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About The daily morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1883-1899 | View Entire Issue (May 24, 1896)
THK P.VU.Y ASTUKIAX. SINIUY MORXIXO, MAY 21. UWrt. gaily gUtoviau JOHN T. LIGHTER, Editor. Telephon No. , TE81S OP MBACRIPTrON. DAILY. Bent by mall, pr year Bent by mail per month Served by carrier, per week........ . .So . .10 WEEKLY. Bent by mall per year, 12 In advance Postage tree, to subscriber. .All communications intended for pvibll atlon ahould be directed to the editor Business communication, ot all kind and remittance must b addressed to Th Astorlan. The Astorlan guarantees to Its sub scribe rs tlx largest circulation of any newspaper published on the Columbia liver. Advertising rates can be had on apiul satlon to th business manager. Tn Weekly Astorlan. th second oldest Weekly In th tt of Oregon, has, next to th Portland OregonUn, the largest weekly circulation in th. state. Jnn. T. Handley Co. are our Tort land acnts, and copV of th Astorlan a be had evary morning at their stand. 124 Third street. "I bellev th Republican party at St. "Louis ahould be governed by a conscr "tUv sentiment respecting the tariff, "but It cannot be too pronounced on th "money question. I am In favor ot an "explicit and unequivocal declaration In "favor of maintaining; th gold standard; "for the money question and not the "tariff, will th. issue of th campaign "this year. Benjamin Harrison. "Tb agricultural, manufacturing, mer "cantlla and wage-earning Interval ot "th Cniietl Slates, have now an oppor tunity to put this country beyond the "cavil ot doubt on a sound, cat and per "manent gold basis. Th party which "falls to see that this la the only true "Issue, and to lake It stand on a gold "platform, will fight a losing battle in "the coming campaign." Chauncey 11. Dtpew. THE VOLUME OF MONEY. Many questions have been asked about the old story that th volume ot money per capita In th United Stales has been greatly reduced sine the "crime" of 1371 Tb total volume of all forms of money In circulation In 1STJ was fTSvUMUk or SJS.U per capita. In 11 it was 11.444, OOC.WO, or t-M-50 per capita. There has been some Increase, chiefly In national bank circulation, since then. And the fact I that we nave never bad anything like as much money per capita In cir culation a during the last four yean. Before the war, or in I960, the total per capita circulation was S13.9& So that It an Increase In the volume of money had any effect on business and prices we should have had a more active business and higher price for our products dur ing these years than ever before. In fact, the business depression of the last three year set In In face of the biggest volume of money w ever had, and price for nearly everything have gone down while the volume of money has increased. Not only Is our present money circula tion per capita SO per cent more than in 1K7J and 8k per cent more than In Wo. but It Is a greater circulation in propor tion to population than any of the great commercial nations in the world except France. In France checks are rarely ssed In the payment of bills or account, while In this country So Per cent of the traffic exchange of the country are set tled by checks and bills of exchange. Bo that France has a very large circula tion per capita H1S4. But in Great Britain, where checks are freely usea and which ha Immensely more trade than France, the money circulation Is only til per capital In Germany It la only $17 per capita These facts demon strate that business activity or prosper-' Uy I not dependent upon the volume of money In circulation to any such ex tent as la popularly supposed. In tbia country very little money Is used In business transactions In propor tion to their enormous bulk. Of the thousands of millions of dollars repre sented by these business transactions only about S per cent are settled In money. The other 86 per cent are set tled by checks and bills of exchange. Of course, the money Is always on de posit in the banks to pay these drafts or checks, but Instead of benig paid out to meet these checks the bank, through their clearing house system, count up every day the amount of checks which each holds against the others, and the only money Is the small amount neces sary to pay the balance which Is found due each bank. This fact will explain to our corre spondents why so little money passes from hand to hand, and why it Is true that when the extended use of this clearing house machinery and Its results is taken Into account, we have Immensely more money In circulation In proportion to our need of money than any other country in the world. THE FLAG. It has been stated by a Boston news paper that the