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

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Newspaper Page Textt HE MORNING ASTOKIAN SXTIKDAT. Jl'LY 6 IOOI Tilephone Main WL TEKMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. DAILT. Best by mall, per year M.00 Bent by mail, per month M Served by carrier, per month M SEMI-WEF-KLT. Bent by mail. per year. In advance. H.00 AH communications Intended tor pub Itratton should be directed to "Editor Astonan." liuslness communications of all kind and remittance mutt be ddreed to "The Aitorlan Publish ing Co." The Astorlan guarantee to Itt ad e'tisers the larrest circulation of any iiempaper published on the Columbia river. AdvertlsJnt rates can had on ap tiratln" the business manacer. Baker City Republican. It has become habitual to attack the man who writes to the newspaper un der an anonymous name. He is called a coward, a sneaking fellow, too weak to notify the world of his opinions Such animosity is uncalled for. There are gooj and valid reasons why writ ers should not sign their names to communications. One of th most cor. spiclous Is the bitter personal ties to which they are subjected. S.ime people command a turgid flow of invectives. If nothing else, and those coming with in their range are subjected :o a sorrow ful castigatlen. This p. wer is a'.so pos sessed by the skunk, but is nn neces sarily an evidence of great ability. The ordinary Individual shrinks fr.im such foul connections, and yet may have convictions he would tiki to express. It Is not necessary for one to practice wha; they preach before they can be right. There Is no reason why good, siund argument should have a signature, as truth is strong In the abstract. A subscribed name does not add f-To to the argument, bu: merely opens the writer to a torrent of Invective? which are disgusting, to say the least. The Important provisions cd the amendabl- ship subsidy bill are the re ject'.on of the speed t - ' i a basis for subsidy payments, making money earn ed depend wholly upm carrying capae ity: the prohibition of subs'.d'.c t any ship pureha?d abroad -u ary con ditions: the ure-T employment 'f American sailor on ships hat ar- " enjoy the benefits of th- a :: 'h- -xelu-Pi.-n of ill v-fsel carrying liquid fir goes, thus shutt'ng -ut the Stanlar! fMI tank steamers: th- -s:-:i-i -n f sub sidy payments to sailing as '!! a- steam v--s-ls: an! th- u-.in I-cvn ' th appropriation to th- sum of $3..s annually for the p-ri.l 'f t-n y-ar- Every one of th'"-- rinditi-ns marks a greit departure from th- bills that hav-b--n un 1-r c nsid-ra:i"n. Ev-ry -"f th-rr. is a chang- mad- to confirm to public opinion and to prot-". :h-- publ Interest. If we exc-p: th- amount of mon-y carried by the bill, which is probably inad--qu.it- f"r the full ac complishment of its purpose. j: wotiM seem to be an almost i-lal m-asure. The neotjle have un.ju-stinnably approve! the principle that Is involve 1 in this legislation. A measure carrying it into effect having been adopted that is be yond suspicion of catering to any pri vate Interest, it should be mad- law by congress at an early date. By the rule heretofore hell tenaciously that the amount of the subsidy should increase w ith the sir-eed of the vessel, a premium was put upon the construction of ves sels t)T the fast passenger trade. But the legitimate purpose of a subsidy is to build up our commerce and to afford us better communication with foreign mirkets. It is the fr-ighr-r. not the ocean greyhound, that we wish to ail. It is not merely to increase the number of ships of Am-rican registry that we aim, but to indue- our people to build th.-ir own ships in their own yni Is. To giv- money to ships pur chase! by Am-ricans, but ouilt alr-ad, is not the w-.-iy to do tiiis. And the new r-Bubtion is that one-f.jurth of the i-r-v during the tirs; three J'eJrs ) ust b- Am-rica-is, -in -bird th- n-xt three years, and m half the la -t f-.ur yars is a ju-t r i f -Lfu.ii I i -he li'h;- . f th-Am-rii-ati s-am.ni. An ; :i-r n-w f-ature and a tiiosr valuahl- ..- is th i xt-nsi .n of th- sub-.My to y-iili .3 ,-."-Is. It is -.