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ASTORIA, OREGON:
I. C. IltELAXU - ..Editor.
MONDAY,.
JnrrSflSTS
MOVEMENT
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THE VIEXXA EXPOSITION.
It seems that after all the uproar
that has been raised about it, and all
the difficulties and evil predictions
that have attended it thus far, the
American department of the Vienna
Exposition is about us far along to
ward being placed in perfect order
as any other nation's. Bayard Tay
lor, writing to the Xew York Tribune
says: The first characteristic which
strikes a visitor is the vast scale upon
which the show lias been arranged.
Yet, although the main building is
nearly double the length of that in
Hyde Park, it produces nothing, like
the cfiect. Owing to the compara
tive lowness of the wings, and the
.ureat height of the show-frames and
temples and pyramids which fill
them, the eye finds no vista. Your
aching feet tell you the distances you
traverse, but your vision is constant
ly checked, bevildered and deceived.
Even the Rotunda, which gains bv
its vast span nearly all which it looses
by its squatty character, is deformed
by the strange, irregular, inharmoni
ous piles of productions cumbering
its floor. Scarcely oile of the tran
septs is visible from its junction with
the wing to its extremity. On the
other hand, the space between the
cases is so ample that 50,000 persons
might circulate within the building
without much crowding.
"We shall .have the best exhibition
we have ever ,made, except in art.
"We shall occupy twice as much space
as in Paris, and show a much greater
variety of objects. Switzerland is
still' the only country in complete
order. England and France by hard,
work have nearly finished their por
tion of the main aisles, but their
transepts are .cumbered with unopen
ed boxes. The same may be said of
Italy, Holland! and Germany. In
the eastern wing Austria and Hun
gary take the lead; in both but little
.11 ri
more is necessary to De aone. ne
gorgeous jewelry and Bohemian crys
tal of Austria balance in bright effect
the incomparable porcelain andjjot
tery of England at the other end;
Pausing before a disply of Bohemian
crystal, I happened to notice a large
printed card, headed "TJ. S. A. Cus
tomers.' ' The first name on thd list
"Sir Ilaniitlon Fish!" Of fhe
was
counting Russia as
3'!astcrn nations,
one, Greece ancLTunis are just finish
ing their work, while Turkey, Persia,
Japan and Egypt will each require
inure .time.
Meeting of the 'Citizens at the CoitrU
JIbuse. ' n '
The citizens of Astbria met at the
C6urt-Houseon Wdnesday-evemng-last.
-A. Jarge- .number .of . persons,
were in attendance. On motion of
Gen. John Adair, Mr. James "Welch
was chosen chairman. Mr. S. I).
Adair was chosen secretary. v
Mr. P. Low first addressed the
meet, and showed the importance of
shipping the produce of theWallamot
Valley frorii ttiis port. He then
stated the action taken 'by the citi
zens of Linn County in order to ac
complish this -project. He said tne
farmers of theAVallamet had already
raised upwards of $3,000 to build a
wharf at this place, and he asked the"
people of Astoria to raise sufficient
to accomplish that obiect. Mr. Low
further showed that the farmers were
at the mercy of the wheat specula
tors of Portland, and so long as this
state of things continued the farmers
of the "WaHamet will be nothing but
hewers of wood and drawers of
water.
Mi?. Leinenweber then addressed
the meeting on the importance o'f
every man in Astoria doing what he
could to advance the contemplated
project, and offered to aid it to the
extent of his means He had writ
ten to men of influence abroad, 'ahd
they gave encouraging response's to
his inquiries.
Gen. Jonx Adair next addressed
the meeting. He had no doubt if
the Astorians would accomplish the
contemplated project, the result
would be more favorable than the
most sanguine anticipated. He said
the only difficulty was our financial
ability, but he thought Ave had
friends that could be induced to build
the necessary wharves and ware
houses at -this point..
Capt. J. H. D! GRAYsaid he was of
the opinion that the farmers of the
Wallamet ought to build the wharves
and warehouses, because they were
to reap the greatest benefit. Their
wheat would be advanced sufficiently
by this improvement that they wToiild
repay themselves ina short time.
