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THE COLUipiAN
at.iieien Columbia Co., Or.
!0TJ2TTY OFFICIAL PASEE,
JXJZTB 26, 1885.
SUBSCRIPTION BATES.
year, in iuhnnce ....... 52 00
months " ,..",. 100
ninths ...... .'. .. .1 .r0
ABVEETISINO EATXS:
One sittare (10 Hues) first insertion ?2 00
ruch subsequent insertion 1 00
.' " , T..V.. ADAMS. Klitor & Proprietor.
MEDICAL JNSTITUTL
Aa aasoftiati5a of radical grid
tails from the "best medical corteg
es cf America, vrha liitrg studied
disease ia the kcspitals and clin
ics of -Europe o aavo fceco&o
skilled ia modern medicine and'
surgery combining t&e test from
all sftasols of mediciaeXtoupply
the. greatest ability, and most
complete skill in all departments-
this association has
ocated aa institute in Portland
Oregon to meet the -wants of a
large class of invalids in the West
ttho are precluded? frsm seeking
Eastern skill "by distance and lack
cf means . They give to tho afflict
ed and suffering the benefits of es
perieaced!and specialists for Op
thalmic and Aural (eye and ear) dis
eases, for Catarrhal & Pulmonary
and Cardiac (Hart) diseases for
Hepatic (Liver) KSnal (Kidney) and
Gastric (Stomach) disedsss for Brain
- Spinarand Nervous diseases Tu
mors, Cancers, Diseases of "women
and children.
The intention of this Association is to
deal strictly honorable with all invalids
ft?l conduct the Institute above all re
proach and earn a reputation for relia
Tiility and superior skill. The Institute
is not to be classed with usual advertis
ing physicians, but'tc rank with the best
institutions of the countryfor treatment
of all classes of disas,!?.
Institute at Multnomah THork, Morri
son St, Corner of 5th. Address, Uoston
JMedical Institute, Portland, Oregon.
7T. COLFAX, A7M.rM7D.7Ch7cTof
Staffl"
DR. M ARTIX, PhysHan in charge.
DR. A. 15. ADAMS, Examining
Physician.
I in i r r 1 ' "
t1r& Nellie Adams Loveif.
Most beautiful star that ever shone,
She walked out into the 4 rk fil '--"Hi.
Away from the loves of her many frit-ndd,
Like golden rin that have no ends,'
I Away from her baby's little fat feet
An4 dimpled bauds, no soft and sweet,
Away from her husband so true and kind,
"Who ill never live to be resigned,
A Way f r m her brothers, manly ami brave,
Their stronjjarnis were weak theirsister tosave.
The i-hock on her mother's tjirit fell,
Like I'kitk't of lead in a fath -mlehd well,
Aud whiter and whiter her father "a hairs
Vhen tlJd sorrow came on him unawares.
In some far-off world, remote aud dim,
Her husband will Bee her shine on him,
But.'rffeadfulthe loneliness must (ccur
Kre his weary eyes will yaze on her.
Twill bevto him a-s glorious sight
A to traveler wrecked the broad dayliht
Tliey will meet her again in the starry sphere,
T.ut alas ! they will never meet her here.
In the misty morn, in the starry eve
Her presence a glory would always weave.
She was queenly in way and true of soul
Alas ! how quickly she reach. the goal.
l'y, drop down & branch from your starry
clime
To your sad friends wrecked on the shores of
time.
Appear at the lattice of the Blest,
And show us your crown and your pure white
vest,
And since your friends cannot press j-our lipa
fchake u- a kiss frm our finger-tips,
And show us your hand is not always cold,
Hut can hold in its grasp a harp of gold.
Farewell, Nellie, the uod and true,
You come not to us but we go to 3-ou.
It ia now pretty v eil settled in rail
road circles that a joint lease will be
fiigned by the O. R. k N. olHcials to the
Korthern and Union Pacific companies
as soon as the directors of the O. R. &
K. Company reach New York. Messrs.
fcndicott and JfalloweHu liave already
gone East and President Elijah Smith
will fcilow in a day or t wo. -Mercury.
There is no doubt that the general ef
fect of this lease will be in favor of Port
land. The only real harm which the
Northern Pacific could do this neighbor
hood was the building of the Cascade
Branch. This difficulty is now removed
as, under the circumstances, the enor
fnous expenditure for thh work would
be unnecessary and unwise. The peo
ple of the Yakima Valley, however may
thank their stars that this lease and the
cessation of construction has not oc
curred sooner. The subject has liecn in
the balance just long enough to enable
the completion of the road into the rich
country about Yakima City and Ellens
burg, and the stoppage of construction at
'these points makes them supply -depots
for interior Washington for an indefiuite
time4to come. P. Journal of Commerce.
Intruders are notified that Mr. G'eorge
ranU has sole and absolute control of
f(f Mr. Otto Godkin's premises during
LOCAL NEWS.
