The morning Astorian., March 21, 1901, Image 2

TUB MOKXIXG ASTOK1AX, THIKSDAY, MAKCH 21. 1901.
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All communications intended tor pub
lication should be directed to "Editor
Astomn." Business communications
f all kind and remittances must be
addressed to "The Astorlan Publish
las; Co." '
The Astorlan guarantees to Its ad-
vertlsers the largest circulation of any
newspaper published on the Columbia
river.
Advertising rates can e bad on ap-
luation to the business manager.
MERCHANTS' TRADE EDITION.
The following Is reprinted from the
Budget of yesterday:
Merchants who have been solicited
to support the proposed "spfclul trade
edition" to be issued by the Morning
Astorlan, should consider very carefully
the benefits to be d rived from it. It is
the same old gold brick every alleged
newspaper like the Astorlan trk-s to sell
in the absence of regular and legitimate
patronage from Us columns. Better put
vnur ad on ft fen."e post In pseference.
for all the good the "special trade edi
tion" will do. Nobody reads such edi
tions, nobody care's for them, excepting
a few simple tidvertislng Likirs who lie
awake at night planning sehem?s to
systematically beat the public.
The Jacts are th.se. The Astorian
proposes to issue in the near future a
special edition setting forth tjie re
sources and industries of Astoria and
of Clatsop county. Advertising spice
will br offered local merchants upon a
basis of a guaranteed circulation of
300 copies. The tenor of the edition
will be to boom Astoria. The advertis
ing rates are ot exorbitant and
no payment is asked until the edition
is brought out and the promises here
in made fulfilled. The merchants of
the city or any individual advertiser
will be furnished proof that the clrcu-;
lation promises have been complied
with. The Merchants' Trade Edition j
will live up to statements already made
as to its scope and purposes and the
unfavorable comment of the Budget is
without reason for Its publication.
THE BUSINESS SITUATION.
' The notable absence of hard times
talk In Astoria Is a matter of much con
gratulation. While the calamity howler
may not have entirely disappeared, It is
aulte an&arent that no class of people
excent the unfortunate land poor and
those who have taken too grfat chances
in real estate ?pecula:ions have now any
real rouse for complaint. Comparison
(' the pr-sent with "the good old boom
times" is far out of dte and out of
reason as well.
Cerninlv th- hard tim-s ciy comes
not fr mi the wase tarnrr, for there
never was more ,i.-man l nor less com
petition for the (arp'-nter. the ship
builder, th- sho-mak r. th- machinist. J 8eems likely to be so jrr-tt as to tax
the nlumber. the tinner, the t-amster ' t ;he utmost the transportation facili
or the butcher than at present. j w nicn ,.an h jjr.,vj.-.l.
Nor yet is th- . nterpriing merchant
the one to co.nplaln. While possibly,
th' re may have be-n it ftver circulation
of cash at the -nd of the fishing season
some years ago. it is safe to say that
business In general was never in a
more prosperous condition or on a more
stable basis than at present.
The difference between 1SSC and liwl
MAL-NUTRITION
You may or may not be eat-;
ing enough; and are thin.
You may or may not feel well
'-some folks don't know what
it is to feel well.
This is mal-nutrition. You
are not getting the use of your
food.
Take a little Scott's emul
sion of cod-liver oil. Begin
with a little; increase ; but don't
overdo it. Take as much as
you can without upsetting the
stomach.
Feeling well is bodily happi
ness. WtD ttai jot a ntue to try, if you a.
SCOTT ft BOWNB, 409 Prl Kmt. New York.
Tnav be compared t the difference be-
nveen the accidental discovery 'of a
bag of gld coin, and the accumulation
uf the same by methods of tntelllgvnt
nd persevering Industry. This Is an
iKe when. In Astoria as well as In in
older clti of the East, success de
pends not upon chance, but uHn thrift,
enterprls?, energy and perseverance.
The rush to Alask for gold and fl.h
(has lately enhance.! '.he oportunltle
i of tnow rf.ajn .u home by lessen
ing the number f competitors, at the
same time v.istly incrwising the market
for labor of all kinds and for commodi
ties, ihua stimulating th. growth of In
dustries. The steady growth and uupar.'M suc
cess of the principal factories and bus
iness institutions of the city, the absence
of "the unemployed" li borer and me
chanic, and the prevailing goivl prices
and high wages are corroborative of
th.'se observations.
COMMERCE ON THE PACIFIC.
Seattle Post-Intelligencer.
In a bulletin taking a general survey
of the foreign trade of the country, re
cently issued by the state department,
which was compiled by Frederick Em
ory, chief of the bureau of foreign trade,
the growth of cninnioe on the Pacific
Is referred to at considerable length.
