The Oregon mist., April 17, 1896, Image 3

irnKiL amd Social RxForm. Mrs
R H. Shelby, phrenologist, lectured
. i Houlton Wednesday evening. Her
oplo, principally, was reform, though
number o( special subjects are dis
cussed. A womin like Mre. Bhelley,
who goes about the country spending
tier time ana money (or tho ipeoml
cooa or humanity, should receive
liber! encouragement at the hands of
the public. ,
" School Opinio. The sprint term
of our city school opened last Monde
with Prof. Baker In charge. Mr. Baker
cornea well recommended, and the
present term of sshool promises to be
ai profitable hi the one juit closed by
Mr. Uaee, which was said to have been
the most profitable one taught here
for several yeara. Mr. Oaae la teach
ing the Houlton school at present,
and that, too, la progressing uioely
"Ma Ovibdoard." There was a
great deal of exoitement created among
the fishermen at the mouth of Lewis
river Tuesday morning as the ateamer
Mascot came down from Kinafleld,
She was lust emerging from Lake
river and a man, whose name we have
beon unable to leara, stepped upon the
railing on the cabin deck of the steam
er and deliberately Jumped,ovarboard,
Captain Lee hallowed to some flsher
men near by to pick up the mao, which
they did, and who, it was learned, wsa
orasy. What was done with him we
did uot learn.
Fibhirmix Doing Will. While
the strike is in progress on the lower
river, fishermen at this plaoe have been
doing vary well. Day or night makes
little difference to them because the.
water is at a good stage to fish. Last
Friday morning the Telephone took
from the wharf at this place over seven
tons of salmon consigned to down
river canneries. Monday morning an
other consignment of aver six tons
was ahlpped on the same steamer. In
addition to this quite an amount ia
ahipped to Portland each day on other
steamers. Altogether there le a large
amount of money paid oat bore daily
lor Dsn. .
Bint for Distinction. Last Tues
day aa the steamers Thompson and
Shaver wore attempting to land at
Caplea a disastrous collision was nar
rowly averted. The Shaver had whis
tled for the landing, and the Thomp
son attempted to take the landing
ahead of the Shaver, and in so doing
she came down stream at almost full
till and crashed into the Shaver. Her
rata of apeed was so high that she did
not stop until she struck the beach,
where she hung hard and fast. The
affair happenedjio quickly that few of
the passengers anew anything about
it until all danger waa passed. The
Shaver afterward went back and towed
the Thompson off the beach, without
which the latter would have been de
layed several hours, probably.
CENTRAL COMMITTEE Ml ITS. Pur-
auant to agreement at a previous meet
ing, the central committee of the re
publican party of Columbia county
met at Clatskanie laat Monday after
noon. Those In attendance wereT.
C. Watts, of Deer Mand ; Ed Elliott,
of Marshland; O. T. Daywalt, of Ne
iialem ; S. B. Rose, . of Auburn ; E. 0.
Blackford, of Clatskanie ; W. M. Perry,
of Rainier; and D. Davis, of Union.
Among other matters which came be
fore the committee was the wilhJrawal
from the ticket of Miles 8beeirn, the
nominee for coroner. The name of
Dr. A. P. McLaren, of Rainier, waa
presented, and by the committee nom
inated to fill the office of coroner on
the republican ticket. Other detail
matters we'o attended to and the com
mitteemen returned to their homes
Tuesday.
For a Rroatta. A citixen'a meet
ing waa held Monday eveuing at the
courthouse to discuss the question of
a regatta at this place during the coming-
summer. W, B. Dillard aoted aa
chairman and II. Allen secretary. Mr.
Dillard stated the object for which the
meeting bad been called and explained
at some length the advisability of
holding a regatta at this place, after
which a committee of Ave, tucluding
the chairman of the meeting, was ap
pointed to look into the proposition
and report at the next meeting, which
is to be held next Monday evening in
the council chamber at 7 :30 o'clock.
The committee are W. B. Dillard, J.
R. Beegle, Thomaa Cooper, Jacob
George and Jamea Muokle. It ia be
lieved that the proposed regatta can
be made a success if the citixens will
take aa interest in the matter.
