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About The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 12, 1898)
Oil KG ON MIST. Friday, August 111, 1808. HiNviim at Wn.TM evident mat me loweruoutmbfa Hvor cannery, men are at war will) esuli other In . truKRla for the largest share of the nun 10 v oDtainea during future fish Jug seasons. The last few day of the ruHtun iui cioieu witnessed toine spir ited bidding for flfh. Uoorge & Barker offered U oenti, and IClmore 6 cants. About 80(30 caies were shipped on the uuiumoie msc naiuraay on the 66-oont rate io ew xork. Tub Wool Mauket. Dallee Oh ran. lolo: The wool market, from all ap. , pearanoes, is opening up, A number of sales of small olii have been made u fourteen cent during tho lust few uayi, while the wool meu liave looked for a still higher price, they are coming to the conclusion that they expected loo much, and are preparing to eell for a little less than a month aao. On the other hand, the wool market is looking up considerably, so that the producers una snow oi getting not lest than piteou cents for tuoir cup. A Bhobt Face. -The salmon pack on the Columbia this season is esti mated to be 110,000 eases short, owing to the fact that many Independent psiiermcn sold tneir tun to the cold. storage concerns, where they received a quarter oi a cent per pound more. 1 he last few days of the season wit nessed lively competition among the dinners. Jin advance of one-Quarter of cent was first made, and soon after one-naif cent mora was ofwtsd for flab Taken altogether the season baa not been a very profitable one for either lisnermen or eannerymen. The aou closed Wednesday, Faki M kkchakts, The Tillamook Herald saya: "From the way travel ing men are selling goods on the In stallment plan to the people of Tilla mook county, it is quite evident that they have forgotten all about the steel range man. Tboee wanting pianos or organs, or wagons, or anything else would do much better to trade with some one in that line of business at home, even if they had to pay a little more, which we very much donbt. These travelers pay no taxes in your county contribute notntng to the maintenance of your schools, your roads and bridges and county govern mentand those who patronise them often find that they have purchased a liw suit as well as a "steel range." Buy from your home dealers and you re safe. ' Macadam Boads. -There can be little doubt that Clatsop county needs rock crusher for making ood roads. The lime was, a century ago in New England, whan they bad better roads than Oregon ever boasted, that they began to discover that they were be hind the times and noeded something belter. Bum pie miles of fine macadam have recently been laid as an example, and the farmers using these stretcnes of really good road have demanded and are getting the whole state grid ironed with the new roads. It is on the lima principle that the 0. B. A N. railroad, which bad a road and has done business over it for years, dis covered that it was not up to the demands of modrn commerce, and bate just spent f 000,000 to improve what was considered a good road. Clat sop wants to lead in road matters and oot rebuild after patterns lb other sec tions of the itate, Aitorlan. Ouk Summer Resorts. Columbia county's popularity as a delightful place to apeud a week or a month away from the heat, dust, and business of a lively city is becoming rapidly and firmly established. Many people from the city now seek our forests and ,, mountains for relief during the beated period of our summers. As a matter f tact, Columbia county oflera many inducements to campers. Its location is near enough the coaat to afford cool, pleasant weather, especially in our mountains, where numerous beautiful treams are to be found in which trout bound in numberlos quantities.! Water is pure and healthy aud the atmosphere cool and invigorating.; North Soappooee creek, the Bunker hill spring, Tide creek, Upper Clata kanie, Book creek, and the Nebalem river are places which sfford extraor dinary attractions for campers, and these resorts are becoming more popu lar each year. An Editor's Habd Lot. A melan choly pioture of an editor's life in the state of Oregon is drawn by the Bos lyn (Mich.) Sentinel : "There are al ways those