J-r4 T-.i. i-t.'. -
WtL2 UUiiUlC
DBOPS
The coming man t urned out to' be a
Miis Alice E'lvyart is stopping at "Sit.
I'dm owls'. , '
Mr. T. Cooper is still doing a rushing
business as butcher.
G. W. McBriilelias iucreased his stock
lately in many articles.
A. II. Ulakesley lias a tine run of
'custom in his elegant hotel.
Judge Moore is all tlte time increas
ing his stocfc of law books;
t
Mrs- "YVintoii is on a visit to her
father, lion. Nelson IIoyL
- f
Mrs.- Wm. Harris died last Monday.
Further particulars next weHc.
ltev. Father Sell wood will predcll
here next Sabbath at the Usual hours.
The V. C. T. U. meet on Suuday at
5 p. m. in the Good Templars' hall
A part of Muckles' wharf fell down
being weighed down too heavily with
lumber.
Mr. J. Neeley is the happy father of
a young son: weighed 11 lbs. on his ad
vent. N
. Mr. A. II. Blakesley has hired the
Girrig place on Germany Hill; and put
in a crop.
There is to be a number of kickers
this election. Let 'ecu kick as long as
they doii't kick usl
Mr. J. S. Davenport always carried a
full stock of goods, Add a great variety
of desirable articles.
Thanks for choice flower and gaVden !
seeds from the Agricultural Department
Washington, DC,
Sunday School immediately "after the
morning services, and at 1 P. M. when
there is no preaching.
Mr. Edmonds' brother and another
gentleman are Ashing for salmon with
headquarters at St. Helen.
A Republican club has been formed
in St. Helen. The book for signers is in
charge of Guy W. Coif.
"lion. G. W. McBride will speak on
' the 20th. at 7 p. m. in St. Helen and
Hon. Linger Hex maim on the 2ytlu
Wc have received D. M. Ferry's Seed
Annual and Seed packages, all first class
The book is a beauty and useful too.
It is an improvement for a man to be
gritty but not for a strawberry, so the
Muckles pii sawdust around their vines.
Miss Helena Hoiman f?as been down
on a visit from Salem. Mrs Ilolman
remains badly afflicted with rheumatism
Since Kendal Llakesley found S. A.
Miles was so interested to visit him
when he had his fall, he has made up
great friends with him.
Free rides are all the goon the '-Jo
ph Kellogg. The boat is crowded, pass
age fare is made up in die increase in
those taking nieafr.
T. C. Watts had at tedth pulled the
"other day. It was "the longest-rooted
tooth we ever saw; one cf its roots was
clinched in hi boot heel.
Obed Ulakesley has a fine ce-Hft.jtiori
of seed potatoes for sale at the ranch
foot of Sauvie's Island just sold by Tay
lor to Enoch Meeker.
John U. Gough, the celebrated tem
perance lecturer, is expected to arrive
in this city about June 3, on a lecturing
tour. Portland Ex
J. S, Davenport has got a big ice, and
an ice cream freezer, so he can make de
licious ice cream scream -with delight
these hot days at the very thought of it.
Cho G. Young has opened a wash
house at Rainier. He starts in with a
big patronage. Cho is fc'Mirring-fellow.
and very popular wherever he does bus
iness. Last Sunday evening'fbr tlb mcetirrg
of the W.. C. T. U. Francis Miles
trimmed the lamps in the'ehurth. Who
furnished the oil is a mystery. There
was an abundance.
Mr. G. Wr. Harris k& hired P:ck
ney's hotel at Columbia 'City for a seas
on" Mr. Harris is a steady gentlemanly
fellow, and a good accession to any com
munity. Judge Moore wiiV'soon have a piazza
f ro.-ted in front of his residence on Hon-'-.ty
Hill. Mr. OttoGodkin will be' the
architect, and will construct one in good
taste, as he is a ne rrOrkman. '.r.
Mrs. N. L. hrdy is ijne of the most
gifted ladies in t Helen though per
laps everybody don't know it, as Mie is
i very modest lady. Isn t it funny
'Ut prople will li Iranting stars Ot UlC )
. , ... t !
