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Newspaper Page TextOREGON MIST. ,, FRIDAY, APRIL 8. Uraik Not Damauru. The recent cold nights made ths farmer soma. whl uneasy as to tha possibls effect It would ! on tli crops In this seo tlon.ssjsllis Pendleton Tribune. Udod Investigation it l found that no daro- ag dm yet. resulted so fur it the our aJs ere oonoarnnd, A few instatioes of damage to fruit hsva bean reported, but it li very lisht and will not effect materially the crop for the somcm, BrtrROBOit Bkino Capout. Stur geon (lulling eeeint to be ell right on the upper river Just now, says the V couvsr Columbian. On Monday the JRejulstor brought down from Marr's landing several Urge fish for Portland. The law passed by the laei lvgiilature provide! that It a unlawful to catch sturgeon between March and Novem ber 1, but it neema to be violated with Impunity. The law alao ssys you can't take sturgeon uuderfoar feet in length. Ooiowooo M I)bmaud. Oordwood if steadily advancing In price, says the Skamania County Pioneer. List fall it was 11 25 per cord, and no demand for it eve) at that price, but now the learner ie paying 3 on the dock here and soowa are paying from II 50 14 91 75. The price paid for cutting in the woods has also advanced, and is now 80 and DO cents per cord. There is a good demand for wood east of the mountains now, and not very much feeing cut. City Election The regular annual city election for the city of Bt, Helens took place Monday eveniag. Not a wery large vote was polled, indeed not ri.uch more than half the vote of year 3d The regular ticket nomin ated at the caucus last Friday evening was elected, a follows : President of the council, E, K. Quick; councilman, James Dart, K. Cox, 0. W. Blesealey, ' end II. It. Cliff; recorder, O. A. San ford ; treasurer, David Davis; marshal, A. Jtobinson. The new officers will assume their duties nest Monday. Lmtt Columbia Bivt Water. ' From long eiperienoe ship captains fceve found that the witter of the Co lumbia is the best that can be secured te fill their fresh-water tanks, says the Astoria Budget. Nearly every deep water vessel takes on water as they down the river. The favorite Iilaon is below Walker's island, wbsre t is always found perfectly pore. A vessel recently returned from the old country with one of ber tanks filled with water that had been taken from this place. It bad been over a year, but the water was still pure and in ex cellent condition. The reason given for this is that about nine-tenths of it is melted snow. Scarcity or Chikamrh As odd s U may appear, it is a fact that the coming fishing season will be handi capped by the scarcity of Chinamen to work in the canneries. The largest handler of Chinese labor in Astoria, wbo furnishes Chinamen to six can neries, said the other day that owing to the opening of new canneries on the Bound and so many Chinamen havioa- srooe to Cbiaa on a visit, tt was difficult to find the oeceaeary number of Chinamen having a knowledge oi the business. The treasury department ba eeoently ruled that a Chinese laborer who has slOUO worth or prop- arty can return to China and speud one year there, and hundreds of China men are now taking advantage of this pporiuoity. EQDIRBCL-ExTXRMIRATIlia MaCHIXX. A man of Umatilla county baa per fected a machine for the purpose of " extemtinatins squirrels. He calls it a anulrrel-Doisoner. and olaims that by diligence the entire state csn be rid den of the pest in one season if his machines are put into use by the farm re oi the aneotcd districts. The ma chine consists of a bicycle frame in' verted attached to a solid bsse, that is nlaoed on a vehicle that a man oan uronel over the farms, the pedals and attachments connecting the power to the rear wheel axle In position for use the same as bioycle. Attached to the wheel are a number of fans that com cress the air and drive it through the air. A preparation of sulphuric acid tas is prepared