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Newspaper Page TextOREGON MIST. United Rtulci and County Official fiiper Ht. Jlclons, July SIM, lHa. PUBLIUHCn't NOTIOK. All flOinitllllltl'allnllH Mil tfl TlIM MtWV mik. fU'.illnii in 1 1 t ha HTOompiuiU-il liy tlm Hiilliur'n r.al naiin uikI nut nnm il iiliiiua ttlouu. We cm mil wain ma nam. lor miMlnitluii, lull itaun vlilaiics of sural full li. i'irrHiuiiiiliiii-u ivlih. out llift wrllar's mini i'i'iiiii.iuilnu will bis vmkihiivu iu iti niinic uunnui,- BRIEF MENTION, What Loiui ti ful weuthor. The Stulo of California passed up A imniiij vvvuiiJg Wnod it belnjj ilacuJ on tho new jsiwri. Tlioi. Cooper hat dispnsod of hi in terval iu tlitt liunquut suluou to W. A. Mekur. Rev , Judy proachod to a largo and Attentive nudiuno at litis pluoe Inst buniluy tnoi iiiiK and evening. The County Commissioners court finished tin busiiutss uud arijournud at a IhIo hour lust Mnturduy ufiornoon. Sotno Improvements nud changes have been inmle in thn county ruud to .Kuppooee, near the Island luke. Tlie souoosst ii most suroly a plena'' ant place to visit from (he uniiilier of iwrsons whit are visiting there, but you know priuteri cau't afford such luxui tel. A singe line la new In operation to Ml. Hi. ili'luiu, connecting will) tlie atoamer Mascot on Moud.iyi and j nuruiuya hi l,h center, mere are alrendv a number of cmnpurs at the foot of the mountain and many mure are expected there during the mouth of Annual. The Potter came near not being aide to make her lauding at this place Sun day evening in council nonce of tlie nl reuce of Nighlwnttbtutin Uillino.'C Mr. Gillmore hat surved no long and faithfully thai everything seems to go wrong wIk-u that guulleinan takes oue iiight off. "Law'a a curious Ihing," snid the Harney county justice, hs lie tilted the jujf. "In what way T" iiekud the mayor. "VVcll, in tlni way ; I tii d a man this Hiorniug' for ateiiling' it boss, nn' ' n I wai about lo line him fit ami costs, thn (In rni u li .m turned out to bo a Uiuleand knoektd tho ciiso sky high." Tim MlhT holda that it U entitled to good, strong kick because of tlie wood being stacked along the river bank, shutting out our view. Upou (unher couaidi'Mtiun we will say that perils is die devil will accomplish more in consequence of his inability to peep at the parsing steamers. The editor never peeps. HI. IfiOeiis is to have a livery and feed stable where u turnout may be bad at any time. This will prve n great convenience t th pulilic, uk many times persons are obliged to re main at Iiiiiii) in cinqtl.ce of their inubilily U) j'rwre any kind of con tnyanco. Thus Coopir will bo the pro prietor and manager. The Lane Oounly grunge and farm era' iilliiinco recemly apioititod a com liiilteis to examine (lie lio ikn and record of Lane coimiy in the interest of the taxpayers. A a remit the ullia.ico de mand that the prosecuting attorney piow-ed at once against Hhrrifl' Janu s K. Nolund for neglect to comply with the law regulating duties of slierifl's. Somebody says that there is said to be oue editor in henven. JIow he got there is not positively known, but it is uoujecttired that he pasted himself off for a miuii-ter and stepped iu uusus cctod. When the dodge was discov ered they aearched the realms of felic ity in all their length and breadth for a lawyer to draw up the papers for his ejectment, but they could not Undone and of courio be held the furt. License Collector Bui htcl, of Furt land, lopoits that tlie present html times will cause about thirty saloons in I'orlliiud to dost their doors, us it will be tinpcsMblc for many of them to get money unoujli to pay for their