.r,t wasuitu.le away oH in lieaven wlion ,
li' V an- sliiniii" i iUt clww to thcui ami i
.. a I
Ify n.-ver discern tliefu :
.trte MtIfV Floral CKism', Nf
Y&tir, hi anfong the illustrated artieleV
in its'Macl? number two that render it
especially attract rye." Olio; or" ifti lirsV
! page, of a scarlet Lilly," the blossom's of
which range themselves in a circse at
the top ot the flower-stock, making a
gorgeous crown. The other of a Floral
Arch; ' illustrating one of the ways by
which' the lawn can be ornamented a
side from bedtling arrangements. Vari
ous interesting papers are contributed by
well-known writers. Mr. "SVm. Falcon
er, formerly superintendent .of the Har
vard .Botanical Gardens, describes how a
garden can be made beautiful with hardy
flowers collected from the woods and
meadows. F.iLance tells us of the nov
eties among 'Roses grown both in this
country and a Wad. 1. D. Sturtevant
has some interesting facts to give about
" Yellow Water-Lilies," a subject on
which he is an authority. In the de
partmeut of Home Decorations only such
novelties in fancy-work are .shown as are
easy of execution and require small out
lay for materials, a feature which com
mends it to aU ladies. As the season is
at hand when Spring Flower Gardens
must be made, it is tim'elv to sav to our
readers that the publishers of the Flo
ral Cabinet send this year, post free, to
every yearly subscriber Two Fverbloom
ing Itoses, or ten packets of choice Flow
er Seeds. As before stated, any of our
readers ltiaV have a copy of the Cabinet
for examination at half price (six cents)
by mentioning this paper. Address La
dies' Floral Cabinet, 22 Ycsey Street
New York.
The third Sun Jay in this morth
Quarterly Meeting will be held at Lay
view commencing the Saturday proceed
ing. Ilcv. Mr. Sails from Portland anJ
llev. Mr. Reese from Carroll ton Will as
sist llev. Mr. Crosier in the services.
Re v.Mr. WebVer will supply Mr. Reese's
pulpit at Carrollton while he is absent
therefrom at Rayviev.
91. E. CSinrcii Appointments
St Helen on the fourth Sabbath of
each month, it 1 1 a. it. and 7 P. M.
Lay view on the third Sabbath of each
month at 11 a. m. and 7. P. M.
St. Johns on the lirst Sabbath of each
month, at 1 1 a. si. and 7 P. u.
Rev. H. II. Crosier, Pastor.
Presbyterian Appointments.
St. Helens on the first Sabbath of
each mon'.r, at 7 o'clock p si.
Columbia City on the first Sabbath at
11 o'clock a. m., and on Saturday evening
previous at 7.
Rainier on the fifth Sabbath, when it
occurs, morning and evening.
Wcstport on the fourth Sabbath,
morning and evening.
Knappa on the second and third
Sabbaths, morning and evening.
Rev J. A. Hanxa, Pastor.
JANUARY 1884!
AHKUAL SETTLEMENT OF
AGOOUHTS.
I le-i;'e to close issy o!cs for
ISSU arid in order to so it is neees
sary that all aevonntsap tc JDeersu
ber iJ, I.s::. lie setlled immediate
ly, either by casiJ or note.
w. sacit as IDE.
Chairs, Rawhide & Wood Seats
For Sale.
Made to Order.
OTTO GQBKIK.
v4irfal0
HEALKK IN
General Merchandise,
ST. HELEN, OREGON.
A new and complete stock of Goods now in
store. Prices reasonable. Terais Ciioh.
autntf
v
T. Cooper's Butcher
Shop next d-oJ to Davenport's
Coffee House.
ruvsst Sr. St. Kelrx, Oregon.
Choice meats' of all kin Is for sale.
uaAteJ for The
Livi of all th'i
-P U fT" Presidents f
IB Bi S Ojio V. S. Thi
l..4.,.Jf liofil: t'vrr nild for lss ths '
twice our pric. The fastest Heilm- in A- j
ineiiea. J nniif-i' p. t.fi( to ae.its. All Intel- ;
meiie. JjJ""". wt t Any fmit vM Uc,uue a j
..coful a-ut. lVnn-s free. FUi.i-KTr Look, i
o-, Portland, .KUine. 1
W. 22. WHXT2TEIV
Barbs? &Hairdress.
