The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913, August 09, 1895, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextOREGON MIST. rOBMHHED EVERY FRIDAY. filDE'llEAD PARAGRAPHS. iHOOitiiiiTlHOY An exohange y that tii editor win go to com merchant mid ilk them for an ail., when they will remark that li doe not jy that no one rend bit paper. Borne night shortly after let the mm be caught kleelng bit . neighbor ! wife, or trying to keep lamp pott perpendicular, and if the printing office in lu the garret of a aeventeen lory building ha will climb to (ha top to beg the editor to keep quiet don't publish it in the paper, . you Know. . ; Fim on Nbhamk Road. Prtie rnming in from Nehalem bring report vt lerrifle fnet Area lu the Upper Milton erursfand Bunker Hill coun try, IUaaaid to be alnioat intpoaaible to geVover that route even on hore baiiS. The Are i doing great damage ys timber, and will no doubt totally f detroy large bodie which would have om day been brought into the mar ket. The amall ranche In that lo cality, of which there i not a few, will of courae be loaera to tome extent. To Diaooss BtLVEB.Es-Congrett- man Horr and Congressman Bryan of Nebraeka, have been invited to dlcu theiilver auettion during the ttate fair at Salem neat month. Bryan ha already accepted the invitation to meet Ilorr, the latter, however, not yet having contented to the discussion. Governor fludd or uaiifornia, ucuon nell of Idaho, and McOraw ol Wah ington. have been invited to act at referees. It ia intended to have the debate over a period of five day. Ekpvoycd at Baimim. At a recent meeting of the board ol director of the Balnier aobool dittrict Mr. 8. 8. Way, of thi place, wa employed to ' teach the primary department in the ublio echool of that place for the winter term. Mr. Way had itiit fio- islted a aucceaaful term of achool at AuiarVk and the excellent manner in which the conducted the school there con. mended her to the consideration of the guardlana of the Rainier tchool. That the will prove liersslf worthy goea without laying. ' Niw PtiamboatBouti. The Lewis River TrentKrtation Company have placed the (learner Eaglette on a route between La Center and thie place to connect with the Lurtine. The Eagle- it Uave La Center at 10 a. m arriv in here at 11:30. Thi ia done in order that Hereon living teveral mile in the interior can leave home in the morning, come t La Center, take the little (learner for 8l. Helena and trans fer to the Lurline, arriving in fort land at 8 o'clock in the afternoon The fare I the tame aa by the tleamer Mascot direct. Whjl Tmt Thxir BrscD. Th Tel enhoiie will hereafter leave Portland at 1 o'clock on Saturday, the aame time the Potter leave, running direct to the aetiide. Tho who have here mfor at ure.sed a desire to ae the two tteamera teit their pred on a run direct to Astoria without atopiiinB will now have their deairet gratified. Thar ha for tome time been considerable contention between friend of the two aleamera a to which wat the fader indeed friend of both bet have been unable to determine which bad aright to the honnm, end really, if there I difference in their peed it ia very alight either way. Wiwd. Baton. Dorr ad Hbat The old (tying that "thi i the moat disagreeable weather I ever waa common expression on our ttreet laat Bund-. Monday, Tueaday and Wednesday. And really, the weather waa diaagreeable; for not only did the wind blow a tale, carrying duat in blinding fog, but the atmosphere wat aodentely smoky that it waa quit imnnaeihla tn aee aero the river, while the beat wae lutne the first three dy. All theee element emd tnnmhineat on time to make life i.nr.l.iunL Tuesday evening about 8 o'clock, however, the temperature wa a litll cooler and people breathed the tmoke and dnt with more e. But the cmoke; holy mokel W plead guilty, Brother Long. Secure a ticket at once for the tea- aide excursion next Friday. W. B. Buell. of Portland, viaited friend in thlt city laat Sunday. Walter Cox, an attache of the steam