American flag is no more than any piece of bunting. The thought lessness of this unhappy expression must receive our commiseration rather than out contempt The man to whom the flag of the Uni ted States is worth no more than Its In trinsic value, wouM swap his native land for Uie next best piece of ground that he stumbled upon, without a twinge of remorse. It is no use to talk the power of the flag to men who have fought under It; they know as no one fixe does the mag netism that lurks in its folds. It is the man who has never seen the Stars anu Stripes when smlnhed by the smoke of hostile fire that needs to reflect upon the significance of our national emblem. The flag may not be any better than any other plt'ce of bunting, hut is not a mother more than a mere female? It would horrify the Jester to listen to the latter assertion, but both go totrethcr. The man who does not respect his fhig would be dishonorable to his family. There Is but one hope that draws all parts of the United State. There Is but ene rallying point for every American citlsen. When th flag Is hissed In the streets of New York, a fur deeper Insult Is born to the character of every Ameri can than were ones' mother slandered. It Is not real disloyalty that Is neglcct Itur the flag today. Peace has so long enshrouded the Star and Stripes that we do not appreciate the spirit that will make a thousand men go wild In prison at the mere sight of a miniature flag, W should suffer a bit under it; we should go to Venemcla. perhaps, and see. Its veneration In the backwoods, and we shall return convinced that the we-ttest essence of pure patriotism Is bound up In twinkling grace of "OKI Olery." It Is probably true, as a New York paper claims, that McKlnley represents the tariff Idea of the "wild and woolly West." That's the reason the Western farmers, who haven't looked a sheep In th fact for four Jcijrs, lire ail for Mc Klnley. They want another woolly tariff. Nearly all of the great Central West this year rejoice In the prospect ot abundant crops. AH the signs, natural and political. Indicate the ner approach of the national prosperity so ardently desired by the people. WHAT IS VOIR LIFE? As ft nun. ht day are gra.-lNalni. em., ii. To what would you liken a man's life? asked some one centuries ago. It Is like a bird, was the answer, who flies through the window from ouur darkness then tiles through the opposite window Into the darkness agalu. At the very longest, life is very short. No man finishes his work betons he Is called. "Something unJonr.. ,re wonta to bribed oo every tombstone. Time may linger In our youth, but In our ag Its speed la breathlesa We no sooner leave the cradle than th grave come Into view. To tome of us this is a very grave mat ter; to others it is a matter of small consequence. If on live In a house ot many rooms he does not weep when ask ed to leave the room In which he hap pens to sit and enter another which will afford him better accommodation. It. however, the house has only one room and you are forced to leave that, your tear may be pardoned. If w are only dust, w shrink from going back to thai from which we came: but If we are soul also, we may shake the dust off without a tremor, for the soul will find a better body somewhere when It need one. There are periods of life when these great facts assume special Importance, and other periods when they seem to be dreamy and unreal. When we are young, for example, the near future attracts the eye, but the tar future is hardly worth a thought We are so busy laying plans for tomorrow that we seldom cast even a glance at the day after tomorrow. There Is something charming a tout even the Impulsiveness and carleasness and thoughtlessness of youth. It Is sufficient unto Itself, Is full of resources and it laughs at difficulties. You apeak of evils to be avoided, but it shakes Its head In doubt Brst, because It thinks you ex aggerate matters, and second, because, however great these evils may be. It feel itself quite competent to handle them. Religion seems to buoyant, hopeful youth rather an encumbrance than a benefit And so it would be If it were really the dull and sombre something which It is frequently represented to be. When you practically tell a young man that religion will take all the enthusi asm out of his life and this is some times done he very naturally wants as uttle of It as possible. One reason why young men are loath to accept religion Is that it Is grossly and grievously mis represented. In very truth. It is tlieir best friend, and will give them more good cheer and more ardor and more happi ness and more assistance in the accom plishment of their high purposes than any other system of thought they can adopt But when they