The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913, December 07, 1900, Image 3

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    ()Iii:(H)N MIST.
. The. semi-annual election of olllceri of
win nniKtiiiioI 1'ytliia of thin city took
plmie J u.)Hdy evening, mmltliiR as fol
mvt: (!!,. linUK U. C: Jau.os W.
I 'Jmn i v. u. ! Martin White. M. a
ii ' ..Watte, .J'roIti Edwin
W. A. Harris, K. of It. and H. ; Davl.l
I hvIk, M. t A.j K. B. Mason, I.
O.j If. it. (Jlill", O. (J.j frank Dow,
trui.t(!K for threw ymr. Installation
will take ,H tho first Tiwaday in Jan
ury. Afu.r thn routine bwm of the
lodjjn Imd been broiiiflit to a conclusion
liuinlicrof Indies nnd friends chiiiu in
null relroshuioiits were enjoyed.
The rcmlfrliig of Ilia (Wlaio-n In the
Circuit Court hint Halnrdiiy in thu (
of Winora Armstrong et nl mimIiihI
Kitcltael 1, UnrrlH tit al, minus thu mitt
u W. at least temporarily.
J 111 wax Mil action brought lo net aside
tho will of of Jcmho (iuild, tHjqtictltliinK
to Kiicliael I. ilurriii curtain IhihIk oh
Huuvio' IhJmii.1. It 1 1 nil betsti r carefully
and unite Ktuhbornly contented cure
throughout, mid tlio dcclnion whs ren
dered only iiftur lengthy and candul
consideration. Tho defendant, Mm.
Harris, is, by th! decision, given tho
title to the premises which It wan tho
intent of tho will to convey.
1'oonle who have tiina to atop nnd
think about it are again beginning to
wonder how much longer tho rata war
will liixt between the Astoria At Columbia
Uivitr Kailwav and the river fleet of the
I O. It. 4 N, Those who claimed to know
Saturday. December 15th, there will or predicted that the pason-
. uirm oftloimtv I.,nrt li..l,l . K'f "' would op reatoreu alter me
liere.
Xuim gooduat Dolllim A dray',
Vury n Uw iJin'i'iiibcr wenther, tlmuk
you,
Mr. 0. lu. Ayer was in from J'urla
Wixlimaday.
O. V. (lilnoil vlnltod tho tnotriijiollH
last Monday.
3. 0. 1'ringln w over from voinoulii
Monday and Tuesday.
Alfred Oleveliind, of Astoria, visited In
tlii oily a day or two laat week.
Charley Moserve.'of Itoluna, was in
thl city a day or two till week.
Mr. T. II. Wallace and Mu. Moyor
vera over from Vulhiy Wednesday.
B. 0. Henry, of St. llolen. ii agent
for the Intent improved gasoline lamp.
Thomn llenderxon, of Asbirla, was
In thin vicinity a day or two thl week.
llimd Hupervlaor I'lnnk attended to
luiMlneM inutUir lu Portland Wednes
day. The cane of tho Htata agnlnHt Prince
Albert Htuwart coat Columbia County
1U5.
Dr, Caweod, dentlit, can be found
each Wednesday at the residence ol It
Cox.
ncanide trade subsides, or. at leant.
! during the winter months. But there
tweni to tie no proapect ot a change.
I reriiik are ridinit between l'ortland
and Antoria for 25eenU the bsiiio a they
1 have hiHtn amen the fight wa inaug
nrnteil. and aomii likulv to continue
doing to, until one or the other of the
t coniiiKiiio crv nulla.
George Anderaon, who viaited bore for . ..... , ,
mhw duva uaat returned to Olvmuia1 A we atatwl two week ago, Road
wILUI p"''lu nea WU,'u lJ ,8uporvlii)r flank l.aa been doing aomo
weaneauay. UplcnUUI work lu changing and making
Mr. W. H. Powell returned Tuenlay ! a new road from the western end of the
evening from a week' viait with rela-j long bridge loading in to thia city on the
Mr. Alexander flwnrd, of Vernon in. ;
rai In town tlii woek on buaiutw mat-
tor.
Do not neglect to attend the baaar
TliuraUay ana i rtaay vciiint(i oi uent
reek.
tive at Moniiioutti
Bev. It. M. Jonea
went, the courae of the road waa
will hold divine f"nPw w,,mja"r"y oirec ion, icau-
r.i.attha Conureirational church at I " " unu ",B ana iiiKJrcepiing
" ' , " " . , .,. vunii i ""'a roi,1 nuout a nan a nine
BcappooM at 3 p. m., next Kunuay. fmm U)Wn mn cU M thwgilt
Oil-grained Kuanla leather hoot, I expeUent a a matter ol economy, and
waterproof, laat three tinie a long a in thi the Huperviaor haa diaiilayed
rublier boot. Call and examine thetu aplendid judgment, a well a lu the
at Collin A Gray'. matter of finding and locating (be road
Th. .,..... Ifarenloa la on the lort. ou ",,;h. butu"' !io. "voiding aev-
land-Aatoria run lu place of the Ualwrt,
while that ateamer i undergoing aoine
much needed repair.
