The Columbian. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 1880-1886, June 20, 1884, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text. f ' - 8 WW' l&L PARS." ll I II II H I s shops. lias captured liis co.v. -,v any sales for logs. s been quite sick. 5 lately beci at - is kept up o going up merer 53 ce- of oak for the ..salmon in Mr. Arthur George lives in tlin Mar tin hoji.i on. Cj!u ulii Sreat. TIi3 family of John Caples have I ecu visiting at Captain LimontV. " The county road cn the S.ippoose ap pears to be in OoJ condition. Davenport's place is a regular picture gallery, portraits and landscapes. The sea-foam bushes in Mrs. Meeker's yard make a splendid back ground. The fruit crop pi onuses to be the most abundant, ever known iu this region. Mr. T. II. Taylor has bought an iron fence to enclose hi lot in tiie ceu.etcry. Mr. T. Cooper, wife and baby went up to Portland the oiher day when wt; did. -lr. William II. Conyera v.IIl soon move his family to his farm on the Cla'.s kanie. Mr. "William Coprland has returned honip. from Southern Oregon in improved health. The water is said to be falling, and ranchmen thereat. aud farmers ixjoice greatly Aaron Ewvles ar.a George Fran'z ar j fine gardeners, always iceepii.g the weeds . h subjection Some Chinamen come down on the boat, hunting work. They had a morl dcspoildilit look. 'Mr. Louis Edmonds lias not been sal mon nVning for some days as his family Las Wen quite tick. At the ice-cream festival; there wre . currants, cherries and ccccanut cakes bo tides the ice-cream. Mr. J. S. Davenport alwas carries a fall stock of goods, and a great variety of desirable articles. "We had the pleasure of meeting Mr. McCora.ick who bought Mr. Frierson's farm on the Clatskanie, Mr. Grey says there is some mo-.t magnificent land on the Wad ha res ttEl liott tract on Milton Creek. Mr. II. L. Matthews has gone to Sno hoaiish City, aud will not be back tiil after the 4th of July. W. V. Thayer was elected Supreme Judgrc by 400 majority over L. Flinn, llepublicau nominee for the j)osition. Mr.. Vvratkins has had a stiff neck late ly. He was stiff necked, but now we r.re glad to chronicle he is upright again. Willie Meeker has fixed up a croquet ground in the back of their lot near the road up to the Church and near their barn. Mr. Fi.sk is lo have some land slashed by Chinamen, paying $4 per acre. Mr. 1L S. Fullerton will have 50 acres slashed. Nor man-God kin's foot appears to have been poisoned by the Paris green used in coloring his stockings, so Mrs. Godkin informs us. . Mr. EI E. Quick's baby was the young est person out to the ice-crearn festival, and kept tims with his feet to the music of the orgaa. Mr. Hez. Caples intends to plant many potatoes, after h'gli vater. lie Ins bought -i number of bushels of Obed C'akesley for seed. Mr. Fabre ha3 rented the Ivnox & Abrauis' place on Sxuvie's Island. They have moved till the waters subside over lo Washington Territory. Mr. J. C. Mason locks his gales so as to keep hishtock in and other out. A ts man in this country where fences ; re so nillikssJy torn down. J La;;t Ffklay Mra C?eorge gtraclistfif gnve birth to a lin? son weighing 10 lbs. Mrs. Perry is attending the case, and reports all n.s going on fi;troth'y. A Mr. Holmes living at Ivilama wisliC? to buy a small farm in the vicin ity of St. lit Jen. He thinks some of purchasing the Emerson place. A Mr. Kenedy has been plastering the house or Mr. Garrig. Mr. Gocerig has been erecting a mansion on his place across the river at a cost ctf S3.1D0. All will remember Mr. and Mrs. Mili tary, brother and sister-in-law of Mrr. T. C. Walts. Their baby now weighs 33 lbs., and they are very proud of it. Mrs. McDiide came, up tc-tlay for Dr. Moore to visit Mrs. Gelndye. She stat ed the family v. ere gathered at homo ex pecting her esrthJr end was approaching. 