The morning Astorian. [volume], June 23, 1901, Image 2

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OOVERSMEST RAILROADS.
Taconi Ledger.
Tor years there ha been eonv spec
uUlon as to the ultimate ownership of
all railroads hv the government. Per-
k. ihi. mill h ih. ..loil.-m of ! he
traffic problen. Proponents of the the
orv have hailed the consolidation of
lines as an Involuntary move In the di
rection. They argued that when the
railroads had got Into such shape that j
they could easily be handled, the gov.
ernment would take them over. As to
any system of compensation, they did
not gt into details. Indeed, this phaoe
nt the subject seems not to have occur
red to ,h;m. The men who bui'.t the
lines have certain rights. In some in
stances the lines were constructed by
fraud, and the government swindled
into paying unearned subsidies, but,
nevertheless, the ostensible owners have
more than a shadow of title. They ran
hardly be asked as a business proposi
tion to relinquish this.
According to an alleged plan Just
made public. Rockefeller. Harriman.
Vanderbilt. Gould and Morgan contem
plate, after having caught and brand
ed every railway in the United States,
to pass the lot to the government, with
their own fancy price affirmed. This
they will not do: the government has
faults, but it was not born so recently
as yesterday and it is not an aggrega
tion of suckers. The gentlnvn men
tioned are. flnanciallly. a husky lot.
In the republic, however, are some 74.
CiO.OflO other people who d? not like
them particularly, and who. while ad
miring their skill, hive n"t the !ieht-st
confidence in thjir probity. Any on
of the several mentioned woul 1 k n
vour I'ncle Sam as willingly and by
methods as risque as employed by the
shll and pea artist. Whii :h-y con
tent themselves with playing a big
game with individual victims, and
ca nrei that lure the lambs, they will
be tolerated, but they mut n t try
thee games on the people as a wh ile.
If the government ever takes posses
sion of the railroads it will not be in
response to any sentiment. howvr
strong .his sentiment may have become,
but by reason of some sudden
x g. ;
I
process
ency. Then there will be a
similar to condemnation as this prevails
when a public utility is about to be ex- ;
tended, and the roads will be taken !n
at the valuation set by appraisers who
will not be under the Influence of the
benign potentates mentioned In fact
the potentates will not be considered ;
they may like It. or thc-y may do th
nther thing. They will, if the crisis ar
rive, find themselves small potatoes and
will be swept aside as of less value
than so many trai-kwalker.
COLUMBIA AND MISSISSIPPI.
New York Commercial.
"The necessity for carrying the fac
tories to the cotton, instead of th - cot
ton to the factories," sayg the Augusta
(Ga.) Chronicle, "has been admitted
and is being acted upon; and a unique
paraphrase of the proposition now de-
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.
This preparation contains all of the
digestantd and diKeits all kinds of
food. It gives Instant relief and never
fails to cure. It allows you to eat all
the food you want. The most swim ti ve
stomachs can take it. Iiy its use many
thousands of dyspeptics have been
cured after everything' ele failed. It
Is unequalled for all stomach troubles.
It can't help
but do you good
Fis-pared only by K. ('. Iii: itt.v( ., Chicago
Thell. buttle ei:nijiin"s times tie -OOc. biz
CHAS. ROGERS. Druggist.
rlare that 'the wharves must go to the
hip1 "
It has not followed from the orlKlnal
proposition. whoe wisdom and prac
ticability are admitted, that all the fac
tories have been moved to the cotton
fields, or that no more cotton ge a
lone distance to get manufactured.
, . , -.,i the
l ne ni'iiic.n i: . . -
M ,
tg , Industrial t me, the ui.ina.c ea.em 01
I which cannot y"t be measured. It may
j K that under certain ivndit ens. Sow
England factor! k must am ays manu-factur-
a portion of the Southern
1 " " '"'" ,mt 11 ' nM
! to ly Inferred that the tie proportion
j (4f taking the "nharve to th. ship-,'
m?t explol.ed in the V 'iiinu ro! d. is
going to constitute a hard-and-fast
commercial and transportation rule to
which there will pe no esceptlona.
'Hut." My the Chronicle, continu
ing Its comment, -'time is money." and
never In the history of the world has
"it been so thoroughly exemplified as
In this Jay wh-n rival raiir.Hs.rs are
built to cut off an hour or so from a
trip, and wh-n bu.lders of ocean steam,
ships are constantly str.v.ng to effect
a shortening of the voyage even by a
few h'urs."
We m.iv. thrr'foie. i:h jerllnence
i inquire na. ;n- .vR.ii,..i.i
finds in the two s tuatiotis to warrant I ,, T'T. ""
i less, gently stimulate liver and bowels to
it In its assertion that "t would b : exp-1 poisonous matter, cleanse the sys
, .... , .i tern and absolutely cure Constipailo-i
quite a absurd to propose to euml- s, ,k Htf,vHche- Only I5c at Hart s
nate New Orleans as a vaport as to I
.1
propose the same as
I'ortlar.J,
There ire sJ.ip.ir:s and seaports there
are rivers anj rivers. Th wharves
mustn't always "go to the sh :?.' Hut
what have the mou'h of the Colum
bia and the rpou'h of the Miss:ppi
in common What has Port Ea Is or
any other point .n he Delta in com
mon with Astoria?
WITH THE PARAORAPHER
When Miy Irwin plays Hamlet she
will probably cut the une. "Oh. that this
tw. loo solid flesh Tould n-elt." Kan
sas City Star.
About the only championship that
England holds from us In cricket
and we know a game worth two of
that Kansas City World.
It Is becoming expensive to take
anything "cum grano sails." Tbe
trust his advanced the price of salt
100 per cent. Duluth Herald.
