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Newspaper Page TextVV !"' LOCAL. gs Mi, Win. I'tucktt, of VermmiM, came to c, iirlrii " Tur1y il. trlhl.lllf ' ,.i ..,..... ... will him M'l"1"" J""" ... !...' MBallllllull.lll linl.l .Itlll.l WIO ' 1(t(,.,wk. On H ; vrr .,. wmlltal. he y. -","-. "" nil ti '", " " jui lliavc nv.r.'iiiio liiiu, tut he knew Nclialuii 0",', ,m ,'r"," """H" imi.lrl a wKm "' 01 I00' 'UI"B B, in"'!"""-' in. A. 1'. Howard, .l Vontt Grove, ;, vhitl'iK Mr. and Mr. W, II. I'owt-I, til Tin lutl euilrutim lixmi lurt-lijn ,iiiittlf l l'""' tiMt 'fl'K l cr w.. 1. 027.421 V TclfK",l',i 0 ruot8Miiiil, Istooit ,n ik lirr flrl rlj oil the Columbia, f lu; n the iroierly ul CapUln Scot!, who j, .'t known l lrt tlio ctiumrjr. I....I... Iirrn lcmiU nun tm tht v, , 'ilu t one lliim. It It Mill Hint !!k Ti i Kr"l,h ' will' "Irni whrlcr In i!,,. ?.. iM. jl,, , Murilia Ntuenwhwaiulcr, ol (iSvu Wli. linn l-n vllltlnx Mr. ,( Mx K C ! t lr tl. K. Cliff will Iw tlie Iwach r,an t iMnv lu Mvii'Uy uuU Ucptmilwr truth '' "I" Twly, Wclltr j. ml Tlmrt)'. Sjii liitir K luccllng l( lh lUxk l,jiir, .. the Nclmletu CuJ Cuntaiiiy ul !i W. J. Cwk niiicr, m K .! tu !! city. ClwrRMol fraud mul i-,,v,- i. viitKimcr utiwUitl Tovrn. in-.: ! t lu pi-ac llie Wx khlUm. Mr. t i, k ,:r.l tlt Iticy lJ Mtiurtttnily t , dm l llw fl ficlil lot yiiiluatr ,t! 4:; i irj kc.l mi nine ntontli lu khu'li t ' couiilrte 1 1" ll. Tlie nine Hi. u'.!, U:: 1 4!w.i."' fit. I ' 14 ' Ul .!. W. ! i . I!."-' I It.!.'- a-. An r'-: V . wtn i' M . .! ; . i. ; ll.r. Nj- J!r li t! U),Yt rlMNl ami no cOort li !r to ilirw of III proprrly n l ! .Mtilun W4 wytliical aa th :. t. Tn cnwUnnal tuiu were tlie I'inult court Ttiurwlity In . i Irouil ami ImIm timrrprran- J . r '.li;i-l. Tlie liefvndrnu art . ..k. M. S. CfU. w- n I ii' I K. V. jimr. th plainllfl arlra RobiUarll ami t'mlrtUk - It. who were In line I to dupoae : iii.l., i iin.i.lltiK ul 4HU aciY. litrahl. : Pratt an4 Ml Iy Watkln lloii.l tn,U)r on fWliu.lay tat. i UfUii, ol CatUlamcl. rnt a ! iUvi tail week l ttn luf Ml I II. C.tlrey, ol ttitacitv. Tol'w wile ol It. C.railuM, ul ' -r mi Htiiiray Mat, a m. s .mi hi Whitteu viil4 I'orttaml li.il.' on ToroUy. lim t.nfc Hie IrahU I Rmlrr' 'i; 1 u-Uv, where lie will work In the .-IU. ' luy W.. t m. i p-. I'lulhr.xik y-Ml la.t Sua lay ; .i tiiAiiy Irirn I. In (hi city i x ii lU.iu'ikir U on a calio. ! Ki .n.e KceJrr I ttlnj uia.tcr iti'd. Am kin. Irtothrr ol r. Rom, ..it t the Hut o(Th on Monday 1 Mr K..W it editor ol lhejuevl It ' ' II llrii lrrvill rvllirueil lo St. lit ., n tri.iti I'urlUnd Ut Monday eve nr.tg; W,r orllt to the citT o Sunday to ulr , in- ol her brother, Jock lllaik, h i in! st, VtiH cllU hospital. Mr. J. S. Miilrr cclrlir jled lit arventy fsnt inn .Uy by Ktvian a ity lo a nuiu 11 "I In. )tmti( Inert I. on Suudaylatt. Il 1 1 k 'Jinn over lu S-Mvic llnd, licretiie y.m:i oilc waded In the itrr t, their liewrt content Mi. iin Kelrl and brother Wllll.uii fit 1 1 I'.iilUiul n Siiii.Uv la.t. While tlirre V. ill rail.-.! on Mr. Mrin)-iMin. tl , ll)ii!t.,ii, wlui i in lUe bopilJ. M' A. r. !. u. oit Charlr, vi.it '1 at i.idr la.t I rulay. When Ihe trin j i ivr. at HoiUton it lor(ol lottop. "Mr I i viwte.l IVrtland a well t S.-..I.I,- I'.n r up a fine ho ol rsr th al llw lair thi week. II wti lu lite county tent a much " ii, it wuiild improve tl.c eihihil I..I f., aiSt u. Kent; Mi" !:iUri made her uul vlil lo He .-ii, Sun-lay, ' Mr M r, r.ray lurnUhed the exhibit "I'll mi line pbiui (hi wk. Mr Liu , S. hmtl:l, ol Portland w a hiiMiHM vKitor to thi ollkc oil I'rl- lay l.ut. JV li:,k w taken aeriounly ill la.t fiturdy nlht and wa tent to Ihe ""I'iiil Vunil.iv morln. Mr. Hhuk ' up by the IruMa MomUr. T!u- new Uainier Review came nut in ntm li..w thin wak. u I'tiilny hint a ,Jy (rum T Clinic i!o the Cniiimbl i County hooth at Ihe l:j.mitio(t, ii ii.l heruttentlon waaallracl fl riK'il nwny by mine pluuilthat M. C. ";iy lumi.lied lor our hlblt. She I'-ikc-rl t then a vliilc, then .lie anked '"liive out, ol them wllieu. Neit wiuited it uirii.tircd. Then he want l t'i iniy ntteul the eed! She wild the new Hint hi n ,lie tobl her people In Timlin iiluiin t),,M, ,um t,rv would not wlieve lu-r. Mi"' Ulvf.i Hii.