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About The Columbian. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 1880-1886 | View Entire Issue (July 31, 1885)
2HE COLUMBIAN St.Heleo, Columbia Co., Or. 0TJ1TTY OFFICIAL PAPES FSIDAY, JTJLY 31, 1335. SUBSCRIPTION SATES, year, in adai-i......... ........ month " ...... mutlw ADVERTISING RATES: fOne s.piare (10 lints) first insertion.. Kacli avilwci?iit insertion $2'-00 1 00 .50 $2 00 1 00 E, .W.itS. Editor & Proprietor. The special .ar to contain the exhibit .of Oregon products which will be sent East by the Oregon State Board of Im liiyatn -wrll arrive in Portland about August 3rd, a:l will remain heu until August 17th. - Specimens of our fine crop of this year bhould be .sent from every part of .qur County, and should include grain, hay, and such fruits and vegetables as will hear shipment, and also coal, iron, and timber. Geo. V. McB.ride lias been requested by tlie State Board to collect and for ward samples of the products of the iCounty, and those of our citizens who cannot conveniently send direct to Port land, aae aequt sted to forward to Mr. JIcBride such "products they wish to .end. - 1 lis .car u ih,. samples of our products v i 1 1 be the best advertisement our Coun ty could have, and all who wish to at tract immigration to Columbia County should join in an effort to get up a tine i'xhibit of our various products and re sources. Medical Institute 'hr ?-Jawtlv?rne Medical aud Surgi cal Sanitarium, East Portland, is now in the charge of very successful and thor ough physicians. Invalids will find this a pleasant home, thorougly fitted up i-very appliances necessary for Jthe syc-vei-hful triticnt of patie.n.ts. No place y.i the country to-day is better adapted for the ho.se of invalids, .and under the charge of graduated practical physicians .recovery is assured in a short time.. Jlercury. Dr. A. B. ADA1IS, Examining Physician- rr. A. Ik Adams of St."Helens ir foruis uh that the "quack" Pr. Foot, Jr. Lsnow in Victoria, and that the "cut'' run in the Columbian at St Helens is hat of the genuine. Dr Fooie, that was fcitu'ply placed in the advertisement to "Jill up,"aiid that the 'Simon pure" went East -liter running the fraud out X)f Salt Laky City. Dr. Adams further more says that he is of the Monroe In stitute of lioriton, that since his gradua tion c jiue to" an end by the death of the head physician, and tbat the insticute Jocy.tfd ii Multnomah building has dis band d, aiA the physicians gone to diff erent parts of the State to practice. e!coim. Jnterestin Letter Trpm Mrs Adams. We make the following extracts from Mrs. Adams' last letter. They are taken haphazard. ' s Soutii Berwick, Maine. .. July 17 th. 1885. Deak Husband Esther had been here three months and felt she must go hoin after 1 caiae. The Doctorsaid Mother had good nurses in Esther and JIattie (Jo well, but our coming was the medicine she needed. It is the hardest work to get her to realize ihai she need not work-; it distresses Blanche to see her try to work when bhe is too weak to walk without a cane; but she gains some every cay. It is pleasant to meet and to greet' my old'" friends and relatives; pearly all on my side of -Jlio house have called, there are not many left. Of Es ther's fa nily I have seen only Albert; lie is at work here. The children are very happy here, on ly Birney ask$ every day now "When will Papa cp .h.;" he does not want to go back to Oregon but ha wants yeryjuuch to see "Papa." They did not seem so much fatigued by the journey as I was. Blanche was . quite sick one night, and djf not hit up for half a day, justsucli iuk days as she had at home sometimes; fehfi has been well since we arrived. Blanche hud a beautiful letter from Mrs. Godkin, reinailed by you from St. flelen. All call Birney "Jimmy" here. (fbp scenery here is more beautiful CO UMt ?!A than ever; the children keep the table decorated with wild flowers as beautifu' as those in Oregon, lilies of the valley tfce. JLc. The cars make up for the steamers. As this ne,w railroad is the Boston and Maine all the buildings are taken away at the Juticlum and no sta tion there nor.'. 