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TIIK DAILY ASTOUhX, aSTOhm, TJICKSIUY HOUNINU, APhIL 30. JoMfJ. What is CaotorU la Dr. Samuel lMUhcr'a prescription for Intent tut Children. It conUIua oeltber Opium, Morphias) nor other Narcotic aubnUncA. It la hannlra mbitltat fbr rmrrgorlo, Drop, Bootblua; gym pa, Met CMtoc OU It la IMetuuint, Ita srtMrsmt0 la thirty ywuV om by MUllona of Mothnra. Cutona, dratroya Worms and allays fafartahaaaa. CMatorla praraata vomiting Soar Curd euros Dhtrrbcaa and Wind Colic CaatorU rollerea trwthlnjr I rouble, curea coaatlpatlon and flatulency. Caatorla aoxlmllaUwi the fuod, regulates the atonuvrh And bowela, rlvlna; liraHhy and natural alcep. dis torts, la tho Culldreu'a runatao tha Mothor'a Friend. Castorlo. "Cih has nciurat SMdlrlse fbrrhtl 4frra. Mothers have repeatedly laid Bs ol IU uud eaVet apoa tbrir tMldrea." Da. U. C Owhwd, . Low all. MM. CaatorU U lha b.l remedy fur children of kirk I ea acquainted I hop, I be day la Air dlaianl when mot hoi will cnaaldrr lb, reel taletret of I Stir children, and oar CaatorU laetead of lb WMfcaje eaiat-k eoetiuiaa wkkk at destroying their laved on, by futrlng opium, aus-phlne. annihlnf syrup and mbn huitfiil (nla down their IhruaU. Ibcnby sending Umob la ptraului graves " la. J. f. ktscnaun, Conway, Ark. Tlia OafiUHr CimM"i 77 'mklwkttTmmim., At ATTIJI M MARirNli. Mnvamanlaol Vaaaalaal llortia unci t'. lMh,r, Tha) llrlllah ahlp I'lanrJM, fruin thu rl, arrltrd at Mmartik April H. Tha Iwrk Vl.lctt. anllil rrotn Itrdnmlo April & tur llila orl. Hha will load lutlltier Tin llrlllah ahlp Crtnn of ftVutluid. from tlilai rx'ti for Vluronalown, arrlvad out April K Tha lhrr maalrd ai-huohrr RaJlar Hut, whl-h arrived TuaaiUy, lori up lha rtvrr yrtaUr to loat lumhar. Tho llHin4 Dilfaoii( arrlvvd al Tort TuKharml rlutxlay frum lha Orient. Tha vcaaal will prulmlily arrlra hvra luly. Tha Urkrntliv Tun O'Hhaiilar, which arrlkad In Turariay, aflur dla'lirlin balUal, l-'l ymtunlay for Knappturi. wlirro aha will luaul lumlwr. Tha twrk funibiiadown. II lya from Jaa. fur iIiiim aafrty mmo anilrly waa frit in I'nrt IMwnaond. arrlv4 thara Turacilny. Hha haa a raryo of IhU tuna of atMtar. Thn ataamrr Allm HUnrlionl anllnl yoatrrilny fr Han Krumlavii, via tio Hay tlrr ramu ronalata of Vl aarka of oala, aaika whrait, I0 ancka apuila, lll.i") frwi liitnlvr, ''ka iHinaa. ) Ixinillra hl.lra. all uf wl. h la fur Hay 'liy marrhania. Htoamrr Miennl arrlv.xl down the rlvrr yiuitrrday trum I'oriliind ami draml for Htltlali t'oliimlla and I'iikkI Houii.I (x.rta Four t'hlnrar, who wir not allowed to lund whnt tho alrainor rrlvrtl from Van fouver, wrri yrairHar H-rmltlid to Dime ashore. Hl. ho ver. will ao lurk lo llrlllah tvlunililo, two of whom Wire for thla Mirt and four for I 'mi turn) In rlmted In the HIKtial'a ranto la Ito lona of coal. 1M aa:ka of rlro uul I .'Jo Imaea of llnplnte. tnhi-r exiHirla n'noiintxd In value lo Wi lli. Tha MlirnaJ will aall thla mornlna. Tha eti'amrr Uen la due tixlny frtim Ran Krannlavo with the follow In paaarn arm: K. t'oen and wlf', V. I. Lawla mid wife, Mlaa U. tivervnder. Mra. liar ker, K. II. Hhotwell, U t). Hhotwell, K. K. Nholw.'ll. A. ArKiill. M M, llrlicata, K. Karr. May Allen, K. M. Kunali-e. A. Itolierta. II. P. Welnter. W. Knatman, U W. Kahl, W. It. t'olv, K. tlrlmmer, K. T llarnea, Mra. tjreh'liler and dauah ler, II. Miirtiiue, (I. A. Aduina ami wife, Mlaa M. Moritari. Mm. W. Ilndley, C. Andiraon, i. Jonea. C. lUiaeni-ronl. J. H Hell. Mlaa A. Ilnley, Mra. A. MK'nrty, W. II Hllter. V. tl. tlnntyer, V. J. Mar ker, J, Wherry, K. llinreiiiiinn, f. J. Knohloi'h and wife, Mra. MnCnrty, Mlaa K K. Melville, Alice AlnfToril, C U. Huah, It. K. Ive. U T. Parker, K. M. tlr.t-n, (I. fl. Iivendirl.iy ami wife, II. K. Illllon. A. V. Jonea, K. W. Mart In, L. H. tloforth. J. K. MIbIi. ,MIa Thayer, Mra. W. K.lifnrat. 10. B. 