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About The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913 | View Entire Issue (June 24, 1892)
THE OREGON MIST. llHltfd nil Counly (irileiiil Fupsr Ht. HKWCHH.Jrm 21, 1H92. LOCAL ANI GKNEKAL. Tlio river in rising vry rapidly. WiiiiUmI 01 I to do light housework. Cull at this ulllee. The lies! flavoring extracts at Kilwiu Id mis' urns store. II Varwick, wholesale liqwirdoalor liquor toeiur. Thursday. mil the Model of Portland, wun In town 1 1. Stanwood has purchasei ealoon of J. 8. Ckiiiingv. When you mn) in need of blank linlehoolt, call at TlU Mist oilier. Trnw, 00 cent. Oregon City will ccluhrulo the Fourth. M. A. KwoRor and wife, of Kelso, pent Huuday in Ht. Helens viNiliug relatives. Mr. I). O. Quick nnd win. Will.'of Tolk county, nro vUliliiRCounty Clerk K. K. Quick, of thla titaeo. The elegant residence of Judge Cox li nenring cnmplutlon, ami when thejiponover of the Claititta. About 9:30, finishing louche nre nil put on it will while rottn ling it lmrp curve four be the finest dwelling in the city. Mrt. Ella Iloberta linti been out to look after improvements on her honie tead in Carioo valley lately. Clover hay Is now Isjiug rut, hi id good crop in relxirCcd Ihrougtiout the county. The weather, loo, U favor able, for a wonder. Ir. J. If. Me Bride Mini family, nflef IHSwding several week iu Ht. Holeim other Oregon poiuU, left on the lfllll for thuir home in U'iiictiiiiiiu. They were uccompunied far VicA toriu, B. C. by Hon. (1. W. McBrido,' , A. A. BiiniiioiK, ilK)kiginiher, will rcwaiu hre for IS d.iya more, and continue to furniah lliune (loo cnhiuet i1ioto at 2.00 per d.nen. AU tliot deniring picture nhoiild cull on liiui lie doui only Ike bent of work. TUo exeumiou to Mutlnomali KuIIm ly llio Potter tint 8itlurdJ was well paUxoiixed, Uieie Uiiug oeiuly 5)0 eopl on hoard. Alt iiit Hfty periionit went from fit. Helfiim, and all nay III y t-iijuyod the triii, capuciully the young folk. Eniiuivni Blaine, fcond ma of Jai. O. Blaine, died in Chicago taut Satur day, of blood poitouing. Emmons Illaine wa vice preHidvnt of the Balti more A Ohio railroad company, hav ing nerved iu that capacity for several ye.ir. Hi death came mt nuddu that none of the family were prvacut. Dr. W, C. itilt, ufutrvixiting a num ber f plaeea in Oregon with u view to planting kinifcU permaueutty, went lown to Kaiuiet Wt-dneiuluy tioj got "atuck' on the tow n. lie ramu back nnd imimiliutcly couiniciiccd 'repa ration to move. Dr. Belt xmikh well rcconiiiieiidcd, and we truct the poopl. of tiiatci'.y will wpprceiute having a physician aumiifi them The cilixens of Ht. Helens will give a laiuuet to Judge-elect Moore and family next V-I noeduy night. The judge and family expect to move to Hiilera onie time iu July or Auguat and this haniuet i for the purine of allowing the good will and Irieudahip tiiwurtl III.,.. In l.lu-ir ft-iMiutii. n.i , , , , .. .. M.ra uBwiijlMa liif.'ll,ili,,ii will , , , ., , be issued a soou a possible. Threj young boya wli went from llii place to Multnomah Fall lact Hilnr day on the excursion tailed to return. Thev are Tom Muckle, Nick tiuudUy, and Kd. Ifayburn. It teem thai thene three had l'iuued to "hit the road" for their health, wild had prevailed on m number of other buy to accompany them on their jmiruuy heuce.bnt with out effect. The three are about 17 year old each, and have been prac ticalty doing for themcolve for aonio time, working for a alary and appro priating it to auit themaulreH, conse qiiontly no caue can bo given fur their action only a deairc "to aee Ylie world" in all ita variation, which no doubt will be accomplished to their own ai lidaetion ery aooii. After they have wandered urouud for a time and hud a (ante of the hardships of this wide country, they will fpcedily continue their tramp until they nguin rench fit Helen with their feel