When Peter Shannon was in town
some one put Watkins'? kitten in a bag
IVter was carrying out his provisions in.
When Peter got home he found a kitton
he had no use tor, and gave it to H. O.
Howard's little child. When Howard
came in town Waikius-made Rome stren
uous inquiries which threatened hostili
ties, but like the Anglo-Russian war the
ad'.iir blew over without bloodshel
Mrs. Mason jrfst heard of the death' of
her brother George R. Lambert and
went upon the cars although the funeral
was almuly over. The letter that in
formed her of hts death had lain a num
ber of days in the post-otticc before the
got it. He died of heart disease.
Mr. Cloninger's boys will be able to
rescue his proprrfy which is worth 20,
000. The expenses will amount to
$1100. We are glad lor David rihI
Johnny; they are good boys, and have
always been warm friends to us.
Mrs. Meacham and daughter Mrs.
Troupe are visiting at G. W. MeBride's.
Mrs. Meauhani is the widow of that In
dian agent Meacham wounded at
the time Genl. Canby was killed by the
Modoc Indians in the Lava Beds.
We met Mr. Edward Henrici. He is
71 years old, and vfaiting . to join his
partner across the flood. He solaces his
lonely life with his guitar of which he is
passionately fond. In company he says
he feels most lonelv. for he misses hci
w ho made his life enjoyable.
Dr. A. I. Adams has i-eceived letters
from General Wick Kenner's family in
Arkansas, that they intend to start for
Oregon. Dr. Adams has written to 40
different individuals who are expecting
to make Oregon their home.
Mr. T. 11. Taylor has been riving out
shingles on his woods place for his barn
on Sauvie's Island. It will not quite as
extensive as it was ln-fore it was demol
ished by last w inter's snow, but will still
be quite a large barn.
Mrs. C. S. Emerson was round with
a petition to have Milton set off as a sep
arate school district. She also a sub
scription paper for "Rev. Mr. Plowman,
on the principle that the Gospel laborer
is worthy of his hire.
Thomas Cloninger will give a dance at
his house on the Scappoose on the even
ing of the 3d of July. Tom has a big
reputation as a caterer to the public,
and everybody enjoys a dance at
his residence.
The Columbian has the finest rooms
in St Helens, and the most commodious.
They are in the best business part of the
town, adjacent to . the wharves, conveni
ent to the post office and all public
buildings.
Our dog Fanny has five very hand
some pups-a cross between a shepherd
a rat-terrier. Uirney wants to sell them
for $1 apiece. Two have white rings
around their necks. They are very
handsome.
The Welcome thinks we are awful tick
led because we are an Adams. It was
something we couldn't help. Wc had
very little to do about it, no more than
the Welcome ink-slinger did in being born
an ass.
We have received a letter from Hon.
Eugene Semple who is still in Washing
ton expecting tho the Governorship of
Washington Territory. We hope he
w ill get it. He deserves it if anybody
does.
Wanted a good printer capable
of taking the whole charge of the me-chanical-part
of the Columbian. Good
wages will be paid to a competent man
or an interest in the proceeds of tle pa
der. Mr Orville Yergain informs us the
R. R. will charge 75 cts. from Columbia
City to Portland for the round trip July
3d , 4th. and 5th. No tickets good be
yond thd 5th.
The latest news from Milton is that
Peter Shannon and IL O. Howard will
run a race on a wager. Two tons of hay
that have lain out in the rain are tho
stakes.
Ferral who married one of the Shar
ringhausen girls has a young heiress in
the shape of a girl baby weighing 9 lbs.
They intend soon to return to Alsea
Dav.
The damages assessed against David
Cloninger for the killing of Frank Pierce
were 8750, and for manslaughter he was
sentenced 10 years in the Penitentiary.
S. A Miles talks of going to Indiana
and Kentucky to look after property lje
longing to the Peacher heirs and to buy
some thoroughbreds of the mule kind.
A bull belonging to Mr. Hharringhaus
en was badly mutilated tho other day,
and one of their oxen came home lately
with several gashes cut in him.
Our cat appears greatly distressed
over the absence cf tho family.
Miscellany.
rouTi-ANU, Me. June 23. -The second
day of the national encampment of tho
Grand Army of the Republic is as beau
tiful as could be' de-sired for a great pro
cession. The streets through which the
parade was to pass were crowded with
people and gay with bunting. At II
o'clock tho signal gun fut starting the
procession was tired and the great line
moved forward without confusion.-Tell-yram.
A grand reception has been given the
crew and oilicers of the French man-of-war
Lseie, which has arrived in New
York, having on board the Uartholdi
statue of "Liberty Enlightning the
World." Admira1 Lacombe was the
lion of New York, li'.st Saturday, at
least.-Mtrcury.
