The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, August 13, 1902, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE M0RX1XG HISTORIAN. WCDXMSDA Y, AVHXST M. 10J gaily gUtovitm. Telephone, Mala 661. TERMS OP SUBSCRIPTION. DAILY. Bent by mail, per year J6.N Scot by mall, per month 60 Served by carrier, per month .... $0 SEMI-WEEKLY, tent by mall, per year, la advance U 00 The Astorlan guarantees to its ad rertUwri the largest circulation cf any newspaper published on the Columbia River. S. C. TURNER, Business Manager. All Mr. Hanna wants Is to live out his life In Cleveland, with such periods of absence of from six to four years as tils party and a grateful pcpl may force upon him. The king of Italy wants to cut his army expenses and combat Ameri can manufactures with the nvmey; and this Is a great man whose name we should like to learn. Miss Taylor has a queer idea of ofll ilal propriety. She wants to be priv ileged to hold a subordinate position In the federal sendee and be free to In dulge in public criticism of the admin istration and her Immediate super visors. Nobody will sympathiie with Miss Taylor in her failure to clndicate her tkeory. - ;J , ' What a fine motto 'or a federation of nations this sentence from 'Wash ington's letter to Ho?'n-iotu wn!il make- "We have been eontemprdtdes and fellow laborers In the cause of liberty, and we have livl together as brothers should do In harmonious friendship." It has already been used on the Eochambcau monument, and it describes the present relations be tween the United States and France, as well as those between Washington and Eochambeau. A DESIRED IMPROVEMENT. The members of the Civic Improve ment Lea true nre anztaus (hat the wr t erfront should bi a Tr:e appearance and in this, as in every other Instance, they are perfectly right. An fxour sionist passing the harbor co ild hard ly be hypnotised with the du'l and gloomy appearance of our dooks. Any yet this Is he only place thou sands of persons see of Astirit. Why not let them have a more pienrant and beautiful vision -rreet their eyes. No prettier sight than a riw of white buildings along the shore, and fills Is what the league is desinus cf lav ing. The reiuest Is) not nn fpen sive one, and eat dock owner ought to be willing to assht In Making this change. A PJCSTING RAILROAD RATE?. Commerelalr President Hill of the Great Northern was both lucid and epigrammatic In hi talk to the Washington wheat growers at the Dmvnport ooi'orenee. "As well attempt," he said, "to set a broken limb by law rs ta adjust railroad rates by statutes. You can legislate until the barn doors rot off. The best thing to do Is to act ns you have here., with the offlclils. We will try to act In su'-h a way that you will re:i!i?.e thit vp nre doing something fair and in good faith " It depends, of course, a good deal on the "officials" and on the shippers, too. If fill the railway executives in the country could uniformly h relied n to be as fair to their patrons as in this particular lnsTanc? and if ail the patrons of the railroads were r.'