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- -V.XrY - CHZCOZT ZTATZZ2.IA1J i TTLTDAY, 16, 1004. WHY lailLOCII PASTE IDEAL HOUSE PiUIlT nvaMfBNi(rtailttoProtc4 sod Baatlf. . f tiaa efl im tlx lltm t pain" u H la Sa M4ar. t1 wmw tfca SaMa tha ptawrta f err Mfi t tSa NrtMi m4 mmir arfeaa ta tt loaaa tfeta MaaUae aaaJHT kraak Na a- , Iworatloq y afcaaaahart UHaiim hao4 Bali-will rr urtilw arfataaiaa aE T XWisigf tfclnw-wtlioorT mi d lae jwimaw la proe ia e is afl sr V ; tenf It frM tJ lmau. . . t--.- . .... - v ,, " "', i : .A.fteoluce rta.lnty of He tUit f Ha It rtsaf oil - tut m MMf It paint lxiri, taw ta asaadjr aslana ! IH MMim aaltr a tltm oil la aa r a tdiKMuw ae mnp "laiaaaxa," ! alaratilit K OC ; whol paint ia dlmiaiahd Yo havff this absolute certalntr of tse asai f ants taersi - on r twnMo arkan ra bar KlnJorh Pal at. ftaC TO bttr ! Oil ataly awa m ymt iwm ton xit nam aw Oitjr y aOma XHtm ett aajlaa) for eaitaa mum tM IhleK "Klnloch" ia.aa ta kih, r aaa MttntaN mmm tmm wr - a f apar propaaaiawa. all taa ptfaiMi, on tin aetata, "tat" a"4 Tare aaa paud iaa ad aold fort, xAj lor tha 4?af stora cf tha pora ra- Hl w jrmrmrit. ' IM yaaraa'aa e aarabUltv throagk yM parmaal afKrwladaa of Sa ptn tb Ml, f' Ik wham yaw tmr a ealloM af Mm avOlaair aaataad paint tha raa4r farts praaft" mmwwmm pmr ta r1r-i.4 pain prtaa nyr Ha aaa aHoa af oil UMMvla, ratraroJaaa af , r.f a Ia la a ttM tmtatttiwfiMiff idiirwM-!! Wa larlta aarraaaaaiUaaa trem tba wfca ot r HoaaaralM. ' . - WHEREVER WE HAVE NO AOEMT. YOUR OWN DEALER WILL OCT "KINLOCH" FOR VOO. IF SHOWN 'THIS AO., BY WRITING DIRECT .TO KJNLOCH PAINT COMPANY. ST. LOUIS. MO. THERE 13 NO SUBSTITUTE. MW'F. G. BDicrsoi. soiea, or. iise khgdd I Han coDisiriDuiors. Pornantf, OrctxJfl. IN TILLAMOOK COME OF THE TIIINQS THAT WEBS - OBSERVED BY A BAMBLEB OVEB THE BE. Good rishlng in Tillimook Bay Dairy. Ins j Not So Oood Laiit Tear Tb Peelers of Chittim Bark Formed a Tool Some Eandom Notes. Tb paatur'" in tU ilalryintf iwetion r(un. TilUmik Bay are fairly tfrern .rapite the protractcil lry f6atbr of ih'm tHNHJD. TbB NtbTJan!n of Ore Kiti in nnt producing; tbe growth of rifb gram tby lant aummef whn the rain w-r more ; plentiful. The flow of milk of the dairy berda will not In? morn than two third" of )at year' aupply wb'ieh then amounted to tf,lMVKKr gallon). The drop in the prMe of rbpeae will abto eut kito "th uniryman'H profit. rVveral of th freamerica have abandoned tbeeae mak ing and" are now turning out butter. The largest manufictHrer of ehecao ki tbe Tillamook region i Mr. F. L. Me Jntofth. lie baa nine large factoriea ntationed in Yariona aef tiona of tbe val ley, the Jargeat of which take in each l.'Ml,000 poiaiUa of milk wr day and whe running full capacity can put out 1400 pound of cbeeae per day. Last year's profits were so large to the dairymen arownd the Uay that land valuea were soaring sky high. Good grading lands are rated at from 130 to ItUO t acre. The KunU farm of Kit) acres was -auM a few months ago to the lfemls Land Company for 27,MMl. Tbe tract has since leen divided into 40-scre tracts id sld at-'."0 jwr aero. Tberr Is little, activity in real entate at 'this timet and the outlook is that prfecs in land will conn- down with thp diminished profits in dairying this season. ' ' ' ' . ' ' The fall riti of utfni'ori is now on in Tillamook Hay andMhe anglers are nntif after th finny tribes as thfy search for the moirnlain streams. Onn fisherman blUllod, isf avfty-MMnt nsl nion last Hunday. Nar by were fivn in ett in a boat finning with hooks. At oie time each' on of tho five meti was trying to land'a big. salmon causing h flurry in the water around th boat that cauwod tbe highest excitement aimtig the Waltons. j Blaine, the little mountain hamlet in Tilla'mook county, wiH supply about tons