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About The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 9, 1891)
"THE OREGON MIST. Ilnftrd Mute anil Cuuttty Offlelul PHper. Ht. Hkijcnh. OoTohkh I), iNttl. 1 LOdvt AND GENEUAt Li.. H.iy your drug at a 'gur t,rl, More. s 1( yon want the ucws of Uio coiinly road Tim Mist. ,. .- ' itUin-.t wk for jiicju . iitcxluoo. ' Mm. K. B. LIUV, wovl into l.or ww liom al Hiillon lust Friiiuy. - Wliy go to 1'urlUii'l hii you can buy jut m tliunp t I'""10' Mr N. E. I'1mnn lm Iwn sulTor ing a sprtuus lllmnm during the wuok. TU Kuv. W. 0. Wise will prwiich in Ht. Ht loin Sunday uot at 7 : .'10 p. m. Horn To tint wife of Grovsr dnse laud, hi New York, on October 3, a dmiKliUir. Purveyor Mulo bus bn down in tlio vicinity of Muygar this weokdoiu some work. Iluy your ach'tol book at tlio drug loro, Ituli-m id llitor free. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. BhckIo, of (Jillton, ttteailod (lie county svsalon ut Hi .UlHHCOHtMintUlt WM)k. Bacon's farmers alliance store Is always iuilid with tho bout good in tlio nittrkot. Attorney J. N. Poarcy, of Kelso, IVasli.,' was lu Uiwn Wednesday on lgul busluiws. Wltcn in tucd of drug- call on Hons, lib slock In fresh ond pure. ItjwUi K'ooklo hits Imhjii rory tick fur wtiiie time but la reported some butter itl prexent, Jumna Muckle went over on Hie Cowocmnn, C'uwliti county, Wash., 5'u.tuid-y, to took ufter logging matter. An cnjoyaWa dmico wad given at tlio rcfidmice of Mr. Amos Slavens, of .Hilton, last Thursday niglu. The Unioa Paoille i nndeavoring to nmke rrnK'nienti with tho Jfoitliorn wuur by Ilia former will ruu it trains into Tavotim over tlio latu m track. Mr. Mary Dickey, of Lono Rock, ii visiting at the homo of 'her imroiit, Mr. and Mrs. J. It. lieegle, of Oillton W'hcu in rt. Helena attending clr cnit Hirt u p into Tin Miht oflice mid bavo your name enrolled as one if our regular ubcrilr. Married At the ril'uce of M. llurlingamo in Ht. Helena on IMtolwr 7th, by M. Uurlingmiio, Anna Caroline Amleraoii mid (iravers NeiUeu ; oil of Columbia county. Article of incorporation of the Ver-! m-mit a'Miiliiiigt'o.,wer0 lileil with (he wittily cterk Wednesday, with O. I IImII. Charles !vis, Dave Davis hiisIW. II. Il'iulim aa incorporators. The o..pitl slock is .'iKX) at HOO a diuru. Visitor to the exposition will find tilt) 81 Charles lloltjl KeataurHlU first--liii in evnry respect. Menls 23 cents. HI Clmrles Hotel Imililiorf, Front aud MrtiM)ii stwls, rorilsml. Notiw After Friday, October, Oth the Manminillo will not muko regular trips, and on Moinlay tho O. W. Hliaver will go vi Wustport, Hkuniok wa and Cdlhlamet. ' Weani miittUo stale Hint the parties who tk a double and single block and tackle from the MiHon quar- lesaro knowii.Biul if they will return (ha same tin y will save trouble and xpeuo. Mine Collins, who is teaching the Oilltoii school, met with quite a serious accident on Fridtiy last. Khe was thrown from a wukou slrikinx on her itoiUdr and face, biuisiag them quite badly. Tim Chilian steamer, Itnta, whose name la familiar to every American eitixen, Jias been released on bond by the t1nitel rttaU-s court at Han Diego, Cal., and nailed last Huuday for Val paraiso, Chill. The Portland b iseball tean of the Iscirta Northwest league won the pen liaHt tliia Mason, the series closing at 1'orlUtHl last Sunday. The percent 4igo of the different kams of the liagne i- ns follows: Portland, fI)2 ! HokMiio, 670 i Seattle, 4M, nud Tscornft 387. MHikau wou the pennant last year. Mr. R. P. Orshsm, of Marshland, who Iihs Iwon in the law olfloe of Moore A Cole, of