The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, July 06, 1902, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextI THE MORNING ASTOIUAN. SUNDAY, JULY 0, 190 e j THE WEEK IN SOCIETY Miss Sadie, Crang has returned from a trip to Fewest 0, Mr, Charles StMrpsilneV of Walla Walla, Is visiting In the city. Miss Harriet Tallant gave a small ping pong party, on Tuesday evening. Mrs. Herman Prael gave a tea on Thursday in honor of Mrs. F. I. Dun bar, i MSss Bertha Hobson returned Mon day from a five-months' '-Islt to New York. a a " Miss Ida Henley, of Berkeley, is In the efty, the guest of Miss Grace Stokes. Mr. Terrj- McKan leaves Seattle this week to form a stock company In San Jose. Cal. Mlas Sue Kurd Elmon has returned from a seven months' visit through the East. J. A. Fungo, who has been visiting In the city for a few day, will return borne tonight. Dr. and Mrs. Finch leave Sunday right for a trip to The Dalles and White Salmon. Mr. Chris Bell and Mr. H. T. Flnd tey, of Portland, have been In town over tfce Fourth. The Misses FUvel have returned from 8an.Franelfo where Uiey have pent the winter. Major Humphrey and T.ieutenait Weeks have sone to Walla Walla on a gentral court-martial. , Dr. and Mrs. A. A. Finch entertain ed a small party of ' celebratory" on the night of the Fourth. Mrs. S. T. MeKean has returned from a two-months' visit with her daughter, Mrs. Harry Bell, of Seattle. Secretary of State Dunbar and Mrs. Dunbar were in the city during the week, visiting with Mrs. H. O. Van Dusen. Miss Violet Bowlby entertained a few of her friends on Wednesday aft- HONOR TO UNITED STATES. NEW YORK. July 5.-On all the public buildings and many residences were displayed flags in honor of the celebration of tie Independence of the Vnited States, says a Lima, Peru, dis patch to the Herald. In Callao, a sim ilar display waa made. The Cuban flag was seen here for the first time. It was noticeable In various places. There was a splendid reception at the United States legation. More than 1000 persons attended. WILL BE FORCED TO APOLOGIZE. VIENNA, July 5. It is reported here that France has threatened to end an ultimatum to Turkey because the Porte has failed to apologize for the action of Turkish policemen at Smyrna In boarding a French ship to arrest a Turkish spy who had taken refuge on board the vessel. AUCTION OF VALUABLE JEWELS. LONDON. July 5. At Christie's auc tion rooms yesterday and In the pres ence of Lord Rosebery, Earl de Grey, some of the Indian princes in London and prominent Americans and South Africans, 31 lots of Jewelry were sold in seventy minutes for S9.526. A sin gle pear-shaped pearl weighing 299 grains realized 113,500. A necklace of 47 pearly weighing 1090 grains brought Ib22,20O, and a rope of -222 pearls weigh ing 2320 grains was sold for 16,700. I bequeath to my children Scrofula with all its attendant horrors, humiliation and suffering. This is a strange legacy to leave to posterity ; a heavy burden to place upon the shoulders of the young. This treacherous disease dwarfs the body and hinders the growth and development of the faculties, and the child born of blood poison, or scrofula-tainted parentage, is poorly equipped for life's duties. Scrofula is a disease with numerous and varied symptoms ; enlarged glands or tumors about the neck and armpits, catarrh of the head, weak eyes and dreadful skin eruptions upon different parts of the body show the presence of tubercular or scrofulous matter in the blood. This dangerous and stealthy disease entrenches itself securely in the system and attacks the bones and tissues, destroys the red corpuscles of the blood, "resulting in white swelling, a pallid, waxy appearance of the skin, loss of strength and a gradual wasting away of the body. S. S. S. combines both purifying and tonic properties, and is guaran lost properties to the blood and quickens the circulation, bringing a healthy color to the skin and vigor to the weak and