Also for Sale
Cano'iSs", Ni:ts, Cankko Piiuirs, Grkkn
FitrtT?; CitAciiF.r.s, Gi..vj;!::i Ale,
S a r 5 a f .Cr. i l l a , Soi- ?VATT.R,'
TWacCO, ClCiA'H?,- flAlR
OlI IV.!!! UMEItV,
Picture Frames, Hat Hacks, Yankee
Notions, and Drugs..
I. G. DAVIDSON,
Photographer.
Cc'KNEn First axi Yamhill, Stukkts
PortlAni : : Oregon
Will be nulled Efi,''1to OH-aLpplicanis and to
customers of last year wil'nopt or;l.ri:-.g it.
It contains illustrations, prices, d-'rnj 'ions and
girectiens for j'syitin? all Vi!-.ib'.e and Flower
fc:ds. Plar.;i. :Jv lJ--aI:iii?5e nl
DM. 5 GQ?Vx&
J. W. CAW1P3ELL,
Civil Engin
and
Sitrveycr.
St. Helen, Oregon.
All business attended to with proni)tnesi and
dispatch. aulotf
$10,000 in gold Coin,
To b exchangetl for goods for which value
eceivcd will be given to the purchaser, at the
Bargain Store,
Columbia City. This store is fast becoming pop
ular on account of the excellent Qi'ALirr of
ifoods kf pt wd the exceedingly
low prices
for which they are sold. Give us a crll.
C. II. HOUuKj, Proprietor
'4n2"ja25
The r.UYrns' Crirr. 'a i
' 8ucJ March r.nd fcc;-i., c:u h
! inches, v.ith bver l,JiOO
illustrations a wliflc l-ic-turo
eallerr. Hives wLole-
?alc pviccs dincl to consumer's all poods
for iernal;or family Vte. Tells Low
ts order, find gives exact 'cort "of every
thing you ue cat, drink, wear, cr Iiave
f ;n wiih. These invaluable books con
tain information gleaned from the map
kets of the world. We will mail a copy
Free to any address upon receipt of the
postage 7 cent.". Let tis Lear from yoi?.
Jiespcrtt'ully,
MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.
S & 239 Wabash Avenue, Chlcano. 111.
r-v- :
, S'.COoutnt free.
f?ta ; ' r I i -,- .1......
s us. risK.
lf I fnV fital n t r IJea Icr,
3 U. ri tl vf i v.-;mt U'isr.iPsa rt wlueii
xaE' "I ' ik-i v;is of titliiT sex. votips or 0
old. 'hCi make ;;r- :.t pay all the thin throy ivork,
with absolute crta'nty, write f f p:ii;icular to i
IT. 1 AUJiTT & Co. Pci-tla-nd. .-:l-;:i-
Proyosalr; for riinitiiry lii!i)lis, t
IIeadqcArticuh Depat.t m untok th e Columbia, "j
okkif eoc ctmek tcarteumastkk, j
VASCOfVEii I'.ahhacks, W. T.. Marc?i . S84. I
SKALED PROPOSALS, IX TKII'LICATE,
SUBJKCT to the usual cmiditious, will re
ceived at. this otbee or at the ot!iet.-s nf tl'?iT. S.
Quartermasters at the follo'.-jii-4-xa:nb posts, f.
until 1J a clock, li'Kjn, i7 .lil.'(ay, April t ti,
184, at whifrh jlac- ani time they will be op
ened, in pntienoo f bidders, for the furnishing
and dolivf ry of 'military .'itipplii'.vibiriii-' the fis
cal year coriiMecii July 1, 1S.S4. and en linjj
June oO, ao follows: VV'ood, Coal, Char-
cal. Oar.s; I -iarley, I Iran, Hay. and Straw, or
Hay in 1k-u f Sttiw, or such of atAd suppl es as
ma v be reijni red at
Portland, Orpijoii, l'oit fir.bv, V. T:, H
15oi.-,e Harntcks, J. T. Fort Walla yV alia. Y T.,
Port Townsc-n I, W. T.. Vancouver, l)eKt, W.T.
Port CfCHi cfAJene. I.T., Port Klamath, Ore
Port Spokane, Y. T., Port Stevens, Oregon,
Port Lapwai, L T.