15 trains jass in sight of the house cvry day -and I do .not know how many in the night, then new houses are built and farms improved since I left. Fruit and ornamental trees have grown; that elm at the end of the house large as those in the field but the poplars are almost dead. This place' needs man's labor and one that feelsai interest in fixing up things instead of sapping the place all the time. The young men, especially Mr. Wood som's son Ashbyand Mr. Brackett's sons have letn very kind to Mother, not leaving her alone nights all these years, when Uncle Elihu or Esther could not be lure, not for any reward but out of renpnt 'Or Iter and a natural kindness of heart. Mr. Brackett's two sous he has educated (they are both grad ates) besides paying thousands .of dollars of other people's debts. The butcher and Ashman call at the door, each once a week, and I remarked one day that the "beef tasted as good as that we got in Oregon. Esther said all the beef we get here comes in the cars from the West packed in ice. Albert's corn he planted looks better than any we saw on the route. Mother has one cow that gives milk, one horse that looks like Charley, only not so much white on his face, one yoke of oxen, the horse cost her $100. Joseph took the money she paid him for the horse and a bought a colt that he says is now tfyjrth 300. There was a young man and wife'had a tlozen large chickens in the carswith them, in a box, when we came, that they had brought from California There was no end to the cattle cars we rcuv .on the route. Uncle Libr.y has been a good Irottcr to Mother. Many prayers for yours and Arthur's health and prosperity. Kind regardsto my friends. Affectionately from M. E, L, A CORRESPONDENCE. Hood River, July 19, 1885. To the Editor of the Columbian- Wo have had three shifts in the weather since the big snow left us last about the .end of February. With the coaimenofinie&t of die njonth cf Match, warm $wd raild weather set 'in, with a pure and .cloudless sky, that -was more like summer than spring, and that soon before the trees and bushes had begun to bud A dry wind blowing in the"day time with cold and frosty in the night, caused the lands in a short time to'hard en, so that people that were not speedy enough to plow their ground, had to leave it unplowed; then as such weather lasted, two" months all seeding that was not well advanced began to fade with the end of April; others lost their pros pects on their wheat-fields. In the month of May the weather turned cold and cloudy, and garments which had been worn in the warm sum mer winds bad to be changed to some thing like an overcoat. Gardens would not grow, Gora that had sprouted and come up was yellowish and delayed in the daily pressing cold winds, which las ted nearly to midsumnMr. During all this time, about ten wcks or more, there was only one rain-shower; which had a good effect on spring seeding and planting. But as midsummer had passed, the cold days and cold winds passed too, and there wa3 a sudden change from cold to hot, not warm, such tempera ture as causes sunstroke in the East, the thermometer not being satisfied by stop ping in the nineties', but cljmbing up in to the hundred, and stopping there too for several days. On the Fourth of Ju lv, the thermometer down in Hood Riv er town stood a hundred and fifteen in the shade. But later and now the heat is slacking down. The dry winds how ever last. Wheat, rye and oats are harvested. Some farmers say that they have a bet ter yield than in the previous year. Corn-fields look pretty well and potatoes the same, of which latter there are great quantities planted, Mr. Purser, not hash ing less than twenty three acres ast year potatoes were so abundant, that in the spring they could be had for notlu mg. The fruit ihey say is premising as the buds were not mujh nipped by the frost last spring. A general complaint prevails over the valley about scarceness of money which is a fact. When there is no money the people are bound to resort to some meth od to get their wants and supplies. The primitive or Indian is the most common. The saying is when a person wishes a thing from another, "I have no money, but I can give you this or that," what he may have to dispose of. In the same manner work can be had if he be willing to take goods or stock in exchange, or in compensation. Game seems to be plentiful this sea son even if there was big destruction of many animals in the last viator's big colds and suows. JSeerAce so bold they come in among the .settlements. Ja tnc night they go iuto the corn-fields and other