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j . 1 V "' -- Till: DAILY AST0K1AN. ASTOMA. KIM DAY MOKNINfl. MAY S. ISOfi. gaily UUman JOHN T. LIOHTER, Kdltor. To) photic No. . TfcRMS OF SUBSCRIPTION DAILT. 8nt by mail, per year ant by mall per month Served by carrier, per week ,.K 00 .. .& .. .10 WEEKLY. Bent by mall per year, li In advance Postage free lo subscriber. All communication intended for publl cation ahould be directed to the editor Business communication of all kinds and remit lancet must be addressed to Ta Aslortan. The Astorlan ruarantee to Its sub gerfber tl.4 largest circulation of any aewspaper published on the Columbia liver. Advertising rates on be had on appll ation to the business manager Th Weekly AstorUn, the second oldest weekly In the state of Oregon, has, next to the Portland Orestonlan. the largest weekly circulation in the state. Inn. T. Handley & Co. are our Port land agents, and copies of the Astorlan an be had every morning at their stand. ISi Third street. that our farmers, who now got annually good gold dollars, or the equB lent, for their surplus product exported lo England, would, under free coinage, receive that numler of silver dollars worth only 50 cents apiece? Th price of all surplus farm product aro fixed In foreign gold standard countries, and no free coinage net passed by congress can Increase them. Free coinage of sil ver would entail a loss of more than $1,iW,iW every years to our fanners and planters on the exports of agricultural products to Hreat llrltaln alone, while It would nearly double the cost of their living and of rulslng their crop. We are unalterably opposed to any scheme that will give to this country a depreciated or debased currency. We fa Tor the use of silver as currency, but to the extent only and under such restric tions that it parity with gold can be maintained. Wisconsin Republican con vention. THE DEMOCRATS AND SOUND MONET. For some time after the failure of the Democrats of Alabama to declare Id fa vor of a sound financial policy, the ap prehension was very general that most tf not all the Southern states w.-vuld fol low Alabama, and by uniting with the Western states dominate the Democratic national convention at Chicago and plunge It Into the hopeless mire of cheap money. While the action of the Demo cratic convention may be of little mo ment In shaping the result of the na tional campaign, the action of the party n the question of sound money is of supreme moment to the party and of material lmportanoe tc the nation. If the Chicago convention shall declare In favor of free silver coinage, and thus strike a blow at the public and private credit of the ration. It would simply end the history of the Democracy with one of the moet overwhelming and dis graceful defeats In our political annals. There could be no Democratic porty thereafter, for no party 'can hope to live that I not thoroughly devoted to sound money and the scrupulous maintenance of national credit. If It shall declare for sound money with distinctness, it matters not how few electoral ovtes If candidate may command, or how large a majority may be against it on the pop ular vote because of condition for which the party In power I not responsible, the Democrats would fall with honor and nave a hopeful future. Thir party would remain to be In turn the party of power and the great conservative force when the Republicans administer the government. The ever.ts of the last week give rea sonable promise that the Democratic na tional convention may be rescued from the control of the cheap money craze. The bold, outspoken stand taken by the Democratic state convention In Michi gan Indicates a great revolution In the Northwest In favor of a sound financial policy. Hitherto Michigan has been committed to the cheap money folly. In It last state convention the platform had but a single plank, and that was for the free coinage of silver on the basis of 1$ to 1. The fuct that the party was defeated by the largest majority ever given in the history of the state, probably did much to recall the silver demagogues to a more sensible view of the Issue. With Michigan declaring In favor of sound money there Is every rea son to expect that the Democrats of Minnesota will follow, and Wisconsin Is not now In any sense doubtful. Another movement made in Nebraska by the sound money Democrats is pecu liarly significant at this time. They have held a sound money Democratic state convention, in opposition to the free sli ver convention held recently, declaring squarely for the maintenance of the gold standard of value, and elected a full dele gation to the national convention. If the sound money delegates control that body they . would certainly admit the sound money men from Nebraska as the only representatives of Democracy. The fact that the Republicans turned down the free silver craze in recent