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T 1 . V" J - x I - V --' J. "v. 6- r 1 1 t. .r Ui'riui'i' "m. gaily SVatovlan. JOHN T. LIGHTER, Editor. Telephone No, M. rtHM op sirosCKiTitM DAILY. Bent by mall, per year W W Bent by mall per month So Served by carrier, per week 10 VKKKI.Y. Bent by mall per year, 23 In advanc Postage free to subscribers. All communication intended for puldl cation should be directed to the editor Business communication! of all kind and remittance must be addressed to The Aslorian. The Astorian guarantee to U ub acrlbcrs the larget circulation of any newspaper published on the Columbia river. Advertising rale can be had on appli cation to the business manager. j Th Weekly Astorian, the second oldest! weekly In the state of Oregon, has, next! to tha Portland Oregonlan, the largest weekly circulation in ttoc state. Jno. F. Handley Co. ar our Port land agents, and copies of the Astorian can be had every morning at their stand, 124 Third street. We are unalterably opposed to any scheme that will give to this country a depreciated or debased currency. We fa- j Tor the use of sliver aa currency, but to the extent only and under such re. trle tlons that Its parity with gold can be maintained. Wisconsin Republican con vention. THE BEHR1NO SKA TREATY.' The ratification of the Behrlng Sea treaty attracts little attention, but prom ises) a final settlement of a Ions; standing and much vexed controversy. The senate ought to have credit tor its share In perfecting the treaty which Mr. Olney and the British ambassador framed beV tween them. The share of the senate. It U true, consisted for the most part tn letting their work alone, but that Is WuMathlw in )A arrAtofiil frtr V T UrtPw ... . . . a oau into ui ui u " allow the treaty to be ratified unless with such amendments as should express his own personal and very peculiar view ot the decisions of the Paris arbitration tri- , buna! This threat, however, has nroved ! ' empty. Mr. Morgan retired from the ! scene," and the vote of the senate was i unanimous. j ''The treaty will not be made public tUl ratifications have been exchanged be- I The thoughtful man. who carefully - tween the two governments. It ought. j watches what may be called the strug 1 meantime, to have one good effect There S'e of nature. Its Joys, Its shadows. Its , la a section of the English press, more j noisy than Important, which has con- 1 irtanUy accused this ;ountry of bad faith because congress refused to pay , the lump sum agreed on by Mr. Greshara ! and Sir Julian Pauncefote. They said the ! ' Paria tribunal had awarded this sum. ! . In tact, the Tarts tribunal awarded no sum whatever, but left the matter ' for ' negotiation between the two govern ments. . r, It might have done no great harm If - we had paid the amount flrst proposed. " Be that as It may, we have now fully ' carried out by this treaty the Intentions . of the arbitral body at Paria The Joint commission created by the treaty will determine the amount due from us on account of Canadian claims, and con- 1 1 gress will have no reason for declining j to vote the money so awarded. Free silver statesmen who are gravely asserting that there will be no perma nent return to prosperity until the circu- , taUng medium has a corresponding rats Of increase with the movement of our population should study current banking returns. Idle money from the interior Is ' flowing to all the Eastern centers. A recent statement of the Associated Banks shows an Increase of nearly three and a 'half millions cash at New York, during . the week before, and the excess of re serve Is now nearly twenty-one millions. It is unfortunate that products of the soil bring such low prices that farmers s are poor; but if the government should -at , once coin a thousand millions of sti ver dollars the farmers could not get any of them unless they had something to give in exchange. If they had this needful something they could procure :' some of the unemployed dollars that are ' flowing in millions to the Atlantic sea- '' board. The farmer Is generally crtdited i. with a degree of intelligence sufficient to prevent his being fooled with the clap trap of these windy statesmen. He ought to understand that he can obtain more dollars, not by Increasing the heaps now In the vaults of the banks and the treas ury. aut by assuring the stability of the ' currency and by establishing a high level of credit personal and local ns well as ' national. The money question Is settled so far "as sound currency la concern?! for It is certain there will be no change in the btandanl-none whatever. There will be no free sliver coinage by local effort or international combination. The world will, as it has dona for a generation continue to