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Newspaper Page Text"lass Oregon mist. Wi States ana Ccniily Oiacial Paper. SlBHOlUPTlON PER VrtAtt 9 .5. TTT"" ' : ; - Adverttilns; rate made known upon ap-dira-tlou. Addresi Mil e.)in;nunic itims to "Editor Orooo SjlUt," St. Hdeut, Orejou, BIIO'8., i t ; Editors. St. Helens, August 18, 1803. "' Under the SlierhiafPTaw $147,000, POO, in silver buliou Vtas brought anil piled up in tlio veulte'of the treasury, f hii vast amount of money, or what poult) easily be made money, i not in circulation nor is the silver certificates issued to pay for it and redeemable gold, in circulation, as many suppose. These certificate" were purchased iu foreign market and held until heavy interest had accrued and were then presented for redumption in sol J coin This is the reason the gold reserve was Slaughtered and shipped to Europe (ha result is that over $300,000,000, or fnore than $3.25 per capita has been withdrawn from circulation in this pountry. By repealing the Sherman Jaw and authorizing the coinage of all this bullion gohl shipments will stop, interest ou the certificates will cease, a handsome addition will be made to our circulating medium, healthy monetary conditions will take the place of con' traction stringency aiid depression, the pld regime will prevail and things gen erally will soon tjcvelope a tendaucy to assume normal conditions. It must pot be assumed, however, that a repeal of this law will act ss a healing pan acea for all the evils from which thin pountry is just now suffering, for al though it will greatly mitigate and ini prove the situatiou it can only eradi pate the evils for which it is individu ally responsible. This country is iu need of a well defiued tariff policy and the changes demanded by and ex peeled of the administration will have the effect of unsettling values aud de pressing manufacturing interests ai long as the tiuceitainty regardiug it prevails ; therefore the people can con sistently demand of the administra tion an immediate and distinct defini tioa of its attitude on this question which, no matter what position it hall take will have a salutary effect upon the unsettled conditions which now obtain. Wk can now purchase anything we eat, drink, wear or otherwise eujoy with our present silver currency just as readily as with gold-bearing green backs, andean even exchange silver dollars for gold dollars wherever any man happens (o have gqld to use in bis business. What then does the present political hue and cry about the difference between gold and silver mean or amount to? It seems to be a . mere cry of "wolf" to divert attention from tbe real danger arising from the fear of tariff tinkering. Every senator and Representative in congress knows that we now have five hundred million dollars iu silver ready for circulation just the same in vlue when coined as gold if paid out in small quantities. Taking this view of it we fail to see what hinders tbe present silver circu lation from being increased a hundred fold by coining the bullion, which is now on hand and readily accessible in pur own mines, and thus while the government makes a big profit to meet ordinary disbursements, it retires its gold-bearing green-ba,cks in exchange for the improved silver coin, and thus husbands its gtjd for payment of tbe national debt. The present under weight of silver coins should, of course, be redeemed by the government,on de mand, with coins at full weight, as part of the disbursement of the mints earnings for producing the new coins. The enactment of such a law would instantly put a hundred thousand idle miners at work at living wages in pro Curing the precious metal which the present uncertain state of affairs has rendered not worth the digging. a com mittee-of com pelcnt fittiirtcieratb' make ft thorough investigation of the silver question and report