The Oregon mist., July 27, 1894, Image 3

OREGON MIST.
rtmUMHItO KVKRV FRIDAY.
6IDE-1LKAD PARAGRAPHS.
OUT Tw Nttum. Deputy Clerk
Harris paid a vii.lt to Mia Nehulem
valley tlili week, ami to hi ranch,
which i In the vicinity of Vernoula.
.Next. Mr, D. II. Tope, of Carloo,
exhibits oats which measure 0 feet 4
Inches In hoiglith. Th heads arsis'
Inches long with a italic one-third of
a iuch in diameter,
AMNivcRtiKV Ball. As announced
last week the second anniversary ball
1. 0. 0. F. will be given In the opera
house next Monday night. Ticket,
including upper, $1.25.
Bona Impbovkmcht. -Mr. W. II.
Dolman It having a new floor put
down In hie store, and sume other
noticeable Improvements made which
will add to the general appearance of
the interior.
Niw Quarters. Pong, the laun
dryman, bae relooaUid hU laundry in
one of the old houiei lu the south end
of town, and is having an addition
reeled somewhat higher than the
mala building, for drying purposes.
Additional Stock. N. A. Ferry,
tbe IJouUon merchant, has purchased
the stock of dry good and groceries
of J. II. Hwager, and together with the
fixtures, has moved them to his Houl
ton store, where the goods will be sent
out in the usual trade channel.
Steamboat Racing. Steamboating
on the Columbia is quite exciting
these days. The Potter and Tele
phone are nearly evenly matched in
peed, and contest the right-of-way
daily on the Astoria route, sometimes
one and sometimes the other in the
lead. The Thompson and Lurline are
also needing for supremacy every
day. It la exciting fur the passengers.
Natural Talxmt. Miss Frankie
Way. who has been attending the
Portland High School for the patyear
and a half, i uow at home spending
her vacation. Miss Way is now tak
ing the Latin eourse and expects to
devote about three years more to var
ious studies at the High School, after
which the young lady expects to take
up vocal music for which she has
natural talent.
Qohe Camping. Dr. Edwin Boss
and Mr. A. Davis left on Tuesday on
a campinii trip up Lewis river. It is
aid by other camping out just now,
that the two gentlemen are Jonahs,
for as soon as they took their depart
ure the clouds begun to gather and
the temperature raised until Wednea
day it begun to rain In dead earnest.
They seem equal to the rain-makers
of Texas.
Good Crops. Mr. R. Searcy, after
snendinc the winter in Gilliam oouniy
returned last Saturday, lie savs that
throughout Eastern Oregon the orop
yield will be enormous, far surpassing
any wheat yield In that section in the
history of the country. But here is
where the trouble begins. There ia
no market for the crop ana conse
quently the country la little better off
l.-r tle abundant yieiu.
Rapid Wore. The Oregon
way A Navigation Company's
At the Cascade Looks.
A gontleman who was at Cascade
Locks Saturday made a nrettv thor
ough examination of the portage road
and the locks. He tells The Dalles
Chronicle that the road is not seriously
damuged, and that 11000 will put it in
good repair. The lower incline, or a
part ol It. floated, but as it waa in an
eddy all the timbers and rails drifted
back into the caunl, and were not lost.
The Duy brothers have repaired a por
tion oi tne roan, so they are now run
ning thuir cur as far down as the
lower end of the lock. It is thought
that the end of the incliue at the boat
lauding Is still in place. The damage
to the looks has been greatly overrated.
A short piece of the north guard wall
has gone out, and some of the masonry
near the mouth of tbe canal in the
north side, was undermined and fell
over into the canal. On the lower end,
from the steps on tbe south wall to
the lower breakwater, the rip-rap got
water-soaked, and slid down. Major
Post says that no more dry wall will
be laid, and the rip-rap will be replaced
by solid masonry. About fifty stone
outtert are at work, and a large num
ber of men are at work on the wall
getting it ready to lay the coping. The
work will be prosecuted vigorously,
and every man that can be used will
be put at work just as fust as the re
ceding waters will permit.
