THE GOLTTHBIAKT.

U. S. OFFICIAL PAPER.

HEWS DEOPS.

Mrs. Ellen Perry lives in tho TaylorHotel.

Capt. Lemont has the finest calf inColumbia County.

Orville Garrison is livinjr near thesite of Moore's mill.

Wan tod 5,000 rails, for vrhich cashwill he paid by Major Adams.

Mr. James has taken Mr. Hancock'splace in the mill as niyht watchman.

Wanted, one, two or three thousandpickets for which cash will be paid.

Lawrence N. Maxwell has Iwen for

some time Postmaster at Pekin, W. T.

George Mfike lrid; don't nil the hillliia niin :l1U for US Ioil" JLS he is Sllll-'le- .cj VT

Mrs. Piatt and Edna, Mrs. Hancockand daughter took tea wkh us Suuday

ve.

James Muckle and wife went downto Skamokawa oa Wednesday to a picciic

Moiey to loan on real estatesecurity by h A. Moore Esi. St. Helen,Oregon.

Mr. Drew lives iu ihe Dturcll House,and Mr. James in MUl rowoa ColumbiaStreet.

Mrs. S. D. Morrison and mother were

down with their spleiidid tea;u of bluet-- ,

on Thursday.Capt. Henderson will sootf move upon

J"h;iny CampUll's place this side of J.T.MeNulty's place.

SL Helen is a large place, because itcontains square miles, at least, we thinkno, if ail do not. 7

Mi.ssf Nellie, artd Calista Moore havegone over to Cedar Creek to visit theirGrandfather Shmtafter.

Judge Marquam says the public roadfrom here to Portland is magnilicent andthe views are grand.

JAr. Spenser, of Cnluuihia City will

aoou remove to Montesauo, V. T. wherehi.s brother has liought a farm.

Capt. Billy Iloyt has got in a bad.scrape, he is hammenitg away at fee.

Helen Uar with the Ok'Iuimmx.Frank MoXulty lately in Si. Hel-e- n

looking as tine as the new dollarswherewith he paid his subscription.

Mr. Htttry Girty has been peeringthe Taylor Hotel to prepare it for rent-

ing rooms to gentlemen --to lodge in.

Win. Slavens killed the other day onyo. lofty tir ue::r his re.-d?u- an eagle;measuring 9 feet from tip to tip.

Mrs. Uoyn cut 22 Sons of hay on herSier pla 'Sirs. Dunham, J ike a sifter,stays with her in her groat sorrow.

Wnu Siaveus au.l his excclle ife

sirs, most aecom .uodatiitg p eople. They.are. very kind to us about our stock.

Thu Muckks are tiiushing with rocks--and Ward t'ujir store at ics elevated

lieight so as t-.- j get it out of the reach of

future floods.

Mrs. Jane "McNulty wa the life of

the encaaipaient a Bunker Hill. There

Wi0 a danci on the turf and singing kc

to enliven the evenings.:Stw Malcolm JttoKiy lately. He

said the biby we waked with a cow

ht.l and foe which u smaller boy got-&co!d- ed,

was growing lustily.

Mr. William Gleiidye and family live

iu the house on Oak Street lately occu-

pied by Mr. Watkins. Mr. Watkins

has moved into a houoe on Cascnove

jStreet. -

verett Grey fixed our wagon-tir- e

y.est,efday. jbvereit is the goJ begiu-n- g

9 a tine young mm, and thy blac'.c-- f

qiith's .trade a good one to developjiiuse' and braijjs.

The Piiladdjjtui Musiad Journal for

May is as full of good tlugs as ever,rontuning the following attractive sheet

music:4 Fairly Caugh.t," " lie giyeth

His B,-love-d Sleep," and TU Old Cal-

lage Clock," all popular yocal selections;Chiuese Serenade," a pleasing melody,

and 44 Evening Calm," an instrumentalromance. 'fh June No. is even moreattractive. It contains the continuation

f Woman aid Artiste," a serial from

the German, of which Adelaide Itistori,tho greajt Italian actress, is tho heroine:musical news; and the following pieces

of sheet-musi- j: 44 1 Remember," by Pin-Kut- i:

44 A Leaf from the Sura v." bv Mey;j i m a "

Confidence," by Mendelssohn; 4i An-

gel's pream," by Lange;and "Litfcl LpxWsiltz." Lv Mnville. A suDidement." ' J 1ft '

omtamir.g the initial instalment of airench novel, translated iiito English,will be given away with the July iiu,iu-Le- r.

