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FRIDAY. February 2, 1906.
TIHT SEASON FOR GOOD WORDS
Tills i tlie season of the year when all
tlie politioian eagerly express their love
for the dear people. Nothing is tno
good for the voters on the farms an J in
the citiw, and it is reasonable to believe
tho politicians R re sincere in their pro
fessions of friendship. They are tie
creatures of the people? anil like the
teacher in the pnblic school who, when
uknl whether the world was round or
Cat, answered that some folks held that
it was roond and others that it was flat ;
Lot he was willing to tech whatever the
directors prescribed. v The direct pri
mary law has to a great extent removed
the responsibility from the shoulders ot
the politicians and placed it upon the
people. It la a radical departnns from
tho old system, and its success or failure
depends rfpon the manner in which it is
txerUsed. The ideal government is one
that places the fullest possible measure
of power in the hands of tho governed.
But, having assumed this responsibility,
it is the duty of the voter to exoreiac it
to the fullest extent. Fear has been ex
pressed that many voters will stay away
from the direct primaries; tot those
who do so are certainly not acting the
part of good citiasus. Every Republican
owes it to his party to take an active part
in the primaries, and those who fail to
tio so when possible will be to blame if
the nominees elected do not prove vic
torious at the polls. The Mist, so far as
local candidates are concerned, intends
to give all an equal show in its columns,
only hoping that wisdom will be shown,
o that when the June campaign is on
it will find the republican parky pre
senting a solid front to the opposition.
WORK TO BE DOSE
TossiMy the greatest good that will bo
cceomplished by the direct priruarv law
5 the taking cf the election of United
jlates Senator out of the hands of the
Legislature. No one is better able to
appreciate this than the editor of the
Mist, who has been . a member cf one
legislature that elected a Senator and
. - nt in Salem at several other similar
t M,ionr. Aside from the fact that tlie
fK-upleget their choice in the matter,
the session is rid of the delay, trouble,
and scandal that always attends the
'election of a Senator by a Icgiclative as
sembly. The forty-day session 5s rrone too long
for good work, and the deliberations of
the legislative body (should not be inter
fered with by the fights of rival factions
tor the struggle of ambitious men. There
arc more imports nt matters. Tho ques
tions to be passed upon by the next leg
islature are vital to the prosperity of the
people of the Statn, and pioaiinent
Union" these is that ot equality before
the law. It is the great issue that the
3 'resident is pressing npou Congress, and
it has many subdivisions. (
Equal taxation ot railroads with other
kiropertv is one of the most important.
The assessors of Oregon should be sus
tained whenever they make a light for
this principle. If there is any good rea
son why farm property shontd be as
sessed at three-fourths of its face value
and railroad property at about one-fourth
we would like to have it pointed out.
The amount of taxes the railroad coin
panics have dodged would build crushed
rock roads through the length of Colum
bia County-, or, if put at interest, it
would pay the salaries of oar county of
licers for years to come.
These are matters fully as important
as the election of United States Senator.
COVXTI COURT.
'(Continued from last week)
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j T Adams
fs Richards
f Alsleben
A M Parker
W Parker
J li Dallas
P Itcrgersun
A Bcr;erson
Thos Anderson
R. D. 15.
E R Throop
Geo Engelkc
Win Wilson
Wm Roberts
Al Parker
-It M Ward
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Oeo Ilult
Olof Malmsten
I. X, Derrick
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Jlngiies fit Ifuikwell.
Henry Kratz
M W Corll
10.
E Wenke.
R: V. 12.
"R.'i'.4.
A E Harvey. .
James Spence.
In the matter of accepting Work done !
under contract with V. W. Keasy in R. '
D. 15. CertificHte of Hon. Casper Libel j
s to completion of thiscontroct filed and I
accepted by the Court, and ordered that j
tile clerk issue warrant on the special
xoad tax fund of siid district id favor of
s?id D. W. Keasy in the sum of $I&9.75
in payment thereof,
l'ctition of A. & C. R. R. Co. to accept
teounty road made by them in R. I). 9 re- j
'ferrcd to conntv judge for inveHigslion.