Strike Still Ok. The fishermen's
atrike still coutinuee with no visible
prospect of an early settlement.
Meantime fishing goea right along at
thie plaoe unmolested, and good catch
es are made almost every day. Some
of those fishing here are union men
and eome are not, but be that as it
may, the fishing grounds in this vicin
ity are occupied day and night. Some
little excitement was caused here last
Wt'dnesday when a report came from
down the river that a company of the
atrikers were on their way up the river
and had reached Mayger, and had
been destroying fishing gear wherever
found in use, and also confiscating any
fish found in boats. During the past
week there has been aa occasional
missionary from the fishermen's union
at Astoria in this place for the osten
sible purpose of persuading those en
gaged in fishing here to desist until
such time as the strike ia aattled, but
all efforts in that direction have proven
futile, ainoe fishing goea on the same
very day. It is not believed the
atrike will be of long duration, how
ever, as it ia generally conceded that
the packers can well afford to pay the
price asked and atill make a hand
aome profit. The season ia rapidly
passiug by, so that the packers cannot
afford to hold out much longer. There
haa seldom been a aeason in the his
tory of the canning business when the
packers did not declare they could not
afford to pay the price asked, yet in
nearly every instance they did pay the
price and made money, and no doubt
history will repeat Itself this year.
Backlen'e Arnica BbIts.
The best Salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, oliilblains,
coma, and all skin eruptions, and positively
cures piles, or no psy required. It Is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction or money
refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale
by Dr. Edwin Boss.
HE TALKED ON PROTECTION
Mr. Cleeton Opened the Cam
paign at Clatskanie.
A Convincing Argument la Favor
of High Proteotton-ElnthBsl-alto
Heating.
The spring campaign is now well
under way in this county, and the
people of Clatsksnie held their firat
political meeting last Tuesday eve
ning, and one can truly say the pot is
boiling. The large hall of E. W. Con
yers was packed with anxious listeners
to the ronvincing argument of Mr.
Cleeton, who for one hour and a half
produced the most convincing line of
argument yet presented to the people
of that city. Certainly there is suffi
cient subject matter for republican
argument, and Mr. Cleeton ia the one
to quickly grasp the situation and
show ud fallaoiea which do now
exist and which have existed for nearly
four yeara. He made his argument
strictly on the question of protection,
as that certainly ia the paramount la-
sue before the American people today.
Mr. Cleeton concluded his argument
by heartily endorsing the action of the
lata elate republican convention on
financial matters, and he appealed to
the republicans of that precinct to
stand by and support their ticket first,
list and all' the time. Mr. Cleeton,
like all other republicans in the county,
saya their ticket will be elected this
year by a handsome msjority, not
merely because of tbe superiority of
its personnel, but because it la repub
lican, and that ia what the people of
ibis country are now clamoring for.
They want republicans in office be
cause they have faith in them as men,
because they have been trid and
found not wanting, and principally be
cause they are republicans, for to that
Jiarty do the people look for relief
rom tbe free trade predicament in
which the country ia now writhing.
SCHOOL, STATISTICS.
Extracts from the annual report of tbe
county school superintendent for the year
ending March 2, 1896:
STATISTICS.
No. of ehlldren in county bstwaen
4 and 30 years of age
2096
Increase over last year
Mo. children enrolled in
65
publio
schools.
1308
726
No. not attending; school
Average dally attendance
1004
Whole number of districts In Co. ..
65
No. organised during tbe year
Teachers examined for certificates.
44
" receiving certificates. ... ..
25
, 4 4-5 mo
Average length of school terms. .
" tax levied-mllls
. 6 13-18
salary paid male teachera I 85 08
" female ' S3 01
Monthly salary of county Bupt.... 16 00
Value of school booses In county . .22,175 00
furniture 8.579 70
Value of maps, globes and ether
apparatus 2,820 80
Insurance on school property 5.100 00
No. school houses built during year
riXASciAb aecKirrs.
Amount on band in clerks' bands
March 4, 1S85, at beginning of
school year...
