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Newspaper Page Text,TUE OREGON MIST. " - .---7--'- - ----- -JJ- '- L -i 1 I ' ' ""' ivmw.mbm . , .J it iff Ti iS km mm ir f Tl I 1, .... . . ill 1 r "Am r '. . . , , .. .. I . n istuao avaav moat Moamao bv KEELER H. GABBEBT, Suitoa AMD PlOmtROI. , M. Watt, of BoKfpooM), win id town Monday, Persaal afentloa, , Mm. V. P. fllaaKliter bu been tUIU In friend at RnlnliT. ' ' ! Mr. Kiin lllkljr risked her Mer it linlnler Friday night. , ' ' Mm, W. A. Wood returned Butnrdav (rmn vUit 10 hur old burnt it lUlnlur, It. R. fMwmnw of VtraooU, jra a vlwitor In llm uy, during Veejc. J. B. K. Bonrn", of Kklnler, ni In 81. lleli'ii Monday. rt " ' Mr. E visitor in William McDonald, of Msyger, wa a viotlur 111 tuwfiuring me nmt 01 the 8. Ituck. a well. known rosldnnl of lh ' V an k ton nelgliburhood,' wa In the city 11- ,. l.i .- 1 ... .MM . Claude fitralian, wql known young attorney of Portland, wa In Ht. Helena Mmiday. Miaa Winnie War. of Portland, la vi Kiug Mine May Whitney and oilier rel ativea, ' Attornev Oram E. Hall returned trout Portland Monday morning , after ipond'ng uie ruurin were, ' M. Haion went down the CohitnM Tuesday, and ordered bla Mist aent to Astoria nniu turuier instruction, T. A. Clou! hirer waa down from rVnn- nouee Monday, and reporu-d that their celebration waa a great auooeai. l. ... . . diaries mnneree, wno waa at onetime publlaher of Tna Mmt, la connected with a Mm ford Pit, aaya the Jack ewiiviiie timet, 8. P. Ballard, of Pittsburg, .who waa hire lint week, jwporta that the bay crop la unuaually good in the Nehaloni country. Mr.. Jainee Muckle came down from Portland Haturday morning on the ateanier Kellogg, and via I ted relative here for a lew houra. U. M. Ueeghley, of Vernonla, waa In town Saturday, aua took out a new luower. lie waa accompanied by Wit' Haul Meiuuger, jr, Miaa Mary Conyert left btat nlitht for her home at dalejunle, and will re main until Sunday.-Oregon City Cour ier-He rata. 8. P. Donkel. formerly of thle count hat ordered Tna MiT and Weekly Ore- p-unlau aent to bia addreaa at Laa, urooa county Adam Stump, of Scappooae, of flea nooMi. the well anowq pioneer, waa tiwn Saturday, and briaine one of the aeveral new aubecribere to Tna Miar but week. Mra. John Bland and daughter, of Uter Iaiand. Or., and Miaa Clara Carl in, are the gunata of Cotnniiafiluner John Carlton and wife ol the Middle Valley. Skamockawa Eagle. Mra. M. J. Canty waa down from Portiaud Monday, looking after maitera nnrlainina to the eatate of her lata hut? land. The Canty'a formerly lived at JJoer laiaod. Suit Fitb Warden Van Duaen. of Aa tor la. waa in M. Helena for a few houra Haturday. It la preaomed that be waa looking alter me eiurgoon tuai are noae ing around in the Columbia in thja vi' clnity. J, S. Caato, of New Era, Clactramei county, atata grange orgnniaer, waa in town Hunday ninbt on hit way home ' from Mitt, where lie had inetliuted a new grange with SO charter member. Tula make the foirth grange in Coluin b a county. Ki-Counfy Clerk ant) Mra. J. G. Watt, alter lour year reeidence In St. Helen, moved out to tliir old borne at ricappooee Tumaiay. Mr. and Mra. Watte Lave many friend here, and will be tuieeed in aocial and fraternal cir cle. O. U. Wilton, a well known retident of Miit; waa In town Monday. He re ported that a new grange had boen or ganiaed there with 30 charter aembere. William f ringle it matter, and Mra. Nettie Petereon la avcreury. He alio atated that many timber claim were being told la that tection. Mr. and Mra. David Davla, who have been reeidente of Ht. Helen for the paat nine nine yeara, departed laat Sat urday for Portland, where they will make tbeir future home. They will be greatly miterd here in aociety. The Uaiette wlahee thetrt much prosperity In their new home. Qt Helena item in the Balnier Uaaette. , Hon.ThomaaJ. Cleeton, of Portland, waa in Ht. Helena Friday in attendance on the adjourned aeeaion of the circuit court. On the previoua day be deliv ered th Fourth of July celebration at Ctatakanle. Mr. Clu'fn and bia law partner were former well known attor ney of fit. Helena, and have built up a good bualnea in the metropoli. , Mr. II. Tyacakiuorla, accompanied by her mother, Mra. Lancaater, moved to her farm on Bachelor' Island Tuea-day.