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Newspaper Page Texti i I f ! S! OREGON MIST jKntercal at Hie Poatoftice at St. Helens, utck0 as second -class jnsti matter. Xssurd Kvkrv Friuav Bv E. H. FLAX5G, Editor AND eUP?KTO. eOn copy, one yr, in advance. , . f 00 4tix monins , , leRal notices J5 cents pet line. FRIDAY, November 3. ISaiS. t'QUm OFFICIAL PAPER. AT IT ACIN. Mr. R. II. MitcMl. in Uia IIolli (Register, recently iiade t)i strtferuent that the editor ol the Mist furnished the jOrr(oninn lt infurmatiou in tegM. to Representative Manor's elopement. In .nlerthat Uie jHple of Columbia Conn it may more luuy man at present rest jse how utterly untrustworthy Mr. Mitch ia when h is ,cjito-vm-iig t,o injure jin opponeiit rejuoJuce the following irom Ue ouuiaging editor of the Oregon jan: IWtlan.l, Or.. Oct. 27, 1906. Mr. K. II. Flnirg. Sit. Helens, Or. Dear Sir: J have, noticed in ou or 4wo Columliia .County papers a stiter Client thnt a rewiu article in this paper jvlstive to the t-lopement of Representa tive Mayger had come from von. I sup pose that it iimkas no crest diOVrenoe to yon, but I understand how troublesome ihese neighborhood matters uisy some times be. I therefore desire to say to you trial me iniorinatio lite uregoman received about ti. is elouemenl caine from other sources s.jid that yon had nothing to do with if, directly or indirectly. On the contrary, in i.ur search for infornia- . : i. .. r:..: L- I : 1 1 1 e. , tun me vim s' v iucu wv up as cm Helens and you told him you knew UQth ftjjuitil. S'ery truly yours, Ejkiar B. Tina, Managing Editor. We are aiyry to refer again to this matter; IhjI Mr. Mitchell compels it. lie has addled the role of agitator and baa charged decent people with crimes which, if proven, should senJ tbeip to the penitentiary, and. when called before the Grand Jury to assist in investigating these matters, he has utterly failed to "make good." The truth ia U4 Mr. Mitchell fur nished the Mayger story to the Oregon. ian and then had the nerve to deny it jtnd attempt to saddle it upon the editor pi iua iiift, w ho ia the Oregoman'a reg' jilar correspondent and generally re- fpuusible for mliatever appears in that J per Iron, this county. 0"HK BOSTON LA DIRS AND EQUAL SUFFRAGE. The Massachusetts Association oopfed La the extension of Woman Suffrage is pstuling its document! to every country editor in Oregon, in the hope of defeat ing the passage of the (tending amend tent to the Oregon constitution giving the women of Oregon the ballot. If tliese womun do nut think the Massa chusetts women are capable of intelli gently exercising th full ri l;ts of citi xenship we have no objection to tl.fijr saying so, liut that is no reason why the intelligent women of Oregon should be denied this privilege. Locally there may be some ground for their objection, as Massachusetts has a larger per centage jjf illiteracy than any of the Pacific Coast States, ami even the women of the Asso piation, while they arj probably edu cated in certain lines, show remarkably jtoor reasoning powers. Says the pam phlet hefore us : "If thccierit nissanf iznorant women's votes are Ui be tul.lwl to the great mass pf ignorant men's votes, there will he .constant nnie demands for work, money, bread, I iure,eic,'' In Massachusetts this sort of logie rn ay be all right. There may be in that state "great mass" of ignorant women They may predominate, and it may be fiecessary for tljejr own good that they pe guided and tciiitrolwl by the cultured )liea who constitute the society with I he long name. Out here in Qregon it (s o liferent, mere are very few women whose lack of education or intelligence Boots them for the suffrage, and this IQrtof an argument will have no influ ence whatever with the men of Oregon. This is very distinctly pn American state. i pioneers were men, of far more than average ability, and it is the well edu rated sons and daughters of these pio ' peers who are now asking for woman the full exercise of the franchise. We assure fie Boston Indies that they will add a 'inns of intelligence" to the body politic, and as they l.aye ajl the bread they need their first demand wili prob ably be f.ir pie, and no true Bostonian would deny then, that necessity of life. HB KNKW )VHKItROF HK SPOKE A tramp had asked for a drink in a , siloou. The request was granted, and . when in the act of drinking he prpiered beverage, one of the voting men present exclaimed: "Slop, make us a speech. It's a poor liquor that (Jpesn't unloosen men's tongue." The tramp hastily hwallowed down the drink, ai,d as the t rich liquor toureed through his veins, ; cirjigliteiied himself and etgod before fhein with a grace that dirt pofcld not plim-ure. "Gentlem-ii." he said, "I look tfcj'hght t you and myself, un I it seems to me as jf I lnokontle picture of my blighted piaiihixxl. 