Bold Attack of a Cong-ar.
Quite a thrilling adventure took
place up the Wynooche last week. The
heorine, Mrs. George Evers, was hoe
ing in the garden when a cougar made
his appearance, coming towards her.
She started to retreat, walking back
wards. The cougar came close enough
to soring upon her, and was not scared
at hor brandishing tbe hoe. When he
was in striking distance she brought
the hoe down on his nose. This aot
caused the animal to retreat, upon
which she hastily entered the house
and called for assistance. Frank Pal
mer, a neighbor, was near, and pur
sued the cougar, firing two shots at
him. Me followed bini into the brush,
and disturbed another cougar. One
of them took refuge in an old root
house near bv. and a boy was sent
after a rifle. A second attack waa
thon made and Palmer succeeded in
killina- the cougar which had taken
refuse in the bouse. He was eoout
Ave feet in length, and was very poor,
rich orobably accounted tor his
boldness.
Mr. Mlnto Will be There.
Hon. John II. Minlo took the 11:17
train from Salem Sunday to Albany,
ava the Oresronian. where he expected
to loin the uartius irom Denton anu
Lincoln counties who expect to ex'
nlore the Suntiam region with a view
to extending the Oreiton Pacific rail
road several miles, and continuing by
wacrnn road to an Eastern Oregon
connection. Mr. Minto first intended
iroitiff on horseback to Mill City, but
concluded that at tbe age of seventy
two years be ought to spare himself
a little so as to be able to tuke to the
woods with the rest of tbe crowd.
PERSONAL.
"Make hay while the sun shines."
J. D. Wharton was in town Toes
day last.
You can always get a good cigar at
Boss' drug store.
Mrs. Keasey, of Nehalem valley,
was in town Monday.
I. S. Bumgardner, of Deer Island,
was a caller Tuesday.
The wettest rain of the season fell
Wednesday, so those say who forgot
their umbrellas.
Judce Blanchard. of Rainier, was
at the county seat attending to official
business yesterday.
Denutv Sheriff Blakesley was down
in the Marshland neighborhood Tues
day, serving some papers.
Mrs. J. Q. Muckle attended the
Chautauqua Assemly at Gladstone,
Clackamas county, Wednesday last.
The Oreaon City Enterprise, with
its usual enterprise, issued a daily dur
ing the Chautauqua Assembly at
Gladstone this week.
William Fluhrer. of Mist, made
final proof on his homestead Wednes
day, with Fred Dales and William
McDonald a witnesses.
Mrs. M. Richardson, of Portland,
was in St. Helens Wednesday on ber
siv home from Aetoria where she
bad been visiting ner oaugoter.
Professor John P. Hawes, of As
toria, waa a caller Tuesday, rroiessor
HawAi. besides Deinir an anaoie
gentleman is one of the most success
ful educators in me state.
Martin Manning, of Washington
county, was in town Haturaay. xie
had been out In tne aenaiera vauey
taking observations, in company with
Railroad Commissioner S. B. Rose.
Dr. McLaren, of Rainier, was in the
city Wednesday and took out his first
papera to become a citizen, me urny
thing to be regretted ia that we are
not receiving many more such citizens,
Mr. W. B. Dillard is rusticating at
the seaside, mingling with the clams,
somewhere between the Straits of Fuca
and the Golden Oate. Wherever he
is it is safe to. predict tbe time passes
pleasantly.
Mrs. E. A. Willis came down from
Hilisboro Friday to visit her daughter,
Mrs. J. R. Beegle. She was accom
panied by Miss Msy Willis. Tbe for
mer returned home Monday, while tbe
latter will remain here some time.
Rail
line
from I'otllaud east which was washed
way along the Columbia river by the
recent freshet is being repaired very
r.mdlv and is expected to have the
entire line ready for through trains by
tbe first of August. For several days
trains have been running on schedule
time as far aa Tbe Dalies. The dam
age to the road is not nearly so bad as
was at first suppoaed.
