OREGON MIST.
NOVEMBER t, 1000.
Don't (all to vote.
lei:t Tuesday Is leotkm day.
Pr. Cawood, tit deutlst, will be In
tula city moU Wednesday.
D. J. Bwltser wu In 1'ortland Monday
Attending 10 imsiuesi manors,
Fine, growing pig lor Hle cheap, by
r. is. Ullvar, xauaiou, vjrcgou.
Misses May Whitney and Maud
Watts visited In Kauwm Tuesday even
lug.
Rav. 0. E. rhllbroolc will preach next
Sunday at Peril and Yankton at thej
. Any lumber on the yard at Stanwood's
mill S per thousand ( ipeolal order $6
per thousand.
Mis Laura Oonyeri, of OlaUUanlo,
Visited 10 IMS Olty a raw asys inn wee
Circuit Court adjourned taut Haturday
afternoon until Thursday, December Int.
Hie regular term of County Court
for November will convene In tula city
tiavt WMflltMIUlAV
Mnaara. M. a. Pomerov. Mayor, and
in our city Tuesday afternoon.
y'Mra. T. 0. Watt, of Reuben, spent
last Hatnrday and Sunday in the city,
tbe guest of Mr. ana Mrs. j. w. iay
Demitr District Attorney W.H. Powell
went to Vernonia Thursday to ba present
at the trying out of a case in ine J usuue
Court to take place mere wuay,
By tbe way. do not forget that next
Tuesday la election day. It might be
well to tie a string around your linger
to keep yourself in remembrance ol tbe
fact.
George Foster, of Coble, was In town
Tuesday afternoon. Ueorge has Just
recently returned from a six week's visitifoolish subjects. Hammond is chock
to relatives in towa, ana ropurw uu iuii ui luiurmiuun. Astoria neraiu.
pleasant time.
Mr Wn. Rlalr. of Bauvles. was In
town Tuesday evening, taking back to
the island, Wednesday, about twenty
head of young- cattle, which had been
on pasture in this vicinity.
President McKlnley has Issued bis
Thankngiving proclamation for this year
and designates and seta apart the last
Thursday of November, the 2Ulh, to be
observed as National holiday.
I The elthwns of Columbia County are
not chewins She ttolitlcal raa very much
They are right down to work reaping
the benefits of Republican prosperity,
liutthey must get out ana vum
Tuesday,
I, U. wikstrom, of Kalsma, was a
Saasenger for Portland last Friday,
as says he has such a demand for lum
Iwr at his mill this summer and fail
that he could not attend to all the buni
lies that came his way.
Some Idea of the Immense lumber
business conducted in this section may
he had when it is known that the lum
ber ahlinnents Irotn the Columbia Biver
Siurins the month of September aggre
gated o,w,W3 loot,
William T. White, of ficappoose, was
adjudged Insane by Justice Cox and
Drs. Koss and Cliff Wednesday after
noon, and committed to the asylum,
where he was taken Thursday by i. B.
Duncan, of Hcappoose.
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. FlUgerald, of
Rock Creek, came over from Vernonia
Monday en route to Los Angeles, Cal.,
where they will remain during the win
ter with their son, James Mtxgerald,
who is in business lu that city. .
Mr. T. R. Hatna,of Clackamas County,
and Miss Theresa Guild, of Houlton,
were married Wednesday afternoon at
the residence of the bride's parents, Mr.
nd Mrs. 0. B. Harris, Houlton, Key. J.
. Smith, of Portland, oiliclating.
The Rainier Knights of Pythias have
let the contract for the erection of a
large building, 4HiR8 foet, two stories.
The lower floor will be used for a public
hall, the upper one for a lodge room.
The contract price for tbe building is
taooo.
The great Presidential campaign will
won be over for another four years, but
no matter which party holds the rains
of government, we have all got to hustle
and that is lust what Collins A Gray
are going to do. A good line of staple
goods at reasonable prices.
From different sources It Is learned
that an advance in the price of logs is
expected. This will be welcome news
to loggers and it also indicates that
there is a healthy lumber market. In
fact, mill men In this vicinity are quite
busy; and report a good market for their
output at fair prices.
Hie trial of W. A. Keutemeyer for the
murder of William I.unrut wss sot for
November 20 In the Criminal Conrt in
Portland Monday. His attorney, Ed
Mendonhall, moved that the trial of
Keutemeyer go oyer until after the trial
of his co-defendants, H. J. and F.'V.E.
Epperson, The motion wss dented.
