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About The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913 | View Entire Issue (July 5, 1907)
OREGON MIST Entered at the l'ostoffiee at St. Helens, Oregon, as second -eliisa mail matter. SOOXS vmvnvii latter l want to say Unit tliey liae all 1 111, V HEW Text i . ISSURD KVKRY FRIDAY BT E. II. I'LAGG. Editor and Troprhstor. Subscription Rms.s One year..... Six months . ,...,1.!W ... .75 Advertising rote made known on appli cation. Lcyptl notices 25 centa tr line. JULY 5. CIRCUIT COURT OFFICERS : Thomas A. McBridk. DistrfcTJmtRe O. L, Hkix:ks ...District Attorney COUNTY OrFICKRS: R. S. HA.TTAK, liulifc ..St. Helens V. A. Harris, Clerk St. Helens! Martin WhiTK, Shcriit ..St. Helens Caspkr LiniiL-'ommissioner Mist H. West, Conmrr.. Seappoose Edwin Ross, Treasurer- St. Helens A. T. Laws, Assessor.... St. Helens I. H. CoHKLAND, School Supt....I loulton Frank B. Prkscott, Sunr Rainier II. R. CUFF. Coroner St. Helens women covernkeht seance In recently published compilation of census bureau etilisties relative to the women workers in the United States it is shown that the government service attracts many and that in clerical work women are quite prominent. Though they are as yet only one to ten in comparison with the miruW of men employed, it Is signiucant that there are no less than 13,332 female government clerks. All hut four btvikg new in lire lu the u minim scholia of Oiviron have Inen Iclmnipd by the State Teat-Rook Com uiNsoii and new text-Woks will be tub- mitU'd at the beginning of the new cchoul year. The fourth and fifth. Cvr readers, the Thomas elementary hiftorv and the Heed speller are the books rvUli.ed. Civil government has been dropped entirely as a sotkio subject and will lie taught In connection with history, Tlid mental milium tie has also been dropped an ! the mental exercues will Uj Riven with the aid of the books on written arilhinnlic. In the place of the two mbj.'ds dropped, mi bnport.tut one has hrcn added, that of elementary agri culture. This addition has been made in response to a very general demand. The principal changes are the substi tution of Wheeler's rvadeis up to the third book of Cyr readers, the adoption of Siiuiii a ttiitiiineiics in the place ol went woitl.'.s, the adaption uf Beuhlei's gram mars in the pb.c of Heed and Kellog'e, the d)piiou of the natural Keogi aphics in the pla e ot Frye's and Dond'a United States history in the l;ice of Thomas' advni.cid history. THC UNWRITTEN LAW Out of a mass of information in regard to the women so employed a few points re of peculiar interest. It appears, for instance, that only 2S0 of the 13,332 are less than 20 years of age, while 15 per cent are over 50. There are more women between 30 and 40 years of age in the government service than between 20 and 30, indicating either that thiy do sot seek this work until pretty well ad vanced in years or that thev have the faculty of staying developed to perfection The fact that there are 1970 on the rolls over 50 years of age shows that in official life women are retained in service at ages far beyond those when retire ment becomes practically compulsory in other occupations. There are few teach ers, or stenographer?, or clerks in busi nea establishments who are retained after passing the half-century mark. As in commercial life