The Oregon mist., July 12, 1895, Image 2

OREGON MIST.
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CL.ATSKANIB COMMENTS.
T. UELBNI) OREUON, JULT It.
Notwithstanding the bard timet
earned by free trade agitation, people
who come here from other countries
are loth to return to their old homer,
ays the MoMinnville Reporter. When
the World't Columbian Exposition was
held the provisions of the alien con
tract labor law were suspended until
one year after the cloee of the expo
ition, ao far ai the employes of tbe
various exhibitor were concerned.
At tbe bx pi ration of that time persons
of the clasa named who did Dot volun
tarily return to their own countries
were made aubject to all the processes
and penalties applicable to aliens com
ing In open violation of the law. Con
gresa made no provision for the en
forcement of thia epecUl law, and it is
practically a dead letter. Three fourth
of the peraona who came in 1892 are
till in the country, and propose to
remain because they consider it tbe
best country on earth ia which to
make a living.
Fsoat reading the Grant Pas Ob
server one would naturally believe the
whole of Southern Oregon i a bed of
gold. There 1 little room for doubt,
however, that Southern Oregon is rich
in mineral resources, and that the vi
cinity of Grants Pass is an especially
favored spot is undisputed. Mining
in Southern Oregon is all done by the
hydraulic process, and in localities
where water can be bad a good profit
' is realised by those engaged in the
business. Tbe soil is said to all be
mixed with gold, ao that it makes
little difference where tbe water ia
turned on. .
A xumbek of Pendleton men who
are blessed with wives, Bays tbe Trib'
tine, have made arrangements to pro
cure what is known as a "special It'
cense for traveling." It reads : "This
ia to certify that mv husband may,
with ray free and full consent, drink
as much as he likes, and enjoy the so
ciety of any lady while away from
home. I want him to enjoy life while
ha lives, aa he will be a long time dead.
baid license to be void unless accom
panied by the wife's bona fide signa
ture.
PERIS POINTERS.
We have fair weather again.
T. A. Siuda is making hay on Bock's
pi
B. F. Pope and R. H. Baily are nearly
inroogu nayanaaing.
Barry Sherman, of Yankton, is staying
at me noma oi u. u, stover.
Thoe. Holstein is having thirty aero of
land siaabea on dim Milton .creek place tuts
summer.
Blackberries are getting ripe, bot the crop
is not Koine to be as heavy aa was at first
expected.
The recent rains did very little damage
to hay in this vicinity, and was a benefit to
sui growing crops.
C. Crons and family are staying on the
Fray place taking rare of tbe hay crop.
Albert Merrill Is viMtlng his brother,
hob. norinan Merrill, tnts week.
Ctstskanie celebrated the Fourth In (mod
style, wilb plenty of rain to prevent tires
and check tbe ardor of any whose enthu
siasm was likely to pet beyond proper
iMtiinds. jne city Had been exiensivel
decorated, tbe Deonle bad been invited am
the panple were bound to come, rain or
shine, so that our streets were tilled by 9
oTcioc in tn morning, a speaker wan on
hand, the band was rea'ly ai d (he celebra
tion must jro off. The nttional anlute had
been tired, end every body for a mile
around wakened up early. The calailiurmv
inn parade was quite striking hut not large
in numbers. The church was tendered (or
the oral on and extra vests were placed in
side until its capacity wat readied. At It
o clock the bouse was tilled by people to
listen to the proceedings. Tbe bund played,
the choir sang, an address of welcome by
K a. Hattin. prertiient oi tne council, was
tollowed by the orati n of thedey by Judge
P. H. Ward, of Portland a niaterlv.
thnnuhtful and pleasine address that was
listened to very a'tenrtvclv with evident
eniovment and profit. An adjournment
waa followed oy dinner ann trie snorts
tbe afternoon bepiuninit with a tipht rone
performance by rrofessor 1-exort that was
anod. The rain had slopped tv this time
and a number of race followet"wit)i an ex
hibition of lon-rollin- by Messrs. Johnson
and Joe Id ion that was tremendously sp-
Jilauded by the crowd. All went well until
P. M., "when another vigorous shower
drove the crowd to shelter, and for fifteen
minutes there was a tremendous down
nonr. Dnrine this time, however, Pro'esor
Lexort aave an exhibition at Oonyrra' hall
that was good. In the evening the fire
works came off. followed bv a dance in the
scnooi no use wnicn was aepi up ait uignt
The report of an explosion heard about
s:3t o ciot-K in our city last Saturday even
ing excited no particular interest until less
than an hour later Mrs. R. A. Llllach, who
had left here for her home, on horseback,
returned and excitedly told that tbe fine
residence of James Fisk about two niilea
out had been blown to pieces, and she
thought she saw part of the mangled re
mains of a human being lvinz near. The
news spread very fast, and men, women
and shil iren started at once for the scene
of the accident. Arriving there the storv
was found to be true, and tbe remains of
tbe hnu-e were on fire, while fragments
were scattered about in evary direction.