'twm-er, (I. Imrrrll. W. M. Mlewnrt, J. I. Knaketl, K. t". Amlerann, II. J. Koote, II. II. I'nr ker and wife, II. Iloiiklna, A. It. Admna, Mlaa A. Hiinlerrv. Mary Newlund. Mra. T. ti'Hrlen, Wlllliun llumlile, Mlaa I.. Mimlnnla, Mra. K. I'ltta. fiipluln Thomiia Mi'C'irlhy. of the llrll lah ahlp Hi'oltlah IwleN, la very nnifry reiiiirdlna Ilhi llnn of hla ahlp for M;6 by Henry I'owell Co., of Hmi l''rn claro, for nlh'Kinl iliim.ixe lo 1S2 Imrrela f ei-ment while In Iririiimrtiiilon by Hie veaael from llumliiir lo Hun Pli'KO and 1'iiKet aonnd. The v.'l la now lylnic In the hirlMir with l,7l',' feet of lum-l-r on Ixiiiril iMiimd for I'ort I'lrle, Ana trnllo. Tho llhel proreedltnta riime up Hiitnrilny In the feileml eourt. Captain McCarthy deolnroa Hint the action, taken a II waa Jurat prevloua lo th ahlp'a de luirtura for n fnrelirn port, la nn ontnitra which, If ifcnnlttcd to paaa by without notice, will work an Irrepnrnlila Injury to thla port. Ho aiiya Doth alilp ownera anil iimatera lire loth to anil their vaaaela to porta that will not ncconl them fair nnd hoiicat treatment. Thn canto, he aoya, wa delivered In Tiu'onm In oxiictly thn aiime condition In which It waa placed In thn ahlp'a hold, and, further, that no matter whnt damugo It muy liav auatnlned there wa no excuaa for auch tnidy action on the part of the llhelanta, tho ahlp huvlwr been In ort two montha, durina; which tlma tha matter could have been aottlod without thn ahlp'a belna detulnwl. "Why wa thla oollon not tnkon earlier." aald he, "ao that I could have fougHt It. Buch amall and petty nnnoyancea no a lon way ami K'v port a bad name. I am aure that neither myaclf nor the ahlp ownera would conteat any "nlld claim for damaara. The complainant aaya Hint a number of bnrrela of cement wore Injured becnuao of the unicaworthlneaa of my veaael. Kor the pout two yanra r If you want a fcure relic Imitti, use an Alicock's ' Bkar in Mind - Not one of the hoit of counterfeit! and Imita- kv tiou is as (rood as the pruuinj. i it c?cn-'"iaVVawi Caatorla. "Castes la I aewrtl adapted torhlldrva that I leroauiead It as avptrle k any preacrtptkai kwii la ess." II A. Ascaas. M. D., Ill ao. Oalord at, Hrwalys, N. Y. "Oar physuiaaa la lh fWI'lia' drpart mrnt btv ,pnka hW'Vy of llirlr riperi rart la their ouUld (xartUa arilh Cartiiria, aad tlhoufk r Mix ha amoaf oar wotlral tuvplUa what it known a. mrl" pruliH-la, yti w att fio la cunfeaa thai In auitu ul Caatorla baa n ua la kmk lib favor upua It" Varrau Iluarrrax ajiu Duranaaav, AUJtM C. I KITS, Aaa. Murray Stro-at, Naw Varfc CKy. .i....i.m nSa3iag1 I do not think thare haa lieen a bucket of leukaaa watar taken out of her hold ' The veaael haa been dalailled III port aev rral da) a by lha libel pnKwetllnjja Call lain McCarthy aald laat eveiiln thai ha thouffhl he would hava lha matter art lied ao that hla ahlp could aall today -Tatima lalaer. ItAlLWAY rONTRUCTIOW. Itenewad Proapartty Imllratee Addition of a l-anr MIIM In tha laal laaua of tha flallway Ace appoara an article on lha proer-ta for railway ronatruetlon In ItH Por lha laal elfht yeara. It clalma, the mlleaaa of new conalruetlon haa been ateadlly derreaalm Krom nearly 11,0c mllaa of iraok laid Injtha yaar U:, lha totaja bar tone down by ttouaanki and hundreda until lie touched tha Unreal round for twenty year by adding only !.! ml lea to our railway ayatem. Thla falling off In actual railway build ing haa bean tha reault of lemiwrarlly unfavorable financial eondltl ina and not of a reaaatlon of demand An Immenae mileage of new roada waa projected and dealred all through tha hard llnwa. ' It appear that In every nna of tha atatea and terrttortea except Ithode lal and work haa leen comnien v,l or la almut In liegln on one or mure new llnae. The largeet flgurea are from the Indian territory and Oklahoma. In which l.l'A ml lea of new road are eerloualy contem plated The atatea nett In the Hat are Telaa. with mllea; Weal Virginia. Mil mllea: Arkanaaa. (Tt mllea: Ixnilalona, Ml mllra: Tennnaaee, !S mllra: Mlaaouii. Ml mllea: Ohio, SM mllea: Wlai-onaln, !tJ3 mllea; Michigan, II7 mllea: California. : mllea: North Pakote. JM mllea Ir. I'rlce'a Unking I'oa.lcr glvea nulrl tloua ami dalntlcet reaulla with leaat trouble. KltlHAVH MKN1'. Hreakfaal. When I let. with Hugar and Cream. Drolled llullbiit, llaltra d'llotel llutler. New Hutatoea, mewed. Mlnca of Turkey. In Cream hauce. Holla. Coffee, l.unch. Inhaler a la NewlMTg. Chicken I'le. Rally I.unn. Canned Krult. Tea. dinner. Oyatrrg. Puree of Pol at o.. a la Turcnne. Itadlahea. Celery. Roaat Kel. t'halott Rauce. New Polatoea, Paraley ltutter. Ileef To'niue, an Parmeaan. Pure or Rplniu'h, with Kgga. Iltce Mlbinalae. Itonat Pucka. I .e ttuci and Tomato Pa lad Croqiiania of Rtr,vwtKrrlca Cheeae. Wafera. CofTen. I't'VKHR AND RKI.I.KliS. Th follnwlng tranafera er filed for re.