Prof. Bulll, of the Trinity Medical
NKiialtv Company, will be at the
Oriental hotel, 8t, Holons.on Saturday
for consultation. Makes a specialty of
all chronic diseases. No cure no pay.
Poe him forcasesof rupture particularly.
Uses no knife, no detention from busi
ness. , A perfectly speedy, painless, safe
cure or no pay.
There ssflins lo have been a chancre all
round In the management of the White
Collar Line of steamers. Purser Dona-
. . i j
nue, who nas servou so mux on mo
tert, bas sold his interests In the com
pany and retired to dry land life. K.
W. Crichton has become the Portland
manager, and U. B. Scott seems to be
out of the company altogether.
Tomorrow (Saturday) there Is to be a
monster parade and demonstration in
Portland In honor of the Republican
candidates for President and Vice-President.
This affair promises to tie the
greatest of Its kind ever seen In this
State, and from what can be learned of
the political complexion in Portland
about seven-eighths of the population of
that city will participate In the parade.
In the list oHnnds appropriated for
Northwest rivers, mentioned in the
Oregonian Tuesday, appropriated by tne
general government for the Improve
ment of streams, it is found that 10,000
Is now available for the Improvement oi
Clatskanle River, R,000 for Lewis River
and iW0ft for Cowlits River. Lot the
good work lid started. The sooner the
quicker and tt e quicker the better. ... .'
Mr! B. E. Qu lex received a telephone
message from Hillsboro Wednesday
mcfrning snnounclng the death of r, s
mother, Mrs. Permcntla E. Quick, wife
of D. O. Quick, of Benton Comity. Mrs.
.Quick died at the home ol her daughter
at Monntalndale, Washington County,
at 1 o'clock, Wednesday morning, alter
an illness of over, a year. 'She. was 60
years of age. Mr. Quick and family
drove to Mountain Dale Thursday to be
present at the funeral, which will wxe
place today at the old Scotch church. .
Mr. J. Yoen. of Plantagonet, Ontario,
Canada, has been In the city several
days, the guest of the Mnckle fumily,
with whom he has been intimately ac
quainted for a great many ysars. Mr.
suen has a son at Cattiiarnet engaged in
the losing business, and came to the
Coast for a good visit, and seems to be
enjoying hluiscl! very much in that
respect, ,
A story Is printed in an exchange
relating to a Hwerto who, on being asked
who he will vote for this year, replied
that he will vote for "Uraln." Asked
why, he stated that lie was told four
years am that if he voted for "Jirain"
u wouia Dring good times. He did so,
and good times came, and he is going to
vote for his man again. It is often the
case Hint the wrong man Is ignorantlv
too creuit mat is not bll due.
Judge Steolien A. Lowell, of ltll.
ton, will address the citizens of this
County on the burning political lsues
ai Houiion, this Friday) evening,
Judice Lowell la one of tha luiat In.
formed and most able speaker In this
State and failure to hear him la fallnr
to hear one of the most convincing ar
guers of this Coant. Everybody, regard
less of their political belief, should go
vu ueitr ,1 uuft) loniglit.
' The O. R. A. N. Comnanv Is evldnntlv
going to make a Itrong bid for travel to
the beaches next summer. A new boat
for the purpose has been ordered, it Is
learned from Portland, snd will be com-
pieieu aim ready lor us bv the time the
summer travel Wins. Tim steamer Is
to be 275 feet long, of light draft and a
siue wneeier. blie will be a three
decker and fitted up most expensively
in very way.
Sidney Dell, through the columns of
ine news, lias asked Mr. Hammond
some very pointed questions. Keep
your sniri on, em, oiu rxiy. Andrew
win us a nay oil some time and an
swer you. The newspapers of Astoria
have on several occasions secured some
valuable Information from Mr. Ham'
mond about the weather and other
apprehended. His brother.
rith him at the time of his
Daniel Bates, of Goble. very narrowly
escaped a watery grave Tuesday fore
noon, it was attempting to tow some
timber across the river at that place
with a rowboat. When well out in the
stream his small vessel swamped and
sank Immediately. II was rescued
from drowning by Daniel McCoy, who,'
in a small ooat. went to nis assistance.
arriving Just as Bate was disappearing
ueuvaui uie suriace tor lue issi time,
Tbos. Clonineer and Harrv West were
down from Scappooee Tuesday. Mr.
Clonlnger reports that the rains have
had quite a demoralising effect on farm
work. Few potatoes have been har
vested in that section and some fear is
expressed that opportunity may not
now be had for that work. Mr. Clonin
ger states that the potato crop in Wash
tiiKton County is said to be very short.
and prices for potatoes ar almost cer
tain to loot up.
