THE A10RNLXG ASTURIAN. TlIiJRSDAV. SKPT 1151 BNR 4, IJWi
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Telephone, Main (61.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. '
DAILY.
Sent toy ma'), per year...... ..J.W
Sent by mall, per month 80
Berved by carrier, per month .... (0
BEMI-WBEKJLT.
Bent by mail, per year, In advance (1 00
The Astorlan guarantee to Its ad
vertiser the largest circulation of any
newspaper published on the Columbia
River.
S. C, TURNER, Business Manager.
The Oregontun of yesterday depre
cates the President's advice to "play
hard." It suggest that all have not
that kind -of temperament and kug
geslu "communion with friendly voices
when the lights are low" "solitary
-walks by sea or river shore." tie. None
of which is for a moment Incompat
ible with the strenuous life. A senti
mental, dreamy life is all right for
v. omen and suih as have not a uf
fldently Strang constitution to Ktand
good exorcise. But as a tr.AUer of ftct,
the want of exercise and go4 tir is
An everlasting cause of sickness air ong
women, and weakness and effiminaey
among men. When the President
speaks, he no doubt tas in mind the
thousands of young men wha were In
capable of passing a medical examina
tion In the Spdni?h-.V:iiorioaa war, and
countless hundreds vho v.tre buried
In foreign lands simply hecsuse they
had not ssuffioient endurance for the
work. If, as our contemporary says,
Theodore Roosevelt be "treading on
dangerous ground," his shoulders and
limbs are strong enoujh to carry him
out. We all have to "tread on dan
gerous ground.' and those "low light"
especially if the air be cnilly and the
ground moist, are part of that par
ticular ground. There is sufficient ten- j
dency to ward afternoon tea games
and namby pamby amusements for
young men as it is, and we heartily
agree with the man who uses his body
as it should be. Mens sana in sano
corpore. would be a ridiculous motto
to put on a ping pong table.
In all towns of small sixe the news
paper buyer Is a very peculiar crea
ture. He wants at least an eight page
paper. Out of the small number of
people whose names are worth men
tioning the editor must find something
to say about them all. As a matter
of fact, even the average small town
paper contains more news of inter
est according to population than any
of the large cities. This has been
proven many times. If readers build
a town up to 200,000 population it is
very easy to have a 14-page paper and
a tower on top of the office. When
they do that the newspapers are al
ways there with the plant And what
a piece of news such an increase would
be! ' "
An Eastern girl has brought suit
for (50,000 against a publisher for us
ing her photograph in T on a publica
tion. The mipgolded girl did not know
that the privacy of photographs was
long ago exploded: If you get one
honestly use it.. Some girls' photo
glyphs belong to l!ie world as beauti
ful works of art and creation; others,
alas, us curios. Anyhow, the genuine
American girl " ripe and real" is said
to be much finer than the rmper prints.
Fhe certainly in nior? independent and
better, and she lets you know it.
Port Elizabeth, -where the "Inch
cape Hock' wua wrecked this week,
is on Alyoa bay. This bay is titu'-i-U.
d at the southeatU corner (f the Af
rican continent and is in Capn Colony.
Alpoa ny bur a wide oitranee, lac
ing any southC'dsi.in gale that may
EI ring 11(1, and strong winds from that
point of the compass always tueke
things more or less unpleasant at Port
Elizabeth. - :
The announcement made by the
county commissioners which Is print
ed In another column calls directly
for public interest This city most as
suredly needs a better court house,
and if we keep pluging after it suc
cess will follow the effort. "If 'twere
done 'twere well 'twere done quickly."
Now Is just as good a time to sail a
straight course to that end as any
other,
The Shah of Persia, while visiting
England, didn't like the looks of the
British channel when be saw it' It
was the most water he ever saw in a
bunch. He didn't feel right well unUl
he got across it and struck hard
ground, then he arrayed himself In
gorgeously be jeweled attire and cut a
splurge. ;
In a Boston court the other day a
man was fined $10 for kicking his horse
and the next day in the same court
a man wan fined 5 for kicking his
wife. Surely there must be ft sur
plus of women In Massachusetts.
Labor day was celebrated In Canada
as rigidly if not more so than in the
United States. No papers appeared on
the Tuesday following, so that news
paper men might have an opportunity
of joining the festivities.