-nr,l y-.i-rdny at tht oftlca of County Itciiinler Uunderann: Anglo-Ameiiran Packing Co to Itufua Mallnry. Hlock f. and the llcte landa In front thereof. Up per Antiirln $ Thomna Wllllkaen to Mra. Kllxa bclh Hunter, undivided one-third of lota I lo III luclllalve, lluidcn Monica bo Clataop County to II. K. P.onndo and Jennie Caplca. quit claim deed lo the weat half of block M, Paclflo addition 4 niRTANCK TO THR 8TAHS. "It haa been eallmntisl," aaya V. II. Lnmuater, "that a cannon bull moving with a velocity of Hon mllea an hour, and leaving our earth at a .'ertnln time and traveling In the direction of the nenreat fixed alar, would not reach It In Icaa thun 4.6K.aHl yenra: and yet there nre etara In the heavona nnd vlalhle Ihrough leleacopea that would renulre a cannon ball moving wllh the aamc veloc ity fit leaat tiiifl.Oiio.OOO years to reach Ihem." NOTICE. I Notice la hereby given that I will not be reaponalble for any dehta contracted by K. Thompaon for or on account of the Aatorla Tent and Awning- Company. W. J. COOK. Aatorla, Or., April K, 1806. Men more raallv renounce thele ininr. rata than their tnatna. Rochefoucauld. ROYAL Baking Powder has been awarded highest honors at every world's Mr where exhibited. , cheat, or Porous Plaster KaaNaBNaWaBiJaTaTSfl hiiai.i. i'fva 00 to :oi,iiKif?r Home Are Killed for 1,lf, nnd Olhnra Am I'nlliird by (;nllega Trulnlng. Ilev. Charlea II, I'arkhural, I. D, In bla paper lo young men, In May l.udlea' Home Journal, dlacinaee "Hlrill Wa Rend Our lloya lo Colleger" nnaweilng lha liinry with I lie aartln, "Thai diieiiila a great deal on I he liny." He an nouncra lilinaelf lo be a thorough lie. Iluver In Hie eulleg',, but holda that "It Inlghl not lie laial for blm lour boya) to go lo college: It might tol be brat fur thn rnminunlly Hint he should. College run III a man for life, mid, alao, It can unfit him Them are at y lea of educa tion lhat illaiiallfy lha Undent for do IfiaT what lie la rouiet int to do, without qualifying lilin lo do that which ha inlghl like o do, but for which ha lacka. and alwaya will lark, tha prequlaltrs. . , , Aa a general principle, the mora a man knows tho better, but ao long as lha preaenl order of thlnga lontlnuea a great aaioanl of very ordinary work will require to be done; and ordinary people HI da ordinary work belter than aura- ordinary people will, and be a great deal mora comfortable while doing II. Ilnrdea of iMtlh aesea are enuring college fur Hie reason that they do not enjoy do ing romoionplaee thlnga. The reault la thai commonplace Ihlnge are left tin dona, and uncommon thlnga fare fat 1 1 1 wore. Agriculture la lha material baele of a nation's atrength and proaperity. We could dlaprnaa wllh either lawyers, doctora or mlnlatera better It an wa could with farmers. Probably wa ehoold not quarrel au much If there were fewer aludeiila nf the law; should not lx sick so much If there were fewer atudenla uf medicine, and eliauM rot he ao ali ked If there were fewer atud nta of theology All of theae could contri bute lllarally lo Hie ranka uf the agrl rullurallata wllh advantage to the pro feaalona ami to the gralua and vegetable murkeia I nut not dleparuglng any lenly, neither am I aaylng lliat It would not lie a good thing, In lla. lt n i,il. r..l, if every one, however niuterl.il or mi nis! bla Drcuputha), coiihl revive all that the flneat acbiad or college training could confer, but that la not uracil, able at pri-aelll, and never will la till ie-ople gel over thinking that there la a illaruce at taching lo the doing of ordinary thligs." WKHTKHN OIIKW'J.N Weather-The pnat week nend wllh fair, warin weather, but on 'Aedrieaday changed lo rainy and cloudy we.ilhcr: alloc Medio-mtuy Ihera haa l-.n little aunahlno and rain has falb-n every day. fiver one Inch of rain fell In the Wil- binictle valley and along lha roaat dur ing the puat ek, an I from one-half to three-quarter of an Inch I' ll In iKiugUa, Joarpbinn and Jackeon .-ounllea. Hlnce the Ural of the. month over 14 Inchca or ralu have fallen at ljuiglolc. Curry coun ty. Throughout Wealern Oregon lha rainfall so fax In April boa liven In rx-t-naa of lha normal. A thunderstorm prevailed In the Willamette vallay the afternoon and evening of the 2tlh, which waa accompanied by lightning and hull. The temperature has averaged four de grees higher than the preceding week, the mean being 4 deg. The day tem perature averaged 14 deg., and the night 41 deg Tha hlgheal temperature during tha wn-k aas dag., while the lowrst was M deg. There waa a marked de ficiency In the amount of aunsaltic. Tha winds were generally aoulhrrly and light In force. There were a few light frosts. but frum them no damage was done. I'rotia The aunahlne uid warmth of