The Columbia register., January 27, 1905, Image 4

The " Colombia Register.
rjitenM minK-l.. nmrtrr April Mw,
M ih ft i,rtc tit lloult.-n, Tnn,iin'li r the
Art 1 CiifTirv-v, Xlairti 1 13.
KOCLTOX, DUE., J.VN'Y. ST. Wtt.
-MHI.WHtn KVKRT FRHVW
It. H. MlTl MKLUKillUr,
i utwrttkmv-io ti.Wryrr In ,tvarv. ; of good assesr to do the work.
Adtfrtwiiut rrn rvaMHiaN. I
r Tonic to tht 3)tem.
Kevolutiou is rampant in liusi and i Vr ,ivor troubles and constipation
tmrrcr oiv-n I there i nothing better than ljWlll
At the county -'setter's meeting in i Ch"nfcer!ain Cough Remedy Abio-
Portiand Mon-htynd Tcevtar mnnvj . , w", Z'l .
, The fi'i't of givlnir children nodlob e
subject of intern wvrt presented for contain,: Injurious Matinee. l
d.scu.-sion. A.T. Laws, of this courty, potm-tlme laore JUistiou than thi
had a paper on Baiiway lswc. W 'dlso.it fu-m w'thh they are luflcrtpg.
note from the list of papers tli.tt thin ' K v'r" 'othr should know tt.t
awe-sor'a convention is primarily in the I hax-abortS.tu- Oou Kcmvly U pe-
iietlt Kilt for rhlt.tpin t ntn It
intcrvs-t of the wwor. Oregon is tn M,ltnlaJl nothing I-armful r.nd' fcr
need of a pood aessment law and a set ' coughs, cold and rrono It unMir
passe!. For sale by Perry & Graham.
j thrum TI.Vrl.lB .11 ,rrw , I C0-WC.C.X0C
l;. H,l.fi,rll rinunrlimrf Ml .
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Utt lll RI' ; MIN TON,
v'Tt'K IS II KVIlY ll TIIT
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i.imly Sum-miii nli'tit ii i'(i'iiiuI.i I ..ink.
It mil tml.l (In. n rninr rti Illation it ii.li .
Utile Karlv Risers, tho famous link-1 ""." ti- ..! ti.io.it i.,,riu m li,i.
That list of nanu will be in readiness- They t'o not weaken tho uin- r statk runs:
aoh. Their action ujon tho s.yste;n is ' '""''" w.iii.,uy. ki.hhtv h, i
milil. pleasant auj harmless. Sold by J! ri1
IVilley & ltrtnn. J wohi.im-iviuuiiniiiv hitir, ivinujt,
I I. k. u'., n-i.iiric. 'flv mil .
ben tlie proper tinieixvme?.
Wa ar pvtlinj; onr winter weather
ow. Rain is w elcome at any time in
U Oregon amonir theweMeet.
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Tort Or for J Tribune: '
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Mr. Maygvr'a tishinj; tills are
meritorious, and it is to 1 hoped that
they will meet a different fate than did
bit road supervisor bill.
rrof. John-
t ston is kept quite busv runnini! the fu-
perintcnilcnt's o:l;v, the iwtotlice, the
mnlimi.;l.-, ihisrv .( I
Ui Aivl'lllit, ll)li-.,
ort lroil Hchixtl. and ro lining after
his year and a half old Iw, beside
terims."
Ifot Ike is the latit name riMHil I The editor of
lor a new county in Oregon. Hot
would not be bad for a portion of this
county when it is set off, as prayed for
by the editor of the Oregon Mist.
I building a baru during the sum wi
the Tribune might as.
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iri?isi rroi. jonnston a utiicy as ne nas n!v. n.in ,K
1 r.othinu to do. His wife .Mils the iirr. . '". 'r:"" .1" r""'"""-. 1'"ry "
--ll.niniii, gntitMUJir, 'U ...itC V .
sets the tvpe- and iwliS and waslie the ; - itmi hy. t.i.-nui uniinm ii.-, vlvii
, , .. , . . . ; K xf riiuii'iii, ii.. , .
ion orpuan ciui.iren in i:ie iwn room, i i k:m v ky t liim ir r s
I'v an arraiigi nint rvtive iln.-e IV-.
t,.' r 1st, tho . ,v o. n. iv. i now , ;i.
inH' ll nu;h tUkit over it l.ne-front
A;iria in eoiiiuvtioii with the t, 15., V
N.l'o. ( r u!l I'-ivu-rti and i;urop.'.ui
immt, in addition to tukrtia the
Nurthern iWitio Uailwny, tlm givun
paweiicr the i-hont of rvuiti toanv
part ot the i a-t and Knivpe, at the miu'v
r.itis a in etWt (rim lVrlland.
