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Newspaper Page TextOREGON -MIST Entered at the rostolTice at St. Helens, Oregon, as second-clas mail matter. Issued Kvkrv Friday Bv E. II. FLAGG. Editor and Tropriktor. One copy, one year, in advance. , . ,Jt I Ofl Six months. 60 ' Legal notices 23 cents er line. FRIDAY, Nov. 2, HXXi. BY COMMON CON SENT. Over in Montana, not so very far from Oregon, thev are mint; the bondsmen of three State Treasurers to recover the sums of money which the State Tteas- urers received aa interest upon stale funds deposited in banks. The Attorney General of that elate thinks the public treasury is entitled to, something like $240,000 which has beeu pocketed by in cumbents of the Treasurer's office in the last few years. What strange ideas some attorneys have of their duty to the state in whose service thev have enlisted! Hasn't the Montana Attorney-General any sense of official courtesy ? Oregon ian. In Oregon this graft has beeu in ex istence tor so many Tears tuat we sup pose it may be defended as a vested right. Its continuance is due to the neglect of the people in not providing some sensible legal method of caring for the State's funds. The constitutional salary of the State Treasurer is less than 11000 per annum. Then he gets fees, we believe, from insurance companies, and draws compensation as a member of different boards. But bis chief source of revenue is undoubtedly the interest paid him by the favored bankers with whom he deposits the State's funds. This is illegal, and we suppose he could Baiting Powder Absolutely frit A wholesome cream of tartar baking powder. Makes the finest. . lightest, best flavored biscuit, hot-, breads, cake and pastry. Aluni and alum-phosphate powders are injurious. Do not use them. Examine the labeli 700 ROYAL tAKINa fOWOM tO., MW VOHK. "POLITICAL VKAU Away back in Massachusetts the Dem ocrats have nominated for Governor a youngster by the name of James II. Hig- gins, who, it is said, will not be twenty- one rears old until the votes aie in. Probably they took Jimmy for the nomi nee because they thought he was too young to be a hardened criminal, and if elected they might expect some degree of holiest government. You have to before he I An editor, after rnnning up against 'the public for a little while, printed the following, says an exrhange: A man mav use the mole ou the back of his neck for a collar button; he may ride freight train to save three cent" mile he may light the lamp with a splintc to save a match ; he may stop his watch at night to save wear; use a period for semi-colon to save ink. and nasture his erandmother'a srave to save tav. but a man of this kind is a scholar and a gen I tlenian compared to a man who will take pica your politician oeiore ne is ripe , ...,, ,,, ,,., .,ked to iv for polling ou your hands. The number of whited sepulchres that have been brought to public gate during the past two years is so numerous that the only hnna. nf uffint7 nri l.i.i.tiat. nftii'iiat At.mfa 1 n-j.-j.- a.