The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913, September 23, 1898, Image 3

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    OKEOON MIST.
Kxrly thi wufk lliu ruin uil to Hie
dual.: "l' cu to "u UU1 yuurnamo
in 'mud.'"
,Uov. JUilUirook will ph t Bcap.
flKKiso.next Buiiday as usual momim
.Mini evening.
The Intorlar of tlio Stir saloon lias
iLooti Improved very much lu appear
unco this week by a new ceal ot jmlut
.and paper.
Mend's wood WW la lu town, having
arrived TuustUy, AH parties expect
ing to have wuod Hwa will do wll
itogot It ready.
JB, E. Quick now hat a fruit-dryer In
Mtrtlun on liia farm WAt of town.
II it prone o.ohurd yielded quite boun
tifully ilii year.
Wanted. -About twenty men to uul
.cord wood. Eighty rente 'per cord,
Apply to -i. U. Muygur, manager of
(Oregon Wood Company, St. Hulom,
Eov. a. 0. Haley has been re-up-jioinlod
to the Si. Heluns charge, where
lie ha been for the post year, while
JUuv. K. V. Hmilh hat been assigned to
the 01uUltinle charge, and Kev. M.
'llurlingame to the ltainier charge.
County Treasurer Jtoaa has a call
lor warrants) indorsed prior to Novem
ber 1st, 180(1. in this inane. He also
hui on hand about (13,000 to pay war
rants (or which he hue .advertised, but
Which have net been preseuted for
payment.
Throe children of Mra, Minnie O.
JLayftold Myttle F., Annie, and Ger
trude Lay field living at Neor City,
were taken to Portland yesterday by
Judge loan and delivered over to
.BupVGurdner of tho Hoys' and Girla'
A id tiouiety. The mother ie widowed
and nimble to care lor the children.
There wae a genuine eilvertail, tim
hot gray aquirrol exhibited In this oity
Tuesday afternoon. He wai caught
iby iChnrley Muckle'e dog, near Mr.
Muckle'a ploa on the bay. These
squirrel are not common in thia part
ol Oregon, although an oooaaional one'
iaa been aeen of late. It U the gen
eral disposition not to destroy them,
with the hope that they would become
more plentiful,
K. M, Wharton la Milling the product
f liia prune orchard to the fruit-drying
esUbiialiinotit at Clatukauia. He haa
shipped Irotn Columbia City oo the
usaer Shaver during the past, few:
day a over throe toot of prune, and
f jtpeoU to ship that many move, pro-,
viding the weather clears np, aa it is
.not a good plan to box the fruit when
wot, it being very liable to mold. The
ririce realized is one-half ttal per
found, JulmotaU at ClaUkanie.
The peace and quiet of this city was
somewhat disturbed last 8unday after
noon by two Swedes, a soldier, and an
abundance of bad whiskey, the latter
certainly purchased elsewhere than in
Uiia city. A nearly as the (acta could
le ascertained, one of the Swedes apoke'
in a disrespectful manner of the lad
wiio Wore the blue, which proved to be
more than lite patriotic blood of the
Jatter could stand, and a rough-and-iumble
ensued, in which little blood
wae spilled and no serious damage
done. There wr three arrest made,:
bat before V o'clock the jail was unoc
cupied, each of the transgressor hav
ing been "bailed out." No complaints
were entered, and all la now quiet.
aUxui a dozen member of Avon
lodge, Knights of Pythian, paid a fra
ternal visit to Orpheu lodge at Port
land last Thursday night, and the treat
ment they received was truly fraternal.
After the diapmal of tbe usual order
of business, the evening was devoted
to a .general good time, fast Grand
Clianootinr Oeary wa present, and a
number of other able apeaker. Some
aime wa spent under head ot good-ot-4ho-ordor,
when the lodge-room wa
converted into a banquet hall, and a
jnoat sumptuous lunch wa terved,
mhicU all present thoroughly enjoyed.,
lleside a membership of royal good'
fellows and a orpa of officer who
iiave no superior in their place,
Orpheu haa a chancellor commander
who i the embodiment of perfection,
and posgoesos the happy faculty of
snaking visitors feel at home under
ny circumstance. Those attending;
from Avon were Chancellor Com
mander Quick, Vice-Chancellor Ed
Watt, Faat Chancellors Cliff, Boas,
Dray, and Davis, and Knights J. G.
Watts, CUwton, Wikstrom, and May
jeer. It i needless to say that a good
time was had.