by a (amp auacneu to the machine and over which arc burned the ingredients to form the gas. The fumes are driven down the flume or tubes into a rubber hose that is placed in the squirrel's burrow. The fana are nrooelled by the operator from the pedals, and the force drivee the fumes down into the bole and smother the squirrels to death. W. 8. Mason has been nominated by Motion aa an independent candidate for ,li office of mayor of Portland. Mr. Mason served in that rapacity oe fore and nude a good offioer, and it is xpeoted be will be indorsed by the two contending repuoiioan tactions. ' The fishinc season for 1898 opens next Monday morning at 12 o'clock. Great preparation is being made by our local fishermen, and we believe they anticipate a successful season in a financial way. We believe that fish will bring 5 cents per pound the greater part of the season, and if this prioe obtains, and water conditions are lavorable, fishermen will reap a harvest. Mrs. A. Inveen, residing at 720 Henry St., Alton, 111., suffered with aciatio rheumatism for over eight months. She doctored for it nearly the whole of this time, using various remedies recommended by friends, and was treated by the physiclsns, but re ceived no relief. She then used one and a half bottles of Chamberlain's Pain Balm, which effected a complete cure. This is published at her request, as she wants others similarly biuioihu to kuow what cured her. The 25 and 6!) cent sizes for sale by Dr. E. Boss. Dyspepsia cured. Shiloh's VltalUer Im mediately relieves sour iteroech, eomlng up-nf-food distress, and In the great kidney and llyer remedy. Hold by vr.n. nous- Be not deceived. A Couuh, Hoarseness or Croup, are not to be trilled with. A done In time of rjiilloh's Cure will save you much trouble. Sold by Dr. Edwin Uoaa. Ladies, take the best. If you are troub. led with constipation, eallow skin, and a tired feeling, take Karl's Clover Tea. It is pleasant to take. Bold by Jr. Edwiu Rons. LOO All NOTES. The trout-flshlasr season onanarl nn the 1st last. Mrs, G, W. Cole and danahtar in Portland Monday. Mrs. W. D. Connell la viaitine- with friends in ibis city this week. T. C. Watts and Geo. Jaauiih. of Ooble, were in Portland Monday. Gsorcre 0. Mayeer was attend in la business matters in Portland Monday. Rev. Philbrook will preach at Scan- poose next Sunday, morning and even ing. George Brinn is over from Tillamook visiting friends and relatives in this vicinity. Miss Mary Burke, after visiting in this city for a number of days, returned to Rainier Monday. Mrs. 3. H. Sheldon returned Mon day night from Portland, where she bad spent several days with relatives. Boss Slanwood came down from Portland last week to visit his father near Yankton. Boss il atteuding the Portland Business college. , Charles English and Oeorze Graffs. of Deer Island, were in town Monday, Mr. .English coming up to pay taxes and attend to other business. Bev. Mr. Burliugame will conduct Easter servioss at Houltou Sunday at il a, m., and will preach in the even ing at the came place at 7 ; 30. The Oregon Wood Company in March sold over &00 cords of wood from tbsir wharf in this city, the entite amount being taken by steamboats. Tbsre will ba Easter services in the Episcopal church in this city next Sunday, couducted by the Bev. Mr. Weatherdon, of St. Stephens Episco pal church, Portland. The choir from the latter church will also be present. The patrons of the Houlton post- office w.ll be pleased to know that that office bss recently been made an on limited money order office. In other words, money orders may now be Is sued payable at that office. Hereto fore orders could be Issued there, but none could be paid. The 2-year-old child of Mr. and Mrs. James Bice in some manner got a nail in its nose, tbe first of the week, and it was found necessary to obtain sur gical aid to extricate it. Doctor Cliff was summoned and placed tbe little one under anesthetics, and at onoe