THE MORNING ASTORIAN. THURSDAY. NOVUMBEK 27, 1902
THE OLD RELIABLE
i
Absolutely PuroT
WERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE
COMMENT ON CHAMBER-
LAIX'3 VISIT TO AFRICA
Balfour Is Now Master Hind In Con
duct cf Cabinet, But May
Need Secretary.
NEW YORK, Nov. 26. Commenting
upon the departure for South Africa of
CoJonlal Secretary Joseph Chamberlain
the London correspondent of the Tri
bune cables:
" "The significance of all these tributes
lies In the fact that (he old parliament
arian, who has become the strongest
Individual force in public life, has gone
out with a special commission from
crown and cabinet to settle affairs in
South Africa as he likes. Premier
Balfour's personal authority will be
strengthened by the withdrawal of the
masterful spirit of the colonial secre
tary from politics during the next"six
months. The education bill will be
carried without the aid of Mr. Cham
berlain and the program of the next
session, with the Irish measures and
the London school reorganization as
the chief feature, will be known as ex
clusively the prime minister's. He
was master of the situation for the first
time when the cabinet met yesterday
with one chair vacant. He may need
his most sagclous adviser more urgent
ly than politicians apprehend.
"There ar persistent rumors that
Lord Salisbury Is returning to England
in order to support Lord Hugh Cecil's
agitation for an amendment to the edu
cation bill, which has now entered up
on the report stage, with closure ap
plied vigorously for three days. There
is . continuance of present gossip re
specting the king's Intervention In Irish
affairs and fundamental changes in the
policy which may precede the royal vis
It to the island next year. Some na
tionalists choose to assume that the
king, from friendship for Mr. Glad
stone, has been a home ruler many
years, but this is a fantastic invention.
There is reasonable ground, however,
for the belief that a great effort will
be made to conciliate the Irish party
before the king visits the island."
SALUTED THE FLAG AND DIED
Prominent Club Woman Falls Dead In
Midst of Ceremonies
CHICAGO, Nov. 26. Mrs. sjyivla Do-
ton, a well known and wealthy club
woman, has died of heart failure in the
rooms of the Columbia Woman's Relief
Corps In the Masonic Temple. Mrs.
Do ton, who was or.e of the color-bearers
In the ceremonies, making the an
nual inspection cf the corps, had just
saluted the American flag which drap
ed the front of the platform at one end
of the big hall and stood with her right
arm extended toward the banner.
Without an instant's warning her hand
fell limply to her side, she reeled and
dropped unconscious to the floor.
Physicians were summoned, but they
failed to revive the unconscious wo
man. She died two hours after she
had been stricken.
SICKNESS IN FRENCH ARMY
Consumption and Typhoid Cieute Hav
or In Ranks of Soldiers.
NKW YORK, Nov. ri.-The minister
of war has drawn attention, sayB a
Times dispatch from Paris, to the un
sanitary condition of the army, saying
that since 1870 Qermany had lost 13,
004 soldiers from disease, while France
had lost 99,000 from the same cause.
Consumption and typhoid are the prin
cipal factors in the death list. . Con
scripts Join the regiments in November
the very worst season, he says, for a
change of place, diet and habits.
T1k minister has Issued a circular
enjoining greater sanitary precautions.
BENJAMIN HARRISON'S WILL.
Filed In San Francisco to Collect Sou
venirs. SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 26. The
will of the late President Harrison will
be filed for probate In this city today.
This Is necessary In order to collect
certain parts of the estate, left by
deceased In California, the value of
which does not exceed $10,000. The will
gives to his wife and children the gold
and silver Invitations, menu cards and
other souvenirs of his visit to this
state.
LOUD HAWKES' CRICKETERS.
BAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 26. Lord
Hawkes' famcis team of amateur
cricketers arrivM in the city direct
from England. Lord Hawkes is not
with the team, but will join It in New
Z aland. Today the team will play
IS men against IS CiiliforniHiis on the
Presidio grounds. On Thursday the
Kmslishmert will sail for Now Zealand,
where a series of matches have been
arranged to last until nearly the end
of February.
BREAKS STRENGTH TEST.
