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Newspaper Page TextOREGON MIST. Friday, August 80. .80S. Evangolloal oftmpmeotiog in in pro- kl uiuuuia) lu! nova, CC'lll- mending weuussUa. It will ooutiuue out weuic, All matters porUlning to the county business will regularly be found in the columns tf this paper m tfaejr trans pire, ask your neiguDor to subscribe. Merchant Dolman It making prepar ations to build a large addition to bl lore building on the north, tide. Work It expected to b ooniinonoed in few any. Beat brandt of hams 11J eents j best uraoue 01 bacon iu, i aua lit oentt ; Union Meat Co. and Cuclahy t lard, bent qualities, 46 and 50 oentt per 6 lb pail at St. Helens Meat Market. Tbo county Judge hat a nottoe In this Issue asking tor sealed bidt for the construction of brltlge over Tide crook, in road district Mo. 6. Plant and specifications are on file in the Judgu'e oflloe In Kniuior. I will be In Woodland, Wash., until September 16th. Any communica tion will reach me at that plaoe. I will return to St. Helena during that lime by appointment only. iteepecifully, J. A. Emd, Dentist. Assessor White will have the assess ment roll for 1898 completed and tub niitted to the board of equalisation, which sits at the courthouse next Mon day, Augutt 29. All clairne for cor rection must be made before the board. We have decided to furnish the Weekly Oregonlen and Ousoox Mist together one year for 11.75, invariably in advance. Better yett Ths Mist will bo tent nntil January lit, 1U00. The price of the Oregouian one year it fl.60. . Mr. Mead, the woodsaw man, wat down from Portland bait weok looking after contract to out the winter's wood for persona In thlt town. Mr. Mead told ut he would be here with hit machine about September 15th, to it It neoeuary for all concerned to have their wood on band. So far thit season, Lou MoCauley, who reiidot near Keatey poelofflce, carries oft the honors for champion hunter of Columbia county. Lou bunged 700 pound of bear meat latt Saturday in a berry patch not far from bit home. There were two of the bean, and one ebot each from trutty riile tnffioed. The largett one weighed 400 pound. The ratet of admission to the Ore gon Industrial Exposition are going to bo kept within the reach of all. Considering the vast amount of amuse ment and instruction afforded, the price la very low, being only 25 cente Jar tingle admissions and 11 for coupon tickets good for five admissions; $2.50 for coupon tickets good for 15 sd mis sions; children under 12 years of age, 10 cents. fiohool Superintendent Copeland bat liad printed and tent out a number of circular letters announcing the date of and general outline of the teachers' institute for this county. It it defin itely eettlod that the institute will be Ir.lnlaa AAinrntnltiair Dl Unil. dav. Senteniber 6. and doting Satur day, September 10th, A very profit able session it promised, and teachers of thit county are urged to atteud. It wat perhaps reasonable to name few towns, and vessels, and ttreett sifter Dewey, but the rage for giving thintra the name "Dewey " baa passed the absurd and reached the nauseating stage. We havs "Dewey" eorseta, and niimrettas. and Barters, and trusses, and nuke mtdioines. and ealvse, and dogs, and cats, and chickens without umber. Half the mangy, flea-infested ourt, and scrawny, oaterwauliug cats in the country are named "Dewey," j and the rest are called Sampson, Schley, or Uobson. The hop-nlcklng sesson in the Wil lamette valley is near at hand. Pick ing will begin between September 5th and 10th, and in some instances a trifle later. The ylold this year will equal that of 1897 In quantity, but the Indi cation now are that the quality will , be more in accordance with that of 1890, which wat eiceptionally good, being about 90 per cent choice. Var ious estimates plaoe the ooming orop at (mm 1)5.000 to 70.000 bales. It it possible, however, that the crop will be from tw.uw to oo.wv owes. J. 8. Jameson, of Edison, who oper ates the Blauchard logging road, five milee in length, hat 45 men at work, and turnt out 60.000 feet of logt daily. The priest average from $4 60 to $5,50 per thousand. Binoe the dettruction of the New Whatcom mill by Are the i. .ant tn ToAooia. They oper ate now by tteam and look for still more modern mothodt of conducting the business. Many Improvements are eonlemnlated. and they may be porfooted in course of a short time. (jatiuemei uaiuivu. Captain Thomat Dolg yesterday re ui (mm a visit ia the Nehalem. He reports there It the largest crop of aii.RKt and oats this year ever raised i ih vallnv. The hav crOD. which . waa lareo. is all in. The new flour mill near Jewell will be ready to operate rwnt.Br 1. when the farmers will grind thai nan flour. The only trouble about crops in that leotion is that the farmers cannot get their products to .