The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913, May 19, 1893, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextecBscatpTioN, $i.bo per year. St. Helsxs, Mat 19. 1SD3. Shingle-makers era apparently about fo aisbancl to tfce oU oiftanisatiou ad to form new on composed exclusively of manufacturers, eays the faciao Builder. A par, of the new flan propose i tha aub-treasury ecbeme ot tb Kansas Farmers' A1H ue, with the banking institutions o( the country substituted (or te coy rnmentv la theory the acbeine pro- . pOMd by the abingtermakera ia tbe Diof t feasible, in operation tbe scheme j.k .... . j 01 the Alliance would be the more satisfactorily 'jiradticabla. Tho new comers among tbe shingle-makers 1 and they now constitute Ibe majority . in the business should coaiult the experience of past organizations. Tbe scheme proposed ia not very dif ferent from that on which the old Oneolidated was operated. The weak mill were to. have been pro vided, for by the old Consolidated, and the bank advanced money to it on all billa of lading. And yet under more favorable circumstance it was lees sue eessful ' Uan ' the present association baa been. The ireublo with the shingle makers is just that of tbe farmers of Kansas. Over production, j in tbe first place, "and bad manage ment end Incompetency on the part; of a large proportion in l:t second. Again tbe entire absence of unity of ' action and harmony of purpose, or in other words, constant internal discord sufficient to disrupt any organization. This latter is tbe natural result of ex iting conditions. The interests of the big mill of 400,000 daily 'capacity and the little mill of 50,000. may be parallel, but they are not identical and Cannot be restricted alike. Tbe buy : era have learned the weaknesses of tbe ' abingle-men's organisations and have! governed themselves accordingly. When the combination became most defiant the large buyers singly bought i on tbe outside, put in their own mills or deferred buying until old prices came back again which they invari ably did, ' It is a fact that so long as it is so easy to embark in sbingle aaannfacturing as it is here, and such - unqualified ideas concerning the "boundless'' limits of the market for red cedar shingles are propagated, the " condition of the shingle makers will not be much different from what it is now. Anything in the way of a sue cesaful combine will only, invite huod-l reds ot new mills to locate. The saF vation, of the shingle trade will in t'me be through the ahinzle dealers They will be busines men with capital They will buy the shingles for catb and will place tbem on tbe market intelligently and at the proper sea one and tbe little shingle mills will be eliminated from the eastern markets. Wb are informed by Superintendent Orchard that it is the intention of bis eompafy to operate an electric light plant in this place in connection with the water system, if the proper en couragement is offered to warrant their doing so, and that the company is ready to proceed with the work of putting its plant in position. It will be necessary, however, for the city to assist the company by giving them bonus, as the plant will necessitate tbe . outlay of considerable money, espec tally with its operation, and it is not thought probable that tbe amouat of patronage the city could give the en terprise would make it a profitable in vestment if tbe projectors sre obliged to stand all the expense. However, the water company will be able to op erate such a plant in. connection with its other machinery much cheaper than if it were necessary to put in an entire plant for that purpose, as there is en' abundance of power at tbe water works which will otherwise be idle. Electric lights are a much felt want .here and tbe city cannot afford to be without tbem any longer if they can be secured at not too great expense to the city.. Electric lights are an im provement which would materially add to the