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Newspaper Page TextOREGON MIST. UaiteiStatos ani Comity CM1 Paper, BUiwcRimoH .rick year $i.5o. Advertising laten made known upon appllca lion. Adilre-ia all ooitiniiiiiiciitims to ''Editor f'regou Miiii' tC Helcus, Uregou. 1AVI BKO'S., I J i BtUtore. Bt. Helen. July 2H, 183. : Paramount ty every other consider ation with 'he single exception pf silver is the hope that the coming democratic pongrcss fill define the policy of the government anu give me peopio. won . kind of an idea an to what tliey are pxpect from the present lidminetration. jiidiiatrul paralysis only can reeuit from the present uncertain fate pf the tariff, and the proponed silver legisla tion. It ia not at a!) probable that (he democrats will make auy material phangea,in the tariff but their standing threat to do so has the same demoraliz ing effect upon the finances of the couur try that would follow such legislation. There must be u established policy before capital can be induced to come out of hiding and perform its alloteJ functions. lit the late campaign the (lemocrats advocated the entire repeal pf the protective tariff aud went into office on a platform which unquali Widely characterized protection as a gi gantic fraud, a burden which the peo ple were not able to bear and a troveety vpon" justice. Jt now remains to be seen whether the dominant party is pne of words or deeds and also how they propose to ruu the government without a revenue. We repeat that there is little prospect of the tariff be ng dangerously tampered with for the Very good reason that it a an estab lished fapt, and no longer a theory which is being perpetrated upon the pountry for the purpose of wattling its effect. The administration must take its position on, seme of these questions before Uie finances of this country assume normal proportions and the pld and prosperous conditions prevail. The democraU now have the oppor tunity they have been asking for and it is their own fault if they dp not profit by their opportunities. According to an eastern authority the world' fair is going to be an im portant factor in making money plenty and relieving this imaginary idea pf plosenets. Honey has been saved up in hundreds of small places for months, aud the stream is running into Chi cago. As that city is the financial dis tribution point for the west, it is only a question of a short time before the ' bulk of the money expended by fair visitors, gets back into the channels of trade aud commerce. An encourag ing prospect of a fair share of this money finding its way to the coast states is afforded by the winter fair to be held at San Francisco, and to open in December. A great many exhibits, it is promised, will be forwarded to this fair from Chicago, and there is a flat tering prospect that a lively immigra tion to the coast will incidently be fos tered by these two fairs. At the least calculation the' money which the world's fair lias caused to flow east from coast states will all be compen sated by this later exposition.. Ah eastern manufacturer was com pelled recently to close his factory in Consequence of the prospective changes in tariff laws, and the unsettled condi tion of values. A few days later he was waited upon by a committee rep resenting his former employes who ex plored him to consider their destitute condition and represented that unless be reopened his factories and gave them employment, themselves aud families would starve. '-'Oh no," re plied the gentleman, "you wjH not starve, you can eat those roosters you were carrying around shortly after the election." The moral of this little story needs no comment. There are many thousands of hungry factory operatives in the United States today who, if they V'ould get their positions back would be glad to vole with the party that pro (ecta them, and let wejl enough alone. The emperor of Siu.ni is literally be tween the devil and the deep sea. If France does not cobble him up Eng land will, and in either event he must witness, the fall of his empire, the dis memberment of