The Oregon mist., May 01, 1896, Image 3

i.owiR Court Sustained. Some
months ago Mtiroy 8. Doliblni, through
her attorney. Mauri. Dillard & Cole,
rirooured a divorce from A. T. Dobbin
n the circuit court (or Columbia
county. The defendant appealed from
the finding of the lower oourt to the
upreme court, nd Uit Monday that
tribunal rendered a decision atttrinlng
the decision 01 the oourt below.
A. Very Old Man' Dbath.BoI
onion Buzaril, an old roiideul o( Port
land, and for many year an inmate at
me county poor (arm, died mere met
Friday at the advanced age of 93 year,
lie wa the patriarch 01 the poor (arm
and, althnuirh feeble, remained in hi
usual health until about a week ago,
When he began to (ail, ami died or old
ire. He waa born in Philadelphia
April 13, 1801, and came Wet with
liii parent, who were among the ear
Ileal tettlur of Chioago, In 1837, there
bolng but three home there outiide
or the fort at that lime. He w
ahlp-carpenter and boat-builder by
trade. He wa married in Chioago
bout 1838, hi wife dying a lew year
later of cholera. He came to Oregon
by way of the lithmua, lorae thirty
five or forty yean ago, and worked at
The Dalle (or the O. 8. N. Co. The
last work ha did waa for hi friend,
Charle Ooyer, and then, finding old
age coming on, he went to the poor
farm.
Should bs 8pamkio. The Attorla
Herald ha the following to ay con
cerning the oompany of militia lent
oyer from Seattle and talioned on
Sand island, anont the flihermen'
etrikei "Tboe fifteen Seattle hood
lum who have been landed on Sand
ialand with gun in their band, by
the governor of the date of Waihing
ton, and who are trying to make
tbemielve believe they are in the
middle of horrible and aanguinary
war, ought to be tent off to tome in
fant reformatory. Seven of the bold
warrior are acting a "picket while
the other eight have thrown up fort
confuting of four aacki of potatoes
Every fifteen minute an aged and
griiiled veteran ol fifteen maimer!
gallop frantically around the island
on a mule taking order from head
quarter to the picket, while the war
rior inside the fort eat peanut and
pin lop. Une 01 these day tome
horny handed boat puller will tail
down to the island and pnk the
whole outfit.''
Sportsman's Narrow Escape. A
well-known sportsman wa aeen com
ing home from a shooting trip to Bauv
ie'i ialand the other day with quite a
number of geese that had fallen prey
to bia gun. Hidden among the geese,
though, wa a fowl that curiously re
ombled a mallard duck, and a it i
now the close season (or duck, a friend
who met Mm wa amicus to learn how
lio came to brave the vigilnpce of Oame
Protector McOuire. "Well, I'll tell
you," answered the pollman In some
confusion, a he tried to ihift hi bur
den of geese io a to make the mallard
lee coniplcuou. "I wa titling alone
and unprotected in my blind, when
that duck came flying straight at me.
There waa no time for consideration,
though I knew I turned pale as I re
membered that only one barrel wai
loaded. Well sir, that duck wa only
twenty (eel from tits muixle of my
gun when, in el( defense, I drew the
trigger. Ye sir," repestud the (port
man, as hi friend expressed surprise.
"I shot that duck in solf-di-fenae. Pret
ty narrow eaoape. wasn't it?" But the
friend wa speeoliles.