-.v- er rnote exacting or mare i:nretfcor nble in their Jeniar.'U an desires than are the farmeis of the "Pi? P.nd" country, there would be no need of laws, stats or federal, teniili -.g ti railwav traffic of th count;-). Fat It Isn't for that sort of people thst the state or the government ennets and enforces lavs. If all men were strict ly honest, penalties for stealing would be as ridiculous as they would be su nerflitous. It is for the antitheses of tha fair and the honest that railway legislation Is necessary. We cmlte agree with Mr. Hill that this sort cf legislation has not been Tre-emlnently successful thus far In accomplishing Its purpose, but we cannot sba-e his pessimism as to the outlook for possible improvement. In fact, it Is not too much to hope that, within the life-time of a sound barn door bung today, there may be In our statutes something which wMI exactly lit existing transportation conditions and be helpful In adjusting rates. A barn door Isn't such a tremen dously loner-lived nffair anyway, and the pocple Bl" presunwN.v getting a little bit wiser every day. The Illinois miners have within four weeks piven the national i-irg.inlMtSon SIM.OW for the strike fund, and still nave nearly J-.WVW in reserve. This donation. It Is slid, is the l.irj,-t ever received for n strike. Seereury Wil son his rece ived notice (hit individual checks for as nuKh ns are now on their way to headquarter .Indicat ing that the appeal to the puMlo for funds has been eff.vtive. i ontrimi tions to the fund in less than one week have rtached $'.S.'W. ex. luslve of the assessment of the bituminous dis trict Is now due. and U s expe-led that JttUHs) or t'O.Ooo will be received daily. TiuluJInsr the assessment of the men. the" first weeks lomno'.inon was in the nelchhorh.vid . f ii'.'.W. It is announced at headquarters that every mail bring in contributions from In dividuals and corporations in sympathy with the miners, but who do not want their names made public. When a man is always throwing up to his wife that she does not vook to suit him like his mother used to. he needs htr to fan the base of his pants like his mother used to. AVe are proud to note the world is growing better. A Nahil!e. Te:ui., wholesale merchant recently returned f 1700 h stole JO years ago. An eastern scientist has made the Assertion that dyspepsia causes a man to lie. If that is the case a lot of the .Mtizens of this town were born dys peptics. Tha Ksw Issue in Temperance. ' WHISKY HEDiCliiES. THE VOICE, The Leadinar Temperance Taixr, Sonndi Hie tan to a .tew iruaae u som, of Decatur, Ala., "if it had not the Following Article. jbeen for Electric Bitters. For three i years I suffered untold agony from "ASOTHEB head ox the hydra."!?11 f01?1 form9 of Indi,!on- . . ; brash. Stomach and Bowel Dvstieiisia. "It tt time attention was drawn to a;Eut tWa ewUeBt meJk,,nf m form of alcoholic traflic tliat seems to . ,, . have been overlooked bv those ensr.iged i ttor!d of good- Smce usin 11 I n in the crusade against the rum power. i&t heartily and have gained 35 If, as is believed 'and taught, alcohol is - pounds." For Indigestion, Loss of Ap most dangerous when it fights in ambush, petite, Stomach, Liver and Kidney if it is most to be dreaded when it finds j troubles, FJectric Hitters are a posi its first entrance to the system in the , twfi guaranteed cure. Only 50c at Pleasant sauces aii.1 dishes ot the "aie, jchas. Rogers' drug stoer. then the for.n of alcoholic traffic in ques- J tion is doubly dangerous,- for it comes in thA cmiiA nt nipiiicine and attacks ft sva- . tern prepared bv weakness to easily sur- render to the assault. In many PATENT MEDICINES which are largely consumed throughout the country, by all classes of people, there is a nercentase of alcohol which puts them on a level with beer, rum and j whisky as intoxicants, it is tne smau ness only of the