OREGON MIST.
! rHIOAVt WOVKIWBKH II. tan.;
"TOLD IN EIDEIIEAD3.
A Bio Obi. -TU Oregon Poultry
. rt . . I. ,
A supply' uompany, ui omera, rs
..iv.,l ilirnnirh its manager. Qua. D.
Goodbu, mi order from psrliss iu
Montana tot buv norou(tnora riym
ojiih Eook nd Wysndutl chickens.
Mr. Good but eut to Jefferson, Al
luny anil otliar U the valley town to
, got the required Hock to 1)11 this
owlnr. This onmrianv ii dolnC a- treat,
dual toward the advancement of tine
pnunr) raiting in Oregon, a Hi tut
tw show a very marked lucre in
this line, j
Matbbiai. icob Foot BTv"svTh
leaner Harvest Queen took down the
remainder of the material for tbe work
on the gun at Fort BUven one day
laat wek. Work there le progressing
rapidly, It is said, and' Stepbena will
be one of tbe strongest positions in the
country when completed. Tbe gup
re of tb vory latest design, and
verytblng connected with the fort la
Up-to-date. Tbe dkappearlng guna
re protected by an embankment more
than 20 feet in thickness. Altogether,
' the fort ia atrong enough to repel al
most any aitaok which might be made
on Astoria, ,
Will Bill Oamcoock ikd Btao
houd. District Judge Bellinger, of
l'ortlaod, ha taaued an order for the
ale of the steamers Gamecock end
Bwgbound. Tbe proceeds will be de
posited with tbe court. Tbe order
waa the outcome of ceveral aulu
which have been Bled againat tbe
. teaoiera by paatengera who ioat their
etfocla when the atesmera went to
pieces off the river. Both boa la were
bound, for Alaaka, but encountered
lieavv weather when bat few mile
' off the river. No live were loat, el-
though the boat were badly delapida
ted by. the element. Tbey have been
. lyiug in the Willamette aince tbe diaaa-
Tw ram TtaniaiiiBn tlnrl riraatiui th.
Iimmiii ftnH aha Mrlh than ha maAm
prompt paying aubaoriber, and it waa
nnjA TTm n.fi Aa a rhllaaarrl ul In
UW. J - '
and he created the man that didn't
believe in tdvertiaing and another who
didn't Uke hie home paper, then he
reated. Then the devil got into the
moulding and he created the man that
takea paper for yeare and then faila to
my for it, After completing that eorry
ob and having a few lump of mouldy,
pigsty mudaty mud left, he made tbe
louee (or a man who aattlea bia aub
cription bylaatructing the poatmaater
to mark bia paper "refueed" and he
felt ao mean about it that he baa been
kicking himaelf ever since.
ExriNsuor Wan. Uncle Bam'a
expense for the Bpaniah war alnk into
laaiguiuaaaoe ura HUfiim wim u
ot of the conflict between the etatee.
Thna the war with Spain baa coat
- 1187,629,941, or fraction over 11,000
' 000 per day cinoe the beginning of
.liOatUitiee, April II, against the eoor
mouc turn of $3,413,415 dorine the
civil war, or an average of $1,685,156
per day. Tbe largeat amount paid
outlnaaingie day during the war
with Spain w $4,110,000, or nearly
claea battle-abip. Tbe next hhihest
daya war September 19, when 13,770
000 was spent, and July 19, with
total of $3,770,000, but the daily ex
pouaea frequently ran above the $3,000-
OOOmark,
.
'"' ' Bhippiho in Wooo Hardly ft day
. paaeee now but one or more car
loads of wood are chipped into tbie
city from pointe on the Corvallle A
Eastern railway, ooniigned to the
Salem Light Traction Co., tbe Tbomaa
Kay Woolen Mill Co. and other heavy
and eonatant consumer. Tbia ia ft
very auggaative fact, taken in connec
tion with the notable aoarcity of tbia
commodity hereabout tbia winter; it
means nothing more or lew than that
tbe nearby eourcoa of aupply are be
coming exhausted, and that future
supplies are to bail from longer die
tanoea and at augmented price a.
Tbia ia the conoluiion of many people
largely intereatcd in the matter, from
the aUndpoint of buyer and users.
Salem Blateeman.
Great intereat ia now manifested in
the rcault of tbe eettlement between
the United Statea and Spain. Tbe
Weekly Oregonlan will oonUin each
week a full text of the proceeding! of
the peace commission. We will fur
niu the Weekly Oregonlan and Mist
together for $2 00 per year In advance.
' Alexander Feather, an . English
aallor, waa brought to thla city Mon
day from Goble, where be waa struck
nd knocked off a treatle by a train
during Sunday night. Dr. Cliff ex
amined the injuriea, which were inter
Dai,' and pronounoed tb ess not
aoriout a slight Injnry to the apine.