of chittim bark to ths tradn this spason. - Bark jcelcrs in that local ity have formed a pool of the big stock of the medical article and have sold tweijty-flve tons to I. J. Fry at prices varying from livo to six cents per Hiund. Tbe remaining seventy-five tons will be stored in Mr. Fry's warehonne subjci-to a future sale when prices will have strengthened tip. Thoao who have been gathering tbe bark say that the trees are becoming scarce and can is found, for the most part, in the higher and less accessible wooded areas in the mountain. Wagons carrying ton of dried chittim lark are now coming down to Hbcridan where it is loaded on ear for shipment. Tbe popular hotel at Dolpb, located on tbe divide twmty-llve miles west of rMieridan, has lieen sold to Archie Myers of Dallas.. Mr. William Hay, tbe pres ent genial landlord, will return to bis farm about October !, when the new proprietor will take possession of tbe bostelery. j t The recent sain of land iti tbeIrand Konde Indian reservation resulted in carvkig nut a total of .10,3 18 acres of reservation land and transferring it! to tbe several purchasers. The bids rang ed from 1.25 to 11.75 per acre, and a total of tffl,TH7 was realized on all the sales. The largest Individual pur chaser was X. I. Wheeler of EHdeavor, Va., who bought 13,421 acres of timber land for 50,o3. Tbo next largest buyer was Charles -K. Hpalding, wbo seeured HSl acres for 2003. j The aumlier of Indians on the reser vation is. diminisbifeig, only 363 are now reported living on the Grand Honde lands. Hixty-five children at ttt)del be sehmds last winter, Ttie children are said to proye an easy frey to tultereulosi. A few f the once lowerful Yamhill and Rogu Kiver In liaas are reaching the century mark it bout vigor. apparently diminishing in The liang of Winchester rifles is heard every day back in the Coast Range. Deer are plentiful, and he is a poor hunter who cannot bring' down at least one antlered fellow each day. The game laws are often violated in an outrageous msiSier .by. hunters in the more secluded sect ions. One mountain eer lioasta that be killed' tbiry-six' deer last year, ami has already salted down 4o Mnid of venison for next winter's use. A small herd of elr ranges around N'eatuee Bay. but it Is re nor ted thev hae, leen able to elade the hunter quite succeMfally. Cramp. Draentery, tholera Morbtu, uiarrnoca, an.i, la iee1, all bowl t.Hii plaints quickly relieved by Terry Da via I'aiBkiHer, a safe, sure an 1 spwxly eure. for all the troubles named, lyverv repwauie aruggist keepi a aopidy jacn Dome na full direct ion. A vniil , substitutes, there is bnt one rainkiller, Terry Davis 25 cents and 50 eenta. . legal Elaukf, ttatefnuo Job Offlee. . OBEOOlf CBOPS. Weather Bureau Beporta Conditions of - Grains and milts Throngnont J . '- t --.tne Valley.; i I'OHTLAND, 8pt. 13.(Secial.)- Acting Hcction Director U.-S.' Dept. of Agr. A. B. Wollabcr haa Issued his reg ular weekly crop aud climate bulletin or Mm weather imreau for ine weeK eiding Monday, rjeptember 12. lt eays: f .Thv pant week was dry, with temper ature slightly below the seasonal aver age, A light shower occurred in the lower portion of the Willamette valley and in . tbe northern coast eountie Thursday, but tho amount was insuffic ient to do any good. Threshing is alniut completed, except in tbe (Jrand Honde valley. The yields in Western Oregon continue light, while in the Co-' In in bis rjver valley t bey are excellent. Hop picking is progressing rapidiy, and will Is completed in about a, week or ten days; the vicM eontinires below the average, but tbe quality is good. Home fall plowing has been tloneJn the Wil lamette valley, and several fields. of fall grain baa been sown. In tlie Co lumbia .river, valley work oi . summer fallow is progressing nicely. , Corn continues in fairly good : condi tion, and some CHttintr. mostly for feed ing .purposes, has been done in Southern Oregon. Pastures are very dry and af ford little feed for stock. . , Apnles continue to drop, but there ia sufiicieut fruit -stifl on tbe trees to inaure abundant yields. 