to congress, ' CoaB?ii8 has decided to spsnd two whole weeks, squabbling like so many school boys over a few silly rules which shall . govern their proceedings, and making . long wjtidod specbes on subject which could easily bo settled in twenty-four hours. In the mean time tlia country is suffering from the evil effects of silly legislation which has been lorced upon it by the aggre gation of idiots otherwise knowu a represetativea and senators. The pau city of the English language forbids a inet and proper chareutuiUation of such proceedings. Congress was called together for the purpose of en acting laws which would relieve the country of the terible paralysis Iroiii which it is prostrated, and not for the purpose of muting an oratorical dis play before a great array of empty desks aud a few sleepy nagi a. That serene, august aud imposiug coherence of jmbecils entrusted with the govern moot of this country and called con grees, is referred to tbe fact that this country needs more legislation and less wind and is respectfully requested to leave off gobbling like a Ibx'k of geese and get down to business. If Congress does the pr.-per thing it will get to work and repeal the Sher man law and substitute it with another law authorising the free coiuage of A-iierican silver, and the ratio or par ity will not make much difference to long as we have ( len'y of money lodo business with. Existing laws say it is proper to protect the American pro ductions, from which it is inferred that it is proper to protect the Ameri can silver mine from competition with the foreign, and dignify and honor pur own sijver coin by giving it an al lot ed place in our market. Silver we must have under some condition or other, aud the sooner congress decides how we are to have it the quicker it will have established for itself a record for some semblance to an approach to sanity and reason, and get the country out ol the mess it is in. even gold itself has an established value for this same reason. Give the country a policy aud it will soon bo alright, If the next congress will repeal the Sherman law and authorise the National baulks to isstia' j:iirre.ncy up to the par vwluq of their Ito'nd.jt will declare itself iu( harmony :-wjj to in telligent and corjservtivd, vie,w the money queetiou,,. lt,xoiv ..the.,-;.tliei hand, we now repeal all silver coinage laws our attitude, mny lead jo con certed action on tha Hurt til all nivil iufcd governments towards thfterjod I .1 .:.. ...I .... ..-V.i1.. I O"! uiu oi unj winiu mtiui as uuheiii,.) try' The American Bunker. ;T Editor T. V. FakkkkJvIio fir.th past twelve, years h;a .watiej. over the column of the Aa'oijiiinivvjyi in ca party of foreman or edjtojJia,- dU p(ed'oriiis,nterest, in JlnvCliaper to SaWueVEimore,0 who,, will hereafter back the business financially . J. R Rathom,,wiii1 be editor and R. V. Gib son will have chaigo of the local de partment. lJL L.L ! .. . - Br reason of the severe attack of cramps with which the country is af flicted, the cholera epidemic predicted and billed for the present season has been almost lost sight of. DR. GRANT'S KI&NE 1 ,m &Z i DlabcUs. Bright' DisM3R. Inflammation of the F.b.d- cer, Ysiiow water. Brick fTiT: i:ttsi sea. meat . urine. K $fa in the Back, and all Dis eases of tho Kidwy. If the farce-comedy titled enforc- ing the Geary law continues much longer people will begin to wonder whether congress or the United States district court is running this country. Portland has had a daily performance of this kind of a show ever since the provisions of the Geary law denying admission to Chinese went into effect on the 6th of last May. Just how much longer this show is going to be kept on the boards will probably be de cided by the number of Chinese who choose to come to this country, whioh is probably legion. Several ship loads of these heathens have come here in open violation of law aud almost with out exception they have succeeded in getting ashore either on forged certifi cates of citizenship or writs of habeas corpus issued out of tbe district court. 