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THE COLUMBIA!!.
U. S. OFFICIAL PAPER.
CONCERNING THAT COW.
ItAixiEti, July 20 18SJ5.
Ei.'iTon Columbian 7ar 6ir: I .se
in vouc last issue a letter in ansver to
tlu- one I wrote July .2 J. Fpr.aKiug aliout
a loreacher cutting his cow's t-j.il off. Mr.
Cue, the writer, seems to be lal-a-iiig
ui iU-r the impression that -G. G. Good
felow claims the cow's tail -Yasnot cut
off which isnottrue us I admit the
preacher cut the cow's tail off and plit
the same to cure the hollow horn as Stat
ed by the COLUMBIAN. .
Mr. Coe says her .tail was cut'off Sun
.day June 7th. instead of Saturday June
.Cth. Will Mr. Coe be kind enough to
prove that it was done on Sunday 1 1
repeat my statement it is jx falsehood.
Even .suppose the preacher did cut the
cow's tail off on Sunday was that any of
,Coe' business.? Was it anybody's busi
ness ? Is it not a Christian act in case
of necessity to help or aid a poor dumb
brute or in case of sickness 1 Is it for a
' fotrunger that is fit home wjiereverhi
hat is off to came and unmercifully ar
raign an old uan. simply to cause Com
ment and gossip ? What if he did
preach on Sunday 1 Was Mr. Coe o
bligedto hear him 1 Was anybody o
bli;ed to hear him ? Mr. Coe gets indig
nant at beiuj; calltfd a liar. iJid he not
call the He v. an old hyocrite and a
scoundrel 1 People that live iu glass
houses should not threw stones. These
are points I respectfully ask the citizens
of Beaver Valley to consider.
Mr. Coe says a spider-legged dude is
jx new kind ofja dude to Jtiru. Now if
Mr. Coe will write to the He v. Samuel
Jones, the noted Evangelist of Tenness
ee, he ' will get ''the correct tfinition
of the word. Mr. Jones furthcr says a
man had better be in '.''.Hell with;jac"eaii
mouth than on Earth with a slanderous
tongue.
Coe names 34Ui:uls of tlu-hs. I quote
his version of the cmnl. dude. He say?
'the crankv dude is a 'unddle-aedimin
who think ttatever female ougm to be
stuck on his ihape and when .a dance is
got up m the neighborhoodhe w ill go
fro n house to house until he tin. Is a girl
who would sooner go without than to
see him go away with a tear in ids eye.'
Great Scot ! it seems one Q. Q. Quincy
lias called him "a cranky dicte some time.
Anyhow it suits said Ce. to perfection.
1 Wtrn the cranky spider-leg .goes to
dances and imagines every girl is in love
with him. The last danee he went to
he did not come away with a tear in his
eye, but a genuine black eye, as be ran
against a one-legg-J man of this place
and from his talk would make mince
meat of the cripple" jn 'a twinkling, but
this inoflVnsiv; citizen of Beaver Valley
objected to such proceedings and prorupt-
Jy took Mr. spider leg J.ovn and sat up
.on him and but for the timely intcrfer
r-nce of others would probably have had
Lini under some seedling cherry-tree as
a substitute for guano.
Mr. Coe alluding to being called the
Champion liar of Beaver Valley says
"now I have moved ont oflhe valley 1
will turn the medal over to him." Great
Scot ! weo was lucky enough to secure
the job of moving him 1 It must have
taken a pretty good team to move him,
as he had a pie box containing a two-
bit straw hat, two fried shirts, a pair of
tooth-pick shoes and a bottle of hair-oil.
1 wish he would hurry up with the med-
. al, I hope it is pure gold.
lie requests me to name the witnesses,
they are as follows, II. Johnson, I. Rob
erts, G. Johusoa, all of Beaver Valley.
liesp.
I. Roberts.
2TEW3 DROPS.
Profesor Browi r has gone to Michigan.
.! Mr. Konkle has built a piazza in front
of his hotel.
, Mrs. OHve Winton is at hr father's
Hon. Nelson Hoyt.
The United Brethren have prayer
meetings in the church.
Our office has been rr modeled and i3
the admiration of all beholders.
Mr. T. II. Taylor has great quantifies
of fine pears on Iii-s ranch on Sauvie's
Island. .
T. J. Corwin, son .of Asa Corwin has
arrived all the way from Nebraska m
3.V days.
