The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, June 01, 1901, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text1HB MORNING ASTORUX, SATURDAY, JUNE I. 1901 Trfephone Main ML TEMtS OF SUBSCRIPTION. DAILY. Best by mall, per year $800 Bent by mall, per month SO Served by carrier, per month 60 SEMl-WEEKLT. Sent by mail, per year, In advance. $2.00 All coramunlratlons Intended tor pub lication should be directed to "Editor Attonan." Uuslnees communications of all kind and remlttancei must be ddressed to "The Astorlan Publish tar Co.- The Aatorlan guarantee to Its ad te-tiser the largest circulation of any newspaper published on the Columbia river. Advertising rates can e had on ap llmtl'v the business manager. The Baker City Republican has chang. ed Its name to the Oregon Republican, a decided Improvement as Its field of usefulness in Eastern Oregon is very extensive. The paper is und-?r the edi torial management of Edward Everett Toung, one of the brightest young newspaper iTi?n in the Northwest and well and favorably known throughout Eastern Oregon. Under his control, the Oregon Republican Is destined to be come one of the leading and most in fluential newspapers in the Northwest America has no fear of a continental coalition against cur productions. The Idea of the powers of Europe cimb!n lng for any purpose whatever is scarce ly to be considered as possible and the permanence of inch a combination would be altogether Impossible. It Is possible for the European powers to cause the American producers much in convenience and some temporary loss, but the future markets for our products will be found elsewhere and we can well afford to gradually sever our commer cial intercourse with the continent of Europe. Should t- continental pow ers actually succeed In shutting out American goods and productions, the effect would be the hastening of the movement already begun towards other markets. An electrical engineer connected with cotton mills at Shanghai. China, says that the great mills there wirh their cheap Chine-? labor are csab to com pete with American irA5Ac:r-r. declares :ha: :i of tue plants exjed r3 r-c yr:'-1 Its they hav .:c:t reTxe-f wv. :ir per ciu os th-ir icr-i---: -f.. S i7? j that the raa -rby r... : 1 not compete wrti Ti.r ; xr.nvx is that an Amer-aa -:e-r.- i -vus tet ter work aa J fwar tfcrt &:e :z r v en time thatj a Tt ' j v-ry good nws ;f ;rs. z: much Inclined to ixs'w: lit ,--.rfcry Millions of dollars Jar V- -x;-rSii in great factori ar ScAgiai tzA :: is evident that t-'XTyiy nt v shaking money, ft fs bk 'Tt isra-y to invest money whr s-j&ru? ctrrprj-rs already locat ed are zA yw? profiuble. The Chi ne - fr-AAiT :h m:st industrious pe-opie oa earrh. The American opera tive who can do four times as much work in a given time must be a Phe nomenon indeed. While the superiority in American brain does, of course, count ior sometning. the Chinese are good 1 Imitators and efficient workmen. It is not generally believed by those who have employed Chinese labor that the CONSUMPTION is, by no means, the dreadful disease it is thought to be- in the beginning. The trouble is: you don't know you've got it ; you don't believe it; you won't believe it till you are forced to. Then it is dangerous. Don't be afraid ; but attend to it quick -you can do it your self, and at home. Take Scott's emulsion of cod-liver oil, and live carefully every way. This is sound doctrine, what ever you may think or be told; and, if heeded, will save life. Ws'U tend yon a Uttl to try, If yon like. SCOTT & BOWNE, of Ptart Mreet, New York great difference between the wages giv en the Chinese In their own country and those paid Americans her are counterbalanced by the superiority of the Utter as workman. REVISION AND RECIPROCITY. Philadelphia Press. Secretary Cvage and other familiar with the president's vI-.mvs of the tariff question are very much amused over the statement In a mrntvr of newspa pers to the effect that the president wants the- tariff modified. H.s expres sions of opinion on the reelpr.vltv question furnish the ground from which such inferences ore made. There Is the vety best authority for siving that all such inf ren??s are with out any foundation whatever. The president does not want any tariff change now. and has not long ag. ex pressed himself to that effect at a nnet ing In the White