The Oregon mist., April 29, 1898, Image 3

OREGON MIST.
FRIDAY, AP1UI, !.
The Columbia It Blowing rifling nt
tbli point.
Dr. Bom viaitcd Portland on bull
pen Monday.
Jat. McKay, of Sciappooae, wti in
town Baturtliiy.
W. F. Slaughter, of Mayger, waa In
town last Saturday.
Mrs. J. W. Day vleltod mlall vet at
Jjbancm thit wiuik.
Tliomat Clonlnijer was down from
Bcappooen Thurtduy. .
Mrt. L. E. Biiilrty, of lloullon, we
In I'oriUnd Thurtdny.
Mr. and kit. Bliddou wero visiting
in 1'ortlttnd tliit wuek.
E. E. Quick wu in Portland on a
butlnett mittioii Wednotday.
M. A. SwagAr, of Kolto, wat shaking
liandt with Irieadg liora Bunday.
John Dibbloe.oi Itainler, was attend
ing to buiiueai in rortlund Buturday
last.
Mrt. Ed. Poller, of Iloulton, wat a
pasaanger for Portland Wdnedy
morning. ,
John S. Vaooleve.of BcappooB., waa
attending to butlnutt in ttiii oily laat
Baturday. ;
Judge Blanohard waa in town for a
few miitutot Tueaday, on bit way to
Portland.
Mra. T. 0. Watta, of Goble, waa In
thit city Tueaday night, having re-
turnad from Porllaud.
K. H. Mitchell, of Vernonia, waa in
town Tueaday evening, and continued
on to Portland Wetlneaaey.
Mr. and Mra. W. B. Dillard and child
were paaaengera on the Hhaver Hun
day evening for Olatekanle.
Maior J. 8. Binearton waa dp from
Mayger laat Saturday attending to
buiiueta at the courthouse,
Mine Anna George relumed Tueaday
from Rainier, where the had viailed
relative for three or four daya,
Mr. Maurltt S. Liden hae leaaed to
Mr. W. U. Dolman the Bunker hill
liouaa and grounda for the year 1898.
Birdia llarria. who baa been oo
fined to her bed for nearly two weeka
with eerlet fever, la able to be up
tain.. -
Communion servicea will be held in
the Congregational church hero next
Banday, immediately after Sunday
auhool.
Alex Bword, of Vernonia, came over
tha mountain Monday, and attended
to buaiueaa niattera in tbia eity, return'
ing the next day.
Attorney Mendenball, of Portland
ni J. V. Lank in. were In the city on
W ednesday in the interest of the John
Keller ealate.
When niu hear a neraon danounc
log the pretideut at thia time of dire
aitreaiiiv. out that peraon down aa
not a good, loyal American.
The repubhcani have the beat ticket
to prevent to the people thit year it
! had in tevernl veara. Every re
publican can heartily eupporl it.
Mr. A. B. kittle atarted last Batur
W for Klamath county and other
Houthern and Eastern Oregon countiei
to iuepeot tome government aurveya.
W. F. Slaonbter. who, In company
with other parties, it telling out one
of the largt tl orcharda In Oregon, at
Mavser, Columbia eoumy, w quartereu
. Vi. I T. !,....., VlrA i.,al
Bv. Phllhrook attended the teoond
annual meeting of the Congregational
association m Portland thit week.
Mr. Gray attended aa a iubatitut from
iy mouth church, thia city.
Mr. TllorD. emoloved bv the Oreirnn
Wood Company on their wharf here,
hut nn oocailonal fuatt on mountain
trout. The flah enter the flume front
creek, and follow down unlil they
Anally deposited on the wharf
along with the wood, when Mr, Thorp
reconciler and usually aueceada iu
procuring a goodly number of the Utile
beatitlea.
WO GItAND DKMONSTUATIOSNS.
The M. E. Church will eivo a Mua-
al and Literary Entertainment in
the Opera Houae Friday Evening, May
Oth, Thit Entertainment will be tim-
ilar to the one (riven lust January,
liiolt wiit to highly spoken of by all
who attended it. The Program will
ppear next week. Admission 25 ott,
children 15 ctt. Nothing but lirtt class
talent will appear.
Ataetaor White wat in town Monday
preparing tome blankt for hit work.
Mr. while entera upon bit dutlet tint
year with a more thorough knowledge
nd undemanding of the work than
ever before. The amount 01 work ia
early increaalng, and it keepa one
peraon very nuay Irani early In the
prlnff to hoieh the atawument and
make up the roll by the laat of Augutt
each year.
