The Oregon mist., October 13, 1905, Image 2

About The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913

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QU EG ON MI ST
Entered t tlio Potitoffice nl St. Helens, !
QrcKOii, as second-class mnil matter. j
Jssi'ijn Kvkrv Friiiav Bv
KH. JXAOG.
EpiTOR AND l'BOrRIKTCR.
jOnecopy, pnej'cir,.In advance
.an momns
' Iet;il notices 25 cents per line.
Royal
FRIDAY, Qctoler 18, i0T.
COUNTV OFl'ICIAli Til'ER.
COU'MBIA'S VICTORY.
The fallowing, taken Jrtm the Ore
,gonlon of Wednesday, will, we hot,
'prove gratifying to the people of this
'county. Our county, one of the least
developed in the State, nd with less than
one eighth of the money Available for
exhibition purposes, lias been placed in
the second rank of the comities of this
Slate by a jury of awards composed of
fi-re diatingiiished gentlemen from differ
ent states. of the Federal Vuion. The
extract referred to is as follows:
In their work of passing ui on the vari
ous countv exhibits the t.it.cial jury
found competition so close aniline show
ings made w uniformly excellent th.it it
whs necmsarv to split the awards. The
pri of 1 1 WW for the best county exhibit
.was distributed among JIarion, Coos,
l.iun, Cmatilla, Wasco and Lane Coun.
tie. The second sward of SM was
divided among Clackamas, Columbia,
Jackson, Folk and Morrow counties. The
thirj award of JpUK) was divided among
-Henton, Yamhill, Malheur, Vnion and
fteker Counties. For the fourth award of
USK there are seven claimants: Wallowa
Washingtop.- Sherman, Josephine, Lin
coln, Harney and Douglas Counties.
v'-1fms finding of the -jury .pf awards is
certainly more than any citiien of this
county had reason to expect, and should
.stimulate us all to persist in the good
work of putting onr resources before the
seekers after homes and investments. If
we want good roads, better schools, and
lighter taxes, this is the surest way to
.get them. Let the croaker and the slan
derer pass unnoticed and encourage every
.attempt to build up our industries. In
.this wav we will soon attain the position
oi jirouunence to which we are entitled
by our resources and location, and the
pessimist and de filer of hiso.vn nest
will be compelled to go farther back in
.the woods where there will be nothing
but the Uils and the owls to listen to his
Jeremiads.
In addition to receiving the second
.award we have taken the following
medals, and there are more to come,
.Horticulture has. not yet been reported
cm-.
COLO MEDALS
Oregon Lumber Co. IngHs On cedar
shingles made from live cedar timber.
West Oregon Lumber Co. Clatskanie
An exhibit pf V ceiling.
Columbia County On butter in
Columbia County On Swiss cheese
O. Z. Bryant, Clatskanie On baby
-hops.
Columbia Connty On collective ex
hibit of vnthreshed grains and grasses.
S. Ban Khune Co. On exhibit of
cedar poles.
Columbia County On the county
booth.
Western Cooperage Co., Houlton On
cooper's stock.
Columbia River Door Co.-rOn exhibit
of cellar, doors, etc.
SILVER MEDALS
SI. F, Xiamen, Warren Yellow tent
,corn.
Mrs. P. L. Whitney, Scappoose On
Battenbnrg centerpiece and poiut lace
cellar.
Columbia Countv Collective exhibit
of County's Resources.
HONORABLE MENTION
Sirs. D. Link Montmellick center
.piece. I'rcstqn Mfg Co On Rainier Mineral
Soap.
I'KANUT POLITICS.
Powder
is made of Grape
Cream of Tartar.
Absolutely Pare.
Makes the food
more Wholesome
and Delicious.
SOME POINTS IS REGARD TO
Al'l'I.KS.
Huhl! Sticks.
In't it about time to ,tvvi(
theory and correct the habit of Apr king
NOTICK IX) B VtWUCATIOM.
ITlinbor I.nnJ Act, Juno J, 1ST,)
I'nltetl HtalM I.kiiJ Offlc.
l'ortlsml, Oin-im, Oolubor nth, UUV
Nolle, la hereby alva that la eompll-
lot CAllfornla, Oregon, Nsvaja, aai Wuh
iBIton Territory," an sittenaiii to all tfi
Puhllo 1r4 Males by Act of Aua.u.1 ,
1V1, Mary Mtrchiil, ol lirtlat!j. I'ouuiy ol
Muluioiiisli. Slele ul Orvitull, luia thla tluv Altai.
In I Ills olllo ma eu virn alalviiioul Nu. iuxi, rr
the mirchawj nl Ihc i-1, ul o . ami u S ol lie
' 01 ait'llou No, '.'ft 111 lowmhlp No, '' () N,
l!ane No. Vi'.ral. and will offer nronf to
ahow thut (It IaiuI eoutM la mora valua
ble (or Ita timber, or alone than (or ah
rulturnl )iirHiae, ami lo telaullaU lurililm
la ealil laml before Ilia 11. 'it later and Ita
calvar at rortlnnit, Orean, ou Vo,lneaila)-i
Iho.'ili lnv ul October, l!a
flu runic an uliiicasvsi Cttsflr Ostuirtio-, ol
hmliiioi, Unit'iti: Julitu c. litirkv, ul lVrt
luiiil, Oniroii: Johns, Kon.lv, ol lirll.iiul, Ur
nin: K. w,l II. Klor- liuu,.j I'oiUaml, iliviion.
