THE OREGON MIST.
I'Bltrd Ktulri ind County Official Paper!
St. Hkikw, January 1, 18SJ2.
LOCAL AND GENERAL,
linnet court will bo itf elon nt
Monday ni Tueway.
Thk MiHTOontalm 11 the important
county new
a full linn of rubber ood t N. A
l'erry'i, Houltoii.
Mr. fi. it. Jonca. of Lower Denver,
wa caller al tli 'e Tuostlny lust.
Blank note ami receipt book at Mil
ofllce for nilo chei. ,
Mr. Chiirfoe Muckle U having now
fence built around hi residence.
The latent novel anil other choice
reading matter nt the drug store.
The dunce at the Oriental hotel flat
urduy night was a very pleasant affair.
Kdwin Koa be a flue assortmentof
French candle.
Clothing, first elms and best quality
at Terry'. Honlton.
Paul Itaupach, of Reuben, lias been
' appointed executor of the eatata of
Thereula Kuuttach, deceased,
Oaoitr Aiken, of Bunker hill nude
final pnwf on his homestead Wrdnee.
dHy. Witneases, 8. 8. Way and J, W.
Campbell,
Captain Lammit Is having a new
fence constructed around hi realdenee,
which add greatly to Hie appearance
of the property.
A number of St. Helens boy at
tended the ball at Houlton Friday
niKht lat and reiwrt having a splen
did time.
Jasper Graham of Rainier made Una)
tmmf on hi homestead entry Mondity
with C. 8. R. V.libi:ru and William
HolmeaaawituiHHMsa.
Day, tlie Cowlitx county mnrderci
wa denied a new trial by Judge Bloom
field. There la but one. alternative for
thi cold blooded murderer, and that it
to hang. :. ,...
JliKik conaiatingof Piekena' "Utile
a'aul," Orimm'a "Fairy Talea.'-R.ihin-on
Cruaoe," "Gulliver' Travel."
AVhiiW l'ooin, Kct., at the drug
aioio, cheap.
A neweohnol district, Ni 48,lia
twoi! etbliihel adjoining the Kainiur
ilietricU Also tlistilct No. 49, ueai
Iiuxton, On the HHUboroaud Veruouia
Tond. .
We are informed that an effort will
tie made to change the nam of the
Houlton postoilee. Juat what the new
iiatnsprtiooeed la we are uot able to
ay at present. ; ,
W. J. Mucklo & Co. will refund the
money for any article f jewelry sold
.y them, which do uot wear five
vcara they have flue assortment of
jewelry ou hand and no mistake.
Our friend the lliiiHboro Indepen
dent baa turned an elaborately illu-tra-ted
New Year edition which reflect
a great deal of credit upon it manage
uuml and the town and couuly In
which It i published.
Tlie democrat of Oregon will hold a
convent inn in Portland on January 8
and 9, for the purpose of organising a
a'ate aoeivty ol democratic club. On
the evening of the fill Ihe banquet of
the Tauimany society will beheld in
A i ion hail. Democrata from all over
tho tte are invited..
Dr. Hall, of Clnti-kanio ha our
thank h r a neatly enveloped packafff
f hi holiday unt'ting. "A friend in
need i a friend Indeed," corl plaster.
This i (omethiug that will (tick to you
ahethcr you stick to It or not.
Wa are glad to place the Pacific
Builder on our exchange list. It i
imblished at Portland iu the intereit
of (be builder' exchange and ia
splendid effort on the part of it pub
lisher. Ws announce the marriage in th
!hritian church, in San Joee, Cal.,
or December 30, of M i Helena H'Jl
luau aud Jude H. Grant of Sacra
mento. The bride ia well known in Col
umbia county, having roeided heia for
jumnv ycanand ha many friend all
over the tnte. The groom i Judge of
the tiieiior court for the diirict of
Hucramento and was at one lime a
resident Of Portlaitd. Thk MiT ex
tend congratulation to Judge and
Mr. Grant. Their future home will
In- in Woodland, near Sacramento, Cal.
The Northern TacKlo Railroad com-
Jiany are constructing a depot at
foullon 18x24 feet., Houltou, ha
lung Until in wed of thi structure
and iU citizen seem jubilant over tho
advent of a new building for the ac
aiuMMiiodatiou of the traveling public.
We have recoivod a Copy of the pro
gramme of the Christmas cantata, at
Clatskaoie, and from the amount of
artistic work diaplayed on the same
tho cantata should havo been a sue
rca. lintweeu t he effort of our friend,
tho Chief, and Dr. J. E. Hall Hie pro
jtnwmtie ia very coinplote. Thanks.