-mm.t 1 vialtiliK her c""lii, Mr. A, J. iiemiiiK, of thi city. Mr. I'lnily Clear. ulPortlaud Uvli.it lii.'iil, Mr, nml Mr. R. Cox. Mr. SinpHU ""'I aon. ol North Yam lilll.iirv vi it it jc Mr. and Mr, Martin "'ite, Mm.Sirlptitt and Mr. White fli C'lll.in. Mr, und Mr. Cha. Rom., Mia Daisy ""'. Music, ,;,Utu. Ho, Mra. 0. 8 1 Mult, Vi. Mr, (ierlriule "'""i, ol A i iIkjii, Ih., Mi A lire Steel M' Com SU ol Ilt-.MoiUL-a, Itt.. Mlr fl Steel, .I!()j,.., ?,., and Mr. hi. Uos amt .on Hnrold, of jHUcviiie, Ay., ri haivc of )r. Row, liuvc U'cn 'liiiK the Dr. mi l Mr. Uo lor Ihe Jit two WPk. fjiinrlirty eisiiiiiliiiillim 1r teurlur .......in..... i. i.. """""IC, i l'runrcim a we gii to pre Ilia HiiIIi'hiiU iirm Alum J. Ketel, 8t. lli-lrii, Mury AihIi-moii, HciijiMxiin;( r.vu rmirrinmi, Unytim, mle J.,)atMtt I'orllHiiit, Wliiiilfrnl llrocltwell. Mnvm-r. M. llultie Mi l'iiiliku, Clulskuiiie, I'.va Hums, lUlnlrr, Kills I'ltireriil.l, Mny iH-ttrlnry, Verni.tiln, VlrKl I'ritlmrd, Ullllliof. Mi.ru IM.Ii.. U . oiiiiviri, j'.mt nun- tin. I'luUkunU I.. 1.11 ... .,WMwlllu , ,, - ..rw.r ll fr.,, ,,, ,(JlmtU.g( 8ltrri ounce Ui the txiiitul. I'mir iiimrl to xv Ki,n. Never less Hum twelve lulliu ilmrn, Ami tin kmmU Hint reiuirea inriiiluiu tu iniike till III M il. M.C.filUY.Ht. Ilvliiim. "PAIR" VISITfRS-May fm.t twmi to rent wlirrr rr c rvlec In illrwl lo ami Irom Hie I'nlr Kruuml.. All iiimlrrn con-vmlcm-ct ami riilcn rrnwiimlilc. Take :inl or &lli Mrtrl nif until In Mull utreet. WHS S. 8. WAY. I l niHIIiill iicsr cur lltti St. Dr. Knodar ua Or. Qren' nv and corract mathod of making arti ficial taclh. Plate art made by thia mtlhod to fit accural. 322 Mohawk building, Portland. I Imve timm-y to loan on appruvol rrrtlolatl- trcurity. w. ii. rowi-.ix, Ku Ilrlt-na, Onjjun. MriluK licenara Mere iaauc 1 on Wnl- urailay to Waller Hunter ami Marulwlla l'olrr,,ol(',olile; ami to All-rt M.iiin Tkliucir ami i;.lim S, lumlrr ol CUtaka iiie. Mr. lluiilrr anil Miaa l'oUr were miitr-l In uimiiiiii.iiy on the miihj iliilc, at lluj St Itrlrtia llutt-l in tills city, by Ju.tlre Walklna. Mr. MuiiUr ami III liriilc are llircliltiln n ul pioneer ol Col umliU County. Mr. W. II. IHIlanl ami diildrrii are vi.il iiiK Mr. Uillar ! parent in I'ort laml. Milton. Jluttrr, cliarxeil Willi aaaault with a lUiifctroua wraiii upon Allwit AiUmh, w.ilvnl ircliuiiiury riamiunlion lat Tuaa-lay ami hoiim! over lo the 'rsu court. r CP t IIIWW ILT s Thw ChinuiKFr t'ik trip to hi. form j.t Stiit liv an. I l.r.ninlil lau-k trvernl boar o( line apjika Irom hit orcliaril. t'.furifc McKriuie li Rone to Ouhlca Ule, H'aali. tor thrre or l.iur wcrk. when he will return ami cuiuuic to run hi mother l.iinl ncr S mt.)o. Mr. IM Wli kenhnm hit lou;lit ten he I ol mih hco, ami thry are lo iraKlug n;iie crry heller r ilve. ami in frw )rar he will have a good at.irt. Mr. W u ull ruiiuio the rctuui but hi Uinily I. al the (arm .r the aiimmer. No. t train Irom Tacoma net 'icvrrul fire ye.trrtliy, imr ol llietu JoiiHJ a ureal deal ol iliii(e l aiopcrt t , m h h dr.tmytntf lenee. ruiiuitiu over meadow ".e. Mr. U uk. r.lwin ilh liicrew w i Ui.y all day Sunday ami until altrr ini.l- lli. at .Sunday iuk'tit Ci;ULilu liro. Mx. I. A. I'rake. ol l.kcid-iti k (arm wan over to Srpwr yeterdav to K t fc.uir ol hi line hol.tcin heller which heiutcmt to inrlude with hi other dock to le eihlhiledal the Pair in September. II. !. CloniiiRrr hur returned Irom llrilih Coltimbu. and i working fur Mr. Collin at Kelvin C.rovc lanu. He tnleud to return in early sprint;, a he with arvcml oilier Irom Sc.ijimow: Imve tukrii up liiiiuentiaila In the Allierti ei,u"")r - The dairymen are wi hiitK lor ruin for thi dry weather i drying up the ir.i. KIST A. I'. BefKcwon ha a new MeCormic lieaf binder Arthur Johnwui went to Porcat Grove. c"cliu( lo bring in hia mol'ier, Mr. F A. M. and Kdwin North ami J. R. Ikullaa, Marled over on Kt Dairy Creek Mouday to look alter aome limlr land lielonginK lo the North heii. lam glad that the Vemoni correspon dent h come to life again. Hi cllort arc appreciated h the adjoining com uiunity. Mi Merle Slinnnalmn completed a uccefnl lour month achool at thi place, and took her dcirture lor I'orrt Orove. Several tnm of Ihe achrol gathered on the 1 tt day and eipretwd their t;factin with the achool, and according to prev ion arrangement, Kdwin North will l.