The Oregon mist., June 20, 1902, Image 3

DAVID DAVIS.
jjBitoi arm lWwwroi.
.... vim and dwuijliur, HaUle, who
..,. resided In our Hy (or number of
p ludutirlou woman and bright,
nudiou eli'W- "
u, K E. Quick hM ""M M hm
tjhilor Flat to Mr. Jacob Skuaa, of
. tha transfer being made last
PLU Mr fikusa urn t proud In
aha kDowU'dlt tiit he hM one of tha
nicest places 10 "' V" "
" j . i. v0Mr time will wltnes. great
in the place, too, under tha
:r.oliU present owner.
Th. Astoria rllrod and Ihe rlva
.(..rnboiit companl-a ere reported to
i.... reached n understanding Whereby
Insr. w ill b no nor bP aacnrslon.
between Portland end Seaside attar July
lit. This wl" hlnck eye to Clatsop
bttrb, but tli railroad hut nolsufflileni
anulpmeut W nanaie in eaaurtioni
with li regular eutunier travel
It li quite possible thai In order to put
tip a hrd flgbt for business on the l'ort
i.nd.The Dallas route thi. eummer the
WhiU Coll" H'1 wl" l''ed 1,18 ataamer
fUlley UaUert on the ran again. The
company Is at preeeiil operating the
temcr Metlako and Tahorue, but
mither of tbM It large or coinmodl u
m th. Bailey Oattert. The latter I now
cowing the A.torla run. Laat year tbe
Bailey Gattert carried thousand of
tourist up I ha river.
Governor T. T. Gear baa received from
B. S. Pague, of Charle.ton.8. C, a email
vial filled with duat from the rater of
Mount Pelt. Mr. I'ague revived the
dntt from the ofBcera of the eteamslilp
Ca, recently arrived at Charleston.
Mar 10 the ateanier waa 256 nillee eaet
of Mount Pelee, when the dual fell on
th decks, covering them to the depth of
kalian Inch. The duat la grey, and ao
loe that the particle, are ecareely visible
to the naked eye. A almllar sample wee
etnt by Mr. Pague to the Portland Free
Library Museum.
Much haa been aald of lata of the en
terprltlng endevore of the American hen
apropos of the beef troat and the ecaro
lljrolmeat. Aa will be seen from the
following, however, a Hleeourl rackler
break, the record : A man In Mletourl
placed a porcelain egg In the neet of an
ambitious old hen and found the egge
be afterward laid were Increased In
lie. Then be put a gooae egg In the
Mtt and the hen laid one of her own
jut at large. Ha wm eo delighted with
the scheme that he put a fitotball in
the neet and awaited reaulta. The neit
morning he found an eggqoltaaa targa
aa a lor-tlall, but there waa no hen in
eight. Securing the egg, he aaw engrav
d on it by hen photography. "I'm no
ostrich, but I've dona my beat." Later
be found the ben iniide the egg.
Many men have died In Portland of
late yearn who were poeeeeed of greater
wealth, but none have ahown a mora
benevolent diapoaillon than the lata
Governor Bylveater Pennoyer, whoee
will waa probated laat week. He give
hie One Columbia Blmigh farm to the
Good Samaritan boepltal, and the eevon
acre tract at Wodatock to the St.Vin
cent' boapital. About tw year ago
he gave a fine picee of land to tba city
of Portland for park purpoeea, A part
o the remainder of the eetate I givrn
to hia married daughter, the reeldue la
to be divided aa if the teator had died
iuteetate. The will la written In the de
ceaeml'a own handwriting, dated March
27, 1902. The aetata Includee the valu
able aawmlll on the water front and
fine realdenoa, and la estimated to be
worth tlSO.OOO.
Again the queetlon of doting the
hrlilgo drawa nt Portland at certain
hour it nuder eonaideration and dla
eauon. Captain Ungllt, United SUtea
engineer, held a meeting q clUaen
Tueeday after noon, at which record waa
made of tba atateinenta pro and cor.
The meeting waa attended by a number
of ateam-boat men and ofBcera of corpo
ration! owning and operating ateamera
on the Willamette, and by a number of
cltlient repraaentlng tba Eaet Utde Im
provement Aaaoclatlon. The atean.
boat men, of courte, claim that the
doting of tba drawa at certain boura
would remit In great Inconvenience to
them and barm to traffic, white the rep-
reaentatlvea of the eltlaen of the Eaat
Hide claim that the largo trafDo and
travel over the bridge la entitled to aa
much eonaideration aa commerce of tba
river. The matter will be aubmltted to
the Secretary of the Interior, by Captain
LangBt.