Mark Gill, son of J. K. Gill of this
city, graduated last week at Wilbnham
Acadamy, Mass., in the preparatory
classical course He will spend the sum
mer at ho.ne. and enter Amherst Col
lege, of which his father is a graduate in
the fall P. C. AJcocatc,
Genl. J. W. Nesmith was born in
Derry, New Hampshire of Scutch-Irish
parentage. There, are many towns in
that .'icinity have Irish names as An
trim, Londonderry and Dublin.
Wc have received the following invi
tation
The citizens of Vancouver and vicini
ty rcqust the pres?nceof yourself and
family at a Basket Picnic and celebra
tion in the City Park, at Vancouver, W.
T, on Saturday, July 1th, at 10
o'clock a. in.
B. F. DENNISON,
THURSTON DANIELS,
ALMIRA PATTF.USON,
ANNA EASTHAM,
GEO. II. STEWARD,
Committee on Invitation.
We call attention to our new Ads.
and particularly to Moore and Cole's.
Judge Moore is so well known, it would
be superlluous to speak of him, but Mr.
Cole, till late the Judge's clerk, deserves
a liberal notice. He is a gentleman of
untiring industry, careful able and thor
ough, always at bis post and ready for
duty nothing mean or sJack about him,
and don't you forget it.
The enterprising publishers of Dn.
Foot's Health Monthly have, by the lib
erality of their premium oilers, outdone
all their previous generosity.
The list to seleit from includes useful
articles, standard books and scientific
literature, such as one usually expects to
pay well for, but here they are thrown
in with a year's subscription to the most
popular aud widely greeted Health
Monthly at only fifty cents a year. Try
it before you buy it by sending for a free
Sample copy and illustrated premium list
to the Murray Hill Publishing Co., 129
E-2Sth St, N. Y. City,
The Public Herald is a Godsend. It
goes after the frauds with a picked stick.
Mr. Lum Smith makes the bogus adver
tisers gnash their teeth with rage while
he pulls olF their lying disguise;?, and
shows them in all their naked deformity.
He ought to be pensioned, for there
was never a more gallant soldier against
fraud and its perpetrators. They are
snij'en and fly like affrighted wild asses
of the desert when he approaches. His
Herald costs 50 cents per annum, and is
publislied at TOG Chestnut Street, Phila
delphia, Penn.
The publishers of the Floral Cabinet
supply to their subscribers each year
premiums of a floral nature ; and for
1S85, they announce six different premi
ums from which subscribers may take
their choice," embracing ten packets of
Flower Seeds and some choice Rulbs, de
tails of which may be had on applica
tion to the publishers at 22 Vesey St.,
New York. They wlTl also send any of
our readers a sample copy at half price
(six cents), if this paper is mentioned.
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COUNTERFEIT PRESENTMENTS
Of our lelovod ones are always treasures.
We should never delay in securing them
w hile we can ; and to those of our readers
who visit Portland, we would say, do
not return without visiting the San
Francisco Gallery, s. w. corner
First and Morrison streets, and getting
your photographs taken, you may not
havo another opportunity to secure a
perfect likeness and a highly finished
pictures. Most centrally located.
-
Received li'idley's Fashion Majazinc.
Can buy ready-made clothing cheaper
than you can buy tho cloth and make
them yourselves. Published by Edward
Ridley A Sons, for 50 cents per year, at
Grand, Allen & Orchard Streets, New
York Citv.
Wf have received the Western World.
published in Chicago. It is $1.00 per
year and 'for one searching for land or a
home it is just what you want. Thero
is information from every part of the
United Slates.
Dr. A. B. ADAMS,
Late KxaminliKj Physician,
of the
Monroe Institute, fcSoston, Mass.
I treat all JMseafees, both Acute and Chtoinc.
A specialty made of Diseases of the I've, Kar,
Iiu;;, Throat, Spine, and Nervous System.
Also all Ft;niirt Liver and Kidney Disease, i
winch I have had reat success. Shall shortly
commence practice in Oregon and Washington
Territory.
Dk. A. T. Ahamh is one of the loading Thy
sMti.ins of his practice.
Kansas Citv Times.
Kansas City, Mo.
Da. A. Ii. A i mis- is a thorotndi natural l'hy
Kician. Dk. YV. H. Mqnkor,
Lostoll, Mass.
One of the foremost Physicians of the day in
his line of practice is Dk. A. 1. Aiams.
Da. II. T. Hamilton',
Topeka, Kaunas.
Dk. A. V: Adams has the most wonderful
success i i the treatment of all chronic diseases.
D:j. 1'oysion',
Family physician f President 4ai Keld.l
Cleveland, Ohio.
Til the treatment f ."-H Nervous Dixeiwe! 1
can rceommend Dk, A. 15. Adams, as he has had
tri e? tmcecs tlnucm.
Dr. C. W. P.en'son-,
Baltimore, Md.
