i kniqiits Cohino. The KnlpbU of
tytliias lodga of thl place expect to
entertain a nuinuer vi tiis Dremran
from Orpheus lodge of Portland, on
April 28. The visitors will charter a
Ateamer for the occasion to that they
may return whenever they pleuee. A
upper baa been arranged fur at the
fit, Helena hotel.
Cold Storaoi at Goblb The cold
storage establishment atGobls i near
Ins eoniDletion. end iia nroiectors ex
pect to be able to handle flail by the
nrst ol Hay. The machinery t now
being nut in, and I ssitl to be of the
vory beat quality. About one million
feet of . lumber ha been used In the
plant, and when the establishment I
rosay for buines it will repreaent an
Investment of about 140,000.
i ' '
Gbimdiko Out Paint. The lateat
induatry to be established In Columbia
county ia a paint milt at Boappooao,
owned and operated by Mr. Frank
Payne. It la laid the mill, which it
operated by a team, I of sufficient ca
pacity to turn out TOO pound of paint
er day, w.hich flud a ready market
at H cent! per pound. It I gener
ally believed that Mr. Payne bat a
bonanca in hit new industry.
Feu a lb PuoiuaT - Apalrof young
woenea fought it out In regular beastly
pugilistic atyle near Lone; Creek laat
Haturday night. . They both were in
love with a farm hand, aud met to i
who should have the right to poaae
Mm. They scratched and tore each
other' facea and hair and daubed with
mud, until they were a aight to be
hold. The farm laborer, who ha
eome eenae, now refute to have any
tiling to do wlih either of the women.
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ErrimtiVB PeaPABATion. Colum
bia river cannerymen are making pre'
paratione for an exceptionally large
pack of ealmon thit aeaeon, and tine
the Qahenuen have given notice that
their price are to be 6 cent per pound
rer taimon tnia aeaton, tne year prom
iaea to be the livelieet ae well aa moet
pmaperoua we bave had for many
year. Probably there will be more
men engaged in fishing tbta year than
for many year, and our reaeooa for ao
thinking are baaed upon tbe fact that
many men who yeara previoua bave
engaged in .other pursuit are now
buaying themselves in preparing for
Ihe aummer'a Baaing. It the price of
ainion is Held during the season at
the price now aaked, and there thoutd
be a Urge run of fish, thoae encaged
In the business will certainly proaper,
a condition of thing which the entire
Lower Columbia population hopes to
see. ; v.
Ti Railroad Situation Mr. A
I). Hammond haa loft Aaloria diaguated.
lie is in 8an Franciaoo, and aspect
to go Eaat by th Ant of neat month,
to be abteat soma time. He le die-
Suited over the depot elte, and it is
stated that he will not let say more
contracts until the depot site ie deter
mined. , This meant that no work will
be done on the railroad thit tummer,
It means that there will be no demand
for real estate, and it will be )uat at
well for the various real estate dealer
to close up their places of buiinett
aud take a real. No one ia going to
buy real estate on an uncertainty.
Unless the depot site) question is set
tled witbln the next sixty dayt, Mr,
Hammond haa determined to build it
at New Astoria or FlaveL If it is to
be on that side of tbe bay people don't
want to nuy properly on mis side,
The Herald hat always been of tbe
opinion the tibe depot will be located
at FlaveL Astoria will limply be a
flag station like Svenson. Knappa,
Clifton and oilier small burgs. The
milleneum ie a great deal more certain
than the agreement of Aatoria prop
erty-owners on tbe depot site. Astoria
Herald. . . .
City Trtanri Nwtloa.
NotWw la hereby given that all 6t Helens
City Warrant issued up to and Including;
September 10, IHH6, will hs paid upon pre
sentation. Intermit on the Mm will not
lie allowed after this date.
Dated April 2, 18U0, K. B. QUICK,
-. .'"-,-'i City Treararsr,
ay 'i'V .'''....
; WOTIOB.
I will preach next Sunday morning
at Bayview achoolbouae at 11 o'clock,
subject 1 "What Think Ye of Christ?"
In the evening of the same day at
Yankton, at 7 :30. ' Come sll ; you are
welcome. 0. N. Plowma.
iMtlitl Aralost Bstfwe.
The beet Salve In the world forcutt.
bruises, sores,, ulcers, alt rhenni, fever
sore; tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
eorna, and all akin eruptions, and positively
cure piles, or no pay required. It is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction or money
refunded. Price t5 cents per bos. For aale
by Or. Edwin Roe.
