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date OF certificate of delinquency, $l447
All of said amounts bearing interest at the
rate of fifteen per cent per annum; and you are
fur her nOtined that | will ayply to
tne Superior Court of the State OF Wash
ngton, in and for said county for Il
Judgment forclOsing my lien against the prop
erty herenbefUre mentioned: and you are mere
by summoned to apper uithin sixty days after
The service OF this summons upon you by pub
1cation. exclusive of the day of first publica-
ton, TO viii: the 29d OF June 1905, and defend
this action or pay the amount due: and in case
of your failure so to do judgment will he rend-
cred forecloSing said lien for certificate of de-
lInXuency taxes penalty, interest add costs
against The lands and premises hereinbefore
mentioned
ANY pleading or process may be served upon
the undersigned at the address hereafter men
toned
M. II. LIES. plaintiif.
BY HENRY GRASS Attorney for Plaintiff
7 0. AddresA WennLchee MnSh. R.ol
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1.-The kind your Grandfather used"
and he was of rare judgment. Profit
by his experience and use Old |. w.
Harper whiskey. Sold by j. G. Fritz,
Overland Bar. 26tf
holder of certificate of delinquency numbered
49, issued on the q day of April, A. ID. 1906 by
the county OF Chelan. State II Washington for
the amount of two dollars and forty.two ($2. 49, .
the same Deln! the amount then due and de-
Ii, quent for taxes for the year 1900 together
with penalty, interest and costs thereon upon
real prop' rJy assessed to you and of which YOU
are the owner or reputed owner, situate in said
county and particularly bounded and descr bed
rs follows, to Wit: Lot seven "a, block thirty
three (S3l Cheian, aud upon which | have paid
taxes assessed against said property as follows
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Since the opening of the state road to
that rich mining country which is gen
orally known by the name of that great
natural object, Red mountain, prospect
ors and curious people who are anxious
to learn something OF the region have
left almost every day for the past two
or three weeks for that section. Some
are very mysterious about it, and will
not tell their object. DR.. Mccoy left
this week for that or some other place
but would not tell what he was up to-.
All we could get out of him was that he
would have big story to tell us later.
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Mrs. j. G.. Fri and daughter, Miss
Jessie, returned from the eastern states
last week after absence of two months.
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The Echo acknowledges very
pleasant call from Hubert II. Horton,
the publisher and one of the editors OF
that valued exchange the Brewster
Herald. Mr. Horton is very pleasant
gentleman and an enthusiastic booster
for his town and believer in her future.
He told US that his town was enjoying
an era of prosperity and the Herald on
the high road of prosperity, all OF
which we were glad to hear.
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Summons In Foreclosure of Tax Lien
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT or THE STATE
OF WASHINGTON, FOR CHELAN COUN.


t.. +. Christie, and all persons
unknown, II any. having or claim
ing tO have an interest In and to
the real property hereinafter de-
soribed defendants
The State OF Washington to II. 5. Steiner
You are hereby notified that M f. Lies
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Placer and Quartz blanks-this office

lOtal amount oil taxes paid since date
OF certificate of delinquency, $500
All of said amounts bearing interest at the
rate OF fifteen per cent per annum; and
you are further notified that ! will ap.
Washington, in and for said county for
n judgment forecosing my lien against the
property hereinbefore mentioned; and you are
after the service of this summons upon you
by publication, exclusive OF the day OF first
publication, to wit: 22d day OF June, 1906, and
in case of your failure so to do, Judgment will
be rendered foreclosng said lien for certificate
OF delinquency. taxes penalty, interest and
costs, against the lands and premises herein
before mentioned. .,.
Any pleading or process may be served upon
the undersigned at the address hereafter men
TONED: M. Il. LIES, plaintiff
BY HENRY GRASS, attorney for plaintiff
r. .. address, Wenatchee, Wash. 6-22
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-14

