AMKKioAW Kaii,s. There will bt 12 milMol American mil laid on the Astoria and Columbia Klvci railroad, bcKlnniiiK t Goblo. Tbtt Enlish rttlit " not itilllolent to com pie tt ilia track. Thil new consignment It on its way from tlia Et. The rolls ere (,e same wulght and line aa those laid, 76 pound to tlia yard, 6 Inch bsse, 6 Inohee '''U1' n(1 2i 1,10,1 hltlt I'racklaylnK at the Oublo end of tht line when the new raila arrive. ynr Unkortiikats). About three week ago Kane Olney, mate of the tow boat Kmin lleyward, foil and broke hit tliouldor. One day lat week wbile the boat wae (owing it ahip down Gluey fU tl,e dolt, again breaking lug the ihoulder. On arrival at Aato ri he wae taken to the hospital and the injured member tot. Only a low years ago Captain Olney mot with an oooident on the No Wonder wbioh ren dered him unconioloui (or aoma time mid came near coating him bit life, lie aeeiue an uufortuueto man. Tiaao Lova. A remarkable Instance nt tender conjugal consideration i that of tbe Loe Angeles man who steadfastly refuse to work beoauie he ear hit wile win tie stolen in ma ao Hioe. It ie probable that other men ire not united in a desire to poestut bit only own. charming aa he deema lier, but no one could make him be lieve it. 8o in hie groat ilred love, he sacrifice hit disposition to labor and loaf atouud home in order to protect her. It la an affiicting Instance, but no one knows what excuse he would offer If be did not have a wife. Duma nt Wha IIawj. The United Steins eupreme court hat affirmed the decision of the lower court in the oaae of W. 11. T. Durrant in which he was convicted of murder In the drat degree about a year and a ball ago. ben Durrant wat apprised of the action of the supreme court ho declared he waa not turpriaed and exhibited no emo tion. The execution of Durrant will probably taka plaoa la a few days, tince the statutory limit of 60 days grace doee not apply incaaea of re sentence at this will be. Tbe authorities seem anxiont to dipte of this case and bava dona with Mr, Durrant. Build toth Soukd. -Construction of a railroad line from Portland to Pugel sound I now regarded atone of the probabilities of the near future. For the past few weeks man have been engaged searching the records of Che- nalia and other eountlet of Washing ton, looking up judgments against tbe Portland i l'uget Bound Railroad Company, and lions and rights-of-way from the Columbia river to tbe Bound. The work hat been done very quietly, a muse wno are matting ttie Invest ' PERSONAL AND LOCAIi. Mis. Tillie Muckle visited in Rainier thit week. W. IX. Dolman did business in Pert- land Monday, Caroll Keaaer returned home from Portland last Monday. V. M. Beeghley, of Vernonia. wat In town Tuesday evening. Three inches of tnow wat reported gallons maintain the utmost reticence 00 Bunker bill last Saturday, on the subject. These examinations Judge Doan was np from Rainier give rise to the belief that work will Wednesday on official business. soon ba resumed on the line, which was abandoned six years aco when the Charles Francis Adams management went out of the UMon Pacific and the 8. H. H. Clark management came in. In im, the Union I'acifio, then in charge, by Aditme, aa president, and the Ureat Northern railroad, jointly undertook to build a railroad line from Portland to the Fuget tound. The road wat gradod from Vancouver to Kalama, and most of the grading work finished between Kalama end Central ia, Chehalia county. Comparatively little work was done north ol Uentralia About tuu.uw wat expended on a Bpenoer Rose, of Vernonia, wat in town Wednesday and yesterday. Mr. W. B. Dillard waa attending to business matters in Portland Monday. Attorney J. N. Pearcy, of Kelso, was In tbiacity a thort time Wedsetday William E. Clark, of Deer Island, was In Ibis city last Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Muckle, of Rain iur, were in thia city a few hours last Tuesday. . . Mr. X. A. Blaokmore, of the tteamer Uodiue, spent