The annual hauar by th ladle of
the Kpiacopal church of tliia city, ia to
liebulil Thnraday and Friday evening",
December 13lh and 14th.
D. J. Switaer ia engaged for a few
ay thie week in examining the title
'and making an alwtract of land in
Cowlitx County, at Kahuna.
The place to procure auitable Chrlat
ina preaenl at uiiuinuiu coat and hare
an eulovable time i at the bataar to be
held next Thnrfuny and Friday evening.
About a den memberaof the Artlaan
Aaaenibly at 11 mi I ton attended a meet
ing of their lodge friend at Kalama.
la Saturday night, and a royal good
time 1 reported.
Mr. K. M. Wharton and family have
freturuetl from Kan Joee, Cal whither
they went laat an miner, hoping to im-
' Iha Li.ullli of tluiir .ill TllM
are located for the present lu l'ortland.
Commencing next fnnday at 11:30.
Bev. Mr. Punuiug, of Foret tJrovo, will
breach In the Cougregnlional church
riura throughout tho week. Mr. 1'hil
brook will not preach at Bachelor Flat
on Humlay next.
Martin Stickler, the fUherman who
waa arrested lait Haturduv for the mur
der of Mr. and Mra. Corueliua Kuapp,
at Callin, Waah..haa coufewiH'd bia gmit.
lie al conteaiHhi to the murder of Will
iam B. Hlmnklin.
The following named neraon had
letter remaining uncalled for at the Hi.
Helen poatoHlcei on December lat:
Mr. Nellie Kenuever. Mia Minnie
Tiiley, T. F. Ford U. W. Kiloy.Mr. Tim
loon, Wm, Wataou, O. M. Zuinwalt.
Beuntor Fulton, and Sliorllf Lluvllle,
of Clnteop County, were in town Tues
day doing buaineiM with Justice. Cox,
having arrested Win. Smith for trexpaa
ing uKin the promine of Tho. Qiiinn.
Hinith pleaded guilty and waa lined f 15
ud coat.
Mewtra. Israel Bincer, It. Peisenmn,
fi. U. Hchoonover and L. W. VanDyke.
ol Vernonla, were in the County Seal
laat Saturday in response to tummona
iaued to tlie'iu to lie on hand and take
port in the conduct of Circuit Court
matter coming on that day to bo heard,
acting a juror,
Five maakeil men talked Into the
ofllce of the Wetirn Lnmlier Company,
at l'ortland Wednesday afternoon, at a
'quarter to 0, hold up the men in the
office, aioxed the envelope containing
tlie monthly wage of the day force at
the lull), dumped the content into a
lag anil wataeu away in me uarxuca.
The bandit procured WW.
Thankagiving Day In thi city wni
made all the more pleaaaut by the an
embling of dien of peraona whoao
home wii formerly here, where the day
could necoHnarlly be made more pleas
ant than elsewhere, owing to aaaoctallon
with relative and friend for a few
hour. The day was truly a pleasant
one in tunny home in our town
Arrangement are being made at Wnr
ren for an entertainment to take place
In the very near future, the principal
ieature to be a farce entitled "The Milk
mui.l'a finnmnttnii." The nroceed ac-
irnin im 1,1 h. annliml in flniMhiug the
MethOiliat church at that place, the ded
ication of which it is expected will take
about the last (Sunday in this
nionth.
A very unfortunate accident occurred
t Btanwood'a mill Wedneaday after
noon. While operating a cut-off saw
h. .Ihl hand of Mr. J. B. Sherman
came in too close proximity to the ma
chine and the hand received uch In
juries that it was neceBnrv to amputate
the thumb at tho first joint, the entire
(rid. flnoor wa removed, and the fore
finger was lacerated in a frightful
ner. but may be saved.
mi. .. l Ai-Haans at Houl'
. ".".T' rV,.i for themselves
tun nro wii:Fiiiia - . i.i-
: and I rioud on the occasion of thoir
open meeting ulgni.
DVeember 16tti. An interesting literary j
programme i being pnfare'l, oi's
ng principally of a light
otKer entenitining features, eftoi w bh h
, rofreabmont will be served, to all of
which the. public Is tti JXJ
cordial invitation to witnes and enjoy.
1 1'rtnce Albert Stewart, "'i"'"'
charged with attempt to comn . t rape.
TJ'"; nrA .alii v." Stewart .was
end very abrupt, rocky places along the
route. Tite road ha been surveyed and
will be legally and permanently located.
The b.tdgn will be lowered and tempor
arily repaired nntil spring, when it will
bo taken away and a suitable and per
manent grade made.
Commiasloner Case visited Portland
one day last week to ascertain informa
tion as to the whereabouts of Mr, 0. It.