Knioiits Entertain. Last Tuesday
evening Avon lodge, Knight of Py
thias, of this city, had the pleasure of
entertaining; number of their breth
ren from abroad. The plan wa orig
inated by Orphan lodge in Portland
loroe lime ago to visit Avon lodgo in
body, but through unfavorable
weather and other unavoidable cir
cunutanoe only seven leon from that
lodge came. A few minute before 8
o'clock Inman 4 Paulaon' little
steamer Hoo, Hoo, with K. D. Inman
in charge, arrived in thi city with her
full quota of psRsetigors, who at once
made their way to the csstle hall, ar
riving there promptly at 8 o'clock,
where they were captured by the local
brethren who, in order to subdue them
a nulled almost every remsdy from the
headsman' axe to waihtub full of
ice cream. Thoio present were : Or
pheu lodge J. A. Carr, J. W. Stingle,
K, M. Murray, O. C. Train, W. C
Wheeler. N. Dodge, G. C. Pilger, J,
Kehoe, E. E. Oliver, Loon MrPherson,
Charlea Qarrottaou, Li. J. Uardner, nr.
L. M. Thornton, A. O. Sink, H. Bulli
ons, James H. McKibbon. From
Castle lodge E. Waldman, R. D. In
man, 0. A. Brandei. M. C. Case of
Olencoe, E. W. Potter of Kalama and
H. T. Lincoln of New York were alio
present. At the hall the regalar order
of business wa gone through with
after which epeechmaking wa made
the ipeoial order, and a goodly num
ber of the brethren distinguished
themselves a oratora of no mean pro
portion. It must be admitted, how
ever, that Brother Stingle made the
great bit of the evening in bia review
of Pythianiim. At 10:30 refreshment
ware announced at the 8t. Heleni
hotel, where spread wa in waiting
that perhaps wa never excelled io
thi city. Hera I where one did not
need to be an orator to perform wall
hi part. Here it wa that greater
number diatinguinhed themselves than
in the line of oratory. Here it was
that priies were awarded to Brother
Stingle for being the greatest living
orator, Sink for having the greatest
capacity for ice cream and to Dr.
Thornton a the greaieit favorite with
the ladies. The contest did not be
come exoiteing until iu the second in
atanoe, where Sink won only by a
neck, with Stingle, Cliff, McPberaon
and Beegle oloie in the rear. In the
third instance Thornton distanced all
competitors, though Waldman made
ome pretention! in the start. Well,
anyway after more speechmaking and
good n attired joking it wai discovered
that the hand on the dial were near
inn the 12 mark, and the festivities
were brought to a. close i by singing in
a chorus "God be With You 'Till We
Meet Again," and in a few minute
the jolly Knights were away on their
homeward jpurney, leaving behind
those who appreciated their coming
and patiently await a repetition of the
pleasant event.
Found in a Creek, What remained
of the body of Albert Sidler, who dis
appeared eight month go was found
in a creek aear Judge Bhaitucn'i arm
In the western part of Multnomah
county, Wednesday afternoon a week
ago. Sidler wa a member of the
plummlng fl'm, Sidler & Bonn, and
held a policy for 1000 in the Wood
men of the World, which hi widow
will set. He wandered away last Sop
tember, since whan hi friend have
done all that possible to find him
Uli skeleton, except the skull, which
wai washed away, wai discovered on
a nag In the oroek by W. W. Wool-
ridge. The identity was fully eitab-
usiioa Dy t lie clothing.
House Burned. An old, unoccu
pied home in Columbia City, known
ai lh Morgan house, wa totally tie-
troyed by fire Inst Saturday evening
about 10 o'clock. There wa a tramp
lodging there for the night, and In
true tramp ityle be had a fire built on
the floor. The building had been on
fir once before during the evenln
and the "occupant" had succeeded i
extinguishing it, but the last time ft
got the best of him and he let the
thing "tro Gallagher." Our ipformant
slated that the destruction Of about a
dosen other such, shacks would add
materially to the good appearanoe of
me city.
Looks Like Business. The depot
site of the Astoria railroad in that city
baa been decided and the location
agreed to. According to yesterday's
Oregonian Mr. Hammond is in Asto
ria preparing to let contracts for the
construction of the remainder of the
road, and says it will be completed
within the year lHVU.
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.
This is the first day of May.
II. P. Watkins was in Portland last
Sunday.
Mrs. M. J. Scott visited Portland
Monday.
Very few salmon have been caueht
lots week.
