TUK DAILY ASTORIAN, SUNDAY MO UNI Nil, APRIL 18, 17.
gaily glotovimn
JOHN T. LIGHTER, Editor.
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The Weekly Astorian, the second old
est weekly In the state of Oregon. hits,
next to the Portland Oregonlan. the
large t weekly circulation In the state.
John F. Handley & Co. sire our Port
land agents, and coplee of the Astorian
can be had every morning at their
stand, in Third street
Tk "Aaturlaa" kerehy offer to donate
ONB71HIMJKKD DOLLARS to St. Mary's
Bospttal, payable on demand to Father
Dirlniaa, whenever legal evldenca la pro
daced ahowing that any aTlernoon news
paper pobllehaa la Astoria has printed
within la last ninety days aspiring ba
far this offer a atngla "special" or
other kind of "teleg-raphle pre report,
raoeWed over tka wires entering- altker
f tba telegraph edlcea la Astoria, tVoui
nay point onUlde of Oregon.
Astoria, Or., October IS.
PEACE EE WITH TOt
"Than the same day at evening, be-
, Ing the first day of the week, when
the doors were- shut where the discip.ey
were ascmibled for fear of the Jens,
mme Jeaus and stood in the midst, and
aaith unto them, 'Peace be unto you "
St. John, 20-19.
What could be more comforting to
the W;naeiK disciples than the sud
den and unexpected appearance of their
beloved Lord and Master: Jus: a frw
short hours Jiefore tbxy had, on the
arly morning of the third day aft-r
His cruoiaxion, the first day of the
week, visited his tomb and found there
the stone rolled away, the linen clothe
laid aside, and th Master gone. Pt
apair seined their hearts, faith failed,
and In the evening of rhe same day
they assembled together to take coun
sel, i Mary, however, who also visited
the tomb the same morning, stood
without -waiting and weeping and was
rewarded with the first glimpse of the
loved Master alter his resurrection.
Sorrow at once was changed into Joy.
the birds began to sing, the sun shon-?.
and she went on ber way rejoicing,
to tell the chosen oiee of what had
happened.
In that closed and- darkened room
at eventide what gloom and despair:
The Lard crucified and his dead body
stokm away from the tomb. The linen
and the napkins left behind, but where
wae he? Oh, the test of faith: Then
comes the blessed Savior into their
midst. Peace be unto you." Can
anyone doubt the great peace and Joy
of that moment? The Lord did not
atop to question their faiju "Peace
be unto you." Only a few days
before some of them were with him In
the agony of the garden, and could
not watch with him one hour when
the trial came, but wiheh the victory
was won, he said, "Sleep on, now, and
take your rept." Yet on this supreme
occasion the only greeting Is "Peace."
On this slad Easter day wers not
the ditcipH Joyful? DU they think of
anything else save that "The Lord Is
risen?" What e!ee could matter? What
worldly troubles could be considered
when the dear friend and companion,
the Jierfect man, the Son of God, who
had worked with them in their daily
Ufa of toil, had healed the sick, made
the blind to and had naved tlje.r
snuU from eternal J'.tith, rKiijjearrd j
to confirm his precious promises? Lei j
the bells ring, the flowers bloom, and j
all nature Join with man In paeaiis j
for the victory over death. "Christ i- j
risen!" is the Joyous refrain that swell:
all Christendom today, and 'through the
voice of ages will ever resound, "p.-u .-e,
be unto you!" I
In a larije number of Meth'.dist s r ng
conferences, at this moment In s-ssion
thrJughout the country, an effort is
making not alone to secure the aimif
sion of women asi delegates in th; con
ference of the church, but .to secure in
that body and In the annual or local
conference a lay representation eiuU
in number to the e'er leal representa
tion. It has been for only about twenty-five
years that laymen have had any
official voice hi Methodist affairs at all.
Even now tlie affairs of that church are
far more In the hand of -the clergy
than are those of the Presbyterian,
lArtheran, or even Episcopal churches.
