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Oflicial Directory.
COl'NTV OFFJCKKS.
.Tndfc F. A. More.
Clerk N. C. Dale.
Sheriff T. O. Waits. !
Treasurer liic'iard Cox
Aesor J. II. Swjucer.
School Superintendent- K.;F.. CtkV:
purveyor T. Wilke.
Tin: MAILS.J
ftlVKR: Iown river mail clonf At & 1:1.'
The up ;ver m.ii! cf'es r.t 1 p. :.!.
The m:v"! f-n?ii Verr;t:ia and Pits' tr.r V.:vc
St. Helens Mon.Uvs and Fridayu a: '.' ;. r.i
JtAlLRO.!: North hound e'eses 1'"' .1.J111.
.South hound close v.i 2 j . t.
TliC AilasHsos in Arucrha.
( coxr i si" :v. )
Our fatlx.r Ilev.
Jl:U A'!.i'l!-, "l"fd
m John Adsms in Washington the
lay before lie died, in tlse Capitol. Our
athcr had a frind r.ami'd William V y
man of Lowi-ll; Ma?s-. Mr. Vy:ian h i 1
a brother r,;i:nrd Sumvl C. ar.d soi:
Samuel, Vv'illiaiTi V.'liite. ;m d John
Isewland M,, wholesale 'i-if.vhrmto in
Jialtimore. One l:rus was- Wyiir.m i;
Co. Balt:i"!iore, St. and ilu: other V"y
nian, Apuietcii Jv Co. or. U-jht St. Sam
uel Wyman, Vii!ia-.i. S"-!iiea t-o:s mar
ried it Jiird ot" UL-!j:nind, Va William
White Vy-.i::'.ii :i!-.rriv..l a Trent of
ton. Her lather vus ore of Lafay. tte'.-i
aid:d'-iaiapvt and' r nr.in-:-d in America
when jyir'ayeiiv returned to Franco.
Wm. Whiiv. V.'yii.ati wr..s h-ir of his
Unclt; Wi;:. Whir1 ff lioxp.i y M;i".
and wits itoVi):nM-ly rv:h. " The winder of
J 848 our father si . ut iii WasJdnton and
Baltimore. IK- was the iztu.st !iir..-tly of
' Wiu. White Wvs-ior.-1, - - v.itV was
one oi ine niwt cjiurnn:;- n '-.
scarfs cf black iik, hud crate on iheir
arms find iats and black ri'lr g'ovvv,
Our mother always used, father'.-; ail her
life a- a mantilla.
-When fath:.T was in .Baltimore l:e
formed the acquaiuter.c-" of Ilorj. Chris
' Huijos" who h:?.d been charge
rs at the Hague for twenty yeirs.
He . ks J. Q Adams' private Stcetary
when he vns Minister to Rttssta, .Mr.
Hiighes iimrried tifii. Smith' laughter.
This General Smith commanded Fori
Mifil'n. Ho was an aristocratic' 'nan,
and at first opp.-.-ed Hughes cvurthip,
the s-.on.of Fat. Hr.ghs. who h;d made
all his fortune mi-nutaetunng bnecs j
Pat ir.et tlie O.
day Mid told !
htm n ho vvod lay down a do' Kir oil
r. .. . . . . . . -
Miss. Smith, and the daughter was Mar
garet Smith Hugli-.-, who married John
V. Kenedy author or i J orsc. shoe liobiie
son. ilfn. unriiionner na-i a room in
Washington he formed the iicquauitenee j "
of . the Cranehes whose f -io-r a Ornan nays lVttengiU's mem-
cousvn of J. Q Aa,uis. I,-, lection ailWting reading, almost
vras on Abigail Adams side ho w s a . Adams on the
Smith. In the tuneral prc-vion ct J. . v,tj A ;i V . i.'.m:iv
. , ., 1 -,i a iusi.lv cf:lebratel -UJi& lamiiy.
