The Oregon mist., August 05, 1892, Image 3

United Mitn ind Conntf Official Paper
St. Hilkvi. AooustC, 1892.
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Edwin Eos spent Sunday in Rainier.
Wm. Meeker and wife visited the
metropolis Tueadty.
T. A. Clonlnger, dairyman, of SoP'
pouaa, wai in town Wednoaday.
Bquira Blakealey paid a viait to Cor-
Valid, Benton county, thia week,
Clark Quick ' viaited Portland and
Oregon City Friday and Saturday.
Mr. and Mrt. E. H. Flagg, oi Salem
were in the oily Monday laat.
Dennia Ferry, of Portland wai viait-
Inn bia parenta here Sunday.
Buperinlenden t Clneton ,o( Vernonia
wai in the county aeat Sunday and
Monday. ' ,
The ateamer Dallea City paaaed down
the river with an esouraion on Sun
day laat.
J. II. Decker haa ornamented hie
barber ihop with a new chair ; one
the hinge type with ouahion bottom.
ol
Professor C. H. Jonea itopped off a
few tninutee at St. Helena Wednedayl
while on hie way to attend the teaoh
era' inatitute at Clatakanie.
Joi. Norton'i orew of quarrymen
are now working at La Centnr, Waah
In the quarry at that plaoe, and will
return to St. Helena in about three
Week.
We learn that Dr. Blanohard, of
Oilllon la aerioualy ill. Also that
Thoma Uoloe, of the aame place, came
near breaking hia leg laat Saturday
while doing aome hauling.
Tweutr-one atreet-oar oonduotora
were arreeted in Portland laat week,
tbe offenae being that they were mak
Ing more money than tbe company,
having, it la aald, been "knocking
down" from one to five dollara per day
each. '
Will Parker, brother of Mra. Edwin
Merrill, of Deer Island, waa drowned
io Beed'a mill pond at Cedar creek
Wuh.. Monday. Mr. and Mra. Merrill
left on the Dixon Tueaday, via Caplee
to attend the funeral.
The oounty court oould do a good
act by offering a bounty on the aoalna
if grey equirrela, a they are very de-
tructlv to the grain crop. Mr. M
8aion aya they have deatroyed about
one-fourth of hia grain llua aeaaon
Xand many othera make tbe aame com
plaint.
Monday night in Portland the whole-
aale bouaea of Whittier, Fuller 4 Co.
and Wadhama ft Co. were partially
burned causing a loaa of about 1280,.
000. The inauranoe only oovera about
one-half thia aum.
Steamboat ratea on the Columbia
are again cheap. The Attorlan ia car-
rylng paaaengera round trip between
Portland and Aatoria for tl. The
Shaver and Dixon have a 50 cent rate
between Portland and 8kamokawa.one
way, and a corresponding cut haa been
made by tbe Telephone and Union Pa-
eino, in ether word it ia oheaper to
. travel on the river than to eUy at
home.
Many yean' praotioe have given C
A. Snow ft Co., aolleitor, of patenta at
Washington, D. C, nnaurpaaaed aufr
eeaa in obtainint; patent in all olaaaea
of Invention. They make a apecialty
of rejected eaaea, and have aecared al
lowanoe of many patenta that had been
nraviuualv reiected. Their advertise-
r-
ment In another coin mn, will be of in
tereat to inventor, patentee, manufac
ture. and all who hae to do with
patenta.
While the democrat made a trifling
gain In the senate, they loat in the
bouts, and they will have but two rep
resentative in the new state board of
equalisation, whioh convenea at Salem
in December next. The atate board of
equalitetion ia oom posed of the follow
ing members, by judicial diatriota:
Flrat, Dunlap, dem.; Seoond, Wood
cock, rep. ; Third, Gibson, rep. ; Fourth,
Lownadale, rep. j Fifth, Wingate, rep. ;
Sixth, Hunter, dem. ; Seventh, Luckey,
rp. ' . -"'
Tbe regular ouatonfary growl about
the aidewalka ia being beard in St.
