THB MORXIXG ASTORIA SATURDAY. JIXC 13 1901
gaily Statotian,
Telephone Main ML
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DAILT.
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Served by carrier. per month
...
.. .SO
if tendered. It will not be ton lered. and
hl prompt mi J manly statement should
have the effect of saving both him and
his party from his iiver-aeal.nn friend.
They could and would d oubtless v!. both
him and his party and (he country in
finite harm lv advocating a radical de
parture from precedent by nominating
him f.r ti third term. Thir l-i'rm talk
Is now effectually squelched.
I WITH THK PAUAv.KAPHKI.S
SEMt-WEEKLT.
Bent by mail, per year. In advance. 12.00 th;ng
tackel
All communication intended tor pub
lication should be directed to "K.Utor
Aatonan." Business communications
of all kind and remittances must be
addressed to 'The Astoria n Publish
tog Co."
The Astorlan guarantee to Its ad
vemsera the Unrest circulation of any
newspaper published on the Columbia
firer.
Advertising rates can had on ap-ipatl-
the business manager.
If Carrie Xailon wants ta do join-.
really commendable, lot her
he billboard. -Duluih Herald
The V. C. T. V. is considering the
m.it.r of expelling Miss Mott from ;hi'
orJer for marrying a Brewer, St. Paul
Olobe.
Thy Booths have denied ail ivuoe ru
mors, and the day of the salvation
trust is further off than ever D'.iv -r
Republican.
Allen Halvenoti of West Tralrle. Wis..
va: "IVon! com ten miles to buy
FOLEY'S K1DNKT Ol'RK." while J
A. Spero. of HImer, lnd ays: "it In
the medical wvndT of the age." lUrt's
Dru( Store.
Chauncy lVpew says that he Is go.
Ing to make a newspaper rm,n f nl!l
a.m. Chauncey U evidently going to
make a provlson to get his Joke print
ed If he has to buy a paper to bring It
off.
A. O. Blanehftrt. West lanvr. N. Y.
says: "I have been ttvuble1 with kid
ney ill vise fir the ins! five year.
Have doctored with several Physicians
and I rx no relief until I used two bit
ties of FOLEY'S KIDNEY Cl'KK."
Hu-t's Prug Store.
to; collar m
.Portland Astoria fyulo.
STR. " TAHOMA."
IVttly Uoui'tl Trip rx. pi Sunday.
TIME CAHD
leave Portland
Leave Astoii.i .
The ieople who think It It
to veil "rubber" must have
aginations.
humorous
elastic I'm
William Woodard. of Decatur, ta .
writes: "I was troubled with knlnev
disease for sever.il wars and four one
do'lar sine bottle of hYLKY'S KIP
NKY Ct'llE cured, me. I would rev-om-
ntend It to anyone who luj kldn'V
loubK." Hart's Prug Store.
The Rev. George P. llermn acts like
a man who might have been the author
of the "I.vt Concessions of Marie
Bashkir: IT."
OPPOSED TO THE PRINCIPLE.
Tacoma News.
President McKinley gave an effectual
quietus to the unwarrantable and un
wise "third term" talk which followed
Senator Depew'g and Congressman
Orosvenor's remarks m- the sublet.
General Grant would have been wise
had he nipped all thlr.I term talk in the
bud In anticipation of the work which
was done to secure li's nomination in
1SS0. No man could have a stronger
hold on the affections and confidence of
the people, or a more devoted and loyal
following In the ranks of his own party
than had President Grant. Three hun
dred and six delegates to the Republi
can national convention in 10 voted
for his nomination t the last.
It was not distrust or dislike of Gran:
but it was oppsition to the idea of a
third term that defeated him f.r the
nomination. The men who gloried in
their devotion to Grant and constituted
the "Old Guard" of 1SS0 who die bu:
never surrender were mistaken in their
devotion to General Grant's Political
fortune. The split in the Republican
party which resulted from the breach
created by the third term mavement
was not to be easily healed. Roscoe
Conktlng. the peerless leader of the stal
wart Republicans of New York ap.J
Blaine's Inveterate enemy, fell into line
and supported General Garfield, the
ncmlne? of the convention. But the bad
blooi between the "stalwarts'' and the
"half br.'ds" lw ke ou: asain whn
President Garfield nominated W.lliam
H. Robertson for oM-vMr .f the port
of New York. Oonkling and Piatt rr
iFignoj thsir seats in the senate. A
TroIong?d fight to regain their seats
was fough: at Albany. A eak-minJe,l
man. with brain compl-tely turned by
the exiitement, murdered the presijent
and ad.-anc?d a stalwart leader to th-
presidency.
But the factional fight w j not ended.
President Arthur and the .talwart wing
of the party favore-J the nomination of
Charles J. Folger. secretary X th
treasury. for governor f New York.
He was nominated but the half breejs
remained aawy from ;be polls and the
Democratic mayor of Buffalo was elect
ed governor of New York by 192.(100
majority. The next presidential elec
tion came along. Ex-Secretary Blaine,
an opponent of the "third term" idea in
JSSO was nominated. Grover Cleveland
bad ben electei goverrr of New York '
by Blaine's friends in the K-puldU an j
party or at least Ills majority had been
multiplied many times by them. Two
years later he was elected president by
Blaine's enemies, by the advocates 0f
the third term for General Gran;. I:
only took 500 of their votes to defeat
Oonkllng's old enemy and turn the eler.
toral vote of New York state into th
Democratic column.
The Republican party or rather a
faction In the party advocated the
third term idea and such 'vas the result!
rresiaent McKlnley ani his advisers :n
the cabinet have learned wisdom by the
experience of their predecessor". It
may be placed to their credit.
It may be said In this connection that
the sentiment In this country is strong
ly against the dictation of nominations
by an administration. This country is
so far from being an empire that any
show at dictation or infring-ment of the
prerogatives of the people is c rtain t
be resented. There is no lik -lihood -,har
Pre'nt McKinley or his ai)in-t will
throv their influence In favor of any
candidate for the next Republican presi
dential nomlnailan. It would hurt more
than It would help any man to b- pick
ed out now as an "administration" can
didate. It Is loo early to discuss presi
dential prospects or candidates y-t.
President McKinley has wisely an
nounced his own purpose in resp
The modem Elijah says that he is
afraid
made the acquaintance of our cocdc.
