The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913, October 05, 1900, Image 2

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    OJJKGON MIST
fcntoreil m tin; IVt-tufiiw at 6t. Uolens,
Oregon, an STi'iiii(t'i lii8 mail matter.
COUNTY OFFICIAL PAER.
DAVJD DAVIS,
KilTt AMI I'ltot'KIKTOtt.
i ii-i'r.H'Tios iT.HE;
One copy ouo your. in advance,,
ix moiithd.
Provideiu-e Mint one or all the occupants
of tl wagon did not lime thoir lives, iu
which instance there would hnve been
no direct criuiitial responsibility attach
ing t anyone, lamentable as fmr-h
tHinditiou is. Bicycle ridora should at
least luive regard for life if not for pri
ueffe of others.
FARMERS AND THE SCHOOLS.
W. .STY OFFU'EUS.
Representative..,
JlliliCC.l. ,vt
Clem.
Sheriff....
Treasurer.
6mt. of tichoola.
AHi)Nir..,i. . . v.
ftnrvevor. .,
jUoconer..
Uommissloueni J -
..Normm Merrill. rtatakanle
.....Joseph H. IVim, italuier
!. Wntm, Si. Helens
H. lUttun, Si. Helens
......I K. Ko-. St Helens
T. II. t'oiiciiuid, Himlton
,. Martin White, or, Helena
A B. l ilt!.-, Hoiiltun
....Dr. H. B, lt w. Helena
P. A. rrfca, iM!ki jse
V. D, Case, rillsburu
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OOTQ1SER 5, 1000.
HWi)f S t;s SUCH.
One fact in connection with the Sauv
fee Island murder which is giving the
officers and citizens of this C-mnty
some concern is how it was possible for
euch a thing'to happen just outside of
the border limits of Columbia County.
It seeing almost incredible, yet it cer
tainly must be so, since Keutooieyer
was arrested by Multnomah County
officials and his hearing hud in a Mult
nomah County Court. Mrv be the
hoodoo is off, and Columbia County will
escape,at least.the trying out of one mur
der case. Murders, robberies, insanity
and suicides seem to have chosen the
aoil within our borders upon which to
.commit their infractions of the rode,
and the County has been the sufferer in
that as much that an enormous cost bill
and expense account has been our mis
fortune to foot. It makes one feel al
most like shaking hands with one's self
and endeavor to forget that such a crime
was committed. Our escape from
repetition of history in this connection
was by but a hair's breadth, and partly
by the grace of the Oregon Legislature
jn fixing the boundary line between the
Counties just where it did. Our refer
ence to all these immoral acts does nec
essarily argue that ours is a bad class of
people, but the geographical location of
the County seems to have been a handy
dumping ground for ail the criminal
garbage of our sister State across the
river, and the adjoining Counties. Ter
rible as such occurences are, we are in a
congratulatory mood for ourselves that
Multnomah County can have a taste of
the fruit this County has feasted on,
While each a bill of fare has appeased
liie mind's appetite of some individuals,
it has had a nauseating effect npon good
citizens and demoralized our character.
beside impairing our financial progress
liy unnecessarily increasing our Court
expenses.
One of the worst mistakes common
among farmers it the attitude (or lack
of attitude) usually taken toward the
V? i education of their children. Few visit
fruv evuuut -Alien- tuuir iiumreu urti
trained for weal or woe. The hired
man is watched very carefully about the
caring for the cattle and hogs, but the
individual who is appointed to care for
the children six hours every day is often
a stranger to their parents or guardians.
Some say, "I am no teacher and believe
in leaving the work to the one who
profess to be able to teach. But we
must remember that our presence at
school may be of great value in encour
aging him who knows how to teach to
do better and to keep our children, and
their teacher, from getting careless and
negligent of duty. How much good our
presence and an encouraging word now
and then may do, eternity only can fully
answer, and how much evil a careless,
indifferent manner a grumbling about
"that teacher" in the presence of our
children may do, can never be fully
realized. Another common mistake
consists in hiring teachers with refer
ence to salary only. Many is the term
of school taught each year by weak, in
competent teachers, simply because
they will work cheap, when S or $10 a
month would secure live, wide-awake
teacher who would be a power for good
in the school, instead of allowing open
disobedience and careless, nnscholarly
habits to be formed. The wise farmer
considers it poor economy to let a good
hand go for the sake of a few dollars
increase in wages. Why not apply the
same principle to teachers where the
result of poor work cannot be estimated
in dollars and cents only. Ten dollars
more a month to secure a good teacher
may mean 25 cents or 50 cents more a
month from you. If you are poor your
burden will be correspondingly light,
while your children will receive as
much benefit from the superior training
of a good teacher as your wealthy neigh
bor's, and if wealthy you can hardly
contribute to a better cause and at the
same time be throwing safeguards
aronnd yourself and property. "Ignor
ance is the curse of God, knowledge the
wing wherewith we fly to Heaven." It
often happens that very poor people,
with large families, object to building a
new school house, hiring a good teacher,
or purchasing a library, when the extra
tax would not cost as much as a single
vice would cost in a week. A man in a
city in this State spent a great deal of
time arguing against building a new
school house, the cost of which, it was
ascertained, would increase his. taxes
WHAT CONSTITUTES BR Y A SIS M?
