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SPECIAL BARGAINS
At the Peoples Store, Friday, Saturday
and Monday.

At the Peoples Store, Friday, saturda,
and. Monday.
A pair gray blankets, worth 6oc, spec
ial price, 33c.
Large size comforts, regular eoc goods
o3c.
Ladies' heavy fleece lined vests anc
pants, 35c goods, LOG.
Ladies heavy fleece lined union suits
65c goods for 3oc.
Mems heavy fleeced lined underwear
shirts and drawers, sells all over for 75c
special price, 32Hc.
Mems natural wool and camel's hail
socks, only I2Hc.
Ladies plush capes, trimmed with
rhibet fur, braided all over, 81 cape
tor $3.50.
Children's heavy winter jackets, NIGEL,
made and trimmed, a 50 jacket, specia
price, sI.75.
Childrens Tam O'Shanters, 25c article
for &c.
Ladies' fannelette wrappers. our ia
nous make, elaborately trimmed, full,
3H yards skirt, sI.25 wrapper, for thi:
sale only 88c.
Mems good dress shoes, special bar
gain, $l.5o shoe, will sell for 98c.
Ladies' flannel shirt waists, newes
cut, 87c.
Ladies fall hats, sailor or walking hats
sells for 75c, special sale, 3oc.
Mems heavy corduroy pants, sells fol
Sz25, only sI6o.
Ladies black dress skirts. new goods
worth sI,2s and sI.75, special price, oot
and 81 20.
Children's outing flannel dresses, age!
I to 4 years, sells for CSC, only 24c.
Boys suits, this falls styles, made ir
three pieces-coat. vestie and pants
special price, $Is5.
Boys Jersey suits, sizes 3 to years
worth sI.S8, only sI.2o.
Children's ribbed fleece lined unio'
suits, all sizes, worth 38c, special price
23c.
Mems Heavy winter sweaters, all col
ors, regular price is 83c, special sale
price for four days 4oc.
Twenty-Five pieces of the best 8.
sheeting, sells everywhere for I8 or 2o'
yard; special bargain price per yard
13c.
Babies short cloaks, made of gooe
elder down. trimmed with fur, sells TO
81; special sale price, 73c.
Ladies heavy feeced lined gloves
worth 25c pair. for this sale they vii
go at I3c per pair.
10 3td Nv THE PEOPLES STORE.
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A Terrible Storm.

Chicago, Nov. Io-A terrible storm
RACES on Lake Michigan. 1t has been in
progress "a hours and the weather
prophets say it will continue for anoth -r
day. The Lakeside drive and the abut-
ments are all washed OUT and the water
is eating its WY into the dirt filling. The
damage of OCTOBER "a, recently repaired,
has been exceeded,
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NEGROES TURBULENT,
Dangerous for Citizens In the Pana Mining
District.

Pana, ILL.,. Nov. Io-Wm. Lynch, a
former employe of the Palace coal com.
pany, was shot at by negroes last night,
but escaped injury. The negroes ran
through the streets shooting at every OBJ
ject they saw. A house occupied by
Mrs Mcintyre was riddled with bullets,
but the woman and her sick d aughter es-
capped injury. The arrival of troops dis.
persed the blacks. It is dangerous to
go abroad in the mining districts and
the citizens say that unless something is
done soon, some of the operators and
= a.groes are going to be killed.
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Looking Up Trade Interests,

London, Nov. lo-A despatch from
NJ Chang which is being visited by
Lord Beresfo,d in the interests of Brit
ish commerce, says that he is impressed
with the importance of the port. There
is now practically no Russian trade done
through the port, but the Russian rail
road is being constructed to it from the
interior,
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Election Casualties.

Columbia, S. c., Nov. Io-The latest
advices of the election casualties at
Phoenix place the killed at four AMI the
moltally injured at two. An unauthen-
ticated report states that there were
twelve negroes killed.
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Republicans Carry Cook County.

Chicago, Nov. Io-Two judges and
one assessor were all the Democrats Sc
cured in Cook county. Illinois is still
Republican but with reduced majorl!ies.
The senate Is safely Republican, tut the
lower house is still so close that the Of
fetal count may change it.
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Glbara Will Be Cleared.