He advanGedrother reasons why they
should do this, but 'offered to aid lib-J
erally if necessary k ' '
Col. Jamjs Taylor was next called
for. He said this was a subject which
ought to engage the attention of
every man present. He thought the
people of Astoria Ought to "build the
wharf and warehouse; and then rn'o-
ceeded to show how it might be
done,' 'and that immediately. He
thought we should put out proposals,
and as soon aswe learned what the
wharf woul'd cost, to open stock
books,' arid as" soon as the - necessary
amount was subscribed to proceed
with the 'work. He offered to take
stock to the airiount of ot)0, besides
giving the land necessary for the
the citizens-meeting reassembled in 4
the Court House. Mr. James "Welch
in the chair. Books were opened for
subscrintions. and the .amounts as
heretofore announced, fcjrere sub
scribed.
Subsequentrto this meeting'another
was heldj when the whole.-amount.of?
s.tocke-6,000 was taken. J-
KEW : ADA-BRTIMENTS.
A
A Penal Colony. Charles Nord
hoff, presents an interesting article
advising the abolition of Siate pen
itentiaries, and the use of Alaska as
a place of confinement for convicts,
after the manner of Russian- Siberia.
The paper was published by Harper
Brothers'of "Sew York, and fin'ds nu
merous advocates in the East. "We
have no means of saying what was
Mr. Seward's view when he purchas
ed Alaska it is ho benefit to the
country as it stands, and if any plan
can be devised for the abolishment
of Penitentiaries and the establish
ment of a penal colony there as sug
gested, it shoukbbe thought worthy
of consideration. Ve have- great
difficulty in having the most'deliber
ate assassins hanged. Perhaps they
can be disposed of in this way with
less trouble. Anyhow it is worth
the trial. "We have Alaska on our
hands, and ought to put it to some
use.
ONLY REGUIR PACKET BETWEEN.
. ' ASTOR1& AND 'CLATSOP.
Carrvins the Up. S. Mail!
'TlIo well known sloop
MARSH?.,. .2
L W POOLE , Mastor
Leaves Clatsop every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday, on arrival of Stages conneecting
at Astoria with tho steamer Uixio Thompson.
Returning, leaves Astoria ,-ovcryeTue.iday,
Thursday and Saturday, connectingwith tho
Coaches for tho Beach. Extra trips,mado to
accommodate tho traveling public.
AUCTIONEERS.
- Oscar iCilbourn,
iUUCTIONEElt-Offico 40 First st., Portland.
CLATSOP HOUSE.
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SKIPANOjS laxdixg, .
A. C. WIRT,.PKOPRIITO"3R.
--r-2 i i i . -Is
prepared to entertain the public. , Horses
and Coach, with Baggage agon and careful
drivers to convey panics to any point.
a. b. mnuRpsox. s. i. gilmas.
A. B. Richardson, - -
A CTIONEEK--Corncr of Front and Oakst..
1 ortjnnd. Oregon. Auction Sales of Ileal
Instate, Groceries, General Merchandise and
llorses. bales Wednesday andSaturdav.
JKSrXarge assortment of Groceries, Liquors,
c, at Private Sale. Liberal advances mucin
etc
on consignments.
Liberal advances mado
A.Jt.'lUOHAKLSON
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Charles S. Wright,
AUCl'lONEERj-Corof Main and Chenamii3
Streets, Astoria. Goods received on consign
ment and sold to tho highoit biddor.
.PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
.'
SU;IiIER
Mr. J. F. Saupders, of Eort Stevens,
has received his aiew stoqk of goods,
lie returned last Friday evening.
Born. Sunday morning, July Gth,
1S73, to the wife of J. "W. "Welch, a
son.
f A man who understands blowing and
Hay Pressing, can learn of a situation by ap
plying at this office.
LTO.'TJSE. . ,. , .,
CLATSOP BEACH.
,DJK. S. AY. DQDD, .
PHYSICIAN A2ZB SUllGE0oST,
ASTORIA, OREGON.
RS, CLOUTRIE WISHES TO INEOR&
the public tuat sho Jias eompl6ted her
laigo now two-story hono, which is hard
finished throughout, and. is now prepared to
loceivo vHtors at this wejl known r,esoit.
GUIDES HOUSE,
CLATSOP BEAOH.
WWTCTmrtTIO lirTTT T7TVT rnTTTl ATrVTTT?
named House open for tho entertainment'
of gue-ts during tho season, as usual
XJrParties wishing tosail.whoaro notposted
asto."wheio they can find boatmen or boats,
can lcavo word at Arrigqni's far John Wirt,
who can find a boat if there is one in town
Beaver Lodge No. 35, I.O.O.F.
