v i i ? "i f xt ATI o rn
Knlml at tlie J'oMoflice at St. H -tena,
Onttoii, aa n-cou.i rhira tunil matter.
COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER.
1 J . .- - . -U -
IxeiKO EYnv Fbioat Moaxwa Br
DAVID DAVIS,
KutTflK AXI I'diiPRICTon.
BUBSL'RIITION PRICK:
On topf oee year. In advance 1.00
fiix ntuiilha j)
C01.VTV orncEHx.
Rrprwseiitatire..
J'KIM..
Clerr.
aheriff
Treasurer
Hunt, of Schools.
AWMor.,
Surveyor
CWMwr ....
Commissioners
..Norman Merrill. Clst.kaiilr
Juaivb " Uuaa. Kainier
. .... J. li. Watt.l. Ilelmi
,...R. 8. llatleH, til. Helens
K. liot.t. Hcli-na
I. It. ;ojilaiNl, Uoiitloa
Martin White, A. lliletis
A. H. Mule, HnnUon
,...Ir. II. B Clin". W. Urleiu
I. A. Krafcea, Scant.
VT. J. I'vi, llltsburg
SEPTEMBER 7, 1900.
FLISG AWAY CARS.
From thia time on. during the next
ten day", will be lively timea in Port
land. Kingling' cirrue shows there two
daya yesterday and today besides tlie
atreet carnival, which is now in progress
and will continue until Saturday, the
15th, To these attractions thousands of
people will Hock, bent upon eeemg tlie
lights and unconsciously, and with a
lavish hand, spending the hard-earned
dollars, the rernilt of. many months of
ateady labor. But why not? The an
nual outing must be had, and this oc
casion offers greater advantage to the
granger tor a pleasant time than others.
TOe harvest is garnered and the equiv
alent in cash ia in hand. The little
articles which fancy pictures as an
addition to the pleasure and comfort of
trie ordinary individual rroin trie rural
regions will" be purchased in innumera
ble quantities, making the heart happy
and former privations forgotten. While
thousands of people will go to view the
many attractions of the carnival, thous
ands of others will be attracted by the
presence ot tlie circus, and everybody
will incidentally go to see tlie elephant.
But what makes life worth the living?
(Certainly not the humdrum of every
day routine uusineeeanaire. ixitumina
and body need recreation, and certainly
bo better opportunity offers than a visit
to trie metropolis, where new tacts, new
and many attractions are encountered,
even though the pocket book does suffer.
Our advice to our readers is to fling care
to the wayside for a day, at least, and
teal away to the circus and carnival.
Your time wilt be profitably employed
and you will, in many respects, be
amply repaid.
QUALITY AND DEM AS D.
Supply and demand, as a matter of
lact, regulate prices, but some ot the
farmers of this County have just re
cently encountered a new obstacle in
the disposition of their products, es
pecially bay. There can be no hue and
cry raised about demand, unless it be
failure to supply it. There has been a
strong demand of late to supply the
Government with 3000 tons to be
shipped to the Philippines. Local mer
chants have made repeated strenuous
efforts to supply a portion of the hay
required, but to a degree failure has
attended their efforts. The Government
is somewhat exacting in the matter,
but not overly so. It wants a good
quality of hay, and is willing to pay for
it, but the quality of such an article,
especially in this vicinity, is limited.
The Government's refusal to accept any
and all kinds of material labeled hay is
s very good lesson to some o our far
mers that bay must be hay, not cheat,
thistles, fern and other inferior and
detrimental weeds and grasses. The
freat difficulty is neglected meadows,
hey have been allowed to "run out." !
The timothy that grows in many
meadows tonne bat a very small per
cent of what the ground produces, yet
the product is prepared and put on the
market resardless of its inferiority.
There need be no surprise that diffieultyi
in disposing ot such an article is en
countered. It falls far short in required
quality and is labeled "refuged" at the
hipping station. To Overcome this
difficulty our fanners must plant and
resow the grass ground. Such should
be done at least every four years, and
oftener would repay the effort. The
less clover that is mixed with the tim
othy renders the product all the more
salable. Hence, care in the growth of
s good quality of timothy hay is becom
ing one of the necessities in agricult
ural pursuits in order to be successful
Good quality always commands good
prices.
BAISE BATS OF ASSESSMENT.
It is evident that methods are soon to
be inaugurated which will make capital
ists or speculators, rather, weep. Most
of the timber lands of the Coast Coun
ties are now owned by speculators. On
these lands taxation bas not been bur
densome, materially- enhancing the in
ducement to buyers to acquire: larger
holdings. A plan is now well under
way in Clatsop County to raise the valu
ation of timber lands, next year. The
average valuation of timber land in
Clatsop last year was $1.02 an acre.
