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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-12-07
Col"rad Mctl,odlsts In Conference.

The annual meeting of the Soutl,
Carolina Conference Of the NJ. T..
Church, presided over by Bishop G.. ID.
Faust. Of Philadelphia, assembled this
morning ut 10 O'clock and entered upon
The work he.nrr them after the ccle-
bration OF the Lords Supper. One
hundred ;n'l fifty delegates are in at
tendance. annn. whom are mauy
highly educated anil celebrated di-
vines: Tho Conference will probably
remain in session mnt! Monday.
This evening there VIII be !, gather
ing OF the Epworih l.cn;-lc, and nd
dresses will hc delivered hy prnr. \ i.
=. Penn. of Virginia, anI Rev. K. r.
Jones, assistant editor rI ihr South
vcStern Adrocaic, publishr! at New
Orleans.
At the anniversary cc H.c Church
Extension Society last nigh. Il hri.lia.:t
address was delivered by DR.. \. Spcn-
Ger, of Philadelphia. .-!,.t.- -
Rishon Faust will hn entertained at
the Chiquola iioici.
1t is gratifying to sec that in the
genera! progress made by orr cnlnf.,:
Mcthodisi friends that their parsonage
has not been neglected. but made
almost entirely new, and is handsomc-
ly furnished. We were shown through
tho bnildiAE., and it's appointments an,!
neatncss are highly crcditablc.
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Denver News

We ar: inciinr, Ia make the very
original remark that ..illi, is nice
weather for iiog Killing" Yes. We will
soon b" Feast n;- on spare ribs and Sau-
S.,2c unic-, the weather suddenly mod
crates. I'ni While pls;,sanily ita>iing
on sweet pci;.ip,'r and fresh meat. We
Sill iar" sninrlIlnG 10 griimhIt about
| lI- l. bad Wcatlltr for picking cotton
and >uNinG wheat. J he good wheat
crop his yrai and he low price Of cot
TON lia, c:,,i>cu II decided increase in
the ;cI.a.c devoted 10 small grain by
the most ni farmers. But We fear this
bad weather Will make farmers late III
planting. wheat.
Two charming young ladies from
Atlanta. MISSES Anne and tOrnclil
Gentry. have been visiting their cousin,
Miss Alalilr l>kcW.
Mr were pleased TO see Mrs. Law
renee I.shcw IN Denver last week. Her
many friends here are always glad to
SIC her. Denver LOST one of her most
esteemed Families when Mr. Eskcw
mrAr:i {" .'ciIAlcinn.
Mi, Ny.tir AirW iinrtrr has left rs
{" t'llo ri"rSc of her school near Al
pnr. We cic.lcticd to see her leave.
bii can congratulate that community
on norHiiu@ TIE services Of such Il
charming lady and efficient teacher as
Mis-, Myrtle.
Mr<. IS. j.. Garrison and her son,
ilr. Reed, have just returned from IL
visit to relatives in WaliiallH.
Rev. :. \. Weber, of Charleston, fill
eel The pulpit nt. sandy Springs last
sabbath, but the imclcmcmcy Of the
day prevented him from having the
congregation his sermon deserved. We
ii"pr he Wiii come again when The
Wri ii'r i hr:irr. 80 we can hi:vc Il
i.ls,st audience 30 greet him.
G N.ir ';,'ilris.d when we heard Of
!,' d,iii pi or old friend, Col Il. f..
!i"Nir. y good man and true has,
"ri nom among Us. OF lin il could
be ill;!.'ulll' said. "lIr MAS one Of Na-
lCrt nuilsu.cn,' and over him in
>Tibysl ,i. rIliiaph, ".in honest man,
the noblrsi work OF God" INtOG.
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now plow on the market, interesting
~ every farmer. is the lIancocl: Rotary
Disc plnw, .Old in Anderson onlv by
Sullivan Hardwaro Co.
What abor n plow that breaks ct, 8
acres day. 20 II inches deep. resulting
IN oue-third more co u, cotton or other
crops, with one half the quantity Of
manure! This ~ what 'iruitt, the great
tienrga farmer, says of the HaucorlS
Piow sold by Sullivan Hard ware CO.
Don't Imagine tha: the Oliver Chilled
'lnws can ho rnlod ont. They nro In An
derscn County to stay. Snllivnn Hard
ware 20. Is rushing the 80 ivsrs"
You must havo one or more good Ha.-
rows on your farm. And no harrows
made equal tn those sold by Sullivan
uar.ware CO.
j. Fretwell has just received two car
Loads Of tinn Wagons, which he Is offer
ing 1T very low prices. 10
uave your Christmas Photos made
now md avoid the rush. Collins is the
place to get iino work at low prices
To Sc, the beat results from your land
aud save every dollar in manure and
laonr YOU Innst buy coed implements.
sullivan Hardware CO. only offer tho
beat and protect every customer again It
takes.
Why pay So 90 per dozen for Photos
when You can get the same work for
$3.50 at Collins?
For light training aud pleasant exer-
ri>c, get Hero Bicy CLEFT runs easy.
hhtd work get some other bicycle
ana you'll not be disappointed.
Cabinet Photos ut Sl.50 TO $3.50 per
d'Ztn Mt Collins. I9-ti.
Ono Cabinet Photo for 80 cents; one
Cnrd-Size Photo for 25 cents four small
Photos for % cents at Collins.
There is nn epidemic OF dysentory and
niar'h1i prevalent now. and If ynn ARE af.
h,c:ed YOU should try Evans Mixture.
which can he purchased at the Exams
Pharmacy for o5 cents a bottle. It ia HIGH.
ly recommended by every person who has
used IT..
Nearly one thousand Oliver Plows put
In Anderson County by Sullivan Hard
ware Co.. and tho good work has lust
b. gun. :.
For HEST-'rho Offices recant,y occu-
pied hr }onham d Watk!ns, in the In.
TELLfaENCER building. Apply at this
Office.
Just received n car of Florence Wagons
j. S. FOWLER.
FOR RENT-A 4.room cottage, on
Hampton street. Apply at this oilico.
WANTED--Agenta for .History Of the
Snan'sh- Arnerican War" by Hon. Henry
Watterson. A complete. authentio bis
tHrv; illustrated with over 76 full page
half tones md many richly colored piles
tnres. Large royal octave volume. su-
prrb outfit, postpaid for only so cents
(stamps taken.) Most liboral terms
given. The greatest opportunity OF The
year. Address: The Werner Compa ".
Akron. Ohio. l0--6 !
Have your Photos mace at Collins.
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:: ;;'.'"r'''".i ....i,x..g:;an.

Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday ri
next week. Manager Brpazcnlc. has
booked ut the Opera House one of the
best companies on the road. The Myrkle
g. Header Co. They will be seen Mon
day night in The Little Sinner.'
Read what the Dnily -ddrcrti&cy, OF
Huntington, West VA. says: "jImmD
"Littlc Sinner" is the clcvcrcst ,,..ttl,.
soubrctte ever sccn in this city, her
work in last nights bill at the opc,4,
house was II great bit of netting. will
Harder in his comedy work MS farm
band kept tho audience in an uproar
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Bncklcns Arnica Salyo.

The best salvc in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhoum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chappcd Hands,
Uh;lblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tions and positivcly cures Piles, or no
pay required 1t is guaranteed to give
pcricrt satisfaction, or moucy refund
cd Prise - cents pcrbox For sale
* liiii-Orr Drug Co
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NS ACCErrAnr.E ClIRI,TMAs PRrsI.Nr
roN CNE NoI.IAc.- Ono hundred en-
H'uvsd visiting cnrts In fashionable 81. yl,,
~ most acscpiab:u present for either
ladies' Or gentlemen. Wo furnish .hese
lnatna only for ono dollar and prepay
here. No delay. Send for SAMPLES -.
cards or wedding invitations. j. p.
STEVENS 6c BRo Jewelers. and Enpra
vers. AZ Whitehall ST., Atlanta. Ga, a
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Board Meeting.

