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4
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Knter4 t tlit Potiffic t 8. Helens,
r
IWJfTO Evsmv Iii)V Bv
i- . FIAQO. a
HDiroft and Proprikto.
. . ' i r
this winter coin would not ' flow lit 'the
channel of trari a proUflc u at Pyj
i.ieul of Jopl t.CHtiint to tniclty
looking for houcket'W live ia," houJ
would be empty and hnUorU be
looVing forte'ntert. The rftptoi vilM
The foUowina is the tesrular acnii-annt
of school funds made by County School
J. II. Copland. ' ' '
IM Caiimr or MiimliM. ui grei. 'l
i Ihe 13th iter l U'itnibet. IKH. I eerlHlB
I QUP.nmCMW.lH (ndiim.Vr lliv nin mI tin fciimtietl .ml tiny
One copy, one year, tlvnc. , , .$1 00 i have to look elsewhere for a' market for
tx months, . ; t r. . . . . . K) . theif produce Und the warkluginen would
r leg' notice 85 centa pw Hr,e. 1 L tJ fof w fieUU of labor ,
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7-
TheJnpetre matting ppsrutlotu to
celebrate tho full of Tort AitttUr.'" ' '
18 H0SE3T r6 VEBTT a CHI SI El
Throe children of Mr. and MW. Hop
kins, whose home lsabout three miles
'non.h-v.est ol (Joiner, and whcoo hther
. bat been an Inmate ol the fn no asy
lum (or two ytari, wre taken tn Port
land recently by Judge Hat'an, with the
'intention of firing them 'into the care
of the Bov and Girli Aid Society. The
eoanty ludge endeavored to acenre an
agreement with Mr. Gardner, the sec
Tettry of the institution, that he would
keep the mother infortsed aa to the
whereabonta of the children If homes
trertaecured for them. Mr. Gardner
Vfoted to oottMnt to inch an arrange
ment, and Inaiating that if the Home
ook charge of the children the mother
luuet relinquish all Claim upon them,
ml not communicate with or e them
in the future. Thia t'.ie oaunty judge
refuted to content to and aaid he would
'leave them at the Home temporarily
Vinttl some other arrangement could be
Slide for their future,
' The decision of Secretary Gardner,
if the parent belonged to the criminal
tuaaa. wtfuld be a inst and wise one, but
Mr. Hopkins, aa we aie informed, i
good woman-who haa been peculiarly
unfortunate, and for a quaoi state ins
dilution to separate her children from
her, and' refusing herthe rifrht of ever
eeing or communicating who. them a
wain, seems to us to be barbarous and
nhuasatf. " Poverty in this case at least
is certainly not a crime, and the course
tnaialnit n tvin 1, ?r . (vdrcln.e i. nft
charity in anj traa Wnse of the ' word"
discrimination should be nut le between
Children of criminals, wbese, best inter
est it is to be separated froth their par
nts, and thoso of the worthy poor. Thia
woman' lot is hard enough from all ac
counts, and it ia outrageous to claim
that she should be treated like a crim
inal, her mother love trampled upon
and her children refused their natural
fight ofcommoTiica,isg with her, and
possibly in time returning to her care,
(f this I the sole province of the Boys
and Girls Aid 8oiwy, the name should
bechanced' so that the general public
nd the Oregon Legislature will better
Understand its scope.
short, this wonld be a busted community
Wbuld'nt it bt for your interest to look
b,ead a little, and keep thing going a
cntl, instead of letting everything go
back to, the good old tlm.es when we had
:'t goout to Oak Poinfto get a plug of
tobacco, and get a letter out of the post.
?9ce. Look to your own interests and
keep things going scad; In other words,
dont be fjolu.
SAVED 1118 LIFE.
RURAL FREE DELIVERY.
An iteiR in our budget of expenses
wbkbcannotbeoverliwiked by the voters
ia the money spent for rural free de
tirerj. The importance of thia to the
farmer can hirr Jy be estimated, and it
buy safely bo eaid that the larger the
(mount oi the appropriation for thia
pnrpoee, the greater will be the gain, not
to the farmer alone, bnt to the city man.
' The farmer's hard times have hitherto
been largely doe to the fact that the
smaller farmer were obliged to compete
with ih big ranch owners, rd not in
frequently could hot sell their produce
fn the nearest city as cheaply a the city
dwellercoald obtain it from tbewbolesale
dealer ordering 'their produce by the
carload from a distance; while the
ranch-owner has been obliged to take
rsiks great enongh to makeup op for bis
occasional large profits. Now, however,
the (mailers farmer are applying scien
tific methods to their, work, and endea,r-
Oring to regain Uir lost markets; and
in order, to, do this tbey must be able to
keep in constant toccb, with the citie.
They carmot do this eo long as they are
liable to delay of from three to twenty
lour hour in getting their mail, Tp
end each day to the post-office Brians
great lose of time, yet mast of them do
it rather than risk the loss of orders, or
(he inconvenience which arises from de
lay in receiving letters. Rural free de
livery means the - aitnpiirine; of he
vjiboto (Matter to the convenience' of
everybody.
