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sultan H0NORs ALIEN. n. VEIN.
Appoints Him Honorary tonsul-s'eneral
ct the Turkish Empire In This stt'.

wAsmsGroS. sept. . sorry 81 th"
official paper 81 Con.tantinopl-, which has
Just nss,u r~,riv.,l h"rc, announces that the
sultan uf Turkey has appointed AlrHand"r
Il Webb Honorary Consul General OF ih"
ottoman Empire at New York II u %
~I-,rrnancnt appointment. The sultan has
aiso luuDrri Ar Webb with n decoration
b--iI,- tho M,.ijiiie decoration, n u =
callsl. hp la. gwen him in addition whas
l. known n the medal II merit. In Turkey
this l. considered a great honor The~'
decDra'ioIs carry with them the title uf Bey
and instead 81 loing Webb E-iendi he vii.
h~"roaft.r - known a. Webb Rev.
Mr.. Webb has h.-n a resident OF New
York city and = Rutherford. y j. for the
past ten wars or more. He II now traye'
ling In Europe. but will return 70 New
York ~" latter puj Of October. He was
Consul ~ th" luit.d States a. Manila during
tho fr-t Cleveland ADMINISTRATION. AMI
while IN the Philippines hr embraced th.
religion 81 Monainm.l Mr.. Webb wa
born At Hudson. y Y. and j. about IS y~ars
old. Tie wa for many years a reporter ou
81 LOUIS newspapers.
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Apron ~ or NkTNIFi'S STR
GEONN.
mgh English ,uthoritN shows mat H'
Treatment vas without fAult.

In r.a>dsrns tE- reason 90 reasons ~ ne 'siA
isslr ~ NJ cas- VI. uHy lrAv- OFT ~ oon.idsiAton
ths BUILT ltsslf vhsfs 10 was lodged ~ c'nlh % -
ham. and tr- and the rNr'ats strength void
hay. n,,n wasted lu searching iof % Ihe injury
1. he adm. ais appears BE-, uA,. LIN ~ but lits
moment and need not 10 tutttr considered ms
dsray, o. Co.. pHurrss' 49, probably uu'mpofNhl'
though 10 has usrn sHgsrVc1 that the tshP- ~
psu-tesuc 'glc~ may nave caused, ~ assisted ia
,nysug tho saugtsuc Of the bullet uA's DO
s,fib.d Ia the account ~ the neeropsy. THIS ~
hardly ulely. - the gsngtens vas found also
In ths sounds Of tn stomach ~tA. The pent'neun
ana the wounds % TIE stomach iemAln " u con-
s,t,frd Ihsfs SCENE " b no e'.dsnc That at any
um. Vas tHer- any p.I'pluius, and THIS VAS con-
armed b. tAs Aussuc ~ --ooe oss' we b'''h
having Ten sIani.Iei several times during We
pat.rts lie 10 docs bot hpp'af tom the soooNh'
81 o.. nsc-ppsy that any Meteorological eiAnNA
yIu vas made ~ ~ psIHuu@A SAA OF huIo H"'
g. shall prnUarly uUi u, wrong IN assuming Thai ~
r.+,,1ft, 49, p-.s-ui The empty oondiuon o'
ts stomach prevented s1vavasstlon oeeurTins,
a I..,t q, ANY g-.ai ,Stent The wounds In ih@
stomach val W., sutufed Nth = minimum Of DELAY.
at apparently no i-ANing occurred
llss saaU ~ account Tot The sangfehs n u.
margin, 20 'as sound Thsf, Il n1 need ~ susP'rt
49,. u.s..sI bullet. and ne slpposiiion that SUCH
. HlH~t wss ussi vs. probably due " We isffi
Imagination - a trpHri'i. not unwilling " pie ho''f
..s,r latrHf. u s rE 40 means rare = md An''
,.,..,.t VI. Ids ~ ihe stomach wal TAT but It'"
~ M|N a z "H.. - Na
fr pNrt g. Nc Iacal acton - thc gastric i4oe ant IN
IA a. me p,,sn, general sta'r The pathoog,"al
rintTunn ms r-rl met NN tFfirs and vii d'lb'
I-s,Iy often u-,Ut again. Syfgtfy De. All 81 Nn'7
u : A. present. capable Tho wound ~ carefully
.Ytured md Ne %refltngoal osvy "a ssspVc and y"
healing dos not urcuf The bruised gastric Sad
Ia, MT surcrnt vitality N recover sad u MAKES n,
sfr't
The favrAhr p~fugros's which sts PIT fnr' 81
a,.t v.s - far !ls,h,j thAI IN zone oases r0o"
might have falDs-d. psg ~ ssu' hAfiy oom's 81
,4rp-iss rhs injuries vsfs terrible. w patent
"a rr longer yr-us. and The cfrumsAncr~ S"'
..rH A. y, produce. even In = mar ~ ZION ooufAs''
Tie maximum ~ sgogs. y W. may Veniu'. - T'
rs, ANY p,r1n - ths treatment ws mi inclined -
suggest that ts fccdIng H. thr mouth sa's'u'F'N
,r ,,r.>s Of t.st Wh.ra Is Usually clr, t~fet A.''
.rfs uut while W Ny uls Ne knos taAI g. -
militant surgeons ant sAp. fruced PM NclAu' Ar''''
p,oN dent N.kluls, bod tH~fs MAJ have "~7
Indications iI tHr brli,i uesunsui lmg'S.bs = .
tsf.ratdrt o. SPORT ga a careful teSieN .' -
whole rNs~ We Zee. if,t"~d IN saying mat sfs'f
ai ls assi TIE ss1 result Is g. be asctioed - Ne Aes
o. Nia.ty Of the tss.aN uerssi'es
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The Ea mine In Boston.