Cycling has Its ups and downs
Ar.fr
rf no woman, but he has not yet i the dwns. use MANNER SAM K If wu
are cut ir bruisej. it nea.s tn, nun
ouickly Take no substitutes. Hail's
Chicago Journal.
Tillman has no intention of allowing
the tines of his pitchfork to become rus
ty txvause ivngrejis Is not in s ssL n
Topeka, State Journal.
The voi.e f 'ol. H'liry Watters'tr :
still crying in the P-' no, rat c wil4erms
for a fresh paon of cards and a new
d-al. Anaconda Standard.
The multi-mlllionaiiv who is :i: a
cheerful givvr can hold but a small
place in the esteem of Uie Am nc.ui
people. Duluth Nows-Tribune .
Prug Store.
Mr. Softleigh oui horseback riding)
Shall e take rhe bridal path. Miss
Antique? Miss Antique i'h. th.s is s
sudden!
BIOWN TO ATOMS
The old Idea that the bodv sometimes
needs a pwrful. drastic, purgative plil
has b-"n ex:l v-; for Pr. King's New
Ifo Ti ls, wh ch are perfect'v harm-l--ss.
gently stimn! vt liver and bowels to
p-'t poison ms ma'ter, cleanse the sys.
rem and shsopi-elv cure 'otis:itii:ion
m l SI k H 'lliolie Onlv Vm' at ll.vrt's
Prug Ston.
THE DALLES-PORTUhD ROUTE
STR. ''B4ILEY GATZERT
DAILY ROUND TRIP
(ICEPT MOM 0 A T
Cascade Locks. Hood River. White
Salmon ml Ttie Dalles
TIME CARD
Leave Portland . .
Arrive The Pallet.
Leave The Pall. r.
Arrive Portland ..
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.. i V
. 4 V.
a p.
MFALS THE VtRY BEST
of lot four (41 In hlcvk on hundred sikI
thlrty-thre (1.1.11, and running thence
south through the middle of 1! k Ml.
U0 and 111 to the soullieasi corner of
lot nine () in block one hundred and
Ihlrteen (113), (hence enst to (he sou ill.
east corner of lot nine it) In block 111
iliencp nor;h lo (he nor the ist corner of
lot four (41 In block U2. thence wrs: on
a straight line along the north line of
bl.vks II.' mid US to (he place of lie.
ginning, and coninlnlng nil of lots I, J.
and 3 in block 1 11. lots I, 3. and a In
block Urt. ols 1. i. S. 10, II mid J In
bl,-k 11.1. lots 4. . . T. nnl In block
ll'.'. lo:s 4. .r and in block U't nn.l
lois 4. ! ami In bl.vk l. nil In tlw"
lwn ( now clt) of Astoria. Ct,,.
county, Hr-gon. us laid on! and record
ed by J. M Shhelev
Thai Hie cllv surveyor has been di
rect , -o prcpir mi I III ' will (he udi
lor and police Judge isdiunies of Ihe
c,ist.s nud eiieii-'S of c xislrm (lug na.d
Iniprovnieiit an I speciriVii.Mis (or Hie
Proimse l work .
This iivilliv is puMinhe.l In i he Mom
lug Aslorian for e!nlt sucessive ,l.s
III pusuance la n iv.lul!on of said coun
cil ordering the same, a opie,( on die
.1.1 day of June, il. ih.- rlrt puMl.a
Hon Wing on June 5th. 1901
It ll NKlJtON
Auditor ami Police Judge of lite C.tv
of Astoria.
NOTICK l!4 HKUKItY CIVKN
''Sunday Trips a Leading Feature.
''This Itoute has the Grandest Seville
Attractions mi l-.'artli.
Through Portland connection with
stealer N.ihcot a fijin llwacoaul leoi
Peach points.
The f.m In
rises to r-Mii.r
w ho woul I r
steal a base
e r:ght
that so
a hen
n i-i
hie -.. hers
11 plavvr.i
: o'lAI:!'!
Powie distanc-'s
th? chairman of
t-vs In the nerve
even Samps
ihe piliccal c
vith which he
K-xema. saltrh-'irn. ;et:er, chatlng.
i and i 'v poisoning and all k'.n t -nitres a:-e
I quickly cured by PeWitt's Vit h 11 U 'l
nim-t- i s.ilve The cor n n nil- cur-' ,'HAS.
iak. ! U
li'HIKRS. Pruirgist.
his claims. Pittsburg Dispatch.
The old settlers claim that it cannot
rain on the full of the moon. We have
noticed that It can do abjut anything
It pleases. Minneapolis Journal
Hoax Henpe.-kke says he
the rest cure J-nx Why.
everv ii.iv. ruiax i kii-'w
wife is away.
i taking
s" him
but tils
White Collar tine tick is interchange,
able wiih ii It A N t'o. and V. T. 'o
tickets.
LAN" PIN -.I ANP OKPICK- 1" k f il
ALPKIt STIIKKT.
KOTII 'I'HONKS M VIN r,i
11HTLANI. OKK
E. VY. CRICHT0N. AgV Ponl"n.J
JOHN M. FILL0ON. Aft The Dalles
A. J. TAYLOO. Art. Astoria
ASTORIA AND COLUMBIA
RIVER RAILROAD.
TO Cl.'P.E A COLD IN ONE DaY.
Tike Laxative Bromo-Quinine
leu. 2ic.
A surgical operation Is n"t n.Kj-sirv
to cure piles. PWttt's Witch Ilaxel
Salve saves all that expense anJ never
fails. Beware of counterfeits. CHAS
UX;KRS. Dnigr't.
Ut PORTLAND Arn
J.in Portland fnlon Pepot ll lua m.
4:5ip.m lfor Astoria and Inter-! 40 p.m.
iniediale points.
I ASTORIA. I
7 45 a.m.Por Portland In-Ill a.m. j r or
i t y in ii-rm -u;aie points I1V.3U p.m.
That the Common Council of the Citv
of Antona hi dei-UrM Its determina
tion and Intention (o Improve Sixth
street. Ui ihe Citv of Astoria. Clit-iop
County. (V.'gvin. . UUI imt an I re.
corded bv John McClure friy ihe norlli
l !ne of iimnierolal street (o the txint
on said Sixth slr-vt mtu-r.' (he shikk '
Intersected by the north I ne of h!.n k .
