XIIK OKKCiON MIST,
al.'.D KVKIV rJIIUVY MOHrtlM r
KFUl'H H. OAbiiJj fiT, "
. 'EDIT" i'KUCKIttTOH.
OF lOCAL INTEREST,
r n. Mi!t" I bulldlujj
,i. ttit Mow tow ii.
a new burn
'flit itninv-
' fliiliitW May w-rvlcc will 0 boll
lu the (,'onitreKtlUBul elittruli mm Sun
liv Will"-' Au i'liti" WWW
will li uwmnUd, mi'l lli'J nnblio i
cord.nlly mvlttfd lu MMM.4. , .,
8,.,,Briii8iiiloiit I'Hibriutli, of tlio
ataiu liw'lfi '"" 111,1 ""'. h IMi
fll tl county oHii'lftl Hint Jt.r
Juhimiili rttntliiUl 'fxn Columbia
t-ounty J" Vtli, J8H4, tiled June SfDlli,
Tlio 0 B-1- 'o' 'Hi'K Wlli-o txik
up a load ol paving il'ill Wwlinwday to
l uK-d by the City A Suburban Hull
way CoBJy Pvl)l bfteu tliu
rail on tlu-if truck In luiilitad. ,.
The A. A -". K. R- i aunounottti
a .necial Fui-'1' ' July Mi'm W
u( one lur for th round trip between
(tl ixilim Tlfkeld on al Jtill Slrd
mid 4tb, twl i,H"'n liifli'tivt.
WilUr.1 Tucker, of Houlton, hat do
cldcd imt to int llttn d( itm' oo tl
Nclialmn mail ttnito tlila umitit-r. li
nnlx l liul It will be too lata lit ttio rtt.
Kin before lis could now gel lit tock In
jradltica. .
Tim nvuiar July tnrm of lh rounty
tfimmiin1"""1''' court will couvcno text
Wdtnly. nd Jlidrffl Uuan will bold
),, n-iilttr tviii of sribttlo t-ourt on the
following Monday. Probata imiUots,
liowovcr, will b btMtrtl during tlin torin
ol lJ' ctn"isilo"r - ,
A Woodbnrn dlnjintch nays that Cap
tain it. U. ijlodddrd, who lift ft boat on
Jeurttt river, vlnUwl WooUburn, ud in-Urvii-"
th bulitwt tmm and citl
aen on tlm J'nit td brlntfinir liil boat
up mid uiliC rctftiltir trt) oil l'ud
din river troiu Uu Mlniutt M Itr ap
M tlic "tn'uuj 1 U(vlabl.
A lO-ccut mcliiJ diic, cxcltiitvo of (up
per, whli h bo lurnlatu'd eprtely,
ii io b "no of th frt(ii' IWmling
(he 1 outlll 'f July frmivitlvl Kt Yik
lyii. Tl (IniiciiiK will take I'l.wfl tn thn
t,ti llllll 111 Hi" -Vtllll(. (l'Jll IIIUnlc
will V iiroldd Jtr lli veiiu
County Cli-rk Watt iurd niairiii(t
lict-nwi Wpduotft mornlna to Avf
Uiifu Itiim-o and harah Madca Hlatt,
mid l'rd Almiro limit and Ada Huth
lUiurii, All (bo artl tmuird, live In
vk-iiitiy ol C'btakank-. and tli wi
litntv ol fumily namvi tudk-Hti (bat It
iimy'b a doublo ceremony aflidr.
Ir. If. H. Clitr and Walmr Bluk.--Ifjr,
mm:IaI dcmy ihoriir, to
turned from Salim ruJay niglil, Imf
ii.g nIi'Iv delivpc! Jano-i l!urk, tho
ii,piip iintlfiit to thn anylmn. linrke
viuWnt and troub)-i!tn, whin it
cr.m to U'lnif confined in a car,
wlinro tin rouM not walk arviind, auu
d to I folt;ibly held In bia seat,.
'Julie n dolfynticn cam from ft.
Jli'ltMS to wlKum liKI bull irillli6 i
twn (!t, Hcii-m and Vv.JIiiJ on
humUv lt. Auioint th nurolu-r wire
Mr. mid M ri. Slaoidtier, Mr. aud Mm.
HUi ldoii, Mr. and Mm. iilakvalev, Mr.
sod Mil, Wflliiitfimi and Mr, and &fra.
iVfxl;alw numtx-r whi tiantn we
Uvi t,ot li-ara. Si. ilrfaw won tliii (lay,
i!ie (tuine taudiiiK l& to H. Woodland
Kt-WK.
"Monkey" r- i.illi. the Indian,
wa (ImiJ ifei) lint Tnuridny aftt:ruuiii
hr Jiiotlpo Cox for rtraltni; Thomaa
lliUter'i tHt.l on tlin t,lmid alcove U:n n,
in terving out thn fltiB at the rmut of ft!
lr day ih tlio county jail. Monday
inorning hi) waa ponniitw to hreiiilma
liitl. fruih air by amisliiu til hr.dllut
jhittid lnuiljfr lot the P Miilriiftioii of the
tallow yard, and linn bwi permitted to
lttxir In "a aimllnr wny diirinx the day
that liv fol!oJ,
The frhliuiWWk of thO Hew i bof
liuildiiitt In up and iirofentt a prouiUing
ituliiiKthm of wbat tuny las iupwunl,
n thti additimi of nnoliicr niihutaiittal
f!ta.:tureiu l. Ilelerm. t. A. liaker,
M, contractor, o( 1'criland, will, push
thn hiiildinu Vmard cmiiiitftiou aa taut
m tli inatwrlal can hA cnrd. f haa
xperU-ucctf Wimn delay in kocurln
.ineof tlio nerdwl budding mntcriiil,
bsit fiij-ad two additional men to
Bint hii.i lb f!rt of the week.