The wood flume teems to be an
lured fact.
Sheriff Doan went to Rainier ye-
terday on official businsss.
T. 3. Cleeton was attending to busi
ness matters in Portland Saturday.
Ye scribe tucceeded in bagging
thirty-four nice tpeokled trout one day
during tbe week.
Captain James Good has been eon
fined to his bouse for several days on
account of sickness.
Mrs. C. R. Hart, of Kelso, was in the
city Tuesday, and went to Warren to
visit ber father, J. S. Bacon.
Captain and Mrs. A. Henderson and
Mr. David Henshaw.of Houlton, were
in Portland the latter partof last week.
Geo. Davis, the popular partner of
Reub. Graham in the law business in
Portland, waa in town last Saturday
evening.
Edwin Merrill, of Deer Island, the
democratic candidate for sheriff, was
circulating among St. lloleuites lost
Tuesday.
County court meets next Wednes
day. Probate matters will be attended
to ou Mou Jay and Tuesday preceding
county court.
Deputy Sheriff Blakssley is out this
week serving notices on those persons
who were drawu as jurors for the May
term o( court.
J. S. Clooinger, A. King, Charles
Muckle, W. H. Dolman, J. R. Beegle
and Jacob George were visitors to
Portland Monday.
Mrs. C. F. Doaa has been suffering
for several days'with an attack of rheu
matism, and at last accounts was not
greatly improved.
Miia Anna Merrill, who has been
visiting relatives at Deer Island for
several days, returned to her home in
Portland lost Monday.
One way to give 8t. Helena an op
portunity to partly recover from the
itagnation that now prevaila ia to do
all you can for the wood flume.
The Young America it doing a splen
did business now. She arrives at and
leaves Portland nearly every day with
a full cargo of freight and passengers.
J. 3. Johnson and Ole Bob man came
up from the lower river fishing grounds
last Sunday morning, and continued
on to Scappoote to visit their families.
Robert Patrick and Thomas Petti
johu, of Rock creek, were in town last
Friday, Mr. Pettijohn going to Aatoria
that night and Mr. Patrick returned
home Saturday.
Li Hung Chang is carrying hit cof
fin with him while journeying to th
cxar's oornalion. He constantly hat
tbe oaiket in hi immediate posses
sion, looking for death.
A. G. Walling, one of the best known
Odd Fellows in the state, died at his
borne in Portland last Monday even
ing, aged 68 years. He was a pioneer
of law, and for many years followed
the priuting business.
We have been informed that a man
named George Dellinger, while loading
wood onto a scow at Scappoose last
Sunday morning, was forced overboard
by a truck-load of wood, and drowned.
No further faots were obtainable. a
Two seins are being opetated on
Sauvie'e island between Henrioi'a and
Willow bar. Horses are used to haul
the seina with. What success has
been had in catching fish so far we
have not yet learned.
Mr. 8. N. Johnson, an acmiaintanoe
of Mr. Kyle, of Columbia City, and
late from Kansas, wai in thi city last
Monday. Mr. Johnson ia looking for
a small farm to reut for the aeason.
and if the Oregon climate tuitt him
he will probably locate with ui.
A large number of people were at
tracted to Milton creek Tueiday to
witness the running of lose by the uie
of the dam, but the logs did not run
until Wedneiday on aocount of the
cable at the dam-gate parting when
the attempt wai made to raise the gate.
Chioago it ever up-to date in church
malteri as well ai every thing else. The
latvat in that windy burg is to provide
room in connection with house of
worship for the ttoring and oheoking
of bicycles. Rev. Jenkins Lloyd Jone,
who lead the servioes in th Oakland
music hall, itarted the wheel a-rolllng
with a public announcement that all
bicycles ridden by members of tbe
congregation would be cared for dur
ing the sermon. This brought out
the kniukerboukered lads and bloom
ered lassies In great numbers. All
other churches will fall in line at once.