The public school of Uiiscky opened i
last Monday morning under vory fav-'
oruble circumstances, with an attend
ance of 42. In the primary depart
ment, under charge of Mrs. 8. S. Way,
there were 24 pupils, and in the higher
grade, in charge of Mr. Geo. A. Hall,'
1$ pupUa were present. The directors
aoted with commendable judgment
when they decided that one teacher'
culd not properly instruct such a
targe number, and consequently em-,
ployed an ansistant. The attendance
is oertaln to be increased by another
month, wiien botb teachers will have
on hand all the duties they n prop
erly perform. The school-building taat
ear was repaired and rendered more,
convenient, and this year over one
hundred dollars was expended for fur
niture end school apparatus, thus in
creasing the facilities, when now it is
possible to render better service to a
larger number of pupils. Nothing
that can be done adds greater to the
stability of a town than good facilities
for instructing the youth, and we are
pleased to say that St. Helens is really
progressing in this respect. Under tbe
tutorship of Mr. Hall and Mrs. Way,
patrons of the St. Helens school can
jiow expect better results.
RAILROAD TO NEHALEM.,
Incorporators of a New Enterprise
File Papers.
Sunday O.rtfioniau.
Articles of Incorporation of the Portland
A Mchalom Uallroad Company were filed In
She county cleric's office yesterday. Th,
capital stock Is 1100,000. and tne incorpora
tors are R. V. Pratt, J. Tliornbnrn Rosa,
and U. A. Wlnstanley. The object are to
construct and operate a railroad and tele
ora: h line from s point on the Nehalem
riyer near the boundary line between Co
lumbia and Washington counties, thence to
the city of Portland by some convenient
route to be Uereaftur selucteu.
VOJX A CANSEltlT.
w. dHnloiui Being Looked to aa the
ttowalblo IxicatJon fair One.
'A gentleman earns down from Portland
Tuesday renins; io view the conditions In
this city looking toward th sutabllxluueiit
of a cannery here. We understand that lis
Jiietwltli tnoouragement by being oHered
a Isasa of a iKa without consideration, and
was guarrnteed all passible moral support
In the enterprise.
The proportion of the gentleman, ws un
derstand, I to establish a combination can
nery, operating on fish during that season,
and later lit the year taking up the preser
vation of fruit and vegetable.
ttaslness men of Bt. Helens and the farm
ing element hereabouts could foster a no
more benelloial enterprise than justsueb
anon. is contemplated by th visitor.
. It mlht b posslblsto operate hioenaso
tlon with such a eMuWnsMon of equip
nient svoream separator and cheese manu
facturing plant, In widen Instance the en
terprise would be cnuplete within itself
and amply answer tin purpose for band
lli'g the product of the community until
the product greatly increases and the per
manency of the project is assured by a lib-'
eral patronage and hearty eo-operatlon of
the community established.
We need Just jucli .an institution here,
and w predict, In cose of Its establishment,
a prosperous future. Many tons of fruit
annually go to waste In our neighboring
orchards which could be cared for at a
profit to producer and oanner, and the pro
duction of small vegetables would be en
couraged. It Is .to be hoped that our visitor
may become Impressed with prevailing
conditions and decide to locate with us.
TUB LIST OF JURORS.
The Following Is die Jury Llatt for
October Term of Circuit Court.
Ole 8. Lyons farmer... Mist
Irwin Heflort..... . Deer Island
James Muckle.jr. .logger . .St. Helens
It. Thomas tanner., . vernonia
Abelfeer ,. " .-JSeer City
CatoPareliu " ...Quincy
A. II. George. , .carpenter. .St. Helens
r. M. l'arker . ....farmer. ..Vernonia
Dan Stehman.... " ... .Apiary
Wm. 8y mons. . fisherman .... Rainier
John Edholnt. . , .farmer... . Vernonia
Wm. Itealtnius . .St. Melons
Lindloy Meeker. . . " ... Houlton
Thos.B. Denslow. " ...Vernonia
Wm. Holt .... Warren
J. A. Van........ .. Fishhawk
Silvo Graham. . . .butcher. Chttakanie
S, M. Wharton. orchardnt. St. Helens
I. Spencer farmer. . .Vernonia
Petfr Lund.. .... " .... - Warren
A. M.Tichenor .capitalist. . Claukanie
J. P. Welia. .... . .farmer Goble
Charles English. , " .Deerlaland
Martin Harvey.... Mist
T. C. Watts. . . . merchant. Goble
John M.Reddick. .farmer.. ClaUikanto
F. W. Makinster. . " Goble
JohnBtockeuberg. " Mayger
Harry Hyveruon.. " ..,,uutncy
J. C. Stewart farmer . .... Rainier
A. 8. Graham. . . .farmer. .Marshland
A BOOH l!i LUMBER BUSINESS.
Astoria Oas Been Given a Common-
Point Rate by Nortliera i'aoiftei.