Student in New, York Performs Mar
velous Mus-iilar Fe.tts
NEW YORK. Nov. it'.. With the to
tal yt 2049 pounds Frank S. Shaw, a
senior In the Columbia school of Ap
plied Science, has broken the universi
ty strength test record of :MS points,
made by Nelson W. Wlllant last spring.
According to the Sargent system.
Shaw bettered the figures set by Wil
lard in every one of the individual
tests except those for the strength of
back and right forearm. The cham
pion lifted 1ST2 pounds with his legs
and T04 pounds with his back. He
pulled himself up no fewer than 42
times and made tK push-ups.
BRl'T L Mt'RPER
Construction Ross Arrested for Killing
Engineer.
Tureka, V't.ih. Nov, 26 Barney Dunn
night boss In a railroad construction
camp on the Oregon Short Line was
brought here today and lodged In jail.
charged with the murder of William
Dryburn, engineer on a work train.
The killing was the outcome of a dis
pute regarding the relative marksman
ship of the twa men. Pyburn chal
lenged Dunn to shoot his hat off. Dunn
Immediately raised his rifle and tired
one shot. The bullet struck Dryburn
in the forehead, tearing off the entire
top of his head and killing him al
most instantly.
PAINTING SELL-? HIGH
Picture of San Juan Hill R-inss fl$.
000 at Auction.
NEW YuRK, Nov. !6. Verestkha
gin's picture of San Juan hill. "Come
On, Boys." showing Colonel Roosevelt
charging at the heal of his men,
brought Ili.OOO at jublic auction to
night. RESULT OF STRIKE
Carmen Blamed For Failure of the La
bor Movement.
HAVANA. Nov. 26.-Motormen and
car conductors are blamed for the loss
of the strike by thsir refusal to go out.
Shots were fired from "house tops to
nipht in Belasooain street and a motor
man a ltd two assenarcrs were struck,
the motorman being fatally Injured.
Rural guards were summoned to duty
in Havana.
O. S. L. RAISES V. AGES
SALT LAKE, Nov. 26. General
Manager E. E. Calvin of the Oregon
Short Line railroad toady announced
that on December 1 wages of all switch
men and yard foremen in the employ of
the road will be advanced to approx
imately 10 percent.
MURE POWER FROM NI VGA RA .
It has be-n decided to build a large
power plant on '.he Canadian Hide of
Nlasara falls, v. hi-h when completed
will enable the operators to furnish
200,000 horse power. A few yt-s.rs ago
the idea of using Nlagar's power would
have seemed ridiculous, but the pro
gress of invnetion during last cen
turv ha3 now made it possible. There
also has been wonderful progress made
in medicine during that time, the most
noticeable being the introduction of
Hosietter's Stomach Bittetrs about J)
veai? ago. This family medicine is for
everybody, but more especially foi
thos; who are weak and sickly. It
will strengthen the stomach and
nerves, curt indigestion, int-ointiia,
constipation and malaria .fever and
auo. Try it and see for yourself.
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
VOTE FOK-
J0HN SVENS0N
Cltlzts-Libor Unloi Casdidate
for Ctnocllsuo is Second Wr4
Cured of Asthma
After 33 years of Suffering.
It will be (ratifying to Asthmatic
readers to learn that sn absolute cure baa
at last been discovered by Dr. Schlflmann.
That the remedy li an effectual one can
not be doubted after perusal of such testi
mony as that of C. W. Van Antwerp, Ful
ton, N. Y., who says: "Your remedy
(Scmffmann'g Asthms Cure) Is the best I
ever used. I bought s package of our
druggist and tried It and one box entirely
cured meet Asthma, and I have not had
Itslnce. lean now go to bed and sleep all
night with perfect comfort, which I have
Dot done before for 35 year and I thank
you (or the bualth that I now enjoy. I
hope that you will publish this letter, that
Other may learn of Its wonderful virtues."
Sold by all druggists at 5c and It. on.
Send 2c stamp to Dr. .8ehlff maon, Box m,
Bi. Pault Minn., for a free sample package.
Dr. T. It. Ball
DENTIST.