The oontantlan now going- on Is for
an equal vole. The chief opponent of
it among (he bishop 1 Bishop John
P. Newman, of San Francisco, who w ill
be remembered a the friend and Wash
ington paetor of President Grant The ,
clergy are, as a rule, Indifferent. At
sexvial conferences there haw been
held u.1 year lay commute meetings
to agitate the subject, and In some
conferences lay organisationa strong
In both Influence and number exist
The lay voice In the local conference
Is a-niKht In order to help In the as
signment of iastor. As aiicn. It would
further Invalidate the old Itinerant sys.
torn, now wvll shattered. The larsor
hiy vole In the general conference
issouirht for ho gvd. say the petition
em, of tbi whole church. The content
will fitH this year, but it Is certain
to continue, and laynuvi w ill tln.illy
succeed in their demand.
Two oi:.!s of M'lt haw failed to
prosper since the e'eet!o;i .f SleKlnley.
One of i'iu, classes Is c-inpsvl nf sl ¬
yer adV'V.ites tho other tin- cu:s. The
elooslon of McKinley and ihe re.e tlon
of the five silver pre.wltl n s:iirt.'d
similar action by s, me other nations
which ihnd been looked to s supporters
of the silver theory, and the friends of
free coinage haw wfcneswxl with dis-nA-
the transfer ef Japan. P.ussla and
'China to the gold standard column.
Tlie trusts have also fared as badly.
The railroad comblnatMnsv. the sug.ir
trust, the Standard Oil trust and nvsny
minor onranlxatVms of this character
have received stunning Now within
the fmv months sine the election of
and will suffer stiil more when
the new tariff law goes into effect and
deprives them of the advantages which
they have enje-yej under the Wilson
law.
Mr. Bailey sarcastically express.
himself as glad that hs constituents
have not reached the stage where men
use perfume and wear corsets and wo.
men smoke cigarettes and near bloom
ers. If this is tntended to afford a sag.
gestion of the young gentiems-Ts lm.
pression of "society," it fc1 not. .-ays the
Washinst-.n Star, sun-rising tha.: he
shys at a dress coat.
It has been he;j that consumption
is hereditary, and the fact that one
person of a family had died with con
sumption was considered a sure ign
that others of that family could not
escape it. Thus is partly true and
partly untrue. A man with weak
lutigs is likely to transmit that weak
ness to nia children. But the-re is
no reason In the world w hy the weak-
nets should b allowed to develop.
Kc-ep ths lunfi full of rich, red whole
some blood, and the weakness w.ll
disappear. Decayin? tissues will be
thrown off, and new material will be
added until the luns are well and
perfectly strong again. This is th
thing that Dr. Pierce's Golden Med:-
cal Discovery does. This Is what
makes it cure 9S per cent, of all cases
of consumption where It Is taken ac
cording to dl.-eotions. It Searches out
disease germs wherever they may be
in the body and forces them out
the system. It supplies the blo.d wf.h
rich, life-giving properties. It mak.-s
the appetite go d, digestion perfect
Send 21 cants in one-cer.t stajnps to
WYrId's Dispensary Xleilical Ass.ia-
tion, Buffalo. X. Y., and reo.4ve Dr.
Pierce's 100S page "Common Sense
Medical Adviser," profuely Illustrated
The government is said to be spend
ing 12.000 ta day in ? trenthenlng this
levels below- Memphis. The levee sys
tem Is one of the c?tliest failure that
has ever a ided to "the bur-fcn of tax
ation. Unconditional surrend-r, is the only
terms thse famous litte plKs known
as DeWHt'3 Little Ear'.y Hisers will
make with constipation, sick headache
and stomach troubits. Charles Rogers.
It is paid that the people of the Uni
ted Statf.s smoke 115,J.) 'ons .f t tacco
every year. V bixly iha a temptei to
weigh the cigar -tt-s.
Tl tl'ltfc A fOl.ii IN UNI; I.1,
Take laxative F'.r,mo .vulnine Tablet.
All druijtfis.s r.'uii! the money If It
fails to cjre. 2V. For ?ale by Cha.
Kogers, Druggist.
E-'twven buynif
Easter g . 11 th
purM; loilj '. e'-y V.iu
Vyvt r I'i and
a- hi;- '-nJ.rine
:ti
simmonsx
regulator7
He Favorite Home temeQ.