Jones, He Pay the Freight.
Bend for a copy of "The Buyer'
Guide," with lateat reduction and
market report, Sent free to any ad
dress. Freight on $20 order of good
paid to any point on the Columbia
river, reached by Portland boat.
Jones' Caah Storo, 105 Front street,
Itelween Waahington and Stark, Port
land, Oregon."' -"
Notloe to Desaocrat. .
Democrats of Columbia county aie
reminded of the eonvention tomorrow.
All democrat present will be entitled
to vote, although it li proposed to give
a pro rata - precinct representation it
ao desired, C. S. Emsrsom,
; ' Thos. Coofbr,
, ' i Gbo.F. Hoick.
; oi peayia.
Old people who require niediolne to regu
late tha bowel and kidneyi will find the
true remedy In Electric Bitten, Ttils med
lolnedoaanot itim data and contain no
wblsky nor other Intoxloant, but act a a
tonic and alterative It acta mildly on th
stomach and bowela, adding itrength and
giving tone to th organ, thereby aiding
Nature in tlis performance of t he function!.
Electrio Bitters ia an excellent appellser
and aid dlgeatlon. Old People And it Just
exaotly what they need. Price fifty oenti
and 11.00 pet bottle at Dr. Hon' drug store.
A Boy's Arm Fraotaresl.
Astobia, March SI. Harry Weight, a
boy 13 year old, was brought from Olney
to thti eity today for medical treatment.
Th lad wa thrown from a hone, and wss
traiD'ieil Under tha animal' feat, sustain
ing complicated fracture of the arm.
COUNTY CONVENTION HELD
The Eepublicans Met Tuesday
and Made Nominations.
Resolutions Adopted Instructing
Representative to Work for
John 11. Mitchell.
The county eonvention wai culled to or
der at S o'clock with H. U Warren In the
chair, who read tbe call for the eonveutlon
The ohalr then addreeeed the convention
at acme length ai to what wa sxpscU-d of
the republicans at thl time, and urged that
the ticket to be nominated be composed of
th yery beat men in th party. -
Or. H. It, Cliff wai elected temporary
chairman and W. If. Perry wa elected
teuipoury leeretary, both by acclamation,
On motion of W. H, Oonyeraa eoromlltee
of three waa appointed on credential. Tbe
committee oootUted of O. B. Woaderly,
George Mayger and Thomas Cloninger.
E. 0. Blackford was elected assistant see
retary by acclamation.
On motion of Captain Henderson a com'
mlttee of three oa order of business was ap
pointed eonilitibg of W. D. Connell, Har
rison Allen and I. A. Van.
On motion of Harrison A Ilea a commit
tee of three wa appointed oa resolution,
constating of W. H. Conyen, David Davla
and llllei ffhstlrn.
Tbe credeutUli committee reported the
following delegstes as entitled to sests In
the convention:
rJcappooee-Tbomss Cloninger, I,
ard and P. H. 8wager,
Unlon-H. K. Cliff, H. Allen. A. Hender
son, John Downing and D. Dayta.
Sherman W, D. Council. S. Kinder and
John King.
Auburn-U. M. Beeghley, Rob't. Patrick.
A. Bhanaaban and 0. I Parker.
AplaryOHrer Anderaoa.
Deer Ialand James McMaughton and
Henry 8tehman. ,
Beaver Falla-O. B. Wonderiy and L. J.
Meserv. ' .
lUlntor-MilesBbselra, W. J. DelU, W,
M. Parry and H. 8. Koglebrlght.
Oak Point-George Ifayger, H. Tingle
and B. B. Payns.
Marabland Thomaa Colvin.
Nebalem J. A. Van, W. B. Bhearsr and
O. T. Daywatk
Clauaanle-N. If errill, W, H. Conyers
end E. C. Blackford.
W. If. Perry offered a motion whereby
Apiary and Marshland be allowed an ad.
dttloaal vote each, which was promptly
voted down.
Theeommltteson th order of bulnss
reported ss follows;
1. Nomination of representative; Sad,
aemlnatloa of eosnty Judge; Sd, nomina
tion of county clerk; 4tb, nomination of
sheriff; fit h. nomination of treasurer; 6th,
nomination of surveyor; 7tb, nomination
of superintendent of schools; Rtb, nomina
tion of commissioner ; 0th, nomination of
aaaeeaor) 10th, nomination of coroner; 11th,
election of five delegates to the state con
vention; 12th, election ot five delegatee to
the congressional eonvention; 19th, elec
tion of elate central committeeman; ltth,
appointment of county central committee
men.
asaourriosi.