the first two dya of the week plaoed he soil In good rondltlin for plowing and seeding, but the rain which com menced on Wednesday again retarded far work, and the week as a whole muat tie recorded as lalng unfavorable to farm opt rations. Tha rlae In temperature waa of great benefit to the sown grain. both fall and spring. The eprlng grain la now above Ihe ground and Is aiooling very well. The fall and winter-sown grain are very promlalng. Sunahlna would lie of great benefit now, especially to grain on Inw lands. The ralna have greatly retarded spring eowlng: the re sult will be that much oats will be sown later for hay, though spring wheat la aomcllntea sewn aa lute aa May li, and fair ylclda reault: uaually, however, U le an wn spring groin Is rxiiectcd to pro duce only hny. Ho far the weather has not been Injurious lo the grain rrope. The ground la thoroughly aoakod, and inleaa thn weather ehould auddrnly clear off and become very dry mid warm. he present supply of moisture In the soli Is sutncletit to mature all rope. The rains have retarded work In gardens. Po latoea that were planted In March have made g-axl growth, an the new io tallies are as large aa wainnta. The onion crop of Washington county Is not entirely planted as yet. Ihe rainy weather acrluusly retarding thai work. The sea eon la somewhat late and farming oper ations are delayed, yet there Is eufnclcnt time for all crops to be put lino Ihe ground. April In IK. 1J and IRd were similar to the current month, and throe were yeare of good cropa. rrult-The blooming of fruit continues: Ihe neach. apricot nnd nectarines hava Implied their bloom: cherries pears and prunes are now ilroppltur their rioom. Apples are yet In full bloom. The cur rent rnlny weather Is more harmful to Ihe fruit bloom than was the frost of several weeks ago. The corr pendente continue lo differ aa to the Injury done by the frost to the fruit. Aa was stated In hist week's bull-tin, the peach crop has been the most s-rloiisly Injured, but lo what extent Injury Vis been don cannnt tie accurately determined. There will lie a circular snt out to all corre spondents and frult-growera 'taking for a special rviKirt on the fruit, to he ren- lered on May 1, and 'mm theae special reports It la expected that in thn bulletin next week a comprehensive nnd accu rate statement can he given ns lo ,hc ilnmngc. If any, that has resulted to tho rrult from Ihe frosts nnd rain. It Is, however, conceded thnt In some places ilamuge has lieen dnnthr amount Is In all places a question. The correspond ent at SI. Paul, Marlon county, reports: "I have taken great pains to examine Ihe fruit and have found lhat the peach es nnd early cherries are considerably damaged: plums, prunes nnd late cher ries nre sllithtly affected, sufficient to save hand pruning. All other fruit trees have nil Ihe fruit nn Ihem that they can bear." The correspondent tit ruillus, Polk county, and correspondents n nil counties report: "Not so much lamagti to fruit 11s was first nntlclpaled." Che. berrlca nre entirely uninjured, nnd will bear wllh their usual prollllc char acteristics. Ptock The range focal Is good and stock Is In good condition. Tombing Is ulHMit over and there has boon practical ly no loss. Shearing la nearly com pleted nnd nn excellent grndc of wool has lieen the clip this year. Sunshine and warmth are greatly need ed for all vegetation. The atmoapherlc conditions hnvo not aa yet assumed thrlr summer type, nnd until they do showery weather will result. CRAWFISHING. She What did you mean by saying that I had a fnre that would atop a clock? You need not deny saying It. He I know I aald It. but I didn't get to finish. I meant that even a clock would pause to hold Ita hands up In admiration when It saw your lovely countenance. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. I.Ike nn Indundntlon of tho Indus Is the course of time. We look for the homes of our childhood: thoy nre goni. The loves and animosities of youth, where nre thry? Swept like the camps thnt have been pitched In the sandy bed of the rlver.