Laat Saturday evening there took
place, under the auardcet of the Baatern
fltaro! thia city, an affair which will
long be remembered aa one of the moat
enjoyable functiona ol Ita kind aver
participated In by the people of our. It
waa a atrfatlv Indira affair, given in
honor ot one of the chapter'e moat prom
inentvounamembor. Mr. Erwln Seffert,
of Deer Island. Chanter waa opened
earley In the evening with the waual
formality of ceienionlee, after whloii a
moat pleaaing programme waa rendered
Theae entertaining featurea being con
cluded, the large number of peraon
preeent repaired to the lower hall, where
a bounteous aupuer awaited dlpoltlon,
and Uita feature of the evening' enjoy
tnent put tho climax on all former
n"orta In that II n. There wa a goodly
attendance, and the member of honor
received many congratulation. The
people of St. Helena will not tep aald
for anybody or anything when the mat
ter of preparing good aupper present
ltelf, and particularly la thla aaid of
inn niembera of the Eastern Star.
The poplle. teacher and natron of
the liuvhelor Flat echou! have determln
ed not lo be behind the timet iu the
matter of patriotic leutlmant, and have
accordingly gone about the work of rale-
lug iumle with which to ourch
large flag for the school bulldiug there,
most commendable determination.
and accordingly there will be an Interest
ing literary entertainment and basket
aoclal at the anhool house eit Monday
evening, June 23rd, at 8 o'clock, to
which tba entire public Is niostoord lolly
inviuxi, togottier with well tilled purses
and lunch hasketa. On our part we de
sire to further Invite the dear people, to
loaist upon their attendance. Such
undertakings are to be encouraged, and
wa aluoeaely hope to be able to record
tba fact In onr next issue that not only
an enjoyable time wa had, but that the
moat aaguina bopea of the teacher and
pupil Interested In thla work baa been
experienced.
Messi I. W. Case, B. J. Mills, Wm.
Prlngle and John Parker, of Pittahurg,
were In thll city Wednesday morning,
on their way home from Oregon City
and Portland, where they had been look
ing after matters pertalnlg to their new
corporation, the East Fork Shingle and
Manufacturing Company, of Pittsburg.
Their papera are filed and their plant
purchased, the machinery to be taken
In at once. They have a fifty-horse en
gine and a sixty-horse boiler, which
they aay will afford them more power
lhau they need. The new company Is
composed J huetelert and the success of
the undertaking li assured. . They ex
pect to market their product In Portland,
shipping by the way of Clalskanie.
The officer are of the new company are
Wm. Prlngle, president; W. D. Cane,
vice-president; E. J. Mills, secretary ;
John Parker, treasurer.
The good people of Hooltoo are .ar
ranging details for the provision of ways
and means to assist their Methodist
pastor, Rev. Mr. Davie. The plan is to
serve Ice cream and cake and possibly
strawberries and cream, next Wed net
day to a public anxiously awaiting the
opportunity to contilbnte to such a good
cause. The reputation the Houllon
ladlea have for providing delicacies on
anoccaaianof that kind will be maintain
ed next Wedneaday, and their efforts
ought to be rewarded by a liberal pat
ronage from the public Everybody ia
most cordially invited to be present and
assist In thia good work.
Judge McBride convened circuit court
in regular session in Astoria yesterday.
The present term of court there promises
to be about as Interesting a the but
semi on beld here. Among other case
of importance on the docket to be tried
there thia term are to be noticed three
criminal eases, all very Important, and
especially a murder case, wherln a
young man la to be tried for the murder
of hia father. To that time-honored say
ing that death and taxes are not to be
escaped, must be added the fact that
just so much meanneas must be com
mitted and expenaea go on just the same.
Articles of incorporation of the Yank
ton Public Hall Association have been
drawn and other atepa taken for the
consummation of the organisation. The
object, aa the name implies, is to build
and maintain a la rue hall at Yankton to
be used for publlo purposes, which
certainly will 611 one of the most urgent
naoda of that thriving community, in
capital stock baa been placed at $1000,
divided Into shares of $1 each, and it ia
expected that tbla will be taken np by
the borne people at once, or anynow, ao
much thereof aa will be necessary io
complete the building.
