THK OREGON MIST
DAVE DA VIB. Publisher.
tciStatcs sii Ccunty CSclal Paper.
FSJDAT, MARCH S, 1894.
Is out next representation in eon
gress to be a disgrace
ibe state.
or a credit to
Wi mast first depose democracy
Stagnation nod hard lime fil quickly
follow it to oblivion. .
Com r lit K return from th late
elections in Pennsylvania bring Con
gressman Grow' plurality op to 187,
1C9. Qrow ia lbs republican candidate.
TinurTT-uaBf democrat joined the
republican club at Oswego. Tbey litre
vtbete tbey have an object lesson
the effects of the Wilson biu on mm,
and are not blind to tbeir interests.
0. A. M issn, tne popaliat aberiff of
Columbia coaotj wbo some time ago
absconded leasing bear defanlca
tk. haa been beard from. He ia at
Cape Town, on the extreme southern
coact of Africa. Be write hia wife
that be expect to rend her money
enongh to reimburse lia botxlanien.
Yamhill County Reporter.
Bmomirm Pnn, the ealam
ity congressman from Colorado, be
came so personal and abusive to re
publican members of tbe boose, Moo
dar. that he was repeatedly called to
order, end was finally prevented from
proceeding with bis wild-eyed, insult
lot Tastings by a vote of tbe boose.
Men of Pence's caliber are ideal repre
sentatives of their party, bat a dis
grace to tbe offices they attempt to
till. '
AxoTHtt railroad rate war is on be
tween the liWniri river and common
. points with San Francisco, over the
Southern Pacific road. That company
on February J gave notice to its
astern branch lines to make a single
trip, first-class, unlimited rate of 920
or a round-trip rate of $35.50. This
order is thought to be the beginning
of a rate war which will involve all
the transcontinental roads and put
the rates down to where they were in
886, when passengers were carried
from this coast to Missouri river points
and return for $5.
Aj.thvh be who was "first in
peace, first in war, and first in tbe
hearts of hia countrymen," has long
since passed from tbe walks of men,
yet the memory of tbe "Father of the
K public" remains as green and fresh
as ever, and the fires' of patriotism
glow as brightly and fiercely on the
country s alter as three quarters of a
century ago. Last Thursday brought
another anniversary of tbe birtb of
George Washington, and the day l
fittingly observed ail over the United
H Is lea. Flags were flying from public
buildings, schools were closed, and in
fact business was generally suspended.
is not submitted a a "kick', or coa-
plaint, but simply as a hint taaito the
interest of harmony and with lbs sue
ess of .the party ia view, it ia ooly
just and proper that everybody shook!
be represented.
Jt Is now clearly evident that a
publican candidate lor eovernor, in
order to be successful, most be
farmer or a representative of the farm
ing classes, and jt is useless to longer
try to evade or disguise tbe fact. Tbe
office ia not to be for sale tbisyrar,and
do banker representative of banks
or capital need aspire to tbe office.
3 or will people be content with or
permit tbeir prejudices to be mollified
by substituting a banker with a lawyer.
Tbe producing dement must be con
eilisted. However much the functions
of Ibis office may demand tbe services
of a successful financier or an accom
plished lawyer and legislator, the
ea will not be satisfied with such
a candidate, foi they have been dema-
rocoed with until they have come to
regard a banker or lawyer as a com
mon enemy, nu worthy of trust or eon
fidenoe. whose motives, aims, and as
pirations are purely mercenary, and
whose only object ia taking office at
the hands of the people is to despoil
tbe public treasure and eosct or as
sist in enacting sorb laws as will crash
and burden tbe people. Such, briefly
summed BP, sre tbe existing senti
ments of the average farmer regarding
these matters, and, though abortive,
they are fixed and most be recognised.
Tbe republicans of this state have a
practical illustration of these truths in
tbe person of D. P. Thompson, who
lost the late election- for as not be
cause he wss not qualified to fill tbe
office of governor, but simply because
be was tbe president of some twenty
banks, and tbe people were advised to
look upon bun as a man whose inter
est were in no way identified with
ther own, bat rather aa a man whose
motives were personal and selfish.
Tbe people who entertain such ideas,
bold tbe balance of tbe power in this
state and know it. They want to feel
that they are represented by officials
whose interests are identified with
their own and whose official acts will,
therefore, be directed in tbeir behalf.