The clerk was nntho'rized to break t' e j
SseaHon the billot boxes and remove the
V:Ontclits, 'that the boxes may be ready for I
'primary eloctioi'i. i
W. E. Stevc'in, Of Scapjxiosc, and A, 1
Freeman, of Warren, were appointed
(county road viewers. ' j
Makes delicious hot biscuit,
griddle cakes, rolls and muffins.
Aa afcsolottly pare cream of tartar powder
ROYAL BAKINQ FOWOCR tOH HCW VOR .
In the matter of designating official
county newspaper for the year 1000.
Sworn statements of the bonafide yearly
snhscribers within the couuty of contest
ing newspapers filed and opened by the
court and were: Oregon Mist 4o9 sub
scriber!, Columbia Register 518 subscrib
ers. Columbia Register designated offi
cial paper and compensation set at $1 per
year.
Ordered by the court that hereafter no
bills incurred for extra help of any kind
iu the offices of the couuty clerk, sheriff,
or assessor, other than the one deputy
provided for by statute, shall be allowed.
In the matter of ordering payment of
taxes on lands bid in by county at delin
quent tax sale cf 1904. Ordered that
when sheriff files his statement of lands
so bid in at said sale that the clerk be
authorized to issue warrant in favor of
thi sheriff for the atnonnt shown by his
statement to be due as taxes thereon.
The following claims against the coun
ty were allowed:
M J Englert. Supervisor r. d. l. . 55 00
WC Cooper 2 . 23 00
J W Nowles " 3 . 16 25
CE Olson " 4 .. 10 00
Jas Kennedy " 5. . 20 PO
G V Riehardson " . . 01 25
G W Richardson " 6. . 18 25
WL Brown " 7.. 30 00
L Brown, labor r. d. 7 13 00
RALillich, sup.r.d. 9 93 75
Tames Van " 10 75 00
UV Welch " 11 5 00
A E Harvey " 12 43 76
B F Van " 13 2 00
C WMclUnger " 14 20 60
P Bergerson " 15 47 00
Beall Sr. Co., rock crusher supplies 3tt 00
G W Richardson, planking road
in r d 6 181 00
H W Cade, work on rock crusher 11 00
H N Cade, same 14 00
W T Watts, recording plats 5 00
James Spencs, blacksmith work
on crusher 3 00
M Ellis & Co., spikes f ir r d 6. . . 66 00
G W Richardson, pl'nki'g in r d 6 65 00
Fred Trow, nails for bridge r d 0 10 45
Jos Rich, wood for paupers 10 00
E McVey, supplies for McDonald 3 55
H J Watters, fuel for courthouse 32 25
W Watters, ba'li'g rock forcrush'r 2 80
E McVey, supplies for McDonalds 6 03
Home for the aged, keep of Mrs.
1'riesler 60 00
H E Start, care of K Yarnell 25 00
V P Mclay, sup'lies for JI'Don'ld 6 90
I'atton Home, keep of Mrs. Ma
kin -U-r 80 00
Henry Kratz, supplies for Quartn 18 00
St .Man s Hospital, keep of Wm.
Batson 42 70
R L Burnahm, rent for Hopkins
family 20 00
Frank A Wood, attendance on
paupers 10 00
Dean l:lanchard, rent for Jordan 20 00
Fred Trow, supplies for Jordan. . 10 00
Albert Adams, witness Oct term
circuit court C 80
B II Quinn.same 2 30
Frank George, juror 2 00
E H Flagg. juror 6 00
J Tompkins, juror 2 00
Dan Richardson, juror 2 00
Jas Galletin, witness Dist Atty. . 2 20
A C Miller, witness 2 00
F M Thorp, guard of jail 18 00
E Blakesley, same 6
Wm Symons, inquest T N Ryck-
man 7 20
JA Schunesen, same 1 CO
C B Sutton, same 1 60
I W Kistner, same 1 60
B A Fagalda, same 1 00
WJ Deitz, same 1 60 I
R M Coe, same 1 00 1
v Tuuoney, same . . 1 70
A P McLaren, medical expert 6 00
Kilby & Sheerin, inquest 3 00