3Z. F. Church App ointments St. Helen on the fourth Sabbath o each month, at 11 A. :i. and 7 P. M. I.iy vie .v on the third Sabbath of each month at 11 A. H. and 7. r. M. St. Johns on the first Sabbath of each mouth, at 11a. m. and 7 P. M. He v. II. if. Caosinx. Pastor. - Prenyl erinn Aypolalincnts. St. Helens on the first Sabbath of each month, at 7 o'clock P It. Columbia City on the tirst Sabbath at 1 1 o'clock a. M., and on Saturday evening previous at 7. - Tlainier on the fifth Sabbath, when it occurs, morning and evening. Westport cn the fourth Sabbath, morning and evening. Kuippi cfti the s-ccnd r.nd third Sabbaths, morning and t veiling. Hev J. A IIaxn'a, Pastor. A'meV Guide to Self Iisf-.tructicn in practical and artistic -IVnuiaitsliip is giv en free as a premium with the " Jour nal, " The "Guide" lias thirty-two pages devoted to instruction and copies for plain writing, fourteen pages to the pr n ciples and examples for nourishing, six teen pages tr alphabets, package mark ing and mcnograniF. Price by mail, ii: paper covers, 75 cts.; handsomely bound iu stili" covers, $1. Given as a premium (in paper) with the Journal" one year, for 81; fu 1 bound (in stiT covers) f;r A l-2o. Davie-l T Aires. Author and pubH;i!itr) Tjway, New York. liegins its tleveulh volume with an admirable June number. The most no ta'dr: fiti-.re is the fine array cf draw ings by Bacon, I'ridgman, lioggs, Mosler, Harrison and -t!ier American artists, after their paintings in Paris Salon. There are al.-o some striking drawings by J. F. Ftauuelli and a page of 11a rye bronzes. Excellent illustrated arcicles are giv?n on "Country House-' "The Hall and Inception Itcom," and " Old Ecclesiastical E.nbroiderit s." The sup plement sheets include; "The Mando lin player," in color, after Trinquesse. ; a supurb female bead for 'aine ; rose and jasmine designs for embroidered screen panels ; sweet-briar designs for a vase ; a design of horse-chestnut h aves for panel decoration ; a capital design for an etched and repousse irass tr.iy ; monograms in F, aud designs forjewel rv. needlework and frieze decoration. There are alto pleasing designs for a cup and saucer (sw.auip rose) and for an al bum cover (' Cupid Disarmed.5') For practical iiue,nnatioii the answers to crr responacnts are alone worth the price of the number, thirtv-five cents, Montague Marks, Publisher, L'3 Union S.juarc, New York. T5IE WORLD OF AGIilCrLTCHE The Agricultural Would, one of the best, if not the Wst, farm papers of its class, is making a great success of the plan inaugurated by its editor a few ye.irs ago. This plan is nothing less than the giving of exhaustive articles by the best writers on agriculture in all the countries of the world. The articles from the dilTercnt Stales and Territories of our own country are particularly enter taining and iit-.tructive. Judge lir rish's articles on " The Farmer's relation to Law" are alone worth the pri"o of the paper. Judg Parrish, who is one of the ablest Judges and