so in the govern ment service, the women ai a rule are paid less than men for the same class of work. One reason sngtsteJ for this is that as the heads of departments are almost always men they naturally rat) the man higher than the woman. Ap parently if women are ever to get the justice they claim in the matter of re numeration they must get in toexecaiive positions. When the suffragists get all that they want they will doubtless see to it tliat Uie discrimination in the mat ter of salaries betweeu men and women is abolished. (Umpqua News) Within a week there have been two sluHHing affray in Oregon, both of which were provoked by the knowledge of, or the assumption, that the borne had been entered bv the libertine. In the instance of the Bowlsby-Jennings case, the w ife of the former admitted intimacy with the latter who was killed. In the instance of the old Indian scout, Rem olds, the facts as coulessed by, Mrs. i . VERXONIA. (Marie 0, Jhnerson Spencer.) Silent, r-p wing Vii'.umin, Hid 'mm g the western hills, Nestled wIipm old Nehaloui - Winds her silvery stream,, Drunk wi h the ae, nt oi roses Ai d the (plaint old hemlock tree, Iteguili iv sp.)t in nature, Wh re i.1 thine equal I pray? Were tvd -s on Lebanon's mountains, I wonder, mine stately than these That I'Kithe the Nehalein volley With fragrance, beauty, and grace. And Knph'H, that flowed through Kden, Did ever her pure, coo. Ing stream Excel tlnpi' ind old N'ehalem, The valley's in ((summer's dioanif See how the x Idea sunbeams l'hiy over yondur hills, Hark I hostile birds are aiuginj From every tree and twig. Say why would you covet Heaven, Or uionrti the Paradise lost While such erfectlon of nntnie la open to man on earih. CHUM -WITH OM XATUItK A FAMOUS NEWSPAPER UAH William E. Curtis, the famous corre spondent of the Chicago-Record Herald, writes a two-column letter for his paper every day in the year without intermis sion. His powers of sustained w ork are as great a marvel as his faculty of al ways makinghis matter interesting. I'robably no tther newspaper corre spondent in the country is read so regu larly and eagerly by so many thousands of men and women as Mr. Curtw. Jlr. Curtis has traveled several times aronnd the world, visited every couniry under the sun, and written a larger number of brilliant and interring leiters of travel than were ever before produced by a etiigle hand. Many of thee have Inter been reprinted in l ook form. One of his latest expedition f,.r the Chicago RecorJ-HeraM was t'iruiu'i Mexico, re- t ulting in a series of letters as entertain- I P"SJilily at a sli-l.t lew ing as tliote he wn.to a fe years g j vate firms are not in biuine for r.-pn itpjnoiiis, ni'o prove intimacy, as sus pected by the bushand, and this man killed Herbert because he believed him guilty of a great crime. The man who goes into the homj of another and de bauches it, does so at his own risk. lie deserves all he gets and more. There is no punishment sufficiently severe in comparison with the wrong com mitted. Sj long as libertines are found who have no respect for the raeredness i of the home and who exert their smooth villany to accomplish their own base designs, just that long will the unwrit ten law find favor in the hearts of Am erican manhood. It may also be truth fully said in connection herewith that there are frequent cases wlurein