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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Monkey, Morris and Jeannette. TO sarah II rowe"
No $50 to $50 Madison-st' - YEP mn No cao
clark Nathan E. to Henry Oppenheimer. Cen'ral
park West W corner 9Oth-st. year -. -, -. -,
Goodman TRY. 20 Eleanor X Jay. Rivlnston-s''
s. lot No 227. estate OF Isaac Clason yea,s =,
Rosenthal Hattie and Nathan hu'h anra LOU co ~
s. 275 II Of Amsterdam-aVe' secures O""-
tract .................... -
spota. Joseph. TO Germania Life Insurance co.
l14th-st :. $50 T. e of Amsterdam-aye, yer e,a
blake Robert ]. to Germania Life Insurance CO.
l2eth-g. n $. 100 It OF Lenox ave, year,
Krkpatrick Edward W. TO Edward Oppennelmer
and another Madison lave. n " corner Soth-st'
pi gT'l Robert / 10 simon Adler ct al l29th-s.
n s 100 IT W Of IenoX ave. ! year ......... ..'
Immen. Luor to the Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany. 4th ave corner S2d.s years, ,-ns
tee 95th-s,. n :. $50 Il OF lHnoS-
sc {SaTs Francis j. to Susan Tuthn 95th-st
n $. $50 It Of Lexington ave 'lNlo> year.
n'orts srbe SS' Rogcrt trustee ETC. a5th-s
n $ 626 and 100 II Of Lexington-ave'
years. mor,sages each s ,;,,:c schroeder
CIager. Rosalie to Gesne and Louise 'cn'o'7'e''
Same 10 Mutual Life Insurance Company same
Ba nropyt Robert F. to the Lawyers Mortgage In
surance Company 70th-st n s. AZ IT Of "'h-
DS a1 john john N. to the city Mortgage Com
pany. l70th-st. s 6. 100 II n W Of Bathgate-
ave, 1ooxI5o to Washington ave. year 49,.
Ford Margaret. to the Emigrant Industrial say
ings Bank. 40th-st. $. 5s.ll II Of S'h-aNe'
.............
Dongan Herbert and Garrett Taylor 70 Albert
/. Foss, S3d-st s, lO4 IT Of Boulevard oe-
jenkins George to Lewis Lese. Nos IA" ana 2%sl
Same me TO same, same property. mortgages
Morey Judson II. jr to Charles banier, trustee
etc Avenue a. n corner "a st. year -
Same to same 121st-st. n :. 800 II Of sth-aNe'
slaw yeS3 Daniel $ to Frederick Entz. BROAD
WAY q w corner 1OSth-si. years .-... ......+'
Whitehead Cornea y. n John II Van Antwerp
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Anrtion Sales of Real Gstate
- He|>->~>~
PETER r. MEYER, Auctioneer,
EXECUTORS SALE,

Under the direction Of HAMILTON ODELI. Esq.
PETER +. MEYER, AuctiOneer,
New York Real-Estae Salesroom No Ill Broadway. at
IL o'clock noon.
The Executors OF AMOS r EMO. deceased,
valuable improved and vacant property, In tho
Borough OF Manhattan. as follows'
No III Liberty Street
No Reade Street. 800. 80. -~x 49,.
Nos 90 IS Worth Street. and Nos l7o-1I2 West Broad
Ho. 1875 Spring Street. and No. All West Broad
Nos 1oi and 1oa Thompson Street
Nos 159 16l Blocker Street ,,x . ~,
Nos III to 1S Fifth Avenue and NOS e4o 10 so'
No 85l East saith Street !,
Northeast OF w. o5th Street and eth Ave- &
plot on the east side Broadway and west side
7h and north side OF Saith Street and south
side Of 55th Street.
Nos 1855 1860 1894 ITO Broadway -, CO..
plot the northeast corner or Broad"ay htln oSu
Street and south Of Gath Street. near Broao"ay
A plot the east side Of Broadway horNh sue VI
Southeast corner Broadway and West 18TH Street:
Southwest OF Broadway and West elst street 70
LOTS. 1880 - - ,, 49,, .o,,, ,,a.
OF 10th street q lots). west Of Amsterdam Avenue d.
South OF West 10th Street east OF broadway 10
Northwe.. corner Of Broadway West 11oth Street
Seventy per cent Of the purchase money may remain
on four and one-haf per cent TOT
one two se ss e 81 apply the Auc
tioneer No iii Broadway. after the Is; day OF
Ap-ll 1899. o,.-o,-
AMOS T. Emo
HENRY z. Emo.
WILLIAM T. Emo.
ANTOTNETTE f. WOOD.
join A. STEWART.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

