The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913, January 04, 1895, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextOREGON MIST. UaXIBHKD KVIBY FRIDAY, filDMEAD PARAOEAPM Cowrrr Seat- Tito Nehalera Jour nal and Caibiatr.et Cntsettee have a county Mat eon test started in Colum bia county. They do not My whether the eounty seat It to be at Vernonla or Cethtaiiiat, but perhaps they will IiImIii in dua time. We, (if 8l. ua, ku.w vary little about auuli mat ters. , ,: SlXTEM IN Out FaNILr.i-In the Christmas disaster at Silver L.ka, Ore foil, there were elk-teen ,irn be Wing l una family erllie. in alia fl-im'. Tbay are J. J. Buick wife ana three children, Waliar Bulok, and ten relatives of tbeae two faniiltee. ' Tbe Bulck ara sons of Senator D. 8. K. Baick, of Rosebure;. V ww Ybab'b Baix. The ball a Wen on Tuaaday night at tha otara house wet well attended by the people of ! city, ScappooM, and other tilacee near by. Musk) waa furnished by Brire's orchestra, .of Riditerteld, and supper eerved at tha St. Helena hotel. Th.we tm sent seemed to fully enjoy the even ing, and not until 4 : 80 In tha morn ing did tha festlvltlee conclude. "Jan flaw . Woaa- Orchard A Jones, prriatnra of iho 8t. Helen rater wmke, ara considering a plan for putting In a gravity ayalem and bringing tha water from a apriiig on Milton creek. They bare not defin Italy decided tha matter, however, and consequently no preliminary work hat bean dona. B-tter water would be vary much appreciated, and it would not be bard to improve on tha preeent ayetaro. A'asaamvTa Bioocao. The etale board of eonaliaatioo in session at 8e- . . a a lam Monday made ewne large reouo tiona in property assessments In a num." brr of counties of the state. In Colum- bla county tha aaaaa'ad valuation of town lta and improvementa thereon wm reduced tan pea eenl. On rail road, wagon road, improved ad unim proved lende, railroad track and tel." graph Hnee, a redaction of SO per rent waa made. Tha aeeeeement in a uuni bar of oountiee area nnr hanged. A Good Market. It ia aaid that another raft will ha constructed in the big frama at 8tella early neat enrini. It ia the opinion I men who Know we eccoDtricitiee of Mother Ocean, and bava anaot a life-time on tha bound ing billow, that about the. only way tha promote ra can gat their raft to Bun Francisco, la by takine it overlaod Tbey ahould never ba allowed W go w sea with it, lor history sbowe plainly that they area enuree of great danger to navigation. One doer like that of . Wet winter ia enough tor ntoie than a . generation. : " ' : : ; Thit All Lacoiud. The writer furniahad amusement for tha akaier ibia week. On Saturday ha look i Leader, and after aoing through an ac rahatio performance in mid air for aome lima, alighted on hia em-ak (whirh, of course, wai hard ft mi) but before the ten aeeonrfa were up ha waa on hia tans attain rmdy lr another kowk-ooi blow. utindey tne enter laioment waa rvaumed by (be aame Individual taking another leap. this tlmo knocking the b-e out and golni thmunh to a deeplh 'f Mveral feet, after which to eerure a loat skate bt special aet ofaubinarln diving brought dowo tha audience.' In the absence Of no oolleotion being taken up Hie performer itruck out for warmer qur ten, . Vovr PaYtew irt The lstt four day of teat week were greatly enjoyed by the people of thia vicinity who en joy ice abating. On Wednesday the toe waa euffloiantly etrong to bear up the average email boy, and on Tnure day all ciaaaee, agaa and aliee were in the mldl of hilarity, which continued all day Saturday and Sunday, and waa topped about o'clocB Btinaay mi-nt by a light fall of enow. Friday , the fee waa at ita beet, and waa