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Newspaper Page TextaiuitLr.!".' "KB COLTJMBim.i W t 'J 1 iXilHM J . Uil 4. Wi- Mrs Uakcr m sick at T. C. Watts'. Pavcnport lias hot ooliVe find fresh oysters. Vc return llianks to S.A. Miles for iteYns of news. Dennis Perry has returned hotn? from the Cascade Locks. Dr. Stewart has been ttcndins; or. the son of E'.zv George. Mr. T. Cooper is still doing a ru-sln business as butche r. Mr. I. P. Mayef n-pcrls the water low in Milton Creek. There was a nice lancu lately at II r. Be vis's at D.-r Island g3Tloard ami lodging by the day or week at Matthews', JSt. Hvlciu "We call attention to the Matthews lo cal. They are excellent peeple J. S. Davei:port has still a big supply Xi toys or hand for New Year presents. Mr. Whitir.-y ha bought a splendid assortment of aceordcous and picture frames. . There is an opposition blacksmith "shop 'Started in one of the Muckle build ings. The way the mist quoted French about the Pinckney ball was enough to make a horse laugh. Mrs. Foster, mother or Frank Footer, lately visited him at Su Helen. She is t verv tine lad.v. Mi. W. If: Whitney is a splendid bar ber, and gives as nice a cut as any of the Portland bavbei- In Nebraska Mr. MeSetvc belonged to a brats brand. He furnished the biv.s, j ami the rest the muio. The mi-it says it will enlarge. Jt us; s so much wind now, if it enlarges, it will take a cyclone to run it. The young daughter of Mrs. li'itf croft the little girl that was accidently shot is alive and on the mend. We have received the Independent, it ii a newsy piper, and we. are glad to j enroll it among our exon-ngs. Mr. Lawrence VanUlaracom reports the Richland Mills as running and Mim. Walt3 as having recovered her health. Mrs. McLaughlin went-to visit David - Cloniuger in his prison ct'll. She states that lie appeared somewhat Utility. Rev. J. A. Hanr.a, Presbyterian Cler gyman, will preach in M. E. Church, it. Ilelen, on next Sunday ev.-jui'g it 7 o' clock. The Inhinl 2'rinler published in'Chi cago comes to hand. All printers .should have it. It is a monthly, only 61.00 a .vear. - - Captain Lemont has been on a v.V'jt "to llwaco. He enjoyed himself well, and returued improved in appearance and heal tli. Gbed Rlakesley forbids all gunning on Taylor's ranch on Sauvie's Island. Mr. Ulakesley is the present lesej of the property. Mr. T. II. Taylor oilers his splendid ranches for sale, one at the foot of Sau- ie's Island,' the other contiguous to the -N. P. IL 11. Mr. George Anderson is cutting I'D 'torch of wood a clay on the Freeman place. He employs six hands. Mr. Freeman is sick. Mr. Lee Stewart left on Monday for the Willamette University. lie. has im proved mcch in intelligence since his; course at the- University. Captain Lemont has two additiona enlarged photographs, one of his son John Caples and of his son-in-law Mr. George LVowne of Ilwaco. Mr. II I). Marvin has not rebuilt his house at the mouth of L::vis River, but intends to float it down the river, and rear it at some other point. Johnuy Cloninger and his .sister, Mrs. Vaughn have charge of Mr. David Clo-: i i -.. . ' I 1.: 1 . . mir-xTS ciairy lauejj, a.un ;i " the ranch on the Scapj.ooe road. We have received iui illustrated paper called the Xeio York Graphic It has pictures of Chatauqua and vicinity, the . former. home Horace Greeley. Alaska -girls Jiave a trick of cutting Imtton-holes in their upper lips. But 110 Alaska man has yr;t had the nerve to fiew a button on hi; wife's lower lip. IIr. TJyron Caples ha returned, like an Israelite without guile, from Neiia lem Valley. JTe reports a splendid party Christinas night at A. Tucker's. Ir. -G. liine trees fall here and hi-j jvuiimu iiuiif. iitr I'ljiu 1 in Lii'.iii 1111 , i in one day. i , j lor you. or lUM.t Wav ,u .w Wjt Secti "ti 12. Township !) X. lvange 1 si-aion 14, Township j Xorth, Jloaigo 1 V. Harris sav.s lliore ai o 1 on i"r-.::upt .f n ice by t.ie prora ietors, i w. in Cowlitz Cunty, .