I.o2o PARK-AvE.. CORNER s5TH-sT.-
Parlor. doctor. dentist. also. charming.
sunny homelike alcove room, party gen.
temen: separate beds: references.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
fold tcsDSnieI winant s2a2
7th-ave n corner 27th-st. q. sizes 11x34. Sxes q
William I Rohrig 10 Annie Rohrfg ............ 500
xioo; James II Jones to Teachers College 49,. 1000
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-50o secondhand
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed; machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEORGE B. EDDY. 39S Madi-
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cOMPOSTTOR.- Good all-around two
thirder: book or Job; 3 years experience.
GFORGD HUBERT. Boa Myrtle-ave..
Brooklyn.
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JANITOR In nrst-claas apartment-houHe
or houses, engineer by trade. married
references nrst-class Address or call
JANIToR, claremont House, - west
il4th-st.
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BOARD WANTED.

EXPERIENCED piano teacher lady,
would like 10 exchange lessons for part
board and room IN the city 81 Morristown.
y. j.; references exchanged. Address
MUSIC. Tribune Once.
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CLERK. entry. stock. shipping;
young man: figuring accurate. speedy
habits temperate, methodical. executive
ability; excellent references Address p.
W an 3d-ave.
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GARDENER.-Ma no family: private
place, thorough knowledge OF greenhouse.
lawns. vegetables best reference. Address
T. NJ eos East ATHEIST.
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CARPENTER.-Man OF large experience
as foreman carpenter on work outside OF
city. or loan manager for building and loan
association. Box 81 Mornstown. y. J.
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1890
1880
1890
-. 5000
$500
;. 25,25O
:. $4,000
10000
$1,000 ,
= 10000
10000
n 5000
$1,000
:. 10000
= l0,250
10000
10000
= 1000
10000
5000
1900
10000
1880
1850
1880
10000
1880
10000
1890
10000
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5nbnrban ReaI Tstate.


"A CONGRATULATIONS real estate all kinds. sale and
"A rent CLARENCE B. TUBES. , Beekrnan-et.. N Y.
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VALET neat. honest japanese. :.
objection 10 travel any part n the VOL
FIJlfAMA. ~ Prospect-st. BROOKLYN
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cOACHNfAN or GARDENER Married
understands care horses, carriages; care
ful driver: understands general charge .,
East 27th-at.
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T ONION SEASON.

ONION SEASON. ~,
vithin soc cab fare Regent-st. Handsomely fur-
nished; two reception rooms about 2xlI I'VE bed
and two dressing bathroom. hot and colo wafer
good kitchens and domestic Offices large garden one
Servant can be left Price 500 per MONTH highest refer
ences given and asked FOR. Address W. J. ALCOCK.
care Of A p W Paper Co. Albany. y. Y.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