limit silver on account of its superabundance until thj increase of the stock of gold brings the two metals to an eq'.dvulency not far from the old ratio. Now this may not happen, but it is the only way free silver coinage will ver take place In a nation that has been .' o enlightened and fortunate up to this time as to escape the silver standard. For us to go at and adopt the silver measure after achieving the gold stand ard along with the foremost nations in prosperity and power, and getting the " good of it. not In cheap currency, which ., is always a curw, but cheap capital, which is always a blessins, is preposter ous; and the statesmanship based -ipon that sort of thing will peter out If we : 1 will give it time and rope.-Mjrat Hal but give it time and rope.-Murat Hal- The Portland Chronicle temporarily , turns its attention this week from the fishermen of the lower river, whom it scathingly denounced last week as Igno rant, dissolute Finuujders find Russians. ' and pours out the vials of its wrath n the beads of the editor of the Ore jonlan and Judge Northup, the sound money Republican candidate for congress In this district From the whole tone of its abuse of Mr. Scott and Judge Northup, It Is nntursl to Infer that the Chronicle, would settle the congressional fight In the Second district In the same vigorous and effectual method It advocated In last week's article for disposing of the dispute between the cannerymcn and the fisher men: namely, that of tmploylng a Oatllng gun to kill every foreign fisher on the river. It Is to be feared Mr, Kills' friends In the Second district ar using some very poor tools to secure his return to congress. Rvcry lawyer and businessman In the I'nlted States will rejoice over the pas sage of the Torrvy bankruptcy bill by the house yesterday. It is very doubtful, of course. If It will get through the sen ate, since It was given out some time ago by the free silver conspirators that no hills except the necessary appropria tions, should be allowed to become lawa unless some "concessions" were made to free silver. The large majority for the bill In the house, however, shows that the country has at last awakened to the Importance of a uniform system of bank ruptcy, and there Is thus good neatn W believe that when the people shall have voted for the purification of the. senate this fall, as they have sternly resolved to do. there will be no trouble In getting this and other beneficent Hws on the statute book early In the next admlnts t ration. WEIGHING THK BABY. Nixon Materman, In L. A. W. Bulletin. How much does the baby weigh. All in all? Oh. who can say? Not his dainty flesh and bone. Not his sweet, pink cUv alone. Not his limbs so soft and fair: These are trifles light as air. These are but a thing apart. When we welch him in the heart. Who can weigh the light that He In the heaven of his eyes? Who can weigh his sunny smiles. Or his sweetly winsome wile? Who can estimate the worth Of an angel's kiss at birth Pimples playing hide and seek In his round and rosy cheek? Who can know the hopes and fear Of the mother's smiles and tears? Who can weigh the pravers expressed For the loved one at her breast? Who can tell the father's joy Wrapped within that baby boy? How much does the baby weigh. All tn all? Ah. who can say! THE SEASONS AND THE SOUL. Seedtime ami harvest, anil roM and heat. , ami numnier an. I winter, a.u! tt-iy und ntcht. I -oeneMs, viii.. Tl,. ts th pli.nvM whteh m,rk tha recurring seasons of the year, snd their counterparts are to be found In the ;ire ' mn- A year and a man pass through history of every human being are to be found periods of heat and cold, of see lnw of harvest, and of day and night. dear and cloudy skies. Its fragrant flowers and r.oxlous weeds, must feel as though he were looking Into the glass of 'a"' wherein he sees reflected all the peculiarities of his own spiritual Mfe. He nl nature are passing through prectsely the same changes, and there Is neither weed, nor flower, neither ice nor heat, neither tempest nor calm, for the on which the other does not equally experi ence. What more exquisite In their beauty, their fragTance and their mystery than the bubbling, babbling, ioyous spring times of nature and of -nan? We are puzzled by the process of growth In both Instances and by the boundless exuber ance of both. Within the seed Is a handful of om- nlpotence. a moiety of Intelligence, and when it Is bedded It silently sets about a task so mavellous that If you were to see Its work for the first time you would hardly contain yourself for wrnder. What Is that divine propulsion which draws from the soli materials which the most skilful chemist cannot reach? The boy Is spiritually a seed also, and the mystery of his growth Is