624 Commercial Street Astoria, Ore.
Leads Them All
The Mutual Life Insurance
Company of New York leads
all other companies
In amount paid to pvlU-y-hotdri
$569,I5948o-34
In Aura
$352,838,971.67
Ik period of uniattrruptts! grvwili
Founded 59 Years Ago
The Mutual Life Insurance
Company of New York is. a
synonym for
SECURITY" The first element desired by
investors.
SECURITY Independent of crop failures,
panics, strikes or war.
Writ. Uf4ty far "When Shall I IaamfH
The Mutual Like Insurance
Com pas y of New York
Kkhad A. McCvrdy, I'rowdcnl
VAN DUSEN A CO, Resident Agents.
Astoria. Oregon.
Sherwood Qlllespy, Manager, Seattle,
Washington.
C. H. Waterman. State Manager.
Portland, Oregon.
NEW TODAY
Sweet 'ratn for sale. Hoeflers.
You will find the best 13c meal In the
city at the Rising Sun Restaurant.
New stock of fancy goods Just ar
rived at Yokohama Bataar. Call and
se the latfst novelties from Japan..
WANTED 5 YOUNG MEN from As
torra to at jnce prepare for Position"
in the Government Service, Apply to
Inter-State Corres. Inst. Cedar Rapids,
la.
The Oriole Go Basket is a handsome
and light ro-curt which can be easily
folded ,tim .vrrled on the arm, can be I
carried in travelling with child In it
and usd as a high thair at table, can
be conveniently carried on cars. Must
b seen to be appreciated. Prices W
to 110. Chai. Hellborn ft Son are sole
gents.
BIO REDUCTION SALE.
Mrs. R. Ingleton will inaugurate a
sweeping reduction sale of ladles and
children's hats, to continue for SO days.
Remember that every 50-cent purchase
give you a chance for an elegant $500
piano. MRS . R . INGLETQN,
Welch Block
ANDREW LAKE
Merchant Tailor
New Goods, Winter Samples, Per
fect Work, Prices Reasonable
and Work Done With Dispatch.
4Si Commercial St.,
Astoria. Ore.
C. J. Trenchard
Insurance Commission and Snipping.
y
Agent Wells Fargo and .Pa
cific Express Companies. Cus
tom House Broker.
RELIANCE
Electrical Works
421 BOND T.
We are thoroughly prepared for
making estimates and executing
orders for all kinds of electrical
Installing and Repairing;
Supplies In stock. We s-ll the
celebrated SHELBY LAMP. Call
up Phone 11(1.
. W. CYRUS, - Mar
The MUG SALOON
P. E. PETERSON, Prop.
Finest Wines and Liquors.
Corner As tor and Ninth.
THE WALDORF
C. F. WISH, Propr.
Astoria's principal resort.
Fine liquors and cigars.
"The Biggest Sensation Everywhere."
LILJPUT
CoIapMuble Pocket
S t e r ' ie A ppn ra t it s
The smallest stereucope with the
strormest optical effect. Highly fin
isffied In different colors with rich gold
and silver decorations (mountings-.
Including 20 V. F. Photographs. Views
of art (genre). Price only $1. Sent
everywhere prepaid In letter form.
AGF.NTS WANTED.
Llliput Steroscope Company
FORREST BLDO., Philadelphia.
C. 01, Barr, Dentist
Mansell Building.
171 Commercial St, Astoria, Ore.
TBLBPHONB RES SOU.
Fancy and Staple Groceries
FLOUR. FEED, PROVISIONS,
TOBACCO AND CIGARS
Supplies of all kinds at lowest lutes, for nslirinien,
Farmers and Ixf rs.
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FROM 2 UPWARDS
Cwk stows, Kangcs iiml vvmtliing in
the stove line at absolutely the lowest
prices in Astorin.
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WILLAMETTE
.1. II. COLEMAN,
College of Liberal Arts. Law, Art, Medi
cine, Music, Oratory, Theology, Business
PHEF AUATOIIT DErAtlTMKNT orn to tudnta completln eighth
grade department lower grade In preparatory department, llenlde ufford
lnt professional training, the University eeks to give t thorough ptactkal
education to all who are aware of the vain.- of a train d brain.
TUB NORMAL DEPARTMENT offim a thorough course in the theory
and practice of teaching. Meeta all re onlrementa of mat school law. It
teacher are In constant demand. t7Catalogu- upon application.