There undoubtedly Is no legitimate reason
why the lumber and logging Industry on
the Lower Columbia should not now thrive
as never before. The steady increase in
bsaiaess In this line which has been noted
for many months U now augmented by tbe
acta of the officials olXhe Northern Pacific
Railroad company. This Increase In busi
ness will not only affect Astoria but will
stimulate th logging industry all along the
lower river. A dispatch fount Astoria, In
last Sunday's Oregonian, read:
"Astoria ndllmen are at work making
preparations for an immediate increase of
buttles. W. 8. Kinney, manager of the
Clatsop Mill Company, one f the largest
lumbering concerns In Astoria, has already
made arrangements by wire to oover East
ern territory tributary to the Northern Pa
rtita and Its connecting lines with a force of
traveling salesmen, aud it Is confidently ex
pected tbst an Immediate Influx ot people
and capital will follow this action of the
Northern Pacific
"There' Is already .on toot an organised
movement to manifest the city's apprecia
tion of the Northern Pacific's action by sup
porting exclusively the lines of that cent
pany in every section of itttitory where
they can be utilised. The feeling seems to
be that the Northern Pacific, whether In
tentionally or otherwise, baa made a ten
strike among th salmon packers and other
large shippers of Ahtoria, and, hewey.et
much or little tbe Northern Pacific stands
to make oa the lumber shipped out of the
city, there Is no question that It will find Its
common point extension a paying Invest
ment In other directions."
A later dispatch from Astoria says;
'The taggers along th lower river are
very busy at present, and every camp In
this vicinity employs a large force of men.
The principal camps are situated on Young's
river, the Lewis and Clark, and theNecani-
cuui. and all are now engaged In taking out
pruce. This timber lain great demand for
box manufacturing purposes, and the fact
that the supply la not equal to the demand
has had the vllect of sending np the price
to St) per KMX) feet. Many owners of timber
land near the city have held their places in
rrserre until nrices becama batter, and the
common-point rte granted to Astoria by
tne Kortnern racinc nas given an impetus'
to thelnduBtry. It is reliably stated that
ru an v of the timber claims will be worked
to meet I lie demand created by the increase
of the territory of local dealers. The most
extensive operations are now being con
ducted gear tiosiiilfl, and it s estimated by
the company at worn more mai lo.oou.uw
feet of spruce will be taken out there this
full. The camps on the iwis and Clark
and Young's river send out large rafts each
week, tbe grentor part of which has hereto
fmn irons In Porllnnd for the liox factories.
The revival of this industry will mean much
lor mn I'ujr inn mw sunvuiiv....,, j .
ttexat shim the food pare,
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At our store. One Fries to tlaonds markud in plain flnro,
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COUNTY OOUItT PROCEEDINGS.
What Was Done at the September
Term by the Commissioners.
Be ltiromsmbered that at a regular term
of theeounty court f tbestat of Oregon
for the county of Columbia, begun and held
in the courtroom of said .court in SI. Hel
ens, said county and state, on Wednesday,
September 7th, 1808, th same being the
time fixed by law for holding a regular term
et said .court for the transaction of county
business, when wore present Hon. J. B.
Doan, county Judge-, r. A. Frahes and N.
D. Peterson, eounty commissioners; I. O.
Watts, elerki J. N. Rice, sheriff; due proc
lamation having been made, the following
proceedings were hod:
Tax sule certificate N. US for the e of
the nw and the nw'4 of the of sec
27, tp 7 n. r 4 west and M of sec 10, tpl m
r i west, was amlgned to John Conway for
the sum of 1318.87.
Costs and penalty on tax saleof E. Ridge
way land, ordered remitted to the amount
of $8.10. and tax sale certificate No. 688 or
dered cancelled.
Cost and penalty on tax sale of property
of N. lUsrcill In the sum of g33.42 ordered
remitted, for the year 18U5.
The olaim of J. A. C. Johnson for remis
sion of 19.70 allowed upon the payment
of $4 60 the original tax for 18U2.
Poll tax of James Imel for 1802 ordered
remitted. 1
Poll tax of Mra. A. J. Eubert for 1807 or
dered remitted.
Taxes of B. C. Hudson for 1880 In tbe sum
ot $1(1.10 ordered ci edited .on tbe tax roll for
that year.
Taxes of A. N. Tucker for 1801 ordered
remitted In tbe sum of $10.31.
Tim account of the clerk, sheriff, and
treasurer were examined and approved for
the month ol July and August.
A. U. Holaday appointed justice of the
peace for 8capKose precinct, and J. W.
Ltarnes for Oak Point.
Bruce Haines appointed eonstable for
Chitskanie precinct, and Al Robinson for
Union precinct, vice U L. Decker absent
from the couuty.
Fixing tax levy of 1808 continued for the
term.
Petition of John Pringle et. al. for connty
aid on .the Pittsburg and Bt. Helena couuty
road continued for the term.
Contract ir building Tide creek bridge
let to H. C. Hoadley (or tUe sum of ll'AI.OO.
Ordered that tbe sheriff execute a deed to
Columbia county of the real estate covered
by tax sale certificate No. 380, consisting ot
town lots In Bt. Helens assessed to Joseph
Myrick.
Court adjourned until October 19, 1808.
twk nwuuwiMa uiixs vsax PAID.