- Mr. T. left for Nome laat Friday to look' after tome mining property In which hethea an interest, He recently received word that a rich atreak of pay dirt had been uncovered. , d. W. Alchardton, until recently a realdent of Uelena, waa in town Mon day and Tueeday. He waa re-elected road aupervlaor of district No. 8, but filed bla realgnatlon with t,he countv court on account of bia removal to Hud eon. Mr. Richenlaon haa purchased a fairly well Improved farm at' the latter place, and with bia family, will make it la future borne. County School Superintendent 1. U. Copeland went to Uladatone park Tue. day, to attend the Willamette Valley Chautauqua Aaaemblr. It haa been a long time elnoe be had the benefit of a vacation, but be took bla typewriter along, and will attend ' to mattor pei tulniiig to hi office, that require atten tion, i ' ' E. II. Flagg, who U connected with the United Statea cuatoma aervloe at Oirole City, Alaaka, waa a paaaenger on theaouthl)ouinl Northern Faclflo train that pkaaed Houlton Sunday evening. It I learned from Mra. Fiatrar' rela tive, who live here, that Mr. Flagg had Intended to make a abort viait to Ore- rm. Over a doien year ago, Mr. lagg waa publitber of Tub Mit for a time. Mr. and Mra. O. 0. Barger returned Monday night irom a viait to their daughter, Mra. F. M. Manning at Mu Uno, Clackamaa county. They were ac companied borne by Mr. Barger mother, Mra. Sarah Farnaworth, of Lyon, Linn county. She will visit her daughter for a couple of month. At the Manning borne at Mullno laat Sat urday, a family reunion waa held. About 26 persona were present, and OVe generation were represented , Mrs. iViuiHwofUi Ik b vrarwolil. ' Ml LottiafHall returned Monday jrom visit to friend In Portland. Mr. and Mr. Jams Beegle, of War- .u ivwb yeaieraay. -'i:W"t. th? B,ubw merchant, " wwa oaiuruay. Switaer. , mra. p.rnniii fi.nn.. tt-,.. I i i.i . 1 vi union via iing ner mother, Mr. E ueoree W. 1'errv. ol Hnnltnn ... i town Monday, end renortjwl ti,.i ti.. 1.. jome phuwa the standing clovur hay had lallun to thegtound, and waa moulding. frank Ionkev. on nf lv,.i 1, ,,.. rnaifinnu. ol M at. hi In ui nui... juBMiay, ana ordered Tu Mint and nwjaiyvregonianeinit to hi address. . ..... ... ... mrs. M. J. Hoott. tlm l.ml .t ,.1 i.. Kalama Houae, at Kalama, was a boat piwiixnr on ner way noma Irom fort- mnu weuneMiay evening. Mr. and Mr. J. II, Collin will go to Y. vmy vuu7 w wr iienry Wat tran talk bnlore the Chauuuqua Aa- wiiui; ni. u inu.ioiie para.. Mia Myrtle Powell ha adjourned nrr wiiwii at iiuaaon lor the tumnier vacatlou. and hat bean vl.liU. ,.. brother, W. H. Powell, for aeveral day 11. A. KhePflltn. Of the KLnn.rvl II ... 