Helena, and we don't wonder at it.
They are pretty bad; the nail etiok
up just far enough to oatch some uu
wary pedestrian, whose thought are
soaring above the common plane of
idewalka. We have noticed a good
many little aooidenta which have
caused the unfortunate to utter tome
very bad oatha, meanwhile we hope
the proper authorities will give aome
leisure time to this and grant a much
needed relief.
Mr. George Merrill olaima that he
is not looking tor an offloe, and that
he ia not a people's party man; yet he
told the editor of this paper aome time
' ago that only for tbe faot that be
wanted to visit the world' fair next
year, and ahould he have been unfor
tunate enough to have been eleoled,
thereby preventing bia attendance at
the fair, he would have been a candi
date on the people's party tioket for
county judge at the late eleotion. We
presume by thia that he bad the reina
of tbe party in hia hands, aa be oould
in no otber way have controlled the
nomination for judge. Consistency,
where art thou?
As has been given out a formal or
ganication of an Odd Fellow' lodge
was perfected In St. Helens last Sat
urday night. The omoers of the grand
lodge were present and conducted the
ceremony In a rery impressive man
ner, In the evening the ateamer
Cricket brought a party of forty-two
of the fraternity down from Portland
to take part in this proceeding, which
arrived at 9 o'clock. Immediately alter
their arrival businesa oommenoed at
the newly furnished Odd Fellows' hall,
and a lodge of twenty-four oharter
member was Instituted. After the
organization waa completed the newly
made member and the visitors repaired
to the Oriental hotel, where an excel
lent supper had been prepared for the
occasion, and partook of the' good
thing of the land. The visitor rep
resented nearly every lodge in Port
land and a number of them made very
enoouraging speeches during the even
ing. All aeemed well pleaaed with the
future outlook for St Helen lodge
No. 117, and at 2 1 80 o'clook in the
morning took their departure for home,
carrying with them the thanks of the
St. Helens members for their atten
dance and aasistano in planting such
a noble Institution In our midst TJie
new lodge haa a splendid ball, nicoly
fitted up, and the future for it look
extremely bright. The regular meet
ing night is on Saturday of each week.
The little ateamer Cricket, owned by
Chief of Police Spencer of Portland,
brought a jolly orowd of exoursionists
down from thatcity last Sunday, where
they enjoyed themselves during the
day in a way moat befitting. They
spent most of the day at the grove
near "Nigger" creek, and about 4 o'clock
in the evening they came in to the
ball ground, where they established a
temporary oroquet and baseball gound.
Two nine were chosen with an equal
number of ladies, and "play ball" waa
called by the umpire, while a number
of othera engaged in croquet In the
ball game nine inning were played,
and the score was 22 to 20 very good
for the ladies, as some of them seemed
to have played the game before. At
7 : 30 the crowd boarded the ateamer
and were off for Portland. Among
the orowd was a sister and nephew of
Mrs. C. L. Colburn of this plaoo.
The following clipping from the Mc
Minnville Begiater ia self explanatory:
"We have been looking for the man
who could surpaaa Bill Nye in exag
geration. Here it is : 'A farmer in
Marion county says be baa a anake
whioh awallowed an eighKlay clock
in Auguat, 1887. Until the clock run
dowu its striking was regular and its
tioking could be heard. A short time
ago the farmer found aome eggs that
had been deposited in a bole by tbe
reptile and on breaking them open
found that eaoh contained an open
faced watch in fi rat-class running order.