OLD KENTUCKY HOME
CLUB 0. P. S. WHISKEY
American Favorite Whiskey
BLUMAUER & HOCH
Wholesale Liquor and Clar I-alrrs
SOLK AUKNTS '
10K-1 10 Fourth Street - - - Portland. Or. -non
Mrs. Laura S. Webb,
VkPraiAtnt of Votnco't Democratic QuU of NorthfO Ohio.
PSHirERE ARE MANY
I I I sickly women be
I I tween the ages ol
45 ami 5.1, biit t lu-re are
very few invalids oyer 65
ami lit) years of ajfe. The
cliantre of life coming to
a woman near licr forty
fourth year, either makes
her an invalid or gives
Mr. Linru
her a new Ictso on life. Those who
meet this change in ill health sel
dom live ten years afterward, while
a woman who lays aside the active
duties of womanhood in health sel
dom fails to live on in happiness,
years aftT ihe has paused 60. This
is truly a critical time.
Mrs. Laura S. Webb, of Toledo,
Ohio, recognizes the change of lifo
as a dangerous period and she also
has faith in Wiue of Cardui. She
writes:
"A I hid always oeen troubled more
or leu at the menstrual period, I dreaded
WINE of CARDUI
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...THE CITY OP ASTORIA...
Ih Koted iin the
In Manufactured...
Cutbirtli's Creosote Shingle Stains
The Most Durable, Preservative, and
Handsome Stnius on the Market.
Nothing keeps out the weather like shingles on the walls. Nothing
preserves and beautifies Mhiogles likeCutliirth's stains.
Culbirth also makes the best COI'PKIt 1' A I. N'T for Ihe bottoms of nil
water craft.
'miuxiiiixiiiixiiiixrxn
Castings
We are prepared to make then oa
short notice and of the best materials.
Let us give you estimates on any klnA
of castings or pattern work. Lower
prices for first-class work.
TELEPHONE NO. 2461.
"Let tho COLD DUST
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Heaters 5
7 UNIVERSITY
President, Salem. Or.
the change of life which Wat
fut approaching. Vhile vis
iting with a frkod I noticed
that the wu taking your
Tine ol Cardui, sod the wu
to enthutiattk about it that I
decided to try a bottle. I ex
perienced tome relief the first
month, to I kept on taking it
for three monlht and now I
menstruate with no pain and
I liull take it off and on now
until I have passed the climax. 1 do not
dread it now, at I am lure that your
Wine of Cardui will be of great benefit
at this time."
Wine of I'ardui is the remedy to
re-iiiforcc a woman against the .shock
that comes wiii the change of life.
It re-establishes healthy functions
after years of Miffcring. In doing
this it has saved thousands of nuf
feriM just in time. Do not wait
until suffering is upon you. Thor
ough preparations should lie inadu
iu advance. Begin the Wiue of
Cardui treatment today.
A million suffering women
have found relief in
Wine of ('ardui.
Pliit-e Where
IRON, STEEL,
BRASS
and BRONZE
Scow Bay Iron 0
Brass Works
Oor. 18th and Fiankllu are:
twins do your work'
. tp.
II ICONS MAN'S
I'ATKNT WHITISU UINU
Tlia most Importune liiiprovetneni
of thn nifo In tli art of prii
mannhlp makes thn poorest writ
er A ploudld prlinmn la a few
weeks by the 110 of Ihl ring. Kn-
dorxej by pniiiillivnt eollegu prvNldelil
and board of edtuiitlon In Kuroiw j
ud Ainarlcit, Hainple iloaen aanortFtl
alx,M Nl'llt
sampUi :,v
pint wxM for tl, kIiikIo
When ord. iInK a hIiikUi
rittit atai whetlior for tnun, ivomun
rltitt sti
or chill
PENN MFG. SUPPLY CO.
11") 8. FOURTH ST., Philadelphia.
Central Meat Market
642 COMMERCIAL ST.
Your onlrri tor
niraU. Uith
Fii KSII A In D S A LT
will he irnmiin ami
ailini Uirllv atiriiilrd In
J. W. MORTON. Pre?,
telcptiittt Nil. tji.