Boles, an old gentleman who owned a
homestead near W. H. Powell's place,
below 1'itUburg. Mr. Case went to
l'ortland to seek information at the re
quest of a nephew of Mr. Boles', who
reeue in Micnigan. niwn me om
gentleman left his home at Pittsburg he
went to Portland, where he became sick,
and it wa ascertained by reference to
the County record that he had applied
for aasintance from the County, and
further, that he died at tho Mult
nomah Cnnntv hospital on August Hist,
1BUU. Tho old gentleman waa aixitit
sixty year of age when he left Pitts-
mrir. lie has numerous roiauves in
Michigan wile and children. His
nrouertv in this County i aid to be of
coniilerable value for the average home
stead ranch. Mr. Case will report his
findings to the relatives in the Jbaet.
Talk of smallpox in thi vicinity is
Indulged in very freely of lata, ami
Madam Humor bs 11 mat me maiauy
has Dieted upon nearly everyone in the
community, but no deaths have yet
Wn reported. U tlie auegea contagion
con Id sieze hold of the tongues of some
of the meddlesome school children who
are cockling such rumors very likely
there would be nothing more serious
result than the temporary abatement 01
the veerings of some little meddlers.
School children are prone to peddle such
matimontfl and thev are magnified until
,1, ,..,, nf nthorwiae sensible person" are
overcome with temporary norror. j-asi
year the alleged prevalence of Manila
itch had the ellect of thinning out the
attendance at the public school, and
some whose life is made burdensome by
compulsory attendance and application
ol mind to their studies have found in
thi a anhuidld . opportunity to avoid
attendance at the schools.
MR, HAMMOND'S V181T. .
Ia ICxcliliig Considerable Interest
, in Financial Circles.
President Hammond, of the Astoria
4 Columbia Hlver Uallwsy, will not re
turn home before Jimuiirv 1. lie is
still In San Francisco, but is exiected to
leave lor tlie I'.unt lu a lew days.
Just what Mr. llainniond's extended
visit means only thoso who "are next"
can surmise. One thing i certain, he
is not visiting simply for his health.
Ill interests in Oreuon demand his full
time, nnd It must bo very nrgent busi
ness that would take him awav from
hero. By his extensive operations in
the .Northwest he has shown that he
has powerful backing somewhere, pre
sumably in New York City. Kxcent
that he hnd ucccsi to n long nnree he
could not keep up with the proti acted
wartare lie lias egiuiist a powerful cor
poration like lliuO, H. & N, ; nor could
lie purchase a hlif red ood timber tract
which wont with the purchase of the
railroad in lluinbnlilt County, Cat, In
udiiiliou U these interests, he has the
option on largo timber tract in the He-
halein country, controls the Corvitllis a
r.Bfltern. anil is nrepnring to extend that
road into Central Oregon.
When Mr. Hammond's business is so
important that it take him Kast to
commit personally with the men who
are backing him, those who pretend to
Keep Close track ol suctr tilings declare
there is something more than usual in
the wind. Telegram.
it... ..til, hifA face; belt
marked oropofl (eft and under bit m the
right ear. one z-year-oiu uwn
name uescnpuon, nui iuicv..
3-year-old yollow Jersey, name mark a
IlrstaesorttMiu cow. ii(iirn
white cow, one horn broken off.
JouN t. iori"i
Ittuntcr, Oregon.
wAnue.N ITEMS.
Jack Cooper, of Portland, visited with
relatives over Sunday. '
.i..i.n ft. Barlclilo left for hi home at
Shoalwatcr Buy laat Monday.
Mrs.LirJiie Oslleld and Mrs. Maggie
Cooper returned to their home in I ort-
land last rrmay. .
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Pattulo, Will
l'attulo and Mr. Stevens, of Porthuut,
smnt Tlianhgiving as uk s
Mr. ana Jurs. iuob. mram,,
Mr. E. H. Lynch was arortland vis
itor last Saturday.
A carload of tiling arrived one day
i .r u i... xi, li. II. C arke. A
force of men la busily engaged tiling
the lower field of the Noon farm.
A meeting of the proposed new
creamery was called at the store of Mr.
V u if-nnn w. Saturday evening.
Mr Max Burg presided over the meet
ing. Nothing new being brought ap,
tho meeting adjourned.
The young men of Warren will give
.i. ... T......ai.. .... tliis Friday evening.
After the programme lnnehea dl be
sold, after which dancing will be in
dulged In bv those who care to trip the
light fantastic. The proceeds will be
used to purchase uona iush-uiuw.
i At .vnrvnne attend. .
A bold attempt to burglarise the store
of Mr. J. . nacon wo
Wednesday night of last week. About
12 o'clock a noise was heard "
one were trying to -ry open th-door
Mr. Bacon, very cam-ioum. ,i
rnVstorewhee he -u -d the man
for a short time. BiM-ir
nlyer. The follow gave one yoll and
disappeared down the racx prs
badly trignieiicu
beard of ainee.
