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"JULIDIHD KVIBY FHIDAY,
SIDiS-UEAD PARAGBAPH8.
GoLIIlf till finnmo B... 1 ; .-I
!l . oivv,, Aiuoru-
report of Ui State Board of
B (Matuntlon, Columbia C(,Ulliy has
f f , "'"'.M. of an averaga
, ...-. ... vc nno cattle, uf mi aver
I aga v.lni o( 12 oa; 12(50 iWp and
p. average ,ua wl J iai
' I,J "'" of an average value of 12 82.
i..wi valuation of theee four classes
i pvt stocK ,f I07,472,)S4. .
' CUisig AqaISsT THB FbANKPOBT.
In tlit United rtiatim district court
"""way Judg Bellinger was en-
'ggM uwrly th entire dy hearing
toe claims MKxitiat tb steamer Ciiy uf
Frankfort. Late In the afternoon bo
. nsa iiow?a about ufiy claims Hut sg-
grIil 3,7tJ3. Tlia aale f u,
, steamer, which ares tii have been made
fast Saturday, M postpoued for una
; trees.
I OHOlOH8oout--Tb ladies of the
' II. E, church, of litis place, gave to
ciai at diasouio ball Wat Friday night,
wuium s a social success. I tie ball
Was eomfortablv Well tilled, and after
einginf a number of selections, iiiclud
ing oue by the little folks, and a very
interesting lecture by Dr. J. M. P.
? vuauuers, luncheon wm served, con
' feting oi coffee aud cake and other
nice Mings. The evening wss pleas-
ij;(,auujr spout oy tnose present.
- A Mammoth Stkb One o( the
, largest eeera, says the Baker City Vein
; , 'ocrat, ever raised in ibil section of the
eouiitry was bruui(ht Into the oily one
, , ( day lest wek aud weighed on the
scale of 8. Orier. The critter weighed
)uel 2534 pounds. Mr. Jauius T. Wis
d tin raised the steer on his farm In
' s '.Powdr valley, and it is now five yeers
MM ana is a soorttiorn. Air. Wisdom
. lias Sold the steer to Mr. Laicham, rep
) resenting the Denver Parking Com
paiiy, at s live weight of 3 cenis er
puuild.and hiabeefship wil
ill
go Kaal
with ft shipment of hogs.
, Thi Gbumblibs. Dissstisfsction
sod discontent are very desirable when
they , are accompanied by energy
noogn li lead to a striving for better
1 tbinss. Tt
, , linis no it
m l Ja ha tV
Jf "Thisc
1 turns Tbe continual grumbler who
:Vs-rt tirt l ITtirL tit fthunn iltsl rllli
inids fan It may be a very die-
person, but tie man who
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I' aui. viuuiHvn uuri nus suit me,
ft I mean to make it better," end
j the frit so carry out hi luhn
i -s, J la the slh of progress and is
i -)v to get well along if he lives, lie
A M V to beneBI blnieelf, his lm-
sod tbe world, though he may (lad
way difficult to travel t times.
Tbb Christmas 'I'aia. The teach'
Sr end pupils of the St. Helens 8uo
dsy school are deserving of much
credit for tbe display made at the
church last Monday evening. Be
sides tree which was well tilled, with
.resents, though uot espensive. were
iioiis the lose appreciated, there hsd
. been prepared and was rendered an
i ixcellent literary programme, eoit
. lag of songs, reriistions, readings, etc.,
which made the evening pass vr
Pleasantly. ' After the programme hd
9ea rendered the presents were din
ributsd, and the Utile folks made
A Ussidsst or Columbia Prof. W.
