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OREGON POLITICS.
Salem Journal.
There Is a great deal of fly-fishing for
the nomination for governor a year from
now and It Is a 'od thing to set the
people thinking what kind of a man
they want in that office. It is also well
to consider what are the right dimen
sions for aspirants fur other offices.
The next legislature elects a senator and
there will undoubtedly be a hard fight
to defeat Senator Simon on the part of
the Mitchell faction. Republicans gen
erally are tired of the factional fights,
but the grafter element never tire of
contentions that throw places open for
he class who afterwards cost good
money to investigate and prosecute. It
ould b a Qodjend to Oregon politics
Jf It had a man In his prime who cUhl
V nt to tb senate and kept therel
,1
for twenty years and become a source
of power and credit to the state. Sen
jkTof Simon is '.bat kind of a man, and
will' be a candidate, but, of course, th
Mitchell faction will flght him and do
all In their power to render Mm un
available. ; - n-
WITH THE PARAGRAPH ERS.
When Christian scientists disagree,
the courts have to decide Anaconda
Standard.
The antipodean continent has a timely
motto: "Advance, Australia!" Albany
Argus.
If you know a bank whereon the
wild tvme grows, do not put money
in it. St. Paul News.
King Ed after the wreck calmly lit
a cigar and smoked up.
EI is a vitri-
I
fled brick. Wichita Eagle.
The haze that has eo long been hang
ing over West Point seems to be disap
pearing. Montana Record.
An American saving London from
panic is an object-lesson in modern
finance. Dututh News-Tribune,
Mr. Bryan's Commoner somehow neg
lected to have a staff correspondent on
.the presidential train. Washington
Star.
There is a beautiful flnall'y about
West Point discipline that commends ' 'u'ZZ T Ish
itself to the civilian. Mall and Ex-1 having. If you know all the facts, that
Is enough. What you want is the stere-presi'-
oscopic effect, and the opinion of a well-
balanced, sympathetic woman will give
Emperor William would like to know , you that. The better she knows you.
how It feels to be bombarded with roses I e loyes you. the
I wiser her ludgment. Talk it over with
instead or dotods ana natcnejs. aion-:
tana. Reenrrt
A Harvard professor has discovered
that there is snow on the moon, and
doubtless i he discovery of a well equip-
Lazy
Livers
re ainay tirass th csom of Tardea
dissuM. Ninety per cent of the
Aarteea people are said te be
trsuhlsd with liver and ' stomach
eemplainU sick a oorutiaauou,
dimness. iiidiratUoa, biliousuesa,
lucgishliTtr.sto.
Baldwin's
Health
Tablets
No. 25
erereom and core these Ola
Taea tablets not na a geutle iaxa
We. They make the liver and
teaaaoa do their duty aa they
Wld. The moat obstinate ea4
yield t the little tablets. They
6ucceasor to Th. Olaen. 600-J Com. St
ped lunar Ice trust will follow. Dearer
Republican.
All Jokes declared off Professor Clark
says he n-vr said anything drogaory
to the college-taught woman as a
wife. Buffa'o Express.
A minor bull movement Is predicted in
;he Wall street dispatches. Is lhal the
kind that Is caused by a soia!l red para
sol? Albany Argus.
Anarchl: Rivscl wasn't much of an
annivhts: after all. or he would nover
have used soup even to Insure his iwa
death Kansas City World.
It might be worth while trying for
petroleum In Mexico. Where there are
so mmy Greasers there ought t be
some oil. Kansas Ci-y World.
Charlie Towr.e will remove to New
York. That's all that was needed to
prove that he has deserted Populism
for the millionaire class St. Pau: Dis
patch. Minister Wu Is writing a book. The
renort falls to spec'fy whether It Is to
be a wild anlma' story, a historical
novel or somebody's love letters Record-Herald.
'Ghost dancing" is what J. J. Hill
called the pheno.ivnal rise in Northern
Pacific, but "scalp dancing" would seem
to be a m uv appropria'e name. New
Y.irk World.
When one roads all the opinions it
is not so hard to undi stand whv the
supreme court was so long about mak
ing up its mind on the Insular cass.
Pittsburg Dispatch.
Minister Conger's willingness to be
governor of Iowa without being a can
didate continues to attract a'tentlon as
an anomaly in American politics
PUtsburj Dispatch.
In declaring that Savannah It on'y
half a mile frJm hell, the Rev. Sam
Jones seems to have discouraged the
Industry of boring for oil In Georgia,-
Denver Republican.
In all probability that 5 per cent
slump In the population of Ireland can
be explained on the basis of the great
increase In the population of New York.
PhilaJelphla Inquirer,
A WOMAN'S JUDGMENT.
It has been sail that however much
In common a man and woman mav
have In life, however close they grow
In affection and in purp?. one re-
mains masculine and the other feminine!
.h .... t,. ...
things out of ;he same eyes, things in
sist on looking unlike to them. The
combination of the masculine and thel"'e ,' lVe an:., 1 UT V
. . . . .i SALVE immediately and In three
i-minine points or view give a result
similar to that produced by the stere
oscope. You look at a picture through
a magnifying glass, and you get only
two dimensions, length and breadth, but
through the stereoscope you get length
breadth and depth, because through the
two glasses of the instrument you are
looking at a picture taken from points
of view separated by the distance be
tween your eyes. One often notices the
third dimension in the Judgment of a
man who can consult freely about his
plans and purposes with a sensible wife.
