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Ws or unalterably opposed to any
scheme that will give to this country a
depreciated or debased currency. We fa
vor the us of stiver as currency, but to
the extent only and under such restric
tions that lu parity with gold can be
saalntalned. Wisconsin Republican con
vection. "A year ago. In Thomasville, Oa., Major
McKlnley, when offered the delegates ot
three Southern states If he would de
clare for free sliver, said. In the presence
a the editor of this Journal: 'it the
Republican platform declares (or lrve
coinage, 1 will not be a candidate. I
would not run on a five silver plat
form." -Chicago Times-Herald.
TH ISSVK AS LAID DOWN BY EMI
NENT AUTHORITY.
There as something in the attitude cf
some of our leading public men which
comtses a better tone in public life.
The old-fashioned Idea Uiat principles
were of the nrst consequence ic poll IK s
la again coming to the front. :.'ot long
since Mr. Carlisle, in a Utter allien the
Democratic party might well take as a
text book, declared that the platform
and not the candidate was that by which
the party was to lice or die. A plain
declaration for the gold standard was
and Is, he said, the best chance of salva
tion, or which in the minds of so many
men comes to the same thing--of suc
cess at the polls.
glnce theu ex-President Harrison Is
quoted as saying to the Republicans of
Indiana that not tariff but currency Is
and must be the chief Issue in the corn
sag presidential contest. The party. In
sis opinion, cannot be too conservative
n the tariff question, nor too radical
on the money question. In other words,
the restoration of our protective tariff
as important as it may be that our
prostrate Industries should be revived
is uuder present condltons a minor bwue
compared with the importance of the
restoration of public ind private credit,
and Mr. Harrison advices the St Louis
convention to declare positively for the
maintenance of the present gold stand
ard and to nail that as the lirst flag to
Its mast.
And now comes Chaunccy M. Depew
and supports with emphasi Mr. Harri
son's position. Tiie agricultural, manu
facturing, mercantile and wage-enrntr.g
tattrest have, he truly says, an oppor
tunity to put thin country once for ill
on a permanent gold bams. The
party which fails to see that this
la the true issue and to take its stans?
on a gold platform will light a losing
battle. That is the testimony of a man
at the bead of a great railroad and In
other ways closely connect with great
business Interests. Hd Is also a Repub
lican leader and politician, and that
makes It the more significant Repub
lican or Democrat matters not what
matters is a sound financial policy, and
the party which wins the greatest con
fidence of the country on this Issue is
sure to elect the next president.
PROSPERITY'S ADVANCE AGENT.
In a little more than a month from now
the great national Republican party,
through Its representatives in national
convention, will have chosen Its stand
ard bearers for president and vice-president.
The gathering at St. Louis on June
It, will be the most memorable of Its
kind, perhapB, In the history of the Re
publican party, on account of the sharp
rivalry between the aspirants for the
presidential nomination, at a time when
It is conceded on all hands that the Re
publican party is ugaln about to return to
the control of national affairs.
Towering In magnificent brilliancy
among the splendid galaxy o( aspirants
for the presidency, Is that brilliant or
ator, that renowned statesman, diplomat,
soldier and great advocate of protection
to American Industries and American la-bor-Hon.
William McKlnley, of Ohio.
Hla protective principles and policies
alone have Invited the admiration of the
Industrial world; they have long been
the admiration o( our greatest orators,
statesmen and the press.
As an evidence of how highly his Idea
has been followed by the great leaders
of the party. Senator Quay, when the
Wilson bill was under consideration In
the Fifty-third congress, threatened to
offer the McKlnley bill as an amendment
to that measure. The great significance
of that threat goes without comment.
The reason is plain. There has been
scarcely a day since the sitting of the
present congress In which the name ol
McKlnley has not been uroudly referred
to In the debates, either on the floor ot
the house or senate.
How to best protect American Indus
tries and American labor, and how to
make our country the most prosperous
of the Industrial nations of the earth, uni
its people the most contented and happy,
has been .McKInley's chief life study,
which pre-eminently fits him for the
presidency. He Is a true patriot In the
roadest sense of that term, and the
ami is equally true of him as an Amer
ican and statesman. A vote for Mc
Klnley at St. Louis means vote for
the very best Interest of our country. It
will mean an Increase of American In
dustries, an Incrvns of work and .igve
for American worklngmen. It will be a
vote (or all for which the Republican
party stands.
A storm of popular disapproval of the
16 to 1 silver contention Wing Imminent,
the politicians In both parties are mak
ing preparations to conic In out of the
wiet. Senator Woleott has led off and de
clared his Intention to supinvrt the St.
l.ouls candidate whoever he may be. and
the platform, whatever tt may be. Gov
ernor McConn.dl, of Idaho, has t.ik?n
substantially the s.ime itround. and has
expressed himself as not at all In accord
with the extreme Mews of Senator Du
bois. So, too, with Senator Shoup, of the
same state, who, while declaring himself
"loyal to silver," Is not willing to sacri
fice all other Issues to It. As the dnys
go by and the Republican slate conven
tions are seen to be wheeling Into line
for hon.st money and the gold standard,
all the leaders of the party are becoming
conscious of a groat lUtht. They kno.v
by long experience that when the people
are aroused on any question It Is their
voice that must be heard, and that the
days of the trimmers are past. They are
hastening, therefore, to bring themselves
Into tine with the popular command.
THE HAWTHORN TREE.