.1 649 08
. 1.888 66
. 6,666 72
. 2,731 60
Amount rslied by tax
" county school fund
" state school fend
41 rate bills collected
" received, other sources
27 60
. 848 80
Total receipts
(XrEMDITURZa.
....$12,210 70
Amount paid for teachers salary. S 9,335 46
" " rent
22 60
Amount paid for school bouse re
pairs
136 10
4.18 26
250 84
For school house furniture
Wood and other Incidentals......
Clerks' services and expenses.,..
289 80
240 10
460 20
232 65
424 96
Apparatus, maps, globes, charts.
Houses and outbuildings
Insurance.
In bands of clerks March 2, 1899.
Total expenditures ....$12,210 70
The showing made by the schools of the
county for the past year baa been very
favorable. J. O. WATTS,
County School Superintendent.
School Report.
ScArroosi, Or., April IS. 1896.
Report of school In district No. 1, for the
month beginning March 16th and ending
April 10, 1998;
Total number enrolled.... 40
Total number enrolled at date 89
Total attendance 715K
Total absence 13H
Number tardy 8
Whole number of boys enrolled 21
Whole number of girls enrolled 19
The following named pupils were neither
absent nor tardy: Llda Collins, Pearl
Clonlnger, Archie Cloninger, tioldie Dun
oan, Clara Duncan, Fred Ericsson, Mabel
Garrison, Orvilie Garrison, Garnett Lynch
Charles Lynch, Lewis Larsen, Edward
Leonard, Milton Mulllns, Edward Mulllns,
Carrie Bherringhousen, Bertha Bherrlng
houseo, Nettle Tompkins, Willie Torup
klas, Myrtle West, Leila West, Welfred
West, Dessie West, Cbrleteae Baxter, Pearl
Wlltermood, Roy Price, Ray Walts.
Tboat receiving 100 per cent in deport
ment, were; Willie Tompkins, Nettie
Tompkins, Richard Mulllns, Roy Price,
Ray Watts, Maude Watts, GuyBwager,
Orvilie Garrison, Bertha Bherringhousen,
Henry Larsen, Llnnle Bherringhousen,
Wilfred West, Lewis Larsen, Mollis Larsen,
Fred Erlokson. Milsbsd Boyli,
Teacher.
IBIARRIGD.
WEBBRR-CRAIN. On April 8, 1886, at
the Evangelical parsonage at Houlton,
by Rev. McElroy, Mr. Charles H. Webber
and Emma Cram.
BORN.
BTR ACH A N. Near St. Helens, on Tues
day, April 14, 1806, to the wife of Wm.
Btraehan, a son.
McKlE.At Warren, on Tuesday, April
14, lHOfl. to the wife Jack McKie, a son.
DIED.
BTEHMAN. AtGoble, Oregon, on Mon
day, April 6, 1806, Mrs. U. Btehmaa.
- Deceased was boru in Meigs county, Ohio.
Deoeroher 4, 1828, and was married to John
Havard November 24, I860 and crossed the
plains to Oregon in 1863. Her husband
died the 15th of July, 1863. and on .Novem
ber 12th of the same year she marrisd C.
Btehman. Deceased was a resident of Co
lumbia county over thirty years, and was
buried in Near City cemetery. April 7, 1896.
PERSONAL) AND LOCAL..
3. fl. Cloainger was a visitor to Port
land Tuesday.
Ths Mist and Oregonian one year
for az.UU in advance.
County warranta or orders for war-
ranta taken on subscription at this
office.
The new city council held it first
regular meeting laat Monday evening
and organised for the coming year.
Mr. and Mrs. George II. Shinn, of
Baker City, spent laat Saturday and
Sunday in this city visiting -relatives.
Considerable excitement is occas
ioned in many parte of Oregon over
the reported discovery of ininea in
Yamhill county.
"Bob" George ia now a fullfledged
ateamboatman, having shipped aa firat
officer and assistant engineer of the
Young America.
The young man who had hie leg out
off by the cara at Scappooae a few
weeks ago, ia now able to be about by
tiie use of crutches.