NOTICE FOll PUULICATION.
United State I.and om. Oirnon
Vi'.y, Oregon. October 14, IW.'.
Notice la hwby glten tlmt In com-
Plluiu. with the pro,.,, of the a, t
"An net for the sale of timber Uud
In (he states of Callfornlu, Oritoii,
Noada and Wiuihlngton Territory,"
ai rxlndet to all th public land
states by act of August 4,
WIL1IELM LAI',
of Astoria, county of Clatsop, nut of
Oregon, hh this day Died In till oldie
his sworn late:iint No. 6V.', tr the
Durchaat of the southsast quarter of
aoutliwrst quarter ef .tlmi 31 In
township No. 7 north, range No. I
west, and will offer proof to ahow that
the land sought Is more valuable for i
its titnbei' or stone than fur ugrlt.ul-
lural purpo, and to eotabllsh kla 1
claim to sail and before the reglnter
iiu imntr oi una oime ai urjup
fltw llMf..M ...4 Hl,ir.1w ll,M inn.
day of January, lMl
tie aumca us witns: r li. iiui
wl, C. lverwn. Frank indwell ..d
ClmiM Hull, all of Astoria, Whi.
Any and all person claiming ad-
venwly the above-de rlbed land are
ruueted to file their claim In thl.
oinc-e on or before mild loth day of
January, im.
CHAM. H. M.KHIK.
10 L'l U-Jtti. Heglster.
NOTICK KOK ri'ULli.'A THN
UltltiHl Slate Land Ofll.-e, iit-ifiii
City. Orrgon, October 15, I'.'O.'.
Notice I hereby gheti that In umi-pllani-e
A'lth the provisions of 1 1 . a. t
of congress if June 3, "iii. entitled
"An act for the Hulc of 1 1 ml- i l.nnli.
In the state nf Califoiiiln, i k . n
Nevada and Washington 'IViiitnry.
as exleiidrd to nil the puhhr l.inl
state by ait of Auut 4, ivc,
ItOltKItT M. KIlV
of Suislde, county nf Claliuip, sl it.- nf
Oregon, ha till" day llk'il In nils of
fice III sorn stall ineiit No i't.'.o. for
the pun h use (if the HK of SK'i Kee
tlon 33 W4 of und HK'i nf SW;
of section No. 34 in township No :,
north, rang.? No. 9 west, ami ill nffer
proof to Hlioiy that the lanl soiikIiI
I more valuable fnr Its thnb.-r or
stone than for grl ultuial mim-,h.
and to etubllh hi claim to salii l.iml
before the register and ien y, r of
this ofllce at Oregon City, On-Kon. oh
the 6th day nf January, iwi.1.
He names as witnesses: William
Luce, Andrew V. Kilter, IsIit M.
Lolond and Kdward J. Kllloil, all nt
Seaside, Oregon,
Any and nil perrons dalmlng ,.
ver-ly the ahove-desci'lhed IhihIh are
requested to file their i lulnis In DiIh
office on or Is-fore siild Glh ilay of Jan
uary, 190.1.
chas. n. Mixmiorf,
10-21-12-2. ReglBl...
A DMINaTIl ATOIt'H Ni Tli
Notice I hereby given tu ull whom
It may concern that the undersigned
ha been appointeu administrator of
the estate of Martin Kinpo, deeaei,
by the county coiut of tlio nlale nf
Oregon for Clatsop enmity. All sthoiis
having claim ngilimt said estate mU-(
nresent the same In the unii-rlgned,
duly verified, nt hi ntflre In the mil-,
n-ry of the Cnlnn Klahei mhmi's Co-nper-atlv
Pncklng company, in the ( iy of
Astoria, In said county ami slate, wll It
In six months from Oils dale.
Dated at Astoria, Oregon, this 17lh
day of November, ''102. .
lf-n-12-12. AUOI'ST JAHI.STIIOM.
P CHiCHrarrd i rNQLisH
EHHYROYAL PILLS
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W'i'l'li "tll.tan. l.lr .,!.. . u.r.
n(rntlt "ub.lllallun. ki! Imlu.