'Prunes are ripening and drying ; will commence next week; tbe yield will be below tbe average. Fcaehes' and blackberries are plentiful. . Potatoes are doing poorly, and ft light crop is indicated. ". . . WlUamette Valley. ; ' ; ' Hubbard (Elliott Prairie)f Clackamas eountv, .Geo. Pope. Fine weather con tinues; threbinsv completed: corn ma turing nicely; late planted potatoes do- DO YOU HELGU or have heartburn after your meals? If so, you know how miserablo you fel. You're afraid to eat this or that and as.a result yon booura i thin and rundown. Take our advice and try a dose of Hostetter's Btomach Bitters be fore each meal. You will notice au improvement from tbe very first dose, and when taken retro larly always cures ing fairly well; apples and Bartlett a Weak Stomach. Weak Kidney. Mars much better than anticipated;) Poor Appetite. Nervous nees. Irt Iiaim verv liirht. but free from mold and . diiirMf Ion. Dvansssla svnd Malarlsu rop;. vH 7 - i t HOSTETTER'S Moore-Hop picking progressing; W-lSTOrJUCH BITTERS of gooil qdality; threshing all done ; f ' W P - I J crop of grain tetter than exiectel; mv(C tatoes will be few and small; apples i BASE NO GOOD STATE MUST EXPAY 20,000 TO AP PUCANTS FOB PUECHASE OP ; INDEMNITY SCHOOX. LAND PAIBBANBS WILL SPEAK AT; POBTLAND. plentiful; Very few'praw la this partj of county: corn ewd. considering the! 1 tu it i L xv 'ir i CHICAGO, Septu la. Chairman Tow- f Pbilornalh, Henton waatr, W ; . H Kblican National Head- Boles.-ttu rot, dry and smoky; Blt? ;, lrtwr 4 ' ma.ia rvbllc. Senator SSt, -iWr." H drojpr tIP MWr -I'-tl-d, eninir Oregiwi. It: include rjeptember '29, Hjk- lomontb; Polk conn A G.; Ad- Member SO.Northakim M-Ins.-Weather bot and smoky; thresh- !urZ l Tacoma, October 1; , , ' . Portland at flight - 4 mir an none: sprincr crain rnauc an ar.i--. ; r-., - I . " I era ire crop; bop picking Wirun in all yards last week, but in some the hor are ripening sloWIyi in most case tbe bop crop win be nearly as large, as last year, and pickers are plentiful; po tatoes and pastures neer rata; apple are still dropping, nut wm w a Jair erop; sed i hg ha eommeneeu, in some localities, but the ground is very ury and dusty. ', ' , v Gcrrais, Marion county 8eolt Jones- Dry weather continue; vegetation dry ing up; hop picking progressing nicely; hops are yielding below the average -Cottage Grove, Lane county, K. W. Topp. Threshing ' completwl; yield about average; corn poor; potatoes fair; fruit crop average' except prunes, which are poor. Statesman, .Wcdnes la. Has Sold a Pile of Chamberlain's Cough : . . . Bemedy. . si have I sold Cbamberlaln 'w ; Congh Bi-medv for more than twenty years, and it ha given entire satisfaction. I have sold a pile or it and can recom mld it ? highly. Joseph McWbiney, Linton, Iowa., You will find this rem- ly a cool friend when troubled witn a cugh or cold. . It always afforJs quick relief and is itleasanf to take. ' For sale by nil 'druggists. . . ; I Legiil Blanks, fitatesmnn Job Office. INTEBPBETEB TO EMPBESS. Employ of Chinese Government Vislt- . Ing United State -In Search of k , Health aad Adventure. '.'." ' i : ' - asMt. R. TV Hassan arrived in this city last week, after an adventurous trip from China, where he says that he has left a '.life position, that' of interpreter to the Km pros of China. 