this pluce, for the past two years, goes to Portland this week wlairo he will begin a course of two yours' studv iu the Porilund luw nchm.l. Tlio best wishes of Th b M ibt . go will) hint. Many years practice have given 0. JV.Hiiow A Co., KoliciUr of Patents, at WsHhington, 1). C, unsurpassed success in obtaining patents for all :,ksse of Inventions, They mskq a siy-ciiiUy of rejected eases, and have secured allowance of many patents that bad been proiouly rejected. Their advertisement in . another col iiun, will be of interest to inventors j.atenlcuo, manufacturers, aud nil who liuve to do with patents. Tliero is some one, or several differ ent ones in this community who are iu tho luihit of' taking other peoplis' homes out of their barn at night and riding thorn several miles and turn them loose loeome home agaiu. This itmo old tiink was reiwaleJ with Mr. uick' horse Monday night. Much notions are i brtmch of common de- 4umcy tlutt no goutlomuu should be jgutlty of. Tfie Iniiislico of jiwlitio was nov more Ntrikiiurly illustrnled than whii Judge Taylor, of the clrouit ooutUol ClaUop county, sentenced' John II. Johuson, for tlie ioreeuy of two pul iiiou of tho aggregato value of t2to three years in the penitentiary. Too iudiui, in pHBHiiiii sentence eommentc upon the former uood character of Johuson and said that thtt intensified the enormity of Uio offense. It wa Judge Taylor wjio sontenoed "Bandy" Olds for the crime of taking a human life, to one your In the penitentiary. 'Consistency, thou art a duinyj" Cutliii(uit tiaxetU), . . The most ttlrsctlve thing about the Hllisboro Duinocrat lust was. the owl painted red with Wall Ur.s. In its center, . Dr.' V. II. Morse, formerly of this place but now a practicing physician rf Hiilcin, viiited relntlves aud old friends In Ht. Helens on Haturday and Huadity last. Ht.. Helens has been wall rrprsAitod at the exixmition tliis week. Koon the exposition will be over and once moro our streets will atMiiine a buituiess ap pearance. ,.. V ' Cooper's thrcHhlng machine finished up the Reason's work at Mr, Josiah Konklo's place on Hcnppooe bay yes terduy after a run of forly eight days Mr. Cooper say this Is the longest run he ever made, and that the grain is bolter limn the average. The potato crop in this county, while it is very Rood, yet it is a little short of expectations. The vines are very liirge and houliby looking, but on examination in moat cases it is (ouud thai the yield is not iu propor tion to the growth of the tops. Pota toes, tuking tho state over is good yield and are liable to be cheap this fall. A meeting was held at Cl.ttskanie for the purpose of devising some plan to open the Clutskunie river for driving swings. Mr. Norman Merrill of Clats kanie. was nominated and elected chairman and II. Koichardt, of Apiary, secretary. The practicability of con structing aUttin or asms wssnisoussed with enthusiasm. Upon motion ol itr, Hall a oommiltse of throe, namely : N. Merrill, 0. Anderson and It. Koichardt, was sppointod lo exsmine the stream and report upon the most practicable locution for a dam, u)o an etiinsie as to the probublo cost of conatruction of nam, removal ol obstructions etc. Within a reasonable time a meeting is to be called by said committee for further action. A UilOS A i KAH. boiler? anil I'rise Hohemes Used to Mell Alum and Atuiuoula Halt, lug Powders. A New York concern, manufactur ers of an ammonia baking powder boasts that its yearly profits are over a million dollars. While, perhaps, none of (he makers of alum powders indi vidually can ohow so largo earniugs yet their profits are