CAR WHEELS HAYE NO MERCY
jf an Ran Over by a Freight
Train at Scappoose.
Hie Lei Out Off HoIow the Knee
HI Parents Live In rJaglnaw,
Michigan Amputation.
Monday night boul 10 o'clock it 8op
twos tlx nortliboHnd Nortbsrn Pacific
freight train ran ovar a man and ssvsrsrt
lila left lug about ball war between tha
knee and ankle. The unfortunate man
was brongbt to tha offlca of Dr. H. R, CHIT
In thla eity aa qulokljr a poeaible, where
Dre. Cliff and Hons amputated the limb
Jnit below Ilia knee.
Tba young man gave bti name aa Arthur
Humphreys, aged it yaara. When called
upon by a Mist reporter ba told th follow.
Ing etory;
"I left my home In Saginaw. Mich., three
yean ago. My father la a lawyer and baa
resided In that city for many yeara. Mon.
day evening I boarded tba train at Port
land for Taoonia. Whan wa arrived at
Ocapnooaa I got off tha train, and In at
tempting to get aboard when tha train
tarted my foot caught between the
tlee and two wheele pasted over my left
leg, leaving only elnewa hoi. ling It together,
though I managed to get it clear of tha
track before tha neit trucka came along.
My leg aeemad numb and I did not realiie
what bud happened until I tried lo aland
nd than I discovered my leg waa cruehed
and blood waa flowing freely. I at once
took from my pocket a atrap and bound it
tight around my leg In order to alop tha
flow of blood, and In a few ruinutoa assist
anca came from tha atatlon and I waa at
once brought to Bt. Helena."
' Tha amputation waa performed Monday
nlgbt about 1 o'clock, and Tuesday morn
ing tha unfortunate man waa reatlng eaay
nd talked freely of tha accident and of bin
travail ainca ba left boma. Ilia father waa
telegraphed to. who at onoa wired Rev.
Wsatherdon at Portland, who waa an old
acquaintance, to aee that everything poasl-
bla waa dona for hla eon. Rev. Weather
rlon came down Wedneeday to look after
tha oomfort of tha young man, and atated
that tba boy'a father waa abundantly able
to pay all aipentes Incurred In tba matter
and wanted bleaon to have tba boat of care
Tha Injured man la now bring cared for
t tha residence of Mra. Bcott In thla city,
nd ia Improving aa rapidly aa could be
expected.
Jammed Brrwiiir Loog. William
Boaimeui, of Bachelor Flat, met with
a painful accident laat Monday while
t work on bla place, by being caught
fcelwaen two toga, eorlaaaly injuring
his tripe. He cam lo Una city for
treatment at the banda ot Dr. Roea
nd at present ie somewhat improved,
but it will be eeveral daye before he ia
sufficiently recovered to resume work.
Two Million Bushels or Himo.
There ta but little movement in wheat
new, althnnih dealers aay there am
. 1.000.000 buehela yet on hand in
4b. arc t ion, moat of which ia being
held by poola for a higher .price. The
late flurry mi wheat aM in tiuae to
caloli a great deal ta first fcaada, and
In conarejuenee the farmer in the
Palouee country are ia better fix than
for three yeara, and are able to pay
for what they buy, il not to pay up
old scores.
3ood Discharoko. The oaiea ot
Captaiui Quod and Coplsnd of the
learners Young America and Kehaui,
reepeotively, charged with carrying
almon out of aeaaon, mention of which
was mad in three columns la it week,
waa tried in the (uatjoe court in Port
land laat Friday. Captain Good waa
discharged on the ground that ha waa
not on the boat the day the aalinon
were chipped, and therefore could wot
lie held for viola tiou of the law. Cap
tain Copeland, however, was sentenced
to pa a line of f 50.
Death or Jim Qdixo. Coroner's
inqueet was held on the remains ot
Jeaae Guild on Sauvie's iiland on
Thursday of last week by J net ice
Bwager, acting coroner. Guild had
died on Tuesday before, and from all
circumstance! it waa deemed neces
sary to bold an inquest, though de
ceased had been sick for about a year
nd a half and lor tha paat three
months bad been in a very critical
condition. Dr. Chalmers waa present
I the inquest and held an autopsy on
the body which reeulted in discovering
that death was caused from cancer of
tha stomach. The remains were laid
to rest in Scappoose cemetery the
am evening.