0..R. LWae'OT a, pZllLGA0?' Eureka. Mr. Thomas Batte. editor nf the Graphic. Texarkana, Arkan-as. lias fomul what be believes to he the best remedy in exHeii'-e for the flux. Hii experience 'i well worth rememberinir. Hesavs: "La't summer I had a very severe attack of flux. I tried almo't every known remedy, none (living relief. Chamberlain's Colic, Ch-tlera and Diarrhea llemeiiy was recommended tome. I urehasil a bottle and reeieved ahnoM immediate n lcif. I continued to use the medicine and was entirely cured I take pleasure in recommending thii rrmrdy to any person sutterim with mu ll a disease, as in my oj'iuinn it is the best medicine in ex istnnee. ' 2j and SO cent bottles fur sale by Edwin Ross. Summons by Publication. tn tiik circuit comrr op tiik l State of Oregon, for Uie County of to- In in lua. P. K. Cuosswait, riaintlff, vs. Osvab Akix, Wilms 1. Akin. J. if. Crkss, V Detentlants. AMI John M.tcatrs, To OscAa Arw and Willis I. Axik. Defendants. In the name of the State of Oregon, you are hereby reipiirwi to appear and answer the complaint Died aniust you In i lie above cntiiled suit, by the ti r.-t day of the tsrni of the ahnva emirt, coiniueiieinK on tin tirst Tuesday after the siuond M niday in ,Oololier, imx and if you tail to so iijeai "or answer, for want tlurwof, the iilainlill ,.vill apply to the court for lh relief de manded m said complaint, namely i That ho have ju-ijjiiirnt anaiust the iletenuaiits, 0ear Akin and Wiihe I. Akin, for the sum of UII.OO with ten per cent, interest (mm the 4th day of .lairiary, ISttt, due on a firc.n1i.10ry note made by them to the plaint It, and IOt) attorney's fees, ami his costs and disbursements, iRcluding taxes paid by him 011 ttie southuest i of rcotton township 8 north, ranee S west of the Will uniette meridian, in "lid Columbia county, state of Uregoii, and prayitiK the foreclosure of a luortKauo executed and delivered to him by said Usrar Akin and Willie I. Akin oil said land, t. secure the payment of said note, 11ml stu b other and additional relief as may tn the court seeiu meet and the nature of this cae may require. This ser vii'H of this summon by mihliratii u Is in obedience to an order iherafor I y lion. Ttos. A. Moltride, judKof thesaiu Cireuit court above niiiiwd, dated July 1Mb. I8U3. UKI.L STOAKT, aus4sepl3 Attorney fur I'laintifl". Aetlna tar Publicnllon. Land Offlco at Oreaon City. Oret-on, July 111. VTOT1CE l hereby nlven that the follow intr- XI iianieii sealer ni niea uotive 01 ins mini tlnil to umk tins! uroot in suutHirt ot Ills claim and thai said prist! will bu ntiiUe bci'oie the ('011 nty Clerk of ColiiuitiU county, at at. llelenti ureaou, on aiiioisi -s. i.sii. vix: JACOll .KVINtil.KV tlnmestead entry No. W79. tor the nnrtho est of sev-tloit K2, township li north, ranee 2 wi st. He unities III fnllmriiix witnesses to prove nis iHinunnoiis rtsnivuee upon uuu cuii.vauou ot vAiii imia, vis: Homer C. Brown, Onthlleh Anlloker, Knoratl, Jones and Luwurd a. I'tihniiiti. all or ueuben Oregon. J.T. AtTliHMIN, jutiuulS Keijisttr. Oregon State Normal School, MONMOUTH. UJv. The Leading Normal School of the Northwest. Blron Professtonal and Aeaderalo Coiimm. and well nranln mii T''" IT' Training Oil UIIO IICHIlllIUI I'HWU'llI, i.).,.-.-, ..w , r..u- 1.1 lurln llil-t vear, resihliik an iiiollnieiu ot over . tlialawrsl lulls III nave nern auueii 10 uie um-iih.v, ur n.i''i"" "it" . .. - ta , hiii, .i,l,...l Tiiviraduiiles are 11 demaiid to till liond poslunns. Ilisillp maa eiilltlu" Teachers. Normal. A.lvaneed Normal, Itu-luoss, Mu.ltt. sml Art l...rtia..iit. BraHll ;thful looiilon. l.l.ht K.peuu., no Hilooiis. Th Soriiial li yeil a '''' '' eou'sa of sillily rH"l and Tha illnlnla eillltlus the holder to teneh lm any County Iu the Klaie wllhout farther eail itloii. 