er fannie.'wa in town Monday. Mitt Joaie Orovet, of Portlund, pent Sunday in town vUiting relative. E. W. Potter, of Kalama, wa In 8 B AUDI Exouxio. The member the order of Knight of Pythiaa of Helen, Kalama ana Jiainier have combined to rive a grand excursion the coaat on Friday. Auguat 10th. The palatial aleamer Harveit Queen at been chartered for the trip, and there will be room for everybody, In atmuuh a the fare for the round trip ba been agreed upon at the astonish- gly low figure of 1.00 it will enable undredaof tired and tmoke-tmolh- mJ HaMuni tj e-Iatfc f.tta iub. n haaf.h and pend a day of pleaure. Th town over Sunday vuiiing friend. steamer will leave 81. Holen promptly 0 o'clock a. m.of that day, touching Caplea, Martin, Kalama, Goble, Bainicr, Biiahea' and Cathlamet. arriv Ing at Young' bay wharf at 12 :30 ro ller a special train will be in waiting convey the crowd to Qearhart far it nd other point on the beach, where you ran remain until 7 o'clock p. m., bate mattera, having (ix nour( on tne Deecn in wnon M,..M, ..-... ot nMtr. wae in aigciama, eaten crane ana enjoy - . 'aA .h. rue.t uf .1 ... I. 1U... Ml haliol.l W- "I - e (r-.V,m,.i. earvml on board the boat Mr' Dmv Dv"' hv a anacial enmm ittee. excellent or-1 The rock cruaher. at the point be- cheatral mixlo will be along and other low town, ha been in operation dur amuaementa and com tort whicn win ling the week add to the pleaur of thota who go. I , Bwitcer. Dr. H E. Cliff and Coupon ticket will be eold wrncn wh - DjjvU fgUed KBUmB 0B bu.incua oe goua lor your iar iruui u I Hi Halana Innliidin the trill bv rail anil return, baok to 8t. Helena, all Thi omoe I iniieotea w rap r 91 60. Thi it a chance to aee the Bheffleld, ol uuiton, tor a oox oi eicei Pacific you can't writ afford to nut, lent peach plum. nd II you tail to go you win eiway jlataoD beach is a mot beautiful regret it. Be ure to secure your Uo, l0 ipend . d,y ticket before going on board the boat. v-i.hi. n.i Frlda. T. -1. .. . - .i Dn..1 i.nr aln.a rtr I a ll'aet Ulf Palo wV6 -. v. by any member of the order at either St. Helen, Kalama or naimer. PBHBONAIi AND CeNEBAL, A MfJBDBBEB CAUGHT. Cbarle Meterve, who b bn quite out of I health recently. Mr. Stewart I making conatderable alter ation In the Interior of hi bnlldln? recently vacated by tbe Hngbe family. Heexpect to give It a generaloverbaullng preparatory niP0-a fJuton Arrested la Astoria EiawSt PAtBIU)g,e George Upton wa arreated by Chief nf Pulica Lautfherv in Atorla laat Batnrdav afternoon for the murder of to occupying it. William De Journette, which occurrt-d Wben Xoil, carter Ret through with Ed- near Clutikanie about eight year ago. Kart,,n-a gtora building he expect to bav Upton had hi trunk checked and baJ, windowt in front of it and bay windows waa ready to leave lor rortianu on nie ot t gon, 0t them ar aireaay ia evening boat, when be wa arrested in ,,ton . look very well, beaide adding a laloon. Bince tne mnruer J to the llgbt linldt. haa twice been arreated. but eacn time . - m th Kfb,1tm rM ha Kaon Vaanlns nearly ererv team la tbe I R.ol . in uuTiiiM.B " j , a ev emiiloved. At least li looaa fna .., . aM.ii ,t..l escaped. The first time be euccceded Mi May Willi, of Hillsboro, it th r"-i "",', tha ,Mpmr th.. i. -a. . -i m. r n w-.oi-i """" : Kuee.ui ,r...., , Dr0,i,er that wa wamea in- :,. .k:.,,j, j..rin th.tdtrec . a I . at 1 We J WUCII meviuauvi w "-- Jame Bheldon returned Monday tad of himrelf. tne econa ume no t. t .. nro(.M,fo i. comlnt night from nu rancn in uiura coun.y, took aa vantage oi iiw L T 1.1 Into town with its loads of lumber. Waahinglon. guaracu Arr.n..m.nU .r. Mn. ml. to hold .n Judge Bl.nch.rd, of Rainier, wa in town Tueaday laat attending to pro- ". ul f. i.Tm tute bere axt week. Tbe looal commiitee " . ia 1 IJI. a. m nil a. una inlimRrflBaa, he could not be found. It a thought " "-- - i-k- ih.f time he ha. been in but is trying to eontribnte to the com ort r.