quarterly license. Those saloons that will be foroi tl lo close aie of ilio very lowest kind of beer joints, and for the Kenerul welfare of the city, every per son there should rejoice. At considerable inquiry is mnde bout the iiniiis law we give it, us handed u-t by a friend, uud suggest that it be clipped for instant use, and that the law he rigidly enforced: Hook agHtili muy he killed from August 1, to October I; spring poets from March j, to Jul ' 1, sranuiu-mongon Fiom l cember 1, to January J, exclusively, umbrella borrowers from February I, to May 1. Open season till the year on life insurance agents, picture pod dlort and mossbacks. There Is no habit so ensy to fall into nor one so hard to break as that of borrowing. It is so simple to any "will you lend roe;" but when the time comes to pay back the loan you are al most sure to begrudge and murmur something uuout "paying for a dead horse," forgetting how much yu ap predated the kindness shown you the timo you hesitatingly whispered "will you lend." Tho woman who borrows sugar, tea and spice becomes a nuisance that her neighbors soou ub nor. The woman who wishes to wear your hula, your Jewelry und your eveu ing shoes you soon learn lo dretid, and n fact the chronic borrower is a person wnom all sooner or later learn to avoid Do not borrow unless it Is an absolute necesNity, in which case be certain to imy back the loan promptly when you said you would. It is much better to do without things than to no in debt for the loveliest dress, hat or wrap will not compensate for tho heavy load of debt that presses on your heart, and which blots out tho brightness of tho sunshine and looms up before your eyes wherever you go. lo live within one's income Is the secret of prosperity Jlappiness is the heritage of the one who adheres to this rule, and a con tented mind and un ever-iucreusing bank account will belong to the one who buys only what he can pay for. sud has no wakeful niirhla worry ing over a debt that in nit bo paid, but for which there Is no money Iu wait' ing. A fisherman on the St. Helena bar had an experience in front of this place luesday evening winch was far from pleasant, and wlncu he will not prob ably care lo repeal soon. The usher- man bad Ins net in the water ana was making a drift as tho steamer Potter sine down on her regular run to As toria. Captain Hullivan did not soothe net or was unable to pass around it ami in passing over it one of the large wheels picked up the net and quickly wound it around the shaft taking the lisherman and most of his boat with it. Fortunately the man was so com pie My tangled iu the net that he was held firmly in one place and carried around with it and thus escaped being dashed to peices by the paddles. The engines were soon stopped and the un furiuuata fellow released from hi dan gerous position completely exhausted and badly hurt about the arms and legs. The wheel made about forty revolutions while he was in it. Tho boat was smashed into kindling wood. Mr. Otis P. Akin, of Portland, has re turned from Lake Merrill, near Mount Ht. Helens, where he has spent Hie pant two weeks at Bleak Hall, a new lo.lgo which has been erected for the entertainment of spoilsmen during the season, says the Oregoniun. lie brought in with him a bark 'tof the lineal iroutseen here for a long lime. Juil,'o Circuit, wiio is a recognized au thority on matters piscatorial, pro nounces tlinm lo be of the "cut throat' Variety, wliieh, he -a.iys, is quite un common iu tho waters of the North west The visitors i.t Bleak Hall ull of whom are onlluiitiasuo (Hiermeu, are making Hi.iiigeuiuots for u celotira lion mi tlii' !Mi ol August, the