TUG DAILY ASTORIAN, WKDNKSDAY MOKMNQ, NOVEMRKIttl, IBM
' JOHN T. MaitTER. Editor.
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cation to th business manager.
It la Impossible yet to predict with any
tlcgre of certainty the full result of yea-
terdsy'l election. Roosevelt la undoubt
Jly elected governor of New York, and
Gaffe of California, There U good tt
also to believe that Washington' full re
turn will Inaure the election of the re
publican candidate for governor. In an
S year Ilk the present theae reault.
under all th circumstances, would con.
tltute a republican victory, but It will be
an Unfortunate thine this time for the
country If the boua of representative
1 not republican by a safe majority. No
cne doubt the patriotism of the ms
of th democratic party, but the Mttle-
mtnt of the war question will unques
tionably be rendered difficult and pro
tracted If the houae of representative
la controlled by a majority aaua-onlatjc
to kh administration. Whatever may
be the reault In that connection, how
ever, it will be gratifying to the beat
element of the people of the Pacific coast
that Cbe election of the republican ticket
in California and Washington act at
it inr auestlon of the permanent re
turn of thla section of the country to a
scnsfble view of the money question.
Whatever may be the Issue on the ad-1
mlnlstratlon'a plana for the final termin
ation of our dbtputes with Spain, it is
a treat satisfaction to know that the
heresy of free ellver ha been overwhelm
ingly and effectually throttled In the only
section of th country where it was sup
posed to have still remaining force or lo
flnence. '
Th follow ji i atatement. based upon
the latest official reporta, and brought
down to September 1, 1SSS. by mean of
ratio and by computations very care
fully made by Duan Zoty. of Pullman's
Pale.0 Car Company, will be of Interest
to all men studying question of trans
portation. "An Instantaneoua photograph
ef any domain of human activity. says
Mr. Doty, "constitutes an Instructive
study, and especially so when it includes
ur own fleW of effort. From twenty
Wo mile of railroad In ISM. and in less
time than the biblical span of tore score
years and ten allotted to the life of man.
our railroads have reached their present
magnitude, though still In the morning;
time of their evolution. Hod our country
today, exclusive of Alaska, as many
mile of railroad proportionately a the
state of Illinois. It would have COO.000
mile of such roads, or considerably
more than three times Its present mile
age, or, really, a greater mileage than
that of all th existing railroads of the
world. A Rood laborer, able to earn tJ
per day. working as a carrier of freight
doe in Africa, could transport one ton,
say of lead, one mile by working hard
four days. In other words, 18 would be
a fair price for the work to be done.
But our railroads now carry one ton of
freight one mile for eight-tenths of a
cent, or for for one one-thousandth of
the cost of doing that amount of worn
by muscular effort alone. Had tne whole
nopulation of th globe the same amount
of railroad mileage proportionately that
we have in the United States, the world's
railroad mileage would be four and a
half millions (4W,Kti) instead of one
tenth of that amount a now.
DEPEW ON TRAFFIC ARRANGE
MENTS. Chlc-axo Times-Herald:
The statements of Chauncey M. Depew
with reference to the probable effects of
the dissolution of the Joint Traffic Asso
ciation as a result of the recent decision
f the United States supreme court dis
close some information In regard to traf
fic conditions that Is new to those who
are in the habit of viewing such questions
merely from the standpoint of the rail
ways. Mr. Depew, whose reputation as a rail
roader and whose position as president
of the traffic association certainly quul
ify, him to speak authoritatively on this
subject, declares the objects of the asso-
elation to be: 1. To assist the interstate'
commerce act. 1 To revent secret rate
cutting. & To prevent favoritism to
groat cities and great snippers which are
gradually wiping out Intermediate towns
and the email business men.
Tiie latter portion of this statement
I.I I.i.r,iiVitii.i I: s
Ill"- ttnA r-a IK
iSTTTT. . is ..... - t. - - 1.
i . w .. . . . ' ;
i . , - - - - i :
l; L i mi 1 1
AXrcfLiWcrrfparationforAs
slmittting thcFcod arulRotftiti -tingitacS
tomflths a:! How li of
Promotes Dicstioitf kcrful
ne5S.nrk1Ikst.ConUlns ncitiVr
Ojiium.Morptiinc xx Mincrd.
JiOTN.VHCOTlC.
.fcll flljf
AtwrfrWlternodv for ?r."!!.a-
iinn Snttr 5tnnr.c,vT)iarrt)ca.
Noras jConmlsions i cwrisn
ncss and LOSS OF SlXlZ1.
IacSu-l Sigrxtttr of
KEW VDBtC.
l. )"Si-
cxact cory or vrafpi.
calls public attention to th fart which
la t enerally o-erlooked by those who keep
np a stMuele war on railway corpora-
ttons that th Interest of interstate
commerce are Involved tn the annullment
of these traffic agreement. Mr. Depew
shows conclusively that the inability of
the railways to form organisations for
the maintenance of reasonable rtte will
be dlsastrou to commerce between th
smaller ci'.U-s and ruinous to the buslne
of the smaller traders ana merchant.
