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About The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 31, 1894)
OKEGON MIST. rUBMMIlD XVIRY FRIDAY. SIDE-HEAD PABAGBAPHU Aoai T It Tne steamer Thorn p nit it gm boK od ner uia rua with the Tll'looe, she having taken the place of the Potter while th Utter i undergoing repair. Tbe Telephone huiOHiy victory ow the Thomp son inpeea, FILL UOHPLKTBO. iiie fill loroil Merrill Uk st Deer Island m ooui pleted, tod Mr. Kidney Smyth, of Oro son wy who un tne contract, moved lilt piani oaca ud me river mil nsuir Uy. The county Judge luspeoled and accepted the worn imi Tuesday, Stiamir Sumt. The steamer Ret ulator, belonging to The Dalles, Port land 4 Aatorie Jfaviffatlou Company, wm aunic at upper uaeoaaaa Tuesday morning. The damage 1 not yet known, dm it m ioouroi tue coat win be making- regular tripe between The Pa'.le and Caeoadea Id about ten day. Sawmill Burmd. The eawmtll at Vernnnla wae destroyed by fire on Wednesday night ot hut week. It It generally believed that the burning wae the work of an incendiary who m Ight have had tome grievance against the mill oompany. The low on mill and lumber it eetimatad at about 14000, with oo Inturance. Rbmbkbh You ran tave twenty. five per cent by paying op your back eubacrlptioD to Thb hmt. You oan lao tava twenty-five per cent by par ing out year in advance. A great many people) nave already availed themtelveaof tbla liberal offer. We rieod the cash and you need the di count, hence we are both benefitted. Board or Eo.uAur Anoa. On Mon day lb county board for the equalise lion of taxes, oonaiiting ot the oounty clerk, aaeeeeor and Judge, waa In an nual eesaioa. There were a number present for the purpoee of protettlng againtt certain valuation placed upon their property and atking for reduoU iout in their aeeeeementa. But Frw Canb. The excursion whloh had been advertised (or laet Sunday, In which three ateamboata were to come to St Helena, dwindled down to the old City of Frankfort and aha only about half loaded. The ex cursion leU, the few that came, teemed to fully enjoy themtelvee during the day, and at JO o'clock the teatner taxied back for Portland. To Ha vi Xlbctrio Liohts. At a apeeial meeting of tbe common coun cil of tbit city last week the Union Kleelrie Co., of Portland, waa granted f ranchiae to construct and operate an electric light plant in the city of fit. listens, and the work of construc tion will commence in a short time. The power (or the plant for the pres ent will ba supplied (torn the water works power house. The franchise it for a period of ten years. Courrv Court. The regular Sep tember term of county court will b held eommenoinf next Wednesday. At tbit session the book of tbe county clerk, sheriff and treasurer will be checked op for tbe first time under the salary law, and then conclusions can be drawn at to the merits of tbe avttem. and alto whether or net the recelute of the sheriff's and clerk's offices have been . sufficient to runnina expense. 8ome other portent matters will be acted upon. Thr Fottbb Dhabud. -The river ateamer T. J. Potter waa disabled Bat urday morning and it now at tha bone yard. When off Columbia City tba engine "let go," and a moment later the machinery was in a badly demor alised condition. The eroeenead, cyl indor, and cylinder bead of one engine wraa broken, and the steamer made its way back to Portland at best it could, for repairs. Tba passengers were trana terred to tha Telephone to continue their trip down tha rivar. It will re quire two waeka ro repair tba damage. Light ard Foa Sioral. In tbe river and harbor bill whloh paated both bouaea of ooogieee it an item ot great interest to thlt section. It con tain a an appropriation of 16,000 for a light and fog signs! at the mouth of tba Willamette. There it alto $50. 