emaciated body. Write us about your case and our physicians will cheerfully advise and help you in every possible way to regain your health. Book on blood and Skis diseases free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga ernoon In honor f Miss Rogers, of Michigan. On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. R. F, Wilson gave a very charming tea In honor of her sisters, Mrs. Junkln and Miss Marry, of Iowa. Miss Madge Sovey loaves this week for Atlenta, Oeotgla, to spen t several months with hr brother. It. Sovey, who Is engaged ;n buatner. there. Mrs. George Flavel and the Misses Flavel reoWveJ at their home, corner Klirtvth and Duane. Saturday. July 5. from i until 3. About SO friends called during the afternoon. They were as sisted bv Mrs. P. L. Cherry, Mrs. G. C Flavel. Miss HlgKins. Miss Adair and Miss Floretta Elmore. The Thursday Afternoon Club met at the residence of Miss Laura Fox on July 3rd. The rooms were decorated with flairs and everything waa In keeping with the great natal day. Re freshments were served as near as possible In the national colors, and each carried away as a souvenir a bunch of firecrackers and a small flat? Miss Sutherland won the prise a silk flag. In the game of " Observations." The following ladles were present: Mesdames Finch. Thing. Marrs, Mil ler: Missea Kate Flavel, Floretta FJ more, Sutherland. Reed, Pox. Crang, Bennett, Hellborn, Cole. Hlggtns and Woods. The Ten for Ter.r.is Club has opened their courts again for another summer of tennis. The club has i-nlarjred its membership, and counts among its members some of the best players in Oregon. Captalu Bethel, who won the Oregon championship for singles in iX and who is looked upon as a sure winner this year; Mr. Marcoite, v. hose reputation at College as one of ihe finest tennis players in his cUns, still holds his skill: Mr. Astfcury and Mr. Paget and Mr. MeCue; and among the women players are Miss Floretta El more, who, with Miss Haltiad, urn the championship of doubles In 100, and played up to finals in the singies: Miss Sue Elmore who playes fully as good a game as her sister, and Mrs. Finch, who is practically a beginner, but shows decided aptitude and skill in the game, are a few of the num bers. BOW RIVER IS RISING. VANCOUVER. B. C. July 5. Bow river is dangerously high again and as a consequence the train uue from the East today has been, cancelled. From Calgary conies the report that the water In the river there was with in 14 inch of the high vater mark of the great floods of 1SS7. No through trains are running over the Canadian Pacific or by Crows Nest. It Is ex pected that traffic will be resumed this evening. HEAVY LOSS OF BANANA TREES. NEW YORK. July 5.-Thousands of banana trees have been blown down by a heavy gale, cables the Port An tonio eorresTiondent of the Herald. Torrential rains are causing much damage, rivers are rising above their banks and flooding plantations. TOLEDO'S MAYOR IS ILL. TOLEDO. O., July .".Mayor Samuel Jones Is said to be seriously ill this evening at his home here. Members of his family decline to -;ive eny In formation of his actual condition. STRIKE DELAYED STEAMERS. PETOSKEY, Mich., July 3.-The steamer North Land, en route from Buffalo to Chicago, has proceeded on her voyage after havng been delayed over 22 hours by a strike of her crew. teed entirely vegetable, making it the ideal remedy in all scrofulous affections. It purifies the deteriorated blood, makes it rich and strong and a complete and permanent cure is soon effected. S. S. S. improves the digestion and assimilation of food, restores the DEAD WAS PRCf ERABLE PER A FT Eli ACCIDENT. Wits HII rIIMItttsl'ttl CniulUluto tor t!oernor In Arkan sas in 1S70. LITTLR ROOK, Ark., July 5.