For 8ale Parties desiring ash, fir
or oak wood, sawed stove lengths and
delivered, for 2.60 per cord should in
quire at this office.
Rev. C. E. Philbrook will preach at
Yankton next Sunday, April 19tb, at
11 o'clock, and at Dt. Heleua in the
evening at 7 :30 o'clock.
Tbe Columbia rirer is rapidly rais
ing and the fishermen are reaping
great benefit, inasmuch that they are
enabled to fish bulb day and night.
The ateamer Shaver laat Wednesday
began a new time schedule between
Clatekanie and Portland, leaving each
place at 6 o clock iu tbe afternoon on
alternate days.
Tho steamer Kehani, after an at
tempt for several months to corral the
slough trade, baa abandoned tbe route
leaving an open field lor. the Young
America, the peoples' favorite.
The many friends of Mrs. Cbarlea
Meserve,of Oregon City, will be pleased
to learn that she is rapidly regaining
health, and hopes for her complete re
covery are now entertained.
A new time schedule haa gone into
effect on the Northern Pacific. .The
mail arrivee here at 7 o'clock in tbe
evening instead of 12 :40 aa heretofore.
Tbe new schedule ia very inconvenient
for the people of Columbia county.
Mre. Frank Dow and children, who
have been sojourning with relatives
near Vernonia for about two weeka,
returned last Tuesday to this city and
Wedneaday morning took the ateamer
for their Oak island borne, Mr. Dow
coming thie far to meet tbeni.
When Baby waa sick, we gar her Caatorta.
When she was a Child, she cried for Oaatoria.
When aha became Was, she clung to Caatorla,
Whea she hod Children, she gave them Oast oris.
Tws Mres Mared.
Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, of Junction City,
III., was told by her doctors she bad Con
sumption and that there was no hope for
her, but two bottles Dr. King's New Dis
covery completely cured her and she ssys
it saved her life. Mr. Thos. Eggers, 139
Florida St., San Francisco, suffered from a
dreadful cold, and approaching Consump
tion, tried without result everything else
then bought oae bottle of Dr. King's New
Discovery and in two weeks was cured. Ue
is naturally thankful. It ia suob results, of
which these are samples, that prove the
wonderful efficacy of this medicine in
coughs and colds. Free trial bottle at Dr,
Rosa' drug store. Regular sise 60c and $1.
Jones, He Pay a the Freight.
Bend for a copy of "The Buyers'
Uuide, with latest reductions and
market reports. Bent free to any ad
dress. Freight on f 20 order of goods
paid to any point on tbe Columbia
river, reached by Portland boats.
Jones' Cash Store, 105 Front street,
between Washington and Stark. Port'
land, Oregon.
Ola People.
Old people who require medioine to regu
late the bowels and kidneys will And the
trne remedy In Electric Bitters. Tbis med
icine does not stimulate and contains no
whisky nor other intoxicant, but acts as a
tonic and alterative. It acta mildly on tbe
stomach and bowels, adding strength and
giving tone to the organs, thereby aiding
Nature In the performance of ths functions.
Electrio Bitters is an excellent appetiser
and aids digestion. Old People find it just
exactly what they need. Price fifty cents
and $1.00 per bottle at Dr. Ross' drug store.
Challenge to Debate.
The McKinley Republican Club, of St.
Helens, Oregon, hereby challenge tbe Pop
ulist party of Columbia county to a joint
debate on any qnestton of politics, at any
time. Debaters to consist of five members
of the Peoples' party and five members of
the McKinley club, speeches to be limited
to fifteen minutes to each speaker. Debate
to take place at any point in tbe county
agreed upon. HARRISON ALLEN,
D. DAVIS, President.
Secretary.
Awarded
Highest Honors World's Fair,
Oold Medal, Midwinter Pair.
'DR;
CREAM
ft
Most Perfect Made.
40 Years the Standard,
THE DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLE
As Enunciated by the Oregon
Democracy.
They Declare for the Free Coinage
of Sliver at Ratio of 16 to 1
Their Nominations.