The man wa taken to the hotel,
. tend seemed to reet quite easy. He
stated to gentleman who was wait
ing upon him, that ha had recently
come to thia oountry in an Engliah
vessel and got into the handa of the
sailor boarding houae man, Larry Sul
livan, who attempted to ahip him
gain, but he refuaed to comply with
tbe raqueat, and ran away from Port
land. He wae in conetant fear while
here tht Sullivan would overhaul him
nd Uke him baok to Portland. The
unfortunate fellow died from the ef
fect of the injuries at the Oriental
hotel in thia city during Tuesday
Bight. Hia remains were laid to rest
in the Odd Fellowa' cemetery Wed
Dedgr. ' x " ; '
'' Teaobere ExavmlaMton.
Superintendent Copeland ii con.
duoting tne leoonera- tjunrveny "
nation in thia oily thia week, aaaiated
i. nv Mr lf!nr and Mrs. S. S.
Way. The following poraons am tak
ing the examination t
Liisle J. Wetle, Columbia City;
TT.rriai Thaver. Eainieri Matilda
ii...- i , Tj.h Wllann. Houlton
Lucy A. Williama, Marshland Anna
O. Olaon, Alhina; Daisy L. Ewing,
Mavgor; Ollie Bice, Rainier' and
Eddie North, Vernonia.
Bnow fell al Heppuer, thia atte,
last Monday.
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.
Mr. W. B. Dillsrd did buainee in
Portland Monday.
Mr. E. Jonea, of Deer Island, waa In
town Wednesday.
Mr. Edwin Merrill wa op from
Deer Island Monday.
Tbe interior of tbe poatoffloe store
la receiving a coat of paint this week,
Mra. Jacob Genres cams down from
Portland Wednesday for a short visit
with relatives and friends. 1 . .'
Bov. M. Burllugame will preach to
the Gue chapel at Soapnooae next
Sunday at II a. m. and 7 :80 p. m..
Clerk Watts issued a marriage li
cense on Tuesday to Everett K. .Nick
eraon and Marinda P, Kickeraon, both
of Pittsburg,
Ber. 0, E. Pbllbrook will preach at
Bachelor Flat next Sunday at 11 a.
m. and in this city in tha evening at
7:80, - ' ,
Tb county commissioners arrived
In town Tuesday evening and entered
upon the diaobarge of tbelr duties the
next mOrnlog.
Mr. Clyde Chamberlain and family
moved to this city from Linnton last
week. Mr. Chamberlain hi employed
at tbe rock erusber.
We were reliably informed on Tues
day 'that Dr. McLaren bad returned
from nia visit to Canada. Tbe doctor
has been absent about aix weeks.
Ther may soon be a bowling con
test in thia city. Local team will
probably be organized and considera
ble intereat created in that line of
sport.
Mr. A. B. Little, who has been in
the government aurvey service over in
Washington for several months, re
turned to hi homo at Houlton Tues
day evening.
Thvlars crusher betas? operated
just below tha city ia employing a
large number of men and U . turning
outaa immense amount of crushed
rock for improvement at Fort Btevena.
Wa understand ther la one West-
port legger who baa three big rafts of
log ready for hlpinsnt, for which he
has refused an offer of $8 per thous
annd feet, says tbe Skamokawa Eagle.
Tb Astoria Herald I waging war
agalngt th people of that town for
going to Portland to purchase their
waies, snd at tb sam urn preiena
iag to be loyal to tb interests of their
own city.
The city recorder of this city, G. A.
Banford, rcgigned bis offio last Mon
day evening at tb regular monthly
meeting of the city council. Ma ap
pointment has yet been mad to fill
th vacancy.
U. M. Beeebley was in town Mon
day. Mr. Beerhley drove down a herd
of cattle from Mehalem valley to Port
land the latter part of last week lor
Mr. Gray, tb centleman who has
bought so many cattle in that valley
tbisyear.
W. H. Dolman didn't go to Portland
Wednesday waa so busy opening out
and placing dry goods, groceriee,
leather, rubber and other footwear;
hats, caps and other beadgear; Yan
kee, pioua and other notions that he
didn't have Urn to go.
Th October term of circuit court
for Columbia county wa not a very
expansive term. With th exception
of tb grand jury, which wa only in
eaaion three days, ther were but three
jurors who did aotual service, yet al
together tbat feature oi toe eoun cost
$233.40. Bailiffs cost $45.00; proeeout
ing attorney $67.50 and official court
reporter $80,00.
It ia time wasted to circulate peti
tion asking the legislature to pa
certain road laws. Tb legislature
will probblypas a good road law
and all the petitiona that ce circu
lated will not influence f Ynbere
of the legislature. Th 4 Maber are
as anxious to pass a good roaa law as
people who aign . petitions, not know
ing what tbey are signing.