Try this Rsmidy. The following
is prescribed for severe attacks of love
loknees: "Fifteen ounces of dislike,
one pound of experience, a Urge sprig
ot time, three quarts of the cooling
water ot consideration ; set them over
the fire of love, sweeten with the sugsr
of forgetfulnesa : akini it with the spoon
of melancholy, put it in the bottom of
your heart, cork it with tha cork of a
clear conscience and let it remain and
you wilt quickly find rent and be re
stored to your sense again. These
things can ba had of tha apothecary
of the house of understanding, next
aoor to resson, on prudsnoe street, in
the village of contentment," Take
when ft spell comes on.
H Visitbd Coba. Albert Tosier,
secretary oi me uregon rreea Astocia
tion, passed through The Dalles laat
week on hie way home to Portland
from attendance at the National Edi
torial Aaeooiation in Florida. After
tha association adjourned Mr, Toiler
pent aeveral weekt in visiting various
point! of intereit in the south, among
other trips was one to. the island of
Cuba, whose people are now in a slate
of rebellion against 8 pain. He said
that the existing conditions there at
the time of his viiit resembled the
great railroad strike in this country
the spring of 1894, n..ro thin it did
an aotual warfare. Although Mr. ros
ier viaited a large portion of the coun
try he found no place that, in hii opin
ion, waa ahead of Oregon. The Dallei
Times Mountaineer,
Hblpiho th Farmers A cornor
ation that holds a good share of the
mortgages on Umatilla county farms
is helping out the farmers who have
been obliged to resow their fields. The
company funishct squirrel poison,
fence poati, horse fend and seed to its
tnortgugors, on n,b wt 0Mli TJiiB
is an interesting object-lesion on the
interdependence of capital and labor,
it it better lor tueae mortgage com
paniei thai the farmers ahould rata
oropi and .continue to pay Intereit
than that the mortgage ahould be
forecloted. The farmer'! proipority
meani too money loaner s prosperity,
it la hard eometimei to make peopl
believe that the oonverae of the proo-
otition la true. 1 lie belief ii loo prev
aient that the farmer'! interest ii en
hanoed by making it ai nearly impos'
tlble aa possible for the muney-loaner
to do bualneaiat all. ,
PKIISONAIj and local.
Jamet Mutkle went to Portland lait
Monday. .
Mn. T. J. Cleetou waa in Portland
yealerday, ,
Sheriff ami Mrs. Doan went to Bain
ier yesterday.
P, A. Frakes, of Seippoose, was in
town yeiterday.
Tub Mist sntl Oregon ian one year
for SZ.UU In advance.
M. J. Kettering, of Rainier, wa i
this city Wednesday.
Sheriff Doan attended the primary
In Kalolor Tuesday,
11. M. Fowler, of Goble, was in thii
city last (Saturday night.
The latest styles of spring millinery
now on sale by Mrs. Bcott.
Miss Daisy Watkins visited relatives
in this oity last Saturday and Sunday
W. E. Stevena and Frank Dow, of
Sail vie a island, were in town yeiter
day.
County warranta or order for war
ranti taken on subscription at thii
office.
Mlas Amy Georsre sot nt last Satur
day and Sunday U Uiia oily visiting
relatives.
T. C. Watts, of Reuben, was shak
ing banda with friends in this city
last Friday.
Mrs. Frank Dow and children went
to Vernonia yeiterday to visit her par
ents and Irieuds.
Thomas Cloninger and his mother,
Mrs. 8. R. Shattuck, of Boappooae,
were In town Wednesday.
Mr. and Mas, T. J. Cleeton were in
Astoria last Friday and Saturday, re
turning home Saturday night.
Mrs. M. J. Scott has just received a
spring stock of millinery, which can
be seen by calling at her reaidence.
Buy your caadiea at the New Drug
8lore, where a fresh supply of the
most delicious creams are to be found
L 1C. Adams, of Hillaboro, Dr. W.
B. Morse and E. C. Giltner, of Salem,
spent Sunday with relatives in this
city.
