The Oregon mist., February 21, 1896, Image 3

. Portland Honorhd. L. D. Colo, of
j'ortianu, who was deles-ate of the
JNorthweiUru Mannfaeturers' Asao
elation to the meotlng of the National
Manufacturing Assooiation, hai beun
oleoted one of the vice presidents of
the latter body. Mr. Oole ia manager
01 arm 01 j. m. Moyer 4 Company.
119 aoiy repreaented the Interests
thla ooaat In the national meeting
and hii influence will doubtless attraot
many prospective iuventora to the
West.
Am, New Wont. Newberg la up.
to-dale. The Graph io eaya that all of
tne DUDiea Dorn iir that community
tlila year have been girla. But what
ia going to bocome of them! Tlila l
loan year, but the moat advanced fo
male that ever ahriekud woman's
righla from the atump haa not yet
tackled the infant question, and these
babea in the wood oannot marry. The
experienced editor of the Graphlo
negloota to inform ue what of it, if
they all are glrlsT
1. 0. O. T. Lodge at Dklhwa. II
0. Tripp, alate deputy I. O. G. T., or
ganised a Good Templara' lodge, at
Delena, on February 13th, of fourteen
members. It wilt meet at Meaerve'a
hall on Sunday aftornoona at 2 o'clock
JU ofnonra are A. K. Morgan, O. T,
Mra. L. M, Littlo, V. T.; Mra. K. M.
Wonderly, chaplain ; W. N. Meaerve,
aecrelary ; Mra. Kate Atkina, financial
eeorflinry; Elmer Meaerve, treaaurer;
8. M. JJoale, marshal; Charlua Little,
deputy marshal; Harry Meaerve. O,
Mra. L. A. Richardson, P. 0. T.; J. W.
Meiorve, lodge deputy. The charter
will be kopt open three week a (or char
ter motnuors.
County Revenues. 3oples of the
assessment roll for 1896 are now com
pleted and taxes are payable. The
amount of revenue to be col looted tliia
year exceeds by nearly 12000 that of
last year. The total tax to be collected
thia year by HherilTDoan, exoluaive of
noli tax, ia 38,3U3.&4, divided as fol
Iowa: County tax, $22,201.65 ; atate,
90,lH8.t: county auhool, 0,461.65;
pooial acbool, 12,541.78; non-resident
road lax, o07.G2; city tax, Vernonia,
f 54 60. In addition to thia there ap
pears on the tax roll f 078 of poll lax
to be oollected at the same time aa the
property tax, making a total to be ool
ItcfKl of 938,083.64. Of this amount
only 22,201.G5 ia for county purposes
Anniversary. A very pleasant
evening waa spent by the Knights of
l'ythiaa in this city Tueaday, the oc
casion being in commemoration of the
32nd anniversary of the order. After
lodge closed thore assembled members
and their wives and a few friends to
the number of about 30, and enjoyed
the remainder of (he evening in a
game of drivo whist. About 10 o'clock
the Knights served a lunch consisting
of coffee, sandwiches and fruit, and
endeavored in every way possible to
mako their visitors happy. Those pres
ent wcro Mr. and Mra. J. H. Hheldon,
Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Johns, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Dow, Mr. and Mra. Dave
Davis, Mr. and Mra. Jamea Mucklo,
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Boogie, Mr. and
Mrs. M. C. Gray, the Missea Tillie
Muckle, Flora George, Frankie Way,
and Mra. II. K. ClilT, Mesira. M. C.
Cue, W. A. Harrl, Jacob George,
James Cox. Dr. Rose, C. W. Blakealey,
Fred Caplua and C. II. Newell.
Rails to Arrive. The first con
signment of rails for the railroad from
Astoria to Qoble ia now on its way to
Astoria. The British ship Brenhilda
aailcd from Mar-sport on January 31,
and if ahe meote with no mishap will
arrive here about Juty 1st. Two more
hips are loading raila, and will soon
leave English ports. Ia all thore are
10 000 tons. Those rails are the best
railroad steel, weighing 75 pounds to
the yard. No other line in the North
west baa such a hoavy rail except the
Great Northern. Work on the ten
mile (ection from Tongne point east
has been going ahead steadily all win
ter, notwithstanding the bad weather.
There are over 800 men at work now
and more are being employed. On
Tansy point abont three miles of grade
have been completed. Contracts will
eoon be let for more grade work. The
Youngs bay bridge is being pushed to
completion, and will be iiniabed in
time to lay the railroad iron when it
arrives.
