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THE SEATTLE TRACrEDT.
In the pan Seattle has apparently
gloried In the oft-besto-ved reproach
tha.t it w,, the toughest town on the
Jclfto ewMWIth, the t.raaedy of
tsWdays ago there has evidently com.
a awakening and the elements thst
stand . for good government and clean
policies will probably get together and
w-imw the reins of munk-ipi) , i;t!ca!
power. The- Posc-lntelligencer. whkh
drove Meredith out of office with its
charges of corruption and malfeasance
la office, and in so doing was adjudged
to'be a supporter of the Comsidlae fac
tion, finds in the tragedy lesson to
be. thoughtfully . conx.ed. Following is
reproduced an editorial from the P.. I.
of Thursday:
One strong feeling underlies all the
talk of the stre-t and all the sober
thought oi retl?c:inj men In dwelling
on' the terrible crime that ill over
shadows this- city. . It is that this
hould mark :h beginning of ano:ter
and better era. . Not , In vain should
be th experiences- through which we
haveia9ed and the awful lesson that
has been set before us. And there can
be no better occupation for the time
when the agencies of public Justice are
busied in attempting ;o apportion the
blame and the responsibility than a
study of what ihe future Is to gain from
the melancholy past
ine nine is not yet here to put into
Plain terms wlui has become the duty
of the comtnuni-y jnd hu w are
convinced will be. if It Is njt alreaiy
the calm, underlying determination of
Its People. But it is evident t-nough
that the old order of th'tigs is at an
end. We have run the r.unj of the
fatal clr;le too common in American
municipalities. Thf voter, onsp-riu-.
careless, content to look aftr thir own
a(Ta!r. and be little botherel Jtut
public matters. ena-:ed Aith that
strmge main?. which .uppj.-s th,it
polices are a thm? a:an fr m and lo
impjrta.Tt than the ret of life, have lt
things drift. St p after ste;i has bvn
taken in the familiar course, until at
last we are brought up, startled and
shocked by the inevitible sequ-1 .if a
general and puollc disregard for the 1
mandates of the law.
It is pot possible to separa:- the life
of men into two portions, on? abAe
and one below a moral d-aJllne; so
that the individual miy -go cn amuss
ing wealth arid conduct lilmseif as a
man of charac:er and honor while the
conduct of public affairs is I-ft to any !
who choos iu make that their special
ty. It Is not possib'e for a city or a
state or a nation to deny or d-'fy moral
obligations and nit suffer the cons. 1
juences, any mr than it is for a man
to leaol a thoroughly immoral private
lire and escape scot free in hal:h, in
happiness and in reputation. This is a
world in which th.'re are such thing?
as consequences.
AH the? things are matter for ')Ulet
deliberation and determination among
the people of Seattle today. It is nx
a time for passion or rashness or ex
tremes We have s?en to what end
these things aurely lead. But it w a
time for every citizen, high and low. to
settle with his own conscience; to ans
wer wnether he has done his whole
duty toward the cimmunity, both ag
helping to frame a sound public opln
ion and as assisting in its enforcement;
to mak? up his rnlnl, while voices of
clamor are hushed in the silence ,t a
terrible event, what shill be his s and
hereafter and ivhat the future ( the
law and Its administration. Fi m ;n
tragedy of years ago this city Varned
lessons which are i.ot yet forgotten.
One of the dark pages of a like dread
ful book we may and we must con an
other. JC1h;b LOWELL FOR GOVERNOR.
S'llem Statesman.
Judge Stephen A. Lovll, ,,f I't-mU
tor,, has been launched by liim-'.-if, it
Is said, as a candidate fir governor.
Judge Lowell is a learned man; he if
a p dishetl speaker and a iT 'f.un l
thinker, but he is not cut out for ad
vancement to high place through th:
voice of the people. Though suave
and gentlemanly n his treatment of
men. he is considerable of an autocrat
and his political thought centers en.
tlrely around himself, regardless of
surrounding persons or parties. He Is
not a common polite) tn In this way,
nor Is he a randt.late for positions at
strpplng Stones to elevated places.
His Is truly land ti It bet ns.
h,ifw,l a vaulting ambition. With
out trial in any preparatory wn he
nvogniv-s himself a. th reugh!v
equipped ami qualified f, r either of
two pUces upon which hi eye is fmd
ly gin! ;he governorship or a 'at
In the United Suites e ate. When Mr.
Lowell was mentioned in DM for the
latfr place by the legi..' tt.ve cppvl
ti n of Scnitcr Dotph, he lock t'v mat-
! ter sorieusly and his i.ghtrlng rod ha
been !:i the ar ever since. Whatever
d-slre he nw has t. !' go tMrn.tr pro.
ceed. we believe, from the thought
th.t he .vuU more easi'y and surely
be.vme senator. All :h; is blameless
in Judge Lell. but -an he work out
the calculation '
Should Eastern Oregon
forward
In s Jld advocacy of any candidate of
Its cmn territory f.r governor, it would
be a commanding Influence, but Judge
Lowell cannot command Eastern Ore
gon to his support. Judge I,owel c"uM
not commind Umatilla county as a
matter of choice If any other r-presen.
tatlve Republican should desire Its sup
port for some other position, and there
. wnu oth,P rIa on the :ilk
alf, for whlh a maa
WlulJ stand
an easier chince for re-
cognition than for governor a! this
time. 1; is not likely that Judse L melt's
self announced candi.la y w.ll aroue
any enthusiasm.