-iioli another month. According to Ihe decision of the attor ney gcmril, complain! agaiuat the awMiiicnt iniial l made ou or Ufore the firt day of the meeting of the Hoard ol HquiilUatlon, and the Board I not compelled to remain in esUm more thniioiiedny. illhcy can transact their biisincM In that time; therefore It urged tint nil peraoii havlngcomplaliiU ol any kind to nuke against the naseMiiient, file a dd coinphiiut with the county clerk on or before the fir.-t day of the Hoard, other wise thev may forfeit their rigth ol consideration. The hoard meets the 28tli day of Align it. in ni ori'iniiikK. We dvire to express our heartfelt thank I,, thr neighbor and Irien.N lor Hu I" ,,, iu ; a. r, .boiti.- !: 'Hi'"--,li,.uii!.:.;:: '( "1" 1 !" Mr. Kdwurd I.nwe. MU.'imd MRS. A. J. LAWS nijd IVVMII.V NATAI.N POnONt, A I'...., I. ".7 " ' inei iliig lliul Will limit be ltiniN.n.i,..r,.ii win. ' "" J V I'lr-iwure VVVVVVVWVVM A muni ti.rei)tyin.d" account of tlm The mutkale nl the K, of P. hull Sulur roiiiuiia (iritngi, nt Notnl on Haturdiiy J '"y niht prove 1 to he very auccewmil. would by i, i,,,,.,,. jo jimtico to tlm Solo nml dueta rendered by the pupil onaalon or riutlrty (,0 ri-collevtiuim oOf Mr. Oliver proved her ability a a tlmim whojwtiro preMiiitoti thill no t en- i teacher. Singing, elocution nml char joyablu nccMlo,,. Tl.iilriptoNittulwn!i:teri.liiglieliK.dtoin.ikc up the pro inii'loby V.At). to;iatkaiil.) lant Kal- gnim. A good lied nudiuuee was In al Unliiy iivonlng, and In thu mornlnir about ' tcmlcnce. , H.e iilnrt wit inmln minm tlio liioun lain In Jiihnaon' big bin kboard, fur thu twout water ol tlm Nelmlnui. The load coiihlated of Mr. Wiildo. tlntu leelnri-ri Hurry Weal, It. II. Mitchell, end the editor of thu Mint, tho hitbir b"lng iiiiiiiiiinoiitly chowin driver arid pilot ol llm rig. Tim trip ovor wu inadn without uny n.rloin tiouble, ax- cupl Hint iiloriM ilnt Mr. Waldo gut ; out and walked, betraying coiiaidurable lack ol Initli in tho ability of iho driver. Near the niininit weiuitl a city lied look-In- Kiilhiiimii with a bicycle, but It provi-d to be Canpur Libel, who wa ad- iiilringly Coiileiiiiliitliig thu new K-do ' nu ii ueen iiiatruiuiiutal In securing lor thu peopleof Hut Valley . It look irood toon, but at ao.nc point It acem ... J ' if Hanlio.it would occur thia winter Then came the ride down the alone and up thu Valley, paH Mist, to the tlrnngn Hull, where Me arrived at about 10 :kl mul nl II went into busmen resaiin. The atluiidance was good, about Mvcn- ly Im-Iiik present, nml nothing occurcd lo mar tho moat complete liurin.iiiyi.il the mcaslon. At the noon hour all were invited to the school houao, where dinner had ! been prepared umlur the (uimrvialon of Mr, l.lndgren, wife of the postmaster at Mi.t. We have eaten nevcral Uraiige i uirinem, nut iniial ailmil lliul neither ul grange gathering or any where lej have we teen tlm equal ol the bsmpiel eurved by the ladies ul Nstal (irangu on riatnr- dy last. The ((ronton attraction tm the uiillinltwl quantity of uiagnillceiit trout, (rerih from the cool waters of the Nelmliiui, and osikml to perfccilun. Then lollowed chirken, bain, and a variety of other meat and anlada, lea, eilfi-e, and rich cream by the pitcher full, ami an iulnlte variety ol pica and lai la. Such a dinner placed larfore a pirty of railroad magnate would aectiio ihe raoid eumidetiiin of that railroad to l.i.i,-. nUi.l ...nbin a...t nl Columbia County. After dinner a meclinrf wa bell in thu beautiful gtovu jual ,ulh of the lirti!ii 1111. when Mr. Waldo, the timiid Uvturvri-I thu Patron of Hus bandry, delivered very scholarly nnd Interesting addrea upon the advantage ofl'ere.1 by the order lo aiiicii!tuiiat, and Ihe duty of every nieniln-r to secure g md uuU'ilal (or initiation. Thu ad dres was i-r-fully listened to, and wo have no doubt tlnit the goul thought espre! made a decided impression upon the liuircrs. The editor f the Mist spoke briefly on the advantage lo ho derived from n thorough limning of the Sehalem'i rt .iiiree at the Lewis and Clark Kx por tion, and many guarantee of BHsittance acre made. In the evening there was work in the filth degnv, seventeen candidate being initialed The only resolution adopted were: One calling upon the L.