RurtWcat wa down from Soap-
poos Monday morning. Mr. West
brought down for ahipment to a down
river point, a thorougbred ram, receiv
ing for the auimal$15. Mr. West sold
sixteen of the earn breed of animal to
one man in Yakima laat fall. He also
received from the Bast a abort time
since, two registered rams, for which
he paid, delivered at Scappoose sta
tion, $81.16 each.
inAaa TWn. althmiirh on hand to
eonduot probata and oounty court
tnis weex, is eomewua uritno.
w.llrlniv ahntil with a friend in
Rainier last Saturday, when hia atten
tion waa attracted nenina mm. us
nil ha did ao. the friend
stepped on a pieca of loos plank.
The plank raised from tbe sill just as
the Judge stepped forward, the right
foot and leg going downward. A ser
ious bruise on the calf of th leg and a
skinned abin ia the result of the acci
dent. Tk .(.to nf Waahlnpttn inat over
the river from Oregon in ioo eteotea
tmn nnnnliat ranreaanta.tives to con-
irese and the entire state populist tick-
St, by aooui iz,uw majority, dmhum
an almost solid populist legislature.
W t.ara an Knnthur election held in
that state on Tuesday of tbia present
weex. Keaulis a wo repuouoan uou
tha ataie rennblican ticket
and a big republican majority in the
legttiftiura eieoiea iut corok-j v
entimnl in tht iUU amounted to
., IT fWA wniAn Vakfilv nnniiliam
BUUUI eVIgWW vwivss y v a ( p . -----
seems to have loat its job. Columbia
County new pica copy.
Th Oregon Wood Company, of
thia oity, last week purchased th
tract of laud just baok of Houlton,
bnnarn aa tha Ainawnrih tract. Oon-
t.inincr BSO aores. Th company will
nxwuMi at nnca to eui we umoer on
the entire traot Into eordwood. It is
estimated that 40,000 eords of wood
hannt then. Thia la the moat
accessible traot of timber near here,
.nt tha antira nroduot of wood will be
marketed at this city. The company's
flame will be brought into requisition
in conveying the wood to the Colum
bia river. It will be possible for from
twenty-fly to fifty men to And em
ployment at cutting wood on that
tract.
County Court Proceeding.
The following proceedings were had in
the commissioners court Wednesday
JuMh Ilij-burn appeared in court ant!
made a claim for th assignment of tax
sale certificate No. 123 on property In
Clalskaule, Th same order4 assigned
upon payment of $02.33.
O. K. Kindt appeared In court and asked
for th assignment of tax sale certificate
Ho. 62, for tbe Brandt estate. Bame or
dered assigned opou payment of 175.33.
D. W. Dobbins appeared in court and
asked tbat 18.88 be remitted on m6 and
86 tax. Amount ordered remitted.
In the matter of the road petition of J.
W. Tlnkbam and others. Ordered tbat
Wm. Cooper, J. W. Tlnkhsm and Frank
Hoyt be appointed viewers an George
Hayes, surveyor, meet at residence of
Phillip Keer on November 29, to view out
and locate road.
In the matter of the road petition of Wm.
Roberts and others to alter tbe ltaygerand
Delena road. Ordered that Andrew Berg-
bom, W. V. Slaughter and D. M. Ewing be
viewer and George Hayes, surveyor, meet
at th residence of W. M. Boberts on Nov
ember 2t, and view and lay out said road.
. Victor Fieves asked for the assignment
of tax sals certificate No. 890. Tbe court
ordered the certificate assigned npon th
payment of 108.81.
S. Heuman was allowed stO for damage
to land by reason of cbang In tb South
Soappoos road. ,
CIRCUIT COURT.
Tbs followlns prooeedlnrs were bad In
th oircuit oourt from Thursday morning
of last week t the Urn of adjournment,
last Friday night!
R 7,. la, wa. Oolnmbla oonntv! motion
of plslntidr to dismiss appeal at coat of the
oounty, allowed.
A. V. Davis vs. Joel Hill et al: plaintiff
was alio wa laasmenioo veraictana piaint-
itf to reoover ooata in lower court and one-
ball actual disbursements In this court.
E. A. Weston vs. T. V. Ryekman: decree
ef foreclosure snd attorney fee of 174.00.
Vf after of eatata of Dean Blanebard. an
laaol vent debtor; order allowing assignee
to sell parcel of real estat.
Lilly H. Taylor vs. John Henry Taylor:
defau.'t and rfeeree of divorce.
Matter of bills allowed: T. J. Lleaton.
4&: T. 0. Watt, bailiff, 112; O. K. Banyoa,
of&olal reporter, 110.
Court adionraed to raonrn an De
cember 17tb.
Real Estate Transfer.
Frank Bears to Cbrls Maxwell, power of
attorney.
U. R. Crandall to 8. A. Miles, lots 1 and
2, see 14. tp 8 n, r 4 west; 475.
John and Ina Carlson to Mary W. Lewis.
nwK of seo 20, tp n, r 4 west; HoO.
VT. L. and Daisy FliDpin to T. J. Fllnnln.
swX of sw of seo 2B, tp 7 n, r 4 west; 10.
