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About The Columbian. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 1880-1886 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 12, 1884)
" -r1 in.') r t I i' i I i THE COLUMBIAN, St. HeleD, Columbia Co., Or. SUBSCRIPTION BATES year, in ad v. nice month " ..... JllOiltllS " $2 00 ! 1 (XI i .:.o ! ADVERTISING JlATES: J);e s pian (10 lin) li;v-t "insertion $2 00 2----h subsequent insertion 1 00 li. U. ADAMS. lldltoi-A: Proprietor. IV AT I OIC A L REITISLUMX TICKET For President J A. MLS C IijJUNi:, Of Maine. t"or Vice-President .ioux A. Loo ax, Of Illinois. MT 5 A I .12 Q CE.ITIP For President, Guovrn On: v n?, a n i. Of New York, for Vice-P;eMjvnt, Thomas A. II kmmmcics, Of Indiana. HON". M. C. GE011GK opened ,the PRESI DEXTr ATi CAMPAIGN for ,oii::go: at sr. iiklf.n Sent ioh. by an interesting .spervh at tlie Court lie:::e. It wa. a verv rainy c!av. or tl. ,-rf would have, been :i largi r audieu ?e. jiany ttiiiii' from ;i long eli-ilanoi. His w.;io;i in Co.'igres- on ilailroad matters ; ...... r..,.ii. . i. .'..i I 'u.. l x ;i lu, ii;oi mi J o 1:1:11 he Jus equally with Senator Slater been the frieial of the people. Yc don't see li v any one whatewr their politic can tlnd fault with Hon. ?.f. C. George in railroad ciatters. IK has been for the -.tt!er oery time. Mr. George is a tine ipoaker, ami just tills onou-Ji aixcioics o relieve, any tiresome. f--rliug that a protracted argument v.cu'd engender. I.' is argument on the tarl:i" was, to us con elusive, cf ccvr-o there arc those who r.iV like the j.ri.sf.il t!:c poet speriks cf A man ccrr. Licc-l ? ;n.-L h;3 w ill Is c f tl.c K.unc ( J hilnn still A.t all those j-u!!:o f.Ttj-tjciis iliiu'rcnt j allies look in a Viiucivnt way. This is a f;oJ thliuj too, fcr it prou'on s inquiry anJ l;-lp to make a pcoph; intelligent, fco tl.t-v w ill take th'; ;.'5i Jf'.t- cf no man I'Ut c:;;ir4iitic tilings for tV.O:i:I vos. - - Prc-cr.iplicti ail Timber C'rili;irc A irreat inanv inquiries have of late bee. made use t as to whetlier the a bove laws had been repealed. A . re.it i;any have the idea th:U no person can at present obtain the benelits nf these rights far tho ben; !'t tf inquirers and " of ii.-ose who have not vet d:posu t.f .their primal land rights, we here ii?vc a statement cf tin action take by the land rleyartmeiit and 5y Congress. The V. S. G .vi'iT.ment inspectors tv.&Jc yoUmiiiious nporis to the Secre tary of the Interior, .showing that the p.e-emption and timber culture law.-; were greatly abused, and giving a lUtcf th vis-i nds of fraudulent entries in the various States. Iiased on thee facts, the Secretary cf the Interior in his an uai r -'-crt rccoranunded the repeal of the above named laws. A bill was in troduced in the lleuao of Itepresenta ive,s to thi-; i IVct an J the matter was rec'-ned to the usual com. who reported jtyerably therecn. Xow further action will not be taken the nest session of C aress, jn Ds ccn!:er.-IIeppner 7'imro. TI? Tariff Reduced. 'T-f i i:; Ttltjrctiii s;iys: f.irmcr;of the Up- i.-r Columbia basin have secured the at tentien of the O. II. Jc X. Co., and an answer was ,iven to thtir petition yef;t r l iy iii the form of the following circular i ..: v.. d upon advices from Xew York and telegraphed to all agents: In order to stimulate immediate move-la-::, th board of directors have deci ded to reduce, the rate upon wheat, in e"ar-lo.d lots, from all points on O. II. U Co.'s lines east of The Dalles to Port land, irora the present rate to 0 per ion. ' This arrangement is good until October loth only. A. L. STOKF.S, G. F. P. A. Approved: C, II. Pkescott, Manager, The Reason Why A few rays since a Chuokiclt: repcrt , r '.vhile in conversation with' Arctic S.-hv.alka, was informed tliat lie would j robahty reaiiin in this locality and go into busiuecs. The Army and Navy Journal accounts for his resignation is I'f.iiowf: AfUr xj'loring the 'ukou iicr in Northwestern Alaska, Schwatka ,d.