Eugene Whitney, who has been ab
sent in California for two or three
months, returned to this place last
Saturday.
The McKinley club of this city held
K regular meeting Wednesday even'
ing and adjourned to meet again en
April loth.
Bev. Fhilbrook will preaoh at Scap-
boose next Sunday at 11 o'clock in the
forenoon and at Warren at 8 o'clock
in the afternoon.
4 Mis Mamie Dart, who haa been vis
iting with her aunt in Vancouver for
several weeks, returned home from
that place last Monday.
Rev. W. L. Blackwell will preach
at Deer Island Sunday, March 29th, at
11 o'clock A. Mm at Columbia City at
8 o'clock in the afternoon, and at St.
Helens at 7 :80 P.M.
A republican nomination doe not
always mean an election, therefore
the work ot nominating is only the
beginning of the work to be doue be
fore the ticket is elected.
W. I. 8weetland, who left here
short lime ago for California, arrived
in this city yeiterday, having- returned
to look after buiiueas interests, leav
ing Mrs. Swealland with relatives in
California.
P. A. Frakes, ot Scappoose, laat Fri
day sold and shipped to Portland
butchers two steers aggregating 3,735
pounds. They were five yeara old,
and netted Mr. Frakes an even hun
dred dollar.
: It bss been some yeirs lince all the
political parties held their couventions
! u a v i O . I ! - . I J
III ot. noian. ducu 1 tu w uuuv
this year, however. Indeed, 8t Hel
ens might lay claim to "oouvaulion
city" this year.
Joiepli Dobbins, ex-county judge of
this county, who now lives near Urania
Paas. 8oulhrn Oregon, was in this
city Wednesdsy shaking hands with
old friends. From here he went to
Clatskanie and other down-river point
Noticea are posted calling for a spec
ial school meeting to be Held here
next Monday night for the purpose of
electing a director and clerk. Thii
was made neoesaary by reason of a
failure to bold an election at the proper
time. -
The county convention next Tues
day furnishes food for speculation,
and he who can guess the complexion
of the ticket that will be nominated
on that day will be deserving of a
crown of diamonds as an evidence of
being the greatest prophet on earth.
Dr. Willis B. Morse came down from
Salem laat Saturday lo spend his thir
tieth birthday with his mother in bis
old home. A number of bis friends
were invited to spend his anniversary
with him, and it Droved a very atroe
able occasion. Mra. Muokle and Mrs.
Quick presented the doctor a very
handsome bouquet of flowers.
A cue was tried in Justice Swaeer'e
court yesterday in which Soott Bros,
are accuaed by one Parker with hav
ing elolon a oiittish net belonging to
the latter. All the parlies concerned
are engaged in flailing in Sturgeon
lake in Sauvie's island. The net is
cluimed to be the property of either
party, or, in other words, both parlies
claim to own such ft net aa the one in
question. At press hour no decision
had been reached. .
For Sale. Parlies desiring ash, fir
or oak wood, suwed stove lengths and
delivered, for $2.60 per cord ahould in
quire at this oflloo.
WILLING TO BE SACRIFICED
Aspirants for Places on the
Republican Ticket.
No Lack of Material From Which
to Select ft Strong Ticket to be
Voted for In Jnne.
Aa the Urns drawi near for tbs county
convention, Interest in the result of Its de
liberation! become more intenne, end can'
didatei for the various office and the f rlendi
ot each become mors snxlous aa to the
strength of their favorites. At thla time
no one srsius to have a comer on a noml
nation at the handa of tbs republican con
ventlon, and all are praotlcalljr at sea aa to
who will get plaoee on the ticket. There
need be little fear, however, but that out
ol the splendid array of aspirants good
men will be selected for the eeveral posl
lions.
It might not be outof place hers to enum
erate soma of the aspirants for nominations
eubject to the decision of the convention
For the office of representative to the leg
islature the names of Hon. Norman Mer
rill, ot Olstekanls, Judgs Blanchard, of
Rainier, and Dr. H. R. Cliff, of St. Helena,
are prominently mentioned.