dose prescribed which prevents a prompt recognition of the in toxicating effects of these so-called medi cines by those who use them. It is sate to amnn that tney are MEDICINES IN NAME ONLY. Their chief value lies in their alcoholic effect as a stimulant. In fact, those who know, attribute the benefits ascribed to this class of medicines wholly to the stimulative effect of the alcohol they contain. They are used largely by per sons not in the habit of drinking liquors, and the little dose taken three or four time a day is as stimulating to these people as his regular "finger" of "bit ters" is to the regular liquor-drinker. WH.VT CAN BE DONE? " What ouzht to he done at least is to combcl every patent-medicine manufart- urer to put on ine wrapper uj nn vuiite the quantity of alcohol it contains. That would at least leave people to exercise their own iudsnnents. More than that, no paper trulv interested in temperance ; reiunn miuuiu jjiiol .ot oii,wii3..uvu of anv alcoholic medicine. It should be the duty of every temperance organiza tion and branch in the country to look into this question, nutate it. and deal with the facts just as earnestly and as honestly as other facts have been dealt with." Appreciating the gravity of the issue raised bv the strong statement of facts made in' the foregoing article, we wish to call general attention to the fact that Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Dr. Pierce's 1'uvorile Prescription contain SO ALCOHOL, NO WHISKY, NO INTOXI CANT OF ANY KIND. These medicines are equally free from opitmi and other n.-ireotiei. Tiiey are in the strictest meaning of the words, temperance ineitieiite. Of no other medicine, pUt up (.jrw-eially for woman's use can it be truth fully a finned, as of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, that it contains neither alcohol nor opium or other narcotic in any form. While the negative features of iJoctor Pierce's medic-Men may only interest some of the readers of this artiele, the positive features of these medicines must be of interest to e very one. The great value of "Goldi.-f Medical Discovery" in the cure of diseased or (itnnged con ditions of the stomach and digestive and nutritive organs is testified to by less of thousands who have found health and healing in this great remedy. The " Dis covery" increases the action of the blood making glands, and by curing the dis eases which corrupt and cripple the stomach and digestive and nutritive or gans, it enables a full and pure supply of blood to be sent to every part of the body. WOMEN KNOW ITS WORTH. Women who are always appreciative of benefits, have been especially appre ciative of the benefits following the use of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. Its wonderful cures of irregularities, inflam mations, ulcerations and female troubles, bave caused women te name it, "that God-send to women." It is entitled to wear the " blue ribbon " of merit as well at the blue ribbon of temperance. 7'" w iVii i mjitnttmm Perfect Health Is within the reach of almost evert woman. The weakness, nervousness ami imiamuiv trom wtitcn so manv f- i.: .v .. women suffer is in general due to dis ease of the lelicate womanly organism. When the disease is cured the general health is re-established. Doctor Pierce' Favorite Prescription makes weak women strong and sick women well, it promotes reeulantv. , . . (. -----.