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VII E MORNING ASTORIAN, SUNDAY, AVICI ST 10, l!)Oi Telephone, M&In SSL TERM 3 OP SUBSCRIPTION. DAILY. Sent by mall, per year... ...... ....(..) Bent by mlL per month to Served by carrier, per month .... (0 SEMI-WEEKLY. Sent by nail, per year. In advance l 00 The Astorlan guarantee to ita ad vertisers the largest circulation or any aewpapr published on the Columbia Rlvr. ' ATTACKING THE TRADE?. It would be entirely beenath the dig nity of any self-respecting newspaper to attempt a reply to the rot appear ing la yesterday's issue of the Even ing Sewn, In so far as it applies to . the .-Horian or to any person connect ed with the'Astorian Publishing Com pany. Sufficient to fay that the state ments made are each and all utterly devoid of that feature which should characterire every utterance of a newspaper the truth. But In regard to the real gist of the article In ques tion vhich Is a Kick-handed slap at trade-unionism, It Is apparent that the force of such a blow can but be spent against the man who dares to so fla grantly attack the most powerful or ganization In our country the Feder ated Trades. When a man vents his spleen against an integral part of this federation, he strikes every portion of It. To charge or to Insinuate that the local Typographical I'nlon is fhi tool of any one person or firm Is a slur and a slander on every honest wage earner. It Is a calumny which will not pass unnoticed by those whom It affects, "That such a condition could exist for the purpose of forcing a rival out of business Is not only preposter ous but reflects Ignominy and suggests extreme recklessness on the part of the one making such a charge. That the scale of wages made by the printers' union is not exhorbitant Is evidenced by the fact that every office in the city except that of the News has signed the agreements as submitted. As for the Astorlan, it has always been considered a union office, and has acceded to every demand made by the union printers employed in the office for years past. Not only is this true but it has upheld the men and wom en, boys and girls who have during the past year or more been organiz ing in every branch of industry for the better protection of their rights. The laborer is wsrthy of his hire, which should mean at least a sood living, be be poor and struggling at the foot dt the ladder .or laboring smid the cares and responsibility of business life. AN OLD PHRASE REVISED. That old phrase originating with the Civil war, and which is so full of the sentiment of comradeship, to-wit: "We have drunk from the same can teen," Is supplemented by a more mod ern one, arising from the Spanish war, which has a touch of humor as well as comradeship in it At Sea Girt, where Mr. Roosevelt reviewed the New Jersey ta:e troops, he reeoipiz ed in one of the e iftineers that do' t JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT EDWARD PRIOR, Manages First-Class U p-t o-D a t e Work UNION LA 110 K ONLY "I luv a rooster for tew things one Is tlie krow that Iz iu lilin, and the other iz the spurs that air on him to bak up his krow with." JOHUJBII.I.ING Astorian Publishing Co. Tenth and Commercial Sts. Thone 661 Astoria, Or. the locomotive with his train a ptn who had served In his own regiment of Rough III lors r.al creeK-l liio cor dially. Yhercuo:i wnif .ne slfd the engineer: "rvrt't eu su-pis-ed that the president :ivi.iM.e0 i j?" "No, indeed." replied the