FROM BITTER ANIMOSITY
Carl Albright Wreaks Sweet
ltevenge.
The Woman Who Wonld No Longer
Support Him was Dellber
- ately Shot Down.
MABiHriBLD, Or., Feb, 18. Thia com
munity waa thrown into a fever of excite
ment thla afttrnoon when it waa learned
that Carl Albright had shot down his wife
In cold blood
Albright had been vary cruel to his wife
for a number of years, and his treatment
became ao bitter a waek axo that ahe left
him and Instituted divorce proceedings.
Albright did his utmost to gat her to return
and yesterday said that he would talk no
longer, but would kill ber. Today after
Mrs. Albright had returned from doing a
doea know, Come again, Mr. llorman,
when the roada are better we hare more
to ahow yon. Olatakanle cannot all be seen
during one rainy afternoon.
We learn of a very pleasant wedding that
took place at noon on Wednesday of this
week. Kobert Kent, a popular logger,
and foreman at the Baldern Marshland
camp, was united in marriage with Miss
Louisa Graham at tha residence of the
brldo'a parents, In tbe preaenoe of a large
number of relatives and friends, wbo unite
la wishing the newly married pair all the
happiness that life affords. Miss Louise Is
tha laat daughter to leave the parental roof,
and baa a boat of frieads to extend their
best wishes.
CUBANS AGAIN VICTORIOUS
Forces of Gomez and Maceo
Concentrated.
Arm and Ammunition Being; Bent
to the Insurgent From the
United State.
city Wednesday,
Wm. Miller, of Valloy, was seen on
day's waahlng for th family of John Pre- ' streets Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frsnk Dow were in tbe
city Tueaday night,
Jacob George was attending to buai
ness in fortiand Monday.
Jamas Kennedy, of Goble, waa doing
Havana, Feb. 10. Antonio Maceo, with
a large following, yesterday made an attack
upon Jaruco, the largest and moat Import-
ant town on the railroad between Havana
and Matnnzaa. Tbe official report states
that the garrison made a heroic defense,
but not a word is said of the losses on either
Dr. Cliff waa In Rainier Wednesdav side or of the damage Inflicted by the In
night, aurgenta. After the attack, Maceo left tbe
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. t nt m i t i At. I M)wn snu juiiivu vne cumino leu uy uruiuc,
Aan nice, oi uiaisaamc, was in ..... wh,ch caina to mc,t him. It seems evident
that Maceo and Gomez intend to move Into
PERHONAIi AND LOCAL.
uaa, lu South Marahfleld, be mad good hia
threat,
Mra. Albright had been at Proues bouse
sad was taking a basket of olothea to her
daughter, when Albright met ber. He
apoke to her about leaving hl.n and ahe re
plied by asking blm to go away and leave business in Portland Monday.
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Alhrl.htr.t.M,.l,t nrni-MInn at' T.,,1..' V nJ L'yd rick, Of
n " . - O
Wataon'a residence from bor pursuing hu
band, and a tittle luter a'arted on her lour
ney, but was intercepted by Albright. Mrs. County warrants or orders for war
Cox appeared then and began to intercede rants taken on subscription st this
for Mrs. Albright, but be placed bla hand oiuce,
Nebalem, were in this city last Satur
day.
on his hip pocket aa If to shoot Mra. Cox,
and the latter hurriedly got out of
tbe war. A few moment later Albright
walked up to his wife and placing a revol
var to her back, firing Ave ahots, the first
two taking; effect. After the Hrst shot Mra.
Albright fell to tbe ground, and the other Of this city.
our snois were nrd alter she waa down. Jnal Hill, nt nuiis.nta. In th
ouewasaeauwnen picaedup. city lbi, weekt returniliK home On
iv uji si ao vi s i-n i vi i j uOTti wm uuiiirmtMiu 1 w MrfnrtJulttV
AlKalnk mwA M..lniJ LI. I 1
aw iswvi aaasu yvtu bvu u rTUivnr
We are sorry to learn of tbe serious
illness of Mrs. Ubarles Meaerve, of Or
egon City.
Mr. J. H. Groves, fof Portland, is
visiting his daughter, Mra. J. G. Mucklo
at himself, aa If he were going to take bis
own life, and then took to bis beols lo get
out of the reach of the officers. William
Webster shadowed him in his flight, Al
bright keeping him at a respectable dis
tance by threatening to shoot. Webster
pointed out Albright's biding place to Mar
shal Klrod, who went up to blm and order
ed him to throw up bla hands; but Albright
held up only one, and waa in tha act of
shooting at Elrod when the latter fired.