The average in Columbia County last
year was $2.35, which, perhaps, was
somewhat too low, but under the cir
cumstances it was as high as it justly
should be placed. The rate in Clatsop
County should be raised. Capitalists
have nocked there and acquired title to
thousands of acres ot valuable land, yet
the assessment is not anywhere near
as high as that paid for improved
land. The timbered lands mentioned
possess far greater value than the im
proved lands and ahonld be compelled
to pay proportionately to their real
value to their owner. The rate in Clat
sop County is outrageously low. Two
times the amount would lie too low. In
18119, twenty-eight timber syndicates
owned 102,000 acres of selected timber
lands in Clatsop County, the assessed
valuation being 1195,000. It is the in
tention to asseeg this land at not lens
$2.50 an acre, which will increase the
total assessed valuation by .$86,770, and
increase the total amount of revenue by
over $3000. With this additional sum.
many new roads can lie constructed :
throughout the country districts. The
matter has already been placed before
the Assessor of that County, who favors
it, and will assess the lands at $2.50 an
acre. Kven with this increase, the as- j
sessml valuation will lie lower thau that
in neighboring Counties in Oregon and
j Washington. The timber lamia o( Clat
j sop County are being corralled by the
''big ayndiisau-, many of which own
mure than 6000 acree. Timber i rw
ga riled an a rrat apcculation, and al
most every acre ot good html in the
County lias bevn bonitiit.
llAi.rof the lt Unti-li loan a
taken hv the people in the United t-tale,
o thnt In plm-o of thia country liaviHC to
work to y Interval l British holder
of United Slate braid a, the prut is re
verwd and the Britisher is now com
pelled to send money to thia country, to
pav intereat on his olilitrationj. Tina is
' another condition which llrvan promise
to change when tie gets Into power.
Tub general prosperity of the farmers
in all partaoi the country, north, south,
east, 'M, resulting frvm good rruM and
good price is a legitimate vote oiukvr
tor the Republican iwtrty. The Lord
j gave the g'xjd crops aud tlie Republican
! gave the good murki-u and no amount of
political misrepresentation can deprive
either of the credit due.
T am mast cuts ice, Clark draw the
check, the Red Shirta terrorise the ne
groes, other would furl the ling bap
tized with the blood of heroes like I-nw-ton,
and all thin in the holy cause of Re
publican saving. Satan rebuking sin ia
not in the race when it cornea to cuch
monumental inconaiatency.
There never was a time in the history
of any country when its salvation de
pended upon a lot of office seeking po
litical adventurers whose claim to states
manship rested alone on criticising the
work of better men and trying to delude
the people w ith promises impossible to
fulfill.
Ths total vote of Alabama in the re
cent election was 150,000. Alabama has
two United States Senators aud nine
members of the House of Representa
tives. According to the census returns
there must be some "government with
out the consent of the governed" in that
State.
Now that all the legationers and for
eigners are safe, of course it is possible
for some people to look back and see
how little cause there was for real alarm
at any time. The people who can look
back and see things are as plentiful as
ever, say the Chicago Inter Ocean.
Ths volume of money in the United
Slates, gold valuation, has increased
more than $100,OOU,OUO each year since
McKinley'a election. It is a financial
fact of the first magnitude and refutes
the silver argument heard most fre
quently four years ago.
The population of Greater Xew York,
as indicated by the count just given out
by the Census office is 3,437,202. - An
approximate estimate of the increase
since 181H) shows it to have been 37.9.
per cent.
Ma. Pettiokew expects to be re-elected
to the Senate, which is the hardest
thing that could be said of Sonth Da
kota. The prolnbilitv is that the State
will repudiate him with a resounding
tnump.
Among the victims of the riot in
Akron were a 10-year-old boy and a
4-year old child in 'its mother's arms.
Judge Lynch 's methods of procedure
are subject to such incidents.
Of all monopolies brought to light
this year the Tammany ice trust is the
meanest, and Senator James K. Jones'
round cotton bale trust the most vo
racious.
Red shirtisra in North Carolina and
Gobelin in in Kentucky are omitted from
all Mr. Bryan's speeches on "govern
ment without the consent of the eov-
erned."
Wrru America and Entrland out of it.
the war in China will lose two of its
best attractions and the center of the
stage will be left to the little Japanese.
Govebsob Bacos of Georsria is still
hammering the Philadelphia platform ;
which is all rietit. as we sunnose it ia a
case of root, hog or die with Bacon.
It is evident that the man who is
selling cruisers to the Sultan of Turkey
on ninety days' time bag not been read
ing tue papers lately.
Is the prospective division of China
it is perfectly clear at this stage of the
game that Russia is not going to be sat
isfied with the neck.
Nevada is the least populous of the
States, but it has three electoral votes
and they will be found on the right side
in November.
"Geseeai." Coxey is also too busy
with his steel plant to lead an army of
the discontented on to Washington just
now.
This is not a good time to make the
American flag eat dirt. And besides
there is no man big enough for the job.
At last accounts "Coin" Harvev was
farming a farm, having made all the mon
ey tuat He could farming the farmers.