harder and their brain more pliable than whou they tartod. ' The Masonic era ud lodge met in Portland last week and elected the following officer: F. A. Moore, grand master; J. C. Moruland, deputy grand maater; M. D. Clifford, senior grand warden; Phil Mutcham, junior grand warden; 1) C McKcrcher, grand treaaurer; 8. F. Clmdwiek, grund sec rotary; J. R. N. Bell, grand chaplain; II. Hick, senior grund deacon; U.S. Strange, junior grand deacon; O. E. Smith, grand steward; 8. May, grand steward ;F. V. Drake, grand orator; E. P. McDuniel grand standard-bearer; Sidney O. Hawnon, grand word bearer ;W. A. Wiltshire, grand mur ahal; J. J. Cauliold, grand organist; flustaf Wilson, grand tylor. Mr. W. M. Terry, who ha been in the drug bmtines at Elkton, Ky., for the punt twelve years, say: "Cham, berlain' Cough Remedy give more a ilisfaction than any other cough med icine I have "Ver sold." There is good reason for thi. N other will cure u cold o quickly; no other is so certMo a preventive and cure for croup; no other afford o much relief in caw-a of whooping cough. For sale by .d Win Ross, druggist, CuiriMit roiiprw u'y that Hie cnmM . tuition are to In I ii ( the Fleetwood around iioiii tim Hound and place lur on the route between Oak point and i omanu ior tne nir)n of running the Inildit off the route. Thin is be- cause the Irulda rufuMid to rulni) the rutr when the comhino wanted them to. "Huloor ruin'' seem to ho the motto of thin coniliinutiou. We hope tho raveling public ulimg the routo will how their good "judgement' by iliscountenuiieltig any such steamboat inonoily, IMui'it I th mime of the now jiost-l "'He just established in Beaver valley, which Iiuh jiiKt jwelvet.1. anlliurityjl (liinkx, etc.. from the department tliii week, aud j now prepared for business. K.IT1I OS THK HAIIi. An Orouoii 1'aclHo Hprclal Huna Inlu a llaml--ar. Last ftuuduy morning m special Imin say I hu Oorvullia Time, wont ovf r to rtthu buv or a nurnoMi hci knnivn i,. llio niiinagonient. On hoard wore W, hi. II aif , Zephin Jnh, J. 1. Bergln, 1 Henry Pupe, of llio Leader, hikI Frunk Jiniles thi side of Ytii ui uk City, the train ran into u liaixl-car, on winch there were eleven people, namely : H. A. l'riH'tt, wife and two children, Lufe Manning, wife and foti children, and Juke Dovinu. The engine came upon them so suddenly that there was no chance of escape and the hand-car was ditched and the unfortunate people atrewii M'rmiHCUouh1y along the track. The entire train passed over them be fore the engine could be stopped, and when the occupants of tlio passenger train ran to the rescue a horrible sight . met their gaze. Mrs. Pruetl' body was completely cut in two and a child of l.ufc Manning was killed instantly. Mr. and Mr. Manning were bo'h bad ly injured and every child ou the cur was maimed for life, having loet either a leg or an arm. Mr. Prnelt and Mr. Deviue were the only ones that es caped serious iiijury. The dead and woundi-d were taken on the train to Yaipiiuu City and everything possible was done to alleviate Die suffering. Physicians were summoned and the shuttered limb of innocent children were amputated uo.l the scenes were hciirt-rcntling ft was the worst acci dent that ever lniiieoed i:n the road, but the company was exonerated from any blam. Cli ATS HANI K. Ml-ses Wheeler and Gilbert, of the Nc balem valley, were iu town the liislof the week. ' Anson Orwig, road U)iervisor in dlst.ict No. i:i, was looking around tor taxpayers and "took Claiskiinie iu" on his heat. (K W. Barnes and wife were visiting Monday a short time while on their way to the Lower NMiuleiu, mar Misbuwaku, to Wl Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Laws. Mrs. N. Tiuxle mid A. Qui; by were In a own aionuMV tvenuiu 10 uise 100 su'smer FW Portluiul and Uugon City to be gone a nwduyc M. A. York goes beforo the board ofox- iipiiliiiiig siirgtions for pension nt Portland Uils week lo l inspected for pen.