Without violating truth in Its strict
est form, it nint easily be s.ild that
sumtr.T has p .k-l her n'sj around the
corner. Ph il a-M ph-a Irniulr-r
The flr-r Mrs. H-rr-n g..t and
rid of H-rr-.n. Th.s is a matter those!
persons wh w-re syr.pathixing with!
her atipear
Post.
v -rl k Washington j
H..n. I'harles A. Toun-'s nil o, topus
is capitaliz-l at tl. ') And yet on
ly a f-.v m.mth- tg-i Mr. Thone was
ready to thrr.v a fit -vry time be
saw more than tix fi?ur-s In a row
Ik-nver Republican.
The lack of energy you feel, the back
ache and a run down condition gen
erally, ail mean kidney disorder.
FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE will restore
j vour s-rength and vig t by making the
Kidneys wen. tane no substitute.
nam l-'rug store,
' An A ti' his in woman b-iught an old
i o.cture. of a man in a military suit at
a second .hand store r-cently, and has
made application to Join the O. A. R.
Ed war 1 muss, a well known bulnesjs
nun of Salisbury. Mo writes: " I with
to say for the ben-flt -if others, that I
was a sufT-rer from lumbago and kid
ney trouble, and all the remedies I took
gave me r,o relief I wa in.iuced to
try FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE, and
after the use of thre bottles, I am
cured. Hart's Drug Store.
The hear; never grows better by age;
I frar rath-r w-m; always harder. A
young liar will be an old one; and a
young knave v.i i,nly t a greater
knave 4 he grows old-r. Chetrfl.ld.
Dyspeptics c,nnot b long lived be
because to live requires nourishment.
Food is not nourishing until it is digest
ed. A disordered stomach cannot digest
food, It must have assistance. Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure digests ail kinds of food
without aid from the stomach, allowing
It to rest and regain its nitural func
tions. Its eemots ar exactly the same
as the natural ilig-tlve rlulds and it
simply ean't h-;p but d you good.
CHAS. ROGERS, Druggist,
ASTORIA AND COLUMBIA
RIVER RAILROAD.
Lesre. PORTLAND. " Arrtrs"
8:00a.m. iPortland l.'nlon Depot 111:16 a.m.
6:55 p.m. i for Astoria and Inter-l'-MO p.m.
Imedtate points.
! ASTORIA. '
7.45 a.m.lFor Portland A in-lll:M a.m.
6 10 p m.,t.-rm -d.ate points l:30p.m.
BEA8IDE DIVISION.
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i Hi p. in
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I 12:50!! m
7.011 p. m
to j. in
n: t) a in
e I-', a in.
'.iiieluv (july
All trains make close connections at
fJoble with all Northern Pacific trains
to and from the East or Sound points.
J. f. MAYO,
Gen'l Fr't and Pa. Agent.
Allen lUlveraott of Weil Prairie. Wis
save: "People, com ten mile to buy
rvuKT-si KIUXKY CURE." while J
A. hporo. of Hel-ner, Ind.. says; "It Is
the medic! wond?r of the age." Hart
iTug ouir.
When a boy wvhea his xce be be
Itevea In leaving proof on the towl.
A. O. Rlanchsrl. West rngc.r. S. Y
says: "I have ben troubled wlu kid
ney disease ftr the lust five veai-s.
Have doctored with several physicians
and I ih no relief until I used two hot
ties of FOLEY'S KtDSKY CVRK."
Harts Drug Store.
An Atchlsw wotnin has s much
hair that she l overworked taking care
or u.
William WooJard. of Decatur, la.,
writes: "I was troubled with kldnev
disease for several year and four one
do'lar slie bottle of FYLKY'S KID
NKV Cl'RK cured me. I would ns-om-m-md.
It to anyone who has kldnw
ttoubl.v" Hart's Drug Store.
A shirt waist Is nude for men. but
we'd lust I ke to see a man wear one
About one girl In fifty has her choice
or a hnKvt id. and one man In ten has
his chol.-e of a wife.
Cycling has Irs ups and down. Aft.T
the down, use UASSKR SALVE If you
are cut r bruised. It heals the hurt
nulckly Take no substitutes. Hart's
Drug Store.
If the reprt of the farmers are true,
the Lord invtnts a new bug with an
Increased appetite every spring.
BLOWS TO ATOMS.
The old idea that the bodv sometimes
needs a powerful, drastic, purgative pill
has b--n explod-M: for Dr. Kind's New
T , f - TOM --h. ..W d -,..11..
l-'rug tkore.
Your nelhlvrs are the stnartee; I"m
pie in the world: ihev know by a guess
Just how much you can afford to siend.
Ecxema. saltrheum, tetter, chafing.
Ivy polsvining and all skin tortures are
quickly cured by DeWitt's Witch H.nel
Salve. The cert an pile cure. v'HAS.
ROGERS, Druggie.
If a irl Is a church member, it must
be a terrible temptation to admit the
truth ab-'ut who loos the cooking a:
her house to her steady.
A surgical operation Is not n.carv
to cure pile. DeWrtt's Witch Haiel
Salve savesj all that expense and never
fails. Beware of counterfeits. CHAS
ROGERS, Drugget.
Men can't impress the women with
statistics h'wlng what men have in
vented to save the women labor unt I
some one Inv.Tits a boy's stocking that
will not wear out.
Mr. Jamea Rrwn of Putamouth. Vi.
over SO years of age suffered for years
with a bad aore on hla face. Physicians
could not help him. De Witt's Witch
Haxel Salv cured him permanently.
CHAS. KOOERS. Drugget.
Some oeoDle are so clumsy they can't
drip a remark without breaking their
word.