The St, Helena base ball team went
B . I. -
to Woodland last Bjnaayio crow u
with the team there, and much to the
gratification of all the people who went
from here, the loeal team was victorious.
There teems to have been considerable
of a contest, aa the score stood fourteen
to B (Wen with a half of an inning to
spare, for tne oi. neiens w.u.
new uniforms, prooaniy, naa sotneiuiug
todo with the matter, at not only the
dignity of the town waa to uphold, but
roold never do to be beaten upon n
first occasion of appearing in the new
dreatea.
rwtl Abates of election are now ready
inr the oorta of new county otlloera and
may be had by forwarding fee of 1.00
to the county clerk lor me enme. d
bonds are 1100: constables'
and justicea' bonds are 11000. Precinct
ofBcera can qualify and execute bonda
before a notary public, but anouia ...
their certificate with oath attacnea, ana
their bond, to the county clerk for Bling,
.k. i.. for which la 80 oenta. The total
eost for qualifying la 11.80. All officer.
ahould fll their oatn ana oonu ouu. w
fora July 7th.
Wh. ran eomnlaln of the few light
.L..i rain exnerienced the early
part ol the pre.ent week, especially
at a time when rain waa so much need
ed t Inst think. Tnere is wio mj
especially the cldver, wnicn
cut, to eoine extent, and needed the
' . i AU.HAnla in
rain to assist tne oiuer .cu.. -curing
Iti beaide. there are tha-uj
i l,. r ver wblcn are aiarvi " -
. i-i.. nn. rA an aelfish a to
ana eeruumyi -
regret a little rain, wnen n am -
Jud, .specially lnce the eaaon haa
been ao devoid ol moiature.
There teem, to .be aomethliig of more
.. i.r Imnortance atanding in
u1B r Crating the
the way - -, B,
swth bv the people of Bt.
UeleM, An affair that i to take place
Helens. , ,
kere a any oi
polblyUthecauseofthl-unpatriotl
Llin. which ee.n. to have hold of our
Moule. It would be mor. becomi ng,
;ni;lterofact,todothece.oorawn
the Foarth at .on.e other place, In view
of the facts whion
The Woodmen camp at Warren I. ar
ranulng tot a public enter....." - ---.
il on Friday evening, June
basket social on r. . ,..,.
7th. rrooeeda lor wmibu "", .
The Rainier bate ball olavera went nn
to Bcapoooae last Sunday and bad a
try-out with the team there.
being a glorious victory for the visitors,
a the it-ore stood
- w sVTwalrWI,
Whether the Scappoose boy were ex
tremely poor player, or whether the
visitor, were extremelv sood nlavera
do not know, but the thing waa extreme
ly one-tided nt all event. Whoever
goe. np against the Rainier team may
do ao with the assurance they will have
to piny ball if they win.
Mr, and Mr. Dolman nald a brief
visit to their Banker hill summer resort
last week and report the surrounding
aa presenting an attractive appearance.
The house remains about as they left it
out aucn cannot be said In regard to the
content.. A good stove left there is
probably doing service is aume other
cabin in that vicinity.
Earl Saxton, of Yankton, i. carrying
a twenty-two bullet In hi. band, as a re
sult of an accidental discharge of a rifle,
in tne hand, of hi. elder brother, Sher
man, Wednesday evening. The wound
I not aeriou. and the bullet will be al
lowed to remain in the band.
The affair to take place at Houlton on
Wednesday evening ol next week, for
the benefit of Rev. Davies, ia to be a
conundrum party. Just what ia to take
place la a conundrum.
Omar Spencer, of Vernon ia. passed
through this place last Monday morning
on hia way home from Portland,- where
be had been attending to business mat
ters for a few day.
The aasessora, Meter.. White and
Blaketley, are Invading the quietude of
Nebalem valley this week. They will
finish their woik over there early next
week.
At the acbool meetng held In this
district Monday evening, Mr. Slaughter
waa elected director for three years and
Mr. II. P. Watkin. waa elected clerk.
Mr. J. H. Decker i treating hia resi
dence, in the north part of town, to a
coat of paint, adding some porches, and
Otherwise Improving the premises.
Mrs. W.O.Lee and son, of Rainier,
visited Mrs. Lee', parenta, Mr. and Mrs.
U. Matthews, of Houlton, several
daya recently.
Marie Grace Pettljohn made final
proof on her homestead last Saturday.