who will kick. For in stance, if you publish jokes with whiskers on them, some will sny that you ought to be in a lunatic joint. If you don't print something to smile at, they say you are a p ssimistio fossil. If you spread yourself and write a good, sensible artiole, they will say it is stolen. If you reprint an article, thev say you can't write. If you my a deserving word for a man, you are partial; if you compliment the ladies, the men are jealous; and if you don't, the verdict of the ladies is to the effect that your paper is not fit to use in ine construction of a bustle. If you stay in vonr office, vou are afraid to remain on the elreete; if you do, you are lasy. If you look seedy, you are sqandering your money ; u you wear gooo cioiuw, 'nn km a fluue ana aon 1 1T lur maw, f nu nlv a social nnir of anv kind and getstuok, you are a fish; if you win, yeu are a un-norn, mo through one continual round of pleas ant cemplicalions." About one month ago my child, which is fifteen months old, had au attack of diarrhoea accompanied by vnmit.lncp. I sr&ve it such remedies as are usually given in suoh cases, but as nothing gave relief, we sent lore pj' slclan and it waa under his care lot a week. At this time the child bad been ain f.ir ttinnt tendavsand was having about twenty five operations, ' the kna . imilm hnnra. and we were convinoed that unless it oon ob tained relief it would not life-, uuam-nnlin- rholHr an1 Diarrhoea Remedy waa recommended and I de cided to try it. I soon uorfoed a change for the better; by its continued use a complete oure was broifcht about, and It la now perteoiiy - Boons, Stumptown. Oilmer county, W. Va. For sale by Boss, druggist, Charles Gable visits j Portland Tues day. Mrs. J. II. (Sheldon was in Portland Tuesday. Judge Doan waa up from Balnier last Friday, Mr. 0. L. Olaen was op from Peer iwauu Auesuay, Mr. II. B. Borthwlck Goble last Monday. was op from Eugene Blakestor was sightseeing in uiuauu juouuay. W. E. Stevens, of Laka Farm, waa in uie ouy last eaturday. Mrs. Frank Dow and sons are visit. lug at ttainier this week, I. G. Wikstrom was attending to uusiness in rortiand luesday, Wra. Mellineer. sr.. lalelv ofVer- noma, is said to be in Chicago, Mrs. Otto Kulper. of Portland, Is vuiiing relatives in this olty this wsek, G. W. Samoa came un from Qulnov Tuesday and continued on to Portland Wednesday, Charles Meserve now has eharce of tbe subscription route and advert a na: department of tbe Astoria Daily News. Chits. Mellineer. U. M. Bet ehlev. L. H. jriizgeraid. and Wm. riacke. of Vernoma, were la town Tuesday even ing. Mr. and Mrs. tewthwaite.of Orecon City, and Miss Msrr Convers. returned from camp on North Bcappoose Tues day afternoon. W. A. Harris and daughter. Birdie. expect to start Sunday for New York, to visit relatives. John Cooper, who has bee fishing on the Lower Columbia for several weeks past, returned home tbe fore part of the week. James Sheldon's meat wagon now pays weekly visit to Soappooee and Warren each Friday, Mr. Clarence Bragg, of Castle Bock, and Miit Htone are visiting Mr. and Mrs. G, G. Mayger this week. Experts who have watched the pro gress ef the war are wondering bow a Spaniard ever manages to oomeoff vic torious in a ball-fight. Terry Gilliam, well known in this section where he has fished for several years, is now running a fish market at Gervais, near Salem, Orsgon. George H, Silts, of Vernonia, made final proof on his homestead before the county clerk last Saturday, as also did T. J. Frahl, of Clatskaoie. Norman MoKay, of Bcappoose, and Lou Fitzgerald and Wm. Flack, of Vernonia, returned last Saturday from the lower river fisbiug grounds. Mrs. H. B. Cliff and children and Mrs. A. H. George and children went to the mountains to camp last Sunday. They are at Dr. Cliff's place, near Bunker bilk Bev. G. Orovenor Haley will preach in Houltou next Sunday, at 11 a. m. and in St. Helens, at 8 p. m. Subject of evening ditoouiMS "The Duty of tbe Husband." Mr. A. B. Little returned the Utter part of last week from southeastern Oregon, where be had spent several months inspecting government sur veys of public lands. Tbe five-year-old-son of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Stevens returned last Fri- ay from the hospital at Portland, where