He (old the watobe at a big profit
and has now given the make a post
auger in the hope that it will produo
enough corkscrew to enable blm to
tart a wboleaale drugstore.' "
Mr. Bolt Havird, of Enterprise, Co
lumbia oounty, has been in the oity
tbi week for the purpose of investigat
ing a olaim against the estate of bis
stepfather, Mr. C. Stehman, deceased
It appears that when Havird was quite
young, some thirty odd years ago, his
father died and Stehman married the
widow. It alao appears that Steh
man borrowed the money from tbe
Havird estate, and there ia nothing to
show that he returned it Now, that
Stehman ia dead and has no further
use for tbe money, Havird intend to
tee if it oannot be made a claim againat
his estate, presumably with a view to
protecting it against other claims. Sa
lem Democrat
Attorney W. B. Dillard, well known
to the people of .Columbia county, re
turned to St. Helens last Saturday af
ter an absence of aeveral years. He
spent tome time in Virginia, after
j . - . .
whioh be. came to Southern California.
but said he found no plaoe he liked ao
well as old Webfoot. Mr. Dillard tulks
of permanently locating here and con
tinuing tbe practice of law. Accom
panying him it Mr. Goodthlrej an at
torney of Southern California.
St. Helena it becoming quite a re.
tort for recreation seekers, a number
of excursions having visited us this
summer. Tbit ia one of the most
pleasant points on the river for those
desiring a few hours' rest from city
life, end if our pionio grounds were
fixed up and a platform built for dano;
ing purpoaet, we oould no doubt ae-
oure a large number of excursions aa
it is just a nioe ride from Portland.
An entertainment will be given in
the church at Scappoote by the Ladies'
Aid Society on Tuesday evening, Au
gutt 9th. Admission free. The pro
gramme will be literary and musical,
followed by ioe oream at 15 cents per
dish. Tbe church quilt will be raffled
at that time, and a large attendance
it expeoted.
Mrt. Bubet, of tbit plaoe', left laat
Friday for San Franoitoo, where the it
visiting relativet.
Sheriff Massie paid Clatakanie a
busineaa trip Wedneaday. V
There will be a tooial danoeinScap
psoae next Friday.
When you are in need of blank
notebooks, oall at Tui MllT offloe.
Price, 60 cent.. . . .
Brigadier-General H. B. Compson,
of the Oregon National Guard, was in
St. Helens yesterday, and in company
with Mr. A. H. Blaketloy .visited Camp
Gibbon, a mile out of town, on a trip
of inspection. The general ha visited
and inspected every company in the
state, and say that in most case tbey
are in very good condition, yet some
are badly in need of clothing, appar
atus, etc The object of hia visit to
Camp Gibbon wo to select a suitable
plaoe for the encampment next year,
at which time the entire militia force
of the state will go into camp together.
The Bear Chase.
A report reached town Tueaday
evening that there were two large
brown bear in a canyon juat back of
town about a mile. Immediately a
posse of "tbe braves were organized,
consisting of etc. seventeen, all to
gether armed with guna, clubs.knives
(to soalp with), and at once atarted in
purauit of the large game, accompan
ied by (omething leaa than a dozen of
St Helen' large oanine population.
whioh were never known to shirk their
duty while on the trail (to the station).
At Houlton a guide waa aeoured and
the would-be oaptort proceeded
to the spot where tbe beasts
had laat been seen. . No sooner
had that place been reached than tbe
dogs took the scent and were off in a
jiffy down tbe gulch, through the
tbick brush, over logs, cloaely followed
by Kendall and other of the bravest.
From the noise made by the dogs and
amid the shouts made by the men to
eaoh other of "All is well," the chaae
was fairly on. After some time a wild
cat waa sighted on the higher ground
by one who did not venture into the
jungle, but fearing it might attraot the
attention of tbe dog be did not shoot
A little later another of the conseva-
tive onet discovered a bear about mid
way of a tall fir, and the pursuers were
at onoe summoned to the spot of obser
vation, where "Make ready, take aim,
and firel" waa In order. The echo of
the shot had not died out before some
one rushed headlong dowa the em'
bankment to the foot of the tree to
take tbe scalp and dreas the wounds,
but beheld tbe bear did not drop. The
gunner being satisfied that be bored
the bear through to daylight concluded
that he had made a mistake; but juat
at tbia point another saw (?) a bear
jump out of a tree (in fact bears were
jumping in all directions) closely fol
lowed by a aeoond one, and made across
toward Germany Hill oemetery, and
the doga again gave chase. Tbey did
not go far,however,unlil darkneas came
on, and they returned to the hunters
for fear of getting lost out in that
thickly inhabited country of bears,
cougars, wildcats, and aection men
After a little rest and speculation as
to who was the biggest sucker, the
crowd returned borne having had some
of the most violent exercise tbey had
enjoyed for some time, and to geteven
on the "bear" they made "beer" suffer
on their return to town.