He will get from her what no man can
give him namely, the feminine point of
view, which modifies, corrects, and im
parts the third dimension to his own.
Men sometimes say that it Is useless to
take a woman's Judgment, because they
cannot put before her ail the facts nec
essary for a conclusion. But that is not
the least necessary. Put before a sen
sible woman the outline of the situation.
your wtre. t ne watenman
THE JUDGE'S MOTHER.
Pacific Christian Advocate. June a.
Mrs. Smith had a paper to write for
her club. The subject she had chosen
was: "How Can Women Uplift the
Comine Generation?"
She was puzzled to choose the best
of the many ways which suegested
themselves to her. Should it be through
art. lecturing, literature or general re
form? She confided her difficulty to old Judge
Adams, who was sitting with her hus
band on the veranda, and the Youth's
Companion repeats the conversation that
followed:
"I can only give you my experience,"
he said: "I was one of five brothers
All were men who exercised a strong
Influence in the world, and ea'h of us
owed his bent and force of character
to our mother.
"Our father died when we were chil
dren. Mother made us what we were.
Until we were gi-ay-haired men we went
to her whenever we were In perplexity.
'Muther,' we would say, 'what is the right
thing to do in this case' She knew
nothing of law or politics, but she al
ways knew right."
"She no doubt nad a powerful mind
and a broad education," said Mrs.
Smith.
''No." The judge smiled. "She got
hor hold on us in v-ry simple ways. I
remember one of th;-m. When we came
home from school on cold days, mother
was pure to be waiting beside a big
fire. She a a plump little woman,
with merry blue eyes. Off came our
wvt shoes and sbx-kings: she rubbed
the cold f.et warm with her own
hands. Then thre was always a hug
brown lutr waiting before the fire with
r.asted apples and sugar and hot wat
er in it, and each one had his mug
of the delicious stuff ;and we sat and
grew- warm, and lokd and laughed, and
no doubt opened our little tiearrs to the
djar. wise woman.
"All day long she was our comrade.
Nobody came so close to us as she. We
caried to her all our secrets and miser
ies when we were men, as we had done
when were boys. Two of us wore
minister, two legislators who helped to
rorm the laws of new mates, hut l
doubt If one of us ever took an Import
ant step In life without being Influenc
ed hv the opinion of that one good
woman."
Mrs. Smith looked uncertainly at her
paper, on which she had scribbled ar
tists, lecturers, civil and political re.
formers.
"You think, then." she said, "that wo
man's strongest hold uihui the world
is nt home, thriugh love and a ChrU
Hon life?"
The Judge's evs twinkled. "I can tell
you only what I know. I cannot de
cide for the world." he sold.
There never was a hou.vcU'iinlnir
when a man didn't lose something that
he had tv go right off and buy another
of.
TO CI.T.K A COIJ) IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxitlv Hromo-Quinlne Tab
lets. 23c.
A laiy man Is never Inclined to de
cline a chance to recline.
Edwarl Huns, well known buine
m.ui of Salisbury. Mo., wrlte: " I wish
to say for the benefit of others, that I
was a sufferer from lumbag. and kid
ney trouble, and all the remedies I vxjt
gave me no relief. I was Induced to
try FOLEY'S KIDNEY CI' RE, anl
after the use of three bottles. I am
cured. Hart's Drug Store.
The sneer of the Jealous fool is apt to
proclaim the wise man's merit.
The lack of energy you feel, the back
ache and a run down condition gen
erally, all mean kidney disorder.
FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE will res;ore
vour strength and vlg r by making tne
kidneys well. Take no substitute.
Hart's Drug Store.
Many a man who knows his own
mind has a somewhat limited acquaint
ance. Allen Halverson of W- st Prairie. Wis.,
savs: "People come ten miles to buy
FOLEY'S KIDNEY CCRK." while J
A. Spero. of Hebner. Ind.. says: "It Is
the medical wond.T of the age." Hart's
Drug Store.
Like cats, some voters are on th po
litical fence reidy to Jump the other
way.
A. O. Rlanehcrl. West Bangor. N. Y ,
says: "I hwe hen troubled with kid
ney disease ttr the last five years.
Have doctored with several Physicians
and I git no relief until I aed tw,i bot
tles of FOLEY'S KIDNEY CCRE."
Hart's Druff Store.
Lots of people actually' believe that
their troubles interest other people.
William "Woodard. of Decatur. Ia..
writes: "I was troubled with kidnev
disease for several years and four one
dollar slxe bottles of FOLEY'S KID
NEY CURB cured me. I would re,-om-niend
It to anyone who has klJn y
.toublJ." Hart's Drug Store.
Th ocean has Its uses: therefore
poets are wrong In calling it a watery
waste.
Cycling has Its ups and downs. Aftr
the downs, use BANNER SALVE if you
are cut or bruised. It heals the hurt
quickly. Take no substitutes. Hart's
Drug Store.
The repartee you think of when it U
everlastingly too late to work off may
save you a inena.
tra D. Reokanl. Duncombe, la.. writes:
"My little boy soaldej his leg from the
weeks' time It was almcs entirely heal
ed. I want to recommend it to every
family and advise them to keep Banner
Salve on hand, as it Is a sur cure for
scilds or any sores." Hart's Drug
Store.