i-WEST END-AVB.. PSI. corner I'D
st-Burnished rooms summer rates;
board optional. references.
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SEAMSTRESS. BY German AHI sasse-
girl. wiling 20 assist with hgn, ~ 10
work. or care OF child. rrielr,,,S,,, ava.
Quire Mrs. THOMSON. tSe Ftai'N''"
BROOKLYN
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COACHMAN.- BY a married man: under
stands his duties good. careful driver,
best reference: city or country. J. j.. Box
10. 2f2 Broadway
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NURSE. -Experienced invalid nurse .,s tv
man. would take situation a, 'Io Hsf
grown children: chambermaii' l. ~
i64 |. PAP Broadway.
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OACHMAN- BY Engllshman ana
wife; age 20: competent. obliging. good
family hands: thoroughly understand their
business. wages moderate. good reference.
Address A. g. C.. Box %. Tribune orice
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| COACHMAN and GARDENER.-By a
mlddle-aged man: understands care ot
horses. milk gardening willing ana
ohliging Address l. D.. f74 Peari-st.
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COrL.ECTOR.-Yo man. %. American.
IN retail house or real estate ONCE; best
o, references. security or cash bond. w.
NJ. Box 40. Tribune Office.
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COACHMAN or SECOND MAN. Married !;
no encumbrance: thoroughly understands
fine horses. harness carriages: good driver:
first-class references. J. j.. 73S 7th ave.
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COACHMAN BY young man; nrst
city driver: thoroughly competent re
liable: highest city reference rom lss :, 600
ployer, city or country. THoMAS' $50
West 3Oth-st.. "a floor.
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

BfCNXR66 1N6 FooL f16TBs' new
and secondhand; lowest prices. easiest
terfus. MARX BROS, "a Union Square.
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OACTTMAN-COOK.- BY young married
couple: man good coachman. wife hrst-
class cook: can furnish best references -.
country preferred. Gail HALLERON. 206
East 3sth-st
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COACHMAN-Just disengaged English
married: light weight: thoroughly compe-
tent; city. country; wife cook II wanted.
". G., Box %, / .242 Broadway.
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| COACHMAN. Lately landed. good refer
ence from Europe: good and caretul
| driver: understands care Of gentleman
| stable willing and obliging p, 2o9 west
| 09th-st.
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COACHMAN.--By young man. single:
thoroughly understands the care OF fns
horses harness and carriages: five years
best reference from last place. Address J.
F.. care NJ y. Norris. Morristown. ~. J.
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ACTfMAN.-Sngle. Scotch. aged rs;
thoroughly competent, good reference.
strictly sober. can he disengaged any time.
Apply ~ East 62dst., private stable.
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| cOACHMAN.-Eng married; med um
size; neat appearance; willing. oblginR;
| personal city references. city. country
JAMES. "a West 35th-st.
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ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received al their Uptown
once, No 1912 Broadway. "a door north
OF 3lst-st.. until o o'clock p. m. adver-
tisements received at the following branch
Offices at regular once rates until CLOCK
D. m, viz. 254 sth-ave.. g. e. cor. 23d-st. ;
ib2 6th-ave. cor. l2th-st. Mays. 9th
ave. and l4ih-st. i42 Columbus-ave.. near
West e8th-st. 100 West i2d-st.. near 9Th
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MAID or NURSE-By Young woman.
Protestant. as maid or nurse 70 an ~,
valid lady. or 70 DO chamoerworS -. ~
cooking or washing. city or country. IA IA
estant preferred. highest references Az
dress s. IS Decatur-st.. Brooklyn
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FOOT POWER WORKSHOP MA
CHINEHY.

FOOT POWER WORKSHOP MACHIN-
ERY.-Wood and metal working tools.
Scroll saws. designs and fancy woods.
LITTLE's TOOL STORE. 80 Fulton-et..
New-Yerk City. Exchanges made and
outfits bouRnt
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Gltn Gouses 60 Get.