-ii.u . Ti. prim, unon which and entertainment of all wtto wui aiteno. the grand Jury baaed It indictmeut We bed another vUltor iat week who wa commitied about a follow: could talk o smoothly ana e mw oar About 8 o'clock on the evening ol housea so gracefully to inquire snom our trridiv. Ainmat 12. 1887. Georee Up- lewlne- machines. He sold tbe only me lon entered the dwelling 01 wiinam 1 chine mat waa worm uBTinK. . n. Btatler. on the Clatskame, and an- nnanced that he intended to kin tne entire household and men tin nun lf. Then he beffan shooting. Two ahoti were aimed with good effect at De Journette, the laat one striking him near the temple and producing death almost instantly. He then s UJ DC g CO CD D DC CO CO O ln. as an act of klndnesi, to tak our Infer ior make- and exchange them for nis.asaing only a little matter of W or 00 dollars as a difference. He was rather surprised to find we had beard that kind of talk before, anil that the exchange business was no go. He remained with us nearly all week, adding a little to fair stock of experience, at least. Laat Friday morning some flsb boats pre-1 ST. HELENS DRUG STORE My Specialties: AND .. DRUGGIST'S SUNDRIES My Prices Are as low a Crt claw good can be aold. Prescriptions Compounded Day or Night I KEEP IN STOCK Fresh Patent Medicines 1 am here for business, and want your trade. Yourt very truly, DR. EDWIN ROSS. Best Quality Drugs used in Prescription Department f- JO O CO CO J3 c o CO I o 3D m Go with the hll,nM RiaiW. rtrinor in amck sue ceaaion. two shots takinn effect, one in I -i.i ,nl,.,ri took a lolly party nf about Bui,.. l v.ntlnn haa the ahnulder aim tne oiner tearing uu ,.,,. nnt tn Wa ace's lsiana on a oic- moved to Portland to engage in the a piece of the lower jaw. This e,nPiej oic excuislon. where tbe party watched tbe 1 lie revolver, anu uuvuu, wu. u" 1 .ainainv. tiioa dinner irom meir pku m brought a 111 pply of ammunition, then (). Daj.0f toa trarl( ,nd amused them- rett ed nis weanon wnn me hiiciihuu mi,i caDtain uen onaTer come butchering business. Mr. and Mr. A. A. flmitb, of Peria, waa started back ol the Btnmp place '? ? Tuesday on their way i, kmi0f, Mr. De jollrnette(but when 1 L ,0I18 wlth the steamer, and landing took l-ai FriiU or Balurdav. home from roriiano. he nulled the trikKer, the hammer did ,herowd on ho.rd and brcueht them back . 'V. J !M- . . . . t. . I- TT l- M.J.Li -...k 1 ....ins Aviflnnf.ltf huvilll?!. .1 1. AAmnllmmta nf til Toe Heavy winaa prevailing uuiiugi deputy uouniy iiera. nrri u ro viBuxnnis wm. . .....m - - Sunday and Monday, in fact for . flying bu.ine. trip to Nehalem val- been broken with the bat .hot. He ghawr J'Z'onU T eral day the Br.t ol the week, fanned ey the rir.t of tbe week. beat the woman over me i.ru - 7 tUltm mnid t bave Hie Dame until tney leapea irom 01m T.. VB, nf pnrti.nj haa r"'""' """" " , . bad more Dumnws on ine ncr tree ton to anolher.Und cindera and Mrt. Jame. Young, ol Portland, n d kj ke, ie. unli, ,he wa. covered na.e de.ywl t an hour longer and given ireei ip u """"i .""" " . ha.n th irneat of her aiater. Mr. J. O. I 1 ... , ..., TT..i..n i.u, m,,f. mnra tlmeon the islt.nl. The ........... 1 wun oruiaea rum iicuu ..- ... , i. revolver and wba . am- uSi;.vTu.ed a steam tin had into the TiOL'ket of f'..V Jr. .nna nnt tn the b and In a De Journette, and under proper manner. Yes: anytime the Chief 1 a.a.m.aS w EW GOODS. EW PRICES. A , DART & MUCKLE, N SPRING GOODS JUST ARRIVED. t HE8H GROCERIES Muckle, for teveral day. Get a ticket lor yourself and best with a I re brand were caTiea lor miies. The fire on Sunday night drifted to tha Innv railrnail trealle north 01 R.iv Point, and rreat damace a Lirl and take in Clatsop beach only prevented by the prompt work of the big crowd on the loth. me aection nana, fa, DU"., Mrt. W. E. Thomas and Mist Clark, mgbt resident in the vicinity of the I f Porlland, are in the city, tbe gue.t r aepi guaraa ou. ... M-a of D, ,a Mr. Chalmer. ,i.ttia nrnnariv tun Ul ffiva lllo I 1 ..... . ,v,,....,,.H mnfla.l Frank WatU and John Cooper, Blarm III wwvi .