-vsh. Ter. w ith a view j Wet m Cowlitz Countv, Wasb. Tr, with a vi?w ! T 1 T " ..... a. f.. t.. .,irw.11'i.i.,?i if k:ii. I infpv tliM vi!, I ... n ii .r . ' : l ..... u....:i ..r, in f it i-r.'i il I .or t- i i 1 !.. I. . . I ...I. . . ....... . 1 ranch on liunk.-r Hill. Mr. ! ' ' -JUUrami MCU- OJlicj u thc vh day f 154. at lt o clock ! tho'Jth day of Jan. 1884, at 10 o"clk a, m to '. Kir. I . i in rrio:id and furiush testimonv co-.-iccro- i v.-.ur n,.A r.u.li tutlmonv ..iioii-tii'i.- 1 Bitfjfes SOUS, EVoiit Slice? t'oimnbiu Ciiy. cn ''li.'MnuO weekthnne, ?C.O0 outfit free. P.av absolute! v mire. Xo rusk. 0 Capital nt required. Uta lor, if you Want business at v!:ich ri'rs;'jis of cither .s.'X, youniJ or old. c:m make xient pay all the time they vork, with nbso ute certainty, write for particulars to H. HALLErr & Cj, Portland, Maine. T. Cooper's Butcher Rhoi next door to Ravciijorts KtVEii St. St. Hklk.v, Orkgon. Chi'icv moats tf all kiii'Is for salo. Two Hundred Acres i.f Timber Land, Thrjn miles west of St. Helens, Good Soil, G-ccd Water, 500 Cords A'th Timber, ll-aW.y lcr.tion :ra:l hnr.ly to Kail lUx, can b; ilivi-lt.I, niacin;; two m1::cjs. Trie; Zig'at Ecllara JT acre. A.Mress w. ir. c.ri'LANi, Milton Chairs, Hrvrhide & Wood Scats For Sale. ITT1 TT T?. TnT T TT T?, TH S!.id3 to Orior. OTTO GOD KIN. v!:w50 7 - 1 i-i.L til j j 2. t mum wt v a A J so for Sule dies i' ' -.:;: Fruits, Ok ken Fruit.', Crackers, Gjxcezi ' Ale, fj A l-.'S APA K 1 1 1 A, f'CDA WATER, T03ACC0, CiC..R-V Jl.VIR- RT. PiCTUF.E Framec, JIat 11ac:;k, Yankee J Notions, a:vd D;iuu3.. 7e::t On: t RutcIi':rVS;cj;i, River S:., S:. I j 3. T'o:t Saik-Two II; l.:.:id tr.ri'i' l.dlci v-..;;t r.f aTt I at re 3 of Tinilier St. H;I.it-. Vill sell cheap fur Jah: a.'hvM W. II. CorLANO, St. Helen-, Ori'j:n, ThS trtcst raCJr.fal HCliy fver ii;-.-overc:l r.s it is rcrtiiu ill ill elio-.-t.i ua-1 tijes iiot biUter. RciJ I'roof Ii.lov.-. Sr. Charles Auk., Ana. 23, 1SS3. I J. J." Kendall & Co. Ge.vts:I takf t'lcvisuri' in ir.foiriiiicj you that 1 usJ iimi-1 nl! of ll-.o lirjttl.'.j of Ivfiv.iall's Spavin C;ir; tlint you sent mo from St. Louis, :i sordini; to oirections, and to ihv yni'i.-.factioii (and I must .say to my sanris-f) i:i alout two wi-;ks niv maro was o'.itiri.'1.; well of her laintMif -s cau.seu 1V a brvv snaviu of over oho year's .stand ing a:al m thtva weeks time the swell ing was -all jron and tho lunro is now entirely wr-ll and can trot as o'ilias ever. I consider the botth- cf Kendall's Spav iu Care worth to rue $150 00 as the animal was worthless a3 slu? was on tlirco los and could scarcely et around on them and now she is tho finest bugcry animal ia these parts and with tlie rem anent of the bottle after curing the mare I liavt; nearly cured a very severe corn rn tho ball of my bii toe that hasiven ij-jc reat pain for two or tliree years. I liive onlv applied Kendall's 8avin Cure four times and the corn, now is nearly out by the roots and without any pain. In short I think it is the best liniaent that is in use. I have Kendall's Treatise on the Horse and his Diseases and I would not take any money for it it I could not ft another. iJ oping you great success I remain 1 Yours respectful v, ; II. C. M AitTIN. KENDALL'S SPAVUiE OUBE Oil HUMAN FLESH. Vovay, Ind., Au-. 