In the absence of a recognised IVm
oerat leader there may be many daik
horses. If any one such should hn e
silver feet It is pretty safe to back
old " Republican Teddy " up.
When President Roosevelt coined
the catchword strenuous life " he did
not count on the infernal strenuosity
of an electric street car.
OTHER CITIES.
t There Is a St. Louis justice who holds
that It Is a woman's privilege to kiss
a man when she wants to, and that
the man must stand and taki 1; w.vth
er he reciprocates or not He fined
a fellow the other day who dodged
when a woman tried to kiss him. If
he had simply dodged he might have
got oft light, but be got mad and
slapped the kisser .which the Judge
held was a breach of good manners,
and not at all manly. N. C Repub
lican. Mrs. Waggoner out in a claim lor
the reward for Outlaw Merrill' tody
and it has been decided that she is
not entitled to it. If she will ask the
state to reimburse her for the expanse
to which he was put ia reiitrnl u the
body, and for reasonable compensa
tion for the service she rendered, her
claim will- be allowed without ques
tion Corvalli3 Gazette.
The Everett avenue bridge has been
condemned and the council will build
a $50,000 new one. If the same degree
of carelessness In Inspection prevails
during ita construction as prevailed
during the planking of Wetmore ave
nue, the city will get a $20,000 struc
ture for its money and the privilege
of erecting another one in five years.
Evtrett Record.
Can you imagine anything that
would make the Democrats of Wash
ington happier than to hifVe the Re
publican state convention fail to adopt
a railway commission plank? Spo
kane Chronicle.
Mr. Mitchell, the strike leader, says
that his followers do not object to
non-union laborers. This is a new one
on everybody. Brooklyn Standard-Un
ion.
THE BEST IS NONE TOO GOOD
FOR YOU.
We can furnish you with the best for
no more than you might pay for the
worst, therefore, don't throw away
good money for poor service, bat If
you are going East, or have friends
coming West, let us tell you what
we can offer on Chicago, Washington,
New York, Boston, St Louis, Mem
phis, New Orleans and all Intermedi
ate points. Our rails are laid In 14
different states of the Union.
Communicate with us regarding
freight and passenger business. It's a
pleasure to reply to your letter.
B. H. TRUMBULL,
J. C. LINDSEY, Com. Agt.
T. F. & P. A.
143 Third Street, Portland, Ore.
RELIANCE
Electrical Works
421 BOND ST.
We are thoroughly prepared for
making estimates and executing
; orders for all kinds of electrical
Installing and Repairing
Supplies in stock. We sdl the
celebrated SHELBY LAMP. Call
up Phone 1161.
H. W.CYRU, - M'gr
C. J. Trenchard
Insurance Commission and Shipping.
Agent Wells Fargo and Pa
. ciflc Express Companies. Cus
tom House Broker.
PRAEL & COOK
TRANSFER COMPANY.
Telephone t2L ;
DIUYING AND EXPRESSING
Aft foods shipped to our car
Will receive special attention.
Na SIS Dumm St . W. 3. COOK. Kit.
u
If yon are sitting in a restaurant where
waitresses are iu attendance, yon win I
note 'now ami again some young wom.in
put her Imitd to her hack, and s rairhUuJ
hers!! up, while Her lips are Ugliteued
as if by pain. It's backache. Yet all
l . ...... . .
day long she must
be on her feet,
lifting, carrying;,
hurrying.
That wesk spot,
the hock, can foe
made stron by
the usj of iHx-to'r
Pierce's favorite.
Prescription, It
cures the womanly
discuses , hie It
cause hvailitelr?,
Uackactl.'. muc
aolie, inr.vti.'-nr
and iee;in,-Siics.s
It miik.es wtnl:
women str .: 5
a-.il sick v..,...i
we'll. ' '
r.tvo'i'te !'!--scrhiiton
" tvr.'.ii-;
no ituisho , a-t.t is
absolutely i e
from o-i-.mi, cv
cai:ie and all other i!Y.ira
lurches. iviHfej
! wmse - vu for kkaiiT
dv- j'.i u ., 4t!,. cr rs
tows UsUU....;. .. v":;w. ChH- Nut.,
Itni. Ty. "I w ti . ;" k.i:i t-oiu the
Uk" ef my ' t.' - !t..-.-ls. H.!
hetvi :;;?- i'os .,: t a tPw. ,itnl tv;v mi.