Mra. A. Inveen, residing at 720
Henry St., Alton, III., auffered with
tciatio rheumatiam for over eight
monlht. She doctored for It nearly
the whole of thit time, using variout
remedial recommended by friends, and
waa treated by the phyticiant, but re
ceived no relief. She then used one
and a half hotline of Chamberlain's
Pain Balm, which effected a complete
cure. Thia it punlnhed at her request,
I the wanU othera aimilarly afflicted
lo know what cured her. Tha 25 and
50 cent aizet for aale by Dr. E. Boaa.
HOmEOM HAPPENINGS,
The atent foundation it being laid (or H
A. Perry's dwelling.
We er. vnrv slad to note that Mr. John
Franta la able tu be around agala.
We notice Mr. Hewn carrying h!a arm
,..,..,1 .... naufllllo f.r fa., it will "luill"
over. .
Tt and Mn. Tiurllneame went to Salem
Tueaday to attend the Evangelical ooofer-
ence.
u. I H TTrla cam. nn from Fort Stev
en and la apendlng a few daya with hit
lawny
Dr. Out Breached In thia place laat 8nn-
dav and hie talk waa quit Interesting,
pectally fala reference to the present war.
. "hike" hu antra a race in onr
town, and It la pleatant exerctae, allhoiiKQ
tha track la not aa aniooia aa in aoma cmw.
There waa a law (ratherliig at Perry 'a
ill Monday eiin a war rally. All
t the Etmond. Telegram, 23rd iutU
War newt arrived in 8U Helena du
in th ataxk two or three timea each
day, apecial to Thk Mwt, and waa bul
letined at the drug elore. Il proved a
nurna f much convenience to the
town.
The April apportionment of the
county echool funda appear in thia ia
ue, and ahowa 2153 echool children in
the county, a rale per capua oi
the amount appornonea Beiug o,
350.80.
"Wheat it now rapidly riaing In price.
wK.i there waa on hand by
local flrnn told laat week at 87, and
tha orevailinff price throughout the
lata thia week ia from 90 cente to one
dollar.
About 1,000,000 feet of flnetawlogt
were run down Milton oroek Inat Mon
.i Tn.i hlow tha oroaains of the
Bt. Helent-Scappooae road they Jam
med, and it will lane aome mue
looaen them. '
Ahnnt fifteen boxea of the flume
the etarting pointon Milton creek were
-....uh ..ttU hv the lona being run laat
Monday. The damage waa repaired,
however, in a day or two, and wood it
again being run.
Mrt. Dunwoody and Mitt Stattler,
proaeouling wiineaaea in the caae of
the atate of Oregon va. George Upton,
arrived here Wednctdny evening from
Ban Joae, Cel., aud are now ready to
appear In behalf of the ataie.
A beautiful Boleotion of hata and
bonnett of laleat atylee will be open In
Bt. Helene, commencing May loth,
1808, for the enaning week al Mra. W.
B. Buell'a residence, nearly oppoaite
' the tchoolhoute. Stylleh trimming a
rpecialty.
Two yeara ago B. J. Warren, a drug
elet at Pleaaant Brook, N. Y., bought
aemelltupplyof Chamherlain't Cough
vamiv 11a auma ud the retult at
followt: "At that time the goods were
irtlrltnuin ill thia teotion 1 today Cham-
berlain'a Cough Eemedy ia a house
hold word." 11 it the tame iu hundreds
of communities. Wherever the good
qualitiet of Chamberlain'a Cough Rem
edy become known the people will have
nothing else. or eaie uy ui-
Amerinana are the molt inventive
neoole on earth. To them have been
ittued nearly 600,000 patenta, or more
than one-third of all the patenta waned
in the world. No discovery of modern
veart hae been of greter beneiit to
mankind than Chamberlain'a tolie,
-Cholera and Diarrhooa Remedy, or hot
done more to relieve pain ""
.. .1 W. Vauchn. of Oakton, Ky.
aays: "I have used Chamberhtin't
Colio, Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy
i.. familir for several years, aud
find it lo be the best medicine I ever
uted for crampa in the atomach and
bowela. Por tuio uy ur.
hall
were ureatlf Inu riU)a in me uiuori,uo
aiiMChB", aim gwany enjoyeu vua aiugiut.
Hurrah for America l
VEHNOmA OLKANIN08.
Mr. J. 8. Mow waa 1b our city Wednesday,
Mr. Hoaford ia reported quits tick thit
week.
Mr. tnd Mra. Fitzgerald art quite tick at
prtnt.
Piitsbiirir ia booming out nw ttore, Mr.
lielinetl, propriBHir.
ti. frUndi of Mrs. Wdklnaon will be
pleased to learn of her recovery.
u,. t HnonMir. of Rldm-Hcld farm, waa
vlaitir.g friends la this oily Monday.
u. K a Kauri viltd a the Iloslord
aud Bpencer bomea iuursuay ana prim;.
