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VI1E MORNING ASTOR1AN. Sf NDAY, AiJCUST rtl. UHW
Telephone, Main 66L
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.
Bent by mall, per year..... ,..$.W
Sent by mall, per month .......... (0
Berved by carrier, per month .... CO
SKMI-WKEK.LT.
Kent by mail, per year. In advance U 00
The Astorlan guarantees to lt ad
vertisers the largest circulation of any
newspaper published on the Columbia
River.
S. C. TURNER, Business Manager.
The London Times after Investigate
Ins; tilt matter thoroughly, expresses
the opinion that It would be an error
to permit the Chinese to entar South
Africa. "Where the Chlmnwn is in
troduced Into countries inhabited by
Indolent and feeble rac8 like the Fil
ipinos, he becomes an Important (actor
4n their prosperity, but where he comes
among the white population i Is ten
dency Is to d grade the lowest class
of the white community' to Ms own
level, and to lev.er wages by .edu-Ins
the t '.and.trd of comfort" No news
paper printed has a more profound,
knowledge of South African affairs
than the Times, and its declaration
In favor of ejtelus'on will carry great
weight with his majesty's government
end incidentally strengthen the bands
of union labor on the lark ,-ontlnent.
General Miles may go to the Philip
pines. It is a problem why. If his
presence were needed he shoull have
been there long ago. If not required
long ago, what takes him there now?
If he had been ordered there long ago
a great deal of unpleasant friction
would have been 3verted. The plain
truth Is that Miles handles his sword
much better than he does either his
tongue or hispen. Undoubtedly a gal
lant soldier, but lacking tact Finally,
there are wheels within wheels and
the chances are that the general pub-Ik-
will never know -.vhich way the in
ner wheels, are turning.
The more Mayor Williams cuts down
the Portland revenue the louder his
friend the Orcgonian hollers for a fire
boat and the noisier the public gets
about its disgraceful streets. When
everything Is completely burned oft the
river banks the fireboat may be forth
coming. She will come In handy for
junketing purposes and may divert
attention from such Steepler hase
courses as some of Portland's streets
are.
The board of equilUation met at the
ilty lull at 2 p. m. yesterday. The
tusine?? before the load was the im
provement of Fifteenth Ptreel between
Commercial and Kxchangs. None of
the owners offered any objcetlon to
the special assessments and they we re
duly recommends! to the mayor and
council for confirmation.
South Africa opens up a new field
for that kind of professional agitators
who got ri'-h on the ;-;.-iorano? ef the
peasantry. The one draw back to a.
central rush of these mischief makers
If. the difficulty they wll, have hi put
ting their weather-beaten schemes in
to du-affected Dutch.
Ireland will have x uulti-millionaire
as her lord-lieutenant. It is '.he . us
toms that his lordship, kisses all the
debutantes on presentation. In his
you ih the nobb earl was an adept at
osculation. 2a.lv education sonu-ti.n-i
avails In lat;r ye-irs.
The Australian miners have contrib
uted ))') to the coal miners in the
East. The signs of the times in-recent
yeais point to closer relationship
among Anglo-Saxons al! over the earth
and Untie movements often show how
the wind blows.
The first ball'ii between the army
and navy is -x;e.-ct!'J tonight. The
maneuvers ure attracting much tU?n
tlon in the Ku-t. l-vrtu'iaudy there
will be )io list of dead rr wounded aft
er the war unless by accident.
The especially equipped team which
is to tour round in the interest of good
roads Is booked for Portland for ceven
days. Seven years might suffice if the
visitors talk with sufficient force and
don't get lost In the mud.
A n.s arrival in the city can only
dig up one fault! " I don't mind living
on piles. Astoria is good enough for
me, but I shall bfg my matches in
Portland. Life Is too short."
The lawyer of this country are
watching with Interest for the outcome
of the recent extraordinary decision of
the English courts. In one case It was
affirmed that a labor union having
funds was liable for damages to em
ployer whose business had been In
jured by strikes. Then 74 coal com
panies brought stipit against the South
Wales Miners' Asociatton, claiming
$500,000 beetuse, under Instructions
from the council of federation its
members had stopped work. The de
fense was the federal council was en
deavoring honestly to protect the inter
ests of the men and had only advised
them without any malice toward the
employers. This case went In favor ef
the union and against the companies.