Ten day' intimate acquaintance with
poverty will satisfy any man for the
res: of his natural life.
BLOWN TO ATOMS.
The old Idea that the body sometimes
needs a powerful, drastic, purgative pill
has be-?n exploded; for Dr. King's New
Ufe PHI", w-hteh are perfectly harm
less, gently stimuli te liver and bowels to
expel poisonous matter, cleanse the sys
tem and absolutely cure Constipation
and SL-k HeaHche. Only 23c at Hart's
Drug Store.
The more some people tell you the
less you remember.
IT DAZZLES THE WORLD.
No discovery In medicine has ever ere
ated one quarter of the excitement that
has been caused by Dr. King's New DIs-
covery for Consumption. It'a severest
tests have been on hopeless vicrlms of
Consumption, Pneumonia, Hemorrhage.
Pleurisy and Bronchitia, thousands of
whom it has restored to Perfect health.
For Coughs. Colds, Asthma, Croup, Hay
Fever. Hoarseness and Whooping Cough
It ! the quickest, surest cure In the
world. It Is ld by Frank Hart who
guarantees satisfaction or refunds
money. Large bottles 50c and $1.04)
Trial bottle free.
Oirls, if singleness Is bliss, 'tis folly to
be wives.
STRIKES A RICH FIND.
"I was troubled for several years with
chronic Indlgentlon and nervous debil
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 aJid invlgorator for weak,
run down wxnen. No o'her medicine
can take Its place in our family." Try
them. Only SOc. Satisfaction guaran
teed by Hart's Drug Store.
Many a friend in need Is allowed to
remain In that, condition.
IT GIRDLES THE GLOBE.
The fame of Bucklen's Arnica Salve,
as the best In the world, extends round
the earth. It's the one perfect healer
of Cuts, Corns. Burns, Bruises, Sorea.
Scalds, Bolls, Ulcers, Felons, Aches.
Pains and all Skin Eruptions. Only In
fallible Pile Cure. 25c a box at Hart's
Drug Store.
J.A. FASTABEND
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
AND BUILDER
QUICK RELIEF FOR ASTHMA.
Miss Maude Pickens, Parsons, Knn..
writes: "t suffered eight years with
asthma In Ita worst form. I hud several
attiwks luring the last year and was
not expected to live through them I
began using FOLEY'S HONEY AND
TAR and It has never failed to give Im
mediate relief." Hart's Drug Store.
U take a level-headed man to sur
vive a stroke of good fortune.
Ecxema, saltrhcum, tetter, chafing.
Ivy poisoning and nil skin tortures are
quickly cured by IVWItts Witch Haxel
Salve. The certain pile cure. v'HAS,
ROtlKKS. Druggist.
The breath of scandal Is an ill wind
that blows nob.idy gd,
A surgical operation Is not iicc."Atrv
to cure piles. lVWttt's Witch Haxel
Salve saws all that expense and never
falls. Beware of counterfeits. (MI AS.
ROGERS. Druggist.
The montvle '. frequently sue. red at.
hut some of the sneer rs might get
along better if they were to stop nt oe
gUss.
... ,. T,
owr 90 yiNvr of njw nuffml for vai-
c ubl nThW 1 iFwi iT ir
H e, Iv. h. .'l".n J
Haiel Salve cured him permanently. I
CHAS. 1 tOG ERS, Druggist.
Every time a woman sees a boy with
curlv hair she thinks the L,)r.l has
v ated good ma eriaJ.
Dang-'r. disuse and death Mlow ne- change street to the north line of Frank- Notice Is hereby given, that the un
gleet of the bowels. Cse IVWItt's Lit- lln avenue said imrtlon of said street dorslurned has been apixinted admlnls
tie Early Risers to regulate th m and i shall be Improved by gra ling the s.mi.. trator. with the will annexed, of the
you will add years to your life and life j throughout the width there f t, the es- estate of John C. Trulllnger, deceased,
to your vears. Kasv to take, ncwr tubllshod grade, and planking the same and all persons having claims against
grip-. (Ml AS. ROGERS. Druggist. I to the width of IS fv: through the cn- the estate of said deceased must Pre-
j tor thereof with covering plank S In- sent the same to the undersigned, duly
The difference between a luv man , dies In thickness bv 12 Inches wide laid verified, nt the office of the West Shore
with good Intentions and a watch with-, upon stringers, and the construction of Mils Coinpiriy, at the corner of llond
out a spring is that the wiiu-h may he sidewilks on each said tor:l.n of said and Tenth streets, In the Cltv of As
fixed. street 10 foot wld- and eonxtni.-tliitf torla. In Oatsop County, Oregon, with-
The bilious, tired, nervous man cannot
successfully oomie;e with h: h-atthy
rival. DeWltt's Little Kirly Risers the
famous pills fir cimstixit:im will remov..
the cause of vour trouble. CHAS.
ROGERS. Druggist.
He that wrestles with lis strengthens
our nerves and ,!iariens our skill. Our
antagonist i.s our helper. Hurke.
'The doctors told nie my cough was
in.uraM. One Minute Cough Cur
male me a well man." Norris Silver.
North Stratford. N. II. Because you've
you
ih n', Llr One Minute I
o. '.w... i.l
v '.