For .he i;:ii of g vemor Judge
Lowell -an es:vot litt f "w.ng in
the state at large. He Is no; known to
the peop. He ins never oivup.ej other
than a local portion. His iiualirtcatlon
are kniwn onlv to a s.rall percentage
of the public men an 1 -)lit'ians of
the state and ev.n th.we do not r-og-niie
him as well qualified for an admin"
Utrative p--ltl. i. wi:h .ra -t'cal lul
n'ss demand. He is more of a the.
orlst. a book philosopher, a technical
legal reasoner, admirably adapted for
a high chair in a college of law or a
directing edltorshop of a law- mag-v
tine.
The Statesman ha the utmost respect
for Judge Lowell's larnl -g ability, and
purity of character, but d.vs not beliew
his candidacy for governor ,-,r f r any
other high politi.-il office win be taken
seriously by the people of Oregon. The
j prediction is mt le rhat h- will not have
for governor the '.inswervirg upp rt j
of a single county.
TO Cl'F.E A COLD IN ONE DaY.
T.k
lets. ,
Laxativ Br-mo-Qii:)ir.e Tab-
S-.m p-.,pl.- at--' r-j o-.r.g I
a r-.'tirt that ;h T-i ii
goipg ;.j put a i-rri.p in ;h- c
That is w-11 as fir as I: g
lik- the g ft ..f a s-al-ki:i m. k
ves:-r. What we want righ'
om-fhing that will ..nI .1
vet whii-h can't b- del.v-r-l
ic- Mr.g.
.1! ar-'
.il trust.
Hut i' s
a har-
now ij
K r.it.-r.
c.'h an
Ecxema. -altrh-u-it. :t:er, chafing,
ivy poisoning and all skin t .rtures are
nui'-kly eured by DeWiSt's Witt h Hazel
Salve. Thecer an pll- cure. . 'HAS.
RCiOERS, Drue?::.
Couples w'rt,. g-t div.T.:
again n-el r--pain:ig.
1 an! marry
A surgical operation is not nc-sary
to cure piles. DoWitt's Witih Hazel
Salve saves all that expense and never
fails. Boware of counterfeits. CHAS.
RO,'EP"'
Druggist.
You can't tell from a
how murh he owes nis
man's clothes
tailor.
W'OP.KINK 14
HOURS A DAY.
Ttnre'j no rest for th.e tiroes lit
tle w'.:rker-Dr. King's New Life Pills.
Mil!lo:s are always busy, curing aorpld
liver, Jaundice,
niii'.usns!i, fever and
ague. They banb-h sick headache, drive
out malaria. Nevr gripe or weaken.
Small, aste nlee. work wonders. Try
them. 25c at Hart's drug store.
If It were not for the
divorce lawyer would be .
miiiist-r the
;ut of a Job.
Dyspeptics cinnot be long lived be
bcause. to live requires nourishment.
Food Is not nourishing until It is digest
ed. A disordered stomach cannot digest
food, It must hive assistance Kodo)
Dyspepsia Cure digests all klnis of food
without aid from the stomach, allowing
It to rest and regain Its natural func
tions. Its elements are exactly the same
as thi natural digertive fluids and It
simply can't help but do you good.
CHAS. ROGERS, Druggist.
N-!l-"Jaik
Be!l-"Dir h.
near-.ight-d."
kiw-'l me lat night,"
? You know he's very
A FIP.KMAN'S CLOSE CALL.
"I stuek to rry -ng'n-- although tvry
J'.'in'. ach'-d and eyry nerv- was ra ked
with pain." writes ;. w. Bellamy, a lo
comotive firrrian, of Burlington, Iowa,
"I was w-ak an I ,a!-, wl'h'iut any ap-r'-ii"
and ail run down. A I wan
ah .ij' to give up, I ii, ,i a t,ttl- of Klert
trie B:tt-rs and. aft-r taking it, I f.-it as
w-il as I evr i d in my life." weak,
sickly, run down p-ople aiways gain
new life, streng-h and vigor from their
use. Try ,hern. Sa-isfaeti.n guaran
tee,! by H-jrt's Drug Store. PrW 60c.
N
nor
til
i. Maud-
de
tan ding army is
it n-v-r occupies
SO eail-d O-fTJ!.
s--a r of w t r.
The i fit of energy yr,u f-el. the back
ache and a run down condition gen
erally, all mean kidney tlorder.
FOLKT'S KID.VKV CL'P.K will restore
vour strength and vigir by making the
kidry well. Take no substitute.
Hart's Drug Store.
P'-rhafis Viwie only said lhar he was
Elijah in order to convey the idea that
he is a raven maniac.
Allen Halvenun of West Prairie, Wis.,
sava: "People com ten miles to buy
Wlt S MI'.NKT CUKE. while J
A. SperA of Hel-ncr, Ind says: "it is
the medical wvndor of the age." Hart's
Drug Store.
President Draper, of the University of
Illinois, ss an optimist. Without knw
nig mucn snout Mr. Mraivr, we are
irr.'ativ Inclined (, expect 1 1m. Any
fool can be a pessimist.
A. O. niattchcrt. West Rmgwr. N Y .
says: "I have bt-e.i troubled with kid
ney d!', f r the last five years.
Have doctored with several P!ivtcl.ms
and I KH no relief until I used two bot
tle of FOLEY'S KIDNEY CnjK."
Hrt's lrug Store.
China Is r-oerirg second w.nd and
brgining to conclude ih-it ihe Icstr.lc
tlon wrouht by the allien was wor.h
paying for. It would he ple.islnu to
have the two d image accounts balance
each other.
William Whxlard. of Decatur, la.,
writes: "I was troubled with kidnev
disease for several years and four in
dollar s!e Nntlea of FOLEY'S KID-
I NEY Cl'IW curel me. I would r-om-
men J It to anv.tne wh has kldn'y
tioubUv" Hart's Drug Store.