Mr. D. P. Davis, a prominent livery
man and merchant of Goshen, Va., has
this to say on the subjeot of rheuma
tism : "I take pleasure in recommend
ing Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rheu
matiam, as I know from personal ex
perience that it will do all that is
claimed for It. A year ago this spring
my brother wat laid np in bed with
Inflammatory rheumatitm, and suffer
ed intensely. The first application of
Chamberlain's Pain Balm eased the
pain, and the use of one bottle com
pletely cured him. For sale by Dr.
Edwiu Ross.
We have log booms and prospective
wood flumes; but where, tell us where
it the promised good limes boom, al
ways coming never came? But the
fact is, time are not so dreadfully out
of joint after all. Merchants like Mr.
Dolman are on tbe look out to reduce
profile on goods to the lowest livable
margins, and he keeps most kinds of
?;oods required to supply tbe human
amily.
For every quarter in a man's pocket
there are a doien uses : and to use
each one in such a way to derive
the greatest benefit is a question every
one must solve for himself. We be
lieve, however, that no better use could
bo made of one of these quarters than
to exchange it for a bottle of Cham
berlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy, a medicine that every family
should be provided with. For sal by
Dr. Edwin Ko.
A Mr. Pigeott. of Portland, has se
cured the right-of-way to build a wood
flume through the city of St. Helens.
The flume is to b completed within
ninety day and is to Up a fin body
of timber on Milton creek. At last
it seems that the wood flume so long
talked of is to be built.
OLATBKANIB.
Soma fine looking Chinook salmon were
exhibited at Krati store Monday.
Tbe new hall over Krata store wa occu
pied on Saturday evening for asocial dance,
James Kemp was ovsr from Beavar Mon
day with a swollen face that he was having
looked after.
Bora of thboy (full grown boys) that
have been wanting a tobacco antidote can
And it now at the drug store.
The frame work Is up (or an addition to
tbe residence of J. U. Blackford, which
will prove a convenience when finished
George Badger Is back from Portland ex
pectins to remain for some time. Th band
boys are glad to have his assistance again,
The creamtrg launch bas failed to put In
an appearanoe lately. Hot enough milk
supplied about town to make It profitable.
Mrs. Frank Jfarrill returned Friday
morning from' Woodland, where she spent
tbrea weeks in attendance upon ber mother.
Will Fonts baa been on the sick list a few
days, leaving Lou Hill in charge ( tbe
neat market. Fouts is around again and
will probably soon be ready for duty.
A. T. Laws left hi road 'work one day
last week to cos to our city and transact
a little business while ba was having his
throat attended to. It was so sore he could
not sing tenor.
Rev. J. Skans, a Swede minister, from
Portland, waa over at Mist to preach on
Sunday, returning next day and spending
a few boars In our city In waiting for the
steamer to returu to bis home.
On Sunday evening at tbe church Pro
fessor Whliten give a talk to tbe congrega
tion instead of the regular sermon by the
pastor. The professor gave a very inter
esting talk of half an honr on "life and
law."
A meeting of the republican club wa an
nounced for lest Friday evening, but the
illness of tbe president, and other attrac
tions in town interfered and the meeting
adjourned without any oratory being dis
played.
Henry Braunlng, one of the merchants
of Mist, was In town Monday and took tbe
steamer that evening for Portland. Henry
has recently been appointed postmaster out
there and expect to assume the duties of
the office In a few days.
W. H. Cony ere left hi law office, and in
company with Rev. Atkinson, went off on
day last week to fish for catfish. It
not just the best day for fish, but the profes
sional gentlemen got a few and returned
before many hoar to gel in out of th wet
Surveyor Meserve has been trying to do
soaie surveying on the Bryant claim with a
view to Its division, bnt ha some difficulty
In finding starting points and ba gone to
the city to consult th records of the sur
veyor general's otnoe. O. J. Bryant Has
also gone to assist in tbe work.