Tho mn of wiluiun In tiiin vicinity for
thn iat tow wcikt, i bolter than it ha
betui f.iHho pai-t two yeara, and fluher
risen am the beoellcinrie al tn or of
iirixiimitv. lnrlni lb pat wook,
J nine V. hhelilou, who i buy
ing nlmon for the cannery combine ot
Axiom, hiiped nhont i6 ton. On
:-.iiturda alone, be ahlpfwd neviiri ton.
The litiln bout uwwl by Mr. Sbeldmi to
KAthrr up nlnion fm t'1 Cabin b'il,
cam in beavllv loaded .Satitway nllfnt.
The catch till continue fulrly g-xxl.
a-,il.. .11 nnirlv ,Wtd COUlltV and
precinot oillceia muit tbmr bonds
in,d oath of oflioe U'foio Jnlv 7tli, inoa
who wult until nfiei- the lUMl oiiy oi
July tuexocute their l'nd can clU'ct ft
miviiii of SO emit. Alter June .Kith.
thefiO cent revenue- Uini on olhi'Utl
Uud will In- no Umgur required.
Ouunty.t Hurts Watttato that xj-veial
liroclm-t olllcer b.mds bvn already
been ent in by mail for lillntt, with
out the required revenue tau'P ntllsen.
Allollicliil boiwl exoouted bcloru July
it, niuet have the W-cent t'vnue
ultlacd. or thnv will not bo K'Siil
d'(itinint. ', :
'j. H, Uodlrev' hit been' advert leing
Columbia county advautime fi Inna
t.nrrbaaer In Kiatern jmiriial. and a a
reault, 1 recoivln many iniinir eon
cerninir the rciource of tin aee'lon.
following I a simple Inltor received
from John farquhar, of Bucyne. Oliioi
"liawyouc ad in Ibe Chicago liuer
Ocean. rioae give mo what Informa
tion ymt can about land X,ur
connlvai.d Wettem Oregon," lb
qulry i wfittcn on the printed letUir
beatl of Fnrquhar Bro.. druggiat and
lookiollw. He alao haB received a
letter from William (Shank, of the
Tilrldga A lieaeh Manufacturing torn
puny, of 81. Ixnti. Mo who want ft
Ml-o.ire ffirm
S.' A. Mile attended the funeral of
Blmon Morgan Heedcr, th wel known
,j ni'i it,,, fiiiirral turvice oe-
ingholdin the Tavlor atreet Methodist
F.placonnl ebnreb In Portland t noon
Kridav. Mr. Mile wh one of the pa
bearer aloiiK with . Bylvefllnr arreM,
" Ilii. .t.itm v Ciiidca. John A. Hee.K,
'......!.. u r I. .,! r.inlillll II.
f',1 .In nl --,,Ij J.ftlldllltt. Ml.
KewloVdiod at hi home on Sniivlo
Inland on Wedneaday of list week.
ft.,- t... l. l..... l.. llavrWIR CUUIHV,
T...II 1 .. THOU Willi iilu wile. WHO
win tlm Hiuitflittsi of UmiornI John aw
iHliS. nut on r
rival took up a donnlion hind claim on
the island, whiob wa oontinoonaly b is
rn.W..r,., ti.Wnn life. Willie M',
Eetdor lived jurt ovup the 1 no In M"
uomab county. Be had been eioiv
Wentlerl wl?lthe fttTalra ol
county, nd owned property nn-
Willi Icnriurn tiiiuipn. WHS fit M I '
kno
In ine
Colum-
blgheat eatemn hv a nniueimifS
Jv.a aoonty frlcilila. . ,
l''iank J-aytmi la prepHrlng to open
oarbpr ti0,, t uuu, 8l an 1
1ov. Breck llllwl tho pulpit ,,f the
, .M'vpiii ciiuicii Miin'iav night, awl
jwnl;ue,l of Mr. ,f Mr, b ).
I I'oMlmaalvr Jl. A. Perry, uh,-,,... .).... ..
a recently robbed, U, put (, llRr,
galuil burglar at Iloulfou. r
Tim local ucliool board held a meet
n yealerday, and W. V, HlanKhur,
the newly elected dlrecior for three
year, took bl oath of office.
Muckle ttro. ara bavin ,omo extun
v i repulrj nmd.i lo the hoiiao occupied
by Mr. fmlo ami fumily. U. W Clark
i doing th work.
The CliitHkanlo Chief -ay, there nre
from t 60 K'liiua hauli.m in bimher
ahiiiKle., oete, m-., iroitj the mtrroniid
Ing conntiy, and tliut It look bko bui
liea. The wmundroin noeial at Ilonllon
Wedneaday night tor tho benefit of Buy.
1-cw JihvIci, wiw a Kreat auccena, ancially
and f nam ially. It 1 i.-Kietied that a
deulled account of the iillainm not m
cured. Etldlc Moyer a given a party by
hi niothcr at St. Helena lltiu-l Tuenday
In honor of bi l!!th birthday. A num
ber of Ida voiinir frlendu
and ejicnt an enyulil0 niternoon!
i her worn decoration and luueh was
ved.
W. A, Utria, who lm filled the poai-
tlonoi dennlv ei.uuLv elik t, il.u.,.
nine yenr. hai been aelected by Clerk
elect lletidcrann Ilia deinitv. W. A.
Wood, alao Kill continue in hf lllli t Im.i
a deputy herill', . ,
" The enlertninnient nt P.acln-lor Flat
Monday mKiit ,,r the benulit of the new
flK fund waa a gratifying uc4. An
eclleiil bpigrsin waa preaentcl, i)U
many baake:a were aold. Tnenty-uiie
dollar wa icaliced irum the cntei tiiin
uicnt. Uav
View Cnniti, Woodmen of the
oiJU, will give a
III la cvenin-.
