OlUiGON MIST.
DEOBMHKEB, 189S.
ClUrk Walts Isatieil marrmira It
cena WedHMday to John 1. Wager,
ol l'orllaud, nJ Mn. Ulivt U. Utl
broatb, of Columbia county,
Chauiberlitlu' Colic, Cliolt-r od
Diarrhoea Bemady can always b do
peuiM npon nd it pleaaatH and unfa
to uke. Bold by Dr. E. Koss, druggist.
Tha work of copying the usetiment
j oil o( IwH will probably bo tlnlsliml
this week. TLera are 174 pagee of th
roll Mils year, compared with wvoii
y live aud eighty pagi four yoare ago,
The tliounaiuli of dollar anont an
nually od road in this county is
thrown away in bunglinu patchwork
and inake-beliav) repair, and yet tho
system iu voguo I exactly tbeculiuln
aiiou of what tu law Invitei.
Mr. Dilurd la having torn note
worthy Improvement madtfoua block
of land he own, adjoining tlii place
on the wmt. The land i wilngr cleared
and fenced, and will, help the appear
ance of tbatpartof t be oily rery oiucb.
At the regular monthly meeting of
the city council held Monday evening
Mr. O. O. Maygor wa appointed oily
recorder to fill the vacancy caused by
the retignation of 0. A. Baufoid some
time alnee. It will in future be Police
. Judge Mayger.
0igel Wilkiniou made final proof
before the county clerk Ittst (Saturday
on bomettead entry Mo. U821, for the
north ) of tbe uorthwet J of lection
27, and the eaat i of the uortheaat i
of aeciion 28, towusliip 6, north of
, nge 4 week Hie witneeee were F.
' M. 1'arker and VYiu Mellinger.
The friend of the Bunday achool
here are endeavoring to have a Cbriat
ma tree or ChrUtraa boat for tlie
children aud community generally on
the evening of December Mtb, and
hoie for the hearty co-operation of all
iu the undertaking. Make the heart
of the little one happy and there can
never be c. regret. '
Monday alght'e frost wee the raoit
cevere of any thia wiuter. However,
lite clear heaven and frosty earth pre
sented a combination ou Tuesday
morning to be admired, but the aitrao
Uuu of a warm Wove within fr over
falauced the beauty without a Old
Bol presented himaelf to the people of
Hu Ilelnne bom behind the rugged
alope of Muuul Hood.
The maeqoo ball to be given In t.U
FriiUv eveuinc. December 30,
will undoubtedly be Uie moat brilliant
affair of ill kind ever given here, the
Kuighu will apare nothing to make ii
a aignal success end thoae who attend
re assured a pleasant time. Invita
tion will be eut out in a few day,
and matter looking to the uoce of
the aOair are being arranged.
The many friend of Edward Wall
will be pled to learn that be ha
received a liounae from the board of
inspectors to act a pilot on river
teamen operating on the waters of
me Columbia river and it tributaries.
Kil bad been employed on the Young
America for over two year before he
met with the miafortuoe of having hi
thigh broken, nearly a year ago, tine
which lime he ha been unable to per
form any ort of labor until right re
cently. Ed ha command of the
Young America, and hi friend are
now congratulating him upon hi suo
ceil.
W received an Interesting letter thia
week from Mr. John Beeule. who is a
deputy under Mr, Ivey in the custom
service at Dyes, Alaska. John stale
that tho weather at that place recently
ha been something terrible. The cold
winds from the north, with a velocitv
of eighty miles n hour, makes exist
ence out of door almost impossible.
Ou the morning before Thanksgiving
me thermometer registered two de
grees above xero. Mr. and Mr. Beecle.
according to tbe letter, are both en
joying excellent health, and are pros
pering in a financial way, a John says
he own a half interest iu two placer
claim which promise fabuluu return
to the owner. Hay the expectation
be fully realized.
The (learner Mascot running be-
twoen Portland and Woodland, w
sunk in Lewi river, about a half a
mile from it mouth, while on her
way out Wednotday morning. The
boat tlruck a anag and aank in leaa
than a minute in about eight feet of
water. It ia thought that about fifty
feet of her bottom ia ripped off. There
wore about 75 paaienger on board,
many of the number being women, a
number of Odd Fellow and Hebec
on had been to Woodland instituting
Rebecca Iodize at that place the night
before, and were returning to Portland
on tbe Ulfated ateamer. .
After thi date until Christina I
ill do all kind of denial work at a
reduced price. All parties having work
partly done will please call and have
same finished a soon a convenient
a I will not be in St. Helen after
Christmas, for three months; and re
member any work done by me the
oaat vetr ia fully warranted : any defeot
will be made good free of charge by
calling on me. Thanking you for
your liberal patronage in the paat and
asking lor a cootinuanoe oi tue same,
am your truly, J. A. kkid, dentist.
Key. Mr. Philbrook will preach at
Deer Island next Sunday at 11 a. ra.
Pain hi the chot when a person
ha cold indicate a tendency toward
pneumonia. A pieoe of flannel damp
ened wilh Chamberlain' Pain Balm
nd biind on to the chest over the
eat of pain will promptly relieve the
pain and prevent the threatened at
tack of pneumonia. Thi same treat
ment will cure a lame back in a few
hour. Hold by Dr. E. Ross, druggist
Tit lnuir in eontem nlation by the
ladiee of the Episcopal church of this
city promisee to be an elaborate affair.