K. E. and Gertrude Flippin to Florence
If. FliPDlti. mmii of omil of see 82. tp 7 n.
r4 west;10. -
George O. Oran to Beatrice A. Merrill,
t auras in Harris D. L. O., see 7, tp 6 n, r
t west; suwuk
Allan B and Battle M. Joy to Chaa. W.
LaBarra, lot 8, In sec IS, tp 7 n, r 4 west;
1300.
John W. and Prlscllla I. Jones to Mar
MolisaOrwig, loMt and 7, blk 2, Bryani-
ville;450.
Elicabeth and James Low to school dis
trict No 48,60x100 feet la sec 34. tp 7 n, r 2
west; f)L
Charles W. LaBarreto Tom McDonald.
lot 0, In see 18, tp 7 n, r west; 1350.
Lanre J. McC vaiocds to Sarah K. Bovd.
aH of seK and n of swK of see 20, tp 4
n,r3wel;m
L. and Fiorina Baldem to Emu Loreeren.
nwM of swX of see 1, tp 7 n, r 4 west; 160.
J. n. Rio, sheriff; to Alias B, Joy. lot 8.
In eee 18, tp 7 a, r 4 west; J18.3S.
Mary Anna and Katharine Schoeok to C.
V. Wlntsengerod. power of attorney.
I. L. Whit to Isam Whit, lots in Vr-
noula, H0O. '
HAinlKBS NOTE. '
Hon. T. J. Cleeton was la town a few hours
Sunday.
W. J. Diets spent a few day in the me
tropolis laat week.
Mr. and Mra. Wm. Bvmone ware ahon-
ping In Portland Friday.
Born, to the wife of A. M. Aaron. Nov
ember 5th, a 12-ponnd boy.
Cantnln Hoochklrk spent BnndaT la
Portfaud with his family.
Tha oresent Indication are tbat Balnisr
will nave a railroad aepotaoon.
Rnv Brinons has a set of boxlnat cloves
snd all tb bays are trying to do ons ca-
o Liter op.
Mra. Tom Evans, of Oak Point. Washing
ton, Is visiting hat sister, Mrs. C B. Sutton,
this week.
I. B. Meeervs has son to Houlton to so-
narvlaa tha construction of In M. IS.
churoh about to be built ther.
flommlMloner Frake was In town Sat-
nrdav. While Friend Frakes ia a "kicker"
in court, It ia what we lov him for.
Dr. A. P. McLaren has returned from a
month's visit at hia old home in Canada.
Doctor ia looking well and says he ia feeling
to same.
The Dostmaster ber ha been notified
. 1 . .1 O.i. 1 . L- II u
inn vn ma wwrwiou, u,. ui wm i v
oeeire from and forward maU to Cortland
on vening tralne.
Wm. Bolsannle. of Delena. wa In town
Saturday delivering bis good bntter to bis
ouetomera. He says tb next lot will be
creamery, for ha ia going to buy a separa
tor ana seep op wuo tne uaiee aou toe
wanu or tn consumer.
W O. Rarav wae serionalv Inlnred at the
old Boom wood ohnta at in lower eaa or
town last week. It aeems that Mr Carey
started dowa the chute on a piece of wood
and before be bad time to get eat of th
way, some one Bntnooxnieaiy tnrew a
link of rardwood In. which, overtaking Mr.
Carey, struck bim In the baok, almost kil
ling mm.
" aTreisa liw elatnt;
Sums. New Zealand. Nov. 2S. 1899.
I am verv oleaaed to state that sine I
took the agency of Chamberlain's medicines
the sale baa been very large, more especial
ly of Cough Remedy. In two years I have
sold more of this particular remedy than
of all other makes for th previous Ave
vaara. Aa to its efBoacv. I have bee In
formed by scores of persons of tb good re
sults they nave receiyeo irom is ana mow
its value from the nse of it in my own
household. It is so pleasant to take that
we bare to place th bottle beyond th
reaon or in eouaren, a, j. ooBri.avuas.
For sale by Dr. Kdwin Koss. druggist.
S ii.".S
cream cf tarter.
Safeguards tfcs Jood
, csinst a!tim;
Alum boJiSnsr powders are tfaet rrcatast
acei to healiJt d vat prsstut oy.
frW4. awW ptyttfiWM Oft, t WW1 WHi
' Road Meetinsi at Vernonia.
VKRBWtuTor.. Mov. U, 1899.
D. Davis. Esq., St, Helen. Our road
-t w was held on Saturday and tb fol
lowing executive oommitte elected perma
nent, with Wa, Prliigie, chairman, and
John Prlngle, seoretary, with C. L. Parker
and T. B. Denslow, sssoclates.
On of tb 1st oommitte bad no sub-
aorlptians.and the meeting elected th pres
ent oommitte a permanent on to report
ia two weeks. . v .-
I think we will get about 1500 In lobar.
etc. Woold you pleas form committee
In St. Helens snd elect a treasurer to bold
any funds you may get, so we can got In
shape? I will report progress ber two
weeks from today. Respectfully yours,
Joh PaisoL. Secy.