U-iu-tit enU;rlainuii;iit
I'erauul Meutiou.
J. I)Uwtl!,
Tueaday.
of Valley, wu in town
E. 0. Jn, of Ciobel,
wa in town
eoueuay,
I'r. A. P. Mel arcn, of Kainier, wa
viaitor in Ht. Helen Wednesday.
John Fafree, of Peer Island, was
in
ol. JicP-n himuay.
Mr, h, lcoker viaititig frienda
n Portland, tlie lirt't of tiie wi ck,
Kd C. Ofltner and tiren K. Adnuw.
of Halem, were vieiiorn here the firal of
tho week.
Wyatt Conimtl, of pottlund, i here
In the interest of the I'.iiuituble fn
and Uttilding AaiKK'inllon.
Attorney W. T. Vaughnu, ol Port
land, was in the city Saturday.
W. V. Klack. of Veruonia, wne tu the
city during the week.
C. W. tiarriaon, Jr., of Warren, waa
in town Monday,
Mr. T, C. Wall, of iluflbcn, txa via
lling friend' !n St. Helen .Monday.
Ir. D, H. Stuart returned from Turl
liuel Monday inoruiup, afier a)euuiiig
.Stimlny al bia old borne.
Mr. A. fl. tieorge, alio ha ben in
poor health for aome (hue past, ha im
proved. Jamea Mucklc, of Portland, wan a
down river pwwenger nn the atenmer
Ke!)!g 'Pnelny morning.
. Comity .Indue J. H. Iloan waa up
from Itiiililer Monday, lo pirjide at
the eaamiiiatioit o( an luaanti inau.
E. E. William, a well known com
mercial traveler for tang & C-o., of
Portland, wu lu the city Monday.
Mr. and Mri. J, If. lietver and Mr.
fiui-an lieaver, of KcapiKivee, were in
U'wn Monday.
Mlea Pnity Watkin went to Rainier
Xuturdiiv night, and participated in a
dram tber on that evening.
U. P. Hiatt, of Clatakanie. wa in
town Weilneaday morning, ana reported
ibat wotk wa being puslatl on the new
wood flume.
Connlv Commiwloner P, A, Frakea,
of KcnpiuKwe, waa In town luelay,
and reiwirta that farmer are weil along
with their baying.
J. B. Godfroy ha returjicd from the
Nehalcm counlrv, where he wa look
ing up timber land for Intcrcatcd nnr
fiie. Henry Henderson, county cloik-eleet,
arrived up with hi family from May
acr Wednesday, and will mciipy tlio
dwelling, near the new rchoo'i bnildiug.
faae went to Portland Wed-
nimiiiy morning with tlio intention of
leaving soon for Eastern Orejon to
apeml ihe auinmer niontli.
Frank Heegle, of Warren, who Inw
been In Wanio county l"r tho 1"1 four
vein, w in to ii Wediiiteday. Hie
fnlber, .fame IWegle, also was, here on
the anme day.
L. J.Johnaou, formerly publiaher of ft
paper In Tillamook county, in in town.
I l.i ! jnneiiil airent of the Uoetland ('on-
toliditted Mining Company, bevi I.u
ben. of Houlton, is a foreman In the
mine. ; ' ; " - .
Jamea jiimiiwon, wlio waa employed
hern alamtJS vear. ago Willi tho gang
getting oul vvlg r;k, retuin.-d Sat
urday, having la-en in California for
aeveral ye,ir,pioft. ,
F. N.Mcbetin, -prominent cawmill
man waa here from Portland Saturday,
in.itfinif no timhef matter, lie wa
formerly a Bawmiii operator
in Coo
rnnnlv. " .
W. N. Parrctt. of Ilillsborn, formerly
proaecuung
waa nero on iciim
ttwaahis tlrat vialt in tt. Helen tor
several j'eiira pat.
Ileputv Sheriff W. A. W oortanu mmuy
- !.... .1.., A 11 ..Mtnrn
ure moving iuio u' - -
boue tbia week, aitnaieo v,.,--aite
wmer Id the anm bba-k from the
reaidence heretolore occiipieu o.r ".
Captiilii Webb, wife And c tm nnve
taken room at the lliientni ior a u w
dnv. Ho i filling Captain 0
Dlace ou the atcamer Amei ica, while the
latter ia looking after other matters. for
a Hhort tune, .
Assessor Murliu White and Deputy
Charlea HInkealoy' relumed from the
jiehiilem country Tueaday, bavlng com
plotcdthe Held work in that eot on.
When the awacment of the hi.. Helens
district Blmll bo eomnleted, tha field
work for thl year will.be at an ond,
Edward Wood. 'of Vernon., a In
r st;.pa; Vho had
near WelliuKUin Junction, Mo., aeeorn
nanied bv hereon, Bert. Mrs. Stiiplea
a 1 ere for her health, and spent
week i" California, while on-rote.
. . 1,... tiiiiiit hia aiaiej . tiii-
T il,lt Ot J Ml noil Ill-i'i-
. I ..,11 iirnnrllltlir. Of
Valley, 12
' 'ii 'i' nn tin, Nahalein road, was
n
out
h new en
town Joem.uy .... ,h0
, , i 1,1. ivnii-r iiowor during t'i vim-
, " 'HI Hint Itrns. will, enabled to
ivh - ourtv- eniploy;ciit" to 111 hand,
f ihil. , itUImiklmr a aea- dw..ll.r.S
-,-ti hli l'lac". ; : i ... :
10 JIK 11 A M U E II Jiftjr MKtOjklt.
Neldere 1 llttptlxeil by Rv. Parle.
ut 8(111 Prottut That He I In-
noccnt f Murder.