It is the conclusion of the writer that
tha d.jvelopm?nt of transportation fa
cilities Is one of the leading if not the
most important item in the growth of
foreign trade, and the foots which he
deduces 'seem to bear this out. In the
absence of gnl transportation facili
ties with Brazil, for example, this coun
try ranks but sixth In the volume of
its exports to that country", being led
by countries with whom the United
States Is eniblcd to successfully com
pete xn their own home markets, but
which have better transportation facil
ities to Brazil than this country pos
sesses. It is observed: "Conspicuous illustra
tions of the benefit of direct transporta
tion and of the fact that increased trade
follows lis establishment are found in
the recent growth in the export of Amer
ican products to such unlikely quarters
as Tu:l;.y and Peru. Some two years
ag0 tne consul-general at Constantl-
noole. Mr. Dickinson, exerted himself
to secure the running of a direct line
of steamers between the United States
and Turkish ports on the Mediterran
ean. The Barber line of New York de
cided to make the experiment, and the
service, b-gun In February. 1399, has
jrreatly stimulated the sale of Ameri
can products in the Levant.
Enlarged transportation facilities un
doubtedly account to a considerable ex
tent for the steady growth of our com-m-rce
with Japan."
The latter statem-nt is absolutely cor
rect, a? experi.-nce her- has shown.
Since the establishment t th first di
rect line or steamers fnm S-attle to
Oriental points a trade which did not
exist b-fore has been creat-d, and has
grown to such proportions that sev
eral more transportation lines have
come into the field to shar- in its car
rying: and the growth of the trade
The report calls especial attention to
the Inivr n-ement of transportation fa
cilities from this port, to the establish
ment of the Oriental steamship line be
tween Seattle and Manila, to the line of
the China Mutual Steamship Company,
lust established, and to th- magnificent
Meet now building for the Great North
ern, and which is to ply in this trade,
and further remarks: "The Pacific slope
Is being rapidly converted from a mere
outpost of trad- inro a gr-at hive of
commere." The figures iriv-n in a foot
note show that exports from this coaiit.
which in amounted to but J38,80O,-
U00, arose in 1W) to J71,6"0,')O0 (years
en-d June '')).
It is observed that th- "growth of
F:-a-borne commerce at these points
means much for the great extent of the
country tributary to them and promises
to work marked changes in th- Indus
trial condition of the vast regions west
of the Rocky mountains."
All of the recent literature upon the
subject of the extension of the Pacific
commerce but emphasizes the necessity
of the building of American ships In
which to handle It, that in this manner
the fullest amount of value may' be re
alized to the country from the trade
which It is developing. Dependent as
we are upon foreign ships for our trans
portation facilities, there ia the ever
present risk of a complete destruction
of that trade by the occurrence of con
ditions which would prevent the utili-
zation of those foreien blr, tn iw
" - -v Fist
trade. That this Ls not a remote con
tinerencv experience within the past
year has shown. The withdrawal of
such a large amount of tonnage for
transport service to South Africa and
the Philippines ha resulted In placing
heivy additional burdens upon com
merce In the Pacific, by reason of ad
vanced charters, and the shoituge of
tonnage has teen such that In this city
alone our exporters have been unable,
in some instances, to fill "existing or
ders. No steamer for' the Orient has de
parted wjfhout a full cargo, and without
Having freight on the docks for which
she was unable to And. room. A Euro
pean war, involving any twv of the mar
itime powers of the first class, would
result In the immediate withdrawal
front our trade of the vessels which now
carry our exports, and the consilient
destruction of our commerce. Tile only
safety for the permanence of the tride
of the Payltlc pons with Asia Is the
building of American steunishlps to car
ry It unler the American Hag.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Hrunio s)ulnlne Tablets.
All druirglstj refund the money f It
fails i' cure. F W. Grove's signature
is on each box. 2Zc
When a woman Isn't saying mor.
than she means, she is meaning mor?
than she says.
Mr. J. W. Patterson, night police at
Nasli'iu.' Ia.. says: "in January I had
a very bad cold on my lungs, and used
half dozen different cough medicines
and prescriptions from two doctors, but
grew wors- alt the time. I Anally
bought a bottle of Foley's Honey and
Tar and after using two-thirds of It,
I was entirely cured." CHAS. ROG
ERS. Druggist.
One of the funny things about liv
ing in the country is that If your clothes
11: you half of the old women will be
lieve that you are living an evil life.
. Usually a racking cough and a gen
eral feeling of weakness. Foley's Hon
ey and Tar is guaranteed to cure the
''gri( pe cough" and make you strong
and well. Take no substitutes. CHAS.
ROCERS, Druggist.
There Is only one thing that can look
as contented as a woman with a new
silk dress on sitting In a front pew In
church with her husband. That is a
cow.
Pneumonia follows la grippe, but
never follows the use of Foley's Honey
and Tar. th? great throat and lu:ig
remedy. Take no substitute. CHAS.