Domettlo Troublea. '
It Is exceptional to find n family
where there an ho iloinest rupturv
tvcisloiMlly. but these ran btf lehened
l y havlpf Or. Klnp.'a New Life l'lll
.uoiind. Muefi inmblo they save by
ih.'lr ure.a work In Stomach and I Jve'r
tnniblo. They pot only rvlleve Vi u.
iMi cure. .jc. nt IVrry & tlralum'a.
Stnr A St.ir shinjli' f,r sale at ilm
llc-.-.sier i!lue. In Mnall lot or bv tl..i
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MONDAY, JANUARY 2, 1903.
Fourth Annual Clearance
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Mr. Mayger h.w intrrxluced a bi!l into
the house for an increase of the salary
edthe judge of the Kitth Judicial dis
trict. This is all
Khde has
Stomaeh Troubles and Constipation.
"Chamberlain's Stomach and Uve."
Tablets ate the best thing Wx stenuuh
1 trontiliv anil rintlnilinii 1 Iiuva rvnr
right, as Judge Me-; foA " e1v i ij rntininn .ini.-ui
more work ana less salary of rotten ille. Mich. Thev i.re easv 1
than any of the other circuit judges. I to take bnd always give s.t!; fnctlon. i
j I tell my customers to try them and if ,
Xow some raiiroad men are threaten- rot satUfactory. to como back and pet ;
ineir money, diu nave never had a I
For sale by Terry & Cra
Inrr t frnKta ot-rt vwkcln,k.l )w lnv t
. i .1 ii complaint,
cot down the wcs of all their em- nam
vloyes. This, if they do it, will hasten
wry much the public ownership of rail
made. Railroad employes will certainly
not submit to a general and permanent
reduction of wages.
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ii ii nn-1 n-, n-.iu
I nil riin n il .liii..i..i1lfn, thimy
liailillig mi. I iiivIIuhU, .hli'lKY
i ii ri'in ivn,
II tl t V S U.m.I Sii-.' rlMii'ii. trtil
1!i,lt ILmliou, oiviioii, tlit. .'.nl Uv n
l.immry, A i -i .
IHYSMY UK l!V;. ...inilli.u-, r'lrN)
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ilillUlM'. j.i WvTk. tt. H.I wllo.il, ki, v
liriiii;hl U( ..m. 1i . yi-ur nun 1 tKLi
I'llll.lil-ll IlinV 1. l,.r li-ii.l .t,..i,ni,
A.l.lr,-.., W T. .. AKI'M Ii.
Mlt. n-!..ii ' i.i."'- Al l s.m-, (v.
ri'i;Ti.AM',um...u,
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Every Article Greatly Reduced.
Tiir.nuinu anm'ai.c i.i:.viun:s.utrt..on
lt ioiintey ilmtnlmtliw KiiiHT AM I. KIT II1UII
;i:.vi
A Very Closa Call.
tuck to my enclne. alihon-S
I rvory joint ached nnd every nervi
was ra.-Ken with naln." write r v
I iiat iy. n kKtmiotlvo fin man, c
niiHiu'on. low.t. " was weak nnd
tub, without any appetite an i all rtn
ih'vwi. A I about to ; ive up, I
nt a bottle if Klu-trle Illtur. nnd
att-r taking It. f,u ns .-U as
ir i!ld In my life." Weak, sickly,
run down piMjdo nlwnva alu m-w
hf strergth nnd vigor frtun their i s. .
I'tv lli'MU. Sali:;fiiciti-in ri.ai- ii...i i...
r- rry llralmni. TrU'e. .'.Oc ' i , '
SivH From Terrible
liyu like the Kiinmrui till vmir' .The lapillv of ,r. M. I.
mrii.ii. tuMiui u n i in.iine tln-m t. s ib. nurgrrton. Tenn., saw h
s.r.tH'. nave st.vial clubbing r.its were ponU
wini loruaiiii Journal. Orognnun
and S.iii rrain-isco Kxantiner.
PI. ,'MI.Kl IIAMuM. of evcrv i hwrii.t on at
IIOI.OAM: rUUTS. Keally the must in.irtniil
event in the Iuisiiich year, tn n much a evetj arih le
in the vitaliliiluiHiit i liichided.
C SWETT ABOUT IT.
RAINIER, - OREGON
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The following is taken front the re. S A':!'- rvTK--M.rii K N linn iiY
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Maygrr'n ltlll.