are told that In order to be religious they must never do what they want to do, and must always do what they do not want to uo, we need not be surprised that during the years of effervescence they turn their faces the other way. This Is all the more pitiful because these years of effer vescence are the years In which the cor ner stones of character are laid. In my judgment, the kind of religion which is not Joy producing hi rank heresy. Youth may think Itself sufficient unto itself, but age knows that it Is not. The most startling period of life Is that In which the consciousness steals over you that more than half of your journey has been covered. So long as the future Is longer than the past you may cherish a certain Indifference, but when the fu ture Is compassed by only a few more summers and winters you become solicit ous as to what that future contains for you. When you say to yoursHr, "I am old now," you add. "I must think seri ously." If there is anything in 'Jcwi's great universe that can give you hope, or, better still, a certainty, you reach out your hands and your heart for it. If It be true that th-re are "mansions In the sky," you want to be assured of that fact, for between doubt and faith there Is a vast, not to say an awtul, lillfcr ence. If Christ's promise to "prepare a place for you" was founoed on ;iuthority. and not on imagination, all dread of the days to come Is at an end, and death merely transports you to the home ot those who have gone before. To advancing age, ther. fon-, faith In a prime necessity, without which there can be no peace of mind. To die, and so to end it all, is a stiletto driven Into the heart by a cruel hand; but to have heaven to look forward to, with larger fields of activity and more favorable op portunitiesthen we ar like the poor man who has suddenly fallen upon a large Inheritance, and who Is even anx ious to get away from the old that he may enjoy the new. Religion gives us all th-se assurances. Their acceptance by the soul ud'ls to it a dignity and grarulc-ui immeanurabSe, and withal a peace, a happirr'-H;;, which r.o words can expn-H. Wnen once God's hand and yours are clasped lie may lead you where He will, for the end of the Journey when nightfall conies will find you In "the holy city. New Jerusa lem." GEORGE H. HKPWORTII. DeWltt's Sarsaparllla Is prepared for cl-anslng the blood. It builds up and strengthens constitutions Impaired by disease. Chas. Roger. The highest tobaccos good ns Every known there A3 mm r BSadkive 'mi will fimt coo tvnratn insi. nidi twomuiccL i,ninl twoctui' im,m untitle ench f-i'r ouuee ku;!' ;l.ul.ll Dutlnim. Iiuv but? f tins ivle- bnitctl toUiocomi.l rvml llie coiihhi winch gives ItM ol valuable presents .mil how to set PERHAPS UK WAS RIGHT. Chicago Post. It happened after th counell meeting Monday nlghti One of the favorites ot fortune was carrying home th flower that had been ahoaered upon him by hi admiring constituents, and they took so much space In the street car that they Inst-intly attracted the attention of the Inebriated Individual who happened to board the same car. The latter shook his bead and sorrowfully wiped away a tear as he gated at them. "Another poor devil lost." he said sol emnly at last And. under the circumstances, his re- mark was not as Inappropriate as it at I first seemed A BAD WRECK j of th constitution may follow In the I track ot a disordered system, due to I in- I pure blood or Inactive liver. lon't run the risk! The proprietor of Pr tierce's Golden Medical Discovery take all the ! chances. They make a straightforward offer u return your money If their rem- I edy fails to benefit or cure In all dls- I orders and affection due to Impure blood or Inactive liver. The gvrnu ot disease circulate through th blood; th j liver is the filter which permit the germs to enter or not The liver active, j and the blood pure, and you escape dts- 1 ea When you're run down, debilitated, ( weak, and your welcht below a healthy standard, you regain health, strength, 1 and wholesome flesh, by using the "Pis- covcry." It builds up the body fastrr : than nauseating Cod liver oil or emul sions. ' Pr. Pierce's Pellets cure constipation, piles, biliousness. Indigestion, or dysie sla. and headaches. THE GOOD SAMARITAN. Cleveland Plain Dealer. He gaxed down at the gutter. "Poor old soak!" he said. "Has come to this?" A flood of reminiscences seemed to pour upon him. "I knew you In your swelling pride," he murmured. "Ah. how puffed up you were; Water was good enough for you then, but now what a pity! Shull 1 leave you here the butt of every pasaer by? No, for old times' sak I'll mak one more effort to redeem you." Aid. stooping over the curb, he lifted the ancient bath sponge and bore