The Oregon mist., July 24, 1896, Image 3

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A Nw DKPAtTUiiB. The managar
of a camp meeting In Crook couuty
advertise good flailing a ene ot the
attraollone of the meeting. The
writer wa Uught in hie youthful
day thitt it wee a ein to etey away
from ri eeilng to go finning. Surely
the Crook oounty camp meetlnn
uught to ailafy the requiremenie of
nil. . , .
SoLDrnne IIomb ExrtnnuiB. The
current expeiiaei l the oldlor' home
f Roieburg for June, ee shown by
tilU audited by the soldlere; home
fcoarU amounted to 1722.60, In addi
tion to Ihla, traveling )iieni. Incur
red by member of the board in attend
log the meeting of the botrd were
nearly 1180, making the amount of
the drfl on the home fund about
900.
The Monmouth Btatb NOBMAt.--The
report of the Btate Normal eohool
at Monmouth ehowe excellent reeu U
lor the work of the part year. The
Normal enrollment wa onuaually
large. Four atate, and 24 countie of
Oregon, were repreaenled In theachool.
The average age of the amdente waa
above 21 year. Of the 801 eludente
graduated Irom the echool during the
put fourteeu year, 289 are at present
engaged in teaching. ,
BrtOM Down The aleamer Young
America mot with an aooidom while
on her way down Monday evening.
When Juit above Bpecht'a place near
the head of the ialand, the little eteam
r atruck a anag which caused iIik
loaa ol her propeUr" Th lme,'
LaCamaa which waa mm diatauce
ahead of the disabled eteamer waa sig
naled and came to the rescue. The
freight and paaaengere of the disabled
boat were transferred to the La Camaa
nd were brought aafely to thia city.
A Herd or Etc. It la reported
that a herd of 11 elk were eeen north
f M.rv'. tiealc near Corvallia, quite
receutly. Thia ia aomething quite un
uaual, aa elk are becoming very acarce
in the Uuited Blalee. Oregon, per-
hapa, ha aa many of tbesa noble ani
mate In her forente aa any other atate
nd it i only in certain portione that
there ia any considerable number.
I'erhapa In the Nehalem and Nestuoca
country ia where they abound moat iu
thia atate. : '
. OoMHiaraNCY-An exchange aaya:
Awellknuwn Eugene lady the other
day gave her liege lord a little lecture
. i.Uk U worth reneatinc and aa it
akol mil- no eonfidmioe ia betrayed
It waa about aa follow! "Dou'l alorn
your eitting room with the motto 'God
Jiltas Uur liome ana ini
f.ln mlia the home aa near an
inferno aa you can There ie nothing
like conilenoy in these maltera.
Kilhor take the eign down or else do
. i , , .l....t It aitwArljtfna "
IUO DUHDHI iw.
I'erhapa the gentleman replied thai
he did not make the aign.
MieaBO Hk Calculatio. A
l.nrt time inc. after a certain mln
i.ter iu thia city, aaya the Eugene
Guard, had made hia Utuat Sunday
mnruliii announcement, be (topped
h.k a laka hi aeat on the roelrum
while the choir diapowd ol ita part of
u.a aervica. The minister reached for
the arm of the chair and aat down
nm In the chair but quite forcibly up
on the floor. He had gotten the
wrong arm of the chair. The minister
waa oonaiderably embarraaaed and the
audience amused aud the joke waa too
good to keep.
Htkuck by a Limb. Monday after
neon Cbaa. E. Kinell, an employe in
McFerlane'e logging camp at West
Krt, waa engaged In cutting down a
rge tree. A the tree fell it hit an
other tree, breaking off a huge limb,
which atruck Rinell on the inaide of
, the right leg, tearing It open from the
thigh to the calf. The man waa pick
ed up inaenaible, and died about 15
minute afterward from the effect of
the hock. Coroner Pohl wa notified,
and left for the scene on Tuesday eve
ning, bnt the burial had taken place
;prior to hia arrival. Gaaette.
Body Not Yrr Found. The body
of Ethel A. Brownton, aged 15 yeara,
who waa drowned in the Columbia
river, near Mayger, July 15, ha not
Vet been found. She waa out tailing
with a party of young folk, and in
eome way, whilo changing place with
. another girl, lost her balance and Ml
in backwarda and wa not aeen to riee
again. The river waa dragged for a
long distance below where ahe fell in,
but without aiicce, probably on ao
count of the atrong current In the
river at that place. Noticea offering a
reward of $50 for the recovery of the
body, have been pouted at all polnta
along the lower Columbia.