George Oonysr won the thank of the
drug store proprietor by fixing the electric
bell to that it will now ring again when th
door I opened. The bell ha refused to
ring for soma time, and George was able in
few minute to discover th trouble and
remove It. George is making a study of
electrlo affairs and exhibits considerable
genius in that direction.
Another dime social wa held in the
church Friday evening for the benefit of
the pastor. A programme of music, read
ing and recitation was listened to, followed
by refreshments and a general social time.
The band was on hands furnishing several
selections and a number of orchestral pieces
during the evening were a very attractive
addition to the exercise.
Our people hear with regret of the death
of Mr. Monacle, a former resident of this
city, who wa drowned last week in an at
tempt to ford th Nebnlem river. Bhe was
riding pony which it is supposed must
have fallen with her in the water, though
it Is not known just how the fatal accident
occurred. She leave a family and will bs
greatly missed.
A number of our Upper Clatskani
rancher being In town Monday gave the
Impression that something must be In the
wind, and later it was learned that there is
an attempt to be made to organise a dam
and boom and general logging company to
operate on the Glatskanie river, and makt
the floating of logs, bolts, etc., a mors prac
tical and satisfactory business. Oliver Aa
dersoo, W. A. Edgerlon, W. H. King, Ole
Erlckson, Chris Johnson and a few others
seem to be the most earnest promoter of
tbe enterprise. W. H. Conyers It taking
tbe legal step necessary to Insure inoor
poratlon.
VERIfONIA VARIETIES.
The Nehalem Journal will soon be cn it
peg again.
Our merchant are all anxiously waiting
for better road to enable them to replenish
their stocks of goods.
Th city treasurer thinks the outstanding
elty warrant will be about all paid off
when tba taxes are all In.
The continued rains make th farmers
bia on account of grain crop, but grass
will make a tremendous crop.
Tbe populist are building a family boat
to go to tbe populist meeting at Mist. They
will probably sav It to travel on the briny
brook next June.
A latter waa picked up on our streets a
few day ago from a defeated republican
candidate for office, making an offer to L,
W. VanDyke, populist candidate for county
school superintendent. The offer wa to
come out Independent, so a to defeat
Watt, if VanDyke would put blm on th
examining board when elected. If Van
Dyke accepts the offer tbey both ongbt to
be bnried politically: but I don't think he
will stoop to such work.
An accident occurred last Saturday near
Mist which caused the death of Mrs. Mont
gel Bh started on horseback to visit a
neighbor across tbe river, and her pony ar
riving on tbe other side riderless and with
the saddle wet, search wa Instituted re
sulting In finding her fire hours later, two
miles below near Donkle'a place. On ac
count of ber retaining ber natural color.
Dr. Newth.of Vernoula, wa tent for on
Monday to tee if she wat really dead. Life
was found extinct. She left a husband and
four children, ages 12 to 20 year.
School Report.
Following I the monthly report of the
Houlton school for tbe month from March
SOth to April 24th: Number of day taught
20; number of pnpila In attendance, 46
total number of days attendance during tba
month 828) per cent of attendance, 90.
Those not absent nor tardy were Anna
Wikstrora, Mary Wikstrom, Charlie Brad-
dock, Ida Rowley, Jennie Gilson. Gertrude
Weed. Frank Emerson, Oscar Weed, Opa
Cox, Ethel Weed, David Henshaw, Eugene
Smith, Hattle Marphey. Enona Perry, Earl
Perry, Charity Urie, Beryl Graham. Orvllle
Beaver, Frankie Graham, Grace Kelley.
M. C. Case, Teacher,
The Ideal raameasw
James L. Francis, alderman, Chicago,
styt : "I regard Dr. King's New Discovery
at an Ideal Panacea for coughs, Colds and
long complaint, having used it in my fam
ily for the last five years to the exclusion
of physiclan't prescriptions or other pre
parations." Rev. John Burgus, Keokuk,
Iowa, writes: "I have been a minister of
the Methodist Episcopal church for fifty
year or more, and have never found any
thing o beneficial, or that gave me each
speedy relief as Dr. King's New Discovery."