Q. Adan.s our i.her rode with tJie 1 - j.L.. rn,
J2; - , nM , t. , -m Ihe paners t-ast or the nocky JMount-
Cranclies. Ihe relatives wore i on g s.e,, , .: J
son. H' np n r a , .u i" Tullotk was Navy Agent of Kittry
Ins elegant hou.bn c Iau simvj Xavy Yard during the Rebellion, and
vhichwas alone occunied by J. I. Ad- , ?;It-the KearsarJe that sunk the Ala
and another c-ccupyd ainel.y j an- . . ,...c1
P
er. The furniture of the house
all parts of the world. It was
r curiosity shop. Our father
td with him.
i" phew graduated at Yah; Col -i
was there w hen we were. Miss
was a most beautiful and talent -and
wished and begged to
ur sister, Mary Abigail. Mr.
promised to will her a big for
father would not consent as
'.i only daughter, and was rich
:d did not think riches rvcry--.
diy that John Q. Adams
rather was at Mount Yernn
friend Mr. Wm. Wyinan, who j
'nihccnt looicm man. co
visionary i ,
or aii
i!e of
tkr-r
-he
t
j Mi':-;
were
'itty Adaiits- . ..e our brother
.as called Lion. Adams, being the hand
somest man iii (lollege and a great ladies
man, wo had svlclf a memory we iised
often times, when called on, to recite
tlie whole lesson, and give nobedy ;!se
a chance, and sit down amid the roar
of the Division. More anon.
K. G. Adams.
.The Oregonian says, "A Count is going
to mary Senator Mitchell's daughter,,
and he must write no Itve letters to
other members of the family,"
Just so, or adamphool may come.
alon' and electrotype them and then
electThim to the United States Senate.
f i
Sonic people comfort theuisrlvas over
their own deficiency of jntcllect y
saying wo are crazy. Xliis reminds us
of an incident that took place in our
early history. After graduation at
Yule College we went to Maryland to
teach school. We taught not far from
Hock hall, Kent Co., Maryland,' and
boardwl with a Mr. Constable, ile was
a rich man and lived in aristocratic
Sotthern style, owning many slaves.
There was a yellow woman that waited
on the table, Mrs. Constable, before
mat rage was a Iiodgs from a Quaker
family, and was educated in Pennsyl
vania. Slie was a very intelligent lady
and was very happy to converse w ith a
live collegian on literary topics. The
dessert was placed in a kind of alcove.
Mrs. Constable temporality left the
ta-Me, and' .came back liughing. ie
iked her the cause of her mirth. She
replied "that darkey asked if you were
not crazy, she. said she could not under
stand what you w ere talkiug about."
Moral : Don't think a man a fool
because, you are.
'I
OUR CLIMATE
Oregon is celebrated for it.s climate.
It vn very nuturioiis. When taken in
chunks it is injyri-ius to the system. It
needs to be diluted a little be fore it can
be u'.cd with safty. We r.ever knew
anything the c could be used for so many
purposes. The real estate agents always
have a big supply on hand ct the. most
Miperior reality. It is always high in
the market though very plenty, end
costs a purchaser ricdu smart of money.
A piece of land may not be much to
look at, but then the el-mate makes it
valuable. The cniy diseases of Oregon
an an empty feeling around the stomach
and " peck t. A large dose of climate
gives immediate relief. Imagination
lias lent cut so much eapitol it is getting
sliert, of funds. Climate will undoubt
edly take the place of the t-ilver dollar
in Oregon currency. They are getting
up a process ot manufacturing it into
clothes and roofing for houses. Thiaris
a great age of the vor'd, and the Oregon
mind is very expansive and fertile in
exp-;Jiint;. Our mountains are more
mountainous than tho-e elsewhere and
arc r.otcnoas foi their climb it It was
very coo! in that f.lio-v that attempted
to visit Xi. ilood in ihe depth of
winter. Jf lie had Ik. en an ancient
Oaul wo wnuid not have been surprised
at his gall. We have juot received a
lei.ter of Oliver Wendell Holmes. He
.addresses the litter to Mount Helen,
Oregon, which looks very suspicious. He
I must think such a utter would meet a
cool reception from a place way up
hke that.
r "i u-f rniAi riTa
copyng
ihey don't both'-r the Qrjn'uius essays
for the roison hey have already been
publiilied there and re-hsherl, and the
Cjisteru papers don't hko "cold hash."
We have a right to write about the
Adams fauiily. we are their peer in
everv sence oi. the tern, in spite of all
the belittlit i-q and .-neeirf of scrubs.