I'arts of a man's body were found about
the scene of the explosion, but not enough
to identify the bo iy exoept by fragments
of clothing, and these indicated that tbe
body was that of James Fisk himself. It
was known that there had been a Quantity
of giant and Jud-on powder about tbe
premises used in blowing up stomps, and
it is supposed that some of this which was
known tn be stared in an outhouse near
the dwelling and possibly in it caused the
explosion, whemer tne result ol accident
or design is nut known. Night coming on
a guard was placed over what pieces of
body could he round, a coroner a jury was
selected by the justice of the pesce to meet
oiouuav uiiruui. aim people WHO DIU
gathered from all directions returned to
iheir homes. On Snndav search was made
for additional parts of the body, but there
was not a great deal more found as the
standing grass made it difficult to find any
thing. What remains con id be found were
taken to the residence of O.J. Brvant from
where ihey were bailed on Monday after
noon in tbe Bryant cemetery. Tne coro
ner's jury spent Monday in hearing whnt
testimony could be secured to throw light
upon the sad occurrence but had not con
cluded their investigation at this writing.
Fisk leaves a wife and two children. He
has been an active loeeer and well Known
in this vicinity.
the Mooresvllle
July 20.
hall on the evening of!
Iloren finished hauling bis hav on
Will Clark Is harvesting for Joe Lawrence
una weea
Foster Cooley left here for Baker City on
rnuav lasi.
Tuesday and ia now boating it to this place.
Henry Blake, who fell and dislocated his
shoulder on the Fourth, is getting along
nicety.
Oook Gamble arrived home from Mo
tana on Friday. He reports dull times in
ine ruining uiiricta.
Kx Chief Parrlsh, of Portland, passed
through this pi see on Moiutay for his
ranch on the Clatskanie.
H. Johnson, of Forest Grove, moved his
family to Mooresvitle this week, where he
lias won in me logging camp.
which ia very good this year.
Our supervisor has done some very good
work on the roads this year, and they are
in oeiier condition man ever beiore.
The mail carriers are up on their ears be
cause they have to wait uutd after 12
o'clock to start from Houlton. arriving at
vernoma aooot lu p. m., too late lor the
people to receive any benefit by the mail
going wrougn iroin rortiana in a aay.
6CAPPOO8E.
Mr. J. H. Crable has rented tbe Willis
place on South Bcappoose.
J. D. McKay has returned from the sein
ing grounds at nil ar jiock.
Rev. M. Judy will hold divine Services in
tne ennren nere ennaay, J uiy 14.
Mrs. W. A. Wann, of Monmonth, is vis
iting her mother, Mrs. W. W. West.
Our blacksmiths have been bnsy these
tiraee repairing ail Kinds oj farm tools and
implements.
W.T. Watts is the possessor of a brand
new self binder, and quick harvesting is
now in order.
Messrs. Price and Swager went overland
to Portland this week to see tbe sights and
vim ice circus.
- Mrs. St. Helens closed a three months)
term of school last week in district No. 1,
and baa returned to her home in Portland.
QCINCY ITEMS.
Mr. White spent the Fourth at home, bat
returned to St. Helens on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Jones, of Fdiw
Clatskanie. were the auesta of Mra. K. M.
Jones last Sunday.
Mr. Alwnod. the G. P. C. T. of the Grand
Lodge of Oregon, visited tbe iodire at this
place last Saturday. There were also some
members from Columbia lodge. No. 6. The
members seemed to eniov their visit. On
Sunday evening Mr. Alwood delivered
lecture on teraperence. A verv large crowd
aiweiuoiea w near mm.
We are aorrv tn aav that tit fin rf.
dence of Mr. Fisk, about a mile from Ouin-
cv. was entirelv destroyed bv fire on Sutur-
day last. Mr. Fik was also destroyed, and
tragmenrs of his body were round after
ward. Tbe cans? of tire is not known, but
there must have been powder in the house
which caused parts of his body to be thrown
in so many ainerent directions.
Independence riav was duly observed hv
the people of this vicinity. The crowd
gathered in the hall on account of tbe rain
wiiere the programme was enjoyed by all.
The oration was delivered by Hon. Schnab
blee, of Portland. Many times the sn-aker
brought fonrth ronsing cheers of enthusi
asm, commendation and patriotism, and
the address, to say tbe least was well re
ceived and greatly appreciated. After the
exercises were over dinner was served, of
wbicn mere was a great plenty. If any one
went awav hungry it was their own fault.