Tbe democratic slsteconventlon was held
In Portland on Thursday and Frldsy of
last week, and It appears that It was not
more harmonious than the republican con
vention bold at the same time, the principal
light being on the money question, which
resulted in the platform declaring for the
free coinage ef silver at the ratio of 10 to 1.
After two days deliberation the following
ticket was placed In nomination:
For supreme judge, John Burnett of Ben
ton county; congressman, flrt district, Jeff
erson Myers of Linn county; second district,
A. B. Bennett of Wasco county. Delegates
to the national convention were W. F.
Butcher, J. W. Howard. L. P. Mnlllnlx. M.
A. Miller, J. D. McKinnon. Charles Nlckell.
J. H. Townsend end J. Welch. Presiden
tial electors-Dr. Oglesby, J. J. Whitney,
Edward Kilfeather and J. U. Carroll.
Knr joint senator, Columbia, Tillamook
and Washington W. II. Dillard.
For district attorney, 6th judicial district
J. E. Hedges.
THg rLATFOStf ADOPTED.
The democratic party of tbe state of Ore
gon, in convention assembled, do make, de
clare and adopt the following resolutions:
First Whereas, the present depressed
condition of tbe country and the shrinkage
of values are largely due to tbe financial
system which has controlled tbe nation for
mors than twenty years last past, we, the
democracy of the state of Oregon, hereby
declare ourselves as unalterably opposed
to the single gold standard, and demand
the immediate return to tbe constitutional
standard of gold and silver by the restora
tion by tbe general government independ
ently of any foreign power, of tbe unre
stricted coinage of both gold and silver into
standard money at tbe ratio of 16 to 1, and
upon terms of exact equality, as they ex
isted prior to 1873, tbe silver coin to be a
full legal tender equally wltb gold, for all
debts and does, public and private, and we
denounce all discrimination by tbe govern
ment against either gold or silver euriency
of the country. We demand that the sec
retary of the treasury shall coin into stand
ard silver dollars, as soon as practicable all
tbe silver bullion now in the treasury of the
United 8tates, which represents the silver
seigniorage or coinage profit to the govern
ment; also all silver bullion that may here
after be offered for coinage.
"Second We demand tbe repeal of all
specific contract laws, state and national.
"Third We favor the construction of tbe
N'lcsragaan canal, and its control by tbe
general government.
"Fourth We are In favor of a tariff for
revenue only, so adjusted that it shall effect
alike eur commerce, our agriculture, oar
labor and eur manufacture.
"Fifth We demand of tbe general gov
ernment rigid enforcement of the Monroe
doctrine.
"Sixth We demand a reduction of all
salaries, federal and state, commensurate
with the depressed condition of the conn-
try; that the compensation of all state of
ficers shall be kept strictly within the letter
of the constitution; that all laws now ex
isting providing extra fees or compensation
for any duty or senrice imposed by law
upon such offices shall be repealed.
"8eventhWe demand the repeal of the
laws creating the railroad commission, and
all other useless commissions.
"Eighth We Instruct our delegates elec
ted to represent us in the national eenven
to support only a candidate in favor of the
free ana unlimited coinage of silver at tbe
ratio of 16 to 1.
"Ninth We demand the reenactment of
the mortgage tax law, and the amendment
of our assessment laws so that all recorded
indebtedness of the taxpayers shall be de
ducted from his assessment.
"Tenth We denounce the extrayugant
acts of tbe last legislature as co-extensive
with fraud, jobbery, and squandering of
ths people s money, and we censure and
bold the republican majority responsible
for the present condition of our public debt
and high rate of taxation.
"Eleventh We favor judicious expendi
ture of the public money for the purpose of
opening up and improving our waterways
and harbors.
Twelfth Religions difference should
find no place in American politics, and the
democratic party is unalterably opposed to
the spirit of Intolerant bigotry fostered for
political purposes by those who seek to
breed discord and animosities among tbe
citixens of the public; secret political bod
ies are a curse to party, state and nation.
We heartily welcome the assistance of all
good citixens who will co-operate ia the
suppression of any political movement or
ganised for religious prescription.