Vji Licet every Thursday evening,
Mfjb'- at 8 o'clpck, in tho OddEellows'
'flIalL corner of Cass and Jefferson
-v.,,ts5 streets Astoria, lombors of tho
Order are invited to attend. By ordor, , N. G.
EOK SALE 0;R3ESTT. , j
THE AVELL KXOVi'N SKIP ANON HOUSED
Togother with Horses, Carriages, and, somcuj
Cattle, is '
For Sale or Rent!
on reasonable terms. Said ITduso is situated
at tho Landing of Clatsop Plains Eor further
particularMnyuiro ot, tho undersigned,
Skipan'on; Juno SO, 1S73. J). E. PEASE.
' Dn. A. 1). ELLIS, '
PHYSICIASX AND S-HBGEON
Offico on Stark Street, Portland Oregon I
WM. L. Mt-EWAK, "
BESIDENT ATTOBJSTET,
Astoria, Oregox.
2sTEW ADVEBTIEM?STTS ,
FOPv CHAPTER.
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Tho sloop . . . -'"n
HECTOR, ;b,
Having beon purchased by -the undersignod,
will licrcafter ba in readiness to can y freight
to any accessible point. Tho Hector has good
accommodations for keeping freight dry and
can carry 20,000 feet of lumber. For particu
lars, inquire of P. JOHNSON, Astoria.
Sheriff's Sole. , i
Y VIRTUE OE AN EXECUTION. ISSUED
out of the Circuit Court of the Slate of Ore-
gun for tho County of Multnomah, andto me
directed; whereas, on tho 10th dfl3 of June.
187o, judgment was recovered in favor of John
West, David West and Charles McGuiro doing
business as co-partndrs under thotfirrh name
of .John est & Co., and against Joseph xMa
chivella, for tho sum of four hundred and sov-enty-six
dollars, ($47i 00), with interest at tho
rate of ten (10J per cent per annum frbm the
10th day of June, 1670, and tho iurtber sum of
forty and ten one-hundredths ($40 10) dollars
costs, and ono and twenty-live one-hundredths
(SI 23) dollars accruing costs, together with
other accruing costs of suit and disbursements:
now therefore, by vhtuo of tho above named
execution, for want of personal "property, 1
have levied upon, tho following described real
estate, property of tho defendant, to-wit: Ono
acre of land andjihe appurtenances, on whjch
sianus tne ouiiuings anu wuari 01 cue saiu oo-
seph jlachivella,in township nine north Xango j
sovon west, lllamotte meridian, all in Clat
sop county., Stato of Oregon, and on l'riday,
tho2-)th day of July J.t7cf, at tho hour of one
(1) o'clock l'X at tho Court-lious:e door in As
toria, Clatsop bounty Stato of Oregon, 1 will"
sell at Public Auction to the highost bidder
for cash paid to mo in hand all of Joseph
Machivolla's interest in the above described
roal estate, or enough thoreof to fcafisfyjudg
ment, cobts and accruing costs.
W H TWILIGHT, .
, - Sheriff of Clatsop County, Oregon.
Astoria, June y()th. 1.S7-!.
, ;h.b.pape:e,
JUSTICE. OE .THE PEACE, i J1- U
ASTORIA, OREGON.
ry?ru Always Eoady for Business. ""cPa
A. "VAN DUSE1St, " 7T
NOTARY PUBLIC,
AbTOKtA;'' Oregon
H. H.NORTHUP, ' A
, AT.T.ORJSTJY AT LAW,-
(Kegister in Bankruptcy),
OrFicn, In HolmcR, Building, Portland.. , k
JvKUMIEN d- GLLBEltT, -0 t
ARCHITECT AND DRAUGHTSMEN, '
INVENTOR'S EXCHANGE, '
Oreo's Building Portland', Oregon,
ffiTThe Best Counsel; tho Best Draughs
mon; tho Best Model Workmen, and be-t
Patqnt Agent at Washington; tho only reliable
place to got your intentions put through m
short nbtiefc.- ' ' '
HOTELS.
VALUABLE FARM EOR SALE, Tho
undersigned offers his Homestead 1'arm of
Six Hundred and Eorty-Soven Acres, lying in
tho Center of CLATSOP PLAINSi vor' cheap.