With these facts in view tbe republi
can party cannot blunder in tbe selec
tion of a candidate for governor. We
nave plenty of available material out
side of tbe lawyer's or banker's office.
and if we give tbe people the kind of a
man they ask tor, and his acta should
not please, the blame muaMnanifestly,
be with themselves, and cannot then
be laid at tbe door of tbe bated banker
or lawyer.
: :
given what they demand, have grjwu an-
roaroaa cnuuafc tu ha a succeeded la barur-
lnc no tit Mil in lb sab-conimiue. ht
drmoc-rstic arnatar will now predict Whan
the bill will be reported to (A noaac osm
mittee. The naswa is plain. Tkaydoaot
Amrm to ant thai hilt hrrors the senate in ttlr
condition in which Mr. Clsfdand ad tbs
cuckoo a n tors wuh it to b passed; so it
is being hrki back while fresh attempts are
being mad to hanuon's tbe coaiiictine;
Interests reimaented by objecting Uemo
eraiic senators.
already proi lions bars been made to
tbs leftablicaua to vote with the objrctinit
democrat to has the" bill rec untitled.
should it be reported to the senate in any
thing like lbs oiiIiIhmi ia which it nassed
tbe bo!, bat npaljiran senators are not
came, lliey only nerd n vol, seen
arautuw iltat ail th iwimlist suii
bill, to defeat it outnjtht. and if
matin anv pnmiises at this stair of tbe
thai ail th iwnoUst support the
rijtht. and if there a
anv chance to defeat tbe bill they da not
propose to throw it away for th temporal?
triumph of bavin the bill rccoatiuitted.
The feelinc hetwaea the free trad demo
eratfc scnslors and those who want prtxsc-
UVi for tbe industries of their own slate
dsilv arrows atora bitter, and sir. Cleveland
by palling his oar in stands a food chance
to use several of the St sum. best supporter
be haa bad in the senate.
Tbe mwbheans are jubilant over tbs un-
preeedented majority Pennsylvania gave
Hob, Ualuraa A. Unw and tbe demwrais
an damning Mr. tlevcisnd became he
compelled them o pot np a camiiitat aad
exixise ine weaaness or tn pany on tne
tariff ooestioa, which was tbe sole issue ol
11k cmnipaura. epeaKuurot toe result, ex
speaker Keed asid: " Wbea we ret at
these fellows next November, there won't
bsseparalebortabirtbev will ba buried In
treorbea." Representative Hurrnuehs. of
UtrtilTsn. tars: "The rwMlIt s simply ia
tne wn
I Im Hh.Iv mwmtfw 1 - - (UmIm TWitntl lu
scored a favoisbls report upon hia bill.
Th bill passed one by a strict party vote.
The present bill would not have bean re
sorted from lb committee on public lands
bad nut on of lb populist member of the
commit! voted with Senator Dolph and
lb other republican, and given thm a
bar aaajoirty. It may be that the popu
lists will vote (or Senator DolpB's bill la the
senate, but that will not give him a ma
jority; and a it i pretty certain that every
democrat wUi vote aaaitut lb bill, It will
be defeated. Tbs kill is approved by tbe
democratic secretary of the eaterior and
th eomraiasiotier of thegeneral land office.
It waa also approved by their republican
rwedeeassora. Cooimtxsiuner lamoreax ss-
dicaiiveof i
wrath looume. It is the
forerunner of aa orerwbrlaiine victory tht
fall thwnnflrhruit tb tfhintitrv. la hm ftjfi.wvjtl
by tbe complete triumph of the republican
irtT in UtM."