ROGERS, Druggist.
When a married man goes out and
gets full he Is smart enough to get an
old bachelor to take him home, because
he knows his wife will blame it on the
old bachelor.
Euget.e J. Hall, the poet and publish
er, say? that one dose of Foley's Honey
and Tar restored his vole when hoarse
ness threatened to prevent his lecture
at Central Music Hall. Chicago. Noth
ing else as good. CHAS. ROGERS,
Druggist.
A baseball player has br-en named as
the co-respondent In a Cleveland di
vorce suit, and if that doesn't put him
on the bench It will place him In front
of it.
Rob'. R. Watts, of Salem, Mo., writes:
' I hav been troubled with kidney dis
ease for the last five years and have
doctored with all the leading physi
cians and have tried all remedies sug
gested without any relief. Finally I
tried Foleyfs Kidney Cure and less
than two bottles completely cured me
and I am sound and well."
A "young lady writes to an agricultural
exchange describing how she has
amassed a fortune with only two calves
as a start. The account will not be con
sidered remarkable in the theatrical
world.
CHEAP INSURANCE.
Many a man has been insured against
3right'(5 disease, diabetes, or other dan
gerous ailmnt by a fifty cent bottle
of Fuley'3 Kidney Cure. CHAS ROG
ERS, Druggist.
To the small boy the pleasure of put
ting a pin In the teacher's chair Is worth
all the trouble that follows.
"I bad a running sore on my leg for
seven yean," writes Mr. Jas. Forest
of CMppewa Falls, Wis., "and spent
hunr?rd of dollars in trying to get It
healed. Two boxes of Banner Salve en
tirely cured it." No other salve so
hcalins:. CHAS. ROGERS, Druggist.
Man looks with awe on the works of
the Creator and u-onders how he hap
pened to make so many mistakes.
BANNER SALVE.
Teltr, eczema and skin diseases yield
quickly to the marvelous healing quali
ties of Banner Salve made from a
prescription of a skin specialist of world
wide fame, 25c. CHAS. ROGERS,
Drurglst.
Barbs-rs and carpenters are both shav
ers. SOMETHING NEW.
Just published by the Southern Pa-
clflc Co. Is a phamphlet upon the re
sources of Western Oregon, which In
cludes an excellent map of the state,
and contains Information on climate,
lands, education, etc., existing indus
tries and their capabilities.
Attention is also directed to such
new fields for energy or capital at
promise rair return.
ThU publication fills a need long ex
perienced by Oregonlans, n replying to
inquiries or eastern rnanoa.
Copies may be had of local agent
Southern Pacific Co., or from
C. H. MARKHAM,
G. P. A., Portland. Or
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA.
Notable amon the nleaaiirwi nttnrA.
ed by the Ssasta Route is the win
ter trip to Southern nnllfnrnio
Arizona. Renewed acquaintance with
mis section win ever develop fresh
-msnpui papp puB isajaiui 10 wjuiod
In its- prolific vegetation and among Its
numberless resorts of mountain mhnr
valley and plain.
The two dally Shasta train frnm
Portland to California have been re.
cently equipped with the most an-
k?rov?a Pa-uern or atandara - and tour-
Sleeping
ears, but the low rates of
fare will still continue in effect.
Illustrated guides to the winter r.
sorts of California and Arizona may b
had on application.
C. H. MARKHAM. O. P. A
Portland. Oreron.
WHI TEi G0LLAR LINL
8tr. HERCULES takes the place of
BAILEY OATZERT (Telephone Dock).
Columbia River and Puget Soun.l NaT
Igutlon Company,
The Hercules leaves Astoria dally
except Sunday at 7 p, m.
Leaves Portland daily except Sun
day at a. m.
Vhlt Collar Line tickets, O. R. N.
tickets and llwaco Ry A Nav, Com
pany tickets Interchangeable on Her
cules and Ilassalo, Through Port
land connection with steamer Nahcotta
from Uwaco and I.ong Reach points.
Telephone No. 111.
A. J. TAYLOR, Astoria Agent.
E. CRICHToN. P.wtland Agent.
ASTORIA AND COLUMBIA
RIVER RAILHOAD.
t" PORTl VI). Arr've
8:lHi.m.lV;tliind Union IVpot '11:16 a m.
:00p.m.for Astoria and iuter-S:40 p.m.
mt Hate points. I
l" A9TORH. I
?'.4Sa.m.lF. r Portland A tn-U:M susi.
6:10 p m.Jteua ;d.a;c pviuts ,10.30 p.m.
SEASIDE DIVISION.
1 1::i. m.
It.lO i. III.
s:.) a ui
I'.H III.
2;) p. m.
