The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913, September 01, 1893, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text... , yiiwn. ti. OREGON MIST puitedStates aul Conuty omcial Paper, SUBSCRIPTION TEA YEAH $1.60. AiWertt.lna into mtiilii known unon anoUon- Jinn. AiMrc" nil eomiO!miitln to "l.illcor ;iVfon mill," Bt. iltl.w.-(rH;oii. JAVI8 BRO'S., I tit; KUitora St. Helen, September . l03. A hscknt decision by Judge Sht- tuck, in the settlement of tlio North jt Ixian & Trqt Company" flairs, y which certain, coniarotorg are made preferred creditor, is a rank injustice to the depositor iu that institution Tli decision referred to, authorue ie ttiink to issue ten receiver ? certificates payable on or before April 1, 1891 and bearing C per ceul interest. These certificates, aggregating ?ll,2bU.7I, are to liquidate claim of contractors for work on the company's vault it the chamber of commerce building and to complete the same, together with $uQ0 " . . t ii i attorney a tees, an oi wiueii curaee uui of money that belongs to depositors aud which should bo paid them in preference toother creditors. It seems however, that depositors in the rotten banking institutions of Portland are the lust to receive any consideration at the hands of the banks although they are the only real sufferers and should receive their pro rata out of the bank's assets as fust as such assets are cou verted. It is to be regretted that Judge Shattuck should alow such an order to be railroaded through his court and receive his sauctiou without according creditors of the bauk a hear ing or permmitling them an oppor tunity to proiett sgaint fucli rank m justice. It would seem from these proceedjng that a nian had belter stand in any other position with a Portland bank than in the lkht of a depositor. Columbia county' apportionment of school niouey for tha, coming year is entirely inadequate to the require ment of the county and will come far short of supplying the treasury with sufficient fund's to conduct the schools through another year. Divided equal ly, among the fifty-two districts the amount allowed us by the state treasurer will give each one about f 26. 50, which in some districts will supply the necessary tuad for about three weeks' school. This, also, is a result of the "change" for which the people prayed, yelled and voted. . However, ' we have been given as much a other counties in proportion to the number of pupils, and san only regret circumstances which make it impossi ble for people to pay the interest on state money, thus crippling a fund which is the most important that they receive oat of the stale money. Last year the apportionment was over four thousand dollars which was barely enough to meet expenses of the county school". It is, therefore, painfully evi dent that unless home other resource is discovered the county must either go is debt or do without school. The much boasted and wonderful ''conservatism" of Portland bankers doesn't seem to stand inspection very well. At least the more it is stir red the worse il smells and the recent panic has had the good effect of show ing the real innate rottenness of the Hilegcd banks, and the perfidity and cupidity of seme of the banker who have hitherto stood high in the estima tion of the people as men of resource mid integrity. The thorough airing which the Portland institutions are re ceiving a a result of panic, will have the effect of ventilating certain shady operations which the "conservative" bankers of that town would prefer not to see in print. "There is no great loss without some small gain," and while the loss to many, by reason of the rotten methods of many Portland banker bas been great, the gain will be in the chape of enlightenment re garding the "conservative" business liietlxxla practiced by certain Port land bankers. By the killing of Lient. Nelson the Oregon National Guard has demon strated the fact that it might possibly be able to damage an enemy if one should appear upon our borders. The unquestioned knowledge of this fact is worth something to the people of the state and in a measure mollifies the sorrow which should be felt at the uselet sacrifice of a promising young citizen and able soldier. A great war rior once said to his generals "if we have omelet we must break a few eggs.'' general Compson is evidently of the same opinion and hungry for the omo- ; lot. Secretary Carlisle has ordered that all the gold 'bullion in the treas ury be minted in coins of the denom inations of f 10. 