Th third ahot brought the wife murderer
the prizefight between
and Maher will take
It is said
Fitzaimmons
place today.
License to wed have been issued by
the county clerk to Kobert D. Kent
and Louisa Grabam.
Miss Merle Shsnnahan, whose ill'
ness from typhoid fever was mentioned
last week, is improving.
Will Quick of Folk county, has been
visiting with his brother, . . Quick,
Matanzas and form a junction with the In
aurgent forces from the east under other
leadera who have arrived there. Their
cours from Jaruco waa to Sabina Bobles
and La Caballna, and from there in tbe di
rection of Madruga, which is toward Ma
tanzas.
Philadelphia, Feb. 10. Coincident with
tbe arrival in tbls country of Dr. Costello,
secretary of tha treasury of Cuba, th send
ing of aid to the Insurgents baa been pro
gressing more rapidly than ever. There
Bailed yesterday the Norwegian steamer
Oateri, with an expedition of 60 men and a
quantity of arm and ammunition. The
vessel had been purchased outright by the
Cubana, and will be used by them for fa
ture work. She can easily make 12 knots
an hour, and, it is claimed, can show her
heels to most of th warships Spain now
haa patrolling tbe Island. The expedition
ia In command of Captain Ednardo Arduo,
whn served through tbe Ten Years' war.
With him are a number of the sons of
wealthy Cubana residing in the United
States. It ia anticipated tbat the vessel
will reach the north coaat of Cuba, at a
point near the Havana coast, next Sunday,
where it will be met by a detachment from
General Qorret' army and safe conveyance
given to tbe Interior of the island. With
tbe expedition are on Maxim and two
Galling guns.
News baa been received here tbat within
th last ten day ten vessels have carried to
Cuba from thia country 700,000 cartridges.
quantity of powder and dynamite, and
6000 rifles.
to tbe ground. At first It was thought that of this city, for the past week.
His Ruling. County Clerk P. W.
Cordon, of Seattle, Wash., evidently
considers bis time valuable, for he has
issued the following schedule Of how
lung he may be seen by his friends
and others: Friendly calls, 2 minutes;
friendly calls with a good cigar ao-
enmpamment, Id minutes; friendly
calls when busy, 1 minute; life insur
ance agents, 6 minutes ; calls to dis
cuss the silver question, 1 second:
friends with a great scheme, 5 seconds;
aame willing to let as in on the ground
floor, 1 minute; friends wbo monkey
with our desk furnishings, 0; femsle
with subscription list, 1 minute; males
with subscription list, 0 ; friends who
want us to go fishing, 10 minutes 2
seoonde; friends who want us to go to
lunon, as long as necessary- to adsorb
the lunch, or 1 hour; friends who
want to borrow $5, i second j frieuds
who want to borrow ilO, t second;
friends who want to borrow over 1 10,
u; bores male, us bercs female. S
minutes; friends with an axe to grinsr
lit piausioie; v seoonas; irienas who
want to give us advice, 30 seoonds.
Against Equal Suffbaob. After
the meeting of the McKinley republi
can club Wednesday night a very in
teresting session oi tho senate was
held. A bill was introduced for the
re-enactment of the McKinley law,
and is to take effect upon its pas
sage and approval. The woman suf
frage bill was passed to its third read
ing. The evening was most devoted
to the diaoussiou of this bill, but when
the nays and yeas were called for it
was defeated by 10 to 9, there being
a number of pairs announced. During
the discussion of the question interest
ran high, and at intervals questions of
parliamentary practices were urged
with vigor. The bill was principally
championed by the democrats and
populists, though some republicans
voted for and some democrats against
the measure. Dismission of the bill
to increase the circulating medium
1500,000,000 will probably be taken
up at the next hieeting. ' i
Albright would di, but on examination It
was found that he had received only flesh
wounds. Two bullets atruck blm. one In
the right aboulder and on In th right blp.
Albright is now lu the hospital. The
feeling Is very blttor against blm, and a
"necktie party" Is talked of. Mrs. Albright
waa a woman wbo bor a good reputation
in this community, and mod a living for
both herself and husband at the washtub
id by any work aha could get. Albright
is a worthless wretch, given to the drink
babit, and waa drunk when ba killed bis
wife.
CLATBKANIE.