Her witaeeees were W. C. Eichman and
Q. U. Situ.
For sale: 160 acre, timber land, n
of M of section 26, tp. 4 n, r 8 weat; $10
per acre. Inquire of J. H. Mlloer, Marsh
field, Oregon.
Mr. A. H. Powell, ot Pittsburg, was
transacting business here and in Port
land and Oregon City this week.
Albert Parker, ot Plttsbnrg, waa out
from that place last .Sunday and Mon
day on a bosiness mission.
Dr. McLaren,' Martin Both and Misa
Allle Perry were op from Rainier
Wed nesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Collins visited
friends in Portland and Oregon City last
Sunday artd Monday.
Rev. Mr. Breck will conduct eervicea
at the Episcopal church next Sunday
evening.
William Placke, of Bock creek, was
in town a day or two thia week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Robert, have re
moved from Houlton to Uoble.
Yernonla Plck-Ups.
Miaa Stella Hoeford. who haa been
t.iMn mwina In one of tne atate In
atitution. at Salem the past school year,
came home last week for the summer
vacation. ,
Th inhnnl election -here resulted in
the selection of A. L. Baker aa director
and E. Q. Shannahan a. clerk.
V W Thrnnn. of Rock creek. I. in
Portland thi. week after a Champion
mowing machine.
n ur p.rlrar haa moved back on hi.
ranch and will get out .hingle bolt, for
tbe new mill at 1'itt.ourg.
u n r Milmsten and her sister.
ir : Rnoncnr. are visiting rela-
t ves and friends mis weea iu
and Vancouver.
The organisation of the East Fork
oi.i1 mnii Manufacturing company
ttm eomnanv to DUBh
the thimrla business this summer and
to-put In a aawmm in me mw
rv.t.hl J. R. Godfrev. of St. Hel
.innned here over night Sunday, on
hi way up reooie orw, w lu"""
timber lana, wun a view k --'" r"
tions if the lay auited hia fansy.
F. E. Waters, of Forest Grove, spent
a day or two in thia vicinity last week
looking after the interests i ol tne uregon
Fire Beiiei absocibhoh, ui
n va r im. went out to St. Helen.
thla' week alter a load of merchandise,
r a rwn. the gentleman who or
ganised the grange here last year, via
"ted that body last Saturday and de
livered a very excellent w "fY-"-
M..t. of tha order ana wnm "
, . j TV- mutlnif waa an
open one, n being ..-
11 uum . " ,
nreaent. Tbe cnuuren gave
programme. -
Joth Rose went out to Forest Grove
last Saturday with a team wflatjw.
. li. ... m hm hrouirht noma Mrs.
un -" V-. r:.- u tii
Rosa Keasey ana ner ...r,
McNutt, and Master Guy, the latter two
E. . tw week vis t with friend, and
relative here.
T.B. Ponalow took hi. wool clip to
Forest Grove thi. week, and will bring
-iih l.hn an Acme Heroule. bay
cutting machine and rake.
r n.i... ..nt In Portland Friday
ii.ni business trip, returning the
first ol this week.
.... j fwln Hlirht came in from
Houlton t .week after a load of their
househSld good. left behind when the
Orally moved out early in the epring.
Learn to hide your pain,
under jileasunt emllea.
and ache.
Preparing for the End.
August Sohleve, the condemned mur
derer, I. manifesting in abundance
of outward evidence that ha I. prepared
for the end that awalta him.
To the officer, and hi. visitors ha vigo
rously protests bi Innocence, and de
clare that a. soon aa be ia out of the
w.y the search for the real guilty one
will begin. In hia demeanor there ia
not a scintilla of mental anguish. He
sleep, soundly and eata ravenously. He
devotee considerable time to ainglng
sacred songs and often pray, fervently.
To the Sheriff last Monday, be stated
that he dreamed of heaven the night
before and seem, anxious for the time to
come when hi. earthly trial will end.
Several clergymen have visited him
in his cell and he welcomes their visit,
and consoling word.. Sheriff Hattan
ha. begun all neceaeary arrangements
for carrying out the behests of the court
in regard to the hanging. There seems
to be little likelihood that an appeal
will be taken ; however the time aet for
such a legal move will not expire until
today.