Alfalfa tub Fbk. Laat week, aaya
the Walla Walla Statesman, a man
called on Judge C. C. Maiden, in the
Valley Chapel neighborhood, and re
queated him to perforin the marriage
ceremony for himself and fiancee on
the next Sunday. The young man
aaid he had ad money, but oould pay
the fee in hay. Judge Maiden told
him to eome on with hia bride and hi
bay. Sure enough, laat Sunday bere
came the happy couple riding in tri
umph on a big load of alfalfa, The
ceremony waa quickly performed, the
bay unloaded in the judge' mow, aud
then the bride and groom, their face
aglow with joy, aealed themaelvea on
the hayrack aud drove off.
A Srakb Story. The following
rattle snake atory i told by the Eu
gene Register s The little aiz year-eld
daughter of Rev. Same ha developed
a make killing propensity. The other
day the Utile girl waa left alone in the
house (or a time. She waa running
about with a pair of scissor in her
hand. A young rattle anake about 12
or 14 inches long, glided into the
house. The little tot took after bis
anakeahip, which assumed a striking
attitude. The child walked up to the
snake and when it raised to strike,
made a lunge at it with the scissors
and "didot do a thing" but cut the
young rattler right in two in the mid
die. Tbe child then aat down on the
floor and commenced playing with
the remains of her viotira. Shortly
alter a neighbor may came in, took in
me situation and "ane aidn t ao a
thing" but faint.
Fhbaohbd IIbrb. "Parson Wilson
ha been relieved of hia position
preaching at Bay City, and there are
variou unpleasant rumori regarding
hie conduct iu that burg, which will
come to light later, lie Intended in
troducing hi auooeaor, the new min
uter there last Sunday, but develop
ments arose which caused him to con
clude he'd rather be away. Wilson
ha also been relieved of hi pluoe on
the Herald, and Mr. Edmunds hi
assumed the arduous duties of editor
for the present. Verily, hath the
prediction oome true that eome of
those who doled on the fresh young
preacher would udly rue it." Tilla
mook Headlight. Our readera will re
member that Rev. Wilson, above re
ferred to. preached iu St. Helen about
a year and a half ago.
fKUHONAL ANU liOOAIi.
Mr. Edward Bluck, of Coble, waa in
tlil city Mouday.
Tub MieT and Oregonian one year
for 92.00 in advauce.
E. 0. Blackford, of the Olalakanie
Chief, (pent laat Saturday and Sunday
in tbl city.
The repairs to the water system are
completed, and once more things glide
aloug smoothly.
Attorney A. M. Smith, of Astoria,
wae looking alter Dual nan anairain
this city last Monday.
Mr. and Mra. Jamea Sheldon were
visitor to the metropoli Tuesday re
turning Wednesday.
Dr. E. Rosa spent a couple of days
this week on South Scappoose creak,
camping with frienda there.
Rev. C. E. Philbrook, will preach
next Sunday at Warren at 11 A. M.
Rev. C. Clapp, of Portland, is expected
to preach at thia place in the evening.
Senator MoBride arrived home Wed
nesday night. He ha been in Port
land for about a week past.
Mr. Jamea Young, of Portland, a
well known buaiuesa man of that city,
wa in thia city Sunday.
Rev. and Mra. 0. E. Philbrook, and
Misa Maud Decker, were passengers
for Portland, on the Iralda Tuesday
laat.
Mis Daisy Watkin waa a Portland
visitor Monday, and waa on board tbe
Young America at the time of the ac
cident. Chamberlain's Cough Keiuedy cure
cold, croup and whooping cough. It
ia pleasant, sale and reliable, for sale
by Dr. Edwin Rosa.
Dr. Cliff and family, left Wednesday
for Clatsop beach, where Mra. Cliff and
the babies will remain for aome time,
or at least during the hot spell.
Honderson Orchard, one of the pro
prietor of the water worke here baa
boon granted a 30 year franchise to
put In a water system at Caatle Roek,
Wash.
The water works company have ex
tended the main 600 feet further up
the crock from which the supply cornea.
This waa neoehaary in order to increase
the pleasure.
Sheriff Rice returned Monday after
noon from Apiary, Clatakanie and
other down river points, where he bad
none a few day before on business
oounecied with hie office.
Mrs. J. R. Beegle, went to Ilillsboro
last Monday to be present at the mar
riane of Mise Maud Piitinser and Mr,
Horace Lake, which took place there
Wed neaday afternoon.
Lattera of adminiatration have been
issued to L. J.Meserve as adminiatrator
ol the eatate of John Atkins, deceased.
The order appointing Mra. J. W. Mes-
erve wa reoioded.