ex-cavalryman, "we fought together In the same troop anil ate out of the same tomato can at San Juan hill!" The canteen and the tomata can represent the free and easy ways of the army, and stand for the soldier's meat and drink. Edward VII. has boon crowned. Whether or not he shall have man years In which to reign is not for man to say. But the coronation taking place does away with one very serious problem, that of ignorant people be lieving in the prowostications of a. few who call themselves prophets. They have said Edward would never be crowned and their prophecy was false. It is to be hoped that this will in some measure assist condemning and doing away with the foolish prac tice. Though Americans are not be lievers In monarchy themselves, and know that Edward VII. has perhaps not been the highest type of a man, tilt he has a friendly feeling for our country and we can but wish him health and a long life just the same. He may not be as great a ruler as some others, still, there has been many a worse king. It is pleasing to note the interest which is manifested in taking up the ouestion of Injustice toward our fisher men. The Investigation Is now in the hands of a committee of men. who with a desire of righting a wrong will probe thoroughly into the matter and will then see that the right steps are taken in the case. This sacrificing of life and net should arouse the indigna tion of every man who believes in giv ing a working man an honest chance. The school board is to be congratu lated upon Its decision of repairing the McClure school. Dr. T. Ii. Ball DENTIST. 524 Commercial Street Astoria, Ore. HOLfJES & rMEflJl Horse Shoeing Wagon Mak ing. General Blacksmitbing. Tmelfth St., Opp. Fishars Opera House General Electrical Installing and Repairing The Best Equipped Shop in Oregon Outside of Portland Has Just Been Opened, at 421 BOND ST. Estimates Made on Wiring for Light 2nd Power, New Motors, Dynamos, and Electrical Apparatus Of ah Kinds. Supplies Kept in Stock Agents tor the Celebrated SHELBY LAMP Heat Under the .Sun Reliance Electrical Works H. W.CYRUS, - M'gr J.A. FASTABEND GENERAL CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. Andrew Asp, Wagon Mtr, ElarlMiilb and Uontslioer FIRCT-CLASS WORK AT REASONABLE PRICES. Special Attention Given to Ship art Steamboat Repairing.General Black smithing, Flrst-Clais Horse shoeing, tc. CORNER TWELFTH AND DUANB YOURO MS Are often enagts.l in doing tlie work of a home under the most trying condi tions. Nature cries out against the stooping and lifting, the running up ami now n si.ur at t imes when labor should be as light as possi ble. It is owing to overstrain or sell- neglect under these conditions that the foundation is laid -4 for serious woman- lv disease. Irregu- laritv is the first step to impaired womanly health. Perfect regularity may lie established by the use of 1. Tierce's Favorite Prescription. It will heal inflamma tion and ulceration and cure female weakness. It makes weak worn- j en strong and sick ! women well. it gives me trnnh KpmeS tow-u, t'.uiltonl County. N. C. to thank tr. Pierve (or (ht grail good rewired frvwn the ne oi' hi Favorite llrrcnp lion' Mad 'OoUtea MetHctl rH-cmrrv.' I hail auncrcd for three rear or man at monthly pe nixi. t. sccram an motion i wouia ui wun pain in my back and momach. I could not stand at all without tainting. Had irivca uo all hope of ever being ciimC when one of my fnenda in-itsteil upon mv trytog Dr. Pierce's Favorite rreacriptwa. With but little raiih I tried it. and before I had taken half a bottle I felt better. Now t have taken two bottles of 'Favorite Prescription ' and one of 'Golden U-IL..I ni.H '.,n.l t .... ....I in two months' time when all other medicines had soled." Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser, paper cM-ers, sent free on re ceipt o 2t one-cent stamps,' to pay ex pense of mailing or. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, BulT.Uo, N. Y. TREAT YOCP. KIDNEYS RHEUMATISM. FOR When you are suffering from rheu matism, the kidneys must be attend ed to at once bo that they will elimi nate the uric acid from thte blood. Foley's Kidney Cure is the most ef fective remedy for this purpose. R. T. Hopkins, of Polar, Wis., says: " After unsuccessfully doctoring for three years for rheumatism with the best doctors, I tried Foley's Kidney Cure and it cured me. I cannot speak too highly of this great medicine." For sale by Frank Hart, druggist. LUCK IX THIKTEE.W By sending 13 miles Wm. Splrey, of Walton Furnace, Vt., got a box of Bucklen's Arnica Salve, that wholly i cured a horrible fever sore on his leg. i Nothing else could. Positively cures ' Bruises. Felons, Ulcers, Eruptions, ' Bolls, Burns. Corns, and Piles. Only I 25c. Guaranteed by Charles Rogers, I druggist. It Is getting pretty hard to find a j man over 40 years old who is not either a judge, colonel, captain, mayor, 1 doctor or squire. i A. R. Bass, of Morgantown, Ind., had to get up ten or twelve times in j the night and had severe backache and : pains in the kidneys. Was cured by i Foley's Kidney Cure. Ftr sale by ( Frank Hart, druggist. With a rolled-brim Panama, rolled-uo trousers and rolled-up sleeves, the modern man looks like a high roller. I surely. ASLEEP AMID FLAMES. j Breaking Into a blazing home, some ' firemen lately dragged the sleeping in- i mates from death. Fancied security, ; and death near. It's that way when ' you neglect coughs and colds. Don't .' do it. Dr. King's New DlscoTery for i Consumption gives protection egalnst ; all Throat, Chest ard Lii"g Troubles, j Keep It near and avoid suffeilng ' oeatn, ana doctor's bills. A teaspoon ful stops a late cough, persistent use the most stubborn. Harmless and nice tasting, its guaranteed to satisfy bv Charles Rogers. Price 50c and $1.00. Trial bottles free. A STARTLING SURPRISE. Very few could believe In looking at A. T. Hoadley, a healthy, robust black smith of Tilden, Ind., that for ten years he suffered such tortures from Rheu matism as few could endure and live. But a wonderful change followed his taking Electric Bitters. "Two bot- '- v holly cured me." he writes, "and I have not felt a twinge In over a year." They regulate the kidneys, puri fy the blood and cure Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Nervousness, improve di gestion and give perfect health. Try them. Only 50c at Charles Rogers' drug store. Scott's Santal-Pepsin Capsules A POSITIVE CURE For Inflammation or Catarrh A of tht filad'r nn! LMtd I KfiinfYM. No rttr rw. tiar. C-r- (plckly and rVrma nenti? the wurst racg of xiiori'lif-it ftrj'l Jet, no mat rot htw lung utartd in?. Ahfto'-Uljr barif;)-s. Bold by drtipirMft. Price gi.OQ, or hj mail, poatpmtL 1.00,3 boxen, 'j.75. THE SANTAL-PEPSIM CO., BELL ElONTAlNK OHIO. Sold by Chaa. Rogers, 459 Commerci al Street Astoria. Oregon. C. J. Trenchard Insurance Commission and Snipping. Agent TVells Fargo and Pa cific Express Companies. Cus tom House