C B Sutton, laying out body 2
Merrill Gecrge. J P fees State vs
Lake 4 4r
Wash Muckle, constable fees 2 80
N A V.'almsley, witness State vs
Lake . . 1
P Clark, juror 1
AHred Mott, juror 1
S h Malcolm, juror 1
Fred G'll, juror 1
Alfred Vandolah, witness 2 50
Jas Thompson, same 2 SO
John Bhick, same 2 50
Urant Robcv, same 2 50
W F Slaughter, same . 2 50
Gust A Johnson, special nonstable 1 50
J B Doan, State v John Murk 3 V
W C Lee, constable 2
Win Hvrr.ons, Stale v Erickson ct al 6 70
W C l'.ee, constable 2
H P WatKins, J. P 1
Wash Muckle, constable 90
II P Vatkiii3, State v Lake 3 55
J M Blackford, State v John Pet
erson , 3 70
HV McDonald, constable . 1 20
Wash Muckle, constable State v
Like 1 40'
E W fiheeley, drawing jury list
Auburn precinct 3
J 8 Mow, same 2
D S Mellinger, tame 2
R H Mitchell, stationery 62
KC Blackford, same Ji 50
M C Gray. same. 5 40
H Henderson, postage 20
Irwin Hodson Co, supplies.. 137 15
J K Gill & Co. supplies. .......... 4 50
Bushong A Co, supplies 90
Oregon Mist, printing official pro-
eeedinirs 'i
Martin White, postage 25
Brinn & Stanwood, lumbeT 8 55
H Morgus, supplies 25
Joe Hall, labor 6 60
Martin White, premium on tax
Imhd ,1
W T Watts, Rest. Gov. corners. . 7 50
I H Copcland, traveling expenses 20 90
Edwin Ross, examining Jane
Greenwood J
II R Clirt, same 6
A McCauley, cutting wood 7 25
MucVFe Bros, wood 21
Win E Watters, storing wood. . . . 3 65
H B Esson, deputy as6eVr 07 60
A T Law?, premium on bond.,., 15
T M V'ord, board of prisoners. ... 31
Ed Laws, comparing tax and as
sessment roils. 7 50
Columbia Reifister. pub. dclu. tax
list 75 85
V C Sherwood A Co, tax rebate. . 54 98
Win Gordon, same 11 35
Columbia Door Co. lumber for
booth, etc 133 68
Olds, Wortman & Kiug, supplies
for LAC fair. 9 14
Oregon Transfer Co, returning ex
hibits 2 50
A J Dealing, stationery, etc IS 10
J If Cramer, sup r d 8' 40
J H Doan, witness 5 60
S M Rice, same 5 90
P Peterson, same 5 60
W U Rice, same 6 60
T A Cloninger, board insane
woman 1 25
Oregon Mist, stationery 24
P P McLaren, board and medical
attendance 116
VV H Powell, telephone dist atty 1 25
E McVey, supplies McDonalds.. 5 20
Casper Libel, sup rock crusher. .. 8 66
Casper Libel, work on rock
crusher 27
R S Hat tan, postage 6 00
Mildred Grant, work in clerk's
office 103 26
Sam Labree, blacksmith work'
rd 6 1 50
Irwin-Hodson Co, stationery.... 67 15
Casper Libel, commissioner S3 40
II L Colvin, commissioner 23
V W Allen, John Uucher Tost for
Jones 20
S A Crosby, support of Jones. ... 10
SPECUL B01D TAX, DIST. SO. 4
Specification No. I. In btrblon 1, It a ent to t
matte two Feet ( the higher plnue, Thin cut
fturts t the north eu1 of of Merrill Creek bridge
aud rims north Tu iret to where a rulvprt U in
the road. Th- road la to be U feel wl.le In thl
cul wheu ttnlahuili Ute character of toil thel!
rock.
Snerllteatinn No. 2, DtrlitoQ t. In fill to make
?4 feet lone, lutcad of an ukl brhliro. ft it lo
cated on the road by Albert Adamt' p'ace. lust
betwn hotue ati.l barn. There umtt be fald
t'J-tnch terra cotta tiling In the ditch, to extend
'H feet, and the dirt for the nil to r taken from
the lonlh ilde of the fill. Tni All I. to be at
leavt one font hiKher than the trestciu bridire.