ASTORIA
I 7lOn.nl
I U M. Ill
! Ml lW III
seaside i
Sunday uuiy
All trains make close connections at
! Gobi with all Northern Pacific trains
iv u iiuui me r.usi or oounu poinis.
J. O. MAYO.
Gen'l Fr't and Pas. Agent
It
Travel
UXURIOUS
The "Northwestern Limited" trains,
electric lighted throughout, both inside
and out. and steam heated, are with
out exception, the finest trains- In the
vorld. They embody the latest, nefcest
und best Ideas for comfort, convenience
and luxury ever offered the .traveling
public, and altogether are the moat
complete and splendid production of the
car builders' art.
These Splendid Trama
Connect With
The Great Northern
The Northern f'aciFtc and
The Canadian Tacific
AT ST. PAUL FOR
CHICAGO and the EAST.
-no extra charge for these superior
accommodations and all classes of tick
ets are available for passage on the
iiuiiuus iNortnwesiern Limited."
All
Iert ?kln n tat.Prr0tect'1 by the
W H UFAn k yl eT' co,
W. H. MEAD, H. L. SISLER.
uenerai Agent. Traveling Agt.
Portland. Ore.
A FEW
INTERESTING
FACTS
W hen people are contemplating a
trip, whether on business or pleasure
they naturally want th heat
obtainable, as far as speed, comfort and '
oi-iy is concerned. Employes of the
WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINES axe
paid to serve the public and our trains
ara operated so as to make close con
nections with diverging lines at all
Junction points.
Pullman Palace Sleeping and Chair
Cars on through trains.
Dlring car service unexcelled. Meals
served a la carte.
In order to obtain the flrst-clas aer
vlce. ask the ticket agent to sell you
a ticket over
The Wisconsin Central lines
and you win make direct connectlona
at St. Paul for Chicago, Milwaukee and
ail points East.
For any further Information call un
any ticket agent, or correspond with
JAS. C. POND. Gen. Pass. Ag't..
or JAS. A. CLOCK. Milwaukee. Wis.
General Agent.
THE CHICAGO A NORTHWESTERN
RAILWAY.
Oregon Short Line
Railroad
THE DIRECT ROUTE.
Montana, Utah, Colorado
and all Eastern Points
Oives choice of two favorite routes vl
the Union Pacific Fast Mall Line, or
the Rio Grande Scenic Line.
LOOK AT THE TIME.
1 1 Days to Salt Lake.
2J Days to Denver.
Z Days to Chicago.
Days to New York.
Free reclining chairs,- upholstered
tourist sleeping cars, and Pullman pal
ace sleepers, operated on all trains.
For further Information apply to
C. O. TERRT, W. E. COMAN,
Trav. raas. Agt... Oen. Agent.
yl inira ut., roaiana. Or,
Or
O. W. LOUNSBERRT.
Agent O. R. & N.
H.F.Prael Transfer Co
Telephone 22L
DRAYINGjANDf EXPRESSING
AH Goods Shipped to Our Car '
Will Receive gpeelal Attention.
No. Els Dtia&a fit,
Astoria. Or.
W. J. COOK. Vgr
' Res. TeL 111L
POSSIBLY
'
You Arc Not Aware of the
Fa t Time
AND
SUPERB SERVICE
VIA.
r
WE HAVE
2-Dai!yFast trains-2
TO 'Mil: t-AST
If you cannot take th morning train,
travel via the evening train. Both are
finely equipped,
"OUR SPECIALTIES"
FAST TIME
THROUGH SERVICE
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPERS
PULLMAN TOURIST SLEEPERS
PULLMAN DINERS.
LlltltAKY (CAFE) CAR
FREE RECLINING CHAIR CARS
Hours In time saved to
Omaha, Chicago. Knnsus City,
St. I.ouis, New Yorh, Huston,
And Other Eastern Points
Ticket good via Salt Lake City and
Denver.
It Is to your Interest to use THE
OVERLAND LIMITED. Tickets and
sitrplng-car bertha can be secured from
O. W. LOUNSBERRT.
Agent 0. R. $ tZ0' Astoria, Or.,
J. H. LOTHROP.
General Agent. 135 Third 8t..
Portland, Or.
A familiar nam for the Chicago.
I VI ill. n .. b.. f. a. r..., r. ..
u" 0Vt?r ,h Ut"" M Great Railway
1 ru,,n,n lhe "Moneer Limited" train.
i v.rv rtJv .n.l h.n c.
and Chicago, and Omaha and Chicago.
1 lie only perfect train in the world."
Understand: Connections ara made
with all transcontinental lines, securing
to passengers the best service known.
Luxurious coaches, electric Uiclit, steam
hei, of a verity equaled by no othv
I l ie.
See that your ticket readi via "The
Milwaukee" when going to any point
In the United States or Canada. All
ticket agents sell them.
For rati-s, pamphlets or other Infor
mation, address.
