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Newspaper Page TextI'nltfd XLutrt Hint County Uffleliil hftt Sr. Uklknh, Nuvismiiku 18, 181)2. LOCAli AND GENERAL. Kvorylimly Am Ills tvifo MiouM nl loiul Ihn school (Milcrtiiliinion t on the itvcnliiK "I 24ili Inst, Next Thursday I TliiipkijiivInK tiny, Tuikny utiit rtunlicrry tumou will bo tlio K1 noini ortlor of tilings in 1'ort Wo ro I n formed (but lion. 0. W. Jilcltiiilu Im niiiiji) Hrritngmiimits fur tliu I'lcarliiK of Pink l'laco tit lluulton. Tlio first ii'd of th sen son win on ml Wt'diiciiliiy iiKirnitiK, yet utii it dim uro still In bloom in tllO griHIIIll iiiymiutliuin Hi. Hi tt'ini. Th luioht nnwnfl)ir vrntitrn In Or fgou i llio Monmouth Triluinn, pub HdIidiI Hi Moniuoiitli, Oregon, by Moiin t Muwrt). Whccl'sB, boys. Dttviil roH), who win no severely luu t mi llriitii iiuuinif Ciinip on Mil ton oroik mmio limo uin, in utile to b it bout, much to llio uiatillcaliou of lij Mentis. Arthur alonnt, son of JikIro. F. A. Moore, formerly of tins place) but now of Hiiluni, ( iinnviiltwi'iiiir from ft He vcru ottuck of typhoid fuvor, unl in now II uio 10 III till. Tlifl church nt Ilonllnn Im rtioi-ivpil tlii week n linn chapel oifcun. Thin, ingi'ther with th Improvements tliHt n o ui'iiiu nmilo on tliu church, will trivo llio lloulion folk a moat ilmim- Uo place of worship. Although the IruUln is a small bout, alio wu Krcitilv mmsotl (luring the time alio was luM up for repairs lifter lior t'fllit-iori with tho lorn;. fSliere turned her rculnr Iripi hint Saturday, ii ml she seems In intuit belter eotuii lion (hull bi'foiu tho collision. Mm. KliH-k. of ltniiiicr, who hn iiecn suffering with ciini'or of the hrxiiHt for the pnst four year, was operated 'ii Ins'. Friday nt tliu residence of Mn. Dibblufl by Drs. licit. Cliff. Sims and McLaren, mid up to tin picwnt time tho patient m doing well, mid a speedy recovery ft anticipated. Tho Union rue I flu tins withdrawn llio I'otter from tliu Artoi U route mid tibsiitiitod tho HiiMiilo instead. The reason given for thin chungo ii Unit tlio route does not pay tlio exiii-oso of runnioir thu litrtru bout, lint the tub' mitulioii of thin old tub will sitrcly dc- ercasu tho receipt u well an die ex I'Ciii'. Moses Minthorti for eonio limo tins liccu niiHciii Kline f bin cuttli. Three lliilna were loimd III the sl.tnuhlel house of Unirge Reynolds, of Welon, mid tliu Litter Im lawn iiiresied Hey. nubia wan arrested ii f w weeks nfo on ii Mtiitil.it' rluirgn ; pn h rt'd by r'rmik lty.ile. He wiik iieiinitlcd by i"lniwiii(j tlnit lie h id tiiintukiu thu iilentily of tho beef tdiiughtcicJ. The I'nioii 1'neifto tenmer T. 3 I'otlur, which bus been mi the Astoria route h'iiico eitrly iniiiiiner, wxa tiikon oil' Kiitiirduy nilit and nent to the 'loiieyMrd," where ulie will probably reiiuiiii during the winter. The Jin hi lo left down Kuturdny night in her jiliice. The time of leuviui; rortl.iiul Iiiih boon chiingetl from 11:30 to 8 o'clock in llio evening. Tli'm chunfre will bo a Rreul ticcoiiiiiiodittion to the Ieop!o of Columbia and C'onlilx cotin tic. A yotinn man by thcnnnieof Fuxon, livinic at Deer l. lmnl, wui robbed ol $1 bint Jli)dii,v evening by a trump. The tramp hud been invited to ride with ymiiiK f Hxrm, nu alter going rome 4liUni'e he drew a revolver and do mantled the dollar which ho hud soon Fnxon have at the blncknmiih phnp jiint prtvioue. There wn nothing li ft for the young mini to do except do liver tin tho coin, after which tho foot pud nliglitod and made truck in the opposite direction. Arriinguinenti ara new being nindo liy which Columbia county warrant 4'uii bo c.nihed at their fnco. Hereto fore they have aufl'ercd a discount of from 2 to 10 per cent., which of couw corned out of the holder, but also de tract weiilih from tho county, al though not from the county fund di rect, yet it comes from the