000 appropriated for a first-class light at North Head at tba mouth of tbe Co lumbia. Both these items will be hailed with delight by the people of the Co lumbia audita tributaries. The bill oerriee with it au appropriation of 1100,000 lor the boat railway at The Dalle. .:- t ' ' Ruwaway Aocidbht. Mr. V. L. Clear and Mra. Jamea Bheldon while out driving near Maineville laet Fri day, met with a teriout acoideot. The horses became frightened and ran away throwing both oooupanta out of tha vehlole and bruiting them severely about the bead and shoulders. Tbe honaa ran mml diatance and came Into oontaot with another vehicle con taining Mr. and Mra. Ridley, and they, too, were somewhat injured. Tbe frightened animalt finally uptet the hiw nH .it nilad nn In a heeD. both horse being considerably injured. The ladies were obliged to walk oacx tn n . 4iaiua nf about lour miles. and have not yet entirely reoovered Irom tbe aooident, . Qditb CoatPUHRRTART. Curlie, the recognised liar and flopper, eayt the Budget waa at first opposed to the 4)ondemnlng of the rlght-of way for a pipe line. That it right, and It it at near aa tha notorioua liar ever came to tolling the truth. The Budget took Mr. rwi word (or what tbe proposi tion before the people was, but at ue- ol, discovered afterward that he had lied. He wanted the Budget to tund mil valn.i il.. nnmmiaaion and OOlin- ell, and atated to the writer that if it would he would get the people 'down th.M nlniinv in Uia direction Ol VI" UUtMWMB) " - j fiwilltown, where he baa the most in fluence, -to ttand In," After we bad examined into the matter we diaoov ered that be bad misrepresented tbe proposition altogether." Budge. S1DMEV pELh't ftCfttCMB? aae m so yoastraot a Motor Line From vernonla to Everywhere. At a meeting for the purpose of die- uuuing roaa matters, held at Vernonla last Saturday, the following resolntionl were onerrd by Hlduey Dell and laid on tne table for one week, pending a report irom oilier sections of the state : Ti j IW'ic motor llns, to nm from Portland, via Orason City and th Tualatin river. ap Wrtt Miry to Vernonla. wool" Th IHilnla of valua an (nil,,-. . 1 "'' ... " "propwwa Hi litis would n only fifty nillm in lanath. twn.tl,lr,l. .1 i,.i .11' , ironi yrK(in vny 10 Huston, would b llirailiill t is moat fart I la v.ll. ,. n... Iton.aiid its trafllo of farm produc and paiwsnKari slons would pay the expanses of th nntlrs tin. Near Huztnn th 11... would tap an Iron mine, th prooaad of Which WOllld h in danmurf at (.. II....... Iron work.. That iron mlns la only part of til 4lVmlls SOUara araa tl Iron li.n.lt. il. v.k-1-...-i .r - . . . : .u Quamiii uaain. wnion wouia os raadlly developed (or 1'ortland's trads. In th In terior of th baaln tha Una nnM 1... th. only largs body of yellow Hr between uinana and rorllani's suburb. Th 000 fet slevalion of lb hehslsro vatlay has al ready attracted much summer travel, and. Willi a Una nulv two boura' Mm Imm Pn. land, would soon oreat a moat valuable branch of traffic. Iloildea danilnnln mnn. derf ul loliaoao, hop and prune Industries, tti 40 nillet anuareof coal dapoalta to be ds veloped would supply all of 1'orllsnd's ds- nianua. "TheOAat of flonacraAtian arnuld ha at. Ir lea than thai of a leant motor, although It would do th tame work. It grade would only by IK oir cent., vet an elwtrlc motor eood io si I per cent. Ila contol ot erstion would alao b far below that of any team motor railroad, and would maintain It auperlorlty end prevent monopoly over all other lines. Dvnamo ataUona at Orawin City, Uuiton and at tha head waters of neaver cretin would niak a dynamo every Is mile. It Is an onoortunltv of extraor dinary valu to th l'ortland General Klec trio oompany. tb great futur motive power of lh Weet. It would alao be the alvaUon of th stockholder of tb Oawego Ironworks. Tb (Southern r'aclrtc alao ha over 80 000 acre In this coal and Iron baaln. Tha subaldy likely to be secured would, upon completion of the Una, become of a valu equal to tb coat of th road. Th present low price make this tbe moat fitting bin to build. "That w Invite th attention of capital lit vry where to tb extraordinary value of electric-motor railway construction be tween Portland and th Nebalem valley, not only by th Tualatin and II tributaries, but alao by Bcappixwe and Milton creek. oiiimtii iop 01 tne oai of the baaln. Tb unrivaled deposits ol coal and Iron in lux- tanoaltion In an area of 40 miles auuare. uak It a Birmingham of tb Weat. 