J. W. CAREY. C. J. EDDT.
Trav. Pass. Agt.. Oen. Art..
Portland, Oregon. Portland. Ore.
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4 p. m
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Krom Astoria j
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
All Hulling Dates sut;
ltd tovbaiige. I
For Kan FranciK'o-Hsll
7 am
(.'oliniil) Stiver Mtoam
Ki Sunday ' to I'urtliinil sin!
4a in x
Hoi.dsy
. I From I'nrtlsiM
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7a.m. WlllsinstUaiidYam
TUKi.Tbur hlllKWers
80 u. m.
0'i.,Wed.
and Frl,
sua muu oremi city, UsyUjn &.
Way Landing i
Klparls
Ihvs dly
3:4.rn. m.
Snak Klvar.
Itljiark lo lwUton
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daily
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- w- LOUNSBERRT,
W II. HURLBURT, Ag't, Astoria,
Gen. Paas. Ag't. Portland. Or..
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
.Scaled proposals addressed to the
County Clt-rk of Clatsop County, Ore
fon, will be received until 2 p. m.,
April 3, l'JOl, by the County Commis
sioners' Court of Clatsop County, Ore
gon, for th construction of forty-two
mile, of road in Clatsop County, Ore
gon, or any part thereof, viz:
The Astoria, Olney, Jewell and Ves
per wagon roid No. 77.
Rids must be in compliance with
plans and specifications now on. file
with the County Clerk.
All bids must be accompanied by a
certified check of the value of 6 per
cent of the amount of said bid.
Copies of plans can be Been, and spec
ifications will be furnished on applica
tion to the undersigned.'
The court reserves the right to reject-any
or all bids.
Bv order of the County Commission,
ers' Court. . H. J. WHERITT, -County
Clerk.
UP
NOTICM OF THE SALIC OF HTWK
OF THE COLI'MUIA RIVICIU'ACK-
' Kits Association, of abtouia,
ORHGON.
WHEREAS, on the l5lh day of
March. m, the Nutlomil Packing Com"
pnny fur a valuable consideration nmde,
executed and delivered M the First Na
tional Hank, of Astoria. Oregon, lis
certain promissory noto wherein It
promised and agr'l ! py-l th
order of unlit bank six months after
Ut (or value received the mini uf III'.
MM with Intercut tin icon after dale
at the rate of six per cut per nniiiim
Niy,il.e In I'nltrtl rStiitis gold coin, and.
Whereas, on lhe It'lli ilny 'f March,
1 m, tic Ml, I National I'm king Coin
pan), for value recelv -d, made 11ml de
livered lo mild bank It c-rtaln ploin-Immoi)-
lure wherein It pi ouilm-d and
agreed to pay to the order of said bunk
the mnn uf ItinHi, ttltb lnt"r.t
after di( at tin" rate of xlx pir cent
l"r allium, payable In ('nlUd Stairs
gold cola; anil,
Whciv.it, 011 tin tit It day of S-ptein.
b-r, l'-too, J, O, il.iiuli'iiii. ill" of the en
iloitci and kill 11 ant'iin uf tin ml, I note,
for di, 1 ptirp.'i- of scciitiiiK the pay
ment th-renf, iraiiMferr-'d and awlgiie.l
ut collutewtl, to the n.ild l ink, ;'",
,iaiv of the capital oi'k of the Co.
luiilbU River Packers Aatoclutloii, of
AH. ria, 'reg'ii. Ill n owiiil by the .ild
J. O. llaiitli.ini, 11 h uliottii by certltlj ate
lUlinb-f Kit. und at the anie tUiie'iind
as par: of the sum' iransaction the
.lld J. O. Ilaitttl'ilii eX'i iitctl and e.
I.veivd t' the said b.iak a rlllen n.ltrii
lii'"iU and liansf' t- ,,f th,, Kald slock, re
citing tli'Teln that ill" ""Id slock w
tr.ltisferiid as l ollnteinl security for the
payment of .mi l note, inrludlnu nil
I'lmrgi-M wild rM iin s ot 1 -nil 'i ling the
..li'le 11 tut a r iisunable nllorney's fee,
iui I ,i4ithorlty was jji.-u t lt.-r. lit to the
sai l bank by III.' sai l J 1 . H.ini hTn
to s -ll Hi " sai l shares ,.f eiipltitl :,k
or anv part tlwie'T and any collateral
substituted for or .1-1 bd to lhe Mine, with
or wlth'iill noll e, tit public or private
.- il at th," option uf -al, bank, on
lie" lion-payiii -in .f sai l ivti-s und to
lliolv the 11. t pr.'c U of i. ll Me to
(lie payment of sal I ll"les. aii.l u the
s.l'e Hi.. i:th hunk : iHithoiued all. I
en poiMi -J to hi-coiiie tl. pulchase
'hereof, and,
Wher -at eald cei Utlca:. ..f k n
i.fterw ards sum nd.'M-d i ' the said
I'.li k'Tt ,,-cl Ulnll ,111,1 a lleix i-.-itl.