D. M. Fekuy it Co., Seedsmen, Dc
troit, Mich., have sent us a copy of
their Seed Annual for 185. It is more
beautiful and valuable than ever. The
hints on the formation and management
of gardens, as well as tho cultural diree
tions it contains havx; evidently been
prepared by careful hands, and cannot
fail to be of great service to all who gar
den, whether for profit or pleasure.
Notice fok Pitulication.
I,.?rt Office at Okkgox Citv Oregon.
June 1!, LSS.-1.
Notice is heichy n'en that the followiu
u anted settler has tiled notice of his intention t
make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will he made before Kejrister and
Receiver 17. S. LandOtnceat Orot n City, Ore
,'on, on Tuesday, Am;,'. 11th, IS:., viz: Cassins
V. lVflc, Homestead Jintrv No. 4lCf for the S.
V. of Sec. 2(5 T. r, . 11. 5
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of,
said land, viz:
M. (J. C;irter, Charles Plowman, Judson Weed
and W. I'Ldiiiaii, all of Veinoiiia, Columbia
Count v, Orei-on.
L, T. J '.AKIN, Register.
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Notice" rent Pculicatiox.
Land Okhck at Oukuon' Citv. Oiem
.Tune lr.th, IKS."-..
Notice is hereby jriven that the following
named settler has iiled notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim, ano
that said proof will be made before the County
Jud'.;e or Uoiinty Clerk f Columbia Couiity
at St. lit lens. Oregon, on MimlnyAu .". 1SS5,
viz: Jacob "FiHmann Homestead I'ntiv No. 4"0S
for theK. h of K. i ami S. of N. K. of Sec.
2 T. 5 N. I:. : W.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of,
said land, viz:
Thomas Thompson, John Archibald, T.. Archi
bald and James Patterson, all of Columbia
County. Oregon, post office address of all, Ka
huna, V. T.
L. T. J1AR5X Ileister.
vHn-lfijunlO
V. S. I.A.SD OFFICE, OUKf.OX ClTT. OR. 1
Slay S. lSjf.1. f
Cofiijilaint having been entered at fhis ollice liy Peter
J. Ortli airainst I "ft or Kaiser ami against his heirs for
aliamloiiini; his homestea-l entry No. 4!IS., latet Mareli
2i. InS;. iiion the northeast quarter. Meet ion 4, town
ship north, ranjre 2 west', in Columbia comity, oreiron,
with a view to cauevllation of said entry: the wt;l par
ties are hcrebv summoned to njear at this otliru on
tlie -.-M l iy"of June, Its"., at 10 o'oloek a. in., to re
spond and furnish Ustiiuonj" conecrnin-j s.iid alleged
abamkiunent. L, T. UAJtlN, Ka-istcr.
ISTOTICE.
After April loth, flo' Credit will
le given for goods except ly ftpveia con
tract, ar.tl in no case longer than 30 days.
G. W. McBRIDE.
Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Okkon Citv, Ork:on.
, June C, lis.".
Notice is hereby jjiven tliat the followin.LC
named settkr has tilel notice of Ids intention to
make final proof in support of his claim, ami
that said proof will be made before the County
dudije or County Clerk of Columbia County at
St. Iftleiis, Oregon, - on Tuesday, July 21st.,
iss:. viz. Elijah Wmert, Imestead l'.ntry No.
r.0!m for the N. A N. K. $ & N. h of N. V i of
Sec' 2U, T. 0 N.'lJ. 2 W.
lie names tlie following witnesses to rovhi'
continuous residence uptn, ami cultivation of,
said land, viz:
It. V. Neer, Albert Seffert, Jauu-M Hudson and
Thos. Thompson, all of llunrbia County, Ore--on.
l'ost-office address tf all, Kalama, W. T.
L. T. 15AKIN, Ilegister.
v.-,n4.-julir '
G. W. COLE.
t. A. MOO HE.
f06RE & (JOLE,
Attorneys sil Counsellors.
St. JIelex, Ouegox.
Will practice in all tlw Court of Oregon ami
Washington Territory,
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Attention'! tuavelers !
SWMOKAWA & CLATSKAHIE !
THE ELUGAKT
ST J.-A 7.-X 311 MANSANILLO
LF.AViLS MOUIUSOX sTiii:i:r
wli.wf evi-ry itUornatt! iiioniing at (5
o'cl- k (Hunday excopted.) On .Mondays
aird Frit'iiys for .SKAIUKAWA, and
Wednesdays, for CLATSK ANIli and
way.-idti landings ; returning Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Kiidaya.
PEOPLS'S PBBIGSTIlTa CO.,
C. UrKEAi:, President.
" ' A. S. FoSTKn, Sec. and Treas.
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1MOTICE.
V. ii. I,.ni) Ofkick Ouk;on Citv, Okkoon.
April 1$, 1SST,.
