The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, August 17, 1902, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MORNING ASTORIAN. SUNDAY, AUGUST 17. I'HU Telephone, Main 661. TERMS OP SUBSCRIPTION. DAILY. Bent by mall, per rear. Bent by mall, per month M (0 (Served by carrier, per month . BEMI-WEEKLY, est ty mail, per year. In advance U 00 The Astorian guarantees to it ad Tertlaers the largest circulation or any newspaper published on the Columbia River. S. C. TCRXER, Business Manager. . WHT THIS DISCRIMINATION J It was thought that Aitona vas in a fair way to set tho settlers rates, but the circular issued by the Imml- the masthead of an American vessel in ration clearing associated for New every port and on every sea. Interest York, Boston, ThlUde'iphSa f.nd Balti- jin both our navies. mercantile and war, more excludes it from the common Lin increase. late. . . u. j Our bright capable yours; men Bill Stations In Oregon ar.d Washington attracte1 to sea-r.ar.ship as a pro tart of the Cascade mountains have jfesslon, one of the noblest in fae i t. rate kss than 'he placxs west of the jBw!1 That is hat Kr.gia-sd mountains. All places west of the inr centuries of pre-eminence In the mountains on the railroad, from Med- world carrying trade. The chanc-e ford to Victor;, have a common rate for thf futur ls ours, y,r oo we mcp'- Astoria, which ls discriminated not take u. vlTit is it that our com ogainst to the lmoun-. of '.ne and a ' missioner of Navigation is compelled half dollars. How is It that a passen- jto report that the Increase in the r.uro etr can be carried f-on Uoble to Med- cf our s.a. going officers in the lord, a distance of three hundr-.si t nd ivtv.ficht utiles for noihlcs, but be j a half to as- cr.aite. uuc , -- toria, a distau"e cf sixty miles, iiere is a dietritc of nearly four counties, with many acres of fino lauls tuscep tible of fttrnishing .ivany homes. Po .v o.r.. rni-.is anv business i " 1 in this direction? Does not the local road think it provable to settle up the vacant lands and build up the bus- lness that would thrive rere Pethaps it would be well to ask a conference with the presidents of the roads. It Eeemed to be effective in cases of the farmers of the Inland Empire? LABOR AND CAPITAL. Mark Hanna, at a recent Chautau qua in the East delivered an address on "Labor and Capital." In the course of explaining this wide topic he said: "I know that the tendency in this country and the world over has been to selfishly appropriate the larger part of the benefits of industry to capital. As long as labor was in a situation that It must submit, it did so, but In the twentieth century, when thinking men began to think seriously upon this question, they made up their minds that they must give considera tion to the fact that the laboring man Is entitled to a greater share of the products Of Industry which they help ed to create." Coming from a man in Senator Han nas position, that is a most important declaration, which cannot fail to have a potent effect upon all discussions, disputes and settlements of the fu ture. It ls true the speaker went on to defend the trusts as economic ne cessities, as Indeed they are-the na tural and inevitable sequence of un limited .destructive competition yet the proclamation that labor must share with capital a fair proportion of its profits, and that in far too many instances