Me -t b, t' " ' .!: t j Utar. You
luisflvt! i-v. "'.t,r. .1. '-,,i n:r to it- ymir
vn'.il 'c .'.!.-'- . , !'- i1 r.r !-.nvtitc
P.,c:n..,. , ..au.-ii lifccowry,; ud
Ptrtsmi I'c.Vts. v? r.!vw ,i!wit mw
tk. Kiiiis l u.xt. ; i -i.r;tfi.. in sour
w..; a wort .; . wA :wtt t.-c Kick
che wiux afti .'v ( yvi in ictf hours
lsv:c t.t v.- .'.
Dr. Pief e's Mli.il A.ivter in paper
covx-rs, is srut yKvou receipt of 21 otie
cent staniris to ray expense of mai!iiif
only. Aiidress Dr. K. V. Pierce, liuf
Guo, N. V.
People Expect
TT T TJ TAI
X i. X J-V AJ JV VJ X
In the way of luxury and solid
solid comfort when they trav
el via
And they are never disappointed 1
not even the most exacting for the :
Famous Trains of this Famous Line I
are all equipped with "The Best of
Everything." j
Remember It is te shrt line, be-
tween Mlnneap3lis, St. Paul and Chi- ,
cago. '!
' I
Anything you wish to know about '
comfortable traveling gjadly answered
by
H. L. SISLER.
General Agent, 248 Alder Street.
PORTLAND, OREGON.
T. W. TEASDALE.
General Pass. Agt., St. Paul., Minn.
Don't Guess at It
But If on are going Cast write us I
for our rates and let us tell you about J
the service and accommodations otter
ed by the ILLINOIS CENTRAL !
RAILROAD. THROUGH. TOURIST i
Cars via the ILLINOIS CENTRAL j
from PACIFIC COAST to Chicago and 1
Cincinnati. Don't fall to write us
about your trip as we are in a posi
tion to give you some valuable Infor
mation and assistance; 319 miles of
track over which are operated some
of the finest trains in the worid.
For particulars regarding freight ar
passenger rates call on or address.
. C. LINDBEY, B. H. TRUMBELL,
T. F. & R. A. Com! Agt.
142 Third St., Portland. Ore.
BEST OF EVERYTHING
In a Word This Tells of the Pase.igi
Service via
fhe Rorlhweslern lino.
Eight Trains Dally Between St. Paul
and Chicago, comprising
The Latest Pullman Sleepers,
Peerless Dining Cars,
Library and Observation Cars,
Free Reclining Chair Cars,
The 20th Century Trains
Runs Every Day of the tear
The Finest Tram in the Work
Electric Lighted Heated
THE BADGER STATE EXPRESS, th
Finest Dally Train Running Between
St. Paul and Chicago, via the Short
Line.
Connections from the West Made vis
The NORTHERN PACIFIC
GREAT NORTHERN AND
CANADIAN PACIFIC R'TS.
This la also the BEST LINE between
Omaha, St. Paul and Minneapolis.
; All Agents Sell Tickets via,
Tjhe NorHiwestern Line
W, H. MEAD, H, L. 8I8LBR, !
Generaf Agent ' " Ttav, Agent
; Ml Alder Street, ForUaod, Oregoa -
WW
Foley's Kidney Cure purities the
Jb'ood by mailing out Im.'urluci: and
I tones up the whole iiy;em.
i U i ex
ikalncv and bladder trouuks... For
ft.w
'by Frank Hart, Druggist.
Many people cultivate a disposition
u bc,u'v ,u ' of '"''t
. Mil 1
NO FALSE! CLAIMS.
The proprietors of Foley's Honoy
and Tar do not advertise this as a
"sure cure 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 stages and never falls to
give comfort and relief In the worst
cases. Foley's Honey and Tar Is with
out doubt the greatest throat and lung
remedy. Refuse substitutes. Sold by
Frank Hart, druggist.
Some ivople's Idea of pleasure Is to
give others ull the trouble they eitn.
FOILS A rK.UU.Y ATTACK.
" My wife was so ill that irood phv-
Ulans were unable to help her," writes
Ji. at, Austin, of Willi hester. Jd
but was completely cured by Pr.
King's New Life PilK" V!tev ' work
wonders in stomach and liver troubles.
Cure constipation, sick headache. :'5c
at Chas. Rogers' drug store.