While at Big Island, Va., laat April,
I waa taken with a very sovere attack
of diarrhoea. I never bad it worse in
my life. I tried aeveral old-time remi-
dies, auch aa blackberry wine, pare-
gorio and laudanum without getting
any relief. My attention waa then
called to Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhosa Remedy by Mr. B. C
Tinsley, who had been handling it
there, and in l9s than five minutes
after taking a small dose I was entirely
relieved. O. G. Bubfobd, Harris
Creek, Amherst Co., Va. For tale by
Edwin Boss, druggist
RECENT CUBES BY DR. DARRIN
Mr. Editor Dear tir: - For about
four weekt previous to calling on Dr.
Darrln, I waa taken with dizzinett, se
vere paina in my head and through'
out my whole system, in faot I was so
bad I had to be led and watched, as I
waa unable to walk alone. I consulted
and waa treated by Dr. Darrin by eleo
trioity and medioine two weeks, and I
am now perfectly oured of theaame.
MISS MABY A. PIERCE,
Harrington Point, Wash., near Astoria.
DEAFNESS OURED.
I have been totally deal in one ear
for a number of year, and nearly to
in the other. I waa treated by Dr.
Darrin with eleotrioity a few timet and
I can bear now about aa well aa ever,
Will be pleaaed to answer all questions
at the Hotel Northern, Astoria, Or.
W. H. HUNTER.
Drs. Darrin can be found at 270
Washington street, Portland ; The
Review Building, Spokane, Wash., and
Hotel Northern, Astoria, Or, Office
boura, 10 a. m. to 6 p. ; evenings, 7 to 8 ;
Sundayt, 10 to 12. All curable chronio
diseases, lots of manhood, blood taints,
syphilis, gleet, gonorhaeo, strioture,
spermatorrhoea, seminal weakness or
loss of desire of sexual power, in man
or woman, oatarrn ana aeainess are
confidentially and successfully treated.
Cure of private diseases guaranteed.
Circulars and question blanks sent
free. Most oases . oan reoeive home
treatment after a visit to the dootor't
office. Consultation free.
Log scales for sale at the Mist office
at 60 oents eaoh. ' ' ' :
V. WANTED.
To rent s small bouse on farm with re-
speotable family. Would pay rant with
tewing and washing for family. Have lour
ohUdrsn. boy 18 can make himself useful
on farm. Address., Mas. Bibtha A K,
; Hunter, Oregon.
ORHOOir LAW MAKERS.
There Will Be Thirty-nine Republi
can In the House end Six
teen In the Senate.
Tbe return are now all in the handa
of the ceoretary of state and from them
the exact composition of the next leg
islature ia learned. The republicana
will have a majority of twenty over all
on joint ballot, the democrats, peo
ples, oitizens and democratic-peoples
having a total of thirty-five.
The republican have a majority of
eventeen in the house and two in the
senate.
The senate it composed of 16 repub
licans, 12 iemooratt, 1 peoples, 1 citi
zen, 1 democrat-peoples; total, 30.
Tbe house is composed of 39 repub
licans, 18 democrats, and 8 peoples;
total, 60.
The democrats have made a gain In
the forthcoming legislature of three
gaining four in the aenate and losing
one in the house. The republicans
lose nine two in the house and seven
in the senate. Beckloy,thedemooratio
peoplet senator from Douglas, will add
one more to the gain of derooeraoy.
The oom position of the next legisla
ture ia here given accurately :
SENATORS.