Some of the material for erecting the
scaffold and constructing the enclosure
has already been delivered, and carpen
ters are engaged to do the work. The
warrant issued to the Shelff commands
that officer to make disposition of the
prisioner according to tbe sentence, be
tween the hours of 10 o'clock in tbe fore
noon and 2 o'clock in the aftoroon of
Wednesday, July 2. If the proceedings
take place, as is likely tbey will on the
day appointed, it will be the first of tbe
kind in tbe history of- tbe county, and
great Interest ia being manifested by
the people. A great many are anxious
to witness the affair, and the Sheriff ia
inclined to be very generous with hia
invitations, which are ready for issu
ance, announcing the affair to take place
at 12 o'clock noon.
Beaben Hews Jfotee.
Wm. Doberty and wife visited Seaside
last Sunday.
Albert Larson visited friends at Hood
River last week.
Mrs. Temoest Clark, of Aberdeen, ia
viaiting her father, Mr. A. Wise.
Hon. C. W. Nottingham, of Portland,
waa in tbla place laat Saturday.
Fred Comfort baa purchased the Ed
Butta nronertv and took nosseaaion last
Saturday.
Our echool-honse bell, of 660 pounds,
haa arrived from Chicago, which will
toon be in position.
S. E. Butte and wife moved to Port
land the first of the week. Mr. Butte
haa accented a position with the Trea-
cott Packing Company at that place.
At the school election held in district
20 last Monday G. W. Jordan waa chosen
director lor three years and T. C. Watts
ehoaen clerk. The clerk 'a financial
report showed that .the year's receipts
bad been 12,009.21 and disbursements
$1 ,844.30. The school property of the
district is valued at $1,750.
Best branda of bard wheat flour at
Collins A Gray's, St. Helens.
Boy wanted to do light chores.
Apply
to Dr. Cliff, St. Helena.
Fruit jars at Collin. 4 Gray'..
Ever Saturday Excursion Bate to
Clatsop and Long Beach, via
A. A V. R. Railway.
Beginning Saturday, June 14th, and
every Saturday tnereaiter, aunng ine
summer season, the Astoria A Columbia
River Railroad Company will sen rouna
trin excursion tickets from all stations
tatwiwn Portland and Clatekanie Inclu
sive, to all pointa on Clatsop and return
at rata of .2.60. Ticket, limited good
to return Sunday evening, close con
nections at Astoria with steamer Nah-
cotta to and from Long Beach.
CASTOR I A
For InfiuiU and Children.
Tin KM Yob Bars Always Bssgbt
Bears tha
Blgnatara
Rend It In Hia Newtpaper.
George Bchanb, a well known German
eitiaen ol New Lebanon, Ohio, la a
conaUnt reader ot the Dayton Vole-
witnng. He know, that tnia paper
aim. to advertise only the beet in ita
ml nmng. and when he aaw Chambar-
lain'a fain tiaim aaverusea mereiu tor
lame back, be did not heaitate in buying
a bottle of it for hia wue,' wno ior eigni
mLi had anffered with the moat terri
ble pain, in her back and could get no
relief. He aay.: "Alter ueing the Pain
Ralm far a tear dav. ml wife said to me.
'I feel a. though born anew', and before
using the entire contents of tha bottle
tbe unbearable pain, bad entirely
vanished and she could again take up
hr hnnanhn d duties.- tie 18 very
thankful and bopea that ail suffering
likewise will hear of her wonderful re-
itnniri. Tnia vaiuaoie iiuimeut ia iur
tale at tbe 8t. Helen. Pharmacy.
How to Avoid Trouble.
Now ia the time to provide yourself
and family with a bottle of Chamber
lain'. Colic, Cholera ana viarraoea
Remedy. It i. almost certain to ne
nMli hefore the summer I. over, and
procured now may save yon a trip to
town in the night or in your busiest
teuton. It IS everywnera anmuieu to
be 1 be moat auroesatul medicine id use
for bowel complaints, both for children
and adulte. no family van auuru w itr
without It. For aale at the St. Helen.
Pharmacy.
My little son had an attack oi whoop
in.nnaii and waa threatened with
nneumonia: but for Chamberlain'e
Cough Remedy we would have bad a
tlmof it. It also saved him
from several severe attack, of oronp.
H. J. Stbicmaoisn, editor World-Herald,
Fair Haven. Wash. For aale at the St.
Helen. Pharmacy.
Of what doe. a bad taste in your
month remind you? It Indicate, that
inmirh ia in bad condition and will
rmind von that there ia nothing so
t,.r aunh ' a disorder a. Chamber-
litin'a 8tomach and Liver Tablet after
naed them. They cleanse
and invigorate the stomach and regulate
the bowela. For aale at X6 cents per bo
nt the Nt. Uelona Pharmacy.