Observing a bruml light in progress.
A cititen of Chicago drew a pis:ol, kill
ed the most aggnnsive principal and
went hU way. When a cititen of Chi
cago wants peace he Is going to have
it.
Cycling has lis ups and down. Aft.'r
the Jiiwns, use BANNER SALVE If you
tr cut or bruised. It heals the hurt
"Ulekljr T9ke no substitutes. Hart's
Don't won over the reports that na
tives of Ouam are In ilang -r of starva
tion. There is not the .Ugli!et probi
btiitv the natlvi-s are w orrying.
Mr. Jame Pr'iw n of Putsmmith. Va .
over 90 years of age suffered for ya -s
with a bad .wre on his f.we Ph-"iclan
eould not help h'm. D Witt's Witch
Haiel Salve cureJ him perm in-'ntiy.
CHAS. HOC.EFIS. Druggist.
Citiiens of Oilcago Ontinue to di of
the heat, and while there Is no lack of
sym.uthy, the filet must be r-vognir'l
that if they were not dying
they would be dying of cold.
f h-at
Danger, disease and death follow re
glect of the bcravls. I'se Dt'W'ltt s Lit
tle Early Risers to regulate th-m and
you will add years to your life and life
to your vears. Fsv to take, never
grip-. CHAS. ROC.ERS. Druggist.
The woman w ho Is trying to organise
servant girls Into a union ha never
been one or hired one. In the flrt case
he would know there was no necessity
for a union, and In the .wond stie
would be moved by tity to r-'fr.i n.
The bilious tired, nervous man cannot
successfully compete with hish-a::rty
rival. DeWltt's Little Enrtv Riser ih
famous pills for cin.tipatmn will rmnv.
the cause of your troubles. CHAS.
P.OGERS. Druggist.
Women In som- parts of she East
have organisetl "silence clubs." mil
rh-re I a growing hojv that Mrs. Na
tion ha been liv-u'.ed Into m-mlr.
ship.
"The doctor tol l m n:y eiMgh was
Incurabl.'. One Minute Cough Cur-
male m a well man" Norr:s S.lwr
North Stratford. X. H Because you've
not found relief ffm a stubborn
cough, d'n't d-'s-air. On" Minute
Couch Cur has eurcd thousand nnd It
I will -nr rni. Safe nt'd sura CHAS.
1 P.OCEP.3. Druggist.
O-rtain Kuh.ina 1-" pravirg f r
death of Pr-id-nt I !. Thi, I
ply the rule i.f faith ur tryini
work the o;h-r way.
ih
:ni-
"A fenv months ago. f.yd whl h I n
for breakfast W"iild not reman cn mv
stomach for hilf an hour. I use I 1
bottle of yoiir K wlol Dyspc-psta Cure
and can now ea: mv breakfast and o'h
er meals with a, relish and my fool Is
thoroughly digested. No hlng -qul
Kodol DyD-r.sii Cure for stmarh
troubles H. S. Pitt. Arlington. Tex
Kodol DyP'psta Cure dlgets what yu
eat. CHAS. ROGERS, Drugg.st.
A plag-strl.kn ship ha aTiv.-d s
Sin D1go. bnplt" the fact 'hat ''all
fornia had not the leat d-slre to im-
uort the plague.
Ira V. ReckaM. Duneomb. la. writ
"My little boy sialded his leg from the
knee to the ankle. I used BANNER
SALVE Immediately and In three
weeks' time It was almos entirely heal
ed. I want to recommend it to ev-rv
family and advise them to keep Banner
Salve on hand, as It Is a ur cure for
scilds or any sores." Hart's Drug
Store,
The color nf the bathing suit,
From turban dow to sPx klng.
This year will be electric blue,
How very, very shocking!
SAYS HE WAS TORTURED.
"I suffered such pains from corna I
could hardly walk." writ's H. Robin
son. Hillsborough. III., "but Bucklen'i
Arnica Salve completely cured them"
Acta like magic on sprains, brui.tes,
cuts, sores, scalds, bnrna, boils, ulcer.
Perfect heahr of skin dlsases and plies.
Cure guaranteed by Hart's drug store.
2Jc.
"I have heard," remarked the stu
dent of social problems, "that in mar
rlag" It doesn't cost any more for two
to live than for one." "Say," said the
married man with a worried look,
"were you ever the father of twins?"
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
Life PHls, which are perfectly harm
less, gently stlmuUte IIvt and bowels to
expel poisonous ma'.fer, cleanse the sys
tem and absolutely cure Constipation
and Sl.'k Hed"i:he. Only 2'c at Hart's
Drug S'ore.
The cof.kli'ly was leaving and the
mere woman wl'h whom h-- had livd
was in t'-ars. "I am exin-m. ly sorry."
a!d the cook lady, "but I r'-ally can
not give you a recomm ndatlon. You
will not 'lo at an. i nen in" mere wo
man give way in dispalr, and the cook
lady l-ft her to her own bitter
thoughts.
Edward liuss, a well known business
m m of Salisbury. Mo., write: " I wUh
to say for the benefit of others, that I
waa a sufferer from lumbago and kid
ney trouble, and all the remedies I took
gav me no relief. I wa Induced to
try FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE, and
after the use of three bottles, I am
cured. Hart's Drug Store.