Commence the new yoar by sub
scribing for Thk Miht. It contain all
the imoortant local a well a official
new of the county. You cannot af
ford to be without the paper from the
louuty seat, a it la impossible for any
other to furnish report of the antoiat
b'tmineu of the county.
County court meets ou Wednesday
next. A large amount of business will
coma up at tlii term. Tho road super
viwira aud clerk and judge of election
will lie apiKMiiiod aud tho adjustment
of taxes will be gone through with.
There will be a great deal more busi
ness for tho county court to attend to
than iu aty term for a long time.
The wedding of Hon. Marshall
funning, private secretary of Postmaster-General
Wanamaker, and Mr.
Isabel McBride Palmer, daughter of
JudKO John R. MoBrideand niece of
0. W. and T. A. MuBride, took place
in San Francisco on Christmas day.
Mr. and Mr. Canting and family are
spending a few day in St. Helen, the
guest of Mr. Cushing' aunt and uncle,
Mr. and Mr. Wm. H. Dolman, after
which they leave for their future home
In Washington, Ii, C;
What' the matter with the superin
tendent of street that he doea not fix
some of the many dangerous holes in
the sidewalk. There i no lea than
half doxen broken plank within
radius of two blocks from the court-
house north and west. These holes
are caused by horse and cattle being
allowed to roam at large at night, and
the city council siiouid pus an onlln
ance compelling stock to be kept tip
at night. During the day there i
travel enough to keep them off the
luewnlk.
Did anybody notice that since the
county court caused an abstract of all
the land in the county lo b made in
order that it might be aeed and
tnxe collected thereon the owner who
have avoided paying tax on thi land
are now rushing their patent from
the government in to the county
clerk' ollice to be recorded. See th
list of deed recorded ; in another
column. Non -resident can no longer
avoid paying their taxes.
The wife of one of our moat promin
ent farmer got mad lat Saturday, be
cause her husband refused to buy a
pair of Ear Drops of W. J. Muckle A Co.,
md on her arrival home, baoke every
ilieh in tho house and kicked the cat
plumb up the chimney. She done
rght.
CLATBKANIB NEWS.
Christmas day wa a merry one in
leed in thi town. Snow covered the
ground in the morning and led were
brought into use, furnishing plenty of
aniuseinanl for botli children and
adult, while the battle with enow.
ball made the town ring with shouts
and laughter, indicating more sport
than had been enjoyed this winter.
When th day ended tlie snow soon
disappeared, but it made day long to
be remembered.
Mr. and Mrs. W.C. King snd son,
Everett, came over from Apiary to en-
Joy the Christmas festivities Willi
Grandpa and Grandma Jones, who
seemed very ttlnd to have them there.
They returned Monday,
Mirae Fannie and Abide Bryant
reached home from Centralia on Fri
day's boat, and will spend a week visit
ing parents and friend. Their kiater,
Maud, is also bore, having reached
town in time for the Christina Eve.
exercise.
Mr. snd Mr. Harri and family
came in on the steamer Wednesday,
a tor an elmenoe of about a month.
Mr. and Mr. Phil Stout, of Pea
View, are gueete of Mr. and Mr.
Myei at the Central, and Mr. and
Mr. C. A. Himiiel.
George Tii benor i down from Port
land (pending a few daye with parent
aud friend.
A new barber is now in town doing
huliie in the txtstoflle room. He is
a valuable acquisition to the town and
a clever gentleman.
E. O. Spurgeon is looking over his
old tranipingground,afUr an absence
of a year.
W. A. Edgerton and Ed Page spent
moat of laat week in Portland laying
in a cnpply of goode.
The Conycre establishment had
quite a large Christmaa trade and
made many of the little people happj.
TUB CAKTATA AND TRRB.
Not for many a year, if indeed, ever
before, bus our town witnessed a
elaborate and satisfactory a Chri.tmas
entertainment aa the one held in Con
vers lull ou Thursday evening last.
Preparations had been going on for
some time, with a view of giving a
Christmaa cantata called "Santa
ilau," written by W. H. Doane, and
a committee ehoaeii for the purpose,
also provided a Christmaa tree and had
the hall gracefully festooned with ever
green wreathe extending along each
entire side of the halt, while in front
and back could be seen in alibiing
letter, "Merry Christmaa" and "Wel
come," Additional platform room waa
provided in order to give the cantata
in front of the Christmaa tree. At 7:30
p. ni. the ball waa crowded and stand
ing room waa at a premium. E. W.