It away. LET US REASON TOGETHER. It needs "no ghost to come and tell us" that the sooner dysjepsla Is remedh d. the sooner we shall enjoy thut rlttht lu which fJJ'ir ancestors laid claim In the Declaration of Independence "the pur suit of happiness." A man blessed with a good digestion provided he has enough to eat Is happy. There are hosts of people with umple means to whom the sole consolation of a healthy pauper Is denied. Hostetter's Stomach Hitters 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. Hillousness, malarial und kidney trouble, constipation ami rheu matism are also remedied by this tine corrective of a disordered condition ot the system. Appetite nnd sleep are greatly Improved by It THE CHAMELEON. Boston Transcript. Fuddy So you think Fossler an ex ceedingly bashful man? Duddy Eminently so. Why, the other day he took a bicycle lesson In the pres ence of some young ladles, and he abso lutely changed color. Fuddy Indeed! Duddy Yes; he was green when he began, but before he finished he was all black and blue. MARVELOUS RESULTS. From a letter written by Rev. J. Oun derman, Dlmondale, Mich., we are per mitted to make this extract: "I have ro 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 Haptlst church at Rives Junction she was brought down with Pneumonia succeed ing La Grippe. Terrible paroxisms of coughing would last hours with l t'l" Interruption, and It seemed as If she could not survive them. A friend recommended Dr. Kinc's New Discovery; It was quick In Its work, and highly satlsfactcrv In Its results." Trial bot tles free at Chas. Rovers' Drug Store. Regular size, !ic and $1.00. MOD ERN WAR FA RE. Washington Exenlng Times. Knglishmen have Introduced footho.ll Into the Lake Nyassa region In Africa. Whatever elxe may be said of them th,e English have always been foremost In adopting the motet formidable means of exterminating their enemies. ELECTRIC HITTERS. Electric Hitters In a medicine suited for any season, but perhaps more gener ally needed when the languid, exhausted feeling prevails, when the liver is torpid and filugi'lsh and the need of a tonic and alterative Is felt. A prompt uho of this medicine has often averted long nnd per haps fatal bilious fevers. No medicine will net more Biirely In counteracting and freeing the system from the malarial poison. Headache, Indigestion, Consti pation, DIzzlneiM yield to Elee'rio Hit ters. Wtc and Jl.'X) per bottle at Chas. Rogers Drug Stons. A FICKLE MIND. Exchange. Sweetest Hunan When I refused George ho said he would go and help the strug gling Cubans. Dearest Delia When I refused him be preferred the Armenians. BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE. Tl.f best salve In the worH for Cuts, Krulses, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores. Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and All Skin Erup tions,, and positive euro for Piles, or no pay required. It Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price, 25 cents per box. For sale by Chas. Rogeri, Odd Fellows building. l-aX claim for other is "Just . Durham." oM smoker i none just gOOtl IIS i UlcHI. V ILU'STIIATKIX Washington Times. Pastor Ah. MIm Hmartley. things are not what they seem. Miss martley-No: that's true. Now. for exsmple, your sermons are not In reality very long and yel they seem In terminable, Wa Kahy was sick, gar hr Cart ris, VKmm w a (TILL SKiaUhrllnriL I jrbea she bwams Wm, sh clung to Castorl. Vbsa sh I 'alkiraa, ah ga Umoi Ouiurl. MIGHT UK KITH Kit. Washington Btar. "Poeter," sold the anxious mother. "Willie run hardly speak above a whis per." "Indeed? Has he taken cold, or did he go to the ball game?" ROYAL Baking Powder has beco awarded highest bonon at every world's fair where exhibited. LUCKY EOCAI'K. Indianapolis Journal. Wltkwlre 1 have been thinking ahitt a narrow escape I had from being killed by llolmea Mrs. VYlrkwtre Goodness gracious, dear' How a as it? "Oh, he didn't happen to thing of my name when he was confessing.'' Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. FIXED. Philadelphia North American. throstles Tlmeson wasn't a success as a railroad conductor. Gateman No; he couldn't get the hang ot the time tables. Crosllrs Ild they discharge him? Gateman No; they put him In charge of a bureau of Information. I All the patent medicines advertised In ' this paper, together with th choicest perfumery, and toilet articles etc., can be bought at the lowest price at J. W. ' Conn's druir Mure, opposite Occidental Hotel Astoria. SATISFACTORY. Detroit New. Mother Did you enjoy the Easier Serv ice, my dear? Daughter Oh, ever so much. That hateful Morton girl had a perfect fright of a gown, and everybody guyed It. Or. Price's Cream lUkinjr Powder Contains