We are the onlv lisinj; oiheer of the
d '. H. lie-', thac was not killed or
wounded at Oettysburg, July 2d 1863.
Our fathor and mother, brothers and
p.isfer, are most distinguished, livin
and dead. We graduated at Yale Col-
ledge, married two cf tin most beautiful
and high born wumen in America.
New 1 !:uio.hii'e, so Thoinas L. Tul-
; tl:,ti iiihed citi
yens raid
in Mieccbos all through the
State, was vrou Jer of Enoch G. Adams
than cf anything she ever possessed or
was ever ex root d to rosfcess. Thomas
i
bama, he also built otlirr war vessels,
he was Commissioner of Internal Kev
enue, Trustee of the Soldier's Fund,
?dth IT. S. Uraut and ' horaas I; t r Kin .
At his death he was Postmaster at
Washington City. His mother was a
cousin of our father. Uenl. George H.
Williams knew hiei well, and says he
was the finest gentleman he ever met.
lj"t scrubs si jeer.
izlmitl'trti please copy.
A FA F.I. El
Tie re '7 as a fin-, grew in a quaking
o:
A eats tail grew where its head
i ou;; jo no. it- cTf-w urceujy, ana yet
ii:(t iorte sjyj. '.ration.-?. inere was a
! ea itii'ul pond i.iiy not far ofF floating
until a stream of living water. It
scented :!! the air with its delioiou
odor. Tie wild canary would come and
inhale its perfume, and fill the empyrean
with em-hautirg warbles, It then
-ouid light upon the llag and pour its
b-ife of respect from an opposite di
An Editor came and gathered
d lily witli f-o.ne of the moist
th) n-gal mosses in which it
Jded, and enthroned it in his
n u maguiiies'iit vase of rarest
i , Tli is excit d the envy of
i? said, "O if I could only
.rial sanctum I shCuld be
. . nadian peasant passing near
!ir-.r ing the sad plaint ot the flag took
out his knife and cut the llag, ' leaving
its root to sprout up again in the quak
ing ho-. He brought it to his cabin,
and iie.ding un old kitchen chair minus
a bottom, he deoid.'d to gratify its
wishes. H wove it into something an
Editor could f:it on.
lie bottr.med the chair, and then sold
it to th Ed'tor who was anxious for
something soft, on which to re&t his
nether extremity.
The poor llag was very unhappy to be
thus shut out from sight, but there was
nothing left to it b-it to assent, and it
reluctai Aly assented.
Mor'I?.; Don't attempt to run a
paper wjithoiu brftjus, or you may get
sit on.
THE FOitTYNINEKS.
Hail noble men who danger dared and death,
Yielding for gold your homes and oft your
b.eath.
Ye planted nobler than ye thought or dieiHutxl,
For now ii true what then but only seemed,
Oar mighty empire if the ffold ye delved ,
We'd never had, had long ago leen shelved.
The glorious flag that waves so fair and free
From far Alaska t the tropic er,
Had long ago in sunshine ceased to laugh
If jour hard lab rs had not sh.ied the staff.
Soma may deride the tliirtt for gold and gain,
And treat the miner with a sharp disdain,
Not so will we, in great rcsiect we hold,
Memory of David, who in times of old,
Garnered the treasures that the temple built,
This vied out all his shame and all his guilt;
Solomon's temple reared by Hiram's bands,
The glory of allfiges and all lands,
Had been a thing unknown if one before.
Had not to build it left sufficient store.
Our nation when it struggled in the throes
Of fierce rebellion that like tempest rose,
Appealed to you to furnish gold for war,
And she received what she ietitioned for.
You .ped your hearts, you oped your well filled
sacks.
As a donation gave it, not a tax, '
Ye were as noble as the boys in blue,
Your souls were generous, and your hearts were
true.
God bless you in your basket and your store,
God walk behind you, and God walk before,
And when you stepuim the sea of tdass,
Th Apostle Peter give you all a pass,
And the Recording Angel with his jen,
Erase your sins, ye noble-hearted men,
Saying, " Their virtues far outweigh their fault,
They w ere of earth, the sinew, bone and salt."
LOVE.
BT MAJOR E. G, ADAMS.
I deem not love a worthless thing.
A theme of ioet cracked.'