Unlea Oovernor Gecr Inlorforna
which i not probable, Auguat Kcliieve
will suffer the death penalty for the
murder of Joaeph Bhulkowakl. at noon
Wednesday, July 2nd, I
Hliereff It. S. Hattan ba iiincd Invb
tntion to tlil effect, and the prepare
tlon are being completed for the event, I
W. T. Vaiighan, of Portland, Bcbleve'!
attorney, waa her Patiirday, and stutod
bcwmild uo no further effort to n.cure
clcmeucy for bi client; that be bud
done ell that could be reauoimWy ac
compliabcd. . V ' .
HherifT Hattan i) using every precau
tion to tho end that the prisoner may
not em-ape punishment. The death
wiitcb consist of Frank Thorpe and tan
Pecker at night, and Tudo Elakesley
during the day,
Hi bieve ppi ar atnlidly indifferent to
hi fitli, and tlll ftaaert that bo I in
nocent of the crime, cbaryed. Hi appe
tite ia flood, and his conduct 1 a puzzler
to thoae who come in frequent contact
with him, Several miniater have vis
ited the prisoner during tho week, and
the rite of baptlim waa administered to
f?chlev Wednesday night by Rev, taw
Bavle, of the Methodist Episcopal
church,
A, It. George and William Wellington
have completed the 10-foot board inclo.
ure, and the ucaflold and attendant ap
paratus ate receiving the finishing
touches. The Hcaffold stands directly
In front of the little fir treo, between
the court bouso and jail. Tho lumber
in Ihe walle of the incloauro will be
used to construct a new woodshed for
the court house, after it ha served its
pin pose. Attorney Pillard aiiggcats
that it might bean improvement on the
old court house for the county officer
to move Into the new inclouro.
Reading Circle lre a Farewell to
Cunuty ( b rk and Mr. J. 0. WftHs.
The local Reading Circle lias com
pleted It woik for the vear, nd last
tiaturday night gave a delightful fate
well aoeial to County Clerk and Mrs.
J. U. Watts, at the home of Mr. ami
Mr. W. U. Jiolumn. Mr. and Mre.
Wat! will return to their former
homu at 8 !iippxj;-ie after a few
dava. when hi present term of office
niiiill have expired. The serving of re
freshments waa added to the other o
cial feature ol the evening. Several
member of the Circle were unable to
1 present Rt thia (unction, but those in
iiUfiiilance weie: Mr. mid Mr. W. If,.
Powell, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Collins,
Mr. and Mr. M. C. tirav, Mrs. W. A.
Wood, Mr. and Mr. K. K. (jniek, Mra.
J. W, I'av; Mrs. Uray, Mies Nora
Cnnyr, Miss Willie " Caple, Miss
Mtiude Pwker, Ir. Edwin Hoss.
Jaia8 Vim ke was committal lotliein
an navluin lust Monday by County
Judvie I)on. Ilurke was inclined to be
noisy and difficult to handle. lie
wa brought up from Marshland ntur
Ihv n'ght lv r-heritf lint tan, end kept
Sefdevc and' Peter Kmith froui getling
louewiine iii fhe county jail, during bi.s
two day incarceration. IJurke is a res
ident ol Clarke county, Wii-h., and had
been diecharged from the Watbingtou
stnle insane anylum only a short time
previous. He wa visitiug his brother-in-law,
Thomas Boyle at Marshland,
!in he became demel.toii in a violent
wav. St is rcponen
tlmt the insane
limit iilta t'onaiUMrauie pni)i.-nY 111 viui
cminiv, and that tho reeent alUiek nas
partly eanaed by the refusal of his wife
tu longrr live with him. H alao is
stated that Mr. PnrkoanJ an attorney
recently visited Purke at Mirnhhuid
with a view of eff'i-ctinjt a properly set
tlement. Dr. 11. li. Cliir and fleputy
Sheriff Walter Hlakealoy took Burke to
the aaviiuu Monday niKht.
The Shaver Transportation Company's
steamer Hnraii Dixon is now running on
the summer schedule, and leaves Port
land nt 7 p. tn. on Tnesdava end Thurs
day for Clalskauio, mid on Bumlay
(veiling at the same hour for Oal:
Point, stopping nt . Hoieiia aud wuy
points.
Juet as this lai"'r goes to press a let
... i,.. in-irnl from f'antaiti He. C.a-
plea, statiiiu that the Woodland people
lie to have a Fourth of July celebration,
A oviinlnxlv ia invited. Hon. John
V. Cnple, ol I oriiano, iu ue mow-
tOr. ; . -
v. of the department
of oratory in New berg College, will lec
ture in the aietnoaiNi r-piscopai wmii
in St. Helen next Wednesday evening,
in. hinl will be "What About the ba-
ioon " He will speak at Uoulton on
Tuesday evening, and at Warren Ih.ur-
uuy oveniug.
-f;.niir clttlms In the Nehnlem conn
0.,m, maililv at from 1S0O to
i-iXHJ. and a few have hrouaht higher
.i..a Thn nonntrv is full ot ClUlSCl'S,
iaeeasing the value of the Imid for in-
tend iiBpurulinfers... itiaawu -"v
.niimrwrof elaiiii located in me vi
cinity of Hock creek ome time ago, are
a. mated In a burn.
"Caate." was reoentod to
anrowilcd house last Saturday .r.iKht at
Kainlerlor the benefit ol the nonrni oi
J u)v oelebiatiou fund. Twenty-fjve
doliivr wa the net receipt of tlio.
ond presentation of tbia drama by
....,.ii,..,i inlnnt. Those . tuvrtui-
natimr in the play wore Misses Alice
Krrv! MttdRe H.U IW'JT -Wfttkin.
and Messrs. .1. - E. Bourne,. J. K.
