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THE OOLUMBIAH.
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K.n;. ADA MS. IMitor 3c Pio-nL-tor.
ns?ir2Livi?i eorxry CONVEX.
TJOX.
CImir.'.iar., T). C. Tedi-ohd, Sect v.,
PortOY, Tellers, II. West, C. 11.
1!od-:;j:s, P.opre.sontative, 1. J. Coli ,
f Pvi'.iic;', Cb-ik, Is. C. Dais of "
bulem. Sheriff. T. C. Watts, Tra. R
Cox, School Suj-t. U E. Q tries, Surve)
.r, Tnos. WliOiFS, Coroner, Dn. J. .
Mesehve. Delegates to State Convention
V. -V. Moor.i:, D. C. Ted? wd, J. R
liiiEnyoN,'vv. II. 'Cosrnr.3.
l'y unaaimoi vote instructed to sup
port HON. GKO. W. McliRlDEfo;
t'- nouduatluu for Congress.
County Ceo t nil Coin imltee,
m. ro3i e::oy, r. a. noon::
P. F. OJLTXEIl.
Ecpnblican Prim ary Coarcatlors.
The convention met at Majtmic Hall.
Iltrlea, Oregon. April 12. f01
ih purpose of electing deVgates to th
Co.ii:tv- Convert . m t be held at Si.
II..M?a?.o:i the I'icn d y of April ISSi.
P. A. Moro was eec.ed Clu i. n.an foi
said MTti:)3 and C. II. Hodge, Sect..
P. M. Canlts and II. M. Sper.eer, To!
motion carried That wf shall vote
Tf.
5 y ha' lot, for the scvtral candidates, ami
mF
n no person shall receive a inajoritv oi.
the Ilrst, ballot that the Convention shal
t::-:a choose l.y ballot from the three per
sons having t lift highest numb r cf votes.
ne person who slmll lie a delegate tt
he County Convention. 1 he following
prv.iii wern duly elected: D. C. Ted
for.', of HL Helens, l,t Driest.-, C. II
Hedges of Columbia City 2d, D. J. Sweit
zcr of St. Helens 3d, John Harris,
Columbia City 4 th, Josiah KoikL& o'.
fct. Helens Oil), James Davenport Gth.
Motion carried That w proceed t
the elevtica of candidates for tti- oflict
cf Justice cf the Peace and Constable.
W. 1L Whlti.ey of SU Hflens U:
choice, C. II. Hod-ts cf Columbia C.t.
2d choice. Jolm Alexander and L. V.
ii.ux.HUi were elected cajididatts fur Cn
ktable.
TJ;e f'-I'o-A inij persons -.rere tbrs. !ect
rd Preciixt CVtilral CommUli : II. C;.
jlcs, T. C. Waiti smt! G. W. Cole.
Motion ci. fried to adjourn.
IV A. Mcoiir, C. If. IIouaE3,
Chairoj.'.n. Seiivtary.
At a Republican Priinary niettin.
isid t Rai;.icr, Aj-ril 10, US-!, WusL.
Muikie, VT. Pi Dcuhlebower, V. 11.
Ua"-kinij and M. Pomeroy were electfu
u'eacf.s to attend tin; County llepubh
ca:: Convention to be helil Apiil -4.
At thft Republican Primary at Scap
joo.-e II.Ve.st was ciso:,cn delegate t
th'j C'juity Convention ; from th Pii
trnvy L.t CinUka'U.r, J: Pi.sk and L. H.
Jonej wow chosen deleate-s ; from tin
'jiiift at Oak Toijst, W. SyjuonH aiKf C.
Jones ; from the cnti at Auburn, Albert
Tuiterand P. Pious; from It 021? a:
Deer Island, CJcty ami John S-ft-rt.
At the Republican Pritnaiy in Neha
l?ni J. II. Wilson. Nels Petersen anci
R. r. Cob: were cho.sen delegates to tht
County Convp-twion.
. rrcccdiii2s of Coluiuhia C on:;!;
XeaiotraiIc Coacutioii.
Convention mt at Court House h
St. I'tlens, 1 V. M. A)ltl 1 1th.
Gi erke ' 2rler?i'.l Eq. of Ieer laUr.t
Prc.-inct "tfaa duly norcinate.l and unani
i iaou!jr elected Ci.air.min f the Cuiivcn
ti.-i. W. B. Dillaid duly cLosen Secrc
iia motion duly carried, a committee
c three was nominated by the Chair
Oil credentials, censistin cf Gt:o.
MiEjk Ei- of Rainier Pivcinct, S. A
liilc Esij. rf Union Precinct, Geo. V.
Ileal! E-.. of Deer Inland Precinct.
On motion duly c.irrh-d th coaven
; tloii. vooU recswof live minute to awaii
report of he above committee,
At 4:23 P 1 tlie coiumitteo on crc
, detiu! submits the following report:
OX CIEOEXTIALl.
We tlio cani'intteo oa cfede!itials do
i hereby report tMSe following as deli'iter
duiy choseii to this convention and in al
! lendaacr
ror ECArpoCiiE, P?.eci:rcr,
Peter L'ou-.i ,noar, T. A. Clouinjcr
N r.n l Geo. I'clV.
to'j. c;;:o:; Parcivcr,
S A. Mile:-, E. II. VIA-.".', Thomas
B!rv.4c, Thoinas Cooper, Praak Iloyt
and Joseph Cope land.
ron. Btr.tc island rr.ECiNcr,
Ceo. 3Ierii!l, fcnd G. W. IIath.
top. 2AiNii;:i rr.EciNcr,
Geo. Mccck. Frank Meri i!;VtF.Sj,cphan,
Pra ik Men ill proxy, V. P. GiU.reth,
V.. B. DillarJ proxy.