The ( Jovcrnnient reserves the ri.dit to reject
any or all 1 1 opo-;als. Preference will be ftive'U
to articles of "meKf!r pr.Kluoti'm, and to arti
cles of Hnu-f tic reduction produced on the Pa
cific ooat, c u litious of iice ai.d finality bein
equal, to the extent of consumption repiired ly
tfie public servioe tber.
lihink projo.sals and printed circulars, -ivin
fall particulars as to the manner ot bidding, Ac,
wijl beTufmVhod application to this oltice or
the tsiarteruinsters at the various poi.s named.
j;nvelAps containing proj)- sals tihould be
marked; ''Proposals for at , "' ad
dressed to the uiideri'rie 1, or the respective
PoHt 'iaitcrnia,-ter?..
A. S. KIM P. ALL,
Major and Quartermaster, V. K. A.
. Chief Quartermaster.
Proposals forTransportation.
I Tea ngcAKTKKs f Jkpartment octhe Coi.um m a, "1
(Office of Chief Qi akteumastf-r,
Vancoi veh P.ahuaoks, W.T.. March fi, 1884. j
SKA LED PROPOSALS, IN TRIPLICATE,
Sl 'li.JP.CT to the usual conditions, will be re
ceived at this office, until 12 o'clock, smon, on
Monday. April 7, LS84, at which tiifcc and place
thev will be ""ened in the present; of bidders,
forthetransK)itationof military 'supplies on thej
following cltci lUed routes iiurui year ooinmenc
in duly 1, 18-4 and endtup: Jne 30, 1S;4:
Wau Transiibrtation.
IJoi'TK No. 1. Spokane Palls, Y. T. to Port
Sjokane, W. T.
Route No. 2 Ashland, Oregon, to Fort
Kbtinath, Oreprn.
ltOCTE No. 3. Pendleton, Oregon to Poise
liarracks, IjT.
RoctsNo. 4. Kuna, I.T, to Boise Rarracks,
I. T.
Rocte No. fi. Rathilrum, I. T., to FortCiour
d'Alene I. T.
Route No. C, Lcwiston, I. T., to Fort Lap
wai, I. T.
Ktenmer Transjrt.-t?ioR.
Route .No. 7. For transportation of If. S.
M.ilitary Supplies between Astoria and Fort
Stevens, Oregon, an! Fort Caiiby, W. T. '
Itoi i'E No. S. Retwcen I'orth'.nd, Oregon,
and Vancouver, W. T.
The Cc ve.-ninpiit TeP".rves tT.e' right torejp-t
any or a 1 proposal.
jilanl: proposals, form of contract, and printed
circulars, giving full information as to the man
ner of bid
will be fu
ner of bidding', terms ot c.'mtract and paymcit,
mushed mi application to tins oli-. p.
mes 'containing lu-oposals should be
iii:iiki-d: -
i; ked: "Proposals for Trnuspoi tatioil on
!.,.tu .
o;,'ned.
-
. and aiMresseti vo tlie iiiuI'.t.
A. S. KIMBALL,
Major and Onarterniacter, V. S. A.,
Chb.f Ouarttnuii-ster.
Mr;:. J- r I
1 Lr 'lhi 1 Komey
IN MAM IN l.tlntiPJ 1
TV riiU """""t-
The most succossful Remedy ever discovcreU as it is
certain in its effects and does not blister. HEAD I'liOOF
BELOW.
St. Chaki.es, Anc., Ah?. 23, 1833.
B. J. IvENHAM. Co., (!eST.s: I take pleas
ure in informing you that 1 used nearly all of
the bottles of Jrdalls Spavin Cure Jhat you
sent me frci.V St. Lotus, according to directions,
an I to my satisfaction (and 1 must say to my
surprise) itf about two weeks my mare was en
tirely well of her lainene.-s caused by a bog spavin
of over one year's standing and in three weeks
time the swelling Mas all gone and the mare is
now eu tirel v well ami can trot nn" IHj aai ever.
I consider the bottle of KendaH'S Spa viir Cure
worth to me ?l-"0,C0as the animal was worthless
as she was on three legs and could scarcely get
around on them and now he is the finest buggy
animal in these parts ami with the remnant of
the l ottle after turing the mare I have nearly
cured a severe corn on the ball of my big toe
that has given me great pain for two or three
years. 1 have only applied Kendall's Spavin
Cure four tims and the corn now is nearly out
by the roots and without any pain. In short I
think it is the best liniinent that is in use. I
have Kendall's Treatise on the Horse and his
Diseases aiid I would not take any money for
it if 1 could riut jet another. Hoping you great
uucees J remain
Yours respectful1 y, It. C. 2IAKTIN.
