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Newspaper Page TextOREGON MIST MtllltO EVEKT FRIDAY MvMlHNat -T- ' BEEGLK & DAVIS. OFFICIAL COUNT PAPER eserlBtleet BUM. One oopr one year la tli One copy nix moa lbs.. eingie cepy... ...11 SO J Advertising turn made known upon application COLOMBIA COUNTY DIRECTORY. Jade. .................... Jo Clerk. .. Jud Craniy Officers. ...Joseph B. Dan, Rainier Judson Weed. Vemonia Blterlir.. J. N. Rlee, Clatskanie Treasurer. ...... W. H. Dolman, St. Helen fiupt. ef Schools , ...... O. Watts, fieenpooe Aiee-ior..... Martin White. QuIdot Surveyor......... W. N. ateaerve, Helena vorooer...... ... ... .nr. a. r. McLaren. Kainler SIT. HELENS, 0BE60KI, JCIr t. 1RI whirligig; of time bring in Mme curious happenings. Who would have thought few years ago that JJavid B. Hill would be the champion of President Cleveland in a democratio convention; and who wonld have thought, after Cleveland had been three timet the presidential candidate of the democracy, a democratic con' ventlon would refute by an overwhelm ing majority to indorse hit adminis tration. Thers it a justice of the peace an J constable in Benton county who were elected all right, but can't find a place where they have jurisdiction the precinct ia a newly created one and thai voters weut to work and elect ed their precinct officers without as certaining that the precinct had never been made a justice district and wat thereore under the tame jurisdiction a before. The officers have their cer tificates of office, but are ttill no more than honorary mem berg iq the society for the depletion of the county treas ury. Thb slanders of drsreputable persons re often heard more than they are heeded. The thing to do whjn mis represented and maligned by the uu crapulous rabble of which this world abounds it to treat the matter with anient contempt. The parties who do the talking have no reputation alttake and therefore nothing to lose, besides uch persons soon find their proper level in the community in which di vine providence permit them to exist and their utterance ds not command the attention of the better element of aociety. The words of the scandal monger, it it true, are annoying to some for a time, but the inevitable always Happens, when their perfidy reacts upon their own heads. With duty on wool and lumber the Pacific Coast would today be en joying prosperity. But so long at these two Industrie are crippled, or rather killed by the present tariff law, prosperity need not be expected. uow is it, sheepmen, with wool 0 cts. per pound instead of from 12 to 20 cents? Uow it it lumbermen, with lumber $6 instead of $12 per thousand? And back of this come the other In dustrie of Oregon and Washington which are affected by the above prices on our principle product. Cord wood for instance $1.75 instead of $2.25 and $2.50 per cord, and the cutting of the same, bo cents instead of fcv cent and f L Do you want a continuation of these reduction in your laborf If so rote the Bryan ticket. If not vote for McKinley and protection to the in duatriea, at least, which directly affect pocket BOOKS. nian whether McKiuley is elected. I first lesson on a bicycle ha bad Just become Ifcat paper is anything ut republican, according to it own aiaUwtenta, and also according to it attempt to da feat a regular nominee of the party at the June election. Then again it is a well known fact that the Oregonian ha at all time at heart been in favor of free trade, and at different time in it existence ha openly advocated the same. Uow, then, can it be sincere in it support of the McKinley ticket or the tariff piank in the platform In deed the republican state central com mittee should py the great daily something; to opeuiy oppose MVKin ley. It would help him to carry this state. at. He did aat rial a very ions I unuer and SUMMONS. PROFESSIONAL. instance at first kut kept Improving ui ine instructions 01 ute uiy reeoruer Law Regarding Forest Fires. The law in Oregon regarding the setting out of flre la as follows, a per proclamation Just issued by Governor Lord: Sbxttiox t. If any person shall malicious ly, with Intent to injure any other