At a meeting held last Saturday even
ing definite arrangement were made
and the committee appointed. The
work will uroif reus now and the out-
Mnrrtei mi II ha a s-rand success. A lit'
niarnmna will be rendered and
m iuuf him .1 Hum will be had each
evening of the bazaar, which will con
tinue three niguia.
At the certii-nnual election of of
ficer of Avon lodge Knight of Pyth
i ... KaM in thia oitr Tuesday evening,
the following officer were elected for
the ensuine term : Cha. Blakealey,
n . n a. Halev. V. 0.1 Martin
White, prelate : Edwin Rose, M. of V.J
TA Joseph. M. of E.J E. E. Quick, M
ofW.i H. Cliff, M. at A.; M. 0
si...... v r R anil H i James Bice, I
ft i 3. a.' Plank. O. O. Jame Muokle
was elected trustee for three year,
At a regular convention of Rulnier
lodge, No. 68, Knights of PtWj
Saturday evening, December 3, 18,
the following officer were elected for
tha nnsuine: term : 0. 0., O. A. Bigg ;
r n v U Vnoler: P.. M. Burlin
"-.I', xx ,f W T. O. Watt ! K of E,
Z.i a J.'n. E. Bourne, M. of F..F.L,
n.i..-.. m nf R J. B. Doani M. at
a M R. Poroerov s I. 0., A. P. Mo
r ....... n ft.fl. W. Moaher: trustee,
W, A. Wood and J. B. Doan for three
year, and A. h. Clart lor iwo yew
On Uet Wednesday evening a coterie
of St. Helen people were entertained
at the home of r. ana ir.
tr ... ' Ranhon. The uarty 1
Sr"VL;n,n, Mrt J. G. Muckle
. i. , v.. .i.nartnra to San Diego,
whre ahe iioe to pend
thia arlntflr month. The viaiior ar-
i ih. iraLta and were immeU
- ""a .T.I, n nf Mra. Watt'
umpluou. repaaW, atorwhich earda
w in.l,,lcrnd In and mol delights
- until the Shaver
whittle called from refrchment to labor.
November waa a fair buaioe. month
for the county. The receipt, of the
clerk' and .heriff' offices i were, in the
aggregate, 3,261, the clerk having
turneSovertothc tr.urar $1,0 5,
nd the aheriff turned Into the trea-
naignt a o-roal deal, or tnOII
m. l- ,. mnnt l Wa for 100 l-
5-ii. and tax ale certificate,
..... faa amounted to real
figure. Taken altogether it was a good
month, nd demonstrate, to what de
greeof perfection the ff""
county are being administered In each
Srt & tbe. responsible or the coun
ty'a welfare. Tiea.uier Kos w 11, in
all likelihood, issue anot hoi ' J
near future lor outstanding warrants
endorsed prior to March tn
...i ih warrant outstanding
aJm haek only twenty-two
"I... u... nf those warreni
. lir U iff. iO
nave wet' n ,w- , 7 .' j
county's iudebtednes I tx-ing graa
ually diiuiuislied.
CLAT6KANIIS NOTES.
There la quit a demand for house In
wwii, more man can us supplied.
John EriKlWi has been In Portland a fow
days seeing ui.sottie repairs on logging
niachlnury, J .
Dr. Hall spent a day In Portland this
week sliwkliie up for Christmas trails with
goods In his line.
The had roads compel the closing of the
mails at the poalolHue a little earlier so as
to make sure ol gulling tbeis on board the
trains.
A yonng Mr. English from Ilwsco has
been spending a few days In town the (ileal
of hli unci and aunt, Mr, and Mrs. John
bnglixb.
Kdiar Colvln finished his school in the
Nichols district, end Is spending some time
In low n, aiMliting Uryauts at their store fur
lbs present.
It Is decided to bare a Christmas tree and
appropriute eierciaes at the church oh
(JUritmai eve, aud work to that end has
already begun.
The school in the Bftrr district closed lat
Friday. Miss Myrtle Jones succeeded very
well us a tvacher, and the scholars seem to
have been beuolitted accordingly. .
Nathan and Harvey Tlngls were over
from Qiilncy Monday accompanied by ex
Judge ilobhlna, a (uriuer citizen of that lo
cality, who Is uu a brief visit among his
irieuda.
The new desks la the high school room
are in place and add very much to the ap
pearance of the room, as well ss to tbe com
fort of the acholars. The third achool month
was completed last week.
Oar store-windows have more than tbe
usual variety of articles on exhibition de
signed for the holidays, ferwns can have
an unusually good opportunity for making
selections al the different stores.
Isaac Bumgardner baa secured an acre of
ground and built a house Just at the edge
of town in a very sightly location. He can
make a very pleaaant home, and will doubt
leas do so as be is not afraid of work. ,
Work is being dona on the road to the
depot, where a mud hole becomes so deep
aa to render the road about i in passable.
Klllolt Wood is s good supervisor, but has
a contract on his bauds in trying to keep
that n.ad in order with the sniull facilities
at his eonimaad,
Prahl A Loveeren have been rafting their
logs the past few dsys and expect to get
tustu to msrket soon. Borne oi me nowit
son loss from Wsnbura's place were Hosted
to tidewater on the recent rise, but there
was not water enougli to get mem aown
above that place.
Mlaa Maud Bryant bad a birthday anni
versary a few daya ago, and a few of ber
frlenda were invited In mat evening where
a very pleasant tveuing was spent Bbe
bas quite recently completed a term of
achool at Mist where she bas taught seve
lernia, giving petrous aud scholar, exc
lent satisfaction.