plantations Aoiind salt, licking the ground -vvlicre people have walked or been at work, and at (the same time dam age the crops but noc much. In the valley is another, smaller ani mal, a pigmy against a deer, that is the ground-squrrel or jjrqund iiog, or as they here commonly calliChem'diggers." The iligger is altogether a pest, against which all the farmers liaxe to i&iake war. They are so numerous, although thousands of them are killed yearly, they don't dimin ish, on the contrary this year they seem to have doubled in numbers. They are poisoned with strychnine mixed in soaked wheat, and put iu their tunnels underground where .they 'hue their hab itation. On their fagicg trips, which ia every day, they destroy everything of grain also corn, peas, onions, rutabagas, 1 cabbage, etc. They go'into the houses if thereMs'nobody in, into the barns and dreg away horses' feed, they go into the. dwelling-houses through the chimneys sr any other aperture wjhera they can creep. In the winter they Are .dormant under ground and in .hallow itjrees, but in the spring when iJie buow is melted'and the ear.th is tliawed. then they are alive a gain and commence their depredations. Very jrespect fully yours. Van Jounson. TJ. S. Landj. Office. reg on" City, Oregon, July 21, 1885. This office is now in receipt from tiie General Land Office of the official not ice of the Act of CopgBQSS, of J anuary 31st. 1885, declaring the. forfeiture of certain unearned lands granted to aid in the construction of a railroad and tele graph line from Portland to Astora and MeMinnville, ani filings under the Homestead, Pre-emption and other lawa if properly made, will now be allowed at this office. Under the provisions of the second section of said act, persons who on Jan uary 31st. 1885 were actual settlers in good faith on the re3tored lands claimed by them, and are qualified to make the entry applied for, have a preference right of entry, but such preference right must be exercised withn six months from this date If any such is not entitled to make entry under the HoRoesteiad, Preemption or oiher laws, ha jAy purchase within one year from the date of the Act, toAvit: January 31, 1885, not to exceeding 1G0 acres of land embraced in his settlement or occupation, at the price of $1.25 pei acre. Persons applying for the preference right of entry under the Howe-stead, Preemption or other general laws, or for right of purchase under the special pro visions of said Act, will be requred to prove their'actual settlement and occu pation'of the lands;so ilainird. Such proof must be made to the satis faction of the Register and Receiver, and may be by affidavit executed before them, corroborated by witnesses, setting' forth the date of settlement, tlie facts relative to actual occupation of the land, and the nature, extent a&d value of im provements. Final proof under the seUlament and improvment laws will be made in the manner provided under those laws re spectively, The pricc"of ail lands within the re stored limits is 1.25 per acre, but the same are not subject to sale at ordinary private cash entry. Im T. BARIN, Register,' Lanciall's Valley, Oregon. July 20th,, 1885. Major Dear Sir: I hayie Arrived safe to the promised land,' all well, in good spirits, and like the country. -1 am busy getting feed for winter. Land set tling up fast, crops fin?, work'.. plenty. If you don't send on the Columbian look out for a shingle in the afr. More anon. Yours truly, W. II. Copeland. Judge F. A. Moore has been appoint ed Commissioner of deeds for Washing ton Territory by Governor Squire, and has obtained his seal ready for business. Hon. S. L. Lovell has been to the land-offipo at Orpgon City for himself and others. He reports hfc brother Frank' little child as in the care of i'.s rrr nndiiinMior VT ra An m a Attention ! travelers J SMMOKAWA & CLATSKAHIE ! THE ELEGANT STEAMER MANZANILLO LEAVES MORRISON STREET wharf every alternate morning at 6 o'clock (Sunday excepted.) On Mondays and Fridays for SKAMOJvAW A, and Wednesdays for CLATSKANIE and wayside landings ; returning Ttfflsd&ys, Thursdays and Fiidays. PEOPLE'S FREIGHTING- CO., C. Bureau, President. A. S. Foster, Sec. and Tre&s. v5n44 Notice for Publication. Lai OmcE at VAxrotivm, W. T. July 21et. 18X3. Notice is hereby triven that the follnwing natnel settler ha filetl notice of hia intention to make final