THE DAILY ASTOIUAN. ASTON! A,' WKDNKSDA MORNING. MAY 20, 1800.
V JOHN T. LIGHTER, Editor.
, Telcphon No. l.
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Advertising rate can be had on appil
sstloa to th businca manager.
Th Weekly Astorlan, th second oldest
weekly In th (tat of Oregon, has, next
to th Portland Oregonlan. th largest
weekly circulation in th state.
Jim. F. Handley Co. are our Port-
asa4 agents, and cople of the Astorlan
ema be had every morning at their stand.
Dt Third street.
We are unalterably opposed to any
ethsms that will give to this country a
Arfvect&trd or debased currency. W fa
vee the use of silver us currency, but to
the extent only and under such restrtc
ttooa that Ita parity with gold can b
aaalntalned. Wisconsin Republican corf
"A year ago. In Thomsavllle, OS-. Major
ktcKlnley. when offered the delegate ot
tare Southern suites If he would de
clare for free silver, said, in the presence
as? the editor of thia journal: 'If th
Republican platform declare) for free
oinsge, I will not be candidate, t
would not run on a free silver plat
form.' "Chicago Times-Herald.
PUT VP THE BARS.
Congress could and ahould adjourn be
fore the drat of June. It would adjourn
during this month it the leading Demo
enltc senator were not blocking the dis
posal of the necessary public bulsneea.
Before adjourning, however, one great
subtle measure now pending should be
awt through. There should be restriction
ef immigration as proposed In the Lodge
and McCsil bills.
It has been clearly demonstrated by In
controvertible statistics that degradation,
pauperism and crime run almost parallel
with Illiteracy. . If Immigrants who can
' not read and write are barred out of this
country, at least nine-tenths of the foul
Influx that Alls the slums of our cities
will be cut off. That la what patriotic
Americans want, and that la what the
Illiteracy test of th new immigration
aentrtcrJon bills wiU effect. It will be a
crying shame if thia bar Is not put up
and the mouth of the old world's sewer
tagged for good.
Let congress wake up to a just recog
nition of thia patriotic demand: Blind
toleration and weak paltering with this
momentous question have too long per
mitted the swelling of the curse. Chol
era, and yellow fever are shut out by the
strictest precautions, but the worst
Mood poisoning by infamous immigration
has been supinely suffered, year after
year. Everywhere wc see the onward
march of sanitation except in this vital
concern of the nation's life. American
citizenship will cease to be a glory If it
continually polluted by a food utterly
alien to true Americanism.
When the American language Is not
tasght to children living under the
American flag, when Old Glory is nlssed
in the public street of the greatest
American city, when the American pub
lic school la proscribed, when anarchy
roes of the wreck of cur republic, and
' corruption welter In the filth of pesti
lential alums, it is surely high time for
all true Americans to rally round the
Sag they love and uplift It from the
mire in which it has been dragged.
Let America be indeed for Americana.
Birth does not make a true American,
ear color nor race. The American touch
stone Is unwavering fidelity to the Stars
and Stripea and the principles imbedded
fen the American constitutions. For
every honest. Industrious, Intelligent im
migrant who comes over, casting off all
foreign ties of allegiance and seeking to
become an absolutely loyal American cltl
sen, there is here a welcome and a home.
But for the horde of aliens who cross
the sea to And better chances to loaf,
steal or wallow In the mire, who have
so appreciation of the duties of American
citizenship, no pulse of patriotism, and no
heart to love the American flag, we
would make America harder to reach
than the North Pole.
RUSSIA'S MARCH TO THE SEA
The Russian bear has been stretching
cut his mighty paws over neighboring
territory east and west In a way which
serves to make the whole family of rival
powers uncomfortable. She has prac
tically taken possession of Corea. An
excellent pretext for this was furnished
by the Japanese legation In that country,
who undoubtedly Instigated the murder
X the queen last October, and drove the
king Into the arms of Russia for protec
tion. With the aid of a strong Russian
force he has driven out the ministers
who were under Jupanese influence and
has killed all of them he could gel hold
of. Including his own father. A new
ministry friendly to ' Rusrla has been
established. The king lives at the Rus
sian legation and Russia dictates Ms
policy. In a short time she will thrust
aside this weak tool of her ambition and
make Corea a Russian province.
She has obtained a treaty with China
nder which she has acquired the right
to. construct railroads through North
western China under the Joint control
mi the two countries and the prlvlkge
f occupying Port Arthur and other har
Tsors with her fleetB.
While she Is thus establishing her
power In the East and the China seas
she has accomplished a long stride to
ward the Bosphorus In the West through
the Intrigues which have enabled her to
convert Bulgaria Into what is practi
cally a Russian province. The govcrn-
la virtually administered by a Rus
sian regency which has complete control
of the young blackguard of a prince
recently converted to the Russian fulih.
Th country Is governed by Russian laws.
It army Is officered by Russians. Us
formal annexation to Russia would not
he long delayed but for the active op
position of Roumanln hacked by the
moral, and no doubt wllh the assurance
of the physical, support of Ausiro-Hun-gary.
Roumanla, through which and
along whose southern border runs th
Danube, hss ordered a big naval anr.a
ment to defend the Danube and her own
territory, as well as her rights In th
Black sea. from Russian encroachment.
As Roumant separates Russia from
Bulgaria and control the mouths of the
Danube, her hostility to the annexation
of the latter Is likely to prove an ob
stacle to the scheme not easy to over
come. But nil obstacle must JlvM at length
to the persistence with which Russia
avails herself of every opportunity to
push her policy of controlling the outlet
of the Black era upon the Mcdllcrran. an.