Love is a Jf ercury on wing,
Solid, substantial fact.
Love rules America, the world
Must stand around and wait
'Till we have through our pleasures whirled,
And shut the garden gate.
Our glorious flag that flows in htars,
Is fashioned all by bve.
Tis Venus, that combined with Mar,
Endows with push and shove,
It builds the cities, oik--; the mines,
It makes the desert bloom.
It pours for us life's choicest wines,
Kven decorates the tomb.
The mountain tops that tower sublim?,
Are crowned with love'a own light.
Wm are the mountaineer' to climl ,
And auale the rosy height.
Earth's can on are both deep and dark,
And hung with misty gloom.
Love touches the electric spark,
And all the canyons bloom.
O maiden with the dark brown eyes,
And wi'.h t' e iearly math,
Your bosom is my Paradise,
From whence I travel s mth.
Why should the darkness man distress? .
Night is the time to steak -.
Love fearless is, and conck'nctlos
Whocaimot sec, can feci.
The proudest man that walks the turf,
Will bow the knee to love.
Kven woman is a willing serf,
Placing the man above.
O how Would come the children, flowers
That make the morn so bright,
If not for love's resistless powers
That plant them in the night?
My love has slid across the globe,
And dwells in land of snow.
The Kocky Mountains I will probe,
And to my love will go.
I'll take her with a stalwart aim,
And clasp her to my brenst.
I will not work her woe nor harm,
Imagine all the n.st.
If I were dead, a woman's ki- s
Would bring ine back to life.
I'd leave a world of t-ndless bliss,
To hug a charming w ife.
The Oreyonian had an article it stole
from an Eastern paper, and transmog
rified into something about "V-." It
was a sick old, attempt of a sub-editor
that tried to get something on us in the
N. Y. Coffee House, at Portland, one
everdng, and got left so badly h wanted
to get even. He was the one that
pulled out Bill Nye's hair, and got his
hand in it. He is a long-waisted du le
that wears a reversed dinner jHt on his
head. He'll be more wasted if he go. s
after Major Adams.
Why is the Oregonian sold out 1
Because there is a levy noon.
Our readers will do well to read our
correspondent's article on the local page,
as they will find that Talc i ma Tack like
ourselves, does not deal in any "cold
hash." 7
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t3Tl f a vins a complete net of Maps ana ah.
6tract f the Kecn(a of Columbia County, Ore
gon, we ate now prepared to furnish an abstract
of each piece of real property in the said County
at short notice.
ffDeetUi, Mortgages, Power of Attorney, and
other conveyance, prerly executed.
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Mookk, ot Cole, Attorney-at-Law,
v4n."2aul St. Helens, Oregon.
Notice for Publication.
Land Okwce at OkkgoxCitv, Okkoos t
December 12, 1S85. J
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has riled notice of his intention to
make rinal proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before thei County
Clerk of Columbia County at St. Helen, Ore
gou, on Friday, Jan. 21tth, 1SSC, viz: Heury L.
Colvin. Homesteal Entry No. G140 for the S.
W. i of N. K. i, W. A of S. K. i & S. K. i ot S.
K. ofSec. i.T. 7N. K.5W.
He names the following witnesses to prove hi
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of
said laud, viz:
M. O. Biyant, W. W. Klliott, L. B. Elliott
and T. J.. Bryant, all of Marshland, Columbia
County, Oregon. L. T. BA15IX,
17d; Register.
NOTICE FOU PfBLICATIOX.
Lani OrriCK at Okkgon Citt Orkgos
Dec. 5 18S5.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler bus tiled notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the County
Clerk of Columbia County at St. Helens,Ore-
g..n. on Tuesday, Jan. 19, 18SG, viz: Courtney
X. Davidson Pre-emption D.S. No. 4700 for
the N.W. of Sec. 29, T. 8, N. 11. 3 w.
He names the following witnesses to prov
bin continuous residence ui.n, and tultivation
of, said land, viz: S.I I. Tryon, James Buckley,
Win. Blackford ami H. M. Boggess, all f
Trvon. Columbia County, Orej;iii.
L. T. 1 Ally, ll,hler.
Notice foi; Fl dlicatiox.
I.AXD OrritE at Ockcon Ctt'", Okkgon.