Conyera, aa chairman, called the meet
ing to order anJ announced prayer by
Rev. Coate, after which Mr. E. C.
Blackford at the organ, started the
prologue, aud soon the curtains were
drswn aside, revealing a chorus of
about forty person, who at once ang j
tlie opening clmru, "Happy Greet
ing," promptly followed by tbq differ
ent solo, duet and chorusea in the
cantata. Thn musio throughout wa
sprightly and wa Interaperaed here
and there by dialogue part aa the
Frost King and Santa Clan were in
troduced. In rendering theae part
the palm waa, by universal consent,
carried off by Mabel Blackford, who, in
the character of "Mirth," displayed
wonderful ability for one so young,
and brought down the house, curpria
ing and d -lighting the entire audience.
The character of Love, Joy, Peace and
Hoie looked charming hi their white
robes, while the goddess of dreams
and the th ee fairies in white, with
their wiugo, looked like creature from
some other p'anet who had atopped iu
to give sest and variety to the enter
tainment. All the characters did well,
and the way the music was rendered
surprised while it pleased all who
listened. At the conclusion of the
cantata the curtain wa drawn back of
the performer revealing a beautifully
trimmed and well lighted Christina
tree laden with ornamenta and pres
ents. While thi waa being admired,
package of confectionery were passed
through the audience, after which the
present were taken from and around
the tree to be given out to th persons
whose name they bore. At about 10
p. ra. the exercise were conoluded
and the audience dispersed to talk of
the entertainment and see what Santa
had been kind enough to bring them.
STEWARD CHEEK.
Mr. Kemp has ued Bonaon Bro
for f 100 damage, in juetioe Lee'
court. Mr Kemp claim thafcthe log
which Mr. Don son wa running down
Beaver eloiigu tore away om of his
meadow land. The reault of the trial
i. wiLwl with interest by farmer and
loggere, both on the Beaver and the
Clatskanie.
Fisk and Johnson are putting ome
Cue piling into the slough from Mr.
Anderson's place;
Every one ecmcd to be happy at
-OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT!
JT. BE.
Groceries
AND
Provisions.
FRENCH CANDIES, CHEWING
Alo general assortment of NOTIONS
the Christmas tree entertainment. The
tree looked very pretty and the dull
and toys which it contained pleased
the children amaaeingly. One of the
newly married couples received a baby
and clothe complete, and Mr. C. J.
wa the proud recipient of a large po
tato (elected perhaps from Mr. Kemp's
immense crop. There were many use
ful and some valuable present received.
The recitation were good, especially
one by Mis Ethel Butter, entitled
"Which one shell we drown." At tlie
close of the exercises and distribution
of present Mr, Young spoke a few
minutes and announced that on the
next day, Christmas, there would be
served a Christmaa dinner free for
everybody, at the school house, ac
cordingly the next day, though a little
stormy, there gathered, about noon,
nearly one hundred sheet. The
children washed each others faces in
the snow, while the old folks prepared
dinner. Everything paased off pleas
antly and it was near 4 o'clock be
fore the hungry were foil and the con
gregation dispersed to their several
houses. ' v'::-
Mr. Fditor if you will allow ns space
in your valuable paper we shall try
to answer thequestiona of ''A Member"
of the I. O. G. T. lodge oext week.
Num-Skuix.
HAINIEIl.
Christma haa come and gone and
with it many pleasant remembrances.
The exercise at the hall were well
attended aud were quite entertaining
The programme waa Hue. Borne ojion
ing remark ami a abort prayer by
Rev. Butiman; next a cantata, and last
hut not Wait, the unloading of the
Christmas tree of its beautiful and
varied assortment of. fruit, all of the
children within pronouncing Santa
Claua a very liberal old man.
Tliere will be a sociul dance New
Year's Eve., at Masonic hall, to see
the old year out and the new one in.
Farewell, 1891 f
Will and Frank Pomeroy are borne
from Corvallia for the holidays.
Rupert Dibblce ia enjoying hi Va
cation at home.
Miasea Carrie and Ethel Dibble are
spending Ihe holidays in Portland.
8cbol will begin ou Monday alter
New Yeara.
Heveral of otir people attended the
I. O. O. F. ball at Maryaville, and re
port a grand affair.