reputation of tbe city besides being a great convenience. Just how much of a bonus will be asked by tbe company has not been stated, but Mr. . Orchard is preparing a proposition which he will soon submit to our citi ssns, and as it will be a reasonable one it is to be hoped that it will be accepted , and every encouragement given the gentleman to proceed with his valuable enterprise. ' Ths democratic party is now face to face wilh a problem that will either give it an opportunity to show its pat riotism and boasted interest in tbe wel fare of the laboring. classes, or its abil ity to successfully evade the most vital issue to the people of this coast with which a party' has ever been confront ed. We refer to the Chinese exclusion act. Congress has now given us a law whereby we can rid ourselves of this pagan horde, this festering, demoraliz ing menace to onr health, morals in ternitl peace and national.' prosperity and the supreme court has solemnly decided that tbe law ia constif uiioniil. These -aliens are now here in open violation of tins' law and they have Wilfully snd contemptioufJy ignored its provisions. Tbey have been given ample time and ppportanlty to com ply with it It baa been given all the publicity possible, and those against whom it was enactvd cannot plead ignorance of its requirements nor want of convenient means of fulfilling tham. The tame cow lies wilh the adminis tration. The simple excuse that there has been uo provision made for en forcing this law is not acceptable. There may be no appropriation but there is a law and tbe people will not complain at the expense of enforcing it. This is an opportunity to show it hand that the democrats cannot safely afford to ignore. Now that the supreme court hss decided that the Geary exclusion law is constitutional and its provisions must, manifestly, be enforced, the sentiment alists are coming to the front with all aorta of objections, arguments and bluff in thf hope of influencing pub lio opinion to an extent that will make enforcement unpopular and hinder the authorities in the attempt to comply with its provisions. Oppo silion to this law is ot a purely senti mental na'ure and is neither self-sustaining' nor borne out by any excep tion to it. That congress had a right to enact this law cannot be denied, and since it has been declared consti tutional by the highest legal authority in tho government further oppositi n to it on this ground is idle. The silly cry of discrimination has again been raised. Thia act does not discrimin ate. If Chinese were allowed to come here and become cit'xen then an ex clusion law would be discrimination but they are not citizens snd have no claim upon this government. We do not know that we demand a wholesale deportation of Chinese, for if the law will succeed in preventing the immigration of these aliens it will have accomplished much more than any previously enacted law, but since it is a constitutional law We say en force it. ' Not satisfied with having shame fully mistreated Minister Stevens, the administration is now trying to make it appear that it haa ordered him to leave Honolula, because ot bis in trigues in favor of annexation. For tunately the facts are at hand in this case. Tbe first steamer that left Hon olula after the arrival of Commissioner Blount brought Minister Stevens' res ignation and request that bis suc cessor be immediately appointed. He did not wish to remain after he bad been stripped of bis authority and hu miliated in the eyes of Hawaii Eec- jaiajgkGcaa&ua ietjuesied him to re main at nis post until bis successor was appointed, but Mr. Stevens de clined to do so, snd notified the State department that be would sail on the 24th of this month for borne. Then Blount was appointed minister as be should have been in the first place, and tbe story started that Mr. Stevens bad been ordered home. The truth . always better than a misstatement. That tbe world's fair is a great mon ey-making