Orwig, A X, making Jury1 list for
Clatskanie precinct I 3 00
Hall, WK. same 8 00
Conyers, W H. same 8 00
Lewis & Dryden, stationery and
printing 18 00
News Publishing Company, same. .. 38 00
David Dims, sow 67 40
Irwin, Hodson Co, sane 25 00
Glass et Prudhomme. same. 25 00
Bonney, D. Crosby Inquest 160
Uellinger, Wm, same 1 60
Prazler, Wm, boarding Upton 6 25
HI. Helens LAW Co. watr rent 6 00
Hill, Joel, juror, state vsMusgrore.. i 00
Merrill, N, witness, stale va Coulter 4 00
liaker, Mrs 1) F, saute 7 20
Ray, J A, witness before grand Jury 0 20
McLaren, Dr A P, examination of
lusaue person 5 00
cox it, viejrer oi aamages on Aa
aims road 4 40
Haen.RO, Saws.,, 80
Kullerton, W J, same 8 80
Rosa. Dr R. attendance OB Hoodies'
and medicine . . .. 10 50
Cone and. I H. teachers examinati'n 0 00
War. Mrs Mary, same 8 00
Haley, GO, same 8 00
Ross. Dr E, supplies tor eoartliouae 1 75
Copaland, 1 H, postage.,... 4115
Rice, J N, same SO Of)
Howard. HO, lumber for rdist 22.. 45 33
Trow. Fred, same fordist 8 19 38
Burgdorfer & Johnson, same dist 1 . . 104 00
Flippiu.T J, same fordist U 40 10
Smith & Thomas, same for 13 ..... .. 10 00
Watts & Price, spikes for di-,i 1 6 85
Honeyman, Dull art Co, nails and
Iron for dist 1 4 45
Meier A Frank Co. same 2 35
Lovelace, ft M, hauling lumber for
road district 8 4 31
Lovelace, R N, work In same dist. . . 20 00
Lind, B N. work on bridge In dist 13 20 CO
Pomeroy, W O, same in dist 1 40 00
Freeman, A, same in dist 3, . ..... 6 40
Collins, K, same , 4 50
Sheffield, F, same, 4 60
Haien, R O, same. .. 7 90
Bacon, J 8, Jiails for dist 3 600
Cooper, Win, work in district 8 . . . . 8 65
St Vincent hospital, care of Tedford 35 00
Golden, Mrs D, care of Headley 4 50
Watts, T C. auppliosfor Mrs Lax-field 9 55
Myers, A F, supplies for Oakea fam 10 00
Dart St, Muckle, supplies for McCoy
family 6 85
Johnson, If D, care of JosOreea.... 33 42
Sheffield, A H, care of Headley 30 00
Delta, W J, supplies for Jorden 10 00
Lindgren, U F, supplies for Doraeyer 10 18
Lane, O W, care Bittncr children. . . 9 00
Cheldelin, Mra 0 P, care of Hansen
children 12 00
Van blarjcom Mrs fiffie, care of ejtik
diea. 10 00
Huber, H, care of sister 12 00
Oardner, W T, Boys and Girls Aid
Society . . 10 00
Heckert, J P. work oa delinquent
tax roll to 00
Rice, J N, same O) Ot)
Peterson, N D, county commissioner 20 40
Frakes, P A, same 17 00
itlakesley, C W, work in assessor'
office 107 60
White, Martin, assesser 164 00
Watts, J O, work in clerk's office. ... 60 00
Hubert, Mrs A J, rebate of poll tax 1 00
Merrill, F, rebate on double aasni't. . 9 40
PEHSOSIAl, MENTlOn.
C. G. Caples was up from Columbia City
Tuesday,
Mrs. Tho. Geoper was A Portland visitor
last Saturday.
C. H. Briggs, of Yankton, was in Port
laud Monday. ,,
I. G. Wikstrom was doing business In
Portland Monday.
Mr. A. H. Powell, of Pittsburg," was In
this city Monday aud Tuesday,
Irwin SelTert was In town yesterdrtv, hav
ing come up from Doer Island to take tiie
boat for Portiauu,.
Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Page and children,
formerly of ( latnkaiiie, were visiting Mra,
i T. J. Cioetoit this week.
I V. W. Clark and wife, who are temporar-
; fly residing near Kalaimi, spent sunu
I with relativea and friends near Houlton,
' Adin Boss. brother of the doctor, who has
1 been In the dniu store In this city since
January, took his depnrlure Monday morn
i lug for tiis old home c Wi-cunsln.
I James Severn, of Mnyger, was in town
Monday, under treatment of a physician.
: having suffered a rupture last Friday while
, lifting a heavy log.
! County Coroner McLaren was In town
Monduv inorniiiK nitikine arrangements for
a trip back to his old home in Cuuada. Tho
doctor expect 10 oe aiuem two or tnrec
months.
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CLATHKAME NEWS.
We noticed s load of baled hops bronchi
In for shipment from Johnson' ranch, eoi
vesper.
Miss Louise Barr took tbe train Monday
morning for Portland, after visit of s few
days with ber parents.
Mr. and Mrs. David McDonald are now
reaidentaof our city, occupy tug tbe Elliott
bouse on Walnut street.