standing agreed and notified MI
smith that | was ready to proceed at
ourc. He, however. informed me thai
hp was too busy tn take tho matter w
until some time IN the future, poH'ihly
next week. ". \. Goodin In his state
mcnt says that he paid me $50 as N!
share Of tho profits on the extra work
on the Fifth and Exchange street drain,
The facts in regard this s2n am th""'
On November A. 1905, ", A. Goodin
came to mp at Sixth and Exchange
streets and borrowed as IN gold coin
frnm me-, he stating, At that time, that
he was short Of money 10 pay hts men !
that he had been TO llillshoro attend
ing the funeral Of W 7. Sehofelds
child, and that be had paid the expenses
Of ". l., Robb and other Mason" at
tending the funeral and that he would
repay inc the next Monday, "9en Mt
Schoheld returned 10 Astoria. AZ the
time gave him this money, hi' fore
man and other men working for him,
were within 50 feet Of u.s. IA the
amount was not sufficient to pay thcm
In full Go0din told the foreman TO give
them $40 each, ON account, which he
did in my prc~ncc When Schoiirld
returned asked Gnodin 70 return the
money he had borrowed, but he Kept
putting me oil with yarioun cNrusrs
on tho 4th day Of January, 1000, re'
c,ived from him so on account this
being all, according to his statement
that he could pay at that time. a. he
was hard mp On the 18th day Of Jan
unry he made hi. statement to the 1ll
attorney; this was the day v" had TIE
trouble over Harrison avenue. when
refused to allow him to proceed unlr@'
he did ns his contract called ior III
stIl owes me S25 which he says he wtl
pay ~ soon IA he gets it,
Signed, W. j, BARRY,
| Subscribed aud sworn to before u'
! this 18Th day Of February, 1906.
\. Il. CYRUS,
Notary Public For state OF Oregon
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-14

he put IN as the contract called for
lie then said. III Il d-m strange !
can't got along with youi ! don't have
any trouble with any other Inspector I
Then he went direct 20 the oiilcc OF
"A. NJ, smith and commenced u TRADE
of abuse against me about my action
at Harrison avenue, during which he
asserted according to tho statement
OF A, NJ Smith made IN his office, in
presence Of Ccmeilmen l.ehcck and
Hansen" tha, he had divided the
profits OF the extra work on the Sixth
and Exchange street drum, With me,
and had given me a cherk on the As
toria Savings hank for $40 as my
share, t,oodin also stated that hc did
not talk TO- or make any arrangements
with the committee, but that had
dono Il all AMI that his prizes for The
work was $40. After t'ooiin had ies
peated these assertions, Mr. smith IN.
sisted upon his making m affidavit TO
,hru, which Goodin did; this was on
January II, lp0d. Mir Smith did not
present this affidavit to the city council
at their next meeting, but kept II until
the meeting February 5thi when the
matter was brought up on request ot
MIR, Jens Hansen, and referred Ia a
committee ot three, Belland, Morton aud
Ieherk TO investigate and report, TN
the night OF February sth, City At
torney Smith, Bcllund and Morton, mel
in Smiths office, was not present
and had not been notified Of this meet
ing, but had been told by Belland that
the committee would meet Friday NNen'
ing February 9th, at the City Hall; At
this meeting ON February Sth, In A.,
NJ Smiths office. Smith induced Bel
hand and Morton to agree TO report
TO the council that City Attorney A. NJ
Smith be instructed to sue W, j, Barry
for so, which Coodin had said he paid
him. Mr.. Morton inormod me Of this
action the next day and upon m pro
test and explanation Of the injustice
Of such report, without giving me "A
hearing, he refused TO agree to It; and
Mr.. I.ebeck having returned to the city.
the whole committee met in Smiths
Office and made their report to he coun'
eli, that they had made no invcstisa
ton aud advised that the matter lie
left in the hands Of the city attorney
As Ihad made all arrangements for the
attendance of witnesses, al the meeting
whicl, | had been notified would be at
the city hall, on Friday night, ! oh
ected to this delay, but was assure d
BY the city attorney that he wou'''
hear any testimony had to oiicr, a''
would report at once. With this under
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-14