an equitable division has not vet been reached, will help greatly 0UD IllLMLMl EDWARD PRIOR, MNCtS First-Class U p-tc-U at e Work UNION I.AhOR ONLY "I luv a rooster for tew thiims one iz the krow that iz in him, and the other iz the spurs that air on liim to bak up bis krow with." Josh Iliu-lNos Astorian Publishing Co. Tenth and Commercial Sts. Phone 66i Astoria, Or. to clearlfy the Industrial situation, nnd ought to make more acceptable to capitalist nnd employes alike Hi principle of arbitration, for which the National Civic Federation stands. WE MVST HAVE nnr.-:. In view of the cone-ess.onnl dic tions next November mu:t not neg lect to Impress on the country, and on all congmfsskunl t andl li t'-s the fact that our .nerohant ma -in re quires building up by means of .o- teiiron the form of a liberal rMp sulf'dy bill. If we g-t enough, none o wn rcmi; steamships "e n Pe saved the humiliation (jr.l ptnse of l.W.noft yearly) of bolnir forced to ask foreigners to carry our go i fir us. Our motto should b, "Amerl.in gools in American made and owned ships, navigated by American cfH.crs. and, is far as possible, Anri. ,:n sea men." When the American flag is .'ying ftl jnavy ts on5y 5S sinc. wh;;e th stonnaee has Increased bv 5il7S torji Tk. ..t . - ....v.. ... .v.. ,vtv vi zt completed, and under construe. ticm. Is Sr ,0-5. ar.d we have only or.e sea-going officer to everv s tons dis-i placement la 1S we had one or to each ?r,i trtns e W II 1-11- .. Seamanship as a profession has r.ot been popular. The passage of a lib- jeral ship subsidy bill will help to smake it so. Office of C. Q. 5L, VaccouTer bar racks, Washington, Jnly 31, 1902. sealed proposals in triplicate, w ill I re ceived here until 11 o'clock a. m. August 29, 1302, for furnishing forage and bed-' ding at posts in this department for year ending June 30, 19C3. Information furnished here or by quartermaster at posts. U. S. reserves right to reject or accept any or all proposals or any part thereof. Envelopes containing proposals should be marked : "Proposals for forage and bedding at " and addressed to undersigned. J. W. Jacobs, C. Q. M. We are proud to note the world is growing better. A Nashville, Tenn., wholesale merchant recently returned flTOO he stole 30 years ago. Central Meat Market 542 COMMERCIAL ST. Yoar orders for meats, both FRESH AND SALT Will be promptly and fc'.:.'aeUjrlly attended to 3. W. MORTON, Prop. Teleptione No 221. PRAEL & COOK TRANSFER COMPANY. Telephone 221. DRAYING AND EXPRESSING All goods shipped to our care Will receive special attention. No. 538 Duane St. W. J. COOK, Mgr. Oregon's Blue Ribbon State Fair Salem, September 15 to 20, 1902 Tcu are Invited to attend and see the greatest industrial ex t position and livestock show ever held on the Pacific Coast. Good rs'Hng every aftjnoo.r Ctmp ground free. Come and bring your families. For any Infor mation, write M. D. WISDOM, Secretary. Portland, Ore. Calislficnlcs Are a benefit to hcalthv women. But to women who are suffering from iliwsses peculiar to their sex they are an injury. When there is weak back or bearing down pains, sulcache or other indication, ot womanly weak ness, exercise can only aggravate, the condition. The womanly health must lie first ' restored be fore strength can be developed by exer cise. Pr. Pierce's Fa vorite Prescription makes weak women strong and sick women well. It does this by healing the womanly diseases which undermine the general health. It stops the drains that weaken women, heals inflammation and ul ceration ana cures female weakness. tt hra t fir com- rafnetd iwin Poctnr tVTv ntdicia. wntes Mm cwrte ."r3i wa iw.5rr.B.)j frvs Ss siAie srrla-v 4 tWt niia. rat rirrd feet-ai at! the tisse. t i-iLCjroi tv1 is last m fi.