Plltbj Templet la India).
Sacred cows often defile India
tem
ple., but wor.e yet Is a body that's pol
luted by constpation. Don't permit it.
Cleanse your system with Dr. King's
New Life PHI. and avoid nntold misery.
Tbey give lively livers, active bowles,
good digestion, fine appetite. Onty 26c
at the St. Helen. Pharmacy.
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N0TICS FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior
Laud Offlct at Orexon Cltjr Orapon
NOTICE I. HEREBY GIVEN THA THE
fnllnwlnff.tiaiYtAd attlar hu flUd notlflfl of
hit Intention to raalte Bnl proof In support of
hit clulni and that tald proof will bt mult be
fore the Coantj CUrk of Columbia County, at
St. Kelu, Orexou, on Aaguat !M, 112, vlt:
' ALBERT L. PARKER,
H. E. Wo. U.SM. for tht MEii of tectfon It, T. 4
N, R. . W. He namea bt fnllowln. wltnewta
to prove hit continuous rnldenct aooo and cul
tivation of uld lud, vlt: Himnel P. Ballard
and Bluet Wtlklnaon, of Pltubara, Oregon;
Jobn kebtrta and Cbarlea RoberU, of Vernonla,
Oregon. CUA8. . MOOKKt).
HOTiet OF FINML SETTLEMENT.
OTICE 18 HERKBYGIVI!N t THE WW
deralKoed executor of tbt eatate of ttoean
N'
it- ahtttuck. (lftoeued. that he hat tiled In tbe
offlot of the County Clerk of Columbia Counir,
Slate of Oresos, ait Duel tcoount of bit admin-
iktration up.m mmta eetaie, toifetncr wun Dim
flnal twirl and netltlon for dietributlon of tbe
residue of Mid tttata, and for tbe teuiement of
fall uld account: and that tbe Hon. J. B. Doeo.
judxt of Mid court, hu appointed afoniajr, the
7tn af or July, iwu, at two o cioca in tne titer
lernoon of laid daf aa the time, and tbt court
room oi Mia court, tt tne ooun-oooae in ot.
Helena. Oreaon. aa the olace. of hearlnt tald
Anal account and Mid final report and petition
for tbt dlitrlbution of tbt reaidue of Mid estate
and the aettlenient of tba tame, at wblcn time
and plaoe any person Interested may appear
ana nit ODjecuont in wnuug to tne aae or any
part thereof. THOH. A. CLON1NOER,
Executor of tbe eeute of Hanan R. tjhattuek,
dtceaaed. W, II. Powell, attorney tor executor.
SUMMONS.
In tha Circuit Court, of the State of Oregon, for
tbe county of Columbia.
Grace Putnan,, plaintiff,
va.
Carl F. Patnam, defendant.
To can f. rutnsm, oeieoaant'
IN THE NAME OF THE bTATE OFORBGON:
Von are hereby reauired to annear and an-
war the comolalnt filed uralnat yon in the
abort entitled auit, within ten daye from the
dau of the aanrtce of thla aummont anon you,
If Mrred within tnit county: or li tenrea in any
other county of thla atate, then wlitain twenty
auya from tnt ante of tne ttmct oi tnia tam
mnm urMin vai: and if vou fail to to aooear.
for want thereof the Diaintlfl will uk the court
for the relief prayed for In the complaint, which
mony between the plaintiB and jouraolf, tbt
defendant, and for coett and dMburaementt.
Thlt ummoni it publiahed by order of Hon.
Thomat A. McBride, circuit lodge, made this
it lor a aecree aueomna tne Dooue oi mun-
Jetb day
BU6J27
of May, iku. 1 l. BAKin,
Attoraey for plaintiir.
Timber Land, Aet June , U78.
H0TICE FOR PUBUCT0M.
UifiTto Statu Ld Orrica,
Orezon Cltv, Oreton, April IS. 10.
