The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, June 06, 1901, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MOKXIXG ASKMXft, Tm ibVY, : JUNE 6 19) gaiivj &iovifttt TMcphon Main ML TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. DAILT. 8et by mail, per year 100 8ent by mall, per month &0 Served by carrier, per month M SEMI-WEEKLY. ' Bent by mall, per year, In advance, 12 00 All communication Intended tor pub lleatlon should be directed to "Editor Aatonan." Business communications of all kinds and remittances must be addressed to "The Astorlan Publish ing Co.- The Astorlan guarantee to Its ad vertisers the largest circulation of any wapaper published on the Columbia river. Advertising rates can t had on ap Hcatlo" the business manager. A LAMENTABLE DECISION. Omaha Dally News. According to the telegraphed dis patches the assembly of the United Presbyterian church at De Moines. In., has decided that no individual who be longs to a secret society shall he eligi ble 10 membership In that denomina tion. If this Is an accurate statement of the proceedings the members of that bodv are to be pitied for their lack of comprehension of the spirit of the Master they aim to serve. The secret orders of the present day are far too strong to be seriously af fected hy the mistaken views enun ciated by the Iowa body. But the church which thus alms to legislate a large and reputable class of citiiens out It As councils Is taking a step that will certainly react d1iastrouely upon ltseir. The secret societies of today, as a class, are far from exerting an Irrelig- ' Jous. or unhealthful Influence. Many of them rank seond to the churches In Influence for good and their capacity for promoting the welfare of the people. The social and philanthropic motives by isrhlch most of them are Inspired reflect the essence of true Christianity. The principles on which they are founded re as Immutable as the ten command ments, and so long as they remain true to those principles they will continue to j arrow and prosper. It is presumption indeed for a religi ous bady to declare that men who band themselves togetlur for the relief of the I unfortunates ; nd to guard the widowed and the fatherless from destitution shall be denied the right of religious worship and association. peeled dally: the Russians and Japan, ese are In transit, and, notwithstanding that Germany's contingent remaining In rv-chlll is to number over 4000 men. the fon'lin occupation of the Chinese capi tal. In what military folk call "In foive," at any rate, will soon be ended, and the Imperial court is expected to resume control before many day. Whether the Chinese government will he able to maintain order and prevent outrages against foreigners without the aid of alien trps Is still doubtful, but It may be truted 'to do Its best this time; for. if Poxer uprisings and massa- cr-s break out afresh, and the powers hould be compelled to Intervene a sec- onJ tim. the dismemberment of the em pire would be a certain result. So far the Integrity of Chinese territory has been prevented; even Manchuria has been saved temporarily; and. with the exception of the execution, "by tele graph" or otherwise, of a few high offi cials, the capital punishment of many minor oniscrea-its, and the big money indemnify which has salll to be paid, the Orientals have been let off more easily than at one time see nej possible. Christianity and civilisation have not quite risen to their own high Ideal in this unhappy business, u must be con fessed: but. thanks to the enlightened lead of the United States government, backed In greater or le degree by En eland. Jaran and Germany, the result is more creditable than it threatened to be Normal conditions. It is t- be hoped, will soon V restored, and China Is to g"i an nother chance. If the Emporer and Em press Do'.vager will only take advantage of the opportunity t dispense with their reactionary advisers and put the rein of government in the hard of the Re form party, great good for China may ye: com out of the evil of the Boxers rebellion. Ecsetna, saltrheum, tetter chafing. Ivy poisoning and all skin tortures are quickly cured by IVWltt s Witch Hnael fcalve. The certain pile cure. CHAS. ROGERS, Druggist. ou can't make friend by merely extending your hand and letting the other man do the shaking. A surgical operation Is not iuhvs.ii-v to cure plica. DeWltt's Witch Haae Salve saw-all that expense and never rails, Heware of counterfeits. CM AS ROC, ERS, Druggist. As there are no perfect men, so th-ie are no perfect manners. Mr. James Rr"wn of Putsmouth. Va.. over 90 years of age suffered for years with a bad aore on his face. Physicians could not help him. le Witt's Witch Haiel Salve cured him perman -ntly. CHAS. ROGERS, Druggist. Life becomes easier after the fact Is accepted that ea.