Whbke are those "Tariff reform"
philosophers who used to tell us that
Protection "stifles" foreign trade?
Anaechv is but the result of the work
of those politicians who labor constantly
to array luieness against liirui.
If predictions were only electoral votes
Chairman Jones would be able to elect
several Presidents this year.
In China girls are called instead of
Mary Ann or Marguerite, "ripring
Peach' "Cloudy Moon," "Celestial
Happiness," "Coming Odors," or what
may not ne considered so nice. Dome-
along-a-little-brother,"or "Add-a-voune-
er-brother" or "Leading-everlasting-
younger-orotners." me latter means
that a sou' would have been more wel
come than a little "go-away-child," as
they can the girls, ihey belong to the
family of thenusband-to-be and do not
count in the family of their birth, so
that when a Chinaman is asked, "How
many children have you," he makes no
count ot tlie girls, aunougn tie may
have ten. The boys only he counts,
and his reply will indicate only the
number ot boys. Jle gives his boys
such names as "Ancestral Knowledge,"
"Ancestral Piety," "Practice Industry."
"Able to Sing Out," "Second God of
Learning," "Excite the Clouds," "Be
ginning of Joy," "All Virtue complete."
'rt... i:,i i. 1 i:r 1
1110 iibuu slaves t iki ucxiii me un iiisuntj-
hold drudges before they graduate
lower answer to such namea as "As You
Please," f'Hparrows' Crumbs," "Joy to
Serve," "Your Happiness," "Not for
Me."
! You Know
Consumption is preventable? Science
has proven that, and also that neglect is
suicidal. The worst cold or cough can
be cured with Shiloh's Cough and Con
sumption Cure. Hold on a positive
guarantee for over fifty years. Sold by
Dr. Edwiu Ross.
! Electoral Vole of 1800.
Bince the Presidential election is near
; at hand a copy of the electoral vote cast
j for Mckinley and Bryan in lewi will be
of Innrent to our readers, ami it wouiu
be well for yon to cut this out and tile it
away, tor you will have many occasions
to refer to it :
For McKinley California 8, Connec
ticut 6, IMaware S, Illinois U, Indiana
IS, Iowa 13, Kentucky 12, Maine ,
Marvland 8, Mitiwaohuttelts IS, Michigan
14, Minnesota , New Hampshire 4, New
Jersey 10, New York 30, North Ikola
3, Ohio 23, Oregon 4, Pennsylvania 32,
Rhode Island 4, Vermont 4, West Vir
ginia 6, Wisconsin 12; total, 271.
For Bryan Alabama 11, Arkansas 8,
California 1, Colorado 4, Florida 4,
Georgia 13, Idaho 8, Kansas 10, Kcu
tuckv 1, 1uieiana 8, Miasimippi 9, Mis
souri 17, Montana 3, Nebraska , Nevada
8, North Carolina 11, South Carolina 9,
South Duknto 4, Tennessee 12, Texn 15,
Utah 3, Virginia 12, Washington 4,
Wyoming 3; total 17d.
Fndnrea Ucalb'i Agwnlea.
Only a roaring fire enabled J. M.
Garrellauu, of Han Antonio. Texas., to
lie down when attacked by asthma,
frum whirh he suffered for years. Ho
writes bis misery was often so great
that it seemed he endured the agonies
of death; but Dr. King's New Discovery
for Consumption wholly cured him.
This marvelous medicine is the only
known cure for asthma as well as con
suiiiplion, coughs and colds, and all
throat, chest and lung troubles. Price
50 cents aud $1.00. Guaranteed. Trial
bottles free at the t-t. Helena Pharmacy.
An Arkansas paper says in one of the
. .. n (V.iniiidB nnlv nna M.an tiu.lr n
! nitvinaiMir Mini tl,A fitiM.HA from artnitt
distance around would gather in to hear
it read when it came. Oue listener one
time asked: "What are they doing in
Congress?" "Oh," replied the reader,
"they're p'aying the dickens over there.
They paused a law adding two months
to the year, and the worst part of it is
they have made them both winter
months." "Blaine their fool heads,"
said the listener, "and we are nearly
out of fodder,"
Tell liar Hlater.
A Beautiful Complexion is an impossi
bility without good pure blood, the sort
that'only exists in connection with good
digestion, a healthy liver and bowels.
Karl's Clover Root Tea acts directly on
the bowels, liver and kidneys, keeping
them in perfect health. Price 25 eta.
and 50 cts. Sold by Dr. Edwin Roes.
The soothing and healing properties
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, its
pleasa'it taete ami prompt and perma
nent enres, have made it a great favor
ite with the people everywhere. For
sale at the St. Helens Pharmacy.
OABTOniA.
Beantha yjTiH IM Yw Haw HhWB BffigM
Bigaators
of
PROFESSIOXJL.
R. P. GBAHAM. T. J. CtEETOS.
Attorneys-at-Law.
206 Mcnjuam Building, Portland Oregon.
Columbia Connty business will receive prompt
attention.