Complaint Iraxirtg been entered at this Oliict
by Ilem v S. Wile .x against Andrew 11. West
for ahiiwloning his llomeste.vl l'.ntry No, W.iti,
dated Aug.-'Otli, 14, upon tli West A of N. W.
Seetion :M, Tp. 7 North, Kan-n 2 V es, in
Colnmbia County, Oregon, with a view
to the cancellation of said entry ; the said parties
are hrrebf ainnitioHed to appear before the Coun
ty ClerK r.i Columbia. County, at St. Helens,
Oregon H the 20th. dayof -May 1SS5, at lOo'cln k
to.-..' M. to respond and furnish testimony concern
ing xaid alleged abandonment.
L. T. UAKIN, Kegi.ter.
V"ao.si-l
f
International
Hotel,
Comer Third and E Streets,
PORTLAND, - - OREGON.
Our faciJith's are such that we defy jcniupetiti 'U.
This is the lar'sl and most respectably
kept Hotel in the.Northwcst.
Board and Lodging
$1.00 per day.
MHALS, 2- CTS., LOD(!IX(J,:s & 5?
CTS
FREE BUSS TO AND FROM
THE HOUSE.
3X Chinese Kmployed.Tf-S
E. LEWISTON, Proprietor
O CLAKK, A-tnt.
v5i. 1 1
Notice liar Pubiication.
i.
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Land Orricu at Vancocvkh, W. T, 1
ty 12, lsST). j
Notice is hereby given thu the following
named sett .tr has tiled notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be niiule before the Judge of
the' Probate Court, at Kalama. Wr. T., on Sat
unlay, .lime 27, 1SST, ..: Henry Allen, Ifc.me
ntead Application No. 210. for the east half of
iiorthe:mt fourth of lection 14, township H north,
range 1 west.
lie names tlie follinvlng win?.-" to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of,
said land, viz: I
W. Lane, W. T., of Carrollton, W. Tl; P.. L.
Lane, of Cariltn, W. T,: ,Jaut Huntingtor.;
of Carrollton, NV. T.; John Ferry of Carroll
ton, W. T.- i
F1IKD. W. SPA11LINC, lleguster.
t?. S. Land Office.
OUKCON CITV, OKKCON. April 21 ISS..
1' 'rant is P. Finegau madeCasli Knti v N. 2042,
Aug. 17, lssSof the N". W. of See. 22j T. ( N.
I.1 n V. nndi.e th Act of duneM. bs7S. a leinvr
lhat the lam I if chi. Hy aluabk- for its timber, and
unfit for cultivation; that the application to pur
chase said land wa not made for sp culat ion, but
for his own u .'e and !efu fit, an I t hat he had en
tered into no agreement, directly or indirectly,
by Whieh, the title w hieli hemht acipire to said
hind fnm the Ovvci unit nt might inure to auy
othcr person. !
On Jan'y 1", lSS4ye;ial Agent James A. Mc-
Coi'lll'h k, l-ejltei to the Hon. Commissioner of
the U. S. CeiVral Land' Oi!ir-e at Washington,
1). C, that: he h id made a personal examination
of sail entry and found that the same was made
for speculative purpo, the cnti yman having
made it at the instance of one 1 r. K. A.Monesof
Portland, Oregon, u ho acted for the thmibi;i
Flume an. I LufnWr C-.iiipay and obtained the
tetiinonv of the witnesses on proof, S.j (I. Cau
dle of Stf Helens, anil Nathan Nichols of Clats
kanie, Oregon: an .1 that the lan 1. althougli heav
ily timU red, does not belong to the cla-si of lands
wu&jrct to sale under said Act, bec;uise when
cl cerJ, lauds of the same kind in tli"j vicinity
ar protbictive and adapted to f.n iuing and dai
ryng jiurposes.)
The Hon. Com "?;.! ner of tlmtleueral L'ind
Ottice has, therefore, instructed tho Keg-i- ter ami
Receiver of this oflice, t order a liearing with a
view to the filial detenninatioii of the! facts in
the case. In accrot lance with said instruction;,
.s'uch liearing is orderel to be had at this ortice on
Wednesday, duly .s, lSS.r at 10 o'clock A.M.,
an I the said Francis P. Finegan and any and all
persons in interest are hereby cit ed to .appear at
this otlice on said dav at sai l time, ami respond
and furnish testimony concerning wai l entry.
And if the said Francis P. l int-g in or any party
n interest, shall fail to appeir at this! oiti. e at
said tune, Kiid ciitr i'.i;be. final'.v cancelled.
L. T. I". AfiiN ii.-?ter.
J. C. P1LSP.UP.V, rtc..ivcv.
vftii30;itl
.t!-ntsi (;jvr a-
Send olcentn '.hi-
."7 i JL J 5. i l j I way.
a xir r w s
tage, and by mail you
will get fkee a package of gomls of large value,
that will start you in work that will at ionce bring
you in money Lister than anything else in Amer
ica. All'abont the 6'2K).(MX) in pres-nU', with
each 1mx. Agent.; waute lie very where, of either
six, of all ages, for all the time, or Mpare time
only, to work for us at their own hoijnes. For
tunes for all workers absolutely assured. Don't
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delav. H. Halli.t & Co., Portland, Alainc.
o"0janly
SHERIFF'S SALE.