Tuesday afternoon and bridge over theColumbi at Vanrouver, evening in Ibis city. and in all mora than f 2,000,000 waa luvested In the enterprise. It was abandoned in 1891 In a half finished condition, tinea when it hM been sleeping. Mrs. II. P. Ford, formerly of Hills- boro, but now of Portland, was tbe guest of Mrs. T. J. Cleeton Tuesday. County court adjourned last Satur day evening, thus finishing up the work of the regular November term On and after November 15th 1897. the steamer O. W. H haver will leave ClaUkanie at 4 p. m. instead of 5 p. ra. Mr. F. M. Thorp, employed on the wood flume, formerly of Mayger, with bit family, ie now occupying tbe New ell house. No man will receive a eall from ilia uouwty jail. Last week a proposition waa made to the county court by an Eastern establishment to fit up the county jail with corrldora and other fixtures for 0OO, but the court did not entertain the proposition for reason that it did not feel able to expend audi an amount of muaey when the county ie to badly in need ..i i : i- il. i. : t luau rnpaira in iu war ui unuui. nutuim a etc. In our opinion the court acted Gsn,Ml prosperity" while "wbitiling" judiciously, notwithstanding tbe fact d , eootl, xei tud complaining of I k t .AHal kiinv.1 ,. iim mlrrltl ha . ' r . tun ivvriaii Humiswu sssgtsm w i hurst tlmoal L.ft In tm AiMinfv swank vnap fni rtna. I onora board. But when prisoners Mrs. Sara Reed will deliver a free .n ha Ln.rrl.ft In M.iltnninnh Animi lecture on "Health" at Masonic ball in , tt nn ... ei n., ,rA thm nit this cllv next iueaa aiterooos t ol bridges etc being so urgent, we can w clock. continue yet a white to allow Multno- Cbarlee E. Fell, recommended by mtn county to care lor our prisoners. ln, congressional delegation, waa ap Were the county court to entertain nointmi Doatmaster at Pendleton by v :t.. r . . . ..... . eery sum prupvaniun w u.iKut, wu- i t,e president last weanesuay, Pkmitimtiart PoPBtATioH. There are 310 prisnnera in Ilia Oregon peni tentiary. Of thf" nine are Uuiled Btatee prisoners, 134 from Multnomah county, 24 from Marion, 16 each from Douglas, Union, and Baker counties, 10 from Clatsop, 11 from Waahington, 9 from Jackson, 8 each from Umatilla and Wasco, 7 from Joeephine, 0 each from Crook, Grant and Malbuer, 5 each from Clackamas, Wallowa and Yamhill, 4 each from Harney, Lane aud l'olk, 8 eacb from Gilliam, Klam ath and Linn, 11 each from Curry. Columbia anu Morrow, and none from Benton, Lincoln, Sherman and Tilla mook. A Plucky Woma. Last Saturday night between S and S o'clock, Mrs. J 8. Cloninger was slarmed by the tound of tome oue near the rear of tbe house. Bhe thought at first it wat her hue band coming home, but upon calling discovered it wat not he. Bhe tbeu raised the blind sufficient lo look out and discovered a man standing near the windifw. She again Inquired why be did not answer, when be moved awar. A little later a noise waa again heard on the other tide of the house, when the nluckv woman lathered t loadod shotgun and opened Are. The man nearly broke bit neck getting away and waa beard no mora during tba night. Yam mix Mabbiaoi. Thia ie the way a justice of the peace in Yamhill oonntv married a couple from the backwoodai "By tbe authority vested in ma as aa officer of the state of Ore gon , by the virgin loreste tnat spread about ut in noble grandure; by the howl of the fox hound and coon dog, and by the morning glory whose cjing Ing tendrils will shade your bumble dwelling place ; by the hair of the groat black bear aud the claws of the pan ther; by the quills of the hedgehog; by the juice of the blackberry, whose aweelnest fills your besrt with joy; b, tba heavens aud the earth, and the tbinga under the earth; in the prea ence of thcao witneseet I pronounce you man and wife. Must bx Remariiikd. Tbe eupreme court of tbit aUte hat reversed a ue clsimi of the district for Multnomah county In regard to divorced persons marrying within nx mouvna irmu .. time tuch decree of divorce