prof in support of his claim, aud that said proof will be made before the Register aud Receiver at Vancouver, V. T. Tuesday, September 8th. lSS:"), viz: (.Seorge Marsh, JldDiestejvl Application No. 23(i4 foi the North i of South W. I of tit Sec. 10, Tp. N. J&. ? W- He names the following wituentses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of said land, vizi D. F. Howard of Stella, W. T. v. tj. aiowrey of " Fred Miller, of ' John WohL Cf ( FKE1). V. SIVVULIXG -Ilesistsr, von.MJul 24 HAWTHORNE SANITAR8UM. At Jast a use has been found for tlte well known and valuable proptcy left by the late Dr. J. C Hawthorn, known as tbni asjlum buildings, in East Port land. Two physicians "who come with the best credentials, Drs. J. B. Philips and Edward Bailey, have taken the buildings and ground and converted them into a medictl and surgical saniia rium naniiii"; it for the late owner the "Hawchorn Sanitarium. " The location ' and buildings are well known to all cit izens and requre no description. The sanitarium is situated on high ground and most admirably adapted to the pur pose for which it is to be used. It is a rolling tract of land of about one hun dred acres that slopes on all sides from the buildings, dius a (fording perfect drainage, leaving no chance of malaria from, stagnant water or other deleterious deposits. There .Are a number of living springs of the purest and sweetest water in the world right on the tract, that fur nish a never fouling supply of delicious cold water. The grounds are laid off in to leautiful groves, poolifie gardens, etc. The sanitarium has a capacity .f four hundred beds, and will be furnished with all the modern healing appliances, such as baths, of all kinds, oxygen inha lations, health lifts, movement cure. etc. The whole place has been lefuodeled rooms .enlarge'd and the establishment will be ia charge of eastern genilemen of large experience, It will not- only be a Jsrst-cla&s private hospital, but an a greeable home for invalids who may re quire careful treatment and dieletic in struction and regulation under compe tent scientific supervision. ' The mana ging physicians have au office in this city in the Labbe building at tlie corner of Second and Washington. strcets.-2Vfc-grani. ' . COUNTERFEIT ?IRESEXT5JEXTS Of our leloved oheiare always treasures. We should miver -delay in securing them while we can ; and to those of our readers who visit Portland, we would say, do not return without visiting - the San Francisco Gallery, S. W. ?orner First and Morrison streets, and getting your photographs taken, you may not have another opportunity to secure a perfect likeness and a highly tinished pictures. Most centrally located. We have received "Baby's Primer" published by D. Lothrop and Company, Franklin Street, corner ot Ilawley, Bos ton, Mass. This is a book to delight the little ones. Kobody knows how to please and instruct them a-? well as D. Lothrop and Company. Hon. John II. Mitchell has formed a law partnership with Ralph M. Dement. There rooms will le 1, 2, 3 it i Kamm's Building, North East Cornei Front and Pine Streets, Portland, Oregon. They have a law library of over 5000 volumes just arrived, the finest and most compre hensive law library yet in Oregon Mr. Mitchell has sent .an advertisement to the Columbia? which will appear next week, O. W. COLE. P. A. MOORE. JJ00RE & Q0LE, Attorneys and Counsellors St. Helx, Oregon'. Will practice ia all the Courts of Oregon and Washington Territory. " - vrn44 , THE UNIVERSAL FAMILY SCALE is an .INDISPENSABLE ; Hossehold Article. : Will last a lifetime, accur ate, no weights to loose, always ready, easily un derstood, occupies little space and is the cheapest Beto tor 16 pjun IixranLmo Cmcrxa. v ' I. S. SPENCER'S SONS, OTJILFOBD, COIflf. ALWAYS HANDY STOYE SHELF. -MO STO COMPLETE WITHOUT ONE. L!?ht and Strong, or- and exceedingly useful in warming dishes, etc. FITS ANY SIZE PIPE, , Ask your hardware dealer for ono or send to ua for Circular. L S. SPENCER'S SOUS, n w International ' Hotel, Comer Third and E Streets, PORTLAND, - - OREGON. Our f.icilitlt-H are such thatwe defy competition. Ihu is the lai irwi. al.niost respectably : fcopt Hotel iu the Northwest. - : Board and Lodging $1.00 per day. j MEALS 25 CTS., LOJXSJXO,&5 & 30 jCTS.' FREEEBUSSTOAHD FROM THE HOUSE. fFNo Chinese Kmploywl.Tt'i 32. LEVISTON, Propria tor. O ULAKK, Aycnt. v."n!4 $2003000i X FIIESEXT C.1VK.V A WAY. Semi 5 Cents pos- t't Lra ntt 1 1 i in 'til i s "v ' J j that will btart you in work-that will at once hring yoiwin nmuoy (aster th:ui ftuvthin else .in Amer .ica. AH about the S200,0Cip .in jeuU with each box. Agents wanted everywhere, ofjeither SCX. of all .lsjos. for all th. time, or mi.