The following bills with titles have
been introduced in the House by Rep
resentative Oeorge Mayger:
House T.ill Xo. .'U. ' i'or an act to re
quire conditional sales of personal prop
erty to be recorded in the othce of the
county clerk of the county to which said
property is taken."
House Hill No. 4ii, "for an r.ct to
amend sections '.CO, vr. .C5. and V'TtiJncral Intcrt-st to all.
Ot the codes anil statutes of Onvm iw . ...
compiled and annotated bv Charles H. ! tl,at eaoh -r V
Bellinger and William W". Cotton, re-1 that a!l )USt work with
Uting to the manner of forming jurv brains and heart. If we do
list, jurors to be drawn for circuit and ; ncVcr fear that we will fail.
ti,,o. v-ii v .r . . our watchword Imj onward, striving dav
llmiOA lull Xrt o r ne i '
of S. (.;. Schoonover. Kvturcr of Wash
j ington lirange No. S2, for the year end- j
I ing IXvemWr ".1st, read U'fore the
grange on January iMst : "Tho hvturer j
; extends his thanks to tho members
of the grange for their hearty co-ohtu- j
tion in that part of the worn of the
g-anges. Again we take up the work.!
Success canonlv come in the future as!
in the past, by prompt action of every i
niemKr in the r range in presenting
whatever they may think would leof
iiit.1 nit- iiiiiii'riirni-.i iim iM.i.ii
pim...i miinu,.i.-iii..r it id. -.uii' i t S li,
lil'-V, lll--..,-,. I)V III!" I .IliltIV (l.tttl i tho
sibIi" ,4 Ons..u, i,.r r,.iui.,iu n-imi), mi,
'I'll!! I. All vrMn htMlic .IhUii.
Wxlll-l .nl. ,..(Hli' ai,. lu-lvliV li..llu-, l,,
1-iv.i-m Hi,. .iiu. tn tii, at ui ri-Mi!.-tiri at Vrr
Tii'liH. i niiin.l.U I iitmi v iiii jii.i,, u nil i.n.i.T
vi'lii li.-rx ainl ilnly ,.i: .1 mihin ,X ln..inh ! Meill. It'll
i.-mn uii-Uni,- lu-ri-i l. I.. 1! .ft Alii',
li;iinllrM;.r.
IV!.-.t n.t .nt.ll.,i-.t l'1-.fiitlM-ri', ti
If Unwell.
Trv a K,t( r tK-rbi,,.., u.m,.,,;
I lie Improvement speedily erfecled Pi ,
M-ur ApiM-ilte. I'nergy. Sir.-tigth an I i
'-. Watih how It brkhten ih'V
spirit, give rree.loin from liuMp. it!.. '
and IVbillty! I
1... o. ......
-...ii iii, avb. j o., write. S nt !i ..
M v,.i,i -I ... i . i. .... ' . . 1 :' hottli-H
an in nun iii"i ii i t i
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I I'.'ll
will kindly ask 1 r':;'.;!. :
We believe
hands and
we need
Then h t
AiluiliiUlrnliir' Nutlrp,
I'll UN Isl Ti: i1 ti K IS IIKi:i-l!V
Kit I'll lli.it thf utnli'O'.k'Mt ! Ii., . L.u.iw
j.iim.-.i ailmiMMrm. r il in,- (.i,u j n
llrami, iSoi-i ..-.. ,y Itiy I . nil I l ,.ur ,. i'-,.;!
Illnliia I ullli.t. S!V nl lin on' an. I li ...... 1 1 .
MH a All l'. T..!. Kalll lC 111.1m.
In:-r.. h.-r.-hv ii.-tun-.l tn i.r.
I. . 111.-at in v r.-.i.l. i., . .1 tn.,k. i
I v ..milium . imiiii.i n-);..ii, ti nil r..-r i.iii-.
i V M A till till 1 V r 1 1... I fal-l.i-. ... ........I...
, . . - . . iii.-im ii . niiui
I Uii-iUti. iii ix.,1. ti rui:u i.k u .v,
i Ailt iinllrt.ir.
I ami lint Mt!i'..i,..l In.-, 1,,1,-r'i,
ihimt
I t :iu::oi
J 11
lift
uoinuo ior 12 imtiis, ai n
I. IV. J. V. .Yfory priori! , ,
It Clired II-.O ;x lw yy.'i I.
recttni'veiiil It tio hli hlv n
wi'l tin nil von claim for It." Sold bv
Haltey & lirinn. fu n-nil MeiThamil ;e.
Death.