-tiinat--I that it eoS's but me-tliirl as much to huild aul ' I'-i it a sailing snip as a steamer tin sam-toiinjg-'. Thei--f-)ie the f iim-r is to re ceive une-third of th- subsidy grintel to the latter, on he sam- basis as to other condition.. This is an Item of the greatest importance to the Pacific coast, where sailing vessels have a fine future, and where the nutcrlals (or their cheap construction exist In abur.. dance. This provision will win a h.v-l of new friends for the bill. Most of (he1 objections urged against the bill wen' based upon conditions which '.: was thought necessary to incorporate in it t secure the support without which it j could not become a law. The bill i framed in the peovh'.s Interes; solely. It Is drawn on wise tm.s. I: apples to :h- reviving of our tner.han: mar nc the same policy and same m -tried that have bu:!t up other industries atn' .'tiibS'.l them to capture the niaikt of the I worll. With this law m eff.vi. It is eijually certain that the ocean carrying trade would, within a short period. pass Into our htnds. an.l ,t ppflts be re tained! bv our people. In addition to the large employment that it would g.ve to American labor. It is an admlrableme.is ur which we hope to sec in operation before another year. It will mark the certain and speedy restoration of the American flag to the place of honor nd power on the high seas Seattle Post In te'.ligencer. WITH THE P A R A O RA P H K It S, Mr. McKinley is to b givn absent LL. P. treatments by Harvard. Min neapolis Journal. Wv ar always d.sss.d to sympa th'ie wit!) th" ivrtttg whi take the politicians t.x seriously. Washington Pc:. A St. Louis girl offers Je f r a Ken. tucky hustvmd. A: that rate the colonels will have to form a trust. St. Piu! P.s patch. This is the year for S-nat,Ar F rik-r to be el.vtel again and the P r:o Hi cans have no votes T-peka State Journal. The haardest thing that he.s been s;iid about the late Hosh! Toru L den.mlna natlon as the Creker of Japan. Buffalo Express. It is something to have been men tioned in connection with a third term Such honors come to few presidents. ToH-ka State Journal. Admiral Pewey has succeed-.! so thorughly in his ambition to be out of politics that he can call at th- White House without txcltir.g any pol.tical gossip. Wash in pin Star. The girl who botists that h-r f ve Is her fortune can't eXii t th.. m. n t" tak -he ra: h-r f ic- vaiu -. XC CIT.E A COLD IN r,Nt: D.iV. T'ke Laxativ- Bp-m--Quinir.- Tab lets. 2;:. P.ur.r.trg -xpens-.s ir- a ten up with. . ir 1 t TOT CAFSES NIC, IT AL.vP.M "i'n- nish: my hrorh-r's baby was rak-n with .up." m.-::-s Mrs. J. c. Sn.l'-r. -.f i.'ric.-n-len. Ky.. ' t :n-1 It w .iti-i s.r.i Vf--r- - nil c-t a d-ic: ir. so ' civ- it Tr King's N.ov Pise , ry. whi. h gtv- i'i. k r-n f en 1 permanently urel it. always k p it in th- h us- t prot- t our c ii.i lr-n frr-m c-oup and Vh-'itng ' ,mh. It cured nie of a chr Tiic bron-:-h a! trouble that n 1 .'ther r-m- lv w-'-ul-l r-'.-v-." Infallible f r C-ugns. c...H Tlir. a- and Lime tr-ubl-f: ": an i II"". Trail bjf.le fr-- at Hart's Prug Stor. i In g 'ine n th- stag- a worn m's r r-s-ence accounts f r a g.'-it 1-al: also h-r pas:. A DEt-P MTSTEP.Y. I: 'a a mystery why women endur-Ba-'kiehe. Il-a laehe, N-rvousn-ss, Sleeples9r.es.., Melancholy, Fainting and Pizzy Sp-lls wh-n thousands have proved that Elw tric Bltt-rs w:i: 'tuick ly cure suh troubles. "I suffer-d f T years with kidney trouble," writes Mrs. Ph-be Cherl-y. ,f Pet-rs-.n, la. "and a lame back pamd me so 1 rould not dress myself, bue Elec'ri- I!itt-rs whol ly cured me, and. althouifh v-ars old, I now am able :odo all tr.y hoa-e-old, I now am able to do all my house-pnv-K App-tite. gives rerf-('t health. 'nly 50; at Ifart's Prug Store. The Hon. Charles Orosvenor, of Ohio, doesn't s-em to hav the principal dif ference b-twe-n himslf and G-org Washington sized up. G-neral Wash ington is buried. SHE DIDN'T WEAIl A MASK But her beauty was completely h dl-n by sores, blotches and pimples till she used Huekl-n's Arnica Salv. Then they vanish-d is will all Krupti-.t.s. Fever Sores, Roils, t'ulcers, Carbunr-l-s and Felons from its uje. Infalllbi- for Cu's, Corns, Burn. iV:ald and Pil-s. Cure guirante-d. -oc at Hart's prug Store. Pierp. Morgan is still add. rig his roll-elion of paintings, but th-r.