The Oregon mist., May 24, 1901, Image 3

paris of kb sci:e:iLAW
rnM.t Tear WUt Cental.
rha n tchool law will go into eflWt
utt 1WI. 'You will notWaj tlmt.ee.
"ibool rr thall twin on the
third Monday of Jam and end on the
laat H 01 J Una. niumMwaiurrw
! .i!i:.iiinn coiiiinlttee nl the law
'tiU UW read fultowst "andth
SfthTPwill Win ttuithlnl
oBthatHIrd Monday In Jun and audi
I? th day preceding. The currant
" .... will bruin on Hi drat Mon
,uVni'rMarob. MOl. nd end on tli
ILi Monday In Jun. W01. Yna will
therefore, that Uie current school
Mr will b W than twelva month
Li All reports, record, ete., ahould
ha kpt noon tha baala ol th achiwl
vMr eitendlng from th flrat Monday In
Jlercu, KKII, M th. third Honda la
ih iimj1 All tchool officer whose
miliar tha old law. would expire
apMiUKllrtt Monday In March, 1U0J,
will bold over ttntU Uia third Monday In
Tira'ara special blanks to bo filled by
applicant foriUt life dlploinat, under
action 170 and 10, Oregon rkhool
Laws; benre, when applicant wish to
auk, application (or a life diploma,
omlerseid eectioiia, they should mak
application to tha state superinteiidsiit
tor W proper
Ray Morton, th clever euttor at tha
elty meat market, tpant a day or two In
Aatorl laat woak, whr lilt brother
bad a surgical operation performed, and
whoea condition la reported favorable
to recovery.
Mr.. Oeeer Hun tar . ha leased th
Oobl hotal, t Ooble, and Ita reopened
It to tit public. It baa completely
renovated and refnrnlahed tha bout
and la now aol to mak bis guest quite
otMnlorUbb).
Mtaa Lulu Gorc. who haa baa
teaching at Cap), " nsvlng a vacation,
wing to tha (not that it waa ne
try to do th school on account of
th high water Interfering with th
travel of the pupil to and from th
school building. , ,
Th .teamer America waa ready to
resume her run laat Monday morning,
alter a few day lay-up (or repair end
repainting. Mine her reappearance ehe
loota like new boat. Her bull re
cti red a eoat of paint, thua inereaalng
bar rata o( epeed to wonderful degree.
TheTreeeott Cold ,ptorg Company,
atUobte, ia not handling any, tiab at
preeent, though their he making ma'
ehlnery te kept moving. It ia expected
that run of flth will appear in th
river early neat month and that ship
ment will b made within th neat
three week. ,
Our eity dads hve added aom much
needed equlpeg for fire protection. A
new no can, two new ladder and 400
(eet of new hoe waa purchased laat
week. Although It la splendid Idea to
hav each material at band, no one de
airee to witneaa th aeeeeelty of preetlng
It Into service.
The Northern Faelfio railway ha a
crew ol carpenter at work relmildlng
and strengthening th cribbing ap
proaches to th Terry dip at UoW.
When Uie pre tent work la completed th
approach on both aide ol th river
will be etrong enough to eund tha work
required of tiieta lor th next eight or
ten year.
May, o (ar, haa been a very profitable
month In the oou nty clerk' office. Up
to laat Monday night that office bad re
reived over geVM tn fee and land re
demption during May. Land redernp
tiom were th principal eouro ot till
reran u, being 70e.M. Recording fee
amounted to IUM, and court lea
amounted to 3t.
Much of the baelaeaa eomlng before
the circuit court at the preeant term wa
not vt a very Important nature, there
being but lotir Jury trial, and it waa
pomtltle to diepoaa of litem th flret
week. Ilcno th court diemiaeedthe
Juryman, except 8. A. Milea and tavid
Nvie, Saturday afternoon, tho re
doeiag thcrordiaary uet ot a Jury to
about one-hall. Soma- eneea in equity
were heard thia week, and th term will
likely end on Saturday.
Thoae pe renal Intereeted in the breed
ing of good boree can find aontething to
lntereet them by perneing th advertiee
ment in another column of Lafayetta,
the Fere baron atallktn, owned by Mr.
Johaeun, ot 8cappooee. Thl bore will
make tha aeaeoa of 1901 at Warren,
fhlllip't elation, Waahington county,
and at the home of the owner. He te
regiita red animal, and thoee intereeted
in good horee will do weld to Inveatl
gt th padigre ot Lafayetto.
