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TlfK fMlXV AHTOKU.V, ,iNTMM, WEDMEMIMY MORM.VO, A Pit I L 1 im.
Tide Table for April, 1896.
DATK.
Wixlnrihlny,
Tliursiluy , , ,
J-'rlilny ,
Unliinlny , ..,
l'M.Y ..,
M.in.luy
Tiiea.lnv . , .
Vr.lne.liiy . ,
Tliiira.iy, . , ,
Jrl.lay
Naliir.luy. , , ,
HUNDAY ...
Monday
Tuesday
WmliMmliy . .
Tliurwiny. , , .
Friday
Haltirilay,. . .
M'NUAY....
Monday . . . ..
Tuesday
Wmhiiwlay
Thursday .
Friday . . . ,
Hutor.lav
Hl'NIUY ,
MiimUy
Tui'MUy.,..
WpiliH'ility.
Tluiie.ay.. .
MATTIJIIM MAUIMI2.
Movoionuul VmII ""
.awlie".
Tl.i. mlition i"' .elh hl lull In '.
A ... I l. .'v. 'I"T I" X' ""
llcr-lulur Ihcy'vu ccucd nir. when out
uf thn im-u.
HI ul In-coming luaeliui Tr((1
Tho iMtrnll Tm u'Wienler arrived
vet.rdy from )"" In '-allasl
and will load luiiilwr for li i'all(..rnl
mat Wot
Tli three masted cho.her Hallor Hoy
armed in yealerday frjm llnlumtu, Mi
will irnll'l l''l I'll"'"'!' 'or "'" n"
Kri'i"''u mtfli111.
Tir l i""' iiii lumiwrmm r
miUlix lumlw ri..in li 1'U-uiim.
Mr ll 'I' Vl. lor II l niti
m In tli i l ",k "" ,h"
miir ocr Hh I""-' liinl !
far ma Th n hiii wr l" Tn
Mm! lor th Mirv "I lwlnli4 lumlwr
tnu tullir. biuIiIiib liiillr irl. lli
and arl. H)IW. (iwlrrln
th lumlwr ImliKiry In ll H lrnhr
nix! furln Uvrll rl hn
ttt
Th trk Krmlnolr., rhl-h rrivl
from rlnv, N H. W . ynrdny. with
t IM Ion uf "!. h"! -lltr nrl'
nra. "h all't on KoiTiinry t. n(l
lo rty lir iintn Wtn i1lv
rri1 thai l l-aliln An rtml
tinltnn ho.t lhl hull thr f-t
umtiT lh l-r lln hi1 lrlwt. nd
nn fforl mml riwlr lh rtanr
ir over Bfir tn th rro
Jrlll.onwl, l.ul lh ! "'''I
r-o. lirl Cm. lain Wriln lhn iln-IW
la tun for lh llft1 of Tonrr.v, hlrh
liU.- n rnfhr4 on Murh 36 for
frw ilolUr h hlrl uil of pcrl
rtlvr. nit In ! thn n hour ihrw
in hmt iil th lk nl pt-h1
lh hot ui lih a I'lw of Th
men went iloan Hark nakMl. nt wmilil
work unlrr aier a ruil of mlnuir
al a Urn Hud an Amerl.-an divr heen
Unl II oul. ir.itw!ly hv coal III
hH a roupl of lmnlrHt itnllar AftT
dlwharalna' H Hmilnolo will on ih
dry lo k for an ovrhaulln. -;U
Th Utllrhli ron l'lm.n.l will
b UHr.l along" hy at-vcral orform-ain-r
l lh Mriiam Uraiul Ihraler.
',,rllun.l The ran I a mo.l norlhy
one, nml. ahll fl.iia.il coiinly hn ut
.rU.l Ill-rally. I.r rlilien lll no
douhl ahl tlil new .liemo t f"'"
fund A.l'.rlan vlHln n I'oriland
liotiM nut lull I" aiieml. and ink
ninny friend" a .ilhle. N"o on
alii run Hi enoemllnir. hut. i"H" to
lh mnlrary, when th oiron ienm
lino the Coliiml-U. vry ul.Tller
hrarl alll 'H Hh I'tid that h h ,
.M..I hi mil to aid In lh uir-han of
a arrvtra to rre o worthy a name- ,
...i. Th. Tel.araJii aa): "ll l 10 J
htiNNt for th reputation ' lha lnlr."
aald a lilln man I hi monilna. "I hat
th orrformanrea to Ik len at lh Mar
qiinm In aid of th fund for th haul
hill (iivgon memorial, alll tw ao nbun
danily uatronld that no furth-r inier
talnmenl or uh. rlinunn will ne.M
jtry In th llht of th pint.iiiou
Wln of othr lnle In tht mntier of
prntlnr naval naniowik. with llr
rial. Ithrarl. elf .. our iril.in lu al
ready hn iifrlr-lently dllntorv to nroim
eommenl. Ho 1. 1 rvr-y ono lr a
hand and llk la. kel li.ua make up
th deflWl In lh fund through, thru
ntrulnmnt."
TIIK TIU'B HKNT1.EMAN.
Aa )l Wag rndrratnod hy t'nrilltml
Nrwmnit.
Kxi'hang. ' , ,,.,.
Ttila la fnnlliml Ncwnu.ti .Iciiultlnn
of a gentleman. The reiiinrkiild.. p.i
ang. occur In hla "IX. lUi-cura. Ad
dreaacd lo the faUillc 111 UllMln. 1
It la ilmoat a dclnlllon of n gciulctimli
to any Hint It l one who never millet
puln Till ileacrlptum I I'olh retliird
iui.1, a fur ua II go. a. .iccurnto II I
miilnlv occupied In merely removing the
uliatiiel.a whl.h hinder III" fr.o and tin
cuil...rr..aHed action of I how l'"l '
and heeoiicuralnthelr moveimuit rnlhrr
than l.ikea the Inlutlve hlmclf. I I
iH-nellla limy !" conaldered ita p.ir.tllcl
lo what urn culled comfort or con
venience In nrriinm incnl of it p. rw.nnl
nut tiro- like an "" '"nlf or a good
I' re which il th'lr l""'1 " 1II"I"K
cold and f.illK'te, tluiUKll imliliv prmhlea
Poih meiin of rent nnd utilmnl hen!
wlihntit them. Tim true- geiitlemun, In
like nmnnir. ciirefiilly avoid whatever
may cm Jr or it Jolt In tho tnlnd.
of thoiw with whom ho l rnat-nll el:iHh
UiK of opinion, or colllalon of l.i llng. nil
n.triilnt, or atmplflon. or gloom, or re-
1. 1 i.f..iii concern hclnrf to
acillineoi.
make every ono t their nnd ul
home. I
...... i.u tn nil lit com
mune, lie o.ie ion -v- - -
puny; he I tender townrd tho haahful.
genllo toward mo hihiihh, "
toward tho nlweiil. He nut recollect to
whom he I apcnklng; h guuid iigulnat
linacuaomtldv ullualona. or toplcg which
may Irrllitle; he I ael.lotn promltuMit In
converaatlon, and never wt-nrlaome. Ho
make light of fuvora when ho doe Ihem,
nnd eem lo he receiving when ho la
conferrliux. H never gpraki of lilmaelf
xecpt whn compell'it. nrvr tlefendg
hlmaelf by a mere retort: he ha no enn
for ilander or goaalp. I ertiilm In
Imputing motlvaa to tho who Inler
fer with him, and Interpret everything
for th beat. Ha la never menn or llltla
In hla dlaput, never take unfair ad
vantage, never mlatakea peronnlllleg or
harp aaylngi for argumriil, or Inalnti
atna evil which ho dare not any out.