miniver Mry of the birthday of l.o.k Walton, the patron saint of lislicunon. There Will Im c.iooe races, a IK-diing toiitna uiKiit, au.l tlie festivities will conclude Willi a fish barbacue. The Monitor Monterey passed down yesterday morning nl 7:!i5 bound foi the Mare island navy yard at Sail Krauci-oo, where ehc is to receive the armor lor tier lurreis wlneh is now oi exhibition at ihe world's fair, ami b- given a few liniibing touches prepara tory to taking her allotted place iu the navy. As III ) flhip passed HI. Helen she was greeiid by cheers and waving hals and handkerchiefs and aeknowl eilgod the same by courteoiilsv dipping ... .1 'i'i... ..:..o ,.t .1... if liui utuuifi. a no viBib Ul lliu luuuinicv to this place was, perhaps the pleas autest soc ial event in our history und her roluru wilt be aiixintHy ttwaiieti by the many friends of the ship and crew in this city. Will Miles left Wodno.diiy for strip toHll- rariun. Mrs A, Davis visited In the metropolis ins wees, , Dennis Porry was visiting in this place W. H. Tlillard rolurned Tuesday evenln iroiu ioruunn. K. M. Potter of Kahuna, was seen In town lust Nuiiiiuy. C, II. Johns and wife wers visiting In ivniiiiitr iM.il nuuciay. Jus, Htrachan and wife visited at Hunter rullil Ittnt Hunilay and Alumluy. Jss. Muckleand wife returned Monday from Nurtb Usueli wliuretlieyspuritHuuduy. Justice J. f). Duncan, of Meaptmose, wsi in Ht. Helens Tuesday on business at tlm cuim nuuae. HUH. 0. W McllrlilK. nf S.ilntn ri inanl the past few days In tlie eily, the guest of iiiBiau;r, jni n, TT . XI, uuilllMIl, Dr. Oils wold returned from filutakanln Nuinlay Hiorniug, where lio bad bsen on oiiHinuss tour. ' cousii'V counr - rrocoeillnS of the Adjourned Term of tlmt lledy. Court opened July l!)th as per ad journment. Present j lion. Dean lilanchard, Comissionnrs Uarnes and Hchoonover, Clerk Quick and Sheriff Massie, Iu the matter of Itidcwn v and others for a county road. Road ordered opened and John Campbell, Lon Ad ams and A. H. Powell were appointed viewers and A, 13. Little surveyor, to meet at the residence of Thos. Bolo man on the 10th day of August, 1893, at 8 o'clock A. M ., and failing to meet on that day or within five days there- alter and that they quuliry according to law and proceed to view, survey and mark out said proposed road. in the matter ol the support of Miss Hubor, it isordored that Henry Huber, the custodian of said Miss Huber be required to make a report of the con MiMa Marv ('nnvni r.f Jh Ytlfw I v:r. 7 .- .'. y' ciiieruriae nirce. waa vininrir in 1111s niMeA lustHsturduy, the guest of Miss Alice Vox. (leo. L. Jlsll, formerly of Vcrnoiila, bu rceeallv of Onk and. t'lil.. waa In Imn W neiidav, on his was to vialt relatives In r aumi Valley. M ansa Maud Jack son and Klttln Unnn of Halem, eaine down Huturilaj afternoon, nail are tha auesU of Mr. ami Mrs. F. M. .Mass, tuny expect to remain two or tliree weeaa. - A camping party Including Nr. and Mrs. . M. Mile, of tllia tllaca. MImhi-m Mitml Jackson, hittie Moure and Mr. WillJackann, oi naieiii, leu ners yoiiernay :or nuulli The gold an 1 silver problem has al ready landed one victim in tho insane asvlum. This is An Irew Dr. a en, man 49 years oi age, hailii g from Portland. lie has a system by which, with the yelks of eggs, he makes gold out of silver, and Insists that there no need of free coinage, lla is so demonstrative at times in his on deavors to convince poople of the suc cess of ids syatom that the Rorvicos' of a straight jacket are needed. He also ays he believes the bible is made out of coltou, but as long as t:'. liens noiii out the Hold and silver question will remain