-wi and Clark iu.itiagui.Mil to act aside one day t lie knitaii at (irango Day, when all patron of ll.i.l.uiiJiy will bo cxpecle-l to be present ; one thanking thetirand IaH'lur er lor In-raltendiinee; mid one thanking Natal tiiango br it magnillcient hospi tal.ly. Kuder the managemrnt A lecturer N-l ".ere wa, a rt but intent in. literary programme, alter whtcli tlie : ,CIl,ic(i lo Bn ti,c pblic Und States by hull wa turned over to the young BCt f August 4. 1H2, Iwlword II. Flor l.eoti!e who danced until tho rl-ing sun chut, of Portland. County ol Multnomah , . . .i .i.ni...... ! State of Oregon, has this dav filed in this Cltascil tne siars over ,-- , The next roinonataKc piaee in mini-1 the first Saturday iu Novemlier. ' TIIK DKLINKATOtt FOR Vl'lil't-T. I From tho standpoint of lashioti the August lh'linentnr is a most attractive, nnuiber, portraying tho midsummer I style In all their charm and variety; aiid It contain, liesides the fashions, many (eutnres ol interest to Ihe general reader and prad'cil lions oboiildor. Tho llrttchapler ol the now aeriiil story by j Helen M. Winlow is an item ol note; it Is rall.il "At Spinster I'srni" ami re 1 ites thu actual exporinco ol a woman who iornook tho busy city for the countrviidu and found thero rwtil pwico ml happlnes. "Tho Lucky I'iece" is cotitintiod, nnd there are also short sLnrlea hv Cvnm Townsoml Rrady nnd r.enn ltohv MlM'klll (II go norm in l f urn articles oil Uhl-ftlsitHilHU . , ., ' i ii, mi Tl...n c.ininmr Timepiece," and "Ol.l-Timo Miminer ll...,l. nnd on Martin Luther'a ,.v..... ... , i famniis hymn. A Mighty rortreas la M ithor will find Dr. Mur ray'spajwon "Feeding the Child" well worth rending, and for tho children themselvo there aro entertaining .tone. nnd passtlmei, Including an "Animal Fnlry Talu" by L. Frank ibium, nnd a "Son Kiley 'itnhbll," etorv. House plan nnd honaefurulahlng Ideas and suggest ion In cookery and other hotiao wifely mutter complete tho nnml?r, which i of much Interest throughout. COl'NTY SUUYKYOK'S NOTIOK (inioe , I Count Surveyor of roliimlda . At. Helen", Or , July Tu W It Wruilil. John li.iihiuiin. Jr.. r. Nmvles.J.I'. l'elen.Mli,.l.li K. Jaeiihsm: Yo, r e lie cbv H..II.I...I Ibnl lo'"' aeliinan. Ir Ii mv.eri.f the north hull o 'the south ea.l.;.V.rle'r ..id a inia. la II.. ter oi run -i -" .- ,,,, ,,,,..,, slilp II ii.ii.Ii. riiuMO , emin'lv mrvevur ul Columbia roomy, ." t . Min.-v .iii.l enl.il.IWi "ha lines arid Hie afore n.-t ,,f land; and lu ..il.l or. er. "HI l" ul."" "il.l me, treon enriii'i liip!lii . , . ., I . .... ... t!'...V,l. t'.V .. I ' ' !'.!' i'. ', '.'i,l ..111 tu ell l i'."'e.'.l I ...' I' , :-, , , ,., ...,1'i ,',.i.ui'. .-".I I-". ...' ,' '. ' ... I ,.,'. i ,. .,- one "I till- I'llllir , , .(.,''! n.e ... l .... -... ii...i.i.'U1.". I; I"'.' eni aififl llm-' i.v ii.iurest you ham i ' o- iiu.l t.l.u e III I l"-""' i w w. r. WAITS, C'iitiui)' Si" vcyur ul I'lilunit.lii i;utinl, 1 H I f I'M' A lt 1 1 K r niuk Kilby tnid visit to Portlund Wcdneaday. Mr and Mr. French, of Coble, pent Saturday in Rainier on busine. Mi Alice Perry went to Portland Fri day morning on a visit. Mr. W, Potter, of Portland, apent three days lust week visiting Mr. O. E. Kapt:le of this city. Mi. McKce returned to her home in thia city alter having spent a week at the exposition. Mr. J. Kicen of Portland pent a few day last week visiting hi aunt. Mr. L. Swelt AUorilcy " A- Fischer paid a visit to ortIuml The heavy increase of traffic ou the A. A C. R. K. of late eim to be a little too much for the conductor and brukciuen in charge. An incident when thi fact wa very much iu evidence occured last uight when those in charge ol the train showed a great lack of courteay toward its lady passenger. A woman with three children, one an infant in it mother's arm, boarik-d the train at Clutskntiie in structing the conductor to let her oil at ll,e aKXt- station. When the train came 10 "U)t' ,lle women ami children tarted out ' coacuand was about to descend tlle "am Kve a udddcn Urt and moved on. It was over one mile before the train came to a standstill, nnd instead of trying to aij-.tac the matter with the lady, the conductor gruffly told her to get oil there, that it wa not his fault that the did not get off at the proper place. So with two little children at her ide and one in her arm the lady had to trudge a mile in the dark on the railroad track, undergoing the denger of falling off the trestle on the way or being run ofl by the . next train. At her home sat ber other 1 little one peering through the the dark. nets waiting lor their mother to come. Mr. Anderson and Miss Florin went tj Portland Saturday to visit the fair. Mr, lunclbaugu i Having tlie ex terior of her house painted Mr. C. Narin is pairing and otherwise improving the house he occupies. 