person, by himself or any other person, kindle a fire on bis own land or tli land of any other person, and by means of such fire lb buildings, fences, crops, or other personal property or wooded limber lands of any other person shall be destroyed or Injured, he shall, en conviction, be punished by a fine of not less than -"0 nor more than 11000, or by imprisonment tn the county jail not less than three months nor more than twelve months, according to ths ag- graration of the offense. Sic. 2. If any person shall without mal ic kindle any Are in any field, pasture, en closure, forest, prairie or timber land aot his own, without the consent of the owner. and the same shall spread and do damage to any buildings, fences, crops, cord wood. bark, or other personal property not bin bids (air to be cyclist very soon. Prof. Whitten Is receivine verv In encouragement in his efforts to eatal lish a high grade school in Clatskanie. When the schools open early in tb fall we expect to aceoiutxiaie all scholars from the alphabet to those prrtiariitg to enter college ana nine tsiaisKame remain the education' al center or the county. A cloth tent n tbe grounds below On yera' store now covers the niaolilnery for taking pneiograpna, ana (wo lames are in attendance loan in net you through the camera, work to oamnlete a pioture. The laree bois and girls that promised to send their uii-inrts wni-n tucy got a chance now have the chance for few days only, J. J. Johnson came over from MM list Thursday, bringing his bov. Lewis, with him suflering from a broken arm unJ ills- located elbow caused by bis falling off a load of bay. The boy ia about S years old and given chloroform at the doctor's office to get the arm in shape, lie was soon running around with his arm ban d aired and was left in town until Mondav when his parents came over and took hint DacK with mem. Mentioning the steamer Monday evening it looked as though quite a delegation were leaving town at that time. When thewarn- Ing whistle blew, H. L. Warren with bis wife, baby and nephew, M rs. David Davis. A. M. Ticbenor, Charles Meserve. Misses Mary and Nora Convent and Bessie McClure Charles Gomme, wife and four children, Mrs. Durham and others were all seen making for the gang plank to get aboard giving the towu a deserted look Tor a while until we counted heads and fouud there were plenty of people left to milk theoows ana look alter me increasing business In- MsreaM wt uie cuiuiuuiillj. VUNKBAliOr MRS. CHABLKS MESSSva. la the Clrn.lt Court of the Stat Of Oregon, tot ine voumr oi venunoia. am in autttTV. Adolph BttelDgar and Max Hellbronner.l partners doing busloraa under the Arm name I and style of aUsslnaer a Co., plaintiffs, l I QaV JIDW1H ROSS, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. 6t. Helen, Oregon Katie Bohaeier and Jacob Bchaetsr, defend aula. J To KaUe Schaefer and Jacob Sohaefer, the above I nenvei ueieauatits: i VOU, AND SACK OP YOU ARK HKRKBY A reou red to annsar before the etwve en titled Court on the 18th day of Ootober, ISM. that beins the Drat day of the October term ol I udrl f'nnrt. to aniwar the AOltirilalut herein I Aled In the above entitled act loo; and If you fall I lo appear or answer herein, for want tnereoi, toe luatiintrs win apply to tne ootin lor ine nr Itei aetnanueu m tne complaint nereio, w ira; jai: For a luuamoni ainunsi ine neianuaiit-. and earth of than, for lha sum ol Mil Hundred and Seventv tlve 1076 00) Dollars, together with intetest thereon at the rate ol Ten per oent per annum from the 17th day of May, lsttt, alo the mrtner sum 01 sjs.ss taxes pam oy tne eoove i named plal miffs on the land described In the ooinulsint herein, tossther with Interest ou said amount so paid for taxes at Uie rate of 8 per cent per annum troiu tne una us also for the lurther auui Dollars as attorueva faea eoata and disbursements of this sulL Hud: That the usual decree may be made for trie sale ol the premises described lu the com iaitit herein, to-wlt: The southeast one-quarter JJR. H. R. CUFF, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, St. Helena, Oregon, QR. J. I. HALL, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Clatskanie, Columbia