' Qf. motion tlie aoove report was ndop
t"i and tho coaimittoo discharged.
. IJIi'-re motioned an J icccued that tlie j
convention udmarned to 8 r. M. Motion
tost.
Moved and seconded that the conven-
j
tioa adjourn for 30 minutes. Motion
carried and convention adjourned to 5:05
?. ZI.
5:05 F. IX. Convention 'called to order
pursuant to adjournment.
Oa motion duly-made, seconded and
ourritd the following order of business
wa adonted: i
j
1st, appointment of t vo tellera.
2d, noaiination and flt-ctlon by ballot
f a ticket containing name. of auitablf
juiditlats ff Assembly,- Clerkship,
5"usTiiV.ilty, Assessor, Surveyor, Treas
,.ri-i, Schol tfupt. fjr Colum'-ia Couuty.
3d - Sid v tioa by ballot of two delt
:ies to the State convention.
iih A Chanty Ci iilral Committee.
NOMINATIOWS TO?. ASSE1IELY,
Jno. R. Vatt j!aced in nomination
aid unanimously ehosen.
roa ouxtv cls?.,
Flunk M. rril Ger. Meirill placed in
nomination and Frank Merrill elected
die non.inee Dy 'motion the nomination
va made una-niinou-.
ro.'. biiKntrr,
Tlso:Kas Coopil jlaeed ia nomiuaticn
and unauimou.sly cIm.m.
roa SLRVVOO,
S. G. Caudle suestod and uaani
nou Iv noniinatcd.
foi. TrxAsur.rr.,
Joseph CpelanJ, James Dart, suj
;ehtel nd Joaejih Coj-land duly chosen
aid thereafter unanimously no.uiuitc-J.
FOIt SCHOOL SUFT.
Vr. II. Watkius suget;d and uaan
'.moublv nominated,
roi: ni;LE3ATU to state ctven-tio;;,
S. G. Ciudh", E. H. Flag feu'tted
ii;d both unanimously nominated.
or. iiELiazus 07 Tim covxrv czxt?.al
GJMiiirrEV.
Geo. Mco'.-l, XVancis Terry and Dr.
Thomas Stewart weiaj unanimously te
ected.
Here convention a Ijourned sine die.
AttSit W. Ik DlLLAr.D,
Secretary.
The Northern Pacitis railroad wi'd lw
'pfned fro;n Portland to Seattle as sojh
as the iron transfer boat f r t'u-.f K!an;u
roshin i-t eosiipleted. Meisrs. S.nith
j Uros. t Watson, contraciors oa conjt rat
ion of thlu boat, an; pushing ti4e wci'
vith rdi po bibb speed.
Huntington, tlie present western ter
uinus of the Oregon tihort.iine, i.s o:
I Snake river in Idaho. It .v:ll on'v b:
i short time until Pi.rtland is connected
vith the much needed" branch of thf
union Pacitie. The 113 miles ncwirtin
.o complete tiie link betw'reu Meachan:
and Huntingtca has all been j; railed,
ind is ready f r tlrf' iron. If th work
o rushed it bulit to be ready for trave
.vitli'.n sixtv t4.y.C'o?irri'rcitil Herald
The i-aiirca.i ferryboat is altiiot put
oetl.er. All of the outside iron latei-
re in position, and 'vorkinaa are now
-nap-l in riveting tlie st-ctioni toj;th-!-.
In the interior r f tlie h:ie vos?e. are be
in,; placed bulkheads to ald to bet
.trenth. Tho deck timbers are now
laid, :mJ a person may have -o:ne-idi-s
of her sizf. She w i i i have, when fin
ished, three tracks, each track having
he eapa-ity of nine cnr., or 27 in ali
S!ie will" be ready to launch in about
.'our weeks The riveting and other
vork dene has all been li:t clas. A.
T. Xeicj.
IzxcvcRsivf: Trade,
The number of sjuall vessels coming
into the Columbia river frm San Fran
cisco this year to trade, is rapidly in
creasing and shown that our liver is
lestined to hold its own' witb Puget
Sound, notwithstanding tlie superior fa
cilities tliey xre supposed to hve for
supplying lumber to ilw Californins.
A vessel i even loading at a Port-kind
siwmill far Sn Francisco, unJ juite a
Ject rpgu'arly ply between Ivnipptoii,
Hamier, and oclier river points. O.ie ot
our large steamers, has l-eea withdrawn
i;d put on the Sound route, but it is
evident that while it may not pay to
run a large and expensive steamer, a
lua.ber cf small sailing vessel can make
omething out of th trude ; hence tlmir
ajreasing number. TtUjrsr.i.
Jas. Johns3n, a young man cf IS or
20 years of age, onw of the builders of
the steamer Wild moo I which left this
city with liimnelf and other aboard a G
r. li. yeifrday, w;vs tho victem of a fear
iul tragedy at Riiaier April 18th, on
the nrrival of the bat. JI want home
tud going to his home put d-i.va cwpick
ge on some dishe? whi;h rattled loud y.
n an adjoining room were his cousin
and another young man, named Fred.