enormous. A business so profitable, will always attract to itself those wjiomi greed will cause them to utterly disregard the effect their tralllc may have upon the health or life of others. Alum buking powders are introduced laigtdy by gifts, prises aud lottery schemes. A pieco of glassware or China, a child's wagon, sled, a pewter poon or some other article of attractive appearance, but ol small intrinsic value or cost is given with each purchase or a number is at tached to the can which entitles the cimloiiier to a similarly numbered arti cle or to a piUe of some kind. It is in some such way as this that the tr.ido iu slum and smmouia baking powders, which has now attained such giant proportions snd their consumption by the public which has reached an ex tent which is truly alarming. The highest authorities of all coun tries condemn the use of alum in bread without reserve. In America the most dlFlinguiohed physicians, chemists and hyuicnlxts have declared Hint the IrtUllo in alum bak ing imwders should be suppressed by l.i w, lu K inland and France where the subject of pure food, and its effect upon the system, has been more fully coixidcred'aud made the subject of ex tended experiments by the scientists, so serious a matter is the use of slum in bread or other food considered to bo, that most stringent laws have been enacted to prevent it. Those laws are rigidly enforced, and Uio salt of nlnni baking powders would not be permitted for an hour. Any one who attempted to make them for use in food, or at tempted to uo thorn for ruining broad, biscuit or cake would suaer severe tenuities. The ill effects upon th system -of food raised by alum baking powders are the more dangerous because of their insidious character. It would be less dangerous to the community were it fatal at onco, for thou such food would bo avoided ; but their deleterious action because imperceptible at first is nu less certain. Tho puckering effect winch alum has when taken in the month is famil iar to everyone Physicians say thi same effect is produced by it Upon the delicate coats of the stomach aud in tontines. What housewife would take home lo her family a can of alum or am monia b.ikiuj; powder if she knew it. Much powders not only undermine the system, but it is pointed out that am monia taken into the system in even iullnolisiinal doses day after day, im parts to the complexion a sallow nd blotched a ppoaranoe. It is safe to discard all baking pow ders sold with a pr'se or gift. What a misnomer are the words "Absolutely Pure," as applied to bak ing powders. Two of the largest sell ing brandspue mudu from alum, the other containing ammonia and both of those druvgod buking powdors have stumped upon their labels and circu lars those words absolutely pure, as a matter of fact they are "Absolutely Poor,Mas1ih6wii by olllcml' examina tions. - Wo call attention to the advertise ment of the salo of stock of the Green dock Lumbering A Maui'fuoturing Co., which apponra iu Ibis issue. Re member the dale has been corrected since luit week and tbe sale will be on November Dili, instead of October 2'Jth, as stated last week. .ThiIm Mnom has been verv busy of, r - - - , - - late working on me ngni oi way ior the (loblo-Aslori fsiirosd. There is in lnnunr nnv (lollht SH til tilS buildillK of this road. The projectors of this scheme mean business this time, and ut. tin riial.u.li t ituv actual elairintr of the right of way aud grading will bo conimouceu. : rtl.trlM. flnnrt niwvts next Tuesday. The docket is not large this time al though the docket wnicn appears iu another column of this paper shows