&IeciricaUoii No. J, Ulvtaian f . Thlx ct.ntract
rnnitiuot the reniovintt ot JO ttuinin and the
plowing and (grading up of the r,au 'H feet widu
lu the center of rluht of vrav. The b,iriunl04 1
at the aonth end of the nil acmM McUminM
lake aud tl.e end 1 south one-uarfer of a lalic.
at the irate which leads to ra:rick IIoKh'slioue.
heinri a quarter ot a tulle uoith of Ucer island
IKttoltire.
pectrlcation No. 4. Plvislon 1. Is the aame
Eiud ,,f work aa rs dracrlbe! in ttpecincation No.
a The nttrtb end la about three rod north of
the aotith end of sidetrack oi N. P. H. K. and the
south end is at the north side of freer isluod
ttiwusite. There ate 16 stamps to remove ou
thi )ob.
j-ccificatlon Ko. -V Dlrion 1. This con'ract
embraces a quarter o' a mile of road, bfitiuitiiis;
al Kiuib line of Licvr Island Wwitsiie and run.
nina south to Alired MrHt'f north line. There
are jo stHinps to reuiove aud file roudbe 1 to 1
plotted aud graded '4 feet wide, all rock larger
lhau one tist to he pl,-ket up off ttie road and
the auriace well ruiootard.
Hreeillcatlou No. 1, Division 3, to widen out
Uie road. Toe tuua has tu be dun awsr. start
inx imin the t-a-l eud of brldife No. J.'ou the
new road. 'I he bunk ahottld oe reniovct lo feet
uide at bemncuik', but inity tawr o uUrtu Icet
wide in a distance of loo feel, then six fctt wide
for 10 feet dift'initr. to leave a 'utel roadbed,
aith a ditch ou hill -l.lc ooe fo-d deep.
reciticatlorr So. 2. l-l..n 1. To .Iraihlcn
and widen out the lond. riturt at ayUike mured
"A." 'JW leet west of bridire No. 8. then ruunttitf
west luu feet to a staae marked "0," the bunk to
be due away eirtlit ieet Hide at the widest piaco.
S.'i:icatiou No. iJmsion J. BckIuiuuk at
a stake marked ' B," -a hich irauds at the wet
end uf the niece of road described In soei-iMca-1
lion No. '4, tncuce ruonlit? ucsl 'Mo tcet to a
take marked "C' The Uauk ia to be dug away
ihrce feet w ide all alone.
heclncuUon No 4, Iilelsion 1 Starting on
the east end of bridga No. 4 on the uew road,
the ui.UiiH e t be workeil is Zt fuct, the first 4 5
feetdiuuee to be widened ten fet, the rest of
ihedlHtanve to be widened rive feet tu a stake
marked "fc" ditch ou bill aide.
ril'eoi Section No. 5, Division 'i. Starts from ft
stake inarKed "F" fifry feet south from culvert
No. i ou tlie wot eu.f ot the new road, theuce
running south tot) feel to a nlake marked "ii ' at
a ixdut where the road turns toward an easterly
course, 'lite bank la to be dux down six feet
wide with adllcn one fool ileep ou upper side.
r-peciiifution No. S, Division 2. Is a piece of
plank road h.'iU fet-t In length starling at end of
piece of plank road about 1 .bun feet east from the
corner of road by the i.'anaan Khoolheu'e. the
plank to beuf s,unil tlmiwr one foot or less in
wldtit and Well t-d!.'?d. three inches thick and
right feet long, tu belaid on twoatringers placed
about six inches irum the eu.la of the planks,
striugers to be sawed 2al inches, the plank to be
luid aa straight as the roadbed will permit, red
ilr or cellar preferable lu this contraot. The
ground nm.l be well tilled up and leveled be
tween the stringer, so the plauk will lay ou the
frroHird. There must also be a bank ol dirt uol
cm thun a lot t wide ul both euda of plank
when laid. The bank of dlrl lo be as high as
the top of plank.
tfpecifl'-alioii No. 1, IilrMon 3, is to cut down
a sleep crude, the dltauc to be narked ia
Zleer. The hill Is to be hovered aud the dirt
dumped Into the lowest place two and one-half
leet '.eep. Two stair,, need t be removed.
The graoe Is to be twelve feet wide wheu lin
Ivhed. lots road is lo be all pnncheoued, and
alio puucheou to be laid U0 feet further west
to connect with the other puucheou. finch
con to l'e ten leet long aud uf sound timber aud
aoi teas than three inches thick.