The McBride clan have come in from
their camping ground on the South Fork
of the Scappooiie.
Miss Lena Blakesley afd Miss Kitty
Moore have received letters from our
daughter Blanche.
Miss Peterson , ha been sick at her
father's with a severe attack of pleuresy,
but is now convalescent.
Mrs. Watts has cleared the path of
rocks from the lower street up to the
Church. She is a Christian that believes
)Xf works as well as faith.
ESTABLISHED IN 1852.
SPORTSHEN'SEMPORIgM
VIIJLIA1I ilECXv & SON,
Importers anJ Dealers ia
uuas, Eiflss Revolvers;
Sharp" , Remiugton's
Mallard's liura-OKs,
Kciuicily and Winchester,
toit"st liemiiitoii's,
Parker's, Scott & Son's,
Moore's and lal)rotijrh'
BREECH - LOADING SHOT - GUNS,
UF.VOI.TERS)
Colt's. Smith, & Wesson's, Hop
kin's & AHen'e and tho Fa
mous BRITISH BULL-DOGS.
Geo. WosieiAoIra 4 Son's IX L Cutlery:
Pcckrt Knives, Razors and Scissors,
Heinisch Shears and Scissors.
M AZARD'S SPORTING GUNPOWDER, ;
ICS & lf7 Second 'Stkf.i't, ckt. Mokri-
SON AND Y.VilHir.L, I'OKJ LAN 1, OREGON.
A LIVE LETTER.
Scappoose,-July 18-33.
Pf.ar M.won Not having wvn any
item's from S-japnoose in your valuable
pvprrfor some time, I venture to' drop
a few.
J laying lias lx'gun in arnojbt, .tlie
sound of the weh-ome mower is heard
once more, and indeed lrings joy to our
hearts and money to our pockets, a long
f .'It on tin; Scappoose.
Our school has also hegun for a new
term with Miss Cait. r of Portland as
leather and she seeiys to he well liked
by all the sehol irs.
Our enterprising merchant, A. T.
Creeey wems to e doing well; if no cash
is on hand he can oblige on tick. Just
the right kind of a iiian foi hard times.
We have heard it rumored that our
trusty mail carrier Js Potter Is about to
be bound in the holy bonds of matri.no
ny, the bride's name withheld for a
short time," and has rented his intended
father in-law's farm, so he would rot
have to move as he ha-s a dread for muv
in-.
Our sun-flower has made his appear
ance once more, not as eovi-slip or a cow
boy hut an honest haymaker.
The SeappcKist; diide has cpuite re
gained his health since his irip to llills
boro and locks fine.
The ltichtahd Mills are soon to start
up with a new set of hands J. It. Watts
the proprietor, is one of our substantial
whole-souled men, and is not afraid to
shake oe liy bv the hand, if he is out ut
the elbows and signs of hard times on
the kruhe. ,
W. W. West is still dcing juite a
cash business in the cord wood lijje, and
the road is kept dusty 'with teams.
Our friend, Jiobert J.'or.va- uu't xvith
a frightful mishap wiiiie playing ball.
The ball missed the bat but not liis nose
and then-fore he beholds a gee west
note. We are so-rry for friend Robert
as he dees not look on the win?, it niu.st
have been the charming widows he was
eyeing.
A little drive around Scappoose gave
us a fair chance to look' ot the tine gar
dens and some grain that equals any we
have seen this season and iruit ii. abun
dance, and gives the good house-wife
time to dry and exu for the Jear ones at
noiuo.
Our .73 ct. dandy has bought the fa
mous dude spade and will try the Xeha
lem mines. We wish you luck
We understand there was quite an
exciting time at Mr. Henry Thomas'
lately, in which a beautiful little girl
put in an appearance and broke her
brother Cleav eland's nosi.
The Cionimrer brothers will cut seve
ral tons of wild hay this season; they are
workers aud deserve all they earn.
The blackberry season is past and
gone; ali have, their shar but one.
We understand our friend, S. C,
Knighton kas gone to Sauvie's Island to
repaint the residence of J ouathan Moore
who is a wealthy widower and no drxjn-'i.
Soon the fair on s of the Island will
sigh and nay, "I'd rathe;- be an old man's
darling than a young man's slave."
Are glad to state Mr.-, Andrew Miles
is recovering fast, but are sorry to say
Mrs. Mows Mc.Nauiee is very sick at her
her home on Scappoose
Tl
us Wlii
be
ad to her many friends.