Havana, Nov. Io-The Spanish evacu.
alton commission has notified the Amer.
lean commission that the embarkation of
Spanish troops from Gibara will be com
pleted by next week.
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Won't NoCd a Funeral.

Brazil, Nov. Io-A Cole desbatch says
that James Hosler was celebrating last
night. He had four sticks of dynamite
and threw one in the air and shot at II
with his pistol. The conclusion OF the
explosion caused the other three to ex
plods
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BO|1 PrieS
C|0i1 House
STILL IN DOUBT.

Democrats Claim the House With "A Ma.
jority Of fTwenty-oue.
Washington, Nov. Io-The managers
of the congressional committee, both
Democrats and Republicans, still con
unue to figure their chances of controll'
ing the next house. The Republican
claim is now reduced to three, but the
Democrats claim it by Fl. The latest
,dvices from Nebraska leads to the be.
lief that one Democrat will be elected
there but it will be some days before 1t
is positively known.
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Damocrat WIna Out.

Boston, Nov. Io-An error has been
discovered in the third congressional
district returns which gives Thayer,
Democrat. plurality OF I3I votes.
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Both Sides Claim 1t.

Louisville, KY, Nov. Io-Only the
eighth congressional district is still in
doubt. Pugh Republican claims it by
100 and Williams Democrat claims it by
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A|0D01OC G|VCS
I1ODlQS N(OO
COMPLETE RETURNS.

Thomas Majority in Arapahoe Exceeds
Eleven Thousand.
Denver, Now Io-Returns from all
precincts but two gave the fusion candi.
dates the following majorities: Shat
roth, congress, I2.847; Thomas, governor
1I.72I; Jones. sheriff, 1850. The head
quarters have stopped taking state re-
turns and will wait for the official re
turnc
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Sp0|iS1 HID
V0l1 Hopes
HOPES FOR INTERVENTION.
Spain Thinks Europe VIII Resist Amsri-
| cas- Demands.

cas- Demands.
Paris, Nov. Io-The Spanish commits
sioners are still depending upon hopes
of European aid. They believe that the
powers will never consent to the United
States taking possession OF the Philip
pines. Their hopes are based upon the
sharp criticisms of America b, the Ger.
man and Russian press. The visit of
Emperor William to Cadiz is regarded
as favorable to Spain.
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LucChessi on Trial.

Geneva, Nov. Io-The trial of Luc.
chessi, the Italian anarchist, was begun
today
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Twenty cents on the dollar saved at
Dale's removal sale.
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TEDnY'S CHANCES.

London thinks lie VIII Be CRndfdate Iur
President.
London, Nov. 1o-The London Press
devo;os considerable space TO the cleo
ton of Roosevelt. The concensus OF
opinion is that he will make strong
stand against Mckinley for the Repub-
lican nomination for president in 1900.
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POINTER ELECTED.
Fusion Candidate for Governor of Sebras-
Ia Gets Through

Omaha, Nov. 1913 p. M --Poynter,
fusion candidate for governor, is elected
by $50 majority according to latest re.
furps
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VESSELS BOUND TO ASTORIA

