t
THE BIG STORE DOWN
By The Big Sawmill!- ,
In Rcciving New floods Every day in the Week.
THE MUCKLE STORE HAS A REPUTAr
tiotl of Long Standing for Only tliu Host iu
GENERAL MERCIIADISE-
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Dart &
!St. HekiM, -
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ST. HELENS
PHABJVIACY
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Patronize a drug store wben you
waut pure, fresh and reliable
Drugs and Patent Medicines
Perfumery, Toilet Articles, Etc.
HEADQUARTERS FOR SCHOOL BOOKS
A lfinc Line of Writiuc Supplies.
Plain ami Decorated
Direct from Publislicr Regular
-COLLINS
THE PEOPLE'S MERCHANTS,
Carry a Large
and
Well Selected
Stock of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Flour
ST. HELENS,
and
.ataaflij
TOOTHACHE DROPS.
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Oil Cloves, Creoaote and Chloroform, eqart parte on cotton; thi
will atop auv casa of toothache cauae.1 from an eipoaod nerve, hijt
tbe way fyi cure it, ia to hava th toolli tilled by lU. KNOIlKK'r!
NEW MKTHOD.
Dr. KHODER, Dentist,
9 T,9 I2 Ofmi a Hot aa.
Theodore S. Thomson, Dentist,
Information and Appointments by Mail.
UnonK 00 and (I, Washington DM.. Sout hcaal corner Wash, and 4th 8t
PORTLAND,
Elevator to Fifth Fbwr.
Take
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VAPOIi
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W. HM fmr
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raswraoassaawsaaa. trvruf as. wtwtnasis ad
CmCAQftPQUMltOUItOm fUJCAOO.
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Muckle,
Oregon.
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Crepe Paper, Ktc.
25 cent Novels Onlj iO Cents
AND GRAY--:
Feed.
OREGON
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Portland, Oregon
'Piioxxa ',
Office, lloi.n 414
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OREGON.
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mid SirooL
BaaUh and llawat aa t
tlSYM
A Wanlasis aw
MMapa www
inn a i k
Canned good at retail or whok-iale at
Collin a. Uray'i.
Horn, to the wife of V. M. Nevltu,
Warren, a daughter.
Alttiintt anything you want In toe gro
cery line can be had at Collin A Gray'.
Tlie three-year old child of Mr. and
Mr. John Una, of lloulton, hai bean
very ill.
Measre. Bailey A llrinn have been do
ing Rome paint work around their es
talilialiment. A marr'age llcenaa wa laaued Mon
day to Hid 01 lie Hutchinson and Ar
thur Roberta, of Kainler.
K, C. Htaiiwiod A Sherman Bro., of
Yankton, ehlpp d two car load of lum
ber to I'ortland t ti la) wk.
The Warren Bras Band wilt give one
of their popular concert at HcpKose
on t riday evening of next week.
Sheriff llattan expect to receive the
tax roll from tbe clerk thi week, when
he will be ready to receive Uxe.
The little child of Charlci FUher at
Woodland, Wash., wa reported to be
very ill Wednesday. Tbe family lived
here lor aotne time Uat fall.
Thrre wilt be evening prayer and
aerinon in Chriat Kiiltcopil church nett
Binday, February ISth. Kev. W. A.
i Brvck will have charge of the service.
I
T'e United Artinn Dramatic Cotii-
I puny, of Kalama, will give one of the
j greatest combination farce ever pot on
the boarda in that town, Saturday,
. February 2 1st.
I (i. W. ferry, of HouUon. left a hen'
egg at thif office during the week, that
i an unuaual curiosity. Within the
egg were two perfectly dereloped ep-
arate (mailer egg.
O. A. anil A. M. Rrinn, proprietor
of the St. Helen Hotel, have lened the
Oriental Hotel, and wilt conduct both
houses. The personnel of the proprie
tor insure good manatroment for both
honee.
A social dance will be given In Yank
tun Matt, Yankton, Friday evening,
Feb. Huh. The floor manager will he
Jean Hydr, Sherman Saxon and Fred
Brings. Dance ticket, including (up
per, f I J6.
