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Newspaper Page TextQRKGONJJIffr itileretlat the Posroftce ut St. Helens, Oregon, tti tccqivlv! iss mail matter 4t. 11 1 "" - "' n Issuiu KvtOxv Fftoav Bv ' ' " , E 11. FI.ACC, .. d'TO. ATt rRtU'KISTOR. One copy, one ysir, in aJvnttoe .Jtl 00 bix mouth. 60 Legal notice IV) cent per line. FRIDAY, APRIL 15. COOD CITIZENSHIP. The editor of the M 1ST will never cl.iim that it ii the duty of a cilijcu to vote for Jhe nominees of his party without rvjird to tlieir liones.v or fitness for the j.o;tiou to which they umpire. That U tlie "yel low dog" theory of politics, an I is re sponsible for a jfre.it deal of the corruption which admittedly exists in public life. The man who IsMsts that he has never voted anything but a straight Repuhlu'.m pr Democratic ticket during a long litc time must, on several occasions, have voted for unlit or dishonest men, pud have contributed knowingly and willfully toward the mismanagement bjiJ corrup tion that uasat times festered in the body politic. He has not been as good a citi. en a lie might have been, and his example is not worthy of emulation by the rising generation of voters. I'artics, however, represent principles, nd the enactment of these principles in to laws vitally affects the business inU-r-psts of the country. Every busincs. man, fvery farmer, every mau and child in the United States is tints a::ected, and every vote that is cast h is a bearing, remote or jjirect, upon the success or fail :re o! the principles of the respective parties. Or ganization is necessary to su.cess, and in prder to have eflectiveorguji jtion every advocate of any set of princip.es must give his support to the party representing those principles; and the only way that this can be done is by supporting the party's nominees whenever thev are com petent and reputable men, cr equally so as their political opponents. Nor should the citizen be too ready to find fault with the nomiuecs of fcis party. He should preserve the Mis souri attitude and request to be shown whenever his political opponent informs luu that John Doe, his party's nominee, is a very wicked man. Chances are that those who nominated John know as much about him as do his political opponents, and that he is fully equal in moral an I mental worth to the opposing candidate, i Attack upon personal character is the favorite resort of a desperate minority led by a itw whose main object is the capture of one or two fat offices an 1 not particularly the good and welfare of the country. This classof office-seekers never say anything about their political prin ciples. They are unwilling to go before the people with a declaration of faith and ' rpst thtjr hopes of ucctss thereon. They favor the attack in detail. They aaopt fhe tactis of the wolf pack, which hangs upon the rear of the builalo herd, hoping for an accident to some individual, that they may spring upon him and pull him down. They are the opportunists of poli tics, and not its true leaders. They do not buiid up a partyorganiiation, but are willing to combine with any old thing in the way of a party and to stand upon one, two, or thrve platforms, as may seem necessary to secure individual success. They wait until the majority party has held its convention and then they begin the work of spreading dissatisfaction in j its ranks. In one section of the county I the majority voter is approached with the i flea that his section did not receive the attention to which it was entitled or that its favorite son was thrown down by a corrupt combination from o:ne other section, or that such a candidate was not a resident of the county '-when Mount Hood was a hole in the ground," and so on without limit. We do not say that such tactics are being pursued by the minority pajty in this county, though we may say si; later on. i'his is merely a generalization, and is given for what it is worth. Tardy justick. A di--j.-lch from Washington to the Otvgnnian, dated the 11th Inst., says: Major I.ang'it was today asked by the Chief of Kngimcr to submit estimate fur repairing and rtisinjj the top level of lcer Island dyke, in the Columbia Kivvr, o as properly to control the clnnnel lit th it point. It is evicted that the tires sarv land will le tnken from the emerg ency fi n The Chid of engineers acted upon the request of SeuHor Mitchell. 