NOTICE ia hkkebV oivkn that in oom
pllanee with tbt provisions of the act of
Congreet of June , lit; 8, entitled "An act for
the aale of timber landa In tbe States of Califor
nia, Oregon, Nevada, and Waxhiurton Terri
tory," aa extended to all the pHblio Land Btatea
by act of Auguat 4. 1692, Charles Colean, of
Uoalton, county of Columbia, atate of Oregon,
hat tbla day filed In this office hia nrorn atate
ment No. 6710, for the purchase of the of
w of teotlon No. 28, in township No. 6 n,
rauge No. i w, and will offer proof to show that
the land tough! U mora valuable for lta timber
or atone than for agricultural purpoeea, and to
eetabllab bit claim to aald land before tne Reg
ister and Receiver of this office at Oregon City,
Oregon, on Saturday, tbe 12th day of July, 1902.
lie namea aa witneeaea: CbriatopherBauenrein
and Alphouae Sauerreln, of Houlton, Oregon;
Joseph Nltch, of Yankton, Oregon; Antone
Rurckart, of Portland, Oregon. Any and all
persona claiming adveraely the abovt-deecribed
landa art requested to file their elatma In thia
office on or before aaid 12tb day of July, 1902.
a25j27 CHA3. B. MOOKKS, Register.
County Warrant for Cantollatioa Mtf
, Torm 1902.
VTOTICE 18 HEBEBYGI.VB1 THAT I THB
L following county warranta are not prea
ented for payment within sixty (60) daya Irom
July 1. 1902,tbtt tbey be will canceled by order of
tbe county court and payment thereof refuted:
Data. To Whom Drawn. No. Amt
July 8, 18931. fspenoer- 8KB fl 00
May , 18SW. T. Griswold 2967 76
Hay 6, im. J. L. Dowling 2982 00
Jan. 11, ISSi-Jamea Piloher....-2T;7 1 00
Jan. 11, lsS--James Hart Z77 1 00
Mch.15, li'X-Jamea Smith 16 . 1 60
July 8, 1.'3.-Nancy A. McOrew S114 .. 2 60
July a, 189.1 J. W. Nelson 8W.1O 7 80
Men 15, 189i..Wm. Lamslord.. 8D14 1 00
Nov. 18, 1898T. W. Jordon S529 1 00
Men. IS. Harrison Benrit 8923 . 1 90
JulT 20. 1!92I. lHvensltl 28M) I 00
May , 1893.-8. H. Tryon 2960 24
Sept. 13. 1892 J. W. Guild IMS .,
May . 1893..A. J. Freeman X96S
Jan. H, 1893..C. f. Young 2778....
Men. U, 18tJamei Henderton3616
tacoHD taatia A.
May.1894-.Wm. Wilton 7
Julvll. 1H94I. Rouse 223
. 40
4 69
1 00
1 60
4
100
1 00
4 00
1 60
Nov. 12. 1894-Jobn Reynold! 845
Nov. 12, 1894..A. J. Nelson 716 ..
In 19 Jnanh Bureau. ..... 924....
Nov. 12, 1894..W. Barnett K 60
Nov. 12. 189tLewu, Bradley H . 1 00
June 1. 184John Jelly l J OS
l.n 19 1HW U Dnnlan 6& ill
May is. w. nrown iw w
, J. O WATTS, County Clerlt.
PETITION F0K LIQUOR LICENSE.
To tbt Honorable County Court of Columbia
W'ftiEDKBSIONKD LEGAL VOTERS
YV retidlna In Uoble precinct, Columbia
County, Oregon, would reepeciiHiiy, petition
on, Rnnorable bndv at Ita next regular meet-
Inn, whloh will bt beld on the 2nd day of July,
1902, In the eourt-houee in the city ol 8t. Hel
ens. Columbia county, state of Oregon, that a
llolute be aranled to O. X. Hunter to sell spirit
uous, vinous and malt llqsore In ooaniltea lets
than one gallon. In Goble precinct, In tald
county and atate, and that aaid lice use be
granted tor a period of tlx months, for til of
Willi U yuur pjuMuu." ... -
n p lni1.Mnn T. IJnk. H. BlaJke. S. K. Con-
H. n. nraniey, y. n.riurca-
Kmlle Wasner. Christopher Maglnn,
G. 8. Foa-
ter, Howard Koberta. w. u.
Batterlee JobnMet-
rlnka. A. Neer. J as. MeGreror. J. Burbet, Ira lr
wukMo wm rw.Hf.rtv R. a. Smith. C. C. Fow
ler. J. M. Fowler, George Foster, Jr., Joseph
Lawrence. Frank Bishop, R. L .fenny, A.Ti.
DnK.ri. Wm H- Rlnitwldk. V. W. MaklllSter. W.