I'olil lit, ot
r ihlnj; and
to save In-r. 1 lm nnwi
sklllfiu i !yi-lani nnd cwry reineily
me I f.ill. tt, while ruiitiiiiiliit win
tUv)y bit sur.dv Inklio' In r life, lu
this (enliiln hour Or. King New ills.
coerv fur Consumption turned despair
Into Joy. Tho tt-st buttle brought lm
medlam relief, and It run tinned use
cnr.ipb ii lv ciiii-d her.' li s the must
certain cure In the world for ul!
iiiroal nnd lung trouble. Cutiranteoil
.'.ite and SI no. Trial l.i.ul.
Free at perry nnd tirahain'rt.
AH leading taso
iiliH.n. m. lb lens.
it'uhlH m tlie ntnv
iCurei His Mother of Rheumatism.
;ly mother ha been a sufferer for
in.inv yt i r from rhontuntU.ii," my
'. II. Il ward of llnsban-.t. I' nn lv:i
till. "At time she wa unable to
:ne ut nil, V title at nil tlni.ni w.ilklnic
w.ti paliittil. I presented lfr with n
b !th of t'liaml erl iltt's Pain JUIin. unl
after a few tippll. tunm h decided
It wa tho most wonderful pain re
liever she had ever tried; In fact, idie
I never without It now, and I nt nM
linn I'ble to walk. An I'tcadonal itp
prli-mt mi of Pain Pliu kct p i.wivtt-n
pain that sho wa fotmeilv tittihled
with." For mlo by P. rry Ctnhaiti.
Tn!;en tin at Urinn ik Man w no. I'm mill.
i an. I Liken to in v
TI.e Kimsrut man ha hnue to
rent
I in r:y opinion. Chtiinberlaln'ii
mid lioiiM s to sell in tl. town of l;.!,.,,. -r i ( '"' ;n l- "i' 'l" 1 the best made for
the I.i m si-hi ml tow n in tho count v y j 'bU. say Mr. Coru Walker, of
jhoifennd one l l.s k. two Iioiim s r.n'd i vl,1,, C;i!lrVnil... There I no
one M.Ka, nn.l also a hoii,. ant lot for:"""1'1 111 "ut "H ''"'"K llo best. No
g'H-i nusiiics location. Helm alio in' ""'r wl" ,t,t' '"Id so nulektv.
I'laee. I'., unit from
I Yankton, mi Jan. If. P'L'i.niift llcht bnv
Clumberlaln's Cough Remedy the Oeat . hnre, w itli white hind feet, uUuit H'm
Moe. ; ii' in wetuiit. (iwni-r can Imve tlm
In r:y opinion.
o. , i:or an act to
more particularly define the rights of
riparian owners fronting ujon the Col
ombia river, in the State of Oregon, and
to punish persons interfering with such
riparian rights."
House T.ill "o. ", "For an act to
provide for the elc::iou of road super
visors." House Bill No. 70, "For an act re
pealing sections 41ol), 4131. 41X5, and
4134, title XXXV 1, chapter VI, of lkl
linger and Cotton's Annoteil Coiles and
Statutes of Oregon."
House Bill No. 70, "A bill to amend
ection 1 on an act, entitled an act to
celebrate the one hundreth anniversary
of the exploration of the Oregon Country
by Captains Meriwether Lew is and Wil
liam Clark, during their expedition
from the Mississippi to the Pacihc Ocean
tn the years 1S04, liOo, and ISOtJ, and to !
provide and authorize a commission,
representing the State of Oregon, to
Mil Klll-S HA I.I!.
by day to nobTy act our part, knowing' ,f"'ri"llll "'ot ih..strt,,.. ,(,,.,, nfnr
.......- :ti .. i. . ' "1'iml'U t ..in, iv.
- ""I mvvi, u9ou our wav li we J.itin rriut-ii-. i'i.,n.i,(f
continue in the way marked out."
Kant t'.irk
J' ST. HELE5S DEPART1EST.
Mrs. Gus Lope is able to be a1xut
again.
Sturgeon now graces the table of our
hotel.
The rock shute is finished and ready
for business.
Mrs. Cage has returned from the Wil
lamitte Valley.
There has been a very low stage of the
river but at present it is on the raise.
v. TL,
Sulni:i,. an t lmiul.ii limne.
!"Tti..ii. 1, (i ii.Unt.