Mr. Cleveuod aodunbtedlv lost prestiee
In conirress by the rejretwa of i-ertnam,
alUtouich in tbe upreiue court cettmc; a
mnca better man. id the person of nenator
White, of Louisiana, than ei:her Pei klism
orHomblower. Hill stock has gone up
about 100 per cent with democrats ia eou-
Po6BB88MEaT Gbow's 187MO plar
ftlity in the late Pennsylvania election
is a 'ample of tbe way election returns
will read after tbe next presidential
election, and tbe 205 votes the popnlist
candidate received in tbe same elec
tion is a sample of the way populist
majorities (f) will read. Free trade
amj calamity demagogues can fool all
tbe people some of tbe tune, but they
cannot fool many of the people any
kmzer.for the people have been taught
. ....
a practical lescon -a lesson tnat ba
appealed to tbeir cUimacbs, where
good many people's reasoning faculties
are located, snd if Mr. Cleveland had
served iim second terra tint, lie never
would have been asked to serve
another.
kiort here we waot to insist on a
general repeanUtion of tbe voting
precincts, in the county central com
mittee. That is we want to see that cen
tral committee compose delegate from
every precinct in the county instead
of being composed of a few picked
delegates who am manage tne nomt-
pation to suit themselves regardless of
tbe wishes, judgment or interests of
republican in remote parts of the
county. Tbe outlying preciucts have
been ignored long enough and are
juitljr indignant at the apparent
slight with which they have been
treated in former campaigns, sod al
though they perhaps have not the
same favorable opportunities to "size
up" the situation that some of tbe
more favored precincts enjoy, yet
tbey feel that they sre an important
factor in the body politic, and thtt
their wishes and opinions should be
recognised and respected. When tbe
county central committee is made np
'it should be tbe business of tbe con
vention to sea that eyery precinct in
the cooQty it represented by at least
one delegate,' brough whom the voters
can express their preferences. This
can all be done and tbe committee
still be composed of good material.
By so doing tbe old bugbear of "ring
politics" can be knocked in the bead
and a big lo' of political capital which
would be of os to the party's oppon
ent cau be ai!y gotten rid of. This
8. O. BCHOOXOVKIfS EFFIGY
It Was Bas(ed aad Burned Fiona
tbe Bridge at Vernon la.
VraaosiA, Feb. 26. Saturday was
tbe Ureliest day known in thia place
fur a long time. Great excitement
wss caused by the burning in effigy of
Commissioner Scboonover." During
tbe night be tore, some person or per
sons hung from tbeeroes-besms of tbe
bridge at this place, the artistic don
my which greeted us. A large sign
hung from each foot; on ooe was this
inscription:
"Commissioner Scboonover! Peti
tions were presented, signed by nearly
all tbe voters in two road districts, ask
ing that eertaiu men be appointed
supervisor. These petitions were ig
nored and other men appointed. Tbe
man who cries, 'Let tbe people rule;"
practice what you preach."
Tbe other ooe read thus :
This man to be burned Saturday,
February 24, who stole the remon
strance and petitions. Hurrah for
M asaie and tbe reform party."
Early in the day quite a crowd
gathered at tbe bridge and gave three
cheers for the ones who bong the dum
my. Shortly alter, Mr. Scboonover
passed tbst way, but be did not recog
uixe hie likeness. He dij decidedly!
wrong in recommending the appoint
ment ol men other than tbe petition
asked for, as tbey were signed by nearly
all, without regard to politics. ' Not
that they ' are less competent than
those recommended, but be did not
comply with tbe will ot the people who
sent him there, as well as tbe teach
ing of tbe party be represent. It is
claimed be kept these petitions from
coming before tbe court. A like case
is tbe ooe where a remonstrance was
circulated against tbe change in tbe
Bock creek road. Another remon-
atrance is being circulated, and this
time a man will be sent to present the
matter to the court, rather than trust
Mr. 8chooooer to do it. 8aturday
evening, while the band played "Jeff
Davie" tbe effigy was lighted. It
burned snd fell in sections till ooly
the bead of tbe "Dummy Scboonover'
remained. From fright or shame this
jumped into tbe creek- and was
drowned.
Tbe republican members of the senate
committee ia foreisn adaira hav Kpned
the report on th Hawaiian mrcstigaiiue
written bv l-enator Korean, but the odter
democrats drrhoed to do so, and will sub
mit a minontv report.
The senate in onierinc aa Wvestiratian
of tbe circumstance connected with tbe
ensure of contractor for the rwburaiiow of
the rtent Office uasette nave trnratmed
more people than those enameled with
this particular eonOart. ar d if the com
mittee cms succeed in rrttinr at tbe buttom
of this busirMsn a atarthne; i- of farorit-
U noUuiic worse, will certainl v be ex
posed. It is charged that Mr. J Uriah
Quincev. who waa made aaaisiant secretary
ot slate for tbe sole purpose of dumtiasing
republican consuls and appaintiac dem
crats in then place and who succeeded ia
denwralinnR the consular aenhce to aa ex
tent that was not deemed Posada befor
he waa compelled to rej-ijrn because of a
disagreement with Secretary Creaham. is
charred with having naanipulated liiia con
tract and with Baring a moaey iate.-est
therein.