ROGERS, Druggiet.
- ' -
Time may be money, but most
would rather give up our time
I our money,
"A few months ago, fund which I ne
for breakfast would not remain on mv
stonwu'h for half an hour. I used ona:
bottle of your K.wlol Dyspepsia Cure
and can now eat mv breakfast and oth-1
er meals with a relish and my foo.1 Is
thoroughly digested. Nothing equals
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for stomach
troubles. H. S. Pitts. Arlington. Tex.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests what ynu
eat. CHAS. ROGERS. Druggist.
If a bov dosn't love his mother h's is
a hopeless case.
tyspep:Is rnnot be long lived be
because to live requires nourtthm.-nt.
Food is not nourishing until It Is digest
ed. A disordered stomach cann.t digest
food. It must hive assist ince. Kodol
Dyspefnia ure disrsts all kind of food
without aid from the stoma -h. aliowinir
It to re an.l regain Its nitural func-
tiens. Its elements re exactly in sam
ns th:' n.nura! dtg'S'tive fluids and It'
imply can't help but d i yJu go.Kl.
CHAS. ROGERS. Druggist.
WHITE COLLAR LINE
(Telephone Dock.)
Columbia River and Puget Bound Nav
igation Company.
The Tahoma leaves Astoria daily ex
cept Sunday at 7 p. m.
Leaves Portland dally except Sun
day at 7 a. m.
White Collar Line tickets, O. R. A N.
tickets and Ilwaco Ry ft Nav. Cora
pany tickets Interchangeable on Ta
homa and Haasalc. Through Port
land connection wltb steamer Nahcotta
from Ilwaco and Long Beach points.
Telephone No. 111.
A. J. TAYLOR. Aatoiia Agent.
E. W. CRICHTON. Portland Agent
ASTORIA AND COLUMBIA
RIVER RAILROAD.
LeST.
PORTLAND.
Arrlvs
8 :00a.m. Portland Union Depotlll:10 a.m.
6:63 p.m.lfor Astoria and inler-9:40 p.m.
Imedlate potnta.
I J ASTORIA, l
7.45 a.m. For Portland A la-IU:Mft.m.
tjlO p.m. term?dlate polnta l(:30p.m.
8EASTDB DrVMION.
11:35 s. m.
&:XO p. m.
:30 a m
:5 a. m.
T.'m p. ta.
ASTORIA
SEASIDE
I 7:40 a. m
4 00 p. in
111 :00 a Ul
I2:.Wp m
7:0Up, m
SumJsy ouly
All trains make cloae connection! at
Goble with all Northern Pacific trains
to and from the East or Sound potnta.
J. C. MAYO.
Gen'l Fr't and PaM. Agent
A familiar name for the Chicago,
Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway, known
all over the Union aa 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 oth.'
line
See that your ticket reads via "The
Milwaukee" when going to any ooint
In the United States or Canada. All
ticket agents sell them.
For rates, pamphlets or other Infor
mation, address.
J. V. CASEY. C. J. EDDY,
Trav. Pass. Agt.. Oen. Agt.,
Portlaad, Oregon. Portland. Ore.
NOTICE IS HERRI) Y QIVKN.
That the Common Council of the Cltv
of Astoria ;im deeliced Ita determination
and Intention to Improve all that por
tion of Seventeenth aired, In ths C?ltv
of Astoria, Clitsop county, Oregon, as
laid ovit and recorded by J. M, Hhlvcloy,
from the south line of Commercial
street to the north line of Franklin
avenue, to th full width thereof, and
on the established grade thereof. From
the south line of Commercial street to
a point fifty feet north of the north lino
of Exchange street, said portion or said
street shall be Improved throughout the
width thereof by removing the old road
way and undorplnlng and planking the
same throughout the width thereof, ami
constructing sidewalks on each eJdn
thereof ten feet wide, the covering
plank of the smJd portion of said l reel
from curb to curb to be 4 Inches In
thickness hv 12 Inchon In width. From
said point fifty feet north of the north
line of Exchange street to the north line
or Kxchange street, said ttlon of mild
street shall be Improved by grading and
plunking the west half thereof and un-
derolnlna and planking the e,st half
ami cuimruciuig sioewaiKs ten
feet wide on each side thereof, said Kr
lion of said street to be planked
througlwmt the with thereof fim curb
to curb with planking 4 Inches In thlck-
ness by IS inches In width. The entire
intersection of Seventeenth stree, 1,h
i V V
grading and planking the same through-
out th Intersecthwt. except the east ten
feet In width of the Intersection, which
snail be improved by underlining und
I'uniMiiir me vim'-, ine ci'venng t"-H
to be 4 Inches In thlcknesa bv 12 Inches
In width. From the south line of Kx-
gutters
n each s l of said ii.n tl n of
I said street. All tentorial used h.i!l bo
good, sound red or yellow fir lumber.
And said Imprivement shall be con-struct-sl
according to (he n'ans and
sn.vlficn'l ins thereof to be prepare,) bv
the city surveyor hereinafter mentioned.
aid as to mitt 'is of detail execot as'
herein otherwis- provM'.! according to!
he provision of general ordnance No.