A bed of pendid gravel haa been
diaeoveredon tha Noon place, at War
ren, being at ' the eaatern aide of the
prealiea. Thl fact will be of unlim
ited value to th owner abould be con
sent to allow ite removal, and ot muoh
value In the matter of road building in
caee tha county would delr to ua It
(or that purpoee. A few mile above
there, however, ia an axteneive gravel
pit, owned by tha Northern Tai'lBo.
The location of the gravel at th Noon
place la at a convenient point ehould it
ever be agreed upon to pnt th malarial
on tha road ia that vicinity.
jAt th Met meeting of Ave tempi of
Rathbon meter, held in thl city, a
grand lurprlee waa Kperienced by one
of th eiitera, Kra. W. A. Harria, who
expect noon to leav (or an extended
Kaetern vielt. The ueual buainea of
the temple wa conducted, after which
lew friend were admitted to the tem
ple room ami thnaa nraaaut feaeted on
Rood thing to eat andpleaaing worl to
ear. un netiail ol wie vempm
brother-eliter proMiitod Mr. Harrii
with a boquet of beautiful Bower, alter
which nuineroaakind word wereapoken,
aeaarlna Mra. Harria of tha temple' ap
preciation ol hor preaenoa and eervl
in the work of the order and tha well
wlahet o( th member during her ab-
ence iroiu ue city and the lotigo. ..
Ai we all know, It i an eeey matter
to iuue county warrante, but eucceeding
n their navmant' and collection ie not
eeh an eav matter. However, hut
Frldav the countv treaaurer turned back
to tha county elork over fS.OOO of war
aota which "ha had recently paid and
canceled. On April lit, thl year, the
amount of outstanding warrant accord
lu:.to th) county clerk'a book, wa
J23!,00O, and tha recent cancellation of
,(XlO o( warrant tower' tha amount
outstanding to (19,000, beiildea aeveral
tDouMtid dollar worth, ealled and not
premnted, I The -pwtfrt'e that twill b
nadethiayear-lh the reduction of the
eonnty dU onght to lie gratifying to
evwv resilient and tnTnavnr of the
county. I'reiwnt condition bid fair to
lt"lmot entire canwllntlon of the out
atanding obli(fiHioin of the county at no
Th new onler of thing In regard to
th carrying of mail, which will eoon b
iimuKurated, conulm not o much au
leniant of protection (or th people a
H doea protection lor the individual.
The ruling of tha pontal department
that beraartar noon but an actual real
dent of the vicinity n which the mail
l to be delivered liall be allowed to bid
on mail contract, time putting an end
to tha unjutt method of iter route con
tralore, and the dleaatroua effect upon
individual aa well a tha body ol the
people, in thle connection the mail
route from Houlton to Vernonla pree
enta itaelf (or coinldorallon. At Uie
preeent time a dally mail aervice I
being maintained between thoee piacea
'naxlmum coet to the government
of 70p per year. Thia ie all right if
there la anybody eo hungry to be in Uie
government aervlo (or eo email recom
pence, but out nl 1natlj in ...i.
mal enmething ahould Intervene to give
I , j i?.' na " greater qnautlty
of food. The work now being done iii
th delivery of that mall, where four
liorae and two men are nereatary, i
well worth at leait li600 a year, or four
ttmea the amount now being received
i not too much. Th government doea
not reauire ar aik that i.l h.
don for nothing, and there Ie no one to
blame for the exiiting conditlona ex
cept thoee who offer to do th work for
running.
tesppeota aa4 PltUbarg gtrvey.
On Monday morning th engineer)
broke camo on Hcauixmu mnmk nH
atarted r tha Exit fork of Nehalem,
from which beae of operation th work
of locating the line from tha weet end
of the tunnel to I'ittaburg will he con-
iiuuou, u win cm neceeiary to bring
Ui camp eoulnaaa to lioullnn ami n.
eeed with It over th Vernonla and hl
Helena wagon road to the new camp.
For obvioua reaaona Tua Mia la nni
able to learn when construction la to
begin, ae aurh mattara are lnaal
gnarded by the eompanv'e otficlala, but
t if believed that wtrk on the tunnel
will be commenced toon. It 1 th In
tention of th company to complete
the eurvey of the road through to tha
eoaatthie aommer and it ia estimated
that tha work will occunv the anaiw of
eight mon t lie. The court which the
road will take after leaving Pittaborg i
purely a matter of eoeculation at nm-
ent, and will probably not tie eettled to
the atlefactioa of the public until the
grade atakea ar driven. !'