solved. Already there is beginning lo appear tho blue haze in the atmosphero iniiien tivo of burning forests. The lateness of the summer soasou in making its ap pearance baa thus far given us exemp tion from tho smoke that has come lo be regarded almost the only dissgree ablo featuro of summer weather in Oregon ; but summer is here and the moko is coming. Were this the result only of legitiinuto tires for the purpose of clearing1 laud for use, the smoke would not be so dense, and the discom fort would be born with greater equa nimity; but the bulk of it comes from woods burning from Hres carelessly set, and Ihe knowledge that valuable prop erty is being destroyed and somebody is to blame, naturally anus to tne im patience of the man wnoaeeyes are red dened bv smoke ami aomeu ma re- l ' . ' l. . .I .!. l.n,l..n,ia JHIilllUKJ Bllfllb 111 lllllUIIIHIU lK,nv, jow elud peaks, . , , Indies of the Methodist church, of Rainier, gave a very pleasant ice cream and strawberry festival for tho benefit of their minister, last Friday evening It was well patronized and the nut pro ceetls amounted lo iflz. Many camping tours are being n untied and it all who are talking of spending a season in the mountains carry out theirinteutiousour Utile city win soou be nearly depopulated. The steamers Potter and Lurline have been testing their speed for sev eral day past, arriving here at from II ::iU in the forenoon to 12 ;M V, M. There's nothing like it. The ball at tho opera bouse this (Friday) evening, after tho entertain u.ent, will, no doubt, be tho event of tne soason. i lokets, including supper, will cost you f l.oo. The lighthouse tender Columbine left dowu the river yesterday morning bound lor Alaska and other points in her district on the northwest coast. Remember that the Odd Fellows' entertainment takes place thfs (Fri day) evening. You are cordially in- vtlea. J be entertainment is free. The wrecking steamer William Ladd passed this place Wednesday on her way up tne river. Don't forget the ice cream festival at Hcappooso, Saturday evening, Au gust 5th. Little change in the height of the water in the Columbia river. The Sarah Dixon's new schodule proves quite satisfactory. A slack in evory branch of business is now being folt. The Monmouth Slate Normal. During the past year tho State Nor mal school at Monmouth has reached Bu enrollment of over 400, tho largest in its history. The professional course has been much strengthened by the addition of the Model Training depart ment, in which students are given practical experience in tho application of methods, under the supervision of special critic teachers, Miss Edith Cae savaat, a graduate of tho Millersvillu, Pa., State Normal, has been added to the department for tho next years work. in the Academic course, tho work in all the departments has been revised and strengthened. The school has a bright prospect for future growth and usefuluosa. dition of suiJ Misa Huber to tha Hon. Misa Tlllls Miuklo returned from nolulor county court before any further wu ffiiftffiXAX: "" "a port i. extended the said applicant.' in the matter of experting books of county officers, the same was token under advisement until the regular term of this court. In tho matter of duties of the sev eral road supervisors in Columbia county, it is ordered that on and after August 1st 1893. road supervisors shall arrest arid prosecute all persons for rid' ing and driving faster than a walk over any county bridge in their respective districts. In the matter of plotting of roads on original road man. It is ordered HcupHioa, where they will pas the next that all county roada opened and not IHO