IWl of the citv of Astoria. That the tratora of the estate of Alfred H
c.vsts and exiH-nses of makliig and con. ; Stone, deceased, by the County Court
structlng s.ild Improvement t sal I "f Clntop Counly, Oregon, and that all
stre-t ahall tie lefiav i hv sp.vl il a-, Persons hiving claims against said ee
sessment up.in the lots. Ian Is .ml prom, late are herehy required to present Ihe
lies benefited bv said Improvement ac. 'same to the undersigned dulv verified
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within a special assessment aisieiet
which said distrMt Include- ail ,oU
Minds and Premise benefited by said
Improvement anl to h. Bss.-.o,t to ,le.
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I my the cts and exp-nses thereof. I 0'"ce or ousinrss. nt Knappn, Oregon.
V which said spcial a.sse-m.'nt district la ! , All persons Indebted to said estate, are
'h"nlas follows, to-wlt: hereby requlp-d to pay such indebted-
I Commencln.' nn the nor'hi.r .-or..e.nS, - -
Commencing on the northexst corner)1
of lut four (4) in bl'Vk one hundred and
Ihlrly-thre,. (13.1). and running thence
outh thciuRh the middle i f bl,s ks 133.
1W and 113 to the southciut corner of
lot nine (9) In bl.s k ne hundred an.l
thlrtwn 113). thence cast to the south.
thirteen 1113). thence cast to th
east corner of lot nine (9 In block 112,
th.nce tior-h to the northeast r.irner of
lot four H) In block 132. then e west on
1 Straight line along th north line of
blocks 132 and 133 to the nlace of .
ginning, md containing nil of o(s 1. 2.
....... . . . . . . .
auo .i in iiiock lots i, i, ana .1 m
hlork 1on loi. 1 in II an.i i )..
ohm k i-", iois i. .. J. iy, 11 and 1J il
bhx-k 113. lots 4. .". . 7. ml 9 In block i
112. lo:s 4. 5 and n blo. it 121 an.l
lots 4. 5 an.l t In block 132. nil In the
T..un .n.k.i' ,.l.vk Am-.m... Ci...m .n
' ' "1 " " - .""!.
county. Oregon, as laid out and record-!
ed by J. M. Shlveley.
That the city surveyor has boon dl-ro.-t
.,1 or'nir' an l 111" w.ih the audi
tor and polloo Jiiilge estnnatos of the
vsis an l "Xiions-'s of cmstrui tlng said
inipnu-otient anl spociflcaions for the
proposed work .
This notice Is punished In the Mom-
j ing Astorlan for elgh; successive days
j In piiMiance to a resolution of sulci rutin
I ell ordering the wim.'. a lopied on th
3d day of June, ltwil. ih- llrt publl, a-
tlon being on Juno r.th. l!ni.
! H. E. NELSON.
Auditor an.l P dice Judge ..f the Ctv
I of Astoria.
I
NOTICE IS HEREHT GIVEN
That the Common Council of the f'ltv 1
or A'mna nis neciaru its det-rm'n.-i-
tlon and Intention lo Improve Sixth
street, in the Citv of Ast rla. CliLoi J
County. Oregon, as laid out and re- '
corded bv John McClure. from the north '
line nf Commercial street to the nlnt j
on said Sixth street where the same tf :
intersected by the north bne of block (. i
In McClure's Astoria. If extendel west- 1
erlv across said street, excepting the
erss ncrs at the nlere. tlf,n nf anll
Sixth trt with Ifrml and Astor !
strHs throughout the entire wl.Ph of
s.ild street and on the established
erale thereof. Thnt said Improvement
shill consist nt remnvlne nil th.. nM i
planking and sidewalks on ihe portions! satisfied, leaving btlanee due on wild, Mr" M'lry ft-'"r- "f 'lnev. ClatsOt.
of said stret to be Improved an.l grad- ' Judgment of the sum of $1V together! r,,untv, Oregon; S-bsstliui Glas.-r. of
Ing the same to the established grade ' with lnfr-st thereon at the rate of j nn,'v' ''lit'np County. Cregon; Mrs.
throuirhout ihe width thereof Inclusive ; 10 per cent per unnum. anl 'he costs of Appollonla Johnson, of Oim-y, ci.itj.op
of putting In a bulkhead sufficient to j and upon this writ commanding and rc- r,,univ. Oregon; Sidney pell, of A"to
hold the fin acrs said sttreet at the ! (ulr1iig me to levy upon the property rft' ''latp ''unty. Oregon
north line of the Improvement and for i of the atov named defendant to satlsfv Any 11,1,1 a" l",r,ns claiming adverxe
a dlstane of .10 fe-t eoutherlv from the; the balance of mid Judgment, interest, i 'v ,h, above.(lrribe.i innds aiv re
north end of the Improvement along the j costs and all accruing costs. I did on 'UK-sled to file Hr claims In this nf
east line of the street, and contructlon : the 14th day of May. 19t. lltach the nc" m " beerj snld 8:h day of Au
a sidewalk feet wide on each side ' following described ral property, to- CHAS. II. MOtmE.-.
with a gutter on ea'h side of the street i wlt; , Ib'glster.
along the curb of the sidewalk from the j
north line nf Commercial street to the
south line of Bond street, and plankliw ;
the portions of said street to be Im- .
proved throughout the full width there. I
or netween said gutters from the north
line -f Commercial street to the south !
line of Bond street and to the full width
there f between the sidewalks as to all
portions of the street north of Bond
street and to be Improved, the cover-
Ing plank to be 'aid Uin stringers and j 27 feet, thenc-' south on a Une paral
to he 3 lnch'-s thick and 12 Inches wide ! e with the west ine of said lot 6. 60
and all material used to l. good, sound ! feet, thence west 27 feet, thence north
red or yellow fir lumber.