O. H. r. to twaaie G red! eg.
Mr. Dav. of the Ooble. Nehalttm A
Pacifle railroad, atated to a reoreaetita-
live of thia paper Monday that grading
will be returned on hie road next week.
It It th Intention of th company to
puth conetroction ol their road ae rap
idly aa condition will Inetifv. When
operation! were commenced on the road
it wa expected that a great deal mora
in tha way of eonatructlon would have
been aocompllthed bv tbl time, but the
extremely wet weather of the paat few
aionina naa maa it very expenaiva ll
not impoeeible to mak and hold a grade
in the country through which their line
paeee. but it ia booed that weather eon-
ditiona from now on will be more favor
able for tbeir work.
A. JT. Babert Acaltte1.
Tha court of Justice Cox waa occupied
Baturdav, in hearing the rate of A. J.
Robert, charged wttli -violation of the
oehing law by operating a aeine in the
wateraoi the Columbia ad Willamette
rirare without a iiceiiae. The ttate
failed to make a eaaa and tha defendant
waa dlacharaed. , It anoeara from tha
evidence that the defendant wae, at the
time ol hie arreet, alinply employed by
th ownere to tnperviae the operation of
th gear, that ha waa not the owner ot
the eel ne and wa in no way rrtponmiiie
other than a to Ita proper . handling.
Tha oou rt, therefor, dlecharged Mr.'
Kobeit and charged tha ooate to th
Uto. -
Hi Sunday School Attoclallon of
Colombia County uteeta at Bcappooee
June lth and XOtb.
The eonelituencv of tha aerociatton
ehall eontiit of tha paetore of the vari
oua ehorchee, tha uperintendenta, and
two delegate from each achnul tn the
eonnty." Article 4 of eonatitution.
Urbgatea and otnere inienuing 10 oe
preeent ehould notify Mra. I). Price, of
Bcappooae. chairman of committee on
entertainment. C. . I'liiuaooa.
Be Morgnt' large etock of aprlng and
aommer millinerv. anmmer ciotning,
thirt waittt, etc, all apring atyle, bulu
and late et vie eklru. l
Rev. Mr. Philbrook ha received a call
to Willsbnrg, uiactamaa eonnty, lor
next Sunday, and will be unable to fill
bit appointmenta at Deer Inlaud and
St. Helen.
M, Alva Wikatrom. of Yankton, ex
pect to In about three week for
Yreka. Cel.. near which place he ha
torn mining lntereet which lie will de
velop thl cummer.
Crowded to Bav Kxpeaiea.
A aplandid dttplay ia to be ceen in a
nlne-ebow-window (tor on th corner
of Flret A Yamhill streeta, Portland,
owned by John JJelltr. HI etock. con-
ciating of clothing ana enoea, erowoc uie
store until there is hardly any room left,
but the public I not looking tor large,
convenient atore eo much .a it look
for email prices. Mr. Uellar claims ne
aavee expente by crowding and give
the benefit of hi economy to purclias
er of hi good price cannot be
equaled ; men enlte, fancy worsteds or
ahoes, a variety at all prioea, witn a
special line Ol saun-cair eonu
siiea, S to 8W, for Wo, worth 1.W.
Strictly one price marked In plain Bguree.
SUMtOHi If MWCAW.
la the CIreott Oeurt et Uie ae ol Oregon, for
lomh Htybara, pUlnllg. ' ,
ftwon Rrlktea and Mareella Kriktoa, hit wlft.
To tne tO"Tt-iiimw
e,llt Brlkton. I.lt ' ''nftllKOoM
H Tint NaUSOIP THgeTAlal OFOnnuun
,e"h.by iMtilrwl o .pimr and aa.
war Ute anmplaliit aiea aaainw u
Im)- antllloa ctu and oolirL wllhin iix
from it.d .l.r My . V'' "
the d.t of the ttr pu itW u,'d"i.
mom and tha Mm preorl wl by law d tiie
ord.ro! h. publication ,-.( tor you M
nftniai i aaisv , . "
I.1111..-..V ?- "---,- ,---- au,A -IHM. for
(W iMiv-blt on or before two ytatt after Uut,
Sfe interna at the rate ol Mil per eeni per an
Wim Vmm da.. uVlll ptld, tnd for .b atter
, a feeaiu ths eonrt thall tl "dt
t; a to mr a aeerre an . VV " ;iJ,n in
morUweltyendaiewld
ki.i.fnr. la lowunhloliumuer ai an '-.."