The l.Xrrii'ivc I'oartl OF the Saluda
l-sociaiiun viii meet ~ Anderson on
! iiln,.lay. December 18th, ~ - o'clock
~. M he members are requested to
bc present. j. ". pooKE, Cliinn.
Eolton, :. c., Dee. 6.
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10 Cure a Acnln1u One pax

Take laxative Broino Qninino Tablets.
All druggists refund nuney ifit fails to
cure. 25i: Tho genuine has L. B. @. on
each tablet.
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'nnr n'! 'n tin:s!, and tn" spcciallics
81 n li'. a,:'i Harder were Il record
biyHhc, H.. H}pplaH,. Ills is the brst
cnHiHif 'Nri srr: here ut popular
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-17
VESSELS BOUND TO ASTORIA


Gleuoank LrOrara, Br bE, 1883 tons
Calcutta.
Midas. Messenger, sr bk, 1862 TONS
Nagasaki.
Alexander Black. Dunn, Br bk, 1881
tons Antwerp.
Annie Thomas. Thomas, Br sh, liza
tons, Port Prize
For,hoank. Peterson. Br bS. ia tons
Gerghent
Audaman, Winter. Br bark. IS tons.
AlGoa Bay. -.
City OF Athens. Lundins Br snip. liz
tons. Antwerp. -.
Joseph Pulitzer. Harvey. Am sch. y
tons. New York.
Clackmannanshire. Thomson, Br sh. liSa
tons Newcastle.
snberhorn. Gibson, Br bk. l77I tons,
Liverpool
Argo. Maclean. Br sh, 1870 tons. Ant
wsrp.
Bogstadt, Thorbjornscn. Nor str. l.9s2
tons. China
Gulf Stream. McKennon. Br bk. l.y5S
tons. London.
Castle Rock. Jones. Br str i.IS7 tons,
Hiogo
Lombard. Raison. Br str, I.6s tons.
Hong Kong.
Gunford, Macpherson, Br 81. sl1S tons,
Hamburg.
Patriarch, Breach Br sh. 1899 tons. Ma
Mia.
Les Adelphus, Lebreton. Br bktn. lS2O
tons. Freemantle.
Poseidon. Bush Br sh. 17OS tons. New
castle.
Gertrud. Hinke. Ger sh. 1888 tons. Kobe.
Mogul. Wright, Br stm. 1854 tons, Hong
Kong.
Laurlston. Latta. Br bk. Zls3 tons. Rio
Janeiro.
cutta
Emin Pasha, Christensen. Ger bk, 1861
tons, Antwerp.
Walacetown, Motley, Br sh, 1926 tons
Antwerp.
John Cook, Magee, Br sh, I75S tons
HIogo
so.o,ra, Harder. Br bk, 1881 tons. San
Francisco.
s,ronsa, Barry, Br sh. 1899 tons, Yoko-
hama
He.ensburg, Jefferson, Br sh, 1893 tons
Shanghai.
Glenard, Turner, Br sh, 1856 tons. San
Francisco.
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emergency.

1t is needless to say that whatever may
have been the differences OF opinion amons
the American people in reference to III,
disposition OF the Cuban problem in the
past. there has been since the definite
recognition that a state Of war actually
existed. but one spirit animating all
classes OF citizens in the country. That
spirit is manifested in a resolute deter
mlnatlon to support with all the resources
Of the nation the administration which
has been confronted with the serious re-
sponsibility OF pointing out the path
along which the solution OF the problem
must now be found. Democrats. popu-
lists and republicans have WED with one
another in their loyalty and determination
to uphold the hands OF the presiden,
and sustain the courage OF our army and
navy IA the task they have before them.
In the face OF national danger. they have
ceased to be pariisans and for the time
being, at least, all are patriots. It Is well
known that the representatives Of the
business interests Of the country. mindful
Of the havoc and destruction and eco-
nomic arrangement which must surely
follow in the wake Of war. earnestly
hoped until the last moment for an adj
justment Of the difficulty which would be
compatible with the maintenance OF
peace, but now that the country has
embarked upon the struggle, they shrink
at no sacrifice required to enable the
government to carry through It's pur-
poses. This spirit has already found ex-
preston in a variety Of ways which have
convinced the world ,ha, behind the de-
liberate resolutions Of the constituted au-
thorities Of the nation there !s to be
found solidly massed the energy, the pur-
pose and the perseverance Of a strong
and united people, who have behind them
no wartime traditions but those OF vic
tory
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is dependent upon the United States for
the material of her bread, and the alarm
there at tho revealed scarcity became
very acute, as ns,anccd by an advance
in tho price OF wheat at Liverpool NJ over
% cents a bushcl since the first week in
May.
oats, corn and provisions being wanted
there with almost equal urgency have adj
vanccd with wheat and there Is. thorc-
fore, no mystery abou, the fundamental
reasons for an excitcmon, In The foreign
markets much greater than has existed
here. Thus, while the clouds ot war COM
tInue 10 lower over the political horizon.
there is the brightest sunshine over the
great middle and western states OF ,hc
nation and ,hc industrious producers os
au sections.
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TRANSATLANTIC NEWS.

