The Columbian. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 1880-1886, September 29, 1882, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE C0X.TJHBIAM". yUOldZ, woiumuw vb vi. i FBXDAT -GSTT. 29, 1802. rrcscsxpncff bates. 1 year, la advaace ........ 6moatk SwU . 93 00 1 50 1 00 ' AUTTETISUTO RATTS: Oa squar (10 Ihtm) first iaartlon.. $3 00 2Ua ratootttat iatrtlofi... t... 100 C O.JiDAMS. Editor Proprietor. Otn 2IET7 TORI! LETTfiR. pcUlOmpoaAeeaf tht CotVWtA. Ksw Toss, Septemher 2, 1882. "&XK Wk AOAt!T,n As tne clown says eheerilj when he vaulU into the ring. September is here and September having an " r' in it, oys ters' ara again in season. All over the city oyster houses ;hTe heen put in or der for reopening; down at Fulton mar ket the wholesale dealers lure been ship ping the bivalve in great quantities to the Weat for the past fortnight, that they may be on, hand, in 11 the cities, en the opening day. The oysters thus sent over the country are opened by the dealers, carefully washed and packed in kegs and barrels. In this way thy ar sent even as far a California, Of course the handling detracts frvin their fresh nesk and flavor, and adds to be cost, but in no other way can the citizens of O.na- ha, of St Paul or Kalamazoo get his doz es 1 en raw. During the busy season, Say from-August 20 to October 15, nomo O firms in the city open 100,000 oysters a day. The average day's work for an ex p "ri enced opener" is 3500, although some exceptionally expert workman will pen 5000. These " openers" are paid $1.00 per 1000. TH OTTOR CROP AHD PftlbES, The dealers say there will not be so large a. crop as ujual this year, but the Quality will be let;er than last year. The favorite varieties of Blue Points. Shrewsbury and East Rivers are all in excellent condition. Many people have an idea that the largest oycters are the lieat and call for saddle rocks" in the belief that they are ordering the best th market affords. This is a great mis take. The small oyster haVe a finor flavor and are superseding the large ones among epicures. For delicacy of flavor the Blue Points stand at the head. They are grown on the South side of Long Island and will be sold at the beginning of the season at from $5 to $6 per liarrel and from $1.25 to $1.50 per basket, a basket holding about three pecks. Shrewsbury will 1 egin at from $6 to $8 per 1000 according to quality. These prices are about $1. higher thai; last year. As the aeason advances prices gererally rise. Six years ago no oysters were exported from this coun ry to Ei rope. The English preferred their na tives" to all athers although they have a tough, astringent and coppery taste to no accustomed to the taste of the Amer ican oysters. But gradually th Amer ican article has heen developed and now thousands of barrels are sent out from this port, the small varieties ljeing cho sen for that purpose- Another dozen, waiter, if you please! A. SHOCKING PERFORMANCE IN PUBLIC Those vho know this city ara aware that Nassau Street is one of its narrow eat and busiest. The procession never ends there during busiest business hours and by reason of the constant throng of pedestrians who crowd its side-walks the street-pedlers find it their Ut mar ket place and so line the curb wth their barrows and still more contract the space for passing teams. In consequence it is tolerably certain that each succeed iag horses or vehicle going north or south will tread upon or pass over the identi cal spot as the preceding one in th rame distance. A few days ago tl e cr?vrtl in the street wan startled to see. a truck horse suddenly bound to one 4 wjtnput any visi'W cause and gi eat y o4 astonishment of the clever. The tsomenUry aurjpri of the spectators d ihe Action would quickly h4vo been -.. jjoteu if the next horse to pass the am spot had not given a snort and a ju up ' And perfor next a war d tnce with his t"Ht 'Xhat fcattered tho ystau i:rs in a hurry. 