Mrs. Ponnick returned home lart
Wednesdav night, after a few days visit
with relatives in Portland.
Miss Edvthe Hasen is -pending a few
dev. at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Grant Lynch, ot tscappooso,
SCAPP008E NEWS ITEMS.
Fred Pangerfield was attending to bus-
ineHi in l'ortland one day I ant weak.
Bulub Thomas spent Saturday of last
week in Portland. '
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lambcrson spent
Thanksgiving with their daughter in
l'ortland.
lay White ha been on the sick list
for the past week.
Newton Perry and family, J. G. Watt
and family and Mian Procbatel spent
Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Price.
Miss Maude Watts, who is attending
Pucilic University at Forest Grove, is
spending a few doy here.
Onitn a crowd of vonncr neonle at
tended the ball at St. Helens on Thurs
day of last week. All report nice time.
Tommy Callahan, who is working at
Kelso, spent Thanksgiving at home.
Mrs. Tompkins and father, Mr. Smith,
spent Fri'luy and Saturday of last week
in Portland.
The school directors of Warren showed
their good judgment in retaining Prof.
A Hard to teach their next term of school.
Don ia the right man in the right place.
Mrs, Shattuck i reported very ill.
Mrs. Ellis and her aon. Karl, of Mc-
Cormick, Wash., are here ou a visit to
relatives.
Key. K. M. Jones will hold service at
the Congregational church here on Sun-
lay next, uecemoer utn.
Will Lonsignont ay the only thing
he lias to be thankful for is that the
owner of those decoy did not catch on.
Miss Alice Enirlert is spending a few
day with her grandmother at lioulton.
Mat Englert is digging a well for Teter
Loueigiioiit at his pluce, on the Slough.
Jack Chambers says any man ought
to lie thankful for four years more of the
full dinner pail.
Geo. Vollens, who hai been employed
at Independence for the last two months,
returned on Sunday' train,
Mrs. D. A. Paltullo and Mr. Thomas
Isbister, of Warren, . re Beappoose vis
itors Saturday lust.
There la a rumor afloat that parties
from Minnesota have purchased the
property of Jomes McKay's, and in tlie
near nun re it is meir imeuuou w opcu
a store. .
Tho Western Packing Company has
poster out announcing mac tuey win
receive a trainload of horees on Decera-
lier 7th at Linn ton, which they will sell
or trade.
Last Friday night ome one attempted
to break in to Mr. Lam hereon' house,
but was prevented from doing so by the
watohdoc. which made the would-be
burglar make tracks lor tall timber,
The management of the masque ball
In lie iriven here on December 25th wish
it announced that no expense will be
snared to make it a Brand event, and all
who attond are assured a pleasant even'
ing' enjoyment.
IIICEB ISLAND.
rw friend, flharlos Enalish. ir., has
placed a new platform at the front and
rear nf his store, the best move that has
been modo at Deer leianu lor a long woo
Mrs. Pulliam. of Quincy, is visiting
her sister, Miss tlutgley.
Miss Neltie Pavne spent Thanksgiving
Day at home witn ner parents.
Hfrnntre. but Mra. Palen Clark's birth
day fell on Thanksgiving day. Her host
nf friaatwlal ISI I ft ttll thered round hor on
the occasion made her many acceptaoie
presents, one especially so, oeiug
Wtilcn picaseo. ner vorjr mu.
Mr. Willis BumgRrdner and Walter
riark are very busy cutting wood lor
Travis Bros., of Portland.
Mrs. Spooner ha been visiting Deer
Island friends tlie past two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Scflert are visiting their
daughter, Mrs. ueorig.oi iswis river,
Mr. and Mr. Brown gave a Thanka-
;,.;,. nnrfv lHni'imr was induteed in
oniiiiniiina until tlie break of day. Tlie
large attendance voted the occasion an
enjoyable affair.
Inducement for the Hoys.
John Dollar, located on the corner of
First and Yamhill streets, Portland, has
a display of twenty-live different styles
and grade of Boys' suits, which are
offered as a special inducement from 60
cents to $1.60 less than any other tore
in the city. John Dollar knows that the
boys are hard on shoes; that's why he
carries none but good, solid ones, and
sells them from 25 cent to 60 cents lens
than any other store in the city. A big
variety of boys' caps, regular 26 and 60
cent values, are offered for 16c, SKic and
il.'ic. A large assortment of boys' waists at
26c and 4()c, regular 60c and 75c values.
Tho latest style of sweaters, 50c, 76c, H
and 11.60. Tfie boys can be very neatly
dreBxed for a very little sum of money by
nuylng ot John liellar, comer rirst ana
Van, hill streets, Portland, Oregon.
IllSUBKN,
Samuel Munn was a visitor to Port
land Wednesday,'
Mrs. J. M. Lindsay visited Portland
Wednesday.
MUs Edith Clark, of Portland, visited
Miss Tempest McLaren Thursday.