WARREN NEWS.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Dr. Cliff waa in Portland Tuesday after
noon.
George Parker came over from Pittsburg
Tuesday.
Mrs. P. L. Clear spent last Sunday in
Portland.
J edge Tase wa over from Pittsburg on
Wednesday.
Juris IVwin came up (root Rainier on
Wednesday.
Thos. Cooper and Jacob Berber were in
Kabuua Tuesday.
T). J. Swltser was doing business In Ore
gon City Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dow were down from
Oak Island Tuesday.
(learn Msveer was attending to business
in Portland Monday.
Oharlev Oahte was attending to business
In roruanu jaonoay.
Dr. Rosa was in Portland last Saturday,
Bunday anil Monday.
Jonathan Prttett. of Vernonla. wa eeen
on our streets Tuesday,
Mra James Muckle started for San Diego,
California, but Baturuey.
rtr Hall met with the board of pension
exsmlners In tuia city uesuaj.
Mr. T. C. Wntta. of Reuben, wa on our
treat, early Tuesday rooming.
Mr. Herb Howard, of Yankton, was doing
bualness in fortune iuesuay.
u. v V. Onlck was anions those who
atteuded to business in roruanu mui.ua,
ri...!., n.hl la confined to his bed with
disease which indicates pneumonia or
typhoid fever. v
. n T. Avres. of Parts, returned on
Portland, whither be had
in atari his daughter to achool. ehe
Will attena scuuvi at mv.w ...-
i n i nil nrl mother. Mrs. David Hen'
a), aw. Mr. Walker and family, and jop
T . . a. a, A U , lu .n. Brlf,
WalKer, or noniiun, ran. . v..e
son, fercy, mis Mora ,,, ..... .
Miles were paaaengers for Portland on the
Canby Thursday.
Jhat Bowling Oonteat.
The last three of a tournament of twen-
tvjmm eamca at me nowitiig rney waa
played lait Monoay evening, iwuii
lotorv (not uiucU of a victory, either) for
Iran's team. The contest was apinieo. an
the way through, thougn ainaiy leeiiux mu
nature prevailed among tbe oontest-
.-. iw.innall a bowler would "strike
. frat." and naturally feel a little put out.
Tk.nM ara irlven below toe loiaisoi
each bowler:
8HI.D0H'8 TEAM.
Sheldon, J H.......
Mayger. G Q
Clifr. H R
Rice. J N.....
Watts, J G '
aulck, KB ..f
uokle.T ...v......
total.
673
. 646
604
612
610
, 41)6
It Is a little late to mention It, bat Angus
Mill, .ii. and Miss Ada M. Allen were united
In marriage on Thanksgiving Day by Jus
tire Orwig at the home of the brlde'a par
ents, and are receiving tbe congratulations
of their friends. Angus Is working among
the section men oo the railroad and thought
he needed a good wile to meet mm witn
utrwl words on bis return home after a day
nf (nil Ha axema well satisfied, and this
scribe wishes Hjuiu a long aud happy niatri-
nioniul experience.
Tha mnrnlnr train Monday brought a
funeral party, from Weatport bearing the
rAmninfl of flervl Graham, a U-vear-old eon
of Charles Graham and wife, who died at
Westport on Saturday evening of brain
trouble following piieumonia. The boy was
ink leaa than a week, receiving prompt and
careful attention during that time, but the
disease could not be abated and a fatal re
sult followed. Funeral services were held
In the church where Rev. Bmitb gave a brief
discourse to the large number piesent, alter
which a last look was taken and tbe oasket
hnr,. in tha cemetery. 1 lie lamer is a son
r M.mriol Graham, at Marshland, and
number of the mentis iroui uiat place were
In attendance.
Tha Modern Woodmen gave a social tn
their friends last Saturday evening that
waa quite a social suocess, noiwiinsiauuiiig
.very disagreeable night made atteadance
quite an ellort. An excellent literary and
musical programme uu weu f,o,,n,vu nan
carried nut to the deliiihlof all present
Hons and instrumental muaio by Mias
in. and Ida Blackford, a recitation by
Miaa Mabel Blaokfora, reaatng oy miss
Reid. brief addressee py Kev. omiin ana
n. U.ii ware followed bv refreshments
served in woodman style on a board or
r.in..l. u,vMra,l. however, bv a daintv
Chinese napkin, and served by tbe Wood
men 'a fair wives and daughters, with the
heir, of a few of the woodworker them'
.lvaa Thia nart of the programme was
enjoyed alto, and the audience decided that
men cooiu oo waugmaii "
men. tbe way they got around to look after
tlieeomrortOI tueir gueaie. lam raor
feriiinat in this place bv being represented
by a good claw of citttena, and la at present
he leaning internal ,iio,,mmm ,,, wib.ij.
ft M.j.rilu,ra hera will be) pleased to give
any information with regard to the advan-
lages anu oujeuuj ui w.wi".
Hare was master oi owriiuiuoa, ,, w,
(nfnrmwl. the secretarv or "scratch-
all" of the order, while neighbor Dan Rice
seems to be chief director or "mauler."
Who handles the square and broadax baa
ku. lol.l Kl Pan. W. U. Buck. Al
and John Blackford seem to handle some
of the tools or carry tbe chips, and will give
Information. We hope they will give
another .ocial.
m a,
Two Pointed Question. Answered,
what la tha use of making a better arti
cle than your competitor if you cannot get
a better price for It T
Aug. as mere is au uiucrwuw ,u w
price the public will buy only tbe better, so
. i , , . ...Ht. a... h. .m.llwna I
lOat Willie DUr piW "' v.. -
single sale they will be much greater in the i
aggregate. ,. . I
now can you gei iuo puuuv w
make Is the bestl
If both article, .re brought prominently
before the public, both are certain to be
tried, and the publio will very quickly pass
judgment on them and use ouly tbe better
one , .