'TJM the steed started off on a run. It don't take two minutes to col cet a crowd in Nassau Street,' if anything unu.su ii i happening and when the third horse gnthic steed who h.id not liaj a livly thought o. uiotioa for te7cars ind w.i ' only a pedler's beast any way just pranced and ran as if the Evil one was padding him with a red hot pitchf irk. Th crowd yelled and cheered and won dered and "guessed there was going to ''h some fun." By this timelt wab en ' at these unusual antic occurred as tbs J horses reached cerUiiispot, . and that uppot was w&iche-l a if Li was a lay-out .iron h faroJk. It was aoou a demon- . ... totr&tile tacf? that there was some ravstc rion ftgnfery which put Old Nick into every animal that Btepped upon a cer tain place in the pavement and a doz-n drivers had their unsuspecting head- nearly jerked off their several necks, as their teams reached the place, while the performancei of the horses Wat the trained ani. rials of a c!rcu-riu. . The police took possesion of the p?ac and I after a deal of investigation and theoriz- it Was discovered that: through a fault in laying tbe wires for electric ligbt ing the current was' Iwing sent l"ke a streak of ligY-ui.i, j through the horses i which completed thejeircuit by stepping on the point of escape for the electric flu id. The break was repairvd, bu wo do not feel quite sure that it will not hap pen again somewhere else and lift :oiie of us right out of our boots, lefore w have time to catch hold of th? straps. patent medicine men. There is a cont in. warfare going on against the liquor trains and tem leranci works and tracts abound. But. there an no remonstrances m ide against or deter mined efforts made to suppress th trad in another class of beverages which an mainly compounded jof liquors of pool quality flavored with cheap drugs and. sold und r high sounding remedial nimes. Three fourths of the patent medicines which are warranted to cur. th ills of tlesh, and to the virtues oi which clergymen frequently give glow ing testimonials are j vile and da-igerou concoctions gotten up to stimulate th palate and ex ite the blood, and sold at from 3 JO to 500 ptr j vent of the cost o. manufacture. How many children hav lieen drugged to death or i ubeciTty b nostrums of the nursery, God onh knows, atd that children are not die on ly victim) was illustrated a few day ago, wh'ii a Brooklyn man, driven cr..r by extravegant use of some patent medi , ,. , . Id's throat hjjd tw, . cine cut his ehi " m.iy window. The advertiiU.nt.i' thH medicine 'Sere comet in rme thii That man will never need anv otuer, afiur usini, this." OTHER CONFIDENCE GAMES. The patent medicine men are not tiie only ones who g-t rich from the gullibil ity of the puMic. Other kinds of ci xti tlence games are being const mtly alvr tis: d and if victims were not found wi should not recognize the same advertise ment, month after month. An enter prising dealer in false hair nds that a liberal expenditure of money in adver tising " ILiw to he beautiful" with ex travagant eno):uiuus of paints and pow der, brings him so mmy customers that he can hardiv atten I to the.n and from ull over the c mntry co.ue orders aiivl r; mittauces fram women wh sire eager t tfet boltt of th,? ' Secret of Beaut". An other advertises to d.hcl se the Secrets from tbe Harem" and