Terms: One dollar a year inadvance, or ten cents per .single copy.Published by Chandler Publishing Co.,306 & 308 Chestnut Street, Philadel-phia, Pa,

Pope Creek is blocked up with logs sosmall boats cannot enter much of thetime. Its mouth is a part of Frogmore,and wo insist on its being kept open forboats to enter.

To Whom it May Concern.aBBSM- -

I this day give my sera, Frank S. Carpenterhis time, and n longer have control over him orwill be responsible for his debts or acts.Shanghai Valley, Wash.Ty, Julv 3d. 1832.

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Tka lail'n? Fciantists of to-la- y gTe3thatm st diseases are canned bv diseased Ki.lneyu orLiv er. If, therefore, the lvi hieys and Over arekep t in perfect order, perfect health will be theresu.t. TUm truth has only be.n kn-w- a shorttime and fur years jeojle suffereti jjreat auuywithout beiaf able to find re'ief. Tne discoveryof W.arner'8 S.vfe Kidney an I Liver Cure mirksa new era ia the treatment of th; troubles.Made from a simple tropical leaf of rare value,it c mtain-- i just the element n "cesry to n ur-U- h

an4 invi.irate Imth of thesa jreat organs,an 1 itafelv rat.re an I keep them in order. It isa P.JSITIVVJ IiKmehy fjr all the dis 'ases thatcause pahis iu the lower part of tha b dy forTorjH I Liver Heatl ichis faun lie 3 Diusinest

Gravel Fever. Ai le Malarial Fever, an I

all di.hcultieH of the Ki.lnjys. Liver an I Urina-ry Opitns.

It is an excellent and safe rend ly. for femalesduring l'rtnmcy. Itwillcmtrol Mentr:iati nand is invaluable for Leucorrhx--a tr Falling ofthe Womb. j

As a 151o.nl Purifier it isunenualed, for it curesthe organs that MAKE the bio vl.

This llemedy, which has done such wonders,isputui inthi LAlir;CSTSl2Kl KOTTLKof any me limine upon the ma-ke- t, an I is old lyDni-ist- an 1 all dealers at $1.21 par b tt.le. ForDiabetes, en pure for WAUS KK'S SAFK DIA-UET- S

CU 11 K. It is a POSITIVE iteuiedy.H. H WAE3fa&C0. Roaster rt. Y.

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WDti33 Fof Publication.Land Ori'icE at Van .L; . W. T. I

A:inrt 10lh. 1SJ. I

Ni'tio-- ' :s h : b. 'Vcii tiia' tb- - !.:!. r.viu-namo- d

settler ua. lib ! Ti '.iv:i' of his iiiteuti- - n to makefiua! proof ii n rt of his cl.ii.u, ;i I that s.-ii-J

ir--- f will nia.l- - e th. .lu.lj of the Iro-h.it- .-

Court ;it Ivil.ima, V. 011 .Saturday, Sept.Ifltii. ir'iJ, via: Lr.ni . Carpenter, Hornstea l Application Xo. lli'J'J f.r the W J of X. W.i an I X i of S. V. $ of Sec. 9, Tt. 7 X. It. 1 W.

He names th- - following wi:v s s to pr vehi.scou tin tots rei leuj u;w)ii, and cultivation of,said I:)?, vzt:

U ihiam (Mi uV, of Carrol twi, V. T.Jam.- - H k i.ituu, of 44

Warr.t.Tnnirf j 4f l 44

V."i:i:i li Milting n, x4 " 44

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Nori33 fdr I Publication.tiAXD OFFIca W. T. )

j August 8th, 1SS2. fNo-is- 9 i hereli.y piven that die foil wiu-nai- ue

I ttler h:ts hleil 110 tic of hi inti xitiaii tomake fin il pro f in Ktipp rt of lus c'aim, an 1

that Baid proof wil beiii.ide before the Judgeof the Probate Cwnrt.j at Kalaiua, ok Saturda3,September 4Jth. 1S82, ,vi..

lienjamiii A. letz, Pre-empti- DcaratorySUtemeiit Xo. 1078, for the X of X. W. . theS. H i of N. W. i an I the S. W. of X. E. ofSee 22, Tp. 9 y. Ii. 4 W'.,An I names the following witcesset to prve hiscontinuous resiJenci upon and cfltivatioii of,said lan I, viz:

lieorge F. Slaughter, Chiustian Stuckmeier.Robert Westwick and Henry Oxman, all of UakP.int, Cow itzCo. W. T.

