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- ) I f ' tV- TEE . GOLUICBIAH, St. Helen, Columbia Go;, Or. 0, - Act-. S'J2GCLLII0X SAT Li. yc.ir, hi advance $2 CO month i 1 W luoatii " 'O ATVETi7IING. SATZS: 0!-tifrc 10 15ne rlrt insertion ?2 00 Kieh a.rjse ('.tent in-terl'on 1 00 - : . ! K. -tl. A1XVMS. F.ditoV ft iVopi ittor.- XATIOSAL REPl'Bl-A?f TICKET For President Jakes G. Plain-n, Of Tuiiiue. Tor Vice-PrrfdJcn John A. Logan, Of Illinois. SATIOXAL . BEHOCBATSG For President, Gr.ovcp. Cleveland, Of 2Cev York. For Vice-President, Thomas' A. Hendricks, Of Indiana.- -' ' CASLUOAD RACKET SptembT 10t!i has been net for tlie ylunqe in soliedilk- Da the X. P. R- R ! et a eon Taconia. an, Portland. The tra:n.- aro exprc'.e.l to leave the former juno-i at ") .v. u., arriving at TeninO at 7 o'clock and at PortUn.il t noon ; return ing to leave that .lace at 1 r. M. rariv ju, Tenino at r, aT;d at Taconia at 7 o'clock. . The trains will run through to Portland. The imnieiiss transfer boat u ready for use, and a large force io now employed i:i rutting the line along the Columbia river in good order and it will Ku-rm he ens of the best ballasted roads in tho country. The ine!iee3 on both hides of the river are tin"1! chief cause oi" tho long delay, but all the ir.en who can be v!3?d to advantage are engaged upon them, ii:iJ they will, doubtless bs ready for use at the time agreed upon. Ol'jrn 7;: a Trxmcrii. - ' The Northern Pao-iSc company has recVivi'd a propesition from an Engh;.h firm to place a lins oi steamers, en ironi Taeoma to the ports in China and Japan. They w.Mit a subsidy from tho North -crnPaelu; or 2,000,000 acres of land. The Northern' Pacific peop!e say they ;"vvill not 8ub:-,idu; anv line, as they can not .afford it, bat. will have a line of .their own. in' a shrt time. The Can'.i clian Pacii: will, it is said by one of its ofa-ets-. e:tab!Ldi suoh a line from a point nearer the straits of Fuca. Ex. The farmers on the heights and over cn Tualatin Plains, in the vicinity of . Pernal heights, station, on the Kalama brunch, are taking steps to have a county road built acrosj ths lights .so that they can reach the station without going a dozen' iiules out of lh" way. It will be , a Teat convenience and make that sta-tio- ths uicst iupcztunt along the whole line cf the road. As soon as the railway is in operation so that its need becomes more apparent d --lay in its construction vi',1 be very brief. The Kulamn branch of tho N. P. F Pwill be in readiness by the 10th, inst. . for the system to go into operation with out a jar or. a hitch. Construction, trains . and large grnigs f Chinacien have been Vcn.sUntfy engaged in ballasting and tilling .wherever necessary, and numer ous Hi's were made where trestle existed to as,.to make the hnj smooth and sub stantial. It i laid with the linest steel rails and is one of the prettiest pieces of trak in tho West. Chronicle. The Orzjoniati says: The contract for the 'onst ruction of twenty-live miles cf raad on the west end of the Cascade di vision of the Northern Pacitic railroad from South prairie to Green river, was cwarded on Tuesday to Nelson Dennett, who is now engaged on tho Yakima di- The cost of construction will v;sion- npnroximate 8000,000. Visitors to Portland Should not forget to call at TOWC'S "San Francisoo Gallery, her . may be seen photographs ef all the lead ing men and women cf Oregon and ..Vka.-;hington Territory." Skillful opera tors always in attendance, and the most . minute attention paid to . .pictures of children. Don't forget the location, . v7. Csmsr First aad . 2to?hoa fitTSOtS, UP Stairs. o trouble to show specimens to visitors. Street railroads - pa,s the door every ten minute, and tlus is the nearest gallery to the live principal hotels. : Miss Helena Holman, who lias been f;pcn ling the summer with friends in St. ilelrn-', hft.for Salem this morning pt. iid. where she takes her former position as tca-hcr of music in the State blind school. Jadge D. F. Denni.son ami wife and Zdiiis Kila Whipple, M. D., of Vancou ver, came over from that city this morn ing S-'ipt. -d. en route for Seattle, the ionner and latter bring delegates to the Ilepublican Territorial Convention.