to stimulate thtf wish to rival the repor-ed fairness of co.nplexion of the Cauciiau concu tines of the old reprobates of Constantinople, and he gets plenty ! f custo uers who see n to believe the ; atrocious j r t.i.ic;. A third parades a peculiarly named tea, which, 44 it is clai.ned ' is replacin g Chi nese tea, in the fashion ible saloons of Paris and L ndon, ias a preventive of wrinkles and so foith, and the stupid bosh is believed in 'by eno igh femiSe lu natics to keep th proprietor in clover as he laughs at the cr dulity cf women when the question of lie-iuty is invohed. SUNDAY THINGS. A young man named Conge tried to drowi hitusf in the river th's we k. He was arrest d and brought lefore the magistrate who sent.iued him to th- penetentiary for 9 J d tvs f r trying to get his eoaje in this selfin3i'ted m inner. An I rew Canary, formerly a priest h is been s.rr -sted for not returning a hors and buggy he bad hired. That Canary is caged. The Inspector of poh'ce in Brooklyn jg fe.-id to have o3 red th- Inspector of I York police J$103 if he could fin I a gambling Jlace in the for n-r city. If h did it was a hV -a of hil Brook lyn is n .t a litiU Imayen yei ud t no gimbling is d j.M thef i abatird. Taa bell-b ys have taken to pisj ls in the su umT resorts, j probably for the purpose of demanding fro n the guests, before they leave, every cent h f t after paying $,U landlord's tirst lien. One of the bttl!- oys at the Argyle, in Dibyl n was go'ng to shot the wh Ih h)u-eful in revenue fp. bun Iuj'i ir I, bat w is finally disarmed. Hereafter the guests will please speak with" r2 e;tfil defer ence when they want c(ld water, or they mayget'tSold leal in plaoe.. YVESTFOitT, Okeo S pt. 24th. 1882. Editor CoLUMBiAN-ir.- The wide c'r 5'ulation of your valuable paper has been the cause of many inquiries I jeing direct ed to the citi2ns of this place concerning a Mineral Spring, a brief state. neut of the fact of its xiaienc having appeared in its columns so u timn ago. As it is a matter of great importano to humani ty it is considered a dutv t have the fol lowing additional facts mado public. A correct an ilysis of the w iter ha- mt yet !een obtained as it contains ingredients unknown to chemical science, but a care ful system of experiments has been con duct d which has resulted in convincing many that it is in reality th Spring of eternal you .h sought for in ancient ti.ne by Trismegistu and s'ill later by Juan Ponce de Leon, and for on glass of which King D.ivid would hvu cheerful ly given his kingdom at the tim h wis subjected to th- allurements of Miss A ishig. Heat or motion causes it t' oam. It is slightly bitter, an t wh n drank, it tills the entire system with strange and delightful sensations. This has led all who have investigated th natter to b.-dieve that it is the sou ice of Prot tp'asm, or in other words, the true source of li e itself. There is no p -cu-niary object in view, it being intended to make a tr gift of this great discov ry to the world as soon as the necessary titles can be secured. ' All inquiries con oer ing it w.ll be answer. d by mail o nersona'ly by Mr. J. L M rgiu, Tim -thy Drisicoll or any of the leading citi zens of Westport. Cap?.. B ib'iag of th O. R Si S. Co. is also pursuing investi gation , an i doubtless will give what in formation hcj is in poiso.ssio-i of. l'j T.'3i SM1RT. The gent'em in in-ntioned in tlie fol lowing extract lathe uncle of M-gor mis' wife. . A a mi ln w;y air.s-iWi-.llap t'.- V.i lll.i AViuei t d'. 