DR.J.E. HALL,
Physician and Surgeon
CLAT.SKANIE, OREGON.
J. yr. DAY W. B. DILLAKD
DILLARD & DAY,
J TTORNE YS-A T-LA W
Office next floor lo Courthouse,
ST. HELENd. OBEUOS.
General practice in courts of Oregon or Wash
tngtou. Abstracts made directly from couuty
records.
BIOS WANTED.
f)fP8 WASTED FOR MX CKIlAR TIES 7x8x8
delivered along the track of the AatorU dc
Columbia Kiver Railroad. Hsme.lo bo cut of
nrst-c ass cedar, free Irom larire or rotten knots.
straight for entire length and free from bark.
Address a. lit c it. a., Astoria Oregon.
SCHOOL CLERK'S NOTICE.
T. HELSMS. Or., An. 31, 1000.
Notice is hereby given that certain outstand
ing warrants airainst Hchuol District No . y. of
Columbia County. Oregon, being warrants uuro-
nereo -Ma, aw, an, 'an, a, ziu, 211 and will
be paid upon presentation to me. Interest will
cease on these warrants after this date.
B. K. HC1CK, Uistricl Clerk.
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.
Orrica or Coitbtv Asajwaoa,
HT. Hulks. Oregon, AugipdUl, 10(10.
V"OTIOE 1H HKKEHY OIVEN 1 HAT THF,
i-V Hoard of Equalization for Columbia
County, Oregon, will meet in the Court House,
in the City of St. Helens, on Monday, October
1. ror tue purpose 01 equalizing tne assess
ment of MOO. Alf claims for correctiou must
be made belore the board.
MARTIN WHITE,
Assessor oi Columbia Couuty, Oregon.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION.
On the 5th day of October, 1900, at the hour of
10 o'clock, A. M., I will sell to the highest bid
der, for cash, in front of the Court House door,
in Ht. Helens, Oregon, 160 acres of land, known
as the James Cook place, situated on the east
hank of Kehalem Klver two miles below Pitts
burg, described as follows: East V, of south
east U and southwest of southeast 14, con
taining 120 acres of timber land, with a good
watevower running through it. The south
east of tho southwest has lmprovemeuts
on consisting of a house l'Jxie feet of rough
lumber, one story high, with shake rorcf, a barn
of split posts and shake roof, gUxAOxlo feet, and
other small buildings of sfline material. Heven
acres of bottom land partially cleared and In
fair cultivation, balance Is upland with some
timber on. Countv road runs through said
tract, also rood water privileges. The land
above-described Is located on section 11, town
ship 6 north of range 4 west of Willamette mer
idian, Columbia County, Oregen.
JOHN DOLA N,
Auctioneer for the heirs, hy order of Andrew
Elliott, Pittsburg, Columbia County, Oregon,
- r - TinwiWa " 11 frrnif iinw " m n
Karl's Clover Root Tea
Bnautlfas the Completion, Purine the
'"""O.a-ivusa Kresh.UearSkln. CuresCon-
i JL'In I,Mj'lfestioii, and all Eruption of
!'.' bain. An aKr-arla I.aativo Nerve
I onlc. Sold on ahf,olule auarantM by all
druzaista at 86c, 00c. and S1.00.
8. C. WELLS A CO., LCROV, N. V.
OLC SSOSSICTORS
FOR SALE BY EDWIN ROSS.
v yiAJfH. 1
ICOUNTV TREASURER'S MOTICE
tiot'KTT TaAtaR' orrura,
ii IUi.uk. ., Am. 10. two.
TOTir t HKKMIV iIVKN THAT A IX
unpaM Cmiuty Warrant of t'-olnrnh!
County, iHef.m, ntilch liAve Iwnni prcm-nUNl
nl viHlor!- "Not rtit Inr W'ui of Fun!."
; print lo Jttlniiirjr I. Ivv. will b ).l4l iikwi prt-
WMilallou al ima nmre. Ititerf.ti will 1101 be
allowed afivrlhia date. KDWIN lts,
aUH7 Treasurer of Columbia County, oralis.
Tlrahor l.an.1, Ai-t Juee . l;4
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
i;jitTo Sttk t.nn orrica.
unit, i. i-i fur. Or . Jit-ie WOO.
