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Newspaper Page TextChz Oregon Xi&t SUBSCRIPTION; ll.BO PER YEAR. 81. Hiijkw, Jokb 18. 1893. Now (hut the city hu been to the expanse of purchasing carriage and rcae with which to protect property from fire, it ihould not be parsimo nious enough to deny property holders the Absolute protection from fire which can be had by supplying a sufficient reserve ol water with which to use the fire apparatus and successfully combat the fires which are eure to occur sooner or later. With a reserve reser voir of 50,000 gallons capacity the city will be absolutely sals at all times, no matter whether the pump is work ing or not, which it certainly will not be at all times, even if it should al ways be in working order. The Water company has made ample preparation for supplying its regular customers, but does not feel called upon to be at the extra expense of building a large reservoir and keeping it supplied with water unless it haseuf&oient encourage ment from the city. Under the con ditions of ths francise the city can use what water there is in the tank at any time, but the few thousond gal lons it contains will be of little use in Case of a bad fire, and if the pump should suffer a break down at a critical moment, which is not only possible but highly probablethe remit would Cost the city more in a (ew minutes than the support of a properly equip ped fir department would cost in sev eral years. The city cannot possibly lose in the end from any expenditure of money tor the improvement of the fire department, for with a little assis tance from the city the water company will make additions and improvements to its system which will make it a cre dit to tho place and a recommend to those who wish to invest money here. Another matter not to be neglected is the facilities for training the depart ment, in the proper use of its appar atus, for without training the company will never be an efficient one, and the water company cannot be expected to furnish water gatia for drilling purpos es. The water company is willing to make liberal terms with the city, and t abould by all means receive every possible encouragement. Tax collapse of Ford's Theater at Washington last Friday was a fitting end for a building which had been the scene of so great a crime as was com mitted within its walls. On the night of April 15, 1865, President Lincoln met his death at ths hands of an as aaain, while sitting at a play in that building, and it is a coincident that on the day the assasin's noted brother was being borne to bis grave, the build ing should collapse without a moment's notice and carry down with it several Itundred people, oyer a score of whom were crushed to a shapeless mass. For several years the building has been used ai a department of the Pension Bureau, and at the time itcollapsed there were over three hundred clerks t work within its walls. Ths author ities bad repented ty been warned that the building waa unsafe but waa too parsimonious to give the matter any attention. A crew of carpenters were finaly set to work repairing it. and Curiously enough, instead of directing their efforts towards strengthening the old man trap, they undermined it and caused the death in a horrible manner of twenty-two persons, and the more or leas serious injury of many others, now that about a hundred people are killed and crippled the government is greatly excited and will apend about a Itundred thousand dollars trying to lo cate the blame, when one-twentieth of that account properly expended in re pairs would have obviated the whole disgracefull affair. Farrr growing of different kinds has became one of the most popular and profitable enterprises of this state, the peculiar adoptability of tbis climate and other conditions making that in- : dustry one of great profit. A notice able feature of fruit raising here is tendency to confine the attention to a limited variety. Pear and prune pro ducing, particularly the latter, has be came almost a erase with growers who are directing their attention to these Varieties of fruit, to the exclusion of many other valuable varieties. This policy should