1$ and 92.50. The treasury department possesses about ?90,000,OOaoa of gold bullion which cannot be used as currency, so it has been decided, tq man the mints and start them ruonjng at their fullest . capacity in order to coin, the gold and gat it into circulation. The coining capacity of tha tivu ntuU is about f WO 003.00 i crmoulh. j NO FltKH SIliVEH. The Wilson Bill Paaaed Wllhont an Amendment. The last act In the great silver drama, which has attracted the undi vided attention ol tiie emiiaeu i was produced in the bonne of repre sentatives Thursduy afternoon, and as the actors withdrew from sight so also, vanished the last hope pi the advo cates of bimetalism and the unres tricted coiuage ' of the white metal. Promptly at noon the speaker com manded order and the different silver bills were considered. The resolution contained in the order of procedure on the silver question wa rvporte-d, pro viding for a vote first upon the free coinage of silver at the present ratio of lti to 1. Bailey, of Texas, asked if, n the eveut of all amendments m eluded In the order being defeated, it would be in order to ofU-r to propose ah additional amendment germane to the subject. The speaker replied that a at present advised he would answer no; that the order provides exhaus tively all that the house may consider, but when the time came to consider the question the gentleman from Texas miclit be heard. McMillan desired to offer an amendment providing for free coinage of the prixluct of American silver mines, but Bland objected, say ing that such a proposition was no free coinage at all. Then the Wilson b 11, repealing the silver-purchase clause of the Siiermao act, was read, and Bland offered his first amendment for free coinage at the ratio of 1(5 to 1, which was defeated bv vote of 13 J to Tin, amid great applause from the antMl- ver men w ho did not expect ao targe a majority. rncomnromismg silver mcu men ot tered a 17 to 1 ratio amendment which was defeated " 100 to 110. On this vote, betide the loss of the populist voles, member of the party witliMd- ing votes, there were several negative votes from those who voted iu favor of a ratio of 18 to 1. An 13 m 1 amendment wa defeated, 105 to 237. The third and last ratio amendment of 2Q to 1 was then otiVred and killed bv a vote of 113 to 222. The amendment to re-enact the Bland-Allison .act wa defeatd 13ti to 213. ' The Wilson repeal hill was then passed ayes 239, naes 110. This practically settles the fate of silver, although the bill has not beeu acted upon by the senate. That body, however, nifly dolav action on the hill but will hardly dara to refuse its pats age, coming as it does from such a rushing defeat in the house, which action is backed up by unmistakable public sentiment, fhe value of the $000,000,000 of silver now iu circula tion will not be uffected by this 1 g islati-m, and will not only continue to circulate but will receive additions from the bullion now stored in the treasury which will be minted for cir culation as fust as it is needed. CliATSKAME. Public school commences next Monday. W. A. Wood was a visitor on our stretti the tirst of the wttk. , ,, , -.., ,, E. W. Convers and son W. E. left on Monday night for a trip up the river. Henry Doerr left the hhyksmith shop aud struck out for Nebaiem, Tuesday. Mrs. Fred Bratchev and family started Monday nifcUt lor a vUit la friend., east. Harold Srverson and wife were in the citv Tuesday evening waiting for the steamer, to taite a trip to I'oruauu. Notices posted in town invite bid for the erection of a bridge across the Ciatskanie nver near U.J. Bryant s residence. Mrs. Vanliibber and son. who have been vi-itina her sister, .Mrs. Frank Merrill, left this week for tuelr Home in Wuodland, Washington. We noticed Mrs. A. F. Mvres and son ohu. followed soon after bv Mis!? Cora Brvant and a narty of other young people. going out last Monday niornuie in the di reclion of the Selsalem vallev. and we learned they were headed for the Kock creek country to see the bhi trees that grow oui mere. Quite a little stir was created Tuesday afternoon by a trial for fat rvlint? through the streets, held in the ourt of the city re corder. The ollendc being given