1 , This is .111 act of tardy justice to the j property owners of IVer Island, besides ' Iwing a work ot public necessity. The : building ol the dyke opposite St. Helen forced the water of the Columbia over agiinst IVer IV ml, necessitating the construction of a counter dyke at that point. The dyke at IVer Isl.ui 1 was con structed so that the inner portion was lower than the outer, and the front o( the dyke hsvicg been broken in several p' ices, the wnter pours through, sailing the channel an 1 cutting tiwav the island, to the grc it detriment of the property. A the g n-eminent exercises the right of eminent domain and builds dykes wher ever it sees tit, it become its duty to keep such public improvement in thor ough repair and to see that they do as little injury a possible to the property owner. Major I.sng ctt's course in this matter has heretofore leen exceedingly arbitrary; but it is possible that he tuav pay some atterjtiou o the request of the Chief of Engineer. j HOTICi rOH PUBLICATION, IVcpirlmi-nl ot lh ltrUir, Uua uihee l orvnuu i.liy, Or nn March . two. VOTM'R I HKIiEHY HIVKN THAI Tllti i t)t in iiaiiie.1 .tiller li HltM notice it M tim-nttou lit make i.nl i-rocl tit aui'iM,rt "I Ills claim, ami Hint -nl.t proof wilt t mad b hue them .nil lork ( i'nliuuiiia t unny, ur., m M. Ilelcua, Oiviwu, mi May 10. It. lull, vM.i .U K VllAM KWITII. It . K. No. Viiii (or th W'Vk, " T. N., R. tV. lit names lb foH.'Win- wlniee lo prov tilt cmillliUi.HMv.lilelli .11 . I U l I'lllllvalloll ui ai. .'!, 111. 1. .kiiii1ii, I'. I. 1'arltef. John naaai, tt, ,'.' ii.,kii. all t . nn. mlu. iiioaou. AI.UttrtNO.-i UitktUKit, HwtlJtr. AD5aNISTTO I1U- Nolle t. hcrchy (riven lliF by vlrtut of an oi-vivr of Hie I'ouuty Oiuri of lit Slant ot ureititii tor ili Couiily ot v o lui.. liia, uuivlv Kiul Biilcroil on th 4tti ilay ol Airll. l:n)4. In the mutter of tlio cxialo ot A. It. I.ltlle. Urasvl, th uiuterautiidl, tli avliiiinlalralor of aald ealni. will, mi or alter tlt till Ony of May, IftH, at tli law nltle of NV. II. I'nw.-ll. In t. IK-lfiiH. inoKitn, aoll at jirttat HHlit. fttr eanli In hitiul, tha fol lowlitK iloacrltiej real rrttimrty t!oim Inc Jo lite Kiat of Hutd Jcarl, u wit: Th vast half ot tit nor I Invest )tiartrr and Iota on and two of auction uinftiet'1!. In townnhlp tour north, raus llv wat of the WIHamolt merlillnn. Abo a MX mil tiilrreat In and to th wc half of tit uorthweat iiuartttr of aocllon Ihlriy-two. and th nt hslf of tho northttitst ouaitof of aiH-ilon Ihlrly. on. In towunhip aix invt'th. rnna four west of th Wktlamlle meridian. Aln a lax till Interest In niul lit tli north 'itst )iuarcr of aeillon twanty-ala, tit towiiHhlp fiv north, ranit two weal of tli vvillitmett meridian. Also a tax till Interest In and to th southett.st uunrier of ct)oii thirty In township flv north, ranv ture wat of Classified Advertisements COWS 1'OR hAI.FI huva lwog"t,t inilrlicOMt foriile, lVIc reasonable!, Inqnlit) i.f K. M. TIIOKI'.rU. llrloii,Oi. DA1KY FA KM FtK fAl.K 80 acres liM-HtrHl on Willauu-tto 8linitli t no eniiiiiicHlationa (or 74 lo UH) livad rnltle daily Imat. liiqiilrn on plui-o, MIU). I'. M.l.f.A r., euiu tu-ainer Auieina, m, Helena, Oregon, 2-ft-tl AI'I'KKSTICR WAXTKI) -To learn tilt' barlteia' tiitdo. liood npportllliitv for inti'lllirnt vonnn niun, lnnlivo( ii. CU.WVFOKn.City HarWr Hlnit. GOOD STRONG WORDS. The direct primary nom illation law will comtel pub'ic othcers to consider the wishes and well t ire of the r p'e at every turn. Piecing the jmlitical Ijosscs will count for little. A public officer who gives satisfaction cannot be turned down by trades and combinations, for the meui? er of a xirty will vote directly and not through delegates sent to a countv convention. An Assessor who receives his nomination direct from the member of his party Keel not consider the sfliish wihc of any political boss. If his work . is s-.tisfactory to the people he nee 1 have no fear of renomin.ition. The same ap plies to every other county o lice. Noth ing is more promising of inip-ovetnent in public service than the which wjtl place in the hands of the com- the wiilamett meridian. AIfo tax till interest In and to tn unditUied on-lialf Interest In and to lot tour and the ttd land In front of aee tlon thlrtv-nva. In townahlp lielit north, ran Av want ot th Wtllamall j n.fiiilmn. Also a tax title Interest In and In lot two and tit a.-nv of ltd land lyln Booth of And adjoining lot two of aetlon t twenty-Hlx, In township ettrht north, I ntiiae Itv wst of th WtUamett m' rldian. CHARI.KS U LITTLE. Y. H Powell. Attorney for Administrator. ! liirm fur Sule. 1 The wlittltt Hit) iti-res lvlnir In n-rllnn 28, 0 norilt, ami a wert, tli nun It halt lieloiigiitK to I). W. t'oi, hihI tli aoiilb half lo Tlioiiuia It, Coup, of t'ulf.tiv, Alliens, llrtbttest Tenilnfv. I( ymt want a p), i-lieap fnrin, w ith uli'iily nf Kooil limlHr, nun mile frtnn a anwudll, and four miles (mm the Columbia river, vriti iliivet to ua, ii we have no agi-Mx. It i niie of I ho heal (hi in a in the vn-initv nfliohln. Addn-aa 1. VV. COl'l, I'ui iles Crosaieg, Cnnadit. i llTsAT.lcll:AT,, is miii-it in ami lienors, imrt Ji'rwva anil llolealino ...ixeil, bri-Kii lo blooded 8hort Uorneil I'iiiII. Some are (read and the rent v ill W (ivsli (milt now on fur the next two months. All pentl ami irnod milkers. Call or write to C. O. l.OVIOiiUI-lN, Clitskauie, Ot c'u. IIONI'.I'H KMIM.OYMKST CO.. 215 Mi.rrnoii St., rorlland, Oreiton, is one of the beat known and iiiimI ivlliible C'oiu panii a nit the Coast, (tirnl-ltci all kind Help on ihortt-sl nolle Free to