OREGON MIST.
Friday, Jane 17, 108.
W qui lorgoi mat Bt. Helens U to
ewiubratv too jrouriu to nrst-clati style.
Tbt steaajer Shaver look an exoufr
eloa party from rorUand last Sunday
u uiiib puiut uuwa too rirer.
xu Uoiumbia i tblt place for the
twenty-four hour up to 6 o'clock
TUUitesy wornlog, raited Inches.
Dr. J. A. Roid, the dentist, it find-
ing- all the work lie eaa attend to here,
lie wurk seems to give entire wtittao
ion.
Holders or warrants of the oily of
fit. Hi'lena, endorsed prior to January
an, iov, can now receive the raoney
who iiitereit, Dy prumnuug lUum to
the city venturer.
The Astoria railroad la proving
great convenience along its line, espec
ially frum Uoble dawn, where it some
times happens that a burned trip to
Uie metrupulit bet-oines necessary.
IiYeri of Ire cream can have their
appetites appealed by calling at the
home of Mr, and Mr. (leo. Mayger.
lira. Mayger keeps that dulioaoy for
sale lure tuya in eurit week Sunday
3'ueadny, and Thursday.
It Is reported that the steamer
Bailey OaUort will be taken around
to the Bound to relieve the steamer
Flyer, which is to be equipped with a
new boiler. The Oatiort was built for
the run which li now covered by the
Flyer.
E. A. BUckmore, purser on the
Ma.oot, formerly night clerk on the
Liirline, was married on Wednesday
of taut wek in Vanoouver, at the resi
dence of the bride's parents, to Miss
Minnie Moor. Th Mist estendi con
f ratulalioos.
Assessor Msrtln White Is In ths Car
Ico valley district this week looking
lor valuations. Martin will give Co
lumbia county the bout assessment
this year it has ever bad, and the fact
of his receiving 200 majority ever bis
opponent Is assitranoe that the people
know and appreciate blm.
Mr. W. A. Weod, of Rainier, late
populist candidate for superintendent
at county educational matters, was a
successful candidate before the en
twine com it In Balem week before last
for admission to the Oregon law bar.
There waa a large okas, and quite all
( tits applicant were successful.
nu - .. . t.
A iiviv BTW u jus as ww ivpuii.i.
remtlning in this connty, and we wish
to say to them that If they really wish
to go to work they can go to (he wheat
fivliii of Eastern Oregon, where men
are now in demand at wages of $3 25
pr day for harvest hands, and 93.00
per duy for bands in threshing crews.
The operation uf the Astoria road la
seriuuily sJfneUug the businoss of the
boats, says the Astoria News. Uuless
the railroad is able to materially stim
ulate business enough to mske up for
the defection some of the beats will
bare to be taken from the rout. It
is rnmored that as soon at ths seaside
business is over that only two boats
iU be operated.
Prof. A. E. Breece, of Portland Uni
versity, will give a lecture on "Malay
sia," ill ustraUd by stereopticon views,
t the following placet: Tuesday,
June Slat, Houllon; Wednesday, June
22nd, St. Helens; Thursday, June
83rd, Warren. Prof. Breece was a
teauher in Singapore, Malaysia, for
three years, and took his own views,
aoveral handled In number. Don't
forget; ft. Helens, June 82nd, In the
Congregational church.
Charles E. Rice met with ft serious
accident in the logging camp of Love
green 4 Prahl, near Clatskanie Mon
day morning. He bad out down a
large fir tree, which full beside a cedar
tree, and among several stumps, caus
ing it to spriti?, and when he sawed
the butt cut off, it sprang back, catch
ing him between it and tree, meaning
the lower part of his body. It was
necessary to foil the tree bafore he
eould be extricated from his perilous
position. Ha will recover.
The wood business in Bslnier is not
as good as w could wish, and yet there
is considerable being done steadily.
The large pile which was placed upon
Water street for the railroad company
disappeared as if by magic, and Mr.
Blanchard's mill in running steadily
to replaoa it. In fact there is little
wood cat ahead ready for market. If
there were 6000 corde seasoning now
it would all be sold before next apnng :
whsreas there is not one-tenth part of
that ptii and boats are compelled to
burn green wood. Rainier Review.