-bai hnnan.n nl the bad roade. Good roads it the crying necessity of the hour, so far as internal development it concerned. Astorian. About one month ago my child which it filtaon montht old, bad an attack of diarrhoea accompanied by nmitnr T eave it such remedies as are usually given in such cases, but as nothing gave reiioi, we eon tor v .li.n ...H it waa under bisCSSO for I .oak A t thii time the child had been eick lor about ten days and was having ahnut twentv five operations of toe t.in tatnlva hours, and we were convinced that unless it soon od t.ini rotio it nuld not live. Chant. berlain't Colic, Cholera "d JDienhoea Remedy wat reoommended and t de cided to try it. I soon noticed a change for the bettor; by its continued use a complete cure was brought about, and , It la now perteouy. Booob, Stumptown. Gilmer county, W. Va. For sale by Dr. Boss, druggist, Westport it a busy scune at present in the woods, Wtnort siouglt has our loggers putting timer to the water. it. uoivin operates at Marshland. T. Boyle bat 20 men in camp ; be usee a donkey. Olson Hroa. have 12 men and use donkey to yard out and an m fine on the bonk, which hault from xu.uw to 13,1)00 feet a load. W.J. koss uses a team of cattle and horses. Hit road it about three milet long, He hat about 18 men oa bit payioll MoFarlane Bros, use a donkey to yard out and cattle on the road. Their crew will average about 20 men, IX. Williams it logging on the Tompkint place. He uses too oz teams and hauls one-balf mile. Annus McGregor it working oa the old Mclfarlane works. The road it about a mllo lone and very steep In placet. He generally works about nine men. Wilson fc Foote ute a four-horse team, and put in at Dris ooll't slough at quite a lively' gait. Disooll & ChishoUn are logging on Hunt creek. They nse four yoke of cattle and employ sis men. Logs from tnese camps are going into tne water quite plentifully ,- Celhlamet Gasette. We will within the next few days tend Out statements to persons who owe ut one year's subscription or more, at the same is tbown by our books. We hope that everyone receiving these statements will give the matter prompt attention. An amount which you owe it email, and may be considered by you at of no particular oontequenoe, but when you take into consideration that four or five hundred persons owe amounts from one dollar to three dol- j lart each the amount in the aggregate it a neat turn. We will continue to give our readers the beat paper pub lished In Columbia county and the best paper our limited means will permit of. You can further assist us by ask ing your neighbor to become a sub scriber to Thi Mist, and thut atsist nt in our efforts to build up and de velop the best county on the Lower1 Columbia river. Our interests are identical with your own, and by assist ing ut you help yourself. Thb Mist will be tent to any address until Jan nary 1st, 1900, together with The Weekly Orceonian for one year for only $1.75. Last Sunday was a rod-letter day in Soappoose. It waa the occasion of the dedication of the beautiful new Meth odist Episcopal chapel. Dr. W. H. Uiff, of Portland wat present and con ducted the service. At the opening of the services a debt of two hundred and fifty dollars was hanging over the little chapel, but at the olose every dol lar had been provided tor in good re liable subscriptions. Then Dr. Iliff named the edifice "una M. E. Ubapai, and, atsisted by Beta. M. Burlingame and G. G. Haley, formally dedicated it At the close of the services a young lady oame forward and received the ordinance of Baptism. Bev. G. G. Haley it pastor of the circuit in which the new chapel ia tituated and Bev. M. Burlincame ia the local patter. He should be congratulated on the suc cess of to great an undertaking, hav- ini been appointed