- uncs kiiMreeaute ana eniceoun drains, heals inflammation and ulceration and cures female weakness. When these diseases are cured, headache, backache, nervousness and weakness are cured also, twas very wruk ami ntrron when t rem- mtticcd tskiat Or Pierce Katrotite IWitv tkm ti.t -Uol.ten Medical licovrrv ' atvnt year asa writes Mrs. it K Kwrrtt. of S) Osfont Street. Woodcock. Ont. "t hud burn Zk. -7 T Vr'1 .7 .MJ L1"" tvhvsicittn All the time, but it I srctntxi to m.iLe m reel miirH wir r.- morascK m. '.v.l t mytluctor t.l me), atWt my news wrre tn such state that I would trt t the !e.t tnne. 1 felt imuMe at all limes; wa. ihit able to do any of my own tioiw- work: hi tt Weep help alf the time. How I suffered sad mvlf jlone know, t was heh) me. 1 ,uk ve titles if Km-oriie i. scnptKMl.- tr ot l-.ol lell MclK-at lli-overv, also two vials of Ir. Pierce's PtraNant IVllrtm I can hiehlv recont:uen:l the medieinr to ..it who tan-eras I did. I never had better healla j than t now eoiov. and it it all owing tu Dr. r.cicx a meiumcs." Dr. ricrce's Common Sense Medical i.l,.;.--, ,. r LT- uu ! receipt of 2t oue-cxMit sunim to pay expense of mailing omy. Adaress Dr. K. V. Tierte, ButTilo, N. Y. .1 A. R. Bass, of Morgantown. Ind., iv, a - - , -. : ' I the night and had severe backache and I ruins In thv U'n. ,1,-.1 k. .. -t- . " ' v um ... Foley's Kidney Cure. For eaie bv Frank Hart, druggist. Pampering and candy-feeding a bov !;'Jts him In poor condition to fight jfhe battles of life. SAVED AT GRAVES BRINK. " I know- I would long ego have been n m)- grave," writes Mrs, s. h. New f! f rtAPI I Flnr"fft5rol 111110101 LltXiriCCll Installing and Repairing The Ik'st Equipped Shop in Oregon Outdde of Portland Has Just Been Opened, at 421 BOND ST. FctSmitnc Rforfv nn LO 111110 ltd lUQUXj Ull Wiring for Light and Power, New Motors, Dynamos, and Electrical Apparatus Of ah Kinds. Supplies Kept in Stock Agents tor the Celebrated SHELBY LAMP Best Under the Sun V Reliance Electrical Works H. W.CYRUS, - M'gr Scott's Santal-Pcpsin Capsules A POSITIVE CURE For jofiHnm.atiti or Ottarrh if 11- Hnvt'U r I'l IiUeakt-d KliJni.y. ti't tine no pay. Curt-B quickly and I rmL- Ilt-r.'ll tilt', ttftfht CFtn'H of 4wmin hoi-a and 4-I'M, D'j rufitf'-M-f how Jons' ntuml ing. Aho(u't-ly burin j-,h. Hold bf dru;rjiMB. Prke 81.00, or ij mail, txjfttiiiiid. THE SANTAL-PCPSIN CO., BELLE FONTAINE OHIO. SoJ by Chas. Rogers, 459 Commerci al Street Astoria. Oregon. C. J. Trenchard Insurance Commission and Snipping. Agnt Well Fargo and Pa cllic Express Cnmpanle. Cus tom Houe Broker. PRAEL & COOK TRANSFER COMPANY. Telephone 22t DRAYING AND EXPRESSING All goods shipped to our care Will receive special attention. No. 538 Duane Bt W. X COOK, Mfc-r. Toley'a Kidney Cure purifies the blood by slrnlnlug out Impurities and tones up the whole system. Cures kidney and bladder troubles. For .-ale be Wank Hart, Pruggtst. A woman may soon venue to mouin the loss of her lirst husband, bat her eectmd husband htinlly over t'oes. NO FALSE CLAIMS. The proprietors of Foley's Honey and Tar do not advertise this ns a i " sure cure for consumption." They do not claim It will cure this dread i j complaint In advanced cases, but do positively nssert that it will cure in i .'?.... " ' .; . ' " . v.miu.ti nn.i n?m' in me worst cases, Foley's Honey and Tar Is w ith out doubt (he greatest throat and Inns remedy. Refuse substitutes. Sold In Frank Hart, druggist. If some of our eltli.n v. .to as il- joqllolit In looking for e ..b as they ...Cf. ... .1. c.re in Mi-king about their la. link jthey w ould never bv out of rodtable employment. J KOIT.S A IK AW.Y ATTACK. j I ' .,if., , ... ,... L, , " f" ''' l u !, '," "clans were unable to help her. writes M, M. Austin, of Winchester. !;ul but was completely cured bv IV. K'n:'' New Life lilts.