Alley, B F, rep, Lane.
Bancroft, F A, rep, Multnomah.
Beckley, Henry, dem-peo, Douglas.
Blackman, Henry, dem, Morrow.
Butler, N L, dem, Polk.
Cameron, Theodore, rep, Jackson.
Cogswell, C A, dem, Lake.
Crosno, C B, rep, Benton.
Cross, Harvey E, rep, Clackamas.
Denny, O N, rep, Multnomah.
Dodson, O M, rep, Baker.
Fulton, C W, rep, Clatsop.
Gate, P P, rep, Yamhill.
Hayes, G E, rep, Clackamas.
Hirsoh, Edward, rep, Marion.
Huston, 8 B, dem, Washington.
Looney, J B, rep, Marion.
Matlock, W F, dem, Umatilla.
Maxwell, J W, rep, Tillamook.
McAlister, D A, dem, Union.
McGinn, H E, rep, Multnomah.
Myers, J, dem. Linn.
Raley, J H, dem, Umatilla.
Smith, John A, dem, Sherman.
Steiver, W W, rep, Gilliam.
Vanderberg, W 8, peo, Josephine.
Veatoh, R M, dem, Lane.
Weatherford, J K, dem, Linn.
Willia, P L, rep, Multnomah.
Woodward, C H, citizen-dem,- Mult
nomah. .
RBPRK8ENTATIVR8.
Baughman, D C, rep, Lane.
Belnap, E H, rep, Beaton.
Bishop, W R, rep, Multnomah.
Blevens, A, dem, Linn.
Brown, J N, rep, Morrow.
Brown, O C, rep, Douglaa.
Bolts, Eouglaa, rep, Umatilla.
Buxon, Henry, rep, Washington.
Campbell, J E, dem, Clatsop.
Chandler, E N, rep, Waaoo,
Cooper, P, rep, Douglas.
Coon, T R, rep, Wasco.
Cornelius, B P, rep, Washington.
Curran, Geo, dem, Clackamas.
Daly, Barnard, dem, Lake.
Day, T G, peo, Josephine.
Duncan, C H, rep, Baker.
Durham, D A, rep, Washington.
Elmore, W P, dem, Linn.
Ford, Tilmon, rep, Marion.
Geer, Joel P, rep, Clackamas.
Geer, T T, rep, Marion.
Gill, John, citizen-dem, Multnomah.
Goodrich, L J, rep, Gilliam. -Gullixson,
H F, rep, Multnomah.
Hauok, J J, dem, Jackson.
Hobbs. J W, rep. Yamhill.
Inman, R D, citizen dem, Multno
mah.
Jeffreys, S T, dem, Benton.
Keady, W P, rep, Multnomah.
King, W R, dem, Malheur.
Lampaon, H W, rep, Yamhill.
Lawton, A 8, rep, Clackamas.
Layman, Samuel, rep, Marion.
. Maloney, H 8, dem, Yamhill.
Manley, A B, rep, Multnomah.
Mays, Polk, rep, Wallowa.
MoEwen, J S, peo, Coos.
Merrill, Norman, rep, Columbia.
Merritt, J W, rep, Jackson.
Miller, M A, dem, Linn.
Myers, Geo T, rep, Multnomah.
Myer, G W, dem, Polk.
Nichols, B F, rep, Crook.
Nickell, Charles, dem, Jackson.
North up, H A, rep, Multnomah.
Ormsby, 8 B, rep, Marion.
Paxton, O F, rep, Multnomah.
Richardson, O D, rep, Harney.
Russell, L N, rep, Union.
Sheridan, R 8, dem, Douglas.
Staats, John O, dem, Polk.
Stone, Jeremiah, dem, Umatilla.
Tone, M, dem, Umatilla
Trullinger, J C, rep, Clatsop.
Upton, J H. peo, Curry.
Wilkinson, C K, dem, Lane.
Wilkina, Jasper, rep, Lane.