Th republican county convention as
sembled this Slit day of March. 1896, at St.
Helena, Oregon, do hereby affirm and de
clare ae follows;
Seeolved, That oar representaUvet and
senators be requested to use their best en
deavnrs to psss s Isw to glvs lbs voters tbe
privilege of electing their road supervisor
and saaeaeor in each precinct of this elate,
and ws favor a reconstruction of ths law to
mat effect.
Resolved, That Inasmuch as tha salaries
of many state and county officers are out
of proportion to what the taxpayer are
maklag sine the good eld democratic
times hsvs come, that ws Instruct our rep
resentatives of this state to adjnat all each
salaries so that tbs burden of taxation may
be reduced to conform to ths income of the
people that have is pay them. ,
Resolved, That ws are In favor of electing
Colted States senators by a popular vote,
snd would request our representative In
eongres of the United Btatee tq vote for sn
amendment to the constitution, ao that tbe
will of th Voters may not bs disregarded
snd ths states not misrepresented.
Resolved, Tbst we will not vote for any
one for representative unless he will pledge
himself to vote and work to abolish all
aseless commissions, aad where any com'
mission is necessary that th members
thereof be chosen by direct vote of the peo
ple, snd ws also favor a maximum freight
Isw.
Resolved, That as law Is very expensive,
we I'ewsnd ths enaetmeat of a law, or law,
where those Indnlgtns In ths. luxuries of
law suits, shall be made to bser tbe burden
of such suits aa fee charged by Ihe o fit cere
for their services, and th officers to turn
the sania into the county, and to be held
strictly accountable for the earns. We re
quest thoss representatives in our leghla
live bodies to vote and work for said lawa.
Resolved, Tbat In all criminal proeeou-
Hons instituted In say Justice court, the
complaining wltnsss be leqired to give se
curity for ooete. -
Resolved, Tbst inasmuch as ws believe
it is for the best Interest of the people of
this slat thst Hon. John H. Mitchell, tbe
peoples' advocate and fnend, should be re
tained In tbe senate of the United States,
ws hereby instruct ths rsprssentsH'e to
the legislature who are nominated her to
day, If elected at the ballot box, to use hi
best endeavors to elect him.
Resolved, That we believe the general
prosperity of the country will be better ob
tained by changing the policy ot our gov
ernment and placing it in the handa and
control of the rapublicaa party, we con
demn the policy of having to sell govern
ment bonds for tbs purpose of protecting
our treasury In time of peace, and ws favor
ths protection of American Industries, and
we indorse the republioaa high protective
tanrr.
Resolved, That our representative be in
structed to use his best endeevore to secure
ths psessge of s law that will better protect
the flihina Industries of ths stats ot Ore
gon snd tbs fishermen, sbotlablng ths
spring close sesson, snd waking tbs close
season following commence August I.
Resolved, That our rspreeentailve In tbe
Irgtslature oppose all appropriations of
public money for educational purposes
other then for pur common public schools.
Resolved, Thst ws favor th sboltilon of
tbs ttsts bosrd of equsllsstioa.
W. U. Perry opposed the resolution en
dorsing Senator Mitchell, and moved that
portion of the resolution be expunged.
Mr. Allen replied in support of the reso
lution, and In a caustio speech In which
Mr, Mltobell's course was defended. The
motion to striks out wss lost by sn slroost
unanimous vote, smld greet epplsuss from
the large audience, and amid continued ap
plause the resolutions entire were adopted.
; NOMIXATIOHI.
Representative W, H. Conyera placed
Norman Merrill in nomination for rapra-
ssntstivs, and bs wss declsred nominated
by acclamation. Mr. Merrill arose and In
a few well-chosen words thsnked tha con
vention for the honor conferred upon him,
and promised t uss Ills best sndssvors to
faithfully servs bis constituent.
County Judge Mile Sheelrn named J.
B. Doan, of Rainier; W, 8. Shearer named
N. 0. Dale, of Mist; David Davla named B,
Cox, of St. Helena.
David Davis and Robert Patrick were ap
point! as tsilsrs.
J. R. Dosn received 36 votes; B. Cor, 8;
N. 0. Dsls, 6. J. B, Doan was declared
slsctsd.
Clsrk C. L. Parker named Judsnn Weed.
On motion of W. H. Oouyers Jodson Wssd
wss declared nominsted by scclsrostlon.
Sheriff Captain Henderson named 0.