lecturers in the West, will soon leave for the South, with the view of supplying the paper with a series of articles on the agricultu ral features of tha section. Thisjour ual ttkso lias a fine household department which makes it particularly attractive to lady readers. The price of the AguI oultuual World (now in itstnth year) is only One Dollar per annum (25 num bers). In clubs of five, SO cent- each. Six months, GO cents-; three months, 40 ceut?. S'anple copies, G cents. Twr cent postage stamps received on subscrip tion. Adress Agricultural World Grand Rapids, Mich. " .rnovniizron GTTl i 3? Jdanaarr . Clean Wtinfiin-f, no. Rainier, - Oregon, Orders from Oie country tvill receive onv prompt attention. JANUARY 1884! AHHUAL 'SETTLEMENT OF Aosounis. I tlcsirc to rJosc i:iy books for IS8I5 and i;i oi!ei lo suit i: tiec'S s&vy that :5I accuuuts i to aef ocr .;, i&vS.s, be settled i:3iiciiiute ly. cither by casli or tiW. arbor &I-Xairdres Also for Side Caxdie3, Nut3, Cakxcd- F.iuit.-?, Gitr.EN FuuiTS, CyAccns, Gixgeu Ale, Sarsapauilla. Soda Watep TODACCO, ClGAUS, HaIR OlL, Pir.iFUMEaY, Picruns Frames, Hat IIacss, Yaxkej: Notion's, a:cd Dr.vcs.. T. Goopor's Bntclier SIio: ti2:sl looi t- D iyrniiorl's CaS"OC 0i!Si. TltvEK St. St. ITe:.en Onsaox. Choice meats of a'l kinu.s for 3a!;. liE-'Lr.a i:; General SleicUandise ST. HELEN, OREGON. A new and complete stock of Gn-iH now in store. A lices reasonalil x ieiiu Cush. aulotf Z. G. DAVIDS Oil, PUiotogsaBlier. C0P.XE3 PlUST AND Y.IMKILL, STKEKT3 Portland, Onroo:; hi s & : lives i;f all tae 3 I'reMdcnis Aw U. S. The J. r'.-f t. tlian han U:r;iN-t bcsV boo!; ever 8-jl.l for ics th:iu l i-M our pi izi. Ihe fr-.-stc-st selling bo in A- mericft. " l)nui-:-ns- proa's to a.-eu ji. Ail Intel i'.'ni v?.i-,1j wtiit i. Aar ca? cm bc.Jiiie a icc-..i:i a:rn. ernii five. IIallltt Loo Co., I'oitl .ud, Miinn US blU2 UU X,' OiSl W 4 Chairs, S,:iYiii&o 77ccd Scats For Hale. llila to OrlDr. OTTO GODKIN. vlnlalO Proposals forTfDn3Drtation. IlE.vD(i"AnTiusDi:?ARTi:nxTOKT;iECon;iniA, iltru-z cY Ciuur Qi.'Ai.T(iii:.!AsT;-:i(, y V.N-couvicu UAHiiAiiSs, VV. T.. .Murch ll, 1SS J. ) CJlvVLlM) J'KUfO.SALS, IN Ti:lt'LUATi-;, SU li.) KCT to theus.ud con Ii i iis.s. wiil be re ceived at this oMict, un-il 1- ovl-Kjic, n r.n, nit Monday, Apiil 7, 1SS4, at which tiaia an I plucj they ill be opened in the presents of bidiiers, for tho tr.tn.iporf iv'.i-m of iniiits.ry supp.i-.-s on tin following described ro it-'s d-iriii year cominciic in.; duly 1, li 4 an.! inline Jikj UO, litt-1: IiOUTK No. 1. Spokane l ails, W. T. to Fort Sp'ikan:. W. T. Kuutk o. 2 As!i!an.l, Oregon, to Fort Klamath, Oregon. IIoimt. No. 3. J-ii Hctoa, Oregon to Eousa Barracks, 1. T. l!ouri:No. 4. Kun?.. I T, to Doisc Earr&c!:, I. T. Houte No. o.-r-Ilathdrum, I. T., to FortCovar irAlrni 1. T. v Ko'te No. 0. I.e'.vLton, I. T., to Fort Lnp wai, I. T. Tol'Tk o. 7. For transporta:i n of ir. 5. Jtilitary Supplies between Atori.i and Fort Stev ens, Oregon, an i Fort Canby, V. T. JSO'CTK No, 8. Cctwttn l'ortlan.l. Oreqon, and Varicmver, W. T. The (iovernment reserves the ri0ht to reject any or a 1 proposals. ijlauk)i'o;Ms.ih, fonn of contract, and printed circulars, iviniull information as to the man-lii-r of bidJiirjj, terms f contract and paym-int, will be f tunisUeil on ap)hca'd in to this :tiee. Fuvelopes containing propo-ials should be marked: "Propo-als for Transportation on l.oute JC. ," and uddressd to the under- A. S. K I ME ALL, Jlajor and Quartermaster, IT. S. A., Ciii-f Ou.