- :s no possibility that his a'iu:.'.!'-n of 'an-vi-s will i-v-r "iual tn- lov-ly .1-l-ction of ngravings his safe is lin-d with. OLD SOLDIEIt'S EXl'KRIBNCK. M. M. Austin, a civil war v-t-ran. of Winch-st-r, Ind., writes.: "My w,f was sick a long time in spite of (food doctor's treatment, but was wholly . ur--d bv Pr. King's N'-w Life I'ilis.-.vbich -aork-d wond-rs f r h'-r health." Th"y always do. Try th-m. Only 2jc at Hart's Pru Store. You -an never '-lire dyspepsia by di-Htig. What your body n'-ed.s Is pl'-nty ,rf goxl f-iod prop-rly dig-Hted. Tren' if our stotna-h will n.t iig-ft i-, Kod I Pysp-psia Cur- will. It con tains all of the natural digests nta. h-ncf. must dig-st -v-ry class of fool and ?o pr-P'ir- it that nature can ue lt in nourishing the body and replac ing the wasted tissues, thus giving lif-. l,-a!:h. str-ngii. anibi'ion, pure bl 10 1 and good healthy appetite. CHAS. It' iGEP.S, Druggist. WHAT TWO CENTS Wll.l. I'M. It will bring relief to sufferer from asthma or consumption, even In the worst cases. This is about what one dose of Foley's Honey and Tar cost. Isn't It worth a trlil Hart's Drug Store. The verdict in the Harker case shows a Imposition on the part of Jerseyl.es I extend the closed season on preach ers. Mr John Tipp. Colum. Ohio, says; "Foley's Hotey and Tar cured my III tic girl of a severe cough and Intlain.d tonsils." Heart's Drug Store. That story atvu: a v'hicago boy having twn stolen on aoottnt of bis beauty will receive more cr'den,c in It has b v:i explained thu; he was .nty vis tit'g in I'hloago. Thos. W. Tarter, of Ashboro, N. C. bad kidney trouble and one bottle of Foley's Kidney 'ure cff.-cte.l a perfect cure, and h says there is no renelv that will compare with It. Hart's Prug Store. As a nation we are not particularly curtous. but If somebo.lv d.x-sn't soon tell us what Vivian Sartorls found out about young Mr. Ualfour something Is going to burst. Science has found that rheumatism Is caused by uric acid in the bl o I This poison should be excreted by the kidneys. Foley's Kidney Cute always makes them well. Hart's Prug Store. The aphalt ivtupus Is commg to re gard American aldermen as Incorrup tible philanthropists since it has been introduced to th ways of "en lue'.an Pv-llticians. Pr. leorp Ewing. a PractKMng phys ician of S tilth's l. rove, Ky . f. r ever thirty years, write his personal .xperl-en.-e with Fo'.ey's Kidney Cure. For years I have b vn greatly botnered w th kidney trouble and enlarged i-r strite gland I used everything kn -wi ti the profe-sion without reil-'f, until I was in duce,! to us- Fol-y's Kidney Cure After using thr-y Nxtles I was entirely n-Uev-,1 and cure I. I rrescnl' It now da:!y in my practice and heartily recommend Its use to all physic an for such trouble, for I can honestly state I have prescribed it In hundreds of cas-s with perfect su cess.'' Hart s Prug Store. HI 'olw Ciiixxler says there's only one wman in the world that he would mar rv. Slobbs Wha: is she. a sn ike ehir mer? Jas. C,. Amh'rl, of Pella. 0.. r.:-'s' "I had an obstinate sore in my face which everything else failed to heal. After one appllc Hlon of Banner S-Mve It began to heal an.I after three appli cations it was entirely healed leaving no scar. Hart's Prug Store. Som- pe-iple hide th-ir light h-n-ch A bushel f,r a bluff. And know full well a thimbie would H- plenty iarg- enough. Any advertised dealer is author i-n to guarantee flanner Salve for tetter. eci-m, piles, sprains, scalds, burns, ulcers and any open or oil sor Hart's Prug Store. The pirls who s,iy th'y w-.oil-ln't mar ry th b-st mati in the w.-rld --m- t.m-s end by marrying the w tsi. The gr-a:est h-a'er of m-d-n I'ltl ; is Hanner Salve for cuts, w-uin Is. s-':. I ; i! s in y k'n -lis-as-s. It s ituar- I ante!. I's. n. substitute. Hart's Prug St ire. ' Tii- birth of a-.. .tli-r daught-r Mr it; I Mrs. N ek It .man-ff of St IV - birg h is inipr .v-l in- e'n.ui' -s M k-l;..ma- ft' so th 1: h- -l-.wn n th S 'k at -v- n m -n- y. Th- 1 ;1 s that ar.n .y v u s w! 1 V que kiv ml i-Ttninetiiv h-a!