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Newspaper Page TextOM.GON MIST RA,LI0AD assessments in Columbia and HULTNOMAH COUNTIES. "Entered at the Potof!ict at St. Helena, ' Oregojt, s aedoud-chua mail mutter. '.' L -J-JL.. I. -II- -. - ' - LL. 11 Issuuti Kvkhv fKinAV Bv ' K.H.'lXAOO. .EniTOR and 'HorkiTpK. One copy, one year, in advance fl 00 (ix month. . 8p Legal notices 'Jo ccuta per line. FRIDAY. December.!, W05. t'Ol'JiTY OFFICIAL lMl'KK. It.MMtO.tl Bl rri-KMKNTS. The railroad corporation of tfiqUnitepl Suites are oting every means in tliuir 'power to create pullic sentiment against TreniJent Roosevelt's programme for government control and regulation of common carriers. .There, la no doubt jtrfiateVar thjjt tiiey arc expending great sums of money for this purpose, and as tli work is being carried on under the 'direction of able men who understand the best methods, t.hey ate taking into consideration the small newajiapcra of ,11)0 country, and are sending out free supplements to all editors who will make 'use of tVieni, '.The editor of the SJi't ' offered the exclusive use of these supple- ' menu for Columbia Coantv, bat declined to take'tlietn, and is sorry to see that his brother granger over at Houlton has 'fallen into the trap. Of course at first .these supplements will not contain a! great deal of the railroads' arguments, though few articles have appeared, showing the great amount of wagos paid out to employes, the argument being that if rates were reduced to the shippers a reduction of wage would be necessary. .This is the same argument made by the railroad employes to the President on 'the occasion of a reoeut visit. It was ably met by Mr. Roosevelt by the utate- "ment that no injustice would be done 'any corporation, and that there was often more harm done by a low rate. given for the rnjrpose of crqsbiug oil 'competition, than bv high rates. What is an ted is justice, and the railroad companies, by their free supplements, are endeavoring t make the people be lieve justice is on their side, ir.ster.d of with the I'resideut. Country papers that are circulating these free supplements without being aware of their object will undoubtedly drop them as the plut de-velope. The couqty assessor of Multnomah County. Assessed the railroad corporations at a valuation of $17,000 per mile upon their roadbeds and the couuty board of equalization (Repub lican) sustained the assessment. In making the assessment every foot, of sidetrack was included. The county assessor .of Columbia Couuty (Republican) assessed the railroad corporations in Columbia Count' at a valuation of ?iS,ooo per mile upon their roadbed, and the county Loardof .equalization (Democratic) reduced his assess ment to $12,000. Iu making the assessment in this county no sidetracks .were counted, so that the valuation in Mult-npmah'i-as considerable higher than in this county. The assessment was as follows : Northern Pacific, as asused by Mr. Laws $396,000 As reduced by the democratic board 2S 1,600 AUATTCnomSMLVH tea! Loss to the couuty A. & C. as assessed by Mr. Laws As reduced by the democratic board . 1:4,400 $270,000 . 232,000 Loss to the couuty 38,000 powder Absolutely Pure HAS NO SUBSTITUTE A Cream of Tartar Powder, fro from alum or phot phatlo old OVAL BAKINO POWDEA CO., NtW YORK. THIS MORAL WAVE KKACHKS ASTQUIV. There is no stronger testimony to the Jure of the "moral wave" that is swee p 'ing this country than the fact that it has readied Astoria, and a municipal cam paign is to be fought there in which the contestants are either lo or against an "open town." We remember, in the days long gone by, that we had an am bition to conduct a newspaper in the city of canneries and visited the place "Jor the pnrpoae of prospecting