Fees In Advance. Sheriff Doan
has had placed in his hands several
writs Of attachment (or service. Un
der the new law the fees for the work
must be naid in advance by the com
plainant which was not done, hence
tbe siierirr cannot serve w
The attorney! declare they will not
.a ... 1.- J . .m.A lhafSI.
nut up we in tuuo
lore no service esn no nan,
The Mississippi Warrants Case,
Washington. July 24. The alleged
violation of the laws of the United
States bv the stale of Mississippi, in
issuing warrants bearing similitude to
the United States money, was consid
nrea at the cabinet meeting. The
matter wss referred to Attorney-Gen
eral Diner, with power to act. He
n trawl ml iIia dinirlnt attorney at St.
Louis to commence proceedings against future.
DBLENA.
Farmers in this vicinity are making
rapid progress putting up their bay
as the weather has been most excel
lent for that purpose.
The Lost creek school is progress
ing nicely under tbe management ol
Miss Ida Morgan.
W. N. Meserve. county surveyor.
went to St. Helens the oral oi tne
wmk to aurvev out a county road
near there.
Rwerson Bros, have their log chute
completed, and witn a lime more wure.
on the road they win ne reaay to cum
menoe hauling logs.
J. W. Turner has purchased a tract
of land near Maygers, and expect to
move his family there in tne n
the national bank note
printed the warrants.
firm that
fUt.it Clored Yesterday. The
sheriff's sale of land for delinquent
taxps closed yesterday. Hereafter the
nnnaltv of 20 per cent will be added
Since the 9ih ol June Sheriff Waits
has collected 95.693,28 of the deliu
irnnitt tuiA. and since the roll was
nvAi- tsi him the total amount
outstanding and unpaid has decreased Lod all report a pleasant time,
Miu Fannie Meserve finished her
nhnnl in the Trvon district last Fri
day, and on Monday opened school in
.. . ... . .
this district, witn a large enrollment.
Miss Gillam, of Clatskanie, has been
nnaiwtiA to teach the Morris school
this fall.
A rv nleasant excursion and pic
nic to Beaer Falls waa enjoyed by
some of our youog folka last Sunday,
fendanU are aatisfied
of things.
with
The de-
this state
Surday Services. Presiding Elder
U fl Wire Dreached here last Sunday.
a i 10 an a. m aud at 3 p. m. the ser
vices were held in the grove Just back
r ...,, Tii AVAninff service was
Ik ilia, church, and Quite a goodly
number were present. A considerable
nf enthusiasm was manifested
....i .i. ih close of the services tbe pas-
in.nl ll those who had a desire
1...1 hnitur life to come forward
.i.i..nna nf auch desire. Tbe
till in nromplly responded to by
nine persons.
i.ul.iini Lecture. Mrs. Ida
fjuruh, of MoMinnville, stale lecturer
for the W. 0. T. U., delivered an ad
dress here Tuesday evening to a fair
iced audience. During the course of
i... ,.murt. iha ladv made some very
t..H etatnments. among them that out
of nearly W men In the Oregon pen
itentiary only two were oyer the age
r r .,. nd that the liquor trafflo
wa( either the direct or indirect cause
of U the crimes for wh ch they were
punished. We .re inclined to eve
fu. h. nnt v a led the peniten
tiary lately, or else the governor has
Slly pardoned all the old men out
except the two reierou vu, r
latter. ' ' ' , ' :
nnnva The county
record o United State. Pnts
printed form, and the other a record
if warranty deed, also printed in
b ank on". The former can be sue
SSiliy used because P''
made out in the same form, hut here
is a grave question a to whether a
Bribed record for warranty deeds will
C success, a there are so many d,f
Went form, of deed. used. And a.
IhT record must compare verbatim
SthX orighial, .om.
must necessarily be made in ordei : to
m.. . hiunb record of deed.