women areas cunning and designing as the men. For such class little consideration should be shown. When, nf;er her pir nmoir has been tlx in by the enragod husband, the wife has the nerve to testify aud admit having consorted with the fellow and entertained him at her home on numerous occasions, she is as biij a menace to good society as the man who baa met his death. Any woman of mature age and ordinary intellig ence knows right from wrong and if the seeks the company of others than her lawful husband she is abont on Dar with tha skunk of a man who makes it his busi ness to enter the horns of another and bring shan.e and disgrace not only upon thera-elves but the onftrlunnte off spring, if any there be. It is a very remarkable showing that has been made in the bids for the new 20,000 ton battleship opened at the Navy Department last week. The private ship yard! and the government navy yards all bid oi the new naval monster, but the private firms won hy close to half a million dollar;. There is no ques tion thar there has beeu soaie good work in ship construction turned cut from the Navy Yards in different parts of tha country. But it would sem that there wai no reasin wlivtlie sime Vessle should cost 13 or 20 per cent more when built by the government then when built bv privatj contract. There is just on thing to be said, and that is, that the advertisement coming from seciirn g tuch a pieca of work would perhaps warrant a private yard j in taking it at th very lir.tmi figures, Hut ttie i.n- Whtn weary aud worn with lh trials ol earth and life looks exceetllncly blue. When apixtlie tails aud tha anxel of levn teems shirk Inn hi duty to you, NYhen health's nwy flush has died on I from your face tud dims the light of your eyes. And lh breast that once (lowed with the Ira of delight now sorves aa a wellsprliif of sigh. Don't picture a vision of colli it and lion era and silence sod crap on the door. Ot sober-faced women and men alt in black, and hearts that are bleeding and so.". But shel all your troubles and east a dark clonk of forgetfuluera orer the pile And seek tho tiiacnllMent hilts over then sod chum with old Natures while. Tk doctor wilt fel your weak, fluttering puli and scan the ex pa use of yout tongue. will listen with ear to your bosom to hear If you're short, whole, or pail of a Inng. Will dose you unti'l yon are weary ot life, with poisons and powders and ptlU, And stuff your poor stomach with nauseous drugs and stuff your breast pocket with bills. Seek not for relief by the medicine route, but pack up Tour roughest old duds, Treat the friend who prate!, near the tall of hts coat with a series of leathery thuds. Turn your back ob perscriptiotis and patented slush so worthless aud damnably vile. Aud fly to the mountains, where hearan perscribes, and chum with old Nature a white. There Is life In the breese that will klu your watt cheeks, there Is health on the wings of the air. There Is food in tha wonderful srente display for the soul that ha famished on care. There Is luusle most sweet In the song of the brooks and a laugh In their silvery spray As It gleams la the light of a cheery old sun like the shower of Jewels at play. And the frost tn the air whets the appetite down to an edgethat's as keen as a knife. And the blood In the veins seems to italic with delight to the music of newly born life. The despondency cloud that has ruled on your face will yield up the throne to a smile. If you'll Just pull your freight fortiios moun tains so grand and churn with old Nature a while. ' Anou. EEAL ESTATE TRA5SFERS. 