Wed en. They thought the noiso was
caused by a burglar, an 1 tiring with a
pistol and shot gun, the ch.-irge, of the
latter struck him, blowing ell" the top of
his head. Tl shooting occurred about
10:30, and ho died at 11:15. Thsn
facts are obtiined from M. G. Nurgar,
inaiiter of the WUdwodJ, who reached
:Lo city tin afteraoon. Tde'jraai.
.'CAr?oosE, April 20.
Fa 'tuerH busy.
We-ither plrangeable.
See anticipations.
School b: vaii last week with 30 scliol
ar. in uttendance.
Fruit tr.jcs are dressed in their beau
fa! robes ot white and at a distance pre
sent th appearance of snow capped,
mountain?. . "
It is f-videutly ery plain that houe
cieaninp: will soon bein. It i.s then
that the boys will have the dusty car
pets to beat and remove the parlor sto,v
to the wood shed, saying fr themselves
as the do k; " we will have no more
wood to split for SunJay evenings now.'"
J. G. Watts has returned from Sa'em
when- he has been at'endin school the
past year.
A number of persons from this vicin
ity have been attending court this week.
John Downing and II. West have
sold a portion cf their lojjs to Mr. O.
Parker, of Portland.
J. Gould left Suappoosa for Seattle
.Monday last.
The many frit nils of Geo. W: Thomp
son will be sorry to learn that he con
templates leaving very soon.
Miss Carrie Fivaman has returned
from her extended i.it to Portland.
Ae sincerely hope she wiil remain with
us this summer. m
W. Mc.Milleu and wifj are viaitiutr in
O 4
E.ist Portland.
The Fiske family w ill not go Past of
the mounttiiui this spring an they io
f ended
Miss Ida Watts rf Reav'erton will
rake ehare cf the Pay View school this
4U miner.
The Slavens. brother ae- at home at
present assisting their father iu build-'
ing a barn.
Mr.v Noah Siger3 will visit her hus
band and children on Soappoose so n.
Otving to le'.'cite health k!io has been
stopping w ith In r parents in W. T. for
.iome. inonis.
Cah iu Johnson is now ole proprietor
:f tho Thomas Johnson farm.
The McNamee familv &ro visiting on
Lewis rivrr.
A gentleman from Missouri is visiting
vit'i the Wilson family. Proba.'!y In
intends takintj a claim in Oregon.
We know of a Wedding but we prom
ised not to tell.
The Good Templars dedicated their
new hall last Situr?&y.
Any one wishing to know the depth
of Soappcose. creek can get th desired
information of George or R.mb-n.
A yoa.ng lady living in this iumie.Ii-
f ite e.eighboi ho'j I siys s!ii w ill get inat-
: itl if site can iind s reuiarkal)! v hand
;ome man witli a love, o' a mu .taclie,
rhat will pio:ise to pay all her miilinet
in I dr;s:inakei-'j bill and buy a nice
itt'e. cottage in town, r.n I b j.y her a
old watch a:; 1 a diamontl ring, and if
iie. has any money she wou't let that U
inv drawback to t!io match. Wbo
vou':d'nt get ntanied T
M. I. .Mil V". II. W. ara going to
California and lib' a ns t'lis fall.
. Wm. IVn'i l ar. I Win. Siiai ringhsvasen
a ill s'.)o;i
a aeo.
take
their dsarture
for II
I.
Tnc Ladies Flohal Caoinet, Neit
"02IC. has among the illustrated articles
in its March number two that render it
especially attractive. Oik: on its first
L page, of as-jjii'.it Lilly, the blossoms ot
vhic'i rang themstlvfrt in a tire'e at
the top ot tha Uower-stock, making a
orgeuus crow n. Tim. other of a Flora!
Arc!, illustrating one of. the. wavs lv
whieh the lawn can b omainerrt-ed a
sido fiOai bedding arrangements. Vari
ous interesting papers are contributed by
well known writers. Mr. Wm. Falcon
er, formerly superintendent of the Har
vard Potanical Gardens, describes how a
garden ean be made beautiful wilhhaidy
dowers collected, .from the woods and
meadows. F. Lnce tells us of the nov
elties among Roses grown both in this
country and abroad. 11 D. Sturtevant
has some iuteres'ing facts to give about
'Yellow Wat, r-Li lies," a subject on
which he is r.n authority. Iu tire de
partmeut of Hams Decorations ony such
novelties in fancy-work are show n as are
rfa.sy of execution and require small out
lay for material.':, a feature wiiich com
mends it to a'l ladies As the. season is
at hand when Spring Flower Gardens
must be miwjtle, ifc is timely to say to uur
niiiders that the pu'dishers of the Flo
ral Cabinet send this year, post free, to
every yearly su'.-scriber Two Everbloom
ing Roses, or ten packets of choice Flow
er Seeds. Ah before stated, any of our
readers may have a copy of the Cabinet
for examination at half price (ix cents)
by nienlioniijgUhis paper. Address La
dies' Floral Cabinet, 22 Vesey Street,
New Y01 k.
East Portland. April 23-, 1881.
Mujort Adams: Mr. Webber will till
my appointments at St. Helens next
Sabbath. Pleaso call attention to tlie
matter, also to our Quarterly Meeting
held at Payview the third Sabbath in
May. I am getting some better and
hr pe to sec you. aud yours at Quarterly
Meeting.
vriratcojn Citbbazes- ,
TJp.at Whatcom they hold a fqli nnd
of tru-vps on tin cabbage questism
had ocuisioii to visit tl at enterprising
young city on the id 1 ores f Pellingham
Uay last wtck, and .vere c itertained
with stories of the wonderful productions
tf tin; Whatcom and Nootsack regions
in the line of the siur kraut veg table
that would have made the respected G.