If the first ruling should hold jood,
It would simply mean a d.tth blow to
organised labor and put every striker
In a dangerous position. If the second
ruling be upheld things would be as
they were before the cases o.tme up
It seems to us that p. fclemtion of la
bor, making honest demands without
malicious Irrention of harm, must i om
mand consideration, especially if they
can suppress any appeannce of vio
lence. In such eveats the ;niMic its-lf
will sooner or later form its own tribunal.
Mayor Kinney, the High Motul of
the proposed Great Central Railway
Company, :s down at Coos Bay rais
ing Cain with a view to raising a city.
Roosevelt's reception on his New
Erghml must certain'- ma', e ti e Dem
ocrats think a little.
Coos bay and Portland are to be con
nected bv a ndllton dollar steamship
company.
The entire plunt of he Portland
Weekly Dispatch is for sale.
SAVED AT GRAVE'S Er.IXK.
" I know I would long ago have been
in my grave," writes Mrs. S. H. New
som, of Decatur, Ala., " if it had not
been for Electric Bitters. For three
years I suffered untold agony from
the worst forms of Indigestion, Water
brash, Stomach and Bowel Dyspepsia.
But this excellent medicine did me a
world of good. Since using it I can
eat heartily and have gained 55
pounds." For Indigestion, Loss of Ap
petite, Stomach, Liver and Kidney
troubles. Electric Bitters are a posi
tive, guaranteed cure. Only 50c at
Chas. Rogers' drug stoer.
SUITS OUR CLrSIAT2t.
The rapidly increasing use of shin
gles as covering for the walls of build
ings, both to keep out the weather and
for ornamental purposes, makes a
great demand for a shingle stain which
preserves the wood, prevents moss, and
retains a fresh, handsome appearance.
Particularly is such the case In damp
climates. The need Is well raet in a
perfect article maae right here in As
toria. Cutblrth's Creosote Shingle
Stains are penetrative, preservative,
handsome and durable. They are put
up in eight colors and every package
guaranteed.
PROPOSALS WANTED.
Proposals for potatoes and onions:
Office Chief Commissary, Vancouver
Barracks, Wash., Aug. 23, 1W2. Scaled
proposals for furnishing and deliver
ing potatoes and onions for seven
months, beginning October 1. I'M, will
be received here and at offices of com
missaries at Fort Stevens, Oregon;
Boise Barracks, Idaho; Fort Law ton,
Fort C'anby, Fort Casey, Fort Flagler,
Fort Walla Walla, Fort Worden. Fort
Wright and Vancouver Barr.vks,
Washington, until 11 o'clock a. i,-..,
September 8. 1V)2, and then o;.. ned.
Information furnished on application.
Envelopes containing proposals should
be endorsed: "Proposals for Potatoes
and Onions." and addressed to (om
missnry of post to be suppli'?!, r to
Colonel F. E. Nye, A. C. f, (hi' f
commissary.
Oregon's
State Fair
Salem,
September 15 to 20,1902
You are invited to attend and
see the greatest Induetrlal ex
position and livestock show ever
held on the Pacific Coast. Good
wing every aft;rioo.i imp
ground free. Come and bring
your families. For any Infor
mation, write
M. D. WISDOM, Secretary.
Portland, Ore.
"I hope others will
do as I did."
"1 sin-
tereu tor
six vetirs
t i r. V ,
with ovari-Mf-
nil iruuiuc,
writes Mrs. I
K.Wiiite, of
Chicago, Ills.
( I0tke View
Postotiicc.")