Itnnmt Hu of y.nr IIM,..t, nt n.l J. la
na "llfllrr fnr l.ai I.l1! ihim. i . --
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I Dr -li . i ., I nl.hr.i.rl a.ailrall'a,
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heels tuna aod stops the cough,
NOTICK Foil PUHMCATION, (
Uiill. l Slab 1-nnd Office, Oro
City. Oregon, September 31, MSI.
Notice In hereby given that in
pllaitie with thi) provision of th aot
of Congress of June a, U.'M, entitled
"An tu t for the sale of limber lands
the lnle of California. Oregon, N.
vmla and Washington Territory." as
exlrndrd to nil Die Public Ijunl Plato
by nit of August 4, INS J.
johan sandhthom,
of Cltnkitnli, ti'iinly of '.'ulmiiVU,
hlnte of Ort'ifiui. has lhl tiny tiled la
thin oltli' Ilia Hwoin atntriii.'iit N
Wit for I ho puri'linnr of thn NKU
m,tl" N "v1" ,0W?M?,1N'' ""
, . iimi n, ii,a ac.ui.t in mn
, ViilUuMr fur Its llinlwr M' atonn lhu
for iiiti'ltii'tunil piiriia. ami i t-
tu' It I M il.iliii to nub! land blur
tlu I'i'Kihti r and veolvrr nf Una of
ilr.. nt )reirn city, nrrgun. on Krlilay,
Ihr-lOlh day of pi'ienitM-r, 1901.
I!. niiiiiea wMntiwa: T III) M IBS It.
Itldw.-li, ciiiwii' tvrn. Fmuk Hid-
; will, CIihHpii Hall, nil of Anturla, Ors,
i Any and all pr-rvon clalmlnic ad-
verm Iv the hIhivt drnrhlbrd land r
' r(innted to PI Ihrlr Almn with Hi
: ri'itlnti r and rrt-rtver of Ihl nfflif p
: or tH'fnr thn ald l"th day of Itfeem
ir. ik;. char it. MfMinn.
,:U-JH. Itriilmsr.
NOTIi'R OF lNTBNTfON Tt WITH-
niiAW lNHHitANm nrttiHiT, ht
TDK IMI'KltlAL IKSUHANC
COMPANY. I4MITMB
Tt) WHOM IT MAT CONCaMUi-
In annrilniiiT with th ro.ulrrmja
of the laws of th State of Orrgpa.
rrlatlva to Inaurance romianlNi, aolke
Is hereby given that the Imperial In
aiitam e Company, Umlted, of Lomfca,
KnRland, dr airing to tea doing tias
Itiraa within the Blate of Oregon, ta
tmd to withdraw Its drpoolt with IM
trvojiuirr of said stats and will, II f
claim aguliiat aald company shall
llkd with the tnauraiuw CommiaaloMr
ulthln l montha from the second dar
J "f e,teinber, ISoS, the name elng tht
g - CirS? Z
Plate Treasurer.
IMPEniAI. INHfRANCB CO, LTD,
lly WM, J. I.ANPKItH. Manamr.
Ii.itnl at Han Franvlacn this 11 day
ft September. M.
NOTICK KOIt PIMMCATION,
I 'till til Hlntra jn, offU. (Jisa
City, Oivgon, Oclnb'r 13, ISM.
N'tithe la hcrvby glvtn that in ia-
i.tlitii'ft ullh tliM iir.iviinna nf th i,t
I f Ju,,, y 1fJfc
"An act for the Mle cf timber liSa
In Hie Btuti of Calilvrnla. Olrgtn.
Ni vaila oiul Wimhinglon Tarrtabra."
:n ilrliilrd to ull Ih publls r.bd
atut4 by ai t of Auut 4, )tit.
l 11 A Al'l Mn
i . ...,- fiumhi.
uj Oregon
bus Ihl day tM in Uia
I I'imr iiit RHuin niHirmfni ,"o, r',
I for th iiurchusv ol the niiflweai
'. iiii.irtrr of ari llon No. VI In lowmhla
No e mrlhi No t , m
j r proof to show that tht luni
,,, , ,m,r vuUwbl tor ,.
,.,. r UtM lon ,r )l(rHuurtt, fm.
and to .-.UblUh her ikalm te
,,, u.f(ir, Mw Ulti .