equally be yond solution. What marvels of possi bility are packed within that narrow soul! As the sculptor finds an angel In every block of marble, and with hammer and chisel slowly brings It to view, so In every boy there Is a grandeur of char acter, an archangel's excellence, all the elements of that kind of success which God smiles upon. They need but th Master's hand and the discipline of life, and then you win see a true nobleman. The springtime IS full of gladness and fragrance and laughter and a certain kind of happiness; but Is It, after all, the best season? I think not Then comes the summer, with Its tor. rid heat. Its fields of ripening grain. Its vineyards and orchards laden with their luscious products. Nature has teen hard at work, and tne results of her toll are in evidence. The very planet must be heavier, since all the blossoms of spring have changed to fruit so gen erous In weight that the branches can hardly bear the strain. Abundance, abundance everywhere. An equally curiouB transition has come to the boy. Childish thln-'S have teen put away, and he Is bearing with the full strength of physical maturity the heat and burden of the day. With a godlike Intellect he makes companions of the stars and forces from them secrets which stretch through the countless years of the past; ho corrals for the practical benefit of minklnd the in numerable natural laws which have never before known subjection except to the will of God. They are tamed and harnessed and become 'is obedient and docile as were the genii of fairy tales. Summer Is the season of achievement. The man has developed capa liies which excite our wonder, for he grasps the east and the west with his two hands. The earth trembles under his feet, and the heavens are within eay reach. And yet the appetite for knowledge grows by what it feods on, and he Is Impressed and oppressed by the consciousness that he has not reached the limit of discov ery, or of his own ability to dis cover. Is It true that he will continue to grow, or Is there a boundary which he cannot pass? It has not yet been found, and the future oeckons him to still greater accomplishment. Therefore I say the summer of life Is not Its best season. Autumn comes with its chilllntr frosts, and winter treads on autumn's heeln, its arms full of snow and The earth yields up Its glorious harvests, then be comes drowsy and Boon falls on slum ber. The sap no longer flows, the leaves wither and cover the ground, the trees emu o Biacnwcu.' Durham Tobacco Companv. To ALL Merchants to-day. Youre very truly, BLACKWELL'S DURHAM TODACCO COMPANY. H yea he say drfflcalty la srecarteg year seap, cat eat this tce aad sen It with year order t year wh.lmli dealef. In orchard and forest 'ire denuded, and a kind ot sadness hovers over the earth like a canopy of eked. The same experience come to man. His maturity has passed, his work Is done. The heart leglns to beat like a muffled drum, and the presage of ap proaching dissolution whispers strung posatbilltlea In hi eara Ah! but the fields and forests ar not dead: they only sleep. You may grow sad In winter, but both delds and forests will tell you that they are glad to rest a while, for another spring will soon beckon them, and then they will begin the work of production once more. The correspondence between nature and man still continue, for the winter or life lll by and by give way to the springtime ot eternity. The man who dies has not reached the limit ot his powers, tut In some other world and under more favorable conditions will take up the work which death forced him to relinquish. I say. therefore, that the best season of the souls' long year la the spring time of Immortality that is to come. GEORGE H. HErWORTH. FROM NOW CNTII. SPRING Overcoats and winter wraps will be lo1 fashion. They can be discarded, tempor arily while traveling In the steam h std trains of the Chicago, Mllwauke- and 51 Paul Railway. Per solid eomf.wt. for jpeed and for safety, no other line can compare with this great railway of the West OCR CORNER. A gentlemsn's resort, at corner Bond and 11th streets. Th finest brands of liquors and cigars always on hand Call and try ua NOTICE. Salmon Usher, send In your orders for wire nets to Washington Wire Work. Seattle. Wash. FREE TO ALL ! Fisher's Opera House Throws Wide Ojen Its Doors This After noon and To-night Ami HerrrndB the Hi;ikr Kll Kr- poit HLs WnikTfl .Manifc.-ta-tion in Allaiatini) Suf fering Humanity. Once Monr Will the AltlictH Kejoice aisd' the fabliau Aftnrted limitr Opportacut; of Vtittusiag the Woeacrlnl. Gud-Uke Vork f Her row n the Healer is Bin UneUs ttealitu Miistrstiu. For the benefit of luwidreet who were im. ble 10 attend uuit nliiht's deuimis-lraliuu, m- lug to the large crowd which. U1 ue tiieuiw 0 overflowing, or because me im-ie weulher. and ill respon tu. hundreds of c. Kent iettenMUid penuaial entrvutiea. Itoe liu&a- agement ha eiieru.ly ujhiiomi 10 umu treat the atnicuu ai uie coiircjHiMiin me was the original Intention tlu i'rw. Hall n- vale lectiira mis urwrnism atei umiuiiu this i.liernitfiu ajul eveeuiue U his !..