OREGON MIST.
SUBSCRIPTION, 11.80 FEB. YEAR.
BEEQLE A DAVIS, Publisher.
T. BKOOl", OCT. 4.
Thi regiment in which Governor
McKinley served throughout the war,
first as ft privata and then ser
geantthe 23d Ohio had General
Eosecrans for iu first colonel, Sun
ley Matthews, afterward justice of the
supreme court, for lieutenant-colonel,
ud Rutherford B. Hayes, afierward
president, for major. Few, if any reg
fments in the service were officered
by to many notable men.
Whnvkb you find a man finding
fault with a local paper, open it up,
and ten to one he hasn't au advertise
ment Ave to one he never gave it a
job of work ; three to one he does not
take the paper; two to one that if he
is a subscriber he is delinquent even
odds he never does anything that will
assist the publisher to run a good pa
per, and forty to one that it the paper
lift good one and full of hfe, he is the
most eager to see the paper when it
comes 0UmmmmmmtmtmmmWmmmmwmm
Th appointment by Governor Lord
last Tuesday of Stephen A. Lowell of
Pendleton as judge of the state circuit
court to fill the vacancy caused by
the resignation of Judge Fee, will no
doubt meet with general approval.
Mr. Lowell is considered one of the
brightest young lawyers in the state.
He has resided in Oregon only about
four years and received the solid vote
of the opposition to Mr. Dolph several
times during the last session of the
legislature for United States senator.
Thi apple crop in Columbia county
thli year, according to th; Maessor a
report, is estimated at 8,285 bushels,
while in Washington county, with less
than three times the population of
Columbia the apple crop reaches 6o,
488 bushels. The total lor eleven
counties of the state Columbia,
Crook, Curry, Josephine, Lake, Linn,
Malheur, Polk, Sherman, Wasco and
Washington is 451478 bushels. Co
lumbia county produoed this year of
prunes, plwms and pears, 1,438 bushels,
which is only a Utile below the aver
age taking the state over.
Thk gold miners in South Africa
and Australia are working on superfi
cial deposits, and there is as yet no
evidence that the quarts veins are
anal in number, size or richness 10
those of California. The veins m
South Africa are small and irregular,
j.'n.,i ramftt and expensive to
ork, and Australia has no such great
i. mm mrm found in Cali
fornia. London is putting t20.000.000
a tnontn into its goia nnuiuK Btnu.--tim,
tHnnok th field for it is not as
good as exists in plain sight on onr
Pacific coast. OI course me o "
London will burst some day, but at
.,,t It tA hiareeat and most ir
idescent specimen ever known in gold
mining. ,
Nothing shows more clearly the
" nno.. .a virnr of business en-
terprisee in this country than the fact
that at the beginning of this year tne
.i i rmn had bnt 434 miles of
electric railroad, while m the United
States 10,363 wiles were in opermuon
fn irs sulvAnCA ill ADDIV'
WW W miv av a- -
ing electricity to steam railroads. The
electrical equipment on mo inuiwra
beach branch of the New York, New
Tr...n ..!) rr.rtford railroad is re
ported to be a complete success. Since
. ..... . .
the snbsutution oi uu
mimmm nn tha branch a few weeks age
the trains have been run mors fre
quently and cheaply, ana tne nuniDer
of passengers camea naa iuen
300 per cent. A vice president of the
road says, that the experiments with
electric motive power in freight traf-
m Ummmi mtan hoam "Aminentlv salisfao-
UU wv.v mwv w-
tory and mean a great deal in the ap
plication of the current ta au onucun
of rail transportation." The time
seems to have arrived when America
is allowed an undisputed leadership in
railway evolution.
If you have anything to do boys, do
It at onee. Don't sit down in a rock
hie chair and lose three-quarters of an
hoar in dreading the job. Be sure
that it will seem ten times harder than
it did at first. Keep this motto r - "Be
on time in small things as well as the
great things." Habit is everything.
The boy who is behind time at break
fast and school will be sore to get left
in the important things in life. If
you hare a chronic habit of dreading
and potting off things, make np your
mind that you will have some back
bone. Don't be a limp, jellyfish sort
of a person. Depend upon it, that life
is Tery much as you make it The
first thing to decide is what are you
going to make it. The next thing is
to talce off your coat and go to work.