all that the heart could desire in that line. The lakea bark of Iowa alwaye furnish akating aeveral days in advance ol any other locality in thia section, not, perbapa, because it ia ooldar hare, but because we have email lakea covering several acree each, where the waler ia hallow, which fteewover before larger and deeper bmlieaur water da me four day' abating waa, indeed, treat . to tboae who enjoy aurh aport. Masonic Ibitalutiox 8t. Helens Loda No. SJ. A. F. A A. M.. held a publio InsUllation of officers for the ensuing year on December ST (8u Johns Dav) and installed Ihe following officera t W. M.. D. J. Switser ; 8. W., . . E. Onlck : J. W.. U. W.Clark ; Sec C. H.Johna; treasurer. James Mnckle Jr.; senior deacon. T. C. Watia; Jnm t lee deacon, Judeon Weed ; senior stew ard, Mr. Vivian ; junior ateward, Geo, Anderson: tvler. Washington Muckle . The inaUllina nffleera war Pa t Grand Master J. C. Mnreland, of Portland, and Paat Master 1J. C Tedfnrd. Alter the Installation the anembere and in viled frienda repaired r the lower hall and partook of a eplemftd lunch which had been previously pnpared. The addressee by Judge Mfaland and Judge McBride are aaid to have been eery able and appreciated by thoae preMnt. . ' :- -- '-, ; t. JntnCB Swaobb'i Coobt. Thomas Crowley and Charles Kelley, who live near the mouth of Gilbert river, were arrested on a warrant sworn out by G. L. Graham, of Columbia City, last Friday on a charge of felony for steal ine two Mt net from the bitty opposite thia place. The justice decided that ihe crime waa out leinny ana Jie charged the swenard, who were subse quently arrested on a chitrge of lar cenv and after a lure trial were found not auiltr. The same evening Uie aama nartiee were again arrrsteti on a warrant sworn mut by A. Church. "cnsrKing llieni won n- larceny "i net and were fried before a jury Mon ti i exulted In the acnuiltal of .. . . . , KeTie ...... cftnviclloti t'f Cwiwley. The latter w sen tensed to arva thirty day in the MiilioomU county jail and was coovcyf.l to that Institution by ther: J Ict Koniay, : Pnauo Imstallatio. Avon Lodge No 63. Kalghtt of Pythias, held ita anil-annual installation of ofBceta taat Tuesday evenlne?. This waa tha flrat flnstallalloo of officers of Avon Lodge. The services were public and were witnessed by (ha members of the lodge and their wives and friends to the number of about eighty. The regular ceremony waa interspersed with ruinio liiKlrumental and vocal- and at the ooncluaion Judwe McBrida delivered a very able and instructive address, touching jMirticul-rly tha wtrk and u'OirreM of the order, which he char acterised aa being strictly American In Its oriiln. The Instrumental duets nn the mandolin ml guitar by Mr. S. 0. Davis and Mies Jocie Groves with acconipaiiiineni by Mra. Mnckle were plandid. Mr. ILirrlaoti Alten'a orig bml romlqiie aolo, "The People of St Helena." with Mra. Allen aa acmm- naniM, was Indeed a treat and was greatly enjoyed by those present. At tha conclusion a vote of thanks was tendered those who bad asuiated to ward making the evening a pleasant one, and by unanimous tequeai Judge M' Brklf cona-nted lo at ow hia addreM to be punlmhed, wlnn the cerenmnire were broiighl to a ciee and thoe iireaent nilnal d loaeilier In soclsl rhut and handihaking for soma time Mure leaving Hie bull and we believe all want away carrying with thrni a good impreeaion of the order of Knights d fylhtaa aa a aociai, nenevoient, and charitable institution wtinae object i for tha upbuilding of nivilisstioo and the hetterment of mankind. The of ficers Installed were i 0. C , Dave DavU; V. O., W. A. Harris; P., Jxnies rtheldun; M. at A.Jaa. Cos; M. of W D. I Switeer: M. of K. E. E. Quick; M. of F C. H Ifewell; K. of K. atMl s., fjhee. Pavis ; I. U., V, w. BlakesleyiO.O. Jas. Mmkle. jr.; W. I). Conavll, iructee for three years. DimacaCovBasots Damcivo. An average walls takx one over three quarters of a mile, a square dan-e mak rn over over half a mile, and a Hop eoiial a tood mile. Count op for yourself how nin. li Hw girl with well filled programme traverse in an evening. Twenty dmiree on the average you know. Of Iheee about twelve are weltge. Thete at once are i.ine mile. Three glle and ahe haa l'ioe twelve milea. Five other daises at half mile apiece lring her t fifteen hi ilea to any nollilng i tb lntentiiaion etr. ll snd the lrit U the dreesipg rMm lo renovate one's gwn end roni-lesin. And ilu ee are proh ably the aame girl who were too deli fate ta wash the nm"r dihefurHma." iAa Oth cbk Sib Ua.Ttie til.f 0o lunibii county i siiu-'e1 at St. Ht-l en. Ihe omnty seat, bnt the stru-tu- i so fiimaily built t hat Sheriff Dnan i afraid In trust bis long term pri-onrrs within it, fearing (hey mighi walk out thMiih the sides nf the building. Aa a consequence tha prisoner sentenced to more than five day" incarceration is bmnght to Portland and placed in the coanly tail bare, the cost of hi keeping being charged lo Columbia county. A this charge ia slinhtly in esress nf the net cost of the prisoner's Wield. C Jumbia county's lack of jail facilities proves a source of revenue to Ibis county .Portland Bun. Sbvbsb 8ow 8TOBM. Western Oregim ia mw in the ninli-t 4 one of Ihe mnst sevtra snow storms in the bistorv of tha M aihwn-t. Up tit no-Hi veslerdav snow hd fallen to a depth of about 10 inches. In the morning it rained and sleeted for some time. making a bard crust on lopbut later a second fail of snow began and con tinued during ihe day. Many persons in the county are short of feed for etoek. and should the storm continue and the n lay on for any taugthof time stork will aofler greatly. Aside from thia m stiff, ring ia anticipated, though it ia impossible for people to foll.'W hair daily vocatlona in earuiog a iiveiinoiKi. PERM POINTER. R. McQrew went to St. Helena last Satorday. B. H, Bailey is spending a few day at home wilb his family. D. H. Pone, of Ibis place, spent Christnate in Or gun City with hi sis- tor, sir Roberta. Moat pt the Milton creek logging canine ara shut down now owing lo the recant cold snap. rVhoel commenced at the residence ortC. O. Mover. Wednesday, Mra. Mover wiing instructor. R. H: Bailev's residence caight Are Sunday niorning. and would have sta.n been in ash mi v lor IM QtllCB wura of Mr. ahd Mrs. B.iile :. As it ia only slight dtmage ia done. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is fnv tiu tor Is cures of bad colds It o.eti tha sections, relieves the tnngs and sldanaiire in restoring the system lo a hatliliv condition. If freely used a soof aa the "old haa been ronlr cte l, andbafuro it h become settled In the ayskiu.jt greatly leaden the seventy of tin stuck ami ha onen riireo in a sinia dav what would have been a c verlcoldi For sale by Dr. Edwin Rw drtjgUt. - At. Jama C. Wilson, who ha been aniiinted bv Elder One. of the M. E. ('Hub. tt the Bt. Helen charge, made hisNrst visit to thia city ruesaay, ami pulU a good nan of the day getting acquainted. The reverend gentleman hasfa family but we did not learn wheher or not he would take up hi reaKeiice here permanently. An bid Bldieia eeaaaseaae.tlew. tithe late war I was a soldier in the Fir Maryland Volunteera, Comany G. pnring my term of aervice I con tractd chronic diarrhosa. Since then I ha used a great amount of medi oine,btH when I found oe that would givame relief H would injure my shmjach, un"1 