-, nre. but Willi their rlianMUrLttte retard ! Hie poor and siitrerliia, wl aee nut able u v lor treatment ai ute imium, ie wue, to prolong each deiiicmtrulujtt in oftier llie ni(Mi wnriiiy n n,u um. rented at llie ooueluM l lur ie - uri.. tiiv ladies thifeufleruo!! uuu ilie mu tunlght. -Ulref.,re, Heme It u ei lilll ufllirled wlio wish ln-heriimd will be kivi-i. front seal- which will enUUi- liotiu to lie .-t-aimelit utsin tne ttaije. lit zenuf Astoria and stranger wu " vr irates who wlli to witness t& trawtiuriuuiiiM tt human lieliuis wiaweo he ltMse, uiii terliu e verge f th irsve. u Uie Mi" ., robust hniiyaucy rf tnanfciNMl aiel wtii.ne.- Ineei r.eilu HOI tail lo lie reellb ai i!,etr leriU'CMLic leeture llll'I lielliljlerl.iM I'U. afternoon and lonilil, ai c-verthiu iul lltely free. Tfie two private ;ee.tun u oe- ueuvereii y Prof.. W. Hetcl.er Hull, one lo ibe uvl.es afternoon and III other la Die uie-ti loiu.tl. are both liialeiei'e 111 tlieir rn,.n' I fields. Tiie suiijirt ol Hi private leii 11. . indies 'aily THIS AFIHt''iX at 2 O'-.lork Is entitled. "Sintering tttuvi 1 atitl iler Heroic Koriiiuife to kjiilutt- I li'ettire Is ftir lailius In it dncuuoimt wo ror women, it lias reeeUed the mclie-i n inhiiiw Iriim the pres vl all eotnorieh : . woman who VMjues lier health or houir t. ion 'I f-iil 'JO hear it The subject ta ilie i.iiMiit- e lure to iue'iioiv, this, hl'.NHAY NlfiHT Is entitled, "iiir Disobeilleu-n iif N.t tin Uiws " Thla bs'f "re l for men only s.xl ! hot s will lie admitl."!. HKItltM ANN TIIK (JIIKAT IIK i.l-l-.lt At thb wiKt.xt Hotel Todat mi. MOHIIO V IIM.V All th'sie who desire, and areiilile ami ! Ing to pay for, private ueatim-m lnu ' frniii 10 a. 111. bP m. today and loimr ow lrdiawareeoiisl(lered IneunJile, ,e wl so state to all itienlKaiiil their cases will 110 ollis-es have been especially sxiired i ... Oeeldelilliolel for tiie ris-eptlull an I p Ivu i treatment ol all who are able 10 pay fo li "Votisiiltatlon, with full dlia-ms ' f .. disease In all eases, tl.m. Tlekeis a 1 be cured at reeepllon risiin uf e,-i . n . An Austrian who for several years has been a waiter at various restaunnts In Sacramento, Cal., and not a very pros perous man, because nor a cerv wind waiter, came last weeK into a fortune of a little more than half a million dol lars. He was the scapegrace son of a wealthy and distinguished Austrian, who wns at one time comptroller of the prince of Montenegro, but he ran away from home eight or ten years i.go. His father died recently, and the 1 x-wnltrr started last week for Austria to Inherit the fortune left to him. tUNHAM, N. C Dear Strt You ar entitled to receive) FREE fro vour wholesale dealer. WHITE STAR SOAP with all the BlackwelTs Genuine Durham Smoking Tobacco you buy. On bar of snap I'reo with each pound, whether 16 ox., 8 or, 4 ox., or B 01., packc. We have notified every whole ale dealer (n the United State that we will upply them with soap to live you FREE. Order a rood upply o OtMltffc DURHAM at once, and Insist on getting your aoap. One bar of Soap FREE with each pound you buy. Soap la offered for a limited time, to order Precocious Arthur- You needn't shake your pockctbook at mr, Aunl liiirn. I know what It Is tilled with. You enn't .1 inle me with your wraith! Aunt Clara You Impertinent boy! What Is there In It. then? I'rvoocl.xi Arthur O, u (-cent tlece, four .x'nules, two cards, a aioe-buttoner, a nail tile and Sfvcrul other worthless artl ies, nlth a handkerchief and a love letter from your diirllnc tlconre.-New York Id -er. Wbea Baby was tick, w gar ber CastorU. When ah wa a Coud. ah cried for Outorla, When ah bream Mlas, sh clung 10 Cantoris, WhahL "hlldnw, sh g Iheia Outoria "Some men huv been circulating false hood about me." said the public official. Indignantly. "What do they iwy?" hi wife inquired. "That I have nin.l a great deal of money sine my election." "IVj you think It will hurt you?" "I 1 should sav It would Every one of my creditor has written me a letter un tlie strvnmh of the rumor." Washington Star. It Is not a miracle. It won't cure everything, but It will cur' pl'r. That's what DeWltl's Witch Has, I Salve will do. because It has done II In hundreds of cases. Chas. Roger. "I guess 1 nil stuck." s.i! 1 the answer-to-ronvspondents man "Wh.il Is It?" akcd the rest of the force In deep sym pathy. "Girl writes to know which of hi r fiances should have the preference In going with her to chnrch-the first one or the second." Cincinnati Enquirer All the patent medicine advertised In this rMer. tocether !!h the rl-otcent perfumery, and toilet articles etc , ran be bought af the lowest price at J W Conn's drug store, opposite Oocldenral Hotel A tor la. "I'd Tike to hare you rlc.in that snow , In tho fmnt of the house, and then I'll glv you a breakfast." snld the ludy of the house'. "If clean eao'.ifth. ma'am. I'm uain hnvln' tklngs too clean." an syrred the tr.in-p.