She has been moving sloaly to that end,
as she has been moving slowly toward
th establishment of her ascendancy In
the Orient, "with the slow, noiseless,
slipping. Inch by inch, of a glacier," to
quote an English writer. Neither force
nor diplomacy can turn her aside from
her fixed purpose. She may pause In
the face ot obstacles, but she pause only
to await her opportunity. And she has
this enormous advantage over all her
opponents, that she operate from in
terior lines, and that within th vast en
trenchments of her snows and deserts
she can prepare In secrecy to strike when
her time shall come for any objective
point on her frontiers, and to strike with
any force which may be needed to se
cure her objects. Her whole game ot
diplomacy has been and continues to
be played with a single eye to her
venlual control ot th sea outlets ot her
vast Inland empire. A th result ot
her Intrigue her Influence I all powerful
In China and In Turkey, anq step by
step she la advancing to the goal ot her
ambition.
The material progress of Russia within
the last twenty years ha bene amazing
for a despotism which suppresses the
freedom and the Individual aspirations,
which are the chief Incentive of national
progress. Within the next twenty years,
or perhaps within the next decade, with
the aid ot her. great transcontinental
railway, she will make still more tre
mendous strides. Napoleon predicted
that within th coming century Europe
would be all Cossack or all Republican.
She will dominate Asia before she domi
nate Europe. Turkey will soon be a
Russian province and China a dependent
vassal of the czar. The forces that will
render Russia and dethorne the colossal
power which menaces the world will
come, not from the armies or the navies
ot her enemies, but from within; from
the slumbering aspirations for liberty
and the smouldering (Ires of discontent
with the existing absolutist regime,
which are destined to grow with the
growth of ber civilization and with her
material development. Although few
sign of It now appear upon the surface,
execpt In the fierce and bloody protests
of nihilism against the existing order,
Russia is undoubtedly destined to be the
theater of the most tremendous political
revolution of modern times And the
prediction of Napoleon will come true.
The Cossack. In his struggle for liberty,
will make Russia and then Europe re
publican. Astoria has welcomed a large number
of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs who have
come here from all parts of the state
of Oregon In attendance upon the grand
lodge and the grand encampment. The
general assembly of the Rebekahs has
been a notable one, and for the first time
In the history ot the organization the
assembly degree was conferred on nil
members attending. Astorlans are justly
proud of their numerous home lodges,
and are noted abroad for their Interest
In various secret orders. The city by the
sea Is always glad to entertain repre
sentatives of these bodies, and Is more
than proud of the large attendance upon
the present occasion.
The Astorlan Is In receipt of the third
Issue of the Japan Herald, published In
San Francisco by Messrs. O. Y. Okada
and A. J. Kuroda. The journal Is printed
on Japanese paper and appears weekly
both In the English and Japanese lan
guage simultaneously. Every success Is
wished for the new enterprise.
THE OREGON SUMMER SCHOOL.
While the prospects of our city and
county for growth In business and popu
lation are now so good. It Is pleusunt to
know that there is In our midst other
enterprises also that have an equally
hopeful outlook.
One of them U the Oregon Summer
School, which began Its career a yar
tgo. In a modest and unassuming way,
but laid the foundation of what Is sure
to be a great success.
While the people of Astoria heard or
this enterprise last year and nave It their
earnest attention and support, mere are
few perhaps who realized, or yet realize,
how much It may come to, or how large
an Interest It represents, or how much
It has to back it.
The promoters of this school may have
felt a little too diffident about advertis
ing Its future or claiming a success.
But now the experimental stage has been
passed, and as the season opens every
thing Is taking shape for a prosperous
meeting.
The organization has been effected,
officers elected, working committees ap
pointed and a good attendance Is cal
culated upon. As Is well known, owing
to the munificent gift of M. J. Kinney
and his wife, the school now has Its own
grounds, and Is therefore able to arrange
for the coming session on its own terms
and according to its own regulations.
Instead of two or three Individuals, as
last year, working without means, there
Is now a well-organized plan and there
are definite resources to work with. The
place, the work, the means and the ob
ject, as well as the persons concerned,
are all now well known and considered.
Probably the advantages to our edu
cational interests should be reckoned
first. To have here an Institution
where our teachers may Improve them
selves In their profession Is a great
thing. But the advantage to the city
and county In the way of general growth
and Improvement will also tie very great.
Some of the leading men of the suite
will make their home with us for a time
every year. What they learn ami will
tell of our city and county, and Its shores
and of our commercial growth, will be a
steady and Increaslnc benefit they will
be working for Astoria. Many who
would never otherwise hear of us will
be interested to spend their surnmera
here. For an entire year now there hs
been constant advertising of this school,
and -necessarily of our county, all over
met
Blackwiu's Dunham
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To ALL
Is
Wiig Retail
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soap.
Merchan
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BLACKWELL'S DURHAM
TODACCO COMPANY.
M yes see say dlfflcaNy tm
ess, cat eat tkls
' yess
Oregon, and among the most Intelligent
lass of people.
While the school has a very hopeful
outlook. It Is nevertheless the policy te
go forward only about as far as circum
stances justify: and to realise all th it
Is reasonably to be expected, further
meana will be required. Astoria may
very well, for the sake of the good that
will come bark to her. both In Intellectual
and moral benefit, and also for the sake
of having Influential friends all over the
state working for her and advertising
her attractions, take this enterplrse un
der her wings, and recognise It as one
of the most hopeful of her offspring
As now organised. President Chapman.
of the Oregon State university. Is presi
dent; President Campbell, of the Oregon
Normal school, vice president; and Prof.