Dan Rice Is taking ia the sights of the
great city this week
W. K. Tichenor was a passenger for Port
land by steamer Monday evening.
O. R. Hlggins Is at Rainier this week,
presumably on a political errand,
Mra. Merrill, sr., came in on the steamer
Wednesday to visit iter aon ftanx
Gus Illatr and Jeaae Nichols have been in
from the river supplying some fish for tbe
hungry,
Mrs. Alex McDonald, of Deer Island, was
In our city laat week on a visit lo bar brother,
N. Merrill.
Mrs. Norman Merrill Is spending this
week with ber mother snd friends st Wood'
land, Wash,
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. 8tock left on the
steamer Wednesday for their home near
Ostrandor, Wash
Tba elty cornet band baa been gathering
In some new material, and bar lately beeu
spending evenings in practice.
The frienda of Fannie Maaarv In this lo
cality unit with her friends elsewhere in
wishing ber a bappy married life,
W understand that th shingle mill now
being moved back to the city, will be In
shape to cut shingles by next week,
W node by the Chief that Bilvo Gra
ham is now proprietor of tha Columbia
meat market. Will Foots seems to be as
sistant manager.
Soma fin apples ware ablpped one day
Thos. Pettiiohn snd J. C. Clark, of
Upper Bock creek, were in this city
Monday en route to Portland.
Sam Conrad, of Woodland, was in
town Tuesday, having brought hia
little child over for medical treatment.
Circuit Court Today: An ad
journed term of the circuit court for
Columbia county will be held here
today, with Judge E. D. Shattuck, of
Portland, on the bench. The case
of Kelly vs. Lamberson is to be taken
up, and inasmuch as Judge McBride
being interested he did not desire to
occudv tbe bench while it was beine
i. jj. uooirey started lor iiumooit tried, and in conseauence Judge Bhat
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county, uaiuornia, last xnonjay. tie lucx will preside.
expects to oe aosem aooui two weeks.
Sheriff and Mrs. Doan went lo Rain
ier Wednesday to be present at the
festivities of tbe Knights of Pythias
lodge at mat place.
Those wbo attended the anniversary
anlertainment given by the Knight
of Pythias of Rainier on Wednesday
night report having bad an enjoyable
time.
A Noist CoNVSHTiow. The popu
lists of Washington county held their
convention at Hilleburo last Saturday
for tbe purpose of electing delegates
to tbe state convention. Tho conven
tion was divided into two factions. It
was Hare and anli-Uare, and the an tig
seemed to have control. Very un
pleasant things were said pro and con
regarding the sincerity of a venerable
gentleman whose oratory exceeds by
far his consistency. It was the middle-
of tue-road crowd against the fusion-
ists, and the former seemed to be in
the saddle. Mr. Hare was, however,
tier m it tod to irn as a d,,Wf in the
The sturgeon fishermen at this place atate convention, hut nnl f tor ,.
have been doing well lately. Tbe fish sonl idea had I lean mfldn hv mntna rt
caught now are not large, but they are the more conservative members of the
snmuieni in number tO make UP tbe Dftrtv. The fieht hetwnen th nnnn
list factions in Washington county is
on, and no doubt the breach will
widen in the future.
VALLEY ITEMS.
J. Deliskl la back from th Bllets reserva
tlon.
Mr. SIntak has been sick with a cold for
some time. . '
Mr. Jajack waa recently taken to 8t. He!
ens for medical attendance.
The weather continues beautilul, which
glvea on tha privilege of getting much
needed out-of-door exercise.
William Millor ia building a picket fence
along the county road in front of his place
which greatly Improves the appearance of
things.
Messers. Dupont and Deliskl were out
the for part of last week to see the county
school superintendent about some little
change lu our school district.
A Household Treasure.
D. W. Fuller, of Canajoharie, N. Y.. saya
tbat be always keeps lr. King's Mew Dis
covery in the house, and hia family has at
ways found the best results foollow its use
that he would not be without It, if procur
able. G. A. Dykeman, druggist, Catskill
N. Y., says that Dr. King's New Discover;
is undoubtedly the best etiigh remedy
that he has used it In hia family for eight
years, and it baa never failed to do all that
la claimed for it. Why not try a remedy
so long tried and tested. Trial bottles free
at Rosa'drng store. Regular size 60c andtl,
BOKN,
DECKER. In St. Helens. Oregon, on Frl
day, February 14, 1816, to the wife of L,
Li. Liecaer, a aaugnier.
MARRIED.