'fiiis bloated face was once ' its hmideomc qs yours. This shambling liure onee wnll as proudly as yours, I (r I wns a man In the world of men. I, 100, had a home umf frjends and posi tion, and H wifd as beautiful asanartiiit's jiieam, out t uropped the priceless pearl ji h.,nr.r and respn-t into a cup of w ine, ;., uKr i.,eonl, sawn dissolve, then qu..ffiM it (i.nvu in the brimming ; i!i.n;al.t 1 had children sweetand pure j .is .iiivsrs of tlie spring ami saw j j!iei(i wniier n;:d die under the blighted j ui a drunken father. T I. ..I .: a slays 1:5 !! ?aie i'n ! A MATTER OF HEALTH ill' vmmm Absolutely Pure IIAS KO SUBSTITUTE A Cream of Tartar Powder, froo from alum or phoa phatlo add jmrL bakinq powoer oo., Ntw yowc altar and ministered before it. I put out the holy tire and dark nose and deso lation came in its stead. I had aspira tions that spared as high as the morning star, bat I broke aud bruised those beau tiful forms and stmngl d them that I might hear their cries no more. Today lama husband without a wife, a father without a child, a tramp without a home, a roan in whom every Impulse ia goae. All have been iwsjjowed up iu the mael strom of driuk." The tramp ceased speaking. The gla is fe'.l from his nervous fingers and was shattered in a hundred pieces qq the floor. The swinging doois opened and hnt and when the group looked up the tramp was gone. VERNONIA ITEMS. Wm. Adams, a cattle buver from Portland, was doing business in these parts the brat ol last week . Josh Kose and Kov ebber. former residents of the valley, have been visit- lil fnenJa here this week. Cartol ilcNuit and his Uncle Len Pos ter, of Forest Orove, visited the Sesse- man family and other IrieuiM here the latter part of last week. While here tliey tried their hand at a little huuting and Bonnie, and with some success. Hurler Redmond has been in the woods of IJpper Kock creek for a week past, helping a timber cruiser locate gov ernment corners. Harvey Christiansen carried the mail on this end of the route last week. He savs one week was enough to satisfy him. as the job is not an easv one. t oinmissinner Libel, ol Mist, wag no the tir-t of the week inspecting the cross- av, li4 rods, whicr.Ulive Mills and iotn Throop completed on the Pebble Creek ruau lasi rnuay. Vernou i a occupied a rather conspicu ous p)cc in the proceedings of the cir cuit court jnst ploeed at lit. Helens, but so.'h notoriety is not to the credit of our community. Lida and Shirley Wood have moved into town and will lire with their nncle. Joseph VanBlaricoin, during the winter, so as to be handy for school. li. w. Keasev and u. Uustaoa are mproving this fine weather bvdoimr the gravel work on their contract just north of town. When they have finished this tontrsct and Supervisor Bergerson has completed that on the road between E. G. Shannahan's and the Judson Weed place, all the permanent work in this istrict for this year w ill m bnished Again we hear the "toot" ot the loco motive on the Nehalem It. K., but it is far away over the UiiUnt hill'. How ever, word conies in from Hillsboro that the Lytle-nanzer combination have a gang of men between Hillsboro and Greenville, distributing and laying ties. nd mat their surveyers are at work this side of Unxton, in the O'Donnel.Scliruld. neighborhood, headed toward the Kehalem down Beaver creek. There teems to be qnite a little "smoke'1 jnst now ia railroad circles over this Neha lem country, and it may set developed into a pretty big "blaze," or it may end as heretofore in smoke. We are not going to count upon having a railroad until we see some more