-. r n s -- u,roo,p,nluu,W;iHi. uecr to be to take him awsvfrotn the polit to have the money in circulation than it ., .. ,,-,. rin, of power into Ins Laby hands. Ana even it put it back in the postoffice marked Kefused. would be to have it lying idle in the vaults at Salem, and this will probabl, continue to be the practice until some better method is provided by law. HOW ABOUT BENGEB The Hon. Binger Hermaun, ex-con' gressman, ex-commissioner of the Gen eral Land Office, is traveling in Europe, Mitchell is in his grave, Williamson has been convicted, and others of the minor offenders have received their merited punishment, but smooth, oleaginous Binger of the double hand shake is traveling in Europe. What's the matter? Has the prosecution gone far enough? Hermann was the chief offender of them all, and yet it is safe to say be is enjoy ing bis trip in foreign lands without the least foreboding as to the future. RE-APFORTIOXMEXT. then you haven't got a sure thing. It is not very probable that Jimmy will be elected Governor of Massachusetts, but if he is he will possibly make a record as a boss that will excite the envy ot Abe Ruetf. Famous Mi-ike Breakers. The most famous strike breakers in the land are Dr. King'sNew Lite Pills. When liver and bowels go on strike, they quick ly settle the trouble, and the purifying work goes right on. Best cure for con stipation, headache and dizziness. 25c at all druggists. If you or I, kiud reader, should be so unfortunate as to be placed in a poeition where it would become necessary to steal a meal of vituals to keep down the paiign of hunger, and g"t caught at it, its dol lars to doughnuts we would be looking through a checker Iioard just as quicklv as an indignant juJ'e could pass sen tence. And if the an.ount stolen should amount to a few cartwheels, we shudder to think of the number of lonely years we should have to serve the state. But it would be different if we happened to be a Thaw or a Velgutl Possibly the measure that will excite the most interest in the next Legislature will be the reapportionment of senators and representatives to the several dis tricts of the State. Multnomah county is probably entitled, under the Consti tution, upon the basis of ber present population, to 40 per cent of the mem bership of the Senate and 40 per cent of me memDeramp oi me uoose. cut ir.e t, ,iave u burncJ. Young Xemtl rob(jed fYinatitntinn tw nnt hran A.lhprp.1 trt in I.. ...... tne company OI i-yrtiauil ot some the past, and probably will not be m $-jo,OuO, rolled high in 10 an hour au to me imure. mere is a mgner law man mMWs ..j his ..gteil,,v out in silk ttie antiquated misnt that t.aa done so eUKk-.n, 0I,jerw,r flmi diamond- mucli to noid bact uie progress oi tt,e an., n hen r-ausU in the theft an ! State, and that is the law of slf preSer-j,imn;!l,t p Mre tht, j.,,) vi..liu ration. The counties of Orcein have no ! g ,.tf ,,., is ivi. a;l unn-M-M .-.. desire tab? the mere dependencies of f lf!l,.,N .;., ,,,,t i:, .,,,. , Multnomah, and tl ey will put up lurd j ri,.,, Ue jj ,. ( , c!l.,. lU.. (..... . fight before linK f- I into tl.::t p-i- i 'nint. ,, ,,.;P all', ,..