Motrs. J. W. Bell, J. B. Day, and
J. A. and L. A. Russell arrived here
on the Telephone Tuesday morning
direct from Harper, Texas, with a view
to locatinr. but after making inquiries
discovered they were In the wrong sec
tion ef the staUi. and took the return
steamer for Portland, from where they
Intended soing to Eastern Uregon
They were not accustomed to fir trees
and stumps, snd derided to go where
the could follow thair trades har
vesting wheat and raising sheep and
oalllo. .. .'V, " ;"''-':-'v
The rnn ol salmon is improving each
dav la Quantity and quality. Espeq-
i.il. t. thla tuna with ths blue-buck
specie. One boat came in to Sheldon a
wharf Tueaday with 125 of these fish,
mil run Uiahardaon reported with
200 blue-backs. The outlook for ths
balance of the season is most encour-
mmina tnn indications diu lair i ""
uMu , r, rAi&n a am all fortune. Later
in the day, Tueaday, Ed Peok brought
In over BOO nounds of blue-baok
nsn At Rnaia are averaging now
boot 600 pounds ol salmon, and the
fish are very large.
Mr. Mayger psaaed through town ye -
terday on bis way to hi. neiens,
ths Mayger Company are conducting
an Ktamivn business, and while here
ha.nl tn remark to business
man that their oompany had Invested
tmftivt at Mavs-er in Und and tin
provementa. They are now about to
...im Ann fat. nf tnk along the rail
road traok, having secured a o"ntr";
for 6000 cords in the aggregate 4W
or more to be delivered eaon
I ,.,.. willbeflumed
in th. H.ialr. whare a steam saw win
cut it ia two. This is going to give
employment to a considerable force oi
men at living wages. v,iuioi
ine tax-roll af Colunibia ennatv
when turned buck to the county court
vn me oin oi July wm contain about
in iuk
t's.vw aunnqtiuacisa. Up to Tues
day of thla waak thnra had hann anl.
leoied (20,727, and at that time the
sheriffs were busy balanoing the roll.
The olerk will have to make up the de
linquent roll Immediately after the
July term of county court, and after
e aennqueat roll la returned to the
aherlff collecting will be returned, when
it la more than likely almost the en
tire amount will be paid in. Of the
remaining (12.000, a great portion of
it ie tax due from peraons who are
able to pay, but who wait until the
very last. The tax tlilt year will prob.
ably be collected no to within SlfiOO
or (2000 of the full amount, which was
?lU,aUU.U0. When that amount it an.
plied lo the county indebtedness thers
will not remain a very large amount.
Bad management keeps more people
in poor oiroumatancns than any other
one cause. To be tucoetaful one mutt
look ahead and ulan ahead to that
when a favorable onoortunitv tirasenia
itself he is ready to take advantage of
it. A little forethought will also save
much expense and valuable time. A
prudent and careful mau will keep a
bottle of Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy in the home,
the shiftless fellow will wait until
necessity compels it and thsn ruin his
best horse going for a doctor and have
a big doctor bill to psy, beaidea; one
pays out 25 oentt, the other is out a
hundred dollars, and then wonders
why his neighbor is getting richer
while be is getting poorer. For sale
by Dr. Edwin Sou, druggist.
Mr. H. O. Howard, of the Yankton
sawmill, was in town Tuesday after
noon, and to a reporter of this Daoer
slated that while he was not rushed
with orders at bis mill, he is doing a
good business. He has shipped a
number of carloads of lumber to Port
land this sprint-, and is at breaent
loading another car at Houllon. Mr.
Howard has s splendid local trade that
keeps his crew of tea men constantly
busy. The lumber he abipa ia princi-
? tally cedar, used In the sash and door
actories in Portland. Mr. Howard
ttetea that he has about 8,000,000 feet
of logs in the creek, and will be buty
toe entire summer ana fail manufac
turing them into lumber.
J. M. Russell, a Portland speculator
In wool, returned Tuesday from a tour
through Idaho and Eastern Oregon,
where he hsd been examining into the
condition of last spring's clip. He
found the wool not quite up in quality
to that ol last year, as the dry fall ol
18U7 had caused it to ret full of duet
on the aheop's back. It is, therefore,
not so bright, while being heavier in
weight. Mr. Russell says the reason
no wool has been bought so far this
season ia that there is a difference ol
three cents between buyer and seller,
and the sheepraisers are in pretty good
shape financially, and therefore able to
hula tor a while.
St. Helens is to have a rousing cele
bration on the Fourth, and Tuvites
people from other places and sections
to join her in malting the day one of
the moat enjoyable ever witnessed
Committees will take op their work at
once and push the arrangements with
vigor, insuring a gala day. There will
be good singing, good music, interest
ing sports, an able oration, and a grand
ball Let everybody come and help
us not only celebrate the Fourth of
July, but we want to let Mr. Dewey
know that we have not forgotten what
be did at Manila. While we are doing
all this ae must not forget to remem
ber the Maine.