-loniiblc inability. Mr. York was a good soldier In ie lute civil nnd is considerably dts- bled, so much so that he feels be onjdit to he arsuted a pendon, wbi. h in Ids "cms right and proper. f u i;. . joues anil lainiiy are iuoviiik mm I.. . .. ... u.,.Bll alu.11.,lli ,. house they bought over a year ago on ac count of defect in title. The Ice cream and strawberry festival for the benefit of the brass baud fund la-t Fri day evening was attended by a large inuii herbf our people, who did their bci-t to t ire away cieam, cako uud berries for the beiiellt of the cause. The tables were liber ally and tastefully decorated with (lowers, while the music of the bund added its at traction to collie passers by 10 c. inu in, and entertain I hi in while tbey were inside. The treasury was somewhat replenished also, which mljjht be said to be the main feature of the evening's exercises. The little steamer, Oswego, is in this week after another raft of piling, which is being gut together as lai idly as possiole Jut iib..ve ilie bridge here. It surprises one not uecffS-tomed to such things to see hoir skillfully men can ride that slender looking piling us It flouts In tbe water, in sphe of thu turning and sinking uf tbe pieces as they are trod upon. The belfry of the new school house is cropping out above tbe roof us the building progresses. Our citixens are pleased to see tbe progress made, and ulready take a pride hi couteinpluiiiig tin benefit to tbe di trtet. W. 8. U. Iter has complotcd work on the school buhdlng in the Hai r district and Is now assisting on the Chitskanle building. Professor Wlneett came in on Monday eveutug according to announcement to lecture on music and try to organize a class In music. A number of persons turned out to "take In'' tbe free lecture, but not many felt like organising themselves into a class. Au opportunity is still given, however, by iipplyiug to l''runk Merrill or Or. Hull, who will make known tonus and give what in formation they can. A. J. Myers Is back to town for a few days after having done seeding and hoeing on his claim near Kuck creek. A sad accident occurred last Saturday, easting such a gloom over tha Community us has not been felt in a long lime. Charles Blackford , a boy of 17 years, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Blackford of this, place, went to the Bryant Conway mill to work In the morning and wus sent up the stream n hrt distance lo float down some logs. He did not return for dinner, but little wus (bought of It until his non-appearance ut smiiicr time made his parents anxious alioiithlm. His father and others went up to where he had been sent and found the loirs allout and small bout containing bis , at and vest afloat with them, nicy aij h ' i. ii ..r.... at,A ..it!nr tin once feared for his safety, and getting no oilier t' aee of hlui a number of men volim- leered to drag ibrougb tho water for his J tody. This w6rk was kept ii until late (it "to1'1, renewed KI cuily next morning and continued until about iiuon on Sunday wliuii the hoily wun round at the bottom ot tlio river by K. S. Itryunt, rained and brought tn tlio Ktcnnii r wiiruroiini wheru It was preimrvd for hurbl and then tiikcn lionif. How tliu drowning (ulil Imveoe curred no one known, but it in tuipocd he llH'd In between log.i wbh li covered him keeping lif fit under water, Kunernlnirvieei wer held at the luiiixe at 2:tt p. in., on Moliiluy, presided over liy llev. ira Dver (iirf, after which a laronunilierof relatives and Mciiili followed tbe reinnius to their hint rusllng place In Maplcwnod cemetery. Ilouitoa lias a new blacksmith sin wagon maker with Mr. IIernuton as proprietor lie comes well reconnneiided havliiK hud 15 years' cxierleiieo hi that lino, and has mure work than he Is uble to attend to, Everyenc hero are busy liai Utif and the mowing