Make yourself necessary somewhere.
There are thousands of boys and young
men in the world that wouldn't be
missed if they were to drop out of it
tomorrow. Don't be one of this sort.
Be a power in your own little world,
and then, depend upon it, the big
world will hear from yon.
Tbi United States is cursed with an
overproduction of politicians and rant
ing calamity piognosticators, and an
underproduction of sensible, energetic
men that go further to keep down the
first-named element than anythiog we
' can think of, says the Milton Eagle.
The above assertion is no mere fancy.
You have all beard of the man who
was placed on the operating table in
the medical labratory and bis arm
bared and pricked with a pin in the
locality of an artery, while the stern
faced surgeons anxiously watched and
commented on the gradually weaken-
. ening patient, who was with horor,
listening to watar drops from one ves
sel to another with monotonous regu
larity, and which the poor, deluded
mortal imagined was his own life
blood, of which, in reality, he bad not
lost a drop. The story relates that the
man diea a victim to an uaiiuoiuanuu
be thonght he would die from loss
of blood, and in fact did die with all
the symptoms of one with a severed
artery. The people of the United
States are very much like the man on
the operating table. They pay a set
. i
of ranting, broken-down ward politi
cians to diagnose their government
ills. A great many of these are such
as have proven utter failures In every
walk of life, and have not sufficient
good, sound intelligence to govern the
affairs of a brood of young chickens,
let aluiie the attain of a mighty nation
like the United States.
Thi unit-it of nrmrresa in anv com
munily is very often thwarted by a
certain class of people who, not be
longing to the more thrifty class, but
rather prefer to tee things pass along
in the "good old way," are joaloua of
the more progressive element, and can
ulwava tut rfatwmlod unon to throw
every obstacle in the way of improve
ments, wnetner private or jjui-hw.
Generally speaking, "this is a condi
tion and not a theory." It is a condi
tion, too, that has wrecked many a
community, whioh would have other
wise been prosperous. But worst of
all this spirit is beriditary, and instead
of passing out with the generation
with wliif.li ir. nritrina tad. it is handed
.Inwn fmnt minaratinn to Generation.
and not only so, but it seems contag
ious by association ana contact, i ue
evil influences of one man corrupt the
good morals of another. So It matters
not what degree of progreseiveness a
- - : J nt fiMt kv Kiiai.
U1NH u pueeVtMWU Ul mm inn,
neaa aaonciatinn with the non-PrOEress-
ire element, like the cholera or small
pox, the germs of the disease, tor sucn
it is, are imbibed bv one from another
COLUMBIA COUNTY'S SEMI-ANNUAL FINANCIAL SHOWING
Qlvlng the Clerk, Sheriff and Treasurer
ing September
SEMI-ANNUAL KEPORT
Of the Coontr Clsrk of Colombia County, State of
01 ,.T,K.iijf . ,k. rnurt' for what
iiTonni Tof Varrmnt. outstanding and unpaid,
day of September, 1896, both Inclusive:
ON WHAT ACCOCHT ALLOWED
Road and k ridge...
Pauper
Criminal account. Circuit court
Criminal account. Justice court
Stationery, postage and priming
Courthouse and jail
Clerks .
Saerifft .........
Bounty on wild animals
School anperlntendenl -.
County Judtre
Commissioners
Boad supervisors
Insane
Jury
Coroner
Treasurer
District attorney
Surveyor
Boaniing prisoners
Rebate tax
Public examination of teachers
Official reporter
Coats in Massie case
Total amount claims allowed and drawn. .
AMOUNT Of OUT8TAKDING WARRANTS
OntstandlnK, unpaid connty warrants on the
Heptemoer, us
Estimated Interest accrued thereon
Total amount unpaid connty warrant
STATE OF OREGON. I
PnnntT nf Colnmbia.1
I. Judson Weed, Connty clerk of the eonnty of Columbia, sute of Oregon, do hereby certify
that the foregoing is a true and correct statement of the number aad amountyf claims sllowed by
the Connty Court of said county, for the six months ending on the 30th day of September. 1S95, on
' IT r. ... .ni ih imini nf v.rntnu drawn, and the amount of war
rants outstanding and unpaid as the ssme appear
custody, witness my nana ana me seat ot toe
bar, A. o. una.
