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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-24

Most of the jests which have been cur
rent in England for centuries are known
also throughout Europe. Students of folk
lore assure us that to far greater extent
than is generally understood these jests are
of Asiatic origin, many of them having
come from as far east as China and Japan.
Some of them are thousands Of years old
and who made them first is question that
can never be answered.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-24

like the tight, tailor made styles and vet
consider the usual rows of ornamental
stitching too plain aud commonplace fine
braiding commends itself as an ideal trim
ming, since 1t does not at all interfere With
the close, severe lines of such costumes and
yet gives an effect Of richness and elabora
tion. Braid also stands dampness and hard
usage patiently, and is therefore most ap
proprate decoration for seaside and noun.
tain gowns in tweeds and other fine quail.
ties Of mixed goods that, although expeu
siye as TO first cost, repay the outlay by
wearing forever, comparatively speaking
America may fairly pride herself on hei
cotton fabrics, and her silks are hy some
judges considered almost equal TO French
goods, but she does not yet turn out such
firm close woven, thoroughgoing tweeds
and cheviots as Great Britain. TO do her
justice, there is far less demand for them
here than there, as this climate is so much
clearer and drier. She produces what the
general public demands There Is, how.
ever, a certain satisfaction in the possession
Of q good English serge or Scotch tweed
gown that no other costume can impart
1t looks equally we'll in fair weather and
foul 1t is unaffected by rain, mist or mud.
Il washes like colico and wears like iron
aud will last unto the third and fourth gen
Grafton 1t is always TO be depended upon.
makes an ideal travelling gown and has its
own particular place in every well dressed
woman's wardrobe
As an example Of severe bralding, a
sketch is given Of the coat bodice Of the
travelling costume Of recent English bride.
The material is uihilist venetian cloth, and
the hussar brAiding Is in black.
Close braiding designs are seen on silk
goods traced in silk cord. The cord IS
sometimes in varying shades and is enrich
ed with bends or Spangles, giving an ex-
tremely elaborate effect particularly suit
able iur wraps intended for ccremonious
occasions. silk corded patterns are also
used as a garuiture on fine wool costumes.
ITUIl tV,IIET
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-24

