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No. So Duane 81.
Asl>riA. ore,
CITATION

10 the County Court OF the state u
Oregon. Tor the County % clatsop. In
the mat.r o. the estate Of W. II. Ryan.
deceased. cit1iDn TO Peter Ryan. Michael
RYAN. John Ryan, Michael Ryan and
Ella Brennan, and 20 any unknown heirs
OF W. n. Ryan. deceased, greeting. In
the name OF the STATE u Oregon you are
hereby cited aud required TO appear In
IN. county court Of the state OF Oregon,
Tor the county OF Clatsop. al the court
rom thereof IN the coun,y o Clatsep,
GA Monday. the .twcnty-hfsl day OF Au-
gust ls.o at 10 o'clock In the forenoon q
that day. chen ami there TO show cause,
Il any there be. why an order should not
BE- mlds dlreciag the administrator m
The above entitled estate 10 sell lot No.
II OF block No Ia Bradburys addition
To oIcan Grove, in Clatsop ooun:y. Ore.
as petitioned fJr by said admin.s,raior.
Witness the Hon. ]. II. d. Gray, Judge
OF the County Court OF the State o. Orr
gon for the County OF cla,sop. AMI the
seal OF said court hereto affixed this lS.h
day OF July, A. b. iSs9.
tScal.l
Attest II. ]. wherrtty, Clerk.
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AI1si5ATtANcE
on DRESS PARADE.


BAN FRANCISCO, July 5.--'rhe or
Ron regiment went through ono Of thc
hst Of their military functions today.
They turned over All thcir isnes what
lltila ammunition bhey had Eft. their
cups. kniyea cantoens, hayorsacks, etc,
20 IAoulcnanl W. y. McNair. Of The T'hird
ariaiory, ondnancs ofiiceT At che Ppeuidio.
rhia afternoon they gtye their hnnl drga
parade ana wore royirwrd BY cS{onei
Freeman and Mayor i'l'nlan Ll'srcnant
ColOnsal y, H. p.Dnme. OF ths Thirty
hNh infantry, hayng compl"ied the dry
Tor Na.l,h he uame - San f'rmol.co, Nll
rc;prn 10 Vancouver bar.
racks
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eU,ry, and next prior 70 the date herein
and raid absence has not been caused
By service in the army Or navy 0; he
United States IN time OF war. that said
tract IL not settled upon and cultivated
BY said party a. required by law Bald
parties are hereby notified D. appear.
respond and offer evidence touching Eald
allegation a, o'clock .. m, on July D,
Iso. before the register ana receiver a.
lhe United States Land once IN Oregon
City. Oregon. The said contestant hay-
ing. Ia q proper AFFIDAVIT. died June 5.
lsg9. Bel form facts which show tina,
utter due diligence personal service OF
this notice can not be made. Il Is here
by ordered and directed that such nolioe
0o given by due and proper publication.
WILLIAM GALLOWAY. Receiver.
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TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE ). lS,S-
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,

United States Land otiice, oregon City,
OREGON. June g, 1899, Notice Is hereby
gwen that in compliance with the pro-
visions ot the act OF Congress OF June 3,
1873, entitled IAN act for the sale OF
timber lands in the States OF California,
OREGON, Nevada, and Washington Terri
tory" as extended to all the Public Land
States by act OF August l. 1892, Narclssa
f. Ball. Of Astoria, county Of Clatsop,
state OF Oregon, has this day filed in this
Office her sworn statement No. 4Ol4 tor
the purchase OF the n y Of 5 L y OF
See 10 and W " of W u Of Sec. No, &
In Township No, G N, Range No. 3 w,
and will offer proof TO show that the
.ard sought Is more valuable for its tim-
Der or stone than for agricultural pur-
poses. and to establish her claim TO said
land before the Register and Receiver OF
this ofnce at Oregon City, Or, on Friday
che 18th dny OF September, 1899 She
names as witnesses; A, C, Anderson, OF
Astoria Ore; Miss d, Bird, of Seaside,
Ore; Charles Thompson, OF Seaside, Ore;
John Waterhouse, Of Clatsop, ANY and
all persons claiming Adversely the above
described lands are requested to file
their claims in this office on or before
said 18th day Of September, 1899.
CHARLES b, MooREs Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Land office at oregon City, Ore, July
s, lS9.-Notice is hereby given thar the
following named settler has tiled notice Of
his intention to make iinai proof In sup
port Of his claim, and that said proof
will be made before the county c.erk Of
clatsop County. at Astoria, oregon, on
Angus, 10th. lSe, viT' Mark V, Burton,
II. +. s9S7. for the 5 w. 4 OF $, +, u
sec. 10. y, W, Y OF n. E. y, 5. u Of y.
e y u sec 80, tp c n. r. w.
He names the foliowane witnesses 10
prove h.s continuous residence upon and
CULTIVATION OF said land, viz; Phil Taylor.
OF Astoria. ore, Fttz Larson, ot As
torla. o.; Arthur Burton. OF Hammond,
Ore. RicAard Andres, " Astoria, ore.
CHARLES b, MooRES, Register
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CONTEST NOTICE.