100 125 from India, Turkey and tha Holy lnd. His forthcoming ieiters from Ireland. Russia and (Juiiiiuiiy w.ll rival in im portance and int ie-t n hi tf his pre vious contribution?. Beginning his career in ( liicago as a reporter in 1872, Sir. Cmtis lapidly roe to lie n-anaging tdiu.r. He ii-sigiiud that po-itiori to ac ept a government ap pointment as secrttuiy of the South American romtnission. So brilliantly did be perfoi in I he dutiei of I hut otli e that Jitmes G JDIa.ii e, 6 tret try of St;tte placed him it the hi a I of t!ie liureaj of American Hepubliis. At tlm world's l.nr in LUicng i lie tli.-tingmst.cd himself A I'o'k county man predicts that ibere as the executue head ,f th i Latin-Am- j w.ll be an ahun tan -e of China pheasant rn.aii ueparwneni. lie is a im riiD -r 01 ; ilns year, as the n bn been most almost every learn, d so.iety in Was!.-; favorable for llier bitching and brool ingtonandof many in Furope. It is Sin. JI-. (,, evidmcj that tha quail not strange, that the Uecord -Herald j ill be m .re iinmeroas too. The other 'punts Mr. Curt s' I. iters .very d .v in day while worltinjr on Itls place he dig- ineiiiM coi.iuiii i itio rout p..g; ami ; c -vered tin- nt ,,f a q tail containing that nohiia bnt a Califointa earth j a d.-zoi egif. Lver lie f..md ilitt the '!" li.-p.aw II JIOUI tllll -llllloll ; 11 l.lll , ,, , fti,,,t ,,,:, ,-,,t! 10 taiion ouiy, un i n is not to i;e supiwg ed that they cont mplate losing from n quarter to a half a million do'lars either forthesike of the arhe-timuient or for the i:o-jd of the government Kepresen ta'iv Caller ol Ne York, who was narurtlly anxious that the llrooklyn Navy Yard in hi.- district s'lould get one ft of i he c .n'Mct-t, hat appl-d t the Navy fleprirlment, but it is rjctically aeeund tint ihe w. irk will bj done by t in low llgorm.' private lirmi. Perhaps tuey meant it to lc an objoct lesson in apportion to government owneMiip. . it t io many qmil np -n m i.onor. tweiilv io nil i., t. ...l ...i i..i t.'-.-J-JJ-.i.-.- hi'gon f. et nn IIi-mi. II.' should make A lurry (;r.W' in Lion cuirity ildiir-! every iff ;it t probct t'te faiil.fnl lit le liri s that hi U ry u di is o;x-ii to the ' bil'l a: d alao t, se' that no trvawiwing po'.Iin ai.. pVk'Kif iti4l. 'V..U on :l.t ' hunters murder hor off p iii mxt fall. to put a U'l lo tin- u u.il nightly v:s-'lll"re iftanot b tatioiisl.yn.in- of Hie y,m ,tf Am;., I. : iho f irim .cans, ritill i.mi'iii r go.ver tlm.o nici's ! llmtltiipi-.il ..f berries i. r.-ad fo thej. A Vam -r ,h tin uppr tVuinbia public and nod-; B iriw are 1 1. n y J i ivar will bo elnnged t an pil-linr.ier Hue, big lei f li .-S-II.C kiul li t io, in ltiere.tr f liar-, ttie object" being to mill I yon . I y. tir wife's k .. ( '.i;iv re.ln-e tho fuel hip. Wt ieir during and be I.. :i.y." N . oil.i Hi. t - lu't'io lin.o tha- h.i wai navigated she . boui- men w l.o wo-,1 In't give 10 c -i.t i a bim.d f240 w..rUi of ci.il in a week, ton for ii h f,iil, jnn l it i sill that with ol the :o t will " ""' " beonlyT5l f-r the sum lime, which A .ii)i"l.l o in- id ne i-chio... t ! uieiins i. n uionth t'm suving will be IM'tow, I..i, wis leni.ty ic;iiiiitd "bj-.it f D0, or ...or ti'J'10 a year to he i f the ciio.jiu of as io.lt hi d buio y -.y : s teed ly co:i. rting tl c crift into an rpaukit.R mini" o' Hie glil siu 'eitt. JI -.il-buriir. ic cm rat. lily to lh.it claims that I hey y. r njii ity mi I hill toe railroad c n.ip.uiea nhieh have lo ho Fpaiike i lo pie t.o ih k) I di.