House. So far as J reciprocity Is concerned, his opinion cn j tnat sublevt . Just the same now as it j was when he supported the reciprocity provision In ihe McKlnley act of 1S90. He frequently srok in favor of reci procity .'n the flfty-flrst congress, and time and again advocated the subject cn the rtump before he became pie! dent. Hence his recent express! ins of opinion In regard t.i reciprocity ar :i indication of any chins.? in view .in his part on the tariff riu'stlon. The Republican party has always fa vored tariff changes when JimJ :i be wise. In that way the 'ariff has ; b-en chaneed at different times. s that instead of practically all artl-Mes b?lrg on the dutiable list, as was the fuse at one time, nearly half of the Imports are now altogether free of duty. At the same time there have been reductions in rates on the dutiable articles. There will be o'.her ching-s in the future, but FresiJent McKinley is no: in favor of any action In the way of a revision of the tariff In the existing congress. But be is !n favor of eeclprocjy, and un ouestionablv something will be done on that subject at the next session. HU views in that respect, however, as al- readv stated, have nnt r.1 i ,hJ least degree In the last ten year. Some of the reciprocity .reaties sent to the last congress. It . an be sa'.d. did not represent any ripe opinion In their favor on the part of the president. He never recommended the ratiflcitiin of the French treaty. He transmitted it to the senate without recommendation. In private conversation he is under stood to have told som senator who opposed that treaty that he bad not r'me personally to investigate the rm'r- of each article, but that he w-as in fav.ir of a reciprocity treaty, and that i? the tieaty was not acceptable to the anite it should amend i: and make, it acceptable, as It has done with other treaties. He was oppose!, however, to shelving ii as was done in the i?enate. Still that was largely the result of Democratic opposition to the shipping and some other mjasures which led to the consumption of so much time thai the treaties could not be acted cn. Such of them as ar,. alive will un doubtedly be considered by the next senat but it does not follow by anv Means t they will be rat. fled as drawn up y .;7mmii'cnr Kasson. If he had takw th pains to consult with senators ml had rm .-e''! so niu;h cn his own Ideas as to how the treaties should be icz-wn. ttey would have fared better irii th senate. Secretary Hay has iearn-d a k-son In iba re- sDert and now, when he Is negotiating a treaty, like that conc-rning the Nica ragua canal, he takes pains to consult the senators, nd has -aid that he would not send another treaty to con gress without knowing whether or not It would be ratified. For that reaton he has not negotiated any treaty tlnce congress adjourned. WITH THE PARAGRAPH ER3. Perhaps some arrangement can be made with China by which the powers may take the amount of their lndem nity In washing. Chicago Tribune. No doubt Aguinaldo consider" the tlme-honoriJ three meals a day custom one f the most beautiful features of American civilization. Washington Star. The doctor who declared that there are no Infectious disease will now find out how eaay it is to "catch it" from his professional br?thr?n. Denver Repud lican. Mr. Morgan is going to rest for a few days, but we are assured that he has put on a good, careful substitute to run the world In the meantime. Record Herald. The story that Mrs. Maybrick was the first woman to ning "The Holy City" seems to call for the explana- tton that that wa nt the offense for which she was Imprisoned. Kansas Chy Star. An Arkalon, Kss., rancher claims that a late cyclonic aephyr blow his front teeth loose and shaved him clean. It also seems to have warped his veracity works. Denver Post. A real Rub'tv Is said to have been found In Chicago. The real Reub.n. when thev reach that town, are usu ally Invited to Invest In a gld brick. Minneapolis Journal. There Is one thing peculiarly notice able about Mr. ttantni. Whatever Is sai l of him doesn't seem to Injure his standing In the public estimation. To peka State Journal. The prominence of American artists at the London Academy shows that it is not In trade alie that Americans are Invading the field of their British cousins. Buffalo Express. "All the world lows a lover." and if. like William McKinley, he loves his wife and has loved hor for a quarter of a century, the world Is likely to doi- on him. Duluth News-Trlbutve. Eexema. saltrheun, tetter, chafing. Ivy poisoning and nil skin tortures are quickly curod ly IVWitfs Witch Haxol Salve. The cer:a'n ;!