Ferris, of Pacific university, secretary.
Profs. Rurnham and Rlgles, of Portland;
Miss Woodruff and Miss Moore, of East
ern Oregon: Prof. W. 1). I.yman, ot
Walla Walla, and many others well
known as leading men and women are
also conencted with th school which
shows how wide s scope th Summer
School takes In.
Prof. R. N. Wright, of Astoria, so well
known for energy ami business rapacity,
haa been appointed chairman of the local
committee, and la arranging the details
for the next summer session, which
opens the 17th of July.
H. 8. LYMAN'
A BAD WRECK
of the constitution may follow In the
track of a disordered system, due to Im
pure blood or Inactive liver. Don't run
the risk! The proprietors of Dr. Hercr's
Golden Medical Discovery take all the
chances. They make a straightforward
otter to return your money If tneir rem
edy falls to benefit or cure In all dis
orders and affections due to Impure
blood or Inactive liver. The germs ot
disease circulate through the blood; the
liver Is the filter which permits th
germs to enter or not. The liver active,
and the blood pure, and you escape dis
ease. When you're run down, debilitated,
weak, and your weight below a healthy
standard, you regain health, strength,
and wholesome Mesh, by using the "Dis
covery." It builds up the body faster
than nauseating Cod liver oil or emul
sions. Dr. Pierce' Pellets cure constipation,
piles, biliousness, Indigestion, or dyspep
sia, and headaches
NEOLECTTNO HIS DUTIES.
Indianapolis Journal.
"John," said the eminent statesman,
"It has been more than a week since 1
said something real bright. Are you
aware of that?"
"Y-yess, sir," stammered the hireling
"I'll give you three days more, and It
I haven't uttered something coruscat
ingly brilliant by that time I'll have to
get another press agent, that's all. You
hear me!"
LET IS REASON TOGETHER.
It needs "no ghost to come and tell us"
that the sooner dyspepsia Is remedied,
the sooner we shull enjoy that light tu
which our ancestors laid claim In the
Declaration of Indrpendence "the pur
suit of happiness." A man blessed with
a good digestion provided be haa enough
to eat Is happy. There are hosts ot
people with ample means to whom the
sole consolation of a healthy pauper Is
denied. Hostetter's Stomach I) I Iters Is
a certain, prompt and thorough medici
nal agent through the use of which
sound digestion, and the nerve tranquil
ity which Its disturbance causes, can be
recovered. Biliousness, malarial and
kidney trouble, constipation and rheu
matism are also remedied by this tine
corrective of a disordered condition ot
the system. Appetite and sleep are
greatly Improved by It-
A LITTLE DRAGOON.
Yonkera Gaxette.
"I see, Tremper, that you have a new
errand boy at your office."
"Yes, great boy he is, too; we call him
that little dragoon."
"Because he's such a warlike fellow,
I suppose?"
"Hardly: It's because he has to be
booted and spurred before we can get
anything out of him."
MARVELOUS RESULTS.
From a letter written by Rev. J. Oun-
derman, Dimondule, Mich., we are per
mitted to make this extract: "1 have no
hesitation In recommending Dr. King's
New Discovery, as the results were al
most marvelous In the case of my wife.
While I was pastor of the ISuptlst
church at Rives Junction she was
brought down with pneumonia succeed
ing La Grippe. Terrible paroxysms of
coughing would last hours with lltMe
interruption, and It seemed as If she
could not survive them. A friend
recommended Dr. King's New Discovery;
It was quick In Its work, and highly
satisfactory In Its results." Trial bot
tles free at Chas. Rogers' Drug Store.
Regular size, 60c and 11.00.
GREAT MINDS.
Boston Courier.
A man by the name of Paul was re
cently executed In a Western city, and
at latest accounts sixteen of the county
pap:-rs had spoken of the affair as
'hanging like a Paul" over the com
munity.
BUCKLEN'8 ARNICA SALVE.
The best salve In the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Bores, Tetter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and All Skin Erup
tions,, and positive euro for Plies, or no
pay required. It Is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price, 25 cents per box. For sale by
Chas. Rogtn, Odd Fellows' building.
NOT AN EDITOR.
Yonkers Statesman.
Mrs. Penman A penny for your
thoughts, dear?
Mr. Penman I was Just wondering
why the editor had refused to give me
even that much for them.
Tha 11 C ffnir't )V.nWc
I 'I" t ' ILJUI 13
show Royal Baking Powder
superior to all others.
os
Tobacco company.
Dear 5lr
You art antltWsd to recalva
PR EC rrora your wholesale dealer.
WHITE STAR SOAP with all
tiio
BlackwelTs Genuine
Durham Smoking
Tobacco you buy. On bar
of anap Fro with each pound,
whether 10 ox., & 01., 4 ox., or
a 01., package.
Wa havo notified avary whole
gala dealer In the United Stats
thai wa will supply tham with soap
totfiva you FREE. Order a nod
aapply ot OEnUINB DUKHAH at
once, and Insist on retting your
Ona bar of Soap rnrr with
each pound you buy. Soap la
offer! for a llmltad time, to order
today. Youra very truly,
street
4t sad
m4 f with
WARM
IVtrult Sunday News-Tribune,
"So that I lladea." mused the wraith
of the funny man. "Ah. yes, I have
several warm friend there"
At the moment Charon had his hands
full with the helm, rise there Is no tell
ing what might have happctird
ELECTRIC HITTERS.