-i.ro. tiinp mli. to wuk for ns at their own homes. i'or- ses tor u!l workers alwolntely asanretl. JJJoii t Uelay. Jl. llALLET & Vo., I'ortlaud, -MaiiiCi JOjanly SHERIFF'S SALE. State of Oreoa trovpty ji ooiuiiiuuii l js.s. ly Tirtueof a riecioeaiKi onler of sale issued out of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Columbia to me directed, in favor of S. A. Mi,les and against Harnett I'opejoyt Emily lejoy and Die bowman tor the sum of six hundred eihr.y fc-ix and .27(0So. 27) dollars in U. S. Cold Coin rt.k interest thereju at one per cent per month from the 7th. day of May,;1885, and the (further .MVi of tifiy (A-V3.00) Dollars as attorney's lee, also the sum of forty live and -!K) dollars owta and sve critiiitf costs, coinniajidin-? me to niakesae of the followintr dec;ibed real preituty to wjt: The South W'ett oae quarter of th4 Soutii Kivst one quarter & the South iLjt oyei quarter the South f West one quarter, all in Section fifie-'n and also the North otte half of the North West one quarter of Section Tweutjvtwo (22), all of the said alwe de.-crjbed real estate situate in Township Three (3) North of Kan,re Two (2) V. of the W ill. Meri.iian, and containing 1(!0 acres of land more or less, acoonliiif,' to Governnieiit survey t-Jether with tfhe tene ments, hereditaments ad apjmrteKanCerf there unto beloufjiiipr or ijj ay wise appertaining, all beinK situate iu Columbia county, State of Ore gon. I duly levied uim.h said premises .on the Hitch, day of May, 1S.S". Now ui puikuauceof said decree and onler of sale, I will on Saturday the 27th. day of .Tune, 1S85, at the hotu- of One o'clock P.M. of said day at the Covi-t : 1 1 oue do-r in said comity and state ell the above-described real -"property at public auction to the highest bidder therefor for cash to satisfy said decree ana order ot sale, interest and costs Dated Mav 2!th, l.ss.1. T. C. WATTS, Sheriff of County, Oregon. viaJ3may2,J Columbia Notice for Publication. Laxd Office at'Okeoox Cm, Oukoox. " June! (5, 1SS5. Notice is -hereby - given that the following. uaned settleir has filed notice f Lit intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the County Judge or County Clerk of Columbia County at St. Helens, Oregon, on Tuesday, July 2ist., 1SH5, viz. Elijah Wingert, Homestead Entrv No. Tim tor the N f -S. E. 4 N. i.f N. V I of Sec. 26, T. N.'I!. 2 W. ' ' ! He names the following witness t provt bis continuous residence upon, and uulUvation of, said land, viz: B. F. Neer, Albert SefFert,". Tames Hudson ami f hos. Thouipcon, all of Columbia Count v, Ore yon. Post-oti.ce address of all, KalaniiV, W. T. L. T. T.AKIN, Kegister. v5n45jnll2 j Notice for Publication. JjAiD 0-cfi..T Onr.coN' CjtV OrkcvW. Jiuie 10, iss.". Notice is hereby given that the I following uamed settler has tiled notice of his intention to make final provt in support of his jclaiin, and that said proof will be made before Kegister nnd Keceiver U. S. Land Oifice at Oreg n City, Ore gon, on Tuesday. Aug. 11th, 1S.S.", viz: Cassiua W. Peck, HoMuL-tecil Entry No. 41t4 for the S. W. I of Sec. S-i'i'. 5 N. It. 5 W. He names the loiiowing witju-.sses to prove m continuous residence inon, and cultivation of, said laud, viz: i M. G. Carter, Charles Plowman, Jndson Weed and W. I'hbuan, all of Veinonia,! Columbia Count. Orei on. i L. T. BAI1IN.I liegister v5a47jul2G Notice for Pi'BLiCATijox. Land Office at OnEfiON CiTt. Oiegon Jujie loth, bSS.". Notice is hereby gjven tht the j folJiving pameti settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his jelaini, am that said proof will le made before the County Judge or County Clerk of Columbia County at St. Helens, Oregon, on Monday Aug, 3. lSS."i, yiz: Jacob Filtniann Homettead Entiy No. j."9)i for theK. Vcf S. K, i and S. of N. E. 1 of Sec. 2T, 5N. K. 3 W. lie qaiuet the following witnesses to prove his Continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz: J ' Thomas Thoiipson, John Archibald, L, -.