In Mc 'lure's Astoria. If rieu,e west,
erlv acr.sw sal. I street, rtivpilng (he
crossing A( the Interse, ti.-ns of snl,
Sixth sin-et mill I ton I and Astoi-tr-'ts
throughoii: t'i- entile nldlli of
s iid street on-1 mi the establ shed I
irraile thereof. That said In pr-.vem.-nt
"hill i'.iiss( ,.f t-i-molnK -i I in,- it. j
planking .ml si-lenalks on ih- portl ns
of said sir vt to ho Improve! nn, gr.id
lug the am to the es nhlished grab-!
th-oimhoiit the wl-lth Ih'T-of In-'hisae
of put i -ng In biilkh.-a-l nf!l,i. n;
h. I-1 the fill it- r os s.iid sttp'ct ,it ihe
liorih line ,,f the diipr m-nicnt imt for
a !:s anc of 1a f -.-t nouth'-rlv fr on th
north end of (he lnproeiii n: il iig ih.
east line of the tro-l. mi l c ii -r it .- I . n
a s,ew;ilK t fi--t wide on e,,-h s..le
With a BUtl-T on e,,-h sib- of the S. ..-
along th- curb of 'he si.l.-wjlk fr mi th-
t'oteh lliu of i 'oiiimcrci.il sir-et i- ihe
south line of Hon, I sipei. an, ..inklntf
the portions f al-l s'reet to lw un-
prov-d through in: the fall wi,ph there
of between s gutteit from th- north
I lie if ( mm -r-al str,.l ,i t!i s.mtli
I line of Hond stnet nn,l t the full wlph
I (here'f lK0w-n the ld .walks ns t-i nil
I Hr:lonsi of ih street north of ll..n.
I stre-t and I i he ini(rovil. the cowr
! Ing plank to be 'aid Un stringers and
to m- 1 Inch-s thick and I: In -h-s wide
an I all material nsel to he go. , s un,
fir lumber
HIIKUIKK'M HALK.
My virtue of an execution liie, mil
of the Circuit Court of the Klaie of
Oregm for ih,. Couittv of ClntSkqi, on
the llrst day of June. IIH'I. upon a Judg
nielli lendeied llleieln mi the llllh day
of Maivh. IW4, In favor of 8. K Harris,
plaliillff, and against (leoign 1 1 1 1 1. i,--fe.idniil.
for the sum of :fj. the fur
i her sum of lot) ailoiney'a fi-e logeth.
er with liKnresi hereon nl (lie li'nal
rate from the IiHIi day of Maivh,
iM't. and the CiMla of mid uimii this writ
coinni im'liig nud iei(iili lng nn. ,i lew
lip. il (he properly of hv above nmiKd
d.ifctldiilit lo satisfy (he Jildgiiiem, In.
leiesl, coals Mill all nccilllng msIS I
did on Ihe Hth duv of .Inn-, l'.sil, nl
l u ll the f-illoivliig .i s, i Un , I i, nl prop,
erty. .-vt u
Lots B, bloik I. b'lisl All lo
Oci'dn llt.ne; lols J. I. , i, V, bU k
I. I 'ls I to lllchnlve. lilock '!. b is I
lo 11 ;. inclusive: block .1, I cs & to :. in
clusive, block 4. Mill's All o iici-im
liov. lots 111 to IK. Inclusive, bl-sk 3.
lols 1 ,i Id, IH to 17. a-i ; f,, i,-lusivi .
block , lots I. '.', 1 ,1. - , It, ,11-lnslv.
bloi k i. lot. 1 (,i ,'S. iiic'U'lvo, I.ihK to.
lots 1 (.i HO, Inclusive, hio-k II, lots I l.i
.'0. inclusive, block It. HHI'st4e, ond Add.
to Ocean ilrov; I.hs I, 1. 3, !l, , 7, ,
f. b. II. l.i. 14 bi.M'k. ,1, lai 1, ;'. i. 4.
J. V. . 10. II. I lil.H-k . lots I. lo
!. inclusive, blmk J, lots I 1,1 .14. In
clusive. bl.M-k lt. lots I lo !, Iiii IiisImi.
block IS. lot I (o ;'t, Iii.,iiv, hlm-k
IK. lols I (o fl. Inchnlv. hl.Kk IT. loi
1 (.i 24. Inclusive, block IS. I t. I. :'. i.
4. 4, . ?. . . i). i, (j, ,m.k m
I to .1.1. Inclusive. , vk M. Iota I, '.'. I
I it. 7. I. . 10. io,k .'I. amies o
Hill's S-vond Ad I. to K-ean drove.
lots 1, . S. 4. S.
block I. lots I. :'
bl.sk J, ..ts I. .. J.
II, I.' bin. k 1. lots
:l. 4.
4. 5.
I.
HI 11.
IH II
'. v :,
4. 1.
4. 5.
4. 5,
i. :.
H. 10. blkk 4 10. 1 i,
V .1. in. bhk k 8. lols I. i. 3
V '.. I". II. i:. bl.vk . lots
9 bV II, l. bl. i, k :. lols I. '.'. .:.
. '. V '- I". II 12. bl k k s i,
3. . '. . :. . 9. Ill 11 12. I.,.-k
I I'l. II 12. bl.sk
. '.. ii. :
t i. i.
i.
3.
lo
lols I. 2
bl .ck It.
: 10 block
I o, l.i k
I lots 1, :.
: r.. i- s i
bl s k
b' II,
12 .1 k k
.k .S
11
12.
Tab-
Twenty-flve p.-r cent, of the
In American railways are sail
owned In Orea: Itnlain.
shir,
Tillman has Jabbed the tine of
pitchfork into McLaunn. hut vi!l
hold while he Is hoisting him?
EASIDB DITIIION
The lack of energy you feel. th back
ache and a run down condition gen
erally, all mean kidney disorder.
FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE will r:ore
vour strength and vigor by making the
kidneys well. Take no substitute.
Hart's Orug Store.
his I Mr James Prwn of Putsmouth. Vs.
they ; over 90 years of age suffered for yars
wicn a oaj aire on nts race rnysi.-ia.ns .
could not help him. Witt's Witch
Haxe Salv cured him permin-ntiy.
CHAS. HOOERS. Druggist.
I never knew that love was bl:n,
Until one blissful night.
