The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, March 24, 1901, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MOKMSG ASTOKIAN, N'MHY, MARCH 23. 190!. TiH'phone Main 661. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. DAILY. Bent by mall, per year 16.00 Sent by mall, per month SO Served by carrier, per month .60 SEMI-WEEKLY. Sent by mall, per year, In advance, $2.00 All communication Intended tor pub lication should be directed to "Editor Astorun." Business communications f all kinds and remittances must be addressed to "The Astorlan Publish ing Co." The Astorlan guarantees to Its ad vertlRcr the largest circulation of any newspaper published on the Columbia river. Advertising rates can fee had on ap- UcRtlon to the business manager. When MtKlnley reads of the extraor dlnary precautions being lakn to pre serve the cxar from assassination he will probably abandon his ambitious plans for assuming the royal purple. There will e little weeping In this country at the emigration of a few thousands of Mormons to Mexico. The church has not abandoned polygeny and that fact means constant friction between the ihurch orgajiizatlon and membership and the Christian element of our nation as long as the Mormons remain among us. The Southern Pacific Company is en deavoring to create a strong public sen timent in behalf of the preservation of the treat trees of California. These monsters of the forest, many of them over four hundred feet In height and one hundred fett in circumference, are declared by President David Starr Jor dan, of Leland Stanford, Jr., University, to be at least eight thousand years old, antedating the pyramids of Egypt. These imposing relics of past ages should certainly be preserved from dese cration and destruction. The Mariposa grove, containing about seven hundred trees, has been granted government pro tection but It includes but a small proportion of these monarehs of the forest. Should the despoiler be per mitted to ruthlessly destroy at will the remainder of them, the state of Cali fornia and the nation at large will be robbed of a treasure which can nev er be measured In dollars and cents and can never be replaced. NEGLECTED BY CONGRESS. Salt Lake Tribune. The fifty-sixth congress has finished Us work. U gave to the country much .wise legislation and some foolish; it re fused to do some necessary things. One was the refusal to make any appropri ation for building reservoirs In the arid rKior. The refusal was due to ignor ance. . Were ther? some island out in the sea Containing tens of millions of fertile acres, but surrounded by a coral reef so that only the smaller schooners could approach it, the Fifty-sixth ' congress would not have hesitated for a moment to make a sufficient appropriation to blast away the re-f that the products of the rare island might be made avail able. In a kind of ecstacy members would have pictured how many beauti ful homes might be created on the won derful island, what Its annual products would b? worth, etc. But when the Islands and coral re-f are on our own continent, th.-n it 13 different, and grave congressional asses will stand up and ask why the government should Interpose to create something which is cUhed from the stomach not beginning itf work immediately. Until it getrto work you fuel d s-trcsed-tlie food lays iu your stor? ach like a weight. To start digwttion to make th stomacJi do its work yon miu,t anist it it rour stomach Is weak or alow to work. Baldwin's Dyspepsia Tablets No. 21 Ukra after meals supplies th atom on with naoeaiuiry acids and iulcaa which llt tit food quioklv in a proper manner. To get the best reaalta uae Bald win's Health Tablat S-wUh Dyspasia Tablet Tke DyaMpcU Tableu owt Wo and HMkalal PRANK HART. Successor to Th. Olaen. (00-2 Com. 8L Distress after eating would tend to drain "other states of thvlr D'Hiple. 