-trclij-, bald, and James Patterson, all of Colujubia Countv. Oregon, post oilice aldressi of al;'Ka-' lama, W. T. J . . L. T. P.ARIN, Register. V5n40jual0 i STOVES aii(J HEATERS, AIR WARMING ORATES, SCnOOL ROOM DEATE5S. Each combiniog tbe Radiation nnd Vent'.Iaion of an opem u vith tbe operation of a TAiut ai i-cnsACB, also Parlor and Cook fitovrt, Ranges, I-tlPEJIIAI. Fl'HXACESj' Ac. Circulars mailed on application, j : THE SAYHOND FUS1IACE Is WQ. CO. 7Q Beekman St. N. Y. City. U, S. LAND OFRCE. OIJEGN CITy, OKEfiON, April 21 lSiC. K. C. Mastenm.vle Caah Entry No. 2C:;S, Aug. 10 1883 of the-S. W.iof Sec. 32, T. (i N. II. 3 W. under the. Act of June 3, 1S7S, alleging that the land is chiefly valuable for its tiinler, and unfit for cultivation; that the application to purchase said land wan not made for speculation, but for his own use and benefit, ami that he had entered into no agreement, directly or indirectly, I y which, the title which he might acipure to said land from .the Government ttujht mure to any other person. ( )n Jan'y 22, 18S1 Special Agent James A, Mc Cormick, rejxirted to the Hon. Commissioner of the U. S. General Land )Hiee at Wishington, 1). C, that: he had male a personal examination of said entry and found that the same was made at the instance of one Dr.' E'. A. Jones who w ac 4ively epgaged in oltaining laiid for the Colum bia Flume ,and Lumber ; Co;itiny and that the proofs of the, entrymaji's witnesses, John 11. Frierson and Nathan Nichols of Clatskanie, Ore gin, were obtained by said Jone;and that the land, although heavily tunln-red, does not belong to the class of litnds subject to sale under said Ai:t, beeause when cleareil, lands of the Fame kind in the vicinity are productive. and adapted tt farming and dairying purj Miser. The Hoy. Commissioner of the (eneral Land Office, has, therefore, instructed the Register and Receiver of this office, to ortter a hearing with a vie v to the final determination of the facts in the case. Li accordance with said instructions, such hearing is ordered to be Ii.kI at this ofllce on Monday, July (, JKS." at 10 o'cloj- A. MM ainl the said . C. Matteu or osiy j.rty in inter est are liereh cited to ajipear at this office on said day at said time, said entry will be finally cancelled. L. T. P.ARIN Register. G. PILSUURy Receiver. 4-rMi3HnJL U. S. LAND OFFICE. OREGON CITY, OREGON, April 21 lo.C. William J. Waikermade C.-vsh Entry No. 201I.S, Oct. 10 1883 of the S. W. of Sec. 35. T. !N. R. 3 W. under the Act of June 3, alleging that the land is chiefly valuable for its timber, and unfit for cultivation; that the app!" ution to purthase said land was not amide forefni dation, but for his owii use and benefit,, aud that he had entered into no agreement, directly or indirectly, by which, the title which he might acquire to said land frc ni the Government might inure to any other' person. On Jan y 17, 1KS4 Special Agent, James A. McCormiek, reported to the Hon. Commissioner of the U. S, General Land .Office at W ashington, 1). C., that: hehalmade a personal examination of said entry and found that the iiitryiuan's proofs were obtained by the Colurnlria Flume and Lumber Company, the witnesc being John H. Mahar and Alexander M. liiady of l'ortland, ()reron; and that the lajid, although heavily timbered, does not lel.g to the clrws of Lmd subject to sale under said Act, because wheij cleared, lands of the same kind in the vicinity are productive and adapted to farming and dai rying purposes. The Hon. Commissioner of the General Land Office, h;s, therefore, instructed the Register and Receiver of this office, to orJer a hearing with yiew to the final determination ..f the factsin the case. Iu accordance with said in structions. Kueh hearing is ordered to be Ii.kI at this office on Friday, July 10, 18HT, at 10 o'clock A. M., ajjd the said William J. Walker and any and all persons in interest are hereby cited to appear at thin office on said day at said time, and respond and furnish ti-stimonv conr-ruiug said entry. FAsid if the said William.). Walker or any party in interest, shall fail to appear at this office at said time, -.said entry will be finally cancelled. ! L. Tj P.ARIN, Register. J. G. PILSRURY, Receiver. v5n30ml i NOTICE- After Aj.ril lOtli, No Credit will -e given except by fjM.'cial contract, and in no case longei fcan 30 day.s. j u. s. land offecz. ORE(U)N CITY, OUKfiON, Aps il , ir, NajK.leon Ifornstein lu.