-'-- Developments, instead of palliating the crime cf W. D Pittenger, tate tr;as urer of Washington county, disclose a deeper degree of guilt and more exten sive financial, disaster than accompanied the first announcement of his defalcation and fiight. Ajiiunber of friends ar; in volved in tho maelstrom, most of whom are illy able to sustain the loss. The country and state are ample protected by bojicsmtn, as, by mere chance or in adver;erce, they were not released when the new treasurer took charge of the books. TIkj taxts embezzled aggregate the sura of $22,000, the sureties for the ::ame being .Dr. F. A. JJailey, Conrad Schuhnerick and T. A. Tongue. Evtry etFoi t is being ma Jo to discover the whereabouts qf .the fugitive, opinion be ing divided a", to whether he has gone to British - Colombia, is hiding in the mountains, or has committed suiciie. Tlie crir.it is by no means a new one in Oregon for officers having in trust coun ty funds. An ex-treasurer cf Yamhill county has been in exile for a long term ef yearn for a like odvnse. Taking flight after he had vainly tried to cover up his crime by a chunky story of n imaginary robbery, and an ex-sherid of the same county served a term in the penilenitary alV.-r a brief exile in Brit ish Columbia for the same crime. Th:; lesson is one that should not be ls:t on tho public, and will, for a timo at e;u,t teach men that the point in business, wherein a friend i.s not required to fur nish ouohrrs and receipts for money handled and paid out, is one that it. is not safe for friendship to pass. Tele 'jrctnx. The circular of the O. It. k N. Co., to its employes long foreshadowed by ru mor, notifying th'.n of a reduction in wages, to take eiiVct cn the first of S.'p tember, was issued vestrrdav. The statement of -the company is that the step is reluctantly taken and is induced by the present depressed : tate of the transportation business. A willingness i) return to old wages upon the revival of business is foreshadowed. The wages of all Gaiters and employees in the river and sound division arc reduced in fair proportion. There ,is not the slighest evidence of a resistance to the reduction l-y a strike of the empleyes, although of curse, much dissatisfaction exists. There is a prospect that house rent and ail -other living expenses will be lowered accordingly, so that, for those whoa' the reduction did not catch in debt, with payments calculated up to the dollar on tho " installment plan," the diiTcrenc:' will not be as marked as it would have been a year ago, when rumors of reduc tion in salaries first began to be heard. There is r. somewhat concerted move ment among the em!6v"s of the O. It. k N. Co. below the position of mate to resist the sweeping reduction made in wages by the management in Boston. The boats, all w'ent out on time this moining, but all are running short-handed. It is thought that the matter will be satisfactorily adjusted in a few days Rivor transportation, when coining in conflict with railroads, takes a necessa rily subordinate position. These was never a more complete illustration of this fact than lias been shown by the decadence of tho river trade on the Columbia and Willamette within the past two years. Whether it.sj present I -.ncruishiuent will result in the complex: - fading out of the onca enormous trans portation business carried on by the line fleet of the O. S. N. Co., cr whether it will be succeeded in due time by some thing like its old prosperity, is a ques tion that a few years" wili decide. Tele jruni. ' A shot has at last told the burglary, that have been for .sometime infesting this city and East Portland, that there is danger in prowling about people's dwellings while good men sleep. Dr. Pilkiugton's shot gun did a host of citi zens service in last night's discharge. Thousands of empty threats and dozens of arrests would not do as much service to the public in checking the burglar mania that has had such a wide sweep as thii one load of buckshot, discharged at random and 1:1 the semi-darkness of u hall at midnight.. The circumstances of this death, if the wound proves fatal, as new seerr-s likely, are shocking, buf. the man who. with lib " feet swathed in towels, so he may step without i-oise," goes prowling around the bedrooms of honest sleepers at unseemly hours risks such a fate, an.l does not