Two change have been made In
Columbia county iotort"ices during the
past fw day. II. 11. Clark succeed
J. S. Ilacoii ai postmaster at Warren,
and C. II. ilrigge lucceeda Mr. Faxon
at Yankton. .
J. J. llartman, the Hoatton jeweler,
i doing a a-oo.1 business in hi new lo -
cation, and hi woik la very eatiafac-
tory. He i located In the rooms of
Jame Spance, the blackamilh. The i
latter, alto i doing a g'd husine. '
The l)t phyir. "Once trie.l and ytm
will alway iim Chamberlain' Stomach '
aml Liver TaMete," y W. A. ttirard, j tion and expect ooti to leave (or Mex
Pcase, YL Theee Tablet are the moat ico, where uine excellent prospect
prompt, moat pleasant and nioat rrliab e await hi arrival.
cathartic in naa. For .ale by Kdwin Roa j Mr. and Mr. Fred Briggi, who have
The regular February examination of . (uceeaafully conducted the management
applicant for teacher' certificate w.m of the Oriental Hotel for aeveral month
bceun in the court hoee WednesdavJ paat. will return to their old home at
County Superintendent Copelaiid I
aiated by W. II. l'owell and Mra 8. S.
Way. . There are aix applicant for
county paper and one f ir state.
The city council ha passed the dog
1 ordinance under the new form, and the
! tax ia now due and collectible any day
Mn the year, and stray dmra will have
J lo pay tux or present affidavit of rri-'dence-
else hero. Th city, alao h ta
paid off (5:)0 uf the purchase price on
.thi water work Byatem.
When you feet blue and frit every-
tiling (joi u rvir.g, lake a dose ol" Cham-
larlainV Riomach and Liver Tablet.
Thev will cleans,, and Invlirorate your,,h Keystone WtuiUcr vmpany, wno
at miach. mulaie vour bowel, iriv run are orwrating up the Clatskanie. Mr.
a relish for your tJod and make you feci
that iu thi old world i a good place to
live. For nle by Edwin Itos.
The incorporator of the I.one Star
l.iiinlier Company, now operating the
St. Helen sawmill are, P. A. Llvesly,
Charles J. Schnabvl aud M. M. Cava
naiigh. The Company haa temporarily
clo-ed down the mill, pending the put
ting iu ot some needed improvements.
Among; them are the putting in of a
new planer, improving the docka, etc.
A very enjoyable social dancing party
wna given in the Woodmen ball at
llonltiin Saturday niglit. There we.a
lust enough people present to make the.
affair pleasant and they appeared to en
Joy every minute of the time. Supia-r
waa served in the lodge room upstairs.
The rearipl were about fSd, thus ena
bling tha Hall AoHtiou to lift tha
greater part of it indebtedneioi.
The following teachers are taking the
examination for county papera before
the examining hoard now in ersMoii at
the court house: Bertha Ixwison,
fiulncy ; Loltie Hall, St. Helens; W. K.
Hanson, Warren ; Herlierl McKibhvii;
P. 0. Fulton, llolbrook; HarriHon
Shirk, Kiel. i. II. Collin is taking the
examination for a atate diploma. Su
Irlii1endent Copeland I aaaisted in
the examination by W. II. Powell and !
and Mr. S. ri. Way.
Soma Important ateamboat changes
have taken pUiedurinfthepa.t week,
.1.1.1, ...lll
which resulted iu the llniley Oatxert
being taken from the Portland-Astoria
run. The Columbia Kiver Northern
Railway, a comparatively new company,
who own the Regulator line of boat op
erating between. Portland and The
Dalles, have purchased the White Col
lar Line boats and the Qittsert haa been
placed on The Dalle run. The C inline
is now the morning mail boat and run
on the schedule, formerly adopted by
the Uittsert.
Job printing ot all kind promptly ex
ecuted at thi office. Now i the time
toget your letter heads, billhead and
atateweuta printed.
K
- - . fy.
Vr. A. P. McLaren, of Kainier, waa in
town Monday.