be bad been undergoing treat ment for pnsumonia, . Best brands of hams 1H eents; best brands of bacon 10, 11 and 12 cents; Union Meat Co. and Ctidahy a lard, best Qualities, 45 and 60 cenu per 61b pail at St. Helens Meat Market. Henry Bumtardner and John Tompkins, of Deer Island, were .in town Monday afternoon. The boys have their haying nnisbed, and report large crop and excellent quality. Mr. J. B. Godfrey, who some time since took the civil service examina tion for federal appointment, received notice Tuesday of his rating, which is considerably above the requisite per cent. Dudley Bonney, of Yankton, went to Linnton Wednesday, where be ex pected to purchase a horse. The can nery at that place is well supplied with horses now, and no doubt there is good bargains effete. The concert by the Somen family was well patronised Monday night. The family was in this city about a year ago and gave a good ooaoert, but their recent visit demonstrates that as a speoialty company they have won- fully improved. The nublio school of this place will begin on Monday, September 6th, with Mr. G. A. Hall In charge of the higher grade and Mrs. 8. S. Way in charge of the primary department. Eighty eiKht children drew sohool money in this district last year, and H me at tendance is in proportion to the num ber drawing money, teachers will have their bands full. To tell Our peoble to be careful of fire at this season, is a timely admoni tion. A little earelessness now might nnat na the loss of many hundred dol Ura. The hich winds which frequently prevail at this time of year wouiu so add to the fury of flames that our denartmaot would be absolutely un able to handle a fire should one start. We all should be oarefuL Rnhmil Sunerlntendent Copeland, as. sieted by Mrs. 8. 8. Way and Bev. G. fi TTalav. are conducting the teachers quarterly examination this week at A , . Tl,. .nIU.nl, 1M' ine couruuuno. T? oia K-nnnedv. Mvrtle F. Jones, Flora L. Vincent, Bebeooa Bingham, Viola J. Howenttein, Mrs. Nettie King, Elite Lenore Dunn, G. Marjorie Dor man, 8. Curie Tiohenor, Lixsie Welle, Daisy D. rape, May wniiney. a Xanana man has discovered the reason that an engine is called she, and bis argument is that they wear a jacket, and aprons, have shoes, hose, and drag a train behind them ; they have a lap, need guides, ride wheelt, will not turn out for pedettriant, some times foam and refute to work, they i.i rnt men. are very contrary and it 1 always takes a man to manage thorn. UOVhtOS NOT A HimVKB. la Developing; into a Beautiful and Prosperous Village, The vfllff of H oijltfln. one f'ln of st. Helens, can no longer be looked upon i mere mburb, bat Inttead is rapidly developing Into s beautiful little town, with Miouroet to tuataln the olalint of her dco- plt that it tome day will be the mttropoilt oi Columbia county. , Of course, Bonltonbat notthtsdvantafc of the river to aaaltt In har ttridet of great ana worthy development, bat clroumitancM deinoBttrat that progrtat Is nevertheless Ming mad. Fscllltlts for shipping by rail, however, art eH-thateoaldbadetlred. and when abnolul neeeaaity demands, her peo plt, though a little Incoavniient, lake ad vantage of tb cheaper rates offered by tb iteamar terries at Hi. Helms, Tb latt tlxyearahaawltnssMdawondtr- ful change In th town of Hoiilton, and if tht tamt rats of progression Is maintained, the place bids fair to rival tome of btrmort fortunate sitter. Houltou has advantage In one retpeot. Tbe entir country wast of tbe placela noted for its produetlvs qaalltles, and tht many aewsad nsst rttldeaots built and being built, and the in alt hornet being cleared and developed, Indicate th trothhdnett of all onr saylngt. Ws btllev that to b a uott extraordinary, tlmaiy, and effective eonclaalon on tht part of tb people tettltng bear Honlton. Tb Ids of largt "farma" with no land claared hat rapidly girau plac to small bomtt well developed, and at aeomequtno taor people find ratdsno plac and Improvement mor substantial and latting, adding value to surrounding lands and liability sod wealth to tht whole section. A rtcent and valuable improvamtnt no- ttoed at Honlton la tb beautiful retldanc of Mr. N. A. Perry, juat completed and oo copied. There Is no mors handsome resi dence In Columbia county. It it