individual, vhichia practically tlio game thing. Till arrangement, when completed anil in operation, will Biive the coun ty hundred of dollar each year, and in a very commendable uclou the part of the county court. hunt Friday night the democrat of Wiiahington county held a ratification meeting in Forcat flroce. The pro ccBHion marched through the street headed by a bra bund followed by nbont 200 torches. Bonio of the ban ner earned no aroused tho indigna tion of ome republican spectator that a hower of stale eggs was hurled at the participants, and. a general riot was narrowly avoided. If this unciv ilised act had been committed by email boya it could be overlooked. But we have it on good authority that it .was men, grown men, who threw the tainted mieaile. Such on occurrence in n disgrace to Forest Grove and Washington county. I Tho pupil of the St. Helena will give an entertainment and "banket nipper" in Masonio hull on Thursday evening, November 24. The enter tainment will be I roe, but the cost of tho supper will be just what each bas ket brings when auctioned off. The money thus obtained la to pay for the ting which was raised ut tho school house on Columbus day. Professor Looney wishing to inspire his pupils with that patriotism and love of coun try, which cannot bo too eaily infused into their education, secured the flag for this occasion. Ha texture is of fine silk, Its sizo Bxl2 feet, and it was purchased in Portland at a cost of ?25. This flag will be raised over the school house on all occasions when the more important of our country's historical events are to bo commemorated. The patrons of thia sohool may justly feel proud of their flag, which i the lineal in Columbia county, and second to but very few in the state. We trust that a purpose so commendable will receive the hearty oo operation and nalronago of all. tmlilLri 4 1 a m..t t Moction return, for Columbia county' r canvassed by the board last H.it,,,. lutf Tkl,.i- t. ' - u an cminges made since last week In Apiary . precinct; also Pierce's vote n Marshland precinct! and II oliaixrn I.. .... .1 .!.. """";l "VMim Minus. J ne oj. oaittQ 1M3 r'"i8u', the t,JtHl Tot Heeomiiieiiit ltoyal Kxelualvely. i ne suite citimilst of Culifornia, Pro- r..r ivimii: i no Nan Kr.iuM... l,......i f'J lieiilthj Professor Wonxell, of tho Uiiiveriiy of California i Dr. McOow- , uottiiu onicoroi I-OH AiigHlos.unan. iinoiisiy coilimeiKl III their remnu il. great qualities of the Iloyal linking Powder, which they aimie is the l.ii.i? est in strengih, the purest in quality of any of tho bakinir comnoniifl in the market. Tliov m "'v oxciuaiveiy. , - COUNT IT COVltT. iinic-lal I'roceedliiK of the Novem- uer Term, 180a. November 9 Mutter of rlaim ,,i W. W. West for damaire. On ti l- day this niatier came on for hearing ou me i-iaiiu oi v. vv. west lor i amuw II the sum of 9370. bv reason of im,,. ries sustained by West (hi son), a minor, by reason of an alleged de fective county road, and the court be ing sufficiently advised at this time, it is iheiefore ordered and adiutlired bv the court that said claim be and the ssniH is rejected and not allowed. Maiierof petition of J. W. Guild and others for a county road. On thia day, this matter coming on to be heard upon the petition herein filed, it is ordered by tho court thai the same be continued until tho next regular term of this court. November 10 Matter of rebate of tax of llio Wei-tern Union telegraiih company for year 1891. On this day cones C. K. Patterson, agent of the VY'estorn Union lelograiih coinnanv. and presuut to the court the claim that the said W. U. T. Co. had paid the sum of $74,80 excess of tuxes and usk a rebate for the year 1891 in the said sum of $74.80, and the court be ug fully advised in the matter, it is hereby ordered that the clerk of this court draw a warrant ou the treasurer of Columbia