The Columbian. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 1880-1886, August 04, 1882, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text. i y r THE COLUMBIAN. U. S. OFFICIAL PAPER. NEWS DROrS. Jacob Shobert 13 dead and buried. W. H. Whitney and kohs gave us a call. John It. Watts has lots of lumber on hand. Mr. Hancock has gone to the Cowlitz to locate a farm. Hon. F. A. Moore has nevr blinds on his residence. That's cool. Joseph Fullerton has the finest team of horses in Columbia Co. J. W. C.impbMl has been killing deer creatures in the'mountains. Mr. Conkle is putting an addition to hi house on Columbia Street. To-day the Columbian is two years old. Did it ever look more alive t Taylor's Island farm yields peach plums that will not bear iincactuient. Mr. Eugene White and family mad a flying trip to St. Helen the o.lier day. The Muckles have crone to. Bunker Hill for blackberries not mucklelu rries. Mr. Watts, the railroad damage ap praiser was lately in St, Helen. W(li)ats up t Mr. William Woodman and family have gone to Bunker Hill to berry the "blacks. Clara Watts has so far recovered her health, she can run around like other children. 'D.iveiiport's temperance sa!oou is-pa-jx'ixd, painted and has llowers in the v iudows. Beef in to be furnished from Soap poose every week for the market Cause, Div'ms effort. The s-.faxuer W&3ubi.tan will have an ?xcur.siori frona Vancouver next Sunday to St. Helen. The West Share for Ju'r is t::e finest Ko. yet, containing pictures of A!ask; And Alaska life. Somebody lias lost their cGiaoricr or coverlet under a iir tree as you go up the Lill to the church. Miss Ann Hoyt in Cjl.fe.rnia, is mar ried. Willie in til the unmarried one left in tL-j faiiuly. Rev. Mr. Ileese will preach at Scap poov. at 11 a. M and at St. Hem at 7 p. ii. next Sau l.iy. Mr. J. Drek..?i; has returned with hi family from Oitar Mountain Mill, mul is a lurltfroite ever. The McIi'-iJs and Mih-se.s are sum ruering on the South Fork of the Soap poose, near Piejier's p'ace. Master Frank Moore fell down stairs, and cut a big gah over his eye. He be longs to the Ban 1 of Hop;. All tii city is abandoned for the mountains; the cnne -uencR is, tin, water pipes ire all dried up, and the gas turned off. Grandmother Hodgers is quite ill. She s almost 92 veers of ag. Her daughter Mrs. Hoyt does not. leave her to go any where. Jack Powers' sentence has been com muted to imprisonment for life. We &re glad poor Jack has escaped the 'gtu . lows ! The Grovesea are a flowery family; there's Lily and Roa and Violet and Johnnv-jump-up, and all a beautiful Hugh.' The Willamette River gets in a bad way in one of its mouths before it g ts into the Columbia it gets slought-d (slewed). Thurston Daniels has a new job press which does splendid execution. Until of the Vancouver papers are typographi cally very neat. Mike Dunnegan has returned home from the Springs whore he saw some f our relatives. We can stand the rela tions'iip if they can. Mr. Benjamin, driver of Oseir Hun ter's lo'-'hv' team, has cut his foot, an iueonve.uience to Oscar but a bigger one to the man himself. The jMuckles have running through the centre of their store a big elongated chest with drawers opening outward, the work of Mr. Harris. Mrs. Jamas Wood and her beautiful daughters from Toledo W. T. are visit ing at Capt. Lemont's. They are en rou to f or