Ilcate of nfsck In H u tlM. -f f .r i'.itij
slriret was isu b a' I A-"i l.itlou
I' 1 said bank, ui ih 11 I'TlHbMk
number Kti, nil.
Where 11 iletimnd lias I. . 11 ma l fol
the payment "f suid ii't. and said
notes still rein lilt lllioil.l, a;:. I (h-re It
I) v due and unpaid t ! 1 e.oi as prlin I-
p'll tile H II Ml of i""0 .ill ,.1- .i(e mid
)i'.MI"l on the other n te and Interest
'n 1 .1 h of nitld prlndp.il sums from
.M it.li I. at the rate of !X p'
cut per milium.
N.iW THEKEFoi;!-: NnTICE 1H
IIKKKIIV GIVEN. That under ni.d 111
loirsii.ine. f the ;, (, authority confer
! ii..in I c undersigned by the sttl.t J
ii. II ill'norll. (lie tiliilersliiiieil Mill, on
In s'.iy, (he :ilh day of March, I'Xd
at th hour of lo oYI,-", a 111 uf suld
day, ut Hie front .!, ,,f the tmlldlliK
now occupied by lhe "all Hist N.l
lloii.il Hank. In th. ("iiy uf Astoria
Oregon, sell ut public am Hun fur cash
f the high mi bld.i. r i tie ai l zss'.i,
snares of capital st.H k of Ih
ai. 1 oiiimlilu Itiv.-r Packet A
Elation, (vr.luVale nuinb-r l.'rt
1111. 1 will upply the pi.., 1 .,f sinh
ale lo th- payment ..f ,ald not.-s and
tile costs in, I expetitcs uf snle.
im' ml at AiKrla, Oregon, this Man h
nth. IU.
Tilt: KIltST N ATI' N AL HANK OF
ah roiti A,
Hy S, S. GokiniN. Ciisiiier.
NOTIi'E IS llKltKliY UIVKN
ihut Streot Asscssm-nt Ib-ll No. 43"
iiui lc for the purpoM- ,.t d.-rniylug the
costs and fXtMiises i.f liupruMuK "IVuttl
street from he uUth line uf Exchange
sir-ct to inn norm line ,,f i;raiu ave
nue tlilS been (lie I Willi lhe allllu
and police Julgu ..f (lie 1'lty of As
101 in oy tn: Imiir.! ur a -s.o ii,
th.lt on tile I'M ,,iy ,,f Mar, h ):si, ,,t
the hour of 2 o'clock p 111. uf said
iay in tne council cliauib rs In the city
1. . 1 1 .. . 1. ...... '
u. 11 .i uic 1 uy uf Astoria, tile coin
inuiitf on streets and public ways and
board of aMe-Httm-H HI uu-, t f,,r tde
purpose of curreetliuc. p-Mewum 1111,1
eituaiiiing sail hss-.hhih. nl. All 1 bjec
timis lhTeto must b. nmde In writing
nd filed with the iiudltur um, pullce
iiior.-. l IMS innici! IS puhllsllcl f,,r t,.n
ua Dy onicr of the t'oiiimun Council
01 tnu t-uy or Ast.irl.i.
H E. NKUSiiN,
Aunitor ami i'iicc Judg- uf the City
Date of llrst publication. .Mini, i, im
NOTICE IS HEItKllV I1IVEN
That "Street Assessment Itu Mo. 42
mane for the purpose t ii-fraylng the
. .mm mm cxjN'iisia or improving Flunk
lln avenue from the cist line of Twn
ty-slxth street to Die west line f ti.i..
ly-flrst street hu lieen file, with the
auditor and police Judge of the City of
Astoria, by the board f assessors, an,
that on Ow 21st day of M in h. mi at
me nuur 01 4 o chick p. m. of said ilny
In th council chambers in the city
hall of the City of Astoria, th.) com
mittee on streets und public ways and
board of assessors will meet for the
purpose: of correcting, reviewing and
equalizing wild assessment. All objection-
thereto must be mud.; in writing
Hnd filed with the auditor mid police
Judge. This notice H published f,V ten
u.iy. y uruer 01 me i.iiinmoii Council
of the City of Astoria.
11. E. NELSON
Auditor and Police Judge of the f 'Ity
of Htorla. '
Date of first publication, March 9 1901
. SHERIFF'S SALE.