-Yonecn Statesman. A llttl III. then a little pit. The III has gone, the pill has won. Hewitt's Little Early R1s r art the Mitle pills that . cur-? great Ills. Chaa Rogers. "Aha. I bellefe (he ml rr int has been foiled." Tear came unhldaVn to her eyes. "Polled. she r;s-ulrd T.nrs came unhidden to her tj.t ns che direct ed their attention to the teeth murks In the dust at their feet. "Vtrolt Tribune. Pure blood means gooa health. IV Wltt's Parsaparl'la purine the blood, cur s Eruptions. Krs ma. Serene, aid all diseases arl'lng from Impure bbod. Chas. Rogers. Judge (to prisoners-Why did you take only 1 fie money and knic the basket of silver? Prisoner Hevause It was Pki heavy. Judge (excitedly) -Aren't you ashamed of yourself, you laxy man? Pllegende Ulaetter. Tr in rrv On Mlnut ccmrti Cure as snything els. If easier to cure revsr cough or cole) with It Let your next purchase for a cough be One Mlnut Cough Cur Retter medi cine, better result: better try lu Chaa. Roger. How could the Chicago yojng woman, who was enifased to a man who forgot her name when h? went' to procure the the wedding llcena", ever have trusted him to bring home a spool of thrvad? Kansas City Star. Rurn are absolutely palnies wbn De Wltt'a Witch Hazel Salve la promptly aDnlled. This statement l true. A pr- feet remedy for skin diseases, chapped hands and Hps, and never falls to cure piles. Chas. Rogers. "He Is good natured, Is he?" "flood natured? Why, I have known that man to wear a smiling face whin he was speaking of taking off a porous plaster!" Hoston Courier. The U. S. Oov't Reports thwir Royal Baking Powder superior to all others. Harry I cannot offer you wetilth, Marie: my l-nilns are nil the '-irttine I posws. Marle-O, Hurry, If you nre as badly (iff as that, run afruld papa will nevir give Ids consent.--IndLinnpull Journal. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. flzwiic I understand you are- working fer 7 11 week. Jiizrlif You're mistaken. I get 7 per week, tint I'm working for H". Itoibury flazettui. v might tell you more about On Mlnut Cough Cure, hut you probably know that It cures a cough. Kvcry on' ili.es who has used It. It Is a perfect remedy for coughs, colds, hoarseness. It h an -special favorite for children, be. Ine idensant to lak and quick In curing. Chas Hotter. "Von look sbvpy. Tou miiHt have been up with the boys last nlfiht." "I was. We have twins at our house." Iliirbm Life. HeV Itt's Rar'aparllla Is prepared for e nn-inV the hlood. It builds up and 'trerivthens constitutions Impaired by ill . H-. ''has. Hi.Kers. Poet I hnte written a tragedy In six ;.. fs. Critic That's carrying the Joke a littie too far Fllegendo Hlaetter. i f'CKLI'N B ARNICA- 8ALVE. T' e f 'st salve In tho worl-1 for Cuts, r k, s. r' rec, 1'b ers, Halt Rheum, Fever fores. Tetter, f.'hnpped Ilariils, ' hll! t ut s. Corns, and All Bkln Irrup tion.',, in.l positive cure for Plb-s, or no pev no ired. It Is .,'iiaiaiito'- to give p. r'ect e.iiiKfaetlon, or money refunded. Price, 2'i cents per box. for sale by Chas. Ffoir. re, Odd Fellows' building. Job Printing The Astorian invites attention to its Job Printing Department TRY US. NOTICN OP AttrtKKHMKNT OP I'UAIN IN AOAIH8 ASIM11IA. Notice la hivby glrn that th as nieiit mudo by Ordlmtnc No. a't of th city of Astoria, lunflrmlng Ihs a mwit on Roll No. 1. for llm eonstructloa ot a druln In Hi city of Astoria, a laid out and recorded by John Adair, coia 1111 uclug at a point in block Ca. and hav ing Its outlet In Thirty-third trt, be tween blocks l and IT. lit Adair' As toiia, nad known mul deMgnald a "lruluago lltrlcl Ni I." will tx du nil. I paynble on the leth l..y of May, lssL, In C. 8. gold or silver d in. tl tb oftt.