- cure. CHAS. RiX.ERS. Druirsi:. Th. welsh of variably lisht. the transgressor is in- A surgical op-rat : -n is n 't tw '-s.irv to cure piles. DeWrtfs Witih Haxe Salve saves ill that expense an I never fails. Beware of countcrf-n;s. CHAS Rogers, Drug-;. An oun.v of preven'icn 's better a ?w-p 'und physician. han Mr. Jam.s Brwn of Putsm.uith. V.v. over t years of age suffere) f.ir y-.i -s with a bad .'ore on his face. Phvicia:is could no? help him. D- Witt's Witch Hazel Salv curej bim i'nntn n:ly. CHAS. ROGERS. Druggist. If God Intendel ihat man should gi backward, he would have given him an eye in the biok of his head. Let us lik always toward the dawn. Mrs. Brown ing. Danger. disM.e and death follow re glect of the bowels. I'se DeWitt's Lit tle Early Risers to regulate th-rn aid V" yarsro your life and life gripe. CHAS. ROGERS. Druggist. Conscience Is something that makes a guilty nun tremble every time it thun ders. The bilious, tired, nervous man cannot successfully comrvte with his healthy rival. DeWitt's Little Early Risers the famous pills f.ir constipation will remove the cause of your troubles. CHAS. ROGERS. Druggist. A rolling stone gathers no moss, but a rolling mill gathers a lot of dros. "The dtictors told fit' my ei.ijyri was incurable. One Minute Cough Cur male me a well man." Norrls Silver. North Stratford. N. H. Because you've not found relief fr-m a stubborn cough, don't desiair. One Minute Cough Cure has cured thousands and will cur vou. S'Jft? ar.d sur1. I'HA ROGERS. Druggist. A man sometimes los-s his h-a 1. a woman seldom ioes her tongue. but "A fmv months ago. food which I r.t Tor breakfasr would not remain on mv stomach for lolf an hour. I us-d one t bottle of your Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and can now eat mv brakrast and oth er meals with a. relish and my food Is thoroughly digested. Nothing equal Kodol Dyipeps'n Cure for stoma.- troubles. H. S. Pitrs. Arlington. Tex Kodol Dyr.psa Cure digests what yr. eat. CHAS. ROGERS. Druggist. Perseverance wil not do everything but it certainly works wonders. Dyspeptics cinnot b long lived be because to live requires nourishment Food Is not nourishing until It Is digest ed. A disordered stomach ranno rllg-est food. It must hive assiptmoe. Kod Dyspepsia Cure digests all kinds of food without aid from the stomath. allowing It to ret and regain Its nitural func ions. Its elements are exactly the same as the natura! digestive fluids and it simply can't help but do you gorJ CHAS. ROGERS. Druggist. IT DAZZLES THE WORLD. No discovery hi medicine has ever ere ated one quarter of the excitement that has been caused by Dr. King's New Dls covery for Consumption. It', severest tests have been on hopeless victims of Consumption, Pneumonia, Hemorrhage, Pleurisy and Bronchitis, thousands of whom It has restored to perfect health For Coughs. Colds, Asthma, Croup. Hay Fever, Hoarseness and Whooping Cough it Is tne quickest, surest cure in the world. It Is sold by Frank Hart who guarantees satisfaction or refunds money. Large bottles 50c and $1.01 Trial bottle free. When the devil preaches leave your nurse at Home. STRIKES A RICH FIND. "I was troubled for several years with chronic Indigestion and nervous debll Ity," writes F. J. Green, of Lancaster. N. T. "No remedy helped me until I began using Electric Bitters, which did me more good than all the medicine I ever used. They have also kept my wife In excellent health for years. She says Electric Bitters are lust splendid for female troubles; that they are a grand tonic and invlgorator for weak run down wo.non. No other medieine can take its olace in our family." Try them. Only f.Oc. Satisfaction guaran teed by Hart's Drug Store, A little balm may hold murh blessing. You must always suspect the suspici ous man. IT GIRDLES THE GLOBE. The fame of Bucklen'a 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, Boils. Ulcers, Felons, Aches. Pains and all Skin Eruptions. Only in- fnlllhlp Plla Pur 9r. a Knr a TTaM'a Drug Store, BLOWN TO ATOMS. The old Idea that the body sometimes neeus a powerful, drastic purgative pill has b'-n exploded; Tor lr. Kings Now Ufe Pills, which are perfectly harm less, gently stimulate liver and bowels to expel poisonous ma ter, cleanse the sys tem and absolutely cure twistla.itoii and Slk llevl iche. Only I.V ut Hart's Drug Store. The great essentials of happiiuss are, something to do, something to love, and something to hope for. Dr. i r-nni-bers. Ql'ICK RELIEF FOR ASTHMA. Miss Maude Dickens, Parsons. Kan., writes; "l suffered eight yens with asthma In its worst form. I had several attu.