'That tb atteution of Portland, a tb graat metropolla, la called to this moat Im portant, out neswcua, 01 ner iriouiane. w believe it darelonment bv an slertrk line wonld do more for Portland than any other enterprte ahe oan Inaugural. "That th InhabllanU of th Nebalem baaln da organise a subsidy to secure rail, way connection with Portland, via the Tu alatin river and Beaver creek paaa. That each land-owner between Vernonla and Mux ton Is expected to donate one-fourth of hi land Inns within two mil of th tin of this road, by deed, to become absolute non suob railroad being completed from railway connection to within two mil of inch land. I.and-ownere between Buxton and Oreenvlll and at Forest tirov and elsewhere on the line are expected to do nate liberally. That John Prlngle, Marun Mannins. and Kidney Dell be appointed trustee to receive the title to all donation for such railroad, and to bold and convey tha earn to inch nenon or corporation a hall construct and equip aaid road. They hall bav full power and authority to con tract alili any on for contraction snd equipment of said road, with the sol reser- vauon ana cooumou inac wr ianu ball not be conveyed away by tbe trustee until th completed railroad hall bav com within twomlleaof the land conveyed. Tbev may contract for an electric or uam motor railroad. Th aald truateee sbsll alao bavs power to employ such sgent or agents as may oe noeary 10 secure tne aubaldy and procure a proper contract and to make contingent oan tract with nich agent or siren t; alw) to take up aubscrip Uons to defray preliminary expenses." Ran Aiuore The steamer Baker ran ashore at Bt. John Tuesday night, on ber down trip, and in consequence we had no Astoria mail Wednesday. The night waa very dark, and the dense smoke added to the darknes, and made navigation dangerous on the river. Coming Hour. Nearly all the peo ple who spent their tummer outing at Trout lake or near Mt. 8t. Helens, have returned to their usual placet of abode. It it neediest to say that tome have lost the complexion they started away with, but very few have lost any of their flesh. Ax Orricui Viarr. J. A. Waddle, Q, C, and G. F. HcConnell, Orand Scribe, of the Knights of Pytbiat. paid Avon lodge No. 82. an omciai visit Wednesday night. The grand lodge nfflenm received a warm welcome by the members of tbe order here aunng the evening. They left on tbeieie phone at S A. M. for home. Too MnoH Smoxr From the great amount of tmoke it would lead to tbe conclusion that the whole world wat on fire. At thit point one can tee lees than a quarter of a mile, ana tne vol ume thickent all tbe time. The In tense beat and tmoke it causing a trreat amount of sickness throughout e . I - J tba country. rata uu uu. euw m tn .laar the atmosphere we will be groping our way in total darkness. ma Winn -Water workt In a town It not a guarranty that you will alyafi have water. St. Helent hat been without water a good part ol the week, cauaed by a valve, whioh it under water, giving out. Ho much sand has anAlimlll atad over the pipe tince tne beginning of the high wtter that to - a a g tka, Mtiikalinfl take tbem up wae ou oi u tk arnrks WSM Shut dOWU Until mv ... . . . i . u 4 new oloe can he ootainea irum imr land, ana una. . . aaaaaiawaBaaaBSteaawBMawaBaaa Nrw PorrromcR. Yankton it the -v.uv, ha han selected for tbe new postofflce to be established at what hat heretofore been ir-:-..in. nn the Nehalem road. U Bln bM been appointed postinittrest, and her bond hat been already forwarded to the dPn at Washington for approval, when, II found satisfactory tba neowsary tup pltet will be tent out for Yankton at a full fledged pottofBoe. Pttriar Excorsior. Orpbeuslodge K of p' of Portland, will give a Pyth ian excnrtlon to St. Helen, next Tues day night. There will probably be from forty to aixty eouplee, and a 3a ttJamer bat been ohartared foTthe trip. Tbey bring with them anowbettra, and L,rhe?.wm ternal vitit to Avon lodge here, win r3 to