no Ammoels or Alum. Mrs. Custer, the widow of the general, expects to siiend the summer at Onteorn. In the Catskllls. Mrs. Custer resent living In a conventional way. Her plan for the coming summer is to live In a stable belonging to Mrs. Mary Mnp-s Dodge and Just across the mountnln rond from her cottage. Takt a dose of DeWltt's I.lttl F.arly Riser Just for th good they will do you. These little Pill are good for In digestion, good for headache, good for liver complaint, good for constipation. They are good. Chas. Roger. "What you want to avoid." nid the publisher to the struggling author, "Is writing over the heads of the people." "I know It," was the answer. "1 was depending on you to take this book so that I could come down out of the atttn and do my work on the parlor floor here after." Washington Star It's Just as easy to try On Mlnut Cough Cure as anything else. It's easier to cure a sever cough or cold with IL I yet your next purchase for a cough be One Minute Cough Cure. Retter medi cine: better result; better try It. Chas. Rogers. "I," said the crank iKiarder, with the air of ono who Is challenging contralb tlon, "I am assurid that Shakespeare h really Hacon." "It mi In- admitted." 'aid the Cheerful Idiot, In a soolhlng manner, "that some of Wllllaefs work Is on the hog." Indianapolis Journal. We might tell you more about On Minute Cough Cure, but you probably know that It cures a cough. Every on does who has used It. It Is a perfect remedy for coughs, colds, hoarseness. It Is an especial favorite for children, be ing pleasant to take and quick In curing. Chas. Rogers. t "Mary," asked the old man, "whose picture Is that on the front of the paper you have?" "That Is a picture of Presi dent Cleveland," said she. "Great Cieaar's ghost!" exclaimed the old man; has he been curwl of something, too?" Adams (Mass.) Freeman. Hums are absolutely painless whn De. Witt' Witch Hazel fialve la promptly applied. This statement Is true. A per fect remedy for tkln diseases, chapped hands and Hps, and never falls to cur piles. Chas. Rogers. "Ixn't this line Incomplete?" asked the foreman of the rural 'editor. "What line?" "This where It says: 'Alexan der Dumas, fils.' " "The bill," replied the editor, without looking up. " Kills the bill,' you fool, you!" Atlanta Con stitution, t It Is not a miracle. It won't cure everything, hut It will etir piles. Thai' what DeWltt's Witch Hagel Salve will do, because It has done It In hundreds of cases. Chas. Rogers. Iiukane Yoti know Manchester, don't you? Caswell Yes. "What sort ot capacity has he?" "Do you mean stom ach or brain?" Washington Times. It's all the same, a slight cold, congest ed lungs or severe cough. One Minute Cough Cure banishes them. F3B j ' 1B EBT gg'g WB& 9 jfZj 1 M f. k . JLj NOTICK OF ABrtKNHMENT OF DRAIN IN ADAIR'S ASTORIA, Nolle I hoieby glxen thai the se. nient made by Ortlliiiiticn No, iWl, of lh city of Astoria, etinllimliig lh assess ment on Roll No. I. for Hi construction of a drain In the city of Astoria, ns laid out and recorded by John Adair, tm niriu'ltig at a point In block il. and hav ing its outlet III Thli'ly-tlilul street, be. I ween blocks Id and I". In Adair As toria, nnd known nnd deKlgnaled as "Pralnag District No, I," will ! do and pii v a bis on the IMh day of May, IN", lu C. S. gold or silver coin, at lb oHI.1 of the city treasurer, and If not so paid wlihln or heftr said time, lh common council will order warrant Issued for th collection of ths sum Th assess ment Is us follows: l-aura I'. Adair, lol S, block Adair's Astoria Ijiurn I'. Adair, let t, block Adair Astoria.. ,s. Mary I- Adair, lol II, block Adair' Astoria Wv "hi! 'it eii I M 41 M 41 ( 43 S 41 10 M 10 St I 43 4 M I II I II I II I II I U I It I II 4 TT M Mary I Adair, Adair' Astoria Mary I- Adair, lot II. block lei' U block Adair' Astoria Mary I.. A, lull, lot !, Hi Adair Astoria Mary I. Adair, lol 17, block Adair's Astoria.. Mary 1. Adair, W half lot block t. Adair' Astoria 'i "is! Mary U Adair, lol !U, block Adair' AMorlu Mary U Adair, lot SI. block Adair Astoria Mary I. Adair, lol block Adair' Astoria Mary I. Adair, lot 11. Adair's Astoria Mary L Adair, lol S, '! ! block block Adair' Astoria Mary 1.. Adair, lol M, hl.tck "ii! s! Adair Astoria Mary 1. I Adair, lot 34. block Adair's Astoria Hetty Adair Hrenbam. und ono- eighth lot t. block 14, Adair's Astoria. Hetty Adair Hrenham, und on rlghth lol T. block 1. Adair's Aaturlik . Deny Adair Hrenham. eighth lol &, bl.k Astoria Hetty Adair ir.iih.ini. und on. I. Adulr's' und on.