".K'-.r..' r;d. iu.t non.
wn" " Tm.-V.. Sheriff
about three-fourths. There are nut
fn ridenta of the county who
have not Daid. Judge Blanchard was
on hand yesterday and bid in the re-
m.ininn- lillrf for the COUOtV SB TO-
nnirMH hv law. and now the penally
' ., . ' 1 . .L. ill an in
on tne remaiuuor ui n
the county instead or speculators so
thai, iha poiintv is fullv protected in
the matter, and the property is subject
to redemption now the same as if bid
bv private parlies tne perany m
. - - - . ... t .j i. -.in
! mir mora nut tne lauu
hM far iha tax. cost and penalty.
collected is that much
Bain as the delinauenl tax has
not heretofore been ooueoveu.
Miss Estella Holsapple. who has
been attending school at Portland, is
spending her vacation at home.
DEER ISLAND.
The farmers need rain.
Ole Oleaon is still very sick.
Mr. Galviu has returned to Portland.
Rliftkherries are very scarce this
summer.
Two of Ben Enyert'a sons are down
the river fishing.
TMwin Merrill has a fine field of
wheat about ready to harvest.
. . - . ..... I J Inl.
... w I This men water uu uuho ran
TaTBtiriTiv roREST r lican. uic . ,
a" n,nn the Washinc- damage to annus- 0.j-uu.
.iri nf ihA T.nwer Columbia, and
inHiraiinna are that vast amouatsof
ti.nkarArA heine destroyed. Over on
n rival- A ffFAAt RIOUa OI SmOKD Wll
be seen from the south side of the bay,
and judging from its sixe, the whole
country m.f.t be on fire. The hills
Wnrt nnbv east, are "
ml.tof smoke from the burning for-
MAYOEH.
Harry Hondenou went to Portland this
wsolt, . .
Fo-et fires are rsirlnn nar here sgafn
this year, and we areaiulotiHly waiting for a
ralu that will thoroughly drench things,
There was a tlnnnt social dancs at tb
bouse of Harry llofl'inan HalanJay night
iaat. ah nau a goou time who wore ui.
Mrs. J. 0. Watt s of Scanpoono, is here
on a vMt to her parent, Mr, and Mrs. low
ing. ne will return noma me nrst ui wo
week. .
The comblriatiun of Harry Oolemon's to
about ready to start out on a tour. Harry
says If the old man Coleman holds oat be
can make all the money he wants. The
bear can't be beat on tne wresue or uniim
iriK beer only by one and that Is his organ
man, Jimmie Coakly, and the show would
make a dog laugh. ,
1n,aa lflnnh rntllrnAll one nlffht last
week and went to the home where he for
merly lived and which is now occupied by
Waller Ula.lr Kill-h heffAri to Ttlf loUOlf
for admittance and Walter let hhn yell un
til he waa boame wd tuen ne toiu uim hj
so elsewhere and find his wife. This Kincb
i iha man whn tiink Mrs. Kamnev's money
and nktiiued out a few weeks ago. and there
hat been a warrant for his arrest ever
sinoe. As soon as Judge Henderson found
mil Iffiifth vay H h,-lf Iih hail liim Disced in
the Clatskanie )all to await trial, ana n i
to be hoped tbat be will go up for some
tuns.
Death of a Pioneer.
Jesse Banon died at his home In Oillton,
Columbia county , urecon, on J uir is, iowi,
Thesubieot of this sketch was born in
Vermont in 1812. and was married 10 l.ou
vina Scott In 1840. The fruits of their union
were four children. Mr. Bacon moved to
Oregon In 1852; was a faithful member of
th Evangelical church, and was loved and
expected by all who bsd the pleasure ot
bis acquaintance. . U. n. btsoop.
Rammer Oonaplalnt.
I ...i fall I was taken with a kind of sum
mer complaint, accompanied with a won
derful diarrhoja. Soon after, my wife's
sister, who lives with ns, was taken In the
same way. We used almost everything
without benefit. Then I said, let us try
uhamberlaln'a Colic, Cboleraand Diarrhoea
remedy, which we dia, anu mat eureuus
right away. I think much of it, as it did
m n.l.af U waa riwvinimended to do.
l,,hn Hartzler. Bethel. Berks Co. . Pa. 25
and 50 cent bottles for sale by Edwin Ross,
PKKI8 NKWB.