Wright, J A, rep, Union.
Wright, John G, rep, Marion.
"Two years ago two of my family.
a young man and a girl, had very se
vere and dangerous attacks of bloody
flux." says John Cook, of filot.Vermii
ion county, Ills. "The dootor here was
unable, after a week's time, to check or
relieve either ciise. I then began using
Chamberlain s Colio, Cholera and Di
arrhoea Remedy. Improvement was
been very soon and my children arose
in a few day from what I feared would
be their deathbed. It 1 a grand, good
medioine." For sale by Edwin Ross,
druggist
MRS. C. L COLBURN,
IsA
AND
DRESSMAKER,
ST. HELENS, OREGON,
If you have flies on you, get
some
Ross'
of the Tanglefoot fly paper at
arugstore. -,
I bave no hesitancy in recommend
ing Chamberlain's Colio, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy to the public, as I
do to my friends and patrons. I used
it myself after other well known reme
dies had failed, and it oured me in a
few minutes. I recommend it can
didly and cheerfully upon its merit,
not from a financial standpoint, be
cause I have other in stock on wbicb
I make a larger profit, but because
Chamberlain' i the best remedy I
know of for bowel complaint. There
is no doubt about it, it doe the work.
James Foboy, druggist, McVey town.
Penn. For sale by Edwin Bos, drug
gist
(insurance Cwre.
We authorize oar advertised druggist to
ell Dr. King's New Discovery for Con
sumption, CooKhs and Colds, upon this
condition. If you are afflicted with a cough,
cold or any lung, throat or chest trouble,
and will use this remedy as directed, giving
it a fair trial, and experience no benefit,
you may retarn the bottle and have your
money refunded. We could not make this
offsr did we not know that Dr. King's New
Discover could be relied on. It never dis
appoints. Trial bottles free at Edwin Boss'
drag store. Large size 60e and SI.
NOTICE.
My wife, Mary Howard, having left my
bed and board without just cause or provo
cation, I will not be responsible for any
debts contracted by her. H. O. Howabd.
Dated this 26th day of July, 1892. J28a
Teacher's ExsusslBmtloa.
Notice is hereby riven that for the Dur
of maktns an examination of all person
who may offer themselves aa candidate for
teachers of the schools of this county, the
County School Superintendent thereof will
hold a publio examlna:lon at Clatakanie,
beginning at 1 o'clock P. M., Wednesday,
me una oay oi August, itnw.
T. I. CLKETON.
County School Superintendent, Colombia
1oanty , ureson.
Dated this 29th day of July. 1892
AamlsUtrtars Bale of Healcwtaue.
Notice is hereby given that In pursuance
of an order tftfce County Court of Colum
bia county .Oregon, made on the 6th day
of July, 1892, in the matter of the estate of
H. 8. Mitchell, deceased. The undersigned
administrator will sell at publio auction to
the highest bidder for cash and subject to
sale bv the said Court en Saturday the 8rd
day of September, A. D. 1182, at one o'clock
S. m. at the courthouse door at St. Helens,
i said county and state, all the right, title
and interest that the said estate has by oper
ation of law or otherwise acquired other
than or In addition to that of the said H. H.
Mitchell at the time of hia death in and to
all that certain lot, piece, or parcel of land
1 ins and beina in aaid county and state.
and described as follows, towit: The west
half of the southwest quarter and the south
half of tbe northwest quarter of section No.
35, township 7 north of range 2 west of the
Willamette Meridian, and containing ac
cording to United Utates government but
rev. 160 acres of land. A. KEVIN.
Administrator of the estate of H. 8.
Mitchell, deceased. j29a28
A4snlaleumters aale at Bsalestata.