-trtermaster. of Pub'icntion Laxd Office at Vaxcol-veh, W. T. March 12th. 1SS4. Notice i? hereby given that the following named 8-jttlers huvo tdetl notice of their intention t-jinake laial proof ir. mtppurt of their claims, and thai said proof wiilbemadu lioforv the Judof tlie Probate Court at Krdama. Wash. Ter.. on S itnr lay, Apiil2f)LlvJ.S4. viz: Myra li. Hiintiiiti n, deviate of W'am-n Tnrn.tr, Additional Hoine. stead Applioati m No. fur the W'ts'. of Soutii llas.t, if Secti n 4, Tp. 7 N. Uan.e 1 V' and nwiiwlli' fo'l.win wii.nes-?e3 to prove liis continuou.i residence upi, and cultivation of, tail, viziA.l1'. Monlton. Henry Mouiton, J. V. Ciioae, and Samuel Adams, all of Carroliton, Cowlita Co. W. T. Jnaies H. llunlinton, Additional Home t a.l Application No. iC07 for the North A of South jst i .f Section .K, Tp. 7 N. J'Vv 1 U tut. ah names the fo' lowing witn?nsert lu prove his continuous reM'Ienoc u;on. ' an-.l cultivation uf said land, viz: A. V- Mouiton, Henry A l mil ton, J. W. Choate, and Samuel Adams, all of Caroll ton, Cowlitz Co., V. T. KltED. Wi1 PAULING Rfgi.er TJie mrst Eccr-s:ul 3317 ever discovered i as it :Is cert -in iu its effects and docs poi bhotor. ULAD VROOi' BLOW. St. Charles, Ann., Au?. 23. IS33. C. J. Ken-ham & Co., Cents:-I tnne pleas ure in informing vu that 1 used n?arly all of tht bittlHf KendaUs Spavin Cure that you sent me from St. Loui., nee inline to direction', ant to iuy satisfactiim (anil I. must s;iy tainy surprise) ,n about two weelit my mare was en tirely well of her JainoneM caused 'y a bog tavin of over one year' standing anil in three weeks li:ne the Mvel'ing was all puie nd he mare is now entirely well xind can trot "3 g'ib as ever. I consider the lxvttie of Ktndall's Spavin Cure worth to me l."i0,C0as the animal was woithlcBi an she whs on three legs and eonld scarcely pet around on thorn and now she u tne l.iust mijrgy piiimal in thesa parts and with tlie itmuant of the I ottle aftei iurin; the mare I have nearly cured a severe corn vn the hall of my hir toe that ha Ki'vtn me rcat pain f.-r tv-o or three years. 1-jhave only applied Ki iviall'.- Spavin Cure four times andr the -corn n w is eary out by the roo's and without any pain. In short T think it is thebes liniment that is in use. I have Kendall's Treatise on the IIor3e and his Diseases an I I would no take any money for it if I could not. get another. J ' oping you yreat success I remain Yours respectful'y, R. C. JLr.Tix. KEKDALL'S 8PAVINE CURE ON HUM ATI FIE jH. evat, Isn., Ausr. 12, 1S81. Dr.. C. J. Kcnd;dl & Co., Gknts: Sample ef circulars received to-day. I'lease scud ine s-nne witli my imunt piinted on oue si is wi y, Q hc Kendall's Spavin Cure i-i in xclleut deman 1 viJi u, and not onlv fir animals, but for hu m;vn ailments alio. Mr. -Jos. Vori, one of the iw.din ' farmers of our county, sprained an an kL badly, and knowing tlie nlceof the remeiiy for hors'ju. tried it on himself, and it did far better than he expected. Cund the pain in Very hhoit order. Yo'iia rcspcctfullv. C. 0."Tmr.3AK:. Ttiee 51. CO per bottle, or sis bottles for So.CO. All tlriirists have it or can pet it for you, or i willbeftntto any addrt-st on rcctiptof juice by the jropiietor Da. 15, J Kenham. & Co.. Knosi.urgh 1'al's, Vt; Scad tor Illustritcd cir cular. ProyosaL for Military Supplies. HEAOQ-JAllTF.KsDErAr.TMEXT0KTHEC0LCMni., ") . UKKlCa