Erwln SulTurt and daughter, of Deer
Island, were in Hi. Helen Tueedey.
Charle i. Wallli, a well known
Yankton farmer, waa In town Monday.
Gran lpa Mnckla 1 on the ab-k liat,
but bia condition I not deemed ear-
lou.
N. J. Dupont wa in from Valley
Hunday, and reported five incite of
now. .
8. J. Kafunia, a Portland bnlne
man ia vuiting Henry Morgus and
family.
II. 0. Howard waadown from Milton
creek Welnoaday, and took out a loud
of furniture.
Mr. J, W. Powell I vuiiting her fa
ther, D. S. Younger, a prominent mer
chant at Pendleton.
Norman McKay will diapoae of bia
interest on Sattrien' I .land, and take
up lii reaidence etiewhere.
Mr, h. V. Ric of CiaUkanie, who
had been vitUing her (later, Mr. A. T.
Law, returned bom Sunday.
Mr. and Mr. David Davia are viatting
at the home of her parent, Mr. and
Mra. R. Cox. Mr. Davia ia recovering
from hi recent itlneaa.
John Gilmore (pent Pundny at Glad-
tone Park with Mra. Uiltnore, who haa
been ill for tome week and her cond'-
tlon i not any improved.
Cretay George, who i in the employ
of the Portland General Electric Coiu
pany, aoent Hunday with bia parents,
Mr. and Mr. Arthur George.
Bev. H. Moy, of Rainier, had ao far
recovered from his recent illne, that
be wa able to till hit appointment at
Columbia City and t-t. Uilen Sunday.
Mary W. Ktitwd. of Portland, write
from Colville, Waah., that ahe ia tin re
on a few month' visit and want the
addreaa of her paper temporarily
changed.
H. ti. Schoonover, a prominent
Granger, of Yertunia, waa in town
Tueeday. He bad been viatting bia
daughter. Mra. Mitchell at Rainier, and
atteuded the meetin of tho Pomona
Grange iu IScavei Valhyv
Mr. and Mra. John G. Pringla a id
on hive returned from a two weeks'
visit to her mother, Mra. t. M. Dow,
iu Linu county. The latter accompan
ied them home. Mr. Pringle aud hi
family will move lo the Muckle ranch
on Devr Island thia erk, where they
expect to make their home,
Mr. and Mr! J. I). Ferry, of Cortland,
visited his mother, Mr. James Dart
a i Silurday ami Sunday. Mr. Perry
nae d a rwapunaihle oaition with'the
I'ortland ljnrl Rlerlric Company lor
some yeara, but pas reaigned hta posi-
iminiii v it ,u.va win
! Mr. Brings lm matle tbe Oriental an
excellent hostlerie, and will be aliased
by her former patron. The return to
Yankton ia uiade for tbe reason that
Mr. Briirga (errices are ueeded in the
atore with hi) father.
T. J. Flippiti, F. C. Whitten and
Mr. McDonald, of Clatskanie, were iu
St. Heleu Wedoeaday. Mr. Flipp;n
haa laen eiifraged iu the logging and
j liimlring huaiiie in lliat aectiou for
P1 1 ' .... " v.al,,u'B j
P'1'"! 'ear Ciaiaaania, ' Sr.i rpti'J i;r, !
1 '" H" ' ,m" uM-rin:endcnt fori
. a .... a a I . a a a
j W'PP'n '' ,l,u,l r Ueiu In the
town ot CiMlakMitic. lie state that
town will be iu the comity neat tight.
Death of Zltar Uaahara.
. Henry Morgus returned from Port
land Wediteaduy night, after attending
the funeral of hisoontitt, Zimr Uarhnra.
Mr. Llashara died in a Portbtnd hospit 1
on February 7th, after a ah rt illncan.
He wa buried in the Catholic ceiuu-
tery In Portland Wednesday, after scr
Ua con lit- ted by Father Esey. Thore
' '"rS ltiHtn.-e o the younjf
nina cauuuvnten at the funeral, and
"'" orJ olfcringa were In evweuee
Mr. Ilaihara wa 2d vt-ara of eve. an I
a promising busine man. He recently.,
conducto.1 a store In Neer City, but ill-j
health ooiiipclleJl Hiiu ti quit buaits. j
Tiie ducua ed man's enter, Miss Anna I
tivua iu the fa inly ot Henry M.jrgn..