From a long-ilghted prudence ho ol
nrvea the maxim of the ancient attgo,
that we ahotild ever conduct ournelvcg
to aur enemy aa If he were one day to
b our friend. He halt too much good
aona to he affronted at ItiHiilla; he la
too well employed to remember Injurleg
and too Indolent to beitr malice. He la
ptitlcnt, forhenrlng and reHlgncd on phllo
aophlcul prlnclploa: ho guhniltg to pnln
beciiiiB ll I Inevitable, to bereavement
beriiiwe It la Irrepnntble, nnd to denth
Imciitme It I" hi deatlnyi If he ongiwoa
in conlruvenc of any kind, hla dlaplplli ed
lulelleet preaerve him from tho liluruler
ng. illaeourteay of better, perhapa, but
lina educated mind, who, like blunt
weupona, tear and hack Inatoad of cul-
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I 'J II il'J 11.0 4 Ml 114 Ml 'W (I ft , III Ml 112
:i 4 iM h n i ft mt ft. 7 11 M 11 1 11 ir. u.h
4 ft IH H.O ' 7 V.1 ft 7 4'J ti.it
!. ft tl 27 7 II H 41 ft 11 II 4ft II l I M O.ft
n 7 44 7 :1 11 44 11 4 it 211 h.n mi o.i
7 HM 7. a 1 ID 2M II II a H4 H.4 M 0.7
H 10 (HI 7.1 I II 01 7.'i i HI !M 41 O.N
ID Ml 7 2 ! II 1X1 7 6 ft 17 2.0 ft 1H 1.1
10 II 114 7,'J i j 6 Ml 16 0 4H l.'i
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12 0'J.i H.O OljO 7.2, 62 OH 047 1.7
lit 0 At H.'i I 1 2ft 7 1) 7 21 O A 7 10 2 0
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lft 4A H.4 1 2 40 li ft H 22 0 2 H 111 2. ft
lit 2 17 H.fl 8 22 4 H 67 0 1 i H 82 i 2.7
17 2 61 H 4 4 10 ' 7 2 0 .ifl 0 .1 I U 10 H I
IH .1 !I6 K.2 AIM H.O KI2A 0.2 : 10 01 3 4
II) 4 27 7.U All 0 1 1 V7 0 4 II 12 j 8. ft
2D ft Hi I 7 II 7 21 II I , 0 0 0, !
21 II 47 7 4 H 22 0,6 0 47 H 0 I I 47 ; 0 7
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".'I "Ill 7. ft ID 04 7.7 8 2H a I 4 I O.H
24 10 '.tl 7 H ID Ml H 3 4 20 1 2 4 :il 1 O.H
2ft II 24 HI II Ul H 7 6 14 0.4 6 "II O.H
UK 0 17 H 2 II ia 0 4 H 14 ' 1.2
27 I) 12 II I 1 07 HI II 61 1 I A Aft I
2H 0 64 H.4 I fti 7 0 7 HI I ft 7 !IM 2. II
111 I ltt 114 2 4H 7 6 H a; 1.6 ; H 21 2 4
0 2 III 0 2 U 42 7.1 II 16 18 U OH , 2.H
ling rteun, who mlalak the point In
nrgunieiit. waal their ln nalli mi trlt1. .
mlx'oni'rlt their aderMry and lav
III iiiellon mora Involved than Ihoy
rind II. II muy Im tight or wrong in
hi opinion, but he too (letir-lieiidfd to
da lllijliet; he U Na altlipln a he la fnrrl
I'lr, ariil a lirief a he la ilri lalve No
where llall e Hhd greater llll dur. n.ll.
Hlileratlim. Indiilgetu'e; h Ihrowa liliitM-ir
li. lo the lunula uf lila iipiuim nia, he iw-
ottnla for lllvtr mlMl.tkia. He t.tloA-a
the Weakll'-aa uf himmn reuMill aa wi'll
aa II atrengih. Ila protlme and Ha lim
it a. If lie h an Unix Mr v. r. Im will Ih
Iihi prtifoiind and lurge-tnliuli-d lu rlill -
rule rrllgloll or In a't agnltiat II, h H
loo WIm to he a iloitltiallal or f.illnll.' Ill
lila InM.I. III)' lie r. .M., l. pi. ly nii.l do.
viillon; h rten aupporia InaMliitlona na
Vellrrulile. Im-MOHTii! or liar fill, 10 Will' ll
he doc not aaai'tti, tie hotiora th nilu
lairra of retlglun. an-1 II runt.'iiia him
to drtdlnn lla tnalerlea Wllhoul unalllng
nr deiioumlng them. Ho la a friend ol
relli'loua luh-rullon. tinil that not only lc-i-aii
hi hllooihy Ima taught him to
look on all foinia uf fallh wlih an Im
partlnl ry. hut nlao fnim lh grntleneiui
ami effenilnamy of feeling, which la lh
atlendajil on clvllltatlun. Nut that ha
may nut hold a religion, too. In Ida own
war, even when hn la not a Chrlailan.
In that raa hl religion I on of Imag
ination and aenllinenl: II la tha emboli
ment of thoa idea of th auhllme, ma
Jeatln and heaiillful, without whl.h I hire
ran hr no larg i hlloanphy. riomeilmr
he ai'kllow Inlgi l tha tielng of tlud, aome
tlmra h Inveal an unknown prln.ipl
or nuallilea with tha altiihuteg of wr
ftH llon. And hla deduction of hi rraaon
or rrratlon of hla fam y he m.ik th
itreaainn of auoh excellent thought, and
th alartlng Hlnt of ao varied and -emall
a lea.hlng. that he even tu-ema
Ilk dla.-ljile of fhrlaiunity liaelt.