-h human belli is a Joke on himself. Danger, disease and death follow ne glect of the bowvls. Use DeWltt's Lit tie Early Risers to regulate th-m and you will add years to your life and life to your years. Easv to take, never gripe. CHAS. ROGERS. DruKglst. .The only way to get what you want In this world Is to back 'owards it with your eye fixed on something else. The bilious, tired, nervous man cannot successfully compete with hln healthy rival. DeWltt's Little Early Risers the famous pills for constipation will remove the cause of your troubles. CHAS. ROGERS. Druggist. Mrs. Nation is so busv In her battles with various city, county and stste courts that she has no time t do anv saloon smashing. QUICK RELIEF TOR ASTHMA. Miss Maude DU-kens. Pat sons, Kan.. writes: "I suffered eight years with asthma In its worst form, I had several attack luring the lust year and was not expected to live through them. 1 began using FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR and It has never failed to give Im mediate relief." Hart's Drug Store. It takes a great man to pi-each a go.td sermon to a small congregation. Edward Huss. tt well known business man of Salisbury. Mo.. wrlte: " 1 wish to say for the benefit of others, that I was a sufferer from lumbng.i and kld ney trouble, and nil the rentedlea I took gave me no relief. I was In lueed to try FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE, an I after the use of three bottles, I am cured. Hart's Drug Store. When a man wears his piety In his watchclnln .vou may know It Is paste. line of Exchange street lo the north line of Exchange street, said portion of raid strict shall be Improved by grading and planking the west hslf Thereof and un dernlnlna in I planking the rust half thereof and constructing sidewalks (en feet wide on each aide thereof, said por. tlon or said street to be planked ihiMUglvout the with thereof from curb to curb with plunking 4 Inches In "thick ness by 12 inches In wldlh. The entire Intersection of Seventeenth street with Exchange street shall be Improved y irrndlng and plunking the same through out th Intersection, except the east ten feet In width of the Intersection, which shall he Improved by underlining mid planklmr the sum', the covering plank to Im 4 Inches In thickness bv 12 Inches I" width. From the south Hue of Ex change street to the nor'.h line of Frank lin avenue said Mrtlon of said street shall be Improved bv gra ling the suite throughout the width thereof , the es tablished grade, nnd plaiikmu the same to the width of U fvi through the ecu- i ter thereof with covering plank 3 In ches In thickness bv 13 Inches wide laid I upon stringers, and the construction of I sldcwilks on each said portion of said street 10 feet -wide nnd constructing gutters on each sid of said porthsi of The lack of energy you f'-el. the back ache and a run down condition gen erally, all mean kidney disorder. FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE will iea;ore vour strength and vlg.T by making the kidneys well. Take no substitute. , .,,...,.. am material" iis...i .hail i,h Harts Drug Store. A.i . ....n,..,. h i,,,,,!,. , . . T , , , ,, And said Improvement shall he con- A good shepherd d.s not stir up the , rU(.((S, Bl,Por,nr t(, ,,. Htu, mud ers. of speculation In the s;lll w.-U- "The doctors told m my '".ish was Incurable. One Minute Cough Cur male me a well man." Norrls Silver. North Stratford. N. H Because you've not found relief from a stubborn cough, don": despair. One Minute Coueb Cure has cured thousand - and Ir will ure y,-u. Safe a::d sure. CHAS. ROGERS. Druggist. Allen Halverm of West Prairie. Wis.. savs: "IVople come ten miles to buv FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE." while J A. Sp-ro. of H-'l-ner. Ind.. nay: "It Is the medl.Ml wond.T of the age." Hart's Drug Store. sneclfiraM ins theivof to be prepared bv the city surveyor hereinafter mentioned, and as to in titers of detail except a herein otherwise provld-d acceding to the provisions of general ord'nsm e Mo, m of the t'ltv of Astoria. That the costs nnd exiieuses of making and con structing said Improvement to sai l street shall ! defrayed by spivlal ns- . . . . sessment up-n the lots, lands and prent- He who ha-s no treasure In heaven ,.,.,,,, bv m.ovement ac will be but a poor beggar when h- gets wMng () Wnefi Mi p' I lands and premise iv liu-ludtl within a special assessment illstrb't which said district Includes all lot luuls and premises bem-llted by said Improvement an I to b a-seed lo tie fray the costs iuuI expenses therof. which said stiev-lal ns-ieni-nt d'strlit Is SII WIUFF8 RALH, By vlrtun of on exvutlon und order of ralt Issued out of the Circuit Court of the State of Orgon, for the County of Clatsop, on the 27th day of My, 1001. upon a Judgment rendered th.'ivlit on the th dity of May. UKM, In favr i f C. II, Jsckson, plaintiff, and . against W. II, Edwards, defendant, for the sum of