Feed a man your skimmed milk and
he will soon begin to kick for a shaie
of the cream.
BRONCHITIS FOR TWENTY TBARS
Mrs. Minerva Smith, of Panville. 111.,
writes: "I had bronchitis for twenty
years and never got relief until I used
j Foley's Honey and Tar, which is a
?ure cure." Sold by Frank Hart
," ,,, m uy run nan,
druggist.
A girl likes to listen to soft noth
ings when she thinks they me.in some
thing. When other medicines have failed,
take Foley's Kidney Cure. It h.-ws cur
ed when everything else has dlsap
pointed, For tale by Frank Hart,
druggist.
A man Is liable to become popular
DV wh:lt h lles not say as wnat he
itoes say.
A. R. Bass, of Morgantown, I"d.,
had to got up ten or twelve limes in
the night and had severe backache and
pains In the kidneys. Was cured by
Foley's Kidney Cure. For sale by
Frank Hart, druggist.
To cure bad habit? keep ',,! tym
pany. Steamer SIE
The Largest, Btaunchest, Steadiest, and mst seaworthy vesel
ever on the route. Best of Table and State Room Accommoda
tions. Will make round trips every five days between.
Astoria and Tillamook
FARE $3.BO
Connecting at Astoria with the Oregon Railroad it Navigation Co. and
the Astoria tc Columbia R. B, for Portland, San Froneisco and all
points East. For freight and passenger rates apply to
Samuel Eilmorc 5e Co.
J'inral Affeiits Astoria, r.
or to
B. C. LAMB,
Tillamook. Or.
A. & C. R. R. Co.
Portland, Or.
North Pacific Brewery.
JOHN KOPP, rroprietor.
The Popular Product of the only brewery In North,
western Oregon enjoyn a very large donientio ar.rl ex
port Bale.
KOPPS BEST bottled or in ke
Pre City Delivery,
(f New Zealand
W. P. THOMAS, Mgr., 5an Francisco.
UNLIMITED LIABILITY OF SHAREHOLDER
Has been Undei writing on tlie PaeinY (V!rt vi twiutv-iwo vrnr
SAMUEL ELMORK & CO., .fi,L,. Astoiia, (;ro.
Central Meat Market
642 COMMERCIAL ST.
Vonr ordi rn for
racali. Ijotli
FRESH AND SALT
Will he promptly mid
ttis ai'lorlly attended to
3. W, MORTON, Prop.
Telephone No. 321,
M CHlCHrSTCR'S rNQLISH
Pennyroyal pills
kdf-.-ii In UK II r.1 titld n...;liu M
SrSu'w"rtl"' ''' olll.r. Mvtw
I? HnkaUlmUia. ul lulta-
ui v i 11 . . . muin "i" mmn '
g Ktai- P, I'artlmlan, Tctlni.nl.la
f yi'ttM tUi4K in., tf r ,
' Inn, Hull, 1.OUTlaoiiMl. fkldbi
MmiIkiMi
TWO IIOlTt.KS CURED HIM.
" I w trutil with kidney com
p'iU'it for about two yearw," writes A.
I.'. 1:I. of Mt. Steiiing, but two
lottk of Foley's K dny Cure effect -
' 1 a pvn U'vtt cure.' S!d by Frank
: Hart, druffist
It would b easier to teach a baby
how to talk than a woman nut to
The dude's mission Is to show what
man was before he became man.
No young man ever bnd an ugly
sweetheart until she Jilted him,
TKBAT
VOIH KIDNEYS
RHEUMATISM.
FOR
When yuu are suffering from rheu
matism, the kidneys muiU be attend
ed to at onoe so that they will elimi
nate the uric add from thte blood.
Foley's Kidney Cure Is tho most ef
feethe remedy for this purpose, It. T.
Hopkins, of iv!ar, Wis., say: " After
unsuccessfully doctoring for three
years for rheumatism with the beat
doctors, I tried Foley's Kidney Cure
and It cured me. I cannot speak too
highly of this givnt medicine."--For
sile by Frank Hart, druggist.
Some men spend half their time III
getting ready to waste the other halt.
THE PIUt'K OF HEROICS.