Krom th very gi'rurary and aleadlneaa
of hla loglral Hiwera h t ahl 10 aea
what aentlmenl ar coiilu nt In thnaa
who hold any rWlidou dorttina at all,
and ha aprara lo other lo feel and to
hold a who! rlr.ie of theological truth,
which rglala In hla mind not other la
than aa a numla-r of deduction
Much ar om of lh lineament of the
ethical rharacter which I ha cultivated
Intellect win form, apart from th religi
on principle. They ar aeen within lh
pal of the church and without II, In
holy men and In protllgale; they form
th beau-Ideal of the world; they partly
aaalat and partly dlatnrt tha develop
ment of the fahtollr. They may eutiaerv
th education of a HI. Fraud do Hnha
or a I'nrdlmil I'ole; they may lie th lim
it of contemplation of a HhaflraUiry or
a i)lhton kiall an. I Julian . r fcllow
aludent al th hoola of Athene: and
une tirH-amr th anlllt nnd doctor Of the
church, the other licr acolflng ind rr
lintlca foe.
! TIIK HHTIIH'II
1 ttela ltattle.1, hut Keen Then la Hard to
' fat eh.
j New York Journal.
I t Hit rlr lira ar raughl hy htintera on
I horaeltack occiialonalljr, but It I not tie
catia they lack lh ajiccd to acud away
, to aafely. The oatrh h la a very tupld
bird, but h doe not know It, When
pumiied by th hornemun h liecomea
i eicltel to that degre termed "rattled."
i Having no Idea af trategy. ho think
! h ha, and h commence running over
the velvet In a llggag coorac, deviating
; from lh alnilKlit courae a matter of
' a mil at each turn.
' The riiM-ricncctl hunter, aware of t hi
' iiecultarliy, guld.a hit hnra In a atralKht
I line, then.hy anvltut th anlmul. and at
the aamn I line getting th benefit of the
I deviation of the oatrleh. Kven then the
! chum, la it long one. luatlng for hour.
' nnd on ome occnaloiui all day. If the
natrlch run In a almlght line the home-
man would not ho In the chime for a
minute. The bird at luat, however, loac
i heart, nnd then .! the moat rl.llruli.ua
' thing that any living creature I guilty
of. Ho hiirlea hi head In the aan.1.
Th buahmeii y that the bird doe
not fear danger Hint It d.M not cr.
' other think that lla net la a almpte
aiirren.lcr In fute. Men, atood up to bo
' bhol l.y n llle of aoldlera, eloae their eye,
or UHk to In. blindfolded. Hunting om-trl.-hc
lu I li IN minuter doe not pny, na
audi a chuae freinent1y rcNtillH In the
ruin of the horae. Tha favorablo method
' of the buHlunen la lo atiilk the giimr, the
hunter, concenlid In the akin and fruitier
of one of lh f. :i;I..T Kluliln, l'.. Inir all,,
lo get within hnwahnt of the deal In.., I
; vlcltm. They lienemlly travel In Kn.np
; of from three to Fix.
! No tiienna rxlt lo aaci rtuln ex.i.ily
what ieed the t. ritrleh can altuln. but.
1 apciiklntf eontimriitivel) , n full-lifted mid
I uiiilure.l bird can, by ll.ci ul.l of til
i powerful leita-liga ih.it can glvn 11 mot
I viclou nnd deadly kick, c.imp'ired to
I which Unit of the American mule 1 n
l ive tnp-iind with hi wiim minting,
I get over the ground nt the rule of about
a mile n mlnulc. A bicycle, to atund nny
Hhow In an oairtclt nice, would netd
winga, na aupplementary to I'. regulur
motive power.
lellrlouly nnpettilng doiiKhntita, when
Price linking Ponder I used
MKNIJ KOR THl'KSDAY.
Ilrenkfiiat.
Reedle Orange.
Mlne.M Lamb, all llratln.
Jlrolled Freh Mackerel.
Hlowed Potatoes. '
Entire Wheat Pancuke.
Coffee.
Luncheon.
IlMlled Oyatera.
Celery Mnyoniuilse.
Ilccfatei.k I'le.
Muah ltlacult
Cocoa.
Dinner.
Clama.
MulllKiitnwney Botip.
Olive. Pale do Kola Oraa Sitndwlohea.
Hrook Trout, Anchovy Sane.
Cnlfa" Krnlna, Krhnl, Tnrtiire Bntice,
Klllet of Heef, with fliluheltl.
Mitahed Spinach, Willi Kgira.
Cohl Aapnnigua. French Drcaalng.
linked Apple Ditmpllngii.
Coffee.
The beat chemical compound (or wash
ing powder la "H.inii 1' onm, ' n It will
not "yellow the rloihen," nor burn tha
hand. It' tho "not thing In the world
for the bath. One trial will convince
yott.
THE COMPLETED
DEPOT SITE
All I'.U'hiiiijicH I'lnally Made uml All
DciilH uml Cnittiiu'tH
Ku'culcd.
wiiii r .hi N;u; i iioKiirr
aalnriaia 84 Clataop Coaaiy Ciliicia Will
I'aak roiward lo lb( dual -"Step by
Hlcp" lid "Sloae by Stoat" VIII
ti Itallt lireatcr Aatorla.
Th final tranauctloii connrctial with
Hi transfer of lh Meow Hay depot alt
10 Hi railroad cuiiaj.any war complotad
yealerday. Th railroad company now
haa nothing to do but to proceed with
tha work of conatructliin, ami aauranr
I given thai Hit will b don at one.
There la not a rvaldolil of tha city or
county who la not well plead that till
.location I aetiled. Tha railroad com
pany on It part la mora than glad that
Hi mailer of terminal fa'tlltl. In the
city haa been dlaHed of un.l that work
an Im puahed forward Int.'lllgen'ly.
Conlr.i. tora W. W. Corey and W. II.
Vt'alila left yealerday afternoon for a
trip over the enilra tin lo (lo'.le. Th. y
will miiko a careful eaamlitutl.in of th
lay uf the land and will bo prepared lo
put In their 1.1.1a fur th conira't for
conalru.il. in of the baluuc of the road.
M.aaia. fjiraeri ti.MMlnough, of Mon
tana, ar expected to urrlva heru within
a day ul two, and th..y will ulao n
ici ihe Hue preHtrat..ry to Mii.mttilng
hi. la Th ar.iiliecl are procwdlng with
Hi drawing of plan for the AMtorta d
lot, and .Min work will I. In progr-
along tlio whole lint'. Th v.iil.n
.ar loud of bridge Iron for the .Iran
In lh Young' buy hrl Ige, arrived down
yeat.-r.ltiy' afternoon on th big barge
Atlua, in tow of the t ickl th.imt The
burg waa moored to 'he tl It. and N.
do. k, where "lie will r.xnuln until It I
decided wlteth.-r to make dellcery tilr?t
at the bridge or on the to k Thl ip.ea
II, .n will proluibly la- a ltl.-.l t.l,.y.