machines isube heard iu all direc tions. ills Oris Meeker has returned from a kweek's visit In P.irtlaud. Mr. llerrinxton, our enterprising black smith, and family, have moved hi Cupt. Cox's residence, ftev. Vincent preached to a crowded house nt the new Kvalielleul vhuieh here Tuesday evening. The pcoplflof this plaeo are Kolng to have n iaix supper hero soon the proceeds to k towards purchasing a new ortjun (or the church. Mr. Perry linker and family and Detec tive Jus. Harry , of Portland, havo moved here, II nilton Is coining to the front in the way of business. Mr, If. O. Howard lsshlp I lug from one to two cur loads of lumber per iluy.und Kuierson A llalley are Hhlpplng a like umoimt ot their "A 1 " shingles. The trains are playing havoc with the neighbors milch cows here, the train buv lug struck one lit (Jeo. Kelly's throwing It on the platform amidst a crowd of eop!e. Mrs. Cupt. Henderson bus just relumed from a vi.-H to Hahiler and Astoria. Mrs. lr. Meserve is visiting Mr. A. II. Utile of this place. There Is a scarcely of houses here. Sev eral parties want to move unmng us, but not bciuguhle to tlini houses hiivn to turn away. Homo of our citutens would do well If they would erect several liouses to rent. The postmaster here, N. A. Terry, is having quite, a time getting the Veruouia mail carried since It has been ordered a daily. The contractors do not want to pay only alsml one-half what it Is worth, and at present is beiiigcarried on u sjiecial con tract by Mr. Weaver. Our old friend, If. 0. Howard, Is still Im proving with the exception of bis eyei-ight which the occu lists think he will loose. lloultoii bus an active Sunday school with C. H, Kuierson us superintendent. The hour for meeting is p. m. Mrs. N. A. Perry, wife of our merchant, returned from Portland yesterday. 'About twenty from this place went on the excursion Haturduy tj Multnomah Kails and all report u g. od time. Weather ami Crop Bulletin. Our weekly rcxrt of the condition of the weather and crops for week end ing June 14. lbl2 : WKSTKIIN oiieodn. , Weather Slightly warmer, though not quite normal teinperuture has prevailed. There bus been morethan the usual amount of clouds. Hhowers occurred on the 11th. tilth and -tt, but not sutticient to be of ap preciable benefit. Crops The cool, cloudy and occasional showery weather has la?en unfavorable lo haymaking, wb'eb Is now In full operation and large crops are lielug secured. Tbeie bus been somewhat of an improvement in the whc.it prospects, but yet it is below the cund ti .n that it was o.ie year ago. Through the Williimctto valley the cereal crop is as usual, good , but not fully an average. In llnugtns county the grant prospects are good, much better than com mon. In Josephine and Jackson counties the winds have been drying, and lb" farm era are generally disappointed In their gr. in crops. In tbe immediate coust counties there Is noco.milaint as yet rela tive to a probable shortage in anything ex cei.t fruit, and ibis In all ibe counliisof Wvsturn Oreson is a' poor crop; not over 11 per tent, of the usual amount of fruit will be secured this year. Cherries, which ure now ripe, and prunes, are especially a short crop. There has been a marked ab sence of Insects so far, probably due to the fact Unit many of them were hutched in February and March , nd then were killed by the cold rain of April. The hops have a better growth and are doing very wall, fcprnylng to prevent the ravages of the hop louse has begun. Oats ami wheat through the Willamette valley aro of good height and heading well. While the fruit is scarce, the young trees are making an unusually healthy and good growth, which is favora ble for next year's crop, CaTtUCO VAlikEY. A Sabbath school was organised here last Sunday at the school house. 