Reuters Tolcerlms. ;hc Direct. and
Mackoys cables supply The reading and
commercial public on this side ~ the
Atlantic with faithful news, They almls,
Invariably coincide In accuracy and speed
of arrival. and the special" cahlegrIms
In the papers differ h,ue from those sent
out by the Associated Press. Ocean COM
municaiions with the other side has also
received immense impetus through the
improvement OF steam vessels, and the In
crease OF their size and motive power.
Passengers across the Atlantic are, in
spite of splendid accommodations and the
lessened vibration by Improvement In the
hull OF steam vessels, always liable TO sea
sickness. The nausea which this COM
plant produces is Invariably durable with
Hostetters stomach Bt,ers, which Quiets
and invigorates the stomach, and relieves
b.liousness and an irregular state ot the
bowels. Malaria and the disorders caused
by changes o. climate, exposure In in,lcm-
ent weather and unusual diet are also
rcmcd.ed by this useful companion ot the
traveller and tourist.
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} J4.NS liN n 1l..N.
CHARLES GODDARD,
tymmlttCs aforesaid.
NOTICE on NrcnpTIoN on LIDS.

Notice is hereby given that on Tucsd1y
May IT,, 1893, al the hour Of l0 O'Clock q. m.
LAT thc Office NJ the Auditor ana Police
Judge of the city Of Astoria ore, In the
city hall Of said city. the underglRned com
m.t'ee On streets ana public ways Of the
common council of said city win receive
sealed bids and proposals for the improve
mont of Columbia and Alcmeda avenue, In
Tnylgr's Astoria, from the west end Of
Chenamus street sOuthcrly 20 and along
Columbia avenue. thence westerly along
Alameda avenue 10 the west line Of lot 4,
block y, and eastcrly along Alameda ave-
nue. TO The east line Of Lincoln street n
extended
said Improvement to be In accordance
with the plans and specifications there
for now no file In the office of the said Az
ditor and Police Judge reference TO which
is hereby made.
Each bid TO be accompanied by a guar
antee that the contract will be entered
into when awarded and that the bond re-
qurcd by said ordinance viii be furnished
The right 10 reject any and al bids IL
hereby reserved.
Dated at Astoria Oregon. May 49, 1893.
e. g. UTITNGER,
JENS HANSEN.
CHARLES GODDARD,
Committee aforesaid.
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WAR AND GRAIN PRICES.

Whatever may be the ultimate effect o
the war upon the general business Of tn,
country, 1t is having at present a mos
exhileratlng influence on the trade IN
agricultural products, Operations for
last week in wheat. corn. oats and pro.
visions were heavy. and prices advanced
IN continuation Of the upward movement
Of the previous four weeks. The great
stimulus Of this up-turn comes from the
urgency Of the foreign demand. The food
supply Of the world is reported TO have
become dangerously reduced. as a result
Of last seasons deficient harvests in Eu-
rope and surplus-produclng countries Of
the southern hemisphere The full extent
Of the deficiency is now in the last quar-
ter Of the crop season being unpeasantly
brought home to the importing nations
that had before only feared without be.
lieving in what existing facts are now
making clear
Foreign nations tried to worry along
until next harvest by buying only when
absolutely compelled, and then no more
than was necessary for immediate re-
quirements They would probably have
continued that hand to mouth policy for
several weeks longer If the embodiment
Of this country with Spain had not caused
them to attempt the laying in Of a little
stock against contingencies, when they
were Immediately confronted with the
proof Of the limited extent of stocks they
sought to draw from. England, more
than any other of the importing nations,
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cnEr or roLlcE SALE