tne opera houte and enjoy Aemeelvea In dancing. At we under SandH tbabaU will be PuM'""" who wUh to attend. Supper hat been rrranged for at the St. HeWna hotel TBAOHBBfP INSTITUTE. ' Baimiix, Or,, August 28, 1804. Pureusnt to tb call of the county school superintendent tb annual teecbwV Insti tute for Columbia oounty was eocvsned st th school bonis In Bainler, Oregon, on Wsdnodsy, Auguit 23, 1804. Promptly st the opening hour Superin tendent Ackerman of slultnomsh. Profes sor Peebles of Haleui, snd Buperlntendent wstts were on hsnd to begin tbs eourof Inatruction for tesclisrs, as outlined by Profeator Aoksrmsn, who lacomidered one of tbe beat Institute worker In th (tale. The first day's attendancs was not large, owing to tbs fact that many teachers did not stsrt until after th opening of ths ses- kin and consequentlslly srrlvcd lets. Ths sttendancs, however, grew very rspidly snd ths following-named teacher were en rolled: Mr. A. J. Bhermsn, Miss Fsnnle Burk, Reuben; Mra. Jole McDonald, Merrhlend; Mlaa Ads DcOrsfr. Mies Kve Bonaer, Mrs. 0. V. Hi. Helen, Mr. W. B. Daggett, Heap pooac; Mr. U. L. Bhutto, Mlas Abbis Bry ant, MIm OrsUillbam, Mtes Msud Brysnt, Mist Mildred Boyle, Clatskanls; Mr. M. C. Cae, Mr. Oaorg Perry, Houlton; Mr. W. Young. Mrs. M. Way, St. Helens; Miss L. A. Bonier, Columbia City; Mia L. A. Wlllaon, Portland; MI Emma Wagner, Mr. T. J. Cleeton, Mr. T. J. Cleeton, Mr. W. A. Wood, Mr. C. K. Walker, fisinier; klas L. A. WUwn, Apiary; MIm Vannle Mervs, Mr. L. J. Msssrve, Dclena. Miss Fannis Bnrk was sppotnted aecre- tsry snd Mlsse DeOraff, Bryant and Bon aer snd Mesara. Css snd Young were ap pointed to provide a programme for eve ning exercises, snd Miss Burk snd Mesnrs. Dsggett snd Bbernian were selected a com mittee on resoluUons. Superintendent Ackerroan's method of handling Institute work is well known to sll educator of tbe state and are held In high estimation, Tbe inatruction in Reading, Numbers, Language, History, Geography and school methods wers pevially valuable to young teachers, and wer highly appreciated by teacher! of experience. Tbe Interest of the teachrs Inthtwork was quite encouraging, and the fact was plainly developed that tb teachers, who sxpect to keep in tbe front rsnk of the pro ceealon, moat attend Institute work. On the part of diatrict officer who hop to keep up tb standard of school work they muat to It tbat teacher of good training and acknowledged ability be em ployed, and then pay thm well for tbe work. Modern text book are made to cor respond with tb la teat methods of teach ing, and the only possible way teachers bavs of acquiring a uniform and system atic method of school-room work is to meet with other teacher and instructors of large practical experience In actual school work. Tb meeting, as a whole was highly ap preciated by all who had tbe good fortuns to bs present. Superintendent Gibson and wife of Clackamas county and msny other person Interested in school work war welcome visitors to the institute. The session wss brought to a pleasant termination with a pleasant entertainment t Masonic ball on th evening of the 24tb, and th following resolution were adopted as expressing tbe sentiment of th teach ers in attendance: aaroaf or sssoMmoa coMnrrrxs. Wbisba. We, tbe teacher ot Columbia county In Institute assembled, feeling tbat we bave passed a profitable session, and that ws are greatly indebted to tbe good people of Rainier, and others, for kindness to us; therefore be It KseoLVSD, Tbat w extend a vote of thank to the oounty superintendent for tbe pains bs bss taken to procure proficient and economic management; to Professor Ackerman and Peeble for th faithful and able manner In which they have conducted the work; to the people of Bainler, es pecially, for hospitality and kindness; and tbat we may be better able to do our part, we resolve to begin now to prepare for and to endeavor to secure a full and enthusi astic attendance at our next meeting. Farnt Boas. I W. B. Dauoktt. V Com. A. J. 8h Sanaa. ) AN INSTITUTR LRTTRR. Thataachara' annual Institute recently held at Balnier, deserve