deserve a bet ter one. Tecyrrtm. War between France and China has begun. On the 23d inst., the French fleet under Courbet, during three yesrs bombardment, destroyed the Foo Chow arsenal and sunk seven Chinese gun boats. Tho Chinese notwithstanding they were well armed with improved weapons, ma le scarcely any resistance. The combat was practically finished' in seven minutes. The. French hart seven killed and the Chinese 1000. Tran .script. . - On Tuesday A. Cook & Son, of Van couver, shipped nine tons of Dartlet pear? to San Francisco, tho product of threo orchard adjoining Va icouver. the world or acricvltiise,' Tht: Acr.icyi,TunAri World, one of the beat, if not the briit, farm papers .cf its class, is making a. great succsc of he plan inaugurated by its-editor a few years ago. This plan is nothing less than the giving of exhaustive articles by the best writers on agiieulture in all the countries of the world. The articles from the different Stites and Territories of our own country are particularly enter taining and instructive. Judge Par rish's articles on " The Farmer's relation to Law" are alone worth the prhe of th paper. Judge Parrish, who is one of the ablest Judges and lecturers in the West, will sr.oil leave for the South, with the view cf supplying tho paper with a series of articles on the agricultu ral features cf I ha, section. This jour nal also h?s a lire household department which makes it particularly attractive to lady readers- The price of the Agri-ci;lti'rat- World (now in its tenth year) is only One Dollar per aunum(2G num bers). In el ubs of live, 80 eentsx'ach. Six months, GO cents; three months. 40 cents. Sample copies, six cents. Two cent postage stamps received on sub scription. Address Agricultural "World, Grand llipids, Midi. Tho September -issue of (he Collcvji Hearth is an attracts e. number of this popular magazine, opening with a poem l.y Iv.'.ith M. ThoniV, '- ri'ie Oread." " On the Truro Moors" is a well written sketch of Cupc Cod folks, their houses and home life, by Ocar Fay Adams, followed by a biographical article, " Sis tc-r Dora"' a famous English nurse, giv ing an insight into the life of a Protest ant Sister of Chari'y among the poor of England. The. Editor is making the children's department very interesting by ofiei ing each month a prize to young folks ; this month the contest being to write the best Historical sketch cf the town or cify in. which tho contestant lives avkl as 'he styl of composition ami nature cf work is to b considered ;u a varding the prize ; it will be a helpful and useful task for any ycung person. The departments of Floriculture, Made, Fancy Work, Fashions and tested re ceipts, are alike interesting and use ft'. 1 and cannot helo being of ureal value to the reader. Tim mag:i2.:ue is of inereas i:sg value to its readers and we are pleased to. h am that it is rapidly extend- in' its circulation. CoTTa'"!; Co., Boaton, SI.f'0 a year. Ct:r :;.i!i'j:ial V. V'e h ivr; jurt ree-iyd irons the pub lisheiv, S. Brainard's Soi.s. IGo S'aceSt., Chicago, an elegant book cf 1 03 pages of our famous War S.nigp, full sheet music siz1, words, music and piano cr organ accornpanyment complete. No s.uc!i complete collection Iris ever before nceu issuri!, and in sheet music, form would cost over 2o. It h is a tile in tive brilliant colors representing osie of the most active eng igements duringithe battle of Gettysburg, alone worth Ithe pi ice cf the book. Best sell in :T book of the season for Music Dealers, Book Sel i lers and News A ''en Tiio complete work for introduction, until f urtliernor tice, will ix; mailed post-paid to and! ad dress for 00 cents. Address the pub lishers, j S. Bra Izard's Sons. IoG Slate St., Chicago. iNarac tins paper lA Boy's Oet tVIcr.cl Mother." Tiiis son and chorus is onlv the most popular Xeio ifoity of the day, but -one of the most beautiful in melody, woids .sentiment. Like 11 Home Sweet IloSme.' ic will always find a welcome. Boys semi for it. Mailed postpaid for 40 cents in money or stamps. Be mr: to order this song as composed by Besi" Williams, being the only correct edition. Music dealers and teachers should oijder. Address, S. Brainard's Soxs. 130 State St., Chicago, Iauic this paper. C O ISTES r e a t s2:es E XT3I ests Of our I eloved ones are edways treasures. We should never delav isi securing tliem ! wlsile we can ; and to those of our readers who visit Portland, we would sayj do not return 'without visiting tho Sin Francisco Gallery, S. w. eehier First and Morrison streets, and getting our photographs taken, you may! not have another opportunity to sveuro a perfect likeness and a highly finished picture. Most centrally located. Campaign 3I;sic. Send 10 cents for our Elaine ana Lo- gan Songster. 