(', j ,., .,, tv',', t...n. A lare nun.Wr ..f ett.z-ti-, ,,,,,, ,,u ,,;. ,., ,. ,h:J,; ,, ,, . erod in one cm unity, are ,.t cntul.-i. ; h; ;l .. ,.,,,,,,,,,,,. Xll.lt ,. by virtu of this fact, to absolutely con- j 0e.e, t!,e , , ,.A,nrMv, t ukK a,,. trol .1 smaller i:umlerseattered throul;- L..,,. f n1) ftr,x.xw tnu ti. iat-. our nauonui wm.:'Wi Ther .Ire tiu.e4 hen a j il lK.il recognizes thi.- f.irt heu it give, cu,limPll M ,r tUow,., r,.v ,, ipsrsely settiM)ron the tome ie(,re- iCl.n ljl;p ,, , Vl-l-.-u!h the t.T.ynr sentat.on as .V Yo.k in the S.-ime of : j. lr ., fjir,e ..., i;.,.llt:.,c fr .,,.. the United States. G:e the Ka-t re,- ,..,, , ,- , .,,, ,, , ,, tesei.late.il m th-.- .Satiol Ii.l.ilme : .,,,,, IJV1. ceixv,i wn .., (. U; on the eaiiii; I.: sis. Multnomah coui.tv demands it in the Ht.i'e isj a latnre umi If theGiangebas ttiecourago to tackle this postal crookedness in the same spirit with which Mr. Sinclair tackled the meat packers, an incalculable service will be rendered the public. There is j really no morj reason why the railroad corporation should bo permuted to roo the Government on a mail contract than that ths ordiuary citizen, w ho is a pas senger on th; lines of that corporation, should rjbthe roi l. K -asonaU ? people have long since been convinced that there was nothing of the square deal in the relations of the roads and Govern ment in this mail-carrying matter. On a steamer of the Hauiburg-Ameri- j can line a novel apparatus for the pre vention of seasickness has just been tried, it being the invention of Koht, Otto, of Leipsic. It consists of a com fortable arm chair, the seat of wMc'i is vibrated both perpendicularly and trans versely by a small motor placed under the chair which is connected with the ship's electric plant. A motion is thus given to the chair which is found to counteract the movement cf the ship. As sooii as the passenger feels an attack coming on, he takes his seat and the indisposition quickly disappears. C K and It 1. Gnilium t.i 1! lf '!' ham, ht Int In lot l,scc . i'l w hf of nam and so qi"f 'ql' see 85, 7, 2 J Hand Violal.iillihi.l Hum phreys nd 1. J Wi nU'iii III. no qr of mv qr, sec 2, 4, 2, and and oilier lands Martin 0 lloann to K and 1 S Ilngev, lt 3, blk2, Sirtpp.me II A and S Harms to Frits Kiiinn, 00 acres in 15, !l, !! G A and H l.arvon and A I., I. J, and G S Lnraon, to A J and T A Smith, w hf ol n tir, sec !U, 8 S H) C Hiul S I.lndgren to Mary A Black fonl. shfof lota, blk 10, Bry nut's 1st add to Ohitskaiiie. . , W 0 1 Link to Henry WVtlrr, nw qr of se qr, see 10, 0, 2 050 Cand M A M.isvall, to A J and T V Smith, w hf of nw qr, sec ;. 8. 3 400 K and Isaac Olillti to l'eter Amiii di. laud in 4. 7. 4 -V( A I) and E T Tierce to lVnn ISIuii chard, lot 1. blk 28. Rainier. . 7'0 E and M J Ross to J and (' Muck If. n hf of ne nr. sec 15, 4, 2. . 100 Balfour, Guthrie I in I'o to Clarence E Giahani, lot 1, tec SO, and w hf of no qr, and sc qr uf no qr, see 35, 7. 