county. Or. r. J. CtasroM. ALLEN H.AU.IX. CLEETON, ??SSSS Attorneys and Counselors at Law ST, BBLKNS, OREGON. wilt urv?iit, is-it; lurj r'UUlcrUit uuruaiiei UtUaTDVI fntiiol MCtlon numlMir Two m in towiiahlD VV n M"T thivr ($) north, rung numbvr thi (A) wl of I T .n.TVthnu urn r-iijiuufr DKLENA, 0RKUON Sute ol Oreeon. Sixty IloO) acres ol nienia, nereiiiiameiita anu appurteuances tuere tiuto belonalna or In anv wIm aiinertMlnlne hr the sheriff of the aforesaid county, in the man ner provided by law, and according to the prae tlceof thta Court, and that the uroceedj of aald sale be applied, by said sherltr, to ths unviueut of the amount due l laliitilTn, and that the de- County Surveyor. IJtnd Surveying, Town Platting and hngiiioerlng work pruuiptly executed. tendanta and all persona claiming under them subsequent to the execution of the mortgage unou said premises lu the complaint set forth. ei'her aa purchasers, encumliraucera or other wise, may be barred aud forever foreclosed of an riKin, claim or equity ol redemption in saiu (remise anu every iari inereot: mat tne piain iffs mav have ludumentand axacullon auatuat said defendsnu, and each of Iheut, for any de- rt e renuoi, wuuoui a teeung oi aauness, the proeeeitsof the sale of said premises proper- ter. nor see the grief ef friends without reconcile ourselves to the daalh of on ly applicable to the satlafaeUon of said iudg- known among us as an exemplary charao- Intent ; that the plaiuiiits or any other parly to flcieucy which may remain altar applying all thla attlt may heroine a purchater at said sale; that the snerllt execute a deed to the purchaser) iCSHlOll oi with them. When it became known laat own. or to any wood or timber land not his Thursday that a telegram had been received therefor, elult . . .. .... .... I .iinnMiinin. tn UT II Ik.t l.t- I ...l. ..... i j . . . . .. . mti .wu..v..n - "-. 7.'" mim I u iuokbt reiioi as lo mia vtiun HMU Into roiwi I the eherUT'e deed own. he shall on conviction be punished by a fine of not less than f 10 nor more than 1100 and costs, according to the aggrava tion of tlte offense, and shall stand com mitted until the fine and costs are paid. oac. 5. Any person who shall enter on the lands of another person for the purpose of hunting and fishing, and shall, without the consent of the owner of said lands, kindle any fire thereon, shall be punished by a fine of net less than $10 nor more than 100, and if such Bte be kindled maliciously, aud with the intent to injure any ether person, such offender shall be punished by a fine of not less than $20 nor more than 250, or by imprisonment in the county jail not less than three months nor more than twelve months. 8io. 4. Any person or persons who shall wilfully sat fire to any wooded country or forest belonging to the state or the United States, or to any person or persons, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction before a court of compe tent jurisdiction, shall be punished by a fine aot exceeding 11000, or imprisonment not exceeding one year, or by both such COLUMBIA BANKING COMPANY T. HCISNS, OftgaON Makes Investments, receives deposits and does a general nauaiug Business. Capital stock, $20,000. All kinds of ood securities bought and sold. Exchange, good everywhere lu the World, aold INCORPORATED JAN. 4, ioe. t n until nM.i.i.n, . v w i n .... mi.u.i. dent: C, N. 8cott, secretary; P. H. Ward, assist ant secretary; v. n. neweu, oasnier. YOU NEED GROCERIES? If you do snd desire Hi best quality for the lanat mousy your want can always be supplied by DART & fflUCKLE, Who have a complete line Dress Goods, Clothing, Fancy Goods, Hats, Boots and Shoes. FURNISHING GOODS St. Helens, Oregon. ST. HELENSMEAT MARKET All Kinds of Fresh Meats, Hams, Bacon and lard Moats by Wholessls At special Kates. MAIN BTRUKT. James H. Sheldon, ST. IIKL,KTB. URROOK. dauehtor had died that moruinir in Ureimn I seem meet and eouttabla City and would be brought here for burial, I .,Thu "um,'M1, publt'hed by order of the expressions of sympathy could be beard on every side. The next morning the steamer Shaver brought the casket containing