-Iongfellow. The best chemical compound lor wash ing pqwder Is "Soup Foam,' as It will not "yellow the clothes," nor burn the hands. It's the finest thing In the world for the bath. One trial will convince you. .Opera Hase ASrtlMI t, OHKOO ONE NIGHT ONLY SATURDAY, MAY 2 ...TUB... SICK, DEAF, BLIND, LAME will at Treated Free Upon tbe Public Stare fcy HERRMANN c THEALER Pronounced by tha wrlontllc world and acknowledged by the entire medlral fraternity aa ihe strongest ' MAGNETIC HEALER The World Has Ever Known His marvelous powjr In healing tha sick, haa not only aatonlahid the multi tudes, but has oo.ivlnoed tha scientists of both hemlapherwa that In hla magnetic, body la contained a force capahla of effecting almost unlimited results la many chranlo conditions heretofore pro nounced Incurable. He la com Inc. with "HEALING IN HIS HANDS" aad will deaeoaalrale spaa tha pahlle eS a hla weBderfal P-war by treat lag, akilrely free), Ike poor mhm are Deaf, Blind. Sick. Lame Rheumatic. Paralytic and Ihoae Buffering tth Neuralgia, eclat Ira, Lumbago, and all on crutches or In rolling chairs, by the "Laying On of Hinls" At Fisher's Opera House One Night Only Saturday. May 2 Doors open at T. Demonstration at (. p. m. Orneral admission Zsc. Reserved seats 5nc. Itescrved aeata on sale at the New York Nove,lty store. Only the actual renting capacity of the house will be sold, therefore seats must be secured early, as the largvat theatres are al waya crowded to wltneaa this phenome nal work. Ity the rapidity of his work and Its startling results, ne holds the pet-pie spellbound In wonder, awe and admira tion. In other cities visited he has per formed many cures which astonished Ihe skeptical, set the serious to thinking, and convinced the doubtful that hla power was unqueatloned. No matter wl at the disease how bad, how long standing or hoielcsa the cases are. If curable at all. thry will ARISE AND WALK Herrmann the HeaJ-r Is on a grand tri umphal tour of the United States, and this will positively be hla lust hppear- nne on this coast. -Ha--rUl!iU . Prof. W. Fletcher Hall Die world's greatest and most eminent Sight Diagnostician, whose wonderful faculty In ditqrnosltux disease by sight haa beon the wonder and envy of the medical fraternity, will preface the dem onstration with a very interesting and highly Instructive lecture entitled "The Power of Vital Magnetism as a Curative Agent; It's Past, Present and Future." FREE TO THE AFFLICTED POOR The poor who are the most seriously afflicted specially thssa on crutches, the rheumatic pnraly-id, deaf and lame, who wish FREB TREATMENT on the stage, will be given complimentary tickets by supplying at the bos office of Fisher's Opera House on Friday, May 1st, from 11 to I o'clock, and Saturday, May J, from 6 to 8- o'clock. HERRMANN, THE GREAT HEALBK. AT the OCCIDENT HOTEL Three days-8ATtlIA Y HirMV MONDAY- MAY a, 9, and 4 Where he may be consulted by those wishing private treatment. . f y''S?Vx yd m , Job Printing The Astorian invites attention to its Job Printing Department TRV US. NOTICK OF AHRn8ktKKT Of URAIM IN AiMIH B AMTORU. Notice la hereby gltea lhat Ihe ment made by Ordinance No. 0t, of tbe city of Astoria, onrtslng lha ment en hell Ne. L for the tenstructloa f a drain In the city of Astoria, as laid out and recorded by John Adair, com rnenclng at a point In block 9 and hav ing Ita outlet In Thlriy-thlrd street, be tween blocks M aad IT, In Adair's As toria, aad known and designated as "Drainage District No. I," will be due and payable on Ihe UtB day of May, DM, In V. U. gold or silver coin, at tha offl -a of tha city treaaurer, and If not so paid within or befcra said time, the common council will order warrants Issued for the collection of the same. The ment Is as follows: Laura P. Adair, lot a, block 14, Adair's Astoria I U 41 Laura P. Adair, lot (, block 14, Adair's Astoria till Mary L. Adair, lot 13, block t. Adair's Aatorla It) Mary L. Adair, lot 14. block , Adair's Astoria i 42 Mary L. Adair, lot 15. block M, Adair's Astoria 19 M Mary L. Adair, lot 1, block M. Adair's Astoria 10 M Mary L Adair, lot 17, block , Adair's Astoria I 41 Mary L Adair. W half lot l, block . Adair's Astoria 4 04 Mury I. Adair, lot 9, block 4. Adair's Astoria 1 11 Mary L Adair, lot 21. block . Adair's Astoria I 11 Mary L. Adair, lot W. block . Adair's Astoria t II Mary U Adair, lot II, block 4, Adair's Astoria IIS Mary 1.. Adair, lot 22. block O. Adair's Astoria t It Mary I. Adair, lot S, block 41, Adair's Astoria 1 11 Mary L. Adair, lot U. block 41. Adair's Aatorla 1 11 Uetty Adair Brrnham, und one eighth lot 2. block It, Adair's Astoria 1 77 Betty Adair Brenham. und one eighth lot 7. block 14, Adair's Aatorla 4M Betty Adair Brenham, und one eighth lot a, block 1, Adair's Astoria 1 SS Betty Adair Brenham. und one eighth lot 4, block L Adair's Astoria IB Betty Adair Brenham, und one eighth begin