Chamberlain' Colic, Chotra and Diarrhoea Remedy was l.roitoht to my notice.1- I used it and will ley It ia the only remedy that gave ma iwrmauent relief and no bad ivoilte fnllied; I ,wke pleaaure in faVonv memiiifijt this preparation to all of my old eo.radehn, while giving their serf- fneirwiuntfy, rontraoled this fcWiful disease aa I did, from est ing ; til ( Lome and uncooked food. Yoiire i.ulf, A. E- Bending, . Hsjaey, Oregon. ,ror sale by Pr. Edwlo tc PBItSONAIi AND OBMKItAL. Thomae Cooper went to Portland Monday. " W. H. Dolman waa in Portland last Wedueeday. Messrs. Orchard and Jones, the water system men, were in town Tuet Last Saturday waa the OregnnianV children's day at the Portland eipt' rhion. Misa Mary Burke, of Rainier, was present at the New Year dance at this place. Charles Lounsbsrry end a friend, of Portland, were iu tne city Tuesday visiting friends. Thia ia the kind ot weather that makes a woodpile look sick. , Fortu- uately fuel ia cheap. ' Judge T. A. McBride came down from Portland Tuesday morning auJ returned Wedneaday. County court neat Wednesday, and probata mailer will be looked after on Monday and Tuesday. Misa B lie Parry, of Ranier, waa in attendance at Ihe dance given at thia place on Hew Year night. Mis Susie Holcomb, of Portland, speut New Year ill this place, the guest of Mis Frankie Way. John Spencer, of' Brownaville, Ore gon, waa in Bt. Helena last Biinuay, the oral time iu many year. The Knights of Pythias wish to thank the Masonic brethren for favors extended Tuesday evening. A large number of people from the Waeliington shore were preeent at the dauce at thia place last Tuesday. W. A. Harria returned from Verno- ni Saturday, where he bad been to viatt bis family on the homestead. Serenity turned into severity waa the sight which greeted the eye of tha pop ulation of Hi. Helens Wednesday morn ing Mies Anna Mer.ill, who haa been aerioUsli ill at this place for some time. wa reiuov.-d to a ho pit I in Portland last Saturday. Uregon ua izo sno'Minaie i--owes of Oh! Fellow, wnb a nio'iihership of &.1H0, and 56 R- bokah l.xlgrs wi b S288 mt mbere. TUT was so e jovabb dance jrivcu at the residence, ol Nimi.B .ker, at G il ion. Friday night last and it wa re orU.d a guud atieuJancs was present. Among other Christ man festivities in Beaver valley we note a d.itice at 'obn N. lson's and one at Allw-rl At kins', butt of wliich were enjoyabl. affaira. Mr. W. B. lill..nl went to portlaod Weilmaday lo argue a motion tu the Columbia county band cases, which are now pending in i be court of .Mult nomah e unty. Mia Dell Bii'l--r returiw-tl a fedjy sgo after a rvral wek's visit to Or gon City. Misa Boiler expect lo sM-nd a mnsidereble arliou f the winter in the falls city. Dr Rose wa home from St. Vin Cent h.wpital to spend New Year, and to look after business affaire. He re turned Wednesdy morning t bis at of duty aa hospital stugen. Mrs. L"ii Miller, of Ln Rk, Ore gon, ia visiting friends snd relatives at Gillton. Bhecame down t have her eyes treated by Dr. Btanchard, of that i lace, and will probably remain all winter. . :" , i fir. W. C. King haa the shingle mill which he recently moved to near Reu ben, in successful oeratinn. He cuta from 35.000 to 28,000 ehinglea a day, and will ship from the wharf at Reu ben. Mr. W. B. Dillanl went to Portland last Saturday night to bring so i e friend down lo enjoy the ice, hut be fore tbey arrived the enow had fallen .and apoiled the skating. Secretary of State McBrHe. wh.i lias been in New York taking treatment for his lanui knee, write that hi- con ditl-m i greatly improved, and he ex pects lo be at hia post of duty at the capital when the legislature meets. Mr. J. F. Belford, district court re porter, of Denver. Col , waa in ibis city New Year day visiting hi old friends, Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Allen. He left Wednesday for his home, accompan ied as far a Portland by Mr. and Mra. Allen. The New Year Oregonian i-f forty pages, waa received here with'a great deal ot anxiety and was greatly ap preciated ; not because it waa the Ore gonian, bat becauae it contained much descriptive matter peitaining lo our great etater.