Hy virtue of an execution Um) order
of sale I.HHUtd out of the circuit court
of the State of Oregon for the Counly
of Cl itMop, on the 4i, day ( March,
1 ot, upon a Judgment und decree ren
dered therein on the lifilh duy of Feb.
ruary IMl. In favor of i,, ,MaH,ir,
plaintiff, and against 1vt Trnnson de
fendanl. for the Hiim of 4:w. together
with "nlnrest thereon. an,, ,,. f1.lh,
sum of $:-.,.20 the costs and disburse
ments of this suit and the cosls of and
upon this writ commanding and requir
ing" me to make sale ot thi following
described real properly, to-wlf
The southwet quarter of the north
west quarter, the west j,aif of the
southwest quarter and the northeiwt
quarter of the southwest quarter of
section 6 In township 8 north of range
6 ytH &f the Willamette Meridian con
taining 16J acres In CliiUop Co'untv
Oregon,
Notice Is ber-by piven lh.it I will on
Monday, the 8th day ot April mo ant
the hour of 10 o'clock In the 'forenoon
of said diy. In front of and at the court
house acH,r In the Oty of Astoria
Clatsop County. Oregon, sell at pS
auction to the highest bidder for cash
the above-described real property to
satisfy the Judgment, Interest rout,
and all accruing costs. ' C0Bt?
THOS LINVILLE. Sheriff.
Clatsnn Cnimt. u..
Aslnplo fireorMi Vi.i. . r"n
HlllfllUFFH BALK.
Hy vlrtuu of an vneciitlun and order uf
sab) Inued nut of the circuit court of (lit
State of Oregon, for Iho fount y of ttut
op". 011 the 1st day of March, 11KI, u,,u
a Judgment and dm'tee reiidiTml tl.nr.
in on tin) 27th day of Fibruitry, Jtiyi,
in ravor of J. llaiiinnMrtn.r. il,(n.
Hlf, and against -'. E, Linton nj
Mrttid-i E. Linton, defeinlttiits, fur tht
sun of fi'uo, with Iniei.-sl th 'riMiti at tlm
falo of II per cut per annutn, fnin it s
1Mb day of Nove liber, 1!H, t. H,t Ktli
diiv of Frbiuiiiy. P'l'l. for the further
stun of H tttioiney'J f.i-s, Hm rosts nn,
dlsbittseiiiiuls of Ibis suit Inked at
y:Ct nn, I Int 'test 011 mild Judtfinent ut
lhe leiril lute Utidl puld 11ml Ilia cii!
of 11 il upon Hits will I'oiiiiiinn.iiiiii All,
leiiu'rlnu me 10 make sale of tha f.
lowing described real property, to-wit;
Lots tell (III) Hlld rlev ll (It), III i.h k
two C, In laui Wniteul n, n laid mil
end iwonl -.1 by P, C Warren, saum
li. lug now a put f I lo- In 'rpotaied
'Iiy ot Win r.'iit'Mi. together with ihq
teiieui'nl, her -illt iiiieiiis und iippm.
lenmic -s ttieieiuito belonging or In ny
wis? iipperlaiiiliig III Hi" County of
' in t . !, Oregon,
Null. c Is h-rehy glen Hint I will m,
Mondiiv. the nib day uf Apnl, li. ai
the hour of p' o'clock In the for-ibsiu
of Mid day, In front uf and nl Hie cuurt
lioime door, In lhe t'liy uf Astoria, rial,
sop Con ity, Oregon, sell nl public sin-.
Hun to (he highest bl.l.h r for iih," llu.
Illieve-ie, b il re ,l plVls'l'ty o sills-
fy tin Judgment, Interest, costs and
ail uicnilng costs.
THUS LIN VILI.E. Sheriff.
( 'Intsop 'oiinty, I 'legoti.
Asto;ll, Oll-goll. M.llill Mil, llS'l.
notice for pchljcation.
fulled Stat.a lind Olttre, 0( Oregon
City, tlirgon, iec. :i. 11M):
NuiU e a hen ly gUeii that In com.
pllmice with the privlaloiis uf the net
of congress uf June I, H's. entltl d "An
act for the sal (r tuuts-r lands In tlis
slat's if Cttllf.iriiU. orrgmi, Nvsda
mid W.i n IiIiir 0 in Trrrltury." as extend.
id to nil the Public 1-B.nd Hiatea by a. t
of Atu'ust 4, h.'.", ciiriatUn l'einrsun,
of Olney, counly uf I'latwp, Stat: f
Oregon, has this day nl. J In this oltl. s
his swrn stst-1 11 No. fur th
piirchuse uf the NE. quurti-r of socllun
No. V, In toiishli No, ( north.
runii No, west, mid will nfi"er
p.'oi f to show that the land sought It
nmr valuable fur It tliuler or atone
Mini) for agricultural purpars. and to
establish ila 1 Mm to nuld land before
tb regtcr nf M't'rlj -r uf this olTlit
at Oregon City. i.goii, uii TTiuraJa?
the 2,'.lh day uf April.