The grand chapter of the Order of
Eastern Star, iu aeaaion in Portland
this week, elected the following officers
for the ensuing year: Grand worthy
matron, Mrs. Madeline a. Conkling, of
Roseburg ; grand worthy patron,Luther
M. Davis, of Portland ; associate grand
worthy matron, Margaret L. Lutke, of
Portland ; assooiate grand worthy pa
tron, Thomas F. Kyan.ol Oregon uity ;
errand secretary, Mrs. Josephine D.
Croaker, of Ashland ; grand treasurer,
Mra. L. Cavana, of La Grande; grand
oonduotreaa. Mra. Mabel Johna, of
Baker City ; associate grand conduo
tresa, Mrs. Jesse L. Vert, of Pendleton.
The costal anlborities have let a
oontract to the O. R. A N. Co. for the
carrying of mail between Portland and
Aalotia at (UWU per year, u ne con
tract alto provides for the taking on
and dropping of mail at all interme
diate points on the river. At each
steamer carrying mail ia provided with
a postal clerk, there ia no work at
tached to tne contract ior me ateaiu
boat employee. This is the first con
tract let in Oregon for the carrying of
mail aince the quadrennial weighing
was completed a snort time ago.
xr.annln errand lodge it in sesaion
thla week in Portland, aa la alao grand
chapter, O. B. B. To tne-iormer
Messrs. V. w. uiarc, juusou tdu,
and D. J. Switser are delegates from
the lodge at this place, and to tne in
ter Mr. E. E. Quick and Mrs. J. G.
Muckle from Mitpah chapter, the
latter being the treasurer of the grand
chapter.
Commiaaloner Phil Frakes, of Soap
pooee, waa in town Wednesday shak
ing hands with his many friends. The
congratulations, in some instanoee,
were in the way of mild liquid refresh
ments, some of the boys taxing a oioto,
otbera a grain ol conee. uurs
both. Phil can be aepenuea upon vj
"treat" hie frieude arigbi ail rignt.
Mr. P. Ketohum, of Pike City, Cel.
aaya : "During my nrotnera law ai
neaa from scialio rheumatism, Cham'
i. .i-t.,. Pain Balm was the only rem'
that save him any relief." Many
others have testified to the prompt re
mm arhinh this liniment affords.
For sale by Dr. Edwin Ross, druggist,
nr. i.h tn nail the attention of the
natrona of T. O. Watte, of Beuben, to
his ad appearing in this issue.
ur-ii. narries a complete 111
groceries and provisions, flour, gra n,
and feed, and those who deal with him
will find low prices and square dealing
his motto.
Charley Gable is having the north
half of his bowling-alley building n
?l j r in.i,l. The room would
make a neat and bandy office,
order on the
.."?:r""TnV the sale of per.
'"'"ZZ n the C. E. Messing
HUH'
estate.
Rev. Fbilbrook will preach at Soap
pooae next Sunday morning and ereo-
The county treasurer has a call for
warrants In this issue up to December
1st, jtjua.
The Columbia County Sunday School
Association it in tession at this place
as we go to preaa. There it a large at
tendance, and much enthusiasm ia
manifest.
Mr. Pague, the local lorccatt official,
taya the rivers will eontinue to rise
alowly for the next aeveral days. It
is expeoted the rise at Portland will
not exceed 21 feet.
Among the list of names of persons
having patents at the Oregon City
land office, we noticed those of Ralph
Kogiirt, of Pebble crank, and John
Karth, of the Bunker bill district.
Rv. fl flrnvftnnr T-Taln will riraaeh
in Houlton next Sunday morning, and
In St. Helens in ths evening at 8 : 00
o'clock. Subjeot: "The Cedars of
Lebanon." rsa, civ., 10.
Mr. N. C. Dale and Mitt Fora A,
Turner were married at the home of
J. A. Ray, near Pittsburg, on the 29th
of May last. Both the contracting
partiea weie residents ol the flebalem
valley,
The tteamer Oregon went aground
near Hantliorn't cannery, at Astoria,
Monday night, but was floated the
next day and proceeded to f ortland.
Her steering apparatus waa out of
working order.
A letter received from George Tuck
er, formerly of Vernonia, states that
be is happily on hit way to Dawson
City. George aaya the weal her ia very
warm at Lake Bennett very similar
to July weather in Oregon.
Mr. Eber E. Rioe and Miss Maode
E. Chamberlain were married at the
residence of Phillip Sheeley, near Ver
nonia, on May 17th, by Kev. Jr. M.