Midas. Messenger. sr bk. 1862 ,OnN
Nagasaki.
Alexander Black, Dunn. Br bk. 1881
tons. Antwerp.
Forthpank. Peterson. Br bk, lsa tons
Gerghsnti.
Joseph Pulitzer. Harvey. Am sch, n
tons. New York
Clackmannanshire. Thomson. Br sh. itS2
tons. Newcastle.
Silberhorn. Gibson. Br bk. l7i tons.
Liverpool
Argo. Maclean. Br sh. 1870 tons, Ant
werp.
Castle Rock. Jones. Br str. Isl tons.
Hiogo.
Lombard. Raison. Br str. l.Ss tons,
Gunford' Macpherson. Br sh. aos tons.
Patriafch. Breach Br sh. 1883 tons. Ma
nil4a.
Les Adelphus. Lebreton, Br bk,n, Iscl
tons, Freemantle.
Poseldon. Bush Br sh, l7.S tons, New
castle
Gertrud, Hlnke. Ger sh. 1913 tons. Kobe
Lauriston, Latta, Br bk. 2l3 tons, RIO
Howih. Martin. Br bk, ass tons. CAL
cutta.
Emin Pasha. Christensen. Ger bk, 1867
tons. Antwerp.
wallacetown. Motley. Br sh. If2G tons.
Antwerp.
John Cook, Magee, Br sh, l75s tons,
Hlogo.
s,ronsa, Barry, Br sh, i9sa IONS. Yoko-
hama.
Helensburg, Jefferson, Br sh. 1880 tons.
Shanghai.
Gleaard. Turner. Br sh. i7s tons, san
Francisco.
Forest Hm, Scott, Br sh.. 1899 tons.
Shanghai
Argyll, Ward. Br s,mr.. 1856 tons, Hong
Nereus, Schultz, Ger sh, lIjJ tons, Ham
burg.
wasdale, Fisher, Br. sh, l775 tons, Ant
werp.
Helensburg. Jefferson, Br. sh., ls9 tons,
Shanghai.
Forest Hall. Scott, Br. sho 1889 tons,
Shanghai.
Nereus, shultz, Ger sh., 1853 tons, Ham
burg.
Port Elgln, Renney, Br. sh,, 1928 tons.
Antwerp.
Andrada, Adams, Br. sh., 2ol tons,
Antwerp.
Duchalburn, Forbes, Br. sh, 1888 tons,
Newcastle.
A~.b,,r t-,to,cr r,1rl,.r IT, .I ,.,,
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THE UNITED STATES A GOOD
COLONIZER.

The suggestion Of permanent occupancy
of Porto Rico and the Philippines by
the United States calls out warnings here
and there on the score Of the inhabitants
of those colonies. They are described as
revolutionists both by nature and habit.
Look, It is pointed out, how much trouble
they have always given Spain, and read
in that history how much trouble they
would be certain to give the United
States!
The question Of permanent occupancy
cannot be decided on that ground, for
that reduces the Uuited States to a level
with Spain. The worry mat Spain has
had with her colonies she has herself
provoked. She Z the architect Of all
Of her colonial misfortunes She has Civ
en- her colonies more trouble than they
have ever given her, and she has always
been the aggressor. In Cuba and in the
Philippines her rule has been atrocious.
Any people with a spark of spirit about
them would have rebelled against It. 1t
is indeed promising sign Of a capacity
in them of good government that under
conditions so repugnant to all fairness
and justice they have proved to be tur-
bulent and unmanageable.
If the United States undertakes govern
ment for Porto Rico and the Philippines
the scheme win be a great improvement
on anything those colonies have ever en-
joyed at spain's hands. 1t is idle to
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The expedition to the Philippines Is now
well under way, and it is to be expected
that IN very few days the bulk Of the
entire force that Is to be sent TO permit
the military occupation OF the Islands will
be on the ocean. Instead Of savage criu-
clsm OF supposed delays there is reason
20 congratulate the government on rs
expeditions management Of this enter
prise. The need for troops in the far
away region developed with startling sud-
denness. The military occupation Of the
islands was not part OF the program Al
the time Dewey was sent from Hons
Kong to destroy the enemys aeoi."
The fact that he found the enemy in
Manila harbor and his unexpectedly COM
plete success gave this country an un-
looked for opportunity TO deal Spain a ;el-
ing blow. The emergency was Qa.csiy
met. when every condition IS considered
the assembling. eqplpplns and shipping
OF an army OF ten or fifteen thousand
men at san Francisco within month
from the receipt OF Dewey's report es-
peoiaIly after the bulk of the available .
troops had been dispatched TO the ex- r
treme east. viii be a great achievement .
The case involved many vital possibl.- /
ties. The expedition must succeed. Fail
ure on land after such a decisive VIC
tory on the sea could not be permitted.
Therefore the troops. destined for an un-
familiar climate and for responsible work
under new conditions. must be proy.s-
toned and supplied with unusual care.
The army was to be sent to point far
ther from home shores than an Ameri-
can force was ever before dispatched. It
was an entirely novel undertaking, with
no predecents for guidance. with no ex-
periences to teach the right way, with
nothing but theories and general fam.l- .
larity with military necessities upon
which TO base the preparations. The
troop ships had to be improvised out Of
liners. The work to be done was Of great
But it has been well done
The men are being sent away in such
numbers as are safe, with thorough .
and with every detail for their
comfort in camp and efficiency in blt-
lie provided for. Less than this has been
done by European nations in various
remote from home with much
more labor and self-applause. Here the
Philippine expedition has been outatted
as a mere incident to the general work
Of closing in on Spain in Cuban waters
A less resourcefui nation. If embarrassed
by similar unprsparedness for war
might easily have been crippled by such
, distraction The United States n,w-
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RnnnEn rllN nRANE-