it with that end in view, but decided Uiat Uie necessary outlay for being a good fellow in order to secure the patronage of As toria's leading bnsiness men the suloun and gambling house keepers would more than balance the income that could be secured, Judge Tage was presiding over the county's destinies at that time, and in the course of our v anderings we Ctrolled into his office, and ho gave us the glad fjand and good advice: "If you come here to start a paper," (aid the 'Judge, "You don't want to waste any 'time catering to the respectable element 'of this town because there isn't any." He was a wise judge and, understood hie people. The slums of Astoria controlled Vie city in every department. Politi cians were their servants, and no man could succeed iu business if he had the Duck hunters last Sunday got very poor returns for their wt.rk. The iitiiuvnse Total loSS of valuation $152,400 nock of duck thai have fre.iientcd the hike in thU neighborhood acviu to have At a three per cent tax for all purposes thlS WOUld yield nwn to other clime, probably scared a revenue ot 54,072. A very Handsome gin 10 me raiiroaunnay ny itu mcmuint atuugmcr. cornnratinns. Moreover, it the same kina Ot a ooara 01 equalization is continued in control it means a continuing gift of approximately the same amount. A ereat howl was raised dunng the last campaign over the alleged extravagance of the county court, and every little trifle was magnified to secure the election of the opponeuts of the Republican party. The Mist is and always has been willing to admit that mistakes were made ; bnt what a howl would go up from our friends, the enemy, if a Democratic assessor had fixed the valuation of the railroads in this county at $iS,ooo per mile and a Republican board of equal ization had cut it down to $12,000. How handy that amount would come in buildiug that Nehalem road from Pittsburg to the county seat. VERNOXIA ITEMS. Bids are being sent in to Washington for the various mail routes centering at Veruuuit, fm four years from July 1st next. E. G. Shaunah.Mi mai'e a trip out to Foreit Grove lait week for a load of sun plies fo the winter. E. E. Mckerson ate turkey Tii.niks- giving with his wife at the Benson logging camp. Mrs. Rosa Keasy, who had been visit ing with relatives at Forest G rove for a the mouth 20 ,i-y, s:s H This Just About Strikes Bottom Heir A iv Cooil Pianos Plav On to sotm'K or im:x noN to Arm FOB 1.10,1 OU l.ll KNSi:. T.t nil iteraxiinemnvriml,' Yen mi l emit l vim olll lake net h e tltrtt I.O K. tinnier, M IH. an lh, M ilav ill Jn try, I'aU llv m the toiiniy Court ot t uliiiiihm i im lily , Maw i'i lln-triiil, lor 11 II. Tli" in wit iltllilinl. vliiiiita. aim malt ll.nr, ami linnl el.n-r In iiiuilll Teaa than Oil liailnll fur a pcrl.al nl al X imiltlln la the town iliiiilili', liiihlu irclntl . I ..limiiiln t'niinlr, Oremiu, mlili-h nniliealUm will w latil mi Hut liilKwiiia iwlliixii: iviiiinn; In lha rmuil) t imrt nl Ui o( orMvmi forroliiiiiliiiii vuim. In llin mailer i tlu'iiilii'.iitiiii id i. K. Hir;lrr mr n liii'ii"' In M'll .illiii'ii. mall, r i lnnii ll in'n '! 11 riiu'iilv l eli'.i'l III iiiiilllllli'a l" lliuu out' !' Inn. , , , . In Hi linu,iriil.I i iiiiitiy rmirl el tvlitmwu rntllilv alt,t liii sule ol ll,eic.u. Wv.'tliv MintviaikiiV't Ii'iihI irnli'r " I.I, ma ul i.o'.l,- .u, liu'l. In I'oliiinlila I'uiiif lv, M ile ol tireiiiiti, anil n.i have actually re .l.Uil In Mild 1'ieelm i ililrty ita nlnr to "It;" Hilt aihl tin llluiK ul till" eillliili,wlilil r,"H' luTly I In. mi ,iur lloimriilili' lml) "I Hi'' J""' nary ivtui "I tut. 1 1 'utility I mirt iiimiiii'iieiiin mi Hi,. Jiht ,iv ,it J.miuiy, V.M, tn 1.0 hrl.t In llir iMitrl liiili.e In Ilia I lly nl HI. Ilolrna, In anld iMillily anil Male. Itl.it a llivll.a l. II I all lot ll tl. K. ItniiU-r ii vll Nilrllnun, vlntiiia, ami mill Hmihii". .111. 