This explains tne targe saie on vaamusr-
Iain's Ouugh Remedy. The people have
been using It for years and have found that
it can alwaya oe uepenaeu uikmi. juj
mav occasionally take up with some fash
ionable novelty put forth with exaggerated
claims, but are certain to roiurn to uie out
remedy that they know to be reliable, and
for coughs, colds and croup there la noth
ing equal to Chamberluin'a Cough Remedy.
Fur sal by Dr. Edwin Roes, druggist.
.4023
quay's tram.
Gray. MC;...
King, A. ......
imvls, D . . . .
White, M....
Hall, 0 A....
Harrie. W A.
Johna,OH...
Total
.. 74U
,. 604
.. 688
.. 687
,. 646
.. 625
.. 606
. .4100
Ous Hegele and family, of Bachelor Flat,
were Warren visitors Saturday ,
Mrs. H. H. Clark was a passenger on tbe
noon train for forttaud taunuay.
Ed McFerlend has been attending to bus
iness In Portland the last three or four daya.
Waltar Hmahv. of Portland, snent a few
days with bis sister at this place the first of
ins wseK.
Jiromle Bacon, who ha been spending
some time in Portland, returned home ou (
Friday last.
Miss Ryan, of Portland, waa the guest of
Miss Crosby, our school teacher, tbe first
part of the week.
Hharlna mark and fleorn Young b.Ve
taken a contract to clear twenty acre, of
land on the Gill place.
Archie Collins, who la employed in the
Franklin Market. Portland, spent a lew
days here tbe hut part of lost week.
John Downing, Jr., who Is employed In
ic machine shops in Portland, is spending
few days with his parents at this place.
Amos Rlavens cam down from Portland
Saturday to take part In the closing exer
cises of the school, returning on the noon
train Bunaay. ,
Mr: John Downing, sr.. who has been In
the Rossland, B. C, mining district for the
last two or three yeara, returned borne on
Tuesday last, whether to remain or not we
do not know.
The entertainment (riven at tb schoot-
hftiie on Haturdnv eveninff last was one of
the best of its kind given here In a long
time, end was witnessed by a large
crowd. Tb stage was handsomely aecor-
t.ri aritt, mini houahs. tormina an arcti,
At tbe background against the wall, the
large flag recently purchased by the school
was very prettily draped, under which were
lha worda "Remember the Maine." The
nmir-aniini waa rather lonir. but well ren
derl. The onening song of welcome by
the small pupils brought lortn nearly ap-
lause; also tne raciunona uy uena n nau,i,
;va Grewell. Maude Wilson, airs, noyi
aud Miss Crosby were well received. The
instrumental solo by Mr. Berg brought him
'AreatMri ann auss. Mr. uera is a musician
of rate ability, and richly deserved the ap
plause he wou. The solo by Miss Maude
MiHna waa vsrv iileasinsr. also was tbe
recitation bv Miss Ryan, entitled "ine
Draw Keeper's Child." The violin solo by
Amos Hlavens was a very .lever bit of work
The color exercise by the Utile girls, repre
senting the "Red, White and Illue " was
short but sweet. The vocal solo by Misses
Crosby, Mac and Maude Hlavens came in
lor lis man ni bddikuh. lie uuct mt
Birdie Downing and Mra.Bnemeid, entitiea
"Th Mln " aecmed to strike the aud
ience as being of special merit. Both ladies
sang well aud received a round applause.
Mla KHvtha Hazen'a comic recitation waa
good. The young lady dressed the part to
perfection, ana u opportunity wouia pro
sent Mi Hazen would be a success upon
tha mlmln ataare. The flag exercise by the
second grade pupils was good. The quor-
tt,j NimnnHH ol Mr. fleueie. aaiaa lroaoy
and Mr. and Mra. Hoyt, rendered a Bne se
lection. It waa sinning that is not our
good fortune to often hear. The entertain-
. . ... . i i , ii j-,,, ,
mem conciuaea wun k auaiu-uvu uiutm
l.lr.h Ella Bacon. LAura luiey
Kdvihe Hazen. Birdie Downing, Mae and
Maude Blavens. Too much praise cannot
be given these young ladies for their splen
did work. Their statuary etlect could not
be excelled. Kvery movement was maae
with ease and grace, whicn snowed caretui
training. At the end or tne nnu miss
Crosby sang "The Old Oaken Bucket" In a
masterly manner, ana me curtains ciuavu
wilh red fire effect.
CITY TREASURER'S NOTICE.
Orpics or Oitt TKSAsHRsa,
mn firry
Jl Orexon hereby Stvea notice that all war-
IDrVlI, I HM.UHB,
T. II.I.SNS, Orewm, NOV. 11,
t TKKABUBf.lt Olr H't. HKI.Kh
rantanl thia city whfeJi have lieen presented
and endorsed "Wot raid liar Want ol rn
!Kti7. arxl warrant
dnrsed AiikhhI , tmrf, will be paid npon pre
sentation to ma. Interest will not be allowed
alter this date. PAVI1) OAV1H,
.uy ireasurer.
In Bankruptcy.
TAKE lrOTIOB, THAT, WHEREAS. W. A.