Department OF the Interior, United
States Land omce, Oregon city, oregon,
june 10, lS99--A sufficient contest atllda-
Wit, dated May 6, 1880, having been hled
in this Office by w, G, Howell, con'es-
tan,, against homestead entry No.
1851, made October 50. 1895, for n 4,
section S, township north, range 10 west,
by Ole Peter S. Axdal, contestee in
which It is alleged that "the said p. S,
Axdal has wholly abandoned said tract,
and changed his residence therefrom for
mere than one year since making said
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land ofice at Oregon city. Oregon.
June IS. isse.--Notice Is hereby gwen that
the following named settler has lied
notice Of his intention to make final proof
In support Of his claim. and that said
proof will be made before the County
Clerk OF clatsop County, at Astoria, Ore.
on July ., 1880. viz: Frank Z. Lent; H.
e, I0.isi. for the " Z Of sec ., tp s
n. r7w. He names the following wit
nessss 10 prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation Of said land, viz;
Richard J. Nicholson. OF Jewell Ore;
James W. Walker. Of Astoria. Ore, VIII
lam Geddes. OF Jewell, ore. Chris Olson.
Of Medley. ore.
Register.
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is 1T RIGHT
For an Editor to Recommend Paien,
Medlelnesi

From Sylvan Valley News. Brevrad. Nc.
II may DO a question whether the editor
o. newspaper has the right to publicly
recommend any OF the various propriely
medicines which food the mArkeS. ye, a.
a preventative Of suffering We feel II q
duty TO say good word for Chamber
lAlns Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem.
edy. We have known and used this medI-
cine In our family for % years and have
always found II reliable, In many cases
a doae Of this remedy would save hour,
OF suffering while physician Is awaited
We DO no, believe In depending implicitly
on any medicine Tor cure. but we do
believe thai II bottle OF chamberlaln's
plarrhoea Remedy were kept on hand
and administered AZ the inception OF an
attack much suffering might be avoided
and In very many cases the presence OF
physician would not Be required. Al
leas, this has been our experience during
the past 20 years. For sale BY Charles
Rogers.
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II you suffer from tenderness or full.
ness on the risht side. pains under the
shoulder BLADE, constipation, biliousness
sick headache and feel dull. heavy ana
sleepy, your liver Is torpid and con.
gested, Dewitrs Little Early Risers
will cure you promptly pleasantly ana
permanently by removing the congestion
and causing the bile ducts 10 open and
iow naturally They are good pills
Charles Rogers.
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Petersen & Brown.
NorIcE ZOE puBLIcArIoN.

Land Office at oregon City, Oregon.
June is. fss9.-S0tce ls hereby given that
the following named settler has. aled
notice Of his intention 70 make final proof
in support OF his claim. and that sad
proof viii be made before the coun;y
clerk Of clatsop County. at Astoria, Ore.
on July .. 1880. viz; william Geddes: H.
E.: iOlos, E5r the s. " x OF sect. q, %.
n. I w. He names the following wlI'
nssses TO prove bis continuous residence
upon and cultivation q said land. via:
Richard Nicholson, Of Jewell, Or. Frank
z. Lent. OF Jewell. Ore. Chris Olson, Of
Medley. or. and James W. Walker. Of
CHARLES B. MooREs.
Register.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed has been appointed admlnistra-
trix Of the estate q william s Kinney.
deceased. and all persons having clans
againsi said estate are notified and re-
qulred 10 present the same duly verified
as required BY law to her at the office
OF John II and A. n. Smith. in Astoria,
Clatsop county, Oregon, within six
months from this date. io-wIi: July Y.
lss9 MARY Z. KINNEY.
Administrative OF the estate Of William
S. Kinney, deceased.
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we have sold many dinerent cough
remedies. but none has given better salls-
faction than chamberlain's" says Mr.
Charles Holzhauer. druggist. Newark. n.
J. 1T ls perfectly safe and can be re-
LED upon In all cases OF coughs. colds or
hoarseness. Sold BY Charles Rogers.
The meanest type Of man is he who
takes advantage OF the widow and or
uhana
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AN EpIDEMIc on DrARRHoEA.