DART large new House. $40 or SEQ per montn' con-
veniences H ROSE $50 West 1s7th-st
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WHEN spalMo COMES
GENTLE ANNIE.
our prettiost street in seed Of Spring
Cleaning

Tho small andslldos which at present
interfere with sidewalk trayel on Eighrt
street, oihsrSino known ~ YOungs bay
boulevard. should bc removed al the ear.
Hest possible moment as they present
difficulties to PEDESTRIANS on that street
witch are uDneccVafy and uncalled for.
Now that the long rainy aeason II over
and tho soil IL not saturated with water.
there would be- no danger Of more dirt
sliding down on The walks when the pfez-
ent obaructlDis are removed, as would
have no doubt been the case had they
been cleared away during the past win
icr But the sun IA with uB once more
ana Astoria n looking her pfettlesL The
best place 10 get fine view OF ihe
harbor ana the city n from this street.
aud people when out FOR pleasure and
.'ght-peelng are not pleased with the plan
Of taking 70 the muddy road to pass lad
slides which have accumulated on the
sldewalks. az chls IL the course one must
follow nj present
The vlcw 10 be had from this promen'
a.!o 10 delightful After reaching the top
Of me- hin the cye IL charmed with the
Smiling expanse Of Young bay and the
matchleps green ana beauty of Cia,sop
plains while forming an effective back
ground are the eyerins,ing hills covered
Win robes Of pine and mr. Going nfarer
10 the bay. the tapping Of the waves on
the beach and the singing Of the birds
With which this section OF the suburbs
Of Aa'orln abound. pleases the car On
dis side Of the hill the view is no less
romantic and picturesque Below Il the
city. stretching along the river. beyond
which Rolls the Oregon" win the sails
Of hshiag boa's do,,ing rs peaceful
bosom while at he docks are ships who's
marts reach far toward the heavens and
brsy steamers whose rhrill whistles
make the welkln ring pass each other
In the rush Of commerce.
WIS, more delightful stroll Tor lovers
than Youngs bay boulevard2 Upon a
pleasant evening. With me moon shin
morring upon the waves and the many
nghs. Of the city and the ships in the
harbor completing the picture. what more
could be desired by couple whose two
hearts beat as one man walk up thls
stree, whose situation seems to be In
league with nature to give Cupld's ar.
rows unusually strong effects.
BUT II the business Of the county clerk
ls to be increased. the sidewalk will have
to BE- cleared OF the dirt which Is now a
hlndrancs and fruitful source OF pre-
family.
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REFUGEES ON
MANILA ROADS
Turned Back by Military Au-
thOrities Through Fear Of
Pest1'snCe.
ARE BETWEEN TWO FIRES
Insurgents Attack Them In the Rear
and Starvation In
the Face.
ARE BETWEEN TWO FIRES

NEW YORK. June ia dispatch 70
the Herald from Manila says: A thou
sand refugees VINO are attempting 20
come 20 Manila are being turned back by
the authorities. who are fearful OF the
city becoming oyer-populaied causing a
pcstllcncc and famine.
There are frequent sights on the ooun-
Try roads OF men. women and children
staggering along under loads Of house
hold effects. The refugees are hungry,
but not starving. The American officials
are issuing rice H. them for their presen,
needs.
Many Of the refugees tell OF being com.
PEELED 10 give up their supplies to the
lnsurgeni army They are afraid TO re.
turn 10 the enemy's lines on account OF
the possible attacks The insurgent gov
ernment II to issue an order for all the
military forces 10 discard their uniforms
ard wear ordinary white in order 10 de-
ceiye our forces
communistic societies have been formed
In northern Luzon Tor the equal division
Of property.
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An Excellent Combination.

The pleasant method aud beneficial
effects Of the well known remedy,
bYnUt ar fIda, man ufaoturcd by the
CALIFORNIA ltG SyRuP Co, Illustrate
ihG value ~ obtaining the liquid laEA-
tive principles of plants known 10 bc
incidentally laxative aud presenting
! them Ia the form most refreshing " the
taste and acceptable iO the system II
~ the ono perfect strengthening laXh.
tive, cleansing the hybtum effectually,
dlApelliUg colds. headaches aud fcyers
gently yet promptly und ennbliug one
t0 overcome habituHl constipation per.
mapcntly, lta perfect freedom from
every Objectionable quality aud sub.
stance, aud ith acting nn the kidneya,
liver aud bowels without weakening
or irritating them, make Il the IDEAL
laxative,
In the process Of manufacturing figH
are used. ~ they are pleasant ~ the
taste. but the medicinal qualities Oi the
remedy are obtained from SIENNA and
other aromatic plants. by II method
known 10 tho CALIFORNIA Flo SYRUP
Co. only. In order 10 get its beneficial
effects and 20 avoid limitations. please
remember tho full name Of the Company
printed ON tho front Of every package.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
aAH FHAHcIgoo. CAL
LoUIHvILLs ny. REV YonK. NY.
For sale by all Druggists Price 90 pet bottle
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THE POWER OF THE PRESS.