scheme is evinced by the current reports regarding extortion practiced by fakirs at tbe big show un the grounds everything is monop oly and being worked fox all there is in it. A twenty-fire cent lunch costs $1.50; a fifty-Cent lunch coats $2.50, and everything in the same proportion All the public seats have been removed by the managers to give tbe licensed robbers s splendid chance to charge for seats. States snd individual exhi bitors wbo have fruit or other provis ions on exhibition for samples are for bidden to give anything away in order that tbe licensed pirates may have chance to dispose of their goods at four or five prices. The world's fair, in many respects, is a good place to slay away from. THEBB is a coodeused sermon on tbe tariff question contained in tbe following remarks made in tbe capital by Mr. George Beard, a large iron man ufacturer of Glascow. Said he: "The iron and steel trade of England and Scotland is suffering considerable depression just now, because of over production. The output has in creased faster than the demand. I hope your people will soon repeal the McKinley law, for since it went into effect my bouse has not sold a dollar's worth of sheet iron or steel in the United States. Cablyle W. Haeris, who recently piad the death penalty for the murder of bis pretty young wife in New York, was the subject of more sentimental gush and badly misplaced sympathy than any villain who has met justice at tbe bands of outarged society with in recollection. Harris wsa a cold blooded, cruel, soulless murderer and was a parody on justice to put tbe 3" BMI mm The only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder. No Ammonia; No Alam. Psed in Million of Homes 40 Year the Standard Setats to the heavv axuanaa of drsnrlilf his rase through the courts and then take the Inhuman creature off by so humane a means as electrocution, Having, received about all the glory" that could be extracted, from hi alleged snubbing of the Wall street bankers, it is now stated that Secretary Curliale has not only prom ised to go to New York, if anotlier flurry occurs, to confor with the afore said Wall street baukers, but also to pay them for the use ot any gold he may find it necessary to borrow from them. ,. .. ... ... , . . . t. Verity tins aiiuiiiiisiraiiuii s a mi.,, iwimnninil hui ia lit nart nl that put It in office. Out of 110000 Chinese residents in tbe United States, 3,169 have com plied with the provisions ot the Geary jaw requiring them to register and be photographed. In the more densely populated districts very few have complied with the lw. Six points on the Sound exported 25.602.000 feet of lumber in the month ot April, more than one-fourth of which waa manufactured at Ta conia. Tbe average price realized was 110 per M. Thi investigation of tbe weather bureau has closed but it will be several days before the report of Assistant At torney General Colby, who conducted it, will be finished. It was a tempest in a teapot, anyway. Tax Mist, speaking in behalf ot the people of St, Helens, wishes to thank the Oregoman (or favorable mention nl nnr flonriahinir little eit v. TH Geary exclusion law has been passed upon by tbe supreme court of the United States and declared consti tutional. CIRCUIT COURT PROCEEDINGS. I Eastabrook vs. Lewie A Drvden, dismissed at plaintiffs cost without prejudice. Mary J. Watts vs. T. C. Watta; de cree of divorce granted. Portland Savings Davidson and wife, ure and judgment complaint. E. E. Miller vs. Jas. Kelly and wife, same. F. and S. M. Tryon vs. Gieen creek L. A Mfg. Co., continued for term. Francis Lyon vs. same, same. C. F. Loid vs J. W. Beves Sr., dis missed at cost of trial. B. Freinwald vs. P. Hosier, settled and dismissed. U. D. Kelly vs. J. E. Vanvalkinberg, settled and dismissed. Dillard A Cole vs. P. E. and Mary Lonaianot. same. M. J. Kettering vs. J. B. E. Bourne, same. B, L. Sabin vs. F. A. Smith, judg ment by default as prayed for in com