8. Bock has returned from Howurd's where he has been teaming. School opened on Tuesday with P. H. Bailey as teacher. Mr. Chos. Bliss, of Mexico, nephew of P. F. Pope, made a abort visit here, nnd is well pleased with Oregon. Mr. Bliss lias been conductor on the Mex ico National railroad for five years. Mrs. Ella Roberta and Mrs. N. E. Dolman cunie out to make a short stay on Mrs. Roberta' claim. The road overseer, .T. Hendrix, has had quite a number of men working the road which leads through Milton creek bottom. We hud a fine shower of ruin this week which is a great benefit to crops. D. II. Tope spent Sunday with his parent a. C. C. Moyer was visiting hia family here Sunday. Mr. Resimiua has been out on his ranch for the past few days. Mrs. Howard has been quite ill the past week. . - ' A Leader. Since its first Introduction, Electric Bit ters has gained rapblly in popular tuvor, until now it is clearly in the lead unionit pure medical tonics and alteratives cou. tainiiiff noihinv which permits its use as a .. . t , IMlreHt medietiio for all il- mi nts of stomach, liver and kidneys. It u'lll t'lir sink humljlehtt. llirlli'stion . SilPBil',u, mill unve iiiitimiii irom mo pyi" 8tt'tWllc,tio g,,lirullMMl with each wng 0l. ulv n,n,.y will be refunded. Price only e per bottle. Hold by Ldwin Koss, Royal Baking Powder Ss Superior to Every Other ' " ' The United Stales Official Investigation Of Caking Powders, recently made, wider authority of Congress, by the Department of Agriculture, Washing ton,'D. C, furnishes the highest authoritative informa tion as to which powder is the best. The Official Report Shows the ROYAL to be a cream of tartar baking pow der, superior to all others in leavening power u&i&!!). School Keport. The following is a quarterly report for Bay View school district No. 7; No. schol ars enrolled. 40; aveiage daily attendance for the quarter 40 and II 40; those not ab sent during the term are Mabel Harth. Laura Pusy, Klold I'uzey, Ileua Ilazen, Minnie Ueegle and Kallo Hay.cn. There were US prize awarded tbe scholars con sisting of hooks. I desire to thank tbe, scholars for their attendance and co-opera tion In making the school a success. Those wh visited the school during the mouth were T. T. Vincent, Met Ha.-n, I,. Hazen, Mrs. M. Moore, M. Klavins, K. Hawkins. H. KimmoiH, Miss K. McOuire, A. Beaver, A. Hlavens, K. 1 umlierson, lnie Konkle. Maud MubsIc, C'bas. Beegle and Bert Mason. Chas. Klrkv, Teacher. fk-hool Report. The following is the report of school district No 25 for month ending June 15,1892: No. days taught, 20. No. pupils enrolled, .15. Total day taught, 517. Case of tardiness, 8. Average attendance, 26. No. of viaitors, 3.. Those who were mitlier absent or tardy were Maud Barnes. Joe Krick soii, Martin Parelins, Ida and Anna Erickson. Bertie Lewiston, Anna Quiglcy and Ida Erickson. Mtts M. E. IIarmer. Teacher. A New Kind I Insurance. For twenty-five cent3 you can insure yourself aud family against any bad results from an a Hack of bowel com plaint during the summer. One or two dose of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrluea Remedy will cure any ordinary care. It never fail and is pleasant and safe to take. No family can afford to lie without it. For sale ut 2") nd 50 cents per bottle by Edwin Buss, druggist. School Iteport. The following is the report of school district No. 15, for month commenc ing May IS and endimr June 15,1892: Number of days taught, 20. Number enrolled, 34. Average daily attendance, 26 and 3 10. Number of visitors. 