KENDALL'S SPAVINE CURE
ON HUMAN FLESH.
Vkvat, Ind., Aug. 12, ioSl.
Dr. B. J. Kendall & Co., Gents: Sample of
circulars received to-day. Please send me some
with my imprint printed on one si.le only. The
Kendall's Spavin Cure is, in excellent demand
with n, and not onlv for animals but for hu
man ailments also. Mr. JoS. VonS,. no of the
leading fanners of our county, sprained an an
kle l)x11y, a-nit knowing the value of the remedy
for horses, tried it oh himself, and it did far
better than he expected. Cured the pain in very
short order.
Vo'lrs respectfully,
C. 0.Thiedani.
Trice $1.00 per bottle, or six bottles for S-J.O0.
All druggists have it or can get it for you, or it
will be sent to any address on receipt of price
by the proprietor, Du. B, J Kendall &. Co.,
Knosburgh Falls, Vt; Send for Illustrated cir
cular. TRANSPORTATION C9 MPAHY
The new "anilc5egant Steanbcat
tcavesi Portland, foot of Aider Si. for Ii Center, Tu
tl.iy, Tliur.-'d.iy nnd S.itur.1 i- at 10 . !., touching St.
lielca. Itke Kivcr and aU intermediate landing. K;
turning le.tves LaC'enter at 6 a. m. , Monday, Wednetutay,
and Friday. Landing made at Woodland on Wednes
day and Thursday.
?d six cents
for postage, and
recei ve free, a
costly box of
irood.a which will
help you to more r.ionpy riht away than any
thing eNe in this world. All, of either sex, suc
ceed from iiistliour. Tlie broad road to fortune
opens before the workers, absolutely sure. At
oncca dvlre.s. Tkl'E !i Co., Augusta, Maine.
IF YOU
desire wiTiiot.T cbarke, the new drought resist
ing Ktat The F.r the (.jIa:it AVueat,
P.lack-bea V.ei Cknh:m:iai., for Spring and
Pall sowing-the Rckal (i.KiEN Tkeasi'.sks
seed of the great while K'ape Niagara, hub
scrib; for the
RURAL HEV-.Y QM ICEO.
the preat American journal for the farm, garden
and Tirtrfce- it Is original from beginning to end
H00 origf'ia'liKtitr-vrio.s vearlv the best wri
ters iu the worid. Send for free pec'men cop- J
les.
34 FAItr! IK5W, 17. Y.
l$o Patents, Ho Pay.J
IP A HP IP IVTHIPi Obtained fr: Meihan.'.
JL rllilJ-i AhJ cal Devices, Com-
pLVlfdr,, jligns and Labels. All preliminary
examinations as to patentability of "in ventyau-s,
free. ur "(iuidc for Obtaining PatefctS 1s
sent free everywhere. Address
LOUIS P.AOOPR & Co.
Solicitors of Patents,
WASIfiVSTO.V, D. C.
ri41ml
Established loG4.
XoJicc of.AppHcatioit to rnrcSiasc
Ti:nber Land.
Land Okkice at Vancouvkr, W.".
March 11th. ISM.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance with
the provisions of the Act of Congress approved
June 3, 187S entitled "An Act for the sale of
Timber Lands in the States of California, Ore
gon, Nevada, and in Washington Territory,"
1 1 riimir f r k'n ini nf MiiHimiiinli Co.. Or'OH-baS
this iay tiled in this oilico bis application to
purchase t he fc. w. i of Sec. Tp. 9 N . of Range 3
West, of lh lllainette -Meii.tian.
Testimony in the above tase will betaken be
fore the Judge of the Probate Cowrfr,t Kalama,
Wash. Tr. on Monday, the L'lith. day of May,
1884.
. Any and all jcrsohrs haing adverse claims to
the above described land, or any po-fion there-if
are hereby required to file their 4rfaiins in this
office withtii sixty (COldava from date hereof.
PRLLO. W. SPARLING. Register.
v4'n3.1m21
jMotice of Application o Pur
chase Timber Land.
Land Office at Vancouvkh, W. T.
March 14tJi. 1SS-1.