re lieved tbe child by removing the nail. Tbe fishing sesson will open on the 10th lust, on the Columbia, and an Astoria paper says that tbe price ol flub will be better than last year, and that cold-storage shipments will br much larger than ever before, and the prospects are that there will be fewer oou-resident fishermen employed, all of which will tend to make the season a prosperous one. The many friends In this connty ot Mrs. A. Tucker, formerly of Vernooia, but now of Oregon City, will be pleased to learn that that lady is fast recover iin from ber recent illness, which her physiciana feared would oulminate in consumption. Word was received from Oregon City Tuesday that Mrs. Tucker was greatly improved, and hei ultimata recovery is only a question o) a short time. Two years ago B. J. Warren, a drug gist at Pleasant Brook, N. Y., bought a small supply of Chamberlain's Cough Bemedy. its sums up the result at follows : "At that time the goods were uukaown in this section; today Cham' berlain's Cough Bemedy ia a house hold word." It is the same in hundreds of communities. Wherever the good Qualities otClismberlaio's Cough Bem edy become known the people will have nothing else, for sale by vr. Jttoss Mrs. C. Saline was in town Monday, coming down to interview the sheriff about her taxes. Mrs. saline, auoourh quite aged, is quite aotiye, and at tends to all the work oonnectea witn taking care of a dairy farm and a large herd of cattle, una rows a noat irom their place to this uity, a distance of fivi miles, attends to her business and returns home tbe same) dsy. tier bus bsnd baa for several years been unable to attend to any of the work about the place, and in consequence the entire responsibility talis upon Airs, oaune. County Treasurer Wharton has re oeived more thsn enough money from tbe sheriff to pay the state tax. Tbe amount of tbe indebtedness to tbs state this year is $4765 16, and the treasurer has received up to last Mon day morning, 1(3559 55. The balance of $1804 39 is not applicable to the payment of county warranta because of a custom followed in the county for many years of first paying tbe state tax. as required by law, and then pay ing the school tax, aa it is conceded that this tax il needed early in the year, in order, to maintain and con duct, the school during tbe pleasant season, whioh we believe to ba not s bad custom. Dr. Bartel, a hypnotist artist, ex hibited his talents before a small crowd in this city last Friday and Saturday nights. Dr. Bartel, as a hypnotist, perhaps understands his business, but this feature of the programme plays but a miuor part in the real intent of tbe doctor. He claims to be able to cure any kind of ailment, and of course, the impression becomes preva lent immediately that the wonderful cure is effeoted through his hypnotio powers, but such is not the case. The doctor has a little bottle of some sort of drugsand after he believes he has his patient nnder meemerio oontrol he administers the drug, hands the bottle to the patient, and asks in return the small fee of $7 60. ' Americans are the most Inventive neoule en earth. To them have been issued nearly 600,000 patents, or more than one-third of all tbe patents issued in the world. No discovery of modern years has been of greater benefit to mankind than Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Bemedy, or has done more to relieve pain and suffer. ing. J. W. Vaughn, of Oakton, Ky., sayss "1 nave usea uuamoBnains Colio, Cholera and Diarrheas Remedy in rflv family for several years, and find it to be the best medicine I ever used for cramps in the stomach and bowels. For sale by Dr. Edwin Ross, KKFUBLIOAK CONVENTION. Ticket Nominated and Campaign of 1898 Commenced. Tbe republicans of Coinmbii. county bays met In convention, nominated a ticket, and are ready to snter tbs Held against all oomers. Tbs convention was called to order at 10:80 a. m. at Clatakauis by David Davis, chairman