We Just had enough anowon Christ
m morniug to poil a green Christ
ma and to give the children a merry
game of anow balL It ia needles to
say they availed themaelve of the op
portunity. A the wires are down on account
of the torm and newa very limited
The Mist will have to await better
weather for a very readable letter. '
We desire to say to our citizens, that for
years w liavo been selling Dr. King' Now
Discovery lor Consumption, Dr. King's
New Life Pills, Bucklen's Amica 8alve and
Electric Blitrra. and have never handled
remedies that sell as well, or that have
givan such universal satisfaction. We do
uot hesitate to guarantee them every time,
and we stand ready lo refund the purchase
price, if satisfactory result do not follow
their us. These remedlea have won their
(treat popularity purely on their merits.
For sale by Edwin Rom, dmg(dt '
.. M0T1CE.
All persona indebted to me will kindly
rail and aettla up, as I ant anxious to bal
ance my book. Unsettled accounts will
be placed in tlie handa of a collector Jan
uary lot. HARRY It. CLIFF. M. D. .
Dissolution of Partnership.
Node Is hereby given that H. P. Wat
kins lias retired from the firm of W. J.
Muckle A Co.. doing business at Rainier,
Oregon. All debts due said firm , will be
navable to, and all debt due from said
hrim wiUbepaidby jgFCKLK A CO.
Rahikr, Or., Nov. 17. 1811. dllja
ThBCelBlratedFreQcHare,
la Solo o a .
poaiTiva
aUARANTEl
to cure anr form
otnorvoiM a I
or any dlionluof
th f cocmUv or-
gam oi iiuoriwx,
whether ariilux
f ruin tboexoeu! ve
waof StimuUata, AFTER
TMboeoo or opium, or ihrouftnyotiuuui mai
tlon, over Induljp'iic, it ,uch Lomo( J
Power. Waketiilnm. Bearlui down Paint I
back, Seminal Weak nwi, llymai la. Karroo Prca-
tratloa. Nocturnal Kmlulooa, 1-e.ioarrhora. bla-
eineatjWeas Moinory, ixmoi rower ana impo
tency. whlrb If neuleoteil often lead to prematura
old aire ami Inutility. Price i.uo a box, t boxes
for 16.(10. Kent br mall on raeelnt of nrlee
A WRITTEN OUAKANTEK Is Rivra for
very I S.00 order reoetred. to refund the money If
a formation euro la not eneeted. We hv
thouundaof Mtlmonlala from old and voting,
of both km, who have beea per'naneatly rurra
btbeuMof Anhrodltlne. Cirrnlarfree. AddrcM
THE APHRO MEDICINE CO.
W!tru Branch. Box W. Poan an, tm.
For sale by EDWIN KOSS, Druggist,
St. Helens. Or.
Natloa Croaitora.
Notice Is hereby given that the county
court of Columbia county, Oregon, aitting
In probate, did on tbe 28ra day.ol December,
1111. appoint me executor of the will in the
CPtatoof Thereat Raupaeh, deueaMd. 'AH
perxona having claims against oaid estate
will present, them to mo at tbe ofllce of
Moore A Cole, in Ht. Helena. Columbia
eountv, Oregon, on or before rlt moatha
from ihe flt hereof, duly verified, secur
ing to law. PAUL RAUI'ACH;
Executor.
Dated December 1 1801.
i BEFORE
SWGJEES,
-DEALER IN-
A 0KNKRAI. ASSORTMENT OF
Chewing and
Smoking Tobacco.
A Fine line of ,
AND NUTS
too numeroti to mention.
CALL AND SEE US
St. Helens, - - - r
MR. GODFREY'S GOOD LUCK.
tie is Not Afraid of Advertising
Doctors.
He Had Rheamatlsm and Was
Cared by One With Electricity.
' (Orefonian, Deo. 28, 1891.)
That the Dra. Darrin have effected
extraordinary cures after all efforts else,
where have failed, i a fact opported
by the itroneeat evidence. Their cure.
moreover, are rapid and peimanenl,
Mr. (iodfrey ia a contractor and builder,
and ha lived ia Portland the past aix
teen yeara. Hi word can be relied on
aa a man of truth and veracity. Read
his comments on Dr. Darrin :
AX OPBH CARD.
To the Public: I hold it to be the
duty of every man to tell the truth,
though some are ashamed to say they
have been to an advertising doctor. I,
for one, am not. For years I have
been a subject of severe rheumatism
Not long go I wa taken down o I
could scarcely walk or move, and sleep
waa out of the question. I wa helped
to Dr. Darrin'a office, where his great
Electric cure wa applied. A few
treatment has ao far cured me that I
am out in all kind of weather. I now
sleep well, and feel like a new man. 1
reside at the corner of Sixteenth and
R streets, East Portland, and can be
referred to in person or by letter.