That laid Improvement is to V made
according to plans and specifications
ther"for to be pr'-paied by the city sur
veyor as hereinafter mentioned, and as
o maitrs of le'ail, except as herein
otherwise provided, according to the
provlsl ins of general ordinance No. 1901
of the f'l'y of Astoria.
That the costs anil expenses of mak
ing and cons'ructlng said Improvement
to said Hfrvt be defrayed by sp.'lnl
assessment upon she lots, lands and pre
noses benHf est by aid Improvement ac
cording to tthe benefits, which said
lots, lands and premls-s are Included In
a special aswsinent district, which said
district Includes all the lots, lands and
premises Inclusive of water frontage
benefited by said Improvement and to
be assessed to defray the costs and ex
penses thereof, and which said special
assignment district is as follows, to-wlt:
Commencing at the southeast Comer
of lot 7 of block 22, and running thence
north through the middle of bi s ks 22.
11 and S and on In a straight line to
the I'nlteil States harbor line on the
south side of the Columbia river atid
thence westerly on wiid harbor line
to the point where the same would be
Intersected by the east line of
lot 2 of block 5 extended
nortneny and theaoe south on
a straight line through the middle of
(hocks n, 13 ami si to the southwest
corner of lota ( In block II and I hence
east on a straight Hue to the Point
of beginning, all of said block being
In said City of Astoria, as livid mil and
recorded hv John MeOlure.
That the rtty surveyor of the City of
Astoria has bcei directed to pivimi'ti
and tile with the auditor and police
ludu-e estimate f tn cost Am rx
oenses of constructing said Improve
ment and pinna and speculations for the
propose! work.
This notice Is published In the Morn
Ing Astorlan for eight sucesslve day
in ir.uianc to a resolution of the
said council ordering the mini', adopted
on the 1rl dav f Jun". limt. The
first publication being on June 5ili, 1'iut.
H. M, NEIJ(N.
Auditor and Police Judge of the Cilv
of Astoria.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION.
Notice la heeoliv irtvcti In nJI whom
ill tnnv e,,n ei.ro iliui iii umleraliriisd
has been appointed the administrator
, or the estate of Ituth Garner, deceased;
and all persona having claims against
rhe said estate must present the same
to the underpin n-M iltitv verlrtitd Ills
nflld in th a Ktvlnn itiuik. at
I the Cltv of Astoria, In Clatsop couniy,
I In (he S.at. of brem. on .r before Ji
"'"' .m this date.
JOHN W. GARNER
Administrator.
Dated at Astoria. Oregon, this Hih
dty f May, A. D. 1901.
,
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
.
In six m nihs from this date
P. A. TRCLLINGElt.
( Administrator
1'iue.t nt Astoria. Oregon, May lot h. A
D.. 1901.
ADMINISTRATORS' NOTICE.
?
Notice Is hereby given that the un-
dmlgned have b"en app dnted adrr-lnls-
: 'V ,h' 1",B "r tM y4
, claims against said estate may be ore.
m-tod either to the unden.lgne.1. H. O.
I Va" Dusen. at his office, ot Astoria'
Oreg,;n. or Mr. J. D McFarlane at hit'
I M ... -
H. G. VAN D US F.N.
J. D M FARLANH.
J Administrators of the Estate uf Alfred
I "i0"'- .
I r:'"'1 th" " of U- 1901
I . .
SHERIFF'S SAIJS
My virtu of an exwuUon nd order
i nf n" oircult court
' ' ! Af ' """..J."' C"""1' I
Oatsop n May II. Wl. upon a
' iihltrment nn.t .oslor of mil., r.'ii.lerM .
i " J .. . ;
"isrein aircn iw. in invor or.
... ,. .
ngalnit Oeorg- Mlbl-rt. 'd. feiidanl. for,
iiian, ..loritii . ..oiiiuii-, I'laioiiii. an.l
the sum of $H.1M logetb.T with Inter-
! est thereon from date ,tt Jiulgmetit at
i .... . , .
"'7 ' r '." 1 .
Ihe cti of this writ, cenmnndlng me
to levy tipin the protn-rry of mild de
fendant described In said order of sale
lo sitls'v s.ild ludgment. inier.-t and
costs. I did levy upon the following
b'scrlbe.l ie.il pnmer'y: Ixits ! sod 10.
In bbwk II. in the Town of I llowlld:
' ,
Astoria; lot 1, In block 4'I, In the Town
of Senl Rock lt'Mih. nod lots 2! nnd
21. In block 2. In the T'iwn of Iitif
Hranch. all In Clu's.p Counly, Oreg in.
Htiil that I will n Monilttv. ihe 24th
dav of Jun". 1MI. at the hour of 10
o'clnclc In Ihe for,.noon of aal,l .lav Iti
the front door of the court h iue In
the f'lty of Astoria, flatsop County.
Oregon, sell nt public an. tlon to the
highest bidder for cah the ab les.
rrlbed real property lo satisfy said
lodgment, Inten-st and nil accruing
costs THOMAX LINVII.LK.