-. f v u us.. I".-V tt's Witch Hi:-! S'lv-. It--v, ir of wor bl-s.s ,-"ii:i: ! -.ts. 'HAS L'HiEP.S. Pruggist. live -.v.as -h- first in . e tnp'i n tl it sh-- didn't have anyttitng t "ear , The man wh 1 has. th- gr-at-s- tl-d-n- - .n himself has -h- la-t i-i eh- r 1 "op'.-. V ba 1 f .ml-xion g-n-r iltv r---u'tsl fr en inactive liv-r a: I hovels. In a.l j u.-h ras-s, p Witt's Little Karlv R;s- . rs r.ndure gratifying r-s-iits. CIAS. , it'M'.KRS. Druggst. Th.- girl who fishes f,,r omplim-n' sh .iill bait h-r hook with flitt-ry. It is easier to ke-n w 11 'han g-t cur. P-Witfs Llttl-i Early Ris-rs tak-n now and th 1. iv.ll i.l-.'ays kp your b iw.-ls In perf-et r 1-r. "Ihey nvr gripe but prom ite an ay gui'le arum. CHAS. R'MjnrtS. PrugglM. Iyts of p-opl- make :h-lr calls uvr the telephone. Those famous lit'l- p. Is. P-Witt's Little Early Ft sers compel your Hvr and bowels to do their duty, thus giv. ing you pure, rich blood to recur rate y.ur bodv. Are easy 10 lake. N'-v-r gripe. CHAS. ROfJUin. Drugget. Life In St. Louis continues to rob d-ath of Its terrors. There wer- four suicides In that town one day last w-k "I am Indebted to One Minute c,)Ujrh Cure for my present good health and my life. I was tr-atd in vain by doc tors for lung trouble fallowing la gripp. I took One Mlnut Cough Cure and recovery :ny health." Mr. E H. Wis. Madlsjn, Oa. CHAS. ROGERS. Drug','Ist. D-Witt's Witch Hazel Salv- .should b- promptly appli-d to cuts, burns an 1 scalds. It soothes and fjuirkly h-als the Injured part. Th'-r ar- worthb-.s coun'-rfeirs, b ure t.j g-t P-W,tt'n. ' HAS. ROGKI'.S, Druggist. W. c. P. Br-f-klnridge, of K-ntu-ky, ann .unces that liryani'm is d-ad. Mr. l'.i'e kinridg- Is so far In tetir-in-rr tint h news has na'urilly le-n a long tiro-r-ich.ng him K-cord-H-rjld "I wish to truthfully state t,, y ,u n:d th- r.-ad-rs .f !h-s- f-w lin that your K . lol Dyspepsia Cur- is without o,u" tion, th- ie-st and only cur-: lor dys I, p.-ia that I have .-v-r corn in -n-ta-l with and I hav- used wuiy other lit epilation'. Joh'i Re.un. W't M.d-d'-s.-x, 1'a. No pr-pira'-lon '-'I'li'ls K-idol Pyre psia Cur- as it c int.iim all th natural lig-slants. It will digest all kinds of to el arid can't b-lp but di voii good. IIAri, rtOGERS, Druggist. A Fren'-li millionaire has .started the fashion of trimming women's hats with mice and the girl who takes the fad will, of course, be open to the accuja tl in of having rats in h'-r garret. Th'-y cay h-r heart's aa col.) a a ioe. And y: wh m I have wooed, This siimm r girl I'v often found Her In a m"ltlng mood. 8EST0F EVERYTHING In a word this tells of th Passsnger Sen-les via ?ho Northwestern lino.. Eight Trains Pally between St. Paul and Chicago, comprising The latest Pu Iman Sleepers. Peerless Pining Cars. Library and Cbscrvatlon Car. Five Keclmlng Chair I'ara. The Wth Centurv Titvln Huns Every Pay of ths Tear. The Finest Train in the World CUctric liqdttd Sictsj Mcttd THE BAPOEIt STATE E-PHFS8. th Finest Pally Train Running Hetwaen St. Paul and Chicago, via the Short Una. Connections from th Wast mads via The NORTHEKN PACIFIC, OK EAT NORTHEKN and CANAPIAN PACIFIC R Y3. This ! also the PEST LINE between Omaha, St. Paul and Minneapolis. All agents sell tickets via The Nonhwestern Line W. II. MEAP. H. U SISLFR, Ceneral Agent, Trav. Ageat, 2i Alder Street. Pi'rtland. Orern. I IVpot. Fifth nd Leave I Streets I Overland Express I Tralna for Salem, ! Koseburg, Ash- fans'. Sacramento, 7 .10 p in: ngJen. Sun Fran Cisco, Mojave, Los I Angeles. El Ta-so, j 30 a.m Nw Orleans and I Arrlvs j 9:15 a.m I 00 p.m ! 1 i I the East. At Woodburn (dally except Sun day!, niornlnr I train connects with I tram for Mt. An ! K!. Sllvertnn, I Brownsville. 1 Stirlngfleid. and I Natron, and even ing train for Mt. Angel and Sliver ton. eiOa.m; Corvallls pussen- ' K'T. 4 '0 p.m! Sh.-rld.in ia.ss. ti I g-r. i 5 50 p m M'.am Pally. Pallv 1L Sunday. It-bat tb k. ts nn saia betw-.n Port l iti'l. Sacrum-m,, nt,d Sun Franrlsco N-t rats $17 nrst class and 111 second cass, including sl.-pcr. Kat.-s nr..! tl k-ts t,i Kastern points nr. 1 Kump.