1 11111 a, m u n 1 y 1 ,.er term of 10 waeks: S.ilwNorn.al .. U) Hr tvrin ol 10 weeks; Hiuliim '"' ' ' Sorinal 11 ulna Hall 11.7ft por-week. ttooins from fttl els. wit-week -iinfuriilshad- to 1 1 and I M mriil.lii.f. H.r.U,allo,llK Iu private lauilllas tatty t.. t,.t .n,i".,Xi lo.lKtmi and Nrnks less than f per year. C niservator) nl Mixle. Hi.mnik-li I urso. ar. o ere.1 In Vuealand lu-druiaeiual Mulo, raltlon, 110 per term ot 30 lessons. Moiinioiilli l;ally " ihle from ill parti "f the stale, twelve tulle. Irani the Stat Capital. sty n.lle.foi.ih o lnd Caialoituea vheerlully sent ou appliea Ion. Addrwm i'. h. Caul) bell I'rsa. or H. Mimld twy. 01 KlHMlllV. SHEUIFira SALE, STATE OP OIIWION. I ,i i'..i,niv or I'liiiiin iih. BY VlltTUh flts r.AI'AHiTii)R and ordr of sain Issued out of Ilia Circuit Court, of tho Ml"t' of Ori'Ron hit the t'ountv of Cohiitihla, to utfl tlireelod, In favor of l'losli' A Itoliertsoti, and annum (.'has. tloinnie and Mrs. C. lluiiiine, lor thu sum of ( UW.i) diillnrs Jtidituiw it, with Iu tnrtst at the r.ilo of Id per eontiiiu per an. null), frmn Ilia (nth lnv of March, islM, anil the fictlivi' atiui of (lll.lri) dollar rets 11111I aecruliiK e.wts, cumiiiiuiiiIIiik mo to make. nl of 'ho folliiwliig-ilesurlbed real propertv, to-wltt hot eleven (It,) In block eiitlit t1.) I orlitlnal town of llrynnt v ; II,., now knuwiiasClaiakaiile, In C'oluuiblii t iiuniy, stute uf troii, toKother with lh ti'iiitiieiits, hersillluiueiila und appuilii. riaucea thei'illtlilo beloiiftliiK or III anvwlso appertitlulnx, all IhIuk altutiled InColuiubla county, Uil 'f Ureitpn. I duly lei led upon said premises oil the 3rd day of July, Socio "Good Buys FOB SALE BY- D. J. Switzer, ST. IIKLESH. - OKKU0N. A Cavvas of the populist and free sil ver congressmen discloses the fact that a break in the silver forces has oc cured. The cause o the trouble is that some (if the silver producers qf the west are advocating a compromise measure or a ratio of twenty to one, which the pop ulists claim is an abandonment of the princible for selfish ends. The populist leaders in congress unite in the ver dict that the increased ratio proposed would increase the national debt twenty rive percent; that it would ben efit the silver producers alone without helping farmers or wage-earners by in creasing tbe price of products or wa ges. In consequence of this decision the populists and free silver men will take a firm stand in favor of a sixteen to one ratio believing that sustaining such a ratio would greatly mitigate the losses to their party by the repeal of the Sherman law. Representative JloOreary, of Kentucky, has put bim self on record as favoring the repeal of the purchasing clause of the Sherman act and rooognizing silver by authoriz ing the secretary of the treasury to coin eacl month into standard silver dollars 2,000,000 ounces of the bullion now in the treasury, of which there is pow about 1120,000,000 on hand. Mc 'n.'ry also favors the appointment of This country must have silver. It is tbe poor man's money and the busi ness of the country cannot be tran sacted without it, but congress must decide bow and ia what shape and quantity it is to be furnished us. The Sherman act has proved a failure as a silver law but has undoubtedly saved the country from the effects of worse legislation. It now remains-for con gress to discover the proper place sil ver should occupy in our monetary system and enact such laws as shall keep it in a position to do the least barm while doing the most good and performing uch functions as shall be required of it. Tbe silver question must be quickly settled; our monetary system will be fataly disturbed until il w. Th beat way for tbe friends of sil. ver to help their cause ia by demand ing tbe white metal