These are bitter DAYS in Boston for
some time the rising price Of beans has
filed the threc-hilled town with alarm
Is there a cruel trust, an inhuman CON
spiracy 10 deprive the cyam"phsgour
capital Of it's first necessity Who
knows? Up 10 the beans. Down goes
the happiness Of Boston The bean IL
a small fruit, and vet there are those
who love n. What IA there left for
Sunday breakfasts # the world - short
of beans? A. Mr. BELCHER BRsTTLE
slngs
Zach sunday morn s'nos I was hnfr
~, br,sEiased on baked b.an'
baked bsaas hot
In a good brown pot
Sirflins sunday Nears
But nos. Con uot. baked bssrs A., not
W nv, In a time ioTofn.
beAnl..s. baI,n DAY.
o.. us, me. STOW NJ. s-ay.
-, me quit these hyl,Ss sosn.s.
All AZ once. insiAnist,
~ a devil Of a osnist.
rot usf, Amt Ia aor, baked se.Hs-
And that isn't the worst Of Il. There
Il another and A. deep a wcllhead Of
l%amentation. Another Boston instltu-
ton totters. Another pillar OF tho
Bo.tonian constitution sag The fish
ball, which Prof GEonGE MARTIN LANE
on Argiye hclghts dlvineiy sang. Of
which another Cambridge poet has
sad IN song,
%. hunsy heart nat cannot pal
Z. sus.,.u,f Of [, World ~ sail
q. brosu and bright ny soul 60. sht
NJ sludsY cod0sH hall
There are uucle,t persons VIII" n I
appreciate bakel beans To put II M
a Bpstonian way. there ar" souls un-
worthy 81 hcanS Vet m tho hands
/ Of cooks entirely great. the tshhtll u
a dainty ~ for American soyercigu-
aud too good FOR common ordinary
kur- II j. a u,h and SAVIOR ,at"
/ l. mrltS Ike umr p kisses m TIE mouth
l. i, not the abummahic hHsh, the IN
dlgc~tihic ml~y,gcnston Which mA
ol,rad", a. a hsLtail IA 80 many nv
tau-ants Nu. thrrr are h~hlulls that
Justify themselves ana seem l." haN"
/ drout~l from heaven hkc toe Sarrsi
Ia-dnsl Ne may H. 20! The opinion ~
D. pyTu,ooHAs CONCERNING t-'ans hu, 'ish-
hnll- 1T tl- l--, ,-yHoi are trrasur~
Vel. a.. n-hha.' tho SUNDAY goldfish
I hall - d.-,m~i A. ~. Ba-ion TraA-
s~up' sadly AYE. lie oodi~h h~s esthes
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The Mexican Government intends 60
improve tie navy which hitherto has existed
merely In name. with "A fle-t ~ one uh-
armored cruiser, four gunbnats ana nv"
small torpedo boat- An order Tor tao
crllsen Of our MSchiss class las hssn just
pIAced with the Crescent snip buhdlus
Company at Llizabethport Ia" vessels
will H. 2p feet lYug. ~ feet isAin. ~i'h
a displacement Of i.OD tons on a draushi
Of 10 feet They will - Il steel, anu ar
ranged for service In srh-tfoil'a4 waters
Their battery will CONSIST ot four Inc
slns. four ~e-pounders. and a turp+Nio tubs,
They will have gal enough 9" steam 100
knuts. and will he arranged {" carry some
pa soldiers bc,l1e- th'i. own crews. rl
that ,hoy may 10 used a. transportr lLe
plan 81 the-s vessels seems rAo"4Ien'' ana
when they are delivered t' Mchc"' our
neighbor ought TO te proud II them
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m TammAny Ticket.