Tbe administration, urooah Attnrnev-
General Oiney. struck tbe silver ntea in the
house, who hare been trying for more than
two weeks to get a quorum to pass sir.
Biacd's bill for the euinaee of the seagniov
aee in tbe trea-ury and ihei-stiinK of silver
eernncares against Has last a coined,
blow below tbe belt by making public an
opinkxj . asid to hare been given by :h
tomev-cen ml at tbe request of Secretary
Carlisle. The opinion sars thai raiser cer
tificates are not lawful. V) hue the opinion
of tbe attomrv-general will not b accepted
as law by anybody it will cast a donbt upon
the silver ceroncatea that will he calculated
to injure silver, and that ia wbat the silver
men are cnargine toai wie opunuu was in
tended ti do. The senate has adopted
resolution calling for an official statement
of tact concerning trie opinion I rota tne
attorney general.
tlmalae that th repayment of this money
would nereasiuta an sppropristioo ot about
ItJOO.OOO.
ONE DAY CURE
HAT-TEES
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Par 8ak by Kdwia Bom. 8t. Helena. Or
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roB a
Republican County Conientionl
A republican convention for th county
of Columbia is called lo meet at t. Helen
Oregon, on Wednesday, April 4. 1HM, at If
o'cWck . ni.. for the puruns of nominat
ing candidate for theeotintroMrersof snl.l
OH'iily, and lo elrct sil dehicalcs lo the
slat oHivrnlion, and to transact any other
business that may come hrfor th convert
lion. The convention will consist of thirty
titter (33) deloh-atea, iiMiortioned among Uie
several precincts a follow:
Apiary 2 Anbnru 3
Ik'dvcr Falls-.? ClatskAiiie...4
IVer Island-, i' Marshland... 1
Nehalem 2 Oak roint-2
Bainier ...3 Soapixxwe 3
Sherman. Union.:. 5
Tb same being one delegatc-at-Urg 'mm
each precinct, anil on delegate fr every
thirty (.)) votes, ami one for rrary fracliou
over "one half thereof cast furCoaigrewmaii
W. B. Kllisat the Jun election in IMri.
The County C-entral Committee recom
mend that the primaries in th several pre
cinct be held at tbe usual voting places in
said precincts on Wediteadav, Match XMtli,
I KM. a. I o'clock p. m.. and that th dew-
gates attend in person.
By order of th Committee
O. W. M A VU ES, T. C. WATTS,
Secretary. Chairman.
rfcTiTi)" rem Liqvwai lickfisk.
mwticb.'
We have xnld our store business. All
persons indebted to as are bercoy requested
to call at our lumber ofSce and settle their
accotiiraias aona as possible. Our books
mast b closed withm Uiirty dara f runt
date. NCl'aLK BKO a.
listed February 9th, MM.
NUc.
1 hereby give notice that mv wife, having
left my bed and board. I will nut bs iu any
way responsible for any debts or account
contracted ny ner.
I Signed.) w. A. Hasan.
Dated February , ISM.
DEER ISUAXD.
WASHINGTON LETTER.
WASHraoToa Feb. 23 Reotibiicsn aena
tors are now beginning to reeard the defeat
of tbe Cleveland Ian IT bill as possible, if
not very probable. The obiectine demo.
cratic senators , notwithstanding sir
Cleveland's attempt this week to silence
meui, who nut oppose the bill, unless
Peter Mailer, of this place, waa the first
to nay hia taxes in this county this year.
For the past week the weather has been
"a snorter but now it ia coming out lore! jr.
Hackle Bros, have let a contract of about
twenty acres of slashing to C. it. biaipson
and sons.
Miss Tillie Obeug, who ia down f rota Port
land on a visit, intends returning home in
a few days.
W. M . GadHis aad wife, of Benben. were
the cweats of Mr. and Mrs. A.- Wulger,
tastDoiMiay.
Our blarkmith. Thomas Saindaa. has
added another machine to his shop in the
soape Of aa incuuator.