Ednerton, upon bis petition duly Bled In
the District Court Ol Hie umiea nuues, ior tue
1 1 strict ol Oregon, Bas Men anjuaicatea a oana
mni a tiiAMtintfof his erpillLora. to urove their
debts, to appoint a trustee or trustees of his e
Uie aud to take such further action as may law
fully be takan at the first uieetlog ol his credit
ors, will be held before me, at my office, room
MS, Worcester block, Portland, Multnomah
county, Oregon, at 10 a. m., on Friday, Oecem-
Keferee In Bankruptcy for the District of Mult
nomah county, iaie oi vre.uu.
Sheriff's Sale on Foreclosure,
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for
the county ol uniHrnuia.
I. O. Wixsraen, Plaintiff,
VS.
John M. Petmson and Bllsh Panosoa,
ilufendants.
r.V VtHTTTK nr AN KX ECTUTIOH. JU11U'
I'S mnt. ordr and decree. dHlv Issued out of
aud uuaer me seal oi me siw,uiiew wn,
In the above-entitled cause, to me duly directed,
and dated the lu day of November, IH'M, in
favor of the above named plalntltr, I. u. Wlk
Mmm and avnlnat the atKive-named defend-
anta, John MTi'eterson and Ellen Peterson, for
th mm of sixteen hundred (limil dollars, with
Interest thereon at tha rale of ten per cent per
annum from the 1st flay oi wovemoer. aim
ihsiurtha, unm nt sevrntv-seven i.iju, qui-
lars, with Interest thereon al lha rate of ten per
cent per annum from the lth day of October,
Ikw, and the further sum of S300.00 aa at
tnrney'a fees, and the further sum of fifteen
(116.00) dollars coste and dlsbursamenU. and the
costs of and upon this writ, commanding and
Nuinlrins ma tn make sale of the followiUK-de-
BCribed mortgaged premises to-wlt: The south
west oae-auarter (sw'4) ol section , township
, north of ranite 4. west of the Willamette mer
idian, 1U coiurnuia counsy, vreK"". nuw,
fore. by virtue of aald execution, Judirment,
order and decree, and In compliance with the
...mman.1. , dill writ. I Will. DD MondaV. ihe
inch day ol uecemDer, low. a. me soar oi iv
o'clock a. m. of said day, at the Iront d,r ol
tha ennntv eonri house. In the City of fit. Helens
Columbia county, Mate of Oregon, sell, at pub
lic auction, auulect to redemption, to me nign-
o LlrlHr tnr Ifnitjwl Htatea sold Coin. CSMh in
hand, all the rwht, title and interest which
the above-named deendants, or either ol them
hi in and tn the aoresroine-described mort
gaged premises on the date of plaintiffs mort-
Saae, or since nao, w aaumy wu ,.iavnuu,
judgment, order and decree, costs and all accra-
lnecnata. J. N. RICE.
Sheriff of Columbia County, tlreuon.
Dated at at. Helens, or., isov. u, uws. nuxiio
.M , a . ,.n a...-..a..a.. a a..-a..a.a.,.a,.fc.,h.'a.a,a ., aa.H ia. rt...,mai aj. .....aa
Tha Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been
In use for over 30 years, has borne the signature of
, and has been made under bis per-
soma! supervision since Its Infancy.
UcJU44 Allow no one to deceive you In tills.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and Substitutes are but Ex-. '
pcriments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and CUildrcu Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA M
Castorla is a substitute for Castor Oil," raregorlc, Drops
and Soothing Syrups. It is Harmless and X'leasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotlo
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worm
and allays Feverlshness. It cures Diarrhoea and 'Wind
Colic. It relieves Teethlngr Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. .
The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend.
CEfJUirJE CASTORIA ALVAYG
Bears the Signature of
ii aaisll HHI' -ai
The M You Have Always BoiigM I
In Use For Over 30 Years.
tMt ecMTjtun wnnrir, rr mvmnnv rwrrr, nimrnnn unv.
DO YOU KNOW
Consumption Is presentable T Science has
proven trial, ana airo mat neglect is sui
cidal. The worst cold or cough can be
cured with Hbiloh'e Cough and Coneunip
tioa Cure. Bold on a positive guarantee for
over fifty years. Sold by Dr. Kdwin Ross,
druggist. St. Helens, uregon, anu a. a.
ferry, uoulton, uregon.
D0E8 THIS STEIKE Y0Ut
Mnddv Comnlezions. Nauseating Breath
come from chronic constipation. Karl's
Clover Root Tea is an abaoiutecureand bas
been sold for fifty years on an absolute
narantee. Price K eta ana ou cts. ooia
v Dr. Kdwin Ross, druggist, St. Helens.
Oregon, and N. A. Ferry, Uoulton, Oregon.
' Sheriff's Sale on Foreclosure.
In tbe Circuit Court of the Statt of Oregon, for
tbe Count? 01 uolumtna.
H. Vabwio, Ja., Plalotitr,
H.
Arnria Mn.ua kwo W. M. Miu.sk. Defendant,.
BY V1HTUK Or AH ISXlSiJUlwri, JVLnt
ment, order and decree, duly tanned out of
and under the aeal of tbe above-entitled Court,
in the above-entitled cause, to me duly directed,
andadaled the 4th day of November, WW, upon
a Judgment and decree rendered and entered iu
said Court on the lath day of October, llfJS, in
favor of the above-named plaintiff, H. Varwig,
Jr., and against the above-named defendants,
Annie Miller and W. M. Miller, for the nuinol
four hundred (0) dollars, with Interest thereon
at the rate of eight per cent per annum since
October nth, U95, and thirty dollars attorney's
fees, and twenty-five (125 00) dollars costs and
accruing cost of and upon this writ, command
lug and requiring me w make ale of the following-described
mortgaged premises, to-wit: The
northeast quarter (nei) of the northeast quar
ter (nei) of section fourteen (14), iu township
aiz (6), north of range two (2), west of the Will
amette meridian, containing forty acres of land.