Notice is hereby given that in pusuance
of an order of tbe County Court of Colum
bia county, Oregon, made on the 8th day of
July, A. L itsuz, in tne matter oi tne estate
of John Farrow, deceased, the understated
administrator of the said estate will sell at
public auction to the highest bidder for cash
ana suDicct to connriuauon oy tne saia
Court, on Saturday, the srd day of Septem
ber, A. D. 1892, at one o'clock p. m.. at the
courthouse door in St. Helens, in said state
and county, all the right, title and interest
that the saia estate naa oy operation oi law
or otherwise acquired other than or in ad
dition to that of the said John Farrow, at
the time of his death in and to all that cer
tain lot, piece, or parcel of land situate ly
in and bein in said county and state, and
described as follows , towit : Tbe northwest
quarter of the southwest quarter and the
southwest quarter of the northwest quar
ter of section No. 2, in township No. 6 north
of range No. 2 west of the Willamette Me
ridian, and containing according to the
United States government survey, 80 acres
OI land. jl. pitvin.
Administrator of the estate of John Far
row, deceased. j29a28
Net Ice ta CreaUtara.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
administrator of the estate of Charles Jas
per, deceased, to the creditors of, and all
persons having claims against the said de
ceased, to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers within six months after tbe first
publication of this notice, to the said ad-
minis&rator at nu omn in o. anew,
iumbis county, etate of uregon.
D. I. 8WITZKE,
Administrator of the estate of Charles
Jasper, deceased. afis2
Sheriff's Sale.
STATE OF OREGON, I
County of coiumnta. )
Bv virtue of an execution and order of
aala. iaaned out of the Circuit Court, of tha
State of Oregon, for tbe County of Colum
bia, to me directed, in favor or, jonn x.
McKee and against John H. Edmunds, for
the sum of 3W.t dollars, luugment, witn
Interaar at tha rata of a ner cent, ner an
num from the 20th day of May. 1892. and
the further sum of $37.60 dollars, costs and
accruing costs, commanding me to make
aale of the following-described real property,
to-wii: x ne souuiwest quarter ui btcuuu o
in township 7 north, range 5 west Willam
ette Meridian, embracing 168 acres, more
or less; together with the tenements, hered
itaments and appurtenances thereunto
belonsins or in anywise appertaining-:
all being situated in Columbia county.
State of Oregon. I duly levied upon said
premises on the lUli day of July, ism.
Now , in pursuance of said execution, I
will, on tbe 20th day of August. 1892 , at the
Courthouse door, in said county and state,
sell at publio auction all the right, title,
claim and interest in and to the above de
scribed real property of the said John H.
Edmunds, to the highest bidder tberefor
for cash, to satisfy aaid execution, interest
and costs. v. A. MAeaiii,
I6al2 Sheriff of Columbia County. Or.
One Dollar Weekly
Buy a Rood gold watch by our club sys
tem. Our 14-karat gold-filled cases are war
ranted for 20 years. Fin Klein and W&l
tbam m tveicent. Stem wind and set.
Lady's or Rent's sise. Equal to any 60
watch. To secure agents where we have
none, we sell one oi tne nunung case
watches for tha olub price S28 ana send (J.
n. D. bv exnreaa with nrivilanof examina
tion before paying for (he same.
Our agent at Durham, K, O., writes .
"Oar Jewelers hare confessed they don't know
how jou can tarnish such work for the money."
Our agent at Heath Springs, B. O. , write :
"Yonr watohes take at sight Th. gentleman
who got the laat watch said that hs examined
and priced a Jeweler s watches in Lancaster,
that wars do better than roots, bat the prio
wss4&,"
Our agent at Pennington, Tex., 'write :
"Am in receipt ofth watch, and am pleased
without measure. All who have seen It Bar it
would be oheap at MO."
One aood reliable agent wanted for each
place. Writs lor particulars.
juinaa nins vo., new irx.
Notice far TaMleatloa.
Land OAo at Oregon City, Oregon,
JuW 2. IBM.