- u'ot.'cd oil f r fuel have very greatly upline of the tui.oj, llu sch Jul bor I ; cut do n the op' rutin; expsntes if run raised his salary, mug their t ains. ""''Sn-'"' FBIhf, ". ' -.... i Anchor Logging Co to F M Ellis ' nw qr of sw qr sec 3, n hf of n eqr of sw qr of ne qr 5 2 . . . Dean Blanchar l to I V Kistner lot 12 blk 0 Blanchard's add to Rainisr B and A BirkenfeM to Ben W Birk enfeld 1 acre tec 0 5-5 E L Bradey to N'ehalem Iny'ft Co sw qr tec 28K-5 egcept 25 a. . C and E E Bradbury to It A Qaia- ley 40 acres in 23 8-4 1 Columbia Timber Co to Ernest Waieer ne qr of nw qr sec 22 0 2 except timber, 4C0 R D Cole to SO Powell sw qr sec sec 28 6-4 10 J JI Wunstroin to N'ehalem Invest ment Co lou 3 & 4 sec 7 0 5. . 10 M C Wilson to Nehuleiu Inve-t- ment Co lots 2 3 4 5 sec 6 4 4 except 20 a 10 it N Lovelucn to W R Mckee n hf tf no qfsec 10 72 250 Wash Mnckle to Kdwin Kos sw qrof seqrtes 27 5-2 Wi S W Nelson lo Chiles Muckle 271.1 a sec 7 4-1 100 F J Piailie to Micoae! Doran g hf olneqr lot 4 sec 15 7-4 1200 T Ituckmnn to T J McMillan re qr of swqrsec27 7-2 10 A 8clnmee.i to Fred U Davis land in Do Is a 1 1 to rainier. . 10 St. Helens Lol-e I. O. O. F. fo C L Ay res lot 2-1), cemetery.... 20 J L Downing to F and B Uhlmar part Straughter claim 4700 Aar.d E Erickson to andrew Jolir.- S .n latd in s(C3l 7-4 000 N C Franck to F N' Ellis nw qr of sw qr sec 3, n hf of ne qr sw qr of ne qr see 4 6-2 100 W O 8.irner t Nehal in IoveH ment Co 30 acres in ns qr sec 6 4-4 N and W Jen ten to P.ter Peterson 20.20 acres J Ktraughter die C CKe iey t Detroit Twt Co 7 .icres in sw qr of sw qr sic 10 5-5 T Kraft t John, Wellington 2?4'a Bryai.t'sd le.. latter I want to say that tluW hae all the Annvlcan shrewdness ami are hard 10 beat In striking a bargain. 1 visited a numlwr of localities In the IsU'iila nd as far as I ctu si e tho unlives are very well satisfied with the Ameilcan rule, In fact I did not hear a single complaint from one during my stay. Of comae I did not have mi opportunity to sound the sentiments of tho war tribes Who dwell in the Inlet lor, but just now every. thing is very quiet and I believe the Am erican occupation Is about complete I.ontl l.lve the Klnu,! is the popular cry throughout Kumiean countries: while in AmerC tha cry the present day is "Long live Dr. King New Discovery, King of Throat ami Lung Remedies!'' of whlli Mrs. Julia Ryder l"alne, Truro, Maa,,savs: "It never falls to give Immediiitu relief and to quickly euro a cough tr eld, Mrs l'aine's opinion is shared by a majority of the inhabltrnts of thi comtry. New Diwov.ry o.ires weak lung and sore throats after all other remedies have (ailed: ami for comths and c .Ids it's the only sure cure. Guaranteed hy all drug gists. 