The races took place at 3 o'clock. Miss
Ktht-1 Rotter won the prize for tbe vouue
ladies' race. Miss Nova Butter won tbe
small girl's race; Mrs. H. Syverson won
the married ladies' race: D. J Barnes, the
yonng mens race. Just as every bod v was
prepared to enjoy themselves a verv heavy
shower of rain came, then there was a race
to sea who could get out of tbe rain first.
CROPS AND WEATHER.
Following is the report of the State
Wt-atbt-r Bureau for the week ending on
Monuay. July e. ,
WESTERN OREGON.
Weather Showers occurred on the 3rd.
4th and nth of July, being heaviest on the
4th; the total vainlail was from 0 10 IvO.io
oi an men. Jhe temperature waa much
cooler than the preceding week: the man
mum ranged from Hi t 80 degrees, the
minimum fmn 4'i to 63 decrees. Tbe
weather was cloudy to partly cloudr and
cool up to i-unday; Sunday and Monday
were clear ana arin.
Crops The weather was exceedingly
lavoranie to tut growtn or vegetation.
Previous warm and dry wealher had dried
the surface soil considerably, hence ibe
rain was beneficial. The r.iin did very
slight damage to hay which was down.
Haying has progressed during the past
week. Hay from grain is being made this
week. The second cron of alfalfa will be
cut by the 15th.
Barley is riienlne and will soon be ready
to cut. Bv the 16th fall sown wheat will
begin to ba harvested in the ou.hern coun
ties. The encouraging reports aa to the
wheat, barley and oats continue.
Along tne Immediate coast vegetation
was never better; the hay crop ia especially
heavy, and potatoes promise a heavy crop.
so lar as tne bay and grain crops are coil'
cerned. Western Oregon promises to
eclipse her former yields.
The fruit prospects continue to be of the
most encotir.iging character, its rain on
the 4th did damage to Royal Ann cherries,
but the damage was alight. Peaches are
ripening in Jackson and Josephinecountiea.
and they will be a la'ge crop. Pears, ap
ples and prunes promise their Usual large
crop.
This Is now the season of the vear when
rain seldom fulls: hence it is hardly proba
ble that any rain will occur this year at
tbia season of the year. The temperature
will most likely materially decrease on
Wednesday and Thursday with high fog or
cloudy 1 biirsday to noon. No rain is ex
pected to occur wbeu the change in tem
perature occurs.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for
the County of Columbia.
James F Watson, Trustee; ant Commer
cial National Bank, ol IorUaud, Oregon,
Flaiatifia,
versos
The Columbia Klver Lumber A Fuel Com
pany, ft. L Sabin, S. W. Blasdel. as Re
ceiver; H. B. Borthwick, C. W. Kuowles,
D. J. Moore; H. U. Borthwick and W. M.
Fraine, partners, as Borthwick 6i Frains;
J F. lionjei, aud J. 11. Leavens, Defend
ants. BY VIRTUE OF A JUDGMENT, ORDER, DE
ereeand an execution, duly Issued out of
and under the seal of the above-entitled court,
in the above-entitled cause, to me duly directed,
and dated the 7th day of June. 1S9&. ution a de
cree rendered and entered in said court ou the
16th day of May. 1895, and in favor of James F.
Watson, Trustee; and Commercial National
Bank, of Portland, Oregon, and against the
above-named defendants, for the sum of
tsd 701. M, with interest on $6.564 88 thereof, at
eight percent: on 157.312.76 thereof at nine per
cent, and interest on 1,S3 .19 thereof at ten per
cent, all from May 16th, 1896; and the further
sum of S3.0o7.16. with interest thereon at the rate
of eieht percent ner annum from the 16th dav
of May. 1895; and the furthersum of 32 80 costs
ana aisoursements, ana tne cots ol and upon
this writ, commanding and requiring me tomakr
sals of the following-described property, situ
ated In the County of Columbia, Etale of Ore
gon, to-wit: That certain leasehold Interest,
Srantad, created and described in a certain In
en'ure of Lease, dated the 1 .th day of Decem
ber, 1888, and executed by George 8. Foster and
Eliza Foster, his wife, to the firm of Moore A
Starr, then composed of D. J. Moore and Charles
ft. Starr, which instrument la reccrried lu the
County of Columbia, in tbe State of Oiea'on, at
page 466, in Hook "J," of the Kecords of Deeds
of said County, to which Instrument and rec
ord reference is hereby made for further
and complete description of the term and con
ditions of said Lease, which said Lease was af
terwards duly assigned and conveyed by the
said Lesaees to the said Defendant. Columbia
River Lumber A Fuel Company, by mesne con
vejances therefor duly executed and acknowl
edged, said leased premises being situate in the
County of Columbia, State of Oregon, also the
following-described lands, to-wit: The south
half of the south half of section ten (10). in town
ship six (6), north of range two (2), west of the
Willamette meridian; also the south half of
River lot No. 1, of the river front of Neer City,
in Columbia County, Oregon, as delineated ana
designated on the town plat of Neer City, duly
recorded in the Records of said Columbia f!ouu.