1 it it 113 IHIKllt'IB III I I1C 1"IL WIXV WIDie
to say that for Semirhes, Urulses,
v'uts, Wounds, Corns, Sore Feet and
Stiff Joints, limklen Arnica Salve 1
jtho best in the world. Same for Hums,
f Scalds. KolUt, Ulcers, Skin Eruptions
and Piles, It cures or no pay. Only
So at Chas. Rogers' drug store.
The Chinese laimdrymau evidently
realite the Irony of his fate,
a milluv; vote ;s
Could hardly cvpioan the thailu of
Homer Hall, of West Point, iu. Lis
ten why A scwie cold had settled
on his lungs, causing a most obstpiate
cough. Several physicians said he had
consumption, but could not help him.
When nil thought he was deomvd he
began to uso Vr King's New Discov
ery for consumption and writes: " It
completely cured me and saved my
life. 1 now weiah iri pounds." It'
positively guaranteed for Coughs,
folds and Lung troubles. Price 60c
and $1. Trial bottles free at Chas.
Rogers' drug store.
The free advice you get from some
people Isn't half worth It.
H. ELMORE
O. R. N. Co.
Portland. Or.
J. A. FASTABEND
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
AND BUIIJER.
niE mnm
A familiar name of the Chicago,
Milwaukee & St. Paul Ra.llwav. known
all over the Union a the Great Railway
luiuiiinf me "i-ioneer uimitea tmlni
every day and night between St. Paul
and Chicago, and Omaha and Chicago.
"The only perfect train in the world."
Understand; Connection are made
with all transcontinental linen, securing
to paasenger the best service known.
Luxurious coaohes, electric light, eteam
heat, of a variety equaled by no other
line. ,
flee that your ticket read via "The
Milwaukee" when going to any point
in the Uulted State or Canada. All
ticket aeewu cell them. - .
' Tor rated, pamphlet or other Infni.
oration, addM.
J, W.. CASEJY, : c, 3. EDDY.
Trav. PaaAm 'itin. Agt.
PorUacd, Ore. Portland. Or,
NOTtcR for puhlicatton.
United States l.aiul Ottlcv, Oregon
City, Oregon, Aug, is, UHM,
Notice is hereby given that In com
pliance with the provisions of the act
of congress of June 1 IS7S, entiled "An
act the sale of Umber lands In the
state of California. Oivboii, Nevada,
and Washington Territory," u ex
tended to uli the public laud states
by act of August 4, ma,
Ol. K OHIilSTIANSKN.
of Astoria, County of Clatsop, State of
Oregon, has this day filed In this of
fice his sworn statement No, ftsi'S, for
the purchase of lots S, S mid 4, sec
tion fi and lot t of section No. II, In
township No, ft north, range No. V west
and will offer proof to show that the
laud sought Is more valuable for Its
timber or stone than for aKi'lcilltlirnl
purpose. 11 ml to establish his claim
before the register nnd receiver of this
ottlee at Oregon City, Oegon, on Mon
day, the hlh day of November. 1'ia;1,
He names n witnesses: It, J. Hurke,
of Seaside, Ore.; J. T. Hurke, of Sen
side, ore,; R J Sanford. or Portland,
ore.: FriinU Kvanson, of Astoria. Ore.
Any and nil persons claiming ad
versely the above described lands lire
requested to rile their elnlms in this
ottlce on or before mtlit 10th day of
Novomlier, lit'S.
CHAS. It MOORKS.
-2:lt-4. . Register.
NOTICE FOR PUULICATION."" "
t nlted State U 1 1 OitUe. tlrvuuii
City. Oregon, Aug, 5, mt
Notice is hereby given that In com
pliance witti the provisions of an act
of congreM ot June a, jsTn, entitled
'An act for the sale of Umber lands
m the flutes of California, Orr4.cu,
N'evadi and Washington Territory,"
us emended to all public land sia e
by tu t of AUMUst 4, ISM,
i.KNout; i- rM'Kiuvooo,
of P01 Hand, County of Muttmun.ih,
State of Oregon, hus this day liio l In
this office Iter sworn stntvmeiit No.
for the purchase of ih iiniih
east quarter of section N4. SO, la to.11:-
ship No. ti north, range No, 9 west, nnd
will offer proof to sbo v thut tin laud
sought Is more vaUi'ibs for Us umlr
or tor,e than for omiL m.-ii. ii 1 ur-
poses, and lo establish lm ctiiin 10
said land before the register and re-
reiver at this ottlce nt Oregon City,
Oregon, on Monday, the Sd day of Ko
dinner, Jw2.