F. W. GODFREY.
LISTEN TO Da. DARRIM'S OFFER.
Dr. Darrin continue to treat all
classes, the rich and poor alike, free of
charge, at 70 J Washington street, Port
land Or., from 10 to 11 A. M. daily.
Tho-e willing to pay, from 11 A. M. to
5 P. M. ; evenings, 7 to 8; Sunday, 10
to 12 A. M., at one-half hi former
price. He gives free and confidential
examination to all at the office or by
letter, lie treats all curable chronic,
acute aud private diseases, with elec
tricity and medicine. The cure of
private diseatea, such aa secret errors
of youth, irregularities in women, or
female troubles, ini potency, stricture,
aud other disease of a delicate nature,
guaranteed and never published. The
cure of deafness, catarrh, bronchitis,
consumption, dyspepsia, skin diseases,
liver, kidney and pile a specially.
Surgical operations scientifically and
successfully performed if necessary.
Out-ol town patients treated with un
failing success through correspon
dence; one visit desirable, but not
necessary. Medicine sent safely and
free from observation to any part of
the country. Write for symptom
blank aud circular.
One Dollar Weekly
IJnys a good gold watch by our elub sys
tem. Our U-karut gold-tilled caaea are war
ranted for '10 years. Kine Klgin and Wal
iham mtvcirent. Stem wind and xet.
Lady's or gent's aiie. Kauai to any S50
watch. To secure agents where we bave
none, we sell one of the bunting cae
watches for the club price 128 ami send U.
O. D. by express with privilrgeof examina
tion before paying for the same.
Our agent at Durham, N. C, writes :
"Our jewelers hare confessed they don't know
how you emu furuth tuth work for the money."
Our agent at Heath Spring, 8. U., write:
"Your watches lake at sight. The gentleman
who got the last watch said that he examined
and priced a tewelcr a watches In Lancaster,
that wen no batter than yours, but the price
was Its." ......
Our agent at Pennington, Tex., writes:
"Am In receipt of the watch, and am pleased
without measure. All who have seen It say it
would be cheap at 144." ..
One good reliable agent wanted for each
place. Write for particulars.
Kmpibs Watcm IX, New York.
PiutUa, Orasva, A. P. Armstran. Prig.
SCU4MN t UAPITAS. BUS. UUia.KUa, MUCH, VJ. '
ef stadr. ssbm nus of tuition.
Business, Shoirthasd,
H-ls smsKmi Ihrauihout Um j sr. Str JBV fij a
MasnrUm tauOafiu fra'. (tha - k ra
Administrator's Sale.
' Notice is hercbv a-iven that nnrenant to
an order of the county court of the State of
Ore con for Columbia county, made on the
JOth day of July, Ai D. 18U1, the under
.dined administrator of tbe eft to of K. L.
Kr. deceased, will sell at nublio auction.
to I lie highest bidder for cash in hand, or
for one-half co.h and the balance on a credit
of one year, the same to be aeenred by
mortgage upon the land sold, at the court
house, door in the town of tit. Helen, Co
lumbia eountv, Oregon, on Tuesday, tbe
9Klh day of January, A. V. 1802. at the hour
of 2 o'clock P. M. of said day, tho following
described real Jiroperty belonging to the
estate of N. L. Berg, deceased, to-wit: The
southwest Mot section 4 m township 6
north, range 5 west, and also the southeast
W of section 4, in township 6 north, range
5 west, situate in Columbiacounty, Oregon,
and containing three hundred and twer ty
acres, more or leas, according W IJoltcc
States survey. A. M. I1KRO.
Administrator of said cs ate.
St, Helens, Oregon, Dec. 3, 1831 . d4jl
Key West-
AJ1D- ,
Domestic Cigars.
GUM,
OF ALL KINDS.
AND ASK OUR PRICES.
Oregon.
PORTLAND 3IAEKET8.
Tbaraelars Dee. SI.
raoDi'ta, raeiv, rrc.
WHBAT Valley. It W: Walla Walla,
II S5 to tt VJ'i per cental.
KLOlUt-Standard, 5; Walla Walla,
f I AO; graham, 14; superfine, $3 per barrel.
O ATM New, 40($ 13c per bushel.
II A Y- f ItfarlA per ton.