N OTITIS u hku;;hy iiivkn that in com
l!iiiiiie villi ih provMotta of the act ot
C.mere" ot June S, l,, enilile.1 "Altai t for die
aU of timber !ali..U In the fratea ol Oiltfornln,
tltvu.in. Nevaiia, aatl Wawhtoiimn Territory,"
exirmlcd lo all thf FuWle l.an.i Malen hy a. l
ol Auciut 4, 1W. Harry I) Huimtta. of Vhii
eouier, Cotiuiy of cltirlie. tteof uanliluwtuu,
bas Ihts drty ri'tetj lit Uiu office titworn alale
tuent .Vo &M1. for the p'irehaAe ol the unrlliel
lt ec4!on No. la. iwitfttu No. 6 north. r..n;
o. 5 aesii. al will oifcr prf to ahow that the
laita Folium ia more valuable tof luti'niH'ror
Uute Uian for aArtvtiltumi furiMwa, ainltoen.
tablihli loa claim to aaltl latlil U-fore ttie Itcirly.
tor and Ref-tver of this olflee, al (lr'j;oil city,
oivaon. ou Frt'lay. Ihe 7lh tlav ol (H-pUTtiihr,
Knv. lie namea aa wttnrer johu An-hihaiO,
of tiohle, urvaoii, llulet Ht:troneii, of Apiary,
Orvcon. Thomas IV'oMiea alio Oforve ArclilhaUt,
of lii.hle, Orvirm. AnyaiiU all inriwii cUmi
Irnr a.lverm.y ilia aUo'e aoril.4e.l Ian-la are re
quited M fl!u their claim iu Ihta office un or
liefore aald7lll ilay ol Heptemla-r, l'.xl.
jcj.il I HAS. B. MiMilti:.., Kcslhter.
SUMMONS.
In theOlrcMlt Court ol the State ol Oregon for
Columbia ComiTv.
John It. Cameron, flaiutiff
va.
Jennie B. Cainemn, Pefeu'atit.
To Jennie B. Cameron, the above-named Do-
fe nl .-nit-
I N 1 1I K NAME Of THE STATE OF OREOOS:
1 You are hereby notified thai the flaintlir
nereiu naa nieo a complaint axa.ru I you m me
above entitled Court and yon are hereby re
quired to appear and answer aaid complaint un
or before tlie lat day of the time prcm-rib1.! by
the orrfcr of publication to wit: on or before
tltcrohvr '.Mil. A. I'- Ima). You are further mv
tilted 1h.it If you fall to uppeur ami answer Ihe
..-omolalill, or plead thereto, the I'lalntltT wtil
cau your default to be entered, and will aijply
to said Court for the relief prayed for In the
com plaint, that It to ay. for a decree dlMolviug
the bouda ot tnatnmouy oxtstlnir between
Plaintiff aud Itefeti'luut herein, and for euch
other and further relief as lo the Court may
aeem equitable.
Thia fthniinon I publUhed by order of Hon.
3. h Don. JuttKeof the county Court of the
dute of Oiegon. for Culttiuhia Cowuty. In the
a!enee of the Hon. T. A. alcltrtde. JiuIko ot
saij Circuit Court, granted on the -ilh day of
July. A ., lo. and dlret tliw the publication
of thin summons in the Oatooa Mist once a
week for tlx weeks auceosaively.
W. H. Cosraaa.
Attorney for l'UUnlltT
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of ths State ol Oregon for
Columbia Couittr.
Louisa Km.au I'lvaxa, Plaintiff
vs.
Johh Fsvkfs. Defendant.
IS THK SAMK (IKTHKTATE OfORFOOS
You are heretiy notified that the Plaintiff
herein has filed a Complaint against vim in the
above entitled Court and cause, ana you sie
hereby required to appear and answer said
Cumptttiui on or belore the last tlav of the lime
preserlbed by Order of Publication hereof,
lo-wit: on or before the 12lh day of Oeto"er,
Yon are larther notified that If you (all to
appear aud answer the. Complaint or plead
thereto, the Plalnritf will Cfiuae your default to
be entered aud will ap;dy to the wild Court for
the relief prayed for in the Complaint, that Is
tosay.for a decree aunultlnit and dissolving
forever the bonds of matrimony that may be
existing between Plaintiff and lVfemlHiit
herein and for such other uud further relief as
lo the Court msy seem proK-r.
The date of the tirst publication of this Sum
mins is Friday, August 31, lMsl, and the last
publication thereof. Friday, letot.er U. line
aud r-aiu Summons shall be pualhlu-d on said
Friday of each week lor a pertoi ot six weeas
belueeu said dates.
This !?UHiinuus la published by order of Hon.
T. A. McHriiie Ju ! of said Court, made ami
entered in said caue, and dated the :d day of
AukusI, A. U., USA). CUAd J. SCIINAlltL.
Attorney lor Plaintiff.
SUMMONS. .
In tba Clrrnlt Conrt oi the btatt of Oregon for
Columbia County.
iUio M. dinAcuAM, rUiDtltT
VI.
James A. HtxachaM, Defcndnnt.