Now it is op to the followers of Mr.
Bryan and bis code of advocated princi
ples to explain just why Governor
Koosevelt was attacked by a mob in a
v little town in Colorado, last week,
while be was attempting to deliver a
political speech. Four years ago Mr.
Bryan and bis crowd placed a great deal
fit stress npon the statement that tiie
Republicans were coercing voters, and ,
in some instances depriving them from
pasting a ballot, but if our memory
serves ns as it should, we are enable to
recall one instance during that memor
able campaign when a gathering of
Bspublicans refused a Bryan advocate a
hearing. Certainly not. The Republi
can party has always advocated and
practiced the rule of law and order in
the land, protected the rights of indi
viduals their life and property and iu
some instances it has been fuund that
the offenders were unanimously of the
kind which is giving Bryan his support.
To interrogations regarding the respon
sibility for such outlandish conduct the
country has been given to understand
that if people on such a mission as Mr.
Koosevclt's was, do not care to undergo
Buch treatment, they can remain away
from Colorado. That's good United
States Constitution advocacy. That ac
cords to every individual the unre
stricted enjoyment of "life, liberty and
the pursuit of happiness" with a ven
geance, but it places the Bryanite in a
decidedly contradictory position, and
one not calculated to gain much favor
with the American people. The prin
ciple of "life, liberty and ihe pursuit of
happiness" would seem to be all right
with the Bryanites, when its application
is intended for rebellious Filipinos, but
for home folks and Americans it finds
no place. Conditions would seem to be
bordering closely on the desperate when
such tactics are resorted , to, and the
people or set of people who sanction
such conduct will not gain favor with
the great masses of good American cit
iseus. If that is Bryanism, away with it.
COt'ilT IOCKiCT.
Following it the docket of cases to lie
disposed of at the term of Circuit Court
to convene Here next Tuesday."
Matrerof a'nment of Columbia Cftv
Logging Co.; Euimoni A Emmons, as
signees.
Mat ter of assignment of Link A Blake ;
1". J. iiannon, aemgnee.
Matter of assignment of Bean Blanch
ard ; M. Both, assignee.
Matter of assignment of Anryt & Kist
uer: J. B. Doan. asaiirnce.
Matter of assignment of Page A War
ren ; k. l.. Ntmn, assignee.
Mary W. Newsonie vs. A. A 0. R. It.
Co. ; Alex 8 week and V. C. Bellinger for
plaintiff.
Kelso Bute Bank vs. Wm. Svniona et
al;T. P. Fisk for plaintiff.
tiyron fjottee vs. victor wisell etal;
Dillard A Day and V. F. MasM for pltf.
Ethel h, wood, administrator, vs.
Koana Ames ; J. B. Stoddard for nialtit-
ilf ; Ames A Rice for defendant.
J. O. llunthorn vs. James ljtiinn;F.
Taylor and Fulton Bros, for tola ntiff :
Cotton, Teal & Minor for defendant. j
femora Armstrong vs. Kachacl I. Har
ris et al : Dell Stuart and L. B. Cox for i
plaintiff: G. W. Cole, O. W. Avery and 1
n,. v. liingiiatn ior iietwmiaitt
Commissioner Ctae Informs us bv loi
ter that the Bittuburtr brhhre whs oiionoil
for travel Wednesday inonilmr. The
bridge is not conmloU'd. however, but
the work remaittiiij. t he done amounts
to but very little. The timbers for the
bridge at Vernon'.a are all ready and
the work of framing was begun Tues-
State Land Board vs. M. ltowr: W. !""'v" .mr' VaHO ,on I""
H. Convert and . W. Cole for plaintiff: V u-"r ,wof. ntt exneett to complete
efendant. I " ur'K ueiore mo i-jui ul me mouth.
ADDITIONAL. LOCAL.
Mr. W. A. Harris lias recently re
ceived a letter from Hubert Patrick.
who has been in the Northern region! Li-i., J. l
for over two years. .. His Mend in ll.o ! .
County will be pleased to learu that he I'' T. ',"
it won ana proprous.
Persons from throughout theCouiiU
coining to the County Scat to atU'iiil
Circuit Court next week will I! ml table
board and roomt at Mr. and Jaine.
Dart's residence. A lurge number cull
oe occomouaieu.
The receipts of the Cotintv Clerk's
OtliCO for tho month of Seotionh-.r
a-uounieu ro -iu,ntt. itccording teen
10-M0; Circuit Court ftn, L'8.l)0; land
reilemntlona from theCuuntvuii account
of hack taxes. 1274.80. About a similar
amount of redemption lim-im-st was tran
sacted through Individuals, of which no
accounting was niuuc.