weeks. i..,..i... : icirciiiiuio iuim?m uii mib uriinai map be so plotted. " It is further or dered that the contract for plotting said roads be awarded to W. J. Kstabrook for the sum ot $1.50 for each road plotted. in matter of contract ol facidc linage Co. specifications changed to call for 12x12! timber for end piera. RULES, OF, COUNTY COURT PKRTAINIKQ TO IiOAU BUPKBVISOR8. Bulk 1. Where plonk is used on the county roads it must be laid on at least tliree stringers not les than six or eightinchesin diameter if of round lum ber, or 4x8 inches if of sawed timber. Stringers must rest on bearings not over sixteen feet apart. Plank must be spiked down with at least two seven inch spikes to the plank . Bulb 2. All plank used on the road shall not be less than nine feet lone here the road is straight, and twelve feet where there aro curves. All plank shall be three incites thick and laid with the heart side ap. itULg o. When using corduroy cedar is to be used when it can be obtained within reasonable distance from the road. Otherwise fir can be used. Kulb 4. All cordurov shall be not less than four inches thick nor more than eight inches wide, nor less than eighl feel in length on straight road, nd ten feet oil all curves. 'Kuls 5. Corduroy to be laid with the sap side up on ground previously prepared and driven down four to gether. Ktil.B 6. That all timber on public roads be cut full width of road where and whenever practicable, Kulb 7. lliat stone or e ravel be used when or whereever it can be ob tained at not too great an expense . Riji.k 8. All side hill roads should have a ditch on the upper side of the roud, und culverts under the road where needed. Kulb 9. That the supervisors have eve-y person arrested who after the publication of this notice ride or drive faster than a walk over any bridge in this county. Fines are from f 10 to $ 100, Page 920 Sec. 1791 Hill's cade. Liberal Way of Advertising. Make as many small Enullsb. word poss ible from letiers contained in C K-1j Id It I I li ti H, without uainxj a letter li any one word inoro times than it appears in "Celery Pilla." To tie peron semJuiK the largent lint will lju iilvun n ln-iiii-tlful matched italr of Cream While I'onles, (Jold Mounted Hnrni'sa uud pliuy elon; a trip to the Wut-lda'a I'nlr and re turn for second larj:e,.t list received ; a fine Upright Piano for third: a Pncc.ni die Picv do for fourth! line 'ld W.iteh forllfilir; pair Diamond T'lir-ripgi for Mxlli; Parlor C)rra for seventh : eleiint f lurp fur t igih ; HlackHilk Dreas Pattern for ninth; Altaic Dux, Drum and bells for tenth largest ll-t; also 100 other valuable prima for first 100 peraona amnling a liat of not Icaa than no words made from letiera enntainod hi ' t'el ery fills." KihIko's "Celery I'llln" are w mo, you require it iniiiM. d witn nrrvi n nes, Insomnia, loss of nmielite, weakness, dyspepsia, atoinaeb troulile, lieailaehe, in digestion, etc Bend thlrtetn 2-ecntatanipa with M"t of words and try for oee of our hunilitotiie prizes and receive FItKK a nnm pis imckaKe. with full twrticulurs and liat of thr,ae in your state who have won prize hj introduce una (treat nerve ami atonmeii remedy, all delivered in V. 8. free. Kn- elose thirteen IJ. H. 2c. -tamp Willi lint of wonts promptly to HVIHiK C'fOLKIlif PI Lli CO., Montreal. Que, and you aro mure ol a n rat-class prae for your kruuijiv. mv.. J. It, Beeitle. formerly editor of thlananer waaiiikiwii Wvdueadav. Mr. Ueeulu will bu envaued hereafter Iu Hie di-churee i umvnpaper ouues on tne. iniixnuro in dependent. The Independent will nourish under Mr. Deegle'a auperviaiun, and Tub) juit wines uoiu prosperiy. 