"Sonictttuos I
could" h.tnily
walk, ami
when 1 li.ul to
cough it felt
as though a
knife wis cut-
m
tine: me.
tin? e. , My f $C
hands and fevt 4;$ KMl
R,re eld all
h.t
wei
the llr.w. I
Iv.vA Mich :t tirevl feeling ami such
a jr ai'jVtiie, and when I went to
Iwl I slept i'.:ily aUutt two ltours at
a time. I rot a lxttle of ' Favorite
Prescription ' ami by the time I had
used two lollies I felt so much
heller th .t I cct'timied until I had
taken ei-i" . littles of ' Favorite
Prescript; ! " mul one of 'Golden
Medical Discovery," and now I am
well that try friends remark how
well I am liokin. I go to lied now
and sleep till nioniins. My appe
tite is splendid and that tired feel
ing has left me: I hope others
will do as I did give Dr. Pierce's
medicines a fair trial."
General Electrical
Installing and Repairing
The Host Equipped Shop in
Oregon Outside of Portland
Has Ju?t Boon Opened, at
42i BOND ST.
Estimates Made on
Wiring for
Light 2nd
Power, New
Motors, Dynamos,
and Electrical
Apparatus
Of All Kinds.
Supplies Kept in Stock
Agents tor tbe Celebrated
SHELBY LAMP
Best Under the Snn
Reliance Electrical
Works
H. W.CYRUS, - M'gr
BESTOF EVERYTHING
In a Word Thi Tells of the Psuwe.iger
1 Service via
if he Horlhwcstern line.
Eight Trains Daily Between St. Paul
and Chicago, comprising
The Latest Pullman Sleepars,
Peerless Dining Cars,
Library and Observation Cars,
Free Keclining Chair Cars,
The 20th Century Trains
Runs hvery Day of the tear.
, The Finest Tram in the Work
Electric lighted Heated
i TUR BADGER STATE EXPRESS, th
: F nest Dally Train Kunmr.g Between
St. Paul and Chicago, via the Short
! L.rie.
Co-n-'-etions from the Wett Made vii
The NORTHERN PACIFIC
Oft RAT NORTHERN AND
CANADIAN PACIFIC R'YS.
Thin is also the BEST LINE betweer
Omana, St. Paul and Minneapolis.
All Agents Stdl Tickets via .
The Northwestern Line
iV. H. MEAD, H. L. 8IRLEU,
Oeneral Agent. TrttV. AKent
241 Alder Street. Portland. Oregon
Scott's Santal-Pcpsin Capsules
A POSITIVE CURE
Tor Inflamrnstion or Catarrh
of the ill twit!' r and if leased
K dnny. ho cure no pay.
Curefl quickly and 1'Tnia
retitly tkn wort ciff of
;otiorrlio'i and ;iit1
no iattTof hnwlomt tnd
ing. Afa,ti)ttU-f barntit'hPi,
HoI'I bjr dniKtflfitH. i'rltre
$1. 00, or by mail, pOfttpuiL
l.Utf, 3 boxes, 92,75.
THE SANTAL-PEPSIM CO.,
SUIPONTAtNE, OHIO.
Sold by Chas. Rosrera, 459 Commerci
al Street, Astoria, Oregon,
"V. T CTM
IIS
Ii! Ill
i
1 m-&itj
V1
Foley's Kidney Cure purities the
blood by straining out Impurities and
tones up the whole system. Cure
kidney and bladder trouble. -For sale
by Frank lUrt, Druggist.
Money duo not always make a man
happy, but It I better to tie unhappy
with money than without it.
NO FAI.SB CLAIMS,
Ph lMiMirleloi- or 1nlev' tfnnov
null lill uu Hll.UV .int. m
" sure cur for consumption." They
do not claim it will cure this dread
complaint In advanced cases, but do
positively assert that It will cure In
the earlier atnge and never falls to
give comfort and relief la the worst
cases. Foley's Money and Tar Is with
out doubt the greatest throat and lung
remedy. Rrtusc substitutes, Sold by
Frank Hart, druggist,
h Is evident that oratory Is a gift
from the fact that precious few people
can get paid for It nowadays.
FOU.S A PKAnt.Y ATTACK.
" My wife was so III that good phy
slclans were unable to help her," writes
M. M. Austin, of Winchester. Ind .
but was completely cured by lr.
King' New- Life Til's," ThoV work
wonders In stomach and liver troubles.
Cure constipation, sick headache, J5c
at Chas. Rogers' drug store.
The cause of the greater portion of
divorce suits Is the Indulgence in a
particular brand of love.