-ks luring the las: year and was not expected to live through thorn. I began using FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAB and It has never failed to give lm mediate relief." Hart's Drug Store. Precept frxos while example warms. Precept addrs.s us, example lays hold on us. Precept Is a, marble statue, example aglow with life, a thing of nVsh and blood. Gladstone. Edward I fuss, a well known business man ctf Salisbury, Mo., writes; " 1 wish to say for the benefit of others, ttmt I was a sufferer from lumbago and kid ney trouble, and all the remedies I took gave me no relief. I was Induced t.i trv FOLEY'S KIDNEY Cl'UK. anl after the use of three bottle. I am cured. Hart's Drug Store. Mirth Is a puyl'ia Investment Wausi Its stock Ls never watereil with tears of regret. The lack of energy you feel, the back ache and a run down condition gen erally, all mean kidney .Unorder. FOLEY'S KIDNEY CP RE will restore vour strength and vig.r bv maklnir the kidneys well. Take no substitute. Hart's Drug Store. Many a man sprmls half his time an ticipating t.iincrrow and :h- itlicr half In regretting yesterday. Ml -n Halversmof W--st Prairie. Wis.. avs: "IVooIh erne fvi miles to buv FOLEY'S KIDXEY TRE." while J A. S-ro. ,if H-bner. lti I., say": "It Is the medical wonder of the age." Hart's Drug S;o,- "I stand orrecte-l." :il, the school Imv whi didn'' .arc to si; down :.i'ter the teacher had chastised him. A. O. Blnchr.r l. West ffcrngor. N. Y . says. "I hve bren trouble I with kid ney dlsa.4- f r the last five years. Have ..-t r--l with Several PhvsU-lans and I g t no relief until I us.M t,i t,.t. ties of FOLEY'S KIDNEY CI'RE." I H irt's Drug Store. I A nickel car fare "aved puts a dime m the shoemaker's pocket. William Witod.ird. of Decatur, la., writes: "I was troubled with kidnev disease for several years and four one dollar sie bottW of FOLEY'S KID NEY CI'RE cured me. I would re,sm niend It to anyone who has klJny tiouble." Halt's Drug Store. ' Th man who "trusts nobody" mav be pursuing a safe course, but It niust be lonesome. Cycling has Its ups and downs. After the downs, use BANNER SALVE If yxu are cut or bruised. It heals the hurt quickly. Take no substitutes. Hart's Drug Store. Whenever a church member goes wrong every bad man regards it s a lers..nal triumph. Ira D. Ibvkard. Dur.combe, la. writ's: "My little boy s.-aldi-d his l.-g fr.-m th- IfnPA r, , th. intrlj I ...v.l 111 VVL'n S1IVP lr..m...l....l I In .1 weeks' tint It was aim :s entirvly heal- ed. I want to recommend it to ev. rv family and advise thHin to keep Banner Salv on hand, as it Is a sure euro f..r --- ....... .'iwi i i. uii i. iiiir - - s,mi,s or any s ores." Hart s Drug More. S0H2THING NEW. Just published by the Southern Pa cific 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 uch new fields for energy or capital as promise fair return. This publication fills a need long ex perienced by Oregonlans, in replying to Inquiries of eastern frhonds. Copies may be had of local agent Southern Pacific Co., or from C. H. MARKHAM. O. P. A.. Portland. Or BESTOF EVERYTHING In a word this tells of the Passenger service via fhe northwestern line.. Eight Trains Dally between St. Paul ana cnicago, comprising The Latest Pullman Sleepers. reeriess wining cars. Library and Observation Cars, Free Reclinln CheJr Cars. The 20th Century TrsJn Runs Every Day of the Tear. The Finest Train in the World Electric Lighted Sttim nested THE BADGER STATE EXPRESS, the innest wany Train Running Between St Paul and Chicago, via the Short jjine. Connections from the West made via The NORTHERN PACIFIC. GREAT NORTHERN and CANADIAN PACIFIC R'YS. This Is also the BEST LINE hetwn Omaha, St. Paul and Minneapolis. All agents sell tickets via The Northwestern Line W. H. MEAD, H. L. SISLER, oeneral Agent. Trav. Agent, 248 Alder Street. Portland. Oregon. ASTORIA AND COLUMBIA RIVER RAILROAD. Ui W VOHTUkttO Arrlvi" l:(Ka.mlPortland Vnlon DeHtlit:'lO.ni; :6ip.m.for Astoria and lntrr-l;40 p.m. Ituedlatt polnta. l ASTORIA. 