Kolbiil I ho Uravo. I
A stni'UIng Incident Is nni'iuted by i
John Oliver, of 1'hilitdelpliiH, follows;
i wax iii mi iiwiut coiiiiitioii, Aiy
itliuovt vollow, eve sunken, I
Mite, I, iiiiin eoiitliumllv Iu I'ih ! I
and tides, mi npoetue, umw i nir wesker
il.iy by ilwy, Tliiee phyulelims had
given nm up.- 'I'lion I win advised to
; Kleetrti- ttitii i! In luv ureal Joy,
t.'-e I! mi. boltlo iond a divided Improve
ment, t continued their lino for three
ui't-kis unit am m.a well man. I know
iliey lolilied tltr pravo of another vic-
nin," to ,ue mioiim tail to try tliciii.
Only Mi CvMit, guaranteed, at 'the Bt.
llcli ii Pharmacy,
I'll- PV..fr
Inn dsKPfDi nnn
ten cents.
Osb of our correspondents thinks we
were too harsh in our criticism of Mary
Ellen Lease last week. Nav; we have
no apologies to offer, either. The cause
of Republicanism is not benefitted be
cause Mary Ellen advocates it. She is
the same old batherskite; was, is, and
will always be a demagogue. What is
bred in the bone will manifest itself in
the flesh. Mrs. Lease will be no benefit
to any cause she might champion.
Business Change.
Having had it in view to remove from
St. Helens, I have disposed of all my
legal business, including ail unfinished
bnasness to Mr. 8. H. Gruber. whom I
recommend as a iawver of honest? and
ability, and who will, as I believefaith
fully attend to all miriness pntriieterl tn
him. In this connection I desire to
thank all the people of Columbia Coun
ty for their liberal natronnun ami crrof
kindness to me during my many vears
rctuueuue ax bi. neiens. i nope and
trust that all my clients and frends will
call' at the old stand and give to Mr.
Gruber the same warm greeting and pat
ronage, in a business way, that has been
extended to me in the past. I also de
sire to state that hereafter all abstract
and conveyancing business will be con
ducted by Mr. E. E. Quick, as heretofore,
at the old office of Cole & Quick, in St.
Helens. G. W. Cole.
K. P. Graham for defendant.
State Laud Board vs. M. A. Itoeaer:
W. It. Conyers and O. W. Cole for the
plaintiff; K. P. Graham tor defendant.
l.ouia Love vs. Jonathan Tice; Js. and
. R. Mendenball for plaintiff: T. ii.
Cunningham for defendant.
Alice Anderson vs. Kohert L. Ander
son j Geo. 8. Shepherd for plaintiff.
I .1 11 .1. ..... 1 I1 I.
and Mendenhall for plaintiff; G. W. Cole
lor Qeiemiant.
O. J. Bryant et al vs. Hannah Convcrs i
etai; I'll lard jjay tor planum : J, C.
More I a ml for defendant.
Mary C. Hill vs. James Low: Dillard
A Day for Flaiutiff; G. W. Cole for de
fendant.
A. C. Richardson vs. John Sandstrom :
G. A. Hall for plaintiff.
J. H. Cameron vs. Jennie B. Cameron :
W. H. Convert for plaintiff.
F. I. Webber vs. Elizabeth Ifuirbea et
al : G. W. Allen for plaintiff. ,
R. Z. Joy vs. Columbia County et al :
Dillard A Day for plaintiff.
Eva Tbievierce vs. Albert Thievieree:
Coovert A Stapleton for plaintiff.
Win. Anulin vs. Margaret Bradshaw:
James Gleason for plaintiff.
Alauae Al. strachan vs. James Stra
Chan : K. P. Graham for nlaintitf.
LonigCTtukate teyrer vs. John tevrer
. J. Ht-hnabe! for plaintiff.
Lena Blackburn vs. A. BlRckburu
Mraehan Seton and . W. Newport
nd G. VV. Cole for plaintiff: Weather
lord 4 Wvatt for defendant.
Anna 8. Norton vs. E. D. Newton
Sheuhard A Cellars for ulaintiff.
Elien Mills vs. Thos. E. Mills; Dillard
way tor planum.
Jessie E. Bonner vs. Eliiah Bonnev
u. w. uoie tor planum.
Minnie P. Dunn vs. Harry F. Dnnn
G. W. Cole for plaintiff.
American Mortgage Co., of Pcotland
i. Rachel I, Harris: E. W. Bincham
and a. l). Wilier lor planum.
T. P. Borkhart vs. N. A. Musirrove:
B. Srabrook for plaintiff; E. W. Bmg-
uiim and v. w . Avery lor defendant.
Foster Bros. vs. Allen Bros; W. D.
I? enton and T. P. Fisk for plaintiff.
S. Elmore vs. I. Ollila; Harrison
Allen tor plaintiff.
John Conway vs. S. C. Spencer and
i-j. j. isryanc; josepn inistun lor plain
tiff; Dillard A Day for defendant.
I. Iiwengart vs. A. B. Root ; E. E
aiergess tor planum.
Honeyuian. DeHart A Co. vs. W. M,
Fraiuie; G. A. Hall and G. W. Caldwell
for plaintiff.
James Humphrey vs. ' Columbia
County; U. S. G. Marqnam forplaintitf
i. j. cieeton ior aeienaant
C. E. Bowers bv D. C. Bowers, euar-
dian, vs. Star Logging Co. ; T. J. Clceton
ana Henry St. Kayner for plaintiff
r. rr , a t e 1
vuitun, it'ni ix ..ninor ior ueiennant.