at NE corner lot I. block 40, thence B 41 feet. W Tf feet, N feet. E 71 feet, lot t block 40. Adair's Astoria t H Ellin Ad.Mr MendelL und one elghth tot X block 14, Adair's Astoria I 77 Ellen Adair Mendell, und one eighth lot 7, block 14, Adair's Astoria... t(f Ellen Adair Mendell, und one eighth rot 5, block 1. Adair's Astoria IS Ellen Adair Mendell. und one eighth, lot 4, block 1. Adair's Aatorla 1 B Ellen Adair Mendell. und one eighth begin at NE corner lot t, block 40. thence 8 44 feet. W 71 feet. N 44 feet, E 71 feet, lot J. block 40. Adair's Astoria t M Kate Adair Welcher, und one eighth lot 1 block 14. Adair's Astoria t 77 Kate Adair Welcher, und one eighth lot 7, block 14, Adair's Astoria (54 Kate Adair Welcher, und one eighth lot 6, block 1, Adair's Astoria 1 B Kate Adair Welcher, und one eighth, lot 4. block 1, Adair's Astoria IB Kate Adair Welcher, und one eighth begin at NE corner lot 1, block 40, thence 8 44 reef, W 75 feet, N 64 fret. E 71 feet, lot X block 40. Adair's Astoria M Mary Adair Jordan, und one clghth lot 1 block It, Adair's Astoria t 77 Mary Adair Jordan, und one eighth lot 7, block it, Adair's Astoria 154 Mil'7 Adair Jordan, und one eighth lot 5, block L Shlvely's Astoria 1 8 Mary Adair Jordan, und one eighth lot . block L Shlvely's Astoria 1 B Mary Adair Jordan, und one eighth begin at NE corner lot i, " hlock 40. thence 8 44 feet, W 75 feet. N 44 feet. E 75 feet, lot t, block 40, Adair's Astoria t S4 Mary R, Adair, tind one eighth lot 2, block It, Adair's Astoria..... 177 Mary R. Adair, und one elghlh lot 7, block 18. Adair's Astoria t Mary R. Adair, und one eighth lot 1. block 1, Shlvely's Astoria 1 B Mary R. Adair. und one eighth lot t, block 1, Shlvely's Astoria IB Mary R. Ad.ilr, und one eighth begin at NE corner lot S, block 40. thence 8 ( feet, W 75 feet, N feet, E 75 feet, lot J, block 40. Adair's Astoria 2 54 Laura Adair Unrker, und three eighths lot 2. block IS. Adair's Astoria 17 a Inura Adnlr Barker, und three eighths lot 7, block IS, Adair's Astoria 19 13 Laura Adnlr Rnrker. und three eighths lot E, block 1, Shlvely's Astoria 1 75 Lnurn Adair Itarkcr, und three eighths lot t, block 1, Shlvely's Astoria 2 75 Laura Adnlr Barker, und three rtirhths begin at NE corner lot Si block 40: thence 8 66 feet, W 75 feet. N 66 feet. E 7R feet, lot S, block 40, Adair's Astoria 7 62 A. Booth Packing Co., lot 5, block 150. Shlvely's Astoria 4 15 A. Booth Packing Co.. lot 2, block SS, Shlvely's Astoria 52 41 Victor Anderson, lot S, block 1, 8hlvely's Astoria 10 00 Tina Amundsen, lot 4, block 41, . Adair's Astoria 12 32 Tina Amundsen, lot 5. block 41. Adair's Astoria 12 32 Aatorla Savings Bank, trustee, lot 29, block , Adair's Astoria t It Isaac Bergman, lot 12, block 141, 8hlvrly's Astoria UN Rudolph Bnrth, lot 4, block It, Adair's Astoria 44 15 Htram Brown, lot 1, block 17, Adair's Astoria 44 15 Hiram Brown, E half lot S, block 17, Adair's Astoria 23 05 Hiram Brown, lot 4, block 17, Adnlr's Astoria 44 15 Hiram Brown, lot 2, block tl. Adair's Astoria 52 41 Hiram Brown, lot 4, block tl, Adnlr's Astoria 52 41 Hlrnm Brown, lot 5. block tl. Adnlr's Astoria 46 15 Hlrnm Brown, lot 4, block 41, Adnlr's Astoria 41 It Hiram Brown, lot 3, block 41, Adnlr's Astoria 44 15 Hlrnm Brown, lot 4, block It, Adnlr's Astoria 44 15 Hlrnm Brown. lot 1, block 17. Adnlr's Astoria 44 II Hiram Brown, lot 2, block 47, Adair's Astoria 41 11 Hiram iron, lot 1, block (7, Adair's Aatorla 44 II Hiram Urown, lot 4, block 47, Adalr'a Aatorla 44 15 Illram Urown, lot 5, block 47, Adair's Astoria 14 45 Illram Drown, lot f, block 47, Adair's Astoria 14 4$ Illram Brown, lot 7, block 47, Adair's Astoria M Hiram Brown, lot , block 47, Adair's Astoria 14 45 Laura Adeir fi.rkcr, lot I, block - 17, Adair's Astoria 12 41 Fred Barker, lot 4, block 2, Adair's Astoria 52 41 Katherlne C. Illlaaett, lot 4, block . Adair s Astoria II 41 Retina Norwegian Evangelical Lu theran Church. N 4 feet of B half lot I, block M, Adalr'a As toria II 44 D. W. Buah, lot U. black 41, Adair's Aatorla II M D. W. Buah. lot B, block 41. Adair's Astoria 12 a D, W. Bush, lot K block 41, Adair's Astoria B CI Allee M. Buah, lot B, Mock 41, Adairs Aatorla IS M JaeoO Boeeart, lot IS, block 49, Adair's Aatorla MM Jacob Boeeart. lot 14, Mock 48, Adair's Aatorla It B A. Brunhold, lot 31, block to, Adair's Asterta It M A. Brunhold, lot St. block 40, Adair's Astoria MM Cryus Carruthers, lot 2, block 17, Adair's Astoria 44 II Cyrv Carruthers, lot 7, block 17, Adnlr's