at supply at Hcap- poose June 1st, last. In two montht, boat, the church wat erected com plete and debt-free. No exposition, state or county fair, oa the coast ever opened op in a more brilliant; biste oi glory man win tne Oretron Industrial Exposition at Port land on Sept 22. . The committee and all the effloials are working diligently toward a common end. ' Everything is tending toward complete success The big building where the exposition i held is being rearranged and made more convenient, and will toon be transformed into a bower of beauty. The music hall particularly will cause exclamations of surprise and deligbt, And every other part of the great in stitution is being improved ana MftU- uued. The Bev. W. B. Costiey, of Stock- bridge, Ge, while attending to hie pas toral duties at Ellen wood, that slate, wat attacked by cholera morbu. He aava : MBv chance I happened to get - f - - . . T. hold of a bottle oi Cnamberlain't Uolio, Cholera and Diarrhoea Bemedy, and 1 mini II wat we means oi a'lnjf my life. It relieved me at once." For lale by Dr. E. Boss, druggist. Save 20 per eent by paying op your subscription to this paper during Aug ust and September, un one years subscription you will save an amount equal to your amount of war tax. Mis Flora Vincent, of University Park, ha been elected to teach the Yankton school, the term to com mence the second Monday in Septem ber. - Each person who will tend na two new vearlv cash subscriptions for Till MiflT will receive this paper gratit for one year. Earn the subscription price) of thit paper one year by tending nt two new, caan subscrioera. See the liberal offer we make this weok to subscribers. The ad it on the second page. - (teal Estate Transfers. J B and Jans H Doan to Charles W. Ado, own oi see o, p w n, i went ......... Frank Bros. Impliment Co. to William M Udd, iruiiee, w m .uni ,mu Ma 12. to 1 n. r 5 wett. . Q a Foster to Mrs Barak L Voigt, lot m k a- 11 f JSWlla Els'y and &mma Georot to A Whelm .,. u.,. nt uia lf. tnft n. r 1 went 483 John and Mary jow mi noi urn- ens Metuoaim rapnoupai uuuiuu, iv. UIW lu 1. HmImiih Jamo F and Sarah J Timoney to I N and Kaenei a dhiw, u v no n 9 m Q want United Btiws to Aiahel H Holmes, se to80. Ip7n, r 8 went.. ............. D j ami Frank H Bberman to Flavius J Vornii, svh IMO v " ' want Sheriff J N Rice to M Bibee, tH ol now snu H oi "tx"' BUerlffi N Blee lo I CBanford.partot Kulgnton uiju PERSONAL MEJ4TIOU. K. A. Psrry wu la Portland Thursday. .Ham Kinder was tip from Deer Island oa Monday, Vlat Tivj W'a'VInt riS r-hirnH fimii Ootrsstuan. . George Ramsey was down from Scappoon last Baturuay. Jsniet Mnckle was doing business In Pert" land Monday. Jamaa daltani waa tin frnm Dear Island last Saturday. , John Prlnirle. sr.. was over from Yar- noola Monday. Georn Mar far waa at tha eoaat a few days this week. Wash Muokle attended tha neatta at Astoria last week. . Comiaimlnncr Trakaa waa down from Scsppoose Tuesday. Attorney G. W. Oola waa In Rainier on business Wednesday, Mm. J. Q. Mnokie visited relatives at Bkaaoktwe this week. Jacob George was no from Cowseman on Thursday o( iaat week. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Watte, of Scappoose, were la town Taeeday. Mr. and Mr. A. Bhannahan were over from Vernooia Monday. , Edwin Merrill and wife were bd from Deer Inlaad last Saturday. Isaao Bumnrdner. sr.. eame up (rem Deer la laud last Baturuay. Mr. W. D. Connell. of Deer Island. Vis ited in this city laet Bunday. ! Mm. G. Q. May ear spent this week at tb Cliff camp near Beaker hill. Frank. Arnv and Lna George returned from the Coweemaa Wednesday. Mr. and Mn. Sheldon have relatives from Portland Tiollinj them this week. Meaara. Geo. Moeck. Josenh Silvers, and Jndge Doan were np from Itaiuiar Monday. 