Notice ia hereby given chat hy Write,
lUuurnt ussussmynt tor tHc improvement
described as follows. Tho Improvement
o, lond stree, from Jho west line
vt Nuth atrrct n tho west lin,
ot blocks % ana l, MrCmroa Astoria
duly issued by tho Auditor ami Police
JudB, ul %, tlt, W Astoria, hv direction
or Poe common tuuurU of slid city. said
warrant h'.ug dNtyd ,hr ''fh dIN ut Aprl
lNN. lu mo directed. and tho assessment No
Mh.th sprt,uvd 0mouuNuG tn tho sum oi
.'N4 WIN interest .hul,Hu vN"i lht lin
d1N ot january lNN. ut per t,uJ pen
1NNnu. .Nnk against thv following utWyd
person, towit W. W Parker owner nl
,ho following described property. Go.
Wiz Tot % block g. McClurr.a Astoria
1nd against said described pyoprrty. and
which warrant commands W. iu.lrN, upHn
Hud mako sale ~ said described property,
IN Nrdrr 70 SATISFY .au assessment lha
interest thereon and tho costs and rNs
pynsys ot sale. I dId ou tNr 9TH day of
May lNN. duly lrNy upon tho above drs
scrlNcd real property. and viii on Mt
Nh day ot june, lNN. Jt thy hour ot +,
O'Clock, lu lhv afternoon ut said day. 40
me Court House Door 100 the CITY ug
Astoria, county ~ tlttsup state ot ore,
gon. sell said above dr.rthgd property az
puouc auction ga tho highest bidder flr
cash, U, : Gold coin, to satisfy said a..
srsSmtnt. The Interest thereon ami the
costs ana expenses ot sAir. and atcru,us
Dated 40 Astoria. oregon. me ON iay o.,
May lNi
.,,,,., ,r.,. ,.. = uALLorE.
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Norlcn or nncnrmoN or nlns.

Notice Is hereby given that tho under
slguvd committee M tho common ynunci
W tho city nf Astoria Oregon viii ur
Tuesday, tho 18th day NJ MAY, ISIS. al IN,
hour. ~ ten O'Clock a. m, at tho office oi
the Auditor and pullcc Judge ot said rty
IN the cltN hAll uf said vity, rovviVo scaled
bids and proposals for the Improvement oi
the west ava feet NJ the street crossing
IA said city known Hu tho crossing a,
SCyUntcvuth and Commercial atrocts
said Improvement tn hr ln uv,urdhnt,
with the plNus and specifications for
Same nov on NO 10 the otu,r ot said An.
dtor ouj Police ludgv, which arc hurrhN
referred to aud open for inspection
Tho rIEh. to rclvV amy and all bids "
hereby reserved.
Dated It Astoria. oregon. MAY g ISIS
e. e. Vr8lNGGR
lENS liANSEN
CHARLES GODDARD
Committee nu Slrvrts uud ruhllt WAY,
ot the Common Council ot the rl,y
oTnTyalll
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England has five warshIps at jamaica.
Europe has questioned John about the
matter. but he winks at Uncle sam and
replies that he is only watching British
interests. Just how far British interests
are wrapped up with those OF the United
States is horse OF another color.
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In ninety days We have jumped to the
second place as a naval power. A snort
period is this to project ana equip the
tremendous number Of lighting machines
the rank OF second place implies. II
shows the wonderful ingenuity and ca
pahnlty Of the American people In an
emergency.
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Notice ls hereby given. that by virtue
Of a warrant for the collection Of de-
linqucnt assessment for the Improvement
Of Thirty third. Thirty-ffth streets ana
Harrison avenue. In Adair's Astoria,
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 nth day Of April
1893 10 me directed. and the assessment In
which specified amounting to the sum OF
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wit, und q lot !, block a., Adalr'n ASTORIA
wulgh warrant commands mu Ia luNy upon
and make nalu NJ uhld doHurlhud property
In order to satisfy said nHnpnnmun(, tho
Intcrrat thereon aud tho costs und OK.
MAY. iNN. duly iuvy upon tho above DO.
ncrlhvd real property ana ! VIII on tho
sth day ~ June lNN. hl tho hour ~
u'rlurk. la tho Afternoon nt said day, at
tho court House Door In Tue Guy of
gun. arn ntld above duavrlhcd property az
puhllv auction tu the hWhDat bidder FOR
rtah, a. a Cold Coin ~ aaliHiy said Az.
sy4Hmrnt. tho ntrrvnt thereon aud tho
yuatn and oNpvnHr1 uf HW', and artrhlng
costs
patcd bt Astoria, oregon, tho pth day "
May, iNN .
n uAiLptk.
chlct NJ Police. cIty ot Astoria, oregon.
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CHIEF OF POLICE SALE