Iant Satarday evening several of tbe
neighbor gathered at tbe borne of Charles
Koeiisn and gars a most pleasant basket
ocuu.
Pat Hurbea is ha fine a larre Held of sec
ond erovth brash slashed. It will add i
terially to tbe vain of hi already valoalde
property.
Messrs Charles and Alvin Merrill have
secured a one body of Cottonwood timber
from A. V. McDonald, which they will
manniactnre into staveooita.
notwithstanding th remarkable mild
ness of thia winter, hay is now in good de
mand with very tittle to offer. Those who
are baying are importing from the Cowliti
country.
C. L. Olsra sold the remainder of hia lor
glng team to me ouicner. I oerenaa neyer
before been a ume when good yoong work
cattle were sold to the butcher, in this
neigrborbood.
The school clerk of this district baa been
interviewing all Uie vonna ladies, aa well
the youths, and found out their age lief ore
they were aware, but they need not be
alarmed that be will give it away.
Chaa A. Merrill, who ha been making a
torn-of the Monad cities, returned last week
and reports business equally worse there
than here. Landlords are offering their
house free rent to reliable parties so they
can keep up their insurance. The cities
are quite depopulated, quite different from
your city (Hi. Helena.) While we were
in tbe latter place a few days since, we
learned that there waa not a b Ose 'to let."
TO AID THE HKTTXER.
Dolph'a BUI Favorably Reported.
Bat It Will Hot Paaa the Beanie.
W ashis-gtos, Feb, 15. Senator Dolph
ba seeored a report from the senate com
mittee on public land, upon bis bill to re
pay to settler within th forfeited land
granta, who paid 3.M per acre for their
lands, a return of f 1.25 per acre of all money
so paid. Settler were compelled to pay
(bit money because tbe lands were within
the railroad land giant, and congress, in
it wisdom of many years ago, thought that
land where settlers could only tike every
other section were more valuable than
where they conld take all tbe landa, and
when they proved np on their claims tbey
paid $2.50 per acre for them. This matter
ba been before congress for some tinieand
.a, Straye.
On or near the lth of January left my
place at Ulencoe. ooe bay mare about right
year ora, wiin wnite strip to lace, and is
a pacer. Also one two-year-old Day coll
smb. white strip la fa e. and one bay year-
nng witn ware star in itirehead. Anyone
giving information as to their whereab uls
will be liberally rewarded by notifying me.
VL MIL1.ZB,
Gieneoe, Washington county, Oregon.
REFRESHMENTS WJLL BE
SERVED IK THE HOUSE.
GRAND MASKED
SKATING CARNIVAL
FRIDAY NIGHT,
MARCH THE 9TH,
IX 8T. HELENS OPERA HOUSE.
SKATING UNTIL
10 O'CLOCK, AT
WHICH TIME DANCING WILL
COMMENCE.
LA CENTER BAND
WILL FUBNI31I MUSIC
ADMISSION FOR DANCERS, S0C
SPECTATORS ; : : 25C
grtt
POPHAM'S e e
THE ONLY OUANASJTEEO CUK
FOR ffHCUMATM. MEVEg FAtLM
We refer yon to David Fan Mrke, Caatle Bork,
wasblngioa; L. Beamis. CatUn, naatainclon;
K. Foster. FreeDOet. nasblnalon: Ssaau!
ery, Boeoda, Waabington: C. C. Lee, jt-aaties
oi uie pear or isMtanie; jbo. t;nirsy, ea
cineer Itrysai mill. Claukaate, Oregon; C.
Loreeroa, farmer, Claaakanie, Oregon, aad hus
dreda of outns U reqaestod. Ws refer lo these
oecan iney ar eloae bjr, sad am well known.
e DONT CROS8 TBB T
LAXTIC FOB BEFBBErCES
$1.08 w Bottle. Six Bottles for $5.00
BOLD AT TBB LABORATORIES
OF THE
JLuvtroiiatt tMctn' &o
CLAT8KAHIK, : : OREOOS.
Hotlee for rnhlicatlen.
land OIBcc si Oregoo Cllr, Oregon.
Pebrnarr 1. MM.