Now that a good alart ha been mml
ii.on rallroud eotiatrueilon for thla -aon,
It I rrrtJlnly advlutld to aiy th
ruat, that many oth-r Improvement
h put under way lmullanrouly with
Hi building of the road. Aa rprraed
by on of the large! profiy owner
In Aatorla yealerday. thl la the tlm
and opportunity for harl work on the
part of not only Aalortana but the rltl
gen of Clatanp county generally. "Kv
rry man. woman and child, atandlng
aolldly together, ami with on object In
view, can forg uch a powerful weapon
for th advancement of thl comincntty.
th fighting of It battle agalnat oppoal
Hon In vry form, that nothing tan pre
vnl th consummation of th enda de
Hlred. It cannot be eipected that one
great leap ran le taken Into fame and
proepcrity hy a city or a community
any more than by an Individual. Con
stant work, day by day, built up on a
aur foundation, I th only mean by
which aucce can be obtained. Hound
hy round th top of th ladder la reach
ed, and by piling atone on atone, th
hlghet wall I bulldcd. W have com
mence.! with a goal foundation and our
watchword ahould b Ilk that cf th
great ltualan empire, "Hucc-aa." For
renlurtea th Huaalana hav hail but
on national ob)ectlv point, th spread
ing of It empire lo the aoulttern sen a,
and an outlet to th Kat. Inch by Inch
with a never-wervlng puriioae, ll dlplo
mat hav puahe.1 forwar.1 to lhat end.
Today they ar In a poaltlon where they
can ay that thl end ha been nccom
.il.e. In control of Turk 'y on the
outh. Corea and a Chine port on the
eaat, with the Hlherlan railroad filmnat
flnlaheit, their Mwer la ao great lhat
naught aav Internal dlenlona can
overthrow It.
"It Aatorla. th community nl th
mouth of th Columbia, and In fart tha
atale of Oregon, work xilldly tcgrthrr
for the building up of a ommrnitil cen
ter that shall he second to r.one on the
continent, ami If th principles followed
by ItusNla are olmerved only half so
well, there ran tie no doubt or uuestlnn
of luccf-. Hlcp by top, ne thing at
a time, and all work done upon the
hroadet of line, cannot fall of .iccom
pllalilng Ihe deareal wlah of every Asto
rlnn and th fulfillment of th dreams of
John Jacob Asturn, w ho marly a century
ago, realised the poaalbtllllrs of thla
port."
(Continued from First Pago.)
caoc Judge AoorcrJnible had a hard
fight. C. II. Stockton and It. Humphreys
running him clos.dy.
Tho race for school auia-rlntendcnt waa
the cloaca! of nil, n Mr. Smith having;
lied Mia Warren on the ilrsl liallot.
on the Inat ballot the vole was 14 to 43.
Punched heiids and generally dlstli;urtd
count. 'tiuncea, auch, as they have In I'ort
lun.l, were not III evidence, nnd ths con
vention passed off harmoniously. lte-
publlcniui generally express sailsfitctlon
wllh the ticket, although there i.ro somo
dutil.ts us to the elec I loll of a few can
didate-.
Mt-Hara. McOrvgor and I'lirker are both
staunch gold standard men.
CoiiHlderitblti dlBsittlafuctlon was cx-
prcsHcd lust night over the nomination
of Howell lx'Wix for tho utiles of county
coiumlHMloner. The dlt.aallt.lii lion gen
erally wit voiced by delegate! from
the Nehalem, who claim that Mr. Lewis
Is a pronounced Populist, having for
saken tho Hcpuhllcau party two year!
ago for the Popullut, which, It la as
serted, ho thought would bo victorious.
Thero wero several other candidates for
the olflce, but Mr. Iawla received a great
deal lurger vote than all tho other as
pirant!. Mr. Lewis' Popullstlc tenden
cies will probably leave the office of
county commissioner the weak spot on
tho Republican ticket.
lly Ita declaration axalnat silver the
Republican party of Clatsop county
greatly assist! the honest money men
In the state In the fight agnlnat the sil
ver erase. The itate la almost tqually
divided on Ihe money question, and thla
county! action will be the aource of
much satisfaction to those of round
money views.
Chairman Barker and Secretary Hide
linlgh were highly complimented yea-
tcrday evening for ths manner In which
they presided over the convention. Mr.
ltldehitlKh waa especially oongrattilated
and the delegate! said he uroi the Drat
seemtury they had ever had wlnae voice
could be heard all over the hall.
ROYAL Baking Powder
haa been awarded highest
honors at every world's fair
where exhibited.
AGAINST UK SILVER
CLIFK-l'WKI.I.KKH,
Itemarkable Macovrry Made Uf m
Hunter In Arlaona.
I'reacnlt Arlg , Cor fllobclMmiocriit.
The mummy of one of tha nnrbn rl!(T
dwelleM of Arlaona, lh f.rat of undoubt
ed uthentlclir vr dlscovrred, ha ln
found by a hunter well known In North
rn Arlaona, John Mccarty. In a cliff
dwelling on th Vrd rlfer, a dinu-n
mile from Ihe moiilh of th Kuat Vrd,
h nollcd that when on of h walls
was hit with metHl a hollow aound ema
nated Thla led In- tha dla. ovary of a
sort of rryt't. In thla crypt th mummy
w.ia illaiovered. II had evidently been
propHd up In a Billing poaltlon agalnat
tha wall, though ther were no Indica
tion thai th cliff-dweller of long ago
had been walled up alive, and there left
to dl of starvation or aufforailon. isy
the aid of Ui mummy war found sev
eral broken pottry bowl and a ton
i, and In th very anlt wr picked
up a dosen ohaidlan and flint arrowhead,
aaveral of them exceptionally larga-slsad
and of rare workmanship.
The mummy, which welgha II pound,
wa taken away by tha n ruler on aa In
dian litter dragged behind a burro, till
a wagon road waa reached. It Is now
In thl city. Th body la thai of a male,
and la of unuaually large ttur. The
akin, which I broken In savsral placea,
rvallng the hones, I of tha color of
dried hwf. The trunk la perfect, the
kin covering It being unbroken. In th
skull, however, Ilea lh rlement of great
eat Interest. Th formation la entirely
different from lh-it tyilcal of th an
cient dweller In the valley of Arlaona.
Th valley dweller were Tollers of al
most Caiicalan cranial feature The
akull of the mummy, wllh forehead re.
treating from the no and large rear
development. I of the Altec type. The
teeth ar entlr nnd well preserved, and
protrude a In the ranln trth. A the
mummy ahowed sign of dlalntegrailon,
M.i'arty has given It a rout of varnlah,
preparatory lo placing It In an alr-tlghl
gltian-covered IhjX.