definite boards. sign Cores Winter Cough J. E. Grover, 101 N Main st, O'.towa. Kans, writes "It has been my wife's trouble to catch a severe cold, and there fore to cough all winter long. Last fall I got her a bottle of Horehound .Syrup. She used it and has been able to tleep soundly all night long, Whenever the cough bothers her two or three doses stops the eongh and ehe is able to be up and wen." 2oc !Uo and fl.OU at A. J Deming's. . New Cure For Cancer All surface cancers are knownto b curable, by Itncklins Am ica Slave. Jas waiters, ol jJutheld. Vawnt-s; I had a cancer on my lip for years that seemed incurable, till Bucklius Arnica Salve healed it. and now It is perfectly well. UusraiiU-eiJ cuje foi cuts and burns. 25c at Perry 4 Graham's store. When in Portland Oo to The Kmuire Hostaurant. 102 Third Street, three doors South of Baker The- tre. Meals from 15 cents up. Open day and ninht. Oysters in any style. Wrq. Bohlander, Prop., formerly of the Royal, 1st and Madison. Card of Thaults. We. the teachers of District No. 2, take this means of thanking the people for the kind and generous wrsy in which they patronized our Hallow'een party, Riven for the benefit of the school, latt Tuesday evening. Miss KBTta, Miss Ross. Jamks IKidsov. Cures Chills and Fever fi. W. Wirt, NacottJoclies. Texas, ssis nil- ,i i... . i . . , - sua visfiKuitr uau cuius anu lever Ipr three years; ho could not find anything (fiat would help her till he used llerbine ', His wife will not keep house without it, and cannot say loo much for it." 60c. sold by A. J. Iteming. A SNAP 100 aercs of laud near Delena, in the fertile Beaver valley for 10O0! Of the 160 acref, 6 aie cleared and there is a fine orchard of apple, pear, cherry en prune tres. There is a good six room house on the phice and a well of line v,'1,ter ,lever 8S dry. For anyone 'iiiwiiit mis is nuire at this 1 effira. ALL MUST 60 In used pianos we have a wonderfully tare assortment just now, most ol tuese were received in part payment for costly tramu ami exposition styie I'pnguis, ana rinnola I'ninos. All ot these luntru menu are in thorouirhlv first class cou dition, and are guarautacd by us to be just as represented or no sale. There are a few of them largest walnut-cased, latest style KUher, .15. A beautiful Behr Brothers CaUnet Cirnud, dearly new, 4T( style, now $210. Fanciest Vose made, fiou style, now practically new. Klcgant lanre-sixed tnanoiranv Knabe usual price $.VX), ow $1S&. Beautiful Omaha Kxposition stvle mottled waluut s76 Kimball, shows but little use $318. iWautiful little Victor, $138. Wing J Sou, new, $144. Hamilton, the old-time favorite, like new, $165; another for $166, Very showy brand new walnut Starr, t'llS. Splendid Pngli&h mottled walnut case Kimball. Colonial style, rqiml to new, J". Hue liUle Kiitl l-.menon $148. Largest size Whiiuev.like ucw $1(10 style, now $i. Splendid large waluut -cased IJanlman, Nearly new mahogany Kiuinbury, $1.17. Beau tiful Jacob Doll mahogany, $185, like new. Another Knabe, rosewood case, $235. Splendid niaboinay-cassd exUbi tion stvle Lester, case somewhat tmced tie tiuli style, for $:U5. A great bie Ck cased Ludwig, $103. Other uprights io govd shape of more or less musical value at prices ranging from $1A down to $05. We want all of them out of the way. ray as best suits your convenience. Qrgans AJse U 0. Sliahtly used excellent parlor and chapel orgaus at less thau half price. A splendid Kimball, $44; an fcstcy, $14 A big New Kngland parlor organ, $Is; s solid oaJc-ca.icd Pacific Queen, 75 style now $30; a Schulu, chaucl styld, $eVV an Estey, practically new, &; another Es- tcy, $1S; Sears-Roebuck, so-called $75 style. (23.50; and others too numerous to mention, all on payments of $2, $3 tt ft per momn. Remember, there's no time to lose, The ciauos are here, the i eductions gen uine, and there will be hundreds of homes anxious to secure one of them. If you're coming, don't delay. Come, write or telephone at once. Kilcrs Piano House, Retail Department. Sol Washington St. Other stores at Spokane, Seattle, Walla walla, Mosn ; Boise ami uwiston, mono; Kan rmncisco, aiocunn ami uaxiana Cal. ; Pendleton, The Italics, Salem, Ku gene, brant's Pass and Astoria, Or. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON ST. UELKNS, OBEUC- D R.U. R. CLIFF, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON ST. HELE.NS, OREGON'. NOTICE TO CREOITORS. Notice U berbr wren to All rroHton ol exute of Liliie H. Decker, decavl. to rrrut Uietr claim, ouijr verliicti tntivo. lerker. the tliilr tvppyliitM, qiitllrteU autt artlujc atluilula tralor ui Mi4 eut. at th otTicc ot the ortrtfon Jtl, iu uvlvUi, lulUtuDia ountjr, urrtfuo, A.lmliilttrttor of the estate o( Ulhc li. Decker. SHERIFF'S SALE. In the Circuit rou-t of the Suit ot Oregon, tor uivvouui ui viiumuia. Thomas W. N'nrdbr. plalniirr, vt. John l'urker, .rk K. .-Norman aerrm, rreu jehninifx, ,N.ri,- C'hamberllua, Huveraur; V. I. luiulHtr, M-ere- tary of kittle; i has. . Moore, Mate Treatnrer; as Board n( CoiamlMioucrs lur the s-lc ol acnool alio I nlvernltr fn.u. anl lor lite Iu vestment ol the lunds arisinc thrnMrotn. ouw styieu me Mate Lawi isoaru, uelcndauu. Notice Is hen-tr riven that under and bi rr- tne ol aD exveatioD and order of sale Issued out ol the Cln-nli Court of the Stale ol Orrton. I sal lor the t'oumy of t'olumbla, ou the .'1st ilty of October, !'.& under and In pursuance ol a pjocmrni. omer ana n. re ui.le biui euiered i.i conn ou in iist aar of CKMoIkt. uih. In a snii or actiuu wherein iho abore naraml plnln tllf ri-corere-l iii'lament. axatiut lh above named defeudsiit. John Parker, for the sum of I1J17J1, ith Interest thereon at the rale ol 10 percent lr aunutn Irotn the sain .'lt dayol intorr. i A?t . anu tt.tt aiuirney a ives. ana tns lurther sum ol r.'j coals, which ImUinml wss rnr'lle.1 and dmlte'riid on the lUt day ol Octo ber. l'JUL An, I li was further ordered and de creed by the Court that said stilus are lound due the iilaiutllt upon his monaare. ami that piainiltt has a lirst lUn upon the following de scribed premises to secure the payment of the -nrne, to-wit: The soulhwetiiiartrol sectlou Xt In townships north ol range 3 wast ol the vYiUamctte Meridian. In Columbia Countj', Ore iron. That defendant Norman Merrill has a second lien upon said premises for the sum of HIS.IJ, wilt) Interest thereon from March 77ih, WJ. ats percent per annum, and lor HOI) at torneys fees, and It ia ordered that dclvndaiit Norman Merrill have and reenter said uins from defendant John I'arker. It was lutthir ordered ami dreed that the said premises ba wld by the sharlfTof said county as uuder oe ention.and the proceeds uf such oale. ahcr ay-ln- the eosls, disbursements, attorney's Ices, and exienses herein crated, shall be applied upon uie juoiiment, ano any surplus rcniaiuliia to pai.l into ihe Conrt lor the benefit ol sal'l ilefeudaut Norman Merrill and Ihe olher de fendants under direction of the Court. Therefore, un Haturday the'JAtnday of N'rivem ber, 1'JOa. at the hour of II o'clock in the lore noon of said day. I will, at the courthousa door In .-ft. Heleus, Columbia County, Oregon, sell at public auction, to the blithest bidder, lor cash In hand, lawful money of the U. H., all Ihe rleht. title and imeret of the said defendant John Parker, In and to Ihe real property above described, lo satisfy the above named ainouuis, together with all accruing; costs. Hated at HI. Ilelcus, On-. tx-t. 100.. MA RUN WIIITF, PherllT ol Columbia county, Orcson. Find publication Out. M, I'jOi; last publication November 2i, Vjv-'i. SHERIFF'S SALE. In the Circuit Court of the State nf Oregon for (lis Comity of Columbia. M.C. ray, plaintiff, vs. Aiisn A. Kol.lnson and Adllls ItoMrtkOn, his wile, defendanta. Notice Is hereby siren that under and he vlr. tue of an execution and order of sale IuhhI not of the Circuit Court of th Mate ot Oregon Its and lor th County ol Columbia, on the Mth day ol October. 