the op tion of paying a smull fine nr live days im prisoment, he chose the latter and went into retireurn t much to the surprise of the citi zens, generally. The steamer did not reach our city Mon day evening owing to low tide, but a small bunt served to transfer passengers between where the boot was landed and the city, some time in the nigiit. Hy the way. the citizens miss the daylight arrival of the steamer, and have no more occasion to eather about the landing at 3 or 4 o'clock in the afternoon Ui s-ee who enme to the city. Very scarcely now, anything draws a crowd in the afternoon except the arrival of the mail. On Saturday evening lat, W. J. Webber, residing on the ridge between Heaver and Ciatskanie, had the misfortune ti have tire destroy his home and considerable of the contents destroyed by fire. Fire was tirst discovered about the Hue by Mrs. Webber, while prearing supper, and she gave the alarm to her husband and boy, who were at work some distance from the house. Mr. Webber used what water was at hand, cheeking the tire somewhat, which gained such headway, however, beforo another supply of water could be had from the spring that he failed to get it under control. What was saved was done through the combined efforts of his wife and mother, while be was fighting the (ire. Both of Mr. Webber's hands were quite badly burned in an effort to get some things that were carried outside, off to' eater distance. The loss is quite severe, but was partly covered by insurance in the State, of Ka lem.fur ttOO, part of which was on the house and part on the furniture. The fam ily now pecupies the Moore bouse. In Cblldhoad Happy Umj; Among the incidents of childhood thtit stand out in bold relief, as our memory re verts to the days when Were young, none are more prominent than severe sickness The young mother vividly remembers that it was Chamberlain's Couth IU'tuedv that cured her of cronp; and in turn adminis ters is to her offspring and always Willi the best results. For sale by Edwin Boss. Nattee. County Tressurer Wharton ean be found at his oiUce In the court houw in Bt. 'Helen ou Wednesdays and Saturdays of each week. ffsim,B The only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder. No Ammonia; No Alum. tyscd in Millions of Homes p Years the Standard. School Fund Apportionment. The board of school land commis sioner for the state of Ore goa, at its regular meeting held at 8aem on the 2tth of August, made the annual dis tribution of the interest arising from the common school fund among the several counties pi the state us follows : COUNTIKS. Maker Hentnn Clackamas . Clatsop'. ... Columbia.-. . Coos Cro:k Curry , . IKuulas...., Ur.int. allien Harney J avksun Josephine. ., hllAmalu ... Ijike ha ne. ... v.. Li. oi , . . Lincoln. . . . . Malheur..... Marion ..... Morrow Multnomah. Polk Sherman,.... I'illiiin Kite. .:. Cumti.l ... Union..;..,. Wallowa.... Waseo Washington. Yamhill . en it,. Ax 4. ii.oio .to ? (Via in 5.;iti.s do l.sin S i . 7.240 . 1,!M i.atw .vi . 8.4.11 i.iva !,;i!U oo !7 (10 !W7 tit) , 5.0J7 3.31 !M . l;727 1,257 . Mi l.'JOS HO Nf'J SKI .via o . 4.:m 3 0.7 40 l,SiM 70 . 1.1)21 , Hit li74 HO NVS tin 7iW 6,iil0 T.TItt 4,tfc7 00 ft 4.M 40 . 1.1HS 834 40 (fctt 10 . 0.IM .4lM 70 I .Out 70 22.747 15.022 do . 3"77 2,501 !X IWJ no l.i;w l,O0t 00 0.1(13 .11111 111 4,M2 ;t.iM 4u 1,'H.i i.m to . s.iv-fis , MM 4,S0O 2 lilO 20 4,W 20 s;m eo Totals..... 120,0 to fSI,45t W It ys further ordered by the board that a further distribution be made of this fund ou the second Monday in December next, or as soon thereafter na the board may deem advisable. Heal Emale Transfer. John Valen to Andrew Erieksmi five atiies ut seel lull 3i, township; uortn range 3 west , I E. S. Bryant and wife to Catherine Hawkins ten acres in section Hi, townsbin 7 north, ra-iae 4 west .. Xathan W. Hacked to C. t). Warmer CO 200 40 acres in section 1, township 7 north, range 3 west C. and L. fituriner to William llesinim 15 acres in section 12, township 4 north, ramte i west , Elzy George and wile to school dis trict No. 3. I acre in seed, it 7, town ship 5 north, range 1 west.' r nitcd S atr-s tc E. K. Parsons M acres in section 31, towm-hipo north range 3 west, patent. John P. Watson to Leonard P. I!usel 80 acres in section 10, tonhip ii i.orth. range 4 west . , O. M. Ikrg to Daniel Berry 820 acres in secui.il 4, town-hip (i north, range 6 west Win. H. lira' ten and wife to the Ver nonia Publishing Coipi any lot 10, block 8, Vcrnonia Auuu Johnson to A McAvenl land in sa.