BKOXCHITIS FOR TWENTY YEAU3
Mrs. Minerva tSmllh, of Panvllle, 111.,
writes: " I bud bronchltla for twenty
years and never got relief until I uW
Foley's Honey and Tar. which Is a
.--are cure." Sal. 1 ly Frank Hart,
druggist.
Sometimes It does not require much
to make a woman nappy, but It re
Utilres less to make her 1 1 sera 01 e.
I When o'her medicines have failed,
lake Foley's Kidney Cure. It ha cur
ed when everything else has disap
pointed. For sale by Frank lrnr:,
drugs'1"'-
lie courteous while
If you expect to be i he
are old.
you .ire voting
risked while you
A, It. Pass, of Morgatttiiwn, Ind.,
had to got up ten or twdve times In
the night and had svere backache and
pains la the k ,!ncs. Was cut- d by
Foley's Kldnee fare.-For sal.- by
Frank Hart, druggist.
The milk of human kindness Is usu
ally bottled iitnl corked so tight It nev
er nets out.
Steamer SUE
The Largest, Staunchest,. Stcalies:, an 1 m .it .twjr:hy veael
ever on the route. Best of Table an 1 S a'-J Ro m Aec immo la
tions. Will make round trips every ti e .lay between.
Astoria and
FARE
Connecting at Astoria with the Oreir.in Railroad St Navigation Co. an 1
the Astoria & Columbia R. R. for I'ortlnn l, Ban Francisco an I U
points East. For freight and passenger rate apply to
Samuel Elmore 6c Co.
(iiiM'rul .;''t',
or to
P.. C. LAMB,
Tillamook, Or.
A. & C. R. R. Co.
Portland, Or.
North Pacific Brewery.
JOHN KOPP, Proprietor.
The Popular Product of the only luewcrv In Nurth
western Oreon enjoys a very Inrc ilomcMtio Mi.ii ex
port Sale.
KOPPS BEST bottled or in Uetj
Pree City Delivery.
W ZEALAND Fllii;
(.)f New Zeolnnfl
VV. P. THOMAS, Mgr., fan Francisco.
UNLIMITED LIABILITY OF SHAREHOLDER
Has ken Ui.dcnvrithig n (lie I'nt ilit ('tp.-l i wi 1 im v-tun vtnr
.SAML'KL KLMOIUO it ('(;., A? i.l-, A-imi;,, die.
J.A.FASTABl:NDjllUXUWS Travel
OEXEUAL CONTRACTOR
AXD BUILDER.
Central flleat Market
542 COMMEIiCIAL ST.
Vonr ur'iers for
meutN. Ijeili
F R E S II A N D 8 A L T
H ill be prenf.tly und
fsllHiiic-Corlly atieinleil to
3. W. MORTON, Prop.
Telephone No. 321.
TWO ItO'lTMCf' CUUKD IUM.
" I was troubled with kidney com
plaint for slul two years." write A.
), I.;ils, of Mt. fteillim. la., but two
bottles of Foley's Kidney Cum effect
el a permanent cure." Sold by Frank
Hart, druggist.
The man who married n Missouri
i;IaaleH.i evidently had a Utult Ideal.
Sound kidney are safeguard of
life. Make the kidneys healthy with
Filey's Kidney Cure, Sold by Frank
li,t:t, druggist.
If yoil exct to leach heaven you
ti.UMt climb the ladder of good iie da,
TIIliVT Vttl'i: KH'MCVS FOIt
UIIKl'M AT1SM.
tVii.ni e.m nr., u(Yerl:ii final rheu-
mailMii, the kidneys must be attend
ed to at once so ih.it they win eiimi.
u.tte the uric arid from thte lilooil.
t.r,'..i,.i l.'1,tn..' 1'it-.. U fh.i moMt nr.
fectivtj remedy for thlt puriMSe. It. T,
nopivMis. v foitir, is,, Mi,v.i vii.vr
misuccefifully iloctorlng for three
v.estM ror rti.Mini.i ! sm with the bent
Joctori, I tiled Foley's Kidney Cure
and it ciirca in. i caiuu-t spenK ino
hkhly o:' this medicine."-For
.ile by I'iaiik Hut, drugebt.