-sc uded to the sea, striking the central channel of the noted Tapan cm rent, and examined the Aleutian Island grouj-. On j i he 1J utenant's return from the Yukon j r-sprditkon he slopped in Portland and j c-itere-d into confidential terms with j Dundee lleid, in respect to using the ; i'lnennial Islands fcr cattle ranches to be conducted under the auspices of a j corperrition to be organized in Scotland j with slathers of capital to back the cu j tei-pr:., for v.hieh pr.rpoke Kcid left I 1 'y".tl;!.nd several weeks ago. S.hwatka, i it ii understood, it i to take .special su- I perintendence of the business on the i.d.iud as H 60it cf rodent rnapaer. i Chronicle 3IISCELL.1XY. It was i-.ct until half j-r.st 12o!cc that tlioy chose Hon. J. W. Armstrong on the 21st hallot. Mr. Annstroug i.s not jHOiiouneed on the forfeiture, and he consequently was nominated after the aiUi-railroadors realized they couldn't siicc( cd in nominating one of their own men. The greatest of interest was man ifested by the di'lep-atos and audience. As the vol would oscillate, lirst to the railroaders and to the forfeiture men, hals 'were waved, canes swung and a general huzzah irevailod. Tlus names before the convention as candidates for this olfice were as follows: Pra.l.-i;aw, lloyt, Allen. Dr. Calhoun, Ilreuts, Dun bar, Armstrong and It. S, Green. None but Pi. O. Dunbar, tvere pronouuctvl for ft itrre men, and he received as hiJi as forty-six votes out of a necessary seven fivo. After lUc ihii ty-tir.st ballot was announced, Ar;nstong v,-ars hustled to the jtl-iXforni, and siaiply thanked the convention for the -honor. Itev. Mr. Crcsiei and family an. I the Misses Congill, who li ft a few days ago for a brivf sojourn in the vicinity of Mt. J food, returned yesterday. Mrs. Cro sier met with a u: rious accident, which suddenly checked their enjoyment and c-jused the return. The horses, for .some cause or other, became unmana'eablo and ran away, tjirowii.g Mrs. Crosier heavily to the ground, rendering her in so:sib!e for some tini' Tiie uuforlu nate la ly was conveyed to l.er linme at Mt. Tab.):-, and is i:o-.v resting quietly, altliough tlie concussion. was very severe. C.'ircniC' A nan living in Montana, has had a cancer for two years in Ids cheek. He dually tried poultices made of horse sor rel. At the end of four days the cancer began to ihow signs of serious trouble. Matter formed, and in the ilow th. can cer came a-vay in pieces. The applica tion was continued several wteks, and until all traces of the pest were gone. Mr. Mil: s says that a brother cf his, many years r.go, had cancer destroyed in the .same way, and that it never made its appearance afterward.?. Mr. Thomas Howell, a practical bot anist who resides on Sauvie's Island, de nies the truth of the common statement that Oregon has a very n.cag:r Jlora. O recou has a greater variety of soil and climate than, any other State, and Mr. Howell, in his trips to make collections for the Department o Agriculture and the Smithsonian Institute, hus found over 2,000 varieties of plants. Gen. Nelson A. allies recently pur ch sel 10,000 acres of .timber land in Clallam county, on Puget Sound. Gen. Miles Iias-ouiidence in the resources of the country, and is rapidly identifying himself with thn future of the northwest coat, v. hich j 'leases the " j-.rop'e w ho have their hoines here. Major Thc-o. Hckf-rson, formerly depot quartermaster at Yr.neou ver, has gone from Montana to Washington, where he will he retired from the service soon. Many Vancouver people retain jdeasant recolleeticiiS of th gallant M;jor, and wi-.i him j.leasant days in hi? YVahing ton home. The dead are bein' removed from the Seattle cemetery to make room for a jvjblle park. Y. hi'e removing the re mains of Mary Ann Coi.kliu they were found to be in a state of petrifaction. All parta of the body were in jerfect form. "V. V. Newiin has b-een nominated tor Prosecuting Attorney in Walla Wal la Co., whn.h is a great gntilieation to his friends who lies: re lo se him in the line of advancement to fame and fortune. Mcjor I3ckcrson's son, Lt. T. II. Uck erson, 19th Inf., was married in Wash ington Aug. loth, to Mis-s Klenor Al mour. Lt. T. W. Symons was the groom's best man. Vancouver Iwlepcndait As the returns of the harvest come in from abroad, ligures jrove the foreign yield of grains to have been immense. Tiie English crop, in particular, has rare iy bee-n vo fine, while in France, the wheat crop will exceed that of last year by 30,000,000 bushels. Maine has spoken and her voice has no uncertain sound. With hve candi dates in the lb-Id, the