At the edge of the hedge Is a hawthorn
tree.
And Its blossoms are sweet as sweet
can be.
And the bees are humming there all the
day.
And these are the words that I heard
them say:
Sweet, sweet Is the hawthorn tree!
All the hrwsee, ths.1 breathe o'er I hose
blossoms rare
A burden of perfume happily bear:
tAnd the songsters revel there all day
long.
And these are the words of their merry
song:
Sweet, sweet Is the hawthorn tree!
And a maid and her lover wander by
As the twilight glories fade and die:
And they pause 'neatb the fragrant
boughs to rest.
And above them sways the robin's nest:
Sweet, sweet is the hawthorn tree!
We. too. they whisper, shall soon build
a home
'Neath the axure arch ot the infinite
dome:
And we. all the day, shall lng like the
birds.
Rut with deeper meaning in music and
words:
Swe't. sweet is the hawthorn tree!
Nathan Haskell Dole.
AN OLD RHYME RESET.
"Afflictions sore long time she bore
Physicians were In vain."
At last one day a frle id did say.
"You'd soon be well aain."
if you would take, as I did. Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription, for that Is the
cure for all the Decullar ailments ot
women. It Is a safe, simple and sure
remedy. It txmishes those distressing
maladies that make woman life a bur
den, curing all painful irregularities.
uterine disorders, inflammations and
ulcerations, prolapsus and kindred weak
nesses. As t nervine It cures nervous
exhaurtion, prostration, debility, relieves
mental anxiety and hypochondria and
Induces refreshing sleep. She took the
advice and Is well. "Favorte Prescrip
tion" Is the only remedy for the delicate
derangements and weaknesses of females,
sold by druggls's. A pamphlet free.
Address World's Dispensary Medical As
sociation. Buffalo, N. Y.
Asthma cured, by lewly discovered
treatment. For pamphlet, testimonials
and references, address World's Dispen
sary Medical Association, "tuffalo, N. Y.
AN EXTRA STRAIN.
Detroit Free Press.
"You couldn't give me a llfle assistance
today, ccul'l you?" said a hedrasruled
looking woman with an aid shawl over
her head, and whose face was not an
unfamiliar one at the 3ffl:e of the Help
ing Hand Society.
"State your case."
"Well, we're ire-ilful por. an' times
Is hard, an" you know there's nine In
the family. My ole man don't hav
stlddy work, an' we're out o' coal an'
flour an' kerrysene, an' the rent comes
due tomorrom. We don't have but four
dollars a week regular Income, an' this
week we're under an exrray strain."
"Indeed! How Is that?"
"Well, you see It's the week o' the
Meat Market Clerks' ball, an' our Lily
May has had an Invite, an' she's got to
have a pair o' white kid slippers an' a
bunch o' flowers to wear, an' you know
well e-s I do that there won't be much
o" them four dollars left aftr Lily May's
all rigged out proper."
A DISASTROUS FAILURE.
Financial convulsions which disturb
the equilibrium of the business world
are productive of far less mischief than
the failure of the kidneys to perform
the office assigned them by nature.
When these organs oecome Inactive the
circulation acquires Impurities which
bring on dropsy, diabetes, Tirlsht's dis
ease, gravel, catarrh of the bladder and
other maladies. To Impart to the kid
neys and Madder a healthy Impetus,
very different from the excitement pro
duced by an unmedlcateil alcoholic stim
ulant, use Hosteller's Stomach Hitters,
the finest diuretic In existence. This ex
cellent remedy for Inactivity of the kld
neyB Is also of the irre.itest service In
malarial, dyspeptl", billons and rheu
matic troubles, and has rclveil the un
qualified sanction of eminent physicians.
The nervous, the elderly and Infirm and
convalescents derive unspeakable benefit
from Its use. L'se It with oerylstenee
and at fixed Intervals, and anticipate
with confluence the happiest results.
THE TRAMP'S WAR. VINO.
Tall Woman flr.dlirnantly) What brings
you here again? Didn't I refuse to Rive
you food o;ly a few moments r.go?
Tramp Yes, mum: but 1 comes back, I
do, tur warn yew mum, thet yew hev
got ennermlea, downright ennermles,
mum. 1 stopped at de nex' house an'
tol' 'em w'ot an excellent cook yew wnz,
mum, an' de wummun, one not altosred
der pleasln' tew me fastidious eye, says
ex how yew couldn't cook fit fur ,iigs,
an' wld dat she ornrrht me on a big
feed, she did. mum.
Tall Woman She raid that, did she?
The hussey! You wait a minute, and
I'll show you whether I can cook as
well as she can or not!
Ten minutes later the tramp hobbled
away to Join his par i, earylrg the broad
est smile and the finest round of rations
he had had for many days.
The Shakers have mule a discovery
which Is destined to accomplish much
good. Realizing that three-fourths of all
our sufferings arise from stomach
troubles, that the country is literally
filled with people who :annot cat and
digest food, without subcuently suffer
ing pain and distress, and that many
are starving, wasting to mere skeletons,
because their food does them no pood,
they have devoted much study and
thought to the subject, nnd the result Is
this discovery, of their iJlesi'.ve Cordial.
A little book can be oh'.ained from your
druxglst that will point out the way of
relief at once. An Investigation will
cost nothing and will result In much
good.
Children nil hate to take Castor Oil,
but not LAXOL, which Is palatable.
met
BLACKWKLk't DURHAM
To ALL
Merchants
Who Heti
in
BLACKWELL'S DURHAM
TOBACCO COMPANY.