W. Blakesley, H. Btebnisn nsmsd T. 0.
Watta, 0. E. Wondsrly nsmsd A. B. Little,
and H. B. Englebrlghl nsmsd A. L. Clark.
Tbs ballot stood: Blakesley, 16; Clark, S;
Little, St Watts, 6. Second ballot stood:
Blakealey, M; Clark, 0; Little, 6; Watts. 9.
On motion of T. 0. Wstts 0. W. Blakes
ley waa declared the unsnliuous choice of
tbe convention for tbe office of sheriff.
County treasurer A. Henderson named
K. M. Wbarton, Dr. Cliff named J. H.
Swager. Tbe ballot stood: Bwsgsr, S3;
Wharton 12. i. H. Swager waa declared
tbe nomine of the convention for tbe office
of taessnrsr.
Surveyor W. D. Coanell nsmsd W. N.
Msserve, snd Mr. Meserve waa nominated
by acclamation.
Superintendent of schools John Down
ing nsmsd Gus Hsgele; O. T. Daywalt
named J, O. Wstts; H 8. Englebrtght
named i. B. Shoemaker. The ballot stood:
Watta, 18; Hegele, 4; Shoemaker. 12. J. 0.
Watte was declared th nominee for county
school superintendent.
CommUslonsr C. L. Parker named T. E.
Mills; Oeo. Msygernamed W. P. Slaughter;
0. E. Woaderly named The. Colvin. Th
ballot resulted: Mills. 14; 81aua-btar. 0;
Colvin, 15. Second ballot W. P. Slaugh
ter's aams wss withdrawn, aad Mills re
ceived IS votes snd Colvin 19 votes. T. 8. '
Colvin wss declsred lb nominee of the
convention.
Assessor R. B. Psyn named Martin
White; John Downing namsd M. P. Hasan;
Jsmee MeNsughton nsmed U. 0. Brown
The ballot resulted: White, 21; Haaen.g;
Browa, S. Wbits wss declared the choice
of tbe convention for the office of aaaeesor.
Mites Sbseirn was nominated for coroner
by acclamation.
Tbe following delegates were elected to
attend the elate convention; C. P. Doan,
Oeo. Mayger, H. Allen, W. H. Conyers and
D. Davis.
Tbs following delegstes were elected to
the congressional convention: M. Merrill,
W. D. ConneU, H. B. Cliff, P. A. Praxes
snd W. N. Meserve.
Tin following precinct committeemen
were chosen: Marshland, O. K. Elliott;
Clatakanls, E. C. Blackford: Nehalem, G.
T. Daywalt: Oak Point, Geo. Mayger; Bea
ver Falls, L.J. Meserve; Rainier. W. M.
Perry; Apiary, Jared Wilson; Deer Island.
T. C. Watta; Unloo. Dave Davla; Sherman.
W. D. ConneU; Bcappooas, James Leonard;
Auburn, 8. B. Rose.
Por stats committeeman tbe names of H.
Allen sud John Dibblee were placed before
tha eonvention. A ballot was taken and
the vote resulted as follows: H. Allen, 37;
John Dibblee, 7. ;
Tbe county central committee waa em
powered to fill any vacancy that might oo-
curr on the ticket.
Tbe eonvention then adjourned and the
county central committeemen met and or
ganised by electing D. Davla chairman and
W. M. Perry secretary.
Cli AT8K AN IK,
lire. W. H. Conyera returned from
Oregon City thit week.
Frank If errill returned from a trip
op the river on Monday. s '
Tbe eity cornet band is letting in
snape to lurnisu music lor the cam
psign. .
County Surveyor afeserve was do
ing tome work near tha city a part of
laat week.
Bob Payne waa over Saturday an
interested a pec ta tor at tha republican
primary convention.
Mrs. Dr. Parent left on the steamer
Friday for Woodland, after a viait of
two weeks with her sister, Mre-N.
Morrill.
Dr. J. E. Hall waa nominated for
justice of the peace and A. B. Haioee
lor constable, at the republican pri
mariee laat Saturnay,
Since Krats is in hie new buildint
be ia branching out to get bis shelving
filled. A Urge crste of queeasware
addt to the variety found there.
Next Monday our city election will
be held and a chance given for tome
mora good natured oontettt, pro
vided enough interest can be aroused,
which la probable.
Monday brought a number of people
irora the flehaiem valley to town to
take tbe steamer for St. Helena to at
tend the gathering of republicans on
Tuesday.
A.B. Little wag doing some oity
work with hit compass laat week to
locate tbe purchase ot the water eup-
ply and ascertain tome level that
were detired.