tv, in the office of tbe County Clerk of said
Couuty; also tbe north half of River lot No. 1,
of ttie river front of Keer City, aa the same ap-
rcara oy inepuuox said peercuy, now oi recora
n the office of the County Clerk of said Colum
bia County; also the northwest quarter of sec
tion fifteen (IS), township six (6), north of range
two (2). est of the Willamette meridian, con
taining one hundred and aixtv MfiOl aeraa: and
the southwest quarter of the northeast quarter
oi aeciion nneen (toj. townsnip six (ty, nonn
range two (2), west of the Willamette meridian.
11 J,llill ' '' "Sill? -aa. 1,
SIMMONSV
IwMsBWSffiirawl !v
requlator7
Keader, did you ever take Simmons
Liver Regulator, the "Kino or
Lives Medicines?" Everybody needa
take a liver remedy. It Is a sluggish or
diseasou liver that impairs digestion
And causes constipation, when the waste
that should be carried on remains in
the body and poisons the whole system.
That dulL heavy fbolinir is due to a
tnrnirl liver. Biliousness. Headache,
Malaria and Indigestion are all liver
diseases. Keep the liver active by an
occasional dose of Simmons Liver Reg
ulator and you'll got rid of these trou
bles, and give tone to the whole sys
tem. For a laxative Simmons Liver
Rmrnlntar ia BETTER THAN PlLLS. It
does not gripe, nor weaken, but greatly
refreshes and strengthens.
Every package lias tne Hea a
staniD on mo wrapper, u. xx.
Zeiliu & Co., Philadelphia.
STEAMER
KEHANI
For Portland, Daily,
Leaves St. Helens for Portland via the
Willamette slough, dully, at 6:.1u a M.. ex
cept Tuesday and Friday, upon which days
will leave at 8 o'clock A. at., tom bing at
Oillton and Scsppnose bav points, arriving
at Portland ct V.H0 a. m. Returning, leave
Portland at 3 o clock r. at.
James Cox. Master
FARE 25 CENTS EACH WAY
Willamette Slough Trans. Co.
TBEASliHEII'S IS OTIC a;.
COUKTY TRBA8nftEK'8 OFFICE,
St. Helens. Or., July 6, 1895.
NOTICE is hereby given that all Colom
bia county warrants heretofore pre
sented and endorsed "Not Paid for Want
of Funds" up to March 1 . 18.13, will be paid
upon presentation at this office. Interest
on tbe same will nt he nll 'Wrd after this
date. E. M. WHARTON,
Treasurer of Columbia county. Or.
TBEAHBt B'S NOTICE.
County Tbkabuber's Office,
St. Helens. Or., June 21, 1895.
Kotice is her-by given that all Columhi;
county warrants heretofore presented and
enaorsen "oi rmn tor want ol rnnns
nu tn Jananry 11. lWt, will be paid upon
presents' ion at this office. Interest on tbe
same will not be allowed after thia date.
12ljl9 E. M. WHARTON.
Treasurer of Columbia County, Oregon
FOR PORTLAND, DAILY.
-TIAMtR-
Young America
WILLAMETTE SLOUGH
Leave HI. Helens 6:80 A M
Arrive at Portland ...10:00 A M
Leave Portland 8:00 P M
Arrive at St. Helens 6:00 P M
rAHRiofKltlS.
Will Carry Nothlnn but Passengers
and Fast Freight.
During the summer season, or aa lont as
the water remains hi(h enouith, this boat
will make two n ips each week up Bcappoose
bay on ruosiiays ana i nunya.
JAMES GOOD, Master.
PATRONIZE
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INDUSTRY
SPRING AND SUMMER 1895
OUR THIRD
SPECIAL SALE
8lnoe Removing to Our New Store
AaAarfMyaaaaaa
B. B. QUICK,
Comntiaalooer of
Deeds tor Washington I
a. W. COLE.
, , Notary pablls
Every a) at 1 1 War
ranteel made
Celebrated Albany
Woslan Mills Cas.
elnaere, and maua
lactared an aar
iws Presnleee.
lJ$7.55
FOR A
SUIT
Cole & Quick,
MENS'
All-Wool Suits
TWELVIl
Patterns, tnela
dlni nine and
Black Caevieta.
SU Helens,
Oregon
PROPRIETORS OP
THEY ARE
'Thorn's Numerical System
Title Abstracts"
FOR
Columbia - County, - Oregon
TITLES
Examined and abstracts furnished. Will
attend to matters before the Koart) of
Equalisation; payment of Uses, eta. Real
Ksuts, Conveyauclug, and iosuranoa, and
loana negouatea.