1-r. I) II. Stuart juid a visit to his mother, in Portland. Mr. N. Horn ol Portland spent Sunday visiting it the Swctt home. David and Ira Newsome spent Sunday with their parents iu this city. Mrs. Malm and daughter are visiting nt Westport. J. .Schlegle apent Monday in Rainier. ItHKl'MATISM When pain or irratition exiat on nnv part of the body, the application of linl lnrd'a Snow Linuiment gives prompt re tell. K. W. fjullivaii. Prop. Sullivan llmiw, Kl Ueno. O. T., wiites, June G. 1112: 'I take pleasure in reccomend- ing Itnllard' Snow Liniment to all nlio are alllicted with rheumatism. It i the only remedy that I have found that give itiimcdi ate relief." iV, 60c id $1.00. Sold by A.J. Deuiing. NOTICK FOR Pl'lSLICATION. Fniied States IjindOfRce, Portlund, Oregon, Julv llth. l!Hi6. VOTICK IA HEREBY blVEN THAT i. in compliance with the provisions of the nclol Longressot June 3, Jh!. en titled "An Act (or the sale of timberlands (i,icc hj. SW()rn s,aU.lm.Ilt No. for ,lt.,n,rcliase ol the southeast quarter ol Section No. Eleven (11) in township No. Four .4) North Range No. Four 4) West. W M. und will offer proof to show Hut the land sought is more valuable for its timlier or stone than I r agricultural puriioscs, una to csiatmsu ins ciaitn 10 sain lunu uciore xegisicr ami receiver hi at Portland, Oregon on Thursday, the flth (lnyof (X-tolier, ltHlft. f to names as w-ittinaca: Samuel F. Owen, of Portland, Oregon ; John S. Ready, of Portlund, Oregon; George F. Smith, ol Kaluma, Wash.; Wright V. Hurt, ol Vernonia, Oregon. Any and all persons claiming adversely the above described lands are requested to file their claims in this office on or be fore mid Mil day of Oototter, UH5. ALGERNON S. DRESSER, Register. CONTEST NOTICE- Oregon City, Oregon, July Ii. mi. A MifReU'iil content sfflilavlt having been Hied in tliis oflU-e hv Alexsmler Ae.k, i-oute.tnnt siiahisl homestead enlrj No. Vtsw, made July ST. IV0I. fur S K. ee. -il. 8. W. 'i K W. See. -il, N- W. N.W.'t f'ee. i7, Bml N. K. I w i. Heetloti 2S. Toiulilii i iauu s i. be Jiweph Hi'lmlkowakl, contestee. Iii which it Mi n,uw,IMli ,. Wl,n bIN,ihi with lh trael ot land embraced in the aid i.,iitn,itiittl cinrv liil low me nrorw ei'iiiii- m,,n ( the name: also that mild Joenh Sehul- knu'Mlcl. enirvniau. anil iimneirs nnvo wnoiiy aliflitdiuied said elalm and that thev Imve never reHldeU utHin or euitlvaieii or improved the Mime Miiee nmktna entrr thentof. or at all, thnt ulct e.ilrviimn died ub.nil December '.11, 1M , mi.t the iisinea nt tlie heirs of eutrytiiau are u known anil after diligent soorch can nut be le.riieil, nnd that Ihe tie.ru of eiilryii.an are iioUiiown and their n.,l'lenee eaii not he ai-eer-tiilued. and Hint said alleged al.sei.ee from the snld land wat not due lu his or his heirs' em ployment in the Aruiy, Navy, or Marine Core of ihe United Males. a a private soldier, onleer, caiiian, or marine., during tlie war Willi Kpalll iirdur.iitt any other r in which th l'nile.1 Ktnti.M iiihv lMianeaaeil. niiI.I litirtiei are hereby nollrled to avpear, rwtiotid, and offer evidence tiiuelilnc mi. 'I iiUok.nli.il at 10 n'eUiek a. in. on Heiitember a, iu., uerim me hsumur aim no reiver nt ir. Untied flulo. Una Oinee in Fort iiind, Dreeon. The snld i-.nieslnnt havlnc in a rroneram dsvll. filed Kebriliiry 1. llK'i. ett l.irlh faels ubleli shiiwllial after duo dillireiii-e .rro.ml servlee of tills notice can nut l maile, it l hereby ordered and directed that sneh naiico. be tlven'hy dins sud iimiwr put lleiulun. ni liij v 7 HBO. W. UYI1KK. Receiver. tSTAPIISnKD IK. 187'J JOHN A. BECK DKALRR IN M Diamonds, Silverware, ...JEWELRY.... Kepairing a Specialty. Slurrlsoa St. UeU JTroul t fUtt, fOHILANB. $ A FEW l.ric ladies' hose .... , . . 