was issued ti. Um ni this state forbids a mar riage to a third person within six nw.nilm mi on account of this many reraons who have been lu a hurry to airain enter tho blieaful state ol main non. have sono to Vancouver, or tome oilier point lo Waahington, to have the ceremony aolomnited In nrAr tn the Orevon law. Judge Btearnt decided that tuch w,arriage were legal, when an appeal was taken . nnrt. which held thai tuch marriaget were not only null and void, but that the children begot in nf .nli marrinifos are illegitimate and the wife in such caees hat no property rights in her husbands pot cessions. People who are in thit pre Hinamant tnn.i ramarrv after the ex ulration of tho eix monlhi from the time the divorce wat granted. tioue in debt for tame time not much, either. all time, and at the benefit the county Forty Eiqht Yiasi. Mr. Charlet Mavxer. tr.. of Mayger, waa in town last Tuesday attending to business af faire at tba courthouse. Mr. Mayger came to Columbia county in 184V and has resided in tint county ever since. When he first came to Hi. Helens there were but four men in tbe place. He, with one or two othora, out out the road between 8U Helena and Soap- noose plaint and constructed the old low briil ae acrost the large twail back of town. Mr. Mayger it a native of France, and though having reached the advanced age of 68 yeara, wat, un til about five yeara ago, when he tui- f jred a stroke of paralysis, a very rug ged and strong man. Mr. Mayger has seen in all its stages, tbe growth and development of the Pacific Northwest, The three voarold boy of J. A. John son, of Lynn Center, 111., la tubjeot lo Attacks of croup. Mr. Jonnsou says Mr. Jamet Muckle waa borne over Sunday from hit Coweeman logging camn. lie tayt it win oe soma uma before be in ready to put in toga, as u will be necessary to first Duua a aam Tha litigation over tbe tteamer H C. Qrady teems to bave followed her to Ban Francisco, according to tne Bulletin of that city, which describe ntlans-ih a lawsuit recently bad in that city. Rev. M. Burlingama will conduct Thankseiviner services on that day at Houlton at 8 o. m.. ana ei uodio at 9. m n. m. Ministers of Other denom inatinnt present will oe expeowu w take part L. L. Decker and Charley Cooper are at homo again from their dutiea aa deckhands on tbe Potter, tnat tteamer havinir laid no because ol tna new combination between tha steamboat companies on tbe river. Rhariff J. N. Rice and family came up from ClaUkanie with their bouse- . .a a a I I t 4 A will in future re that be is satisfied that the timely use "P y'?""M'" VKht and ere ofChamberlain-aCoughBemodd KlT lUhto tta Tdrug bu-sine..; h! bill, wber. they a member of Ibe firm of Johnson Bros., ',ae of that place, and they handle a great u. Wra. D. Connell, of Deer Island, many patent modicinet lor luroat auu w)0 bM (pent iboui three mon ina at lung diseases, ne nau au mow u sfcaguay, returned home last saonaaj. ithootft from, and tKiuea pnysician M, Oonnell tayt that at present eaag ready to respond to hit call, but ae- uty ig ,ot Tery lively, but next year It looted tnit remeuy ir uw in u '"' I will develop into ine principal civj ui uy at a nm wucu . i tne northwest loniturj, suporior to any other, and famout the - Rev. G. Grovenor Haley, J6"" country over for iu curea of croup, appointed paator in charge of the Bt. mp I7.i.n.in ,iv tiiia la tna noil aeu- Helena Maimer qirvuiv, a. vum i .,k m.ilna ihew handle, and will conduct services at Btebman that it givet aplendid eatisfaction In achool at 11 a. m., and in tbe Congre all cases. Sold by Dr. Edwin Rose. gatiooal churoh in Rainier at 7 :30 p. im., iNovemoeriii Allan A. tiurgren, agea i yor., , . .in, of the daimt to bave been born and I f- " r .. nv. UcIUIlv OWW AiiaMiPMv- r VEXINONIA GLEANINGS. The first snow of lbs season fell hers Sat urday. Clarence Adams paid Upper V abalam a flying vllt Tuesday. Omar Bbannahao paid Marshland a flying Visit tbs first of tin week. Harley Redman and George