15J.WI1 i 'i if rson Citv, favoriu ' t!ie c ill for a . - I state convention, may be mentioned Mr. Tamks O. YO-NO of Kansas City. Mr Young h ts written a gl twing an 1 patri otic letter in wh:c!i ho alludes fre-pient-y to the 41 Soti" system and occasio ial ly to the "amp fir :n. Mr. Y uxu is rec ogu'id fis one of th una inllu'Mitia Va h'rs and m Klers of pnMic sntimeir in this particular divisimi of the earthV i'lrfacf. T-ie httr, th:i jublic iniy rsf issured, rejected in every respect eredi upon Mr. YOUNa's recogniawd poliiicai -agac'tv and p itriotic impulses. JCaiija City Daily Tim. Judge Watts of this plac-, inventor nf the li'iti'o; baler h-is recived r a letter fro n John H. Sharp of Los An 2ees county, from which we clip th following: Th ne-vs thst I have to r'late to vou is verv flattering, and we defy vou? mn or prs, up thcr. t beat it with two little pl'i horei as v,ou know they are. An. I how tb-v start d o,T, and two bttle teti, mvself :m 1 another sm tl! m in for one work's n j put out svrn tons per d iy. Tin last fix e h:mdreJ balei averi"el te-j odes to the ton. How , that for high? I sh.-dl want a new pres for nx& Kasni. My press t ikes tie lead in the mirk t this year. Mr Sharp is runirng th" press recently pu in operation in that county by Mr. Watt. A'l'an" .JA s'n rer. Iti report-! th NT. P. It. TL will have t piy $1 fir right of way f ro u P rtl n I to Clu n'ia City, and inteu I to sjojocross t'i Co'u nbia River whre lanl is not so high if t'i-i w p! nn tliis sid ? il n"t co n ? d i v:i a lit tle in their price. We should be benefited is much or nnr" than my body b a rail riad on this side but let them su!t them selves ve hiv s 133 acres on th other s:dn of the C lu n'ia, so they are louud to help us wherever th 'V go. . . . . Gvxi advicu in the matter or Invest- .n 'n'' or Sp';oulitio:ii in Stojk, are worth a jrreat it'a'. We hear that Messrs. E. d V. Vermont & Co. the eorrespon lents of id) A n ricin pipers, send to Rubsribrs, for $1.00 per quar ter, a Prioute Financial Letter f infor mation, concerning the N. Y. Scock market. They are impirtial and inde pendent, and fught to be given a fair trial. ..I " JVev lioodi. Arrived this we.k a full assortment of newest styles of dns go. sis inclu ling Brocad?s, Greuadiues,-' lifOAtels, Ser sue'eers, Fmey Giiharp' d id tniu ie cloths al A uvican prints, white goods, Lidirs'an l Misses' hosiery in all colors Lisle-threa I gloves, Embroivlery tc. 'tc. atMcBiidc's Store?. A huge panther lately attacked Mc Coy on the plank ro.d in the dusky twi light. It was run through the Johnny Campbell (not the Marquis of Lorn) place, and through the Met b Haien place, aud chased up the forks or Sly Creek where it disappeared. No late advices of its whereabouts. Only marks a fe.v locks of liAir oo soiuj bushes by the si le of the plank road. McJoy felt the claws on ..is cheeks, an I swears they didn't feel like Santa Claus cit ier. TU BLT 13 THIS CilivlPESt. A large aul will assorted stock of men's boots, m m's women's, and child ren's ahoes of all kimls carefiiily se.ee ted by Mr. Giltuer in San Francisco u w ar riving aud to arrive at Mcttride's store. Kspectal c re has ben ciken to get the very best goods in the market Messrs. Kbert Hutchinson, Wood cook and White foutid au oyster bed aud sardine patc.'t at Kami's saloon; tiiey drank little, but they ale Oh G.kI ! Nobwdy's oui.n -Hs, they paid for what !iey devoured au l what ta t E iitor did too, uiid hive nut lileJ fictitious iu bank ruptcy either. There was a dauje at Fowler's lately when Swager's trading-lw.it lay oppos.te; i plank slipped out when so.ne ptdestri ins were coming from the boat, and cer tiiin parties got their nethermost extre.n .ties slightly dampenetl, so says one that a' as