12Wc kimono hdkf ... . (Vic'shirtwuists 1!k dressing sack 30c waist set 00c leather belt 15c novel O0c corsets .... 7.1c lace collar 25c tide comb He lawns fl.'iO lace curtain 25c ribbon 2 jC child' lace hose .'oc chlid' dresse .'!5c boy'l wash waists (V)c sash ribbon per yd. . Wlc inen'l underwear... (Klc ribbed drawers $1.25 all wool " l um'r wool underwear jl.2" men' dress shirt ."; " " " .. B-jcboy " " Hoc leather belts 2c cap PILLOWS t t 4? NOTICK OP INTEXTIO.V TO APl'LY FOB uqcoit Licr.ssK. Oobla, Oron. Jutr 1. 190. To all Daraons concerned : You and aach of you will tak notlca that I. 8 E Butta. will on tha (tk day or September, 1905. ap ply to th County Court of Columbia Coun ty. Btata or Oreson. ior llcenas to Kit plrltuoua, vinous ana man liquors ana bar J elder In quantities lesa than nn ral lon. ror a DarlCMl or one year. In the vlllaae of Oobla. Oobla Preelnct. Columbia County, (ireaon. whleh application will 09 baaed upon tha followln petitien: PETITION. In Ihe County Court of th State of Ore gon, for Columbia County. We. the undersigned legal voters and res idents of Oobla Proclnct. in Columbia Coun ty, Slate of Oregon, and who have actually resided In aald prrctnet thirty days prior lo Ihe aiming and nilng of this petition, would respectfully petition your Honorable b-My at trie tjetem!v.r term of the ld County Court, commencing on Wednesday, the (111 day of September. 1905, to be held In tha court house In the City of St. Hel ena. In aald county and state. That license be granted to B E. Butts lo acll eplritiioue vinous and malt llquora and fermented cider In quantities leas than one gallon. In Ooble Precinct, in the village of Ooble In said Columbia County, State of Oregon, and thai aald license be Issued to eald 8 K Butts for s period of one yoar from the th day of September, 1905. All of which your petitioners will ever pray. Slanera Kred Woodhom. J. V. Handle. E. A, Hmtth. O. D. Hunter. T. C. Watta. Jaa. McGregor, Henry Blake, A. J- Van Alrnam. Cbarlea Fink. Joe. Lawrence, J. B. Chandler. T. J. Osborn, Vltor Furet, 0. E Hunter. O. S. Foster. Henry Waaser. Emlle Waeaer. Jullen Waeser. C. E. MaHlneter, C. Slaglnn. C. C. Fowler. Abe l.lnlt, B. M. Fowler. R. Replogle. O. Ounhor. H. F. Unow, Oeo. Hoodley. Frank Welter, F. W. Jordan. A. Keen, O. 8 Fowler. O. J. Link. F. O. Bunde. C. E. Itnadley. John Farr, Jamea U. Montgomery, Adron Howard. O. M. Fair, J. I- Flnlay, Peter Iloersh, Jack Eltnger, Oeo. Foater. Jr ; W. R. Rehm. Robt. Uelngston, Max Ferlet (Ry.). W. B. Maklnster. S. C. Hoadliy. J. M. Llnd aey. Kmll Lawler, B. II. Noer. E O. Jonee, M. l.lnk, Frank Bishop, J. F. Cos. Ira, I Wlthrow. Fred Comfort, R. N. Hamilton. A. J. Malcolm. B. F. McOormlck. Ileuban Neer. Oeorge Morel, Henry Morel. Jaa. Ken nedy, Will Bishop. James (1. Kennedy. M. J. Untler, C. Hovers. A. C. Stroble, H. Wel ter. R. I Kenny. W. E. Miller. (Signed) S. E. BUTTS. NOTICE FOK PUBLICATION. ITimbcr Land Act, Jun 9. !79 United Statea Land Offli-e. Portland. Oregon. July llth. 1903. Notice Is hereby give that In compli ance Ith the provisions of tlie act of Con gress of June J, ists, cnitueo. -An act lor tne sale or timoer innoe in ine piaiee of California. Oregon. Nevada, and Wash ington Territory, aa extended to all tne Public Land Statea by act ot August 4. 1892. Oeorge W. Parker, of Vernonia. coun ty of Columbia. State of Oregon, has this day flled in this offline his sworn state ment No. Mia, for the purchase of lxt 4. of Section No. 1, In I Township No. 4 N Range No. west, and win orrer proor to how that the land aought la more valua ble for Ita timber or aton than for agri cultural purpose., sad to establish his claim aald land beroro the Keglster and re ceiver at Portland, Oregon, on Wednesday, the 4th day of October, lsui. He namea aa witnesses: J. C. Miller, of Chehalla, Wash ; John W. Parker, of innk- tun, Oregon; Sisel A Wilkinson, or noui ton, Oregon; 8. P. Ballard, of Pittsburg, Oregon. Any and all persons claiming aoversoir tha ahova-deecrlbed lands are requested to lie their claims In this offlce on or before said 4th day of October, 19u. AIA1EHNON B. HKK8SKK. ltccisier. ASSESSORS NOTICE OF MF.KTINO OF BOARD OF EQUALIZATION. Notle la hereby given, that upon th last Monday In August lo-wlt; August IS. 1905. the board of equalisation will attend at the OlBce of the County Clerk of Co lumbia County. Oregon, and publicly ex amine the assessment rolls, and correct all errors in valuation, deecriptione, or quality of Innds, lota, or other property. 