\ startling Incident " which Mr John
oliver ~ Philadelphia was tho subject,
Is narrated by him as follows, ~ waa
In a most dreadful condition MY skin
WAS almost yellow. eyes suukcn. tongue
coated, palR continually In back and
sides, No appetite gradually growing
weaker day 10y day Three physicians
had given me up. fortunately a friend
advised trying Electric plttcrs' ana to
my grcat ioy aud surprise tho FIRST bottle
madc d decided Improvement contln.
uci their use for thrcc weeks, and am
now "a we'll mani I know they sawed my
ne and robbed tho grave of another
Victim NO one should aU TO ivy them
only so cents pcr bottle at GsreConn
Drug Co
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FOURTEEN MILLIONS LEFT TO
CHARITY.

An sm'n5n; clergyman, member Of many
benevolen; associations. has prepared
comparative tables showing the amount
~ money LEFT .1r charitable or benevolent
purposes hy ttst3,ors throughout the
United States during the past three years.
He finds ,ha, the beQues,s for 1877 are
laNeo in excess ~ those Of lS6 In
-he former year thty were upward OF
NioWod Ia 1877 more than $1,000 ooo
hsHldeuc- hls other forms than that or
money Great remedies are among the
mos; precious l-glc.es 6tQuelthed Go man
kind Prominent am1ng these Is Hostel
,.-s stomach B.tt-rs d most effective
remedy !1r and preventive OF malaria.
which often battles other cur1tlves. Equ-
ally eHac.ous is The B.t,ers In case or
dyspepsia. constipation. rheumatism. neg
yolsuess. b.aousuass and loss OF appe-
u,e ana sleep
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Chief Of Police, city Of T. Astoria, o .i,TGT ORE
CHIEF OF POLICE SALE.

Notice Is hereby given, that by virtue
OF a warrant for the collection OF de-
described as follows: The Improvement
Of Bond street from the west line
Of Ninth, street to he west lne
duly issued by. the Auditor and Police
Judge OF the City OF Astoria, by direction
Of the Common Council Of said city, said
warrant being dated the 11lh day Of April
1893, TO me directed, and the nsgessment In
which specified amounting to the sum or
day OF January, 1893, at 3 per cent per
annum, being against the following named
person, towit. w. w. Parker owner OF
the following described property, TO-
wit, lot 8. block "A, McClure's Astoria.
which warrant commands me TO levy upon
and make sale OF said described property,
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CHIEF or POLICE SALE

Notice &, hereby given. TIA, by virtue
~ il warrant fur Tho collection ~ DO.
UnQurni assessment for tho Improvement
1rr. f.hrd hs follows. Tho Enforcement
w Thirty third. Thlrty.nflh streets and
Harrison avenue. 10 Adalra Aafotla,
duly hauci by tho Auditor and police
Judge ~ tho Clty ~ Astoria hy direction
NJ the Common Council NJ said city. anld
warrant being dated the lllh day ot Aprll.
lH' 'n me directed. Hnd .hr tHf"ffm M In
which specified nmoun inY iu the Sum NJ
iai mn wl'h interest thereon from 'hr lltn
dJN nf November lTT so u,r cont Irf
lnuum being against rho following named
person. towlt, Frank Patton, trustee. own.
or ~ he following described prppcrty. TO-.
wif. Dor "a. block A. AGnlr'n Astoria
aud against said described property. hnd
which warrant commands mo tD levy upon
lnl max" alIc NJ said described property,
On order % satisfy said uHHpsHWruf tho
.n'rrra, thereon ana tho COSTS and OK
pruvrH 10 nIiv, ! dld on the Bih dty bf
MAY. ls0s duly levy upon tnr above DO
H.rHri real property hnd / with ON the
'h day NJ June. lN9s ot tho hour Of :
o'clock Too ihu afternoon ut nId dHy, AT
M" Court House uor m the city Of
Astoria. county M CIutH1p. state ~ orc.
gnu sell Hlid above described property at
public auction 90 tho highest bidder for
each, u. \ Gold Coin. 90 satisfy said nH.
grsHmcnt ne Interest thereon and tho
costs and expenses NJ sale, and nccrulng
costs
pl.,l 20 astoria oregon. the on day OF
MAY. 1904
Z. HALLoCE.
CHIEF ~ Police, city NJ Astoria, oregon.
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interest thereon and tho coats and OK.
penuoa of sale, aid ON tho pIl day OF
May, lAN duly lovy upon tho above do
aCrlhod real property, ana | VIII ON tho
Nlh. day Of juno, iSN, at the hour ot =
O'Clock, IN tho afternoon ot said day, NJ
tho Court llouHn Door In tho CITY NJ
eon acA said above dSscrlGcd property at
public auction 20 tho hlghont bidder Tor
cash, v, y, Gold Coin, 10 satisfy said Rp'
Hraumcnt tho interest thereon and tho
costa Hnd expenses ~ sale. and aocrdlnH
costa
Dated at Astoria, oregon, tho Oth day of
May, lNN
E liAtLutK,
chief VI Police. Clty OF Aatnrlu, utuguu.
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chief OF Police. Guy Of : fAs,st'a. iss,V5 Oregon ~
cIllrr or rnl.1cr aAI.r