county, Or., in the sum of $74.80, payable to the order of the W. U. T. Co., a a rebate of tax for 1891. In the matter of bridges across Tide and Spring creek. Thi matter com ing on to be heard, and it appeariug to the satisfaction of the court that said bridges are now completed and the court being satisfied ia the mutter, ilil brnlges ate horeby accepted. It is therefore ordered by the court that IIih clerk draw a warrant in favor of A. F. MeDumild on the county treasu rer of Colombia county lor the sum of $05, in payment for work, etc., on said bridges, and in pursuance with a former oruer of this Court. In the matter of appointment and removal of road supervisors in the vari ous road dixtricts in Columbia county. On this day this matter came on to be heard, and the court beinif suHi- eieollv advised at this time, it is hereby rduied and adjudged that any mem ber of this court shall havo the power and authority to remove a road super visor for incompetency or neglect of duly, or removal from the district, and that any member of said court be and is hereby utithorized lo appoint a road supervimir to act in tlie place and sleud of any one so removed, as above staled, and that such road supervisor I until the next regular term of this court thereafter, and at which time said appointment may then be rejected or conlirmed by this court. Matter of bridge work on county Mads in Koad District No, 6, Colum bia county. Ou this day it apficaring to tho court thai repair are iiecesvary on various bridges In Komi District No. 6, it is hereby ordered by the court that A. F. McDonald, the road super visor of said road district, be author ized to muko such repairs aa he may deem necessary on said bridges, tho cost of which ia not to exooed the sum of $20, and that upon his certifi cate of such work to the clerk of this court, (lie clerk may draw a warrant in favor of said A. F. McDonald on the treasurer of this county not ex ceeding the said sum of $20. Matter of bill allowed A. F. McDon ald. On this day conies A. F McDon ald and presents a bill for lumber fur dialicd Head District No. 5, amounting to $33.70, and lliis court being su 111 cicntly advised In the matter, it is hereby ordered that said bill be al lowed and the clerk of this court is or dered to draw a warrant on the county treasurer in favor of said A F. Mc Donald for the sum of $33.70. Matter of petition of Chas. Wick- stioiu, et al, for a county mad, com mencing at 4-nule post on Ooblo road, thence east until intersecting with the Pope road, thence north until intei- secting the Ooble road. On this day this mutter coming on to be hoard, on tbo petition herein, and it appearing to tho court that said petition is irreg ular in that the same does not come within tbe meaning of section 4072 of the general laws of Oregon. Tlierefore.it is liOt-eby ordered by the court that said petitition be and the same i here by rejeoted. Matter of insurance of county jail and courthouse. Now at this term it ia ordered by the court that the court house of this county be insured in the sum of $900, and the county jail of thia county be insured in tho sum of $100, in the Farmers and Merchants insurance company, and upon receipt of the policy by the clerk of this couit he draw a warrant on the treasurer oi Columbia county in favor of aaid Farmers and Merchants insurance company for $60 in payment for said policy. Matter of appointment of C. F. Knowles justice of the peace for Ne Imlem precinct. On .this day the pe tition ol G. F. Lindgren, et al, for the appointment of a justice of the peace for Nehalem precinct came on to be heard, and the court being sufficiently advised at this time, it is therefore hereby ordered that C. F. Knowles be and he is hereby appointed justice of the peace for said Nehalem precinct, and that he qualify according to law and enter upon the discharge