8. A. Miles vs. Martin Judy et al
Barin A Ward for plaintiff.
M. Ellis A Co. vs. Glibbert A Sont
Gammons A Malarkey for plaintiff.
L. E. Clark vs. Glibbert A Sous; Dil-
isru a uay tor planum.
G. T. Propst vs. Glibbert A Sons; Dil-
laru & vay tor niaintin.
Sol Abraham vs J. C. Smith; A. Ab-
ranam tor plaintm.
W. H. Dolman vs. C. N. Plowman
G. A. Hall vs. John Lindbere A Co,:
u. a. nan tor piaintin.
State of Oreeon vs. Manlcv Lane: D.
J. Malarkey for defendant.
Down at Saldern's logging camp, a
railroad wreck occurred, which will delay
operations for about two mouths. A
piece of new road was being used for
the first time, on which was a heavy
grade. The locomotive could not hold
the train of heavily loaded cars, and the
driver was helpless to manage his train.
An open switch, half a mile distant,
was struck and the entire train, loeonio
tivu and all, was badly wrecked. No
lives were lent.
A Thuuiasn 'luiifurs
Could not express the rapture of
Annie Springer, of Philadelphia,
when Dr. King's Kew Plwovwry cured
her of a luu-king rough that for many
year hud made lite a burden. She
saver "Alter nil other remeiliea and
doctor failed It, soon relieved the pain
in my chevt and I can now sleep sound-
Iv. miinetMicr I pun hieuifuilu iuiiiiii,lu,i
doing before. I loci like ouinling its
prain's throughout tho Universe." Dr.
King's .New Discovery is irtiarantcpd to
cine till troubles of the throat, ehet or
iiuiir. iv tee rU renla and 1. Trial
bottles free at the St. Helena 1'har.imcy
Muu u Luvt-r
Has turned with diut from an uthor-
wibi luvaiiie girl with an ollenslve breath.
Karl's Clover Hxit Ten purities it he
breath by Its action rn the howela. et
as nothing clt-a will. Sold for years on
iliolulc guarantee. Pnee 25 cts. and
ou cts. Sold by Dr. Edwin Ross.
The County Board of Equalization,
which had been in session thrm diva
adjoured Wednesday evening. There
were but two applications for reduction
of assessment on lands, both of which
were denied. Th A
Company asked for a reduction in its
assesfuient of $400 per mile on road-bed
ami ior a reduction ol ?,&uo on aewssed
valuation on rolling stock, all of which
was denied. The lands assessed to F.
E. banford was stricken from the roll.
f-anlord did not possess title to the
lands assessed to him.
Mcbool Funds Apportioned.
The County School Superintendent
apportioned tne money accruing Ironi
the irreducible State school fund, last
Monday, among the several districts in
uuo iuuiiij, as ioiiowb:
dist. clkkk. KO. curi,o. AMT.
J. WT Watts 91 !5fl 52
Ji Hi uic. 72 125 42
J A Holaday 41
RP Burns 61
HCTichenor 109
Jos Brown 12
Wm Holt 80
D W Freeman....... 10
AD Holaday.. 64
Jas F Graham 37
F H Meeker 23
C V Mellinger 20
Th extremely narrow escape from
death, or at least, very serious and per
manent injury of half a dozen members
of one family at Scappoose last Sunday,'
by reason of a runaway accident, caused,
undoubtedly, by the foolhardy acts of
two boys old enough to know much
better, should be a warning to that class
pf individuals not. to exercise their lib
erties at the expense of endangering
tho lives of other people. Bicycle rid
ers should bear iu mind .hat not every
horse will coolly permit nil kinds of
confiibiou and excitement about tbem,
J t was by but an act of extreme kind
Military Roll.
There are 1051 persons in this County
subject to militrv duty, according to the
Assessment Roll, juet completed, being
males between the aaes of 18 and 4ft
years, and residing in the several pre-
uim-iB, us iohows: Apiary, zo; Auburn
110; Beaver Falls, 64; Clatekanie, 121
Deer Island. 37: Goble. 02: Marshland
41; Nehaleui, 62; Oak Point, 115; Rain
ier, im; ncappoose, wo; Union, 102;
iruncu, uv,
School Warrant Payable.
. Notice is hereby given that ontstand
ing warrants of school district No. 2.
numbers 213 to 219, both inclusive, will
oe paid upon presentation to me at my
oiniio in oi. jieienn. interest win cease
alter uct. 6, 1900. E. E- Quick, Dis-
NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION.