W. Ej.(j , feel liko chopping his head oil
with his own hatchet ia sheer envy ot
bfing unable to reach th; sublime height
of truthfulness to which the Whatcom
granger has attained. We lylieve it all ;
ot course we did. Wlten a man eomeR
up to you w ith 'an air f candor and a
club w hrk a bull clog with two rows of
pearly tteth looks up into your face with
a frank expression of trustfulness, you
ai verv ant to believe all that von are
tohl. We didn't :o much in'ml theii
tebing us about three cabbage head.-
that compb tely tilled a wagon box, be
cause we had just tried to take tuetiijk
with an anecdote about a Si-attle cabbage
that couldn't bt sfju,eezGil into a bu.diel
basket. Put when a man remarks inei
dent'y that he has come down to town
to buy a shotgun to sow his cabbage
seed with, an I you turn upon him with
a wild-eyed " cows in th:? qorn" sort of
a look, to whih he condescends the ex
planation that tho widest hand sowing
leaves tlie seeds too elosu together and
tlve cabbages come up and crojvd eaeh
other eight sided, like the cells of a
honey comb, one is like to lgi:i to
think he hasn't travaded as much as he
thought he had.
And when they take you out through
the grefn aisbs of the forest where the
a breezes play an organ tone ! sympho
ny through tal! cedtis and lUs tha,t wave
their plumed branches b.ick in slow time
to the solemn muse, and point you to
1 dsfited clearing, where a few shat
tered timber and the ruins of a chim
ney lar mute testimony ''of the happy
ho ne that once stod there, of tlie love
and teu lerness of the wife, tluprotec
tio i and care of the husband, ami the
joyousness of chijd life that ome made
this desolate spot sn Eden, and then tell
you that this was once th ram.be of a
tender-foot from the .Em si who, wiser
in his geueratwa thin the. cbiMren ot
Whatcom and despite, their vurning,
plauted a cabbage setd too near h's
hoii, and thit it sprung, up in a n'g'it,
is it wre, iii(l beeame n exceeding
wrreat vegtable, ani lo, in such and liour
f is he thought not th wind LU, rn.l
the ca'b;gi upor tin? hou-e, au I great
wvst!n? destruction thertf. Such a little
:uecbte, told in the C!i Ui rian style of
the Wh-Uoni to n, is apt to mak a fel
low feel th it he is iu b'ed filftoni home.
Still we n ight hve got away without
ieel-ing so nuieh like a candidate fr
St'iJ.iHm if they hadn't tout us of a lit
tle sobfme they h I on i k t, jmt a.n:r;
of a'.lverti.-em..Mit for the town. There
i.s to V a World'. Fair .t Suil'Vino's o,
-is erery bot'y knows, 'i'he. Whatcom
ite? propose to give a sort of interna
tional dinner if Iwnled beef and Ckbbage
011 tin; occasion, and invite evr-ryboly.
The plan is rt'inark-abh? not only-for its
ingenuity but ft-r its foisibility an 1 sim
plicity. Over in Priiish Columbia are
many herds of cattle ; back of Whatcom
is a kfcke ; not far from tho coast of Al
aska are volcano, Lrge and small. It
is projKse! to excavate an even under
neath the like, tow a vole mo of the prop
er siz ? from Alask 1 to Ik-ltiugh itn II iy,
and with the tattle drag it to the oven.
The ctt'e are t!e:i t be slaughter el and
placed in the lake, with a Mufii,-;ont a
mount of cabligt-, and the thing is done.
Now what we want to know iv, if Se
attle is go ng to sit tamely by and let
things l.ke this go on! Tie-re's Taco
ui 1 croaing cock -it railroadle 1I00 on one
side of her, anil Whatcom talking with
ill concealed vanilv about her cbbugs
on the other. Let's have another mass
meeting.
Tm Mirror.
The Art Amatevr for April gives a l-
tractive designs of passion flowers for
screen embroidi ry and blackberries for
panel jainting, some inter, sting pages
of Oriental diaper ornmients, a curious
old Germaai alphabet, and some striking
designs for furniture panels after Gou
jon. Notable eatuns are the numerous
and excellent illustratii ns of objttsin
tlie famous Cuitellaui collection now- be
ing sold aft Rome, the clever sketches of
pictures in the exhibitions of the French
Water Color Society aud the Boston
Paint and Clay Club, and the interest
ing notice and examples of the work of
J. A. Habert-Dys, one of the principal
designers for L'Akt. The practical de
partments are well filled ; Montezuma's
Note Rook and the Dramatic Feuilleton
are as sparkling as over, and in all re
spects the numW is fuiJy up to rhe high
standard of this ndmirablo magazine,
price 35 cent j $4. a year. Montague
Marks, Publisher, 23 Union Siuare,
New York.
Thn n n nlx rs of the SI. Helen Band
of Hope aud all interested, are requested
to meet at tha CI.utjU cn It a 1 1 i r
April 23, at 3 p. m. ,
Mrs. AU.EX, Mrs. Stswakt,
Sup'U
Sonic Erc-Atfci!:iito Brevities
Adam ner't-r in 4 fit of abstraction sat
Jown upon a coil of brbeil fenca wire.
Adam nevfr lived next door to a man
who was irjing to learn to play on au
accord ian. ,
Adam never fell over a rocking chair
while groping around in the dark after
tlte bxtt!e of paregoric.