Kui-plnyern. When In rortland (i lo The Kmplre K lniiniit. ll2 Third Street, tlin-e iliMim S.mlli of (taker The- GiU TO BIDS OH CQUJTTT mOAS ' im. Meul,. from 16 eenl Up. 0-' w0 iilsv and niubt. Ovsters in anv Mle. Notice la hereby (Ivan by th und.r- Wm Hoblander, l'rop., foruirrl of Hie aiuned. tli County Load Master for me u , . , , Lua.it oi loiuu.tila, ataie ot Pruamt. koy.ii. im aim ,Mmnon. tnul Ulds in turiiitia will lie rtH-eUeu hy ; "T" tn vounty court or tund eouniy or t o lu.nbia. unlit -' o'clock in tli alternoon H0TICC or May 6, UHM, on the herelnatiM- do-1 Kcribed nind work. Kaeh bid moat b j aeco.t.tanieu ny a oonu ror iwic in eviiiiii4PiiSi'Rni(n' voir oin amount of the bid I. reuuired by T.ch M u'Vtff k! n .'i xlZ I R. " law. The founty Court n.l t 1.,.,",., w.ll n the h .1 y -f Mat, lM. ap,.lv rlslit to re.eet nny ami all bida. 1 ha . h , , .,, t i 'imi, i-omiiiv. stai OF I XT E NT 10 M TO APPLY FOR LIQUOR LIClNSt. CITATION. In the f'nnim rmirt ol tin aula id Oregoii, fr llil'oiiiiiyell'iiliiinl,, In th mallet ol lh Kaiannl J"!'" ""'"' 1o'7''r!' Hove, Kriink K 0,.ve, KniMv ilov. fniip. KIIm (love Ikalw. and ' I mlier " any lln't he. o ald dixiMwIt MY ullintli or TllK HONOlt vlll.K, '';I'N,,. I'.intl ol Hie Mule nl iim'ui.ii. '"I ' ,." ofroln.nl.la re h"r '' "" '7,1 uiln-il i.ia.i...arlii the r.mii y t ' "' " iha Court ll.ni In H' ', ,', !?.' imiiitv ol t'ol ."-' dn. Hie Ilili day ol April. IWM. itl ll '" allow rii, II any Iher. he, ivl.v """ ' anli' ui the ri.il iirutwriy (Ihe-mil 'V. ,', V. .. ha ... .i.tani'a Willi III iwtl'li.ii ol lh.liiiliil.lil..r of the Ml. ili H '7' esiaie il.i'rll-.l lit lit ld l".""",".ii Q Norilnvol ' and Hie kiiiIIiwiisi Is ' I 0 si 14 N . r. II tv.. In t oliiiiilil ii ',iiiiiti.iiii'..n . IN WITH... W n KHKof, I list; . " rein no el my Innid au.l otl'i-lal teal I his l"l " aiaieii, i .. ...,,,., ,. ,,m.. Wy w, A. UAltltl-s, Krimiy. s Ti.. t i: ... . i"ts: 'i stf R LI N Q NAT At $J Ulhebt , In Iho Market b s WELCH THC AMCRICAN ClOTMIfr Ami H I-'IOI" M f In H' l.ai.i, napes at 1 niul u ao .8 mlal TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNK S. W. NOTICU FOR PUBLICATION. of eanfaiates by the rod. i ROAI niSTUlCT NO. If. j Spoclilcation 1. I ItegtnnliiK at the Ural brldr hloi A. it. I'owell s realdenc. on III Pltla bura and Mlat road, and to xtnd I.....1P.I tll.l bu Cmv a II.A ; , ., 1 I . W doption of a la v I ii oi.ey wnl iierinit. The mad la to be Kiatied .4 leer in widtn, wun a rta or 11 ii, .'lies to the fool from rhe Mlde lo mon people the power to siy who shall ! tne center, ;td with drain ditriies on nu:s am.ii.o ue invu in ui umi'i ot tn .. t,r-,, l.,r . 11. .ne In ...1" .uirll, t in lounty i.-ler. All blda are to bo upon Mu,,or. ,, h.tll ,.,,tr ... . I in-. it' in u uiir a 'ii'" 'ur lErii be the nominees for public orfice. I'n ler such a law no mm who disregards his daty to the people could secure renomi nation. Oregonian. If anyone doubts judge Doan's popu larity at Rainier they should have heard the cheer that greeted him when he alighted from the train on his return from the Clatslcanie Convention. It is safe to tike a man at the estimate placed upon him by tho-e who have baen his neighbors for years. The Oregonian says: "We would re spectfully suggest to the Republicans of the Second District (that's us) that it i a good titne for honoring in the breach that ancient custom of kniiing Repub licans in order to elct Democrts." Yea, verily, the time has come. Politics make strange bedfellows; but when it comes to the Democrats lying down together the bedclothes are liable to get torn. There is sure to be trouble. One and one are sail to make two; but ii you attempt to unite two opposing prin ciples the sum will be one big row. CLATSXAN.E C0R3tSP3NEENCE GOOD WORK DONE. The Republican County Convention held at Clatskanie on Saturday last was a representative body of Republicans, gathered from all parts , the county foi the purpose of putting in nomination a ticket that would command the support of Republican voters throughout the potmty. . If it does this it will be success ful from top to bottom, and Columbia Coucty, for the first time in many years, Will have an entire set of Rernbdcan officials. There can be no good reason why this should not result. The con yention was a fair one, the can ii lates are worthy and reputable men, and the party has a large majority in the county. We ask the Republican voters to consider seriously whether it is not time that the majority party took charge of the o;nces of this county? Are you willing to ad mit that yoi are incompetent, or that, like a lot of children, you can not put aside your petty spites and quarrels and Mr. M. S. Dippold an-1 W. S. Dippold, of shingle mill fame, of the Nehalem, were in this city Wednesday making ar rangements to haul tlieir winter's run to market. Mr. John Rederson of the lowe Ke ha'.em was in the city one day this week taking in the sights and trading with our