Willie Merrill has deposited his "hop
money" In a bicycle, and la taking comfort
in using it pretty freely on our street.
Charles Lindgren has been bringing quit
a quantity of baled hay to town lately and
storing It in his baru for market in the
future.
Mr. and Mrs. Mills, of Portland, were In
town Monday on their way to wlsit Mrs.
Mills' parents, Dr. and Mrs. Ray, in Use
Nehoiem valley.
Mrs. Campbell and family, Mrs. Aldridge
and family, and tbe bop-uiokers generally,
have returned to ase their earnings In mak
ing themselves comfortable for the winter.
Charlie Conyers seems to ba carrying the
mails between the trains and postomc now.
There is pretty lively competition now in
carrying passengers to and from tba depot,
but it insures patrons good service.
The new store-room In the Merrill band
ing lb receiving Its finishing touches and
will soon be ready for occupancy. Mr.
Nackley expects to move bis stock of goods
into tiie new room, and watches its progress
with a good deal of interest.
Th Hazel Grove people turned out last
Friday evening and gathered into William
Rarra to give Miss Martha a surprise.
When all got in, there were forty or more
present, and it would not be necessary to
remark that a lively time was the. result.
V, I. Dunbar, secretary of state-elect, and
a party from Astoria, paid our town a visit
last Saturday on their way Ha Mnyger to
ship their team home by steamer. They
hod driven across the country from Astoria
througli the Nehalem valley, doing a little
hunting and taking an outing for variety.
Andrew Ragle is coming to the front with
a new residence which la being built in
front of his old one. Tbe frame Indicates
that Andrew will have much more com
modious quarters for bis family. He was
over from Oak Point on (Sunday, where he
Is at present employed doing blacksmith
work. -
P. J. Popham met with a painful accident
last week in shoeing a horse. The animal
was reatless and came down on his toe so
heavily as to crush it severely, injuring tbe
bones and causing liiiu severe pain. He is
crippling around on crutches, regretting
very much being compelled to stop work,
a he was quite busy.
The dime social at the resldenr of Dr.
and Mra. Hall la-t Frklav evenine was well
attended and furnished a pleasant evening
to the guests. Miss Barr's presence added
to the musical interest, while the Guitar
and Mandolin Club furnished some excel
lent selections. Not many towns of its size
are as well favored musically as Clatskanie,
aid when the inusiclaus are in tune they
can make an evening pass very agreeably.
There was s mingling of various ages at the
aoctat anu au seemeu to leei at uuuie.
Edward Dixon, of Wisconsin, surprised
his parents and brothers by a visit on Sat
urday. It baa been several years since be
has seen any of hia father'a iamily, and he
finds them greatly changed in that time
nearly a score ot years. He has a family
in Wisconsin liv ng on good farm which
he left in charge of bis two sons while he
cam to Ore ion for work, which be wassjot
long in finding. 4t is a little surprising
that one should go so far from home to
earn a little money, but it siaka well for
Uregon mat it can supply tne neeaiui.
FOR SAt.K Orwlll trade foreattte, one two
SCAUsd staring hack in Rood order; also two
norses. uu on or wunw, j. o. uuvr ivu i , ,
Helens, Oregon.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
JUsd Orrica at Obsoon Citt, On ,
Auiruat 27. ltm.
NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THK
following-named settler has filed notice of
his inteution to make a uul proof in support of
his claim, and that said proof wilt be made tw-
lorerne Kegmwranu neceiver, tu. uregon vpy,
Oregon, on October dth, Um. vis:
M1KCZYSTAW OLEJNICKI,
Homestead Entry No. 10,367, for the se! of nw'-i
and ncji oi sw4 sua s; j o sw? ui swuun u,
tnAii rl WAKt.
Me names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous resideaee upen. and cultivation ot
said land, vu: K, Marshall, ei remaau, ure
on, 23 Columbia street; W. Mitchell, of Port-
Harney, of valley, Oregon, aad M. fresh, of
veer ituanu, uregon.
sun? C HAS. B. MOORKS, Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Lahd Dwci at Obkooh City, Oa.,
August 23, IBM.
NOTICE IS HEREBY (JIVKN THAT THE
follawing-uanied settler has Aled uotlee of
his Intention to make final proof ia aupportof
his clnim, and that said proof will be made be
fore Clerk of Court, at St. Helens, Oregon, on
Octobers, 181)8, vis:
JOSJtPH A EVERETT,
Homestead Entry No. 129, for the sw 4 nwW,
aud lot No. 4, section 4, and ee'-i of ueJi' aad lot
No. 1, seotluu 5, tp 4 n, r 5 west.
He names the follow ing witnesses to prove his
conttnuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land, vis: Brice Hacker, Wm. H. Hacker,
and Joseph Reed, of Keasey, Oregon, and John
U. Hantaan, of Vemonla, (Jay-gon.
a2tki7 CHAtt. B. MOORKS, Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Ornca at Orwjoh Citt, On.,
ilMK'ttff Ail IfWW.