- isv Mt s..I I !ra tj:3t r,n moiK-.ae. A-ter . tie rs t u feet brttrr I , fc Sfct' " V lyttt Farvvrtle rii"c:Si -a l-s-.- oi v"-jC !n Vrox-si PuKserr " one vut o r'c Pr'tetk '.-c sscd eae tf et Or Ssr Caurrs Rr-nots Now I trri tike n t ca tk ra-Jc.K!iA.,!, ' "1 ! win a ukiag yoar iseiidae sad a a h!jsat her - Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets promote resnlaritT of the bowels, and assist the action of "Favurite Prescnptkm." No other laxative ihould be uaevl wita 1. i Pierce's Medicines. SAVED AT GRAVES BRINK. I know n r I would long ago have been Ud when everything else has d!$ap- j v: lire- writes Mrs. S. H, New- poim d. For saU- by Frank liar:. I,,,n his I in my grave, wit, or iwcatur. Ala, "U It itaa not Itwn for Kloctrie Killers, For three I suffered untold agony from ; ,V.a nrt f.tm.a nt tn.A.,n W'n ;brasn stomach and'ltowel Pyspepsla. Rut this excellent medicine did me a I world of eood. Since usina it I can u, heartily and have gained S3 : iTOunds." For Indigestion. Loss of Ar- j troubles. Electric Bitters are a post. ! tv. imaranteed cure. Only 50c at General Electrical Installing and Repairing The Best Equipped Shop in j Oregon Outside of Portland Has Just Been Opened, at 421 BOND ST. Estimates Made on Wiring for Light and Power, New Motors, Dynamos, and Electrical Accaratns Of ah Kinds. Supplies Kept in Stock Agents tor the Celebrated SHELBY LAMP Best Under the .Suit Reliance Electrical Works H. W.CYRUS, - M'gr Scott's Santal-Pepsin Capsules POSITIVE CURE For Inflammation or Catarrh of tbe Klatliler ami Jjia.frd Kltio-7. h'o cure no pay. Curta quickly and Ptrnia. n-nl!r the or,t cara of i.oiiorrtiAt-a and lt, no mat'erof howlonK nand lDg. Abnolutrly harmlfKa. Sold by drupflBta. Price SI W, or by mall, poatpaid, ll.OO, 3boic,2.:5. THE 8AHTAL-PEPSIM C0 SSIKFONTSINI, OHIO. Sold by Chaa. Rogers, 459 Commerci al Street, Astoria. Oregon. Don't Guess at It But If you ar govna; East write us for our rates and let us tell you about the service and accommodations offer ed 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 aa we are in a posi tion to give you soma valuable infor mation and assistance; 31 miles of track over which are operated some of the finest trains in the world. For particulars regarding freight or passenger rates call on or address. . C. LINDBBT, B, H. TRUMBULL, T. F. R. A. Com'l Aft. 112 Third St., Portland. Ore. $Pl&v. Foley's Kidney Cure purines th blood by straining out Impurities and tones up the whole system. Cure kidney and bladder troubleFor by Frank Hart, Ihuitrilst, An AiUotlic, nil) fell in tVmni' it lul street last week and broke three rib - of her umbrella. NO FAUHW CLAIMS The proprietor of Foley's Honey and Tar do not advertise (hi n a "sure cure for consumption." They do not claim It will cure slhls dread complaint In advanced canes, but do positively assert tha It will euro In the earth states and never fall to give comfort and relief In the worst eases. Foley's Honey and Tar Is with out doubt the greatest throat and lung remedy. Refuse substitute. Sold by Frank Hart, druggist. A widow usually thinks a husband I belter late than never. FOU.S A HKA1M.Y ATTACK. " My wife was so id th-t scol phy. slcian were unable to help her." writes M. M. Austin, of Wi'ichester. ,.d but was complete'y curl by Cf ; -!nr s ute 1U C V- 'rs. wonders in s!wt.ic& an4 ttver fo.Jb!e .Care consttpathNt. ,vl hed.wlw, J3v :.it Chats. Roxves" dntst shr. ; It is neutral wuh svrje fe.'