of his duties. . . Matter of appointment of justice of the peace for Oak Point precinct. At this time came on to be heard the pe tition of C. W. Mayger et id, for the appoiutmoiit of a justioo of the peace for Oak Point precinct, and tlio court being fully advised at thi time, it is' hereby ordered that Henry Henderson be and he is hereby appointed by the ni., justice ot the peace for Oak Point precinct, and that he qualify according to law and enter upon the discharge of his duties. Matter of appointment of constable for Oak Point precinot. Ou this day canto C. W. Maygor ot al, praying the appointmont of a constable in and for Oak Point precinct, and the couit be ing fully advised in the matter, it is hereby ordered that Henry Hockcn bcrg be and he ia hereby appointed constable in and for 0k Point pre cinot, and that upon qualifying ac cording to law he enter upon the dis charge of his duties. November 11. Matter of appoint ment of county coroner for Columbia county. At this time, it appearing to the court that tho duly elected coroner of Columbia county, Oregon has failed and neglected t ouulify a such offi cer, and the time havitte exoired in which he may qualify, and it further appearing1 necessary and essential that said vacancy be filled, and it furl her appearing to the court that J. II. BWttger, of 8t. Helens. Columbia county, Oregon, is a suitable person to mi sncn vucuncy. it is now bcrebv or dered by tho court that J. II. Swager be and be is hereby appointed coroner of Columbia county, Oregon, to 1111 said vacancy, and thai he qualify ac cording to law and enter upon the dis charge of his duties. JHuttor of cost bill. Slate of Oresron vs. L, O. Baxter. On this duv it is or dered by the court that the cost bill herein be allowed, as per transcript from J. P. court. Matter of cost bill, Htate of Oregon vs. W. Iiurdick. On tliu day it is or dered by the court that the cost bill herein be allowed, as per transcript from J. P. court. Mutter of damages asked by 8. R. Hugny, for $lf0. On this day came on for bearing the petition of 8. It. Hugey for damage by reason of the killing of a horse in an alleged defect ive county bridge, and the court being sufficiently advised in the matter, it is now considered and adjudged that said claim for damages be rejected and disallowed. Matter of cost bill in inquest on body of M. Schneider. On this day thi matter came on for consideration, and lite court being sufficiently ad vised, it is ordered by the court that said cost bill be allowed, as amended by the court, and the clerk is hereby ordered to draw warrants in favor of the respective parties in the sums al lowed. . Maiierof special election constable for Oak Point precinct. On this day it is ordered by the court that when the bill of special election constable for Oak Point precinct ia presented that thu cloik of this court draw a warrant in fuvor of the party bo serv ing on the treasurer of this county fur the sum of $3. BILLS ALLOWED. Clarence Adams, work for building bridge $10 00 O 11 Hawkins, boarding pauper ... 27 00 Henry Hubert, lumber for road dis trict No. 1.1 61 00 Pittsburg Mill Co., lumber for toai district No. IH 74 71 Me.Vutt Bios., flo.tr furnished Mc Cullnugh 10 03 MeNiitt Bros , spikes furnl-hed road district No. IS 13 00 Muckls Bros., lumber furnished road district No. 3 lU 71 O A. Masste, taking care of prts'ner Allen ifobinson, special constable Union precinct Nov. 8, 1892 Muckle Bras'., lumber furnished rond district No. 5 6157 Henry Woudham, J F fees State vs. I. O Baxter ... O W liiggs, constable fees State vs. LO Baxter ... louis Bradley .witness fees State vs. LO Baxter John L Fields, witness fees Stale vs. h O liaxtcr... , Henry Woodhuni, J V fees State vs. Burdick 0 V ltipg", constable fees Stole v. Burdick ........ V Itierdoa , constable fees State vs. Burdick .. ... .. .. W Vauover, constable fees State vs. Burdick ,. ..... ... ., J M Maynard, special constable Auburn precinct . . . Henry Woodhani, J P, acting as cor oner inquest of body of Max Schneider J Lawrence, witness fees Schneider inqus'it A Coutes, witness fees Schneider in- quest Win Gaddis, juryman Schneider Inquest Q W Eiggs, iurynian Schneider In quest .. L T Vanover, juryman Schneider inquest ....... 1 00 A Ncvi.iS. juryman Schneider in quest T II Mitchell, jurymin Schneider Inquest J Richer, juryman Schneider ir.- quest ....... L M. Sims, phyticiaa Schneider in quest A Neer, for buriul lot and team. .. . T H Mitchell, making shroud, cof fin and burying corpse 13 00 H W Foster, taking boat for physi cian ' 1 60 J 0 Darnell, physician Sclineidor inquest 5 00 Mrs. Belle Gaddis, board State vs. Burdick 4 45 A H George, making four ballet boxes ... 8 00 G A Massie, delivering supplies for election .08 00 A B Little, restoration of oorners. . 10 00 S B Rose, viewer on road survey, No. 80 J C Coulter, viewer ou road survey, No. 80... i Wm Crlssey, viewer on road sur vey. No. tw Muekle Bros., supplies furnished N WMoCoy 38 80 J E. Beegle, county printing ...... 17 78 Joioph White, sawing woorl for courthouse.......; lo oo John W Vanblarioom, hauling flour to McCullough, pauper S 00 Lane Bros., lumber furnished road district No. 13 36 63 1' J Cleeton, teachers' public exam- nation NA Dolman, teachers' public ex amination. .. . , A B Little, teachers' public exam ination .... ..'. (Concluded next week.) Map of Columbia County. Tub Mist will, on or about January 1, issue a complete map of Columbia county, which is now being prepared, snowing the county roads, poslolnces streams, railroads, section lines, dona tion land claims and many other im portant features to our people. The map will bo given us a premium on subscription to Tun Mibt ; for instance, a copy will bo given to every new year ly cash subscriber and to all those who pay up their delinquency and .one year in advance. No house in the county should be without this map which will be about 38x42 inches oyer all. Subscriptions tukun from this time on, cash in advance, will been tilled to this valuable premium. To Munis f a Bilk. It is not unusual for colds contract ed in the full to hung on all winter, in inch cases catarrh or chronic bronchi tis are almost sure to result. A fifty eent bottle of Chamberlain' Cough Kemedy will cure any cold. Cau you a (lord to risk so much for so small un amount? This remedy is intended especially for bud colds and croup and can always be depended upon. For sale by Edwin Iioss, druggist. CABICO VALLEY. Now is scarce. , The ruin still continues to full. The road across Milton creek bot tom are almost impussablo. There wa a light full of snow the first of tho season. It is reported that Mr. 8. Uock lost 15 sucks of pol aloes during the freeze a short tunc ago. It is reported that Charley Hen drieks got kicked by a horse lust Sat urday, but we did not learn whether he was seriously hurt or not. Mrs. Pope returned home Sunday from bt. lli-lens, where she hits been taking euro of her son Dave, who got hurt some time ago by a limb fulling on him. She reports him getting along- nicely nndor the tdciltful tiet ment of Dr. Cliff. School at this place will close Fri day, the 25ih, taught by Mr. E. II. Bailey. Mr. Bailey is highly respected us n teacher and resident in this part of the county. From here he goes to Milton creek, where he will begin a live months' term. Wo wish him suc cess. Cakrico Spy. .11 A IIS IBS. 6 00 3 00 6 45 10 55 1 60 1 50 GIIAH AM -IIKNiJliRSON AtWillxburg. Oregon, Tuesday , November 15, 18U2, at the residence of the bride's parents, Mr Kculjen P. Graham and Miss Maud Hen derson, all of Columbia county. III. E. Church Notice. There will be preaching at the M. E. church on the second and fourth Sabbath of each month at 11 a. in. und 7 p. lu. A, M. McCart, Pastor. Npeciineu Caves. S. H. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis., was troubled with Neuralgia and ltheumntisin , his Stomach was disordurcd.-his Live was ultectcd to an alarming degree, appetite fell away, and he was terribly reduced in flesh and strength. Three bottles of Elec tric Bitters cured him. Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, 111., had a running sore un hii leg ot eight years' num. ling. Used three bottles of Electric Hitters and seven boxes of Itucklin's Arni ca Salve, and his leg is sound and well John Speaker, Uatawba. O , bad five large Fever sores on bis leg, doctors said he was incurable. One bbttle Elertric Bitters and one box Bdekien's Arnica Salve cured him entirely. Bold at Edwin Ross' Drug Store. BRYMT C0OTJ1Y, -Manufacturers of and Dealers in ROUGH -AND- DRESSED liv and Cedar Lumber. Clear Flooring, Ceiling and Finishing Material Constantly on Hand, Clatskanie, - - - Oregon. Are You Prejudiced Many people tl'ink it necessary to go to some large city to find a first-class DRUG STORI Don't you believe it; because you can be convinced that there is a first-class drug store here by calling on Eklwin. ISo9 "Who carries a fine and varied stock of Drugs, Chemicals, Standard Patent Medicines, Fresh from the Factory. Prescriptions carefully compounded by an experienced chemist. S t. He ens, : : : Oregon. CLATSKANIE LINE.- STEAMER G. W. SHAVER. J. W. SHAVER, Master. Leaves Portland.at Alder St. dock Monday, "Wednesday, Friday for Clatnkanie, touching at Sauvies Island, St. Helens,Columbia City, Kalama, Neer City, Rainier, Cedar Landing, Mt. Coffin, Bradbury, Stella, Oak Point, and all intermediate points, re turning Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, -L 05 6 00 2 00 2 00 300 6 00 1 50 1 60 1 CD 1 CO 1 00 1 00 i a 6 00 10 00 8 00 3 00 300 900 0 00 9 35 Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The Best Salve la tbe world far Cuts, Bruises, Sores, I' leers, (Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter. Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns and all Hkin EruptlritiK, and poslUvely cures Piles, or no pay required. It ia guaranteed to give perfect satis faction, or money refunded, Pclee 25 cents per box. For Sale Bv Edwin Koss. ELECTRICAL WONDERS. How PcoDle Are Cnrei of Their Af flictions By Electricity. Joseph Moore, 108 Aider street, Portland, polypus in the nose fifteen years; cured. Mrs. Jam is Roycroft, St. Helens, Or., deafness - and catarrh fourteen years' standing; cured. S. S. Whitman, Monmouth, Or., deafness and ringing noises in the ears twelve years; greatly benefited and noises cured. Mrs. F. A. Morris, Newborn, Oregon, asthmaand bronchitis tea years; re stored two years obo. . Jenkin Jones, 307 Ninth street, Seat tle, Wash., cured of shaking hands and head, or palsy. E. A. Shaw, Forett Grove, Or., total deafness; so far restored as to be able to hear ordinary conversation. John Leightun, 2584 Madison street, Seattle, Wash., deafness of fifteen years' standing ; cured in fifteen min utes, Dr. Darrin still holds forth at 270 Washington streof,' Portland, and Re vere House, Albany, Or., and gives free consultation daily from 10 to 5 ; evenings 7 to 8; Sunday 10 to 12. He treats all curable chronic, acute and secret diseases Bt half his former prices. The poor free. Circular and question list sent free. Af.MOX FOR SALE. I have on hand 15 barrels of salt salmon, which I will sell at the following prices: (12 for whole barrels and fi'i.50 tor half-barrels. Inquire of Muekle llro.'s, St. Helens, Orejron. 