"I. Powell, who has hsd charge of the
jastbam school in this city for th
past year, bss been offered and has
accepted tbe principalshipuf the Clin-toe-Kelly
school iu Portia n J. His
sstgnaiion, which takes effect this
ek, bas bean handed in to tbe scbiMil
', ard of this city. Prof. Powell, is one
a 1 the b' ghost young educators in the
.t and Is fully qualified for the po
Ion be bas accepted. As to who
. - ill succeed Prof. Powell to the prin
! tiipaUhip of the Essthsim school has
' not as yet been decided by the srho.il
; ord. Oregon City Enterprise.
t;oaviis jasuast it me u re
let n UgU'..-tur will convene on Mon-
j' Jay, January 14, 1891, when the fol
I "lowing will be installed Into office:
- Governor, W. P.. Lord, of Mai ion
' county secretary of state, H. R. Kin
'Vaid.ot Lane county; state treasurer,
y Phil. Metscham, of Grant county; su
' v'prem judge, C. E. Wdvertoii,of Linn
' '. 1 county ; attorney-geueral, C. If. Idle.
' ltuan, oi Miilinoinah county ; s.ierin
VMsudentof public Instruction, G. M.
Irwin, Union county; slate printer,
w. IX. Cieaus, oi J season counvy , proa
ecuting ftttnrney fifth district, W. N
Jnriett, of HillsbnMi member of board
of equalisation, G. Wingate.tif Clatsop
ennntv : eousressinan second district.
.
a "Fin" rLOM rne rorusna
8i loonUins the following ' interest
irl J item: "The suiierintetidency of
wyjsut penitentiary is a plum thst
vert PCrilandars, in addition to half
4(n Marion county farmers are fig-
nriog on, and as far aa known no one
' - bas the inside track. Governor elect
; J Lord has been so pestered with sppii-I-
, cants for this position that a short
' , tima ago he is said to have said that if
, ti 'ia was not let alone by hungry office-
"seekers he would let Superintendent
George 8. Downing, the present in
' , eumbent of this office, retain it." In
' ' vasting his eye over the field the gov
rVrhor should notoverlmik the fact that
" .'the employes of the Salem Statesman
. , ere not yet all provided for.
1 Tata Astoria Railroad. There is
already some stir being made in con
sonance of the construction of the
nt..iad railroad 'to Astoria from
GoWe. It begins to look now as if the
people who sre backing the scheme
Lad "business in their eye," and really
meant to do "something. Messrs. Bon
ner dt Hammond have recently pur
chased the Oregon Pacific, and this
i. movement la looked upon as having
' soma significance in relation to the
' road to Astoria. Should operations be
.coinmanocd at Hie time staled by the
promoters, the conutrv from Astoria
' up the Columbia will be the scene of
' ery active opeations next summer,
laud the people sltwif! ne line will have
ample opportunltyto relieve themselves
' from tbe Btrsin at business depression
' ,',8,4 fiusocial attibarraastaans. ,t
A Just Claim Allowbo A ! Wash
ington dispatch dated December 19,
Steies that Representative Hermann
presented a bill urging that' a pension
of $60 per mouth be granted to Hoses
Brown, formerly of Lane county. The
disputed further stated that owing to
the old gentleman's xvrty and utter
helplessness, the committee was so
Impressed wiih the usines of the
claim, that they reported Mr, Her
menu's bill and allowed the sgd vet
erau SOU tier month. Mr. Brown
now in his 103d jear, and is the see
oud ililr( survivor of the wsr of 1812
The one older is 100 years of age and
resides in California. Mr. Brown re
sides now al Grants Pass, but formerly
lived on the Biuslaw, Line county. It
has been suggested, saya the Eugene
Guard, thai if I he Portland exiMwitiou
w nu to add something thst will make
its exhililiion worthy of attendance,
they should secure air. Brown as an
attraction. Living men who fouvhi.
lor tneir country, bz yssrs ago, sre
certainly scarce enough to be curios-
itiee. ;.
The MgAMtsTTMiir. Jacob George
propiietor of the St. Helens hotel, was,
iierhsps, the angriest msn in town
last Sunday morning. Our readers
will not be surprised at this when the
story Is finished. Mr. George, on last
Thanksgiving day, purchased three
nne, young turk. ys, Intending tn stall,
feed them lor Christmas. The feeding
and laltening was adecessfully acrom
pushed, the fowls being in splendid
trim indeed a glance at that turkey
pen almost msde one's mouth water.