-V t strowl. n,j rratter ho tilings gw Tey will grumble at the n-e fcr-aus therv axr raera w law i is-j " -..i f" acasust tit river Instead cf f.-::on;:-g , j, M. ; ' BROS CKtTtS FOR TWEXTT TE-VRS i ; Mr. Miaerva Smith, of Ir.vJ!e. I.!., i writes: I had bronchitis for twenty t years and never g-t re'tef until I uel ' Foley" Honey aM Tmr. which Is a ire cure." Sold by Frank Ha.-t. 'druggist. 1 The best money making scheme is the old fashioned way cf earning It. j WV-i other medicine have failed. tase Foley s Kidney Cure. It nas cur- - Sometimes it takes a '.on time to 'l.to K . ,1 M. j ' " ' ' I j tj o' Morgantown Ind . k.','. " .... ' .. ...... i'n V., .Ufc. .l 'V: i ' ; e.. , lir.. i" vi.-. .,,,1 w . .' . . Frank IHrf 'rueget" m , ; , Steamer SUE II. ELMORE The Largest, Staunrhest, Stedles:. and most seaworthy vessel ever on the route. Best of Tabl and State Room Accommoda tion. Will make round trips every five dayi between. Astoria and Tillamook FARE $3.50 Connecting at Astoria with the Oregm Railroad & Navigation Co. and the Astoria & Columbia R. R. for Portland. San Francisco and all points East. For freight and passenger rates apply to Samuel Elmore & Co General 'Agouti, Aitorlu, Or. or to B. C. LAMB. Tillamook. Or A. & C. H. R. Co. Portland, Or. FOUNDED . D. 1710 SUN INSURANCE OFFICE OF LONDON THE OLDEST PURELY FIRE OFFICE IN THE WORLD. Ch Assets - - Jhi.jioo.ooo CM Aast In United State. ai.oif,mA C A. HENRY & CO., GENERAL AGENTS. 215 Sansome Street - San Pramlsco. Cnl. SAMUEL ELMORE North Pacific Brewery. JOHN KOPP, Proprietor. The Popular Product ofthe only brewery in North western Oret'on enjoys a very) lurije cJonttHtic tin ex port Sale. KOPPS I3EST bottled or in kei; . Free City Delivery. Hotel PORTLAND PORTLAND, OREGON Ttie Only PlrHt-Clan4 Hotel In Pnrtlnnd ONE DOLLAR cannot Le expended to better 'advantage foi yourself or absent friends than in a year's subscription far the Semi-Weekly Astorian It gives all the city and cotnty news twice each week foi only one dollar a year in advance. TWO nOTTtJKS CCRED HIM. ' I wa troubled with kidney eom I'Kiliit for about two years," writes A. II Pais, of Mt. Sterling, la., but two battle of Foley's Kidney Cure effect ed a permanent cure,' Svid by Frank Hut, druggist. It Is the laiy man giM f,r his Job. who feci too Sound kidneys are aafrguard of life. Make the kidney healthy with Filey's Kidney Cure, Sold by Frank Hart, druggist. 1auly may be only skin deep, but it !s more than knee high. TREAT Yv.it U KIDNEYS RUKI'MATISM. FOR When u are suffering from rheu-m-vttsni. the kidney must be attend- ; ed to at once so th.t they will e-llmt-jm;e the uric acid from thle blood. , F .!' Kidney Cure Is the most er ! f -five remedy f r this purpoa. R. T. i H' klns. f IV.ar, Wis,, say,: " After - u.".4cceful;y diWtoitug for three v trs fr rbcumatism with the beat J v tors. I tried Foley's Kidney Cur t: cu.vvt me. I cannot speak too : h-.y cf this great m.Mlclne,"--For ' . .. . by Ftark