If ysa fcava say SttfkaNy la prxsrlsg yr
smss tmt ttt this Mtkss sad 4 II with
yswr snlsr ts ysar wfcjlsisls ttt ttt.
Homely Uid-0, I guess you ran till
the plucr. My husUiml Is an rnsy man
to suit. New Cook (looking Intently at
her Yes, mum. I readily twllev It.
Homely Uuly no hcracUV-Siramir. she
takes that for granted, but probably she
knows a superior woman Ilka myself
woulibi't marry a cr.ink.-Nrw York
Weekly.
THS IKAL I'ANACKA.
James I. Francis. Alderman. CJilcago,
says: "I regard Pr. King's New
covery as an Ideal I'ana.-ea for Coughs,
CoMs ami I.ung Complaints, having used
It In my family for the lust the years, to
the exclusion of physician's prescriptions
or other preparations."
Rev. John llurgus, Keokuk. Iowa,
writes: "I have been a minister of ths
Methodist Episcopal church for .' years
or more, and havo never found onythlng
so bencllclal or that gave me such speedy
relief as Pr. King's New Plscovery."
Try this Ideal Cough Remedy now. Trial
bottles fre at Chaa. Rogers' Prug Store.
Letters of Beethoven and Ooelhe which
were sold at auctbm In Frankfort a tea
days ago among the effects of the lirtn
tano family brought unusually high
prices. Twelve lett-rs of the compos, r
were sold to the officer of the Hothoveu I
llaus. In Konn. for IXi murks, almost !
1, ami twenty-one letter of the pwi 1
brought 4,71 marks, or about ll.. J
ROYAL Baking Powder
has been awarded highest
honors at every world's fair
where exhibited.
' There Is golrg to be a gn at deal of
blood shed before long." mild the Centn'l
American oNirvr. "Yes." was the reply.
"We may as well prepare for It. The
mosquito season Is almost at hand."
Washington Star.
Ws might tell you mors about On
Minute Cough Curt, but you probably
know that It cures a cough. Every on 1
does who has used It It Is a perfect
remedy for coughs, colds, hoarseness. It
Is an especial favorite for children, be- 1
lnsr nleasant to take and oulrk In eurlnv. !
Chas. Rogers.
It Is announced that the two eldir
sons of the German emperor are to go to
school at Plon. In Holsfcln. iwirtlv us a :
compliment to the people of llolstcln and
piruy tveause there Is a convenient
nl. nt
lake In the grounds. The emperor sets j
gre.it store upon their being taught to 1
row.
It's Just as easy to try One Minute i
Cough Cure as anything else. It's raster j
to cure a sever cough or cold with It ,
Let your next purchase for a cough be ;
One Minute Cough Cure. Better medl- ,
cine: better result; better try lu Cha
Rogers.
General Flcxhugh Lee. who was recent
ly appoltend consul gnral at Havana,
Cuba, will sail for his post next week.
He subscribed to the oath of office be- ;
for I'nited States Commissioner Thomas i
S. Atkins at Richmond, Va., the other 1
day. . ,
It Is not a miracle. It won't cure
everything, but It will cur piles. That's
what DeWitt's Witch Hasel Salve will
do, because It has don It In hundreds
of cases. Chaa. Roger.
Mrs. Gabble Baby seems 10 lie awfully
slow In learning to talk. Mrs. Gabble's
Husband Have you ever given him a
chance to try? Indianapolis Journul.
Or. Price's Cream Baking Powder
Contains no Ammonia or Alas.
Dolllc Uo you believe that man Is
made of dust? Cholie He hns to be
to get any notice from you.-Detroit
Free Press.
Take a dose of DeWitt's Little Early
Risers Just for the good they will do
you. These little Pills are good for In
digestion, good for headache, good for
liver complaint good for constipation.
They are rood. Chaa. Rogers.
"Wouldn't you think that the milkman
would forget so ninny odd pints and
quarts?" "Probably he chalks tiiem all
up." Detroit Free Press.
DeWitt's Barsaparllla Is prepared for
cleansing the blood. It builds up and
strengthens constitutions Impaired by
disease. Chaa. Rogers.
Acquaintance And does your wealthy
f;aher-ln-law foot nil you hills, count?
Cuunt Shavyernek Well, he ItlcKs nt
'em. Wave.
Busy people have no time, and sensible
people have no Inclination to use a slow
remedy. One Minute Cough Cure act
promptly and gives permanent benefits.
Chaa. Rogers.
"Don't you know It's wrong to fish
here on private grounds?" "Well, sir,
the line must be drawn somewhere."
Yonkers Statesman.
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castorla.
When she was a Child, she crlnd for Castorla,
When she became Miss, she clung to Castorla,
When she L Vbildren, she ga it them Castorla,
She Tell me when you were In the
army were you cool In the hour of dan
ger? lie Cool? Why, I Khivercd!
New York Herald.
Burns are absolutely painless when De
Witt's Witch Hazel Salve Is promptly
applied. This statement Is true. A per
fect remedy for skin diseases, chapped
hands and Hps, and never falls to cure
piles. Chas. Rogers.
Senator Qu;iy preserves tvery scrap of
paper he ricilvcs and a copy of ev-ry
It Iter he write. All these papi.rs are
bled awuy, clasnlllw and Indexed.