"Thirteenth Resolved, that we, the dem
ocratic party of the state of Oregon la con
vention assembled, hereby earnestly ask
the congress of the United States to take
up the bills now pending before your re
spective bodies, vis: The honse of repre
sentatives and the senate of the United
States, providing for a snrvlval of pension
of the Indian war veterans of the United
States, and pass said bills.
"Fourteenth We favor the preservation
of the salmon Industry of Ibe state by abol
ishing all flshtraps, fishwheels and small-
mesh gear, and denounce the republican
party of the state for refusing to keep Its
pledge to afford such argent relief."
For Sale.
Tbe cheapest place in Columbia
county. Inquire of K. O. HAZEN,
Warren, Oregon. tf
Summons.
In the Circuit Court of the State ef Oregon, for
mevouniy ai oiumoia.
Cora McCullough, plaintiff, )
vs.
To Charles McCullough, the defendant above
nameo :
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON,
You are hereby required to appear and
anawer nlalnttff'a oomDlalnt herein on the
firat dav of the next rearular term of the Court
aforesaid, which shall commence six weeka or
more after the first publication of thie summons,
to-wit: On Tuesday the 12th day of May, 1896,.
and if you fail to so appear nd answer, plaintiff
will apply to the Court for the relief demanded
In her complaint, to-wlt: For a decree dissolving
the bonds of matrimony existing between
ilalntinand defendant and for sucn other ana
lurther relief, in tbe premises, aa to the Court
mt, teem mat infl emiltahle.
This summons is published pursuant to an
order ot the Honorable T. A. McBride, Judge of
ths 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 once a wt tor alx
Successive weeks, la The Oregon Mist, a
weekly newspaper of ceneral circulation, pub
lished at St. Helena, Columbia county, Oregon.
A. C. EMMONS A GEO. J. CAMERON.
n27ms Attorneys lor riainun.
Citation.
In tbe County Court of Columbia County,
for the State of Oregon.
In the Matter of the Estate of I
Charles Trim, Deceased. I
To J. W. Trim and George Trim, heirs at
law of said decedent and any and all
others, known or nnknown, interested
tn sslri estate.
IN THIS NAME OF THE STATE OF
Oregon, you, and each of you, are here
by commanded to be and appear before tne
Hnnriral.U f i.nntv Court of tbe Btate of
Oregon, for Columbia County, at tbe May
term thereof, to-wlt: at the Court House,
in the Citv of St. Helens, on the 21st day of
May, 1W8, at 10 o'clock A.M., to show
cause. If any exist, why an order should
not be made by said Court authorizing the
aduiinintrstnr of said estate to si ll the real
property belonging to said estate or so
much thereof as .boll be necessary to pay
the cbsrires, expenses of administration
and claims against said estate, which said
real estate is particularly described as fol
lows, to-wit: The northeast quarter of
section three, in township Ave north of
range two west of the Willamette Meridian
in Columbia county. State of Oregan.and
containing, according to United Htates
government survey, one hundred and sixty
acres of land.
Witness my hand and the seal of said
Cnnrt affixed this 8th dsy of April, A. I).
1800. JUDSON WEED,
sial.1 Clerk of the County Court,
alb By W..A. Hahbis, Deputy.
Summons.
In the Circuit Court of the Slate of Oregon, for
the County of Columbia.
Charles H. Kewth, plaintiff,
vs.
Mahal A. Nftwth. defendant.
Tn Mabel A. Newth, thedefendant above named:
IN THS NAM K UF THE B1A1K ur UKK
gon, you are hereby required to appear
and answer plaintiff's complaint herein
on the first day of the next regular term
of the Court aforesaid, which shall commence
Ix weeks or more after the Drat publication of
Ihltuimmnfl, ti.wit! On Tuiwlav. the 12th dav
of May, A. D. 1SU6, and if you fall to so appear
ana answer, piainun win appiy w ineroun lor
tha relief demanded In his complaint, to-wlt: A
decree dissolving the bonds of matrimony exist
ing between plaintiff and defendant, and for
ucb other and further relief, in tbe premises,
aa to the Court may seem just ana equitable.