State of Oregon 1
Oountv of Columbia t
ly Virtue ..f ai deciee and
order of sale issued out of the Circuit 'ourt of
the State of Oregon for the County of Colnmbi t
to me directed, in favor of S. A.j Miles and
against Ikirnett lopej3' Fniily Pfejoy and
Ole Bowman for the sum' of six huudrcd eighty
six and .27 (SliSO. 27) titllars in U. S. tiohl Coin
with interest there m at one per cent; per tionth
from the 7th. -day of -May, 1SS"), ami the further
sum of fifty (s.JH).fM)) 1 )ollars as attorney's tee, also
the sum of fortj- five and .!'0 dollars ots and ac
cruing costs, commanding me' to make sale of the
following described real property to wit:
The South West one quarter of! the South
East o.ie quarter iVJthe South il'ast. "one quarter
f the SouthJ West nnej quarter,
all infection; fifteen (lo); ami also the Nrthone
half of the North West one ouartcjr of Section
Twenty-two (22), all of the said abojve desciibetl
real estate situate in Township Three ('A) North
of KangeTwo(2) W. of the ill. Mjeridiaii, and
containing l''0 acres of land more or lets, according
to ( Jovt rninent mirvey together with the tene
ments, hereditaments and appurttnancs-s i there
unto belonging or in any wise appertaining, all
being, situate in Columbia county, State of Ore
ton." 1 duly levied uin said premises on the
2Mth. day "of May, 1SA. jS'ow hi jpui-Miaticeol
said decree and order of sale, I willon Saturday
the 27th. tlay of June, at thel Imur of One
o'clock P. l. of said day at the Court J louse
door iu naid county aud state i-ll thealova-de-scribetl
reaFproperfv fc public a-ction to tho
highest, bidder therefor for cash U satisfy said
decree and order of sale, interest and costs.
Dated M:tv"!lth. 1SS.V
T. C. WATTS, Sheriff of Columbia
County, Oregon.
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STOVES and II EATERS, AIU 'WAItMTKQ
UltATES, SCUOOL KOOM 11 E ATEKS. Each
combining the Itadiatlon and Ventilation of an
open tirk with the operation of a wabx air
run.tACE, a!ao Tarlor and Cook Stoves, Kange,
i.ni'KHiAi. n itACi:s, Ac.
Circulars mailed on application, j
THE BAYHOND FUS1TACE Si CO.
76 Bookman St. N. Y. City.
U, S. LAND OFFICE
OTJECON CITY. OKKOON, April 21
E. C. Mastenmade Casli Entry No. 2GW, Aug.
Hi 18S:i of the S. W. I of Sec. 32, "T. N. IL 3 W.
under the Act of June :'., 17, alleging tliat the
land is chiefly valuable for its timber, and unlit
for cultivation; that the application to purchase
said land Was not made for speculation, but for
his own use and benefit, and that he had enttred
into no agreement, directly of indirectly, I j'
which, the title whieh he might acquire to said
land from the Government might inure to any
other person. i
On Jan'y 22, 18R-1 SpeciaA Agent Janun A.Mc
Com tick, reported to the JLin. ;CofnmiKsioner of
the U. S. (ienend lyiud ( ftice at Washington, 1 .
C, that: he had made a-personal examiitation.of
said entry and found that the same was made at
the instance of one Dr. K. A. Jones who was ac
tively engaged in obtaining land for the Colom
bia Flume and Lumber Company and that
the proofs of the entryman's witnesses, John JL
Frierson and Nathan Nichols of CJatkanie, Ore
gon, were obtained by said Jones; and that the
land, although heavily timliered, does not belong
to the class of lands subject to sale under said
Act, because when cleared, lands of the same
kind in the vicinity are productive a?nl .adapted
to farming and dairying pir)ioes.
The Hon. Commissioner. the (Tem:ral Lartd
Oflice, has, therefore, inMY.Ycted theUegirter aiAi
Keceiverof this office, to orde a heal ing with a
vie v to the final determination of the facts in the
axe. In accordance with ;dd instructions, such
hearing is ordered to he had at this oflice on
Monday, July C, lSS.") at 10 o'clo:k A. M.,
and the said K. C. Masten or any party in inter
est are hereby citetl to appear at this; office on
said day at baid time, sMd entry will be final fy
cancelled. " ;
L. T. P.AUTN llegis-ter.
. J. G. PlLSBl'llV Jieceiver.
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U. S. LAND OFFICE.
OKKOON CITY, OIMCCON, April 21 1SS5.