Arthur Johnson, who has been worklmr
t i.iin'. raniu. came boiut on a abort
vlait IUU week.
u.. a iii.nal..n and Hanffhter. Merle,
Tisited at the home of Mr. aud Mrs. Iarael
Spencer laat week.
Mr. Bnsrka and aon, of Forest Grove,
aaed throngh our city on their way to
uonyalde, Bunday.
v m.iwa naaaed thronah onr city Sat
urday on his way to Hans Christiansen's
to look at a span of horses bsiore purchae
ing.
Hana (Jhriallanaon wa down from the
Doner river Monday. He reorU every
A meeting of patriotic cltlrena wat held
at the opera hall In this city latl Baturday
evuning, at which time epeecbea were made
by our leading citizens and singing of na
tional airs and patriotic tonga were listened
to. Mr. W. H. Dolman presided, and the
exerclnes were of a nature to create great
enthusiasm among our people In regard to
the preaent struggle between this country
and Bpuln. Pr. O. W. Oue, presiding elder
of the M. E. church, waa the principal
speaker, and bla remarka covered a broad
range, the principle port being, however.
In relating bla experience during the lute
civil war, hie subject being "War Reminis
cences." The doctor held the audience with
his interesting remarks for over an hour.
Ho repeatedly called the attention of bis
listeners to the important duty of assisting
Our exeoutlve In every possible way during
the present conflict, appealing to their pa
triotism in this sense.
Mr. W. F. Tlmmons followed Dr. Oue
tth an address which certainly appealed
to the true American spirit. His remarks
were well chosen and ably delivered. He
said It wat a time when there should be no
populixts, ao republicans, no democrats,
but all true, loval American citiseus.
Mr. W. B. Dlllard dwelt at length upon
the treachery and atrocities of the Span
lards as rsgards not only America, but
other nations, and his remarks were tuch
at to create the greatett enthusiasm.
Others tpoke in practically the tame
strain, among them being Mr. Judaon
Weed, Mr. E. E. Qaick, Dr. H. K. Vita,
Mr. G. A. Hall and others.
At about 10 : 30 the exerclaaa were brought
to a close by the audience and oholr sing
ing "America," amid the utmost entbus
lasra and cheering.
Practically the same kind of a demonstra
tion took place at Houltoa Monday even'
ing, when the volunteer company from this
city marched in a body to the ball at that
place, accompanied by many citizens, where
a large orowd gieeted them, and apeecnes
were made and patriotio airs rendered.
SDetches were made by Messrs. Judsoo
Weed, M. O. Gray, Dr. E. Boss, u. A. nan,
W. H. Dolman. Kev. W. I Blackwell, Uapt.
Henderson, Dr. H. B. Cliff and others. The
exercises were brought to a close about 10
o'clock with three cheers for the start - and
strives, three cbeere for President Kin-
lev, aud three cheers for the Columbia
county volunteers.
f ..iu tt.r. whnM iinn-nlavln(r always
deliubts a oielskanie audience. Prot. Sfilliu
dered three numbers ia magmiiHwu
style, with Miss Barr's piano accompani
ment. and hU playing Is wonderful to say
the least, while Miss Hsrr's technique and
expression on the piano shows that she te
umkliig progress anu iun vwis
front as a pianist. Mins Laura Oonyers re
cited the "Jonesville Hinging Choir- irom
"Joainb Allen's Wife" 111 excellent ij,
getting of the earnaatnesa and emphasis of
a dIgusUKl old lady to perfection. Upon a
recall she recited "The New Church Organ
in sn equally eftcctive manner. The reci
tations of Johnnie Campbell, Annie I er
nno, and Alice Blaokferd. were well rs
ccived, while the songs of little maidens in
the "Motion Kong" and "Turkey lurka
Krom Turkey Town" were enthuniaiitically
applauded, as was "My isU is Kngineer
by the girls of the mtermedinte department.
Madge Hiatt sang "O, fair Dove" qnlte
well, and Miss JoneV solo sustained ber
reputation, while "The Milk Maid" du-t,
not altogether new to the audience, was giv
en with a spirit that was caitivtlng. Mabel
tilackford undertook a diliicult part in her
monologue "Hlind Margaret,' but got
through with it in a commendable manner.
Theapectacular part of the evening wes
riven tnine"urinoi me japano
,y IA yoong ladles, costumed in Japanese
SUMMONS.
Ia the Ctwnit Court of the Btata of Oregon, for
Columbia County. - ....
T, A. Wuiio, J-Uuntiir; vs. Paulina Binds, Defena-
To piuilns Hluda, the above-named Defendant.