BoTIi K UHKIll.lt i.IVKV THAT t'SIKK
' Htul l,v tirtu, ol mi if i-u'L.ti an I ..nli-r .
nil- l,j..lt.l imt i.lti,,- Hum ,,url , j ,r ,ae
i.l lin-f..i, l-i ai-.l li.r I ..!ui..l,i ( oiimv, im
Itu-'.e.l, .! iy t (January, iu,.l,r r,t ni i.nr-
imlji i- ul it In. li; mi til.i.r.l- r ali.l t. .( i.,r
i l.-uro iiiiij.- nti.t..iiti-ri-.l in ...
.'.til tla i.I Itft'i'iu! i t, 1., In
j.itiu irttiar.. .!
or iiiree good l.K-ation fur small f.-.i.t
(.inns or chicken ranches.
No other U
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i , nij; un a in I I lllla' ItlKI
IIOVerilSHIU. f. l .MdtKll.
The biggest stv k of shoe for men,
women and children at Swell' I'rv-gn-tisive
Store, llaitiier, re.
j jiiieu.ii. ir.la.
i!h
Wonderful Nerve
plate l by many a man endur
o s'ire n :rvrnilve of!
.mi ou.ir i -to n eaan;
I Iiiui sure to lake. These are gisiil i
I reason whv Ii should be preferred to
. T V II MM I "I I, . . . 1. 1. . a
l.ahl iif aeH.I.1,1 !.- t,-. .. . . : '. . ' '. " ""u l"','
i.-, ittiuiuu.-i.it. nr i.tiui...i ..'Ol, .ii...-
Ilnrnu O....I.I.. .. . ...... nii.i .Mini IHUT i
... ,ti,N, nor,. ,.,., ,,r I, . . .... ..j.,,1 ,l.u ,.. ....
for. -ale by perrv Crnliuin. ' Conght, cold, croup and whooping
kill - triiiih, nnd I pleasant and safe to
,!,! Save money by trading nt Sal It's 1 take. U prevn.l iinv tendet cy of Ji
i iuH'ruivv .-itire, i.aiuier, l re.
Is
Ing
nrtiin'
ill II... a .
pun join, inn mere no t:eed
if. P-icklen's Arnica Salve will
the p-.ln and cure the trouble. U'a
he.-t Salve on f-nrth f..r fit...
- - - ' . i ii, .1 , .nia
Perry & tiruham Kuarntitei everr
boMle of ( liaiiibeilaltr Coilgll Itemedv
'and will refund the money to nnyuno
wi.o w not Hatlsned nfler usIiir two
thlrd.i of the contents. Tht U th
bet re mt ly In the world for la gilipe.
I t i.uri n tlm ;
inl In-n-in I
v t.raiiain H.
rtomoval Salo.
f.T ......
" ' ..... .V ,11 llllillll H I
i All roughs, cold nnd pulmonnry com
.,i.i... . i... . ...
t . ... i i.toin iii.il :i. iiirn iu nro fin riiv
i.i.. 1. 1... t ...... .i i ii in on i ii 1 1 ii.. n ,..-,ir. ...
nK.ln.llh.-K. li.rK slmifl.. ..,.1 M .,. :. V, . irn, in Si 1I..I. i ..... ' V."'" l"KU
r...Ko.,.r..rrHl.l...l,l,l,.l,,t,(.)rllw.,;ni flJ,l ni ":.":. 7 L. " " T ! U,,irH U'n l''lh'KMI. dfltW out Inflaill-
..I. -tot. -it niiti.ir, ,i a,i tuuiy-tiir, (umi I '., , " ,. n imii general iner-1 mat ion and heals
......!., nun niir.v.i lln-rc.tiat ID rn!i- ..( t,- -" "- r-orr. 1 don ( wullt to l).!Vi
tii-ih -mti:inei (r.urt .ai.l .rili ,av .,l In I any more gmU than I tve-i rv ,.il
Ilrlnn.
nil HIKI arlTlliliir ni!.,
mul lor, vtmiiii; t
rl.iimnif tiiuli-t Ii. ii .nt
I'lnlllMff in..' ?uiS". i'(
li-ri-. tn tin- li.-rrtiiafti-
The IraliU n.'iu l ii.l nr. n Ln. .In,-, f,.. '
bold at the City of Portland, in said ! rcra'rs and the Stranger took her place.
tate, an exhibition of arts, indtistr.es, j School is progressing very nicclv, with
and manufactures, and the products of j but few cases of alscntnets from skk
tbe rivers, soil, mine, forest, and sea, in ncf!1
aldcitv: to provide for renresentation ; '." .
oftheSUteof Oregon, and the coliec-t -v ron-in-Iaw of Mr. and Mrs. Me-
tion, arrangement, and display of an i C.iuley has Uen spending a few weeks
exhibition of its industries and" manu- w ith them.
lactures; and the products of ite rivers, -ira v,itw.'ut r , .
oil, mines, forests, andother resources! I ? rs , alVr son J,eT 18 vtr-v 81, k
atSt. Louis, in the State of Missouri, in 1 Wllh taalanal ft'vtr lr- I'ossis wait-
tlve year 1904, at the International Fix-: ing on him.
tin- in.rtl.