more than a pass- Ins notice. While tbe attendance was not as large as In more thickly settled counties, the attention and appreciation was, ws be lieve, equal to the be it of tbem. Prof. Ackerman. than whom a better in- Imtltute conductor is seldom found, took hold of tbs work as th iugh something was to bs dona, and tbe magnetic, almost hyp notic influence which he immediately brought to bear upon bis hearers, com manded tbe closest attention. So deeply absorbed became both teacher and pat rons that tbev hardlv heeded the lapse of time as be unfolded, in brief outline, a mathod of preaentlns each ot the various branches taught in our common schools. In fact, he baa perfected and bad pub lished In pamphlet form, an outline of hi method as a unreative help to tb teach ers of Multnomah oounty, and it could be followed to exoell ant advantage by teachers of this oounty. To ons whose school days occurred forty years ago, the marked prog- . If not striking con trait in eduoauonal method and results is easily een. While progress Is ths watchword in every line of hminnaa snd In every avocstlon.yet iu none is It more evident than in this, which Is said to be the noblest of arts, but the sor rieat of trades. And yet, whsn by dint of nmnnnnn. one learns bis subject aa wall as Prof. Ackerman has, hs or she can not only command a good salary, but earn all they get. Tbe thoughts suggested in this brief insti tute will instill in tbe minds of teachers a feeling ot perseverance and encouragement which they would gain nowhere else, and the gathering together of co-laborers forms a mutual bond which ha lasting triendahlp. More than this; the hospitality of tbe Rain ier ladles wss more than repaid by the ap preciative manner In which it was received, . ,.u ,U - Yl .1 1 and every ooay agrees whu ii t..hr who aald "she would cherish the re membrance ot this institute as one of the nn anota of her memory." In a few well-ntung remaras ai in oiuae, sm(. Ackerman struck th key-note oy tsylng "that tha true teacher Is known by his love ot association wltn oiuer teacnera. ..j rr inatltuta work." verifying the oia adage, "birds of a feather Book together." IITIZSH. "I know aa old soldier who bad chronic ji.,t Inns standing, to have oeen permanently cared by taking Chamberlain' Collo, Cholera, ana Litarrnaw neiaeuy, ay Edwsrd Shumplk, a prominent drug .t Minneapolis. Minn. "I have sold s " tbs remedy In thl city for aver svn years and conildw it superior to any oiner meoi cinenow on th market, for bowel oom- ninint." Twenty-five and nity cent potuee Qua remedy for sals by DrEdwln Hose. SPUING VALLEY. Mr. Marshal hat removed to San Francisco, where be will work at hit trade. Joe Dupont left home last Saturday for tha hnn varHa. where he will re main about three wecke. The first ripe tomatoes of the season were picked In Wm. Miller's garden on the 10th of the present month. " All kinds of vegetables and cereals in this vicinity are considerably above the average thit year, with the excep tion of early potatoea. Win. Pbole started for the hop yards last week, leaving bit wife to take oare of the place. I. Bintak it building a neat resi dence on bit place this summer. My boy waa token with a disease resem bling bloody flux. Tbs first thing I thought of was Clismberlsin's Colic, Cholera, and Diarrhoea Bemedy. Two doses of It set tled tbe matter snd cured him sound and well. I heartily recommend this remedy to sll persons suffering with a like com plaint. I will anawer any inquiry regard ing It when tamp Is enclosed. 1 refer to sny county official as to my reliability. Wm. Roach, J. P., Primroy, Campbell oounty. Tenn. Foraale by Dr. Edwin Rosa. Wbeo Baby w aiok, w gave bar Oaaterl. Whan aba waa a Child, aha cried for Oaatorla. Wben ah beoama Mlaa, aba dung to Oaatorla. Wbaa aba bad Children, ah gavstbam Caorie avmmoiia. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for Columbia county. Mrs. Robert McMath, Pltf., 1 va. I John Maynard, W. H. Con- , SUMMONS vera, and M. B. Moyer, I Pefendants. I To the above-named defendant, K. B. Moy er. In the name of the State of Oregon: You are hereby required to appear in the Circuit court of th But of Oregon, for Co lombia county, on or before the first day of tba next regular term oi aam court, to-wit: T-..., .. U . U.I. Am Af Intnl... A Tl 1804, aud anawer thecomplaint filed against you by th platnuu in tne above-en titled ult: and von will take notice tbat if you fail to so appear and anawer, th plaintiff win tax jnugniem againai you lor me re lief prayed for In tbe complaint, vix: Judg ment for the aam of R500 with interest thereon at the rate of ten per cent per an num from January 9th, 1802, until paid; for one hundred dollar attorney's fee in this suit, and the costs herein. to be taxed: for a decree foreclosing a certain mortgage siven to lecur tbe aforesaid sum. and an order to sell tbe real estate described in aald mortgage, a follows, to-wit: Tb southeast one-quarter of the sootheaat one- ?uarter, and tbe lots numbered five (5), ix 61. (even 7. snd eight (8). of aection sev enteen (17). In township six (6) north ot range live (6). west of the Willamette mer idian, according to tbe government survey, snd being in Columbia county, Oregon, and bariing yon and all parties claimins Id laod or any part thereof, fiora any and all equities, of redemption or otherwise, in and to the same and for an order to apply the proceeds of tbe sale of said lands to the pavment of plaintiff judgment. This summons is published bv ao order made by Hon. Thomas A. McBride, tbe presiding Judge for ssid court, st Chambers on tbe 1st day of August, 1891. W.J.RICE. aSloS Attorney for Plaintiff. acmnioNs In tb Circuit Court of the 8tate of Oregon for the County of Columbia. Jambs Dat, Plaintiff, v. Thomas Dawsos, Mastha E. Dawsosj, 8. A. Milks, Waltx jl. Boat and Loot T. Boss, Defendents. To Walter H. Burr and Lncy T. Burr, two of tne aoove nsmea ueienaanis: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OP Oregon, you and each of you are hereby noUtled and required to appear and answer tha complaint filed in ssid Court on the Slat day of July, 18M, against the above named defendants in the foregoing enutied ult, on or before tbe first day of the next term of laid Court next following the expira tion of ix weeks from tbe firit publicaUon of thl inmmoni, to-wit: By th first Tuesday after tbe second Monday in October, isui, being the 9th day ot said month of October, and that if you fail to so appear and ans wer, tbe plaintiff will, for wsnt thereof, apply to the Court for the relief demanded In said complaint, to-wit: For Judgment gainst defendants Thomas Dawson and Martha E. Dawson for tbe sum of $100.00, together with Interest thereon from the 18th dsy of August, 1892, at the rate of ten per cent, per annum, and for the further sum of R75.00 as attorney's fees, and also the further sum of 112.08 paid aa taxes oft mortgaged premises hereinafter described, and for bis costs and disbursement in said suit snd for a decree of forecloaure of the mortgage In said complaint described given by the defendants, Thomas Dawson and Martha E. Dawson, on tbe following des cribed real estate, to-wit: Tba northeast quarter of the northwest quarter of section fourteen, and also tha east half of the south west quarter of section eleven, all in town ship sevan north, rsnge three west of the Willamette Meridian and containing one hundred and twenty acre ot land la Co lumbia county, Oregon, to secure aald amount, and for an order of sale of said premises to satisfy said Judgment, and for such further relief as to tha Court may seem right and just. This summons is served by the publica tion thereof for six successive weeks by the order of Hon. Thomas A. McBride, Judge of said Circuit Court made and dated Aug ust 1st, 189. DILLARD A COLE, a24o6 Attorneys for Plaintiff. auniwona. ., lit TBI OlBOTOT COCST Ot THS StATS Of Os BHioit.rosrHi County os Colombia: Mabtha E. HoLouohms, Plaintiff, vs. Johk B. Obtxl, Mast Amabda Obtil, and Eo wabo E. Pabsohs, Defendants: To Mary Amanda Ortel and John B. Or tel. two of the above-named defendants: Is ths Nam or tbs Btats or Obboo; You are