4 The soaeoast cities, through. ' their press, every on? clamor for harbor Im provements, they declare that the whole country is interested Ixvatise of the general Interest In rommoive- and the need of drawing eveny possibility to Its advantage. We of the West accept that, though we know the reason New York wants a better channel front the piers to the sea is to svuro freight that otherwise might go to Philidel phla or Baltimore; that Philadelphia wants a better channel in order to draw freight from Baltimore and New York, and that Baltimore and Boston both want improvements that th y may suc cessfully compete with the E.npiiv and Quaker cities. Again, every year ther l a drain of $10,000,000 to improve the na igntion and save the banks of the Mississippi river. That is all right, but the ex penditure in the arid tvlt of as much money as Is poured annually into the rat-ho!e of the Mississippi, would add 30,000 to the homes of the land and give each one 100 acres of l.wd as rich as any In the Mississippi valley. There are other r.asons that ought to govern In this connection. The East-, ern states boast of the value of their farm products. They are very great, but thty are only ab.'Ut 4" per cent of what they should be wiih ra;!y in lightened cultivation. In Genesis we are told that the waters hid to be di vided before the dry land appeared. Ever since th'n moisture is to land what the air is to a human b-ing. Without the air man's life c'ases; with out the n.oisiure the whole earth would be but the corpse of a world. The science of applying water to land to pnduct the best yield is n science which our Eastern friends have never graduated in. and they should pursue the study foi it is directly to trior in terest that they should understand it. Their thlh'rrn hfty years heme will r-e lauciung that thnr fathers i?rj such chumps. When Irrigation becomes general, in ihe arid b-lt. it will xienl ..inward, r-i the study of hlw .ivolj i.verfio. in time of freshet and how to support their crops in time of drought will be an all-important one to farmers. They ought to begin Its study- now. Finally, there is another conside ration that ought to have had some ueigh with congress. In the last half century the arid West has sent east $4.000.'rt,000 in imperishable money. It has vluliz-.d all thi great East; it has g.ven them a full addition of 30 per c-ni to their prop erty; it aids today 30 per cent to ail they possess. That fact ought to have given a little emphasis to the petition of the West. WITH THE PARAGRAPHIAS. T... . . I . ..... . . x-ei'.igitw- ieu tne s -na;e with 5,'cn the contempt of Pitchfork Tillman. Mii-neapolis Tribune. It is no longer the Sampc.n-.S.hIey but the Sampson-Everylcly "iitrover sy. Chicago Journal. After tailing in ali other -ff .i:.- to die rich Andrew CarP'gie might (ry a few church fairs. Times-H-ral l. I Apparently Admiral Sampson ha. no I desire to retain public sympathy. He . is now writing hi. memoirs. Buffalo Express. In its big oil ' gushers" T"xa.s has finally produced som-thing that Tom Ochiltree cannot xagg'-rav. Kansas City Star. Pettigrew can now go home and te the South Dikotans that Mark Hanna is fully as black as he has ben painted Chicago Record. The Baltimore Sun tri-d so hard to elect William J. Bryan that it thinks It is entitled to advise William MoKin ley. Brooklyn Eagle. Admiral Schley has said nothing about that Simpson letter. He ;s doubtless refecting on the gol.-n duality of si lence Pi t tsbu rg Dispa t ch . An advertisement for proposals for furnishing 11,000 hea l'-ton'.-s for the United States is one of the giewsome re sults of war. Duluth Herald. Miss Maud Gonne foresees the early extinction of England. In pity's name, has William Waldorf Astor got to move on again? Chicago Tribune. The irreproachable manner in which Count Von Waldersee leads the German should fit him for a position in the American navy. Montana Record. 