12, 1881. Dii. Ti. T. Krsi'ALL it Co., Cents: .Sample of circular ncfivd to-day. Please sond iu soir.o witli my iui;)rint, printod 0:1 on'! side only. The Kendall's Spavin Cttroi' in excellent demand with us, and not only for annuals, lmt for hu man ailments also. Mr. Jos. Voris, ono 6f tho leading farmers in our county, sprained an an ladly, and knowing tliR valtio of tljcHemedv for licrse.s, tried it on himself, and it did far tetter than he rsp&eted. Cured tho pain in very .short or..h:r. Yours rrKpectfully, C. 6. TillEBAXD. Prieo C1. per hoithi. or six. hottle.s for All druu-ifts have ii or -can p;et it 1:0 r j -v TT TmTTnr'TSJfn I uwjivxii AiiU auw'jriaip. j JT" Cflp pi r . ;n t -j. . ..,1,1 von, staled a .mi n.;i. upon ina i v v -t- t v i ,.f k w jn, khsit w 4n w . rni4 G20. TF, KeBBIDEU. j.tKR i?i General Ilerchandise, ST. HELEN, OREGON. A new ami complete ft.'ck of fiwin now in tstcre. Prices reasonable 'JVi -Cash, an ISt f rS;ii'l six fonts fat iotr.re. and 14 receive frte, a B costly h'X "f p;Otxi! wim-ii iiii help yon to more money riidit away than any thing else in this worM." All. of either sex, suc ceed from first hour. Tlie broad road to fortune opens before the workers, ii!iiutely sure. At once address.. Tkle & Co., Augusta, Maine. TslANSPORTATlQN 80MPAHY Tha new "aiiil elegant Steamboat Leaves l'ortlan l, foot of AMcrSt. for La Center, Tues day, Tli -s.l iv aa 1 -S xi'ic 1 vv a. 10 a. m.. toiieliin St Helen. I.a!;e .'li.or ami r!1 intonuo Ji-ite l.'.nJii: Ite-t-utrJi'-ir !o.iw;i I.-ayijlcr t 8 a. v., !.iiJ:ty, Wednelay, ami Kriilay. L-.tnJiiy; i.iJc at Woodland "a WcJaod Uay Riid Thur.-U.iv. I. G. BAVIBS0ST, h Cor.NKn 1'lf.sT AN1 Yaw HILL, Sthekts PoUTI.ANt), OUKCON A Rr:is:i.ik;be Cir2i5ss stance. In 1873 vcy iiccnYUr man ia kid l"VS arrived at. Coluni'ji-i City. Kwry oiuai'uiitVtin-eii liim ?!i oddi ty, '.'wiiv tu t!i3 irrivii iiiaount vt brush- he became ic.il in the heirt oi the city. 'Cothin;; h.as Letat hear I from him t'n'il of late. vhtvrt he cut liis way out, drcisfJ rather s!iabliiy, his c-l-Ui? Ktdly torn, and his pmt.i-l''n-.s in his bictS. Altjr toV.-rl.-Uig u; ia fc'U trail will be found THE 3AHGAIH STOP.E, which he Ise.s lately est ubH:he'.I where caTi T?c found as choice a seleetitin of fi-niiy crccBrie?, dry-e-ntds, hardwar1, anJ Yankee Ko: ioas, as can be found, at prices tliat tr cli CflpaeCE x.ioj!!i Urderi re;;;.v fully seliiilel. Columbia City, Oregon. Koiics For Publication. LAN-pOi-rlCK AT V.A-.rOVVFR, W.'T. t!c3 is liereli- tkt lh- fll'-i.i:i- t.i;ned setthrs )::'. ilh.cl v. A'tfc .f liis i-.iica-ti .n to make i"n;l i.ivnf in HUj5irt cf liij e!;ti:n. .in i tf :it ii 1 jiio..f will L riia.k' 1 cf-ue the .Ii.d-e of tl:. I'rf.liato Court. :it a!i. Tor. on Tuesday, .J:'iniary lJi-ii, lSt'4, xi'.: Cli.iriir- M. I.itt!';'. I're-enijitiv.n l)e'--lirat-.iy HateuH'Kt Xo. t'.J-l, for the s. v.. i f s. e. X uf See. 4, Tp. ! N. II. '2 v. lie uaniv.s the f )!'.v. inj v.-itnesse.i to prove lii-t oMiismi'v.'.s nider.oe upon and cultivr- Eiisha ,Iaeks.n, of .lac'.;s''i), Vr. T. Tames VN a'sli, f Chrc.-tcn Xielsen, t-f Edward L. 11 ive. of EKED. V. sr.i:LlX, lifter. . JnlS.i7 2otiC3 for PubJicaiioii Land Or firs AT Va:.v :rVE':, W T. leciirt'vr. 3.1. '.""tice U hereby jriven that the :".;im inj.;- i; naiiie ! sctt.'ct- i.-i.s i.iv.t n ;uv ur sntonwi'ii iu iii iUe i.tial j.rot.! i:; s'.ipjvwt ot rss ar. I tiirtt said proof vili Li irir.de lt fie tVe l'vci.-t'r a;:.i Kec-.-ivcrr. t V;.nc-iii vcr, Wash Ter.. T :i.-s-dav. J.!ii.l v;.;:.T..ltiiT. (.'aai;!Ld-, llonie--i.r':d :i Xo. VJ, f.r tlu N. E. at Sec. 12. Tp. 8N.K. r. w. lie nai!Ks t!:- foli.iv.-w.vi vitnses to prove hist c-"ntir.v.fv.i:J rexi !o::ee r.po:s, aiid cidt'C ti n of, k.i id !.-.irl viz: il. (. Ei-i -ihr-vi. of Oak IVir.t. V. T. AdJisoa I'oii-r. t 1 homas llurdc-.i. of Eu-ielK ti!r-.;:is-.li, of " i'Ki:!.