SEMI ANNUAL SUMMABY 8TATEMENT
Of the flnandal condition of the County of Columbia, la the State of Oregon, on the let day of
LIABILITIES
AMOUNT
By
To warrants drawn on the
county Treasurer, and out-
Bt
taiifllng ana anpua... . .
I 40,381 77
. 4,200 00
To estimated amount of In
terest accrued thereon
By
Total liabilities. .
t 44,791771
By
8EMI-AMNUAL
. . .
Of the amowni 01 money ana ""'"''
rer by toe Snerlrr ot umuddis vounty, vrecuu,
September, A. D. 1896;
TO AMOUNTS RECEIVED
SOURCE
April
In Coin and Currency. .......
In County Warrants
Delinnuent tax roll iBH
t 736 761
General Delinquent Roll.
Total Received
211 7
t 7183 !fJ
By amount paid to Connty Treasurer during the
By amount paid to County Treasurer during the
By amount paid to County Treasurer during the
By amount paid to County Treasurer during the
By amount paid to Connty Treasurer during the
STATE OF OREGON,
County 01 uoium 01a,)
. . , , . . U.
1, U. F. wean, snenn 01 saiucoumy, aw iwreu,
rertanatm.. Witness my hand this 1st day of October A. I. 1896. . i v Columbia Coontr.
SEMI-ANNUAL
Of the County Treasurer of Columbia eonnty, Oregon, for the six months ending on the 80th day
v. - ' . . . .j J . ., i A . Ihu. wknm mh.IhuI mwA 1nm what
1 aepwmoer, iwa, 01 money wit uu
aource, and on whit account paid out;
1896
AMOUNTS RECEIVED
April 1.
ADril
To amount on hand from last report...
To amounts received from Secy of state.
July 17.. ......
August 8.
September 80.
" " Assessor
" Suite Tress..
u u county
' County
h Sheriff.
- " " Ileense,
HcniHupt..
, " Sheriff
Sheriff
Sheriff
" Sheriff
1896
AMOUNTS
September 80.
By amount paid out on eonnty
By KUWI IUmiUMHICll, hmiwjmi
By balance general fund on hand
By " schhool " "
4.. By
80.. By
".. BT
".. By
'.. By
'.. By
By
".. By
".. By
".. By
".. By
Smonnt psia on supenoienueni uruer us iiuhiuw iuuu
" ' special school tax , .....
" " " city " Vernonla
connty road "
" on hand, special city tax, Vernonla ,
m " county road "
" " special school tax
" " " Administrator's fund ,
" " " state road fund
" Institute fund
" " " special deposit ,
STATE OF OREGON, J M
County of Columbia, ( " .
I. E. M . Wharton, do hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true and correct statement of the
mounts received, paid out and remaining on hand, in the County Treasury of sai4 County for the
six months ending on the 30th dsy of September, A. D., 185 Witness my hand this 1st day of Oc
tober, A. D., 1896. X. II. WHARTON, County Trea-urer.
until it becomes an epidemic. So it Is
. . . . . 1. ltt. lntkr
wltn progressive propie. .n.io,
and persiBteut effort to set on foot dif
i . i..i.m. sninmriioi. hot aeeioir
each one thwarted by a few men of
the "good old way" kind, they event
ually ejve up iu dispair. They are
sour with their surroundings; their
efforts have not met with deserving
encouragement, and failure has met
thorn on every hand, and ere long the
germs ot the unease sauwu
backism reigns supremo. A remedy
for this condition of affairs ought to
bring a good price in all Oregon towns.
Beat Estate TranaArs.
8. O. Anderson to 0. C. Tuneberg, lots 6
nil 7 DIS 9. Brjuni a ura bum j
Ti"r'KBrlnnand wlfeto O. W. Toms.
wofswH,seoS5,t5 , r I w, bond lor
d Hir?V Bos. to M. I; Mathers.
wu of se'4, sec 2, 1 8 n . r 8 w ; WW.
Willard Galloway to Jennie H. Peterson,
neV, sec 27, t 6 n, r a w ; $500.
i.;,r Kantola and wife to William
Gorman, timber on wK of nwW, sec 8, tT
".r.6,w;JI.i.. t n M.Oirs. aWof
eof se, ecl, t8n, r8 w; lease.