For ail diseases caused by derangement
of the Liver, Kidneys, and Stomach, 9
Keep it always in the house and you
will save time and Doctor's Eills, and
have at hand an active, harmless and per
fectly safe purgative, alterative and tonic
If you feel dull, debilitated, have frequent
headache, mouth tastes badly, poor appe
tite and tongue coated, you are suffering
from torpid liver or biliousness, and SIM
MONS Liver Regulator will cure you.
If you have eaten anything hard to
digest, or feel heavy after meals or sleep
less at night, a dose of SIMMONS LIVER
REGULATOR will relieve you and bring
pleasant sleep.
If at any time you feel your system
needs cleansing and regulating without
violent purging, take SIMMONS LIVER
Regulator.
J. H. Zeilin ft Co., Philadelphia.
A GOOD TIME TO KKEl' Ql'lET.
When you fed that hlewa are crowding I
your brain
Arl struggling fvr ardent cxprvtev.on;
WlHn Impulses come which you soaris
can nstrain
To arise with awe chaiye or cvnfes-
slw;
Wlwn jiur inimwt motUvi pcrsuados
yim to sixstk
Opinion which ftiWy run riot;
When the' thoughta (miiu fast tlmt
your sul -NUns to shriek
It's a mighty goM time to kxp quiet
Indianapolis Journal.
wKi:Noni:n and kaokko.
Hy the angs of rheumatism, the Joints
eventually lmie gric usly d s; opted,
and sometime assume an almost itr l)V,,sii,,n whether he hud not better
lesnue deformity. To prv-vent such re. a ,1,, (f pnon and thus end all
suits by a simple and acivcjihlo mentis ns (iutles. Ihit providential Insplra
Is certainly the part of wisdom. A tl,m ,.)UU(, to his aid In tho shape of n
tendrtney to rheumatic a.lments may Pe eimtlnatlon of nnsl'ciues rh.it not only
siKwssfu'.ly cNmbattcd with Hostellers .nipletely rest.ri'l the i:neia! health,
Stomach .ltltters, a medicine with the oul ,,1;,irv,Hl his weak, etiniel.ited ( arts
ptw;!ge of a long and successful il( niitutnl slie and vigor, and he now
reer, of unbounded popularity, and of ,itv,lro that any man who will take
emphatic professional endorsement. It t. trouble to send his name and ad
removes from the blo.nl tlvse Inllam. ,iivss may have the method of this won
matory Impurities which pathologists i,.rfu treatment free. Now whsn 1
assign as the cause of rheumatism, and M) fr,v I meiui ubsdutely without cost,
not only purities the life current, but because I want every weakened man to
enriches It, promoting vigor by fert.l- K,,t the beneht of my experience.
Islng its aource. Digestion, the a- t.on i am not a philanthropist, nor do I
of the bowels ami the socretloii of the HWl, Hs an enthusiast, but there are
bile, are aided by It, and It Impels thousands of men suffering the mental
the kidneys and bladder to a reruiar ' torturv of weakened manhiHHl who
and active perforiuanc of their f ine- would be curvet at one-e could they but
tlons. It Is besides a thoroughly re-! get such a remedy as the one that
liable remedy for. and nnans of pre. cured me. Do not try to study out how
venting, periodic fevers. ; I ran afford to pay the few ostage
stamp necessary to mall the Informa-
When President Krugvr. tf th Suth tlon, but send for It. and learn that
Afrienn Republk. iloxnt like an edi- there are a few things on earth that al-
torial in this nuirnlng v&ivr, he sup- though they cost nothing to get they
lrevtt the Journal's pubh-atUm. There are worth a fortune to soma men and
are officials the I'nlted States who mean a lifetime of happiness to most
must envy Kruger his powvr. of us. Writ to Thomas Slater, Box 3.vs,
, IvHlamaioo, Mich., and the Information
Mrs. A. Inveen. residing at 7 Hen-! will be mailed In a plain. eled en-
r' street, Alton. 111., suffered with velope.