8. O. Hoadlev wat un from Dear Inland last Saturday leokiog after baslneas attain. Dennis Perrv and a number of fnendtare thi week camped lo ths vicinity of Banker hill. AAin Rmn ratnrnad frnas the nonntnlns Surwisy. and oonUaaed on to tbeooast Mon day nigtit. . Mr. and Mra. Cleeton ratnrnad Monday from near Vernonia, where they bad been rusticating for two week. flan Ballard, of Plttsbunr. wss in town Mondav on bis way to Oregon City as a wit ness in a land contest ease. Leo Flttfrald and Georire Adams eame ovor from Vernonia Wedneaday on their way to the hop-fields up Ui valley. R. E. Qnlok went to the numntalns on Wedneaday. He Joined Meatrs. Cox and Davis at their eantp near Perls postotBoe. M. S. Emv left Wedneaday erenln for Rainier, where he has been enfrsged to do a eoniiiierable amount of repair work oa tome buildings. I.. I. nlcar. KnaeneBlakeilev.and Bert Whitney ttarted lat Baturday for Oakland. Oregon, where they e pec ted tobeeniployed atonatrcUn)( a telephone .line from that place Into California. Israel Spenser and son, Omar, eame over frnm Varnnnia laat Hundav and continued on to Portland to make preparations for Omar to attend ecbool at the university thii winter. They returned home Wednesday. Will MeaarTS returned taut Friday from Mora. Sherman county, where be bad been on a bnnlnaaa trin. Will report til Kindt of trade ai very lircly iu that section of the tate, us conunueu on nume luewuy afternoon, . KnmettOuick.drrreron ths Forest Grove atae. tolla ua that- are doinaaruihina bull- nes now. u nas rcqoirea two imbii o take tne pasaengere out lor aeTeru oaya paat, as many aa iz paaaengvre tuiugaua;, -Tillamook Headlight. : OIjATSKANIB sews. G. K. UnSgrm eame in am the steamer Wednesday morning. It has been decided to postpnne the open ing of the poblto ecuooia her until (Septera- ..... . . i . . . . ' portunity to attend the Institute. Prof. Whltten and wife returned from hewport, Oreimn, Monday eteumg. I rlaited the protiuanor'a parent and attended the ummr ecboul for teaflhara, brusliing np for n la the school room thie winter. a. Tnlmunn r.1 Oak Point, eame in on Tuesday evening with bi Honor o badly maaliad Uiat It wa iouna bwiwhwi j w putatetwoof tliero the ftmt and aecond nl hla lfl hand. He wa Cooplinr ear at Benaoa's ioi?King earop when heuiet with his unlortunate acoiueub KEABBY NKW8. ; Mra. I Ma Brown and daughter are Visit ing relatives at iteeu s mm. A Ilia Hltta la nnnrted moph better. Med ical attendance from Clatekante was sum moned. T.. lltila 4aiiirhAr. f,nT. VOUnSSt Child of Joaeph Read, U stUl quite ill with whoop- inscougB. Kever was more bountiful crops, of both fruit and cereal than has been bestowed unon tha neoule of ftenaieui mis year, im hay crop was immenee. u w n nrehrv and family have for an aTtsnrlwi visit to the home Of Ear invalid mother, near WlUonyll le. The children expeot to engnge lo hop-picking. ninx.1 fnllawinv the manle of the whet ting scythe came the rytbniie swing of the grain eraddie, ana tnsproionKwi wmrr ui i ue inreaner win g ' y j to oomo. till autumn rain shall say keep still till next year. Tiaixmitai nf TTnmewood ranch were moet plraaantiy nrprlied Augoat 12th by a viaitfrom Hon. T. J. Cleeton and wife urtA Um Krnraf tnH dancrbtr. Maeaie: .Un l.t.r In tha iav bv a Call from Dr. J, K. Hail. Prond are we of such honorable men, not only ia title but in reality. - The mania for the hop-field like the yellow fever In Cob-baa nroaen in upon ma KnMitm mi riiMi nratiK vhmviv aatuai. the former with damage lo conscience if aot morals, the latter only to the physical man. How soon 1 forgotten the canip nieeting injunction enfolded from the scrip ture, "If meat maketh my brother to of fend;" also the Interrogative, "Am I my brother's keeper T" catarrh (tared. A clear bead and sweet breath secured with Bhiloh's Catarrh rem edy.soidon a guarantee. Nasal injector free. Bold by Dr. Edwin Roes. run that annirh with flhlloh' Cm. The beet Congo Cure. Believes croup promptly. One millioa bottle sold last year. 40 doses fur 26 cent. Bold by Dr. Kdwin Ross. Ickssl Warrant Payablew RuHni la hnrrtiv elven that Hi fot1own en- standing warrams of school district No. o- Imnt.ia (niintv, Orrvon, are now pyMo: No. IM, llai, tt, Ml and lUt will be paid nana pre sentation K m, at Ifitlens, Oreguo. luteront wiU ceaae altr Aimiwt J. li . Karl's Clover Root Tea, for consumption tha haat and U after oaiii it you don't say so, return the package and get your money, ooia oy vt. wwn Hhlloh's Consumption Car cores where others fail. It is the leading cough cure, and no borne should be without it. rieas ant to take and goes right to the spot. Bold by Dr. Kdwin Ross. tr.ri'a rinvar Rnnt Tea I a nleasant lax ative. Regulate the bowel, purines the blood. Clear the complexion. Easy to make and D easant to take. cente. ootu by Dr. Kdwin Roe. . Campln; at