XU1HT WAS HKK TBIinOR,
"I would cough nearly all night long,"
writes Mrs. Chas. Applrgate, of Alex
andria. In I , "and c-nild hardly get any
sleip. I had consumption so bad that
If I walked a block I would cough
frlgfully,ind split blood, but. when all
other m Hollies failed, three tl 00 bottles
of Dr. hwga New Discovery wholly
cunM me and I giCiievI ts piiinds." i't
absolutely guaranteed to cut Roughs,
Colds, I- drlpiie, llronchlt's and "II
Throat and Lung Troubles. (Mice We
and Il iW. Trial pottles five ai Hart's
Drug Store.
The king of England will bar dl.
Vir'-eH fn hi di iwmg room. If the
wonrn sli uld combine nnd tabv 00.
respondent. Eddie would be taih'r
loe me.
AST0R14 AND COLUMBIA
RIVER RAILROAD.
Use " PORTLAND Arriv."
8:0ia.m.;i'ortliuid Vnlon IVpotllLlo a m.
:Mp.m.for Astoria and lnter-9 0 p.m.
Imedjats points,
I AUTORIA." I
T.4a.m.For Portland A tn-ln :.!.
I I0 p m.term.diate points lU.JOp.m.
WCA8IDE DIVritON.
ll:tls.m.
w . HI.
JUsni
Da. a.
J p. m.
ASTORIA
" i0 a n
4 iu p. tn
II Mi III
SEASIDE j'?-':
Suutt,v out)
All trains make cloas connections at
Roble with all Northern Pacifio trains
to and from the East or Sound points.
J. C. MAYO.
Oen'I FT't and Paaa. Agent.
BESTOF EVERYTHING
In a word this tells of the Passenger
Serrlc via
fho Northwestern line.
Eight Trains Dally between St. Paul
and Chicago, comprising
The Latest Puilman Sleepers.
Peerless Dining Cara,
Library snd Observation Cara.
Free Reclining Chair Cara.
The :0th Century Train
Runs Every Day of the Tear.
The Finest Train in the Work
Electric lighted Stem nested
THE BADGER STATE EXPRESS, the
Finest Dally Train Running Between
SL Paul and Chicago, via the Short
Line.
Connections from the West made yla
The NORTHERN PACIFIC.
GREAT NORTHERN and
CANADIAN PACIFIC R'YS.
This Is also the DEST LINE between
Omaha. St. Paul and Minneapolis.
All agents sell tickets via
The Nonhwestern Line
W. H. MEAD.
General Agent,
24S Alder Street.
H. L SISLFR,
Trav. Agent,
Portland. Oregon.
I Depot, Fifth nnd
I I Streets.
I Overland Express
Leave
Arrive
Trains for Salem,
Roseburg. Ash
land. Sacramento,
Ogden. San Fran
Cisco, Mojave. Loa
Angeles, El Paso,
New Orleans and
the East.
7:30 p.m
:15 a m
8:30 a m
At Woodburn
(dally except Sun
day), mnrnlnr
train connects with
tram for Mt. An
gel, Bllverton,
Brownayllle,
Springfield, and
Natron, and even
ing train for Mt.
Aagel and Silver
ton 17:30 a.m Corvallls passen- IIB:M o.m
ster.
w p ml Sheridan passen- !8:26a.ra
ger.
Dally. HDally excet Sunday.
Rebate tickets nn us la between Port.
land. Sacramento and San Franelan
Net rates 117 first class and 111 aeennrf
class. Including sleeper.
Rates and tickets to Eastern nnlnta
and Europe. Also Japan. China, Hono
lulu ana Australia, f.'an be obtained
from J. B. Klrkland. Ticket Airnnt ill
Third Street.
YAMHILL DD7THIOV
Pasenger depot foot of JefferfJon Bt.
Leave for Oswego dally at 7:20, :
m; 11:30. 1:65. 3:25. 5:15. :25 I NS
11:30 p. ni. and 9 a. m. on simrinv
only. Arrive at Portland dally at I:U,
6:30, 10:50 a. m.: 1:115, 3:15. 4:30. 6:21,
7:40, 10:00 p. m: 12:40 a. m. dalltr ex.
cept Monday; 8:30 and 1:05 a. m. on
Sundays only.
Leave for Dallas dally, except Bun
day, at 4:30 p. m. Arrive at Portland
at 9:30 a. m.
Passenger train leaves Dallas for
Alrlee Mondays. Wednesdays and Fri
days at 2:45 p. m. Returns Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays.
Except Sunday. '
R. KOfclHLEK, Manager.
C. H. MARKHAM,
Gen. Frt. and Pass. Agt.
SOUTH
1
.Forlland - Astoria fyule.
STR. "TAH0MA."
IVilly K.Mind Trips ex.ept Sunday,
TIME CARD
L'e Portland
l.eaxe Astoria .
I'
Through Portland connection Willi
steamer Niibcot a front llwaco and Long
lle.iitl points.
White Collar Line tickets interchange,
able with O. It. N. Oo, mid V. T, Co
tickets.
Toleohie IVh-k. Telephone lit.
IHE OHliB-lIUlO ROUTE
STR. "BAILEY GATZERT."
DAILY ROUND TRIP.
UCIPI MONOIT
Cascade Locks. Hood River, White
Salmon. LyU and Tee Dalles
TIME CARD
Leave Portland
Arrive The IMll.-i,. ..
1'avs The Dull,....
Airue P 'r. land
A M
., J P.
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10 P
MEALS THE VtHY BtST
-TSunJ.iv Trips a Leading Feature.
fThl Itoute hi the Gran bs: Scenic
Attraction on Earth.
LANDIS 1 AND OFFICE FlVVf tF
ALDKIl STUKET.
IIOTII 'PHONES VMS JM
I11RTLAND. OUK.