- TVv work wonders In stomach and liver troubles. ,"ure constipation, sick headache. iat Chus. Rogers" drug store. i ' I I Occasionally you si some menib. r !f a family who dates back and re- i'tved centuries bko. this accounts for ,so many bm In society today. BRONCHITIS FOR TWENTY YKAKS Mrs. Minerva Smiih. of Danville. Ill . !w - ri:es: I nsa tironcnttls for twenty years and never gn relief until I used jv,,.,.., onev nlu, Tar, wh,,h a nlre Cure."-Sold bv Frank Hart. .iruggist. When a girl rejects n mug ti ls to I: me wisest imng ne can t v, 4 h,.t ,i t once for fear I might change her mind. i When ,vher mei Jlake Foley's Ki.lne ed when every thi: ' roinre !. For sale . .'.riu-irist. .'tne have falhM. O'ire. It has cur i ise has dlsp l.y Frank liar:. Trying to be a good f.-ltow without j i the funds to h:i t. it up is tn the s.wiu .. line with the dis. uvery of pen-etu.il I.in motion never has yet been sohed. It" Steamer SIE The Largest, Staunches'., Steadiest, and most seaworthy vssel ever on the route. Best of Table and State Ilom Accommoda tions. Will make round trips ever' 1K d between. Astoria and FARE Ciiasectlrj at Astoria with the Ore iron Itallroad & Navigation Co. and the A-V'-rU Columbia R. It. for 1'ort.and. San Francisco and all potsu EJt. For freight and passenger rates apply to Samuel Elmore & Co. General Agents or to B. C. IAMB, Tillamook. Or. A. ft C. R. R. Co. Portland, Or. FOUNDED SUN INSURANCE OFFICE OF LONDON THE OLDEST PURELY FIRE OFFICE IN TIIK WOULD. Ch Aaseta ... Cash Asust In United Htutea. C A. HENRY & CO., 215 Sansome Street - SAMUEL ELMORE North Pacific Brewery. JOHN KOPP, Proprietor. The l'.jpu!ar Fro'l uct of tliss only lircwerv in Nrth western Oregon enjoys n very In rye doriitHtic hi. . ex port Sale. KOPPS BEST bottled or in key . Free City Delivery, Hotel PORTLAND PORTLAND, OR KG ON The Only Plrt-ClaHn Hotel In Portland ONE DOLLAR cannot be expended to better advantage fu yourself or absent friends than in a year's subscription for tiie Semi-Weekly Astorlan It gives all the city and county news twice each week foi only one dollar a year in advance. TWO IIOTTLEH CURED HIM. t i troubled with kidney com plaint for shout two years," writes A. It Mali, of Mt, Sterling, la., but two bottles of Foley's Kldbey Curs effect ed ,i permanent cuiv.' Ald by Flunk ll.ut. drutiglst. V Itushmnn or Hotleulot Is just about as competent to leach school im some paivnts me to rear children, und kl.ln.ys nre safeguard of Make the kidneys heallhy with y's Kidney Cure. Sold by Frank l, druKirtt. i m difference between gnu barrel .m l a hish barrel is tliat one kills wit!; a hang and the other with a bur u. ::cT li'l'l! Klt'MCYS FOU i;in:i'MATisM. When you are suffering from rheu n..'.sin. the kidneys must be nttend- I ; i at one so that they will elimi nate the uric i. l I fioin flu,. IiKhhI, F ys Kidney I'ure Is the most ef-:-,'U e teni.'.lv tor litis purpose. It. T. lb.; kits, of I'o.ar. Wis, says- "After U!-.nccessftii;y iloeloilttg for ttlive 'ir for t lietuna :!m With tile best .1 i,-tiv, 1 ti ll .1 Foley's Kidney Cure at. 1 i; cur 'il ni'. 