Fisher. The parties were from Wash
ington county.
The house of representatives on
Wednesday passed the Hawaiian an
nexation treaty by a two-tbirds ma
jority. Three repnblieana opposed it,
eighteen democrats, eight populista
and four futlonista favored the resolu
tion. There is a new organ in the Congre
gational churob in this city, which is
a neat and valuable ornament. It ia
an Eetey make, chapel atyle, light in
color, aud superb in finish and tone.
TbeJnatroment waspurohased by pop
ular subscription, and is duly appre
ciated by the Sunday school, members
and friends of ths church. When a
bell and library are added Plymouth
church, of St Helens, will be perfec
tion in all that attends tuch a structure.
Newly-elected county officials will
be hustling bondsmen from now on for
a couple of weeka. The olerk is re
quired to file a bond in the turn of
(10,000, the treasurer in the torn of
(15,000, the sheriff in the sum of (10.
000, atsetaor (5,000, surveyor (5,000,
coroner3,000, County judge and com
mittioners are not required to file aa
official undertaking, but justices of
the peace and constables mnst file a
bond In the sum of (1,000 each.
I was seriously afflicted with a cough
for several years, and last fall had a
more severe cough than ever before.
I have used many remedies without
receiving much relief, and being rec
ommended to try a bottle of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy, by a friend,
who, knowing me to be a poor widow,
gave it to me, I tried it, and with the
most gratifying retails. The first bot
tle relieved me very much, and the
second bottle baa absolutely cured me.
I have not bad aa good health for
twenty years. Respectfully, Mrs.
Mary A. Bkaed, Clftremore, Arkanaaa.
Sold by Dr. Edwin Roaa, druggist.
Vernonia will celebrate the Fourth
in a tilting manner with a Sunday
school and patriotic picnic The oamp
ground at that place will be arranged
for such a demonstration, and it is de
aired that the reaidenis of the entire
valley join in making the occasion one
fitting to the times. There will be an
oration delivered by Rev. A. E. Myers,
of Houllon, reading of Declaration of
Independence by Mies Bottler, of fort-
land, and other appropriate exercises.
A. gosxl programme win oe renaereu.
Rev. F.M.Fisher will be master of cere
monies. Committee on music J. 8.
Mow, J. E. Dow and Miss Stella Hos
ford. EDUCATIONAL MEETING.
ent Watts, the local educational meeting
, . .it - . . . n ; i u - II
was opened a & rrn.i uu vw,
pooie last Hatnraay forenoon. Owing to
Inclement weather the attendance of teach
era waa not large, but enthusiasm waa none
the less generous. m
The first session ws deToted to dtscna
slnn of schoolroom difficulties, how to rem
edy them, aad how to draw teacher, pupils
aad parents closer together in school work.
to tea e"u mat irmwr eiuuiwuuj uukm ,v
yanoed by Prof. Acktrman were highly ap
preciated by teachers and parents alike,
ediicalianal problems of today.
garding the relationship of teachers to their
school, anaoi parents , mnawu w.
well founded and calculated to draw teaon-
and nimllR Into Donmon under
standing of our publio schools Dr. Roaa,
of HI. Uelons, gars a ciear-cut ana mwraii.
1ns tela on nygiene in tuv mnuwmun, u
QOUIQUU.IUI
Many phaset of school work were dis
cussed by the teachers and parents present,
ana an u rv-u vll" " " w..-
plete auooess in every particular.
o'olock with song by quartette, consisting
of MisaGrant. Mra. Mildred Watts, Messrs.
Watts end Fulkerson. with Miss Watts aa
..... .- . I . I V. U ITnlrrannn -auit
oraaniet. bhw ""inn -v.-v...
poem entitled "the other aide of the qnes-
able paper upon the "value of publio
arhools. which wat very favorably re-
oeivod. That the meeting waa a success
was evidenced by toe many expressions w
satisfaction heard on every band.
The following teschera were P?aent:
Misses Cbeldella, Wetle, HeGrarT Wright,
Burllngsme. Tompkins, Watts, Mra. W . T.
Watta. Mrs. Rose Watts, Messrs. Acker
man, Faion, Fulkerson. Dr. Ross. Rev.
Meyers and many other school olnoera and
frienda of the teaohera.
VALLEY ITEMS.
M J. Dupont, while en the Bunker hill
range last week, shot two large black bears.
N . J. Dupont oama home to vote, return
ing to the fishing grounds the uight of the
Adam Bhevie'a house waa consumed by
fire one day last week with all its contents.