K. McOmw to K. K. Quick. swW of nw,
see t9, t 5 n, raw: alo 2 2WW acres in
sec i, o n. r s w ; iuu.
W. O. romerov to Mary B. romerey,
nei of ne. see 23, and swW of nw, eeo
24,'t S n. rl w; lot 2, sec 34, t 8 n, r 8 w;
W ' W. Sibrav and wife to Herbert Lee,
lot,blk7.Vernonia;W0.
O. 0. Tuneberu to Mary A TuncbcrR,
lots 6 and T, blk 8, Bryant's first add to
Bryantville, 125.
Report for the Six Months End
3tn, 1095.
Oiwon. sbowtnn the smonnt and number of
slloweti. smoimt el warrant, drawn, and the
from the 1st day of April. lfWS. to tne Win
AMOUNT
OF CLAIMS
ALLOWED
MOrNT
OF WARRANTS
DRAWN
1,M 49
649 01
SI 7 m
S!9 761
SIN S3
1.87S 70!
1,1
45 0Ui
298 1.V
2M 03 ;
14 MM
ooi
m fioi
612 s!
27 SO !
262 0ft;
m 7&i
177 60i
283 20
198 94!
46 7S,
24 00i
20 001
SO 00
t t9,S4
, ,37 S4
UNPAID
PRINCIPAL
INTEREST
90th day ot
. 40.561 77
i. jM OOj
..$ 4,200 00
. 44,71 77
.1 44,791 77
upon the records of my office, and in my official
kuuhij w. i
.. , .
RESOURCES
AMOUNT
funds In hands of Connty Treas-
nrer, appucaoie to tne paymeoi oi
eonntv warrants
155
8,713 28
28,220 68
1,774 56
ens oo
18,948 20
estimated delinquent taxes, ISM
By estimated delinquent taxes, U87
ta 1MU
amount of taxes and costs on land
bought in for tax, lata
Rt AO acres of land
Indebtedness of connty
Total resources.
$ 44,791 77
STATEMENT
tm-mmm mrtA mnntimw nmtA tn .. Pnnnt. Trt
, .Z'. .r .,T: -.iVA. . Th. f,,h .
i
DUBINO THE MONTHS OT
May
June
July
August
Septe'br.
i 2M 86 S 2TSS 87
I 776 81
list) 731
lstf 46
$ USl 24
I 1158 07
35 Ml
zi 81
64 111
a wi
CO 14
I 446U;S 4602
I 829 421
I 1404 44
f 121121
month of April .7
month of May
...871W 90
... 4495 13
. 4MI2 M
mouth of July. SM 42
month of August. 1404 44
month of September 1214 21
W.. --.( .1... ,t. fnra-.lr. ,.m.n ,
STATEMENT
ww - .wv.,v - -
FROM WHAT SOURCE
RECEIVED
OENX
FUND
I tjat 60
5 pr ct C 8 land sales. .
noil tax
XjSO 44
60 00
2,181 60
MS 86
IP 42
51 75
eoo 00
48 00
17,808 16
1 76
1,148 10
758 82
Istate school fund
Clerk
Clerk
redemption of land...
fees forslz months..,,
fees for six months. ...
for six months
teachers' certificates. . .
general tax
special tax, Vernonla.,
aneclal school tax ,
flnes
febunty road tax
'B,855 7
GENERAL
FUND
PAID OUT
warrants..............
1,780 76
8,446 68
1,636 26
U60 19
70 60
1,638 96
26 78
621 6
1 63
I'M 76
101 69
1116 00
Mr! VI
131 00
49 91
.6 88AV179
V1BEGULAT0R7
Reader, did yon ever take Buimonb
Liver iWiulatok, the "Kino or
LivbrMbdioinb" Everybody need
take a liver remedy. It U a aluRgiah or
dlsoaeed Uver that Impair digestion
and oauaes oorwtdpation, when the wast
that should be carried off ramains in,
the body and poisons the whole system.
That dull, heavy fooling la due to a
torpid Uver. Biliousness, Headache,
Malaria and Indigestion are all Uver
diseases. Keep the Uver active by an
occasional dose of Simmons Liver Reg
ulatar and yon'U get rid of those trou
bles, and give tone to the whole sys
tem. For a laxative Simmon Liver
Regulator I better than Fill. It
does not gripe, nor weaken, but greatly
refreshes and strengthens.