Bten New York and Chicago there
are eight railway linva. It is poaaible for
a combination of capital to take a weak
line that mv be in the hand of a re
ceiver and ship It product over that
line upon an agreement much ue'.ow the
regular rate. The other lines cannot af
ford to meet these rale and go into
bankruptcy, to they auow th weaker
line to have this traffic. It is easy to see
that th big shippers who get th benefit
of the rate on th weaker tine are grad
ually enabled to sell their product so
much cheaper than dealers located on
the other lines, or send t market from
other place than th- term In o of the
bankrupt line, that they finally drive
them out of buslnevs. If this process
continues It means concentration of
products into the hands of one concern
or of a few men until prices to both con
sumer and producer will be fixed by com
b. nations.
If the eight lines, however, are per
mitted by law to protect each other and
the public by givlnr equal rates and
extual opportunittrs. the enterprise, capi
tal and natural facilities of intermediate
places would result in a vle distribution
of Independent buplnesj. it would fur
nish many competitors for the product
of farm and factory, (pviner the railways
thousands of customers instead of a
few.
This argument will appfri! with Irresist
ible force to thoe who understand the
important part which irelKht rates play
" b Sb Your Daughter T "
Have you a young dauxhtir just at the
age when young girH mom need a mother'
loving care? I she physically Uronif and
well or does fhe Miffrr from any weakness
of the delicate oiyaniura winch most inti
mately concerns her wominh-iod ?
If so, yon understand her stirJ.-rino; better
than anyone else can. You know that ucb
troubles, unless remedied, m-an a life of
incapacity and wrctcbedr.es for her. You
appreciate her reluctance toun Ir-riro physi
cian's "examinations" and "tn-atnient:"
and you will be (.'lad of aihurante from the
most eminent inedii -t! authorities in this
country that in nineteen casts out of
twenty these mortifying methods are ab
solutely unnecessary.
Any mother who will write about her
daughters case, to hi ft. V. Hu rce, chief
consulting physician of tb.- Invalids' Ho
tel and Surgical Institute, of Buffalo, N. Y.,
will receive free of cost the best profes
sional advice obtainable and instructions
whereby a complete enre mav. in nearU
every instance, be effected by simple, com
mon-sense home methods
No living physician has a wider practical
experience or a Linlier reputation in the
treatment of diseases peculiar to women
than Dr. I'ierce. His ''Favorite Precrip
tion " is the onl7 propnt-Ury remedy evet
designed bv an educated authorised physi
cian Bpecifically to cure women's diseases.
His great looo-paj?r illustrated hook, "The
People's Common Sense Medical Adviser,"
is of priceless value to evtry mother. It
will be sent absolutely free on receipt of
at one-cent stamp, to pay the coot of mail
'"K .only- Address, World's nispenwry
Meoical Association, Buffalo, N Y far
send 31 stamps for a lieavy, cloth -botind
copy.
The unfailing, never -griping cure foi
constipation Dr. Pierce's FUaaant Pellet.
The tents of the Buaoln Arabs are
usually black? They are made of dyed
goaf hair cloth.
IIITIII
1 For Infants nnd Children.
Tho Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears tho
aturo
of
The
Kind
You Have
tn mtwfwm mp. ntw m frv.
t .
In th price of commodatlr, and how It
I possible for big shippers who hav
control of bankrupt road to practically
control trad In certain commodities and
crush th small dealers. It Is an argu
ment that will' have great weight with
congress In considering pending meas
ure for allowing railway to form traffic
agreements under the control and di
rection of the interstate commerce com
mission. D.
ears
.What virtue there is in
bare cleanliness!
Pears' soap does nothing
but cleanse, it has no medi
cal properties; but it brings
ihV color of health, and
health itself. Give it time.
The world owe us 4 living, but iron
know bow shy debtor are.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAT.
Tai Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablet.
All druggists refund the money If It falls
to Cur. - TB cent. The genuine ha t. B.
Q. on each taMet
A woman always has an Idea that she
can tell one 11 and then quit.
Luxuriant hair, of uniform tolor, 1 a
beautiful had covering for either -
and may be secured by using Hall' Vege
table Sicilian Hair Rentwer.
Remember that people who don't talk
are always close listeners.
OAflTOniA,
Bcarith
eigaatru
yj in aico lea mi wwTTj Ka
The only member of a family that econ
omise on coal la the one who pay for It.
Acker's English remedy will stop a
cough at any time, and will cur the
worst ccld In twelve hours, or money re
funded. S cent and SO cents. For sale
by Estes-Conn Drug Co.
There Is always mud on the pavement
when a woman has a new silk petticoat.
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets ar (old on
a positive guarantee. Cure heart bum.
raising of food, distress ater eating, any
form of dyspepsia. One lUtle tablet gives
Immediate relief. 26 and (0 cents. For
sale by Estes-Conn Drug Co.
The most costly piece of railway line
In the world Is that between the Man
sion house and Aldgate stations. In Lon
don, which required the expenditure of
about 2.000.000 a mile.
That tbe blood should perform It vital
functions, 'it la absolutely necesssary It
should not only be pur but rich In life-
giving elements. These result are best
effected by the use of that well-known
standard blood purifier, Ayers' Sarsapa
rtlla The lower grade of molasses, which Is
unsalable. Is used as fuel. Over 100.000
tons were used last year.