-ti- u 2U, township S liorth, range 3 west Thomas S. Colvin and wife to II. L. Colvin 1(10 acres in sections 5. and 1), township 7 north, range a wett 1,000 300 1.00 8.00 1,300 1,000 1.00 4,000 1EEU ISLAND. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. English returned from the sea beach last week. Mrs. Enirlisli left fur the bench the first of the week to visit her son David, and en joy the bracing sea breeze. W. n. Connell and wife entertained some of their friends la-t Haturday evening with a social dance at their palatial home. Donald Sutherland, who is living on Mr. Harris' place, iu Carioo vailey. had to en large bis barn to accommodate his hay cr.-p. Almost everybody U t-ikh'i advantage of ihe present dry weather by b iniiua their slashings and log heap. Tl.i. i the right time to clear grounJ when all the old logs and smaller trash is as dry a kindling wood. Two ladies, Mrs. Anderson ami Miss Benson, of 1'ortland, have been visiii. g for the pa-t week at tho Oherg homestead. They have been charmed by tne niniiy comforts of a country home, such as pood milk, pure spring wtc-r. iiicnutc-m nir ami fresh fruit ami vegetables, which is not generally found in the city. We do earnestly call the attention of the pnn rvi"or, whose district goes out to the Clatskuuio river, to the ntany limbs, bushes and dry snags which overhang and reach Into the road. It is impossible for one to travel, either riling or drivinu, wlibout having their hat brufbed otf and the hv-e a:id arms being scratched. It is very un comfortable, especially for ladies, besides being very daugeious. KEl'BEX. Mrs. Galloway, of Portland, was visiting in Reuben last week. Considerable flume has been destroyed by fire on (joble creek. Mrs. Ida Bower is visiting her mother in Portland, during this week. Miss Fannie Mvnalt U visiting hersiste", Mrs. Brown, at Shilo Basin. Miss Bessie Archibald returned this week from Scappoose where she has been visiting. Little Clarence Wilcox met with the mis fortune of having one of his arms fractured by falling, one day last week. What was the matter that there was no game brought home by the party who went tj the ClatsUanie on a hunting trip? Fire is doing no small amount of damsee in the forest back of this place. Three county bridges oh the road leading to the I'pper Beaver have already been destroyed. A Cm Thiuff to Keep at Hand. Some years ago we were very much sub ject to severe spells of cholera morbus, mid now when we feel any of the symptoms that usually preceed that ailment, such as sickness at the ftonmoli, diarrhea, etc., we become scarv. We have found Chamber lain's Cholera, Colic and Diarrhea Ketuedv the very thing to straighten one out in such cases, ami always keep it about. We are not writing this for a pay testimonial, but to let our readers know what is a good thing to keep handy in the house. I roy, (Ean,)Chief. For sale by Edwin floss. Notice, Notice i given that George If. La ment is our authorized agent and will hereafter collect and receipt for water rents. Ohchakk & Jonks. Try li. For a lame back or for a pnln in the fide or chest, try saturating a piece of flannel with Chamberlain's Pain Balm and binding it on to the affected parts. This treatment will cure any ordinary case in two or three days. Pain Balm also cures rheumatism. Fifty cent bottles for sale by Edwin lloss. $5.00 Howard. 8TKAYED From Deer Island one bay horse, with strati around neck marked ' Ears," to O. T. Co. Finder will receive the alioye reward hy notifying W. f). Con ndl, Deer Island P. C and holding horse for the same. owdeK . '' mum Cholera Agalu Kplilcuilc. A dispatch to the New York Herald from Valparaiso, says: Ihe steamer Corli is ou tho Atlantic ocean, bound fur tio port, filled with persons uillieled with cholera and having a record of 105 deaths on her trip across tho ecu. 1 he dispatch says the ship arrived in Kim Jauiuio August 21) from iheUruud island canal, aud that 105 person on board lior died ui cholera on the waj over. - When the ship got into the har bor und made her lepurt slio was re fused puriuiskion to land or ovci) put her passenger and crow in quarantine She was escorted out of the harbor by the warship liepiihlica, aud