modern In every respect, and, being located where It it, tbows to splendid advantage and gives the town a much Improved appearance. In fact, Mr. Ferry bat beta Instrumental in the development and building op of Honl ton. Only a few years sgo Mr. Ferry an te red upon his builneas career at that place, with not tbe brtghtmt prnapect In store, bat through eternal vigilance and th employ ment of careful basinet metbodi ke bat succeeded In a tnoit satisfactory degree in eatablithlng a large, growing, and profitable badness. His first mercantile establish ment was primltlv, bat b now owns and occupies a oommodioosstors-boildlng, with every convenience. Mr. Undley Meeker, a gentleman of en- tsrpris and energy, has had much to do with the development and advancement of the oommonlty and town. Mr. Meeker's plac lie sooth of the railroad, and tb prim condition of everything about bis plac indicate hi industry and progressive plrlt. Captain Henderson, David Hen- shew, John Lamberaou, Captain James Cox, A. N. Clark, John Urle. O. D. QUaon and many others hare been Instrumental In aatlating the place to its present stage of progresaiveness. The village eajoya tbe convenience of a poatofflot, express office? railroad ticket office, a modern two-room schoolhous, blackamlth shop, shoeahop, large hall for public meetings, and a church edifice In contemplation. The population of the place and within a radius of ene mile nnas- bers about ISO, and many new families an constantly moving In, A section crew, oompossd of resident of tbe place, draw their salarlee at the office of N. A. Ferry. The principal Industry Is catting and marketing eordwood, which affords employment to many of th people of tht place and the surrounding country. Houlton Is fait developing into a beautiful little city. Craelty to Antnaals. Bince operations were resumed at th Uunton cannery immense herds of hones have been shipped there from the interior tor slaughter. It Is needless to say that these poor ani mals were not pat aboard of the railroad ears with a viw to their comfort while in transit, and occasionally several were tram pled to death. This morning a tralnload arrived bar orer th O. R. A N. Un, on which war found nearly 40 dead earoaase. Thty were of tmall horse and poniei, who lost their Urea either through tuffocation or crushing. Thit Incident wat reported to Chief of Polio UoLanohlan, who will cause Humane Officer Caswell to Investigate It In the event be ean make a case against the ship pers or ths corporation, It will be prosecuted In the eourte. The Linnton cannery finds a market for oat of Its product in Europe, and It stands to reason that its Interest lies la canning nothing but pure meat Hence th com pany will also find It advantageous to cans Its livestock to be shipped In better condi tion. ' Later In tbe day Human Officer Csswsll visited th stockyard. Th scene before him was absolutely sickening. The dead horses had wounds of nearly every conceiv able nature. From some of them email oolta the entrailt were even protruding. Among the lot he found one ytt giving a few spasmodic kicks and that animal he put out of misery with a platol shot. These anlmsls, dead and alive, were packed in the can almost as solidly as sar dines In a box. How they managed to breathe or to move so as to hi jure one an other Is Inexplicable. Tbe shipper of tbeae horses Is T. H. Mc Carthy, of Huntington. Telegram. . What One Man Has Done. Tillamook Herald. As an evidence of what Industry and per- serverenoe, combined with good mansge ment.may accomplish In Tillamook county, we submit ths following intsrvlew with a well-known dairy farmer, Mr. Frank Ely: "'t- arrived In Tlllamaok county nine years ago with three horses and a wagon, and over taOO in debt. I sold ths horses for 370 and traded of the wagon for a cow. My wife and I went to work in a logging oamp, and remained at it for about tw ysara. Than I bought SO acres of land on th Tillamook river, totitb of tht old True man Harris plac, on South Prairie, for which I paid (400. The land was all covered with brush and a btavy growth of tprnoe timber.