Bitls came In from Portland this week. Mr. Bolmsn, of Pittsburg, was doing bus iness In onr town Tuesday. Samuel Mow passed through town Wed nesday on his way to Pittaburg. Charles Armstrong snd mother psld Cen- terville a visit the flist of the week. V. L. Wilson was hauling; hay Monday from up the river for 0. S. McNutl. Joha Smith, of Upper Nehalem, was do ing some trading in this city Friday. David Richard arrived at home Tuesday from an extontsd visit near the metropolis. Mr. Einnon, of Montana, is viilting his friend and schoolmate, i. X. Guild, thia weak. Mr. Phlneas Peak Is improving bis prem ises by adding an "L" to hi already neat residence. Joha Baker left this place for the Barn io attend tbeU. B. quarterly masting which m ts next Sunday, The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Dow has been quite sick, but at last reports was Improving. Wm. Heas arrived ia this city from Port land Thursday with a load of groceries for bis father's store. Tbers Is a new grocery store in our town. Grandpa Hess has Jnst put ln a stock of groceries, and invites tbe public to exam ine It. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Brink are expecting their two sons, Joseph and Thomas, with their fsmllles, to arrive here from Pordand on. Haus Cbristianson left on Wednesday for the Astoria Qoble railroad, where he ex pects to secure employment for the cext few months. Ernest Sbannahan passed through town Friday with a pair of fine-haired pigs. He expects hereafter to grow nothing but the best, or as goad as his neighbors have, at least. Orin Hlatt. formerly of the Born, bat who resides in Portland at preeent, waa vis iting friends In this vicinity Friday and also baying sheep pelts and hides of au klnda. FTangelical quarterly meeting oommences on November 25. There will be preaching on that evening, also on Friday and Satur day svenlng and two sermons on the Sab bath by Elder Scbupp. Joseph Coulter had tbe misfortune te bave a smaahap last Monday while earning from Pittsburg with a load of lumber. Aa be was letting his wagon into a mudbole, the load being heavy, erasbed the wheel te pieces. Rev. Ward, from Mist, drew a large crowd to tbechorcb Wednesday snd Thurs day evenings to hear him expound the eosnel doctrine, which he did in a very anditabla manner. We bore we Will oe favored with his presence many times. We would like to know what has got the matter with tbe people of this oommoaity that they oonnot turn out and take a part la helping to organise a literary society. Such an ornniiation, as has been our ex Dertence. can be made instructive to a large decree, and afford a source of much amuse ment to our people this winter. wra out exDscUna to be appointed a committee of one to help the thing along. who A Youthful Criminal. Tuesday's fUlnm Jmirnal: HlierllT J. n. uJ .,i Pirnv Davis and Joe Hin kle, of Cronk county, today brought William Stroud and Joe Dillman to the penitentiary. The former was onnuit.ui nf aaaault with a dangerous weapon and received a sentence of one . riH. . 1ta Will ana a nan years. io "- - for larceny. Dillman ie a mere youth, being but 17 yoarsoi an. ii., nmnloved by a rancnei near Prinoville. Oue day his employer returned from the county seat wm. 300 in nnln. which he had drawn ii,., uir. Thia amount was .,!..,i in ,k hmiM. where tbu boy af terwards discovered it. He oould not resist the temptation and took tne fastened upon him and he' was arrested, whereupon be funded the 1300 but bis inai anu vinii.m fiinuai and he received i Tt seems too iir.t a vnnLh of 17 vears ahouia h iiK-ar.iaratcrl with rough criminals There ia no doubt, says the Astoria News, that Mr. Hammond it forming syndicate, composed of Montana capitalists, to bave a line of steamers from Astoria to Alaska in operation upon tbe completion of the Astoria and Columbia River railroad. Bucb a line made np of staunch, ewift boata would pay from the tend on. uoi-. seekers from the East and the Interior would soon "tumble" to the (act that tha Astoria route would give them less cbanget, better connections, more sat isfactory service than any unee .tart- ing from Ban Francisco, Portland, Ta- ooma or Seattle. Tha line when ea tablisbed should be well advertised, showing ita advantages, etc. three cheers and a tiger for tbe Astoria and Alaska steamship line. .anuiiriin meYri 18 ! ?' JefJetoMePreparatiflnlbrAs sM'atlng ttefoodand&eguia ttijg fteStoiiiAchs andBcnvels of fashs-laile is as WMSai Be net deceived. A Court, Hoarseness 1 or Croup, are not to be trifled with. A I dose in time of Billion's Care will save yon much trouble. Bold by Dr. Idwia Boss. DvsDeDsia cured. Bhlloh'a Vltallxer Im mediately relieves sour stomach, coming-1 np-of-food distress, and is tbe great xianey and liver remedy. Bold by Dr. J5. itoss. Ladles, tske the best. If you are troub led with constipation, ssllow skin, and a tired feellna. take Karl's Clover Tea. It la nleassnt to take. Bold by Dr. Edwin Boss. MOTiCB roar rcaiiciTie". T.im nwvirm it OaaooH ClTT. Oa.. November th. 1897. I XTOTICB 18 HEREBY OiVtN THA'r THE JLl foliowlng-nanieU itttier nu nnra nonce oi kl- IntanHiin In mk final nroof in SUDPOft Of hit claim, and that Mid proof will be made be fore tbe Countr Clerk of Columbia County, at ot, Helena, Oreiron. on iemrjer aim. tu. Bomeftead Entry No. 9905, for the southwest W of uortheaet Si of section S2, township 6 north, range west. . . He name the following wit net w to prove bl eontlnuous reaidence upon and cultlvatlou of saidUnd.vii: E. A. Sireda, F. OUnlecki, Joe Dnpont and Fred Zeller, all of Valler, Oregon. n!2dl CHAD. B. MOOKE8, Begister. Etc rru3te3Digetion,Chectful ticM and BcstXontfllas neither Opnim,MaiphJn0 nor Mirip.fal. Not Nauc otic. Was tmJl auburn A ncrfect Remedy forConsfip- fion. Sour Stombxh.Dian-hoea, Worms onvulsions,FevErisK Dts and tOSS OF SIXER TacSimle Signature o( KXW YORK. j THATTHE FAC-SIMILE SIGNATURE" OF IS ON" THE WRAPPER OF EVERY BOTIX33 OTP : ' ! i(pn7ii)F)n ; U UliydLL A i i Clitoris la pit tp la sis-slie setIss aaly. It 'ti mat aoU la sulk. Don't allow anyone te sell ijn aaytiiiiig else ea tie plea at premiss that it is "Just ss good" aad "will answer every m. 1 mea." Mf Bet that to ret C-A-S-T-O-B-I-A. r - TosfM-eails stfutani wiH. awiBswiaM NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT XTOTICK IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I, THE I 11 undersigned executor ot tne i n " auu Testamenl oi js,iisaocn ce-jauirj, , bave nled In tne omce oi me uounty viera ui Columbia County, Bute of Oregon, my Anal ac-l AAt n mw h mlnit-alnn unon aaid estate. I together with my petition for Anal distribution ot tne residue otaaia estate among r"""" enutlad tbereto; tnat ine non. j. d. (tale, tea appointed Thursday, the tth day of twamw. inn 2 o'clock P. St.. and tne Court-room of said Court it the County Court-1 Houm, In the City of St. Helens, ln said County and State, aa the Ume and place for the settle ment of said anal account ana tne neanug m said petition for distribution; at wnlcn time and place any person inierestea iu ma i may appear ana nw tneir oojeciiuua uw,w. j Kiwnlnr nf the Laiit will and Testament of KUsabeth Beegbley, oeceaaea. noua. Drcstatwllr Narrows. Gekts: I waa dreadfully nervous, snd for relief took your Karl'a Clover Boot Tea. It ouleted my nerves and strenf theasd my whole Nervous System. I was troubled with constipation, kidney and bowel troub le. Your taa soon cleansed my whole sys tem so thoroughly that I rapidly regained mv health and strength, airs. 8. A. Bweet. Hertford, Con. Bold by Dr. Edwin Boss. . . i . , j nrt rataoci in rnmana. wae arrnsmw iu vu- --. - , , . , . n , . lumbi. City yeaurday m.rning and . KZ brought to Bt. tie en. to pa .n .u - ---- . . nnndttinn. w nan i " " r . . . .. . Thii winds ap the busi ng UJ II let IIIUI1VK Vuimiwi'M. . Hurgren reached uoiumo.a . w, :- Dro.nBrou. eUla ineti- VJnA.inmAmw niirlL rtA WU WlinOUb Iini 1 " r or coal ana oareioowu. o " i that he was up before Judge Kortnup Mr. A. A. Smith and rmily, who, in Portland Tuesday evoning, for what for m numb,r 0 yeara bave resided on uuruose lie knew noi, ana ran out "M Uikon creek about seven miles irom the door and not away. He also .aid . lnk tr.Bjr denaiture on Tues he had been abort in hi. acoounU d lrain for joplyn, Mo., where they with an inauranoo society and tbey Mm.in. narhana Dermanently. were trying to drive him mad. At Mr 8milh wjh re-enter tba aino and prea. hour the examination nau out ,el(1 gl tht place, I .1.. I neon maua. , I . i;a:..