W i.iiam I. Deetzj Pre-emptio- n Declaratory- Xo. 1079,1 for the S. K. of X. E. f,Uie K. of H. K. i and the X. NV. of S. E. i oiS.c. 22, Tp. DX.Il. 4 W.,Ami names the following witnesses to prove hiscontin ions resi ience upon, an I cultivation of,said land, viz:

tieorgj F. Saughtier, Christian Struckmeier,Rolert West wick an I Henry Oxman, all ofOak Point. Co-.vlit- z Co. W. T.

(Jeorge F. Slaughter, Pre-emptio- n DeclaratoryStatement Xo. 103S.ifor the S. W. i of X. W. i,the W. i of S. W and the S. E. of S. V...f Sec. M, Tp. 9 X. U. 4 W.An I inns tii f.illo!'4riii witnesses to prove hicon in 1 jus retidence u;ou. aud cultivativin of,said lan 1, viz: j

Christian Struckireier, Robert Westwick, Beaja.iniii A. Deetz an I William I. Deet;, all of OakPoint, CowHtz Co.,' V. T.

FilKD W. SPARLING, Register.v3nlall j

Notice of Application to PurchaseTimber Land.

I Lakd Office at Vancocve??, W. T.i

j August oth. 18S2. fNotice is rerebyj given that in c Jintjli injei:h tlxe proiiionsof the Act of Congress ap-

prove I June H, 1878, entitled 44 An Act for thesale of Timber Lan Is in the States of California.Oregon, Neva la, anl in Washington Territory,"Wihiam I. Deetz, of Cowlitz Coun'y, Washing-ton Territory, has thi day tiled in this o hce hisapplication to purchiise the South West of Sec.14, Towns ii; 9 North of Lange 4 Wet of theWilla nette Meii lian.

Testim-m- in thi iabova case wi'.l be taken be-fo- re

the J tulg-- i of ihe Prbate Court at Kalauia,W. T. on Saturday, October 14, 1882.

Any an I all pc;rs ns having adverse claims tothe abjve deiciibed Ian I, or any portion thereof,are hereby require I to tile their claim in this of-

fice within sixty ((JO) days from date hereof.FKi'.D. V. SPARLING, Regfster.

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Notice of Application tp PurchaseTimber Land,

Land Office at Vancouver, W. T. 1

j August 5, 1882. fNotice is hereby given that in compliance with

the provisi- - ni ot the Act of Congress approvedJune 3, 1878, entkied i An Act for the sale ofTimber Lands in the' States of California Oregon, Nevada, anlim Washington lerntory,'tfeujaniin A. Deetz, of Cwlitz County, Wash.iugton Terntory, lias tnis oay nlea in tnis officelijs applicotion to purchase the North West i of

14. Townshiu 9 North of lian-- e 4 Westof the Willamette Men lian,

Tes'imony in the above case will he taken be-

fore the Judge of the Probate Court at Kalauia,W. T. on Saturday, October 14 1882.

Any and all persons having adverse claims tothe above described land, or any portion thereof,are herehv required to tile their claims in thisoffice within sixty (60) days from date hereof.

FRED.lW. SPARLING, Register.JvnlaU

WE KEEP IN STOCKTHE LARGEST VARIETY Of

eooaa in the u. s. and can sell.YOU ANY ARTICLE FOR PERSONAL OR FAMXY1"--? IH ANY QUANTITY AT WHOLESALE PRICS.WHATEVER YOU WANT SEND FOR OUR CATA-

LOGUE tFRES) AND YOU W.LI. FIND IT THE3S

MONTGOMERY WARD c CU.227 ft 229 WABASH AVENUE. CWWWi;

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U. S. Land Office.Vancouver, W. T1Julv 27th. 1882.