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Unless the' state will repay the first payment of the purciiase price uptin up wards of t,0O0 acres ; of indemnity school land which had beea atdd by the state in w place " and afterwards used as base, for the selection of lien land, representing something over 20,U to jthe applicants for purchase; thereof, and to' whom certificates of porchase ,have Veen issued, and establishes to the sat isfaction of the srrretary of the De partment of the Interior- that the land In question is mineralin character le yond any question of a doitht, the De partment will take no cognizance of the state's claim to sited land a base for the selection of other lands in lieu thereof, or to make foinl .: for land al ready stdected upon such base. This is the effert of a derision which has licen rendered by Acting Hcrrtary Ityan of the Department of the Interior, in do oyinr the state's motion for a review of a former decision whereby certain indemnity school land mdi-etions by the state were rejected leenne it afpeared that the base land had been disiMtsed ot by the state and certain other selec tion held subject to the subniission of a satisfactory showing estalditibing the (mineral) character of the bast land. Acrordins to the brief of Attorney General Crawford and'W. 11. Odell, iccial counsel for the state, submitted upon the motion for a review of the de partment decision, over 0.1,000 acres of school Indemnity land lias leen sold by the stale In place, and used a min eral bas also for the selection of other land in lieu thereof. Off this total acre-' ace disposed of the Mate only 12,410 acres have Iwen deeded by the stato to? tho pnrchas,rs, far whwh the state re ceived the purchase price of fl.2- perl acre. Upon the balance of the list, atf-l crccatinjr over Si, 000 acres, in round, numbers, it is claimed by tbe state, only I the first payment of the purchnae pri?ei was made fry the applicant to avlumi a eertincate wa ixsneii ity toe state prom if in ir a deed w hen all-of the pur- chane price should lc pnid. This tho state's counsel contended was merely a form of contract for purchase and Jul not operate as a color to title, and, therefore, the state's claim of indem nity for the laud as mineral should In recognized by the. secretary of f the de partment. .--The state needs this base with which to make good its indem nity selections in lieu thereof, the base of which failed on account of the cloud which the department claimed rested iijuja the title by reason of Its sale as non-nuneral. As first payment of tire purclmse rice ,a mount ing to one fifth of the rice of indemnity school limd, fl.'Ji ler acre under the old act, or twenly five cents er Here, nctireuale a total ot more than -2IMKM. Tho effeet of Acting Hecretary Uyan decision, in hsmissintf the motion for review, after holding that the "contract, for sale" orated aa cloud tion the govern- mentMitto since it was a virtual ac- ktiowleilgement on the part of the state that the land was non-mineral in char acter, is that, liefore the department will pay any more-attention to the state 'a claim of indemnity for these amis tho state must cancel the con tracts for sale, by refunding the money paid therefor and mimt furninli sxt im factory proof to the department of the mineral character of the land. This de cison opens tip a new avenue by which the state can make good its defieien eies In the" base" line by refunding the $20,IK0 received from the prosjM-c- five purchasers and by, proving that the land is mineral. Whether tbe state can comply with this latter requirement remains to bo seen. I Thi decision and the inability of the state to fulfill the requirements of the Secretary of the Interior in establish- ng its claim to indemnity for these lands will have an important I fearing upon some actions at law which have been instituted in the state circuit court for this county, by purchasers of lien la nl from the state the title to which failed by