To James A. btractita, the abuve named IH-
en-laut:
IN THK N'AMK OF THE STATE OK ORKOON:
Yoii are hT'ty required lo ttpiRnr anU tri
ser the rornplnliu file I airultut yn in the
aiMtve entitled suit on or Ufiore itie liMh ilay of
('(tohcr, lw), n;il1 dtty Uein the txf iraiton of
nU wciks after riepiember 7ih. IwM. the date or
dered fur the ttm publication of th.i BiirnraoiiH,
and If you fall to no NpiMwr and armwer, for
wmi .i.vrew, n i iaiuim win apl'if to (lie
Court for the relief prayi-d for and leinanle'I
in the complaint filed aln you herein, to
wlt: For a decrtw forever diolvitiR the bouln
of matiimony heretofore and now enimtinif b-
iweeo me auove-uamcd rimntiir ana ueifna
ant: for the care ana cun truly of their minor
child; for her conta and diiburftemente and for
ucn other ana iiirtlier relief aa to the Court
may aeem lust and euuituo .
This autnmoua fa uHi llshel In Tni OitRneN
Mist hy onJer of the Hon. J. B. Doan, JikIkw of
me inuy umn 01 iue isuiw oi ifretfon, ior
Columbia County, matle and entered on the 5th
aay oi trtniember, urn
B. P.OKAHAM,
AtUrney for 'ilmliT.
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, lu
Bvrou (JoITgv. Plaiutitr.S
VS.
Victor Wloell, an fncane
person, U. W- Cole, W.
. Tiintiiotis, W. A. Har
rlH, and W. A. Harrin, aa
fuanJiun of Victor Win
ell, an lmane pcraou.
Defetidanii,.
SUM MOSS.
To Victor Wlftell, one of the above named da.
1 S THK NAME OF THE STATK OF OKKOON
X You are herebv reuuirofl to air,ftr anil ann-
wer the complaint filed agalnitt you in the above
iuuie'i mm on or riore uie ini day of the nix
;eks nnxl followiiiK the first put, lira I ion of
this sum rrtonn; and if you fail to answer the
piaintin wiiicaiisfl your 'if'fH'iit to le entcrt"!
sod apply to the Court for the relief deinmi'lctl
iu the complaint, to-wit: For a jii'lirment
anlnst yon lor the mnn of fMX, with iuterent
at the rata of ten per cent, pur annum from the
V6th day of February. 1H97, toKeth.rr with l'JO.00
attoniey'H fee, and 111 65 Uxim paid by plnintilf
on me monftKiw primuses tiereinafter (ittmniHni,
and for coatn, ani that a decree be made uKaltiMt
you fore:loJn(( all Interest which you hart on
the 16th dy of February, Wfi, the date of the
raortifHare iriven br vnti to iilfilntliT nn tin nrrtn.
ifles dehorilied, or have since acquired fn or to
ine souinwefei quarter oi section six, towuMinp
five, north of range three, wott of the Willam
ette meridian, in Columbia Countv. Oregon.
containing 14H.40 acres of land, and ordering
nain premiM-s soiu ai corumK to law. anu appiy
fnjr tli'firK;f'l thereof to the payment of nalil
jii'lirment. This summons Is published tay or
derof ihe Honorable J. li. Doan, County Judite
for Columbia County, Oreifon, male on the loth
day of Auguftt, ltfOO. The date of the firm pub
lication hereof is Friday, August 17, W), flie
time prescribed in the order for publication Is
six weeks, and the time within which you are
to answer the comidaint is on or before the lasL
aay oi sain puDiurution.
W. r. 1AILL AMD 1ILLABD & WAY,
a!728 Attorneys for FlalntifT.
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of Oregon for the County
of Columbia.
Frank I. Weler, Plaintiff
vs.
Bllzabeth Hughes, George T. Hughes and Mary
HiiKlies, his wife, (Sertrnoe Hughes and Wil
liam Amsdetl Hughes, heirs-atlaw of (jeorse
Hughes. dejtuUMl. IIMfenrlanis.
To Oertrude Hughes and William Amsdell
Miignes, jieienaauts siKive-named:
IN THK NAMK OK THK HI'ATK OP 0RK00N:
You are herebv rdriuired to arirwar and an.
swer the complaint riled against ru in the
above entitled Court and cause on or before the
2-'ncl day of rteptuinlier, ltMU, that being the (Isle
fixed for such aiiuearanee or ansurur hv the.
Court in the order for the publication of this
summons; and if you fail so to appear or an
swer plaintiff will apply to the aliove oamod
Court for the relief prayed for in his said com
plaint, to-wlt: that the mortgage in form of
deed and defeasance lie foreclosed as a mort
gage; that the suld premises therein described,
to-wlt: The South of the Boutheast ami
the Houlh of the donthwest y. of section U4
In Township 6 North of Ran re 4 West of the
Willamette Meridian, In Columbia County,
tttate of Oregon, containing 160 acres, be or
dered sold according to law and the praetice
of this Court; that the proceeds of such sale be
applied to ths payment ol the expenses of said
sale, the cost of Court, and lastly, of the amount
due this Plaintiff1 to-wlt: The sum ot (4117.11
and interest theruon aa demanded In the com
plaint aud the further sum of I.W.A5, and the
surplus, If any, be paid In to the Clerk of tills
Court; subject to the further ordor of Coutt;
that aatd Defendants and all persons
claiming by, through or under thorn, silica lliu
execution of sold deed and deicasancit, bo
barred aud foreeloscd of all claim, rlht or
equity of redemption in and to said premises
slid every part thereof, and that Plaintiff have
such other and further relief as to the Court
may seem Just aud equitable.