Complaint having been entered at this Ort'ceby Frederich Geisler agaiust Cormack Hughes foraban louing liis Homestead Entry No. 4269. d; t-e- d

Dec. Slit., 1377, upon the Xorth J of NoithKast J --iecti n 5, Township 9 Xorth, Range 1

W. in Cowlitz Co. W. T. with a view to the can- -celhvti n of sai I entry; the sai I parties are here,by summon.il to appear at this Oiiice on the 5th.day of September, 1S82. at 2 o'clock P. M., to re--8 pon 1 an I furmsri teslixu.uy concerning saia al-leged Abandonient.

PKED. W. SPARLING. Register.n-lj-

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1TOTICE.U. S. LandOkkick at VANCocrEii, W. T. 1

July 20th. 1882. fComplaint having been entered at this lBce by

Joseph Halleck Against John G. Parish for al an-doni- ng

his H omen teat I Entry No. 2161, d; tedMay 2"th, 1R77 njoa the Wet h of South E stSection 30, Township 10 North.'ltange 1 East inCowlitz County, Washington Tenitory, with aview to the cancellation of said entry: the saidparties are hereby s.immoned to appear at thisO tice on the 5th "day of September, 1882, at 2o'elosk P. M., to respond ami furnish testimonyconcerning said a'.leged abandonment.

FRED. W. SPARLING, Register.n31v2j23

Notice ofApplication to PurchaseTimber Land.

Land Office at Vancouver, W. T. IJuly 2"th. 1SS2. f

Notice is hereby given that incmip dance withthe provisi ins of the Act of Congress approved.Tu.ie3, 187S, entitled "An Act for the Sale ofTimber Lands in the States f California, Ore-gon, Nevada, anl in Washington Territory,"Edward J. Searls, ot Cowlitz County, Wash.Ter., has thN nay filed in thU o'.fice his applica-timt- o

purch ite the South i of Nrth VVestan I North h of South West J of Section 8, Town-ship 0 North of Range 1 West of the WillametteMeridian.

Testi.uony in the above case wil be taken be-

fore the Ju Ige of the Probate Court, at Kalama,W. T. on Kri lay, October 6th. 1882.

Anv an I all ei-- s ns havin.' alvcrse claims tothi abve descii eil lan I, or any portion thereof,are h.Teby retpiire to tile their claims in thisodice within sixtv(CO) days fiomdate hereof.

FRED. W. SPARLING, Register.n"1523 '

Notice of Application to PurchaseTimber JLandi,

Land Okficb at Vancoitveo. W. T. JJuly 18, 1882. '

Noti3 i hre'iy givn that in omplianaewith the provisi iih of the Act of Congress ap-prtw- ed

June 3, 1878, entitled "An Act for thesale of Timber Lu te in the States of California,Mregon. Nevad, nd iu Washington Territory'Henry W. Niles, of Multnmah Count v, Oregon,has t "is day tilel in this o.tiee his application topurchase the South J o South West tand S uth

of S uth East i f Secti n 2. Townsh n yNorth of Rau.e 1 East, of the Willamette Me-r- i

lian.Tes imov.y in the abive case will be taken be-

fore the Rester and Receiver at VawouVer,W. T. on Saturday, September ?0th. 1882.

Anv anl all kbobs having adverse claims tothe descibed land, or aw portim tlisreof, arehereby required to tile th iir claims in this oiiicewithin trixtv(60) days f r m ila e hereof.

FRED. W. SPARLING. Register,n jlj28

X'otice of Ap:ilie ition to PurchaseTimber Lund.

U. S. Lanu Office, Vavoocveh W. T. )July 7di, 1882. f

Notice is herehv giv?n that in comp iance withthe provi.-- i ins of the Act of Congress approveddune 3, 1878, entitled " An Act for the sale ofTimber Lan Is in the States of California, Ore-gon, Nevada, and in Washington Territory,Samuel AI. Keenan, of Multn mah County, Or-egon, has this day tiled in this o tice his applica-tion to purchase the West J of North East J ofSec. 12, Township 9 North of Range 2 West ofthe Willamette Meridian.