of tbe oonuty central committee. T. O. Watts was elected temporary chair man and David Davis temporary secretary. : Moved aad carried the a committee of tbres be appointed by tbs chair on creden tials. W. H. Conyers, J. B. Doan, and H. Wsst appointed. ' Moved and carried that chair applet a committee of three on resolutions. A. !. Clark, 0. W. Blaketley, and J. X. Hall ap pointed. Moved and' carried that chair appoint a commutes of three on permanent organisa tion. L. i. Meservs, O, E. Wonderly, and J. H. WUaon appointed. Moved and carried that seoretary appoint arrssslatsnt. Mr. A. D. Holaday, of Scep pooas, appointed. At this juncture a recess of thirty minutes was taken for committees to raport. Convention reconvened at 11:30 and tbe committee reported the following persons ss entitled to seats In tbs convention : We, your committee on credentials, bave examined tbe reports from tbs different precincts within lbs equnty, and find tbe following-named persons entitled to seals In this convention, as delegates from tbe various precincts, to-wlt: Kaloier-J B Doan, A L Clark, C L Clark, F 1 Sunbloom. Deer Islaad-O 0 Jsquish, T 0 Watts H M Fowler. Oak Point W B Raasaw, H Tingle, A T Laws. ' ' Nehelem-J H Wilson, Caspar Libel, I W '.sue. Clat-kanle-W H Conyers, N Merrill. L J Meserve, Dr J E Hall, I Bumsardner. Union Magnus Saxon, O W Blakealey, Charles N Gable, George W Perry, David Davis. Bceppooe-Oeo W Earn tey, A D Hola day, Harry West. Auburn O M Beeghlsy, J 8 Mows, C W Mel linger. Marahlsnd O E Elliott. Beaver Falls A J Qubdey.O K Wonderly. Sherman Jesee Hendricks, Isaac Buaa- gardner. Ws alao find that Apiary precinct Is not represented, and recommend that Oliver Anderson, a republican and chimb of tbe precinct, be authorised to east tbs vote fer said Apiary precinct. W. H. Costibs, J. B. Don, H. WOT. Tkis rsoert wss socepted by the conven tion, and roil call of delegates wss proceeded sth- Commutes on resolutions reported as follows: Resolved. Tbatws reaffirm our fidelity to the last national platform of tbe repub lican p.ny, ani are unquaiineaiy in lavor of the stold standard of money. ReeolTed. That we oppose any factional ism within the ranks of our party, aad re quest our delegation in both state and con- grensional conventions to use an nonoraoir means to suppress any personal or factional disputes. Reealved. That we command tbe action of our county court In reducing Ibe Indebt edness of tha county some X16.O0O, and ex- tand them our hearty support in all sucn Isudabis endeavors. Where:. A candidate for the office of ae- uwlata li'ittceof the auDreme court of the state of Oregon Is to be named by the etale convention to oonvene at Astoria April lew, twa, ana Whereas. We bave full faith and conn denoe In tbs honesty, Integrity sad ability nf tha Hon. ITrank A. Moore, a resident of this county, r.nd believitic tnat bin nomi nal on to tas omne Wuuia snve universal satisfaction, and would add great strength to the state ticket soon to re named, ttiai l,a la worth and deaarvina of the bishret honor within the gift of tbe people of ttiU state, therefore be it Keaolved. Bv this convention that the delegates train cms county to toe state eon' ntinn be and they eaon are hereby r quired t use all honorable means for the nominatlOB oi me non. f rana a. aaoor for the office of associate justice of the su preme court ol tas state of Oregon. A. L. CUIX, C. W. BbAKKSI.IT, J. K Hall, Committee The convention then took an adjourn ment until 1 o'clock p. m. Convention reconvened and roll call showed all delegates to be in their sea's . Beport of committee on order of business was resd and adopted as follows : Clatskamii. Oregon, April 6th, 1898. To ths republican county convention of Columbia county Oregon. Gentleman : we, your committee oa order of business and permanent erganisa- don, beg to report tbs following for your considsradon: 1, Permanent organisation of this eon. vention. S. Nominations and election of one can. didate for repreaentatlve. S. Nominations and election ot one can. didate for county clerk. 