The vegetable crop needs rain badly,
A number of neonle from Peris at
tended the hop at Mainvillo Saturday
night, and had a good time.
Tbe farmer, are done baying.
Miaa T)ll Cades closed a three
months term ot school at this place
last Friday.
Blackberries are scarce. We think
the crop was killed by the late trosts,
B
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
Large Assortment of Pure and Fiesh
Drugs and Patent Medicines
-AT THt-
forth county of Colombia, 1'
C. Jaquish, and against B. W. Fiuronier,
for the sum of Ave hundred and forty-l
and seventy-six one-hundredths (.7e)
dollars, with lntorest thereon at th e rate i of
elirlit per cent per annum from the Bin day
of May, tHM. and the further sum ofhuy
one arid fifteen one-hundredths 1.1)
dollars cost, and for the costs and e-
oenses of sale on sain wru, ui -j n
ment rendered May 17tb, 1M, now there
fore, by order of said judgment and execn.
Hon; I have levied npon and will, on Hot. r
duy, the 4th day of August, leW, at tne
front door of tiie county courthouse, in i.
Helens. Columbia county, siaie yi "'K""
at the hour of 10 o'clock s. m. of said day,
sell at oubllo auction, to the highest bid
der, for cash, all of the interest of saiu oe-
i.biIahI aj vis fnim nists-. sir weiiia-.u aaaaie
SOAPS. PERFUMERY. BRUSHES. POWDERS, &C.
in.nl.1n aalfl ealise in ine mhiuwiiir-wwbv..-- i j
real property, to wit: ah .V"'""""'
the following-described tractsof land which
lies on the east side of the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company's right-of-way, through
township 4 north, range 1, west of the Will
amette meridian, as at present locaied, to-
ill HAirinnino' sir n. miiiii, hi miiwii vivv
18 chains and 60 links south , Oi degrees
and 89 minutes west from th northeast
comer of the donation land claim of
Thomas H. Smith, In section 4, township 4,
....... i wMtnr th Willamette menuiaui
theooe 'south 68 degrees and 39 nilnutes
raat niiaain A aim Ine 1.1 CIIB1IIS anu Ml
links; thence north 82 degrees snd 80 min
utes west 28 chains; thence north 88 de-
.n,l H mlnlltaa Aaat 4 Chains tO Mil-
r'""" .. . . .; .j. ...i. i,h ka
ton crees; lueniw auwii paiuwc
meandering, south 46degreea.east lOcbsins ;
thence wuth 38 degrees and 80 minuuj
east 7 chains and 50 links; thence north 8
H....... and Ml minutes east 1 chain and
to itnira. thanm anuth 47 deerees east 6
chains; thence south 18 degrees west 3
chains 50 links: thence touth 50 degress
east 1 chain and 50 links to piac oi uvmu
nlng, containing twenty-nine and thirty
,v.,. nnahinnrAnt.lia Acres: and also tbe
following real estate to-wit: Beginning at
a point in MUton creek, in section o, in aaiu
which point is north
47 degrees west 8 chains from tbe quarter
section corner in the line between lection
a and a in tiarnhin 4 north ranre. 1 west.
thence sontn 43 aegreee anu iu -""" "1 "
point; thence nortn ennegrees aim zo
utH t I chain and 25 links to said Milton
creek : thence up said creek in the center
thereof to the place of beginning, and con
i.:nin nn and tarentv-three one-bun-
dredths acres, to satisfy tbe hereinbefore-
named sums, and tne costs ana eipen-iea
of said sale. Witness my hand this 5th
day of July. 1M. u, r. uhah.
i(Ja3 Sheriff of Colombia Connty, Oregon,
St. Helens Drug Store
TOILET ARTICLES - - -
Prescriptions Compounded
AT ANY HOUR DURING THE OA Y Urt mum.
Dr. Edwin Ross, Proprietor
tt r A I rsfK RCF Ql IDPI IF ft
rMI-OVIN m mis
In the mutter of quality, th best ever placed on this market.
Northwestern Agents.