Broker. PRAEL & COOK TRANSFER COMPANY. Telephon 22L D RAYING AND EXPRESSING All good i shipped to our ear Will receive special attention. No. 538 Duane Bt "W. J. COOK, Mgr. Active agents wanted for "Th World on Fire" by Murat Halstrad. Burning mountain In American In people, startling history of appalling phenomena, threatening the globe; 00 big Illustrated pages, only 11.50. High est endorsements. Ulggest profits guaranteed. Agenti clearing from J to m dally. Outfit free. Enclose li cents for postage. The Dominion Co., Dept. U Chicago. We once had a friend who Permit ted us to loan him livu dollcirs nn,l i" never forgiven us for Ti t mm. At least he lua dodged us ev r since. Foley's Kidney Cure purities the blood by straining out Impurities and I 1 the whole system. Cures ! kidney and bladder troubles. For le loy lrnK "r Druggist. fcome men enjoy a Joke so well tha: they on tell the wime old chestnut over twenty times and laught at it every time. When the young Kentucklnn sows hi wild oats he depends altogether on Ir rigation. NO FALSE CLAIMS. The proprietors of Foley's Honey and Tar do not advertise this ns a "sure cure for consumption." Tliev if-:?." ' W" this -Itvad ; positively assert that It will cure In the earlier stages and never falls to give comfort and relief in the worst icases. Foley's Honey and Tar is wtth- tout doubt the greatest throat and lung remedy. Refuse substitutes. Sold by Frank Hart, druggist. STARTLING, r.CT TRUE. "If everyone knew what a grand t metllelne Vr. King s New Life Pills 'is." writes D. H. Turner, of IVmpsev- town. Pa., youd sell all you have In a oay, iwo weeKs use nas made a new man of me." Infallible for ccm ttlpatlon. stomach and liver troubles. 25c at Charles Rogers' drug store. An unmarried man Is but a ha'f per fect being and It requires the ether .tnd better half to make things right. BRONCHITIS FOR TWENTY YEARS Mrs. Minerva Smith, of Danville. Ill . (writes: "I had bronchitis for twenty I years and never got relief until I used ! Foley's Honey and Tar. which Is a sure cure." Sold by Frank Hart, druggist. We have noticed in .ny gcod t!airy articles In the papers, but ;he best article we have ever v'. stii on miik is cream. Steamer SUE The Largest. Staunrhest, Steadiest, and mst eiw.rihy veel ever on the route. Best of Table and State Room Accommoda tions. Will make round trips every flv days be'.ween. Astoria and Tillamook FARE $3.50 Connecting at Astoria with the Oregon Railroad Navigation Co. and the Astoria A Columbia R. R. for Portlani San Franoisco and all points East. For freight and passenger rate apply to Samuel Eltnorc 6c Co General 'Agvut, Astoria, )r. or to B. C. LAMB, Tillamook, Or. A. & C. R. R. Co. Portland, Or. POUNDED SUN INSURANCE OFFICE OF LONDON THE OLDEST PURELY FIRE Cash Aet ... Cash Aaaata In Unltod States, C A. HENRY & CO., 215 Sansome Street - SAMUEL ELMORE & CO., AGENTS North Pacific Brewery. JOHN KOPP, Proprietor. The Pupu'ar Product of the only brewery in North western Oregon enjoys a very; lare liornt wtlc an .. ex port Sale. KOPPS BEST bottled or In ket; Freo City Delivery, H9JTEL PORTLAND PORTLAND, OREGON The Only Pirnf-damn Hotel In Portland ONE DOLLAR cannot be expended to better advantage foi youWlf or absent friends than in a year's subscription fur tlie Semi-Weekly Astorlan It gives all the city and county news twice each week foi only one dollar a year in advance. TWO ltOTTIJCS CURED HIM. " I was troubled with kidney com pl.iltit for about two year," writes A II Pals, of Mt. Sterling. 