sciatic rheumath-in for over eight
months. She dootred for It mrly th If reciiUMoity is itoo.1 fr anything It
whole of this time, using various rem- ought to lie able to wotv a"jiu by glv.
edieas reoonunevded by friends, and lag Janui-'ea bnm-s;ti.j iuhI water-
was treated by the physicians, but melons In return for rum and g.ng T.
received no relief. She then ul one
and a half bottle of Chamberlain s
Pain Palm, which effected a complete I Sl ebtoOt ( Ol'U ( IlI'O. An
cure. This Ls published at her reciu.et, I'lii'e IK) pay. For "Oilf i'.t IN-
as she wants others similarly afflicted
to know what cured her. The 13 and
50 cent sixe for sale by kstes-i. onffi
Drug Co.
King eV-erve Is uuonvl as saying he
cannot e"iniproranl the stand taken by
the powers. The powers are llmlltig
King Ge.rge !h;mr-If nvnething of a
thrv-aet charado with no key attached.
Croup and w-houjang cough are
childhood's temcs; but like pneu
monia, bronchiUs, and other throat
nil lima rn vi 1 ,teai r&n' he auii'klv
1 r ,n rvv....K
cured by uplng One Minute Cough
r. , . r) ,
Instead of wasting his valuable time
In a vain effort to reorganize the dem
ocratic party, Mr. Hill should proceed
at once, if he wanta to nnaln a me
memto of It, to have the thing stuffed.
PERSONAL. The gentleman who
innoyed the congregation last Sunday
by continually couching will find In
stant relief by using One Minute Cough
Cure, a speedy and harmless remeily
for throat and lung trouble. Charles
Rogers.
Tho mam who now on the floor of
congress' or anywhere else attempts 1
to block the way of returning pros-
. ,
pity will on find hlmeelf crushed
beneath the weight of public MPlnW
When a cold te contracted, cure It ,
at once. One Minute uougn cure win :
set you on the road to recovery in I
a minute. 11 ui oure i.jicuiimuin, 1
bronchitis, croup and all forms of lung
and throat troubles. Charles Rogers. I
A New Yorker has been offered the
post of dentist to the emperor of Ger
many. He ought to acc-pt and compel
William to cease Bhowing; his teeth at
every fresh war scare.
E. E. Turner, of Compton, Mo., writ j
u that after suffering from plies for
seventeen years, he completely curea
them by using three boxes of De Witt
Witch Hazel Salve. It cures eczema
and severe skin diseases. Chas. Roger.
Now the bacillus which cauam bald-
nesa has De-ti ux-a.it-i uy a r r.-n'ji
savant. Dr. Sa.b.urand, and vaccina
tion Tor loss or na r .may next in
ortlir.
Two years nco R. J. Warren,
druggist at Pleaant liro-k, N. Y.,
l.ought a nmall sui.ply of Chamber-1
Iain's Cough Remedy. He sum up (
th result as follows: "At that time
the goods were unknown ln this sec
tion; today Chamberlain's Oouirh Rem
edy Is a household word." It Is the
Hunn In hundrerls of communltlna.
Wherever the g'lOd qualltl' of Cham
berlain's CoUKhnmedy b:com.; known
ih; p"ople will have nothlni; el(w. For
sale by Estea-Conn tPJff Co.
Why i it the manjty dir ihat you
v.iih to lose always finds hl way li-k
iKime, while the family ret can t
le 1
left out on the porcjh for thr minulos
vithout d3iapriarin8 frn the face of
the earth, a though an abyss had
optned and swallowed him.
Torturing, lohing, aoaly skin erup
tions, burn and scalds are soothed
at once and promptly healed by De
Witt's Witch Hazel Salve, the beat
known cure for piles. Chas Rogers.
A meeting of New York clergymen
the other day dlacaisKCd "The Ideal
Newspaper" and arrived at a conclu
sion satisfactory ito themselves. It Is
now in order for the newspapers to
discuss "The Ideal Clergyman" and de
cide what he should be.
OASTOIIIA.
Hi tit
naili trtrf
I FREE TO EVERY MAN
;THE
METHODS OV A UKKAT
THICATMENT FOU WEAKNESS
' OF MEN.