E.W. CRICHTON.Alt PonlanJ
JOHN M. FILLOON. Aft The DgllfJ
A.J.TAYLOR. Aft- Astoria
OREGON
Shoit line
and Union Pacific
TIM K
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D-p.irt
fine tv i
l'"rt!ap I
S-iv;tl
a. in.
I'LI'S
Arrive
I Fr on l'"t Hand '
I
Salt Uik D. nv. r.
Ft. Worth, lulu
ha. Kati-a '".ty
St. Loil.. 1 'liicig '
an. I Kit
Salt Like. !. :iv r
Ft. Worth, "ina
4 H'l p. 111.
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M Ih ink'.', I'h'
cigo an I l-lat
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Sr. Paul
Fa, ma. I
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via
SC'.k.llie
1 hours
Change
on
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f i
ii' i:.N AND ittVKK Si'llKliI'LK
Fr uii Atorla
I All sailing date
subject to change
I For San Fruiii I
1 ro evet y Ave days
i a ni. 1 rolumh a Itl v-r 4 a. in.
Da.lv ex- T Por l.tnd and exc
ccpt .Sun. I Way Landing. Monday
Steamer Nahc it a leaves Astoria n
tide daily for llwa a. roiiiie. ilng there
with tra ns for Iuig ll. nch, Tlogn mid
North Heacu p nta. Iteruruing urrlvt-s
at A.t jria same evjilng.
d. W. II'NSItKUItY. Agent.
As'orla.
A. K I'itAIi.
General l'it.HotigT Ag'-nt,
Portlan.1, Or-gon.
A FEW
INTERESTING
FACTS
When people are contemplating a
trip, whether on business or pleasure,
they naturally want the beat servlo
oDtainabla as rar as speed, comfort and
safety is concerned. Employes of tb
WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINES art
paid to serve the public and our tralna
re operated ax as to make close con
nections with diverging line at all
Junction points.
Pullman Palsce Bleeping and Chair
Cars on through trains.
Dlrlng car service unexcelled. Meals
served a la carte.
In order to obtain the first-class ger
vice, ask the ticket agent to tell you
a ticket over
The Wisconsin Central lines
and you will make direct connection
at St. Paul for Chicago, Milwauket and
all points East.
For any further Information call on
any ticket agent or correspond with
JAS. C. POND. Oen. Pnss. Ag't.,
or JAH. A. CLOCK, Milwaukee. Wit.
Ocneral Agent.
THE CHICAGO A NORTHWESTERN
RAILWAY.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
By virtue of an execution and order
of sale Issued out of the Circuit Court
of the Slab' nf Oregon, for the County
of Clatsop, on the 15th day of June,
1901, upon d Judgment rendered therein
cn the 18th day of Man h, 1S9S, In fa-
vor of J. T. ltos. J, K. irgglna, 11
C. 'riioinivncn mi,! k. Z, I'Vrgusoii
piirtiicrs doing btiMliiea under the tlirn
inline of ItosM. Illgglns A Co., plain
tllTs, and against Hilns H Hmiih, tie
feiidiint, for ihe sum of tttttt U nn.l
costs of snld action Inxel at f.'lMNl, and
which said JudgiiKiit draw Interest
from date at the rain of 10 petveilt per
nnnuiii 1111111 pnl.t, mn iikui which
there wits realised llvon rgtvutlou and
onler of snle Issued hereon mid crrd
lied hereon, Maivb 4, ItWI, , mini of
IV.I jn, leaving a Imlituce due on snld
March i. I'.nl, of mow wlih Iniere.t
thereon from al I date mini paid i o
per cent per uiilllliil, and the costs of
nnd upon this writ commanding und
le.iuii u it 11111 to levy upon the property
or tln aliove nam.', I ilMtalldnut o anils
fc Hie bitlitiice of stlil Jinlg 11.111. In
leiis', cohi mid nil ncciuliig i'.kii I
did on the I l.lli day of Jun t :!. duly
I 'W Upon the follow ing ,.kci llii-d leal
property, to-wit:
All that k'iiioii of the Salomon H tn 1 1 It
Donation I jin 1 1 lti lilt :ttiat.l In lite
Colin 1 y of flitip. Stat,. ,,f ii.g,,n.
descrllieil na follows, to-wilt
lleglninitg ai lite souIIlmsi corner of
1 lie i,in !f Mlewlld according to the
tn up and plat thereof, rroor.ld In Hie
office of (he t'ountv I'lerk of t'lalwip
I'outtiv. and a ttU.t out and worded
by SlUs II. SmMh and hla wife, thetice
III a westerly dir tl u following Die
south line of ,i, ,,wil 10 the
north lHtin,iaiy of that ivrtai"
I fact of land In said Donation
l-ntil Claim now owned by le'Uls
Klro'nfT. 1 hence eiut to ihe north
boundary line of .hi ivrlaln tract of
land in 4ld lVia:l m 1. 111, 1 Claim own
M by the Astoria nnd t'olumbin Itiver
Itallroad ompnuy, Ihritce easierlv
! a'"" ,t"' ' -mdry u..e
I "ti.o iiat-t 01 (Ail, 1 owititi ny sitl.l Aa-
1. mis no, i oitiniDia itner itaiird
Company lo an Ininra.-, II, ki with ihe
fat boundary line of anil town of
l.lrlld If Projected, (h.nce northerlv
on ild nrrtj-v'.linr Hn I.) the place of
hetflUhlMtf.
Al f of bl.vM niimli r.-d I. :. 3.