- . - - - t. v- .inn Mnndiv afternoon the tire from the uonneu rancn rawrir waa reported to be abating, since which land, were In town Sunday. time we bave received no report. Court Hoaee Note. Letter of administration were Issued Tueadav to Samuel Kinder aaadmlnia trator ol tbe estate 01 reier omun, ae- ceated, and to Mr. . L. Jrpaoo a dm n stratrlz of the etate oi ft. i. Jaitenn. deceased. The renort of the tppraieere of the eatate of Jame Fisk wa filed with the eountv clerk Tuf-day. Tbe eatate i appraised at l,30Z Otl. - C1RCCIT cocat. Gnmmeroial National Bank v. Co lumbia Eiver Lumber 4 Fuel Com- mnv : eouQrmauon of sale. , n Bertha A. ft. ill It 11 ton vs. joua vr. Mr. Weed and children returned Wadneadav from a abort Vlllt Wltn friend over in Watbington. Mn. T. J. Clceton. of Houlton, ba been confined to her room for aeveral day with an attack ol la grippe. Oenrffa Anderson returned a few riava man from California, where ne ba been for everal month past. Edgar A. Kelthley, of the Crane- Jack Company, Porlland, penl lasi Sunday with relative in this city. Tl ia renerted that a laree amount of cordwood wae de-troyed by fire in ha vininitv of the Bonser nlaoe on n..aniwuaa. The amonnt i var- . a VI a QnA ntiitlv ant 1 muled at lroai iw vo aw munition ,.f .rtin daath forced Btatler furnishes tbe launch tbe party is willing to .nd tha oman lo oromiae they would fm awear that Btatler had killed ve jour- Round trip ticket lor me uiaisop nue. He then walked to Mcuraw e kpa-h excursion next JTrmay oniy landing, oroenred a email boat and $1 50. You will never go thereto rowed lo Oak roin. 10 get vt. cheap again. to dies tbe woana 01 nis vivmhu. The doctor, however, wa aero tne relieve tbe little SHOES, Furnishing Goods, AT VERY REASONABLE PRICES. HATS AND CAPS DART & MUCKLE, St. Helens, Oregon. el Dr. Cliff wa hurriedly summoned wa acroaa w ., tj. .!-to mtr at tne nooEaina uiauo a 1 .. -.. ..... c u a...u.. 1 " v.i;;.H in.in relieve me nun "?u rn, VaVall of Judge Gilbert, who had .wallowed crow the river. He found Dr. Newell fc the uhi,d wiH and rotiirned with him to the cene of wi m . be out of danger in a day or two. .u. .n..ki ..nn1 aaaiatad in dreasine .1.. nf n .Tnnrnette. Bv thi I .TnHen Thomas A. McBride held an " " . " . , a . 1 - 1... c time it waa about mianign, nu mjooraea wrra gi cuu uw it...... ii... lufi tha honae and madel nrHav. al which time he beard a num- hia aanane in a small boat to Quinn' ber of motion argued and rendered 1 a: Kur ha hoarded the Tele Munininna Id aeveral important cases. phone the next allernoon lor parts un- me juage, accompanicu uj ......v, known. will atari in a few day for Mount St. 1 There it considerable history con- Helens where De usually spenua m necled with thit case, when Staller iummer vacation. ST. HFLENS MEAT MARKET AU kinda of fresh am! salted meats, sausage and fish. An express wagon runs daily to all parti of the city. Meats by Wholesale Al special n.uw MAIN 8TH KKT, Sweetland & Sheldon, ST. HELKN8. OREGON, V. Henriol: plaintiff allowed judgment crdi. for cost and one mm inieree. in ea- Brm f AHen Ute; defendant given unlit n.ai verm - - - (h- nMmM ot to tile bill 01 exception.. . 1 u. .1, ' h.. raoentlv been moved AtVd and menik .ii,...,.n,.,t.ffirir,Ml. wsin,viii.r-.- toiietner. it w ...w... . . . , lounn. a m RUkaalav va. Jamea Muckle """ et al.; motion allowed 10 mane com-i The many oeautuui up r.l.i..t. n,nra daAnita. and overruled lo Milton creek are beine extensively atrik.nut. uaed this eaon by batner, large Adiourned until Saturday, Beptem- otowda participating in me epori. and hia wife first came to thi county they lived at or near Cedar Landing, and D Journette lived with them, he and Stalls' working together. After bile difference arose between Btat ler and hi wife and tbe latter pro cured a divorce and married De Jour nette, the three atill living m tne ame house, "We had an epidemic of dyentery in thia vicinity last aunnner, ji R.m.ipl a. Pollock, of Bnceland, cal. I waa taken with