state conven tions In South Dakota. Nebraska and Tennessee, three hitherto strong silver states, shows that the people are study ing the money question outside of the blatant harangues of demagogues, and that they are rapidly tending to the sup port of the only financial system that can give all classes and conditions prosrierlty. The emphatic deliverance made by the Democrats of Pennsylvania must greatly aid the sound money Democrats In trie Western and Southern states In their battle to rescue the party from dishonor. Jt is one of the broadest, most concise, and complete presentations of the true financial policy of the government that has ever been delivered by any conven tion or by any party. It Is a money plank In which statesmanship, patriotism and courage have been exhibited in their grandest proportions, and It cannot fall to Inspire the Democrats of the whole country In the cause of national credit. Unpromising as the outlook was only a fortnight ago for a Bound money deliver ance from the Democratic national con vention, today the skies are brighter ana there Is no reason to hope that the party will not only render a great service to the country, but save Itself from self destruction. . Papers advocating the free coinage of silver continue their frantic efforts to persuade American agriculturists that the exports of their surplus products are profitless under our existing gold stand ard, but would be hlKhly profitable under fr-e silver. Farmers must be blind as tats if they can be moved by such talk. What can be plainer than the proposition It is reported that liaiy I willing to abandon Abyssinia, provided no other country will attempt to assume the pro tectorate, which she Is ready to resign. In the light of recent exents the Idea, of Italy "protecting" Abyssinia sound somewhat ridiculous, but as Italy's will ingness to abandon the place would be promptly followed by Russia stepping In ami taking possession. It Is quite pos sible that England may advise Italy to stay Just where she Is, and that the Uritlsh Soudan expedition Is decidedly Influenced by a consideration lor Italy ns much a by the necessity for defending the Kgvptlan frontier against the Mahdi's approach. omct or BlACKsVCll't) DUKHAM TOBACCO COMPANY. I URHAM, ft. 0. Dear Sin You ar entitled to recctv FREE trum vour wholraala dealer, WHITE STAR SOAP with all the Blackwell's Genuine Durham Smoking; Tobacco you buy. One bar of neap I rco with each pound, whether 10 ox., 8 01., 4 ox., or 3 oi., packages. We have notified every whole ale dealer in the United State that we will .supply them with eoap to give you FREE:. nitr a tjrood supply of UhNUlNE DURHAM at once, and Insist on fretting- your soap. One bar of Soap ppri with each pound you buy. Soap la offered for a limited time, so order to-day. Your very truly, BLACKWELL'S DURHAM TOOACCO COMPANY. i Ts ALL Merchants lo Retail It yea aava aav dMtcalty la procsrlsg ysar Ma, cat eat IBM auk and snd tt wit ywr order IS year wk.kml iWolec. MMHI Temperance has found a new nlly In the bicycle. The Toronto, 'ni.. hotel keepers are complaining that bicycling hurt their business, people who ride bi cycles not being given to Indulging them selves In alcoholic beverages. This Is new development In connection with the bicycle erase, and one that will com mend It to our temperance friends. It may yet turn out that bicycling is bet ter than the gold cure for Inducing the man who is too fond of a drink to brace up and lead a sober life. Scots in America will flock to their native land In large number this year to participate In the celebration of the centennary of Burns" death. One party Is to leave New Tork July 7, to be pres ent at Glasgow at the time of the un veiling of the "Highland Mary" statue at Dunoon. People In Scotland are mak ing earnest preparations for the great occasion. Paisley Is now much exer cised over the location of a statue 10 the poet Many towns and cities In the West have put the curfew law In force, and It is generally In favor, especially where not too rigidly applied II K WAS CONVINCED, j Washington Kvenlng Times. ! Stephen tltrord's will prevented clergy- , men from passing the door of lilrnnl ' college. On one occasion a physician, whose white tie ami clerical looking coat misled the Janitor, applied 'or nd- mission. "It's against the rules," protniod the Janitor. ' You can't come In " j "The h 1 I can't," retorted the doctor I "Oh. that's all right," rejoined the now convinced Janitor, "pass right ul-mg THE MONETARY TRUST. New York Herald. No man is more blind than the Hrlton who will not see. After rof using months to see, now comes the London Times lo say: "American securities at present are artificially low as truly as consols are artificially high." This utterance la the harbinger of an outward movement of money from I.ondon and Europe, which will mean more to the American