'That was a close shave," remarked Prince Tuan as he looked in the glass after reading the edict and found that his head was still on straight. Mon tana Record. The-country Vlng wife for "another four years, a boom In business may be confidentially looked forward to. Even Democrats will hardly dvllm to take advantage of the same, Topeka State Journal. - ' ' ' ro cri:lrATtU)"iNTNK iay. T:ke Lavitlv Hroiiio-O,iiliiliie Tab lets, .V. Every grout man was one ihlld. a solitary IT RX7.7.LKS THE WOULD. No Discovery In medicine has ever created one quarter of the excitement that h is been caused by Dr. King's New Disvovery f.r Consumption. It's sever est t 'sts have been on hopeless victims of Consumption, Pneumonia. Hemor rhage, Pleurisy and Bronchitis, thou sands of vh n It his restored to per fvt health. For Coughs, Colds, Asth ma. Croup. Hay Fever, Hoarseness and Whooping Cough it is the quickest, sur est cure 'n the world. It Is sold by Frank Hart who guarantees satisfac tion or refunds money, large bottl'S SV and $1. Trial bottles free. A woman tiusts all the men me loves, a man lev s ail the women he trust. STRIKES A RICH FIND. "I was troubled for sev eral years with chronic Indigestion and n.rvous debil ity," writes F. J. Green, ot Ijincaster. N. II.. "No remedy helped me until I b-gan using E1-x'trio Bitters, which did me more good thin all the medicines I ever used. They have also kept my wife in excellent he.iPh for ye-.irs. She ays Electric Bitters ore Just splendid for female troubles: that they are a crand tonic and Invlgorator for weak, lun down women. No other medicine can take Its pMce in our family." Try them. Only '0o; satisfaction guaran teed by H irt's Drug Store. A woman :ie'er f -els perfectly sure f going to hei.ven ti'l .;he has bed nil her hair i:-f out. IT GIRDLES THE GLOBE. The fame of Bu -klen's Arnica Salve as the best in the world, extends round the earth. It's the one perfect healer of Cuts, Corns, Burns, Bruises, Sores, Scalds. Bolls. I'lcrs, Felons, Aches, Pains and all Skin Eruptions. Only in fallible Pile cure. 23c a box at Hart's Drug Store. From the (inscriptions in th; papers of a church wedding, you nrght Hnk the bridegroom wore nothing at -ill. BLOWN TO ATOMS. The old Idea that the body sometimes n.'eds a powerful, drastic, purgative pill iia been exploded; for Dr. King's New Lif Pills, which are perfectly harm less. Kntlv stimulate liver and bowels to expel poisonous matter, cleanse the system and absolutely cure Constipation and Siek Headache. Only 23c at Hart's Drug Store. During th- firs' ten ye irs if Vr life a woman tea -hes herself to be h-'.ppy; the next ten the world and hoe mother tea-'h her to be ml ruble. Mr. J. V. Patterson, night police at Nashua, la,, 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 crew worse all the rime. I finally botieht a bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar and after using two-thirds of It, I was entirely cured." CHAS. ROG ERS. Druggist. No womin ever wishes shewas a man unless she has tailed I) b a wi niaii. Csually a racking cough and a gen eral feeling of weakness. Foley's Hon ey and Tdr is guaranteed to cure the "gr'lPe cough" and make you strong and well. Take no substitutes. CHAS. ROGERS, Druggist. The microbes hi ', a rnoihers' meetiiif the other day and vJt-d that the ch-.it walking skirt was Immoral. Pneumonia follows la grippe, but never follows the use of Foley's Honey and Tar, the great throat and lu:ig remedy. Tuk-3 no substitute. CHAS. i ROGERS. Druggist. Beinsr in love anl being seasick are about the same; when you have either one you wish it was the other. Eugei.e J. Hal, the poet and publish er, say? that one dose of Foley's Honey and Tar restored his voice) when hoarse ness threatened to prevent his lecture at Central Music Hall, Chicago. Noth ing else as good. CHAS. ROGERS, Druggist. The woman who intends to have her own way afterward never kicks at the word "obey" in trte marriage service. Rob'. R. Watts, of Salem, Mo., writes: 'T have 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 Foley s Kidney Cure and less than two bottles completely cured me and I am sound and well." There are only two things which make life worth living to a man or woman. To a man a great love or a great hate; to a woman a great love or a great sorrow. CHEAP INSURANCE. Many a mar has been Insured against 3right' disease, diabetes, or other dan gerous aliment by a fifty cent bottle of Foley's Kidney Cure. CHAS ROG ERS, Druggist. Many a man Is toasted who nees to be roasted. 