There are people who mver miss an
opportunity to ttilk, but e!dom say
au thing.
tiik ruiPi: !" ni:ibi:s.
Matty sol.lirt i itt the lo- t war wrote
to ,ty that for .scratches, trulse,
I'nts, Wounds, Corns, Sore feet and
-!IT Joints. ItucUleii's Aritb a Salve Is
the heft In the "oil I. Same for lltirns,
Scalds. Foils. Fleers, Skill Kriiptloim
fil Piles, it etir-s o- no pay. Only
::. at I'lt.'t. ItogerV drug Kore.
Inti't haw any dcalinsi with tin un
dertaker ui lotus as y.u can hep It.
They, are a sint'We lot of fellows and
like to screw a h alt doiMI.
A ,MU.!.b'; V'.'IC'iS
Can! 1 I: n,',r o.pi"' the thanks of
Homer Hail, of W'o-t I'm;.!, la. Lis-
.tee. ... h. A S. e..- , 1 .d Settled
on his ItthKii, ciiioii.g a mom obstinate
eolith. Several flits.' Ian wild he had
i oiiiuiiii'tton, but celt I not help him.
Wli ei all thoi','ht be v. as doomed lid
b-.m to iiv I'r Ktng'it New l'eiv
ery for i otisnmi tlo-i nn.l writ m: "It
rotejvlet-lv cured tie and fuved my
l.fi. I now velk-h '.'.'T e nr.ds." It'll
Iio.!t!e!y gttnatit 1 for t'ouwhi!,
Co! ! and I.tini.- troubles. Pi li e S0c
and Jl. Trial botil.s five tit Chris.
'.o.;er.i' drug ftore.
II. ElilOP.E
Tillamook
$3.50
Aolorla, r.
O. R. & N. Co.
PortlmJ. Or.
MMl
Th, "North .ve-.t..rn Llml'.-d"- trains
"I-trie llKlr.ei throuftliou', both 1'islde
:ui'l out, iinj :".nn lieated, are with
out ''XtepM'jn, the lines; trains in the
W')iM. They emiis.jy the I j test, rewesi
n I b-t Ideas f',r romfort, uunvenUict
arl luxury ever offered :ha trJVelllng
iiejhlle. and ni ogetlier ilri the niesi
iconpl.",. i,,! Kplena:, prolno'.lon of thf
i eir liullJern' ar;.
i Tiles-; spl.-ndld TrKii
I tJ'inneot With
j The Great Northern
1 The Northern I'ariTic and
i Tfie Canadian Pacific
I AT ST. PAUL, FOR
CHICAGO am! the CAST.
No extra chante for these superior
acommO'Jatlons and all rlans's of tick
ets are available for passtge on the
trains on this line are proiecud by the
In terlonklns; Eloci: System.
VV. H. MEAD, H. L. SISLER,
Ooneral Agent. Trsvellng Af"t.
Portland. Oregon.
TICKETS
TO AND MOM ALL
Points East
vu
SHORT LINE
TO
dtPAl'L. DUU1TU. M INN PiA I'OUS,
I'llIOAUO AND POINTS F.ABT.
Through rlne and Tourlrtt Kb riM-in,
IMiiltif nd Lluffel Sinokltiii Library
Car.
Pully Trltm; font time.
For roten, folder timl full Inform
lion ttmrdinit tlckctit, louib etc call
on or ddrw
J V. !IIAUN. If. nlCKBON
rrav rwt, Agt. Cliy Tlokt Agt.
i:i Third Htreft. r-wtl.nd.
A. 1) C DKNNTWTON. O. W. P. A
dU flmt Avenuu. Seat tin. W'nu'i.
Don't Guess at It
Hut It you r cow tTa.i write uu
for our rnte and lot ua tell you nbout
lli rvlce and aecmiimodiiilonit offer
ed by the IMJN013 CKNTHAt,
ItAILUOAO. TlirtOt'OH TOURIST
(.'in vl the ILLINOIS CENTRAL
from PACIFIC COAST to Chlcntfo ami
Cincinnati. Don't fall to write u
about your trip as n am In a immiI
tlon to give you nonie vuluable ltiAr
tuatlon and altnne.; S3 1 9 miles of
track over which ere operated some
of the fluent trains In the world.