Banker Hill. Senator MeBrMe arrived down from Port land Tuesday evening on the Shaver, and next day left for Bunker bill, where fee ex pects to remain two weeks rusticating and enjoying camp life. Other members of ths family have been camped tbere for some time.. The senator arrived ia Portland from Washington about two weeks ago, and remained there to attend toom im portant butiness matters before coming to this city. . Killed by a Falling- Tree. Ktwt reached Astoria Wedaaeday after noon of a fatal accident at Borg land's log ging camp, near Clifton. Hiram Silvas, a logger, waa struck by a falling tree, and frightfully crushed. Death was Instantan eous. Coroner Pohl wa telegraphed for, and left tor the teen of the accident. The body will be brought there. Flovrtna; Hill Steady to Start. Clatsop county's Brat flouring mill will bs in operation In a few days. It has been built by several progressive Nsbalem farm ers, and is situated on the Big Flehhawk river, foer miles from Medley. It has a capacity of St barrels per day, and It oper ated by water power. T&e volume ot water applied will be tufflolent to run the mill at all seasons of the year. This Is bnt one of the many co-operative plans which arc on foot there. Dally Treaanry Statement. WasmKOTOH. August 84. Today's state ment ot the condition of the United States treaanry showsi Available cash balanoe ....290,308.815 Gold reserve.. 90fMrJ8,049 Cash in the gold reserve has been aoee- mulatlng at the rate ot about 11,000,000 per day throughout August. BSHit. iHBKaxr. At Oakland, California, August 22nd. toMr.snd Mrs. U. U. Inakeep.aaon This is Mr. W. H. Dolman's first grand child. ?5 230 800 1000 650 150 DtiCAW. At Boapnoo, Oregon, August 22, 1893, the Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Jo Dunoan, oi wnoopiiiB-OTuau (.ml mttmitmm A i oust 23 train the H, B. ehurch, by the pastor, Rev. Martin Bur lingame. BOA3P Of EQUALIZATION. Omca o Coownr Amm, . , tr. UM.BHH, urKoa niy , fJOTICB W HKBKBV OIVKM THAT TH JMMfcro OI alliiK(m iw wiiubiph. -m. OrKu, will Biew in tn oonrinuiiaa. m u it ol l. Mwlwus, lr!n, on Mmuiny, Angunt irh. IH!. for tlieP'iriMlwol wiwatlslnjr the a- swiiiineiit of 1KU. AUoIiiIum fw correction muiit b nia-ta before the board. MARTIN WHITE. TREASURER'S NOTICE. Gocavv T""' ovvtc. Ht. IlKi.a, Oa., July s, mm. , a-rriTTnie in hkhkuv 1VKN THAT ALl iv unuald Couulr Warrant of Columbia Conntv. Or.ou. which have beau memutmi and tuiiriTHuA: "Not l'aid lor Want of fnnda, prior to July 1, lie, will be paid nwe prmca tatlon at this obue. tnterext will not be allowed alter this date. jujwih mmn, Iiu26 Treasurer of Columbia County, Oregon. NOTICE fOH PUBLICATION. Lako Omca At Oaaoon Citv, O., Auirut 23. U9S. ItTOTICB 18 HKBEBY OIVKN THAT THE lv following-named nettler has filed notice of is intention to make niml proof in aupponui i. Ki.im. Hiiri that wild oroof will be miulo be fore the County Clerk ol Colombia County at St. Helens, Oregon, on October , via; JOtltl-H A. BVEBJCTT, Rnmeatead Entry No. 9129, for the tw of nwV, and lot No. 4, aectlou 4, and of ub' and lot o. 1, section , tp a, r s w Un namoii ll.o ii.llowlni WitnCUeS tO BltOvehlS continuous leaidenee (on and cultivation of aid land, vii: Brioe Hncker, Wm. H. linker, and Joseph Keed, ol Kenaey, Orexon, and John H. Ilartutan, of Vernonia, Orenmn. NOTICE rOW PUBLICATION. Lao Ornc a Oaaeon Citv, Oh., Aiiiru.l 2. -rjvrrnr la mtntCRV OIVEN THAT THS il following-named settler he fllwi notice of nls intention to mane niiiu pivoi m auiiin... w hla elaim. and that aald nroof will be mwle be- fi.m thav,ntv ckrk of Colombia County at at. Helena, uregon. on wwwn , icno, . M.K.EVEKITT, RnmaatMut Kntrv No. 10.991. for the e of nwii andswiiof neWof mxsU, tp n. r 6 west. He names the following witneiwes lo prove hla continuous residence npon and cultivation of said land, nil Hnce nacaer, wm. a. nm;w, and Jowpli Keed, of Keaaey, Oregoo, and John it. rjartuiau. OI vernonia, uriifliiu. a2907 CHAfl. B.JtOOasa, Register. NOTICE rOH PUBLICATION. Aurrust lUh,vm. VI IVB M.a at .