--- ---- yfrand Mra. Clisrte U. English, Mr. and Mrs Frank Bishop, Mr. Erwin Heffert and two sisters, and Mr. Fred Hende'aon, ,f Deer Island, tb. ten'le men all being member of thia baJge, were present at the K. of P. installa lion Tuesday nigh'. Also Mr. and Mr. N. A r"erry, of Huluu. J 8ome time sgoMr. RiiiiOii Gi.I.llisoin j of 8s n Luis Rey, Csl., wa troubli dj with a lame back and' rheumatism. ' He used Chamberlain's Balm and a prompt , cure wa eBVwd. He aavs lie has aince advised many of his friends to try it. and all who Imve donn so haveapoken highly of il. It is for sale by Dr. Edwin Rws, druggiat. Mr. M. C Case, who has just closed a nine mon b's term of scho4 at Houl tnn, haa gone to Washington oounty, where he is In teach m five month's term of school. Mr. Caso ia not only qnslifled iuiellecttmliy to have charge of children, but he ia possessed of a good, moral eharaotcr, something that every school hoard should carefally inquire into before hiring a teacher, but which ia not always done. Those low, mean, contemptible, lit tie acta of pilfering are being freely inflicted upon the good people of Ihe quiet little liieighborhnod of Bachelor Flat, greatly to their annoyance, and if there ian't a auddan slop made in their meanness the perpetrators will be visited br a vlgiltuce committee and informally Invited to make them selves scarce. Th parties are known and thia little item ia meant for their own personal good, r AN OVERTCKNKD liAMP. Oaaaee the Death of Forty-Two Pen pie at stirrer Iake. -Klamath Falls, Or., Dec. S8 A most horrible holocaust occurred at Hilver Lake. Or.. Christmas eve. Over 40 people gave up their lives. Sixteen ware badly injured, nve oi wnom win probably die. While Santa Claus was ...ukliiv morrv. i l.e little children who had assembled in the hull above Chria- iniiii Rrolhura' atnrw. With their Par- etits,brothersnd sisters, little dreamed of the horrible fate they were tasm to meet. TheLakeviaw Examiner says: hHiuimsiii Mtieiniiied to irel where he could see and bear better by Jumping upon a bench In tne mutate oi tne nan. In doing so, his bead , struck a 1 un hanging from the ceiling, causing the oil to run out which immediately caught Are. While trying to take the lamp down, it was tipped so that the oil ran out on the floor. From that time on the scene waa terrible to be hold. Some eaid, 'Shut the door and keep quiet, it can be pnt out,' whil others screamed and yelled. The lamp was finully taken down but it Ml to the floor. In the attempts of the peo ple tu escape, it was kicked to the door, where it lay motionless, aa it could not be touched on account of the intense heat. People were comiielled to go through the flames, in order to reach Ihe door, end frantically rushed lo their doom. The killed are : "Mra John Bntck, Fr- ddie and the baby ; Mrs. Ow Icy, Lillie and Br ice; J. J. Bunk ao.l bis daughter; Mrs. 8uelling; Mrs. H .ward and two cbil dren; Wood Hurst and wile; Mra. Cosbow ; Frank West, hia wue anu two children ; Ed. Bwen; Misa Mc runluv. T J Lamhrlea and child : Mrs. Ward, sr.; Mrs. U. F. Abshier; Frankie Horning: Mra. Pavne; Mra. Heme William and child : W. Clai Martin and wife: Robert Small ; Mia. Ella