her remains, accompanied by ber husband mother, two sisters, and other friends. lien volunteered to carry the casket to the old homestead and there it rested until nearly 4 p. n- when it was tenderly borne to tne cnurco wuere ita reception Dad been provided for, aud where an audience bad gathered for the funeral services. Many beautiful floral designs were placed on and about the casket, a tribute of loving friends to ber memory. When the friends entered and were seated the choir sang an appro pnate selection and Rev. Atkinson, the minister in charge, conducted the services, prracoiiiK a snort sermon in wnico ne tes tified to the patience of the deceased during her illness and the excellence of ber char acter as daughter and wifs. His words were well choseo. and with his e-rateful tribute to the memory of the deceaied he gaTo worua or aamonmon to toe UVlng as well as of comfort to the sorrowing. At the close of these services the pall bearers took up their burden and it was carefully taken to the Maplewood cemetery where, after a brief ritual service, it was tearfully bidden from view. "Earth to earth, dust to dust; looking for the general resurrec tion.-- one nau Honorable Thomas A. McBrlda. ttidsa of aald wis uiauv uuuu ine tain nay oi juiy, irco. UKAK1N, BlLV KoTON K A HKOIUK. JlTaSD Attorneys for flainUlfa. SUMMONS. hi the Circuit Court of th State ol Oregon, (or M1V VVUaleJ w V-t'lUtnUleV UNIT IM atOtrlTV. AdolDtt BttttiDKtir fcUtl Max ITi.hiY.nn.? partnn doiim bu Blues under the fl rm nuns 1 vau yie oi ouwugur (jo., piuuun, TB. Katie Betaaefer, Jacob fVhfer, Ida Conrad and Feter Conrad, defeudanu. To Katifl SchMfer aud Jacob Schaefer, ofth uutb uaioru ueieuuuiitet; VOU, AND BACH OK YOl7, ASK HRREBY x raquirea w appear pefore the above en titled Lkurt on the lJlth rlav of m-iokAr laua that belna the Brat dav of the Octnrr lpm nt saia l ouri. 10 answer uie complaint nerelu filed in the above entitled action; and If you fall to appear or anwer herein, for want thmoC. the plaintiffs will apply lo the Court for the relief uemaiinea mine complaint Herein, to-wlt: 1st: For a luuement anlnat katln ftphwilav Jacob Hrhaeler, Ida Conrad and Peter Conrad. and each of them, defendanu herein, for the sum of Six Hundred and tterenty-ttTe and 00-109 toaw; uoiiars, togeiner wttn interest thereon at the rate of 10 per cent par annum from the 17th day of May, ISM, also for the further sum of S29.9S taxes pstd by the above named plaintiffs on ine lann aeacriDeu in tne complaint herein, NEWELL & WATKINS DEALERS IN Groceries, Hay, Flour and Feed WOOD AltO SUINUI.B. Country Produce Bought and Sold, and Kx cnangeu toruoods. undertaking boous furnished on bliort Notice. Store on Strand Street, ST. HELENS, OR ORIENTAL HOTEL A. H. BLAKE8LEY, Proprietor, Board by Day, Week or Month . AT RKASONABLK RATES. The table Is sannllad with the beat the markat affords. Everything clean. A share of your pat- iwwn ia sviiviwu. si. siAAr.riD uusutin, Ma. Bbyab, upon receiving notice of bis nomination at Chicago, hastened to writs a letter in which he stated positively that under no circumstances would he be a candidate for re-election. Little raah statements like the above, however, are forgotten by the time the next national convention i held, and if not forgotten. Mr. Bryan, like hi predecessor, will be a candi date just as long as bis party will per mit biro to be. Mr. Cleveland, it will be remembered, made this same dec-1 laralion in 1884 when b was nomi nated the first lime. Bat notwith Standing the declaration made, be has twice since accepted the nomination and the only reason he did not accept it this year, was because it wa not tendered him. Mr. Bryan, like the Chicago platform, ia composed prin' cipauy oi promises, which in most part are forgotten immediately after tb election i over. been Cnt down in the nrl.ua, fine and imprisonment; provided, that I ' uot quite completing the 2ath year I together with Interest on said amouut so paid nothing r.rin ,nt.in-j .t..ti of her age. !r taiea, at the rate of 8 per cent per annum any person who ia good faith sets a bsck fire to prevent tbe extension of a fire al ready burning. Baa 