3X2 nsic, book and hews dealers should order this edition. J Ad dress, S. Br.vixard's Sons, 136 State St., Chicago. Name this paper. We have received D. W. Prentice & Co's. Mii-sizfd and Holm Journal for August. It contains instructive "and a musing proso besides thefollowing hiusic: "The Flower and the Brook," "Fond Hearts Must Part," and " Pride of the Regiment" March. j All for 10 cents, or 75 cents per year, 107 First Street, Portland, Oregon.! SOCIAL ITfiWS.' 13 ON. M". 0. GEORGE will cpen the PPJSS IDES TI AL CAMPAIGIN for OREGON at-ST. HELEN Sept 10th. . On Sunday we took our family in our hack with Charlie and Jake; and went up to the Nrth Scappooxe creek where Mrs Moore and part of her family ad Mr. N. L. Grey and family hive bn casnped for some time. We passed into a new road to us near the Shaltuck bridge The tir-t and enly pbte we sav before wo reached our destination was Mr. Ramsey's plac. He has a beautifully p'anised house and everything betokens thrift and ehcrgy. He will in time have on excellent and valuable, farm 'hewed out of the wilderness. Dr. Moore was just ahead of us on his road-cart with Giii-'crbrettd. At last we carna to the steep hid that slopes into the valley, and a steep one it- was. We however got down it in safety, ami were glad wjheii we had successfully made the per ilous descent. Mrs. Moore had her head quarters at a log-cabin constructed by James SliintafTer when logging there jast winter. A for a clhjJi'j -hal! Iiad been improvised in front of th? cabin. Near by v.-aa the sparkling fresh water of the stream in which Mrs. Moore said thev had eaii'iht a thousand trout, no small item in furnishin: tlieir larder, with delicious food. A neighboring barn with its well cured mows of hxy made them splendid bad-chambers, and no fleas or mosquitoes disturbed their. ex istence. A table coveriivl wish all thff luxuries of the season awaited our participation, bis cults th il c.Jaii rot ha excelled by a city bakery teuiptej tlie palat, some green corsi from Guiitrtt's adjicent cornfield was particularly luscious. As it was quite late whn-we arrive', our stay was short, and the Dr. said he must also go, as he hid an nagement in St;. Helen, lie started and Miss Nelly Moore was to accompany liim in th'i ro.nl cart from the top of t!i-j steep hill. Ho had put ia Ids o.v'i hcrse. In turning around the field he upset, and was thrown out, aiid the hcrse stalled to return to the barn, lie hollered for us all to keep out cf the wav. There, was a scattering among the youngsters and women. We. had just got our tram out in the load and saw no salvation fur it except we stopped the infuriated h-'-rse coming toward us at full til'. We left our team, an 1 seared hsrn into a fencr; cer:. r v.' hue he fall down. Oiir teti:n meanwlnie ran away over the logs but Garnet t fortunately was inn hand, and caught our team, and' nothing was iiroheu. ?.ho Ioctor, Giir-iii-tt and myself then unharnessed the fallen hcrse as spet d.ly as j sible. lie did not appear inj-ired. The harness was not di faced a great deal, and the ro.il cart was net a3 badly broken as it might have been, though the back was dislocated and a number of spokes broken rait of one wheel. We ail start- j ed on then and arrived hone in safety Dr. S'.ewart has bought a fine Fercise ron station with the Pathfinder b'od iii his v:ins, of A. Sunderland cf Sau vie's Island who lives on what was for merly the Mot iiii! p'.aca It is a .