merchants. Mr. W. II. Conyers and daughter Laura are both down with the La Grippe this week. ! It is said by some of the wise ones of j this city tnat another wedding will take i place in tqwn within a few weeks, the boys are getting up all the cow hells and other musical instruments for the occa sion. Mr, R. H. Mitchell, late of the Rainier Gaette, an 1 chairman of the Democratic Count Central Committe.wa in the city recently making arrangements for the holding of the Democratic County Con vent'on to be held here next Saturday. We have not heard whether the Demo crats of this precin:;' hel 1 their primary last Saturday or no'; if they did the at ten iance must have been very small. Mr. Bert Tichenor sold his here this week, and left for San Diezo Cal. It is said by some of the wise ones that there was a girl in the case. Uncle Geo. Day wait, of the loer Ne halem, brought a wigon load of the pro ducts of his farm to this market one day this week which he sold to goal advant age to the natives of this city. Will Myers an! Jim Snyder were seen giateled a width of leu feet lu center ut road eigiii incnea deep. Siecllkallon 2. Commencing at the west end of the linuict' a. ro.-.s lo Netiaiem Kiver at rittburg. and to extend toward V'vr nonia aa far as the apecial tax money will permit. The road Is to be Kraded 24 feet wide, with a rise of 11 Inelieit to the toot limn the sides to Hi venter, with drain ditches on each aldo of unl. .-ir -i il -i-ih; and lo be graveled a depth of eiicht inches ten leer wide In center of road. Itids under this apectnratlon :..ay be for either the sradtnf or cravl ii; or both. Specification 3. Beginning; on the line between Road Dintrlcts No. 14 and 15, on th river road fro.n Vernoria to Plltsbura'. and to extend toward titriburg as far aa tin special tax money will permit. Tli road Is to be (traded 40 feet wide, with a ri e of li inches to the loot from the -kies to the center, and with drain tlitrhes on t'di-h i.ide of unifnr.il derdh. and to be Kraveled a depth of eiht ir.clics a ldth of ten feel in the center oi' roau. Specification 4. Stiffs hate bjt.Mi set by th Rotd Supervisor along this road, ini-1 fh . ;i.s ii'.J hre rferr.'d to as marked by him. LlftTinnina; at the first atake north of the Ro. k Creek Bluff, on the Ver rnnla and Keaney road, marked atake 1, the following portions are to b eroas "aid with puncheon not less than nlns fet long and 4 fm-ties thick, to-wlt, from atake 1 to atake 2. 19 rods: from strike 3 to atake 4. 6 rods; from stake i 5 to stake 6, 45 roils: from stake 7 to stake s, 2 roos; from stake 9 to staxe 10, at rods; tro:n atake II lo stake 1 Hull lor a li-ii.il ui ix Btnnlha. In the village ot Meaptmoae In scip-. puna "rep nr. t. I'lllmn.a toiillli, llrvf-ni. ithirh apill.arinn will las bad urtoa lh lol lowirii petition! PKTinoN. In th I'onntr Comi of tit brat ot Orexon. for rnlttmhta ro-imy. la the tuner of ih An llettn nf R R. Thnm a. lor l.lceti-e to ll splriluona mail or vieona iliu.ra and 'ernivnird rliivi In qmnitllie le than nn x.illon. Tniliellon. ' miitti t'omi ei the r'ountr ol Col. iinl.i-. ail-l aisle oi Oreaoii: We. I It uniter Klu'ied lejal voter and ri'tlili'nts of Mi-a.'p.Ki I'tei'inci, lu 1'oliuuhia futility, mat ..( orrton. ami win. hare art. inln rl e-l In ld i rei lncl thirty ilay prior in lh alining and fllina of thii lat:d.-n, would reHtli i.it iiviil on vourllint. B '.1 l the M iy le in of the al.l C unit Court iHiii rnai'iiix on w eiln nay. tli 4m day of May. lisH, lu tie held lu Hie court hutie in the i it. ot .-.l. Ilelt-D-. lu -aid l i.iinly and -late t'-a' a liili-e be rra'.teil lo K. K. 1 tnonira io ell tpitliiiiins, t lia.ua and mall 1 a tor. aini tor mented ei.ler in uaaiiin u-a irx than one aailou In deipp.ii.-e I'r. iucl in lh Ylllugr ui s-ii li. in aid Ciiliiuil.ia Cunty. Maie nfll' K,,a. and tnal mii-b llcana be is.iil,l to aalil II. ihniuan fur a pe nal uf an ii.nnilia iro.n the 4ih day nf it y. I yoi. all l wblch your llnii er aill ever pray f. Imu snoiir. Henry Bualiman K1 rlilund, L Lima. "HI all K y. K. I.. M'l, J. Ilurie... Andrew Andr sun. Jay Rilrliani. Jine4 1 m u ii'.n. K A. M. Kav. ttm. J. ri n-t it, ti. II. tva-hiutuii. II. O. lrse'i. II. Kml a.rti:'iiii.vr. Jonn i.lenblaller, S .ii.n Neuruiuuil i. II. M.ir an, i- Kaiinii'.), t ui Kainat. K. t'uuain.T A. 1,. L. Balen. A II. lar-eil. 1. i.lu all. Cha. I ei . a. I llau(rurd, O. A. Miller, N. u. i. rai.l. Hrliiy llarlell, W tV.Ar.I G II - 1,-ik.. K. 1. ,-unlrr. Krl . Vance J. H. Illi,.l 1.... K. K. Mini, l'r.-y Uavl-, K. It. A. tan. a, joitu . Kielda. ll. Tent. Miri-liall, 1'itarMovrr ii. ii. Ilrick-. o. r. Uruvia. K. I. ii.ua. I .rl II k elel. if mave Laiis. i- W Kama y. it. aa i l.