- 1 sold th Umber to Frank Sever ance, wh j logged It off, and I slashed and burnt the brush and built me a box house 14x32 with an 'IV four rooms ikake roof; mad th shaket myself. Built me a barn 48x33 out of Staff I split myself. Did not work out much alter ths third year I was here. I began to eell butter when I had only one eow. By the fourth year I had four cows snd they brought tue In 300.20. I alio raised berries and potatoes for mar kat, and told some hay, calves, aad hogs. In seven years I had paid all my debta and bad $000 In the bank. With that 1 bought 21 acret off the Trueman Earrls place which joined me on the north, going over 300 fn debt for It. I then built aie a new house on the land I last bought, which has cost me nearly $300 thus far. It Isn't quite finished yet, bat soon will be. I now her 17 head of cattle, a good team of horses, a wagon, a carriage, and hay enough to last ma two years. "I ascribe my success to hard work and square dealing and minding my own busi ness. . IN MEMOBIAM. On tht Srd day of August, 1808. the eltl- sens of Mint and vicinity were startled by ths Intelligence of the very sudden death of Mrs. Matilda Lint, at tht age of (7 yean, 0 months, and fourteen days, fine had pre pared breskfatt, and no unusual complaint wat made until within one hour before tbe fatal ehange, which wat probably from heart failure. A dispatch brought her son, Newton, from hit home in Washington on the asms svenlng. On ths morning of tht Stb, the large number of persons who gath ered at Mist to attend tbe funeral told tbe high esteem In which ths wss held. At 10 a, m. the funeral procession starttd from Mist to tb cemetery near Flthbawk, at which plac quit an addition swelled the number in attendance. Tbe sermon was preached .from John xl, 20: 0. While all sought to comfort the bereaved husband and the attending relatives, no condolence could stay the unbidden tears. Nor do we think God would have It otherwise. He has not planted tender affections here and bidden na be Stoics. When the treasures be has lent us are suddenly removed, and the strongest cords that bind heart to heart are strained by the parting, be would not have us aeny that we are wounded. AL though to tbe bereaved "Tbe earth seam lonesome" and It has certainly lost, we con fidently believe that another soul entered tbe portals of glory and Joined tbe number of whom It la written These are they thst have come out ef great tribulation," for early had the learned tbe mood "That 'tie woman't highest glory to be good." Ths victory Is all ths more glorious by being gained In tb wildamait. No lively Chris tian church with Babbatb devotion ano- eored her in the conflict, and with peculiar significance can she bow say: "Thank b unto Ood whoglveth as tbsvlotory through Jesus Christ our Lord." To her, Ood has truly said: "Well done, thou good and faithful." Reader can he say tblste you T Remember he cannot lie. Anon. Jotted tbe Benedict. Telegram. Keeler H. Qabbert, the Oregon City cor respondent of Th Telegram, became a benedict last Wednesday. On that day he wended M 1st Estella, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Rowland, of Kuccne, at the resi dence of tbe bride's parents. Mr. snd Mrs. Qabbert have the bet wishes of many friends. They will mat their home in Oregon City. : fMr. Gaboert Is well known at this place, having been employed on this paper several years ego. Ko. Tbe Beet Benaeelr riax. Mr. John Mathias, a well known stock dealer of Pulaski, Ky., saya: "After Buf fering for over a weak with flux, and my physician having failed to relieve me, I was advised to try Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Keinedy, and have the pleasure of stating that tbe half of one bottle cured me." For sale by Dr. E. Boas. Tar ennstinatioa take Karl's Clover Root Tea, the great blood purifier. Cures head ache, nervousness, eruptions on the face, and makes the head clear as a bell. Sold by Dr. Edwin Kost, Catarrh Cored. A clear bead and sweet breath secured with Hhiloh's Catarrh lem edy, sold on a guarantee. Nasal injector free, bold by Dr. Edwin Boss. Cnra that couth with Bbiloh's Core. The best Cough Cure. Relieves oroup promptly. One million bottles sold last year. 40 doses for 26 eents. Bold by Dr. Edwin Ross. Earl's Clover Root Tea. for consumption it's the beat and if after using it yon don't say so, return the package and get your money, ooiu ov t, ou jmxm. What