Any an.l all uxraona rla!mln alvraly
III abova-ilaacrlbrd lanla ar - rqM.til to
Coluii.blA Connty'a exhibit at the
Lewis and Clark Exposition has demon
strated one fact beyond dieputo, and
that is tlmt we raiso as gtxxl apples n,
it not belter than, anv county in the
SUUe, not ewn excepting Wasco, J with
its famous Hood Kiver tlistnct. It is
equally true that apples arc less subject
to disese here than in many other lo
calities, but this does not mean that anv
precaution against pests should be omit
ted. The excellence uf our fruit i;
known and admitted by horticulturists
and the people iu charge of Mood Kiver'a
exhibit have been very generous in
their prais?. Taking these facts in con
nection with the price of improved land,
which is less than one half per acre of
the price asked (or similar land in Hood
River district, and it would seem that
bpiticulture in Coinuibiu County must
prove a profitable busiuess for the in
tell'gent orclmnlist.
Cut we must do wmuUiing more thun
raise gocd fruit. We must make the
fact that we do so known to buyers and
consumers. A step has been taken in
this direction ; but it has not been done
scientifically or with a fall knowledge of
proper methods. We have .but one
nurseryman in the connty, and las ex
hibit has been made with considerable
care, and, therefore, while his fruit is
not so large as that exhibited by some
others, it has attracted the most favor
able comment from Judge VanDeman,
who is considered to lie one of the
greatest experts ou Horticulture in the
country. Judge VanDeman has just re
turned from judging fruit at Westmin
ster, British Columbia, and the awarJj
were niadd in a very careful and sys
tematic manner, on the point system .
A score card is used, ami the total of 100
points ia made up as follows.
Form 10
Sire is
Color 20
Uniformity.. 20
Quality 15
freedom from bleiuithes M
o: t late cuuntiy a if for nix inoillhs out ma lilt ttv ,rvialina ot th act of Con
of the yenr tlivro ti a steady tall of awa of Juna I. ur, .ntliltd "A at
rain. IVople In the coiintrKeast of lm ' o tlmb.r laau. la
Ui ckiei have but n faint idea ol weal her
condition ill this court lountry. A
new t.riivul from tlio MUsifaippi valley
admitted that lie was surprised lo Hint
the tun liniiig unl thu weather as
Uilmy as spring. People have got Into
the habit of ipcMk;ng of thu rainy
weulher, the moss grown extvtior and
the "web fuel" In a Joking way and the
world uitside hat' taken it seriously;
and though sensvins should change until
the normal. rainfall is one half what It
is Unlay, unless some vUV'i t is undo by
the inhabitants to counteract it, piOlu
if in,i;hboring states will for yea s c 11- "lr "" ln '",,' n vt b,tor
. . . ,11 ... .1 . 1 . t.t 1 ' iVIH till VI lIVVIIIVHiri IW
tUKietoUi.-votl.iittto mo wa.'.W a XUiKUN0.v , W!KlWKU. .Kl.t-r.
w.ner up iu our Kiiet a nine inoiiiiis 111
th i year. Tnii-ly-live vein o irr.iB-
hop.KiiD nuJ drouth devnsiated Kansas
'and sl.o became ktiowu m . Drouthy
Kausii" and the "grassshopjier stale."
Althonsh there hasn't been an aero of
her crops injured in 20 year by gn?s
hoppeis, and in spite of the fact that
the stale has suffered more from Hoods
in the last three years than she has
from drouth in the last thirty, one call
yet occasionally hoar .reference made lo
the "Kansas grasshoppm" and hear the
stale spoken of as "Drouthy Kansas."
The Trusts, and others, who suffer
from insatiable greed and can never get
enough, should lake warning from the
rattlesnake, lately found near Ozark,
Missouri, self-imprisoned between two
rails ol a fence. This suaku had come
upon a flock of little quail, caught one
01 the birds and swallowed It. The sur
vivors ran t J the other side of thu fence,
whereupon the snake crawled between
the rail, until it caught another bird,
which it swallowed. The result was
that the snake, owing to a bulge made
by the first morsel, w as uiiabte to move
forward, and because ol the second pro
tuberance was unable lo go-t buck.
Thus Its greed led to'its death. Many a
man also may meet an untimely death
by struggling iu greed to gain too much
money or honor in too short a time.
Total 100
Two varieties of Sir. Holiday's apples
were judged upon this system Spitien-
burgandPpy and tf-ey were founl to
be perfect in every respect except in
Freedom from blemishes." The sterna
were broken off and one apple (which
Mr. Holaday had evidently included 011
account of ita size) had a slight touch of
scab. For these slight defects a for
feiture of three points waa imposed, thus
reducing the score to 07 points. This is
a great showing, as JuJe VanDeman
iu forms us that in not a single instance
did the apples at Westminster score 100.