I N TUB NAME of the Btate ol OreKOU:
1 are herehy require.! to appear ami swer the
Smt tV Aiffrniar loth. vm. wh.cn i. tu,
"1st day of Hie neat terra of Mid court J""""-
UK the exl ration 01 u wo i'.c.."-- - -----
"1." ... .1.. ....t.ii...4..n ( thia aunimons. and
If you fKll o to au.wer tor want tlif rsol, the
plaintiff will apply to the ef'rt fyr the relief
Scinanded In the complaint, to-lt: '"'d,e.,3
oiaw iviuK " y"'" -,. ...A ,le-
nereioiore eximnni , ".I ' .i.t.
fendaut; for the coats and disbursements ol tUl
suit; and for such other and
nhove-euiltled Court, made this Win, day ol
March, mm.
V,
m2.1m
, McDocoai., W, A.M. iowas,
Attorneys for Flulntln.
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court ol Uie State of Oregon, for
Oeorae Kane. Flai.itlff.vs, A. 1. Alley and Jesse
Alley. Defendants.
style, eauh carrying a lighted Japanese lan
tern susiieniied by a wire ana swinging
a stick about 4 or 5 feet long. The marches.
evolutions, and skillful handling ol tnese
lanterns were brilliant la the extreme and
called forth the most enthusiastic applause.
In fact it was the most attractive exuiuiwn,
we bad enjoyed for many day, and was
an lmuiease success. ,
SCHOOL, APPORTIONMENT,
The following it the apportion ssent or
school funds for Columbia county, April
20, 1808:
DtST
Ci-aax.
CliATSKANIB NOTES.
W R. nillard ead family are spending a
few dayt in and about our city.
Mm Oarl Ward left on Monday. Intend
ing to Join her husband ia Eastern Oregon.
s Rica wife nf nurcountv sber-
lfr, has been vlsiuug relatives auu irwuuaiu
this vicinity.
a ..ho. Wall nf Pannavlvaoa. ia Tisitlnc
the West, and has been spending a few days
with bis cousia, isr. tiau.
t.i,n Una of Tmd creek, waa in town
Monday and took pert in the meeting that
evening, expressing hit loyalty In unmis
takable terms.
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iu
11
12
13
14
16
ie
17
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
Jt28
tit
SO
81
82
33
84
85
86
87
88
89
40
41
Jt
3
44
45
4tj
47
48
AooHtsa. UAmo'xt
J Leonard
K E Quick
C H EnglUh ....
O B Austine....
8 0 Tichenor . . .
O B Harris
Wm Holt
D W Freeman..
A D Holadav...
OBcar Elliott....
John Harris ....
H A Hosford....
W A Wood .....
Klla Wilson
J M Keddick....
Harah Blelimao..
Albert Wood..,.
A K Melis
3 R Headlee .,
TU Watta......
W DCase
N D Peterson . .
Harriet Crie ....
v J Peterson,
Q W Barnes .
Cbria Johnson..
K KThroon
T W Grant......
B M Bonis
I.itzie leion....
H A bmlth .....
Ellen Wonderly,
Klla Kyser....
62
63
64
65
66
It 7
N Plnckney.
lOsoar Waisenen.
V W Makinster.
F A Burlier.....
WC Kimr.......
lO E Pbllbrook . .
W H King..
W H Miller.
M Carr . ...
iO O Moyer .
W P Young.
R H Mitobell...
It O Davey...
John Prinuls
George Merrill
u:.. u.rila iMnea left for a brief visit to
Portland Baturday evening, lo return Mon- j m It LYoung .....
day morning in time to begin school in tbe 61jPrnnk Lonkey . .
Barr district.
Mrs. A. M. Wheeler, of Aatorla, was In
town two or three days visiting her oarenta,
and attended tbe graduating exercises Bat-
urday evening. .
Mr. and Mra. A. McOilvery moved their
household effects the first of the week to
Marshland. Mao expects to spend tha sum
mer at, V.01V1U a luggiug camp.
Prof. Anton Zilin was obliged to return
In Pnrtlanri HttirlV SO COUld OOt be With
us that evening, but we were fortunate in
seouriug him for irhluy evening.
J U Priiiale.
V E Malmberg.
Mrs hRodgera.
H Bennett ....
F MoDaniet....
A K Foute... .
Bcupnoose ,
Ht Helens.
D'r Island
Rainier .
Clatskanle
Kauviea ..
Warren ...
Fishhawk.
Hcanooose
M arsniano
tl. City...
Vernonia . .
Rainier....
Vernonia . .
Clatskanle .
Rainier . . .
Vernonia . .
Mist
Rainier
(loins
Pittsburg..
Mist
Mayger.--.
Mist
tyiiocy.....
uiatsxauie
Keasey
Bcsppooae.
Mavser.. .