Hart, druggist, h;-.uker life Is unl woik. thi: rr.ti'i: if heroes. . ..itsy soldiers In the lust war wrote : - that for Scratches, Itrutse. ,".. s. Wounds. Corns, Sore Feet nnd S Joints, ltuckli'ii's Arnba Salve Is the let i" the world. Same for Hums, '. is Hoils. I'lcers, Skin Ki uptlous n I Tiles. It cures or no pay. Only .5 at i 'has. Rogers' drug store. A negro standing on the street the otr-er morning was describing the good thtngs he was going to have for din tv r win it another negro who was lis-t-ri:ig. stiout,d: ' llusli, you'll make ! swallow my tongue." A MILLION' VClC'ilS Could hardly express the thanks of H !(:,'! H ill, of Wot Point. Ia. Us- A severe cold had settled hiiirfs, causing a most obstinate tugh. Several physicians aald he had consumption, but could not help him. I When nil thought he was doomed he . l.,in 1t us, KinCS Nc'.V DtSCOV- cry for .onswmptl.m and writes: "It completely cured me and saved my ihfe. I now welsh J2, pourds.1 Its toMtivoly guaranteed for Coughs. -'oi ls and l.unp troubles. Price f0c I ... , Trill bottles drug store. five nt Chn. 'itocers' . 0. n. A N. Co. Portland. Or. & CO., AGENTS NVTOR IVU Vrm.K'ATlON. Cwited States Utnd tMHee, OtvMon Otty, Oivtwn, Au. .V VHi.V Notice Is heivhy jjHen thai In com ulwnoe with the mlloii of nu net of wniiresa of dime S. In, entitled " A act tor the sale of umber lauds tn the state f California. Oregon, Nevada and Washington tVrvll.ny," extended to nil public land slates by act of Auvust 4, ISt;, WIU.UM T. M-NNKl.U of IVrtlaud, County of Multnomah, State of Otvgun, has Ihla day tiled In this omee his sworn statement No, N.S for the purchase of the west half of the northwest quarter of we. turn Si. and the east half of 'he uotth east uuaiter of section So, M, 1 t town ship No. north, range No. w.-t, ami will offer proof to show that the land sought Is more valuable for lis timber ot stone than for nKileuliural tmriHwes, and to establish his iitlm to the said land In-foi-o the ivgMer and twelver it oieniu I Hv, Ohkoii, on Monday, the Sd day of Nineinlei', mi, lie names a wtnees; William Krtesel. of IWtland, ore,! Hvron J, Sanforvl, of Montavllli, Hit,: dame T. Hurke. of Seaside, Ore.; It, ,J. Itmke, of Seaside, Ore. An and all persons claiming ad versely the utiove di-erlled land me rotiest..,l to file their rlalins In tliti othee on or before the said 3d Viy of November lim;, CUVS. It. MinK.5. Sl.Via-17 Iteitlster. NOTICR OF AtmiNlSTUATION. Notice ts hereby given lo nil vvlicun It mny concern, thiit the umlrrslgued hns twn dtilv ni'iiolnt.d the admin istratrix of the rstute of Joseph Km -voiii-it, decpAHnt, hv tlip County Cmnt of t. latsop Coiiiiu', 'irvton. ,-nd nil t-roii Imvlmt clnlms nuulnst t lie r t:iti nf siihl di'ii!i'd niv rf.iulii'd tn prrmmt tln Siiiiip duly Vi'iIH.mI to tin. nndxrslgnnl nt her hom In N'- At torln. In Clnlsop County. Un ifon, wiili In six months from tills dn OHKKTA KAllVoVI-.N. l):itod at Vstnrln tills 1..III duv if August. 1!m;. s ir.-'i-i.' NOTICH FOIl ITIU.ICATION'. I'nltf l St.itos I.nnd i'lUv, t tuvR.m 'tty, Oregon, Atijr. i, i:k: Nolle,. Is h'-re')y ,.n tlmi In coin, pllunro With the provision of the net of Congress of Jt.nu 3, Js'.'s. entii-l "An hi t for tin? s;iK of tn.iU-r hinds in the States of I'ulf rniii, I'l-cm, Nevada nnd Wiislitmttoii Territory," lis ex:mleil to nil lh- I iihll.