For morn than a hundred yeira the Bha
kers have li n sludylnt th r 'medial
roH.rtle of plant. They ).av mad
many dlarotmr. but Ihelr greaHat
achlrvemenl waa maiU- laal )r. It la a
cordial that ronlalua already tlxcRitd
ft il and l a digester of food. It la ef
fective In removing dlatrea after alir.g.
and create an appetite for more 'o.t, ao
thai eating hcmea a pleasure. I'.-il...
linn a,ple iK-crre plump and healthy
under Ita m. II arrr-fla the waaticg of
consumption.
Ther never haa lici-n such a step for
ward In the cur of Indigestion is 'Ms
Khaker Cordial. Vou' druggist will In
glad to give you'a little book descriptive
of lh product.
Olve th babies I Jixol, which is Car tor
Oil made as palatable aa Honey.
ENGLISH CAPITAL FOR AMERICAN I
INVESTMENTS.
i
Important to Americana eeeatlnf Bcg
Mah Capxtai for new en'.erprlaee. A Beg
containing th naimee and addrewn ot
JbO auccweafiil promotere who tiav placed
over lao.ono.OW Storting In Foreign In-!
vnanmenui wtttim Ul laet a!x year, and '
over fll.OuO.OUO fur the seven mootha of
1M6. l'rlo ri, or t5. payable by powtal
onV-r to the London and Universal Bu
reau of Inrnetor!, 10. Cheapald, London,;
K. C. SubeCTtoera wil be entitled, by au
rangsment rlth tti directors to receave
itlxr perenniii or letter ot Introductota
to any of ttiew u-caasg'iil prunaotera. I
Thla last Is final eCaas) In every reepect,
and every man or firm who name ap
peaum tlwrwln may be depended upon.
For pUcing the foriowmg It will be:
found Invaluable nofida or Miarea of In
duvurkC. CommercUl and Financier co
eerne, Monartg bana, flsi of Latvia,
rJtnta or Mlnea.
Dereciore:
SIR rilWARl) C. ROSS.
HON. WACTKR C PKPra,
CAPT. ARTHUR 8TIFFE.
Copyrtgtat. ,
FROM NOW DNTIL BPItINO
Overcoats and winter wrapa will be In
fashion. They can be discarded, tempor
arily while traveling In the stram-hated
trains of the Chicago. Mllwauke- and St
Paul Railway. For aolld comfort, for
speed and for safety, no other line can
compare with this great railway of the
West.
AN ENIGMATICAL BILL OK FARE.
For a dinner, served on the Dining car
of the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paid
Railway, will be sent to any address on
receipt of a two-cent postage stamp.'
Apply to Geo. II. Hf afford. Oentral I'ss
senger Agent, Old Colony Ilulldlng, Chi- -rago,
Illinois. i
NOTICE.
Notice I hereby given that I will not
b responsible for any debt! contracted :
by K. Thompson for or on account ot ;
the Astort Tent and Awning Company,
W. J. COOK. 1
Astoria. Or. April M. 1S9S.
Ruslnesa men, It you want to fix up ,
roar office for the coming year with the !
heat of letter heads, bill heals, state
ment, etc., call at the AMorlvt Job office
where you will find the beat of stock i
and material.
I
Doctor Thla bacon doesn't npnear to
me to be well cured: doe! It to you?
Ijt.ly of the House Perhaps not, doctor;
It Is probably like aome of your patients
-doctored, but not cured. Richmond !
Dispatch.
"Why did Mr. Dash send for you?"
"Why, her carelosa servant mixed up
her real cut-glass with the tea store
kind and she wanted me to help her
separate them." Philadelphia Record.
"No," snl.l Mr. Wlckwtre, "I haven't
tried to get funny around this house
since I told the hired girl to boll tho Ice
and she did." Indianapolis Journal.
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castoria.
WANTED.
WANTED An honest, active gentleman
or Indy to travel for reliable es'ablished
house. Salary, STiiO, payable (IS weekly
and expenses. Situation permanent Ref
erences. Enclose self-addresaed stamped
envelope, The Dominion Company, nt,
Omaha Ilulldlng. Chicago.
FOR 8ALE.
FOR BALE CHEAP A large quantity
of three-fourth! and double bedsteads,
box mattresses, atands, bureaus, waah
atanda, chamber crockery, blankets, eta
Inquire 231 Everett Street, Portland, Or.
FOR SALE BY ORDER Nina oil paint
ing, landacapes and figures, by renown
ed artists, all richly' framed, and large
alio. Inquire 231 Everett street, Portland.
JAPANESE OOODSJust out-jtut re
celved Juat what you want, at Wing
Lea's, 141 Commercial street.
FOR 8ALE Tho Ferrell property, cor
ner ot Exchange and 14th street!. Price,
t4,K0. W, C. Caaaell, 471 Bond street, ngC
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT A furnished room, 186 Srd
!treet
FOR RENT Three or four rooms, with
board, at Mrs. E. C. Holden'i, corner
Duane and Ninth streets. Price reason
able. FOR RENT Two business houses, one
with 19 furnished rooms upstairs, other
with 7 furnUhrd rooms upstairs and bar
fixture! down stairs. Call at this office.
FOR RENT A furnished fulte of rooms
on ground floor, centrally located. 414 !
Exchange itreet '
Job
Printing
The Astorian
invites attention
to its Job
Printing Department
TRY US.
NOTICJ5 OF AeJSF.HIWF.NT OF DRAIN
IN ADAIK 8 ASTORIA
Notice I hereby give that th assess
ment made by Ordinance No. JWl, of Ihe
city of Aatorla, confirming the aassas
ment en Roll Ne. I, for lh eonalruetloa
of a drain In Ihe dty of Aatorla. aa laid
out and recorded by John Adair, com
mencing at a point In block (a. and hav
ing Ita outlet In Thirty-third atreet, be
tween block 11 and 17, In Adair As
toria, aad known and designated aa
"Drainage Dletrtrt No. I," will be due
and payable on the lith day of May. Ilea),
In I '. B. gold or sliver coin, at lle ofnV
of th idty treasurer, and If not ao paid
within or beftr asld time, th common
council will order warrant! laaued for
the collection of the aame. The aaaeaa
ment I a follow:
Ijtura P. Adair, lot , block 14.
Adair Astoria I U 41
Itura P. Adair, lot I, block 16.
Adair' Astoria U 41
Mary I.. Adair, lot 12. block W.
Adair's Aatorla t it
Mury I.. A. lair, lot 11, block (,
Adair's Aalorla S 42
Mary L. Adair, lot li, block
A. lair a Aatorla 10 M
Mary I.. Adair, lot 11, block .