But it also gives us valuable information
that we should profit by in exhibiting
our fruits at other fairs and expositions, j
Size is ajright, and counts for 15 points.
but color and uniformity count for 20
points each, and freedom from blemishes
counts for 20 points; therefore, in select
ing fruit for exhibit, too much im
portance should not be givei. to size, and
where unusually large fruit is blemished
it should be rejected by the orchardist
who takes a pride iu his profession.
New Cure For Cancer
All surface cancers are known to be
curable, by Uucklins Arnica Slave. Jas
Walters, of DuOiuid, Yawrifs; I hud
a cancer on my lip for years that seemed
incurable, tiii Uucklius Arnica Halve
healed it, and now it is perfectly well.
Guaranteed cure foi cuts and bums. 25c
at Perry A Graham's store.
Ja. J. Van Allen, who married a rich
girl and became great, is disgusted with
America and contemplates taking his
ballot and postotfkx addres abroad.
John D. Rockefeller is having trouble
with the republic because ho will not
tell the whereabouts of his father. And
the rest of the inultiiiiillioiiaiicj either
are mixed up in the Equitable or have
stomach trouble. Witli us poor ducks
treubltd only with debts and book
agents, think America i just right to
long as we can go on a $1.25 excursison
every season and attend the county fair
two days. We all know where our re
lations are and don't care who knows
it, an. I expect them in for dinner Sun
day. And none of us are ever annoyed
by solicitations to go on the Equitable
board. And our stomach ore A So. 1
und full of roasiiug ears right oil' the cob.
God pity the rich. Ex.
There ia a w hole lot of kicking In Port
land over"aseessur Srgliu'a raise iu the
value tf personal property. "No rogue
ere felt the halter draw with good
opiuioo of the law."
The machine politicians, who as a rule
.are opposed to the nomination of James
Withycomb for Governor, unable to find
any flaw in It is character are endeavor
ing to make capital of the fact that he
is ul K.itfli-'h parentage. The doctor
.does not deny the charge. In fact he is
.rather proud of it. The best citizens
America has are proud of their father
,1a nd. Coming from good stock across
the sea they become intelligent, pro-jfre-f
ive, and patriotic Americans.
Ih'-y far outnumber oar citizens of
native birth, and yet we have never
known any good American to advocate
.the exclusion of the better class of Ger-
.jnaiis, Swedes, Norwegians, or any
itherof the nationalities that readily
.assimilate American ideal and in a very
Jew yars heroine thoroughly American
Iwd. ir. Withycombo 1ms lived too
Jong in Oregon and hat become too
thoroughly nil Oregonian for this attack
Xo have any pther effect tlmn to arouse
(his friendx to increased efforts in his be-
Jialf, and it will win him niuny vote
rom those who will see in it a revival of
jKnow uothinism. It is an appeal by
llie inuchjue politicians to the prejudice
that is supposed lo exist against onr
(reign borg citizens. There are many
.such in Columbia County, and they are
among our most industrious and intelli
grnt pioneeis. They will consider this
Mtlack upon an upriirht man in its true F11IJ of Traelc Meanlnir
light, and when they have by inveeti- tare these lilies from J. H. Simmons, of
ration convinced themselves that he is Casey, la,. Think what mig ht have re-
CIRCUIT COURT.
The court convened at eleven o'clock
Tuesday.
The case of Gust A. Larson, adm's vs
Xels Larson was taken up and postponed
until next Monday. ;
The case of Selene vs Burkhardt was
set for next Monday.
Fisk vs Rice. Set for Wednesday.
Oct. 18th.
Myrick vs Dart. Set for Thursday,
October 19th.
Wilson vs Columbia County. Set for
Friday, October 20th.
Informations were returned on Thurs
as follows:
Munroe Butler for assaulting Albert
Adams with a dangerous weapon, at Deer
Island on August 1st.
Dan Isom, for assaulting t. V. Miller
with a dangerous weapon, near Colum
bia City on August 23d.
Charles Berg, whose real name is Fred
Latto, for forging a check of the Wilson
Lumber Co., of Rainier.
Would anyone like to be Congressman
from this district ? Don't all apeak at
once.
TIHItKK I M AIT, JI NK 3. litis NO
Tll'K OP I'l III.IC.VI ION.
t'nlll Htatva l.aiia Oltl
I'oi-ttuml. oteaoti, K.,t. so. turn',.
Nolle la hvi-eoy ulvon tltftl In coinplt-ain-a
wttli lha provtaKma of th act of I'on-
ttivxa of J;m S. ISTK, mttlrd "An Act for
lllv tmlo uf ttmltwr litmla III lha Htatca of
California. Ori'fcon, rNevalft, alio Waahlnn
ton t,rltlory." n, xlitKlil lo all Ilia Tut,
lie l.Atut NtKttM ,-t uf Auruat 4. I.'. Kf-
Ce Y. Powell ot St. Helens, County of Co-
iLiinlna. utc of Oi'OK-on, lit. ihia day fllml
In tnia oftw mr auittn tl--mvivt fso. ao
for th t'Utchitw of lha M W H of III N
W l of f.vuon 2 1 a,l the s K la of III?