- 1 1 35 IH ITT Its I I I M 177 IM 1 M i a 1 54 177 CM i n i a S 54 ITT IM eighth lot . blocs 1. Adair A ml tiria Hetty Adair Hrenham und one- eighth begin at NIC corner lot x. block to, thenc tt M feet, W IS reel, i w icet, r. ,s iei, lot a, block Adair's Astoria Elli n Adair MendelL unj on eighth lot J. blue IS, Adair's Astoria Kllrn Adair Mendrll, und on- eighth lol 7. block W, Adalr's Astoria Fllen Adair Melldell, Und on eighth lot &, block 1. Adair Astoria Kllen Adair M.-nSolt. eighth, lol (. block Astoria und on 1. Adair Kllen A. lair Mendell tied on. eighth begin at NK corner lol 1. block 0. thence S M feet. W 7 block 0. thence S M feet. feel. N feet, K TS feel. Mock 40. Adulr' Astoria .. Kata Adair Welchrr. und one- eighth lot 3. block 11 Adair' Astoria Kato Adair Wctcher. und one-eu-hth lot ?. M---. K Adair' Astoria Kate Adair Welrher. und one eishth lot K. bhH'k I. Adair's Astoria Kate Adair Welcher. und on slgMh. lol , block I. Adair's Astoria Kl Adair Welcher. und one eighth begin at NK corner lol t bl.M k ). thenc S J feel. W ?J feel. N W feet. R T feel, lot J. block 40. Adulr' Astoria Mary Adair Jordan, und one eighth lol 1 block !. Adair' Astoria Mary Adair Jordan, und one elshth lot J. bl.Mk 1. Adair's Astoria Mary Adair Jordan, und one elKhlh kl 5, block I. Shlvety' Antorla Mary Adair Jordan, und ons elghlh lot . block I. Shlvely's Astoria Mary Adair Jordan, und one elchth begin al NK corner lot J, block 40. thence 8 M feel. W Tl feet. N M feet, K T feel, lot I. bl.M k i. Adair' Astoria Mary R. Adair. und one- elithth lol Astoria I block Adair. 7. block It. Adair und on. K. Adair' Mary It. elifhlh lot Astoria Mary R. Adair. urd one- I. block I. Hhhely' Adair, und on. . block 1. Shlvely's eighth lot Astoria 1 35 Mary R. eighth lot i a J 54 IT 31 U U t 71 I 71 7 a 46 IS U 41 10 00 tin 13 81 I 15 10 00 46 15 46 15 23 05 46 15 (1 41 52 41 46 15 46 16 46 16 44 16 Mary R. Adair, und one elshlh Iwsln at NK corner lot I. block 40. thence S M feel. W 75 reel, N 6 feet. K 71 feel, lot t, block 40. Adair's Astoria Laura Adair Marker, und thr elchth lol 2. block M. Adair's Astoria . Laura Adair Darker, und three, eighth lot 7. block 1. Adair Astoria. Laura Adair llnrker. und three eighths lot i, block 1, Shlvely's Astoria Laura Adair harker. und three, eighths lot . block 1, Bhlvely Astoria Laura Adair Darker, nnd thr ilghths begin at NK corner lot I. block 40; thence S fig feet. W 75 feet, N M f,et, B 7 feet, lot J, block 40, Adair' Astoria A. Ilooth Packing Co., lot 5, block ICO. Shlvely's Astoria A. ilooth I'acklng Co.. lot I, block ffl, Shlvely's Astoria Victor Anderson, lot g. hloek , Bhlvely' Astoria Tina Amundsen, lot 4, block 41, Adair's Astoria Tina Amundsen, lot 5, block 41, Adair's Astoria Astoria Savings Hunk, trustee, lot 2i, block M, Adair's Astoria Isaac Hergnum, lot 12, block 149, Shlvely'n Astoria Rudolph Harth, lot Adair' Astoria Hiram Drown, lot Adair's Astoria block 10, block "n! Hiram llrown, K half lot 3, block 17, Adair's Astoria Hiram llrown, lot 4, block Adair's Astoria 17, l! Hlrarn I'.rown, lot Adair's Astoria block Ilirnm llrown, lot 4, block fll, Adair' Astoria Hiram Rrown, lot 5, block 61, Adair's Antorla Hiram llrown, lot t Adair's Astoria block 'ii, Hlrarn Drown, lot 3, block 66, Adair's Astoria Hlrarn Hrown, Adair's Astoria Hlrarn llrown, Adair's Astoria Hiram Hrown, Adair's Astoria Hlrarn Hrown, Adair's Astoria, lot 4, block 60, lot 1, block 7, 46 16 46 16 46 16 46 15 34 66 34 66 34 66 34 66 lot' J,' ' block "fi, lot" 3, " 'block 'iff! Hlrarn Hrown, lol Adair's Astoria 4, block 67, Hlrarn iirown, lot 6, block 67, Adair a Astoria Hiram Hrown, lot 6, block 67, Adair s Astoria , Hlrarn llrown, lot 7, block 67, Adair's Astoria lllratn llrown, lot 8, block 67, Adair's Astoria Laura Adulr Darker, lot H, block 17, Adair's Antrjrl Fred Darker, lot 4, block 38, Adair's Astoria Katherlne C. Illlssett, lot 4, block 39, Adair's Astoria Il' tlna Norwegian Evangelical Lu theran Church, N 60 feet of E half lot 3, block 38, Adair's As toria .-. D. W. Hush, lot 18, block 41, Adair's AHtorla D. W. Hush, lot 22, block 4L 62 41 t.2 41 52 41 10 48 12 32 II U II II II It 10 M 10 44 10 44 10 M 44 II 13 t 34 14 M 10 44 10 44 10 44 10 44 144 11 10 MM II It 44 II 34 10 M 10 44 10 M 10 44 10 41 10 M 44 U I! 41 ua 13 n u n 14 M ION 1141 Hit II 40 MM 41 II U4I 11 n 11 n l" M 10 M 141 141 10 44 10 44 lOn i Annie tlalrns, lol t. block 17. Adair's Asfbrla Catherine Goodman, lot. II, bl.M k 41, Adair's Astoria I I'. J. Goodman, lot U, block 41, Adair' Astoria Anna Maria tlramms, lot 9, block t. Adair's Astoria , Ann Marl Gramma, lot K, block . Adair Astoria,., Helen I. Graham, lol I, block 43, Adair' Astoria Helen F. Orahaai, lol 1. block 63, Adair' Astorl Winifred C. George, lol I, block I, Hhlvsty's Astorl Mary C Holmes, lot T, block 37. Adair' Astoria Mary C. llolmea lol 1 block 17. Adair' Astoria Thoma A. II y land, lul I, block 34. Adair' Astorl Erlo llouk. lot 