A little III, then a little pit. The 111
has gone, the pill has won. DeWitt's
Little Early Kls rs are the little pill that
cure great Ills. Cbas. Rogers.
as
TOIACC0 COMPANY.
luRHAM, N. C
Der 5iri
You art ntitksl to rtctlvo
FREE fro111 your wholes) dealer.
WHITE STAR SOAP
Blackwell's Genuine
Durham Smoking
Tobacco you buy. Oa bar
of soap I'nse with wtch pound,
whether 16 ot., 8 oi., 4 04., or
ox., packatc.
Wo have notified evry wbolo
al dealer la the United SUto
that wo will uply them with soap
toglvo you FREE, Ordararood
uppjy of UENUlNg DURHAM at
once, and Insist on gottlng your
soap. One bar of Soap FREE w'th
each pound you buy. Soap Is
offered for a limited time, so order
to-day. Yours very truly,
Seven collejrea h:,e rtmfrrritl ihe de
ary of l.U l. 01. ti 'n rl r'ran, l A
Walker, president of ihe Massachusi tts
livstitute of Technology
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castorla.
Cecil Rhodes' liuvme as managing dl
rector of the Consolidated Hold Kir Ids
Company last year was more than tl
I l'..tHl.
I
Pur blood means good health. Pe-
Wltt's Barsaparllla purifies the Mood,
cures Eruptions. Kes-tn, Scrofu:. and
all diseases arising from Impure blood,
Chaa Rogers.
FOR
TILLAMOOK
INEHALEAl
AND OTHER COAST POINTS
STEAMERS
R. P. Elmore
W. H. Harrison
....Augusta
... ALL-
OPEN FOR SPECIAL CHARTER
Selling dates t. and tram Tillamook
sad Nchalesa depend upon
the weather.
For Freight and Psssenger
Rates Apply To
; HI Ml I HI- SANK INN til
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A CI 12 sfTM
O. R. A N. CO., Agents. Portland.
E. HcNEIL. Kccetvrr
("iiven Choi'
of fmo Transcontinental
iDUtCH
Via
Spokane
and
St. Paul.
Via
Ogilen.I enV't"
and
Omaha or
n. Pan 1
Pullman and Tourist ir.
Free Raciinlnic Ch.ir ur
Astoria to San" Francisco
Columbia, Thursday April 21
State of California, Tuesday, April 21
Columbia, Sunday, May I
State of California, Friday, May 1
Columbia, Wednesday, May 12.
State of California, Monday, May 18.
Columbia, Saturday, May 23.
State of California, Thursday, May 23.
Astoria and Portlnd Steauinri.
I T. J. POTTER
' Leaves Astoria daily, except Sunday,
at 7 p. m.; leaves Portland dally, except
Sunday, at 7 a. m.
I R. R. TMOM PSO.V,
Leaves Astoria dally, except Sunday at
8:46 a. m., leaves Portland dally, except
Saturday, at 8 p. m.
For rates anO generHt ir r- n.
un or address
O. W. LOUN8UKKRT.
Agent.
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Oer.. Pas AgT
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REPRESENT
A paB;nKr train on the fhlmifo. Mil
wauk'-e and Hi. Paul Railway. No he
tarlna are vestllnl-i, hiafT ly nfiant
i and IlKhted by elc trtrity , Kaf-h Mltf
1 rr&r IVrth haa an Hi-rtrtc rdln lamj.
; Its dining ram are inn 1'-Ht In 'it aciM
j and Ha coaohwi an imlm-t-n on whtei
' This KTfat railway, rrnnrtrfilnif un v
! doea wffh all lrarifrori:ln-ntjil lln m Hi
I I'aul and Omaha, aniirtfj to 'he i t fllia
I public the hf-Ht h'';v)-it known Ti-k i
via Ihe ChicaKO, Miluaukt-e and i nt.
j Jiti 11 way ar on ante ar nil railroad r I r K -
j offl'-PH to any point In th 'rnt-d .i -I
or Canada. For mann, roWcra and othni
1 Information, addr?.
C. J. KI)DY, Onra. Aani.
J. W. CAflttY, Portend. Or
Trav. Pi as and Tkt. Agent,
I Portland. Or
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THY US
NOTICK OF AH8K83MKNT OK Mt.VIN
IN APAlIt ASTORIA. '
Notice Is hereby glen Ilia I the assess
ment mads by Ordinance No. .UU. of the)
city of Astoria, continuing Hi assess,
nienl on Roll No. I, for the construction
of a dialn In the cliy of Aston, as laid
out und recorded by John Adair, com
mencing at a point In block M. und hav
ing Its outlet in Thli iy-lhlrd street, be
tween blocks W and IT, In Ailslr's As
toria, and knon nnd designated as
"lrtluo,- IMslrlct No. I." will be due
and pnahh on the l;.h duy of May, ISW,
In I'. t. gold or silver coin, ul the olh.'e
of the city treasurer, ami If not so paid
wtlhtn or hefire suld time, the common
council will order wurrunls Issued for
Hie collection of Hie same The assess
ment Is as follows:
Ijiura ). Adair, lot & block !.
Adair's Astoria . .
lura I'. Adair, lot , Muck Is.
Adair's Antorla
Mary U Adair, lot 13, block 0.
Adair's Astoria
Mary U Adair, lot II. block a.
Adair's Astoria
Mary I. Adair, lot IS, block M.