One Hundred and Eighty-one 71-100 dollars, together with interest theieoit at the rate of tt per ccttt per annum from the tl'.h day of .May. 11HM, the (-ots nnd disbursement of ibl suit tax-d ut tl020 nnd (he costs of ami np.Ji (his writ comman I'ng and reiulrlng me lo make sale of the following d-cilhcd rci propet-'y, (o-wll: It numbered fui' I . In bl-H k nut"- be red thlrty-lhree t3J), In the town of Astoria ns laid out atid recniiled bv John M. Shlvely. lot numbered fmirteen 111). In block immbeiiM five (f.l. In F'rst Addition to (Vcenn drove ns laid out mill rtvonled by J. T, Mulkiy. In Clatsop County, Oregon. Notice Is hereby given, that I will on Monday, the 1st day of July, 1901, at the hur of 10 o'clock In (he forenoon of said day. In fruit of and at the t'outt House door In the City of Ast.ria. Clntsoti County, Oregon, sell at public auction, to the high est bdl lrtr for cash, the ulMVe descrlheil renl prOrty to satisfy the judgment, Interest, coats and accruing costs. THOS. LINVILLE. Hherlff. Clatm County. Oregon. Astoria. Oregm. May 2Mh, 1H. A. O. Blancharl, West T'ngor. N. Y., says: "I hive b-en trouble.1 with kid ney disease fr th- last five years. I Have doct r-l with several phvlcl.ins and I g t no relief until I used tw hot- ! ties of FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE." I Hirt's Drug Store. The people who talk most abnit their citizenship in heaven are often those who pay no tax-s there. J A PPRO ACHING END OF THE CHI NESE IMBROGLIO. Brooklyn Standard Union. At last light is dawning at Pekin, and It looks as If the protracted imbrog lio were approaching an end. The stat department has received official confir mation of the press report that the Chi nese government has issued an edict i agreeing to pay an indemnity of $313,-1 000.000 to the powers, the announce-! Alice Stone Blackwell gays the Am- WITH THE PARAGRAPHERS. Toe new Scandinavian match trust simply invites strikes. Buffalo Express. Those stuoid Boers still persist in their ignorance that the war Is over. Pitts burg Dispatch. To McLaurn and Tillman. Columbia. S. C. Have you forgotten Roscoe and Me Too? Chicago Journal. Sunstrokes on Friday, and the steam l within four and twenty hours. Doesn't that Jar you? Brooklyn Eagle. Tillman is doub:l?ss quite as certain of re-election to the senate as Roscoe Cenkling was. Ka.isas City Star. Colonel Mills may grind slowly, but the West Pointers realize that h grinds exceeding fin". Washingion Post. The butchers' strike will fail because of the dispositl .n of some of them to cleave :o th.?ir Jobs. Kansas City World. The man who is hunting for samples nf senatorial courtesy will find mighty poor digging in South Carolina. Denver Republican. The latest sea serpent was seen by a man named Drinkw-:er. This sounds like clevr eorrobontlve detail. Wash ington Star. Ross Croker is not the kind of Richard who will trade his kingdom for a hors -. but h? will fiy no h1 money fcr a olt that will set the Uritish turf on tire. "A few months ago. food which I r.te for breakfast would not remain cn niv stonvich for half an hour. I usl one bottle of your K.xlol Dyspepsia Cure and can now eat my breakfast and oth er meals with a relish and my food Is thoroughly digested. Nothing equals Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for stwnach troubles. H. S. Pitts. Arlington. Tex. Kodot i)vp.psla ( ure digests what ycu eat. CHAS. ROGERS. Druggist. Fast Is the rock aifain-q wavis of theorv break. which the as follows, to. wit: Commencing on the nor. he is! corner of lot four HI In bl-vk one hundivd and lhlrty-:bri-,. t:i:t). utnl rutin. tig thi-n.-e -u:li through th- middle ,.f b.N-k 133. !.'" and 113 to the Southeast corner of lot nine c.i) in block one hundred and ; thirteen i n:t). thence ,asi to th.- south- 'ii "t corn.-r of lot nine c'o in I.I k u. Hi. ' th-nee nor h to the north-Mt corner of I lot four (41 In l.U k 13." th-n - w-! on i straight line along :h north line of ! blocks IK and 133 to the pl.t. v of be., g.nnlng. and containing all -f l-us I. 3. i People are getting on In years when they prefer umbrellas with hook handles. Dyspeptics Cinnot be long live I be because to live requires nourishment. Food is not nourishing until it is digest ed. A disordered stomach cann. digest food. It must have assistance. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests all kinds of food without aid from the stoma -h. allowing It to res; and regain Its nitural func tions. Its elements are exacrlv the same ns the natural digestive fluids aad It simply can't help but d yau good. CHAS. ROGERS. Druggist. He who talks does it to hide of his neighbors mote his own beam. ment of the foreign ministers at Pe-kin that $1,000,000 a day would be added to the bill of expenses after June 1 having brought the wily and procrastinating Orientals to terms. Details as to the - rate of interest, guarantees, security, and the mode of collection of the indem nity have yet to be adjusted, but a Ber lin dispatch says that the plan adopted Is on ibe lines of the British proposal, and little difficulty is anticipated in making the final arrangements. The departure of the foreign troops frmn renin will now proceed in earn-;. The Americans, with the exception of a small legation guard which, h is an nounced, will not be subject to the or ders of anyone save the United States minister in charge have already gne; the English and Germans have started homeward; French transports are ex- r u Dyspepsia Cure Digests what you eat. This preparation contains all of the dlgestants and digests all kinds of food. It gives Instant relief and never falls to cure. It allows you to eat all the food you want. The most sensitive stomachs can take it. By its use many thousands- of dyspeptic have been cured after everything else failed. It is unequalled for all stomach troubles. It can't help . but. do you good Prepared only by E. V. UEWrrt &i:o Chicago The H.bottlecontnlnsti' times the 50c. siz: CHAS. ROGERS. Drurglat. erica n woman is no longer a hen, but an eagle. Well, she's a bird, anyhow. Minneapolis Journal. The army wipd out the Manila com missary frauds in the game vigorous wav It wipes out Insurrection New Ycrk Mail and Express. The I'r?sbyterians have decided to wait a year bifore revising their creed. But will infants be damned while thev wait? Anaconda Standard. General Fred Grant rays the Filipinos are still living In the frairteenth century. This explains why an occasional fossil in ihis century sympathizes with them so deeply.-Chicigo Tribune. IT DAZZLES THE WORLD. No discovery In medicine has ever cre ated one ijuartr of the excltemerv; that has been caused by Dr. King's New Dis covery for Consumption. It's severest tests have ben on hopeless victims of Consumption. Pneumonia, Hemorrhage. Pleurisy and Bronchitis, thousands of w-hom It has restrd to perfect health. For Coughs. Colds, Asthma, Croup, Hay Fever, H arseness and Whooping- Cough it is the quickest, surest cure In the world. It is sold by Frank Hart who guarantees satisfaction or refunds money. Large bottles 50c and 11.00. Trial bottle free. William Woodard. of Decatur, la.. , writes: "I was troubled with kldnev ' disease for several years and four one 1 doilir size hottl-s of FOLEY'S KID NEY Cl'ltE cured me. I would rs-om. ni-n 1 It to anyone who hu k 1.1 n -v .:ou1)l" Hart's Drue Store. t imd 3 In block i:t:i. lots 1. and In ; block IX lots 1. 2. 3 P. II an. I 12 H I bl.vk 113. lots 4. . ;. m I 9 In hi -ck m:, lots 4. T nnd ii n til.s k I2l nnd Cycling has Its ups and downs. Af:-r; lots 1. .". and ft n bl.k k U2 all In tbe the downs, use MANNER PALVE If you i Town mow city) of At la. i'lats,,p are cut or bruised. It heals the hurt I coun'y. Orgon. as laid out and record ouickly Take no substitutes. Hart's ' ed by J. M. Shlvelev. Drug Store. j That the dtv surveyor has be.-n dl- rect .,1 ,! r'tiar' on I III- wilt the nu ll- SHERIFF'S SALE Notice Is hereby given, that I will On Monday, July th, l!M. at the hour i f ten o'clock, a. m , at and In front of the Court House dvir at the i"1tv of As toria, 'n flats p County, State of Ore. ron. I will offer for sale an I sell at nub ile a in-: Ion to the high st hid b-r for cash In h and at the time of sale, nil nnd "In gulir the real ela!e and proeny to Which ill" County of Ciitoji nnd School Districts Noe. I nnd II of Clatsop C unity, have ac'l'ilre-l tm,. bv virtue of fiVs for taxes, and all real estate and proper! v that has leen heretofore imr Ii if..-d bv Hats hi Coii-ity or School D:stili-ts N 1 and 1 of Clats i.i County at tat rales and (III- .vpjlrvd tlim-.-to ther, under and wbl-li Is now owned bv s.il I C .uii lv. or said Schixl Dlstrcts THOS. LINVILLE Shetlff Clatsop County, orcif.m. Dated this :ith d iv of May r'l NOTICE OF AJXMINIHTIIATION. Notice Is hereby given In all whom) It nmy concern, ihat (he undurslgittil has been npiiolnted iho administrator of the eslatn of Ituth Garner. deMdj and all prison having claim ngainai the snld estate must present ths same to (he undersign-! duly verified, at hit tiDlce li th" Astoria Havings Hank, at the Olt v of Aslirla, In Clatsop countjr, In the State of Oregon, on or before tlx months from this -late. JOHN W. OAIlNICIt. Administrator, I n led at Asiorla, Oregon, this 10ih lay of May. A. D. 1901. ADM INIHTH ATOM'S NOTICE. Notice Is hereby given, Ihat lh un- (Icrsliriied has been iMilntel admlnli tralor, with the will anuexsd. of thfr rslste nf John C. Trullinger, dS'vased, and all persons paving claims against (he estate of said dissased must pr sent the aums to the undersigned, duly Verified, at the iifDce of the West Sltor M Ms Compinv, nt ih corner iMf llontj and Tenth sireets. In Ihe City, of A torla. u Clatsop Omnty, Oregon. wth In six mouths front this flat P. A. TltllLLINGEn. Administrator. Dated m Astoria, Oregon. May 10th, A, P.. 1001. ADMINISTRATOR APPOINTED. SHERIFF'S SALE IN THE COUNTY COI'RT OF TUB COl'NTT OF CLATSOP. In th matter of th Mtate and ad. mission to probate of th last will and testament of Lvld Whltnry, jr., de. ceased: Notice la hereby given that I bv thU day be-'i appointed by th County Court of lh State or oregvm, for Clat. sop county, aditiliilstrat.'r-w'lih-th-wH. annexed, of the mint if Dald Whit ney. Jr., deceased All per-ms havln iliilms nitniust sal. I t-.'