Fores t G ro ve. We were pursued by a party in town who hadfclost his hat; lie found we had not a better one than he had lost, and eo we were suffered to keep ours. Wanted 6,000 mils, for which cash will be paid by Major Adams. All persons are forbidden running logs inside of the Neck on Frogmore Place. If they persist, they will be dealt with according to law. St. Helen Lodge To. 3L A. F. A. M. Regular Meetings the first and third Satur days of each month. Sojourning brethren in good standing are cordially invited to attend, liy order of W. M. JAMES DAKT. Secretary. r rJ Et n 5 Th.3 Ieii'.n? Scientist? of f-Uy "e?thit most diseases are caused by diseased Kidneys or Liv er. If, therefore, the Kidney and Liwr are kept iu perfect order, perfeeUjiillh will he the resu.t. Tins truth has only b.n known a short time and for years people suffered ijreat agony without b:mz able to hnd re'i-f. The discovery of Warner i Safe Ki In -y an I Liver Cure marks a new era in tho tr.-atiu ;nt of th-.j troubles. Ma le from a simple tropical leaf of rare value, it cm tains ju.-t tht element necessary to n ur ish an 1 invigorate hoth of these gre.it organs, and safelv restore an I ke p the:u in order. It is a FOSlTtVi-: IlEMb'iiT for all the diseases that causi' paias iu the lower part of tho hdy for Torpid Liver Ilea laches . I aundije Ii.:ziness ( 'J ravel 'ever. Am Malarial Fewr. an. J a'l di:t:cuUi.-s of the lvidn.yu. Liv er and Urina ry Ui-,'ilU. It i-i an excrllent and safe roTiiidy for females lui-inJ' j rnancy. It will c.mtrol Alen-itraation ..ti 1 is invaluable for Ljucjriha or Tallin.,' of the AVoiiib. Asa nio.-l Puii 1 r it is i:a equaled, for it cures the offfusj that MAKrZthe blu I. TI'Js lieiiitlv, v. hioh has done such won l-rs, iaputnp inlhj LA HO ET SIZKI) "OTTLK of aty n.e li -in- m.on ths ma-ket, an I is sold y TT-vjc-Wis and all dealers at .?1.2" per l i le. For Di.-ilu-tes. en-niire for WA UN VJV S. FE DTA I3ET l-S CI? (: M. It in a POSITIVE K'euiedy. H. H V; AltNTER & CO. Rochester W. Y. WE KEEP IN STOCK THE LARGEST VARluTY CP COODS IN THE U. S. AN9 CAN SELL YOU ANY ARTICLE FOR PERSONAL OR FAMILY USE. IN ANY QUANTITY AT WHOLESALE PRICE. WHATEVER YOU WANT SENS FOR OUR CATA LOGUE (FREE) AND YOU WILL FIND IT TMEHS MONTGOMERY, WARD & CO. 237 & 223 WABASH AVENUE. CHICAGO. NOTICE. U. S. LNn O . Land Oi-ric. iN-v.-0'-vri:,V. T' ulv 27th. Jul C-m plaint having been entered at ibis Oiiice by Fmlerich Ceisler against Cormacli Hughe for abandnin.' his Homestoad Kntry No. -i2C?. dat el l.-c. 31t., 1S77. nj-n tl:.- N'orth h of North Fust .J Sec'im ". Towtjjhi' 9 North, llauge 1 W. in Cowlitz Cj. V. T. with a view tothecan ctllali m of s ii 1 entry; the a: I parties are Ik re ly sumnion-tl to app.ar at ti.i-i O:a;o on theoth. day of Se?t ember, at 2 o'cloc i f. v.., to re- epon 1 an I furnish tcstim -my concerning sai I al leged aban loiiv.