Testimony in the alve cas? will be taken be-th- e

llegister and Heceiver at Vancouver, W. T.on Saturday, September 16th, 1882.

Any an I all persons claiming adversely to sai 1

descibed lan Is or any portim thereof , are herebyrequired to tile their claims in this oiiicd withinsixty(60) davs from late hereof.

"FRED W. S PAULING, Register.n49jl4

Xoticc of Application to PurchaseTimber Land.

Land Office at Vancouver, W. T. IJuly 14i.h, 1882. f

Notice is herehv g ven that incompliance withthe provisions of the Act of Congress approvedJ.msS, 1878, entitled 44 An Act for the Sale ofTimber Lands in the State of California, Or --gon,Nevada, an I Washington Territory, lJarthol --

mew T. Smlen, of Multnomah County, Oregon,has this day filed in this o hce hi i application topurchase the North West J of Secti nl2. Tow n-

ship 9 Noith of Range 2 West, of the Willam-ette Meii Uan

Tes'imony in the above case v ill he taken he-fo- re

the Register on I Receiver, at Vane mver,W. T. on Saturday. Septemb r 23, 1882.

Any anl all pere ns having ad veise claims tothe ab ive esciibed land, or any portion thereof,are hereby requir d to file their claims in this of-fice within sixty(GO) days from date hereof.

FRED. W. SPARLING, Register.n50j2l

Xoticc or Application to PurchaseTimber Lands.

Land Office at Vancouver W. T. I

July 18th, 1882 (Notice is hereby given that in compliance with

the provisions of the Act of Congress approvedJune 3, 1878, ntided"An Act for the sale ofTimber Lands in the States of Ca ifornia, Ore-gon, Neva la, and in Washington Ten itory,"John L. Davids n, of Multnomah County, Ore-gon, has this day ti ed jn this ortice his applica-tion to purchase the South West 1 of North East

the North East J of South "West i, and theNorth J of South East J of Section 2, Township9 North of Range 1 Kast. of the Willamette Me-ridian.

Testimony in the above case will be taken be- -for.- - the Register and Receiver at Vancouver,W. T. o 1 Saturday, September 30th. 1882.

Any and all persons h.ving advtrse claims tothe.

above described lands, or any p rtion there-- j1 1 1 r 1 11uii m3 iiereuv renuirea vo nie meir uiaiuia 111

It.!.. . X5 5 a fiAV 1 tmm uuice wibnin8ixtt(uujaays iroui uawe, uercuiFRED. W. SPARLING, Register.

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DELEB IN

General Merchandise,ST. HELEN, OKEGON.

A new and complete stock of Goods now Instore. Prices reasonable. Terms Cash.'

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F. A. r.lOORE,Attorney - at - Law,

ST. HELEN, 0EEG0X.

Office River Strest ia front of strand.Prompt Attention Oirsa to Collections, Etc.

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T. A. tl3BRIDH9Attorney - at - Law,

OREG0XCITY, OREGON.

Particular attention given to business beforethe Land Oihce.

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tfnd ataniftforpKc-li- t.

Celebrated Hinlo .rcec!.-:c- ai in? ChotCxi a, at $10 UP. lmbl-bri- c ttit ; .0 r. jl:zl j ana Ureech-lo- si ing iiun. J.n r,an I risiili. of m 't Tnclirh acl Amerirnn.".. e. AU Vi f artinrt lmiilnnnii at-i- l

reqn: l r f"f.Tt"i p rtT ni!V . Cclt'cr Eroccli-'O'vdir- .'r Poutle Cunt f.:

jcGCPti c. enure e co.,712 ft. r '.'l'M. Fa.

St. Helen Lodge :To. 32, A. F. A. M.Regular Meetings the 6rst and third Satur-lav-s

of each ir ti.Sojourning brethren in good standing are

cordially invited to attend. By order oi W. M.JAMES DART, Secretary.

Great chance to makemoney. Those who al-waysCOLD take advantage f

g the good chances formaking money that are

offered, generally become wealthy, while thoswho do n it improve such chances remain in pov-erty. We want many men, women boys andgirls to work for us right in their own localities.Any one can do the work properly from the firs'start. The business will pay more t.au tentimes ordinary wages. Expensive outfit fur-nished free. No one who engages fails to maktmoney rapi lly. You devote your wholetime to the work, or on'y your spare momeu. .