John Burbee returned home from the
Coweeumn Thnrulay evening.
Mrs. James McNa'ughton and Mrs.
Eniil Waaser visited Portland Friday.
Mrs. W. E. Elliott visited her mother,
in Portland, Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Jacob Goorge, of Portland, vis
ited Mrs. B. E. Watts Saturday and
Sunday, returning home Monday on the
Kellogg.
Dr. J. A. Bay. of Pittsburg, and his
daughter. Mrs. Wright, of Mist, were
passengers lor rortland Monday.
C. L. Wilcox moved his family and
household effect to Portland Monday,
Mrs. Edith Bettle visited Portland
Wednesday.
Collins 4 Gray, the people' mer
chants, are now ready for the holiday
trade. They have just received an as
sortment of toys and notions appropri
ate for Christmas presents, beside a
new lot ol supper, anoes, etc. ii win
not be necessary to go elsewhere for
anything you may need. 1
COUNTY TREASURER'S NOTICE
Cousty TsimiK'a Owcx,
St. 1Iki.h. )., November W, WOO.
NOTICE IH HEKKBY GIVES THAT ALL,
i,r,tu.M Ciimlv WarrflliLa of Columbia
Conntv, Orenon, which have been pret-nUii
and ewtnnwl' "Not I'ald for Want of Vuuda,"
prior to MnihHh, Moo, will be paid uboo. pre
entaiu;n at thin olhce. Interest will nol be
alloWBtlallerthlBdate. KPWIS ROrW,
0l7ulS Treasurer of oalumbla County, Oreicon.
Reopened to the Public
Oriental Hotel.
EUGENE BLAKESLEY, : Proprietor.
ST. HELENS.
Board by Day, Week or Month
At Bkasohabli Fioubi.
Visitors met at ateamer landing and
guests baggage looked alter.
THE OLD STAND
ST. HELENS, : : OKEUOS.
The Columbia Jetty.
The work of repairing the jetty at
Fort Steven preparatory to extending
it farther seaward i now fully under
way. The Oregon Bound Lumber Com
pany, which iiu tlie contract for the
piling, one day the latter part of last
week delivered the first bargeload at the
fort, and is also barging down 1, 000,000
feet of lumber from Portland for use on
the Jotty. . The contractors for the piling
are securing supplies from Kalama river
and Stella, and are taking them down
ou the barges Defender and Columbia.
It IS poBsiWe that aupplie ol roea win
be secured from a point nearer than
Fisher's Landing, where former sup
plies have been taken from. An eflort
iY being made to form a quarry on or
nt-ar the line of tlie Antoria & Columbia
Kiver Bailroad. This would enable rock
to be delivered much cheaper than in
the old way, as cars could be run from
the quarry to the dumping place on
the jetty.
Among the tens of thousands who have
ud Chamberlain' Cough Remedy for
colds and lagrippe during the past few
years, to our knowledge, not a single
case has resulted in pneumonia. Thos.
Whitfield A Co.. 240 Wabash aveune,
Chicago, one of the most prominent re
tail Uruggists in that city, in speaatngot
this, says: "We recommend Chaniber
laiu.s Cough Remedy for lagrippe in
many cases, as it not only gives prompt
and complete recovery, but also counter
acts any tendency of'iagrippe to result
in pneumonia." For sale at the St.
Helens Pharmacy.
How to Care Croup.
Mr. K. Gray, who lives near Amenia,
Duchens Comity, N. Y., Bays: "Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy is the beet
medicine I have ever used. It is a fine
children' remedy for croup and never
fails to cure." When given as soon as
the child becomes hoarse, or even after
tbecroupy cough has developed, it will
prevent the attack. This should be i
borne in mind and a bottle of tiie Cough
Remedy kept at hand ready for instant
use a soon as the symptoms appear.
For sale at tlie St. Helens Pharmacy.,
St. Helens Pharmacy
DR. EDWIN
a V'VVVrVVyWVVVVVy''VVTWVVVVA
Mkifciyvvy'Vv-vy
9
ROSS, Proprietor.
Perfumery, Toilet Articles,
School Books,School Sup
plies, Stationery, Etc ....
A LARGE STOCK OF
BOOKS
Suitable for Holiday Presents.
A New Line of Choice Perfume
jimt received.
t
Prescriptions carefully and accurately compounded at any hour of the
day or night. Orders by mall for medicine will receive prompt attention.
PAINTS, OILS,
PAINTERS' SUPPLIES.
CLEVELAND
A UU 1 1 Aub UULUKSl.
..St. Helens Pharmacy..
LST. HELENS, - OREGON
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
uudeniiKned tan Iwcii, tj Hie Hun. County
Judce lor ColuraBia County. Bute of On-gun,
aj,pointd ailiniiiimrator of ihe e.tateot Maria
Went, deceased. Any and ail iiemons havlna
clalma aKalnst aatd entate are hereby reuuired
to preaeiit the same to me at my nwi'ience at
Hr.ai.iHoe, Oregon, within lx rnoiulm from tlie
dale ncreof. liated Joeinlwr aih, l'.io.