-. Also Japan. China. Hono lulu and Australia. Can b- obtained fn.m J. It. Kirkland. Tik-t Agent 131 Third Str-ft. YAMHILL PIVISION. Pasenger depot foot of Jefferson Bt Leave fr OswKo rlally at 7:20, l:H4 ' a. m; 1J 30. 1:65. 3:35. 6:15. 1:25. 1:04. . 11:30 p. n.. and t a. m. on Sunday only. Arrive at Portland dally at :!, i :.iu. -iu ju a, m.: 1:35. 8:18. 4:30. t:2t, 7:40, 10:00 p. m: 12:40 a m. dally x-c-pt Monday; 8:30 and 11:05 a. m. on Sundays only. Leav for Dallas dally, except Sun day, at 4:30 p. m. Arrive at Portland at 9:30 a. m. Passenger train leaves Dallas for Alrlee Mondays. Wdneday and Fri days at 2:45 p. m. Returns Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Except Sunday. It. KOEHLKK. Manager. C. H. MARKHAM. Gen. Frt. and Pm. Art. A FEW INTERESTING FACTS When people are contemplating a trip, whether on business or pleasure, they naturally want the beat service obtainable as far as speed, comfort and safety Is concerned. Employes of the WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINES are paid to serve the public and our tralna are operated so as to make close con nections with diverging lines at all Junction points. Pullman Palnce Bleeping and Chair Cars on through trains. Dlrlng car servlr; unexcelled. Meals served a la carte. In order to obtain thj first-class ser vice, ask the ticket agent to sell you 11 ticket over The Wisconsin Central Lines and you will make direct connections at St. Paul for Chicago, Milwaukee and all points East. For any further Information call on any ticket agent or correspond with JAM. C. POND. Gen. Pass. Ag't.. or JAK. A. CLOCK. Milwaukee, Wis. General Agent. THE CHICAGO A NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY. Foley's Kidney Cure nukes kidneys and bladder right. ti"nl ' f S01III; ASTORIA AND COLUMBIA RIVER RAILROAD. KFFECTIVK Jl'LY 4. W. I.KAVK I 1VKTI ANH IAim ll'iml 1'ottlsilil linen P. ist II n m .Vin Kor Alorl slid W v IMO p m J:'MI I'oini. I ASI'OKI A "? Ill Kut 1'otllnlld ndW i II :U' hi f tl i in I'iiIiiU i III .11' p III i t 1M j III Sg V 1PK ll IslON S M III It 10 It Ml It m I Alnrl for Furl Sli ven., 1 1" u in II 0in' Harnulon, llmniuoiiil I tiOpm S Vi pin I kiuI Sculo I . :.'. in fill I . tin I '.'' in OS III i S. lii-. for Kt Sinein, I l; JO i m Jtifial W'.rrrnlen. Ilmuiihuid ( I m p in iH'fuil suit Anion i 7 ai p in 1 I'XIf III I'aily 'V p: Saturday. Siturdiv only. All trains niiike dose connection t tlobl,. with all North'-rii Tactile trilns to and froi the Fast and Sound p 'lnts J C MAYO, llii'l. Freight tt'il r.isnengi-r Agent '..Portland - fisloria outc. ; STR. " TAHOMA." Pal'y i;.-ur 1 Tiipj t' Sun lay riMt C AHD li-an- Portland Leave Astoria . a in P in Through Portland connection with steamer Nabc.-t 4 !r tn llnaco an I Ing Be.tch points. I White Collar Line tickets Interchange. 1 able Willi O It k N Co. mi l V. T. Co I tickets. T'l-V'i pock. T.-lerllOlle 111 THE DALLES-PDBTLAND. ROUTE STR. "BAILEY GATZERT." DAILY ROUND TRIP XCCPT MONOII Cascade Locks. Hood River. White Salmon. Lyle and Tue Dalles TIME CARD Leave Portland Arrive The Pall-i ... Leave T!ie Puil-r. .. . 7 A. M .. 3 1' M , IP M 10 P M Atr.v 1' r land MEALS THfc VfrHY UrST ; fS11nl.1v Trips a 1. 1 I ng F--itur I tTlils Koiit- bat the C,ra:i l--i: S.-enlc Atti I' t.oiis on liar:!.. LANl'IN-i ANP "FCl'Ti l'""T A 1,1 'lilt STIlliliT iti r 1 1 cii' 'Mis m ::i V KTI.ANP. ' l:li E. W. CPICHT0N. Aet- PortLmJ JOHN M. FILL00N, Agt The Dallci A. J.TAYLOK. kt- Astoria OREGON Snotr Line and Union Pacific TIME SCIIED- CLKH Arrive From Portland 1 Dpart Chicago Portland Special 9:00 a. m. via Hunt ington Atlantic Express 9:410 p. m. via Hunt ington Sr. Paul Fast mall i p. m. via Salt Uik-. D-tiv. r, Ft. Worth, oma ha, Kan-as '-'Ity 4 30 p. ai. 81. Iill, Chicago: and East. Salt Lik-,D.-nvr Ft. Worth, inni.' ha, Kansas 'py. s.lOa. m 8t. Uiuls, Chicago and East. Walla Walla, I.wlston, Hpo.j kan. Minneapolis Hr. Paul. Duluih 7:00a. rn Mllwauk-e, Chi cago and East Spokane 71 k.,.r. fPm T)..nl .n.l I.. H.lnirn No Change nf Cars. OCEAN AND RIVEK SCHEDULE From Astoria - All sailing 'l.'C subject to -baiige For San Fran-Is ro ev-ry five days 7 a rn. Daily ex cept Hun. Columbia lllv-r 4 To I'or land a ml Way Landings. 1 Monday Ste.