1 1,'iiiinili'l eliler, itt ii'iiiillie lev. Ih.in mil' h.iII I" tli'I'le I'Ha'lllet III lh I, mn ul IL.tilv. Hi kiI.I l imiitvnl ('.lii.iil.lu. late ol vMeji n, ami that inch II.t l IMite.l i,i will it. I.. II ntiier Inr a wtl,liil ill moiilli Innii Hie Saw mil tJilidlai il Jannaty, l'.i, all ul wlileli oltl 'e ttiiiiivt'" will en r trn 4. It lnni.llet. Il.i.ca Wake, II Ki iiih-.H. I'. Slinli tuker. .liter lluiiter. V lei.ir Purer, tieu. ri-ler, Ji . liulxil l.lilnUMi, Kek t. I'atlier, Al lilll IH-. Iti-un eller, I lid Atillki r.O.i lllu V.iniitt. KifMnli AnlUer. A Ine l ink, Ji k Mir lliuvr, A 'elite Miilu.ilni. Iiliianl Him k. A Nwr. il t . fiinli'r. (' Mtitfilili, 1 r. r'ulrr, J.i. II. keiinrilt. Il'lk-ll l .-a.tt. M t ailitlillll. If'. I'. II. lli.t,'. It (' II., Her, UI.e, I' .M.U'illl. li d ter. Ilnirv HhikJ, lletirv Hwcf, JiiL liniaer, Ji,.i lawreiiee, il l ll.im. r. V J I,) man. W I. iiriiliiiui. I K ail, i HurUH', J.'liti Karr, il 1 Ktitr, J.,uie li'i,tviti.r, liert )ii,kiii.ir, Krutlk Ml.tlflts t' W M.'Karlauil. a I Aleuli. r O t'leliilln, K Kniktl. l,ric llaadley. II Kreve. f K Hnillll. lien NeUell. Klull Halm, James i.arlaml. lilt oiinir. K Hull., i I' IKprti tah. .e.itfii I'arr, Ji.litl We.letuian, laetili Nua.lai'tuii-r, tliirKe I rltn, tl A llnke. t'W Ivi e,.n. K l nwler. r V J.ntlali, V kr..lli' f rel A ll.ii .T. i II lUlbnllll, t 1 l ink. II Rnlierb, II M Klvr, M ..Ink NOTICE TO CREDITORS Niitiei. i lier.-l y itivell that Hie Ma,lertirtipl Iia. Iteeli ai.tniite. I u.lt'il li i.lrut,.' nl Ibt, e.lut. ,.l l.v JMI..1.I, ,t,,. i.i.i l,i tli, II. .tl l a. Iliitlan, lu.lca ( tlie t'i'iiiiti I'uiirt if l'lt'iiilta O'linli . .Hlatr ,t lirvtftm. Auv au.l all ..r.n. Iiai tut; t'laltitv airalll.l wilit v.'.l are lief. I. re .(tlirr.l l .rreul tlip aaiue W me. ertiel ae .'inhtiit .i tan . al Inv elite at .1. Helen., I'tr l..ii. iitthllt .i tii.intn. fmtii tlu'ilate hvre.il. Ialu.l llellllat J. l'. V. r. 'It It K, W, II r,.liell. .Umitiey Inr .,liiilnl.n.lr. School Keport. Rex)rt vl IHstrict No. - fr endiug XovcmUr 24, l'.Kl5: No. day tjugiit No. duys af.end.iiK'e No. days uliseacc No. times late Avenge No. rupils Average ilailv attendance I I'tr cent of attendance Total tru.i.iuR nt , 7 j Roll o( !tu!irr: Minetta Crawfttrl, I Anna and Alice Quick. Henry Walters. Iti U'i'Vii-.j IV.rl In. ..!. I ...,l ! . . .. . " ' ! 71 For 33, $26, $29, 38, and so on up, at f 2 or ?3 a month. Gale, Kingsbury, Nuuue & Clark, Ludwig, Schiller, 'ose, Tischer; alsoallallet kS: Davis, a Kimball, and a Steimvav, and Many Others to be Closed Out sit Piano Mouse. Pianos for a Sotij;. Delivered as Xmas Gifts if Desired. Conic Or.ick. SUMMONS til tho Tin till l omt r tttvi i.l Ohf iu, i MEN'5 SUITS ?t $9.75 The best you ever w for the price. Other Btorcii nsk 1 1 5.C0 for up better. NF.W PATTERNS -to .NEW FABRICS Send for one. IF IT DONT PLEASE YOU, return It. THE AMERICAN CLOTHIER 221-223 Morrison St. - - . Portland, Ore. Welch, xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxx 4! Ix.liit (uiiv eaiv.' l I and Bessie H.ittan, Krnct John, Ada! 1M:).J Harris, Victoria l!tg!c i -1'ifrsiiri jonlv ri-i. 1 A i iic-tit;te (atiiiitia (ij'.e, onlv f. 1 A Wiirventir S l ire, e'u tr.t'y curvet! i Uit. 011'v f T. A Kod Niiiiik ii tlar, on.v f v j a il.tHet 11 ivis, Win. Adams, the cattle buyer, was in last week. He took out fourteen head of youug cattlu whicl) hp had picked up among our ranchers. Newt Parker, who has been for the last two years at Houlton, Rainier, and other river points, came back to the Nehalem last Sunday. He will spend the winter at his ranch down the river two miles. Frank Solomon, of Idaho, came