-V. SPARLIXO, Ee-4iiter. v-ialM7 Notice tor Publication. Land Orvics at Vancovve!:, W, T-. XoveivborU.'Jd. lfS,1. X'otics i lU'rc'iy idvi-n tr.at tho following. n.Viiie.J s'.-lt'.-r lias uticrt if his intention to make fins.1 proof iu Mippcrt 'f hi. claim, and that sai-J proof v. ill Ic bt-fore the Judjje of the I'ri'hacetVurt at Kahuna, V. T. Sa.turday, .L'.iniary ;"th. 1SS-1, vi.t: S.iiniud 1. IViiiaffton, H;nKste.d Appljcat:.n Xo. .V20I. for th fi. V X of .Sec 20, Tp. 0 S. II. 2 w. lie nanus tin- following vitiWea to prove his cintiimr.iii rciidcnco upon, c.nd cultivation of fsaid L-Tid, viz: Wi'iliain Leonard, of Frejxrt W. T. Hri.ry Jack-i-n, of Jackson ' 'i::iam Jack.v.a. . of Ira Conner, of fki:d. W. SPAKLTXCJ, r.ter. v!nl7n"0 Hj?."n Office ati VANCOt VKil, v:. T. V X'ovember 19th. 1";S3. ) Xotice hTejy ivv:i that in compliance v. ii'i the jn-ox iMiri of tho Act of Conre.-.- apiirovcd lu'.iv o, lS7ix entitled " At Aot k the '3 ia- f Tiiuhtr Jands in tint Ktat of Cdi:-Tiiia )r iroii, Xevada. and in Washintow Tenitcry, Tor V. Xi-laon of Wahkiakum County, Wah. Tor. has this dav lild it. this ollii-c hi. Applica tion toprch.etl;i s.'k. oi See. L'P Tp.9 North, liauye -1 West of the Wiilam.-tti' Mt-iiHjji. Testimony in the ahove cas will he taken he fore tho Ju-.!r?3 of the l'rohate Court at Kalama, W. T. ui Monday, the "oth. day of danuarv, 1884. Any and r.:l pel's.-. ns claimint,' a Ivorsely to ."aid described land or any pm ti'jnthiTi of. are hc-ivhy rcqr.ired to iile thoir chtiins ia this oilicj within ixtv((0 "lavn from ?ate hereof. ITil'lD V. Sl'AilLlXU, lte-ister. v4nl-h-."2 Hotics of Application tD Pur chase Timber Land. Lano Orricu vt V.vxcorvr.i:, NV. T. Xovemh-r 27th. Xotice is hereby Riven thnt in compliance with the provisions of th-j Act of Congress approval 1 .lun-i3, 1STS, entitled " An Act for the sale of Tini'r.er Lauds in the States of (?alifmiiia. h e.on, Xt'vad. and in V.'a:;'tinton Teriitory," William O. Medlock .f Ciwiitz County, Vas.-h. Ton. has this day tiled in this o'.Iice Ids p.f.pi -jitiiin to run--chase 8. 'of N. w. j & N . A of s. v.-J of Sec. 1:. f. Xorth, T iian:,'e i w. ot th j V.'illameUe AJe'.ili-o- TestiMif.ny in tlie above case will he taken be fore the Judeof tho Probate Court, at Kalaiiia, Wsh. Ter. on Saturday, thetith. day of IVbrua-ry-, ' Any and all prjsr.r.s having adverse claims to the above descwbfd lands, or any jiortion there of m-c liertViy re'oiired to filp. their claiinsin th;.i oliise witiiin sixl.v (CO)daVrt from date hereof. FRED. IvI. SPARLIXC, leUter. A-lulS.17 If otice. U. S. Land Office Vaxcolvku, W. T. Xovember 22d, 1.SS3. Complaint having been entered at this : f-fc-j by-Martin Durfh.-i against Fiiedrich Ilfss for abiitidoning his Homesteal Entry Xo. irn; nam mmcu imi.h-.... FKK!. V. SPAUMXt, Hti-r. ' 4nt7iiW . F. A. iVlOORS, Attorney - at - Law, ET. HELEN, 02EG0N. OKKirS-iiivct .Street iu front of strand. Prompt Altenlioa Given to Collections, Etc. ao)-itf Attorney Office, at St. Helen, Oregon. Will attend termTof Con rt at Astoria. Ka lama & Portland. " rraclioe ia all Courts -A State r Wash. Ter. - v3nlGn24 T- A. McSRiDSy Attorney - at - Law, OCEGOX CITY, OREUOX. Particular ttontiun iven to Lusiuess Lefor the Land Office. novl2tf SB. THOMAS STEWART, PHYSICIAN and SEJKGEOX, Ofl'ce with JI A. Moore Esq., River Street, St. IIele Oreoox. n42niL'fi -I. G. P II I L I P S, A J). S. Xo. ?::54 S'irst Kt.,'PortI.tml, Or., Does First'Class Work p.t Lowest Sates. viia2j Civil Engineer and Surveyor. St. Helen, Oregon. All business attended to with promptness and disoMtol). aul8tf wmmm i S3 ?:3 "27 Stops, 10 Set3 Rseds, $90 ' nnt:T,! nr.r.THOVEN Orc-nn pnntoins 10 full sM olrlc-n Tcn-r.io 2? Tr. Walnut or tbonlwrl C'aso. be;-:a vc.f,?!i:tal Fot llalc-fi.Vnriirht Ik-llow. t,l.