HKid liiuilon No. 2, Division .1, l a piece ot
new roai running parallel with the old road,
aiMut twcnty flvu feet dixiauce frm the tdd
rna1. lis beginning ia about 10 feci wen from
the center of road where the rami leafing to
Carlco Intersect wllh tho Lrcer island roail.
'1 heu It runa west 'J.', feet to where it Intersects
with tiie old rond. The character of the work ia
to swamp the right of w ay twenty feel wide, and
lo remove the stumps ou same, then to make a
ntde twelve feet wide.
hlKCillcution No. 1, Division S, Is a piece of
new road, ii starts at a stake marked "b"'
about orj feet west from ft prlvaie road leading
to Mr. Mortal s placa in Hectioit eight, Township
live Ncrth, iiaiiKe two West, aud running lu a
northwesterly course 1200 leet to a po-i marked
,"T." Tho rivrht of way is to be swamped out
thirty feet wide and the grade when finished Is
lo be I wclve leet wide and clear of slumps and
'roots.
bpcclflcatlon So. 4, Division S, calls for mak
ing of a piece of road which liegius at a stake
marked "A." about 7u0 feet roHrh from where
this road joins ou to the Deer Island road,
thence running south 410 feet, where it Inter
sects wltn the old road, and where fence poat
benrs the letter "U." This contract requires the
replacing of 400 feet of straight rail fence, and
the grade to be 12 leet wide.
Kprcilleatinii No. li. Division I, Is All ts
ninke. Held 1111 to he Are feet deep at the deen
ct phlce. The distance of road involved la loo
feet, the same to be puncheoiied alter grflding.
The east eud of the above mentioned 1 feet
Is at the east Hue of N. I'iukney'i pla at a
state marked "(.; " then it runt southwest to
sirfke niarkod "D." The puncheon lo be ndt
leas than ten feet In length and thrco Inches
Uih:k.
AM Wds on (be foregoing specifications to be
filed with the County f :erk on or before the 14tti
duy of February, 19W. Til t'onnty Court ro
serting the right to reject any and all bids. All
lo he waled bids and oceoinpnulcd by the re
quires boads. k. h. ii .trr an,
COtiutt Jadge.
When In fortland 06 to
The Ein rire Rostanrant, 102 Third
Ktri'tt-, three doors Sooth of Baker The
tre. . Meals from 15 centa tp. Ofjen
day find niiiht. Oysters in any e'tyfe.
Wm. Iiohlander, I'rop., formerly of the
Royal, 1-st trn J Wadisosr.
A busy world this and a very busy aj,e. We can not be posted on alt
thing around us too busy. Therefore, there are tliinij we need to
know. In tho mutter of purchasinu; your piano you are too busy to shop
around and look the matter up. The simplest way is the HILHRS WAY.
It saves time ; it saves your nerves. No "patience tried" In the ISilers way.
Simply this : Cut out the coupon and mall it to us, and we'll send
you useful piano information that you can look over and study in the
quiet of your own home.
You want to know about reputation and wenrlns quality ; you waut
to know about the piano that is best suited for this particular climate,
about the go.aruii.ee and whut it means. You prolvably want to know
about our"little payment plan that ntukes piano buying esy,"aml above
and beyond all you want to know about our
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IS OUR
WE have tlm best and most
V fully etjuipiied .Iul Trint
in? Ottit'e in Columbia County
, f nd ice are prepared to
do all hinds of Prinliii'4
on short not ire and at
most reasonable prices
A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE
REO
WE WANT A SMALL
FARM RIGHT AWAY
around DEER ISLAND
Part cash. We have inquires for utrut
land and timber in all parts of Oregon
and Washington. We a!so have numer
ous trades on our books. We have more
than 10,1)00 acres of fine Alberta wheat
land for sale and one place in Alberta to
trade for good land in Oregon. I, you
have anything in the Real Kstate lino to
trade or sell, we would be pleased to hear
from you.
BRiaas-roRD realty co.,
133',' First St. Portland, Ore.
CITATION.
In thcCirenit Court f ih flttfl of Oregon fur
tlie County of Culumbfu.