O. R. Higgint represented this
"neck of woods" at the populist state
convention at Salem laat week, and
returned on , Monday laat, looking
tired but hopeful.
Sepublioant of thit preoiuot learn
with pleasure that Norman Merrill hss
been nominated at representative
again. . lie is well prepared to repre
sent the interests of this county.
W. H. Conyera, E. C. Blackford and
N. Merrill were the delegates from Ibis
precinct to the county convention of
republicans thia week. They returned
Wednesday, reporting they had done
their duty. .
Next Saturday will give us another
primary election in the city, and it the
same lively interest can be awakened
thst was' done last Saturday at tha re
publican primariee we will have some
thing spicy to add variety to life.
R. S. Hattsn has moved bis family
te Msyger to be near hie school work.
The move is a temporary one but we
will mist the familiar viaage of the
president of our city council during
their absence. The cow was taken
along ae one of the necessary adjunols
to domestlo tn nquilitv.
Aldridge bag been getting a lot of
SDruce staves from sn excellent loi
found at Saldern'a and delivered to Al
dridge on the Badger place. Spruce
ie claimed to be tbe best available
wood for butter kegs, as taste of the
wood is absent when used for packing
butter. Aklrldge it getting quite
reputation at a cooper and sells a great
many of bis wooden vessels.
It looks as though a good portion of
the Myers house was being turned in'
side out to see tbe lumber piled out
that hae se-ved as partitions, etc.
Myers expects to make the residence
portion give way, In large measure, to
tha demands oi business, ana win soon
be in shape to open up a department
store to supply anything that could
reasonably be expected. Ilia tt and
Carter have the work in charge. .
Page 4 Warren report very encour
aging patronage in their mercantile
venture. One member of tbe firm
having been relieved of his politics!
temptations can now give bis ondi
vided attention to business, where hit
geniality and acommodaliog disposl
tion will be appreciated by customers.
With tbe room that our merchants
now have to displsy goods and the
friendly rivalry springing up among
them, customers ought to be able to
get what they want, and at tuch
tiricet st to mske it no object to go or
seud to Portland lor goods.
Tbs city of Clstskanls bss taken tbe first
Important stsp toward having city water
worka. Tbe council has bsd tbs courage
to buy outright the water ayatem owned by
Mrs. Amanda Merrill, with a sufficient
plat of ground to Insure permanent posses
sum of ths spring tbat supplies the water,
and snough ground on which to erect tanks
or fencing for protection. It waa a good
move on the pert of lbs council, snd shows
that tbs members are not afraid of exceed
ing the charter privileges by spending
monsy for tbs benefl t of tbe eitisens. Con
siderable funds will be required to replace
present pipe with one of larger caliber, and
anpply reservoirs that will bs nssdsd, but
It can sll be done here without Inflicting a
heavy burden on any ons by taking a little
time snd nsing some generalship. Ths ag
itation of ths subject bss not been withoat
benefit in tlds case.
Tbe cantata called "The Dairymaid's
Supper" waa given In Conyers' ball last
Friday evening by a musical party of some
twenty-five young ladies and gentlemen.
It gave the audience a sprightly snd varied
programme, Introducing a march lasting
several minutes, where several military
movement were executed in true military
atyle, under the leadership of Prof. Whit-
ten. Tbta waa followed by a stool drill,
where ths manual of arms wss practiced,
using ths dairymaids' stools aa weapons
This was also wall done by tbe young ladies
and wss vigorously applauded. The solos
snd choruses of tbe traveling miikcana,
pump and chalk, as they Jogged along tow
ard the city, each can abowing at the top a
pair of miachlevioue-Iooking eyes, and at
ths bottom something that looked quite
like a lsdy's shoe, while a man's hat was
over the pump, with the suggestion of a
mustache under it, and a young; man's
head to top off tbe chalk, showed that thia
travslii g outfit a nld maks tbs road lively
''as off :o tbe city we go." Tbey did well,
and added much amusement to ths even
Ing's entertainment. A duet by Ben Mat-
theissen and Miss Cora Blackford waa well
rendered, and other parte, including tbe
solos of the fsrnier, tbe farmer's wife sod
the chorus ss were all given distinctly and
in a'plsssing manner. Miaa Carrie Tlch-
enor, st ths organ, ia developing musical
ability ot a high order, and the orchestra.
consisting ot Prof. Pabrlqus, E. C. Black
ford and J. C. Bryant assisted very meter
tally hi rendering the exercises of the even-
ing. The concert wae given for the benefit
of the psrsonss fund, there being some in
dsbtednees on the building occupied by tbe
minister residing here.