-, l Vp: I-anipMnmla, l"rki-t tcrMn.ic. liaiullM nnj U!."rj f jr lanvfnp, T.cclXy r.it.-nt Stop Action, a ...)!:5'Ol9 H tCC.l. Kak-cvf-r JPT0 a ttionthf j!c:'i"n-.l i:crrs.iiK'. y Knctorv wovlf!,r HAY ttnd i-yJ2Ul',c,n J 1 I.t;J:U at KICHI to til ortiera C.v.vj-'.'rJoo, Iloc'. IfcMvcrcd on bunrtl Q Ci- !icro, t too!, lloo!.. Ac, ci;ly vDCj Jfr fvr on i.vcr'f uj, vria are v4 ia:U-f' l r.rvr-i Orytn rrrd I Kill ""JO "j"n! .-it i-ionr? K-i.A ,'nvrrV., notliinrr i"n l:e tnr. rx C'o:i:o nii.l cr".irhit tbc tjthtrmnpnf . Leave X. V. C;" l!arc!ay cr Cl:. -Sror.lu-r f-U In riv. f- 50 a. m. or 1 i i trnity tSTurr!o:i f?r-.:v ?Li. I-avo W.isl:i:itoa ut 1 - C.Clp-r-v ar-. iv i'fri i ;r. y. r.t 3.?or9p. ri. mmc d.iv(iV.r l nu-c-! rron C.ii n.-.o. r.iohmo'nl. l'hi. I'ojton. . .",sr a: ty'.i i:-.a:r i! i:u:ito t'iii-n:r.s-,",)C'all''W,0 toi-ay Tj;X!nrf5 if ycl)y; rorio nr.yi--.-iv, yoa i.rb w'.ct.r.K I iH-e C'on h '.i h poltip t:ttcntrt n'ec tplt i , :hTOrn- Z?ti.(!t ! 1 iuiroo rlcs!-.j to JOtKM. I.ra::::rtl l:':jln:lr3 ! it: lorsii fife. .(Wjvj-J cr CiU U'iC4 POSITIVELY CUBED. AH sv.iiererss from this !;stw. th'-t are anxi 'v.s to " errad --'.jovd 4 trv DR. KlSSX KR'S CF.L HUHATED CONS'0MI"f!MX tt) A Dl'.RS. These I'o-.vders M"e the tnly preparation knon that will care Consumption and ft'd diseases of tha THROAT n I LUXJS iodeed, -: strong is our faith in them, an I also 1v convince you that thev are no hoiiibuv'. v.e will foruani to tv cry sufferer, br n.ijii!, post paid, a I-'kEE TlilAL J We don't wcuifx-offr pBoai'v until yon arc per. fc-ctly sati-dled of their curative overs. If your life is worth a-.viii;, hii't delay in Kiv hi-.; thesi l'()Wl)i:i;S a trial, as tliey will unrelyciuc you. Price, for large 1'ox. ;i.o0, or 1 Boxes for $10. CO. Sent to anv part of ths Tnitetl States . r Canada, bv mail. ii rt ceipt of pricv.'. Address, 330 SHiltoa St., Sroslziya, IT. voiiT.in-M on PLTcI-iAl'IEKTLY CTTrt2 10 Tlffi-IHUG-by or. a Mouih'a usage- cf Lil. COULASD's Csisbrated Fit Powders To convince nrdiVrf-'s that these 1 owdcrs will do all we claim for them we will s:nd theui by mail, 1'ost piib a Tre3 Trial iiox. in Ij:: tnHi.iiM is ttie only I'hysiciau that, lias ever mad this disease a special -study, and as to our kn. -ledge thousands- liave b.-cn I'EUM ANENT EY cured by the use of these Po.vdeus, we will olA!:a:;tkk a tehmanent it he in every case T refund you all mousy expanded. All suiter is ,h"rll give theJ Piwdrs an ear ly tn.-.l, and be convinced of their curative powers Piic", fur ljrgt- Uox, S'i.00, or 4 Ruses for $10. Ok Sent to any pr.rt of tlr I'nited States or O;;rada.on rect-intf price, srby express C.O. D. GQ Faltsa St., Broaklya, ST. Y NOTICE OF APPLICATION TC PURCHASE TIMBER LAND. Lan d OrncCAT VA:cot:ri, W. T. I Xovember Cth. ISS.'i. ( Xotiee is h.ereby given that, in compliance with the provisions of the Act of Congress approve I .luiu 3, 1S78, entitled "An Act for the tsale of Timber Lands in the States of California, Ore gon, Xevada, and in V ashingtun Tc-rrito"v: l5eimis WLittaher of Cowlilz Co., Wash. Ter. has O.i.i day filed in this o!hce hi applica tion to purchase the s. w. X of s. r. ;'f ofn-c. 22, Tp. tlNoith. of Range 4 West of the Willam ette Meridian. Testimony in the above ea.