5. Upon any prosecution nnder this set. one-half of the line imposed shall be paid to tbe person who first gives in formation thereof to the district attorney for the district in which the offense is com muted, and the other moiety shall be paid into the county treasury for tbe benefit of the common school fund of the county in which said fine is collected. A Cordial Greeting;. While in this city, Wednesday, Superintendent Watt completed all necessary arrangement for the insti tute which will take place here, begin ning nest aionaay. ine local pro gramme committee consist of Mrs. J. U. Muckle, Mr. T. J. Cleeton, Mr, J. R. Beegle, Dr. Edwin Boss and Mr, C. H, Newell, who are to work in eon junction with and nnder authority of the eounty school superintendent dur Dgthe institute. Mis Lou Barr, of uutiskanie, i expected to be present ana aaa to tne interesting occasion with instrumental music. Professor WetxelV quartet, of Portland, will be present one evening and favor the gathering with vocal selection. Tbe institute, entire, promise to be one of more than usual interest to those who are fortunate enough to be present. Addresses will be delivered during the session by rrolessor Btrange of Oregon City, Professor Hoadley of Portland and Bute Superintendent G. M. Irwin. Jovathav Bourns has not yet re signed a secretary of tbe republican tate central committee, nor ia he like ly to, since a large majority of tbe re publican of the state have confidence in bisrepublicsnism and ability to do emeient worn lor tn party. Tbe bowl that tbe Oregonian snd a few of tbe old nngater are making against Mr. Bonrne ar direct thrusts at Mc Kinley and Hobart ia this atate, for should Mr. Bourne be compelled to resign, tbe indignation smong silver Av...i.i: - u i i. wum ..a sue party vorite her snd will welcomed back any several thousand votes in the coming time. 7 Tbnr! q1?,UB uit -p the street Mon- aboutthis. But What care ths Orgo- day evening to see John Myers take his Two men of historical connections met by chance at McMinnvilJe during the re cent bimetallic convention. As is the cus tom ia ail conventions in Oregon every delegate does his best to get acquainted with every other delegate, and all delegates speak whether acquainted or not. Several delegates were going about introducing a rather handsome man of 40 or thereabouts, whom they called Mr. Booth, of McMinn villo. Tbey would say of him : "Mr. Booth is a son of tbe sheriff who banged John Brown, of Ossawatomie.at Harper's ferry." Ail of which cansed people to take more than common interest in Mr. Booth. Fin ally Mr. Booth was introduced to a man of excellent appearance whose name was Sol omon Brown. After the introduction. Mr. Booth and Mr. Brown chatted very pleas antly for a minute or two. Mr. Booth," said Mr. Brown, "was it your father that hanged John Brown at Harper's Ferry f" "Yes," said Mr. Booth. at that time and it was his duty to officiate at the execution. No relative of yours, I hopef" "Only my father." was the quiet reply. Mr. Booth and Mr. Brown walked to a quiet corner in tbe hotel and talked old times for half an hour. Tbey shook bands cordially when separating. SHER1FF'3 SALE. BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION AND order of sale duly issued by the County Clerk of the County of Columbia, State of Ore- avu, usteu we utn aay oi July, lew, in a cer tain action In the Circuit Court lor said County and State wherein K. Sverding aa plalntiB re covered a decree of foreclosure of mortgage against W. A. Edgerton for the sum of 1072.6 dollars, and costs and disbursements taxed at a 00 dollars, on the 13th day of July, 1XU6. Kotlce Is hereby given that I will, on Thurs day, the 20th day of August, 1898. at the Court House door, in St. Helens, in said eounty, at 10 o'clock in tbe forenoon ot said day, sell at pub lic auction to tbe highest bidder for cash, the uiivwiuK uncnisg prupeny, io-wu: j nenonn- eaax 94 01 section six, jownsnlp s north. Bangs S west Willamette Meridian In Columbia county, Oregon, taken and levied upon aa tbe property of the aald W. A. Edgerton or so much thereof aa may be necessary to satisfy the said