-nt. FHKD. W. HPAHLTNd. Register. n.Mj2S V. S. Lant Orrioi: at VAycot;vr:R. W .Iulv2!.Hh, 1S;; Complaint having been ente e l at this ' :hc-' by Jo-eph Haliec? againat J-hui.. Paris!) for aban doning his H mj.tca 1 Kutrv No. 2Jtl, ilated May 29.h. 1X77 ni"zi th Wo.Ct i of South East . Section Townviip 10 North. "ibtng 1 Ens in Cowiitz County, Washington Teriitory, with a view to the cancel iati. n of sai 1 entry: the sai I pa-ties are hereby samm m-'d to appear at this O;fico on the 5th day of September, 1S'2, at 2 o"clo:'c P. M., to respond and funiih testimony concerning said alleged aban lon:n nt. FltED. W. SPARLING, Register. nMv2j2S j Xotlce of Application to Purchase Timler Lund. Laxd Office at Vancoi vkr, W. T. L July 2".th. rS82. ( Xotic i hereby given that in c mj-iance with the provisions of the Act of Congress approved June:;, 1S78, entitled " An Act for the Sab of Timber Lan Is in the States of Calif- ui i. Ore iron, Nevada, and in Washington. Territory," I'ld ward J. Searls, ot Cowlitz C irity, Wash. Tor., has this day tiled in this office his applica tion to purchase the South A f North West and North i of South West j of Section S, Town ship 9 North of Range 1 West of the Willamette Meridian. Testimony in tho above casi will be taVen be fore the Judge of the Probate Court, at Kalama, W. T. bn Kri Jay, October 0th. 1SS2. Any on 1 all perj ms haviay a lvtrse claims to the above described land, or any port im thereof, are hereby require to tile their chums in this olfice within sixtv(OO) davs fiom date hereof. FRED. W. SPARLING, Register. n-ij23 Notice of Ap:.icAliou to Iwrc2iase Tiinbcr Land;, LAN'U Oi-'i'ICS AT VASCMT7VE1. W. T. ) July IS, 13 2. N'-tii? is hro')y giv n that in c tu:!ian3 with th- J rovisi n"s of the Aot of C.uigress ap proved Juno 3, 1878, en'itled " An Aot. for the sale of Timber Lands in th -States of California, Oregon. Nevada, ynd in Washington Territory :' Henry W. Nibs, of Multnomah County, Oregon, has t is day iiled in this olfic? his application to purchase the South A of South West and S mth of -South East f of Section 2, Townsh p '. Korth of Range 1 East, of the Willamette Me ridian. Tcs' iaiony in the aTiove ca-se will be taken be fore the Register and Receiver at Vancouver, W.- T. on Saturday, September 30th. 1882. Any and all persons having adverse claims to the descibed land, or any portion thereof, are hereb' required to file their claims in this office within aixtv(OO) days from date hereof. RED. W. SPARLING, Register. n51j28 r-T rm 1 F. A. JVIOORH, - Attorney - at - Law, ST. HELEN", OREGON. OrriCG River Street In front of strand. Prompt Attention Given to Collscticns, Etc Kil l T- A- ?Vlc3RIDH, Attorney - at - Law, OREGON CITY, OREGON. Particular attention given to business before the Land Oihce. novl2tf J. H. - - Proprietor, The Bart House, Columkia Strekt, Sr. Helen, OREliON, Ta . -v .-t. for th aceom?nodation of th Tr-iveliivr Pnhoc. Rein ' avjwiv iilte I up. it wid be foun 1 a pleasant jlace at which to stoi. Teruis, 2 c.Mits for Meala. 2 ceuts for Lo lg ing, Doard 4.00 pr .Week, Board aud Lodging, Sj.OO ja27n25 In the County Court of the State cf Oregon for Columbia County. J aim 8 Muckle an 1 Charles MucVe, partners mider the firm name of Muckle Brothers, Plffs. va. D. D. -McTlae and A. McRae, Defendants. To D. D. Mliie, on j of a aid defendants, In the Naiuc of the State of Oregon: You are hereby noti iled an I required to ap pear .an 1 answer the complaint hied against you iu the above entitled Court, in the j.bove ent itled cause on tiie lust itav ot tne n.xt term ot sai l Curt which shal commeuce six weik or more after the first publication of this Summons, to wit: on Monday the 4th day of September, A. 1) 18 2, and if you fail so t appear and answer the plaintiif will ta'e judgment against you f or the sum of Four Hundred and Fifty Dollars with in terest t heron