--.ple'si-did snecimtn ef l:or2ehocd this same stallion of a:i iron gray color, asid bears the name cf Piince. The Doctor has 150 brood mare:', and starts in well fixed in the business to make a success of hosve raising. Prince is of the Myers slock of Rogue Rier, Southern Oregon. Myers brought on from the States a magnificent stallion in lfo3 fit tho tame boats on which we came from the Atlan tic States, and has done more to impr.vu the breed of horses than any man in Or-i-Uo:i. Mr. Sunderlaial has vei v extra blooded horses, and any one. wishing to improve their stock would do Well to purchase of him. Mr. John Edmonds states he wars not present at Mrs. Dunni way's lecture, at the Upper Seappoose. He only went with Sreven Haines as far as the first quarry out from Sc. Helen, and then re turned, lie could get no signers for a license at Upper Seappoose for it is in another precinct fr om where his saloon is. lie. says he should disturb no pub lic meeting, no matter whether the sen timents advanced agreed with his ideas or net. Aaron Broyles s?!:ot a bear in his or chard the other night. Ho went out to watch for one. lie could not see it it was so hidden in the branches. It come down however, and ho broke its .back by a well aimed shot. It ! ragged it'i body for some distance but ho knew he had made a linisri of it. Gecige Frantr; end Otto Godkin rushed in to see the sight, and were just in time for the funeral of Ids bearship. We have received a newspaper called The United Mates Democrat, published and edited try Brick Pomeroy in New York. Terms, $2.00 per year. It is much after the st h of " Texas Sifting?." The work of grading the Baker Cily branch of the O. R. & N. Co.'s road is completed. This throws about 500 white and 1000 Chinese employes out of work. fix. J. S. Davenport has made an arrange ment to get photographs enlarged in New York City. He has received three, one of James Mi'ckle Jr., one of Mrs. Judge Mooro and one of himself. Tho two former are very excellent likenesses; his own the complexion is a little too ligh:, but otherwise it is s fine picture. The frames, also, are very lusty, and he oin-rs them for 1 4.00 apiece, $0.00 lcs3 than they enlarge, them in California. It would pay to patronize home industry particularly when the article is first-class in every respect and likewise cheaper. A young damsel on theCffcappcose accuses Mrs. Dusmiway of being in league with the Arch Enemy! of all Righteousness, tho Devil, and that he not only bewitches men and women but cattle particularly vows by making them become Baptists, immersing themselves in the likes, and that one particular cow has vamosed the ranch and sh thinks has gone off lecturing on cows rights. Wc.opine'sho is just a littlii prejudiced, that is all. . . - Aaron Brojle3 says he has never given a deed of land to the N P. It. It. for a de pot, but told J udge Moore he would give ail necessary for depot purposes. It is re ported there will be a present only three depots with agerts between Ivalama aivl Portland, one at Portland, one at Colum bia City and one at Hunter's. The oth er sloppin-pla-jes will nnroly be flag stations. j Dr. Stewart and family left on yester day much to the regret of their nume rous friends. The Doctor and -his i-x- i (client wife are accessions to .any society however good. The Doctor has estab lished a big practise in this region, and has '"een eminently successful in. his pro fession. He has 'Ost less patients, liv ing or dead, than most physicians. 9 . . i We. have received the Lives of Blaine and Logan ly Buell. It is finely illus tratid and a sphnli i book every way. It is published iy N. D. Thompson k Co. New York & St. Louis. Bueljwas as sisted by Whitman, Editor of Kennebec Journal and also by Mr. Blaine's Piivate secretary in the reparation of t'u vol ume which makes it authentic. ; Mr. Willis, one of the Editor of the Lewis County Nugget left us his card with "Mr. Guy Cole '.ml regretted hi did not meet us. The Nugget has greath improved since he has become one of the propi icv.oi-s. The Pee sVppears not to have siting it so bid but what it sits on . ;.