decree in favor of R. Eventing against said W. A. Edger ton with interest thereon, together with all costs ana aisoarsements uuu nave or may accrue. J17al J. N. RICE, Sheriff. Dated at 8t Helens, July 13th, 18M. SHERIFF'S SALE. In the Circuit Court of the 8tate of Oregon, for tuv kuuuvj oi i-uiuujuia. from the 22nd day of Hay. 189e, also for the lunner sum 01 une Hundred (two) Dollars as at torneys fees In this suit, and the costs and dis bursements of this suit 2nd: Thst the usual decree mav ha maria far the aale of the premises described in the com- tlaint herein, towit: The northwest oae quarter nwlol section Twelve (12) In township Three 3) north, range Three (8) west of the Willamette Meridian, in Colombia oountv. State a! fir.. containing One Hundred and Sixty (160) acres oi wuu, more- ur iesa, wgeiner wiia ine tene ments, hereditaments and appurtenances there the sheriff of t ST. HELENS UYERY STABLES TBOS. COOPER, Proprietor. Horses Boarded and Cared For, TURNOUTS ON SHORT NOTIOS. 8T. HELENS, t : OREGON unto belonging or In any wise appertaining, by the aforesaid county, in the man ner provided by law. and according to the I navmi and that the de- ,a Br tlceof this Court, and that the proceeds of said sale be applied, by said sheriff, to the IlMo of the amount due plaintiffs. fendanta. and all Dersona rleimine- nnder thm I subsequent to the execution of the mortgage I upon aald premises in the complaint set forth, I either aa purchasers, encumbrancers or other-1 wise may De mrrea ana forever foreclosed of all I ngnk cium or equity 01 redemption in said premises and every part thereof; that the plain tiffs may have Judgment aud execution agalust said defendanu, and each of them, for any de- uvmnKj wmuu may remain alter applying mi tuo (HWRui ui uie aie 01 saio. premises proper ly applicable to the satisfaction of aald iiulg- M. J. Kettering and 1. E Kettering, nartn erst a-ettenng a com-1 in business as M.J. pany, plaintiffs, W. C. King and 8. E. King, defendants. T X VIKTDE OF AN EXECUTION, JD; CLiATBK AJi IE. W. H. Abel was hauling cedar lumber this week. Artie Hains has gone to St Helens as a type on tbe new paper. Mrs. Millie Durham left ber parents and friends here for her home in McMinnyiJie Monday evening. A. M. Ticbenor returned from Astoria Monday morning and left again that eve ning ior Portland on business. John Wallace, of Mist looked in on us Monday morning, on his way home from a visit to the county seat. Mrs. Johnson accomnanied her rlanchtr. in-law aud child, to their house in Neh alem city .leaving Friday evening. She will make ucm a visit uunng me not season. Mrs. M. E. Page snd family returned uesday from their visit in the conntrv where Mrs. Paee had been assisting her father and brother in housework while they ww getui ui uay. Bilvo Graham has been busy eettae the crops taken care of from tbe Badger place. xiv uas uwi hm esistance ni uor, Xlul, Bernard Mattheisseo. and Bruce LeBara. a jolly set of farmers. It Is expected that the shingle mill will start up this week as the water is eettine- oui 01 ine wav anti ine do ped from seining wore again ny tae J. T. Johnson and James Intel, went down front Rainier and spent a dav or two in town, one looking alter his family'and the other after tbe neace of the citv whh-h fortunately had not been disturbed in his absence. Charles Gomme returned Friday morn g from Portland, and was kept quite busy itting the family and household roods off I on tbe steamer the following Monday eve-1 Ding. The house here ia for rent, era h. I lieve. and a solsndid location for aim, I young married couple to begin boose keen ing in. Wbo will take itT Beans McClure has left as and won in I ber parents near Forest Grove. There are many who tbink Bessie cannot well be! spared from our town. But there is more man tne one toese people sympathize with 1. -. : 1 1. t d - - ; . w wiu mm wvr, ivi oeaeie ia unite a ia- gand 8. E. King, Be op an ex sent and order of aale. dnlv laanarf ant of and under the seal ol the above entitled Court, In the above entitled cause, to me amy aireciea ana aatea tne nth day of July, 11196, upon a Judgment rendered and entered In said Court on the 23rd day of May, USD, in favor of M. J. Kettering and J. E. Kettering, partners In business as M. J. Kettering a Co., plaintiffs, and against W. C. King and 9. E. King, defend snu, for the sum of Four Hundred and Thirty (t 00) Dollars, with interest thereon at the rate of 10 per cent per annum from the 23rd day vi a.;, junto, aim uie lunuer aum o five 1X75. 