Electric Hitters 1 a medicine suited
for any season, but perhap more gener
ally needed when the binguld, exhausted
feeling prevails, when the liter Is torpid
and sluggish and the nerd of a tonic and
alterative Is fell. A prompt use of this
medicine has often nvrrtrd long ami per
haps fatal bilious fevers. No medicine
will act mure surely In counteracting
ami freeing the system from the malarial
poison. Ilradache, Indigestion, Consti
pation, Dtxilnrs yl, M to Electric Hit
ters. 5c and SI W per bottle at Chaa.
Rogers Drug Store.
CHARITY BEGINS AT HOME.
Sacramento Re.
"Pick, you didn't bring your mission
ary nickels?"
"No'm: there' a circus tomtn' this
week, and them heathen'll have to wait."
1 , When a person Is losing flesh and wast
' Ing away ih-r Is cause for alarm. Nolh
i Ittg so worries a physician. Consump-
I the would never die If they could re-
' gain thrlr usual weight. In fact there
! would he no consumption If there were
' no wasting of the system. The cause of
; this loss of Itesh Is a failure to .woperly
' durest the food eaten. Nine-tenths of all
I our disease date back to some lerange-
: ment of the stomach.
! The Shaker llp-ste Cordial will stop
this wasting of the body. It nets by
, causing the food we eat to be digested
1 so as to do good, for undigested food
' does more harm than good. The Cordial
contains food already digested and a
digester of food as well.
Every mother hates to make her chll
; drrn take Castor Oil Laxol Is sweet
i Castor oil.
Alma Tadema, the artist, haa the most
1 beautiful home In England. The wall
of the drawing room Is paneled with tall.
I slim pictures, eurh of them by a dlffer-
! ent painter Ilghton. Houghton. B.ir
I gent. Whistler, and n score of other
artist friends each contributing to this
; remarkable decoration. Another Inter
' estlng feature Is the oak and Ivory piano,
! on the Inside lid of which art Inscribed
i the autographs of the most celebrated
suigers and musicians In the world.
When Baby was sick, wa gsre ber Cauoria.
When she was a Child, she crird forCastoria,
When she became Miss, she clung to Caatorta.
When she L rhlldmn, she ga them Cajtoria,
Prince Frederick I-opold of Prussia,
who Is the protector of the Herlln In
dustrial Exhibition, which was opened a
' few days ago, Is a son of the famous
! "Red Prince." Frederick Charles, the
. cavalry leader. lie Is a third cousin
I and brother-in-law of the emperor of
Germany, and la the richest member ot
the Hohenxollern family.
! W might tell you more about On
Minute .Cough Cure, but you probably
know that It cures s cough. Every ont
does who has used It It Is a perfect
! remedy for coughs, colds, hoarseness. It
I an especial favorite for children, be-
; lng pleasant to tak and quick In curing.
I Chas. Rogers.
j It Is said that President Kruger, of
the Transvaal republic, had confined hi
I readings to the Bible and "lilgrlm's
1 Progress" until recently, when some one
) gave him one of Mark Twain's books,
j The humor of the American Joker hnp
I pened to hit the Boer rules In the right
I place, and he haa purchased a full set
i of Mr. Clemens' works.
wa . aw v vivnm it.ii.iiig rUSUCI
Contains so Ammonls or Alasj.
Colonel Rhodes, the brother of Cecil
I Rhodes, whose name has been mentioned
many times recently In connection with
; tha South African troubles, was for two
yeurs In command of the First Knyal
Dragoons, and a favorite In txmdun.
: He also served as aide-de-camp of Lord
; Londonderry when the latter was lord
lieutenant of Ireland.
I Burns are absolutely painless when De
Witt's Witch Haxel Salvs 1 promptly
; applied. This statement Is true. A pfr-
: feet remedy for skin diseases, chapped
hands and lips, and never falls to cure
: plies. Chas. Rogers.
Among the Brigand.-Friendly Native
(shaking hands with stranger about to
I depart) I wish you a pleasant journey,
j sir, ami hope you won't be molested by
j the brlgunds. Gentleman (who has been
j badly fleeced at the lnn)-Vour advice
j comes too late, my friend: the thing's
i done. Ieschaalle.
i Children Cry for
j Pitcher's Castorla.
j "I am afraid," said the eminent states
j man's wife, "that you nro making a mis
j take." "How?" "By constantly de
j clarlng that If you are nominated It will
be against your will." "Hut I've got to
; do HOmethlog to keep them reminded
that I'm eligible, haven't I?" Washlng
! ton Btat.
Tak a dose of DeWltt'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 ar good. Chas. Roger.
Bobby (taking his first lesson in La'lni
Mother, does God understand Ltttln?
Mother Ot course he does. Hobby
Who made him study It? Puck.
! """Y P0I'' have no time, and sensible
people have no Inclination to use s slow
miy- One Minute cough Cur acts
nrnmntlv and crli'a n.mnnfflt hneftta
Chas. Rogers.
NOTICK OH" ASSESSMENT Or" DRAIN
IN ADAIR H AHIMUIA.