""7:
Tf ndeue y ef fhe T roe .
. , . ,. , , ' ..
The tendency ot medical ia to.vard i
preventive meaeurva. me neat tnniignt
of the w rld ia being given to th ml)
jeer, tt l e!ier 10 itviriu limn to
cure,
that
ii i,.. i-rt f.,11. ,iu..,n...irHi.l
&. . itbii iiiiii iiriiiuniiiiiw
pneumonia, cue of the n.o-t
danireroiis diseaaea that medical men,
have to contend with, can ! prevented I
hv the use of Chainherlaiii's Cough '
Kemeily. I'lieuinoiiia always resnlls
from a cold or an attack ot Influents
(grip), audit has been observed . that
remedy counteract any tendency ot
these tliaeaara toward pneumonia
Thi bit
been f.illv proven in maov
la of case in which this remedy
i used during the great preva-1
thousand
liaa liMtn iimmiI iliirlnif 1 Iim um.t nmv.
Um of eolila and erin In rmut veara.
and can be relied upon with implicit
confidence. Pneumonia often resnlls
from a slight cold when no danger la
apprehended until it is stitldeuly die
covered that there is a fever and diffi
culty in breathing and piiins iu the rhci-t
then it ia announced that the patient
has pneumonia. He on the safe able
ami take Chnmlmrlaiu'a Cough Remedy
aa soon aa the cold ia contracted. Il
alway cures. For vale by Ed wis) Boae.
S PEItSONAL
MIST.
Mra. A. Mellta, wa a Portland viiitor
laat week.
Owing to the inclemency of the
weather, tbe Bible claa wa failure.
Don't forget tbe Grand Moiree to be
given at Merril' Hall, Saturday eve
iilng.
Rev, Lyatrum, of Yancoover, preached
here at the Swedish Lutheran diurch,
lart riabbatb.
Mia Miniiit) Lane ia recovering from
touailitis much to the delight of her
many friend.
Louia Orw ig, our genial butcher, paaa
ed through our burg with cattle, en rout
to Clatakauie.
Ktbel Ine passed through our town
to Portland, where (he haa emolormeut
I in a caudv factory.
Here's to the Deep Creek would be
correspondent. What care the nightin
gale for the croak of the frogs?
The ltt enow fall afforded old and
young a great deal of amusement. A
alcdfull of Gypaiea passed through our
hamlet. Quite a contrast waa their
dark faces, with the anow.
A man that live Upon hill, had the
audacity to frustrate a birthday partv
given by Unci Sam' free born people,
but he got aadly left. Htara and
tripe will wave o'er tbe land of the free
and the home of the brave.
One of our neighbor, and devout
church membara left home several week
ago with money enough in his pocket
to pay for a ranch. Dy passed and he
had not returned, and a ineaaenger waa
en't out, at laat. He wa found fide
tracked, uiinur aeveral hundred dollar.
He probably put In the day, eaying,
"Let's have oue more, thea we'll all go
home."
Will K. DippoM. celebrated bia 28
anniversary, uat Thursday evening.
borne of Miata beat people were present.
Music, ringing and dauctng were the
leaturea of the evening. The bouse
artbtu-ally decorated ' with ferna and
Oregon trape; a sumptuous supper waa
served. Will wa the recipient of many
handsome presents.' Wa wish Will
many happy return.
FISHHAWK.
Recent raiu ia caajing the anow to
rapidly diaappear.
John Lnn, of Deep Creek, went to
CiaUkanie Saturday.
G. T. Day wait made firing trip to
CiaUkanie laat week.
Will Miller wa doing baeineaa in
CiaUkanie laat week.
Will Van, and wife went aleigbing to
the city of Claukanie, Saturday.
C L , of Deep Creek, went to
Ve.per, Sunday to see if there waa any
in t I there for him.
Many are th rosea on maiden cheek.