-!! S -!! t- if. ill ' it !'aUi u it likes hi the same place, At one of the New Jersey fashionable resort watering places a woman broke her right arm in two places during si desperate light with i mosquito that had sucked nearly two quarts of blood from her body, and was wiping its sucker A-ith a bathing towel that it had snatched from a rack. Lriclc Vcmeroj. SEOyHE TOE SHADOW i; Ere the substance? fade, and when yo-7. visit Portland, make it a part of your busbies to call on W. H. Towxn, at the San Francisco Gallery, S. W. corner First and Morrison streets, aiid h iveyour photogiaph taken i i the high est stylo of art. rClarence Gan ison wishes to sell a hundred acres oil of his place, the part adjoining the Milton claim Tint will be a good bargain for any one that has a little money. . It is handy to town, handy to tho county road, handy to nav igation ard the cars, also has a mill priv ilege, and is good la ml. ; j Tho " Columbian" ably edited and published at St. Helens by Major Adams is the best paper on our exchange list, coming from a small town. It reaches us every week, and we actually get im patient waiting from one number till the next. May its prosperity increase. 7'hc Xitjiet. We have received tho Dorcas Jfaja stijjust what ladien want. Price On" Dollar a year, New York. Its editor is Mrs. Laura B. Starr, and she is a star of the first nVagnitude sis relates to the understanding of knitting and crochett iug. James Shintaffei has just returned from his claim cm the Cowlitz. The way to go there, thev stou at C irrol.lton aiid rich? out horseback 14- miles. He says J. M. Ives is making a big show clearing up his farm. John Justice has iaicd about a thou sand tons of pumpkins more or less on his .place at Martin's Bluff. Davenport has a bountiful supply of them, and is fairly entitled to the. soubriquet J Some Punkins " . Young Mr. Thorne has returned from Whatco ii, and report ladies took part therein election primaries. As W. T. primaries embrace women he wishes he was a' primary. CORRESPONDENCE. Editor Columbian As I am about to start on my old route again as a Ped dler of Fruits and Vegetables, I thought the best "Ad" for me uu to dron vou a few lines. My Route will be from Lew is River or St. Helens to points us low down the river us profitable and shall endeavor to sell as cheap as any one for cash, as I buy my good-, for cash said am not obliged to get tlinih otherwise. It It has hem said that I do not get my things by fair means, I say I do and I have traveled this river for 14 years and am still able to do so without doubt of honesty or fear of impeachment, and I have Kold a better article in my line than is uy one on the river in tfte same business for I lio last 14 years and dote so by harder pulling than any other man will or ever can again and 1 now ask the people of my route to watch and see what I will do again. Geo. BitfHvx HarcooD Landing, Aug. 30th. 'Si. Bay view ferns. Last Tuesday night Thomas Wells, Robert and Will Fullerton went over I" Capt. Pope's ,oi-chard to capture a thief that was eating up all of the apple on the place. The boys did not have to wait long for just at dusk hi walked Mr. Thief. Tom. and Bob thought it was a hog and Bill thought it was the work shop. The thief went to filling up on nice large apples while Will went to the entranc- and demanded his ticket, but as the gant did not have any Will gave him oiii from his bear-gun in the neck. Robert Fu'ierton's mansion on the liill is Hearing eomph tion. All it need to make it look nice, is a liitle paint on the outside and a little, saint inside. Tiie Band cf Hope and Sabbath School of tins place (1 Jay view) prepose. jiving a Basket Picn'c on Sept, 1 1th. 18S1, to which all are .invited to come and enjoy thesiiselves. The members of neighboring Bands are especially invited to be present. Th; exercised will be amusing, interesting aiid refining. Everybo.lv mut bring hvu nuuka muck. W. J. Fullerton", Chairman ;f Oommit-tee. Ben Liwtl admitted a citizen, ltoid from Rryantviih; to Westport granted. License granted t'j O. E. Hunter nd John Edmonds. Rite of tax fiyed at "?1 .!vilb on the dollar. ' No. Valvr Acres cf Land '11 0-157 131,070 Town Lots 43,575 Tniprovenicnts 25,700 Merchandise- and Im plement j C0.C33 Moneys No'.es.and Accounts 103,973 Household Furniture 21,550 Horses and ' T-. ... - 1 Mules j 073 Cattle 9'0 Sheep 1230. Swino 11501 i Gross Value of all Property ! 38.7S5 G3,2i?0 2,281 4,230 CS30.300 Indebtedness J Exemptions i Total Taxable PrCpcrry 187,210 118,050 52 5,001 f c" 'rr PHYSICIAN and KI IlfcKOIV, River Street, St. IIele.v, Oregon. All on!Js e!t!ior ly k-ttcr or ia pci-s-.m V-iil Le pro:; p.iv .mi.