Hut, alas, when on last Sunday morn
ing Mr. George went to feed his tur
keys they were eonsplruons by their
aiieenro. not even leaving a card to
explain matters, tbe only evidence ol
their unexpected departure being the
large roller door of the harn banging
by the lock. But, "alas, the birds I
where are therf" Verily, the meanest
thief is ho who; after tbe owner had
taken so much eins to preiaire a
Christmas feast, comes, under cover of
darkness, and spirits it away, -
Oasoox Potatos Lsid. On ex
htbition at the rooms of the Oregon
immigration board may be seen sev
eral samples of the earlv n se poUtoes,
These potatoes were raised in Morrow
county, and are probably the largest
of that variety over raised iu the slate,
and for Morrow rounty to produce
such mammoth xiaioe seems si most
incredulous; yet thev were rsised up
on the farm of Mr. B'wle, near Hepp-
ner, and Mr. B iwlvs says they were
growa without any irrigation. Thi
sfieaks well for tlmt great wheat coun
try, and snows that Uregou lands are
raps hie of producing almost anything
In the vegetable lion tinequaled by
any other state in the union. What
better advertisement does Oregon
want than the numerous products
which she has on exhibition through
out the atatef
8hovu SriAT Moaa Some of
the spptee coming to the Portland
msrket are selling for 25 cents box,
while others are selling as high as
11.60. There are very apparent rea
sons for this, the principal of hh h is
the worm and fungi to be found in the
cheaier class. The business of "spray
man" mentioned several months sgo
by ihe Pacific Farmer has not been
tsken np by anyone if the apples dis
played iu the Portland market ia any
criterion. There are hundreds of
thousands of dolUrs lost to the farmers
of the northwest thisyesr becsuselhey
did not feel diHied to use a few
hundred for purchasing spraying ma
terial, and using it after it was bought.
If Oregon wishes to rets in its repu
tation for "Big Red Applea" it must
do mora spraying for worms and fungi.
Bb Wise It stands every one in
hand to be very careful with them
selves and what they possess. The
country is flooded with destitute and
penniless peopteind accounts of petty
thievery hoMs a conspicuous placo in
the news journals of the country. Peo
ple sre resorting to desperate ends in
order to get something to eat and
wear, and those who are fortunate
enough to have eiinVient clothing to
keep them warm needs be very care
ful how they use it. Articles of very
litile importance or worth are bring;
stolen everywhere, and there are many
people who do nought but watch for
a chance to get away with tittle arti
cles of apparel. It behooves honorable
and industrious people to be ever on
the watch to guard themselves from
such depredations .
Too Much Comment. The big dail
ies these days are "boiling over" with
accounts of murders, suiuide, and the
like ; all ol them giving the most min
ute particulars. The newspspers of
today are giving too much space to
such matters. The comments always
give sura niesns of killing. If such
news were only noticed very briefly,
and no particulars given, it is possible
that such acta would become less pre
valent. Such news always leaves a
bal impression.
Klsslns tor Revenste Only.
A peculiar suit is pending in. New
York sta'te. Miss Mneller gsve free
kisses st a church festival f r the ben
efit of the church. A fellow with
money in his pou.ih attenl d, and he
iilanked down his spondulics for a
lea. He got it aud liked it, and kept
on paying and kissing until his wallet
was emptied. Thinking over the
sweetness and satisfaction of this os
culatoty Mrformance, he conelutlcd
to marry Miss M. that he might get
his kisses free of charge. He proponed
and she consented, then he backed
down and declared he would not hang
his fortunes to a girl who would (lis
pense her kisses so freely, even if it
was for church purposes. And now
there is a suit for damages. Of this
sfTuir the Washington Post says; "At
first the lady wept, refusing to be
comforted, and after indulging her
grief for a fortnight, she went to see a
lawyer and her suit for bread) of
promi-e Is now on a court docket.
The cass of Mueller versus Corning
promises to have an attractive and il
luminating influence. One of the re
mits of the trial may be a discourage
ment of public and promiscuous kiss
ing ss a means of raising money. Kis-
ing for revenue only is not the ideal
style of osculation. Somehow, it hssu tl
tbo rlgut oavor." .
LA CAMAS THIEVES OAUOHT.
Stolen Goods round la a Milkman's
. House on Saavle's Island.