4. Nomiaationa and election of one can didate far count; sheriff. 6. Nominations and election of one can' didate for county commissioner. 6. Nominations and election of one can didate for county school superintendent. 7. Nominations and election of one can didate for county treasurer. 8. Nominations aad election ot one caa. didate for ooltnty surveyor. 9. Nominations snd election of one can. didate for county assessor. 10. Nominations and election of one can didate for county coroner. 11. Nominations and election of six dele gates to attend ths stats republican conven tion to convene in Astoria on April 14. 12. Nominations snd election of six dele gates to attend the convention ot the 2nd congressional district to oonvene at Astoria on April 18. 13. Nominations and election of one mem ber of the state central committee from thi county. 14. Selection county central committee. 15. Ratification of nominations. 16. Any othsr buainvat which may prop erly come before ths convention. IT. AdjoBrnment We, your committee, would suggest or recommend that tbe temporary organiza tion of this convention be made permanent, and that the temporary officers be con firmed In their respoetlvo positions. We alao recommend that the county cen tral committee be composed of one member from each precinct. Respectfully submitted, Chairman, L. J. Mssxavi . O. B. Womdbblt, J. H. WtLson. Chair apptiiuted W,- H. Oonycra and II. West aa talleta. Tbe work of nomlnatiug a county ticket was then proceeded with, and reiulted as follows: : Bepresentativs, Dr. J. E. Hall, of Clats kSale; clerk, 1. O. Watts, of Hcappooee; sheriff, W. N. Meserve.of Delena, by accla mation; commissioner, P. A. Frakes, of Scappoose, by acclamation ; school supsrin-. tendent, I. H. Copeland, of Warren, by I acclamation; treasurer, Dr, Edwin Boss, of St. Helens, by acclamation; assessor, Mar tin White, of Oak Point; coroner, Dr. A. P. McLaren, of Bainler, by acclamation. The following persons were elected dele- sates to the state convention: H. west. W. H. Conyers, N. Merrill, T. 0. Watts, J. Weed snd A. L. Clark. To ths congressional convention were elected delegates as follows: John Dolas, H. B. Borthwick, 6. W. Barnes, D. J. ewitse r, J. H. Wilson and L. 3. Meserve. Norman Merrill was elected state central committeeman. The following precinct committeemen were appointed: Rainier, A. L. Clark; Deer Island, T. C. Watts; Oak Point, H. Tingle; Nehalem, O. T. Dsywslt; Clataka- nie, W. H. Conyers; Union, D. Davis; Scappoose, A. D. Holaday; Anbutn, U. M. Beegbley; Marshland, O. E. Elliott; Beaver Falla, O. E. Wonderly ; Bherman, H. Bum- gardne; Apiary, 0. Anderson. By motion the central committee was empowered to fill vacancies on ths ticket. Moved snd carried that tbs thanks of tbs convention be extended to ths people of clatskanis for tbelr hospitality, and to tbe Clatskanle bat.d for their music, and to the chairman and secretaries for tbeir services. The central committee organized by elect ing S. Darts chairman and A. L. Clark secretary. VKiUSOSIA GLKANlXaS. Bey. F. il. Fisher left Saturday for bis appointment at Mist. Prof. 0. 0. Adams came over from Houl ton on a visit Saturday. Cbas. Armstrong arrived borne from El liott's logging camp Friday. It is rumored tbat Frank Malmsten ex pect to soon start for tbe East, to be absent some tins. Prof. J. E. Dow is elrrking for F. A. Zill- Iit, tbs latter having been on tha sick list tbe past week. Mrs. Redmond has rented ths Vernonla hotel from Mrs. T. E. Mills, and hereafter will be pleaaed to wait on tbe public. Mr. Dane, of Upper Nehalem, passed through this city Friday on bis way to bis brother-in-law's, Andrew Elliott, of Pitts burg. Frank Tracy's smiling countenance wss seen on out streets Saturday. Frank says bs cannot swallow this fusion act, or words to that effect. Messn. Hober, Peter