plaint. Chaa. Borera. matter of insolvent debtor, continued for term with leave to file report of assignee in vacation. J. C. Clayburn vs. C. B. Konkle, judgment for plaintiff for costs. E. Kuaffman vs. Allan Nevin, decree of foreclosure and judgment by de fault as prayed for in complaint. Martha J. Moore vs. A. J. Moore, de er eee of divorce granted. J.. Graham vs. Joeiah Weston, judg ment lor ptaintm as prayed lor in complaint. F. M. Thompson vs. Jennie Wright et aL, judgment and relief as prayed lor in complaint. Slate vs. X. Kittenng. Hot a true bill. State vs. Geo. Schmidt. Not a true bill State vs. John Cloninger, selling li quor to minora, fined sou and costs. SUte vs. E.Bchrreidt, assault wi'.h deadly weapon. Fined $50 and costs Btatevs. Orrin A. Wood, allowing minora in saloon. Fined $50 and costs. r. p. T. A V f.n w T rnnn.n Verdict for deiendant in the sura of t;a 14 I McNutt va. G. H. Brnon. Junar- mens tor rorclooure ot mortgage as prayed for in complaint. state vs. Henry Loocher, Commit ted for contempt of court. E. Webster vs. Q. H. Byoon. Jude- ment, as prayeq lot to complaint. w. Mudiret vs. r. Budzet. Decree of divorce granted. Btate vt. Joe Claybarn. Fined 50 on first, inatctaient; second charge oisniiseea. State vs. Joe Campbell, Continued to July 5. Arm Tea Thinking Of what Ton oucht to take with Tan vhm yon go to the world's fair? Your outfit will not be complete without s bvttle of namneriain s uonc, uiiolera and Diar rhoea Bemedv. The chansa of water nil diet, fatigue and irregular habits, durioa- your tnp are almot certain to produce uiarrnova, ana a aose or two oi ID1S remedy msv ssre von serious sickness snd nerhana much expense. JProcnre it before leaving! nunie. Miaqwceui DOies lor SS1S Dy ftuuii nu.e, urugKis., WOT ICE. United States Land Office, Oregon City, Or., Complaint hsTine bma snfarMt at thi ,ffiM . . HtT 11, un. BTFraaerlck Butilrns aKuiniit James E. Meeker lor ananaoninfr nil nomesteaa entry No. tm. dated January 10, 1891. upon the northeast 'A of section 18, towaihlp i north, run ire 4 wi. in r.iu luiiiui wumT, Oregon, wun a view to ins can. cellatlon of said entry, the said parties sre here- uj luuunuaoq w appear at tnia omce ob the 10:h day ol July, W93, at 10 o'clock a. m., to mnond and furnish tesUmony concernlnf said aliened usiKiunuviu. 4. i. Arras, Keintter. ml9un2J Parsa ?A(joT, Baeelvor. akin Powder: Some Good Buys" roa sals ir D.. J. S wither, 8T. HK(.ENS, OREGON, The southwest M of section 33, and tho toulheast U of the southeast M of section St, and west H ot ths southwest X of io tion 31, township T north, range 2 west, 230 acres, (.ou per acre. The southeast u of the southeast V of section 80, township 7 north, range 8 west, to acres ai so per acre. The northwest M of section (I, township n norm, range x west, containing jjuv acres, tu per acre, .i i ns souinwesi w ana west m oi sown- t.,t w aUll the southeast .' of the south I eat W and the west H of the northeast Si aud the northeasts of the northeast K of section 6. townships north, range west, sou aorea, I7.au per acre. tlon 8, township 6 north, rang asst. 80 acres, 17.90 per acre. The northeast W of the southwest X. snd the northwest Si of ths southeast M of sec- tion 5, township 8 north, rauas t wast, 80 acres, $S per acre. The porth Si of ths northeast W of a tion 7, township 6 north, range it west, 60 acres. 