-, J. H. t-.yer.aq , A. Slu up. I. I. llhauvi. I.', r., l)ai Ir, I . it M'iiock, A Harl r, K..b i r.d. A. I. l.oi a E.l. t'lamoril. II. .seuuiau. A. Nrw ii'ait, Ii. I . Ha. lul'ky l liaa. AlU-u i.ebiyi.ti dermii.l. I'aul i. boi avr, II. Wci, C t:. liar Krank I'ajue. O-o. ift-tol. M. o. ailtiiKau. I. ta lie. J i yieKay. ttm. AUilru, Kf i. K. llniiere:, J. 14. I'atlie, t'. a. rs u.uler. W. r.. Hlfien. Jo I arlb. A. r. Anicll li i.. Wal'ann. Ii. n. Cauiar.iU. MC Koeil. . r.allK ll.ilj Joe siiaiun. vt ui. .M'liutx, r. .v Wallaie, J.'ti Uiuu unitio stati-8 land orricr, Oicamt l ily. Hiraon. I el. Nolle la hi'lul'V alt en th"" I" eoini'l' m.. .. w-iih ill iitotlsliina of lha a.'l eonsteaa of June 8. 1S.N. niillr.l An n.l lur Hie an I of Minimi hinds of i-iillfoinla. Otiiion. Nevada, and ;"" limiou IVniloiv aa evlinilisl lo an in I'liiillc Ijtml Htatea ly ait of Annual 4. IX'lS Tliontna A I'loiilinn-l. of Hea-ipoosi". I'mintv of iVIunihln. HUie of tlieuon, ln this dilV filed lu this little his aw.iltl sinleiueiit No !"' ' II' inn ! ' the S W S. N K. , of H.otl.in No It In 1iiwi.Mti No 4 N, Itniia No 3 , " : and will nfter proof In atn.w Ihril in land aonitht Is inure valnril-l for H" llinhn or atoiio than for am li iiltutBl inut'o-'" at-ii to eatnl ltsh his i-lalm to aald liind l'' lh Iteaiater nml ti.olin' of lh s i.ltn at Oleaon t'ttv. Oti'Ki'll. nil I lieadny. the tilth dnv of Mnv. ism Ho nuitn.s na wltni'asia: it. . llitirlson of H. itriMiiist' inaiton. It. A M.'Kav of weai'l'iHise. "ii'm'n. (llf Itownian of Hoa.ti.oose. (t iaon John Heaver of Beiiiipnose. rtieann. Anv ai'd A'l prisons i iniiniii aw.n.-.-th abote di ai rllTd lan.ts lire I. iin'l-.l lo tile ihelr claims In Oil on or t'i- fore wld loth il.it of sine . i" Al.l.r.ltNl'.s n i.itr -i' M l Vav K-a-laler. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Rutai of I'liarlea Trim, deva'tr l. VOTIt'K IS IIKHI UY I.IVKN 1 1I IT TllK is IHliilTlilllUid uillUlnl.tral.ir nf the r.tsle ill t'harr film, tlevea-ed, h lileil l.is luial ar cotiiil, at turn ailuilnti.irut.ir, In IK o'litit l.iuri of III Milteol lrenll. f " foimnlna I'lillnly. all'l Itlnl tl.iiuliiy. Ilia .lulilai ot Us). 11S4. ill Ihe hour ol I f M al Urn taunt itaini "I a Oil ro.ir , haa bieu ei a the nine and I Ui f.,rlli hrnrlus m otjviel nut ther.1i., aniline sellleiiieut lliere it. j liaiisl aim tlm iiunlMinil Miireh SUn l'H- I nl.oitiifc 'l UIU. a.lniu-i''ii"r. Ulllanl .1 I'ay. tu.ia. New anil Handsome Styles At $!.75, $12.50, $16, $18, $20, and $22.60 N12W SPRING SHIRTS $1 KECKWEAR, itl tilt IMI UI.4M K AT BOYS' SHOES t rtn l .. V llroken Mara, l In ft l.'l, War & HI lit I H rllll i n. I. t W 222-3 Morrisou St., Cor. Tint Men's UuflcrwearS PORTLAND, " S m"i.o.J OREGON v) ", The Par-Pained Maryland Monogram Whisky For Sale !;.c.ulvcly by H. Wellington, J iuuh, inni bwikv ij in ninne m, J 1 t.-. r . . .. .. . rods, and from Blake 15 to a distatK ' 1 V ir . .4 . t 1 as far as the snt-oin. tax money will Eermft. Four larm Rtomjui are aluo to remov-jfl on the portion hetwwn Muke 13 nnd stake 14. The holes are to be filled and tne icpaund In to b rnlt:l where necessary, and the road and pun f.npfln tbreon nre to be laid aa tr.iinht an pos nible. and tn a workmanlike man ner. SpecMcatlnn No. 5. Commencing at the end of the Crooked Creek bsidge, and to extend then north toward Mist aa far as the Mpeaml t.ix money will permit. This road in to be tris 'aid with puncheon nine feet lonir, and four Inches thick. In the man nor described In specification above. ROAD DISTRICT NO. 13. Specification 1. Beginning at the Bechman l-rlde. on the road down the Nahalem River, from Mist, extending down aald river, thu r h( iv to ! Kravftted eloi nr;hi dep ten feet wide, for a distance of fet to a stake marked 1. Front the ftake marked 1 to a stake marked 2. a di tnnce of 28 rods, the road Is oe km veie d four Inches deep ten feet wiao, Trorn the stake marked 3 and extending down said road as far as the special tax money will permit, the road Is to b irreled ; a depth of eight Inches ten feet wide. Specification 2. 1 Beginning at the north tit of the 1 bridge across the Nehalem River, near Mist, and extending up toward IMtts burg aa far aa $185 will conHini. I, this ;. is (o he cross laid with puncheons rot lens than nine feet ling and four Inches thick on such portions ns the tto-d Supervisor shall direct. Before . the puncheons are laid the road bed Is to be raised at least four Inches. The sturrps will be blown out by the Road; Superivsor. Bids will be reetlved for 50 rods or any greater portion. Specification 3. I Commencing at the bridge at Mist, be- I tore. ard to extend toward Clatskanie as far as J2l?.r.') will conti 'j-; tis road in to be graded a width -jf ( Joet -tli a ri" tn li lncht'j to the foot wonertv ' rrm the slds to the center, ,".nd with 1 1 liri I n rllti-'ha.! m, cV, mKA a-.f n.tirnrm ticpth. and to be laid with plank not lew than nine foot long and -.hrce inches thick. ROAD DISTRICT NO. 10. TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1878, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION UNITED 8TATES LAND OFFICE, Oregon i ity, Oi t'jn. Wb. 