hV4...t,.dl..wmam..,..
iHRlhU OOliniV, in " 'J' tv,k- At J(khrL,
BO tad moriaaw - ln.d
orueroi at "r.r" Kj; .11 turihorrlnhl.
rllil n tnn en i j-k, i Hnwar in
-.-"' m.. ... im mitn ou mnw
..... .1 ,l.i..iiaimnni
newaj
clievtois, regular aiii.oti vamea.
andglO; boys' uit. regular 4 valuee.
forJ.7ft; men' and ladiea hoee, vie
or Russian tan. tS value for I2.W; lxys
pjr tud u.wr wlima thu urn. i-i"Vr
lirf will apply to b aenrt tor Ue relief de
mtndwt I- b ttid eo,pU.nt. lo-wl for, a
J
THROUGH DARIMESS TO tOTI
THRIbliINO KXPICIIIBNCES OP A
ill Entires POS8B. j
Captured their Maa, and Hatter Ead
Will a Wedding. .
'u?1'1? Hattn ui 1,1 poty
. in ,r01" Multnomah county had a
thrilling experience at a very early hour
Tuesday morning, so much eo, Indeed,
that none of the members of theollicial
party have any deelreto re-engage in
like exploit (or tha mere cake of the
thing. The gentlemen from Multnomah
county arrived here at a late hour Mon
day night, and eliciting the aatlstanc
of Sheriff Huttan in their cause of run
ning down a culprit, who was known to
be in the viefnit nf R-a
and hack were secured, ami a start made
through the intense darkness for the
objective point. A disastrous and much
unlooked-for interruption to the favora
ble start off soon occurred. In fact, the
party had proceeded less than a block
from the stable when the occupant
of th hack were picking themselves op
from the ground, and the team was
heard to he hieing itaelf away through
the darkness at a rapid pace. .
Thia part of , the performance of an
official duty was more than two of the
Multnomah tenderfeet could stand, and
accordingly they embarked on a return
ing steamer (or their borne in the citv.
Undannted, however, Bheriff flatten
and Mr. Reeder, the officer who had
been shadowing th offender, started
afoot and alone for their desired point,
arriving lust aa the Bret rays of daylight
appeared in the eastern skv, and after
carrying into execution their previous
plant, succeeded in capturing their man
without difficulty or delay, being found
at tha McKay place, near Scappoose.
The name of the party Is Robert Mc
Quinn, wanted for disregarding an al
leged promise to marry a voung woman
named Eva Reeder, but in Wednesday
morning's Oregonfan la noticed the
atatement that a marriage licence had
been issued to the parties, so it la pre
tumed the differences have been ami
cably adjusted, and the young man
brought to the stern realisation that a
promts should not be made for the
same purpose that pie crut ia made for.
The runaway team was found later, in
a ditch near town, practically uninjured,
and the hack has just emerged from the
vlllsge blacksmith shop, and thus what
might have been an even mora exciting
chapter it brought to a sudden ending.
Iaroe stock of aeneral merchandiae at
Collins and Gray'.
Mr. John McAdam. of Mayger. waa
attending to buslnea mattere In tbia
city Monday.
Mr. A. 8. Foster, of Portland, visited
his nephew. Dr. Cliff, in thia citv Tues
day and Wednesday.
Rev. Mr. Breck will conduct divine
service at the Koieeopal church in thia
city uext Sunday evening.
Every package of Magie Yeast guar
anteed to give satisfaction, ' Use accord
ing to directions aud eat perfect bread.
Charles Blakestey is In Baker City
thl week in attendance upon the grand
lodge of Odd Fellow, a a delegate from
the local lodge.
Fred Trow last week purchased from
Mattie Coolidga a 10-acre tract ot land
near Rainier, (or 1526. Judge Doan en
gineered tha deal.
A good boy. not under fourteen year
of age, wanted at once by Dr. Cliff to
take rare ol team and do chores, uood
horn and moderate wages. ,
When you buy good you want to get
full value for your money. You can do
thia at Col Una A Gray's. Call and
them when you need anything.
At a recent meeting ol the achool
hoard held in Astoria, Mr. Alfred Cleve
land, formerly principal of the school in
title city, wa re-elected principal of the
Utney sroooi in Astoria.