Sh-- murmured: "Y-s.'' an-1 now I
That it is out of sight:
Although Japan Is smaller than Cal
ifornia and only one-twvlfth of h-r
area Is cultivable, it has a p-piilation of
44.Cs..'H10.
tin I
Danger, disease ind death follow i.e.
gleet of the bowels. f si PeWl't's Lit
tle Early Ilisers t regulate th'tn and
you will add years ru y-nir life and lif-'
NIOHT WAS HEP. TEliP.OR.
"I would cough nearly ail night long,"
writes Mrs. Chls. Appl-gat. of Al-X-andria.
In 1.. "and ould hardly gt any
sleep. I had consumption so bad that
if I walked a bi s k I would rough
frigtfully and split blood, but. when al!
other m ileines failed, thr-e si0 bortles
of Vt. K ng's N-w Dis.-.n'-ry wh-illv :
cure! me an-1 I rfa-ne, ;s pounds. " It s
absolutely guarantee 1 to cur '"oughs. i
Colds, La ijrippe. Rronchit s and all
Throat and Lung Fnubles. Price Soc
and $1.(sj. Trial Dottl-s free at Hart's i
Drug Store. j
to your vears. Easv to take,
Srip-'- CHAS. ROGERS. Dnigg!
That uild Improvement is to V ma.l.
! ccordlnr lo plans and aprclfl.-ti l .ns
I therefor to Iv pr-paiikl by the city ur-
J veyor as here. naffer mentioned, and as
Tiam 'o ma t"rs of e'ai, rx.-iti' as herein
i. in otherwl pMVl led. according to the
11 ui in pmvlsl ms nf general ordoinnce No 1)1
1'.' We m f the "I y of Ast.rla.
' ' '" I That the costs and rxpen.es of niak
I Ing an. cotu'ructlng said Improvement
to said slrv( be ,efrav.'d by sjek-lil
Coble with .11 Nnrrh. T'.e.. r..-T. I amM-Minerit up.m tru. i i an.l pre
11: i. m.
A 10 i. ra.
S: ra
!'. m.
t p m.
ASTORIA
SEASIDE
'StuiOkv uui)
All trains makt cIom connections at '
to and from the Eaat or Sound polnla.
J. C. MAYO.
Oen'l Fr't and Pas. Agent.
The governor of Ohio,
adoption of the iresent .- .r
ieive, a salary of il'ki a
now tm.
h-f i
til'jti
y-ar
n-v.-r
in
Th bilious, :lrd. nervous man cannot
successfully eom;ie:e with h: h-althv
rival. PeWlf.'s Ut'.le Early Risers the
fanKu pills f,ir eonstipat on will remove
the cause of your troubles. CHAS
ROOERS. Druggi-st.
PRAEL & COOK
TRANS! ER COMPANY
TeiVphon 221. J
DRAYING AND EXPRESSING !
All Goods Shipped t Our Car
Will Recelvs HpeelaJ AltenUivi.
No. EU Duane St..
Astoria. Or
W. J. COOK. Vfr
Re. Tel. UtL
mis. s b-iietp.sl y saul Improvement ac
cording to Ithw In-nefltS. which ML I -1
lots, lands and premlsin are Included In
a sd-1'I.iI as smf n t illstriet, whl.-h sa.d
d. strict -iicliidm all the lota, lands nn.l
preiiii-M Inclusive of water fromage
benefited hy said I ni-r .V inent an I to
le iesse( n -lefnv llle costs mid .X
je-nses thereof, and which sal. I special
ti,-nmeiir .lls'rct is as follows to-w.t
i'onimenc ng :it the southeast c .rn1'!
of lot 7 nf hl.sk C2. nnl ruiinrig ilKnr
north !br .ugh the middle of hl-.-ks Z2
11 and and on In a straight in- m
the United States harbor hue on the
south file of the Columbia river and
then.o. westerly on a-d harbor line
to the point where (he name would le
12. lots I. 2.
H, tots 5. .
J. i v
2. 3. 4. i.
IH. lots I. J. ll. 4, 6
IJ. Iil.sk I.', lols I
is. ., :, ii
i. 2. 3. 4, :., , ;.
, r. 7. s
it. i. ti ;. s
;. i. '. bi... k
10. II. 12. bl,
I, 7. s ;i, In
.'". lots I, I
k 21. lots i '
k 22. lots 1,
M s k '.'.i. lots
3. I.
HHKUirK'H HAIJl!
Ity Vlrlue of an rxn.Mnn and order
of sain Issued out nf the oltYUK ismrl
of the Hlal" M Oregon for the CuUllty
of cuts p on May 21 IIMI, um a
Judgiiirnl and .mcr of utlg rrndermt
therein Msnh I. Is, In favor of
lllnke, M, Fall Company, plalnllrT, and
against (leoige llllibnri, itefeilitaul, for
Ihe sum of ll1M lognllier Willi 111 ter
es I Ihrs-eon from datn of Judgment at
(he rite nf S ,ir cet per nillllllll and
(lie costs of ill s writ. ooininan.Uiig in
(o levy up HI (li property of said le
fen, hint ib-scrllxsl In said order of ai.
lo salls'y s.iid liidgniPiil, iniei-nat ami
en sis. I .11. 1 levy upon I lie Mlonlng
described real pinciiy: lols 9 nn.l 10.
In bl.s k I I In Ihe Town or ,leild.
lots I. X 3. 4 V ami 7. In hl-s k . In
Ihe Town of Ollll s Ji'Ut Addition to
Atoi l.i. lot 2. In hbvk it. In llle T .wn
of Scul II.H-k lle.ich, iui.I lot. r. ami
3S. in block ! In the Town of Long
Hrnncli, all In ci'i Cuuiily, Hieg.n.
-slid I lint I will mi M.Ki.ltiv. the ftlh
dav of June. l.i. Ml Ihe hour of 10
o'clock III the foi.-lio in ,,f .aid .Uy l
Ibe fr.nt door of (ho cnurl house li
Ihe 1'lly of V"i,in, Cntop Omniy,
Oregon, sell at public au-llon to Ihe
h ghesl l.l.lder for c-h llle shove. .r.
crlbed real property lo satisfy si.
(il.tginriii, lutrrest and nil niing
cost. THOMAS I.INVII.IJC.
Shcrlf "f Cli i r.ninty. Or'g.i.
Astoria. Orrgun. My 21. 1901 .
30.
12.
II. lo. 11. 12. I.l-k k
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3. -. . .. i. :. I".
2. i. i. s. . ;.