This delightful picture Mry four Oors "The Seasons" which
al. found in portfolio No of this Series
Spring brghcoored work of singular merit The dropping apple
effectively green
ground o trees and the Aagfrnged pool in 'front.'
supe1ye and whole effect wonduy pleasing
as when critically considered a study
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REMEMBER, ONE CoU
pom WITH ONE DIME
Sc CURES 4 PICTURES.
THIS Is THE COUPON.
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StraBens unb 8riidsnfteuer BON Is
Sent auf baS 9unDert Dollar erboben
merben ioll. Das @eleb erlaubt Is
Gents, unb wie i'd unterri9tet bin,
aablen mir berei!5 10 Gents. Die 5
Sent mebr. welde gu erbeben mdrer,
miiroen $1,000 einbringen, seraoe gez
mug fir ben Gebalt zines neuen 8eamz
ten, zines StraBensS sSuperintenbenteu.
@oliten aber bic @0untp &ommiKdre
es por5ieben. itatt eines Superintenz
benten fiir's gan3e @ountp. beren ie
einen fir ieoen 8e3irf nit $500 @eDaIt
au ernennen, 10 piirben bic $1,000 fir
bic bier Beamten Der ge3irfs ni6t elm.
nal binreiden.
@Ollte es nirtIi6 au elmer Mbfim>
mung fommen unb Das @rsebniB be-
iabeno ausfaGen, 10 fdmen bic 5 Sage
idbrli6er 6robnarbeit beBmesen bod
nidt in Wegfaa.
Sem Sentenben genii9t ein Winf!
S. K.
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bic bisber Slid gebabt in 9lllem, mas
iie ersrifien unb getbaa.
@nblid, 1ad) elmer bangen, i6weren
Stuaoe, fam Der s(rst berbei, 9eleitet
bon Srau oa.lberG oeren erltOrteS,
perreintes Gelidt Sans einen Wtos
ment mit bitterer 8el6dmung erblidte.
@te piel 2eio bate er iiber biele So
milie sebra6t! @ie fbulbis muBte ct
ii6 fiiblen! uno oo6 mar ieine @dulb
an benz gorfall eisentli6 cine 10 ge<
ringe. gSie piel letdtiinniser pie
niel 16timmer bate er bu1oert Wlale
in leinem 9eben gebanbelt, obne nur
sic gerin9lte Strafe baf fiir ;u 5ablen!
@r mar gang Mir i'm Sopf BON bem
qualenoen Denfen uno 8dtbieln iiber
bic Glide bes S6idlals, als er auf BEN
Ir3t sutrat uno berporitieB: r@ie
itebt's, 9err Doftor SIT bas s(use
perloren?"
Gin sGiel5uden elm mttleioise1
BliG purben ibm 5ur Slntport.
nSa unb rein!" laste bann bie Der.
f6leierte Stimme beS berilbnlten Spe>
5ialiiten. uDie Sebfraft ilt unmieber>
brinslid babin. slber i6 boffe, ba8
Iu9e 5lt retten. GS bdtte nod melt
idlimmer ausfallen f0nnen. lieber
9err Drep."
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nit pappelbdumen belegt, aus benen
bic pioniere baS Mittelfid berausaes
idgt unb bel Seite gerollt babem, nm
bic StraBe fabrbar 3u MAIDEN. Sd err
ftieg einen Sriimmerbaufen, UNI elm
@eiammtbilb bes fiir6terli9en 3erh1=
rungsmertes 5u geninnen unb be-
mertte, baB Der @pflon bon Siibmefen
mad Norbofen lit As Sdulen bur9
ben Sort berange3osen mar. Die
Warfdroute bieier &olonnen 1T beuts
lid erfennbar: idmmtlibe Rieferns
itdmme fin6 BIG auf Mannesb6be abge>
rihen. fObaB man oie bur1 8a1en. l1nz
sebinbert nod ben blauem 2inien ber
alpen. Der 3ugipibe unb benz Wenbels
iieinaebirge bl den fann. 3mii9en
oteien StraBen. weI1s Hn Der gpz
flon 9ebabpt bat, befinbet lid Der Sort
in siemlid iutattem 3ultanbe. Meis
itens bat er nur bic &ronen ber Ries
fern abgetippt.
Wtan nimmt an. baB Nles, mas li1
5ur 3cit Der &ataftropbe in ben bon
ben Wirbelu Our6pfliieten 5beilen
oes Yal6es befanb, einerlei Oh Menid,
ob 3bter. Dernld,tet lit Oie 5tdnlme
lno gu f6rmlideu Wdlen aufgef6ihs
tet.
Ser anhere 8reunpunft Der 3ata>
1tropbe 1T ous etma cine Stunbe bon
Toritinnig enifernte Sort ssoraen.
0ier bat Der @ptlon utbt aQein bic
0dufer oerpiiitet, ionbern aud
ben 5burm Der Stride nieberseworfen
uno auf bas Dad bes &ir6enldiffes
geiAleubert, pel6eS bic Steinmafen
burdf9lugen unb 10 baS ganae @es
bduoe iammt benz 9odaltar 3ert6rt bat.
Die @loden liegen inmitten bon Steis
men unb 3iegeln Dor benz Mabonnens
bilbe.
Sis ieBt limb 3ipel Menldenleben au
betla3en, elm brei3ebnidbriger &nabe,
welber bon oem einitiir3enben 8ebdlfe
einesStales erf6lagen murbe, uno cine
Jrau, Wutter mebrerer &inoer, mel6e
berWirbelluinb BON benz Wagen bob unb
auf eine @gge tparf, beren Stabl3dbne
ibr ben &0:per bur6bobrten. Mebrere
Yerionen tuerben nod bermiBt ,bieIe inb
i6mer perwunbet. @s i'll nunz
berbar, baB bas unsliid ni9t mebr
Meni6enleben Derlangt bot, inbem
tbatid3li6 san3e 9duier unb Sdeus
men in ibre eiu3elnen BetanbtbeiIe
aufgelof, emporgetragen unb bann
nieoergemerfen wur5en. Sel6H Der
Ierluf on gieb 1T febr sering. Ser
WtateriaIi6aoen ldbt f6 aIlerbinaS
big ieBt nod ni6t an gutferteifen ab.
iddBen. er belduft f6 auf MilIionen.
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(Tortiebune folst).
Mbaruuotief im (sleno.