it and sunerea ae- varelv until tome one called my atten tion to Chamberlain'a Colic Cholera niarrhma Remedy. I orocured a 001- t LI1ICH afblit tl I S ta -- - m' - a The? fterwrdi moved down lie and felt better alter the Brut dose. Clatskanie Drugstore - the Placa to Sacura Your Fmh Madlelnaa PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED AT ALL HOURS Patent Medicine. Prescription Drug.. Toilet Article, Fancy Kotlona, etc. DR. J. E. HALL, Proprietor Clatakaale. Orafaa on the Beaver, where later they were ton. and the four uvea together. It is said that Upton ana Rfor nn half of the bottle bad been - - .... ...a.i I mi well. I recommenaea it to mv friends and their experience wa .v.. -mn n.,ld take an occas onal the ama. we an uniw in .aj.. a .. trin o.athr and be eone several days is the best." For ale by Ur. Jidwin r n . . , , . . 1 I T . J,nnlal at a time, but wnen ne inaiaiea on uci iwh,uiu(.- iih him permanently ne re j ber 28, 1885. 8CAPPOOHB. rantain Charles T. Kamm and wife, nf Portland, and Erneat Mourck, pur- aar nn tha aleamer Mascot, were in the city a short tune Wednesday Tha manv friend of County Clerk n nf Waahineton county, win oe . , 1 . . f orry Much eordwood I being hauled out for talrtta aal UJ Ulf 0li-Mw Several of our people will vtalt th cosst In lbs asar future. K. H. McKay has left for a season' fish log at Coo bay. J. Eteenblsttsr has moved with bis lam Uy to Ole-clum, Wssb. D. W. Price and family left last Saturday for a stay at Astoria and lb coast. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Wann.of Mon W. Wsst s Whea Baby waa atck, mj cave ber Cartorta. When the waa a CblH, she cried f or Caatorla. Whan aba bocame Mil, aha clang to Caatorta. When she had Children, ah gavs tham Caatorla. A Plkaiamt Eviimo.Mr. Frank Dow. the leading dairyman of Sauvies island, hs our thank" for can of cream from bit separator, which ar rived on the Young America Tuesday evening. Adding a little eugar and vanilla, and with a further addition of Ice and the uaeof an icecream freeaer, a preparation. aid by tboe who tatd It to be ic cream, waa manufactured ..h a little later in the evening the ntire Kulghta nf fytblaf lodge wat invited over to the retidence ol Mr. Richard Coi to enjoy the aplendid ice nr..m and oak wbioh had been pre pared by the ladle, wivea of the mem ber, mere were anuut ivrv .nj .ftai- ihv sould no longer look . 41.1. nf in mm in the face Ihey .....ad in aooial chat for a time be fore departing for their several home, Mr. Dow hat, at different limes, ex tended hi hoipitality to the Knight, t. ..h ttma avnead all former av tempts, and to the average lover of a mixture of ice, tugar and cream in St. Helens, hit name it held in grate ful remembrajm TaanMCRa' IwrriTUTB The annual ' teacher' iuilitute for Columbia coun a. .ill ha held at Olaukanle, com' mencing next Monday and cloing Friday, the programme for wbloh will t.. f..,nn in another column of thit 1 . Prnfaaanr Wetxell. who hat . aa lnatrnotor.bat had a . j..i nf avnerlenca in echool work at well at bearing tha distinction ..t u-in nn. nf the meet successful :j..:... n th. .tat. The institute . -in r.iva interesting, not we Dii 1""-, 'j ., only to those etlvely fRl 1. in all friend of edu cation who can And lime to attend the teion. Mr. Walt, the county w during the past year in the Interest of .u. .,hii uhools of the county, and . Ku. i...u,.t. haa selected some L" . imnortant .llbieot. for di0U.ion .. ' i.. .ill. nn doubt, prove 1 ne iiiamiuwv w..-, , j ,1.. . a -:..i ikn.a ahn attend, and the To , e o C laUnie; in keeping with Swt ivenU, will extend to tbe visitors I hearty we'loome. and leave no .uhm inttirned to make their vi.,t there one long to be romember). Ooodin, which occurred at Hillsboro last Saturday. Rv.McElrov and family are ta. ii.,n.d hv tha Evaneelical church as- aociatiou at Houlton, and Ihe gentle- n.