' lots 1, 2. 3. 4
V lot I. 2. 3. 4,
I'' Iota I
12. bl k k
. in. II
. ;. X. 9.
Pack ii'-nr
t. -i, , 7
ln.lusly- bl-s-k 2. .c,
sue, I.I.M-k 3. tola I
s. ). IS. II. 12, bi s k 4.
clui.v. bl.vk 5. lols
ot 30 to '.4. inclusive
to inclusive, bl.s k 7
elusive, nl.vk . lots .
14. l.o.-k
30 to In.
lots
bio,
bl.s
bl...
10.
. 7
3.
citic
.1.
3. 4.
Iota
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b. It. 12.
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1. bio, k
2. 3 7,
I 2. 3. I
2. lots I
, bl.vk 2
II. 12. bl
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1. 8 .'. S 'I
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31. lots 1 2
bli k 32. Pa-.-ti
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1
HHKIIirrH HALK
Hy virtue of an execution ami onler
nr sale Isaucd out of lh iMrrult Vlir(
of th Hiale of Oregon, for the County
of Cist p, on the !'h day of May, ju.
Upon a Jiidginent and lers ren.r,
llirrrln nn the 7th day of May, Isul. Ik
favor of W T Me,,.in-l-l and 17 llauk
c .-p,irtnei-s doing busitinas it S. IM
fl.'ll ,111 I II. mke mraiiist N C elSI)
nn l Aii'iii Jeiin'ii. Iff -iidants for ih
sum ,.f 51.1'd.i, with Intipsi th.-ivon a
the r.ite of la tier rent p,-r ant. inn rriin
the Ml dlV of M.IV. M' ti the 7ih day
of M iv. I1!, the further mini of H'. at-torn-y'a
f-"S -he o.i'i .in I dlsleii-kp.
in. iit ,.f this su ' l ixed n! II" ;l .ml In
terest on an!. I )ii-li(.iient- at the h-jtal rate
of Inlrrea". an I (he r.o'i of mil I port
this writ cofiiin-itiilmg and -eipititng me
to .:k,. ile ,,f the foil Wing d-s.-t Pel
r. nl prni rty. lo-wlt:
Ia.( 7.' In block (?. In Tailor' -Vat it la.
In i 'I It soil i ' nin ' v. ' '-gon
N -tt. e ' s h-re. g . th.tl I Wdl oil
M ii, lav. the 1st lav of July. I's'l. ,it .ti
ll, uir ,.f ten o', ,i k In tho f .tvn.. .n of
said dav in front of an I at the I'mrt
House .bur. :n the iMtv ..( AstoH
I'Hls .p I'oinrv Orogon, "ell nl pnM a
aiicll.ci, to ihe hiKliest bidder f-ir . ali.
Ihe nlk.v - -.s rilr I real pi-.ip.-r:, (
satisfy the llltglllpllt, Ui'ie.t. c-.it. jn
ill sec ruing
Tll.'X I.IVVIM.E Sheriff
i'l4t,i.p Con in v. urt-g.n
st .rla. Or-giti. May nth. llk'l
I lo 27 In.lii
.' 3 I. .' . 7.
lots I o 21 in.
(o 2" inclusive
bi s k l-ts 1
Iota I to H. In
. M. It. 12. It.
lot 1 to jn. Inclusive, lota
lualve. bbk'k I", lots I to 'I.
In.bislie. hhk'k II. b.'s I li 24 In. In
sue bl.k-k 12, lots I to 24. Inclusive
bl.vk I I. lots to M. III. Iu-ve. bl a k
14. I.i'a 1 M IK. luclusue. lota ;s t.. :.(.
in.luHe. blo'k l'i. Ic.s I (o II In. In -
sie. hl, k 1. o( I o 14. Inclusive
bl.k k 17. Iota I to ;.(, inclusive. I. I s k IV
Iota I I. SI Inclusive, bl.s k In. I
to I'l. inclusive. Iil.a k 20. lots '
inclusive, hi-, k 21. lot, I to M
ive. hl-s-k 22. lots I to .'.. In
bl i k 21 lots t,, 11. In, lualve
'.' ,.:s I p. . inclusive, block
1 -o '.(. 111. Ilislve. block :i lols l
l'v li. Ii. 20. 22. 23, 21. 2'.. 2ii.
14. .!.'.. .III. ill. II. 42 Pi,
'-I. bio. k 27, 'ois I to 22. nn
1.1. k 2S. I ns 1 lo 22, Inclusive
21' I
I'.. 17
Int
lot
rse. te I by
of
t.'ncle Sam is producing a quality
mucilage that applies) the statute of j barkeepers rh-r
limitations to the gag about the post- j lionalre class,
age stamp being stuck on the letter.
A member of the 400 has married a
booze cb-rk. If this 1s evidence tha;
daughters of the 4'1 Intend transfer
ring th-lr affectl.fis from coachmen to
Is hoi- for the mil-
A FIREMAN'S CLOSE CALL. ,
"I stuck to my engine although every i
Joint ached and every nerve was rai kej
with pain." writes C. W. Bellamy, a lo-1
comotlve fireman, of Burlington. I )a.
"I wa.s weak and pale, without any ap-j
petite and all run down. As I was j
aJiDUt to give up. I gut a bottle of Elr:-1
trie Bitters and. after taking it, I f-lt a.i ;
well as I ever did In my life." Weak,
sickly, run down people always gain!
new life, strength and vigor from their I
use. Try them
teed by Hart's Drug Store. Price, 50c
"The doctors told me my eo.jgh was
Incurabl.". One Minute Cough Cure
male me a well man." Norria Silver.
North Stratford. N. H Because you've
not found relief from a stubborn
cough, don't desnair. One Minute
Cough Cure has cured thousands and It
will cur yr,u. Safe and sure. CHAS.
ROGERS. Druggist.
the
bl , k
north-rlv an I then.'
a straight line through
, blm ks 12 and 21 to
lha; the union "ouncil of the I'ltv' corner of lols I In bl.vk
ofAs'.irla ia,s d"vl i,-eI Its determination ! east on a s'r.iUtlit line
and intention to Improve all that rs.r-! of beginning, all of said
notice is hereby uiven.
The Russian empire is prdjohly th
areatest contributor to the world' sup
ply of fur. Russian and Siberian hunt
.. .1, ........ n-...nl... 1 tUUt tdUi
Ii.liBt. ill cr, ,ai--l I yB.IUJ SIIIIUUIO e,vw,v. r-lllljllk
ug Store! ; Price wc 1 m-m marmots, and X.0H.Vj -uir
rem.