Mr. A. Sanders. writing from cocsanut
Grove. Fia., says there has been quite an
epldsmic Of dlarrhoeS there. He had a -.
we're attack and was cured BY four doses
OF chamber.aln's Cole, Cholera and Diar.
rhoea Remedy. He says he also recon-
mended II 10 others and they ray II is the
gcst medicine they ever used. For sale
BY Charles Rogera
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SoDie women m 90 mort a. much sor
TIE good q their souls a. mos. nan VII
do .or the good Of their wives health.
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GOOD NEWS.

Yol can buy gents nne calf shoes for
SIS worth pN Boston shoe Company.
f1i Commercial street
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Probably women love TO play with LIE
tlo babies 10 because they like to mag
Inc how worthless and insignificant their
hushands were once.
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AsroRIAs eREAr suRpRIsE.

Boston Shoe Company, Ladies hne hd
slippers and ties, Is cents, worth nD,
90 Commercial street.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land oaice at Oregon City, Ore, June
10. lSs9-No,ice is hereby given that the
following named settler has iiled nOtice
Of his intention to make hrai pro IN
support Of his claim. and that said proof
vii. b. made before the county c.erk Of
Cls sop county. at Astoria oregon, on
July 2. Use. viz: Albert Hin; II. E. llsOl
foi he lots and ,, section s. and lots 3
and "a. section 5, Up. 4. nrSw. He names
the following witnesses to prove his con-
tinuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land viz: Matthias E. Juopperi.
OF Alters, ore; Jonas Untinen, Of Ah'-
ers, ore; Andrew Mattson, Of Ahlers.
Ore; John Anttila, OF Ahlers. ore.
CHARLES B. MooREs. Register.
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II Il no way 90 seek reconciliation
with a man by telling al your troubles 10
his friend
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Tae woman VINO says she isn't hungry
Ia always the one who has ths n.Js,
Invitations Tor dinner.
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NoT EVERY KINp on sHoEs

find entrance to our store. We bar ne
sor, made Of poor stock nlmsIiy put 20
gether.
Makers must deliver goods which are 40
to our standard. and that's good enough.
Otherwise they are rejected.
We present every variety Of style.
These items viii enable you 70 Judge
what TWO or three dolp win do here.
See our new cushi I've
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A man Is never nero to woman
vixen his neeksle Is up In the back
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California Factory,
SANTA ROSA, CAL.

Gents French Calf Shoes. 81 worth a,OO
Gents fine calf shoes S.s5, worth $3.50
Boys school shoes 81, worth 81 %
Chndren's school shoes soc, worth $125
Mems and ladies carpet slippers 25c,
worth soc
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Eastern Factory,

LINN. MASS.
Ladies French kid button shoes 50.
worth $500
Ladies fine kid button shoes s.25,
worth $3.50
Ladies fine kid ties 75c, worth s15o
Misses school shoes, I5c, worth $50
Babies shoes &c, soc and 75c.
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"On to Manila" % cents. silver or
stamps, at Standard offices in Anacon-
da, Butte, Missoula or Great Falls.
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"HOTEL TOPSY TURVY."
Herald Square Production at the Mar.
garet To- Morrow.

Herald Square Production at the Mar
garet To-Morrow.
The Herald Square production. "Hotel
Topsy rurvy." left New York after sue
cessful run of 102 nights and will be seen
here at the Margaret theater on Wednes-
day evening with the entire cast, scenic
equipments, costuming and the full COM
pany of nearly GO people.
Hotel Topsy Turvy'' is a French vaud-
eviile ooeretta that delighted Parisians
for two years and is now attracting con-
siderable attention at the Comedy thea
ter, London. 1t was written by Maurice
Ordonneau, Arthur Sturgess and Edgar
Smith, who are responsible for the book :
Victor Roger and Lionel Monckton, who
composed the music, and as these au-
thors have each put together some of the
most brilliant works in this line of en-
tertainment, when they Joined forces and
produced "Hotel Topsy Turvy' it conse-
quently is said to have proved a musical
comedy of exceptional merit. 1t is said to
be remarkably brilliant and up to date,
besides being tuneful and mrth-provok-
ing, having everything to delight the the
ater-goer who seeks for lively entertain
ment in merry jest and song. beautiful
scenes pretty dances and groupings. The
company is said to be one of the strong
est that it was possible to collect together
for this class of entertainment, and as
1t is coming here intact, with nearly &C
people. should prove one of the dra wing
cards of the season.
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Saving victims of Catalepss