since June 1st 18X2 and for the Costs an I disbursement of tins action, and will apply for an onler to sell yo ir property which has been attached, to pay sai I judgment. Tins Summons is published by order of said Court. Hon. i A. Moore Judgo presiding made on th od. day of J ulv 18S2. I. K1LLIN &J."C. M . BLAND. Attorney for Plaintiffs Datel St. Helens, July 3, 1SS2. n4S;7(t Propo3a!s for Flour- Rubsistence Office, Dept. of the Coluntl-ia, . Vaxox-vm IiAR tACKS, W. T., July 1, 1882. ' SEAL KD PROPOSALS, in duplicate, sub ject to the usual condition, will be received at this o Ticu an 1 at the o.iic 's of the Acting Assist ant C j;;imissari of Subsistence at the following named posts, (for the quantities needed at these p its only) until 12 o'clock noon, on Monday .Ju ly 31st. 1882. at which ti.ue an I places they will Iv opened i:i th-i presence of bi I lorn, for the do livery, on or b-.;foro September 15, 1882, of the following amo.-:ifs, viz: V rt Canbv, W. T., 1010 poun Is; Fort CT!-ir d'Aleue, I. T.. 12:4sI, .Un .ls;Furt Laowai, I. T., IV il'j puun Is: FortTownson I, W. T. 70.'i .unds; Van.-ouver Barracks. W. T. 3G204 pounds; 1'or Wall Wall W. T. 2120 pounds; iWtStoviw, O.. 744S poun Is. Sainob-s i if th 3 tlonr (n t less than two poun Is) proposed to be furnished, must lie submitted with the proposals. The Hour to be tested by baking before acceptance. Proposals for quant Lie. of flour less than the wholerequired will be received. The (Jovemment r.crves the right to reject auy or all jjroposals. Biaii'c proposals an printed circulars stating th kind of Hour require" I, an I viving full instruc tions as to the manner of bidding, conditions to be obs-rved by bid lers and terms of contract and pavment, will be furnished on application to this o hee, or to tht; Acting Assistant Commissa ries of Subsistence at the various posts named. Knvelopts containing proposals, should lu marked:" Proposals for Flour, at ," and addressed to th? uud.'rsigns 1, or ta thi respect ive Acting Assistant Commissaiies of Subsist- SA M'L T. CUS1IING, Capt. and C. S., U. S. A. n4Sj74t Notice of Ap-Iic;ifjo to Purchase Ti:uber Land. U. S. Lanh Okkice, Vancowkk W. T. July 7th, 1SS2. Notice is hereby given that in c enp iance with the piovisions of tho Act of Congress approved dun-ii, 1S7-S. en'itled " An Act for t!ie a lie of Timber Lands in the States of Calitornii, O-re-gon, Nev;ul.a, and in Washington Territory, Samuel M. Keepan, of Multnunah County, Or. egon, has this dav iiled in this o lice his applica tion to purchase the West h of North Fast of Sec. 12. Township 9 North of Range 2 Wtst of tin Willamette Meridian. ! Testi.nony in the above cas will be taken 1 the Rt-gi iter and Receiver at Vancouver, W. T. on Saturday, September lGth, 18S2. Any an I all persons claiaiin; adversely to said described lan Isor any porti nt!iereof, are hereby required to file their claims in this o.Iici within sixty(oO) days from date hereof. FRED W. SPAIILING, Register, nl.ljll ; Notice of Application' to Purchase Timber Land. Land Office at Vancoitveh, "W. T. ) July llili. 