Astoria 51 41 Kraslmo Caserogolla, N half lot 5, block 3). Adalr'a Astoria 24 50 Nellie O. Charlston, und half lot T, biocK 13. Adair's Aatorla MB C. H. Cooper, lot I, block 40, Adair's Astoria HI C. H. Cooper, lot 1 block 40, Adalr'a Astoria MM C. II. Cooper, lot 10, block to. Adair s Astoria MM C. H. Cooper, lot 11. block , Adair's Astoria MM C. II. Cooper, lot 12. block to. Adair's Astoria 10 M John Chltwood, und quarter lot I, block 81, Adair's Astoria 11 10 Ruth A. Cornelius, und half lot 1, block K. Adair's Astoria M 2 H. P. Ir-nnan. und half lot 1, block 41. Adair's Astoria IS M H. P. Lrennan. lot S, block 41, Adalr'a Astoria 44 IS D. A. tonelson. und half lot 7. block Si. Adair's Astoria 2t 20 J. H. Duncan, lot I, block O, Adalfs Astoria MM J. H. Duncan, lot t block 44. Adairs Astoria MM Samuel hlmore. lot 25. block 10, Adairs Astoria M M Samuel Klmore, lot 24, block 40. Adairs Astoria MM Samuel Elmore, lot 27, Mock 40, Adair s Astoria 10 M Samael Elmore, lot a, block 40, Adairs Astoria MM Alex Gilbert, lot 3. block 14, Adair's Astoria 44 It Annie Catena lot S. Mock 17. Adairs Astoria,.... 1 41 Annie Catena, lot t, block 17, AdalTs Astoria. 1141 Catherin Goodman, lot 11. Mock 41. Adairs Astoria 12 B P. J. Good man. lot 12, block 41. Adairs Astoria.-... 12 22 Anna Maria Gramma, lot 8, block - 44, Adairs Astoria. MM Anna Maria Gramma, lot , block 44, Adairs Astoria........ 10 M Helen P. Graham, lot 1. block 42. - Adairs Astoria a 41 Helen T. Graham, lot 2, block 42, Adairs Astoria 51 41 Winifred C. George, lot 7. Mock L Shlvely's Astoria. MM Mary C. Holmes, lot 7, block 37, Adairs Astoria M 4S Mary C. Holmes, lot t, block ST, Adairs Astoria 44 II Thomas A. Hyland. lot 5, block B, Adairs Astoria. 51 41 Eric Houke, lot t, block 41, Adalrfs Astoria 12 32 Eric Houke, lot 7, block 41, Adairs Astoria 12 B F. A. Hill, lot 4, block 20, Adairs Astoria 10 M F. A- Hill, lot 7. block 40, Adairs Astoria MM Aleck Iverson. lot 11. block C8. Adair's Astoria la Aleck Iverson. lot 12. block fS, Adair's Astoria S 43 James Jackson, lot t, block 68, Adair's Astoria 10 M James Jackson, lot 4, block 48, Adair s Astoria MM Louisa Johansen. lot 10, block 149, Shlvely's Astoria 10 Ct John Kopp, lot L block 42. Adairs Astoria 52 41 Christina A.Alfred. Josephine and Frank P. Lelnenweber. heirs of Frank Lelnenweber, lot 6, block St. Adairs Astoria. 23 OS Christina A. Alfred, Josephine and Frank P. Lelnenweber, -heirs of Frank Lelnenweber, lot 4, block 5. Adairs Astoria 23 04 Christina A. Lelnenweber, lot 1, block 53, Adalr'a Astoria 23 M Christina A. Lelnenweber, lot 7, block 59, Adairs Astoria 44 15 Christina A. Lelnenweber, lot S. block 5), Adairs Astoria 44 15 Christina A. Lelnenweber, lot 2, block 50, Adair's Astoria 3 01 August Larsen. N half lot L Mock 38, Adairs Astoria S 20 John Kopp, lot 2, block 42, Adair's Astoria 52 41 Mary J. Kyle, lot 4, block 42, Adair's Astoria 52 41 Mary J. Kyle, lot t, block 42. Adair's Astoria 53 41 Mrs. Anna Kopp, lot 4, block 43. Adair's Astoria 52 41 p. N. Kearney, und half lot 1, block 41, Adair s Astoria B 20 James F. Kearney, lot 2, block L Adnlr's Astoria 52 41 Frank J. Carney, und half lot 7, block 61, Adair's Astoria 23 10 Mary A. Cearns, und half lot 7, hlock 61, Adair s Astoria Z3 IS Mary H. Lelnenweber, W half lot J. block IT, Adair's Astoria 23 05 Christina A Alftvd O., Josephene and Frank P. Lelnenweber, heirs of Frank Lelnenweber, lot 7. block 3S, Adair's Astoria 62 41 Christina A., Alfred G Jobephene and Frank P. Lelnenweber, heirs of Frank Lelnenweber, lot S. block Adairs Astoria 53 41 L Lebeck and Olive Winton, lot 3. block 1, Shlvely's Astoria 10 00 L. Lebeck nnd Olive Winton. lot 4. block 1. Shlvely's Astoria 10 CO L. Ix-beck and Olive Winton, lot 9. block L Shlvely's Astoria 10 00 L. Lebeck und Olive Winton, lot - M ' M, block 1. Shlvely's AalorU...... I OS Nlcholetta Mnlagamba, W half and HO feet of r, half lot 3, block , Adairs Astoria , MM, Rev. 11. W, Morris, lot I, bloc k 40, Adairs Astoria M IS Ilev. H. VV. Morris, tf 4 fuel lot block si, Adair's Aatorla 2S It) Rev. ii. W. Morris, lot , block 40, . Adalr'a Aatorla 4 IS Ilev. B. W, Morris, lot 4, blo-.k 40, Adair's Astoria. , .... 44 It R. V. tl. W. Morris, lot 7. block 40. Adairs Astoria..., .... 41 IS K.v. U. W. Morris, lot t block O, Adairs Astoria , .... 