in one I day last week for a visit with his sisters, Mrs. Albert Woorl and Mrs. O. W. Pai kcr and friends in thU vicinity. The explosion of sticks of dyqaniite j around town Friday niht was a "dely" to the city council which at the time was swearing in the new marshal. It mav be that the "fun" will b q( another kind later on. Joe Higxinbotliam, who is uow the owr, of the Albert Baker ranch, has been here the past few days arranging to lcasg the same for another term of rears. O. Undstrom's term expiring in March beat. Mrs. S. A. Mosford, who lias been vis iting in Portland the past two months, came home last week. manhood to op-poae vioe in its most re. i fl. j?. Tracy Hf t out to Clatskanie last pulsive forms. There must have been a4week. brinirinif in a load of hous.hJd change, or else the Astorian would never ; good, for Ilarry Clark of Portland, who . 1. it... c. ..i-a : a. 1 . . e ... .v...,,. i(x,.af bnnging ,n that wonderful new org.m. It " A - ..ture .Uu! ' .urclv t . all who have is an Ester, and a good one. . . ' u . the rnuiii (cr one 11 ilicmr uM-liuic avr Kie, Dewey Cloniuger, Alice Richnnlsnn, i Iiri-Nt sm kkMcii o.tk, la;t:iet hf Axel Olacii, CLarlic IlrtniL.t, Gblvs Lu,,ttl-i,,iv 1N Waters, ikildic Hattan, H.rjicr MeKie, Stuart McKie. Kenneth Cliff, Ruth Rich ardson, Ruth IXrckcr, Clnrlie Philip Cloninger, Ersel Dolwn, Frank Thorpe, Ruth Henderson, Hirry Thori Harry Rich.irdson, Harvey Wilkin, Les lie Walters. Virgil Hattan. Susie Ketel. QswaU Dvaiinj?, Hilda Cli'f , Xietmie Horton. John i.i.iititnr. . l.un , T't t.ii A Van . tUiftiiruil hi Ht nam KUv uir tt rr hT.'i fitjtilrvtl t aji-Ar Mii'l uv j !rtillt M 1(.1 a tllut w-it tit lit i n(i niu;i i vitil nil f U-Irrt l(v t'h (iij '( lH-i'inU-r( tin! tM-kic luy tltxt In HKlrf "I ni mn tiii'iniunv dti.i u y lull in ( (-tt j. ti-l mi'Wi'', ittr i'lfMlirr tt ilj w lit1 .mi t Ut tho n-ilv( tcin,tt,!vl l. tli' "'(; lin,1 to M l I liul tb t-ij,l tl! Ik- ') Ikitl .(' r ) lo thi urr In ( luiir 'l On- luti-i tit trr.U"l rMi 'ni -rt . Mil Tlif -a-u-! fat t .tir'f .i( wit. m trn lli lM. nlH( itfilh imiifv tn? ul Ut ' ilUtiU'iU' lrfi liiit, .i I H.ttpil 111 thtt t xiUlV of r.-itliti'ii t't f i-ir U; laat til! IIik T'- ' 1 iltttrtait. Mi tht ton l. frMvr lir.'fl (ftftti iHimu ,u,i ) ' i !.t!::. f;;' ', lil r T ini, n-l wltWtt r iu t.i t, ' ; wti'l tVMi I'.ntiief f V if 4HV Jf trafHf a)t r (-1 f ivUiiitirt lmt .j.i(nr.i n-:r ..' it.J ' h ii'ir ntriiu Iivtv ii li,. 'I'li'il, o-.t-t ftirtt lit' '.mii i. t( t-Mwt i rth-r t t!u- I I'Kfl Mint. (-( i j !l .i! - tilitl lr. j I iin.iri.! i (,'ifMi-in'il in ' rir ' rnf f Ml't ! r h in I Iff -i whruhrii.rki ; I I, tif.U tl th ll'Hi. in, M M Hi. Jti'U' . i ni Ht NtHmr vtiU tlttl unit l.tti..l N.- ttiit! i. t !fu. j W II 1MWHJ. JOB PRIWTIWC 13 OUR BUSINESS Tl. I. ...... t... !..... .....I ........ li Htur uit: w si iiiiii uiuni fully (HiuipixHl Job Pritit- lii',' OtHw ill C'lIuniMrt Otttiif jr . tml we urr firewrtul tin ull kinds of Printing on short nutter and ut most renxonafdv price l.nrvcl iie. tii.th(ig.iiiv ened Kings bury, only flV, at,otlar Kiitslmry, vul Hiit'en'. 1 'ii. A fine, fcuicy walnut ca cd 'o-tc. IJM't , anotiirr Voc in j.'eity nulmgany cive, only Ty. Very nice lit le I'iacher, cbonitctl cw, only i:Ci. .V Cuil.tr J & Cullard utiriylt. only JtM't. A j;.,tl Nim:..;i t' r:,'.i:. (t--. A ti:ic u:'ihi.:inv cired Hiickli'V, onlv f!7. l,ar;t st fiiv, trci,illy designed .Schill er, walnut c.k'. only .'T-. I.arjj.jst sue l'. i'.is, tu i.it g liiy l!p'i(;it. fine tone, only fU'. In the flrruii Totirt nl the i,,te drpfuu ft,r i 1 wu ' vomni it Mvie 1 eaf.e the I ouiilj ol fuluuil.ia. I p"'"'. br:tml new, onlv f.'MI evil. In u.e natter ut the eitntauf J.m m, . . !., , t I i.arK '-. KWtitn c,. ne.iiu, itee,-aM-ii. xirrit k ion I't iit K ATiuM. ITInibr tjin.l Act, Jjna S. Ui i'tiltl Ktam t.anl Oittra, r.jrll iii.l. Il'...'