Early Tuesday morning P. B.
Fotneroy, A. Anderson, and Henry
Swearing were arrested on Sauvte's is
land, nu warrants charging; them with
the robbery of the store of Tidland
Craw, at La Camas last Saturday
night, and they were taken to Port
laud, and locked up In the county jail,
The warrants on which they were ap
prehended were Issued from Justice
Gicster's court, and were served by
Deputy Sheriffs Charles A. Wheeler,
and J. L. Wheeler, who returned at
once with the prisoners. Immediately
afier the robbery the La Camas con
stable, accompanied by several deputy
sheriffs, started iu pursuit of tbe . trio
now in custody, who were suspected
at once of the robbery. Cuming to
Portland they called upon Chief of
Police Miulo, who, upon being told of
the facts in the case, Informed the
Vancouver officers to call uion him
for any assistance he might be able to
render them, and how to proceed re
garding the issusnce of warrants, in
the event of the stolen giaids having
been carried into this county and
stale. The thieves were suspected of
being in hiding on Sauvle's isl md, and
were finally located, and arrests made
ss here stated.
When the robbery of their store was
diih'overed by Tidland k Craw, three
men who bad been camping above the
town for ten days prior to the robbery,
were suspected of the crime. Their
camp was at once visited, win n it wss
ascertained that they had taken their
leave, and a fishing boat was also miss
ing. The thieves carried awsy nearlv
everthing of value in the store, except
ing the counters, shelving, and srl s.
Their booty consisted of tes, coffee,
sugar, hams, baron, tobacco, shoes,
rubliers, cutlery, clothing, all in large
quantity, the aggregate value being
twtween MUU and SOW. This they
loaded into their boat sud were soon
at a ssfe distance.
Tuosday room i nr. on arriving noon
be scene at Sauvies island, after wad
ing through deep water and mud. Dep
uty C. A. Wheeler tosU d himself at
one door of Pomeroy's house and J.
L. Wheeler at the other. Pomcroy,
when swakoned by the sheriffs and
told to come out, instead, set his dogs
upon the offli-ers. They beat off the
cautnes, . and Anally considering
thst there waa no help for it, Pomeioy
opened the door and trsve himself no
romeroy is a mils rancher and Ande
son aud Swearing are fishermen. The
tatter two were arrested without soy
trouble. Tbe prisoners were tsken
to Portland aud Swearing and Ander
son were held simply as witnesses.
The offii-ers msde a second trip to
the island Tuesday afternoon, and up
on making; an examination of P imer
oy's house they discovered all the
stolen property. Everything to be
found in a general merchandise store
was found in quantity in Pomeroy's
house.
From all appearances the officers
are led to bliee that a regularly or
ganized band of thieves have been op
erating In that section fr a long time
past, and made f omemy'e house their
headquarters to conceal their booty.
PREFERRED PliUJM.
Some of tbe Appointments to be
Made by Governor Lord.
A great many ret dera of the daily
press of Oregon are said to be just now
directly interested in tbe appointments I
within the gift of Governor Lord after
he takes his seat as chief executive,
and doubtless the remainder will be
interested in knowing just bow many
such epKintmente lbereare and their
character, so the Statesman has been
digging them up and will here present
tbein.
The positions which the governor
fills directly and of his own choice are:
Private secretary.
Superintendent of the state peni
tentiary. Health officers at Yaqtiina bay, As
toria, 8iulaw and Coos bay.
Adjutant-General and other mem.
hers of the military board, as fellows:
Brigadier-general, judge advocate-general,
surgeon-geuersl and inspector
general. Members of the board of regents of
the state agricultural college at Cor
vsllis. Trustees of the Soldiers' Home at
Roeeburg.
Members of the board of regents of
the Eastern Oregon normal school at
Weston.
Eight members of the state board of
agriculture.
Members of the board of dental ex
aminers. -
Members of the board of pharmacy.
Regent! of the state normal school
at Monmouth,
Regents of the state university at
Eugeue.
Commissioners of the first Oregon
district sgricultural society.
Commissioners of the second Oregon
district agricultural si ciety.