his government and see his country absorbed by the Euro jiean shark whose insatiable aud vero cious appetite for conquest aud domin ion connot be appeased so long as there is a nation whose defensive power is wot equal or superior to that of its neighbor. Siam's position is indeed a critical on? and although (hat coun try is but semi-civilzed, all fair-minded lople will recrct to see it made the ictim ol a country whose only claim Vpou it ia the power of conquest. An extraordinary session oi congress ponvenet August Tth, and its first duly will be to. repeal the Sherman law and place H with one requiring the free pojnage of American productions. An other urgent duty which stares the ppming congress g'arjugly in the face Is the passage of a law which will sys tematically and effectually sit on' the ruinous operations of many gamblers $f the east. If these practices cau be suppressed there will bo more money and bettor money In the country d our productions will have hotter values and fewer fluctuations u prices. This country has been at the mercy of the Wall street gamblers quite long enough. France is strutting around 8iam with a chip ou her shoulder but if I he British lion kuocks it off he is very lia ble to get himself paddled by the Rus sian bear. English papers are deeper ately sore at France's attitude towurd Siani. ' VolcmsTi No. 1, of the Oregon Chy Herald came to our table this week Typographically, the Herald ptestmts a noat annearance and its columns are filled with much live aud interest ing reading matter. IllilJK ISLAND Farmers report the hay crop to be an ex cellent quality ibis season. Nelson Pinkney exhibited a magic lantern show sere last Monday. Hon. N. Verrill, of Okitsk.inie, called ou his mother last Friday. W. B. Duell lis 1 the misfortune to lose a Hne (tain- cow last week by ce.iina ran PVer by the railroad train. A. A. Merrill lias the lumber ami inn terial on the grounds for an addition to his home. Alnnzo Merrill and ATex F. Me. Donald shipped a line cult la.-t Mondav to Norman .Menu oi v. ruKiiit. lie is ov yujiutv s Princen-.ont of Uiliabqio, and out of a comet ware. Onite a number of large strawberries have It-en picked this sea-on in this vicinity hut Mr. Enient Tnorp picked the largest Mirer is anv. knowledge oi, it measured us indie in circumference Tide Creek Dn in Itoom Co. have let a contract to Mr. M. llurc.liuni.of Ktua Web., for repairingtiieirdiini. There is a trreat deal of fine timber on Tide Creek yet and without a dam it i.i uncertain to get it to tide water, l'l if improvement will stimulate the log ging considerable. B. C. En vart lost a good work ex last Sat urday evening by Uie express train. The ox was standing on a hijiu grade facing the train. The train was at a very high rate of soeed, throw-ins tlie ox about sixty feet into the ditch, Huch recKiessness Irum people who have the lives of ethers in their bauds is blood kirdling. Th Rev. Mr. Bittner called on the board of school directors last week to allow hiM man (Treacher O'Kelley) to use the cb,ool to preach in. We have no preaching here at present by any denomination, and we do not see why we should nqt all artnrrt a few hours once a inouti to listen to the propoundery of the scripture. Thereare unite a numlier of small children who could attend Sunday school that might be to them an everta-lsm; oenent vas you bend the tnig the tree will grow." "Go to church the preacher cried, To church they all will go; The old will go to close their eyes The young to eye their cloths." CH.Snencer lost all of his "twenty-five veurm otitherintrV hv Hre whieh consumed house, barn, shop, nod out houses but those were the property of W. V. Council as his losririni? c:un j It is pot known how the tire originated but likely by a defective tine. His motner, Mrs. r.nxa Morton, was living wiui him she too, lost all her belongings. 