there to be quite a number of oases. A good miny of them have been already compromised n(l someoi me ouir are of small consodueiice, so thnt they will not pecupy mush time. Psrnell and Uennessy, the two most prominent of the Irish leaders In Ire land, died Wednesday, Tho singular coincidence of the death of those two bittur enemies and rival leaders in Irish politics has caused many rumors to be afloat.' Homo think ihst they fought a ilnt'I, others think they com mitted suicide and a general diversity of opinion is current. . The people who visited the exposi. tion on Friday and Huturday nighis last woro treated to a so-called Indian ghoul dunce. There were tea real In dians, among them Chiefs Moses and Joseph, and although the crowd was large the performance did aot create the amount of .enthusiasm expected. That part of the show, however, pleased the children, and also a number of people who are not ucciintoinod to the antics of the savages. la the caae of tho state railroad commissioners and the Union and Houihorn Pucifiu railroud companies matter ffeem moro and more compli cated all tbe time. Both corKrations demand a change of venue from the state cireut court to the United Btatei oourt for the district of Oregon, each claiming that the amount in dispute does not lie in Marion county, and consequently suit has been commen ced iu the wrong county, also that the amount is divided between several states, the Union Pacific being a Mass achusetts corporation and arises under me constitution ana iuwsoi me uiiiieu Mutes. For these reasons the company claim the right of removal to the United SUUis court for the district of Oregon, at Portland, at the first day of next session. The Southern Pacific take the same stand, claiming that it is a Kentucky corporation, and alleges that the sum in controversy exceeds 2000, and that in the srit properly of the valuation of $20,000,000 is at in terest, and that an enforcement of the comuiiKstoners order would involve a 1 ss of $10,000 per annum to the com pany. Circuit Court Uooket. KQ,UITY. 8. S. Markham vs. J. 8. Brown, el al; plaintiff's attorneys, Tongue aud Mixiro & Cole. Wm. Church vs. W. A. Meeker, et al ; plui-UifTs attorneys Watson, Hume A Watson; defendants attorney Moore A Colo. Muckle Urns. vs. A. If. Blakesley; for plaintiff Moore A Coin. Msry J. McNu.ly vs. J. T. McNulty ; for plaintiff A. Kweek. rhirah J. Mason vs. J. C. Mason ; for plaintiff Moore A Cole; for defendant Killiu. Starr A 1 homas. John Hefa-rt vs. The Tide Creek Boom A Dam Co.; for plaintiff Cuples, Hurley A Allen; for defendants Moore Cole. Frankie Dunn vs. W. A. Dunn; for plaintiff J. W. Hammond. Lane Bros. vs. H. Uuzick ; lor plain tiff Moore. A Cole. Emma Jones vs. W. E. Jones ; for plttiutiff Caples, Hurley A Allen. LAW. Bovis, Nichols A Bflvis vs. J. B. Haley ; for plaintiff H. B. Nicholas. The Kducatioual Society of the Ore gon Conference of the Kvangclicul Association of North America v, the City of Ht. Helens; for plaintiff Caples, Hurley A Allen; for defoudant Wil liunis A Wood. P. N. Carniihan vs. It. O. Davey ; for plaintiff J. H. Hmuh ; for defoudant ft D. Winton. C. F. Adams vs. Dean Blanchard ; for plaintiff Cox, Teal A Miner. C.F.Adams vs. Dean Blanchard; for plulnliffCox.Tcul A Miner. W. T. Bubin vs. Dean Blanchard ; for plaintiff Cox, Teal A Miner and Winfrie. H. Wolf vs. Dean Blanchard; for pluiutitf Cox, Teal A Miner and W i nine. Mucklo Bros. vs. Dean Rlunehard; for plaintiff Moore A Cole. 8. II. Walker vs. J. P. Dunn and R. A. Garret : for plaintiff Moore A Colo, Dusan A Kyser vs. Meserve Bros.; for plaintiff