Tho whole of it is under fence, with buildings,
Orchard, &c, fcc on easy torms. Informa
tion can be had of Perry, Woodward te Co.,
Poitland. or of J . TAYLOR, Astoria.
Let Tiikm Come. The area of the
thirtv-seven States in the TJiiited
States, as shown by the recent cerfeus,
is j 1 ,9S4,467 square miles, and the
average population about nineteen
and one-fifth persons to a squire
mile. In I860, the average popula
tion of the States was eighteen -andl
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one-tenth persons to a square mile,
and in 1S50 nearly fifteen persons.
The entire area of the country, Ter
ritories as well as States; aggregates
.',G03,BS4 square miles, the surface of
the Territories being 1,619, 417 square
miles. In the Territories the popu
lation averages about one person to
foursquare miles. There is, there
fore, ' 'ample room and verge enough'
for the tens of thousands starting
every week or two from European
porta to cast their lots in our country 1'
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Special Trip. The steamer E. N,
Cook made a special trip to Clatsop.
leaving Portland baturaay evening:
with H. "W Scotland Hon. John 2$.
Dolph on board. . They returned leav
ingthcre Sunday evening, accompani
ed bv. Benjlotladav. president of tlie.
Oregon Kailroads. and Dr. J. C. Jiaw-
thpme, who have been to the.Seaside
House for some time. ' " ' .
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The YaTunais, now running.' regu
larly on her midl. pontes, with aujocr,
visional trip to other joints. Last
praiiiiK? she Avent to Ciatsorj .after tho
arrival,pf thcDixie frpni Portlana. I th?pose"
:Thc aohnt'B. tepliens
Francisco foWAlstoVia'on;
morning at the usual hour. coBfee-lmg,
. t v i . m
xiuentiy snouia arrive nero to ay on Tnursaay, at two o'ciock, p. m.,
proposedrimprovment, and on cer
tain conditions he would double his
money o'fier. '
Mr: rERCEnsaid it looked from the
reluctance df the farmers to take
Hold of 'this matter, and the scarcitv
Of money among ourselves, as if this
thing was to be a failure. He, how;
ever 'roposea a plan whereby the
project' could "be carried Jout. His
Views werci expressed at considerable
length,1, "with 'which the audience
seemed' to coincide1 by their frequent
applause il' l .'.
r .r . t . -
Mr. James "v elcii proposed to meet
the day following and open, "books
for subscriptions. He thought the
amount could be raised, and would
do as much ,as, any man present.
Mr.'"W. W. Pakker thought tliere
would no.t be any wharf built, and he
was not
into,
willing "to
"Public Notice.
K70TTCE IS HEREBY GIVEN" THAT BY
Hi virtue of a warrant issuocl by Charlo3'
Stevens, Kccorder of tho town of Astoria,
Oiegon, and dated July 7th a. p. 187o, com
manding mo to levy upon the goods and chat
tels of . P. Burns, dclinnuont tax payer, on
loto. 4, in Block No. 144, in tho Town of
Astoria County of Clatsop andrftate of Oregon,
assessed for the improvement of Main street
in said town a. d. Ib72, ns laid out and record
ed by Cyrus Olney, and upon which assess
ment there lemains duo and unpaid tho sum
of 20 00 and in default of any personal prop
erty, I have, this day levied uron said Jot No.
4 in Block No. 144, in said town of Astoria as
provided by law. and on Tuesday tho 5fll day
of August 1873, at tho hour of 2 o'clock i m. on
that day I "will Fell, tho abovo describod lot
No. 4, inBldck 114, at the Council Chamber
door, in tho Town of Astoria -Clatsop County
Oregon to tho highest bidder therefor in gold
or silver uoin. to recover said sum of 820 00
and accruing costs and oxpenscs ot sale, 4
W. MI CnAXCE, City Marshal-
Astoria Oregon, July th lb.i.
Sheriff's Sale.