Ho names at wliinsset. tlcorg Mc
l"'rlaud. Oust AJolph. Alexander Nor
uittinl. Kn-dvrli'k Nonnund. all uf oi.
in-y. Clatsop ruuiity, or.-gon,
Any ami all pursuits claiming ad
versely the abuve-deacrlbed lands are
requested to Ills their claims In th I
otllco on or before said 5Mh day of
April. lJl.
CHAS. II. MOOltKS, Hrglstcr.
Notice ok HALE,
In the Cuuiuy Court In and for Jack
son County. Oregon, in th matter of
the esitat of Thadd.u V. Hartley,
Ileci'us.'d.
Notice Is hereby glvrn that under and
by virtue of an order of sal made by
the Hon. County Court uf Jackson
County, Oregon, dated January 7t.
Ll. and recorded In volume U of the
probate record of said county, on page
4: I will 011 and after April 1st
RHll, proceed tn sell t private rale
for cash, lots :4 and AH bo?k I. of
tb town of Klavel iVnlrr, Clatsop
County. Oregon, and the H. E. U of
sectiu,, 10. t lW) t N 1f ui)f(j , w
of . M. In s-ild 'latop County
oertkche raiiclat.
Admliilslrairlx of estate of Thaddeus
W. Harclay, Deceaaed. Ahlsnd. Ore.
E. V. liItldUH. Ally,
Ashland, Ore.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that the. under
signed administrator or n.e n... -.li..
of Juhrj II. THI, deceas- d, by vlrtua and
iiuiiiuriir nnu in pursimnce of an order
nmde by the County Court of the Hiate
of Oregon. f.,r MulinuMitth county, 011
lhe D'h day of Jiinunry. l'jel, aiilhorts
Ing and licensing he gftj adiiilnlstra-
tr tn . Me fil n,l,,Olo.lr-i,r'-
sale the following d-sc.llhe,! real
property belonging ,rt tlc of ,h()
siiki jonn 11. ten, (leceiised, situated
and being In the county of Clatsop
In the State of Oregon, to. wit:
The northwest quarter of the north
west quarter of section thirty. six J)
township nine (91 north, range, seven (7)
Hint of the Willamette mrrMlsn !,.
turning forty (40) acr-s.
I will, as such admlnlsfrator on the
2.1.1 day of March. 1901. at 2 o'nlfh'lf r.
m. of said day. ta the court house door
of Clatsop County, Oregon h, Astoria,
In salit county, sell the above
and foregoing described iract of land
at auction to the highest bidder for
cash subject to the approval of said
court.
JOHN ROMETSiMI
Administrator of wild Estate.
NOTICE KOrt PUBLICATION.
United States Ijind Ofib-e, at Oregon
City, Oregon, Feb. 1, 1901.
Notk'e n herubv oHven ihni ik ai.
lowing named settler has filed niu. nr
her intention to make final proof In
nupport of her claim and said proof
will be mido lxfoT tha nvliiti'Kui r.
Hvr of the United States Land Office,
at Oregon City, Oregon, on Monday.
linn in, wi, vix;
MRS. ANNA SAMUELSON,
Sister and heir-at-law f.f riisri v
Roneli. ieceasid. who rnadn linmiaii
application No. 1M14, for lot 8. sec. 34
W.'.i4' N' 8 W." lo1" ' 2 "d SE-4
Nhl4, sec. 3, twp. 3 N., range 8 W sit
uated n TlllamtHik and Clatsop Coun
tlen. state of Orjgon.
She rmmes the following ult
p.ove his continuous rewldence upon
and cultivation of said land, viz:
J. It. Wherry, of Elsie, cintson mim.
I.v. Ore,; Dnnb i Itelerson, of Vlnemaple.
latjjop counly, Ore.;Louls Enquest. of
Jewell. Clatsop conuty, Ore.; c. J. Un
dell, of Vesper, Clatsop county. Ore.
further and special notice Is
herebey given that tho above
named clalmunt, sister and heir-at-law,
Intends to make her In-
iivhlual final proof In support of her
dulm, and that her said nroof win h
made ty her for the above described
land before the county clerk of tha
county of Rock Island, at Itock Island,
in tho state of Illinois, on Monday.
April 15. 19J1.
CHAS. B. MOORES, Register.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice Is hereby given that tho under
signed administrator of the estate of
.lemima BKinoe, deceased, has filed In
tha county court of Clataon count Or..
his final account as ,uoh administra
tor, and that Monday, the first day of
April, 1901, at the hour of 10 o'clock a.
m. of tald day, has been by said court
fixed as the time for th h sarin nt
objections to said final account and
me settlement tnereor.
- - - MAX L iKinnte
Administrator of the estata of Jeml.
- - -m -mab.ii 0, yjyji,
'V
v . ma J3klbbe, deceased.