not obtain. As before Stated, this climate offers peculiar inducements to the cultivation ' of many other varieties, very important among which is the standard fruit, ap ples. . We are not supplying the borne market for this fruit which, when given propper attention here, is second in size and flavor to the productions of no other state in the Union. Sta tistics are not at band but it is well known that California and seme of the eastern states ship large quantities of this fruit to the Oregon, market each I season ana toe imported article is not only an inferior article but often brings a price which puts it out of reach of the ordinary purchaser and Classes it among the luxuries. This m not at all as it should be, and with a reason' able ampunt of attention, apple grow ing can be made one of the fhost profitable branches of fruit raising. ' A tvaQBSTioH ha been made tbst b(s oounty should have a hospital, gni (he suggestion is undoubtedly worthy of favorable consideration by the county court. An institution suit sbls to accomodate the business of this oounty can be built and furnished for 13,000, and will be self-supporting from the time It is opened. It would also accomodate the countv poor, and be a saving of several hundred dollars a year io this way to the county. An institution of this kind is badly needed here, and arrangemen ts for its eatabliah- ment should be made at once. The objeotioa may be offered that the amount above stated will not be suffi cient to build and auitably furnish a hospital, but the figures quoted were submitted by a gentleman who is the best authority on the subject, and can, therefore, be accepted as sufficient for the wtuk. We racomend the favorable consideration of this matter by the county court, and have no doubt but that the proposition will readily meet with public approval Notwithstanding reports to the contrary, the money pamo continues throughout the oouotry and numerous failures are reported daily. The prin cipal sufferers are the banking houses. but commercial institutions of every kind are affected by the general de pression and are going to the wall dozens. Fatal as these things are the country they are sure to be the inevitable result until the money and tarriff questions are settled and the policy of the administration is defined. There is not a time deposit being re ceived at the Portland banks nor has there been for nearly a year past, and although the banks are almost burst ing with money it is impossible to get hold of a cent of it, no matter what the amount or . the nature of security offered. These conditions will certainly prevail until the silver question is set tled and people know how to use their money. It is now becoming painfully e video to the transcontinental railroads that very material reduction must be made in World's fair rates if anything like a large delegation of Pacific coast visitors is induced to see the exposition. The name of World's fair baa not the ring in the ears of Westerners that it was thought it would have, and the clink of the golden ahecklea it costs to get there is much more musical to the average mortal than is the enchant ment of the great "While City." So far the attendance from Oregon has been smaller than that from any other coast state, and the aame conditions will prevail unlill the railroads make reasonable rates t o their patrons. TBI Chicago Exposition continues to open its gates Sunday, pending the hearing by the United States circuit court of appeals, of an order suspend' ing the temporary injunction granted by the Uniteed States circuit court to restrain the management from open ing the ground on that day. The or der was heard yesterday and the jtidg ment rendered thereon will effectually dispose of the question. The jurisdic tion of this case never should have gone out of the state of Illinois in the first place, and could easily have been settled by the legislature of that com monwealth a long time ago. Thk California bandits, Sontag and Evans, were again fired upon by offi cera Monday in the Sierra foot hills, twenty miles from Visalia. This time the result waa disastrous to ths ban dits and not at all