'ii, ji' Notice ia heiwby givi-ii that tn comp'l- I a rice with the pi o Hioni uf the net of ! ontrri'-ts of June 3. entitled "An n-'t for the sale of timber lamls in the Hut- of California. Orcgoii, Nevada, and Wah lnton Territory, as extended to all tb I'Lil-'lic Iand Slates uy act of AuKUt i. ltiJ. Willis H. Morse, of Halem, t ounty of Marion, State of Oregon, ban this day filed in this office his hwoi n statcinr-nt No. C;iT0, for the purchnsw of the K. H, S. W. 4 and Uits 3 and 4 of Section Vo IS. In Township No. 4 N . Rang No, 3 W.. and will offer proof to show that (he land S'jtijtht Ih inoru vfllurie for its timber or ston" than for agricultural purposes, and to ffftabiinh his claim to said land before the UoglMiT and Receiver of this ofTW:- nt Oregon City, Oregon, on Tuesday, the Kth day of May. 1904. He nariu-i as witnesses. William II. PowHI of Kt. Helens. Oregon, Allen Robinson of fit. HJens. Oregon. l-"dnioi:d Ollirer of Po'Hand. Or -gon. James Miickle of Portland. Oregon. Any and sll persons claiming adventctv the above-dwrlbiMl lands are requevd to file their claims in this ofp on or be fore aald 17th rtav of Mnv. 1004 aujf:rnon u. DKKmrn. M-4-May-6 Register. In Ihf nn'Ult t'otiit ot ttie itu of Oreji-tu. fv. IUJ UUIIU of uiumtiU. I II. K. Noi'lr, lHimil - it h. Wikini and 1. WuUiu,hr Im-UrtiMl, A'af f . .nrn. 4 j tnul J Iwrrn k. Urr ti4tfMiil. Jtt ) ; (1,-w.trtmnt (lie A ho, UgH'K i iut.ii t j S ltil,4i Mth'U. lo tbf iii-it-inl M K Watkiiit atxl VV p, watk.u. 'irr tiu-Und, Al vp f. enu ait'l !) k. ut' h(.l,iu I IN XV h N V il k i K 1 1 1 1. I i e. t tJ'U'iON. ; )oti ttrr itcritbi ic ih(.pI ut t',-f rtti-i ti- j wtr' the rumptntm ntfi C4ii.l ?u tn ttr : aUivv rniiliKl '! i Mr.o cnu t on im i It Itiv I ra ilut ui A t lVot Ihiil t.Tli'K tiit in.' ()4-i ; l lli C MC tlir II ill V,l4f M l'! at "lf i lirriii hu4 in.re Hium tn cr l:mn l. putilicaUtJii ut i h imi.ii.iim,. H ti if j i. it ixti ' I tu l'ltt m. J v lU i mill v u I t.v ' full! I lor till tWiifl ;-Uiiti.ul it tn- .ou.tniht, ; lo-wit, tl (Oirt i'uij ui h tint. II t.f ' .el. en lv tit i,rli'y.miti. M V, ..tkm an! " j I. Wvlii. i.er ui.uiil. tn t' I i ri. tn vii. , tlpKII I til Hut IH--l l.ttt t (l4) 'llr.rlt n rhf,V ' (J). lllMU-illf II V v I ttxll't I .Vtrl ! ol lit uoImhii ir Mfrl .lKU. I .tin. titi t i i.'utii). ; lOec'iH. t" MH'i.rf pi r littt'lc l U Ki ( j UMUH'il ilrleiittut lo I' I' tii'UtH.ti I Hie mi ml rinl luitt tfi i ..,., t n - lll'4-rial Iri'lll i.nli mi U ptil Ml l ttlv ii trn j (K-rci- l la (-ei mi uum tinier I 1'iri rutU-r 'J !.,, .of It aii rtl f -1 l ,. .turif if-' I'irliir mrttii ' -"Mi, .hp Hum-Im I ltttLt (IlJU) .lni!ri ll iri.t-t tr itu.l tini uii ili'-tiir .if.nr uu.mal' IHMlfliriitUiii H ltiii iu'rviwa rUtmtu: nti'irf inriii. If IkiiiI i l ' urvit-r l.tri irluil ut mr.y nxlit, itlie 0, wcu't'.l ; iii or in n-ttl (if iiri. in i l. f mi" h i-itirr hd fufliifr i pi i ct tt th t'jurt lulu hi i !.-. j i in int. prt ntiA. 1 111 n iu.n..ni I puMMir-t ntirs ei'lt . fof bis iilivi .,ri Hrr., t tiflrr wl Ut H'-nn-niiiei.A Wt HjI'I j. Ur i (! t oari, i, m-t il.irrh 6, A. It t-Vt. 1i m linn tin? Drt paijiLi at .toll oi Hit Itiii) ..nils lt tv ii)i .ii' Hit lilh U) o' Mitri li, iWi Mini ttir (-nl.i,, i(..u uu tlie Sit I rtt ui '.-lt, l4 riri piiiiti'uiiMn imwic on u i its Mrclt, A. P. VM ttiUUHl) W. MuSrAut K .jilUpli Aiwtum, tor piitliitiff Projirii'tor CiuhtT Salotui. Next to tho Oriental WK Also IIWK THK I KI KI H IfKO KII()I)KIM(.1K imiJ SCOTCH aVNI) ATII KKTON HOUKHON Hotel, rrrr r Owl Saloon Hiujn I'RorttsKN. rtitilnik TORS ii t y ll t4 ei Lipors ac! Cigars Kepi la Stick J CYRUS NOBLE ibtt i- tiSiif I.r4. l. tt h Xitt iv iii - t WLINHAHD'S DELM Oft -JMUilif T ft . M rt 'Tom Beniou m w m iywiiiw'1 4 All U.i" Utrtt c imi rt m is. I athtr n, sf ttul J i.;t I- f.-t;i-... I WWWWWW In Ut.-1 itr- n i n.rt of it, inata ol Ora lu it: I . ii 11 f itl ul tmUi J, r vu.titj utf ltA; a Ir UUll fiWi-i i I ft b, rti-'mil-nt b f I f ot hvirl- rrt'tt-i in f'' J r to '( Jii.t ItU.J itii fun Iii lh ttitmi' (r mitiU i.ti U trv km ll tf im tit tit0 .fv-r ti ta ttt oh r t.,i it , b i'i tltitt m( llil iiiwimaiii, (i- II rtt tv tf.r lh l-i iti f t,t )" (! dl UlitK,' lh . ri'..n ,i lt rrt,4 fu it. fir t .ul lirMtli'U ! tlili b-t.Ui ! it t imi- I j.- fill .f nl tUt' th U H II n th OH. 1 1 .f !,.( .t t.i1-! IB lir tiUiul, lo n;t !. ttj llt.t. gt ihm W .. ( wtitiMfur sn4 aitr tina ' f It, tU4h. blrn ) mu4 I I ..t-t!?t (,,, t;,w tl4 illttrttSriuriill if lit a mil. it fit'l.l.fj btr it As, 4tkj t ' ;rt o. to Mitwl a.e iit thf M t a'. tV't. iid the O.I ol ftj4 ,?i..o i. ..( t it. ..ui ur i r-'.fu4ir, i.ll iNrk m u f 1 1 rtt'ttt lot (I 111 til. unite against the common enemy. This on t-;e trt;cts two days this week haulini is the Presiflential year, and Oregon has cor,iwood from the tirnljer an l delivering always been looked to to set the price for l t0 tlic tive ol the city for ftJA) ptr the I'residential Campaign. The Man in COT' NDTICC FO PUBLICATION. Tlmtier Land, Act Jnns J. 1H7S. T'niUi States Land Officii Oregon City, Orenm, Uitrrh Is. una. T0TI--K I HKit KHY fJIVKV THAI 1 ( OM a Mine witli the p'ovlnlnn at tho net of 'otirn-M nf June 3. 