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i imrtli, r.ini;.
Shim, In ' "Iniii-
i-Tillt,- t. i mi I
una r.-.ii: rt Jiu tin- :.ia,,- .,,!,
,1,-m tiI.... .r. ji r:y In
aiuoiiiil., ih it ;
All ni tin- ..iiihv.i-. uitiirlcr i.f
t .(ll.llt.T . f ii, , II
j tin- i ii.ii. in l:n.-r, l-i i.,w t:.,,
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t I Jtie I" U Hinl til.- .,il-l .l.rin- i ( l.,r,-i-l.,.i,r.v
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liiyef K,-lirii..ry, 1 t tl,,- tmiir nl i-li-u-n '
I oY!n k In lii. t ... .., .t . .. ... . .. ... . . i
fcip tion to be hew in said city during, Mr. Filva has rented the Holton resi- , 'r ,,,V,1!','"um'"m,t 1
eaidyear to celebrate the one hundreth i . ,, , . . "olt;" '" Ai "",""" ""ty. or.-it-.n. ..-u t .nt.;:,
anniVersarv of the nurehise of t bo In dtnce' IIolton 8 depart for the i"'1'"1'."" i-t o,. m h i,.,, ;
anmvtrsary oi itie purciiaseot the Jxu- 1 K . , ,. i in.M r, ;..r . -.:i n, ii .v,,( ,i. ,.,,
lsiana Territory by the Lnited States, ' souln fcll0rtl- ti-ru'in. mi.-hi,. i i.,t.-r. .t o,.-
and to appropriate the sum of fXM.OOO ' The steamer America lias been under-' V.l'rT'KV '"i lt'' i
"'V11" approved Janu-! going SOn.e repairs and the Republic has . .V-.-iiti.',,, ol':iZ,Z"'u ,
IT M, IWo. il,nnl..,n I 1:"': "f "'r ri "' '""I" tt-nl.V,...-.rrl,. -.1 .
1 HIMI.y -hi. I ,-x-. nil., n ,,J r,,.r .,,,.( j
Mr. White, a blacksmith from Mu hi-'i g jM.",7.rV t"' Vtr."-",,i: ",,r".' . t , ,- . , !
I l'i-"lt -t. Hi:, i'i., I 1. 1 tnl. . l iiiintv. I in- I
K in, llii" ''Ci liiy i.J Jrttin.ity, -i...
maim i u urn:,
oi l l.ir..v.-r.l. l.,.r.-iM: I V ' 1 "l" lit great IV
innt nml nil .-'.,,ii. I I hi is the opjNirtiintty
i . I "M tor. .Mv st... k
ill ru
(ted
.ird'i
tart ti.
oir pp.
Cure,
nnd s'Mithe ihe nf-
htretlgtllell tho llltl:v,
uinoiila. llarniles and
reduced t ri. r
i .
you i;a. linn
is large iiitd von
I it. t,,, . . l'iltl ';ve money ly trading w it It me.
iti.-1-..! .win 1 ii Minn,!-
tie- '
FOLEYSffiDmCOSE
Make Kidney and Gladder Right ST. IIKLKNS,
cold to remilt In pneumonia.
W.C. FISCMKIt,
ATTOUXKY-AT.LAW.
AXDNOTAUY I'UBI.10.
Next floor to nst Ollice.
KAJN2KU, . OKKCOM
DILLAKM) DAY,
ATTOUNKYM.AT.I.AW,
Practice in utiv court, State tir Federal.
Next door to court house.
OKEKOX.
House Bill No. 77, "For an act to pro
Tide for rpdistrietintr the Btnti. intn T.ri-ui.
. . 70 . ...
ecuting attorney districts, to provide for a" "as uul'n I,ere looking lor a place to
tb election of prosecuting attorneys locate and go into business,
therein, and to prescrilje their duties j Our justice of the peace is always
and method of compensation; and to!.i,, , t ,. . . . , ,
amend sections 2301 and of the rt'aJy to tie the nuptial knot, and that
laws of Oregon as compiled and anno- on -,10rt notice. Two pairs were made
tated byC. B. Bellinger and W. W. ' happy last wet k, leing launched out on
Cotton." ! i;f,.'K u-l,iltt .i. ,!... .u ,;n ....
j ..... w ...... V. . T. ,,1,1 OLili Ull 111
Sheriff of ( Vilnml.iH i i.ii,,".