TATE OF OREGON, CLATSOP COUNTY:
J3y virtue of an execution issued out 61 tho
Justice Court for tho County of Clatsop, Stato
of 'Oregon and Astoria 1'recinct, upoft a judg
ment against Charles Uibbons.in favor, of ii V
Lamb, for tho sum of thirty-eight dollars
dobt, and twelve 70-100 dollars costs, and'ric
cruing costs, of tho jeional pioperty of Charles
Gibbons, 1 did, on tho 2uth day of Juno, li73,
levy upon tho ppsonal property of s,afd Charl6s
Gibbons,to-wit: 1 lunch can & content": 1 cook
stovo; 1 Wash-boiler and contents; 1 Teaket
tle; 2 Iron pets: lBako pan; Ury dish; 1
Lantern; 1 fctand; 1 W'aah tand; 1 Tin Coifeo
boiler; 1 steel Square; 1 hand Saw; 2 wood-
soat Chairs; 1 small Table; 1 toot Tub; 1 table
Castor; 5 Cruits for samo; 1 stove Jar; 1 dish
pan; 1 tin dish; 1 Market basket; lboxtof
crockery and glass waie; 1 half bushel .mjoas
uro; 1 camp kettle; 1 table and.drawer; 1, bed
stoad; 5 joints stovo pipe; lolbdtv; 1 wottden
bucket: 1 tin diuner: 1 oench screw (wood): 3
half gallon "demijohns; 1 hatchet; 1 white
wash Drush; and will proceed to sell the samo
to tho highest bidder for cash.xm th&14th day
of July, 1S73, at tho Court-house door, in said
County and Stat&, at one o'clock p. m. of taid
day W. H. TWILIGHT,-
ShorifF of Clatsop County, Orogon.
Dono at Astoriatthyi?djday of July, 167-J. .
The SEASIDE HOUSE.
CLATSOP BEACH.
MR. C. H. DEXTEB, Formerly of thd " a?(F
llouso." San Francisco, announces to his
friends and tho public that he lias leased tho
new and elegant Hotel recently erected bv
Ben liolladay, Esq., upon tho tito of the old
Summer llouso, at Clatsop Beach. The houso
is elegantly furnished, and possesses all mod
ern impiovements. A largo andspaciou3 fin
ing Boom, Milliard Boom, extensive I?arloi
Bath Booms, Uoomar en suite, etc!., etc., all
wc)l arranged fur tho comfort of Guests. Tho
Grounds aro beautifully laid out A half-milo
Race Track, withthell drive; Croquet Ground
Children's Play Ground, Swings, etc.. otc.
Boats upon tho creek; plenty of Trout 1 inning;
a splendid Stable, with Saddle liorscs for
those who wjah for Equestrian, rides over tho
Beach; Bathing ilouses, for Salt "Water Bath
ingand, in fact, everything necessary for tho
Pleasure Seeker, the Tourist or tho Invalid.
Ucoan, iuountam, forest and Kiverbcencry,
com oinod, mako this the finostPlace of llesort
in tho World. The climato is equablo nover
subject to extremes of heat or cold and one of
tho hea.lthiest places upon tho Globe. Tho
Table will bo unexcelled, and the subscriber
pledges himself that nothing will bo left un
done for tho pleasuro and comfort of his Pat
rons. Terms moderate and satisfactory
CHARLES II. DEXTER.
; GLOBE HGTEI
Main Street - - Astoria, Oregon.
K.KOEFOED, PROPRIETOR
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Thi House has been refitted and nowly fur
nished in tho neatest mannor, and guests will
find all their comforts well attended to. Tho
Tiiplo -always supplied with tho befst of tho
season that tho market affords. i
WW Those who -desire to hare-a good square
meal go-to tho Globe. Terms moderate.'
COMBnAxcvPoulfry !;
A J MEGLEU, Chenamus street
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BAY-VIEW HOUSE,
(Fiftoen.Miles Northwest of Astoria.)
' AfcUnity, Baker'd Bay, 3V. T,
THE UNDERSIGNED HAS PURCHASED
' tho abovo house at this favoiito re?ort-
Having thoroughly, renovated and furnished.
tho samo with new inatoiial, it will bo kept in
first-class style.
Tho table will bo furnished with the best tho
market affords. Fresh lish, Asters and
Clams in eyory style. No pains, wfill bo spared
to make guests comfortable,
Tho above house is only ono and a half liiiles
from tho Ocean Boach, whore anglors may en
joy raro sport. Bo$ts, carrying passengeis.
will ply between Unity and Abtori.i, connect
ing with Columbia River boats. Tri-wcekly
htagos will .run betwoon Unity arid Shoal-'
wator J3ay. JOHN HUNTER, Proprietor
ItEMEKETAHOTEL-SALKir.ORKGox. -WESLEY
GRAVES. PnopirikToit.