ordered not to land at auy Urasiiltan port. Ad vice from Austi and llungaty indi cute thai (-liolcia is again reging in those coiiuttica and in of in unusually ViQteut type. It will cause heavy rav age aiul result lti great loss o lite. At .Naples, France, Uveii'y-fivo new cases are reported daily, fifty per ceni of which prove (n.tal. Wednesday, u woman waa taken to a hospital at Jur sey City suffering from whut is said to be genuine Asiaiw cholera. Work is to commence at once on (he asylum and rcloii school additions at Salem. if. i vEyo if in cka cm: ? DR. "GRANT'S CURES ss JV?) Diabetos, Cri;ht' Dl8efi, Inflamrnatioil of tl tilaf Uer. Yellow V.'atei', P.tlck r3t Sediment in Lrirs. Bumirtij Sonsatio, P.i:b in the Buck, and all Dis eases of the Kidneys. fllKfAKKO Br O.W.R. MaMiaclnriiiE Co., PSSILC?' For Sail hy Edwin Ross, St. Helens, Or. Notice fax: PbllBlln. land Od)c si Oregoa City, Orpon, .liilv :tl. 0 . N'OTIOK Is hereby given that th followliia-uaim-d senior rsts tiletl lualc. of tits Illicit tlon to muke final nr-fcf in suiiHrl of lll t-tiilin, ami thut sutd proof wdl lie "-afl t ctor. th t'onnty CUrk of CnboeMrt county, ui Ht. Helens, Orcsou, ou Sept. is, tSi l. t: . J. Wit "U'SMBAfMKR, Homesteail entiv No, Tk. for the wtohwest V. of e-tiou 9, township 6 north, range i se-t. lie mime tne tninmitue wiine.M to nrove no ctindniious resideuc. upon and eulttvt'.tlon of bald land, vis: Homer C llrown. Ootllelb Anllker. V. C. ( lark and Jacob Xwiugle, of Ke'i'ieti. CntiiiitMs eoun- ly, tirftrmi. j. i, Ai'rr:t?, iik4 ei- llcxlsler. Admitllstratnr-s Police. NOTICE is hereby aiven bv tbe iimler- signed a lininidrator of Cie est ite of Char les Thegiala, decDa-ed. to (be credi urx of a:id all persons Imvim; claims acain-t lbs :au dcccascti. to rxinlut them with ttic iiteessary voucheitH i:!iin six uiontiis after the tir-t puldication of this notice, to the said administrator, at the St. Clinrh-s Hi. tel. ill the ci'.y of i'uithtiid. tate of Oh-ui-ii ,A LhKKT JOifXSiiN. Administrator of the estate of t-hailes ThegO'.la , defeated. u.i'.co j.uy km. l-Jxccatrlx Holier. tn the County iiiit for the Mate of Ore gon, for Ci-hinibia county . In tie ma ti r of the esti,t of Thomas llodgkm's, decea-cil. Notice is 'hereby given that the under signed has been duly appoimed exeiutrix of said estate by t.ie above entitled eiiiirt. and ail pcr.-ous Laving claims against the said estate are hereby nsjuired to present them with the proiier voucbe- s. tn the tin d. r vned ivtlhin six montiis from the dato of tbi notice, ut lis r residence, near (Jidiin's pustuliue, in said cnintr and state. Hl LDAlf IIOHUKIXS. Executrix of the last will of Thomas Hodg- fcins, uis-cnseii. Dated this 25th day of A'-'gust, Irifi. Katice for Publication. hand Ofllce at Oregon Cltv, ( irejjon. Jidv si, lrwl. VOTICE Is hereby idven that the Mlowinir 11 iimiie'l settler htu tiled notice of his inten tion to make, nna proof lu support of his elaim and that said proof will Imj maoe lieforo the 011111? ('leek of Columhla county, at Ht. Ueluus, Oregon, on Sept. libit, lmti, viz: HOItSCIl. 1IOLTER, Pre-emption I- K Jt.76. for the X E. i of S. K. '1 secilon .': W. K ol 8 W. i section 4 anil M W.'IJ of N W. ectloti S, T. 8 S., It 3 W. lie names the following witnesses to iirov. his continuous reideuc U(sm and cultivation of, said laud, viz: A. L. Alley and Jessie Alley, of Apiary. Colum bia Co.. Ore., (He Knrkwn and Chris Johnson, o, Ciatskanie, Columbia county. Ore. J. T. APi'lTUSUN, Boirtstur. ai,'4ept8. Summons by Publication. TN THE CinCL'IT COCUT OP THE 1 State of Oregon, for tbc County of Co lumbia. P. K. Cbosswait, Plaintiff", Oscar Aki.t. Vi i.i.i b 1. Akin, J. M. Crkss, Defendants. AND Johv Backus, To Oscab Attin aud Wu.ua I. Akib, Defendants. In the name of the State of Oregon, you are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint tiled against you hi the above entitled suit, by the tirst day of the term of the above court, commencing on the first Tuesday after the second Monday in October, lttld, and if you fail to so appear or answer, for want thereof, the tilaintill' will apply to the court for the relief de manded in said complaint, namely: That he have judgment against the defendants, Oscar Akin and Willie I. Akin, for the sum of f Ml.Ou'with ten per ceut. interest from the 4th day of January, itf.fi. due on a promisory