Dkc. 16, 18ST.
Notice is hereby given that the follow itig
named settler has file-1 notice of his intention t.
make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before Begistor and
Receiver L S. Land Office at Oregon City Or.
on Thursday, Feb. 4lh, 1SSG, viz: Stephen F.
YVinteis, heir of John Winters, deceased. Home
stead Entry No. 5070 for S. W.J of Sec. IS, T.G.
X. K. 2W.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his -ind deceased entryinan's continuous resi
dence upon ami cultivation of said land, viz: T.
Mc Dvitt, Patrick Mc Ci raw, and C. O'Erien
f Portland, Multnomah County. Oregon, and
J. M, Archibald of Ktilama Post-offic , W T.
I. T. EAHIX Krister.
'de24-t
Notice fou PcnucATior.
Land Office at Ore;ox Crrr, Oregox.
Dkc. 22, 1S8.".
Notice is herWy given that the fo'lowffig
named settlers ha vo tiled lii.tioes of tluir inten
tion to make final proofs in Mi;iioit f theii
claim!", and that aid proofs M ill be r.nnle Wiore
the County Judge or County Clerk of Columbia
County, at St. Holens, Oregon; on Monday Feb
Sth, lfcS(', viz: Mary C. B.vmaey, Heme-stea'
Kntry No. C304, for the S. E. of Sec. 2. T. 7
X. It. 4 W.
She names the following witnesses to prove
her continuous residence tiimn and cu!tivaliiii
of, said land, vizrW. H. Qmyers, Nathan Nich
ols, Adam Barr. and James liarr, all ef Clat"
kanie, Columbia Count, Oregon.
Lucy M. Kuthdge, widow of John ltutledge de
ceased, Hiuue-stead Kntry Nt. ii31G"for theS.W
of Sec. 24 T. 7 N. lb 4, .
She names the following witne-sse ;to rov
her continuous r-:sidence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz: W. 11.&U nyers, Nathan Nich
ols, John L. Brown, ami C, F. I;iLjfldt, all ef
Clatskanie Columbia County, (Jregorv.
John E. Mellem, Pre-emption D. S. No. 4SS4
for the S. K.J of Sec. 27, T. 7, N. 11. 4 W.
He name the following witnesses to pVove his
continuous residence ujion and cultivation of
s dd land, viz: John 'Vomlwrg, W. H. Conyers,
Criah D. Kelley, and John F. Mc Farland, all
of Clatskanie Columbia County," Oregon.
de31-5t Ti. T. BA1UX Register
SB. SPSHHET
THE SPECIALIST.
Treats all Clirimir, Xcrvoas and
B'rivate Diseases
Such as Lost Manhood, Nervous and Physical
Debility, Exhausted vitality. Seminal Weak-n.-.sK,
Spermatorrhea, Prostatorrh'ea, Impot
ency, ionorrhera, Oleet, Syphili-i, Dis:tses of
he Kidneys, Liver, Lungs, Heart anel Stomach;
Permature Decline, Weakness in Women, and
all Functional Derangements that result from
youthful follies or excess in later years.
YOUNG MEN
Who may le suffering from the effects of youth
ful follies r indiscretion will elo well to avail
themselves of thi.-, the greatest boon ever laid at
the altar ofslifering humanity. DIJ. SPIXXEV
will Guarantee to Forf jit $500 br every ease of
Seminal Weakness or private disease of any
kind r character which he uuMe-rtakes ami fails
to cure.
MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
There are msiiy at the age of 30 to 00 who are
tioubleel with too .frequent evacuations of thc
bladder, often Accompanied by a slight smarting
or burning sensation and a weakening tf ihes.
ten in a manner the patient cannot account for.
On examining the urinary eleposits a ropv sed
iment ill often be fiiiinil, an J sonietinit s smell
Iarticles of a!luineJi will appeer, jr the.Jcolor
will be of a thin, wlrttisli hue, again chanriii' t..
a elark and torjid appearance. There are many
men who die of this difficulty, ignorant ot the
cause, which is the sect-nil stage of seminal
weakness. D1I. SPIXXEY ill Guarantee a
Perfect Cure in such cases, and a hial hv resto
ration of the genitourinary orgam. Those who
caun.it consult him jKisonally may, by elescri
bing their symtojns, receive
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A package of DR. SPINNEY'S Specific
Uemeehcs sent by express on receipt of S10 Also
sent C. O. D. if one dollar is sent to guarantee
express charges.