2 000 r O Thormtt) to G I, and G A Mc- rherson, e hf of nw qr and w hf of nw qr of ne qr, and se qr of nw qr of ne qr, see 20, 5, 5, 10 0. W Wilcox to I. T Wilcox, hf Hit of ne qr sec 30, 4, 4 400 United States patents were Issued to John I. Hoselair, Win. G. 0. Woods, Robt. Ituetikofvr, Eruk Erickson, and John F. Chelilclin. IViist and regorsian One Year $2 SUMMONS. lu ilieClteuluviirloliln. Hil l ttnwu l" Iho I iiiiiiii l l i.l.iiiil.lii l.lmlp anlllin, i.lKliitliV V. Joint II. wOlKan, Tu John II sii)ll th. nlH'ce numi'J !- - li'i'hr limn ..I the suux.l Oir.iic V hen'lK r.-.Hitil l .iwr mnl u.wer U ' ""i .lml lil.'.l biiii ) hi Hie U iMHiile.1 rt.uri i. ewi.p wii ... .--... . ....hi wi....). 1. nm.ka aller N.v. 'Jlt. I'ln Ihr llt i.nlerml (er ttid Aid t .1 1 1. i .it llil .....t..- M...l ir v.. full l., H.tuiii.,-r Hiel Nliw.l llir i.Ulnllrt lll n..lt lr lli wlli't -tl l In i.l eemi-uinl, t.. ll: l.r .leer .ll'ten In Hit. 1h.ii.IioI i.iKirli.ii.iiv ii-i nuiii.il lw lueell U IMinnl liUllllllt Hiul lU'leii.lnlll, ml lor xu'li oilier n.f liulhor ivllrl In Oif ........ I.I..I lll.t IIH .Hiii'eii l (iil.ll.hi'.l I.) nritefnl lli Hell 1'li.u, A. Me llrt.lf. helne t Hie ol. iimnftl curl, mmlc aii.l enU',l on llir Jllli ! utUeuilwr, lk. .. .... II. J tlt'Kn tK V. All.uue. lor I'Ullltllf Made llappr fur I.IO. Great bajipincsa came into the home of S. C. Blair, scluxd superintendent, at St Albaus, W. V., when his little daughter was restored from the dreadful complaint he names. He says: "My little daugh ter had St. Vitus' Dunce, which yielded to no treatment but grew steadily worse until as a last resort we tried Electric Hitters; and I rejoice to say, three bottles. attected a complete cure.' yuick, sure cure for nervous com phiints. general de bility, female weaknesses, impoverished blood and nul.iria. Guaranteed by al druggists. Trice .V:. ATTORXEY-AT-LAW. KAIMKR liKKUilN 1) K. II. K. CLIKF, Notic t Intoittio t9 ipfitf f9f ToM vr',l,,Hliornn Yon J rrh l TOU i Uki m-lH5 Ull I, Ji'HH rri'vmaii. win, tMi ttir wth ii il NitirmtMrr. A. I. ,'U l Dtp " ottUl l oitri of l omuii'iA i Hitl. rmiv i iir..u t..'r iuvts-tf wll ii'lrHiiuti limit ut ttMitt Htior rMrr lu innl((U- v limit mi !." iur iri'-i "i inn inonlha III Iho villain 'l l'wtt. lit (. ihHwt iiroi lm l, t numlil'tiiHl)f, irnitn.whirfa fl'lti-dlloU Will lK UahhH tl'HiU (It IilIuMlli Lkviltloii; In th t'oiinty Court ollht nf Orreou, In tltHt fr III i'lHtlllT III t tllMltllllst, lu Ih mHer o( th tilflhn il Joltlt rrev itmii Inr it Hon itiM-il tj.(rKtui, Itiuut, u4 mult H'jttiir. ut rtltr, In mimitiuw ) ttmti nn- jtillnt ( Ha'tHWv trwllHl. ftfltiiuUU 1'iMltti) , Ori(UM T iti bnnml'i0 ouitty ( .mti ( iht SUte( Otvffuu, fur Iht Count) o( I'ulUHil'l Wv, IH tniitpniigtirtl, lrtfl vi(rr ! t tout-of rVMtN.ttt rrwlnt t, Colun.iji t'oittity, OlVtton. WKo h IPlllallt nililnl III lsttl r fttKl ihlrl- iU ytlut t- llio tittitln anJ nt)it ul llila trUlUu, whuM ri-iMH'ifuilr ,fiHtm your huimrtvt'tr Unit, i itt nutiUr tnu at Ui it rtnniy tHiiirt. tHMiimnt'titg oil ttotlitt-wtay. lh 1th ttujr o NoMiukr J'jtrt, ( htl lu tlir ttiuucy ftnttl bau Im lit vil t HI tlelm. lu Mltl oMtnlr M !