-l.le Cash t"'itry No. 2110, Nov. 3, 1S83 of tle N. E. i of Sec. 2C. T. (', N. R. 3 W. under the Act of June 3. L-7S, al leging that the land is chiefly valuable for its tim'er, and unfit lor cultivation; that the appli cation to phesae saidu laud was not u.ade for siieculatiou, but for his own use and lic-nefit, and tliiit he had entered'into no'agreemtnt, diiectiy or indirectly, bv wluVh, the title which lie might acquire to said land Utnn the Government might inure to any other person. On .fan'y 17, 1884 Sje:ial Agent, James A McCormiek, rejtorted to the Hon. Commissione. of the I. S, General La -id Office at Washington, I). C, that: he hod made . personal examination of said entry aud found that the same was made for speculative purjioses. the entrymen I wing at date of application a number of the Columbia Mume and Lumber Comp iny of To-tlnid. tu-e-gon, which company obtained the testimony of Ids witnesses, John 15. Mahar and Alexander.)!. P.rady of Portland, Oregon; and that the land, although heavily timbered, d.ies not belong to the clas vt lands subject to sale under said i-t, 1h -ciinse when cleared hinds of the same kind iu the vicinity are productive and adapted to farming and dairying purM)ses. j The Hon. Commissioner of the General Land Office, has, therefore, uislructed the Register ami Receiver of this office, to order a hearing with a view to the final determination of the factsin the case. In accordance with said instruction?, such hearing is ordered to be haul at this office on Mon day June 8. 1885 at 10 o'chick A. M., and the said Napoleon Homstein and any and all persons in interest are hereby cited to appear at this office on said day at said time, and resMnd and furn ish testimony concerning said entry. And if the said Na-ole.n ILirnstein or any party in in terest, shall fail to appear at this office at said time, said entrv will be finally cancelled. L. T. PAR IN, Register. J. G. PILSRUR Y, Receiver. v.n3fnnl i Notice for Publication. Laxo Okfick at VAXcorvKii, W. T, I T 1 Oil I Tul. Ktl- Notice in hereby given thai the following named sett'erhas tlltd rutice of his intention to make final proof in supjxirt- of hjs claim, and that said proof will be made before the Register and Receiver at Vancouver, W. T., on Friday, August 28th, 188T, viz.: Jacob SchwarU Home stead Application No. 4043. for the S. enst i of N. W. , the N. K. of S. W. 1 and W. A of S. W. of Sec. 34, Tp. 10 N. R. 1 W. w.im lie names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence ujuui, aud cultivation of, said land, viz: i J. N. Carlson. of Silver Iako, W. T. Frank M. Jarnot Fretierick Geisler, George F. White, FRED. W onoljul24 of of of SI ARL1NG, Register. -THE- MICHIGAN SCALE IU o oat Combines many Scales in one lVithvn 1.1I..4I Ao Loose T'clrhts to get Lost or Brok At llfllfAMHlw 1 4 A W. iu j Afcuraio ai uaraoie. The BEST and MOST conven- Dill OCB1R ftUAr Inunntart Itivelv unsnusllArf e Oy. Portability I and rncn Af canaetv. : . J msk your dealer for them, or send for Illustrated Catalogue. MICHIGAN SCALE CO,, ICALAMAZbO, MICH. til 1 . I is irom uz. 1 ,1 Chan.- t w A f! R SFMTr s N Tho DEOT in tho World i : J crD kvO cm Dvt tout Beam. White lire ierotei tkelr llret to tbe ttnay of dereloplag; the Seed Orgaa, the jenlor baring manafactared Org ant for 86 jean. "iiinnni f" m v nt UUllfluLL ?v Jvr rl"iif OVER 8Q 8TYI.EB la Baying an ORGAN don't be led into purchasing one tkat contains a great ARB A T OF STOPS . and FEW EEED3 but write to a cj RELIABLE or Slanufaoturoif who will f Ornish Ton at even let money Jlrtt-ckus CROAN. t2T StopexoBt but A tew cents each. Write for our CATALOGUE and diagram showing; construction of the INTERIOR of, ORGANS, SENT FREE TO ALL, nd AGENT'S DISCOUNTS allowed where we tiave no Agent. ' Wilcox a White Organ Co. MERIDEN, CONN. U. S. Land Office ORKGON CITY, OR KG ON, Aj.ril 21, IKK.", Alfred liurr lusuie Ca-h Kntrv Jo. 20W, St t 1883 of tiic-N. W. I of Stc. If, T. O N. R. 3 V under the Act of .Tune 3, 187, all( K"f" tliat the land wohit-fJy valuable fur it timber, and unfit fir cultivation; that the api'lication to iurcliane aid liuid mil not made for ept-culation, but for his own use and benefit, and that ii hfd entered into no aijreenjent, 'directly or indirectly, by wJiich, the title which he might acquire to ha id land from the Government miht inure to any other perxon. ' On Jan'y 11, 1S4 H.ec'.u. A nt, Jaint-9 . McCcrmick, r.orted to the Hon. Cinuriin.i.nr of the U. S. General Land Oilice at V UMliiiitnii, 1. C, that, he hail made a iei-8iiial examiuaii in of t-aid entry and tound that the tame wiw iuade fur speculative jiurpoBCiJ, the entr.Miien litin at date of hi application a member of the Columbia l-'himeaiid Lumber Cfjnpruiy of Portland, Or-g-on, which company tbtainel the .testimony of his wituetwen, Jhn R. JJdiarand Alexander AL Itrady tf Portland, Oreynn; and tliat the hunt, although heavily timbered, do.n in.t ibelmi to the clan :f !ajtl.