Bergersen, John Dallas, and Hans Cbrtattanaon, ot Upper Nehalera, were attending tbe republican primary in this city (Saturday. Wm. Placke left for Forest Grove on Wednesday of last week, returning Friday accompanied by his wife, wbo baa been ab sent ia Portland sines last fall. Chas. McCatiley bss purchased a boat and net at 8t. Helens and leaves this valley oa ths Sth Inst to take possession thereof. We wish you success, Charles. Ths prodigals are returning to their fath er's bouse. They would star by the reform party, but when It fuses with tbe democratic party it is too much for them. Qotfred Bergerson passed throngh our city with his two witnesses, Riley Thomss and John Smith, Friday, en route for Bt. Helens, where the former went to make final proof on bis homestead. Our popuiiet brethren do not like the term "fusion." One day this week two pops ware talking on our streets, when ont said to the other who had need tbe word fusion," "Don't say 'fusion but 'union;' it sounds much better." Messrs. Andrew Elliott, W. D. Case, and Bennett, of Pittsburg, were at the primary in this city Saturday. J. 8. Mows, U. M. Beegbley and Cbas. Mellinger were elected o represent thie precinct at ths county con vention held at Clatskanle. W. D. Case was nominated for Justice of ths peace and d. A. Wilkinson for constable. We see by the Clatskanis correspondence that Andrew Eaglets the populist candidate for constable. Ws can remember when this gentleman made tbe remark while in our midst, and before be turned pop, in words like thia: "Ws will build a wall se d d high thst the pops csn never be able to see over." And now be is on the outside of tbet fence. HARKiKD. Musorovb-Wakbbi an At Condon, Gilliam county. Oregon, Wednesday. March 80, im. Mr. Wm. Musgrove, jr., and Mim Mr. Musgrove is a well-known and popu lar young man of this county , and has many friends who will be pleased to learn ot bis marriage. Mrs. Mnagrove wss a popular young lady nf Seattle. Tas Mist joins in congratulations. Dr. H. B. Cliff paid a professional Tisit to Vsmonia yesterday. Mrs. A. "3. Hubert, sr.. has returned from California where she spent the past winter. Be. Q. G. Haley will preach in St. Helens next Sunday morning in the Congregational church, and in tbe evening in the Methodist church. Prof. P. 8. Duun, of the Willamette University, will lecture before the read ing circle this (Friday) evening;. Sub ject: "The Acropolis." At Mr, Dol man's home, Evangeliat S. W. Willis will conduct a series of gospel meetings in Prry' hall at Houlton, beginning Friday l ight, April Sth, at 7 :45. All are cor dially invited to attend. Seats free. Rejral aaafcea tke faed pare, r. K L & vt 4 Karl's Clover Root Tea, for consumption it's the best snd after using it you don t say so, return the package and get your money, Bold by Dr. Kd win Ross. Stop that cough I Taks warning. It may t.i to comminptlon, A 2o bottle of Hbiloh'a cure may ssve your lue. oow ty Dr. Edwin Roes. llnUs lies Stgsa'uSi r wnwes, Wfcat Dr. A. E. Salter Says BtirrAio, N. Y. Gents : Front my per sonal knowledge, gained in observing the efft-ct of your Shiloh's Cure In caaes of ad vanced Consumption, I am prepared to say it la ths most remarkable Remedy that baa ever been brought to my attention. It has certainly saved many from Consumption. Sold by Dr. r.awin mobs. OAKTOIIXA. ttails IS SB Slfuwe mrr vnjiea at NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Orncs at Obsooh Citt. Ob.. March 19th, J. NOTICE IB HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1 ill following-named settler has Died notice of his Intention to make Sual proof In support of his claim, and that said proof will he made b lore the Reglnter and Kscelvar at Oregon City, Oregon, on Itay imd, 1M, via: EMERY Bll.KNELL, Homestead Entry, No. 10,1167. for the eat of northeast M. and north ot southewt of aee- Uon 2, towuahip S north, range 8 west. He names the following wltnesnes to prove Ota