..ii II, tt. t VI,, lii. It.r.Uv rt".n It, nn,pl. r r.,i l.um. . lha art i,( I oil rr.aa f J.ina J. j:t, antttl.4 "A .li t.iT,t.r Iin.li la lt. Mtal.. N,t:r . : a '-li fur t, jki!i c,r A TRIAL Will CONVINCE OREGON MIST of (ITATIOX. To W H roKtyi , J. I? O-nrl-niil. Mnlly Fuller, iKir t rutck. J-e.h L. 'un Uml tii.l lk,umui K. 'i-i4iMjt Wiil'lrfU Mtii-I .-. rrAacil. and U Uiiltionn, iniir.ul lu n the ntmrof thv atiAtc of Onvun vmi i'! vavli 1 u re heretjjr cliol ai rr niir'r l to ier in the nunty t 'ourt ut tli rime ut Oregon, or ine i.uum or t t.imnM, nl ttie n-crt tun in dare to make the fight it it now makiu,. i is to up his horae wilU bis faiu- j tty. j ineiH-e runniiii; noniieri.v imi;ow,iik Uie va.ter: for law and order and a cleaner, more decent city. As to the extent of thit change we have our doubts. It will take 'allowing to make us believe that the under world is not on top in Ajtorta. Speaking about the Mitchell rin;, Governor Chamberlain, when he went outside of his own party to appoint a district judge selected Mr. Harris of Ku 'gene, t peakcr of the Iloune that elected Mr. Mitchell United States .Senator, at ijy on hi ranch on Crooked Creek, j C. A. Malmstcn made a trip out to Bux ton last week, helping cattle buyer Ad ams through the woods with his drove, The city council met Saturday night 4id accepted U,p bands of th treasurer and marshal. We have a full set of city officer now the first in years ; as follows: R. Sesseman, president of the council; ft. M. Ward,, O. B. Malirtston., 1). W. Keasy and C. A. Maluisten, coUHOtlmen ; C. L. Hatfield, treasurer; II. G. Downimr. tornev for the Hootli-Kellv Lumber Co.. recorder, and Alonzo Kmmons mars'ial. and diief ujit'ijiptjlator in tlie convention T- Th"wp hils solfJ tle U. S. sepa that nominated 'linger Hermann for rator ,le KM oi Dr. Hatfield last sum 'Congreiis, at Eugene. There always ' ?eT to VA Ye,tr. who will begin de were a large number of Mitchell Demo-! "vering cream' fwtr, his ranch next week, crau), and our Governor apjieart to have 'Tlie others along the new R'jca creek Wo one of them. routc wiI1 not ready for business for a ' j weeks yet. ' -: ' Railroads, and rumors of railroads i The highest mark ever attained in the; the order of the day for the Xehalem production of wealth by farum in the ' country these times. .News CQu;ca, anil United Stated wa8 reached in 1000. The ! reliable, too, that the dirt is actually fly total is t1,415,000,000. Some of the large i iPg between Hillsboro and Buxton on the crops are: Corn, bushele, 2,708,000,00(1; ' p. N-. & T. roa( atl(1 now coraes our hay.tOOo.OllO.OOO; cotton, 075,000,(HX) ; ! friend u-i!lii4U1 Reid cf ..ort!a,j wjth a wucai, lwwi; oat", a,uuu,uuo; new chflrtt.r and a new compan..( b3cke;, IHitatoea. fl38,O0o,0OOY bflrJeyT .58,0,. Ev indon hondhrjdew, on an entirely lJUO; tobacco I2,OW),000; tngarcane and new route entering the Nehalem Valley ,v, tK, Ti.,wo-,-;tlirouth the Cornel us n nnr Mnnim, ton. only f 152. Two showy HutniltoiK t. o:n! fU'i. A fine, gLiiiiinu li lart M. Cable, UK souieh.it marred, or.'.y 27'i. I,.ir.-M sue W'in.q A Son. walnut cue, only fU'J, ati'itliii iVmg .-.tt.iilso uLc new, $!.'. Fine mahoaany cased I.' icht & Co. t.i : atu, only f !M. tl.f'iiit,... Il,-:,!ltirtil. I:ir- .t.- k,.,il..ll ....... jaw. u on o riMs m we iierwa.u . thiu Oar. w,Mi caw cl-,li,ratel fn i .lti.1 take n a thea mirt there ., ahuw vnutv. if any th,.r U' u V'S""r.iii ij ni l .lit. i. luktn at ahr nrlrr ili'.ul.l um tat ma t Kniiiiiiii; i.l P11'1 payment on new l'l .r.'.tii 1'iaiin, only the alniiiiiaiiairU uf M mate ;H-riiii'u ami illreellin hrt U, K'll the real rauiu ,,( .ai'l U-1 p. -.