Mrs.' Martin White returned Monday
from a several day'a visit at down-river
point'., Mr. White ia gathering in
formation concerning value in th vi
eihity of Rainier this week. . ,
' Judge Doan negotiated the aale of
160 acres of land in South Beaver valley,
this week, to the Star Logging Co. The
onmertv belonc-ed to Alva E. Graham,
wJho now resides at Beattie, Kansaa, the
consideration being I10UU spot caan.-.
The Willamette Valley Chautauqua
Assembly will meet aa usual thia year
at Gladstone Park, Oregon City. Th
Assembly will convene July sra, ana
continue iu ceesioa for ten days. This
la always an educational treat to tfioee
whocao attend, and it ia likely that
m:$.v ol our prominent educators will
ce a4Bn on mil oocaaion.
tli steamer Bailey Gatsert went
down the river pert thia place Wednee
day 'morning at 9:88, en route (or Ae-
toria.uliavtng on ooaru me inemooraoi
Uie Ohio congressional delegation, who
ar touring the Northwest. Th steamer
waa going at a rate 01 speea wnen sue
Kaeeeo nere ma, wouiu imnuMBa rewiw
reaking trip (ram Portland to the coast.
Acedrdin to the new school law, dis
trict meeting legally called, shall have
power to levy a tax upon all real and
personal property In their district and
make any necessary appropriation
for the support and benefit ot the
schools, provided, that no tax ehall be
levied at any special meeting, nnlee the
call (or such meeting shall have elated
that the purpose of euch meeting would
be the levying 01 a tax.
Herman Schmitt, supervisor of dis
trict N: Deer Island, was in town
Wednesday morning. Mr. Schmitt re
port, the road In his district in very
good condition, considering the fact that
weather conditions have been such that
not a great deal o( work could be accom
plished so far thl pring. There are a
good manv mile of road in distriot 4,
extending' west about fifteen miles,
through valley and over hills, and a
marked Improvement in their condition
in the last year or so I eaiily noticeable.
The third final eighth grade examina
tlonafor the present year are now in
progress throughout the county, com
mencing i Thursday. There are live
classes ill the county. At UlateMnie
there is a class 01 ten, ur. x.. nu
and Professor Whitten being the board:
a class of one at Qutncy, one member ol
the board and the teachers, Misses Cro
ninand Thayer, being the examining
board: a claaa of eight at Rainier; Di
rector Fowler aud Profeessor Gbn
being the examining board; at Goblj
th elm numbers three, Direotqr.MnK
and Mia Veda Lewie being the exam
ining board, , while at 8t. Helens the
class ; number four, Superintendent
Copeland conducting the examination.
. Messrs. Wallace A Mover, of thl city,
a ho are dealing in musical instruments
and sewing machine, are meeting with
A..nutjwl ancueaa in their business.
Ti.ir i,.at.iirtintji. thecelebrated Clough
A WiV.plnal and 'ns, hnve a
..id.. renutatioirj hi4 their intro
duction hi thl vlcinitw ."iswBbrding our
people an opportunity W secure a cp en
Ixia i. ....... ...ii at a cntt far lees than
goods o( an Inferior mnke are being sold
(or. The gcutleineu have placed a num
ber of these celebrated brgaua In this
vicinity, and each one it oivinir eolendid
atlkfavtlon. These Inttrumenta are
made In aeveral style and grades, and
the very particular Demon can be
pleased a to style and finish. Shouid
anyone desire a good organ or piano you
can do no better than call on Wallace
a Moyer.
Tli county judge granted $40 to John
Bucher poat. G. A. R.. Wednesday, for
relief for Abraham Smith, out ot the
soldier' and sailors' indigent fund.
DO YOU KlOWt
That the county judge, lueticeof the
peace and every minister of the gospel
who propounds his doctrine In thia city
is wailing for those weddings that are
growing around ao many front gate?
Chat Grant Walts enthoeiaam over
lawn tenuis Is greater than bia ability
to execute his desire T but in tiii b ia
not alone. .
That Carrie Ma va uvl flia eltv of Ht.
Helena ftannnt Imv Ilia arafir avttoin
beret :...!.
That It would add greatly to the puri
fication of the water if the mains were
flushed biennially T Speaking in para
bles, it would Help the prosperity ol the
town. If you don't know what is
meant, watch tba gait of a snail.