Yankton .
Mist
Deleae... .
Kyser. ...
Csrico. ...
Clatakanie
Goble
Goble......
Apiary ... ,
Houiton ..
Clatakanie.
Valley....
Fishhawk
Perls ...
iClatekaine.
Vernonia
(Jtiinn ...
vernonia
Rainier . .
Braunsport
Mist ....
Vernonia
Mist
Vernonia
Warren .,
Buxton ..
Westport .
TTN TFf K NAMEOr iTl E HTA TBO K O K KtJON ,
wpvk'? t,.,-" r. ., th ioth
day o' May, im, It beina the rt day of the
term of aahl Court next iollowiiig the expira-
you fall u, answer the complaint the plaintiff
will cause your delault to be entered, and api y
to the court for the relief demanded In the
complaint, to-wlt: for a Judgment wain thy
defendant, A. J. Alley for the sum omoi. '.
from theaad day of October, Imt, '"
SI50.00 attorney sieee ami eo", ..Ti
cree be made against both of you fpreclo"" ?
Interest which you bad on the 23d day of Octo
ber, 1WH, the date ot tne monKe
. , . i .ii. t., ..Ulntitr. on theorem-
i-rt .!rihri. or have since acquired in or to
theNWJiof the K,J4 (otherwise described las
lot No. i) i and tbe HK'A of the N V. and the NK
of ther)K'4 of section wynimp . ,
north of range Mi. a, wew o u "
meridian, in Columbia county, Oregon, eon
Vm .H and ordering said
premtoes sold according to law, and applying
the proceeds therol to the payiacut ol said Judg-
mTlils stimmons is publlnhed by order of the
Honorable Judge of this Court, made on the
mhdayol March, l.iT lon D4Y
Attorney!! ior riwnwu.
AW OPEN LETTER :
To tVIOTHERS.
X!Z ARS 'AS22HT1KQ W TUB COURTS OUR' JTTOHT TO
THE EXCXUSIVE USE OF THE WORD "CASTORIA AND
nTCHER'S C ASTORIA," A3 OUR TRADEMARK-
, DH SAMUEL PITCHER, of Eyannis, Massachusetts, ,
was the originator of "CASTORIA," the same that
has lorne and does now tear .g. on every
the fac-8imUe signature of(JUcAt wrapper.
This is the original "CASTORIA" which has leen used in
the homes of the Mothers of America for over thirty years.
LOOK CAREFULLY at the wrapper and see that it uf
the kind you have always bought 071 e
and has the signature of wrap
per. No one has authority from me to use my name except
The Centaur Company, of which Chas. E.Fletcher is President.
Do Not Be Deceived.
Do not endanger the life of your child by accepting
a cheap substitute which some druggist may offer you
(because he makes a few more pennies on it), the in- i
gredients of which even he does not know.
"The End You Have Hway3 Bought"
BEARS THE SIGNATURE OF
CITATION TO HEIRS.
In the County Court oi the State of Oregon for
Columbia uonniy.
. ., ,,... IV.. 1T.Bai
ol Howard Webster, de- Citation to Heirs,
V? t v-m. nr. t. Thrnon. Hat-
tie E. Webnter, Elwln jL Webster, heirs-at-law
VI rj i .! . A0.tt. u.ieca Webster.
surviving vridow of 'deceased, and devisee under
the lout will of deceased, and to all other heirs
to all other persons Interested in the real tate
belonging to uie earn i n..,. r-
TT1K KTATK Ulf
1 on: Yon and each of you are. hereby
commanded to be and appear betore i jne Hon
orable Connty Court of the State of Oregon, In
for th. (fountv of Colombia, at the Con rt-
128 S) house, in St. Helens, In said County and Btate.
on Unnlay, the teth day of May. I, "
i'S ; U o'clock P- m. of said day, ft being the regular
wv, . Mft- t.rin oi saia uouuiy wun,
U any exist, why an order of sale of all tne real
E1??!. "JfTS'f ",T?h: utl ol. nli li
said court; the real estate described in said pe-
Utlm, Usui si ouewi, wa. .t.
The SOUinweil qnarier vi iia
4ve, (M) In towrnihlp five, (5) north ol range Ave
(5) went of the Willamette menuian. o .
Wo. elxht in block ehfht, and lot one in block
seventeen ; ana tne wem nan o, i,.v i-u. " .
in block No. two, ft) all in the town of Verno
nia, in Columbia eounty.Staie of Oregon, as laid
inThVofflce ol tie clelk of isid County and
In testlmoay whereof, t Jndson Weed, clerk of
the County Court of the Stase of Oregon, for Co
lumbia County, do hereunto set ray hftiid and
affix the seal of said Court, at my office In the
City of St. Helens. Columbia County, in the state
of Oregon, this 2th day of April, A, V. lew.