Adair's Astoria
Mary I- Adair, lot Is. block ,
Adair's Astoria
Mary U Adair, lot 17, block ,
Adair's Astoria
Mary 1. Adair. W half lot ID,
block s Adulr's Asioria
Mary 1- Adair, lot , block
Adair's Astoria
I U tl
U tl
141
tl
10 M
10 M
tl
4 C
I 19
I U
8 It
I 16
I 11
I II
I U
Mary 1. Adair, lot II, block
Adair's Astoria
Mary I. A.lalr. lot JO, block
Adair's Astoria
Mary I- Adair, lot
Adair's Astoria
H. block
a. block
S3, block
Mary I. Adair.
Adair's Aslorla
lot
Mary U Adair,
lot
Adair's Astoria
Mary I- Adair,
lot . block
Adair's Astoria
Hetty Adnlr Krrnham,
rlghth lot t block
Astoria
Hetty Adair Itrenham,
eighth lot r. block
und one
is; Adair's
t 77
8 88
1 28
I 28
und one
Is, Adair's
Astoria
Hetty Adulr Hrenham.
rlghth lot &, block
, Astoria
Hetty Adair Hr, nh.im.
eighth lot I. block
Astoria
Hetty Adair llxrnhsm.
und one
1. Adulr's
und one
I, Adair's
nnd one-
eighth begin at NK turner
block i, thence 8 feet,
fret. N feet. K 78 feet,
block 40, Adair's Ast'irla ...
Kll.n Adair Mendell, und
lot I.
W 78
lot 1,
: tt
I TT
168
1 X
1 24
164
877
868
1 28
1 S
one
eighth lot 2, blo-k It. Adair's
Astoria
Kllen Adair Mendell, und one
eighth lot 7. block If; Adair's
Astoria
Kllen Adair Mendell, ui.d one
rlghth lot 8, bloi-k 1, Adair's
Astoria
Kllen Adair Mendell.
und one-
eighth, lot (, block
Astoria
Kllen Adnlr Mendell,
1, Adair's
und one.
eighth lirgln at NK corner lot 1
block . thence H feet. W 78
fed. N U feet. K 78 feet, lot t,
bliK'k V, Adnlr's Astoria
Kate Adair Welcher, und one.
eighth lot :. block It. Adair's
Astoria
Kate Adnlr Welcher. und one.
rlKhth lot
Astoria
Kate Adair
eighth lot
Astoria
Kate Adair
'!xr.tn. tot
block !, Adair's
Wclcfccr.
1. hlMk
und one
1. Adair's
Wrleher.
. block
und one
I, Adalrs
Astoria
Kate Adair Welcher,
und one-
eighth begin at NK corner lot 1.
block to. thence S . feet. W 1i
feet. N M feet, K 76 feet, lot J,
block to, Adnlr's Astoria
Mary Adnlr Jordnn, und one
eighth lot 2. block 1. Adair's
Astoria
Mary Adair Jordan, und one
eighth lot 7, block 14, Adnlr's
Astoria
Mary Adnlr Jordan, und one
eighth lot (, block I, Shlvely's
Aslorla
Mary Adnlr Jordan, und one
eighth lot 8, block 1, Shlvely's
Astoria
Mary Adnlr Jordan, und one
eighth begin at NK corner lot J,
block 40. thence S M feet, W 78
feet, N M feet, K 78 feet, lot I,
block 40, Adair's Astoria
Mary R. Adair, und one
eighth lot , block 111, Adair's
Astoria
Mary It. Adnlr, und one
eighth lot 7, hlork 1, A. lair's
Astoria
Mary H. Adnlr. urd one
eighth lot 8, block 1, Shlvely's
Astoria
Mary R. Adair. und one
eighth lot t, block 1, Shlvely's
Astoria
Mnry R. Adair, und one
eighth begin at NK corner lot 3,
block 40, thence 8 CO feet, w 75
feet, N (A feet, E 76 feet, lot 1,
block 40, Adair's Astoria
Laura Adnlr Marker, und three
eighths lot 2. block II. Adair's
Astorln
Laura Adnlr Hnrker. und three
eighths lot 7, block II, Adnlr's
Astoria .
Laura Adnlr Hnrker, und three--Ighlhs
lot 5, block 1, Shlvely's
Astoria
Lnura Adair Hnrker, und three,
eighths lot , block 1, Shlvely's
Astoria
Laura Adair Hnrker, und three
ritrhths begin at NK corner lot 2,
block 40; thence S W feet, W 76
feet, N m feet, K 7R feet, lot 3,
block 40, Adnlr's Aslorla
: u
I 77
8.68
1 25
1 it
2 64
in
868
1 2E
1 25
264
17 :i
19 68
7B
176
782
48 IS
52 41
10 00
12 32
12 32
I 15
10 00
48 15
48 16
23 06
46 15
T.2 41
62 41
48 18
48 16
A. Booth Pni klng Co., .,t B, block
ICO, Shlvely's Aslorla
A. Booth Parking Co., lot 2, block
1, Shlvely's Astoria
Victor Anderson, lot 8, block 1,
Shlvely's Aslorla
Tina Amundsen, lot 4, block 41,
Adnlr's Astoria
Tina Amundsen, lot 6, block 41,
Adnlr's Astorln
Astoria Savings Hank, trustee, lot
Z, block fll, Adnlr's Astoria
Isnnc Hergmnn, lot 12, block 14S,
Shlvely's Astoria
Rudolph Hnrlh, lot 4, block 18,
Adnlr n Astoria
Illrnm Brown, lot 1, block 17.