Frank Dow, of Oak Island, waa in
the city Tuesday evening. Mr. Dow
ei peels to move his family to St.
Helena thia fall ao that hia children
may have the privilege of the publio
school.
The teacher institute will begin
next Mouday and it is hoped a good
attendance will be had. Every effort
should be made by our people to make
the visitor feel at home during their
stay here.
Steve O'Noil, well known bere, waa
killed by being ru ashed between two
log In Harvey' loggiug camp on the
Coweeman in Cowlits county, Wash.,
last Tuesday. The flesh of hia left
lrg waa stripped from tbe none.
Mr. Offle Butcher, of Denver, Col.,
has been visiting hi old friend and
schoolmate Harriaon Allen of thia
oitj this week. Mr. Butcher is largely
interested in mining and ia on hi way
to Idaho to look into the mining iu
dualry of that state.
A number of the Masonic brotbren
from this place went to Rainier last
Saturday nitthl to confer the Matter
Mason degree, consisting of E. E
Quick. A. King, Jamea M tickle, Jud
son Wfed, U. W, Clark, Jacob George,
D. J. Switxer. T. O. Watts aud M. U.
Case.
Thievs entered the storehouse of
Kmmet Sloven, liviug three mile out
on the Portland road last Sunday night
and carried off a lot of canned goods
and Divisions. Thia ia the second
raid made on Mr. Steven grocery de
partmenr thi year.
Mr. I. O. Wikatrom, haa bad a pile
driver here thia week repairing hia
duck and alto making an extension to
it. Thia wharf ha been leaaed to the
flume company who will use it aa the
termioul of their wood flume which
is now oompleted with the exception
of putting in the awilchea at thia end.
A piatol, which waa discharged
while in tbe hands of a woman at
Houlton one day last week at tbe ter
mination of a quarrel between herself
hor brother and her husband caused
considerable exoitement for a time.
It wa a family row, however, and no
serious harm waa done, ao tbe less
said the better.
Cure fur Headache.
As a remedy for all tonne of headache
Electrte Bitters baa proved the very best.
It effect a permanent oure, and the most
dreaded habitual sick headaches yield to
Its Influence. We urge all who are afflicted
to procure a bottle, and give this remedy a
fair trial. In cases of habitual constipation
Kleotrle Bitters cures by Riving tut needed
ton to the bowels, and few cases long re
sist the use of thia medic hie. Try it once.
Fifty cents and $1 at Dr. Ross" drug store.
COURT PROCEEDING).
At a regular session of the County Court
of th Btate of Oregon, for Columbia coun
ty, begun and htld at th county court
house, In tb City of Bt. Helent, on Wed
nesday, July 8, Present; Hon. J. B.
Uoen, county fudge; If. A. Frakts and X.
D, Peterson, commissioners; Judton Weed,
clerk; J. N. Rice, sheriff.
Hue proclamation being mad tlit fol
lowing proceedings were had:
In tht matter of emcltri bonds of county
officers ; tht oRlnlsl bonds of clerk, sheriff.
treasurer, assessor aod surveyor were ex
amined and approved and ordered tol
placed on file.
In th matter of additional bond of J. H.
Kloaattax collector. Ordered that J. .
Rice, sheriff, b required to tilt an addi
tional bond in tht turn of 13000 as tax col
lector. In the .natter ot th petition of 0. K.
Hunter for a license to sell spirituous, vin
ous and malt liquors in Deer Island pre
clnot. It appearing that O. E. Hunter had
compllvd with tht provisions of the law
regulating the tale of liquors, It was or
dered that a liceute be Issued for a period
of six muiiths. ' '
Id the matter of the petition of D. F.
Baker et al, for county road. Petition
granted and U. Betseuian, V. M. Beeghley
and T. J. Brink were appointed viewers
and W. N. Meserve surveyor, to meet at
the residence of Wm. Criessey on August
18, 18WI.
In the matter of the petition ot Feter
Bergerson et al, for county road. It ap
pearing that tbe viewera beretofort ap
pointed were unable to tot, It wss ordered
thatT. H. North, John Bmllb and U. 8.
Meliinger be appointed viewers, to meet at
the residence of I'eter Bergerson on Aug
ust 20th, 1890.
In tht matter of th appointment of a
justice of tbe peuc for Bbermau precinct.
Ordered that Edwin Mt-rrill be appointed
for the ensuing two years.
In tbe matter of tbe settlement with tbe
various county officers. Tbe accounts of
the clerk, sheriff aod treasurer were ex
amined end approved.
In tlit matter of the petition of l. W.