nter. It was a cool operation. Dr. Stewart's dog is unwilling to lVe ' the f irm; ho goes there anj - tiu h , ii..r!y is starved. i,ml toA'il to J:f a i-ii ire m al, Mrs. Stew- .aiss 's the s icietv of h-;r flowers vh.ch segued to her like the company if beautiful intelligent lieings. ' Eiineer White i-efers Cjluiulii City for a crossin g of the Clu.u'ia U.ver to either Ti I C.vek or jiiit bb r ileu- eu Foster's. A f rry boit could be op erated with ruor eise between Colum- i i C ty and Max veh's Poiut thin at i y other place Mr. J. H. Grves and fa uily hive- novetl to Portland, and Mr. W. li. Young is to run the Dirt House. Mr. md Mrs. Young are very energ tic anc pleasant people, an 1 wi.l pmbaMy make a success of hotel keeping iu St. Helen Abe Neer informs us Tide Creek and Minnesota Valley nr.- fat settling up. J. W. Un ison has t ikeu a claim. May ae have the stahmen i to stick t it td. he ui-kci it a nice farm. Miss Harriet McCoy was educated at the celebrated Dechantel Seminary in iVhe i; , Virginia, whre renowueil 3isU;r Anes Gubert was the Teacher of Music. E iooh M. SliintatT r h is sold out his a'ooh to J. H. El mi di ot Westport, so it is rep rted. Euoo 'i has madj mui varai frleuds by his square course of Jealing. Mr. and Mrs. Mart. Small arrived ii. 3t. Helen y sterdiy e;i rute for the Iech inics' Fair. Mrs. S o ill still suir rs fro n the eiToct of hsv lei g thrown from i hors-. ' Jennie Mil-s reo-uins at Bickleton, .nd t ilks of stopping all winter with h.r sister Mrs. But'er. S ie is mum missed t home they all say. und X uust lie tru The Lidies' Sewing Circle m t rt the Dart House on Tuesdty to tache om forters. These comforters -were not men but sacks stulFd with cotton. Mr. Honcock will n it move his fami ly to th ir new ho ne on the C iwlitz till the Cowlitz river rises so the steamers can run up that far. O i Tide Cre;k on of the settlers has a wif who weighs 289 l's. We sh ald wish to stanl fron u ider, if sho waj likely to fall o i u. T iey say th re i a land Wn in St. Helen. Ail tho loo n we see is Muck- ls boom, which will soon go kiting if not i ooming. S F. H ve, DEvnsr, will be at St Helen the FWat Mond iy in each month, au I re n iii 7 oj Dx ji u ilen by special agreement to remain 'oilier. Whv if the United Sutes had a war with Great Britain "would she. Ie like a drunkard ? Bound to lick her ( liquor), of COU"S Mi's. N. Morse's present from her brother, Dr. James McBride, consisted of tho works of Ralph Waldo Emersiu Mr. Harvey is again come from Cow em in. Diniel Slayens has rfecorered his health. ! , Ju Igo Pope intend i to move soon to Portland. E q. Perry has n t yet returned from the Ho pitaL Mri. Giltner has been quite sick, but is on the mend. S. D. Morrison has dug a new we'd on his home farm. J. Alexind-r is hauling lumber for bo ne dam purpose. Mrs. Duiu intends to fpend the win ter iu Los A igeles. Charlie H incock has bought the fruit on Mr. Divine's place; God-father are plenty iu St. Helen if all reports are true. Isaac Copeland has grtne to attend the College at Mouinoutb. W n. Cp!laal an I wife arj ranning Joseph Cojeland's dairy. Mrs. Kate Fox expects to visit St. Helen from Nevada soon. Mr-c Ellen P.rry is helping Mr. and Mrs. Young in their hotel. Mr. Meritt Pomeroy and fami'y have been visiting iu Su Helen. Mr. D!xn has struck out. and left enquiring friends to mourn. Mr. Semple has a big Ctir of shin gles for the VVada 1U nion. H. C M.,ij;au has some fine nioss- rom V yomn g Temtory. Mr. W. H. Whitn y haslwen appoin ted Notary Public by.Gov. Moody. Judge Moore iut'iids to send 5J more hogs on his ranch on the Scappo. se. A'e Neer