-Volo-nel J. N. Smlihe. of IVnver, was found dead In Ms room this afternoon. A pistol clapped In his right hand and a bullet hole through, his head .ex plained the manner of -his death. A note nearby gave this further expla nation: " For cripples, paupers and mendi cants I have no use; fearing I may get In one of these classes by reason of an injury by which I was recently visited. I end doubt." While 1n New York several months ago. Colonel Smlthe severely Injured his ankle by a fall. In 18TS he was an unsuccessful candidate for governor of Arkansas. KINO SIGNS APPOINTMENT. LONDON, July 6. King Bdw.ird has signed the appointment of Lord Salis bury's principal private secretary. Sehomberg McDonnell, to succeed Lord Esher, wjio retires from the sec retaryship of his majesty's office of works The Times In an edltorl.il ar ticle on this matter says It thinks It doubtful if Lord Salisbury will try to find a new seVretnry and that the ap pointment of Mr. McDonnell cannot full to revive the rumors of premier's resignation after the coronation. HAYTIENS FLRE TO JAMAICA. KINGSTON, 'Jamaica. July 5 The Dutch schooner Rigolette has arrived here from the island of Curacao, bring ing 34 Haytlens, who were comeUed to fly to Curacao on account of the rwnt fighting In Haytl. M. Jeannls. the late governor of Jacmel, Is among them. He says the situation was ex tremely serious at the time he and his companions fled. RBPORT OF FATLI7RE DENIED. PARIS, July 5. A director of the Belgian bank referned to by the Dully Chronicle of London as having railed for 10.000.000 as the result of advances made to the Humberts, who are now fugitives from Justice on account of their alleged swindling operations, de nies the report of the failure and says the bank was not connected with the Humbert loans. LOOKINn FOR THIEVES. NEW YORK. Julv 5. Rrooklyn jw llee who have been attempting to run down a gans of thieveg, operating on an extensive scale In apartment build ings recently, have arrested two wo men with property valid at WH) in their possession. The pollre bellwe the-' are at lat on the trail of the pang wtrfeh has been (rlvlne them so mueh trouble In the pant few weeks. SHIPBUILDING INCREASED. LONDON. July 5. The official annu- ;tl statement of the British ftrtpplni? just Issued shows that more ships were buflt In Oreat Britain and more sold to foreigners In the year 1901 than In any previous year and that the total tonnage of the British mer chant shipping was 9,524, 4!W tons or 130,000 mote tons above the total of 1900. TRAINING SHIP DViSTOE. HONOLCLir, July 28. via Can Fran cisco, July 5. The ITnIed States training ship Mohican Is 30 days out from Yokohama, on her way here and there Is norne uneasiness ltst she has met with disaster. TO MARTYRED PRESIDENTS. NEW YORK. July 5. A "bronze tab let commemorating the three murdered presidents, Lincoln, Garfield and Mc Klnley, has been unveiled at the west side of the Young Men's Christian As sociation. RESULT OF CHICACO FOURTH. CHICAGO, July 5. Three pereons were killed and more than 100 Injured In the celebration of this year' Fourth of July In Chicago. Of all these, the killed received fatal wounds from fire armB, while 22 other were Injured by guns and stray bullets. Dr. T. Ii. Ball DENTIST. &24 Commercial Street Astoria, Ore. Dr. Alatthew Patton Removed to SSS Commercial St. Over IVtwot Brown's Shoe Store. FICMALK A NO PRIVATE DIS KASSS A SPECIALTY. C. (II, Barr, Dentist Mansell Building. 57i Commercial St.. Astoria. Or. TELEPHONE RED J061. j Andrew Asp, j Witt liler, BlaraMfiitk ml Bsneslotr I FIRCT-CLAS3 WORK AT i REASONABLE PRICES. Special Attention QtvSn to Ship aid Sttamboat Repalrlng.Qeneral Black smithing, Ftrst-Clais Horse Shoeing, sic CORNER TWELFTH AND DUANB C. J. Trenchard Insurance Commission and Snipping. Agent Wells Fargo and Pa cific Express Companies. Cus tom House Broker. Don't Guess at It I But If ou ar gowig Cast write us ! for our rates and let us tell you about (the service and accommodations offer led by the ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD. THROUGH TOURIST 'Cars via the ILLINOIS CENTRAL from PACIFIC COAST to Chicago and Cincinnati. Don't