VanDyktet al, for aid to build a county
road. Petltioa denied.
In tbt matter of letter of D. W. Freeman
to the court. Referred to Commissioner
Peterson.
In the matter of annual report of school
superintendent. Report examined and
approved.
In the matter of the remission of tbe
penalty and costs of tax sale of land be
longing to John Adams, ordered mat
penally and costs be remitted on payment
of original tax.
Io tbe matter of credit of tax charged to
A. Bbannahan for tbe year 18U2. It ap,
Dearina that tax charged to A. Bhannahan
for the year 1892 had beta paid, it is or
dered that the sheriff make tbe proper
credit on the delinquent roll for 1892.
Io tba matter of the application of Ru
dolnh Ksrth to become a citizen or tbe
United States. Rudolph fcarth presents
proof ot bnvlng compiled with the pro
visions of tht naturalisation laws of tbe
United Blatet and takes In open eoarttbe
oath prescribed by law and le duly admit
ted a cltusen of the United States.
In tht matter of tbt annual statement of
County Treasurer E. M. Wharton. Tbe
report waa examined and approved and
ordered placed on tile.
I a tba matter of tba petition ol citizens
of Deer Island precinct forth appointment
of a luetic ot tbe peace. Petition granted
and George Makinstor appointed for tbe
ensuing two years.
Id tbt matter ot tbe settlement wltb c.
F. Doan, ex-sheriff. C. F. Doan, ex-sherlfl
nrasented to the court bis accounts ss
sheriff and tax collector which were ex
amintd and approved.
In th matter ol county clerk'a account
wltb county treasurer. Account examined
nd approved.
In tbe matter of county clerk'a accoant
with sheriff. Accouat examined and ap
proved.
Ia the matter ot claim ot J. J. Bratro for
damages aastalned during tbe fishermen'
strike. Claim examined and rejected.
In the matter ot tbe petition ot John
UUn to bave tax sale canceled. It appear
ing that said tax sale was an error, It waa
ordered that the same be canceled.
In tbe matter of deeds tor land sold for
delinquent taxes. Ordered that tbe sheriff
execute deeds to the purchasers of property
sold for taxes on presentation of certificate
of tale.
Ia th matter of fixing the talary of de
puty county clerk. Ordered tbal th sal
ary of deputy county clerk be (700 per
year until atherwise ordered, Commissioner
Peterson voting "no."
In tbe matter of drawing the salaries of
county officers. Ordered that the clerk
draw warrants monthly for talary of county
officers.
In the matter of support of McCoy fam
ily. Ordered that from this time ail sup
port be withheld from all of the family ex
cepting Mrs. McCoy.
In the matter of the appointment of Con
stable for Oak Point precinct. John W.
Huffmun appointed for tbe ensuing two
years.
The following bills were examined and
ordered paid:
Julius Dllg, repairing safe doors $54 00
J G Watte, schnul superintendent.... 1H7 SO
Dan Rice, lumber road district 10. . . . 17 60
Michael Roeser. lumber, r d 8 4 50
Mrs. A Johnson, support Joe Green. 17 41
,'hrUt.iiia niann. suuDort of miner
children of Ole Olson 8 00
Cl.itukanie Lumber Co., lumber r d 8. 11 60
G. F. Lintigren, support county engo ju uu
8 G. Hclioonover, commissioner..... 14 80
P A ZlllKett, spikes rd 81... ... 8 75
A Sheffield, support oounty charge.. 20 00
Henry Brauning, ' ' " f
F A Zillgett. " " ' " ... 10 00
t...i,. Ufrl t rllit on safe doors. 170
n.riA Muckle. supplies, McCoy ... . 10 00
u, VlnA.nl bnitnltal. SUDlturt of JOt
hpBn 86 75
i u ni,valnff election re-
t,n. 8 20
A D Holiday, same 80
it., ..,,,. riffHurt A Co.. soraner
for county road 8 8)
W N Meserve, establishing govern-
ment corners (tt
Irwin-Hodson Uo election supplies.. 18 00
Irwin Hodson Co.. blanks ... ....... 160