Nolle Is hereby given that ihy assess
ment made by Ordinance No, iM'S, of th
city of Astoria, confirming lh- assess
ment on Roll No, I, for lb construction
of a drain In the city of Astoria, n laid
out and recorded by John Adair, com.
meiiclug at a point tit block i'.V and hav
ing Ita outlet In Thirty-third street, be
tween blocks I and IT, In Adair As
toria, and known ami deelgnatd
' Drainage District No. I." will l lu
mid payable on the lMh day ot May, v,,
In 1'. H gold or silver colli. HI th oft.'
of III city treasurer, and If not so paid
within or bt-ftro said time, th common
council will order warrants Issued for
th collection of the some. The asses,
mrnt Is aa follows;
lvura P. Adair, lot t, block 14,
Adair's Astoria I U 41
Laura P. Adair, lot , block !,
Adair' Astorl U 41
Mary U Adair, lot It, block 4.
Adalr'a Astoria I 41
Mary I. Adair, lot l. block 4X,
Adair's Astoria t 41
Mary U Adair, lot IS, block .
Adair' Astoria , 19 at
.Mary K Adair, lot Id, block tt.
Adair's Astoria... 10 M
Mary I. Adair, lot K. block t
Adair Astoria t 41
Mary U Adair. W half lot IV,
block 4 Adair' Astorl 4 0t
Mary I. Adair, lot S. block 4
Adair' Astoria I II
Mary L Adair, lot II, block .
Adair' Astorl Ill
Mary U Adair, lot ID, block .
Adair' Astoria 1 11
Mary U Adair, lot U. block 4s,
Adair' Astoria I II
Mary 1 Adair, lot H. block M,
Adair', Astoria I tt
Mary U Adair, lot tt, block .
Adair' Astoria I II
Mary I. Adair, lot 14, block a,
Adair' Astoria 1 11
Petty Adair Urenham, und on
rlghth lot t block 14, Adair'
Astoria I TT
Hetty Adair Urenham. und one
rlghth lot T, block 14, Adair'
Astoria IN
Betty Adair Urenham. und one
eighth lot 4. block 1. Adair's
Astoria 1 II
Hetty Adair l'tnham. und on,
eighth lot 4, bloc 1, Adair's
Astoria IK
Betty Adair Hrrnham, und one
eighth begin at NK corner lot 4.
Mock 40, thence 8 feet, W 71
feet. N 44 feet, E 71 feet, lot i.
block ax Adalr'a Astoria 1 14
Ell.n Aditlr Mendel L und on
eluhth lot i. block 14, Adalr'a
Astoria I TT
Ellrn Adair MenJell, und one
eighth lot T, block 1. Adalr'a
Astoria 464
Ellrn Adair Mcndrll, ur.d one
eighth lot 5. block 1. Adair
Astoria I
Ellrn Adair MenOII. und one
eighth, lot 4, block 1. Adair
Astoria I
Ellen Adair Mrndell, und on,
rlghth begin at NK corner lot t,
block ). thrnc S M fret, W 71
feet. N 44 feet, E 71 feet, lot t,
block 0. Adalr'a Astoria 1 14
Kate Adair Vr) hrr, und on
rlghth lot t block 11 Adair
Astoria I TT
Kate Adair Wrlcher, und one
eighth lot 7. block 14. Adair'
Astoria I 44
Kate Adair Wrlcher, und on
eighth lot t, block 1, Adair'
Astoria 1 K
Kate Adair Wrlcher, und one
elchln, lot 4, block I Adair
Astoria
Kate Adair Welrhrr, und one
eighth begin at NE corner lot 1
block a), thrnc 8 feet, W 74
feet, N 44 feet, E 71 fret, lot t,
block 10. Adair's Astoria 1 14
Mary Adair Jordan, und on,
eighth lot t block 14, Adair
Astoria I TT
Mary Adair Jordan, und one
eighth lot T, block 14, Adalr'a
Astoria 4U
Mary Adair Jordan, und one.
rlghth lot I, block 1. Shlvely'
Astoria IK
Mary Adnlr Jordan, und one
eighth lot 4, block 1, Shlvely'
Astoria 1 U
Mary Adair Jordan, und one
eighth begin at NK corner lot X,
block 40. thence S 4 feet. W 74
feet. N "! feet. E 75 feet, lot t,
block '. Adalr'a Astoria tit
Mary R. Adair, und on,
rlithth lot t block 14, Adalr'a
Astoria ITT
Mary R. Adnlr, und one
rlghlh lot 7, block !. Adalr'a
Astoria 4M
Mary It. Adnlr. tird on
eighth lot I, block 1. Shlvely'
Astoria 1 U
Mary R. Adair, und one
eighth lot 4, block 1. Shlvely'
Astoria in
Mary R. Ad.ilr. und one
eighth begin at NE comer lot 1,
block 40. thence 8 44 feet. W 74
feet. N 44 feet. E 75 feet, lot t,
block 40. Adalr'a Aatorla t U
Laura Adair Barker, und three
eighth lot t block 14. Adair
Astoria JT JJ
Laura Adair Barker, und three -eighths
lot 7, block 14, Adalr'a
Astoria . u n
Laura Adair Barker, und three
eighths lot 5, block 1, Shlvely'
Astoria jj
Laura Adair Barker, und three
eighths lot I, block 1, Shlvely"
Aatorla 75
Laura Adnlr Barker, und three
eighths begin at NR corner lot t, -block
40; thence 8 44 feet, W 75
feet. N 44 feet, E 74 feet, lot I,
block 40, Adalr'a Aatorla T 41
A. Booth Packing Co., lot I, block
ISO, Shlvely' Aatorla 44 16
A. Booth Packing Co., lot t, block
W, Shlvely' Astoria tl 41
Victor Anderson, lot 1, block 1,
Shlvely's Astoria 10 00
Tina Amundsen, lot 4, block 41,
Adalr'a Astoria u jj
Tina Amundsen, lot 5, block 41,
Adair's Astoria u H
Astnrla Savings Bank, trustee, lot
Z, block M, Adnlr"s Astoria 1 15
Isnao Bergman, lot 12, block H,
Shlvely's Astoria 10 00
Rudolph Harth, lot 4, block 15.