0. Those neither absent or tardy dur ing the month were Frank Wilson, Maud Wilson. Clyde Stewart, Ollie Bice, Frank Bice, Joseph Doan, Ray mond Doan, Eugene Furrow, Walter Furrow, Laveuin Furrow, Sibyl Fur row, Myrtle Ktelhiuan aud Albert Slelhman. Those not whispering during- the month were Miunie Sliultz, Walter Furrow, Lavenia Furrow, Joseph Doan uud Ollie Bice. M. E. Har.mku, Teacher. MISS K08K BEAItY. Sister ofPoatmaster Miller, of Hllla dale, Or., Itejolces in What She Has Lost. In gratitinle to Dr. Darrin, I desire to state publicly ray appreciation of his services in removing a tumor from my mouth. I had been troubled with lliis hard siipoilliiou8 growth for sev eral years, and it hud become so large as to get between my teeth at times, causing me great discomfort. All signs of the tumor are lost. The treat ment was not at all severe, and I ::ow experience great iclief in having my mouth in its natural condition again. ROSE BEARY, Hillsdale, Or. Dr. Darrin Sir: Fifteen years ago I contracted a cold in my head, which resulted in catarrh and bronchitis and nervous debility. My health was com pletely undermined. I lost flesh and became a perfect wreck of my former self. Through your skillful treatment I am cured, and now feel as strong as any man, and better than I ever did iu my life. Send anyone lo me at Oukville, Wash. JOSHUA M. SIMMONS. Drs. Darrin can bo found at 270 Washington street, Portland, Oregon'; the Review building, Spokane, Wash., the Hotel Northern, Astoria, Or., from 10 to 5 daily, 7 to 8 evenings; Sun days, 10 to 12. They make a specialty of the elec Iriu as well as medical and surgical t r.iat men t of all diseases of eye, ear, noso, throat, caturrh, deafness, bron chitis, In grippe, consumption, dys pepsia, heart, liver, kidney, and all nervous, chronic, and private diseases and peculiar female troubles. Con sultaltion free. IWAHHIED. , uates liK lvisire, will be iaul umhi presentu- HOLIjIH 8KFKEIIT. In Portland. June Hon at this olllce. Interest on said war-!'-, ISHJ. bv Justice Wood, Mr. Hector ! rants will not be allowed after the date of Ilnllis and Winiiis M. Metrert, both of I this notice. O. W. COLK. lteubcii, Columbia county, Oregon, 1 County Treasurer. School Iteport. The following Is the report of school dis trict No. ft, for the mouth ending June 10, 1KB: Number of days taught. 19. Pupils enrolled, '). Iluily attendance. 21. Total dav attendance, 3on. Names of pupils not absent: Frank Iton ner, David lloimer, Ward Bonner, Willie Vail, Kosa Vail, Oertrudu Vidians, Katie Both, John Both and Percy Davis. M vcn Hkndehsos, Teacher. It Have I he Children. Mr. C. II. Shawen, Wellsville, Kan., says: "It is with pleasure that I speak of the good Chamberlain's Colic, Chol era and Diarrhoea Kerned y has done my family during the last fourteen years. In the most obstinate cases of summer complaint nnd diarrhoea among my children, it- acted as a charm, making it never necessary lo call a physician. I can truthfully say that in my judgment, based on years of experience, there is not a medicine in the market that is it equal. For sale by Edwiii Bosh, druggist. SAWMILL FOR SALE. Said Sawmill is situated on tbe St. Helens road, about Vi miles southeast of (llensoe Washington county, Orecon. Machinery iu perfect running order; Kngineis 45-horse power, ten by twenty; Boiler 60 inches iu 'diameter and 11 leet lone; New bead block (Ratchet); Also sawdust carrier: La r ire lot of cedar now on hand lor sale. Term made known on application to the under signed. Would exchange for city or im proved farm propel tv. . A.C ARCHBOLD. Hillsboro, Oregon. BLUE FRONT One Price Cash Store. WE SYMONS, DEALER IN General Merchandise, DRY GOODS, GROCERIES. TINWARE, ETC. Ladies' Fine Shoes PATENT MEDICINES. RAINIER, : : : : OREGON. THE STEAMER IRAIiDA Is now ninkine regular round tiips from OAK POINT TO PORTLAND Daily Except Wednesdays, Lkaviso OAK POINT.- ......4:40 A. 8TKI.LA ft:(IO ' " RAINIER. (t:15 ' ' KAI.AMA ...... 7:00 ' " ST. IIKI.KN3 H:O0 ' AaaivtNO PORTLAND . 