N
OT1CK Is hereby given that th following
named settler has fllod noUoe of his Inten
tion to make flnal proof In support of his olaim,
Sid that said proof will be made before the
ounty Clerk of Coluoabla county, at Bt Helens,
Oregon, on August 19, 18W, rls:
jam kb Mcdonald,
Homestead entry No. 8076, for the nK of nwW.
seKofnwKud ae of swji of see , t n, r Tt
w. He names the following wlUiessea to prove
his eontinuous residence upon jtad cultivation
of, said land under section 2901 . . ; Cleatman
Monroe, Samuel Leonard, Jacob Felbar and
Jesss R. eulllTsni All of Esuben, Columbia
oounty, Oregon. J. T, APPBMOH,
Jisaif, mugwvar.
WHEELER & WILSON NEW No. o,
HIGH ARM.
Tbe only perfect family machine, waa awarded the only grand
prize at the Fans
LARGEST STOOK
For particulars call on or address th
ASTORIA AGENCY,
A.G.SPEXARTH,
The Largest
General Jewelry House
IN THE CITY.
MAIN OFFICE:
1 368 Market Street. S. P., California.
EVERDING & FARRELL,
Front Street. Portlands Or.
DEALERS IN
Guano, $20.00 Per Ton,
A CHEAP FERTILIZER.
Land Plaster $2.25 Per Barrel.
-Also a Fine Line of-
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
NEW STORE. NEW GOODS.
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.Tdietz,
RAINIER,
OOP. SPECIAL SALS
OF
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING
Will be continued for a few day longer. Parent, come and be convinced
that tbia ia a genuine sale.
WAY'S UNDERWEAR
Still Go at 450 Per Suit. Retailed at Other Store in the City at 17.50
Per Suit.
King Clothiers of
. Me csrart Mrrtasi !
F. R. CHOWN,
HARDWARE
-AND-
212 First and 9 Salmon Street PORTLAND
Farmers' and Merchants'
INSURANCE COMPANY,
-Albany, Or.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL,
SECURED CAPITAL,
PAID CAPITAL, -
FARM PROPERTY A SPECIALTY.
All Losses Promptly and
For particulars apply at the office
He tie few rsHsttta.
Land OSoe at Oregon City, Oregon,
Jul utx
NOTICE is hereby gtren that the following
named settler haa Bled notiea of hia Inten
tion to make flnal proof In support of his claim,
ana thai saia prooi win oe meae oetore tne
Register and Reoelver of tha IT. B. land offloe at
Oregon City, Oregon, on August U, IN. Tis:
' DBA" BLANCHABD,
Homestead entry No. WM, for the swU of neW,
KolnwK. BK ol K and uw&of aeWof
seo a, 1 7 , t w. He names the following
witnesses to prove his continuous residence
opon, and cultivation of, said land, Tit: T. H.
Woodruff, C. W. Mosaer, J. W. Green and Oeo.
P. Meeeki all of Saloier P. O . Columbia county.
Otegoa. J t. AFFKR40N,
Ji&al. . Register,
Exposition in
AT LOWEST PRICES.
OREGON.
the Northwest.
! )tr ta, aerttssl.
- - - - 4500,000
.... 247,500
- - - - 74,250
Satisfactorily Adjusted.
f Moore A dole, or Th Mist offloe.
'MOTIVE.
To the heirs at law of Thomas 1. (heehap, da
U. . Land Offloe, Oregon City, Or., June K, 1SML
CAOMPLAINT haTln keen entered at thia
J olllc by Kmery BlckneU against the heirs
of Thomas t. eeehan, deceased, for abaodon
Ing his homestead entry N o. 770, dated May 29,
IMS, upon the e neH and uH seH, m tows
ship aorth, ranie I west, la Columbia oounty,
Oregon, witn a view to the cancellation of said
entry, the said patties are hereby summoned ia
appear at St. Helens, Oregon, before County
Clerk, X. X. Quick, on the loth day ol August,
USi, at 1 o'clock A, at., to respeod and fornUle
testimony conoernlng said alleged aJiandoo
ment; and oa the testimony then submitted
hearing will be bad atthlaotfneoo Sstee
swkTum. J.T- 4riu '.
Ileal legist