Adair's Aatorla 10 M
Mary I. Adair, lot 17, block W.
Adair's Aatorla ( 41
Mary L. Adair. W half lot It.
block , Adair's Astoria 4 W
Mary 1. Adair, lot X. block U,
Adair's Aatorla I 15
Mary 1- Adair, lot 21. block a.
Adair's Aatorla I li
Mary I., A. lair, lot 30, block ,
Adalr'a Aatorla I U
Mury I.. Adair, lot tl, block 3.
Adalr'a Aatorla I U
Mary L. Adair, lot X. block .
Adalr'a Aatorla IU
Mary L. Adair, lot O. block .
Adalr'a Astoria IIS
Mary L. Adair, lot M. block .
Adalr'a Astoria I U
Betty Adair Hrenham, und one
eighth lot 2, block 14, Adair!
Astoria 4 77
Hetty Adair Hrenham. und one
eighth lot 7, block M, Adair's
Astoria M
Betty Adair Brenham, und one
eighth lot i, block 1. Adulfi
Astoria IS
Betty Adah Brunham, und one
eighth lot . block I. Adalr'a
Astoria 1 8
Betty Adair Brenham. und one
eighth begin at NE corner lot S.
block 40, thence B M feet, W 71
feet, N M feet. E 7 feet, lot I
block 40. Adair's Astoria M
Ell. n Adair Mendell. und one
eighth lot X block If, , Adalr'a
Aatorla I 77
Ellen Adair Mendell, und one
eighth lot 7, block It, Adalr'a
Astoria tSf
Ellen Adair Mendell, und one
eighth lot 5. block L Adalr'a
Astoria 1 8
Ellen Adair Mendell. und one
eighth, lot 6, block 1, Adair's
Astoria 1 S
Ellen Adair Mendell. und one
eighth begin at NE corner lot t,
block 40. thence 8 feet- W 75
feet. N M feet, E 75 feel, lot J,
block 40. Adalr'a Astoria I 54
Kale Adair Welcher, und one
eighth lot i block 14. Adair!
Astoria I 77
Kate Adair Welcher, und one
eighth lot 7, block 16, Adalr'a
Astoria 456
Kate Adair Welcher, und one
eighth lot 5, block 1. Adalr'a
Astoria 1 S
Kate Adair Welcher. und one
eighth, lot 6, block 1. Adair's
Astoria IS
Kate Adair Welcher. und one
eighth begin at NE -orner lot J.
block 40, thence 8 feet, W 75
feet. N 6 feet. E 75 feet, lot t
block 40, Adair's Astoria 2 54
Mary Adair Jordan, und one
eighth lot 2. block 16. Adair's
Astoria I 77
Mary Adair Jordan, und one
eighth lot 7, block 1. Adair'!
Astoria 156
Mary Adair Jordan, und one
eighth lot 5, block 1, 8hlvely'a
Astoria 1 S
Mary Adair Jordan, und one
eighth lot 6, block 1. Bhlvely'a
Astoria IS
Mnry Adair Jordan, und one
eighth begin at NE corner lot 3,
block 40. thence 8 feet. W 75
feet, N 6 feet. E 75 feet, lot J,
block 40, Adalr'a Astoria 2 54
Mary R. Adair, und one
eighth lot 2. block 16. Adair's
Astoria 5 77
Mnry R. Adair. und one
eighth lot 7, block 16. Adair"!
Astoria 156
Marc R. Adair. urd one
eighth lot 5. block 1. Shlvely"!
Astoria IS
Mary R. Adair. und one
elgiith lot 6. block 1. Shlvely'i
Astoria IS
Mary R. Adair. und one
elchth begin at NE corner lot 1
block 40, thence S 06 feet. W 75
feet, N 66 feet, E 75 feet, lot S, '
block 40. Adalr'a Astoria 5 54
Ijuira Adair Barker, und three
eighths lot 2. block K Adair's
Astoria 17 21
Laura Adair Barker, und three
eighths lot 7. block K Adair's
Astoria W to
Ijiura Adair Barker, und Ihrw
eltrttlha lot 5. block 1, Shhely's
Astoria S 75
Laura Adair Barker, und three
eighths lot S, block 1, Shlvcly's
Astoria S 75
Laura Adair Barker, und three
eighths begin at NE corner lot S.
block 40; thence 8 Sti feet, W 75
feet, N 68 feet, E 7R feet, lot 3,
block 40, Adalr'a Astoria 7 6!
A. Booth Packing Co.. lot 5, block
150. Shlvely's Aatorla 46 15
A. Booth Packing Co.. lot 2, block
SS. Shlvcly's Astoria 52 41
Victor Anderson, lot 2, block 1,
Shlvely! Astoria W 00
Tina Amundsen, lot 4, block 41,
Adair's Astoria 12 22
Tina Amundsen, lot 5, block 41,
Adalr'a Astoria 12 22
Astoria Saving Bank, trustee, lot
29, block US, Adair's Astoria 1 15
Isaao Bergman, lot 12, block 149,
Shlvely'! Astoria 10 00
Rudolph Barth, lot 4, block 16,
Adalr'l Astoria 46 15
Hiram Brown, lot 1, block 17,
Adalr'a Aatorla 46 15
Hiram Brown. E half lot 2, block
17. Adalr'a Astoria; 23 05
Hiram Brown, lot 4, block 17,
Adalr'a Aatorla 46 15
Hiram Brown, lot 2, block 61,
Adair's Astoria 52 41
Hiram Brown, lot 4, block 61,
Adnlr's Astoria 52 41
Hiram Brown, lot 5, block 61.
Adalr'a Astoria 4 15
Hlrnm Brown, lot 6, block tl,
Adnlr's Astoria 46 15
Hlrnm Brown, lot 2, block 66,
Adalr'a Astoria 46 15
Hiram Brown, lot 4, block 66,
Adair's Astoria 46 15
Hiram Brown, lot 1. block 67.
Adair's Astoria 46 15
Hiram Brown, lot .2, block 67,
i
I
Adair! Astoria It
Hiram Ilrown, lot 2, block 67,
Adnlr's Aatorla 46 14
Illram Ilrown. lot 4, block 67,
Adalr'a Aalorla 46 It
Illram Brown, lot 6, block (7,
Adair' Aalorla 14 Of
Illram Ilrown, lot f, block 67,
Adalr'a Aatorla , 24 65
Illram Brown, lot 7, block 67,
Adair's Astoria UK
Hiram Ilrown, lot t, block 67,
Adalr'a Aatorla 24 M
Laura Adair Barker, lot I, block
17, Adair's Astoria 52 41
Fred Barker, lot 4, block M, Adair"!