3 a.m.For' Portland ln-ll:N iLnL t lOp.m.ltermedlatf points 10;S0p.m. SEASIDE DIVISION. ASTORIVX SliASIDK 7 40 am i p. in 11 U0 m 1J M) p m T.tWp, III A ;tii . m. t : ut Dh ui. it.. HI i. III. l '.suiiiUy ouiy All trains maks close conneetlona mt Ooblo with all Northern Paclfio trains to snd from the East or Sound points. J. C. MAYO. Oon'I Fr't and Pawi. Ant WHITE COLLAR LINE (Telcphons Dock.) Columbia River and Pugst Soun.1 Nav igation Company, The Tahoma leaves Astoria daily ex cept Sunday at 7 p. m. leaves Portland daily sxeept Bun day at T a. m. White Collar Line tickets. ORAM tickets and Ilwaco Ry A Nav. Com.' rultltf tli'W.O lnr..kanwakU A - - ... n. ..., i.n.ip.. ww. v Mil in horn snd HasNalc. Through Port land connection with steamer Nahcotta from Ilwacu and Long Beach points. Telephone No. 111. A. J. TAYLOR. Astoria Agent. E. W. CRICHTON. IVciland Agant J.A. FASTABEND CENHRAL CO.MRACrOR AND BUILDER k Depot, Fifth nd I Streets. Overland Express Tralna for Salem, 'toss-burg. Ash and. Sacramento, Ogden. San Fran cisco. Mojave. Los Angtleg, El Paso, New Orleans and tht East. I Leave Arrlvs '7:30 p.m :15 a.m 8:30 a.m 7:00 p.m At Woodburn (dally except Sun. I train connects with train for Mt. An r". Sllverton, Brownsville. Springfield. and Natron, and even ing train for Mt. Angel and Silver tun. Ml30a.m Corvallls nns.n. 5:60 p.m !:!3a.m r. is oO p.ml Sheridan pasi,.n- er. Pany, Prmny prrt sn.t!,v Iteoate tll'kl'ta nn .nl. V,.. i l8"11" scramento and San Francisco i , ra1t',, nrt class and 111 second i .""j lncudlng sleeper. ' j , Jf 8 an1 tickets to Eastern points i i . - " ...( uri. rrn run. 7, ,., J T .' '" JaPn. China. Hono loin j . . .. -"om. uuno- iuiu and Am ri i. - . . from J. B. KlrkTand. T7rks. a,ln,2 1 Third Street. il YAMHILL DIVISION. Pasenger depot foot of Jefferson Bt Leave for Oswego daily at 7 J0 H-U . m; U:M. 1:55. 1:26. s'is. Jig" 7-J ? ..T1 Portland daily at l tl 5:30. '10:50 a. m.: 1:351:11 I SO Ttt 7:40 10:00 p. m; 12:40 Y m'. afflr ,5 aSSffi :M - ilt 4 M ttH- tX1 8B- :30 a. m.P- m Antn at PortIn Aieof n,Ker, '"lvee Dallas for Alrlee Mondavi wni. . JiZ days at 2:45 p. m. Return. Tuesdays! Thursdays and Saturdays. T ' Except Sunday. R. KOEHLER, Manager n C. H. MARKHAM. Qn- Frt. and Pass. Art GRADE TO RE ESTABLISHED. Notice Is hereby given, that the Com mon Council of the Cltv of Astoria In tends to establish the gTade on Frank lln avonue In that part of the City of Astoria as laid out and recorded by John Adair, from Thirty-sixth street to Fr.rtv-flrth street, at the following ave the base of grades as es tablished by ordinance No. 71 of said city, entitled. "An ordinance to estab lish a base of grades for tbe streets of Astoria." to-wit: At the Intersection cf Franklin ave nue wlUi Thlrty-aeventh street at 122 irci o,, me west side and 125 feet on the east side: at the Intersection of Franklin avenue and Thirty-eighth street 137 feet on the west side and 140 re-i jn tn east si,je; at the Intersec tion of Frtnklln avenue and Thirty ninth street 179 feet on th wm. mA and 182 feet on the east side; at the Intersection nf Franklin avenue and ortieth street 221 feet on the west side and 221 feet on the east side; at the intersection of Frinklln avenue and Forty-flrnt strn 260 feet on the west side and 260 feet m the east side; at the Intersection of Fra.nklln avenue and Forty-socond street 239 feet on the west side and 237 feet on the east side; at the Intersection of Franklin avenue and Forty-third street 213 feet on the west side and 213 fe..f. n the east side; at the Intersection of Franklin avenue and Forty-fourth street 231 feet on the west side and 229 feet on the en.i .Me at the Intersection of Franklin avenue and Forty-llfth siret 193 -eft on both sides. The stre'-t and the grde there of between the points dMg.lflted 's to be on a straight and even slope throughout the entire width ther"Of This notice is ordered published ' In the Morning Astorlan for tn days by resolution of the Common Council adopted on the 20th day of May 1901. tho first publication thereof being on the 22rl day of May 1901. . ' H. E. NELSON, Auditor and Police Judge of the City of AstorlJ. mw SOUTH j PHWltHTS StALBJ. By virtue of on rxetnitlon