UILIXTUFV Bran, MtV); sl.orta,
SkZ : chop feed, 1(0U per ton, barley ,
J0 iK?rto:i.
BUTTER Oreson fam-v creamery. 37(2
40c; fancy dairy, Klc; fair logiHxl, Sttr.-7i'
ouiiimoii, vxgta'ic ; J
Kastern, ZafSlc per
nound
t;tlEE.lE-Oregon,
imuc; Eastern.
lie per pound.
Ki
iO-8232Uc per dozen.
POULTRY-4Jld-kcns. S3 00 to M 50:
ducks, V all to so fw; geese, iz per dozen :
turkevs. 14c ner nound
d.
v H t A iri i-aooape ,
nominal. SI
(All oOner cental imilons.SOcWsl percental.
potatoes. 4Ofe00c per sack ; tomatoes, 40 to
hilp tir lylY.
FUi:iT8-Apples, 75 to 1 25 per box .
st aii,s uaoreuim.
COFFEE Costa Bira. 21c; Ilio. 20c;
Salvador. 21c; Mocha. 0c; Java. 2'c; Ar
bui kif's, 100-imnnd esses. 21 He per wund.
att'OAB poiden C,4e; extra C, 4c;
graiialated, fc.
BKAN.) Small whites, SWc; pink. 3c;
bayos. 4c; butter, 3c; ilmas, 4c per
pound. '
HOSEY 17J to Me per pound.
SALT LiTcrHXl,l4 WtollftSO; stock
111 to $12 per ton in carload kits.
SYHUP-Kastern, in barrels, 42to4Ae;
to ado per gallon ; 2 25 U) 12 SO per keg ;
California, iu barrels, 30c per gallon ; 1 75
per keg.
KICK IS 73 per cental.
TBI KIAT N1IIIT.
BEEF Live. ie ; dresses!. to Be.
MUTTON Live, sheared Zz ; dressed ,
7c.
HOGS-Mve. 4Jto.'ic; dressed, 6c
V KAL I to i)c iier pound.
SMOKED MEATS AN l LA RD East
era ham. 12 to 13c; other vat it-tips. 12Kc;
lard, compound, 10c; pure, I'm to 13c;
Oregon, 10 to breakfast hacon,
13 to lie; sin iked bacon, 11 to llc.
DEAFNESS,
ITS CAUSE3 AND CURE.
Scientifically treated by aa anrist of world
wide renutation. Deafness eradicated and
entirely cured, of from 20 to 30 yeara' stand
ing, atler all other treatments nave failed.
How toe difficulty is reached and the cause
removed fullv explained in circulars, with
atUiiavita ami testimonials of cures from
prominent people, mailed free.
DR. A. FONTAINE. Tacoma, Wash.
THE MUSICIANS' GUIDE.
Everv mnic teacher, student or music
lover should have this volnuw. It contains
212 page of valuable musical information.
with lull description ol over 10.000 piet-ex
of music aud music books, biographical
sketches of over ISO composers, with por
traits and oilier illustration.. Also a choice
selection of new vocal and im-truiueiit'd
tnuic and other attractive features. Upon
receipt of eight 2-cent stamps, to prepay
postage, we will mail free, a copy of 1 lie
Musicians' Guide, also a sample copy of
Brainard's Musical World, containing S2.00
wortli of new music and interesting reading
matter. Auurcss
TUB S. BRAINARD'S SOX8 CO..
- Chicago, 111.
NeHiew Crextttwa.
Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed. Mary liraim, has been duly np
minted administratrix of the estate of VYil
ium It Ilraim, deceased , by tbe eountv
court of the state of Oregon for Columbia
county, and that letters have beea duly is
sued lo her. All persons having claims
against said deceased are hereby required
to present them with the necessary voucher
within six months from the date hereof to
the said administratrix at her home near
Scappoose, Columbia eonntv, Oregon
MAKY HKAI.vr.
Administratrix of the estate ef William
R. Hraini. deceased. dlljS
Dated Deo. 10, 1801.
NOTICB FOB rt,Bl,ICATIOSJ.
Land Office at Oregon City, Or.t Dec. 21, 1KB1.
Kotice la hereby given that the fol'owing
namad settler has flled notice of his Intention
to make final proof in support of his claim and
that said proof will be made before the County
Clerk of Columbiacounty, at at. Helena, Oro-
(OB, on reoruarr i, IK92, vis:
FRANKLIN B. GILTNER.