Astoria ' 51 41
Katharine C. Bllasett, tot 4, block
, Adair Astoria 12 41
Betlna Norwegian Evangelical Lu
theran Churoh. N 4 feet of B
half lot 2, block K, Adair's As
toria U) 41
t. W, Buirh, lot , block 41.
Adalrs Astoria 11 B
D, W. Bush, lot 22, block 41,
Adair's Astoria 11 11
t. W. Bush, lot 36, block 41,
Adalr'a Astoria Jl 21
AIX- M. Bush, lot 25, block 4L
Adalr'a Astoria 11 32
Jacob flow-art, lot If, block an,
Adair's Astoria '.. It US
Jacob Bouart, lot Is, block 10,
Adair's Astoria It M
A. Brunhold, lot II, block JO,
Adalr'a Aatorla 10 M
A. Brunhold. lot tt, block 60,
Adair's Astoria 18 If
Cryus Carruthera, lot 2. block IT,
Adair's Astoria 46 U
Cyrus Carruthera, lot 7, Mock 17,
Adnlr's Aatorla SI 41
Kraalmo r'aaerogolla. N half lot 5,
block . Adalr'a Aatorla M 20
Nellie . Charlaton, und half lot 1, ,
block r?, Adair's Aalorla 8
C. H. Cornier, lot t, block 40,
Adair's Aatorla M H
C. H. Cooper, lot , block 60,
Adair's Anorla 10 M
C. If. Cooper, lot 10, block 60,
Adalr'a Astoria.'..... 10 M
C. H. Cooper, lot 11, block .
A'Ulr'a Astoria 10 M
C. H. Cooper, lot 12, block to,
Adalr'a Astoria 19 M
John Chltwood, und quarter lot L
block 61. Adair's Astoria 12 10
Ruth A. Cornelius, und half lot t,
block J. Adnlr's Astoria 220
H. P. Dretinan, un.l half lot Tu
block 61. Adair's Astoria 11 10
H. P. Drennan, lot t, block 41,
Adair's Astoria 4 It
V. A. IVjnelson,, und half lot 7,
block 39, Adair's Astoria 8 20
J. H. Duncan, lot I, block M,
Adair's Astoria 10 M
J. H. Duncan, lot t block 68.
Adalr'a Astoria 10 M
Samuel l.lmore. lot 25. block CO,
Adalr'a Astoria 10 M
Samuel Elmore, lot 8. block 60,
Adalr'a Astoria 10 M
Samuel Elmore, lot 27, block 40,
Adair's Astoria 10 M
Samuel Elmore, lot 28, block 60,
Adalr'a Astoria It M
Alex Gilbert, lot 3, block It, Adair's
Astoria 4t IS
Annie Gatens, lot t, block 17,
Adair's Astoria.. 52 41
Annie Gatens, lot 6, block 17,
Adair's Astoria 52 fl
Catherine Goodman, lot U. block
41, Adalr'a Astoria 12 C
P. J. Goodman, lot 12, block 41,
Adair's Astoria U tt
Anna Maria Gramma, lot 8, block
4. Adair's Astoria. It H
Anna Maria Gramma, lot X, block
t, Adair's Astoria 10 M
Helen F. Graham, lot L block 42.
Adalr'a Astoria 53 41
Helen F. Graham, lot 2, block 42.
Adair's Astoria 52 41
Winifred C. George, lot T. block L
Shlvely's Astoria 10 Ot
Mary C. Holmes, lot T, block 17,
Adair's Astoria 14 tt
Mary a Holmes, lot t, block 17,
Adair's Astoria 4t 15
Thomas A. Hyland. lot 5, block JS,
Adalr'a Astoria 52 41
Eric Houke, lot , block 41, Adair's
Astoria 13 12
Erie Houke, lot ., Uk 41. Adair's
Astoria 12 22
F. A. Hill, lot t, block 30, Adalr'a
Astoria lit it,
F. A. Hill, lot 7. block 60, Adair
Astoria 10 tt
Aleck Iverson. lot U. block ts,
Adair's Astoria. la
Aleck Iverson. lot 12, block tg,
Adalr'a Astoria t 42
James Jackson, lot 5, block 63,
Adalr'a Astoria It IS
James Jackson, lot t, block 68,
Adair's Astoria. 10 It
Louisa Johansen. lot 10, block 140,
Shlvely's Astoria 10 (t
John Kopp, lot L block 42, Adair's
Astoria 5! 41
Christina A., Alfred. Josephine and
Frank P. Lelnenweber, heirs of
Frank Lelnenweber, lot 5, block
50. Adair's Astoria. 3 08
Christina A. Alfred. Josephine and
Frank P. Lelnenweoer. heirs of
Frank Lelnenweber, lot t, block
59, Adair's Astoria 23 08
Christina A Lelnenweber, lot 1,
block 50. Adalr'a Astoria 8 08
Christina A. Lelnenweber, lot 7,
block 59, Adair's Astoria 46 15
Christina A Lelnenweber. lot 8,
block !. Adair's Astoria. 46 15
Christina A. Lelnenweber, lot 2,
block 50. Adair's Astoria 8 08
August La men. N half lot 1. block
SS. Adalr'a Astoria 8 20
John Ktpp, lot 2, block 42, Adalr'a
Astoria .-. 52 41
Mary J. Kyle, lot 4. block 4J,
Adair's Astoria 51 41
Mary J. Kyle, lot 5, block 42.
Adair's Astoria 52 41
Mrs. Anna Kopp, lot 6. block 42,
Adair's Astoria 52 41
P. N. Kearney, und half lot 1,
block 61. Adair's Astoria 8 20
James F. Kearney, lot 2, block 61.
Adair Astoria 52 41
Frank J. Carney, und half lot 7,
block 61, Adair's Astoria 8 10
Mary A. Cearns. und half lot 7,
block 61. Adair's Astoria 3 f5
Mary H. Lelnenweber. W half lot
J, block 17. Adair's Astoria 3 05
Christina A.. Alfred G., Josephene
and Frank P. Lelnenweber, heirs
of Frank Lelnenweber, lot
7, block 3S, Adalr'a Astoria 52 41
Christina A , Alfred G., Josephene
nnd Frank P. Lelnenweber, heirs
of Frank Lelnenweber, lot
S, block 38. Adalr'a Astoria 5! 41
L. Lebeck and olive Winton, lot
3. block 1. Shlvely's Astoria 10 00
L Letieck and Olive Winton, lot
, block 1. Shlvely's Astoria 10 CO
L. lebeck and Olive Winton, lot
9, block 1. Shlvely's Astoria 10 CO
L. Lebeck and Olive Winton. lot
1
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YCWfifCPr$60AfMrWffl 'f-
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41
Adair's Astoria 4 It
Itev. li. VV. Morris, a 14 fcit lot
Muck Adair's Aalorla ,
Bey. ll. W. Morris, lot t, block 40,
Adair's Aalorla r ....
