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FRIDAY. July E7, lttOG.
VERY SMAMi HUSIXE8S.
AT THE STATE FAIR
Columbia County Will
Make an Exhibit.
A special disputed from Washington
publivheil in Tuea.lny's Orrgoniati, say
Scott Smith, private secretary to rVc
retary Ilitclicuck, has sartrxl on a tonr
o( the West, cning tirst to Aritona
his health." It is learned, however,
that Smith intends t swing around
Ort'iton and take a hand in the eearc
Ihnt has been ordered into Senator Ful
ton's record.
Whenever cabinet niinister uses the
great power conferred upon him for the
purpose of wreaking private vengence
it is certainty time he was removed
Secretary Hitchcock's action in sending
a special agent to Oregon to investigate
Senator Fulton's record for the purpose
of attempting to disclose some ground:
for his prosecution is unworthy of a
executive officer of this government
Considering that it is caused uv do
higher motive than that of revenge
deserves the condemnation of all. Sec
retary Hitchcock has gieat power in
trusted iu him, and he ran probably
cause Senator Fulton a great deal ol
trouble and expense, but, unless he can
"male good" by proving that Fulton
guilty of some crime against the govern
ment his course will be considered nn
justifiable and prompted by private
malice instead of a desire for the public
good, lie is doing his best to justify
Senator Fulton's charge that be is in
his dotage.
SOMETHING XEW.
A negro woman in Portland, on Mon
day last, shot her husband for attempt
ing to beat her with his fists. He had
struck her several times, when she took
a revolver from a trnnk and gave him
wound that may prove fatal. If her
example is emulated br tbe white
women of this country we may be able
to get along without the whipping post.
Heretofore it has been the role in such
cases for the woman to do a little weep
ing and then go back to her work,
Occasionally they make complaint to the
district attorney, but the officers are
very shy about taking op these cases,
for experience has proven that when it
comes to trial the woman will not testify
against her brutal husband, and if be is
convicted by outside evidence will do
all in her power to secure his release.
In the case mentioned, the man, after
being shot, ran into a neighboring
saloon, and was found lying on tba floor
with his head resting npon the lap of
his wife who had followed him there.
The woman had already repented of her
act, and If the man lives he will prob
ably give her many more beatings.
VKRNON1A ITEMS.
WONDERFUL ECONOMY.
An employe of the Portland street car
system makes the remarkable statement
that in five years be has saved from bis
wages the sum of 12,500. He Is a married
man and this makes his statement still
more wonderful. If he received the
maximum heretofore paid of (2.50 per
day and worked every day of the year
without any rest, his wages would
amount to JW90 per year. Take it for
granted that he has no children and no
doctor bills of any kind and this wonld
leave him $390 per year for the support
of two people. For rent he must pay at
least $12 per month, or $144 per year,
leaving f240 for clothing, food, fuel,
light, etc., or J123 for each person. He
must certainly be a very economical
man and some day he will have a rail
road of his own.
remaps, however, there is another
explanation. Wages do not always rep
resent a man's entire income from a po
sition. Kailroad conductors on verv
email salaries, and without any apparent
exercise of economy, have been known
to become possessed of brown ttone resi
dences and business blocks. An old
Scotch steward, on being asked how he
had acquired a competence on a very
smalt salary answered, "It's no' so
much the wage a mon gets as the wee
mnchle things he picks up a boon the
ttecK." it may be that some street car
conductors have "keep the change" days
that do not appear in the newspapers,
ortliey may prolit by fits of absent
inindedness wherein they forget toyauk
the strap. Of course this would be very
wicked and the good Mr. Goode would
be grieved if it came to his knowledge,
. Stealing nukies is very reprehensible.
It is ever so much worse than permitting
a set ot frauds to prey upon the eyesight
of people as w as done by Mr. Goode's
consent at the Lewis and Clark Expo
sition, yet it is possible that dishonest
street car conductois may excuse their
dishonesty by claiming that they only
copied in an humble wav the example
act by their distinguished boss.