OK CllIn: QCAHTLUMASTEll, V Vaxcovvek l.r:i:ACKs, . T., Maich G,1SS4. J SCALED FiUJl'ttSALS, IN TiUi'LlCATJ:, SUBJECT totiic usual condi'ious, will b- rs c.ived at this oIKcj or at tlie oiiocs of tha U. S. Qurlermaatersi at the followiuu-named losts, until 1- o l .ck, noon, on Monday, April 7th, lSc'-l, at whieh places an I timfc tliey w ill be op ened, in prestne-j f l-i l.ltrs, for the furr.ijl:n;; auddeiivry of military mipplies dutinif the f!s c;tl year c or.r.ienciii- .July 1, 1SS1, and en ling June .'0, LSSo, as follows: ool. Coal, Char coal, l;ii, I.'arloy, Fran, I ''ay. and Straw, or liay in lieu of Straw, or eueli of Sai.1 suppl cs as n;av be required r.t I'or-laud. tJre-,-on. Foit Canby, TV. T., F,.ii-e i:arr;:cks, 1. T. Fort a alia alia, NV. T., FoitTov.ii.i n l, . T., Vancouver, Dpot, .T l"o;t Co.";r.l'Al-ne. 5.T., Fort KhunnUi, On yon Fort Spokane, W. T., Fort Stevm-s, Orcjun, Fovt Lapwv.U T. T. The Cm cnv.iiu'.t reserves theriht to reject nin-i rnll roio.a!.. l'refeif-nce v.i-l l eive-.i to ar". i of d imes'-i-j or- duothoi, r.ndtoarli cls of i'omestic production produc-.'d on the F.; ciiic C iast, c.'iidi;ioos of price and quality boil g cipial, t ilit? extent of coiisumptioa required ly the public Hsrir:2 there. Elan?; propria! 3 an I printed citcilarp, si: fr.ll I'ai '.io.ihiTn :s to the manner ol ' bi i I ni,', &c, will b; furnished oh applie-v'.i i to tiiis oll'.ce or the Quartermasters at th? vaiioi.s p -ts named. Jlnveli.p'S c :iraiui:i ( pro; tais ihoul be mat he I: Propsa:s for rt , " ad dressed t- t!i-- uni'tersLiaol, or the respective I'osl Q;;a:iei masters. A. S. KIM FALL, T'.Ir.jor Mid Quartermaster, U. S. A. Chief Quartermaster. Tk ri-vr.-s'Cri: r: 3 i Ei.c.l ila ixii :::i 1 tai'V., C-.'. 'l year: 11 '3 l-a,x-s, t' ; " 1 ! -.iu ; iiu he, v.-ila ove" ,-SjO ilh-.btratioiia a. v.:io;c I:o- :rc ;;:il!c.-.'. C-i .-cj v. iwi! rale prices dlro. t to cvnsuaicn o:i : '.i f:r.;i.!j fur i-t-rsoiial cr f.i::.i t:so. Tells how to ilcr, :.;il give -::nt-t cat tf every thing voa i:sc, c:.t. t'aln!;, vcar, or I.uva f ill v. l;!i. Thciii i:iv:il::;I!o Looks ro'.i' t;ii:i i:i:"f rmntioa jrlivmo I lro:n t!.c l:::;l 1 ets of t!:a v.i-ri 3. Vc will in:U a c7 I'roo t J Kny nddrc.csi:Mia rci-cijit rt ti.o rioahi-c 7 ceiit. J.ct ua Lcivr lrom you. UcsT)ertf;:l!v, MONTGOMERY WARD & CO t7 & SZ'J WcbsaU Avciur. ticaao, i-U. J. W- CAMPBELL, Civil Engineer ana Surveyor. St. Kcleiij Oregon. All business r.ltcnded to with proniptnesi .ir.'l tHitittoh .'inl.f v3 A 7 m W tsb cia 310,000 .in --gold coin, Ti bo exchanged for goata for v.-uija value ecoived will bo given to the purchaser, at tan Bargain Store, Columbia City. Thi.i store is fast becoming pop iiiar on.' nccuiait f the KXCELLESf qvality of ojds Lent and the excooain.;iy Io"v7 prices for which, they are sold. Cive iw aculi. v4n2.ja2 r At w t A iV .W Tl I Will be inaMcd PSTIp to all applicants end customers of Inst year without orrlcrinR it. It contains ill.islr.-Uidns, prices, dcsci iptior.s and '.ircr:iv,r.s fcr planting all Veirrt.-ihlc and Flower f eeds. I'laii'.i, etc. l!l vali:U'Vi to Q.M. FERRX S C0.mi2L TRAHSPORTATION COMPANY. The new and .elegant Stsaraboat Lueea Masoa Leaves PortWul. toot of Alaer St. for La Center, Tues day, 1 nil -a l.iy a J a ltu.