The origin ol the fire is unknown.
Mr. Blntek and family left on the 8rd of
the month for Nebraska, there to make
their future home. Mr. Hintek aold bis
boineetead right to Adaist Bkevie.
SCHOOL REPORTS.
Report Of Valley achool, district No. 1,
for the month ending Jane L
Nambsr of dave taaeht IB
Number of daya attendance.. 234
Number of days absence. &4
Number of puoils enrolled ..... '6
A varaxe daily attendance. lot
Pupils who were neither absent nor tardy
during the month were Eva and Jokanie
Hobtaka, Leontlna and Rene Dupont, Con
rad, Sofia and Alex Uambalskt.
Those receiving 100 per cent in deport
ment were Olara and LanoraBlotek. Those
averaging over 96 par cent in deportment
were Bertha Soblskl, Martha, Lndwtck and
Johnnie Slntek, Leontiae and ReueDopont,
Willie Beekineyer, and Alex Rambalskl.
Ran Dawso, teacher,
Soarrooai, Or.. May 28, 1898.
Report of Mountain View school for the
month beginning April 18 and closing May
13. 18U8:
Number of daya taught 20
Number of day attendance..... COT
Number of daya absence 48
Number of times tardy... 4
Number of boys enrolled 14
Number ol girls enrolled
Total number enrolled 88
Averaore number beloneine'. 87
Average daily attendance 86
The following named pupils were neither
abaent nor tardy: I.ulu and Lewis Butch-
man, Katie and Haggle Callahan. Fred
Grant, Vearl Hutchineon, Jannle. George
and Leila Lousignont, One Newman, Mar
guerite Nash, Grace Ostby.Busle Fomeroy,
Ella Vantleve, Julius Newman.
Mat. W. T. Want, teacher.
Da'aa Iauan, Or., Jnne 8, 1898.
Report of Deer Island achool, district No.
30, for the month ending J une 3, 1898 :
Number of daya taught ZO
Nnmber of daya attendance ..21VH
No rubor of day absence
Aver sue daily attendance 14
Number of times tardy..
Number of girls enrolled "
Number of boys enrolled 8
Averadt number belonging. 17
Those neither absent ner tardy during
the month were Laura Merrill, Mabel Mer
rill, Edna Olsen, and Ines Olaen.
Bsataicc afaaaiu,, teacher.
Fourth of Jnly Committees.
The following committees have been ap
pointed to assist In the eelebration of the
glorious Fourth to be held ia thla city. It
is the desire to have a rousing time bare,
and the entire surrounding country ia cor
dially invited to oin ut. Those whose
names appear upen the committees will
please meet at once and decide upon the
coarse to be pursued. The first named in
each instance Is ths chairman of ths com
mittee:
EXECUTIVB.
E. E. Quick, U. C. Gray, David Davis,
John Lamberaon, Jamee Sbeidon.
FHUSC.
W. A. Harris. Mra. M. C. Gray, Miss
Maada Decker.
0B0D1TD8.
James Muckle. 0. W. Blakesley, W. B.
Basil, Tbos. Cooper, A. King, x
BPOBTS.
H. R. Cliff, Geo. Mayger. i. N. Rice, Jaa.
8heldon,Ed. Joseph.
MUSIC.
Mrs. J. G. Muckle. Mrs. G. A. Hall, Mra.
A. Hubert, Adin Ross, Miss Maude Decker.
DBCOBATIOir.
J. K. Blakesley. L. L. Decker, Miaa
Maada Watt, Mrs. J. G. Flank, Mra. G.
Haley. ;
ranmira.
A. J. Dewing, G. A. Saaford, W. H. Del-
man.
KKCtPTIOK.
Mra. W. H. Dolman, W. B. Dillard, Rich
ard Cox. Jaatea Muckle, E. M. Wharton.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mrs. C. H. PlKgott spent Sunday in this
city.
Mr. G. C. Jtqulsh.of Reuben, waa in town
Monday.
Mr. W. H. Dolman was in Portland on
Tueaday.
Jack McKle. of Stella, waa in town laat
Saturday.
Mra. Philhrook.of Houlton. wat ia Fort-
land Tuesday.
Dr. H. R. Cliff waa called to Goble on
Wednesday.
Mr. Geo. Moeck, of Rainier, waa in town
Wednesday.
Dr. Edwin Rosa waa called to Clatskanie
Tuesday. by telegram.
Will Prlnirle, of Pittsburg, wis in town
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. T.J. Cleeton went to Oregon City
Tuesday to attend circuit court.