1., but two bol ties of Foley's Kidney Cure effect ed a porm.ni.Mu cuiv," Ald by Frank Il.irt, iirusg'.nt. S.mnl kidney are safeguard of life. .Make the kidneys lieulthy with Foley's Kidney Cure. Sold by Frank tint, druggist. Prohabfy the reason a trust Is called a plant is because no plant cut flour Mt without water. When !her medicines have failed, take Foley's Kidney Cure, It hiva cur ed when everything else has dlsnp. poimed.I'Vr sale by Frank Hart, druggist. Some Inter esting pacts When peo;.;t nr Mitto tvl.i'ltg a trip, whether on business or pleasure, they naturally want the best servVe I obtainable a. far fl ped, comfort and s.ifetv Is OMiceniivl, Kmploye of the WISt'ONSIN CENTRAL L1NRS art ivit.t to .-rv, the public and our trains are operated so as to make close con tuitions with diverging lines at all Junction points. Pullman Pal .ice Sleeping and Chair Cars on through trains. Dining Tved a car service tincxc.'Iled, Meals la carte. In order u obtain the flrat-olAJ ser- we. ask the ticket agent to sell you a ticket over The Wisconsin Central Lines an.l you will make Jirect if.ii.ecSloni a: St. Paul for Chicag.i. Milwaukee and all points East. Fr any further information call on any ticket ag:Mit .or correspond with JAS. JAS. C. r.iNO, n. Fuss. Ag't. A. OL'X'IC. Milwaukee. Wis, OYSPEPTICIDE The oreat.st aid to DIGESTION. II. ELMORE O. R. & N. CO. Portland. Or. A. D. 171 0 OFFICE IN THE WORLD. Sn.Soii.ooo S.oiO.qjg GENERAL AGENTS. San Pramlsvo. Cat. NOTICK I'XIR Pl'lU.lC.VTltN. t'nlted glntca Laud Oitlc. t'trgon City, Orvgon. June , liKiJ, NOT1CB IS HKItl'JIU tilVKN THAT In compliance wlUt the pioWHons of the wet of congress of June 3, l'i', en titled "An act for the stle f t'nibor lauds In lh SitMex of California, ti. n, Nevndw, tvl Washlngloti Terri tory." as extended to alt the I'ublle rvnd 8ltitea by the Aol of August 4. ISSS, iFRANIC J, CARNICV, of Astoria, County of Clatsop. Slate of Oregon, has Mil day tiled In this f f flc his aworn statemrnit No, 577. for I'lvo (Mttvhase of the NI01 of Heel Ion N'o. 18 In Township No, S North, Range No. S West, ami will offer proof to nhovv tiMVt the land nought Is more vahunhle for lis tlmtor or stone thitn for nwrloulturnl purtMws, and to es tablish his cJnlm to said land before the County Clerk of Clatsop County, In A r....... ... .... i2n day of August, lie names as wltneswes; Tlmolhv Corcoran, nn.l Wllllnm I- Deils, of Jewell, Oregon nnd James Jitmlesnn. and David Twredle, of Inemaple, Oregon. Any and all tterxona clalinlnir adver sely the nbove-descrllted lands are rt ouested to file their claim In this of- nco on or beroie mid ;nd fine of Au gust. IMS. CltAS. II. MOOIIKH. g-ii-8-15, Register. notice kqk ri ntdi'ATi. n. I'nlti-d Stairs Lund ottl.e, nt Oivkuu City, On-goti. Aug. i, i!Ni;; Notlto hi'ii'tiv bUi'd tlmi In loiii- i.littuce with tlie uri.i Mnn t iln. a. i f t'ongii'M i.f jti'i,. 3, cntltli'd An net fur the mlv ,.t limlu-i' Linda In th Stiitm f ('air.i-iil.i. orri-u. N'pviidit iiiul Wunhlnii'iiii TiTvltnrv." it fXli'iid.d to 'i Dir. t'liMI.' Ijiml Stiit.H bv act of Augiiht I, lvi JOHN A. MilHiNKI.I,, of Mullen, County of SIionIioiu'. State of l.liiho, him IIiIh tiny llU'.l In IIiIh of- nco nin Hiviiin Hliiteilitiut No. I Mil. for thn purihniip (if Hip uimrU'r of 'Ctlou 33, In towiiKliln No. ii north. range No. 9 went, uml m uft. r inmf to Khovv thut the luiut muight Ih mme vuluulilo for i ttmlir or kIhiic tlmn for uirrlculturiil tiuriion'ii, nn.l in m- hiH I'hlllll tO K.llil l.lll'l l"fn,. Ihi ri-glxter and iim i-U er cf till m. e it ttii'Koli Clly, Origiin, on Xloiulav. the Will ilny of October. HKi.'