Koumeniid Prod Trow. .
Joe Hehoskv, of Bunker Hill, who ar-,
i o l.u,.iiic l atin) 00 the COW-
oenian, about :W miles . troni bt. Helens
on the Washinnton side, stated that a
tire had heed rag' n i-r four days in
that ssation, and a considerable quan
tity of lawloits had 'x'1 C"nsumcl. Ilia
lire was believed to be nndor -ontrol,
whn MrSebeaky left tliere, thti rums
of Tuesday materiiilly assisting In the
effort. Mueklo Bros, have two logging
eaitips in the near vicinity of the re
ported fire, but it. will not be known un
til today when James Mueklo returns
from a visit to Ooweemnn, whether or
not they have suffered any loss.
School Keport.
" iriin.t., ;. Hm letiort of tlio school
in district So. U'J for the month ending
June 20th, W2: ;. ' .
No. of day tatiRht, 1V
jSo, of day attendance, S02. '
- No. of day nbaenoo, 48. ,
1 No. of times tardy, 8. ; - :," ,
No, of aii'la enrolled, 1;. .
No, ol bovH enrolled, IS.
'rottil nuiiiber enrolled, J.?.1
Aveiae dailv attendance, .n..t
Those present- every day during the
: month were; Kthel tframer, fcrneH
1 Wilt-o. Hnrrv and Arthur - J-owh-r,
' Minnio Wa.-hluirn,. Ada and Bertha
it, -Mary 8) and-Ralph Avolta.
I , Ida Moroan, teacher,
tor ale:l0 acres umber iunu, 11,4
of of aectlon 25, tp. 4 n, r 6 west; 1 10
per aero. Inquire of . II. Mllner, Marsh
field, Oregon.
I!et brand of bard wheat flour at
Collin 4 Cray, St. Helen.
Boy wanted to do light chore. Apply
to Ur. Cliff, 8t. Helens.
Fruit jar at Collin & Gray',
Every Baturday Excursion Kate to
Clatsop and Long Beach, via
A. V. it. Hallway.
Beginning Saturday, J one Htb, and
every Saturday thereafter, during the
ummer eeaaon, the Astoria & Columbia
River Railroad Company will sell round
trip excursion tickets from all station
between Portland and Clatskanie inclu
sive, to all point on Clatsop and return
at rate of $2.60. Ticket limited good
to return Sunday evening. Close con
nection at Astoria with steamer iiah
cotta to and from Long Beach.
CASTOR I A
For Iafants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bear the
Signature
Head it in His NcwHpaper.
George Schaub, a well known Oermun
citiMiii of New Lebanon, Ohio, is a
constant, leader of the Dayton Vols
zeitung. He know that thi paper
aim to advertise only the best .in it
column, and when fie saw Chamber
lain's Pain Balm advertised therein for
lame back, be did not hoeilatein buying
a bottle of it for hi wife, who for eight
week had suffered with the most terri
ble pain in her back and could get no
relief. He say: "After using the Pain
BMtn (or a few day my wife said to me,
'1 feci us though born anew', and before
usimr the entire contents of the bottle
tho unbearable pain bad entirely
vanished and she could again take up
her household duties." He is very
thankful and hoiwa that all suffering
likewise will hear of her wonderful re
covery. Thi valuable liniment i for
sale at tbe Hi. Helens J'harmacy.
How to Avoid Trouble.
Xow ia the time to provide yourself
and family with a Wile of Chamber
lain' Colic. Cholera and Diarrnoea
Remedy. U ia almost certain to be
needed before the eummer is over, and
procured now may save you a trip to
town in the night or in your buaieit
season. It i everywhere admitted to
I the most succef siul medicine in ne
for Ikiwc! compluints, both for children
and adults. No family cun afford to be
without it. For sale at the St. Helens
Pharmacy. ;
My tittle son had an attack of whooping-cough
anil raa threatened with
iii-timonia; but for Chamberlain's
Cough Iiotuedr we would have had a
acrio'ti lime of it. It aleo anved him
from several severe attack of croup.
H..J. r'-rH Kl-.ni-:S, eilitor World-f lerali!,
Pair Haven, Wash, por sale at the St.
Helens i'harmacv.
Of 'vhat does a ImJ ta-ito in your
month remind you? It indicate that
vour stomach is in bad condition and will
remind you that there is nothing so
(rood for uch a disorder as Chauilier-
lanrs Btomaen ami t.sver jaweis aner
havina? once used them. Thev r.loanse
and invigorate the stomach and regulate
the bowel. Por sale at 1$ eenta per box
at the yt. Helens Pharmacy.
Timber Land, Act .lunc 3, 1878.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
riiiTRi) Stutm I,sn Orrica,
iirejc.i 1'itv, lire, June 17th, 1S03.
fOTtrK Its' HKRKHY GIVKN TH IX i:OM-
pliam e Willi the provihlona of the act of
Ci.nari.sol Jure 3, 1S7S, cnntied "AO aci ior
the ?ale of timber lands in the Stales oi Cullfor
ni Oroifoii, Njvuda. and nikiiiinirton lern-
tory. ' ai. extendeil lonii me t-u r.nc i.iina wti
flei or AuvDEi 4. isira. w ii ism li. u.uinn.di
Saint Helens, counlv of O.-himbia. State ui Ore
ion, Iim thin duv filed in this oflke his sworn
Btuiemeut No. 67. for the purchase of tbe
sci-i seetion No,3, In township .. ii '""i".