J. W. rtivenport, Wingo, Ky., write,
Jun? 14. 1902. "I want to tell you I be
lieve BaUard.' Snow Liniment tared
mv life. 1 was tinder the treatment of
two doctor and they told roe oft of my
lungs wa entirely gone andj the other
badly aflW-ted. I also had a lump on my
side. I dont think, that .could have lived
over two months longer. I was induced
by a friend to try Ballarda Snow Liuim
ent. The first application gave me great
relief ; two fifty cent bottles cured me
sound and well, 'It' is a wonderful med
icine and I" recommend it to suffering
humanity. 2oc, 60c, $ 1.00. Sold by A
J. Deming, Druggist.''
Forgery of the. President's nam,e to a
letter. aHtfed 'to have 'bee'n addressed to
Michael Donnelly, President of the Amal
gamated Meat Cutters s Association, is
met by Mr. Donnelly with, the following
statement : "I lewr received that letter
oranv other purporting to have come
from President Roosevelt. I never wrote
to Washington, asking for intcrve ration in
the strike. It looks to me like a stupid
piece of political work. The first I ever
heard of the letter v&tn, I reed it in
the papers."
Haw U Care Cams and Baaleu.
First, soak the corq or bunion in warm
wato t soften it; then pajt it down as
possible VrsUoot drawing the bioad and
apply Chamberlain's Pain Balm twice
daily, rubbing vigorously for five min
utes at each application. A corn plaster
should be worn a few day to protect it
from the shoe. Aa ft general liniment
for sprains, bruises, lameness and rheu
matism, Pain Balm ia nnequaled. For
sale by A. J. Denting. Druggist
J. D. He wr ford, of Lakeview, the old
cattle king who paid Miss Birdie McCarty
$8,000 aa the pries of her lacerated affec
tions, was iwarrsed on Saturday last to
Mrs. Delia M. Lewis. Its a poor sort of
skate that can't get some kind of a wo
man to tie up to him, and very often a
shopworn and cultusold roue succeeds in
winning the love of an estimable woman.
Lore is as blind as ever.
tMST. NAMK or CLKRK.
1 M J Knglert
8 II V WathiHS
5 J A H!dy,.
4 HP Hams.
6 SU Tiohonor
0 C B lUrris
T Win Holt
8 A E lUrvcy
9 AD Holaday
10 Ueo A Graham
11 F II Mwker
12 C W Mellwger
.13 Dean Ulanchard
14 Lmii SU'irmt. ......
15 Martha J Itarr.
16 LEGiilker
If Albert Wood
It) U HSitt
19 J K Hesdlee
20 TO Walt,.-...-
21 W D'Case
Si N D Peterson
A3 Fred Fluhrer
4 Nettie It Peterson..,. .
25 O W Barnes.-...
2U Oliver Nelson.
27 COKeaecy
.'8 T W Grant
2il John MrAdaui
SO Fred Bris
81 W F HiHtt
32 II K Mi-serve....
S3 Kiln M Kywr
84 llciiuan St-liruitt
85 Oscar Wsiraneu
Sd F W MukiiiHter
S7 F A liuiher
SS WLBmwn
89 HO Oliver
40 Oliver Anderson
41 N J Dupont
42 P Wanstrom
43 CC Mover .
44 MP Young
45 IVfitnct
46 Olof Anderson
47 KRThroop
46 t G Thaver
40 GM Holt
50 Julia Birkeafcld
51 A N Parker
52 A R Metis
53 Katie McDonald
64 D Pope
55 J R Dallas
66 N U Olseu
67 J A Mcintosh
Indicates Joint Districts.
ni'um or citaMK" Aitovirr
! "lOa HW.41
102 IW1.U7
4ft W.20
46 WI.S1
874 4Nt.K
g4 ...... M.S9
V4 179.0W
1H - M.W
(M U'S-W
63 WW
15 , 4090
....... 15 461X1
S2 , 623.97
31 3 l
m 133 84
. M) .,, 103.25
12 4207
10 88.55
ad .-.... , , 48.5.1
M ....,..,...... 182.SI
11 ,.., 40.46
,.... 32 ,,,,,,,4,. 74.27
44 93.69
14 45
2(13 .s, 32 97
2j WW
S .... 43.08
45 96.20
55 ItWtH)
ttl lli.9l
II) 63.4
2ft 0309
12 , 2.07
15 4d.90
10 S3.8A
C If.23
61 109.89
12 4S07
107 S00.02
SI TiM
a 82 41
30 .... 70.83
8
, 24 81.89
0 - -
14 40.29
25 83.00
!U
4 19 38
14 44.29
12 42.07
42 90.SI
i 42.07
. ... ; 08.22
16 44.90
42 90 37
3 077
totfj $6,46t.&3
Sl'IT roil DIVOHCB.