The County Court of Columbia County,
at itsjuieeting on Saturday last, decided
to appropriate 200 for the purpose of
getting up an exhibit of this county's
agricultural resources at the Oregon
State Fair, to be held in Salem, Septem
ber 10th to l"th, inclusive, and the ed
itor of the Mikt was appointed to have
charge of the exhibit. It it a position
that was not s dicited, as we decidedly
preferred to have some other person se
lected. We will, however, do our beH
to make the exhibit a credit to the
county, and, with the active co-operation
of the agricultural and business
community have no doubt of snccess.
We especially solicit the aid of the news
papers o Rainier and Clatskaute in
arousing an interest in this matter in
their respective communities. Let us
stand together and see what we can ac
complish for Columbia County. We
have a county second to none in the
State of Oregon, and wherever our pro
ducts have competed with those of other
counties we have carried off our full
share of the honors. With lest expense
than any other county in the State not
to exceed $500 net we won second place
at the Lewis and Clark Exposition and
were placed in the same class as such
counties as Jackson, with an expendi
ture ot twenty times that amount, and
ahead of such a great agricultural
county as Washington.
w e can repeat our victory at Salem,
and still farther advertise onr cuonty
and draw to ns good settlers and capital
seeking investment. Every taxpayer,
every loyal citixen of tbe county, is in
terested in this matter and should do
his (hate toward making it a success.
Now is the time for the farmers to be
gin, while the grain is still standing and
the fruit and vegetables are growing.
Select the best yon has, gather as
much together in your neighborhood as I Ka" be11 aftersd Uie company In ot com.
possible, in order to save freight charges,
and let me hear from yon at as early
date as possible.
The State Board of Agriculture offers
premiums as follows, for the best dis
play of agricultural and horticultural
products from any county in the State
First prixe $300
Second prize 250
Third prixe 200
Fourth prixe 150
Then there are four prizes of f 100 each
want to get that first prize for Colum
bia County, and I believe it can be done.
It all depends npon the manner in which
tne matter is taken np. If we go at it
enthusiastically we will win.
I want a collection of canned fruits
and jellies, and will give a premium of
for the beet exhibit of this class of
goods by any one person, the goods to
ne Dozed and sent to me at St. Helens
at least ten days prior to tbe opening oi
the fair. Such exhibits will not be re
turned, but will be sold, and the money
apportioned as fairly as possible at the
close of tbe fair.
Any information desired can be had
by writing to me.
E. H. FLAGG.
Oco. Solomon and wife and Mr,
Callie Brandt of Scappoose, are visiting
Mrs. G. W. Parker and Mrs. Albert
Wood and other relatives and friends
here. They are recently from Southern
Oregon where they have lived for the
post five years.
Albert Baker and Mia Lida Earley
went to Dundee Thursday to visit for
while with Mr. Baker's father and
mother.
I). W. Keasey went out to ClaUkanie
last week for merchandise and also
brought home a bran new buggv. It is
a good solid one, just the thing for our
upc and downs, and can be driven with
either single or double team. Now watch
Dow and Rosa spin.
Mrs. K. Q, Shannahaa gave her son
Elmo quite a surprise Saturday by having
a large number of the boys and girls ol
his age come to spend the day with him
It was his sixth birthday
C. W. Parker and wife and Mrs. Albert
Wood went to Scappooae Saturday to
visit relatives, the Solomana, living there,
Pomona grange will be held here on
August 4th, next Saturday week. Dele
gates are expeted from all the county
granges and some officials from tbe state
grange will also be present.
Mrs. Clark's school entertainment at
Mucklea' hall Saturday night was largely
attended. A good program was render
ed by the school and 24.6V ni realised
from the sale of baskets, enough with
thatobtained at a former entertainment
to buy an organ.
G. W. Downing made a trip out to
Hillshoro Saturday last for stock for his
store. Returning with him were Mr. F.
C. Pauli and son Frank ; Mrs. Downing'a
father and brother, for a visit with her,
Wright Hurt was out to Clatskanie
this week and brought home a new light
Bam wagon which he bad purchased in
Portland the week before. Now get the
colts broken.