OTIflK TS HEREBY GIVKN THAT THE
N1
fnllnwlnflr-nammt nettler has filed notice of
his Intention to make final proof In support of
his ointin, ftnd mat tHia proor wm ne nmae De
fore Clerk of Court at tic. Holens, Oregon, on
October!, vi:
M. E. EVERITT,
Homestead Entry No. 10,S9l, lor the se of nw?4
and of ttcKi of sou fti, tp 6 n, r 5 went.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
conthiuoua residence upon aud cultivation of
siitd Innti, vfs: Briee Hacker, Wm. H. H ticker,
aud Jownh Heed, of Kettey, Oren, aud John
l. iiniiiuiuii ui idaiVMn, viva"ii
SlXn7 CHAS. II. MOOHKS, Register.
NOTici FOR PUBitlCATION.
La so Orrica at Orsoon City, OaM
AUffURt lltll. IH'.tS.
N'
OTICK IS HEREBY GIVKN THAT THE
followlnsr-named settler has filed notice of
his intention to make lliutl proof in Buutmrtof
nts ciHiui, ana mat satu proof win ue mace be
fore tlte Register and Receiver, at. Oregon City,
Oregou, oa September Such, istut, vis:
CHRISTIAN VA.N BRISK,
Homestead Entry No. 070, for the cast M of the
southeast M ot seetiou s, township & north,
ranKe 4 wost.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
ojaajd bind, via: John tlmss, John B. Braunaud
Frank Keefe. of Hramisport, Oregou, and Pan
iel l.iooy, ol Buxton, Orogou.
a!0s28 CIIA8. B. MOOREH, Register.
NOTICE FOH PUBLICATION.
lfto Orrica T Obkoon City. Oa..
August 11th, lKM.
V0TICE 18 HERRBY GlYKN THAT THK
1 fottowlng-nained xettler has filed notice of
his intention to make final prwf in support of
his claim, aud that said proof will be made be
fore tbe Register and Rt-eelvor, at Oregon City,
Oregon, ou (September Will, l.iw, vis:
JOHN IIOK8,
Homestead Entry So. as'd, for the south U of
the northeast W mtd west W of Dutheast of
station 6, towiisblp north, ratin 4 west.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence tipoti and cultivation of
said land, viz: Hermanns Kullner, John It.
llraun, (lust Hmidllng and Christian Van Buck,
all of BrauusiMirt, Oregon.
aiusSa CHAS B. MOORKS, Kcglster.
A CRITjCAL TIUE
During the Battle of
Santiago.
8ICK OB WELL, A RUSH
NIGHT AND DAY.
Th Packers ait the Bstttle ef
( war all Hsrees m Tksir
Ilerelc rrure la Oettlnfr Amms.
altlein ana Battlone the franc
Bared (he Day.
P. Buttler of pack-train No. 3, writing
from Santiago de Cuba, on July 23rd, says:
"We all bad diarrhoea In more or less vio
lent form, and wlien we landed we bad no
lime to see a doctor, for it was a case of
rua .and rnsli night and day to keep the
troops snprilied with ammunition and ra
tions, bat thanks to Chamberlain's Colic,
(holers and Diarrhoea Ueniedy, we are
able to keep at work and keep our health;
in fact. I sincerely believe that at one criti
cal time this medicine was the indirect
saviour of our army, for if the packers had
been unable to work there would have been
noway of getting supplies to the front.
There were no roads that a wagon tram
could rise. Vy oomrade and myself bad
the good fortune to lay In a supply of this
medicine before we left Tampa, and! know
In four vases it absolutely saved life."
Tbe svboae tetter was written to the man
ufacturers of this medicine, the Cbainber
lain Medicine Co., Des Moiues, lows. For
sale by Or. E. Hoss.
TOR BALE. f have four volumes ef -"ffarm
and Fireside" and four volumes of Hau Framlsue
Weekly Kxamlner to sell. I will sell thelKt
volumes for the smalt sum ot three dollars aud
fifty cents. 1 he veterinary, dairy and mttcellan-
,eHJ w.ipea are alune worth double the price.
lucre we eosuunea also exact teu atones; gooa
te read in i'mg winter evenings. Any rancher
farmer, or fruit man wanting thein, will pteaae
address H. W. plttlCKt, Bt. Ueleus, Oregoa, P.
O. box No. 20.
TBtASORER'S NOTICE.
Cocktt TaKAauaaa's Ornca, '
Br. Hklshs, Oa.,Beptember28, 1898.
NOTICE IB HEREBY GIVEN THAT A IX
unpaid County Warrants of Columbia
Countv. Oreimn. which have been nrcsented
and endorsed: "Nut Paid for Want of funds,"
srior to Nov. 1. 1hja. will be naid uoon creseu-
iatlon at thlsofoce. Interest will not be allowed
after this ute. KDW1N ROrta,
lOSotl Treasurer o eeUisaWa. Oeuuty, Oregoa-
NOTICE TOjCREOITORS.