'I bad a running sore on my leg for 6even years," writes Mrs. Jaa. Forest of CMppewa Falla, Wis., "and spent hundreds of dollars In trying to get It healed. Two boxes of Banner Salve en tirely cured it." No other salve so hcalinjr. CHAS. ROGERS, Druggist. The girls who are wearing the new meal sack elothrs, look like the Old Scratch. BANNER SALVE. Tetter, eczema and sklo diseases yield quickly to the marvelous healing quail ties of Banner Salve made from a rirecrlD'-lon of a skin specialist of world wide fame, 25c. CHAS. ROGERS. Drurglst. J. A. FASTABEND GENERAL COXTAACTOR AND BUILDER " LiUXURIOUS 1 Tr AVEL The "Northwestern Limited" train, electric lighted throughout, both timid and out. and steam heated, are with mt exception, the finest train In the orld. They embody the latest, newest and 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 Tralna Connect With The Gruit Northern The Northern I'tu-iMc nml The Canadian Pacific 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 famous "Northwestern Limited." All trains on this line are protected by the Interlocking Block System. W. H. MEAD. H. L. StSLER. General Agent. Traveling Ag't. Portland. Ore. A FEW INTERESTING FACTS When people are coiitemplatlnf a trip, whether on business or pleasure, thoy naturally wunt the beat service obtainable as far as speed, comfort and safety is concerned. Employes of the WISCONSIN CENTRAL. LINKS are (Mid to serve the public and our trains an operated so as to make clone con nections with diverging lines at all Junction points. Pullman Palace Sleeping and Chair Cars on through trains. Dir lng car service unexcelled. Meals served a la carte. In order to obtain the first-class aer. vlce. ask the ticket agent to sell you a ticket over The Wisconsin Central Lines and you will make direct connections at St. Paul for Chicago. Mdwaukee and all 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. Wla. General Agent. THE CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY. VIA SHORTEST AND QUICKEST LINE TO St.Paul, Duluth.Minneapolis, Cliicag;o and All Points Eaat. DAILY TRAINS; FAST TIME; SER VICE AND SCENERY UN EQUALED. Through Palace and Tourist 8Ieeper. D.nlng and Huffet Smoking Library Cars. Tickets to points East via Portland and the Great Northern Ry., on sale at O. R. & N. Ticket Office, Aatcrla, or Great Northern Ticket Office I3J.TIIIKD STREET, PORTLAND. For rates, folders and full Informa tion regarding Eastern trip, call on r eddress, A. B. C. DENNISTON, City Pass, and Ticket Agent. Portland Oregon Short Line Railroad THE DIRECT ROUTE. Montana, Ulah, Colorado and ali Eastern Points Gives choice of two favorite route, via the Union Pacific Fat Mall Line, or tne itio uranae Scenic Line. LOOK AT THE TIME. Days t'i .Salt Lake. 2 J Days to Denver. 3J Days to Chicago. 4 1 Days to New York. Free reclining chair, upholstered tourist sleeping cars, and Pullman pal ace sleepers, operated on all train. For further information apply to C. 0. TERRY, W. E. COMAN. Trav. Pass. Agt, Gen. Agent. rn ihird St., Portland. Or. Or G. W. LOUNSBERRY. Agent O. R. & N. H.F.Prael Transfer Co Telephone 221. draying;anD; expressing All Good Shipped to Our Car Will Receive BpeelaJ AttaoUon. No. liS Duaue St, Astoria. Or. W. J. COOK. Mfr Re. Tel 11IL ASTORIA AND COLUMBIA RIVER RAILROAD. PORTLAND. IrHvik 8:00u.m.Portlnnd Union Depotlil :10a.m. iifup.m.nor Astoria ana intr- :q p.m. ino-oimg punua. " J ABTORIA7" I 7.4Sa.m.For Portland ln-U:M.m. .iup.m.ierm!int point l0:80p.m. MCA8IDB DIVHION. ll:i, m. ! V i. 