001 Dollsrs attnrneva foai further aum of Fifteen (S16.O0) Dollars costs and disbursements and the costs of and noon thla "Ha eraa eiWHV 7At? commanding me to make sale of the fol- " was SneriU I lnwjn. dMcrihMl l nmurr. l.l. A within Columbia county. Oregon, to-wlt: Tbe southeast of section 11 and southeast ii ot section 14, all in township north of range west of tbe Willamette Meridian, in Columbia Now, therefore, by vi lungment ana oraer 01 sale, and In com pi lance with the commands of said writ, I will, on Saturday, the 22nd day of August, 1894, at the hour of 2 o'clock in the afternoon of said day, at the front door of the County Court House, in the City of 8L Helens, said County and State, sell at public auction, subject to re demption, to the highest bidder for V. B. gold ait ment; that tbe plaintiffs or any other party to thia suit mav become a Durehaaer at ulri ul.' that theaheriff execute a deed to the purchaser; that the said purchaser be let into posaeision of uie premises on production ot tne sheriff's deed therefor, and that the Dlaintlffs mav hava atu.li other and further relief in the premises as to ww wun iur oeeoi meet uiq equnaoie. This summons la published by order ofthe Honorable Thomas A. McBride, Judge of said rof Jt I coin, cash in hand, fin the rlirhe. title an terest which tbe within named defendanu had in ana 10 ine aoove aeaenned real property on the 23rd day of May, 1896. to satisfy said execu tion. Judgment and order of sale, interest and wau auuaii acuruiug iwiw. Dated at St Helens, Or., July IS, 18S6. J V HUT J24a21 Sheriff of Columbia County. Oregon. Admlnlatraiter's Sale. TV OTICE is hereby given that In pursu- XI anceof an order of sale duly made and entered by the County Court of the I wumy 01 voiumoia, otate nt uregoo, on the 22nd day of May, A. D. 1890, in the matter ot tne estate of Christian Blehman. deceased, the undersigned administrator of saiu estate win sell at puDilc auction, sub ject to confirmation by said Court, tbe fol lowing oescnoeo reat property, situate in Columbia county. State of Oregon, to-wit: an unaivmeo one-nan interest 01. In anrl to the northwest quarter of the southwest quarter and lot number six. all in section number 13 in township 6 north of range 2 west 01 me vviuameue mennian, and con taining 7984.100 acres, together with the tenements and hereditaments therennto belonging; said sale will be made on Tues day, July 28th, A. D. 1896. at 10 o'clock A. M., at the front door of tbe Court House. In 6t. Helens, in said County and State. Terms of sale: Cash in U. 8. gold coin, twenty tier cent of the bid navahla on th d rh. hnvf who m'J. . dV ol ",el nd th blBce ' " bid pay iibtllZ.7'nJ W day of confirmation ofaafd riiddlethi. wVek.M ATo,,,.t,.t. , .w"..5yiK:.x.. Btehman, deceased. J26j24 wrnri, mauB upon ine tain aay oi July, iwn. UEAB1A', BIX, VEn TONE A BKODIB. J17a2S Attorneys for Plaintiff. TBEllVBERi NOTICE. Coi7imr Tbeasubbb'b Office, St. Helens. Or.. Jnlv 9. 1896. Notice is herchv eiven thai all nnn.M Conntv Warrants Af stakirl rstl nttf ttr.Uk of Seventh baTe presented and endorsed "Not ., wd the Pi tor Want of Funds," prior to Novera- oer at, xeso, win do paia upon presentation at this office. Interest will not hm allnmul after this date. W. H. DOLMAN. j!0a7 Treasurer of Columbia County, Or. Netice mt final tteuleaweBI. rb0vi'rtue of ..M evnti, "IV0TICE hereb fflven that ths under derT'of '.."i"": i 'n1d dmini.tr.tor of the estate of jr a., aiepsun, oeccaea, nas niea ner unai account ana petition for tlnal settle ment and distribution in the matter of said estate, in the County Court of Columbia county, uregon, and that tbe judge of said Court has appointed Wednesday, ths 29tb E. MCNEILL, Receiver. 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