1 H7J vntiiied "Ait set fur tlie mile nf limber Imi'U in the Hiatpn of rll torn I a. (treton, NevH-in, nl Wniltttiffton 'ir ritmy," at xteti'lefi i-'ill the I'uhlli: l.uud rtinie b. ant of A-iffoM i. IVfi, VVH.I.IAM A. MAf, UHTY, of Twomt. fnitnty f fierce rit.iie of Wanhiuff ton, Iim ttil dny rtted In th la ..flico h'' ifti Miti'Uifent Nn, fi.ii, for I he iiirrhue of trie K. ' , of U. W nml S. of N. K. '4 of rireilon Vn 24 In Town-hiM No. 4 N, Ksnue No. 4 W aihI will olltr pr-M.f t't ih'iw that tlie 1'iinl Noou-hi i mor vshistlif 'or ti timoer or Btoi thnti lor Krleultitrnt itiiriione, mi l to eUhllMh him Uirn to hhM ImikI iwfore bf liciriftwr iid Kcfcivp. rof hi "fticeat Oirsoti Cfty. Or gon, ort TueMUv, the Uih day of June. -HOI. Hp name un trltnt;-H'; Welnv i.ttrlce of Oohie. Oregon; I'hilllp ilahm of Vernoitta, ore ron; llcnry O hui of Vttrnoni, Orntfoii, Nl frM'ii of Mmvk''M, Otfiin. office and to which bidder are .i.,;. cirttm in ttiisoilice on or helort twlcl lah -tuy of June, l'JH- A IXi KRNf)S H. OR rHHF.lt. KKpt. hl l MO.NN. lu the Circttlt Court of tli? -u1a of Ore(ou. f.ir lite i o nit) ui i'.li.,i!'ki. John Mfin, i iniitutl, iktuj;! i. I' .ul. ir'Cii-l.iiM To IUi.Ua W I'lMtl. fM-fcMilailt I N Til K A M K Oi'Ttir; t IK nf onr.HS, Viu tin- iM'ioh) iij.itrirt -i nt'fNMr m.tt H)1 wcr tltr COiiij iHlitt liioi u-'.ii )u in t fie ainj i ?i.Ullf., aiiu on or !' uff tlo- lltii Ui ..( -ia, Hftjl, tlifii bMti( Ihr uuj Hv-i h. I i- ltr ot tli Cuuri for (i.i to a, pt ,r in nn m i. n i loiirv tllott m k. Inii.i id H ( puli i jltmi jl till mtimuoiif . im) if jru (ait -i; IM .!.,, un( iii.or, tlir ('.aiiiiiit will i t .b.- court f-.r i he roltt'f U'nirtU't'0 in thy c-p.-.j-unu to wn. Timi iln i!..ltitlT be n.tjn iki-I mh-i u.-t ifi.l lo in tin tM tu r in tee -.impii Mt n. iti, .uN ! riLMi rem ir ,it-r., in mi, ....tn fcttil nuttrt it.) ol til v .Nurth Vm .,Ui-., r ( sW'Jitl "-'tioti ikVfiott (Art, lo t.iwnm,,, in) :.oun, KaiiKv twit-) Wr.ioi lh. Ulltrtiiti'iic t'ri.hait. iii ihr t ntity ot t oiuiutii.t. im ot Oregon; nuI thttl km t.(lr thntrl,, lj ijui.-liMi ii'i .hut ou o lorrner Mrra (roni ne.it,ti . mini, iikiii, III IV f I II IV. I'"! U fi at 1 1.1. a, ai i . or lu alo rt'l pro(Hf i j , o. y, tn ri-r-t 1 teiM to i-UniliU. that ,'Uihi.rT rvtnifr ro u U'l ciiur-ijMifn. hc.-fiu lui'iiripo. atii.1 it . he he ui. tn ftucii miuT ami htulo-r n-.tei t.. toe i'oori uia M'tt.u J.it hwI . to i ..M. . I htH itoiiKiiiiUn m inii)lir)t-it hi "in., nr...... or-lcr Ol llitj lloooialor l. A M....H ., t,. .' ut ih I'lmnt t o.k o. the i o, 9l,ut ,, l.olui.ib.s t.iMiiit), daie.l Mirii j., A ti. Iah. Kimi tnioiii aioiii, ,m( lit, I.; Uii inbiift llul). M,i Utli, I'm. W h. rotf j i Aprlil-) u, Alton..-) I'if.ti'uiT. ST. HELENS ACY Patronize a dnt store when yon wuii pure, fresh and reliable j Drugs and Patent Medicines Specification 1. The Clatalranli? road from a liolnt nn i the eawt fine of section a, townaMp 7 t r.orrh. nn-e 4 went, ami to cxlnnij up i the Ciilrkarln for a (Jlat"r of 3"no fiet. Thin road bed 1h to be ma'i with ; a'i ciitu, flila, culvert, side rlitchea, etc., j ft" r-ecj'1'.d a-1! laid b W. T. iV.'-. hm parrfculHrlv rrmrked out on a profile rr.ap u ane ny nim, wmcn pronie map ana in esiimates are on tile the hitc House will listen to tlie re turns from Oregon's June election, and it is safe to say that were he a cituen of Columbia County he would vote the en tire ticket ftotn Representative to Coroner Tlie saw mill men in these parts are taking advantage of the fine weather this week and are rushing a lot of lumber in to the city to ship to Eistern mtrkets. Mr. W. A. Young, the prohibition can didate for Representative of this County, attended the Republican County Conven tion here last Saturday. Eirkenfeld and Lewis ha-e commenced the erection of their new meat market on Uridge Street. If the weather continues to grow warm the next few weeks, all bu iness houses on Bridge Street will be t - 7 - ' well supplied with water for a couple of Clatskanie certainly has good ttaon to months. Of course Uie Democratic ticket will be entirely free from ringrule and the dicta tion of self-constituted bosses. Machine politics will have no place in a Demo cratic convention. At least they won't call it a machtne. It will Just be a dandy little engine. the County t i reiy referred. The road t to be sriiOud 24 fet wide with a rlae of U Inchea lo the foot from side to center on the line aa laid out by VV. T. Watts, and (traveled ten feet wide and eight Inches deep. Specification 2, The Clatskanie and Mist road from a point on the south line of section t, tnwriKiilp 7 north, range 4 west, at a I stake marked "O." and running along 'j:aJ road as InH out In 1 S5. feet to a eta'ie marked 22, Is to be (Traded 40 feet wide, with rise of 1 feet In the center on the line, with the (trades, cuts, tills, culverts, side ditches, etc., as marV4. specified and described by W. ! T. Watts and particularly marked out by him on a pron!e rr.ap now on file In rne tnun'.y uierk s omce. SHERIFF S SALE In the Circuit Court ui ibe Slat ol Oregon, for l.ttiCillil (.'O'lilt'. Marjr While, i-laliuiS'. v. Walter !4elaklewie2. befcmlinl. 