NOTICE 18 HERKBY GIVES THAT THE
uiilerM)f!ie1 ha been nLH)inte nlniiiitft-
liar till Hull ''mitllV JllHtTA nl Cnilllll-
uuunijr. wreKon. au persons naving cimm
aainnt aald estate are required to present the!
saittK, pjo.ieny vennea, to me the omce ol ;
George A.. Hufrl, attorney at law U Ht. Ueletis,
Oregon, within six months (rjiuthin datsa. j
Lulatl. Helens, urwgoiisBet-'emniTw, iwra.
Miirtl i. WIK8TKOM,
Adininl-trntrii of the estftie of J-'rank 14. Web
ber, deceased. t9o7
Notice of Administrator's Sale ofLaaa.
NOTICB IS HEREBY OIVEX THAT IN PCB
siiaui o of au orrter af tl Owunty C'oort of
Die State of Oregon, In anrt for ColumMa Coun
ty, made and entered on the 6th day of Septem
ber, laa, In the matter of Hie estate of John El
more, deceased, the undersigned, the adminis
trator of said estate, will sell at public auction
to the nig-heat bidder, subject to counrmation
by said Court, on Monday, the 24th day of Octo
ber, A. l ls'JH, at 10 o'clock a. m., at the front
door of the County Courthouse, In tbe City of
Bt. Helens, Columbia County, Htate of Oregon,
all the right, title, interest, and estate of the
said John Klmore at the time of hia death in
and to all that certain lot, piece, or parcel of
real estate, situate in the County of Columbia
and Htate of Oregon, and particularly described
as follows, towit:
The Southeast Quarter of Section Thirty-fonr,
In Township Six North, of Ranee Three West of
the Willamette Meridian, and containing 100
acres.
The terms of said sale are Cash, U. 8. Gold
Gain; tea per cent of the bid to be paid on the
day af sale, and the balance of said bid payable
oa ttae day of coulirmalion of said sale.
E. K. QUICK,
Administrator of Estat of Joha klmore, da
eeaeed. s!6ol4
SUMMONS,
In the Circuit Court ol the State of Oregon for
Columbia County.
Uu.T M. TiYLoa, Plaintiff,
r.
JorsT HSNar Tavioa. Defendant
To John Henry Taylor, the above-named de
fendant: IN THa NAMK OP THK STATU Of OREGON:
You are herehy commanded and required
to appear in the- above-entitled court and an
swer the complaint filed against you in the
above-entitled cause on or before the first day of
the next regular term of the above entitled
court next following the expiration of the time
preecribed in the order of publication of this
summons, towit: Tuesday, the 11th day of Octo
ber, 18ta; and you will take notice that if you
fail to answer, for want thereof the plaintiff will
apply to the court for the relief prayed Jorlu
her complaint, towit:
First That on or before the first day of the
term ef tJae abow-eotitfed court, that you pay to
the slerk thereof the sunt of flM.W alimony
pendente lite.
Beconct For a decree dissolving the maniara
contract now and heretofore exhitlug betweeu
fdaiutiff and defendant, and for a degree award
ng the care, custody, and control of the minor
children ot plaiutiff aud defendant to this
plaiuti
Third For a decree awarding to this plaint! IT
one-half of the following-described real prop
erty, towit: Lying, being, and situate In Colum
bia eounty, OreKou, and designated aa the South
west quarter ef the Kortheaxt quarter and the
Northwest quarter of tbe Southeast qusrter of
Section a, Township 4 North, Range 4 West of
the Willamette Meridian, belonging to said de
fendant; aud
Fourth That In the event said defendant falls
to pay said alimony pendente lite, that the said
gum of $150.00 be ordered and adluriged to be a
lien upon the interest of said defendant in
aald nrcmiaes. and that the same be sold to par
aaid sum, and for the costs and disbursements
of this suit, aud lor such outer reliet aa may be
equitable.
This summons Is published against yo inTff a
St. Hslshs Mist by order of Hon. Thos. A. Mc
Bride. Judge of the above-entitled court, made
and dated the 2nd day of September,
GKO. R. BA!,EY,
at of Attorney for Plaintiff.
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon
for Columbia County.
Miss Emma H.Stenborg, plain tiffl
TS.
John C. Mania, Annie Manta,
Kailie Manta, Tillie Manta,
Carl Mania. M. Hendricks.
Alpliia Adams, and Ktiiel
Hendricks, defendants.
To John C. Mauls, Annie Manta, Sadie
Manta, Tillie Manta, Carl Mania, and M.
Hendricks, of the above-named defend
ants; YOU AND BACH OF YOU ARE
hereby mini red to appear and answer
the ooinpamt filed against you in the above
entitled attit by the first day of the next
term of tiie above-entitled Court following
the expiration of the time prescrilied In the
order for publication of this summons,
which day will be Tuesday, the eleventh
day ef October, 1SWH, and if you fail so to
appear or answer said.enplaitit on or be
fore said day for WHnt thereof, the plaintiff
will apply to said Court for the relief de
manded In her complaint.