in payment for all debts and the sale of goods or products. By so doing a demand will bo created for silver and confidence in its useful ness and value as money will be res tored which nothing else could do. The government cannot force silver upon the country. The people must demand silver of the government by patronizing it in preference to other money thus making it absolutely neceesary for the government to furn ish tbe people with silver money and sustaiii-its action in so doing. Adittinialralorsi Notice The nndersipned. huvint? beer appointed by the Comity Court of Columbia County. Oregon, administrators of the estate of Ge.i. Clark, deceased, all perons having claims against said estate are requested tj present the same to us at A-toria. Oregon, witnin six uiontas troin tins uat. F. A. FISriKU, S. E. IIAKKIS. Dated Ju'v 13th. 18U3. Administrator juUluuglS. The southwest of section 8?, and the southeast H of the southeast y, of seution 31. and west W ot the couthwest Kl 01 see lion ;tl, loivii'diip 7 north, range 2 west, li-X) acres, s 1 .ou icr acre. The southeast M of the southeast i of section 3t, township 7 north, range 2 west, w acres at j per ucre. The north est U of s.-ctlon fl. irwnshlt 6 north, range 2 we;t, containing Jijo acres, f 10 per acre. 1SS acres In section 3, townslilp 7 north ratiiro 2 west. A one and one-half story house. 111x24: bum. LSx.tO. with sheds: Hi acres cleared. I no in pasture, 1 acre of prunes, bi ariii?. other fruits, cuts 'JO tons of nay. 1'ricc 2,.wo. 1 onus ea.y. 1'jO arret of hind, house and barn, 15 acre cleared and fi-nred, some fruit trees bearing. I'rice 10 per acre, terms easy. Terms One-third cash, balance secured by mortgage at 8 per cent, interest. Notice. County Treasurer Wharton ean be found at his olfi''e iu the court house tn HI. Helens ou Wednesdays aud fiaiuplaya of each week. notice of final Nettlelueut. In the County Court of the State of Ore gon, for Columbia County. In the ruatter of the estate of Margarctte J. Neff, deceased Notice is hereby given that I have made and tiled my final account, and petition to De uiscnanea , as executor ot tile last will and testament of Marmrette J. Neff, de ceased, aud Hi? same has been set for hear ing on Monday, the 4th nay of September, A. 11., Ifm. at 10 o'clock a. m., at the county court-room- in tit. Helens. Ore eon, at which time anyone having any cause to show why said final account and petition shall not be aUowed should appear ana present s.-ime. Done Dy order of lion. Dean mancnard, probate judge. Made at chambers Anirnst 1st, A. P. 1803. PETER 1. LOU8KJNONT. W. J. Kicb, Attorney. Executor. If the Cleveland adminstration is anxious to get this country out of the fix it is in, it can very easily do so by definine its policy upon one or (wo im portant questions which the people are wailing to have settled. . Every thing is uncertainty. Nothing has an established value because of the effect upon values of legislation which is sure to come in some shape or other within the next fi w mouths. Not Administrator' Nolle. NOTICE Is hereby riven bv the under signed administrator of the estate of Char les Thegoda, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within six months after the first publication of this notice, to the said administrator, at the Bt. Charles Hotel, In the city of Portland, state of Oretton. ALBtltl JU111!SU, Administrator of tbe estate of Charles Thegoda , deceased. Dated July 21 893. Notice (or Publications Land Office at Oregou City, Oregon. July .ti 1S93, NOTICE is hereby given that the foliowlng named settler has tiled notice of his Inten tion to make fltial proof in support of his claim and that said proof wilt lie rnsHe hefore the County Clcek of Columbia county, at Bt. llolens, Oregou, on Sept. 21st, ISM, vif.: fiOKNCh. HOLTKR, Pre-emption D. . Jto.WCO. for the N E. i of fl. K. insertion 