1 here was no insurance as we understand and the loss comes quite heavy ou all parties. GlIilVTON. The farmers of thiscomniuaity are har vesting a tine large crop of cordwood. ' Hay making is iu full blast at present. Phillip Seer's fine residence is rabidly nesting completion. The latest novelty in the way of amuse ment is for a young man to capture a wild deer and ride to the Words Fair. But boys itaont go. Mr. John Beaver of Sauvies Island gave a dance at his house on Saturday of last week, quite a number of our voung folks were present, and a splendid tune was re ported. MAIXEVILiIiE. H. A. Corliss was in Portland Friday last. Emerson Bro's shingle-mill was rua lost week. D. Bono v was over to Pittsburg last week. returning Sunday. We were all dad to see our old friend E. 8. Faxon, on Sunday evening. We hear that Miss Cora Ijeuman has re turned from Farkplace, Clackamas county. Frank Brown came up from Bainier last week, and Tuesday of this week took hW family down, to spend a few days. H. O. Howard's new barn begins to look like the ones we used to see in "Old New England." Work on it is Liein pushed rap idly. The Bev. Faxon and wife, of Columbia city, were here lad Sundav. Key. Faxon preached ino.rning and evening. He prum Ves to come again ns scon as possible. Hazle , the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Corliss, fell from a cherrv tree, last Friday, and striking m her back was hurt quite badly, although not dangerously. SHERIFF'S SALE. STATE OF OREGON ) County of Columbia.! BY VlfMTE OF AS EXECUTION, issued out of the Cin uit t.'uurt of the Slate of Oregon for the County of Colum bia, in favor of W. B. Moyer and John Maynard for the sum of $758 with interest thereon since Ihe 18th day of March, 18:. at the rate of 8 per cent per unnum. and for the costs ana expenses of s.iid writ and of said sale, said writ was directed and delivered to me as hheriff of Columbia County Oregon, commanding me to make the above-named sums out of the property of the said defendant John Mav natd. and for want of personal property ! did on the 22 of July, li!3, levy upon all of the interest of the said defendant, John Maynard, in and to the following des cribed real property to.-wit: Lots 2 and 4 (two and four) section fifteen township six north, range live west, and Lo's S, (i, 7, H and the southeast of southeast Yt of section seventeen, township six north, range five west, of and iu the County of Columbia, State of Oregon. Now, there fore by virtue and in pursuance of said execution, I will, on Wednesday, the 30th dav of August 13. at the hour of 10 0 cjock in the forenoon of said day at the door of the Court House inHt. Helens, iu said county and state, sell for cash at puuou auction to tne niguesi runoer, inere for all of the ritrht. title and interact. f said defendant John Mavnard, in and to the above described real estate, U satisfy said execution and the costs and expense's of ssle. Said sale is ruadn subject to re demption as per statute of Oregon. O. A. MA8.-5IE, Sheriff of Columbia County, Oregon. IJ" il fill Ij It d WTMP The only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder. No Ammonia; No Alum. Used ia iXillions qt Homcso Years the Standard, CliATSKANlli. Harvesting Is going on and all our liierr chants we kept busy whittling. Bert Tlchsnor has returned from Astoria where ho has been visiting his sister Mrs. l.ice. . MabrI Blackford Is spending this week with friends in Yutuhid county and elsvT where. Miss Marv Oonyers left Friday evening for Oregon Vlly, Inking her young Bister Laura along for a visit there. 0. Mudall was In town on Snhlmth with a sister ami coiir-in from fortlund, showing them Ihe city ami surroudings. Dr. Ila'.l is now a full Hedged justice of the peace. Young people cotitchipiating matrimony will phase like notice. Anton (.immi-ou living aenr Marshland lost n boy three years of age last Kri.lay fiom plu'ieu.mo. ii, coiuplk-atim; hooping counli. ' A pleaant gathering assembled at W, H Oonyers' residence last Thursday even ing in Ihe nature of a sttroii e party to rect Suss Mary during her visit here The matter of purchase of an organ for the school Imildi is has been quietly retili$ for some li:c. There is a mitlUieiit fumi on hand to bu;.' a small organ and one ought to bo sent tor in lima to have it htre before the sci ool open iu September. lr. Wm. (iriswold left Saturday rvening for St. Helens, lie did vry ssllsiactory dental work while here and will tetuni oc casionaly, as his services muy he needed in that line He is withal a very agreeable young gent'einaii and a social addiiiou to any community wh.