Notice is hereby given that in rompVance with
theprovisi.nu of the Act of CVrrress approved
June 3, 1S7S, entitled " An Act for the bale of
Timber Lands in the State of California, Oregon,
NevaMa, and in Washhig.op Territory,' Adrian
L. Tower, of X I vltnoiiiah County, Oregon, has
this d iv fded int'J.is oliiee bis application to pur
chase this s. k J of Sec. 2S, Tp. U North, of Range
3 w. of the Willamette Meridian.
Testimony in the -above case will be taken be-fore-tt".'
Judge "of the Probate Court, at Kalama,
Wsh. Ter. on Saturdav, the i-'oth. ilay of .May,
1S84. .
Any and all persons having adverse claims to
tr.c above described lands, or any portion there
of Pre hereby required to ril.K their claimsin
this, otfice within sixty (uOl days from date hereof.
PRKD. M. SPARLING, Register.
v4n33m21-
' i
T. S. Lxnd Office, Vancouvkr, W. T.
April 3i I. 1SS4.
Complaint having been entred at this ();Kce
bv John M. Crooksa-gainst Jafnes W. Shintafter
ff'r abanditMimr Iiw Homestead Entry No, oO'll,
dated March 27th, 1SS3, upon t!:eN. K. Quarter of
Section 24, Township 8 North, Rat.ge 1
blast in Cowlitz County, Wash. Ter., with a i;r
to the cancellation of aaid entry ; the said parties
are hereby summoned to appear at this Oftlce on
the 17th day of May. 1SS4, at 10 o'clock -A, v., to
respond and furnish testimony concealing 1 iid
alleged abandonment.
PRED. W.SPALINO, Jirgitcr.
v4n.U-.all
p
- iXb JLI
ITZLOf., 0?.C o:.
liter JSl'4t hr front, o.'.iirand.
Civi-n ti C!ictioBS, Etc.
MIli.'Hf
DILLABD,
At iiarasy-at-Law1
Office, at St. Helen, Oregon.
Will atten
terms of Cou it at Asor, Ka-
lama !c Pi tlai
id. Practice in ail Courts of
State ji Wast
. Ter.
v3nin24
T-
A. PicBREDE,
Attoriiey - at - Law,
OUlijOX CITY, OKKGOX.
Particular attention given to businevs befor
the Ltnhl Oftlce.
novl2tf
DP. T2T0HAS STEWART,
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON,
River Street, St. Helen-; Oregon-.
2mC6
a. a. p
u 1 li r s, D, I), s.
No. SFirst Kt Portland, Cr.
Does First Class Work at Lowest Bates.
I V3n4a2o -
& CO.l of the SrrENTiric A.'TFniCAX. eon.
un to net u'S'iic-itiirs for l':itents, ";aviats. Tnilt
4rk. Copyrlfrlit.-, for tlia Unite I ft-Atc. CmiHdn,
in lnnsl. Fruiltre. Germany, etc ll.tnil Book ubout
aients sent frt?o. Thirty -spvpti ycurs' cxpeiirnce.
. PuU-iitsebtjiineil through MUN'N & CO. arc noticed
Jn the Scil NTlKiO Ameuicax. tlio larKCSf, t-et. and
Inost widely circulated wituntifK pajwr. t.1.20aycar.
Vpkly. Splendid cnftiavin.'9 and intorpstinK in
formation. Specimen copy of thn Beirut ific Amer
ican sent free. Artdi-.S MUNS fi CO., SCIENTIFIC
American Ofllce, 2G1 Broadway, New York.
27 Stops, 10 Sets Reeds, 090
1?Tat,X'- "EI-mfOVEX Orran ronUilns lOfull rata
Ooklen Tonpuo Heeds , T M'OPK, Wnlnut or Ebonixed
Cw, (Ortaws.Metal toot I'lat.-s.rnHirhtJV-ilown.stcel
Fpr nr, Jjinuitnd3i Kockrt for Music, Handles and
l-p": r:r,'!'ntr't".5.,'",cnt Stp Anion,
EV AMI JOttt, UEKJHiO A !U Contented
bonjiors HtcrsN. tow iwYmont':
. T.2fV!.,"cr,.'l!?nfc' t2T Factory working IAY unj
VyJMJAiaun a hiectno l.i;;ht tr. Kit: JIT to (11 order
PJ'rfcc, Iloxcrt. lcIlTcrcdonIanrl CO
wy tern licrc. btoul, llooh. Ac., only vDsfU
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ITotice. cf Application ta Pxircliass
Tim"b3r Lands.