Johnny reck, aged about 17 years,
foungest son of Mr. and Mrs. Phlnaes
'ck, of Vernonia, died at Houlton last
Fridny night of an aggravated case of
sore throat. The young man had been
ill less than a week and no alarm for hi
safety was
who was w
death, states that ' the young man
was apparently no worse man ue uaa
been for a day or two previous. His
remain were laid to rest in Odd Fel
lows' cemetery, near Warren, Sunday
aftornmn.
Nearly 100 homestead location 1 the
record during October, IS mora than
ere Hlod during September, a tnonin
that surpassed any like period for home
stead filings in the history of tbe Oregon
City land office. During the past three
mouths the greater number of home
stead filings were on lands in the limit
of tbe Hik-u reservation, now the fil ng
are coming in from every section of the
district. Of the recent location many
are from Clatsop County. Settlers are
evidently desirous of securing homes
before speculator nave tne opportunity
to locate the remainder of the desirable
Government land with lieu land scrip.
Captain Georm W. Bhaver. of Port
land, President of the Bhaver Transpor
tation Company, and father of the gen
tlemen who conduct the business of
that line of boats, died at his home In
that city last Friday night. Deceased
was one of the nioneer of this State,
and to bis effort must be ascribed much
of the success and development of this
part of Oregon. His aged wile and
these children survive him: John
Rilev, residing at Molalla : Mary Alice,
wife of H. Wittenberg; Captain James
W., Captain Lincoln, Uaptain ueorge
M., Captain Delmer, Busan Elisabeth,
wife of A. 8. Heinta; Pearl M., wife of
George W. Hoyt,
EWti who are not registered and
who desire to vote at the Presidential
election, should lose no time in prepar
ing the means for so doing. Registra
tion blank to be witnessed by six free
holders can be obtained at the County
Clerk' office, and these should be
sworn to before any Notary Public or
Justice of the Peace. Young men who
have become 21 year old since June,
and who were deprived of registration
before, must fill out registration blanks,
and ought to do so immediately. Per
sons who have full cltisenshlp papers
who are not registered and who are
otherwise qualified, should also have
certificates filled out at once, If they do
not want to be deprived of their votes.
Some people are wonderfully gener
ous, but not to iuch degree as to cause
any aurreptious depletion of their fi
nances, however. The following from
Tuesday's Oregonian i a splendid ex
ample of some peoples' abundant gener
osity: "The story comes from Salem
that a Populist Sheriff took a convict to
the Penitentiary, and upon going to the
Secretary of State's office to get his
warrant for expenses, asked one of the
clerks to make out the formal claim.
The clerk figured up the expenses in
curred by the Sheriff and made out the
claim against the State for the total,
119.06. The Sheriff, grateful for the
fnvor, told the clerk to give him the
119 and keep th 6 oent to pay him for
hi trouble."
The style of the official ballot to be
used In the election next Tuesday and
the manner and place to mark it ap
pears elsewhere in these columns this
week. At the right hand margin of ihe
ballot appears the names of the candi
dates for President and Vice-President
opposite the group of the name of the
Presidential Electors representing that
party.. In the form of the ballot ns it
appears printed today, betweeu the
number and name of the four Republi
can Presidential electors appears an
"x", indicating the manner and place
you are to mark your ballot. Since the
Australian ballot law has been in vogue
there has been no Bimplor form of bal
lot Issued than the present pne, and
voters should experience no difllculty in
properly marking it. In the form
which appears this week is contained all
the information that will appear in the
ballot which yon will bo required to
vote next Tuesday, and a careful pe
rusal of it will be a help to the voter
when he enters the voting booth.
Dr. II. R. Cliff returned last Saturday
night from a trip to England, whence
h went over two month ago. He re
ports a delightful trip and a most pleas
ant visit with his relatives and to the
scenes of his boyhood. While In Eng
land he called upon Captain James
Good' mother, visiting the old home of
that gentleman, a did he also visit the
mother of Mr. Arthur Ueorge, of this
city. The doctor says that with all the
wealth of England and his natural in
clination to admire the place of his
birth, he had no desire to remain there.
America, in every respect, savs the
doctor, is far superior to England, and
he was overjoyed to return to the land
of his adoption. The voyage from
Liverpool to Philadelphia consumed
thirteen day time, his vessel exper
iencing the most extremely severe
weather the entire time. Dr. gained
fifteen pound In weight and show
other evidence ol a thoroughly enjoy
able trip.