Oa the fth dor of October, 1900, at the hour of
10 O ClfM'k. A. M. . I will an tn o, l.ll, . 1.1,1
der, for cash, in front of the Court Howe door,
In Ht. Helem, Oregon, 16Uiu;r of land, known
m the James Cooic place, Huatei on the et
hank of Nclialcm River, two lnllen below l'iits
buni, dewrltied aa follow: Bat at aonth-
,.,x4 oiFuuiwew oi aoiitneaat 'A.cau
taming VS) acres of timber land, with a good
wteiyiwer niI1,n(, through It. 'Jhe aouth-
on eunaUiing of a bouae 1216 feet of rouuh
iiimoer, one Morf hiifh, with shake roof, a barn
Of alllt ooata and nliMka ww,f. -xt.ui.in
oilier iniaU bulliliiiKa of name material, tiven
. ,""" ina partially cleared and in
fulr cultivation. hHiHtx'A nr,iun,i win,
timlier on. Ctounty road runs throuah said
tract, also good water privileges. The land
anove-descrfhed U luefltAl nn iuwir,. ii
hfp5north of range t west of Willamette mer
idian, Columbia County, Oregon.
inow rinr.A w
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r.lllolt, FiltHburg, Columbia County, Oregon,
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W A Wood... 215
Mrs E D Johnson 23
JMReddick 60
Mrs S E Stehman. . . , 40
Albert Wood 10
A Ii Melis .... 10
J R Headlee 14
T O Watts..... ..... 72
WD Case. ,.. 19
N D Peterson 38
Henry Henderson.. ,. 01
F J Peterson 8
G W Barnes J22
Mrs W. J Zillman.,.. 13
JC R Throop. ., 37
T W (irant 43
A J Gragg 31
FredBriggs 62
WFIlialt .......... 15
Aimer Meserve. 13
WF Schneider 27
II C Gore 18
Oscar VVaicatien. .. 35
F W Mak i nster ..... 62
Fred A Bticher. ...... 42
W L Brown ; y
Chaa K Phiibrook 90
WH King 3
Wm H Miller........ 13
Mouritz Carr 24
CC Moyer.. 19
M P Young 12
John Mulliiis 3
R G Davey 35
John Prinale .. . ...... 21
W MTinmiiev H
Geo M Holt.'.. 7 .
J W Foater 22
AM Parker 20'
F" E Maliiiberg 37
Win G Woods 11
Gus Hegele. 12
Thos Anderson....... 18
Kils B. Olsen ..... 81
BP Wiggins... ..... 10
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88 84
340 65
20 90
149 81
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ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.
VJ-OTICS 18 HKKRRY tsrVKN THAT IN M'R
A' suaoee of au order of the Coautv Court o(
the Slate of Oregon, (or Columbia Countv, uiade
and entered Iu the matter of the vatata of T M.
Webber. i-eaet. on tbe IHih day ol Jnlv, 1WK),
the uuderaigned admlnliitrHtor thereof will nil
at public auction, 1 1 the hlghoai bidder, fur
w-n, auu suu.ti-i 10 uiMoinnaiiou by walil court,
on Saiunlay. the 8nl day of (iovember, 1WW, at
the hour of 10 o'clock In tho foreuuon of said
dB.v, at tho front door of tho County Co art
House, In the City ol St. Helena, Oregou. all Ihe
right, title and liuerem ol the said V, M. Web
ber at the time of bla death, or which has since
been aeuulrcd by hi iate. In and to the lol-lown:g-le!-ribil
real m-operlY, ti-wtt: The
went i of the north went i of tin sontheaNt u ii
soi-iiou 7. township north of range 1, west of
me niuauiene uiaunian, iu coiunjbia Couuty,
VTiHipui vresi'll. VAVltl liAtl.l,
Administrator of tie estate of t. W. Webber,
aeoeaNed. .
Jab Couldn't (lave Mat It
If he'd had itchiini piles. They're terri
bly annoying, but llui klen's Arnica S.dve
win cure ttio woiat case of piles on
earth. It has cured thousands. For
injuries, pains or bodily eruptions ii'
the beat salve in the world. Price 25
cents a lux. Cure guaranteed. Sold at
me et. Helens I liai utacv.
Tell Vsjur Mtler.
ADMINISTRATRIX SALE.
XTOTtCB 18 HKBEBY OIVKK THAT IN PrfB.
XtI suani of an onler of the County Conn of
the Slate of Oregou, for Washington County,
mails and entered in the reeonls of said Cnuri
oa ilia Ut day of Oetuber, l'AW. iu the mstu-r of
the estate of Johiiitoi Kreeoian, Jr., deceased. I
will, on Monday, Ih. Slh day of Korember. l'.lOll,
in St. Helens, Columbia County, Oregon, at the
uoor ui me voun maim, la aaid St. Helens, Or
egon, sell in one panel, lo the highest bidder,
(iircaah In band, all of the right, title and In
terest that Johnston Freeman. Ir . h.l al ihu
time of his death, or that his estate baa sine
acquired of. in and la all of lha fnlloivit,ff-.i-
senbed real property, lying, being and situate
ill Columbia County, Oregon, and described as
the south H ol the nurthwen i and the north
east of lite norlhiKst Ki and lot . of s.eii,,u
6, lowimhlp 7, north oi range 4, west of the Will
a.nvtte meridian, containing li3 l'i acres.
vaieu tuia lai oar oi uctormr, 1HUU.
KUZAIIK'ttf KKKEMAN.
Administratrix of Lhe ejitnta nf JiiIiiihOoi Kmmv.
man, jr., ileteioieif.
ueore K. Ilagley, attorney foradmtnlstratrli.
A Beautiful Comiilexion is an luniossi
bility without good pure bloial, the sort
that only exints in connection with goil
ilicptioii, a healthy liver and bowels.