- l.i nd Mates by net of August 4. ;.t. KATK A. CI. All K, of SeiisMe, Cotmly of Cliitsop. Flute of 1 iresrtui, hns this dny filed lu-r sworn st.itement No. 637, for the puielmae of 1 he K hiiif of SK iiunrter. NV nrtcr of northeast tinrti-r, and 1101 ihesmt i Minuter of northwest niinrti-r of I section No. S, In township No. 5 north, j innge No. 7 went, and will offer proof jto show that the land sought Is more valuable for Its timber or stone than I for iigrleultur il purpose, nnd to . j tnbllsh her claim before the clerk of I'lulHop County, at Astoria, Dreitnn. on j Friday. th 17th day of fietober, I s):. I 8he names ns witnesses: Olaf ltoreti, I of Astoria. Oregon: 11. M. Ilasloit. of Astoria .Or'gon: Timothy Corcoran, of Jewel. Oregon: D. M, Sttlitrt, of Asto. rln, Oregon. Any nnd nil persons claiming ad versely the above-described land are niUeted to Hie their claims In this office on or before said 17ih day of October. 1K. CHAP. p. MOOltKH, 8-MO-lO. Iteglster. NOTICK FOI! ft'lll.lCATii'N. United Plates Ijitid Offli-e. nt Oregon City, Oregon, Aug. 5. lierj: Notice Is liereby jlvn llial III com pliance with th orovliloii of the net I of Congress of June 3. 1V,S, ent':.-.l "An net for the sale of timber land In tho States of I'alfor il.-i, Oregrm, Nevada nnd Wushltwtoit Teii'inr." .rs extended to all the I'ulillc l.nnd states bj' net of August I. I'M, WIM.IAM f!.MMT, of Wallace, county of Shoshone, State of Idaho, has this day tiled In this office his sworn statement No. ".Ml. for the purchase of the KW ipmrter of section No. 32, In township No, N, No. 9 west, and will offer proor to show that the land soukM Is more valuable for Its timber or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to es tablish his claim to said land before Ihe register and receiver of this ollli e at Oregon City, Oregon, on Monday, the ;oth day of Octolw-r, H. He names ns witnesses: James It. Short, of Mullen, Idaho: John A. Me. Donnell, of Mullen, Idaho; James T. Ilurke, of Seaside, Otegon; Millard Armstrong, of Mullen, Malm. Any nnd fill persons claiming ad versely the iilove-descrllM-d lands an ieiiiestfd to Hie their clnlms In this ofllce on or before said 2nii cty of 1 Irtolior, 190;., CHAP. n. MOOIU-S, S-8-10-in. Iteglsler. SUMMONS. In th- t'lnult t'miit of the Slate oriKoii, for Cliitsop County: Ida Thomas. I'laltitllT, vs Charles of II. .Mitchell, liefeiidant; To Charb-i 11. Mitchell, the above tiaiiml defendant: In the name of the Slate of Oregon, you ai-i hereby rc-uulied to uppeur nnd answer the complaint of t lie aliove mi tu 11 1 plaintiff filed iilMlnst you In tho above entitled raime in tho above eutlilcd court, within six wwlu from the date of the nrst pub lication of this summons, name ly, on or before Monday, the 8th day of September, A. P., Ijy2. If you full to so appear and answer the plain tiff will apply to the court for the re lief demanded In said complaint, namely, for a decree declaring void and annulllni! theenarrlaire existing between 'he plaintiff, nnd the defendant and entered Into and solemnized at the town of Vancouver, In Clark county, State of WaHhlngton, on the 2M day of November, 18H5. The defendant will also take notice that this summons Is published In the Weekly Astorian, pursuant to an order made by the Hon. C. J. Trenohard, County Judge of sold Clatsop coutvty, on the 22d day of July, liin2. The dnto of tbe first publication of this summons is July 2alh, 1902. FULTON nitOfl., Attorneys for rialntlff. These tiny Ciptulei r superior to Balsam of Lopaiba, . Cubsbi ot Injections andAoimA CURE IN 48 HOURSPUU the tame diseases with. out Inconvenience. SM y all nrueKtitf. 