111. S::Wn in -D m. i:m i. hi. ASTORIA SEASIDE 7 40. in 4 ui i. in u.iwa in I'J Mn m 7.UU(, III Sunday iul All train make close connections at iloble with all Northern Pacific trains to and from the East or Hound point. J. C. MAYO. Oen'l Fr't and Vmm. Agent POSSIBLY You Are Not Aware of the Fa t Time AND SUPERB SERVICE VIA. PlCTOV WE HAVE 2-DaiIyFastTrains-2 TO IHE EAST If you cannot take the morning train, travel via the evening train. Both ar miely equipped. "OUR SPECIALTIES' FAST TIME THROUGH SERVICE PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPERS PULLMAN TOURIST SLEEPERS PULLMAN DINERS. LIBRARY (CAFE) CAR FREE RECLINING CHAIR CARS Hours In time saved to Omaha, Chiciii(). Kansas City, St. Louis, New York, Huston, Ami Other Eastern Points Tickets good via Salt Lake City and u"nver. It U to your Interest to use THE OvERLAND LIMITED. Ticket and slteplng-car berth can be secured from G. W. LOUNSBERRY, Agent O. R. N. Co.. Atorla. Or., OR J. H. LOTHROP. General Agent. IIS Third Bt, Portland. Or. THE MlUMWt: A familiar name for the Chlcazo. Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway, known all over the Union a the Great Railway running the "Pioneer Limited" train every day and night between St. Paul and Chicago, and Omaha and Chicago, "The only perfect train In Uie world." Understand: Connection ar made with all transcontinental lines, securing to passengers the best ervloe known. Luxurious coaches, electric light, steam ne.ii, or a verity equaled by no otru.' line. See that your ticket read via "The Milwaukee" when going to any point In the United State or Canada. All ticket agents sell theta. For rates, pamphlet or other Infor mation, addrc-ss, J. V. CASEY. C. J. EDDY. Trav. Pass. Agt.. Oen. Agt., Portland, Oregon. Portland. Ore. TIM8 5CHCDULEj Krom torUaml. DEPART AlIITI ChlcaK'i- Sail l.tikii, Denver, Yl roriiina wortli,Oina)i Kan- one rial n ' Hy, ht 'tauii, Chiffig i and Kant 4 p. m. 14a. in Halt Like, Denver, ft Atlantic Kxpren i p. no north, Omaha, Hun " i:ity, Ht I, .nil 7 a. m t.lilraipi and hunt i WUIIa Walla. I.-wlitonJ Mpokmie, MlnneiipH lis. Ht. I 'nil I, bljllith,! Milwaukee. Chlejiro' KiMikune Flyer, ft i- in. H to till sun r.Hxl. Prom Aatoria OCEAN STEAMSHIP All HhIIInk UaLe sub ! led to change. I for Han Krancmco-HnIJ 7am Ex Sunday I'oIihiiIiIk Itlver HU:hm era to Portland and i W.iy l.in M1 ! 4u in Kx Mo., day iUoiAlo ilud " "1 ' ... r",m Portland I lan KxUiWay ILL1!Jf"KM KVK, risuX OrKon Ctv, NcwlerjJ I Jialem & Way-Und a. i 7a.m. Wlllintt anilVain S:80p. m. TueaIhur hill Itlvera Moi.,Wed. tad Huu .Oregon City, l)ytou u1 Way i.andlnita Klparla SnakBir LIewIstn 3:45 a.m. Klparlt to Lewiaton dally tarn WllUmetU Klv.r 3 W m Tuea,Thui Portland t-i Corvalllsj Miin, Wed Saturday j and Way landing 1 Friday O. W. LOUNSBERRY. W. II. HURLBURT, Ag't, Axtotifc Gen. Faa. Ag't. Portland. Or WHITE COLLAR UNL Sir, HEltCULES take the place of BAILEY GAT.EUT tTel-plumrt Dock). Columbia River and Puget Hounl Nat. Igntlon Company. Th Ilorculc leave Astoria dally except Sunday at 7 p. m. leaves Portland dally except Sun day at 7 a. m. White Collar Lino tickets, O. R. A N. ticket and llwaoo Ry A Nav. Com. puny tickets In ten lningnble on MT cule and I Usual". Through Port land connection with steamer Nahcotia from llwaro and ln Hench point. Telephone No. 111. A. 3. TAYLOR, Aatoria Agent. K. W. CRICIITON. Po'iland Agent. NOVR'H OF THE SALE uF STim'K tF Till: Cul.r.MltlA UIVKIt I'Ai'K El!S AS-iiK'IATHiS. i'K ASi'MltlA. i;ixioN, WMKItKAM, .11 Hi.' I'-th day ir March, b'.'l'. tin- Nailoiuil I'ni king Com pany for a vuHulili' oiinld ration iiniiiii ex 'i lltod and delivered to III.' Mint Nil lloliul Hunk, of AMoilu. ll'Kotl, lla i .'i'lalii pr.i.iilHH i v noie uln-ivlii it iu'oiiiI., 'd and ngr'i'd to pty to the ord.'i' of inild ImiiK nix montlm uft i. it.' for value i i'i"'l'. .'d Ho' mini of J in lth Int-ii'itt th. I'-on uft.-r iliile at tin- rat" of hi p.