That no county la so well environed
a tloluoiblsT With competition and
selfish jealousies burnt out w could re
store here something of the Edenlc
condition 7 ' v
That Tux Mist bears tha pardon of
Commissioner t raise (or elating last
week that he had received two grade
Holstoin'a from tha EaatT AU hie herd
is grade animals, aa a matter of fact,
and the late additions ar registered
animal.
That there are enough literal talent
of money in St. Helene, hid in napkins,
Purled in the rubbish ol elusuness or
awaiting an easy investment, to do the
very thing in the way ol improvement
and progress that we are hoping outsid
er will do (or ut
That there wea not one criminal case
before the circuit court thia term T O,
but our people are getting good! But
wait.
That Marion Gray he a charming
voice T HI attempted imitation of
Emma Nevada sounds like a cat tight
in tli stilly hour.
That Henry Ward Beecher once said :
"The world in ita progress bring it
treasures to our doors, aud yet we have
not sufficient energy to reacW forth and
grasp them?"
That peart and. diamonds have been
steadily advancing in price (or the past
year? Thia will be depressing new to
local fishermen, who expected to invest
some ot tneir surpiue earnings 01 tne
preeent month's catch of fish.
That Wm. Clemens' daughter once re
marked to her father that hie popularity
waa experiencing a marked wane?
That "A Modern Ananias" ia the
name of a play which local talent haa
talked ot producing? Ths Mibt editor
is personally acquainted with the hero
01 uie pioi, woo ie m neiguowtug wiwi.
That It I natural enough that there
would be a racket at the tennic field?
When all the men, women and children
in town aie there, what else might be
expected?
That polecats, that aweet perfumed
animal, are continually committing dep
redations around tha various henroosts
where young chickens haunt? A better
idea than aetting a steel trap would be
to turn loose the bull dog.
OataOVOXlX
Btantse yTM tioi cs N.-w tlvwt Bse!
Kgtttsre
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COUNTY TREASURER'S NOTICE
Gooavv Taxitoata'a ipncs.
Ht. M ilihi. Oa.. Mav 1. 1901.
NOTICE IB HEREBY GIVEN' THAT AU.
unpaid County Warrant, of Columbia
County, Oregon, wblcb bar been nretented
tnd eudoreed- "Not Paid lor Wtul ol Fund.."
prior 10 November M, rJ0, will be paid upon pre
entallon al lh office. Interest will not be
allowed alter tbla date. KUW1N KOta,
B.toll Treaaurer ol Columbia County, Or.
Httict if Final Stttltmtmt.
N
OTICE 18 HKRKBY GIVEN THAT TUB
undttrate-iiMi admtliiatratnrof theettftteol
Rent. r. Neer. dacetaed, htt filed In the omoe ol
tneeouiur ciert tor viuniot eouoij. oiai. m
Oiafon, bit fliial report, and account ot hit Mid
tdtnlniitratlon ol raid tatate, and that Monday,
...... .... . 1 K. .Wa ItAU.nl 111 A M 1. MB luMkM
Sxed by toe Court tor the hearing ol tald report
tnd areount, tnd of objecllout thereto, and lor
the Ktuemeut tnereot. t.iwm,
Adminltmtor ol th eatate ol BenJ. F. Neer de-
eetted. ma-mat
AommrnATOHS nonce.
mUK IINDKRNlnNKD HA8 BERN DULT AP
1 pointed tt tdmlnlatrtlw ol the etaus ol
O. C. Jnqultli, deeeated. by the County Court ol
th State ol OreKon lor Columbia Coanty, tnd
haa daly outlined. All peraont having claim,
asaln.ltald atMta are hereby no lifted to eret-
ent tne tame to me at mr resiuencv . mrnuan,
Columbia County, Oreeon, with proper .ouoh
rt, within tlx month from thtt daw. ,
It AY K. WATTS.
t,lminlatranpinr the eiitata ol O. C. Jaonlsh.
deeeated. J. 0. Mora land, Attoruty for Kattt.
May a, 1WII. . muni".
nonce to creditors.
In the Countr Court of the State ol Oregon, in
aud lor Culuabla eouniy.
It the maUor ol the taUte ot Henry C. Gragg.
n.vi ii ir IQ UICRVXV (11VKM BV THS UN-
1N deraiaued tdnninlMrator ol the ettaM ui
,i r. . V ... rfuAAu will, a.111 annaxed:
Trt ,ha 'arJTlliira III and til DereoOl htvln
claimt . ualntt th laid deoetaed, to pretent
thatn, witn tne neeeaaary youonora, w mm, n.
the Iter onice ot ateaart. uiiiara umy, iu ok
u.lna flMMin. thn Mm. haina the rtlaoe tlxed
by the undtnliuftl lor the traiitaotion ol the
builueat ol ttld eatate, wllhin all month, trout
the date hereof. iBKAfcl, , unauu, ......
tdminlatraiornllhe eaUte 3t Henry C. UrAKg,
JoMiMrf with will aiinaVMi.