Ilomestead entrv No. S072. (or the nV of sec
S9.tp4n.rtw. He names tlx tallowing wit
nesses to prove nis continuous resioence upon
and eultlvallon of said land, vis: John Thomp
son, J. W. Campbell, William Hoas and A. II.
Deardoff: all of 8cappoose P. O., Columbia
county, Oregon. J. T. APrERSOX,
JlfS Keslsler.
NOTICE rB rsjBl.lCAriO.1.
Iand Offlce at Oreeon Cltv. Oreron. Dee. . lftfll.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has flled notice of his Intention to
make final proof In support of his claim, and
that said proof will he autde before the County
Clerk of Columbia county, at St. Helens, Oregon,
on January ja.iiwz, vw:
UENHY POTTER.
Ilnmestead entrv No. 6S03. for if of see. 4.
tp t n, r 2 west. He names the following wlt-
nessestn prove his continuous residence upon,
and eultivatiou of, said land, vis: Uustave H.
Siereks, Frank M.Tompkins. Julius Ziesmann
and Alexander T. Creecy: all el Kcappoose, Co
lumbia county, Oregon. . T, AFi":isu..
dUjlS Kegister.
NOTICE f OB PUBLICATION.
Land Offlce at Oreeon Cltv. Oresjon Doc. 1. 191.
Notice Is herehy given that the (ollnwlng
named settler has Hied notice of his intention
to make Hual proof la support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the county
clerk of Columbia county, at St Helens, Oregon,
on January , vis: .
CHARLES C. CLARK.
Homestead entry No. 6506. for the sw 4 of sec.
28. tpSn. ri west. He names the following
witnesses to prove Bis continuous resilience
upon, ana cultivation , sam lami, via: A.
Cusbman. F. Bishop, O. C. Jacquish and R. R,
Foster; all of Reuben P. O.. Columbia county,
Oregon. dltii J. T. APPKRSON, Resistor.
NOTICIB rOB PI UblCATle.H.
Land Office at Oreeon Citv. Or.. Dee. S. 1W1.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has flled notice ol his intention
to make gnat proof In sutiiiort of his claim, ami
that said proof will be made before the County
t;ierK ot t roiuinoia county, at si. ucieus. ur., ou
January , imrj, vu:
MART1S B TltPPOt.D.
Hnmestaod entrv No. 7150, for tho ne of see.
11. ttitn. r ( west. He names the follow Ins
witnesses to prove his continuous residence
upon, nan cultivation of, said land, vis: R.
Rclrhardt, Elmer K. Grindle, I. P. Yonn ' and
William C. King; all of Apiary. Columbia
county, Oregon. J. T. APPKRSON.
dlljl Kegister.
- NOTICE,
My son. William E. Bonner, having left
home without my consent. I will not tie re
sponsible lor any dents lie mav contract.
Ml
KAItAH 1,. nONNKR...
Scappoosc, Or.
Dec. 10, XSSI. dl3-Sm
King Clothiers of the Northwest.
Blue Csrner, IHsrrUaai aael aeeond atreeta. rortland.
. YOUR CHOICE OP ANY
tSiiiit on? Overcoat
IN THE HOUSE
TAILOR-MADE (Jjj C AA TAILORIIADE
TRASH. V 1 Ui V V OLD STOCK.
Boys' Suits and Overcoats, Ages 14 to 19 Years
F. R. CHOWN,
; IMPORTER OF -
- MANUFACTURERS OF -
Sheet-Iron, Tin
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
212 First and cor. Salmon Street PORTLAND-
All OufsSeedsAreTested
Our (jroJogucTellj K5t
11
T. L. Posson & Son. Portland. Or,
W THIRD STREET,
OPP. LADD &
Yon are respectfully Invited to call at the office ot the
0RE60IJ
And examine our list of Properties , the finest and best
o( which ia
Hawthorne's First Addition to Portland,
EAST SIDE.
LOTS 50X100 FT. PRICES S700 TO $850 EACH. TERMS
LIBERAL.
Parties who desire to visit and examine this property vtill Dad ooratent and team ready at any
time free of expense.
We slso nftr 10 ?a-acra tracts betonetna to
the Hawthorne estate at HiLLsnoao, Wanhiuston
oouniy, 14 miles west of f'orliaod, oue hours ride
bj' rail, three times daily.
CLXFTOlsr HILX. COLOISTY.