.ite urn hereby notified to present the a une l,i ine, prop. I ''riy vrrine t, t the m -e r i tin county ! clerk of Clulsirfi County Orepin. with t In six mouths from :h a .! iv w v ccrt:. I Adlllllilali iter of the ratutn of David , Whllliev, r . dec eus'd I A DM I N I.STILV TORS' NOTICE. , Notice Is hereby glvt-n that the un. di-rsltti"d have b--en appuinted mtrrlnis trat.n of ,s ewtate of A'fro.1 If, Stone, decrnsed, by ttie (bounty t'Ourt , of ciutaop County, Oregun, and that all ner. urn having claltna ssalt.st ld ra. tale are hereby reUlred to present the same to th jn-l.'rsigned duly verified ns by law provided, within nit months from the date of this n.nlre Verified claims nRnlnst snld estate may h pre. seined sltlwr to the un lemigtied II O. Van Dmen at his ofTlce, at AsioriM Oregon, or Mr J. n McFarlsnn hia I Hy virtue of an execution and order of stile lasu-'d ou! of the Cltvult Court i of th- State of Orvop, for the County ; of CHts p. on the 2S:h day "f May, 1I upon it judgment and b-ive red.-re, , mrrt f jmsinrss ut Kimppt. On-f.m ; un i' in i ii' tin ii i v l .'un, i ."'i, ii I favor of W. T Seholfl-1,1 nn I E ll iuWe lor and police Judge estim.it.-s of the co-partners, doing busings as SctM- 'OSM and "XpenseS of c instructing a:d flebl and Hauke .larnlnst N' C leii.en Improvement an 1 specifications for the and Anna Jensen, l-f.-ndants. for th i Ir.i D. Reckard. Duncombe. Lu.wrltes: prooosed work . sum of JI0.'. with ln!.-ioi ih.-t m at This notl.-e Is publish -. I In the Morn- the rate of 10 per cent per annum from Ing Astorlan f.r t'icW. suiveaslve days the 23d div of Mav. to the Tth day In iniMiance ton resolution ..f said eoun- of M ay. 1901. tbe further sum of 135 at. ell ordering the same, a looted on the torn.-v' fees the iwia'a .11 I dlMtcif-Hr.. , M day of June. ISOJ. the flrsi publli-a- ment of Oil suit fixed ut lli."0 In. i Knowlfdgv bTeft of Judgment Is th most miserable of widows. "My little boy scalded his b-g fnm the knee to the ankle. I used BANNER SALVE immediately and In three weeks' time It was almcs" entirely henl ed. I want to recommend It to everv family and advise them to keep Banner Salve on hand, as It Is a sure cure for scalds or any sores." Hart's Drug Store. tlon Wing o:i June Au-Mtor a nil of AMorla. Polio '.th. 1!1. H K. Judge NEKSON. of the C:tv All persons Inlebted to snld estate in hereby required to puy such indebted neas. H. G VAN DUSEN J. D M FARLANE Administrators of the Kstt nf A frsd II Stone, Ilecense.. Paled this 1st day of May. 1501 SHERIFF'S B.ME Conquer the 'omiuer.-tble and sutni-.lt I to the ;nvitable. BLOWN TO ATOMS. The old Idea that the body sometimes needs a powerful, drastic, purgative pill has tK'-'n explo.11: for Dr. King's New life Plils, which are perfectly horn less, gently gtlmul ite liver and bowels to exp-l poisonous ma ter, cleanse the sys tem and absolutely cure Constipation nnd Sl-k Hei l-iche. Only 25c at Hart's Dru S:ore. Said a shrewd minister before th- col lection was taken up: "Those who are in debt need not place anything on the Plate." The collection was double th-; usu-tl amount. Every church ought to have a corral for the kicker to air his heels. STRIKES A RICH FIND. "I was troubled for several years with chronic Indigestion and nervous detill ity." writes F. J. Green, of Lancaster N. Y. "No remedy helped me until began using Electric Bitters, which did me more good than all the medicine ever ud. Vhy have adso kept my wife In exeellent health for years. She says Electric Bitters are Just splendid for female troubles; that they are a grand -tonic and invlgorator for weak, run down wxnen. No other med'cine can take Its place In our family." Try them. Only 50c. Satisfaction guaran teed by Hart's Drug Store. brings The peace of God In the heart the peace of victory In the life. IT GIRDLES THE GLOBE. The fame of Bucklen's Arnica Salve, as the beet In the world, extends round the earth. It's the one perfect heaier of Cuts. Corns, Burns, Bruises, Sores, Scalds, Bolls, Ulcers. Felons, Aches, Pains and all Skin Eruptions. Only In fallible Pile Cure. 25c a box at Hart's Drug Store. ItuxuRious Travel The "Northwestern Limited" trains. electric lighted throuehout. both inside nu out, ana steam heated, are with out exception, the finest trains In the tvorid. They embody the latest, newest und best Ideas for comfort, convenience and luxury ever offered the traveling public, and altogether are the most complete and splendid production of the car builders' art. These Splendid Train Connect With The GreHt Northern The Northern Pacific and 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 en this line are protected by the Interlocking Block System. W. H. MEAD, H. L. SISLER, General Agent. Traveling Agt. Portland. Ore. Tom Johtwon has made such an early start for the presidency that by the time the convention Is called he will rot be able to control the delegation from his own city. J.A. FASTABEND GENERAL CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER A familiar name for the Chicago. Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway, known all-over the Union as the Great Railway running the "Pioneer Limited" trains every day and night between St. Paul and Chicago, and Omaha and Chicago. The only perfect train in the world." Understand: Connections are made with all transcontinental lines, securing to passengers the best service known. Luxurious coaches, electric light, steam heal, of a verity equaled by no othe.-line See that your ticket reads via "The Milwaukee" when going to any point In the United States or Canada. All ticket agents sell them. For rates, pamphlets or other infor mation, addrees. J. W. CASEY. C. J. EDDY, Trav. Pass. Agt.. Gen. Agt., Portlaad, Oregon. Portland. Ore. WHITE COLLAR LIN L (Telephone Dock.) Columbia River and Puget Sound NaT Igatlon Company. The Tahoma leaves Astoria daily ex cept Sunday at 7 p. m. Leaves Portland daily except Bun day at 7 a. m. White Collar Line tickets, O. R. & N. tickets and Ilwaco Ry ft Nav. Com. pany tickets Interchangeable on Ta homa and Hassalo. Through Port land connection with steamer Nahcotta from Ilwaco and Long Beach polnU. Telephone No. 111. A. J. TAYLOR. Astoria Agent. E. W. CRICHTON. Portland Agent XOTICK IS HEREBY GIVEN j That the Ciimmon Coum-il of the City ' of Artoha his declared Its ie;.-rmina- ! tlon and Intention to Imnrove Sixth I street. In the Cltv of At .rla. ChUop ! County. Or.-gei. .is hii.l out an I re. cnrileil bv .Inhn Mc 'lure from the north ' line of CommeMnl s:ie t to the nlnti on s:ild Sixth str -t where the smite is Intersecied by the imrth I in- of block 4. i lp McCltire's stni:i. If . x'.en,el west erlv acrs siil.l tr-et. exc-jitlng the i crisslngs nt the lnt--re tl n of nl I i Sixth r.-t with It -n I :ind Astor! str-t throughout (V entire width of i s.iiil street atvi un the (vtablished ' srrade thereof. That saM Improvement I "bill rini-t nf removing a 'I the old , nlanking and sUtcu nlki on the portions ; ! of salil strs-t (,i be Improve.! imd grail- i Ing the same to the ea-ahlished grab' j throughout the width ther.-of Inclusive j of putting In a bulkhead sufficient to hol.t th flu a,-rs said sttreet at the I north line of the Imprn-ement snd for a Hs-anc - of M fe.t southerly from the north end of the Improvement along the east line of the street, and cmtructlon a sidewalk S feet wide on 'jih side with a gutter on each side of the street along the curb of the sidewalk from the north Iln of Commercial street m the purchase of lot 4. sec. J: lots I south line of Bond stc-et. and .l.inklae j 4. of section N . 4, In township terest on snld ludiw'Mit at the e4l rate , ., . . of Interest, nnd the cos's of .nd l.P-m ; n,S lr.' ' "f ' orJ'r this writ cimimandlng and -e.ulri..g nu- "I 'T , V oir.-ul rs.,rrt to make sale of the following d.-, rlbe I . 'Xi 1 T' J,1" ( "Un,y real nroiwrtv tn.wlf .f ( lals ip n May . UIB( a, ' ttZTtiX 47 '.n Taylor's Astoria. ! ' In Clatsop County, o.. ..n I m 2- , ' ' "? , f!-'"" S Nolle, s hereby givm. that I will on 1 .,i"' " ',jl,!mi,- tl'"'n"f. and M,m.l.v. I .v of lolv IHH ,.r .1,. '' Uejen imn. for hour of ten o'rlo -Ji In the f n-no.iii of i said day. In front of nn I at the Cixn-t . Hons,, do ir. In the Cltv "f As-oHa. ' Clatsop Coun'y. Oregon, 'ell m (mblie ' auction, to the hlgli-st bidder for i ash. the alv de -rlh-'d real looo.-r'.y, to satisfy the u Ikiih-h'. Iti'-re.t, cots .m.l all -icemlng. Tllos. LINVILLE Sheriff. C I'.t.ip Count v. i ireR in Astirl.i. Or g m, May ;sth. NOTK'I-: .'o ITIILJCATI'IN' the portions of ald street to be Im proved throughout the full width there- United Stltes Iwind Office, rrg.iti City oreiron. May 20. 1901: No. c is h-T-by kIvhi tha' In com pbanci! with the provision of th set of congress of June 3. 1S7R, entitleil "An ' act for the sale of timber lands In the, States of California. Oregon, Nevada ; and Washington Territory." as extend- ' ed to all th' nubile Itnd slat-s by ad of Augtmt 4. 