T,t County Clerk and Clerk of the
BJt AL County Court of Columbia County.
- State of Oregon,
a2m27 By W. A. HAKK1S, wpniy.
Insist on Hamg
The End That Never Tailed Toil
tns eswTAua eeMMirv, tt srwaaav araasT, nsw vmN aivv.
I HARRIS' CASH GROCERY 3
r :
I Keeps slways on hand all kinds of J
For Your
Keeps slways on hand all kinds of
staple and fancy groceries and
provtalous, farm produce, tropical
and domentic frulta in aeaon, fine
teas ana ooneea. ioi,a:t-o au
A tine line of confectionery also In
stock, and varlousolherspeciallies. 4
Groceries.
CORNER COWLITZ AND MAIN STREET. ST. HELENS, OR.
..a.AAai, ik. Jrl
ST. HELENS MEAT MARKET
Ail Kinds of Fresh tas, Hams, Bacon sr.d lard
ToUl
..$S380 80
... u .j u... ., .i . n....4
Baaratha I SUM tea run siwvti awa
Kgnatai
ef
TIsiMl Yea Rut lwn
Meat by Wholesale
At pecuu Kate.
MAIN" STBffKT,
James II. Sheldon,
ST. HELENS. OBEGON.
Number of children, 2153; rale per capita,
$2.fi0(i. J wa-na,
Notice to Creditors.
Capt. 8tewart, Fabrlqoe, Rush, Conyers. XT0TICB 13 HEKKBY GINEK THAT
and others, cave aorua aiunainc war reml-1 l ,i,.r.,nrl has. bv the County
niscences Monday evenir.e:. Anotbermeet- .,.. n, 8t.., 0r Orecon. for Columbia
ing was aiipointed for next ween. , County, been duly appointed administrator
, . . ..n i.. 1 .hi V;.: of John Elmore, deceased.
rants A visit to the source of supply re the estate of said deceased are bereoy no-
nnrtion of town. vemo, iu
CASTORIA
Tat Infants tvad Children.
Hulled Yoa Kara Alvrsys lglih
9
Bean the
Signature of
within aiz
months from the date of this notice.
K. K. OUiCK.
Adminlstrtor of theesUteof Joun Klraore,
laceased. a-""-'-
Teachers' Examination.
thinpt lovely and has bla seeding moetly all
done for the aeaeon.
Mrs. Arthur Johnson went te Clatskanlo
fj'imiay to procure medicine for ber little
daughter, who has been quite aiok, but who
ia now alowly recovering-.
Mr. T. H. North, of Clear creek, was In,
our citv Bunday. He reporta bla shingle
mill running full eapaciiy, and Is turninif
out some line shinies, forwtnoh be expects
to receive $1.20 per thousand.
Two gentlemen from Buxton, Messrs.
Stohl and Kobert Bullock, arrived pxr
city Monday, and were the guests. of
ard 8eaemaiii They were on their way to
the logging camps on tbe river.
A CORKKCTION.
To tub roBiio: I have reported to aome
nf mi neighbors that Commlealoner Frakea
had charged 20.00 for anpplying clothing
to Tboa. Headley, a county charge in my
oare, and aer oarefully examining Into the
merits of tbe caae I find my mistake and
uilnalv and gentlemanly apoilglae to Mr.
Frakes and my neighbors. I aaw the
amount allowed to Mr. rrakea for $20.00,
and thought it to be the aniouot allowed
him for the olothing he had purchased for
Mr. Headley, but instead it waa for hla aer-
vicea, and the bill for tbe clothing waa
allowed to Meier Frank, amounting to
$7 70. Youra truly, A. n. onsi.u,
here during his brief viit, and bia excel
lent talk Saturday evening convinced our
people that the republican convention at
A.w.rla did a irood act when they nomina
ted the professor for atate auperintendent
of nublio instruction.
v. .w 1 T T... has .old -.TnTinM TR HEREBY GIVEN THAT
. fr?i 1," ...MiiJ u ..,i.,.n .,,.1 hiiruiu of uiakins an exami-
will move in the aear future to tha vicinity nation of ali persona who rv tfleiu
. V. 1. . f..,iii., i.ra ahont ..i.m eaiiilidatea for teachers of the
m roriisiia. " "" :, - ' i. r T . ,t. the oountT
"n!on,nd a good Jitiaea, aud hi. depart- superintendent thereof
ure Will oe regrevieu. V.V..r""-i.-T,,iT herinnirii at
An Imnromptn war meetlng waa held In . ..lok V,' m. nted thia 28th day of
Krata nan auiui, ctvuiuh -1--
laraelv attended. W. H. Conyera waa
7ev.e,n,j;! 1 April, 18S8, 8cappooee. Oregon.