Karl's Clover K"Vt Tea nets directly on
the unwell, liver and kidneys, keeping
them in perfect health. Price 25 ct.
and 60 eta. told by Dr. Edwin Uoss.
CASTOR I A
For Infanta and Children.
Tha Kind You Wm Always Bought
Bears the
Biguatore of
AVtfclable PrepatnlionforAs
slmilatlnfi iticFoodnntlRcSuJa
Uiij. flic 5loumchs mid Howls of
Promotes Di6caHon.Chfcrfur-
ncss ami liesi.toMtims iiciukt
Ojjluni.Morpluue norMiitcraL
InotNakcotic.
flx..tmjm
AMWsJMr-
sff eVfaWfaiaMfr aflVMPi
ApetfccI Remptly forroretllpn
Tion . Sottr Stotnhch.DioiTlvHvi
Worms .Convuliuuiui .ft wristv
ness And Loss or Sleep.
FacSiinilt Sitfnnlurs of
NEW YOHK.
m
ill i'4
For TRfanta cim CMMron.
Tha Kind Yea Have
Always Bo'jght
Boars tho
Siffnatiiro
of
EXACT COPY Of WWAPPCH.
AW
m n B awM a H SB
on
For Over
Thirty Years
tub etntaua aasiaaaiv. asw vsaa am.
OAOTOa-ITA.
Bearttisj f Ta Kind 1m Haw Hlwn Bottgftt
Bigturtu
of
nAa. ita i 0,1 i s
ffUM.IHM Til, tt.
Fall Term Opens Sept. 15th.
WHITE COLLAR LINE
SUMMONS.
In th Circuit Court of the But of Oregon, lo ,
ami iii niiiiiiijin viuiity.
vjmu vsoneyt riauuiiu,
vs.
Vivfyr Wiftelt.an fnsnno
person, o. W. Crle, W.
rlri. i u W a. nrrf; SUMMONS.
Kuanifaii of Victor Win
on, au Insane irwa.
!efi?ii4tats.
To Vi'-lor Wisell. one of the above Ufimol de-
fnnitiiiiiM
S THE NAME Of THE RTATK OFORKQOS:
fwt-Sl- .iL' . ft ; -V-
TUB COLUMHU RIVER AND I'fUBT HOl'Kl)
NAVIGATION CO.
PORTLAND-ASTORIA ROUTE.
SIR. GATZERT
) ou are herliv rmjulrcd to aimear and ans
wer thcninitiaiul flleitnualnst vnu In thexlim-a
lltitlel suit on or before the last dav oJ tha all
wiwJm next followliii; tha flrr publication of
mis imiuumns; n no 11 you rait lo answer wie
plaliililT will cause your default to ha emeriti,
auda.ply to the Court (or the rellel ilcmamleit
in tha complaint, to nit: For a imlioneut
against you fur tha sum ol po.00, with iulerest
ai uie rale oi ten per wnit. oer amoim from the
16th liar of Kolimarr. MU7. trarathi-r with Imm
aiuiruev s lee, auu u.a, taxes paid hy plalntlB
on tha morl caged preiiiises lierel nailer descrtbeil,
and tor costs and thai a decree lie made against
VOU IlirecllMlllff all lstn.itt ulil,-h v,.n hu,l
the 16th d iy o( Kebn.ary, 1897, the dateol the I
iiiunKuue tveu oy you w piaintlir. on the prem
ises described, or hate since acquired in or lo I
tne southwest ouarter or section slv. tiuvnitliln
Urn, north of ran ire three, west of tha Willam
ette meridian, in Olumbla Comity, Oregon,
containing 1-lato acrs of land, aud onlerlnic
raiu ureiiiisca sum acforuina to law, ana aoply.
thetjuoceeils ihcrtof to tiie payment of said
I-andlni Fool of Alder Htreet, Portland,
nes Porllanil dally (except humiavlat 7 A.
t.auilluii Telepauna dock. Astoria.
fieavea Astoria dully (except Saturday)? P. M
Halley (latxert tlcketa amMl on stcainer llasaalo
Hteamer llaasalo tickets kooiI on Halley Uuucrt.
U. B. SCOTT, Pres.
A STORIA & COLUMBIA RIVER
ll RAILROAD COMPANY.
aKAODOWR
OAltV.
fllK
.uilvment. This sunt nous is tuibltshed bv or-
der of ihe Honorable 1. B. Idiun. c;ounty Judge
mr uoiumhia c-onnty. Oreeon, made on Ihe lSili
day of August, liKJO. The date of the first pub
lication hereof Is Friilav, Aumst J7, 1100. The
time Drescrllted In the onler for biihlii'Attnti u
six weeks, aud Ihe tine within which vnu are
io aueiver tue coinpiwiH is on or before the last
ay oi saui puoilcallOD.
W. F. MatilLL AKTI nil f.itn A, Tt . V
172S Attornova for t-lHlntllT.
't.W,
5:8ft!
1:07
1:1
:5
8 0.1
an
8 38
8 44
s m
i-:u; ft
Bean tha t I KiM lot Hav Alwrrl EMt
Bajnatar. -J ' W
of S&JZjSC
siTATIOMS
f.vl-ortland Ar
.... liohie ....