-e wgl bs taken be fore the.iudge of the Probate Court, at Kahuna, Wash. Ter., on Saturday, January l!th. l'".H4. Any and all persons claiming adversely to the above described land, or any portion thereof, are hereby required to Ijla their claims in this otlice within f.!ty(l0l davs from date 'hereof. Fit ED. W. SPARlilNO. Itegistc-r. IT. S. Land Office, Vaxoouver, W.T. Novemfeer 22.1. Complaint having been entered Rtthii Odics oy Otto I oring against Herman O. rramk Tor abandoning bis Homestead Entry Xo, 5107 elated Feby Dui, i!3, upon the north west Quarter of jtueiren araii'l"'lilKln. u. FKKl. W. 8PAl?I.rXi TIeiristrr. vlnl7n30 ouse. JAK33S S- DAVHITPOET, pRoiiiiETOP. axd Dealer! in ,; OONFEGTIONARIES i of all kinds, j Knickknacks, Bread, I i and other Varieties of the same Class Tobacco & Cigars! Of tho Best Quality ( Hivkr S'trf.kt, St. IIf.lkn, Oiuxjox. Ho Patents, ETo Pay. T5 A ''TCTC! Obtained fofIcchau rilliliilb cal Device,, CWi pounds, Designs and Labels. All prelluliuT-ry examinations as to jiatentability of inventions, free. Our "(iuide for Obtaining Patent"' is sent free everywhere. Address LOUIS liAUCKIt & Co. Solicitors of Patents, Washington, I). C. Established 1SG4. ! nil ml IF YOU : desire WITHOUT cHAUfiH, the new drought -eIst-ing potato Tiie lu-usit tho Giant Wheat, Black-uvaudki) Cknteneial, for Spring nd Fall sowing the'.KuftAL O ahhes Tueaki ues I seed of the great white grape INIAGAUA, sul)-scribi- for the j RURAL NEW-YORKER. the great American journal for the farm, rarden and home- It Is original from beginning to end ."iCO original illustrations ytarly the beft vii ters in the worii. Send for free specimen cop ies. ' i ' ' S4 PARK ROW. N. Y; NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO PUIiCHASE TIMBER LAND. La vi) Office at Vancouver W. ;T. Oct.dier '2'Jth, 1.S.S3. ) Xotiee is hereby given thsit in compliance with the provisions of the Act of Congress approved June 3, 1878, ntitled"An Act for tha sale of riinber Luids in the States of C.'ifoniia, Ore gon, X'evada. and in Washington ! Territory, Michael W. J'ryan of MiJUv mah Comity Ore-g'-n has this dav filed ia thia otiieo his aoolica- tion to puiv;hae Ibe k. K. of Sec. '26 T. U N. R. 4 i w. ot l! lilamHto Ic-ridiaii. Tt'stiaiohy hi the above case will betaken be fotv thu Jungc of the Probate Court at Kalama, W. T. -.n Monday, the 7th. day of January, lio4. " I ' Any and all jierson.t liaving alverse claims to the above descrihed lands or anv portion thereof. are hereby required to file their c aims in this of fice within sixtv (U0 lavH from dure liercof. IRE!). W. SPAR LI NO, Register. -uJnl3n2. i ! 2Totico cf Auplicaiioa ta Pnrchro TiEib:r Land. ! ! i Lx; On in; at AcfrvE!i iV. T. October 3lst, iss:i. ' XV. ice is lieifby givrn that in coiujIiance with the rrvisioiw of the Act of Congiesa approved dune S, 1S7S entitled An Act for the sale of .... , t I' ll i t t'. vr r . r i inU'Cr j..-.'.o.(is in me oiatts oi aiuoi-uiiv, .ne-Xev.-.'li, jir.d iu ashin.tn Territory,' Thomi's S. ih'ian, of Midtnoimdi Co., Oregon, has thi-i day hi d in thi.J oilice his applica tion t par. liasj the cast of .. v.. ' and Lots '6 suid 1 of s -tti n r,0, township 'J north, of rang'C 4 west, of the idaiii- tte Mei i li;ui. Tt'.-t:in:uiy iu the above cas.. will be taken be fo-.c the .l.i f tlu- IVr.brtc Court.iat Kalama, VV. T. on Saturday, the 12th day of Jan. 1S4. Any and all pei:.us having advefo claims to tlie above described I mds, omny portion there of, are heivhv required to !:! their c'aims-in this o,T;.: .'ithin si vt v(t0) da v.- from date hereof, FRED. W. SPAtiLlXO, Register. NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO riJliCIIASE TlMHEIt LAND. I..i OrncE at Vancouver, W. T. . ) October StUi. 1S83. X'oli':. is hrtebv giventhat in compliance with the prov:s -'j: of the Act of Con.ress approved d une 3, 1o"Vn er.titled " An act for the sale of Timber Lands i the St.