GRAHAM-KENT. At the residence of
Samuel Graham, at Marshland. Oregon
on Wednesday, February IS, 18M). Misa
Louice Graham aod Mr. Robert V. Kent,
Justice Hall, officiating.
DIED.
FOWLER. At Kenben. on February 18
10U6, the infant daughter of Mr. and Mra,
u. m.. r owier.
When Baby waa sick, we gave ber Castorla.
When she wo a Child, she cried for Castoria,
When site became Was, she clung to Castorla.
When ahe had Children, she gave them Castorla
D. J. Switzer spent last Sunday in
this city with relatives. lie returned
to Kalania Monday morning, where he
is engaged In completing the water
system in that city.
difference in size.
Perhaps the oldest newspaper man
in the United States is William Milli
kan, editor of the Fayette County
(Ohio) Herald. He is now 90 years
old ana began bis newspaper career
wnen a noy oi ten years.
The single Unrest pack of canned
salmon on tbe Northwest coast made The service waa had bv nublication. it
i i i i . i . i . . . . . - - . :
uy uy imi.v.uuai caunery waa mat lis claimed, but a copy of the complaint
maoeoy me Ueorge T. Myers Com- was not served on Mrs. Viereck who
Divokcb Not a Divorce. Durine
tne last term of tne circuit court in
this county a divorce was granted to
Harry Viereck from Emily May Vier
eck. The plaintiff resides in Portland.
pany, of Seattle, their pack footing up
oi.ii cases tne past season.
waa in. Ban t rancisco at the time,
Tbe next day after procuring tbe di
vorce Viereck went to Vancouver and
married another woman. Mrs. Vier
eck number one, upon learning the
facts in the case, and that she was
a widow without her knowledge or
A meeting of the populist county
central committee was held in Bainier
last Tuesday at which time it was de
cided, so ws are informed, to hold the
OOUntV convention In fit Unions annia
time in March, the date to be fixed by oonaepi, oiaims mat tue proceeuinga
vug uuuiuuuee, lV w
ou per raontn as arrmony. xne case
The Masquerade bull at the opera has been taken into the circuit court
last week by the Lovegren boye, raised on house last Friday night was well at-lot Multnomah county where it is at-
the Lovegren place near her. Glad to se tended, there being about 60 persons tiacting considerable attention. Wife
good fruit raised for sal. in masque. The prize for the best number one and wife number two
W notice th engine on the track again sustained gentleman character was
between Baldern's logging camp andth wo "J f1 ,uarry AHxon, or AlDina,
log chut at th river, and learn that work ??d the lady's prize was won by Miss
is going ahead at the camp. Msua w'. this city.
W. A. Edgerton is doing road work if one I Sheriff Doan has ordered printed
L.l i.. L.. u : -l- a .f
fr.Cr,. H .2, S i u W mat "Porte. Sent free to any ad
I, .1 f Z?V I . this county dresa Fr ht on f of
?ootm0.Ut0f.theiiXu,0r",!yJ,fr paid to any8 point on the Columbia
Z'i7. w n i "''. readied by Portland boats.
TLai'0"-.uMr--P0inid6a,ronf?f Jones' Cash Store, corner Front and
" un" complete YV.Hhinfftn.-, t.rntji. Portland Orrnn
may Judge by the plowing and scraping
that he and hia team have been doing. We
will wait until the work is finished be
fore commenting.
Tbe new firm of Pag and Warren are
now attending to th want of customers at
ought to fuse and bring a "too much"
married man to terms.
Jonea, He Fays the Freight.
Send for a copy of "Tbe Buyers'
Uuide," with latest reductions and
SHERIFF'S SALE.
In the Circuit Court of the Stat of Oregon, for
me wuutj ui ixjiuinuia. .
Samuel Kinder, plaintiff,
vs.
Ida M. Buell, Walter B. Buell, Emmons
Buell and U. O. Howard, defendant.
BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION, JUDO
ment. order and decree, rinlv I miiMl nnt nf
nnu uuuer fcjie waul oi me BDOve eniuiea turt,
In the above entitled catine. tn madulv riinwtrt
dated tha Sth dav nf Ftthrnnrv. nnnn
Judgment and decree rendered In said Court on
ine iuiuay oi January, 1898. In favnrofthe
above named plaintiff, and against the above
named defendants, for the sum of Three Thous
and One Hundred Twenty-eight and 14-100
(d,i2s.i4j Hollars, with Interest thereon at the
rate of 8 per cent per annum (rom the 24ih day
of January. 1896. the further sum of 12m on
attorneys fees and the further sum of 126.35
costs ana aiHDursements ana the cost of and
upon this writ, eominandtnir and rnniiirln n,A
to make sale of the following described real
uruuer.T, u-w 1 1 :
Commencing at a. nnfnt nn thA vm( 1tn nf
tne northern raeinc ttanroad comnanv's richt.
of-way, which point Is east from the northwest
comer of the donation land claim of Charles
sanies, oeinr claim ro. 4U in townanin No.
north of ranee No. 1 west of the Willamette
Meridian: thence east on the north boundary
line of said claim 27.4 chains to the west bank
01 we (joiumtita nrer: thence nn the went hank
of said Columbia river with the meanders
toereor, as iouows, 10-wit: south z rjegrees E
sot cnains; eoutn aetrrees w 4.60 chains
South 41 decrees and SO mtniitea K a ohnln.
South 82 degrees E 17.70 chains to the southeast
corner or a survey maae Dy a. J. Stevenson,
surveyor, made April 9th, 1868; from which for
witness to said corner Is set a post South 68 de
grees W 70 chains distant, with bearing trees as
follows, to-wlt: A dogwood 8 inches in diameter
bears South 7 degrees W 54 chains distant; a
willow w ouicues in oiameier Dears ftoutn 78
degrees west 12 chains; thence South 68 degrees
west 17.20 chains to a bridge on the old county
road: thence South 64 deflrroea an mlnntm
v.iocnaiQs, atonx a alien; tnence North 86 de
grees West 31.70 chains to the west HnA nf nfri
Charles Caples said donation land claim, at a
puiu, wnere is set a stone iu Dy 12 inches in di
ameter: tnence norm On &in mmmt lln rt mA
donation land claim 10 links to a point, which
ia .ue tou.uwesi oomer 01 a tract 01 land here'
tofora conveyed by grantor herein in RU
Wharton; thence North 56 degrees 30 minutes
east S3 chains to a point on the west bonndarv
line of the Northern Pacific Railroad Company's
right-of-way; thence North S3 degrees 30 minutes
west 27.60 chains to the nlac of heirinnlno mmlA
land being In Columbia county, Oregon.
Hereby reserving to the said Charles O. Caples
and Laclnda M. Canlee from thA ,.MMK.h
..us muiwmo r our it 1 acres 01 iana in saia aDOve
described tract, which said Four acres 1m
bounded and described as follows. tn.wft- rv.m.
menoing at a point on the bank of the Columbia
river in section sixteen iini tnwnh n rti
north, range one (1) west, 70 links north 58 de-
irrees west 01 a staae set on the division line be
tween C. O. Cantafl and RamiiMl Iff rwta. tmn,
which stake for witness trees a dogwood 3 inches
in diameter bears South 7 degrees west 54 links
distant, a willow tT a (nr-hn. in nl.mtf kuu
ouuin is uegraes west a Unas distant; thence
from the above mentioned startinir nnint fal
lowing the division line between the said Caples
and Kinder. South 68 degrees west 17 chains and
iinas to me onage over aitcn on the county
road; thence North 32 degrees west following
the Present line Of the onnntv mad Q Ahntna mnA
82,S links to a point: thence North fig rinrreM
east 17 chains and 20 links to the Columbia
.1 V"wuw wmn uegrees east z cnains and
links, along the river bank to the place of
V; ' wuwuiim ruur m acres.
Now. therefore, hv virtnA nf ... f .1 Avw.nMAn
Judgments order and decree, and in compliance
with the commands of said writ. I will, on Tues
day the 10th day of March, 1896, at the hour of
u o mix, iu tne iorenoon 01 said day at the
front door of the ennntv Cnnrt Knnu In Ik.