hereby notified and required to ap pear and answer the oomplalnt tiled in said court on tbe 16th day of May, 1894, against the above-named deiendanta, in the forego Ins-entitled suit, on or before the first day ot the next terra of eaid Court, next follow ing the expiration ot six weeks from toe nrst puDiicauon oi tuia uutiuuiis, wit; By tbe Tuesday after tbe second Monday in ntnhar.l894.belnc the 9th dsv of said month of October, and tbat if you fail to so appear and answer, tne piainun win, ior want thannf. annlv to the Court for the relief de manded In ssid complaint, to-wit: For Judgment against you and each of yon, for the sum of 250, together with Interest thereon from the 13th day ot November, 1893. at ten per cent per annum, and for the furtoer sum oi sou aa attorney s tees, and for his costs and disbursements In said suit, and for a decree of foreclosure of the mortgage in said complaint deaoribed, given by you, on the following-described real property, to-wit: Th northwest x of eo tion Si, 'township S, north rang. S west of tbe Willamette meridian, uoiumoia oounty. Oregon, to secure aaid amount, and for an nrriAr of aale ot laid premise to aatisfv said Judgment, and for auch further relief aa to to ooari may seem rwat just. Thta aummona la asrved bv tb public Hon thereof for ix successive weeks, by tbe order ot Hon. Thoa. A. MnBride, fudge of said circuit court, maas ana aeiea may 16th, 1894. DAVIS, OANTENBEIN A VEAZIE, aiOsSU Attorney for Plaintiff, Idle Shipbuilders. . -tufma tha alar-tlnn of Orover Cleveland to the presidency for the second time, we ha.1 nnntronta to alllllbulldlng Ul th Urg amount of VWfm. Coon his Inaugura- .. . . . I . A tt Hon au these contracts were caneeieu. Bo said Stephen W. Roach, who succeeded his father, th great shipbuilder, John Roach, as the beaj of the great ship yards, st Chester. Pa., and of the Morgan Iron Wnrka In that I'M v. Time WSS. Under the republicsn administration, when Cheater was a prosperous city with a teeming and industrious population. Mow tbe grass is growing in th streets. The pay rolls of the Roach yards were at one time not teas than 129,000 a week. How it Is not many more hundreds than tv, enty-fivs. I bav seen twelve ships on the stocks at Chester, f nna lima Hi.m tha laat ship OA tb stocks was the yacht built for one of th younger Roaches, cbleuy to aeep a lew men employed, so that the yards could be kept going, snd a few old employes of tbe company retains!. These great works are now reduced to repair work, and are even taklnv iiuh odd lobe as table and bar room fixture, instead of great steamships, to plow tbe ocesn under tbe American nag. Thl. la an ofahut leaaon in Industrial mat ters which be who runs may read. Oo to. almost sny town In the country wnicn nss been built up by protection to American Industries and you will And another such leaaon si tb one related. Kenneth Bazemore had the good fortune to receive a (mall bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Dirrbcca Remedy when three members of his family were sick with dysentery. This one smsll bottle cured them all. and he had some left which be gave to Geo. W. Baker, a protnliient merch ant of the place, Lewlaton, N. C, and It cured him of the ssme complaint. When troubled with dysentery, diarrhoea, colic or cholera morbus, give this remedy a trial and yon will be more than pleased with the result. Tbe praise that naturally follows its introduction and ne ha mad It very popular. Twenty-five and fifty cent bot tles for aale by Dr. Kdwin Roaa. Awarded Hlgfaeft Honors World' Fair. Da CH2AT.1 MOST PERFECT MADE A pure Crape Cream of Tartar Powder. Free from Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant. 40 YEARS THB STANDARD. PROFESSIONAL. pB. A. t. Mrf.AR.KN. PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON. Rainier, Oregon. jjb. u, B, curt. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. 