0ific3 end Private Dispensary, Kultnomali
El jck ppoeite Postofllce.
Pcsttfice Address: Bx 623, Portland,' fgu.
DR. N.S SPINNEY.
DR. A. B. ADAMS,
TIIK ONLY THOUOL'CH
MonroePhysician
-ON
THE PACIFIC COAST.
-AX-
EntirelyNewTheory & Practice
of Medicine.
TRIM ALL DISEASES BOTH
. Acuta ani Chronic,
and
MASS P0SITIV3 cuiisr.
My Mcdiciiios come tlirct from tli
haiicbs of tb? Chemists in Europe, an'
are such as have nexoi been iiitrotluc-f!
into this country bt-fore.
XO CTRE, XO r.tY.
U jcrhons eniiloyinij me will rece
ny sei vices fri-e, unless I make
cures in all curabh cases, or
give great relif in all u li
eu ruble cases, accord
ing lo agreement
before takiny;
our case.
Tin; bare exjense of the "medicine
payable, in all cases, in ue!vanc.
C'OXSI'LTATIOX FRLE.
All sulb-ring from diseases, of what
ever nature, whether Acute or Chronic,
are cordially in itt d to consult with me
in iei in! thereto. N-
All living at a distance who cai no
consult w ith mo in person, can do m by
letter. letters containing stampH wil
receive prompt attention by return mail
Hundreds of
Curable Cases
Tlioroueliout tis Couatiy caa
rccsivo Immodiats relief
Tsyssading aeaPre-
visu3 Histoxy cf
their Case, ard their
present Ccadition. All
sucli'lsttcrs "will receive strict
' v attoatica aad Tjq aasTrered
Tjy return mail.
riO CURE, NO PAY,
i ,
Ilesjiect fully Yours.
Dr. A. TB. Adams.
All letters should be addressed:
Jr. A. 15. ADAMS.
St Helens, Or,
AMDS
FINE COLD JEWELltY,
NOVELTIES,
ROLLED COLD JEWELRY,
WATCHED,
SILVER PLATED WARE,
SPECTACLES,: Etc.
Old Gold Talzea Za Esshaao.
Manufacturing ami Rejainng
Watch'- Repairing a Sj-ecialty.
NEW YORK JEWELRY CO.
No 10 FJfvr . Fori In nd. Or.
RAILROAD TICKET FBBli
For 1,000 Miles "W4s,AJ
TO
St. Andrew's Bay,
Florida.
TillS he.'iiitiful I'.yon"l irarroinr'injr are nc
knovle1e;el hy all ko-hevr - vi.-ttef there Ut
be the loftliest c;iinbiiiati.'h ef fertile mJ, Im uii
ti f nl f.Viage frajp-ant ore-hariU, 1 hie vater, trroev
.injy city,.r.nl almnlutely n:rf".-ct cliiii'tti, is vji
mek as wclian in winter, to le luuinl iii Aim ii
ca. There but cue VloriJa, nnl St. Andrew'
Bay in its lalhteftt jewel. 1'i iten fwr I'.u-i.ie-s
or Home Iota and Orchard Truct rsin.e fmm
$5, $0, 517, .!I0, to l.TD, aiMl aalea we re in u't
to nure than 3,000 tiitf.rint Mirdi:ir n in the
4irnt ixtj' eheys. St, An lrew' will crarU'iidy
become the aec-iiul largest city ia F'.ori ht wiihin
the next two jvaiit. rrirty i-t .!u;.;i:i ia
value every thirty tlr.ye. Fkkk Tii.nkiht vrrN
KOH 1,000 MlMSTO TlLH'T PlIM.M.e.sKKS. J'elll
2c st:unp fr ilb.iMtrate'l p:imphVt, on inin.
full eiet iils. A hire" prince ;. I LHKine-.t, otfiee
aa follows: St. ANDUKW'S 11AV 11- 11. ft
LNi C... 2:7 d TvTr ::: :r, Ciuin i ati O.
aB3Kl S,n I lOcenta pota;.'