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J.M.flOYER&CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Clothier
Aleuts Albany Woolen Mills
81-83 Third St., Cor. Oak, I
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E. WEAVER,
Hair-Catting ShaYing
NEATLY DONE.
Clean Towels and Quick Woik
YOUR PATRONAQC SOLICITED
ST, HELENS, : i : OBE00N
-THE
Notice of Final Settlement.
XTOTICE Is hereby eiven that theoxrier-
XI signed Ilert-iver, in the suit of Albert
Mirha"! aeain't B. C. Envart and K. R
Spencer, has filed intlieoWceof tbe County
Ultra lor Columbia county. Ureiron, his
final ac onnt anil rerxtrt.and that the judge
m i lie , irvuii etiurfr lur ami, , uumy ami
Xtate, baa appointed Saturday, July 13th.
195. at 10 o clock A. M. of tfiat dav. and
the courtroom of aid court, at St. Helens
Oregon, as the time and place f'r hearlne
and settling saia amount, at a tiicrj time and
place any persun In teres ted mar appear
ana contest tne some. js. ji.
Receiver in suit of Michael vs. Spencer &
tnyart. jl4ulZ
WHITE COLLAR LINE
Strs. Telephone and Bailey Gattert
COLOMBIA RIVERA POOET 80UND NAV. CO
Alder St., Portland; Flavel dock, Astoria,
PORTLAND AND ASTORIA
Telephone leaves Portland daily (except Bun
leavea abioci uaiiy m p.
DEER ISLAND DOINGS.
Tbe Fourth here was not a success owing
to heavy rains. Several of oar people at
tended the exercises in St. Helens and re
port a splendid time.
Miss Addie Lamberson, only daughter of
H. O. Lamberson, was married last week
to Mr. Jack Bee be, and with her husband
will reside in Missoula, Montana.
C. Oliver Rsmsey returned this week
from a few months sojourn on tbe Sand
wich Islands, where he bad goae in quest
of better climate. He seems pleased with
lils Journey and much improved in health.
Shipments of cherries from here have
been quite extensive this year. Cherry (trow
ing is destined to be of some importance
here, and orchardlsts should not forget to
riant a goodly number of Royal Ann and
Black Reoublican cherry trees, these being
tne lavorite snipping varieties.
Work to Commence ait Once.
Astobia, July 10. A. B. Hammond, the
Montana capitalist, has completed the deal
(or what is known as the Seashore road
leading from a point near the city to Clat
sop beach, and poseeslon of the entire prop
erty was nirnea over to nun wxiay. it is
nia intention to construct st once a modern
steel bridge over Young's bav, to connect
' the purchased road with ibe rord to be
built from Uoble to this plsce. Two Das
senger coaches and an enirine have been
shipped from Portland for the tjeashore
xoad. The rlgbt-of-wsy for the Ooble-
Astoria road has now all been secured, and
wurs win oegin wunoui luriuer aeiay. ii
is Deueved Inst the purchase of the Sea.
shore road, in view of its bearing upon the
question of tbe construction of ttie Oohle
Astorta road, is one of tbe most important
railroad transactions in tbe history of the
nuruiwcst. .
Real Estate Transfers.
John Borks to Sarah I. Oilson, 140 seres
Of H. M. Knla-bton donation claim : 11500.
Flora J. Calhoun and husband to Inger-
tou otanwoou, iana in sec o, 1 4 n, r i w;
susu.
D. U. Dorsey and wife to D. A. Snyder.
nwK. sec 11. t 6 n. r 8 w: 1754.
Garner T. Foster to Sarah A. Bole, CO
acres in S or own. sec zu, t e n, r o w :
1300.
Anna L. and Z. M. Potter to Fred Thomp
son. 100 acres off sec 22, 1 8 n, r 4 w: Si 800.
United States to Angust Kllbn. s of
mm, sea iv. sw swx. sec uu ana nw
neji, see 80, t S n, rfl w; patent.
United States to Olof Carlson, se4, sec
M.t 8 n, r 4 w ; patent.
United States to Garner T. Foster, eeX
Of netf, eeo 19, 1 6 n, r 8 w : patent.
United States to Alvin H. Merrill, ntf of
neX of sw and swM of aeX, aeo 23,
t8n, r( w; palenv. -
A. F. McDonald waa op to tbe conntv
seat yesterday.
Mrs. A A. Merrill is home now much
Improved In health.
A. A. Merrill took a trin to Clatskanie on
noraeoaca last jnonoay.
Miss Beatrice Crons. of TanVton. is
staying at A. A. Merrill's at present.
James Gallons had a barn raisine 1at
oaturoay. unite a number was present
and Jim got lots of work done, and built
ioe irame oi a goo a sona Darn.
The Pnndav school la nrnprex!na nicply
ere. snow tie to remara mat tne Sunday
school is a better place for small boys on
the Sabbath than a neighbor's orchard.
A. B. Little passed here last Saturday
with a load of furniture. Me illustrated
the many performances he does in his
gymnasium at his country home. Ho! for
a homestead away in the woods, over the
ouis witu. on nousenoid goods.
There Is nothing wonderful about some
peopie iDBing trane. aooih a year ago a
neighbor bad a waeon wheel repaired and
the tire set. This year the work had to be
done again, when it was discovered that
last year's work had been slighted. Snch
work don't stand, and only gives away tbe
deception practiced.
Some parties discovered a new kind of
grass along tbe slough which grows very
thrifty, with smalt heads snd full of seed.
It resembles millet, snd on inquiry it seems
to be what is known in some of trie western
states a foxtail, a very disareeahle nlant
as it spreads very fast, and with ordinary
cultivation is bard to kill out. It makes
very good hay. however.
Frank Merrill and family are visiting Mr.
Merrill's mother.and other friends, and ia
looking for a sawmill site. Mr Merrill is a
veteran mill man, and has made a success
of ever business unnertaking he bas
ventured, and If be finds a desirable lor a
tion nere we predict lor him a success.
Tbere are some excellent sites in this vi.
cimty lor s mm, n tney only suit aim.
There waa no eelehration. hr nn th
rourtn. eeveml went to St. Helens, snd
some went to Portland. All returned well
pleased with what they saw ? Those who
went to Portland ssv the natado waa hp.
yond description. Portland has done well
this year. In fact more than was expected.
Like sll large cities the obiect was lo adver
tise themselves, but Portland this year
done something in reality for which it da-
serves credit. .
containing iorty (40) acres, in Columbia County,
also tbe southeast Quarter of section
sixteen (16), in township six (6). north of ranis
two (2), west of the Willamette meridian, con
taining one hundred and lxty (1C0) acres; also
tnesoutneastquaneroi tne nonneast quarter,
and tbe north half of the northeast quarter of
section numbered fifteen (19), lu township six
(6), north of range two (2), west of the Willam
ette meridian, containing one hundred and
twenty (120) acres; also all of tbe wood and tim
ber suitable for fuel and sawlogs on the south
east quarter ot section otteen (IS), in township
six (6). north of range two (2), west of the Will-
amette meridian, In said County, lying wst of
what is knowu aa the Dotta flame, according to
the terms of a certain Instrument executed by
Lawrence Archibald and Elizabeth Archibald,
his wife, of dale February 6tb, 1892, and recorded
at page 460 of Book "M,'rof Kecords ot Deeds of
said Columbia County; also all the timber and
other trees suitable for fuel or sawlogs upon the
northeast quarter of the southwest quarter of
section ten (10), township six (6), north of range
two (2), west ef the Willamette meridian, In ac
cordance with the terms of aconveyane thereof
made by 11. P. Drennan, to the Columbia Klver
Lumber A Fuel Company, of date July 14th,
1892: also all the down and standing timber on the
northwest quarter of aectlon twenty seven (271,
tewuship six (6), north of range two (2), west of
the Willamette meridian, in accordance with
the terms of a certain Instrument executed to
the Columbia River Lumber & Fuel Company
by O. J. Moors, on the 11th day of August, 192;
also all the down aud standing timber on tbe
southwest quarterof section tweidy-two(22)town-sbip
six (6), north range two (2) west, in Colum
bia Connty. in accordance with the termaofa
certain Instrument, of date August 11th. 1892,
executed to the Columbia Klver Lumber A Fuel
Company by D. J. Moore; also all rights-of-way
for flumes and roads and all easements and
flumes belonging to the said Fuel Company, in
said Columbia County, Oregon: also lot four (4)
in section twelve (12) township six (6) north,
range two (2) west in said County. Also one
hundred and sixty (160) acree of land conveyed
by Thomas McDermott and wife to D. I. Moore,
and by the said l. . Moore and wife conveyed
to the Fuel Company, by conveyances therefor
by said parties respectively duly executed, and
oi recora In the office of the County clerk of the
County of Columbia, to which Deeda Records
reference is bad for further and more narttaiilar
description : and generally all lands and Inter-1
dav) at 7 a. m.
(except 8undv). Rana direct to train for Clat
sop beach, and connects with steamer Ilwaco
for Ilwaco trains, running to all potuta on North
beach.
Bailey Oatzert leaves Portland dally at 8 p m.,
(except Sunday), on Saturday at 11 p. m. Leaves
Astoria daily ate 45 a. m. (except Sunday and
Mondav), on funday at 7 p. m.; connect! with
all trains for Clatsop beach and Ilwaco beaah.
This line bas a boat connecting with both
beaches, returning from Astoria every night in
ins wees.
K. A. 8EELEY, Agent. U. B. SCOTT," Pres.
THE MIST ....