180.',. niuler and In pursuance of a Judirment and ilw.iLn made and entered In said court on the lot li day of (xtolr, I'joi, Id a suit wherein M.C.Iiray, plaintiir, recovered Jnn ment suslnrt Allan A. Kobluon and Adllla Kobiuson, his wile, lor 111 sum ol 1 1. SI, with In terest ilierenn at the rate ol dirht per cent per annum Iroin Auiriut M, I'sM.nolil paid; and fbo .4..... ... TMMHn n imp, sou inr fur ther sum ol ) as costs and disbursements, an1 the wiata utn this writ, re'iiilrliir me lo make sale ol the lollowinirdaaorlbed real proiajrly, lo satlsly the above amount, to-wit: The south nan oi tne sontnweat quarter of section tweu'.y- an, coiiiaiiiinx one nurmred ana slaty acrea situated in the Oiunly of Columbia, Mlale 2?,STKW hco'tolaleud the costs and dlsbiiracineuia ... ) ,ki..ii.i ,.f un payment oi anoriiey s .. "'it'' tj t,'B P")'n'"t ol th sum dunn iiiaiii,i s iioic ano mortgage, principal an icresi on incrcon. ami tnp overplus. If any there bo. aflcf the payment nf ihesi-vcral sums t ,"'? ' l"M nto "" ""It H roa Therefore, on 8r.tuplay, the lxili day of No vemlwr, 1'4, I will ol Ihe hourol II o'cliwk in !3eJ"r!'.n?"" '' '' "sr-' courthouse door 111 Kt. Helens, In said County aud Slate, asdl at public auction, for United Mutes gold coin, each in hand, all III rixht, title and lulcrert ol said Allan A. MoblUMin and Adllla Kobinsou, his wife, the aforesaid defendants, add each of tliem. of. in and to the rd proixrty aliovc ac acrllwd, to Mtisly the said execution, iiatcd at Ht, lldein, Or.. Oct, IU. IMS. HAKTIN WHITE, fherlff of the County of Columbia, First ctibllcfition nctoiu.s lo'Vart''.."!-; PuWJcatiou November 17, f!K. ' ' AlWiucj tor t'jaluilf. ., mt tun mimi ,, if, noiriiwesi (jliar ler of section swentv-aU, In township loin iiorth, ranre (It wast nf tit Willamelle Mcrid NOTICE TO CREDITORS Nolle Is hereby slveu that Ilia uii'V'rsliiie.l has been aowliihal adnilnlstratrlx ol Oio isle ol Alvah II. IVwell, deeeased, by tha lion. a. a Hatlan, Judaeol Ihe County t'Ourl of t'olum bla Ciiuutv, Htal ol tirK.i. Any aiat all per sona having elalma mrs'i"! said eslala am lmr by rsoiitred lo pivsviit the aam to mo. varltltm aetMnllns lo law, at my residence al l'llllmr, Onwon, or at Ilia law ufnve ol W. II. IVwvll. at VI. Helens, llrvnou, williiu six uioullis (runt Hi uate nereoi, laitd November 3, 1WM. M, J. lOWRLU NOTICE TO CREDITORS Nolle la hereby lvu lhal the unteralsuit ha been apiaduled admlutstralor ol Ihe tMiate ol J. H. Millard, deceased, by the Hon. K. a. Ilsiuu, Judae ol Ihs t'ouuly lnirt ol Columbia County, stale ol Otvaon. An; ami all H'nauia havlna Claims siiain-l salt ostai are nervm- ...I 1 ... ... . .... . . I .. ... . - -I !.., . Ulnpu w .resr mv mniv w wv, tov ordlus to law, at my ornc al St, Helens, Ore gon, wlihiu six mouths I rum toe dais hereof PatedNuvebKri,!. yt,u,K V. II. t'owall, Altorney lor Administrator. NOTICI rOR rVBUCATIUM. (Timber Land Art, June . 1ST!.) tTnlted Stats I .and ORIc, rortlaml, Oregon, Oetolier 5th, 1IWA, Nolle la hemby (r.leen that In compli ance with in provisions ol I lis act of Ceu tree ot June i, 1STS. entitled "At ool for th sal ot tlmbsr lands la th Slats ef California, Oresoa, Nevada, and Wash laitoo Tsrrltory." as titsodsd to all th Publl Land Slalss by sot of Aiifust t. tavj, Marr llora huti, ol Portland, County of Multnomah, ftsle ol Oreson, has Ihia dav Rlod In this oiil her sworn ataiemeut No. stucj. ror th purchase ol the of rs i auJ u t ol n 4 oi tectum AO, jo iu uiwusnip no, lour i .-s Ksiite No. lour 14) wst ol th Willamette M ndtau. and will oiler proof to show thai th atid aouahl Is more valuable for Its ttrolier or Kviiu I4iu lor agricultural purposes, aiui to ubllsh her claim lo raid laud dIoi th fct'" Irr and Kocelvce al I'uritand, Omott, Oil neuuwdar, the Aim usy of iciubr, i'.Vk Hh names as witnesses: Charlea Osborne, ot Portland. Oregon: Ju lua C. Iiurke. of Port- eipin; uwu it. riorm:uui.oj roriiaiiu, tin-son Any and all Dsraona clalmlna adversely in abovtf-deserlbsd laada ars rqutd aia tnsir aiaims la this sines oa or b(or am aoth day uf iwccmbvr, 10, AI.OKIINON S. PBESMKn. nsalstsr. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION tVpftrlnt ol th lutcrinr. omtsi iKuit?r n nteii notiri or hit Hiivuuuu to mtv riiMi tirH,'f In ujurt uf lili rUtm, ml Ihxl Mtd )miol will bt mliiitf brftirr the KMtvr iu. Keutr hI rurtlmHi, Orvicmi.oD mwinticr 7. vta: UniI l. Smith, h. e, .So, 1J6, (or the m qr o( sec 'J, t 4 n, r S w. H ttttmiM the loltwwtiig itneni to prote hi cunllnuoti iMlilrur ukh ctittl vmlon o -Jt UnU. via: Jaoob V Sehllch.ot Muii UimUl. ureffon; (ifitnT Krllv.i.f Utiiiutatu dIe,Oitvt. Jitcub h(erty,ol MoiiuUtmUl, Orrvju; uiul Kfrty. of MoiititstititUlt. ur ou. AU.tliNON . DKKS-KH, VIMUtCK l.AD ACT, JINK S. NO TICE OF n ULU ATtOsH. Vnltml f(tts Isanti Ortle. P.)rtlmi, Oregon, ijtt. Jo, Notic t hereby kIvb that In eomuii- mnc with th pruvliiuna ot ih it of Con- ttmu or June 3, m:. nitlrJ ' An act f"r Ihm Mile of timber Uml In th iMtatr of Call fori. i. Orvgon. Nwvu.ln, anl Wnin,f- ton trrltory." as titrntlt-U to all thm iub lie l-anl Aiatva by act of Auiuil . H. Kf- tic Y. lowcl 1 ol St. Helen. Count v of Co lumbia, BtaU of Or-a. haa thu day fllttt thla olili'f br urn attrmrnt .Nu. (4 for th purrbaa ur th 8 V S of th N w or 8riion 17 ana th K k ' uf th S K U of Kectln .No. :i. In Townhto No. pt, nana a w. and win (Tr prf show that th lanj auht la ni.ir vali bl for Ita timber or a ton than tnr agri cultural purp'Mira, ami ti tabHah hr claim to aaid lanl bfor th ltralatr am! itcivr at Foniand, Orva-ua. on Thuratlar. ma itn uay or uvrrmhwr. !i. Bha naraaa aa witnata: W. D taa. of PHtabur. Of.m; Wm II. Ixitman, of Portland. Orua: K. E- Quirk, of Hi M l ma. Ortajoa, Martin Whllr, vt bt. lUlvoa, Urcoa. Any ana ail prna ttalmlnr at)vrly in abot dribd land ara raoufatnl ill thir rlaima la thla tfflc on ur bffora aald 14th day of lrfmhtr. Mt&. A UJ NUN 8. OilKF.n, Bt later. NOTIC E OF EXKCITOR S SAI OV ItKAI. I'KOt'BKTV. IN THE COf.NTT COfftT OF ML't.TNO- lah County, Mtat of Orscon. n tbs Mattwr uf i;,. Ku.t. .,f w r No.m, livcvasr.1. Notlcs Is hsrcbr alven that Dursuanl to an ordrr of the above eniltlvd court here tofore duly mads aad rnlmd. the under lined slerutors of the last will and toaia- msnt or W. C Noon, deeeasrtl. will frf and after ihs ih day of Novsmtier. isut. preeeen to sen ins following describe) real properly silualea in tne Coantv of I'olum bla, Htat of Oreaoa. and more nartlcuuxriv u.evi to., mm ooows, lo-wu: li--alnnlna at tho northstt tumor of ih. aonatlon land claim or (larner T. Foster, claim number forty-nine o, said north east corner bains In Hecbm tweuiv i;si. iwnshlp four til. north rant on in est or tr Wlllamett meridian: running inenca aoutn tweniy-tnraa 1211 d. srre. and tniriy J0) minutes west elshl (i chains nu tninr-tnrea llj) links, thenrs north seventy (Tuldearees west, thres ill chains and thlrty-ona 111) links, them south thirty 1)0) decrees west, seven 171 chains nd nfly IS0I links: thence south Iwemv. nln f2vl dearees aad forty-Ave mln- uisa wesi, sillsen (111 chains and fitly- save Ij7 links; thence north seventy- thre (71 dearees and fifteen fl&l mln- utea weal, twelv, (lj chains and tweniv SI links lo an Iron rod. theme north twenty-sl( ll) decrees and thirty ll(l) minutes east, fifteen IIGI chains and twen- tour tztl Unas; thence noun thlnv. three fill dearees east, seven 171 ehnm. and Sfty (60) links; thence north twenty- hre (21 dearees and fifteen mi mlntiies east, two (2 chains, thanca norlh tweniy- hre 121) decrees tart two (II chains and Ivly-two (Cl Jinks; thence es.t alone sai.l Foster claim line seventeen (171 chains nnl weniy-six tjai links to the n ae of he. Kinnlna; escepttna therefrum ten (10) acre. conveyed to w. r .Uaker by M Klk and wife by deed dated November llth. 1 sun. and recorded at pas 62. et sen , of Hook at' of th records of desds of said I'oluni la County: also ejr.o'li.v therefrom Ave SI acres conveyed lo William J. Kullee. ton by Mountravalt Plsk snd wife he ,i.i dated March 11, 191, and recorded at nwae 1. t se.. of Hook "af" or the rrcolds of deeds of said Columliia f'ocn-y. Th land above described .afler iledoxtlna said eieepiions, contains twsnly-threa (21) acres, inor or leas. II. Th Gill tract, described as follows: He. slnnins at a point tuny (J0 feet north of a slake, which stake la on ihs south wfunoary one wi in uarnar T. Kosler do nation land claim, In Section nineteen (19) Township four (t) norlh, ranaa on (li west of the Willamette meridian: said stake ixuns ins southeast corner nf the on hun dred acre tract conveyed by Nelson Itoyt and wlf to Jessl Hacon anil James llaon or oesn nateo juiy inn, is1, recorded in Hook "t;," pas 2 of th records of deed. oi saio i.oiumuta county: Ihctiea from aald startlns point north slona the eaat line at aain iaao conveyed lo Hacon aboul twenty slant :) chains to a point on the aald rntx im. oi ,cnn a lann. wnicn last men tinned point la aeven 171 chains and four in nnas aouin or tne northeast rurni-r tit aald ona hundred acre tract; aald point be ln also svven (7) chains and four III links south of the norlh boundary Una of aid Poster donation land claim: thence want about seventeen (17) chalna ou a line parallel with the north boundary line of said Foster donation land claim to th weat boundary line ot aald section nine, teen (lili: thenca norlh seven 17i chains and four (4) links alons th weat boundary line of aald section nineteen (li t in norlh boundary line of the Poster dona tion land claim: thenes aast about aevcniy. flv chains Hit chains to Ihe canter of the County lload runnlna from Ht. Helens to Portland; thence south I wenty-elalu (2k dearees and forty-five uti minutea west aions tne center Una of aald County ttnad Iwenty-m-ven (S7) chalna to a driven atake thenc east from said stake to low water mark on Hcappoosa Hay; thence southerly alon low water mark on aald hay lo the aouth boundary line of said foster dona Hon land claim: thenca west on said south boundary Una of th Poater donation land claim to tha westerly boundary linn of aald County ftoad four li rods; I hence west forty (to) roils: Ihcncs southerly thlity-sis CIS) reel on a line parallel with tha waalerly line of said County ftoad thence west on a Una parallel with tha south Una of said Postnr donatio,. claim to the place nf bsatnnlns, rontalnlna one hundred and ninety-live (19b) acres morn or less. ' I'.acepllna. however, from til forecolnit lands all of th folluwlnc, lo-wlt: A at no of land ona huorrd (loo) fort In width bjlnx flfly (to) f.i vUUh nn Clrn of and parallel with tha center Una of tha main track of tha Northern Pacific ftallroad Company's railroad, as tlio same In located over Ihe abovs described land, aald strip ot land one hundred (liloj ,t av... '.J..IJL. itth havlnn been e.mvcy.a by "" u l.i i.t iiiH nnnr m i - ivinpsiity !:, ivcordwl In liana -ti, ItiX Ihs iveords uf Uesus ui 4-' 'rr..f ' . .leln rf land lly ( fe'l aa tt forth In aahl lt trm to th Nurtliarn l'aciftc HallrimJ. fifty tift.il f-ol alahtvvti humlrwl (tP) M,T ti.. i.mr nf iha main trtKM si.. x..rii.rii IV! no Itallrooil Ht awlloh bio at a Mnt that la four mi .i . suit. r.i asiuth ami three L ... -...i Hri...tur (SMI ti waat of V.T ""TT..."":. . .,f th tta.-t of luml ..it .i.oaa nfiv iftu. mliititva ot at rlaht alpa with Mh1 railway iwi aundriM cuui fat u a at, thi-nca wmth Iwrtitv al tS tlaatM l tl J"1"".!?" weal iraiii wii" aii " ' " aouth Bimtv-tlm avraa nay iftl tnlimU Mmi two hmlra ami flfty 60) ft to i Dilnli !n.' onn mww m, -Z...... . .ui. sniHuisia uaat vlkthtwan nun siwi sLktioi fot lo a point; ihanc north .iv.ihro (JJ rtiv.' fifty (Oi1 mhuitaa wat Hfty t SO ft to th plat of in itttiar : aiiKt iraot of land bavtim born -'M .......,.t i.v i..... tuti miiJ ir to lh Nftrlh rrn raiHr tUl.rvu iMnUanr 'y l"''- ";) Atitfuat S.'th. wnl l''K ' H. tit nf tha rtMonli of OcaUa of aalJ I .. si. 1. 1st. ( Si II It I V. Al tract of land tMt avnty U tvmt t.y on hunlrrit ami nftj t&ot fi. hsrluitlti at th ittirrareUon of th raat it.. ..r the. risihi nf .ir of tha Nurthai I'ai'IlU Italln-atl t'omtmity with th north Un of th miM roatr Uonatlon Ian4 rlaim: tlitrnr aouihaily about on humlr1 ' fifty i ISO t lust along th at Una of iai.1 railway riaht of way; thn' atrlv ah'ui ix ita. twr iu tha outr of th l lUian antl Warra foonty ltoat; thane northerly alon th rnlr of aaia iVunty lloail to th plaea of oalnain, all atrip of laml havlna; ba ci-ovo-mI by W. I .oon and wif to th Truata of th Main otiiat Koiaconal Churrh hf 0t) itat1 Jan uary lth. lo. rf.Hrtlwl In lltnh ' V," ! of ih roconla of A of aald iolum bisk tvuntv. Alao a rlaht of ar rart to Jam C aiiktHin. hia halra ami aaaUna by vlrt of a rMrvatia in a frm Jai tUroa at al to italoh ft. H . ilalsM tHi-cotlar jitth, , icortlnl In li'oh "J." Mg ) at th rroortla of Oratla of tt tVlumhta t'oum : aaiil riant of nay bln thirty dot Ivt from aat to wvat aud avsn tti chalna and fur til linha from nutih lo t'Utii, and Walnnina; In tha cornar of th right anl on Ih waal a Ida of in land at-" a convoyed ami running ourth an (U rhalua and four i J-ttaa to in norta aouniary l.na of aai4 PNMtar donation land claim. 