Danger, disease and death follow ne
glect of the bourels. Use DeWltt'a Lit
tle Early Risers to regulate them and
you will add years to your life and Ilf
to your vears. Eav to take, nev-r
gripe- CHAS. P.Or.ERS. Dnisglst.
" Z .
inuuaiu jii,- iit-,.1 --i - i. u...i
this summer, when it was found that
i the new cook w as f.m I f In she c.N.ks
i It for hers-if. and the m;m g-ts a sllee.
The bilious, tlrd. nervous man cannot
successfully compete with his hja:thy
rival. DeWitt's Uttl Early Rijfc-rs the
famous pills for constlpat on will remove
the -au of vour troubles. CHAS
ROGERS, Druggist.
J. Plerpon: Morgan Is not altogether
heartless. He night have formed th
Ice trast and he didn't.
"The doctors told me my rough was
Incurable. One Minute Cough Cure
male me a well man." Sorrls Silver.
North Stratford. N. H. Because you've
not found relief from a stubborn
cough, don't despair. One Minute
Cough Cure has cured thousands and It
will eure you. Safe and aure. CHAS.
ROOERS, Druggist.
The fact that the insurance compa
nies paid nearly $:i)O,0flO,0O0 on policies
last year is not such a hit with the
policy holders aa one might Imagine
it would be.
"A few months ago, food which I nte
for breakfast would not remain on mv
stomach for half an hour. I used one
bottle of your Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
and can now eat my breakfast and oth
er meals with a relish and my food is
thoroughly digested. Nothing equals
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for stomach
troubles. H. S. Pitts, Arlington, Tex.
Kodol Dyspasia Cure digests what you
eat. CHAS. ROGERS, Druggist.
The bathing suit will so.,n be saying
to the summw girl: "I' onto your
curves."
Ira D. Reokard. Duncombe, Ia.writs:
"My little boy scalded his leg from the
knee to the ankle. I used BANNER
PALVE Immediately and In three
weeks' time It was almost entirely heal
ed. I want to recommend it to ev.-rv
family and advise them to keep Banner
Salve on hand, as It Is a sure cure fur
scalds or any sores." Hart's Drug
Store.
Nell What a qu'er nickname your
brother has. It sounds like Hal ba!
S.VT3 11(3 WAS TORTURED.
"I suffered such pains from corns I
could hardly walk," writes if. Robin
son, Hillsborough. III., "but liucklen'S
Arnl-a Salve completely cured them"
Acts like magic on sprains, bruises,
cuts. sors. HOil'ls. burns, boils, ulc-rs.
Perfect heal -r of skin dls-aws; and piles.
Cure guarantee, by Hart's drug store.
25c.
NOT KSSKNTJAI.S.
Friend Rut you say th charges ar
wlthout foundation.
Campaign Manager Yen; but In poli
tics a big sirpepstructure 'an be bulU
without any foundation. Puck.
WOItKINK 24 HOUHS A DAT.
There's no rest for those tireless lit
tle workers Dr. King's New Life. Pills.
Millions are always busy, curing torpid
liver, Jaundice, biliousness, fever and
ague. They banl-h lck headache, drive
out malaria. Nev'T gripe or weaken.
Small, "aste nlee, work wonders. Try
them. 20c at Hart's drug store.
SIOHT WAS 1IKH TKItROR.
"I would cough nearly all night long."
writes Mrs, Chaa. Applrgate. of Alex
andria, In I., "and could hardly get anv
sleep. I had consumption so bad that
If I walked a block I would cough
trlgtfully and split blood, but. when all
other mdliitie failed, three 11 00 bottles
of Dr. King's New Discovery wholly
cured me and I gained M pounds." ('s
absolutely guaranteed to cure Coughs,
Colds. la Orippc. Itrotichlt.s and all
Throat and Lung Troubles. Price Wc
and J100. Trial bottles five at llart'a
Drug Store.
Ons of the advantages o having wide
stnvts lies in the tact that a police
man can shoot at an escaping prisoner
without kU'ong itmnv cf the pus-ers-by.
A FIREMAN'S CLOSE CAl.l
"I stuck to my engine although rverv
Joint ached and every nerve was rocked
with pain." write O. W. Itellaniy, a lo
comotlve fireman, of Iturlitigton, Iowa.
"I was w-ttk and pale, without any ap
petite and all run down. As I was
ah nit to give up. I gvt a bottle of Elec
tric Hitters and. after taking It. I felt as
well as I ever did In mv life." Weak
sickly, run down people always gain
new life, strength and vigor from tlwlr
use. Try them, batisraclion guaran
teed by Hart . Drug Store. Price Wc.
That college girl who tole to g.t
away from the omul of sch.Hil life
will be Just tvt 'd : death v. ben she
has to pass all her tune picking oakum.
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STR. " TAHOMA."
Dally Round Trips rv-pt
TIME CARD
L-'ave Portland
Leave Astoria
Sunday
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DAILY ROUND TRIP
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Cascade Locks. Hood River. Wblte
Salmon and Tbe Dalles
TIME CARD
Ieave Portland
A. M
Arrive The Dalles 11'. M ,
Ieave The Dai!. 4 P. M i
Arrive Portland U P. M I
r. ,,.w r, r c -r 1
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rrsunj.iy Trips a Leading Feature. I
tThls Route has th Grandest Si-enlcj
Attractions on Karth.
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Through Portland connection with:
stean.er Nahcot a from Ihvaco and Lon.
Beach points.
WTilte Collar Line tickets Interchange,
able with o. It. Sc N. i.'o. and V. T. C '
tickets.
LANDING AND OFH-'K: FOOT op
ADDER STREET
BOTH 'I'HONKS MAIN 3:1
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Pullman Palace Sleeping and Chair
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THE CHICAGO A NORTHWESTERN
RAILWAY.