Blck headach absolutely and perma
nently cured by using Mokl Tea. A plea
ant herb drink. Cures constipation and
Indigestion, makes you eat, sleep, work
and happy. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. 25 and 50 cents. For
ale by Estes-Conn Drag Co.
C3J.aVOTlTA..
Bears th ID) dlru TOO H3TJ ArW3TS
Blgnator
of
An International matrimonial paper,
printed In three language, Is about to
make Hs appearance In Berlin.
A SURE SIGN OF CROUP.
Hoarseness In a child that Is subject
to croup la & sure indication of th ap
proach of the disease. If Chamberlain's
Cough fteraedjr I given as soon aa the
child becomes-hoarte. or even after the
croa-iy cough ha appeared, it will pre
vent th attack. Many mother who
have crrttioy children alwavw keep this
remedy at hand and Arid that It saves
fliem much trouble and worry. Tt' cam
always bVdepefided upon end la pleasant
to. take. Tor rule 'by Charles Rogers,,
dr-uralst. ;
A A
Sisnaturo AV
AM
Always .Bought.
ASSESSMENT NOTICE,
GUaNI) A V J.N UK IMPIlOVKMlsNT FitOM
20T11 STKKKTTO 331U)STItKKt
1
, 'otic la hereby trtvan that th assessment ms.l.i by Ordlnsnoo Nu, Mot. of th
rlty of Astoria, Orwan, witillisl ''An oritltisitc t'onftrititii th Assessment on
th frHviii AsanMiiiiMit Rl for. th Btreit lniiruMiut In lit tltv or Am oris,
lrgii, Kotn 'l h liupiMVvnivnl of tliMiul Avnnoe, Ktmii Twoiuy Ninth
Htrwt to Thlrtv-thlrd sttnvl.'" 1)ToVihI H'tinr , Ikm will l do nml ).
M In Hulled r!lts gold coin, ( the ollloe nf th city Ireumimr utt Noveinbur
Uth. IK, and If not so (taut at said time, the coinmon loiincll will orlr warrant
Issued ,'or th collsctlon of the sain. Th assrssmeiit I aa ollowai
Astoria Htre.t Hallway Co
Astoria Street Railway Co
Astoria Street Railway Co
Anderson, William aouth 40 fl
Amlemnn, Victor, heirs of heir are M
Klenor Anderson. Axel Anderson. Al
l'rt Victor Anderson, Justim Ander
on. widow .
Adair. Kllen und i of north W feet
Adlar, Mary R....und ta of north M fet
Urenham, Robert J.' und of N ft
Unrker. I-aura V. Adair, und of N H
fesH
Rurton. E. R.
Rentllla, Frank
Cornelius, T. 8.
.N. H
Charleston. Nell! O und H
DoneUon. D. A and
Oeorg, Winifred C...
Holme. Oust
A
'no. H
Holme. Oust.
Hyland. Thoma A.
nyland, Thomaa A.
v
rtyland. Thoma A
Hyland, Thoma A.
Hyland. Thomas A.
Hyland. Thoma A.
Hyland, Thoma A.
Hyland, Thoma A.
Hyland. Thomas A.
Hyland. Thomaa A.
Hendrlckson. August north 4
HakrUt. Andrew.
.north H
Jackson, John
Jordan. Mary A und K of N. feet
Loukkanea. Herman
Loukann. Herman
Llndberr. Sophia.
...aotB H
Larson. TJnle
Larson. Ausust und H
Tarson. August und H
laurllla. Olivia
Mattaon. John
Mnttson. John
Mannula. Elisabeth
Mannula. Ellxabeth
, .
Moore. Jacob
Mannula. Emanuel
Mannula. Erie
Morris. Rlieht Rev. n. Wlstar S. M ft
Morris. Rliiht Rev. R. Wlstsr
MoMs. Right Rev. B. Wlalar
Nufer. Peter south '4
Oslron. Joseph north 110 feet
Shlvely, C. W.
Welcker. Katy Adair.. und of N. lie feet
Wlckman. Frederick und Va
Wlckman. Mary und. 1,
The followlns; are payable In Installments, tho first Installment due Novem
ber Uth, H68:
Barry, Andrew - Lot 10, lllock 3. Town m Astoria, as
Inld out and re orded by J, M.
Hhivelv H0.0O
Sulllvan.M I.t 12. lllock T Town of ..siorl.i, na '
Bull, John
Sherman, Sarah C...
Webber, N. II..
...a...
By order of the common council of
Auditor nnd Police
Astoria, Oregon, October 2th, W)H.
The two little islands of Zanzibar and
Pembra furnlidi four-fifths of the cloves
consumed by tho world.
TIIE BEST 1'LABTER.