11 :00 ' RETURNING Lkavih POUTf.ASD. Akhivk .STELLA ...1:00 P. M. V.7:45 " W. E. NEWSOM. Splendid Young Norman Horse Will make tbe season of 1802 as follows: Monday and Tuosday nt U. COX'S place, Wurren. ' Wednesday and Thursday at GEO. JAQUES', Goblo. Rest of the week at C. MUCKLE'S ranch, Deer Island. TERMS: INSURANCE, $15.00 TKMPKST Is a beautiful dark Iron gray. Hi hands hipb; six years old; weighs lOtH) pounds, with line style, quick movement, and second to none in muscular power am) durability. He was sired by Youmt Byron Kier; by Old Hyion Kier, imported nnd owned by jSingmicter, Keota, Iowa. Tempest's dam was si red by Old Tempest, a Norman horse, owned bv . Downs, Iowa. CHAS. MUCKLE, Owner. Treasurers Notice. Countv Treasurer's Office, I Ht. Helens, Or., May 13, 1892. f State of Oreiton, Columbia County: Notice is hereby piven that all unpaid county warrants which have iieen presented and endorsed "not paid lor want of funds" from Mnv 4, mi up to July 14, ISM, both WHEELER & WILSON NEW No. 9. HIGH ARM. The only perfect family machihe, wtwi awarded the only grand prize at the PtirU Kxposition in 1889. LARGEST STOCK AT LOWEST PRICES. For particulars cull on or address the ASTORIA AGENCY, A.G.SPEXARTII, r The Largest General Jewelry House I IN THE CITY. MAIN OFFICE: 1368 Market Street, S.F., California. EVERDING & FARRELL, Front Street Portland. Or. DEALERS IN Guano, $20.00 Per Ton, A CHEAP FERTILIZER. Land Plaster $2.25 Per Barrel. -Also a Fine Line if- GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS NEW STORE. STILL IN THE LEAD! I now have on hand one of the Largest Sup plies of GENERAL MERCHANDISE Found in Columbia County, which I am selling cheap W. J.TSlETZ, RAINIER, OUR SPECIAL SALE -OF- CHILDREN'S CLOTHING Will be continued for a few days longer. Parents, come and be convinced that this is a genuine sale. WAY'S UNDERWEAR Still Goes at $4.50 Per Suit. Retailed at Other Stores in tho City at $7.50 Per Suit. : " FAMOUS " King Clothiers of the Northwest Blae corner Raurriaoa sh4 ! Street. Prtlaaal. F. R. CHOWN, HARDWARE AND stove:. 212 First and 9 Salmon Street. THB ers' and Merchants' INSURANCE COMPANY, : A-lTany, Or. Farm AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, - - - - 4500,000 SECURED CAPITAL, - - - - 247,500 PAID CAPITAL, ...... 74,250 FARM PROPERTY A SPECIALTY. All Losses Promptly and For particulars apply at the office of NOTICK. United Stales Land Oilice, Oregon City. Oregon, oiay zn, iiwx COMPLAINT having neon enlered at this oaten by Clark Allen against Krnest J. B. DespamDs for alamdouiua. never made rest deiiee or anv Improvement ou said tract prior tn March 22, 1S92, his homestead eut.-y No. 7616, dated December 22, 1SSS, upon the north W of sw yt and south S of '-..seetloa SS.townsbip 7 north, range 1 nest, tu Columbia county, Ore gon, with a vie to the cancellation of said entrv, the said parties are hereby summoned to appear at Clatsuanie, Oregon, before W. II. Cou- J'ers, notary public, on the 22nd day of Juty, .W, at 10 o'clock A. M , to respoad and furnish tcsttmouy coneerumg sain auevea seanaon ment. And ou the testimony tbeu submitted a hearins will be bad at this office en the 22ud dav ol Auirust. 1SU2, at 10 o'clock A. M. J. T. APfKRSON, Bee'.slcr. JSja I'EItU I'AQLET, Kecetver. 1 ' NEW GOODS. OREGON. PORTLAND Satisfactorily Adjusted. Moore A Cole, or Tuc Mist office. NOTICK. United States Land Olnve, Oregon City, Or ton May J5. lWi. COMPLAINT having beea eutsrvd at this otth-e by Anton Karowsjile agaiust Pwler lek Bulling for abandoning for more than six ; months prior to December IS, 1SH1, his home stead entry No. SS4S. dateil Dwember s, Isne, upon lh west of se j, south S ' aw ii. see-tton-JS, townships north, range S vest. In Co lumbia couuty. Oregon, with a view to then--cellnlton of saldemrv, lh said parlies are here, by summoned to appear at St. Helens. Oregon, before the county lerk on the 22nd day ( July, IW at loo'eloek A. M., to pespoud and furnish testimony concerning -aid alleged abandon, ment. And on the te timouy hu ubiuiiimt a hearing wtll be had at this oftic on August 22. 1S92. i. V. APFERSH), Kegtster. JSjs PKTEM PAtJl'ET, Reeslvsr.