5; W. of BW.W ertion 4aod N W. !4 of ti W. 4 section 9, T. 6 R a W. He amies the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of, said land, vis: A. L. Alley and Jessla Alley, of Apiary. Colum bia Co., Ore., Ole Knoksonand Chris Johnson, o, Clstkkanit , Columbia county. Or. J. T. Al'I'KKSON, Register. aug4scpt8. Astoria Marble Works, J, H. 1MH0FF, PRO P. -o Js MANUFACTURER OF Marble and Granite WORK- - All Kinds of Cemetery Work. FOOT OF OLNKY STREET, ASTORIA, : : : : OREGON. ST. HELENS HOTEL. Natica far Puallcntlan. Land Otflcaat Oregon City, Oregon, July si, lit. -VXiTTCE is hereby given that tha followina i named settler has fl last nutii e of his inten tion to make final nroof in suprsrt of his dsirn. ami that said proof will be mult before the County Clerk of Columbia county, at til. Helens, Oregon, ou Sept. IS, lwtt, viz: JACOB SC8.SBACMER, homestead-entry No. 7420, for the SW. Ji of see- won of, 1 o u z w. Hp. names the following witnesses to nrove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of, sain Juno, viz: Homer C Brown. Gottlclh Aullker, C. 0. Clarke and Jacob Zwiuitle. of Reuben. Columbia Co.. Oregon. JTAFPERUON, Ke((ller. aug4sep9 J, George, Proprietor, Tables always supplied with the best edibles and delicacies the market affords. TERMS SEASONABLE FOR REGULAR BOARDERS. Having been newly refurnished, ws are prepared to give satisfaction to all our patrons, and solicit a share of your patronago. 0 ' ., ST. HELENS 0EEG0N. Don'tFoo Wit 1 ate If yourself or frUnla Avish to he cured of Liquor, Opium, Morphine, Choral, Co caine or Tobacco habts, seek only tho gen uine Keeley Treatment, which is the only safe, reliable and permanent cure in exist ence. Genuine Kceley Institutes, with mast favorable surroundings, at Forest Grove and Roseburg, Or. Qg Write for particulars. Correspond ence confidential. "BIRDS OF A FEATHER FLOCK TOO ETHER." This is the reason why t. Charles Hotel, C. W. KNOWLES, Proprietor, Has Htich a large patronago by the huniiitU 111011 of tho Statu, If yon want to nieut a friend you will always llnil him at TI10 Ht. Cluulus. The S DO YOH Dri?,WKLEBROS. OF COURSE YOD DO. SITCn F1EING THE t'APE. ft bel.oovcf you to timl th moat de.iirable ulace to .urclmie vour ' Invigorator." Keeps couatantly on hand tho famous Cuban Blossom Cigars. e finest line of Wines l iquors and Cignrs to ba foun'l thisslile of fort land. And if you wt-h to etiKage in a frame of POOL OR BILLIARDS, They can asur you that they have tha best table in town. Kverytbing new and neat, and your patronage is respectfully solicilsd "THE BANQUET" tit. Helens, Oregon. Rongii lan'i Now Iu I'lirMiiiiu'u 01 ram execution. I will on tbe aim .v ' AiiitiiKi, iw, tit the hour of tOo'ehn k A, M. of aald day, at the I'Oii'tlitiiiM) iliHir, In said county and .lute, sell at tuil'lla aiictluii all the right, title, claim and interest In und to the abuea denerlhed real iiroiierly of thn auhl t lm. (loti'iif and Mrs. 0. Ooiutiie, to the hluhest bidder therefor for eah, to saiUty said e. eutlon.h.U.ru.t.udtoj.s. mahsie JulJHiuiK'-'a HherilV of (Jtduinliia county, Or. BnilFF'jT SALE. STATK OK OUKOON, I M (Viiinlv of IViliuiilila.f BY VIRI'l'K OV AN KXKOUTION, HUidoutf theCirculn.ourt of Ilia 8iate of On'gon fur tht t'ountv of tlolum l.lti, In favor of W II Moyer and avntoat John Mavnard lor tbsaum of wttli interest tht -reon slues the lth tiny of March, Isu'i. lit the rate of doer cent per Milium, nod for theeotund exleneof siild writ ami of ld hiiIu. said wilt tlirti U'd and delivered to ma s blierllT of t'olllluhl.i t'outity n iton, coiiiiuaudliig in to niaav alio 'alinve-named sum out ol the properly of tha aid defendant John May. mud. aiid for waul of prronal properly I on the ol July, lew upon all of the Intercut of the "aid del. lidutit, John Miiyiiaril. Ill and 10 tha fiillohif dc. crllieil real property to vlt: l.ol a and