Some inkling of the 'plans which the
O. R. N. Co., has for the improvement
ui eeasiue iratuc nas leased out througn
a semi-official source. It is (aid that
the purchace price paid for the Ilwaco
road wa $142,000. According to th
advice received th road i to be made
broad fcuaged. The sum of $350,000, it
is said, is to be expended upon general
improvements, and the new terminal
will be Knanpton, on the north bank of
the Columbia, where tides will not
bother. Valuable improvement are to
oe niane si me other end ol the line.
according to the same source of infor
mation. The road is to be extended
westward from Nahcotta, It present
northern terminus on Long Beach, to
tne ouoaiwatcr Day aide ol tne penin
sula, nearly to Leadbetter Point. It
would make a longer and more profit
able branch to extend the line as pro
posed and give (eaaider larger scope
tor sightseeing, and fishing and hunting.
J. H. Farrnl, of Astoria, better known
a "Happy Jack," received hi sentence
from Judge McBride in the Circuit
Court in this city last Friday morning
for the offense of slugging a Chinaman
on th train while en route from Port
land to Astoria. From what can be
learned of Farrel he has always been a
more or lens disturbing element, and
while under the influence of liquor, he
made himself particularly obnoxious.
The Court sentenced Farrel to seventy-
nve aay in tn uonuty fall, and at the
time of pronouncing sentence took occa
sion to remark that only for the expense
it would incur upon the County be
would give the offender tbe full limit of
the law. Deputy Sheriff Rice took the
prisoner to Multnomah County last
Friday, where he can languish in dur
ance vile and meditate upon the error of
his ways.
Tbe viewer and surveyors, who are
laying out route for a new County
road between this city and the Upper
Nehalem Valley, encountered an unex
pected dimcuity yesterday, ihev were
at work on the Hayseth farm, a short
distance from Greenwood cemetery,
when they were stopped by Andrew
Olsen. the lessee of tbe piece, who or
dered them off the premises. Com
plaint was msde before Judge Gray, and
tiherifi Llnville left this afternoon to'
arrest Olson. The viewers are acting
nnder the instruction of the County
Court and Olsen will be tried for con
tempt of the. orders of the Court. As
toria Budget. ' This is one man' idea of
promoting the good roads Question, but
take all kind of thing to make up
ttil big world of our.
There ha been a change in the time
ot arrival and departure ol mail by
boat at the St. Helen poatoffice. For a
considerable length of time the O. R. A
N, (Company's boat nave not Handled
the mall, the Gatiert taking it both
way, but last triday a change in the
programme went into effect whereby the
up boat in the afternoon will take the
mail Instead of the Gatzert on her up
trip at night. This i a much safer I
schedule and will be greatly more con
venient to the postmaster and the
public
To remove a troublesome corn or bun-
Ion : First soak the corn or bunion in
i water to soften it, then pare
it down a close a possible with
out drawing blood and apply Chamber
lain's 1'ain Balm twice daily: rubbing
vigorously for five minute at each
application. A corn plaster should
be worn tor a lew aays to protect it irom
the shoe. A general liniment for
sprains, bruises, lameness and rheuma
tism, Pain Balm is nnequaled. For
sale at the St. Helens Pharmacy.
Peter Stewart, held to the Circuit
Court charged with rape upon the little
Lillauh sriri. was taken to Multnomah
County jail last Friday by Deputy Sheriff
Rice. Stewart's trial win oe nau on
December 1st. Only for the fact that
Judge McBride would convene Court in
regular session at Oregon mty on Mon
day last, Stewart's trial would have
taken place beiore uouri aajournea last i
Saturday. I
JXEUBEN. "
G. C. Jaqulsh wa doing business in
Portland Monday.
W. D. Satterlee la, working for the R.
N.dt P. R. R. this week.
Thos. Pawsan la doing business down
on the Cowlit this week.
Peter Mullor shipped a fine steer to
Kalama Monday morning for beef.
Mr. Roberta, of St. Johns, i visiting
her daughter, Mr. W. O. Elliott, this
week. .,
Mrs. Ray E. Watts went to St. Hel
ens Saturday to visit the O. E. S.
Chapter. - -V-
Minnie and Kittle Lindsay were pas
senger for Portland Monday morning
on the Kellogg.
J. A. Carter, of Kalama, was in this
vicinity Friday and Saturday looking
for beef cattle. '
Frank M. Foster, of Morris, 111., ar
rived here Sunday and will visit old
friends for month or to.