TSs municipal campaign cannot open
formally until after the nomination by
the Tammany City Convention, nexs
Tburrday, OF the ticket prepared for 1t
by Mr. CROKER
II IA true that the issue OF the cam
uaian will not 10 affected In any way
nv the candidate or b character OF the
candidate there put up against MI Low
Whoever he may be. he will be SIMPLY
the representative Of Tammany hah
and It's methods. II q personally repu-
table man In willing TO take the nominal
ton he viii stand before the people
in the same character politically as
n he wa personally d~isreputable, dc
wfu Ia for the continuation OF the
corrupt Tammsny domination. n II
he WA elected he would continue IL
Otherwise he would not Be nominated
Il Is necessary. however. that Tam
many should put up its ticket To bring
people 10 an understanding that the
campaign u actually open. Mr.. CROKER
must present a concrete representative
Of his domination through whom II can
be attacked. Obviously he wants a
candidate for this election who viii
have about him the odor OF private
respectability. II does not seem prob
able that a strictly Tammany man from
the inner circle Of the organization VIII
be nominated; and tho evident willing
ness. even eagerness. Of men Of reputable
characteq TO take the nomination con-
stitutes a warning to tho opposiuon
that Il has a hard contest before IL
Tammany can never succeed NJ an
election without the help Of the great
body of.the " respectable " Democratic
voters. and ut the coming election. more
especially, IL will suffer from no worst
defeat In its whole career II it fails 70
get that support.
That Tammany viii get some OF such
support may be assumed, apparently.
from this readiness OF decent Demo-
Gratis to take its nomination. They
would not be 80 eager TO 60 on its ticket
~ they did not expect To receive In the
c~ouptenance Of reputable men OF Their
marty recompense for tho sacrifice OF
reputation they would mako In going
on IL.
That sacrifice In so complete, however.
that il makes no diff erence who the Tam
many candidate for Mayor In; whether
he comes from the bottom or the top.
As the representative OF system.
Of n domination which " disgraccful 20
the civilization OF tho second city in the
world. he himself will be disgraced and
the more viii be his Disgrace the greater
was the reputation for private decency
he had before.
We question, therefore, II Tammany
would not do better 10 choose a candi-
date from among the men who have
been concerned most actively and n
spicuously in its direct management;
for the fight is going 10 be against Tam
many domination purely. whoever may
10 made its representative. A square
and bold dehancs seems To DO the better
PLAY for IL, instead Of a policy OF hiding
behind a transparent h%gurehead OF out
side r~espectability. when everybody
knows that the real head In RicHARr
CROKER Of Vantage, Berkr, England.
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Fayoritsm IL 40 apparent Ia Mr.. Raor-
nicss upw army system that IN" BRUSH
protest against IL IL not surprising There
are to - siN army corps, p~rhcuoallN, "r
rather theoretically. independent ut the
VA Onige. To the command 81 the first
of these sir RECEIVERS BuLLER Ahs Just
l.-an appointed Sir REpvFRs's career
In south Africa Was not highly -uoC''sstul,
e. say the least. tut h" has always l-"n
a f~avorlta IN London society. and 80. despite
hi- return from Africa under n cloud h"
sets one Of the plIm- How lsrg" th"s"
NUNS ARE appears from th" fact that sir
EvYIYN Woop. who had thirteen months
morn ~ -rrve ~ AdJutant General, has
resigned that appointment and hson mado
cpmmand.r - tho Second Army Corps,
although he has seen no Rotiv" setNi'e Tor
sixteen wears Tho Duk" ~ t~oNSArdHr,
tho Kings only brother. has h"eu appointed
u command tho Third Corps With these
three society GencrAl- already appointed,
II will IT, surprising II Sir ARTHrH fRk-
MANTLE In not assigned To one ~ the ~
maining corps that Ia. II he - still eligible.
his soCiA position IL excellent, and h" has
long he-.n a fsvorito At tho war pnice
Mr. BRopRiCK promised that only officers
III To command armies In the field should
he ~aaelgnei 90 take charge 81 tho army
oprus tut In defencr ~ these appoint
ment. n NAV he suggested hat IN" Var
Ohlce possibly has nobody more NJ 4"
command n. armies than EVELYN WOOD
RKpVrRs BULLEK, IN" Duke ID! '~"NNAVdht
and perhaps AHTHrn JAMES fRRN,NItk
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Io TuE ErIruR UF TIM svs- Sr woH "A rrt
~ . %rrartfr.l way " showing Ne rty p --garf fr
or ~, rr-sden' ~ change ~ ma M - me 10 N-w
Yofk gr,st u4mt~--d ~ l-ts'-d avenues q NSNfu
10, Avenue such . cHauer would NJ rnlr lr-n
" Nrkfui.y = uNr- oon~hr. 'e'ofr ~ 70 ~.
hUt vo.'4 E-g D. va ~ rrf 'sry shlrl = Ms
a. n8t c~Ahe % uIf siIrft uauss
vrH'f sfsc-st 1tift arsu % arss Pm r-fs
a---t 90 Tr-utt o. - street t1'u rsV 80 wee
WV NlNE. ~sr' q ArrAN
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A white sparrow