PORTLAND SEED CO.
We are the
One hundred and seventy-one Second street.
Portland, Oregerl.
THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL
Corasr Front and Monlson Streets.
This is tbe most popular hotel in Portland, and has been for
manyvears. If yon want to meet a friend you will surely
And him at the St. Charles. It also enjova the patronage of
the business man of the northwest. Courteous attendants.
Favorite Hotel of thw City ot Portland.
W. PCNOWLES, gx-QPrletow
o.
PROFESSIONAL.
jyCL. A. P. HcLAKBK,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Rainier. Oregon.
Awarded
Highest Honor World Pair.
DEI;
cnErUi
MINS
MOST PERFECT MADE
A pure Crspe Cream of Tartar Powder. Free
from Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant
40 YEARS THB STANDARD.
JJB. H. R. CLIFF,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
8t Helens, Oregon.
THE BANQUET
Main Street. St. Helena. Oreaon.
FINE WINES, LIQUORS, ANU UIUAKS.
She UvtB StftnkaeM fjssr tt w ffVAnaHt.
A Good BiUiard and Poo! Table is provided for the use ot . Patrons, and parties who wish
I to spend a pleasant hour should remember "THs, BAyit.
0nlB the Vntrset n fjset f giq t '
Card Tables are at the disposal of patrons who wish to indulp in a soc 11 al gaineoi . caro.
and we can assure mem tnat tuey win uu wen
"W. -A.. MEEKER, Proprietor
LEADING - RESORT - IN - THL - Ul I Y
y-jB. J. K. HALL,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Clatskanie, Columbia county, Or.
J-jR. EDWIN BOBS,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
IvIUOKHLiHS BROS
HAHUFACTUBBB8 OF A5D DBALSRfl IN
Rough and Dressed Lumber
;fir and cedar;
8t Helens, Oregon. I
It Bares sate Children.
"My little boy was very bad off for two
months witn aiarrncea. we wseu Triua
medicines, also called in two doctors, but
nothing done him any (rood unt 1 we nsed
Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and Diarriiaa
reinedv. which gave immeoiaie renei anu
soon cured him. I consider it the best
medicine made ana can conscientiously
recommend it to all who need a diarrhoea
or colic medicine. J. K. Hare, Trenton,
Tex. 25 and 50 cent bottles for sal by Ed
win Koss.
H. MESERVE,
Surveyor and Civil Engineer ST. HELENS,
DELENA, OREGON.
Of Every Style, Grade and Variety
AT THE OLD STAND,
: : OREGON
rnnnlv Rnrvevnr. Land Survevine. Town
Platting and Engineering work promptly
ezecuteu.
STOP FOR YOUR MEDICINS AT THE
STATE AND COUNTY
WARRANTS
CLATSKANIE DRUG STORE
TEACHER'S EIIMHATIOS.
WnilM la henthr riven that for the pur
pose of malting an examination o( all per
sons who may offer themselves as candi
dates for teachers of the public schools of
this county, tbe county school tx ard there
of will hold a publio examination at bt.
Helena, tlremin. coiumencina at 1 ociock
P. M.. Wednesday, August 8th. 1894. Ap
plications for state certificates should be
mail at the same time. J. b. WATTS,
County School Superintendent of Colum
bia Lonnty, ureiron.
Uated al Scappoose, Oregon. July 24, 18M.
OREGOIOnF WASHINGTON X)R.
Bought by JAMES E. DAVIS,
247 Stark 8treet, PORTLAND, OKEUOW
B. B. QUICK.
CaaisBiasloaMr ef
Ltasdslor WssMagtaa
Of
Th water is eettint' off the mead
and thev are beKiauing to loon
green again.
The Cataratt boys have purchased
themselves a team of horses and are
hauling out their wood.