Fred Knble is improving very slowly
from the injury he received by a fall
from his bouse some time since.
Win. Rose returned from Coeur D'
Alene mines last week. He says Colum
bia County is good enough for him.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Rnnkins visited
friends in Portland Satunlny and Sun
day, returning home Sunday evening.
Miss Minnie Lindsay, who has been
in Portland under a doctor's care for
two weeks, returned home Wednesday.
R. W. and R. . Foster, of Portland,
were visiting ;frienda In this burg on
Sunday. They returned to Portland
Sunday evening.
The R. N. & P. R. R. unloaded a
barge of ties at this place and are dis
tributing them along their grade this
week. They are busy with their pile
driver driving piles for tbe trestle from
the hill to the river, south of this place.
. Many m a.vr .
Has turned with disgust from an other
wise lovable girl with an offensive breath.
Karl's Clover Root Tea purifies the
breath by its action on the bowels, etc.,
as nothing else will. 8old for years on
absolute guarantee. Price 25 eta. and
Wets. Sold by Dr. Edwin Ross,
COUNTY TREASURER'S NOTICE
Covktv TtitAtimsa'i Owe.
Ht. Uklknh, Os.. Oclolwr , 1900.
XTOTKIK M HKIIKHV (.IVKS THAT A LI.
unpaid County Warrant of Columbia
snd enilorned- "Not Pufd for Wnt of FiincU,"
prior to fabruary Int. two. will be paid un ure-
untatton at this oOlc. Intercut will not be
allowed anr una flat. KDWIN KOHH,
ol7iii l'roaaurerof Columbia County, Oregon,
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.
NOTIOB n HKBKBY GIVEN THAT IM PUE
nuniic of an ordor of tin Comity Court of
the tt of Orenou, lor Columbia County, made
aiiu viuerK'j ui uie niaowroi ma eftuue oi r. m.
U1,i... rf......... ton. ... ...I. !.
cumifn;.nn'j,uii wi. mil U.I . tflliyi
tin uti'lenlxned administrator thereof will Mil
at public aufllon, tj tbe hliiheat bl'Mer, for
oah, and tubject to oonllnnatlon by aald Court,
on Haturday, the Drd day of November, 1WW, at
the bour of 10 o'clock In the forenoon of aald
day, at Ihe trout door of tbe County Court
fioune, in mm iity oi at. Helena, uregon, an me
right, title and Iniereat of the aald V. M. Web
ber at Ihe time of hla death, or which liaa aloce
been enquired by bla eatate. In and to the lol-lowlnK-aeaontred
real property, to-wft: Th
weav ui ine norinweai ui tne aoutneaai yk oi
aectlon 7, townahlp 4, north of ranee 1, went of
me wmameiie menaiau, in coiumoia uoumy,
Miate of Oregon. DAVIO HAVIH,
Admlnlatrator of th eatate of F. M. Webser,
demeaned.
ADMINISTRATRIX SALE.
XTOTICK 18 HEREBY OIVKH THAT IN PUH
ll nuance of an order of the County Court of
ine mate or uregon, lor waauuiKiOD bounty,
wade and entered In the reeonia of aaid Court
on the lt day of October. 1WK), in tbe matter of
the eittate of Jobnaton freeman, Jr., deceased, f
will, on Monday, the Mh day of November, ltWO,
In Ht, Helena. Columbia County, Oregon, at the
door of the Court ilouae, In aald fit- Helena. Or
egon, tell lu one parcel, to tbe hlghent bidder,
foroanh In band, all of tbe right, Utle andin
tereat that Jobnaton Kreeiaau, Jr., bad at ths
time of hla death, or that hla eatate haa nine
atuiulred of. In and to all of the followlng-d-nrlbed
real property, lying, being and aituate
In Columbia County, Oregon, and deacrlbod as
the aouth of the nortliweat and the north
aet of the northweat and lot S, of aectlon
6, townnhip 7, north of range 4, weat of tbe Will
amette meridian, containing IbD.U acres.
Dated this it day of October, 1UH). .
Admfnlatratrlx of the eatats of Julinaton free
man, Jr., deoeaaed.
Ueorge K. Bagley, attorney for administratrix.
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Conrt of th State of Oregon for
the County of Columbia.
J. 8. (Miner, Plaintiff,
va.
Mrs, M, K. Bryant and C. P. Bryant, Defend
anla. To Hra. M. K. Bryant snd 0. P. Bryant, the
above-named defendants.