Many are the promise that Cupid
will (peak.
When the mail i opened on Yalen
- tine day.
I am lure that the Mit eorrvipondrnt
meant thitt Oliver wa the right man iu
the right place even if he didn't say mi.
It ia very hard for some men to "Go
way back and ai. down.'. The road
anperviaor of dirtrict 13 showed good
judgment, in showing ha was mp rviaor
and iu waiting tor advice from men of
sense. I suppose that is what you mean
by the punch in th riba from St.Helen.
He din't eem to be hurt much by it,
while certain citixen of Miet are sufR-r
, im, from , t.-.t,,., of atoma. h a. he
1 r
and aore head, whi.li make it very
disugreable for society in general ; ami
. w'm- . wthey dun t eeetn lobe
getting over u You migt'iT ct
selling brow by wahiug in the mud
puddle in front of Jim Uili' n-sidcucc,
then sit down and reflect, and think,
and
lit member well, and bear iu mind,
That a good hUporviiur is hard to find;
And when you have one good and
true,
Change not tha old one for the new.
PITTSBURG
0. A. Powell wa doing buainea at
ChU-kanic, Thursday.
F. J. Peterson attended Pomona
Urai ge, at Hudson, last Sjtnrd.iy.
"' !-t'icl returne.1 from Fort-
' 'l let week where ho bud been on
Win. as. . .
Was IWersey's barn insured agiiingt
snow storms? Well it it wasn't it' too
late to insure it now.
The ti rat term d echool at thia place
wi;i be out next Friday. Tbe directora
have 11 I yet employed a teacher for
nvx tffm
. The mail carrier rejiorts seeing the
tracks of two cougar, about two miles ,
. . .
vnet ui 1 iti;ioiiri. ,ii;ii 1'aracr weni
. 1 , 1
Pur'u,t ll"n but "nablcto;
W-RREN
At the last regular meeting of V.ttl
tirs litre No. :V4 a committte was apKin
led on "Channel Iuiproven ettt" ot
Sc.ippoosei bay, a- follows. Jas. Muckle,
Jr. Ku.ett Steven-, C. W. A.bime, John
l Clark. We Ik pc their
endeavors iiay lie rewarded by direct
Communication with
tha Willainjtl
sloujh, in the near (utoru.
Have noticed the mention an kindly
made of the Warren Rraaa Band' con
cert and dance which is to be given this
Fablav evening, the 13th. Would like
to atate thai tbe hoys are desirous of
' " p...
, of providing thenlve. with .first
rlas iUflructor Colleqiently We hope
tbent will bf a large atUndence of the
ai-jultou ami BL Helen- people.
CITATIO.
ln(lMl'na(ycoiirt tb gtat ol Oregon for
Colttuiblft County,
lo (he anr ol ih ((t of Jeremiah Usl
Tin, iIkim.1,
ToUlehsel olvlr, of tut Tiilll. Ireland:
Mrs. Msry klortlsn, ol Ksat Otswn lreii,;
K.l. Kluru.u. ol IC ,rl or.w... Ir.l.n.l; .,.,1 r.
rl. O.l.ln.of Omaha, N.hrMk.i heir, al-l.w
oi rniisri o.irin, l-e.-l ; ami to all oihor
a.lra riiil iicvtejh, unknown, If any iturh there
Ix. aim Hi all other perauna ItiMH el In tha
ral ealale iMlmiKlna lu tn. fatal ol said (Ir
ccaMdi aaxri:
TN the name of the Ntate of Oregon:
1 Yon aot af?h of Too arc har.br com-
m.
fr
fnanrled to b. and miMr i,m rhn Mniw,rHi.ij.