E. Miller, Edward Black, Jakoo Iwlngll, J. L.
Archibald, F. C. Cleaver, I. M. Spencer, John
Farr, O. M. Ftrr, J. W. Lord, K. G. Jones, Fred
Woodhtm. P. H. Filer, W. A. Raymond, s.
Qalrt, W. G. Tucker, W. Bishop. C. Link. a. w.
Jordan, 8. C. Ward, M. Link, George Trim, W.
A. Hampton, u. u. rowitr.
NOTICE OF SALE.
nnmi ia WFREBY GIVEK. THAT UNDER
IM and by virtue ol an order ol the County
Court ol the State of OregB '' woinm oia 00a n
V? ri.tnt JB,ia th. A. D. 1902. I will
in pursuauce ol aaid Order, at tbt front door ol
tbt County Coart House In the elty ol St. Helens
in aaid Columbia county in tne owtt 01 vregun,
M B.nnt. J.ilv uth. at the hour of ten 1101
in ,v.. inMnflnn a( that dav. nroceed to
offer lor sale at publlo auction to the highest
and best blddertherefor all the following de-
eoribed real property, or tuffloelnt tnereol to
enable ma to pay off the Just claims analntt tht
. 1. . .J n.iu. nf ttminiatrallon. to-wlt
ueueaflvu, Mro.uwr mm
Tht Soutnetat quarter 01 seotioo
township numoer nvt, nnnn 01 raoav sww, vw
(our ol block one ot and in the tow m ol Deer
Island; also lot number Are and eight of block
one ol end in Georgetown til tbt foregoing be
ing situated In Columbia County In the stale ol
Uregon: also tne norm we pwvw
number ten in township number flfleen south
.1 li. tha Wlllametta meridian.
situated In tbe counties ol Lane and Benton In
Terms of tale, payment to be made, vlt: Not
iu hn ... half naHh at the time ol talt and
... Mm.iniM. w 1 1 11 1 ii noi u axiTwvu i.u u
thereafter with interest at not lest than tlx per
oent per annum Irom date ol aale until paid. All
deferred payments to be secured by first mort-
S age on tbt rent property so aom. u
j include aB the Interest of Elty George at the
lima ol hit death, iu aud to all the property
""uated'aUbeCltTof Bt. Helena, Oregon, tbit
June loth. A. D. 1902. . .
EMMA GEORGE, Admttlatratrix of the es
tate ot Elty George, deceased.
I!
We Expect to Get It
- By giving yon Just a little mere for yon; money than
yon can get elsewhere.
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We Expect to Keep It
IF
H By selling yoa
It give nun tamntuumi,
NOT JUST NOW
I A Superb Quality of Goods
f BUT ALL THE TIME,
ili liTrn e. ITTTnTfT TT
POPULAR
St. Helens,
'eave'eriyut
ST. HELENS
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Patronize a drug store when you
want pure, fresh and reliable
..'.-
Drugs and Patent Medicines
Perfumery, Toilet Articles, Etc.
HEADQUARTERS FOR SCHOOL BOOKS
A Fine Line of Writing Supplies.
Plain and Decorated Crepe Paper, Etc.
Direct from PabMerRe0alar 25- ent Noiels Oslj 10 Cents
1si
How About
KB TOO SURE
aatate security, lake no man's word, but insist upon knowing wheat
the vecord shows regarding the title. An Abstract is aa essential at
a deed. Insist on having it. We hare the only set ol abstract
books in tht county. A 11 work promptly executed and satisfaction
guaranteed. II you have property to insure give ua a call. Wear
agentt lor tbt beet fire insurance companies in tht world. If von
have property ior sale list it with us and wa will nd a buyer.
E. . QUICK & CO.,
Halo ttrt
8Tpi2orFic.noca.
fVNar
Information and Appointments by Mail.
ROOMS CO & 51, WASHINGTON BLDQ.,
Sontbetet Cor. 4th A Wash. Streets, 5th Floor,
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DBY GOODS, BOOTS AN0 BHOE8, LEA.THEB, HARDWAKE,
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- STATIONERY, SCHOOL BOOKS,
FLOUB. FEED, GRAIN, HAY, OIL MEAL, LIME, GLASS, OILS, z
' PAINTS AND BliULAB WABES.
IS Goods Exchanged for Produce. i
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finality rl goods that trill Invariably
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records and thow what they contain In relation so land
titlee. If von eontemnlat buvint land or loaning money on eeal-
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