W.ni and child: Frank Rom. his ,..i.ihar anil aiater: RoV Ward's child: Ira Hamilton, and Mrs. Gus 8chroeder and child. -The five injured, who are likely lo die are: "Mr. T. J Labrie, Bob Snelling and iier. and E.I Pavne and son. The iMvtoffioe and tin- entire slock of aiajds of Cnrisman Brothers, which were hi the bull J ng.a iwo-sury struc mre, were ron-niiied with it." YL.VK8TER TO G ROVER. Hta Exoellencr Olvea Hia Eara a ImI Official Flap. O'lvrrnor Penuoyer, of Oregon, has sgitin tskvn his pen in hand and in ditd a letter to President Cleveland, of which the folloing is a full text : POBTLABD. Or., DC. $5 To Presi dent Cleveland, Wasliiogtoit, D C: Ctiritma ha one more visited nr stricken land wiihi s prn-tr.ted iudas tiiea snd its idle throngs, wilon- but unalde 'o work, and ir willingly forced 10 beg or suff.-r. Your panacea change in the 8herinai I iw and tariff has la-en administered, but there I no change in Ihe sad condition of out u .fortunate enmity. Af'er two years of rninons delay and niisin.iiisgeuient you have, thank heaven, at list dis covered the real trouble, although you have not proposed the proer remedy. A you now concede,! he country needs more money, but it does not want the worthless stuff you proffer. I' meds gold end silver money with a hich to l .ay debts, and it does not want hank rags with whe-h il cannot py debt. Thirty years ago the democratic party had a president that defied the banks in ihe interest of the people. Ha it now a president that defies the peonle in the interest of the bank! All the irMition of the party mat elected you are for gold and silver money, and against hank currency. Jni yon aspire to furnish an example of treason to Ihe cause entrusted to your cere, which will he without any pa allel, except one, in all the annals W AmeHcan history. Your party in both hiHJsee favor the restoration of Jilver aa etandard money, the people actually suffering from tha existing prostration of business, favor it. and will you not stand with them in over turning the monumental ilicy nf the British uiont jed 'ohligarchy, which ia fast degrading our fir country to ihe subjugated province, and I ur hitherto free people to the condition of finan cial Mrfdom. Alwaye remembering the unemployed multitude all over our broad land, I pray that God may give you light and strength to do the right. BORN. If 18KB tt Rainier, Oregon, nn Dec in her - lUtli, 14M, to the wife of C. W. U.aher, a son. All concerned are doing well. Farm For Sale 1 AA an-s. mostly Improved, two ml es J Vvr from .-nnntv seat, gxaal bank barn. Kith died attached, hard-nni-h d h"U- with K1 o i et ilar; also farming iinplenieuta. JO! ck i'st.. 5 cow. 2 liorses. wagon, hack, hgs, .ouiigcattl -. hou-ehold goods, etc. Pr oe .m Inoul e of i M1W. K. K tXlDFRKV. tit. IIa!eus, Ci.luiunia County. Oregon. SHERIFF'S SALE. Bv virtur or aiTekkcittion. judo msot, order snd decrse, duly lesueit out of and un.lsr tli sesl of the Clrouti court if th stale of oreson. County of Ooliiinbla, In favor of Ml. Robert McMsth. as plaintiff, vs John May nsrrt, W. H. Cooyrs, snd N. U. Hover, ss le fsndsnls, lo mt duly directed, dstsd In 10th dsy of lieoimhsr, IrM, mD a Judumtnt sud dscrs readers t on the 16th dsy of May, MM. sua sutured on th lth day ol Hay. IBM, la fsvorof Mrs. Kokert MoM.ith, plaintiff, snd airst:iM John Mayiiard, W. H. Uonyere snd N. H Moyer, defsn.iants. for Ihr sum of 1300 with interest thsrson. at th rat of 10 per rent per annum, Irom Ihs lh dsy of Jauuarv, lf. snd 1100 stioroey's fee, snd tb further sum of fMM eosia. also th oosts on ihls suit, eom insn.ilns rat to mtkt sal of lh followin d aorlh.! resl proerty to wit: Lot t of section