Or. A. IS. aalter Saya. Bonn. N. v. Gents s From mr Per sonal knowledge, gained in observing the effect of your Shiioh'e Cure In cases of ad vanced Consumption, I am prepared to say it is the moat remarkable Remedy that has ever been brought to my attention. It has certainly saved many from Consumption. Sold by Dr. Edwin Boss. The White Collar Steamer Line will sell round trip tickets for the prioe of one single fare from any point on tbe Columbia river to Astoria and return during the Astoria regatta. Tickets sold on August 18, 19, 20, SI, 22, 23. Parties buying- tickets must go tbe day after hnnrht. but can return ID to August 24tb inclusive. This wiU en able all parties living aiong tne Colum bia river to take In tbe regatta at As toria. The committee having the regatta ia charge promise a perform ance the like of which never was. These tickets are interchangeable with all boat. TheBev.W.B. Costley, of Stock bridge, Ua,, while attending to bia pas toral dutiea at Kllenwood, that state, was attacked by cholera morbus. He aava Bv chance I haDnened to (tet hold of a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, and I think it was the means of saving my life. It relieved me at once." For tale by Dr. E. Boss, druggist Walk ine cave, so named last week for the discoverer, Frank Watkins, is situated in Pine Hollow, thirty-five nilu frnm Morn. The dieoovarer and Art Barnum entered it and tonnd the first room as cold as ice. about A 20- foot ceiling, 12x12. They bad ao ap pliances for definite observations, but from what waa seen and felt they are quite sure that an abundance of ice may be secured there. Reps it K Unt J -astl i t . i 4Uauitie.riti IMt mom en., NOTICC rOW PUBLICATION, txnn Oric t Obwoh Citt, Oa, Aiigut l. iwn. "fcTOTtCR IS JIERKBT OIVKN THAT TH 1 V fuUowInit-iiamtHl settlsr hs ftlad notice of tils intention Ionian mm! prwi la su.rtof ti( th, hmh r,rnnf will he muki be fore the county clerk ot Columbia county at sc. Moue. Oratfun, on tepteinuer U, UMI, via: THOMAS MKHKKVB. Somtead Entry Ko. 10,277, for the southeast of southeast V of suction 12, township 7, north, muge 4 west. Ha names the following witnesses to prore kls continuous nsideaue upon, and cultivation Of said land, is: (!. O. Llodahl, of ClatDKsille, Orexon, O. B. Wonderely, J, W. Pugb, anil John Alviu, olCelena, Oregon. Usi3 CHAM, U. ttOOBBS, Begleter. NOTICE rOB PUBLICATION. Laud Omca at Ousooa City, o July la. lHM. NOTICE ffl HKREBY GIVE! THAT '1KB followlnar-nained settler has filed notice ol bis Intention to make Mual proof In support of bis claim, and that said proof will be made be fore the county clerk of Columbia eonnty, st Bt. Heleus, Oregon, on August au, lxiiii, vis: JAMES N. KICK, Homestead Entry No. 9ftS2, for the nw of see Uiiii 84, townhip t north, ramie west. Me Dime the following wltiienaes to prore his oontlnuous residence uion, aud cultivation of said land, Tls: K. 8. Hattaa, of Bt. Helens, Orexon, Henry Moulton and A. K. Thomas, of Mist. Oregon, and T. A. Smith, of Clatskante, Oregon. CHAJ9. B. MOOKKS, iteglster. NCT.CC PUBUCATfON. Lako Omca at ObsooM Citt, Ob., July 14, 188. NOTICB IS HEREBY GIVBH THAT THK following-named settler has filed nottoe of her intention to make flua! proof In support of herelaim, and that said proof will be made be fore the ReKlster and Receiver, at Oregon City, Oregon, September 1, UMS, vis: EMILY J. MITCHET.L, Formerly Emily 1. Shoonover, Homestead Entry No. ma, for th southwest ot section 10, townehlp 4 north, raji'e west. She naeies the following- witnesses to prove her continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, vis: Elmer E. Miekerson, 8. If. Ballard, John O. Prlngl and A, . Adams, all of Vernonia. Oregon. j22atf CUAS. B. KOOBKS, Begurter. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Laud Omca at Obboo City, Oai, July M, iSM. NOTICB IS HEREBY OIVBK THAT TUB following-iuuned settler has filed notice of bis Intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said Drool will be made be fore the Relster aud Receiver, at Oregoa City, Oregon, on September 1, lSisi, vis: ELMBB X. N1CKBBSOK, Homestead Bntnr No. SS28. for the west M of northwest of section 2, and northeast 54 of northeast of section, township north, rauge 4 west. lie names the foThrwtna' witnesses to more hie continuous residence upon, and cultivation of said land, vis: it. H. Mitchell, B. P. Bal- tara, jonn u. mugi ana a. '. Aoama, au oi Vernonia. Oreaon. H CUAS. B. MOOBX3, Register. CONTEST NOTICE. Department of the Interior. umieu elates taaa umes. Ore tron City. Oreiton. Jnne W, MM. A BUmclKNT CONTEST AFFIDAVIT HAV Iuk been filed In this office by Oeorge t. Smith, contestant, aa-alnst homestead entry No. SHOT, made June 11, tm. for 4i of section 11, townsnip norm, range e west, ny wniwn bruKKoman, eontestee, in which It la sllered that: the said Constant Brug.rf&a hut t--.--!l abandoned the same, said parties are hereby notified to appear, respond snd offer evidence touching said allegation at 10 o'clock a. m. on August 23. lw.m. before the Beglster aud Re ceiver at the United States land office In Oregon City, Oregon. The said contestant having, In a roper amaavit, niea june ti, jnw. set roria facts which show that after due dilligence, per sonal service of this notice cannot be made, ft Is hereby ordered and directed that such notice be given by due and proper publication. JtfalS WM. GALLOWAY, Koeelver. SUMMONS. ,.,r. Ia tbe Circuit Court for Columbia County, Ommis. Iltnnie Mitchell, plaintiff, VS. Lexington Mitchell, defendant. To Lexington Mitchell, defendant. IN THK NAM K 09 THK STATE OF Ormmn: Yoa are hereby rorjuired to appear and answer the complaint filed against you in the above-entitled suit by the first Tuesday after the second Monday in October, and if you fail so to ans wer, forwent tnereoi ine piainun win ap Bly to tbe court tor uie reuei aemanaea in le complaint, via: For a decree lor ever divorcing her from the defendant. This summons ia published inTBiOss oon Mist by order of the Hon. T. A. Mo- uride, luage or we aoove-eaiiuea court, made July 18, lm. Bd. j)sr.piirr..riAJ.iij and A. R. MENDENHALL, jXsl Attorneys for flaintifr. CfTAJiONTO HEIRS. In the County Court of the State of Oregon uruoiumuta wuutj. . Ia the matter of tbe estate I of Joho Elmore, deceased. I To all th heirs and devisee of John El more, deceased, known and unknown, and to ail persons interested in tne aata esiai. IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF Oregon, you and eaca of yon are here by commanded to be and appear before tbe Hon. County Court of the Stata of Oregoa in and for the Coonty of Columbia, at the Courthouse in 8t. Helens. Oregon, on Mon day, the 5th day of September, A. D., 18a8, at 1 o oiocse p. m os sua aay, Doing ins regular terra, to show cause, if any exist, why an order of sale of ail the real estate belonging to aaid estate should not be made aa nraved for in th Dctitica on file in said Court, aaid real property being described as follows, to-wit: The southeast quarter of section 34, lownsntp norm, range o wm of the Willamette Meridian in Columbia oouaty, in the Stata of Oregon, and eon- uurimg iw acre. In uutiuionr whereof. I. J. G. watts. clerk of ths County court aforesaid, do here unto set my band and affix tne seal oi saia Court at my olHce in the City of Bt. Helene, Oregon, this JUrth day of July, A.D., im. MM . . U. n A 1 1 9, vouniy ura. By W. A. HABBia, Deputy. SUMMONS. In the Cfreoit Oonrt of th 8tate of Oregon for Col am bia County- Hiss Emma H. Steaberx, plain tiff vs. John 0. Mania, Annie Hants, - Sadie Hants, Time Mania, Carl Mants, M. Hendricks. Alphia Adams, and Ethel Hendricks, defendants. To John O. Mants, Annie Hants, Sadie Mania, Ttllla slants, uari Hantx, ana si, Uendrteks, of the above-named defend- VOU AND EACH OF YOU ARE X hereby required to appear and answer the eompaint filed against you in the above entitled suit by the first day ot the next term ot the above-entitled Court following the expiration of the time prescribed in the Oruer ror puouuauun w urn auwnwuv, . - 1 ' : 1 1 t T 1 ,KA ataAtl. WUtCR u J wiu vm iw V w , "u ... day of October, 1888, aad it yon fail so to annaar nr answer aaid oomnlaint on or be fore said day for want thereof, the plaintiff wilt apply to aata tonn tor un reuet air minded in her complaint. The relief demanded in plaintiff's com plaint is that the enorijrag held and owned i har nmn the foilowiiis described real . .. . .l 1.. ,k.nnt. Af nnlM. bia and Stat of Oregon, to-wit: tb Bouth weat quarter of Section four (4), ia Town