ttnd order of hhIo Issued out of the Circuit Court of th. Statu of Oregon, for the County of CUUop. on the i!7th day of My. 1IWI. upon a Judgment rendered therein on the U day of May, l'.Ml, In favor i f C. H.vJackHon, plaintiff, snd against W, B. Edwards, defendant, for the Uin of One Hundred and Eighty-one 71100 dollars, toaether with Interest thciton at the rate of 6 per cent per minimi from the tin May of May. 1901, the cIh mi l illstitirseinents of this suit I.ixmI hi tl02ll nnd the cosis ,.f nud uPoil this writ cnminan tig mid requiring me to make sale nf ttie f'llowliig d'Scllbe.) red propcr'y, to-wli: It nunibettsl four (B. In blo, k num. lMvd thirty -three Ci:i), In the town uf Astoria as laid out mid recorded bv John M. Snlvclv. lot tuinib'T.M fourteen (IB. In block nuniheiisl live tM, In Fh-si Addition to Ocean drove iu laid out and recorded by J. T. Mulkiy, In Clatsop County, 0vgn. Notice U hereby given, that I will on Monday, the 1st ,iav of July. 1901, tit the hour of 10 o'ehvk In the forenoon of said day, in front of and at the iVurl House door In the City of Astoria, Ciatsou County, Oregon, sell at public suction, to the lilghst bid I t for cash, llm above described r'al property to satisfy the Judgment, lnteiitt, costs and accruing costs. THOS. MNVIIJiK, Sheriff, Clats.i County. Oregnn. Astoria. Ore hi. May ;'Sth. l'.wi. SHERIFF'S BALE Notice Is hereby given, that I will on Monday, July Hth. I Ml, at the hour if ten o'clock, a. in., at and In front of the Conn Mouse d.or m the mv ..f As. torla. 'n Clatsop County. State of Ore. 1 gon. I will offer for sale and II at pub lic auction to the digti-st bidder f'r cosh In hand at (:he time of sale, all su.l rd n -gulir the real estate snd property to which the Oxmtv of Clatsop and M. Ii.nd Dlstrl-ts N.s. 1 nn, of CUUsop Cunty. have iii'qulr.'d title bv virtue of sales for taxes, and all real estate and pr..wrtv that has lic.-n heretof.iic oiin h n.. . bv , I'lats in I'ointy or School Dixtilcts S'. h 1 and 8 ut ( l.its , ( ,miiii y at tax ralcn and title .U'ilnd ther. to thereunder, and whl-h Is now owned by s,ild Coun ty, or said Scho l lil:r rt TIIOH LIN VILI.E Sheriff. I'l'ltso., County. M-egoll Dated this :"J;M day ..f May. 1'I SHERIFF'S SALE. By virtu.- of nn x.i utlon and order of , Unii"d out f the Clivuit I'oiiri if lh- Siat. ,.f tirvn. (v the Count v f CI its hi, on the 2"i:h day of Mav. I'.miI. upon a Judgnivit and d.-cr.-e reii.iefd therein on the Tth day of May. jwij. In fav.ir of W. T. S. hoin-ld an I E llauke ro-partner, doing bumn us as Srho. field and Hauke, atcnins! N C, .-ns'n j ami Anna Jensen. -f 'iidants. for the sum ,.f Jrt."io. with ln;.Tfi thereon st the rate of ltl per rent per annum fnnii the "3.1 .1 iv of Mav. Hits, to the 7ih day of Miy. l'Kil. the further mini of J.Vi at. torny s fees, the imln ,ui I clnlnirs. ment of this sul' taxed ut II. :o ltnd In terest, on Ud udmivnt at the (.-gal rate of Intrrt-at. an.l the cos's of and l.poti this writ C"nm.indlng snd riulilng nv to make snle of tiie foil xvlng d--crlbe I p'nl pnp-rty. to-wtt: I.t 12 In bl.x k 47. In Taylor's Astoria. In "latso( C ninty, Oregon Notl.e h.-p-bv glv-n. that I will on Monday, the 1st ,i of July. l!Ki, at ih hour of Ten n'rlo-k !n :lie forenoon uf sal.l dav, in front of and at the Cmirt House .loir, 'n the City 'if Astoria. Clitsop Coun-y. Or.-gon. -ell nt imbhc au. tlori, to the hlithe-t t.idd'-r for a-h. the ahoy- d-s -ril--1 r iil pi r;y, to satisfy the Jn Ikiiioii', inr"t. nuts iiiid all ii'irtilng Tllu.-t. LINVILLE. Sheriff. i 'I it...i i '.mill v, Ireg.in Ast n la. iii- 'gin. May '.":h. t NOTICE 'iit pL'IH.Ii'ATIo.V . 1 'n.,,", Su!'- '-'! "'.. i,vgo city Oregon, M.tv 20. l!Hi: No, e I- her-by glv.-ti thic in com pl ane.; with the provision of the set of cimgress of June 3, 1H7H, riitltl.-d "An ni t for the Hal,, of t irntr lands In the States of California. Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory," as extend ed to nil th- puhlle I mil ntat-4 by act of August 4. 1S92, William V. Iipe, of "in.y, County of Clatsop, Stato of Oregon, has this day filed In this 0f1lre his sworn statement. No, 5271. for Uw: purchase of lot 4, s.-c. 3; lots I, 2. 3 ami 4. of si tlon No. 4. In township No. 6 north, range No. 7 wt, and will offer proof ;o show that the land wuisht Is more valuable for Its timber or stone than for agrlculturil puriM.