unto made by tbeiu to the plaint iff, and $100 attorney's fees, and his costs and disbursements, including taxes paid by him on the southwest YA of section 'M, township 5 north, ranee 3 west of the Will amette meridian, in said Columbia county, state of Oregon, aud proving the foreclosure of a mortgage executed and delivered to him by said Oscar Akin and Willie I. Akin on said land, to secure the payment of said note, and such other and additional relief as may to the court seem meet and the nature of this case may require. This ser vice of this summons by publication is in obedience to an order therefor by Hon. Tfcos. A. McIlride.Judg.of tliesaldClrcuit court above naraod. dated July 15th. IHiO, DULL .-ST (TAUT. augtscplS Attorney for Haijitln". AGENTS WANTED on salary and commis sion for T1IK OXIiY AUTHOIllZKIJ BIOGRAPHY OF JAMES ft. BLANE, By J All, II A II LOT, his literary execu lor, wlin the co-operation of hU fainilv, and for Mr. Wane's Complete Works, "TiVfcNTV VF.AICKOI- OomfmiCNN," and bis later book, "FOI,ITI:AI. DIM'UKKIONM." One prospectus for these 8 BKNT KljJM.INft books In tiie market. A. K, V. Jordan of Me., took 112 orders from first 110 calls; aveut's proi't I lis) :. Mrs: Haliard of 0. took 10 orders, 13 Heal Eiisula, In 1 dsy: profit ai aft. K.T.. Kleeof Mass. took 27 order. In 2 days; profit 47.vft. J. Partrlge of Mo' took 4(1 orders from 8ri culls; 'pro fit I75.25, E. A. Palmer of N.Dsk. took ft In 3 days: Kofit l'JS.26. KUKXII.IVfi TF.IIBI. TURK rllo Immediately for terms to THE HENRY" BILL PUB. CO., Nor wich, Connecticut. IflhMFY $, eK ... tV si 1 V --7,.- V J Some "Good Buys' rOH SAL BT D. tT. Switzer, ST. 1IKLENS, - OUIXION. The southwest W of section 82, and the southeast H of thi southeast $i of feetlon III, and west t or the soulliwest H of sec tion 81, township 7 north, range 2 west, acres, $7.50 pef acre. The southeast if of th southeast H of section :ni, township T north, range J west, ill acres at o per acre. Tho northwest U of section , township (1 north, range 2 west, containing UK) acres, 910 per acre. 1W acres in section 3, township 7 north, range J west. A one and ono half story house, Mx'ii barn, 18:io, with sheds: Ui acres cleariHl, KKl in pasture, I acre of prunes, hearing, oth.r fruits, cuts 30 tons of hay. Price 2,ftoo. Tonus easy. liift acres of land, house and barn, 1ft acres cleureo and tcnccit, some irini irces bearing. 1'rio $10 per aere. 'forms easy. Terms Ono-thlrd cash, balance secured hy mortgage at 8 per cent, interest. COLUMBIA BANKING CO. (Incorporated) AT. HELENS, OREGON. (1. A. MASSIF., C. II. XKWFU,, President. Cashier. Capital $20,000. Transacts a general lianklne business, Kxchnnge bought aud sold. Interest ul lowed uu time deposits. YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED, Hart & Sweetland, Proprietor St. Helens Meat Market Fresh and Baited Meats, Sausage, Fish and vegetables. Meals by wholesale at special rates. F.xp-ess wagon run to all parts of town, and charges reasonable. TIII8 Splendid, Yonng Norman Horse TEMPEST Will Make the Season of 1893 as Follows: Monday and Tuesday nt II. COX'S place, Warren. Wednesday and Thurd.iv at Oohle. Ileal of the week at U. SlUCKLE'S ranch, Iccr lshind. TERMS: INSURANCE 15 TEMPEST l a benn lful, dark Iron grsv, (11 1:,,,.Im h','l w,-ven conr ,.1.1 - Ueielts lll'll ami second t j none iu miisvular jw,.r uud diirabiiity. He was sired by Yonnif Ilyron Kler; by Old Hymn V or. Imported mid nancd by fihigliiasler, Keota, Iowa. Tenitiesi's dam was sired I'V Old lcinpcst.a Norman Hone owned by J. Uowns, Iowa. (1ms. Muckle, Owner. Astoria Marble Works, J. II. IMIIOFF, ruo'i'. ) MASUFACTUItER OF Marble and Granit3 WORK. All Kinds of Cemetery Work. FOOT OF OhNKY STRBET, ASTORIA, i : i : OREGON. McNutt Bro's, The Leading Merchants Vernonia and Cornelius Write to Cornelias for Stage Dates. Supplies for Campers and Fish ermen. Vernonia and Cornelias, Or. THE IOWA JEWELER, A.N.WRIGHT. Souvenir Spoons a Specialty. Special Attention to Watch Eejairinir. M0EEI60N 8T., Op. T, 0., PORTLAND. MDCKLE BROS. MANUFAOTl'ltKU OF Rough and Dressed Lumber, -DKAI.KItH IN- Dry Goods, Groceries, Hay, Hour and Teed. St. Helena, . Oregon. Model Saloon. I. TAN WOOD, Prp'r. 8T. HELENS, . OREGON Choice Wines. lienors and Cigars. Beer 5 Cts. Bilford and Pool VM for thi Ptwommodation of PaSroni CALL AROUND. DR. Win. GRISWOLD, DENTISTRY. OFFICE