Mra. E. Perry, ef Houlton. attended the
pioneer meeting in Portland this week.
Mr. II. W. Clark, of Houlton. waa a caa-
aeager for Portland Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. Enoch Meeker attended the Oregon
Pioneers' meeting at Portland Wednesday.
Mrs. James Dart was In Portland on
Wednesday attending the Pioneers' meet
ing.
Big Wilkinson, the new constable for
Auburn precinct, waa on our streets Mon
day.
Mr. and Mra. J. li. Perrv. of Portland.
3 lent last Sunday in this city visiting rela
vea. Surveyor Masenre came np Tuesday from
Delena to straighten up the affaire of his
offloe.
Jndm J. B. Doan waa lookintj after pro
bate mattera in tbia city Tuesday and
Wednesday.
If ml W. L. Cnrrv. after visiting relatives
here tor about a week, returned to Portland
Monday. -
Mrs. H. R. Cliff and children are visiting
at Oak island this week, the guests of Mr.
aad Mra, Frank Dow.
Mr. Wm. D. Coanell has returned from
Skagwav, where he went several months
ago. He may return to Alaska thla tall.
County Clerk-eleot J. O. Watts waa in
townTuesdayarranglngaome preliminaries
preparatory to Inking charge of bis new
office.
Ksyal aialua Mm toad swr,
wholeaoam aee deUsaaaa.
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Jude Blanch a rd, of Rainier, waa in town
Tuesday morning, and continued on to
Portland to atleud the Oregon Pioneers'
meeting.
Messrs. Geo. Mayger aad Jo Evaraul
took a flying trip to Portland last Bunday
afternoon by the bicycle route, returning
on the Bharer in the eveuina.
Mra. Etterson and daughter, who have
been visiting Mr. and Mr. Bheldon (or
some time, returned to Portland Monday,
accompanied by Mra. Bheldon.
TREASURE HS NOTICE.
Codhty TBSAroaaa's Omcsi,
Bt. If ki.ks, Ob. . June 17, M9B.
NOnCB 18 HKRKty OIVEN THAT ALL
unpaid County Warrants of Colombia
Connty, Oregon, wblch have been praseuted
and eudomKl: "Not l'ald for Want of Funds,"
Sirlor to Ueo, 1, 1H95, will be psld upon prenen
atlun at thlsolBce. Iotorent will not be allowed
alter tbia date. X H. WHAM OK,
I7JU Treasurer of Columbia County, Oregon.
CITY TREASURER'S NOTICE.
Notice is hereby riven that all warrants
of the Oltv of Bt. Helens, Oregon, presented
and endorsed "Not Paid for Want of Funds"
op to January 28th, 1BW7, will be paid upon
presentation to me. Interest will not be
allowed after this date. May 13, imm.
DAVID DAVIS,
Treaaurer of the City of Bt. Helena, Oregon
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LiHD Orrica at Obboox Citt, Oa.,
June 11th, M9S.
NOTICB 18 HEREBY GIVBN THAT THE
followluf-named settler has filed notice of
his Intention to make final proof tn support of
his claim, and that said proof will be made be
fore the County Judge oi Columbia County, at
Ht. Helens, Oregon, on July 2nd, 1808, via:
HARRY X. HE8EHVE,
Homestead Entry No. 0340 for the nv'i of sec
tlon 27, township? north, rantte t west.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of said Und, vis: O. JS. Wonilerly. a. W. Kich
ardsun, and A. K. Morgan, of Delena, Oregon,
and J. H. Hendrleson. of Dent, Oregon.
JuulS-Jly23 CI1AB. B. MOOREH, Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Laud Orrica at oskoox Citt, Oa.,
May 18, ifm.
NOTICB 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
fallowing-named settler has filed notice of
his Intention to make final proof in support of
his claim, and that said proof will be made be
fore the Couutv Clerk of Columbia County at
St. Helens, Oregon, on June toth, lm, via:
EHMON8 BUELL,
Homestead Entry No. 10,0M, for the southeast
oi section 11, township o north, range t went.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land, vis: William H. Bumgardner and
Mlchavl Fresh, of Deer Island, Oregon, and Vi al
ter B. Huell and Harry R. cliff, of gt. Helens,
Oregon. mMyU CHA8. B. MOORKS, Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Laud Owes at Oaaooa Citt, Ob.,
May 12.
NOTICB 19 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
following-named settler has filed notice of
his Intention to make nnal proof In support of
his claim, and that said proof will be made be
fore the oouoty clerk ot Columbia county at St.