C F Doan, deputy shcriffi during tbe
strike 98 75
C V Doan, rent of hall for election ... J 60
St Helena Water Co.. Water rent 8 00
K0 Blaokford, stationery..-, 7 80
John Dolan, support of J as Moore-, 7 60
Oregon Mist, printing and stalionorv RB 65
Jtideon Weed, postage for officers . . . , 10 00
E 8 Bryant, lumber, rd 8... ...1003
K Ross, mtdical attendance county
charge J 00
BT Smith, lumber, rd 7 ... 15 48
W N Meserve, county surveyor 10 00
Dart A Muckle, cartridges for sheriff 7 65
Shaver Transportation Company,
transporting prisoners .. . 8 25
A B Little, assisting at teachers' ex.. 12 00
J G Watts, same 12 00
Alma W Beenle. same .. ... ....... U 00
J N Rice, postage for sheriff 6 00
J K Gdl & Co., stationery 19 20
T II North, lumber, county charge, . 6 00
F A ZlllKett, supplies, county charge 1 2Q
H 0 Howard, lumber, r d 4 10 10
H O Howard, lumber, r d 22 14 07
R Besseman, rent ot hall for election. 2 00
H O Howard, lumber, r d 8 86 88
J G Watts, postage for ihe year , 18 60
Pittsburg Mill Co., lumber, rd 81.,.. 69 60
W H Dolman, suppllss for Mrs Ram
boskie M 24
A Ehrlich. rer airing tafa 8 00
Glass Frudbbsunit, stationery for
sheriff 70
IMF Chalmers, holding autopsy on
iKHly l 1 W ualia ' lu
H R Cliff, medicine for McCoy family 10 00
P Walker, dlxxing grave lor inoian i w
J K lilakesley, same I 60
A n lllaKPSiey, nearning insaiiv... . a yu
W H D.ilmai), supplies, court house, 4 26
A 11 Blakeslcy, boarding Jas Moor 17 60
C F Doan. salary as sheriff e
0 W lilakesley. salary as deputy 6 00
J C Cox, deputy sheriff 42 25
W w Meserve, recoruing goTrniunu
corner..,... ........ 2100
N D Peterson, commissioner ....... 17 40
P A Ki axes, same " V"
Alica Iinvls. work in clerk's office.... 44 00
llmry 11 utter, support oi sisier..,..
.ludsou Weed, return of fees
10 00
6 75
8 80
2 40
6 00
1 60
6 00
J B Doan lu-tlc few, state vs. Phi
lander Harris
L E Clark, constahle, same case , . .
E Hail, holding Inquest on oooy oi
R Bearer
A B Haines, constable .
J E Hall physician, tamtcaae.......
C W Lee, Juror, stmt cast
1 00
1 00
lloneri tiammei, same.
John Edbohn, same JJJ
Orcar Peterson, same
1 00
1 00
Alex Peterson, same
Louis Jarvey, tame
A B Haines, witness ... .... .....
1 00
1 60
1 60
1 60
0 50
13 86
3 90
8 60
4 80
8 10
8 10
8 60
3 30
1 60
17 32
6 60
2 00
2 00
2 0
2 60
2 fiO
2 CO
6 70
1 70
1 70
1 60
1 60
1 60
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
John Anderson, witness ....... . ...
P It Jewel . witness. , ...
J H Bw nfter, justice fees, state ys
Scott et al
L L Decker, constable, same
V Dow. witness, same
H Bushman, same
Charles Mutcsky, same
O Nelson, same
Kmmet Stevens, same
C 8tuiup,ean;e.
Anton Scott, same ...
Frank Dow, hauling net, tame. , .....
UJ IT ltr.ln.an rhata (tf tax
J H bwager, holding Inquest on body
of J W uulid
L L Decker, Juror, same cast
A Robinson, same
Wash Muckle, same
John Atkins, same
M IS Young, same
A McCmiley. saaae
L W VaiiDyke, holding inquest on
bdy of James uooa..
E Kidftway, witnesa
W V Cose, witness
H A Powell, witness
William Pringle, witness
Mr William Piinale, sarao
1 W Detrick, luror
8 H Boilman, same..
R II Mitchell, same
Charles Peterson, tame
George Kerr, same
1 00
1 00
10 00
A Klliolt, same
ii H Nitwth. nhvsiclan. same
John Heudrickson, Juror, May terra
9 20
circuit court....
Irwin Hall ;
8 00
Henry Woodhaui
4 40
10 40
9 20
7 60
7 60
7 40
14 00
O K Elliott
John Jolma
John Parlcer
John McAdams
Gnstav Peterson
Arthur Croaer
It man Jones.
15 20
16 20
12 00
12 20
13 60
11 80
2 20
2 00
19 20
2 00
2 00
2 00
16 40
16 80
Charles Lee
8 M Rice
Franc Sundbloom
8 B Rose
TH Woodruff
F L Emerson
L L Decker
W E Vaiiv. isenberg
I W Detrick
ET Gore
F Gleniskl..