4, bio. k 41, Adair's Astoria Eric llouk. lot I, block 41. Adair Astorl , F. A Hill, lot 4. bl.M-m 10, Adair s Asprl F. A Hill, lol 7, bio. to, Adair's Astorl Aleck Iversan. lol II. block 41. Adair' Astoria Alck lverwn. lot a block 4s, Adair' Astoria James Jackson, lol 5. block 44. Adair' Astoria Jsmrs Jsckson, lol 4, block Adair" Astoria Iiuisa Josansrn, lot 10, fcMck 144, Shlvely's Astoria John Hoop, lot 1, block 43. Adalr'a Astoria Christina A.. Alfred. Joaephln and 51 Frank V. Lrlnenwebcr, heir of Frank Ilnenwelwr, lot 6, block W. Adair' Astoria S3 04 Christina A Alfred. Josephine and Frank I. Ilnenweoer. heirs of Frank Ilnrnwetier, lol 4, block W. Adalr'a Astorl 3101 Christina A. Ixlnenwter. lol I, hloek IS. Adalr'a Astoria 79 04 Christina A. Iliieneler, lol 7, block W. Adair' Astoria 44 II Christina A. !.elnenwlr., lol 4, klock bt. Adair Astoria!,., 44 11 Christina A. Ilnnweber. lol t block (, Adulr's Astoria ... 9 04 August Ijtrsrti. N half lol 1. block . Adair's Astoria H 10 John Kopp, lot 3, block 43. Adir's Astoria 53 41 Mary J. Kyle, lot 4. block 43, Adair's Astoria U 41 Mary J Kyle, lol 5. block 41 Adulr Astoria !i 41 Mrs. Anna Kopp, lol I, block 41, Adulr's Astoria 53 41 P. N. Kenrnev. und half lol I, block 41, Adair's Astoria 34 31 James p. Kearney, lol t, block 41, j Adalr'a Astoria 61 41 Frank J Carney, und half lot 7. block 41. Adair' Astoria n lu Mary A. Crams, und half lol T, block 41, Adair's Astoria ... Unj Mary II. Islnnwlr. W half lot 1. block 17. Adair' Astorl B ti Christina A., Alfred !.. Joscphon ami Frank I'. Ilnenwrber. heir of Frank Lclnenwcher, lot 7, block 34, Ailnlr Astoria...,.,.. 51 41 Christina A., Alfred O, Josephm nd Frnnk I. Ilnenwebtr, heir of Frank I.elnrnwnbr, lot I, block is. Adair's Astoria U 41 L. l-beck nd Olive Wintcn, lot 3, block I. Shlvely Astorl 10 0) L. I -check and Oliv Wlnton, lot 4, block I, Shlvely's Astoria 10 (0 L. I.ebeck and Ollv Wlnton, lot ' t, block 1, Shlvely's Astoria 10 U L. Ilwck and Ollv Wlnton., lot 10, block I. Shlvely's Astoria I 0 Nlcholetta Mslagamba, W half and S UO feel of K half lot 3, block 3D, Alkali-" Astoria 41 43 Rev. U W. Morris, lot J, block 40, Adulr's Astoria 44 16 Rev. Ii. W. Morris, S 44 ft 1 1 lot 1, block m. Adair' Aa'.orlu 15 SO llnv. H. W. Morris, lot 6, block 40, Adair's Astoria 46 15 Rev. II. W. Morris, lot 1, bio k 40, Adair' Astoria 46 15 Rev. H. W. Morris, lot 7 block 40, Adair' Astoria 40 16 Rev. II. W. Morris, lot 2. block U. Adulr' Astoria , 46 11 Rev. 11. W. Morris, lot 3, block HI, Adair's Aktorla 46 16 Rev. H. W. Morris, lot 4, block 63, Adulr' Antorla 40 15 Ruv. II. V. .Morris, lot 4. block 40, Adulr' Astoria 40 16 Freil Munsen, lot 3, block U, Adulr' Astoria , 52 4 A, Mi'l'hurlnn, lot 2f', block l0, Adalr'a Astoria 10 35 A. Mcl'lmrluii, lot II, block 60, Adulr's Astoria 10 16 - Adair's Aslorls.,,,,, ...... D. W. Hush, lot I, block 41, Adair' Astoria Alice M. Hush, lol Sft, block 41, Adair' Astoria. .,. Jacob Hiissnrl, lol II, block Adair's AsioiIa Jacob llosssrt, tot 16, block 60, Adair' Astoria , A. Rrutihold, lot 31, block . Adair' Astoria A. Hrinihold, lol Jl. block , Adair Astoria.. Cryti Carmine,, lot I, block IT, Adair' Astoria,,., , Cyru Carriithsis, lot ?, block 17, Adair's Astoria , Eraslmo fnserogoll. N halt lol I, block , Adair' Astoria .,, Nellie O. Charlatan, und halt lot T, block W, Adair' Astortu C. II. Cooper, lot I, block 4U, Adair' Astoria C. It. Cooper, lot t, block (u, Adair' Astoria C. II. Cooper, lot 10, 'block 40, Adair' Astoria C. II. Cooper, lot II, Mock 60, Adair' Astorl , .., 0. II. Cooper, lot It block . Adair' Astoria. ,, John Chttwood, und quarter ltd I, block St, Adair's Astoria Ruth A. Cornelius, und half lot t bliM'k 63. Adair's Astoria ,, II. P. Dr-uinan, und half lot I, block 61, Adair Astoria II. 1". Drennan. lot i, block 41, Adair' Astoria IV A IV.nclnoti, und half lot 7, block , Adair' Astoria J. II. Duncan, lot I, block 4. Adair' Astoria , J. II. Duncan, lot t. block 4a, Adair' Astoria , Samuel l.lmore. lot t&. block Adair' Astoria Samuel Klnuir. lol M, block 40, Adair' Astoria Samuel Klnioro, lol 37, block 40, Adair' Astoria Samuel Klniore, lot St, block Adair' Astoria , Alex Gilbert, lol t, block 14. Adair Astoria Annl Uai.ns, kit t, block 17, Adulr's Astorl Mm III fill ImmMmMklim TO Oeorg Nelwii. lol . ''I"" n ,. - Adair' Astorl M " Oeorg Nelson, lot 4, blotk 17, Adair's Asloi'l Christ Nass. lul I. block 64. Adalr'a Asluila Chilsl Nass, lul 10. block , Adair's Asloil 4 Theresa O'lllleli, lul t block , Adair's Asloil There tl'tlrlsu, lul , block 14, Adair's Asloil Edward U' Culimir, lul L block 41, Adair' Astorl Kdwsrd ll'Coimur, lol 4, block 41, Adair' Aslorl '"I Edward O'Coiilior, lol I, block 41, Adair' Astoria HO Andrew