. He tintiie li w Idii'tute. J.uiiea T. Ilmkc. of S":ille, Oi.'gou; It. J. luuUe. of Swi-lde. Or.rf.nir Jitiie It. Short, of Mullen, Idnlio; M. At'iustrong, ot Mullen, Iiliiho. Any nnd nil ertin iliilnilnK nd versvly the ubovc-dei iile(i land me re.Ui'Htid to tile their elullii In Itii oltUe on or bef ire mild :(Hh duy of October, 1:, CIIAS, 11. MiHlHKS. gj-W-lO. Iteglslrr. NoTli i: Knit Pl'lii.Ii'ATION. I'lilted Stales Lund i Hllce, ut Oregon iMty, oitriiii. Aug 1. llKC: Notire I hereby given that In com iillnncp with the prnvllon of the m t of Congiva of ,lun 3. KTs, eniitle,! "n uet for the anle of timber luinl In the St.vte nf Cnlfornl,!, Oregon, Nevada and Vnhlngton Territory," n extended to nil th" I'ublle Land State by -u t of ug iHt 4, 1S!0, jami'h a sinmT. of Mullen, County of SKoihoiie, Slate of Idaho, has this ilav llle.l bin aviorn Iatenirnt No. !SZ9, for tlie tairihiiMe of the SV iiuarter of necllon No, 33, In ouhmIiI No. 6 north, range No. 9 west, and will offer proof to ohoiv that (he laud m hi t; lit I more viitmilile for H timber or 'it'ine than for ngilrui tn nil purpo. , n n I to esiabii Ut his (Inliit tn wild land before the reitUtei' ind receiver or tbli o;lli' it iir'nmi C.i. Oregon, on Mo't l'iy, the J' lli '.. of uciober, iao;. He name n wllnpi: M. J. Uuike, of enlcle, Oregon: .laii' T. Hllll'e, of Seililo, Ok'koii; John A. MrKonnell, of Mullen. Iduhi; Vlllirl ,'.r:r."-iriiig, of Mullen, Idaho. Anv and all persona claiming nd verBely the nlxive-dew Ibed land me riiitt'tl to llli' Ihi lr rlfilms In thin oltUc on or l)i-fnr mtlil 2"tn ilay of Or til?r, 1902. ( HAS. H. MOor.ES, S.S-10-10. Ri-Klstrr. " NOT ICR FOU prni.ICATION. rntfl SUiti-s Uind Oltli-e. at Oivgun Clly, Ori-Ron, Juni 3D. 192: Notice Is hereby given Uint In loin .llanre lth the iirvlHlnns of the iut of fonirres of June 3, ls7s. i-nllllnl " An art for the rule of llmlier IttHils In the States of Cllfirn4ii. On'gMi, Nevailn nr Wimhlnirton TenHory," us extciuli-il to nil 111 Pulille I.nml Stales ty srt of Aiitf'tut i, lS'i.1, MlSSOIHtJ C. ItAUMOAHPNKH, of Portland, County of Mullimniah, State of Oregon, him this day llliil In Ihls olllce ht-r sworn Kinteinent No. WW, for the ptireliaso of the SH. iimr ter of sen Inn No. 2. In township No. 3 north, range No. 10 west, and will offer proof to show ttint the land ouR-hl Is more valuable for Its tim ber or stone than for agrli-uluim! pur poses, nnd to establish lo-r rlnlin to Mid land before Ihe Ite(lstr and He. reiver of this ollli-e at Oregon flly, Oregon, on Saturday, the Kith ilny of Septembr, 1102. He narrn n witnesses: Ilyron J. Pinfold, of Moninvllln. Oregon; Wil liam Krlesel, of I'orllniid, Oregon; Al frul f StiHtn f-.nn. of Poril.iii-1, Oregon; Kri d K. Orlsi hlld, of Porlland, Ore gon. Any nnd nil persons elalmliig ad versely the alxive-dewrllMil lands nre reonested to file their rliilms In this unice on or before said 2'ith day of September, 1W2. CIIAS. H. MooitKS, noglUcr. xotick von punr.iuATioN. t'rilled Sillies Land Olllce, Oregon city, July 16, VMi: Notice Is hereby given Hint In com pliance with tlie provisions of Hie act if congress) June 3. is.,, eniirieii "An ict for the sale of tlinle-r lands In Hie slates of California. Oregon. Ne vada, nnd Washington Territory," ns extended