Adam Htunin .. ,
Jesst Htndrickt :
F M Tompxint
16 00
12 80
17 20
22 40
20 00
25 00
W H Smith
Gustav Lange
8 A Wilkinson
Oren Hiatt
J H Wilson
David Whittlg
Thomas Timmony.....
Bernard Hover
W J Sanborn
25 00
20 eo
25 60
23 20
21 60
24 00
6 00
6 60
2 00
2 20
690
5 00
3 00
3 00
8 00
8 00
300
3 00
3 00
3 00
6 40
8 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
8 40
8 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
4 80
800
8 00
3 00
800
4 60
3 00
3 00
8 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
8 00
300
3 00
9 60
3 00
3 00
8 00
3 00
8 20
300
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
8 00
800
10 20
3 00
8 20
8 00
3 00
3 00
00
11 40
Thomas Morrit
W M Wilson . ,
Walter Furrow, witness
G A Lane, witness
Thomas C Timmony, witness
N A Perry, witness .. ..
E P Burns, Judge of election and
messenger
Walter Furrow, Judge
Joseph Silver, same.
W M Perrv. clerx . . ,
Perry, clerk
W H Hanklns, same
C G Caples, Judge
C 8 Emerson, same...
M F Hazen.aame
Kdward Philbrook. clerk
K r uaaer, nuiv ..
G C Jaqutsb, iudne and messenger. .
U C rowlcr, junge
G 8 Foster, same
George Maklueter, clerk
HC Brown, same
W f Brown, judge and messenger. .
J Kilby. Judge
0 C Prichard, same... ...
Frank Miller, clerk
C A Buck, same
C L Olson, judge and messenger. . . .
W H Bumgardner, Judge
C H English, same
James Galtena, clerk
O W Kmeraon. same
M J Englert, judge and messenger.
Gustav Lange, judge ...
J B Duncan, same
J 0 Johnson, clerk
A D Holiday, same
H Tingle, Judge
L, B Jones, juog and messenger
Amos Johnson, same
A Croker, clerk
D M Ewing. same
Casper Libel, judge and messenger
J A Vanvolkenberg, judge....
Jobn Jones, same
Oliver Wilson, clerk
Henry Moulton, same
A K Morgan, judge and messenger
C B Washburn, Judge
John McAdams. same
A J (itiigley, clerk
John Syverson, same
W H Conyers, judge
W E Conyers, same
RB Hntton, same
8 C Tiohenor. clerk and messenger
J M Blackford, clerk
R Patrick, Ju'tge and messenger ..
O W Melliager. )udge....... ......
RBessemaa, same
W M Wilson, clerk
LWVanDyae, same ..
J L Morgan, judge aud messenger.
W W Elliott, judge
S A Graham, same
Arnold Graham, clerk.
Thnmnfl Holvln. Same
3 00
3 00
8 00
300
The following bills were examinta ana
rejected: ' - ,
Jonn Winsenger, work on bridge.road
district 19 ;.... 6 75
Joseph Wingel, tame 6 75
A M Parker, work on bridge, r d 81. . 8 00
John O Fringle. same. .
S 00
8 00
S 00
S 00
8 00
8 00
S 00
8 00
16 26
(J KBolonion, same ..
Oeorge H Pearson, same
George Solomon, same
LW VanDyke, same
W O Wilson, election constable. ..
Kd Fowler, " "
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II 0 Adams, work on bridge, r d 19.
Jonea, He Pay the Freight.
Send for a copy of "The Buyers'
Guide," with latest reductione and
market reports. Sent free to any ad
dress. Freight on f 20 order of gooda
paid to any point on the Columbia
river, reaohed by Portland boat.
Jones' Cash Store, 105 Front street,
between Washington and Stark, Fort'
land, Oregon.
Bncklen's Arnica. 8a.lT.
Tbe best Salve in tbe world for cots
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and positively
cures pllea, or no pay required. It Is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction or money
refunded. Price 25 oents per box. For sale
by Dr. Edwin Ross.
Awarded ;
Highest Honort World' Pair,
Oold Medal, Midwinter Fair.
'DEL
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CREAM
Moat Perfect Made,
ao Yeara the Standard. '.
School will begin at Columbia City
next Monday, with L, J. Meserve in
charge.
Ed Mriin,at out time county clerk
of Columbia county and well known
to most of our people, died at On
tario, Malheur county, Monday.
Mrs. Rhodie Noah, of thi place, was
taken in ihe nigbt with cramping
pains and the next day diarrhoea tel
in. She took half a bottle of black
berry cordial but got no relief. She
then sent to me to see if I had any
thing that would help her. I tent her
a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Chol
era and Diarrhoea Keinedy and the
first dose relieved her. Another of
our neighbors had been tick for about
a week and bad tried different reme
dies for diarrhoea but kept getting
worse. I sent him thia same remedy.