We vyere oil'ered a year's ssbseriptiiMi
of the O.C'j'iit Must if we would slop the
CoLOinjAX. We could .not w it in
that light. We think the Coh'.mbian"
still a little ahead of the Mint.
Quite a if: ward i offered f.r the
Scappoose poet dead or aJiw Truly
yours
1XL.
Wf. have received the l"fiei iit! Au::u
al (circular of tin; JJishop Scott (.Jrammar
School, Portland, -Oregon, fiom C 11
Webber, teacher of Penmanship it Draw
ing. He is a proficient in hi.s art. Two
cf the other teachers are from Yale Col
lege, our Alma Mater..
PROFESSIONAL CARDS-
A. - KOOBB, 31- 35.
Physician & Srugeon,
Riveu Sxkekt, St IUucx, Qrj-oon.
All calls either .by etter or In person will be
promptly answered.
F. A. MOORS,
Attorney - at - Law,
ST. HELEN. OREGON.
OrriOK River fttreet in front of ctramt.
Prompt Attention Given to Collections, Etc.
"W. B- DILLAED,
Attom3y-at-Law
Oflicc, at St. Helen, Oregon.
v;n .iffun.l t..nn .-.f f-'mi i-t o.t Astoria. Ka-
lama &, T n-tl.mil. rr;u.-tictj. in all Courts A
tate r Wash. ler.
' T. A. fwlcBRIDE,
Attorney - at - Law,
OHKRUN CITY, OKEGOX.
rarticulftr atteHtion Riven to tmslneass -liefure
the Luixi Uitioe.
jiovl2tf
.1. o. r ii i l i r s, i). d. s.
So. 234 First SUTrortUiulOr.,
Does First class "Work at Lowest Bates
v'3n4a2"
J. W. CAMPBELL,
Civil Engineer and
Surveyor.
kt. Helen, Oregon.
All business attended to with promptness and
dispatch au!3tf
ReaLEstate Office.
SaTHavin;' a complete set of Map anrt a'
stract of the Keconi-i of Ooluinl'ia County, Ore
siiL, I am now prepared to furiii-hgai abAtraat
of eacik piece f real property in the aid County
at short notice.
i5?"l)eeds. Mortgages Towers of Attorney, and
other coiiveyjanceH, properly ex.cuteL
tsf "I. S. Patents for land secured.
i.-:?"lJeal estate bought and sold upon omuiiission.
J-tfTaxes paid and titles examined. ;
J&Call ujHm or address
Y. A. Moo RE, Attorney-at-Law,
St. Helens, Oregon.
y4n-"2aul
for working jv-.ple. Send
jO cents postage, and we
w ill mail you kkkk, a royal,
aluablesamnleliox of iroda
that will int von iu the way
of making more money in a few day than you
ever thought possible at any business. Capital
not required. You can lie at Ihhh ami work
in spare time. only, or all the tieit. All ofljoth
sexes, of all ages, grandly' successful, 50 cents
to $5 c;isily earned every evening. That all who
want work luav test the business, we make this
unparalellcd o'rfer: To all who are not well sat
isfied v. e will sen I ,91 to pay for the trouble of
writing ns. Full titulars, directions, etc.,
y'nt free. luimeuse ay absolutely sure for all
who start ;at once. D.'jj't delay. Address
.tinso.n' & Co., l'oitl aud, Maine.
rOjanly
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En? the substanct-gfaclo, and wlicn you
visit Portland, niakp it a part of your
l.imnes to call on W. II. To.vxn, at the
Saa Francisco Gallery, w.
cornor First and Morrison stm-ts, and
havo your photograph taken i i the high
est fityh'jti art.
Visitors to Portland
Should not forget to call at TOWnft'S
San Francisco Gallery, n.-
may be s- n photographs of all the lead
ing men and women of Oregon and
Wa.-Jn'i5gton Territor)' Skillful. ojrA
tors always in attendance, and tHe'iiiOst
minute attention paid to pictures of
thi'dmn. Don't forget the location, .
W." Comer First and Mcxrisoa
StrCOtS, lip Stairs. No trouble to show
specimens to visitors Street railroads
pass the door every ten minutes, and
thiais the nearest gallery to the five
principal hotels.
CHURCH . NO-TICKS."
M
ETFIODIST EPISCOPAL Services
Ml (ina XA Wabbajh 11 A. M.