-e of (he city treasurer, tind It not o paid within or U-fvre r.n.l lime. Hi common council will older wnrnint Issued for the rollcciiun or th sutne. Th assess ment 1 i.a folic; Itura P. A.lulr, lot J. block W. Adair's Astoria I U II Laura P. Adnlr, lot , bloik lii, Ad.ilr's Astoria U il M try I Adair, lot 13, blink J. Adair's Astoria I 41 Mary I- Adair, lot it. block .. Adair's Astoria 1U Mary I. Adair, lot li, blo-k CI Adair Astoria W W Mary I. Adair, lot li, tdo.k it, Adair' Astoria II Xiu y I. Adulr, lot 17, bl.s k . Adair' Astoria I Mary 1. Adair, W half lot 1. block . Adair' Astoria 4 ul Mary L Adair, lot 91, blo-k Adair's Astoria I 14 Mary L Adair, lot II. block (. Adair Astoria lit Mury U Adnlr, lot ), bbsk . Adnlr Astoria II Mary U Adair, lot 11, block Adulr Astoria tt Mary I.. Adair, lot 8. block O, A.lalr' Astoria I U Mary U Adair, lot a. blo,k O. Adair' Astoria HI M.iry I- A.lalr. lot 3, M.vk M. Adair's Astoria Ill Helty Adair lirefiham. und one. eiishth lot 1 block I. Ad.'lr Astoria Hetty Adair Hrenhnm. und one eighth lot . blo-k 14, A.lalr Astoria Hetty Adair Hrenham. und on. rtK-hth lot S, hke k I. A.lalr' Astoria Hetty Adulr Hr. nham. und one eighth lot 4. block 1, Adair' Astoria Hetty Adslr Hrrnhum. und otie Ighth brgln at NK corner lot J. bank M thence 8 feet, W 7 f.-el. N feet, K TS feet, lot L Mock . Adair' Ast iru Flit n Ad.ilr Mendell, und on tl'.'hth lot I bliwk l. Adair's Astoria Klbn Adair Mendell. und on- n IU 1 It I 8 I 64 in 6.H I B 1 rlehth lot 7. block i's Adair Astors i Klb-n Adair Mendell. ul.d one eighth lot S, blue'k 1, Ad.tlr's Astorli. - Ellen Adulr Mendell, und one eighth, let , Mock I. Adair' Astoria K4.n Adair Mendell, und on eight b U-gln at fK comer lot 1. l,t.K-k ). thence M feet. W 7S (snr, N feet, K 7b feet, lot X. bank ". Adnlr' Astorii Km Adair Welcher. und on eltlith lot 1. block M. Adair Astoria.. Kate Adulr Welcher. und one livhth lot 7. blin k IS. Adair's Astorta 1 54 I 77 tM 1 1 X 154 t 77 6C6 1 25 1 It 1 54 ( 77 6.M 1 25 1 25 2 M 17 a 10 K 75 t 75 7 62 46 15 52 41 10 00 12 22 12 22 I 16 10 00 46 15 46 15 22 06 46 18 r.2 41 52 41 46 15 46 IE 46 15 46 15 46 II Kate Adulr wYleher. tind one I. Adilr's e.Khth lot r.. t.i.H-k ' Astoria Katit Adulr Wetcher. and oue 1. Adair eight I -. lot , blCH'k A.storl.i Kuto A lair WeMier. und one eighth begin at NK comer lot 1. block W. thence 8 Bl feet, W 75 feet. N tR feet, K 75 fet, lot i. block e. Ailalr's Astoria Mary A.ittlr Jordlin, und one eighth lot 2, black IS, Adulr' Astoria Mary Adlir Jordan, und one eighth lot 7, block 1. Adair's Astoria Mary Adair Jordan, und one eighth lot E, block I. Hhlvrly'a Astoria Mary Atlalr Jordirn. und on elghth lot . block I. Bhlrely' Astoria Mary Adnlr Jordnn, und ono elghth lx.gire at NR comer lot J, block to. thence H t feet, W 75 feet. M M feet, K 75 feet, lot J, block 40, Adair's Astoria Mary It. Adair, und one elKlith lot I block II, Adair's Astorln Mary It. eighth lot Adnlr, tind one r, block IB, Adair's Astoria Mary It. Adnlr. urd one eighth lot 5, block 1, Hhlvely's Astoria q. Mary R. Adair, und ona elghth lot , block 1, Hhlvely's Astoria M.iry R. Adair. und one eighth begin at NK corner lot .1, block 40; thence S feet. W 75 feet, N Wl feet, R 75 feet, lot J, block 40, Adair's Astoria Laura Adnlr Barker, und three eighths lot i. block, 1H. Adair's Astorln Laura Adnlr Parker, und three, eighths lot 7, block Adulr' AHtorlft . Lnura Adnlr Ilsrher, und three eighths fot 5. block I, Shlw-ly'i Astoria Laura Ad.ilr Harker, und three eighths (ot (I, block I, Hhlvely's Aslnria Laura Adnlr Parker, und threo 1 lhths begin nt NK corner Int S, block 10; theneo 8 M feet, W 7T feet. N m ftt-t. K 7P feet, lot . block 40, Adair's Astoria A. Ihmth Packing Co., lot 5, block l.Vi; Hhlvely's Astoria A. Hflolh Packing Co.. lot 2, block W, Hhlvely's Astoria Victor Anderson, lot 8 Hhlvely's Astorln Tina Amundsen, lot 4, Adnlr' Astoria Tina Amundsen, lot B, Adair's Astoria block 1, block 41. block 41. Astoria Havings Hunk, trustee, lot ti, block CS, Adulr's Astoria Isnsc Hcrgmnn, lot 12, block H, Hhlvely's Astoria Rudolph llnrth, lot 4, block 1I, Adair's Astorln Illrtim Hrown, lot 1, block 17, Adair's Astoria Hiram llrown, K half lot 1, block 17, Adair's Astoria Illram llrown, lot 4, block 17, Adair's Astoria Illram Hrown, lot 1, block 61, Adair's Astorln Illram llrown, lot 4, Adulr's Astoria Illram Hrown. lot 5, Adair's Astoria Illram Hrown, lot 6, Adulr's Astoria Hlrum Hrown, lot 3, block 61, block Ol', block m, block OT, Adair's Astoria Illram llrown, lot Adnlr's Astoria Illrnm llrown, lot Adair's Astoria Illram Brown, lot V block 'wi 1, block 67, J, "block ei, A.lulr' Astoria Illrnm llniwll,. lot 1, Mock 67, Adair's Astoria , Illram llrown, lot 4, block 67, Adulr's Astoria , Illram llrown, lot N block 67, Adair' Astoria Illram Hrown, lot ft, block 67, Adair' Astoria Illrum llrown, lot 1, block 67, Adulr's Astoria Illrum Hrown, lot , block 67, Adulr' Aslnria,.., Laura Adulr darker, lot 6, block 17, Adulr Astorln 1'ivd Harker, lot I, block IK, Adair's Aslotitt kullierlns C. Ittlssett, lot 4, block ID, Adnlr' Astoria Hntlii Norwegian Kvangellcal Lu theran Church, N 60 feet of N half lot i, block M, Adair's As toria P. W. Mush, lot 16, Adnlr's Astoria I. VV. Hush, lot D, Adult's Astoria IV W. Hush. lot. 26, Adair's Astoria ... Alio. M. Hush, lot n Adalr'a Astoria ' .. Jacob lloasart, lot l Adalr'a Astoria Jsooh Hosanrt, lot 16, Adair' Astoria block 41, Niwk'i'l! block Vl! idoek 41. 