pleasant for one of the officers. Sontag was shot in the left arm and side, and liea in the Vis alia jail a wniling death from his wounds or the machinery of the law which he has defied and outraged. Evans es caped with several wounds, and one of the officer was so badly shot that he had to suffer amputation of his ankle. judoi IjOchbox, mo new pension commissioner, has just issued the fol lowing important order for the adjudi cation and rating of pensions nnder the dependant pension, bill of 1890' The new order waa promptly approved by "secretary Hoke Smith ; A claim for a pension under the sec ond section of the act of June 27, 1890, can only be allowed upon proof of mental or physical disability of a per manent character, not the result of claimant's own vicious habits, incapac itating him from the "performance of manual labor in such a degree as to render him unable to earn his support. Ho specific injury or disability can, as such, have a pensionable rating tin der that act, nor be considered other wise than as it affects the incapacity of claimant to perform ordinary man ual labor. Proof that the disability is not the result of claimant's vicious habits is requisite; therefore, the causes and cir cumstances of the origin of the dis ability should be shown by evidence I mm The ocly Pure Cream of Tartar Powder. No Ammonia; No AJam. Rsed in Million? pf Home 40 Years the Standard turnishedlh' support of the'olaim fbr'a pension, so far as can bs done, and by persona other than the claimant. To the climant a pensionable status under this act, the disability must be such as to incapacitate him from the performance of manual labor in such a degree as to render him unable to earn bis support. Wyoming comes stniliug to the front with the richest gold find on rec ord, not excepting the wonderful days of '49 or the fabled riches of ."Golden San Juan." Ths new Eldorado is said to be located in Fremont oounty, 140 miles from Rawlins, and the gold is found in Potsdam cement, for exceed ing in richness any deposits ever be fore fouud. Dr. Bruoas is a heretic. At least that is the verdict of a majority of the Presbyterian General Assembly, which has just concluded the memor able trial. Soboul Report. The following is a report of the St. Helens school fur the month ending June the 9th : If ambjr of days taught 19, number enrolled 33, average daily attendance 25. The pupils whose rec ord of attendance baa been highest are Mary Dufour, Etfie Strachan, Mabel Strachan, Lavelle Watkins, Winnie Way, Amy, Florance and Annie George, Elmer Newel, Glen Watkins, Eugene Miles and Wilbur Muckle. Pupils whose names have been drop ped from the roll duriug the month are Julia Sobiska, Pearl Decker, Maud, Harry Pearl and Mamie Massie. Mrs. M. E. Way, Teacher. Read it ! II U raper. People who never read the advertisements in their newspapers mis more than they presume. Jonathan Kenison, ot Bolan, Worth county, Iowa, who had been troub led with rheumatism in his back, arms snd shoulders, read an item in his paper about how a prominent German citizen, of Fort Madison had been cored. He procured the same medicine and to um hi' own words: "it cured me right up." He also ears: "A neighbor and his wife were both aick in bed with rheumatism. Their boy waa ever to my house and said that they ware so bad that he had to do the cooking. I told him of Chamberlain's Tain Balm and how it had cured me. He got a bottle and it cured thr in in a week. I have great faith in Pain Balm and believe it will care ths worst cases of rheumatism. 60 cent bot tles lor sale by Edwin Koss, druggist. Made t Crtialtar. NOTICE is herebv riven that the nnder aiged has been appointed administrator of the estate of Josephus Jones, deceased, by ine jtion . i;ouniT juage ai voiumoia countv. All persons having claims agaiat aid estate will please present the same in legal form to me st my office in the City of utarsaame, Loiumma county, uregon, wiimn six montns rroas mis a ate. This 4th day of May , 1393 W.H. CoKTIR. Administrator, Are Ten Thinking Of what you ought to take wi th you when you go to the world's fair? Your ontlit will not be complete without