In tU Circuit Court ol lh 8t ol Oneaa, fot
ih voitn(y oiviHuniDi.
II I mm Hull, f UlDiltf. vs. Netll UM. Dttvad
in.
I S Tri K N A M E lr T II It STATE OP OR KliON :
1 You v beivbv minimi t PLMttr aud k.
wvr Ihe cimUlnt klvt sclni vou lu iht
.l.i.a.i.lltl.il ... ..a ... .f..M h. jih .t. . .. v..
CAD W I.1, 1 O t r f 0..-.l M . 1 . . . . . ..
ship 0 north, range S west. More timber ' throi. ii pUluiiS mipir to lb Court lor
than will pay lo the tai m, and alter the , torioM iuA now .n7un t.i ,oa
llnibfet is oft It will makes good farni,im) bbnwll. smlLtr tucb aihor rlirl u io iht
Lavs well and will bear insiieclios.tfoine ( y wmlui and csu'Ublc, prm)l
( . l I...- I for la ilwr.rilnl.
When la Pertlasd 6a te
The Empire Roetaurant. 192 Third ,
Street, three doors South of Baker Th-1
ire. Meals from 15 cent o. Open ,
day and nieht. Ouster in any style.
Win. Bohlamler, Prop., formerly ol Ilia
Royal, lsi and Madison. I
clearing and the making of a good frame
house, rour mile to the river, where
vou can sell your produce at good prices.
It will pay any one wanting a good bar-
rjiiu uf uippf-vi litis and write w air. ont ol tfrptu'
D. W. COPP. Curries' Crossing. Canada! Coumy JuJfu.l wia (oiinii. mmirioi ib
I rw;ictioo oi win iiutruoitf in
Tha KnK't ol lUU tummoat la M.t br ntth-
tieafkiD la l! the Ortra UtwU. wtk!y uv
paper publlNhls si m. Ulari. CttlnaibU Coun
lr. oitfsoa. oudrr aul ty vtMu of anariUr fta
ly ru.t nl iit; to ulj ch ou iIm tiud
lay ol SfMunwr, by uoa. K.s llun
FINE BOAR FOR 8 ALE A full blood (
t hester White; aire 18 mouths; weight the datt
Some Seasonable Attvkce.
BUT8KAHIE C08BESP0NDENCE
It is reported anoth?r weddicg will
take place in the'suburb of ns ci)F soPaV.
1 Dr. J. E. Hall; wife and sons, Charles
and Arnold, have returned from an ex
tensive visit to Pennsylvania. The Dr.
reports that they took in the Louisiana
Purchase Exposition in coming and go
ing -
1 Mrs. A. B. Lewison, of the Lower Bea-.
ver, was in the city Monday attending to
some legal business. - .
' It is said that our citv council met last I
Monday night and granted a license to
C O. Anderson to sell liquor hvthis city
lor one year.
The Billy Goats and the Nanny Goats,
with their Kids, are making raids into
the good people's gardens, orchards, and
fields. Yes, they ore nice' pets; but, gee
whizl you ought to see tbetn take a run
and jump fences. It is said that the saftJ
goats can sqitcere through a very small
crack in a fence, and we believe it. If
any one doubts ou- word tfioy tboul
(jtjujt the-neighbors hereabouts.
W, H. Conyers was in St. Helens Tues
day attending to some legal business.
' 'WonlrPnt it W well it 's5me ofoffr good
people of this city would discourage work
04 Sunday in some of the manufacturing
establishments in and about the 'city, to
(hat the workingmeo. could rest one day
a seven aa well a our merchants In tbl
city. . t- ' '
Lumber and shingles continue to be
brought t tliia fUc for shipment in
It may bea piece of superfluous advice
to urge people at this season of the you
to lay in a supply of Chamberlain's Rem
edy. It is almost sure to be needed be
fore the winter is over, and much nQrc
prompt and satisfactory results are ob
tanied when taken as soon as a cold is
eo.ntrafted bcitK it has become set
tied in the system, which can only be
done by keeping the remedy at hand,
f.. , - .... .
i uis rem ray is so widely Known ana so
altogether good that no one should hesi
tate about baying it in preference to any
other. For sale by A. J. Deming, Drug
gist.
tOLSTV 101BT.
An Important Special Sosslon Held
Oa Saturday Last.
3UU pounds; price $12.
T. tVtLM,
o5-2t GHcjii Place, be. Helens
riONEER EMPLOYMENT CO., 251
Morrison ct., I'ortlnnd, Oregon, is one of
the beat known and innei reliable Com
panies on the Coast, fiwuif-bei all kinds
Hulpou shortest notice Free to Employers.
mm ufrwuatMr
rrs lo' its Svnwruttt wck. mnA
prrcrlblntf the J3r1 day ol Mibtatubcr, I'AU, aa
i in nm poonraiica inert-or.
W.tTSU.S, UKtk MAS A ,VIMM.
Alloniw, Iur I'lalnlla.