Caples. Hurley A Allcu; tar defendants Moore fc Cole. The Brous Mfg Co. vs Wm. Lee; for plaintiff Moore A Cole. C. H. Fuller vs. W. B. Gay; for plaintiff C. J. McDouksII. Joseph Copeland vs. Allen ; for plaintiff Moore A Cole.. Kloslerman A Co. vs. F. A. Smith : for plaintiff Moore A Colo. Fiockeiistein A Mayer vs. A. Mc- Qraw ; for plaintiff Moore A Cole. R.W. McNutt vs. J. B. Brown ; for plaintiff O. E. Davis. Ilea Caples vs. School Diat. No. 11 ; for plaintiff Caples, Hurley A Allen. M. Fisk vs. J. M. Loaveus ; for plain tiff R. E. Qiltuer. CRIMIHAL. State of Oregon vs. Alexander Browu, continued from last term ; for plaintiff T. A. McBride; for defendant Moore A Cole. MAVUAK. Business here is good. Everyone has pleuty to do. Quite a number of tracts of land have recently been sold by Mr. Maygor to parties who are im proving tlieui. Among wnoru we note Mr. Huffman and Mr. Roberts.. This place is one of the beet locations on the Columbia river, and any one wanting to invest for a home can find something bora to suit him. Mr. Ewitm and family landed here on Monday, recently from Kansas, and are visiting with relatives. ' The sawmill of Tluhror and Vining have plonty to do. More orders than they can till. A number of bridges are being con structed on the county road running southward from here to the Beaver. pselinen Cases. 8. II. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis., was mil.lui with Neurslurta snd Rkeumatlnm. roi 1.1. U,A..nl. ,ua ,llu..r.luPAtl hla l.tvA Vill sjirected to sn alarming degree, appetite j away, snd lie was terribly reduced in Ktlenb and itreiiKth- Three bottles of Elec tric Bitters cured him. ' - Kdward Hhtplierd, Harrisburg, IU., had a running sore on bis log of eight years' standing. Used three bottles of Electric Bitters and seven boxes of Hueklhi's Arni ca Salve, and his leg Is sound and well. Joint Speaker, Catawba. O , bad Ave large Fever soree on bis leg, doctors said he was inourabi. One bbttle Elurtrlc Bitters and one bo Bdcklen's Arnloa Salve cured him entirely, Bold at Edwin Kw' l'rug Htore. COLUMBIA COUNTY'S FINANCIAL EXHIBIT. Giving the Treasurer, Sheriff, and Clerk's Report for the Six Months Ending September 30, 1891. SEMI ANNUAL STATEMENT Of tbe amount of Money and Warrants received for Taxes, and Money paid to the County Treasurer by the Sheriff of Columbia County, Oregon, fur the six months ending on the 30th duy of September A. D. 1881. TO AHOUnt BKCKIVSD. Mil. April, In coin and currency. . ... ;. Mtiv lit tin anil piirrFrii'ir . (M 'Mi , Ml (12 June, iti coin and currency AiiKiiHt, in Rom huh currency Heplomber, in coin and currency.. 473 HI -MM STATE OF OREGON, ,.. ,.i ...i.,mi.i. i SH. ' I, W. A. Meeker, 8herifT of said County, do hereby certify that the foregoing statement is cerreel and true. Witness my hand this 30th day of Hoptemlier A. P. 1801. W..A. MEEKER, Sheriff of Columbia County. SEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT Of tho Conntv Treasurer of Columbia County, Oregon, for the six months end ing on the 30st day of September A. out, from whom received and from paid out: , jlMOL'BT KKCKIVED. lHfrt, Oeiii Fund. MarchSl- To siiK.uiit on hand from lat semi annual report, general fund 9 7.22J 85 To amount oa band from Uvt seiul-annuul report, school fund 6,944 24 To amounton band from lanteiiii annual report, e:ial dt-ponit . 47 40 To amount on band from but semi unniml report, institute fund . . 