1 cannot speak loo hualy of Ibis ureal me.lleitie,"" For s..; iiy 1'i.it U Hart, druggist. eit is bad enough when a man .n. bai li Is a great .leal worse i be Is up. Till: l'Kll'i: i F HKUt'KS. my cddV In the last war wiote iv th.it for Scratches. Itrulses, Wound'!, i'orns, Sore Fe. t and Joints. Hu. kl.-ii's Arnica Salve is ! in the world, Same for Uiirns, 1 Foils, Fleers, skin t'niptlons ! ';'"s It , i: l i s or no p ;y, I inly i 'has. Uogers' drug store. is .1 ! I!l w ho needs dough sends bills. A M'.l.l.l"' Id I: - M i :i " the th.ns .if of Wed Colnt. I.l. Us - i .1.' I h id settled . .himiiv; a most obslpiote ;i! t Si si.i.nis xii I.l be had bi:: .'HIM not help lilm. t1 c . ii '!..-li. lit lie vv .is .loomed Iv hi !o lr King's New l'seov ;.. "i ", .ii and I'll m: " It ; , , me and saved my I ic e v i inh .'.T pounds." It's tivtlv Rt!.,r:it.ed for Coughs, - .it.. I l.iin.- Iroiit.ies. Pr. e Go.' Jl, Tii 1 botiies free at ('has. is' druir store. SI. ELMORE Tillamook $3.BO Astoria, Or. O. R. & N. Co. Tortland. Or. X. D. I7IO Sil.so,ro J.'iiri.ij GENERAL AGENTS. - San I'randsio. Cal. & CO., AGENTS fB) ID) A W OREGON SlIOT LINE and union Pacific P)art I'hll'MJlrt frtlmt SM0ll :(K)a. m. via Muni liiRton Atiando B:xpn? S 6U w m, vl Hunt Inulon Si. Paul Kat mall ( l. in. vl IM.ICg Krum riirtlaiiil Arrlvi Omt t .1.. rMitV.p vt, Worth, oma-i iii. Kn C'lty j;S p. in St. I.oiiln. Olilcngi) Kust. ! Pult lki,tinvr Kt. Wortli, Oma. tin, Kanaaa City, 11:10. it St. lnila, t'hioni i n.t Kt. WalU "Willa, Twlaton. 8l. kitnt. Mlnnrap.'lli St. Tiiul. Uuiutb ,J;00a. w Mllw.uikii, Chl-1 on i n, Kam i 71 hour from INvrtUnd ta lliloaiv Ni Chann of Cam. ' OCEAN AND RIVEU SC1IKDVI.K Fivm Atnrlii I All Mliliif Jlw nbjoot to t'tinir' For San Krsncw en vny flv days M,jnly 7 a. m. tVUiml.i ltlvr lilx- T.i IVrtland and 4 a. in. coot Sun, 1 Way Landing. StlMtm(-r ahit,ftrt li'iiv... Aalnrta t tiiti thtlh' fur lhvtlftk. Oitmulliiir IhMrM ith train f.r lmit llvaoh. Tioga anj North Hi!! point. Itolunilng ar rive at Aur!a same uvonlng. 0. W- LOl'NSIIKKRT, Agni. Arli, A L, CUAia. Qr! I'a'nsir Agnl, t'artUn.t. IWrgni. , EAST SOUTH 0,CCM.- ia. a VIA l'l".it. Fifth nd Irving ta. rortland Ovfrlan.l Kspr Trains for Halrm, Itusrblirg, All- Inml, n.raiiii'nto, Ugden, Han Fran cliico, MoJhvk. U Anelp. Kl I'aao. New Orcloun and the i:at. Arrlva S. p.m 7: it a m 7:2 p.m 8 30 a.m At Witn.lltiirn ("lally except Sun tlavl. inornlna- I train connect with i train for Mt. An . gl. Hllverton. II r i) nr n v 1 1 1 Stirlna-noM n,l Natron, and even- Mix train for Mt. Angpl and Silver Inn 7:S0 a.m Corvallls pacn- t I p.m l4:M p.m Shorldan a.cn- l8:a m I a' I 'Pally, f'tmlly crfp( Hiinday lU'bat tti kctK on sal b-twn Port land, Sacramento and Han Francisco Net rates $17.50 first clans, without berth and 114 00 second class, Including berth. llufs and ticket to Eatrn polnta and Kuroii.-. AIo Japan. China, Hono lulu and Auntrnlla. ('an b obtainrd M.m v . a. S. hllHtiK, Third and Wuh InKton srecta. t..nmtA. pivision. Passenger depot foot of Joffemon St. Lee for Onweg.i dally t 7:20. 'IMI a. m.i 12:30, 1:55, 3:25, 5:15, :. 8:05, 11:30 p. m. and 9:00 p. m. on Sunday only. Arrlvs at Portland dally at :36. 