-re he may he locked. 'Hugh Cameron lost an account of himself for au hour or two qii Monday evening by being thromti from a Iwrse striking o.i tlie back of his head , si me time passed that he has no account of and does pot reuieiiibei yet what hurt him, after a nights rest with some medical treatment he felt much im proved the next morning. Another calamity weighins about two hundred pounds or more is visiting the c ty this week in the shape of a-i tktrie belt man who propo-es to girlie all the waists of the city fliat c II be inveigled to waste tiv doUars on the enterprise His wai ting (or wasiing) business is claimed to prevent all the ordinary i Is of li'e wituut the use of medicine. The Autra'ian medicine com pany and the drug More cau now occupy seats on the back row.' They say there Is a time for everything, but we have some doubts as to whether 7;30 P. M is a proper time to start out to gather blacklierries. We would not. how ever, attempt to set up our judgment airoiast that of the two ladies who started out for that purpose Wednesday evenina. it mav ocme Pent ot ineir countenances wouhf be sufficient to cather berries hv after the sun had sunk to rest. We have heard, at least oi people having tire in their eye. In the acr-ount of the conllraratinn last week.the writer thinks Tin Mist got the en ilials of the oner of the house chanced f"'in W. K. to E. W . It was nut E. W. Conyers honse that burned, but W. R. Cr.nyers that met with tlie loss.- One is the fulher, the other the son and young Wirl, or Hilly as he is srcucrallv known to distinguish lii:u frorc his Jnele bill, is the sullerer. He takes his shss verv philosophically however and as soon as insurance matters are ad justed will probably beuin another building. The Mellin's Food Company ought to send a represent itive to Clatskanie to get a Dicttire of (iomme's twin boys, out ia their carriage these pleasant afternoons, each oue armed with a bottle of baby food. Tnetr looks indicate that the food agrei s with them, and their appearance on the street excites the admiration of all the kind mammas, who. want to stop the car riuire and take a look at them. Clat-kanie would li-se much of its attraction without its pair of twin, and a handsomer pair could scarcely be li.und. Johnson met with a mishap with Lis team and wagon load of lumber last Satur day afternoon.. While coming from Mist starting dew i bid Irom the summit bis lock broke and the horses were unable to hold the load. He held to the lines un' l they broke then slid off the wagon to await developments, the team and wagon went charging down the hill until the wheel struck a log moving it some little didonce but stopping the lo;sd. one hore wes knocked over and the waon tongue hrnfci n but Johnson in time got matter adjusted and got trough to Clalskanie that night. Mentioning fire suggests that an effort is being made to purchase a l and pump and hose for better lire protection. The pump to be place I over a stream yheie a sup ply of water is always at-ai.a'ole, aud ho'e enough is desired t-j reach ail the principal business houses and some of the re.-iden-cesnearby, to be a'tached when needed. The movement is meeiing iih encourage ment and wiil. rio doubt, be effected. In the meantime the mavor is ink-resting him self in inquiries about the utility of Bab cocks extinguishers, hand grenades etc , and may have some suggestions to oiti-r the city council on the subject. CANAAN, Mrs. Tineknv has ben qui'e ill t'. past wee , out i- improving siuwty. II. C, Gore was confined to the house last weex an neuralgia. The hayuig season is progressing nicely. This wealhir is as good U it bad been made to order. On Monday afternoon of last w.ek a destructive tire occurcd in the home of Mr