In f 'ji nmh a emintv. Mreaon. now. ineroiore.
bv virtue of said execution. Judgment, order
and decree and In compliance with the com
mands of said writ, I will, on Monaay. Decem
ber 12th, ItttW, at the hour of 11 o'clock in the
forenoon, at the front door of the county court
house, in the City of 8t. Helens, said county
.n) stjat .wll. ttiihipct tn rfM.emDtion. at public
auction, to the highest oiauer, lor uuueu estate
pVVVVVVVVVVVV'li'V'lI'VVVVVV If VSTj
HARRIS' CASH GROCERY a
.
3
CORNER COWLITZ AND MAIN STREET. ST. HELENS, OR
ltrWWrflvsfliri""----Jt"rA avVwatVwVwV wVT-fhil
Notice for Publication.
Lamd Orrica at Oaioow Citt, 0.,
Uecembei 7, 19.
-.TflTing IS HKRKBY GIVEN THAT THE
111 rllnw1ng-n.,nMl Rattler has filed notice Of
bis Intention to make Hnal proof in support of
his claim, ana mat saia proor win ne maun oe-
I . 1. - rlnnta, ( ' I via nl .'.ill, tti l.i a nun n' mt
11,1V IUV Vjain.j V.. via. va . w... ' ' - v ,
Bt. Helens, Oregon, on January MIA, Utw, vis
M. APACH,
Homestead entry No. 267, for the west H of the
northweat X of section 2, towuahip t, north of
range Sweat.
Uo Mama,, ih. fnllnWlnCT .Unaajaa, tO IWOVe &
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of
said Land, via: josepn uspont -ana n. m;
ont,of Valley, Oregon, auu v. Bauervew auo
. Keck, of -Perls, Oregon. .
d9jl8 CHAH. B. MOOREo, Register.
gold eoln, cash In bend.
lute
all tbe right, title and
uteres! which the above-named defendants.
Annie Millar and W. M. Miller, or either of
them, bad. on the foregoing-described property
on the date of DlaintirTs mortgage, or since had.
to satisfy aald execution, judgment, order and
decree, Interest, coals ana an accruing costs.
I . IV . N L,L.
Sheriff of Columbia County, Oregon.
Dated this lltu day of November, tm. nlldti
Notice lor Publication.
I aud Orrica At Oacooit Citt, Or.,
December 7, 189.
NOTICK 19 HEREBY OIVKN THAT THK
following-named settler has flled notice of
his Intention to make final proof In support of
his claim, aud that said proof will be made be
fore the county clerk ol Columbia county at St.
Helens, Ongou, on January 14, 1WM, vis:
CHR18TOPH BA0ERVKIN,
Homestead entry No, 8410, tor tbe west hi of the
oi aeo-
anulhenat W. and eaat W of southwest 1
,i.vn jo i-.wnahln s. nnrth of range 2 west.
tl.i nina, thM follnWllir WlLnAHHM lA DrOVe hlS
continuous roaldence upon, and cultivation of
said land, vis:
Joseph. Dupont and N. I. Dnpont, of Valley,
Oregon, and M. Apach and C. tj. Moyer, of Perls,
Oregon. d9JU Cms. B. Mooaas, Hegisier.
TELL YOUR BISTER.
a n..,,nrnl rinmnlevlnn is an lmnossibil
Uy without good pure blood, tbe sort that
only exista tn conneouon with good diges
tion, a healthy liver and bowels: Kai s
Clover Root tea acta directly on tha bowels,
it.... kblnnva. keening them in iierfect
health, rrioe 25 ota and 60 cts. Bold by
l)r. Kdwin Koss, druggist. St, Helens, Ore
gon, and N. A. Perry, Uoulton, Oregon.
Sheriff's Sale on Foreclosure.
In the Circuit Court of the SUte ol Oregon, for
the County oi (Joinmoia.
msia H. Stshbkwi, Platntur,
va.
Johh C. Mahts. Asms Makts, 8adi Mabts,
TlLLIS MaKTS, CABL HANTS, ALPHIA ADAMS,
M. Hchducu and Ktusi. Hsnueicks, De-
faanriitntM-
v viR'rnK nr an exkitutiok. juiiu-
ment. order and decree, duly issued out of
and under the seal oi the ebove-enuuea uiun,
in the above-entitled cause, to me amy aireciea,
and dated the 4th day of November, M98, upon
a tiida-mant and decree rendered ma entered in
said Court on the send day of October, Itm, in
favor of the above-named plaintiff, Emma H.