8:30, 'IO-.'jO a. m.: 1:35, 3:16. :3, I J. 7 40, 10:00 p. m.; 12:40 a. m. U illy except Miindav: 8:90 and 10:45 a. m. on Sun day only. Leave' for Pallus dully except Hun day at 4:30 p, m. Arrive at Portland at 9:30 a. m, PadMnger train leave Dull is for Alrlee Monday., Wednesday and Fri days t 2:43 p. m. Return Tu'dny. Thursday and Saturday. Except Sunday. . Ti. B. MILLER, Gen. Frt. and ('. Agt BEST0F EVERYTHING In a Word This Tells of the Pinss.igei Servks via f he Worlhvcslern feine. Klght Trains Dilly Between Ht. Paul and Chicago, cmprlxlng The Latent Pullman Sleeper, l'ecrltfH Dining Cars, Library ami Obaervillon Curs, Fre Reclining Chair Ciir, The :0th Century Traln- Runs Lvery Day of the Hear. The Finest Train in the Work Electric Myhted Heated THE BADGER STATIC EXPRESS, th Finest Lally Train Running lietween Ht. Paul and Chkagu, via the Short Line. Connections from the Wet Made vis The NORTHERN PACIFIC GREAT NORTHERN AND CANADIAN PACIFIC R'YS. This 1 alo the BEST LINE between Omaha, St, Paul and Minneapolis. All Agents Sell Tickets via The Northwestern Line W. H. MBAB, Oeneral Agent. 148 Alder Street, H. L, SISLEJt, Xra-. Aiens PorUund, Ottfi NOTU'W niv .H' PLICATION. (inltiM Statt Laml Oitli. at Orrgon Cltv. tiri'Hon, July 1, w)i Noiico U lii'irliy kIvuii "u,t In 'nni iiinco with h i.ivvulon of thA not nt CmigrMa nf Jutw 3, h7, (tilttltit " An art for tli rniln nf lliiitx-r IhiuU In lln Hlttlc nf Cnllf.iinlil. Dri'giiii, Nt'vnila Mint Wttlilngti;i Trrt'lliiry," an mtrnJmt ti nil tlio t ublto i.and Stnio ly il of August I, isuj, MltS. HAM A 0, AUMST tONO, of IVitliiiiJ. f'mi'ity of Multi.nmaJi, nut' of orognn, Ima till Jy iiinl lit ilii iiltli'd lit awttrn iHt jmuni, nu, .-.mvi, fur tlm iiiiiliit f , h. htilf nf NIC, qiiartt-r mt Iota 1 ami 3. of anv. linn No, 3, In iiwnlili N,., c Ncrlli, liniim' Nn. in Wi'.t, nut will .nvr IMiinf tn mIuiw that ttia l.iml nuglit It iiimo vnlnihl.j for ii iiii.lirr in ioiu' tliiut fur ngrloulturitl tutriMmo, iiikI In i-tiiillli hi claim i,t I.umI U'furi tlin ItoitiNtor ,iiii Unci'lver .if till ntllce nt itrrgtm C!y, lirrgnn, .in Siitunliiv, th :oi)i itny i,f Hi'tm. Inr .l!K;', IU iiniiif. ii wlliUiMPii; I-imii J. Hunfm.1, of Mitntavllla, nrt-Knn; Wlllluin Krl"ol, I'mtlntiil, ir.'i;iin, Jiiniti K'ttva-T. nf t'urliii'.ui, i ii.'k-iiii, l-'iiti i:. ii (( hl.1, of I'm ttnnil, i llvgllll, Anv nml nil iihoii rl,ilmlii ml ."iry Dm alvo..orlliot Inu.U ar :-.iitlml tn fll thnlr I'lalma In tin ..m.v nn or liiotd lil roth Jay of S.-pit'inlii-r, ItfiiJ t.'IIAS. II, MACiUKS, mim:. ttwgt.tor. NOTICH FOR Pt'lK.te.VTtON. fulled Mtntc l.nnl Ofltce at Curgolt i"iv. tiicsun, July I, inn; Nillhn I litilrliV Lrlvn thai 'i, ll ll.im i" with th pMvliiliin of Dm ct I i ' mri.M Att In,. . i-a " An aot for tti l of tlmlior Innd III th.- Slut of Cullf,;-i!i, Or, nun, Nciii li mil Wanlihiitt in 'IVrrltoi y," .-. 1'itmdi'J to nil Dm Publlo Iaim S'.iirt ly of Augiut (. It:''.'. i'IIAULKS AltM.Tit'iN't), i f t'l.rUnn l. Coiinly of Mulinoiiuili, Sin', - .f Ori-aMii, h.t, th! iUy nir. in tlili iiiti o hi iv nn iiitfmnt. No. r.s', for t. pnritm of m SV, Hilar. !.r of h'ihi No , m Towiwhlp No. '. North. lt.im,- No, 10 West, nod H 'ft. r priuf to ahow that thf Uint iuht U liiioi Viilual'lc for It Mill tu t or it. nn than for agricultural pur l-. i, ititd to ontrtlillnh hi claim i -. il l la-iri tef : tiie rcsiiitfr and r .l.r cf thi ottl.'n nl Orrgon itty, Vi'ui, on itiit l.iy. li hu il.ty of -V t -oil.rr. .:. 11.. iisiiif iv :. ll.--t-M I yr hi J Saif.r-1. f f Mmitavilltt. Or .m: i'lil-li VV, liaitiuirdnor, of Port, land. Orvoi; Alfred tiiitafon. of l i thin ). (igo i. Jacob Ksynfr, of Portland, (rjjrn. Any ind nil prnon clnlmlng ad-icr-.-lv tli bovp-dnfcTlh1 Innda ara rr.ni.tr.t t did their i-iuim n thi .itn.-. oi or twfor al.l ?rt!h day of S.