fall to write us about your trip as we are In a posi tion to give you some valuable Infor mation and assistance; &319 mile of track over which are operated some 1 of the finest trains In the world. For particulars regarding freight or passenger rates call on or address. T. F. R. A. Com'l Aft 142 Third St., Portland. Ore. m rinfi Of New Zealand W.' P. THOMAS, Mgr., 5an Francisco. UNLIMITED LIABILITY OF SHAREHOLDERS Has been Underwriting on the Pacific Coast ovei twenty-two jeart SAMUEL ELMORE & CO., Agents, Astoria, Ore. STATE NORHAL SCHOOL Monmouth, Ore. GRADUATES of the school are In constant demand at salaries ranging from $40 to $100 per month. Students take the mate examinations during their course In the school and are pre pared to receive state certificates on graduation. EXPENSES range from S120 to $175 per year. Strong normal course and well-equipped training department. The full term opens September 16. For catalogue containing fu!l Informa tion, addrean. E. D. RES6LER, President, or J. B. BITTLBR, Secretary. London Assurance Corporation Incorporated by Royal Charter A. D. 1720 William J. Landers, General Agent, 205 Sansome Street, San Francisco, Cal. AN OLD, RELIABLE FIRE INSURANCE INSTITU TION. REPRESENTED IN ASTORIA BY Samuel Elmore 6k Co. ONE DOLLAR cannot be expended to better advantage foi yourself or absent friends than in a year's subscription , for the Semi -Weekly Astoriati It gives allthe city and county news twice each week foionly onedollar a year in advance. - ;-i' General Electrical Installing and Repairing Tho IVst Ktjuipwllioi in Oregon Out.sulo of IVutuul lltlS Jllst IWll OjH'llOtl tit 421 HOINU T. Estimates Made on Wiring for Light and Power, New Motors, Dynamos, and Electrical Apparatus Of All Kinds. Supplies Kept In Stock Agents lor the Celebrated SHELBY LAMP Vest Under the Suu Reliance Electrical Works H. W. CYRUS, - Mr J.A.FASTABEND OHNEftAL CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. Scott's Santal-Pepsin Capsules A POSITIVE CURE ltr iBtUmnutlAn orCtarrli or lh Hladiln ! tilwiMil KltlMjr. No cur ) pay. Cura mtlcktr r"l Irmn ttvtttlr lh wirl catm of 4danrrhra aa4 4lt, no niaMtrof bow long itaal. tnir. AtwoPutrty hwaurt. Si.1.1 br itiumUU. Vrlra 91 oa, or hy mail, ixatpaiiL II M.Jtmra, TNI SANTAl PEPSIN CO., St III rONTINf . OHIO. Sold bv rhu Rarer. 419 Commerci al Street Astoria. Oregon. 'EttMYROYAL PILLS OrUlaftT mm 4 Only U 4 fct niiuiirn;'s rN.i.in tvr4 ftnlMtitaiiMM m4 I Mil. Itwatv Hf at I' Iti-mgi.t f mm 4. w "littler ur (. iy r- X L' tmrm Mall. o. fetiMi IIWlNMm. M(VMI flAlUU ft A 1 Ml mmmb FRAEL & COOK TRANSFER COMPANY. TttcphoDt 121. DRAYING AND EXPRESSING All foods shlpptd to our oars Will rtclvt special Attention. No. 538 Duant St. W. 3. COOK, Mgr. Astoria. Or. Res. Tel. USt, .1011 ruiNTIXG limiiTffiT (OWasiO MIOft, moi First-CliisH U -l ate Work UNION I.AIIOK ONl.V "I l rooster (tr tew tlilnia me li the krow that l In him, and llir othor Is tli apura lliai sir on hint to twk np hl kruw with." Jtia.ll IIii.i.ihO Astorian Publishing Co. Tentk snd Commertlsl 5ts. I'hone 661 ' Asiokia, Or. BEST0F EVERYTHING In s Word This Tells of th FhMS.igot Bsrvl'.-s vis ?ho Sofihwoslern line.. Eight Trains Dally li:wni Bt. Psu) and Chicago, omprltlnf The Latest Pullman Sleepers, Library and ooxrratlon Csrs, fret Reclining Chair Cars, Ths Mth Century Tralns- Huns every uay or tear. The Finest Tram in the Woria Electric 11011(4 Hrstcd THR BADGER STATE EXPRESS. th PlnMt Dally Train Itunnmg Urtwrsn Bt. Iul and ChKagi., via iht Short Line. Connrcttons from !ti Wt UnJi vis Th NORTH KRN PACIFIC GREAT NUKTIIKHN AND CANADIAN PACIFIC R'TS. This Is slso ths II EST LINK b'tw.