The power Of the press is a common
expression. but few realize Its actual
power Deep thinkers DO not hesitate TO
assert that half the crime OF our country
may BE- traced 10 this source. hut great
as Is the influence OF the press Il cannot
begin to equal the power OF Hos,etter's
Stomach Blttcrs over disease. Most dis.
eases originate In a weak stomach Tne
Riters strengthens the stomach purlhes
the blood and cures constipation, II will
tone up the nervous system and stimulate
inactive kidneys. As an appetizer /, Is
unequalled, II cures sick peop.e, and an
occasional dose regulates the bowels and
prevents well people from becoming sick.
II you want to set well and keep well,
use Ilostctter's Stomach Bltters
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1T CAN'T BE DONE.
No one Can Remain Well No Chronic
Disease Can Be Cured Unless the
Stomach Is First Made Strong
ana Vigorous

Stomach Is First Made Strong
and Vigorous
This is plain because every organ in
the body depends on the stomach for lie
nourlshment. Nerve. bone. sinew, blood
are made from the food which the stom.
ach converts TO our use.
! How useless TO treat disease with this.
| that and the other remedy and neglect
I the most important OF all. the stomach.
The earliest symptoms o. indigestion
are sour ris!ngs, bad taste in the mouth.
gas in stomach and bowels, pa,piJatlon,
a .-gone feeling. faintness. headaches,
/ constipation; later comes loss OF flesh.
consumption, liver and heart troubles
kidney diseases, nervous prostratiou, all
ct which are the indirect result OF poor
nutrition.
ANY person suffering from Indigestion
should make It a practice 10 take after
Zach meal one OF Stewards Dyspepsia
Tablets, allow It TO dissolve in the
mouth and thus mingle with the saliva
and enter the stomach in the most
natural way. These tablets are highly
recommended by Dr. Jennison because
they are composed OF the natural dlges-
the acids and fruit essences which as
sis, the stomach In digesting all who'll
some food before It has time to ferment
and sour.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold by
druggists, fun sized packages at 90
cents, They are also excellent for inva.
lids and children. A book on stomach
diseases and thousands of testimonials
OF genuine cures sent free by addressing
f. A. Stewart Co., Marshall Mich.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-08
Many Towns Are In Possession
Of Numbering and Riot
Ing Negroes.
SPANISH ARE PROSECUTED
Attempt VIII Be Made 10 Hold Wash
ingtOn Government M.
sponslble.