To THN EutguE uF IHH So ~ 'N' "D'
,,rr, A., uinr,Y put4u. 800 HluAasa, ov, auEas
Al, ,htfchysre Toft ae ,As. ysAr 80 haze ..' 80
purs ~bU syAtfuw smuus 49, maui that L's' zoe
ysfe ta.f htad4uauss Ia oUr N.aif""' u".m
an n.m shd u, Spg,sts O. r. uur 60 80 '-Eoh
WhAt accounts 'uf h's on.oi' -
NFa Nsitk. Sst .
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vr..,ns u.mar,,. y, John uro-p

sHw ~ IHH|" ..HH
GA. r.s-ssl stAi . - John l'.vn ~rI'h ~ Hi.
u 49, Hi-.~d fu a Yr.m usut t-s't.H H 80 haIulrs.
,-..u.. uas i-su f,nussd b. lAIra urhf 90.
IA. ts re- t,rv of ls HH.t"sf. A. ua.ar lfuH
IF. g...u .-.t .Hsu WrHsus f1us To- 49, ah...s
u.s~. shut - sud ~ uc,4patou 80 r'mmFm"
r..d D. tfa~ y.sHs sIec'sd uu Ne vaUs 1hs~
r..usAw udsH ,ssus ~ usrrHf 40 20 lslutrht
nv. o. ss-r eisass0 H"tsn Trv'rt-d '"'fFf O.
r-
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.-rs "a. asu, shsuFss that Fl. wk.rr ra~ IT
p.,-.rsI tssUr .u sas 80 80 Hu 90 tHsf 90 fs
h.uE % 80 -oH.sVg-srsr7 a ru. go q. HHrrs
atur a. HHt. fHTsu 'rN o.. AHs iuta U.r.
y.fa af tratar rnaus o. 800 80 rFrun us
Sas.r r. 80 "a $50 ru e. auuUs sNfs
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-03-14
srlnRIrrs SALE.