Olsen, lot T, block 4a, Adair's Asturia I 41 Andrew Olun, lol 4, block 41, Adalr'a Aslorl I 1 II. I'alm.r, lul 4, block U Adalr'a Astorl,,.. U 41 Aiiim M, 1'ope, lol 4, block 40, Adair' Astoria 1 44 Ella 1'ops. lol i block 40, Adair'4 Astoria Frank l'llon, Irtisle. lol M, block 0, Adair' Astorl U Frank I'atloii, truslee, lol 14, block 1. Adair' Astorl 14 J. II Painter, lol 4, block 43. Adair's Astorl M W. W, l'rker, lol I, blwk 14. Shlvely's Aslorl W W, I'arker. lol . bltwk 144, Shlvely' Asturl...., W Jennl II. I'arker, lot II, Mock 14. Shlvely's Aslorl 14 Muiy J Hvrle, lol Is blotk 40, Adair' Aslorl W 4 Sarah l, Shernil1, lul 4, block, 9, Adnlts Astorl UK Msla.l I. Sullivan, S half lul 1. block . Adair's Aslorl M K N. Hliiionxin, lol (3. block 41. Adair' Astorl IH N Sliuonson, tut 44. bliM'k 41. Adair' Astorl II H 0. Novey, lot 8, bl.nk 41. Adair's Astorl I W O Sovey. lul 14, block 41, Adair 6 Astoria " W teo,tu Sabine, lol 7, block t. Adlr' Astorl W 41 Elisabeth Srnfrl.1l. lol II. Milt 43, Adair Aslorl 10 14 I'.lltalxlh Hrafeldl, lot U, Hock 43, Adair' Astoria 1" 44 Mary A Schroiler K half lot 14, black 40. Adalr'a Aslsrl 141 W, T Hchoinrld. unit half lol 3, block C Adair' Astorl 34 14 W. T. Mfhoineld nd K. Houko. frao lot I. bl.M k , Shlv.1 s As ton 144 W. T. S. holflsld nd K. Ilouke. lol 1. block I. Shlvny Astoria . 10 04 John Seines, lol 4. ldM'k . A.Valr-s Astorl 14 44 John Nclnraa. lol 4. hlm'k Adalr'a Astorl 14 41 rter Nufur. half lol 4, blwk 14. Adair' Astoria Ml Jacob l'tslngor. lol 4, block I. A.lalr' Astorl 1141 Ole O. Vigo, o II, block 40, Adair's Astoria..., ., , 14 M Ola O. Vise, lol U, bl.Mk 40, Adair's Astoria II 41 Ch Yerarhriiren, W hlf lot l. block . Adair's Astoria I II Nicholas Wlsnrr. lot It. bio-k 41. Adair Aslorl,.. ... .., II B N'l.'bels Wlsaer, lot 17, block 41. Adair Astorl It U Charles Wlaaman. lot 13. blwk 40. Adalr'a Aslorl MM Charle Wlssmsn, lot 17, block 40. AiUlf Astoria I M George Watson, lol 15, bliM'k 41. Adalr'a Astoria . a II D Oeors Watson, lol 14, bl.Mk 41, Adair' Asturl II II Marco Wise, lot It, bb k O, A.latr' A. tori 14 Marco Wise, lot Hi. block 41. Adair' Astorl 14 Marvin Wise, lol tt block 41. Adair's Astorl ... . .. ISM 41 1 I 1 ! j , I ' Marcus Wlae. lol 4. bl.K k 41, Adair' AstorU , 14 M Marcus Wise, lol 30, block 43. Adair's Aslorl 10 M War. a m. lol 14. bio. k 43. Adulr' Astorl MM Mary Wilson, lol I. block 00, Adalr'a Astorl 14 M Waller, Mamie Annie, Oracle and William WtlMin, heir of William Wilaon, lot !. thick , A.lalr Astoria 10 M Ol Wlllherg. lot II. block 60. A.lalr' Astorl 10 M Caroline Wllllrrg. lol TX block so. A. lair's Astoria 10 M Caroline II. Wllltierg, lol 34, block n, Adair's Astoria 10 M Charka Wright and S K llarrl. lot I. blo. k II, Adair' Aslorl ... It a Charlr Wright and S K. Harris, lol 4, block II. A.lalr Astoria ... II 11 Charles Wright and S. K. llarrl. o la, bl.M'k II, A.lalr's Astorl... II t Charle W right and H. K llarrl, lol II. block II. Adair's A.t..rta. , It tt Charles Wright and B K, llarrl. lot . bl.Mk it. A.lalr' Astorl, ... a Chnrle Wright and S. K Harris, I.. I i, bl.M k 41. Adulr' Astoria 13 U Charle Wright n.l S K. Harris, lo 31, bl.M It II, Adair' Astoria . 13 33 Charle Wright and S. K. Ilarrla lot 37, block 41. A.lalr' Astoria. , 13 a Charle W'rlghl and S. E. llarrl. lol 3. bbx k 41. A.lalr Astoria . 11 U Charle Wright and S. E. llarrl, lot Tt, blook 41. A.lalr's A. torts .. 13 11 Charles Wright and kV tt llarrl. lot i. bl.Mk 41. Adalr'a Astoria... 1 13 Charles Wright and S K. Harris, lol II, block II. Adair' Astoria.. . II M lot 33, bl.M k 41, Adair' Astoria .. 11 U Charb Wright and M E. Harris. I'ate.! Aslorl. Or., April 31 IL K NKIJ4GN. Au.lllor and I'ollce Ju.lg. ENGLISH CAIMTAL FOR AMERICAN INVESTMENTS. . t 1 ' ' ' Important to Amnrlcan seeking IMti Cnmlal for new entarprav. ; cootAlnlntf thft nuiM ,n,l iiliLu Eng. 1 Hot 3fi succewefirl pp. molars who have placed over HtW.trw.UfW Storting In Foreign In vestments within the last slg years, , over flt.OOO.Onil fur th nnn m.mtl . lv I'rl.y. IS, or tOi. Durable by n.siti onb.r to the London and Universal Hu reati of Invesiurs, 0. ("heupsld... London, E. C. StilHX-rtla'ra wll Imi etitlDct, by ar rangement sriih tr.ie dlrm'tor to rvtv nitbor MT.n.,i or Inner of Iniroiluctoln to any of thrae an vsuful pnmunms, 'Plils lust Is tlmi KasM In every reaper!, ami every mail or linn whose name ap pear, therein may Im depended uiain. F. h- p:a.-iiig th following it will be found InvatiiaUe llonds or Share of In diwiirla;. Cummi.r.'l.il and Fliianclal ran. cents, Morigigo loans. Sale of Uin.uv I'atotiis or MIikvi. Dlrwclors: Hill EDWARD C. HOSH HON. WALTER C. DIOI'VB CAIT. ARTHUR 8TIFFE. Copyright. w 1 ...... . , . , , , 4WefVf ot and of