Whitb Balhom. Wash, Augiwtao,
ThU t.tnMrrlfv that ttMi "(Inmn Homestead ComnaBV" has seenred for us rood and well loesU'd
homesteads, roqiilrinr little, if any clearing, with arst-elass soil, well adapted to ((rain ami ve
tables, as well as to the production of every variety of grain anil fmitslhiU can be grown in lull
tornla, Oregon and Washinirton, and we have located thereon. Said homesteads are situated tia
the Washington side of the Columbia river, convenient to the landing of a dally line of steamers,
and opposite to IIoodRlvrrststlon, ou the line of th Union I'aciBc railway, 65 miles east of the
city ot Portland. W cordially xeearameud our friends and others to join our colony, r
; (Signed,
There are now sixty settlers ia -the eoloaiy an, claims enough for 10 to IS more families.
' ad abtain lull partloulara, -
We are also locating a colony about three miles
eiu
Alao a colony at Illllsbom, Or. on 1
M aera farm miles from at. Helena, all good
spriugs, new iwmsiouse, anuwi
We have thelarvHrt and mot valuable trartaof
h. We receive none for subdivision or sale that we cannot have nndori-ed by tlie leading i-n-denla
of the district in which aaoh lauds are situated. W e reeeiveoone except such as hare sa
absolute perfect title.
We har 200 6-aero tracts near PORT ANOfXKS, WABII., an elevant tract for cutony- .' per
acre; a,ie acres in a body near the above, as per acre. Very liberal terms.
Four Homesteads, AcEach, $130 Each.
We have for sale a beautiful fruit farm of a ISO acres, 80 acres under fenrw. fa acres under milt"
vation. Price 11.600. Terms 1.200 cash, balance on time. With household furniture
horses, rattle, bogs, poultry, wagons aud every thing suitable tor a ftri-clea
faruk, fiSUO. Tertna, 12.000 cash, balance ou Uuo. Call and get
full particulars.
115 acres una cleared land near Roebnrg. Oregon, nearly all level, dotted with beantifal ea
trees. A per sere. Hpendid fruit and grain larm.
On 10-acre tract, near Port Angeles, U per acre. taah. ' ,
Special !-
A party ts forming here to visit the YJnlteel ftveitee att ralsnaklat. Haw lit AwerU-n,
during the mouth of December, to beabseatthreeor four month. Ihe inducements uily.eil
are far superior to those ot California in taw, without the hanlsblps then eudnrnd. The
mines of CailHasiaiiat exceed in ririuie anvever discovered in raxliSairaiiax or veiitii.
The climate isjust thesameas in t'sililaransi, the farming lands raualiig in priifrum f
Centstofl per acre. Produce, any kind of fruit, grapes and graiu gn.wu iu Cailiornia sua
' Oregon, in addition o eoffea, cocoa aud all Ihe tropical fruits.
.::. AMOTIIEK PJtBTT
In forming to visit Sam Ttlrerw and he af Csuaaila, Laiwer Caltfornln (n
Dersmbe., to spend the winter. axlirlng the mines auo examining the f Miniry with a vlw ol
locating a colony of firat-elasslarinets and trut raisers. For full lufonaall b.saud jteont stamp ia
MR. GEORGE E.
Oregon fiomesfiTCo.
HardwarE
Table and Pocket Cutlery
Dairy and Household
Goods.
Cooking and , Heating
Stoves.
and Copper Ware,
- (rOr)
PORTLAND, OREGON.
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B DLL , lv 1 (I
TILTON'S BANK.
GO.
41 acres, Improved term miles sooth of Port
land, nvarClscVaaiM. L'lackamHS station, H. P.
some timber; price fifie per acre, easy terms.
K. k.. aooo nouse. innnaii lenceo. enoo waiei.
8. A. Cares. 4MTst.. Portland.
W. J. Kola, JS Oak St., Portland. ' ;
W. 1. Batks. cor. Kmnt and Hull sts.. Portland.
Cnaa. H. CitiDimN, 'ill Fourth st., Portland.
U. T. Cook. vnr. Fourth and i sts.. K. I'urtUnd.
C. B. Blackwkli.. eur, 4th aud i sis. K. Ponlaiid.
M. W. Kincaid. SM Porter rt., Pnrtlaud.
". ftmctL, tot. Third and Ash sts., rortland.
Call
from Port Angeles. Five. 10 anil 50 acre tracts
per avrv. ,
and 30-acre tracts at f 1M and 1115 per acre.
land, ereek running taroMgh the center, splendid
gamen, iruH tares; sm per acre.
landln the states of Oresroas and TVaafclno
PLACE, Can ofouroftico,
1284
THIRD ST