. . ' t. 9. b 11. 13. u. iv ;i. :j
3.v and mi ,,t ii.vu u.
e,.lllnii lota ' and 10 and all of
b'.k Mte .rpi:ig ,,nr. all In the
t.w II of Idlrwild. 'it 'llp t'ollllty,
Slate f iireg at, ts U. , ut nn.l record
e, bv Slla II Smith mi l b : vt te.
according 10 the map nnd pl.it 'hers,
of on reeir I In ilte olflce ,.f tlw County
Clerk of I'liita.'p Cotutiy. iireg .n
Also nil Unit N.ri:oft of th Solomon
Smith Donation Land i'llm situated
In the t'ounty of t'l.ti.,p. In (he S:i
of Ht.(ii, and Ivmg ,,f ihe wt
It-nindary line of the anl.l town of
Idlrwild. nfor-std. r,r'.lii a ..-fain
tract of Und owned y The KUvl II -t.'l
Company nuitulntiig It cu r as
per deed word.! In Volume 'JV page
DJ, It-vorda of lv,., f,,r t'ljia , Couii.
ly. and a certain tr.i. t of land owned
by 'aid Flav ! Hotel Company n per
il H-d recorded lit Volume jv" page Is.
Record of IVe,U f,,r flats .p t'ounty
Notice Is hereby given dial I will on
Mondiy, the i ,1VV f July. ai
the hour of ID oVhk'k In the forenoon
of utM day. m ft on: .f an. I at the
Court II nie .1 .-T In the f ,.f A
lorit. I'la's .p t'ottntv. nr. g .ii. .II ut
Public nu-t'on to the highest ..,er f r
rash, the b ve le ril'd teal pr,.t-riy
li aatlafy a,l Jiidmetit, nt,res',
costs nnd all a, ruing cots
-THiX. J.INVILIJ-:.
Sheriff of Clata,' Cuciiy, Ore
AsMria, r'.. June i itati.
SIIKIIIFFH SALK
By Virtue nf an execution and order
of sale luatt'd out of th" Clrvtilt Curt
of th Ntitie of nr-gon. fur the County
of ('litsip. on the ;s h day ,.f May. ju.
Up itl a Jll lgTll'tlt 1111,1 leer, e reiolered
thrrflti on the 7th , iv of M tv, ju, In
favor r W. T Sch..!fl-ld an I K llauk
c l-parliiei. doing bu!ii its S. ho.
M l I an I ll.iiike. against N i' lenen
an I Anna Jenen d-f ndants. for (he
iint ,f ilO. fin. ith Intereat thereon a I
the rate of 10 ier cent per mnuiiii rr.in
the Ml div of l.iv. lVK t the 7'h day
of Miy. l'"d. th fur' her sum , r if. at
torny' f.. 'lie cota .ml .UelcinM..
ment ,,f this an;! l iv l at II'. Jn and In-t-r':
on n M liiditn -tit at the I. -g.ii rale
of infer'-', nnd the c,. of mi t.pon
this writ omnia. i Img and e'tiilr'ng me
to miik- .ile ,,f the roll living ): he.
real prp"rtv. lo-wit:
li in block 47. In Taylor' Astoria.
In Clatsop Coiin'y. f iregon
Nolle ! h'.r-liy givn, Ihal I wdt on
Moiidar, the 1st lav of July, ,,t the
hour of ten o'elo k In the fotviio .n of
ald dav. in fiitfit of an I at the Court
House ,n .r. 'n the City of Atorla.
"Ittsop C.un'y, Drfgoti, -ell nt I tibllc
nuctloti, to the hlghet bidder for lash,
llm irte iv ,e rltr-1 r. nl pniii-ny, to
satisfy the Julgtnenf, Inoire't. cuts nnd
all iccnilng
Tllo.-t LINVILLK. Sheriff.
f'lit.)..ti Counly, (iTegin.
Ait iria. o'gin, May isih. 1W1
SHUIUFF'S SALE.
By virtue of an rfcutton und order
of sale sstiej out of tlio Circuit Coun
of the State of Dr-goii. for tint Coiimy
of I'lacjup, on the 27 tb ilsy nt M ty, lDfll,
upon a Jiidgmeni rend.-r.l th-reln on
Ihe th day of May, In favr i.f
C. H. Jackson, plaintiff, snd agalnsl
W. n. Edw tnU. defendant, for th turn
of One Hundred and Eighty-one "I 100
dollsrs, together wllh interest iheiton
at the rate of 6 per cut per annum
from the d'h day of Mny, 1901, the costs
nnd disbursements of this milt tax -d ai
110.20 and the costs of and, .ip..n this
writ cnmmantl'ng and reiiulrlnir me to
make sale of the following d bribed
real-propcry, to-wit:
It nunihere'l four (4), In block num.
bereil thlrty-lhree (33). In the town of
Astoria ns laid out and recorded by
John M. Shlvely, lot numbered fourteen
(Ml, In block numbered five (5), In First
Addition to Ocean (Jrove a laid out and
recisrded by J. T. Mulkey, In Clatsop
i-oiiniy, Oregon.
Notice Is hereby given, that I will on
Monday, the 1st day if July, 190, nt Ihe
hour of 10 o'clock In Ihe forenoon of said
day. In front of anj at the (,'outi House
door In the City of Astoria, Clatsnn
County. Oregon, sell at public miction,
to the highest bid lcr for cash, the. ubove
described real property to satisfy the
Judgment, Interest, cosis and accruing
costs.
THOS. LINVILLE, Sheriff.
Clatsop County, Oregon
Astoria, Oregm, May 2Hlh, 1901.