Which Cured Him .Uer Everything
Else Failed.
Painful diseases are bad enough, but
when a man Is slowly unsung sway
wttli nervous weakness, the mental
forebodlass are ten limes worse than
the mst severe pain. There Is no 1.
up M the mental suffering day or nlKht.
Sleep Is almost ImposslMe. and under
such a strain men ni-v se-mvely resnii
stMe for what they do. Tor year tho
NU.llor r, UMd iossiM on the troubled
sea of sexuiil weukiirss until It as a
.(nn 1 f 11 ,r Store,
Which would you rather -g.-t ymir
ol'l .--hia-a half-'lcd or buy ,ur wife
an K.lsi.t txwinot?
Americans are the most Inventive
people on earth. To them have been
Issued niiorly 600.O.H) patents, or more
than one-tlUrd of all the patents Is
sued in the world. No dlsevery of
modorn years has be-n of greater
benefit to mankind than Chamber
lain' Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Hem.-dy, or has done more to
"
pain and suffering. J. W. a
relieve
ugn, of
:Oakton. Ky., says: "I have used
Chamberlain's Colic, Clmlra and Dl
! arrhoea Remedy In my family for sev
: era years, and find It to be the bent
medicine I ever used for cramp In
the stomach and bowels. Fur sale
by Estea-Conn Drug Co.
Fortuniut.My. the atit .-natorlal r
olutii.n dinvted against Spuln contains
an If. It Is a go l wiml in this connec
tion. Thirty y-ars Is a long time to tight
) (ralnful a trouble as pll--s, but Jacob
MituhU, of Urrfonvllle, I'a., struggled
that lung h-fnre he tried I'l-'Wltf
ll'Lti.h lln..t HaIv w-Kli-h miu-klv nnrl
'
1 permanamtly cun-d him It Is dioally
(
1 cwlrtl
One of the saddest features of elec
tion la the how-4t-laptienisl eelltorlal
after 'the remains have bwn pr-par-l
f.r burial.
OUR NEW TARIFF.
The Anvrkan Irrtectlvc Tariff Lea
gue issued an official irlnt of the new
Dlngley Tariff within a feav hours of
the time it was iiu-d by the House of
Repreflentatlvcfl at Washington, on
March .Hat. This brrxKl, imprhenlvii
Interpretation of the Republican pint
form should be Htudied by i-very voti-r.
Any of our readiT can obtain a copy,
without cluixge, by w-ndlng a postal
can! p-'lU'-st as follows:
"S.nd me a py of No. STD." Ad-
dra
W. F. WAKKMAN, Con. H.-c.
125 Wet 2:M St., N. Y.
0l,lnlm!, ,IifT(.r lU1 to "the mi-rlm of
fvTnr Mack's forrt pr- Tvatlo:i
'bill, but th; f:uit that It Is oppm-il by
ith. m.n .,, are d-Mtr.ylntr the f.irwtsi
j a Mr,r)(, Il(rfnt ln ilM favr
Tin; ltev. W. If. Weaver, pnst .rorl
the I', n. Chun h, Iillbiburir, I';i., rr-c-"k'nl.rrs
th! valin o? f .'hamberlaln's
C'mt'h Ititn-dy, and do'-s nut h.-sltiit.;
to trl! oth-ra about It. "I have UKenl
Chamb'-Tlaln's Coiiffh R-ni'-l y," In
says, H'and find It an excell'-nt medi
cine for cold, coughs and hoarse
ness." iVi d'rf-s everyone who k)v?
It a .trial. Sold l.y Kst-Conn I 'rut?
Co.
Th-re may be snp iloubt as to the
ability of our new battl'w!ilffl to put
up a flch't, btit th-re cam le no valid
objue.tlon to the irur dHlarU skiiv
tary of the navy on that particular
Hoore.
VEAS1 m
CURED AS IF BY MAGIC.