-.l The Boys anu uiria m dwij Portlaod baa again appealed to the nublio for assistance. Tha aociety la OI SBSlHiauUO, 1UI uu ... tv wnrk nf ooDvinn the several as aaaamant rolls into one general delin quent roll ia being prosecuted in the deeerving Waofflee at the Dreaent time, which we believe is a wise move on me part ol th nonrt. The dolmquent roue ami hmn ji in bad nonunion irom conalant handling, and were eome .uch antion not taken it would bave been . n..tiar nf hut two or three yeara un til thr would have been nothing left ni iti,m If w are to collect inoae ifllinnunnciea we must tate care oi each part and parcel of them. whole it accomplishes a great deal of good. Many homele. orphan cnii dren have been provided for through l,;. .ffannv and the cood work .till goea on. Thre are all kind, of fade but tha latest fad ia for the possession oi in riiar. ritlipg. Mr. B. M. Wharton and n. t w nr have lately been mak ini a inani alt of arrow nointe and oilier (orme of .tone, used by the In diana. These gentleman nave gatir la fnr teach lira' certificate preaonted themselves Lrod .oraethlugles. than a bushel each before the examining board in this nil. Worlnesdav i Misse Betta Uaw- son, Butteville, Oregon : Laura Puiey, warren i lua u. morgan, wi, iTaitla Mullins. Bcanpoose; La Viva tv.iht PnrtianH! Mav Whitney. St. Helens; Tillie Cheldelln, Portland; Ella Baoon. Warren. Messrs. Guy L. Shatto, Rainier; A. J. Bmith, Mayger. ur. h fl Waw assisted with the ex amination in plaoe of A. B. Little, who i. absent from tbe state. Theodore Durrant will be hanged tod.iy between the hour of eunrise and noon. Durrant wae convicted of the murder of Blanohe Lamont in San Franoisco on April 12, 1895, eince wbioh time all manner of methods bave been applied by hi attorneys to ave hi. life but each time defeat waited them. The conclusion of this great tragedy will taka plaoe today, thus ending the most conspicuous of all criminal prooeodure. in tha history of the Pacifio coast of theee trophies during me pa. month and are looking lor more. a. -all flllarl nab net. which win some day be o! value, i. the result. Bev. Q. O. Haley and wife have takon up their abode In St. Helena for ihe present conference year. Royal snakes the toad para, whslasesss aad 4elWewa. sfttk. wL nisaiinif iT afjS laolutelyFurv mvw vm rwwii e ww ww. "The worst odd I ever bad in my Ufa waa cured bv Chamberlain's Cough Remedy," writes W. H. Norton, of Sutter Creek, Cal. "This cold left me with a cough, and I was expectorating all tha time. Tha remedy cured me, and 1 want all my friends when troub- fyijiyVVVVVVVV aaisjtvVVV V- V GET YOUR PROVISIONS -AT- SUMMONS. In tbe Circuit Court of the State ot Oregon, for Ine County or i;oiumDta. K. B. Foi, PlainUff, , vs- WlUlam Kuenzler, Defendant. 1Q TT 1 1 1 B III RllCiri , rt vu TUB N A M K Or THK HI Ala U1T UKCUU'l, I vnn h-.Mh HuitiirMt to aooear and ana-1 war the complaint Bled walnut Ton in the above I entitled uit on or before tha nret day of the regu-1 lar term of tbis Court, wnicn wiuoegin me n. Tueaday after tne aeoona aonaay iu mar, tt n f-u tn aniiwAr. for want thereof. the plaintiff wiU take Judgment snd decree aa prayeaioriu we wmuiii. uo,vu: , . -th. MMta.Ni thorin mentioned, both Kiven on th Killir of January, 1890. one by Thome Miller to Defendant lor tne oi ott Harris' Ch Grocery. LaxaAaaaaaaA AwVwVwVarfcwVAAsfWsffc. i i i i i m i i i i i 4 44 The Perkins