78 SO To amount on baud from lastm-ini-annual report, applicable in pay ment of advertixed county or ders, general fuud 3,840 21 April lo To aiuuunt received from peti tioners for county rood 100 CO April 30 To amount received from sheriff, tax of 1 480 2'. To amount received, fine 6 00 Mny n To amount received from A. Dotta, liquor license 4O0 00 May 22 To stuount received from Quick, tine 50 00 To amount received from Quick, fine 50 00 To amount received from Quick, costs .. . 25 00 To amounts received from Quick, trial fee S 00 May 20- To amount received from Watts, public examination fees 14 00 To amount receive ! from Watts, t'UiMrary certificates 22 50 May 30 To amount received from sheriff, tax of 100 84 SO June 12 A Kevin, liquor , license 4o0 Oo June 20 - To amount received from Emer son, tine 10 00 To amount received from Kmer Kon.line 10 00 J line 30 To amount received from sheriff, Ui of 1800..... 342 82 July 0- To amount received from Doan, poll tax of ltflll , 100 00 July 22- To amount received from Meeker, liquor license 400 00 Auguitl2 ' To amount received frem stale treasurer, school apiortioiiiiient forlWU 2,506 50 August 22 ' To amount rcce ived from tt, fins 100 00 August 81- " To amount received from sheriff, tax forlMOO , 475 81 8epuniber 7- To amount received from assessor, poll tax for ttl 12100 September SO To amount received from sheriff, taxforlSUO .... 258 8" Total $23.630 07 STATE OF OREGON', ss. fionntv of Columbia. I.G. W.Cole. do herebv certify that statement of tbe amounts received, paid County Treasury of said County for tli! September A. 1). 1851. Witness my haud this 30th day of SEMI-ANNUAL ' REPORT Of fh County Clerk of Columbia County, State of Oregon, showing the amount ami number of claims allowed by the County Court of said Pmintv. for what allowed, amount warrants outstanding and unpaid, 80th day of September, 1891, both OS WHAT ACCOUST ALLOW SO, County Judge's Salary. . I County Treasurer's salary County Clerk's tees. County Sheriff's fees ,. County Assessor's fees. Comity Surveyor's fees ... .- Countv Iscunol Superintendent's salary ( t) County Commissioners' sulary Circuit Court exenses. Support of paupers Roads and liridges . .' Board of Prisoners Bounty on Scalps of Wild Animals County t'rinting Court House supplies Public examination of teachers State cases, juaiii-e of the peace court. Assistant on Assessment roll Insane putieata Rebate of tax .V ., . Indexing county records (F. Johns.) Abstract of assessment roll.. Total amount claims allowed and drawn. AMOUNT OP OUTSTANDING WARRANTS 'UNPAID. Outstanding unpaid County Warrant! oa the Estimated lutsrest accrued thereon....... SEMI-ANNUAL SUMMARY STATEMENT Of the Financial Condition of the County of Columbia, in the Slate of Oregon, on uio own uay ui oriiiiiupi LIABILITISS. To warrants drawn on tbe county treasurer, ana ouisisnuing aim nnnaiit 114.484 84 To estimated amount of interest accrued taereon.. Total....... ................. ..$14,078 28 STATE OF OREGON, ( County of Columbia. ) as. I. E. E. Quick. County Clerk of hereby certify that the foregoing is a ami amount of claim allowed by the County Coot of said County, for the six month ending on the 30ih day of September, VB)l, on what account tbe same were allowed, and the amouut of warrant drawn, and the amount of warrants outstanding and unpaid as tbe same appear upon the records of my office aud in my orOcinl custody. Witness m v hand and the seal V this 30lh day of September A. I). 1891. SY AMOUNTS rvll COOSTV TaKASIISKR. 1801. April... May ... June MM 25 , 544 80 . 312 IK! . m HI . 2M HO AugiiMt ,Bt,U - iiilK. - r. 1). 