-ini"r Nabrotta leaves Astoria on tide dilly for Ilwao), i-orinccilns; lli-re with tra'ns for Loig H.-n-h, Tioga, and North ll-acli polniH. It-t urnuig arrlvs at Asl iri.i san vrfilii. c,. W. IiCNSHEItltY, Asoria. Ag-nt. A. L. citAI'l, fp-neral I'ms'tig-r Ag-nl, 1'onl ind, Oregon. Pl These tiny Capsules are supirioi I-4W U to bjl',am ot Lopaiba Sa 1 Cubebs or Iniections anri lAll CURE IN 48 HOURS 1-1 I tlio fri'i d:'.ea.5 w th- iVJlVjl out inconvenience. I Ve7 .y - llruytf-f, I S I il IM I' 1 . irv GO EAST VIA SHORTEST IrP QUICKEST LINE ro St.raul.liuluth.Mlmifa polls, Clilcano and All Points Bast. DAILT TRAINS; TART TIMK: IBIl VICE AND HCKNKnY UN EQUALED. Through I'alaer and Tminst fllsspsr. I'liilns; iu lluffei Hinoklng Library Cars. Tlekrls to t'olnts East via IMrtland and the Ureal Northern Ity on sals M i). It. & N. Ticket lmi. Aslrrla. -r ilrcat Northern Tleket (fnc IJJ TIIIKl) 5IKLhl, IM.UITLAND. Kor raise, foldrrs and full Informa tion regarding Eastern trip, rad on or address, A II C. DENNISTHN. City I'ass and Tlikpt As-cl I'ortUnd SIIKIUFFH HALF. I'y virtue f sn ete. u'.l.. an I ordei of sale Issued out of His Clroult C.iu! of the Stale ,.f Oreg-'li. f .r the C .uniy of i'ats.ii, .01 the ISlli .lay -f Juno. l'i. up. 11 a Judgment rendered therein .11 1:1. l:h .Hy ..f Mar.b. IVH. In fa. ur of J T li sts. J K II gg'ns. H C Th..ini.ii and F. Z Fer(u-ii. partners doing kifcin.-v under lb Pr u Hints of It.MHi. lligglim i C, plain titts, an.l ngalti't l is " Sin.th, d''-f'-n.liiiit. f-r the sum ,.f I t'le 44 mid r .ti of said m-tl 'ii m.. a and ntil. ll .ild Indgin.-ltt draws Inlerrsi fioni dal" lit th- rate o( I'l per.riil p"t uniiiini unlil pall, and up-!i h.b there . r-al i- l mn i-X'- uti"ii an I -r . r of sale U.tir.l lier' .'ii nil I i-red t.-. here .n, Ma-li 4. Itml. the mini of I'l '.' b .naig a Uiian. e due ,,:i sa.d M ir. li 4. t'.i'l. of 4t" .Hi w 1 . h 1 1 ;- .--. t l!i.on fr-tu al I da:.- until pall 11! I" p-r . .-lit p.-r .11 ii 11 111. and ill.- u ..( and lll"'ll Ibis HI .'"iiini in dug .ml i- tu'.r lig in- I" 1. t upon th- pi","--i .y of !!ie ill n- tUtn.'d d-n l.iitt t sets f v -he balane of .i.. jn Ik i" " In r.s's and all a.eiilli'g .-.ti. I I. 1 . ri tb.- I'.th day of Jn"-, l'd. lu.y lV on 01 t'i- foiloAIng l'T.cnbe, c m! ;e .p. ry. lo-.t I 'll It p'ltion "f Hie S I in -1 Sin t!l I ' . itin Inn I 1 'bum to it' d in In. . ' .l V f I ''a-. 'P. S'.l e f l'!' g 'II I . I l.e. .1, foil . S. O Wit It. gintii.g at 1I1- s'lil i' ist . rro r . f he . , ,.f I i.-. 1: I a ' "i bug 11 tl i r. mid pint tier -..f. r. . .a i- 11 th t'i. . ,,f in.- C .ii-itv 1 ': ik f -ii ;. . ',11111 an I i laid 'Ut .111 I 1 "i ! I In S.I is II. S111WI1 and li s wife, h ti e .11 1 -.:-! ly dir.- t .01 f I- aig H-' .."I! ! 1 1 II" "f .l. I O ' 1 "I'' tiocii ii.iiin.l.iiy of thu ..ran tint ..f land In .i I I ionatl. ii I. Ill I I '! Illlt ll'OV iHII 'd bv Lollls Klre'l .ff, 'bene- ClLrfl I ' tb n 't Ii b 'iin I it y line of bat .. ft am 11 i.-l r I. ml in e.il.l ;i..na.l u Lm I ci.mii .mi: - I by ih" Ast rla and c,,hi'i;b.a It'y i l:.u:roiii Coinl'iiny, tli'iice .-n'Merii al .rig th.. said north boiindaiy line of s.i.d liael "f land ti-l by said As toria an I Coliitiibla It vr Ita lr'.i l .' inpiny lo nil Int-rse. II.. 11 Willi tin-a-t boiindiiry line "f sail l-wn -f lll'-'.ill'l If projefli-d, thence ti.ir'betlv on Hid or oj-c'liig lln- lo lb- place ..f beginning AN. nil of bl m k numbered - n 4. ll, 7. X. . I'l, II. 13. II. II. 31. 33. :it 31. 3. 37, ':. and "II "f bl s k I I. .-x.'.pllng lots D und 10, and nil of block five excpllng lot one. nil in the town of Idlewild. n Cnlip c,,uniy. Slate nf (ir. g.i. 11S laid nut and rcn.nl ...I by Hllas II. Smith and his w fe. n rdlng to th map mid plat 'here of irti re.-or l In the oillce ,,f lb- Conniy clerk of ciaisnp County, nr-gon. Also sll that pnrilon of tb,. Solomon Smith liotiiitloti Land 'lulni situated In I In Cnuiity of Clmsnp, In tin- Sim 1 if Dn'gon, and lying w-st nf Hie wei boundary line of the said town of Idlewlld. afnresild, excepilng n c-rniln tract of land owned by The Flnv-I Ho tel Company noiitalnlng 13 n r-s, ns p. r deed record l In Volume ".'IS," pug 1H3, Itecords of I'.hs for ClnUop Conn, ty, nnd a certain tract of land owiii..) by 'aid Flay.