IT. township north, rsnrrs 6 west of Willsmstt msridlan, sltosted In Columbia oounty, tUte of hr -Mth. 1M4. il was fiirthr ordered end dsoreed that ths southeast one quarter ol tn soutnesst ons qusner, sua InuS. a and V. section 17. townohtD north ranic, west of th Willamette meridian, situ atsdin Columbia oounty, Bute of Orston, b sold nder Ihls dear, or nouth and uflloieot thereof to saUnfy this Judnnisnt, interest, oosts, snd scoruintt owls. Now, therefor, by virtu of ssid execution, Judgment, ordsr and deoree, aod la complianos with th- eommands of said writ, I will, en Saturday, the Mth dsy. of Janu ary lAWi, at ths hour of 10 o clock A M at th front dKr of th oounty eourthouse, in St. nel na, Columbia eountv, Oreron, sell, subtest to redemption, at public kurtion. to th hiKhest bidder, for h, all tb r1ht. title and Interest whieh lh above named defesdanu or either of thsm had on th Sib day of January, ltttt. or sines bad In arf- to the sbordascribed leal property to tMhify said eieoutlon, Judgment, order snd dertee, intarest eost sud all ang a tnsoose v, r -1'! ft"" "Tof Colum' I nJ, Oref - Awarded Highest Honor World' Fait DJG 1GvvCiBIl MOST PERFECT MADE A pare Crape Craam of Tartar Powder. Frs from Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant. 40 YEARS THE STANDARD. IMmolaliwai net lee. NOTICE Is hereby given that tb part nrrxhln heretofore sxlsliii between J. 8. Ciaiiinaer and Oeorya A. Hrinn. doing buidaes snder tiie Arm nam of Cloninaer A Brlnn, is this dsy ril-solved by mutual consent, George A. Brinti. retiring. J-tt. tHoningrr assume all liabilities o( tba drni and all account ar payable to him. Bt. lieu lis. ur., jjeceniDer iz. iset. J. 8. CtoBiaaaa. dMjll Pan. A Bmss. Kwtlce t t'lwail aettleaaaat. NOTICE Is hereby given tbat Alf John mnn adiiiiniairator of the estate of Charles Thegod. decened, bas filed li nnal awouul, arm id Hearing oi nojii-iwns to same lias been set by the Hun. Dean Kta:.chsrd.e. iintv jadse, for Kriday. the Ilth day of January. lHUS, st 10 A. M., at the county courthouse in tit. Helens, Ore gon, at wliicb time and place any objec tion to saw will b heard. dHjll ALf JOHNSON, W.J.Kic. Admloistrator. Attorney for Administrator TaKistiatg's NwTit-K. COUVTY TKgARDgga'S Officc, St. Hgutaa. Or., Jan. 2, 1895. Notice is her-by given that all unnnid Cnnte Warrant of said UountT which have been i.resentd and endorsed "Not Pr.id for Want of Kuuds." up to Hep. 10th tHM, also Warrants No. 2342, 23W. 2347, ZU. m. tH&. 2844, 2361, ZS5P, and 2350. will he naid noon nresetitftt on at tills ofBca. Interest will not be all.. wed after dut- of lids uoti-e. E. M WHtKflW, Trra'urer of Columbia rounty, Oregon. r)ic to Creditors. rfHK nndei-Hicned havinc been anuninted 1 adiulni-traiorof tbe e-taw of O.eOlst n. deceased, all persons having claim aeainst said estate are requested to pieeni the same to me with proper voucher at my residence, in the town ol Weer tsiana in Cobimhi i couniv. State of Ore.on, witbiu i.i x month-, froni tbe dale hereof . Dated January 2. )89o. Mil KD WIN MERRILL. Adniii Mr .tor afnre-aid. When Baby wa sick, w gav her Casterla. Wbta ah wa a CollJ. aba criod f or Castoria. When ah. became M tss, she dang to Csatarkw Wben abe had Cli&lion. abe rvetlwn Castoria, PEOPLE Desirous Buying A HOLIDAY PRESENT ' WeeM a west to order lis . Q.HEITKEMPER The Portland Jeweler, Corner of Third and Morrison. Ton will save at least 25 per cent, and get eood foods. Diamonds, wslehm, silverware, optical goods, etc. Your correspondence Is solicited. . J, IS", S I usse i v HAIR DRESSER -A5D T0NS0RIAL ARTIST. Having recently located in tha city and wishing to establish myself, I invite the public lo favor me with at least share of your trade. Sharp, keen razor. COLBDBN'8 OLD BTAXD ST. HELENS, : : : OREGON PROFESSIONAL. rpHOMAS C. WATTS, NOTARY PUBLIC. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS TAKEN, CONVEYANCING AND GgNEgAL NOTARIAL WORK DONE. REUBEN. OREGON jr. a. p. McLaren, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. v Rainier. Oregon. D K. H. r. cur. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. St, Helen, Oregon. JJ. . I. HALL, PHYSIPIAN AND SURGEON. Clatskanie, CoIumMa oounty. Or. JJB.J. M P. CHALMERS, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. 8t. Helens. Orefton. M. ME8ERVE, Surveyor and Civil Engineer " DKLEN A, OREGON, tonnty Bnrvor. land Surveying, Town SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT There has just been received s large assortment of pore snd freh dings, patent medicitis, etc . Also numerous other articles width ar found lu all nrst-clss drug store. KaoMiabor thai lb place la buy yvar drugs Is at a drag star. SAINT HELENS - - - TOILET ARTICLES - - - This hons alo enrties s very dirge UKortmetitnf fancy notions, consisting of toilet arti. les siirb as perfuiusrv, snsn. tooth-bruslifest baillipoWders, and m (act all article included in tbat I n. Also wriOng pa.sr aod school supplies. PRESCRIPTIONS COHPODNDED DAY OR NIGHT A competent pharmacist Is always on hand ready to compound prescriptions on abort order. Mr. Ross is ever watchful of tb public' demands, snd yon will always find what you want at bis estabUhment, DR. EDWIN MAIN STREET ST. CHARLES HOTEL If yon want to meet a friend yon Corai r Front and Morrison St. Portland, Oregon. l DART & MUCKLE P Are once more doing business at the old stand formerly oe t Ml cupled by Muckle Bros., where can be found a complete stock of ri Fresh Staple Groceries I Jnnt from tha best markets of the world. They also have a J new and complet Una of ....... I Ladies' Dress Goods, Latest Patterns. ( beaming mat tnetr noca wouia oe incomplete wiiaoar,, iocs. J gentlemen also carry a large Invoice of .... . Ladies' and Gents' Fine Footwear g-JssHaT rr ' "' MUOKLB BROS MAHVFACTtTBSEa Rough and Dressed Lumber :FIR AND Of Every Style, AT THE OLD STAND, ST. HELENS, Clatskanie Drugstore u- PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED AT ALL HOURS Patent Hediclnea, Frascrlption Drags, Toilet Articles, Fancr Notion, etc. . u ciea the market affords. TERMS REASONABLE FOR REGULAR BOARDERS Having been newly refurnished we are prepared to give aatiafao- ' tioo to all our i.alrons, and solicit a ahnre of your patronage. : J. GEORGE, Proprietor, St. Helens, Oregon KUTT BIROS THE LEADING MERCHANTS OF Vernonia and Cornelius. Ogn. WRITE TO CORNELIUS FOR STAGE DATES. FISHERMEN AND CAMPERS SUPPLIED St. Helens MEAT - flARKET All Kinds jut fresh and salted meats, saar, and fish. . An express wagon runa daily to all parts of tba eitv. MeaU by Wholesale at Special Rate. . . J. H, DECKER ... .. The old and reliable barber bas bis ratora just aa aharn as can be found. anl will ahave vou com forubly and quickly for GIVE HIM A CALL. AT THE The table will be supplied with Bosrt by the Day, Week, or Everything: Clean. t x, , A Jr.. DRUG STORE ROSS, Prop. ST. HELENS, OREGON THIS LCAOINO FAMIl Y HOTEL HAS BEEN COM PLETELY RENOVATED. will surely Snd him st this hotel. C. W. KNOWLES, Proprietor sad Manager OF ANU DCALBSfl IN CEDAR: Grade and Variety ORECOtt th. Ptsce t. teem Your Fresh Medicines DR. J. B. HAUL. Prsortctor .Clartskaal. Orocoa t.v .u. r , tj:i.i-. i tvi: : Sweetland & Sheldon, Main St., 5t. Hsleas, Oregoe only fifteen centa. OLD STAND ON STRAND ST tbe best the market afford.. ' ; Mcath atRgEsen ... ' ol Your Patronage is 5a-' t ;