1 NOTICIC VQll MJULICATION. rnlled Htates Laid OihYti, OrKHolt' city, OiTgon, Aug. S, 1IM2, Notieo In horotiy given that lit com- llllitlll'o Willi Ittrt lifni'lMli.itrt ..... ,'.v.,".vun ui Mil HVI jof eongrosa of June , 187m, eutltlt'd ,u net ror urn sum of llinlwr luiuls In the states of Cnllfmnlu. Orev.oti, evriitti unit WiiMliiitui.iii 'eMi.i ., as evlen.lnl to alt uliiiu hind sin e i.'' nei oi AiiguNi , JNH3, I.KVillll,! I. 11 Vlil,'l.' . ..Mi of I'oitland. County of Mulliio'imiti, niiMO or inegon, tins this uuy . llllH llttteH tllll MWtll'lt Hlt..,iilt k IMi, for tho imivlutsa of ilm Miuth eaNl nuarter of aocllon No, JO, In town- snip , v west, rnuga no, v west, unit will oTt.e ttroof I,. mIui.i' ili.it ii, 1...... ,-r 1(401, sought Is more vni h'jIo for Its Umlr or Mono than for tigrlciiitur'ii ur poses, and to eslabilslt hii claim tn said land before Iho register ttlid ro- eeiver in una omoe III Oivgon City, 1'i- Bon. on Monday, the J, day of No. H Oil t'l, JiV,f, She names as witnesses; liyrott J. Sanford, of Moiitavlllu. tile,! William KileHcl, of l'lnliuiul, ore.; Jamcg 'j', Huilte, of Heasldo, t)re,;ll, J, IliirV, of Seaside, ore, Any and nil persons iluluilng ad leiielv tile iibove dest'i'lbeil IuIkU urn i.Minsed to iu, tiirlr tlaliiiH In this ortt.-e on or iM-foro the. said 3d day ot No ember 'Mi, CltAS. II. MoortKfl. h ! j . I o IT Ib'g'Htr. niitii'k ro t I't'iti .io.v ri".j. l ulled Hlale t.ntul OKI , (lreg( n I'HV, tlleipitl, All(. &, 11KIS. Notice In hereby kIvsii that In vom. I'li.tn.e vvllli the provisions of nn net of coniiieiw of June 8, ls;,H, entitled ' ,Vn act fur the sale of timber ImnU in tile states of ( 'iillforiliu, Oretfon. Nevada nnd Washington Tell llory," .is -vieiided to nil pulilio land stat a I. y a. t of Aumist i. lS'iJ, Mll.l.Altl) AltMrlTllONU, of Mnl'iin, County of Hhoslione, Htats -r ll.dio, has thU -lay llli-l In this otttci- his sworn statement No, tHU, for the pllichaso of the west half of He- southeast inmrter, nnd lots 1 und .', of section No. t, in township n, f, 101th, laiiire Nu, la Wrt, ritnl will of. f. r proof to show that the land sought U mote v. tillable for its timber or Mono II, 111 for aerlcultural purposes, and to it.tWl-di his claim to said land be fore the register nnd receiver of this !! e at UtcBOli fltv. UreBoti, on Mon I ly, the 3d day of November, l!w;, II- names as witnesses: llyroa J, "uir.i.. of Moiitnvtlln, Ore,; Wllllnm Krie., uf Portland. 010.: James T, llmUe, of H.-nslde, Ore.; 11. J, Hurke, of .Seaside, tiro. Any and nil persons rlnlmlmr ad versely the nbove desrlbed lands nre icjn, -.i.-.l in flip ti,cr claims In thla ..tn, e on or beforo the said Jd day of November lw;. CHA8. 11, MOOltRS. s-l.'-l "-17 1 t-gl iter. N'lrii i: for rt'Hi.ti.vTioy Tiilied States t.nnd Otfiee 0.eon i'iiv. Uick'nn. AUKiist , 1W. N.ilhe is hereby ven that In mm. i li.ince with the provisions of an t t( coimicss of June 1 is", entitled "An a t for the sale of limber lands In the slates of fuliforula, Oretfon. Nevada and Wushlmtton Territory," as e tended to nil public land Stnte by a-1 of Annuel 4, ls:, J'UIN K. LARSON. of A-loila, t'ounty uf Clatsop, Htate of MeKon, has this day filed In this of. tl. e lils sworn statement No. &H&3. for th- purchase of the west half of the southwest nuarter of section 5. nnd tin- west half of the norlliweal ntmrter of Sc. , h, in Two. No. 1 N.. liinitu No. 7 vent, and will offer proof to show that the 1. 