'i ll is summons is published 1n Tits Oiifoon
Mist by order of- lloriorubie 3, H. Uoau, JiilMc
of the Countv of Columbia. Htutn of Orciim. ;
duly made and entered on the 7th day of Aug'
ust, liJUO. Dated August 10th, i!SW.
G. W. Au.su, Attorney for Plaintiff,
DO VOU KNOW?
Tuat Venus is now morning star?
she eau bo swn in the east bv tlioee not
( too laay to get up early enough.
That if there Is anything the Amerl
can people can't lick, from a revenue
stamp to mait-ol-war, we want to ace 111
That tradition ny. "There ia no joy
in riches?" We would tie willing to riak
considerable sorrow lust now to enjoy a
littla personal expetleiico, anyway.
That a man In Walla Walla the other
day purchasiM a cowboy hat and Joined
the Roosevelt club. Afterward he had
to go to a rertiiitt placo on business and
was in a hurry, lie saw a small boy
with a hikn and asked to borrow it,
but the lad knowing the man too well,
replied: "riurry, but you can't have
my bike, you ate a rotiijli rider
Oa4.BFOnXA
Baanta A 1 Haw Hlwart Bailgflt
faatais
or
Trr
If Slilloli'a Cotttfh and Cousiiniptlnii
Cure, wliieh is sold for the small ru
of 25 cts., 60 cts, and $1, iWs not euro,
take the Is d tie litiek and we will reditu!
your money. Sold for ovor fifty years
on this guarantee, l'rit-0 25 cts, and 60
cts. Sold by Dr. Edwin Ross,
Mother Telia How Mm Haved Her
Little) Daughter's I.llo.
I am the motlier of eiclit children
ami have had great ileal of experience
with tueilieineji. ltst suininer my little
daughter had the dyscntary in lis worst
form. I tried everything "I could think
of, but nothing seunied to do her any
(fftod. I saw by an advertisement in
our paper that Chatnlwrlaiu'a Colin,
Cholera ami Diarrhoea ltemeilv was
highly recommended and sent aud got a
lioltle at once. It proved to be one of
the very be-l inetlit'inea we ever had in
the hoti!e. It saved my little daughter's
life. I am anxious for every number to
know what an excellent medicine it is.
Had 1 known it at tirst it would have
saved luo a (rent deal of anxiety aud
my little daughter much suirering.
Yours trttlv, Mas. tixu. F. llvaiitcK,
Utierty, K. I. For sale at the u Hel
ens Pharmacy.
ED IIILLSBERRY,
Expert :-: Barber
SHARP RAZ0R8 AND CLEAN
TOWELS.
None but purest chemicals naed in wash
ing aud cleansing the face.
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Get a Hot Towel on Your Face
Usual prices for work.
DECKER'S OLD STAND, 8T. HELENS
A STORIA & COLUMBIA RIVER
li RAILROAD COMPANY.
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All trains make elose connections at liotdo
with Northern 1'acttlo trains to and Irom the
Kast and hound points. At Portland with all
trains leaving L'nlon depot, at Asiorla with I.
H. A N. Co.'s tM.at and rail line lo and from II-
waeu and ortn neaen point.
Passengers for Astoria or way points must flag
.t llmtltnfl Trull,, svlll .In,, tlx l,.f nu.
sengers off at If oulton when coming from point
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Oen. Pass. AgU, Astoria, Or
0. R. N, CO.
Time SCHEDULES
Aaaiva
Chicago
Portland Hveeial
9:15 a. tu.
Halt Lake. Denver. Ft
4 p. m.
Worth, Otnaha.Knn
sns City, ht. Louis,
Chicago and Lust.
Bait Iike. Denver, ft.
Worth, Omaha, Kan
sas City, Ht. Louis,
Chicago aud Kant.
7:00 a. m.
Atlantic
Ks press
o.oop. ia.
Walls Walla, Lewis
ton, Hpokaiie, Minn
eapolis, Ht. Paul,
Duluth, Milwaukee,
Chicago and East.
8:40 a. m.
Stiokane
Klyer
:00p. m.
Ocean Steamships.
AU sailing dates sub
ject to change.
For Han Francisco
Hail every five days.
8 p.m.
4 p. m.
Dally
Kx.Kunday
S p. m.
Bntiinlsy
10 p. in.
Oolumbla River
Steamer.
To Astoria and Way
lutiditigs, 4 p. m.
Kx. Holiday
6 a. m.
Ei.Siin'luy
Willamette River.
Oregon Cltv, Newbcrg,
Kuleiii it Way-land'gs
4:80 p. m.
Ex.Hunday
7 a. m.
Willamette and Yam
5:30 p. m.
Mon. Wed.
aud Prl.