In the matter of ttie ettntc of Jutcpb Copelftn),
To W. If. CoTM(Uiid, I. H. Copli.r.'it Molljr
Fuller, Uori Kernlck, Jocih I,. :up' fnirl nrt'l
UfiijAtuiii K. CoAitin(l, thli'lren uf tutUl do
t'n;d. ncl tl per m uitkucwii, iuturcvlMl in
Mid eiftti. Cireutintf:
In the nnmcof thf tae nf (trefoil yen rn
euch ol you are bar by c(UM nn1 rt-jtiifc.. 10 p
unr In til iAMntf Court ot UivtHA'.v of Oriron,
for the County of Colmnhlri, ut lUn fourt nm
thereof, St 41. Helens, In the Coiini of Culum
hi, on WC'Ine-niiiy, the iffith flty of Kehniiiry,
l, at onn o ''I'M-Jt lit Die afternoon of tlmt dfiy,
then find there to thaw caue, If any there he,
why aii order olionM not he me Kmntlri to
the ftdiulntfttteirtx of wld eKtHtc rfnnWion iind
fllr(j'Hij her u rlt the ral estnte of mill tie
cea-tl, al prfVfitH n!e; Nftid real eatnte hcliiK t'i
eatd in Column. n County, Orewii, and fie-M.-rtbed
km follows, w-Hit: HejjlniilnK at the N.
W. corner of a tract of lend deeded to K1;ikt
Miller, by deed recorded in Uok X at pturQ frif,
recordu of dew In for "olurtihlfi County, Oreuroti,
thence runnlnv northerly, foJ lowing the tauter ti
line of Uud of J. M. (irowell.fu recorded lu hook
3 at fiae 111. r;eordof deed for Mud fiounty,
to the north Hue of the n1d H. :. AehtUua d 1
thcucu B. fli degrees K.nloiiff the iioiMi line ol
mid d 1 fi to the lan'l deeded to Joi'h l and
Heiilainln It. Cojiitnd, Uy deed recorded In
book X nt -MS, recordw of dedi of fmi
coiiijiy; thence H. wdereex W,, fulhtwliijt went
urn Hue of laud of mud joweph L, and HenlHrnin
H. CopeLmd. to the N. K. corner of -aid Llmer
Miller land; theuce weiterly, following the
northern line of mid Elmer MlPer land to place
of b"Klnjilif. cntttiulnt; VI .icren more or le, In
iu:cUon17 and 1H. townfthln 4 S.t li. 1 W. of the
Wlllnmatte MrtdUn;
Also, nil that port ton nf the R. C AchUIc4 1 C
that U iVHimlcd on the went by the U.l'.Hy,
riht of way. on Hie aculh by the I. . O, K.
cenietry, ou the etut by the county row I lead
ing from Ht. Meleim to Portland, Oreffou. and on
the north by laud deeded o iienjanifn K. and
loeeph L. CopUnd, by deed record o I In hook
X at pAKd 4i of deed record of Colmnhiit
County, Oregon, coittnlnlnr three ai-ren more or
lei, lu Mtrtlon 17. townahip 4 N., R. I W. of the
WlilainHte MerldUn:
aIho, ten aerea more or lexa, of the 8, 0.
Achillea d 1 r In ctl'n ix, township 4 N., K. I
W. of the Willamette Meridian, duMrrfbed na h'
trtiinfnjf at a pot on the vnitli line of nald tf. C.
Ai.'hilleN d 1 c, which m noulh & deicrew
eat, :'A id chalm from the H. W. corner of anld
d I e: the nre north 16 decree 17 mlnuu, eait
24.15 1'huinn to a pout ml ou thesnith line of the
i. H. Miflnrd tmct of bind; thence aonth Wt de
grees Vi nil mi ten went to the ti. K. corner of the
John Hfttver trnct, bn dell uud by deed to htm of
date October Hi 1'JOl, recorded In book 3 of
dddtt, fecnrdu of tJofuraWit County, Oregon;
then"! tonthfrly alonm the nnt boiiudiiryof hhM
(iiMUffn tract, to the H. K. coroer therurd, on
the Boutherly line of safd Achilles die and
thence oiitherwtvrly to the pfdnt of bdlnnlntf.