1)1 Mam a uay. attornoyt ror anminiairainr,
with will annexeo. u...-j.i
HOT ICS FOR PUBLICATION. ,
- Deiwrtment ol the Interior. . 'i "
Land Office tt Oregon City, Oregon,;;
May IS, 1901.
XTOTIC8 19 HKBKBY GITKN THAT TKC,
hit Intention to make dual orool In tapper! ot
hit claim, and thtt ttld proof will be mad bt
Inre the Kenlittr tnd Kecelvcr, at Oregon City,
Oregon. ouJalyll, a,l:
f n..n,mM aattiAr naa niaa nonce oi
un.....ta..l antrv N.i. 11MIA. for the neU ol te'
lion 4, tpt north, range S wet. He namet the
lollowlng wltuente to prove hit eiitlnou ret-
iileuce-uiton aua cuiuvnsion ot aaiti ....
Naiel ('. Hollenbeoa, J. C. Rtffety, Btephen llol
laubcrk tnd Jacob Schllcht. all ol ' NonnMin-
q.ln,Oreon, CUA8. B. MOOBKS,
N0T1CS FOR PUB LlC A T10N. . ,
Ieprtment el the Interior.
Land Oltte at Oreeou Cliy. Ormii,
'. MaV 111. lflol.
N'
TICK IS HKRKBT OIVKN THAT THB
nllnu,l(. uamMri aMttkir haa fllad tiorrceo!
hit Inteatioa to make ol prool in snpeorl ol
hi. claim, ami thtt amid prool will be made ba
ton the Bejrtver and Receiver, at Oregon Uty,
0W0"'90iylS"rinR-L
llilu antrv No. 11SJS tor th Tl4 ot B,
..iiMiiiJi.'. aaetlon le.tDSnoilh. rant S
watt. Tie tame th lollowln wltnemrt M
prov hi continuous reainenra wn ana emir
vntlonol l.l land. U: Jultn. M. Cramer. J
cob Miller, Charict iltton and Juwpb Wilier, all
of Mouniainaaie. rrpon,
m j'J8 t'H-ii H.MOORK8,etltr,
r JOSEPH KELLOUG
tea ire. Portland on Tuday, Thursday- and Bat-
araay it 7 a. m. lor
it HtlMi, talama, Carnirt faint. Malar
t- amf Half,
. Anirineat Portltnd Mondty, Wd
Dtadty aud frldty at p. in.
Whtrt loot ol Salmon St, H HOLM AN. Agent.
Geo. L. Perrine,
' ....Contractor....
imt mm m mmm
House-Raising, Etc.
Estimate furnished on application. All
' ' work guaranteed.
CLATSKANIK, i : I OEEOON.
ESTABMHHED
,.1S01
JOHN A. BECK
Watcliss, Diamonds, SilYenare,
...JEWELRY....
Eepairing a Specialty.
m Morrlton St. Bet. Front A first, PORTLAND.
W. D. MOTIB.
T. . WALL AC a.
THE
St. Helens Hotel
Wall acb Moras, Psora.,
Is Again Open to the Public.
Meat Served on Short Notice.
Bed 2d Cents, Meala 26 Cent.
nSD BASS IK COMTBCTIOir. BOSSES
TO BAT 10 CBKTS.
St. Helens, : Obeoon.
Reopened to the PnMic
Oriental Hotel.
EUGENE BLAKESLEY, : Proprietor.
ST. HELENS.
Board by Oay, Wssk cr l!cnth
At RiAsoaABLE Fiona.
Viaitor met at steamer landings and
taesta baggage looked alter.
THE OLD STAND
ST. HEIJSNS, ; : t OREGON.
StsnvvsSal wi ShsritSsn Erss.
-manuvactubebs ow-
Lumber
BrSa Ti.tsrs and
Tiss a Spssislti..
We mtnataetni Snrt-clam rmifrh Inmber
lor all purpowt lor the trade, which we
sell at a moat rettooable ngur.
Dimension Lumber.
Price at the Mill, $5 Per M.
YANKTON, OREGON.