Every pacKage nas mo ;
ZolUu & Co., PliliaUelplila.
$25,000
Stock of Boots and Shoes,
THE OREGON
Shoe Store
168 THIRD STREET
... nnn.m worth of Boots
and Shoes at 25 per cent less than Actual
twt. n e win eeu tneiu neaper uiu ju
can bay anywhere Else.
$00x at hf yrice
Mens Boots f 1-45
linna Wnrkinir Shops... .05
Mens Dress Shoes from, i.za to .ou
Ladies Shoes from 1.00 to 3.50
Rpst Sr.hool Shoes from . .50 to 1.75
Infant Shoes 25
We tars a Blsr Asaartnaesu
hell ski Lswnl Prices.
BE SURE TO PINO THE RIGHT PLAOE
The Oregon Shoe Store
-f SO TBiIrA Street, POUTLAIID,
B J iMtween norriMm aitu iuiiii.
Msxt door to Roberts Bros. Dry Goods store.
(Mention this paper.)
THE HUNT HARDWARE COMPANY
-DEALERS IN
Stoves Ranges
CUTLERY AND TINWARE
s i.m.m nA trarlwt aaanrtment of all nec
essary cooking utensils, consisting of an ele
gant and wetl-cnosen nssurtrueiii ui
6RANITE-IR0NWAR
Our line of stores are the best made, as
we carry the celobtated "Majestic Hteel
Kangs, recogmzea to do sue ivrj u.
INSPECT OUR
Heating Stoves
HUNT HARDWARE CO.,
Cor. Second and Yamhill Streets,
PORTLAND. - - - OREGON
E. E. QUICK,
Commissioner el
Deeds for Washington
O. W. COLE,
, Notary Pabllc
Cole & Quick,
St. Helens, - - Oregon
PROPRIETORS Of
"Thorn's Numerical System
Title Abstracts'
FOR
Columbia - County, - Oregon
TITLES
Examined and abstracts furnished. Will
attend to matters before the Board of
Equalisation; payment of taxes, etc. Real
Estate, Conveyancing, and Insurance, and
Loans negotiated.
vJXJS'xoxj-rp.
Hill's New American Polygraph!
An indispensible companion to
every merchant, clergyman andlawyei
in the land. If you have copying to
do, write at once inclosing 4 cents in
stamps for particulars. Agents wanted.
Liberal discount. Address,
W, H. BAUMANPT,
Gonl. Agt. U, 8. A.
F, 0. Box 67, Marissa, 111.
FRUIT TREES
APPLE TREES
Ben Davis, Spltzenbergor, North
ern Spy, Baldwin, Orarensteln,
Melon and Ked Astracban.
ITALIAN PRUNES
Trees are grown on flrtimhersoll,
are free from pests and are true
to name, being propagated from
our own young orchard,
PLUM, CHERRY, PEACH
PEAR, QUINCE TREES
A nine lot of Currant, Oooneber
rv. Wineberry, Kaspberry and
lilackberry. Every shipment de
livered free on the cars or boat.
I A. HOLADAY, Scappoose, Or.
Summons.
In the Olmilt Court of the Bute of Oreion, for
The Anorle and foliimhla River Usllroadl
Coutpaujr, plulnllll', t
ToVH4Bi.as 0, laavas.the above named d-
N TUK NAM It OF THK STATIC OK ORKUON.
aimwer the eouiUliit ot tlio above named plain-
tut men 111 me aiwve emiiiwi i iini""
In the above entitled sellou. on or before llie
lint day of the next resolar term nf said JHmrl,
In said t'olinubla louiily. wliit'b will be bKiiii
and held at Ht. lL'lenn. Ill aaid County on the
IN h ilny uf Oelolwr, 1HW, If yon fall lo jo ao
M.ranil.n.,lii,int tllftrtHlf ktllttlttlfl Will
amily to the Court tor the relief demanded In
mI.I eomplalnl, which In sulwtnnce la, a inlsr
uient aiiiroirlatliir to the plnlnlllf amrliof
lami one iiiinorDii feet wine, uiai m, inir
h,i.im mi i, ui.im it iI,m I'Miitar line tt Its line
of railroad by It surveyed, located and malted
out. over and auross Ihe following -deserllied
real entaie owned by you end slluaieil In said
County, to-wit: Ufa numbered one, two aim
three, and the uwU ot the awt of Ktutlou W. all
In township T, north of raiiKe 3 west uf Ihe
wiliainvtie Merinian.
ti.i. iinmnnnii u nuliiuhetl he virtue of sn
ord r made by the Honorable T. A. MltdieiM,
Judite or the rourlh Judlelal IHilrk't of UreKon,
on the vth day of Amju.t. l.
a28o4 Atlorueya for Plalnlln.