For partlrulars ivfardlng freight or
paiornuer rates call on or addrfs.
. C LINDBKY. a H.TIIUMBKLU
T. F. It. A. Com'l Agt.
143 Third St., Portland. Ors.
EAST
SOUTH
. 'I
VIA
I'epot. Klfth nd
t.cavo
S:J0 p.m,
8:30 a m
Irving sts. Portland
Arrive
fivcrland Kiprens
Trains for Halem,
HiiSeburK, Ash
land, Hsertmenio,
Ogdon, Hnn Krsn-,
Cisco, ilojnve, Los
Anclrs, Kl I'oso,
Now Oretenns and
tho ICast.
7:U a.m
7:20 p.m
At Woodhiirn
(dally exuept Hun
dav), mornlnir
train conneets with
tram for Mt. An
gl. Bllvertiin,
Brownsville,
Hprlnffield. and
Natron, and even
ing train for Mt.
AtiKi'l and flllver
ton. 7:30 a.mf Corvallls psssen- I S It p.m
rer I
l4:5 p.m Sherldun passen- I l8::Ca.n
I g'r. I
Dally. Dally except fiunday.
Rehate tlekels on sale S-nwen Port
land. Harramento and Ban Francisco.
Net rates 117.50 first class, without
berth and 114.00 second class, Incluillng
berth.
Kates and tickets to Eastern points
and Europe. 'Also Japan, t'hlna. Hono
lulu and Australia, fan be obtalu'd
.ii , . A. S. lilihiiK, Thlnl and Wash
ington sreots.
1,.flHlM. PI VISION.
Pssiienger deot foot of Jeffcmin Hi
Iave for Oswego dally at 7:20, !M
a. m.; 12:30, 1:8.1, 3:25, 6:16, 6:25. 8:0&,
11:30 p. m. and 9:00 p. m. on Hundny
only. Arrlvs at Purthmd dully at "8:n6
:S0, 10:&0 a. 0).! 1:35, 3:16 '.111, 8:0,
7 4, 10:00 p. m.; 12:40 . tn. d illy except
Mundav: 8.30 and 10:45 a. m. on Bun
days oi.ly.
Leave for Dallas d:i!ly except Hun
day at 4:30 p. m. Arrive at Portland
at 9:30 a. m.
Passenir-r tnln leaven ImIIis fm
Alrlec Mondays, Wedn-mlavs and Fri
days at 2:4!i p. ni. Iteturnn Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Satunl.iys.
Except Hunday.
ItrB. MILLER.
Oen. Krt. and Pass. Agt
Some Inter-
esting Faets
When people nre eoni,. n,U'l,iir a
trip, whi'lher on business or plcamiro,
liiey naturally want the bent servV
obtitlnable as far as speed, ciiiifort and
afcly 1 concerned. Kmployes of Hie
WIHl'ON'SlN CENTRAL LINES are
paid to servo the public and our trains
am operated so as to make close con
nections with diverging lines at all
Junotlon points.
Pullman Palace Bleeping and Chair
Cars on through trains.
Dining car service unexcelled, "deals
nerved a la carte.
In order to obtain the flrst-cUms ser
vice, ask the ticket agont to sell you
a ticket over
The Wisconsin Central lines
and you will make direct iciiicctlons
at St. Paul for Chicago, Milwaukee and
all points Bast.
For any further Information call on
any ticket agent ,or correspond with
JA8. C. POND, Gen. Pass. Ag't.
or JAS A. CLOCK, Milwaukee, Wis.
NOTIOra FOH PUULICATION,
I'ulled Hlnles Lnnd t ittli e, Oregon
t'lty, Oregon, Aug. R, I'm:.