IM THK NAME OP THK STATE OF OREGON:
You are hereby required to appear and ans
wer the complaint flled agalnat you in the above
entitled action on or before the lat day of De
cember, A. D. MOO, aaid day beiog tbe expiration
of atx weeka from the lftb day of October, A. D,
WOO, the date ordered by tbe Court for the drat
publication of tbia notice, and If yon fail to so
appearand aruwer the plaintiff will take ludg
mentagalnat you for the sum of two hundred
dollars and Internet thereon from the 23th day of
July, ittift, at the rate of ten per cent per annum,
and the further agin of fifty dollars attorney fee,
arid thecopte and dlsbttreementa of tbia action.
This anrumone ia published bv order of the Hon.
T. A. Mcllrlde, Judge of the above-entitled Court,
roaoe ana entered on tne i.m aay ot ucwoer,
A. D. 1900. (i.LTNKR & ttfiWALL,
olnMl Attorneys for Plaintiff.
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit CoVirt of the State of Oregon, for
Columbia Coanty.
' Jeaaie K. Bonuey, Plalntlft
va
Elijah Bonney, Defendant,
To Elijah lionney.tbeubove-named Defendant:
IN THK NAMat ur THK 6TATK OFOKKUON:
You are reuuired to aorjear and answer the
complaint Hied against you In the above entitl
ed suit in the Court above named on or before
the 3rd day of November, MOD, which is tbe
time proscribed in the order of publication of
thia Hummona. and if vou fail to anuear and an
swer, Plaintiff will apply to the Court for Ihe
The releif demanded in aald complaint fa for
a dissolution of the bonds of matrimony now
and heretofore existinar between oialntin and
defendant, upon the ground of desertion of
plaintiff by defendant and for the care, custody,
control and education of the following-named
nlnorohlldranvls:CharleaH.Bonneyaud Fred
dy E. Bouncy, and for general relief in the pre
mises. This Summons Is published pursuant to
an order made by th Hon. J. B. Doan, Judge of
the County Conrt of aaid Conuty and Htate on
Sept. 20th A. D. 1900, in the absence of the Bon.
j . a. aicnnue, uug ui ui aoovv uuim uiun
In aald County and Stale, and entered to the
above entitled Court. The date of the first
publication of this Bummons la September 21st
IVUO. and th last Dubllcatkin thereof is Novem
ber trd A. D. 1900. O. W. COLK,
Attorney lor riainun
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for
i;otumoia voumy.
Minnie P. Dunn, Plaintiff
vs.
Harry P. Dunn. Defendant,
To Harry P. Dunn, the above named Defend
ant:
IN TUB NAME OrTHKBTATE VFOKKtjuri :
Yon are reauired to airoear and answer the
complaint filed agalnat yu in the above-entitled
suit. In the Court above named, on or be
fore the 3d day of November, ltax). which is th
time prescribed in the order of publication of
this summons, and if yon fail to appear and
answer plaintiff will apply to th Court for the
renei prayeu lorin cue coiiiptoiui, wsi; ins
FMlt.f nemamlad in aaid comnlalnt ia for a de
cree dissolving the bonds of matrimony now
and heretofore existing between plaintiff and
defendant upon tha gmnnd of willful desertion
of plaintiff by defendant and for tbe care, cus
tody, control and education ot the minor child
ren menuonea in saiu complaint, to-wis;
ltarrv E. Dana and Nellie E. Dunn, and also for
decree awarding to plaintiff for the care and
support of herself and aald minor children, all
of the lot No. 12 and the east hair of lot No. 11
In block No. t In the town of Ueorgetown, ac
cording to the plat of said town now on Hie in
the offlca of the Clerk ot said County and State,
and for general relief in tne premises.
This summons ia published pursuant to an
order of and made bv the Hon. J. B. Doan,
Judge ot the County Court of said County and
Stntejna September 20, MS), tn th absence of the
Hon. T. A. McHrkle, Judge of th above-named
Court from said County and State and entered
In th above-entitled court The data of the
first publication ot thta summona la September
21at, laOO, and the la.it publication thereof la
November 3, A. D., WOO. O. W. COLK,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
A Village Blacksmith Bayed Hie
Little fton'a Life,
Mr. H. H. Black, tbe well-known vll
lage blacksmith at Orahamsville, Snlli'
e -a ar . , . n..i
vuu vt., ii. .. enn; vor iium wph.
five years old, lias always been subject
to croup, and so bad have the attacks
been that we feared many times that ha
woold die. We have bad tne doctor
and nsed manv medicines, but Cham.
berlaln'a Cough Remedy is now onr sole
reliance. It seems to dissolve tbe tough
mucus and by giving frequent doses
when the croupy symptoms appear we
have found that tbe dreaded croup is
cured beiore it gets settled." mere is
no dsnger in giving this remedy for it
contains no opium or other injurious
drug and may be given as confidently
to a babe as an adult, tor sale at tne
8t, Helens Pharmacy.