1882. f Notice is herebv g'ven thati compliance with the provisions of tha Act of .'n,'ress approved Jnn1-", 1S7, entitled "An Act for the Sale of Timber Lands iitbe State of California, Or g in. Nevada, an lYVashiiigfc-m Territory, 13arth 1 -mew T. Sod mi, of Multnomah County, Oregon, has this day filed in this o tic hi-s application to puiehas tin North West 4 of Section 12. Town ship Jl North of Range 2 Wtst, of the Willam ette Meridian Tes'iuioify in the above case v ill be taken be fore the Register an I Receiver, at Vane uvcr, W. T. fm Saturday. September 2:?, 18S2. Any an I all per a ns having adveise claims to the above oescibI land, or any portion thereof, are hereby required to file their claims in this of fice within aixtvfOO) days from date hereof. FRilD. W. SPARLING, Register. Xoticc of Application to Purchase Timber Lands. Land Office at Vancouver W. T. 1 July.lSth, 1S82 f Notice is hereby given that in c unplianci wi'h the provisions of the Act of Congress approved Jun 3, 1878, ntMed"An Act for the sale of Timber Lands in the States of Ca ifomia, Ore gon, Nevada, and in Wadiington Tenitor'," JohnL. Davids n, of Multn uiah Count', Ore gon, has this day ti ed in this oriice his applica tion to purch isv the South West of North East j. the North Rat $ of South West I, and the North J of South E.ist of Section 2, Township 0 North of Range 1 East, of the Willamette Me ridian. Testimony in the above case will be taken be forr the Register and Receiver at Vancouver, W. T. o a Saturday, September 30th. 1882. Any and all person h -ving advtise claims to the above, described lands, or any p rtion there of, are hereby required to file their claims in this otfice witbinsixt,(00)days from date hereof. FRED. W. SPARLING, Register. nol.i2g GEO. W. SvIcBBIDSj IK.LER IN" General Merchandis ST. HELEN, OllEGOX. 9 A. new and complete stock of Goods now in store. Price reasonable. Temis Cash, 'aul.'itf I MTJOSLS BEOS., ST. HELEN, OR. 31. inn fa c!urors of all Kinds of Liuii ber. La t Irs and Pickets. Vill furnili Lumber in any quantities, as cheap as any tirm on the Columbia River. We also keep a general store, witli a full assortment of all kinds of Oruceries and Dry Goods, at the lowest Cash Prices. auRitf 2B. Til 01& A3 CrETTAST, PHYSICIAN and SUilGEOX, OiTicj with V. A. Moore Us p, Riveh Street, Sr. IIelrn, Orego: nlJtu2G JAME3 S- DRALEIt IS CQHFEGTI9HARIES of all kinds, Knickknicks, Bread, and other Varieties of tho same Clans Soda, Sarsaparilla, Lsnonads, 2obC33 S Cigars Of fho lio.st Quality, unci BILLI ij:is. River Street. St, Hekl On egon. D All 121, Barbar & Slia3mak3r. Third Door from the Corner ol Kiver & Tu iliiin Streets, St. Helen, Oregon. n30tf Great chsuce to make money. Tln se who al ways take advantage f 3 the g.o I chaaijs for maKiiig monej' uui are offered, generally becoaie wealthy, while thone who do not improve such chances remain m pov erty. e want many men, women ioys ami rirls to work for us right in their own localities. Any one can lo t!e work properly irom tne msi start. The business win pay more man ten times ordinary wages. Expensive out lit fur nished free. No one who en rages fails to make money rani U v. You can devote your whole time to the work, or on'y yo u- spar-; inom nf.- . Full information and all that is n -f.ie t ..nt !)ce. Address StinsOn & Co., Portland, Main" Gjanly nad elauip tit V-- frico-IiBt. Ccltbre.tr-l Sinc'.o r6CC:.-:ccCir?r Chot Gv.a, at $r2up. & .nb!s-)r: 1 i r-!:(, nt i: n. II urr ijar.d Kreoch-le.n ir.,': oat e, l:.rm, n' ristvN. of jn v t a -ipr.wo I Irli-h aad Airi:5.-an PiVr.es. Ail KiTir.s .t .