Victims of Lost Manhood rhould send ft!
once for a IkkiK
t l..it eiiiliilnt liwv,
full manly vlyir
Is fconily, (iilcLly
and fx rmiuii-.-itly
nitororl. No lima
su ffarl r.( froi'i
wrakne.aa con Hf
for'l to Ignore th:
timely a 'i vii
IIKk tells boi;
full atreliulli. fliv
Telnrrment and tone are Imjiai-twl to every
portion of the borly. Kent with ponltiv
proofs (sealed )re toanynianonaiipiicaliuD
ERIE MEDICAL C0.t BUFFALO.K.Y.
Hustler's Astoria
'Pwentioth St. niui MclCee Ave.
A,,,::
Good Reason
Why Lots
...Are Selling...
ASTORIA INVESTMENT CO.
48a Horn! Street.
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For Family or
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IVt-iity ih'groos wiinut'i
anl vttAtion 30 ilnyn in
ntlvanco of tho North niilt
MrtgnilU'i'iit nitt'rt for r-
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"CUPIOtNC"
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tku r7,aa rraikEo,na, utt
Commercial Btraet
mm poisoi
it r l'M'T IH.IK'll l UI-KlS Barmanamlr
CI I 1 -uradln Ul.'AJ .lava. Vi'acantbalriau.lai
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oil. 11 la ll"a KHumlnrf HI.NII eillsoS
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, urn weoanio't rura. -y n ia di .aaaa hji'.m
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wi siat""'it aaaivia, luivaia n.L.
nu ! la a ann-ainanii.
fralr li.r U4n..frtia,
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Whllia, ttaaalaral Uta
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1 m i,i. linn. Irnialb-n ur uu.ra
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INDIO
Absolutely
Dry and Pure Tropical
Climate
Pronounced by PhyHicinna the
rnont Favorable in America
for HulIVrers from . . .
Lung Diseases and
Rheumatism
; Many Remarkable Cures
The objection urged scainat Indlo la
I tha past by the larga iiumbara h
I otharwlae would hava ban clad to taka
ad van I a-a of Its Imnefir-ial clltnata, has
Ivan a lack of sultalila acoommodatloa
Tha Soutaarn Pacific Company taka
plaasura ln announcing that veral
Commodious and
Comfortable Cottages
have juat been arocted at Indlo lutlaii.
that will be rentM to anpllcani at ro
auuubla raU-. Tiny am furnlahad wu
m'xlrn convanlen-ei, supplied with p n
artuHlan water and ao situated as to lv
occupants all lha advaiitaifea to ha du-
rlvod from a mora or leas protraot'4
renldencn la this dHllghtful oilman.
(From the Ban Franctnco Argonaut.)
"In th heart of lha great deavrt of tha
Colorado which the Houlhern t'aulllo
traverses therd in an oasis called Indlo,
which. In our opinion, la the sanitarium
niveaiiaai ion, liii. jur un lain iiiumuvw.,
there Is no spot 00 this planet ao favor
alii."
O. T. Stewart, M D., writes: "The
purity of tha air, and th eternal sun
shine, All one with wondur and delight.
. . . Nature has oooompllahM o
much that there remain but little fur
man to do. As to tt possibilities a a
health reeort here Is tha moat perfect
unshlne, with a temperature always
pleasant, a perfectly dry soli, for rain Is
an unknown faotor; pur oxygen, dens
atmosphere and pure water. What more
con be desired? It is the place, abov
all others, for lung troubles, and a para
dise for rheumatics. Considering the
number of sufferers who have b.n
cured, I have no hesitancy In recom.
mending this genial oasis as the hares
of the afflicted."
INDIO
Is 612 miles from
SAN FRANCISCO
and 130 miles from
LOS ANGELES
Fart from Los Angeles f),oo
1 ffaf llaWaia mm
1,1'lliAli AKVICHTIHKMI'lNTM.
NOTIOK MXTKNHInN Ol"" CUM.
Mimci.vi. itTitncr,
Nolle la lii'ivhy kIvcii (hill III Cum.