Tbs offlcs of county Judge will not go
begging for want of worthy men who are
willing to act In that capsoity if selected to
do so, snd ss proof of till assertion tbs fol
lowing gentlemen are being urged by their
friends for the place; J. B. Doan, of Rain
ier, H. L. Warren, of Clatekanle, R. Cox,
of St. Helens, O. W. Barnes, of Qttlncj-
and J. H. 8 wager, of Houlton.
For county clerk Judaon Weed, the pres
ent efficient incumbent, seems to have no
opposition for renomlnatlon, and doubtless
will be nominated by acclamation.
The sheriff's office, however, will not be
such easy game, as there srs several gentle
men mentioned prominently for that piece,
snd all bavs scores of friends who are look
lag snd earnestly laboring In the interest
of their favorite. Among the names tbst
havs so far come to our knowledge are
U. W. Hlakealey, the present efficient dep
uty, T. C. Watte, who has proven bis abil
ity to Ml tbs office, A. B. Little, ex-county
surveyor, A. L. Clark and Beaton Smith
of Rainier. Any of these gentlemen are
aaid te posaeae the ntceasary qualifications
to fill the office ef sheriff to the satisfaction
of the people.
The county assessor's office, tbs most
thankless job in tbs county, where the in
cumbent receives mors abase for lees pay
than any other public servant, will be con
tested for by Martin White, the present In
cumbent, and M. F. Hasen, of Warren
who aerved In that capacity in 1883-4.
While it te perhapa true that the office of
county assessor is more Important than
ony other position of trust In tbs county,
yet It seems that there are at present but
two aspirants for the place, and no doubt
whit ever one of them gets it bs will wish
it bad been the other fellow.
The school superintendent will be eon-
tee ted for by J. O. Watts, who ha held
that position with credit to himself for
three terms and whose services bsvs gener
ally been satisfactory , and I. B. Shoemaker,
of Goble.
E. M. Wharton, the present Incumbent
of the treasurer's office, and C. H. Newell
of this city, will contend for that office, in
all probability, and there is not know to
bs aoy others looking that way at thla
time. Either one of them would be a aafe
man as custodian of the county'a finances
There seeme to be no other name men
tloned for surveyor except that of W. N
Meserve, of Delens, the present efficient
official.
There Is also a commissioner to be elected
this time to serve four .rears. Like the as
sessor, tba commissioner's principal com
pensation is kicks and growla from a too
selfish public and the man who gets ths
office Is usually sorry for It after a little ex
perience. The names mentioned for tbis
place, however, are T. E. Mills, of Verno
nia, W. D, Caae. of Pittsburg, A. J. Orwtg,
of Mist, and J. A. Van, of Fiahbawk.
For coroner nearly every man in lbs
county has been mentioned, and no doubt
there srs many who would accept the ar
duous duties of that lucrative office.
There may be others aspiring to the of-
flora above named who are equally worthy,
bat if so their names havs not reached ths
sara of Ths Mist reporter, consequently ws
give only what Information has been re
ceived np to this time, and If there are oth
ers whose names do not appear in tha fore
going it Is the fsnlt of Mm who bss not
called at the sanctum or placed btaiself in
Ilia bands of his friends.
Free Ft He.
Send your address to H. E. Bucklin A
Co., Chicago, and get a free sample box of
Dr. King's New Life Pills. A trial will
contnce you of their merits. These pills
are easy.ln action and are particularly af
fective in tbs curs ot constipation and sick
headache. For malaria and liver troubles
tbey havs been proven invaluable. They
are guaranteed to be perfectly free from
every deleterious substance and to be pure
ly vegetable. They do not weaken by their
action, but by giving tone to stomach and
bowels greatly invigorate the system. Reg
ular else 35 ets. per bos. Bold by Dr. Ross.
Aabura Preolnot Proceedings.
Pursuant to call, the republican pri
mary of Auburn precinct waa called
to order by S. B. Rose, chairman of
the prsoinct committee, last Tueaday.
On motion 8. B. Rose was elected
chairman and 0. H. Newth seoretary.
The eleotion of delegates and alter
nates reaulted as followi:
Delegates C. L. Parker, Rob't Pat
rick, A. Shannahan and U. M. Beegh-
Awarded
Ughest Honors World's Fair,
Gold Medal, Midwinter Pair.