-I Hotel Coniaiiy ns per deed record"! In Volume ",'IK." pnge 1K, Itecnrds of Deeik fur ClatS.p Ciiunly Notice Is h.-r-by given that I will n Mondiy, 1 h 33d day of July, 1'Jtd, 111 the hour of 10 o'clock In the for-iionn of said day, In front "f nnd at the Court Hous- door In the city nf As toria, Cln's.p County, Oregon, -ll ill Mlbllc nu-llnn lo Ih- highest bidder f' 1 i iimIi. the above described real prop-rt y to satisfy wild Judgment, lnl.-res.in, ciis. and' all nivrnliig costs. TlloH. I-INVIM.H, HherKT of Clatsop Cunly, Or. Astoria, Or"., Jim" is, ltinl. SIIRHIFF'S HALR Notice Is hereby given, lhat I will otl Monday, July Hlh. 1901, nl the hour if l-n o'cinck, n. tn., nt and In front of the Court Hons- door it r the City of As toria, !n I'liilM ip County, Slut- of Ore iron, I will offer for sale an I h-II ill 1 11b llo auction fo Iho lilghent bidder for cash In hand nt the tlin- of stde, all and sin gular iln r-al estate atbl property ., which III" County of Clatsop and S-bool Dlsirlets No. 1 and of Clatsop County, have urn ulred title bv virtue of -mien for taxes, and all real estate and property lb.it has been heretofore pur-hiMed by ciuison County or School Districts N"S 1 and 4 of Clatsip County at lax rule, and Mile .v'pilred thereto Ihor.-utidiT, nnd whl -h Is now owned by said Coun ty nr said Hchol Districts. THOS. LINVILLIC. Sheriff. Clntsori County, Oregon. Dated this 29th day of May, liiol. HIIEHIFru HALE, ly vIl'tUK of an '.iulon Issued ou of ihs Cli'i iill Coin I of Ilia Hlnis uf Oii'g m for ib Coimiv of tMaisjup, mt lli llrst .In) o( June. ltki, upon judg llii'lit 1 ci, .1.1 o ibel.-lii mi tin. lOt It day nf M.i-h, I1'.'!, In favor of M. 10 Harris, plaintiff, and iigalnsi (lotg, ( till, do fe.i.l.ini. for lb- sum of fM 'S'l, tin. fur tiler KIIMI 'f I '11 t I'll liey'i flei togell). i-r iMtli lnlei.i Ibi'ieoii m i legal rate fioni llie b'Hl day of Mar.b. mi(. mid the wis of and iilnii ibis writ ,'oiiiiu ini'lng iiii'l . M'.ili lug Die la l-vy upon llm property ..f lb above liilllin.l ,1. r. iidiint I ' s.itxfy III" Jlldglll.'llt, . . li st, conln nil I nil . Tilling Cos. did illl.l. ll lb- following d.-s.l'lbod I rt piol'eiiy. 10 nil : ...t . :. blo. k I. Flrsi Ad I. t ihciin iltoM- l 'i .'. I. I, ,', 4, 7. bl ii k I, Ion I 1,. imcUmh. hl.i.k 3 b is I 1 1 :i,'. iin-Ui-.lv .-. bl". h 1. lis i lo 3;, in. ebiMie, PI.., k t. Hill's A 1 1 o ii.vsu iii"i-. I. is II 10 I", hu-luslvd, bthk 1. I. iis I lo III, 1 lo I,', ,li to bl. Ill -hulvr, bl.- k t. I-I I. 3. 1 .1. it. hi Itisiy,., hl.vk 7. lots I lo 3-, .Ill-'U'IV, I.e. k 10. lots 1 1 :. 111. luslv. birt-g It. I. of I 11 .'0. lit. Iii-1. bl.H'k It. ILIl'sHeciiid Add. to Hi .1111 ill 'i '. lot I, i. i. I, 1, 7, 1, II. P. II. It. 11. bl k k. I. I us 1, 2. J, 4, t -,. f, . in, II. I!. bt".-k t. bus 1. ti K inclusive., bl k 7. I..I I lo St. In. rluslv, bl.t k IC. lots 1 lo :(. Inrluslya, bl.k l'. I ds 1 t.. In-l MiVi. libvK IS. bos I lo ri lii.-ltisl v -.. blo.k 17. lois I I t .'I. III. lunve, bl.vk I. I ( I. !. J, 4. i. i :. 1 . bl. II. U. Ido.-k pi. In, I t I .tl. Ili.-llislvr l.l k k M. I"ls I. J, S. I J, .'. V 9, !. bl.H-h .'I. 'in ID Hills Me. on I Add to 1 icon (lrov; ',.(, I. :. 1. 4 J. . bi...'k 1. lots 1. :. I. 1 k :. i..ts 1, 1. t. II. II tibvk 3. bus I. 10 It. I, . b, II 13, , I. I to, 3. 4. . . 7. J. f. 7 K ID. bl.sk i. lots I. 1. 1 4. 5. J, 10. bl.vk S. lots 1. f. 1. 4. 0. H. in. II. 17. bbvk . Iota I. !. 10. II. I-'. bb k 7, lot, I, 3. ;. . 10, II. 13. bUk a lots . . s. 4, I. t . ". 1. . . 9. 10 II 13. t.Uk . P II I.'. !!. k lo. . . . 10. II. 13. J. 4. 1 4 7. II. k II. 1 1 k lots I. I ' '.. II. tol t. 1. 3, . J. 7 ti 'J I') bl k 1. , ;. ., . bio.-k l, . '. I" II. 13, block 4. 5. 4 7, . . In II. lots 1. '' I.'.. I' S I 3 I-". LI s-k I" II. 11 I'll I.'. bl.H l .. k 1 lot 1. : 1 I. 3 3 114 i'k If. I-ts I 3 I. lo. . lo. . II. 1". 7. II. bl . I.:.., pi 1.'. II. I. "1 . k 1 !.' 4. & I. 1' i -ts I. 3. 3. 4. 5. 4. 7. . 5. k 7". I .t, I 3. S. 4, 1, 4. 7, 1. bl". k 71 l"ts 4. 5. a, 7. . . pi. bt k .'.'. lols 1. 3. 3 7. l ii I.' bl-. k M. I.'ls I. 3. 3. 4. S. 4. 10. II 13. bbvk 34 lot. 1. 