-J ly at 10 A. L . t-cntMug St. Uuien, Like Kjvcr end all inteniiediate latidinft-s. Jle turnii ijt Imvc LaCoiiter at 6 a. m.. Monday. Wednewlay, and t riday. Lanillns iade Woodland ou WcUiei. Uayi ndlhuruUY. F. A. fLHQQRZ, luprney - at - 1a Orrics - liivrr SHrcet hi freat o4 wtmnd. Prompt Altjatica Grrz to Ccllictiona, Etc. aul:;:f At bimsy-atLaw" JZi'ct at St. SIclcn, Orcson. Will atienl tarms of Con rt at Astoria. Ka Iarna . & fjrtlani. Praclija in all Courts of &tate jt Wash. Tel. v3nlGn!4 Attorney - at - Lav, OllEGOX CITY, OITEGOX. ; Particular attention given to business befor the Laud Otlice. novl2f.f ' 25Zi. THOIviAS STETVABT, . PUYSXCIAX anil SUKCIEOS, Eiveu Street, St. Helen-, Oaegon. - A. a. P III LI r St D. D. s. Xo. f23i First t., rox-tl.iud, i, Bo 23 First Cla33 Wotk t LowSt Eatos. -Ju-la2j A TO., of t!j Ertr.r.Tivzc Avmr.w. rm to:t "t !? S i.icjtori lor 1 iti-ot-i, C.iveal.. Tr.n: rU. ipj-rls'i:?. lor tha ITu.te.l l-'t.tr-i. Canntl.t, .iclana. ti-.ini:.'. Ocrmmy, c-:c ll.ui.l ll.nik ii1ki. i-'cnta 't fr.-.. Thirty ..-- j i-suV rxpi rienro. I'lten-Holitaiiii-I t lm m-r".i HVSS CO. ur-nmici -1 In tho Krm.vTipic A.M-:nr?A v. ta.j I.ir-sco--. i e i.cni 1'iost w.Uelv circuIntfU .s.-if!itin pn'-i-. i.!.:iia vr. ee!:lT. SnlomlM ( ii-.-niviini r.-il lrit i'-toit in lormation. bpc;ni(n coji f t ti- r.-l iu ifie t oier fen ii fntfrc. A -, l-WSlt .itl'O.s li.Ml.ia A-'iKUlCA.v O.aee. S.1 ll.jaU.ty. I.e. Vori. 27 Otopc, 10 Sets Reeds, $90 1 -CiC T-f Lcrc. Lto-!. lion. . ... Ci:ly 0 Jer.trmt w w r r rv.'r'tj ntnn Cnon ei-4 fteiO Tn-xi;.t rr-un t.s rnr.r:, i-.. 1 rn'hin.- cr.il be frl-rr Xolicc cf Application to PEsrc&asc Timber La ml. 1 Laxd OrricE at Van-cow-", V. T. March Hi h. 1S.--4. Notice is hereby given that iu compliance with the proviVi-ms of the Act of Congress aunrovetl Jx-va 3, li?r& entitled An Act for tha sale of 1 iiubrr Jjan-ls iu the .States of Caafornir, Ore t;f-n, Nevada, and in Vashin;-trn Teriiturv.' itnmi.'r O. ivjii3 or aiuliumaah Co.. Ureironhas this (lav iileil in tl.i n'iitt'i his a;)iicnti prj-chasethe s. w. i of Sec. 23, Tp. 0 N . of Ku ntifyn to Jansre 3 Wtft, cfthe V ilianiette Meriilian Totiuiony in the above case will be ta:-j.;n be- foro thi-.Iu.tr;u of the Probate Court at Ka'auia, W:s!i. Ter. tn Monday, the 2oth. day of May, Any and rdl per::i3 ha in adverse claims to the above described hind, or any portion thereof arc Iiereoy required to tile tlieir c'anns in thi o.iice will. in ixtv (!)0)(!av from date hsTcof. l'illiii. v. Si'AItLINCi. He-iVt-;r. v4a3"uiCl i HGHPAP.EIL Farm & Feed lilis. The Cheapest and Best. WILL CRUSH AWD GRIND ANYTHING, i Illustrated Cataiogca Sent Free. : LJ. MILLER, Cincinnati, 0. .... fiO t-,?, S j,-..avc -, e'.: U i 1 lr i f-M-rrti'li t I?-How, M I vr r-J t?v.r'-v:-:?. '""':t ftcp Actio", i Ly.-!....:5'j .:A.:r:j 11-hij r T:7.tn-T. h-iV: ' I .r:i if ii;t;:o 1-w.i.s.r I 1 v.-),i. .... u...i j i-?.rc.:y cr Ort-tv-'j'rl :. 1 c -ri-.-.. r.TI I J 1 Z .1 1. 1 .r. T . Ij'nvil -V v t 9 -r I rzr-...T: 1 ...a.-.r. ( fr. AiIJ.x-.J c:i Vca i tetrad j., !W7: 7 jYotice of Application to Pur I chaso Timber Land. : i Land h-vjcc t VAN'corvntt, W j T. March Hth. 18S4.t Notice in hereby given that in compliance with ..Lite provisions of the Act of Conrem approved June 3, 187S, entitled " Au Act for the tale ol Timber Lan la in the Statetof Califomia, lreni, Nevada, anil in WtwhinxtDn Terriiory," Adrian Li.. ;Twer, of Mtiltuomah County, Oregon, han tl.ii dav fded in t!ii O.'hce his application to pur chase the 8. E $ ol Sec. 2S, T. D North, of Kange 3 w. of the Willamette