111 m, . ""f T'dllMU nj), BKWnilll mi I all) R (Oil, wftfiittowa Wedn?idy. and reporusd uwi iu uwuiiii wm auinK t good bui- rerrv Georire. who li mnh.vw. wtU me roriianu ueneral Klectrlo Com pany, it visiting hie parent, Mr. and Mra. A. H. Ueorire. durlnir hia vacauon 01 two weea. John Morri. formerly of thia til.. haa written to K. E. Quick to have the Mint .Miit tsi lilm at ti kima county, Wash. He stated (n the letter that he had nurchaeed a amall tract of land there. Guv R Millaand Win Mellinaer In Jtown Wedneaday on their way to a KVKinKcamn. near iainiamet. wiinr they have been employed for aome time past. They had been to their homea in Nehalem to celebrate the Fourth. S. A. Mile vlaltod Kalama Wednea. day, and atated that the 60-ton cyanide puiui tor uie varnau mining and Min ing Company, arrived from Denver while be waa there, and conaiderale in terest was expreaaad concerning the future development of the mine. John F. Peteraon. of Mitt, waa in town Monday and Tuesday, and furniahed a complete liat of Uie offlcere of the new uraoge, aa follow: Master, John rrtngle: overseer, Frank heteraun: treasurer, N. P. Peteraon; ateward, Lemick Peteraon; secretary, Nettie Peteraon, and other odicera are Edith Ueda and Mra. N.J. Peteraon. W. W. Allen, of Verndnia. drove over 1 uetciay and Drought out Jamee Adams, (juy miiis, win Meuingor and Kobert Mt'l'huerson. Tbe latter waa on his way to lua to bla old California borne. On bia return trip Wednesday. Mr. Mitla took in Ueorge Smith and family, who hare been at Cathlainet. Waah.. for tome time paat. Mr. Smith and family will reside on hla homeatead. Rev. Lew Daviea arrived lip from Rainier Monday morning, bavins spent Saturday and Hunday there. He preached there Hunday to a good con vmriLlun. Hnr Daviea aava that kxin. icria a proiniaing field, and it ia tbe in tention of the oriraiiiMtlon to erect a church edifice at that place. Ex-County Judge Lan Blanchard haa donated a building lot and (iibacrlhed 1 10 lor that purpose; the congregation naa fiuu on 1 ini i4 miiu kilo liHUHii v.w..nfvi kvis.t will donate tfOU. It ia not anticipated that thara will he any difHrultv in raia- ing the remainder of the fund needed to erect the propoaed building. Personals from theClattkanleChief. Mra. J. M. Blackford and daughter, Ixjia, left Monday morning for San raiiciaco to visit relativea. Mr. ttlack' ford accompanied them a far a Fort- laud Mr. and Mra. William Flub rer. of Mayger. were in the city viaiting frienda Sunday. ,...W. K. Tichenor waa doing business in Portland the first of the week Tilden (iraham left Monday mornlog for San Francisco, to try hia luck in the' Bay City Mr, are visiting frienda in Haxelgrove this week Miss lyiia r.uns, oriicminn- vllle. are vis una with the Misses Mag vie and Mabel black ford thi week V. ... ......I ...J I..J Al. ' Uau nice wai a roriianu visitor una week E. E. Hogberg, of Fiahhawk, wa transacting business in town Wed nesday.. (Jua Peteraon, of Mist, waa in town Monday. a jfjsay . ... Messrs. G. P. Murrav and Herman r Smith h 9ve efwA the Muckle sawmill, and are here doing preliminary work. Muckle Bros, and the residents of St Helens have sub scribed $2,000 to b.uild a grade for a railroad spur to the main Northern Pacific line at Houlton. Negotiations are now pending with the Railroad Company to lay the rails. f' 5 Te bo Held la St. Helena A beat Aa - goat 80th. Manager Wood, of tbe local baseball team, states that the detail are being arranged for a tournament to be held here about August 20th. Every base ball team in Columbia county Will be invited to enter the contest. The cop trophy now on exhibition at Ross's drug store will again be awarded to the winner. It waa won by tbe Clatekanie team last year. A puree, also will be awarded to the winners. The tournament waa held here last year on September 5tii and ttth, ami was a great eve nt.N It promises to tie a 1 more elaborate event thia year than last. There will be some scientific play ing for tbe chuiiipiotishlp cup jaiul money prise. Every Haturday Kxsuraion Item to Clataop and l,ong Beach, via A. V. It. Hallway. Beginning Sutunlay. June Mth, and every Saturday thereafter, during the lunmiw sea-nn, the Astoria A Columbia River Riiilrond Cl'inpany will