HABKY WKUT,
Administrator of th. estate of Maria Weal, deceased.
ESTABUHHED
....1900
JOHN A. BECK
DEALER IN
Watches, Diamonds, Silienare,
....JEWELRY....
Kepairing a Specialty.
807 Storrlnoti St. Bet. Front & First, PORTLAND.
Steamer G. W. SHAVER.
i pFfl.nrf font of Waflhlneton street,
ln, ;i'ukAnVe"a'tHi, wav landlnw. on Monday
aud Thursday at 0:30 a. m. Leave Clatskanie
Tuesday and Friday at i o'clock a. m.
Shaver Tiansportation to.
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Conrt of the State ol Oregon for
the Conntv of Colnirbla.
J. a Uillner, Plaintiff, .
v..
Mra. M. E. Bryant and C. P. Bryan. Defend-
anu.
To Mrs. M. B. Bryant, ana xi. r. urjau., tue
above-named delendanw. -,.
IN TUB NAME OSf THE STATE OFOKEGON:
Voa are hereby required to appear and ans
wer the coinnlHlnl Olea Kinst you iume ooy
eutitle.1 action on or before the 1st day of ue
ceniber, A. B. lane, said dny beim; the expiration
of six weeks from the lath day of Oetober, A. 1.
VM). the date ordered by the Court for the flrnt
publication of this notice, nd If you fail to so
appear ami answer the plaintiff will take ludy
meut aKainst you lor the sum of two hundred
dollars and Interest thereon from the 2Mb. day of
July, law, at tlie rate of ten per cent per annum,
and the further sum of fifty dollars attorney fee.
ud the costs end disbursements of this action.
This summous is published by order of the Hon.
a. MiiBrlde. Judge ol the above-eniuiea i-ouri.
made and entered ou the 17th day ot October,
A. u. liKIO. 0'LIIr.n mmu
ol9nl Altorueys tor riaintin.
Timber Land, Act June 8, 1HM.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
CacntD States Land Ornci!,
ORK'n CITY, Oregon, October 22. 1900.
NOTICE 18 HKRKBY OlVKN THAT IN COM
pliance with the provisions of the act : of
Coneriif June 3. 1B78. eutitled "Au act for
the sale ol tlmlier lands In the States of Cali
fornia, Oregon, Nevada, and WaaliluirtvD Terri
tory," as extended to all the Public Land State
by act of August', uWi, Walter W. Webster, of
Buxton, Countv of Washington, State of Oregon,
has this dav filed in tiiis o.hee his sworn state
ment No. 6305, for the purchase of the southeast
W of section 29, In township No. 4 north, runga
No. 6 west, and will offer proof to show that the
land sought is more valuable for its timber or
stone than for agricultural purposes, and to es
tablish his claim to sid land before the Regla
teraud Receiver of this office at Oregon city. Or
egon, on Tuesday, the 8th day of January, Wtl.
He names as witnesses: Robert T. Mmpson, Al
bert F. Webster, William B. LousignoM, Robert
Kahn, ail of Buxton, Washington County, Ore
gon. Any person claiming adversely the above
aescribed lands are requested to (lie their claim
in this office ou or before said 8th dav of Janu
ary, 1S0L CHA8. B. MOOKKS. Begisler.
DENTISTRY.
EEGISTERED DENTIST Long experience. All kinds of fine dent
al work. o matter what yoor work may be, yon can have it done here,
and further, it will be done in a first-clasn, dorable manner. Your work
ia not limited to last only a certain number of years. Much of it will last
the ret of your life; aome of it may not. You will be told the truth con
cerning its permanency when. you. come in. Everything depends on the
quality of your teth. Teeth examined free and an estimate given, you
Uiua know just what your work will cost before you begin, and no change
will be made except at your own solicitation.
PAINLESS
.EXTRACTING
Gold Crowns, o.OO; White Crowns, 5.00; Bridge Worfc, ao.uo: txoia fin
ings, $1.00 up; Amalgam Fillings, 75 cants up; Cement tilings, 60 e,
COLO, CELLULOID AND ALLUMIHUN PLATES.
Teeth extracted free (painlessly) when teeth are made. Warm, pleas
ant rooina. Lady attendant. Appointments made by mail. :
; ' OIS. THOMSON.
Rooms 60 and 61, Washington Building, Southeast Corner 4th and Wash
ington Streets, 6th Floor, Portland. Take elevator.
Quality and Variety
LIQUOR LICENSE PETITION.
To the Honorable County Court of Columbia
County, Oregon: . . ... .
Wo, the undersigned legal voters, residing In
Oobleprecinct, Columbia County. Oreeon.would
respectfully petitiou your honorable body at its
next regular esaion, which will be held on the
9th day of January, M01, in, the Court House, in
the Ci'y of St. Helens, Columbia County. State
of Oregon, that a license be granted to O. K.