The expert to measure work in the
B'ste printer's office.
Besides the foregoing the governor
a member of the resctive boards
in whose gift and control are aeveml
other important positions, and be haa
a no small voice in them as follows:
Superintendent 'of the asylum for
iusaue, the state reform school, the
school for the blind and the school for
the deaf mutes.
The clerk of the board of school lsnd
commissioners.
The management of the portage
railway.
The commission for the construction
of the Eastern Oregon insane asylum.
The capitul building commission.
Ths domestic animal commission.
It might be well to remark, for the
purpose of saving postage, and tlso
saving the new governor from a deluge
of mail matter, that a great many of
thess places will be filled only as va
cancies ocour by limitation of terms,
or through other causes, so the sp
pointments following upon the change
of administration will be very few. , -
Every dog kept on a farm should be
useful for some purpose. There are too
many worthless night prowleis six I
ours. A collie csn be made to bring
up the cows and make himself service
able. Any dog known to kill sheep
should be killed at once. Outxule of
the expense of keening worthless dnwa
Is tbt injury and aunoysnce thsy oo-
(naalon to Mtgbeoia.
PKBSOJf Alt AND OEMERALt.
A bsppy New Yean
Besatiol holiday westher.
Busy Jlnies in the justice court.
Do not forget that figure "i" after
next Monday night.'
3. R. Clark, of Reuben, was in St,
Helens Monday last. j!
Condslil" ff nines, of Clstsksnie, was
in towu Wednesday.
Mrs. Sarah Laniont is spending the
holidays in Pol llaud.
E. W. Potter, of ICatama, spent
Chiistmss in St. Helens.
There are Ave logging camps in
operation on Milton creek.
H. B. Borthwick Is gelling out pil
ing at Mooresville back of G ible.
Prof. Halton closed the public
school at this place last Friday for two
weeks. . .. y
D. H. Pope, ot Peri, came down on
tbe Iralda from Portland Wednesday
eveniug.
Eugena Blakesley is spending the
htitdsys at his grandmother e place st
Corvallis.
Deputy Clerk Harris went to Ver
nonia Saturday to spend Chrirtmss
with his family,
E. A. Thomas, of Gill ton, has a con
tract to cut, 400 cords of ssb wood at
Gaston, Oregon.
Miss Frankie Way came down from
Portland Monday evening to spend
the holidays st borae. -
Dr. Chalmers and wife were passen
gers down from Portlaud on the Iral
da YVeJueaday evening.
A grand lime is reported to hsve
been the result of the dance at Scap
poose Christmas night. .
Mi. and Mrs. James Mut-kle returned
from Portland Tuesday night where
they spent Christmas with relatives.
Besr in mind the grand New Year
ball at this place. Every preparation
ia being made for tbe enjoyment of
visiters.
Do not allow thst proposed plank
walk to Houlton to go by the board.
It would prove beneficial in more ways
than ons.
Tbe danca at this place Christmas
night wa a decided success both so
cially and financially. A large crowd
attended.
t
Ed. Potter snd family, of Castle
Rock, Wash., are spending their
Christmas vacation with Mr. and Mrs.
John Frants.
Miss Nora Conyers, of Oregon City,
was a passenger don on the Dixon
last Sunday to Clatskanie, where she
spent Christmas with her relatives.
The people of Houlton had a Christ
mas tree on Monday evening st the
church in thst place. The tokens of
remembrance were numerous, and a
general good lime is reported.
Lost Clmrles Smith, a Ktlama
svhoiih ittse contractor. Anyone lur
ing information ot his whereabou s
will confer s favor by not tantalising
ths school board about it. Chawls is
gone.
The attention of Justice 8wazers
court haa b on occupied ver 1 usys
this week III tivig i w.i men l-r se
i ig fish net. The suhsiant-e of the
eiisa it h rd to fig jreout, but la er mi
.
rglements may be expected to
straighten.
A sCiuaas printer in making np the
furies one day got a marriage and gro
cer's notice mixed up so sa to read as
follows: "John 8inith aud Ida Qua
were united in the bonds of holy sour
kraut, which will be sold by the quart
or barrel. Mr. Smith is an esteemed
codfish at 10 cents, while the bride
hss nice pig's feet to display."