found $3& goi.ig roinJ a horn near Enoch Shiutaff r's sola in. Mn. Winslow has come iu fro a N -hale.u, and will soon visit her ranch. Captain BckweH and interesting f.im'ly have lately visited St. Heleu What kin I of weemen" do they have on the C iwiitz ? C wnan rf course. Newton fc Minnie Perry are the sharp est and quickest sclvolars in this vicinity. C ipt. H n I ts vi has sold his lvuses. md vill engage in pile-driving at Asto ia. ; Mr. Bedford has got for his habitation a little scow on the strand in front of St. Helen. ! G't-irge- TCl!y will sooa raw on th" old John L.un'erson place oa the Scap pooe. N. L. Grey has a new fence in front of his mansion, and has widei.e I the -treet. : M-. K nk!e has put a d or in the end f his house next tho street, which is a-. door-able. C lu n'ii C uoPy is-iUt'ed to aschol diip i; t'i) oiili N.-.ud S;il ai Corvallis. Joseph Copelan 1 has vol ! J im-s D irt 80 acres of the Stoughton Place on tin Scaprooie. Jud;e Moire haa rturn-l fron it tle. li t siys it is tha most flourishing town in W. T. The cars will son' start from Albina, and any one can go all the way by rai to B mneville. Th weather is splen li I f-r getting in wild h iy, so there will le no lack of feed of man an I Wast. Will. ! M lckle his bought some sc!iool land as well as C myers and Watkins for a country res'dence. Rv Mr. Hu'ibard's discourses were rep'ete w'fi thought, an I greatly inter ested his au Hence. R '-. Mr. Reese will preach at Srap poose next Sunday at 11 A. 3., and at St. Helen at 7 P. M. Mr. E E Quick, Couaty School Su periuten lent, informs us there is a great rush for school .ami. . j ' Frmcis Miles has gone to Forest Grove to attend School there; he and his father left ou Wediiesd .y. M.r. S. G. Cau.lle has returned from a surveying tour in C wlitiC. and gon again, thistimn to Liwis R ver. A Mr. Mathews has moved into St. Helen from Nehilem, and live in the To.n Elrington Saloon Building. T.ne N. P. R. R. is putting in many fmpweraents in the vajr cvf wharves kc. at Kitlama, so Abe Ner i.ift r us um. V.?.y interesting leUara from B.UM. Watt and D. F. Fox unavoidably crowd ed ouc. Will appear next week. William Cipeland reports it U cold I enough east of the Mountains in Winter to freeze the knob on the North Pole. 11 iw i iiiiffiiiinya ! " Mr. : George Ilauouck has rvturneJ from the Cowlitx. H luf ItutH hii house, and fixed it -enough id ttfo into. Manyj St IIelnitrt art to thu Mechanics' Fair1 today; hr.pe they will take prizes for their beauty, intelligence tc. Enoch Shiutoif r has bodght rttit Mra Parker, ho now he has the whole estate of the Knighton heirs iu the tOA-n of St. Helen. Mr. A. 11. BL.kesley and two young er sons have started to v!s't Curvallis We wish them a pleasant trip and safe return. Mr. Conyers, County Clerk has bought 80 acres of School Land near Juige Pop, and Mr. Watkinsi MuckW Clerk 40 acres. F. Wi Ridley, RO of Captain R'dley came in on the Qxctn tt 'tie Faerie. He is building the feiicc around N. li GrryV residence. i Miss Flora Arc!iilral I intends to com plete her edition 'in Portlawl, after whieh Proe. Neer hopr-s to take het un der his tuition. Am Tba lsai a P?entitt rf t -lay ,vc!trt m.wt diMejit are caused bv distavti KTt'ntj vr Liv er. If, therefore., tho fvMm-y and Livu ai kept ia perfi-ct order, perfect health wili to th result. Tld truth ban only b.;.n known a rhort time and for year people fiiff. Mi1 fcrtat am vj without btnc (ilile ti tinl re i f. The dweovtry f Vn, r s Sf Ki-'n-y an I lavcr Cure aiaiks a nw era ; the tr-atmont of lh-it trut!ti. 