Adam never had to fastnn one of his
suspenders with a shingle nail and the
other with a hair pin.
Adam never had to rock thecrad!e
while Eve ran s.ctosm the s'reet to borrow
a cup of sugar from a neighbor.
Adam never had to keep the baby
while Eve went out with a determined
east of countenance to reform the world.
Adam neer h 1 his only pair of gum
sbe eaten up by a .log while ho was
spending an evening with a friend.
Adam never Sit up till 5 o'clock in
th morning to get -he returns from
Ohio, an 1 to the tust learn that the oth
er fellows had carried it.
Adam never came home at a very lae
hour from the lodge to. discover that he
had left his latch key m a pocket of h:s
other, pants.
Adam neer had a tight bureau draw
er at which he w;a. tugging come, out
suddenly an. I set hi u down wnh such
vrhemeiK-e as to. knock four square feet
of plastering oil" the eeiling.
Adam never went down town trying
to remember au injunction to get wash
board, a pound of soap, n ball of tape, a
bottle of infant food, a spnl of garnet
sewing silk, a paper of hairpin-, two
yards cf pink mosipiito n -tting and a
mouse tmp. Middirloicn, Troicrijt.
' - -
Thf attention of our readers is respect
fully called to th ail vertis Mnent :a an
other column, of D. M. Ferry t Co.,
Detroit, Mich., the celebrated seedsmen.
f They do the lirgest lit! duet- in t';eir line
in the Unit. I States ; raise tho bulk of
their seed on their own f irms, by the
most approved methods, and have ole
tained a world wide reputation for the
fpi'ity an 1 variety of th seed they j-jt
up"n the ii'arket, and their integrity in
tilling all oiders entrusted to them.
Their leatitifui Seed Annua" for 1S.S1,
sent free to all who apply for if, will b
found of practical value to all who de
sire to pun Lvse serds tr.i" f name.
'
E'o-j:tc:ici; :;i Ebony.
The eviden;; see.ned overw helming -gainst
FaI rrd Jobnr.on, a .olored man.
on trial for burgl-iry in Bitivi.t, Ohio.
Ilis 'lid hid lasted four d.;y?, and th'
audie'iem ia C ii t til 't hi nsu-ie to b
convict d. IP ;eltiid petmistna to
s;-tV, ate! talked for fortv-iive minute.s.
He fairly tore to pieces the state's nt
woiksof evidelio. pl l!ig"l most of ti e
jurops-in tivrs. amazed the. couit, cajti
ated the audietic", nud madu u speech
which thtj tbuc'iinati p'j-er-s siyhisnn
parallel in ru le !o j?n':e. since t'ielays
of Chief iJ.m I Jacket. 11 was uc J jltteti.
Ct'ticayo Ittrald.
Timt I.il 'cu lt'iii funny editor is a
regular g.tki.-r. Eveiyboily laughs ai
hi:n. Simple Simon is his grand 'role.
Old jokes clejneil, brushed, ' revamped,
nil I anchored near home-, in shotl aUr.
He thinks the j eop'e of Astoria are not
sharp enough to detect liis literary
thefts, but he i Invalid to et fooled.
His attempt to palm off Christ' trernion
on toe Mount as original was very bare
faced, and should meet with just con-d'.-ini
a. ion from dl uood Ciiri.-.tians.
RiiNe'y's F.tj'tiou .Ifitjazln. for Spring
contains interesting stories in prose ami
vere, useful home articles, amu-iug and
instructive sketches. Mammoth Fashion
Plates, prof se illustrations of the.Fosh
i.oi of the day and invaluable shopping
information. Only 15 cents per number,
50 cents per yer.r. Address E RlDLEV
it Sons, Gra.-d, Allen and Orchard
Streets, Nt.w York City.
Siil d'.n;. tir' w'r wis'i tr secure
thoroughly qualified and carefully
trained teachers for their schools, write
to, President D. T. Stanley at the Stat
Normal School, Monmouth. If they
describe their school and tell the kind of
teacher wanted and the wage paid, they
will be referred to them at once.
Mr. Hugh I. McDanaU Ct First St.
Portland is agent; for Levelling' Nurs
cry. Mill waul; ie, Oregon, lie takes or
ders for all kinds of fruit trees and or
namental shrubbery, which will- be
shipped with neatness and dispatch to
purchasers Iy tho most approved route
at low Cash rat1.
V"e hare received P. W. Prrntico k
Co"s. Jilasiad and Homt Journal for
April. It is enlarged, nnd a great cred
it Vn the enterprise to Mr. Prentice.
AH for 10 cents of 75 cents per year.
107 First Strper, rnrtlnwly
We have received D. M. Ferry's Seed
Annual and Seed packages, all first class
The book in h li""' -efal toe
Th tuiiTat Coluotbi City U for mIo.
LOCAL ITS .73
AYewereat Colum':Vi City the other
day, We noticed all along the road the
fruit trees Vere just loaded with blos
soms. At Mr. Benham's evtrylhing
looked beautiful anil prosperous. We
visited the hottl of Mr. Pinckney, ami
found it not only very fine but also ci-pai-ious
and tirnven'fent. lie intends
soon; at least souie tiu in May to give
a Bill and also to open his hotel for
fumnier boarders, putting in a garden
for a plentiful supply of fresh vegetables.