NOTICE is hereby given that tbe iollowlng
aamed arttler haa Bled notieesf hiainten-
tios to asske liiaJ proof In support ot btaelsl
sad tbst said proof will be made before the
County Clerk of OilamMaeoonly. at M. Helena,
Oregon, on April I, MM, is: AagoMin Sebniti,
administraOirof the estate of Lorens 8chltt.
oeeeaaea, uomesiean anuy no. Tin, lor tne
rauweat quartered section , towublpa, nortk
range t w. He nasi as tbe fulloaiiug witness lo
prove his eontinnons reatdeaee upon and rni
tiTatlon ot asid buad. vis: LI Oieaaon, John
Kins. D. R. rirwler.and N. A. Andraaa. all of
Carice, Colombia eounlv, Oregon.
Rosasr A. Millss, Register.
To the Honorable County Court of Co
lotuiaa r-ouuly . Wale of Oregon. W , tbe
undrraignrd legal voters residing ia bcap
isma precinct. toloinlMa eounlv, sUteuf
Oreaun. would re-uerifully n-'itioa your
hoiMwable body at iia next regular tern of
court to be lied in lite ooChonae, ia Hi
City of tt. Helens, Columbia t ountv, Ore
gon, on Wednesday, the 7th day of March,
A. 1).. tKM, that a Ucenae be granted to
James D. McKay to aeUairitmus. vinoous,
and malt liquor in quantities less than one
gsJ -on . in rWappooa precinct, Columbia
county, state uf Oregon, and that tucb l
cenae be hamed for th period of sis moutha,
fo all of which your petitioners will ever
pray: Peter O Johnson. II Pecker, I
Kal.-h. L O lUxler, Uro W Ramsey. II W
While, J B lluncan. K II Harnett. W T
While, (lea I) (love, 1) K Freeman, C Mcbun
neman, W Anderson. A II larxm, Uustave
Unge. W J Kiigtrrt, C It Konkle, J P
Walker, W W Miller, Ja Peacock. Pint
Abrens, J T tlederstrom. J L Armstrong,
P Umignnl. U M Knighton. W A Knigh
ton. M Hasradorf. Cfaanea Alleo, W H
Uulchinsan. H l Weils. U lafaber. L Dahl
man. John L riper, j 8 Vant-leve. H M
Head ley. R Oideottorff. Maletdtn McKay,
R A McKay. Lewis Piper. W II MrKar-
tattd. G inu, K D MrKay. ' l arrion.
J T Walker Casper Kollh. Jolin CaUah
John N-bnillke. C Kobinskr, Wa Wolf,
U Numaa. Geo Grant, J D Morgan, !
VolUns. Henry Poller. On Oitby. A
drew Wattte, W T Freeman T A Ctonlnger.
W H U Clair. V B Harrw. W K Guild,
Peter I" lifers. Ken net t aleOreeoy, lhor-
vald E Rruriand. C O Uaransou. F K A
strong, I U Allison, (ieorge Pierce. K Arm
Mrong, W O IVmerov. S Hhaw. H H Mc
Kay. 1 8 Harris. A K Armstrong, W F
Watson. C O WalUs. A M Uubrrwt,
Hammond, Frank Tornidun-s William
White, W 8 Sparks.
ttansit.
la vna CiacrirCotraTorvagSvAVBorOsa
on. r Ja Cn-rasiA Cocstv.
Q.C. Jtorun, Plff. 1
vs. HI7MMON8.
a W. PLcansa. Drft.
To II. W. PLraaaa. IMendsnt.
Is vns ABgorragSrsrs or Oaaoos. Toe
are heretiy required to appear and aaiwrr
uae com (Mat iu nidi against you in tne
Hbove-cntiiled action, by tbe 16th day of
May, Ital. it bring- tlie fir-t day of lb
term of aaal court neit following tlie ez
piration ol the puirtiratton of this sum
mons, ami if you fad to so aooear.
want thereof, the plaintiff will take default
sou iiiugnieTia agnas rim as prareo tor.
to-wil: For the sum uf $.VW. with inlet
thereon fiom June Mb, UttS. at the rate of
ten per rent per year, toeether with I
rosls by tUfr action, due for money loaned
by ptainlirT to defendant. Thi summons
it puidobed by an order of the hulgeof
saiu court, maoe on ineotn day ol ixovem
ber. ll
Dillanl A Cote, attorney for plaintiff.
navriCB or riiiAi, strrrLKweitT
In the County Court of tlie state of Ore-
goo, lor Columbia county.
in tbe matter of
Driglil, deceased.