028 A.J, KUUf.lU. MUCKLE BROS., manufacturers of LUMBER -AMD DEALEHS IK GENERAL MERCHANDISE. ST. HELENS, OR. I Joseoh Kellogg & Co.'s River Steamers, --"-iaiirsi-ii1f-ii-Tinrimii himi r- naflsw'" Joseph Kellogg and Northwest. FOR COWLITZ RIVER, . NORTHWEST Leaves KELSO Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 5 am. Leaves PORTLAND Tuesday, Thurs day, and Saturday at 6 a. m. JOSEPH KELLOGG Leaves RAINIER at 5 a. m. daily, Sunday excepted, arriving at Portland at 10:30 a. m. Iteturning leaves Portland at 1 p. m., arriving at 6 p. m Seeds, Trees; POULTRY, BEE SUPPLIES, Fertilizers, Etc. F.W.Miller 171 SECOND ST. Portland, - Oregon. JJSend for Catalogue. VV. H. CONYERS & CO. Real Estateand Insurance Agents Real KsMte bought, sold and managed on commission, rents eollected and abstraeta mode. ' AOEXT8 FOB TUB Farmers and Merchants, German American, And other Insnranee Compnnle. with combined A.sets of 16,100,000. NOTAEIKS PUBLIC. Clatakanle, - . . Oregon. ST. HELENS HOTEL. J. George, Proprietor, Tables always supplied wiibthebestedibles and delicacies the market allords. TERMS REASONABLE FOR REGULAR BOARDERS, Having been newly refurnished, we are prepared to give satisfaction to all our patrons, and solicit a share of your patronage. ST. HELENS OREG0X. One Dollar Weekly Buys a Rood cold watch by our club sys tem. Our t-t-karat gold-filled cases are war ranted for 20 years. Fine Klein and Wal- tltatn movement, stem wind and set. Lariv's or Kent's size. Equal to any foO watcli. To secure agents where we have none, we sell one of the hunting case watches for the club price $23 and lend U. u. u. oy express wttn prmtegeoi examina tion before paying for the same. Our agent at Durham, N. C, writes. "Our Jeweler have confessed they don't know how you cau furnish such work for the money." Our agent at Heath Spring", 8. !. , writes : "Your wntches take at shrht. Th gentleman who irot the last wuteh said that he exnudned and prired a Jeweler s watches In Lsnesster, that were no better than yours, but the priea . wasSJV Our agent at Pennington, Tex., writes: ''Am in reeefpt of the watch, and am pleased without measure. Allwhohave ieen it say it would be cheap at l-to." One pnod reliable agent-wanted for each place. Write for particulars. Kmpihk Watch Co., Kew York. . Wanted. Salary and expenses. Perma nent nlaee. Annlv now. Onlv frrowpni of nursery sto-k on both American and Cana dian soils. Hardy varieties our specialty. BROWN HKOS. CO., Kurserymen. Chicago. , FOUND. Adrift in the Columbia river last June a black skift containing loggers' tools and time book. The owner can have same on applying at ltourne's landing. tf Notice for Publication. Ind Office at Oreson City, Oreetn,( October 14, isss. t VTOTICE Is hereby aivea, that the following il named settler has filed notice of his inten tion to make Anal proof In support of his eltiim, and that said proof will be mado before the County Clerk of Columbia eouniv, al St. Ilelens, Oregon, on December 5, 1892, viz: MARION E. WEAVER, Homestead entry No. 7831, for the nel nf see 30, tSn. r2w. He names tbe following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon an4 cultivation of said land, unoer section 2!:01, R. 8., vis: C. F. Fowler, Jesse Hendricks, Joseph Bonnell and Wilfred Miller, all of St Helens. Columbia county, Oregon. o21n23 J. T. Al'PERSOS, Register. Notice for Publication. Laud Office t Oregon City, Oregon , October 15. 1802. NOTICE is hereby given that the following named aettler has lilednotlee of his Inten tion to make final proof in sunDort of hin claim. and that said proof will be made before the tionnty Clerk of Columbia county, at St. ileleus, Oregon, on December 7, IS92, vis: FRANS JOHN J. SUNDBLOM, Homestead entry No. 7016, for the ne' of see S3, t7n,r2west He names the following witnesea to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, M -land, vts: C. W. Mosher, Thomas C. Timoney, T. N. Ryckman and Peter Kasier: allot Rainier P. O , Columbia county, Oregon. , . J. T. AFPEKSON, oJln2S . -";."-.