-r i nt p.'i' uniiiini piivi.o In I'nltt Stat. s g"ld coin, and 'h"iiM.t, on ilu' I'.'th .In) of Ma iv It I mi, ill' n.ii.l Natlooil 'a. khiK ''"in piny, for villi' r.'i-.'lv 'd, ttittl- an. I .1 lu.r.'d to ia. I .t ii k Hi it .1 1 it prom lusoiy lure wli'i.'lu It pi ."miIh.'.I tin. I iiiti.'i'd to pay t Hi,- oid'T of aid lunik the miin of t.'.'KHi nilli Int'-I.'ot aft.'i iu. at inr nil,' of fix per cent per lltlllll'll, piiy.ll!.' Ill I'll;!' d Slilll'a Kol.l . ol.i; and, Wli.'iv.ia, on llir lilli da 'f S.'pl.'lil h r. I '.''Hi. J. u. IUii(!i.ni. oiii- of the I'll .. rsera and Kii'iranl.MH of the .u, n... foi the purpoi of ku uiiiik the pay in. lit th'1'i'..f, trannfei ; e. mid niKlgned an collateral, to Hie wild lunK. .I'.ar.-a of the capital m.H k of the Co liiinlil.i River I'aik.'in Amociatlmi, of Aitorm. ori'g'in, th n n M hy the mild J. (. Il.iiillint'11. n itlioti ii hy rcrllll. ate iiuinli r W. mid at Ihe xuiiie l ine and 114 ii.tr: of the Kline t r.i iih.ii t lull the ".u il J. (I. 1 1 1 11 1 Ii Til et.'i'tll.'d .Hid d l.ver. d to the kuI.I ba.ik a written nilgn incut and tiunaf -r of the aald stock, r citing therein that tin- ald slock was tiaimfened us collat. rii! aecurlty for th payui'iit of Muld notes. Including nil fhtitgiK and exM-ii4ea ( lollectlng the name and ll r 'n.Holulhl.! uttol hey'a f.c an I .Minority was given ther. In to th nai l hank l.y the mild J. 1 1. Ilaiithnril to s'll ill- aald alntrea of capital aim k I- anv (.art thereof and any collateral nih.Hiiliited forornd led to the name, with .r without notl.e, ut pulilie or private .ale ut the option of "uld hank, on th" lion-I'.iyiii'iit of Mild not.n and to iimlv the n.'l proceeds of mii. Ii Male In ihe payment of aald notea, and at the lie the raid hunk una atilhotiaed and empowered to tnvoiiie tic- pur.'haaer ther-of; and. Wh'T'n.1 ial. certltlcatc of atock wn r.ftfruardii mirrendered tj Hie aald lacker .Wocl itlmi und .i ii. certl flcate of at.K-k In 1 1 - u tli.-r.of f i.-,iL hh ire'i wa iu-.'d hy fal l Ac loclailun to aald h.iiik. in shown hy c.-nlnVute Miimher K6, and. Whore.i.1 detuati.l h ;i h been made foi the payment of aald ii.'t.K, md iiiLI notea mill r.'tililu tlliix ll.I. and 111 re la now due and unpaid ther-'oii aa princi pal the mi 'ii of I.Iikmi ,,n ,),. not,, and Jshm .11 on the other note and Inlereat mi ea -Ii of an 1 iirlticlful Himm from .March 1, liwi, nt tho rate of nix per i . nt per annum. now TiiKKKPniti.: nutici: is IIKRKIIV (1IVKN, That under ni.,1 In tiurauani;.. -f the vild uuthorltv cuiifer. red upon the underalgtH'd hy the nald J i'. ii.iiniiorn, tne uiidernigneii will, nn TU".!ay. the J6th day of March. 19'd. at tin hour of ID o'clock a. in. of mild day. nt the front door of the building now occupie, t,y thu an d Flrnt N.i lional llank. In the City of Antorlii. Oregon, urn nt puhllc auction for cnah t- thtf hlgh'Mt bidder the aald 2h.Ha nn re or capital ntock of thr Hani i i.iuinhia lllver Parker Aa- hoc latlon, certificate numb r 178, und will aiiiily the iiriweclH of auch ale to th.' payment of aald nutea mid tne cont und exnenaea of aule. 1'apvl at Astoria, Oregon, thla March I lll, l'HII. THi: KIllflT NATIONAL HANK OP AbTORIA, Hy S. S. (iORWN. CaMiler. NOTICE TO CONTRACTijRS. seated propoanl addresaed to th i.ouniy i. ptk of ciuiaii County, fire ton. will be received mull ? . m April 3, 1901, by the County Commla.! Hloners Court of Clalwon Count v. Ore- gon. for thn construction of forty-two nuns or roan, or any pnrt thereof, in iiiibo-ji i. ou my, uri gnii, viz: The Antorln, Olniy, Jewell and Ves. per wagon roi.l No. 77. iid muat be In cotntil ance with plan and sp'clflciitlotm now on file with the County Clerk. All blla must be accomnnnled bv a cortlflivl chwk of the value of 6 ner . . I . M . . ... ccni oi wir hiiiouiii. or sail Did. Copies of plan can be een, and spec ification will be furnished on appHca- non io tne undersigned. The court reHcrves the rlirhi in re. J 'rt any or all bids. Uv order ot the County