Kli.t pulilii-Mtli.tt JKiiiuvry l'l
i-iUiiiii l-i'lrnurjr In, pi,,.
tiitc ,,( nr. if, .ti
uni; lit nil.l;-
House Bili No. 104, ''For an act to
amend sections 4001, 404, 4iXV, 4'Ki!,
4070 and 4071 of title XXXVI, chapter
' Vol Bellinger and Co-ton's Annotated
.Codes and Statutes of Oregon, as amend
' ed by an act entitled an act to amend
sections 40151, WA, MA, 400!), 4l70, 4071
4074, 4l)7.", 4076, 40K0, 40Mi. 40HK, 4fi'.i7,
409K, and 4113 of title XXXVI, chapter
V of the general laws of Oregon, as
compiled and annotated by C. B. Bel
linger and W. W. Cotton, and to de
clare an emergency," approved by the
governor February 24, 1'JttJ, laws of'l'.w:;,
regular session, page 2251, and to declare
an emergency'
' House Bill' No. 0."i, "For an act to
amend section 21)20 of the laws of Ore
gon, compiled and annotated by C. B.
Bellinger and W. W. Cotton, as amend
ed by an act entitled : 'An act to amend
the morning.
Natal 'oti'.
Snow all gone and grass grow ing finsly
for this time of year.
Andrew Elliott lost a valuable new
milch cow a few days ago.
TheBuditnun Brothers and Mr. Hay
cox will soon begin sawing shingles.
Both thirties had to move to new loca
tions. Angust Peterson was taken to Port
land a few days ago for medical treat
ment and is improving. May he he
speedily restored to health is the wish
of all his friends.
Jr W. Armstrong has spent some time
.'uection 212U of the codea and statutes of ! ,n ",e v lc,imy 01 I'ru'ng orciiams.
Oregon, compiled and annotated bv 0. 1 r,ier(J are niany rr,re that badly needs
:K Bellinger and W. W. Cotton."
House bill No. 106, "For an act to in
corporate the Town of Iloulton."
; House Bill No. 107, "For an act to
Erevent fishing in any stream in Colum
ia county, Oregon, with a fish hook
smaller than 00, to prevent the sale or
.gift in such county of a smaller fish
hook than -00. and to orevent such
smaller hooks to be carried in stock by
.any merchant, store keeper or other
wise ana providing punishment thcrc-
U House Bill No. 10K, "For an aH
anthorizing and empowering persons
, entitled to liens upon saw hsgs, spars,
.piles and other timber to follow the
same when changed into other forms of
materials and subject the same to his
hen and when unable to do so subject
persons making the change to liability
ior such hen, and to provide for actions
to recover the value of the lien from the
der ol the product."
some of his time and labor. It would be
a (rood investment of money to the own
ers. He reports that wooly aphis is
getting bad in some orchards and unless
attended to will do serious damage to all
the orchards of the valley.
Natal Orange No. :!02 publicly in
stalled their ollicers last Saturday, J. W.
Armmstrong installing oflicer. There
was a fair attendance and good interest
taken-in tlie ceremony. N. ). Peter-! unoiiev
son, master, Mrs. Nettie Pelx-rson, sec
retary. There were six applications for
membership, three ladies and three
gentlemen. Natal Grange, with their
new hall about completed, and an in
debtedness of only (SO, expects to grow
vigorously from now on and will strive
to be the banner grange of Columbia
county. Lxcm: Joe.
NOT UK OK INTENTION Til Al'l'I.V
1 Hit A MOKlIt l.lt'KN'SK.
To ll H ritiii riitii-rriii'd, htmI to the ,-rnl .'
ler- now m-umlly re.lilliiK in i.i.i.ii- pr
i Iti.'t, t ., !iiint,;iil limy, .-Salt ul On.-L'.ili, In :
Jmrtl.-tilnr. j
Von, ,-n. h i,l ynn, Biol nil i,f von, will Ink.
tint lei- hi , ),,u nr.- Ii. r. l,y in.titi. i ll,t s '
I.. Imtt-. nnd V. II. .H li, will, on W, .m-..,v,'
lli' lirt iIm.v o( Mnti li, 1: .1, H..ly to ilu- H.,j'. :
eralili' (.'ounty fmirt ol Mm: stnif ,,( Jtrt-fft.ii, in :
tun I for l oliiinliirt I ontity, fr n H.'i-Ti.i. to ..-il I
.-iriti,,ti, nniii, Hint vlimii. !,,uori., nlnl f.-r- '
llii'llt.'.l i-lil.-r, ill Ii . lliililili i, Ihnii olii-Kai-Ion,
(or h rioil of on. yi-,ir, ut .iili', i.ol.U' :
rr.'rliu t, Coliiu.LiH I omit v, Mul. of Or.-K in !