A IKtl work ha been don slong the
skirmish line of this important, undertak
ing here at St. Helena, and it ia believed
tbat valuable financial assistance can be
secured from our people. The county
ooort asanree us that it will aid th under
taking. KniTo. J
School Report.
YasKTOs, Kov. 8, 1B99.
Following is th reoort of th Yankton
school for month ending November 4tb ;
Number of boys carolled 7
Number of rirls enrolled .11
total enrolled ....If)
Total attendance during month. ...la
Time tardy.
Punila not absent nor tardy were Harry
Brown, Alice Brlggs, Guy Crosby, Laura
Smith and Ray Tarbell. -
Floba vrciT, Teacher.
ruiwn'a . .mw ..wi. w. "
district No. 23, for lb month ending on
i , . i .
ic ... nf riMi atfitnHanAa... ..DUO
Number of days bsno... 83
Times tardy 18
Naoiberoi coys cnroiiea
U I 1 ,1. umIIJ 1 1
Totfti number enrolled 27
Average dally attend anoe zo
Those neither absent nor tardy were:
nww ..u. i
White Overholt, Maggie and Charles Tor
ner. Artie Huffman, Claude Overholt and
Arthur season.
tusTiiXA uouirru, teacoer.
DO YOU KNOW
Coosumptioa Is preventable 7 Scien baa
proves that, and also that neglect is sui
cidal. Th worst cold or cough can be
eared with Shilob's Cough and Consump
tion Cur. Sold on a positive guarantee for
over fifty years. Sold by Dr. Edwin Ross,
drnggist. St. Helens, Uregon, aa JN. a.
ferry, uouuon, uregon.
ProtMtt Coart Note.
Mrs. Engeni Furrow ba been ap
Dointed by th county iadge e ad
ministratrix of tbe eatata of Wajter
Furrow, deceased.
Judxe Doan. last Monday, appointed
Oscar Anatina. of Rainier, administra
tor of tba estat of J. P. Youct;, de
ceased.
E. E. Oaick ha been appointed by
the-counly judge a adminiatrator of
th estate of Philip eer. Mr.
Quirk qualified on Tuesday.
Norman Merrill ha been appointed
administrator of th att of James F.
Flak, deceased, vice Sarah E. Butter,
resigned.
Letter of administration bsve been
issued to Annie L. Larsen a adminis
tratrix of tbe estate of Andror P. Lar-
sen, deceased.
Tke SSeet riaater.
A ntana nf flannel daiaoened with Cham
berlain' Pain Balsa and bound on the af
ire ted parts I superior to any plaster.
When troubled with pain in tha chest or
side, or lam back, glv It a trial. Yon
are certain to D more man pieaaea who
tha nmmnt ralief which it affords. Pain
tseiia IS also a certain curator raeumawsni.
For sal by Dr. Edwin Koss, aruggtst.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTES.
Mr. Joseph Gaston died at ber
home in Portland. Monday of this
weex.'
There are now aix million egg in
th trays at the Kalama aalmon
hatchery.
Tha Pendleton Republican say
wheat will advance to 60 cent a
buabel in the next ten day.
The apple erop of the United State
thia acaeon 1 smaller than it has been
since reliable statistics have been
gathered.
Mr. Henry Failing, one of tb moat
nrominont eitisen and business men
of Portland, died at hi heme in that
oity Tuesday.
It is said that a Wsaton girl wbo
wa recently married ia such an ex
cruciatingly neat housekeeper that
ahe tprinkled an eight day clock with
insect powder to get rid of tb tick.
An Irishman, in order to celebrate
the advent of a new era, went out on a
little lark. He dida't get borne until
S o'olook in th morning, and wa
barely in th house when a nurse
rushed up and, uncovering a bnncb of
soft goods, showed bim triplet. The
Irishman looked ap at the clock
which aid three, and then at th
three of a kind in tha nurse' arms,
and said, "Oi'm not superstitious, but
thank beaven thot Oi didn't come
attwilvet"'
ON EVERY BOTTLE
Of SbUoh's Consumption Cur is this guar
antes: "All we ask of you Is to nse two
thirds of th contents of this bottle faith
fully, then If you say you are not benefited
return the bottle to your droiririat and he
may refund th price paid. Price 28 eta, 80
eta and 1.00 Sold by Dr. Edwin Ross,
druggist, St. Helens, Oregon, and H. A.
Perry, Houlton, Oregon.
CITY TREASURER'S NOTICE.
Omos or Oitt TasAsnaas. ''
St. HsusNa. Oregon, Nor. 11, W9S.
THB CITY TRKAiiUKKa OF ST. HKLKN8.
Ore Kim boreby elves notice that all war
rants of tun city wlii(i) have been presented
andendoned "Not Paid for Want of yundV
Srlor to Aeirait 1, 107, and warrant No. m, em
orsed Augest , 18U7. will be paid npo pre
aentatlon to me. Interest will not be allowed
alter this date. BAVID DAVIS.