80c and tl CO. Ttl.il buttle free OKEtiOX EMEItTAlS l)ISTi tilIIIIEll MUX Vice l'resldeut Fairbanks ami Nerre tars b'arllehl to be with a In July Hon. James R. (larlleld, Secretary of the Interior, and p.irty will spend Saturday, July 13th, in Portland They will be gurats of Dr. Henry Waldo Coe for a drive over the city and lunch eon at his r sldence and for a banquet at tho Commercial tin') in the evening, All Oregon is iudehted to Mr. A. Craig, Passenger Train o Manager of the Great Northern Railway for publicity given this State in many of the leading papers of the country. Including those of New York, St. Louis,' and other great cities. Mr. Craig feels that J5000 prixe offer of the Portland Commercial Club should result in an enormous advertise ment for the State. Vice President Fairbanks will be the guest of the Astoria Chamber of Com merce July 15t'u, with banquet at Sea- sidev 1'ortland imsmsts Men have In con tern plat ion nn escursion covering about twenty-live points in Northwestern Or egon and Western Washington July 24ih to 28th. , Many complimentary reports are be ing received from the newspapers of Nebraska, containing good words about Oregon ai s remit of the Omalu bust men's excursion to this State. It is the onsensus of pinion among the beet advised grain men that the when ciop of the present year will leave in the hands of the farmers of the Pacific Northwest from .ri,000,000 to HO.OOO.OOO, assuring good times. Large delegations will go from Ore gon to attend the Christian Endeavor Convention at Seattlo, the National Edu cttional Association Convention at Los Angele, and the Baptist Young People's Convention at Spokane, and all should bear io mind that every ticket is good to any railroad points lu Oregon. Judg ing from advance preparations being made by the ditrerent delegations' they will do a great work in advertising the resoiuces of the State. Oood reports are being received from all the fiuit sections of Oregon. Tl crop is satisfactory, tho pricea arj good at ihe preient time and the prospects for the tall fruit Crop are the brightest in the history of the State. 10 3200 10 550 The Charming Woman is not necessarily one of perfect form j ani features, atany a plum woman a ho could never serve as an artist's model, posce those rare qiulitiraj tliaUII the world admires; neatness, clear eye, dead smooth skin, and that sprlghtli ness of step and action that ac ompany good health. A hysicnlly vtrak woman is never atmctive, nonteven to l.er-ell Electric Bitiers lecture week women, give itiong nerven, lriki- tVey, smooth, velvety skin, beautiful c iniplexioii. U Us run teed hy all ilruggisti. 50c. Colombia County Bank Does General Banking Money Orders Cheap Wm. M. Ross, Proprietor, 8T. HELEN'S, ORE. J JR. mm IN woks,: PHYSICIAN. & sr. HKI.KNS, I I SURGKON Oil KMC ijR.it.it. t-Lirr, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON ST HKI.KNS DHSUON. SUMMONS lor III lh Circuit Curl nf Hi flats (10 c"". l I OHIIlr l .II.M.I, I. M, Hall l.ls. laiiillir, Si Mary II. Ilsll-l.i-wls, iti'lemlunl , To Mary It. 1UII I cwIp, Iho Shove tiains l itelell.lanl: , In ll.e iian "I theSial.. ot lre(" vnu are herein. rsH.r.lrv.1 In rr anil aitawvi l Hie iMii..lalnl llte.1 asnliul .urn In Hie al u HHr.lsiilti.il er liehtrs tha ennrsllon "I sis iif. lts from a n.l alUT Iho Mr.l .iil.llcailn l Oil. lltiilmilli. I.l ttll -lll Will ilnv el Jim.'. I,.,., tt.i.i ii .nt, i,tii m. hi aniH'ur ami aits.. n.'