n. ijvhtvi. 1 j . u . nn, i.'i
ohairmaii, and W. B. iJlllsrd, Being pres-i County School Bupermtenoenw
ent. was called upon for some remarks. He I
.-,-u,l in a hrief address, full of patriot-1
ism and loyalty, which elicited hearty ap-
School Warrant Coll.
pl.use. His remarks were lo 'wJotn" UaToTICB 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT
j'w-b.t.-. thlohhaveCnesentedaVd
to oor flag and cord .al 00 opera Uon iwith the wmon nave "f'y , F ds .. wi M
president and congress injeir efforts to Not Fsia tor wu , in Bt Hel.
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I
ST. HELENS PHARMACY
Dr. EDWIN ROSS, Proprietor.
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PERFUMES AND FANCY STATIONERY.
Prescriptions...
Carefully and Accur
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DAY OR NIGHT.
....Cigars..
Complete Line of.
Druggists' SuMrie
School Books.,
and....
School Supplies
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president ana congress . - - - --- ......nt-iio
fmm Roanl.h tvranv and cruelty, paid upon presentatio
A resolution to this eliect was. adopted
H4IKN.
rAtiRix.-At Yankton, on Friday. April
22, 1H!W, to toe wiie 01 jv. """"i-daughter.-
joHNs.-In 8t. Holens. Oregon, on Monday
April m, woo, to me w""
a duuichier. -
Drcndtully Nerv.ua.
v..-. 1 u dreadfullv nervous, and
for relief took your Karl's Jlover Root Tea.
Itquioted my nerves and strenntlieeed my
whole Nervous System. I was troubled
n..uir.a,i,n Kitiiinv nitu oowc iiwxir
WltU ,,unnui.,-". ----- , ,
le. Yonr tea soon cieansea my wu
tem 0 thoroliKliiy tuai rapnuy ixn
111V health and strength. Mrs. b, a. oweei,
Hartford, Con. Bold, by Pr. Edwin Boss.
Cure that oouirh with Shlloh'B Cure. The
best Oouiih Cure. .Relieves oroup promptly.
1 ta m m butties win iai year, w
for 25 oenta. Bold by Dr. Edwin Koaa.
Khil.ih'i VltnliKor Inv
nietiitttelv rolievos sour stomftch, oomlnf?-
iirwf-food (iistrost, ana ih uie gri muuey
' . .. j .. U..1.I tn T 1. W. Uf.aa
Rnnt Tea Is a oleasant lax
ative. Keirnlataa the bowols. purities the
hinnri. tilears the coniplenion. hasy to
maae and pleasant to take. 25 cents,
by Dr. Edwin Koaa.
He not deoelved. A Couli. Hoarsenesa
or Croup, are not to be Irifl o with. A
dose in lime of Blilloh's Cure wl.l save yon
muoh trouble. Bold by ur. n,uw,n nose,
Ladles, take the best. If you sie troub-
1-.1 -.H..t!n aallow nit 1 11 and a
fH,i. take Karl s Clover lea. It is
uleasant to take. Bold by Dr. Edwin Boss,
plediriun our services when needed. Patri
otic songs still further added to the patriotic
fervor and were eung with a apirit. A few
ladies were present, and more would have
been bad word ot the meeting been more
freely oirculatea.
Tha ruination exercises of the hteh
,i.nr.i held In the church Baturday
evening. The audience room about the
pulpit bad been decorated with ferns and
lowers until it presented a very attractive
appearance. Heated on tbe platform were
the Doaru 01 euueauuii; jivi. t
man, of Portland, theoratorof the evening;
Prof. VVhitten. Ed(mr Colvin, the one grad
uate, and a nan onsen young uu
aentlemen composing the class of 13. 1 he
church was crowded, and some of the later
arrivals brought their own cnai, wum
many were compelled to find standing room
only. Miss Louise Barr gave a piano solo,
and three ladiea ef the junior clese aanga
graduating trio. Prof. Whltten then gave
a Driot report oi is seuuiu wu, a, ...
dnoed Kdgar Colvin as the tirst graduate of
the Clatskanle high school after speaking
in high terms of his efficiency and industry.
Ktlaar men oeuverea vn wawu ."v
"Aouuisition of Terrltoiy by tlie United
Btatee" that waa very well arranged ana re
cited in a clear and pleasing manner. Miss
Welch, of Portland, was called on and sang
a solo, showing a rich, smooth roice of ooa
airiarable compass ana powur.
aa cnuirman ui vuh avuw,
ens. Oregon. Interest will not be aiioweo
alter April 29, lotto. qtjicK, Clerk.