Adnlr's Astoria
Hiram Brown, K half lot 3, block
17, Adair s Astoria
Illrnm Hrown, lot 4, block 17,
Adair's Astoria
Illram Brown, lot 8, block 81,
Adair's Astorln
Illram Brown, lot 4, block 81,
Adair's Astoria
Illram Brown, lot C. block 11,
Adair's Aslorla
Illram Brown, lot 8, M'ick 81,
Adair's Astoria
Illram Brown, lot 3. block 88,
Adair's Aslorla
Illram Brown, lot 4, block 88,
Adair's Astorlu
Illram Brown, lot 1, block 87,
Adair's Astorln
Illram Brown, lot 2, block 87,
48 16
48 16
48 16
Adnlr's Astoria M It
Illram Hrown, lot I, Mock 87,
Adair's Aslorla 48 It
Illram Brown, lot 4, block 87.
Adair's Astoria 48 It
llttnin Brown, lot t, block 87,
Adnlr's Astorln II M
Illrnm Hrown, lot 8, block si,
Adulr's Aslorla II 84
Illram Brown, lot 7. Mock tt.
Adair's Aslorla II 88
Illram Brown, lot . block 87,
Adair's Astoria 34 88
l-ntirsi Adair Barker, lot , block
17, Adair's Aslorla 61 41
frcd Hnrker. lot t, block 18, Adair'
Astoria M II
Kutherlne C. Illluoll, lot t, Mock
W. Adair's Astoria U 41
Betlna Norwegian Kvangellcal l.U
literati Church. N 90 feet of N
half lot t, block U, Adalr s As
toria 18 tt
IV W. Hush, lot 11, block 41,
Adair's Astoria II 31
l W. Hush, lot B, Mock 41,
Adair's Astoria UH
P. W. Hush, lot M, block 41.
Adair's Astoria It 31
Alb's M. Hush, lot , block 41,
Adair's Astoria II II
Jacob Hoaaart, lot It, block ,
Adalr s Astoria 10 M
Jacob Hosaart. lot It, block 40.
Adair's Astoria 10 H
A Hrunhold, lot II, block
Adair's Astoria 10 at
A. Hrunhold, lot 32, Mock 80,
Adalr s Aslorla 10 M
Cryus Carrot hers, lot 2. block IT,
Adair's Astoria 48 It
Cyrus Carrulhrrs, lot 7, block 17,
Adnlr's Astoria U II
Krualmo I'aarrogolla, N bait lot t,
block St. Adair's Astoria 38 ft
Nellie tl. Clinrl.ion, und half lot T,
Mock Adalr s Astoria
t". II, Cooper, lot 8, Mock 80.
Adalr s Aslorla 10 ts
C. II. Cooper, lot t, blink 80.
Adnlr's Astoria 10 M
C. II. Cooper, lot 10, block 80.
Adair s Aslorla 10 18
C. II. Coor. lot II, block 80.
Adair's Astoria ID M
C. II. t 'coper, lot 12, Muck ',
Adnlr's Astoria 10 (8
John Chllwood, und Muarter tot 1,
Mock 81, Adnlr's Aslorla , 1110
Ruth A Cornelius, und half lot I.
block it!. Adair's Astoria 18 SJ
II IV lr-'iinan, und half lot 1,
Mock 81, Adair's Astoria 13 It
II IV Oienuan, lot . Mock 81.
Adair's Astoria 88 It
I A IStnelson, und half lot 7,
block Xi. Adair's Astoria It
J II Duncan, lot I. block 81
Adair's Aslorla ;o M
J II. Inmran. lot 2. Mock 88.
Adair's Astoria . It M
Samuel hlmore. lot J6. blo.k t
Adair's Aslorla 10 M
Samuel irimore, lot Is, block to,
Adair's Aslorla 10 It
Samuel Klinore, lot V. Mock 80,
Adalr s Astoria It It
Samuel Klmre, lot 38, block 80,
Adair's Aslorla 10 m
Ales HllM-rt, lot 3. blo,-k 18. Adair's
Astoria el It
Annie tlatrno. lot t. Mock 17,
Adair's Aslorla . 13 tl
Annl listens, lot 8, Mock 17,
Adair's Astoria tl tl
Catherine OooOman, lot 11, block
41, Adair's Astoria 1J 33
P J tloodmun. lot 12, block 41.
Adair's Aslorla ))
Anna Maria tlramms, lot 3. block
. Adnlr's Astoria ... 18 M
Anna Maria tlramms, lot 30, block
ss. Adair's Astoria 10 H
Helen I". tlrahsm. lot I, block 83,
Adair's Astoria U tl
Helm V. tlrahsm. lot 2, block 83,
Adair's Astoria 61 tl
Winifred C. lleorge, lot T, block 1,
8hlvrly's Astoria 10 8
Mary C Holmes, lot T, block 17,
Adalr s Astoria 14 85
Mary t Holmes, lot t. Mock 17,
Ailalr's Astoria st It
Thomas A. Hyland, lot 6. block M.
Adair's Astoria 63 41
Krla llouke. lot 8, block 41, A.lalr
Asterla U 33
Krlc llouke, lot 7, Mock 41, Adair's
Astoria 12 33
V. A Hill, lot 8. bloc M, Adalrs
Astoria lo 14
K A. Hill, lot 7. hlo.Jt tl). Adalrs
Aslorla i) it
Aleck Iverson. kit II, block
Adulr's Astoria I tl
Aleck Iverson, lot 1!. block 8,
Adulr's Aslorla I 43
James Jackson, lot 6, Mock 01,
Adair's Aslorla 10 18
James Jackson, lot 8, Mock ..