Helens, Oregon, on June 2S. JU08, vis:
FRANK B01IIE3KI,
Homestead Entry No. SD28, for the west i of
northeast X and east H of northwest ol sec
tion 27, township north, range S west.
He names the fullowlhg witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of said land, vis: lnats Blntek, T. A. Binda,
Stephen Lsmpa and William Karth, all of Val
ley, Oregon.
m20j24 CHAM. B. MOORE8, Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Lad Orrica at Oaaooa Citt, Or ,
Mav 12. 1H9P.
NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
followine-named settler has filed notioe of
his Intention to make final proof In support of
his claim, and that said proof will be made be
fore the county clerk of Columbia county, at Bt
Helena, Oregon, on Juue 25th, IMS, viz:
WILLIAM KARTH,
Heir of CAROLINE KARTH, deceased.
Homestead Kntrv No. S024. for the west K of
northeast ol section 20, township 6 north,
range a west.
He names the following witnesses tn prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of
said land, vis: tfrfiais tuniea. t. a. emaa.
Stephen Lamps and Wilton Miller, all oi Val
ley, Oregon.
m2t CHA8. B. MOORES, Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Lamd Orrica at Osteon City, Oa..
Mav 7th. 1898.
NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
following-named settler has filed notice of
his tnteution to make final proof in support of
his claim, and that said proof will be made be
fore the Conntv Clerk of Columbia county, at
HL Helens, Oregon, on June 2Mb, 1886, via:
BERNHARD MATHIKSOH,
Homestead Entry. No. 10.66S. for the northeast
Vi of southeast Vof section It, senth ii of south
west hi and northwest of southwest of sec
tion 12, township 7 north, ranfre 4 west.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
saiu land, vis: a. ft. vnipman, n. nyveraon
and Jesse B. Jones, of Quinry, Oregon, and E.
P. Suyder, of Clatfk&nle, Oregon.
ml3) CHAtJ. B. MOOUB8, Register.
Guardian's Final Settlement.
NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN THAT
I, tbe undersigned, guardian of the
estate of Ole Munaon, an incompetent per
son, have filed my final account with tbe
clerk of the county court of the stats of
Oregon, fortJolumbia county, and that the
uage oi said court nas appointed xueeosy,
Inlv 5th. 1893. at 2 o'clock P. M.. and the
courtroom of aaid court, in 8t. Helena, as
the time and place for the settlement of
said account, at which time and place any
person intereatea may nieonjecunns to saiu
account. JUDSON WEED,
Guardian of the estate pf Ole Muuaon,
an incompetent.
Final Settlement.
In tlicConntv Court ef Columbia Couaty.
State of Oregon.
In the matter of the estate of Lorent
Hohnert, deceased.
NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the undersigned, Oeorge F. Moeck, ad
ministrator with the will annexed of said es
tate, has filed bis final renort therein aa such
administrator, and that Saturday, the 16th
day of July, 181)8, at 10 o'clock A. M., baa
been appointed by tbe aaid Court for the
hearing of objections to the aaid final ac
count and the settlement thereof, and it
baa been ordered by the aaid Court that the
heirs, creditors and other peraons interested
in the aaid estate, shell, on or before tbe
said date appointed for such bearing of
final account and settlement, tile their ob
jections thereto, or to any particular items
ot aaid account, specifying the particulars
to such objections. uki. s . MUbtjfi.,
Administrator with the will annexed.
Dated at St. Helena, Oregon, this 16th
day of June, 1898. 17jl6
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregen
for Columbia county.
H. Varwig, Jr., plaintiff
a.
Annie Miller and
William M. Miller, defendants.
To Annie Miller and William M. Miller,
defendants:
IN THE NAME OF THE 8TATE OF
Oregon you are hereby required to ap
pear and anawer the complaint hied against
you in the above-entitled auit, on or before
the first day of the next term of laid Court,
following the six weeka publication of this
summons, towit: By the first Tuesday af
ter tbe second Monday in October 1898.
And if yon fail so to answer, for want
thereof the plaintiff will apply to tbe Court
for the relief demanded in the complaint
herein filed, towit: For judgment and de
cree of Court against you and in favor ot
plaintiff for 100.00, with Interest due
thereon amounting to $70.00, and for 130.00
aa attorneys fees and oosts and disburse
ments of suit, and for the nsual decree of
Court that the mortgage set forth in the
complaint be foreclosed and that the mort-
fnged promises therein described aa follows:
be northeast quarter of the northeast
quarter of section 14, in township 6, north
of range S west of Willamette Meridian,
eontainiag forty aores of land in Columbia
county, Oregon, be sold aa upon execution
by tbe sheriff of Columbia county, Oregon,
to satisfy tuch judgment, attorneys' lees
and costs, and for auch other and further
relief aa ia demanded in the complaint.
This summons ia published by order of
Hen. Thomas UcBride, judge ot the above
entitled Court, made tn open Court this
May H, lews. ariSUMjnALi,
and A. R. MKNDENHALl..
1 Iunl0-ly22 AUerueyt for plaintiiT.
a 41 ai Vl 11 J
To MOTHERG.
WE ARB ASSERTING Iff THE COURTS OUR RIGHT TC
THE EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE WORD ' CASTOIUA," AND
iTi tHi.K'S CASTOIUA," A3
Uia'S VA3IU1UA," AS OUS TRADE. MARK.
AMUEL PITCHER of ffyannis, Massachusetts
Hginator of "CASTORIA," tho .tamo tliat
nd does now bear f ' ' r.n iwnv ' '
J, DR. SAMUEL
was the oriainator
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iias uorne ana aoes now ocar
tho faC' simile sianatura of
w a v r- v'wh ji''1" I
This is the original "CASTOR I A" which has been used fo
the homes of the Mothers of America for over thirtn vears. ;
LOOK CAREFULLY the wrapper and see that it w
the hind you have always bought j on ike
and has the signature of wf wrap
per. No one has authority from ne to use my name except
The Centaur Company, of which Chas.KFletchcr is President
Do Not Be
Do not endanger the life of your child by accepting
a cheap substitute which some druggist may offer you
(because he makei a few more pennies oa it), the in-
grcaienra ox wnicn even ne aoes not Know. j
"The Kind You Havo Always Bought"
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jf gjft ayf 'Jt y iqjt jy ayr
HARRIS CASH GROCERY 5
Keeps hrys on band! all kind of
laple ftnd fancy grocerlejai aad
provisicuoflt farm prod ace, tropical
and dornmtic fruits in season, line
teas and coffees, tobacco and clm.
A ttnc Une of confectionery also in
stock, and Tiiriousotljpeciatiea.
For Your
f CORNER COWLITZ AND MAIN
iaV jrfV--r yjffa -r aa
ST. HELENS
D EDWIN ROSS, Proprietor.
E DRUGS IE90
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Patent Medicines, Fancy Toilet Articles.
PERFUMES AND FANCY STATIONERY.
Prescriptions...
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DAY OR NIGHT.
Ciisnrs....
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DART &
flata Street, -
VWtJajatsajqaafrsysjssmT
Choice Groceries
Always on hand. Flour, grain, and feed. Tobaooo and
cigars, aud auiektirs' &rieio, noUonsv etc
...Hardware...
. MERCHANDISE
' CROCKERY AND - TINWARE.
...Dry Goods...
Inclndinc; a Rnpiml Rflwtrtn.pnt of cloth In or, furoishlciirs,
and druas goods, Aisoaliucline of boouandahoea,
DART &
Main Street, -
COLUMBIA COUNTY LANDS
....For Sale By.
One hundred and twsty aer, V4 miles
from county seat; 40 acres in cultivation; 1
mile from Mihoolnouse; on Columbia river;
prlca IA) 01) pot acre.
Tfmherclsim; SO acres; sstlmatsd at 4.006,
000 fuet of timber; accasaabl. to loggiug
stream; prlcttiOUIX).
Ttmher claim; ISO aorea sorer 8,000.000 feet;
prios twooo.
OnehnnAnN) and twenty across (rood or
chard; St) acres Rood swale laud; all land is
lcvsl; 1 mite from suliooUiouset mile
from railroad station: 1 mile from tldewatur;
good chance lor oordwood.
- COLE &
j Main Street,
srsa as;
1.1.
OUR TRADE MARK.
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PHARMACY
Complete Line cf.
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School Books,
and....
School Supplies
MUCKLE
St Helen, Oregon,
MUCKLE
- St. Helena, Oregon
Ten acres on Milton eraek, H mil. from
sohool; 8-room house, bam, onthouacs, ftc.s
mall orobards acres la cuUivntiuu; price
J16U00.
One hundred and twenty acres of timber
land in tp 4 a. r 'i wests price toOO 10.
Six hundred and forty acres of timber
land tp i n, r 2 west; price 2 'M per acre.
Eljrhty acres, Semites from connty t;
all level aud timbor aiiwhcd; mile fmm
schoolhouse; on county rod; wiU i-f! iu 1
or 'JU-aere tracts; price f .utW per acre; part
uasb aud baiutcs vA tiiuo,
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