SIIKIUPP'rt SAl.K.
Py virtue of an execution and irlr
of sale Issued out of the Circuit t'uurt
of the State of Oregon, for the County
of liaison, on the loth day of June,
tSKl. upon a Judgment rendered therein
on the m.h div of Mann, tw. in fa
vor or J. T. Itoos, J. K. II ggins. II
C. Thoiiiitsi'ti and K. '.. Kerguii,
prtvtncin doing buelneas under the firm
name of Itosx, IHkhIiin A t o., plain
tltTs. and ugiilnst Silas l Smith, de
feiidikiit, for the oiu of Ji 4 and
i-osts cf said action taxel al l-M 00. and
willed said Judgiiient diaww Interest
front dale t the rate of 10 percent per
annum until paid, and upon wih
there was realised niu execution and
order of sale Issued hereon iitl.l ered
llisl hereon, Mvh 4. ItHll, the sum of
ivi 10 leaving a twilanee due on said
Maivh 4. itl'l. of MIOiHl wlih Hiierett
thereon fioiu sal. I dale until paid at 10
per cent per annum, and the coals of
and upon thin writ commanding and
requiring me to levy iion (he property
of Hie above named defendant to satis
fy the balance of said Judgment, in
teres', c.uits and all invrulng cimts. I
did oil the I.Mh day of June, 1901. duly
lew upon the following J.-netllied reiU
property, to-wli:
All that portion of the Solomon Smith
tVnatlon Laud Claim mated In the
County of liatsH1. State of Oregon,
",? Z.
the m n of ldlelld according lo the
map and plat ther-of recorded In the
oftlcr of the ("ountv Clerk of Clatsop
t'ountv. and as laid out and recorded
by Silas II. Smith iu! h s wife, thence
In a westerly dire -tint following the
tiitlfh lin of Hjtl.l 'own to thf
'P'tuirtU lioutiilarv of that certain
.' 1... I.. M.I..I IL..I.III..II
I"" 1 ''I IW.I'I HI ,-!. ..M.lllll
l.an I t'l.nm now owned by le'Uin
I h:roi iff. theme fail lo the north
boundary line of hit certain tract of
Ian I In ...il.l IVuati m l.u I Claim own
ed by the As: ria and I'oltmibia Itlver
liallrortd I'l'ttipato. Ih' n-v easterly
along tile s.lid north tuiidary line of
sa.d tr.i.-t of Ian I on.i by said As
toria and Columbia It 'r Itsllr md
C 'tiil iny to an Inters.., (s-n nh th,.
east tvninddry line of .i.ii I ton of
,llell. if projvl .l. h. n. e northerlv
on aald pr oJ'V.ltig l;n to the place of
beginning
Alu all of bl k ks numb re, I . 1.
t. s . s. !. ii. i;. ti i"i. :'i. :3. :3
;'t. r. :. . ati.l ail of b) vk II.
xeeptlng loin and I11, and all of
h! k fixe eteeptlng lot one. all In the
a Hi
:ld, ti "'latsop I'minty.
si. a laid tit and r.vord
I bv Silas U Smith m l bis fe.
! according to the cat" and plat h.-re-..I
on re. -or I In the ..trice ,.f the County
I Clerk ..f riatsop i'ou:i:y. 'iiegon.
I Also a '.I that ..rtl-'n of the H iloniofl
Smith Dmailon l and i lalm s'tuatiit
In the I'ouiity of i'litop. In the State
of Orvgon, and iMtig w--t of the rel
I boundary line of the said town or
Idl-wil.l. uforesi-d. egcep-ing a certain
tract of land .mtie.l by The Klavel Ho
tel I'ompany roPtnlmng 1.1 aires as
prr diwl reconl l In Volume ''J." page
IS.'. R.vor.U of 1V.-.I for i'l.iioi I'min.
j ly. and a certain tract ..f land owme-l
ny ai l t lavel lioti ompany as per
i.h.I record"! In Volume 3v" page
Keinrds of UU f.r i'lat.p t'nunty
Notice la h.-r-bv given thai I will .m
M.mdiy. the ''.'I day of July. 1901. at
the hour of li o'clo. k In th forenmin
f HaK1 ,)iy , frM, ,f ,t ,(
I'.iurt ll-nis-. Jr in the i'l y of As.
tor cia's.p r.inty. Oregon, sell at
mit,U. Au..ti,m t ,n.. highe.t bidder fcr
,.u,n rn :,, ,v, i,.,ciii-. real irop-rty
to satisfy s.vl I Judgment. Intermis.
an ( n ilivruing csts
TlloS I.INVII.I.1X
Sheriff ,.f flats.-, i'-unity. Or-
Astoria, Orv. June ih. pmi.
A I M I N ISTIt AD lt S NoTK'K.
I .'oi'.e .s herebv giM-ti thii the un.
I iersigne. has 1 n ai.p.iitit.-d adtnluls
i tr.it. ir nf th.. .-s ate f 'I'll h o'f..nii.r
I d -. .!- I All persons luilng claims
, against said .'slate .ire r '.iiiite I to pre-
! s.-nt th" mine to him duly verified ac-
l orl'iig to la.v. : In 1 sx in .n hs rr.iin
tlbs .late
; A. J. K I.AKKK E.