continuous reaidence upon and cultivation of aid Uiid. vti: Wtlllaa. L. Brown, Frederick a Nlpn.tjvll nf Anlarv. Oregon. Lewis Y. Ban ser, of Hudnon, Oregon, and Jamas 1.. Butts, of ma!fi CHAS. B. MOORF.8, Eegfater. SUMMONS. In the Circuit Conn of the State ot Oregon, for Colombia uounyr. A. tuoda, Flalntlfl, ant , Vs. Paulina Biuda, Defend To Paulina glnda, the abore-uamed Defendant. H IHK fiAASKOI Uie BCAte or vreKUUI xuu f. hrhv nxiiiftreri to amjearand aoawer the complaint Bled aftalnst fou In the above entitled uit by Tuesday, ifay 10th, um. which la tbe Ar tinv f thA next terra ol Bala court iouow ins the expiration ol the time prescribed iu the order for the publicatioa of this auminona, and If Ton fail o to answer for want thereof, the r.i.tntitr will annlv to the court for the relief demanded In tbe complaint, to-wit: for a decree dtaeotving' the bonda of matrimony now and nereiorore exiauns oriweeu ,imiiiiu feudaot; for tbe eoata and diabuntements of thi ait; and for such other and further relief as may be equitable. Thia itinmiwi is published by order of the Hoo. T. A. McBride, Judge of the above-entitled Court, made this lath day of March, im. . . . n36nt Attorneys for f taint! tr. SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for Columbia (Xmnty. Geortte Kane, Plaintiff, vs. A. J. Alley and Jeaee Alley, uereDdauu. To A. J. Alley and Jmn Alley, Defendants. W N '1'HK NIHft IFF 1HH, B1A1E, Iff UttPMIU". i m m ml em h nf ron are hereby renniree. to appear and aiiawer the complaint filed gafiit you In the above entitled action by the 10th day of May, WS8, It being the Brut day of tbe terra of said Court neit following the ejtpira- rtnn ni !. nii,ltaJJon nf this ellinmona. and If you fall to answer the complaint tbe plaintiff win cauae your ueiauii w w eiiwrwu, to thn nnurt for tha relief demanded la the complaint, to-wtt: tor a iudgmeut asalnet the aeieuoans.A. 4. Alley luriiiecum oi wm interem aa me rate oi iu percem pwrunmn frnm the '2&i tv of October. 18M. tonsillar with S150.00 attorney 's fees and costs, and that a de cree be made against both of yon forecloetna; all Tntxroat whli.li v.wi had nn the 28d rfav of Octo ber, 1HM, the date ot the mortgage given by de fendant, A. J. Alley, to piaiuun, on me prem ise da.rihed. or have ainoe acauired In or to the KWk of the otherwise described an Int Nn 91 and the BKW of the N K' i' and the NJiVi of the BE J4 of section N a. 4, township Ho. 6, nortn of range no. a, wexi oi uie buimwm mHHritftn. in Columbia county. Oreflron. con taining 120 acres of land, and ordering said premuea sola accorainp; to taw, auu myyiymtf me proceed tneroi to toe payment ot wujuus- nneiit- Thlfl mmTniml la nnhltuhed DT order OI tne Hnnorable Jtidee nf this Court, made on tbe una day ol Marco, una. IlII.LARD A DAY. n25raS Attorneys for Fialntiff. Farm For Sale. A traoA oleee of land. eonUiolnff 160 acres, (or sale at a bus-gain. On thu place is a kuo fctcmy. two gwona, &:x&t, wen nm&ntxi; a oarn mxcr-i: thro aurvi nf orchard, beftrintr all kinds of fmlt; good g&rrlea; cut over SO kn of tame hay ftaeh year. One particularly good feature An connection with the plac ia th eedar timber, wnicn is miimaiea to ds worm wuo. For farther information call on J5. K. Quick Bt. Helena, or at this office. Terms ay. DENTIST Dr. Sighers or Dr. Reid Wn.t B8 IN ST. HELENS EVKRY MONDAY, TUESDAY, WKDNE8DA Y, 1 ASO IHUKoDAY OF 2ACU WEJiK Prepared to do - ALL KINDS CF DENTAL V,'0HK FULL SET TEETH FILLING GOLD CROWNS ,.7 60 to f 10 00 60 upwards S3 HI to SsOD We are here to star. Call and aae us and be con vinced that we mean buaiueea. All work guar anteed. Oftloe Neat Doer to Heaa' Druiratorei ST. HELENS, ! - : t ! OREGON CASTORIA For In&ati aad Children. tie ft. alalia bss every ViS Stfaatsie, . m OLE I E.E. QUICK Commtfstoner of Ileeda for Waah iugtou. G. W. COLE . Notary Public COLE &, QUICK, PROPRIETORS OF THORNE'S Kumerical Systejjfle Abstracts. Titles Eiamlned and Perfected. Abstracts Furnished. AsueaanieDta Kxamlned. lo auraoce Written. Taxes Paid and Convey ancing. 