- r:in m:: iPirtrrs i fi r-'i- rVj ra":"l l'V i,"o-Tr;tT nrl f, - . . . . v. Coir 'a 712 r-'V-t Ft . V: r Fa. t5 Ex3CUtor'3 f3ot;c "V.t?i ?o liors-iTr ir5v,.n that. t.1ir nn lr.5 "r''l has been app iinte.l by th i C iunty C urt of C-- uml'ii County, Oregon, exec vtor ct tn citato in I last will an J testament of liiizabeth Taylor, Decease 1. A II ii.r.m havln" claims atrainat th- sai 1 es tate must re.-eut them with thu pr",er vouch ers within mix months froai the date lifia-nF. T. II. TA YLOLk, Kxtcutor of s .id Kstatc. Sr. lIsLEX-i, OuL'JO.N', Mav 2 18SJ. ati03 for Publication. Uxit;:u States Land Okkice, ) Oueox City, Oiuc jon, Jun?27. 1S2. ) Notice ii- hrobv i;ivcn that thi foil vinp- nameil settler has fuel n .i;eof ln-r intension to make final proof in support of her clo-im, an I hat sai l nro f will be m i'le bet re v . li. lon- yei fl, CountyClerU t Columbia Co. at St. Helen Jrt -n, on Aion lay Au.iKt 1 1 viz: MatiMa L. inslo.Y, Honn'-tea-l Ai'pbcatMn No. 4702 for tho S. 11. i of ."Sec. 2, T. 4. X. li. y. W. Sh" names the following witnesses to prove li r continuous residence upon, an. I cultivation oi, sai l laud, viz: Win. Ivklley, Cha3. Brirrs, .Tu 19 Seth Tope, an IX. L. (iray, all of St. 'IL-h-n. Columbia County, Ureyjn. Jj. T. BAHIX, Iiegiater. n47jnn0 Notice of Ai2licatioa to Iareliasc Timber L.iad. Lr. S, Land Office at Vaouve-i. V. T. r. ) Jun3 24th, 1SS2. ( Notice i hereby 'iven that in compliance with the provisions of the Act of Congress approved dun,' o, 1S7S, entitled "An Act t..r the sale of Timber Lan Is iu tho States of California. Ore gon Nevada, an I in Washington Territory," liichard J. Trous laleof Cowlitz Countv. Wasli inton Territory, has this day filed in thi3 oliice lii-i aoiliiati n to purc'iase the North A of South West! and the South West of South AVeat 4. of Sec. 12, Tp. UN. li. 2 V. f the Willamette Mei-i lian. Testimony in thu'S'vive casu will be taken be fore the .T ulre fi tlie Probate Court of said Countv, at Kalama, W. T. on Monday, tho 4th of September 1S82. Any an 1 all persons c'aimin? advprs'dv the above described la nd, or any portion thereof, are are hereby required to file their claims in this olfice within sixtv(GO) days from date hereof. lilKI) W. SPARLING, Pester. n47jujioO Xol ire or Application to I'nrcliasc Timber Lands. Lant Office at Vakcower, V. T. June 24, 1881. i Notice is hereby given that in compliance with the provisions of the Act of Congress approved dune 3rd. 1878, entitled " an Act for the sale of Timber lands in the States of California. Oregon, Nevada, and Washington .Territory," (Jeorjje V. White, of Cowlitz County, Wash. Territory to purchase the S' nth 4j of North Kast aud the North . of South Kast i of Sec. Tp. J N. Jl. 2 W. of Willamette .Meridian. Testimony in the above casa will be taken be fore the .Tu)j(e of the Probate Court at Kalama, on Monday, September 4, 1882. Any and all persons having adverse claims to the above descibed lands, or any portion thereof, are herrby require-1 tu file their claims in this of fice within sixty (GO) days from date hereof. FUEL) W. SPAULING, Register. n47jun30 ffaTrnfactoreraof FjIZIJIX JifTD TIIE MITCHELL STANDARD Alto Three-Poring j.nd l'Vtir-Soring Watjon. and Side-SpriiHT basgics. The Ml I CHEI.L WAGOi; is Monarch of the Road; nly the very best ttoek Msl In it COfta traction and made by the bet wajon mechanics tn the world. The Spring Wagon n4 Bum D Mrtment h entirely