a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and liar rhoea Kemedv. The change of water and diet, fatigue and irregular habits, during your trip are almost certain to produce aiarrnoea, ana a dose or two ot mis remedy mav save you serious sickness and perhaps moch expense. Procure it belore leaving nome. a ana so cent bottle lor sale Edwin Ross, druggis. by Notice t Creditor. NOTICE is hereby given by the under signed Administratrix .f th estate of George Strachan. deceased, to the creditors of. and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within six months after the first publication of this notice to the Administratrix, at her residence in St Hel ens, Columbia county, Oregon. lAITTA V. BTKAUHAW. Administrate of the estate of Georee Strachan, deceased. A Famena medicine. Chamberlain's Con eh Remedv haa he. come famous for its cures of throat and lung diseases, it is intended especialiv for coughs, colds, cronp sad whooping coughs snd is the most effectual remedy known for these diseases. Mr. C. B. Main, of I'nion City, Pa., says: "I have a great sale on Chamberlain's Cough Remedv. I warrant every bottle and have never bea'd of one failing to give entire satisfaction." SO cent bottles (or sale by Edwin Boss, druggist. To Exterminate Hop Lice. Oregon has for manv veara heen vniil. ling with the problem of how to extermin ate the hop Ions, which has proven a great pest io. the fields, and been a source of much pecuniary loss to the hopgrower. It is possible, thonrh. that now a nln. Hon may be arrived at by Professor Albert Koebele. special aaent of the an-icultural department at Washington city, with which he has been connected a dozen years, who A Hound Paper aavs of him His entire time is Havnta1 in thj mtnAw nt m ueswoy agricultural products. In 1888 the national government sent him to Australia and New Zeland for the pur pose of securing aa enemy or enemies of ibe cottony scale, which was devesting v.u.,i, u wiiiviuu, sna wnicn naa us or igin in Australia. The presumption of the government was that nature evened op all things and that where the cottony scale or- EiuBtcu vueic wuiuu oe iouna mat wnicn would keep it within bounds. Professor Koebele soon discovered that the I,lvl,n- was a deadly enemy of the scale, or rather T " WM "uct! s'anch friend that it lived off its enemy if this paradox may be used. Thereupon he advised th srovernment of tbe United States to import fadv bars. Th government acted upon his advice, and he eiii. large nomoers to southern California, where it was demonstrated that his discov ery was a most admirable one. Professor Koebele is in thlsatata for th. purpose of making a thorough investigation of the hop louse which Infests the fields of this section, snd, if possible, to discover the best method Of exterminating this nat In a dav or two he will take np bis quarters in Puyallup, Sumner, or some other point near the hop fields. Tbe professor states that m ers labor under the misapprehension that the wa b which is sprayed over the hop vines poisons the hop louse. The lonse takes in the air for its autnftnri thtu,tiih mall pores in its flanks. The wash which is thrown over the ionse stops up these pores, and smothering ensues. On account of this the professor has found that a mix ture of sods snd resin (because of the "Stickiness" Of the n,in.n tlnn kill. th. louse quicker then anything else. I akin Powden : SHERIFF'S sale: STATE OP OREGON, I (Imintvnf rtolmnhia.f ss Y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION and order ol sals issued out of the Circuit court ot the state of Oregon, for the county of Colombia, to me titreetea, in favor of W. H. Conyers snd against John Mavnard, for the aum of (Wt.Bti) dollars judgment with interest at the rate of S per cent, per annum, from the tftu day of Feb rnarv, 13. and the further sum of (t-NMO) dollars costs and accruing coats, command ing me to make sale of the following-de-aeribed real property , to-wtt : Low (2) snd (4) two and four, section IS, township 6 north, rsage (ft) five west, and lots A, 8, 1 and 8, rive, six, seven and eight, and ths (8K H) southeast one fourth of the (SK X) southeast one-fourth ef section (17) town shin 6 north, range (6) five west of the Willamette meridiar, embracing 01 acres, more or less, together with the tenements, hereditaments aud sppurtenanoes thereun to belonging or in anywise appertaining, all being situated in Columbia county, stats of Oregon. 