N H , or Sr,-tl-Mi No ;.. In Tov.-nlilp Ntv
fi N, Knnpp a W. n,l win vttvr ii-m'f lo
ahow Unit the uaiiu aoiuhl l luoro valila
11 for tla tlnibor or atona UVmii for Hurl-
,-UtUiral 1UIK.M, MU,1 tO CKtUbltwh ttvT
cIkIiii to aokl luiitl hvforv th Kvicltor .11(1
lirvelvt-r at I'ottlMtul. tironon. on ThuraOay,
th Hlh diiy of iwemhr, inns.
Hho luuuoa .a tvitnrMta. W. IX Caa. of
rittt-hctK. Or-ton; Wm. 11, ioh,mii. ot
IVrtlamt, tr,Kon; K. K. Qul.-k. of Kl. Kol
rna, clrvHoni Mallln While, vt tl. HvU-na,
OiYiton.
Any mtt all rwranna claliulnir n.lvraaly
the ahova ,!-at rlhad lanOa aro I vilu.-ali'vt to
n:e thir rlntina tn thla ollo-o on or bofora
auld Mill day of lHn-vmbrr. I oft.
AUilKltNON 8. UHRH8RR.
Hotflator,
CONVICTS OX THE ROADS.
notice of Exrn roK-s hai.k or kk.!.
l'KOrEIITV.
IN TUB COrNTV CXU'RT Of ML'LTNO-
maa Counly. fcctnta of Orairotl.
In th Matter of th btat of W.
Noon. llvrrnAt-il.
Notlc. la harcby Klvpn that puraunnt to
an ordi'f of tho lova t?nntl-! court hr
tofora duly mail ml antrrd. Hi undar-
aljtnrd oxt-t-ulora of t!i Uat will and fata
in, nl of V c. Noon. Ucaaa,)d. will, fiom
unit artor tha sth day of Novi-mbr, lvs.
prtM-?d to aotl th followlns daorlhi-d rtml
property altiirtttHl in tha Oouniy of t'olum-
bla. mat of or'vii. atul mora partlcutArty
ui-avriiM-u as toiiowa, io-it:
Itrctnulnir at the northeast corner of the
donation land clallil of llArnar T. f'oalr,
claim numbvr forty-nlna (491, sal.t north-
anwt coiner linit In hcImh twenty tul,
township four M), ntirth rnntcft ona til
waat of lha Wllliinietta martdUiu; runnlna
tlirnco aontli twwii y-tltr,- (J3l d-Krte an
thirty IJ0) mlnutra w,-t atitht tai cllalna
and thlrty-thrv t23) ll.itti. thrtte n.irth
avrnty tTOiditrora wtat, thrre Hi chalna
and thirty-one t31l linka, trltnce aouth
thirty IJyi d,-K-rrea went. av-n tl rhal;ia
and fifty f&ul llnka; thenea in.ulIi tenty.
nine 1-Jl d,-i;rra and forty-five lis
ut.a weal, alxteen 1 11 chuir.e And fifty.
aeven llnka: thrnce north a-v,-nty
Ihrvti (.31 detret-a And tlfleen (161 mtn-
utra wrat, twelve I U' I chatna And Iwi-iuv
(30) llnka to an Iron rod. tlun;- ti.'rth
twenty-ai (?l denreea and Ihlrly t3U
mtnutea emit, fifteen (li el.aini And t'en-ty-four
i;tl llnka; thence north thlrly-
three 133) di-icreea eaat. aeveit ,71 cliao.a
and fifty IjOI llnka; thence north twenty
three fill deicreea and fifteen tlSl minut''
eiiRt. two (2 chalna. thence north twenty
three (.13) dKreea raet two t.'l chalna And
alxty-two IS: I llnka; thence enat Along aal l
Foat,-r claim tine eeventren (IT1 chaina a;. 4
twenly aU iZi) lliiha tj llie plte of b
Kinnlnv: exceptlnR thrrefrom feu ( ! ) A.rr.'
convtyd to X. P .Baker by M. K!k and
wife hy deed dted Noven-.hcr Hth.
and reeord.d At pujee ft. et aefi.. of llo-fk
"U" of the recorda of deeda of a.tld (N,lu i
hi County: alao exceptmc tlietefrom (ivf
(&) Acrea conveyed to WUIlAm J. Fuller-
ton by Mountritvall l-tek nnd wife by drrrt
dated March 13. 1S91. and recorded At paae
J9, rt ei , of ltook "M" of the recurde
of tleeda of eal-1 llumbtA County
The land Aboce deaeilbeil .After deduetlnr
aald exception. contAlna Iwenty-tliree (23)
acrca, mora or Was.
It.
The Olll trA--t. described aa followa: rie
Klnninr At a point thirty lini fct nrih
of tuk4. which make la on the eoutn
bounrlary line of the darner T- Foeter do
nation land clAlm. In Kclion nineteen llii)
Townahlp four (II north, ranite one II)
weal of this Wlllainette meridlAa, aald alake
Iwlnif the southeast corner of the one hun
dred acre tract conveyed hy Na!n lloyt
and wife to Jrele flueon and J'tmea tt-icm
hy deed dated July Hlh. 1, recorded in
flook "C," pave 41 vt the recorda of deeda
of aald Columbia County; thence from eald
atnrtlnx point north alonir the eaet line of
aald land conveyed Vt llueon about twenty
eiitiil t;M) chalna to a y-dnt on the eald
eaet line of ftacn'a land, nhlch lum. men
tioned iwlnt la aeven lit chalna ftnd four
It I llnka aouth of the norttieaat corner of
aald one hundred Acre trbci; aald p-ilnt to-.