Last Tuesday ss the stesmer Thomp
son was landing at this place, tbe pilot
undoubtedly made a miscalculation
and his boat run entirely past the
wbsrf and crashed into the crib which
protects the sunken filter of the water
works. Both of the piling were more
or less shaken up, and the thing looks
now aa if it had been hit by a "Dakoty
sipher." ,
(SHERIFF'S SALE. -
BY VIRTtm OF AN EXECUTION, JCDO
msnt, erd.-r and decree, inly Issued oat of
sad under th. seal ot ht Circuit court of the
aiaM ot Orefon, County of Columbia, in faror of
H. Robert M.'Math. as plaintiff, vs John Mar
nard, W. H. Coar.ra, and N. B. Mover, aa t t
lei.asnta, to m. duly directed, dated ths 10th
day of December, ISM, upon a Judgment and
doers, randai-ad on ths 16th day of Mar,
and entered oa th. llh day of May. 1894.
la favor of Mrs. Kobert McMsth, plaintiff, and
acaiust John Mavuard, W. M. Conyers and N.
interest therson. at ths rat. of 10 per cent pw
. , w vwu , , u anw v .v veil, ywa
from ths Sth dsy of January, 182, and i
tru.y'a fees, and th. further aura of
1100 atton.
ISA. 00
floats, alao tha eosts on this suit, oonv
niaadlna ma to make aala of th. follow! o de
scribed rest property to-wit: Lot S of taction
17, township S north, rang. S west of WlUamatt.
meridian,
aim
lalod ia Columbia cuunty.f-tat. of
Ore
n. And oa November Mth, ISM, li was
turlhsr ordered and decreed that tha aoutheaat
sot
unsHjuarter ol th. southeast on.-iiart.r, and
lots a, a, ana t. awnon iv, lownsnip a norm
rarnr. s west of th. Wl lamett. meridian, eitii
atad in Columbia county, Stste of Ore eon, be
sold under mis decree, or .noush sad ufftsi.at
thereof to satisfy this judgment, Interest, ookts,
and sccruins costs. Now, therefor., by virtue
ot eaia .xecuiiou, juasment, oraer ana oecre-,
aud la com pi lance with th- eommaatta ot aaid
writ. I will, on Saturday, th Mlh dar. of Jauu
ary, 1S9S, at the hour of 10 o'clock A M., at ths
front door of the county courthouse, in bt. net'
sni, Columbia oountv, Oraaton, sell, subject te
redemption, at public auction, to lha highest
bidder, for cash, all the rit-ht, title and interest
which the above-named defendants or either ot
them bad on ths Sth day ol January, ISM, or
sliioa Had in ana to the above aewnoea rest
property to satiety said execution, Judgment,
order ana aeorea, interests costs annanaocru'
ins costs. C. F. DOAN.
d2SI2& Sheriff of Columbia Coantv. Oreeon.
Dated St. Helens, Orturen, December 44. iSW.
Awarded
Hlffaaat Honors World Fair.
CREAT.l
MOST PERFECT MAD!
. riurs Crape Cream of Tartar Powdet
Fret
xom Ammonia, Alum or any otner sat
tcrsnt
40 YEARS TUB STANDAR1
it
. Vlaaelutlesi Hetlee. '.'
XJOTIOB Isbsrsby given thst ths psrt-
A.V ., iisrstuu nerstoiors axix-iiis; '
J. t). Cloniiiser and Oeon-e A. rtrinn. doing
bui-iavs smler ths flrui nsitie of l'!oiilner
A Hriun. I this riav d.Molvetl or uuiuai
eonsvut . Itamn A. Brinll. rctlrilis. J. tt.
Uoninarr assumes all liabilities of ths brm
ann su accounts are psysoi w mm.
St. Ulf ns, Or., Ueceinlter 12. 1W.
J. B. CU'Siaoaa.
dUjll v Oso. A. Bsisa.
fteilas ! S'lsm! Mttleuaaitt.