C. W. KNOWLES, Manager. Ion S and 4, and one given by Stephen Defendant for the K4, and I lertol both tracts of land be-1 in. j - ...rin on trnvnahins north, ranee a west. ...... . j.i I -..A nKlarfntt (Vl P I rviiiametie mtsriuiau, 1, ' , same aatlsfied and released upon tha records thereof. , . . Publication of thia summons Is made in ac cordance with an order ol the Hon. T. A. Mc- Bride, iudge of said court, maoo im ian "l uetoDer, van. . u. i. 029dl0 Attorney tor (iwuuu. Mr. Knowles was, for many years, proprietor of the St. Charles hotel, and while there established a reputation as a hotel man. He is now in a better position to entertain his friende than ever before, and will welcome all hie old patrons to hie new place of business, where can be found an up-to-date hotel. : Corner Fifth and Washington Streets, PcrtJaat ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE. N0TCCB 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT I. THE undersigned asaignee ol the estate of Dean Blanchard, an Inaolrent debtor, have filed In the omce of the clerk of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for the County of Colum bia, my flnal account of my admlniatraUon tl. iuta nf said Insolvent debtor, to- irBther with my peUtion aaking that I be per-1 mitted to resign my truat aa aucb aengnee, ana ...- .k. u niu Onnrt of said County and I State has appointed tbe 2Jnd day of November, 1897. atWooinclia. M., and the courtroom of aaid Court, ln Bt. Helena, Columbia County, Or egon, as the Ume and place for the settlement of aald aocount ana neanu f-"-", -time and place any person lotereated may ap pear and conteat tbe ame. M. BOTE, "aalguee of the estate of Dean Blanchard. In niv-nL aeotor. Dr. E. Ross ST. HELENS, OREGON Constantly Keeps in Stock a Complete Line of TBEASDKEH1S NOTICE. led with a cough or cold to use it, for Coosty TMAeuBKiVa Offic. DRUGS, J TOILET J ARTICLES it will do them Edwin Rom. good." Bold by Dr. Cure that cough with 6hlloh's Cure. The best Cough Cure. Relieves croup promptly. One million bottles sold last year. 40 doses lor 25 cents. Bold by Dr. Edwin Boss. Rt Hei.rhh. Or.. Oct. 28. 189T. Hotico Is hereby given that all unpaid n. ,.. w.Manti nf aald oonntv.' which I Iwn nreaented and endorsed "Not! Paid for Want of Funds," prior to March 1, 1895, will be paid upon presentation at thl, office. Interest will not be allowed after tbis date. K. U. WHARTON, nr,M Treasurer of Columbia County, Or. Will Save You from $a.oo to $3.50 on the Price ol a Suit or OvercoatP .. . '' if VWVVirv yyvVVVVVV 4 A i i i i i School Supplies .... 1 n. . V C nT-ill-.tTaUAta Tabi Van. h An Unueualiy weaBeieciea biock vi n rums ahivwi o. T I u Una Trtlra nn tVia f arLpfe hi SjllO 1 HllU tUO UCDI Ala v I I FINE T.TNE OF FANCY STATIONERY 1. 4m s W: Finest Perfumes and 80a pa...... Patat Medicines PBESCRIFTION9 CAItEFUIXT AND ACCURATELY COMl'OUNDKU. SUITS ALL WOOL $7-50 $8.SO $IO.OO OVERCOATS ALL WOOL Dress Suits $12.50 and $15.00 Boys' Suits $1.75, $J.50 and up to $7.50. FAMOUS Clothing House COR. MORRISON AND 2ND. STRS., PORTLAND. OR. WrweuT Thaw AMtw Nk RBtrMoosLi as AkkCAusMtasj , raora 12 re SO VUfY AR r... ' M M MlNERSlIU:iTER5 Wttatesre mwumthw. laeoer' wwwfmaav im bjwvsw ennr Frrs-'sea asnr r---c - 7 1 fix Jewel Stes -r wARE THE BEST Air-Tight Stoves ORIENTAL HOTEL . H. BLAKK8LIY, Proprietor. Board by Day, Week or Month AT EKASONABLB KATES. Tbe table Is (applied with the best the market aff&rda, Kverythlni clean. A share of T"r pat ronae la sollolted. ST. HKlNS, OF SOON IP. ALL SIZES, LOWEST PRICES Granite-ware, Hardware, Cutlery, Crose-Cut 8awe, Eto. . OEOUH. 212 First St, Poraand, Or. Id OTffon. DM""? f ,ow " , K : "Z . --.t, 4 Bldf.i Chloaga. atami anee FOR PORTLAND, DAILY. "-STEAMER Young America -VIA- t WILLAMETTE SLOUGH Leave St. Holens... 6:30 A Arrive at Portland..., ... 10:O A Lenre Portland 2:S0 I Arrive at St. Helens..,.. 6:00 P FARE 25 SJEXTS. Will Carry NothinR bnt Pawengf and Fast Freight. ' . JAMES GOOD, WASTE