Iiik Alao aeven 17) chalna And four III
llnka aouth of the north boundary line of
aald Koef-r donullon land claim; thence
weat About eeventern I7 chalna on A line
pAtAllel with the north boundary line of
aald F'-ieter donation land rlAlm to ll.e
went boundary Una of aald aectlon nine
teen (ls; thence nerth aeven f T chains
and four III llnka alone the weat b'-u.-ida'-y
line of aald aectlon nineteen (I9 to the
north boundary line of th Coatee dona
tion land claim; lh-nce eat about acventr
flva chalna (7tl chalna to the center of
the County Ko;id running from Ht Helena
to Portland; thence aouth twenty-etithl (-H1
denreea and forty-nva (161 mlnolea we t
alonK the center line of. aald County lto.v!
twenty-wven 4 771 chnlne lo a driven atake;
thence eAat from aaol atake to low water
mark on Kcappooso flay; thence aoutherly
AlonK low water mark on aald bay to the
south boundary line of eald Koeter dona
tion land claim; thence weet on aald aouth
boundary line of the Foster donation latidt
claim to the weaterly boundary lino of
aald County ICoad four 14, rode; thenre
weat forty (tot rods; thence southerly
thlrty-alx I3 feet on a line parallel with
the weaterly line of aald County Itoad,
thence weat on a line parallel with the
aouth line of aald Foster donation land
claim to the plaee of beallitilnK. oontnlnltia
one hundred and nincly-flva ftaii) acres,
more or leaa.
KxcepllriK, however, from the foreeoInK
lands all of the following, to-wit; A strip
of land one hunred do') feet In width,
belli fifty r,fl feel In width on each aide
of and palatini with the center line of
the mntn Hack of the Northern l'arlfin
Kallroad Company'a railroad, aa the i-arne la
of Iu ml ImvUit been cmwyed by W, C,
Noon mid Wile lo llie Tl"t ' of llie Melh-
llillat ICii,'oil Churell by deed dilliid .loll
llai y I SIX. Hum. recorded III Hook " , ian
80S t-f tha rwolda ileatla of wild Colum
bia CouiUJ. . . ,
AUo n ilidit of way reaaiveit lo Jiimea
I li.eote bla tietl-a mid nallia by lllillc
! of A leeol VAIIolt In A deed Iioni Jessie llai'OII
,'t nl 10 HaM'H II. Ilnaell. ilnlril iM.ceoioe.
isth, ISH, tvoordod In Hook "J." I'
of lha records of ,1,-eda of aald Columbia
Couniyi Mid nli I uf way beinit Unity i
fci( (torn nisi to went and aeven HI chalna
and Mill- H llnka livm north lo aouih,
and I'.'idnniun lit llie cutler of the until
anwle tot Ills West side of Ute laild HbOe
eouvwvd and runiiliia norm aeven HI chains
and four 141 llnka In ma norm iomih.uuj
line of aald Foster d.uulloll land clullii,
III.
The Fullerion Place, described aa follows:
The southeast quarter of aeotlnn number
livoiity-tilue (Silt In Township iiumber lour
Ml, north of 1'iinaa number' one U weal
of llie Wlllnmello meridian, and conlaliiuia
una hundred and sluy tol Aetna. Also
one bundled ami amy Aona olt fniill and
out of Itiv aomhcAst coiner of Ihe doiuilloil
land ilelnl id Nclaon and Mnry lloyt In
sold tonIUi and ruiue. eiluute and balm
oil the aoulh aldo of McAppooae Ctvek, the
whole if soil doilnlloii land clulill belli
dcsi-ilbed na follows, to-tvlt:
The aouth bnlt of Ihe smtliweal ijunrler
of aeeilon mtinber taanty; the w,t half
of action number iwotit - nine: the east
bnlf of tile aoitlliraat uimrler, and I da liilin
t.eia one, two and ibtee of aectlon Hum-bei-
unity, ail In tonoslilp iiuuiber four
north of mnae nituiher one woet of the
Willamette meridian, Hi" whole of mil. I
claim iMiilnliiliK an hundred nnd Iweiily.
I) and elahly hundieiltlia ucna.
IV.
Aln the llnlfour-llulhrlo Irnit. i1eerlb.-d
aa f.dlo a: A Unci of land conlaliilnx about
one hundred nnd slxiy aceea. the same be
In the west halt of Ihe following de
scribed tract of land, to-wlt:
The doualloit Ian I claim of II. II Fowler,
helna claim number forly-au, and which
la d.-scllbed as I lie west half of the area
ball of the northeast u miter section thiity
two: the iiorthitvtt uuuiter of aeeilen intiii
ber tHlrly-to. the Iractlonol notlh half
of lha north half of the southwest nuatlor
of section number thh't y l w e , lha frac
llonal ,at half of the northed uuailer of
avcliun. n.imber thlity-uoe. in lownahlp
foui. north of tanae nuuibef one west r
the Willamette merl.ltnn. and containing
In the whole uf aald claim three bundled
nnd twenty acres; the tiacli and parcels
of landa hereby conveyed c.inlainln Mur
liundi-ed and ihiy ,n u'c cr leaa
V
Alao a contract of purchaie or h.utd f ir
deetl lo Ihe MttowliKt described real esinle.