republican nomi nee is elected iy from 12,000 to 15,000 mr.jor:.t It is expected the reduction in freight taritV will cause wheat to jiour into our warehouses from the upjer Columbia. An order has been issued forbidding any person to ajqnoach nearer that 300 paces from the person of the czar, upon pain of being shot. Ttlcyrani. Artists Travel las .Mr. Thomas Hill, the talented and well known nrlist in this city accompa nied by his son, Mr. Edward Hill and the young wife of the hitter, who wi;s formerly a Portland lady. The. trio have been traveling in the Yosemite val ley through the summer and latterly have visited Yellowstone park, finding at every turn fresh inspiration for jiea til and brush. They return to Califor uia ij few HayJ haram. mHE ART . AMATEUR, 23 Union- Square, New Yquk. The Aut Amateur for Septemb contains two pleasing designs for screens jianels (hops and morning glories), flo ral and conventional designs for tiles, a horse chestnut design for hammered brassvork, South Kensington embrOi dery designs for tea cosy and bellows (jassamine and camellia) and soitie charming decorative figures after Itubelis and Doucher. Among the notable ar ticles arc; ihose on "Greuz, "the "American Art Club at Munich," the " Modern Home," with special refer unco to the boudoir, and the "Typical American House." An article on 4 merican Art by the famous Germm pro fessor, Fr. Pec' it, will be read with ui-lerej-L Montozumasa " Note Pooi;" bristles with curious fact about counter feit brie-a brae and juetures ; the Dra matic Feuiileton"' and the Dojtou letter aic specially readible, and the jractiia! department are all admirably filled The . number is one that no art lover should fail to examine. Pricn 35 cents. Men- i tague Marks, publisher, 23 Union Square, New YW!:. THE TiOSIii) Or AfiSISCI LTI KE. Tlie AcnicrLTunAn Wor.Lt), one the; I'.st if nnt, tlie best, f.-ir'ii n.-mers of of ita class, is making a gre at tuece.'s cf jlie plan inaugurated by its editor a few years acco. Tliis n'an is nothing less tlian the giving of exhaustive articles by he bcit ' writers on agriculture in all the countries of th world. The articles from the d: ife rent States ar.d Territories' of our ijv.n country are particularly enter taining and in-.tructive. Judge Pa rish's articles on ' The Farmer's i l lation to Law" are alone worth the pri re of lit paper... Judge Parrish, i w ho is one of the aMe.vt Judges and lecturers in thr West, will .wan leave for the South, with the view of supplying t!i paper with a series of articles on the agricultu ral features of tin, section. Tins jour nal also has a fine household depart ment which makes it particularly attraetivtj to lady readcrj. The price of the Acir.l rt'irrr.Ai. Would (now in its tenth year) is only One Dollar per annum(2G num bers). In clubs of five, 80 cents each. Six months, CD cents ; three months.' 40 S tmoie conie s:.v cents. T w r- ceiit por-.tage stamps received on sub sciipuon. Address- Agricultural 7orM, Grand Ibinids. Mich. A Crcdila'jls rublirrtllo;;. Tl;o Septenibcr number of the Port land (Or.) JVo7 Shor-: is, without ex emption, the handsomest and brgestever juiblished of ihat interr-st ing periodical. Although now nearly ten years old, it improves with every isse, and those not aequaii.'cd willi its immense circula tion are surprised that so excellent a magazine can bo published for $2 per :'.!i::ni:i. The current number is largely devoted to Pritis!i Columbia and its ie-.-.oourees. The descriptive articles are carefully prepared and exhaustive, r.iid the fifty two illustrations r.r-j origin and artistically executed in a stle which cmnot be surpassed, anywheic. It may lie safely said that never before, has i)riti.-:i Columbia had it luag'uiirent re.scources so advantageomdy and; ad mirably set fo-ith. Tiie number also contains interesting mic -ellany, a valua Me article on the "Discovery of; the Rocky Mountain," and a continuation of Newton H. Chittenden's exphirat.ious of Queen Ch.;r!otte Islands. j j The September isuo of the t'of.ay? Hvarth is an attiactne number of 'this popular magazine, opening with a poem l.y Edith M. Thomas, " The Oread." " Oil thi.M'ruro Moor.V is a well written sketch of Cape Cod folks, their houses and home life, by Oscar Fay Adams, followed I'V a biographical article, 4f Sis tor Dora" a famous English nurse, giv ing an insight into' the life of a Protect ant Sister of Charity amoug the poor of England. The Editor u making the children's department very interesting by offering each mouth a pri?e to young folks; this mouth the contest luring to write the best Historical sketch of the town or city in which the contestant lives and as the style of composition and nature of work is to be considered; i:i a warding the prize ; it will be a helpful and useful task for any young person. The departments of Floriculture, Music, Fancv Work, Fashions and tested re " . i ceijits, are alike interesting ami useful and cannot help leiig of great value to the reader. Tiie magazine is of increas in" value to its readers and we are pleased to learn that it is rapidly extend in' its circulation. CoTTAan Hearth Co., Eoston, $1.50 a year. COUNTERFEIT i'BZSEXTXUXTS Of our 1 elove-d ones are always treasures. We should neve r delay in securing them while we can ; and to those of our readers who visit Portland, we would say, do not return without visiting the Sail Francisco Gallery, s. w. conur First and Morrison streets, and getting your photographs taken, you may not have another opjiortunity to secure a perfect likeness ami a highly finished picture. Most centrally located. 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 nie wa- to drop you a few lines. My Route wiil he from Lew is lliver or St. Helens to points as low down the river as j-irolitabb; and I shall endeavor to sell as cheap as any one for cash, as I buy my goods for cash and am not obliged to get them otherwise. It It has bevn said that I do not get tny things by fair nie-ann, I say I tlo and I ha vi traveled this river for 14 years and am still able to do so without doubt ef honesty or fear of impeachment, and I have sold a better article in my line than any one on the river iu the same business for the last 11 years and done so by harder pulling than any other man will or eve r can airain and I now ask the people of my route to watch and see what I will do again. GEO. PRO.VN - IIafcood Laxdinc;, Aug. 30th. 'SI. Oi:r National Var So::ss. We have just received from the pub li.sher?, S. Erainard's Sot s. 130 S'ateSt., Chicago, an elegant book of IGojvige's of our famous War Songs-, full sheet music .size, w ords, music and piano or organ aeconipanyment complete. No fciich complete collection has over before been issued, and ia sheet music form wouid cost over $23. It has a title in tivo brilliant colors rem esentin" one cf i the most active engagements during the battle of Gettysburg', alone worth the pi ice of the book. .Iicst selling book of the season for Mustc Dealers, liook Sel lers and News Agents. The complete work for introduction, until further no tice, w ill be mailed! -ost-paid to and ad dress for CO eents.; Address the pub lishers. S. IbiAixAr.D's Sons. 333 State St., Chicago. Name this paper C'a:::iiy Afrairs. Rate of tax lixid at 21 mills cn the dollar. No. Value Value Acres of Land 1 10137 4.3 1.G70 Town .Lois 1 mprovemcnts 13,575 23,700 M ercoanuiso and nn- plements )0,23 Money, Notes and Accounts 1 Household Furniture 21,550 Horses and Mules Cattle Sheep 73 2020 1230 1501 .5S.7S.-5 CS;280 i i - 1,230 Gross Value of all Property C5C0.303 Indebtedness Exeinpliee.i.-j Total Taxable Pro'ierty I 7,210 118,009 521,001 ;c'30,300 "A r.oy'v, Et 5-ric:-tl r. Ills .Uoiae:" Tills r. iig and chorus is only the. most popular AYie ?nr cf the day, but one of the mo-)t beautiful ia melo.ly, words sentiment. Like ' Home Sweet Home" it will abvay.-, find n, welcome. Doys send for it. Mailed jiost paid for 10 cents in -money or stamps. , Re -ure to order this song as composed by Ren William.-, bein-' the only correct edition. Music dealers and teachers .should order. Address, S. Rr.Aix.vBD's Sons. 133 S;ate St., Chicago. Name this paper. We. have roeeiveel the Lives of P.lair.e and Ligan i y Duel!. It is finely illus trate il an I a sjilendid book every way. It is published ly N. D.' Thouqson it Co. New York 6z St. Louis. Duel was as sisted by W'hitman, Editor of Kennebec Journal and also by Mr. Elaine's Piivate Secretary in the prejiaration of the vol ume which makes it authentic. The. " Columbian" aidy edited ami published at St. Helens by Major Adams is the best jtaper on our exchange list, coming from a small town. It reaches us every w eek, and we actually get im patient waiting fiom one number till the next. May its jirosperity increase. Tic Xujjet. "SECURE THE SHADOW" Ere the substance f.nle, and when you isit Portland, make it a part of your busiues to trail on W. H, Tow xn, at tin? Saa Francisco Gallery, s. w. corner First and Morrison streets, and hive your photograph taken i i the high est style of art. .iiu!Kiig!i S3 a sic. Send 10 cents for our Elaine anct Lo gan Songster. Miisie, book nnd news dealers should order this edition. Ad dress, S. Rhai.vaud's Sons, 13G State St., Chicago. Name this paper. We have received the Dorcas Maya-sufljui-t what ladies want. Price On Dollar a year, New York. Its editor is Mrs. Laura 13. Starr, and she i.s a star of the first magnitude as relates to the understanding of knitting and crochwtt-iug. TrOOAIi STENT'S. ; Mr. L. A. Miles saw t wo gentlemen in Portland lately who jiaid him debts of long sta.-ding. He had forgotten one was owinjj him; his name was McNallv. He had taken up a mine in Arizona abandoneel two or three times, and real' izeei 80,000 out of it. Mr. Miles roc oijmzcel his lau''h of old times. The other gentleman's name was Rillle, and he had made the rimV in Doitulus Coun ty. He paid Mr. Miles 2G or $2S. This debt was contracted in Port Or ford. At Port Orford Mr. Miles was wrecked and swam ashore. Hon. Hi ram CoehrAii cf Oregon City was wrecked at the same time. The history of thia calamity would make an interes ting episode in the annals of pioneer times. A Chinese-herder on the It. R. took Stej hen Haines' road-cart and horse the other day to give his girl a ride. Haines had lieklen down to the R. R. and on returning to get in his carriage after tjie transaction of ids business found it gone. He promptly went to Calvin Johnson, J. P., and lodged a comjd lint, and Mr. man was "Ltd to settle for 82.23 He like old Adam of Dible times laid the blame on the lady. He mr:y be a bar! 'un, but Columbia Counlians are a little harder, they look out for the engine while the bell is ringing. Ta, ta. Mr. .7 N.elcy has been to Portiaad and got a job a: the Portland water works He says there is a great rush for the COLUMBIAN at the East Portland car shops when it arrives. He saw Ri ley while at Portland ; he is quite sick. O'Niel and the other .quarry -boys were in the epiarries not far from Portland getting out stone for govt rnm.-nC im provements at the head of Sauvie's Island. We rode over with the children Sun day eve to Aaron DroylesV lt was quite niny, so we did not go out into Mr. lb-oyles' orchards to see the wealth c golden fruitage. The old ! gentleman was quite under the weather, having a bad j aln in his breast lie give us a history of some of his experiences hill ing bears. Sturgeon lake has h;e-n dammed (nr. profanity intended) near its entrance to capture the wary sturgeon, and G:U e:t River fenced in. and tiepsl a id water pastuns arranged to make a reeept:cle fe.r thi ie c.iu;;ht, to keep tln'iii freth for ma.-li- t- "'Th.e partitv engaged mean bt:-i-:ss, and hoj to reali : b.vii cash mo:i ey. J : iJuC! tirnee Garri.vni wishes to s'.ll a hundred acres od of his place, tlie part ad join in:' the Milton ciii.n ; Th:s wili be a -ooil bargdn for any one that, has T'. l ' . 11'. A , j a iittm liiorev. it is nannv to io.ni. handy to the county road, handy to nav igation avd the cars, also ha i a mill priv ilege, and is ''v" I l iii 1. j ; Then is to be a h'.pital, for Railr j.td hands who meet with sickness and ml.. fortune, to be tstaVidicd :tt Col ir.nl. a City, al.-o a line- depot with: all its vari ous and multifarious e.po'i.'.ncs to !i lit I the needs and nrces-silies of a depot at ldaeo that unites river and 1 . j ' transportation. ! ra lroad Yv'c hive received a lira-ly printed paper call eel 77-? Htuinrss C'vfL-yc Jour n'd. Typograjihically it is a splendid specimen of art, and its contents are en tertniiiiug and instructive, j One of the teachers iu the College formerly taught penmanship in St. Helen, and gave great satisfaction. i There are certain strong advocates in the County of ' improving j the human stock. They say no man should be al lowed to marry to marry unless he can prove he? possesses 1G0 lbs. of il-'sh, bones and niuseie, and has been examined by a doctor V) se he is all O. ;K. Mr. Lilakesley suggests that each of the school children in St. iieleii and Co lumbia City districts should contribute DO cts. towards buying an iron f rce to put around the grave cf John Cunuu, who left the schools a bequest. - p The boys in tow n tried to impose on the Yoncirnap boy when he came to town trending on his bare feet and such, but at last he rose' in his might, and cleaned the whole plsse ;of them out. They now look at him cross-eyed. i It is reported Flagg has cut his hand, Meserve is nick, and a new printer had to be v nployed on the I mist. They should have s cured Hazlett, the Pil grini Printer, he was here- lately 01: his progress that makes bunyons. The Olynpia Transcript says it is re ported stone houses are lo be built in St. Helen. They would jlook very fine trimmed with uiarbW. if alivone had the .1," money to support such stvle. Mr. J. S. Davenport alwas carries a full stock of goods, anil a! great variety of desirable articles Mr. Calkin thinks of going into the manufacture of fruit-dryers for Mr. Rlakesley, as Mr. lilakesley has the right for this County for one of the best fruit-drvers on the market. Mr. William Harris, the old pioneer, and son Cb orire are down from East of the Aleuntains. lit; looks line, and sa he likes to raise stuff on the side of a hill, it rolls into the house so handily. We acknoA ledge (he receija of a coui J,ib nentary ticket for self and wife to t'he Portland Mechanics' Fair commenc ing Oc-. Olh ai.d ends Oct. 25th. J. lb Cengle is President and GustafWi3s.cn Secretary. Mr. A. Davis killed a suiall bear in Aaron Rroylcs' orchard the other night. There were two or three others that got away, but this one got nailctl anil hi.s hide hung on the barn door, as a warn ing to trer passers. Thomas Cioiiinger says tlie heathen chinee are very: handy iu helping them selves to apples and other eat.ible.; -round his ii-emise.-; a man has to keej: his eyjsopen or tl.ey would swallow him uj without jeppr-r or salt. Vv'e have received D. W. Prentice & Co'.x. Mushnl an I llonix Journal for August. It ceiutains instructive and a m using prose besides thefollow ing music: 'The Flower and the Drool:," "Fond Hearts Must Part," and "Pride cf the Regiment" Murch. All for 10 cents, or 75 cents per year, 107 First Street, Portland, Oiegou. D3W, illsr OarrlsKQ Go, LTatwf act ure a Lire variety cf VZWl A HEAVY Cflnn'AGE?. r.'lAZTC":?, C.'.r.TS, IJUGG!:3, 17AGCK?, 30,000 -voZiclcc: cf r"r n:-.-:ii.'.,.!'v..-o n-o r:rr in rse 1" r-'i rr I'rci. n .nr'ri.'j rr.l ct'Cit t!i csiril.tn ie c v.r rj"i!a 1-y tlie ncivcrscl rzfrtwt'fzi wlilrTilhf- t:-.-8.-.viT7 'ortirle 13 WACKAME?. cil-l .:ltntlca will tie ?ircn to crd:rr. CATALOG Ur 3 TT.ZZ. . D. 17. i!!sr GarrinGO Co., Tiie 7.-r.r..i' i v ". 'z ti-Oi.c-.l ilanh fccj-t., t.;u !i 'inches, with over IJ,JJOl iilaotratioiu a vhole pb tr.ro caller . Gives . b -Ac - ile prices ttirwt 1V run-tamers vi v.l 'j: j cronal cr faa.i y ie. Tc.s h .0 or.itr, and feivcj exact crut i-f cv. tl.hig you i.t-c, cut, ch'ht k, vtar, r J.av-j fan v. l'i!i. Tlicso iavali:aiIu Looks een t -.H ia.'ctrmatioii glcanc I frora tlie iii:.r 1 vt.s of ilie worl b Wc V.-I.I n-.ail a j y I-'k'CO t any aiklrcs :jo:i rec t i t I ti.o jioita! 7 cents. J.ct us Lear Lrwiu you. Respectful !r, MONTGOMERY WARD & CO Mi? i S89 Vob Atc-c, C-:c-a, IU. LANi.Oi riCJ: at V.nc ; vrn. W. T. September J-t. K. b NYitx; li hereby ;;ivc-n Unit the foSe'v, jti j .lnueil sviSh-r l..n n-i!;ce f J.ii iiit-n tion to make f.nal p:Hif la support of hi claim, an I th;it .:ii' I proof will be )o;utc lef-u the' Jii'L'c; of the I'mbute C unt, at Kahons W.v'i. Ter. oa l'li.biv, October 17th. lS-1 i. : Jauu s-b.l.n. ( f 111'i m) I loin.t,va I A pp. ie it i -11 .No. o ;:..". f,v the V.st . of Sir.i'.h W tit o Sei-. lVi'p. S l:- 1 U " 1 1 jvi',!v' th-; . f .:! ' in;; vi!n'se t( pv ;v? ?e 1 " a' .l'.vn;'! rt : up nan ! c-iltiva 1 1,: . ' !, !, .:-. i W. r.;. :....!, rfV.n'C r- 'V. T. A. V. S- i'u,. -:it f ? I'..-;;.';-; A. 11. ivci.i. e: James V:.l:a.?-. r;;i:o. w. r.i-A r...--iter. vrn"-.-1 t:.-r ; -io-s ,.f .-V...1 rii ii t is. Co- 1 r.i-.l ii 'o. t-'ic:''1) wi'.l r-o-;..' i i it ut til the 2M U A': .-.! X. I. ISM for ' :;:-:.:: 7 .4 ma-t-- i 1 i'.n t tli- !-i -ii 1 of a s'i- !-! i-..-, t-.!lee-:!.-.-!.! . pi.ijrvtij't i'f 1 :Ji.: i 1.; an .-', ail S iii." 2'v ei'i, ro: i'ui o '.v. !.!.o-.y. t?;-.'-;? f ".. !'.-. T - '' K-.!-ei;V.'i-.:4 n: iy I: i.i-'.i at tlu I' l.-vM l c at s '-,!i!.:.i ia 'il';. "5" '.V'i-.t. a I 0;.v CT'V, gn. y:i;. it, istr. Xo'i'.ro it lrr:'?v ;i.-n i'. -.1 ili following nnnii'il sttt or 1 fh5 !!'. ire i.'.'i'i-s i i'enlien to make Hiril i-:o-.f ia n-i;iu -it t.f bi eiaim, nn l thrit sai I pro if v. 'ii be 1:1. : I-f.v.- tlie t.'ountv Cek of Cobr.aUi C-iun'y .-t St. Il.-l.ii-. (b?rt.. ..u M-.i:,!.iv, (i;-t. id, IXi'-t. vi'.: Taoans Ki.-.ri"-, lloei.ej.il i'ntrv No. -Ib'a for tlio X. K. v S'-.e. 1 T. X. it. "I V. ITe names thr- fo'!o-. i-.v-c w it iv." -rs t prove liis continuous i-.'siaoiiee upon, an-l c:;l'.i ati.ni of, sain Ian ', vi: i;. V. he ilh of Clnmbi v City. C. T. Heii-.', awl C K. McKinistt-r f Xe- r City, Columbia Co. Oreiron. an I J. W. )liifb;iu of Kalama, Cowlitz Co, W. T. L. T. DAltJX, Ke;istf:.' 3n3au22 Ji ; t b-.An-.ii tor i:ico!..t. CMcliraf -I Ti ir.fflo lrecc:..:cat":r!T .Tlict il -.l!!il. ,.-.-. I . ........ - at C-o Mi:": j -A lirencn-litni'i: C:: , J:.fr, ai c a .iit,i.. o: m n-ipriTp 1 j.n 'i:'li av.I Ar.:P: i, r n Tiii!:.. All l:i".lt cf C'.)rtHT i.i-.t Irni!-t ut l !. " rc-'.'-'vl ly i.-vi-f.rn'.Ti aii.l ri:-- rir.t - C'C""l JTr-r Pri;cch.:oidi.-t? routlo Cc'53-" t:.V Irs' "'i-t r-n'p (or JOCCPE3 C. CRUGD i CO., nc McrKfi I'f..;aflcirf,i3. fa. I For particulars impiire cf Mrs. S. Giltnor, St Helen, Notice for Publication. L.isn OrncE at Oiircox Citt. )jc;-m,, A ci. L7t!i, l't-i' Xotico I s hereby Riven tliit iho t;l ,i named settler :t. nlvA notice of ititii,'.i,., u make filial p.-f i' Hiilijioit l.i-c claiu'i, tll j tiiat sai l l-ojof will htt itunte l-.fe:c tljj IVtrnty C'.e -ii f,t C.Iianl!, I'm n't y at St. IT 1-!;... Orcein, r,iiTJ;iu!cj-, Oct. S ilfe.' i V).: aelm VMiljlaliomi, 1 IoukHi-U' t JCntiv o' .-.77.'1:- the . A -t ii. V. u0 lie aic .ho r.l"o-ving v;tut.!kv fr.vt. c ... ..iu... .'luutice uj,i,.i, aiid cullivntiui M 'l iiiml. m.'.: ' i.,fi:li Ivinide of ft. 1Uhn I). f:y,tStv. J. . Va:ihi;ui ,:, nn. ), n al;cr f Vii:, m:, uA of Coi.iaiLia I'otuilv. Oicdii. u,f L" LA!i'X' Xollcc cf AjrEc;i:io:i to Pnrcliasc Timber Land. Lani t)rnca at VAVcowr.n, ' T t, i . ,Jiiy rMu 14. otica Ii hereby gmnthat in ciiijWi.inci' widi die invi.i .a of t!i Act of Conri-M a''.r.,vl li iieJt, n;. tntit.'c-d "An Aetf .r t.'iw'Io 1 niiln r JiilU l:i tlie .St:Men ..f Cah'f .i ni, t hu ;'it, .c-V!t;l., mi l in 'a.i!iiii-tu 'IVi-it-irv ' Calvin li. Dray.f C.wiii2 U... Um!u Ti-r liU Jiisil.iv l.lod i;i tbi-t o.iir., l.i api,)ie..ti .a to au ci:r..Hhe W. k of . w. j of .St-c. 12, 'J l. 8 of n'ane vt(t, of the H il.amette M.-U'lian. Totinioiiy in the above cmio will bi. tai a bo 'ore the J nib,' of the 1 'rebate Court at Ku'.au, v'sh. Ter. on .Satiu-Jay, the "'JLh. ti.iyof icmber lLifM. Any an I fill p?rHoii3 h.-iii.i;; fv!ver. claiinc t.i the :iboe der.cribe-.l lau.l. or siny ior!i.,n thcitwt iro hereby required to file tie :r cluin'm in thi o.ilce uitl.isi ixty (fJOjdav frma d ite here .f. FitKD. W. S1MIJLINU. KftfUtw.' vni'oJll.s BLAINE & L0GAF, i3S4. AQZI17S ,7 HTED, 1834. ior the onlys. amnc riCTOIilAL I i ;p-.n;,hia f tliu la.r-cuucAK CAXDilMTr.rur l'riIi.nt m l 'ifl. -liii!iiit. Authentic :ml txl aiti e In :-ACT, (ir.iftia j iu J f.rli.itic in i;nistrali-.ii, e..n:. Hcifir. iaits, fniia'.'lc, bi-ibiant in authota I.i. 'J he -i.vnia:i Caiiii..'n llbtory. A nil .i.zi: Vch in matter but row ix J'i-.ici.SJ. 'the .-iji iiti .larWM'. tn'l ."0 ctn. fur out Sit and oi.i hi'-.c-ni, ,"r. c iu:d iasUitcti.ms in M:e bent lnetlui t f .-!i-.11,' il. MXVt.vi IOI I LAl'.tiK 1'UOM IS tlirtiuu'l. AtTATOxci:. The Campaign will Lb !iort,,bt;t ji.illi.'.n r and r. o: itai i.k to aukxts. A.U'rtt. .N. I). Tno:rso.Viv Co., i'iib;i..!nii, .St. Lovis, iio., oa.Nuv Voi.ic Cur. Summons, In th? CocnS y Coait ftr CoIitmLb C'oi-.n'.ir, Stat-; of Orr-,;-.n. .Anhur llcvnuv, l'lainti.T, 1. V.'. l'ox mi I J. Tow, I.)eriiii?an!s To .1. V. i'i,x ;in I J. J uw, J Jefeti. !.'. n! i. Ja thj iiaaifi of Uie .State of Oit-on yo.j r.nJ l ': r:, "f ''u' i-r'-' h'!i-'.-by U-ililil thai cilaiu till' ha e.'!..:u :ie.-il r.;i Kcitou ri,iii ,i y.u i.i tL y- or... n;:iui.i C' Uli, I tf.i.6,-. 'J l.;.L ; i I ; c o'. n U I i-.:i,lit for I.i.- m.: ot t jie 1 1 uiulre.b.ti I ix U..i:ur. i.n I iisUr.-i,! i n I c h a ai j..ua n i ;.i t!-e c l..ui o:i ii.v ti.ti ii.i. A n j.m uvz aere'.i nut.tii. n-l '- up; .tar Mil'frsuir a.-.i I i::i;.Lkv. by t'u.. tj.ty or the .term if ih'.Hui. e'o'.u t no..- : i oi.i.'i the a; ioui'-uof wtil.i j-ii.'-Ji.'a.i. n ot t ! i : s .x ihi t wi:: ih. ht .Say of :m.-.c t l: 1: i.u i il you ft. it to , pear j.l U'litiTi. .'. :.! be t..-t li ;;.;:w!i-t, 30:1 in uc-. C jriJaiij-j i th; jT..y. ; of rant c.-iiipk.iiit. Tiii 1 u:i is j .b.irthtti I y t nlir cf the ilon. I'. A. .M.-ie, Jiave .t iJ ('uit i.itJ? 0.1 ti.e -Cth. itiy of .J..iu-, IS. . V. . .. I,; hurt. Attorney f.r I'laliitLf vlaJVulU In th- Cov.tt'7 CVtat for C.mbia Coutty, tiv.t of Ore;;' i.i. Xa'iiall il.i e, J'J-ni'.iJ, K. J. XV. l x r.u ! J.To-.e, D..'.-n Ii-.n'n. To I. . I-ox u I .f. -lo.v, iJ.fiii,Ln'..-. In the n.vne ,t ;he .'-ta-.e .. Or. ton y. ti.'anj ;a .i o. you, at o hen try iu.tt:u j thi r; I p ai. 1:1 li.. . c. ........ itjto an ac:i 11 ;,'ui;idi i,u u ihe ..bo.-v tiititSe.l Cui.t t:ui ea.,no. ilt.it xi t i,f. .l.r.rit Ui'iiu.iit tol- thu bUI.I of Thlie 1 1 lii;ln J .mi li iij li.cA l.fty l.mi'.ltnltl.B l'ol.atx, mkI i l.s. ..a 1 c s a. pratU lor iu the. c-.i.ii Sali.t n i:.e Un-liia. iVn.ly.Mi ut liertby reipnir 1 .0 ippear uil t.r.i.ver i t cu.ipiaia; die ut. a..y oi the t.rm ot d t Court n.xl lo l. v. in; thu -.:, i.ati it oi mv ivi'tii' j.ub.ie.ui-.n of lh, k.iiu-.n-.l'si, to w;t: by th- U:. tlay of September i . 1. u 1 if yjtt J-U to k . appear ju.i,.imiit will I e tu.i u i..tiu-i, 3011 iu.aevoiii.i:c wuu the ujn t. rjii-i con.; 1 oat. '1 i.i .u,..ui. in i.t pubotlicd Lv onb-r of thi Ib.n. 1". a. .uooie, .b.'4--.'t' nhii Court, uuU-j oa the -(ilJi. ilav o; Jt.ue itfc-i. w. d. 1 r.hu 1 Atty. lur'!aiut.tf. vln!3jt.ill If 0tiC3. TJ. G. Land Oimck Vancouver, XV. T, , . ' . . "'aue iSih, ih. Coinphout LaM ik been entered nt iliit f-l'c-.- l.y v :iu ii. i-'ai thins against J.hu Khu. 8 a.r ubaat..iiiu. hit ItoiueHlcal i.iuty Xu. 0J, tlatetl Juiy lGtil, lSci, iip.ui t.l, 2 of n. k. an I L.-.A 1 an 1 2 Sec. C. 'l ,1. OX. it. 1 k. in Oowjitz 1;. uiity, h1i. 'ier. witn a i-w 10 the canceiiaij a oj nai l ntry; thi ai.l av--'- re Ite.eoy aautumiu-il to appear at Uii i.uce on tno i'.h day ot Auj at 10 o cl.-c a. Ji. to oi au I f.i -uit 1 tji-i..i .i c .i;e:a in,; saia aberfed aban lountriit i-iiiiU. . MMiiLIXU, lle-'iblcr. v4n17juLV Sen-1 tlx cents for Mwta.;e, an t receive I. re, a -.ejatly box -f . 'oot. which i.l help 3011 to more money ii,ht nwaj thau any. il.ia' ils; in ihi.t woilJ. Ail, of litlier jx, eue ceeil from t.ja'. hour, 'i'he brotil r.ial to foili.iid opent l,t-f-ire the w.jikus, .Lolut'ly a. ire. At oitee aiUlrms Tuci; & Co., Auunta,Alaiuc. Notice fou PccucATiox. L.vxn Orncs at V.iNcoirrn, XV. T. Aui,uiit th. Xoticc iiherebj siventhatthe tu.lowiiiA'-naiiad n.-ttier has riLKii tiotiee of hit iuteitti nt toual hx.il ri'.oor' in '.ij-piit of bit t lai.11, aii-l th.'.t on i.i proof will be made before the .lu-le of the 1'ro oate Court at Kalama, as!i. Ter., on Saturday S.-pt. '2ih, JSt4, viz: Joseph Kueh. Aititii tial Homestead A pp.ic.it ion Xo .VUti, for the Xorth i of South bunt I of Sec. 4, Tp. 0 X. U. 1 W . lie nauiet the follow ing w i iiet-e to prove hi coniiuuoui 1 emilelice upon, alu! cultlvatieU ef Kai t lawl. viz: J neph Dexar, of Kalama, W. T. S. 1. a.tern, c t .... 1 sad.. re l-'aljirt, of " ' T. f. Alahau. Kt " r'KKD, XV. SPAKblXG, nvU-r, v'nlauH Notics rou PlDLICATIO.NV Lanij OrncE at Vaxcoi vek, XV. T. Anoint ltt. 3.v4. X'otico i. hereby civrn that the f -lJowiu-named nettkr ban lileil notice of hit intention to make final pi-oof in Mipjiort of hi. cbiui, aii'l that said priMif will lie made before the Juile o: the I'r.-bate Court at Ka.'ama, V. T. Monday, Kept loth, lfr4. vi::: Kiizabeth U'fstwick. Tie emptiou lleclaia orv Matc-iueiit Xo. HM. fe' the LoU X, 2 an I 3 ot Sec. 4. Tp. 8 X. K. 4 W. - lie naniet the following witnesxi to prot hi continuouq renidciicc upon, and cultivation of faid land, viz: - Jan; am in A. l)eclz, of Oak I'oiat, XV. T, John li. Houjilaa, of benjamin l'etemon, of '- " Samuel bawoo, of " " FJtKD. W, SrARMNG, KgVr. rrmlauA wr1. ! fU lv' : 4 -'