1 he ice cream festival annnnneitrt In h riven at Hcappoore tomorrow evening, has been postponed until rSatnrdny evcnlt?n, Au- Kusi em. we are also rctielei to say bimi iiu lunnvai win imj snven oy me xoung I'euple's hii-liall Kndeavnr Hocietv in stead of the ladies of the (JiiiiKreirutional liiirc.li, as prevoualy arinouiiced. C. r. Olscn. of Deer Island, waa In town Monday attending to minor husineaa affairs. M r. Olaen ia uu enereelic ami succeasful fur- tner. proof of which ia shown -hv strwrks f rye which he has for exhibition that are nine feet U it'll. 11" also rcnoris a vcrv urre crop of prunea at Ida place, and from the lenoroi air. uiaeira remarks there will be inippliiesa In the Olnen family this year. Judire nad Mrs. Sw lser returned on the telephone lueaday evening from a very Pleasant iru lo .-ortll Keacli ami Ovsmr. viilu. At the latter place tliev visited tlie oyster nens an I raaieu upon tne aliell-flsli lUl.inl. ..I I- 41 'l'l... l- . ..f. . I niiiiii iiimuiiiii im-ru. I lie juiikc Vl-lieu the wreck of thn Harvest Homo and brought swiiy material for a walking cane which lie will liervalter waras a aouvenir of his trip. , 11ELBKN. niackberrlea are plentiful at Mooreaville. 8. A. Fowler his the timber nn the ground for a dwelling house. Kverlxuiv I" busy uuttinr hav in thn hnm for they say Ibis weather will not last long. Lou Hull is preparing to an to Eastern Oregun where he wii.l engage in farniingan I liunu raiting. J. P ArchlliaM baa returned home from is visit ens!. Inn aavs he fonrot to brinir a iionkey with him Jim linrk has eono to Foret nrnre arheiw ne win ciiKa jeni Kplittuitf oak w,,l to ship iu I Drii.iiiii iii.ii h.ci,. Mrs. I). I.. Wiloox. of Portland, and formerly of Mooreaville, is veiling her moiner ui inn jnaee. P. J. Hnrnr has eomnletod a I iree slash. ing and wiil soo erect a ilivoliimj house on ins larm iiacu ui Alooresvilie, The dance nt Moore-ville lait fntnrdav evening was welt attcne.l, a id by kindness oi .ur. immiii'ii tne gnesti Wine poriuitted to use me nan, Tlio lumber an I caps for the enmity brlili;e over U'ible Oreek on tho Si. Helens and ltainier road is un tlie grounds, and worn win eo iiiii 'iioc as soon as the poati nnu stringers arj reany. Mont Kosler met with a verv painful ac- ci'leni Inst week while trying to break a rait, ii" was trying to noiit tlie animal by tlm iiti iie lata when it rorued him upon some b inds and bis arm wat svvurely I crated on an old nail. a Seven Counties Have I'nld. Seven counties of Oregon liave paid nil the state taxes they owe and stand square on the state treasure's books, so says the Salem Statesman. These are Columbia, Coos, Josephine, Marion, Morrow, Walowa, and Yamhill. There is the small sum of $8.30 standing ngiiinst Million, but there is much doubt about tha county's liability in the matter and ns it has been stand ing for ten or fifteen years it scarcely tickings in tho list of current obhgie nous, i no oilier counties ot tne state have paid more or less of the amount due the stale, some of them havinu only small balanoesyct to remit. Clack amas county, winch made tin its lew before the state determined the amount of the state levy, and allowed only rive mills on a dollar while it should have been seven nulls, has paid up all it owes fortius year, leaving its county fund about 110,000 short, but some $4,000 back on last years tax still siunns against mac county, lliat is on the dispute about the legality of raising the mortage valuation and it will be determined bg the suit of Mult nomah ootuity for that purpose. Circuit Court Proceedings; John Veascy ys. Geo. Blark defen dank given until July 10th to file bill of exception. John Maynard vs. O. A. Massie W. B. Moyer and Samuel L. Lovel Motion for nou suit overruled and de'endants given a verdict for costs and disburse ments. J. B. E. Bourne vs. Walter Qrindle verdict for plantitf in ihe sum of $155.