known aa the Cepeland tied, lo ,11
l.ola two IS1. three ID, f-otr lit. 0e lit
and aix il, lir section anteen tim. and
the aoutheast uuailer of ,11 of e"iilhcnsi
Quarter ( i 1 of evctlon acveittern (171; also
weal half I I of the northeast ouailer
t,l and west half ( I, 1 of the eoutheasl
Quarter l '4 an I lota (il, all ! and aetsn
171 and eialtl tit of e-cllon laentv i.'o,
also lot one 111 of section laelily-cnc t.'li;
Alan the n t half i 'I I of ihe tiorlheial
quarter ti,l and the s..utliee,i uuurler t
of ihe hoitli. at uuaiter I l I Jiid l-d one
(1 of aac-tlon tweoly-nlne l.'ll tit I W'i
hl four ll'. n-illi of ruiiee one ill
weel of the Willamette I'icil.llait. and
containing six hundred and ,e,enty and
aimy.nliie o.-ie bun Iretllha itruajl acre,
moce or less, nis i lifty cii'l a. res off no-ih
end of Foaey Wllliailts donatlell lalt I clatlu
IU aecllon Iwcuiy l-'d) In sill t..n,hli
and rante, and tviiiit ponh of tcni'i.N...e
Cre.lc. eacepiing fiom aloie tiart ..f nfir
toOl acres one til eele on Simi.isIi Creek
heretofore- one, yd by J. s.-tdi c.i-taml to
one Ninliaci bv -lee re-'oribd In
llwik Ml" of deeds of e'.l CiUio to Coun.
IV. At palte f., iiild fucllief e'e,.;i, one
and iliihtv four one hundieillbs ilail
ttcrea bereto'ore enveved by said Joseph
IVpctnt"! I" I'harles .s-iiiin by dee, rereided
In llook f uf d eda of anil 'uuij At
page 133.
Al of antd re.nt lir.iberty hlaa and lietn
aituate.1 In llie County i f Clou Kute
of ilieifon.
The I.TIH, r eueli sAle arc cit-li, or put
caah and put c-e-iii
W f N'Hi-,-, tr
t j I: w riin.-.M,
11 M Ckf
rrtecntors of the lal Bill id te.tailielit
Of W. l .' In I, .lece.e I
lllte of fir! i0l-sl!.e. tviebf , I sfl
Date of List puMiv.it Son Novetiil" r:t. ''"t.
in till reapecti worthy of their support,
fin.! one who in thoroughly identified
wtilt the Hgricultnriats of the State, they
will make their poser felt ihe day of
he. primary election by placing his
jiaimt nKju the Republican ballot for
ihe Jiine election. All this ia a long
r o.r, hut if the people want to secure !
j-.v fl I'ljnt iit of tlio pi'imary idi-i-tioii I
eulted from hi terriable cough if he had
not taken the medicine about which he
wrilei. "I had a terriable cough that
disturbed my nights rest. I tried every
thing but nothing would releive it, until
I took Dr. Kings Xew Discovery for con
sumption, coughs and colds, which com
pletely cured me."
Inslantlv relieves
and permriiiPnlly cures all throat trouble V",,' T ,u , c, .
t,ri'vinitffrinai ilnnM.,ia ii estry building and the beautiful cedar
,tv t -ut llicv iiiimt U-giu now to consider rv 'ninl drahuiii's Kuarnnteed; 60c aii.j burl will be fashioned into a table to
."'.r!!i I'! ihtMiaiidiiliites. fl.W. Trial bottle free. decorate Judge McDride's residence.
The Lowcnberg-fjoing Company hires
the labor of the convicts of thh state
(150 of them) at the low prico of 3
cents per hour. They are used in the
manufacture of stove;, and these stoves
displace the product of free labor and
prevent the establishment of a new in
dustry in Oregon. The men are worked
to the utmost limit in the stove foundry
and the Tracey outbreak that cost the
lives of a number of people and a large
sum of money, was the result of this
system of working convicts. The in
come to the State is comparatively
small, and the system issubirct to many
(abuses which have frequently been i
made the subject of legislative investi
gation. It would be much better, from localed over the Above deec'rllo-d land, aald
g... :., .t.,:. ... I atrip of land one hundred (10O1 feet In
every point of view except that of the I width havinn been conveyed by jamea om
and viro to the Northern raclllc llallroad
Company by. deed, datud liecember 4lh.
12, recorded In Hook "O." page 63 of
the recorda of (leeda of aald Columbia
County.
Also a atrip of land sixty f0 feet In
wldih extending atosa the lands abvc de.
acribed for the purpose of a ;ounly Itoad,
as set forth In aald deed from Olll to the
Northern pacific Ftallroad.