(, Iil Uft-iiw tm Mriitrl luJohit fvvmq to tctt itlrlliitiu. litutu, its mU ll'Utf, hrl 0l4wft itt i)rthtttlt lri lhu ui irlUli tu Ns-AMMsw if lii-H, Ctiinm bu I OUMH . Ori.rtti. auJ tt)l HU U lli Vlia Us I ul iii mm JHa rrtwmwM tr iii l ( I.' nuHilht fnun (he Tth 1t f Nowmlr, t un l ot wiiu n )r.'f (H-iiuonvm will rt yr), Hermu H'hmttt.t.titist' ltilT.-'ist whmllt. vi ujrffi J i Jlt'K.i. f. T iMrt, J -rut f.invH bUUvr, t.' II Kay, K f Krlrln-w, 4 tt "hiUm W ivtj.t tUMi-.fcr r w iiritui, W Auitcm-u. H Wfit. ,irni4U( r H .t'lfttn. J lUhmli. J O lnuU. lfm. Ostlvn C I Mntlth. I lVjijf?f. co kiiul-l, iutint .K-mrm. ! crwlWlt H lu.t-vtIfi l' M -Urt f A Frairs. IhomsM Urrt r. ti V UrXutl, 1. 1 ) Kali-h. Kmmtjcr, V t ksjntmr. W i -mtth, K i.u VHt. tt w Wirl, J Mr UriitttiUff, W k iHraw-svr, it.hrt UM, i.rv tirnl. 1 K 4o(fr Mm lUnuoti. H , kuUrtf-m. f I'ljnr, It huhmu, f.ti Him . M trMti. Xft' I iiKtlttKvr, iuUtx lrrur ihn ibun t M itilttriMiu, JtiUitl h hti4!4fw tttKirgv . r'rnkr lloiuvr 4ir haft. t(" A Vltlu-f. II M It i fit, iiurmttn i(tnuij t JOB PRINTING IS OUR DU8INE88 WK Imvo tllO UHt ttlltl llKWt fully pqulpiMul. loh Print hiK Olllci' in ( Vluiiil)lii County ,ln1 tw are prrpaird to ilo all kinds of Printing on short notice and at most reason able prices A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE OREGON HI I ST quick a. m. holton Tiiu Columbia County ABSTRACT AND TRUST CO. TlTI.KS KXAMlSI-n AustractsMadi Non-Kksidknt Tanks Paid V 1. RliAf. MSTATK 1? IRAN'S, KTC J Ks-htnl.il 1. 1. 1 PHV.NTiM A X- STTRflK OV '"'. -: r i J - fT IIKI.KSS UKKliOK. NOTICE OFCUAROIAN SALE OF REAL ESTATE TOVTSS AMI ELECTRIC LIJiES. The building of a new steam railway ! alwavs uieans the bjcatiou of new limn. and had money j ,ite, ami tl, i,,.;!,!;, ,-i.iM. ti, to burn and mothers who were willinsr. !.,,,,.,, i v....i, it..t .... i . . the mouth of tlieColumbia will piobably result in a boom for some cit across the river from Astoria, or perhaps a new town will be started at a point advanta geous to the railroad builders. -The con- ; struclion of Eastern Oregon roads will j , (f.lloned Lv r.n.id buihlinir nf riii. . r - " - i :t :ni one ol n 'cure of places that cmld i,e n.iiiinl. To soitie exitHit the railroad ! j ' ' 1 e pi r to dt-teriiiine a here a city l -h il! he Imilt, in., iiMiallj this power is j fi-ici-t.l, m tin.t rasis, so that li.e lailn.a.i cuiiii-aiiv tirolits bv the nil-! of Hit rial estate in ! tlki. ti. Km', i It kr., i l Hair'. I A lUuaurn-l. A ,u.nt..ii l.o.'r,, i a,i ! Krrl.tl. A N Wlnl. 1 hn I Mi-. ... II II I'.iin, -A NrmiiiU. Jl'iacllrl W W nl J i rr IV .1 I hlMm.trv. H rumnu. i. mtitt 1.1 W i.- lfriii. II Niinnii, f, rni.ri, r r: llni.ii Infill. 1 1 lllm... t hit. Yr,ittl. I II To. k.-f " I iru Kmrrll. 1 K riRSiau, K ii tui.ll. Xi.li.fi l.rret.y oUrn thai I. I' I llrlt. ' W. . II Ufstll. K.mr-ti.,tt "I iii.- i-,-r...ii .u ..(!,- .. llwrrl s . ., ... Ilru, .uln.if un Inr a.i.l ht vinii ol .i ,.r.rr 1 H0TICC FOR PUBLICATION 111","-"", ' '' '""f '' "' ,' ""i"- " '' f ''" Ijr'.'i -.-irr.l.... V., IttW. W...l r.-.-t . i.m ;.l.