Adulr's Asiori:. 10 st
Louisa Jonnnsen, lot to, bbck U
Shlvely's Astoria It) io
John Kopp. lot I. Mock 13, Adair's
Aslorla . . - 63 41
Christina A..AIfrr,. Josephine and
rrnnk t I-lnenweber, heirs of
Frank !.elnenwebrr, lot 6, blo,'k
68, Adulr's Astoria 33 08
Christina A Alfrnl, Jos4-phlm nnd
Frank IV I-lnenwetier. heirs of
Frank I-elnrnwrtier, lot 8, block
J). Adair's Aslorla 33 Ot
Christina A. I-lnenwener, lot I,
block 69, A. lair's Aslorla 33 01
Christina A. Ilnenwvbrr, lot 7,
block 69, Adair's Astoria 48 it
Christina A. I-lnrnwclier, lot 8,
block 69. Adair's Aslorla 48 It
Christina A. l-elnrnwetwr, lot 3,
block 61, Adnlr's Astoria 33 01
August Ijirsen, N half lot I, block
3, Adulr's Astoria H 10
John Kopp, lot 3, block 42, Ailalr's
Aslorla t; 41
Mary J. Kyle, lot 4, block 43,
Adnlr's Astoria 63 41
Mary J. Kyle, lot 5, block 43.
Adulr's Aslorla 63 41
Mrs. Annr. Kopp, lot 6, Work 42,
Adnlr's Aslorla 63 41
P. N. Kenrnev. und hnlf lot 1,
block 81, Adair's Aslorla 28 20
James F. Kenniey, lot 2, block 81,
Adair's Aslorla 62 41
Frank J. Carney, und half lot 7,
block 8, Adair's Astoria 23 10
Mary A. Cenrns, und half lot 7,
block 81. Ailalr's Astorlu 23 (t
Mary II. IlnenwelHr, W hnlf lot
3, block 17, Adair's Astorni 23 05
Christina A., Alfred tl., Josepheno
and Frank P. l-clnciiwrhcr, heirs
of Frank I'lnenweber, lot
7, block as, Adair's Antorla 6i 41
Chrlsllnu A.. Alfreil (1., Jot phene
nnd Frank I1. Letnenweber, heirs
of Frank I.clncnwnher, lot
8, block J, Adnlr's Astoria 6-' 41
L. Iiohcfk nnd Olive Wlnton, lot
3, block 1, Shlvely's Astoria 10 00
I. ladieck und Olive Wlnton, lot
4, block I, Shlvely's Aslorla 10 00
L. la'beck nnd Olive Wlnton, lot
9, block I, Shlvely's Astoria Ill 00
L. I.i'bcrk und Olive Wlnton, lot
rk
' - - '" --s ua tw -j..''sr.' . , mw , m
10, block I, Shlvely's Aslorla I N
Nli holella Mulugamha, W half and
H 9U feet of K half lot I, block IS,
Adulr's Aslorla 41 H
Hev. II, W. Morris, lot 1, blink 40,
Adulr's Asloila 48 II
Hev. H. V. Moms, M 4 Bit lot 8,
block I", Ailalr's Asloila KM
Hev. II. W. Morris, lot a, block 40,
Adalr s Aslorla 48 II
Hev. II. W, Mollis, lot 8, block 40,
Adalr s Asloila 48 U
Hev. II. W. Mollis, lot I block 40,
Adulr's Aslorla 48 II
Hev, II. W. Morris, lot 1, bloik M.
Adnlr's Astoria 48 It
Hev, II W, Morris, lot i, block U,
Adulr's Asloila 48 U
Hev. II. . Morris, lol 4, Movk U.
Adair's Aslorla 48 It
ItvV. II. V, Mollis, lot i block 40,
Adulr's Astoria 48 It
l-'rrd Munsoii, lol I, block tl,
Ailalr's Aslorla tl tl
A. Mcl'hurlun, lot bliak SO,
Adalr s Aetui la It It
A. Mcl'hailair, lot 11, Hoik 89,
Adair's Astoria It II
tleorgs Nelson, lot t, block 17,
Adair's Astoria II 81
lleurge Nelson, lot 8, block IK
Adair's Astoria It tt
Christ Ness, lol , Muck 88,
Adair's Aslorla I 81
Christ Nass, lot 10, block 88,
Adair's Astoria I tl
Tlirrvsa o Hrlrii, lot 3. bbwk M,
Adulr's Aslorla U tl
TherwM O'llilen. lol t. Muck A
Adalr s Aslorla tl tl
Ijleurd O' Connor, lot I, block 41,
Adulr's Astoria II 11
Kdtturd O'Connor, lot 3, block 41,
Adnlr's Astoria II M
N.I oiuil O'Connor, lol 1, block 41,
Adalr s Aslorla 11 11
Andrew IMsen, lot 7, block 8,
Adulr's Aslorla I 81
AlMlrvw Olsell, lot , Mock 88.
Adnlr's Aslorla I 81
J II. I'almvr, lot 8, Mok U.