an 1 we wi.l mull von
PuKK a r yal, valu-i-
blf, sample ) of
ikkIm that will put
vou in the way -f inakin;; :t)i!K sioxky at nc
than .nvihin-? eW in America. IJoili e.ve of
nl! ayvKc.u liveat home an I work in fprre time,
or all the time. Capital u t repiire.b e will
tart yon. lmni n-e pay iur for th kj y! o
atart .-it iifv. S-rix.xo.v & Co.. Portland. M vi:m
n me?S K- ti't'vi v cent
n wm 6 f .r iywl.r Ainl
.... j - o :
receive fri-e, i
hve' I ox of
lthU which will
help you to more money ri;jh away than any
tiling iit nils wori.i. Af eith'-r t e-x, 8iic-cee-.l
rom tiist h-ir. 1 he broad road to fuit.m
oiienx '', th wrt." rs, hwlutly Hiire. A1
once address Tuce & Co. Auuusta, JIainc.
. THE UNIVERSAL
ATiTTTiY SCALE
.INDISPENS ABLli
V - i
Vmi last a llfrtlaia, ooo
mtf. no veichta to looaav
alwaya rMj, eaafly nn-
space and is the. chaapwl
calrrrinata. m i
Bxjtd vom 16 Pubs IixcarnuLTKD Czacxrua.'sj
i. s. speiicer's sons;
always IIArjDY STO'.t c:elf.:
n
COMPLETE
WITHOUT ONE.
Light and Strong:, or
namental and durable,
mrr Tr;mvllnirt UMful
in warjxiuig dianea, etcC
FiTrlxr size pipe. 1 i
JLMk your hardwmr dalT Tot
w m aand to ua for Oireular.
L C SPENCER'S SOtlQ,
ouelfoud, corrrr.
STOVES and nZATKItS, ATR "WAMinTO
URATES. SCnOOL KOO0I nEATKRS. Each
comblnlne tie Radiation and Tant3atlon of an
oras Tiaa with th operation of a -wxhm aia
ruaxACB. also Parlor au.l Cook 8toa, Kanges,
r'IX.XACES, Ac
Circulars mailed nu appllcatinn.
THE TTOXTACS MT'ff. CO.
70 Beekmsn St. N. Y.CIty. 1
hl'ia-ajyTTTSililZS
THE
MICHIGAN
Comblaea many Stt In one
Without Complication.
no loom wcirnt to get von or uro.
en. UnlformljAccurmtefc Durable.
The BEST and MOST conven
ient 8eaJe ever Invented. Pos
itively unequalled for accura
cy, portability and range pf
capacity.
Ask your dealer for them, or
end for Illustrated Catalogue.
MICHIGAN ' SCALE CO,,
ICAIiA3rA TOO, MICH.
Aii r
p, i 9 i ci s
APR
t.r.
r::r
1
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fbrl'iS.
SCALE. rrf-
Weirfis from 1-8 Oz.
to 8o0 Lbs., Tf ith- Igp')
GEEAT OVEHLAND HOUl'ii
Ifortherii Pacific R. R.
THE ONLY LIKE RUIIIIIIIC
riillman Inlnre MeepZns Cars
Jtlnirtiifirriit Way ('wicIh n
IIcg.uit i: ni i -runt Iecplui: Cars,
With botlha free of clr
From Oleffoa&'Washinjtcapcints
Kant, tiaSt. Taul n.l M;...rf.,.i.;.
The caly Trajxa-Coatiacatal iir.a
running Palaco Diaia Oars,
Meal., 75 Crntn.
v FASTEST TIME
i-.vernia.Ie from. the Coat. Over the N-r.
thern IWi.ic Uailroad to Si .ux City, Oineil
liluff.-, St. Joiepli, Atchioi, Leayenwoit i,
Kama City, Duilin-ton, Quiucv,
ST, LOUIS, CHICAGO,
And all pe.inta throughout the K;u.t and
S..uthea,t. via St. l'aul and Minneafnli,.
KmiKi -xnt Sleeping Cam are Iau!ed ( n rei4.
ular Lxpienn traiiiM. ,ver tho entire length e.f
HOSTIXEaiT PACIFIC IV H '
Leave IVit'and at 3.-O0 p. ni '.;iilj : arrive
at MimieapolU or St. l'unl at p.m.