-.,. Kvgiater. notice tor Publication. . Laud Office at Oregon City, Oregon, - October 5, lsw. NOTICE IS hereby riven that the following, uained senior has Hied notice of his inten tion to make final proof lu support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before tha County Clerk ot Columbia county, at St. Ileleus Oregon, on November 21, 1892, via: WILLIAM M. RIOGS, Homestead entry No. 7391, for the lot 4, sw M of mv '-4 of see 21, 1 7 n. r 2 w. He nm the fol lowing witnesses to prove his continuous resi dence upon, and cultivation of, said land,vlsr O. F. Moeck and F. Debaats, and 8. H. Kistner, of Rainier P. O., Oregon, and H. R. Wicker sham, of Portland, Oregon. 0llnl8 J. T. APPERSON, Register. Don't Buy Your Drugs ANYWHERE BUT AT A REGULAR DRUG : STORE. -YOU WILL FIN1 TIIE- Wkai Alia You? If vou have sudden darting pains In the joints or muscles, and it recurs every time you get cold, and appears in new places without leaving any of the old ones, the best thing to do is to send five dollars to the llrunimond Medicine Co., 48-50 Maiden Lane Mew York, for a bottle ot nr. Drum mond's lightning Remedy for Kheuma tism. It will cure you. lie wise in time. and do not be fouled with anything else. If you have got the above symptoms vou nave gui. me nicunwuiu , nuu ii uiu ui ug- fist tells you the truth he will say Dr. ruinmond's Remedy is the only known cure. Agents minted. Freshest, Purest, and Best of Everything AT THE- CLATSKANIE DRUG STORE.: Dlt J. E. II ALL, Proprietor. Hart Sweetland, Proprietor St. Helens Meat Market Fresh and Salted Meats, Sausage, Fish and vegetables. Meats by wholesale at special rates. Kxpress wagon rnn to all parts of town, and charges reasonable. OO TO JOHN A. BECK, The Watchmaker and Jeweler. ; FOR YOUR ELEGANT : : : JEWELRY. The Finest assortment of Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry of all descriptions. Opposite 11 , Esmond , Portlui d. Oregon Notice for Publication. Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon, October .V IMMt NOTICE is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice ot his inten tion to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the County Clerk of Columbia county, at St Helena, Oregon, ou Koveaiber 21, 1892, vis: SMITH H. KISTNER, Homestead entry No. 7267, for tho w K of sw , se i of sw ii and sw M of se M. sec 21. t 7 n.'rl He names the follow ing witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, vis: VV. it Kiggs. F. Debaat. of Rainier P. O., Oregon, and U. F. Moeck of Rain ier, Oregon, aud H. R, Wk-kersham, of Portland, Oregon. J. T. API'lSRSOf. ol4nl8 Register. "iotlce for Publication. Land Office at Oregon Citv, Oregon. November 14, 1892. VTOTICE ts hereby giveu that the followlng 11 named settler has filed notice of his inten tion to make final proof In support of bisclalm, and that said proof will be made before the County clerk of Columbia county, at tit. Helens, Oregon, on January 8, 1892, via: . ADOLPH HANSEN, " Homestead entry No. 712S. for the nci ot see 19, 1 6 n, r 2 w. He names tho following witneates to prove his continuous residence uon. and cultivation of, said land, via: J. M. archibald. I.. Archibald. H. M. Fowler, 8. A. Fowler; all of Reuben, Columbia countv, Oregon. nl8d23 J. T. APPERSON, Register. Netlce for Publication. Land Office at Oregon City. Oregon, November 14, 1892. NOTICE Is hereby given that the following named settler has tiled notice of his inten tion to make final proof in support of bis claim, and that said proof will be made before the County Clerk of Columbia county, at St. Helena Oregon, ou January 3, 1892, via: JAMES Q.UTENS, Homestead entry No, 8520, for the tf of sea 17, t ') ii, r 2 w. He names the following wit nesses to prove his continuous residence noon, and cultivation of, snid land, viz: N. I'inck ney. John King, A. P. Usher, N. A, Andrew; all of Oeer Island, Columbia countv, Oregon. nlSdZI J. T. APPEKSON, Register, nwussiw