Oity Treasurer.
CONTEST NOTICE.
Dir ABTXiKT or tbs iKTasioa. I
United States Undontoe-i
0bsik Citt, Oregon, Oct. 1, Vm.
ABUFFIC1KM COMTsr AFKIWAVIT H AV
in bean Sled io this offtoa by
11, Township 4 North, ftaage 4 Went, brCoolnt
Druggoman. ewnw,e, , u ...-r. - .
that the said eonatant BrugKeman never nia.le
ettlement on his alaiin; that he saver realdod
there al all alter ae raane entry, nor urn wi
tivu or imnrove the name enter makiu entry;
that he has not lived on his eialim or been on
his olaita for ever sl yearn nor anyone acting
sm a.,.n, ,! hta khmaiw la not due te hia em
ployment In the military or naval service ol the
fjohed States in time ol war! said psiuee are
hereby noil lied to ai'PMr. rsapond and orter evi
dene tonehlng said aii' stiM at Woeloek a.
m. oa ixnile th, l'- s, before Hie Sater
and Receiver at the UaiUMl etatas Laud Ouice in
Orceou City, Oreirou,
Tne contestant having, tn a proper sm
davit. Bled 0it. 1, MW, mi forth facia which
auovr that alter due diligence personal serf loe
of this notice cannot be ruado, is hereby or
dered and directed that such actio be given
by do and propor publication.
' ohaB, B. WOOORES, Bcgliter.
028n28 WW. aALLOWAY, Bttseiver.
TREASURKFTS NOTICE.
CocTTTHis'sOrcs,
BT. Bxlkhs, 0., N'UDBlWlW".
NOTIOB Id OIVKN 'tUAT Al.L
uuuald Countv Warrant of Columbia
and sodomed: "Not rl lot Waul ol un.,
prior to Jan. 1, ltw7, will Iw paid upon pRMwn
tatlon at thtaothu. Interest will not be allowed
a(tr thia tlate. fcliWIN KOnH,
nid Trewurer of Columbia County, Oregon.
, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Las Orrics at Obsoom Citt, Oa.,
OcU)br u, vm.
NOTICB 18 HEREBY GIVJKN THAT THB
foUowlug-namttd ttler baa Died notlc ol
hia IntAiiflnn & m&ka AumI Dmttf In auouortof
hlselalin. and thataald proof will be made be
fore trie county eiera oi cotumoia ooumr ok
Ueleos, Oregon, on TJwenitr a, ihw), tlx:
0IOXL Wil.KlKtKlN,
Homestead entry No. iH'li, tor the north H of
uorthweat V; of aeotion 27. and eaat M of north-
eaat of section 28, townatilp I nona. range 4
weat.
He names the followlnr witnesses to prove his
continuous italdenee upon, and cultivation of
said land, rla:
William Wood, TJ. M. Beeghley, 1. M. Parker
and Win Melllugtsr. all of Vernonia, Orexon.
tnn Caaa. B. Mooaas, Beglater.
NOTICE rOH PUBLICATION.
LAwnOrncBAtOBioojiCiTV, Oa..
September 29th, 189.
NOTIC 18 HRRKBY 61VKN THAT THB
following-named aettler haa Sled notice of
bis Intention to make dual proof In support of
bis claim, and tbat said proof will be made be
fore the County Clerk of Columbia county, at
Bt, Helens, Oregon, on November 12th, Vm, vis:
JOHN HII.llKHH.ANn.
Homeatead Entry No. StwA for tbe south H of
nortnweat . and lota s and 4 of section 4, town
ship 4 north, range $ west.
He names tb following witnesses to prove
his continuous rairleuoe upon and eultlvatioa
oi ma tana, vis: vaieuu ouniecai, joe mwn,
Andrew Kinowskl, and Oerhard Morbach, all of
Valley, Oregon.
o7oU CH AS. B. HOORE8, BegUter.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Lahb Omcl at OaseoH Crrv, Oa .
October 14. iM.
vroTICB K HBEBBV GIVEN THAT THB
11 followtng-eamed settler baa Sled notice of
nts intention to nuuu nnai proof in wppun
hia claim, and that said oroot will be made be
fore the County Clerk ol Columbia county, at
St. Helens, Ureiron, on Norem ber wtn, mm, via:
IJhTAV H. HIKRCKfl.
Homestead Bntry No. Via, for the ae4 of ssctioa
s,ip an, rawest.
He name tha following witnewaea to vrove his
eontlnnona mdilAnca nrw,n. and cultivation of
said una. via: r. J. Tompsms. n. c. uHnoer
son, Julius Zlesmann, and Orvllle B. Oarrison,
ail oi Bcappoose, uregon.
Oo2 CHab. B. MOOEKS, Becjlster.
EM'S Sals ca Fcrccliissra."
In the Circuit Court of the Stats of Oregon, tor
tuevountyoi lanumDia.
fl. Vabww, is., PlalatlS,
Abmib ItiUkBB As W. M. Miulsb, DefendaBta.