Try this ideal cough remedy now. Trial
bottle free at Dr. Edwin Boss' drug store.
Challenge to Debate.
The McKinley Republican Club, of St.
Helens, Oregon, hereby challenge the Pop
ulist party of Columbia county to a joint
debate on any question 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.
It May Da aa Hack far Yaw.
Mr. Fred Miller, of Irvine:, III., write
that he had a severe kidney trouble for
many yean, with severe pains in hit back,
and also that his bladder was affected. He
tried many so-called kidney caret, bat
withont any good result. About a year
ago he began the use of Electric Bitter and
found relief at once. Electric Bitten it
pecially adapted to the care of all kidney
and liver troubles and often gives almost
instant relief. One trial will prove our
statement. Price SO cents and $1.00. For
sale at Dr. Edwin Roes' drug store.
Jone, He Pay the Freight.
Send for a copy of "Tbe Buyers'
Guide, with latest reductions and
market reports. 8ent free to any ad
dress. Freight on f 20 order of goods
paid to any point on tha Columbia
river, reached by Portland boats,
Jones' Cash Store, 105 Front street,
between Washington and Stark, Port
land, Oregon.
Backless Aralca Balre.
Tha best Solve In the world for cuts,
bruises, tore, nlcen, salt rheam, fever
sores, tetter, chtpped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and positively
cures pilet, or no pay required. It ia guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction or money
refunded. Price 29 cents per box. For sole
by Dr. Edwin Roes.
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she wa a Child, ah cried for Castoria.
When she became Hiss, she etung to Castoria.
When she hod Children, th gave them Castoria
DIED.
MERRILL. At Deer Island an Tuesday
April 28, 1896, Satan Merrill, aged 8
yean.
For Sale.
The cheapest place in Columbia
county. Inquire of R. O. HAZEN,
Warren, Oregon. u
Awarded
Highest Honors World's Pair,
Gold Medal, Midwinter Pair.
Da
CREAM
Most Perfect Made. .
40 Yean the Standard.
Citation.
In th County Court of Colombia County,
for the BUte of Oregon.
In tbe Matter of tbe Estate of I
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To J. W. Trim and George Trim, bein at
law of said decedent and any and all
others, known or unknown, interested
in said estate.
IN THE NAME OF THE BTATE OF
Oregon, you, and each of you, are here
by commanded to be and appear before the
Honorable County Court of the Bute of
Oregon, for Columbia County, at the May
term thereof, to-wit: at tbe Court House.
In the City of Bt. Helens, on the 21st day of
May, 1806, at 10 o'clock A.M., to show
cause, if any exist, why an order should
not be made by said Court authorising the
administrator of said estate to sell the real
property belonging to said estate or so
much thereof as shall be necessary to pay
tbe charges, expenses of administration
and claims against said estate, which said
real estate Is particularly described at fol
lows, to-wlt: Tbe northeast quarter
of
section three. In township fire north of
range two west of the Willamette Meridian
in Columbia county. State of Oregan, and
containing, according to United States
government survey, une hundred and sixty
acres of land.
Witness mv hand and the teal of laid
Court affixed Ibis 9th day of April, A. D.
1890. JUUHUN WKUU,
Iseal.1 Clerk of the County Court.
alb By W. A. Haaais, Deputy.
Summons.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for
tnecouniy oi ixnumDia.
Cora McCullough, plaintiff,
vs.
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To Charles McCullough, the defendant above
named:
IN TH K N AM S OP THE STATE OF OREGON,
You are hereby required to appear and
answer plaintiff's complaint herein on the
flrrrt day of the next regular term of the Court
aforesaid, which shall commence six weeks or
more after the first publication of this summons,
to-wlt: On Tuesday tbe 12th day ol May, 1898,
and If you fail to so appear and answer, plaintiff
will apply to tha Court for the relief demanded
In her complaint, to-wlt: Poradecree dissolving
the bonds of malrlmonv existlne- between
plaintiff and defendant and for such other and
further relief, In the premises, a to the Court
mar seem Just and equitable.