Pot
the estate of Oecrg
otice ia hereby given that the final ac
count ot Uie ailoilnistrator of tbe
extaie of Ororg K right, deceass.1.
haa been rendered to laid court for
settlement, toretbrr wilh a petition for dis
tribution of the re-idne of said estate, and
that Tuewlay. I lie 771 h day ol March. IHUI
at 10 o'clock a. m.. and the court room
aaid conn has hern duly appointed by the
luoge ot sain court aa tne ume and place
ior uie ariiietueni ot aai account aad
bearing mod peution (or distribution, at
which time any person itilereated may ap
pear and file hir escentiona in writine lo
said account and petition, and contest the
same. u. w.uuLK,
numinisrrator Of tlie estate of Ueorm
nngnr. aeoeasco.
slated February 21st, 1804.
Main mroet, Mt. Kelene. Oregv.W.
FINE WINES, LIQUORS, AND CIGARS,
the khath .lithavM t" p aM.
A Oootl IWllard ml P.'l T.Ua I r."' i.ftTuAKutVl"" "','U W,,T
iu .wud a deant hour should reiueinbrr "TMIC llAWltr.
nl th. nrt as fiet t lnev. savrv wm w-"-
W. A. M1CRKKR. Proprlelor t
LEADING - RESORT - IN - THE - CITY
FOREST GR0VB s POULTRY YARDS.
EGGS (or hatching from Wyamlolte,
Ilrowu wiitl White Leghorns
ESTABLISHED IN 1877.
riyniottili Kock, Light Oralimas,
Aincfifa' Itvat bretda.
prl: Vint Scttlitn, $0.00. tv0 $5.00
My
No Finer Breeding Birds on I he Pacitio CoU
Fowl have been in tbe Lead lor the last Bevrnteeo
Tb only lull-ilcdgcd poultry yard in this sUto.
Yean,
91 tw lUe Cocltersta for olc at gtl.00 tf ach..
Send 8taiui (or catalogue. ,
Address: J.'M. Ganison, .... Forest Grove, Oregon
MUGKLB BRQS
MAiirrarTtriEKs or i prALgaa m
Rough and Dressed Lumber
- F1R AND CEDAR
Of Every Style Grade and Variety.
ST. HELENS,
AT THE OLD STAND,
OREGON
Awarded Highest Honors World's Fair.
friirp"
akin
PoivdeK
Theonly Pure Creain of Tartar Powder. No Ammonia; No Alam.
Used in Millions of Homes 40 Years the Staadarri
natlca far rastlleatlaa.
LaodOBlotetOregoaCItT, Oreaon,
fabniarrl. 1IM.
NOTICK la herebr ctren that lb followlnf
llamnt aelUerfaas Alsd notice of hr lnlpn-
tloa to ansae final prooflfn support of her claim,
snd that said proof will bs made before the
count? ciera ol t;ol am Me county, at at. Helena,
Orecun, on April 2, 1MM, vis: Kits Kohcrta,
Horoeatead Kentry No. 730S; for tbe west one
balf of tbe northwest one-quarter of aecUon 21.
and eeat one-half of nrrtfaeaat one-quarter of
aectlou 'JO, townahip 6. north ranxe 3. w. Hhe
ri.'lAL. AVCWtlitT MfSTTLEHEn-r.
In tbe County Court of the State of Ore
iron, for (Columbia Cuotitr.
In tlie matter of tlie estate of Josiab Fuller
ton. deceased.
Notice of settlement of account, and bear
Ine petition for nnal distrihutjun.
Noti.eis herebv eiven that th final ac
count of tbe administrator of the estate
of J mian rullcrton. deceased, baa been
rendered to said Court for settlement, in.
Ktioer wiin tae petition ol said admiJiUtra
tor. fur Uie final distribution of the reaidue
of aaid estate, and that Monday, fbefttli
uy ui sisren. irm. at o riocB p. m.t and
lb court room of aaid Court, in tit. Helen,
ui saiu crninir. ana aisle, naa Deen duly
apiwinted by the said Court as the time anil
piace ior tne settlement of said final account
and the licarinn and cuii.-iiiierins of aaid pe
tition for diatrilmtion. at which time end
place any person interested in aaid eotate
may appear ana UI hia exceptions, In
writing, to said account and petition for
uiainuuituu, aim contest tne same.