-i Omsha, St. Paul and Mlnm-apolls. All Ani( Sell Tli'kfl. via The Northwestern Line W. H. MEAD, H. L SISLKIt. Omersl Aint. Trav. Aitrni 2S Aider Birst. PorUjnu. orsaron NOTICK OF FINAL ACi'OlfNT NOTICB 18 IIWIIKIIY (IIVKN. (that ttw uiwU-rnlifiuMl, mlmlniBirvor of tho ewtate of Kuth (iai-n-r, l' us.'d, him Mod In the County Court for the County of Clatsop, hlH iliml :i.vount as such administrator, and tin- xinn has bwn net for hi-nrlmt and final 't- tlemcnt 011 Monday. July 2H. li. ,111 10 o'clock a. m. of said dny, In Hip County Court room, In the Court llouiu. In and for snld county. All lemons Interest! In said puliitt" nre hereby refiulred Ui tnen nmi mere op- pear and show cause, If any exint, why said aoommt should not he allow ed, and tn? undersigned administra tor discharged and his honimmon ex- onorntpd. JOHN W. fUHNI'IIt. AdminlHlralor of the estate of lluth (larner, deceased. Datd this fhe 2.1rd day of June, A, D. 1902. 6-27-7-2!!. FINAL NOTICK. Estate of F. M. Itewley, deceased. NfWrPR IS HKItlQHY fllVliN that I have filed my final account In itiA ahnvn entitled estate and the County Court of Claitsirp ounty, Ore gon, has set Monday, the 21st day of July, 1902, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. for the 'hflarlmf of objections If any there be to tihe allowance ol the same. June 1, 1902. J. C. HI0WLB7. Administrator estate F. M. How ley, deceased. St-w There Is more Catarrh In this sec tion of 'the country than all othwr dis eases put 'toffuther, and until tho InM few years was suppose! to bo incura ble. For a great many years dwtors pronounced It a local disease ana pre scribe local remedies, and by con stantly falling to cure with local treatments, pronounced It (Incurable. Hclence has proven catarrh to he a constitutional disease and therefore re riudres constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo ,Ohlo, is the only constitutional cure on the market. It Is taken Internally 1n doses from 10 drops to a teaspoonful. It aots di rectly on the blood and mucous sur faces of the system. They offer one hundred dollars for any case It fans to cure. Send for circulars and testi monials. Address, F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O, Sold by druggists 7b cent. Hall's Family Pills are the best. NOTION FOll rUltUCATION. I'nlted Htsies Ind OllVe .Oregon City, . Oroit. May 21, W3. ' NClTK'W W HI'llllOllV OIVBN thai III complls.no wlUt the provisions of thtwuot of Congrnas of Juns I, H I, Mititu "An at f,t tin- nl of timber Und. In ths State of Callfonils, Ore gun, Nevada, and Washlngtun Toiii lory" as exlMided to all Hie I'ulilli) Und States bv ant or August 4, m, jsmes Jnnilnsoii, of Astoria, County of Cltttnop, Slate of Orwgon, lias thlo day died In this otHue his sworn sUistmmt No, 6T09. for the purchase of tit f Section No, 13 In Tuwnshlp No, 7 N.. Ilanire No, T V and will offer proof to show 1 1ml ths land sought Is more valuabl for IU tlmbsr or stons limn for agricultural purposes, and to rstiibtlsi his claim to said land beCor ill ClMk of Clat.op County, nt Aatniik, Oregon, on Monday, Hie llth Jay of August, 1901, He names e.s wltnes'ss: William J. Cook, tlemge 11, 1 onnor, and It. V, Jone, of Astoria, Oi'sgon, and Wulter ItotUun. of Jewsll, Oregon, Any gnd ll persons claiming ad. vcrsely the auovs-desorlbed landa aro requested to file their claims In this i.rlU'r on "r before ths "Bid llth day of August, 1903. CHA8. B, MOORRS. S SO ( It llsglatsr. NOTICK FOR rURUCATlON. oaassawaai t'nlte.l States Iind Office, Oregon Cty. Oregon, May H. l0l. NOTICK 1st ItKUL'lir OIVBN that In compliance with th provisions of the act of Congress of June I. lull, ' entitled "An act for the savls of tlmbsr lund In ths states of California, Uregtm Nevada, and Washington Territory." as extended in all ths Public Land Slates by act of August 4. MM, Thomas 8. Cornelius, of Astoria, oounijr of Clatsop, Stats of On-gon, has this ay tiled in this offlcs his sworn late ment No. tUl, for ths purchase of ths SW of section No. 10 In losnshlp No. I North .Itangs No, I West, and will offer proof lo show thaj the land sought Is mors valuable for Its timber or stone thsa for airr'rultural purposes, and to establish his otstm 10 said land before (hs Register and