-, and to estahllsh his claim to "aid land befire the reglst-r and rect-lvr of this office at Oregon City, Oregon, on Thurslny the 8th day of August, 1901. He name. as witnesses: Mrs. Mary Denck. of Olney, ClatsOn County, Oregon; Re-bant Inn Glaser. of Olney, CM t top County, Oregon; Mrs, Appollonla Johnson, of CHwy, Cliilso.) Countv. Oregon; Sidney De, of Asio. rla, Clatsop Couniy. Oregon. Any and all persons claiming adverse ly the above-descrlbe 1 lands are re quested to file their claims In this of fice on or before said 8th ihv of Au gust, 19')!. CHAS. II. MOO RES, Register. CONTEST NOTICE, Dennrtment of the Interior. United States Land Office, Oregon City Ore gon. April 29, 1901. A sufficient confst affidavit having nnen men in tnis omce by Albert Lelch hardt, contestant, against homestead entry No. 11592, made October 12th. 1895, for lots and 9 of Sec. 29, and lot 5 ana tne is. w. or 8. W. of Sec. 2S. township 4 north, range 8 west. h Charles B. Nawn, contestee, in which It Is alleged Ihat contestant "knows the present condition nf the same: also that siid Charles E. Nawn abandoned his said nomesteid entry for more than six months prior to the expiration of five vears from the date of his entry, to-wlt: for more than six months prior to Oc tober 12. 1900; that said tract of land was and Is not settled upon and culti vated according to law by the said Charles E. Nawn; that said Charles E. .-sawn never established a bona fide res idence upon said claim; that the ab sence of said Charles E. Nawn from said homestead claim was ane I nor due to employment In the military or naval service of the United States dur Ing time nf war; said parties are here by notified to appear, respond and offer evidence touching said allegation at 10 n ciock a. m. on June 15th, 1901, be fore the Register and Receiver at the United States Land Office In Oregon City, Oregon. The said contestant having. In a prop er affidavit, filed April 29, 1901, set forth facts which show that after due dili gence, personal service of this notice can not be made, It Is hereby o-dered and directed that such notice be given bv due and proper publication. WM. GALLOWAY, Receiver. NOTICR OF A DIM 1 N 1ST R ATION. Notice hereby given lo all whom It may ciuicnrn, that th- undemlgntd hn bi'rn appointed the ndmlnlstrator cf tin est at- i Ruth (larnor, di--aml: and all pursnus having ilalius niialnat the ssl.l rslato must pics-nt lh sums to tlu undeislitn il duly vnrlflnd, a his otllcr In the Astoria Havings llitfik, at the Cltv of Ast'irla. In Clatsip county, III the Hint uf Ol'iHtoil, oil or li'-foio lg nioiilhs from this date, JOHN W. OARNKR. Administrator. Dated at Asioiln, Oirit"ii, this Kit Ik day of Mav. A. D, 1901. A D M I N I ST1I A TO IPS NOTICE. Nolle" Is hereby given, that the un dersigned hits been appointed admlnla trator, with (he will nitnexsd, nf ih estate of John C, Trulllnge-r, dSi'xt-oit. and nil person having claims attains! the state nf said drx-enscd must prs sent the Miine to the undersigned, duly verified, nt the tittlce of the West Hhor M ils Cnmpiny, at the corner of Bond nnd Trnth streets. In th City of As toria. n cintsnp Omnty, Oregon, with In six months from this data P. A. TRULLINOER. Administrator. Dated nt Astoria, Oregon, Mny ltflh, As P. 1901. ADMINISTRATOR ATPOINTFiD. IN THE COtTNTY COimT Or TUB COUNTY OF CLATSOP. In ths matter of th svtats and ad mission lo probiit- of the last will ant tesianirnt of David Whitney, Jr., ils ceased: Notl. e Is hereby given that I hv (his day bn appulntsd by tht County Court of the Hints nf Oregon, for Clat sop county, nduilnlsmitor-wllh-ths-wtJI nnnrxed of the e.taie .f Daid Whlt i"y. Jr., deceased. All prrtons Imvlnc claims ,sulnt said esiate nre hrby notified to present th saine lo ine, prop, erly verified, nt the -ittl, e , f Km county clerk of 'bitup County, Oregon, with in six month from this dite. w w ci tit:. Administrator of t ho r-tut of Dnvlil VVhltnev. r , d-rensd ADMINISTRATORS' NOTICE. Notice U hereby given that the un deMlgtmd have brrn npp'iliite l adTlnls trstors of the estate nf Alfred H. Stone, de.