She mimes ns wltnessi s: liyron J.
Siuiford, of Moiituvilla, ore.; Wtlttam
Krlesel, of t'ortland, ore,; J.tims T.
offside Or J' mf
An?,nriu',r. Calming,...
versely the ubove descrllwd lands a,-
requested to file their claims m -his
S-13-lO-t:
h l
NOTlCi: FOR rCUUCATION.
t'nlteit Statfit l.itnl Ofllce, nl Oregon
Hv. Uieuoii, July I, i'jOJ;
Notice l hereby glvon that In own-
I'lianre with the tuvvmionn of the act
of Co-igree of June 3, lTS, tntlllfd
"An act for the aule of limber land
m thi 8late of California. Oregon,
Ni vaita and WaehlnKtott Territory."
a.1 txtendi-l to all Hie l ulilla Land
ttale by act of Augum I, 1WJ, !,,r r ntme tlim for ngrlcultuiai or
MRS. DA MA O. ARMdi' lONll. P"", uml lo eetahlleh her claim to
("if Portland, County cf Multi omoh,
tn!e of Oregon, ha IhM day IIUiJ in
thin office hi nworn tt Jment, No.
j'OJ, for the puruhane of thi 8. half
jf NK. quarter and lota 1 and 2, of o
tion ?m, 3. in tiiwnimip C Ncith,
ltungo No. 10 We:, n'l.l will offer
proof to show that the l.iR'l ought
la more valuilile for it Umber 01
tone than for agricultural 1 urposr, j Anv und .ill ih.ik.hih claiming od
nnd to cetabllah hi claim to a!d , ' ly the iilmvc-ile -ritM-d lnn.1 are
land before the Rcglater and Receiver .ri-nueateil to tile their ilnlm In thin
of t lila ottlce at Orenun Cl'.y, Oregon, folllce on or before the aabl H'.h day
.01 Sa'urday, the !0th day of Se.u-m- ' r 1 icliii.-r,
Ix r ,iW2. He names aa wltn-iaiea: ! Cll g. n. M' HlMrt.
Hyron J. funford, of Mon'avllla, j 1-19-10-31. Iteitlnier.
Or-iton; William KrlJel, of Portland, !
Oregon; Jacb Kayair, of PortUtnl, I Kl'MMuNS.
Oregon; Fred K. Ortchlld, of Portland, I "" "
Oregon. .In the circuit Court of Hie .State nt
Any and all perwin cUlmlng ad- j oregmi. for Cainp "ount;
versely the above-deerlb.'d land are Alexandre tillbert, Plaintiff, vi. Nor-
reueuu io me ineir ciauna in lhl
Dltlee on or before ald Mth day of
September, 1902.
CHAS. B. MOOIU3H.
'11-9-12. Regbiter.
NOTtCK FOR PUBLICATION.
Cnlted Rlatea Land Office, tit Oregnn
City, Orogon, Aug. 4, IW2:
Notice I hereby given that In com
pliance with the irovlfiloiia of the i t
nt Congrewi of June 3, IS78. entitled
"n net for the aalo of tlmlwr hind
In the State of CalfornU. Oregon,
Nevadfi nnd WnHhlugton Territory,"
an extended to all the Public Land
State by let of Augmt 4, isdl,
JAMI'S D. SHORT,
of .Mullen, County of Hhohone, State
f Idaho, hn thi duy filed hla bmoiii
utatement No. 6S39, for the ptireluiNe
of the HW qunrter of aectlon No. 33,
In tounnhlp No. 8 north, range No. 9
wet, and will offer jiroof to liow thut
tlie land aotight I more valuable for
IN timber or at ine than for agricul
tural purpo', fin 1 to eatuhiiih hla
elntm to oalcl hind before the reglnter
ind receiver of thli ;().- :.t Oregon
c,i, Oregon, on Mo'.i l'iy, the t'..y
of rx tober, 1903,
lie mime a wiineaaea: 11. j. nurKC,
of HeaiIUe, Oregon; .l:iu T. f lurV-;, of
Seaside, Oregon; John A. Mrl'ionnell,
of Mullen, Idaho; VIIKrl , r;r.iiring,
f.f Mullen, Idaho.