Stenberg, and against the above-named defend
ant. Jnhn c. Mantx. for the sum of four hundred
(S400) dollars, with Interest thereon from the
lkh day of August, 1897, at the rate of ten per
cent per annum, and ninety (PJ0) dollars attor
ney tees, and the sum of forty-two (f .2) dollars
oosts of suit and accruing costs oi ana upon
this writ, commanding and requiring me to
make sale of the following-described mortgaged
nnimjaa. ta-wit- The anuthwettt ouarter of seo-
flon four (4), township three (), north of range
two (2), west of the Willamette meridian, all in
Columbia Countv, State of Oregon. Now, there
fore, by virtue of said execution, Judgment, or-
Atkr am, dnereA. and in comnliance with the
commands of said writ, I will, on Monday, the
12th day of December, M98, at the hour of 1
o'oloekin the afternoon, at the front door of the
eounty courthouse, in the City of Bt. Helena,
maA MinntT and atate. anil, subiect to redemp
tion, at ptlDUC auction, IO tne nianeat u.imer,
for United States gold coin, cash in band, nil the
riaht tuia and Interest which the above-named
defendants, or either of them, had, at the time
of the commencement oi tins suit, or siuue oau
in and to the above descnt,ea property, to sat
isfy said execution, judgment, order and decree,
interest, oosts, ana accruing c"-a.
a. iv. mt.t,
Notice of Final Settlement
XTOTICE IB HEREBY OIVKN THAT I, TH
ill nnntlim-. annilnletretor of the estate
of William Kellum, decease,!, have filed In the
office of the clerk of the County Court of the
Htate ol Oregon, lor uoiumuia t-oumy, my onai
nnonnt of mv administration upon said estate.
together with my petition for final settlement
and distribution oi the residue of said estate.and
that said court bas appointed Tuesday, the 20th
day of December, Wd, at 1 o'clock p. m., aa the
nine, ana tne courtroom oi a,u mun, ,,,,,
M,.i,-thaiia. in Ht. Helena, aald countv and state,
as the place for the settlement of said account
and the hearing of said petition, at which time
and place any person interested In said estate
may appear and tile written objections to said
account ana tue granting or saiu jjiniu.
CHARLES MAYGKR,
Administrator of the estate of William Kellum,
deceased. MM16
RherifF of Columbia Count
Dated, Bt Helena, Oregon, Nov. U.HW.
reeon.
nlld
Sheriff's Sale on Foreclosnre.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for
Columbia uouniy.
Johh Cos wat, Plaintiff, .
Nathab Nichols, Mabt C. Hili, Josi, Hiu.
AND MASTHA J. INICHOba, Keieiluauia.
-r.v vtktiih nir an KXRCIITION. JCDO-
la mn,,l nHw and decree, duly issued out of
and under the seal ol tne aDove-eniiiieu
In the above-entltted cause, to me duly directed
,ovemoer,
lavor of the above-named plaintiff, John un-
b.. riniAri the lt. dav of November.
a Judgment and decree rendered and entei
,98, upol
iiMtani and decree rendered and entered u
aald Court on the Mth day of October, 18H8, in
ON EVERY BOTTLE
HOW 13 YOUR WIFET OfBhlloh's Consumption Cure is this gnar
. ia-..,it If an. Const!- antee: jiwiiij"i,
HnlintHi""" "S? Jti..-i.a,i; ara tha thirds Of tha oontetitii of mis Dome miur
,tion. Indigestion Sick Hesdfhe a e U.e 1 rda bet.eHied
prlnoipal causoa. ,.nr,' " J 7r . ewiturv return tbe bottle to your druggist and be
Las Oiired these ' h ,31 ' may refund the price paid. Price 26 cts, 50
prlc. Icta and W ets. Money drr,egl ! m,"yand i.oo r5ld by Dr. Kdwin Iioss,
ii..-. druffutat. Ht.
Win . ,
N. A. lor'y, nouitun, v.vj
I'erry, Houltou, OreKon.
Makes the food more delicious and wholesome
sou aiaaai wiwwa MMMS,iiSaassirrMMMMM
ISKWW'
Notice of Final Settlement
N0T1CB IS HEREBY OIVKN THAT I, THS
- l ...... .1 ... 1 .n , i r.i- ii, tha Aatailn
of John Elmore, deceased, have llled tn the of
fice of the clerk of the County Court of the
State of Oregon, for Columbia County, my final
account of my administration npon aald estate,
together with my potition for final settlement
nf Nui.l -Mtata. and that aald Court has appointed
Tuesday, the aoth day of December, 189. at 1
o'clock p. m., as the tlmo, and the courtroom of
saia uotiri, at tne eoannonw, m ot. "ni.iw, ...
said county and state, as the place for tha set
tlement of said account and the hearing of aald
petition, at which time and place any person
Interested In snid entitle may appear and Ale
writton objections to said account and the grant
ing of said petition. E. K. QUICK,
Administrator of the estate of Jobn Elmore,
deceased.
Notice of Final Settlement
-a-rnTTfllt til WKBFBY fJTVKN BY THB UN-
JM derslgned administrator of the estate of
James Cook, deceased, that he has tiled in the
office of the County Court of Columbia County,
-air-.n Kta Al account nf hia administration
upon said estate, together with his petition for
Anal settlement; and lhat the Hon. J. B. Doan,
Jndgaof said Court, has appointed Saturday,
(he Slat day of December, 1, at 1 o clock
In the aiternoon oi saia unj, w, o ,uhd,
the Courtroom of said Court at the Courthouse
-. au uaianw. Oreonii. aa tlie place for the ne-tr-
1 ins and settlomeut of sakl aooount and petition,
I at which time and place any person Interested
I may appear and file objections in willing to satd
i account and petition. W. 0. CAHl!,,
Admiulstraioroj tne -.state oi
wu an.i -urainKt the atHive-uamed defendants,
Vlaihun N.hnla and Marv C. Hill, for the sum
of three hundred and forty-four and ninety-four
one hundredths ($.144.94) dollars, with interest
...aiaauin a. tha rata, Of f-ia-ht thAr CCllt OCr anilUm
from the 14th day of October, 1898, and the
further sum of fifty ($50) dollars attorney's fee,
and the further sum of twenty-three and fifty
A-.a-1l..na-a,l, t-IH XOl dollaTB COSlS aUd diS
buraements, and the costs of and upon this
writ, commanding and requiring me to make
sale of the following-described property, to-wlt:
A lot of laud described as beginning at a point
mha-a tha eoiint.v Hd Intersects a lot of land
now owned by B. W. Blood, which borders on
the Clatskanie river, thence running In asoutn-
a.i, m-Aetmn enurse on uie iiue oi aaiu ,u
,iiJ.,.o nf one hundred feet: thence in an east
erly direction one hundred feot to the county
alone aald county road in
a northerly course, fifty feet; thence running
along aaia county ram y ..,,-. ., -.