The contract for fill on county road was
awarded to Graham and Kent at 27 cents
per cubic yard, and it ia further ordered
that the City nf Clatskanie be made a
party to said contsact, agreeing to, pay
f300 of the consideration.
On petition a local oution election was
ordered lor Columbia County in entiretv,
on November 8, 19M
It was ordered that the county clerk no
tify the county papers that the court will
consider bills for the publication of the
delinquent Uz roll October 21, 1904.
Following claims were allowed :
R. S. Payne, extra work on cont...l 5 00
STOCK FOR SALE 5 yoong milch
cows, 3 with calf and two nearly fresh,
none more than four year old ; aksB one
good Durham bull, 3 years old ; one first
class alUrUrpoe lion.. I'ricw reasona
ble. Cash or nrgntinhle notes.
MRS. H. UJ.EA.SON, Deer Wand.
KVMMON8.
Jn the Circuit Coutt of Iht S.al ol Oregon, lo,
the rulintv ol I'ulMmhla.
Docla A. Kaaaen, Unluulf. . 8.. .V SaiMU,
DefamtaDl.
i T M. A KaMaen. defendant above named;
IN TUK N tMK OKTHK nTATt (IK OKailOS:
1 Yon are hereby re,iulivd lo apar ajt.l ait
werthe eoaii.laint ntct slu.t yon In tbr
utjove encltlea mil on or U-Tore the 'JMb day of
j October, 1VOI. Kblcb la ibe Una wtcrild for
atiawcli)C. .u tha.ear or pi'aailoa ol tut,
vtimDHtii.. and If yon tail eo lo aupear ao1 ait
war the nomolalut, Ibe pialuiln will ai.ply lo
tbeCoart lor the relief deauuded In aeju com
plaint, lo-wlt:
A Ueeree ol ths Court iIf.aolvlna the kondi
ol matrimony heretofore an.1 rM eXittloic be.
teeu the platlitllt and dvfendanl, and a
restoration of iantlfTa name and lor such other
relief aa to tbe Cvu; qa,v acem meei and ;ruM,r.
tae uirui inrim punncatiou uerptember
FARM FOR SALE Twenty-one acres
eoodsoil- ufw bonv iuiH born- rounr I. IMI. and Hie leal publication thereof rhnte
SS. iJvj .u' 7 ?. a-y- October II. Hoe. and ibe aaid maim jni
VILUWU, 1UU1VCU BtijUlUlll) 111C WWHMIC
af the county seat; on railroad; ready
market at high prices (or everything that
cau be raised. Apply to Miller Broth era,
at. Uelens, Oregon.
SIX FRESH 4VOW8 K 8ALE-I
offer (or sale, at a bargain, six fresh
cos, one or ail of them. Thi ia a
great opportunity to get good cow at a
verr reasonable price. JOS. HAYBURN,
St. Helens, Ore.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAYs
nail be ptiljluhed on lrlday ol each ereee
lor a perto ol tlx eraa eelereea aaid datea.
This tuoiinona fa pnbiiahed by order of Ibe
Hon. Thoaiaa A. Mvuride, liidu ojaafrl ' ourl.
made Ui ebambera and d4ed the ttUt day of
bepiembw, Lvut,
in.t J. BCHNABKL.
Attorney for flalnilff
BirCTT DIITBICT ATIOSY.
ST. HtLEN;",
OREGON.
E. C. Blackford, adv 8 00
H. R. Cliff, medical attendance 4 50
Capt. Good, transportation - 1 25
nenry n.rau, aupus e 1")
H. P. Watkins. Stat v Pirrter A TS
. Blackford, Sute v. Rice 8 60
Philip Pophim, same- 11 00
T. J. Plippin, W. S. Lock. H. C.
Johnson, E. S. Booth, John Sand-
strom, David McDoueJd, $1 each 6 00
C. L- Convers 1 50
Mr. Douglas . ., 1 50
James Rice ." 1 5p
James Barr 1 ia
Arthur Lowe.,. 1 90
Ray Sullivan.......'..'.'.'.'.'..'.... 1 90
J. K. Gill, stationery for surveyor. 19 75
Soraar Pcsyc. Coavavaacixa.
J 3. GODFREY,
ATTORNEY-ATXAW.
Real F.tuteand Timber La art. sold and Ab
Ccta niatie.
ST. HELENS. : : OREGO.N.
R. H. Mitchell, stat'r for clerk
Oregon Mist, stat' ivr surveyor
BuMiong st to,, tax rolls l'H
L. L. Decker, repairs to Jail ,
U. W.Clark, same
Ida. Morgan work in clerk's office.
W. L. Brown, supervisor dist. 7..
Andrew Peterson, r d 0
Matt Dobbins, r d 9
Thos. Bassi, r d 9,
Kric Maiens'T d 9
vA. Malmstan, r d 15
bpecial road ui, dist. 14:
B. Hosford $18, J. Emmons $9, T.
M. Tucker $17.50, C O. Keasey'
G. Vi. rAtmettong $10, N. J.
ftrker'$24 75. Total 108 25
Tbe claim of $1.50 (or additional jns-
investigation.