-..v.. ' v nil of tlw il.vr. an, I ,ii, .,i,.. ccawl, ai i.nrate je: .it. real v.-uic Win t. 1 ru " 'hi alM iiunier. at("l In (.'..I'lnibla .u.iiv. tiro. ii. au l .lr- "u'' other t ttloj were Li-.cn ;n part pay. r-rna-.l a. I.illo.. tu lt: K'n-'liiintiar al in S. nirnt on a new. ctHtlv 'lii. lt.-riii UVIa-r "y't'r"'u',' "' fclmerlKimlai'l. l!a2-lt..nl'Lm..Ia l-ia.,.. rh.-ttrelle, or some of the other httfli gra.le instrument handle 1 bv t!i Hoiihe thr,.r. at HI IfUti. 1., ,!,... tla. uu hattinla, lite :-viii aar f.rnia. ilr.c n. N.ia4a. aii-t Uaali- T.riit.tt." a. .it.n.tc.1 at ih j rllk- I-mi.4 i.;i( ti t.y al uf uu.t 1. I !.. M.-.-i rit-M'iui. ..( r ,ftui ,t. c, i,i, , '4'i.'u,.i..-il. ".i' l i.j,;ii , ... ...v ;f;i ill Hi!. ..Ili. r htr ,titf..,t , u: r-e . tin- P'.r.i, ,!.. .( tl , .,( a,( . n, ! , '.I .-, '.i.iti N... ,: , u i -i. i.l, 1 1 N... 1 1 r to . '""' ( ' .l "I O"' Wl'law.'tlr M i"hi, an. I rill ,lf,r .r...t I . tr, ti. la'i'l ...uhr i. la,,,,. i.l,,at,lr l.,r it. iit,,iaar r .inr ll.aa ,, r ai.-r.c., It, iral .t-iw.. aii'l tr.. tat'll.li Imt rliiiiii t.i ,, Uiul i,'Ut,v tf(. :,.y, tf witi l!,-l,ar rft I'MtlUfMl. Ilrrr-'ift l.ll Vli' lllrujii . ,w ,1.) , , ,-,,ar. Hi . Mli n.ini. a. !l,i,-ir, I riarlt'. t i.T.ii.f , M I'urtlaii.t. tr,".ni J ti m l ll,i,t, ,,f ,,ft I..I1.I. l,r,..H. J.,ii l...,.t-. ,!;,. ,,. il.. If.il. K,la. II t'Ut cti.it i.J '.,r.au.. u,4-n Any an- all i, r.-.rt. -ll-r,ln a !vralr t'.a atn, -J".. r:r rl l.ti 1. ttm r.'iuratfl.t tu tl'-t ihi-ir ruim. in tl,., (.itu. ou ot t,!ur .al l -V.il 'U; ,., 1.:. . ; ;' , r. ..., V .f l .luill- I At.' ill." l'i:i:-"K!:u, i!Si,t TI.MIIMI MMl .(T. JtK t. I7 1I K Of l"l til II TIOS. trill -so. lioenl laud nf J. M. liri-aell. t rm,r,l.l in ly.k i at pnifi; 1 .1. r.y.ir l. il. ,-.!. Ut i.ai.1 rutintr, la lit north 1 1 n of ihe uti.l H (.' Achillea .1 1 , tt.ewc b. (.i.li-Kn e. K.aiunir tlie north Una ol ai'l rl I r to thU lati.l .li-clcl to J., j ti U. an, I Ueiilainlli K. ( o'lai,,i. t,v rt.l r,.,,rlc. hi la,lt X at aii;e iff, reeonli uf ,,f ul l eouuly; Itiriici.' . ai.lrxrM.'. W .. luiiotrlait wttt. Lril tiuei, laii.1 of sal.l jo.,ri 1.. au.l Ifc-l.iamiu K. l'oK-laDl. t lhc S. K. o.riivr o ,aul timer Mllli-r laud: thence ac.t.Tl;-. .ill., in u. ..v... oi.e w mmtu .Ulltl .nil vt IUCH lO Hae I 1 , , of lieKiniiliiir. roniaiuliiK .'ai r- morf or i.. t ' marac'i re'lti::tt l..rt'an.t ,.tl. ,. t. ,, r. t.y ai,'. alt'l III., (,:.,vi tin- .al- tiri.t .lilt,. I run. I 't-;r. ri it ol p.iiers. All initM. go (junk. Teinial entirny to suit your convcuien ."e. lli-iintl 'dh Cnei Also. A number of very costly and Satialty tlcsi;;tied piano of Ihe highest grade, i( tentled fur the "downtown exiitliition" td Kilt-rs I'iano Hu:fe, arrived t'jo late. The- i!! also 1 rlo'ctl out at vet v n. The l.i'e.t and nn,'t II.- I.an l Ktal fie V. I'ttwcllol St 1'iiT.tvl.i. H'at- .f In hi ..II,... I,,f . f..r lli j. ... r, y :.' ft ', r I ni.it.a l.an-l rim.-., m. ri.,t .tu, ,n tltat in romtill. vi., .1.. ..r tii a,i of l ',r. in:., t.iitii..i "at, ct r..r r I4i,. I. in Hi" matt-a .,f N.iu.la. an. I WaaliiiiK- I to All tl, 'l,. H I uf AuaiUl I, I I". .'. Kf Ilc-IcitM. t'o iniv t,f Co-1 haa till, .lav r.lr I ; .in .it, rnrnt S't li". - I... H y I, ,., s , Mti.l til. H V. I, ,.f it,,- ; l,f E New Walk-Over I Styles for Hen ! S3.50 I AND i $4.00 5 KNIGHTS OjiiMiHite rerkiiw Ildtcl. ItTOANl 3 sections I, anil la. loaiulnp s., Il 1 W. ul tin artistic styles ever shown included in thin Wltlainelt klrulla,,- ' .. . array. jo::ieiuiA:r, evcrv one o-itivt'l new, witi ail the latent i.iii,rovttnetii.i. in riitht of way. .m the aoutii ,y ihe I. i, o. Y. ; chcicvt ( especially selected W"'U, ex "Y'J' A"??'y'ur 'V'l- tremelv lieautilul and uiiioue. Ka.i,-l II- It i ' u'riirnl ..a o, Willamette alvriiliau; Alo. all that portion of the M. C. Arlilll.