BT V1RTOB OF AN EXECUTION, JCDO
rnent, order and dceree, duly isaned out of
ana anaer tne seat oi toe aoove-enutiea vooix,
! ,L .A Jul.rilMul
,u u. .inf,m,ii. J wui v ... v, ,
and dated tbe 4th day of November, 1808, upon
a Judgment and decree rendered and entered in
said Court on tha 11th day of October, vm, in
favor of the above-named plaintiff, H. Varwig,
Jr., aad against the above-named defendants,
Annie Miller and W. K. Miller, for the sum of
four hundred (1400) dollars, with Interest thereon
at the rate of eleht per sent per annum since
October 11th, and thirty dollars attorney's
fees, and twenty-five (J25.00) dollars coats and
accruing costs of aod upon this writ, command
Ing and requiring me to make sale of the follow
in g-deacribed mortgaged premises, to wit: Tbe
northeast quarter (mrti) of the northeast quar
ter (mi) of section fourteen (14), in townabip
all (t'l, north of range two (2), west of the Will
amette meridian, containing forty acres of land,
in Columbia countv. Oregon. Now. therefore,
by virtue of said execution. Judgment, order
ana aeoree ana in compliance wun uio cm-
111..."- Ol ,niU Wll.i . Will, V U MUUW7I vcm-
ber Uth, litwl, at the hour of 11 o'clock in tbe
forenoon, at the front door of the county court
house, Id tbe City of 8L Helens, aald comity
and state, sell, snbteet to redemption, at public
auction, to the highest bidder, tor United state
gold cola, cuh in Hand, all tbe ngtit, tttie ana
wwnm wqwb voc uwtvukiium iwirmi.iiin,
Annie Miller and W. U. Miller, or either of
them, Bad, en tbe lorngoing-desonoea property
on the date of tmlnuif aiorteaare. or stuce had.
to satisfy aaid execution, judgment, order and
aeoree, interest, oosw ana au accruing coats.
a au eir ar
Sheriff ol Colombia County, OrewoB.
patea tnis lit cay of November, lows, nuo
Slerif fs Bals ci Fsrc&li
AmM
.wwitaWs
IB the Circuit Oourt of the Stat ef Oregon, far
tne uounty of Columbia.
at ma SUBtbm aaao, Plaintiff,
va.
JOB C Mavts, Abbib Mawtb, Basi Xawts,
-VlkLIB MAMTS, tlABt, JSABTS, ALrHI A ADAKS,
M. Hshdbick abb Xtbu. Hbhsbicu, ie
fendaiita. BY VIHT0B OP A EXECTJTIOH. JTJDO
ment. order and decree, duly issued out of
and under the seal of the above-entitled Court,
in the above-entitled cause, to me duly directed,
and dated tbs 4th day of November, IKWt, upon
a judgment and decree rendered and entered in
said Court on the X2nd day of October, Dam, in
favor of tbe above-named plaintiff, Emma H.
Stenberg, and againat the above-named defend
ant, John C. Mants, tor the sura of foui hundred
() dollara. with interest thereon from tbe
1Mb day of August, 18U7, at the rate of ten par
oent per annum, and ninety (90) dollars attor
ney foes, and tbe aunt of forty-two Mi'i) dollars
suets ot suit and accruing ooata of and open
thia writ, commanding and requiring me to
make sale ol tbe follow ing -described mortgaged
S remises, la-wit: l ne soutnweet quarter oi see
on four 14). townshin three (81. north ol range
two (2), west ol the Willamette meridian, ail in
Columbia County, State of Oregon. Now. there
fore, by virtue of said execution, Judgment, or
der and decree, and In compliance with the
commands of said writ, I will, on Monday, the
12th day of December, lft, at the hour of 1
o'clock in the afternoon, at the front door ol the
oounty courthouse, ia the City of Bt. Helena,
aald oountv and state, sell, subieot to re-1 emo
tion, at public auction, to the highest bidder,
for United Statee gold coin, eaah in hand, all the
rlirnt, title and intereat which the aoove-nauiea
defend&nta. or either nf them. had. at the time
ol the commencement of this suit, or since had
in ana to tne anovMescrtbea property, e&t
bfy said execution, judgment, order ana degree.
interest, oosw, ana accruing ooata.
" Sheriff ot Oolnrnfila (Jountv. Oregon
Dated, Bt. Helena, Oregon, Kov. U, ut& nlXd
IZBnvrtfr'n Vsla nn Vnnnetinir
iimua a mm Vat summ
In the Circuit Court oi th Stat of Oregon, for
UoraiuDia uounty.
Job Cobwat, Plaintiff,
va.
HATHA NlCBOIA, llABT O. HUt, JoBt HlU.
abb Mabtba 1. Nichols, iMienoanss.