Adjourned to October 21, 1934.
u,y 1 . a, i I ,
JJR. H, R, CUFF,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
8T. HELEN,
OREGON.
w, .a Ai.iaD,
JtLLARD DAY,
ATTORNEYS - AT - LAW.
Will practice m any Court, Slate or Federal.
Office next door W Courthonee.
ST. IIELKND,
OKKGOX.
21 V,
5 00
25 1
ooj PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
fiT. II ELENA, : : ORKOON.
20 00
4 05
9 00
80
3H 00
16 00
BA.NMKKPTCT SALE.
In tbe Dlirrct Court of the failed Hiatei lor
the biatrial ol Oreeon.
In lb metier ol Iht eaute ol O. K. Elliott,
Bankrupt.
f HE I'NDEKCIONED NOW GIVE NOTtCK
-Dial, aa Trnuee la toe above-named e
tale. he has In bla poaaewlon near Marihlend
Orenon, Ibe lollowlnr property, to-wll :
Oiki aet blaekamith looli, loxslne Inula, aie
loeeliic boom, waa-on. bti,;!:. ctMiklne ,iioalla.
lie. e Anh, m 'Xnrf h.U fT.1 ,t',,'ia'i d,,1,' on losslna en,lne
tice fees. Auburn precinct, was held for. and line, ono Wolle Zweicke r enalneand
line.
That ha offeri the aaine lor ele on and alter
Cltr 4th. laoi. The proporty may be In
pectod at Maribland, Orej.m.
u. i.. BAHin, Tniaiee.
COUNTY SURVEYOI'8 NOTIQC-
OAca ol County Hnrreyor.
eept 12 IIM.
To C1en.eru Miller. Charles Feleraou, John L'im
Jtut Nelaon. John A. Maaon. W. a. Wiuu.
sod any aud all olbcn whom tula notice may
roorern:
Yoa and each ol yon are hatsby notified that
F. B. IJInlor, tbe ouerof tbe .aouihwe!
aiianer of ibe anulhweal quarter ol eeoUiali 6.
lontblp e, north ranee i wot. Willamette
xeriawn na omered me, ee eoiiniy urreyor
oi iuiuaaoia count, tiregon, lo pe.eeu to mur
rey and eaiabllb Hie liuee and eortua g'Uie
afreftald tract ol laod: 4avud, In cum
pliHiice wlia eaid onler, I will be
upon, ssui piemlaea on the Hth day of
Oilier, 1901. lo begin Uie aaid aurfry,
aud will then proceed to aurvey ami mark -ut
aaid eorneraatiT bouu ary Itnea aoreaaid, a;id
you and each ol you. a parties to 1 aaaeied
bytheaald auryey, are bvfeby notified io be
fireaeut at aaid time and place lo protect any
uicreat you have therein.
W T. WATTS,
County flurveyor, Columbia County, BUI ol
Onurn.
duiiiiin.tli.Tuiwi m t ." r""'"".""",
t tier viHtt tier uniiiiin tnim May ai
....... ...V .li.l.M,..i,.tita taaid at
tmilareaiuialktv ij. IMI nJ
K May, 1 UI, ami the .irtier nm ol IhlrlyJVt e
dollara (! tor ettuniey leej, "'X"
heieny iv, iLl I will. fJ' ,'', .
l.Awr, IWH. el llio lr,uil l"r ol tl;
tiuurl II.Hiee ol t ..I ii 1.1. .titil V. ' ,
elie City tM 4. Helena, In anld 1 '.""",, "'..t'Vt
alllrt'Ciwa In the l,.re;io nl ; 1
at piililloaiietlon tot lie Ulliel bidder Inrtaan,
Ilia tollowlilic dem rllH-l ptlrly, 'V,""'.
lt elaht (a In bl.-k three () l '''r'iXoll
lawn of llrvanlvllle, iww l'llanl. t eliiniloa
County, Ornran, laketi end levle.1 uin
proiwriyol inewtldA Mllllvr. ileruidiii.r
laueh llereM aa may he u'""Ht,
the aaid lu.lameut lu lavor ol II. U. '"
pl.lnllfr.aa.lu4 wld A. MiHMili.ry. j i .leu.
a.L wllUlnierert Ihereon. loiretlier .lib. .
ciaud iliaburaemeiiialhat li.ve or may ac
crue. MARTIN Wllllh,
Sheriff ol Columbia t ouiily . Orrstw.
Pateial ijl.Jietam, tren. Iliw Wth day 01
'r mi.l.AK A PAY. Alloriiee'" for
Klr.1 p..blle.llon Bem. M. WUi laat pUtlloa
lion Oviober It, m.
COUNTY SURVEYOR'S NOTICE
tunre ol i Vnnty SnrveTon
Held. U. W
Tu Julia t'lln. Oual N'elaou, r. II. Iilualow. Mre.