Wliii li ii..!i, -ntion l.,i,p,t.., n,i 1M.,;
n lion tin- follow inu let 1 1 i. ,n. 1,,-u 1 1
IS TIIK col XT V 'id' It I' OK 1 II K STATE OF
Orrti.in, In uli'l lor tlie I oniiiy of i oliiin.
I1h.
Ill the tniMter i.f the application of H. K. Ilnlm
itii'l . II. I.Ih'II for a lie.-ii.e to m'H plrii
ii.in, vi'noiv, an. I iinill' l.ii.,r-, In I,..
ilillilitie llinti one khMiiii, ill l,ol,le Pa
i inel, ColiiiiiMn I ontilv.Kiu'.e nf Oreifon
I'KIIIKi.V. '
To tin; Iloiiornhle Coiuilv Court of Coliinililn
ouniy, State of (r (?oti.
We, the iiii.leiit;iie(t iniiipri-inij an ii.-timl
tnajority of the ho!e numh.-r of I, -ul voti i
of l.ohle I'leeini t, l.'oiiitnMa Coimtv, Stale of
Oregon, and who now ic-lile In itmi' Jik vc a, (,,.
ally re.i.leil li, i-aid (...hli- preeltiei for ui,,r..
Ihiill liilriy ilayn lliinieillalely preee.-ilini; the
li.ileof Hinnintr, lillti iiikI pievntatioii of lhi
petilioti, herihy re-peelfnlly petlllon thin
lloiiorehie Couil to Kraut tori. K. IIiiIIm and V
11. I.-la il u liei.tise to nell .pirltuoii-, vinnii.
nli.l malt iiiiuom HiiirieitnetiU'd elikr in Ii-m
tiimntitiiM lli.iti one uallon, at Onhle, In (iohle
I'reelliet, I'oliunhia l otiiiiy, State nf OrtX'Hi,
for ii fK-i io.l of one ymr.
C. Y. AtnJerMiii, h. Ifow nr.l, M. Mnk, (leori'
Foi-ter, jr., U. M. llHiiillton, 1 F. Iliow ti, (i. .
howler, II. M. Fowler. (I. K. llitliler, Waller
Hunter, O. S. FoMer, II. K. Sit I r lev, ('. l. Fow
I.T, '. K. Mellville, Hi-toy I'.liiki-, Victor Fnrer,
A.. I. VaiiAernii.tie, .1. K, l onhov, JIomi-h nk-,
Jiinii.'H Mei.n-nor, Miarlex f.lnk,' JHiiie Ki-ueily,
A. i). llllt'ie, Jiienh Xenhoiiiliief, Kllllln Win-w-r,
-lllllell Wil,MT. 1'. 11. Filer. .. limillel' U
. (i. Iirewhcr. Frank ( 'leaver. Alu.'l.lnL
,i. .ii. a tin in MKi, s. 1'. Aiexiimler, Frank Kinli.
op, Henry Waller', K'Uar.l Klaek, (leort;,.
IVtyi-nhi-rKer, K. A. Hinllli, .1, M. Fimler, i:. );.
Mii!iililei', W. K. MukliHter, J. M. Vimiiik, A.
.Neer, .Irte Kuvvreiiee, JHn. HciKheii, .lueoli Zwln.
Kle,',, Anlil.-er, .l.ilm Farr, 'i ho.. I'hwmoii, W.
A. Hampton, A. Mli-e.C. Knitzke, M. Teoh lz
ky Aii'li'isi.riiliiii, Arthur (iraliin, ti. V. ,loi
duli, W. Ii" Meaehain, I'm 0 k Well.-r, Christ
llovaii, (i.-M; l air, H. I,. Kiiitn-v, F, V. Mil-kiliKlei-,
H. I- lloii.lley, F. AtilHier, II. V. Me
Fitrlali.l, Al rliiilu:, .Inc. lyir.l, ,M . .1 iiiiller,l,eo.
Link, Kola-it I.ink.J-'. C. IuiiiiU-, W, li. llnii
ler, W. H. leliell, Jell ii Uerdex, J. H. (.'milk,
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