NOTICE Is herebygTven thst Alt John
son, administrator of lha e-iaie l
Charles ThegoUa, decueri, ts flleil Id,
Dual swounl, and tbs hearing of objection
to asms hss bQ si-t by the Hon. Dtrsn
Bla clmrd. r nnty adxe, for Friday the
lltli tlwy of January. 181ft, st 10 A. M.,ut
tbe county courthouse in Bt. Helen, Ots
gn, si which time and lilacs suy objec
tions to sams will bs heard.
dUjtl AlV JOHNSON.
W.J.Kica. Administrator.
Attorney for Administrator
' SJetlce ! final eetilesacal.
N0TICR Is berebyglren thst I bsv
Hied my thud report and final ucconnl
o uiy adint:iintratiin upon the estate ol
8. K. tthatlurk, deceased, with the county
clerk of Columbia county, Oregon, and that
the honorable judge of tbe county ronrt irt
aid county and stste has appointed Mer
it y. the ?th day of January. 18US. st II
o'clock A. U., and the cnurtrnom of said
-ourl in Ht. Helens, Oregon, as tbe tint
and plars for tbs besting thereof; at whicli
lime and place any person interested there
in may appear aim contest ine sa.ua
U. C. LAMKKltHOff, ,
Administrs'or.
eSO.128
execalils Siwslce,
In ths Coonty Court of the 8tate of Oregon,
(or I'oiumbis ennnty.
In tbe mutter of ths estate ofThoroa-
HiMlekins . deceased.
NOTICK is hereby given that tbe under
signed executrix of the lat will sun
tealsmentof the ssid Tbonia Hotiakins
decessed, has filed ber final account as snrb
executrix in tbe alKve entitled court, and
the ju.tae of said court has niads an order
directing notice thereof to be given in the
same manner as tbe notice ot sn sppoint-
ment ol an executor or administrator, am
hss by ssid order anpointad tbs 8th dsy of
January , A. I. 1845. for the hesronf of oh
jectioiix to said final account and settle
ment thereof. Ii30d28
Dated November W. 1894.
HILDAH A. HODGKIN3.
Executrix of the lat will and teitatnent of
ssid Thomas Hisjgkms, deceased.
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Vrbsa Baby was sick, wa gave bar Osstoris.
Wbsa she wss a Child, aba crlsd tar Costsrla.
Wbsa shs keeaas KJsa, ska ehmg to Csstorla.
Wbsa abs hsd Chikbwa, shs gavetbssa Csataris.
ESTRAY
Four Cows, taed"ll," Left Hip
ALSO
One Dark Bay 2-Year-OId Filly.
$2.50.00
Per head will be paid for the delivery
of i be cows, aud $500 for the delivery
Of the horse, to Sweetland A Hlp-Mou,
St. Helens. W. H. MUSGBOVE.
PEOPLE
Desirous'0" Buying:
WmM as wall te enter frees
G. HEITKEMPER
The Portland Jeweler,
Corner of Third and Morrison.
Yon will save at least per cent, and get rood
goods. Diamonds, watches, silverware, optical
tooas, sic xour correspondence ia soucned.
I Js HST. Slusser,
HAIR DRESSER
l'" AND
T0NS0RIAL ARTIST.
Hsving recently located in the city snd
wishing to establish myself, I . invite tbe
public to fsvor me with at least a share of
yoar iraas. onsrp, seen razors.
COLBURN'S OLD STAND
ST. HELENS.
OREGON
PROFESSIONAL.
WV.'
f
HOMAfl C. WATTS,
, NOTARY PUBLIC.
ACKNOWLEDQMENTS TAKEN, V
CONVIT ANCINO AND OIN'EKAL NOTARIAL
(' WORK DONE, - - '-
RETBEN,
OREGON
D
. a. p. McLaren,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
(: Rainier, Oregon.
R. H. R. CUFF,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
8t Helens, Oregon.
JR. i. E. HALL,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
ClaUkaui. Columbia county, Or.
D
R. J. M. P. CHALMERB,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
8t Helens. Oregon.
Tjy N. MESERVE,
Surreyor and Civil Engineer
' DELEiNA. OREGON.