Sotieo "a hereby given. that BY virtue
" a warrant flr tho collection % a ds.
linqurnt assessment for ihr Improvement
described az follows Tho Construction
% ifaIG 10 MrIluru'a Astoria.
Judge ~ tho cry ~ Aalofla. by direction
warrant hclng dated tho I'm tay ~ Aprll.
l0s. 60 mc directed, AMI rho assessment In
which apcylnrl amounting Boo iho uum ot
o. Qp with interest thctcon from tho Dth
Gay o. December. 1871 az y nor cent per
uuuum. bcIrF against thu following named
person. tnwW. iiridEct Allen. owner oi
thr following described property. 10.
Wit. 'ut 4 block i1i. McCluru's Astoria,
and against said described property and
which warrant commands n- ta levy upon
ana make sale NJ a1Il described property,
ln order in satisfy said assessment tho
Interest thereon and .r costs ana rA.
prunsa ~ sale. ! Ji un the y,h day %
May iUs. duly levy upon tho above 40.
r,r'hrA real property and I will on The
Aih day 90 June. iS9s ei tho hour ~
o'clock. 10 tho afternoon 90 aaii day. At
mo Court House Door. IN tho Cl,y OF
Astoria. County ~ tlAiunp state % ore
Eun, ucll said above dr.rf.hrd property Al
public auction go tho Highest bidder Tor
cash. L. q Gold Coin. Go satisfy said au.
hraamcnt. rho Interest thctvnn and The
costa aud expenses U! sale. and agcruinE
costs
patel q, Astoria. oregon tho pm day OF
May. Igv
q UNLLoCit.
Ch'rf n police. riiy NJ Astoria. oregon
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CHIEF OF POLICE SALE.

Notice is hereby given. that by virtue
OF a warrant for the collection Of n de-
linquent assessment for the Improvement
described as follows: The Construction
Of drain IN McGmrc's Astoria,
duly issued by. tho Auditor ana Police
Judge OF the city Of Astoria, by direction
Of the Common Council Of said city. said
warrant being dated the nth day Of Aprll
1873, to me directed, and the assessment In
which FL,cincd amounting ~ IL, sun, Df
$40 90 with interest thereon from tho 2Oth
day OF December, 1897, at per cent ner
annum, being against the following named
person, towit,, Felicia H. Worscy. owner
OF the following described property, to-
wit lot 4, block 20, Mcclure Astoria.
and against said described property, ana
which warrant commands mo to levy upon
and make sale OF said described pr6pcrtv
in order to satisfy said assessment, TIE
interest thereon and the costs and ex-
penses Of sale. ] did on the 9th dav OF
May, 1893, duly levy upon the above de-
scrlbed real property, and | will on the
O'clock, in the afternoon Of said day, nt
the Court House Dool in the City OF
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In order to satisfy said assessment, the
interest thereon and tho costa and OK.
pcnsca or sale, ! did on tho 9TH day Of
MAY lNS, duly levy upon the above do.
Sth day VI juno 1895, AZ the hour vi Z
o'clock IN the afternoon nt said day, nj
tho Court House Door, In the city ut
Astoria, County " Clatuop. state ~ ore.
gon sell said above described property at
public auction to the hlghcat bidder for
cash, u, S Gold Com, To satisfy said ~.
Hcssmrnt, the Interest thereon and tho
costs and expenses of sale, ana OecrulnH
costs
patcJ at Astoria, oregon, the 9,h day ot
MAY. lNS
q. uALLOCK,
Chlct " Police, city ot Astoria, oregon.
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cnlEr or rnllcE sALr