....Kaluier ...
... pyramid...
.... MayKor....
....(.ulucy ....
. . CUtskanle..
. . Marshland, .
.. Weittiigrt.i,.
....Cllnon.,..
... .Knapr-a....
... Kvenson....
...John Hay...
Ar. Astoria .f,v
Rsuour
I DAILY. '
31 28
a. a. i-. m.
II 10 0 40
10 (V 8 Hf,
m tw
5 8 00
! 7 54
9 ll 7 44
IB 7 UK
v m iw
t tti 7 17
8 7 7 oa
8 17 42
8 07 in
III 111
7 45 fl 10
PICKED UP.
Flshfnirhoat. Hcensvi. OC.a. Awnaritan fln.l
same by applying to Miles Watroua, Columbia
Cliy.
TEAM FOR SALE.
For sale, at a reasonahla tiaitr a team nt
welt-broke mules. Jniitilre at tills olllce.
FORSALE.
An Undivided onp-hHl lrifrosf In NO mtm ..I
partly improved land, l4 mllca from Warreu:
..j m-res in arass, aiHtiit o aires tree from stumps.
Kifieen hanilreii con) of wood on the laud.
Some fruit trees. Now waitnn and harness.
Apply to r-K H.cvi-x, Warren, Or.
BIDS WANTED.
rID8 WANTED FOR 2000 CEDAR TIEH7xx
- delivered alonii the track of the Astoria Jk
Columbia River Railroad. Hume to be cut of I
urst-ititMKi ceiuir, iree rroin larxe or rotten knots,
st:n!xhl (or entire leuath and fiee from bark.
Add tens A. dt C. R. K Astoria Orunon.
A. M. I I
w I .0:
9 0.1 Wlj
t IH 4!i.H
0 M
II 40 Vi lli
9 ho tflD.gi
10 0!) f,i.:
4.IK; 9 m 10 10 tw.i
I ID JlO Sll ;71.'
1;!T, S7 10 1 78.71
5:17 10 00 11 02 'SII6
-m io ok h; io m.v
b:m III M II !3 :ltt.4"
All trains make climo connections at noble
wllh Northern Pacllio trains to ami from the
Kast and Hound point. At Portland with all
trains leavini Union depot. At Aslorln with I.
R. N. Co.'s boat and rail line to aud (mm 11
waco and North Beach potnta.
Passenircrs for Astoria or wht twiints mnt a. a
trains at tloullun. Trnltn will stop to let naa-
seiiKefs oir atllou!ton when comina- from itolnta
westofOuble. J. . llliayo, """"
den. Pass. Aid., Astoria, Or
0, 81 N. 1
a - ' "'r'-HIp --
LBajtVA.
r
The sliirtiititi of lh Norma! Miool am pietiareil
lo take Ihe Kiai i ciiiiovi.. uuiuvU
aivly on madiiailim, '
lint mates nail !yai'iira i,uy nnslllnns K.
IK-Ilwsiif year Hum $!3U In l.. lUrnlta A,-a,
leuiii! ami I'rofcs imui cniin-ei new si-m ial!.
Welt Kiulpwd
s
pauioim! Iu Manual 1'raltilita.
Ttalul'm Dcpaitiiieiii.
-I'lirl-'alulo
l-lrusa
. citiiliiliiliis full nniii'Uiireinciiis.
..t;AMI'lll.t,l.,
f r,"l(lcllt.
. t.. :,u-m i.i.,
or W. A, WANS, HscrcUry of tit Kutuit.
sfV-sfV sf k sfa afW skAAaVAIAAiji A JU Aj.AAj.j.iaj
i
How About Your Title?
A
k 5 K " h " "h,f R-m....lWf that It I. tbe
rf MM HKD that am-erin. II la our l.uihea to search Ih
Ii.i . r,;"r'u ',",w "'' hrr "ihUilii In i.lati.ui to land
title, if yiucniileui.lal buylnalatiil or litaulna money ou real
late swur ty, take no wan word, but llt.l.i umi kuou iua what
thenfcunlsliow.ruaarilliigihetitlo. Au Ahslrtmi lsssrntisl at '
d,.,t iu,,i n havliia 11. w have the only wt of i.uii
a.ks Iu thaciiunty. All work promptly exei i.tc.) am) alll,i.-il.,u
guaranteed, II oii have pro, tv m Insure (ire us a call vir
aacuts lorlhebciithre iiiiuniiiieeoiitiHiMlesiii the uoihl. tf i0J
have property (ursale list tt Willi us aid e wilt llu.l bii' tir.
OOILaK SS? QUICK
mam Stntt
i
ST. HELENS. 0KCG0H
i
I
I
jAAAAJIuaiAiAiliAI4ulll
...WHEN 'IN -NEED nr?:MKmnr.vv -w
-00 T0-
THE.
U DRUG STORE
Drugs, Patent Medicines, Toilet Articles, Etc
DR. J. C. HALL Proprietor.
- OREGON.
CLATSKJNIE,
vvvvvvvv WftDfyv vnr v v v v v v
Dbsabt
Chlcairo
Portland Rpecial
9:1& a. iu.
ti.742 per pupil.