Sheriff of CIVst 'ounty, (Jregon.
Astoria, f)regnn. May 22, 1901.
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SHERIFF'S SALE
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lly virtue of an execution and order
nf ile liwiind nut of the Circuit Court
nf the State of Oregon, for the County
,.iii,i,n n .1... wh ,i ,.f u . own-
upon a Judgement rend 'red ih'Teln mi '
the 20th day of February, 1W, in favor
of Myra Russell, t.lalntlff. and against,
Mnrv I Gillette, .lefen.liuit. for thf sum
nf imts m ii m of t'iWl in li.olno- iieon
Lots 9, 10, 11. 12. 13. Sub. of Blk. .13:
lots . 7. 23. 24. 25. 28. Sub. of Blk. 4: ,
tots S. !. 10, 11. 1?. 13, Sub. of Blk. 7; '
lots 16. 17. 27. 28. 29. 30. Sub. of Blk. 99: '
lots II. 12. Blk. 49; lots 7. , 9, Blk. OR; !'
and all that portion of block 111 des-i
cribed as follows; beginning at a point
on the north line nf lot J In said block
4S feet east f the northwest corner
thereof and thence running east along
the north line of said lot 6 and lot 6,
to the place of beginning, being rtlnns
of lots !i and 6 In sail block 111.
In the City of Astoria, as laid out
and recorded by John M. Shlvelv. Lot
2. In See. 21, Tp. ft. N. of It. 8. west of
the Will. Mer 37.03 ncrs, Begin at
south boundiry of Shlvely D. L C.
414.86 feet west of S. E. corner of raid
D. L. C. and run thence N. and pnraliei
with the E. line of said D. L. C.
to south boundary of pipe linn R
of W thence west along said R. of
W. to a point 191.3 feet west of east line
of tract herein described, thenc.' south
and par i He) lo east 4lne of tract herein
described to south boundary of said D.
L. ('.., thence along said south line to
liegltinlng, containing 1 41 acres, in Tp.
8. N. of R. 9, wrst of Will. Mer. All of
said described real property being In
Clatsop county, Oregon,
Totlce Is hereby given that I will on
Monday, the 24th day of June, 1901, at
the hour of ten o'clock In the forenoon
of said day In front of and at the Court
House door In the City of Astoria, Clat
sop county, Oregon, sell at public auc
tion to the highest bidder for cash the
above described real property to satlefy
said Judg-nisnt, Interests, costs and all
Accruing costs. THOS. LINVILLE,
Sheriff of Clatsop County, Or j
Astoria, Oregon, Hay 14th, 1901.
HHBIHFF'B 8ALW.
Ry Virtue of un exeullon and o-der
of a4e. issued out of the Circuit Court
of the Htate of Orron, for th County
if CI .V! so)', on the 27th day or My, tiWI,
upon a Judgment rendered tlxrelu on
tho th day of May, I KOI, In favor i;f
C. II. Jackson, plaintiff, and agnlust
V. II. Edwanls, ilefondanl, for the einn
of One Hundred and Wlghty-otie 71 H
dollars, together with Interest Iheieon
HI the rate nf ii per is'iit per unnuin
from the Dih day of May. IINII, the e'Mts
mid itlMhiireements of this suit tnxtd at
IIH.20 und the ousts of and upon this
writ rommanUng and requiring in to
make sale of the following d-e.ilhed
re proper1)-, to-wlt:
lt numheresl four (4), In hlo. k iiuin
lierel thllty-threo (.111), In tin. town of
Astoria as laid out and re.or.p',! by
John M. Hlilvely, lot niinilii'iiil roiirteen
(III. In block iiuniliore five :), In First
Addition to v,ii Grove as lalil mil slid
i-ec.H'di'd by J. T, Mutkcy, In Cl(i"p
County, Oregon.
NotU-s Is hereby given, (hat I will oq
Monday, (he 1st day of July. Riot, nt the
hour of 10 o'clock In the forenoon of I'I
day, In front of and at the Court Hou
door In the City or Ast,u-a, Ciateoo
County, Oregon, sell at public miction,
to the highest liVI'r for cash, the itlve
described real pioKrty to satisfy the
Judgment, Inlrrest, costs end aoerutnf
issts.
THOS. LINVILLE. Hherlff.
Clatp County, OrrgMn.
Astoria. Oregm, May 2Hth. 1W).
HIIKRIFF'H SALE
NotU'e Is heivby given, thai I will on
Monday. July th. 1901, at the hour if
ten o'clock, h. m.. at and In fnt r the
Court House do.r nt the Cliv of As-
torla. 'n ( lalso County, Slate of Ore.
lorn. I will offer for sale and wll nt mh.
He miction to Ihe hlglowt bidder for nsll
In htnd at the time of sale, all ntid tn-
gulir the rtMl nulnte and pnips-ny to
whli h the Counly of C,it,i ami Schisd
Plsirl 'ts N.. I and of Clatsop t'oiuity,
have acquired title bv Virtue of ot.- for
j tmos, nn I wll rriU .-state and pr..-rty
. that has tiei-n heretofore i.iirch h.-.1 by
Hats Counly or School District N'
I and l of Clals ;i Counly at tint riles
and title .U'H'illvd tlien-tn t lir-uihlnr.
and wtil -h Is now nun.-.t bv said .un
ly. or said isoho l Districts
THOH LINVILI.E Hh..rlrf
iatsoj, County, im.m.