V. Spencer, on Tide creek. A spark Irom tlie chimney caught the roof, and in a few seconds the whole hon.se was in names. As no assistance could be bad the barn was soon in the same condition, and the result was a complete destruction of both. Mr. Spencer lost all his household furniture and many of his personal possessions. The house and barn, however, were the property of Mr. Council, who lives on L'ter Island. . SHERIFF'S SALE. STATE OF OREGON. I County of Columbia,! BY Vl'ltTUE OF AN EXECUTION and order of sale lisued out of the Circuit Court, of the State of Oregon for the Count v of Columbia, to uie directed, in favor of r'oster A Kobcrtson, and acainsl Cbas. tiommeand Mrs. 0. Oomnie, for tiie sum of ($103.20) dollars judgtuert, with in terest at tlie r ite nf 10 per centum per an num, from the lth dav of March, lan;), and the further sum of ( II. IS) dollars costs and accruing costs, commanding me to make sale of the following-described real property, to-wit: Lot eleven (11,) in block eight ( ,) iu the original town of Bryant ville, now known asClaiskanie, in Columbia county, state of Oregon, together with the tenements, hereditaments and appurte nances thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining, all being situated in Columbia county, state of Oregon. I duly levied upon said premises on the 3rd day of July. ictim. isow in pursuance oi saiu execiiiion. I will on the 2lith dav of August, IW'S, at the hour of 10 o'cha-k A. M. of said day, at the courthouse door, in said county and state, sell at public auction all the right, title, claim and interest in and to the above described real property of the said Chas. fjomm and Mrs. 0. Homme, to the highest bidder therefor for cah, to satisfy said exe cution, interest aud costs. O. A. MA8SIE. ju!28aug25 Sheriff of Columbia county, Or. oMer. Soxns "Good JQuyei" rott BALK IV- D. J, Switzer, ST. JELKN3, - OHliUON. The southwest V of section Hi, and the southeast V of the southeast i of seetion ;tl, aud west H of the southwest W of see -lion at, township 7 north, runge i west, 2;) acres, $T,oU iH-racre, The southeast v.( of the southeast i of section .'d!, township 7 north, range 2 west, to acres at - per acre. The northcst of section ft, township ft north, range i went, containing UW acros, $10 per acre. . , ... The southwest W and west V of south east and Ihe southeast ol the south east ci and the west of the northeast t, and the northeast Vi of the northeast M of so tion ti, tow nship U north, range 2 west, 400 acres, $ T.ftO per acre. . The west W qf the northwest ti of sec tl-'ii "1, township il north, raugu 2 nest, S-) acres, 17.50 per acre. , The northeast ( of the southwest K. and the northwest tf of the suuthcast H of sec tion fl, township tl north , range 3 west, 80 acrcs.'l pt:r acre. The north W of the northeast J' ' tion V, township 1) north, range 3 west, SO acres, p r acre. A farm of 5! acres t W arren Station , on tlieS. 1. K. 11 . wi'h team of horses, wa gon, harness, 3 cows, I yearling; also all fanning tools, good house and barn, l'rlce, f.t,2u, two-ihirds down, balance In t year. In. (lure of I). J. SwiUer, St. Helens, Or. The northeast of the southeast W of sect ion I , township fl north, range 3 west, 8V.0O per ucre. Terms One-third cash, balance secured by mortgugo at 8 per cent interest. Astoria HarWe Works, j. h. i.MiiorF, rtto p. a gp a L MANUFACTURKIt OF Marblo and Granite WORK, All Kinds of Cemetery Work. FOOT Of Ot.NKY 8TKKKT, ASTOKIA. : : : : OREGON. ST. HELENS HOTEL. J, George, Proprietor, Tables always supplied wl h thelnistcdibles and ileiii-aeies the market a.lurds. TERMS KEASONABI.E FOR REGULAR BOARDERS. Having been newly refurnished, we are prepared to give satisfaction to all our i a; rons, cud Milic t a share of your patronage. ST. HELEN'S OHEOOX. J. H. DECKER. Tonsorial Artist. The ol il mill reliuMe barber litis his razors just as sharp as run he fotiml, h nd will shave you comfortably and quickly foi only lifu-eu ceuU. Give Him a Call at the Old Stand. ST. HELEN'S, OREGON. TOI'BIST ASD F18ILY IIEiOQ.CAETIlS. NeAV York Itcstanrant. Amdkbsok Beakey, Propriir. N. 132 first Street, PORTLAND, - - OREGON. riiK Splendid, Yoang Nanus Hon! TEI1PEST WU1 Make the Season of 1803 as Follows: Monday and Tueaday at K. COX'S place, Warren. Wednesday and Thursday nl flohln. Kest of the week at C. MUCKLE'S ' ranch, Deer Island. TERMS: INSURANCE m TEMPEST is a brautlriil. dark Iron nrrav. 