'block" 'S, "b'l'wk" biwV''il ' block" 6t' A. llrimhold, lot II, Adnlr' Astoria A. Hrunhold, lot U, Adalr'a Astoria Cryua t'arruther, lot 2, block IT, Adalr'a Astoria , Cyru Carriilhem, lot 7, block IT, Adulr' Astoria Kraslnut Caseroaolla, N half lid t, block S. Adnlr Astoria Nellie II. Charlston, lilwl half lot 7, block IN. Adnlr Astorln t II. CootHsr, lot . bliH-k (H A.lalr' Astorta... C. II. CooKr, lot t, bloi k 60, Adulr Astoria C. II. Cooper, lot lu, bltak 4U, Adulr' Astoria C. II. Cooiwr, lot II, block . Ad tlr's Astoria C. II. CisiM-r. lot IJ, bloik , Adnlr' Astoria John I'hltwood, und quarter lot 1, Mock 61, Adnlr Aslorln '. Ruth A. Cornelius, und half lot 1, block J. A.lalr' Astoria II. I. lrnnn, und half lot I, block 61. Adalr'a Astoria II. I', lirennan, lot a. ..s k 41, Adalr'a Astoria D, A. IViiirlson. und half lot J, block . A.lalr' Astoria J II. iuti.-un. lot I, btoi'k 44, Adair Astoria J. II. Ihincan. lot t blot k 66, Adalr'a Astoria Humiiel Llmorr, lot Jtv. -o,'k n, Adair' Astoria Hainuel liuiore. lot 16, bltH-k 60, Adnlr' Astoria Hamoel Klmor. lot 17, block 60, Adair Astoria Hamuel Kltnore, lot 26, block 40, Adalr'a Astoria Ale Ultbert, kit J. bio. k It, Adair's Astoria A tin I listen, hit 6, block 17, Adair Aalnrla Annie Oaten, kit 6, block IT, Adulr" Astoria Catherlov aitaidman, lot II. block 41, Adalr'a Astoria I. J. Uoedman. lot 12, block 41, Adalr'a Astoria Anna Maria flramnia, lot 26, block 40. Adalr'a Astoria Anna Maria (Iranims, lot V, block 1. Adair' Astoria Helen K. tiraham. lot I, block 62, Adalr'a Astoria Helen K. (Iraham. lot t block M, Adalr'a Astorta Winifred 0. doors., lot 1, block I. Hhlvely's Asturta Mury C. 'lolinra, lot 7, block 17, Adair Astoria Mury C. Holme M K block 17, Adulr' Astoria .. Thomas A. Ilylunc. lot y bltwk . Adair' Astoria Krlo llouke, lot 6. block II, A.lalr' Astoria Klio llouke. lot 7. block 41, Adair's Astorta K A Hill, lot 6. blot's . Adair's Astoria F. A. Hill, lot 7. block 40, A.lalr Astoria Aleck Iverson, lot II. block 66, Adulr's Astoria Aleck Iverson. lot 1?. Adulr's Astoria Jnrnes Jucksoli. lot 5, til.sk 61. bl.R'k 66. block , Adalr'a Astoria Janie Jackson, lot 6, A.lulr's A st 01 In l-nulsih Johnnsen, lot IC, Hhlvely's Astoria block ll, John Kopp. lot 1. block 12, Adair's Astoria Christina A. .Alfred, Josephln and Frank P. Ixinrnwober. heir of Frank I-ltienweber, lot 5, block 5ti. Adnlr' Astoria Christina A. Alfred, Josephine ami Frank P. tx-lnenwelier, heir of Frank Ivlncnweber, lot 6, block W, Adulr's Astoria Christina A. t.etncnweiM'r, lot 1, block U), Adalr'a Aatorki Christina A. Ilneiiweher, lot 7, blts-k tf, Adair's Astoria Chrlstlnn A. Ilnenwelwr, lot 6. bbs-k Adnlr' Astoria Christina A. I,clnf nweher. lot 2, block U, Adulr's Astoria August 1-nrsen. N half tot 1. block SH. Adair' Astoria John Kopp, lot 2, block 42, Adair' Astoria Mary J. Kyle, lot 4. block 42, Adulr's Astoria Mury J. Kyle, lot 5, block 42. Adair's Astoria Mr. Anna Kopp, lot 6. block 43, Adulr' Astorln . P. N. Kearney, und hulf lot 1, block 61, Adnlr's Astorln James K. Kearney, lot Z, block 61, Adulr's Astoria Frank J. Carney, und half lot 7, block 11, Adnlr's Astoria Mury A. Corns, und half lot 7, blot-k 'II, A.lulr' Astoria ... .Mury II. I'lnenwelier, W half lot n, block 17, Adnlr' Astoria Christina A., Alfred !., Joseph. iia und Frunk P. !elncnwr!fr, heir of Frank Iinetiwefier, lot 7, block S, Adnlr's Antoriu Christina A., Alfred )., Jno-h.-no un. I I'rniik P. Irf-lncnweher, heir of Frank Ix-lnenwehcr, lot ft, block 3. Adnlr' Astorln L. iH'beck and Olive wititnn, lot 3, l.loi k I, Hhlvely's Astorln L. I-el.eck mul (il I v-i. Wlnton, lot 4, l.lo. k I, Hhlvely' Astoria L. I-I.eek and Olive Wlnton, lot 0, block I, Hhlvely' Astoria L. Lii.ei-k und Olive Wlnton, lot 52 41 52 41 U 41 52 41 26 20 52 41 21 10 21 ( 23 n 5.' 41 10 00 Wmmmmm'Wmkm 46 II 46 II 46 ID 11 61 14 (It 14 OA II 66 59 41 M II (1 41 10, block I, Rhlvnly's Astoria Nlcholella .Miilukninl.il, W hulf ntal H IN feel ul K half lot a, bluck M, Adulr' Aslnria Huv. II. W. Mollis, lot , block 40, Adulr' Aslnria Huv, II, , Moms, H 4 fi. t lot i, block 10, Adnli' Aalollu Ilvv, II. V, Mollis, lot 0, block 40, Adulr' Ami.iiIu ,., Ilcv, II. V, Moins, lot 6, block 40, Adulr' Astoria.. Ilcv. 11. V. Morris, lot 7 block 44, A.lulr' Astoria Ilvv. II, . Mollis, lot 1 block 64, Adulr's Aalotla .... 46 It Huv. II. W. Mollis, ul 1, bluck U, Adult' Aatoii Rev. II, V, Mollis, lot 4, block U, Adulr Aaloiia ., Her. II. W, Aiorils, lot 4. block 40, Adair's Astoil .. 10 41 I -ed M unsn, lot s, UhKik 41, Adair a Astoria II u I A. Mcl'harlau, lot It', block 60, Adair Aatorla Ua A. Mcl'harlau. lot lis block 66, A.lalr Aatorla ,.,. 