nno tbnnte er i'm @olbe pablen wte Mtta8, 70 LIT
er bod Elm beiammernspertbeS @eidbpf, ber unsldds
ltd'e ndmltd, Der an rDnti6er DpspepFs lebet. @en
etees nSebeuer erfabt Bat bem dbt eS elteu siuise
Stuuben Ru6e. @ber e5 stebt elm WtteI, cen
nnbolb su bdnSsen. &ufe Spitetter rS Masenbttters
Ba 9ae unb er entpstt. Sabre fort, bieie Gr5ne gu
sebrau4en, 70 wtrit Du ieben, oaB aus ber ausenz
bItdttaen lIfe, bic tas 8itters Dir sepabrt @ cine
srhnblhe mnb permanente Sur entwidelt. @obbrenz
men, Mufsetrtebenbett, Drud auf Der Masensrubs, /,
Rerppftdt unb S&laHpfstett fnb PIa5en, berea
Symphonic bnrd bteie Nr3net beieitist unb NIT iErer
Shlfe bauernb furir perben. 9eberletben nup Sartz
Ietbtstett, bebe NIT Drspepe eng peridptftert, ers
sreen benz Bttters bic Glu&t; has 0lete lit bev
Gau NIT &beumattSmu8, Mfalarta unp Miertnlctben.
aRan sebraude hteie @r3ne ipitematif urb ni&t nur
ab uub su.
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@as feblt cSbnem 2

Giiblen Gle ihtuerfduis, fd)taff. ,isbsrse.
f9lagen, fno Sie bon Drnd i'm Wasen o6er
Bldbnngen mad bem Giien seplast, lift Sbre
i3uuse belest, baben Gle etilen 6ittern ober
itblen Gefdmad i'm Wunbe, unreselmdbissn
Nppetit, bdufise 2opfiameraen, Timmern
por ben Nuser, nerp0ie Gbipannuns unb
S&ldfrisiett uad bem @ffen?
Wenn Gle eintse ober nehrsre bieisr Spmp.
tome peripitren, 70 leioen Gle on esberftarre,
perbmnben nit Dpspepfie ooer 8erbauungs.
thpdfe. Sc fonlplisirter Sbre &rautbsit,
beifo GROCER bic .3abl ber Spmptone. @insr.
let pte tueit iie norgeidritten, DIR. Yierte's
"Golden Medical Discovery" .oirb fis
iibtrtuinben.
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Teridieoenes.

Ssrr,n s: identiider, fir 25 Gents.
9erren 8aIbrissan 1lnterbenben, 25 @ents.
Gtnfate seidumte Serren's Saidentii1er,
8 fir 25 Cents
Sanptqnartier fur Ieibene unter!paare.
Soeben erbalten elm neues 2aeer tpeider
Manitoba Siite, ie MIR fir $500 bertaufen.
unier gerfauf BON $500 Derbb Siiten
bauert fort.
SeiSene BinbiOr salippie fur anabsn
nno Ndnner 3u l5 Gents
Gin ele5antes 2aser BON 8eseni9irn Ell.
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Soien! 6oien! 6oien