A piece of flannel .dampened with
Chamberlain's Fain Tialm and bound on
to the affected parts Is superior to any
plaster. When troubled with a pain In the
chest or side, or'a lamd back, give It a
trial. You are certain to be more '-than
pleased with the prompt relief which It
afforus. Pain Balm is Also a Certain cure
for rheumatism. For' sale by Charles
Rogers, druggist, s
. 4
"I am Very much afraid that Jimmy
Is In mischief," said Mr. Bnagg to heY
husbahd. "I can't hear him," replied
Mr. Bnaggs. "That' why 1 think he
must be doing- something he ought not."
l'l . IH'Kk S, Tn of A'lorli
a. ns
laid out anJ imoiilcd by J, XI
timvel
!' V. Mwh
mr ....
. (Hock
out an
olv
IWOU
Town of Aaloru, na
lulil nut
rvcoriieti ny i. m.
Town of Atorlnii
rvcordd by J, M,
hnivi'ly
I't II. IH"k 1
lilld nut and
MIIVKl
tu.oo
Lot II, lllock 9. Town of Astoria, ns
1 11 hi mil Aim reAoriiiM oy J
M.
Milvvly
Lot t, HiiH-k I. Town of Astoria, a
lnl.l nut slid tOMiideil by J, M.
Wuivelv
Lot i, lllok 4ii liirt of Upier A
toi tit.. initl out and recorded
by John Ail.ilr
Mi.W
I.M
Lot 1. li. m k n Mri of V'iir As-
HI I I . US MM
out Mod iorW
by John Adair
t.M
Lot 1, lll.Kk i I'oil of ltiinr As
lorU. as lulil out and rcordod
by John Adir
Lot J. lllink 4ii JMrt of Upi'or As
lorU.. as Im.l out and tveordod
by Jhn A'lulr
Lot 4. lllock ii lNn of A.torls,
Ul.l nut and rtkotilcd bv J. M.
100
r.oo
Hhiveljr ,
Lot I. Iilio'k I. Town of Astoria, aa
tM.OO
IsU mil
an
j rsvordrd by J, M.
Hlilvl
WOO
Lot I. llk k . isrt of irppor As.
lorla. as Uld out and recordod
t bv John Adair
Lot 1. HliHk 3, fort of Ul-lxvr As-
MM
torla, sa InlJ out and nwrJisl
y John A4.ur U K
Lot T. HliK-k w IVrt of UlM-er As
tori, a laid out ami rvsvrdod
by J oh 11 Adair t J)
Lot f. HUkk . Town of Astoria,
laid out and r oruou ty J. at.
rnvely
1aH t, lllivk 1. Town f Astoria, aa
laid out and recorded by J. al.
sUutelv
tal.M
Lyt It, Uloi'li 1. Town of Astoria, a
Ul.l
vui ana reoruM VT si. at.
tot rVl.ic'k W ' 'as su'lVu'vVJ.d by T.
100
A. II y Und. ,wn of Asiorla, a
iald out and recorded by J. U.
wiWeiy .. ., ,
Lot 1 lllock W. as sul4lvUId by T.
a. uyiano. ivwn 01 uutii, aa
UM out and recorded T J, M.
auilvely
Lt , lllock tt as suWIvUUJ by T.
IT.H
A. uyiauu. town or Aion, aa
laid out ami rssorUed by J. M.
Hhlrely ,
Lot liV lllock K aa suldlvl,ld by T.
A. llrland, Town of Astoria, a
laid out and recorded by J. M.
(lively
Lot 11. lllock X, aa subdivided by T.
n.w
A. Hyland. Town of Astoria, aa
Isld out and recordrd by J. M.
Hhlvely r.M
Lot 1J I'lo, k X. as sub.llvlded by T.
A. Hyland. Town of Astoria, aa
lM out and rwcorlid by J. M.
Khlvelv H.M
Lot M. Ill.x k J a sulvlvlde. by T
A. HvUnd. 1wn of Aaiorl. as
MUi out and m-orurd oy J, il
Hhivelv
Ll 1 llv k as sillxllvt.ini by T.
A. Ilylnn.l, Town of Astorls, aa
iu.l out and rn-.inli-d by J M
huelv
Lt 31 IM.M-k X a aiilklMr,1 bf T.
A Hv sii.l. IVmn ni Astorls as
lil.l nut sn. I recontrd by J. M
8nlir
Lit 33 Hl.v k V sa iiibdlvldrd by T.
llvlsinl. T'n of Aatnrla, as
lil.l ma and re,irI.M by J. it.
Shivwiv
Lx I Hl'vk 17. Town of Aatorta, as
laid nut and r ordml by J. M.
8hlvly
Lt T HI'K-k 1 Tuwn of AsiorU, aa
Isld out and r orded bv J, M.
Shivrlv
Lt I. IUo. k r. Town nt Astona. aa
laid out and rs-oreJ by J. M.
Snivel v
lot I, lUOi-k 4 Port of I oer Astoria.-
a ii.1 oik and ro"rdi-d
Irtr , J at 1 1 Adsir ji. .,
lO.x k it aa aulslivufxl by T.
A. Hyland. Twn f Asiort4, as
Uld nut and rnlm by J. M.
ahlvelv ..
Lot t lllock Jl a .ubdlvldtl by T.
A. Ilylaiid. T'n of Astorls, aa
.0
JO. 00
so 00
torn
46 00
uto
tO M
Uld out and rwonled by J.