10 hands li'tli ; seven years old ; weiKlis 1B00 ftfllin,lu K'lllt tilw. itfuln jillw.U Itmuamlml auu nri;nu null. Ill lllllOllUllir JtUWW anu durability. He wiis sired by Yonnr Byron Klir; by Old I'. v roll Kier. iiiitiortcd and onsd liv StiiKinaster, Kcola. Iowa. Tcninust's dam was rtred liy Old Tempest, a Norman Hur owned by J. Downs, Iowa. Chas. Mucklc, Owner. DR. Win, GRISWOLDj DENTISTRY. CFFICEATTHE DRUG STORE. ST. IIFLENS, OREGON. W-iwsaari" ARE YOU -THAT- CARRIES A COMPLETE STOCK OF , Drugs and PATENT MEDICINES, ETC. Perfumes, Stationery, School Books and Cigars PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED. ST. HELENS. " - OREGON. J011 Will Mis If yourself or I iondu wish to bo cured of Liquor, Opium, Morphine, Choral, Co caine or Tobacco liab s, seek only the gen uine Keeley Trcutmont, which is the only safe, reliable and permanent cure in exist ence. Genuine lveeley Intitutes, with most favorable surroundings, at Forest Grove ' and Roseburg, Or, Ke8" Write for particulars. Correspond 0 ence confidential. Oregon State Normal .School, MO"N" TOUT II, on. The Leading Normal School of the Northwe:t. Stroiit Prn(ilnnst and Arsdcnilr rnrs and well orjfsiditd ItmM SHifnl for l'rurflrat Tralitlnir o Te:u b ts, hernial, Adi'sai'inl Norainl, Hn-liif. MihU aai Art IMirunc-iit. Ili aull f til and I ealt ilul 1 e-ulon. I. ..tin Csimn-a, inSa o ,n Tin Surma) lis' enjoyed a lod)f irm-irih tiirliia thf -a't ye.ir, rest-hlev hi aridln.onl of .nr 400, th in ll hbiifry. New niendjeis liave l-n adotxl to die In, -int., new i p,,rsiu ni.i l.r,i. nn, ihe roihso id tiilr revlred and Mrenxiltenrd. IheKreduafi s tie In cvmeml lo It 1 1 aouil "lilnn. 1 lie dlplnni. rtniili-a ibo hulili'r to irai-h I in anr CYnn.y Iu Ihe Mtme wtilimil lattli-r exn-liion. f nliini. Normal re-term of i3welt: vnli Normal J,0fi irW-rni of la week,; Itn-liiss CJA piTienn, I'fmrd at S rmal D ntiiK Hull fl.7.1 pe .--wceti. ltoonia from Ji els. ier-wvek iinlntiillie'! m II Kl d 1.3 liniiMie I, liosriand lo-lirlng In prliaie niailllej Vi.H In 1, 00 -er-wk. Tuition, Iwotd. I vkIii anil Ivjik lew thn p r year, K nmr mnry ol M".", Ihoronuli courses ere oiterisj ii voi'sl and Iti'triimp'tisl Mu-lu. Tuition. I'.O jici-lvirm ot 311 stous, Mtntinoulli ltealty si'ie's 11,1c Irom alt puiU of the untie, tnelvu miles Irani the Halo ( aflml. -HI My iolle Koinhof rurllaii't. C'jtals.'iies t-lieerlully Mull ou aipllci lou. Addreu 1. U l.'ainlelt i'ltk. or M. Miedd ewjr. ol ' ISIKD3 OF A FEATJIER FLOUK TOGETHER." This i3 tho reason why The- St. Charles Hotel, 0. W. KNOWLES, Proprietor, Has Hitch a large patronage by the business men of tlie State. If yon want to meat a friend you will always find him at The Ht. Charloe. Jo MM OF CODRSE YOU DO. SUCH IlEf-NO THE CABB. It behoores you lo find the most do.-diauU jilace Ui purchase vour' invif(orator." Ke i constantly on hand tlie famous Cuban Blossom Cigars. The flnost line of Wines I.Inuors aud . Cigars to be 4nnd this side of Fort land. Aihi Si you wish to engage In a nam of POOL OR BILLIARDS, They can a-sure you that they have the oesi tamo in town. rvvnryiniiiH new and neat, and your iiakroua(je ia respectfully eollclied "THE BANQUET" bt. Ueleai. Oregon, LEARN TELEGRAPHY! I Success Sure. Address J. C. HKVMOKHKH, OreKonlen BMe. I'OUTLANW, UK1C1KJN, Hart & Sw eetland, Proprietor St. Helens Meat Market Fresh and Baited Meats. Bauaaire. Fish and vegetables. .Meats by wholesale at special rates, Express wagon run to all Darts of town. aad charge reaiouable. AWARE? Chemicles, JAMES F. BRADDOCK, BLACKSMITr WORK In all its Branches: REPAIRING : WOOD : WORK. Prloea are very reaaonahlo and all work guaranteed. HOULTON, OREGON, MDCKLEBROS. MANUFACTIJItBlta OF Rongli and Dressed Lumber. -DEALERS IS- Dry, Goods, Groceries. Hay, Flour and Peed. St. Helens, Oregon. I'llH (HHCITIT IJOHUT OF THiq lat d tti'W'ii. for l.'uluilibla CoUlttT. ink lUi.i., l'liilntllt, 1 4JU I 1K....IIU IS T HlaU KIIMUM jl,,.NH.01,,,s'...dI.. Kknnki.i,, Deli'iidauls, J To John II. Iil.ua anu l.turna raanau., IN Til ic NAM IC OK'TIIR HTATIt 0V Ori-iion yiiu are r.iiilml herj-hy lo up. i.,.ar and iniNWt.rllH.coii' alii llled aKJiist vim In the above suit, by tl nth day . ' .....i if tail so to answer. deem,; .K.I..