Wees Baby wee sick, we gave her Caatorla. ;
When she waa a Child, aha cried for Gestosis.
Whea she became Mies, she due to Caesort.
WaeiaUhedChlMren,sUtvtlMaOeetcia
Summons.
In the Circuit Court ol the State ef Oregon, lor
theOeunty ol Columbia.
Cora MeCallouso. plainUff, )
vs.
Charles MeCullough, defendant)
Te Charle MoCuilough, th defeadaat above
named:
TW TUB M AM C OF THS STATS OF OREGON,
X
You are hereby
required to aDDear and
answer plaintiff' complaint herein on the
tret dav of the next mulu term ol the Court
aforesaid, which shall commence six weeks or
more after the A ret publication of this summons,
to-wlt: On Tuesday the 12th day of May, dim,
and 11 you fall to so appear and answer, plaintiff
will apply to the Court for the relief demanded
In her complaint, to-wlt: For a decree dissolving
we dodob oi matrimony existing oeiween
ualnutrand attendant and lor euon other and
urther relief. In the premlaee, as to the Court
iav seem inat ana eanltahle.
This summons 1 Dubllshed mirsuant to aa
order el the Honorable T. A. McBrtde, Judge of
the Court above named, made and entered of
record in said court on the tn day of March.
1K0S: that this summons be served upon you by
publication thereof onee a week for six
successive weeks, In The Oregon Mist, a
weekly newspaper of general circulation, pub-
llahed at St.
i at Bb neiena, ioiumDui county, uregon.
A. 0. EMMONS A OKO. J. CAMERON.
A.
mzTmS
Attorneys for rialaUff.
- Nat lee at riaal Acceat.
Notice la hereby aiven that the adminis
trators of tbe estate ol Geo rue Clark, deceas
ed, have filed their final aocount In the
County Court of Columbia county, and that
the Judge of said court haa aet Tuesday, the
5th day of May, 18Q6. at the hour of 11
o'clock a.m., lor tne hearing ol objections,
if any there be, to the allowance ot the
same. V. A. Fisnxa,
8. E. Haaaia,
March 23, 1806. m37a2t Administrators.
Awarded
Highest Honors World'a Pair,
Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair.
CREATJ
wxm
Most Perfect Made.
40 Years th Staadard.
mm
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.
James Adams hss bsen appointed
administrator of the estate of William
Adams, deceased.
Tbe city election will lake place
here next Mondaj. Tbe primary has
not yet been held.
The county judge has made an or
der settling the final account in the
eatate of E. Q. Bryant, deceased.
Buy your candies at tbe New Drug
Store, where a fresh supply of the
most delicious creams are to be found.
Mis W. II. Conyers, of Ciatskanie,
stopped oft here Tuesday, and on
Wednesday continued on to uregon
City.
The republican county central com
mittee will meet at Clatskanieon If on
day April 13. All committeemen will
please take notice.
Dr. Chalmers, after practicing bere
for about eighteen months, haa moved
to Eidgcfield where be expects to re
main permanently.
Fob Salb. Parties desiring ssh, fir
ot oak wood, aawed stove lengths and
delivered, for f 2.50 per cord should in
quire at this office.
Bev. Philbrook will conduct Esster
services at Posppoose next Bunaay,
April 5, at 11 o'clock, and at this place
at 7 :30 in the evening.
At the school election held In this
city Monday James Dart was elected
director for three yeara and u. 11. new
ell re-elected clerk for one year.
The Bainier Beview has a new edi
tor and proprietor in the person of W.
M. Perry, who has already made a de
cided change in the appearance of the
paper.
The tramps who are arrestei in
Bskrr City are compelled to work out
their board in tbe bsetile as street-
sweepers. The lax-payers do not lixe
topay the necessary guards and ad
vocate ordering tbe wonderers to move
on.
Mr. Chsrles Muckle and sisters, Mrs.
Jscob George and Mrs. D. J. Switxer,
who bave been in California for sev
eral weeks, returned to their homes in
this place Tuesday evening, much im
proved in health.
The Wallowa Chieftain in comment
ing upon the action of Salem in bring
ing tbe new injunction suit says:
"Eaatern Oregon is praying for an op
portunity to vote upon a change of
location of tbe state eapitol from thia
hoggish little berg to a more liberal
community of people."