15 per acre. A farm of 61 sere at Warren Station, on thN. V. R. ft, with team of horses, wa gon, harness, 3 cows, t yearlinr; also all farming tools, good house and barn. Price, $.1,2U, two-thirds down, balance in 1 year, Inquire of I). J. 8 water, bt. Helens, Or. The northeast W of the southeast W of section I , township 8 north, range 3 west, S.so per acre. Terms One-third cash, balance secured by mortgage at s per cent Interest. ft tie t Cre!tr. NOTICE is berehr itiven by ths under signed Administratrix of the estate of Goorire Strachan , deceased, to the creditors of. and all persons ha v ins claims aaiat the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within six months after the first publication ot this notice to ths Administratrix, at her residence in St. liel- Colum'',Jrr5ACHAN Adminlstratrx of the estate ot George ciracnan, arceasea. For Salft f land, well Improved, with fine young orchard and good buildings; also a good upland farm well improved, fine. young orchard, splendid buildings. Call on or address I. iHIMMAKUNKK, Deer Island, Or. Standard Bred TROTTING STALLION I teboi! PEDIGREE : AID HOC K WOOD Is a dark bar. 1 ISU hands hlrh; no while except star. Be was sired by Aaironuaca (7i; aia kockwooo s bsuy kock wood, br Koekwood (1167). Adirondack's dam. mum, dt volunteer (;. son oi k;kiii Hsmoletonlan; 2nd dim, Nellie, br Alexander Abdsllsa (li), ton of Kydyke'i Hsmblelontan (10); Id dam v Sbsrmaa Morgan, son of Juetfu orjan. lb sreat founder ol the Morgan, fsmilj ot horM. Sherman Morgan sired Vermont M, la full brother to Bruno 2.2S. Ween, 2:!4, Young Bruno, :22i. Poiilel Uuous, 2 XL Trotted in public lu wagon In 2 -S. Csrl Burr tHal br Robert Bsiuit-r In 2:':. Bruno and Brunette in 1M7, Rotted doable In public in 2 ti, Madge, dam oi Adirondack, Is br Vol unteer (46). ja ot RYsdyke's Hsmbletonlan (10). Volunteer aired Bt. Julien 2:11. Olanier I 17 Alter 2 1,-Badlne 3:IS.- i'ner-2:lS neiue, me granosm ri aairouaars, as will be seen, u br Aleiander's Abdallah lit', lire of Goldsmith Maid 2: 14, Koudind 2: 21;.-ThoriHl.lp-J.a.-MaJor Edsall-2;6S- snd St. atm-i:M AID ROCKWOOD Will make the season of 1S83 at JOHN DOWNLVG'S PLACE, Warren Station, Colombia County. TERMS, 15 DOLLARS Model Saloon lrer. 8T. HZLE53, . . . OfiEGOK Choice Wines, llnifftK 111111 Clffilft RflPr K Pt " q- iMard and Tool Table 1 a 1 mrr s mm w m nmmmoaixum. of raCraag CALL AROUND. Gin BARBER SHOP BATH HOUSE. C. L. COLBURN, Prcrprietor. Has Been Thoroughly BefJtUd and Bearranged. Onlj Baths in the Otj. 8T. HELENS, OREGON. w OF COURSE YOU DO. SUCH BRING THE CASK. It behooves you to lind ths most desirable place pnrcnase vour ' inviKorator." nPTTT T A wTTT-rrn ee js. a aj uiui(UaUv( ' Keeps constantly ou band the fauioua Guban, Blossom Cigars. Tbe finest line of Wines I.lnuors and Cigars to be round this side of Port land. And if you wish to . eflKiare in a ftanie of POOL OR BILLIARDS, They can asnr you that they have the nest taoie in lewn. Kverytliina new and neat, and your! pairouage is renpectfully solicited "THE BANQUET Dt. Helens; Oregon. WE ARE THE HAMCIDRERS MEN'Si - ALL - Sacks and Frocka SIZES 34 ;$8.85!i ETery Suit Warranted to Mills Casslmore. J.M.MOYER&CO. RETAIL STORE Under the Gilman. Corner ARE YOU -THAT- Edwin ISoss CARRIES A COMPLETE STOCK OF talis and PATENT MEDICINES, ETC. Perfames, Stationery, School Books and Cigars P: ESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED. ST. HELENS, - CASH STORE W. J. MUCKLE & CO., -DtALIM tst- General Merchandise Crockery, Glassware, Queensware, Ladles' Dress Goods, Boots, Shoes, LUMBER, SHINGLES, ETC. Produce Taken In Exchange. it Will Pay You RAINIER, - - FARMERS AND MERCHANTS IN8URANCE CO.. Albany, Or. AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. , SECURED CAPITAL... PAID CAPITAL rxum raxoreuTT a apsoiAa.Tr. for particulars apply at the ofllcs ef Dillard A Cole, or Tbs Mist offlee. BOOTS, BOOTS! General Merchandise. MgNfV SEWQggpS j ATgfilYLSj JUST FROM THE FACTORY. DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES. G. F. lyiOECK, RAINIER, - - WOOL - SUITS TO 54 be of the Celebrated Albany Alder Street. Portland, Oregon. AWARE? Chemicles, - OREGON. SSl'llfJti Gents' Furnishing Goods to Consult Our Prices - OREGON. .$500,000 M7.600 74.250 SHOES, SHOES! - - OREGON. SHERIFF SiUB. STATE OF 0RM0N. , I Oouoty ol Column 1 01a. 1 TUB CIRCUIT COURT OF TRI Huts of Orngon, (qr tbe County of Ce lumb fortianvl aarini Bank, (a wryoratlpa) '1 nomas CK Davison, Mary J. Davtscu, MUbatl Beno, fisfsndanta. 