NEW YORK. June IA dispatch TO ih'
Herald from Havana says BrlgandagF
il on the increase In the country and u
reign Of terror prevails In towns where
NO United States troops are quariered.
Tho no.rhliod bandits are mostly negroes
who came from tbc east with the Cuban
army u invasion Th'y have iakor fuiI
possessions Of towns outside Of the rail.
roads and are living there during tho
day ana robbng at Ligai.
Naricl Is town OF 1000 inhabitants
Al Inc close OF the war % negroes took a
school building an their quarters. EIghl
u ihem ralded grocery store next door
Friday night They ircd a, the proprics
tor and took his safe, containing 300
into no street ana tried ioi two hours
to nhoot It open with rlnes. Finally they
carried II away on a truck. Other soldiers
icf, the town on Saturday and probably
Jonod tho band IN the mountains. -Four
cattle we're stolen on the ouirkirts last
night Ciizcns have appointed the resi-
dent Cuban soldiers as police. but they
have little fa,th IN the soldiers ability 20
preserve order
80 work In being done on the plan,A'
lions. Those who started work have had
,hcir cattle stolen
Since the robbery on Thursdly the
spaiaafds have sccrcicd their valuabes
ana bafri,adcd their doors day and night
Mayor Juintans came TO Havana and
ASKED iho governor general for protection
The Spanish consul has cablcd the Span
lsh minister az Washington advising tax
Ing action against the United States hold
lng The Americans responsible FOR the
death of Jose lobregat a, san Antonio
on Sunday LobrcRa, was killed Dy a
mob og Cubans lnfurialcd over the fact
tha, h. WAS formerly Il Spanish gucr.
rllla Ills funeral occurred this after
neon Feeling In the town II very bi',er
against former Spanish soldiers A Gu
ban so.dlcr said thls afternoon tina, when
,ho republic was formed II was the ln-
,en,lon to XIII au the guerrillas.
General Brooke ssnt 10 san Antonio a
company OF the First infantry ana a
company Of the Seventh cavalry this
morning General Rivera says there Is
no fear OF further trouble. bu, the Span-
aris want larger force. and also gar
risons IN ali towns.
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Land once Al oregon CITY. oregon.
May D. 1879.
Notice is hereby given that tho follow
lns.named asjller has nled notice Of his
Intention to make nnal proof In suppor'
OF hs claim. and that sad proof viii b.
made before the county clerk Of CiAisor
county. a, Astoria Oregon. on June 2Nh
is9s. vir Thomas uush. u E 9po3 to'
the y u, a of Section J. Township Z.
n. RSw
Ito names tho following witness to
prove hls continuous residence upon and
cultivation OF said land via AbrAm
Carlson. OF svtnson. Oregon; Jacob
Holgs. Of KnappA. oregon: beechsf u.
sloop. Of Astoria. oregon; and Grant
sloop. Of Astoria. oregon.
CHARLES n MooREs.
Register.
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A CARD OF THANKS.

I wish 10 say that feel under lasting
obligations for what chamberlaln's Cough
Remedy has done for our family. We
have used In so many cases OF coughs
lung troubles and whooplng cough. and
&, has always given the most perfect sat-
istaction. We feel greatly indebted to the
manufacturers OF this remedy and wish
them to please aeccp; our hearty thanks.
Respectfully. Mrs. s. Dolly Des Molnes.
Iowa. For sale by Charles Rogers
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WOULD NOT SUFFER- 30 AGAIN FOR
FIFTY TIMES iTS PRICE

awoks last nigh, with severe pains II
my stomach never lcit 80 badly In all
my NE when came down to work This
morning was 30 weak ! could hardly
stand. went to Miller 4 MeCurty's
GruE store ana they recommended Cham
berla!n's Cole Cholera and plarhooa
Romsdy Il worked like magic ana opr
dose nGod me all fisht II ccraiply Il
che nHest thing over used tor stomach
trouble, shall no, DO wiihou, It IN ms
homo hereafter. mr. l snould NOT care
20 endure the sunofings Of last n.ghi
again ior nfly ,imss l,s prloo a II VIII
con. Llyefy1nan. nurEcllHlown. Washing.
ton 60 Pa Tuis remedy is fof sale By
Charles Rogers
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-08

Last fall spraIned my left hip while
handling some heavy boxes. The doctor
| called on said al hrst It was a slight
strain and would soon be well, but It
grew worse and the doctor then said !
had rheumatism II continued TO grow
worse and l could hardly get around to
work. went 10 a drug store and the
druggist recommended me ID try Cham
berlains Pain Balm. tried 1t and one
nalf Of D-esnt bottle cured me en-.
tIrely. now recommend It TO all my
frends.-F. A. Babcock. Erie, Pa. Il
Is for sale by Charles Rogers.