-4 ubj ct to Kale under Biiid act, bi.-cauK ivtan clvarid, Iat.d of tlie name kind in the icinity :.re i r J it-live ami ajl.vptrdto ur(n imj and dairying pui-j-N.-H. The Hon. C' inTaisi )ii'.T 4f the ! neial Land Of'-ce, ban, th'ieftv, iiiMtmcted the '' pirlei nnd J.'Lvtiver of tl-.in ir4f:.--, to oii..-r a hearing with a vL-w t tltt: linal dc-lelli: iuation of the fa-tt n tin; t.iFc. In acconlar.ct withftaid i:i-tnu l i..tin, Mticli hoiii:; i-J old. n il to Jih h:,d at thin ollii.e on Wedn.-t-luv, 2b R-.f.' at lU o'clock A. Jl., ani Alfred Duirand any and all ernoiK in intelest are hireby t-it- I to -ipx-ar at thin of ; i.:.- on ki. id drt.v ii t M-.id time, and niHiid und ftii-nih t-siimoiiy c' ' in in' k.i id ntry. And .f thv'M.id A if ltd P'tiiroi j.uy p;ity in intercut, Hhall fil .toapiwar at this oilice at i.aid tioM , KidJ L. T. J'.A-'IV R.-.iHter. .T. G. PILSLl'RV lUis iver. v.ru,r,:mi U,:S. LAFJD OrFSCE. ORKGON CITY. ' RIIGON, Aj.iil 21 1 Donald Jlaeknir.iniodo Cii.-h I nti V No. 21 OH, 'ct.2:'', isx.iirt the A. '.', ..f Sec. :2, T. 0 X. K. 3 VV. under the Act of .?i:n- j.s, ull.in that the land in .- i. i'l.v ,ali.a! in for it timber, n I unfit for cultivation; thut the upplicntioit to purthai- f i d hi ii I v.'H. ii.tiii;K!e f -r Hpi-culation, !-iit for l i.- 4.yi u.-ej b n--(it. i.ii-I that he had eiiU r il i lit.- n. a.;r Ui -tit, dir--il- or iudin-ctly, lv v bicli. the title which lie mndit acjuire to Kaid bill. t from the Ji eii.iu-. lit m.lit inure to itll o! JtT H-r0l. On J.ui'y 22, lHM.S,.tcial A sent. JanitK A. JIc Con.'iick, report etl to tl.e iii'ii, C'omiiiii'Kioncr ot toe I. S. Oiueiid Lund Oiiice nt " a!in-toii, 1. (,'., that: be had made a ci s.iia!-aiuinatioi of K.iM , fitly and fou;id thai the H.-uoe wa miule f. i .-.pcculat ive pu i p!Kt . the -iitr loan bein at date of'apiiieatioii to enter, a member ot the Co. 'uinl.i.i Flume aud Lumber (JompMiy of lrt Sinivl.fOi''on, company obtaiiiol the testimony of hi - itn-SM'-F, John R. Mahar and Alcxaiid. M. I'.r:idy of I'oil'ajtd, .'Oregon; and thut the land, although heavily t imbi i t cl, doen not l-)oii t.) the cla.M of hiiidi mibject to Kale under Kaid Act. 1 ecatife when cleared, h'r.iirt .f tin? ame Kiuil, in tlie icinity are prluctike.r.iiiadaptett to f.-irminji and ihtiryiii'r mrjx'fcs. Tlie Hon. Couiiiils-i: n.-r of thf ( b n-ial Land Oi'Iii-e, has, theref(ie, intn-i'ted tlie lo u-i-Lt r and Rcctiv-r of this ott'ee, to order a hearing rtitli a vtv to the final determinal i..ii'..f the fac'a in tin. c:ue. In ticcontancu w iih t-aiil iiiNtructioiiH, imcli hearing- in ordered to be hnI at tl.U otlice u 'Ve.lne.Mlay, July 1. IS. j t K o'el.k A. ! Jl., ;iid t'teiciid l)oiiaid -Mucl.i nzi .- ai:.l any and al j-ersons in interot are hereby rit.sl t a)pe.irat t!i.!i Mife t n nU tay at nuid time, ni"' hhu and f:lv.ili testimony oiiecminy aid And if thevaid Donald Macktuie or any pn'e in intereMt, thull fail t appear at ttiw o!h aid tnij nuid entry wiM b- (in-il!v cancelledt .1 L. T. t'.AiilN ReKUtoWi J. G. PiLSRl'tiV, Recc iv v."n.i!)uil JVlld x Cent f f.ir poU ;,', and Ij receive lie.-,1 a-Lj-trttly b.o: of Mii wnicn w iit tielp you to more money il.dit auay thau any thin v.- ele in thU woil.1. All, of either n-x, suc ceed from first hour. Tlie brujd road to fortune 'pen.- ltt-fo-re the worker, al-H.;lutJv Hiire.l At once addreM Tyt E & Co., AuKUtu, Maine. I thu HACI1P 0 V HOU8B PUMP, COPPER OK STEEL LIMED, Capacity, fj OaUona per minute. The Easiest Worklngancf Most Powerful DoubleAotlns PUMP Ever Produced. TMs U m Mitkil anA mwitM Fore rraMa; voter icl upptr Utnht and tuppWS A POWERFUL I FIRE ENGINE. ALL DEALERS SELL TH EM. Bend for our Budtret. coDtalclrgr prtcwi ot tneso Pumps ana otner useful artlclea. Gleason dt Bailey M'fg Co. L'd BKnICA WAUUBt n. I. I 4 TV'- i