1 dulv levied upon sain prem ises on the 8th day of June, Now, in pursuance of said execution I will, on the 15th day ot June, 1X33, st the hour of 10 o'clock a ni. of said day. at the courthouse door in said county and state, sell st pub lic auction all ths right, title, claim and in terest in and to the above-described real property ot the said John Maynard, to ths highest bidder therefor for cash to satisfy aid execution, interest and costs. tt. A. MASSIE, JunlOjulH Sheriff ot Columbia county, Or. SHERIFF'S SALE 8TATE OF OREGON? I Countv of Columbia, f " T-Y VlRlUE OF AN EXECUTION JO and order of sate issnad out of the Clrcnit court of the State of Oregon, for the County of Columbia, to ma directed in favor ot the state of Oregon snd the board of commissioners for the sal of school land, for Coos county, Oregon, snd for th investment of the funds arising therefrom, and against Samuel L. Lovell Klisa T. toveii and John Mavnard. for ths sum of (11,523.35) dollars judgment, with interest at the rate ol 8 per cent, per an' nun from the 18th dav of March. 18W3 and the further sum of ($45.60 )dullarcoate and accruing coats, commanding ms to make aale of the following-described real property, to-wit: The eaat of tb north' west H ana me nortnwesi jc ol the souir west W, and lots 10 and 11. of section (17.) townanip no. tt) aortn, range no. (0) west of the Willamette meridian, embracing 100 acres, more or lees, together witn the tene ments, hereditaments and appurtenance thereunto belonging or in anywise apper taining, all being situated In Columbia county, state of Oregon. I duly levied up on said premises on ths 8th dsy of June, 1893. Now. in porsusnc of said execution I will, on the 19th day of July , 1893. at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. of said dsy. at the courtnouse aoer, in ssia connty ana state, sell at publio auction, all the rixht. title. claim and interest in and to the above des cribed real Dronertv of said esmnel Lovell. Elisa F. Lovell and John Maynard to the highest bidder therefor for cash to satisfy said execution, interest and ceets. 0. A. MA8S1B. unl6ju!14 Sheriff of Columbia County, Or. SHERIFF'S SA.LE. STATE OF OREGON I T-Y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION. AN X) order of sale issued out of lbs Circuit court of the State of Oreron . for the conn ty of Columbia, to roe directed, in favor of M. Oans and against C.K. and A. L. Konkls, for the sum ot X'U.30 judgment, with in terest at the rate of 8 per cent, per annum from the 1st dav of July, 1892, and the further sum of 29.00 costs and accruing costs, oommsnamg me to maae saie ni ins following described property, to-wit: fots (2) and (3) in block 4, in the twn of Scap- poose, uoiumbie county, stats ot uregon together with the tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining, ail peine situatea in Columbia countv. stute of Orecon. 1 duly levied upon the said premises on the 8th day of January, 18U3. Now, in pursu ance of said execution. I will, on the 3d day ef July, 1893. at the hour of iO o'clock a. m.. ot said day. at the com t ho ise door, in said county and state, sell at public auc tion, all the right, title, claim and interest in and to the above described real proertv of the said C. It. and A. L. Konkle, to the highest bidder tberetor for rash , to sstisfy O. A. MASSIE. Sheriff Of Columbia County, Oregon. SHERIFF SALE. STATE OF OREGON, 1 uonntvot uoiumbia.i - Y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION. lodgment order and decree issued ont of and under the seal of the Circuit court of the State of Oregon forColumbiaeounty, to me oirectea.aatea june is, itm, upon judgment rendered in ssid court, on tbe itttn aay oi stay, lew, in lavor oi n. u McNutt. piaint'.tr. and aeainst Gua H Bvnon and Nellie Emroons Bvnon. defend ants, for the sum of f 123.00 with interest thereon st the rate of tea per cent, per