Shlwlv
M.
k)00
Ixi 1 mock r
Town nt Astoria,
a
isld mit and
hlveiv
recorded bv J.
M
800
Iai . lti.-k r,
. TNwn of Asiorla. aa
laid mil and
hnlvrlv
rernrled by J. M.
SM.UU
Ixt . HI. k I. Town of Astoria, aa
l.i M nut and reords by J. M.
ntvely
Ii to. Iiim k I T-n of AstorU. aa
Isld out and reionW h J, M.
bhlvelv
Lot I'li k 1 Tnan of ..storla. as
lit.) out und rcorlet by J. M
nnivlv
Iit I f.k as aulxllvl lrd by T.
A Hyland. Town f At'r a.
'aid nut and ri-'nrde.l by J. Si.
Hhlvelr
I't I l"n. k V. ns sutxilvt led bv T
A llvlmid. Town of Aator's. a
'I'd nut and rorti by J, M.
HlilveU-
Iit 5 itii m k as sutlivi1d by T.
.Uv
1 uo
su.w
r 50
r M
A. llviniid. Town of Astnr a, as
is'.l mil und rennlel by J. iS.
Hlllvrly
j,,,, k M , .ubdivl.M by r.
A. 1 1 l.sn.l. Tomii ,f Astorl 1. as
laid mil und n oird'M by J. M.
Hhlvrlv
, III.,, k r, Town of Atnrl. as
bid out und rerorded by J. M.
Hhiveiv
I...t :. Itl 1c :. Town of Aa'orta. as
'.'d nut iiinl rei'on,. civ j. M.
8hlv!v
n m,,, ; xwn f A.i,,r n, is
i'M nut 1111. 1 rwordrd by J. M.
Iilvelv
,t m, k ,,, .rt nt -vr,rr As.
lorlu. s Inld out and recorded
j,',' 1 ., fsT in ' i-ori of' T'oii-r' As-
lortii. K Inld out nnd recorded by
I .V V lUockV piVrVof' VViir" As-
r w
r w
fW.OO
m.00
moo
44.00
M.40
I'Tl.i. us hit. I nut and recorded by
Join, Ad.ilr D1.09
Lot fi. lllni k Tl. Port lf t'piier As
toria. n Inld out und r orded by
John sd i'r 55.00
11. itl'M-K 1 Town -f as oris na
'ild I mi. I i..ii,rd,-l bv J M.
Hhivelv 40.00
A trl.iriKiil.ir nli-e.. nf nd lioiinded
on tin- nnrili l,v so.ith line nf
lir.iii'l si ti"e on the wt-sl by th
imsI I in. nf Thir'v-flsl 'rei, sill
on Hie cunt bv th- buiinoiirv line
belw en 'Inn nirt .f th" cltv nf
Aslonii, dr.-.. as 1 -- .1 uf und r'
re. or-'ed bv J M Hlilvely. and
tli.il p:irt of the si. ri.v known
ns the I'nri of l''..i-r Aslorlu ns
I. ild 011 1 and rernr bd bv John
Adair 41.20
I j.l .1. Illiirk In. I'ort of I'lim r As-lir-'
out und reionlid bv J. M.
John Adnlr I.M
Iit 1. Illm k T7. Town of As'nr 11. ns
inld out lilld reunite'1 by J. M.
hlveiv 40.OII
Iit X lllock T,. Town of Astnr . ns
lilld out II nil rernrdeil bv J. M.
Hhivelv
4A.0D
InH out und recorded bv , M
HlllVf v
ihtveiv 80.00
..south 14 Lot 7, lllock 3. Town of Astoriu. ns
I-" out und recorded by J, M.
Hlilvely yl.UO
Lot . lllock !W, Port of 1'r.pi.r As
toria, lis Inld mi i mi. I recorded by
John Adnlr 100.00
Lot 12. lllock 2. Town of Astor a. ns
mid out und recorded by J. M.
8. .ively 80.00
tne City of Astoriu Oregon.
Attest: If. K. NKION.
Judge of th City of Astoria, Oreiton,
OABTOIIIA.
Bean th. His Kind You Haw Alwar Bought
It Is suld that If tha voice of an ele
phant were ns loud In nroiKirtlnn as that
of the 'nlghlcngaln. his trumpeting could
bo hoard around tha world.
In HOT Mr, Thorns Mcintosh, o Allen
fowh, Tenn., had an attack of dysentery
which boenme, chronic. "I was1, treated
by the best physician In East Tennes
see, without a curu," he soys, "Finally
I tried Chk'mberlsln's Collq, CliOlcra tfnd
Diarrhoea, Reinerfy. After UHlng alviut
twelve bdttle I Wo cured sound knS
well." For sale by Charles Rogers,
druggist. , .
. ASSESSMENT NOTICE
TWllNTY NINTll STItHirr IMPJ.OVBMliNT
FitOM PUANKL1N AVKNUK TOOJtAND
fAVKNUJ2.