Kurj lid cnoapest-ana best Motel m tne State.
Froo Coach to thailolisq. . "
lt POI CHARTER.
The fast sailing Sloop
1 ' W. H.XILIGHT,
R M LOWE .-i..:.'..i..
.Master
Is now in readiness to Charter for Pleasure
Parties, Freight or passenger?. Headquarter.,
Corner Main and Jcffcll-on'streckf; Astoria.
G. B. COOK. ( T. H. AXDRUS.
ftc.c i cl e nt a I Hotel,
(Kept on tho Europoan Plan,)
COOK & AOTRUS..1....W5:..... ROPIUETORS
Corner First and Morrison stdets, Portlandl '
put anyinonpy
it, .except the iarmers -would
1 4Y"T-
2-tiarantee to patronize ir. Jtie pro
posed aplan whicli, if it were carried j
out, he was willing to aid. His plan
was that the farmers guarantee two or
three -c'ents'on every "bushel of wHeat.
placed, on the wnarj ro pav lor tne
building ofVhe-same andhis would
uo more monev biiuu viuj iieuuuu xur
For Sale Cheap for Cah!
,t)OD STTBSTANTIAL DWELLING JHouso
' containing sovon room''. Lowjor rooms
hard finished, together twith throe acres 19;
go'od 'Garden Land, "all under goo'd'foiice. Or
cliaVd, Barn and Stable, Store-ro6ms, Wood-
houso and other, pmId.ngs,,situatod at bkipa-
non Jjanuing ox furttier particular?, apply 10
FerryVWoodw'ard & Co, Portland or to
RICHARD II ORSON', Astoria1"
Summons.
TN THE CIRCUIT .COURT OF-THE STATE
JL of Oregon, for the County ot uiatsqp.
Margaf ot Brown, Plaintitf; vsr. Aaiim Brown,
Defendant: To Allan Brown defendant, -In
tho nauio of 'tho Stat.o qf Oregon, you aro
hereby 'roiuired to appear and answer tho
Complaint filed against you in the above en
HMm !nfion at tho next term of tho abovo
entitled Court, to bo held at Astorhw County,
and.State atorosaid' on the 12th day of August
Ib7-J, and if you tail fco tcanswertuo Plaintiff
will nmilv to tho Courtfor the relief demanded
therein, whichJa Jl divorcofioiu the bonds' of
matrimony, with you. WM-L. AlQiH A ,-
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jlUw
Cosmopolitan Hotf)el,
(Kopt on tho European Plan,)
ZIEBER & HOLT02f .PROPRIETORS
Cornor Stark and' Front' streets. Portland.
American Exchange Hotel
iCori Front anU Washington streets. -.
i Portland. Oregon,
QUBfBY i-TERKlXS .JPROPrilETO'RS:
Froo Cbato tho HOuso. U
a; i
St'T
i3.;nr
hi
BOOT
MAKER!
l
Administrator's Kotice.
K0T1CE THEREBY MYEN THAT THE,
undersigned1 has beon appointed 'by tho'
County Court for tne fctatoot Uregon.iortho
'Cmintv of Clafcon. Adihinistratris: of tho ea-
tato of Frnkim4iNickeronacceasGdj lato on
said county U Jicrhon.s indobtod to said es
tate aro hereby notitie'd 'to ''make payment,
Rna-all4porsorii(rha,yjln plaimijugaanst ssju es-
Btn Charles: Hoteia 1 -, -
C6rhor Front and Mofrison 8treet. "
J..B.1SPREKGER .-..i.:,...,.vPHUFJUETOR.
TSE BEST HOTEL IN "".Tim STATE,
1 tfrfdtho only one made of hrickin Po'rtlanu.'
incsjiouse xa super Wylfuraished, kntLsuppneo,
with, all tho modern conveniencee.- -. ?a
HERY 33ERJINDES,'
Fasliioiialile
. lJ i ;Uato are hereby reipir9d to predont the same
jLsfpriar Qregont, toDkefaHlylveriled.'atmy regidonceti!ifrAptdriJti
n Manufantnrfts to order the bwt fluality
of Boots and Shoes R pairing of all kind."
E" M'HOUS'E-JACOB KEILl?KOPRiKTOBi2;
First .. heiL ifain aHdMxdisorr. Portlandr
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