CommlMHlnn- r- Court. II. J. WHKItlTY County Clerk. SHERIFF'S SALE. Hy virtue of an execution and order of sale iHHU'd out of the circuit court of the State of Oregon for the County of Clatsop, on the 41 h day of March, H01, upon a Judgment and decree ren dered therein on the 2lh day of Feb ruary, iwi, in ravor of ivm Mansur, plaintiff, and agulnst Iver Troimon de fendant, for the sum Of M:iS. tnirether with Interest thereon, and the fnriher cum of $25.20 the costs and disburse ments or tms suit and the costs of nml upon thin writ commnndlng and requir ing me to make sale of the following described real property, to-wlt: 'ine soumw.'Ht quarter of the north- west quarter, the west half of ha southwest quarter and the northeast quarter of the southwest quarter of section 6 in township 8 north of range 6 wen of the Willamette Meridian, con taining 16J acres In Clatson Cmmtv. Oregon. Notice Is hereby given that I will nn Monday, the 8th day of April, idol at the Iwiir of 10 o'clock In the forenoon of said day. In front of and at the court houae door in the City of Astoria Clatsop County, Oregon, sell at public" auction to the highest bidder for cash the above-described real Drorjertv. m atlfy the Judgment, Interest, cost and all accruing coats. TH09. LINVILLE. Sheriff. ClatSOn CoUntV. Oreo-nn Afrla. Oregon. March , 1901. HlllOIUFF'rl HALK. iy vlriue of nn execution And order of mile Iwiicd out of the circuit court of th Htateof Oregon, for the Coutilynt tJt. op, on tlm 1st day f March, ltfot, upon a Judgment and ilecreo iiiiitm1 tlnru. In on the Sftli day of Fi'hiunry, 1W1, in favor of J. II. H.tuntnrl nrr. plain hif, and ngilust C. K. Linton ami Maude i:. Union, defendnni, for tin aim of :'i'0. wiih iiitenwt Hiermm at tha Ule of per o lil nimillil, from Ilia Lllli ilny .f Novenber. IKI'l', In thn IIlli iluy of Fclnuiiiy. lwi. for Iho further mil of tin ulloiney'a r.'.n, Dm ihinI am) IbilMiiseniciila of this willt (Mxtvl t S.'l 6 and Inl 'n at on wild Ju.lgin.iit Ht Hie li'iril rule until paid mid th coal a of mid upon this Mill coinumn.liiitf mid requiring ine to inako sul" "f the fn. lowing deifcillii'd il property, to-wlt: I, ola (en till) and eleven (11), In Muck two c', In Kital WarpMitoii, na laid out I'nd rorde.1 by P. C, Wurr.'ii, imuie I" lug tiw u pii l of the In -ot poiatei) City or Wllrr.'llloil, together Willi Hit leneiii.'iiti, h. l-'dll iiio'lila Mil. I appur- leiuiucea thereunto hclotiKinu or lii any wlso appertaining In the County of CiatNup, i iV(oii. Noll, c Is hi i'.'by uhen Unit I will nn Mi:diiv, Hie xih day of April. l'XU. at (lie hour of in o'cl . k In I In. forenoon of mild ilny. In front or ami ill Die court Iioiim' door. Ill the Clly of AalolU, t'lul sop foiniy, I'i.'kom. nidi at public auc lion o tile high, at bidder for cunll, (lla ilbcve.i' i lib d real pl"oa'r(y to Ultla fy th' Judgment, lulereal, cl and nil accruing coma. Tlh'M LINN I U.K. Hlirrlff. I'lniaup I'oiiuly, Hu g. in, Ato;i. i k'"li. Mai' li M Ii. IWl NOTICE Full 1'1,'IU.Ii'ATlON. I'nlled States Miui orllce, at Oregon City. Oregon, lec. it. I'JiW: Notl.n u hereby KUeii ilm( In coin. I'lliince with (ho pr.vlaloiia of th act of cotiirrra of Juno 3, H.H, rtitltb d "An net for the aule of tiiiila-r lands in tin state of Cullfornla, On'g.'ii, Nevada mid Viii hi nt ton 'IVri Itory," a extend. ed to thu Public lu. Hiatr by act of AuvilHl 4. 1 M.'. ChrUiliili Prtnon, of Olney, cuiiniy of cuiw.p, Htal. of I'regoii, has Ibla day 111.-. I In llila oDIcf his swoni atat 'ineiit No. MU. fur th purchasil of (he Nlv quarter of ctlon No. :V, In townahlp No. t north, rttlig" No, h west, mid will uffnr proof to aliow that (ho land nought It in.T.' valuable for lla (lltib'T or ton (bun for uKi'lciiKural puipoa.-a, und to cMuhllsh bit cl ilin lo naid lund bfor tho rrKi"i'r and m-civr of thn ontc at Oirgon City, Oivg.m, on Thursday, the J.'.th day of April, i He nnnua u wlturso.r. Uorg Mc Farlnnd. Ouat Adolpli. Alexander Nor maud, Frrderlck Nonnand, all of ol ney, Clatsop county, lir.gon Any and all prptona cl .lining ad wrst'ly (he nbovr-dearrlb.