This summons is published pursuant to an
order of the Honorable T. A. McBrlde, Judge of
the court above named, maae ana enterea oi
record in said Court on the 2Mb day of March,
1896; that this summons be served upon you by
Dubllcatlon thereof once a week for alx
successive weeks, la The Oregon Mist, a
weekly newspaper of general circulation, pub
lished at Bt. Helens, Columbia county, Oregon.
A. U. GtMUfIB uaO. J. UASEKUA,
mZ7mt Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Summons.
In the Circuit Court of the Bute of Oregon, for
me uounty oi uoiumoia.
Belle J. Macdonald, plaintiff,
vs.
H. J. Maedonald. defendant 1
To H. J. Macdonald, the above-named defend
ant:
w. tub. u i uv rtw ra arim, aw fiBiMsw
1 Yon ere hereby reoulred to tnnMr in i
answer tne complaint niea against you in in
above entitled suit. In the above entitled
Court, on or before the first day of t ie
next regular term of sold Court, follow
lnr the ezniratlon of six weeks from the
date hereof, to-wlt: On or before Tuesday, the
ran aav oi ar, lew; ana ii you tan so v
answer, the plaintiff will apply to the Court fo
roe reuei Drarea ror in ner commaint. to-wit
For a decree of divorce dissolving the bonds of
matrimony now and heretofore exutlnr between
yon and the plaintiff, and for the costs and dls-
Dursementa oi suit.
This summons is oubllshed bv order of Hon.
Thomas A. McBride, Judge of the above entitled
uourt, maae ana aatea on tne -.snn aay of
March, ISM. FBANK 1. TAYLOR.
m27ms Attorney lor Plaintiff.
Dated March 37th, MM.
Summons.
In tbe Cirentt Court of the State of Oregon, for
tne iwunsy oi inumoio.
Mary Amsdea and L. K. Amsden, her hat
band, plaintiffs,
vs.
D. W. Seller, Jane Adcox, B. W. Johnson.
Maud Johnson. Archie Johnson, Bonnie
Johnson, H. F. Allen and C. H. Lewis, co
partners as Allen As Lewis, and I. E. Quick,
as administrator of the estate of K. J. V.
Johnson, deceased, defendants.
To Jane Adcox. defendant:
TK THK NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON:
X You are herebv reauired to nnrjeer and
answer the complaint fifed against yon In the
aoove emiuea sun or tne nrsi aar oi tne siar
term ui tne circuit ian ior isoiumoia tiuniT,
for the year 1896. to-wlt: On or before Mar 12th.
1896; and if you fall to so answer, for want
thereof the plaintiffs will apply to the Court for
the relief demanded In the complaint, to-wlt:
For the appointment ol a guardian ad litem to
renresent defendants. Maud. Bonnie and Archie
Johnson in tnisproceeaina;
ror luarment aeainn tne aerenaam. u.
Zeller, for $1400 with interest thereon at the
rate of per oent per year from December 1st,
ittaj ,AahH wl.K anno ... . ,
In this suit;
For a decree foreclosing all claims, liens or
ngn&s oi eacn aeienaant, ana ail persona claim
ing under them, in and to the land and premises
described In the complaint, towit: All that por
tion of the donation land claim of William O.
Popnleton and wife, In section number sixteen
(16) In township number three (8) north, of
range number two (2) west, of the Willamette
jaenaian; ana seven ana one-nan (7i acres
from and out of section number fifteen (IS). Iu
said township and range, and particularly de-
enMa mm ioiiows: jommencing at tne norm
west oorner of said section number fifteen fifty
thence runnlna east on the section line thirtv
(30) rods; tbenoe sooth forty (SO) rods; thence
west thirty (80) rods to the section line; thence
north on the section Une forty (40) rods, to the
Sace oi oegiuniug; ana oontaining in ail une
undred and Sixty-nine and a half (169) acres,
more or less, all situate In Columbia County.