OASTOnXA.
Bean the j m m m "a" ww ""S"
Bigaats
ef
T!i9 Kind Yoa Ha Alwys I
VTKntTHTOI. Visit OR WOMUHI
to travel for responsible established house I
hinrema. Balarv JV'SO anil espauaes. rositioa 1
Bsnnanent Jar fare nee. Knclose ilf-addrMl
tamped .nvalops. The National, Star Insui-
aaee Sldg., Uhieago.
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Dr. Signers or Dr. Rem 4
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OR WOMBH
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ANTED-FAlTHFUt MBS
.a, in. MimtniiD aai
Kalarvinebalideipenaes. Position
TST
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aermanen't. Reference. Knoloss eif-addr.ssad
Sold
Biamtkad .nvelooe.
aiaoe BM., Chicago.
TheNaUocal, Star lnaur-
WHi BK IN ST. HELENS EVERY
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY.
AND THURSDAY 0 BACH WEiiK
-Prepared to do
ALL KINDS OF DENTAL WORK
- .u.n.llTl!l. UKn OR WOMRK
iiaini.ad envelope.
auceBldg., Chicago,
TVLL SET TEETH. .
FILLING
GOLD CROWNS
...V 60 to $10 00
,,. 50 upwards
...3 60 to 6 00
..iai,rn-liTTlinl. ITltW OR WOMKH
VV to travel for respounibleesUbllshed hoiiM
In Oregon. fry tM and .iiiisa. J" psltloa
Mrniausat. Retersnc Euohia. Mlf-addwassd
aVamied snv.lope. The SaUonaL. Btar iasux-
noe flldg., Chleago,
tl.lo ttall. 1
board, alter a tew worus oi cunKraiuiouu,,,
presented tbe graduate with a diploma, sad
after another musical selection, Prof. Ack
erman, in a talk of half an hour, gave some
excellent ana practical mwu, "
tiunal lines that were appropriate and were
appreciated. He seems to have the faculty
of saving Uie right thing : at the right, time.
Another vocal selection by Miss Welch, and
a few commenoatory woroa irum uiri
Merrill and Knglish, dosed an evening of
interest and profit to ull who attended.
The exercises connected with the closing
of our achools atf-rded a rare treat to the
people of thia vicinity. Very exten-ive
preparations had been made for two even
It was found neces
sary tu reverse the order intended and have
the graduating elsroises on Baturday in
stead of Friday, so no Friday evening, at
Conyer's hall, a rich and varied programme
of reoiHiuons ana niumo " "
large and appreciative audience, rhe pro
gramme was made more attractive In a
musioal way by Prof. Anton Zllui, of Port
land,, a prlnoo among violinlBta, and MUa
Reyal asakea the toed pan,
wtaalwuM and delicto
fs7l
kbioluttiiy rui
aevM. BMtron sewnvse.,, iwwvx.
; We are here to stay. Call and see "us sad beeoo-
vinoed that we mean Duuueaa.
an teed.
Ofllc. Next Door to Rosa' Drugstore
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COLUMBIA COUNTY LANDS
....For Sale By....
One hnncired and twenty acres, M miles
from couutyseat: 40 acres la cultivation; I
mile from schoolhouse; on Columbia river;
priee a) 00 per acre.
Tlmberclaim; SOaeres; estimated at 4.000.
000 feet of timber; aocessahle to logging
stream; price tUOO 00.
Timber claim ; 160 aorea; over 8,000.000 feet;
pries aooo on.
One hundred and twenty sores; wod or
chard; DO acres Kod swale land; all laud is
level; 1 mile from sehoolhoiie; mile
Jram railroad station; 1 mile iroin tidewater;
good chance lor oordwood.
Ton acres on Milton creek, 4 mile from
school: 8-roora house, bra. oiuhouses, etc.;
small orchard; 8 acres Iu cuJiivauou; price
aiiaix).
One hundred and twei.ty acren of timber
land iu tp 4 n, r 2 west; price ou0 cu.
Wa hundred and forlr acres of timber
laud tp 4 n, r west; price Ifi M per acre.
Eighty acres. & miles from connty seat;
all level aud timlior slashed; nnlo from
at-hiiol house; on county road; will sell In 10
or 20-acre tracts; price J)00 per acre; part
cash and balance on time.
COLE & QUICK,
Main Street, - - St. Helens, Oregon
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Commissioner of I . . Notary Publio
Deeds for Wash- I
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COLE & QUICK,
PROPRIETORS OP
THORNE'S
Kamerical Systcijtle Abstracts.
Titles Examined anil Perfected. Ahstraets
Vnrnlah.l. ARNeHment Ksamiiiml. In-
siiranoe Writteu. Taxes Paid and Convey-
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