This summons ia published purnuant to an
nrw of Honorable T. A. McBride. ludae of the
Court above named, made and entered of record
lu tald Court on the 26th day of February, 1896;
that thia anmmoni be served noon you bv DUbli.
cation thereof once a week for six successive
weeks, in Ths OasooH Miit, a weekly news
paper or general circulation, piioiisnea at ec
Helens, Columbia county, Oregon.
ALLEN 1 CLEETON,
mal7 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Summons.
In the Circuit Court of the Btate of Oregon, for
tne ittunty oi uoiumoia.
Belle i. Macdonald, plaintiff, )
vs. I
H. J. Macdonald, defendant )
To H. 1. Macdonald, the above-named defend
ant: IN THE NAME OF THE BTATE OF OREGON,
You are hereby required to appear and
answer the complaint filed against you In the
above enUtled salt, in tbe above entitled
Court, on or before the first day of the
next regular term of said Court, follow
ing the expiration of six weeka from the
date hereof, to-wlt: On or before Tuesday, the
12th day of May, 1896: and If you fait so to
answer, the plaintiff wilt apply to tbe Court for
tne reitei prayea iot in ner complaint, io-wu:
For a decree oi divorce dissolving the bonds of
matrimony now ana neretoioreexisune Between
you and the plaintiff., and (or the costs and dia-
Durncmente oi suit.
This summons it published by order of Hon.
Thomas A. McBride. ludee of tbe above entlUed
Court, made and dated on the 25th day of
Harcn, uwe. fnAnK t. tatiaw,
m27mg Attorney for Plaintiff.
Dated March 27th, 1896.
Summons.
In the Circuit Court of tbe 8tate of Oregon, for
tne uounty oi uoiurooia.
Mary Amsden and L. E. Amsden, her hus
band, plaintiffs,
vs.
D. W. Seller, Jane Adcox, 8. W. Johnson,
Maud Johnson, Archie Johnson, Bonnie
Johnson, H. F. Allen and C. H. Lewis, co
partners as Allen a Lewis, and E. E. Quick,
as administrator of the estate of E. J. V.
Johnson, deceased, defendants.
To Jane Adcox, defeudant:
TN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON
X You are hereby required to appear and
answer the complaint filed against you In tbe
above entitled suit by tbe first day of the May
term oi tne circuit toun lor coiumDiaiaunty,
for the year 1896, to-wlt: On or before May 12th.
1896; and if yon fail to so answer, for want
thereof the plaintiffs will apply to tbe Court for
the relief demanded in the complaint, to-wit:
For the appointment oi a guardian ad litem to
represent defendants. Maud. Bonnie and Archie
Johnson in this proceeding:.
For iudirinent against the defendant. D.
Zeller, for S1400 with interest thereon at the
rate of 6 per cent per year from December 1st.
1894, together with 1200 attorneys fees, and coats
in mis suit;
For a decree foreclosing all claims. Hens or
rights of each defendant, and all persons claim
ing under tbem. in and to the land and premises
aescnoea in we complaint, towit: All mat por
tion of the donation land claim of William G.
roppleton and wife. In section number sixteen
(16) in township number three (S) north, of
range number two (2) west, oi the Willamette
menaieu; ana seven ana ene-nait (VVi) acres
from and out of section number fifteen (15), iu
said township and range, and particularly de
scribed as follows: Commencing at the north
west corner ol said section number fifteen (IA);
thence running east on tbe section line thirty
(30) rods: thence south forty (40) rods; thence
west thirty (90) rods to the section line; thence
north on the section line forty (40) rods, to the
Place oi Beginning; ana containing inaiiune
Hundred and Sixty-nine and a half (169W acres,
more or less, all situate in Columbia Conntv.
State of Oregon ; and ordering a sale of tbe some
ana an application or tne proceeoa to the pay
ment of said judgment;
And for such other relief as may seem meet
and equitable to the Court.
mis summons is puousnea ny oraer oi tne
on tne iota aay 01 aiarcn, ibw.
m20ml Attorneys for Plain tins.