1 Nolle Is hrtiy trtven lh th amnl niai!ni nnllnani No, 1107, of h
rily of Astorlu, tiieaon, nultlml, "An DriUimniw coiiiiriiilng Hi sisHiiiuiit "11
tn ivlul aavssuiint roll for (he street liniirovaiiiviit In the oily of Asiorla,
tHi'Moii, known aa 'Tim Impeovionniit of Twioity-nlntli HI rent, fioin Krattklli) 10
Urmid Avenue,'" approvwl ivtolHir lt n, IN', will lw dim ami pnyalne In IJii'teil
Mlnlnd M..I.I Ml ll. ..ftt.. It. ..II W lrn.l,.MH .... SJ.......I.. U.ll. IUI, Hl. A it
p,.-... t-.., I. inn, w, ,li
not so paid at snid tlim- th I'oiiiinoii
collection uf III same, Th assessment
Allen A V
llenllli. Frank
D Fore, J. II N 100 feet
KrUkson, Quslava t H
.
IlatMVlail All.lrrAtsW Iinrlk Li.
"- --? W" -" rJ
Jeffrey, Mary R north U
Laurllla, Olivia
Marlon, J. II. U und. 1 10
Marlon, Martfuvrstt und. 1 10
Marlon, l'sul und. 1 10
Marlon, Mary C... und. MO
Marlon, ITioma F und. 1-19
uisen, Mrn Anna
Olsen. Maren Annt
Toyskty, John w H
rrkr. W. W east U
Btsphsnson, John wt H
Uphetuon. John und,
Thompson, KrUk south 10 fsl
Toumala. John
WlUUmton, Jan .aouth U
The following la payabl In Installment, th first Installment du Novtmber
Uth. lw:
autL John Oouili Lot t. rtlock 1 Town of Astorl. s ,
Uld out and recorded by J. M.
-"Iy H U
Dy order of th common council of th City of Aatorta, Oregon,
Atorla, Orw-on. Ociobwr lain. isA --. .
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
THIRTY rihsST STRUCT IMPROVKMKNT
FROM FR A N K 1,1 N A VKN U K TO (5 R A NI)
AVKNUM
Notice lo hry tlvn mat th aasamonl mad by nnllnaneo No. 14. of th
rlty of Astoria, urrkou, n ute,l "An or ilinaini. ounnrmmg tha aaarsamvnt on lb
Vlal aaw"amM roll fue Ul strrri lmirvtneiu In tha city of AatoDa, iMron.
known aa 'The loiprovoinant of Tblrty. first eirevt, from Irankllu aveitlM t
ilrand avenue.' " aipnve- iKilobrr Hh. vst. will bs dun and prliU m I nlted
HtatMi gold isiln. at the office 01 the ally Irraaurer. on Noyenilwr 15th. I MM, and
If not so paid at asid lima, th commmi rniimil will nrdnr warrants taauod fur
th collection of th sani. The assessment la aa followa:
Anderson. Vlclor, hair of hair are Ida
Andnraon. Albvrt Viotor AaJr0.
Aset William Anderson. Juklin An
uorson, widow
....und. t
Adair. Mary R...
Adair. Mary R..
,...und.
Astoria trt Railway ComiiaDy.
Astoria Hlrsst Railway Company,
Astoria Btraet Railway ('omt.any.
Aaiorl Street Hallway Company
Urenham. Robert J und. H
Tlrenham. Robert J.
,un..
llsrkcr. Laura Adair und. H
lUrker. Ijur Adair urd. S
Holme. Oust und. H
Holmes. Oust und. i,
J.irilsn. Mary A und.
Jord.in. Mary A und.
Larsen. Aiatust und. 4
Ursen. August und. H
. . W
Mr sen
und,
MrndelT. Ellefl Adair
,
Mondrll. Ellen Adair ....and. u.
We cker, Kly Adnlr und.
Well ker. Katy Adnlr und.
Th following are payablo In ten
vember l'.lh IKH:
Webber. N. II
Iiy order of the common council uf
t. ....
Anitlt or and 1'ollc
Aaiorl. Oregon, October 2sth, lKis.
- -.fA - ------- - -
J tusraureed 10 cu all
. w .iiii. tjM . m
ff M lirsia Power, llcsdachs, Wakelulneaa, Lost Manhood, Nlghily Mmis.
. f T ' 'rrUvU,'" arsins, loss ot power lu Geuctstlv Oigsas of
i- A ? MJi" ""'"'d by over eiertlon, youthful mora, rsceasltsj ns ol
V-l lrZ """-d to inBrm,i,,Con,mptloBor
Mi il'cZS,!?'. '."ir1 P:1- " o per boV, for KVy mall
" iictMihJ untl A.kforlt;t.knoother.
JCX
MANHOOD RESTORED
rZ W ilan fat aa I all II I III, t-'rflllflli tl Is I.I..I ,. t. awl ..L.I
tlonol a Isinous
crone no Arrtn
all llisliiirru
kldlieVSBIIll
rCPIDmil strenirthsinanU minren
l The re uaoii suriereni Sr not uri bv lunnrs is iHi'miw ninety per cent sre tronbled with
rot-lllls (.'UI'lliKNBIalhtiliiiir kiiioviiri'ineil locurusliluiiiiioiiiru-mlloii. 0"l l.-atliii.inU
sis. A wrllKiagusrsiilea liven and money ruiiiriieil If sis Ih.uk clues not SUaut a iiurmsuvuigur.
l0abos,alsfur".U).byiull. Baudliirriitadniiiliirainl leiilmouials,
A dares 1A VOL, HKDICIN sS CO., V. 0. Ilni am, Hun yranolscn, Oil. M
nHATlT.Ka BOnpinfl. 4r,9 Commercial Ft.