.... AND ....
. . OREGONIAN
.... TOGETHER ...
2 DOLLARS 2
est or estates belonging to the Fuel Company
mate iu me oumy oi lioiumoia, mate ot
Oregon, including the steam sawmill of the
REUBEN RUMORS.
Every body Is making bay this week.
Tbe Moores villa Dramatic club will give
and other buildings upon the said lands of the
Fuel Company, and all water rights aud flumes,
wharves, wharf rights and privileges, and gen
erally, the entire plant and property of raid
Columbia River Lumber A Fuel Company in
said Columbia County, Oregon, together with
the tenements, hereditaments and appurten
ances tbereuuto belonging or in anvwfse upier
Uiniug, and all the e.tate. right, title and inter
est at law or in equity, of tbe said Columbia
Klver Lumber A Fuel Company of, in or to tbe
same. Now, therefore, by virtue of said execu
tion, judgment order end decree, and In com
pliance with the demands of said writ, I will, on
Tuesday, the ISth day of July, lt9, at the hour
of ten o'clock A. M , at the front door of the
County Court House in the City of St. Helens,
Sunny Banks
Stock Farm
H. WEST, Prop'r.
Importer and Breeder of Improved
Chester White
HOGS.
Unlike tbe old time Chester White
Hogs. the,impntvrd stock are short,
chunky, and mature quick and
fatten readily at any age.
(ALL BTOCK REGISTERED )
Farm One Mile From Scappoose.
Intending porch ssers are Invited
to call and see my stock. Ail cor
respondence promptly answered.
H. WEST,
8CAPP00SE. : :
OREGON.
Columbia County, Oregon, sell at public auction,
subject to redemption, to the highest bidder for
United stales gold coin, cssb in band, all the
rigut. tiue ana interest wrncn tne above named
defendants or any of them had at the date of
the mortgages of the plaintiffs herein, or sines
bad in and to the above described raf ornnertv.
or any part thereof, to aatlsfy aald execution,
Judgment order sad decree, Interest, coals and
all axiruins costa. c. v. no an.
' givo jj4ji3 enentrof Columbia county. Oregon,
their last entertainment for tbe stason at Dated at. Helens, Oregon, June U. lift.
LEONARD HUFF & CO.,
Commission Merchants
6 WAGER'S OLD 6TAKD.
A general ssortment of feed kept on band,
and sold at tbe lowest prices
FOR CASH.
Undertaking Goods
FDBNIBHED ON 8HOET NOTICE.
8t. Helens, ; Oregon.
BANQUET
SALOON
Has re-opened nniler tbe niensgement
of GEOKGB A. BK1NN, corner of Strand
and Cowlits Streets, St, Helens. Oregon,
where can be found the choicest brands of
WINE AND LIQUOR
Card tables, pool table, billiard table and
other devices for tbe entertainment of pat
rons, wnere time can ue pleasantly spent.
CHOICE BRAJSTDS OF
w w rm we
wines, Liquors, ana cigar.
CAN AT ALL TIMES BE FOUND AT
THE MODEL SALOON,
3. 8. CLONINGEB, PROPRIETOR, i i i t 8T. HELENS, OREGON
Famous Fire Laddie Cigars Kept Constantly on Hand.
ONLY PLACE IN THE CITY WITH POOL AND BILLIARD TABLES
Welnhard's Deer 5 Cents.
ST.
HELENS EXCHANGE
Mr. Thomas Cooper has Just opened up his new and elegant barroom In 8t. Helens,
woers can constantly do iouiiu ins lamous
PRIDE OF KENTUCKY WHISKEY
Also best Brands Domestic and Key West Cigars.
MR. COOPER IS ALWAYS OLAD TO WELCOME HIS OLD FRIENDS
TO HIS PLACE OF BUSINESS.
FAMODS FIRE LADDIE CIGARS
(
Besides other popular brands, are kept
constantly on hand to supply thelncreatsd I
trsae ai mis very popular saloon.
) THE FAMOUS
CYRUS NOBLE WHISKY
IS KEPT AT THS BANQUET.
ST. HELENS
St. Helens,
EXCHANGE.
Orecron
THE JOSEPH KELLOGG & COMPANY'8 RIVEft 8TEAMER
, , ji iai Mejawwaa
J 1 i i lbs
m-cri ids .i . . i b.i
ns.-J.eaA.,.-Brriw eMejsMa'e"aB r .
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m
ST. HELENS LIVERY STABLES
TBOS. COOPER, Proprietor.
Horses Boarded and Cared For.
STR JOSEPH KBLLOQG
-FOR PORTLAND-
Leare Kelso Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at S o'clock a. m. Leave
Portland Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 0 o'clock a. tn.
TORHouT.oN.HowTHOT,oe. ASTORIA AND CLATSKANIE.