William J. WalkcriiTde Cash l'.ntry No. 20!S;
Oct. 10 lKH.-lof the S. W. i of Sec. 2(i, T. Ii N. IL
3 W. under the Act of June 3, JJS7S," alleging
that the land i-i chiefly valuable for ifs timber,
and unfit for cultivation; that the application to
purchase said land was not made forspecolat iotv
but for his own use aud benefit, and that he had
entered into ft) attreement, directly or indirectly,
by which, the title which he might acquire to
said land fr( in the Government might inure to
any other person. ;
On Jan'y 17, IS.0! Special Agent, James A.
Mc(oi-mick, rcpoiteil tiithe Hon. Commissioner
of the I. S. General L i td Olliee at Washington,
I). C, that: he had made a pTsonal examination
of said entry and found that tlie tntryman's
proofs Were obtained by the Columbia Flumennd
Lumber Comany, the witnesses being .John P.
Mahar and Alexander M. P.rady of I'oilland,
Oregon and that the land, although heavily
timbered. ds not belong to the class of land
subject to s-vle under said. Act, because when
cleared, lands of the s:ime kind in the vicinity
are productive and adapted to farming and dai
rying purpoxw.
Tlie Hon. ComniissionT of the General Land
Oifice. has, therefore, instructed the Kcgister
and KeceLer of this oflice, to or hi! a hearing,
with a view to the final determination of the
facts in the ease, it accordance with s-'dd in
structions, suth hearing is ordered to In? had at
this office on Friday, July 1ft lss.'i ntS lu o'clock
A. M.A and the sail William J. Walker and any
and a :"i persons in interest are ft-To!iy crfcl to
aj.pear at this otfjee on 'sh id day at said time,
and respond and furnish testimony ciiof-i niu
said entry. And if the said William J. Walker
or any party in interest, shall fail to appear at
this otiice at said time.Jsaid entry will bo l'nally
cancelled. !
l. t.!i;ai:tn, i:-g.der.
J. G. FtLSilCKY, Receiver.
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No Credit ,,c k'vt'M j't U
nj tecial contract, ami in no case longor
Jj.tn 30 days.
G. "v7. 2cBEID2.
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U. S. LAND OFF:OH.
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tHIKGON CITY, Oi:F.Gf)N, April -22. V-i-f.
Naiio'i'U Homstein ma lei Cash l'.nt ry No.
21
Nov. 3, 1S.--C5 of the N K. . of S.-
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('., N. IL 3 . under the Act of Juno J. Ir . , a.
legi'ig t!::.t the in nd is chiel'y valuable f.r iss
tiiii'er, and unt;t f-u-cultivation; that the ajip'.i
cation to phcsiie said i land wa.-J not n.;ie f.r
siieculali' n, but for his ouii uccand ben. tit.
that h' i yd'en' ered'ioto no .igretinent, di..-ti
or indii. t Liy, by whicrtthe title which he might
acquire to said land from the Covtriumtiit might
inure to any other person.!
On Jan'y 17, 14 Special Agent, James A.
McCormick, reported to the Hon. Commissioner
of the U. S. Cent ral Laud Ollice at Washington,
D. C, that: he had made a! personal esamm.d ioi
of saM ertry and found thnt the same wis i:::i.l-.
for speculative purposes, the entrymen L..iug at
date of application a number of the ColumLi.
Flume and Lumber Comp ioy of Po-tbind. n
gon, which company ohtalined the testuiiony
his witnesses,. John IL Mhar nndAlevau li:r.V.
Pratly of Portland, Oregon; an I that the land,
although heavily timbered, does not belong to the
class of lauds subject to iale under s;iid act, be
cause when cleared lafidK thamc kind in the
vicinity are productive and adapted to farming
and dairying pursses.
The Hon. Commissioner of the General Laivl
Oflice. has, therefore, ins! -ucted tlie Register and
Receiver of this oflice, to order a hearing with a
iew to the final determhiiition of the facts in the
case. In accordance with s;ihl in.-truction--, sv.t h
hearing is ordered to be had at this otlrr.e on Mon
day June S, ISSo at 10 oclick A. M.. and th"f;': !
Napoleon Hornstt in and any and all persons i:i
interest are hereby cited t npjU'ar nt this ollice
on said day at said time, and resMin I and funs
ish testimony concerning said entry. And if
the said Napoleon Hoinsttin or any party in in
terest, shall fail to appear at this olce at said
time, sai l entry will be finally cancelled.
L. T. PARIN, Re.dsler.
J.G. PILSnriiY, liwciver.
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NOTICK FOK rtHLICATIOX.
Lano Office at YAXcoivrn. W7T.
i June 3d. 1. '.-.