11 v virtus ul an execution, itidartient. or drr and deer Issuvil out t( the Circuit Court nl the Btstsol OreRon.liirths Uiunty oluinbla. to tu dueutett. naiea ins iota day of May, JHlk'l, uxn a JudgBieiil and rie. otee reiiuereil III saiu uuuri on in win aay o( May, IMtKi, in lavor oi ins rornana nav. iiiK ilank. (a eorporatlon ) 1'lalntiir, and aaaln.t Tlx.nmi O. Davison and Mary 1. Davison, liefsiiiiRiii, mr inasiiui oi sj.iaw.w i,,iurt tliereon at the rate ol 10 uvr eenl, per annniu from the tfth day ol May , 1HIKI, and the lurtlisr sum of IMU as attoi ney's Ises, with Interest thereon at 10 per cent, per annum (rum May Vth, IH0S, snd the acxirulnit oosts and dlsburssmi nu, eoiu. niaaiiina lue to mane saia oi in loltoftlna; desorllitd real roerty kitualed In the County of ('oluiiit)ta.Htaie of 0rf on. t it t In aectinn No. lit twelve) lu lownalilp K. three (.1), north of range No, two (2) west, t In all of tliat ponhm of Ibe donalloa claim ol llenlniiiin M. Walts and wife lying between the County road and tbe line of the Northern I'ai llio railroad as now laid out and surveyed, and particularly de soribed ss follows: Uexlnnlna; at a point where the center line of the county road iulerseols tlis south line of the Timothy aiutwrsoa donation claim, snd running; thence north seventy dsa-rees, west thirty, one ehuliis and nlnsiy-on links to the va line ol the Northern f'ailHo railroad; tbenre soulb live drams along- Ihe line of said rail road thirty two chains and fifty links to the south line of Henjanim Wulta' claim; thence north elahly-Mve deirees thirty minutes east twaniy-oiie chains and seventv-nlna links aloinc the south line of said Wstte claim to the venter of the county road i thenoe north el;liten dearves and thirty minutes eaat along the center of said Counr ty road twenty chains and twenty links to ths place ol becinoliif. csnUinlnj 71K arm ol land, be Ibe same more or leas. e. ceplliiK and reserving from the land abova descilded a strip tif land nine hundred lest Iuur by one hundred feet wlduolf the south, western ortin thrreolbereloforecesiveytd to the Northern I'aclllo curouauy, also eeiini and mier.lng a rlHlit of waj twenty feel wide orT ths south side of the land Aral above described, tu be used In common as a private roadway, by the respective owners of the lands sbuttiiia the same. Together with the tenements, beredlianienu aad ap purlenancea lliereunto belonirlua or lu any wis aperuilii ns! all I e n situated In the county of Colimitna, tttaie ot Urswon. I duly h-vled upon saiit premises on Ihe li Uth lav nl Slav. !!. Now lu puruanoe of said exeruUnB i win on ina win oay oi June, ima, at Hie hour of 10 o'clock a. ra. of aaid day, at the court house door In said eouniy and stale, sell at nubile auction all the right, tills, claim aad Interest In and K the sbove-drsorlbwd real property of said Thomas u. Davison and Mary i. Davison, to the biahssl Udder therefor for cosh t satiofv said tseeutlou, Interest and coals. nterset and cost O. A. MANfilK, U. A. H Aoella,, Sheriff of Columbia County, Orsgoa. ICMMONI, In the Justice Court, for the frseloet of Kalnlsr. tllate uf Orrioa, County of t'otuuibla. Job Disstss, rislnttrT, 1 va. 8. Kuaa. Defendant. Civil action to recover nioney. To 8. Kmbi, the above-named defendant. Ill THK NAMK OK TilK fTATK OF 1 Oregon, you are hereby required to ap- Garbeiure the understansd, a Justice uf ' e Peace, lor Ihe Precinct aforesaid, on the I7tb day ol June, HWS, at 1 o'clock In the sfternon of said day at tbeofllce of sa'd Juslkie, in said i'rwtuct, to answer tt.e above named Plainlllt in a civil action. 