R. H. KrjLi.KBTr.
Administrator of the estate of josiab Kul-
lenon, oecessea.
KateJ January 18, 1WH.
names the followina wttjieaaea to orove hereon-
Unuoua residence upon and cultivation of asid
Uo-I, rix: l. R. Fowler, O. C. Muyer, K. K
Moyer, snd Eowln Biajs, all of Feria, Columbia
county .Oregon. Kosxav A. M llxaa, Beg later.
m alejy asSaTp mmmjtU aTaJjaeea
Kriiaa aiaUnlll a laatealialaiillailC I
KaiiMHa n i y. Iellar)i 1
I ZLL'raV WjSjae'rerttsaeeaa, I
A-waW.aaatyasilaaw,wstla I
f eLa'TSaait4 " " -" I If
uelanlraa. BUOVrS BKOS. OO, sae
jJaaryaaast. rwtlaaa, Ot JTkahaasa IB
NOTICBOr FINAL ETTLKIalEfl'.
In the County Court of th State oi Ore
gon, for Columbia county.
In tb matter of th estate of Annut
Dotta. deceased.
Notice of final settlement snd distribu
tion.
Notice la hereby riven that the final ar.
count of the administrator of tbe estate of
Aueunt uotia, deceased, baa been rendered
and riled in raid court for settlement, to.
Keiner wiin uie peution for lino! distribu
tion of the residue of said estate, and that
Batuaday, the 17th day of March. 1-04, at
10 o'clock a. in. of that day. and the court
room of said court in Hi Helena. Collimhla
county. Oregon, bs been duly apt,ointed
y the judge of raid court a the lime and
1st for the settlement thereof, and the
tearing oi rata pennon for distribution, at
which time and place any person interested
Ir. said estate may appear and tile hit ex
ception Ir. writing to said account and pe
tition, and contest the same.
it. n. JAOITfarr
Adiriiniidrator of the estate of August!
THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL
Cpmar Front and "Morrison Htreetav.
Thi ia the moat popular liutel in rurllan l, and has been for
many year. If you wut In meet a (ii oil you will surel flntl
liini at the BL Cliarlc. It si w enjoys the atruuaRe ol the bus-
ine men uf the aUte, ami his courteous sllendsnts eaiployed.
Kavorllo iro al oftha City of Tor Innd.
Farmers' and Merhh ants'
INSURANCE COMPANY. OF ALBANY. OREGON.
AimiORIZEU CAPITAL. , 500,0(X
SKCl'HED CAPITAL , WJMHi
PAID CAPITAL 7i,2uO
rimm rssrnstr a arKciALTf.
For particulars spply at the fbc of Oillartl A Cole, or Ta a U it otuc.
8T. HELENS, : : 5 s . . . OKEOOIT.
CITY BATHS m : BARBER SHOP
HOT AND COLD WATER-
CLEAN TOWELS A Sl'E( IA LTY
THE JOSEPH KELLOGQ A COMPANY'S RIVER STEAMER
STR UrOSEIII-I KBLLOOQ
FOR PORTLAND-
Leaves Kelso Momtav. Wednearlava. rH rr;,ur. . k -in.i, . r
, . . - - .- m vv at. . aaivva
Portland Tuesday, Tburaday suil Baturday at B o'clock a. ra.
THE PORTLAND AND LATSKANIE ROUTE,
Jk. J
jT """"""" 1
SARAH DIXON, O. M. Bhaver. Maater.
Lwvea Porlland, st Alder 8treet Dtjck, every day (sicept Sunday a S
Lilama, neer City, Kaiuiir. Cedar lanitn. mi '.m - oLji n...i.
all i i. : ; ' , '. , " iiin, orauoury, niniia
and. all intermediate points, returning every morning (ejeept Mondsy.)
Astoria Marble Works,
j. h. lmiorr, pbo'p.
MamiFiCTUMRB or
Marble and Granite
WORK
All Kinds of Cemetery- Woiic,
-
root or or.nsY tbbt,
Uated February 8, IW. J Jf4 1 OXtt