to nil public land states by art of August 4. IS'i2, WII.MAM L. OII.SON, f PiillaH, county of Polk, htnte nf Oregon, hns tills day filed In this of flee his sworn statement No, GhS, for Ihe purchase of the NW. quarter of "ntlon No. 10 In township No. 6 north, range No. 9 wesl, nnd will offer proof to show that the land sought Is more valuable for Its timber or stone than for agricultural purposes, and lo es tablish his claim to said land before the register nnd receiver of this of fice ait Oregon City, Ore., on Sa.tur.lny, Ihe 4th day of October, 1902. Ho names as- witnesses: Theodore Stockman, of Astoria, Ore.; James R. Flynn, of Portland, Ore,; Adeson Mon roe, nf Portland. Or.; Thos. H. Bid well. of Astoria, Ore, Any and all persons claiming ad versely -the above-described lands are requested to flls their rlafms In this office on or before said 4th day of Oc tober, 1902. CHA3. B. MOOTIBS, 7-25-9-29 Register. NOTICK Ft) It 1'UtUJCATlON. l ulled Sluies I.niid nitloe, at Orrgon ciiv, Oregon, duly I, i:km: Notice I hereby glvgn Hint lit pom. Iiliiiiii'o with Ih i'iMi'iloin ut l tin act of Coagrw of Juiw 3, K8, inllllecl "An act fur Hie nl of Umber lands In Ihi Slates of California, Oregon, Nevndit mil V4hllltO!l Tenllnry," ,i,i extended to all Hut Tulilla nml Stales by net of Auttunt I, lMIJ, MltS. KAMA O. AUMST IONtl, i if I'ortliiiul. County vt Multi.omah, siuse of Oregon, ims thU day nu.,1 lit till oilio his sworn ttal j:ii0iit, No. S, for Hi iuri'lint of th'i H. half of N I'J. iiutrli r nud lots 1 and 3, of v. Hon No. 3, in t.nvimhlp N, c Ncrth, ltano No, III Went, all.l will offer pioof to mIhiiv that the land sought l mule v,Ut Hilii for it timber ot tone than for agricultural purpose, in, I to 'tiilillh hi claim to o.M l iiel iM.foie dm Iteglstnr and lleeelver ,if this little at Oregon t'liy, Oregon, mi Saturday, the Mill day of Sitm li. r . 1 '".. Itn name ns wlln4ns: Hymn J. Stinfoid, of Moti'itvllla, iinoii: Wllllnm Krlil, of l'ortlaii,, Oregon; ,!? li Knyser, of I'orlliV'.iit, uivgon; Fred K. ortschlld, of Purttand. Oregon, Any nnd all persons claiming ad v' lilv the alxive-dewrllK-d IttlKl are 'e,iuetml to rtl their claims In this ..Hi,-.' on or bxforft nld 20th day of S..p!einli.r, ln) CHA9, H, MOOHF.K, :iiM2. Hgtir. NOTICK FOR n'IH.I(?ATION. I'lilted Slate J,n 1 Oldee at Oregon city. Oregon, July 1, I'm.': Notice Ih hereby lvu that com I'lt.-ii with Hi prorlnlon of th act ,f I'ougrft of June X W. ri.tllled An .u-i r,r the Bale of tliniisir lands In tli Stat of California, Oiigon, N'mda alii Washington Territory," :.S exleltde.! to all th Pllhllc l,lld SMIen bv act of Auit t, i!IJ, ' HAItUCS il,.Tit'NO, if I'.rilaiid, County of Mulluoiuali, Stain .-f Oregon, ba thl day nil ij Ibis :tl n hi" mv or n statement, No. for the tilli-ha'i of Hi HW, ijuar i,t of n.x-ion No 1, In Towiwhlp No. i.'. Nocib, ItaiiKu No, 10 Went, and will l .iT.r piMof to allow that th land .ikIu hi in ir valuable for Its tlm-t-r or nt.iiie Hon for agricultural pur-i.e-i. and t. entablliih hi claim to i .i't la-iil befor th register and re Iceiver of this oftlce at Oregon City, Oregon, on unrdiy. the- :Ui .lay of i .-'.-i t -inbi r. i.'. He names as w ll. i niwSiti; Jiyi in J SaifoiM, rf Moninvllln. Or, iron, Nil b W. Itti'imgtrdner, of l'ort. Ian I. -re,rfii: Alfred (lltafon, of I' n Han I, Oregin; Jacob Kayser, of Portland. Orison. Any and nil pemons claiming ad-v.