i (to ami four) mcllun slain 11 town.liip U norm, ruiiifl liva weal, and l.i ft. ti, 7, H and thu Miutbraai i of aotllheast s of ..ciloii eteulerii, toanslilii six north, iiiti-ie ll awl , of and In ihe t'ouiuy ol I'oluiiihia, Hn.le of Oregon. N"W, there, fore bv virtue and Iu pursuance of said euciiti.in, f will, 011 Holuiilay, the Huh diry ol ret'tciiibcr, IH. at tha hour of 10 B'rliK'k In the (tiienoon of atd tay at tho door of ti e Court llouna liiMt. Ilrlitu, in ;iid totmty ami lele. sell for cah at liublle iiucll in to the lilyhcxl Iddder, lliere for all of (he riiht, title and ititrivl of nitld ili-lciiiliiut 'oli ti II o vim rit, In and to the iiliove iiiulwd rial eiale, l salWy .-aid exei ut on and lb iot and rspenaea n( ante. K-iii! rate in iiiuttv mibj'kt to rw ileiut tlivi an per Mntute ol m;i.n. OA, MAfw.K. fhcfiffof Oulunihia County, Oregon. BlIEIUFF'd SALE. STATK OF OlilUiosi I i ouiitv ot fi luoibla.f BY VlltlVKOK AN KXElTTIO. AN order of mle liud out of the Circuit court of the Mule of Oiegoli , for the roun ly of ('. luiiibla. to me illteclcd. In fiivor of U. Zi -Iter a d O ilanif'o., and inln-t Mag uie ( uiiiinloi and II W. Ciiinmiii, it al., for Hie s'lin o(.mi.i iloiiam Judgim-ni. with luti re I at II, e intv of n per eeuliiiu per annum f tut the li ay of June, IM, at.d the lurtht r auiit of (I'-'t. In) ilollurn co-fi nml aietuiiig ct. commanding ma l make t! of the fodoniuir iliixnUd real property, lu-all; Wo ka'i'i a;aud P.'.ln ll HeciidAdolihii Ut Vtni'-rilu. lol land I'i in liii-rlt 13, Hi.'oiid Aiblilii lo Vtrtiooii,, li.l. I i,ii. i;. in l.'m k a, butinil Aiiulllnn l Verni.liln, lota 7 nml S, in l.b.ck If., Klit A-!ililMiii lo V. ilwH a, I'M 7. bt. ek 14, Klrt Adi i'l lo Vernoiilii. and Into 7, g. II. to, II nod I .'. iu block I'l. In Uie l- irt Add.tlou lo Si inoiihi, in ('tiUi'i.tiia couniy. -lale tl OriK-m, tof e lo t lt)t tin- IriuoiiniK, turn idimioi iil ah I appitrb imiicea tlierunl. b loii.iii)t or in fml-( np;i riuiiiinir, all l-einif iinrt' d in Co tin, bin vkU'-I.v, lal of Oregon. I duly li V'til upon a'd pri ii on the lit ilav of June, I -ctl. Now. in fitr.n ai ' e of tai l evectt dun . I will.cn Hi ;ilt d "y oi AiivukI, 1-lrt, l the hour of HI o'clock A. M.ol imiil I'ny, ,t the 1 ourlhou do .r in nld t-otiuiv 1111 aiote, cll at publio niK ik-ii nil the right, title, ilaitu and inter .l in and to lb ah ve diwrilied real prow, erly of iheaald Mni'td'' 'iiioioin and I. V. Ciioioiln.. to tl. liiuhrt bidder there. On ! TlT'lCP'rl I nmllfl" I for fr rli. tu Bttl v ti rstt-ini.n. Iittr ttUJ UKSIkU LlllliDCr. :c-lnu.lco,t.. tl. A.MAfMK. auwpl Mh nil of Columbia county, Or. MAKLFACTfltEUa Of -liKAI.KKS l.N- A TltAriR. IT i'AVB LEARN TELEGRAPHY! Success Sure. Address J. C. apiVMOKKKR, Orea-onlan Bltlg. Dry Goods, Groceries, Hay, Flour and Feed. St. Helens, Oregon. Model Saloon. 1. iTtnwoou, 8T. IIELEM3, 0UEQ0M Notice la t'redllora. NOTICE b hereby given by the undersign, ed, II. i. DitmiiiiH, admliii'lraior of lh . late ( Mil had I intgi raid, deceit sell, to tha cri-ditoM of, and to all pron having claim ait'timd, nald ile'ietl, in eshlUit tbeiu, with the liceennurv vouchers, and certified a by law temdrrd, will. In sig 111011II01 from the ihita of the Ural publics lion of thin limits, to raid administrator, at the nllice of his attorneys, room. .10 and ill, McKay building, corner of '1 hint and Hlurk ( recti, in the city of I'ortlaod, county ol Multnomah, alula of Oregon, the min e being the place where the buiua of said etate l I: amuictcd. O. II, Hits mmi. rohimii.irntor of tbe etaleol MUhaet 1 liitera il, ilcc. a-id. Hilled June .1(1, lalM, TOURIST AND FAMILY 11EADQCAETERS. New York Kestaurant. AMuensotf a Beaksv, Proprietors. No. 133 Ilrat Ktreet, PORTLAND, - - OREGON i"PSlSGES akin The only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder. No Ammonia; No Alum. I7s?d jg MUJions