an num. and the further sum of 175.00 as at torney's fees, and the further sum of IM.0O costs and disbursments, snd also accruing costs, commanding me io mace aaie oi toe following-described real property, to-wit: All of lots numbered three(3). four (4). five io;. six io), nine (a, ten (luianoeievenuii, in diock numnerea iwemy-nve iu), ana ai so all of block numbered twentv-six (26). all in Mellinger's First Addition to the city oi vernoaia, ixiiuniDia county, uregon. Now, therefore, by virtus of saidaxecution. judgment, order and decree, I will, on July uie loin, intu, ai ine nour oi lu o ctoca a. m. at the door ef the countv courthouse in ot. neiens. saia county and state, sen IS ublic auction, subject to redemption. he highest bidder, for ca-h. all of de fendants Ous H. Bynoo and Nellie Em' mons-Bynon's right, title and interest in and to said real property to satiaf v said execution, judgment order and decree, in terest, costs sna accruing costs. (i. A. MASSIE. junl6jull4 Sheriff of Columbia county. Or, SUMMONS. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE State of Oregon, for Columbia Connty cinsoaa riamiin, s. . Job H. Gillis and Lizzie In Equity. FaasELL. Defendants. To Johh H. 61t.ua asd Lizzts Fsssiu,. Defendants. IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF Oregon you are required hereby to ap pear and answer the complaint filed against you in the above suit, by the tenth day of tuwuer iwi ; ana n vou ran so xo answer- ror want inereoi, in plain tin will take a decree against vou. The said action is brought to obtain a decree ef this court for me foreclosure of two certain martanw rf.a- cnueu in ine saia compiaini, ana executea bv the said John H. Gillis. on the tenth of Jsnuary, 1890, to secure the payment of two certain promissory Bote. That the premises conveyed by said mortages may be sold and the proceeds applied to tbe pay ment of said notes. And in case said nr. ceeds are not sufficient to pay the asms. tucn m ooiain an execution against said jonn n uwis lor me balance remaining due, and also the said defendants, and each oi mem, ana ail persons claiming by. inrouKB . or unaer mem. mav ne narriui snit fnrhMji n9 all rloht tilul Alain, II-.. equity of redemption, and interest in and to said mortgaged premises, and for anch other and further relief as will more fully appear by reference by the complaint on Hie herein. And that said defendant. Mr. zie renneii. be foreclosed of all right, titla. and interest in and to tbe said premises des- cnoea in me said mortgagee, ana tbe com plaint herein, by virtue of a certain mort gage, or lien, which trie saia JLlui Fsnnell claims to bavs thereon. CLARENCE COLE. junl6joJ28 Attorney for Plaintiff, Notice to Creditors. NOTICE is hereby given by tbe under signed sdministrator of ths estate of 8. F. Shattuok, deceased, to the creditors of, snd and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within six months sfter the first publication of thi notice to the said administrator at the office of Dillard A Col. attorneys at law, in Ht Helens, Columbia county. Oregon. Hxsar C. Lahbkrson, Administrator oi the estate of a. r. Bhat- tuck, deceased. Dated May , 1MB. 1776! GEAXD 4th of July CELEBEATION St. Helens, Oregon! Reading the Declaration of Independence ! ORATION, LIBERTY CAR, SPLENDID MUSIC, BASKET PICNIC, BARBECUE, AND SPORTSI A -GRAND -BALL! HN (Ballroom New St. Helens Don If yourself or fiicnds wish to be cured of Liquor, Opium, Morphine,' ( horal, Co cainc or Tobacco hab ts, seek only the gen uine Keeley Treatment, which is the only safe, reliable and permanent cure in exist ence. Genuine Keeley Institute, with most favorable surroundings, at Forest Grew and Rosetag, Or. i5S Write for particulars. Correspond ence confidential. ARE YOU THAT- CARRIES A COMPLETE 8TOCK OF Drugs and PATENT MEDICINES, ETC. Partes, Stationery, School Boots and Cigars PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED. 8T. HELENS, - FARMERS AND MERCHANTS INSURANCE CO., Albany. Or. AUTHORIZED CAPITAL 8ECUKED CAPITAL PAID CAPITAL. ......... - ran si pbofesitt a rcoiALTT. For particulars spply at ths offlcs ef Clllsrd A Cols, or Tea Mist offlse. BIED8 OF A FEATHER This is the reason why The St. Charles Hotel, O. W. KNOWLES, Proprietor, lias such a large patronage by the business men of the State, yon want to meet a friend you will always find him at The Bt, Charles, 893 IN- THE - 40x80 Feet) Opera House. AWARE? Chemicles, . ORECON. ....