people than any event since the libera tion of the slaves. I.ct the great Thun derer become silent for a while concern ing those empty sensations wMch have plunged the British public from one scare Into another, and let It republish the for mer forecasts of this series: let the Brit ish publish extricate Itself from those Imaginary evils which have so long be set the light little Isle both by l.md and by sea, and direct Its vision to that point of Its orbit 10 which the financial world has now swung, for the Monterey Trust points out in this foreca.it a pending revolution In finance which even' In vestor of Europe and every other In dividual who Is Interested In the evolu tion of the Industrial side of our civiliza tion will do well 10 heed. Eight years i'o the owners of the money of the Old World were greedily Investing that money in every portion of the globe, and were amazed at the success of their manifold undertaking. Two years later they began to fear that vaulting confi dence had o'erreached Itself, and. upon the downfall of the Barings, this fact burst Into the realization of every bourse of Europe. Then, simultaneously, the owners of that money undertook to ex trlcate themselves from their Infinite complications, and, alarmed at each other's movements, hurried Into a blind and brutal struggle to undo all they had done and get back their money. In that stampede they destroyed thousands of properties which they themselves owned. At last they have that money back Into their clutch, locked up In their own vaults, and have no use for It The In vestors of England, enolrcled by fear of their own creation, have confined them selves to the few- securities which are founded In the narrow limits of their Island, until quotations for those securi ties are literally beyond the reach of reason. When men are quivering with fear they ding to the securities which grow- up among their own homes. As sensations are now subsiding, and the shudderlngs grow more quiet, they are cautiously buying American railway bonds: but the consols of this republic are l.'nited States government bonds, as St. Paul and Northwest shares are the consols of our wonderful Northwest country. These securities will now ad vance, even as British consols have art vanced, and, when the new owners there of realize this, they will turn with larger courage to other Amerlean properties, until finally the Idle money of Europe will again run riot in every department of American enterprise. Thus a new monetary movement is in motion, and the financial world is "lowly swinging the other way. The outward movement of money from the vaults of Europe Is dally gathering momentum, and will ex tend with widening Influence unill Its Irresistible outflow has reaeherl all the sestttered values of the world. When the Inward flow of money set In a few years ago from remote regions of enter prise Into the vaults of Europe every private fortune was withered, and all corporations with Interests entangled fn the general current were foreed to yield. Now the benefleent return movement of money outward again from the grip or European distrust will create an expan sion of values In every deartment of human endeavor. The expanding tend ency of Wall street securities may often hesitate, and sometimes rest In moderate reactions, but It will never stop until this outward money movement has cul minated. ACTIVE EXERCISE and good food In plenty, tends to make children healthy. If children suffer, however, from Scrofulous, Skin or Hralo Iuseases If their blood Is Impure nnd pimples or bolls appear, they should be given the rU-nt m-dleine. Dr. ll. rca'a Oolden Medical Discovery brings about the best bodily condition. It purifies the blood and renders the llvei active us wsll ns builds up health i;nd strength. Puny, pale, weak children get a lasting benefit and "a good start" from the use of the "Discovery." It puts on whole some flesh, nnd does not natL-aate and offend the stonmeh like the various preparations of cod liver oil. Once used, it is always in favor. Dr. Pierce's PelJ.-ts cure constipation, headaches. Indigestion, dyMiep-Ui. One dofce. Sold by ail dealers. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. TWO I.IVES SAVED Mrs. Ph.vhe Thomas, of Junction t'lty. Ill . u told by her do-tors she had Consumption and that then- was no no for her. but two bottle Pr King's New Discovery completely cured her, and she says It saved her life. Mr. Thomas K gers, 139 Florida street. San Francisco, suffered from a dreadful cold, approach ing Consumption, tried without lesult everything else, then bouchl one bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery nnd In two week was cured. He Is naturally thankful. It Is such results, of which these rae sample, that prove the won derful efficacy of this medicine In Cough and Colds. Free trial lottlo at Chas. Rogers' Drug Store. Regular sit- 50 cents and ti lt). ON BROADWW. Yonkers Oazetote. Stranger (who haa hen trying for half an hour to stop a cable carl What's the matter with these cars, anvwa? Don't I hey ever stop? Citizen Oh. ves, occasionally, but you see they have to economize on time now and then, so that th may h.ne some to spare for their daily blockades. A srUl'lUSINil DISiMVK'HV. Cleveland Post. Mrs. Lake Front I felt so blue es,r d.iy that I t.k down the family Bible ami thought perhaps I would find some thing that would attract m mind from that horrid duotve suit. Mrs Jaekson Park And did you Mrs. luike Front Yes, I found uve of niy marriage records that I had fjt got ten all about. A BliKSHT rWBl.K RAOl.R D a pie isant obb't to contemplate, par ticularly It one h.tp:ens lo be 1st pro prietor But the hue of that Justly . csteetred coin Is not pro oeatlx e of ad miration wher. visible In one's complex ion. This indication of biliousness, as well as dlsoitv'ort III the vb Itiltv of the liver, fur upon the tongue, sick head ache, sourness of the tuvath. nausea, constipation nrd dysp.-psla tire spee.ttlv remediable with Hie never falling aid of Hosteller' Stomach Bitter, the f!net alterative, carminative and corrective In existence. A a preventive an.i remedy 1 for malarial complaints It I slso thor ouuhly reliable. Tiny whose sedentary pursuits tend to Impair the active dis charge of n-'tle digestion and bllloti secretion never seexs its help In vain. It Is a capital appetiser nnd promoter ot nerve quietude. Much Nee. led ' I am glad to e one ihlng has been brought lo the attention of concress." said Ihe nem who Is per petually Indignant. "What do .-u mean"' "The ne.vn-dty for a uniers.il standard of w.-U-hts and measures What we want rK-ht away Is some scheme that will make ptty pound of its weigh Jut as murh In July as ft .le In April " Washington Star OLD PEOPLE. Old people who require medl. lne to reg ulate the bowels and kidneys will find the true remedy In Electric Bitters. This medicine does not stimulate and con tains no whisky or other Intoxicant, but acts as a tonic and alternative. It nets mildly on the stomach and bowels, add ing strength and giving tone to the or gans, thereby aiding nature In the per formance of the functions. Electric Bitters Is an excellent appetizer und aids digestion. Old people find It Just exactly what they need. Price 50 cents per bot tle at Chas. Rogers' Drug Slots Tak a dose 'of DeWlit s Liti s Parly Risers Just for the g.wd they will do you. These little Bills are good for In digestion, good for headache, go, si for liver complaint, good for constipation. They are good. Chas. Roger During some private theatricals at the Saxon court recently the Crown Princess Frederick took the part of a maid serv ant. The extremely renllstlc way In which she portrayed a vulgar young woman moistening and iollshlng a leather shoe brought her a reproof from the king himself, who said: "We are among ourselves It Is true: but even then a royal princess ought not to pluy so exactly the manners of a maid " BUCKLEN S ARMC.V SALVK. The best salve In the world for Cuts, Bruise. Sores, fleers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sons. Tetter, Chapped 1 1 anils. Chilblains. Corns, nnd All Skin Krup tlon.,, and positive cur.; for Piles, or no pay required. It Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price, 2S cents per box. For sale by Chas. Rogers, Odd Fellows' building. Mrs. Elizabeth Ludlow, the mother of the well-known New Y'orker, Robert Center, who was killed while rifling a bicycle on the Western boulevard In New York some months ago. has given his entire estate, valued at tlW.Onu. to endow In hi memory a fund for Instruc tion In music at Columbia college. Mure Kcpartt-e You can't keep n goo, man down." said the proverb-loving boarder. "Not." said the typewriter boarder, "not unless he has a seat In the car. Then you can't get him up. Cincinnati Enquirer. Burns re absolutely painless wh-n De Wltf Witch Hazel Salve I promptly applied. Thl rtement I true. A per fect remedy for skin diseases, chapped hands and lips, and never falls to cur' plies. Chas. Rogers. So bt the livery man go weep. The horse undrlven play: For some must walk 'till wheels are cheap So rides the world away! -Cleveland Plain Deal. r. Children Cry for Pltcher'8 Castorla. ROYAL Baking Powder has been awarded highest honors at every world's fair where exhibited. It I announced that the two eldr sons of the German emperor nre to go to school at Plon, In Holsteln, partly as a compliment to the people of Holsteln, and partly because there Is a con venient lake In the grounds. The em peror sets great store upon their being taught to row. Spanish papers nnnouneo the marrl ige of the eldest daughter of (J, neral Mar tine f'ampos. the predecessor of Gen eral Weyler in Cuba, and the Mtrqnts of Cayo del Rey. General Camtos