I A.iiiioitr.ii r .f the Mutate of Thos
1 1 1'. "onnor. I... -ais.-d
Die ..f flr.t public t n. June :i. Itsil
siinnirrs SALE
Notice Is hereby given, that I will on
Monday, duly S'h. 1M1, at the hour if
t-n o'clock, a. m.. at and In front of the
i'min House door at the City of As
toria. !n flats ip County. State of Ore.
ir-hi. I will offer for sale an i sell at pub
lic auction to the hight bid !T for t ush
In hand at the time of sale, all and sin
gulir th' real estate n. protrty to
which th fourity at Clatsop and School
Distri-ts N.. 1 and of t latsop County,
have a nulred title by virtue of snles for
taxes, and all noil estate and property
that has Item heretofore purehised by
flats iti County or School Districts N'
1 nnd 9 of Oats p County at tax rale
and title .v-q -lined thereto thereunder.
and wbl h Is now owned bv said C.iUn-
IV, or said Schod Dls-.ncts.
THOS. LINVIDLK. Sheriff.
Clatsop County. Oregon
Dated this 29th day r.f May, 1901.
PROPOSALS TO FURNISH CRUSH
ED ROCK.
Sealed bids, marked as nbove ad
dressed to the county court of Clatsop
county .Oregon, will be received by the
court, until 1 30 p. m. June 24, PxM, to
crush and deliver for either) good, hard
rock for the Nehalem rood. No. 77.
Bidders will state the price charged
per yard of 27 cubic 'eet, for crushed
unscreened rock, not more than 2V4 In
rhes In diameter, delivered In bunkers,
suitable to load in wagons by gravity.
an I sltuatvl within one mile ml the
beginning, or on either side, of said
rov. No. 77.
flldd'rs will also state the price
charg"d per ruble yard, to deliver said
crushed rot k, one ur more miles from
said bunkers along and upon said road
No, 77. where dlrc. ec t,y the county
road master.
Ulldeni wll also stale the price for
same kind of crushed rock, provided
Clatsop coun'y furnish a rock crusher
and engine power.
Ten p-r cent (,f the amount of bids
will be rereivd as a guaranty of good
fuitn of Hi" bidders.
The cnin'y court reserves the right to
reject any and all bids
II. J. WHERITY.
County Clerk.
PRAEL & COOK
TRANSi LR COMPANY
Telephone 221.
DRAYING AND EXPRESSING
All Goods Shipped to Our Car
Will RcHv Special Attention.
No. KM Duane St.,
Astoria. Or.
W. J. COOK. Mr
Res. Tel. 11IL
8ii Kin rrn BALK.
My virtue of an exscuHon laud oui
of the Circuit Court of the Hints of
Ores hi f.r th County of Clataop, tin
the him day of June, 1M, upon a judg
ment rendered thervln on th lth day
of March, MM, In favor of H. K Harris,
plaintiff, and against tlenrgn lllll, de.
fe.nlant. for the sum of t'M i'i. the fur
ther sum of l.'a) attorney's fee togeth
er with Interest thereon at the legal
rsie rrom th tut h day of March.
DH and the cost of and upon this writ
cniimaihllng and reuniting m to levy
upon the property of the al-ove iinnn-d
defendant to satisfy the Judgment, In.
tereal, coals an I nil accruing cust. I
did on the t day of .luii", lfOI, at.
tach the following described l-'sl prop
erly, to. wit:
let . J. block I, Plrst Add. I,.
Ocean drove; lots j, :i, I, 5, d, 7, liUlt
1. lots I lo '.';. Inclusive, block 3, b is 1
to 31, Inclusive, block It, lots 5 to It.'. In
clusive, bl.vk 4. Hill's All '.I Ocean
Urov; lota IS to tt. Inclusive, bl.vk 1.
lots t lo Is. IS to 17. .U '.o M. Incluslvi.
blivk S. lots I, :. S ,1. T -a t. .u.-liislva.
bl.x-k 7. lot I to '.'si, .nc'u-lve, llmk 10.
bits 1 to SO, Inclusive, hi.i k II. I. -Is I la
TH. Inclusive, block li. llll'Secon. Add
to Ocean Orovt; lot I, !, , 6. i, 7, S,
. Ii'. II. IS. It, bU.k. I, lots 1. ''. 1. 4.
. 7. J. , 10, II. II. block i. bus I. to
IS. Inclusive, bl.vk 7, lot 1 lo S4. In
clusive, bl.irk 10. lot 1 to 94. Inclusive.
hU-l, i:,, lot to '.'l. In-I.invi, blivk
14. lot 1 to ;4. IncluOv-, bl.xk 1 1, lot.
1 to '..'!, Inclusive, bl.vk IS. I u I. :. X
4, &. 1 9, 10, It. I'.'. block t'l. Ins
I to IX Inclusive. tio, k i0. ot I, !, S.
4 J.i, T. I, . 10. block .'I. annex to
Hill's Second Ad I. lo V. n Orove:
lots I. !. 3. 4. 5. . S, S, 10 II. IS.
bl.H-k I, lots 1, 2. X 4. ft. 10. II Ii.
bl-n-k S. lots 1. J. 3. 4. 5. I. 7. .. H. in.
11. i:. bl.Hk 3. lots I. .', J, 4. S. S, ;.
5. 9. 10. bi s k 4. l-'ts I. J. I. 4. . s.
7 . . 10. bl.Hk 5, I ds I. !. 3. 4. 6, t
7. H. 9. in. II. 12, bl.vk . lots I. J. 3.
4. , 10. II. I.', lib', k 7, lots 1. ?, 3. 4.
i. . 7. . 10, II. 13. bl.vk H tots I.
5, 3, 4. S, it, 7. . t. 10 II , bl.vk 9.