-1 l?ou. ' "h. .. . I fc lirouulii to oiiiain a uri "' -the fnrei'lnsiire of two nerlalii inortnfa ilea orllH'd ill the said miiiiillnt, bv the iHldJiihu H. Ulill"."" Ihetrnlh day of January, lHtsl, t otire the iayiiieut ot two certain piiinilssiiiy notes, That the iireius,.s nonvi-yed by uld "' 'y lie sold and ihe iiotueds aiitdlfd Ui t h Jay ment of said itoti s. And In case said (no. needs are tint eiillli lenl lo pay ' 111111 to ooiaill mo , , -'- -- ...... ,,.niur... il. M l...li,.,M i-i'inulntll'S due, and also the said defendants, and ei l of ihnni, and all persons didnilnK by, lliroouu , or on,,'. - - foreulosed of all rlalit, IH'I. daliij, Hen. euulivof redeiiiplloii. iuhI Interost in ami to said nmrtiiauvd premises, end for yiiim other and fur. her relief as will more fully Bpiiear by reference by the cminiilatnt on llli' I herein. And thai said ileli'iidiint. l.ixi ale Kennell, be foreoloaeii oi an niint, utie, ano iniensi in aim io imp wim jm v. . crlhed in the said moi tiiaees, and the coin, plaint herein, bv virtu of a certain morl- aapn, or lien, win1" mesam . vuuwn dalm.tohav.tl.eren.. .0IX JimlilJul'-'H Attorney for 1'lalutlfT, Nnilee ( f'redllora. NOTICK Is hereby Kle" iy the underslrn. cil.O. I), HittiiiliiK, adinlnlstratiir ot the e tale of Mti-hacl hltwrnla. diseased, to the creditors of, and to all rson bevlne, flalnis amilnst, said itereai-i, lo exhibit them, with Ihe necessary vouchers, and cerlilled as bv law required, wllhlii la months fium the dale of the first publica tion of this notice. t' said admlniwirator at Ihe oOli-e of his attorney!, rooms .10 and 81, McKay hntldln. eomer of 'I'blrd ami hln r It streets, in the illy of Portland, count v of Multnomah, slate of Oregon, Ihe same buna: the place where the business of said estate is transacted. II. I. ll' kino, administrator of the estate of Michael l'ltlei aid , deceased, Dated June 30, ItfM, Notloe ot Final Mnttlemvnt, In the County Court of Columbia Co.liilv, Slate of Oreaoii. In the mailer of the t-dale of Nora A, llailev, dei't-ased. , t NoTIUiti hereby Riven that the under signed executor of Ihe lst will and (osta iiuniofNoiaA llailev, deceased. has tileit bis Dual ace oi nt In Ihe ad.nlid-lrailon n( said estate In tlie above einiiled Court, and thai tlie lion. Judge of cald Court has a laiiiited Monday, ihe I Till day of July. IntM. at 10 o'clock a m., and the Court room "I said Court, as the lime and place for the beariiiK of objections lo such final account and the settlement thereof. All arsons iii'ereili'd In the said estate are b'-roliy inquired to Hie their objections to siiid Itii'al account on or before said liih day of July. I KM. H. K. Cl.lre. Ktccmor of the last will and testament of Nora A. llailey, dceed. jitnojul? lattd June 7th. IW, Netlee lor rei lent ten. Und Ottlceal Oter'n Cite, Oreeee, June I I. N'OTtCK l herehe dven that Ihe tollowlnt uenis'l se'ilni lis" nil notice of hi" Inlen t(..n lo make Itnsl pnsif In H)H,rl of his rlslia, i.nd tliut said nrool will lie mwle helore Hie :niiity Clerk ol Colnuilila count) , at Hi. llokus, tlmKou, on Ausiwl 1 Isaa, l :Ai.vir i. Huvrn, liiiiie-ltmit eiii'y N. 7- W. ( r the N K of Hec, : T. 4, N tt, IV.. IV. M. He Hemes die followllia wltnesi.es to prove his Coin inn-. in resilience. Ii lion aud eulliatloU nl, mild land, vi: U. II Sien-lc. W t'. llcii(1croii. Henry Poller, ami JulliM i iitcNi ifcii, ol Hcn.HHie, iutuiuuia coiiniv, . I ll) olil J T. A PPKRHON. toalter. Aeelfnee'e Mellee. In tlieuiatierof UeaiKliluei.l of J sine . Klk and Hnbt Joliu-oii, c partners, Si "Kl-k Jolinn.ll." insolVi'iit drbldts. Ti e tindeisKriiBil, haeinii been duly Miiuleii ast'Lnceo' llieeslateof the abovi na tied io.tolveut del.loi' under ami !' vir tu of au act of llli-h i:l-!illiv assemlily of lliMauiof On iti.