Conntv Rnvvevrtr. TAnH f4iirvvtnsi Tnn
PlarHr, 1T.' AtMUn. L
n .,ae.Mia awes sivwi'iu
I A HOLIDAY
PRESENT '
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
"V,
There has Jmt been received slsrgs sssortmant of purs snd freh drags, pstsn
medicines, etc. Also nameroun inker article which era found In all first-class
drug stores, llsiuaiatisr that tbs plscs to buy your drugs is at a drug stun.
SAINT HELENS
- - - TOILET ARTICLES - - -
This honse alo carries s very Isrgs assortment of fancy notions, consisting of
toilet artb les inrh as perfumery, soaps, bath-brushes, tooth-powders, snit in
(act sll srticlss included in that I ns. Also writing paper and school suppllss.
PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED DAY OR NIGHT
A competent pharmacist is alwsys on bsnd ready to compound prescriptions en
short order. Mr. Kossiserer watchful of tbe pabhe's demands, and you wUi
always find what you wsnt st bis satablihment.
DR. EDWI iK
MAIN STREET
ST. CHARLES HOTEL
If you wsnt to meet s friend you
Corner Front and Morrison Sts.
Portland, Oregon.
vvvvv
I DART & AIUCKLE .
Sx
Are once mors doing business st the old stand formerly oc
cupied by Mackle Bros., wbers can bs found a complete stock of
I Fresh Staple
Just from tbe best markets of tbs World. They also hsvs a
new snd complete line of
Ladies' Dress Goods, Latest Patterns.
Beslising thst their stock would be incomplete without, thess
centlemen also carry s Urge Invoice of . ...
Ladies' and Gents' Fine Footwear
)l hr r '1hr
MUOKLB BROS
aflRnPACTDRBBB
Rough and Dressed Lumber
FIR AND CEDAR
Of Every Style, Grade and Variety
" AT THE OLD STAND,
sga iiri pas .
as. nr.kEtsa, ;
Clatskanie Drugstore "
PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED AT ALL HOURS
Patent Mcdlcinei, Prsscrtpttoa Drags,
: Toilet Articles, Fancy Notions, ate.
The tables are si ways supplied
, cies the market affords.
TERMS REASONABLE FOR REGULAR BOARDERS
Having been newly refurnished we are prepared to give sstisfac
tion to sll our patrons, and solicit a shiirs of your patronage.
J. GEORGE, Proprietor,
iMPiNTUTT BROS
THE LEADING
Vernonia and
WRITE TO CORNELIUS
FISHERMEN AND
St. HeJensJVlEAT - flARKET
All Kinds o( frssh snd sslud snests, ssnssirs, and fish.
An sxpreas asgon runt rtaily to all parts of th. city.
McaU by Wholesale
" at Special Rates.
J. H. DECKER . . .
The old and relisbie barber has his rasors just
suarp as can do rouna, ana will slisvs you
fortsbly and quickly for only fifteen cents.
OIVE HIM A CALL AT THE
The Uble will be supplied with
Board by the Day, Week, cr
, Everything Clean. A 8hsre o! Your Pstronsge is Boiler., i.
A. H. BLAKESLEY, Prop, ST. HEI.F:o
DRUG STORE
ROSS, Prop.
ST. HELENS, OREGON
THta LIAOINO FAMILY
HOT SI. HAS BEEN COM
PLBTELV RENOVATED.
will surely find him st this hotel.
c. w.
KN0WLE5,
Proprtotar snd MaawgaS
BB"SJS lajBBF
Groceries
asffW FeV
OF ASD DBA LIES IV
j UKtUOri
two) Plac. to Bocae. .
Yanir Fesah M.dlclM.
DR. J. B. HALL.
ClsteSaata.
with the Best Edibles and DolicV
.
St Helens. Oregon
MERCHANTS OF
Cornelius. Ocm.
FOR. STAQE DATES.
CAMPERS SUPPLIED
Sweetland & Sheldon,
Mala St.. St. Haloaw. Oragaaj
i.i.-.' 1 . ,
SB
com-
OLD STAND ON STRAND ST
tba best tha market affords. V - ' . '
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