K. II. Joheon, Alio lwl. Jojepl'in.
Iluab, I. r. Wilms, tle.ua. A. lle-.
Kdltli Wltcos. IVfer Waller. Willis Uallee.
Jolinaihan I'rueli. Jamlnia Waller, John
It. Ilorlluser. Joaeph lUyburn, John hd
holm. John J Ran. etui
era wli.ie till, uullee may vs.iu'erll!
You and eyb ol you ero hereby wHlned ibat
O U. Unit, the ow Hr ol the anulhweal uuariet
ul the uoribareat uuarier ol aeetlnn t. lownablp
enorih, raune 4 eel. tt illanieite slerldi.n. h
or.lere.1 me, aa Coiiuty nn?eor ol I oiuu.14.
Conuty, Ureson, to preeil lu anrvey and ea
labluh lite llnoa and eotnera of the aloreaald
lint'l of land , aud in onll.llau.-a Willi aaid or
der I will be upon evaUt pienuaeaon Uieiihdav
uliMobet, lua, lo bea-m the aaid imey.a.ul
Will theu ptvH-eeil lo aurKey and mark out aal.l
orueraau.lbouudarHliieal.rea.ld; and vou
and eaeh ol you. aa parllea l lie articled '
aaid anrvey, are hereby u.uuia.1 lo be pieeeut
at aaid llirni and piar lo protect aoj llllereat,
yon hav. tbervia. W- T. " Al M.
Cuuuiy surveyor, ColHuibl. I wMuiy. nisto ul
Oietfon.
countTsIyVyor'
OiUee ol Connie Hitreeyor
vpi.VJ- AH
To A I.. Aaker, Freu,l K WIUou, John K. I'O;
olae. l.eorve liosera. the Hatle
Imi n.v.tm.nl Co., aud ay and all oilier,
whom Una u. ul. a may concern:
You and each ol you are twreer ollfled thai
F. II. UvnaluK. theowuer ol Hie ea.i-bail ol l lie
aoaibeiial iiiitier ol aectlon I. !, n.liip I iiorlli,
range i neat, Itlllaiurlle Merldiau. ha nrtlered
me. aa county anrvejor il t'uluiutua I'outiU,
Oregon, to proeee.! to aurvey and vntaliliab the
limw an. I eorneiaol Ike aloreaaal Irael ol laud;
and. In toiupliance with aai.l ortlcr, I will lie
upon prenilaea on Ihe Sib day d tlclotair, llall,
lo begin the aaid aurrey, an.l lll Iheu pmeccd
loaui.cy an.l metk out aaid iiurr and kk.tt.
ary llura alurvaulil. ax. I and each olyou.
aaparlica ..lie aflecle.1 by Ihe aaid aur.ey are
herel y uolilled lo be pieaenlal aakl time end
place tu prelect auy luiereat too hate (herein.
vf . t a rrx.
Coumr Hurveyur C diiuibi. Coumy, nla ol
Oregou.
Itcpanmeiil of the lntert.ir,
tud omcv el Umsou 1 11. , Orr'nn
Auiuai laii.
t(1II( I 13 IIKKKHY I.IVIS 1 M AT tllC
I lollowltig liame.1 aelller baa Sled ln l
hta Intention lo make nue! vro.il In n-i..i !
hla rlalin, end lluil aehi prowl will be niada be.
fit tile Krgimter ami lircei.er. al trregou I ll.
Oregon, ou feLilM-l 7. Ivt. . la
Mil. I.IK ?AI IHVKIN; -lioateatead
kulry No la lor tbe Norlhwe-I
Soarter of b'lluu JO, Tjwniiip I .Sutin.aabgn
aat
Ha n.mea Ibe li tlnwluc witneuea to pro.e
hli ffiiiiiuuoua teanlen.. op.n and cultivation
of aaid laud, til:
lalimre llama.dio. of Yaiilton, Ore : Frt.t
llendrtcfca, of iloultou. Ore. CbrtatOfbea hau
eraein. of Yankton, ore.; I bailee tu.Waoa,of
Yankton. Ore.
ALoKRNON . IlKKK-IKIt. Regl.ter.
ASTORIA 4 COLUMBIA RIVER
all RAILROAD COMPANY.
DAILY.
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Id tbr Circuit Court or tit he ol Urcfinn, fur
th ounly w V4Hte.tU.
JobD MfWKrt. i'Ulutitl, . lUrtrjr Xturmi.
iHTrrt'tftuL
To Umnrr Kntvun. lvrmUut.
IN Tilt. .N AHK UK TUB M A I K itf Oilt'iS.