Sr. Helen and Columbia City are loth
'well fixed-iu thu matter of hotels, and
we know of no pliees better adapted foi
summer resorts than they. There are
mountain: not afar oif, snlendid ibive.--,
rout-.'i.-mhing, chance for berrien, nlso, op
portunities, to hunt ib'er, iiu I feast the
eyes on scenes the most romantic of any
on this Coast. Mr. Bla.ke.sley and Mr.
Piuckney have spored no m-x(ens in the
matt?.- o: Id e', ar 1 dj.':-ve fall hous
es for their nlerjrise mid nublic spirit.
- m
Fifty lianlsiire at work onthe Ri'l
road at Rockv Point, and the arniv of
m
laborers are working this way, and soon
the cars will be ruuuirg between Nee
City an t Portland, and the whistle ot
lb cars will be heard ot Froguiort
which is a half a mile nearer the depot
than St. Helen. ' .
We formed the aequaintane'of Mr.
C. Jot if s of Riverside. He has a fine
horse named ''Mountain Boy," which
pruag from sr. horse n lined S'iiin owiied
!y John D. Lve of Mountain Meadow
.Mosicre fame. This. horse he has some
intention cf bringing- to St. Helen foi
the season.
IImi. T. A. McBride found time tniio
his ether duties to fih for M.d'iion trcut
lie did not forget the Eiitor neither did
J. L. ilcEdiany; only his we beliexr
were caught on a silver hook. Both
these gentlemen have our thanki for a
iiue treat.
The Clrcilt Court ca ie to termina
ualioa on Tu sday. A pooia! term for
th trial of 1). A. Cioninger will 5e held
on Ju ie 3d., mjlin day after Eletrtion.
This is on account of th-. absent; of n
important -witness, Yickers for the tie
fence.
At the last meeting of the W. C. T
U. there were fiplriidid essays wrl'tei
in I deliver.'-d by Mrs. Stewart and Mr
Godkin. Tl:est ladies po.si-ess great a
bil ty. and with a fair show could build
up sp'ciid-kl ruutationj ia the liteiar
world.
Met Mr. J. ll.'Vil.o:i from RI v r.ii! .
He thinks Neiialem VuJb-y ahea I of any
j.laee be knows for beal'h. lie say
they have too truest kind of water, unl
rich soil whiik h is rai.-il for him CO.
I ba.-.hels cf p-ta- es to l!; sere.
John Limbers on vm hi. ctoe against
Frank ik Myers iu tho cusm where S.
A. Mile, closet I a mortgage ataii : laao
of DIxU? Clements. This made Land!
non very jubilant, and also his atti.inies.
Moore and Dillard.
lion. T. A. Mc-Bride was sucrssfn!
in making the iinllctun nts stick in tb
two criminal cas;s trie.l, that f Oregon
against Mi-Goon and Oregon against
Wiiliam Dejournet and Mrs. Arinit
Statler.
The beaut. ful lines "Jo'in Corbie,
written for his Mother," i i ' l.1 week'
Col';:i::ian contain much pathos-, ara!
ire alike ereditabh t to the head and
heart of tit? author, Mr Dr Stewut t.
,Ou our third pug"? will 1 e found n
striking and instructive illustratii. n of
tlie eompara live worth of t.he rations
kinds of baking powders now ia the
market.
direct ito-M Eastern munufacr-cries via
N. P. R. R. a large stock of
GlaS3-7Arc, ani .Crockery,
Chin.?. tca-3sts, sc. Izo.
whicli will be rold for - cash tit
Lo'.T Pricc3 at
IZ&ziWs Stars.
. .
BI. II. Claarch Ap;it;iulu:eut3
St. Helen on the fourth Sabbath of
each month, at 11 A. Km and 7 r. M.
Bay view on the third Sabbath of each
month at 11 A. u. and 7. P. IX.
St. Jolins on the first Sabbath of each
month, at 11a. m. and 7 r. M.
Rev. II. II. CaosiK?.. Pastor.
Prcsjyteriaa Apyolntaieals.
St. Helens oa tlie lirst Sabbath cf
each month, t 7 o'clock P Ji.
Columbia City on the first Sabbath at
11 o'clock A. SL, and oi Saturday evening
previous at 7.
Rainier on tho fifth Sabbath, when it
occurs, morning and evening.
Westport on the fourth Sabbath,
morning and e ruling.
Knappa on tho wiconi and third
Sabbaths, morning and tvrning.
Rjky J. A- Hxxi. Paltr.
Prcpoanls for I'lcfcr.
O.TiCj ot Ptircka;.i.- J.: I !?.-t Ci-n ir.:fary,
V4..TfofV!-:i i ' W.T., Ajnl-i, lavi.
tyLMLi:Di';; f., -.LS, IN I;CfLICA'J 2.
.;;vo ti. .itaii !ii riH, v io txit
t tLi ...iiit tJ:o lica ui the Avti.i-; Uoii.
'iitiM "t J-' ''.fi--:e t liiu i'li.Alu'UM, 'l
liiuil Hue vcU woii 4:i NVtJn.-Llmi-, A
t:lt, IV.'I, at mi. !i tuoc? an t j;!acw thiy win ti
0, uii(?d iii 'irc'tnias- oi l i biers, lir the tiivt-ry
1. n or Utloru Jui! 21at. It4. of tin. fol o.vr.
ui.kk.ii' of l l ur, vu: Jji-J J a rwts 1. 'i.,
JIt6('Oib-.: l i.r.Ca-tirit AI.iu, 1. T., il.lCOlU p
fort Kaiutii, Oih., Its, g-j li.n l'..it I.hi oTfci,
1. 'I'., t4,.si ioi t I'f.aiu-, VV'. T., 4,lt.O
ta. YaiiCkiUter lairAC.., VV. T ,
i-irt Walt Walia, W. T., l',Gi X.