Ltf f Ur. Williams' Indian -i ,.
LXoiutmeiitwlll ci"ellil.i,
P'-Uliwulliiif and Itchli.a
h-I'llcs. Il absorbs lb tumoi ii
slluys th ilclilnKatoi.t.e, ac .
us a poulilco, ylves liintntit "
lief. Dr. Wlliluins'luilliinl'ileUirv
ment Isnrepareil for PI Ins and lie.
Jn of the prlvuto purts. jKyi-ty Iki i
warrnnieo. iiy oni 'ri'-is, ny iiun.jiti re
,f nrlcft. 00 emits nnd HI. On. Olll I fit' '
v'lpt of prl
'IMCTUnlWII f.O. ropn. Howler, on'
For sala by EBTK8-CONN DRUQ Cu.
MTl PERHYROYAL PILLS
! sn.' 7h'T oesrrjoni Wisbnssa, Irrnra.
I I farlly ami oniLslontJnnreasa vigor
V and bsiil.h " pslna of msnatru-
J T llun." Tlisr sr. Lire Havera'1
3 ,v V toglrffS VrtrHinhoort. slillns d ,
nnitiiiment of orssrii anrl bdy. hit
nAtwn rHrmrrtv fjir womrti 'itiiti
T 1 II. . , III- I..
W'k mima 'a 'ttleaallra. Sll tr ISiiM
' 41 W
IS
For Sal by ESTB8-QONN PRUO CO.
.,iiaivi ill, 41, l-llll'r HUH, Ill", !
Ouiimll will iinlur warrant Issued fur lb
I aa follows;
Lot 11, lllock 4. Town of Asiorla, a
Him 0
til and rsH'orded by J. M
hlilvol
bliivoly I
ot I, llliK-k 1. Tuwn of Asturlit, as
hilil out and tmoidiil by J. W.
I M IT
Li
Hhively
...1 1 111
WU
Lot 1, lllock 4, Town of Asloilu, a
Inbl out and ri'ortlvd by J. M.
ellilvely 71. U
Lot 4, 111
lock I. Town of Astoru, n
I hi. 1
...... m 1 .vnii ,1, "., " w
1 mil ai id r, nr.iu.i nv j. ai.
' H H wi T 11HI1111 hi IHMII
till f llll.... r.sas,as ial.irU
rlhlvoly : U.ti
11 ft 1 U II r f"l
isiii out ami l.iiiii,ii uy j, at,
HliWely 1 U.ll
Lot I, lllock 4, Town of Astoria, a
lam out anil riM'urticil oy J. m,
h.Arly ,,,,, 11,11
Lot 1. nim k Town of Astoria
Ihltl mil j.11.1 l-ui'.n-.lu.l itv J. Ui.
flhliely : INH
Lot . lllock J. Town of Astoria, n
l.ilii mil ami rocorilod by J, M
fill I VPI r
illlVKl
II W
I t I, lllock I, Town of Astoria, 1
as
1 110 out and rviiirili'il
J. M.
Shlve v : li s
I ,t 4, fil ink I. Town of Asiorla, aa
I'lM imiI and revordd.by ). M.
tililvrly 11.11
1ai I, iilixk I, Town of Asiorla, a
iniii out ana r'ordid by J. M.
Hluveiv ; lira
l.oi 4. HiiKk I. Town of Astoria, a
lnl.l out all.l ratoidud bv J. Jkt.
niuvsiy ii.n
iy
iu 1
bii.l
lllock 4, Town of Astoria, as
.1.1 II
lilt nd recorded by J. M.
Hlilvely ,
Iaii 10. IHock i Town of Astoria, ea
lilld .OH
III
!. . liloVk'l'nwn'orA'.iori,' '
Inld put and recorded by J. M.
Bliivaly , U U
Uh 1 fllotk 1 rvmn of Aaiorl. aa
IbI.I out and raonlan be J. XI
nuiTair ss,u
V
lxt I. lllock 4. Town of Astoria, aa
mm 0111 ana rsvoiaou uv 4, m.
ouiveiy ,
I)t U. lllock 4. Towa of AsiorRL aa
m.m
Isld out and recorded by . M.
hlilvely ' 1J.B
l4l I. lllock 4. Town of Astoria, a
Inld nut and recorded by J. U.
Shlrtly 11.11
It I, Illm k I, Town of Astoria,
Ifl'lve? "orjl by J. M.
I.! J, liK-k'V fo'w'nof 'Aaiorl'a,' a
inld out and rnordod by J M.
.lit vol v .
a.e
IM
Ixit 4. lllock I. Town of Asiorla, a
iul.l out aini rv-onliHl by j. Tat.
tuvrly ....... ,,., . .n
Lot t 0" k 1. Tuwn of Asioria, a
isiu nyi ana retorneo py J. M.