Only four doses ot it were required to
cure him. He aaya he owe his re
covery to thi wonderful remedy.
Mr. Mary Sibley, Sidney, Mich. For
ale by Dr. Edwin Roes.
The water company bave decided to
run their steam pump in tbe evening
from O to V o clock for the use of per
sona who desire to irrigate their lawns,
and also for the purpose of sprinkling
tbe itreeta. While the pump is run
ning the main from the reservoir will
be shut off and opened immediately
after the pumping stops. There will
be no extra expo.iee to water con
sumers. This arrangement waa von
sumated while Mr. Orchard was in
the city yesterday, and no doubt will
prove satisfactory.
Laat lummer one of our grand chil
dren wa sick with a severe bowel
trouble. Our doctor's lemedies bad
failed, then we tried Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy,
which gave very speedy relief. We
regard it as the best medicine ever put
on the market for bowel complaints.-
Mra. E. O. Gregory, Frederickstown,
Mo. This certainly is the beat medi
cine ever put on Ihe market for dysen
tery, summer complaint, colic and
cholera infantum in children. It never
fails to give prompt relief when used
in reasonable time and tbe plaio
printed directions are followed. Many
mothers bave expressed their sincere
gratitude for the cures it has effected
For sale by Dr. Edwin Rose.
Steiybd. From E. Cox's ranch at
Warren, one dark red bull, two years
old, tops of horn tawed off. Anyone
finding same will please leave word at
Thb Mist office. Frank Nagle.
The Dlaewrery Bare Ills Life.
Mr. O. Caillouette, druggist, Reaversvtlle,
Illinois, says: "To Dr. King's New Pis
covery X owe ray life. Was taken witb la
grippe, and tried all the physicians for
mile about, but of no avail, and waa given
op, and told that I could not live. Having
Dr. King's New Discovery in my store 1
sent for a bottle and began its use, and
from the first dose began to get better, and
after using three bottles was up and about
again. It waa worth its weight in gold.
We won't keep store or boose without it."
Get a free trial at Dr. Koaa' drng store.
Wbeo Baby waa sick, we gave her Castoria.
When aha was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Hiss, ahe clung to Castoria.
When she hod Children, she gave them Castortl
NOTICE., i
U. S. Land Office, Oregon Citv. Or.,
' May 12, 18H6.
COMPLAINT having been entered at this
office by John Walcsak against George
Gutman for abandoning his homestead en
try No. 8585, dated May 9th, 1890, upon the
swM of section 27. township 5 north, ranee
8 went, in Columbia county, Oregon, with
a view to the cancellation of said entry, tbe
said parties are berebv summoned to ap
pear at U. 8. land office at Oregon Jity,
Oregon, on tbe 6th day of August, 1896. at
10 o'clock A. M.. to respond and fnrnish
testimony concerning said alleged abandon
ment j3a6 Robert A. Millir. Register.
Notice ! final Settlement.
NOTICE is hereby given that the under
signed administrator of the estate of
Levi French, deceased, has Died bis final
account and petition for final settlement in
the matter of said estate. In the Uounty
Court of Columbia County, Oregon, and the
iudee of said Court has appointed Friday.
ihe 7th day of August, A. D. 1896, at the
incoming of Court, on said day. as the time
for fleering objections to said una! account.
if any, and the final settlement of said es
tate. i.ictiM.E.1 uir.r-n.nn,
Administrator ot the Estate of Levi
French, deceased. jl0a7
Wood Wanted!
20,000 S
delivered on Milton
or tributaries. Con
tract entered into for immediate de
livery. Apply to or address
OREGON WOOD CO.,
C. H. Piooott, Manager.
St. Helen Hotel, St. Helena, Or.
For Sale.
The cheapest place in Columbia
county. Inquire of R. O. HAZEN,
Warren, Oregon. tf
EASTERN
COFfCC AND CHOP HOUC
D. H. BROWN, Prop.
Best Meal in tbe City for 15c
AS
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AND UPWARDS.
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SINCE REMOVING.
81 and 83 THIRD
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Fifteen Patterns. Every Suit Warranted
Made From Our Celebrated Albany
Woolen Mills Cassimeres.
SOLE AGENTS
Albany Ifioolen Mills
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When You Buy Shoes
Buy where you can
for the leaat money
LEO SELLING,
167 Third Street, Portland, Oregon,
His a new and complete Block of tbe lateat styles in footwear,
whi.-li he is offering for sole at bottom prices.
for Infants and Children.