U.ta I. I, 3. 4 . 10. II l. bl. k in.
lots I. :. 3, 4, 5. . 7. s, , 0, t. 12.
block II. lot I. 2. 3. 4, & , 7. .
b. block I.', lots I. 2. 3. 4. 5. . J. V
10. bl.vk IS. Iota S, t. . . bl.H'k II.
lots I. 2. 3. 4. 7. H. , 10. II, 12. block
13. Ill's I, 2, 3. 4, 5. . 7, s, . Irf II.
12. I1 x-k H. lot. 1. 2. 3. 4. V . 7, I.
9. 10. 11, 12, bl.vk lots I. 2. J. 10.
11. 12. otock 11 be 4. t. t, ;. s. .
bl vk 9. on I. 2 3. 4. f, . 7, . 9, 10.
bl.vk m. lots I. 2. 3. 4. T., t 7. H. 9.
10. bi.vk :i. lot 4. :., , :. v t. io, n,
12. bl k 22. lot I. 3. S, 7, V Jo.
11. 12. bl.vk 21. l-t 1. 2. 3. 4. S, . 7.
. 9. 10, II. 12. bl.vk : lot. I. 2. 3. 4
V . T, J. -.1. 10. M. 12. bl.H'k 2i lot I.
t, 3. 4. 5, 6, ;. H, 9. pi, II. 12. til.M-k 2iS.
i..t i, j. 3. t. s. . :. s, 9. u. II. u.
bl.vk 77. lots I. I. 3. . I'. . 7. . 9. 10,
bl.vk 21. lot I. 2, 3. 4. 3. . 7, 9, 9 10.
bl.vk 29. Iota I. 2. 3. 4. 1, . 7. 1. 9.
10. II. 12. bl.xk 30, I.. i. 1. 2, 3. 4. 5.
t. 7. . 9. 10, II, 12, blovk 31. I"t 1. J,
3. , 5, I. 7, S, . 10. 11. 13. bl.vk 32. Pa.
rirlo Park near port Sb-veti. Or ; lots
I, 2, 3, , 1. . 7, 9, block I, lot. I lo 24.
Inclusive, bl.vk 2. bca I to ::, Inclu
sive, blie-k 3. lots 1. 2. 3. 4. S, . 7
9. 9. It. II. 12. bl - k 4. lot. 1 t.. 24. In
clusive, bl.vk S. lota 9 to 2. inclusive,
lot 30 to '.4. inclusive, bl.vk . bus 1
to S4. Inclusive, bl.vk 7, 1'ts 1 to 1. In-,
elusive, nlock . lots . . 10. II. 12. 13.
14. bl.H'k 9, lots 1 to 20, Inclusive, lots
3D to 64, Inclusive, bl.vk o, lot to 'A.
inclusive. bl.H-k It. lo' 1 to 34. Inclu
sive, bl.vk 12. lot 1 lo 21. Inclusive
block 13. lots I to r4. Inclusive, bl. k
14. lot 1 -o 19. Inclusive, Iota 2S to M.
inclusive, blo- k l' ) ts 1 to II. Inclu
sive, bl.vk 1. lots I to 14, inclusive,
bl.vk 17. lol t to .'.4. inclusive, bl.H k IS
l.-t 1 ti .'it. Inclusive. I.l..k 19. lot. 1
to 24. Inclusive. I.I.h k 2'i. lot 3 to 24
lnclu.it e, blo-k 21. !! t to .'.4. In.iu.
aiv. I.I s k lots I to '.I. In. Insil .-.
block 21. lo. I to 14, Inclusive, 1,1, k
24. Iota I o II. Inc'uslve block 2i. Iota
I to '.4. inclusive, bl.Hk 2. Iota . . 14.
lit. 17, is, 20. 2.'. 2t. 24. 2'.. 2. 2 So
.1 2. :it tl :,'.. :m. ::s, 41. 4.'. i 4:. r.2.
:..t. 54. bio. k ::. 'm i to 22. indu-iv,
bl.vk 2s. o:, I t., 22. Ineliislv.-. hi.., k
2'.'. l .-s I. 2.7. V 9, 10, 11. 12. 11, 14. I'..
I'l, 17, 11. 20.' 24. '.'0. 29 29, 32. 3.
V. I .19. 41, 12. 41. I'l. 4. t'l. :.ii. :.i.
f.2, '.4. Ill i k .10. lot 1 to M, ill. Iiisiv.-.
block 31. lots 1, 2, 7. 9. 9. pi. II. 12
block 32. lots I. 2. .1. 4, il. block lit.
lots I to 27. ,:tclisUe. ,i, k 34. I 't. 1
li 27. inclusive, til.s k -1j. Iota I till,
Inclusive. I.l.sk .'.A. IIUI's Kirn A l l lo
Astoria, all of the above describe I re.il
prper'y s In Clatsop fuuniy. Or-g-'n
No'lce la h.-r.by given tbnt I UI "n
Mon.l.iv. the ir.th day of July. Iil. t
the hour of to oYI.h k in the fop-noon of
sitld lav In front of and nt Ih- Cunt
House Jo.ir. In -h- s "it y "f Astoria,
i 'hits, ,p County, Oregon. s.-l at ptWillc
auction ' i th- iilicbent bidder, for i ash,
fbe above ..-rlbe. real piop.-ny to
satisfy said Judgment. Inreit, costt
and all n.vrtilng f-ln
TIMS LIN VII.I.H.
Hheriff , fla'SH' ' '"tint y. Ur
Astorlii. iMegoi, June 10, l'jol.
NOTICK I-'HR PUHLCATiN.
United St ile IJtnd office, Oregon City.