Land Office at")
Vancouver, W. T. .
February 27th. 1S.S4. j
Notice iia hereby given that in compliance with
the provisions of the Act of Congress approved
June 3, 1S78, entitle I " An Act' for the sale of
Timber Lands in the States of California, Ore
gon, Nevada, and in Washington Territory,
Henry S,! Gregory -of Multonisth County, Ore
gon hasthis day tileel in this oirice his applica
tion to purchase the N A ot N. P. i of Sec. 30. Tp.
8 N. of Range 1 W. of the Willamette Mei-dian.
Testimony in the above case will be taken be
fore thS Register and Receiver at Vancouver,
W. T. on Wednesday, the 14th. c'ay of May,
ISN-l. j
Anv and all persons clairng adversely to said
descibetllandsor any jortion thereof, are hereby
required to file their claims in this oilice within
ixty(!0) lavs from date hereof.
i FJIKD W. SPARLING, Register.
v4i31m7
CONSOLIDATEU NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Vancouver, W. T.
; February 18th, 18S4.
Notice is hereby irven thirt "the following-
named settlers haVe tiled notice cf .their inten
tion tomuke final proof in uupxrt of their claims,
and that saut proot will he nunl! vtore the Regis
ter and Receiver, at Vancouver- Wash. Ter. on
Wednesday, April fth, 1H84, viz:. .
Pretlerick ieisler, Ifoiuestead Applications
Nos.22iS and o033, for the North Past of Sec. 5
Tp. DN. ii. 1 w. &. names the following witnesses to
prove Ins continuous resilience upon and cultiva
tion o?'?aid land viz:Tosef N. Carlson, .'harlcs
JI. Harmans, Prank R. Wahlberg, and Charles
llogan, ali of (astle Rock, Cowlitz Co, W. 1.
Joftof N. Carlson, lloincstefi.il vAjiplications
Ncs. 2277 and 2."34, for theV.V. iof N. E. 1 ami
Jr 1 and 2 of Sec 4, Tp. D x .t. 1 w, & k. w. J of
r-, K. j of Sec. 3-5, 1 p. 10 . II. 1 w. K names the fol
lowing witnesses to prove Ins continuous resi
dence upon and cultivation of said land, viz:
Pianlf R. ahrbrs, Charles H. Harmans,
Frederick Geisler, nnd Charles I logan- all of
Castle Rot-V.-Owlitz Co. W. T.
Fr-urk H Wahlboig, Additional Homrstcad
Application No. 2S7fbrthe k. e. of ll. w. j&
Jot No. 1, of Sec. 10 Tp. 'J N. n. 1 w. & names the
following witnesses to prove his continuous res
idence upon and cultivation of said land, viz:
Josef N. Carlon, Charles H.'flaruMW, Fred
erick Geisler, and Charles Hogan, all of Cowlitz
' PR EH. W. SPARLTNG, Kefedster.
v4n30f2f ,
Consolidated Notice ! o
Publication.
Iai Officb at Vani-ouver, W. T.
March 12th. 1S84.
Notf is hereby given that the following
named settlers have tiled notice of their intention
to make final proof in support of their claims, and
thai said proof will be made before the Judgeof tlie
Probate Court at Kalama, Wash. Ter., on Satur
day, April 2Cth, 1SS4, viz: Myra 11. Hirttingtcn,
devisee of Warren Turner, Additional lloino
ttead Application No. 2'J4S, for the West 4 of.
South Rust I of Section, Tp. 7 N. Raligc l W.,
and names th followiij witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of,
said, viz: A. P. Moid ton. Henry Moulton, J. W.
Choato, -Tit Saluuel Adams, all of Carrollton,
Cowlitz Co. W. T. i
James S. Huntingt ui, Additional Homesteal
Ai'plication No. 3007. for the North J of South
West i of Section ri, Tp. 7 N. Range 1 "West,
and names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence up.m, and cultivation of
said land, viz: A. . Moulton, Henry Moulton,
J. W. Chojite. and Samuel Adams, all of Caroll
ton, Cowlitz Co., W. T.
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