Wltnewt the Honorable It. H. ll-ittun. Jndue of
iheOrtfiuty irrt 6f the Htnfr of Orekiu( fr tho
conmy oi voiauiuia, wun me aeni oi fKio i;otirt
amitod, thf Htb day of January. A. U. l'J!.
Attest: H. Utr'lJKHrtON. Clerk.
fly W. A. fUKHlH, Dnly Clerk.
Pen! of the County Court ol Columbia C'cnutr,
Modern System of Piano Selling
Which Saves You Money
EILERS PIANO HOUSE
3$l Washington Street
rOIiTLANl)
URIC
BUSINESS
RSiST
RAILROAD LANDS f OR LEASE
IsAn.U of tho Oregon ami Ci.WtiU
UAilmxI Company, in Oregon, wilt bo
leased for tho yenr 10kJ futijwt to cuii
collfttion of U'h in the event of the
of the land duriii tho t'r:u of Imse.
Owner of farmland rnnchi' ndj-ilniim
railroad UmU should filu their nppHrtv
(ions not Inttr than Kebrnnry 1, JWHi,
uftr which dutft ftpplimtion from other
will nluo be cont-idiTcd. Adtlr i
CUARLKH V. KUKUUN,
Acting I,nnd Agent.
105 MerchRntft' Kxchnngo.
San Francisco, CI.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Tho umlfrMKWil, Fmnk Psyrw. srns br n nr.
dr ul the l.'mintv lainrt nt r.ilirniln, l i,inil ,
Oririrnii. lnlr iru'fn nrul enlori-l mi ilia HA !
nf NovmlM!r, ' rlrtlv st'l'''l",f) R'liolirlslrn
Uirnf tli esrs.fc- ol Klien X. rvn, li imui). All
inMii bnvuiri rlitlir.s :ilpt miI'1 rxtnlu ,ir
hcrrtlr) nollrlr'd Ut lscwut sslrte Ui llirr, rltiljr tt
lilc'l, nt my reslili um at iiMntxtx, I r "ol'imljia
Cntintr. "n'Kiiil. H.ANK I'AVSK,
A'lininlatrnKir til the ellu ul Klicii T. rrn.
otis'ewtM.
Airik,,! .Sfv(iin!,cr 21. 1.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCESN
Jfy trite. Mfr Cilirin Mkw left rniM u i't
bnrtr'l witlion. r,.t r-RiSM r iri)vifnti(in, mi I
will nut stslxl I'msl lr ru.y rlclAs slur ni mm.
lret frii.n tlili 'l.ttp. JAM KM s. ll A'.
Vi;,iiiiift, Orufoii, Jnu. 1,
OREGON
SHoirLiriE
Union Pacshc
AMD
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CHII. AtiO-l'OKTI.ANU' tl IU A. H
HI'Kr IAI, fur (lie ' Kri-t
via riuiitlnxt'in.
"rfl'fiKASE K I.V K H,
for Knsisrn Wiuhfrifr
tun, Wallo Walla, lw
Istori, Ciioiir (I'Abria
ari'l (rrirat Northern
I'OllltS.
AlT.'.VNfKr KXI'HKSX
fur tin) Krmt via lliint
Inytmi. Unity.
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dally.
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s:IS M.7:l V A. M
Jlrill)'. jinllr
I
THRKK DAILY TRAINS
KOU
ALL POINTS KAfiT.
ivOWRR Columbia Rivkr.
Stnarni-r Ha'sal'i Innvca f'nrllaiii dully. eont
hllliJar, atK;lrUr. in. ((.itnrrlrijr 0 V) n. ,n
tit AsUirla anj wa lnullnus. lU'trirnliiK
lcav Astoria ut 7:00 a. .in di'lly. ...,.1,1,1
uunrur. a. L. CRAIQ,
Ceneriil Puiii'nvt'r Affnt,l'01tTl.Af;Ors.
&j?q ens
THE OREGON MIST
and
THE! METROPOLITAN AND" RURAL HOME
for
$1.00
. 1 .. r..r n lliull.-a
Iom woMuui iuuo uu opportuully
don't tloluy.