Sn 9erren= rnb 8naben. 9cien, ipopon mir
Elm srobes ano ausgeipdbltes Eager fiibren,
baben ipir ebenfaas cine @reiss3erabietans
eintreten Iafien.
@ine 2ot Ieinene 9oien au $1.25 bas Stif.
unlere $l.5O Scfen berabgeiett auf $1.l5.
untere $2.25 9oien berabgefett auf $l.60
unb $1.75.
llaiere $2.75 SOisn berabseiett auf $500
unb 1926.
nnfere $500 Soien berabseiest auf $500.
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Wl6bel, geppiae, Matten &c.

I'm elm neu einseridtetes 8eim fir BE
Gtnstehenoen eomiostabss unS glidti@ sn
MAIDEN. sebDrt in eriter @eihe: ih6ne N6bei,
Seppide nno anSere OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
itdnbe 5n feinem 2aSen ber Sta6t finbef
man ele3antere Mobel unb blbf&ere Seps
pidae gu 10 niebrisem Yreiie als Be! y. 8oIiion.
Rommt unb iberaeust @u1.
Speben erbalten eine tleue MusmnhL Nats
ton Mobel, bic iiberaa, no iie gum gertauf
aassefteat iinb, pppuldr setporben.
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6errert : &leioerlpaarelr.

@inise Notwithstanding Offerten in. RIet
Der. 8aaren bietet 8. @elfion tpdbrenb ber
ndebiten Gage, unb tpenn es Ga1 nm Spar.
iamfett nr,b bsguem iitenbe Rleieer 5u tbaW
TT, 10 benust bic iebt sebotene gelesenbe t.
&ommt nnb beiebt uniere $l1, $13 80 uHb
$l4 % An5iige, bic on S4bnbeit. Nrbeit &C.,
ale au bteiem preiie aus8sitelItsn, abeys
treffen.
rnfer 8erfauf bon $40 Mnaiieen sn $7.s5
fur SlnsIinee oauert fort.
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BudleuS Mratco sa.be.

Dte Bette SaIbe Der Welt fur SSnitte, auetf4Eu
gen, WefGuhre, Jteber= unc Qaut< ausi&Ias, Hleten
gettsn; !urtrt 9dmorrbotben ober tetue Be5aBIuas.
0b1tse 8ufrteSentett Saranitrt cber oas @elb u,rb
snrii6erfatiei. 25 Gents pte Saa9tel. Gum 0ertsuI
IN alen Gpotaeftn. Gbolpb DretB, 3bpmo{pn & 90. .
% cletolts
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Wolilons aufgepnbte 9amen~Oiite

ipsrsen iebt gum baIben 9reiie berfauft.
9, It Sud iett einen SAILOR.Sut, tpdbrenb
er 10 biutg tit. 8eiebt uniere neuen Reiie
Quite. sabt Sud aud uniere neuen GoIunt>
bsa, Sadlon garf 2eenaro unb &nor quite
IN Naph Bropn nno f4par5 seisen, Gle fir
10, 20, 35 Gents unb aufwdrtS gu baben itno
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frau Marp W OFT
BON &apen Rod, pleaf
ants SO. ,@. .Ga. .,iAretbt:
sGbe td DR.. Bierct's
Golden Medical Dis
covery sebraudte,
tpurbe MIR Gnes, tpas id
Of, iausr TIM Wagen
Wfeine i3unse mar 70
i9redli6 belest, baB Id
-9laubte, nidts .piirbe ben
9elben, sdben Gil3 ber.
ilrterbriugen. Seitbem
t4 bas Golden Medical
Discovery" uabm. fauu
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Tortwdbren6e
P'eis s-Ernaessiigunggea bel !. Vahssa.

@ 14 5 a uas aas
Sebb tomm e nmt o qoBu Sp6ei wa Die wr Gud bten!
Hh @unn
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9ameu = &leioeritoffe.