reason of the base ujmiu which it was selected having been re- jerted by the department on the ground or its hemg non-mineral in character. The ultimate result of i the derision will bo awaited with no littlo interest y those wtio have lieen keeping in elf so touch with tho matter. That part of Acting Hi-eretary Ryan's lecison to the Commissioner of tho fleneral Land fiflice, f n which , he dis misses the motion for review, and giv- ng his reasons therefor,, follows: "This matter was-carefully eiatnin- el ly the department an nothing is presented by the motion requiring fur ther consideration except tho statement therein that of the base land which have been sold by the state, many am held merely under contracts of pur chase, ution which deed ha tm not leen executed i and argued as to thene that they have not lsen 'dis oed of by . the state.' The ' do. artment cannot admit this contention, n every instance where the lase lands were of' the known mineral character now claimed for them they were ex ecpted from the htate's. school land grant, and were and , sre the: property of the United Htates, no that in a tech nical sense, of course, they have not leen and could not have been disposed of by the state, and it may lie admit ted that aa incompleted contract does not carry eolor of title,? but in every nstanre where the state ba contracted to sell such lands, it haa thereby openly asserted that tbey were not of such a character to except rthem , from the grant, that tbey are not the property of the United States, hot are the prop erty of tbe state, end because of this uncertainty, chargeable directly to the state's action ia the premisestlMrTJnit tvl 4 States will lie embarassed in the disposition of said land aa mineral, not only bees n we of the asserted claim of the state thereto, bot because of the. equitable claim of rtiea who have contracted 'with the stale on the' faith of such assertion and claim, laasmueb, therefore, as this condition was brought a boot bj the state, the Iand Depart ment must, insist that it w corrected before it recognizes any claitii on t balf of the state for indemaitr for these land.'. . . W ft laaassfciTaiSssiajiN'Biiirs.ir -a -ww ia, jsa, as. -wjaaiasvam. asawas. aa.-sa. T1--,a'S-anl.iJ, for Infants and Children. Tim Kind You Ilavo Alwayji ISoiiIit lian bsirnc llio higna . tor f Cliax; If. Fiddlier, mid lins lM-n nwult iirtdcr hh - perwoiial lUIMrvIlon far over ;5 ynr?i. .Allow u nn to deceive you in tlilSa CiHinlrrfrilH, ImttatiotiH and Jtwt-a-rfotlM arc but JixiMTiiniMitx, i.4 rinliitigfr ti3 liealth of Childreu llxpcricncb anint i:perim-iit. The. Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signati of S9 ' mm - f , J iw M w . In Use ' For Over 30 Years. frMnnt rwwaif, tf aoaisy aisr fmw vt asm I"'. IIMI in. " L. l!Ei'lii'?u'llli!-l!l.,J? "lTlhw..- V. tiOW IS IT .V You caii purtlmse, new xxhU nl H0STKIN V (jUilKNIiA UM at Jowcr prices than ut theso so called I Closing Out Sales by: which Salein is so rnucli infocl-cl?J Kv:n the Cliitu- have caught on, to this Aincriciiii iilcn; atnl arc atlvt rlising t i-losc out in bo nuiny day. ; ; We hope to be in bu-si-' ness for a long time Wc lUrchasc.J our goods at bedrock rict4, mid inarkt rl tlitm with a email margin of profit. i wo discount these KalfM. I IJiSM bimI MImhch Cfit all tins w;ions o...!. 1'ri. $.',5, $5, $.SO, $ $10. No store in this t ity will ln plhvde these value Knitting 4!lk, o? s'pofds 25c. each. l-nrMt from .s-, m U nud up. I Sod &?pr2rtJa irge size7'n cm h.j. Uiiilrclliie, lei I rrsls, 40c. each and up. - 'Villain Ulnon "jo in. wide only' fH-. j yard. SuttlngH') u. wide only 50c a yard. iSitt tliiei, in. wide only 25o. ytird. f LJrritrilltt(iiontsilk, fine lialidlca, isk like u $r rti leouly Jl.', : Atn ult, ! 