Yutl r hvrvl.v feajtitrtHl in T.ur im, h
iht cmulm nir.i uin( you n
lM riltlllP taftt Ihf Jft tasjTty 01 (Mr-
lotVr, 'Ai. lti;bf Uiit Lh, ty fi tnl in ih oricr
il the Court Iir yu lo ipeair aiul nw Mr, n l
ni'r Ihati ii wrM'ki tifni tb rirt i:itwua
ol Iht kiiaiuttvut, nJ ll oji UU u W KfufKr
riOJ AuMcr, t.M) LsuuViT U,s.m: utihe Conn
t'tt th nUrf ftyrtnu.l. lu the i-Mtr plt.nt. Umtir
Ttittt ibv -UhUlrT t t1Ju1(V'l ami .jrrrtnt
to U lh uwurr In tv ln.pl uf lh followiit
iijM-rlhci rrt trt)rt) . n wti. Tb Hni
lill ul th fUtr.Mi 'iu(t?f of ittrctloti
Ttvpuiy-Av?, lint tm f i hi( ti ih Kttuih
tmt iirtr 4 Kcvtioi T-enlr U, in Tfvn.
hip tour Surih, K4ti2 lutir Writ uf ih
WUUmlt lefi.1lu. In the County i(
Columttla. AUii ul -rfn. una tht hi IHU
tbrtrtu L? qiiirtol; anil ihtt u b (urvtr lr
nM trMa mA0niHt nr oittlta. rtfhi, tilt
Interni htrrr In m UhM T:b w-!.
ur muf jrl thvrtHif, d:r.i to lu,tiiT, Hint
rifmnita nvtmr c.t mxI limirrm?n't h.ivlu
wufrvtl ami that l.a 1m iclveu urU oiltr 4n l
lurthrr raltcf j to Hi Court iua t-w juit tnU
ViMabl.
ThU kutnmoot Ii pu..)liihr! lu "Tha Orfnti
Mlal" omrm ach vtti Iur li urcMlv w-tl.
6y imUr nl lb tlno. K. H. lUitan, Ju lje of itj
( null IT Conn ol th Hiale ol Or. run fad ih.
Otuuty of Columbia, dated Auf b '.'W) A. t. I'AM
vni oi nr. Wl Hon l, 4iii, Aiit lsit iti, ,'AH aud Ol
t publication, Ottoour 7. iwt.
w. ll. POWKt r
AnfW)ct7. Aliortiw lof I'lalnHfX
SUMMON!
In the rirenli Court el the Stale ol Oregon for
the County ol Columbia.
Caroline M. Aleiander, pUlnllS, ri. Meholaa
H. Alexander.defendanl.
To Meholaa II. Alei.uuer, the alwre aamed
Ifleudant:
U jo. fall to appear and.naaer aal.l complel
onormfore the dte mentioned, the plaintiff
winrvmii irme rend prareg ij
!d her eomelalnl herein: lioall!
For. decree lorever dlaaoleiug Ihe bonda nl
matrimony now eilatlna between rnu ami the.
iiii,iii,, ,ur ino control ane ciMlHlyolae laro
mill eo, ..ainerine n. .nit arirlain A : lor an
allowaneeol aeeenty Bre 174) doilaraa month
elamony, attnruey'i lee, the eou l Ihla ami.
and lor aueb other and further relief aa to the
win i"r aeein eunitanie ana juai
Thia auinrnoiia ia oaollalieil be
Hon. T. A. Mi llrl.le. iuilfe nl the lH)enllle'l
court, duly made anil entered ou IlifJUlh dee ol
September. Iimi.ln ajul by whlrh order II la ore
aerllied inatlbU nuimolia aliall he pukllahed
on,; r. wna-a mraii aurreaaiv. weeKa in Ihe Or.
agon Mlal, a newap.ier piibllahed .1 U llclaus,
be daie of,ihVnl, vuhllcallon ol this mm
mvaia ia eepiCMoer .W, 1W.
H. g. nc.vr.
AJtnriiey for I'lalntll).
('re mater toafk
J. E. Cover, 101 N. Majn OUawa,
Kau.. writes: "Ever; (all it baa been
in y art fes trouble to catch severe coldj
and therefore to eoogli all winter, long.
Last fall Ifct lor .lurf a bottle of Hor.
t'oiind Syrup; She used It and. has beua
alile to slwrt solindlY al niifhi Ion
1S'.tf5 2 outaiilt mUU whenaver tho cotnih tro-ible-a bar. two
4tr. -S4Aak. or threj dose stop tba ootujb, and h:
' V vjooU csS tit attestios oi out nr-! is able to ba op and wall. 26c, 60c, $M,
baflVt Vli bininrse enrri i b '.ee rbit B' V? S X . Te!n OrnH'l ' '
Loi.. 41 U if .1. , n , .1.,,
Front and Aa ieny atrect, roitland, Ore.
KITABLItBSD, tSoe,
if ' , ..
JOHN A. BECK
KALI ft IK
ffateftes,- Diamonds, SllTerfire,
l iroiei r- . I
....UCVYCUriTaiaa
Repairing a Specialty.
Vrr.a . Bst, Front 4b flnt, fO&TLAJIO.