6ertis sema6te Damen Wercols &leiber
friiherer Greis $1.50, iebt $1.2O.
Sertig genlabte Oa,nen aleiber berab=
seiett bon $500 auf $3.50
Serttg gema4te Samen &leiber berab.
geiebt bon $500 aui $3.50, So 90 8leiber gu
81 90 nnb $500 aleieer su $500.
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CONNER : Waaren {!

Sdce 8inghamS nur 1917 Gents.
3eDbpr 8pnSbamS, berabselebt arf l5 @s.
8arbise Di1nitb Wufter su $19O.
Gran5oliite Srsanhies, berobgeiebt bon
] 40 auf % @ents.
| Sarbige Organizes, berdbseiett auf 10 IS.
Smportirte farbige 8attifte, berabeefebt
bon 35 unb 40 Gents auf 2s Gents.
80 unb 40 Gents Wfoufielines gu 1855.
@emuiterter @repon au 19 Cents.
Smportirte ippene @ballies su 65 Cents
Gang tppllene @balies gu 46 Gents
@aid Seioe
Sebt 1T bic Belt I'M @eIb au iparen. @ar:
tet niht n,ebr ldnser, ionbern fault iebt
Ser Preis ber Seibenseuse ift auf I'm Der
@oton Waare herabgelegt tporben. &on,mt
5eitig, um bic erfte Chance au baben.
Surab unb Snbta gSaid Seioe, bsrab.
geiett bon rs auf So Gents
gSal4= =Seioe, berabseiebt bon 60 auf 40 Gs.
@entufterte @binas, 9erabseiett bon 40
alif 29 gents.
$l.O0 Seioe, berabselebt auf 63 @emts,
unb 60 Gents Seioe iett 3u At Gents.
Sanotiider5eus, Serbietteu ,c.
Ganes uno tueibe eerpietten gu 8 gents
bas stiif.
Sud 9amast unb 9urfii4e sanbtii9er
5u % Gents.
Marieiaer 8ett: l1ebersise gu ~ unb $l.1s.
8aoe,Nn5iige! 8abe> >Mnsige!
&ommt unb teiidtist unier srpbes 9aser
BON tertts eenlahttn Babe @n3iisen
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9ametl> llub Ginoer> >Wuslin 2eua

0ameu gereale=5aiuem, pertb $l.25. ber
aogeiett auf $l0O.
q, Soebsn erbolten 200 Dusenb 0amen
@aaae Saden, bic 0 Gents brinsen iollten
mir baben ite auf 20 Gents berabeeiebt
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Id tiidtis siFsn, unO mas ID siie, bsiommt
mir gut"
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: Srinft Gone Star gier.
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Dte
W64entli4e Treie Yrefe fhr 9sga
eri1eint
ieeeu Dommerfas
unb foifet
$3.50 ftr baS Sabr Dber &1.26
G Wemate In UrauSbesablmno.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-08-19
ELECTION NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that an cleo
| tion will be held in the city of Astoria
| by the taxpayers thereof, on Tuesday,
the 21st day of August, 1894, for the
purpose of authorizing or refusing to
authorize said City and the Common
Council thereof, to appropriate, con-
denim by proper actions, and pay for
strip of land two rods wide from the
reservoir sight in said city recently
purchased from C. w. Shively adjoin-
ing Blocks and Z, of Central Astoria,
as laid out and recorded by b. Van
Dusen and others, on the east, and
more particularly described in the deed
therefor, recorded at page 290 of Book
28 of the records of conveyances for
Clatsop county, oregon, to a parcel of
land on Bear Creek purchased in al
rectangular form from Aug. Wedin,
out or the extreme southwest cOrnerl
OF the southeast quarter of section 9.
in township north, of range west
or the willamette meridian, and 14O0
feet long from north to south and 600
feet wide from east to west, and more i
described in the deed
therefor, recorded at page 3, of Book 2S
)f the record of conveyances for said |
county, as a right of way for q conduit |
)r water pipe to supply said city with
water from said creek The polling or
Joting place for said election will be
It Rescue Engine House, on CONNER
'ial street, and will be open for the
eception Of votes from Nine O'clock a
H. until Six o'clock p. m. of said day
# election. N''
By order Of the Common Council
K. OSBURN,
auditor and Police Judge. City of AS
Astoria, Oregon, August 9Th. 1894
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-08-19
sHERIFFs SALE.