ship three (3) North, Range two2) West of tbe Willamette Meridian, containing 100 k. InntlAMH anil th aftilt nrMiniafta be sold to aatiafy the mortgage debt due plaintiff secured by said mortftage, to-wit: The tarn of S-i00.0O. together with latereat on tbe same at the rat of 10 Per cent per annum since the 18th day ef August, 1897, also a reasonable attorney's fee end the cests and disbasements of this suit, and that you and earn of yon, and all persons claiiutn or to claim bv. through, or under yon or either of you subsequent to the com mencement of this sail, be barred and for ever foreclosed of all right, claim, equity of redemption, or other interest in or to said real property, and such other aud further reuei as to lue uuurt ujsj pcl mm stuu proper. This Bnmmon la rmblished bv an order of Hon. T. A. Mo Bride, Judge of the above. entitled (Jourt, made August ath, 1K. J. THOHNBURN BOSS. P. P DABNKY. and K. B. SKAKROOK. ali23 Attorneys for I'laintiff. AN OPSN I v iviw i i &. vv V(T5 ARE ASSERTING IN THE COURTS OUR EIGHT TO THE EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE WORD " C ASTORIA,". AND rrrcHEK's castoria," as DM SAMUEL PITCH Eft, waa -BY . m me onamawr oj "uasiukia," the sama has borne and does now hat on ever A the facsimile signature of wrajppcn This is the original "CASTORIA" which has leen used in m ...... ine nomes of tne Mothers of America for over thirty years: LOOK CAREFULLY at the wrapper and see that it h the kind you have always bought on the and has the signature of GSt&rM&k wren- per. No one has authority The Centaur Company, of which Chas. R Fletcher is PresiiiM. i rV-; ' : Do Not Bo Deceived'':' :-, ,r . Do not endanger the life of your child by accepting a cheap substitute Tvhich some druggist may offer you (because he makes a few more pennies on it), the in-, greaienis oi wnicn even "Tho Kind You Havo Always Bought s7 J I. Insist ca Having Tho" Kind That ITevcr Failed Yen. Vwf rfmm ewaipwarv, TT HARRIS' CASH " GROCERY ..." Ktpa tvlwnyi mi harri kinnl ot r . i i ; Btaple and fsuey fcTo-erie axud i Bv-si - pmvisiontf, fiirm proiuti, tropical rOT YOUr : And domestic frafu In mmmoii, fln : UTOCCriCS, - t3Mnd eolfeot, tOiiox) and cine. - -.,.,-;- , ; A flnfi line of eonfee turnery .m in : stock mttA f 4WirttB0iler pctodtUb J nna,e-r rran itv lunmiMeTorrr r"V uri rfci? nr a ST. HELENS Dr. EDWIN ROSS, Proprietor. DRUGS oooocooooooc; Patent Medicines, Fancy Toilet Articles. PERFUMES AND FANCY STATIONERY. Prescriptions... Carefully and Accur ately Compounded.... DAY OR NIGHT. ClgIirSee DART & rialn Street, Dtaltn in. GENERAL KERCHUIDISE DART & Main Street, - SOME RARE -FARMING LANDS-: Oim aofl twenty aerea, rnUe from county freat: 40 aori la cultivation; I mile from sobooltiouni oo Columbia rivr; prloa Ji 00 per acre. One hundred and twnty acres; rood or ohard; 80 anres goarxl swale laud; all land ia I mlie from aehool house; H utU from railroad tfation; 1 mil froua tiuawatar; good e&auoa lor oordwood. -TIMBER Timber claim ; SOaeres: elmatedat4,ono, 000 feet ol tlinlxr; aeeessabltt to loggiug stream i prioe a HO. Timber eialm; 160 seres; over 8,090.000 feet; prUttl.MUW. For farther information call on or address: Main Street. - aM at aat tst our trademark. of Hyannis, Massachii ''sdh, that at aa, - - tm from me to use mv name exnnv.t I as aoes not Know. 0 mwka sisur, acw nw rr. A Jto ' PHARMACY Complete Line cf. Drafts' Snnirlcs School Books... and School Supplies MUCKLB St. Helena, Oregon. j; Choice Groceri Always on hand. Plonr, irraln, and feed. Tobacco and eigan, and suiokera' articles, notions, eta. ...Hardware... CROCKERY AND TINWARE. ...Dry Goods... Includlnf a funeral anmrtment of cloth fnff, fnrninhlngft, aud dnwft goodK. Aim) a &m Hue of toot aud alicxjn. MUCKLE . St. Helens, Oregon. J BARGAINS 'f Ten aerea on Milton ereek. H mlla from school; 8-room house, bam, omliomwa. smmi orouaixi; aaurea in ouuivauou; $100 M. ElKbtr aomB. mllefl from county sU lftvel and timber slawiierf: U. rime pficu aont; hi lr- echoolhouias;oufloimfiyr(u(l; wtll wil or'itaoi- tmeiit; prit I'UO per aoiu c&hii aoa oamune ou LANDS- One hundred and tweritr acros ol Umber land iu isli.tl west; price w (M, 81k hondml snd forty er.i of timber land tp 4 a, r '1 west; pritie 5- M per sera. - St. II