Our railroad committee U rat unlit tab week
wine (be people on the matter ot seenrint to
ritht-ot-srar. The tuHcriptioa tin ha not sa
laried Terr materially the put two week bat
we trart thoae who want a railroad will tire
K committee rneouraxemrnt la a tangible
form. The rishtof-war oa lb Halmoolarrrr
SHORTS.
If Luther Borbank could be persuaded
to drop bis seedless fruit experiments
awhile and breed a boneless shad, he
would confer a favor on many people.
the bill for a law to prohibit cam
paign contributions from cor Derations
died a natural death so ouietlv in the
house committee room that it did not
even get a decent obituary notice in tha
dispatches.
An increase of 39 per cent in the
capital invested in the leather industry
o: the United Stales during the past five
years is a quite sufficient answer to the
claims that have been made that the
present tnrilf duties were hurting the
Anicrii'Hii leather trade. The value of
Hie leather products of theVnited States
has increased 24 per cent during the
name period. 8everal such fads will
weigh R::tint whole columns of pesei
meat ic theories and tariff-tinkering expectations.
Bro. Curtis, of the Herald, accuses
the Fourth of July committee of graft-
mg. Incidentally he states that the
committee advertised in the Must, and
not in the Herald. Well, old boy, yon
got the money last time and we got it
mis time. Drop a nickle in the slot.
Society would be safer were the Pitts
burg millionaires to wear muzzles.
It appears that Canada's meats also
are not what they are tinned np to be,
un " ay when the autoruobil
doesn't kill a lew, somebody keeps the
aierage up uy rocking the bolt.
and 11 we set the road here ant we must do the
same and do It scan, lor the talk oat about
Boiton now is that it Is Ihe Intention ot the
company to foon with the Salmon be rrj line at
aoon as the toad is completed 10 th 90 mile,
station, and work was befna on this aide of
Buxton tail week. Tbe rod to Buxton it now
about llniahed. and trains will be runnius there
within two week, gome of onr citizens hav
rotten tbe Men that the road is cntninc 'town
the Nehalera anyway, and are indifferent at to
belpios to ieenre tbe rlxht-of-war. There U no
amirance of ih is . The offer of the com tnr fa,
that we give them the right of war to Vemooia
and three miles beyond, they will build the
road br January Ut, IW Otherwise Ihef will
build the branch line directly west from the 211-
mile nation now. and leave the Xehalem route
oat, and It mar be for all time. We. therefore,
arte oar Sehalem people to help the committee
and to help at once. What we do saust be done
by Sept- in, the time Ihe road It to be com
pitted to tbe 30-mile Nation.
Claude and Harold Ureer and "erry Weik
Hillsburo, have been taking aa outlne In the
Xebaiem the past week. They hare enjoyed
oar cool ihade and clear streams, and bare in-
doeedtomeof the finny tribe la the latter to
come oat and try the frying pan.
A TRAGIC FINISH.
A watchman's neglect permitted
leak in the great North Sea dyke, which
a child's finger could have stopped.
become a ruinous break, devastating an
entire province of Holland. In like
manner Kenneth Uclver, of Vaneeboro,
Me., permitted a little cold to go unno
ticed nntil a tragic finish was only
averted by Dr. King's New Diacoyerr.
He.writes: "Three doctors gave me np
to die of lnng inflammation, caused by a
neglected cold; but Dr. King's New
Discovery saved my life." Guaranteed
best cough and cold cure at Perry &
Graham's. 60c and $1. Trial bottle
free.
E. E. QUICK
A. M. HOLTON
The Columbia County
ABSTRACT AND TRUST CO.
Titles Examinkd
Abstracts Madk
Non-Rksipent Tanks Paid
Rkal Estate
Loans, ktc
5
is only tentative, and will be immediate
ly changed to murder in tire event the
injured appientice shonld die.
Love is the son of William Love, of
615 Jefferson street. Oregonian.
R. rnwiN ROW,
PHYSICIAN & SURC.mN
A II AItll LOT
Of troubles to contend with, spring
from a torpid liver and blockaded bowel
unless you awaken them to their proper
action nith Dr. King's new Life Pills;
the pleasantestand most effective cure
for constipation. They prevent appendi
citis and tone up the system. 8.V at
Ferry and Graham's.
The Fisklmx 8eaa.
A BRUTAL ASSAULT.
If the pen with which the nresiJent
signed the rata bill has been presented
to Senator Tillman, the fact has been
suppressed.
Bro. Kemp either has Dlentv of .al
w dee iie is putting np an excellent
uiun.
llie old conundrum "Whither ...
drifting?" has at last been satisfactorily
"rc",cu "o 'r as me Democrats are ,n
cerneti. The drift is undoubtedly in the
uirection olCo!. Bryan, the great man
darin of the herd.
When congress meets again
that will fit some of the members will be
"He N.v.1 Cain Back."
IhetownofNorthamuton. Ma., at.i
the Ice-cutting privilege on its extensive
reservoir for $50. and now is paying
trust prices, much of its home ice pro
duct having been shipped to another
state. It seems that the ice trust has
been busy everywhere after lAvinip it
I schemes carefully.
TWENTY YKAUh HATT1.E.
"I was a Inter in a twenty year battle
( with chronic piles and malignant sores;
until I tried Buck lens Arnica Halve,
I which turned the tide by curing both,
I till not a trace remain",'' writes A. M.
the song lirnce, of Faruiville, Va. Best for old
ulcers, cuts, burn and wound. 25c at
Parry A Qrahim'..
One of the most brutal assaulte on rec
ord was brought to light yesterday when
warrant was issued by District Attor
ney Maomug for the arrest of Howard
Pritchard, a boilermaker. The complaint
cnarges assault with a deadly weapon
it is not improbable that it may be
changed later to one of murder in the
first degree, as Pntchard's victim it
seriously hurt. A little burst of un
bridled temper may gain the man an in
troduction to the gallows.
His victim is William Love, Jr., appren
tice at the Willamette Iron tc Steel
Works. The weapon used was a heavy
steel bar. The provocation was Pritch
ard's inability to work as fast as his fellow-mechanics.
The boy now lies in
a ward at St. Vincent's hospital with a
fractured skull. Pritchard is at large
but the police are confident of finding
him.
The assault occured Saturday tiiifbt at
the Willamette Iron & Steel Works.
Pritchard was working on a boiler, to
gether with a number of other median ics,
The apprentice, Love, waa holding rivets
According to the story of witnesses as
related to Mr. Manning yesterday after
noun, rntcnaru was unable to hold up
his end of tbe work. The other work
men distanced him and then indulged
in a mirst of mirth at the slowness of
Pritchard who had been hired only a few
days before.
It U said that Pritchard took no notice
of the men who laughed at him. They
were ablebodied and able to take care of
themselves in an argument. With an
oath he lifted a metal bar and hurled it
at Ibe yofng apprentice, who neither
laughed or made any remark. The bar
struck the boy on the head and he
dropped as if one dead. In the excite
ment that followed Pritchard skulked
out of the place, and so far as known has
not been seen since. His victim was
taken at once to St. Vincent's Hosrrftal.
An examination showed that the skull
naa ueen fractured, and tor a time the
patient's life was feared for. Last eve
ning he was much improved, however,
and hopes for his recovery were held out
at the hospital.
Tht caafft ef assault against Prttaard
Thus far the Selling eason has been
somewhat of a ditsapoiiitnietit, as the
run of fish has been unusually light. It
is a little early, however, for any big run
especially as the water in the river has
been high, and there is every reason to
believe that the expected runs will aoon
make their appearance. Imperially is
there reason to believe this on account
of the results from artificial propagation.
In the year 18WI a number cf salmon fry
were marked at the Clackamas river
hatchery and turned into that tributary
of the Columbia river. Records kept of
those marked fish when caught showed
that some of them returned to the Col
ombia river during the first, second aud
third years therafter. Now, in 1901
there were released in the waters of the
Columbia river and its tributaries 42,-
000,000 artificially propagated Chinook
salmon, in the year 1003 there were
66,000,000 turned out and in 19tct 02,-
000,000 making a gtand total of lW.OOO,-
000 Chinook salmon that were placed in
the river from the various hatcheries.
Returns from these shonld, according to
all the theories of the salmon experts,
be received during this season. That
the artificial propagation of salmon is
a success and has materially increased
the run of fish in the Columbia river in
the past is admitted by every one, and
as during the three years mentioned
the hatcher iea prostrated more fry than
during any other three years since they
have been established, it is only reason
able to expect that some decided results
should be felt from them this season.'
Undget.
T. HKI.SN.4,
OK Flit
SUMMONS.
In the firenll t'mtrt ihe !tie of Own fwr
the t'mintf uf Columbia.
-lornn 31. Mrhnlie. plaintiff. . Klcherd
KhuUe. ilelewUiil. ... .
To Richard ."ehulie. the alxve named ileleniV
In Iheraraenf the tlte of Oregon vM are
hnlr n-uulml In i'lTr and an-r Ihe
..l.it.i'lir. ..anolAlut ltle.1 airalll.t toil In In
.1-..- .n,nut .,,11 .u, ,tf lufr Ihe Orel ilav of
October, IW. and II .ni fall appear ami
mirriuM complaint on or ll..re thai lime.
oi.lniilT will aoulr lolhe court lw Ihe relief
urr.l kit In her coinnlal nt herein, to alt: For
,Imm torvr illiMtlvltia the butol. of tnalrl
moor n.iur eltlna between you and plalntlrT.
ami hrneh oilier and further relief aa lo the
court may ecem meet and enultah'e.
ThU summoiM la pohll.hcd by order of Ihe
Honorable Thmua. jt. Mcim.ie. iwieo 01 ine
Live eallilnl noirt. tutv maile and tillered
the JWh day of July, !. In aa.l br wlirrh iw-
ler tt l preaenneu. mat inm miunntni .nan w
Bnhli.he.lnnee aweek fr!s sMcceaalee week.
In the llelenK Ml.t." The dale ul the tint
publication ol llila Mimmmn I. July Tin. I
Attorney for I'UculllT
NOTICK OK FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Xntlee U hereby given that the undertrned.
aa thv duly epiMtiuied and avtina edmiui.lrnior
of theta'te ofLuviua Hrranl deee.ed, hate
tiled my Anal account In the oihea of the county
elerk ot Columbia t'uuuty. oreroti. and the
Honoralite County I'ourl of .aid cunty hat ap
pointed Momlar, tbe M 'lay "I Jill, Put, at
ihe hour of llo cha-k in the forenoon ot that
day, at the cimntv courthou.. iu the elir of m.
HeletH. In Mid rrtlinly. a the time and place
for hcerfn of objection to the aahl Snai ac
count ami for the telllement thereof.
II. W. MrlMlN.ll.il admllil'lralur.
6. H. flruber. attorney for admtiitMrati.
ArKtewwr's Set iee af Meeting ef Boarrj
f Eqaallxatloa.
Notice is hereby eiven. that aoon the
last Monday in August to-wit: August
z,ut. mm, me Hoard of equalization will
attend at the office of tbe County Clerk
or Columbia County, Oregon, and public
1) examine tbe assessment rolls, and
correct all errors in valuations, descrip
tions, or qualities of land, lots or other
property.
uated at my office this 27th day of
July 1906.
A. T. LAWS,
County Assessor
TEACH EES' JBXiMI.UTIOSS.
Notice is hereby given that the Countv
Superintendent, of Columbia Comity,
will hold the regular examination of ap-
rlicants for state and county papers at St.
Iclens, as follows:
FOR STATK FAPKRS.
Commencing Wednesday. Ammst 8.
at 9 o'clock a. m., and continuing until
aaturday, August U, at 4 o'clock p. m.
Wednesday l'cnamanshin. hiti.rv
spelling, physical geography, reading,
psychology,.
Thursday Written arithmetic, thenev
of teaching, grammar, hookkeeninv
physics, civil government.
Friday Physiology, geography, men
tal arithmetic, composition, algebra.
naiuniay botany, plane Bometry,
general history ,;fcnglih literature, school
KOlt COl'NTY FAPKKS.
Commencing Wednesday. August 8.1
at W o'clock a. ui., and continuing until j
Friday, August 10, at 4 o'clock p. m.
I3T. SECOND. AND THIRD CRaUK CKB
TIUCATKS.
Wednesday PenmanshiD. history, or
tbography, reading.
ThDrsday Written arithmetic, theory
gmuiiiar, pnysioiogy.
Friday ieography, mental arithmetic,
school law, civil government.
PRIMARY CRRTlriCATK.
Wednesday Penmanshin.
phy, arithmetic, reading.
Thursday Art of uuestionintr. tlier.ru
of teaching, physiology.
Dated at Hou'lton, Or., this 24th day
of July, A. I 1!.
I. II. COPELANI),
County School Superintendent,
SUMMONS
In the J Owtlc Court ffr i'olmnbist fonhtj. frtn?
or 'irrtfin. ir ivt i-urni rrrrinrt.
3. tUn Hnmt tnmiiiy. plaintiff, . C. I.
piffiith.iivfrit'Unt.
Tn hmlth. tlcImtUnt:
In the iiftm f Ih- Mstfo Otrrn mi r
herrb- rr-julri to an iif the row
pUint fllnl amlti. ton tn tt s.Ims rtiililrsJ w
lion on ur (sWorc-the ml. Jay of Auvum. !m,
fttvl Jfru full to mi aittvar r atttwrr within
nit! lime Ihe ttniult(1 will tnkf Jmlrnom
.. roti for the nra ollitrilolUni(tsi))tih
liiUrftjt iuervm at the rale ol ti& rr rent prr
annum imm ine iay ni reontarv, iwa. it.
ftHher with the eot. ami Jt-ttiw.vinrtiU ul Ihlt
acitait.
Tb! iiimmon l puhlthM,l nrtiBiit to an of
tier rnaIe hy t eonre Merrill, juttlj. ,f the praee
o(lhcaUre nlllled court, made and entered
on the 77th day of June. I'M'., the tlct pitMlra
lion belns the 'Jyth day of Juue, Pah, ami the
but Ihe M day of Augtul. !
A. C. r.HVOXH.
Attorney lor flalniiff.
NOTICE EUR PIBLH'ATIOX.
lepartmeni of the Interior.
l-andOHWal Portland, l)irr,.n. July?, IK.
Notice ta hereby rtrcn that the Mlnwlnr
namoi aetuer naa nied nmicw or hie Intention
In make nnal proof in mpport nl hi claim, end
mat aaiit pmor win tie meie before the Hrtte
end Kecelvrr, at I'nnund. orrron. on Ana
PJO&. Ylit: MaKiina Jobnm. II. K So. Hill, lor
Ihe K i, S K v.. Hrc. -J6 T S, R 1 W.
He name Ibe foil nt ins wltneaaea In prove
ni ronununuB rcaiuenee uran ami cultivation
iilMi.liarm.ua- i nri-toph Hauerrrtn, Yank
ton tm-iow. Klnar Villa, of ponlan.1. Orreon,
Willie Sananeln, of Yankton, Unan. Anion
runer, 01 rortian-i, tireeon.
AUiKRNON H. IlRFSHI R,
Register.
JOB PRINTING
18 OUR OU8INE88
WK lime the Ix'st and tniMt
fully (HtiiiMMl .lob lrint
iii' (Mllco iu Columbia Vmnty
J ml ire are prepared to
do off kinds of Print hid
on short notiee and at
most reasonable, prices
A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE
OREGON MIST
i:
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STATE BANK OF RAINIER
CAPITAL $25,000
ft'fw - ?Ht: ontoot rmtr tto ant$t e$.
tH rr.R I'INT INTKHKKT I'AlU tiM TtMR PieXaairt ASP HAVIMOt ACCOl'MT
IV-Tr.RS KXt'llAMiiK IMil KD
RANKINll Itnl Kt SAM TO 4 t. M. lUTt'RIUV I . M, TO f, St.