Notice is hereby given that by v,rrue
of decree Of sale. made in the clrcui,
court Of the state Of Oregon. for the
county Of cIatsop. on the 9th day Of
February. 1894. OF W. H. Kirkpatric,x
and against NJ NJ. Ketchum and Ida II
ketchum. and execution thereon issuad
August LIST. 1894. will on the 9rd dav
OF September, 1894. at the hour of ten
o oeiock a. m. and at the court house
door in said Clatsop county sell TO the
highest bidder for cash the lands de-
scrioed herein. or a sufficient amount
tnereof to make the sum of s.. 2Os. .Os
and interest thereon since February
q 1884, at the rate of per cent per
annum. and accruing costs, towit.: lots
! and 5, and NV y Of NV Y. section
3 In T. 5 N. R. Z W.. in clatsop coun-
y. Oregon /
Dated. this 2nd day Of August. 1894
J. W. HARE. Sheriff.
BY r. G. PRAEL Deputy
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ON THE SAFE SIDE.

Everybody knows this is a good place
TO be, but everybody does not take
measures to be there. An efficient pre-
VentatiVe places us on the safe side of
incipient disease, and there is no one
more reliable than Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters in cases where the kidneys are
inactive, which is bue the preliminary
70 various destructive maladies, which
disregarded have a fatal termination
Brights disease, diabetes, dropsy. oede,
ma, are but the outgrowths of neglected
inaction of the kidneys and bladder.
They should be checked at the outset
with bitters, which will prevent their
progress by arousing the renal organs
to activity, and thus place those whol
resort to this saving medicine on the
sdIe side. This preservative of safety
also conquers constipation, liver com,
plant, malarial fever, nervousness and
dyspepsia. >'1--
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sHERIFF's SALE.

Notice is hereby given that nv v,rtua
Oh decree of sale made in the circ,,is
court OF the state of Oregon. for the
county of Clatsop, on the 18th dav or
June, 1884, in favor of the Astoria
Duiiuing and Loan Association. and
against Eleanor symons and w,ll;am
eyinons, and execution thereon issued
AupusS LIST. 1894. I will on the "a dav
OF September. 1894, at the hour OF ten
= oi'ok a. m, and at the court hopea
ooor In said Clatsop county sell 70 ths
hisnest bidder for cash. the land d.
scriDed herein, or sufficient a.ooun,
lnereof to make the sum Of % ssa a.
ana interest thereon since February stb
@ los4. at the rate of per cent per an
num- and accruing costs. to-wit. Eot
: IN block 45. in the town Of As,o-,s
: : iaia out and recorded by Jobn No
1,Ore, In clatSop County. Oregon.
dated. this End day Of Aueust $50.
J. W. HARE. sheriff.
BY R G. PRAEL Denufv
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sHER1FFs SALE.