Adalr'a Astoria 44 15
Hiram Brown, lot 1, block 17,
Adnlr's Astoria 44 15
Hiram Brown. E half lot 1, block
17, Adair's Astoria tS 06
Hiram Brown, lot 4, block 17,
Adnlr's Astoria 46 16
Hiram Brown, lot 8, block 41,
Adair's Astoria fj 41
Hiram Brown, lot 4, hlock 61,
Adair's Astoria 52 41
Hiram Brown, lot 5, block 61,
Adair's Astoria , 44 16
Illratn Brown, lot 4, block 61,
Adair's Astoria 44 15
Hiram Brown, lot 1, block 64,
Adair's Astoria , 44 16
Hiram Brown, lot 4, block 44,
Adair's Astoria 44 It
Hiram Brown, lot 1, block 47,
Adair's Astoria 44 It
Hiram Brown, lot 1, block 47,
Adalr'a Astoria 44 15
Hiram Brown, lot 1, block (S7,
Adair's Aatorla 44 II
Hiram Brown, lot 4, block 67, .
Adair's Astoria 46 15
Hiram Brown, lot 5, block 47,
Adair's Astoria 34 06
Hiram Brown, lot 6, block 07,
Adair's Astoria 24 65
Hiram Brown, lot 7, block 07,
Adair's Astoria 34 05
Hiram Brown, lot 8, block 47,
Adair's Astoria 34 0C
Lnura Adair Barker, lot 8, block
17, Adnlr's Astoria 52 41
Fred Barker, lot 4, block 38, Adnlr'
Astoria 62 41'
Katherlne C. Bllssett, lot 4, block
XI, Adair's Astoria 52 41
Betlna Norwegian Evangelical L11-
v theran Church, N 00 feet of E
half lot 3, block 38, Adair's As
toria 10 48
D. W. Bush, lot 18, block 41, -Adnlr's
Astoria 12 32
D. W. Bush, lot 22, block 41,
Adnlr' Astoria., ........
D. W. Hush, lot It, block 41,
Adair' Aatorla ......
Alio M. Hush, lot tt, block 41.
Adnlr' Astoria
Jacob llossart. lot It, block ,
Adalr'a Astoria.,.,,,
Jamb llossart, lot 14, block 40,
Adalr'a Astoria ,
A. Krunhnld, lot II, block a,
Adair' Astoria , ......
A. Hrunhold. lul M. block ,
Adalr'a Aslorla.
Cryu cr nil hero, lot t, block IT,
Adalr'l Aatorla ,
Cyru Carrot h. 1 , lot T. block IT,
Adnlr Astoria ,, ,. ,,
Eraalimt t'aaerogolla, N half lot a,
hlock SI, Adair Aatorla
Nellie tl. t'barlslon, und half lot T,
block . Adalr'a Astnrla
C. II. Cooiwr. lot 4, block 40,
Adair' Astorl ,.,
C. II. Cooper, lot t, block 40,
Adair' Aatorla
C. II. Cooper, lot 10, block a),
Adair' Aatorla ,
C. It. Cooper, lot II, Mock 40,
Adalr'a Astoria
C. II. Cooper, lot It, block at,
Adalr'a Astoria ,
John Chit wood, und quarter lot I,
hlock 41, Adnlr' Astoria
Ruth A. Cornelius, und half lot 1,
hlock 4). Adair' Aatorla
II. P. Drsnnan, und half lot I,
block 4, Adair' Aatorla
tl. P. Drennan, lot 4, block 41,
Adair's Astoria.
D A. Utnslson, und half lot T,
block . Adair' Aslorla
J. II. Iuncn, lot I, Hock 44,
Adair' Astoria
J. II. Duncan, lot t, block 4.
Adair' Astoria
Samuel Minor, lot K, hlock ,
Adalr'a Aslorla
Samuel Elmore, lol ft block 40,
Adair's Astoria....,, ,
Samuel Elmore, lot 17, block 10,
Adair' Astorl
Samuel Klmore, kit t, block 40,
Adnlr' Aslorla
Alex Gilbert, lot 4. hlock 14, Adair1
Astoria , ,
Annie Unions, lot I, blink 17,
Adalr'a Astnrla
A tin le tlatrns. lot 4, block IT,
Adair' Astorl
Catherine Goodman, lot II, block
l. Adair' Aatorla
P. J. Goodman, lol It block 41,
Adair' Aatorla
Anna Maria Gramma, lot S, block
. Adalr'a Astoria. ,
Anna Maria Gramma, lot 29, block
4. Adair' Astorl
Helen F. Graham, lol I. block 43.
Adair' Astorl
Helm V. Graham, lot t, block 43,
Adair' Astorl
Winifred C. Grorgs. lot 1, block L
Shlvely' Astoria
Mary C. Holmes, lot T, block 17,
Adalr'a Aatorla
Mary C Holme, lot 4. block 17,
Adair' Astoria...