Meridian. Testimony in tlie above case wiil.be taken be fore the Judjje of the Probate Court, r.t Kalama, Wsh. Ter. on Saturday, the 2jth. day of Maj', lbSl. Any and all persons Kavm adverse c!aims to the above described lands, or any portion there of re hereby required to kilk their c'aitmin Uiih otiice within mxtv (G3)tla'a from date hertof. Fit ED. M. SPAKLINC, Keer. i v4u33m21 fa. 3 -RminGT0D GUNS T. IL.VVE TIIE Largest tii Ecct Eqnippel Armcry In tti Tmlil TESTING r:r.EAS!A-. V.X KUSAZZ om ou mum hlitmy mfles V.'hTc'a hav beca aic?:e 1 ud are ia use iu EVERV QUARTER. C7 TIIE CZOZTU . nEimiGTOH SHOT GUUS A.7.-Z iroTED for t::e cccd result." crA::rr.s at ait. r.-orcno. xrz reteS CD ANYSOBY VIIO IL'JJ USES THI. OUR IIUIITI11G AUD TARGET RIFLES Hare t-!;co niCriEST AV."AHE3 ot 1-T.ern.ntonrl TrposiuoM. 84 rRIXOPAL TIISES U o RJ:HINGT0N MKS o ' Ar.E u::ecualee tor Circngth, Simplicity', Durablllly, -Ilanc, Tcnetration, Prcclxion, Estsc cf Action, end -Tepidity cf V'rd, E. REMINGTON & SONS, i:Z7 YCniC C7FICZ, 31 & 233 DFIOADVVAY. ARronY. iiic: i:. y. CZVtxv rc Im-sthatc.t C.'.TAt-ocrr. The Prairie Farmer FOR 1834. THE LEAD3H8 AND THE BEST of all Agricultural Family pr.pers. Complcto In all department cf mm and mm imdustry. Indc37eiisil(!a to the fa:xier and bis fruwi!. Inxtruciii'c, Varied,- Pure in Contents, embracing the Hura! Industries, Literature, Science, nu t A-t Its coluiuiiS aro enr'.chel by articles from a hoit of mmn GOIlTRiBUTORS in every department. Cach lisue eontalci SUPEilB ILLUSTRATIONS. and the L.TE3T I'T.WS in a rutshell. coacbe Market Kc-pcrta, cte. ' 82.00 A YEAE, and a cojpr of t'i3 EpToniil Prairie Fra:r Standard Tins ir CoumTcial Map - the Ucifed btate3 "it Canada Ottx-il miisi) ijlEi;. Cr, if preferred to the Map, either of the following loji.j win iic sent i'j cacn suuacnaor s:-!iJiii' us $2. FrcLCt'cnl Tarn Draiatp?, by c. i:.s latent vo:k o.i in.it subject. C. Elliott: Or tii Fcp-ihr Amsrlcaa D'ctiorary ii:utratcJ, ana o.Q:0 wort, accunto da'.lioas, proper spelling. ana exact pronunciation. ir Ecpp'? Calculator "J aecount I5o" for 'Wt' .i2 of (.lie in jst ujcIliI and conveiciit for ilu farmer ever iaucJ. or American Etiquette aJ Itules t Politeness the latest uu l bojt stan-JarJ work on Ilu -njt.ject cotitaiii.i, alio, a larB'e luaJ Ct tJiiUoiiul into; ciation. t Soiul for specimen copy cf paper, find premium list, and agr-nts circular. Aium-px PSAIRIE FABM EH PUS. C6 , 150 JJonroc St., Chicas. Vick's Floral Guide For 1SS4 ia an Eljcant Book cf 150 rare?. 3 Ccl orci i 1'es cf i'lowiia tad V p-e.abl5?, 1 wore Ilian lllUStiatlCCi " enoieej riowevs. liants. ona egciable, ana IJirectlona for g.-ovnf:. It is l.anJsxne enough fur t.ie Center Tabic or c lloUJ.'y I'resci t. SjciiJ on your nauio and Tost Office adJre. with lil eents. anj 1 will sen J j-ou a c.iy, nosrase jvu-L This is not a quarter of iin c.o-t. It ii printe 1 iu in bosh KnirliBh anu uannin. II you aflcrvvarai oricr C3.UI, dcJuet the lo rent a. Vick'a Ssils ara t"v Lectin th'J Vo 14 ! ''lie Tloiial Guiob v.ill tell Ixjw to gst and gron' thsm. VieVs Fiow;r n-l vjrstabb Garden. 175 Pass. ColoreJ i'U te.-i. 500 KngraThigj. Tor .r0 etuts In paper covers; M'OO in eiigant elof h. In Ucmr.n or En-linh. Viat't IlhistrAted IMenth'T Me-a:ina-3is hcs. a Colorei pl.ite in every liumber, an I uisny fine I ji graviiig.1. 