sell round trip excursion ticketa from all ebitiom between Portland and Clatekanie inclu sive, to all points on Clatsop and return at rate of $2.50. Tickets limited good to return Sunday evening. Close con- Iiiv'.ii.'iin ov nQuiun wuu sirmiiwr j., .1 1 entta to mru from tstntr RmpIi . The above is an every day scene ion the Columbia with Mount St. Helens looming ud on the Washington side. Twenty-five to 30 steamboats land daily at the wharves of tne town ot fat. Helens, and take on 1,000 cords of wood monthly for their engines. All the Lewis River and Cow Jitz River boats, as well as those on the main river, stoo at a-. W9 J a . a , ot. neiens lor ireignt and passengers, OF LOCAL INTEREST, Jay Dennine? la painting and other- wUe'improving hla residence property Sneclal inducemenU will be offered to encourage correspondence from very section of the county, tun mist wants the newa from every precinct and post' office. Jna Hill, who haa made a success at logglngi has quit the business and will build a sawmill somewhere on the Co liimlila. aa ha haa aome good timber land on that stream. Kelso journal. W. H Hibble. of Noon'a ranch, near w.. Mm.ln Lit RnnrfittA oat hla dislocated right wrist righted. The ac cident waa tb result of a fall while run' ning. . v , l. C Cox and Mra. Kate Connell were narrlnd at Kalama laat Saturday. The groom is a resident of Republic, and the bride i a daughter of J. H. Swager, of this place. Cowlita Valley Journal. Tha Ormrnn Fiah and Game Associa tion have placed 122,000 Eastern brook trnut in Oreson streams, and 10,000 of tha number went into the north fork ol the Soappoote i,n this county. Tha Lane of the Kalama Bulletin nrintad last Week, contained a clever Lrifa.nn nf tha cloa Intr exercises of the public achonl, also neatly executed cut of the achool building, graduating data, and the principal oi tne school There will be a game of baseball on the St. Helens field next Hunday after noon, and thecdotestanta will no doubt play ball. Tha contest will be between the Flfer'a Union team of Portland, and tbe St. Helen, club. George Cunningham sustained aome nalnfofinlurles bv falling between the two-plank aldowalk that conneoU St. Helena ana tiouiuw. - v.e" to town for treatment, and s now well along on the road to recovery. A number of the memoera oi mo Rathbone SiBter gave Mr, ana mra, i di w.tu A nleaaant farewell sur prise party last Saturday night, Lunch wa aerved, and a deligWul time waa during the paat few day a lot, of bras castings were taken from the Muckle sawmill. The lot was not discovered until Wednesday afternoon. The mill u i V'.i. i fnnnd a short distance rwiy The lf aniounte to about I75J Miaa Beatrice C rouse haa leased the dining room of tbe Oriental Hotel, and opened it up to the public Tuesday. r.unvne Diaaeaiey win conunue w cun- uct the hotel on tbe European plan. Miaa C rouse is experienced in the mat ter of serving meals to the public. The 6-year old son of 11, T. Grewell, few miles from town, fell in his fath er' barn last Saturday, and sustained a fracture ol both bones ol bl left arm. The boy waa brought to St, Helena, and the fracture reduced. The boy is fairly along on the road to recovery. District Attorney ' Allen today filed two informations against two of the holders of aturgeon. One waa against Llndenberirar lor having 46 sturgeon. and one against Schmidt for having 444 sturgeon. This amounts to some $12, 000. The venue of ail the other cases is Columbia county. Astoria Budget of July 2nd. Tbe new officers of Ava Temple No. IB, Rathbone Sisters, were installed last Thursday night by Mrs. Lucy M. Gray, last Thursday night : Paat chief, Marie Watts; most excellent chief, Lena B. Denning; senior, May Whit ney; junior, Anna