The following document, filed in the
office OF the Astorian last night, by Mr.
w. J. Barry, for publication, tells its
own story, and tells it very plainly, so
that he who reads win be at no loss to
understand this. the other side OF the
Barry .Goodin controversy. 1t Is de-
cidedly interesting matter and has the
yirture of legal attestation, as well;
Astoria, Feb. Is. 1906,
Editor Astorian;--In the matter OF
charges Of grating" preferred by W.
A. Goodin and brought before the city
council BY A. NJ. Smith, City Attorney
against W. J. Barry, which have been
given wide publicity by the daily press
OF this city, in justice TO myself, and
that the property owners and tax pay
ers Of Astoria may be fully informed A.
10 the animus prompting the making OF
said charges, so that they may Judge
intelligently as to tine truth of fal'ity
Of the same, | make the following sworn
statement, and request you to publish
it.
On the twelfth day OF October, 1905
/ was employed by the City Surveyor
A. S. Tee to inspect the construction
Of sewer on Thirty-ffth street for
which W. A. Goodin had the contrast
This contract called for the laying OF
3l2 feet OF ten inch terra Gotta sewer
pipe, the building OF a box drain ioF
said sewer, l3s feet in length, and the
building of a brick manhole at the in
tersection of Thirty-ffth street and
Franklin avenue; when | arrived al
Thity.ffth street / found there nifty
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-14
"THE MILWAUKEE,"

"Pioneer Limited" st. Paul to Chi
cago; Overland Limited" Omaha to
Chicago; Southwest Limited" Kansas
City to Chicago.
No train in the service Of any rail
road In the world equals in equipment
that of the Chicago, Milwaukee & st
Paul Ry. They own and operate their
own sleeping and dining cars and give
their patrons an excellence Of servic'
not obtainamlc elsewhere,
Berths in their sleepers are longer
higher and wider than in similar carr
on any other line. They protect theil
trains by the Block System. H. y
Rowe, General Agent, l34 Third street
Portland, Orc.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-14

nine lengths or lis feet, Of twelve.
inch sewer pipe that had been prev''
ously used but was for the most part
in good condition, asked W. 4. Good,
in what this pipe was for, and he said
he was going TO use Il in the sewer, !
asked him where he got the pipe and
he said she got il cheap told him
that the contract called for new ten
inch pipe and refused to allow him to
use the twelvcinch pipes upon inquiry
| was told by the teamster employed
by Mir Goodin that the pipe had becn
taken from Fourteenth street, between
Commercial and Duane, | notified the
owners OF the property on Fourteenth
street who had bought and paid Tor
this pipe as to the use Goodm WAS max
inc of il, Mr.. 4, A. Taylor, one OF the
interested parties who had paid ms as
>essment for this pipe when it was h'd
on Fourteenth street, had converse
ton with W. A. Goodin regarding It,
in which Goodin stated that \, NJ smith
City Attorney told him to take the
pipe. Goodin's teamster, MIR, HAY, also
informed me that he had taken lol
OF fourteen inch sewer pipe from
Twelfth street between Bond and Com
mercial, and hauled it TO Sixth and
Exchange streets. where Goodin had an
other sewer contract. At Sixth and IN
change | found twenty y.one lengths OF
fortv.two feet OF fourteen inch pipe
that had been used, notified +, A.
Fisher and Robt Carruthers, property
owners on Twelfth street that TINS pipe
had been taken by Goodin; MIR. Iarrn'h'
ers smoke TO City Attorney, \. NJ. smith
about this pipe aud was informed hy
A NJ Smith that the pipe belonged to
the city and that the property owners
had no right TO it. although they had
paid for il when the sewer ON l"elith
street was laid This pipe also re-
fused TO allow Mr. Goodin to use. lhe
sewer on Thirty,titth street was com
nletcd as lar q, the pipe laying was
concerned ~ 0.'nber, 9th l'o'
ur t,,<.Ain .heu commenced work On 'he
drain At Sixth anl Exchange streets
The s,,eeitleatsouz oH this work calico
for trisk maHhaia "A SlNiA ana IN
,han..e wooden mauhole at ftith ana
EXCHANGE. sad feet OF IA inch terra cot
IA nine. and bulkhead OF ! by IL
plank. 4 feet high. across the raNne on
Fifth street between Franklin ana
Exchange; upon examination OF this
bulkhead or dam, | found that 1t was
10 be built in the ravine where 'ne''
WAS at least or 10 feet OF SOFT s'u'h!
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-14