-d land ar requestnl to Ille their cialina In thi olhce on or before aald !ilh dy of April, l'J)l. CHAP. H. MOo RES. Itegl.ter. NOTICE OF HALE In the County Court In mi l f..r Jack on County, op-gun. in tho matter of the ratato of Tbudd-u NV, Harctay, I ecoui-l. Notice I hereby given that under and by virtue of an order of aalo mad by the Hon. County Court of Jackson County, Oregon, dated January 7th. r.vl. and recorded In volume 13 of th probate record of aald county, on pag ": I will on and after April 1st, 1 901. proceed to aril at prlvai rale, for cash, lota :t nn.l 4 In block . of Hip town of Flavel (Vnter. Clai.nn County, Oregon, ami the 8. H. U of ctloii in, in tw,,. N . f nmire H NV. of NV. M. In said Clatnop County CJEIITUCDE HA UCLA T, Administratrix of ratate of TliaJdeu w. linrclay. Deceased. Ashland. Or. K. IK HRKJd.t. Ally. Aahlnnd, Ore, STREET A HK EPS ME NT No, 44 Notice In hereby glv.u, that the p.v III naa'aa m roll, inad- f .r the pur pose f defraying the cut,. nd ex pense of repairing Twelfth .Ir.et risnu ilieHoulh lliu-of Coiniii. p, lai street t. Iho North line of Frajiklln avenue has been llled with the audllor and imiII. JildKe of the City f Astoria by t, board of iis'ssom nn. inuk.-d and nimilnr..! "Street Aw m , 41" und lliut In the Council Cliamb. r in to-' City Hill of Ihe Cltv of A.iorli. Cl.itnop C iiiiity. Slate ,,f oivgoii on the in day of April, !i, at the hour of o'clock 11. 111. of said dav. Im. l-n llx- at? th-- lime and uliu e ,,f i,e Ing of the board of assimsora ,iti l coin. Iiiltte.. on streets an t oolillc ,,Vi run. siltutllig th" Iwiard df equullxallon, for the purpov of eXMinlnlnir. enrrectlfiir and equnll!ng ai,d nsncamnent roll. Any person having oh)., th.n to said as- s.-smiient are piilr.M to make the same In vrltiiifc mi l tile h a iiue with the auditor and iMillce Judire of aald rll prior t'i llur tl Mi of ine,.(nK (f board of eiju.illxatl .il. H. E. NI'MJov Auditor and Police Judgv of the CJty of Astoria. NOTICE FOR PUULICATION. L'nlted State Iwnd Olflce. at Oreo-on City, On gtm, Feb. 1. 1!K1. Notl -a hereby iriven that th rni. lowing named aettler ha filed noUce of her Intention to make final nroof in siirort of hT claim and Mild proof will be made, befuro tho rfglHienand re H-lv-r of the UnltM State Ijmd Offlc at Orck-on flly, On-gon, on Monday! iu, iiTui, viz; MRS. ANNA BAMUELRON. Sister and hnlr-at-law of ctmrl.. v Rotieli. decmsed, who mado hnnientead application No. 11804, for lot 8, sec. 84 twp. i, N. R. 8 W., tot 1, 2 and 8KN4 NEW, . S, twp. 3 N., range 8 NV alt. tinted In Tillamook and Clutsop coun ties, atate of Otvgon, Sho tmmoH the following wltneaiiea m prove hi continuous resilience unon and culilvatlim of said land, viz: J. R. Wherry, of Elsie, Clatsop coun-. ty, Ore; Unnlcl Relorson, of Vlnemaple, ' latsop county. Ore.: Louis Knmiest nt Jewell. Clatsop comity, Ore.; c. J. Lln- ueii, or vesper, uiaisop county, Ore. Further and spwlal notice ' 1 horcbey given that tho above named claimant, sister and heir. nt-law, Intends to make her in dividual final proof In support of her claim, and that her said proof will be made by her for the abovo described land befor tho county clerk of the county of Rock Island, at Rock Island, In tho state of Illinois, on Monday. April 15. 19J1. CHAS. B. MOORES, Register. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Notice Is hereby given that the under. signed administrator of the eatate of Jemima Sklbbe, deceased, has filed In " tho county court of Clataop county, Or., his final account as huch administra tor, and that Monday, tho first day of April. 1901, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. of aald day, ha been by said court fixed a the tim for the heartna- nt objections to sold final account and in settlement inereor. MJLX Ll BKIRRB Administrator of the estate of Jemi ma HkiDDe, deceased.