-i-.'lv th ahove-de-k-rthod lands r re.uet.s In din their claims In this orhv on or tifore ald Mth day of September, 190 cicas. n. MoortRS, Mi ! U llirtitr. notii'i: for I'cni.icvrioN. t'nltiil Stales J,n. OlTlc at Oregon city, oivg.n, July I, 1W2; Nmic i hereby givn Hint In com pllnico with Hi proclaims of th act of Coiigrcw of Juiw .1, entitled " An ad f,.r the of ilmter lands In the Stales of OuJIf irnla, Oregon, Niuiln and Waihlngton Territory." a extended ad Hi Public Land Stales by set of Align! 4, W2, '.li:'l W ItAl'MHAIttiNKIt. i'f 1'irttlanl, County of Multnomah. Si.iic of orenoii. has Ihls day tAvi In this oitlie hi sw.irn statement. No. Vos, for the purcha of Ih lot 3, BE. 'ter of NV. quarter; K half of -"W. ini-irler, of .! tun No. 2, In Towimliip So. 5 North, Itange No. 10 Wei, anil win offer proof to show ili.u ib .md sought Is more vnluabl for It timber or too than for ugrl cttliuial oir'o.. ami lo int,'lh I. Is claim to .itl Innd l-for th tcaMer 'and ivcevr of Ihl office nl Oregon ii - ,(ii .!, on Saturday, (ho !lh biy of Scpttiuhrr. Ian c mmi-n ns Wllnes liyron J, Snnford. of Monlavllla. onifun; Ch.irles Armstrong, of Port land, 'ir-go.i; Puma. Armstrong, of I'.Miliil. Oregon; Jarob Kayser, of Pi l lllllrl. Oregon. Any and nil persons rlnliilng ftd vcraely Ihe nlsive-d'H rlb . binds are re,iuesie, t ni their claims In this olllce n ir before said 10th day of S-plemlwr, 1:103 CIIAS. n. M00RR8, "11-9 12. Iteglster. NOTH.'H Full PUniilCATION. Culled Stales lAnd OlUce ftt Oregon ' Hy, July, 18, 1902. Notice Is hereby given that the foi lowlng namiit settler lias (lied notice of his Intention to make flnal proof In MipMrt of his cbihn. nnd that snld proof will be mmle before the (umnty clerk of Clatsop county, at Astoria, Oregon, on September 1, 190.', vlx: II, K. No. )0'i!i6, by JOSH 8. OOtI,AI!TR, for the H Rli of seotion 10, township I north, niiige 9 went. lie names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon nnd cultivation of siUd land, vlx. Jas. A. Neal, of Warrentnn. Ore.: Holier! Crawford, of Nchnlem. Ore,: Samuel lAinbeiT, of Nehiilem, (ire.; Kinnk 1 I.uiilx'ig, of Nelinleni, Ore chas. it. Moonns. . 7-::.-S.29 Heglster NOTI.-K Pil PUIir.lCATION. Culled St-ites Iitid Office, at Oregon 'lly, Oregon, June .'10, 1902: Notice Is hereby given Hint In com pllance with the provisions of the net of Congress of June 3, 1S7S, entllled " An n' t for the wtlc of timber lan.ls In the SIiiIch of California, Oregon, NVvndi and W.islilngton Territory." ns exten,l,., to nil the public ,nnd States bv net of Aug-ist 4, )S'i2. M A It V T,. OltTSCHlMX of Portland, Couinly of Multnomnh, State of Oregon, hns this day filed In this olllce her sworn slnlcment No. H0.ri, for the purchase of the lot 111, of Merllon 1, S. half of SU. quarter, nnd NW. quarter of SIC. qunrler of section No. 2, In township No. 4 norllv, range No. Iu w-sf, and will offer preof to show that Innd bought Is more val uable for Its 'llmlier or slone thnn for agricultural purposes, nnd 'to establish her claim to snld Innd before the Keg Istcp nnd ltecelver of this office at Oregon ciiy, on Snlurday, the 20lh day of September, 1902. She nnmes as witnesses: Tlryon ,T. Snnroid. of Mortlnvllln, Oregon; Wll llnm Krlesel, of Portland, Oregon; Al fred OiiHtnfsnn, of Portland, Oregon; Fred c. OrtseWld, of Portland, Ou- ft-on. Any and oil persons claiming ad versely the above-descrllied lands are requested to ft a Uhnlr Halms tn t.hls office on or before snld 20th day of September, 1992, CIIAS. B. MOORRS, Register.