- 05 and oosts and disbursnients. II. J. Bovis et. al. va. Bovis Nicholas & Splawn. Taken undor advisement. Martha J. Moore vs. Amos J. Moore. Plaintiff given decree for alimony in tne sum ot ip.iuu. Mary Schmidt vs. W. J. Rice, dis missed for want of prosecution and de fendanl given judgment for costs and disbursements in the sum of $57.60, Execution stayed till the next regular term of court and that at .said term ilantifT havo lion to apply to roinstall said cause and vacate order. Matter of bills allowed, G. A. Massie. shoriir's fees, $25 00 F. M. Miles Bailiff $15.00 E. E. Quick, Clerk, $18.00. BILLS ALLOVBD. Zilltritt F. A.' eutmles fur nished pauper ; $ 5 00 . Caples L. M. witness before grand buy ; 2 40 Davis Alfred juror county courl j. . 4 20 ltoss Edwin same. ........ 4 20 Henderson A . A.sanit 4 20 Gore E. T. s: me i 4 20 M tickle Jas. same. . . . . : 2 20 Urie J. II. anrne 4 20 Clark U. W. same 4 20 Perry N. A. same 4 20 Emerson A. II. same..', 4 20 Campbell J. A. J . sann 4 20 Lemoiit Geo. same. . . . 4 20 Davis Bros. Co. printisg 24 50 Starr S . A. medicine and hos pital care Portland kospital 148 00 Parker Daniel bouiijy on scalps 16 00 Davis Bros. Co. printinj; 6 25 Barnes G. W. fees as Cpm-, . . missioner J 17 00 Vanbluricom J. W. hauling flour for pauper. . .. ., Scboonover S. G. fees as com mission er Emerson C. S. juror May term , Richardson D. same. Blakesley W. W. same . ... , . . Simpson Fred same. . . .t Young V. A. same. .-.... Duvia A. same , . . Campbell J. A. J. same. . . . Harris John same Livermore N. same 10 20 Emerson Alex same, . . . , 10 20 Powell W. H. same. 10 20 Emerson C. W. same; . ....... 10 20 Lemont Geo. same. ....... Robinson A. A. same. Watts T. C. same Boss Edwin same. 10 20 Massie G, A. sheriff's fees.... 843 64 Little A. B. surveyor's fees. ... 18 20 George Jacob meals for jury. - 2 75 Kyaer W. II. assessor's fees. . . 188 00 Notice al Final Settlement. NOTICE Is hereby given thai 1. the un dersigned administrator of the estnte of George All.slioiise, deceased, have died with the County Clerk of Columbia County, State of Oregon, my final account together with my petition for distribution of the residue of said estato reinainigin my hands, and that the Him. Dean lilanchard. Jmite of the County Court of said County and State has appointed Monday, the 7th day of Angujt, lh0.i, at 10 o'clock A. M. of that day and the Court room oi said Court as the time and place for hearing and settling said account, and petition for distribution, when and where any person Interested may appear and file objections thereto W. S. NUNN, administrator of the estat of George Allshouse deceased. Dated June 30, 1M93 NOTICE. " Notice ia hereby piyen that the Board of Equalization will meet at St. Helena, in the Courthouse, August 28, 1K93, for the pur pose of equalising the assessment of 1893. All claims for correction mnat be made be fore the Board. W. H. KYHEK, County Assessor. Notice. County Treasurer Wharton ran be fonnd at hta office io the court house in St. Helena oa Wedneidayi and Saturdays ot each week. UA VJ3 YQU BACKACHE ? DR. GRANT'S Peflples'litin0Co 244, 246, First Street, Portland, Oregon. CLOSINd OUT SALE Still in Progress. : -Eiiitijre. -OF- urate, Carpets, Stoves HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS IT COST, 01 CREDIT Pooples' Outfitting Company, 244 First Street, :- : : -: Portland, Oregon. F. R. CHOWN, .ware. s CURES Dlafastcs. engirt s uiseisn, Inflammation f the Blad der, Yellow Water, Brick Dust Sediment In Urine, Burning Sensation, Pain in the Back, and all Dis eases of the Kidneys. fRKPABCD BY OMKaMactuiw Co., PORTLAND, For Sale by Edwin Ross, St. Helena, Or. H. VARWIG -4 SON WHOLISALI axp KITIIL ifliiorM 231 FKONT STREET, PORTLAND - - OREGON. 