INrtriMMtiUiioa whilo M brother ou tho .ttn.o m rcyro rulor
ZZK u J uV.n.l lor I.I-I l...ti..r nnil Mil- ..II l.o i.u.
cn?o. n V. yo r . . iu,.l your inrni. A rrrol Mu ij.o.m Ur
i-Vl linriil 1 or,wll. iron. tH to V2H -..lii.mm of lt;ljUui,
hi. r si .j rtf. tWty llio i.u.kI rolobrutvd hhIIm.UiIo.h.
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If rnu nrtl liili.rl.rl In Mtn ytsi" in jjtui r.. . -
irilt.ll, urnhsrllMllilunl'i .
froui Al .kXANUMUUI .IIIIAI I II. f JnoitHI. M Is., . I.IAIm IN ! I.IWI..
If .... ar. iBttoMII '-? S-'iJVV tVa.ii'U
-.1.. Illunla l.ls., lnniAli '
"Till ltl'UAI. IIOMK" In nnolil rutabUaliwl ittjrlciiltiii ul
monthly, ftiul now luw cln-iilalloii of noO.OOO fitilr cm-It
Iwnic, nuil Inti-iuli to uibl timti)' I boumiixl 1 nunc by liuinu of
thin nrmnKCiucnt Willi Till: OttHOON MIST. Thhitroiit i.r.or
Im open to KVEISYOSKj both I'M mul new mibm-rlbcm urn
nnfi'il to mci'jit It. 8inl ono ilolbir mul ihimiIIihi tliU oflVr
miillyoii run bnvo Till: MIlTKOrOMTAN AM UIHAI.
HOMK without iiililUlomtl rout. iHcml to-Jiy. Aiftlrcw TIIU
OKKUOV MIST, St. llchn Ore.
I', hTin m.i.,
I r.l l. in.
Wm
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COLUMBIA COUNTY BANK
bT. HLL.I2M3, OCIGO'!
Trnn.sr.rts a T.tv.ier.-tl I'.' nkin,;
' Interest 1'a.iil f:i 1 Ki.H-.;U
Colkv.liuus Mr.k-l-'orci;;!'.
a:ul l.Hi;Mc:;tiv Ivvcli.i:';
rortlaud Coiti-siciulttit I-irst N'uti-.iv.I '.;uk
WRITE fCH OU!! CAT.M.CC Cf OillC.ii.il S C.f Ui3 :rj
Ob-.
KNIGHTS
mn "Walk-drcr'aRd
g ruirritAM) -
iuiiawiuuiiiiUiiuuiUiiuiuuiiuui;uiiiu.'iyiuiUiii'i;rt
1 THE MMk STOHEI
p DOvViV DY Tim BIG SAWMILL ij
I Receiving New Goods Every Day 1
IS In tlie Wed;.
E w 3
S.
z llin'ft Ht-imUtion of K Siaa.llnj; for Only Mm Ilc.-i in
I General Merchandise!
St
Dart &
r. jioiciih, -
I'OR 1'UKTI.ANA 1MII.V
sIRALDA
C. I mOGIlKIHK, Mauler.
Lcnvct Rnluier daily, t-xccpl Rimilny,
for I'ortland. nt (1 u. in., rloiumiiiu (..
St. Helena Rt H o'clrick. Ketiiriiln
lenvei I'ortland nt 2:)IOn. m., arrivliiK nt
St. Jb-irniiot4:t,
only
A YEAR
I Into only. Wo can't toll how
to ivo you wivb
n ImrKiiin, mo
,.,. .
In l.r frm !Wr, I". O. llOtWCW, -f
allili - t " "' '""
M. R.t- t.
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Nature Shaped j
cniLDiaiN's stums g
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Our CItil!r n'-t J'S;--fi ;H a fi-m-fl r':!i! ;mp.
ti'iit ui Mic xii U'ilrr mi'i Uv t(t(it oklilv t
n1k'i:i(.Vij!;, i..ryin ty!c- Ulwk, uU l!t lJj
White Rubbers
find Tafi Rub
bers for Chil
dren -: -:- -:-
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;,,VEN f1IOM.fr
1 crtnr 7
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Porosis" Store
vie w.tt
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Muckle.
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ATTORNIiY-AT-LAW.
licit H.hrln nuil 'Inntjcr l.nii.U snlil nu) ,Mj
ti'iitln inii.tr..
hi'. oiii'jjon.
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ATTORNHY.AT-I,Av.