Da
CREAM
MR
Most Perfect Made.
40 Years the Standard.
ill
ley ; alternates I. Spencer, A. Elliott,
A. Beraeson and J. Edbolrue.
S. B. Rose was recommended as the
county central committeeman.
S. B. Rose, C. L. Parker and I. 8 pen
cer were elected ae precinct commit
teemen for the coming two years.
Clarence Adams was elected as re
publican nominee for justice of the
pesce, and JSsrneat Shannahan as con
stable.
On motion the delegates were in
structed to work for the nomination
of a man for representative who is in
favor of free coinage of silver.
Speeches were made favoring the
republican party placing Itself on rec
ord in favor of the abolition of the law
requiring the posting of notices on
property to be sold for taxes ; restric
tion of state officers lo constitutional
salaries, and no appropriations for
high schools.
O. H. Newth, 8. B. Robb,
Secretary. Chairman
VALLEY ITEMS.
Valley farmers srs slowly putting In the
spring crops.
Teepool Dupont moved out a family from
bers laat week.
Mr. F. Coboski has ranted tbs Resfmeus
place for one year.
W, Resfmeus was visiting here on the
Htb of ths month.
Mr. WlsnaiU snd family toft hare on the
16th for the 811ft reservation, where tbey
will in future reside.
The condition of the atmosohers In thla
region la somewhat coder of late, and a few
hard frosts bsvs prevailed which keeps
back vegetation. However, we are of the
opinion tbat no bad effects to fruit havs re
sulted, as tbs blossoms ars well open.
REUBEN ITEMS.
W. C. King moved from the mill ont to
bis place at Apiary last Wednesday.
Mrs. Bell Gsddis will leach the Reuben
school. The term will begin about April
15th.
8. E. King and family left tbis place last
Monday for Kansas City, where tbey will
make their home.
O. P. Mann moved bis family from Albi-
na to this place last week. They will live
in the Barton bouse. Mr. Mann is ths as
slstant engineer at the cold storage.
At the republican primaries held In Deer
Island precinct, the following business was
transacted : T. C. Watts waa elected chair
man and H. C. Brown secretary. Henry
otehman and James McNaugbton were
elected delegates to the county convention
Gabrel Dugraw was nominated for justice
of the peace and E. W. Fowler for consta
ble.
Beat Estate Deals.
C. W. Blakealey to Hannah Tyaxkiewics,
lots 2. 3, 20, 21, 22 and the south of lots
and 19, block 23. St. Helens; $1.00.
W. E. Conyers snd wife to Julia M. Suth
erland, 6 acres of E. W, Conyers' donstion
claim ;f 300.
A. T. Dobbins to Cordelia Johnson, F.
M. Warren donation claim, quitclaim ; $1
Mercy S. Dobbins to Msry W. Newsoin
F. M. Warren donation claim; $3000.
Cordelia Johnson to Mary W. Newaom,
F. M. Warren donation claim, quitclaim
11,00.
C. N. Plowman and wife to Liaxie Sher
man, 6X acres in lot 1, section 2, tp 4 n, r
west; S107.
Hannah Tyszkiewicx to W. B. Dillsrd
block 43, St. Helens; 150.
Jones, He Pays the Freight.
Send for a copy of "The Buyers'
Guide," with latest reductions and
market reports. Sent free to any ad
dress. Freight on f 20 order of goods
paid to any point on the Columbia
river, reached by Portland boats,
Jones' Cash Store, 105 Front street,
between Washington and Stark, Port
land, Oregon.
Backlea'a Arnica Halve.
The best Salve in the world for cots,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, snd all skin eruptions, and positively
cures piles, or no pay required. It Is gusrv
an teed to give perfect satisfaction or money
refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale
by Dr. Edwin Ross.
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given tbst ths Local Im
migration Board of Columbia County, lo
cated at BU Helens, will hold a public meet
ing on the let day of April. 1898, at the
Courthouse, In 8t. Helens. All residents
of Colombia county interested In inducing
immigrants to locate in the county are in
vited to be present. J. R. UEEOLE,
E. E. QUICK, President.
Secretary.
When Baby waa sick, we gave her Oestotia.
iee abe vaa a Child, she cried for Cutoria.