The trouble with these agnostic mar.
riageg is that they make It so very
hard for the women to prove to the
Jury that they p-ally ought to have alimony.
SAYS HE WAS TORTURED.
"I suffered such pains from corns I
Ci-iuld harlly walk." writes H. Robin
son. Hillsborough. III., "but Burkle.vs
Arnl-a Salve completely cured thm."
Acts like magic on sprains, bruise.
cuts. sore, scalds, burns, bolls, ulcers. I
Prf ct heal-r of skin disaseg and piles. I
Cure uarinted hy Hart's drug store. I
25c.
"A few months ago, food which I ate
f'r breakfast would not remain on mv
stomach for half an hour. I used one
bottle of your Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
and can now eat mv breakfast and oth
er meals with a relish and my food It
thoroughly digested. Nothing equals
Kodol DyspepsH Cure for stomach
troubles. H. fl. Pitts, Arlington. Tex
Kodol DeppsU Cure digests what ycu
eat. CHAS. ROGERS, Druggist.
If Emma Ooldman maks good h'-r
threat to ' launch a millennium of an
anarchy" Andy Carnegie w make It
a Htand-ofT with h-r by launching a
million of books.
WORK INK 24 HOCRS A DAY.
Th';re'g nn rest for thos 'Jreje l.t
tie worker Dr. King's New Life puis.
Milllois are always busy, curing torpid
liver, Jaundice, biliousness, fever and
ague. They banish sick had iche. drive
out malaria. V-v-r gripe or weaken.
Small, aste nice, work wond'-rs. Trv
them. 2e: at Hart's drug store.
Some of the wooden churches of Nor.
way are 7K years old. and are still in
an exc -lient state of preservation. Thir
timbers have resisted th' frosty and al
most Arctic winters because they hav
l'n repeatedly coated with tar.
':t to
the nomination. He would decline It
Morgan mu.st
maintain
pr-stige as King
Domain:
;i in Chi.-igo
just
Hav met and ron.-oct,
Trust!
I'a
Hi.
For
tiustl- if
of h
he Would
Tiu-cful
)iii. milii inait"
"1 a Sky-scrape
Edwarl Huss. a vvej Known buineH
rn in of Salisbury, Mo., writes: " I wish
to say for the len' flt of others, that I
was a suff-rer from lumbago and kid
ney trouble, and all the remedies I to.ik
gave m no reljef. I was Induced to
try- FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE, and
afti-r the use of thre. bottles. I urn
cured. Hart's Drug Store.
Dyspepilts cmnot be long live) be
because to liv reouires nourishment
Food is wit nourishing until It Is digest
ed. A disordered stomach cannt digest
food. It must have assistance. Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure dlg-sts all kinds of food
without aid from the stoma th, allowlntr
It to rest and regain its natural func-
ti"ns. Its eem'snts are exactly the sam
ns th natural dig.etlve fluids and It
simply can't help but do you good
''HAS. TVXJEIta. Dnigglst.
A number of young lilb-rt trees hjv
teen uent p :- agriu'ura depart
ment from flre.e-e Th,- nuts 'rmn
thes.. tr -es are the arg-st and hiiv- tie-firi.-st
flavor of ntiv fllb-ri -le-cirt-rrient
has y.-t dis'i.v'-red. and every 1 f -fort
in to be made to encourage rni
Kroiving.
Ira T). ReekaM, Dur-coinbe, Ia.wrlt -s:
"My little b,y s. alded his leg frorn the
knee to 'he ankle. I used BANNER
SALVE Imm-diately and In three
weeks' time It was alrnos eniln-ly heal
ed. I want to recommend It to ev-rv
family and advise them lo keep Banner
Salve on hand, ns It 1s a ur cure for
scilds or any sores." Hart's Drug
Store.
nun or -eventi-"nin street. In the Ctv
of Astoria. Clitsop county, Oregon, a
laid out and re.i.rde.1 hy J M. Shlve..y,
from the south line of Commenlai
street to the north line of Franklin
avenue, to th- full width thereof, and
on the established gnule there.rf'. From
the sou'h line of -ommerrlil street to
a pilnt fifty f.-t nonh of the north line
of Exchange street, said portion of said
street shall b- Improved thr.njgrtout tha
width tb-r-of by removing Ihe old roa.1-
av anu un.ierpintng and planking the
same throughout the width thereof, and
rnnntrurtlng sidewalks on each side
meror ten feet wide. the coverlnir
piank of the mid rertl..n of said street
from curb to curb to be 4 Inches In
thickness bv 12 Inches In width. From
said point fifty f.-et north of the north
line of Exchange street to the north line
of Exchange street, said portion of Bald
street shall be Improved by grading and
planking the west half thereof and un
dernlning an I planking the east half
thereof and constructing sidewalks ten
feet wide on each side thereof, said por
tion of said street to be planked
throughout the with thereof from curb
to curb with planking 4 Inches In thick
ness by 12 inches in width. The entire
Intersection (,t Seventeenth treet with
Exchange street shall be Improved by
grading and planking the same through
out th Intersection, except the east ten
feet In width of the Intersection, which
shall be improve.! by underlining and
planking the sime, the covering ulank I
to be 4 Inches In thlckm-wi bv U Inches
In width From the south line of Ex-
change street to the noteh line of Frank
lin avenue sap portion of sald street
shall be Improved by grading the same
throughout the width thereof n, the es
tubllshed grade, and planking the ame
to the width of ll f.-ot through the (-en-ter
thereof with coverlnir Plank 3 In
ches In thfr-kncw by 12 Inches wide laid
upon stringers, and the construction of
sidewilks on each said portion of said
street 10 feet wide nnd constructing
gutter on each sid- of said portion of
said s'reet. All mat-rial used shall b!
good, sound red or yellow fir lumber.
And said Imprivment shall be con
structed according to the plans and
sne, Ifl'-a'i ns th"r.-of to be prepared bv I
the city surveyor hereinafter mentioned.
and as to nutt-rs i,f d"tail except as
herein otherivis- provided according lo
he provisions of general ordinance No.
l'tfil of i he f'lrv of Astoria. That the
costs and expenses of making and con
structing said improvement to said
street shall be defrayed by spr-ciil as
sessment upon the lots, lands an I Prem
ises le-nellied by said Improvement a.-,
cording to the benefits, which said
lols, lands and premise are Included
within a special assessment district
which said distrlot Include all lots.