111 1 soimht bt more valuable for us iioiher or stone than for nirtl-.i!. tural piiriHisea. (tnd lo establish hts claim to said land before the rejtlster and re, elver of this ottlce at orejton I'liy. Ore,, on Monday, the tlt ,ny of llctober, IW2. lb- 11, noes ns witnesses; Hebastlnn ' of ilnev. re.; John IVnk. of Asioila, Ore.; Julius (iiuliy, of oluey, "ie : I.ilii. 1'tenk, of Astoria. Ore, Any and all persons chiliiiluu nil-v-rs.-lv the at'ovtj described lands ni-n i- .:u-,.l.-, to (He their claims in this oft!.-" on or before the said 27th day of NoVellih.-r llioj. ('HAS. It. MlKiRKft, S 1j 10-17 liettlst.-r. NOTICK FOR IM Ill.li'ATION, l'nlle.l States Land otTIc", Orin fltv. I'lcgon, Aug. B, l!i:. Nothe Is hereby given that In com. I'iianie with the provisions of an m t of congress of Juno 3, 1 HTM, entitled ' u .n t for tto. sol,, of lliol.,.,. l,..lM in tin- slafcs of California, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory," s e,.n,,., 0 t,,,. . rtte by act of August , 1H'J2, MlfS. oltlLLA A. TAYLOU, of l'orlland, County of Millluoninh, Slat., of Oiegon, has this day filed In 1 his ofllce her sworn statement No. !! for the purchase of the east half of the southeast iiinrter, southwest 'liiarler of the southeast ipuitter, of section 31. township 6 north, range vi-mi. and lot 2, of section No, H, In township No. (J north, ratigii No. 0 west, ami will offer proof to show that the land sought ts more valua'jlu for Its tliul.er or stone than for agri-ul-tural pui-pcrses, 11 ml to eslabllsli her claim lo said land before the register and receiver of this ntllce nt Oregon city. Oregon, on Monday, the 3,1 day of November, pji)j. She names ns witnesses: William Kilesel, of rortland, ore.; llyron J, Satifonl, of Montavllla, Ore.j James T. Ibu lie, of Heiislde, tte. II, J. Hill ko, of Seaside, 1 ire. Anv and nil person clnlmlllg nd ver.ieiy the above described lands are I'Mu-Oiii io in,, their claliiis In this ntlb e on or before the snld 3d day of November 11102. CH AH. a Moold-X -W IT Itcgldler. NoTlfK OF CUAIIOIAN HALF. Notice Is In-ieby given that the un dersigned, ns guardian of Ttiilh Mln- iker. 11 minor, will cm Mondnv, the IMh day of Hi-iilember, A. It. I!i(i2, at 1 nd In front of Ihe court house door, at Ihe city of Astoria, In Clatsop 'mint v, In the State of Oregon, nt he hour of 111 o'clock In the forenoon of Ha Id day, offer for snle nnd sell to the highest bidder for rnsh In hand, the following descrllied real eslnle of said ward, situated in snld Cntiniy ot Clatsop, to-w-lt: An undivided fottr-tilntliS (4-0) In terest in and to or pnrt of the west one-half or the southeast nnd the enst ono-hnlf of the south west one quarter, of section seven (7), In tOWnsillll el 1. lit (SI north rf ,w,no six (l) west of the Willamette meridian being the entire interest of said wnrd In nnd to said renl estate. Snld sale will be made pursuant to .1 llCenue Anil nerlnr mnAa t.,r CI. County Court of the State of Oregon, for Clnlsop County, on the llah day of August, 1902. F.MILY CASH EL. Dated Aumist Ifi. tans. n.inrdion 8-15-9-14. mi nn iir-rf--K"1 .ei 1 j. -at -aStlaii r- S(fc')W' Li