- iln-r lit tin (,m m Oregon 'Hy,
I on-gi.ii, i.n 1'rlili.y, (lie J, ,l.y v
m.
Shr imuk'S ua wltnH: Win.
j of italiiler, Ore.; Krank Kvuiiaon vt
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me.: Ai I Hum ki nbui . cf May
K t, Oir ; ,
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the nbevi diriU'd land"" ar
mti.i.,:, t itlr thrlr il.ilnis In tli
1 i.ttl i on or IhIcip .,nl M il.i) ,f Jn.
ii.ii t , imi:.
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10 1 IJ-Iti. rgWr.
NCTIi'i: tDIt 1'1'lil.lCATION.
t 'tilled Hl.it.. Ijmil office. Ort ai
'Ity. Oi-egciii, SeplemlKr 22, lt
N.itlie I hrri-by given thiit In tern
I'll,. i with the piuvi'li'im nt the Ml
I I'liiigri' of June 3, 1N7S, etiUtltd
"An ai t for the anle ef tlmlur ImidH In
tin' stall of California, Oirguii, N
Viula a ii I Washlngtdii Territory." A
i -uti'iiil. (1 to all tiie I'iiMIi- I.iiinl )ti,m
' by ai t of AuirtiRf i, l:'f,
! JoSi;i'l II. W. AHA MM.
"f Clrile I', ()., . ounly of Clatsop, Ut
nf 1 1 .it . .11. h.ifl thl ibiy llle.l In Hit
'ITIi-i din swuru Hlitlim-iil No. J,
for Hie pun -hnae of the HW U of NM
I of "trtloii VG, In township No t.
North Itniiif.' No. , Wet, mid will of
: f r monf In shinv (li.il tlm l.iml anugkt
; I more valuable for It timber r
I stum than fur nirrii iiltuiel purposm,
iiinl In i-st:ih!tsh til i lalni tu hiiIiI lantl
' l.i r..ri Hie ,'oiinty i let k of Cluti a
i ounly, -it Axlorln, Oregon. n Monday,
the Mh ilay nf lei einbt v, 1W:!.
lie inline a nlincfwii,:
j I, It. Wherry nf Klle I'. ),, Clnlse
! ( on li Iv, Oregon.
v,,v Alin ,.r WMc p. o Clat' eg
I (ounly, tiregon,
' Stephi'ii MiriihuiiiMiii of Klsle P. 0..
: Cliilson county, Oregon,
l Waller Itoltom nf Jewell P. O, (Lit;
I sop rouiitv, Oregon.
Anv and nil priiii ilnlnil ad-vers-lv
the bove-d.rlbl lauds .'
I rxouenlrd to file Ihelr olwiiii In tht st
rict on or before ald Ilk day ef I-
cemher, 1W2.
f'HAI. It. MOOHJB"..
9JC-I1-2I ...
NOTICK rt R ryi'LlCATlOK.
rnlteil Stale Land Office, Oitgfci
City, Oregon. Sept. 21. 1M.
Notice I hereby given Ihnt In
pllanee with the provlalon nf tht Ml
of Cimgrvsa of June 3, 1'. enlltHd
"An act for the nnle of limber lunda la
the states of California, Oregon, Ne
vada, and Washington Territory,"
SAMUEL HKRR.
of Montavllla, County of Multnomah,
Hlnte of Oregon, ha this day filed la
thl office his sworn (rtalement No.
MH3 ,for the purchase of the 8W ,f
section No. 27 In townhlp No, 4 N
range No. 10 W und wll! offer proof to
hIiow that the land sought Is more
valuable for lis timber or stone thea
for imilciilturul imrposcs, and to -tiilillsli
his claim to said land before
the register and receiver of thl office
nt Oregon City, Oregon, on Wednesday,
the 10th clay of December, 1902.
He names n witnesses: II. J. fiaa
fnrcl, Jnnie Illo, Albert Lulkart, as
Oeorge Clark, nil of Montavllla, Ore
gon. Anv and Ml person rmlmlng ad
vtiMy the nbove dewrllwd land e
requested to file (heir claims In this
office on or beore said lth day of I'
esmber, 1902. .
CHAS. B. MOOB ;.
J-30-1M Begtrter.