The relief demanded In Plaintiff's com-
ilaiut ia that the mortgage held and owned
iv ber upon the following described real
property situated in the County of Colum
bia and State of Otoroii, to-wit: the Honth
west quarter of Section four (4), in Town
ship three (3) North, Kange two(2) West of
the Willamette Meridian, containing 160
acres, be forclosed. and the said premises
be sold to satisfy the titortKage dobt due
plaintiff secured by said mortgage, to-wit:
Th. sum of $lXi.00, together with interest
on the same at the fate of 10 per cent per
annum since the 18th day of August, 18t7,
also a reasonable attorney's fee and the
costs and disbusements of this suit, and
that you and each of you, and all persons
claiming or to claim by, Ibrtigh, or under
you r either of you subsequent to theenm.
moncement ol this snit, be barred and for
ever foreclosed of all right, claim, equity nf
redemption, or other Interest In or to said
real property, and sunh other and further
relief as to the Court may secia meet and
proper.
This Summons is published by an order
of Hon. T. A. Mollrula, Judge of the above
outitlcd Court, made August 5th. 18!8.
J. THOHNIIURN KOSH.
P. P. DAB.NEY, aud K. U. 8BAUKO0K,
ul2L'a Attorneys fur l'laititilf.
AW OPEN
i 0 iiw i ns.no.
WE ARE ASSERTING IN THE COURTS OUR EIGHT TO
THE EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE WORD "CASTORIA," AND
"PITCHER'S CASTOMA," A3 OUR TRADEMARK.
, DR SAMUEL PITCHER, of Uyannis, MassackusdlB,
was the originator of "CASTORIA the same iudt
has borne and does now tear on every
the fac-simile 'signature of(&&fiffflc wrapper.
This is the original "CASTORIA" which has been used it
the homes of the Mothers of America for over thirty years.
LOOK CAREFULLY at tho wrapper and see that it b
the hind you have always bought : -f , a t1:?
and has the signature of CtMic wrap
per. No one has authority from me to use my name except
Jf j?trr Cmpan' cwhieh Chas' & cher & President
- Do Hot Be BcceiYed
Do not endanger the life of your child by 'accepting
a cheap substitute which some druggist may offer you
because he makes a few more pennies on it), the in
gredients of which even he does not know.
"ThQ KM You Have Alway3 BoLbJi"
BEARS THE SIGNATURE OF
- Insist on Having
The Kind That Never PaifoLYca
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... ., rr. " ', 1 tPe nd fancy groceries and ; , - -
" r ' provisions, farm produce, tropical
rOT YOUr ; and domestic fruits in season, fine : (jTOCCneS.
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stock, and variousolherspeeiaities. :
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Jenning's Patent Bita ,.
Clark's Expansion. Uita.....
Common Braces
Ratchet Braces
Prawing-knivea
Folding Drawing-knives.,..
Common Saw-seta
Morrell's Saw sets
Carpenters' hammers
Carpenters' hatchets
12 to 30c
...70c toll.10
35 to 50o
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, 4fic
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, ......15c
.Cue
. 25 to4ic
85 to fa lo
. ..... 60 to 70c
55o
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50 to 75c
17 to 85c
Carpenters' haudaxes ...
Jack planes
Disston handsaws
Good steel handsawa ..
firmer chisels..,, , ....
ICS CKKAK raitKKEKS.
1-qt. Artio 5
5-qU Artio 1 15
8-qt. Artio. 1 30
Black Diamond Files, Oil Stoves, Pinchers, Wrenches, and manv ether pood tliinira
used by all kinds of people, at low prices for the next 3o days. Open evening.
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Fancy Toilet Articles.
FANCY STATIONERY.
Complete Line of...
School Books.
Ubu.
School Supplies
MUCKLE
St. Helens, Oregon.
Choice Groceries
Always on hand. Floor, grain, and feed. ToWco and
Cigars, and smokers' srtlvles, uotioua. eta.
...Hardware...
CROCKERY AND TINWARE.
...Dry Goods...
general assortment of clothing, furnishings,
goods. Also a Hue Hue of boou and shues.
MUCKLE
St. Helens, Oregon.
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LOW PRICES!
SPOT CASH..,
4-Quart Artio. ft 55
1- qt. White Mountain I M
2- qt. White Mountain 1 4f
3qt. White Mountain 1 75
4-tjt. Whit Mountain 2 l
8-tit. White Mountain 8 45
LAWN MOWKUS.
12-inch Phllailelphia. . i M
l-l-iuch Philadelphia 5 15
lfl-inoh Phiiadejphia 6 i'0
IH-ineh Phiiatlelphia Mi
20-inch Philadelphia 7 t
Camp Coffee Pota . , 20 to 3 to
GBAMITB CAM? KKTTIKS.
wllh cover
4-qt. with cover ,
6-qt, wi!h cover , .
8-qt. with coyer
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