-j.tdiitK'r, 902 CHAS rt. M'lOUKS. Ml -9 12 jt,!, N i'l'IO; FOR ri W.IOATION. I'nit.Al Stitc iwiM-l tull.o at Oregon my. dreg m, July I, w: Noll... t h.rby glvn that In com. I'lUncn nith the provM in of tho act f i 'oner,- of Juno .1. I;i. entitled " An not for ;h alo of .imfer land m the Hta'e of 'allf .nu t, Orrgon, N'. :.l,i nti I Wiirilnt.u Territory," in tt.nl.d (.. o'l the fubllo Land MiC.-s .y act of AilKtlut 4. ivi.', 'AI.K'l V llAl'MU.VItDNI.'lt. f Puritan I. County of Multiiotnah, "' "iron. hu this day tiled in thii ..nil-.- hi itw.irii !iitcincnl. No, 'on. for the urcha4 of the lot 3. HK. nufi,r ,,f nv. ijuartcr; Hi half of V 'iniil-r, ..f ih-ciIoii No. 3. In T .ii !ii, So s North, Riintfrt No. 10 'rt. mid mill off.-r proof to show 'tut ili - i.uij aintii ! niom viiliuiilo f " it'-i tiinli.-r or t . ie tha i for ugri- . ni ! tti .it lit ;io.l I:, rasi'dlnh II il.iiio t.i I land hefmp i tut icglntcr it, l r -.-..ivr o.' thi .!!!. ,tt i'ic..n in. 't ii, on Huliii'itiy, thi Mth o iv f Sc,i, nib. r. hmc. II- imih.h ,i If ll'-'l ' -H Ii r ..ii ,1 Honford, of Montavlllii, iii.-.-Mii I'hirlf Armitninii, of port, 'nnd. ir (to.i. llama Ainistrong. of !'"'"- "rcin; J.u'ob Kayei-r, of I' i :l.ut I. i i.-oii. A .v mi. I nil pornoii cl.il nlnif ml v. r-.lv tin. Ahiivc.dnrlbl hind i i. in. -it.-. I t,, (11,. their i-lnlm M t,u .a ,r I -r,.r i-atd loth day of S-'j.t.-ii 1. -r, !i3 'HAS. 11. M' Kilt EM. M! J t: R.-gleter. I .N'-TICI-: FOR PL'IILIOATION. il 'ii'-! Hlutc Ijind Oltlis lit Oregon ! m.v. July, 13, im. Nolle- l lien-hy rlvin that the fol l'..viui.i;tincil settlor Ikui tiled notice) if IiIn liiti-nilou to iniike ft ii it I proof in iiH.rt of hi claim, and that suld .niif will ho mode before the county ' i' ik nf Clatsop county, at Astoria, "i non on H-ptoinbcr 1, 1902, vlx: II, IC. No. In'iliU, by JOHN B. i-.OULARTIC. fur the H E t of seotlon 10, townnhlp I north. e(iiH'. 9 weet. Ho iinnie the following wltnescs to prove hi rtmtlmioii renlileiice upon ni l riiltiv.illoti of siUd Innd, vlx Jus. A. Nciil of Wurrcnton, Ore.: Robert Crawford, of Nehnl-m, Ore.; Hnmild Ltinhcrif, of Nehulein. Ore.; Frnnk l.uiilHiy, of Ni-hnlmii, Ore CHAH. 11. MOO It EH. '"' '1-29 Register NOTICE Fort PL'IILIOATION. Ifnlted Ht il. la-md Olllce, at Oregon City, Orcguii, June 30, 1902; Notice I hereby given that In rom plliinr.. with the priivlMlon of the net of CoturreH of Juno 3, 1S7H, entitled " An nt t for the Mile of timber Innds In the HtalcM of t 'nilforulii. Oregon, N"V!nl.i nn. I WiiKhlugton Territory," ns ext. tnl. d to mi the Public Land Htatet, hv net nf Ailnnt 4, 1S'2. MARV L. ORTHCHILD, of PorlliKid, Conirty of Mulltioninh, Htnto of oregmi, hns this ilny lllcd In thli ottlre hr sworn staleinent No. r.ti5, for the purchase of the lot IS, of Mcctlon I, H. hnlf nf UK. (imrter, and NV, tiunrter of HE, quarter of ei'tloii No. 2, In township No. 4 north, t aiiKo No. 1 w.-st, and will offer proof to show thnt Innd houtrhl Is more vnl mililo for It llmlier or stono l-hitn for nttrlcultiiral purposes, nnd 'to intnbllMh her claim to snM Innd before the Reg-' Inter nnd Receiver of this olllce at Oregon city, on Rnlurdoy, the 20th dny of Heptemher, 1902. She names ns witnesses; Rryon J. Snnford, of Monitnvllln, Oregon; Wil liam Krlesel, of rortlnnd, Oregon; Al fred Oiistnfuon, of Portland, Oregon; Frl C. Ortschlld, of Portland, Ore gon. Any and all persons claiming ad versely the abnve-descrlhed lands are requested o file thdr rtalma In this office on or bofore snld 20th day of Hoptenrrbe-r, 192. CHAS. B. MOORR8, , Register.