Full information and all that is needed sent c--

Address Stinson & Co., Portland, MainGjanly

I3o.ic3 for Publication.United States Land Office, 1

Oregon City, Oregon, .June 27. 1S82. (Notice if hereby given that the following-name- d

settler has filed notice of her intention tomake final proof iu suprt of her claiai, an '

that said proof will lie made before W. H. Con-yer- s,

CountyClerk of Columbia Co. at St. HelensOregon, on Monday August 14, 1882, viz:Matilda L. Wjnslow, Homestead ApplicationNo. 4702 for the S. E. J of Sec. 2, T. 4. N. R. 3.W.

She names the following witnesses to prov h-- . rcon inuoas residence jupoii, and cultivation of,said laud, viz:

Win. Ri lley, Chas. Briggs, Judge ScthTone,and N. L. Gray, all ol St. Helens, ColumbiaCounty. Oregon.

L. T."BARIN,:Register.n47.30Xoticc of Application to Purchase

Timber Land.U. S. Laud Office at VANcacrE"Wf."T. )

Jun? 24th, 1882. fNotice is hereby given that in compliance with

the provisions of the Act of Congress approvedJuie 3, 1878, .entitled "An Act W tfce sale ofTimber Lan Is in the States of California, Ore-gon Nevada, and in Washington Territory,''Richard J. Trousdalef Cowlitz Coanty, Wash-ington Territory, has thi.H day tiled iu this officehis application to purchase the North & of SouthWest 4 and the South West of South West $ ofS c. 12, Tp. 9 N. R. 2 W. if the WillametteMeridian.

Testi.uony in the above case will be taken lie-fo- re

the Judge of the Probate bCourt of saidCount v, at Kalama, W. T. on Monday, the4th of September 1S82.

Any and all persons claiming' adversely theabove described land, or any iortion thereof, areare hereby required to file their3 claims in thisoffice within sixtv(OO) days from dato hereof.

FRED W. SPARLING, Register.n!7jun30 ;

Xoticc or Application to PurchaseTimber Lands.

Land Officb at Vancottvkr, V. T. I

June 24, 1881. (Notice is hereby given that in compliance with

the provisions of the Act of Congress approvedJune 3rd. 1878, entitled 44 an Act for the sale ofTimber lands in the States of California, Oregon,Nevada, and Washington Territory," GeorgeF. White, of Cowlitz County, Wah. Territoryto purchase the S nth h of North Kast $ and theNorth A of South East of Sec. 2, Tp. 9 N. R. 2W f Willamette Meridian.

Testimony in the above case will be taken before the Judge of the Probate Court at Kalama,on Monday, September 4, 1882.

Anv and all persons having adverse claims tothe above descihed lauds, or any portion thereof,are her by required to file their claims in this office withia sixtv ((X)) days from date hereof.

FRED W. SPARLING, Register.n47jun30

SUMMONSIn the Couxty Court of the State of Oregon for

Columbia County.Janus Muckle an 1 Charles Muckle, partners

under the firm name of Muckle Brothers, Riffs,

.vs. !

D. D. McRae and A. McRae, Defendants.To p. D. McRae, one of said defendants,In the Name of the State of Oregon:You are hereby notified and reuuirod to ap-

pear and answer the complaint filed against youin the above entitled Court, in the bove entitledcause on the first day of the next term of saMCourt which shall commence six weeks or moreafter the first publication of this Summons, towit: on Monday the 4th day of September, A. D18 2, and if you fail so to appear and answer theplaintiff will take judgment against you for thesum of Four Hundred and Fifty Dollars with in-

terest theron since June 1st 1882 and for theCosts and disbursement of this action, and willapply for an order to sell your property whichhas been attached, to pay said judgment.

This Summons is published by order of saidCourt, Hon. F. A. Moore Judge presidingmade on the 3d. day of July 1882.

B. K1LLIN & J. C. MO.IEL AND.Attorneys for Plaintiffs

Dated St. Helens, July 3, 1882.n48j76t

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Columdia Street, St. Helen, Oregon,Is now open for the accommodation if the

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