-vi. rc.. 1 vii!i:2') Noticb For Publication. Laxn Omen at Vaxcocveb, W. T. .cptBinher 1st. 18S I. Xots'ce Ja hereby given that the following iiamed settler Isaa fileil -tice uf In'u inten tion to uialV final prwtf in support of ln's claim, ana that .iil juitof will m umAe lf-ae the .lud-rb of the Probate Caurt, at Kalams Vsh. Ter. on Triday, October 17th, 1S4, iz:Juines.Tohn. (Enduin) Hoiuestcal Application .No. L(i33, for the West A of South ct i ot htc. ls.Tp. 8N. Jl. 1 V. lie nuuic-.H tlie follow in? witr.ea-ijs to prove hi continuous residence ujonaiii1 cultiva tion of E.iid l .n.l, iz: 1. W. Crawford, of Vancourer, W. T. of IVcfport " of ,,f A. 1 . CplilUIUIl, A. If. Kdlia. James Wallace. YKiiU. W. SlUTRLTNU, r.eSister. Tnjsa ZT5T O 'X-Zl O ID . Tlri-rcct;-3 f r'ivl fMi iijt N"-.. ii r-.' bin h a t.i. i :,i!i r-.e.-ikf i taiiiliu 2.ia o Ar.rst . I). I.-- J f.u- f:n i.s.-.!.i!:; : t.-ri:ii an.l the l;ii f a foh'iJ-a.-)e.e, collet-, lively It v.a in ; tile Iht l i-ejtc.ia;,' .".ay .r till Liis. Jiy or.U-r ! t'y r.l. 1' :;:;) V;:o !):'.! j-t ' "lerlc. ?J3JVIan3 a d 'JM i:uy 1j ;;eu a: the fi'HlOA.Ci: r.l'l v.Ui:iii Ci-.y. Erotics for Publicatior. Land Cffice at Oregon Cut, Ogv. Aiifc'. 14, lSb4. Notice h -reby givin th vl Ihe follo.iin,;. n:oned Hettlcr i:aa u.e t notice of hi intenliun to make tinal jnoof tn ou(poi t ot h a ciaiui, und tlit mi 1 i'ro'f will ! inai' before ilio Oonnty Clerk at 5t Helens, Oja, on M n lay, Sept. i9, 1S84, viz: Tn'in .a Kimwv, lo.iientei.d Entry No. 4575 for the N. K. i of Sac. 4 T. G N. K. 2 W. . .. . , , Ife nauieothsfollawinxwitnJi3es t' prove lus Continuous rideace rpon, aiid cultivation of, paid land, viz: G. W. Heath of Columbia City, C. T. Herzoj?, and C. E. Mcfviniater of Neer Citj', Cohmdaa Co. Oregon, and J. W. Hudson of Kalama, Cowlitz Co, V. T. 5n3u22 Piano fos? SalQ; For particulars inquire cf Mrs. li'. ij, ntnSrJ it Helen, Notico for Publication. L.i vr CrncE at Oi.i.co. Citt. Oirpn. ,. . , , , 'W'- 27th, 1st 4. Notice n hercl.y kivcu that tho fodoui -u' named acttlef ai tiled notica of hu iiittnti.tn t nir.ke final proof iu :ippoi t of Mi c.'aiin, i.n I that aaid iroof will he made hefore the C nJy at St. fUhns, ()r.,n, on ThuriMtay, i)ct. 'J, lt4l vi?:.b.hd Vanhlaric m, Hointttel J-.nti No a-7 f.r the N. 4 ,.i s. W. i of mc. 14 T. 5 X. K. 4 VV . He names tho following -vitiiriweb lo prove conunmum 1 tbidt nee upon, and cultivation of.' Haul land, vi,: Jtwiah K..nkla r,r JS!t..1IIK-n, S. D. n,nltyl W-,1B"V-Tl1'',,n- D- bV;erof Wiuj. nia, ftii of Coumilua County. (),cm. Xolicc of ApplicnHcn to Piirclin.tc '1'iinber Land. T..VN-D OrncE at VArcoHii,' vr. T. ...... , . , July irih. l,-4. Notice 14 lK-reoygivcnthnt in compli.ir.ee whU the provisions of the Act )f C.uiTeii arvrii dunt, 3, 1H7X. entitled "An Act for tho sale ol Timber Land in the fihitt-s of California, Oro K'U. Ney;e!a, paid in VUMhiJiXton TtniLorv ' Of-lvni 11. Dray of C.avlitz Co.. Wash. Tt-r. Lus thii ilav filed- in 11,m oiiice hi nppJicMtion to pnrcha9the w. of a. vv. I f Sec. 12, Tp. oi Itunsel V". eHt, of the W'ii.amttte MerMian. leHtimony in the above c.me will he Uk.n be fore the dud of the rrohntc Court at JCnl.im W us!i. Ter. ,n Saturday, the ITOth. day of Sei temher 1S84. Any and all perwms having; adverse clalmi. to the above described land, or any iMi thn th-i-eo are hereby r.iv-iuired to file their claims in thin o.lice will.ni ullty (GOJdava from d.tU hett4. VllKD. v. sl'AKLI.NG. Itej-iK.jr. v4n"pJI13 ' BLAINE Ss LOGAIT; 1834. AGEHTSVytlTCD, 1834. For tho only pen?ilne PICTOKIAL I I raphij of the 1'Li'cisMc.iv Cakdidatkh for iVoident and Vic'-iVt-i.i Unt. Auttuu'.ic and xl.a;.;iie in act, profuse at d aniitic in i:'iMtrali-.ii, c n scientiouB, f.ireible, Lril.i.int in ai.thors!.i;i. The -ST,vxn.wn i:am;uV'ii History. AtTHo.uzf:!, llioh in matter but LO'.v is l.icf.Q2. The a;;tiif harvt-ui. .cii-l III eta. foroutlitVnd out iTi.'.iAr pr. c ical iusti uctioiis in h; bett ir.etho a t fs.i: it. SfccfcKM and L.VH3S p.uieiTH ins ire-f. Actatovc::. Th Campaign will be sl.ort, b;t B11ILL1AN r AND I'LOi- JTA Ul. K TO JOf..VTH. Ati 'l t si -, N. D. Tuojir.so.v Co., J'nbli.e.t-r;-, " Sr. Loi iii, ilo., ou .lw Voi.ic iir. In the Co;:nty Couit for Columbi.-v Cov.cir, Str.te of Ore;;i.n. Arthur Met; raw, IW'ntiff, vh. J. V.'. Fox sn l .T. TW, lc'tn .-..-a T d. V. fox mi I J. T v. Oi-ft-nJin'.a. In the of th Stale of Oreon y .u and each of you, r.re her.