1H92. William W. Pope, of "ln-y, County of Clatso,), Stiu of Oregon, has this lav filed In this office' his sworn statement. No. 6271. for the ' 1 ami I No. the sum nf llh.1Gj together with kittr- est t hereon from da'e if lu lgment at th- rtte of 1 ,i-r cent iT aimuui and the rost ..f th s rlt. isenmandlng me to levy up in the :.i.i-r.y of .,i ,l fen lant d -scrliwd In mii.l ,,r.Ji-r of :U to salls'y s.il.) ii littn. :it, inieiv.t nnd C'ltS. I did levy III..IH the f.Sl.iViliir describe real ,r.io.i-y: L: !1 and 10. In block 13. !n ibe T.caii ;t Ml-wlld-lots I. 2. 3. 4. V am' 7 in block ! in the T-iwii if Hill s KiiMt Addition tn Astoria: lot 2. In b.. k (;, i . V.,wn of Seal lbs k l.- i. b. and l..t. ;', and 21. In block 2. In tti.- Tun of Ln llriuich, all In Cla'sip Coimiy, Oreg ! snd that I vdt . M, uid iv. , :vu j d.iv of June, i-ioi. at tie i,.ur .if 10 I o'clock In the for-no tn ,,f aal dav In the friti! door of the court h -use n i Hie Clly of Astoria. Clatsop County. oregm. 'it pubtic a-1 im-i i the ; h.jhepit bidder for cas -he .ih'iv.-.,r- erlbed n-nl ir.i.rtv lo satisfy ai4 iiidgrip-m. iii-en-s- nd ,(il accruing oi THOMAS LINVILLE. Sheriff if CI its n. County, Oregon. Astoria. Oiegon, May j.ii SHERIKK'S SALE ASTORIA AND COLUMBIA RIVER RAILROAD. Uav. PORTLAND. Arrlvs 8:00a.m. IPortland Union Depotllltlu a.m. 6:65p.m.for Astoria and lnter-9:40 p.m. I mediate point. I ASTORIA. I 7.46 a.m. For Portland 4 tn-lil:Ma.m. 6:10 p.m.term?dlate polnta H:30p.m. BKAJTIDB DIVISION. 11:: a. m. 6:30 p. in. ::w a n :t5a. m. 'iM p. m. ASTORIA SEASIDE Ss 7:40 a. m 4 flOp.ro I 1 00 a m norm, range .-so. i w-rn, anu win om-r itf ..i..,,lB n . , . I Proof :o show that the land .,u.ht I. ... .V ,UH 7 " ' u!l'." ".'. of heiween ..11 ,ll..r. fr,.. .1. ..e.h' ....,.I.- ... .,,. or the I rcuH COUrl .. ....... " ' "IM ill"- ll"nn i Mi'HT. luimtiir I'll it" lllllir I "fl Sifr ( i il. Ui.fc , 0 I ... s v .a line if 'omm-relaJ strew lo the sooth! than foi- ar rleiiltural toirrw ,.n,1 ln "L .' U" "'. f,,r ' """ llneofRond -treet and the foil u-td.h -..shll.h hi. elalm . a.l.l i.n.l K,.fo,- ' "r ' ."a !"e Mth da V of May. 111: there if between the sld-walks us to all the register and receiver of this office portions of the street north of Ilon. at Oregon City, Oregon, on Thursday, i street and to be improved, the cover- the nth day of AugM. 1901. He names j Ing plank to be 'aid upon stringers and as witnesses: to be 3 Inches thick and 12 In.-hes wide J Mrs. Mary Denek, of Olney, Clatsop i an 1 all material uued to lie gixsl, sound County, Oregon; Sebastian Olaser, of i red or yllojv fir lumber. That iald Improvement is to lie made according to plans and specifications therefor to be pp-paied by the city sur veyor as hereinafter mentioned, and as to mait"rs of lfa.ll. except as herein otherwise provided, according to the provisions nf general ordinance No. 1901 of the C:y of Astoria. That '.he cost and expenses of mak ing and eons'ructlng said Improvement to said str-'t be defrayed by special assessment upon the lots, lands and pre- mlss benefl'ed by said improvement ac cording to tthe Olney, Clttp County, Oregon; Mrs. Appollonla Johnson, of fHney, cla(o;. County. Oregm; 8ldre-y Dll, of Atn. rla. Clatsop County, Oregon. Any and all persons claiming adverse. y the above-described lands are re. iiuested lo file their claims in this of fice on or before said Vh dav nf Au gust. li)l. CHAS. n. MOOUKS. Register. CONTEST NOTICE. Vjuuday only j All trains make close connections at Goble wKh all Northern Pacific trains to and from the East or Sound points. J. C. MA TO. Gen'I Fr't and Pass. Agent to tine nenents. wn ch said I . . lots, lands and nrmiuar. i,.i,wi...i in 1 Peoirlment of the Interior, a special aw?ssment district, which said ! H,atw' OTon l l,y- 0rt" distrlct includes all the lots, lands und: n- Aonl 29, 1901. premises Inclusive of water frontage A "ufflclent contest affidavit having benented bv said Improvement and to i Drr" l"m """ r i-icu- be assessed to defriy the coats and ex- hardt- .on,.',,.,.a:n, a'"" homesiead penses thereof, and which said special 33: S4: it: 8; NOTICE IS HERBUY GIVEN. That the Common Council of the Cltv of Astoria nas declined its determination and intention to Improve all that por tion of heventi-enth street. In the Cltv of Astoria, CI itsop county, Oregon, as laid out and recorded by J. M. Shlv ley. from the south line of Commercial street to the north line, of Franklin avenue, to the full width thereof, and on the established grade thereof. From the south line of Commercial street to a point fifty f-et north of the north line of Exchange street, said portion of said street shall be Improved throughout the width th-r-'-of by removing the 01 1 road way and underplnlng and planking the same throughout the width thereof, ami constructing sidewalks on each 'ride thereof ten feet wide, the covering plank of the said portion of said street from curl) to curb to be 4 inches In thickness by 12 Inches In width. From said point fifty feet north of the north assessment district Is as follows, to-wlt: Commencing at the southeast corner of lot 7 of block 22. and running thence twirth through the middle of block 22. 