221313854.93
k Joint (liitricts.
Pursuant to an adjournment. Hnmlair
School will be resumed in the Congrega
tional church Sunday, October 7th, at
the uual hour. Come when tho bell
rings. M. C. tiray, Supt.
f.'i tf-. s
1
'mi
Z3
Coiitih and
onsiimpiion
isUre
Thl It fcoyo.ul question the
most auocessful Couich MedU
cln ever l:nown to acienc: a
few doses Invariably cur tho
worr.t cases of Cmixh, Croup
and Htoiichitla, while Its won
dsrfci euccc-sa In th cure of
Consumption la without a par.
1lolintlichlatoryof medlcln.
Mn: In rtn.t clmoovery It hua
been sold on a guarantee, a
test which no other mediolna
can stand. If yon have a
Coufrh, we earnestly ask you
to try It. In United State o4
Canada S5c., tiOc. and $1.00, and
In England Is. ltd., lis. M. and
4. 6d.
SOtt PROPRIETORS
SaC.WELLS.aCO.
tEROY, N.V.
TORONTO, CAN.
Spokane
I'lyor
6:00 p. m.
8 p.m.
la. m.
Kx. Holiday
FOR SALE BY EDWIN ROSS.
7 a. m.
Tues.Tliur,
and Hat.
0 a. m.
Tues Thur.
and Hat.
tv. Hlparta
o:-h. m.
dally
Time SCHEDULES
Bait Lake. Denver, Ft,
norm, umaha, Kan
sas City, Ht. Louis
i nicago ana cast.
Salt tjike, Denver. Ft.
worth, uiniiha, Kan
sas t:iiy, Ht. Lout.
i.nicafo ana cast.
Walla Walla, Lewis
ton, Rpokaue. Minn
eapolis, Hi. 1'aui,
Dululh, Milwaukee,
cjnvaKO aim x,ssi.
Ocean Steamships
All sailing- datn sub-
jeci to cnaiiKfl,
PorHiin PrannlM-o-
all every ft v days.
Oolumbla River
Ctaamara,
To Attnrla and Way
lauuiugs.
Wlllamatt Rlvar.
Orcion city. Newlxir-,
eaicm way-iauu gs
Willamette and Yam
hill Rivera.
Orwron City, Dayton,
and Way-landings.
Willamette Rlvsr.
Portland to Corvallls
ana way-ianainus.
Bnake Rlvar.
Rlparla to Lewliton.
Aiirivi
4 p. in.
7:00 a. m.
8:40 a. tu.
4 p. rn.
4 n. m.
Kj.Hiin.luy
TheCRDISER
J. II. .WKLMNUTON, Prop.
Wines, Liquors and Cigars
t. H. Cutter, Mannolla, Old Caslle, and
Waveily Club.
Famous Hop Oold, and Kxm Beor.
(KiAim!
Henry the Fourth, aud Windsor House.
5 EXT TO Till-; HOTKL,
ST. HELENS, I , OltEOON.
4
j cam tames anu other devices for pas
V time. Howapapera und peroneals.
rn n .ii. r
CAFE
ST. HELENS, . - OREGON.
NEW PLACE.
If you watit soincthiMK irniMl in tlx
Hue of ivhlhky try
SHAW'SMALT
Only the best ul
Lienors and Cifars Kent in stort ,
4 OPJN FflOM 0 A. M. TO
12 O'OLOOK MIDNIGHT.
4:Hfln.tn.
Kx.Hutiday
S S0 n. m.
Mod. Weil,
ana rn,
4:80 D. m.
Hon, Wed.
and rn.
I.v.T.ow'toii
dally at
D:lX)a. m.
ED HILLSBERRY, '
Expert :-: Barber
8HAKP RAZORS AND CLEAN
TOWELS.
None but purOHtcheuilcalr) uaed in wah
ing anil cioniwlng the face.
. '
Get a Hot Towel on Your Face
Usual pricei for work.
DECICEK'6 OLD STAND, ST. HELENS
Steamer 0. W. SHAVER.
Loaves Portland, foot of Washington sireet,
for t'latnkaiiie ami way tamlinfis, on Bundnv,
Tuesday aud Thursday afternoons at Ikn'ulock,
pacing Mt. Helens fit 7:U p. m. Iaves Olatska
nlo ou Monday. Wednesday and Friday allur
no.ui at 4 o'clock.
Shaver Tiansportation Co.
? --'9LiMN & BURCDORFER DROS i
"-Manufacturers of and Dealers lu-o
..All Kinds of Rough and Dressed Lumber...
W. II. HURLBERT,
ticncral Passenger Agent,
IPORTIiANO . . . . . OKIIUON
..('elllnf
I'loorliif... Hustle
AKD
...nimeusion Lumber...
S0AP)?008I;.
OOOO ROAD TO THI MILL.
Will on south fork of Mcappoose creek, four (
miles from Hcnppoos station. i
I. limber delivered at Hcappunse sUllon or
-'tiiiKim s nuuiing in ai.uu ier iu, esira. ai
warren stallou, ll.fs.
OBKOOK