Mrs. Annie Niohols, of Portland, has
hnn v uitins her aister, Mrs. wauie
I Hildas ; It K..U k.,i li.l Mlnrnnt hflm lllin,
eats. Another smauer nro i's puji, -
fust back of the Knappton mills., Th n.rtseg -ho took tbe contract
' 1 in fi 1 Merrill's jjaae are now av ni
rr.Tw ay IH Jail. James LnH will soon have the fill completed,
Vi.nnh was tried in Justice
Hall'
.nt at 1 latsKsnie ia
.1 a -i.K Urt-env nf 12 from Mrs,
Ramsev.ana senieuuu y-j -
of 25 and costs. In the aosence
iL s..h.tHktJvif.iir. in iihv fciin
;"7: hrniwht to St. Helens
it .ill ha a ereat benefit to the neigh'
borhood aa the old bridge has been
very dangerous for a long time.
War Between China and Japan,
War has been declared between the
aaienuaut - H n to U.n nowerhll nations of the Orient,
by M?r.n.i - dBy uW Bnd jBpan. The latest reports
tne aneriu . . p...i .u n.hi .
r.a in i.na omintv mu. . 1 n -
has al-
TTX from ready begun in different parts of Co
claims he wrrowea .ne orincipallv participated in by
I Chine. In the first conflict a Japan-
I Ha ftTan MVI DO HH
with he Coxey arm, for the last three
month, and ba. never been in Jn.1
before.
Religions services at the church al
St. Helen. Saturday evening at 8
o'clock, and Sunday morning at 10.30
and evening at 7.45 o'clock; Bunriay
School at the close of the morning
Sr.toe. 8onc .ervice for thirty min
ot. at evening service. Everybody
invited, -
Commission Appointed.
President Cleveland has appointed
John lfKernnn.of New York and
Nicholas B. Worthinglon, of Peoria,
li to sot with the lhor oommissiori
"'Car oil Pi Wright, to investigate
tha eaaee of the recent strike and who
responsible for the 1. of properly.
nae cruiser sank a (jninese iranspur.,
naiiain? the death of many persons,
Ouen hostilitieB nave oeen going uu
thrOUgllOUl IIIB lU wuuam
..ol rlava. and from present indica
tions nothing can prevent a bloody
nnnflint between Ihe two nations,
which is the outgrowth of the Ooreau
dispute.
a. W. COLE,
, Notary Public
Cole & Quick,
St. Helens,
Oregon
PROPRIETORS OP
"Thorn's Numerical System
OP
Title Abstracts"
FOR
Columbia County, - Oregon
TITLES
Examined and abstracts furnished. Will
attend to matters before the Board of
Equalisation! payment of taxoa, eta. Real
Estate, Conveyancing, aud Insurance, and
Loans negotiated.
-OF-
Where yon will find the largest stock of Patent
Medicines, Prescription Drngs, Toilet Articles, etc.,
ever found in Columbia County.
J. E. JELAJULt, Proprietor
STEAMER
K-E-H-A-N-l
WILLAMETTE SLOUCH ROUTE.
Leaves St. Helens for Portland
at 6:45 A. M., Daily,
Arriving at
COPKLAND'8 LANDING..... ...7:05 A. M
8CAFPOO8K " 8:00 A. M
JOY'S 8:10 A. M
PORTLAND " .......10 J0 A. U
Leaves Portland
at 3.00 P. M. Arriving
at St. Helens at 6:30 P. M.
The table, ais always supplied with the Beat Edibles and Delica
ciea the market affords.
TERMS REASONABLE. FOR REGULAR BOARDERS
Having been newly refurnished we are prepared to give aatisfac
tion to all onr patrons, and solicit a shnre of your patronage.
J. GEORGE, Proprietor, St Helens, Oregon
St. Helens Livery Stables
THOS. COOPEB, Proprietor.
Handy location, and you can feel sure tbat your horses will receive
as good attention as though you were caring for them yourself.
HANDY TURNOUTS ON SHORT NOTICE.
ADMI!ISTBATORs NOTICE.
In the Connty Conrtef Columbia County,
Oregon. The administration of the estate
.if .Tannh A nriarann . deceased.