Couil'f tHjrt Ol lha Mali! ol llr.in In ana fur!
th. ;mntv of ColHmhia. in lha mnrt nAm ..I
aald court, at dt. Haleus. In aald Couniy and , said land before Hi. K.I.Mr and Kee.tn.rol
Stale, u Monday, llis l(tn 1af ol Marh, 160.1. thlanltleejat Orefnn Clly, OJ,'(on, on Balurriay,
a tb. h'Mir of 2 o clock Iu th. afternoiia uf aald ll day nf Min i, Iwos. ah. namea aa
dar, Itbalna th. refill r Mamh lerm nf aald I " a: K. K. Throop, Imuslaa Ma
;iurt; l .how eause, If any aslai, arh an order ; and H. h. Redmond, of KMy, Oroaol ,
of aal. of all tb. real properly belutiginx to th. ( harl.a Met'ailley, of HI. H.lena, Oregon,
eatataofaaid deeaaed In aald County of Col u in-1 Any and all per.nna elaiinliia adT.nely 1 1
Ma. mate of Ore -n, ahnnld not t, tnaile aa aho doerlbed lamia sr. ranc.tm to Ml. Ifialr
praye.1 tor In the pet 11 Ion of John Imla i, ail-1 cUI'" 'n ihl. ofhi . on or before mid tlta day
mlnlatralor of .aid aula'., on We III aaJii oort. Mareb lax.
The realtat dearltwl In ald petltlnu la aa I JUinU I llVItt.m B. M.JOftKS. R.alstar.
folluwa, to-wl : The ', of aai'Uon 7. in two. j anMaaaaaManana
north, raniie 2 unl of ibe lllameue rnerlilh
Ian,
in ooiiinibl county, state of iireann
WlTa, the Hon. J. H. Uoan, Jlli'gB nl Ih.
,'.,... nf mi., .. , n .... t. 1
Minlj of ooliiraoia. with Ih. seal of aald Coart
aitixtaJ, this lh day of febrnar?, A. If., I9WI.
Attest: II. MKNUKRrtON, Clerk.
By, W. A. HARKIn. Ueputr.
W. . I'OWKI.I,. Aitornay f ir l.tate.
Tlmtier lnd. ict June S, 1x7.
NOTICC FOR PUBLICATION.
United Hutea Und O.ilr-a.
Oraon i-iy. Oregon, Jannary a, 1903.
VOTICK IN H HUBBY UIVKN THAT :H
' compliance Kith the priaUiimi of the art
oi i.ontrra.aoi tine a, owa. eiiiitie'i ".in ai'i ror
th. aal. of umber land. In tbe rtt-t. of dilifor
nia. Oreauo, Nevada, and Waahlneton Terrl
uirv," a .ll.uded t'i all lha fublic lailiil Stain
by aet of Auaoat 4. liJ, William Fra er. of Port
land, ou itv of Mtiliuomah, Hiate ol Oreeti,
haarhiiday flil In thla orhe. hla sworn aiate
meut. No. 6r;:6. for the purrhaae of th. aa nf
section No. 2i, In town-hip No. 4, n. ranxe No.,
w, and will ofl.r proof lo allow that th. 'an i
sought Is mora valuabla for lu Umaer or atone
iSan for sirraenlta al purpoaes aud to intabii.h
hla i lafm lo said land befor. the Kiiler and
keceiver uf this office at Oteicou City. Oregna,
on Friday, the luih day of April, inul He
namea aa witnea-ea: kotMrrt Ostioru, Robert
Lxudea and Kdwarri Burke, of I'ortland, Ore, n
and i. K Unrks, of Molalla. Orexon.
Any and all persona claiming adversely the
ab r.'1cacribed laud, are reo,iited to Die their
claims Ir, thi.orfl' e on or heiur. aald ltftb day
of April, 1VUI.
CHAkl.ES B. MOOREB Register.
SUMHOMS.
ta IheCirr-'ilt Co irt oft'ia Stt of Ore; ia fir
C d t n'n i'o mfv.
t, J. Ktl:',-in.. flilntlH.
Allare , etjllstoo', O-jf-ji I int.