1891, of money received and paid what source, and on what account SHOVSTS PAID OUT. 181. Oen. Fund June 30 Bv amount naid out on county warrants 410,00$ 00 neptember 30 Hv amount nsld out on school supcriiitendeiits' warrants 0,000 43 Bv balHiic general fund on hand. 140 55 Bv balance, school fund on band for oiit'tiiniliiiK orders ftV, 02 Bv siiwIhI ileiwit 4" 4.'i By institute fund 78 50 By amount general fund applica ble to Tiavment of outxland.ne advertised county orders 3.637 31 Total . ... $23,ir0 07 the fnreffoinirls troo and correct out and remaining on hand, in the six mouths ending ou the 30ih day of September, A. 1). 1891. O. W. COLE, County Treasurer. of warrants drawn, and amount of from the let day of April, 1891, to the inclusive: NO. OC AUODKT or AKOl'KT OF CLAIMS CLAIMS WABRANTS AMllWltH. AL1,"WK1. PKAWK. (i m no $ 2to m; 0 . 174 ! 174 0i) 8 tVfi 2l 15 20 " 0 1 .09.1 21 l.OUOM 4 aw 00 SuH 08 S84 0J 3.4 00 : 8 212 212 R Mil .V) 3t!l 60 79 l,i)ii7 75 1,0 .7 75 21 51S 72 SIS 72 HI C.UW 31 e,tw 31 7 00 C2 00 02 30 lt 00 lt 00 5 182 75 1M2-75 10 30 1 atil M g ts oo ' m oo 40 l! (10 1H9 HO 1 " 48 00 . 48 00 0 40 90 40 SO ,8 29 00 2 00 2 - 78 80 78 09 2 1,365 90 1,305 90 852 $ 14.52S 06 1 14,528 05 . . . 30th day of September, 1801, . , ......... t4,m 84 . 103 44 , . REsocncm. By Funds in hands of County treasurer applicable to the pay ment of county warrants . . ,'..t 5,783 80 Py estimated unpaid current de linquent taxes applicable to the payment of county warrants. ... 4,002 00 By special deposit .. 47 48 Indebtedness of county September 80, 1801, . 6,154 87 1 Total. . I14.S78 28 Columbia County, State of Oregon, do true and correct statement of the number Seal of the County Court of said County All Our .Seeds Are 3 T.L.Posson Son. Portland. Or. The Great Portland Industrial Exposition, With its world of wonders, OPENS SEPT. 17, 1891 ; CLOSES OCT. 17, 1891. Music by f he sreat Zapadnres Band, direct from the !ity of Mexico. A rt from the area masters of Kurope and America, valued at a quarter million ilo'lars Wonderful Elect rii al Adaptations in full oieration. A Hph-ndid Heries of Mineral Exhibits. Every Department tilled with the Novel and I teresting IN ART, SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY. A greater number of exhibit than ever before presented npon the coast. The atomic department made a prominent feature. JUMMIO In nrnmiains. The largest display of fruit ami the lloe-t exhibit of sericulture ever made In the I'ncilic Northwest. All uiannfattuiies in full mot'on. Kvervthinjr new. No dead exhibits. THE EXPOSITION OF EXPOSITIONS. ' Admission ss usual. Creatly reduced rates for round-trip on all pansenger lines. F. R. CHOWN, ( IMPOBTEJt OF ltiw - MAWrPACTTJBEP.i3 OF - Sheet-Iron, Tin and Copper Ware, WHOLESALE J AND J RETAIL. s' 2 1 2 First anil cor. Salmon Sum PORTLAND- Mi FIRST STREET, PORTLAND, OREGON. OPP. LADD A TILTON'S BANK- Yoxt are reectruUr Invised to call t the cRcof fire 0HE60U HOMESTEAD CO. And examine our lUt of Properties, the finest and liest of which is Hawthorne's First Addition to . Portland, VAST SIDE, ' '.' LOTS 50X100 FT. PRICES $700 TO $850 EACH. TERMS LIBERAL. Parties who desire to visit and examine this pmry will find our agent aad team ready at any lime free of expense. We al offer 100 10-aen tracts belonging to ths Hawlhorne estateat HiLLssoao, WaJilafa.a ewiMv, 14 nuAea ssestof PorUaud, oue hour's ride bj rail, three rttnej daily. CLIFTOIST HILX, COLONY. 