8T. HELENS,
OREGON
Steamer Mascot
FASTEST
And Most Comfortable Dally
Steamer Between
St. Helens and Portland
HATKS
St. Helens 8:30 A M
LSATI8
Portland at 8 P M
jj
ABRtTtS
At Portland 10 A M
ARRIVES
At 8t Helens 6PM
STEAMER O. VT. SHAVER, Dell Shaver. Master.
a.Jw'a' PSr,UndJ 'SPL0' w,hn,ort street, for Clatskanie and way Undines. Von.
Thu'rsdays audrturdayi I7 mo'nlng ,t8 ''ock 'tr Portland Tussdays.
HAVER TBAlttrOBTATION COnrANY.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
Bight Reserved to Change Time with
out Notice.
LEWIS RIVER TRANSPORTATION CO.
Portlsnd Landing Foot of Alder 8treet.
ill's New American Polygraph!
Ad iodispensible companion to
every merchant, clergyman and lawyer
in the land. If you have copying to
do, write at once inclosing 4 cent In
stamps for particulars. Agent wanted.
Liberal discount. Address,
W. H. BAUMANN,
Gen'l. Agt. U. 8. A.
P. 0. Bo 67, Maris., III.
OFQIvJILZiHltD.
THE SOUTH CENTRAL CONSOLIDATED GOLD MINING & MILLING CO
CAPITAL STOCK - - 32,000.000.
Share f 1.00 each, t all Pal stn Nen.As.a.aabl..
(Issued In sarmsnt for the Comneny'a Mlnaa.l
TREASURY RESERVE STOCK, $300,000.
fcaifcsfwwhjsH r r i. r r t- o t 1 .
u wnb d lucii uroup oi i en ijoia Mines
Leested 1st Cars.a minB( Olatrlel
Owyhee County, Idaho: sdlitrlot which huproduosl
OVER $40,000,000.00
OI-FIGEHt A?SD DIRECTOR!
If.e,,,pt i t w". rsllruart cou tractor, it. Uali
Gold
ecreiisry-WDi. ilrre. of Wm. Tlrrs a Sons, snd Tlrrs Coal Co., It.
..".''iJL"0 prl"l?JJ ''"n0 Ar""" "Inmi Co. (old mines. '
iSXHrr lT&.$-.tZ',l f,,hi?r Ki srnss" Co,, BL UnlSj also
Kisnn MortJ ,"b"h,n " assistant sacrsUry OuarasiM
victor wuhbaum, msrehanf Ullor. Clavaland. O.
1 II
,tnd.
CKEC1CEIJ Hssina pays
ffyoo use tbe PstalaaS
lacassters A Bresdtn,
Make money while
others sre srastlng
time by old nrocessea.
Catalor telle all about
lt,and describes every
amcie neeora iot 11
poultry business.
The "ERIE"
mechanically the best
wheel, rrettlestmodel.
We sre Pacific Coast
Areata. Btcvcla eata-
loftae.mailulfrce.ejives
Baaaca Booaa, ,,i a Main el. l Amm!
Kn?,I2S.eiil I
aTaUB.
TaTlina mtm i
in na a..T. :l m ?.'ry.",v:"i"", "usjiiue, nanitiru jit.
"VSXXfflftiKZ afoELMKEL and ABNKK ENOCH, at
a a a-swuut;iM and will WOIIKEO far DITIOKID.
eet ' a 121 CENTS A SHARE.
Certain to adranos and field tai to hundred told on tns par.
825.00 Cah Bays 200.00 Full Paid Stock.
and In that proportion mors or lass,
shlre ,h'a nfaSnVtV'AS"! "'i1 "S!" WLfc t . tl. to It M.
The nnmn.ni'. Zaia.Wa " l" " V "i.1 1 luiea ana pries aav.oo. rapiaiy.
H;hMrn' wi7 i. 'i: '.""I" 'J'?. ."rr KMerves
ouiptit o
Director
rm&mWJE&!2XP a-eS5S. HF. ."!? nt.dr-p.iiy.r, .r o be
Uan.ellstatesl
re. mif.,
li.1L H ta d,r,!,, 10 astmp'mlllTto reduTthi iComoanTson
of the Companys mines will be Inereiuad to the dividend bas?s as'fullv i
Tt "Ob's sutament. Complete report, aud stawraent sent m aDlieatfo
11 b.ot b return mail on receipt of check for .mount warned Osliv
hrouno bank or aapreas oompauv. letid full dineii... Li.in,5,'...S?. '
Addrss. application for shares to Treasurer a.uih CcntraKJensall
;.r"i."u,,".,r c' t, B-ir.i c .
(. nt.sawrl,
orlea advaoo. rapidly.
Work Is now piwrwainsra
i to bunion, jam
d.monstratsa bv
.ddI cation. Stock CerUfl-