-tes of California, Ore i.'nii, Xevivda, and in Washington ' Territory,"' Hiram W. Oickey of Multnomah (bounty, Ore gon hiis .his iiay tiled in th s r!hce his appli citlion to pn;chas3 the Xorth Kant Quarter ot Section 2', Township S Xorth, of Range 1 East, of the Wi himctte Meridian. ! ! Teftii'.i.iny in the aimvc case will be taken be fore ihe -Ti:dge of the Probate Court at Kalama, V.". T. on Saturday, the 2.M. day of Dec, I8f3. Any and all persons having adverse claims to the described laud, or any portion thereof, ro hereby required to tile their claims in tliu office within si.vt v((",0( lays from date hereof. fREOW. SPAILUXU, Istci. v4nl0ol2 : - NOTIC : OF APPLICATION TO PURCHASE TIMBER LAND. Laxd O-fice at Vakcovvcr. W. T. October, lltli. ISi"' Notice is hereby id v:i that hi C'lUbuanee with the provii-ions of the Act ol Congress approved .Juno o, uo. entitled An act tor tlie sale ot Timber Lands in the States of California, Or egon, Ac ala, and in Washington Territoij-,' Holmes of Cowlitz Countv. Wash. Renjainiu nr., n.is cation to it'uis day filed in this oilice Ids appli. purchase me y. v.. -j- ft rec.JO 1 h n. o! rsmre one east, t th ulauictte Meridian. TestimAnv in the above case will be taken be f . the .l u lge of the Probate Court at Kal inia. W.-.sh. T.jr., on Saturday December 22d. ISS3. Any an d all persons having ad verse 'claim tlf--diovo described lands, or any portion thereof arc hereby required to lile their claims in th oiK;c with in sixty (GO) days from date, hereof. FRED. V. SPARLING, Register. v4nllol9 :. i ftotlec of Application to Purchase .Timber Lands. Land OFriCE at V.Nco::vin:, W. T. November 5th 13S3. X"ftici is lierebv aivrn that in compliance with the pro i.-huis f Congress approved June 3, 1 S7 o, u An Act Jr the s.de of Timber l-uids in toe States r.t Julifomia, Oregon, Xevada, Mid in Washington Territory," John T. Cochran, of Midtn:nah County, Oregon, has this day tiled in this oi'fti'K his application to purchae the S uth E:tst X ofSesiiot 2. Townshi R Xorth, of Rv,nge 1 F.. of the Willarnetta Meridian. Testimony in the, cass be taken before the -ludge of the l'robate Court at Kalama, Wash. Ter. on Saturday, the 12th. day of Jan. 1SS1, Anv and all pers.RH having adverse claims to the above described lan. Is, or any Krtion there- j rf, are hereby required to tile their clahin in j this orricK within cixty (f0) daysfromdatc here- ! FRED. V. 8PARLIN0, Rt-istci. n-tnl4n'. i Notice of Final Ketilemeu! of: AtlmisiLslralor's Aceonnt. In the Matter of the Estate " r,( J elint'um, Deceased. . The undersigned. Executor of the said Estate haffng-filed his tinal account of the slid Estate, Tha County Court of Columbia County Oregon, j lias lixed Monday January 7. 1S?4 at 3 o'clock p. f. of said day a the time, and the Court House at St. He'lens in ai I County and State as the placa to examining the said account and .j hei.ring anv an I all objections to the P.une. St. Helens. Oregoii S. A. MILIS, Execu- ! Nov. 22, lS!.t. ' tor of the EKtate if .I0U11 t Suiii. !' AS0 vl :i 1 7n'.V IH G. VE REflin Largest fgi B3:t Egnlpei Arcory in tb Wcrll f a::d coXoEquextly the kzzt o:- nmzz rot maxufacturixg and TESTING riRE.RM. v'E HAVE MADE . v 1 it m'j V , '1 I III UIM j v. Which have been adoptcJ and are ia use ia EVERY QUARTER 07 THE CLODF, ' k -' N - REMINGTON SHOT GUNS ARE KOTXD rOl THE GOOD RESULTS OBTAINED AT AM RANCES. V.'E REFER. 70 .NYEODY V.-IIO HAS USED THE.!. OUR HUNTING AND- TARGET RIFLES llsvo t.