Notice Is Hereby given uiai toe unuer
signeJ has bren appointed administrator of
said estate, and has duly qualified as such
administrator, and all persons Having claims
against said estate win present tne same 10
tbe said administrator at 450 East Larrabee
stteet, in the city ot Fortland. Uregon,
withiu six months from the data hereof.
ANDREW IS. AMIUKSUJ.
Administrator of the estate ot Jacob An-
rierann dAReaseil.
Dated at Bt. Helens, Oregon, this 6th day
of July, 1894. J2al7
TBEASUBKI'!! NOTICE.
TnciailRlCR'a Officb,
St. Hi.LitN8.Or.. July 27, 1894
Notice is hereby given that all unpaid
Countv Warrant ot saiu 'J ', ""
have been presented and endorsed 'Not
PaldforWant of Funds." up to Jnly 27th
iniri will be paid upon presentation at this
office Intent wfil not be allowed I after
date of tills no c. B. M. WH ARTON,
Treasurer of Columbia County, Oregon.
POPHAM'S
THE ONLY GUARANTEED OURC ,
FOR RHEUMATISM. NEVER FAIL8II
w refer on to PavM Van Blvke. Castle Roek,
WashiiiKtou; L, Boamls, Catlin, VVaiihinKton;
B. Foster, Kreoport, Washinitton; Samuel how
ery, Bucoda, Washlngloiii C. C. Lee, ex-Justlea
olthe peweof clatstanlB: Jno. vonway, eu
cineer Bryant's mill, Olaukanio, Orenonj C.
('latsVanle. Oreaon. and nun.
dreda of others If requested. We refer to these
because they are close by, and are wan Known.
we don't crob8 thk at
iantic for refbkb::cbs
$1.00 per Bottle. Sii Bottles for $5.00
BOLD AT THE LABORATORIES
-or THE
Sr ----- w
CLAT9KANIB, i i OREOOM.
IvIKTUTT BROS
THE LEADING MERCHANTS OF
Vernonia and Cornelius. 0?n.
WRITE TO CORNELIUS FOR STAGE DATES.
FISHERMAN AND CAMPERS SUPPLIED
J. H, DECKER . , .
rpniMSORIAL ARTIST
The old and reliable barber has hie raxors juet as
sharp as can be found, and will ahave you coni-
Admlnlatratsr's Sale ! Beat iortably and quickly for only fifteen cents.
Kuala. I . . . ..
In the matter of the Sale of the Real Prop- QIVE HIM A CALL AT THE OLD STAND ON STRAND ST
erty ut'li'llKlliK vu hih bsuiui v& uuiuujuii I
V. Sh attack, deceased.
KOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the undersigned, the administrator of the
estate ot tioionion r . snattuca, ueceaaea
hv virtue and authority and in Diirauance
ot the order made by the Connty court of
Columbia county, State of Oregon, on the
2nd day oi July, A. .
and ticenuinff tne saia
at Administrators' sale, the foUowina-des.
cribed real property belonging to the estate
of Solomon P. tihattuok, deceased, to-wit:
The table will be supplied with the best the market affords.
fcJSia Board hy the Day, Week, or Month at Reasonable rates
Everything Clean. A Share ot Your Patronage is Solicited.
A. H. BLAKESLEY, Prop. ST. HELENS, OR
Lota one (1) and two (2) in block number
three (31 in the town of Soappoose. as laid
down upon the official plat of aaid town on
file in the office of the county clerk of said
connty and slate, all being situate in Co
lumella county, state oi urefron. i win, as
auch administrator on the 11th dav of
August, A. D. 1894, at the hour of 10 o'clock
A. in front of the Courthouse at St.
Helens. Oreaon. oroceed to sell the said
real property above-described at publio
suction to the highest bidder for cash in
hand on the day of sale.
Dated July 3, 1TO1.
6a3 H. 0. liAMBERSON,
Administrator.
ST. HELENS MEAT MARKET
. All kinds of Fresh and Salted Meats, Sausage and Fisb. Meats
by Wholesald at Special ratea. Express wagon ran to all parte
of the the oity, and charges reasonable.
SWEETLAND - & . SHELDON, - PROPRIETORS
new departure m v-