State of Oregon; and ordering a sale of the same
and on application of the proceeds to the pay
ment of said Judgment;
And for such other relief as may seem meet
and equitable to the Court.
This summons is published by order of the
Bon. T. A. McBrlde, judge of this Court, made
uu uie uu uajr Ui Keren, uw.
VILlLAUD at COLE,
m20ml Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
Fetltleai fr Llsiaar lacwsasw.
rpo THE HONORABLE COUNTY COURT
X of Columbia Couuty, State of Oregon: We,
the undersigned legal voters, residing In Scap
poose precinct, Colombia county, Btate of Ore
gon, would respectfully petition your honora
ble body at its next regular term of court, to be
held in the court house, in the Cltr of 8L Hel
ens, Columbia County, Oregon, on Wednesday,
the flth day of May, A. D. 1896, that a license be
granted to F. H. Swager to sell malt liquors in
quantities less than one gallon In Scappoose
precinct, Columbia connty.State of Oregon, and
such license be issued for the period of six
months, for all of which your petitioners will
eer pray: Charles Kelley. James D McKay,
Malcolm McKay, Robert McKay, George W
Ramsey, L Payne, F Payne, K H Lynch, Geo
Grant, O D Garrison. W Anderson, M J Knglert,
P B Stephens, P L Stephens, Geo J Vollans, G
Schmltke, G Qsiesmano, S Neumann, W Tets,
Fred Kammeier, F H Adams, Gustave Lange,
Albert Bach told, J 8 Vancleare, J Sohmftke,
FO Adams, John Callanan, John Ulseve, DI
Freeman, Geo D Gore, J T Sederstrom, H Bier
tel, G N Hegele, L Dahlmann, J G Fischer, Joe
Schmidt, K A Lamberson, J H Beavers. A
Barber, A Rejeske, C Scott, B A Dareren,W H
Bownen. J Johnson. Ed J Fobren. Fred tram-
merer, C H Hlgglns, P O Johnson, J D Morgan,
Geo Autrlm. N H McKay, G H Slercks, D Balch,
Thomas A Clonlnger, L O Baxter, Wm T White,
v isrowu, v oiepaens, & n uirsen.
Citation.
In the County Court of the State of Oregon, for
tne iOuuiy oi iKMumoia.
In the Matter of the Estate of
Christian Stehman, deceased.)
To Belinda Stehman, surviving widow of de
ceased, and Levi K. Stehman, John Steh
man, Henry Stehman, D. Stehman, Hen
rietta Fowler, Mary Neer, Sarah Ernst,
Martha Luis. Lincoln Stehraau, Clara Hud
son, Nettie Wilcox, heirs of said decedent,
and an y and all others known or unknown,
interested in said estate:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON,
You, and each of you, are hereby com
manded to be and aonear before the Honorable
County Court of the State of Oregon, tor Colum
bia, county, at the May term thereof, to-wlt: At
th Court House, in the City of St. Helens, on
the 4th day of May, 1896, at 10 o'clock A. M., to
show cause, if any exist, why an order should
not be made by said Court authorising the ad
ministrator of said estate to sell the real prop
erty belonging to said estate, or so much thereof
as shall be necessary to pay the charges, ex
penses of administration, and claims against
said estate, which sold real estate is particularly
described as follows, to-wlt: The undivided one-
alf Interest of. In and to the following: de
scribed real estate situate in Columbia county.
State of Oregon, to-wlt: The northwest quarter
of the southwest quarter, and lot number six,
all in section thlrtoen in township six north of
range number two west of the Willamette mer
idian, and containing 79 and 80-100 sores of land.
Witness my hand and the seal of said oourt
affixed this SMth day of March, 1896.
SEAL.
Clerk of the County Court
By W. A. HARRIS, Deputy.
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