-iuj HIGHEST AV.'ARES at Interrratioi-.l rxpositions, ar.J PRINCIPAL TRIZES ia ARE UXEQUALED FCR c Jtrcn-tli, Simplicity, Durability, Pvangc, Penetration, Precision, Ease of Action, and Rapidity of Fire. E. REMINGTON & SONS, NEW YORK OFFICE, 231 5s 2S3 BROADWAY. ARMORY, ILION, M. Y. XO-Scno rax Iu.csTKATra Catalocvc. Office. Fio. Kct. Oak- and Piac, .GINCY FOS RAILROADS AMD COHTRACTORS. EVESYiKISD OPJIIIELP IUIl?.13HD. FT.T.E INFORMATION GIVEXTO 1MUIG71ANT3 CONri'IIMXG LAN I'M IX O KEG ft ST AXI WASUINGTOS. lUn1 Xalatcjyf a1lDe$crijtioii at Lvtvssd Halt, fur Sal". P. M- ARNOLD iz CO , - - Aknts. . TB III - JiHf 0: 'fen ,rsf. i -s w mm Cures all diseases of tho Stomach. Liver, itfM Sowels; Kidneys, Skin and Blood. nmiinnx testif-o- to its efficaoviin heal- ir .via 1- r. ,. m ms m, s m Ms w 1 1 mins; the above m0ffi&f ounco it to 1 tbadb make Guaranteed to aire Dyspepsia. TAGBITTS WANTED.- Laboratory 7 7 TF.Dd St, N ew York City. Druggists soil it ChtHtnnt Grove, ()., Xov. 2 l.. Dh Clark .Tmhss:,: I have us.d yur I.v.jian I'.looh Svm r fir Liirt-r cmphont an.i l)vs;.cii-ii. with tha uist lM'n?:icul result), it in all it in cl.iii.itil to I jo. V. W. C")f:i) VKLT.. Wit COMPARATIVE WORTH of BAKING POWDERS. ROYAL (Absolutely Ture). .. taiXT'S (.vJuia Powdcn . . H VXFOSD'S, v.hca fresh UU. tHACa (Alum Towdcr) tV.7?: A3A20X (Alua Powder) CXETtIlXD"S czin gu.::.-; s. rracirs -wr,savir ysiyzz - SX0W FL1KK (Oroff's, Gt. Paul); iLEWIS" C0XGEESS 'UECKKK'S 'CILLET'S 1UXFOOD when hot fresh... Irg?" -AXDnEffS ACO. contains ElumUv-F-151. (Milwaukee.) "Itegiil-" ,...ClSs 'OBELK (Towder Bold looso) vii' "UUSFOIID'S, when not fresh.. .3 REPORTS OF GOVERNMENT CHEMISTS As to Purity and Wholcsoinemvss of thc Royal Baking Powder. " I havo tested a package of "Royal open market, and iind It eoujposed of of tartar powder of ft high deprreo of merit, aud does Eot contain either alura or phosphates, or other injurious eubstaEcea. C. G. Love, Ph.D." Vli it a ccJentific fact that thc Kojal "II. A. Mott, Ph.D." " I have examined apackasro of Royal Baking Po-wder, purchased by myself in tho market. I And it entirely free from alum, terra alba, or any other injtirlou suh ctance. Hesiit Mohton, Ph.D., President of Stevens Institute of Technology.". " I have analyzed a packape of Royal Baking Powder. .Tlie materials of which it Ij composed arw pure and wholesome. . Daka IIaits, Btato Assaycr, Mus." Tho Royal Baking Powder received thc Wjrhoet award over all competitor at tho Vienna World's Exposition, 1873 ; at tho Centennial, Philadelphia, ISre ; at the American Institute, end at Stato Fairs throughout tho country. No other article of human food has ever received uch high, emphatic, and unJ. versa 1 endorsement from eminent cheml&ts, physicians, bclentUts. and Boards of Health all over the world. Note. Thc above Diagram illustrates the comparative worth of various Baking Powders, as shown by Chemical Anutysis and experiments made by Prof. Bchedler. A one pound can of each powder was taken, the total leavening power or volume la each can calculated, the result being as indicated. Thi practical tent for worth by Prof. Sehedler only proves what every observant consumer of tho Royal Baking Powder knows by practical experience, that, whilo It costs a few cents per pound raoro than ordinary kinds, It ia far more economical, and, besides, affords tho advan tage of better wcrk. A single trial of thc Royal Baking Powder will convince any :fair minded person of thesa facts. While the diagram chows somo'of the alum powders to be of a hiehcr decree rinrwpih th,an thcr Powdew ranked below them, it is not to be taken as indiea , ting: that they have any value. AH alum powders, no matter how high their etreaurth. axe to bo avoided iu dangerous. 'A U.'ia.ili BEST IN THE WORLD, Also Organ Stools, Instruction Books and Sheet Music. Send fcr our Hsw Catalogue c; Uzrt Siylss. MANUFACTURED BY EAHKUFF, - - CHICAGO, III. GT0D GUNS- 1IAVE THE I'll 63, First Street, rOETUIt. OKEUOX. named diseases, and pro- w - . m 1 be the Baking lWiler, which I purchawd in th pure and v. holw-ouie iii(;redicuU. It is a cream Bakln? Powde r in ahsolutclr pure."