Adnlr's Aslorla tl tl
Anna M. I'opo. lot K bbuk 80,
Adslr's Astoria 10 It
Klla Hope, lot 4. block 80, Adair's
Astoria 18 88
Frank Button, trustee, lot 31, blin k
BJ, Adair's Astoria 10
Frank I'atton, trustee, lol II. block
i. Adair's Astoria 10
J. II I'alnicr. lut 4, bliK'k 83,
Adair's Aslorla II tl
W. W. Barker, lol 3, block Its,
Shli ely's Aslorla It 81
W W. Barker, lol t, block 1U.
Shlvely's Aslorla 10 Ot
Jennie II, Barker, lot II, block 141.
Shlvely's Astoria 19 Ot
Mary J. Ityrle. lot t, block SO.
Adair's Astoria 19 tt
Harsh II. Sherman, lot 8, blin k J9.
Adult's Aslorla tl tl
Mal L Hullltan. 8 half lot L
blmk B. Adair's Astoria MM
N. Hlmimsen. lut U, blink tl.
Adalr s Asturla It U
N. Himonsen. lot H, block tl,
Adslr's Asturla II
O. Hovey, Ml n. blm k 41. Adair's
Aslorla Ill
O Hover, lot M. Muck II, Adulr S
Astoria 11 0
Benson Hahlne. lot T, block 41.
Adulr's Astoria 11 a
Klisulwtti K-afeldt. lol 11, block 43.
Ailalr's Aslorla II H
KlltaUih Heafelrit, lot 13, Mw k 41,
Ailalr's Astoria 18
Murr A Hi hrvnler K half lot It.
blm k Adalr s Aslorla I 81
W. T Hchoineld. und half lot 3,
blmk 83. Adair's Astoria.. MB
W T Hchoineld and K, llouke,
frar lot I. blmk 1. Hhlvsly's As
toria ttt
W. T Hchulnrld and K. llouke,
lot I. blm k I, Shlvely's Aslorla . W tt
John Helnesa. lut t. Mock 8s.
Adalr s Astoria It M
John Helnrss. lot 4. block 8s,
Ailalr's Astoria 10 98
IVIrr Nufiir. H half lot 8, Mm k M,
Adair's Astoria It It
Jacob I'lslngrr, lot 8, Mock 18,
Adair's Astoria 11 O
Ole O. Vlgn. lol II. blin k to. Adair's
Asturla It 88
tiled Vlge, lul C. block 80, Adair's
Astoria 10 tt
Chas Verschriiren, W half lot 19.
Mark ss, Adair's Astoria let
Nicholas Wiener, lol 13, Mock 41,
Adair's Astoria II
Nicholas Wlsnrr. lot 17, block 41,
Adnlr's Aslorla II U
Charles Wiseman, lot 13, block 80,
Adnlr's Astoria It st
Cbnrlrs Wlssmall, lol 17. I. lin k 80,
Adair's Asioria 10 U
llrorse Watson, lot 13, blink II,
Adulr's Asioria 13 13
lleorge Walson. lot 18, blmk 41,
Adulr's Aslorla 11 11
Murcus Wise, lot 19, blink U,
Adnlr's Aslorla 18 N
Marcus Wise, lot blink 41.
Adair's Astoria 19 9t
Murcus Wise, lot 33. block 41,
Adnlr's Astoria 10 88
Marcus Wise, lut 31, block 41,
Adnlr's Asioria 10 It
Murcus Wise, lot 38, Mock 43,
Adulr's Aslorla 10 M
Marcus Wise, lol 28. block U.
Adulr's Asturla 10 88
Murr Wilson, lot I, block 00,
Adulr's Astoria 10 It
Walter, Mamie, Annie, Oracle and
William Wilson, heirs of William
Wilson, lot I. llm k 8U, Adair's
Astoria io It
Oln Wlllhcrg, lot II, block 80,
Adnlr's Aslorla 10 M
Caroline I). Wlllberg, lot 23, block
80, Adair's Astoria 10 M
Caroline (I Wllllierg, lot 24, block
8il, Adair's Aslorla 19 98
Charles Wright and H. K Harris,
lot 8, Mock 41, Adnlr's Aslorla..., 12 31
Charles Wright nnd 8. K. Harris.
lot 9, block 41, Adulr's Astorlu ... 11 31
Charles Wright nnd 8. K. Harris,
lot 10, block II, Adulr's Astoria... II U
Charles Wright and 8, K. Harris,
lot 14, block 41, Adair's Astoria,... II H
Charles Wright anil 8. K. Harris,
lot 19, block 41, Ailalr's Aslorla... II U
Charles Wright nnd 8. K. Harris,
lot 91, block 41, Adair's Astorlu... 11 33
Charles Wright and 8. 10. Harris,
lot 21, Mock 41, Ailalr's Aslorla... 1132
Charles Wright nnd 8. K. Harris,
lot 27, Muck 41, Adulr's Astorlu... 12 33
Charles Wright mill 8, K. Harris,
lot 2H, bluck 41. Adnlr's Astorln... 12 33
Charles Wright uuil 8. K. Harris,
lot 29, block 41, Adair's Aslorla... 12 11
Charles Wright and 8. 10. Harris,
lot HI, block 41, Adair's Aslorla... 13 82
Charles Wright and S. 10. Harris,
lot 31, block 41, Adnlr's Aslorla... 13 31
lot 3i, block 41, Adnlr's Astoria... 1133
Charles Wright nnd S. K. Harris,
l.'nted Astoria, Or., April 23.
II. 10. NIOLSON,
Auditor and I'ollce Judge.
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