T- Y VTBTtlr! OF AW KXROBTION. JtJDO-
13 Bient, order and decree, duly issued out ot
ano under tne seal ox uie aoove-euutieu ,uri,
in the ahove-entitted cause, to me duly directed,
snd dated th 1st day of November, IwM, upon
A judgment and decree rendered and entered in
aald Court on the 14th dav of October. 1W. in
favor ef the above-named plaintiff. John Con
way, and against tne aoove-uameu aeieuuante,
Nathan Nlohnle and Mrv (1. Hill, for the Bum
of three hundred and forty-four and ninety-four
one hundredths (S44.M) dollars, with intereat
thereon al the rate of eight per oent per annum
from the 14th day of October, less, and tha
further sum of Slty (60) dollars attorney's fee,
and the further sum of twenty-three and fifty
one-hundredths (f.-s.so) dollars coats and dis
bursemente. and the ooeta of and upon this
writ, commending and requiring me to make
sale ol the foUowing-desoribed property, to-wit:
A lotef land deacri bad as beginning at a point
where tha oounty road intersects a lot of land
now owned by B. W. Blood, which borders on
aha Clatakanie river, thenoe running in a south
erly direction Connie on tbe line of said lota
dlatauoe of on hundred feet; thenoe in an east
erly direction one htm ! red feet to the oounty
road; thenoe running along; said eoonty road in
a northerly course, fifty feet: thenoe sunning
along said county road one hundred and six
teen wet, to the place of betrtunluir: said lot be
ing a pert uf the donation clai in of B.O. Bryant,
in mwi inn L eownehin V Berth, range 4. weat of
Willamette meridian: and also that certain lot
of land beginuio at a stalie marked "H", run
ning thenoe due south 1W feet: tbenoe due east
96 iet; thence Cue north 100 feet; thence weat
iu feet, to tlie place ot bejrinniug, being also a
ration M the donation claim ot said 8. ii. Brv.
ant in seetioa , towuabip V north, range 4, weat
of Wlilemeue meridian, wltb all the tenements
aua hertdimnanu thereunto Deionging. ww,
ment, order and decree, and tn compliance with
the MmmMdiol aald writ. 1 will, on Monday.
llMvmlM, 1Mb. Ifcw4 at the knur of 10 O'clock in
tbe forenoon, at the front door ot the oourt-
houae. in the city of Ht. Helena, in aaia county
and state, sell, subject to redemption, at publio
auction, to Dae fcikheat bl.Mor, for Vnitud BUtoa
mA n.fn AHMh in hand, all the rli.-l,. title and
intereat which Uie above-named doieudanta, or
either ot them had, in and to the foregoing
deeorlbed promise, all in said county and state,
on the ittn of nlalntlfTa mortgage, or sinte
bed, to satisfy afi euwntion, Judgment, order
ana arecree, interest, ouete auu ,ii bwiujui
Sheriff of Columbia Coumy, tjreeon,
Dated at St. Helena, OwKon, Novembel 11, la.
Joseph oastoa, auoraey ior ruuntta. uti-m
SplWillltlttSJIJII'Sttv.
f r r-
1
Tite THad Toa Hare Atarax
la use for over SO roars,
nd
fJz. 54tV't-5- . boteaI
wxrvy; cU4S Anow no one to deceive you la this.
AH Counterfeits Imitations and Substitutes are tot Ex
perlraents tbat trtfle wita and endanger tlie healiJi ot
In&vnts and Chililrea lirperlence agaiust EnerliaEU .
: ... What ic CASTOR I At
Castorfa Is a substitute for Castor Oa,T Parerrorlc,1 Proil "
.and Boo thin jf Eyrnp. It is Hiurmless'and Pleasant.. It
'contains neither Opium, Morphine' nor other. Karet!af '
substance. Its ago Is its guarantee.'-' It destroys Womm,
and aSays Fererishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Win.; . '
Colic It relieve Teething Troables, cures CoriiitJpatioa
and Ftetuiency. It asstmiifttes the Food, regisiates tha '
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural slcpe
. The Children's Panacea T lie Mother's Friend. v
CBHUiriBCASTORIA ALVAY6
i Bears th
Tho Kind You Haio AInays Bong
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M wtTfl Mrfsnr. TT
HARRIS' CASH GROCERY S
Kwpb always on hand all kind of
! atapie and fancy grocarie ami ; . ,,'
v. provivrfoua, farm product), lropiyfi
For Yorr . vtxx.v. liroccrs.
teas and ooJteea, tobaneo and ctsra, ,.,-,,. , .,
- ; A fln Un3i of 3oB(ctiotery also iu ;
- rwOek, and rartousposiMrr speeAaiuua.
CORNER COWLITZ AND MAIN STREET. ST. HELENS, OR.
ST. HELENS
Dr. EDWIN
DRUGS
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PERFUMES AND
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Jennings Patent Bit 13 to 90o
Clark's Xxranaoo Jilts 70o to $1.10
Common Brace.
.SS to 60o
Ratohet Braces.
Drawint-knives
Folding brawinavkntve.
Common Hw-ets
Morrell's 8a-sets
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