rauite ,o. i i:si, r.ii.i win unci .;viu w
that the land noucht la more vsliiBble for its
,l,h,.r nr Klfni than for iliirlclllturftl ClirPOSes,
nnd to eilnblbh hia claim to said land beiore
liie reulsier and receiver o( thia or.ice nt Ore
gon Citv. Oregon', on Uatnrdav, the Kith duy of
lerali.l IVllliinn Wnml.of Vernmua. and .'uhn
W, i'arker, of I'litslmrc, iireaon. Any and all
l-nwell. ol I'litsonrir. ureili'u: jcwoii ii. i inn-
leraoiHclntinini: adversely tne iiiiuve-ue.-i-ii"i--M
nods arc reuiiesled io Sic their c laims in th.s
(illlcc on or before said iyi day ,n . At; gust. i.ri.
jJ72 CHAKI.KS 11. MOOllliS, -KegMter.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Peptirtnient of the Interior.
J.aud olUoe i Oredon Citv, Or..
June 21t, W2-
tTOTICU la IISRVRV fitVK-i THAT TUB
IN follnwiiig named scfler has riled notice of
his ititeiiiion t:i make tlinil proof in support of
his claim, un'l that sir.d i.-.-ol win oo diwib oe
lore tha couiitv clerk of tVilunibi county at
St. Helens, Oregon, on Aug.ist 2nd, 1W, via:
,, KICK VI fONT,
n 11702. fur Ihe aw!4 of acetic a J", town
ship 6 north, range 8 wusf. He names the fol
lowlnuwlMieasea to prove Ids coir.Uiu.aus resi
teuec Tmwn and CHltlvatioti lit said land, vis:
ivo Watnbelto, of Warrtn, Oregou: Fred
Klocier. of Valley. Oregon; Aar.m ketkv. of
Houlton, Oregon, and W llllsm Miller, of ht.
Helena, OroRon. , ' .
i,iui Nicoml, who filed contest against the
above eutry May Vis!, l!tt, la herehv specially
cited to appear liefove Ihe county Clerk ot l
luiubiacountv. at St. Helena. Oregon, on Au
gust 2nd. Wrl to show cause why aula proot
... Kb lli.WA.i
" CHAKUM B. M00RK3, KejtatMV
"" ' Tories fm pmLiuTios.
Department ot Ihe interior.
Una Ofltee at Orcgou city, oreirc'i,
. June JlsU l'.'Oi,
,o Ui-nlrilV nrVKM THAT TUB
IN billowing named settler bus filed notice of
his intention to m-'-ke dual proof lu support .of
h i clan" and that suid proof will be' made be
fore county cleric ot Columbia county, ut St.
Helens, Oregon, on Atunut 2nd. MM, vw:
IVO WAMJiKKE.
i)iit,ont
run Kfillcy.
Houlton. Oregon, anil Viilliara
Miller, of St. Helens, Oregon.
CHskUS 11. MOORF.3. Register.
Watts X'ricc,
-DEAl.F-RS IK
Flour and Feed
Choice Groceries
Staple Dry Goods
Best QualUy Shoes
imi Notions
cj..n-nrv.M.ifs '. iU'OCmn .
H K-ltrW. for the ae'i of section SO, town
IhliiSn. rami west. He names Ihe follow,
iiig win ewoi to prove his ooniliiuoua residence
n and cultivation of mid land vis: Mok
4 lOl.tll'i'WWVi, JuneWfh. A. O. 19(1. , .,
? 1 v..a'a..i KMM A 0 K.ORHK. Aitaailistratrix .1 tha
VV1 ' Mta oi KJy liecrge, ce.-ed:
in-.m.
i i . , .
8ocred cow often defile India lew.
files, but worse yet is a body that' poi
nted bv constnation. Pon't permit it.
Cleanse your system with Pr. King'
New Life Pill and avoid untold misery.
They give lively liver, active bowles,
good digestion, fine appetite. Only 25c
at the 8t. -Helens Pharmacy.
OABTOIIIA.
Bi tb J II Kind Villi H-m hws Baufht
KOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
llepartim-nl of the laterlir.
Land titflce at Otea tliy, Oregon
Ml
ly IA, Wt.
N
JOTJCB IH IIKRKBV OlVf.N TdATTHKl
((.lldWiii." iiainuil settler ha filed notice of I
hia intention to make Itual pro'tf Id aupportot j
hi I'lilm Kiel ihiit said po.j will be ramie rx;-
fora the County Vmk nf Col
muMa Ciiunty, at i
St. Helena, Oregon, on AukuhiM), 1WK, vu:
ALIIKBT U PARKKK, '
II. K. Ko. W.iM. for the KEU ol se'-tlon ), T. 4 i
N,R. 8 w. He naniea the lolluwiux im"
to prove his contiiiuoua resi-lem-e u.-on a m :iil
lill')ii nf Mtid iHiid, Tlx: Skmiiel V. llallard
end MkkI Witklnaoo, of Pituburg, Oregon ;
hn lt,iL-erl und Chatlen Rohcrie. of vaanouia,
Or.-.KOil CHAS. H.MOORhS,
na) Ktgiaier. :
NOTICE Of FINAL SETTLtMENT.
a . .