.i.. .I.l ilnirt lr wdiil ll..ctl till. I'lslnli III ui.,,1, I,, lha I'iMirl lul llio f. Hi'l i!iniiOi'-l ill Ih.. i ..i.lliii. i.t lt -I..r a .Iscfeit i the Mlil iMMrl iurvr.llwli lu lit Honda mI Ml rlnmiiy tietv ami linetul.ito siliu l.leu I'lalnilrfaii I ivleu.lanl, ."l lr s.ich mher. Inrilior and .lirtcwiil relicl a tu I tin t'ourt uia seem hi1! H.iil iHmtrttil this M.II.II.U..K is iuhnliwl Ity outer m II. .u. t'll.ta. N. Hrt.l.', Jn.tiie ot tli t'ln'Mll I'.tiirt ot the fiaii. iil.iies.i.t. lorilin'.ti..ii .tl .'..Itn.lt.l't. mail.. Ni.'t emreU on Ilia HHl .lay ..( Mv. Ital . Mint wlilrh uxler illnil. thai yu.t aptHisr suit altattpr MM nool'lalut vtlthltl slB itn'ks m.lU Ilia llll !tlbl..'atiU ol litis lUUI lit ..its 'I ha data .tl Ih rl piitltfal!n ot Ihls Sum in.tits Is Hi lllti dar t Mar. I'OJ I'lUNIi MitTTKR. Ailoinr) (or I'lalnHrT ftir.MM0.NS. In Ihe Ctrt'titt Totirt ot Hie Mate al Ongxe, for tulu.ul.la t'onntv R. II. Wattwl.l, I'laiutir) is Maraarrt K. Warlialil. itrlvintanl. lo Mmrvl K. II acllel.l. ilel.'.i.lnul. tn Uie name ol lite Mat itl ttrsou. roa a. herel.v re.iulie.1 to atntritr aim aiitavr tits ctniuialiil Htrtl aaalut von in III att aiitiHe.1 suit on ur tier .. tha 0.1 aar ol An irl IWI that IwiusHia lal oar inrw-.t. nl in ill onlr ul it. tat'lt.'aiiit l Hos utt.moit. atol II i.tti tall l hi aMiaar and attr mI.I roiut.taliit, Hi plaint:, till apely to It. rotirl for Hi rrtvlf prated lor. 14 ll fora dltorc from Hie niarriaiie a&Wllit Imicu you and lit t'la itiirr Tilts siimiiioi.s Is pi.lduhr.1 in the Otvtou Hist lor sis rtr.tieci.tlva tft'eat u nr.lof ol Mlil I'trtnilt t'ourt dttlt mail and vntfd on lit iMh . lair ol J.tna. 1 11.'. Hi n.at oiinll.allon b In on Hi .Vh ,tar ol Jult. tw;. and ims la.l pttTiiit'siiou twin on in ir. .lajr ol Aug1'!. IVi, Free Ittutttrated Purnlture Catai Telling How Vou Cang fhl Great " ; - ;lrfi i . .. 1 15 1 W M. ttlVI. M'KSl KK A rHlt I.L ,lllii(a, ) lor 1'iainl.n. STATE BANK OF BRAINIER'-0 RAINIER, ORE. CAmALJS,ooo lour rr wnt intcr.t paid on saving drpoiit. Inlvrrat roinpoiindtM afinl-aiinuallr, March I and Srptruibvr I. W. B. LOTTMAN, Cajmiik Collections Made :- Drafu Issued Steamer Iralda C. I. Hooghktrk. Muster. RAILROAD TIMK. l4tlVe Rati ft tf t lUtl tmt.t al.,.. . t ... St. .a iMII't, ml $ A- 34.. lrirtjiirf frit mi lf;s.. . ... m. nfiurniuf. iff I'-.rUsiti.l skt j P ., trrlvlto ! nt. UcJt-u t 4 X Passengers and Fas! Freiilt. FOR PORTIANO DAILY 1'ORTLAND LANDING. TAYLOR 8T "ECLIPSE" .STEEL RANGE Djlivtrdtoyourl,, freight prepaid for IN Then you may pav i liiMithly. You uk tin' i.r.igc wiiiie yoo pay fjr it, ' Wc ore wholesale tlealcra in the great Kclipse Sled Ratine, niul can accordingly auote lower prices than in nskcil hv tthcr houses handling inferior ranees. Vos do not jay 65 for nu hi'lipsc 6 holc range, but only t4$ making na'i ii 1:o. The prices go up May 1st so drop us a tiostal card for our fine catalotms NOW. Wc curry nil sues, with and without rcscrvoiru .Mention uie .mist wnen you write. QEVURTZ & SONS 73-175 Vint Street Portland, Oreson opROSI&Sy0J 'P SETS FOOTWEAR S FASHIONS j CANVAS SHOES IN ALL COLORS THAT WILL MATCH THE SUMMER GOWNS OREGON A.10 uwioN Pacific PRICES S2.60 AND S3.50 SOBOSIS CATALOGUE CNT MIK ON RCQUCtT SORO8I8 HOSIERY TO MATCH THl HOCB. CtT THAT CAN Bt OTAINl0 price asc to ti.eo, KNIGHT SHOE CO., THIRD AND WASHINGTON. PORTLAND. OHC. pmnmimmrtfmwiffmitmf mmmmwm: THE BIG STORE D0W BY THE DIG 8AWMILL I Receiving New Goods Every Day lit the Week. Occ.w'O'in'ly fine w.ll read an Inter view had by a iifixflpnrhT rfpoi't'-r with an arrival from Ilia l'l.i'ipi.liiea wherein thu Uniied .States is denounced in swre terms f..r liol.liiiit nnlo th it lands and tryiiiK t. i-ivilir. ilieir i. Imbi'iintn, ami then ano h.