(noon) four tli day,
Connection made at St. raid nd Minne
aiKl and all point Kai-t, Souih, and South
cat. r.irinc division.
Trains Ixiave I'.At.'an.? ll:4.i a. m. arrive at
New Tacoma r:."?0 p. in., connecting with O. '
II. Si X. Ce.V ixi.t f.ir.tll jmiuta on I'uMtt -Sound.
' . "
ClIAS. S. I KK, Genl TW At., fit. l'ar.I.
A. D. Chant, n Ienl Wext'n 1'kiia At. Ne. 2
Wat-hiiiiftoii bt., 1'oilLiiid Oregon.
OVERLAID TO CALIFORNIA
Oregron & California R.R.
AXO CONMitTIONS
Far to San Francisco, t32. lcnmttc, C30
Cl-e coi:ue:t:oiu made at Aahland with
tatfM..f the Calt.'ui'bia, Oregon anl Idaho Stag
Company,
DAILY (KXCKIT .Sl'MJAYS).
liKTWkKX roi.TI.AMi ASl Al,IIU.Vl
-MailTuaix,
lk.wk: af.uivk: .
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Al-'um Kxhiksm Trai.v
LEAVS. -. AlUtm.
rortlmd... 4:ft0p.y. j Tbunon :. i M.
Lebanon. . . A;Vj A. M, Portli.iul .... 10 :.. A. U .
Pi l'.mam Palacsss Slke:ii J:ts
- Ja'ly h t re -i Al'.atir I V-V r. I
The t r e;o i an! ('alifomi i I.'-iiho. 1 I'erry
make-' coiiuceti u wioli all t n r julxr ..-;vin. ni
the liaiit Side Diiai.n,' irom loot of F 4:1-1.
West Side i)iv!iou
1": r.TT.s Pir.Ti..wr evn Coi.TAi.ifi,
i Alt. 1 HA1.V.
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Cora!liri.
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Portland . . .
McMinnvillo. .i a. m.
A. M.
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xtrcet. Tick- '. i'-c ilu ;v .1! ; . !.i I 1 f . r
m'ia Citn -iiiy f. j'r-ur-..J a crtiprnj V iU;e-' .
C r. V ami Knorr Sth.. I ' ,,iT' r. en.
Freight wil : a ' ' I .. rf'r'i . it ( -fi
t O'fl.icli P. -. "U -it'lrr tl. Ktl o: V.Yb , -
. r.n, J.'. K ) ::i .-.1, ',' !.' v:-.'.
ilr..,'-.. H u. Kr'i, t iV .. A t.
D. W. Pratitisj Cc Co.,
i '
TiCndjirr Mlnsic I!o-r of ri'v.
A'e v....-,. . ill) liu of tli- In'. M:.i In till
iien!. "f aii kill U Pi 411. k in, I i. .-tc.
A!a . S'i-t Miii: .f al! Lia U, an I yrK m to
uit vcr h .ly.
107 FIKST ST., POIM'I.AN'D. OP.
.XsSADI27G
PHOTO GR APHEES,
"I;" OF THE ;
r.iciric c. 1st,
19 WaKliington Ht.
Portland, Oregon.
r, j
Photograph Gallory.
FTSST-CLAStf WOUX A SPECIALTY.
'J nier Pir.st ami Taylor St, lWimiMl.
CLOTHES CLEANED
-AND-2T3ATLT
ECPAIBSD,
Yol k Patronage Solicited,
cum:gj:s reasonable.
Works No. 9 Hill St.
R )lS!-::trS, Phop. Puktland, Oiiii ov.
3u OS) jQrx rtvon,
a j wt:,'. afil inui -
tvi.l ,'i-t KSKI! -i ms;-' f (.! f ltveal i,
Jiat will t kit y.ni in wo k th it wi'i . -ti."c mj
vou i i in t'Y i a . oi a ivt tin t e'e io An r
iee. A:l aM it 0 .rJfit h
o:e-h.li -x. A n jn- it ve-ywhiir... ' eith r
r , of all a :o. f r all t time, or kar tin f
o ;ly, towoi'rf for ns hel ovrn hm- Fi i
tunes f.w all worker nl lytely aaxure.1. iMi't
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