XTOrrcEIH ITKREUY GIVKN BY THE UN-
i tlarnlitneA excnuuir nf thn .tati oi Hunan I
K Hhatluck. ttoceaite'l. that hi- has (tied In the ; w
fflc n the County Cleijc of Cftlufn bU Cotin.y,
mnuin ureou, nit nnai ucouiu or w wimm-
lhiiattoii upon Mia eMtate, togeiimr wun Jitirw
(inul report tnd petition fnr distribution of the ! f
r (tiduo nt suid t-ntaiii, and for the uJm?it of
bit, Mtid account; and that the Hon. J. 1- Iwtu, j
j'ids ol BaM court, ha appointed Monlay, the j d
7th dvof Julv. 1902. at two unlock in the after- .
t;nio.n ol said day an th time, awl the court-
room ol aald court, al th cuurt noufco in to.
iielene. OieKou, the place, of bearing said i
float account and id final rrort and ptitioQ
for ihedUtrf button of the renidue of af'l et.tat I
and the settlement of the aame, at which time I
ud plane any pernor inter;iitf;d may appear
ana me oojecuoot in wnuiiR to me name r any
part thereof. THOH. A- CWNINKR,
F i ecu tor of the estate of Hukhii K. Hhattuck,
deceaned. W. H. Powell, attorney for executor.
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court, of tha Slate of Oreeonfor
the County of Columbia.
Grace Puloair,, plaintiff,
va.
Carl F. Pntoam, defendant.
To Carl K. Hulnam. defendant-
IN THK KAMK OF TBK dTATE OF OREGON:
Von are hensby required to appear and an
swer the compliant flici against 70a la the
above entlllel anil, within ten ilaya from the
date of the ar-lce of thin aanunone hjiou you,
if nerved within tbia county; or If served in any
other eonnty of thia Btate, then within twenty
daya from the date of the service of thia aum
moaa upou you; and if you fall ao to appear,
forwuu: thereof the insinlltt will aak the court
for the rellei praved for In the complaint, which
ia (or a decree dissolvina the bond of matri
mony between the plaintiff and sounielf. the
defendant, and for ('onta and dfubnrfementa.
This aamraone 1 published by order 01 uoii.
1'hoinaa A. Mclirlde, circuit judg
14th dnv nf Muv. l'ah- 1,. T.
rte. circuit iudae.
Hie thia
h. T. BAKIN,
inlGJ27 Attorney for plaintiff.
Timber Land, Act Jane 3, 17.
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
I'.HTID Siaira Lahb OFFICg,
Oregon CHy, Oregon, April 13, 1S02.
TOTICR 18 HEREBY GlVl:! THAT IN COM-
bliauce wilh the provisions of tile act ol
Congress of June S, 1S78. entniedV "An act for
the sale of timber lunds In tbe Butea of Califor
nia, Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Terri
tory," as extended ta!l ihe Public Lmd Slates
bv act of AMgust i. 1S92, Cbarlea Colcan., of
lfoulion. county of Columbia, stats of Oregon,
na Iim duv tiled iu this oltice hi" aworn state
ment K. 5710, for the purchase of the JlwM of
ol swcijon fio. 2-t, In township o. S n,
rane Ko. S w. and will offer proof to ahow that
the laud MOtigUt ia more valuable for loi timber
or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to
establlhh his claim to said land beiore the Reg
ister and Receiver of this office at Oregon chy,
Oregon, on Saturday, the l'itn day of July, lues.
He name as wilnes.-: Christopher riauerveia
and Alphonsc Sauervolu, of Houilon, Oregou;
Joseph Nuch. of Yankton, Oregon; Antone
iMirwiu i'iMiirtliiir Ailvor-iftk- the ubove-dei-eribed
Hungrtrt. ol rortlaiid. uri-gon. sny an m
iiimls re requested ut lile their claims in this
otlMteouor before suid 12th (lav ot July, 1902.
K,j27 C11AS. B MOORE.S. Register.
Count Warrants far Cancellation Haf
Term 1902.
vroncEis nEnuBVoivB that it the
i' following ctiuntv warrauta are not prea
eiited for psvuient within sixiy (W) ilsya from
July 1. 1902. that they be will canceled by order of
ine coumy cuurt ana payment mvre.', ..t4im;i..
Pate. To Whom Drawn,
Julys, J8U3..I. Spencer
May 6, 1W3..W. T. Griswold.
MiivS, wa.J. L. Dowllng..
Jan. 11, lvj;!Jamcs Pilcher.
Jun. It. 1"V3 -James Hart
Mob. l.i. lS:!W.Jftiues Smith..
Ko.
Amt.
,...5182
....2SK7
...Jf.Dii ..
....27 77
. 2770
.1 00
. 75
. 8 tin
. t oo
. l oo
, 1 60
2 50
. 7 00
. 1 00
. 1 00
. t so
. 3 00
. S 24
. 6 40
. 4 50
- 1 00
1 50
Kha .
Julv 8, lf3..Nancy A. Mctirew 31H
Jllivs, B9B.J. W. Nelson SOsO
Mcli 15, lSM-WM. Lauistord.-:..'M --
Not. la, lSSti-.T. VV. Jordou SS29
Mcb. 15, -Harrison lieuna .t6i . ..
Julv 20, 1MI2..M. Lovenaki '-'310
.Mav 9. 1SW..S. U. Trvoo 299
Sept. H. 192.. J. W. Guild s
May G. ltU-A. J. Freeman 296
Jan. 11, IsM-.C. K. Young 2773
Mch. lis lSirt-Janies Henderson 3M8
SECOND II K1KS A.
May 29. lRM-.Wm. Wilson 67
0
lVl
i "o
oo
1 50
60
1 01)
00
i 10
July 11, Rouse 22J
Miv. .1'. ifiai-.jona Kevnoias.. r
.ior. 12. 1HS4 -A. J. Nelson - 716
Jan. 12. lsvo.-Joseph Bureau
Nov. 12, nw.-w. Harncll wu ...
Nov. 12, lNrl.-l.ewia Bindley fi'.'5
June 1. lMH-Jobn Jelly -
Jan. li. 1SJ.1..H. Uuillai, wa
May U. Ib'.ia-.O. W. Brown .J26S-.
j. O. WATT'S, Couuiy Clerk.