' Card of Thanks. - -
We wish to extend our sincere thanks
to tbe friends, and especially to Mr. and
Mrs. A. H. Matthews and Mr. T. .
Mills, for their kindness in carina for
our son and brother, during bis late
illness and death, and to all others who
proffered help In any way.
Bklatives or J. J. Vkck, Disiaskd.
Ix frlglatfat Failures.
Six terrible failures of six different
doctors neurly sent Win. If. Mullen, of
ixickiand, u., to an early grave, aii
said be had a fatal lune trouble and
that he must soon die. But be was
urged to try Dr. King's New Discovery
for consumption. Alter taking nve
bottles be was entirely cured. It is pos
itively enarantoed to cure all diseases
of the throat, chest and lnngs, includ
ing coughs, colds, la grippe, pneumonia,
bronchitis, asthma, hay fever, croup,
whooping cough. 60 cents and $1. Trial
bottles free at tbe Ht. Helens Pharmacy.
CITY TREASURER'S NOTICE.
Orncs or Citt Tasaavasa,
8t. H Lria, Oregon, October 19, 1900.
THB CITY TKKABCREK OP 8T. HELENS,
Oregon hereby gives notice that all war
rants of tide city which have been presented
and endorsed "Not Paid for Want of Funds,"
prior to Jane 8th, 1900, will be paid upon pre
sentation to me. interest will not be allowed
after this date. DAVID DAVItt,
;ity Treasurer.
NOTICE FORJPUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior.
Laud omca at Okiook citt, On..
October 20th. 1900.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THK
following-named settler haa flled notice of
his Intention to make final proof in support of
hla claim, and that said Droof will be made be
fore the Kegiater and Receiver at Oregon City,
Oregon, on December 4th, MOO, vis:
SAMUEL J. RAPPETY.
Homestead entry No. 11,364, for the west of
the north went V and southeast of northwest
li, and southwest of northeast H of section
20, township 3 north, range S west.
He name the following witnesses to prove
hla continuous residence upon aod cultivation
of aaid land, via: Thos. O. Meacham, of Bado-
na, uregon, jacoo rjonucnt, oamuei oipp aim
Win. Gregg, of Mountain Dale, Oregon.
O26H30 CHAS. B. MOOKE3, Register,
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of th State oi Oregon, for
th County of Columbia.
Th First National Bank of Portland, Plaintiff,
vs.
Daniel Holton, Defendant
To Daniel Holton, Defendant above-named:
IN THE NAME OP THE STATE OK OKKOON,
you are hereby required to appear and ans
wer to the complaint filed herein agalnat you In
the above-entitled Court and cause, on or be
fore the 2rilh day of November, 1900, that being
the date fixed In the order of publication of
summons for your appearance or answer, and If
you fall so to appear or answer to the complaint
the plaintiff will apply to tha Court forth re
lief prayed for in his complaint, which Is: -
1. That the plalutlff hav Judgment against
said defendant, Daniel Holton, for the sunt of
ld.60.VJO, witli Interest thereon at the rate of ten
per cent per annum from the 1st day of Novem
ber, 1W1, and the further sum of goOO attorney'
fee; for the lHrther sum of Ca.l& Paid by plaint
iff on aoceunt of taxes and in redemption from
tax sales upon the real property, hereinafter
described, and for its costs and disbursements
in thia ault.
2. Kor a decree foreclosing a certain mortgage
bv you executed to Henry Fleckenatein and a.
Julius Mnysr, partners by the firm nam of
Kleckenstelu k Uayar, recorded In the records
of mortgages of Colombia County. Oregon, No
vember Srd, lrSH, at patre 438 of book "(J'T, which
said mortgage has heretofore been, on the 23rd
day of December, 18tM, sold, assigned and de
livered to the First National Bank of Portland,
plaintiff heroin, by aald Henry Fleckenatein
and a Julius Mayer, partners as afoieutld, said
mortgage being upon th herclnaiter-daaoribed
real property. ,
8. For a decree adjudging the moneys dne
plaint!!! and for which juilgincut Is herein
nmvrf to b a lien UDon all the followlmr-de-
HOrihnd rv.nl nmnortv. to-wit: The north half of
tne norlh half ol section twenty seven i7), and I
the southeast quarter ot tne nortneaai quarter oi
section twontv eight (28), in township four (4)
north, range two (2), weat of th Willamette
meridian, containing two hundred acres, more
or lesa, l,vlug and situate in the County of Co
lumbia, State of Oregon.