-i , r that U 1x11111.16.1 on the Me.t by the N. I' I:v I1., i,.ji ... r i: l ,-l I, f Ut I'-rll, III the lain, from Ihe . W. comer of aal.1 "lc "-"" "loi.il-lii. W, dairy prodtietn, filo5,IJ(J0,t,00; hjiiI Vry products, ",000,OOU. on the Northern Pacific. If this line would come it would be almost an, air line from Portland to Vemonia and as wr posed would go up Rock creek and across The committee ' nving in cliaree the projiorteif fiiuen.lmeiits to tin? Ktatu con- j lo tlie Iiver '"HT ''r',"l Rapids, and then Hitiilion hut withdrawn the ino moat ' ' " (Iow,i a,e ibidem to the ocean. olijectioiiable ones the imperative man-1 date and mi.iority represeijliitiiin. They i 'realUetlmt the imhiiiI of the fitnle ol I ..T,IR 'rv tlie torture oi Itev. O. I. hegoii'du iiol'fttt'or glvjug tfte minority I tolilrol of fhe maioritv. ' ' ' ! i intc iriitn nt. Hi letia in rortUti.l. Oreifon, au l on Ihe iiorlh l,y land tee.l u IK-nJaiulii K. au l Itumifh I.. i;ouelau,l. or dixit ri-.-uMi-.l In l..a X al oaxd 4H of ilewl rwirla ot I oluinl.la Coutity, ooifon. CMiitaioinir thracre more or lew, III section 17. towutlilp I X., K. 1 V. of the Willamette M,-r.un; Alio, leu aerei more nr l. of ihe ('. Achillea 4 I c In M-eil .n la. town, nip 4 S..H I W. of th VVIIiauvettt. Merhiian. dwnlarl n ho atllttnu al a p.t oil the no.it li line of -ui K, C. A.'iiiuca o 1 e, wrr ea--t, M. tt, chain d I e: iheitte nonh .' fli-u-rcs 7 iiiliiutea. en.i 2!.U5e!iallii to a (jo.I ait oil Ihe xiitlh line f the J. it. Millard trai l of Ihii.I; Iheuc. twitlh S l irn;-a i mlautea m-at in iho N. K. cornet ul U,u John Kanver tract, aa ii-(Iih?1 by ilec l 1,1 I1I111 ol oaie tjtwttvt 11, 1MJI, reeorle'l In book ol iee-li, rreordf of Lolt'iniim l.'oinity, on-iron.-tbeitecioMthcrlyaloiiKllie tut boiiiilry..f nl.i Heavrr'a trai t, lo tht . K comer thereof, 011 the Kiutlicrly line of uii.l Achillea rl I c en. I thence aoiilli. al.-rly to Ihn M,iitt of keirliiiiliiir. VMluea. ine iloliornhlH K. . Ilallali, Jndne ul the County Onirt of ihe Htate of lrt(oii, lor tlia 0111111 01 i.oltliiilaa, t:h the aeal of aahl Court timxixl, tlila ath .lay of Ni.timiiIk r, A. U. int. AlU.t. II. Ht.StlKmoN.I lerlc ' , .? "AKItW, Hewily :lcrt. Heal of the County Court of Columbia. i,t,o;!y Oregon. 1 uiiKiue of payments. Come, write, or telephone Kilers I'iano House, 3ol Waahington St., Portland, Oregon,, NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT 'l'l.ir..l.,. : H-h uy ..f I,. ,. .,j i rl, l.iit 0 . n. v. nr., ... . . v i '"'urr. ir.-s...n. tvm II r.rilan.l. tirf,,!,, ! t;ul,l !!.. le..B; Maitln Wltlla. J I tjr.-',tt. An ami all p.-r.-.n. lalmltia a.lvarvlr I ll.a above l. ,-ll .,n,. ,t ,, . in.- oi.ir riaima 111 11,1. ,,m. n , l,cfr .alu I l.li ! .! I .... oThf-r, t.,r, ai.'ii;hniw h -tabl..l ' am- 1 TME BIG STORE DOWW QY THE OIC SAWMILL I' '!., Of ll-.ltiiati. r ..( Ht ti!. I.-l-i'.a( 144, 60 YEAR! laEArEBIBWt.B J.. Torture of a ''readier The ntory of the torture 01 Itev M'lore, pastor ot Hie Itaptist cltnrch of Ij.i.'HUiaviilf. N V.. will interest vnn. 11m trftva: "J stid'tjrcil a'goiiiea, Ix-eaii8f of .. u.ewluii.or ,.,.... 1. ...u..t,l.... r...... .1... mmmmmmmmmwummmm " l"''" " " ...(, .-r. ,i uu; iioiii me- , . -.,-' ,, , e"P- I ''nil to fllcep mttina up In bed. .'publican papers will do well to ptop f ti 1 niiiny rimedlei without relief.uti reraipiug etieli oiher it lid get feaily 'for j I il J It f'r. King'ti New Jliseovery fur the' eneiiiy. ' " " '' "' ' : - " ' ('oni'ninption, Coughs mi l Oolda. which T ' . ji utirejy cnreti inv rtMigli nud Haved me - 1 from eoiiHiin'iulliM!." A grand cure for Theie is a Mitchell ring iu CoJ.imbja ' ''"'l r')iilitio,i of throat and lungs. . 