-n ia anoken of a being an aote talker in behalf of religion Tha irin to the beach next Friday iih tha Kn ehta of fylbia win oe k. .nitcit aff.iir of the season. The mouili,arevl.lilngatMr. w. w. wests . eo(Wa everyhody logo TW oldest InhablUnt never saw hotter -j .; them-elves. Don't mis.il, ... . A I W .4U.. th.n Haa nraValHl IOr IIJC Ml "j.a. , I DEEH WWinwo- UP 1 BarvsUng snd tbreshlnx la tn rk ju.i mho wrot. ..Tb., whlta Cay at nrsssnt. Grain seems to Dw gooo oou- -. -Tit9 i.xbat Bay Cay use, riitina BA-in Marrlll want to Purllsiid last Will Freeman has returned boms after Tuesday to attend to some. oix.",uu...... .a aviandad .tav In Eastern Orsgon and Donald Butherland was isio up a nw Walla Walla. " Mrs. Ed Eeklsy and Mia M. Prosbstel. TtKn0- of rishhswk, this county. of La Grand, pent a week vtniUng we , ,t prwent visiting ber sisur, Mrs. i. u. family of 3. R. Watts, of tbls place. Tlmhar Are are ratlof in the foothills west of bere and extending far into tbe mnnntalna. Boms daman ba already anna, but th main nr seems to be abating. niaan. uf thi 1)1 John Klne, of Carico. wa een buteher- inaahoxon sne rau"i nndertook to move a fathog on a bot day tin the above result. Mr. and Mra. O. H. English went out aamnln. on tbe Clatskanie thia week to be in. a ai.nrt time. Mr. Kngllnn. sr, 1 aoiie nir m .. .-" 11 a Fn and Joa. Ho artay. two or our "u, lnok ,fter the busineas ana posiomce. promising young men, left for a Jaunt over- u wouid b a hard matter to vv the The tables are always supplied with the Best Edible and Delica cies the market affords. TERMS REASONABLE FOR REGULAR BOARDERS Having been newly refurnished wo are prepaxea 10 give buhbi tion to all our oBtroiie. and solicit a shiire of your patronage. J. GEORGE, Proprietor, St Helens, Oregon GEORGE RIEPHOFS Rheumatic Remedy a Permanent Cure cultVurt in thi. coun.y. Mffltr.,W St. George's RHEUMATIC BITTERS, Is a Bitters Specially manufactured to aid those amicteu w in nneumauaiu. It gives tone to tiie stomach and punrle tbe blood better tban any other bitters known. For Bale by 11 leading Druggists or Ad.lress "G. K. P. O. box 863. Astoria, wregon or PETER BRACH, General Agent, msrl-6m 437 Commercial aireei, AMona, urcguu. jraiiuvm livino fused. Thia so angered Upton that he determined to murder the whole gang, and made the above attempt lo carry out ni pian. Sheriff Doan received word from Chief of Polioe Longhery Monday that hia man held there awaiting hi inatruction and he left the came eve' ninv for Astoria. Tuesday night Sharifl Doan nassed ud the river for Portland where Upton waa placed in Ad tha Multnomah county tail lor sale lBlatravteraSle at el fciiats OTICB la herehy riven that In pursuance of CliATSKANIB COMMENTS. 1 i.i. a9 b it nnfibt. dMuMd: tha undersigned I adminlatrator will aell at public auction, to the I 1 ki.k. hlIHar. far naah. a-nld Coin, (twenty Dtr I cent oi the bid payable at th. said time ot ale. .. , a I ana Uie DIUIIC UPUn CUUUILUOMVm va vaw i 1 W. K. Tlchenot la getting n new nuuo and nubject to mfirmtloii &y sua couri, on painted. 1 at t o'clock P. M. of that day, at the court house Mr. A. P. My.r returned Wednesday door... at .Helen. .l a.-coan.ya from her Visit to the coast. hat by operation of law or otherwise acquired. , ,, , . , . ,rj laat I other than or in aaamon in iniu. m iu o. G. W. Badaer and family returned lasi j n...tti..iiTnaot hia death, of. tn and to an or tnose certain iota, piovas uu w Deinil in fwuu ..uuhj week and are back in their old quarters. Mrs. 8asan Lace and daughter left on Monday evening for their home at Astoria. Boy at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Lana. Biie and color of hair uot re ported. Mr. S. D, Tirhenor haa been down a tew pi real estate situate Wine and 1 -La c... n.U4M.ilavlv HacnrlhMi aatnllowa. I to-wit: fhe north one-half of .the following I described tract, to-wlt: The west of the sputh .... 