KFAT1 MEAT1 KEAT1 t
City Market
St, Hblkns, Obkooh
UNBSAT A IJCSTCK, PBOPS.
HDKALEBS IN- "
Fresh and Salt Meat.
City trade, longing cam pa, steam-
. . . i it i .
DOaiB BDU retiruau valuta)
supplied. ,..
oanEBS rrtutD on auoar notice.
LVr'r'VWl
avf,vAVVMV
CAFE
ST.BSISNS, - - - 0BEG0X.
NEW PLACE.
i II you want tomethln (mod in th .
, Un ol whisky try
SHAW'S MALT
1 Only th beat ol , -
' iiprs ui Cigsrs Kept in Steel
i OPEN PNOM A. M. TO
I It 0OtOOK MIONIQHT.
BbtejVwVaTtiisiBi,fci
roH rKT,ANt. KIA1LV. ft
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. aTEAMfn "
"America"..
H
liltott Slciip Rents
Leav Bt. Helene. . .. 6:30 A M
Arrive at Portland. .10:30 A M
IavePortland. S:30PM
friveat St, Helena. 6 .00 P M
'!'.. VW t CEH-ttJ., ...
Will Carry Notliine but PateerK
aer ana rst If reigbt.
i ....
.JIJiaBK BOO0, Wwtier.
H
4
aaasaanams ttat ana.ajv..i
Vtaemp'
i
DRUGS
-. fAw
kegular25 cent
Paper Back Novels
J)nly io cents
lsawlkJaw
St. Helens
OTP 12 OrwcElIou
ix,naaiiia. . ,
Information and Appointments by Mail $
ROOMS 60 & CI, WASHINGTON BLDGL,
Ronthetet Cor. 4th k Wah. gtreete, 8th Floor,
POKTLA.lSrD, OREGON.
. XAKKBI.KVJk.TOIl. :Q
- -. '0
ryevyvv'i'Jv
uality and Jariety
Art) tiro very Important features to
to procure articles tor e.iryu uto ami iin.uiiuu,
oar host of patrons we are pleased to ay we have
QUALITY, YARIETY ' ADD QDAliTITY.
Our large and select stock affords the intending par
cliaeer splendid opportunity to et the beet
bargains offered in this vicinity.
GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, CLOTHEG,
Furnishing good, hardware, tinware, paint, oils, glass, crockery, cottier) ,
blankets, oil clothing, teed, fioor, garden seeds, orcfaard graas,
garden implements, nd dairy supplies, etc etc
COLLINS & GRAY,
TIS2 PEOPLES r.".EtlC!.AriTS.
Good Exchanged for Frodoce. ,
Seasonable Goods
"ejfJSSB
At oar store means that we keep constantly for aale a variety and quality
of merchandise which at all time ia suitable to th demand
ol all well-living people. VVe cater to all clarae
' LOGGER, FAROES, ELSGHET.
General Merchandising
, Is our especial businese, and we have held th fort
by offering a high quality of goods at low
quality pi ice. We handle
Household Necessities
... ' ! r
Supplies for evervbody and to meet all demands. We invito examination
of our good and guarantee satisfaction a to price and
quality. Now te th time to call on
POPULAR DEALERS.
ST. HELENS, - - " OUECJON.
o Hanulaeturert
..ill Kids cf P.cssii
A rieert ;.., Raiatle ...Calling
J ... avu ..
si ...BIinetliBi Eiiihr...
A i- dCAPFOOSn. '
lvvMtw
Scnool Supplies.
Paints, Oils, Glass.
Stationery.
Shelf Paper.
School Books.
California Perfumes.
Notions.
Toilet Articles, Etc.
Order takea lor
Wall Paper ,
From "ample Book
Cortland trlet
Books of all kinds.
Pharmacy.
a
,.. JOfflce, Hood 414 O
'Phone ae., Vsot 147
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O-
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O-
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Tt:ciore S. limsi,
Dentist
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take Into consideration when one r"
ST. HELENS, CHZCGN. t
ol and Dealer lit o .i
tii Cisss:! Let:...
OOOO SOAO TO THB MILt, . r
MII1 o touth lorlt ol 8cTnaao4; erwh.feur W
Siilw frooi Sipoo.etMtiB. -
lumber delivered tt H-ppo Hon r
Jnbtinrj' lawlint st ).00 fuc H, extr Av V
Warren ttttioo, tl-6U- V
. ;. OREGON f
v' yiy t
c'tetuieiant time.
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