When she became Mlas, she dang to Caatorla.
When she bad Children, ah gave tbem Oaatorle
Summons.
In the Circuit Court of the Stat of Oregon, for
Cora McCullough, plaintiff,
vs. I
To Charles McCullough, the defendant above
uaineu ;
N THE NAME OF THK STATE OF OREGON.
You are hereby required to appear and
answer plaintiff's complaint herein on the
first day of the next reguUr term of the Court
aforesaid, which shall commence six weeks or
more after the ft rat publication of this summons,
to-wit: On Tuesday the 13th day ofMy, 1M,
and If you fail to so appear and answer, plaintiff
will apply to the Court for the relief demanded
In her complaint, to-wtt: For a decree dissolving
the bonds of matrimony existing between
filaintlff and defendant and for auoh other and
nrther relief, in the premises, aa to the Court
nay seem Just and equitable.
Thla summons ! ntihlithMl nnnmtnt tA an
order of the Honorable T. A. HeBride, Judge of
the Court above named, made and entered of
record In said Court on the 26th day of March,
1896; that this summons be served upon you by
publication thereof one a week for six
successive weeks, ia The Oregon Mist, a
weekly newspaper o! general circulation, pub
lished at St. Helens, Columbia oountv. Oregon.
A. C EMMONS & GEO. J. CAMERON,
m27m8 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Netlea ef final Aecaaat.
Notice ia hereby riven that the adminis
trators of the estate of Georte Clark, deceas
ed, have tiled their final account in the
County Court of Columbia county, and that
the Judge of aaid court has aet Tuesday, the
5th day of May. 1806. at the hour of 11
o'oiock A, M., tortlie hearing of objections,
if any there be, to the allowance ot the
same. F. A. FisHse.
8. E. HiEaia,
March 23, 1898. m27a2 Administrators.
DELEGATES WERE SELECTED
For the County Convention
Next Tuesday.
"How Do They Stand?" Is the Ques
tion Propounded on the Streets
and In Business Houses.
Ths republican primary was held here
last Tueaday for the purpose of electing Ave
delegates to tbs county convention, which
resulted In the election of Harrison Allen,
A. Henderson, John Downing, H. B. Cliff
and David Davis. There were only about
85 votes polled out of about 140 republican
rotes csst at ths election In 1S94.
Tbs meeting was called to order by Har
rison Allen, county central committeeman
fur Union precinct, and on motion a com
mittee of three wss appointed on order of
bnsinsss, consisting of J. K. Beegle, B.
Cox snd O. W. Cole. This committee rec
ommended that the voting be conducted
practically in the same manner as pre
scribed by the Australian ballot law, and
the recommendations with alight amend
ments were adopted. The chair then ap
pointed R. Cox, E. M. Wharton and A
Davis as Judges, snd Fred Caples snd D.
Davis as clerks. Nominations wsrs then
declsred in order snd about thirtseo names
were placed before the meeting from
which to select fire delegates, and tbs bal
lot resulted aa above stated.
It was a noticeable co-incident that ser
sral persona voted who had heretofore af
filiated with either the democratic or popa
list party, but by their taking part In a re
publican primary tbey seem to believe the
remedy for present evils lies within ths
policy of that party.
J. B. Godfrey was nominated for justice
of the peace and James Cox for constable.
A precinct committee consisting of J. R.
Beegle. James Cox and Fred Caples was
appointed by the chair.
Other precincts in the county elected
delegates to ths county convention which
meets next Tuesday, as follows:
Rainier-Miles Sbeeirn, W. J. Deits.W.
M. Perry and H. B. Englebright.
Oak Point Geo. Mayger, Harvey Tingle,
and Robert 8. Payne.
Beaver Falls C. Loyegren and O. K,
Wonderly.
Sherman W. D. Connell, Samuel Kinder
and James Qaitens.
Scappoose T. A. Cloninger, James Leon
ard and F. H. 8 wager.
Auburn C. L. Parker, U. M. Begble7,
A. Shannahan and Robert Patrick.
Deer Island Henry Stehman and Jsmes
McNanghton.
Apiary Oliver Anderson.
Marshland and Nehalem have not yet
been beard from, and Clatekanle does not
bold tbe primery election until Saturday.