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PETITION hR LIQUOR LICENSE.
To tho Honorable County Court of Columbia
WBTIIK UNDERSIGNED I EG AL VOTERS
II ruo.lim; in.Gnhle nreclnct. Columbia
( ountv, tnegon, would respectfully petition
sour Honorable nmlv at lta next regular min
ing, which will be held on the 2nd day of Julv,
iMi. in the court-house In the city of 8t. Hel
ens. Columbia county, slate of Oret.-un, thai a
lieinsc be gianted to o E. Hunter lo sell spint-,-in,,nH
mnlt Honors in auantttes less
than one gallon, in Goble piecincl, in 6akl
eountv and suite, and that said license be
iirnnled tor aper1ol of six nioulhs, for all ol
which your petitioners will ever privy, signed:
U. i. Ai.derwu, D. Link. II. Blake. J. E. Con
bnv, U Iiradley. M. VI. Dradley, G. W. Pitsen-
k..;.... U 1 Pmulrr lunirin KenilCdV. ir.. H.
Stehnian. U. I.iviniTstcli, 1'cler Hcassch, W elter
Hunter. John roiin, u. uruocr, ini,
Kuiile Wamer. Ohriswpher Magma. O. a. Kps
ter, Howard Itonerla. W. D. Saf.erlee John Mt
riclts, A. Seer, Jas. Mctlregur, J. Hurbee, Ira L
Withrow. Wm. Dohcrty K. A. Kniiih. C. C. fow
ler. J. M. Fowler, fleorge, Kosler. jr., Joseph
Lawrence. Fratik Bishop, R. L Kenny, A. R.
ltotrts, Wm. 8. liindwiek, F. W. MasUiater,.
E Miller, Edward black, Jakon Zwingli. J. L.
Archibald. K. O. Cleaver, I. M. Spenci.-, John
Psrr. O. M. Farr, J. W. Lord, K. G. Jones, Fred
w...wi.a, p h. irifrtr. w. x.' Raviuond, C. h.
Quirt. W. II. Tucker, W. Bishop. C. Link 0.
Jordan. S. C. Ward. M. Link. Gcorse Tilia,
A. Hampton, G. C. Kowler.
H0TICE OF SALE.
N OTICE IS HURRllY filVKS.THATUNDBB
end bv virtue of an order of the County
Court of the fttalc of Oregon for Columbia oonn-
,u u,wl ,l..,rf .I., nth. A. 1). 1902. I will
in pnrsiiance of said Order, at the front door of
the County Conn House in the city of St. Helens
iu said Columbia Comity in the iSU of Oregon,
ou saturdav, July 181b, at the hour of ten (ill)
o'clock lu tie forenoon of that day, proceed to
offer for sale at public auction to the highest
....1 K.cl k,ri.l.rfLm, all the follOWtllg tle-
surlbedreul propertv, or sBtticelnt thereof to
I enable pte to pav oft the Just claims against the
i estate ot KUv t.eoiEe, deceased, together with
I the costs and egpenscs ol administration, to-wn
The Southeast iiunrier of section seventeen in
township number live, north of range two. west
of the Willamette Meridian; alsa lot nimiber
I four of block one ot and in tho town of Deer
I Island', also lot number tlve and dsht of block
I oue of and io tleorgeloivn all the loregomg be
I lug siniat.Kl In Columbia County in tne Stale of
Oregon: also the norlh west qnarler of section
nuiiilier ten In township number fifteen soum
I of range six vest of the Willamette meridian,
! situated In llio counties of Lane and Kenton in
I the mate of Oregon. , , , .
Terms of sale. Laymen! to lie made. vis. -
less than one hall rash at (he time oi sale
.,.,,, ..it- wtiHi,, ii.it to exceed two
auu
years
i ihnriiafier with inteivsl at not less than six
I coot nor amiuiu f.-ora date oi sale until paid, au :
, deferred pav ioents to 1 secured by hrsl, inort-1
i on the real pinperty so sold. Srucb su.es ; Jf.
1 to in, lude nil the inicrest of Klay George at the jjw
i ... u,.. .w,.k i... ,,, all the nrooertv
I lulbl. otilv.
Dated at the City of St. Helens, Oregon,
-'t4', "fa.'- "tl '""'i. "1- 'U -" ' -a-'
Wanted-
We Expect to Get It
Ry jriving you just a little mor for your mony than
you can get elsewhere.
We Expect to Keep It
By eelling yon a quality of good that will invariably
give entire satisfaction.
NOT JUST NOW
A Superb Quality of Goods
BUT ALL THE TIME. -
DART & MUCKLE,
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POPULAR
i
St. Helens,
ST. HELENS
mm , .mm. .
Patronize a drug store when you
want pure, fresh and reliable
Drugs and Patent Medicines
Perfumery, Toilet Articles, Etc.
HEADQUARTERS
A Fine Line of
Plain and Decorated
Direct froni Pobiislier Regular
How About
BE YOU SURE
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esta'e security, take no man's word, but insist upon knowing what
U: record shores regarding ihe title. An Ansiract is as essential us
a deed. Insist on havini it. We have the only set of abstract
books in the coonty. Allwork promptly executed and aatisiaetion
guaranteed. If you have property to insure give us a cail . We ara
agents for the best tiro insurance companies iu the world. II vou
have property tor tale list n with us and we win Had a buyar.
E. E. QUICK & CO.,
ST. HELENS. OREGON
fx
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New Method of Gold Filling
This ia the latest and moet eciontiSo method o (Jold Filling.
Ko Hammering. No soreness of the teeth, and none of thoe
- Dreadful Headache follow this Painless method of Gold Filling.
Dr. KNODER, Dentist,
9 TO 121
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