3 3 4. '. 4. '. ' 3. 3. 4. ! !."s I, ! i.:.Hk bi.s k :y b!.k 3! I". II. 1 . 7. 1, I. I ' 4 1 in. :i. 4 7, 1. bl.n-k 35 t us I. I". 11. 13. block 34. 3. I. 4, 7. . " 10. II. 13. 10. In, . I. lots I. 1. I. 4. i lois 1. :, j, 4, : lots 1 3 3, 4. bl s k 3o. lot. 4. 7. 4. I 4. 7. 4, , . ?. 4. I, 3. 3 4. t". II. 1 7. 'J. I'l b .. k 31. lots 1. J. 11. 13. bl.H-k 33. Pa. rltl.i Park near Kurt Hirv.na. Or ; lots I. :. i. I : 4 7. 4. bl". k I. lots I I . 34. Inciiisiv-. 1 -u-k ?. 1 .:, 1 to tn.-iii- e:ve. b'.fk 3. lot. I. S. S, 4. I C. T. t. U II. 13. bl k 4. lots I to 74 in. clunyr. bl x-k 6. lols to 37. In, bulvf. lols 30 to '4. inciustto. bl.s k 4. I es I In r.4. in. luswe. Iil.s k 7. bos I to 14 In clusiye. i,l. k I. lot. 4 9 I'l II. 13. 13. 14. bl k 9. I. .( I t.. jn, Incliistve I 'ls :.' to t l. in. liliii . !: Il' tns ye. block lo. I.ds 1 ; . U. b'o. k II, Iota I I t 34 in. lu ll 1J. I.. I. I to 34. :ti.liuh. bl.. k li n, i.i's i oul'..! 1 1 ! I to 1.4. iiiolus:ye, M -k " I'l. III. -III. e. hits ." 1 i f,4, bl k ir. .:. i,, 4 i'i In- i. .. ' a I'l . Is 1 t . 14. Ine'inUe. l.l h k I' l-M '..r.4 Ill.'lll.Ue 1,1. , k I 1.1 ' 'I in, lll.H .'. M s k I'l I I : . "4. . . in i. -. . . k ;o. i .1 . , 74. 'u : k .'I. lot, I t , 't in.'iu- -.1 e. ... . k '.', lots to '.4, In. l.ls.Ve. I. ' . I. I : . I i . 14 In. lui .'I I . I I I . II Iti.-'llsll e t.' i, k .k -Is 14. t'i b! . k 34 l .ts : 34. ;'.. 7 41 4: c. I I . 33. in. 3. ; ii.-Iti .1 v,- I'''. I.'. II. I I S 'I I. i : .. k I'.. I'i. '.I. t". .4. 43. II. 13. II : 33. 4s. . 'I. in I..' . 1 - I. 3. i. til' . -. bl k .:, s c m, . I " II :.. 4. 1. 1 . k ... k .'I l : . I us I t . First A I I Ci.. N W l s i I' ....I.- ... , .. k II. Ii II. Ill lll a 'i I : it ii I fl- - IS nl.o l"l '. W : , ( tile t. Me Will M i. i ii s ::. , W.tl M-r . S Ii nnd I'p v V ,,f i: ,f o - . all of the in . I i i d I "ll pi l -i '1 ' 'Illlt V. I 0 ejfi.ll Is he! by KlM-11 that II III -tl tb ."'th .lav "f .lull. I'l. at t I'i i'. I ., k In the forenoon of in fmnl of and nt the Comt . .r. In 'be Cly "f A-torln. '.unity, i ii. goti. '-l ai public . 'be iUIm-s; blibb r. foi i ash. .- . -s. "il.-'l rrnl proper I y to il l iii'tgmenl. intrei. costs I' -I llillg costs Tll'iH. LINVILLK. Sheriff , Clstaoji Cnniiy, Or. . i O'g ui, June H. 1111 ..ii I n Hi.- !i .ii s.l'd l.l II "Use III' ll til" 1 nn I .ii S"TC; Knt I'l'ltLICATIiiN'. Fulled Sti!.-. Ijiii.I ( iftlce. Oregon City. "i-g"ii. M,iv 30, I'.kil: N'. ln' I. h"r-by given that In com I I ancc Willi the provision of Hie net of cinigr.'ss nf June 3, I47H, lOilllbil "An net for the snlf. nf Hiub'r lands In Iho Stun-, nf California. Oregon, Nevada nnd Washington Territory." as 'Xten l ed lo till Hi- public I mil stales bv act "f August 4, ISM, William W. Pope, of Uney, Cniinty of Clntsop, Slain of 1'ii'inti. bus Ibis .lav tiled In Ihls office his nnrn slaiemeiil. Ne 6271, for the pur. has,- nf ., i 4, n.sv 3: Iota I, 3. .1 an.l 4. "f sillnii No, 4, In township No. 8 north, range No. 7 we:, and will offer proof show ibal the land sought Is more v a 1 1 1 it 1 I for Its tlmlur or stone than for ngrlciiltur il piiriMWs, nnd 10 esiabllHli his i lalin to said land before the register and recdver of this ..(lice at Ungon city, Op-gun. on Thursday, th" Si)i day ,,f AiigH-M, ll'OI. II v untiles ns ultnes.en: Mrs Mary Denck, of olney, Cliilnop '.unit v. Oregon: HohiiMtliin (llnser. of oin.-y, ciit.np County, Oregon; Mrs. Appiillnnlii Johnson, of Olney, clatMop County, Oregon; Sidney Dell, of Asio r a. ''lalsop County, Op goii. Any and nil persons claiming adverse lv the nlcive.il'ncilbe I binds nre re uneebil in Ml- their i-bilins In Ihls of-fle- nn or before snld mil dnv of All giiHl, I'lil. CHAS. H. MoollMS, Iteglsier. A I .l IN ISTIt A'l'OH'S N' iTK'K. Noll.e is hereby given that the tin. di iHlgiie.l luit been appointed adminis trator nf the estate f Tims. O'Connor. decctiH.'l. All persons liuvlng claims ngiilnsi n,l cstatn urn required to pre-H-nt Hie siine to him duly verified nc cnrdlng to law, wllliln six months from Ibis (lute. A. J. KIsAFFKF. AdmlnlHlrntnr of Iho F.stnto nf Thos. ( I'Cnnnnr, Deceased. Di-e of flr.it publication, June 21, 1001.