I iruls and rem s.-s boneflied hy nald
improvement an I to h" assesed to de
fray the cost ;uid expenses thereof
which said special as c,-Inoni district Is
as follows, to-wlt:
Commencing on the northeast corner
ast line ,.f
i ext.-ndcd i
south on ;
th" middle of i
the southwest j
21 an I then, e
to the Point!
blocks beinvtl
In sa d City nf Astoria, us laid out and
recorded bv John MiClure. I
That the city surveyor of the City of
Astoria has been directed to prepare
an t Hie with the auditor and rsiil. e
ludxe estimates of the costs and ex
penses or constructing said improve
ment and plans and specifications for the
propose J work.
This notice Is publlshel In the Morn
ing Astorlan for eight sucesslve days
'.n pursuance to a reflation ..f the
sa d council onl-rlng the sam-. adopted
on the Irl day nf Jun. 19"l. The
first publication tselng on June 5th, I'jol
II E. NEIJsO.N
Auditor and Police Judge of the Citv
of Astoria.
M.
ta I
to 21.
In. In
llfi.V '.
bl vk
lots
. it
l'v 30
t,'. :..'.
Iilalv .
I.I... k
ll. I.
31. .Hi.
.'et. 51, !
l.islv
11 I.'
k k 31.
lots I 1
I . II
SHERIFF'S SALE
Notice I hereby given, that I will on
Monday. July Hth, 1901. at the hour if
ten o'clock, a. m., at and In front of ihe
Court House door ar the City of As
toria. !n Clatsop County, State of Or
ron, I will offer for sale and sell at pub
He auction to the tilght bidder for cash
In hand at the time of sale, all and n
gular the real estate ami projierty to
which the County of Clatsop and School
Districts No. 1 and 6 of Clatsop County,
have acquired title bv virtue of sale for
taxes, and all real estate and property
that ha been heretofore ouivh ied by
Clatson County or School Districts N'
1 and tt of Clatsp County at tax rales
and illle acipilred thereto thereunder,
and wbl 'h Is now owned bv said dun
tv, or said Schoil Districts.
THOS. LtNVn-LK. Sheriff.
Clatson County, Oregon.
Dated this 29th day of May, 1901.
PROPOSALS TO FI'RNISH CRt'SII-
ED KfK'K,
Sealed bids, marked as above ad
dressed to the county court of Clatsop
county .Oregon, will be ns-eiv.-d bv Ihe
court, until I JO p. in. June 24. 1901, lo
crush nnd deliver (or cither) good, hard
rock for the N'-halem road. No. "7.
Bidders w ill state the ,rl, e charged
per yard of 27 . -ublc 'e"t, for crushed
unscreened rock, not more than 2'i In
ches In diameter, delivered In bunkers,
suitable to load In wagons by gravity,
an I sltu.it -d wl'liln one mile of the
bediming, or on either side, of said
roid. No. 77.
Illddors will also slat" the price
harg"d e r cubic yard, to deliver said
crushed rock, one or more miles fr un
said '.tinkers along and upon said road
No. 77, where (Hivc'cd by the county
road master.
HI I er wll also stale the prl.-e for
same kind if crushed rock, provided
f'latsop coun'y furnish a rock crusher
and englnr' power,
Ten per cent of the amount of bids
will be rocelv-d ;is a, guaranty of good
faith of ihe bidders.
Th coun'y court reserves Ihe right to
reject any and ell bids.
If. J. WHERITY. j
County Clerk. .
i. . '.'. m. n. 12. iii.
14. 20. 21. 2. 21 29. 32.
is, it. U. 43. 111. 41. Ii.
bl )- k in lots I to ,M. In.
block 11. lots I, 2. 7. 1. '.I. pi.
b'... k 12. lots I. 2. 3. I. H. bl.
Ids I to ;7. inclusive, bl.vk 34
I i 27. inclusive, bl.k k 3.'.. I ds I
IncliHv. h,H-k 3. Hill' First All to
Asi nii. .ill of the ahove d-i rlhe rcil
piM'i'y a In Clataop I'.ninly. Oregon.
Nc Ic. Is hereby niven thiil I will on
Monday. Ihe l.'.th .'ay of July. Iu. at
the h-ur if lo o'cl-a-k In the forenoon of
sad lav in front of and at the I'.nirt
House do ir. In -he riiy of Astoria.!
'Intsop County. Oregon. .'l at public
auction i the olgheat bidder, for cash, i
rhe above .Icacrlhcil real property to
SHMIHFFH SALE
By virtue of an execution .unl .cfr
of ! ud nut of (he On ult Cojrt
of the State of Oregon, for (h 'oiini y
of Cl.va.i.. .hi the 27th day of My UxiJ.
upon a ludgnwiit n n l -r.s th-rnln on
the 1th dav of May. In favr if
c. II Jackson, plaintiff, and against
W 11 l-' l.i ir Is. defendant f,,r (he Su n
of line Bundled and Eiahly one 71 100
dollars. : , Nether lih intefrsi the,,,rt
! (tin rnte of i ier r-.i( per annum
from (he h d.iv of M iv. I Jul, dm rsl
on I lltio.ienien'a ..f this suit lat'l at
II".'" mi. I the ota of and up.Ji this
rlt eotnin in I im an I r. .ulrli,g me (o
make sale ,.f the fillowlng I s -ilim-l
r.il lroce-'v. to wit
l.t i.uml.cre,! fnuri4i.ln block nii'n.
U-iel hii'ii -ihie 1 37J i. In ihe town T
Vt. u a as la d .-ui mi I record" I by
Join. M Hhivelv. lot lltlliihiT.-. fourteen
i Mi. :n block nuiiihereil five iM. in l-Vrst
AddlMoti In 1 1. e,-iri drove n laid out in
rrs-.e-,, d bv I T Mulk- y, In CI i s
i 'oiiniv. i h - g oi
N'-iil.e ts ii.-i.-.v given, (hat I will ..i
Monday. Ihe 1st day .f July li. ( thn
hour of in ad .ck in ihe 'nrenon of tt .1
day, 'ii fruit of a') I at the Court H-msw
I sir In the rity ,,f t .na. C'a'.aon
I'.uintv ureitoti a-i at public tu, tl in,
to the IiIkIi -t lit I l-r for cash, the nh .v
described real property lo saiisfy (he
ludgui'-nt, Int.-1 : . coa a an I icci u n
costs. w
TllnH. F.fN VII.KK. Ulierlff,
l'lnt,i I'o.inlv, Oregon
As oil.i. (iieK Slav '2Nth, li
satisfy
an t nil
Inl-rest,
As:
said ludg'iienl.
ii.vrulng !