o( Homes Years the tandar4 McNutt Bro's. The Leading Merchants 1 OF ' Vernoniaand Cornelius Write to Cornelius for Stage Dates. Supplies for Campers and Fishermen. Vernouia and Cornelius, Or. Hart & Sweetland, Proprietor St. Helens Meat Market Fresh and Baited Meats, Sausage, Fish anu vcReuiiues. Meals by wholesale at special rotes. Express waon run to all parts of town, ana cnarjjes reasonable. II. YARWIG & SON, WUOLISALC AUD RETAIL liquor Dealers, 231 FltONT STREET, PORTLAND OREGON. J. H. DECKER. Tonsorial Artist. The oM anil roliablo barber bug his razors just as sharp as can bo found, and will shave you comfortably and ttUilkly 101 only fifteen cents. Give Him a Call at the Old Stand. ST, HELENS, OREGON. Choice Wines, Lipuors and Cigars. Beer 5 Cts. Billard ana Pool Telia for (ha Jooominodafton of Patrona CALL AROUND. DR. Wffl. GRISWOLD DENTISTRY. OFFICE ATTHE DRUG STORE. V. t r S ST. IIFLENS, : t t OREGON, Aaalsiiee's Mlle. In thetttntterof IheaiaiKnnieiitof Jam.s I'. I'i-k ami Hubert Jobnsoo, co partners, as "Klk it Johnnon." losulvtnt debtoia. I lie tinilerainneil, bavlnic been duly a IHiititeit SMliriiee ot the esinta of tb. abova iiameit IiimiIvhiiI debtor timler antl bv vir tue of an at'l of the leicislntiv. aae mhly of tlio slate of On goo. entitle,) An aft to cure tm rtlitors a Just illvlslon of thestat of di'btori, who ronvry to assignees for tba benetlt of ereilttora," a.provcil Oetobrr ID. 1H7H, and tbeanienilitienls thereto appmv.il February 'U, Itotfl, all neraoiiahavh a elaims Si'aiiixt ii Id estate are hereby liutlflrd to. ia coiiniy. law requlreil , present the aama to uie, nt nty lilai'e of rn-i lilenie, at Claukanla, I'uliiiiiL Oreimn, duly vertlled aa bv law within throe months from the data hereof. NORM AN MKHIUl.h, Asiinoe., Kto, St, Helena, OreRon, July 2ti, tan:j. aul JAMES F. BRADDOCK laAkas: ilV jJ.Ej'.' J. flF.NEKAI.1 BLACKSMITH WORK In all its Branches. REPAIRING : WOOD s WORK. y. Prices are vory reasonable and nil work guaranteed. liouLTON, , oregon; Nolle far rubllrutlan. 1and Ulflc. at Oregou City. Oresjon, July IU. till. VTOTICK la hereby afven that tlm followlns 1 liaiuwl icitlei bus filed nolle, of her lntni (Inn tn tonka llinil proof, itnileraeetlon 'H)l, It . In support of her eUlni, and that said proof will ba iiiuda before the K.'ui.Ujr and Rarelrar, at Oregon city, (irrgon, on Antinat , IkW.vIii HKAN V K, fKTKKH, trldoar of otto l'etera. ilet'.inied, hmti"tiid n try No. 7Wi, tor Iota 1 and II, section 111, loWB. bin 0 norm, ranire 1 t, Bhe iininea (bo fullnwln wltlien'ri te prov. hareontliinoiis residence upon aud cullivallon of said bind, vis: louan Hnarka. of Anrthov. flriinn J. TTaltev. of Ketihea, ilrRon, and II. Merrill and 11. Jill. lr, of Deer Island, Oreiion. Jul4aulS . T, AITKKHOM, RaglsUS. no tins of t'inul Battlement. In the County Court of the Stats of Or gon, for Columbia County, In tha matter of the estate of Mary Thomas, deceased , Notiee is hereby nlven thai the under, sinned, administrator of the estate of Mary Thomas, deiwed, has tiled his llitnl avc-. count and petition for distribution In the matter of said estate in tho ahnva entitled court, ami I lint the honorable Judge of said court has appointed Monday, September 4th, IH!. at lb o'clock a, m .and the court-, room of said court aa tha time and place for tho lieatiiiR of objections to such final account and petition for distribution. All persons interested tn the said estate are hereby required to file their objections thereto on or before said eth day of Hep temher, 181)3, AMCXANDEIl THOMAS, Anmlnlstrator of the estate of Mary Thomas, deceased. Notice ia herehv lnn that tha Board ot Krittalisation will imet at Nt. Helena. In tha Courthouse, August 2A, 1H03, for tho pari pose of eqtialUiitK- the assessment of I1 All olalms for correotion must he mad bi fore the Board. W. H. K.YHBR, . V'ouiitjr .ssessof,