Nntlee Is hereliy glvim tlmt In com
iillitiii't) with thu priivlNiiiim of nit nut
of einmrrna of Jimn it, in;s, vutlilml
" An net for tin mih of lliubor litiiils
In the slates of t'lillrornlii, tiregon,
NevmlA uitd WnshliiKtoti Txri'llory,"
us eitli'tiib'd lo nil ptitiiio Imid state
by set of AuwUKt 4, 1HH:,
WILLIAM T, IIUNNI'ILL,
of I'orllmtil, t'minty of Mullnomnli,
Htntn of tircgon, tins this iluy filed In
HiIm (iillen ills sworn stiileiin'iit So.
6H)H, for the pmvhnse of th west
Imlf of Hie northwest utintier of sei.
tlon JS, nml the rant hnlf of 'he nnith-
eilt ullill'ler of Sei lloil tl. M, ' 1 t'lWII-
ship Nil s nnrlh, range No.
iitnl will offer proof to show Hint the
lo nit suiittht Is nmre vnlimlile ror its
Umber 01 slone tlmu f.ir ttKrletilturnl
puriioiu'S, nml to stnbllsh hi i I.iIiii
lo the mi I.I bind iM'fme Dm realirr
nml reii'iver m I'lexnii illy, in"ii,
mi Mnii'liiy, the 3l iluy of Noveiuber.
IW.
He iminr im wllneimps; Wlttlnni
K'rle'iel, of Piirllnnil, Ore.; Hvroti J,
SunfiMil, of Moiilnvllbl, Or.; Junies T.
Itiirke, nf Henlb, ')r.j It. ,1, Hui'ki?,
ef Hiemlili', lire.
Am and nil persons i-bilinlng od-
erii.lv I be (ibiive deoerlbed binds aie
ie.pie.(e.t In n tliflr rliiliiK 111 this
..(flee on or bi;fiM Hie snbt 3d biy of
November 11WJ.
f'HAS. II, Mm lit)..?,
S ir. 10 t? Iteitlster.
NOTlt'K OF AtiMINIMTItATION,
Nullce la lielvlitf r!v, n l nil !,,.,,,
It imiv coinern, tlmt tho inulerslBiwd
has l.een duly appointed Die ndiulif
Hlriitilx of llni vetulo uf Josepli Knr
vouch, tWensrd, Py the I'omtty Court
of ri.itmiti I'oiiH'y, ' ir-",oii, and all
OersullS Il.tMllg I'lllhllS llUlllt tlul ..
tllle of Hold ilet'enne.1 urn rioili-o.t l.i
present thn.s.um. duly verllled to the
niid.'iiitm'. lit her home In New A-
torlil. Ill I'hilmip CoUlllV, OlrKiill. wild.
m hk numiiiH rrom (ins utile,
HUKI.Ti K A U vi N i'.S,
Plltr.l (It toilu Ibis K.ttl ilny of
Vugiiit. iw:, S'l&..)3,
N"TI''E I'DIt Pl'IH. Ii'ATlnN.
t'llltet Mates I.imd littlee, lit Oregon
My, ui,.k,,ii, Aug. ti, IDiC:
Soil. ! lien-I.V ilV II IllUt III I OIII-
plllllnn llltlt lb,. plnvldtiliH of 111" Met
f r.iiuieiin of June 3, li.t. eniolet
-tn a. t fur Hie sain of Umlwr lauds
lo thu States of t'nlrortt:i, ttn-jion,
Neva, in nn-1 , n.tli I in'., in Te(or."
,is ntende.1 to nil tlu. Public Land
States by t uf A'lgusl , )vj2.
WILLIAM HMiXiT.
of W.illa. t. vounty of tilionlioiie, Htate
of Idnlm, has this day filed In this
olnee Mh mvoin strtteiuent No. MM, for
H.e i nn Iiiim' of ttu 8W iiinrler of
ee.tinn No. 32. Ill township No. 4 N,
No. west, and will orfer proof
to slum (luit thn land SoukIiI Is inori
Miloaliln for Its ilmlj,-r or sione tlum
for iiKtleiilturnl purposes, nml to -s-t
ilillnli his i liilin to said land before
tic realntur and receiver of this oltlee
at lUeKun City, Oregon, on Monday,
tll 20tli d iy of fK tourr, 112.