separate from the Farm Wacon shops. And for the manufaaim of thj CUM 9l VWk we baYC bCUiU&S UOSUrpOMcJ. Sead for Catalogus and lilujtraled Trie List. EUTCILULL, LIS WIS c CO., nmcln, TTlS. SiilH DRILL !?as a continuous FORCE FEED of rubber, cannot bunch, tho craln, sows grain evenly, has rubber springs, and will clear all ordinary obstacles. It Is built with Detachable Grass Soedor, front or rear, i FERTILIZER ATTACHMENT, Which sows all kinds of phos phates, or fertilizers In general uso, In samo furrow with tho wheat A Patent Cut-off pre vents waste of Fertilizers equal to 20 per cent, of cost of Drill each yor. Circulars sent freo upon appl -cation. " 0fl GBQWEIL&'CO, w3 CREEfiCASTLti P.NN'A.' Frost's Tur!si32i Hag P&ttcms. TAM5i:i O.V inillLAP I3 T'eautiful designs te be made cf raj cr yarn. So simple tliat a child can make them. Foit Salk at T- A- Lemons, .Sr. elk v Oi:econ' Ho Patents, lo Pay. PATENTS Obtains. I for cchaui cal Devices, Com- Dmb, D'S'ijm and La' el s. All preliminary examinntions as t atentabilitv of inventions, frn-. Our "CJni.le for Obtaiiiing Pattnta" is sent free everywhere. Add i ess LOUTS H AGO KR & Co. ! Sot itors of Patents. ! Washinutok, 1). C. Kstablished 1SG4. nllml'J ssslr.jniness now b-for the money faster at work for us than at anything else. Capital n t needed." We will start von. ?12 a day and upwards made tt honi bv th" industrious. Men, wemen. h.ays an I p-irls wantel everywhere to work for us. Xow is the time. You can work in spare- time 6nly or give yoar whole time to the business. You can live at home an I do the work. No other business will pay y..u nearly as well. No one can fail to make enormous pay by er.gaging at once. Coly Outfit freo. M.mv?v mad fast, easiiy. and honorably. Address Tttl'E tfc Co. Augusta, Maine. Gjanly We con4 inue to act as Solicitors for" Patents, Caveats, Trade Marks, Copyrights, etc., for the United States, Cana.ia, Cuba, England. Prance, Ceni.au y, etc. We have had tH'rty-rlv yaxrs ep?rienc. Patents obtaine I throu,'h us are iu:ioed in the SciKNTlKio Ameuicav. This large an.l splendid illustratrated weekly paper, $3.20 a year, shows the -Progress of Soi-nce. is very interesting, aud has an en rmous circulation. Address MUNN & Cv., Patent Solicitors. Publishers f Scien tific Ameuicax. 37 Park Jiow, New York. Ilan 1 bok about Patents sent free. J. KELL9Q2 &. GO'S Steamers Joseph Kellogg and Toledo, foh C077LIT2 BIVSH. Steamer JOSEPH KKLLOOW leaves Tort laml, foot of Vamhill Street, for l'reeport on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday at 7 o'clock a. m., via Willamette Slough, touching at St. Helen, 0"lumbiaCity, Kalama, Carroll's Point, Rainier, Cedar Land in Moutioello an I all intermediate points. Returning Ieave Freeport Monday, Wednesday and J-'riday at G o'clock A. sr. Steamer TOLEDO leaves, Portlaad for Cow itz Prairie on Monduy and Thursday at G A. M. via Willamette Slough and above landings, touching at Freeport, Arkansas, Olonua ami. Way ljjindings. Returning Wednesday an.l Saturday. Ssetf Lewis and Like River Trans portation Company's Fast and avcrita Stenmer Ej k. a? o nsr k. , W. G. Wier, Mastse Will leave La Centre for Portland via St. Ifelen, Quigley's Landing an 1 Columbia ltiver every Monday, Wednesday ai I Fri lay at Go' clock A. M., touching at all way Ian lings. 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