-"i .thvri-i.1 c n. iuu. i t ulwl sti.-, U.i. tnw. i'..,ii,. ,,, lu-r .U nW.I, irlll ,.ti lri.li, toih ! ( i ,.. ' ' , ,, i . .S..l,-mlT. I'Afc lllr i,.ul ..I In n rl..- ... i .l,. I, hi-lrhv ali.r, I..h.V I ..((vjutiii,;;, ,,.;- .... , ,, u-i,...:iL.,,,JiM:H1,;u'.Vr,:v ...icii. .... . . u -.4, .Mi iiuii u, me nigitii.i t j,, . WJ ii , , jf , lh H. HENDERSON, REAL ESTATE, JERSEY STREET,. ST. JOHNS, ORE. Any communication from my Columbia County friendj . Karding investments in St. Johns and vicinity will mtht prompt ami careful consideration. Mer f..r r..h. all th,; rial.! . title ami tiit. r.! al .alii Hi-rlirrt .1. Mrlx lu ami tu trie .Vtrlh half 'il iti. N'iriti w.-.l ,( uctrtor ( s,'.-tlnlt l'n In T..wiMl Knur Ni.itl. i.f lUti !.. .i. ul tlit1 V illauu-ttr Mi-M-IMit 1.1 1 il,iutiid t .unity. Orrftntt. aiili;,- t tu tlie iuu,,-r lulcrv.t ol t'U"rtm A. Ilarr tlir.-ln sin:h t. will liff iiiail.i fur .'Mh Itt liaii'l (p't in th.- Cutirlrm.tl'in .r a.ui routuy t nurt ut i lftt...j. I '..nut. . Miitr .if (iri guti. I'lltl-.l Una .11.1 i! ul (;rtol.TI A I) , I'aa, r.j imix. 'imr-lnii i f llic I'eraun atll Kiliatcul HrrU-M S. Itrlt, a nttti'ir. t..l..ln, ,t avfil.r.1 Ira.ta. ,W Ml',, r-ll', S K, ! i Iii T.iau.lil,, .1 V,trh, II., u. i tlr, W tthllt th lt,nl !lilrt .Ut. ,m .lain UtitM , prm. .1. .ir -.,nita airalti.t tl. m i. nioi. u, r,.iin. that id,. ai,. ,)..., ,u.t , .M.VI, i lht.rr.if. I liiur.- . alnal.lr lr It. .l,.ri I lr rli'iillurl f.i,i,.m. will lm rr.l.l an.l ..... i.ir rti.ui in llirti-minlaal.ir.rt ..I icui-i.i ..a.... ,iti;rr AU.r.rtVU.V H tltlM'KII. Klr.( l..ll.'thm (H I l.'.l'. K"I.S' Ija.l (iul.ll. alluu N ,,. i. Yah ' . Har. tl.n Ihr Sitolll.l il l VI crimi. nn 1 niin-h-r. S i asu-it' d th:: ifiii, I'd i re -.,r.l the Ori-jron ii-tn- in the Oiiirrnl Appn-. priatio i M il m.ul I dv. inil in o insig nificance. I'.illauti ii ill ltnoiii;t!u'ounly, and it it i'.i h is sullh icnt rcpreseiitaliuii to secir jtmi.'t- at the hands of the State. N1 on'y d.-s it always have a numerically stroi.g and nn able deleii tion, but it is well known that by virtue of its financial connections, it peiieraliy controls a number of senators and rep- MaanraliKua fa--, nl Iii. initnliaa Tl'uia Vaiall l. . 117(3 IIWIII Vtl'bl LVUU I I-iT. S 1 I , , . . j icr s nip, l CKlVt'sl It'll f.t! t hf i tt-.! y.tr 'I t.itU li;i'.-f, t u, S''inr in:i!i llt l'Vl'1 jiiveii mi iitft'.iii'litiff: h'ri- in i :i 'JH -Vt'i C'JlliJ'KllV, in II. Hi J-rrl-f aim l.j Viin.-e in ihe value Ihe tiv ritv. '! I'tit ll c C'.iistitit tion df electric ronds 1 ' j niil m.t have a similar efl't'tt. The ten-' '-' " ih'i.t-y ul s:ti , Irrtrie line ! to till ;he ter- ii'.... v tt,i-e. In u unit nii;.ll farm. " .-I., umi if ii.leiifrs, thus 'creating a thick-' !" . I i Ul. il r. ii ..t fiuiiii itnuty utttii-r than I - j ;i i'tit. T!-e t-lietric t ...ul i iHOIIiiig.'s ! j r.'.-idcui'c in rittal liirlririr.. Tlie tim j,,!,. ! I an- h.t.'.ii.'. at ,hfnt ii. tenuis i:!..n;il.ej j line fir II. e h.-i:er in rniiiniinlaiinn t,l : 1 ! t) I'.-i-liL'.-l am! htr.t.i-ra. I .... ..f il,. l ai. d i. hit in H...,:ii ni.il miu-i,- it.i'ii.