Is now In Germany with bis second daugh ter, who Is extremely III. It Is not a miracle. It won't cure everything, hut It will cur" piles. That' what DeWltt's Witch Hhz.I Salve will do, because It has done It In hundred of case. Chas. Roger. It Is definitely stated lhat Lord Duffer in, the British ambassador to France, will retire from diplomatic life about the middle of July. Pure blood means good health. De Wltt's Sarsaparllla purifies the blood, cures Eruptions, Eczema, Scrofula, and all diseases arising from Impure blood. Chas. Rogers. Manchester Is nhout to erect an eques trian statue to Sir Charles Halle, the musical conductor, who never mounted a horse In his life. When Baby was sick, we gave her Castorla, When she was a Child, she cried for Castorla. When she hncame Miss, she clung to Castorla, When she L lUdren, she ga itticm Out, rut It's Jnst a easy to try On Mlnut Cough Cure as anything else. It's easier to cur a sever cough or cold with It. Let your next purchase for a cough be One Minute Cough Cure. Better medi cine: better result; better try It. Cha. Rogers. Mrs. Anteek-Do you suppose, Eve hail any desire to vote? Mr. Hllmmcr-Rut she couldn't, you know. Miss Antn-k -Why not? Mr. Slimmer She was paired with Adam. Cleveland I'laln Dealer. The Rev. Mr. Wilgus Brother Back slider, I was shocked deeply to see von coming out of a common dt Inking ta look. Think of the example to the young. Brother Backslide- Ves, know, but none of the tlriig stores keep the kind of goods 1 want. Indianapolis Journal. All the patent medicines advertised! In this paper, together Willi the choicest perfumery, and toilet articles etc, can be bought at the lowest prices at J. W. form's drug Hon-, opposite Occidental Hotel. Astoria. We might tell you more about One Minute Cough Cur, but you probably know that it cures a cough. Every on' does who has used It. It Is a perf'-ct remedy for coughs, colda, hoarseness. It Is an especial favorite for children, be ing pleasant to take and quick In curing. Chas. Rogers. The l;.te Lord Ij-lghton took Infinite pnlns with his lectures on art, rewriting one, of them thirteen times. "Dear me," sighed the young bride, "these slang expressions In the papers are so difficult. What Is 'punching the bag?' " "It Is an athletic exercise," ex plained the young husband, with the promptness of a honeymooner. "And Is hitting the pipe' something of the same kind?" Indianapolis Journal. Busy people have no time, and senslbb people have no Inclination to use a slow remedy. One Minute Cough Cure acts promptly and give perman nt benefit. Cha. Roger. , ENGLISH CAPITA;, FOR AMERICAN I INVESTMENTS. I Or. Price's Cream Making Powder Contains no Ammonia or Alum. Building Character. "My lending wom an Is a heartless thing," said the author. "I know." answered the artist, "I have made her Just as narrow-chested as pos sible." There was, however, a limit to the power of the pencil to delineate the invisible. Detroit Tribune. "Does your misfortune make yon blue?" "I really don't know. I arn color blind." Detroit Tribune. DeWItt' Sarsaparllla Is prepar d for cbanslng the blood. It bulltli up and strengthens constitutions Impaired by disease. Chas. Roger. Imiortant lo Americans seeking Eng , Han Cnptlal for now en'."rprlw s. A llsg ; eorLa.in!ng the names and aildreie'a ot a su-ceHfiri promoters who have placed over im.''i.W) Sterling In Foreign in i varment within toe i-xst six yoars, and ; over 18,000.000 for the seven month of j lMifi. I'ric- i or pay i We by postal rd-r to the London and Universal Bu- j reau of Inve.wur. 20, Ore- ip.) .-, London, ! E. C. HubucnbiTW wll be enured, by ar j ratigernee.r with lie direct', r.i to r-ceive I eli-her perron-: or tetters of lntr.l.i-Mln to any of thesr; sii-caW-il promoter. This -Men Is first c'as In every r-srect, I and eveiry man or firm hose name ap I pe.trs therein may b dep. n.ltd upon. I F'tr placing the folbiarin-; it will be J found Invalii-ib.i Bond or Shacs of In ; (lus'j.ria:, Commer -l.il and Flrrinela! con- cerris, Mortg-ige loans, Hale of Um-ls, j I'aitonts or Mine, j Directors: I KIR EltWAPIl C. nojn, I IB IN. WALTKIt :. PKf'YB, j CAIT. ARTl I till riTIFFE. ' Copyright. Job Printing The Astorian invites attention to its Job Printing Department TRY US, NoTIClC OF ASSESSMENT OF DltAIN IN ADA1US ASTORIA. Notice la heieby given that Hie .e. meut nni.io by Onllnun -y- No, W. of the city ot Astoria, continuing Jb-' ik nieiit on Roll No. I. lor the i oustt -iictton of a diaiii in tin. city ot Astiuln. it laid out and rccoided by John Ad dr, com mencing ut a point In block U and hav log us outlet In Thlriy-iblid slivei. U l eon blocks li mikI C, I'l Adair' As tonu, and known i.c I designated "Drainage Dlslrlcl No I," will be due and payable on the IMh l ly of May. I, In 1' S. gold or slKei c. in. -tt lb oltlca of the city treasurer, and It not o paid within or belt re, r.dd limy, the common council will older warrant Issued for the collection of Ihe same The assess ment Is a lollows: M. I . tin A I'. A.lalr, lot i, block 111, Adair's Astoria..