Anv nnd nil person claiming nd-
verselv Hie above-described laiels me
i"itiented lo Hie their clnlir In this
ollb e on or before said 201 It day of Oe
to' cr, 1902.
CHAS. H. MOORK8,
S-5-10-10. Register.
NOTH'K FOR Pl'liMCATIO.V.
i'hlted Htnte Land Office, Oregon
City, Oregon, Auif. 1902.
Notice is hereby given Hint In com
pliance with the provision of the net
cf congress of June 3, 1H7H. entiled "An
act the sale of timber hinds In the
Htnte of California, Oregon. Nevada,
and Washington Territory," as ex
tended to nil the public land stnteii
by act of August 4, Wi,
lllll'NA I. JOHN,
of Portland, County of Mulinomuh,
State of Oregon, has till day Died In
this office his sworn statement No,
.W2, for the purchase of the east half
of the northwest quarter of section
No. 9, In township No. 6 north, range
No. 9 west, and will offer proof (0 show
that the land sought Is mora valuablo
for Its timber or stone than for agri
cultural purposes, and to establish his
claim to said land before the register
and receiver of this office nt Oregnn
City, Oregon, on the 7th day of No
vember, 19(12. y
He mimes as witnesses; Thomas It.
RldWell. Charles Iverson, Frank Illd
well, Theodore Btockmun, all of As
toria, Ore.
I Any and all persona claiming nd-,
.versely the above described lands are
requested to file their claims In this
bfBee on or before the said 7th day of
(November, 102.
CHAS. R. MOORISH,
NiiTtOK OF JNTKNTION TO WITH
IMUW INHIUIANCH I UC Port IT, IY
TIIM IMI'HHIAI, INHtHtANl'ti
COMPANY, l.l.MlTI'll),
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCKItN-
tu accordance with the iviiulrnmeiits
of the laws of the State of Oregon,
relative to Insurance iiunpiiiili'S, notice
Is hervby given Hint the Imperial In
surance Company, Limited, of Loudon,
I'liiMland, desiring lo cease doing bus
iness within the State of oreuon, In
tends In withdraw- Its deposit wtth the
treasurer of said state nnd will. If no
claim ngiiliihl said company shall be
filed wlih the Insurance Commissioner
within six months from the second day
or September, Itw2, the same being Hie
date nl the (list publication of this lio
ilee, withdraw Its deposit from the
Slate Treasurer
IMI'Kltl At, iNrtt'HANCK CO , LTD ,
Hv WM. J, LAN OKHS. Manager,
tinted at Hun Kinnclsco this 1st day
or September, ta.
NOTICK Foil t'l llf.t "ATl'.iN,
United Slates l.nud Ollbe, Oregon
City. Oregon, August '13, Itwa,
Notice is hereby given that In com
pll.ineo with th provisions of an net
of Congress J. me .1 IH',. enilthd "An
net for the. sale of timber lands In
the states of Callfm 11U, oivioii, Ne
vr.da, and Wasbliiuiou iVrrllnry."
extended to nil the public land stale
ny iu i or .uuust 4, iw,
A HI UK M. ROSS,
of Kiiappa, County i f Clatsop, Slutu
of Oivgtn, has this dny rilnl In this
urtU'c her sworn slntemeut No. 6MI7.
for the imreh.tse of lot J mi, I 3, of
se-tlnn No, I, In township No. s north,
rang" Ni. 7 west, and win orfer pt'-wf
lo show th it the hind sought I more
vilunh'e for its 'lmbr or stone ilian
for leillliiriil purposes snd In eg.
labllsh her claim to said land befire
Ihe t'.iilnty CI M'k of Clatsop Comity,
ul ,'orli. oieou, on Wednesday,
the 6th day of November. I'.1.
She nsiii'S as ltnr: H A,
irameivn. of Kuappa. ore.: W. 3, Ross,
l,,f Knapj-a, Ore; W, K. Stone, of
ib'tiapp,!. 'hv,, ('. l. I'toss, of Knap.
,Mp
Xl,v ,r"' n" psrsnu ilaliiilng ad-
''''elv th- almveleserllw.l lands are
iro' slid to fl their claims in this
"li 011 or tuf.oe the said f.(h day of
Nocend ir, li.'
1 j ..-. n. ,war.i,
:. 11 1" ' Register
NOTICE Foil I'l'lU.ICAl'ION.