THTRTT ymra' ohserrotloa of Castoria wWi thai pa.raauf f
p.tni-. pf furmmu, perasstt wa a apeaiV t It wtthem. fssalaff.
It in nnqweatlonahly- the, pert Tmaady for Iafajtta ami CMMgas
tfca wnU kaa ew knows. It la Wmls . CfcUahrtsa Maw It. It
aj-rwa them health. It wffl st
omathina: wales ia absolutely
child's medicine.
Castoria tlesjtray Worm.
. - ' . Castoria allays Fevariahnass. '
Castoria ersveiti vomiting; Sony Cwrd.
'' CaatoHsi enraa Diarrheaa and Wind OaMaw . '
Castoria rellirrvHi Toothing TrssVlss .
Castoria. cwxea Constipation and Flmtnlanoy.
Castoria nentmllaea the effoeta of eavrhonle ncid gmm mr peiaeaao eJg.
Castoria, do not eontsvin morphina, opiwm, or other marootie ty.
Caatoriav assimilate the food, rernlatea tha stomach and howsJa.
gfrfanT healthy and natnml sleep,
Castoria to pnt p in ono-aiao hottlaa only. It la wot add fta Vnlfc.
Pont allow any one to oall yon anything also on tha yloa or nromiao
that tt to " jnat a good " aad "will aaswtt avory psu-pata."
Boa that yon got O-A-S-T-O-B-I-A.
Tha fcc-sdmfla
aignatBf ef
Children Cry for
Decker's
BARBER SHOP
J. H. DECKER, Proprietor.
- The old and reliable barber has his rasors Just
as sharp as ean be found, and will shave you
oomfortably and quickly lor only 15 oents.
ST. HELENS,
OREGON
MUCKLE BROS.
KASurAOTuain or
Dimension Lumber, Flooring,
Hustle. Sheathing, Casings, and a
. complete stock ot evety variety of
Rough and Dressed Lumber
ALWAYS ON HAND.
AT THB OLD STAND, ST. HELEV OKKQO
aflsWslVaHiwsi sfli tftt tfcafaauasajsfcsu4M
Fatronlis Mi
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SPRING
AND
SUMMER
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TO OUR NEW STORE
ST. S. W, Cor. Oak
All-wool Suits
$8.85 -h-o
; ;
J.M.MOYER&CO.
81 and 83 Third Street,
PORTLAND, OH.
self-measurement sent free to any address. I
Oregon State Normal Scbc
MONMOUTH, ONCOON.
m scnooi lor ieaentis. a amor yasr
wholly professional.
Twenty weeks of Psychology and General and
8peclal Methods; twenty weeks ol Teaching In
Training Department.
Training; School ol Hia O redes, with Two
II uudrad Children.
Regular Normal Course ofTbrefi lean
The Normal Diploma la recognised by law sa
a BtaW Life Certificate to teach.
Light KzrsHsis: Board at Normal Dining
Hall, SI 60 per week. Furnished room, wlta
light and Are, 75 to fl 00 per week. Board aad
ludidng In private families, $2.5 to per
week.
Tcittok: Bab. Normal, S5.00 par tens of tea
weeks; Normal, (6.25 per term ol tea weeks.
Grades from reputable sithoala accepted.
Catalogue cheerfully lurninhed oa application.
ADPaass: P. L. CAMfBEIX,
orW. A. Wm, President.
Secretary of Faealty.
get the beat goods
.
viwraa
their lfraa. Im tt MstWs lurtrw
aaft) md prmctlcallT wesrf at) m
Pitcher's CastorUL
WHITE COLLAR LINE
sera. Telephone and Bailey Qataert
COLUMBIA B1VER4 PUQKT BOUND NAT. CO
Alder 8t., Portland; Flaral doe. Assort
PORTLAND AND ASTOIUA
Telephone leaves Portland dallv (axewrt fa
day) at 1 a. m.
lea, as aiawrw aeiij i p. m..
favmtnt flnnilvV Rnni direct to train for Clat
sop beach, end oonnecta with steamer 11 Waco
for Ilwaoo trains, running to all poluls aa Nana
beach. '
Bailey Gatsert leaves Portland dally at .,
(except Sunday), on Saturday at 11 p. m. leaves
Astoria dally at : a. m. (except 8unIsy and
atondav), on Sunday 7 p.
all trains for Clatsop beach a
connect with
and llwMio baacbu
This Una has a boa eonaectlos; with buta
beaches, totununt from AMune tverr aifosta
the week. '
X. A. BSELEY, Afsat, V. B. tOOTT, Pr
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