11 and 6 and on In a straight line to the I'nlt'-d States harbor line on the south side of the Columbia river and thenc westerly on s;iid harbor line to the point when- the Kame would be Intersected by the east line of' lot 2 of hi. wk entry No. 115S2. made Oetober 12th 1895, for lots 8 and 8 of Sec. 29, and lot 6 and the N. W. of S. W. of Sec. 28. township 4 north, range 8 west, by Charles E. Nawn, rontestee, m which It Is alleged that contestant "knows the present condition nf the same; also that sild Charles E. Nawn abandoned his said homesteid entry for more than six months prior to the expiration of five years from the date of his entry, to-wlt : , fnf mfim than .It month, nrtr. tn ry exti-nded :'"' :nr.. v..: .'.:": northcrlv -m l thenc o,ith n ' l" r ,4- umt ,racl n lana " n iiht line through 'th- ml" Idle of ' wa" ftn'1 ,N n,0t "tte upon aml cl,lt blocks I JT ,v ?,,h.eeai! vated according to law by the said blocKH M and Jl to the southwest ; u T. xr..,r,. .i,-, ...i , r, i. ooen.e ,.f I, .la R l 1. b 01 1 .l.e.o ' o.iiTn i .. -.. umi mi'l liar":H r i. .v - loi" ' til urn f m 1 'l III' t to the point Nawn never established a bona fide res. Idenee upon said claim; that the ab sence of said Charles R. Nawn from said homestead claim was and is not .1 . in Am nlmman r t IUa Thai the Mtv .,.rv, , r.(w f I "u,: " ""-o. .L o, imiiui.y oi . , . ..... . . ... ocrvice rr ma unite.i hihIm . nr. to prepare . . . wart nld nnrtle. a ra h. east on a stralnht line of beginning, all of i'iUd blocks being In said City of Astoria, as laid out and recorded bv John MK'lure. Astoria has been directed ind file with the auditor and police ludire estimator of the cost and ex nenses of r-onstriictlng said Improve ment and plans and specifications for the proposed work. This notice Is publishe I In the Morn ing Astorlan for eight succsalve days n ;'jf.ui;i nc? to a resolution of the said council onl'-rlng the sam-'', adopted m the Ird day of Jun, 1901. The first publication being on June Gth, 1901. H. E. NEUSON. Auditor nnd Police Judge of the City of Astoria. by notified to appear, respond and offer evidence touching said allegation al 10 o'clock a. m. on June Kith. 1901, be fore the Register and Receiver at the United States Iind OfTIce In Or-'gjn City, Oregon. The said contestant having. In a prop er affidavit, filed April 29, 1901, get forth facts which show that after due dlll-a-ence, 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. the 20th day of I'Vbruurv. IS11. -, tuvar of Myrn Ituss-ll. plaintiff, and against Mary I. lilllette, defendant, for the sunt of $tWfi.40, the sum of $',00411 having been satisfied, leaving a ImI.iii,.- due on Suld Judgment of the miiii .f $tf.V piff.-(her with lnt-r-st thereon i the rate of 10 per cm per annum, nnl -he costs of ami upon this writ ciiiimaiullng ami re. quiring me to levy upon I he property of the abov named d"'-ndnnt to satisfy the balance of sild judgment. Inn-rest, coats and all accruing costs. I did on the Hth day of May. l'W. tttsch the following described r-al propniv, to-wit: i liots s. in, u, 2, 13. sub. of Jt1k. ' !oU 2' I' 2X 24- 23- 2S- of Hlk. . lots It. t, 10, ll, j-. ri allh thu ' lots 16, 17, 27. 28, 2fl. .10, Sub. ,f Rlk'. United! " l!'k- IM; lots 7, 8, !, Illk Bin mi mm portion of block 111 de. cubed us follows; beginning at a point on the north line of l, a,,j ,l.K-k. W fcH HnMt , ,hp oninvest corner thereof and tti'm-e running east alon the north line of said t 6 and lot 5. -7 reel n,,.,,,-. south cm a line paral lel Willi the vvesi in of aui.i I... a r.n feet, thenc. west 27 fet, t,ence north to the plac of beKnnIIRi iM.ll(r ,K,rtina irt lots r, and 8 In sal I block 111. In the city f Astoria, ns laid out and records by John M Shlvelv Lot Vn,?,o' J,;Tp- N- "( """t of the Will. Mer.. 37 0.1 ncr-s. ReKln at south bound iry nf Shlvely D K r. 414.88 f..et west 0f S. K. l 0rner of raid P. it. C. and run them e N. and parallel will) the E. line of siald D. L C to south boiindiiry of pip,. linn R. of W.. thence west nl,,, n o vV. to n pnt 191.3 feer west of eist line of tract hor.1,1 described, thence south ;;nd Par ill. I to ea-o line of tract herein ib-Hcrlne.l to south boundary of said D. ' - them-'j along said south line to lK-glnnl:ig, containing 4 41 acres, In Tp. 8. N. of R. 9, w.st of Will. Mer. All of said di scribed real property being In Clatsop county, Oregon. rtlce hereby given that I will on onlay. the 24th day of June, 1901. at the hour of ten o'clock In th" forenoon of said day In front of and at the Court House floor In the Oily of Astoria, Clat sop county Oregon, se at public auc tion to the highest bidder for cash the above described real property to satisfy said Judgment, Interests, emn ,, a,, accruing costs. THOS. LINVILLE. . , , Sheriff of Clatsop County, Or. Astoria, Oregon, May 11th, 1901. 1