111. Th TulUrton Plar. Jacrltd aa f-dlnwa Th aouthvaal quartar of avthn numbor twnty-nia iJt In Tahlp numbr four (4i, north of ran numbr on tl wrat of th Wlllamtf rnvridian, and eontalniii ona hundrod and altty aoraa. .lau on hundrod and aiity aeroa off from and out of th aouthraai Hrnr af th dnatia land vlaim of Niaui and Mary H"t lo aid townahlp and rant, aituat and boln on ih aouth aid of HriK- trli. ih whola of aatd donation land claim bain dvavrtbad aa Mlfwa. in-att: Tha aouth half of Ih auythaaat Q4Mr of action numtiar twaniy . lha t half nf aartion number tti nine: th ac half u( tha auuthraat quarter, ami la num bar on, two anl iiii nf s.un nunt br thirty, all la townthip nu.n.r futir north f ranaa nuntbar on of thv VYiliamaita mmdian. tb whni tf aald claim rwntainin ait huadr4 and twenty an and atahty hundrrdtha arrr IV Alio th flalfnur(Ju(hrt irar-i. t-.-ribr1 aa ftitiowa: A tract of land rontainlnt ahtjtji on hundred and aUir a'faa th mm ha lo th wat half of th f.ilhmlng d at-rfhrd tra't of land, ( M : Th dtmatttm land claim of If 11 fVo'er, be iti riairn numlK-r furiv ait, nnl M.l Ura rittrtl III Wtttt hll nf IN- mrm half of th northoaai quarter a--tl-n thtrt) I wo, tn n'M It t tjuftitrr of acit 'O aum b-r thirty- two; th fi itnl nnh half of tha n-irth batf of tha authwrt tuaitct uf atx-iion nunihar thirty -!; th frac t Ion hI rat half ot tha nrthaat .artt nf asHti.m iwmir ihtiiy unr. la t nahir rur, n'r n ir ram ftuntor rai ur th WlHantslta rorrMian. a. ctttainin In tha whni of aald rlafn thra bonlri and twrnty acra . iriw tra ia mn-1 par. la of landa hrriiy roaf-r! cnntaliitnc fiiur hundred an.) altrhtf arrra ,mi or ' ,iti a cnniraft f p'.rrha dat-d lu Ih fulluajlng srritrt or b-nd f r fl tata. aifan un Ih i a. it inri, it it l.tili t.i i;. Ihrr f-'ir l(t, 0a t' and U Mi. in a ii.m kt -n illi, mu4 tha t-.u'hi ta tuartr nt , of 'ii:hrt qu.Mi-r f ' i f ti..n mrm-rn 1 1 . ( Wtsat half I li I nf thm afthra i tarter ( 1 ant s. ttaif i V cf th. ufhtt Moarur i ' an 1 l iu. ( a'id (Tl and iht 1 1 1 nf M-cti'n tnrntv i ; i alan ("I tn- ( f ivrt-i n lrii) - nr Cli. alao tha wat half I I nf th n rthat iwuartfr I i ant thr ijtlts-a! q-tar'rr tl f tha nvithi iiunrtar l I and tt tin (I ) of artln Inanti nlna t. i In Inn n ahlp four 1 1 ), north nf rung n 1 1 t wtt "f Ih U'illn.ct'a mrifll,in. and containing i hundrM aad aniy and ality-nii nutehundrilttia it; it acra. mora nr Iran; lo flft) lion ar-r-a nff nnrttt and of l'facy Wllltama' 1malha) land clatti. la aaotinn I want y ( Joi In aald lownaMp and ran, and lyln north nf hap(---M i'rek. traptlnff from ilm, tract of lift (iftt arra un ill a-r on ftntnh t'rli haratofwr rnvyd t.y Jtaph t'nprland in sn - - Nlnahatn by rt- r frl4 la hnsik "M" of dacda f aid t'olumbla t'uun ty. at pas and furhr fiitttna ona and cirfhi y (nor ( hjf.drri tha I 14 at-raa harrtofor con.rrrd by aald Joarph (''Poland 1-1 ( hafli-a Halltn by dd rrt.rdi-.i in finni I f d'-ali .f Maid county at paira US Al nf aaid rr property Inn and twia altuatad In tha County of Colu.-nhla, (( nf OrriT'in Th Urmi r,f auch aala ar r.h, of part caali and part cfdii W r Nrvis. Jr T I Anu-4TiiON'l. H M t'AKK. tirrulnra nf h Uat alt) and Icatamnt of W C. Noon. drrad f'aia 'if Oral ptjhit.-ation, fviotwr . ha lMtc of la.t jMiMicatK.n Notrctntn-rl, VM. Odfgon Shorj Lin fi w union Pacific I-NINllKI-orV .; l.,.e. I Arrt.i... ' ! I'- M I'mly. f'lll' Al.ll- I'VlKlLVsii -V 7 is HI'Ki UI, lor ll.o Ka.l ! ,.',. via lliililltiitloM. , ' MI'OK Wv.'v i.vV Ti . .1. .. - i. ' A. M I'sil). r.n-ierl, OS. I OK llstlf I'.n, Wall. Walla, ,i !, "' Isiiin, rWilr fi'Alini. '! fin-ttl Norihi.ru 1 polills. ATLANTIC KXI'IIMX for Uie fc,t tla II,,,,!. Inirton. V. Iillv. I'all). TIIKKK IUII.Y TUAI.NH roK ALL I'OINTS K.VHT. Lowkr C01.UM111A River. xteimi'r llass., leavva l'i rill. Iff itsllv e.e... IS 1. ... u . ' I1 iixisl rewmrrr Ak,ki. foliTI.ANn nr, NOTICK FOtt ITIIMCATIOX." (Timber l aml. Art June 3, is,, , i'or.i.,.,1., ,, ; ';; 1 Nollia Is li(T.,V Klv,. .(,, 1, ' , " wllh the proil ; of '(1'Bl1".t . ' '""'"'' June 3, U;a. . nlllle, ' Am .... , ' '!""" ot Net SI a ami U'a.l.l ... 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