And harrasscd by bad cough' Use
BaIhrd's Horchound Syrup. 1t viii se'
euro YOU sound sleep and effect a
prompt and radical cure. Sold by Harts
Drug Store.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-14
". ]. BARRY SNEARS
Toa Few Pertinent Facts in Re-
lation to Mr.. Goodin,
AND THE STREET CONTRACTS

Very Interesting Data for Those Who
Have Been Paying Good Money for
Street Improvements-Attested, as
Was the Original Affidavit in the
Premises.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-14
AK anv "JAp" that you may see,

Ask any "JAP" that you may see,
"What the Gar, With Bear behind
had to climb tree.
The Yanks, God bless the Yanks, says
he,
They gave us Rocky Mountain Tea.
Frank Hart, druggist.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-14
Group.

Begins with the symptoms of n com
mon cold; there Is chilliness, sneezing
sore throat, hot skin, quick pulse
hoarsencss and impeded respiration
Give frequent small doses Of Ballarfl
IIorehound Syrup, lthe child will cry
for it, and at the first sign Of Group,
cough apply frequently Ballard's Snow
Liniment to the throat.
Mrs. A VIict, New Castle, Colo,
writes, March l0,l0O2:; / think Ballard
IIorehound Syrup q wonderful remedy
and 30 pleasant to take. Sold by
IIart's Drug Store.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-14

ground, and would hc Of no use IN re-
tanning the water coming down thr
rayinc aud turning il into tho drain as
the nature OF the ground was such that
the water would 80 under the dam and
continue down the natural ehahr W
the ravine though the lots owned by
James Talten, Q, H. Estes and William
Kelley. This reported TO the commit
tee ON streets, Mrssfs. Hansen, Stang
land aud Robinson and recommended
10 them that the drain he extended
about 40 feet up the ravinc and that a
receiving basin be constructed by oN,
ravatmg 10 the hard pan and putting
in wooden box "a feet long, Il tect
wide at one end. aud ) feet wide At the
other. = feet deep. Of 4 by Il plank, the
bottom to M = by II plank laid on the
hard pan aud filling in all around said
box and from il to the danl as shown
on the plans, The committee saw W, \,
Goodin and told him what they wanted
done and asked the cost, He offered
to do il for Sa5. This considered
reasonable and so reported to the com
mittec and they entered into an Ggree'
ment with Goodin to do the work My
estimates on this work were aS follows
200 wards exravating and filling,
at 10 cents ts....,,t.,,,,,,N N3hn
10 feet, Ii inch sewer pipe .,.,. A'h
l2O0 feet lumber ..,.,,..,.,, l3'"
Cement. nails, hauling .,,-,...,, ~"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-25
The rlarkets.