1vvtitTU or Kt EXKi;tiriOV J',T)rt. iiieut. order and decree lmieii uut of the Circuit Court ql the htute .fnreiiin, lor Lin coln Cnniiiv, on tliu Sol ilny el M irdi, 1901. In lavnrol nailer Hz-elaautewicx, ileleri'ianl; aiil afalnil Mary Wlilie, plal allr: lor tlie auiu ol fiftv ettrht dnilarM mill eoara nt and ilium Mil. to which pro- I writ, I Tiae by virtue and in purauaiicu of aaid MIMMOM4. In In circuit Court the H alo of Oremn lur iltr t:jiiiny tulumwa Julin n...art li.lunu va I ucli-l W. Uaia U.ian. ticli ii.iaiit. To i bailca IV. Ua.aliaiivn. Unlaiilant. IS TllK .NAMh ill' TllK .H AlK uf o ll:i,(j Viiil aia rien-i.y u-i .tie,! , ,,.,n.a; wcr Hie ..miuaiii( nii..i a.j.n-, j ,u ,,, . al,ovji iilllli..i.,.,toiir l-.or in.. Lu, ,a, , M..y. mil. tiuil IkmU Hie .1 .) IU,, , '!,"', ill illi. l.icirl lul ,u l u,,, ar ami .I,,, iQorv Uiaii m iivi-k. Inn,, ni.i imu,,!,. ,h,, VI tiiUillll..,iiii; ,j ii j,,., tail i, man .,r all.lai.ancr, I lit- .litiir will . J ,, . .i iiiw n:n,-i iii;.aiHt ii in I i nn. ti.ai In H ii, , l' 'lliat ill I'lnitillir 'e a.ljii.tm , ,lVr tlt. in hcihf i.wiiar in ii.e .in.i.,B ..( ,i,v ieinlu' l iful ir..i. il, m an. ' K . 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HEADQUARTERS FOR SCHOOL BOOKS A Fine Line of Writing Supplies, rlam ami Decorated Crcj.c Taper, Ivtc. -Regular 25-cent NoYels Onlj 10 Cents -V. aaV I - Direct from Publisher His t and Oregonian $2.0(1 tui )ua ami In Loathox Goods In Indios' Shoes America SOROSIS NOTICE OF CUARCIAN'S SALE leads tho World. J toads America. 37 STYLES FOR $3.50. SEND FOR CATALOGUE AND GOOD S70RY, iKNIGHTSHOECO.'S;,, vr Mini." Opposite the Perkins Hotel. file map nnd estimates bidders are here by referred. This road Is also to lie wvmw a depth or eight Inches ten ieci Winn. n coniraci roan wont must he Bp- i Henuian, in Columbia County, (ircic proved by the County Road Master he- I n r"anirday. tlie ZirA day ol A.rll. luoi, at the fore It is accepted by the County Court, t Court hmiKu dour of th- Court hmiae in hi, i I i -Inquiries for furtlier Information rela- ! eua, CnlumWa" ouiity, Oreniui. at the hour nf 10 live 10 mis roan worn may he directed ' cum a. M.,m aani nay, aen ai punuc auiui eKeciiifnn, liniKiiiant and decrae, iuih-d unou Hi. N. K nl X. VV. t nml H (4 ul N, W. U nl H.c. 'ii'i. T. IN,. It a VV.. anil the H. K. W nf I. I i in met;, in, i . it. a n ., nr.i 01 n iiiunielli' be proud of its hotel accommodations. It is a clean progressive little city, with enterprising citizens, and a great future. JVe wish some of that enterprise could be piforted to the county seat. Bailey & Brinn's store is headquarters for genera! merchandise, Houllon, Ore gon. Good goods a specialty. Quality, quantity and price guaranteed. I to the undersiR-ned or to the Itond Super visor or the road district In which the work Is to be done. iJ'r's will be received for sections of one hundred feet for either grading or grav eling, or both. W. B, 8TBVKNB, County Boad Muter. lo the hietiut hi. liter for CMMii in hand, sntijcnl ui retlfinpihin. ah th riirht, till an'l Inieieat wincn me mm siury wun, iHiiiniirr hurdii, hiid In ari'l lo tlie a'ove deaiirtlsid uo I attached proper y on the date of ilefendant'a Jiiiltfineur, lo Niitify aald execution. Uuedat hi, ilek'Ui. Ore., April Kih 1WI, K. 8. IIATIAN, KJllopK Hhri(rof CnlumuU l.onaiy, VOTIUK IHllntKIIV ilVI.N THAT UY V I It tiie of an oiih r ul It'i- riiinn, i ,n,n ,,ia mate uf Orevmi, fur the County i,i I .iiumi, , nmile ami iiiilcrml cm the lu.li i,.y n March' , , inni., r Nil K M ill .in, , , , , ( miiU! iif l.li.irla llvmiriciia, a uilimr, the uiul erslKliMl, me uuanliali of Hie n.,i, ,a.,i mliiiir, will mi ami alicr the d .lay nf April IUj., will nt nrlnte ami- nl hi. i. ill mi iV.i ' illttinetU) -. urniioii, fur caah In Imnii, n)v fniuiwiua iii." m. I will rihe'l riwl in,cny UI.,imliM i ., V in in ninny iii i .iluin i a, male iiUliaami i. w.t: An liu.llvlrtr.il oiie tlllh inu re. In ain'l i aahl ;iriiiny Iwraluufu r ilearrllanl, kulunaiiii, to -alii minor, i liarien lleiiirlck, lu-wli lii'hiTlj'tinii: Niiiiii i'Ui't iiiiuiuirnf HuMlnti in anil the Norlli half f tlie Hiunh dial .iiiar.i i "i scclliill M III 1 oivnaiil. fi Nrirtli ol Itn min i w cut I'd tivc uiti-h i.iit oi iiln nmiih in.Ht 1'iiriinriii the Binilh wi'tiiiarir of ihertouiti wriinnar. li olrii'uiloiiM hi l ow ii li I n n i m i.mi, r ii I J rte.l.ij iIib Wllla.ne le Jicililittii. " fialeil, Maruh 2;, hits). THE (3oj)ep Hitildiu NEW YORK STORED General Merchandise, C.othing, Dry (Jotda, Groceries, Fruits, Provisions, Furniture, Stoves, Ktc -:I-owcst - Prices.:- 1. TlTariTTiaa js.. fci K7 Muiu iSUcit, St, Hcloiw, 0rcoo.