.Hb'v-'r BM
I4t s. iiiuci s. Town or Astoria, a
urn nui ana rwvortir
by J. M.
tililveiy ;
I.OI la, block I Tuwn of Astoria, a
tin
tut'l nut anil ravotdo.. by J. M
nlvaie :
TO.H
0
IM
HIT
10 SO
MU
Ut II. film k I. Town of Aalorla, aa
inld nut and rwcordod by J. M.
ni, ..air
Ixil 5. ilock I Town of Astoria, aa
dild put and rKon1rl by J. U.
tinivaly
l,nl . iiiin k 1, Town of Astoria, aa
bild' out ah.i m ordnl bv J ' Tkt.
Hhivelv
Lot 4 film k I. Town of Astoria, aa
Inld out and recorded by J. M.
bmveiy
Ut , Illmk I Town of Asiorla, aa
ijM out and retordrd by J. M.
Inl.t' out anil re ord.il by J. ' M.
Hlilvely l.0O
Ut 4. HI k I. Town of Astoria, a
laid out ami recorded by J. ,l,
Wli.vely ;
lot . Illo. k I. Town of Asiorla,
inld out and rnvord,d by J. M.
nivrfy
lf I, Illm k I. Town of Astoriu, aa
Jiii out and Vwnrilrd bv J, M.
10 M
TO
I.M
I rivoly ,
Ut i lllock I. Town of Astoria, aa
iii I.I out and recorded bv J. M.
(lively ., n,J
ln 4 Ulmk I Town of Astoria, aa
mm out ana recorded by J. M.
Shlvely 10 U
1-ot 1. lllock L Town of Asiorla, aa
lel.l mil and recorded oy J. M.
bftively
I-nt lllock I, Town of Astoria, aa
Ill
M.OO
i.u
iiu mii ana revurueu oy j. m.
. Bliively . .
l.t ft lll.i. k I Town of Astorl, M
ild .rut and recorded bv J, M.
tinively ,,
Tt . Illmk I. Town nf Astoria, as
VI)
Inld out and recorded by J..M.
ftlilvely '....A...
Hlilvely .....A... 11. M
"l.t f. Iiloc. I. Town of Aslorl. as
laid mil and recordnd by J. M.
Hhivelv I.M
lot . lllock I. Town of Astoria, aa
Inld mit and recoruod by J, M.
Hhlvely 11. M
In slnllmunts, the first Instnllnii'iH due No.
1-ot 13. Illm k 1, Town nf Astoria, ns
Inld out ami recorded by J, M.
nniveiy ,A p
th I'lty of Asiorln. Oregon.
Alisst: II. K. KKf)N. ,
JmlKn of the t.lly of Astoria. Oregon.
tiy fsla lr. Ieauj
iru.s n.rii nil.
a. tin .. M. ...
" w... I ins wonueriui rstaad
ucrvuuadiseasrs, such sa Weak Memory
t ISWUN r , Mi
ively "I
It 4, UbK-ki 1 Town or Astoria, s
lulil out ana rod-d by J. M. .
txnvaly U.M
IajI , llliHk I. Twn of Astoria, aa
l-lil out and racurdod by J. M.
. . iuiiuioii lamuuitHa., J'oiiupJ, Or.
KBTEa-CONN UHUO HO.. Agent. Astoria.
"CUPIDCNf
Thls (real Vraaiahla
Krriinh .ikl. l,.n, w (iii, ily cure vim of all nrr-
Insomnia, sins III tint Jl.u:k,N,.iiiii,sl J.,iniul.,iis, Nrv..us IMillliy!
1 Imp rs, DiiflliiHS o liiry, KiIiiumiIus Drslns, Vsrhsss-la and
toiislli.nlliiii. 1 1 slops all ImsrsTiy ilsy or iiIkIiI. I'revenia quk k
n'ssnf ii."lnnre. wiilrli If imiriiM.Wii ii.n.1. ... Hn.m ,,i.,u
sol lini'Heney. 4 t'PII.KN f.('leuiicsUnUvr, Utt
Ih.ill.lliSrVfirlinliN.il Mil l.iiiuirlili.L
small weuk musns.
I hse tiny Capiult ar luperior I
io oaisam ot wopaioa,
Cubbl or necloni rdfumu
CURE IN 48 HOURS WT
tn afnt dlioisei Vvith.
out lnconvnicn-.
Still tr all hrKffUfi.
All 41 la a non-nmannmi
rnmsily fur Uuunrrliina,
(I Im.l, Bsarfflatorrhuia,
WIiIIm, nnnstursl dls-
oharsDN. or anv luflsmniA.
II. hi, Irritation or aliwr
tloa uf fin u e o n I m.m
brsriiii. Nod- ulrlna.iil
ff ai-i by Pr-sauu,
"1 i 19 asnt IB '! wrsr,
I1 sspwas. fapalo, foi
'ff W 1M "' lm"l". P.TS.
r Ciroulsr ssut uu rsitiuaU
mm
ulanStl
is I ul4.ri.
J OssrsflMsd i
i irUMr.
fr ffsrwiM MsMfloa.
CiflHtrll!OlHU
owntNMTi,o.
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