'Whits Salmon. Wash, Augusts!), ISM. Tills Is to certify that the "Oregon Homestead Company" baa secured fur us pood ami well located homesteads, ivqauitifr little, if auy eleariug. with rtrst -class soil, well adapted to grain and vege labia, as well as to the production of every varietv of grain and fruits (hut can grown in Cali fornia, Orexoa and Washington, and we hare located ttiercou. Said aoiivteads are slinated on the aViiahiafloa sldci of the oliuiiblu river, convenient to the landing of a dally line of sicuiner. and ouuosite to Hood River nation, on the line of the t'nion Pacllic railway, 6A miles caxt of lbs city at Portland. We cordially racommeud our friends and others to join our eoloujr. (agned, P. A. OAM.4MT.st. Portland. W. J. Kola, 2w Oak m.. Portland. ' V. J. liATEs. car. Kront snd fhtll sts.. Ponland. :has. H. Cii..iN, -.'7 i Kunrth ut., Portland. , It. fiooa. r. Fourth and J ., K I'oMlatid. O. B. BtAc ir.u cor. 4th and i t. K. Porlland. M. W. Kixca lt. M Porter St., Poulund. F. Piicbcs, cor. 'flUrd aud Ash sis., Porilund. There are now sixty settlers In the colony and claims enough for 19 to IS more families, and obtain full particulars. We are also locating a oolony about three miles from Port Anselcs. Five, IS and 20 acre tracts per acre. Also a colony at Hllisboro, Or. on 10 and 20-ocre tracts al 1100 asd $12S per acre. tO acre farm 3 miles from Ht. Helens, all good land, creek running through tlm center, splendid spriugs, new 6 room house, small garden, fruit truea; per acre. - 'e hare the largest and oioft ralnable tracts of laad Jn the states of Oreajoai and Washing-. laiw. We re.-eivc none for subdivision or sale thut cannot have udoryed 1y the leading rei dents of the district tu which such lands are situated. We receive uoue except such as have an absolute perfect title. , We have JOO 5-acre tracts near PORT ANGELES, WASH., an clenant tract for a colony (.',) per acre; SOO acres In a body near tbe above. 12a par acre. Very libeial terms. Four Homesteads, Acri6ach; $130 Each. We hare for sale a beautiful fratt farm of a 130 acres, 80 acres under fence, M acres under culti vation. Price 11,500. Terms tl.300 cash, balance on time. WHh household furniture horses. rattle, hogs, pttultry, wtigous and evervthtags-uauhlr !ir a Arst-claha farm, J,SO0. fernis, tAOOU cash. Iwlaiios ou time. Call aud ot full particulars. US seres Rue cleared land near Rnsebnrg, Oregon, nearly all lord, dotted with benullfut oak trees. 15 per acre. Bpendid fruit and grain farm. ' One 10 acre tract, near Port Angeles. t-JS per acre, cash. Special !- A partr Is forming hi to visit tho ITlti fttates ! Clninbln. Kautlt AracrlfTft, during the uionth of Ihtrember. Ut beahHent three or four months. The .mlticefntMiU orteril N far uui-eTior to thuiw of C'flUfornta in 1H49, without the htmlshtpt It ten einhirt'd, Ttio minuffof C"lubi exced in rirhuessunv ever dincoTercfl tu ralilrnl ur Mtvt4, The olimnte Iwjut the tuimeas lu rHIrnii, the (ktrinin 1ku1 rHUKtiix in riefrom M) centKtofl perere. Produce, any kind of fruit, grtipen fani tfratit ffnuwa m Caiiforui ainl Oregon, in Hdtliliott toeofiee, ooooaainlall the trttpUnl frtiltN. ? , ANTflER PAHT . , Is forminRto visit Hmm Hud th CHy ( tKimfuacla. I,wr falirritl In lemh,t& jienrt tltewluter, xpl"rlii the mint autl exftinniiiiK the eountrv with a view of locating aeolouy of l'mt clam farmers ami fruit ruUiers. For full lnfriuatiiu, ntiiil Jwtt ntaitip to MR. GEORGE E. AND All Work Warranted. Oregon Homestead Co Tested HardwarE Table and Pocket Cutlery Dairy and Household Goods. Cooking and Heating Stoves. o 41 acres, improved farm 7 miles south of Port Land, nearClackamas. I;lackamss station, 8. P. it. R.,S'jod houw, land ail fenced. pcl water, some timber; price I6U aer aese, eaay lenos. fall PLACE, Care of our office, ; 104i FIRST SJ. HARNESS HAISXJl Bepalring a Specialty. 8T. HELEN tRFAO) m - n m sk. 1ST . I