Dy virtue OF an execution and order OF
sale Issued out " the circuit court " tho
State OF Oregon. for the County of Clat-
sop, on the lnt day " March. 1901, upon
4 judgment and decree rendered there
~ on the 9Th day of February, 1901.
IN favor Of j, H. linumgHrtnrr. plain.
lllf, and against g. H. Linton ana
Maudn H. Linton, defendants. for the
sun uf $500, with interest thereon at the
rate ~ \ per cent per Hnnum. from tho
18th day uf November lSOp To the eth
day VI February, 1901 Tor tho further
sum of $40 attorneys fees. the costa ana
disbursements " this suit taxed at
Nl,tb ana interest on mld Judgment at
ne legal rate until paid ana the costa
~ aud upon this writ commanding ana
requiring me 10 make sale nf the f0l-
LOWING d'Ecrlbcd real property. tu'wlt'
Lots ton ti0l and rlryrn (l). In block
two ,0 IN East Wnrrrnton ~ laid out
Fnd recorded by 4. G, Warren. same
htlng now part uf the Incorporated
city at Wnrvnlon, together with tho
lcncmrnts. hrrtdltAmcnls aud appur.
trnancHA thcrcuntu belonging or In any
wlsc appcrtalnlng In the County or
tMtHup OrEun
Notice IN hereby given that | viii ON
Monday, the Nth day Of April 1901, az
the hour W 10 o'clock In the forenoon
OF said day, In front of and a, the court
house door. In the CITY ot Astoria. Clnt.
Hnp County Oregon. sell at public auc.
tlon to the highest bidder FOR cash, the
hbcNe.drs,rib' 'd real property 10 HttiA-
~ tn judgment Interest. coats and
al accrillug costs.
TiloS LtNNlLLE, sheriff.
ClntHop County, oregon.
Astoria. oregon. March 9TH lp0i
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sHERIFFs SALE.

BY virtue Of an execution and ordc,
OF sale Issued out OF the circuit court
OF the state OF Oregon for the County
" Clhtsop. on the Ith day OF March
1901, upon a judgment ana decree rem.
dered therein on the 2Gth day OF Feb
ruary, 1901, In favor OF Leon Mansur
plaintiff, and against Iver Tronson de-
fendanl. for the sum OF $43S, together
with interest thereon. and the further
sum OF S25.2O the costs and disburae-
ments Of this suit and the costs Of and
upon this writ commanding and requir-
Ing me to make sale OF the following
described real property, to-wlt:
The southwest quarter Of the north
west quarter, the west half Of the
southwest quarter and the northeast
quarter Of The southwest Quarter NJ
section 8 In township north of range
west Of the Willamette Meridian. con-
lalnlng l6j acres In Clatsop County.
Oregon.
Notice II hereby given that will on
Monday, the Sth day OF April 1901, at
The hour Of 10 o'clock In the forenoon
II said day, In front OF and at the court
house door IN the City Of Astoria
ilatsop County, Oregon, sell AT publIc
auction TO the highest bidder for caab
the above described real property to
satisfy the judgment, interest costs
and all accrulng costs.
THOS. LINVILLE, Sheriff
Clltsop County Oregon
Astoril. Oregon. March 6, 1901.
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GOVERNMENT PROPOSALS.

Office Of C. Q. NJ. Vancouver Bar
racks. Wash, February 70, 1901. Seal
ed proposals, in trIpllcate, VIII be re-
celved here until II o'clock a. M.
March II, 1901, and then opened, for
furnishing fuel at the several military
posts in this department, and at Camn
at Skagway, Alaska, and at Fort
Liscum port Valdez. Alaska, for fIs-
cal year commencing July 1st, 1901. In
formation furnished here or by quar-
termasters at posts. U. s. reserves
right to reject or accept any ar ali
proposals or any part thereof. En-
velopes containing proposals should he
marked: Proposals for fuel at -"
and addressed to undersigned. J. w.
Jacobs, G. @. NJ W.
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JOHN RoMETsCH.
Administrator OF said Estate
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

United States Land once. al Oregon
city. Oregon. Feb !. 1901.
Notice Is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler has filed notice OF
her Intention TO make final proof In
support OF her claim and said proof
Will be made before the registeh and re-
ceivrr OF the United States Land Office
at Oregon city, Oregon, on Monday
April Is. 1901. viz:
MRS. ANNA SAMUELSON.
Sister and elr-at-law OF Charleg IL
Ronell. deceased, who made homestead
application No. 1854, for lot 8. sec "a
twp. 4. N. Il. s W.. lots !, 2 and SEX
NEh, sec. g. twp. 3 ~. range 8 W. sit
uated In TllIamook and Clatsop coun-
ties. state OF Oregon.
She names the following witnesses TO
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation OF said land, viz:
j. II. Whcrry OF Elsie Clataop coun-
~. ore; Daniel Relerson, OF Vlncmaple.
Clatsop county, ore. Louis Enquest. OF
Jewell. Clatsop conuty, Ore; c. ]. Lin
dell, Of Vesper, Clatsop county, Ore.
Further and special notice Is
herebey given that the above
named claimant, sister and heir
at-law, Intends to make her in
dlvidual final proof In support OF her
claim, and that her said proof VIII be
made by her for the above described
land before the county clerk OF the
county Of Rock Island, at Rock Island
in the state OF Illinois, on Monday
Aprll 10. 1891
CHAs. .. MooREs. Register
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NEWS BY SPECIAL WIRE.