Thomas A. Ilyland, lot I. block St,
Adair' Astoria
Eric llouke, lol 4, block II, Adalr'a
Astoria
Eric llouke, lot T, block l, Adair'
Astoria
r. A. Hill, lot 4, bloc 10, Adolf
Astoria
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11. block 4.
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Aleck lv.naon. k It block
Adair' Astoria
James Jackson, lul (k block
Adalr'a Aatorla
Jams Jackson, lot 4, block.
'i'
'ik
Adair a Astoria
Louisa Johansrn. lot 10, block It.
Shlvely's Astoria
John Kopp, lot I, block 41, Adair'
Astoria
Christina A.. Alfred. Josephine and
Frank P. lolnenwrbrr, heir of
Frank I-elnenwrber, lol 4, block
51. Adalr'a Astoria
Christina A Alfred. Josephine and
Frank P. Lrltwnwener, heirs of
Frank Ilnenwrber, lot 4, block
t. Adalr'a Astoria "...
Christina A. Ilnrnwsber, lol 1,
block 54. Adalr'a Aatorla
Christina A. I.elnrnwhcr, lot 7,
block ra, Adair' Astoria
Christina A. linenwoher, lot 1,
block l, Adair' Astoria..
Christina A. I.lnrnwsher. lot t
block M, Adair's Astoria
August Ijirsrn, N half lot L block
Si. Adalr'a Aatorla
John Kopp, lot t block it Adair's
Astoria
Mary J. Kyle, lot 4, block tt
Adnlr's Astoria
Mary J. Kyle, lot 5. block tt
Adair' Astoria
Mrs. Anna Kopp. lot I, block 45,
Adalr'a Aatorla .
P. N. Kearney, und half lot 1.
block 41, Adalr'a Astorl..
Jamra F. Kearney, lot t block It,
Adnlr'a Aslorla... v
Frank J. Carney, und half lot T,
block 41, Adalr'a Aatorla
Mary A. Cearns, und half lot 7,
hlock 41, Adair's Astoria
Mary 11. Ilneiiwelwr, W half lot
I, block 17, Adnlr's Astoria
Christina A., Alfred G., Jnsephen
and Frank P. Ilnenweber, heir
of frank I,lnnwrbr, lot
T, block . Adnlr Aatorla
Christina A., Alfred G Jinx phens
and Frank P, I-lnenweber, hslra
of Frank Lelnrnwrbcr, lot
4, block M. Adnlr's Astoria
L. Lcbeck and Olive Wlnton, lot
1, hlock 1, Shlvely's Aatorla
L. Lebeck and Oliva Wlnton, lot
4, hlock I. Shlvely' Astoria
L. Lebeck and Ollv Wlnton, lot
I. Mock 1, Shlvely' Astoria
L. lebeck and Ollv Wlnton. lot
10, block 1. Shlvely' Aslorla
Nlcholetla Malagamba, W half and
8 Ml feet of E half M t, block U,
Adalr'a Aatorla
Rev. 1J. W. Morris, lot t block 40,
Adair's Astoria
Rev. 11. W. Morris, 8 4 text lot t
block 10. Adnlr's As'.urla
Rev. B. W. Morris, lot 5, block 40,
Adair's Astnrla
Rev. B. W. Morris, lul 4, block 40,
Adnlr's Astoria
Rev. B. W. Morris, lot 7. block 40,
Adnlr's Astoria
Rev. B. W. Morris, lot t block 03,
Adair's Astoria
Rev. 11. W. Morris, lot 1, block 43,
Adair's Astoria
Rev. B. W. Morris, lot 4, block 44,
Adalr'a Astoria
Rev. U. W. Morris, lot 4, block 40,
Adnlr's Astoria
Fred M unset), lot 3, block 42,
Adair's Aslorla
A. Mcl'harlan, lot 20, block 60,
Adalr'a Astorl ,
A. Mcl'harlun. lot 21, block 00,
Adair' Astoria
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Adalr'a Aslorla.,.. , ........
(lom'ga Nelson, lot 4, block I7(
Adair' Aslorla...
Christ Nana, lol
Adalr'a Astoria.,,
Christ Ka, lol
Adalr'l Aslorla,,,
4, block
,'VuYiick'
Theresa G'llrleii, lul
t Mock
Adnlr Aslorla.,,...
Theresa O'llli.u. lol t, block K,
Adalr'a Asloil
Edward G Connor, lot I, block 41,
Adair's Aslorla
Kdward O'Connor, lot t block 41,
Adalr'a Astoria ,
Edward O'Connor, lul t block 41,
Adair' Aatorla ,
Andrew Olson, lot T, block 4,
Adalr'l Astoiiu
Andrew Dlavli, lot t block 44,
Adnlr' Astoria , , ,
J. II. Palmer, lot L block 41
Adalr'a Aslorla ' U 41
Anna M. fops, lol t block 40,
Adair's Astoria ,
Kll Pope, lot 4, block to, Adair'
Astoria
Frank I'stlon, trusts, lot U, block
4V, Adair' Aatorla
Frank 11 Ion. trualee, lol 44, block
0, Adair' Astorl...,
J. II. Palmer, lot 1
Adalr'l Astoria
W. W. Parker, lot t
Hblvely' Astoria
W. W. Parker, lot t,
block n.
'bi'ite'k it!
bliwk 14!'
Shlvely's Aslorla
Jennie II. Parker, lol It. block 14.