."iuili of th.. l'.i'ar (ual ui th.o t -.'- pouuci').
prep-jaji ti be fii: lill'ii.l, lauxt Ll) rUbil.lltiil,
vita tlie pr ri-iMiiis. 'i a-j Fl-iin t b- ivte 1 l
bkiu Infold -uvCfi'tauce. . i r.-juicu.! tor ij lua-liiiialu-.
ll.ua "..n -id re;ian(i viii in ru-C-'be.l.
'1 lu iji)i i-nuiitjit rcurvi's the lilit t.
ejici any r all : aint to iluto'i.it!i, i r, itk
jn!i.vul ul t:j- lit Lrtvi whout M'alvi i.l.iii b, Ij
OUH-.1.; llu i.i.4'.i.i. i c ..bi lf, u llib- c-ijcU-'tliO;i
s tl V.fi t: ic s bm.v l u juiir.
l.iaia iiojiv.i 4ii I jiia;c.i c.iiuL'.ii st.v'inj
hj k.ul of l'f.ur io-1 nii-tf . I, aal
fui. i.intn.cli.a.a o :)..-iji;.iu e o; I i.Iiun ',
o. a.li.i iln to Ite mltmi -Vtu Ly t-l l lrm uti.ttiiUiJ
oi cmlit an t iayai-n, willbj I l.i 5.jltil i-n
ajilicuti .a t.j thiim ....Ic, or to :hj A. C.V-S. of
i.i.o i ost :t wi.i.i it is ii-.jiw.l to make U..a;r
J.iivt:o;t-a cuiu..iuiii j i tr KLi. iii.l Kit
uiarkcil: l io.a; ter .our t
: ,' I a I. iii -! I t the uih'. r.
4i.;;iu-.l, Or t- tlie A'jvL.; Co..ni-wa. i.-aof cuLLiit.
-.i.et at tlii iiostn to be Xii-i i. '
w. a. h.di:;.kiv
Ca;tain au.l C a.. L'. c . A.
4a:S
l!l9
iin--hcs, v.ith over i'V,l2i''0
i.lijiratioiij a . I.o.tr
t .ro tailcr-. I i hi I.ulc-
raleprlccj tfirai it cunumm cn t il f 'l
f ;r personal if fa:-i y l-te. 'i'c.a bo-.
t) i .-Jct, an-l jivu i-::a( t tot t f tver;--ti.In.
yoa i se, at, diiak. r ear. r l.ava
f;a vl'di. ThjJ iava! ;al.!j UMi -i.r.
taia ia.brmaiioa glcmcl lr:n tf.o r
J ets of tlu v. rM. Wo wi.l r :aii a f yf
I'roc t my a ldress i:jon receipt i t-
nosiatrc eents. Jtu Lcur ti-ooi you.
l:espeetf:i!y,
r,:crJTGOMERY vvap.d & c
sail lTabaafa Arti.-cf Cimlvaso. la.
Gonsoiidatad Notice
PubUc&tian.
Lamd Orricr at VancoCvib, V". T.
Mmc.i .'Ui. itii.
Notici u herd y givm thai il.i- ioJK.v. iup
nam.l e.'ttloi have I lul n.iticj .'f tl.ir inttn.i- r
ton.ake 1'nal nruof in u;i) t ! their claim., mid
"hat kai'lproof wi.l l;eu:a It- la;fir.- tlio.Iit'ltf of the
x'rotate (Jo-.irt at lCiiiaiiii. Tel .. e ir'jitui.
'ay, Airili!oLh. 1H4, Myi i- Il i miiiKti d,
Jevimi-je .f Wi.mii Tuniur, Ail Ibii i al liun t
tcii I Arj bca"i xi o. for Uib s . i t f
uth t&st i of Mcii-oi 4, 'l'. 7 X. ilun- 1 ''.,
ia'l iwnu tti' folivin wi iictfn t itove)i
trontlaaoui rci bnco uj n, tn t cuhba-i -n f,
.al l, lz:A. F. .Mmnten. Itiniy Moi.lli.n, J. V.
'JtiiKi'.r, and b'ai.iucl Aduian, til uf Cairollti n,
Cow lit J Co. W. T.
Tftine H. Iliiutint.sn, Ail.'ition.-.l IT n:?.,tea.l
Aj.p JcaU-m Xe. tlCT, fr tl;e Xi r.h J of t oui'u
'Aiii.f hc in Tp. 7 X. I'm;, 1 .t.
r . uaaics (he folowie,; v.iln-st to prm t in
.xriitiaarnai rii-ii ecu uou. nl cj.tba.li li i t
vti i IcaiL iz: A. Y. J.tcii t..n Hiiii.T oml-1,
J. VV. t htWitf, &'..A :.-kini.i.l AJau b, til of t.txu..-
n, Cowlitz t V.. , V.. 'i.
f.;j;i. v. : rAlbixci. Y.iUr
vtnrriotl
istotics.
U. S. I.anU 4 ic?, VAVCorrnt. T.
A;.i) 1,1. V4.