1 .v.. nnrth...r IZ nf tha iflitthweBt W. and I y-' . . . --, , . a I lots wos. 4, a ana a, in mcuou , whikuii north, range a west. In Columbia County, Ore gon, containing In the whole tract one hundred and aitT-nine and lorty-seveit one-hundredtba acres, more er less, the same being known aa tha homestead claim ol A Neer. Also all of tha What io lead to Denver, Colorado, Monday. trio. Th orooMitlon to urvey a wagon roaa .n..ia tr, TTi.nr Nebalem from Koappoo Is medng with good favor, by our tnpl. Buch a road i badly deeded, esperiaii u, settlers on Bsld hill, and on wat of the Dixie country, nd th Uppr reome oroea country. Among the numerou pertonawho have been cured oi rneumausm uj Chamberlain' Pain Balm, mention hould be madeol Mr. JMnuy itiur..., Of Toledo, Wh., who ay I "I have nevet been able to procure any meat cine that would relieve me of iheuma- tism like Chamberlain rain omm. alan uaed it for lame back with oral aucoes. It I the bt liniment T u.. .... ...nd. and I take pleasure iii reoommending n to my irnn. For ! by Dr. Edwin Eo, druggit. A Pioneer' Becommendattesi. u. .t W. Venable, Of Downey, pioneer of 1. Angle county, Cal., Lva. "Whenever I am troubled with '"'" . " . : "h r .iih diar a. . v '.. nk.mharlain'1 Colic. Chol- "Ti:. Remedy. I have er f : ' know it to be a reli. . wctr aate u.t every - - Hom, droggit .l.lnh go with .prin, wacon and hor.M. and x- Wujr aeon. ;bi. pact to . vryinmg worm ie pr,, probably at aoou i ' " " doiTbTwimUi discour. any milk produe- ing di-inet., .. JlJ aften. protit in niua h vr&,,r "!.' n lion to its nianufarture. Willi cheese at 10 lVp"m.d common milk isreslly worth gi a hundreil, or 8 ct-nls a gallon at tb Ui'fct,.ry. Cheese l.a. Sway com. SK wJK -t from butW. Wh I of tims, Crea...erie.ao. once ttrti ret IV trie oniy ,- , prod not of any community to any real ad vantage. ... a i ... A. P. MoDonatd is in receipt ""Vi'"Z tinn from Kirst Assistant Pbvsirian W. T. WllismVoii. of the Oregon Insane asylum, in which h. says: --W?d&Si until early yesterday morning, (July 23). when she sitSiienly wllapsed with symp r,Vna nl heart failure. Bv prompt and per SLuTnt ausntion she rallied somewhat, and 1 0.,.l"rT5:..." Nu'ries aa with her " f ."a-m -h. al.e ouietlv paed iwnv" ' Her remains were aldpped to Etna, Wash . and buried at that ceni-tery on the 2V,.,V "... .. followed toherlastrest- mi : place by a large concourse of sorrowing refa ivee and friends. Th; young folkaof d.C;.,.PoA.ofberch. C !th?P earroritatenlng;. She had been an acquaintance of Ttis from her rrlorunTy.thUa'at,. Deeembr Wth. !., day. from the Upper Clattkani. visiting her SSJiaSSrltW parent! ana .r. ,',.Tm ivina and being on the Jones 0. H. Messing, of Mist, returned from oreei, tn township north, range I west and Portland laat Friday and started for home SSSS. ana WXnZ bank of the cT the aame evening. luinbia river, and ajartofthe donation land CI ft! US Hr"3. t T vwiivu uj .-.w-, vin ttiv-rhaiF dM.rihMl in hia sl&t in the leoo otir city last wMk to tr, tb. route to SSJiS . .h nn fnot. , li.. rt ih. aaat hvtha Columbia river, on tne A. F. Mver and K. O. Bryant took a I hT the west line of said donation land hunting trip to the mountains last week, claim of J. H. Jones, and on otJr?T " . .1 -1 . I. I PHJ. .. j tney can wti you awuu . i thence down taiacreea to ids vuiuuiui B. 8. Bryant has been delivering plank iK lately for the sewerage to oe diuk up sue r.A--..vitaj ti.,.a i.-ll huh. W. D. CONNELL. Administrator ol th. eatate of 8. F. Hunter, I deceased' -""" SHERIFF'S SALE. tn the Circuit Court of the 8tat of Oregon, lor 1 the voumy oj auiinomao. Z, If. Potter and Anna L. Potter, plalntlfls.) vs. Lewis Lot, defendant. ' TY VIRTUB OF AM KXECUTION AND r ..Tl..l. lasned out of the above en-1 titled court. In the above entitled cause, to me I duly directed, dated July Snd, 189&, wherein I t ...4. iam riafandant. taoovered ludament I ng land about here, have heen giving sdn;t Z. M. Potter and Anna L. Por. pUin- . Kta h,, noaraaldam-ltifrs, for the sum of K gbty and OC-00 (lM) Dollars, Wltn internal, ai mv m. v. tv"" i a.naum irom me mm uaj - i "t i canyon that is now being ditched Constable Haines haa left the fishing grounds as the terms of his contract de pended