Ofhcera: Carlrton I.cwia, rnraidrnt; John miil.lce, Vice rrtshUat: C. 8. Vs
Auker, Caahnrr.
I )li cc tors: Carlrton Uwia, John IHhhlre. IVaa Klaacaard,
W. Confer Moms, Bcn. W. e..
STATE BANK OF RAINIER
RAINIER, OREGON
roRg
nUTTEB
c net rot fuiuei ro.
TVpartment nf the Interior.
tndOfnrcal ISirtland, orrinin. Julr. I
Notice la herebr eiven that tha followiue.
nameil artller baa Uleil MMlreof III. intention In
make nnal proof In uippor! uf hi. rlalm. and
that anl nrool will 1 male uefora the Ki,i.
and Kerelver.al Pi,rtland, Oregon, on Aiibo.1
zi. TAa,, en: jann r. tneacner, 11. k. o. Irjw
for the 0 !i S K at K n W dec. Jl, T
He names the foltrrwlnewltne.ae tn nm. hi,
eontinuoua rermenee nimn tlx emulation
aid laml, Til rlamnel I'. Hullard, id I'ltl.burr
Oreson. Jay Hnrtraw. of Vertuuiia, Oreaon,
Henry lllahn.of Vernonla, flreson, lleury T.
noicnaiM, ul Aawiaaa, urewon.
AU.KKSOS . PRKHHKR,
KejUttr
(Timusr Land, Art June 3, IHTH )
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION'.
y C. FIHCHKR,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
RAINTKR r
OKtUUX
yi.U. R. CUFf,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
T. HELENS, : 1 OKKUOS.
t'nlteil Wales lind Ofllce,
Xnllee la hereby siren that iu oitn'pllaiire
with the nnivl.lona nf the ait of t onur,-.. of
" ro.niea "n ai-t lor tne aaln nl
timber laud. In the Htatei, nf California, OrrKon
Neva-la anil Wa.hlnrtun Territory," aa eatelid
en 10 an tne I'ni.iw iMM Htatea l.y art i,f
aoku.i f, it;, e. m. n. rnvlpM. of fortland
county 01 Multnomah. Htale of tHeeoii, ha.
till, ilar libit In llih oitira hia wvn taiemvrt
So. tte7, for the Mirr hawof the nouthwe.t 'i of
Htvlioil No. a. (11 Town.niit Mo. 4 N, Haute
Nn. a Hp, aud will onVr proof In urv Hint the
moo aonani 1. mora ramaiiie lor iu tinilier
lone inall lor ei(rlrultural purpowv, and tn
eoaoii.u ni.ciatin toaaiillauu before tbe Rei
l.ter and Rutelver of tlilv oftli a at I'.irll.u,
"m" rriilay, tne aiet day uf Hcptetnlier,
He names an wlluewa: Harry f', Wrlnpahl of
..o,,n...,, .,v,rn rva'poo.r, M. II. IMter
haul of Port and. A. P unnii H.ll.,..l
Any and all persona clalmlns alver.ely the
aliove deiwrllMtd and are reiiie-liil n, nir iH.r
in,,,,. to,, oioiw uu ur uvioru aulil i. ,ur
nepuinbcr, IKW. '
AI.I.KHNOS H. DKKMHKIt, K.-l.ter,
and tlllim
Hr lirtltlon
FOR PORTLAND DAILY
Steamer Iralda
C. I. Hoeghkirk, Hatter.
RAILROAD TIMK.
fjavea kalnli.r,1.llvuvM. u.....i , . ...
land, at A. M deparlltis' from at. Helena nl K
cluck. Iteturnliit, umvea Porllaud at -fJO V
M., arrivlug at at. Helena at 4:1".
himim ni Fast Frei.tit
I0BTLAX0 UMDMQ, TaYLOX IT
ofc tt lattnths It Upplf Ur
Liqutr Lictmt
In Die Con n lv f'otirt of the Kltte of ilri uon In
aud fur thai County of CoiiinM.. '
In Ihe mailer ol lbs application of Loul. Klnh
rer for a llrenu lo aeH jpirliuou., Unou., and
malt li.iuora.and hard elder, In oiianliiiea
IvMthanoiw snlloii, In Oak Point nrwinei
I n umllat:oiiuir.i)riioii. r
Tolhehoimr.l.le Cniinty I'oiirt of llie Hlaleol
OreK for llie County of Columbia """""
llil .the liuderaleoe,!. lu,,l ' ,
dcnla of Oak Point l'r l,.i 1..1. ..'. . '
Oregon wlioii.v- .nm.il,. ,:i.i... . """J.