SHEIUFF'S SALE
Notice Is hereby given, thai I will on
Monday, July ftth, 1901. at the hour if
f-n o clock, a. m at and In front of the
Court House door ar Ihe Clly of As-
torla, !n Oluls ip Counly, Sta f Ore-
gun. I will offer for sale an I e at pub
lic auction to Ihe hlgh'-st bidder for cash
in hand nt tho lime of sale, all arid sin
gular the real esinte nnl properly to
which (he County of Clatsop nnd School
Districts No. 1 and 6 of Clatsop County,
have acquired title by virtue of sales for
taxes, and all real estate and property
that bus been heretofore ptiroh imc, by
Clatsop County or School Districts N",
1 snd 6 of Chits ip County at tux rule
and tills nti'ilred thereto thereunder,
and which Is now owned by sgld Coun
ty, or said Schoil Districts.
' THOS. LINVILLE. Sheriff,
Clatsop County, Oregon.
Dated tills 29th day of May, 1901.
HIIKIllFli-H SALE.
Ily vlrlue nf an riectiliott lu, out
of Ihe t'lrciill fmiri ..f the Hlul of
Oregm. for th Coimlv of Clalaop, ou
Hie (list ilay of June, luol, upon a judg
ment rendered I herein mi Dm 0ih day
of March, Ul4, In favtir of H E Harris.
plnlullfT, and ngulnsi ileoinn Hill, !
fe.tdnnt, for Hie sum of tWl .13, the fur
ther sum of t'.U allurliey's fnes log-oil.
er Willi Inlereat Iheieou n (he e-ii
rate rioiii the !0ih day nf March,
IVit, uii.l the cila of and iiihui llm writ
l oiiini uu'liig nnd n'itilrlng nm to levy
upon the property of Ilia alv imne,
difciidant lo astlafy Ihe Judginanl, In
(net, c.wis nil I nil accruing i:a. I
.li, I niln.'h Hie following ,, , t iie, tei
properly, to wil;
lad il. ?, blork I. I'lr.t All l
Ocrnil Otovr, ,,a I, (, , 7, III H k
I, I ( i lo ;;, iiiciutue. niock i. L i I
lo a,, inclusive, I, look 1, lo a I to .1.', In.
elusive, hloek 4, Hill'. VU 'o O.vau
'rove, ol It (o 1. Inclusive, block J.
lots I to S, ill lo 17. Jl lo 11, Inclusive,
bi.s k U. lota I. 1, 1 ,l, " 4 1, ,n Itiaiv .
Iil.u k ;. lots I lo .'. ,nc'i.v.., IohK 10.
lots I to :n, ncliialvt, hhi-k II. bos I I
.11, lnclti.lve, bl.K-k 14, HHl'sS.voii.1 , Id
to Ocean Otovt; ,Ma I. J. J, 5, T, .
, l II. IJ. 14 block. I. In. I. :. J. 4.
7. t. H, II. IT. block . lota I. 10
IX. Inclusive, Mo, k 7, lots I lo Jl. In
clusive. b,k in. lots 1 .i "4, IneliiaU,,
ll k II. lots I to :t. In .. hiv , b'.yli
Id. lots I l.i :l IncltHlv. hl.Kk 17, Ion
I lo :i. inclusive, blmk H. lots . :, 1.
4. S. . 7. , , ID, It. 3. I,,vk J In
I in 3X Inclusive, I.K k V). lots I S, J.
4 7, S. . 10, dink .'I. anne to
Hill's Second Ad I. l.i Ocean ilrjve;
lots I. I, 1, 4, i. i, 7, . it il. .
block I, lots 1, , S, 4 t. Ill II I;
bl.sk :. I.MS 1. I i, 4. 5. t. T. 1. !i. It)
II. I. t..k 3, Iota I. . 3 4 & , 7.
. . 10. til . k 4. lo(, 1, t a, 4, 3,
1
.
.. . . 10. M.irk 5, !.( I, . 1. 4.
. V. 10. ll. i:. bl.vk , lots I. I.
t. . m. ii. 13. i.io.k :. ioi. i. : a.
.
4.
I.
A - u .. .. ..
'. . s. i, ii. i:. in vii s ik
I 3, 4. s, , ;, . V. JO, II i t,u k
kils I, 3, 3, 4. 0 I'V II. I.', bio k
Il.
.
lots 1
4, :., s. :. , s. io, it, u,
lot I. . 3. 4. i t 7. I. .
13. 1,0 i. :. 3. 4. 5. t. :. . .
11, lots J. . 7. I. . bl k 14.
hl.Hk II.
I n, block
10 t.l.i. w
lol I, 3. 3, 4 7, J. . J,i .
U. lo s I, J. J, 4. &. . 7. . .
hi vk
b II.
I:, bl -k 14, lot. I. J. 3 4. 5 7.
9, 10. II, IJ, block 17. kits I. . J.
II. 12. nUk IV lot 4 5 17 1
I'I'ck It. ta I. 3. J. 4. i, s. 7 n
block j. bus i. :. s, 4 j. t. ; ,
I", block :i. Iota 4. J, 4, 7 V bl
II. bl.i k IJ, lota I. I. 3 7.
II. IJ. block IJ. Iota 1 J J. 4 '
. io. ii. II. i.i.k :t lots i : 3
I.
III.
.
lu.
s.
II.
lo.
7.
4.
5. . '. . . IH tl IJ Mock 2.'. I oa I
1. 3, 4. . t. 7, . . pi, II IJ. b'ock J.
lota I. J. J. 4. 5. . 7. . ft Id l J
bl.vk 17. lota I. J. J. 4, 1 7. o'
hl.a-k J. lots I. J. 3. 4. ... 7. V 1 1).