Rev. H. W. Morris, lot t, block 40,
Adair's Astoria
Itev. ll. W. Morris, lot 7. block 40,
35 60
4t U
Adair's Astoria 4tU
itev. a. vv . Morns, lot 2. block r
Adnlr's Astoria ....
Kev. II. W. Morris, lot 3, block 3,
Adair's Astoria
ftev. B. W. Morris, lot 4, block tt,
Adair's Astoria ....
Rv. H. W. Morris, lot . block 40,
Adair's Astoria
rred Murawo, lot t. block 42,
Adair Asuiria
A McPharlao,' lot 10, block 60,
Adair's Astoria...
A. McPharlaa. lot IL block tt,
AJaurs Astoria
44 15
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141
141
53 41
53 41
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128
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141
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Oeorg Nelson, lot I, block V.
Adair's Astoria....
Oeorg Nelson, lot t, block tl,
' Adair's Astoria
Christ Naas, lot t, block 48,
Adalr'a Astoria
Christ Naas, lot 10, block 6s,
Adair's Astoria
Theresa, O'Brien, lot 2, block ,
Adair's Astoria
Theresa O'Brien, lot 3, block B.
Adair's Astoria
Edward O Connor, lot 1. block 4L
Adair's Astoria
Edward O'Connor, lot & block 41,
Adair's Aatorla
Edward 0Connor, lot 1. block 4L
Adalr'a Astoria
Andrew Olsen. lot 7, block ta,
Adair's Astoria.
Andrew Olaen, lot t, block 68,
Adalr'a Astoria
I. H. Palmer, lot t, block 42,
Adair's Astoria
Anna M. Pope, lot 3. block to,
Adalr'a Astoria
Ella Pope, lot 4, block to, Adair'!
Astoria
Frank Patton, trustee, lot 33, block
60, Adalr'a Aatorla
Frank Patton, trustee, lot 24. block
. Adairs Astoria
ton
10 8t
10 it
10 SS)
12 41
10 60
10 0
10 01
10 81
52 41
88
12
J. H. Palmer, lot 4,
Adair's Astoria
block 63,
W. W. Parker, lot 8,
block 10.
Shlvely s Astoria
W. W. Parker, lot I.
Shlvely's Astoria
block 141,
Jennie -H. Parker. lot U, block H.
Shlvely's Astoria
Mary J. Ryrie. lot t, block 60,
Adair's Astoria.
Sarah G. Qrierman, lot t, block 8.
Adair's Astoria
Mabel I- Sullivan, I half lot L
block 8. Adair's Astoria
N. Blmonsen, lot 23, block 41,
Adair's Astoria
N. Blmonsen. lot 24, block 41,
Adair's Astoria..
US
O. Bovey. lot 13, block fl, Adair
Aatorla
O. Bovey, lot 24, block 41, Adair's
Aatorla
Benson Sabine, lot 7, block 42,
Adair's Astoria
Elisabeth Seafeldt, lot XL block 43.
Adair's Astoria.
Elisabeth Beafeldt, lot 22, block 43,
Adalr'a Astoria.
Mary A. Schroder E half lot It,
block 60. Adair's Astoria
W. T. Bchol field, und half lot 2.
block H. Adair's Astoria.
W. T. Bcholfleld and E. Houke,
frme lot 1, block L Shiveiya As
toria W. T. Bcholfleld and Houke,
lot 2. block L Shlvelys Astoria
John Seine, lot 3, block 48,
Adair's Astoria.
John Belneas. lot 4, block 48,
Adair's Astoria
Peter Nufur. B half lot 6, block 8.
Adalr'a Astoria
Jacob Culnger. lot t, block 3a.
Adalr'a Astoria......
Ole a Vige, lot IS, block tt, Adair's
Astoria .
Ole O. Vlge, lot & block It, Adalr'a
Astoria ... .......
Chaa. Verschruren, W hair lot Tt,
. .Mock to. Adair's Astoria.
NIchMaa Wlaner, lot U, block t
Adair k. Aatorla.
Nicholas WKner, lot 17, mock 41.
Adair's Astoria.
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Chariea Wiseman, lot 13, block 10,
Adair's Astoria.... -
Charles Wiasman, kH 17. block .
Adair's Astoria
10, block 1, Shlvely's Astoria
Nli.holetta Alaiagamh, W hall and
fj fust of K half lot 2, block ,
Adair's Astoria
Itev. 11. W. Morris, lot 2, block 40,
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George Watson, lot 15, block
Adair's Astoria
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George Watson, lot it, block
. Adairs Astoria..
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Adair's Astoria -
Marcus Wise, lot 20, block
Adalr'a Astoria
Marcus Wise, lot 22. block
Adair's Astoria
Marcus Wise, lot 24. block
"a.
Adair's Astoria
Marcus Wise, lot S. block 43.
Adair's Astoria
Marcus Wise, lot 8, block 42,
Adair's Astoria
Mary Wilson, lot 1. block to,
Adair's Astoria
Walter, Mamie, Annie, Grade and
William Wilson, heirs of William
Wilson, lot 2, I lock Adalr'a
Astoria
Ole Wlllberg. lot 14, block 60.
Adair's Astoria
I Caroline O. Wlllberg, lot 23, block
60, Adair's Astoria
Caroline O. Wlllberg. lot 24, block
to, Adalr'a Astoria
Charles Wright and 8. E. Harris,
lot 8, block 41. Adalr'a Astoria....
Charles Wright and 8. E. Harria,
lot 9. block 41. Adalr'a Astoria....
Charles Wright and B. E. Harris;
lot 10, block It, Adair's Astoria...
Charles Wright and 8. E. Harris,
lot 14, block 41, Adair's Astoria...
Charfes Wright and a E. Harris,.
lot 19. block 41, Adair's Astoria... '
Charles Wright and 8. B. Harrut.
lot 20, block 41. Adair's Aa'oria...
Charles Wright and 8. E. Harris,
. lot 2t, block 41, Adair's Astoris..,
Charles Wright and S. E. Harris,,
lot IT. block 41, AdAlr's Astoria...
Charles Wrigh! and S. K. Harris,
lot SS. block 4L Adair's Astcria...
Charles Wright and S. E. Harris,
lot 29, block 41, Adair's A-torfa... ,
Charles Wright and 8. Ji Harris,
lot 30, block 41, Adalr'a Astoria...
Charlea Wright and 8. E. Harris,
lot 21, block 41. Adair's Astoria...
lot 33, block 41, Adair's Astoria...
Charles Wright and S. E. Harris,
Dated Astoria, Or., April 23.
H. E. NELSON.
Auditor and Police Judge,
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