Notice ls hereby given. that by virtue
of warrant Tor the collection ug a de.
l.nlucnt assvssmrn, lor he improvement
described as follows. Tho Improvement
" Thirty third. rh.rty.htth slrccts ana
Harrison avenue, tn Adalr'a Astoria,
duly issued 10y the Auditor and Police
Judge of the City NJ Astoria. by direction
~ thc Common council " said cl,y. said
warrant being dated The liih day ot April,
lNs Goo mu directed, luu the gssf umuut ~
which spr'Inci amounting to me tutu ut
ti5 do with iutcrra, theron from ihc N,h
dly % November. lNyi. "a. Irr ,ruJ per
.uunum. being against the following named
person. toWlt, Frank Patton, trustee, own.
rr ur Tho following described property, co..
Wit, lot N. block g. Adair'a Astoria,
AMI against said described property. and
which warrant commands mo Goo levy upon
and make sale pr said described property
lu order tD satisfy said assessment tho
interest thereon and tho costs and rN-
prUa,s OF sale. ! dd on the ylh dAy "
May. t>N. du.y levy upon tho above DO
..rIri rrN property, aul ! VIII 90 coo
N'h cay 1t June, lNN. 80 the hour of
O'Clock. 100 ihr afternoon 90 aald day. a..
Pho Court House Door IN tho tl,y ~
Astoria. county ~ tIAisop, State at orc
E.H r.I ai above described property az
ruH.t auction tu the hghral bidder g1r
cash, g.. S Gold coin, satisfy said as.
s,.am,uE. frr .ulrrts, thereon and tho
costs aUl expenses 90 sale, and agcrulps
ruHtH
pas,l .a, Astoria. oregon. Jhr 9,h day "
g. HAtLocK
I h.rf ~ Police. t.fY 90 Astoria. oregon.
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CHIEF OF roLlcE SALE


SnNre 10 hereby given that by virtue
~ warrant fur mo collection NJ 10.
lngurr' 7nHcasmrn' '1r lho 'mnfuycmcnt
dcacrhci ar follows The ConsIruc,lon
% ir7ir IN Myturcn Astoria.
duly Issued by tho Auditor ana Police
J.lE" ut lhy q V of Astoria. bY direction
~ ihr Common tuurg' Hf H1'i ,ity. said
Warrant being dated tho ii.h day NJ Arm.
iWN. Z" mo directed. and ihr assessment In
which specified Hmnur Ing fu tho sum af
" M With Interest thereon from tho yHh
day ~ br,rmhrf iut 40 prr cont prr
Rnnum, being against lhr following named
prf7Hu. towlt, bridget Allen owner ot
tho following described property. 10.
VIZ lnt block ~, MgcIurr'a Astoria,
ana against said drHUrlhrd property. and
which warrant commands mo to iovy upon
ana mako sale ot HtId drHtrlhcd property,
lu order 90 satisfy said aaaraamrnt the
lnirrrHt thereon and the costs and cI.
pguH'a uf sale. ! diu on the gth DAY "
May. lNN duly lcyy upon tho above DO,
7.fIArd rvui property, hul I will on tho
N.h llN ut June i,9N bt tho hour NJ J
o'clock FOO tho afternoon ut said day. at
'hr Court House Door in ihr CItv Of
Astoria. county ~ tHfaup. state ~ ore
Eou. sell said above described property at
public auction tu tho h'Ehcng bidder for
cash T. y. Gold Coin. On SATISFY said As.
HraHmrn', tho lntcrrnt thereon ana tho
costs ana expenses ot sale. and aycrulnE
costs
Dated NJ Astoria, oregon, tho ON day OF
May ls9S
... UALLOCk.
'hl'f ~ Police. Guy % Astoria oregon.