Il, k IS. tola I. 3. J 4. S 7.
M. II. IJ. block 30. lota I. J J 4
. 7, . . 10. II. J. h,vk .11. lots I. 1
3. 4. 3. . 7. . 9. ID. . J. be- k 31. P
rl(l,i Park iier Firt steVe:ui ir lot
I. a. 1. 4. V i 7, I. h.k k I. lot, I , j,
inclusive, blork J, lots I to 77. Inclti
Ive. ,I,.ck I. lots I. J. 3 4. J a 7.
. 9. 10. II. II. bl,. k 4. lot. I l i Jl in
clutlve. blork 5, lota to 37 in, dualve.
lots 30 to '4. tnclitalve, lil.uk I't I
to 74, inclusive. bl, k 7. lots I to H In
clulv. oliM-k I. lots , 10 II IJ 1.
14, block , lots I lit JO. In, ill-See ol
10 t ) tl. Inclusive, hlo. k i), Iota I to .',,
UlclUaHe. block II, lots I lo 74 inclu
sive, t.l.sk IJ, lota I to 74. tn.linlie
1,1, K-k 1.1, lota I lo tl. inrliia.tr, .l k
14, lo's I n IS. Incltia ve. lota ; i , tl.
In, lulvo. bl k I'., lata I to II lit In.
mve, i.,.k 14. ot I 14. m,:u.lv.
bl.-. k 17. ,,ia I 'ii 11. Inclusive t.t.j l h
lots 1 t ..I In,
el, i
bl. k I
7'V I a !
i I !o .1
I c, I
74.
Ill 'u-
'l".V
! k
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: 14.
to
I T4. nii-luili . i,!,H k
.clu.le. ,o k Jl. I.C
nr. PI k k II. Iota I t . '.I i, ,
lil.Kk Jl. lot I (o II lli,l,he.
Jl, o'a t I II. Ille'll Ol e I,',,, k ;
I :,) '. lllclu.He ,. k 1 o J
Ii. 17
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71
II
r.
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to .. ,
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b'o. k ,U.
lot I to
t , .'7. in,
IlielllSlV.
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and th
ih- H' '
'I lo'a I
I. I. 7 S
I J, t. I.
i.
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lotl
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lo
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llli e. I.t. k '
block ..1, II. li .
the S II '. .f
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i. and ,iiio I .;
..f II. 9. V
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lit I . i
II
Kit A I I
he N V, V
a n'l.p 7 U
"ele of
4. n s , ;j,
( Wri Met-,
f i: . mil
Tp N f
. all .,f I ho
It !, We.t Will M,
aliove dr'etl'iril fill
I'laiaoo I'oitnty ' h -i;
I"
l-'lty la Itl
.Vol h e I hrr-by given that Ml o;i
Monday, ih- J'ltn dnv ,.f .lull. i. at
the hour ,f pi vu , m ., f,,,-,., f
Hid lit V In front ,,f an I , ,,. .,,,t
llotte door. In 'he ftv ,,f Aatorln,
i'lalop County, iiieit.ci, v ai pulille
sin tl,, n i the unheal tii i,. r, f,,r cah
th- shiv" de,-rihe, r.-.-i 1 property to
sallufy said Judgment, inter.-!, coals
nnd nil accruing o.!
THtH LINVILLK.
Sher ff , i "In s .i. i ' Mini v. Or.
A orlll. Mogul, Jlllle 10. I'NII
NOTICK FO PIJiii.iCATION.
United Stales Iitid Oftlcr, Oregon Clly
Oregon. May JO, 1901:
Nodes is hery Klven thai In com.
plane with the provisions of the net
or congress or Juna 3. 17, emitted 'Att
nct for the sale nf Umber land In the
Slates of California, Oregon, Nevada
and Washington Territory," as extend
ed m nil ih public I mil state. ,y ct
of August 4. 1KM, William W. Pi,e, of
Olney, Counly f Clatsop, HliUe of
Oregon, has this dnv filed In this office
his sworn statement, (1S71, f0P h
purchase of lot 4, sec. 3; lott 1, 2, 3 ami
4, of seel Ion No, 4, township No. 6
north, range No. 7 wext, and will offer
proof -o show (hat the Is ml sought Is
more valuable for Us timber or stone
than for agricultural puroao, nnd io
estnhllsh bis claim to cald Innd befors
tli" register and receiver of this office
nt Oregon city, Or-gnn. n Thurslny.
the Dili day of August. Ilioi. n,. ni,,uen
n witnesses:
Mrs. Mary Denek. of Olney, Clnlson
Counly, Oregon; Sebastian Olaser, of
Olney, ci i Imp Counly. Oregon; Mrs.
Appollonlii Johnson, of Olney, clntsop
County, Oregon; Sidney re, nf Atio
rin, ''Intsop County, ori'gon.
Any and nil perem claiming adverse
Iv th" above-,, scrlhe inn, Is nen re
niiesleii i, file their claims In this of
fice nn or before said sth dny nf Au
gust, 1901. C as. n. MOMUHS.
Peglsier,
A DM I N I ST 1 1 ATI Hl'.S Nt T If K.
Notice Is hereby given (hat Ihe un
dersigned ha. been appointed adminis
trator of the f'sinlf of Thus. O'Connor,
decease . All persons luivlng claims
against said eMntc are reitilted lo pre
sent the same In him duly verified ac
cording lo luw, within six months from
this date.
. , , , A. J. KLAFFKE,
Admlnlslralor of (he Estut,, of Thos.
O'Connor, Deceased,
Di'.e of fir.t puhllciitlon, June 21, 1901.