SnU.o rs hereby given. thar hy virtue
90 warrant for tho collection ~ a dr.
lul2rnl assessment gor the Improvement
les ribcd aa follows Tho Improvement
.uf unni street from the west linz
NJ ninth street % tho west line
~ blocks 70 ana A.. McClurr'u Astoria.
duly issued hy tho Auditor and Police
Ju uls' 't tho C,i, o' Astoria. ~ direction
NJ ,hr Common Council NJ said city. said
warrant being dated tho mn day uf April
lJs 60 mo directed and tho assessment m
% or.Uh fpr.i1rd amounting 90 the num 81
"' te With Interest thereon from tho bth
'tN NJ January ~. nt per cont pet
buuum. hr.us against tho following named
person. tnwit " " Parker. owner ~
,Hr following described property. Ga.
We ln' q block ii McClurc'H Astoria.
1ui against said described property. ana
which warrant commands me t1 levy upon
lni mako nllc 90 said doHcrbcd property
lH order il satisfy said assessment the
Interest thereon and tho costs and vx-
pvra,a ~ sale j,d on the gth duy OF
May N duly levy upon thr above ir.
r.rhri frIl property ana ! VIII on the
Nh 1l} ~ June. lSA nt tho hour of .
O'Clock .n go afternoon NJ said d1N 0,
'hr Court House Door lu the tIfy uf
astoria county ur Clntsop. state NJ ore
rnu H"I H|l above described property at
puhHe auction 90 the highest bidder flr
rI.h a. Gold coin. 20 satisfy said as.
..as mont ih, interest thereon and tho
COSTS 1ui ,Nprua,s NJ sale. and accruIng
costs
plr-. at astoria. oregon. the ON day or
May ls'N
T. llALLOcK.
chief ~ Police Ciip uf astoria. oregon.
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so ~ with lntvrcat thereon from tho mn
day NJ November iNi, at \ per cent per
annum, hcng against tho following named
person, towlt, Elcnnr SuVoy. nwnor "
the following described property, TO.
Wit, lot So block A. Adhlru Astoria
aud against said described property. AMI
which warrant commands nv tu levy upnn
ana mako nnln " said lcacrlhrd property
n order ~ satisfy said assessment the
Interest thereon aud tho costs and "a.
pcnHca of aalc lid on tho pth day ~
May lNN duly loVy upon the above do
"Cr'hcl rrsl nlnporN ANA VIII On lhs
% vluvk, In the afternoon ut said day at
tho Court House Door, iu tho Ilty "
Astoria, County nt GhtHop, state uf ore
gun, soil said above dvsctlhrd property at
uunliv auction tu the hHhoat hldduy rbr
cash. 4. y Oold Iulu, tn satisfy said Aus
avaamcnt, the interest thereon and tho
yuHtv and cNpcunrn ot sale, ana accrulnE
yuHtH.
Dated at Astoria, oregon, lhr. oh day OF
chief NJ Police. city NJ Astoria, oregon.
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ChIcf Of Police. cIly Of Astoria, ,1 orcgo
CHTEF or POLICE SALE,

Notice IL hereby given, that by virtue
Of u warrant for the collection OF a de.
llnqnent .asscssmcnt for the Improvement
described as follows: Tho Improvement
Of Thirty third, Thlrty-hfth streets and
Harrison avenue, In AdairB Astoria,
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 1lth day Of April,
1898, TO me directed and the assessment In
which specified amounting to the sum Of
Sl23 with interest thereon from The llth
annum, being agalnsTt T Ttbe following named
person, towit. II. =. Drennon, owner OF
the following described property, to-