Petition Isr Llqasr License..
rpo THE HONORABLE COUNTY COURT
oi eolum ma county, state of Oregon : We,
the undersigned legal voters, residing in Scan
poose precinct, Columbia eounty. State of Ore-
Eon, would respectfully petition your honora
le body at its next regular term of court, to be
held In the entirL hnnae. tn the fllrnf Rt Hel.
ens, Columbia County, Oregon, on Wednesday,
the 6th day of May, A. D. 1896, that a license be
granted to F. H. 8wager to sell malt liquors in
quanUUes lees than one gallon tn Scappooae
precinct, Columbia county, State of Oregon, and
such license be Issued for the period of six
months, for all ol which your petitioners will
ever pray: Charles Kelley. James D McKay,
Malcolm McKay, Robert McKay, George W
Ramsey, L Payne, F Payne, B H Lynch, Geo
Grant, O D Garrison. W Anderson, M J Englert,
PB Stephens, P L Stephens, Geo J Vol lens, G
Schmitke, G Qsleemann, 8 Neumann, W Tets,
Fred Kammeier, F H Adams, Gustave Lsnge,
Albert Bacbtold, J B Vancleave, J Schmitke.
FD Adams. John Callanan, John Ulseve, OE
Freeman, Geo D Gove, J T Sederstrom, H Bier
tel. G N Hegele. L Dahlmann. J O Fischer. Jan
Schmidt. E A Lamberson, J H Beavers, A
Barber, A Rejeske, C Scott, E A Daveren, W H
Bownen, J Johnson, Ed J Fobven, Fred Kara
meyer, C H Higglns, P O Johnson, J D Morgan,
Geo Autrlm. N H McKay, G H Siercks, D Batch,
Thomas A Cloninger, L O Baxter, Wm T White,
D Brown, C J Stephens, A H Larsen.
Citation.
In tbe County Court ol tbe State ol Oregon, lor
ma V.0UD17 01 iwiumDia.
In the Matter ol the Estate ol
Christian Stehman, deceased.)
To Belinda 8(ehman, surviving widow ol de
ceased, and Levi K. Btehman, John Bteh
man, Henry Siehman, D. Btehmaa, Hen
rietta Fowler, Mary Neer, Sarah Ernst,
Martha Luts. Linooln Stehmau, Clara Hud
son, Nettie Wilcox, heirs ol said deoedent,
and any and all other known or unknown.
Interested In said estate:
IN THE NAMK OF THE BTATE OF OREGON,
You, and each ol you, are hereby com
manded to b and anoaar tw,fnrfi tha Hnnnrahht
County Court oi tbe State oi Oregon, lor Colum
biaeounty, at tbe May term thereof, to-wit: At
tbe Court House, in tbe City ol 8t. Helens, on
the 4th day of May, 18M, at 10 o'clock A. M., to
show cause, II any exist, why an order should
not be made by said Court authorising the ad
ministrator olaaid estate to sell the real prop
erty belonging to said estate, or so much thereof
as sball be necessary to pay the charges, ex
penses ol administration, and claims against
said estate, which said real estate is particularly
described as follows, to-wlt: The undivided one
half interest ol, in and to the following de
scribed real estate situate In Columbia county,
Btate of Oregon, to-wlt: The northwest quarter
of the southwest quarter, and lot number six.
all iu section thirteen in township six north of
range number two west ol tbe Willamette mer
idian, auU containing-79 and 80-100 acres ot land.
Witness my hand and the seal ol said court
affixed this fctb day of March, 1896
WA. WIG II,
Bill. I Clerk oi the Connty Court.
8 4U I By W. A. HARRIS, Deputy.
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and Uowlita Streets. 8L Helens. Oregon,
wbere can be found tho choicest brands of
WINE AND LIQUOR
Card tables, pool table, billiard table and
other devices for tho entertainment of pat
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FAMOUS FIRE LADDIE CIGARS
Besides other popular brands, are kept
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y TUX FAMOUS
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Capital stock. $20,000.
All kinds of good securities bought snd sold.
Exchange, good everywhere in the world, sold.
INCORPORATED JAN. . I So.
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Bailey Oatsert leaves Portland daily at S p m.,
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