ATTHE DRUG STORE, ST. IIFLENS, i i OREGON. JAMES F. BRADDOCK, BLACKSMITH WORK In all its Uranchcs. REPAIRING : WOOD -..WORK. I'ri.ea are very rraotiulil. niul nil work gllMr.llHl.Cll. H0ULT0N, OREGON, MiJriit? OF COURSE yOU DO. QIH'H HKtSO 'I II K CAKK. It bilioov O V"U tn linil ll inrt dp-liallo plauti to .rjli vour ' iiivli'Htt,t." "THE BANQUET." K4'l coiKlttntly uu liiintl tho (allium Cuban Blossom Cigars. Tlic tltifnt llo of Win.. I.l'iiiura ail t'ignr" to be found tlitile of I'urt IhikI. And U yi.ii tthli lu eiiKuita In a itutuv o( POOL OR BILLIARDS, They can a.ur you tint they liar tli brut talilu in town. KverytnlnK new inn) n''Ht. anil your ji.truimgu ia ieaii.ltuily uliclttil "THE BANQUET" Ui. Iluleni. Oragun. LEARN TELEGRAPHY! TKADK IT PAY Success Sure. Ad'lroH J. C. BKYMOKHKIl. Orritiiiilau Illilg. I'llll'l l.AMW, OKKtioN. TOURIST ASD FAflILT IIE1DIICABTERS. New York IicHtuurant. Andbbom t Rkakiy, rropriotor. n. taa rir.t trt, PORTLAND, - - OREGON. ST. HELENS HOTEL. J, George, Proprietor. Tables alvray inpplied with tli. bent ediblt and delicacies the market all'ord. TERM REAH0NABLK FOR REGULAR BOARDERS, Having been ntwly reftirntihed, wt ... w K ni-li:iiuil iq mu our patrons, and noliclt m sbar of your nrrAiiirn ST. HELENS OREGON. T- H. DECKER. Tonsorial Artist. The old And rtiliahln Va razor just a aharp a can be found, and will ihave yon oomfortably and quickly fot only fifieen cent. Give Him a Call at the Old Stand. ST. HELENS, 0REQ0X. . t. SHERIFF'S SALE, 8TATR ov nnw'ON, t TJ "'.''. ,M,, . I)r of t ill (JmttMif Onm.'ii fr tli Dmiitty of ( oltt in- Sn .Iiim h IS'li Hy f Mart'li, lml. l th..rle of it -itt ir nniiiiin. ai.a .1 .1 mtl. "lil will wit. llnii t a mill 3 Ctd lo ... W Hh-riir of CoUiinlil I utility tr.'oii, ooi.in...lli.g me to i.uik. miM'rtV f the til.l Uef. iulHii Joint My. J ,ir I. Hint (or want of .rum.i pr..rty r iVm ll.o itt of July. f. 'VV ,) tin. IntrrnKt of tli M (lelHKlant. John (two ami four) .wllon WS?" V ' m nnrtlt. . '" . V," " . Z u f wiitlon KPV.nlecn, townlil fl imrlh. rn. tiv wimi, oi " ''V (",,i la, ritnle of Or.-iton. Now. Jhw.. lorn lv Vlrtti. Mini In mriian.'t of n.l.l ' ' .: .. i ...ii .... u. .,,,, I.i i lull fhilntf rxri'iininii wm, .,, - f Hi'i't"inl'r, IM. t th l"r r W vi.h k I., tin. r. : r ; x;: "v: door t him woiin n"" " v ulil county antl utiitn. .till for rah al iiiililln nticii'in io ui. n'ii .....v. lor ajl of tli rlnlit, I'll, mul liitrt nl naiil ilcrcnilunt John Mavnanl. it am ( Ihfi uliuyn ili'HrilMil rval vilv. tit .atltfy until rim utlon ami th cot m Xnc of .iilc. Mulil ml. I n.ioln tilgM' o 1u,r,loi.a.rttloteoM)w.Mj.Ki HIutIIT of t'olHiulila County, Orr-on, SHERIFF'S SALE. STATU OK ORK'IOS, . fniintv ol O -lumlila I ..,. HY vUI I 'KOK AS KXKt'l TION AMI an onl.r IhmiIok out of III t'lroolt Court of lliehtuli' ol tli.xon, for th. lUinnty of Mulliioninli, to mo illn'i tirl. upon liiiluMiii-iit In favi.r ol I'liilntltln. whrrvln (l. Zollur ami t. Hhiii. lo piirtnfr., at tl. .tllnr Co., wrm I'laliitlllS, ami Mangl tUiiniiion. ami l. W, Cinun witr. Ho- dMHluiiiii, for Hi. .tun of tt tliV, Uli inlrr .HiiliiierBtuuf M M-r rrnKtiu lr annum from tin- Hint ilnv or Jim.. IMM, anil for ilm fiirtlnr sum of :ti,.1, ami ai-cru. iiiK M-t", foniMinnililiK to mull ! of Uu; (cllown g tli'm rllniil ri'al property, tn. wit: lllo.'k. 21 l!"anil 4'.'. In llir Hwoinl Ail liliinn lo V.rmmlu. tnti I ami U. In lilm-ln III, mciii'l Ail illliin to VernonlH, lot" I a It' I U lu li'ork H. Htvonil Ailillllon to Wriio tiln, lot. 7 mul . In hlurk IA, Mini Aildltlnu tn Vnriion a, l.'t 7, Work I I, Klml Aihlltloa in Viriioiiiu. anl lot'T.i. u, I". H.nJ I J, lu him 111, in the I'irit Aihlitlun lo V.rnoina. In ( iiiuiiilila luimiy . tiiU ul Orrwiii, U ttiilmr with th" ti'in-nii ni.. lirrnlltnin.nt ami ipurlt'tinitt'r4 tlipcunlo b lunttliiK or in nm wl-r Mpirluliiitur, nil Ix'tng mlinitril In Colunilii.i I'otn ly, rial of Orrgoii. 