- ,IUtl I. i.u.i P. Adair, let . block M, Ad.ilr' Atorl U 41 M..ry I- Adair, lot 11, block . Adair's Astoria 111 Mary L, Adair, lot It, block Adair Astoria U Mary l Adair, lot IS. block U. Adair Astoria Mary I- Adair, lot 1. block . Adair' Astoria Ml Maw I. Adair, lot II, block block block Jl. bleck aidiKk W. bbxk ft. a! Adulr Astoria Mary I- A.lalr. W half lot l, Mock X Ad.ilr' Astoria Mary U A.lalr. lot M. block Adair's Asiorla Mary I- A.lalr. lot SI. Adair's Astoria .... Mary U Adair, lot JU, Adair Astoria Mary I. Adair, lot Adair's Astoria Mary L. Adair, lot Adair' Astoria.. Mary .. Adair, lot Adair's Astortn Mary U Adair, lot 34. block ft. Adutr Astoii Betty Adair Brenham. und one eighth lot S, block I. Adair Astoria Betty Adair Brenham. und nri- eighth lot 7. block K, Adair' Astoria Belly Ad.ilr Brrnham. und one eighth lot t, Ido-k 1, Adulr's Astoria Betty A.lalr Br. nham. und on. tghth bit . block I. Adair Astoria Betty Ad.ilr Brrnham. und one eighth begin at NK corner lot 1. block I", thence S M feel, W It feet. N l feet, K iJ feet, lot block 40, Adair's Astoria . IT 1 1 n Ad ilr Mrndell. und one-.c-hth lot 2. block 1, Adair's Astoria Klli-n Adair Mendell, und one-elk-lith lot 7, b.K-k 1. Adair Astoria Ellen Adair Mended. eighth lot i, block Astoria Ellen Ad.ilr Mendell. eighth, lot , block Astoria Ell.n A.lalr Mendell. eighth ttegln st NK corner lot J, block 40. thence 8 M feet. VV Tt feet. N M fret. K 7S feet. lot 1. Mock 4a. Adair Astoria Kalo Adair Welcher, und on---eighth lot 2. block II Adair's Astoria . Kite Ad.ilr eighth lot Astoria Kite Adair eighth lot Astoria K.ite Ad.ilr ill.ln, iih Astoria Kate Adnlr Welcher, ;. id..k W.lcher. I. block und one. I. Addr'o und on. I, Adulr und one. und one- I. Adair' und one. 1, Shlvely' Welcher. eighth liegin at NK corner lot S. bloc k 40. thence S Nl feet. W ;t feel. N feet, E 75 feet, lot I, block 4ii. Adair i Astoria Mury Adulr Jordan, und one eighth lot 2, block K Adair's Astoria Mary Adair Jordan, eighth lot 7, block Astoria Mary Adair Jordan, eighth lot i. block Astoria. Mary Adair Jordan, und one eighth lot , block 1, Hhlvely' Astoria Mary Adair Jordan, und one eighth liegln at NK corner lot S, block 40. th.-nee H M feet. W 76 feet. N M feet, K 75 feet, lot I, block 40, Adair Astoria Mary R. Adair. und one eighth lot 2. block , Adair' Astoria. Mary It. eighth lot Astoria Mary R. eighth lot Astoria Mary It. eighth lot Astoria Mary R. Ad.ilr, und one eighth la-gin at NK Corner lot J. block 40. thence S M feet, W 7!i feet. N CI feet, E 75 fort, lot t, block 40. Adair's Astoria Laura. Adair Barker, und three, eighths lot 2, block 11. Adair's Astoria I.nurn Adnlr Barker, eighths lot 7, block Aslorla. Laura Adair Burlier, eighths lot ',, Mock Aiitorla Laura Adair Barker, Adair, 7. block Adair. 5, block Adair, . block und ons ltt. Adair's urd on... 1. Shlvely' und on 1, Hhlvely' nnd throe 11. Adair's und throe. I, Shindy's und three. block 1, Hhlvely'i lot , block block 41. lot H9, IkIiIIih lot Astoria . Laura Adair Barker, und three eighths begin at NE corner lot J, block 40: thence H M feet, W 76 feet. N IV, fe.-t, R 7K feel, block 40, Adair's Astoria.. A. Booth Packing Co.. lot fj, 171. Hhlvely' Astoria A. Booth Packing Co.. lot 2, S. Hhlvely' Astoria Victor Anderson, lot J, block I, Hhlvely' Astoria Tlriu Amundsen, lot 4, block 41, A'lalr's Astoria Tina Amundsen, lot 8, block Adair's Astoria Astoria Savings Bank, trustee, Zi, block rs, Ad.ilr' Astoria..., Isaac Bergman, lot 12, block Hhlvely' Astoria Rudolph Barth, lot 4, block 1, Adair' Astoria Hiram Brown, lot I, block 17, Adair's Astoria Illrarn Brown, E half lot 3, block 17, Adair's Astoria Illrarn Brown, bit Adair's Astoria Minim Brown, lot Adair's Astoria Hiram Brown, lot Adair's Astoria Minim Brown, lot Adair's Astoria Hiram Brown, lot 8, block Adair 's Astoria Illrarn Brown, lot t, block M, Adair's Astoria Illrnrri Brown, lot 4, block M, Adair's Astoria Illrarn Brown, lot 1, Adair's Astoria Hiram Brown, lot 2, 4, I, block 17, block 4, block li. block t 41 t U I It I 11 I li I 16 I 11 I Id I U t V I M i a i a Adair's Astoria Illram Brown, lot t, block 1, Adair's Astoii.. Illnun Brown, lot 4, block 07, Adulr's Astoria liltam Brown, lot 6, block Hi, Adair's Astoria 1 1 Ira in Brown, lol i, block Adair's Astoria, Illram Brown, lol 7, block 117, Adulr's Asloila Illram Brown, lot , block tit, Adair' Astoria I .a ura Adnlr Barker, lol t, block IT, Adair Astoria I led Baikor, lol 4, block 9 Adair' Astoria , Katlicrlne C. Bllssutt, lot 4, block S, Adair' Asiorla Betlna Norwegian Evangelical Lu theran Church. N flu feet of 10 half lot 1. block IX, Adair As toria D. W. Bush, lot I, block 41. Adulr's Astoria D. W. Bush, lot