Hum Onincll of th 'lly f Antoil,
(Mill nop iviiny, Hlitt nivaiMi, liav d.
clili'd and ili'liirnilnoil lo cMciid i'm
mikiinIiiI t r-:, lu the lly uf Aainilft,
tho betilmilliK, ti'iniltm slid InLrina.
liHin Hinis, 11 11. 1 tlu liMid In b i'iiii-
ilulUllial lalllir hi'll'lllllfliM' ili-Or-flbril
mid set rorlli, nnd no nwrn fully up
piura by llw ri-rl. mill, plala nnd
surveys nf ail Id piMpnwd e..i.iii nf
('iimmeiiiiil sii-"-!, now n rlli In the
nltli- nf (he Auditor Wl'l I'iiIIi' Jlldllt,
niui wolimeinl mid iloaerllf-il In I'rdl
nam N.. S:':il, imflilml "An orillnanot
i'iiiitlrnilii tin- report, pint nf Niirvey,
of the pivp.i"d t"'lial 11 nf l'iiinar
olal atn-et," approviKl Mnni li7,
mid Ih t'.iitinii'n Council of tlw eiiy of
Anloi'lii, rlutw.p e 'Uiitv. i ire,-bnv-llig
HiM-i-tiiJiinl by In veal Unl l.n and
lniilliy nnd n eiiiiiliirt(luii nf Hi tee.
iinl tlmt . II. Maiwll, (' A'. Kti.tin
and T. Trulllniier iii each illsln
tmflel frvloldt-a nf lit I'liy nf Aa-
toi'ln. and ii'i km to ny "f th ni or
iniani lntreted lu any pi i'ity to
bn appiMpiinml f.ir the rutrtiial.m of
CniuineiviiU sint n" pi-nviilii.l by ir,
dlnnniH N.i. SMI. entiilcd "An unlU
III.IK illtlllllultlti I In- IVaM'l, plat f
survey of the ptvad rilniialiin nf
(Vininien-tnl s(iiit." appmved Maruh
52, W., and that uii nf mii M-a.ma
imajaeaa tho uiin.lirWU.uia nf Jurors)
ttl flivull t'ourt of th HtU nf oro.
K'Ui, for tl County of 1'ln.to.p, In
that they and ench of tlwiu ai tills
mala clUietia of (he Culled HU(a and
nf th rttuta of (lrernNi, ovar Um a
of :l yivwra. and ar and have l n r-al-dents
and Ingal votnrs "f Aapirla.
Cltnixip ixnuily, ur-Hroii. and of lit
wards In which they imw iwUI, for
m ire tbun iui yi ur Ituit pat, and eaoh
of ttioir inline m mi ih lm rll
nf aatd Cliatnnp ouiiuy. and Hull eacih
nf lln'iu ar auhjecl to Jury duty, and
thai vaeh iui'1 nil of aald sIkii- iiojhikI
prniM, after Inviotlttntlun made, are
ntltl and ipislllted 1.1 oM as vleiver
as riuird by lb cluul.'r nf th Otjr
nf Aalnrln, mid p-asaesnlng all th iUa.
Ideations niv"nry llwri-fT as fully
and aiiliafaclnrlly apNam 10 th Ctnv
limn Coiiniiil, at-r !! Invmitumlnn
mid tifnri-mlil. and "icli nf aald
named .rma haliiK by a tl(li
lillnlllcllt. filed In til olfle nf the Au
dit. r u.l I' .II.- Judge, lunlnu dnMare.
that (hey p ma-w (lie lle.,a4ly ipial.
IHmllniiM tn act i vl"era af"ieaa.ii.
the aald J II MaruM'll. C. W. o.n
and T 11 Trulllns-er l in.l liny are
hereby iilHHilnted vl. nen In vlewr Ih
plliua etleiialnn f ( 'nilllln-r lal
ntr-'-t In tli City nf Am.-rii, n de
arilNed l.y (lie Survey. r and emb .dlo.1
In Ids aij. rnjK'rt, which ..! r.'i"rt
iis idirpled by the 'iimti.n Cnunoll
nf Hie Illy uf Aal. Win. Ill aald Ordl.
iiimio No. J'.'3I. ikI ar Iwreby mithi r
nd and rinoutit to make the as--iiiieii
if ImmnIh and ilniniM-a In
i'l'iilnic and iMildeinnltig nf amd Com.
men Int stret. as miilf(l hy th" rnar
Pt nf tlv City of Aal.ia; thai raid
leers h'-reln apiKlnll ar h.rty
r iiiri iwid lnslructl ! meat at the
.III. of Ui AihtHor and I'uilce Jmlga
in 1110 City Hull of aald city Astoria
..11 Hi., mill day of April. Iv7, .( Ibe
(mux f ll o'clock In th f. 11111 Km of
a.ll I dliy, mat tin 11 and there In 'ual
Ify as sui-h vleiiera na iulrr by
th 1 Iwirt-T nf die I'll y ,.f Ast irta.