-by noticed that avl I pa!:i tiif ha con.nitnsed an action ;,'uiu-;t yon j 1 tl.c H.! ove tnliihd Court t:i I cai,a -. 'J n.i.1 no ti n it I rou-J.t f. rthj v.r.i .f nt. If aii.V. clar.J Six Dollar i n I inttrtst v.n l 0 : a.- piavt d fi j ia the c imphiiu; 0:1 lile thertin. Aat j'ou tot leiehy 6ii:.:!iit iii-.l to appear i n I u :eA t-r j .-on.ol.i.'ai by th-j li . day .f the ten:. ..f t:.i.:.i.J Cti'.nt ii'-xt '; 1 t-.i iii.-llj. e:;ir;-.ii. v of k:.x.tc.n pubik-;-.'i. ri of this . li.mers, io wit: by i!. h't lay f Si p'vt-ii.tiLT J1.; 1: :: 1 if you bui to -i :vj f ur ju :nf '1 v.iii ta';cn : d-it vo i in tc-CJii:'.:iC-j v ith ( 12 pr.y;r or s;tM complaint. . This summon ij PMblhtd Jiy -r:!.n- rf :h: Urn. V. A. ?.:-., .Iclt .d iaij vJouit mrv.ls on the i?o.Li. tl..y t.f Jmj,?, l i.M. v1.tJ.1o'21 Attorney fjr i'h.i.i'. l.f In the Ce.nty . Coe.rt for ICoIn.v.bj ?.te r.f Orf--"n. v Natiiau Ti:i;f'p,;riu:nlir. J. V.". Fox r;s.J J. Tow. D.'eu !.i:i To J. v. . i.)X r 1 j. j), fl n.i,,n.,. In the name if tho Mate of Oi, v u.'rr.d each.pf you, a.e h r. by r.oi i'hd that a'i I n!ai.i. 14 i:c3 co:ii::i iv,'ed cn r.ctn-: neaiuKi; v u m tli boi .-. TiMrlo d Co-i t i.ule.iis 'ih-.t n id Mf- iion ii br..u :lit f -r the aa:n of Thiw II on.ir,.,! ,vnd forty five & 1'fty hr.nd-edr ha Dollais, ; t,d interest nd osts ;e iirayed for iu the c mu.h.ie.t n ti.'e then in. Aidyoii an.- here! y rp.irtd l( :ip; 'Hr i;n t ana-.Vt-r mi I c:np!aiit bvtl.e Ut. day of Uk; t n.i of a.u'd Court n-.xt f I iv. th expiration of fix uce!.' i-nb.ie.i: ion of I hi kmh-m.-iiH, to wit: by the Ut. d.iy of ..-ptem!t r n.l if yoi fad t 1 ti. cppe'ar jud-nn-tit V.i!! lo ta.ien i:;;ni:in you in ,accuil:.uce with the i rayir of -ai ! cm-.luint. Tuh Su:u:fi. u 'in nebhVied bu ord-r f II-..H. b'. A. Mo,uf, .Tiu'-of uai.l Cjmt. ma U on the 2oth. day of June IK l. T. V.. li!lnr.l . Alty. foi l ialntih. v4n4.i,r.iil IJotioe. U. S. Land Okhce VAscoi vrrt, V. T. ' , . , . dune ISih, 1SS4. Complaint I'.iviTijr lfn cnternl at tl i ' f rj bv Wa noii H. FaitLIncrairaiiit John thwi .or aband 'liin l.w ilomestcal J-.ntiy ISo. ."i;02, tlate.l Ju'y ldth, ikmJ, upo.i ti:o V. h of x. k. cn i,-.t 1 an 1 2 Sec. G. To. GN. 11. Ik. iti CowhlzC imty, :mh. Tr. with a vi.-w t. tho cancellation of said miry; the aaid par--tiea arc hereby Kummoru-d t appear ut tliii Oillce on the 5th day of Av.. at 10 o'ch-cic .v. M. to rep.) d an I fiiruiili t-'jim .iy c':z;eit iiij said alleged ab.1,11 lonmeiit , VtlED. A . St'AilLIXG, Kcidster. ' v4n!7ju27 Send six ctn fla f 'T jxt.ie, and i rcci-ive fn-e, a IgjCostly box of r HI . . A'OtKls VV1.KJ1 VVI.l hd;you to more money rhdit away than any thin r else in ijd world. All, of either a -x, bi:c c; ed from t.rst hour. The broiwl roal to fortune, ! ns before the vvorhi ra, nI'Molutrly a re. At once addrtts TutE & Co., AuiMta, 5laiuo. Notice for Publication. Lasd Ofkics at VAxcorvrii. W. T. Anoint 5th,. 1W4. Notice Isherebj fr!vrnthtthffn-4 w imr fumed aetthr hn Hi.KO notice of hi intention. to make UNA I. PKOOl'illtOippoit of List tl'iin, an. I t!,it mi id proof will Itv imtde Ijrfore the .lude'of the l'ro bata Court at Kalama, Wash. T-r , m Satimlay Si pt. i t 184, u: Jea-'ph Kueh. AddihnJl I lom -i.teai App.ication Ao oiXi, for the Aorth .J of South linut ' .f Sec. 4, Tp. 0 N. 11. Jl n.iinv tlie follow in.- wi iii-s. n to pro c ha con! iiiuoim renhlence ujhui, uu. CiiHiviUiiii .f nail land, viz: Jl aeph Dexar, of Ka'ami, W. T. S. 1'. Wa ters, at Isadore l alltrt, " of ' T. b MiihaH. r " FliKD.W. SrAKLING, Jlteitcr, vSulae.8 KoT'ltTi: FOR PUELICATICX. L'ANn Orricn at Vaxcoi ver, Vv. T. , , . AuKnt lat. K-4. Notice it hereby civen that th follow in", nained aettler haa fdeil notice of hi intuition To nia.ee final proof in hiip.ri of his claim, cud toat aaid proof will be made before the dud 'e of thePiooateCo. rt at Kalama, V. T. M. ndav. Sept l..th. 14. vi.t: KlizaU-th Wc-atw lolc. l'r"c' emption Declara ury .statement No. (iG for the L,.t 1, 2 an t 3 ; f Sec. 4. Tp. 8 N. Ii. 4 V. "le name the followhr,' iitnea--ea to prove hia continuou rcvidoneo upon, and cultivation cf said Jand, viz: Ifenjainiii 1 A. . Dectz, cf OaV Toiut, V.T. T. John H. Douj.'laa, of r.enjamin Peteron, of Samuel Lfiwaon, cf " V I i V' -