Cimjl.tiiit Lax in;; brf n entrreil tt thij ti.r
t .fii.ii .'-l. Cro.i'.. a ;i.ii-st .l:.:us . l.iri's ft T
'r aKuii 'on; I . i . i ) o.iictc oi ilntr . .'0.1,
ti tu I MaiijfvKtc-?:'. iii'.ni tlie.- k. t..rt.ru;
'. ctii'ii t4, 'i'o. in i t iJ o.-iii, i.n;- L
at in CowilU i.'ia.nt y, ' ti'a. 'J'cr., w ith i-t
tiie c iico. i. ; a i I i J t-in i y ; iho xi i i -r
re Ji-rib n;::t i:..i O) n;iiruru', O.I.ct .
lie 17t!i ilay oi lu v.. 13c 1. Jo .ci' c'.; A. te.- '
s..ni iiu l fuijii-ii ttniioj-iiiy i:ci.ct.iioi..; tail
4:lt--ii alj.tii rniiri'a.
Kttiii). a ..SPAIILIXO, Vrjj'.tr.
1 vtnrc.iii
Xfi'A be raiilfJ r "T-fjC tt all appiioanrm ar-.d
Ciim.tnrnrr.. n! Iat 1 l y'ar mv-.himl oMrri.ijt it
It ci.iu.in illjTitr., ti-irrm 1nciiptioTi n4
ctirecticn tor p!nt;rj ail Vr-f''!r and Flow f
-ed. Vlan'm. tr. J,eftlMe',A to fill.
.Volicc of AiiIIcaIio:i to PrircLaso
T.ttibrr La::d.
-
Land Dmcs iT V ANrorvw, T.
Man-hllih. 1ST 4.
Xrt'.ire N fcrre?yi;Jvrn tl at ii coui;iiaac UN
h provici ins o; t i.e Act of (Joiircom. aujaoxt-t
liin:, lt?7S. tntitled ' An Act f r th.t oile f
I i ul-'T l.nn U in the .St.iisof C!a.ifi-T.i:. Oi
iron. Xcv.tla. tnt in ''.'ail.iii-'t;!i T-ri i-r .
9 iiuui O. K nans of M'.iUii'in ill (Jo.. Ore:.', nki
.his .lav f.le-l iutl.ii o.tir!'. I i .ipjilii-.l i.ii in
. mi ullage I her. -v. of Teo . Tp. J X. of italiji 3
et, of the W l.'auictt. 31 ii iii.li.
Tti'tiiiioay Lhe alios . cane will e tn!c. n be.
fore tlw Iiivli,j f thti l'rbaitC-.iii t at Kaiaina,
Wash. Tcr. on .ionJav,' t.ie ibvuf 21k ,
Ifi 4.
Any an l all nTr8:ni. luvAing adverse claims t'
die a;ove .1. oi iheit lan-i. or ioi.v px.rtioii tliein.'
vri herm-bv reuiri'tl to file thi-ir claiiiin in th.4
.llce ill. in Mi itv (OOjtlav froi.i l..te href.
KitLli. . bl'AitLlXU. begirt :r.
rin31mCl
ir?-TJ .-.J fAN La,- f
.v v.-... i . . 1 1 r n , ' -i.
t"ia- lu.-i ( i: H ttxior i rr I' IimTs 'hmii', Tn
I t.-k; .nTrl-iil. for till I'.i.ict S . Ci"xdt,
) .lylHiid. r i n'!i. Ot - uinr, dc 11. o. I ll k mi I
1 r'cnt.4 m-nt Xre,: 'I'liirt v .in .-ui .' etiT'.nri.
Pttn-mioht?ilntl t'T-.n 'O HVS S CO. a.-" nolle I
n the Sci k.vti net A .w ut m v. tj t l.ira . i e mi 1
.... vi.liJnl.iilt..l . II ........ !,......
for the worldmr c'smi. ' i I
i lO.Ct-'litH for toata;e, fcl.i
we w i l ii. ail you io.it, a
rnjii!, ahisl''e !hz of n.
lie i; mhU th.it wiil rttt Ju l
in tlie way of in.Vuin inoii money in a ft w Any
ihan you ever tlioiih. J sitlf at uny bi.a'nua.
Capkl.Bot nsuiieo. w ubl itait . oil
can work ali tle liuie or in "pare time i-"y. 'i In
work ii iinivi ially i d .pled to bothaema, yn n
ami nhl. Von cm aa.iiy t-ain fr in f'O lit tt
. evi ry eviiiiii'. '1 hat al! who wmt wul I n.ay
test the huiiu-BM, we inako thin liiipaiaUUil otni :
to all who hid not well aatisiie-a a ill tint kl
ta pay for the-trouhle of wii: ia,; u. i iiil ai..
licHlai's, uiirctioiu. lc , lit free, l't rtimvar
. ill Im iia.te l.y llmai hoeie iln ir vt.olv lii..e
to the work. l. rc.it auco aLaolulily '. re.
lon t it lay. Start naw. AikUeca MiMO'A
Co., I'ortlaii I, Maine.
Ctlt brat'- f. inr-o l-reeci!cai'.r c diet;
Uvn, at $t3r.). l ii.-i-l'ip i f i.-:- a- ,
attMii't. Im..a ailt ni rarn.liMl)r,T J;.r-,
'i I ritf!. rf m nlvprtvr I Krirlih ami .Krrtfi-1 u
r.o.Vc. I1 k't-.ilt t.f aportln-j )r i l'i;"ti, a: il a-'i-'m
mnl--v i 7 rr""t:"n aia fur in Cclt'"l
J.'rtr 3f rech-'oiiJlnp Doutle Gnf! t;
oo?:rM c. cnunc & co.,
712 rrriSMM.. FM!?i!':.;. r.i.
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