Oregon, Mav 20, 1901:
Noilee Is h'r'by given ihat In com
pliance with the provision, of the net
of congress of June 3. 1R78, entltb-d "An
net for the sale of Umber lands In the
State of California. Oregon, Nevada
and Washington Territory." a extend
ed lo all th" public 1 1 ml slob-a bv Set
of August 4. D9?, Wlllinm W. Poh, f
Uney. Conntv of Clatsop, HtiMo of
Oregon, bus this dnv filed In this office
his sworn statement. No. 6271, for tbe.
purchase of lot 4, sec. 3; lots 1. 2, 3 and
4, of s-ctlon Nr 4, In township No.
north, range No. 7 wait, and will offer
proof :n show that the land sought Is
more valuable for lis timber or slons
than for agricultural purposes, nnd to
establish his claim to sold land before
the register and receiver of this office
at Oregon City, Oregon, on Thursday,
the 8th day of August, 1901. He nnme
as witnesses
Mrs. Mary Denek. of Olney, Clateon
County, Oregon; Sebnstlnn Olaser. of
Olney. Clitiop County, Oregon; Mrs,
Appollonla Johnson, of Olney, flnisop
County, Oregon; Sidney I)eu, or Ato
rin. Clatsop County, Oregon,
Any and all persons claiming adverse
Iv the above-rl '-scribe I lands are re
Miiest.-d to file their claims In this of
fice on or before said Hlh dav of Au
gusl. 1901. CHAS. B. MOORKS,
Register.
ADMINISTRATORS' NOTICR.
Noilee Is hereby given that the un.
derslgned have been appointed ndmln's-
rators of the estate of Alfred H,
Stone, deceased, by the County Court
of Clntsop County, Oregon, and that all
persons having claims against said es
tate are hereby required tp present the
same to the undersigned duly verified
as by low provided, within six months
from the dnte of this notice. Verified
claims against said estate may b pre.
sen ted either lo the undersigned. II. O.
Van Du.'f-n. at his ofllce, at Astoria.
Oregon, or Mr. J. D. McFarlane nt his
office of business, at Knnppa, Oregon.
All persons Indebted to snld estate, are
hereby required to pay such Indebted
ness. II. a. VAN DTjl.F,N,
J. D. M'FARLANR.
Administrators of the Estate of Alfred
II. Stone, Deceased.
Dated this 1st day of May, 1901.
Piir.itirrii paijd.
Ily virtus nf an eies-uUnn and order
nf sal lueil out of th circuit court
of th Plain of Oregon for Ih County
of Clalaip mi May 31 1901, upon s
Judgment and ncl-T of sal rendura
therein March II, 1999, In favor of
lllake, McKall Company, pIsliillfT, anil
against tleorgn lllblwrt, defandanl, for
ih sum of tm) (ft tognther with kittr
es! thereon fusil data of Judgment at
(he rat of 9 per rent mt annum and
the coats of lh a will. (itntiialidlllg in
lo levy upon th property of mid de
fendant dmcrlba.l In said order of sal,
to satisfy aald Judgment, iniereat and
coals. I did levy upon III following
described reaj proiu-riv: laits ( and I.
In bl.vk 13. In Ih Town of Idlxwlld; .
lots 1. S. a. 4. ft, and 7. In hbvk I. In
lh Tun it of lllll Kiel Addition tc
Astoria; lot 1. In bl.vk 4A. In (be Twn
of Heal It.H'k (leach, and lot ami
!9. In block 5. In lite Twn of lexig
Hiajich. all in Cl'.p County. Oregon,
and Unit I will en Monday th :4th
day nt June, i9n, at th hour f 10
o cl.uk In lb foien.e.ti (lf aald dy lit
th front door of ih court hoiiw In,,
the City of a.vl. i1top tVuitly.
Oregon, aell St public So, Hot to Ih
h ghe.t bidder for cash the bv'da.
crllM'd real lOM-erty to .allafy aid
luilgmrnl. inlerrwai and nil accruing
costs. TIIOMArt 1.INVII.IJC
Sheriff of Clt'aiti County. t.rpii.
Astoria. Otrgon, May 22. 1901,
HMKrtirrH sali:
fly virtue nf n rcuton and ordnc
nf anle Isati.-J out of tji Circuit Court
of th State of trgon. for the County
of Cltlaip. on th 2-s :h dy of May. IK'I.
upon a Ju.tgfnent and deer ren,lr,j
therein cm the 7th dv ,.f Mr. I9UI, b
favor of W, T. t. holfM I and K llauk.
co-partners, doing husine a H. h.d
field and lloke irnin.i N C J"run
and Anna Jptnen .lef vidanta. for th
sum of liosco. nllli Inteiest lln-rwon at
the rain of 10 per rent per annum from
the rd il iv of Mav. H91 to the 7lh day
of M iv. I90. tb furtlw r iun of I3j at.
toiuey'a fee. the .-oata sn t dlabum.
nieut of till, anil I .ne, I ( IIS 20 a re I In
terest on .d lu.liriieiit at the legal rat
of Interea', nnd (he r.-'a of mil t,pon
thl. nrlt c.eiiiii.t-i ling and 'e.uirOi na
to tuak" ule i.r the folliWing des. ribat
real pr.p-rty, to-lt :
l.t 22 In block 17 Iti Taylor' Aa'orl.
lb Clatsop Cnllity, llleg'-n
Notice la herM,v g -n Ihat 1 nil on
Monday, the tat t.iv -f July l'l. at th
hour nf ten o'i I k in th foivno .n uf
ial.1 dav, in fto-n ,.f an I at the c,(,r
lloil.e do.r. tii the Cl'y of Aatorl,
CUtsop County. Oregon, ae st ftiWio
suction, to the higheat bolder for h,
the aluv - des iilvl r.-al proper:)', to
aatla.'v the )u Igmrnt, m-eret. cmti an t
all accruing
TIM.-4 I.IN'Vll.l.i: Hher.ff
Clatsop County. Oregon.