Summons.
In the Circuit Court ol the State of Oregon, for
tne ixmmy oi coiumota.
m.. ' V - , 1 Dnlr , . n
a corporation existing under the laws!
the unitea states, piainutr,
vs.
Walter Severn, Mary Severn and The Mayger
Company, a corporation existing under
ine laws 01 we ataie oi Oregon, oeienoania.
To Mary Severn, on of the above-named de
ronaama:
TN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON,
X You are herebv required to appear and
answer the complaint filed against you In tbe
above entitled suit on or before the first day of
the next regular term of tbe above entitled
Court, to wit: On or before Tueadav. tba 12th
day of May, 1896, and in cae you fail so to do.
tne piaintm witt appiy to tne saia toan tor tne
relief prayed for in Its comi laint in the said
cause, via: For a decree of foreclosure of that
certain mortgage given by yourself and Walter
aevern on tne tn oar oi atav. joh upon tne
nortneaai quarter nt section si, townsnip I
north of ranee 8 west in sold Columbia Countv.
Oregon, to secure the payment of a promissory
note for S200.00 ot even date and drawing inter
est at the rate of ten per cent per annum, upon
which there ia now due and nnnaid tha sum of
267..16, and an attorney's fee of $50.00, said note
ana mortgage naving oeen giveu aefenaant,
The Maveer Co.. and bv it aulened to olainUff.
and also for a Judgment against the saidde-
tenaanta, n alter ana Mary Severn, tne maxeni
of aaid note and mortgage, for the amount of
the said not, interest and attorney's fees,
amounting in the aggregate to $307.33, and for
general reitei, ana lor ecu of suit.
Defendant, Mary Severn, will please take no
tice that this summons ia published by order of
the Judge of the above entitled Court, made and
aataa the wtn aay of March, ibds.
m27mS Plaintiff 's Attorneys.
Citation.
In the County Court of the Stat of Oregon, tor
tne county ot tjoiumnia.
In the Matter of the Estate of (
Christian Stehman, deceased.)
To Belinda Stehman. inrvlving widow of de
ceased, and Levi K. Stehman, John Steh
man, Henry Stehman, D. Stehtnaa, Hen
rietta Fowler, Mary Neer, Sarah Ernst,
Martha Luta, Lincoln Stahmau, Clara Hud
son, Nettie Wilcox, heirs ot said decedent,
and any and all others known or unknown,
Interested In said estate:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON,
Yon. and each of vou. are herebv com
manded to be and appear before the Honorable
County Court of the State of Oregon, for Colum-
ki. n-t - .... U . , . ,t. . .
tne court House, In the City of BU Helens, oa
the 4th day of May, 1896, at 10 o'clock A. M., to
show cause. If aay exist, why an order should
not oe mane oy sal a uoun autnonsing tne aa
ministrator of said estate to sell the real oron-
erty belonging to said aetata, or so much thereof
as .hall be necessary to pay the charges, ex
penses of administration, and claims arainst
saia estate, wnicn aaid real estate la particularly
described aa follows, lo-wlt: The undivided one
half interest of, in and to tha following de
scribed real estate situate In Columbia county,
State of Oregon, to-wit: The northwest quarter
oi tne soutnwest quarter, ana lot numner six,
all in section thirteen in township six north of
ranee number two west of the Willamette mer
idian, and containing It and 80-100 aorea of land.
Witness my hand and the seal of aaid court
amzeu this xstn day of March, uos.
juuson fftsu.
Clerk of the County Court
By W. A. HAERI3,
SEAL.
For Sale.
The cheapest place in Columbia
oounty. Inquire ol R. O. HAZEN,
Warren, Oregon. tf
PROFESSIONAL.
JR. EDWIN ROSS,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
St. Helens, Oregon
J. CLSSTOH.
H. AU.SH.
ALLEN A CLEETON,
ttorneys and Counselors at Law
ST. HELENS, - OREGON.
J)R. H. R. CUFF,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
8t Helens, Oregon.
R. J. E. HALla,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Clatekanle, Columbia county. Or.
'yy N. MKSXRVK,
Surveyor and Civil Engineer
DELENA, OREGON.
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