Summons.
In the Circuit Court of the But of Oregon, for
the Comity of Columbia.
Emma May Davis, Plalntlir, )
vs. 1 SUMMONS
Herbert Davis, Defendant.
To Herbert Davis, drlviiilmit above-namon.
IN THK NAME OK THK STATU OK OKKilON,
You are hereby reuiilrvd to ai'iwsr and an-
wr itlHlntlrTM i,.ii,mlHliit liMnln ,111 the ItmC ilttV
ot the uext rcHulnr Itirm of snld court, whli li
nail conitneut'e six wvi's or more alter tne
tint publication of this innnious, lo-wlt: on
Tiiewlay, the 1Mb dar ot (Hit,lier, A. D. IMM and
II you fail to so appear and aimwer.nUlntln will
apply 10 the conn for Ihe relief demanded In
httrctimitlalnt. lo-wlt: A decree iIImoIvIiis the
bonds of matrimony exluting botwiH-u iiIkIiiIIII
and defeiidaul, for Ihe rtuloralliui of plaintiff 10
her maiden name, ami for such other ami further
relief lu the premises as to Hie court may seem
ut aim ouMltanie.
This summons la published puniiiant loan
onlerof Hon.T. A.MIephpua, Jndgeoltheelteiilt
court ef Multnomah county, Oregon, (miwle by
kUI Judite on the 4th day of HeilwmlM.ft, A. I.,
IMKS as ty Klaiute provuieo. in me auaence muu
the tate of Orcgtui oi the llouoralile T. A. Me
KridM. ludffA nf th rnurl before whom thin ao
Hon is peiiilltiK) that this sumnuins be served
uou you by publlCHtlon once a week for six
succeMlve weeks, InTrisOaicooN Mist, a weekly
uew.paper, ot general circulation, published at
St. Helens, Columbia connty, Orcuon.
Atlorueya tor Plaintiff.
Summons.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, tor
loiuinuia untuuy.
The A.toria and Columbia River Bnllroadl
Company, platnlilT, ,
vs. f
8. H Trvon and Minnie Trron. defendant! 1
ToS. II. TaroH and UlNNIS Thyon, the above
named rieieoriants:
You and each of vou are herelir reuuired
in annear and amiver the cnmidalut ef the
above-named plaintiff Hied lu the above entitled
Court asalnst vou In Uie abovo eulltletl action.
ouorbelore the tint dy of the nest rvitular
term 01 saia tourt, in eaiu t;oiuuiuia i-ouuiy,
which will be benun and held at ttl. Helens. In
aid County on the 1Mb day of October, lt9&. If
you fall to so aptwar and answer for waul
thereof plaintiff wilt apply to Ihe Court for Ihe
relief demanded la said eounilalnl. which In
substance Is, a Hrriicmeut appropriating to the
niaintin a .irio oi lauu una nuuiirea ipei wiue.
that Is, titty feel wide on each ililo uf the center
uneoi 11. line 01 raitroau uy 11 surveyeo, uh-uico
and slaked out, over and arroas Ihe followlnif
.luacrlhed real eitate. owned bv you anusiltiAitM
In said County, lo-wlt: Lot one ot aectlnn
twenty-nine, and the south on. half uf lou
numbered one, two and three, and the aw1, of
wV of section 'S, all In lowimhlp S, north of
rantfe a west oi uie n iiiaiueiie Heriuiau.
TalaHummuni is iullhed by virtue nf an
order matie by ihe Honorable 1. A. mepneus,
Judge of lh. Fourth Judicial Ulitrlct of Uresun
on the tn day 01 Augua, 111
rvLlun rme
a33o4 Attorney! for IMalntl ft.
Ntlce ml Settle-meat ( S'lBstt
Accannt.
IS the Coanty Court of the 8tate of Ore-
L aon, fur Columbia l ounty.