Receiver of this oitit'p t Oregon Cuy Oregon, on Wednesday, the 30th day i'f July. He names as wltneaaes. Cut floren. of Antorla .Oregon; Timothy Corcoran, f Jewell, Oregon; W O. Pusrotl, of Jewell .tliegoti; O. M. Stuart, t As toria. Oregon, Aay and all persons claiming ad versely the above-described lands art rrqui'strd lo fits their clslma tn Ibis offline on or before said Xth day of July. 101. OH AS. R, MOORES. negutsr. NOTICK FOR rUllLICATION. KOTICK OF INTENTION TO WITH DIIAVV tNHI'RANCK HKl-StT Ht Tlia UNtTBD STATH58 FlftS JN SL'lUN.'H COMPANT. To Whom It May Concern'. In accordance with ths require ments of ihs laws of tbs Slat" of Oregon, relavttvs to Insurance com nies notice Is hereby given thsc tbs I'NITKD STATICS KIRK INSUR ANf'K COMPANT, of New York, New York, desiring to cesse doing business within ths Slats of Oregon, Intends to withdraw Its deposit with ths Treasurer a! said Slate and wis. if no claim against said Company shall be niiis with tho inourance Commls sloner within six months from the Silst day of February, IW the soine being the date of the first publication of this notice, withdraw Its deposit from ths Sinle Treasurer. UN1TKH HTATF-B FIRB INSUH AN'cK COMPANY. Hy W. W. V SI) Kill I ILL, President. Dated at New York, this 7th dsy of February, U;. SHERIFF'S SAI.K, NOTICK IS HIvltKHY C.1VKN that I will 1 m Mond.iy. the 4th d.v ( AilKOt, 112. t the ll.Mlr of 10 o'clock it Die fore nam of talil day, at and In fmnt nf tin. Court House door, ill the ''Itv ,,f AsUirln. In i'luti i ounty, Oregon, offer for nle anil wll t pub lic unction ti the highest lilibl.i for euxli In hund nt the time of mle. all and alngulur, 'li re.il estate and ro l"i ly lierriofoiv bid In for tax for the year IVi'l for said Clatsop routi'.y, lo 'iili snld C,itp county has aciiulr eil IHIe by rtile of mich sale, THOMAS I.1NYILI.K. xii'i'lff of cmiii county, Oivg.in. Dilteil, .1 mm 2. I '.''.'. NtiTICW F'R ITIILICATION, I'nlitil Klfite liinl entire, at 1 oegon City, Oregon, June nil, Itmil: Notice Is hereby given Unit In com pliance wllh th pr Islons of the net of Cmigress of June 3, 1S7H, entltleil " An act for the tnle of timber lands In the Slates, of Cii'lforinla. tnegon, Nevadu and Wasblmrlon Terrh'ory." lis extended to all the I'ulilli' Land Slates bv act of ViliMt 4. IS'C. MARY I.. OIlTSi'HILO, of Portland. Cmimy of Miilniomnh, Stale of Oregon, has tills day tiled In this olllce her sworn statement No. rsD". for the piirchae of Ihe lot :l, of aei lion 1. S. half of SK. qilartiT, and NW. oiinrter of HM. ipiarter of section No. 2, in township No. 4 north, rang" No, Id wst, an I will offer prenf to show 'hut lan.l viirrhi is more nl tmbie for Us llmls-r or stone than for ngiicnltiinal piinioses, and to estalillsh her claim to snld land before the lii g later and Heeeiver of this office lit Oregon City, on Snttirilny, the 2Mli dny of Heptemher, 1902. She names ns wllnesses: Ilryon J, Satifonl, of Moivtsvllln, Oregon; Wil liam Krlesel,.of Pnrf'and. fregn: Al fred (litstafmm, of Portland. Oregon; Fred C, Ortschlld, nf Portland, ore gon. Any and all persons claiming ad versely the nbove-descrlls-d lands are requested do file 'tihelr claims In this office on or before said 2m h ilav of Si-iitember, 1902, ('HAS. II. MOORBS. Reglslei', NOTR'K Ft R PIJHLICATION, Department of the Interior, Land Of fice at Oregon City, Oregon, June 14, 1902. NOTICK IS IinilKftY (ilVKN that the following-named settler has (lied notice of her Intention to make final proof In support of her claim, and that snld .proof will lie made be fore the County Clerk of Clatsop County, at Astoria, Oregon, on July 2th, 1902, vlx: maiiml 10. Mccormick. H. R. 1.W26 for the NEK of Section 15, Township ( North, Range g West. She names tlhe following witnesses to prove her continuous residence up on and cultivation of said land, viz: Julius Oarbe, John Denck. John Olaser, and John E5. Logan, all of Onley, Oregon. CHAB B. MOORE8. -14 7-26. Register.