4. For a decree foreclosing tno right, title and
Interest which the defendant to this suit haa iu
or to th real property herelobefore-deacribed,
ana directing tno sute oi sua reai property, tuw
proceeds thereof to be applied In payment of
the amount due aud which may be adjudged to
plalntilT in this suit: and ihat plaintiff hav
Judgment and execnttou against aaid defendant,
baniel Holton, for any deficiency that may re
main after applying all the proceeds of said sale
of real property applicable to the- satisfaction
of said Judgment, and for such other and fur
ther relief as to the Court may seem meet and
equitable. -
This summona la served upon yon by publica
tion by order made by the above entitled Court,
to-wit: th Clroiitt Court ot tbe State of Oregon,
for the County of Columbia, on Uis 10th day of
Ootober, WHO, which dlreots th publication
thereof In Thr Obsooh Mist, a newnwper of
general circulation, printed and published at
St. Helens, Oregon, onoo each week for six suc
cessive weeka, th first publication of this sum
mons being in theisaue of aald paper of th l'Jth
of October, 1900, and the last publication thereof
being in the Isane of said newspaper of the iitrd
of November, 1900. r
POLPH, itALLORV. SIMON QKARIN,
I Attorneys for l'lalutlfr.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of th Interior.
' Lxso OrHtx at Obigok City, Ob.,
October 20. 1900.
TVfOTICR IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
i following-named settler bas filed notice of
his Intention to make final proof In support of
his claim, and tlfat said proof will be made be
fore the Register and Kecelver. at Oregon City
Oregon, on December S, 1900, vis:
DANIEL D. TOMPKINS,
Homestead entry No. 12,124, for the northwest hi
of aectlon 18, townahlp 4 north, range 2 west.
Ue names the following witnesses to prsve
his continaous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, vis: John F. Miller, of Oregon
City, Oregon, Albert L. Miller of Warren, Ore
gon, Byron . Nichols, of Portland, Oregon,
and Jacob H. Tompkins, of Warren, Oregon.
O26n30 CHA8. B. MOO RES, Register.
NOTICE FORJPUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior.
Land Orncs at Obsoox Citt, Oa.,
Oct. 6. 1900.
NOTICE IS HEBEBY GIVEN THAT THE
following-named settler has filed notice of
his Intention to make final proof in support oi
hia claim, and that aaid proof will be made ba
ton th Kegiater and Receiver, at Oregon City,
Oregon, on Nov. 19th, 1900, vis: '
JOHN J. BLACK,
Homestead entry No. 10,838. for tha east Hot
northeast of aection 27, and west S of north
weat 4 of section 26, townahlp 6 north, range 6
weat.
He name th following witnesses to prov
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said laud, vis: Charles W. Eichman, Erick
Erickson, Joseph W. Beed, Clarence steed, all
of Keaaey, Oregon.
CHAS. B. MOORK8, Register
Timber Land, Act June , 1X78.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United 8txtxs lastd Orricx,
Oreooh Citt, Oregon, October 22, 1900.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN COM
pllance with th provisions of the act of
Congress of June t. 1878, entitled "An act for
the sale of timber lands in the States of Cali
fornia, Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Terri
tory," aa extended to all the Public Land State
by act of Aogast 4, 1892, Walter W. Webster, of
Buxton, Connty of Washington, State of Oregon,
haa this day flled in this olhe his sworn state
ment No. 5305, for the purchase of the southeast
Vt of section 29, in township No. 4 north, rang
No. 6 weat, aud will oner proof to show that tbe
land sought is more valuable for its timber or
atone than for agricultural purposes, and to es
tablish his claim to said land before tbe Regis
ter and Receiver of thia office at Oregon City, Or
egon, on Tuesday, the 8th day of January, 1901.
He names as witnesses: Robert T. Simpson, Al
bert F. Webster, William B. Lousignont, Robert
Kuhn, all of Buxton, Washington County, Ore
gon. Any person claiming adversely the above
describea lands are requested to file their claim
tn this omoe on or before said 8th day of Janu
ary, 1901. CHAS. B. MOORES. Regieler.
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logger, mechanic, business man and laborer can
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