- a um. v . i . j . I V. u ftf jkj4 nnllna nt A. W IOHUWU;-IJUHIO" KHtW uum iiit aswvjvww. hii Intention to maxe nntu prow m unr u biti claim, and thai uid proof will be mwio b fore tne iW.iter nd xf3lvrt at Oregon City. - d.,..tK hkt h ifeUit iw UlVgUUa WU cvfJvejiu uvi wat v t . rHRKT!AK VON BREK. Homrta5 Entry No. 70, for the east U of thtt southeast , ot MOtlun o, townoiup I Aorta, ntciKO wsjb. Ue aamMi the (bllowinir wHnewea to f.ryre aim oonuuuoui reoiucuw uwaat vunw.. of wild land, via: John Hoea, John Braun and rrank Jtoeie, oi uraunspors, uiwtEju ww i.lnnv. nf Buxton. Oreiron. .. AA ' 1 1 ad U UAADgil xwr4atA fUJm0 Vll t". stwunii, Hw' Prestalf ally Nervasi. mm dread full v nervous, and for iuf tnnk vnnr Karl' Clover Boot Tea. It quieted my nerve ana nreuium j whole BJervou Bystem. I we troubled with constipation, kidney and bowel troub le. Your tea soon cleansed my whole sys tem an thnmuehlv that I ranidly regained my health and trength. Mrs. 8. A. Sweet, Uartiord, Con. Bold by Dr. JMwin jtoea. PregtawaU rr Vista. XTOTICl 18 HEREBY OIVBJI: Sealed bids IX . for building a bridge over Tide creek, la Knad niirtrlra No. &. la Columbia county, Ors- r.n, will be reoetvea oyt. a. i"a, naiuror, nJrM fw.m tin. Ant of the oublicatlos of tMf notice up to Beptemiwr 7th, vm, saui onose to he built In acooraance whb ina uiwianu mr tb publicatlos oi this an locations on nla in the office ol i. B. Doan, at Rainier, urenon, me vouuiy wur ; i' Dlua. liWRi .ma ma . . It. . v , County judge. rlKht to rejwit any or all t cuty oi auhuih, . aMaS CITY TREASURER'S NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that all warrants ot the City of St. Helens Oregon, preeentea and endorsed "not mm lor mimwiu. Anii i9jh. 1MH7. 1U be raid noon nrasentation to m. laterest will not be flowed after thU date, Augnrt fW Treasurer ot the City ot 8L Helena. Oregon SUMMONS. Ia the Circuit Court for Columbia County, Minnie Mitchell, plaintiff, vs. Lexington Mitchell, deienoans. : . uiska.ll AafeknAmnt JO LWXIIIKIUH lllimi. ui--1 IN THK NAMifi OF THIS BiAlsw Oregon: You are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filed against yon In the above-entitled suit by the flrt Tuesday after the aepond Monday in October, 1898. and it yon fail so to ans wer, for want thereof the plaintiff will ap ply to toe oours tor w ruo . theoompleint, vi: For a decree for ever divorcing her f root the defendant. This summons is puonenra hihv" eon Mi T by order of the Hon. T. A. Mo- Bride, JUdge Ot US uovo-wima maaeJutyKMoao. wl A R UKNDENHALL. jgjjjj Attorneys for riainau. SUMMONS. The Best Bemedy riux, Mr. lohn Mathjas, a well known stock dealeofPulasktrr-.''fln'ilVm ferlngfor overa week with flux, end my physfc an having failed to relieve me. I 1 ' " j..t.. ,a tr i Chamberlain 8 Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Kemetiy. and have ths pleasure of stating thrt the tall of one bottle oured me." f or saie oj ur. For constipation take Karl's Clover Root To the great blood puritier. Cures head lea, u a' " JLii. nn the face. 'the' h7ad olr.. . bell. Sold by Dr. Kdwin Koss. I Seyal snake tbetsod pare, I ylmle end dslltleB. I ai ri !i -4a " SSI.anW.Mll II .... L i 1 1 wrm. (W.ni"' r,MiiTT,W'' ii a J ' In ths Ctronlt Court of the 8 tate of Oregon for Columbia uounty. Miss Emma H. Stesberg, plain tun vs. .... John O. Mant. Annie want, badie mania, tui moi..-, Carl Mania, M. Hendriok. Alphia Adam, and Ethel Hendricks, defendants. To John C. Manls, Annie manm, oaoi Mants, Tune moi, van tiendricSJi, OI sn biwtwmuuw ww VOO AND EACH OF YOU AES I harebv reouired to appear and answer the oompaint filed against yon in the above eutitled rait bv the first day of the "ext term oi tne wiii v" "iT it" the expiration of the time prescribed In the order for publication ot thi. summon, which day will be Tuesday, the eleven in day of October, 18H8. and it yon fail so to .'lzt . aald immnlaint on or be- f aiil dav for went thereof, the plaintiff will apply to said Court for tha relief de manded in ner ctraiit. .,.n,Ld in nlaintiffa com pletnt is that the fceidandowned oy ner upon in iwuaini "t ri, , property situated In the County of Colum bia end Stata of Oregon, to-wit: the South west quarter of Section tour (4), in Town ship three vol norm, jiangv wu, " the Willamette Meridian, containing 180 acres, be forclosed. and the said premises be sold to Mtisfy lb mortgage debt due plaintiff secured by said mortpajre, to-wit: The sum of IHO0.0O. together witu interest on the same at the rate oi 110 per cent per - .in tha IHih dav of Aucust. 