Richardson; mana ger, Ida M. Harris; mistress of records and cor.eapoiidence, Sarah Quick ; uiis treaa of finance. Lncv M. Grav: protec tor of temple, Eliza Switaer; guard of ou ter temple, uara um. Hon, Martin Both visited the county seat laat Friday and Saturday, lie went to Astoria to have the sale of the new mill site confirmed. Through tbe Instrumentality of Mr. Both the Blan chard estate ha been brought out of a precarious condition into shape for hoi lding uo a large city at Rainier. Tbe pace that is being set by Rainier busi neaa men is worthy of emulation, and .peaks volumes for the future of the Jity. Ral nier Gazette. The regular monthly meeting of the city council waa held Monday night. President Dart and all the councilman were present, consisting of Messrs. Godfredy, Miles, Gray and Slaughter; also Recorder Switser and Treasurer Quick. The natier of the dog tax ordi nance, w hich l)ad been force for the past five yeara, waa discussed aa to its legality, aa aome persons were now re fusing to pay the annual II tax im posed. The recorder was instructed to submit tbe matter to Attorneys Di Hard and Day for an opinion. The m otion to appoint a committee to investigate the water supply on the Lemont place, with a view of establishing a new water work works svstem in the city, was voted down, the matter of the side walk improvements, heretofore ordered, also was brought up, a tbe time limit was approaching. ABOUND THE COURT HOUSE. Near Matter Officials and Other I'eu-te, Etc. It haa been a busy time around the court house for several days paat The execution of Schieve, adjourned term of circuit court, the Installation of the new. ly-elected county offlcere, prolmte court and tbe sessions of the old and new com' missionera' courts. All the newly' officers were sworn and took their place Monday, Following is tbe roster of the county omcera: i .C. E. Daltjn. Ht. Helen. Martin Until, kainier ..josepn u. uoau, rtatmer ...R. 8. Rattan, Ht. Helens E. Kow, tit Helens Ooroner KeprriwntatiT.. Judge Uherlff .: Treasorer Hunt, of schools AMeswr Surveyor ultra ....I. H. Cotttland. Hoiiltoo ...Martin While, W. Helens W. T. Watla, HounpouM nenneraon, jaayirer, rnm .i..i I H. L, Cotvln, Mnrshlsod Commissioners J p CmM rilt.burf ' Deputies Harris and Wood are rer tained in clerk' arid sheriff's offices. Several of the justices, constables and road supervisors did not file tbeir bonds and oaths of officii within the time prer scribed by law, -and the Troonty court will appoint tbe delinquents to the po sitions to winch they were elected. A complete liat will be printed next week, Judge McBride held an adjourned term of circuit court last Saturday. In the matter of tbe suit of C. E. Brower vs. The Star Lumber At Logging Com' pany, the mandate from the supreme court authorizing a judgment forfS.OQO against the defendant Company, waa ordered entered. Decieea of divorce were entered In the suits of Grace r . vs Carl P. Putuian and Mary va George Phelpa. The achool district boundary board, consisting of the county school super intendent and the members of the county court, held a seesion Tuesday, and formed a new achool designated aa No. 18. It is made up from the terri tory ofl three districts in tbe vicinity of Keasey. A new woodshed ia being bnilt oat of tbe lumber used to enclose the scaf fold used for the execution of Schieye. A. II.- George is doing the work. EIGHTH GRADE GRADUATES. Twenty. One en tbe Boll f Honor With Dlplemaa. County School Superintendent I. H. Copeland baa furnished tbe Mist with the following report ol those, who have successfully passed the eighth grade ext aminationa, according to tbe provisions of the state school law : Out of a total of 44 applicant for graduation from the eighth grade de partment of the public schools of Colum bia county aim February, 1902, the fol lowing 21 received diplomas: Rainier Ftank Rice, Myrtle Delta, Ruth Thayer, JfeVtie Swett, Esther 8vlvt St. ' Helens-:Leot Whitney, Kexia Moyer, Bertha Dart, Teresa Burns, Charlotte Hall, Celia VanDyke, Dixie Spinner, Henry E. McKibben. Scappooee Maybell Garrison, Deasa West. Quinny Bertha Erickson. Goble Kittie Lindsay, Thoma Hun ter. Mist Emil F. Messing. Lameck Pe terson, Johanna Magnuson. Inhanna Magnuson, of Miat, carried pff firat honora, having made a general average 92 per cent. A close second waa JaayDei uernsou, oi cvappvuv., with general average of 90.4. Moalton News. Mra. Ellxabeth Perry returned Sun day from a visit to her daughter, Mrs. Shintatter at uaaue noes, aan. one spent the Fourth ot July there. Harry Stanwood, ol tne Btanwooa, Sherman Bros, sawmill, at Yankton, wa in town ounaay. Mr. and Mra. L. E. Bailey, Miss Grace Keller and David Henehaw were among the Houlton people, wbgi, visited Portland on the Fourth. Postmaster and Mrs. N, A. Perry vis ited frienda at Scappoose Sunday. 8. M. Beaver and family, of Scap poose, viaited Joun uimoereou ana family Sunday. Dupont Bros, took out their new en gine for their valley sawmill Monday, it having arrived on tne train irom t ort land, and was delivered at Monitor;. Assessor Martin White added abont $;0,000 to the tax roll thia week by getting a list of the homeatead final proofs made by residents of this county at the Oregon City land office for year prior to the first of last March, lie also secured the record of a few. pieces of school land to which the title had been perfected. There are about 45 tracts in all. A full list will be printed next week. . Dissertations Freaa Exchanges. Editor Davis has sold the Oreoow Mist at St. Helena to Keeler H. Gab bert. The new editor doea not come aa a stranger-to the people of Columbia county, aa he waa connected with tbe paper some yeara ngcu ' If the first ia aue under bis management is any indi cation, be will r&ake a" lively local pa per. Forest GroVe TiBea.v.'- Tbe Orboc Mibt changed hands last last week, David Davis having sold the plant to Keeler H. Gabbert. We wel come Mr, Gabbert to the editorial field of Columbia county, and wish hiui suc cess. Clatekanie Chief. Malicx ArTEBTnouHGT. K. H. Gab bert, a newspaper man, formerly of thia city, but recently of Oregon City, baa gone to St. Helena to assume charge of the Mist, as proprietor. "Gabbert" haa many friends here, and haa the distinc tion of setting more type after a case waa bankrupt than any other "print," who ever struck tha town. Corvallis Gaaette. . Tub Oheoon Mut, one of Oregon 'a brightest and newtiat country newsp apers, which has been ably edited tne .st few years by lavld uavta, haa naold to Keeler H. Gabbert. Ka lama, (Waah.), Bulletin. Collins & Gray carry a large stock of general merchandise, and their prices are reasonable. Call on them whou you want anything. Tbe laat issue of the Pacific Home stead contained a neat cut of the barn and herd of cattle, belonging to B. West, near Scappooee. We are still furnishing the Weekly Oregoniao and Mist together for year for only $2.00. Subscribe now. CASTOR I A For Infanta and. Children. TUt Kind You Han Always Bosgfat Bears the Signature Tbe Beet Liniment for Strains. Mr. F. H. Wella, the merchant at Deer Park, Long Island, N. Y., says: "I alwaya recommend Chamherlrin's Pain Balm as the best liniment for strains. I used it last winter for a severe lame ness in the side, resulting from a strain, and waa greatly pleased with the quick releif and cure it effected." For sale at tbe St Helens Pharmacy. If A Man Lie To Von And say some other salve, iontment, lotion, oil or alleged healer is as good as Bucklen'a Arnica Salve, tell him thirty yeara of marvelous cures of Piles, Burns, Boils, Corns, Felons. Ulcers, Cuts, Scalds Bruises and Skin Eruptiena, prove it 's the best and cheapest. 