too much on the fish that did not come. Enough shingles bav been sawed at th new mill to cover tbe roof, and everything is about ready for active operations in mak- ahingles tor market Soma flres built for the purpose of clear- neighbors some trouble, but no great dam age has resulted yet. E. W. Conyers and son Will and family, with Grant Jones and family and Miss Fan nie Qulgley, aie taking an outing in th Nehalem valley this week, Charles Corbet, an attorney from Brook vllle, Penn., cams tn on the steamer Mon day evening for a short visit with bis cous ins. Dr. and Mrs. Hall. Mr. Davies, of Portland, representing the R. 0. Dun & Co. commercial agency, was here last Friday Interviewing those of our merchants he could find in town Our Bemier correspondent In last week's Review declines to loin a circle of Intelli gence and morality for fear ol feeling d clddly out of plaoe. No remark. Mrs, W. H. Conyers left for Oregon City last Friday evening to visit her denshtera (her. More prtioularly her daughter, Mrs, (he further sum ot Fiftv-ou and 85 100 (151.85) Dollars, costs, also tne coeia upon wnj, .p Imminent renaereu gu nc ymj v... . ' I '&. and enrolled and docketed on the 26lh day I -4 t..... ItaOsl I Now, therefore, by order of ssld judgment and execution, I duly levied upon and will, on I Tuesdav tne vin uj jiujii.n I hour of 10 o'clock A, M. of said day, at the front I door of the county oourt house, in St Helens, i ui. r.m.nv nntmn. aall. aubleot to re-1 demotion, at publio auction to thy highest bid der, lor cash, U. 8. gold coin, all the right, title and Interest of the above named plaintiffs, or either of them had, on the Wth day of June, W or since had In and to th. following de scribed real property, to-wit: CoTmenoingat the northwest corner of tti southwest quarter of section twenty-two (22), in township eight (8) north of range four (4) west tun)..,.,. UarMian. rnnnlnff thence south twentj-flve (25) ehalns, thence east forty JW chains, thenoa north twenty-Bve (35) "halns. h.ce wert fort, (4.) JSSiSS. blatvTVosasiafy h. above named aum. costs, interest ana aciTruu.Kuua.. Dated thU 24th day ol July, 1895. mM SheriS of Colombia County, Oregon, Caatorla Is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription tor IalanU and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphia nor other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing: Syrups, and Castor Oil It is Pleasant. Its guarantee Is thirty years' use by Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays feverUhnesa. Caatorla prevents yomitlng Sour Curd, cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria relicw teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency. Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomach and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas toria Is the Children's Panacea the Mother's Friend. Castoria. " Caatorta la an exoetiimt medicine for ehll ansa. Mother, have rapaatedly told meat Be goad effect upon their chUdraa." Pa. O. a OesooB, Lowell, Kasa. Castoria ki the heat remedy for children of vrfilca I an acquainted. I hope tbe day to no far distant when motbera will oomaWer the real interest of their children, and oae Caatorla to teaaTof the vartonaquack ooatrumawhich are dtatroymg their tared onea, by forcing opium, morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful agent down their throaia, thereby aendiag tfopraniatangravaa." Conway, Ark. I Auam C. Saava. !, Vfc Oamtatw Company, TT M-rray 8tr i, Hwwr Terlt OHy. Castoria. Caatorla la ao well adapted tocfcfidrau I reoommend it aa superior to any prascrtptloa known to aaa." . . w - H. A. Aaoaaa, TL P.. Ill So. Oxford St., Brooklya, 9. X. - Oar physician, la tbe ehlldna' depart ment bav spoken highly of their expert so la their ontaM practice with Caatorta, and although we only hava among out medical supplies what la known aa regular product, yes waara free to eonfeaa Shj J, merit ot Caatorla haa woe) as 10 look wl favor upon It." Varrss Hoanvafc a: