OREGON MIST
Friday, July t, .
Th Towm Kiokkw. IJom's to the
fcioker, ths treacherous klukor, the
kicker who never ii true) who always
a. ryiuK auu nfr le trying lome
Itoou ror uia own town to do. No use
te correct him, nor need you expect
! wo w me irom like mau;
while others hustle he'll eit down end
rasti objections to every plan,"
Mope lit Lanb OouHtr-Stephen
Is need, of Camp Creek preoinct, wee
in the city today, says the Eugene
U"ru. says tie nee tne best pro'
loi wr yeere, end thet the hop lice
re eoaroer then lie ever notloed them
tni eeeeon of the year, lie took
home with him spraying material o
(bat he oould have it on hand if itwa
peeuea.
lloimo It Fob Vvx.An Indiana
farmer boieted a Spanish flag on hit
premises "lust for the fun of the thing."
nau an me tun ne wanted. Ever
einoe he ha had the foanietttimo Im
aginable in sorspine- the tar and feaih
wr from hie completion and reoairlne
bis anatomy. Hie neighbors failed to
understand hi purpose in boltting the
now iney naa uippea him in a
tar barrel and rolled him in the con
tents of a fat feather bed.
Thbib Puns ApraovD.The N.
' JP. K. Co. have had their plane for
a. bridge aoroee the Columbia to Van
ooover approved. Work on the eon
structlon of the bridge will be com
menced immediately and it ie expected
it will be finished by October 1st. The
oompaoy will oonttruot road from
"Vancouver to Kalaesa, the grading of
hich hae already been completed. A
soon m Milt ii done the road between
Ooble and Portland wilt be turned
over to the Astoria & Colombia Kiver
Railroad. The ferry across the river
t Kalarua will be dlsoontinaed, nd
the distunes of the Northern Paoifla
between PorUand end Seattle will be
shortened, saye the Telegram.
Tb Hbmu FtY-The Pendloton
Tribune) says: "It U said the wheat
news in tbe vicinity of Band Hollow
are beginning to ebow effect of what
la sappoeed to be tbe Hessian fly. The
ueaua or me woeat turn whits ana the
grain wither awav. These while heeda
can be eeen in large number, bat so
far (bey are not enough to effeot the
jriew. Tbe ny ie euppoaed to lay an
in the ioint of the etoek. which
batches Into a worm that destroy the
liani. me insoot baa been known in
the county for several years, bat lbs
, Injuries have not been great enough
to ssuee much attention, and no one
hae made an exact study of tbe para-
' alt "
Mrs. E. J, Ellis was in Portland
Tuesday.
Thos. C. Watts, of Reuben, was in
Geo. Pearson, of Fittuburg, was In
Portland Wednesday,
Airs, uensnaw. oi lloultoo. was a
Portland visitor Tuesday.
Mr. A. II. ti sores wae amons: the
Portlaud vieitors Tuesday.
W. II. Bumirardner. of Deer Island.
was in town last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs.
Pate seems to stand between Ed
Watts and recovery from the serious
injury be sustained several months
ko by being aecidently shot through
the right thisrh. He was imorovmir
rapidly, however, until last Saturday,
when be went to Portland, where be
met with an accident which will Drove
an impediment to recovery for another
month or more. He went into the
Franklin market to collect a bill, and
VEKKONIA VARIETIES.
The farmer of this viciuity have
noticed baying.
8. Q. SAxncvir, cf petite w, w- fi
this city Jaat Sunday.
Mr. Adam Is building a fine new barn
on on i arm e( o( town.
Phillip SSieelsy and 8amnel Mows passed
ViliUUgU win ia jsonuay.
E. O. Bhanniihan d wife, Mia Hnfnes,
and Ieiie Wilson returned iroia I'hilo-
mBia iat oaiaraay.
A number of the O. A. E. member of
repnrlug to go to Forest
ourtu,
wae proceeding slowly down the long
room when one ol his crutches sliooed
from under him letting him down (o I thu Slice rlre'
f ha ffvne fIU - : .1 LI- f nl.. I , .i
Rait. ' f Tlm.ltnn i", , . " "
were In Portland TnnxlV I ; 1 w wuro, was uo Albert Bilker returned from Portland
were in roniana i uestisy. to guffe. bu. th , , Uiniiwht not last w..ir wi,i,br h ii .TmuhWwA
mr. w. 11. uoiman was attending to w ds very serious, allhouzh Ed ia con- " " e reports rouga read.
business in Portland Tuesday. noed to hie bed, where he will have to Kev. Smith preached to a large eonirre-
. . . i rairiRin Tiifwm.i im. nuuu in l&u hilt ui nitnaAV. Ma win
Mr. Bam Kinder, of near Columbia I hold m-vI. r t . i. i n,.
n-.L.. . n. 1 . . .. . I T .1 . . . . .. . . -"-
vivy, ipeut i uesuay in roruanu. . ,. creryiuing is in prime condition vmaico.
Ths Columbia is slowly fallinr and T Alm het1 00 the Fo.arlb.'
all fear of a high.r water' i, passed. kTh' T' FX, VZJXW" V.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. P. Blvth. of Fort assured. The rrk. which U Ue
land, were in our city last Saturday. I enough to accommodate a multitude,
Mrs. Thoa. Conner and lfl. Vfn,l. I " "le P'n oi conauion, gooo won road to
n,.L... i.. a w.j i. oana mutio end lots oi it. a solendld would be creat ben
oration and good singing will U only h1' and give afar bVtter
juuion weed and lamiiy are visit- a part of tbe attractions. The com- "
traction, arranged for, be.ide. . grand nub; oo.rmlTfoVn
Not Correctly Uaderatood.
Bniroa Mwr, 8t. Helena: I an advltad
that people in yoor viuiuity understand
(hat our traina do not atop at point be
! 4 v.lnrf We wfh Ui
oorrect tbla, and thank yon to announce In
yoor tonal column- that our traina will atop
to let off DaManrara. and on alrniil. will
lop to take on pa-Miipara at statioaa be
tween Portland and Gobie, who are oi(
iu vr uoinn-j irom poniui cm our line Da-
tween Uobla and Aatorla. but traina will
not atop at theae poiuta Uir local paaeengera
to or from pointe batwecn Portland and
Gobie. All paaaaner will be given the
Dentin oi au rouna trip rata.
Your truly, I. fl. Mato.
Oeneral Paaaanfew Anient, Astoria and
VKjiunibia Kirer Uailroad.
Aitoria, Oregon, June 28, 1838.
Final Proofs Taken.
The followlne-naniad -Mrions mada Anal
proof before the county clerk laat Saturday :
umona Bunll. for tha iar of aa 11 In
n, r 3 want; wltiieaaee, W. ii. utli and
ii. rjumgaruner.
Frank Uobieakl. for tha wi M b. au
j . : .:'f "
-n o4 ui oi aee ZLipso.ro went
wftneaaee. Wm. Karth and T. A. Siaria.
A atronr movement I belns made at the Wm. Karth, heir of Karollne Karth. de-
P re-ant time toward! tha eonetrocUjn of a Iot w 01 " . P
At the reeeat spaclal icbool election. Mr.
Hiram Vanbiaricom waa elected to fill tbe
P'foe of M. Uaviaen, who ha reiuored to
him, naniuguu.
Bcappooae. Hath a road
nnt,aa It would shorten
S a, r 8 weal: witnaaae.
rr in. aamar.
T. A. Biudsand
Bernhard Katbieaon. for tha amU nf aaV
of aee II, and the m of nw and of
week.
12. to 1 n. r 1 wait: aritnaana R
oipraan ana jeaae jonea.
. i un j .i , u u lvi vi iJvvLrio irunj vaiiiuroua are
Miss Daisy Watkins returned home vu'""n,D8' ua. -Per rriving in Portland, driven there by . Thos. People and Win. Haalett.
in Cslifornia the day at St. listens
wm oe one continuous round of joy.
Tax Mist is in receipt of the an
nouncement of the msrriaee of Mr.
Carroll C. Keasey and Miss Bertha
Blanche Detrick, at 8t. Louis, Mo., on
the drouth. A gentleman from South
ern California, epeaking of their cli
mate, said : "People up bere in emer
ald Oregon can form no idea of what
a terrible southern drouth means, and
tbe suffering and impoverishmente
willed it in&iots on people. I shall
from school last Monday to spend the
vacation.
Ole Sundby wae amons the aoldier
boys who left Portland last week for
Manila.
w. v. uonneii, of Ueer Island, was
Itendlog tO business In Jrortland On I Wsrln.da T,.r, OO. ISttS Ttik th. sell or Southern California nlana anrf
WeaneSUSy. . Minlnnlln nllu .u nil !.... bllf a until firm In Onrnn
Miss Amy George returned last FrL biy known in this county, especially
day Irom Portland to spend tbe sum- !a I,enalem ey, wnere ttiey
mer vacation, Ibotb resided lor rnsny years. Mr.
,.., ,. ,. ' Keasey went to Bt. Louis last fall, and
Will Meserve. after SDendins two or nr.. v..... t.
IU IUH enj, ItHiniN HI Unri n aril nnl.l .nll Tl,. .
ueaver vaiiey aueeaay. many friende here ioitt us in extend-
Bev. Mr. Fhllbrook will nreaoh next ing congratulations aod wishes for a
flnmlaw al Cna. nnvA-.. . A It -a I I 1 "if T tiftHnW ttA nsAonorlnil S Irtaewtllrl I T.ilfh AltfrW ie rie-naw flMrs An
UH ! MUSI I'UWIrejf AeV H UJa RLIU I " 'IF f "-'ej VPlyi IVUW -Maes A SUU I w---a -va varwves va . V-ii.a
at Uouiton at p. m. me. Utoticb is hxbebt oivks thaV rfut
n. ui, ii.it 1 wiiowing-nameo imuer dm niea notice of
Uur baby has been continually I nia intenuon to mik fi,.ni nm,i in ,r,ri
troubled with colio and cholera in-1 weiin.uii id pr.xi win ba n,ie b-
wof
K. Cbir
Lm K. Hall, for tbe wit of naW and
01 q ot see 16, tp 6 n. r weat j wit-
Cure that eouffh with Rhlloh'a Rnra. Tha
beat UouRh Vara. Bclievee orooo nromntlr
una miiiioa ootiies aoia loat year. 4u doee
lor a cente. Hold by i)r. Kdwm Hoee.
nAMKlltl.
The blueback fishermen of this place
are now under a 300-pound limit. It
is claimed we are now bavin the lars
est run of thete fisbevei before known.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Mokbu-Wiokii. In this city, on Thursday,
swum jl -i, inwn, uoarier Morrte aaa Alia
uiiie wick, botta 01 this county
DslAumrr-tca-. In this elty, Thnnday.
ifuoin, icvo, onn uajarneit aua ansa
ATie juusa, ooin 01 uia county,
HUKRI.
FsT. At Honlton, Jane 2th, 1398, to
mr. ana mrm. a. A. rorry, a aaagnter.
DIED.
Bpbdci ros Fbuit Boxes. CaoUin
A. Copeland brought up a barge-load
of epruoe boxes from Koappton thi
wiorning for a local box faotory. He
aye the demand for spruce is now
very great, as it makes good fruit boxes
, and can be made into g-inoh boards to
insure lightness and strength. Peel
ing machines ere used instead of ssws
to reduce the logs for lumber available
.' for fruit baskets. Tbus there Is no
sawdust and no wasto of material.
Sprues logs bring 0 a thousand in
Fortland, while fir is selling st $4.50.
The supply of spruce is getting pretty
low along the Columbia, but theie is
an abundsnoe of it along the coast,
both in Oregon and Wash iogton. Tel
egram. Govbbxob Lobd ox thi Emotion,
Govsrnor Lord, on a recent visit to
Seattle, ex proceed himself as follows to
Post-Intelligencer reporter regarding
(be result of the recent election in Or
egon : "There ie only one explanation
of tbe result, and that is the action of
(he republican party in declaring for
uve gold standard and denouncing all
scheme ol debased currency. Tbe in
tallnrenea of the nannla Indinataa thai
position. The issue was properly pre
sented to tha people of Oregon, and
wnwnever an issue 11 properly pre-
MWi turn imjpio can ue irueteu 10
deal with it justly. The election in
Oregon was therefore regarded ai
elear declaration in favor of tha gold
standard. I believe that the republi
cans in Washington should persecute
their fight on the very same lines, and
1 would have no doubt at to the re
sult."
Mrs. W. II. Dolman returned Tues
day evening from Salem, where she
had visited relativss for ovsr a week.
Captain Hooghkirk, of the steamer
I raids, la ooonned to bis bed with an
attack of inflamation of tbe stomach.
Mrs. Dow came down from Oak
lalsndlast Friday for treatment for
chills and ague. She is reported to be
recovering, However,
Preparations for a good celebration
at Delena are being made, and all who
have the pleasure of attending the fes
tivities there will certainly have a jood
time.
Dear Island people are to Celebrate
Kxieo. At Yankton, Friday, Juae 3i. 1898,
01 oonaumnnon, agea m yeara and Ore
aioBthe, Lusie, wile of 8. Kelso.
oould do for him did not seem to givs
more tnan temporary relief, nntil we
tried Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. Since giving that
remedy he has not been troubled. We
want to give yon tbis testimonial as
aa evidence of oar srratitudo, not that
yon seed it to advertise yoor meritor
ious remedy. Q. U. Law, Keokuk,
lows. For sale by Dr. IS. Koss.
Rut. O. Orovsnor Haley will nreaob
in Houlton next Sunday morning on
"The Coat of Many Colors." In ths
evening there will be patriotic services
in fit. Halana. finhiant nf Hftrnrmn
on Monday in an apptepriate manner. "The Christian and National Patriot-
i-reparation goes steadily along, and a iara
good neighborhood celebration will be
., . JVtTt.:-afc .Za .11 kT ?? 'he county olerk ot Columbia county at St.
lantnm since bis birtb, and all that we Hieia,Onxon, on August s.inus, via:
GKORGB H. BITT4
Homaataad Kntrr No. waa. brr th Inta 9 an4 a
ana souiueaaiu os northwest u 01 aeouou e.
townsbloa norm, ranea A hL
He UKinea tbe followlna; wltneeaei to prove I
hla continuous randance upon, and cultivation I
of aald land, 1: Thomas Pattljoho. of Verno-1
nla, Oregon, and Edwin Throop, WUilara lera-1
seiraoa August Bcnuiuptt, 01 Keaay, Oregon. I
jt-aa 1.0AA. jo. mwkkh, ueguuer.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Lamb Omca ax Oasooar Citt. Oa..
jiiud AX.aJISfe Annn, a
XTOTICB 18 HKRFBT OIVSS THA 1'HB
his Intention to make final proof In support oi I
hla claim, and that said proof will be mada be-1
roraine uountf juubo 01 uommu uounty, at)
uwu, vxvauu, vu j ui y jura, mhd, tu:
hae&t k. MBasavK,
Homestead Entry No. tsm lor the nU et sec
Uon '?. town8hlD7 nurth. ranre K wml
lie aamea the following wttneoaee to prove
bis continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of said land, via: O. 8. Woudorly, O. W. Klch
ardson, and A. K. Morgan, of Helena, Oregon,
find Jf. H. Ileadrinton, ol Dent, Oregon.
LliAa. II. MOO&rt, Keglster.
BeBathe y't Hal m Ba mn Basjdt
Get Value Received
EVERY TIME AT
N. A. Perry's
HOULTON, OREGON.
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iN'cgetfiUcPsijparalionfarAs
BimiiatlDg BieroodenrtLirSuUi
tlsg tiieSkiiuats aiidixniii cS
Plccm3te9T)IsUonX2aTful
rcssjyiIJcstontains ncL'Aet
Cpniiif,Morptuii0 nor IftisiaL
2ot Narcotic.
jmfeuiirsmizizzma
it rr-'i mt-IWirr
V wW .
4. I. 1 a. r .
ApctfectEemedy forOnnf'ra-
tion. Sour Stoffiach.Dian !tta.
iVonnsJunvulsioiis,Fevcrisa
negj and LOSS or SlEZB
Jas Simile Signature of
TOW YOTiK.
1 ifji tiiiii
aae U J Lki
Ecara tlio
cf
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Kind
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illivays D
EXACT COPyCf VRAFFCa.
idyy
Ll W ki aJl Ih ui ad
vm ftwTvw cnnMwr, ftmpynpm errr.
HARRIS' CASH GROCERY a
v.. :it . -
r . - 1 au win nukico amuDs; uur sulci-
(..Ull.v.l k .MID lUHtUI UWIVaUU
State Normal School at Monmouth.
Remedy in mr family fer years and This institution has a splendid repute- junia-jija
always wiib good results, says Air. W. Hon In Ibis state. Tbe next term will
B. Cooper, ol El Eio. CaL "For small commence September 20tb.
children we find it especially elective,"!
For Bale by Dr. E. Koes. I CliATSKANIS NBWg.
,
Tbs Astoria 4 Columbia Biver Sail- Mr. 0 N. Dill man, of Astoria, a former
road Company will aell excursion rate ""'lent, Is spending a few days in town. I OTXCB TsHEREBY GIVEW THAT
tickets on July 2d. 3d. and 4th from I C. H. Whealer. of tha firm of Zllmna! A 111 tbe undershrned. OaorraF. llwiii
all points to all points and return at Wheeler, waa In town a few days tbe latter minlatralor with the will annexed of aaides-
rtnm iara tnr tha nnna irln I iL-al I .
' "
Final Settlement.
Ia tbeCoonty Conn et Colombia County,
In the matter ot tbe estate ot Lorens
nonnert. deceased.
will ha mrtnA fnv raliirn ntuiir until
.Tl ftrh I ouraiou ratea oa me railroad at one fare lor
tbe round lrlDOBJulv2. 8aod4.oodto
of tbe 6th.
tate, has filed his final report therein as such
administrator, and that Saturday, the Kith
Charles, Ernest and ton McCanley, tura P to nini
who have been cutting wood for th ..County Suryeyor-elect Hayes In town on
Oreffon Wnosl Co tar anma tlmn lafi Monday to Ox up an offlolal bond. Qeorge
yregoo n one yo. ror some Hme, ten ... .v.,.j J, ra ,.. ,. h ?
this week for their borne near Keasey. k. m,,.h a. lwm kt k. ... ...,in u
Charley will carry tbe mail between In shape all right.
vernonia ana Jteasey, so we nae been The flr?oie procured for th cltr ie in
KoUcespoeM about town promise ex- d of jilv . !m i ?Xk V M l.
ir.ion rataa m lha railroad .t nn. f. In, ?5 'U,,y'.11? M. 0 ?'.ocjF "M
oaro appointed Dy me eaid uour for tbe
hearing of objections to tbe said final ac
count and the settlement thereof, and it
has been ordered by the aald Court that tha
heirs, creditors and other parsons Interested
in the said estate, eball, on or before tbe
said date appointed for such hearing of
final account and settlement, file their ob
jections ibereto, or to any particular itema
STAR
SALOON
W. W. BI.AKB8t.ET, Prop.
The famons J. H. CTJTTKR, MAOKOLIA
elwaya on hand
CELEBRATE HO? GOLD EEES
A large stock of
IKlMBRTIf Uld K KY WITfiT
Cigars of tbe beat grade always on hand.
- Bitwssu the twa botala.
Mail la St. - - XSLvlanm, Or.
For Your
71
Keeps always 011 hand all kinds
atanla and fancv orreric anil
provlaious, fann produce, trop'.eetl
and domastie fruits In season, Sna
teavand coifees, baioaiid etK&rs,
A tine line ol confectionery also in
stock, and various other specialties.
Groceries.
f CORNER COWLITZ AND MAIN STREET. ST.
kAw iris afts vffit A jk nfk A.aVjfWb AirVAAaVsV .Ate&uS. AAj&M
HELENS, CH
told. -
The steamer Bailey Uatsers is now
on the Astoria ran in place of tbe
Telephone. The Gatsert, after bar
mishap ia tbe steel bridge draw at
otace on the around, and haa been trimmed
ready tor its aprigat position, but there
'seem to be no understanding yet aa to
: when It will be raised. Some eveeiag, how
ever, la the Bear future it is probable pa
triotism will be combined with sulHoiout
enthusiasm and muscle te pot the pole in
of eaid account, epeoifying the particulars
wsucn oojeotions. unu. jr. MUKCkv,
Administrator with the will annexed.
Dated at rJt. Halana. Oreron. this Inth
day ot June, 1888. jnilfii
SUMMONS.
HUItT HARDWARE CO
NOKTHEaJT COBN'K SECOND A MORRISON
f . TT Ita . Tl . . 11
amas un urn at (aorasT"A areu-
known real estate dealer, who is noted
lor bis shrewdness, ssid yesterday
"There is a strong undercurrent of
confidence among Portland property
owners, who do not realize it them
selves, and in less than nine months
city property will whirl again and peo
ple win ssy, ! coma nave oooght sucb
and such a lot for so much a year ago,
bat It is worth double now.' There is
considerable movement eyen now in
sightly suburban properly, end the in
quiry has increased wonderfully of
late. Eight years ago this same man
predicted a slump from the then pre
vailing prices, and advised his friends
to sell, especially those who bsd gone
in debt to bay on speculation. The
paoio caught him with a lot ot prop
arty on bis hands, but it was all paid
lor, ana ne naa none tnat ns was am
ioua to get rid of at a sacrifice, Tele
gram,
Business Mist's Excursion If the
merchants of the city are uot willing
to support such movements as those
under wsy now by the Progressive As
sociation, in tbe opinion of some of
the live business men, they sre simply
standing in their own light. The prop
osition to run a business men's excur
sion from . Rainier and intermediate
points once a week or twice a molitu
to Astoria in order to give the country
merchants and people generally of
those sections an opportunity to trade
in Astoria instead of in Portland, as
they do at preeent, surely is s com
mendable project and one whiob
should meet with the hearty support
of slL Thsexpenecs, payable monthly,
would be slight and the gains large.
Several business men from Uayger's
and Rainier have already intimated
that such a train would be heartily
appreciated and used for business pur
poses. Genersl Passenger Agent Mayo
of tbs A- dt C. says he will do all in
bis power to make the matter a suc
cess. It new rests with the merchants
to do th rest, Aituriaa. i
Portlsnd some months ago, has had a I place and allow it to float old glory to the In the Circuit Court of the Slate of Oregen
thoroneli Avarhaulinsr. and nuumai I breesee. . I for Columbia counts-. I
her run in splendid trim. I W. Q. Goeelln, of Asloris, waa In town
, .. .. . I Monday waa in town Monday In th inter-
we can your attention to tne aa- est of the A. fc O. R. R. A few restless
vertimnt ol th star aaloen in this " living on Lower Beaver want the
issue. Celebrated Hop Gold beer, ll,d cofP"J' have a drawbridge
. , . l F . j ""r built sorona that stream, but there aeerai so
made at Vanoouyer, is kept on draught utUe occasion tor such a bridge, and the
at thi popular retort, betides a choice company hare made such fair offers as to
selection of wines, 1 quor and cigars VS
are always to be found there.
The White Collar Line Co. will sell
Fourth of July excursion tiokets be
tween Astoria and Portland and inter
mediate points in any direction at tbe
rate of one fare for the round trip,
tiokets to be sold on July 2nd, 3rd and
4th, good returning up to and iaolud
lag the 6th.
This year's meeting of tha Willam
ette valley Chautauqua Association
at Oregon City, commencing on July
12th, promises to be the most success
ful session yet held. Uenowned speak'
ers from abroad will be in attendance,
as well as tbe best talent Oregon af
fords. Tbe session will isst two weeks.
Tbe run of fish continues good and
the quality is supurb. One boat de
livered 652 pounds of salmon at Shel
don't wharf Tuesday morning, five of
which weighed 313 pounda, or aa
average weight of ezf pounds aaob.
The fish were bung on books from
the tide ot the warehouse and photo
graphed by Messrs. Ford A Embody,
and tha picture would be an interest
ing oae to send to irlends in the Essi,
We direct your attention to the large
Fourth of July posters which have
been thoroughly circulated In this part
of the county this week telling of ths
speoial features which will be attrac
tions st the celebration in this city
next Mondsy. It is the intention to
carry out every specialty advertised,
ss ths committees are determined not
to misrepresent matters. If yott wish
to spend a real enjoyable day you will
come to St. Helens to celebrate.
Persons troubled with diarroei will
be interested in the experience of Mr.
W. M. flush, clerk of Hotel Dorrance,
Providence, R. I. He says: "For
leveral years I have been almost a
constant sufferer from diarrhoea, the
frequent attacks almost prostrating
me and rendering me unfit for my
duties at this bolel. About two years
ago a traveling talesman kindly gave
me a small bottle of Chamberlain's
Colio, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
Much to my surprise aod delight its
effects were immediate. Whenever I
felt symplone of lb disease I would
fortify myself against ths attack with
a few doses of this valuable remedy.
The result has been very satisfactory
end almost oomplete relief from the
afflictiou." For sale by Dr. . Ron.',
H. Varwig, jr., plaintiff 1
vs. !
Annie Miller and f
William ii. Miller, defendant. I
To Annie Miller and William M. Miller,
defendants:
TB THI NAME Off THE BTATB OF
a- uregon you are Hereby required to ap
pear and answer tbe complaint hied against 1
you in tbe above-entitled suit, on or before
tne oret aay 01 tbe next term of said Court,
following the six weeks publioatioa of this
thought tbe objection to the present bridge
wui us iwuovhi, as ougot to ne.
Borne of our young peopk were at Marsh
land Saturday evening to attend a school I uramona, to wit: By the first Tuesday a(-
entertaiBiaent held there to which an ad
mittance fee was charged for the purpose
01 procuring a nag lor tne scboolbouee.
Those present report a large attendance and
attractive programme. On th seme even-ine-
an entertainment and social waa vfnn
at the Quincv eohoolhouae. when litorarv plaintiff for 400.00. with interest dna
exercises were supplemented by strawber- thereon amounting to $70.00, and for $30.00
ries and cream. The report from there is attorneys fees and eosts and disburse-
that the literary exercise were all right, men ts of suit, and for the usual decree of
while the social cart was too much for some Court that the mortgage set forth in the
of th stomachs. I complaint bs foreclosed and that the mort-1
summons, towit: By the first Tneada'
ter tue second Monday ia October.
ana 11 70
thereof the
fer the relii
laintiff will apply to the Court
in the 1
demanded
complaint
herein filed, towit: For lnrio-inent and
oree of Court against you and in favor of
gaged premises tnerein described aa follows:
The northeast quarter of the northeast
Elliott Wood, supervisor, has a fores of
men replacing tne 01a onus across ma 1 ,..rt.. .1 i , k... .
Otsttkante with a new .truotu're in accord- ZZZ W lESSK.' XiZSSST
containing forty acres of land in Columbia
snce with the order of the county court.
The improvement is needed badly enough,
but there is a question, as to tbeexoedienov
of putting a new structure on piling that
have been driven as maay years as those
that auDDort that old brldra. A little ad
ditional expense ia tbe way of a few new
piling would have guaranteed a much safer
aud more substantial structure. While th
bridge is undur way our commnnioations
are interrupted with ths neighborhood
ennui us.
Ths citv council had a in ee tins on Mon
day evening to look after the oity's inter
est. A quantity of fire hose has been se-
oureo, sua tne water system is now in pretty
good ahape, both for protection from fire
and for household uses. It was found nec
essary, however, to adopt some rules for
me more DromDt settlement 01 water rates.
and the rules were adopted. The oounoii ia
disponed to "sit down" cn persons who
erect aiaaas lor sale 01 various articles on
bonders to take ad van tare of the crowd.
and have ooaohided to charge a nrettv still'
license tee ror tne privilege, i nte, 01 course,
refers to persons who are not regularly in
business in this city. .
county, Oregon, be sold as upon exeoution
uj u aueriu ui uciuoiDis county, uregoo
to eatiafr such ludamant. attorneys' T
and oasts, and for such other and further
renei as is demanded In tbe complaint.
Hon. Thomas Mo Bride, judge of theabove-
. .Carries a Complete Stock of ... .
Heating -.- Stoves
Ma RANGES.
AH Kinds of Cooking TTtenaits. Frail Jars
and Ei1AMKLF.il PKOlT FA.N& Bemem
ber and call whan in the city if In need of
anything ia the f mil-canning Una. .
Ksrfearc, : Tinware, : Crsclsry
And Everything in that Line of Goods.
CHERRY SEEDERS
APPLE FEELEHS, SJICj,
(
NORTHEAST COEN'E SECOND A KOKEISON
Remember the plane
BANQUET
SALOON
OLOMNGER & COOPER,
PROPRIETORS.
Wine and Liquor
Card tables, nool table, billiard tM uH
other devices for the entertainment of pat-
kviio, wuwv Miue vau uo pieaamuuy spent.
RO)rAl MelkM ttM io4 par,
m
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statowislvSb rui
arwt e.ftw m. , w w.
This summons is published by order ot
ion. Thomas Mo Bride, indire of lhaahnva.
entitled Court, made in or.ee Court this
y IS, lim. B. M BIN UKDf U ALU
and A. R. MENDKNHALL.
JunlO-JIy22 Attorneys for plaiaUfT. j
Admlttlstrator's Sale ot Real Estate.
UTIUM 18 HKKEBY GIVEN THAT I Besides other popular brands, are kept
v2,TtTliUH,UJl 0lin l'r ,l ihA&!S5 "?t"'!yon band to supply the increasetl
fiountr...rir7 r.:a r. .r."r. i"u9 popular sxm.
y, vui-v bhis viivdisu asa stiv aossBiivag VJ 1
the ntatA of Edward WVbator, dcMMl, oa I VHl FAKOOfih
fch?t.hsHlsi 111 nam 1000 (l.a. nKyl,...i..KA,l I
'w0' i'i't.ume.t of CYRUS NOBLE WHISKY
uuna.u -T UVWMfinU, Will SUII pUO- I
lio auction to the bigheat bidder for cash, IS KSPT AX TH BANQUET,
fwi win w w. uuiwu ciawa,nu euojeot
o confirmation by said County Court, on
Monday, the first day of August. A. D. 1888,
- v v in 1 m mi iiuui uwi ui ina
00 u 11 IV courthouse, in said nountv anri
state, an tbe nabt, utle, interest and estate
ot the said Edward Webster at the time of
bis death, and ail the right, title aad inter
est tnat tne sain estate baa, by operation of
law, or otherwise acquired, other than, or
in addition to that of the said Kdward
Webster at the time of hla death, In and to
41 inauae vervain iota, piecea or parcels ox
real estate situate, lying and being ia Co
lumbia County, State of Oregon, and par.
tioularly deaoribed aa follows to-wlt: Tbe
southwest quarter of section twenty-live
(25). in township five (6) north of range five
wit ImmmJ,' . X J V - V v - , ; ' t'
THI COLUMBIA RIVER AND PUOET 80UHD
NAVIGATION CO.
1 6), west of the Willamette meridian ; also
lot ai.
liht (8) in block eiitht (81 and lot one
(1) ill block seventeen (17) and the west
nan or lot nve (01 ia block No. two (21. a 1
situate in toe town 01 vernonia, in Colum
bia county, State of Oregon, as laid down
,' upon the official man or plat of said town
on Ale In tbe oiiice of the olerk of said
county and state, together with all Improve
ments thereon. Terms and conditions of
sale : Cash, gold ooin of ths United States ;
ten per oent ot the purchase money to be
paid to the said executrix on the day of
sale, balance thereof on Confirmation of
sale by said Count v Court.
HiiBiiWA WKR8TER,
Executrix of the last will sad testament of
Edward Webster, deceased, ' jlj:S
PCSIUS3-1SKEU E5STE.
: Str. BAILEY GATZERT
Landing foot of Alder Street. PnrtlimA
Leaves Portland daily (except 8unday)at J A, M.
Landing Telephone doc, Astoria,
leaves Anions dally (except ttunday) 7 p. St.
r 'sua-nei V.VV-&'V B ay aa'sj-seqrTsjsr)aFsnysja
ST. HELENS PHARMACY
Dr. EDWIN ROSS, Proprietor.
tAAAAA
e0940M4COC
DRUGS
Patent Medicines, Fancy Toilet Articles.
PERFUMES AND FANCY STATIONERY.
Prescriptions...
Carefully and Accur
ately Compounded....
DAY OR NIGHT.
ee.OlU.rS.aaa
Complete Line of.
illUuVutJ ta
School Books...
and
School Supplies
iar--taa-isr SAH. a?tk sjfUw ssfrf an j
.DART& MllCKIM I
nia Street, - St. Helens, Oregon.
Btahn in
GENERAL
-MERCHANDISE
Choice Groceries
Always on hand. Flour, grain, and feed. Tobaoee and
clean, and amokera' axticiss, nouons, etc
111
...Hardware
CROCKERY
AND TINWARE.
...Dry Goods...
lneludinff a poneml Mtmrtment nt olotblnir, fiinij4lilt.
wiuuivMGUUtu. auu uu. uu 01 LKMJtaS kllU HUUfiA
DART & MUCKLE
Main Street, - - St. Helens, Orcffoa.
M
J WHITE COLLAR LINE COLUMBIA COUNTY LANDS
Gatsert Tickets Good on Steamer Thompnon
Steamer TliouiBseu Titkots Quod on Gatsert.
V. . SCOTT, Pres.
a'
....For Sale By....
One hundred and twenty acres, l'f miles
from county seat; 40 acres In cultivation; t
mile from schoolhouse; oa Columbia river;
price iW 00 per acre.
Timber claim : seres; estimated at 4.000,
008 feet ot timber; aoceaaable to lodging
Mreaiu; priuelwtlOU. '
Timber claim; 10 acres; over S,00O.000eet;
prtoeW00O. ,
One hundred and twenty acres: rood or
ohard; 80 acres (rood swale land ; all laud ia
level; 1 mile from
from railroad illation; I mile irom
good chaooe lor oordarood.
SehoollifMiae; 4i
udtiwater;
Ten acres on Mlllon ereck, M mile from
ehool; 3-room houne, barn. ui.hoiiHii, el,4.;
small orchard; 8 aurua lu cuHivaUuii; pnte
vluUlM
One hundred and tweritv cf tiu.oor
laud iu tp 4 a, r i wcat; ft iue (too W.
8!x hundred and fnrfv o( tlmbar
land lp B, ill et; y-s i- Vt a'..
Eltchty seres, miles from conn
all levrti anil timinir sfuwiu'n; .i
ai-hooliitniBe; un countv n-- !; via,,
or ' t-i-n.-e - ..v par a
oana aud bat&uce 011 lima.
Iv
i t .
COLE & QU!C!
Main Street, : ; - " - . St. IL-Trn
prayer snejsra ay-ar agnrjar ajr 4 im- t .