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Notice i hereby given that in compliance with the pro isiona of the Act of Conre.is approved June 3, 1878. entitled An Act for the sale of Timber Lands in the States of California, Ore gon, Nevada, ami in Wnnhin?ton Tenitor, Henry S. (Iregory of .Multnom di County, Ore gon ha3 thia day tihnl in thirt office hi applica tion to puretase the N J ol N. E. of .Sc. 30. Tp. 8 N.of Kaiiire 1 YV. of tne Wiilaniette iletxlian. Testimony in the aljove civse will be taken be fore the Jtegintcr an I llecdver at V'utio niver, W. T. on Wednesday, the 14th. day of ilay, Any and all persons claiming adversely to saiJ described lan; Is or any portion thereof, are herelij re'juireil to file their claim ia thia oltice within ixty(tK)) 1avi from date hereof. VRKD W. Sl'AKLlNC, Keller. vinSluiT mm mm BEST IH THE WORLD, Also Organ . Stools, Instruction Books and Sheet Send f cr czr Um Gatalcuo oJ Ksw MANUFACTURED CY JOHil G. EARHUFF, - - CillCAGQ, II THE Oottago 01.50 JL YEAK. 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Addrts'i TJ.Z COTTAGw HTJl2T2r CO, Cnt:a Ilia IF Y0TJ desire winiorT cnAKCE, the new i!.-ou''Tit rwh in; jiotai'j I .ik liLcnH the :i.xt Wheat, JiL.CK-HEA!uKi Ckntenttat f.T .-pr:i! an.l Fall now in-' the llcitAL (Jakuhs T-r.iwi .ioj seed i f the jrisat white crape ..:.uanA, ub- jcrib: forth RURAL HEV-YO.iJER. the jrreat American jonntal for the fann. rr.uh-.i and home.. It U original from bLimins t ' nd o00 otisjinal iliutr;Ui.m4 yearly the best wii ter iu the woii J. Send for freo apeciwien cop' 34 TABIC EOW, IT. Y. Uo Patents, Ho Pay. 1 A TnTCFTPi Obtained for Mechan. -JLlXXIlllV JLK) cal Devices. Com iiounds. DckLtis and Labels. All preliminary examinations as tr patentability of inventions, free. Our "Guide for Obtaining 1'ateaU" i scat free everywhere. Address Solicitors of 1'attuls, Wasiu.vgio.n', I. C. latablisbeJ 18CL titlml l3.Fox Sale-Two Hun Ire I acnes of Tlmb Lan I three milts wet of St, Helen. Will ta.ll heap for Cah; mldress w. II. CoriLAXD. .St. Ueleni', Oregon. COXSOLIDATED NoTICC FOR PUCLICATIO. Laxd Omen at VA?;corvrr., W. '. J'Vlu-nary 18tli, 1881. Notice is hereby riven that the fo'lowin.?- named stttler.4 have li!.-1 lutico tlieir inten tion tomake iinal proof insiipixiit of Lh ircl iiui .. and that said proof will be i;uae bef nv the tr and J.cceiver, at Var.e 'over, a.h. Ter. .:i Welueslay, April lah, l.Ht, viz: Ireiteric tenK-r, Jloui--taa I Aprucati.r Vos. 2-US and for the North Kant i of Sec. " Tp. 1) R. 1 w. & names the following witnessss 1 1 prove his continuous res! lence urnm an I enltiv-. tion of (iaid land viz: Josef N. Carlson, C'larh rl. llarmans, J-ran.c 11. Wahlberj;, and Cl.ark Hinran. ab of Castle Koc!.-. Cjvli;s tw W. T. Josf N. Carlson, llomestea l Appl'ca'i-;" Nos. 2277 and 2"3-l, for the y. w. i of n. it. i tu ! LA. i ana oi zeo. l p. y y. n. t w, K. W. i . rt. E. J of Sc. SJ, Tp. 10 N . It. 1 w. & names the lowing witnesses to provo l.is c uitinnous r lence upon and cultivation of sid Jrnd, i. . nsii' iw. "aiuuers, Lh.irles JI. JUrmai. ire!ciicl (leiwler, and ('harJcs Ilotran. a'.l . Castle Ktick, Cwlitz Co. W. T. Frank 1C. Wahlber, AddiLh.nal Hom?xlet.l Application No. 2S7D for ths k. e. 4 nf w. s Lot No. 1, of Sec. 10 Tp. 0 N. it. 1 w. i r.:.mes t : -lolluwin wituc-Kses t prove Ids conlin. ions r - liinc3 njvjn an-1 cuilivMicn of n.-.ul laiul, Josef N. Carl-f in, Cltarh-s 11. llanasi.s, I'n.' encic ieuler, an.t Chalks llosan, all i f C'm I. . Cj. v. t.