10, special efTort, crimiot l? diilicatei. IVI1I1 1 nry all i-w goods, latest sty lew, large iis,-irlnreiit. popular priri-n Motto. btiy yt.iirgtKTtlsat ROTIIIN' ft- itUt 11 ;NI1AU,M SiiS-aOO Commert-ial Htreefc, Halein, Oregon, j DR. C. mm Thla wonderful Chinese doctof . la caJtcsl trrea.t be cause he cure peo ple without opera tion that are given Up to die. lie cures with those wonder ful Chinee herbs, roots, buda. bark and vegetables, that are entirely un known to mciacal science In this coun try. Tbroucth the use of these ha rin Icas reTnedJea, this famous doctor knows the auction, of over S00 different remedies wblcSa lie asioceasfullr uses in different dlseaaea. lie guar an tree . to cure catarrh, asthma, lung, throat, rheumatism, nervousness, atomach, kidney, bladder, fetrwUe trouble, lost manhood, all private diseases; haa hundred of testimonials. Charge moderate. a) Call axid see him. Consultation free. Patient out of the city write for frlank and . circular. Enclose .. sttnp. Address The C. Ore Wo Chinese Medi cine Co., 2&S Alder street, Portland, Oregon. Mention tills paper. PURE GOLD Is comparatively soft. To lxi fit for jewelry and coinage it must bo conildru'il.. prop erly with other metals. Thin in equally tnie oi ; , WHITE LEAD. It must lie properly com bined with other iiimerilM to make it dtunbh!. I'his ha been aecomplishetl 1 in J Icath t Milligan V 1 ' Railway Whila lead, fuaianted in till respect to lie Iwitter than any other white lcatl Hold. It will Have you money. sAVAfir & fiFrcnER alaj AbhI, A1.HM ORFtiON. Capital National 45anK Of Baleua Tra.iiHacta lt'iietaj lank ing liusln'w. , y ' . MaMI '". Saylsrjs Dasi Iiejaflnicnt f I ays three per cent ln!crcst on Hav Inga awita. ComisiUndcd m-iiiI-aanualljr. I)alls of one dollar or more reeclve! at any time. I'assi book bucd to chcU dejKwilor. Bt nj tta ' ,1 1 1m $m klmr. Irvji -a- i " 1 C: . 1 a 9 'S .fc '' Or.W. "ORTON l)YI IN! A WEEK We trc.it rfuccrnnf ully all pnvxl", nervous an4 chronic .liHcnf , !" l''q,' stomach, bert, liver, UliUy and tbront .roubles. iVe cure HYlilU.MS (eiih out mcrcnrV) to stay cured fiT r, n 30 to CO day. W remove HTRl':Tl'Kb witho-ut oiieratio"- or pain, in 15 d:.ya. wi; ci'Ki; (joNOuniioEA in WKHiC. The doctor of thi inrtltut are all regular graduat", -have". -had . many year exiwricf.ee, hre been known rortlaud for 13 yci.ru, have rcj-ulv tion to maintain, snd will ttndertake ni easo unleM certain euro e:.n be effect" !. Wesusranreaacore In evarf -lake "r c harsa fie ;.r,.iU- t .rt, f lerac.nll.ler.Hal. hi'r..etlc HX)h. KOK lar.. nailed frr In t.Uln wmrfr. . ;, H y,t rannot rati at onico write ! m tlsnk for home treatment. Office hour.,1 9 to 7 to s. H..n1.r TtisdlrfC lalla In Ota HorOi""1 I , kfliAHIOilml 1H. nni w wnmnN DAVIS & CO. WUI.. I j Cor ThlrJ eoH Mcntlim U.i paper. OlTf.Al. ' A TEXAS VOHDER nrscoVEBT. One smatf bottlo of the TeiM "flj der, Hall's Great Diwovcry, euf kidney and -blaoder trouble, reffl" gravel, esre diabetes, aeminsl sion, weak. and lame back, rta. tim and all irrcgulariticj of " ney and bladder in both m"n ' ' men, wgulatc bladder troiibl , dren. If not sold by your druff will be sent by mad on receipt One small bottle in two month v meat. Dr. Krct W. HU. fj. facturer, V. O. box, (ii:'.), St. 1; Send for testimonials. Hold by gists ani,Dr. S. C Htone's Drug head Tins. To Whom It May Concern: This is to certify -that wsl'. , i f..r nine months with kidney dcr trouble, and triM, all asows r dies to no avail trntil a ,hb'Vwne e. me l f t a bottlo of ic dcr, on half of which cored nje sn and well; thii I would eheffful' to. and fr tbe benefit of thoe J" sfflicled and wiahtag to bo Vrm?m t j ly cured, they can obtain "'Vt, ' my houe .located on V.'cst Hth tfrrt' J l ours truly, : j -a- I LJa ' - Mlforb 'HEADQiARTi:nr nR w,lV, - lTTij AT bTATOMA..' jouoi-