1 , , ,? v , w, At 1'erry & dm ham's, HouUon. Trice f .viiity. K. II MitW.ell is f. 50c ami fl, gnuninu e.l. Trial bottlefrue. Vl! V..s ' Il 11 -'- - I.,. Mm mine matter .. lit tuiate of Fraini. X ami ' liil.liiif J. liiatrlif, ilneuMi'l. Notice l hereby given by the ihi.Iit.Iiiii, .! nilinliiliituntor l the catat ol Knn.'ia N.iini ' hrl.tlfM. J. fiwrlB, ilc. i a rl, II,, it he liaa fllwl in the aboie vtitlllffl court hi. flint! account nf hi. a.linlui.tratloti ol .nl. I entitle. ninl tl,,i u,,. Hon. K. pi. Iliitliiti. Ju.lee of .al.l court, hu. r.n-lllil,-,l Kri.lny p.-.eiala-rir.'.l at one o'cl.a It 0 ua tue tuna, anil tin, couillioiiro at Kt H.,1. XT: eiia a tne phice ol licailntt nal.l iiccoutit onl the acttlcluent ol anlil aiiliiliilrt'atlou: al uhl.lt Tnaoc Marks CavmaMTa aVai. Anyone tending akefrh and dcaertptfon may eitb'lf aacortniii our ,,.lni,, frlw wfietlier ail Invaiiili.n la prohably palenlabla. Coniinunlea, i::iv'"cy1,,',i''''"'-.HANnii6M n i-atuu sent traa. Olfleat aeiuicy for aacurTna polenta, fntenn taen llirouali llimn A Co. rwielv n-HHwiH w riifu v'inrre, 111 in Scientific Jfrneilcait A hsndtomalyllltiiifralat neatly, f.nrircat dr. cnlation of any aelemirl.; touriial. 'i'ei u,. :i aa'.:.!'."."'i""'"' " I"1 by all nawadealara. MUNN Co.38-B New York braucu omc. m r ee, tvuiuu.io, 15, V5. l tiluie any lairaon lutLicaiOTl mav... Icar ami llle objection In wrliimi t k,( .... 't- II. II. (Mr K A.lmliilatrator it', the estate of rr.iu.-l N ami f'liri.tltie J. ciiferlif, tlcecaiic'l. NOTICE TO CREOMOnS Nnllce la hereby given ibul the umtrralKiied h been a,H,liit, .l M 1 01 1 1 1 lt r, t r 1 of Hi. ,..mie of Alvith il. t'owcll. ttci '.iiw.,l. i,y the Hon it H. Hiittiin, Ju.lee'ot Ihal o.iniy Courl ol ( ,.li bin i:o,iiity,.-il.ilc ol Oreif.n. A,ny ninl Lit ,,er oii biivlm cluliiia airaln.t ani.1 .tmu are here- o, 1." .ii.t'i in piM-iit tue atiine to inc. vrllii..l sceonlina to law, ut 111) rcl.lellec al I'itl.burir (irctfon, or at Hie liv oltlce of w, II. I',,w,.i .,eaou, wiiiiin nix moniiiii 110111 tt tllilc hereof. I'a'eil NoVi-iiiImt II, I'Jil'r. M. J. I'OW Kl.l., ii::i:)o:ii, Ileal. ir Km-ivillfr Nnw Crrue Kunnr IVnr "S -,v', vjvuuo iyti v 'ay In th Wock, V Oregon Shout Line and union Pacific ... JIMViS l-hl-i.T. , Leave.- i v In lliintiiiut,,,,. '" rtf OKANK r I . Y K It. r. I .'u ,,.,rii iiji.nimr toil, Walla Walla, t1"". C.a-nr irAlctu, a.i'l Ureal Norllit-rn l.oinla. Arrlvea. Pally, ! -M.H'im a "i l"ly j Daily. g H Imputation f lmK mMMut ,, 01.y ... - . E a General Merchandise! I Dart & Muckle. .0I ICK TO CUKUIT0HS. The iiiiileoliirir.l, I'rniili ne. ivu by m, or der of tlie County fotirl of t'olii in bin t'oui.tv ilr.-ion, iinly made ami euleie.l 011 the al.1 .hiy of November, I'.m. iluiv a,iiltitei tuliaiiilairn tor of the e.liilu ol Kile 11 1. I'lllie, leeaaacl. All bviii'itia luiviuu i luliiia airalti.t mi hi e-'.ite mo hereby liulllti ,! lo ,re-nl .anie lo me. .Inly yr ll.e.t. nf my real.tenc at ijc.eoe, IliColumb'a County, (iictroti. Kit A N K I'AVNK, Ailmllllalrator of the- clte of hllelt T. Pay lie k('fae'l. '' Xntc. Xovenihcr 21, ltni.1. ATI. ISffi n.r th.. I111H..11 IfYI'Ot t, .. . - f..r ti,,, K,u,t A' ... Pally, THliliK II.UI.Y TltAI.NS roit Al.r, I'ljIXTH K.Vh.r. iVER COf.UMIilA I IV1'R, SU,ll,;" - - - OrniM. I'OR I'llkTUNA "l)A!l,Y Steamer IRALDA C I UOOUIIKltlK, Nusti t Sti aiiicr lla.ani-, ,,,n p,,,,,,,,,., ,,,, IXMXS-Zr ''itetih'no! m. neliiii leuvei "t li II. III., lll-lairltilir (.,.. 'it H o't lot V. ' Nui.av I'uii.n, r,iavfi J II. 1.0I1KIIKV, ATTORN EY-AT-LAW. Timber l.nit.U aull '' ' Itfil Kalal nil. alruiila liiaile. HI'. II.I.KNA, OHK'IOV 't:- HSIIIKU, . , n ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. lUlvirti ' ' 1 ' frf