Aatina. Oreg.n, May :s!h, 90
SIIRRIPrfl SAI.K
Uy virtue of an n-vudon and orer
of aaln ue.l ool of the Circuit Court
of the State of or-g-.n. for die County
,4 f'op, on the 27th day of Mty IfcU.
upon a Judgment nrnd-r.-d th.p-ln on
the th day of May. 19UI, In favr uf
C. II. Jaekaon. ilain'tff. an, against
V. II. I'Mit ir la. .ef,.nd,wit. f,.r tlwi suin
of itne Itunjteil and Kiihty-one 7 1 100
dollar. :..Keiher ntth inter, at theivon
at Ih" ra'e of per p-.it i-r annum
from the ti .Uy uf May, 19ul. the r-t
in I diao ira.-ni.-n'. ..f this ami tax i t
lie M and th .'.,:. ..f and .ip. n this
writ comm. in bug nut n-.pilrliig n:e to
make a.ile nf the foil, in l;g -. tll,l
red prop-r-y, to i-
lot iiiimbei.Hl pur ill. In bio, k nu'n-
Ihti-.i thirty-lilt j.1i In 'he t.,n of
Aslniia .in 1.1,1 in mi I re,-..rd"-l by
John M Hhivelv. I c niiiiibei,-,l fourte(
(III. In block niinil. te.i rite i.'.i. to pieat
Addlllnn lo iv.-ait i!...te , i,d out and
r.N-..rde. bv J T Mulk. y. In fit .,.(,
I 'oimt y. i ir g .n
Noil... is het.'li' g.v.-n. th.i! I i;l on
Monday, the 1st ,.1V .f 'uly I9"l al th
hour of I'l o'.-l '. k in tic- '..r.-nooii ..r id
day. In fruit ..f an I nt Hie Coin I 1 1 uh
I.h In the city ,.f A.t , f:Uni
founiy, otegMii. aei at public in tlon.
to the blv.'i -s! bl I l-r for cash, tbe ab-.v
iteacrlbed real tiniperty to a:itlsfv th
Judgm-nt, Inter '. c ,. sii-l ac. r.i.ng
coalji.
Tll.iS I.I N VI U.K. Sheriff.
fia:s..p foiiMiy, op-gin
Aa'.oila. Ote.n. May IHth. S"H.
SIIKRIKP'M HAM-:
Uy viitue of in execution and otder
nf a lie Issue, I ..lit ,,f :hn I'llcuH fourt
of the Slate of i irr .in. for the County
of CI its., p. on tin- 14th d.iy of May I'.WI;
upon a Jiidgein-nt r.n.t -re. .hen-m m
the 20th day of I'ebruarv. IHIIi. In favor
of Myra llurseil. t.lsintlfT. and against
Murv I Hill.-!!.-. ,. f. n hint, for the sum
of A40. the um of 1 '.oo in hiving been
aatlsfl.sl, leaving a ti il.m. .- due on sup
Jlldguien- of the -lllll if 511'.. together
with lnlfst thcienn j the rate of
10 per cm per annum, an I 'he cost nf
and upon th s wi lt c. inn.!..,, li,, nnd ..
ipilrlng me to levy upon the property
of the above nniiied defendmil lo satisfy
the balance of i, ludgmeni, Intereat.
costs and ill ai-i rulug coals. I did on
the Hlh day of Mav
1901. iitnch Ih
following lb-scribed ual property, to
wn;
leits 9, 10, II. 12, 3. Hub of IStk. S3
lot . 7. 23, '.'4. !S. 211. Hub of Hlk. 04:
lots , !, in, ii. I -. n. Hub of nik. :
lots Id. 17, 27. 2, 29. 30, Hub. of Hlk. 99;
lots II. 13. Hlk 49: lots 7. 1 9, Hlk M;
and all thai portion f block 111 ilea,
rrlbed na follows; hemming ftl B p,,nt
on the north line of lot ( In said bl.vk.
IS f-.t east of tbe northwest corner
thereof and th-n. e running east along
the north line of said lot and lol 5.
27 feel, thenc south on a line paral
lel nllh Hie nest 'Ins of said t g, 60
feet, thenc,. went 27 fet, thence north
to he place of beginning helng portions
of lots r, ,ind 6 In .nil block 111.
In the City of Astorln, ns nld out
and recorded by John M Shlvelv Lot
I. In See. ?1. Tp. 9. N. of ( H, west of
Ihe Will. Mer.. .17 03 acres. Regln at
south hound try of Hhlvely I K r
414 fl feet w-st of H. r. corn.-r of sold
D. U C and run thenc N ami parallel
with iho K. line of said D I. r
to south boundary of pp.. line R.
of W I hence west nlong suld It. of
W. ton point 191. S fe.-t west of oast' Una
or tract herein de.crlbed, tben,.(. south
nnd par illi-l to esi line of tract herein
described to south boundary of s:,l, D,
L. C.. thencM ulong said soulh line to
lieglnnltut, cotil.ilnliig 4 41 acres n Tp
1. N. nf R. !), west f Will Mer All or
s.nd described real property being n
f latsop cnunly, Oregun.
Notice s hereby KVen that I will on
Monday, the 241 h day of June, I'Mil, at
the hour of ten o'clock In 1 1... r(ir....n..n
of snld day In fr .nt of and at the Curt
House door In the CIlv of Aslorla. flnl.
sop county, Oregon, .,. at pu,c al)0.
tlon to the highest bidder for rash Hit
ah ivo described renl property to satisfy
said Judgnonl, Inlen-sls, costs an, all
nccrulng costs. 'ITIOa. Unvh.I.r
Pherlff of 'llatsop County, Or
Astoria, Oregon, May nth, 1901,
a