Also a tract of land two hundred and
flfiy (210) feet by eighteen hundred (BOO)
feef, described fta follows:
Ilcglnnlng at the center of tho mnln track
or the Northern Peine Kailroad at the
switch block at a point that la four hun
dred and aeven (407) feet aouth and three
hundred nnd fifty-four (354) feet we.st-of
the northeast coiner of the tract of land
above conveyed: thence north alxty-thrce
(63) degrees fifty (ill) mlnutea weat at
right angles with aald railway tract two
hundred (IWIi) reef to a stake; thence aouth
twenty-ali (2) degreea ten (ID) mlnutea
weai paraiiei witn auiu railway track eight
een hundred (ISli'l) feet to a alake: thence
aouth sixty-three degree, fifty (51) mlnutea
east iwo nunuren anu nrtv (50) feet to a
point; thence north twenty-six IZS) de
greea ten (I'D mlnutea east eighteen hun
dred (jsoo) feet to A point; thence north
alxty-three (03) degreea nfty (f,(i) mlnutea
weat fifty (SO) feet to the iilurn of begin
nlng; eald tract of land havlnir been or,,,.
veyed by Jamea Gill and wife to the North
ern Pacific Itallioiid Company by deed dft'ed
August i7lh, ISS4, recorded In Hook "II,"
page S49 of the receoda of deeda of said
Columbia County.
Also a tract of land about seventy (70)
feet by one hundred and fifty (ISO) feet,
beginning At the Intersection of the east
line of tha right of way of tha Northern
raclllc ftallroad Company Willi tho north
line of the aald Foster donation land claim:
tnence southerly about one hundred and
fifty (HO) feet along the east Una of aald
H
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MEN'S SUITS
$9.75
The best you ever saw for the price. Other stores
ttsk $15.00 for 110 better. '
NEW PATTERNS
NEW FABRICS
H
MSend for one. IF IT D0NT N
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Ncw Walk-Over
St vies for flcn
$3.50
AND
$4.00
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SE501V iSKE
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DOW BY THE BIC SAWMILL
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amd Ur ! ON PAC IfiG
VMol llU'llf " i" l.c'e.
ihilC.Vliii-I'llcllLAMi 1) I.. A M
fl'Hi I II. for llie ba.l I'e.h.
via )lutiili,v,toi.
" rii nKi.NK V f.v's.' it.- r. 1.. "M 111
for Ka.leftl Mashing
ton, Walla Wsllt, U
iaioli, C.ieur il ,41cm-
and lireat Nortucro !
s,illls.
a if.-iS'ifi" KXi'liC-s .i;V Vr'j'i
liif lti Kant via ll tiii- 1'illy.
IllCtOll.
A." M ! ?-:
lail; 1 I'ail), iiZ
1 Receiving New Goods Every Day
In Wi-k.
MUCKLIi STOKE
jg: "r i'dti"tt uf (..nig Mauiitny for onl th tWst In
TllIiKE DAILY TRAINS 1
A f .r. POINTS HAST.
Lower Columhia Uivkk.
ktimlav. at h uo p. ,n. NtHr.iy i t ., ,,
,.ud.y. A. L CRAIG,
llrnoial rat.ei , r aitonl. I'tiliTI.AM) Ore,
IGeneral Merchandise!
i Dart & M tickle.
Iowenberx-Going Co, to employ these
men upon the public roads. Common
labor is worth at leant $1.50 per day in
Oregon, and this leaves a margin ol
1 1.15 per day for the pay ol guards and
other expenses incident to this syBleui.
There was a commission appointed at
the last session ol the legislature to in
vestigate tl is matter, and we trust its
report will be favorable to the use of the
convicts upon the public roads.
Columbia County should bo especially
proud of the fact that she has received
the awaid of a gold medal for the "best
collective exhibit of grains and grasses."
These grains and grasses came from
nearly every section of the county and
received the highest praise from our
many Eastern visitors. Considering
the fact that they were all grown Ibis
year, it was a truly wonderful showing.
After the fair is over they will be placed
iu the Chamber ol Commerce as a per
manent exhibit, and it is probablo that
the Iloultun factory's exhibit of cooper
ate will receive the same honor, while
the big cedar loard will' go to the for-
NOTICE Of I.AM) senvEv.
Ofti'T ol Coutltv H-:rce)or of ColiiMl.la Cnmtj.
hi. I!lcu., Oil'.. Mfl. .'I, !,-,
Ti IV am! Kelt l ric,,ti. M u.tret iiii,.,
A'lintliiatrulriK nl ihe ('.If, i,l ,M ,!',,.'
lotola, t;cc. rti.c.!; ,!.,.,. I Jln.e f'ui'lfi".