-, inakes it linpfitct niil.le or s'fjiii rii.nl.'. tu (,lai'e Hat.,ns nt-ar In.-thei. The I'uflhtnd-.iiluni electric line touches in-1 scarcely n town throughout the distance of fifty miles, and yet it is not probable ul tt to be given a representation propor tionate lo its population it would abso lutely control legislation in spite of the opposition of the outside Plate. When Portland wanted an appropria tion of $500,000 for its Exposition this doctrine of proportionate representation was carefully kept in the background nml there wits no reference made to the fjjlein hojj milt ss il were to praise its rot uid proportion-, and amiable disposi tion. But the Exposition is over and Multnomah county would like to bring about a state of iid'airs whereby all the political power of the State would be vested in the metropolis. It is well that the outside counties fako warning now that unlets they defend this move ment at the next session they will have yoke fat-tened upon tlieui that will be verv hard to throw oil". Senator Fulton's idea of harmonizing the Republican party by appointing us Collector an udherent of the Winon fac tion tuny he g-iod polities, but its rough on those who have been his personal j followers for many years nnd woulj have In en tickled to get a chance at Ihe pie ! counter. Tlteid is C1. Holer, for in j stance. Is Senator Fulton of the opin-.j ion that Malcolm controls mote votes thnn the mini who runs thy Salem Jour nal and the Willamette Valley Develop ment League? j Mail u ('Inn'! ' A dangerous surgical operation, volving the removal of a malignant ctr, as lar'e astuy hand, from mv tlatiyli-, that any towns of considerable nomila p, was prevented by the applies-1 tiou will be built along its course, huiall tion of Iiucklen s Arnica Salve," says A. I villuges will undoubtedly ipriiig up, C. Stickel, of Miletus, W. Va. "Persist- where a few stores will supply the wants ent use of the Salve completely cured it." 'of the people of the surrounding country, Cures Cuts, Burns and Injuries. 2oc at ! but tiie population from which the line all druggists. will get its traffic will reside on farms ainl gardens. Gradually the large farms they will sus- calling upon the legislature to turn down ! win "ve to ten times tho number of Jonathan ISourne for U. S. Senator anl faotilics they do at present. The next choose some other man. This will not " J ' a" many changes in be done. A majority of the legislators ; "" territory traversed by the 1'ortlaud- Oneor twonewsusners in the state arei H'ul subdivided until LA aCfa5a2Ja 1 Royal Oak Dresser. No. .Vs. When M,n !),; If.:Hfr Mitt ,lvo Kl,lltl,iml Jin! rr,- t.,riK.,i,!r rvi l.inr r, n,r ha t tint wc .,1, r,tir,- at !orr mu th in a.n .!.. r linn in ihr fit)'. ri.CM.e.il ,!,r,M ..