Thnt die laundivrl-i. la-irlii'ilnn. tr
iiilini", int'-nii Hate pMnts an.l dawiip.
tl.ni f th pr"erly to l mterrd upon
and iiirwlinnl fr th ppipna-d
(. -iinl. 111 of wild Cnimiieri'liU si i-e( nre
d.r!ll nji follows, d-ll:
I tv but I nit at a (Hilnt marked by a
tai-k In tlw enst Ihi of Hevrtil.'.tth
streot. at It IniennKill'm with th a.uth
line (.f tNnmnuiriilal etrtvt, whii-h p lnt
1 "11O f.t luirth, 4 ilnirrrwa !S minutes
wiwt and 30 f.mt luirth, HH degn-oa JJ
tnlnut.-a not of a kIoii iiintiiiinetul at
enmT of tin' llilitww-tloii if Hvn.
tia-nth ntriait with Franklin avenue. In
Hhlveley's Astoria, which lack Ih also
lh Tiorttiwwil nrru-r of blis'k 1.52, In
gdvUy') Asiorln; Uienoi running emit,
nrly and pnrnllel with tlw north llns
of lUcluaiigr trrt f ll wntt Hn of
Twnnty-thlrd stn-". rstartsletl, a dla.
miuhi of 2 1 no f-t; th-tic nortlmrly and
lit right lUiglns to Ule linrth line of
IfruhiLfwrP strt 0 at; Uwtiw went
erly ami mralle lo th north lino of
Kxiihanw alnvt 2b0 fnt. to a llnt
nf IntenKH-tlnn with th cant lliut of
HeventeonUi a1r-"t, M fti-l, northerly
from th pUic of IwirlinUiiK; thono
snutliinly 60 f'l't to tlw place nf Ix-ifln-nlng.
Said Htrlp of land nnrlh nf and
ii'ljiu-erit to lotn I,
l,lm-k 1112: lot I.
1.
3,
X
3,
a.
.1.
bi-H-k
l,.k
blonk
l.l-M k
i:il ;
i:i;
I2M;
I2S,
lots 1,
lot-i 1.
lots 1.
..Ih I,
l.lock 127, nil In Shlvoley'a Astoria, and
also lylnx imrth uf mid mljiuviit to
Illlfhl.i-iilh, Nliietii.iiih. THTiilleth,
Twuiily-Hrwt and Twi nty-ai.Miiid slrils.
Thai all of said described real noxTly
and all of snl.1 lots and blin ks urn
situate In tho d 1st riot (nibnuvd In
said proxmeil exterwlon of ComiiHTclal
stroi't nnd all of a. portlone
of said bits will Ih enndemmed
ami an appnUsetnuiit of I'll Iwn
ullt and damn-H ntiiililnir to lhi
owners of said property will Ikj made
by said vlwre ntonwald, All pr
Hnim owning or Inti-n-wnal bi any of
aald proporty to bo condemned tr said
propnrmd ?tonsliii of ColumiTolal
stroet are heruby duly and logally no
tified if the acHons of the Common
Council pumuiuit to Uw nwolutlniw
and ordlnaniK hTrtorVre adoptod by
said Common Council for said exten
sion of 0nvm?rcl.l streeit.
This ivotloo Is published by order of
the Common Council and pursuant to
the provisions of the dhartr of the
City of Astoria relating thweto.
Daitsl at Astoria, Oregon, April 1,
1897.
II. E. NELSON,
Auditor and Police Judge.
A handsome novelty In the way of
playing cards la called "the Ugo pluy
tng cards." On the face cards and ftcee
are iplafitogra.iiha f all the leullnir
room burn of It he profcaaaion.