1 henliv vvrtifv tli.it 1 leiliil tiMn tk aUyn ilram-flioil r-'l pnuirrty ou tli. tlrl day of June. IwKJ, In tli. toll, ln(t mnuii.r, lo-wlt: 11 v pimtliiK in uroii-l'l' iii'ii" liliive upon th property iiImivd ileo iliil, a ropy of III" Writ of KxtH-i.ilon tortlilwl to ly ru. Hh.iill'. Sow In i.iiriimni-ji. niul by aullior liy of "ulil xwutl ui I will, on tin' Wilny of SiiU'iiiIm r. l-ui, at tlm hour of i oVIm k of hIiI Uay, at the Court llmi. ilonrlu Co IiiiiiIiIm I'liiimy ami Mute afor.al'l, t.11 at piiblir iiiu-tlo.i all II,. rU'lit. till", claim In li.ri'kl ami citutr of th. .alii M'ivf-1. Cum inou. a. il Ii W. Cuiiimoim in anil to Hi altovi' li.irllKKl n-al pMit) . tn lint hiitli" .1 diililcr tlivn foi, fi r rnlt, to taii.fy mini I'Xtt'Ulioti, Intt'TO'ia nJ piwIii. i. A. MASrlP.. aiigWcpSI Sin rill ol t'olumliia ruutity, Or, ai.Titio. in tub (u:ct'iT,orHT or tub Stutuof tiicR'Hi, for ColiiniliU County. IIHAIISU, iitainlUr,) v. f wii.i.hm i.n viiA.n di fi'iuLinu To WIMinnt Uru'iAin, I bIkjc iminul t),iiilaiit: In tlm nainp of th. Htnle of Orrifon, you nr lirreliy rinpilrvcl tn eppt ar anil an wr lo tlntiiimpliilnt lllml ayalnm yuu iu tlo alnv riiiltliit mt In Ilm iiIhuc nanitit cmrt. on or tirforr l!n- Hrt ilnv of tin-term, of "nlil Court, next Mlowlnv lhccnirallot of -In wok piililiratlon of tlili .iimnnin wliii-li will lie Tucwlay next loilimlux tho '.'ml MiiiMl iv In i:tnlH'r. lo-wll : H.i. loth ilnv of1 iiiliiwr, I -It I. Ami If yu I.' II to upper ami mi''r Mini t'oniphiluk (ui; wimi iliir.nf pl.iiiiiili will Ink. a ilirn. aaninrt you ilUxiltiiig the homl. uf mat i i inoiiy now tMinx liw.riv you atnl plain, till', awarding pltilu'lir tlic rar. ami cu'iinly of Hi. iiiiiinr i till.!. Moi-y Kl'aliiniiiint, ami pi'rn.lttin-,' pl;iiiitli' In r.iuno h.r malihu mime, l.ljiii- Mi Unnalil. Thi. Hiiinon. la pub'taliH pnraiiant loan, tmlrrof III Hon. T. A. Xli'lliiilr, JuiIk "f .ulil I'ourt, uittdu lb. I2lh day of Augual. Ifi'.fl. Aiitfu.t t.'lli IIW. J. V. HKACII, Attornuy for plaintiffs n,nnoi, Is in Jcrrii: Cotiaror I'moi I'aicmrr, Htt or Oku. ks, CoLi'Mau CotiaTT. I.. 0. llAXTKK, IM t II. I v.. V HI MMONH. Ciiai. Hi stkh. Deft, ) io i mam. Iluarxa, D.f.mlnnt. INTIIK NAMK OK THE KTATK OK tln-iton , you are hereby rnpilred to ap ri.ar in Hie uli, . cuurt of Union pnciiu t, or Colunil l. i'i.iiiii v, .tat of Oregon, on Maiurday, Ot toher i th. A. 1. IMM, at 10 o i li.i'k A. M tn amiw.r Ui complaint tiled nciilmt you la the almy. eaui, or dm th pliiiiillll will take Juiliimi nt agiilnat vnu a prayed for In th rorupliitiit, via: far th mini of IX'.SI, with IntereH thereon from the day of January, mil, until paid, at tbe rata of H percent mt atiiiUHt, and Ilia I'unU of tbia action. A. H. IM.AKKHI.KV, Jmlice of tha Ware. W. J. Itlce. attorn.) for plaintiff. autttuctO Node ! I'imI lil.aa.i.l. In th. Conntv Court of tli SUt. of Or gon, for Coin mbia County, In tiio matter of tlio ealat of Mary Thoman, deceased, N'ltice I. b.reliy given Ibat the uml.r tigoi'd, adinlnlitrHlor of the elat of Mary Tlniiiiax, deceam-d, liaa tiled hi final ar count and petition for dmlriliiitlon in tha matter of .aid date In th above entitl.it court, and Hint Hie honorable judge of taul court linn appointed Monday, rU-ptember lib, IhIi.1. at io o'clock a, in ,'and the courts room of .aid court a. the time and plac for tha hearing of objection to tuch dual account and petition fur dU trlhu tlou All person! Interentrd in tli. .aid aatul nr. bereby refpiired to tile their objictlon tlier.ln on or before aald 41 li day of Sep tember, tans. : . , AI.KX AKDER TU0MAB, Anmltil.tratnr of tha e.iate of Mary Thomas, deceased. ftatice af final Neitleiuent. In the County Court of th Stubs of Or gou, for Coliinililii t'ounty. In the matter of the entate of Mrgrtt J, Null , decenxed Notice 1. bcr. l.y given that I have mads and Hied my llnal account, and petition t. be dicbargd , a. executor of the la.t will and testament of Margaretta J. Neff, de ceuni'd, hihI the Hume haa been .at for b.ar big ou Monday, the 4tli day of hepteiiiber, A. I)., 1M0.I, at 10 o'clock a. iu., at tba county court-room In HI. Helen., Ore gon, nt which time any on having any caiiHe to ahow why .aid iliml aocounl ami petition tdiall not be allowed thould appear and prenent nine. iJoiie by order of Hon. Dean WancUrd, probata judgu. . Mude ut chnmhem Augu.t Isf, A. P. 1H03, , r I'KI'KttJ. LOirsiUNONT, W. J. Kick, Attorney. JCjtecrutor. Admlnlatrotara Nailc' The underalirnml I. ...I.,- I....- .nMn. A by the t'ounty (lou'rt of Columbi County, Oregon, admitil.itratorR of the attata if ",7 ir". deceawd, all pemon havli-f cluimtai!;alntniditta ar requetted to preaent the aame to u. at A.torla, Oration, within .ix month, from tbia date. F. A. KlfiHER, Dated July 13th, 1803. AdmUilttraton. ! . ju2lul