The so-called dispatches in the Even
ing Humbuget are often very amusing
from their reckless disregard Of facts
as well as sense. The following from
Tuesdays issue was a rich bit Of humor:
SAN JUAN, Porto Rico, March l2-
The government officials who have been
considering the labor problem in this
island decided this afternoon that the
best way TO reilca :he surplus PlIu-
Iation was by emigration
II the government wants to reduce
the surplus population why not try the
method being employed in the Philip
pines? 1t is certainly very effective. The
Humbuget telegraph editor made bad
guess when he concocted that dispatch.
American government officials nave not
taken possession of Porto Rico for the
purpose Of driving out the native popu-
lation on the contrary, vessels which
have been loaded with emigrants
bound for Hawaii and Cuba have b=en
detained by the government officials
and hundreds Of Porto Ricans have been
prevented from leaving. 1t is true that
hundreds of them have emigrated from
the island and that the labor situation
there has oeen greatly relieved, but
that the government officials have been
considering the labor problem and have
decided this afternoon that the best
way to reduce the surplus population
is by emigration" is news indeed and
the Humbuget deserves great credit for
getting such a scoop" on all the other
papers in the country.
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That Astoria is taking a new lease of
life is evidenced by the recent organ
ization and enterprise of two valuable
clubs, the Womens Club and the Com
mercial Association. While the plans
Of the latter are not fully matured, the
former has already accomplished much
valuable philanthropic work and is
planning to exert an influence for
good throughout the county. The trav-
cling library idea, which has spread
rapidlv throughout the central portion
Of our country, has everywhere met
with the highest encomiums. 1t means
the lifting upon a higher plane of the
entire community which comes within
It's influence. Many man who has
shed lustre upon the pages of his coun-
try's history has credited all that he
has been and known to the few books
which he found in the rural community
which rave him birth. Too much can
not be said for the liberal minds who
are planning to place these great ad-
vantages within reach of the humblest
of the county's citizens.
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NOTICE or SALE.

In the County Court In and FOR jack
son County. Oregon. In the matter OF
the estate OF Thaddcua W. barclay,
Deceased
Sotlcc ls hereby given tha, under and
by virtue OF an order OF sale made by
the Hon, County Court or Jackson
County. oregon. dated January 7th.
1901, and recorded Ia volume u Of tho
probate records OF said county. on page
$50, ! Will on ana after April lnt
1901. proceed to sell at private rale,
for cash. lots e and tS In block s. OF
the town Of Flavrl Center Clataop
County. Oregon. and the 8. T.. Y OF
section 10. IN twp. ~. ~ range s w.
OF w NJ. In said Clatsop County.
GERTRUDE BARCLAY.
AdmlnlBtrnirix Of estate OF Thaddcus
w barclay. Deceased. Ashland. ore.
II. D. BRIGGS. Atty.
Ashland ore
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NoTIcE FOR PUBLICATION.

United states Land once. at Oregon
city. Oregon. Dec 20. 1900
Notice IN hereby giyun that In CON.
pllancc with the provisions " the act
of congress ~ June j. 1878. entitled AN
act for the sale OF timber lands In the
states OF California. Oregon. Nevada
ana Washington Territory" ~ extend
cd To all the Public Land states by act
or August I. 1892. Christian Peterson.
OF plncy county or Cihthup. State Of
Oregon, has this day nlcd In this once
hlH sworn statement No $3.50. FOR tho
purchaSc ~ the NE quarter NJ section
NO ~ In township No, north.
range No, west. and viii nfrrr
proof to show that the land sought IL
more valuable for It's timber or atone
than for agricultural purposes. and to
establish his claim 20 said land before
The register and receiver II this once
az Oregon city. Oregon. on Thursday.
The Goth day of April. 1901
lie names ea witnesses. George Nc.
Farland Gust Adolph. Alexander Nor.
mand. Frederick Normand, all OF o.
ney ClatSop county. Oregon
Any and all persona claiming ad.
vcrscly the described lands are
requested 10 illc their claima In this
oiilco on or before sald ?5th day OF
April 1901.
CHAs. Il. MooREs. Register.