1807. .i.n a raaanuable attorney's fee and the .nd diahnwments of this suit, and that yon and esvrh of you, and all person .i.ifna nr lo elaim bv. throngh. or under you or either of you subsequent to theoom inenoement of this suit, be barred and for ever foreclosed of U right, claim, equity of or otner on O t m I are rfa LsMkl To r.iOTJ -zn; f -- , (If ! fs 1 m is 0 We .. VTR ARB ASSICRTINQ Iff THE COURTS OUR UTQUT TO TUB EXCIX7SIVB USB OF THB WORD "CASTOiUA," ANO PITCHER'S CASTOKJA," A3 OUR TRADEMARK. ihet f'tyr " mm-3 that crt everj I, SAMUEL PITCHER, of Eyannis was the originator of MC ASTORIA," has lorno and docs now bear tw ja.C'Smu3 signature oi WvZ UcLt wreppcr. This is the original "CASTORIA" which has been used in the homes of the Mothers of America for over thirty years. LOOK CAREFULLY at the wrapper and see that it h and has the signature of OtJf-dc&i, . wrap per. No one has authority from me to use my name except The Centaur Company, of which Chas. H. Fletcher is Presiden t .' Do ITot Bo DecciYesi ' Do not endanger the life of your child by accepting i a cheap substitute which some druggist may offer you j (because he makes a few more pennies on it), the in-s grcdients of which even he does not know. "Tho End You Havo Always EcIit THE ClCNATUF.2 C. S7 .'w-smBtts "jr 4 is era- IdeM oa Having Tho Kind That Never Failed Yea VM MWIsWH OMMUIV( It WIWMT mffCT, NCVVOMI ffTVW HARRIS GASH GROGLRY i For Your Keep always on hand all kinds of stable and fancy (roeerie snd provisions, fftnn produce, tropl?til and doiatwtio fruits in aeannn, fine teas and oouees, twbawo and ciKftrs. A fine Une of confectlouery alno iu stock, and vanousotuer specialties. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. . Laud omca at oaaooM CiTV. Oa.. Alitniat 11th. XTOTICK 18 HEREBY GIVKN THAT 1US ill AiliaaHnv-nnmeri aAttler baa filed notice ot his Intention to make final proof In support of bis claim, and that said proof will be made be fore the Retdater and Receiver, at Oregon CUj, Oregon, oa aeptemoer own, una, via; JOHH HOE8, Homestead Entry No. SWS4, for the south M of the northeast ii and t of aoutheaet H of section 6, townabip 8 north, rane 4 west. He names the following witnesses to prove hi continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, vis: Herman us Fnllner, John B. Braun, Oust emldllne; and Christian Van Beek, allot BrauMportjOresoa. Groceries. 4 4 aJ 3 . a K . . . . x , (.-rrnfrv r -r- I irt r-am -r r- i i KnihK i. wi ii ah i mhiu nt nuc I . o i . nci-r. u i. ,i tAei--a--a.AVAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAa1di NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Laud Ornc at ooo Citv. O., VTOTICE 18 HKRaBY OIVKM THAT xu lit . i i.u,u.nu ,,..ut u..f,lpp baa filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his olalm. and that said proof will be made be feir tha eonntv clerk ot Columbia eountv at bL Beleua, Oregon, on September IS, 1SS8, via: THOMAS MKSEKVK. Homesteed Entry No. 10.227, for the sontneart H of sootheaat ii ot section 12, township 7, north, range 4 west Ue namea the following- witnesses to prove his continuous rsaldeaoe upon, and cultivation of said land, vis: C. O. Llndohl, of Clatskanie, Oregon, O. B. Wonderely, J. W. Pugh, and John AlvSn,ofCelena,Orogou. . NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION. . UB0mCiATBG0CrrT,O July is, lit- m-rrvrrns ra RnRKnr OIVF.N TH AT laa IN foUowineamed settler has filed notice of vi. t.,.tun IA m.k. final nronf in sunoortof his claim, and ibat said proot wiu do huub m- fore ths county elerk of Columbia oouniy, at Bt Helens, Oregon, on August w, iron, vu: JAMES M. HomMtead Entry Ho. 96X2, for the nwjf of eeo tion St, township S north , range 6 west. He names tha following wimesaes to prove his eontinaous- residence upon, and cultivation of said land, vis: B. 8. UatUn, of St. Helen. Mist. On Oregon. Oregon, wenry mouiiod aua l. a., ,ouim, ui n. anu i. . owitu, wi CHA8. B. MUOiiiia, ttegiawr. DART & MUUKLt. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Laud Omcs ai Obkbo City, O.. Jnlv 14. IflEIS a-rrvrTrtH TB HIRfHY GIVEN THAT Jt J4B IN faiinwlna.named settler has flled notice of her intention to make final proof in support of hemlaim. and that said proof will be mtuU be fore the Rexbiter snd Receiver, at Oredoa City, Oregon, September 1, teas, vis: EMILY J. MITUHKU Former Iv Emily J. Sohoonover, Homestead Entry No. ma, for the sooth weat X of section 10, township 4 north, ranire (went. Uhe names tne ioiiowiuk niui. her enntlnuous resiuemw miua u wwi..n..yi. ... i , Klnior K KlkerfHn. n. 1 . Ballard. John a. Pringle and A. if. Adam, all oMTernonia. Oregn R t ... , AH Athw .it anhi tn or to sn a real property, and such other and further reuet aa to tne wiun iuj p.- . - - Tnt Summons Is ptiblishea by an order of Hon. T. A. MoBrltle, Judireol the above, entitled Court, made Anpust Mh.-WssJ. J. THOKNBORNROSa, P. P. DABNEY. and K. B. SEA BROOK, 12ai3 Attorneys tor Plaintiff, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Laud Omn at Obkook 6itv, 0-i NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE following-named settler ha filed notice of Ma intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made be fore the JKeiater ana Receiver, at urogui v.f, Oregou, on uoptemoer A, uw. vis: ELMKft 8. DICKEBSOM, Homestead Entry No-. S82S, for the weat H of ...... i.ut u nf aeotloa S. and northeast i& of northeast Mot section. S, township 4 north, range He "iismee tha following witnesses to prove his continuous residence npon, and cultivation of said land, vis: JR. H. Mitcheil, 8, P. Bal lard. Johu O. Pringle and A. W. Adams, all of Vernouia, Oregon. CITATION TO HEIRS. In the County Court of the Stat ot Oregon tor uoiumwa counsy. In ths matter of the aetata 1 ot r John Elmore, deceased. ) To all the heirs and devises ot John El more, deceased, known and unknown, and to all persons interested in the said estate. tj THW NAME OIP THK STATS OF JL Oregon, yon and each of you are here by commanded to be aed appear before the Hon. County Court of the ijtate of Oregon in and for the County of Columbia, at the Courthouse In 8t. Helens, Oregon, on Mon- ,UA atl. nt KAnlATnKur. A. T.. 1H11K. at 1 o'clock p. m. of said day, it being the regular term, to show cause. If any exist, why an order of sale of all the real estate belonging to snid estate should not be made as prayed for in the petition on Hie in said nm,i-t aald real nrnnerlv being described as follows, to-wit: The southeast quarter of eeUoo 84, township 6 north, range 8 west of the Willamette meriuian in toiumoia county, in the State of Oregon, and con taining l(i0 acres. Ia testimony whereof, I, J. Q. Watts, clerk of the County court aforesaid, do here unto sat my hand and affix the seal of said Court at my office in the City of 8t. Helens, Oregon, this 2tiih day of July, A. D.. 18s. &a i. U. W ATT3. Lkjunty Clei k. By Vr. A. Harbis, Deputy. ST. HELENS PHARMACY Dr. EDWIN ROSS, Proprietor. DRUGS Patent Medicines, Fancy Toilet Articles. PERFUMES AND FANCY STATIONERY. Prescriptions... Carefully and Accur ately Compounded.... DAY OR NIGHT. ..Cigars.... Complete Line of... WfTflfrifc' 'Otr" iiuuuiivi) ! School Books and.w School Supplies c mm -wir vim 'a' rutin Street, St. Helens, Oregon. nafwwiawww.i. w,awii Oaahr '. GENERAL .HERCHANDISE Choice Groceries Always on httntl. Floor, Rmln, end fe4. Tor.a3C( Mid cigajre and luukexv' orticien, notion, eto. Ill Hard wars... CROCKERY AND TINWARE. F ...Dry Good Inolii'li'iB a pineral ajumrtment of clothftifr, himlihtnus, and dress Kooda. Alno a flue line of boots ami shoes. DART & MUCKLE Main Street, - St. Helens, Oregon. SOME RARE BARuAlINi -FARMING LANDS- One hnntlred snd twenty acres, V4 miles from county seat; aores in cultivation; I nulefrom sehoolhouw; on Columbia river; srioe f '-U OU per acre. One hundred and twenty acres! (rood or aharil: SU acres irood swale laiui; all land Is lervl; I mile Irom schoolhouse; Tan srea on Mtllon ereek, M mile from school; S-ronm house, bain, oniiioiws, !'. small orcbanl; SaurG tn eulUvation; 'uu tii-o 00. Eighty acres, SP4 miles rrom county s""5; .iruvi.1 mill tlmtM?r siashetl: U ini.o tkn&WSr. .eeWt.. -ret Prt good olianoe lor oordwood. eaah and balauce on time. -TIMBER LANDS- HmbsrelsimifSfaeres: estlmat.4 at S.OOO.. ' One nnnrtreaanA tsrenty acres oltimtor 000 feet of timner; aoceatabl. to logging land in tp i n, r ii west; price w (). stream; pries (W0 (10. Hi hundred and forty acres of vnlr TlmerclIm;6Oaerls;aver8,00,(10Oteot; uuul tpt n,rSwusti potie Sa m pet nun, price tm 00. For farther information call on or address; Main Street, II tsl' ns. Ore? :t 1 1