Adair' Astoria..,. D. W. Bush, lot Adair Astoria ... Alice M. Bush, lot Adair' Aslorl Jacob llossart, lol 1&, Adair's Asiorla .... Jacob Bossarl. lot Adair's Asiorla... A Bruiibold, lot Adair's Astoria... A. Briiuhold, lot Adair's Astoria. Cryos Cnrruihers, lot I block 17. Adair's Astoria Cyrus Carruthers, lot 7, block 17, Adulr Astoria .. ., Frustum I'aserogolla. N half lot . block 3. Adulr' Astoria . . Nellie ll Charlston, und half tot T, block 51, Adulr Astoria I'. II Cooper, lot I. block ', Adulr's Anuria C. II. Cooper, lot I. block tO, Adair's Astoria C II. CiHer, lot 10, block . t. Adulr's Astoria C. II CiHwr. lot It, Mock ). Ad.ilr Astoria C. II Co.ler. lot It block l, I Adulr Aslorl John Chttwood, und quarter lol 1, Muck l. Adair Astoria I Ituth A Cornelius, und half lot V block "3. A.lalr' Astoria I II P. Dr-innait, und half lot I, block (I. Adair's Astoria I II P. Drenuan. lot t, block 41. Adair's Astoria j D A lionelson. und half lol 7. I td.h'k M A.l,,lr' Asl.irl J II Duncan, lot I, block ill, Adair's Astoria 44 It 44 It 4(1 It 31 M U tt 91 nt 34 t U 41 el 41 M 41 block 41, Mock" 41. block 41. block " 'in! 14, Mock M, Jl. block '. JJ, Mock i, lot t block M. Mock t H. block to! lol , block IT. lol 11. block ur.d une. I. Adulr' und on- 1, Adair' und one- Welcher. und orte. . block 14. Adair' block ft7, block in! 1 64 171 tM 1 I B I U s n (M 1 S 1 : M T7 tM 1 tt i a 1 M S TT U 1 25 1 a 2 64 17 :i 11 r.s S 76 176 7 IS 40 It 62 41 10 00 12 12 12 12 I 16 10 00 41 16 44 16 23 OS 4 16 ri 41 62 41 41 15 40 15 48 15 48 16 48 15 ft. blmk ''. block U, J II. Duncan, Adair's Astoria Samuel l-.hnore. Adair's Astoria ... Samuel Elmore, lot Adair' Astoria Samuel Elmore, lot 17, block 40, Adair s Astoria j Samuel Klmore, tot St, block M, Adair's Astoria Alex :ilt.rl. lot block I, Adair Asiorla Annie t Uteris, lot J, block 17, 1 Adair Astoria f Anms listens. it i Adair' Astoria . . j Catherine Goodman, 41, Adair's Astoria P. J. Goodman, lot II. block 41. I Adair's Astoria ! Anna Maria Gramme, lot 9, block . Adair's Astoria Ann Maria ilratnnia, lot a), block W, Adair Astoria Helen r ilrnhum, lot I. block t Adair' Astoria Helen V ilrahain, lot t block 4s. Adair' Astoria Winifred C llesirge. lol 7. block I. Shlvely' Astoria Mary C Holme, lot T, block 17, Adair' Aslorl M.iry r Holmes, lot , block 17, Adair's Astoria Thomas A llyland. lot t, block H. Adair' Astoria Eric lluuk.. lot (, bl.sk II, Adair Astoria Eric llouke, lot 7, block II. Adair Asiorla V A lllll. lot t, bio.- Ji, Adair Astoria y A Hill, lol 7. block n. Adair Asiorla Ale.-k Iverson. lot 11. block Adulr' Astoria . Aleck Iverson, lot 13, Adair' Astoria Junto Jackson, lot t. Adulr's Astoria James Jackson, lot 4. block t Adair's AslorV. Louisa Jonunsen, lol o, hha'k 11', ShBely s Astoria John Kopp. lot 1. block 12, Adulr' Asiorla Christina A., Alfred, Josephine and Prank P. l-rlnenwcher. heir of Prank llurnwolier, lot t, Mia-k Adulr' Astoria t'hrlsilna A Alfred, Josephine nnd Frank P. Inenwener, heir of Prank Ilnenweher, lot 8, blm k 6. Adulr's Aslorl Christina A. larinenweticr, block la. Adulr's Astoria Chrtstlna A. llnenwelHr, block !, Adulr's Astoria. Christina A. Ilnenweber, block is. Adair's Astoria Christina A la-lnrnwotier, lot I block r.i, Adulr's Astoria ... August Ijirson, N half lot 1, block . Adair's Astoria John Kopp, lot t block 42, Adair Astoria Mury J. Kyle, tut 4, block 42, Adulr' Astoria Mary J. Kyle, lot t, block 42. Adulr's Asiorla. Mrs. stitin Kopp, lot 4, block 41, Adulr's Astoria P. N. Krnrnev, und half lot 1, hlork 01, Adair's Astoria James P, Kearney, lot t block 61, Adair's Asiorla Prank J. Carney, mid half lol 7, block CI, Adulr s Astoria Mury A. ("earns, und half lot 7. block 01, Adair's Astoria Mary II. Lelneiiweber, W half lot 5. block 17. Adair's Aatori i Christina A., Alfred (!., Josephotin and l-'rank P. Lelnenweber, heirs of Prank Lelnetiweber, lot 7, block S Adulr's Aatorla Christina A., Alfred (1., Jure phono nnd l-'rank P. Li Inenwnbi r, belts of Prank Lelnenweber, lot H, bio' k Adair's Astoria L, Ix-lieek and (dive Wltiion, .1, block I, Shlvely s Asiorla L. Lcbeck nnd Ollvn Wlnton, 4, block I, Hhlvely' Asiorla L. I.clicck nnd olive Wlnton, lot 9, block I, Hhlvol)' Astorli L. Lebcck und Olive. Wliiloti, lot 10 M 13 a 11 u u a II D 10 M 10 M 10 M 10 al 44 II a ii m ro M 98 10 M 10 M IK M i M 10 M 11 It l 10 II 10 i II a :o na 10 M id m urn 10 M 10 (a 41 II U 41 U 41 11 t) it a 10 l M 11 41 41 ID M ii a 44 It U 41 ii a ii t ; bt x I" 14 I 41 t 4 10 st b M I" '0 U 41 i 10, block I, Hhlvoly' Astoria I Ot Nli boluli Muluguiub. W half and H is) lie I uC I', half lol t block W, Adiili" Asloila llev. II. U. Mom, lol t block 40, Adair Asloila W " llev. B. W, Mollis, H 4 lilt lot I, Mm k la. Ad, ill's As. olla P Ml llev. II. VY. Mollis, lol a, bliu k 4". Ad. ill's Asloila 4l II llev. 11. W. Mollis, lol 4, block 4U, Adult s Asloila 40 14 II. v, II. W Munis, lol T block ID, Ad.ili Asloila 4il II ll. v, B. . Mollis, lot I, block ill, Adult's Asloila 44 II Rev. II. tt. Mollis, lol t block U4. Adall Asloila It.iv. ll. tt. Mollis, lot 4, block U, Adulr Asloila llev, II. tt. Muni, lol I, blo, k 40, Adall Asloila Mm k ic, block ". ft, Mock II, , block If, . .o. k , la, blo, k a. block , block . 