Dated (his Idth d.iv of May. I'.h
SHERIFFS SALE
fly virtue of nn execution aiwt onler
nf sitle lsu.'(l ini! 'if Hie Circuit ".otrt
of th- State of nr-gon, for tlm (' unity
"f rl ' ' 'be 2H:h .lay of May, ISd.
"'"" a Judgm-nt and decr-e rr.i.b.nvj
, i I. .... ili ... wi x ia.ii i..
i ,'r' ' ''.,",'",'
f,,v"r VS,'',"I
'M";l"u tZ
, field an 1 Hauke.
th tUy of My, 1: lii
lflld and E lUnke
bitsm s as Si ho.
.iimiitHi N . J'ttaen
1 and Anna J'nn. defendants. f- the
I sum of JlofisO, wlih Interest then-mt l
J lu
' Miv ll' t
I vJn$' f..'.
,. hi.
the rate of 10 per cent per anniim rrom
Mav. l9i. to the .ih tiy
the furllwr sum of 3j at.
' . ... . m -. . ...
infill ot tni ffiio inxti hi uiiv iu-
t.n-eil on mll ludgtnrtit at the Hg4,l rate
of Interes'. and the cos's Cf tin I i.pm
till writ c.mim.indlng and wjulrlnc me
lo make sale of the folljwinx described
real pmp'riy, lo-wt:
Id In block 47. In Taylor's Astorb.
in n,lull ewni. nr.m
.' ' ," , " .. .
Vol ... u tinrl,v vn. Ih.il I w.n .
" : . . t . ,fh,
Monday, the 1st lav .rf July. 1J"I. ut the
I hi, no i.f t.n n'l-l..k In !in f.rfiooT1 of
said day. in front .if ant nt the I'oint
lloii. dir, 'n the litv of amHii.
Clatsop Coiin'v, i'r-gon. -ell nt iulHic
nu.ilon, Li the hlghoi bl.ld-r for luih.
the ;il..v cb'4-rlb'l real to ot.l . t
satisfy the Ju Igtnent. iii'.r't. ' ftid
, all iccrulng
THUS I.INVII.I.E Sheriff
(i it.toti Couiuv. or-'S m
Ast irla. ir'gni. May 2iih. I'wt
NOTIi'E l""lt li'ltl.li'ATI' 'N
l'lllt"d Sllt.HI I-Hld flir.ee, Oregon I'lty.
Oregon. Mav 20, 1501:
No, e. Is h"r"by given that In e.iin-
1 rnance wnn tm- provismn. or n- hoi
of congress nf June 3. 17S. entitle. "An
not for the sal,, of timber lands In the
Htate of California. Hreg.ui. N.-va.la
a"d Washington Territory," as extend
ed 10 all th" public lind slst.-s by acl
of August 4. s. Wiltlum Y. l' ". of
lney. County of ''lulso,). tftuie of
tregin, bus this dnv 11 I'M In Ihu office
his sorn statement. No 5271, for the
purrhnse of lot 4. sec. it; lots I. 2. an.l
4, of ft'dlon No. 4. In township No.
north, range No. 7 west, and will offer
proof :n show thai the land nought Is
n,,,r valuable for its tlmlfr or s'.ine
man tor nKiicuiuir n tuirrxw.-s, nn 1 ro
esiahllnh bis cla!m to said land bH
rfivre
register an.l receiver of ihls ofTlce
' "-ngm ny. oi-iron, n iniirijr.
th" Kth day of August. 1W1. He names
as witnesses:
CONTEST NOTICE.
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""'"";"' "o i.i.er.o, um.
nt i-rt in wmii,i, virH'iu y , vixt
iron. April 29, 1901.
A sufficient contest affidavit hnvlns;'
been filed In this office by Albert IMrh
hardt, contestant, against hnmestend
entry No. 11CJ2, made October 12th.
ISM, for lots and 9 of Sec. 20, an.l lot 5
and the N. W. or S. W. of Sec. 2S.
township 4 north, range ft west, by
Charles E. Nawn, contests.., in which It
Is allagnd that contestant "knows the
present condition of the same; also that'
sild Charles E. Nawn abnndoned his
said homesteid entry for more than six
months prior to the expiration or five'
years from the date of his entry, to-wlt:
for more than six monihs prior to Oc
tohT 12. 1900; that said tract nf land'
was and in not settled upon nnd culti
vated nccording to law by the suld
Charles K. Nawn; that stld Charles E.
Nawn never established a bona fide res
ilience upon said claim; that the ab
sence of said Charles E. Nawn from
said hnmestend claim was and Is nor
due to employment In the mllltiiry or
naval service of the United States dur
ing time nf war; said parties are here,
by notified to appear, respond and oft'-r
evidence touching said allegation at 10
o'clock a. tn. on June K.th. 1901, be
fore the Register nnd Receiver nt the
United States Lind Olllce In Or-g.m
City, Oregon.
The said contestant having. In a prop-,
er affidavit, filed April 29, 1901, set forth
facts which show that after due dW
sronce. personal service of this notice
can not be made, t Is hereby o'dered
and directed thnt such notice he given,
hv due and proper publication
WM, GALLOWAY. Receiver.