New Orleans. Sept g5-- There were
scattered light rains reported from
sections OF the western and cent al belt.
but the posting OF storm war ilne. cy-
cl1nic disturbance having been located
OF the wcstern coast of Cuba moving
northward gave cause To- apprehension
lest the storm strike the cotton belt and
distribute ha,vy rains owe. the south
ern etatar and while no effect on the
market was noted Il Sc med to check
the selling to "a certain -Ntent. which in
measure steadied the market up o bit
The movement to ports continues Of
comparative small PROPORTIONS. which
howeve-. charged to the W. nj OF an u-g-
ent export demand TO draw cotton from
the interior. Receipts at an ports today
estimated at $4,000. last year $1,000 year
before la-t 80. O00, since Friday about
81, ,000 one year ago 9s.00o ald i2S.OO0 In
1904.
We have authentic adv'co- iveethe-
less to the effect that tns movement at
primary points. especially IN the Missis-
sippi valley and Texas is picking up az
a lively rate. so mucf so that arrivals In
northwest Louisiana. in TIE Rel river
district are running about four times
as heavy as they were az this me last
Near Shreveport having received l,N4h
bales today. same day last year i6S and
the same is true OF the same territory
In northwest Texas where it was thought
the crop was very late congresses as
Honey Grove, Paris and C.arksvine hav-
ing received 1000 bales 20 date campnr-
ed with 1900 bales last year The pecu-
liar feature or the movement has been
the smallness OF receipts at Memphis un-
en- todey 2,0i2 against a55 one wear ago
ald as the crop in this particular dis
trict is reported bc the eariie-t in many
years as wel as one of the la42est the
light receipts can only be attributed TO
"a slick demand or 10 holding by farmers
These conditions naturally are promls-
tlg Tor a full perhaps very heavy
movement henceforth. october contracts
are ln process Of liqnidatio and while It
is not expected that many notices win
be issued here It is doubieul n the few
TO be circulated win be cared FOR, and
this ulfavorable circumstance might ap-
! ply TO conditions IN New Yo.x where
there Is a much larger stock on hand
about 1e,oO0 bales Of ccrtlncated cotton
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-25
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assumes and carload OF speeia scenic
and electrical effects
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O o o 0 o @ o 0 O o Q 0 O @ o {
o WITH THE SUFFERERS. {
o O o O O @ o o 0 0 0 Q O Q O

Charley shewmako Is quito seriously
in with an attack of Briehts disease.
The recent humidity of the atmos-
phere has caused Auditor Baxter 10 suf-
FER relapse and his rheumatic
symptoms are again preventing him
from being al his onioe today.
II had been hoped By the physician
oafng Tor Mrs John Hoover that she
might be able 10 sit up for a few hours
tomorrow. Mrs Hoover suffered a re-
lapse this moralng and Is quite ill
Mrs. !. W Oldham is n the sicS list.
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Alfalfa hay per ton 5000.
Alfalfa hay. by bale. 25c.
New prairie hay. per ton s. 90.
New prairie hay. per bais csc
Miilet seed. csc.
Corn. seed 66c.
Bral. Der 100 lbs. S6r
Chops, per 100 pis. 800.
Corn chops. per lo0 lbs. 1i.0e.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-25

About u O'Clock last nisht burglars
tried 10 enter the Hanenk al drug store.
326 West Harrison avenue by cutting
the window glass. but were f-ighteaed
away. The same parties. Il Is persumed.
wefe seen al an early hour this mondng
tryins to 9et a chance 70 ente' i room-
ing house on West oklahoma av@lue
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-25

The Hagenbeck people refused to
pay 500 for parading the streets, but
Mayor Duke stocd pat and they had
to give In TO the eity authorities.
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Mrs Magsie Paige, age i2 years. died
last night az the city hospital MS
Paige has been IN for several weeks. She
was Well known in Perry and was popu-
iar in her community Tho funeral SER
vice VIII De held tomorrow
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LOCAL POINTS

The injunction against the Rock
Iaiand Railway company, enjoining
the company from sending trains
across the reconstructed bridge at
The place Of the recent wreck near
Kinghsher WAC dissolved yesterday
by Judge Irwin
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A cold taken al this time Of the year
is generally hard 20 get rid Of but it viii
not be able 70 withstand Bee's laxative
H0aey aud Tar That wiz cure all colds.
coughs, Group, whooping cough etc. by
driving them ont through the bowels. II
yap have cold, try it and f not cured
get your monef back NJ opiats sold
by J. y. Wallace