$500,000 247,600 74,250 FLOC TOQETHEB." Fool W th Fakes BiiEHirra sale. STATE OF OREGON, i uounty of Columbia. I TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Ttri lumbl Oregon, for tb Coauty of Cs ruTntrnd eT,nf, Bnk wwjKwatka) Thomas 0. Davison', Mary I, Dsvlsoa. Mlohasl lleuo. Bsfsndinls. BY virtus of an sxscutlon. (udammt aa. .' der snd decree issued out ot The Ursult Court ot the State ot Oregon, for ths Oounty 0( Columbia, to ms directed, dated th 10th day of May, 183, upon a Judgment and rts eras rendered In said Court on ths 9tn dsy - of May , im, In favor or ths rortland iav. ings Hank, (a Corporation) I'lalniln. and sgslnst Thomas O. Davison and Mary J. Dsvlaon, Ueliiilauts,fr thssumof I3.SU0.09 with Interest thereon st ths rate ot to tier cent, per annum from ths Mb dsy ol May,' 1NUS, and ths further sum ot 1300 ss stUir , i nty's (ess, with Interest thsrsori at 10 per cent, per annum (rum May 91b, 1(93, and the accruing coats and disbursements, com , luaauingma to make sals of ths following ' described real property situated in th County of Coluinbla.Dtaleof Oregon, to-atti In section No. 12 ( twelve) In towashln Me. tnree w), norm ot rang no, two (ij r. .... v. . i Diingsu oi mat pumon ot ths dnnaUoa claim of Benjamin M. Watts and Witt lying between ths County road and tbs line of the northern rectus raiirvaa as now laid out and surveyed, snd particularly d oribed ss follows: Beginning at a point - ' where tbe eeutsr line ot the county read Intersects the south line ot ths Timothy " l.aiubersou donation claim, snd running ". thence north seventy degrees , west thirty u, one chains snd ninety-one links to ths rasl , line ol ths Northern I'adrtc railroad ; tbsnrS south ftvs degrees along ths tins of said rail 1 road thlit.v two olislna and tlliy links Io ths. south tins ol Benjamin Walts' claim ;thauce mil w iii;-iit mim mi mj Hiisvifv east twenty-one chains and sevent$.nln links along ths south lins ot ssid Wstls " claim to tbs center of ths countt reed;' thence north eighteen degrees and thirty r ty road twenty chains and twenty-five links in ins piece oi Beginning, eeiKaimsif Ti' -v scree ol land, be the aame more or less, si. , cepting snd reserving from tbs land above deserided s strip of land nlns hundred, feet lung by one hundred feetaldeofl th south-. , , aeatern portion thereof heretofore conveyed ' , louienorinerii raciuo nsuroaa vu., aiau ex cepting and reserving a right-ol wa) twsaiy1' feet wide off the juih side ot tbe land first , abov described, to be used in common ss a private roadway, by ths respective owners.; of the Units abutting the asms. Together , with tbe tenements, hereditaments and an- , purtenancea thereunto belonging or in say wise appertaining ; ail Le ng situated in the county ot Columbia, hlaie of Oregon. 1 dulv levied upon said premises on lbs lftw day ol Mav, 1SU3. New in pnrsaaaes ef ... aid execution 1 will on the 17th dsy el Juns, 1893, st ths boor ot lOe'elock a. as. of said dav. at tbe court bouse door In saki ' ' county and state, salt st publie anctloa ait ths right, title, claim aad inlaresl In sad tie ths above-deeeribed real property si said Thomas O. Davison and Mary J. Davieea, to the blgheat bidder therefor for cash te sslbfy said execution, interest and costs. O. A. MAsolBV Sheriff ot Columbia County, Oregon. SHERIFF'S SALS. STATE OF OREOOM, I . , .;, County of Coiumbis J i.l BY VIRTUE OF AH EXKOtTTIO ', snd order ol sals issnad ant of it nr. cult Court ol Ihe Dlat of Oregon, for tbe -y uouniy oi t oiunmis, io ms mrrciee. Is) i favor ot K. K. Mi-ler snd sgslnst Jamas Kellv and Lissle K. Kellv. for the sara mt J6S 00 dollars, judgment, with intervel at i ins rat oi s per cent, per annua Iresa . the S2nd day of October, 1891 , aad tbe far mer aum oi soa.eo aounrs eosi and artra- ing costs. Contmandlmt m to make aala at. lu following described real