TII'S LINVILLI1
Sheriff . i 'lain-.(I Count y,
ir.a. meg ui, June 1 . Ho
osts
NOTICK KOR PCIILICATION
Oregon city.
Fulled Kill-. Iind offl.
Oregon. Mav 20. 1901:
No.lce la her-by given that In coin
pi .inc.. with the provisions of the net
of congress of June 1. I7, eiitltbil "An i Judgment
HIIKUIFK'H SALE
By virtue of tin rxecuiloii and order
of site Issued ollt of ihe Cr.l! I'ourl
of the State of Oregon, for the County
of CI its,, p. ,iti the Hth day of May l'Ki;
upon a JudgemMit r.nd Te, therein .
the 2nth day of Fehruarv. I Hi. itv favor
of Myr llnsai.ll. phinflff. nnd against
M.irv Uillette. d.-fendanl. for (lie aunt
of tM:, 40, the sum of VW 40 hiving l-een
sallsflssl. lenving a Inland- .lust on ncild
f the sum ,,f lie, inir.-th-r
ad for the sole nf limber land In (Imi with ln(ir.s thereon .! the rata nf
Slate of California. Oregon, Nevada' 10 per c.-ni per annum, nnl 'he costs of
and Washington Territory." a extend- and upon th w ill commanding nnd re
ed to all th' public lind stales by at I uulrlng me to levy upon ihe properly
of August 4. 1S92. William W. Pope, of of the above limned ile'-ndilnl In aatlsftf
')lti..y, County of Clalao.i. HtiMe of I Ihe balance ..f td ludgmenl, interest.
Oregon, has thi day filed In this office i mssls ami ml ii.vrulng cost I did nn
his sorn statement. No, 5271, for the the Hth day ,,f May 191, iitaoli the
purchase of lot 4. aw. 8; lot I, 2, 3 and I following described rrnl pr.ipertv to.
4. of octlon N). 4, In township No. wll:
north, range No. 7 wst, and will offer I lad 9, 10, II, 12, 15, Hub of III k S3'
proof :o show that the land nought I' lots . 7. 23, 24. 25. ii. Huh. of lUk tu
mor valuable for !t timber or stone' lols , 9. 10. II. )?, in. Hub of Rlk 7
than for agricultural purpows, and to lots Id. 17, 27. 21, 29, .10, Huh of lllk 9"
establish hi claim to said land before! I"i II. 12. lllk 49; lota 7, 1, ), Blk ,
the register and receiver of this offlrei an I nil ihtn portion of blo'i k m r
at Oregon Oily, fregon, on Thurmlay. I rrlhed ns follows; herlutiln nt ninr
I. a u,k .1... tnnt iff.. ..n ii ,. . . . .
i ' nil .J.I.V oi lliausi, ioti. fie ii.iiiiea
as wltnee;
Mr. Mary Den'k, of Olney, Clalaon
County, Oregon; Hehnstlnn (Baser, of
olney, Clitiop County, Oregon; Mrs.
Appollonla Johnson, of Olney, Clatop
County, Oregon; Hldney Dell, of Aio
rifl. '"lalsop County. Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adverse
Iv the above-described lands are r.
Miiested m file their claims In Ihl of
fice on or before said Sth day of Au
gust, 1901. CHAS. B. MOORI0M.
Register.
ADMINISTRATORS' NOTICE.
Notice u hereby given that Ihe Un
dcrslgned have been appointed adminis
trators of the estate of Alfred H.
Hlone, deceased, hy the County Court
of Clatsop County, Oregon, and that all
persons having claims against said es
tate are hereby required to present ths
snme to the undersigned duly verified
ns ny law provided, within six months
rrom the date of this notice. Verified
claims agnlnsl said estate may b pre
sen ted either to Ihe undersigned. H. O.
Van Dusen. at his office, at Aatorla.
Oregon, or Mr, J. D. McFarlnne nt his
office of bftslness, at Knnppa, Oregon.
All persons Indebted lo said estate, are
hereby required to pay such Indebted
ness. H. O. VAN oUSrcN.
J. D, M'FAKLANK.
Administrators of the Estate of Alfred
II. Slone, Deceased,
Dated this 1st day of May, 1901.
on (lie north line of lot In sil.i i,i,.l
4' fct east .if the norihwest corner
thereof nnd tb mce running eaat along
the north line of nil, I lot and lot S.
27 reel, them- south on a line paral
lel with the wet 'I tie of ald lot , 60
feet, thenr,. west 27 feel, thence north
to Ihe place of beginning being ertlons
of lots fi and In mill block 111.
In lh City of Astoria. n laid out
mid record.-1 ,y ,jhn M. Shlvelv Lot
2, In Sec. 21, Tp. S. N. of It. S. west of
the Will. M.T., 37 0.1 ncr-. Begin at
south hou-tul iry nf Hblvely D. I C.
414 M feet west of S. E corner of raid
D. L. C. nnd run thence N and parallel
with the K. line of na, p. t Pi
to south boiindiiry of pip,. i,' r
"f W Ihetire west nlong snl.l It. of
W. lo n point 191 3 feet west .,f Mat tine
of tract herein described. Ibence anuth
iwni pariuei to east line of Irncl herein
described to south huundnry f ,M p.
L. C them- along snl.l south line to
beginning, containing 41 niTe, n Tp
. N. of R. , wipt nf Will. Mer All nf
said described real properly being In
Clnlsnp county, Oregon.
Notice s hereby given that I will on
Monday, the 21th day of June, IWil, at
the hour of ten o'clock In Ih'i forenoon
of snl.l day In front nf and at Ihe Court
House door In the City of Aspirin, Clnt
sop county, Oregon, sell at publlo auc
tion to (he highest bidder for cash Ihe
above described real property lo satisfy
said Jiidg-nent, Interests, costs nn.l all
nccrulliB costs. THOH. JJNVILLE.
Sheriff of Clatsop County, Or
Astoria, Oregon, May Hth, 1901.
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