25c at Dr. E. Roes' drug store. Summer complaint is unusually preva lent among children this season. A well developed case in the writers family waa cured last week by the timely use of Charaberlain'a Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Kemedy one of tbe best patent medicines manufactured and one which is alwaya kept on hand at the home of ye scribe. This is not intended as a free puff for the company, who do not advertise witb ns, but to benefit little sufferers who may not be wilhia easy access of a physician. Mo family shoo Id be without a bottle of thia medt cioe in the botwe, especially in the sum- I fl T " . . , urer nine. utiiBinv, lows, joarnai. For sale at tbe St. Helens Pharmacy, State Normal School, Monmouth, Or. Graduates of the school are in con stant demand at aalariea ranging from $40 to $100 per month. Students take the state examination during their course in the school, and are prepared to receive state cer tinea tea on gradua tion. Expenses range from (120 to 1175 per year. Strong normal coarse and well eauipped training department. The fall term opens September 16th. tor catalogue containing loll informa tion, address K. V. KESSLEKf President, Or J. B. V. BUTLER, Secretary. Watts & Price, -DEALERS IS- Flour" and Feed , Choice Groceries Staple Dry Goods r !e$t Qoalitj Shoes'. Hardware and Notions KOTICE PUBU0 survey. omce ol County Surveyor. July t, 1903. .TOT1CKW HERKBY. GIVEN THAT THE County Surveyor will o- subdivide aoooroinii , " ji. 23. T 4 N.. R 3 W.. Wlltam.tte Meridian. We furnish Tiik Mist and Weekly Oregonlan for '$2.00 a year. . Ha rd whe at floury at QolVms 4 Gray' i ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE. T,vrTi- la HFStBY GIVES. THAT I, D. J. ewiuter, ai the Adai tntstrator ol ths estate ol Michael J. Canty, deceased. In Co lumbia oouniy, in the state ot Oregon, under and by virtue ot an Order ol the County Court of said Columbia county, made tn tha matter of tha said estate and dated July 8th. A. D.. 1902, will at the front door of the County Court iii.u.a in th. cut at Hi. Halens tn said Coantv. at the hour ol lu o'clock tn th forenoon on Kiiturdav, tbe 9th day of Autrust, A. 0., 1903, Eroceed'to offer for sale tn the highest and bst idder therefor for cash, or nut less than one half to be paid at the tlraa of the sale and tha remainder within not to exceed one year, all deferred payments to be secured by Hnt montage 'he property told and to bear in terasltat at eight per cent per annum, all the right, title and interest that tha said Michael J. Canty had at tha time of his deoth, In and tv the following described real property situ ated In snid Coltiraula county In the State of Oregon to-wifc The Northwest quarter of Seo lion Five In Township Five North of Rauge Two. West of th Willamette Meridian. listed at St. Helena, Oregon, this July 8th, I90& D. J. 9WITZER, as Administrator ol th Ka tate of Michaol .'. Canty, deceased, 8. H. OKl'BEg, Attorney for the Adminis trator ' " - ' ' X iii K ! Li We Expect to Get It It! a 2a 1 YOUR TRADE. 3 By giving you just tittle mora for your money titan yon can get elsewhere. We Expect to Keep " By selling you a quality of goods that will InrariaM T give entire satisfaction. NOT JUST NOW .; j A Superb Quality of Goods BUT ALL THE TIME. , 3! DART & MUCKLE, rOPULAB DEALERS, ST. HELENS PHAUMACY j - Patronize a drug store when yotj. want pure, fresh and reliable ; ' ( Drags and Patent Medicines Perfumery, Toilet Articles, Etc. 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