(,,., 'i;;i tin Ins. ,iln,v.,l ,rVl-l i,l, te H.irn.r Piv.M ,, ;l,e. It i, , t,: ( royal .,ak itt, U'.,ut,ll ou.irirr KMinnl top iin.l tr.itit, i ln-re utK f air .lrai r, t o, ilr ., t I,. . ,...ti i . , , . '-.' Jon line the iff, iitnl a. I . -rr iittf.l nr.i-s t.iU at,, mi. A verv iu.it at, 1 ii'i l one il,.it i.i i i WiSHIMGTOH tMO THIH0 STS. CHILDIf H S 8H01S All Til III! A COMPLETE UNI I OF 8UITABLE KINDS ( FOR WINTER WEAR KNIGHT'S WA's6rosisTtore rommc, man illnttr.i Willi ca't and key. attritivc ilfi.ik.fi atinnt f.iil t.. ..t Our price 10,, v 1 ' - THE BIG STORE DOW" BY THE BIG 8AWMILL 13 SI (;.()() PAY $3 CASH. 41.50 MONTHLY aTfiS.ll.l (rr,r n,,,,.,. ,,,. '""'""K.th.mlnKlhelinr 2-'""reeM'll n the ),(.,! . ir 11 nit ph,. Vc ,iy ri.iKlt Il Reccivino; New Goods Every Day! Iii 1 10 Week. GEVURTZ&SONS PORTLAND, OREGON 17:1-17.-. KIIIST HTKKKT a.l-i!7 VAMIIll.I, MTHKK-I' signed ntatement No. 1 and they will stand by it, not only Irtcatise thy arB honorable men b it because their con stituents are watching fieni and if they fail to keep their pledge their political fate would be denied. A Yrtar of Illooil. Sale ttj electric line that the country will scarcely be recognized by people who are iibreut during that time. REAL ESTATE TBA.VHl EKH. WVWVYWVVJ v t vwvWwyvyv When you buy tlint new fall suit of Welch, remember his iron clad guarantee IF NOT RIGHT, WELCH MAKES IT RIGHT. ii Following are the real estate transac- ! tions filed for record during the week ' Made KiglHv The year 1WY1 will lonjr t rcincmljeret'r ending O t. 27, 18XJ : in the home of F. N. Tacket, of Alliance, W If and N K Dolman to las and :Fit Right,: Ky as a year of blood; which fljwed so copiously from Mr. Tacket's ltir4 that death seemed very near- lie writes: Severe bleeding from the luniji and a frightful cotiyli ha'l brought mj at death's floor, when I began taking Dr. Kind's New Discovery for Consumption, with the astonishing result tint after taking j I'verding & Farrell to O ACK ft four bottlei I was completely restored! Co, lot 2, sec 21, .'!, 1 and as time has proven permanently j (i J H F and C E Graham to R V cured." Ouarantee l for Sore Lungs, (iniham, Jr, lOnd in 30, 7, 3. , Coughs ami Colds, at All Druggists, l'rice Same to .Mrs. G M Morse, land In 60c and JI.00. Trial bottle free. I Columbia County J53 Chas Muckle, se qr of nw qr tec 10, 4. 2. $ Kastman InoCotoO JLitik, nw lif of ee qr sec 10, 0, 2 Alfred and S K Frivkson t A , nml I, A Hmith, w hf of nw qr nee:!:!, 8. 3 JO 400 180 Priced Right SUITS $7.45 to $25. :lch TUEMf ..... a iiepiiuu,,,, f Amt riiamllng for Only Iht licit In General Merchandise! I TIIM MUCKLE BrrOUB f Has a Iteputail,,,, of Long Klamllng for Only tht licit In I Dart & Muckle. I 221-223 MORRISON ST., CORNER FIRST. PORTLAND. Vra.aar..al aSm Mal.H ..aa. f1aLfi-Jt 1 I NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION H"""" ' '' "'".i, I'grtUitil, ., Ni.tlio I. I,.....i 1 Hi.i. 4, iiii. Hilt tin. t.rnvla I... . f , '." "i'.Hiir if atM'tr 1 o ii;,;t,,,?".r..,v..T' 'I ... till till, 1'iililii' I ni.il k, . . """.aniuii. i -1 111 iii "a ,ii..r.iViI.i '"" r '' Iht. I. "l ,1 . , ,,, l i nt N W.'.l. nn. I will . 1 . . . """li. Ilnnim Nil. I Him. f..r ii, ri,.,,,,,,, '! ,' "iH-r ..r .i.hih '' huh,, :;!, v. : ,;,wl", Wllheaai-a: I I, rl.i v... .i I. 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