Tues.Thar.
hill Rlvars.
and Hat.
Oregon City, Dayton,
aim wuy-iaudlugs.
6 a. m.
Willamette Rlvar,
Portland to CorvslUs
and Wny-landlngs.
4:80 p. tu,
Mon. Wed.
and Prl.
Tues.Thur.
and sat.
I.T. Ttlparl
Snaka River.
Klparia to I.ewlston.
Lv.Lew'ton
s;ria. m.
daily
dally at
(1:00 a. m.
W. H. HURLBER.T,.
Ocneral Passenger Agent,
PORTLAND OKEflON
NO ladioa furniture in comuleto
without a new liu-ht-rtinnlntr
QINGER
?l) Tf VOU hllV a anwtna-.MHwMna ul,,.
S not feet the ht-st. Sold on easy
terms wllliout Interest.
C. P. LOONEY, Agent
Aatoria.
Orsion,
lvTVr.".v,TT'T
Tho Kind You Have Alwftyl
In use Tor over HO yearn,
Dili
All Counterfeit, Imltatlotm and"Jiwt-08-good,Bre bu
ExpcrliuonU that trifle with nd nndanfirer the health of
Iiifiuit and ChUdreu-Eipericnce against Eiiterlmeut.
What is CASTORIA
Carttorla Is a hnrmlcM milwtltuto for Cantor OU, Pare
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrup. It U l'leanmit. It
coutaliu neither Opium, Morphine uor other Narcotlo
ubatance. I ts ago In Its guarantees It dcntroya Worm
end allays reverlMlmcwi. It curas Dlarrhuea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Trouble, cures Coimtlpatloa
and Flatulency. It asttltiiilatcs tho Food, regulates the
Stomach and Dowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's rauacca-TUe Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Boars tlie
The Kind You Me Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
tm m straw mwmwv, rr mvmmv WMtr, mvm mr.
DR. E.ROSS,
Physician and Surgeon
ST. HELENS, ORK00X.
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The Weekly Oregonian i
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CONTAINS
i OUR CLUBBING OFFER
: Wo have iwrfeclod arrntiptneiiU wlinrohy wo are einthltx! to fur
Z nish The Wwltly Oregonian In eonnection with Tns MtaT for
: only Two Diillam. The price of The Oregonian alone ia $1.60,
THE OREGON MIST
How About
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DR. J. E. HULL, Proprittor.
CLATSKANIE, - OREGON.
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Signature of
State Normal School
mos.itoiJTtt, on.
Fall Term 0icus Sq.t. 15th.
The students of th. Normal Re hoel are prepared
to taka the htate I'ertinrute ltuuie.il
afly ou grodusik.il.
Graduate readily seenr, goral noslilons. Kg.
ruins", ol year from II il to II. si. HIMlig Ara
lU'inieaod I'rofi-asiniial rourse; new sii.Tat de
iartmeiit In Haiinal I rulniug. Well tgulpiwd
Trullilng ll4.inr!liiltt,
Kort uialugiieeoutainlng fell aiiiioiineemenu,
address I'. I, C AMI'Hki.l,,
I're.tdent.
or W. A, WASN, Baeretary of th Kaeatty.
DR. H.R. CLIFF,
Physician and Surgeon
ST. HELENS, OKEGON.
J risers a wcrk
a'J csililntlla "
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tho news well written.
Articles lucritiiiK Wt'SLern fscenoi nd
IncKieiita.
Storiea of love anJ adventure by well
known author.
Brilliant illtiatratlnii by nnwapaporartiafa
Intprentinif aketclma Hiid literature for
bovi and girfa.
Faahiou article and illustrations for
women.
Your Title?
all rlithtr RmnnmlHir that It Is ths
lis. It la our hnstuuss to aiiarih the
hat (has f-nnljilti It, i-luli,i,i f. I. ml
coiiti-wolata hnyliia (ami or loanlns money on real-
Htatc soiirlty, take no man's wont, but Insist iihhi kiiowliif what
the rocon! shows reiiarillnirthrtltlo. An Alwtract Isaaassentlsl as
adrml. Insist on havlnit It. We have the only set of alsitract
iKxiks In the roomy. All work iiroininly exrcuteil ami satisfaction
Kuaraiili-l. If you have ironiiy to Insure KHe us a call. Wo ar,
aKents for tha best lire liisnrani'S oomiiaoles In the woi lil. If vou
have proirty for sale list it with us anil we will nuil a huyer.
OOIOEst.
ST. HELEHS. OREGON
TO""
STORE
s w i . i uitwomu
- aaw - esvat
and Dealers In-o
end Dressed Lumber...
OOOD R0A0 TO THC MILL. L
Mill on south fork of HcnppooHO creek, four f
ml his from Hcanpoose stntlon.
Lumber oVIivureil at Kcappooso station or v
Johnson's lanilliiir at tl.uu per M, extra. At r
Wurruu station, fl.IX). . f
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