City of 8t. Helens. In said County and Bute,
sell, subject to redemption according to law. at
public aueUon, to the highest bidder, for United
Slates gold coin, cash in hand, all the right, title
and interest which the above named defendants,
or either of them had en the 8th day of March,
1893, or si nee had In and to the above described
real property, to satisfy said execution, judg
ment, order and deeme. IntArmat mnA nn,a -.
u auuruing costs. u, F. DOAN.
olean-ups of the tax
made laat year.
roll such as was
the Edgerton store room. They are capa
ble business men and will do their best to
t . I bL.L . 1. .. I
Wend, hops for them. Mf. Jaoob m, Mr D
Ws learn that Miss Maud Bryant basse- Switzer, will start tomorrow for Los
cared th sohool at Mist for the next term, I Anareles. Cal.. to remain sometime.
while Prof. Hattan la to train the younif They all to on a recuDeratinsr triD. es- pa'pose or apportioning the delegates to
idea at Mayger. It Is a re-election for both peoially so does Mr. Qeortre. whose the next couaty convention, to fix the time
these teachers, and shows that their work health for the last few months has for holding the primaries and convention,
baa given satisfaction. been such as to eoite some alarm. I and to transact such other business aa may
Loula Kiihn, of th lower sawmill, went They expect to be absent several weeks, properly com oetore tne committee, ah
Call For Committee Meeting.
The County Republican Central Commit
tee will meet in St. Helens, Oregon, on
Tuesday, the 3d day of March, 1896, for the
on to Amity a few daya ago and brought
baok a bride from tbat plaoe. He is re
ceiving th congratulations of his friends
and trying, not very suocesstully, to look
as though he was used to getting married
and not embarrassed any-
Oscar Bheldelln was in town the first of
this week. He waa on of th vary few
successful applloant for teachers' certifi
cates at the county seat last week. It was
a blaok week for some applicants, but will
give a chance for more atudy and another
trial.
Our city oouncll is deserving of credit for
getting that miserable mudhols between
Warren's and the City hotel covered over
with a substantial plank roiidway. A vote
of thanks will be seconded by everyone who
travels over that portion of the street.
Kvon the cows look muob better satisfied
as thoy walk over it.
Since the visit of Mr. Herman of the
Rainier Review our town has had quite a
write-up. We congratulate Mr. Herman
on being able to know a good thing when
he sees li, and on belnu able to tell tbe peo
ple ln'a very entertaining manner what he
Mr. C. J. Curtis, proprietor of the
Weekly Herald, of Astoria, will launch
his new daily about the first of March,
so it is reported. Curtis is an old-liner
in the business, and if he cannot make
a daily morning paper a success in that
oity it will be because circumstances
are such that no one can. Astoria
should support a good morning paper.
Call for Uomooratlo County Reor
ganization.
Editors Mist: At the request of fellow-
Democrats of Columbia county, I should
like to call, through your paper, for aome
expression aa to the holding of a conven
tion for tha reorganisation of th Demo
cratic party in Colombia county.
It is proposed to bold a county conven
tion about April 4th, for the purpose of
electing a county committee, delegates to
the atate convention and choosing a county
tloket for the June election.
I should like to hear trom county Demo-1
crata on the subject, very Respectfully,
W. B. Dxllard,
Member State Committee.
committeemen are earnestly urged to at
tend. H. L. WARREN,
Chairman.
Dated, Clatakanie, Oregon, Feb. 11, 1806.
Awarded
Highest Honor World'g Pair,
Oold Medal, Midwinter Fair.
mm
CREAM
Most Perfect Made.
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Sheriff of ftalnmhl fnnni rw,.An
8t. Helens, Oregon. February 6, 18S6. HmS
COLUMBIA BANKING COMPANY
St. Helens, Oregon
Makes investments, receives deposits and does
a general nanaing business.
Capital Stock. $20,000.
All kinds of rood securities bought and sold.
Exchange, good everywhere in the world, sold.
INCORPORATED JAN. 6, 1896".
J. R. Nclll. nvMlrinnt. W W All.n tu
dent; C. N. Scott, secretary; P. H. Ward, assist
ant secretary; C. H. Newell, cashier.
PROFESSIONAL.
T. J. CiiSlTON. H. Allbh.
ALLEN A CLEETON,
Attorneys and Counselors at Law
ST. HKLEN3, . OREGON.
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SINCE EEMOVING TO
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Single and Double Breasted Backs, all sizes. In Twenty-four Patterns,
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Wholesale and Eetail Clothiers.
SOLE AGENTS ...
ALBANY WOOLEN MILLS
,81 and 83 Third Street, Cor. Oak
ruutLAiu, vatesois.
EDairy Supplies
LARGE ASSORTMENT
Alto a large assortment of Heating and Cooking Stove, Steel Ranges, Tinware, Granite Ware. Al
lujuinum, Axea Sledges, Crosa-Cul Saws, wedge, Etc, at prices to suit everybody.
212 First Street, Near Salmon,
cnowN
PORTLAND, OREGON
avata J
for Infants and Children.