-r traveler w.ll s-xoress him. self ind:recily...pKiU ternia, as Indl cntttd jy th folio in- hii:h apiearMl in an east, r.i cxvl.aniM ncenilv: '"I have just returned t this cmibtry from Manila, nn I if itlivonn thinks tliat the I'hil ppin nreni't pr g'sin lnouht t . ko "ver t ieft. a id l ike a p e,. I was greatly surprised with tho way thi nn- tives lnv t.iken to (lie A-neriiMn Mean, j e'peciinv nave tl.ey nlauirhed some of the small iminiieH ois id ur Ciilniry. men until on tl.lnks he is tulkiiu lo a til ul..e Vai.ke alien lie aur.Hii lies a KOTICK. Tn nil l ... I . ... , n vil, ,i lll.,v cixtf rn ' V in h ... Hereby notlrled that I. Anl . ..i. iinil n cmzcii ol tlie-tJniU'.l States, and an a. tual h'na II, l gum,., jiwin tlin lands l.ereinafier descrllwd. ' ' " "HSMIl fl Sflfl lin. 1(111 in 11,1 lB,..m... Ceiilr.il kailroad Company and Its am 1 s .rs an. g, for tl0 purcww ( tie fo o Inir il..,.iil.,l 1 siluittd in the Countyof Col.iinhls and bint of Oregon, to-wit : 8iiiiheat quarter of section one townsh,,, 3 0lth three west! wu ' W,,l""'e"f W'-'rldiifn, rani.1,,1,,; IU) acres of land, , or u ,H( Zr 'l,!fCof,l,h ,1,B U'.8' 'J'rnnien, Huney of ihe sume.and that I claim il., r.,,e ... veisely toward all , , rhls applu ailon and selection is n a le f..r tnv own exclu.lv i. '. and Is also made for the pnrfio.e of ...... y., ,.m,,v( uiiproveiiieiit, cultiva. rect y or Indirectly selected or appll. d for iIih property for the use or ben III oi any t r p. rson 1 r person. Thi. iiitUesnd my gi.j.l p,.icalUl j, made -. ... c,lt. mm pan eii ar v nnder lie Act of Congress' appio, May 4tli, 1870, grantln. Un.ls to ,Td custrucllou of a nillrond. ",u AM)HH'.V ANDEHSON Applicant and settler I'M.is' iikcot. hiiaoo- I'ljicrilvi. !. I A I. r,,r Hi. t ... vln lliiniliiKiiin. HI'iKNK riTVli it, n. Walla Walla, l.-l I't'.n, (.'Xtir .I'Alriie. ""'I "Irfat Morllii.r.1 Hints. i I r.ANTIi:-" s-y ..in-. lot id, i . Hun,. iKvii.r f.rava I I A . II Hsllx. S 1.1 I'.' M Hall;. 1 Arrlv.s. i ii f, it lull)- .( A. M I'ailf. lall)f. . (nn,.. Lower Columdia Rivkr. .m, rlla..lo leaves Hr.rtlan .lallr ,sr.i Hinidar, at ;ll d. m. u..i ....... .. ! "al" Muii.trty r"X.'t-0mRA,jQ",:"M Usneral Passaasor Asonl. 1'OUTI.ANIi Ors. Witnesses, K. K. Ouick NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE. " Kaiisi''i. Willis,,, A .J.l,..!,..), Hwe.i Krlekson. Harrslla Krli k.n hi. ..i.. M,,iJ.i,1i''"r,,,h.,,"'""". ''inlVrii. lioiiril,. ih. I . '.,.," anws ..mm,. 1 .ml ,lte, ,h Wif. .I.,' ," Z' wS"J,rKl ili-... u-L ami oaiiM. .mil,,. .. i-jiii. it, r,ivr ,.r i. ..... --- plHlnll r. ...j .,., "!." .""vo nsiiiwl aiiu, It.r ihu sun. .Tf aiiai . ".'"' "loreiel. " I In.... id. w i ! ,,i a. .P"r,,u'1'1 l'.'r i-iiiiirr silltl of Sy ut ,-(. 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K,'' !.';,o.h V J ill. a. 1 107. ,n '"'"r Kln,p,,l,,r.,ln'".'u"i;''',l 0 I t JOB PRINTINC 18 OUR DU8INE88 Wh lW 1,10 beHt wost t .fl V equipped, lob Print "g('e in (kiiumbia County pid we are prepared to do all hinds of Printing oh short notice and at most reasonable prices j TRIAL WILL CONVINCE EQOm RlllST 1 1 uwioatlon j m. m iuui'