1 ST. HELENS, OBBGO.l. WaHTRD FAITHFUL VF.H OR WOMKJI to travel for r.p.tibi.estabHeh.d house laOvefnn. Salary S.(WaiMt anpenwa. Positiea CirKHK.Mt. lUtaraaM. KncluM aaif-addraaaed amce.l .nvaloi'.. The liauuaal. Star iaaur wo IMds., Chicaca. WANTED-FAITHFOI, MK! OR WOMKN to traval for re.nonaibla established houaa In Oregon. Salary SVM) and expenaeM. Fonitlun permaneut. aWerauc Encb.4. aaif-addrewed at.mped envelope. The Katiouai. htae inaur- mag., liuieago. WArTTltt) FAITHFUL S OR WOVHW to tiav.l for renon.ible .it&biiihad holme In Oreon. Bftlarv "rt0 and expenJi. Pwitba permanent. Heferenre. Enclose lall-adiwiaed iiii.(fi envelni. XL baikiual, riua itiauc auce bids., Chicago, WANTJKD FAITHFDL MBH OR WOMRH to travet for rt-sponsible twttabushe.1 houfte taiOreuott. tjw-liiry ml e.mntsv. Ytwuiua prniont. klrei)oe. EnfU.e v t-aritiU'-v(S a w)u;:tl .ovei.e. lii IsauviiU. ar auce i).uj., tuicaec Irz : 1 j JSN'cgctaWePreparaffonfor As similating rlieroodfindllcula ttafi iheStomadis andBowcis of rKTmotesT)icstion,CliCiruf r.ess aMFiist.Cootiilns ncit.'HT Optum.Morpliinf nor Mineral. KotWahcotic. Apcrfrcl Eemedy f orfenstspa tion, Sottr Stomacb.Dian lioea, WonraXkvnvulsionsJeverishr rjgs and LOSS Of SUXE TacSiuala Signature ot l.BWSSIS. exaoT copt vr vtappes. v lay ay ay iyt iyi ay lyi y ip Jjt ajja s a a r r- t r dftx.dmn s ft-twrrmat . J r?rWl. I nAnnlo UAon UtlUOCriT Keens always on hand all kinds of taple and fancy Rroceriea and provision, farm produce, tropical anr1. domenttc fraits in aeaaon, fine team and coffees, tobaoeo and cifrars. A tine line of confectionery alo in stock, aad various other apeefal urn. For Your CORNER COWLITZ AND MAIN itaBk. ST. H ELENSJV1EAT MARKET Ull Kinds of Fresh F,!satsf'K2jns. Bsccn sni lrri Meats by Wholesale At Special Rates. MAIN BTRFET, bi ST. HELENS Dr. EDWIN ROSS, Proprietor. tr DRUGS Patent Medicines, PERFUMES AND Prescriptions... Carefully and Accur ately Compounded.... DAY OR NIGHT. ClglirSeea A T t'V afar aHir - atfw AAAAAAAstAasa1tAAsaVs1Ay! COLUMBIA COUNTY LANDS ....For One hundred and twenty acres, IM miles from county neat; 40 aeres io cultivation! 1 mile from acbnolbouse; on Columbia river; price SUu 00 per acre. Timber claim; Soaerea; estimated at 4,009,- 000 feet of tlmtwr; aeceaaable to logging stream; price 1600 X Timber claim ; 180 acrea; over 8,000.000 feet ; price S60008. One hundred and twenty aeres; good or chard; 8U acrea good swale land; all land ia level; 1 mile from achootbouse; H mile from rttilroad station: 1 mile from tidewater; good chance lor conlwowl, COLE & Main Street, - - 1 C.To'Klc;;:::: 0i ' 4? V-V s. irrtRFNT Moi,ifi,s fltOM t2 1..U.JIL 3a, L4 I THAT i i &afeef FAC-GIWILn GicuATunn' -OF- 13 02T TIII3 WRAPPER. OF rYini BOTTXJE OI? 7 ' Oattorla Is jmt vs ia eas-sttt tettks tm.lf. It Is not ;! ia Silk, l'au' ailosr ahyona to SfcS ym anytime; tin aa tha plea jmniss tut it i is "Just aa good" ass "will aoar erary jon" r sea iUi jea pH O i.-S-T-0-it-I-A. j TksfM. ! amlls rr 1 t&mm ef Ijff a ty.ay atfaapt-arjara'ia'aayTrfflrw i t An " r r r Grocer fes. i STREET. ST. HELENS, OR James H. Sheldon, 8T. HELENS, OREGON. : n AG Y Fancy Toilet Articles. FANCY STATIONERY. Complete Line of. School Books... and.... School Supplies if, ai ,1ft. .i. W&L.MM MM m i Sale By.... Ten acres on MiHon ereek, Si mile from school: 8-room hoone, bam, ouJ,foui-a et. ; amali orcharu; $ acres ia cultivation; prka U6000. . One hundred and twer.fv acron of tiroiier land la tp ia, r 2 west; price tuuu itt. 8li hundred and forty seres of timber land tp 4 a, r 2 went; puce IM M per acre. Elphty acroa, at miles from county seat: all level and tinnier Rltsslnd; y. mpe from schoolhouse; on county roa.l; will swil in lu or io-acre tract; price per acie; part cash aud balance ou ttute. QUICK, St. Helens, Ore; cn a 'a 411 k V r "MS''"" ritry ahe THf - TO SO a I - la