Shlvely' Aslorla
Marv J. Ilyrle, lot 4. block 10,
Adair' Astoria
Sarah G. Sherman, lot 4, block K,
Adnlr' Aslorla
Malwl I. Sullivan. half lol I,
block M. Adalr'l Astoria
N. Slinonaen, lot U, block 41.
Adair' Aslorla II U
N. 8lttto, lot 14. block 4L
Adalr'a Astoria
0. Movey, lot tt block 41, Adalr'a
Aatorla
O. Sotvy, lot 14, block 41, Adalr'l
Aslorla
lb-noun rtahln. lol I, block 41
Adalr'a Astoria
fcllsatwlh Heafaldt, lol II, block 41.
Adair1 Astoria 10 H
Elisabeth Hcaf.ldl. lul tt hlock 4t
Adalr'a Astoria
Mary A Schredsr K half lol II.
Idock to, Adair' Astoria
W. T SchoMeld. und half lot t
block 43, Adalr'a Aatorla 1 .
W. T S.holfl.ld and K, llouke,
fran mt I. block I. Sltlvely'i As
toria W. T S.hottleld ami K. Ilouks,
lot 4. hlock I. Mhlrely' Aslorla .
John SdnrM, lot t block tt
Adair' Astoria
John Mrlnroa. lot t block 44.
Adair's Aslorla
Pter Nufur. H half lot t block K.
Adalr'a Astoria.
Jacob t'Mlnger. lot t block tt,
Adair' Astoria
01 O. Via, lot It block tt. Adair
Astoria
Ole O Vlge, lot C block 4S, Adair
Aatorla
Cha. Vrrechruren, W half lol If.
block 10, Adalr'a Aslorla
Nicholas Wlsner, lot It block tt
Adalr'a Astoria
Nicholas Wl.n.r. lol 17, block 41.
Adair' Astoria
Charlr Wiseman, lot It block tt.
Adalr'a Aatorla
Charlr Wiseman, lot 17, hlock t9,
Adair Astorl
Grorgs W a I son. lol it block
Adair's Astoria
Grorgs W a I son. lol It block
41.
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Marcus Wise, lot It block
Adalr'l Astoria
Marcus Wise, lot 10, block
Adair's Aatorla
Marcus Wise, lot tt. block
Adair's Astoria
Marcus Wise, lol 14, block
Adair's Astoria
Msrcua Wise, lol 24, block
Adair' Aslorla
M arena Wise, lot M, block
Adair's Astorl
Mary Wilson, lot I, block
Adulr s Astoria
Walter, Mamie. Annie, Grade and
William Wilson, heir of William
Wilson, lot I. I lock s Adair'
Astoria , ...
Oln Willing, lot II, block 40.
Adnlr' Astoria 10 M
Caroline . Wlllbrrg, lol 23, hlock
60. Adair' Astoria
Carotins O. Wlllbrrg, lot 14, Idock
40, Adnlr' Astoria
Charlr Wright and 8 E llnrrla.
lott block 4L Adalr'a Astoria....
Charles Wright and B K. Harris,
lot 4, block 41. Adair's Astorl....
Charlr Wrlghl and 8. K. Ilsrrl.
lol R bl.ick II, Adalr'l Astta...
Charlr Wrlghl and 8 P.. llnrrla,
lol II, block 41. Adnlr Astoria...
Charlr Wrlghl ami 8. K. llnrrla,
lot It, block 41. Adair Astoria...
Charlr Wright and 8. K. llnrrla,
lol to, block 41, Adnlr' Aatorla...
Charlr Wright and 8. E. liar lis,
lot It block 41, Adalr'l Aslorla...
Charlr Wright and 8. E. Harris,
lot 17, block 41. Adair's Astoria...
Charles Wright and 8. K. llnrrla,
lol 21, block 41, Adalr'l Astoria...
Charles Wright and 8. K. Harris,
lot 24, blook 41. Adalr'l Aslorla...
Charlr Wright and 8. E. Harris.
lot SO, block 41, Adalr'l Astoria...
Charles Wright and 8. E. Harris,
lot II, block 41, Adalr'l Aslorla...
lot tt, block 41. Adalr'l Aatorla...
Charles Wright and S. E. Harris,
Dated Aslorla, Or., April 23.
IL E. NELSON,
Auditor and Police Judge.
ENGLISH CAPITAL FOR AMERICAN
INVESTMENTS.
Important to American seeking Eng
lish Capital fur new en'.erprtor. A ltst
containing the names snd addresses ot
K4 wceeaftri pro molars who hav placed
over I lOO.imo.OOO ' 8ttirt1ng In Foreign In.
Teat mem wlttiln tit last six years, and
over II4.000.0UO for the seven months of
1M. I'rlc (5. or payabls by p.tal
order to tho London and Universal Bu
reau of Investors, 20, Cheupslde, London,
R. C. Sulnterihens wll be entitled, by ar
nvtigemont with ttis directors to rrcelvs
ellh.r prre.HM; or lotions of Introdnctoln
to any of these au.-caafiij promoters.
Tills lis Is first ctass In svery respect,
and every man or firm whoa name ap.
pears therein may be dpnded upon.
For placing th following It will be
found Invaluable Honda or Shares of ln
diotrl'l, ConM-nerclnJ and Financial con
cerns, Mortfmg loam, Sale of Ijuid
Paitenl or Mines.
IMrector:-
8IR EDWARD C. ROSS,
HON. WALTER C. PEI'YB,
CAIT. ARTHUR STIFFS.
Copyright.
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