1'aU'U at my offlce this 98th day of July. 1909. A. T. LAWS, Assessor of Columbia County. Oregon. SUMMONS In tlio Cirenl. Court nl the Stele of Oresi-a for the Countv of toliinibfs. William Werner, plaintiff, vs, ililviia Werner, defend nl. To Hi lctia Werner, rlefetnlsnl: In tlie Nsnie ol the bia.e of Oreiron yon arc hereby notified, that the plaintiff liereia lias flint a coiHpU'iul aganiHt you In the illume i-iil.lrt.it eourt aiul cause, sin! vo.i are hereby rwiiiired In 'Nnr mid slimier the mid eninplsliii. or lile some iippoarsiwe ttiereto, on ur belure the lsst day of the term nvsi'rllx-.l liy Ihe.nderof puhliratltui hereof, to-wit: on or tieforv Sen leiiilivr 1, 1 '.: ami that II you fail so to answer and aytsiar. or lite some at pesramv herein, tho r-ii.tlir will cause your default to been, lereiluuil noted and will apply t. ihee-iurt (or the relief prayed lor lu the comiiliiliit, lo-wlt, a diH-.ee lorever iliKiMiivliiu the bond of matri mony now rs. Winn bciMeeu you aud the plain I iff, and for such oilier relief ns Hit' court deems proper and cutnt "hie. The risie ot the fl't liubllcatinii of this suiiirnoiis is Friday, the si si dsv of Julv. 19116. end Ihe last .il.H.'stli.li thereof Is Friday, the first day of Selileniix-r. 1..I0.Y usd this Kiiuimo.is is tu lie published on earn. Kridsv of eseli and every week for a pe riod ot sis stlcoowtive ivcsks tielwetMi said dales. This summons is published ty order of Hon. Thomas A. McHrtile. Imlse of sal. I ..our', made In i-hamhers in said cause on the t;.;ntlayof July, A. 1., ISKli. ' , ( lf.3. J. SOilNABKl., Aititni.v for I'l'iiiiiiil'. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON ST. HV.I HNS, iy;. EDM IN HU-ls, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON sx- iutui5. : ; osaic . OUR MAMMOTH MIDSUMMER Clearance IN FULL BLAST NOW. Great Reductions in All Departments. OF THE BARGAINS WE .Now $ .10 f;5c cap. Now .49 " 3 lor .2 3-"c men' tnmmer hut ' " f .110 40c boys' " " " .27 .4!i 2r.c , " " " .10 " .if) Boys' workshirt " .33 ' .2S 10c sox ' 3 pr .25 " M 15c black ioz " .10 " .75 15c linen collars " .10 " .53 7'K felt hat ' .55 ' .18 50c children Jiata " .35 " ,0l( t2.50 ladies' tan shoe " 1.95 M J2.25 " black oxfoidi ...,, " 1,90 " .18 $1.00 nandala " 1.45 ' .19 $1.K0 larlies' kid ehoes 1.25 " .24 $1.50 red kid shoe .95 " .24 $1.5 tan oxfords Miasea " 1.35 " .38 $1.00 Walkover shoe " 3.35 ' .50 $3.00 vici kid shoes 2.50 " .30 $150 canva shoes " 1.2-5 " .." $2.00 dancing pump " 1.85 ' .150 $1.85 satin call hoe " 1 60 " -79 2.00 sporting shoe " 1.85 " .53 $1,00 vel'rcalf Bluchi " 3.45 " .39 $).0O handmale crusr' " 4.55 " .50 $"1.00 " um'r loggers " 6.15 " .16 $0.00 heavy loggers " 5.25 40 0 COMFORTERS 95C 40 0 ".Superior" Steel Ranges, large ovens, high closets $29.35 "Our Home" No, 8 Cook Stoves 9.35 Full Size Iron Beds 2.65 Large Kitchen Treasures $3.45; Best Hard Wheat Fiour, $1.25; Oysters 10c; Best Breakfast Bacon, 16c; Choice Picnic Hams, 12c; Standard Tomatoes 95c per dozen; Sweet Corn, $1.18 per dozen; poultry netting 10 per ct below market price. L. SWETT, - RAINIER MEN S FIRST WMm lwi'. fc-'f3 J-Ma mi Moyer Clothing Co., THIRD AND OAK, PORTLAND THE COLUMBIA COUNTY .Abstract and Trust Co. Titles Examined, Abstracts Made, Non-Resident Taxes Paid. Real Estate, Loans, Etc. E. E. QUICK A. M. HOLTON, Proprietor. CUARDIAN'S SALE No'ice t hert'.iy Fiv?n that by virtue of u or der of thu County Court of the State of Oregon for the 4'ountv of ColutnbU. matle und eaurct on the ilOth day of July. 1905. iu th matter of the tfTuaniinushtp of the ia'e of Charlen Heu (Uiicats, minor, the umiersigne-l, w guardiiu. of the etate oi Mid minor, will, ou the --th , day of AiiifUttt. ltst'A, t h hour of ten o'clock i tn the forenoon of said day. nt the court house ! d.H.r in St. UtiW Orecoii, vll at public buc l lion, for cash in hand, the foUowiiiR dewriied j real rierty belonging to Mild minor, nitiioted in thrountv of