,.i3 ,T.'i--.," ...7. ' ai
of tllla bftllloii. would r...
your honor. ,le laKly, .( n,e reuuUr term of hi,
UtK,T"i'y a."Ln """eiwl'ilf mi rV.-lui a.lay
Ihe Mb day of Hepieuilier. Ui: i i i,..i.Y
conntr court Iioiim.- Iu ihe Uv f hi. Helen.,
aald Olilit at , t,at a flrenw Iw er.u ,.
U.ImiI. rlulirer iudl iilrltuuiu. vinous, an.
mall ll.oior. and hanl cl.ler, In .,.! , ,'
hau one gallon. In Oakixdut prw lnci. t:.,U,m.
bla cuunlv, Urmron. an, I II, ul an. I, u,v lie I.
ueiltoaaidtuia r-luhter. for a lidod of li
nuill ha from the Mb day 0 H,.,rf., ;,, ", . .,
s:. 10. "t.-i" win vrerpray,
Knin rlulirer, Jam,.. Bt;iili, ,ner
Field., Jolm lrM.ll, Curl Carlson, A, V, uj.
t.raw, H. Ka,Hir, t;. AK hlM.ii, It. 11. klnsr, 1, W
I rown, J .1. Mxim. 1. 1. Ilrueser, Oib, (imida
loin raylor, J no. Hryant, I. J.VlaiiaK-ti, N
barldaoii.J.c. lialtah.r, John iinbrlrlanu u
Ifelanev.A. C. Hnvder, J.ph c.rl, " " o
Kunneraon, win. rlulirer. Kred Heydeii. j V
Kemp, J. A. Hianle,. iit,. Kni,t,,nard Jul,,,'
Fealn, A. fa.lcy, Chaa. Hurmo. J,.i.., i. '
atnmi. L. H. MaM.n, I.. W. Hall, Andrew Kinmer.
joii . Krcl li.llelu, John OIri. 1 Bull. II
W. ilrown. K. I. I ran. all. A. H...1.1.
tlrnw, Kred HoKcra, K. i. Crandall, ti, J. .'
'" "i'."' ,"" ".Mn Mctiraw li. c,,uel.
James I'arlll, lill.t HcKif. J. J. ,, , Hr M !l
enlwrK, o. Ler.cn, A, Hi'kenlrK. Mtei.h.i t...
,.n,vF, . ,-, r.mineriuiu, r. k, i,nt m i,
rll.i,J. Krl. kn.J.I. !.;. t,.',1,"'..
ou B. C, Uvl.,u i, C. Ober, M, H, Hnan I.
A. Kldred, Krauk Clema lun. IVarl R U
Partie. J. Krlrkaun. Claud C...1 i" 'o":..M'
O. W. W.i.rs, J. t. luswa. karre T ..7'
7EAIl
ArcCsOmfortablc.
$3.50 and $4.00.
KNIGHT'S w&SS?r.
l oruicrlv Filth and Waahln(tofl.
WASHINGTON AND THIRD ST.
ALL AROUND 1 HE N.W. CORNER
PORTLAND
ORE
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BANK OF RAINIER
t apuai -tern, flO.OtHJ. fallr PaU.
TraniacU a iceiieral UnkiiiK l.uelneae
rour per cent itilereet pal.l on time tlcpotlta
hichanift) ax.ld on all lnts
hUle.eotintv atHlschoul warrants bouflil
OKKICKRH
W. P. Kl.v, I'resl.leiil
w. I. I'l.raj. Vice President
' UcroRii, Cashier
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I Receiving New Goods Every Day!
In the Week.
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