11 22 0org Ndaoit, kit 5, Uock 17, Adulr s Astoria U B (!or Nlon, kit 6, block 17, Adair Aalarl tt M Christ Ns, lot t. block tk. Adair' Astoria It M Christ Nana, lot 10, block 66, Adalr'a Asiorla It M Theresa O'Hilen, lot 2, bl.ak J, Adair's Asiorla..., IS st Thiva O'lirlen, lot t, bl'H'k M, Adnlr' Asiorla 4t II ICtlwaixl o' Connor, lot I, tdiwk 41, Adalr'a Asiorla 0 41 K.Usrd o'Cunnur, lot 2, block 41, Adalr'a Asiorla 26 10 K.I ward O'Connor, bit 1, bbuk 41, I Adalr'a Astoria 26 20 1 Andrew Olsen. lot 7, bba k , Adalr'a Astnrlu 10 SJ Andrew Olsrii. lot , hl.K-k H, I Adulr's Astoria 10 66 I J II. Palmer, lot 6, block 4t Adulr Astoria 10 16 Anna M Piipc, lot a. Mock tu, Adnlr' Asiorla 10 M Kile Pop, lot 4. block 60, Adair' Astoria 10 66 Frank Patton, trustee, lol U, bbu k , Adair' Astoria 11 10 Frank I'allon, Irustiw, lol II, block to. Adulr Astoria 16 26 J. II. Palmer, lot Adair Astoria 11 It V. W. Parker, lul Hhtvely'a Aatorla ... 4, bbs-k , 6. id.ick IIS, "t. lidock i. 4 II W W Parker, lul Hhlvely' Astoria 26 to Jennie II Parker, lot II, block H. Hhlvely' Astoria 10 M Mary J Hvrte, lot t, Ido. k 0, Adalr'a Astoria 10 sj darali O Hherman, lol 6, block . Adair' Aatorla 106 Ualwl L Hulllvan. half lot L block . Adair's Astoria 10 M N. Hlmonaen. lot H. block 41. Adalr'a Astoria It N N Hlmonaen, lot H, block 41, Adslr' Astoria 10 1 O. Hovey, lol H. bba k II, Adair's Astoria 4 II ( Hovey. lot 14, block 41, Adair Aatorla U 41 llonaon Habln. lot 7, bbH k 41. Adalr'a Astoria U II Kllaalieih Heafeldl, lol II. block O. Adalr'a Astorta 11 tt :ilaahlh Heafeldl, tot 22, block 41, Atlalr' Anuria Un Mary A Ibiirtsler K half M It, block . Adair Aatorla It M V. T Hrholfleld. und half lot I block si. Adair's Aslnria 6 1 W T g- hoineld and K, llouke. frac lot I. bloik I. hlv.ly's As- U ti lorta W. r. Hrholfleld and R. Ilouk. 6141 lot f, blm-k I. Hhlvely' Aslorlu . John Heine, lot a, block 41, W 00 A.Uir Astoria I John Heine, lot 4. block X M (6 ' Adair Aatorla Peter Nufur. H half lot t, block . 4t It 1 A.lalr'. Astoria 1 Jacob t'lalnger. lot 6, hl.vck , U 41 , Adslr' Astoria Ole O. Vlge, lot II. block CO, A.lalr II 11 i Asturl 1 Ole o. Vlge. lot 23. block CO, A.lalr 11 2 I Aatorla Cha Vernchruren, V half lol It. block 60, Adalr'a Aatorla Nichols Winner, lot 13, blot k 41, Adair's Astoria Nicholas Wi.nt-r. lot 17. block II. A.lalr' Astoria Charb Wissman, lot 13. block 60. Adair' Astoria Charles Wissinun, lot 17, block 61), Atlalr Astoria Otorie Watson, lot 15, block II, A.lair's Astoria Oeorga Watson, lot It, block 41, A.lalr' Astoria 1" M : 10 16 I 41 141 10 M 10 M lo 16 1 Marcus Wi.. lot 19. block 3. I! 41 I Adair's Astoria , Marcus Wise, lol 30, block 43, I Adulr' Asiorla Marcus Wise, lot 23. block 41, A.lulr' Astoria Marcu Wise, lot 34. block 43. A.lulr' Astorta Marcus Wise, lot 25, block 13. Adulr' Astoria Marcus Wis, lot 26. block 43, Atlalr' Astoria Mury Wilson, lot t, block i, A.lulr' Astoria Walter. Mnmle, Annie, Oracle nnd a ot 23 01 I 21 06 i 46 15 46 15 William Wilson, heir of Willlnm Wilson, lol 2, lbs k , Adnlr Astoria 10 26 I 2108 I 3t 20 1 Ola Willla-rg. Int It. block 60, Adnlr' Aslorls Cnrolln O Wlllherg, lot 23, block ft), Adalr'a Astoria Caroline O. Wlllherg, lot 24, l.lo. k 60, Adulr'a Astoria Charles Wright and 8. K llurrls. lot , block 41. Adalr'a Astoria.... Charles Wright and H. K Harris. lot t. block 41, Adair Astoria ... Charles Wright and B. K. Ilnrrls, lot to, hlnek II, Adulr's Astoria.,. Charles Wright and 8. K. llurrls, lot II, block 41, Adulr' Astnrlu... Charles Wright ami H. K Harris, hit 1!, I. lock 41, Adnlr' Aslorln... Churles Wright nnd 8. K, Harris. lot 31, l.lo.k 41, Adulr's Astoria... Charles Wright and H. U. llurrls, lot :i, block 41, Adalr'a Asiorla... Charles Wright und 8. I', llurrls, lot 27, block 41, A.lulr Astoria... Charles Wright nnd H. K. llurrls, lot 2.1. l.lo. k (I, Adulr' Astoria... Churles Wright and H. K. Harris, lol 2!i, block 41, A.lalr' A-.torlu... Charles Wrlkht and H. 10. Harris. U 41 1 lot 30, block 41, Adulr's Astoria... Churles Wright and H. K. Harris. lot 31, block 41, Adulr's Aslorln... I lot 32, I. link 41, Adalr'a Astnrlu... 10 00 I Charles Wright and ri. I). Harris, . 1 iidsj Asiorla, or , April Z.I 10 10 I II. I-:. NKLHON. 1 Auditor and Pollco Judge, n mi tt 11. lit la. 1 Qui. rrw , wm i.m.ju WW tut 41 N 46 II tt W 46 II 46 U 46 U 46 II 4 II 46 It Utl UN u m n 6 141 141 Utl U tl 11 n 11 11 11 a 46 I 41 1141 10 16 10 J 10 10 Nt 13 41 10 01 to us 10 ot 10 (4 13 tl M to 11 a u n U B 11 n u 11 10 it to It I II tt It) tttt It at toil It U 41 10 M 10 nt I a 13 22 12 13 10 M 10 M 11 23 II n x m to 66 lost 10 M it tt V M M 10 M It 16 12 S3 II 22 11 13 12 12 12 23 11 21 13 13 12 32 12 32 12 22 1.' 92 12 32 12 U