tdmuhi. SiaU of Orenon; to-wtt: An uudtvideat one fifth interest inutul to the northwei tiiirt-U'r of wniiim niiieteeu. and the north half of the southcNxt im:rtet of netti ion twt nty-uine. iu tioviitdiip five north, ( ra-ngti two west of tho U illiimi tte meriiii-'n: arid also an undivMcd one tifth iuWrct In and to the lo, low inn desril'M:l tract of inud con tvitninp five acre, t-i mated in taidc iun:y ai'd ftfttc; to wit; hcciuniiM at thu southwest cor : ner of fection thirty Ave. in said township live north, nmj.'c two we-tof the Willamette merid ian: tlieticc east ittoiiir Ihe aouth line of Miid sect ton nni: thence notth 2S.S rod?; thence wei iS S rds to the wect of asid feciimi; thcueo south 'M3 rou to the blaceof betiitiniuu, K. K. griuK, W. It. I'owell, httorney for imrviim. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION (Timber Land, Act June 2, 1S7S) Unttod t:tes l.siifl Office, forilalid, nr.. July IU. PJU-i. Notice is hereby Riven that lu compliance with the provisions ot the scl of Congress of June j, U's, entitled "An Act or the sale of timber lands lu Ihe Srales of l'slitnr"ia. Nel vs.iii. Ori'Kon, and W ashiliitton Territory," bh cMci.did toall the Pul.!ii- tjind States by act of Aniens! 4. Isl', SmiihicI Foster Owen, of I'ort lend, f'olmtv of Miiltnotnah, Klnta of Orcfion, bus thN dnv flled in this othoo his sworn stnte- tiiour Mo. t iiiKJ, for the piirehiise ol Ihe is uf section No. II. in township Mi, 4 n. niuce o. t w, sr.il will . lier nniol to show that the I.md s.,i...(i. ... .... oi',- .'.li.oii.ii. for its tiinheror smite i lli in 'oi' h .rrii-ii '.i .n 1. 1 j-n.j.osys. an.l loeslslitish I h.-s i h.iM to Mil.: u.n.1, l.ti';iH- Hcflisier nnd Ke 't"'oT ii! l'...'li:.n.l. t)rL-i,-..., on Monday, the -.il. ,l..v .,f s:,-i.,.-.v.ii.T. 1-At. Ho ii.i.... - ;'s wi.in-s.is' John S. Reiidy, of I'o'llsml, tiit-.roi: Juinth Mnli-r, ot Porlloiid, tiriHo'ti; t'lniili's o-boru. m Portland, Oregon: W Ii, lln t. nl S'ermiiila. Oceeon. Anv nnd nil lie-sons I'luin.h.tt adversely Ihe nls ve ilescriheii liuulsure reime-lid to trie rhitlr . cliiinis in this unite ou or ueiurc sum m uny 1 of Scptynil't-r, liHv'i, I ' .AUifctOJOS S, DKE'sSER, Rcsister, Sale? OFFER ; - CLASS SUITS $10.00 Ths Bast you have ever seen. F ABRICS in Worsteds, Ce viots and Cassimeres. Hand-Worked Button Holes, Hand - Padded Collars, s ew.n with silk Ota say $15 for Eqnal finality. Conij Early and G3t tlie Pick W HEN YOU SEE IT IN OUR AD IT'S SO. KOTICX FOR ITBUCATIOX. Department of the Interior. Land Offlc at l-ortland. Oregon. July 22, 1905. Notice is hereby given that th following named settler has aied notice of hla In tention to make anal proof la aupport of his claim, and that said proof will b made before the Register and Receiver at Port hind, Oregon, on September , 1905, via.: Leopold Pupont, 11. R No. 1278S, for tha S t: 14 of Section tH. T. S N-. R. S W. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and culti vation of said land, vis.: Alexander Ask, of Ysnkton. Oregon; Cor nelius L. Moyer, of Tankton. Oregon; Char les J. Wallace, of Yankton, Oregon; Aaron J. Kelley, of Moueron, Oreunn. ALGERNON S. OftESSER. Register. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. In the County Court of the State ol Or egon for Columbia County. In the matter of the estate of John D. Morgan, deceased. Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an order of the Co.inty court of the State of Oregon lor Columbia County, tnaile and entered on the 3rd day of July, liHI.", iu the matter of the estate of John I). Morgan, deceased; the nndersigned, the administrator of snitl estate, will, oil or after th aith day ol August, l'.KMi, at the office of said li. K. Quick in St. Hel ens, Oregon, sell at private sale fjr cash in h.ind, the following described real property belonging to the tstate of said deceased, to wit: l!cinning at the South West corner of the South West i-1 of section 35, in town- I ship four North. Rangi- two West of the ! Willamette Meridian; thence North B3.Vj i rods; thence East 30 rods: thenec South. 53 m rods; thence West 30 rod to tlie pluce of beginning, containing ten acre, situated In t ie County of Columbia, State of Oregon. E. E. QUICK. V " ""'.YELL, Attorney lo. rtrtuuii i alar