teeu feet, to the place of beginning; said lot be
ing a part Ol tneuouationctaiuiui . "ijnu.i
i .avntion a townnhin f north, rann 4. west of
aVtlla.-i,A mnrldian: and also that certain lot
of land beginning at a stake marked "H", run
ning thence aue souin iw ,ew,, wiemw uu, cm.
50 feet; thence due north 100 feet; thence west
60 feet, to the place of beginning, being also a
portion of the donation claim of said K. (J. Bry
ant. In seotlon S, township 7 north, range 4, west
of Willamette meridian, with ail the tenements
and heriditiments thereunto belonging. Now,
therefore, by.vtrtue of said execution, Judg
ment, order and decree, and In eompliauee with
the commands of said writ, I will, on Monday,
December 12th, 189. at the hour of lOo'chwk in
the forenoon, at the front door of the court
house, in the City of 8t, Helens, in said County
and state, sell, subject to redemption, at pnblie
auction, to tha highest bidder, for United flatus
n-ln .nnh In hand, alt the right, title and
interest which the above-named defendants, or
either of them had. In and to the foregoing
described premises, all in said couniy and state,
An ,h. Att nl nlalntlira morttraire. or since
had, to satisfy said execution, Judgment, order
and drecree, Interest, costs end all accruing
oosts. - J . rv f. I C ,
For Your
Keens always on band all kinds of
staple and fancy groceries and
provisions, farm produce, tropical
and domestic fruits in season, tine
teas and coffees, tobacco and cigars.
A Bne line of confectionery amo in
stock, and various other special ilea.
Groceries.
ST. HELENS PHARMACY
Dr. EDWIN ROSS, Proprietor.
VLrVsAaA-vts-A,
OO4CO6O00OO
DRUGS
- Patent Medicines, Fancy Toilet Articles.
PERFUMES AND FANCY STATIONERY.
Prescriptions...
Carefully and Accur
ately Compounded....
DAY OR NIGHT.
...ClStXrS.e..
Complete Line of
......Drnlsts' Scsdri
School Books.,
and..-
School Supplies
If A. w m Tim urn mm-m Mm. 3MaiMM-i
r
DART & MUCKLE
nain Street, St. Helens, Oregon.
Dealtf
SEVERAL
...MERCHANDISE
Choice Grocerie
Am
Always on band. Flour, fraln. and feM. Tobacco tnd
cltfuxa, and aiuukera' articlua, nutioiu. Uh
...Hardware...
CROCKERY AND TINWARE
...Dry Goods...
IncluninR a general assortment of olothina;, fumlshlnirs,
anU dress goods. Also a line line of boots and ah ova.
DART & MUCKLE
Main Street, - - St. Helens, Oregon.
GOOD TOOLS1 LOW PRICES.
,.F0R NET SPOT CASH......
Jennings Patent Bits
Clark's Expansion Bits...
Common Braces
Ratchet Braces...
Drawinn-knivee f
FndhiK Drawing-Knives.,
Common 8aw-eeU
M orrell 's Baw-sets ........ ,
Carpenters' ham mers .. .
Carpenters' hatchets
Carpenters' bandaxea
Jack planes
Illusion Handsaws ...
Good steel handsaws ,
deceased.
12
hv,ht nf rVilnmbta Countv. Oreoi
Dated at 8. Helens, Orestim, November 11, i.
Jose(ih Uastou, attorney for Plaintiff, nll-da
.....12 to 30c I
...70oto 1.10
SStofido
...60c to 12.00
4ftc
"ii l 20
15c
600
25 to 45c
......85toB0c
60to70o
65o
1 25
.60 to 76c
firmer chisels 17 to Sbc
4-Quart Artio
1- qt. wnite BiotiniBiu....
2- qt. White Mountain. ...
3- qt. While Mountain....
4-qt. White Mountain....
6-qt. White Mountain....
let CREAK ra.ai.ta.
l-qt. Artio.
8-qi. aruc.
3-qt. Artio.
t M
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. 1 30
LAWS MOWBBS.
12-Inch Philadelphia
14-inch Philadelphia
16-inch Philadelphia
18-inch Philadelphia..
20-inch Philadelphia,
Camp Ooifett Pots
' CHAD ITS CAMP I.STVI.KS.
3- qt. with cover
4- qt. with cover
6-qt. with cover
8-qt. with cover.
i m
is
6 m
,. 6 f'l
7 00
ia tox-a
Black Diamond Files, Oil Stoves, Pinchers, W ranches, and many othor pool
i by all kinds ol people, t low orices for the next 30 days. Open erai: s.
used
sero and -rT-rTTfrTI TT A T""n,TT ." '
Kerruo. at. UUiU JULMAJW S
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