-ensed, by th County court of Clatsop County, Orrijon. and that all persons hiving claims agali.st sail es tate are hereby required to present ths same to the und-rslitned duly verified ns by law provided, within six months frnm th- date of this notice. Verlfl-1 claims nxalnst Mid estate may h pr seiited either to tlm iindDlwlgnitl. H, O. Van Duen. at his office, nt Astoria, Oieg. n. or Mr. J. D MrFarlane at his office of business, at Knnpps, Oregon. All persons indebted to sal.l rtat. sr hereby required to pay such lndl!d liess II. O. VAN DUSF.N. J. D M'FARLANE. Admlnlslratom of the Kstai of Alfred) H. Stone, Ihs-h,). Dated this 1st day of May, 1901 SHERIFF'S SALE Ity virtue of an cxr- utjon n. ordr of sals Issued out of :h oin-uit court nf tb Slat" of Oregon for the County of Clatsop m My 22. IWI. upi Judgment and order of al retiderwl therein Minh 1(1, U99. In favor of Hluke. MeFnll Company, plaintiff. nd nitalnit Oeorge. IUhlwrt. ilefe:i,nnt. for llle Slllll of IIS.1C logelher with ufter est thpreiin from date of judgment at the rite ..f S ,i-r cent per annum snd the rost ,,f this writ, oeiminndlng me to levy iip-m the .ror-r:y of a, ,le fetidant d'-scrlbed in mil. I order of . to mitls'y mil l Judgment, inier.ni ml costs, I ill I levy upon the Ml.ov.ng de. iil.e ie.il .ron..i v: !.: 9 and 10, In block 11. !n Hie Town of Ml-nvlld: lot I, 2. .1, 4, '.. . an. I 7. in bio. k 9. in th" Town ,.f Hills Fi in t Addition to Astoria; lot 2, in h.. k ('!. In the T' Wn of Seal Ris'k Reach, iuid loij. nnd In him k 2. In (he Town of I. ng Hniiicli, all In cia'ii Couniy, oreg ,n. ind that I .Mil in Monti tv. the :tih .lav of June, mil, at the h nir . f 10 o'clock In ih forenoon ,,f ai, lav In the fr in: d.Nir ..f the court h n-e In the City of storlH. Cntsoi I'ounly, Or-g m, sell st public ai tlo-, i,, the Ihghi-st bidder for cMi the ali'ne..e. crlbed real iritier:y in satisfy ald' .'mlgnt-nl. Iu'er..: nnd all a. , ruing cosis. THOMAS I.INVII.LE. Sheriff nf ci iis , Countv, oi , Jon. Astorln, Oiegun, Mav 22, 1901. SHERIFF'S SALM ' Ry virtue nf an execution and order of stlc Issued out of she Circuit Court nf the State of Oregon, for Ihe County ofClusnp, oti be Ulh diiv 'if May. 191; upon a Judgement rend -red therein on the 20th day of February. s9. In favor of Myrn Russell, plaintiff, and against Mary I. Gillette, defendant, ror the sum of tiHtr. 40, the stint of :,oo 40 having been satisfied, leaving a bilance due ,,n sold Judgment nf the sum of lltl.Y together with Int'i 'st thereon at the rate of 10 per pent per annum, an 1 'he costs of nnd upon thin writ commanding nnd re quiring me to levy upon ihe property, "f :he above named de'. ndant ( pattsfv the balance of sild Judgment. nterst. costs and all accruing costs. I did on. the Hth day nf May, Ml. ittach the. ronowing described r'al property, to wlt: Iits A. 10, II. 12. 13, Hut, n( nik ... lot. 0. 7. 23, 24, 25. 2. Hub. of Illk. 84: lots 8. 10, II. 1?, 13, Sub. of RIK 7: lols U. 17. 27, 28. 29, 30, Sub. of Hlk. 99: lots 11. 12. Ulk. 49; lots 7. S. 9. Rlk M and all thai portion of block 111 des cribed as follows; beginning at a point on the north line of lot n ,ld hltx-k. 48 rct east of the northwest corner thereof and ih.-nce running east along the north line of salt) lot fl and lot 5. 27 reel theniM south nn a line paral lel with the west 'Ine nr said lot 8. 60 reef, thence west 27 feet, thence north to the place of beginning, being portions of lots 5 and 6 In sa I block 111 In the City or Astoria, as laid out nnd recorded hy John M. Shlvolv Lnt 2. In Sec. 21. Tp. 8. N. of R. ft, west of the Will. Mer.. 373 acres twi . south boumdiry of Shlvely D I C 414.8(1 feet west of P. E. corner of raid D. L. C. and run thence N. and parallel with the, E. line of muld D. L. C. to south boundary Of nlrw II n T of W thence west along rftld rt. of W. to a point 191.3 rcet west or est line or tract herein described, thenpe south nnd pamlle to east line of imi h..i described to south boundary of snld D. L. f .. thenco along said south line to tteglnnlng. cOntnlnlnir it amm l n 8. N. of R. 9, wrst nf Will. Mer.' All of said described real property being In Clnlsin count v, Orecon. Norlct Is hereby gVPn that I will on Monday, the 24th day of June. 1901. at the hour of ten o'clock the foivnoon or sal.l day n front of and at the Court House door In the City of A-uorln, Clat sop county, Oregon, s-H at public auc tlon to the highest bidder for cash the above described real property to satisfy snld Judgment, Interests, costs and all accruing costs. THOS. LINVILLE Sheriff or Clatsop County, Or. . Astoria, Oregon, May Hth, 1901,