St. Johnu
St. Ht Wu
J'ayvfVn,
SeajijHkj.-iC,
Al'iijia
St. Jolm
" " 7 P. M.
2nl 4 11 A. M. $c 7 V. M.
3d ' 11 A. M.
" 3 if iv.
4th " 11 A. M.
44 7 r. m.
11 mlsi in .Schoil House 5th Sabbath 11 A M.
J.'ainier " 44 7 r. m.
1). T. lUiOWN. l'astor.
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PISCOPAX .MISSION Services.
St, Kelou 3d Sabbath at 11. A. M . and 7 V. M.
lly.v. J, K, W. SEi.i,vvooo, lis-sionarj.
SUNDAY SCHOOL Every Sunday
liayview
Mb. Jamks din, .Superintendent.
Ala, vVu. CorKXANU, Secretary.
B
AND OF HOPE
ay view, Sunday at I J. M.
Mrs. McNttXY, President.
Mks. (Jill, Superintendent.
AIi J1ot, Secretary.
n H ! SI Iv
ii u tarn boa u
GeO. "W- SrScBRIDS,
DEALKR IX
General Merchandie,
ST. HELEN, OREGON
A new and complete stock of G ootid now iu
etorc. Trices reannll' Teruw Ciwh.
FARMERS'
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
Tlie new ami vVant Steajaboat
Lucca Mason
Leaves rortUnt', foot fif AMor St. for Center, Tues
day, Thursday ami .S.iturJav at lo A. M., tnucliin St
I'dm, Lake iiiviT anl all iritrruuUate landinvrs. K
tuinij'.n leaves LaCeuUT at 6 A. v., JJonUay, Walncriilur
ami friilav. Lamliii;; iiiatlo at Woodland on Wetliieti
Ua,v '!k1 'I'harsJav.
Notice.
XT.'.S. Ta.ni Okfick, Uheuos City, Oke.iox.
April ltf. 1S8..
Complaint liavimr been entered at thU Of
fice by 1'raiik Men-ill ajrainst W illiam S, I'arsell,
.tx. for .ribainioniiijf his Ifoiuestt-a-l Kntry No.
dated August 11th, KSSl. uptn the S. A
of N..M $ & lVJA'f TN W. . Section;:!!, Town
tihw 7 N. Uane 2 W., in Columbia County,
trc(t,',,, 'ith a view to the cancellation of said
Kntry; the said parties are lu reby summoned
to ap-iar before tlie County Clerk of Columbia
fiioiitv. rit St. lffb'Jis. ( Iri'L'iNi. no tlio CKh iln v
v j j r- ' - -' - -
of lity 1SS", at 10 o'clock A. ar. to respond and
furnish testimony concerning said alleetl aban
doutiieut. L. T. B.VUIX, lle-istei,
v.iasa24
NoticeTof Lis Penden
s.
Circuit Court, Columbia Countj-, Oreyon.
Jainfn Carrico, l'laintiif
vs.
T. X. Lawrence, Defendant
Notice is hereby "ivm that a suit has been
commenced by the abov-iiamtd plant!!!, against
the alKive-nanifd iletfudant in the Circuit Court
f r C luuibia County, Oreyoii, whichraid suit U
now '.ending; that the object of said Huit is to
have the saul (tt feudaiit make, execute and deliv
ei ti this plaintiff a l'xk1 conveyance, five from
all lit-ns to the following described prennscs to
wu, tne a. v . 4 01 Section Km 1. .o. 7 j. ut li
"t Wht2iii Culunibia County, Ore-yon.
F. 1). V.1NTO.V,
Attorney b.r the riaintiff.
vni.in
BEWARE
OF IfvllTATIONS.
The Housekeepers Friend
AND TAKE NO OTHER.
Sold by the Grocery Trade generally.
D.W. Miller Carriage Go.
T.fanufasture a lariat iiruy rf
LIGHT wA i'EAVY CAR ACES, PHsCTOKS,
CA3T3, DUGGIZ3, WAGOKS, &C,
After tho must npprovn.l f'oFlfms at t'ipverylowe3t
prices coufialfnt with gooij. vorKiu:iisLi;,
30,000 volalcloo -
of our ninuufttrtuve r now In nso in thi;at
iar'At;n rnuntrius aiul otv-st lho exrcih-npn cf
cmr goixis 17 tho universal pttfioti.n w1jU-i thoy
tlv. Kvery rclilrle is W AU1X ItO.-K;)ccil
aUqcUou H l-e given to mail orders.