THIRTY yoar.' tlbmurrtMan ef Cmarterta with the patrojaaf of
simons of pearna, poraait a. to ayeada of it wltlumt araeaafar.
It 1 nnqnasrtlonmMy tha Doat remedy for Infsuata and Chfldwaa
the world haa errej ko-sra. It la lusranlea. Children ltke it. 1
Eire them health. It will are their Urea. In it Mother havro
omethfaisr which t ahaolately safe auad pragtloaJly pearfeet um m
child', medicine.
Caaterla destroy. Warns, '''V.oj I '-v'.
Caajtorta allay Ferris hneaa.
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0srtoria enrea IMarrhaaa smdWlnd OoHa. .
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Caatoria cure Conattpatjeaa and FlutnJency.
Oaatoria neatrallae the eaeet of earhoalo add gaa er pedaenen. ate.
Caatoria doea aot oontafat morphine, opium, or other nareetle propes ty.
Caaterla atmllatee tho food, regalatee the atemaeh and hewelm.
tiring healthy and natural aleep.
Caatoria la put np in ano-sdae bottle only. It 1 not aold In hnlfc,
Pont allow any one to aell yon anythmst else en the plea or promlae
that It to "jnat aa good" and "will anawer eyery pnrpeeo.w
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Bee that yon aret O-A-S-T-O-R-I-A.
The fee -simile
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Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla.
-THE
BANQUET
SALOON
Has re-opened under tbe manaarement
of GEO KGB A. BRINN, corner of Strand
and Oowlits Streets, St. Helens, Oregon,
where can be fonnd tha choicest brands of
WINE AND LIQUOR
Card tables, pool table, billiard table and
other devices for the entertainment of pat
rons, where time can be pleasantly spent.
JJR. H. R. CUFF,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
8t. Helens, Oregon.
JR. J. S. HALL,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Clatakaule, Columbia county, Or.
yy K. MKSKEVK,
Surveyor and GtU Engineer
DELENA, OREGON.
Conntv Snrvevor. Land Survcvinir. Town
Platting and Eiisiueerinir work Drum oil v
executed. .
FAMOUS FIRE LADDIE CIGARS
Besides other popular brands, are kept
constantly on band to supply the increased
trade at tins yery popular saloon.
THB FAMOUS
CYRUS NOBLE WHISKY
18 KEPT AT THK BANQUET.
Monte Yista Nursery
A choice lot of two-year-old Apple Trees,
Ben Davis, Northern Spj, Spitaenberg.Grav
enstein, Melon, Red Astrachan and other
varieties. A choice lot of Italian Prune,
Plum, Pear and Cherry Trees, and email
fruits. Trees have been inspected and pro
nounced tbe cleane9t, thriftiest and nicest
lot in the district. They are grown on well
under-drained fir timber soil, have good
fibrous roots, which we dig with trees. Send
for list. Address .
A. HOLADAY
scappoose, : : - obegon
WHITE COLLAR LINE
Btra. Telephone and Bailey Oataert
COLUMBIA RIVERA PUGKT 80UND NAV. CO
Alder 81, Portland; Flavel dock, Astoria.
PORTLAND AND ASTORIA
Telephone leaves Portland dally (except Sun
day) at 7 a. m., leaves ABtoria daily at 7 p. m.,
(except Sunday). Runs direct to train for Clat
sop beach, and connects with steamer Ilwaco
for Ilwaco trains, running to allpointa en North
beach.
Bailey Gatzert leaves Portland dally at p m.,
(except Sunday), on datorday at 11 p. m. Leaves
Astoria dailv at S:4A a. tn. (pxnani A,ina
Monday), on Sunday at 7 p. m.; connects with
an trains ror uiatsop Deacn ana Ilwaco bencb.
This lina has a hniLt nrninMrttm lth Kaii.
beaches, returning from Astoria every night in
the week.
S. A. SEELEY. Agent V. B. SCOTT, Pres.
Decker's
BARBER SHOP
J. H. DECKER, Proprietor,
The Old and reliable barhar haa hi. mnn luar
as Shnm as ean be fonnrl. and will .h.v. vai,
comfortably and quickly tor only 16 cents.
8T. HELENS, "7"" t OREGON
MUCKLE BROS.
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Dimension Lumber, Flooring,
Bustle, Sheathing, Casings, and a -complete
stock o( eyeiy variety oi 1
Eongh and Dressed Lumber
ALWAYS ON HAND. - ,
AT THE OLD 8TAMD.8T. BKLEK GKEOON