3 00 32 00 20 40 10 20 10 20 10 20 10 20 10 20 10 20 10 20 10 20 10 20 10 20 Mode 1 Saloon. i iTimrooo, ST. HELENS, Prap'r. - OREGON. Choice Wines, Liouors and Cigars. Beer 5 Cts Billard and Pool JFabls i for de Peeommodafion of Patrons CALL AROUND. COLUMBIA BANKING CO. (Incorporated) Sr. BSLENS, OREGON. 0. A. MASSIK, President. . H. NEWELL, Cashier. Capital $20,000. Transacts a general banking business. Exchange bought and sold, interest al lowed on time deposits. Church Organization. There wilt be a Baptist church or gaaized at Maiueville schoolkouse on the Pittsburg road, on Saturday Au gust 12th.. at 2 P. M. All persona in terested In such an organization are oordUly invited to attend. . Chas. Tarbell. N' Good music and a good supper at tho dance to night given by Mr. O. L. Culbura. . Notice for Publication. Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon, Julv 10. lsnft. OTICG la hereby Riven that the' lollouinir- mimed aettler has Died notice (u ma inten tion to make dual proof In sumort of hia claim. and that Haiti proof will be made befote the county itvra or i;oimnina county, sist. ueiena, ureffon, on aiiru"t s. isya, viz: JACOB ZKV1NGLEY, Homentend entry No. 68711. for the northwest W of Rectton S2, townships north, ranged west. Ho namea the followin;r vtUneasea to prove hta continuous roaidouce upon and cultivation of aaid land, via: Homer U. Brown, Gothllcb Anlickar, Bnora O. Jonea and Edward A, Cushinan, all of Kauban, Oregon. J. T. AI'PKBHON, JuHaulS Besiatar. YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED. McNutt Bro's, The Leading Merchants DAIRY PANS, CHURNS, MILK STRAINERS. MILK CANS, ETC. 212 First Street, PORTLAND PORTLAND - CLATSKANIE ROUTE ! SARAH DIXON, G. M. Shaver. Master. Leaves Portland, at Alder Street Dock, Monday, Wednesday and Friday for Clatskanie, touching at Sauvie's inland, St. Helens, Columbia City.Kalama Neer City, Itainier, Cedar Landing, Mt. Coffin, Bradbury, Stella, Oak Point and all intermediate points, returning Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Stop For your Medicines at the Clatskanie Drug Store, "Where you will find the largest stock of PATENT MEDICINES, PRESCRIPTION DRUGS, TOILET ARTICLES, ETC., .In Columbia County DR. J. E. HALL. Proprietor. 9 FARMERS AND MERCHANTS INSURANCE CO., Albany, Or. AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. .500,000 SECURED CAPITAL. 247,500 PAID CAPITAL..:. 74.250 rAH.TI PROPERTY A SPECIALTY. For particulars apply at the office f Dillard Jt Cole, or Thi Mist office. CASH STORE' W. J. MUCKLE & CO., -DBALUS IK- General Mercliandis Crockery, Glassware, Queensware, Ladies' Dress Goods, Boots, Shoes, Gents' Furnishing Go& LUMBER, SHINGLES, ETC. Produce Taken In Exchange. It Will Pay You to Consult Our Prices RAINIER, - - - OREGON. Vernoniaand Cornelius Write to Cornelius for Stage Dates. Supplies for Campers and Fisli ermen. - Veruonia and Cornelius, Or. Joseph Kellogg & Co.'s River Steacitra, A f;i.tmis - Joseph Kellogg and Northwest FOR COWLITZ RIVER. '" NORTHWEST Leaves KELSO Monday, Wedni7 and Friday at 5 am. Leaves PORTLAND Tuesday, Tfci- day, and Saturday at 6 a. m. TAOrDU T"DT T rHH . . . OKJOLiLn. JXLjULiJuJ leaves kaiiiju!.ic at a. daily, Sunday excepted, arriving at Portland at 10:S0 a. Returning leaves Portland at 1 p. m., arriving at 6 p. m sa.