1 bo Defendant will take notice that II he fail to answer ths comtdalnt bsrrln the Plattitift will lake ludement agaioat hiro for Ihe sum of fM.td (lurtyniii dollars and ttfiy ia eents), and liitcrt thereon from the Ism day of March, IMCI. at ths rate of tlsbt r cent, per snnuw, together llh coau and diahursements of this action. Given urnlsr my band llil 8th day i4 MaV.IStKI. J U DO AN, mlijltf Justhi of the I'.aen. Nollce lor Pafcllealloa, Laud Ofltee at Orekun City, Orsgua. May 11, lata N OTICE In hereby slven. that the following aamvl tiller haa Hied notice ol hit luitu tlon to make fll'al proof In tupped ol his claim, and tbnt oll prnol will be mailt beloie thel'aunty Cleik o! C'-lumbla eouniy, at M., Helens, Ortguii, en July S, UM, vlai A. a. I.KWll, Homestead tnlrr Ho, TX. fur tha weal U ei Ihe northeatl H and the aortliweet U of the soulheool U of section UL tvwnjhlu uarta.. rente I weal. He nsritea Ihs fdllowlne arltttaaaaa ia tnwa hlacoiitinuoiM retldenve upon and euillvailon of ulil land, !' J uwnntiim niaricom, J(iaoa WeeA. , n. Brluon and I. email, all of Vernsala, Co- lunibta couutr. Oreeen. aslsjuDX 4. v. arraaaun. Register. Rwllce ler rsihlleailasi. Land UIBcs at OrsgaB City, Oregaa. A .HI . i.ua N0T1CI It hereb (Ives that the following asmed eeulai has filed Fu,tlr. at hi. in,.,. tlon to make tnal proof lu support of bis slates and that tela proof will be ais4e before the touaty Clerk ol Columbia eouniy, at at. aleleas, Ortgoa, ou Juat I. IS99 Tl: SAUUCI. URKENWOOD, Homeelesd eslrr No. ca). tor tha asuihwoat U ssciiou 37, toe n.blp ( north, rsugs t west. He names the following wltnewet to prote hit eea tluuout realdencs upon anl eiilllvallon of said laud, vis: Under aeotlon 2MI. K. a., Jamee ft. lee. J J. Aldrldge and W. it. gouts, ot Mlsl, and 0. W. Los, of Claukonta. all at CaluuMa eounty, Oreioa. nl 1. T. APPEKRON. Raelstat. Lead Ofllos at Oregoa city. OntM1 N0TIC It hereby given that lariilVwIag. aawed euler hat filed nolloa of hie laiea tloa to make tnel proof Id support ol hlstlalm, and that aald nrix.l will be aiaOs Uforelbe County Clerk ol Columbia couaty, at H. Ueleat. Orsgoo, on Juns 12. ISKS, vlt: HAMUICL A POWlgR, Homsttaad entry No. TM, tor tbe southaast lal Of tecllou 17, townehlp S north, ranie 1 wart. lie names Ihe foliowlna wllnaaaea to prove hlacontinuout residence upea and cultivation Of tald land, fit: H. C. Brown. James Lord, Adolph Ranosa snd Jamat Koaatay, all of Reuben, Columbia eeaar lyOregoa. I. T. APPgaaOM, Register. N etlee fwr rajklieailasj. Lead Offloe at Oregoa City, Oregoa, NCTtCX It hereby glean that theo!iewMig named tattler haa nia n,.,iu A hi. iK..Z. Uob o makt ilnsl proof In support of bis eialat, and that said prool will be made before the County Clerk olColumblaoouatr.allt. Helens B, la, via: II a u it it ttArr wv Hotnestead entry No. Mil, for tha northwest k ol the suuthwett W of teetlnn Jl, and nonhesef bVli0"1!1"". c,lon . towaihip i north, rang 9 west. He name, tha fnl Inert nw .tinuu, ki oonilnuout re.ldeiice upon and eultlrailoa el st"! land, tit , un-ier tentlon 9S0I, R. g: a. Peck, Jent Hendrickt, r., and Bberaaa yonberg, of Perle. and 1). B, Fowler, of Deer Island, all of Columbia county, Oregon mivjuna f. T. AVHUmS. Kssttter. Notice for rakiieatUsj. Land Offloe at Oregon City, Oreaoo, NOTICE It hereby given that the followlng named Onttlar hmm Am,A ki. "S VJ.Di,k,!n1 1"?0' ,n support of hit claim, ""i. said proof will be made before tbe County Clerk of Columbia county, at 81, Helena Oregon, on July A, ihos. vlt: "" MAHT1N TOBIK. northwent U. and tha Ly .k. . . . . u . ii ol aacUoB 1, lowuthlp 6 north, ran,. 4 wetl. . , i namee the following witntttat to prove his S?ni i "'"'Idsuoe upou and cultivation el Henry itiibrt, Frank J. Petertnn snd ts inmi, Tia; Peieroon. of Ml.t, and Andrew Illlett, tit, I M... star uu urn, rs, a vura, ail OI VOlUUlDIa OUUnlv. fMaMI t. T. AtPlHHOif, itagtster, a Aetloe t OraHllttHng. Estetaof !.. tavr,,,, oaxiascd. TO WllOlt Ir MAT UOBOISB ti the above entitled estate and the County tourt of tolumbis county, Oregon, but we . nonriay. the 3rd day of July, IWM. at, the hour of l'o'nloek p. m., for the bearing of olifect out, If any there he to lh allow, ance of the mhiiis and tbe discharm of the administrator. J- Q- A. ROWI.rtT. Administrator wf the estate of I H. Uwrsnce, (JcoeMed,