'lade from a eimpl tropical Itaf cf rare value, ?t c ntain j.unt the elein n's n 'CfAry to n:ur uh aivi invigorate lnith of thr.c great oratit, at-t wWv rtpt'Te at keep thttni in order. It i. v POStTfYK Hemeoy for all the di.-o th-fe cause raiua in the lower part of the body -fcr Turpi I Liver Ileal:tche J&ua lie I i'.ziti(a frravel Fever, Arii .Malnnal Fever, tnd all di acuities of the Ki lueys. Liver aud Uiina ry Oriraut. It f an exeelh nt and i-;fe renil ly fr fttraTrs luring Prvnancy. It will control M. r.tn :tii n ii 1 is inraluahle for Ifnonbud or Fulli& of the Womb. An a flood Pie Merit in iinequrded, for it curfs the orj,anathat MAKJBthv h!.t. Tliin Uemfdy, wltich, h:a done inch wonder, is put up iu the LAUK 1 S-IZKD (UiTTLIfi f anv I i in? uion the market, au 1 i sold ly Drnff ,'UtHan I all Nalerg at Sl.'" per b.ttle. Fop Ditete vnn- i-ef r WAUNK.rs SAFE DIA 1JKTKS Cl H K. Tt U a POS1TIV K Keuitdy. NDtre for Pubiicatlom L.c Orricr, at Orrccw Cut, O? c.rjf ! .fcejt. vz, in?. ( Notice i hereby .ien that tlie follow inp oaoied settler has tilid notice of l.ia intt nti n to iiiake f oal prouf iu out -port of 1 claim, nl hat sai I proof wfltVt luade Ltfoie the County Cierk nf C"lumlia County at St. IttJtna, I'n g. n, on :lon hay .Nov. 6, 1882. vi.: George liatn, itoiu8tead Enry No. i407 for H. 4 of . w. J, :. Al.H:inal Howe-stead Entry No. 4C4'J for s. J of s. vr. I. all i j sc. 4 f. 7 K. ii. 4 . e naiuta th following witm.- to prove hid con .in j u reaiicnoe u4on, ani ciUtivatiuauf saii lan !, vi'r O. ti. J n , WVter Jn? ml N. Tinttle of Ira lb try, aa i U-n V i a.n ia f 01atkauie, all if CoIauihU County, Oregon. i L. 1'. liAII.V, Ccffinter. vSnS23 i Notice fr ?jb.i3a:i3n. Land Okmce at DiUssn Cut, Ojttcox I j hept. 2", f Notice ii herehv vtn that the foJlowin naine I -ttler hu ffitd n tico of hU in tin' ion to ui final pro jf iu tfu.jpirt of iiu claim, an 1 thit sai 1 pr nf wil be ma te before the Co.m.y ;!erk of O 1 ambiaCoun. v at St. HehiM. 'reKon, on d n lay, ct. 30, 182, vis: I oen Delano, t'r.. L. . X. 3J53 for 'heN. of s. w. Jt li i& 4, Sic 2 T. K. i. 4 w. He name the foaowin wi'ueBsi to prove his c m'iin 'W rei lenjj u,u:i, an 1 caltivatiu of, m lan U vi: Jaiues Oiiua, an 1 E.I. Mull iry of Rradbury. Oolumbia C . Oregon, and Jm rf--r an 1 ViLU.uKellcmuf Oak t'oin', Cowli zCo. W . T L. T. iIA.CIa, iteisU.r. vCn?;. ! Nit!o3 for PubllcEtlon, Lvxi '3r::2 at O.ikoos Citt, Okisoi. I Sept. 21, 188J. f No izs U hereby itiven that tlie following, nauiod seLtler has i W u tic of his intent! n to lake naal prt f in su iii of Ui clahu, an I that anil pr i f wid hi uia le before th County Jierk of CoWmbi County at &t. Heleu , rtKou, n Saturday c:. 8, 1882, U: .Marshall E Mor iMX. Pre.l D. H. No. 3869 lor the . oi s. X. 4. .i. K J of s. w. i of Sec. 6, T. 7 K iib w. He bauics tbe following wi.n nxes to prove Lia conilmoas reiknco u4kiu, aud caltivati n of, taid ian vit: J. L. aloran James A 1 mi John Adania :tni E. W. Morgan, ad of N tstport, ClaUop Couaty, iregou. L.T. BARIN, ReifUUr. v3nS23 I Notion For Publication Lanu Orncx at) OUICO.V CITT, OkECOW. Au. 20, 18ta. ) Notice Is hereby srlven that the folio ioe- aanxed settler has filed nitico of his intention to make final proof in sujiort of his claim, an I that sai 1 Pro if will be made before the County Clork of Columbia County at St. Helens Or. Ron, on Toes lay. Oct. 10. 182, vis: John Vea sev, Pre.! U. 8. Na. 3G57 for the . x. 1 of Sec. 8 l. 7 l. R- 5 w He name th follow inv wi mMit to prove his contjauonh rtailcue upon, aud cultivation of. staid land, viz: Hcivry, White, Gtc W. Sherlcy, fidney J. WomI a"d Jihn Cyr, all of Wesport. CJats )j Coxiuty, Oregon I. T. BAKIN, It crater, vSniitV