All Iralna m.k. oloe. eonDactlone al Ooble
elth Kortbera Feci no iralna to and from the
Caat aud Mound points. Al fonland with all
tralni learmg Union depot. Al Aetorla with I,
n. ia. m. s nov na Taji, una. sua Ht earner
i. . roiier m ana groan iiwaoo
neaea pointa.
lwaoo and north
Oregon
SHOipLllHE
Ann union Pacific
TRAINS tO HHJf KAKT WAILY
reeeengera for Astoria or way points moit flag
111 atop to 1.1 paa-
ilnta
Iralna at lloultoa. Traina w
aenyers off al Uonitoa when coming from pol
weatoUoble. JJ. !. Mar.
vj, caaa. Adft-, Auiw, vy.
SUMMER SCHEDULE.
SHHCR THAMW0UTI0H CO.
8TEAMER SARAH DIXON
win leave roKTLAno, loot or wwhlrwion
fnlul,
etreei, Buudaya at p. m., lor Oak
e.uisui.-, .no way noini.f i
Tueed.ya and ThnriMl.ya .1 I p. m lor Olata-
aanlo Mid way pnlnu, Heaelea liland HI..
Helena. Coluinbi. Clly. Hoir.-nao'a, K.l.tn.,
KeerCUy. Ueliiler. Mayeer, Stella, Knllroa-f
Qami., Oak; Polnf, Wallace laland. Pa I ma,
Jianzanlllo. andClatakauie. .,
Hphalem Valley folnls via Clat'kanle. Mlit,
ltilnrg, Vernonla, Vlihha.k, Veeper and
Bopkliia.
a. Company rnrtke rlflil 10 Cilet lb ,
NluN IlKI'OT.
Pi7tCAl'iO- f (VllTLA Nil
HPK' IAI, lor the M't
ti. iiuniiniriiiu
"SPiTKXR'O (,)f k it,
lor K.alein Waalilng
Ifir), VValla Walla, U w.
latori, Coeur d'Alene
and Oreat Korthern
point.
ATLANflc' Kial'TOTu
iur, un ivoat vl. Ilunl-
f-'jri.ri. J
Leave.
i.Vn'T.V
Dally.
I'Uly.
fflim;:
Daily.
Arrlvea
rii. . sr.
uaily
t.'Xl A. M
fany.
THREE DAH.Y fRALNS
KOB
ALL IjpTS EAST.,
Lower Cdjvmbia fiivKR.
oinxmr, e,w n, m. iaiirrii.y io 10 p m
for Aauirlit ..id war Innilluga Hnlurnlna'
eavna Aalorla at 7 U0 a. ni. ilaliv .atieut
buuday. CRAIG '
i "" .... I r r.rTi ri inn
Ttv V.I.T..J : or n WWSSi ,5 ! 1 II I I V I ! II I ill IJ II
IIIJ-OUlMIIiil "
l( mb ii i rv i iTr.il r i a
in I I 19 1 111 I Ii V
t
8.so
10.00
la.50
1500
a-95
J'95
95
Par July and August we will sell all our
$20, $30 and $40
UNCLAIflGD SUIT5 AT HALF PRICE; j
518.00 Uuclamieil Suits
;aoo Unclaimed Suits
35.00 Unclaimed Suits
30.00 UiK'lftiniCii Suits
5x10 Unclaimed Trousers
8.00 Unclaimed Trousers e.
10.00 Unclaimed Trousers ,
Odd Vcstt iu mII styles mi culca
DURING THE SUMMER MONTHS ONLY.
t FARNSWORTH-HERAID TAILORING C0.J
X a ti at Ik II ll '
;t!l nsliiiigtmi Street, ew miiiog iiuiuiiij, J
HEN'S AND BOYS'
New Fall Clothing
M "li "'I"1 1
Men's Suits $lo.oo
Equal to SUITS at 15.00 nt OTHER STORES.
Nice Line Boys Suits $2.50 to $G
Men's New Hats, Shoes, Shirts Uudcrwcar,
Sox.CilovcSjCtc. Right ('rices at . . ,
WELCH
The AMERICAN
: CLOTHIER,
221-2 23M0RRIS0N ST.. COR. FIRST.,
PORTLAND, - OREGON
Mist and Oregonian $2.08
afl
ST. HELENS
PHARMACY
Tatronic a drug store when you
want pure, fresh and reliable
i,
0 .
Drugs and Patent Medicines l
Perfumery, Toilet Articles, Ktc.
HEADQUARTERS FOR SCHOOL BOOKS
A Fine Lin of Writiug SnppKs.
Thin and Decorated Crepe jVapcr, lite.
Direci frem Publisher Regnlar 20-cent NofebOnlj ID Cents j
eV
t
t
TrtTW M aa
Opposite tho Perkins Hotel.
CUT THIS OUT
And Havfl Yonr Tonti fi
flcrtad without Iiamerinj;. No rain.
('old Filling In
AH Work Unaran
DR. KNODER'S OmCBk
v. WTW aud Morion "Wi., Portland, Or