Notice is hereby given that bv v,rtu,
of a decree Of sale made in the circr,
Court Of the state of Oregon. for Al,
County of Clatsop. on the 2Sth day Of
June, 1894, in favor of A. L. Parke,
and against E. e. Cooper, ct. all, and
execution thereon, issued on the Stb
day of August, 1894, 1 will, on the 10th
day Of September. 1894, at the hour OF
10 o'clock a. M, and at the Court House
door In said county of Clatsop, sell TO
the highest bidder for cash, the land
described herein, or a sufficient amount
thereof to make the sum of $500 90 and
Interest thereon since June 2Sth. 1904
at the rate Of 10 per cent per annum.
the costs of this action, $5s.SO and
accruing costs, to-wit: Undivided one
third Of the N. w. quarter of the south
east quarter. and lots l, ?, 3. 4. and Z
N section %, T. N, r. z W.. VIM
Mer. in Clatsop County, Oregon.
]. w. HARE,
Sheriff of Clatsop County, Oregon.
Astoria. Or, August. s. 1894.
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OUR NEW ADMIRALs.


when last month the president ap-
proved the retirement OF Admiral STAN
ton and signed the nomination of Com
modore Meade to be rear admiral tho
big naval deal that has been going ON
Tor some time came Go an end. The
navy is now pretty well transferred
from Its old chiefs TO its new. There
are still remaining two of the old
admlrals, but they win retire soon. and
by February next when Rear Admiral
Sherardi retires. the new officers will
be In command
Az the beginning Of this year there
Were six rear admirals on. the active
list, Admirals Gherardi, Belknap. Har-
mony Benham, Irwin and Greer. The
terms Of all these officers except Greers
expire by age limit In 1894. Admiral
Greer's time expires on February sS
Df next year. Following them the rank.
ing officers Of the navy were commo-
dores George Brown, John q. Walker
Francis M. Ramsey, Oscar f. Stanton
Richard w. Meade. and Charles q
npenter. That is to say, these were
ne ranking officers, excepting the COM
nodores who retire in 1884 and 1S9s
'he retiring commodores wit hthe date
Z their retirements. were: Commo-
lore Aaron w. Weaver. on July 1: Com
nodore Joseph Fyffe. on July 2s; Com.
iodore Henry Erben. on September &
nu Commodore Joseph S. skerrett. on
8. 1885. Only one OF these.
owever, would become rear admira,
nd that one was Commodore skerrett, 1
: the others. although retiring under ?
ie age limit. were not FIRST in rank :
trough promotion. and they would no, a
ep In as rear admirals dropped onl
'e list. Now 1t makes good aeall
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of difference to an officer high up in
the service whether he retlres as
commodore or rear admiral. In the
first place, of course, there is the title
and the grade; and nthe second place,
as read admiral an officers retiring
pay is $3.50 a year more than If he re-
tired as a commodore; therefore the
friends of these officers, Commodore
Fyffe and Commodore Erben, evolved
a scheme which would enable them to
stand for while on the list Of rear
admirals before their retirement
This was that when, as would hap
pen early in the year, Commodore Sker-
rett became a rear admiral, he should
voluntarily resign, until of serving out
his time until next January. and then
the two commodores would be pro-
noted in this manner: Admiral Sker-
retI WAS to resign in July, which would
promo'e Commodore Fyffe: Commo-
dore l'yffe would be retired as an
admiral, on July 26, and on that day
Commodore Stanton would become a
rear admiral. He, however, was ex-
pected to agree not to serve out his
twenty-five months as rear admiral,
for he would have retired on July 1S,
1896. but to resign and give Commodore
Erban his grade. There was good rea-
son for this manipulation, If 1t need
so be called, on behalf of Commodore |
Erban, because he was already acting
rear admiral in command of the Euro
pean station, and has twice failed by
mere chance Of promotion by congress,
and If the promotion had taken place
he would have ranked Commodore
and thus have been rear ad-
miral Immediately after Rear Admiral
Brown.
This arrangement has now been car
red out fully, and the rear admirals
Of the navy at present are as follows:
Admirals Gherardi, Greer Brown.
Ramsey, and Erben. Admirals
8elknap, Harmony, Benham, and r.
win have all retired, Admirals Stantonl
md Skerrett have resigned, Admiral
'yfte has retired and Admiral Erben
las got his grade. Commodore Meade
las been placed In command Of the
'orth Atlantic squadron, and has .
olsted his flag on board the New
ork.