CATAX.0GUE3 jJTItCE.
D. VV. r.liMer Carriage Co.,
E. nfthSt., CnlTertSt. and Eggleston A.,
ccd:cenati. o.
r.liGliipn Buggy Co.
, KALAMAZOO, Mich.
Wholesale Kannfacturera of all kin da of Open m&
lop BUGGIES ad BOAD CABTS. AjenU wantefl
rerywhere. Write for catalogao Bd price UaU
JlE WOES A SPECIALTY.
We rise manufacture full line of CTJTTTtnR,
Jnclndlng Swell Bod Portland, Square Bo
two seat Portland and roncy Sleighs.
3eai 'or cta and ptieea before purchasing.
MICHIGAN BUGGY CO.,
KALAMAZOO, Mlcb.
SunJ acip far
nyi-zi, ssff
CCeJrated Singrlo EroccJi-lcaCir.c Shot
Grwlt $lfJup. .Dotitle-barrel lir cu-Ii !crii,
t Jt.Omp. Il:ty.lt8l Drern.loHiIir i'niis l::llrg,
an-l JMtcKf m.wt anpiwwi Knliiih r.nd Am-iiran
nia::r. AH kiwi of krtin in,lrnj:M3 n;i l rti
rVj rqnir-l by f;orlfrn!n mitl nn rnkor. Colt's
Nt-.v Ereech-Joadin? JDoublo Cnns t":
l- -rrn Tt rm-Ic lor tt:i it
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712 MprketSL: PhilariclrM-. Pa.
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irineprriic. rils..iT.-.r;.-K. 1. titioin ami piitem
vr pnbiithed. livery' tii!T:i.i- illiutrc tl vitn
eplemiid enjrrrtnirs. This l'W-tlo..fuTnlic,,
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tio person should l. w'lin.at. '1 !'- l-;-lijil?"y .d
10 Amkkk-am j-4 fi-cii th..i- i" c:r
iy cr.uaM that of rll f fi. r V. r t-l
!)inJ. I'rk-c. eiWftyor.r. Pi-;-"
etllation nenri'
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I'uUtsherg, No. 201 Kmc d -y. I. 1.
ATEH
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the F.i'ent Olf,, ttw! h;i -i irciirA
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March J'.Lii. 1SS5.
Notice i.- hc-ehv given t!;at t
he follow iiig-nanMl
ii intention tomakf
settlers have riled notieeof tin
final proof iusuppoi-t of their d
i.iiin.-. and that s:iid
proof will lie mane hetore m
bate Court at KaIama,,NVas!
May llth. 1SS.1, viz:
Alexander' Lewi. Him st.
if .1 udLTC f t he Pro-
. Ter., on Monday
id .j (plication Xr.
inn; r.n- t in. s.,ul1i I-List i of
TSorth r.ast j, the
North Fast of South Eaf;t i and South i of
S.,uth Kiwt 1 of See. .'2. '. 10 N. II. 1 K., and
t:
names the following witnesses to prove bin con
tinuous residence upon, mid cu5i atioii ()f, nai l
land, viz: II. W. lioger, of pastle loick, V. T.
and Adoh.h lleiter and. lames Wilkeiwon of To
ledo, W T.jaid M. iJ. Li. Cutmiugham, of Sight
ly V. T. I
Adidph Tieiter, Homestead Application. No.
4C;K), f..r the North West J of Sec. 12, Tp. 10 N.
11. 1 W., and cuniei the following w iti-pei to
prove hi continuous reidice upon, and culti
vation of, naid land, vii: JI TV. Logeis, of Cas
tle h'ock, V. T. and Alexanikr Lew i-, of Sight
ly, W. T. -vr.d. .TaiiK-s WilkeiLsou and George
Meyi ).-!, of Toledo, W. T.
'JiJiK M. ArntHon Pre-emption Icelaratir .
Statement No. 1327, for the North Wrt '
Sec. S, Tp. 10 N. 11. 1 K.j ailid names the follow
ing witnesiies to prove bin j.i)V!nuoiii residence
upA, and cultivation of, said land, y i.: Jniue
Wilkinson, AIlph Keiter, and tieorge Myers,
.f Tolod.v W. T. and Alexander Lewis, of Sight,
ly, W. 'J
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In addition to sketches and incident f tho Lte
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it h;w
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