7, block , t, block u. ' l!" block 41 t blmk , block , Mock lis, 'blocV 'j4. b'lrd Milliseli, lot Adall s Asim la A. M.l'lmilsu, lot Adulr Aslullu A. Mcl'hailan, lot II, block W, A.lalr Asloila llrolge Nvlsoll, lot Adair's Aslorl ... ileorg Nelson, lot Adulr's Asiorla Christ Nass, lot Adair's Asiorla tin 1st Nu. lol Adair Astoria Theresa ullileii, lol Adulr Asloila Theresa O'Bllell, lot Adulr's Astoi la Mm aid O' Connor, lot I, Idoek 41. Adair' Astoria l.dsaid u'Coiiiiiir. lot I. block 41, Adair's Astoria Ldwatd ii'Coiiiior, lot 1, block II, Adair's Asiorla Andrew 1'lsell, lot Adair Asloila Andrew Olson, lot Adulr Aslorl J li Palmer, lut Adulr Asloila . . . Anna M. Pope, lot Adair' Aslorl - Ella Pope, lot 4, block 00, Adair' Astoria , Prunk I'm Inn. Irusiee, lol XI, blm k i, Adair's Astoria frank l allon, trustee, lot 14, block to. Adulr's Astoria J. II. Palmer, lot Adair' Astoria W. tt'. Parser, lut MliUelr'l Astoria ., tt' tt . Parksr. lol Sbltrly Aslorl ..... ., Join. I. II Parker, lol li, Mark I4f. Shlvely' Asiorla Marr J ltrle, lut i. block 48, Adair Aatorla Sarah I Sherman, lot (. block Adulr s Astoria MuIk-i I. Nullivan. half lot L Mock . Adair' Asiorla N. Mlmottsen. lot U. blmk 41, Adair Astoria ... .- N Himonson. lut K block 41. Adair Astoii O. S.ner, lol U block 41. Adair Astoria O Hoiey, lol II. blocks 41, Adair Asiorla ... . Benson Sabine, lot 7, blmk 41. Adair's Astoria . . Ellsalwth Heafeldt. lol II, Murk 4l. Ailalr Aslorl K'lllalvlh Seafeldl, lol 33, blo. k 41. Adair's Asiorla Mary A Schroder K half lot Is. Mm k . A.lslr's Astoria W T Schotneld. und half lot t tdm k i Adair Astoria W T Scholneld and K. Iluukc, frnc lot I. blmk I. Hhlvely As toria . V T Hohulnrld ami K. llouke. lot I. block I. Hhlvely Asiorla . John Srlnrsa, In) t. Mock . Adair Aatorla John H. Itie.S. o 4, block ft. Adair' Astoria . peter NuBir. H half lol K ld.s k . k Adair's Aslorl . , Jacoli I t linger, lot 4, bl.s k 14, I Adair' Astoria . Die II Vlge. lot ID. block S. Adair ; ! Ole lVlge, lot 22. Id.s k 90. Adair Asi.ifia ' Chas 'Irerschruren, W half lot I. blm-k 01. Adair's Astoria Nicholas Wistirr. lot IJ, block 41. Adair' Asiorla Adair's Astoria Adulr's Astoria lot iu't , block II. I. Mock 00. . blm k . blmk 41. block II, blmk 41, block 41, tdmk U Mmk 41. block 41, block u! blmk til. lot I. lot lot 44 II 44 II 44 II U 41 10 I 14 (4 U IM I 41 I II Uil II 41 11H ii n ii n i a i U 41 10 Ml U 41 10 OS 10 Ot 10 ot 18 U4J M IIH 11 n it u it n u a i 10 M a m m IM 10 M 10 H 10 M M10 U WOO 10 H i a it n U B 10 M Adair's Asiorla 10 M llcorge Watson, lot Ad.ilr's Asiorla (leorgv Watson, lot 14, Adulr's Astoria . . . . . Mun-us Wise, bit U. Ad.ilr's Astoria a Mureiis Wise, lot 30, Adair' Astoria Marcus Wise, lol 21. 3 08 , Adair's Astoria Marcus Wise, lot tl, A.lalr Aslorl , Marcus Wise, lot 2f tl 08 Adulr' Asiorla 1 Marcus Wise, lol f8, ' 23 01 Adulr' Astoria Mury Wilson, lot 1, 44 It Adulr' Astoria 1 tt'ultcr, .Mamie, Annie, Oracle and 4 11 Wllllsm Wilson, heir of William Wilson, lot 2. l lmk fin, Adair 23 08 Astoria t Ole. tt'lllbefn, lot 14, block 00, ?8 20 Adulr's Astoria , Caroline ll Wlllberg, lot 23, block t: 41 ' ri. Adair Asiorla . ! Caroline n Mlll..rc, lot 24, block 51 41 j . Adulr' Aatorla. I Charles Wright and H E Harris, '3 41 ' lot 8, block 41, Adulr' Astoria ... I Charles Wright and H E. Harris, 62 41 ! lot 0, block 41, Adair's Astoria ... j Charles W right nnd H. E. Hurrl, 28 20 lot 10, block 11, Adulr' Asiorla .. ' Charles Wrlghl and H E Harris, 62(1 lot 14, block 41, Adulr's Astoria... Charles Wright nnd H. E. Harris, 23 10 i bit III. block 41, Adulr's Asiorla . Charles Wright and H E Harris, 21 III lot 2U, block 41, Adulr's Astoria... ' Charles Wright and H. E. Harris, 2.1(6' lot 21, block 41. Adali's Asloila... Charles Wrlghl and H E. Harris. I lot 27, blm-k 41, Adair's Asiorla... Charles Wright ami H K. Harris, 6: 41 lol St. block 41. Adair's Asloila. . Charles Wrlghl nnd H. E. Harris, lot , block 41, Adair Astoria.. . ! Charles Wright and H. E. Hauls, 6-' 41 I it 30, block 41, Adair Aslnrlu... , Charles Wright and H. E. Harris. 10 (XI lot 31, block 41. Adair's Astoria... lot .:, Mock 41, Adnlr' Astoria... 10(0 Charles Wright and S. II. Harris. I I'ateil Aatorla, or, April 23. 'ul II- E. NELHON, Auditor and Pollen Judge. ii n 13 a i 10 88" 10 M 10 88 10 h8 10 88 10 88 10 H 10 88 0 M 10 M i: si 11 u 12 12 12 U ii n ii n 11 u 13 U 12 12 12 12 12 32 11 81 12 II aumr mhsi-.o & WW ftOfAT VVV V? VVV W?SV r). I , Cnnsr 4 t c s llrnrikWiie ituisiklsl - Z1 v 1 II 1 "V- i