"' " ""
.'TO fi'TSli f,''
' N" :' '", U " -1 '.'LT':";
.'' ';'", ,H',h 'h. s f, ''B,
!.,,.t nil ( 1 11 ti.l Ji .i .-
by act of August 4, 1S2,
ANN IH MEAll'Ur,
Al-nlrn. tV'.iiily i.'helulU.,
ihiule of Wuetiiiigtun, hue title dny
!n',l '" lhl uOli-e hi-r ntviirn MttitxiiK'iit
IN"- f!,',. tr Hie mr hn' f the orth
'he northwrnl quarter and lot
3 ew't'ou No. 6, in township
'n 1 nonh. nw N., " t, niul will
proof to how Hint the l.nid
."ught l more valuable (or lm iim-
h""' before the rfglmcr and tv-
'ivi r of thin ufflve nt oregnn City,
:'Wwnn, on Monday, the nth day of
lOctober. VJtit.
j Sli- im n in ItiKoin-ii: Hrb,illiin
.wiuwr, r umey, iii.: jnhn 1;. ijirnon,
Aa'ortn Jullua flarby, of A-
tirtu. lite , John ln'k, of ,Vtrlu
lcrt (liilllon and Claude liulll 111, ile-
fetnlant.
To Norliert iliilllon and Claude (liilllon,
Hie ub.iv.-nanied defendant;
IN TIIK NAMK OF TIIK STATU
OF oltKOON, yell and each of you
are hereby required to par and an
swer Hi" mmplalnt Died against you Iu
ilmve entitled eotirt In th above en
titled action on or la-fore six wek
from the lay of the first publication
of thi fniiiiinoiiN. namely, on or before
Mix week from the 19th day of August,
pi'C, mi. I Hie defendant will take no
tlce that If they fall so to lippinr the
plaintiff will dike judgment against
them and each of - them for
the sum of $2541.34, timet her
wilh Interest thereon nt the rate of
eight per cent per nnnnm from '.he 10th
day of April. A. I. 1902, until paid, to
gether i lth the cost nnd disburse"
merit of this action. The defendant
are further untitled that the plaintiff
lia attached In thi action the bark
I'tniHt ! (lo'ive, her tackle, apparel
mil furniture complete; and that upon
the entry of a Judgment In thi ac
tion an order will be taken for the
H.ile of sail attached property. lie.
fendanl ar further notified that ser
vice of summons in the above entitled
action was ordered to be male on
each of ul I defendants by publUa
iluii (hereof In the Astorlnn for a pe
riod of six w.'eks. pursuant to nn or
1I1 r and decree rendered by the County
Judge of the Cnun'y of Clatsop, State
of Oregon, on the 14th dny of Aug
ust. 1902.
Th1? date of the first nuhtlcitlan of
till summons I Airrust 19, 1903.
FULTON IHtOH.,
8-I9-9-.10. AHor".ev for Plaintiff.
NOTIOK FOR PUI1MCAT10V.
United Slates Land Office, Oregon
Hy, July 19, 1902;
Notice Is hereby given that In com
pliance wllh the provisions of Hie act
of congrewt June 3, 1H78. entitled " Ail
Kl for the sale of timber lands In
lb Hla,le of California, Oregon, Ne
vada, and Washington Territory," ns
extended to all publlo land states by
act of Angiot 4. 1')2,
WILLIAM I OILSON,
of Iiiill.i.4, county of Polk, rtato of
Or. i'en, hn thli day filed In this of.
tlce his sworn statement No. 6N25, for
the purchase of the NW. quarter of
section No. 10 in township No. ( north,
range No. 9 west, and will offer proof
to stwiw that the land sought la more
valuahlo for its timber or stone than
for agricultural purposes, and to es
tablish his claim to said land before
the register and receiver of this of
fice ait Oregon Olty, Ore., on Saturday,
the 4th day of October, 1902.
He names as witnesses: Theodore
Stockman, of Astoria, Ore.; James B.
Flynn, of Portland, Ore.; Adeeon Mon
roe, of Portland. Or.: Thoa. Ii. indwell.
of Astoria. Ore.
Any and all cersons clalmlnar ad.
veweijr the above-described, lands are
requested to file their clahns In this
oroce .on Hr before said 4th day of Oo-
luoer, iwz.
CHAS. B. MoOftBS,
J-2-U-4.,
Register,; 7-SM-M