II" name as witness: James It,
Short, of Mullen, Idaho; John A. Me
Iiohoill, of Mullen, Idaho; James T.
lunke, of Seanl.le, uiigoii; Millard
Aiinslroiig, uf Mullen, Idaho.
Any no. I nil pernons claiming ad
verely I lie nbovr. described binds it
t... lii.nl.-. I to til" Iheir ihilnis In this
oitlee on or liefoi" said 20tli day of
i. l olier, I'M.'.,
CIIAM. P. MiHlltEft,
8-S-I0-IO. UeBUtef.
N')Tt'U Foil Pt'llLH'ATION.
fnltel SI. ilea 1 .1111 I I illlce, ill llieuon
I'lty, Uieuoii, Aug. I, 1902:
Notlen n ll-re'iy given tllllt III I lull
I'll in... Willi Hie proVlMlops of I In- act
..f i 'onitr-nn or ,li,..; 3. 1 V.'S, i-nllil-1
Vu mt for the sale of tli.ilx-r lands
In the Slates of I'alfonila, i i-'g in,
Nevada and Wushlngiun Territory,"
.ii es:"inlei to all thi i ublle Land
Males by net of August 4, ISJ2,
KATE A. CLARK,
of Se.i-iM", County of Clatsop, Htate of
i heron, has this day filed her sworn
kI iii-inent No. M37, for the puri lnine of
Hie E half of NE iiiarter, MV ipiurter
if noiilieimt fuartir, uud northeast
ipiaiter of northwest quarter of
si-i Hun No. 3. In township No, 6 north,
i .nig" No. 7 .Mt, and will offer proof
to ihow that Hie land sought Is mora
lahiable for Its Hinbnr or stonti Hum
for iiKrleiillur.il purposes, mid to es-
i:ilillh Inr claim bifore the clerk of
I'laisop County, ut Astoria, Oregon, on
I'll. lay, thi 17th day of October, 1W2.
She names us witnesses: Olnf Itoien,
of AMiorl.i, Oregon: P.. M. (laslon, of
Astoria .Or'ifoti; Timothy Conornn, of
Jewel. Oleifoli; i. M. Ht unit, of Astn.
rla, Oregon.
Any and nil persons claiming nd-
vemely the nbnve-ileseribed lands ar
reiiucHte.t to lllo their rlalnm In Ibis
ofll.e on or before said 17lh day of
October, l'JOC.
CHAS. R. M'VtREfl.
g-A 10-10. Register.
SUMMONS.
In Hi- Circuit Court of the Slat
of
Oregon, for Clatsop County:
Ida Thoiiiai, PlalnUrr, vi Charles II.
.Mlt. hll, Iicfmi.l inl:
To Clmrlvs H. Mltcln-ll, thu abovc-
niiiii'il defeiidanl:
In lli' name of the Hi ate of Oregon,
you arc hereby required to appear nml
miniver Hie eoinplnint of I he above nam
ed plaintiff llled against you in tlio
hov ctultled caiiiie in the above
ntllled court, within six we-i
from Hie date of the first pub
lication of this summons, name
ly, on or before Monday, tin Kill
lay of Heiiti'iuber, A. I)., l'.i2. If you
fall lo ho nppeiir and answer the plain-
MIT will apply lo the court for Hie ru
llef . 1 - -1 1 1 1 1 1 t 1 In said i oiuplalllt,
namely, for n decree declaring void and
anniillliig Ihemiarrlaee xlsllng between
Hie plaintiff nml the defendant and
entered Into and solemnized at tho
town of Vancouver, In (.'lark county,
state of Washington, on Hit- 23d day
of Niivmlier. H,
The defendanl will also lake notice
Hut this HiimmonH Is publlshi-d In the
Weekly Aslorlan, pursuant lo an order
inade by till lion. C. J. Trenc.hard,
I'ounly Judge of snld Clatsop county,
on the 2'.'d day of July, 11)02,
Til" dale of (be Unit publication of
this summons Is July 25th, M02.
FULTON WtOS.,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
1 hose tiny Capsules are aupenoi
to Balsam of lopaiba,"
Cubebs or Injection! anlijmy
CURE IN 48 HOURSP
the tame dneasea with-
out inconvenience.
,W hy all nrufifiih. .