In the matter of the estate of K. 0, Bryant,
deceased.
Order lining date of Settlement of Final
Account ol Administration.
E 8. Bryant, adniiiihitrator of the estate
of K. u. uryaat. oeimtwu, having tins nay
dulv made, verified and filed his final ac
count as adminWttatur ot said estate, and
prayed for an order fixing the time and
place of settlement of the same, and a dU'
tribution of the estate, it Is hereby orderei!
that Saturday, the 12th day ot October,
IK, at the court-house in hi. Helens , or.
at 10 o'clock A. M. of saiddav be. and th
same are hereby appointed, a the lime and
place for the lottleuient oi said account And
the distribution of said estate, at which
time and place all persons interested may
appear and oppose the same. And It is
further ordered that notice of this appoint
ment be aiven by publication of a copy of
this order in The Oregon Mist, a newspaper
regularly published In said county, for at
least four, weeks next preceding said day
OI settlement ana uini,riuuiiuii.
Done this 7th day of September, 1895.
DEAN BLANCHAKI),
E. 8. BRYANT, County Judge,
Administrator. sl3oll
Summons.
In the Circuit Court of the Stale of Oregon,
County of t;oiuruma.
Walter J. Burns, plaintiff,
vs.
C. C. Cole, Amanda Cole, Cole,
- Henderson, J. P. Marnball
and Baruucl A. Fowler, defendants.
To Defendants C. C. Cole and AmandaCole:
IN THK NAME OF THE STATE OF
Oregon, yon are hereby required to ap
pear anil anewer plaintiff's complaint here
in, on. the tint day of the next regular term
of eaid Court, which shall commence su
week! or more after the tirat publication of
tins summons, to-ait: On Tuexday, the
16th day of October, A. D. 18, and if you
fail o to uppear and aniwer, plaintln" will
apply to the Court for the relief demanded
in hi! complaint, to-wit : For a decree fore
closing a certain mortgage, executed by one
W. W. Cola and one W. O. Henderson,
under the firm name of Cole A Henderson,
to one 'William Dunbar, on the 2ith day of
July, 1H89. which la recorded on page ''Ua"
of Book "K," of the records of mortgages of
Columbia county. State of Oregon; that
the real estate which is described in said
mortgage aa folio we: "Lot number one (1),
in section thirty-six (3ft), in township num
ber seven (7) north , range number two (2)
west of Ihe Willamette Meridian, contain
ing eleven and 4D-1 OOtlis acres ; also the west
half (K) ' the northeast quarter ('A), and
the southeast quarter ( yt ) of the northeast
quarter (W) of section number thirty-five
(36), all Iu township number seven (7)
north, range number two (2) went of the
Willamette Meridian, and containing one
hundred and twenty acres, all of the prop
erty aforesaid being in Columbia county.
State of Oregon" be sold In manner pre
scribed by law and the proceeds applli d to
the satisfaction of said mortgage, the costs
and disbursements of this action, the sum
of $300 attorney feed, and the expenses of
said sale; that vou and each of you be
barred and foreclosed of all Interest in and
to the aforesaid property, and that plain
tiff's mortgage be adjudged to be a first
lien thereon.
This summons la published pursuant to
an order of Hon. K. D. Hhattuck, Judge of
tlio Circuit Court of Multnomah county,
Oregon, (madu in opeu court onthe2Mth
day of August, 1H05, as by statute provided,
the Hon. T. A. Mcllride, iudge of the Court
before whom this action u pending, being
absent from the slate), that this summons
be served upon you herein by publication
once a week for six weeks, in Tii t Ohkoom
Mist, a weekly newspaper of general circu
lation, published at Ht. Helen", Columbia
county, Oregon. ALLKN & CI.EKTON,
a.'Woll Attorneys for Plaintiff.
tbeamjueh's notick.
County Treasurer's Office,
Bt. Helenh, Or., Bep't. 27, 1895.
Notice Is hereby given that all unpaid
County Warrants of said county, which
hsvo been presented and endorsed "Not
Paid for Want of Funds," up to July 8th,
181)3, also warrants Nn. 211, 8032, 8121, 3122,
3123, 3424 and 312A, will be paid upon pres
entation at this office. Interest will not be
allowed after this date.
K.-M. WHARTON,
Treasurer of Columbia County, Oregon,
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