Not fee is hereby liven that the follov. ing
n.iiiMxl settler has hied notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof ill be made before the Judge f
the Probate Court at Kalama, W. T. Tuesday,
duly'2Jst. 1S.", viz; Joseph M. Iv.s,
Homestead Application iNo. i.237 foi tlie Wist
.', of North F.asty arvl KJ i of N. W. I of Sec. L
Tp.S N. IL 1 K.' !
Hemunes the following witnesses to j rove h;s
continuous residence upon, and cultivation 'of
said land, viz:
John Ayres,
H. H. Harvey,
F. Stinltlard,
William Crawfoid,
of Carrollton W. T.
of
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OliEGON CITY, OJIKGON, Jvpiil.2Ut. Uf,
Jrwiu H. Taffe ,
made "nh Ltry No. 20;:".
August l'i, 1KS3 of the N. JL i Sec. 28, Tp. G N.
JL ,i V. W. M. under the Act of June 3.
alleging that the land is'.ckltfly 'ti'imbji. fr its
timberj and unfit for cultivation; that the appli
cation to pui-chase said land was not made for
speculation, but for his own use and benefit, ami
that lie luxft entered into ifo agreement, directly
or indirectly, by which, th title which he might
aoquire to said land frtttn tlie Government might
iur to any other jierson.
On January 21, 1W4, Special Agent, James A.
McCormick, reported to the Hon. Commissioner
f tho U. S. (Jeneral Land Oflice at Washington
D. C, that: he had made n personal OMtmina
tioff of safd entry, and, and found that the kamo
was made frsji-cuIativepuiioses, the efttrymt u
havingbecoinc a mumber of the "'Columbia Fliimo
and Lumber Company," two da3-s .fter his appli'
cation to enter and before entry; and said Com-r
pany having-obtained the testimony tf his wit'
nesses, John D, Malur, and Alexumler M. lira
dy, of Portland, Oit-gou, nn.l that the land, nU
tliough heavily timlierwl, doef, Hot belong to-the
class of lamU subject to sale under aid act, bo
cause, when cleared, lands of the name kind iiX
the vicinity are productive aud adopted to farm..
ing and tlalr3-ing piff poses.
Ju said rejsirt it istted tha Taffe deeded th.
land to Josepli J".. Smith, of J'ortland, Oregon,
subsequent to entry-, in pnrirtianw of n-agree
ment entered into hetween tlieni prior to ntry.
The Hon. Commisswuier of the General Land
Office, has, theref.ne, instructed the J.'egister
and lletreiver of this office, to order a liearing
with a view to the final determination of the facts
in the case. In accordance with sanl instruct
ions, such hearing is ordered to lie had at this of.
fice on Monday, June 2!th. lSKoat 10 o'clock A.
M., and the said Ii win If. Tuffe&anvandall ner .
sons in interest are hereby cited-1 apjR-arat tLis
oflice on said day at said time; and respond atvf
funiMi testimony concerning said entry. And
if tlie said Irwin H. Taffe or any paity in inter
est, shall fail to appear at this office at wai l time,
said entry .will be finally c.mcelbd.
Ii. T. J! A I! I N, I register.
J. (L 1'lLSiiL'HY lL'teiver.
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U. S. ; Land I Office.
OREGON CUT. ORF.OON, April 21, sx
Alfred irr m.vle Cash Fntrv No. LW,, Sept
1S: of theN. V. of Sec. 1S, 'T. N. IL 3 W
under tht Act of June 3, 1K7, alk-ging tliat tlm
land is chiefly vain iMj for its timl!r, and unfit
for cultivation; that the api'licati.ni to purchase
said land was Wot mad for np eolation, but for.
his own use and beiiefit. iindth.it he hud entered
into no agreement, fdi recti? or indirectly, by
which, the title which he .mfght acquire t s ii 1
land from the Govci nmciit might inure to any
other person.
On Jan'y 11, ls'g1 Hy t-ia! Agent, James A.
MiCVrmick, n.Mnted to the Hon. Commissioner
of the I'. S. General Land Office at Washington,
1 ). C, that, he had niifie a s-iroAa' examiuat i
of said entry and lound tliat the name was- made
for speculative purposes, the entrymen Iwing nt
date of his application a member wf the Colui'ibi.-t
Flume and LundsT Company of Portland, Oregon,-
which coii!i;my , btuini d the .testimony ..f
los witnessrai, John P. lahar and Alexander M.
P.rtidy if Portland, Oregon; and that the land,
although heavily tinibt red, does not belong to
the class 'f land subject to sale' under said act,
because wln-ti th-aretl, lands of the same kind in
the vicinity are productive and inUj-ted to Im iw-
Hi.' an. I dairying p'iirpoes,
1 Ise I Ion. (.omn
inni!!si..ner of the General LiimI.
Ofiicethas, therefore, instruct.'! tfio l.'i gir tc-an-1
Recti- it f l!.i. !."i' i", ? id r a hearing t ith n
.i ;v. to the filial def'.M'?iv. i"M ..! tin? f.u '-In hi the
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