Ilnntsr ia sell sniriiuoas. vinous aud malt
liquors in quantities less thi
Stealer JOSEPH KELLOGG
Leaves Portland on Taesday, Thursday and Sat-
aruay at is.bi.iw . ,
St. Htltiit. Kalama, Catreira Point, Rainier
and KtlBo,
Arriving at Portland Monday, Wed
nesday and Friday at 2 p. in.
Wharf foot of Salmon St. H. HOLM AN, Agent.
verdict oi -not, ,K'' 'i I,U nmllinl.
unable to , tarnl. . bond . J l PJ ,.
-i -i- nnndina the atlj iurnoo
S of Court? l'l? .M'r i ooose. vliitcd W.'rVon last Sunday
custody Immediately upon uicn. ( hmn
went of the verdict.
Jfut Saved Hta Mfa.
It was a thrilling escape that Charles
Pavis of Bowerston, O., lately had
from a frightful death. For two years
a severe lung trouble constantly grew
worse until it soemed he must die of
Coneuniption. Then he began to use
Dr. King'B New Discovery and lately
nrntM. "It trnve instant relief and
effected a uornianent cure." Such won- ;
derful cures have for 25 years proved KM
all r.h.)ufc ailll P
Its power to tuionii
lung trouble. Price 60o and 100.
Every bottle free at St. Helens l'har-uiacy.
XTo resort in the city of St. Uel-
il en is near as popular as the
gANQDET.
Onlv the very best brands of im
ported and domestio fine wines,
liquors and cigars kept in stock.
CYRUS ' NOBLE WHISKEY
WEINHARQ'S BEER.
Oregon,
an one irallotL iu
Goble precinct, in said Couuty aud state, wis
...... t: . . . .... Mn.,wl f,l. M nArlOd Of OU
year, for ail of which jruur petitioners will ever
prav: W E Huntor. Edptr Eiiyart, llio Pw
on, Q C Jaquish. F Bruman, W A Blood, J Bur
bee, O W Foster, Win 8 Beiidick, J Keunwly,
JohnOillem, FW Makluster, O 0 Fowler, Vic
tor Korer, H Blake, J Chester, A itcer. R Liv
ingston, J M Fowler, H MKowler, L Bradley,
M Bradley, Frank Welter, H Ward, Christopher
Maginn, Joseph iJtwrenco, C P Anderson, Wal
torhunter. Bolt Uarard, John Muuson H Meh
man, James Moriarty, It L Pierce, C V Miller,
C Horen, B W Fowler, J D spain, 8 h Butts, Joe
Schmidtmein, B Wajyler, Jay Archibald, John
"Farr, Ross Envart, Peter Hoesay, Thos Day, M
Link, P II Filer, E V Butts, C C Fowler, t,eorge
Foster jr. O V Melville, William Thomas, N
BallsonliUFnlttm, A Lint, C Krauke, 0 W
Pltsenborper, J C Monroe, Jao Unsslamnd, I at
!penoer, Frank Cleaver.
Are two very important features to take into consideration when one goea
to procure arncics lor bvoijikit unc
our host of patrons we are pleased to say we haye
QUALITY, VARIETY AND QUANTITY.
- Our large and select stock affords the intending purv
chaser splendid opportunity to get the beat
bargains offered in this vicinity.
GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, CLOTHIEG,
Famishing goods, hardware, tinware, paints, oils, glass, crockery, cuttlerj ,
blankets, oil clotning, ierat nour. itBruBti inn a" .
garden implements, and dairy supplies, etc. etc. .
COLLINS & GRAY,
THE PEOPLES' MERCHANTS.
Goods Exchanged for Jt'roauce. Ol. ncLtno, wnr.uwi.
PETITION FOR LIQUOR LICENSE.
To the Honorable County Court of Columbia
County, Oregon: .,. ,
Ae, tlie unuercKiieu iwn, ,"vct."D,'V'R
Ooble Precinct. Columbia County, State of Ore-
Pool and card tables for the en
tertainment of patrons.
EUGENE WHITMET, Prop. "
ion, would respectfully petition your Honor
able Body at its adjourned term, which will be
held on the loth day ol December, isw, in ine
Court House in the city of tit Heleus, Columbia
i! ,mv Ktt nf Oregon, that a license be
grantcu to jonu wuiww ok.-""-, -
ous and malt liquors in quantities less than one
gnllou. in Gohle Precinct, in said County and
Slate, and that said license be granted for a
period of one year, lor au oi wmcn
Guv Smith, G 8 Foster, G C J-
latc, 'and that Baid license be grantei
rlod of one year, for all of which v
vcrpray: J Chester, R L Pierce, D C
1 KOthWeil, UUV Dlliliu, ur a "J',
ouish, O E Hunter, win o nuruicy.. i
Huuter, 1 M spencer, John 0 1 em, J i Camp
hell, M Uuk, Jay P Archibald, Bolt Havard,
Wm Connor, E W Fowler, J M Fowler, J M
Lindsay, Jas Kennedy, Jake Miner. Wm Fur
long, OVorce Yates. Geo N White. Walter Un
derwood, Bill McOHs, C. Hoveu, Charles Link,
Allen N Fogle, Goo Gale, J Desnain, V Wacho
wiak C rt Sore, W Miller, H W Jurks, Carl Gus
tttfsoa, Jas MoNauh ton, H A Mccormick, A B
Porter, R Champion, It Siennlck, T Wasser.