Thcinat Nolile linli(p, Jnmn M, ll -oliu'.'
ifliilnilcl I-' llun!t l.inn. Iiiiti!,ii i,. ni
I mi Iioiilsp. loir, ,. ..hi Mul.ew Ion I, ,,
tliH i-oecil , Kruest K ir.jl.eK, .,, t r,,;,
la-riraiol John r-i.,.!vjn, nv ti t.er (,v '
., ..MS C II! Si t-'MICITO ,
oil arc licfl.y noit'lc 1 tlmt J ,ni M.niinnl
owner ol Ihe K'i ol u,c ,tt't iiull.it,, a ; H'
1'laii'l 11 ami S rt', ol .-', .hi. I - f.-, -'i :''
He: 17, TON II 6., li., oru.rc.l we (,',
....... j-.rm ,.uinicn , ouiiiy. iirtvui, .i,f
) Bil l cstnl.il.h ihe ),i,i . nii'l Mitiiers u,
aloro.iihl tractolian .; ,i,, Iu t i,ri,;,!inin e v, ill,
niW ir-ter. ill l,o iiiu.i, .:.j ,,...,, .7"
old ihiv ol (ii lol,.'r, l:i''i, to l. .in , ' , t
ami III then i.r., cc. !., ,ric)' hii.I rimrk ,,'ni
salil cotiu i nu.l iHoiiMlri'i Hoc. alorcaniil' mi, I
you, imrtlos to I... n, (,., ,v llie , ,',,,..
uro lu-rehy notlllc.l to i. ,re ul t ,,, ,,,,:
Bti'l l.laco lo 1'ioltU any luto'cl vu h,e
lllfrdn. v, T, WAII-
Couiiir Hiirveror ul Coinj,,l,la tVmnt)-,
SO'I'H'K KU PI HI.K ATI(). "
(Tlmhor I nii.1 ai June ;i, 1171,)
Cllltetl Mnlus f.(, .f Oifcc
v- , "rV"ni1-iinnoii, Hi.,t, , lo,., '
Notice Is Iwicl.y it .,, i,t c.,101,11,,1 ,.
wiiii nit jrv:l.,i,s ol the ,.i 1,1 i;ii;i,.. ,1
Jon; s, U-,n. ciitltic.i -a,, ad i,., 11. ' , "!
Iliiilier liiii.la In llie Hitor i,.,ltH l)r ; J'
11 Ihlnotlio.; III. swum aliitiunffi No. l.',7 .
the ,uIihc ulil,,, e'j ,i, nnil U,ls ;,il
nKccllon Ml IU jr. "1 , . , -1, , t. No. I . K, ,
No. an.l will ,,; i.r.of i ,, ,,,, r
lallitaoilKlil Is more valualiln for lis llilM r or
tune iliiiii for ncri, iili,nl .. , '."
psfabll.li lilst'lillio to,,,!,!!,,,,.! he!,, re i'l,.. r,. '
.It-riiiiil lt,;iel,ir ol n, ,,m, e , i;luh
J!) ,. """"" ''Ii ''") ill Novctoiicr;
llnnniesawlln,.a,c: K,.hoi C. fiii,.f
if I'ortUn.l, Orcaon: Jamea Miotic i "',,
louil. flrei.,.,1. All..,. I,.. i .. ' ori
or;:!,;,i,; .vnf,,,,,, ii i'liivcii, ' ot nl.' ii:;;;;;;;
,ij t i r""""'" :ll.inltl(r a.llersely u,.
o e-.vo .loser hcl liin.ls nrc re.,,,,, id l il,,. t !
clalma in thla ollic- mi r U t .re l.i ci. '., '.'
ol Novmlar, l!l.. ....... .,
Al.liKIINON H. lillKHl:i, licnlsiBr.
COUsNTY HUKVIiVOU'fj NOI'ICK
om us of Count! Hu.-vejnr of c.,liimi, c0
... ... , Helen", (lr , July 'Ai l'.,'
Noivles. J. V IVlcrsou, J, k. Ja, , . r
YOtl arc here .., ti.,1 H...I .1.... ,. , : ,. ,o"'
Jr., thu owner ui the V,,,r 1 i ' . "" ''""I''
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xl !St. Ifclcns,
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cast ,iiarlcr ami a inicl, in J , ,
v
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leroi Hi.. .,.o,l,.i , ; . . 'I'l'ir-
alilp 0 norlli, r,.,,,, h vv.'rt, IV , . t L'',,,',?.!';
llH-safiir,. aiTl-s ' "J""- ". "'.. "(Miii.ii.ri
railway- rluht of vray; thence eaaterlv nh,,,., to l,e alleci.,.1 I... u .:. , . '" "," I'lirill
-i-... ., . - . . in, -in . miry. !v
urciion, to survev so. I ,.i.i..i.ii. .. . ... ""l.v
corn. r. of ti, ,(,,,r , , , ' , ,
oioi.llniice will, .a, r,k,r, I ulll I ,. ,,,,, I',,
i'r-.isc, thcs-jii, ,iy r 7o ' ' , '
Kl.laal.1 aurycy.a,,,! will lliiil t r, ' '
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Curlier 3!th ...nl t4l,. .u. ctl itt the r,ni,t :1J .,( the KtWm.
A first class uifKleni hotel, at the most rca.wuablc
rates. A family hotel, where guests from the
country .nay be assured of KOfMj treatment. In
ctinnectionvvn!. the hotel will bc fm,i the most
rcasouahleoricefl first class restaurant in the city
of Ioitlaiul. Spec.al accommodatiouf, fur large
a.iulK'S, Get your dinner at Tun I'A.RMOirVr
before entenng the Krounds, an.l avoid the high
prices msulc restaurants arc comiK-lled to charge
rrriKiAriarouisrT,
Cor.aoih and (Jpshur St.
l'OK l'OKTI,ANA DAII.Y
Steamer
alxtK (SO) feet to ihe center of the Ht
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