41 IS Rev, U. W. Mnrrla, lot 1, block 4S, Adairs Astoria 44 IS Rev. B. W. Morrb), lot 4, block 43, Adair's Astoria .... M IS itsv. U. W. Morris, lot 4. block 40, Adair's Astoria 44 II Fred Munean, lot 1, block 42, Adalra Aatorla St 41 A. McPhartas, ' lot 20, Mock tt, Adairs Astoria M M A. McPharlaa. lot SL block 44, Adairs Astoria MM Oeorge Nalaos, lot S, Mock tl, Asaire Astoria M Oeorge Melsoa, lot 4, block 17, Adairs Astoria MM CSrlal Mm, lot S. block 4a, Adairs Asterla. at Christ Naaa, lot U, Mock 44, Adairs Astoria SB Theresa O'Brien, lot 3, block M, Adairs Aatorla UU " Theresa O'Brien, lot S, block M, Adairs Astoria 51 41 Edward O Connor, lot L Mock 4L Adairs Astoria 12 M Edward O'Connor, lot 2, block 41. Adairs Astoria 1 0 Edward O'Connor, lot 2, block 4L Adair's Astoria 12 a Andrew Olsen, lot 7, Mock 44, Adairs Astoria S 46 Andrew Olsen, lot S, block 46, Aduirs Astoria. S 48 J. H. Palmer, lot S, block 42, Adairs Aatorla 53 41 Anna M. Pope, lot 3, block 40, Adairs Astoria IS M Ella Pope, lot 4, block 40, Adairs Astoria 10 M Frank Pattoo, trustee, lot 33, Mock 40. Adairs Astoria. MM Frank Patton, trustee, lot M, block 40, Adairs Astoria. MM J. H. Palmer, lot 4. block 42, Adairs Astoria SI a W. W. Parker, lot 8. block MS, Shlvely's Astoria M OS W. W. Parker, lot S, block 141, Shlvely's Astoria 10 OS Jennie H. Parker, lot 11. block 1, Shlvely's Astoria M OS Mary J. Ryrle. lot 5, block 40. Adairs Astoria MM Sarah O. Sherman, lot 4, block M, Adairs Astoria. SS 41 Mabel L. Sullivan. 8 half lot 1. block 3S, Adali's Astoria. MB N. Simon aen, lot 23. block 41. Adairs Astoria 12 SS N. Blraonsen, lot 24, block 41. Adair's Astoria. 12 32 O. Bovey, lot 32, Mock 41. AdalTa Astoria, IS M O. Bovey. lot 34, block 41. AdalTa Astoria USS Benson Sabine, tot 7,. Mock 42, Adalr'a Astoria 13 41 Elisabeth Beafeldt. lot 21, block 43, Adairs Astoria. M St Elisabeth Beafeldt, lot 22, block 4S, AdalTs Astoria. 10 SS Mary A. Schroder K half lot IS, block M. Adairs Astoria, S St W. T. Beholfleld. and half lot S. block 42. Adairs Astoria......... SS W. T. Beholfleld and E. Houke. frac lot L block L Shlveiyi Aa torla S OS W. T. Beholfleld and E. Houke. lot 1 block 1. Shiveiys Astoria.. 10 OS John Selness. lot S, block M, AdalTs Astoria M SS John Semess. lot 1 block 46, AdalTs Astoria - 10 SS Peter Nufur. 8 half lot 5. block B, AdalTs Astoria. SS 20 Jacob Utainger. lot 4. block 26, AdalTs Astoria 12 41 Ole a Vlge, lot IS, block 40. AdalTs Astoria MM Ole O. Vlge, lot 22. block 40, AdalTs Astoria - MM Chaa. Verschruren, W half lot 11, block M, AdalTs Astoria. S tt Nicholas Wiener, lot 13. block 41. AdalTs Astoria IS SS Nicholas Wlsner. lot 17, Mock 41. AdalTs Astoria 12 SS Charles Wiseman, lot 13. block 60, AdalTs Astoria U SS Charles Wisaman. lot 17, block 40, AdalTs Astoria 10 SS George Watson, lot 15, block 41, AdalTs Astoria 12 SS George Watson, lot 14, block 41, AdalTs Astoria 12 SS Marcus Wise, lot 19, block 43. AdalTs Astoria. 19 SS Marcus Wise, lot 20. block 43, AdalTs Astoria 10 SS Marcus Wise, lot 23, block 43, Adair's Astoria 10 M Marcus Wise, lot 24. block 43. AdalTs Astoria 10 SS Marcus Wise, lot 25, block 43, Adair's Astoria 10 M Marcus Wise, lot 26, block 43. AdalTs Astoria . 10 SS Mary Wilson, lot 1. Mock 40, Adnlr's Astoria 1.... 10 M Walter, Mamie, Annie. Oracle and William Wilson, heirs of William Wilson, lot 2, block AdalTs Astoria 10 M Ole Wlllberg, lot 14, block 60. AdalTs Astoria 10 M Caroline O. Wlllberg. lot 23, block 60. AdalTs Astoria. 10 SS Caroline O. Wlllherg, lot 24, block ' 40, AdalTs Astoria, 10 M Charles Wright and 8. E. Harris, lot S, block 41. AdalTs Astoria,... 12 SS Charles Wright and a B. Harris, lot 1. block 41. AdalTs Astoria.... 1 SS Charles Wright and 8. E. Harris, lot 10, block 41, Adair's Astoria... 12 SS Charles Wright and R E. Harris, lot 14. block 41. AdalTs Astoria... 22 32 Charles Wright and 8. E. Harris, lot 19, block 4L AdalTs Astoria... 12 31 Charles Wright and S. E. Harris, lot 20, block 41, Adair's Astoria... 12 S3 Charles Wright and 8. E. Harris, lot 21, block 41, Adair's Astoria... 12 32 Charles Wright and S. E. Harris, lot 27, block 41. Adair's Astoria... 12 31 Charles Wright and 8. E. Harris, lot 28, block 41. AdalTs Astoria... 12 52 Charles Wright and S. E. Harris, lot 29, block 41, Adair's Astoria... 12 22 Charles Wright and a E. Harris, lot 30, block 41, Adair's Astoria... 12 32 Charles Wright and 8. E. Harris, lot 31. block 41. AdalTs Astoria... 12 32 lot 32. block 41. Adair's Astoria... 12 32 Charles, Wright and 8. E. Harris, Dated' Astoria, Or., April 21 H. E. NELSON. Auditor and Police Judge. -v ' - - w- v w fiosTAoe 3 t i J i ! 1 J i