Emile Washer, Avery Miller George Clark, J
Wallace, John Shea, Pat Clafiy, John Whitney,
C R Melville, O J Melville, G c Fowler, Peter
Hoveu, Alex Nichols. Victor Fnrer, W L Hun
ter, H Blake, W A Blood, l J Fulton.
NORN.
wV A ww.a iW. AAA Ait
lOUl'OBTLilVI), ,WLV.
Grkwrll. At Warren, Wednewlav,
I)ec?uiber 5, 1900, to the wife of II.
T. Grewell, a son.
n ?' S' "an eSialnment i Sin.to" the m.oiupetent judges.
. pii,, m tl a exact date we have This wil I mko Oiem hops sonant ir
in a short time, tlie exact. ut i quarter of tlie Tvorld nioro
not yet learned. .-,..! '""' rT, ,t ,i,B nrescnt tinio. and
... ...iii,- w,n. R letllold, oi ocau- irn... " ' - tk u,,k i,
for a innre lor tnw pnximo ut i..
H
li
Word has been received in Salem, snys , ' Jj
the Statesman, that hops grown on the ;
Dove plHre, near lntlcpenJenco, won the , LJI
eold medal at the l'nris exposition. The JJ
Orocon hops wore placed in competition , fi
witheverv hop-growing country m the k Jj
world an.f it is a sourea of much pride to ; ' JJ
(ir,nn trowera that tho hops grown 2
top price iu the markets of the world.
-8TEAMER-
"America"
r
Willamett Slongli Route
Leave St. Helens. . . . fi :80 A M
Arrive at Tortland. .10:80 A M
Iavo Portland 2:30 P M
Arrive at St. Helens. 6:00 P M
MRU 5 DUSTS.
Will Carry NotliliiK but Passen
gers and Kat Kieight.
J 4.il:s ciioi, namter.
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Conrt of the State of Oregon, for
Columbia county.
John Farr, l'lammr,
, vs.
TO.v.1. W l-tfn,tt.nt
To Libbic'Farr. the alMive-named Dcfrnrtant:
TN T IK NAME Ol. TH It STATE OFOKHGON:
swer the complaint filed against you, on the JMh
. .... l t itsit in Iha ahitVsWHUtlt Ml
tt-SSnvStt vJhTs U,e
time prescribed In the order of publication of
. and if you fail to so appear and answer anld
complaint within said lime, the plaintiff vvt
w to the Court lor the relief cfemaudeu in
the complaint aforesaid: to-wit: For the disso
lution of th. bonds of matrimony, now and
heretofore existing- between you and tlie Jve-
named plaintifropoii the Kroundaofthadesertiou
for moiie than one year Immediately preceding
i the eommenoeineut of thi ult, by you Irom
! PThTs s'ammon la published In the Omook
I Mist, pursuant to an order made by the Hou. J.
In .... .itk.CiinlvCnllrtnf UUltl COl-
! umbta County, Orcxon. dated the 8th day of
! November A. U. WO, In the absence from wild
1 Countv of the Judge of said Circuit Court. The
, date of the llrst publication of this summons Is
: November 9lh. A. D. HRK), and, the lastjiii lw-
tlon Ii or will be Deoember nth, A. "-r,
Attorney for Plaintlu.
Seasonable Goods
U our store means that we keep constantly for sale a variety and quality
of merchandise which at all times is suitable to the demand
of all well-living people. We cater to all classes
LOGGER, FARMER, IIERCHART.
General Merchandising
Is our especial business, and we have held the fort
oy oiieriiiK uu.tj v. hw-..v-
quality prices.
Household Necessitie
23
Supplies for evervbotly and to meet all demands. We invite examination ,
of our goods and guarantee satisfaction as to price and
quality. Now is tlie time to call on
POPULAR DEALERS.
ST. HELENS, - - OREGON.
.....JOI.NSOri & BURCDORFER BROS
o Muuufnctnrcrs of and Dealers In o
Kinds of Rough and Dressed Luster...
Floorlug... uatlo ...reillna;
DlHieuaioii l,maer..
Mill on south fork of Bcj,ooac crcck.four V
miles from Hiai,MoKe smiion.
, ,...nv..,...l at tuxuiM stlion or ,
Johnson' landliiK t l-IW lr M, Jtl-. Al
W arren station, tl.nl).
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