A mind-reader read a newspaper to
a select audience ia Junction City the
other night, through two horse blank
ets. Aftsr tbe feat was accomplished
one of the young ladies present left
tbe room, remarking to a friend that
she wasn't going to stsy there any
longer with only a calico dress on.
"I know what III do," said the
young candidate. 'Til lay in a Dig
supply of plug tobacco, snd every lime
I meet one ol the bayseeders 1 11 oner
him a chew. "You will do nothing
of the sort," said hie manager. "You
will go without a bit. and borrow a
chew from every man you meet,
Havn't you got sense euough to know
that the man you are under oblige
tioue to alwaya feels warmer toward
you than the man you nave done a
favor!"
Borne mouths look like reaches and
cream, says an exchange, some like a
hole chopped in a brick wall to admit
a door or window. The month ie the
hotbed of toothaches and is a baby's
crowning glory. it is patriotisms
fountainbead and a tool chest for pie.
Without it tha politicisn would be a
wanderer on tbe face of tbe earth and
the cornetiat would go down to an un
honored grave. It te tbe grocers
fnend. the orator s pride and the dei.
list's salvation.
Citation.
In th County Court of the Brats ot Oregon, for
tne county 01 voiumoia. . .
lathe Matter of the Estate of I
Christian Stehmaa, deceased. i
To Belinda Stehman. surviving widow of de
, eeeeed, and Levi K. Steam en, John Steh
man, Henry Stehman, D. Btehman, Hen
rietta Fowler, Mary Neei, Sarah Ernst,
Martha Luis, tinooln Stehman, Clara Hud
son, Nettie Wilcox, helm of said decedent,
and any and all others known or unknown,
interested in said estate:
KTUIKAUi OF THK STATS OF OREGON,
. You. and each of vou. are hereby com
manded to be and appear before the Honorable
County Court of the State of Oregon, lor Colum-
ma county, at tne May term tnoreor, 10-wu: At
th Court House, in the City of St. Helena, on
the 4th day of May. ISM. at 10 o'clock A. M.. to
show cause, II any exist, why an order should
not ne maoe ny aaia u)iin autnoniing tne ad
ministrator of said estate to oell the real nron-
erty belongtngto said eatata, or so much thereof
as shall be necessary to pay the ehargea, ex
penses of administration, and claims against
eaid estate, wnicn aaiu real estate is particularly
described as follows, to-wlt: Tbe undivided one
half Interest of. In and to tbe following de
scribed real estate situate in Columbia county,
8tate of Orecon. to-wlt: Tbe northwest Quarter
of the southwest quarter, and lot number six,
all In section thirteen In township six north of
range nnraber two west of the Willamette mer
idian, and containing 7S and 80-100 acres of land.
Witness my band aud the seal ot aaid court
affixed thia Mth day of March, IMS.
JUDSON WEED,
I Clerk of the County court.
BEAU I By W. A. HARRIS, Deputy.
m27ml
For Sale.
The cheapest place in Columbia
county. Inquire of B O. HAZEN,
Warren, Oregon. I
PROFESSIONAL.
JyK. EDWIN SOS8,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
St. Helens, Oregon
T. 1. clsbtom.
h. Ann.
ALLEN A CLE ETON,
Attorneys and Counselors at Law
ST. HBI.KN8,
OREGON.
JJ. a B. CLIFF,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
8b Helens, Oregon.
ja. J. K. HALL,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Clatakanls. Columbia county. Or.
yy N. MKoKRVK,
Surveyor and Civil Engineer
DSLEHA, OREGON.
County Suryeyor. Land Surveying, Town
Platting and Engineering work promptly
sxecnua.
1
OUR FIFTH'"
SPECIAL
SALE
SINCE BEMOVING
81 and 83 THIRD
Men's
Fifteen Patterns. Every Suit Warranted
Made From Our Celebrated Albany
Woolen Mills Cassimeres.
cH $8.85
SOLE AGENTS
Albany Woolen Mills
Samples with plain rules for self-measurement sent free to any address.
JCDaisy Supplies
LARGE ASSORTMENT
Also s large assortment of Heating and Cooking Store, Steel Ranges, Tinware. Granite Ware, AI
luminum, Axe Sledges, Croes-Cut Saws, wedges. Etc., at prices to suit Everybody.
r 12.
212 First Street, Near Salmon,
for Infants
1 v.n ir,
OTHERS, Do You Know tha
Fs ten lea's Drops, Godfrey's Oordtal, many ao-oaUed Boothia; Syrups, aa4
sacs remedies far ehfldren are onsnpoaisl of ophua ar morpnmel
Pe Tow Know that ottam and morphine are stuuefr ui narcotic noaaone 1
ESJHjlHSK that la aaoat oountris
Without labeling them poison. I ...