-ii. entitled An si t tu h- core toi rdilori a just division t ibei stalu of di btoi--, w:io convey t-i as-inces for tlie l)cni lil of tredilor"," apfitoved Octola-r la, I ,7 H, mi l Iliea ni-niliiieiilklhercUiiipprovril r-'clmiary Jl, ISSn, all persone linvinK i lulllis a, uin-t id I estate are h rehy noilllril la present Hie f-atiie to me, ut my piece of re idem-e, at Ciaiskanic, Coiiiml la coui.iy, OrcRot., Only venue,! as hv taw required, wltuii! three month from tho data hereof. NOHMAN MKKIdl.l., Ass'ifitee, Etc. St. Helens, Orei-on, July 'Jo, JCt. aulit finite tor Hnbtlcnllon. Iiid OfSee at Oregon CUy. Oreaan. July lo. ISD3. NOTlfK Is herehr idven Ih. I Itt- tollowlne iishkj I .-liln lias filed notice ol her tult-n. Hon te imike tliial pnn.l, under section X'Slt, K . ill supoort of her eloliu, and Dial salil irH, will lie limits before .lie fteeii'ier end Kecelner, at 'Jreaou City, Orcrnn, on Anent is, 1MM, vis; HKANY K. PKl'KHS, widow of Otto Peters, deceased, hoiue.tead en try No. 7iki,1. for lots 1 ami J, section IS, town. It 4 norili, mints 1 i"l. tiae naniu the fulloH-tnv wtluesvea tn prove her continuous reshleuce iisn aud cultivation of Mid land, vis: bottaii Hf-arlis, of Anrthur. Oreirnn, J. Ilalley, of Kei.hen, Ureon.and . Merrill aud 11. Wil ier, of lieer Islaud. Oreaon. JuMsnls J. T. AI'PKHHOX, Reitl.ter, Jkdmlalslralere "telle' The undemlKncd. hoTlnir beer appointed hy the Cuanty I'onrt of Columbia County, Oregon, aduiliiisiratori of the estate of Geo. Clark, deceased, all persons having claims a "slnst said estate are requested to present the same lo us at Astoiia, Oregon, vvilhlu six uiontiis from this date. K. A. KlrtflER, H. K. 11 A Ml IK, Dated July 1.1th, K;l Aduilnlslralors. ' Ju2lauflH. SHERIFF'S SALE ' 8TATB OK OUKCiOnT I .. County of ColumbiR.f BY VIK'riJK (11-' AN KXKCimON Issued nut of the Circuit Court of the Nlate of Oreirnn for Colnuilila County in fnvor of W. II. Oonyers, and aualust John Maynard, for the stun of f SI Ml Hollars jiulxuiciit with Interest thereon since tbe Utli dayof Feiiruary, lsl,nt Ihe rate of 8 per cent, per annum, and for the eosta and ex penies of said writ and of said sale, said wru was nirentcu ami ueuvereu lo me as Hherlfl of Columbia County, Oregon, coin maritime, me to make the ahovo-naiued sums out of the property of said defendant, John Maynard, and for want of persons! property I did, on therStl. day of June, ISI'.l, levy upon all of the interest of sr. Id defendant John Maynard, in and to the folluwlne; described real estate lo-wlt : Lots (V) and (4) two and four, section IS tnwnrhlp 0 notrh, range (ft) live west, and lots 5. fl, 7, H and southeast Mof outhesst section 17 township fl north, range ft west, of the Wil lamette Meridian, embracing )1 acres more or less, Iu Columbia County, Oregon. Now, therefore, by virtue and in pursuance of said execution, I will, on Haturday, the 21th day of July, lHtiS, at the hour of 10 o'clock In Ihe forenoon of said day, at the door of the court house In Ht. Helms, in said Coiiniy and Htate, sell for cash at public auction, to the blithest bidder there for, all of lite rltht, title and Interest of the said iliifcndiiiit, John Maynard, In and to the above described real eslate, to satisfy said execution nod costs and expenses of sale. Bald salo Is made subject to redemp tion as per Btututs of Oregon. , . H. A. MABfilK, JiinlfljulU BlmrliTof Columbia county, Or. AdiHliiletralor'n Notice.' NOTlCK Is hereby (riven by the under signed administrator of the estate of Char les ThcKoda, deceased, to Iho creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers will. In six months after. Ihe Hrst publication of tills notice, to the said administrator, at the Ht. Charles Hotel., In the city of Tortl-md. slate of Oreiron. AI-Hiiftl' J0HNH0N. -Administrator of the estate of Charles Thofoda, deceased. Dated July 21, 18&J