property, lo wit: The north half ol tbe northwest quarter, the southwest ausrler ol the nor;nwssi nuarier and me northwest quarter nf Ibe sonth west onsrter of sta tion 23, of township 7 north, range 4 west, Willamette meridian, embracing 160 acres, more or Una, together Hh lb tenements, herediisnienw sad appurtenaneee there unto belonging or in anvwl-e appertaining, all being situated In Columbia eoaniy. - stale of Oregon, I duly levied apoa saM premises on ths ititb dav of May. tro. , v ' Now in pursaaucs of said eieeutiea I ' will on the SMh day of June laws, at tbe hinir ol in o'clock a. m. . of ssid dsy. si lb , '. courthouse door in said countv arid slat. ' ; sell at pnblie suction, sll the right, title e aim snd Interest in and to tbe above described real froi-arty of said James Kelly ana i.mie n, neiiy, n in nign therefor forrssb, to sstisfy, said th highest biitder sxecaties) 0. A. MABSItj, Sheriff of Columble County. . SHERIFF'S SALE. STATS OF OBKOOW. I Connty of Columbia,' BY VIRTUE OF AH EXZCtJTtOW snderdsr of sale issnad eat ef tbe Circnlt Court, of ths Stale of Ortget) 1st tbs County of Columbia, lo ms directed, 1st layer of F. M. Thoronkins. and aealaaS Jennie Wright snd Nellie Dcoley, for tea sora ot S900.0O dollars Judgment, with la te rest si the rat of S per eent. per aaaaaa ' from tbs 7tb dsy of Ieeeaber, 1SW. aad ' tbs Inrtbsr sum ol 103.30 dollars, casts aad accruing eosts, commanding ss to Make aal ot the following described real properly t-wlt: The southeast w of section S. f township S north, range 3 west, Willamette meridian, embracing lflO arras, mar sr less, together with the traemeats.bsfedila menu and appurtenances, tb ereanto fee. lOBslae or in aavwia annvUlnfi. all k. lug situsted io i.'olumbie eeunty. stats f Oregon. 1 duly levied aus said Dresaisas on tbe 10th day at September, ISM Near la pursuance of ssid execution, 1 will est ths th dsy ot uly, 1883, at tbs henr ef 19 o'clock a. m. of said day, at theeoert boat door, In ssid county snd stats, sell at pub lie suction all tbs right, title, claim aad la terest In snd to tbs sbevs deseiibed real property of said Jennie Wright and Nellie Dooiey. to Ihe hlehest bidder lharafnr fas- Cash, to satisfy said sseestion. Interest sad cost. O. A. MAHSIE. Sheriff of Columbia Couaty. ' SHERIFF'S SALE, STATE OF OREGON, I county of Colnmbls.l nY VIRTIIK ok aft KTrrrrvrA IJ ludsment orrfar and lmtm...t out of the Circuit Court of th Mute of Ore ' Son. for Columbia codnty, to me directed, sled Msy 28, im, npon a lodgment ran' . . dered la ssid court on th. trfi th dav ol slay. imn, la lavor ol Edward Webster, plalnll tan healaae aflaaa. IF K a . " TP !. " "ynon ana nelils BT non, defendants, for ths sora of $00.81, with . """ ", at toe rate oi io per eent, . per snnom, snd ths furtbsr sum of tsa.00. aa sttornev'a Im. .nrt th. n.,i.u '. 181.40 eosu and disbursements and Bcornlng : - . costs, commanding see to tasks sale of the 1 1??XlHP i0' ib9i fM.' P'Wy bsretotor . '.: . sttschecT by me, by virtue of a writ of at. ' '' tachment issued out ol th. hM..iui court In this causa, to wit: Allot tbs west v HJ" ,n,hss' W ot section 2S, sne) ... the esst U of tb. anntl,M u f ' sllln township 4 north, ranges weet, Willi smelt i meridian, In Oolnmbla county, Ore. & il"non'br virtus of said sse ' CUtlon. Indirment. nrd.r anrf inj... s will on alondsy, ths Sd day at July, ides, ' 5 'ha ho.,,!r ' ten 10 "l00 w., at th ' ' " e uouniy couri Bona, in Bt. He. ens, said eoanty and state, seU at publie ' I., i iTi' u.biot lo redamntlon, to tbe bislfe ,-,f ;. est bidder for cash, alt of defendants, fos ' j snd Interest in snd to ssid real property te " taUsfy .aid execution. Judgmsnf order an ; ) ,i Judgment, interest, coU and accruing eoets. i , . bv , , O. A. MAS811C Bhenff of Columbia connty, Oregon. - u i 1 ,S" Coiled Bute Und Offlee, Oregon city. Or. - . CP'alntharlni been entered m tols'affle byFrsaerlok Butzims against James rilii fPr absndonlng his homestead entry No! SMS? dM4 January 10. 1SS1. upon Ibe Borlh.a.1 Ij ttl k,""'n,P "rth. range 4wTliS ifiso5.aSl"t& 0rf0li "hh s "lew to ths eaa. bv fml'S1? nt),' Parties am h.rs- i lota 3 i t mlvluuJS rHurws:':