Pe Ton Knew that yon should not
I you or your phynclaa know of wba it
P Tw Kwewrthat OsatnrH la a purely saasubla rawpamtloa. aad Beat a Bat of
ItamgredienlalapaUlahedwtthamySoUleS
, PaTera K.o-ar that Oastoria la the meauluOoa of the famona Dr. Samuel Pitcher.
That a ha been in uae f or nearly thirty years, aad that more Ceacoria Is sow anld thaa
twTeaKanw that tha Patent Office
satriaa, aaea assaud suliial is right to
CtarU"andlUforol,irt thaStoh
baoaanwOaatorinhad bee pioien tobeaW.1w.ryhjii mIsss '
Po Tow Know that SS awawaga dose, ot Chatoria ass furqlsbed for 85
atta,orooeoentadoa6t "
PaTsmKacthatwlanMBwilofthaTfrj
as kept emu, aad that roa sear haea nbrohanatr
Well, th.e tMuKaara worth knowmg. They an feet.
Tha taa-fasiOe
sdanSKticra of
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla.
-THE
BANQUET
SALOON
Has re-oD
inotl tinder th management
ol GEORGI
A. BK1NN, corner of Strand
and Cow lit 6treeta. SL Heleus, Oregon,
where can bs found tha choicest brands of
WINE AND LIQUOR
Card tables, cool table, billiard table and
other devices for tbe entertainment of pat
rons, where time can be pleasantly spent.
FAMOUS FIRE LADDIE CIGARS
Besides other popular brands, are kept
constantly on hand to supply the increased
trade at this very popular saloon.
y TH FAMOUS
CYRUS NOBLE WHISKY
IS KBPT AT THK BANQUET.
Monte Yista Nursery
A choice lot of two-year-old Apple Trees,
Ben Davis, Northern 8py , Spltsenberg.Orav
ensteln, Melon, Ked Astracban and other
varieties. A choice lot of Italian Prone,
Plum, Pear and Cherry Trees, and small
fruits. Trees have been inspected and pro
nounced the cleanest, thriftiest and nicest
lot in the district. Tbey are grown on well
under-drained fir timber soil, have good
fibrous roots, wbicbws dig with trees. Send
for list. Addresa
A. HOLADAY
ttCAFrOOBE I KCON
WxdrWs: ssfV aCA niiw .xefcw A A
Patronize Eome
INDDSTET
SPRING
AND
SUMMER
1896
TO OUB NEW STOBE
ST, S. W, Cor. Oak
AU-Wool Suits
J.M. MOYER&CO.
81 and 83 Third Street,
NaTLAHB, OB.
OQOWN
POBTLAND, OBEGON
and Children.
draggist saw not permitted to aeQ I
permit any medicine to bs gtren your chOd
ia composed f '
Department ef tha United Btatee, aad ot
Dr. pitcher and his assigns to nee th word ;
WHITE COLLAR LINE
8tr. Telephone and Bailey Oatsert
COLUMBIA SIVIB A PDGKT 80UND HAT. CO
Alder 81, Portland; Flavel dock, Astoria.
PORTLAND AND ASTORIA
Telepbone leaves Portland daily (except Boa
day) at 7 a. m., leaves Astoria 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 all points .a North
beach.
Bailey Oatsert leaves Portland dally at S p aa.,
(except Sunday), on Saturday at 11 p. m. Leaves
Astoria daily at S 45 a. m. (except Sunday and
Monday), on 6undav at 7 o. m.: connects with.
all trains for Clatsop beach and Ilwaco beach,
This line has a boat connecting with both
beaches, returning from Astoria every night bs
ths week.
K. A. BEELXX, Agent. V.JL SCOTT, Pre.
Decker's
BAEBER SHOP
J. H. DECKER, Proprietor.
The old and reliable barber haa his rasors Inst
as sharD as ean be fonnd. and wtll aliav. toa .
comfortably aud quickly lor only 16 cents.
ST. HELENS, . ; ;."''' OREGON
TIUCKLE BROS.
MAncrACTvaaaa or
Dimension Lumber, Flooring,
Rustic. Sheathing. Casings, and a
complete stock ot eyeiy variety ol
Hough and Dressed Lumber
ALWAYS" Off HAITD. .
AT THB OLD STAND, ST. HSU OXKQOM