Paris has a burial vault fitted with
electrical appliances for the detection
of recovery in cataleptic subjects.
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a team will be organized from it to play
game with a Butte team on ThankssiN-
ing day. Butte's football talent VIII De
in about the same condition as Anacon-
das on that day, for most OF the crack
men will be away on the star team that Is
going on tour to open at Denver NOV
25. Butte. like Anaconda, however can
muster enough good men to put up live
ly game.
The highly successful season which the
Anaconda team has Just completed and
the fact that the team was entirely anna
teur in its composition have given
strong impetus to amateur sport in Ana
conda. AS a result there is talk or the
organization of an amateur athletic club
in the city. such as exist in many cities
of the country In proportion to the pop
ula ton Anaconda has an unusually large
number of young unmarried men, when
fact would justify alarger club than cit
les of Anacondas size usually have. There
is exceptionally fine material here for
such club
That efforts to form an organization of
this character have failed in the past is
urged against a new attempt in that di-
rection. but probably never was the time
so pronitious as the present for an at
tempt The question of securing quarters
is easily solved. The quarters that have
been occupied by the football team on
west TaTk avenue. III lle Iedi VI tiS
Montana hotel, might be taken at first.
In many athletic clubs the initiation fee
is placed at a high figure. Were only av-
erage fees fixed and plans laid on a low
estimate of membership, the financial af-
fairs of the club would not be difficult of
arrangement. Should an initiation fee of
$40 be charged and 100 subscriptions of
this amount secured the resulting $1,000
would serve to equip good gymnasium
and well-furnished reading room With
fees fixed at 81 a month, or even 81 a
month. an income that would maintain
the club comfortably would be secured.
Instructors in gymnasium athletics can
readily be secured. If necessary, part of
the club income could be given him, or
fees charged for his instruction. Glasses
could be organized for work during the
winter, as in all athletic clubs, and in
the spring baseball club could be put in
the field, with, perhaps. team of track
athletes, since track athletics are becom-
ing more and more popular every day.
The whole plan is merely one that is in
the air so far, but it may materialize into
something substantial.
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WON FROM THE TURK.
Hall Adali Failed to Throw Jack O'NeilI
Three Times.

1t has fallen to a Montana man to
hold out longer against Hall Adali, the
Terrible Turk, than any man who has
met the big man from the Ottoman en-
pire in the West. Jack O'Neill of Kali
ispell in a match at Spokane Saturday
night kept the Turk from throwing him
three times in 80 minutes. Sundays
Spokesman Review tells of the match
as follows:
Jack O'Neill of Kalispell is 5000 win
ner by reason of a wrestling contest
will Hall Adj. the 'Sultans Lion, at
the Occur d'Alene theater last night,
Hall contracted to throw O'Neill thr:ae
times in 30 minutes. He won the first
fall in 10 minutes and the second in L,
but failed to bring O'Neill's shoulders
to the mat within the eight minutes re-
naming.
Throughout the contest Halls great
strength was pitted against O'Neilrs
peculiar lodging tactics, which even
tually won the contest for the latter
O'Neill left the mat repeatedly in the
last bout, despite the warnings of the
referee, but this point was not consid-
cred. Time was called in the last bout,
while the 'Sultan's Lion was in the
act of throwing his man with full
Nelson. The first and second falls We're
both won with a double Nelson hold.
O'Neill wrestled better in the first bout
cleverness and agility, which he after
| ward discarded for lodging tactics.
"A large crowd witnessed the contest.
AL Onken acted as manager of cere-
monies and Cisco Bullivant, physical
| instructor of the Y. M. c. A, was ref
| cree.
Much interest was manifested in the
| bout with Arthur Larrabee. the half
| breed from the Flathead Indian reser-
walton of Montana. He weighs 2fs
pounds. 1t took Hall "a minutes to down
Larrabee, the latter depending more
upon his weight than upon skill. Hall
won the fall with his favorite full-Nel-
| son hold
| TT was advertised as an exhibition
bout and as such was highly satisfac.
tory. During the first 10 minutes botf
wrestlers spared for an opening, Hal
| finally securing a side hold, but the half
| breed went off the mat, broke the hole
and came up smiling. A second an6
third time the performance was repeat
ed. Then Hall secured a leg hold, which
was cleverly broken and the crowd yell
| ed as Larrabee again faced his man
| Nineteen minutes elapsed before the
half breed was brought to his knees
| with a sudden twist and half-body hold
Then Hall worked hard over his man
the perspiraton streaming down both
Larrabee's shoulders went down on q
| minutes fiat"
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$5.S44 63 S5,S44 63
The report of Chief of Police White
for october was read and referred 20
the finance committee. 1t showed the
following arrests during the month:
Assaults and batteries. 5; DRINKS, ,;
disturbance OF the peace, Z; indecent
exposure, /; petit larceny Z; ROBBERY
/. arrests under curfew ordinance, 4;
united teams, 2; malicious mischief, 2:
yagrancy, 8. Total arrests, 80. Lights
out. As. Row fines, s94; police fines, sl5
Total, sos.
The meeting adjourned until Monday,
kov