8k Helena, Oregon. jyi. J. K. HALL, PHYSIHIAN AND SURGEON. Clatskauie. Columbia county, Or. QK. EDWIIt ROSS, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, St. Helen, Oregon. jyt. J. U. P. CHALMBEB, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Bt. Helens, Oregon. yy N. MESERVB, Surveyor and Civil Engineer HELENA, OREGON. County Surveyor. Land Surveying, Town Platting and Engineering work promptly executed. WANTED COUNTY WARRANTS! I will pay the highest cash price for Column bia county warrant. Send ro an order for your county war rant, and receive tbe cash for it by return mail. 8. C. DAVIS, St. Helena, Oregon. J". N"e Slusser, HAIR DRESSER ' ' AND- T0NS0RIAL ARTIST. Having recently located in tbe city and wishing to establish myself, I invite the publio to favor me with at least a share of your trade. Sharp, keen rasor. COUURN'S OLD STAND ST. HELENS, : ; : OREGON -STLAMER- K-E-H-A-N-l WILLAMgTTI M.OUOH ROUTE. Leaves St. Helens for Portland at 6.45 A. M., Daily, Arriving at COPELAND'S LANDING.. 8CAPPOOBK . " .. JOY'B .. PORTLAND " 7:06 A. at s:00 A. at t:10 A. at 10 JO A. M Leaves Portland at 8.-00 P. M. Arriving at 8t. Helena at 6:80 P. M, SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT Large Assortment of Pure and Fiesh Drugs and Patent Medicines -AT St. Helens - - - TOILET SOAPS, PERFUMERY, BRUSHES, POWDERS, &C. Prescriptions Compounded AT ANY HOUR DURING THE DAY OR NIGHT. Dr. Edwin Ross, Proprietor ST. MElLjE3XxrS - OFEQGOIM tt FA LCO N " BEE In the matter of quality ,1h best ' Northwestern Agnut. POUTIItSrD One hundred and seventy-one THE ST, CHARLES HOTEL Corner Front and Morrison Streotsb This is Ihs moat popular hotel In Portland, snd has been for . many years. If you want to meet a friend you will aurely find biro at the St. Charles. Il also enjoys tbe patronage of tb business msn of the northwest. Courteous attendants. Favorite Hotel of tba City of Portland. O. "7r. PdSTO'7VrL-TSt -pqt THE B Main Street. St. Helemav. Orescon. FINE WINES, LIQUORS; AND CIGARS. Che eXslslrratsb "SKtsinharM tfser" ro Vfanalti. A Good Billiard and Pool Table Is provided for the use of Patrona, and parties who wiao. to spend a pleasant hour hould remember "THE BANQUET." Oniv the fnrset aas tfsei of Sttruor gtsf en a)ma. Card Table are at tbe disposal of patrons who wish to indulge in a social game of cards and we can assure tbem tbat tbey will be well treated at "THS BANQO BT." "W. MESKSB. Proprietor LEADING - RESORT - IN - THE - CITY MUGKLBGB MAMCPACTUBKBa Of AMD DKALXX8 1 Rough and Dressed Lumber FIR AND CEDAR Of Every Style, AT THE ST. HELENS. STOP FOR YOUR CLATSKANIE DRUG STORE Where yon will And the largest stock of Patent Medicines, Prescription Drugs, Toilet Articles, etc., ever found in Columbia County. : DR. J". E. HALL, Proprietor The tables are always supplied with the Best Edible and Delioa ciea the market affords. TERMS REASONABLE FOR REGULAR BOARDERS Having been newly refurnished we are prepared to give aatiafae tion to all our patrons, and solicit a aniira of your patronage. J. GEORGE, Proprietor, St. Helens. Oregon St. Helens Livery Stables TH08. COOPEB, Proprietor. Handy location, and yon oan feel sure that your horses will receive ; aa good attention aa though you were caring for tbem yourself. HANDY TURNOUTS ON SHORT NOTICE. iMFTXTLJTT BROS THE LEADING MERCHANTS OF "Vernonia and Cornelius, Ogn. WBITE TO CORNELIUS FOB STAGE DATES. FISHERMEN AND CAMPERS SUPPLIED . J. H, DECKER . a TOIM 3 O IRI-A.ILi ARTIST - The old and reliable barber baa his raaora Just aa aharp as can be found, and will shave you com fortably and quickly for only fifteen centa. GIVE HIM A CALL. AT THB OLD STAND ON STRAND ST The table will be aupplied with the beat the market affords. Board by ths Day, Week, or Month at Reasons rstss Everything Clean. A Share of Your Patronage is Solicited. A. H. BLAKESLEY, Prop, ST. HELENS, OR ST. HELENS MEAT MARKET All kinds of Fresh and 8alted Meats, Sausage and Fish. Meata -by WholeaaU at Special rates. Express wagon ran to all parte of the the oity, and charges reasonable. SWEETLAND - & - SHELDON, . PROPRIETORS THg Drug Store ARTICLES - - - SUPPLIES ever placed on tbla market We are tha SEED CO. Second street. Portland, Oregon. Grade and Variety OLD STAND, OREGON MEDICINS AT THE