T lt R ;;!it-rie. t'l : a nr? n me 1 U
feaitau, :
p 1
1 r
ftil'. tiM? O' T'l.l SfVTK or OKR-
in arj hr:bi- reirurello a'loetr
and aii.wer th. tidpUint nl.1 a;atnt
y.m In t i? aVive .ntittel c-mrt an t dii-. i.d
or Pel ire the - day a'. Xa-ch, 1911. wiH-h will
be alter th. exptrati.m of 'iz wt-kt from tb.
late of tie flrat pi tieuion of tbia aenm-in.;
and If yo i I til 1 1 o aiipar an t anwer o l or
before sti I liii dy o' M t-eh, l'Ji. the p'a'n
tiA wtli a'.p-r t-.i the C un for (ii. reliet Ihe.-ein
pra e-l, t--wltr a dis-reis of ditorco from lb.
bonds of m i' ri m my an exilii between yua
and the plaintiff.
Thi. aiimm in pibliihM for nix eioeei
ttce week by ontar ol thi H ii. J. B. 0 n.
i.'4uutr Ju le of a il.t Co-iihv an-t la', in-vt.
and eiitaret In thia causa on Luc Xh iUy of Feb
ruary 1JU.
Th. dav of th. flrit ptibMatlon of thi Ptfa
monl Feorutry U li. .in-t t;i- liar l ina
27, 10U3. WKU H A FITZHL'GH,
AUorueys ior PUmttT.
Sealed Proposal.
Sealeit proposals for the constructi on
aud furnirliinir of material for an addi
tion to the Bachelor Flit school house,
according to plans and p cifications to
be seen at the clera'a office ; also a pro
posal (or painting old and new
build-
tug, the diltrn-t furnishing paint. Bld.a
will b receivett up to 12 o'clock, Feb
ruary 28th, 1U03. The B-rd of Direc
tors resarvea the right to reject any or
all bid.
GUS HEGEI.E. Clerk, Warren, Or.
H. T. BENNETT. Chairman.
WaSETD A TRIBTWORTHT CKSTLFIIAS
or lady in each cou ty jo tnaungr buai
ues fur au old estubilshed hou-e on
eolid tiiiaucial Htanditifr. A atraiitlit.
bona fide weeklv salary of i lo.tH) paid
hv check every Wedmnday with all ex- , ' ,,mf ,m"?' .? "'?" -,
. . , I forms. Orttnn, Nevada and IA a-hington Terri-
penaosdlrvci 'rotii headqtia. ters. Moliev ; e vtendad to all ihe Public lad state
advanced for ev.Deiise. M tliuarer. 30 ; by act of Augut4. Xs9i Ariiu Buetikofer. of
Caxtou Uldg., Cliiuiaro.
R-I l-A-N-S Tabule
I Victors liud
A guuil prescription
For mankind
The &ent na. kt 1 enough hir usual uuraaiona
I Ihe laiuiiy bottle (;o cuits) ei.niaini. a eara.u( Vernonia. Orwan, aud C. oorviii t Huul-
uw',!
All umi.'tHi X.U ineni.
p-
. .
GEORGE A. HALL j
ATTORXEY- AT-
ST. HELENS
OREUOS.
ci tt 1 tt av luo ""use for a portage road
St. HClenS liOteIbovTheDalles,paSged,45to7. For
Under the Management of
Q. A. AND A. M. BRINIM.
-sis tiie Leaiia. Hanse.-
,f.
lestaajaairlrr. far ntllanew. I
era. linarrrmra aim Com.
- Bat. retail Traveler..
Roard
and L alyimr,
lranFii'tit,
2tl per tiiuuth,
per day.
Barn and Feed for
Horses.
DR. FENNER'S
KIDNEY and
Backache
aadiUrM6rSy tooaV: 011012
.45J6wt5 I .1 I K I
prepay, F.ntai Treuble. Va ar a JLaf
I Don't basom dlsoeorafed. Thi
cure for yoa. If nccaaaary write Ir.
ier Is
Fanner.
sia boa auent w life tin., curing luat auch
s.s aa jriHir. All couaultatlona rtts.
"For veara I Bad backache, severe pains
acroaa kldneya and aealdlnf urlnsi. 1 coold ble, Cuhty-'bf I'olunibia. State of Ore
aoigetoutof bod without help. Tbe tw ot g , bmck ew wiifc, ght alrea along
K' R'f iS back, has crumpled horns, ami ia about
storetl iue.
Ih-ugglsta. 50c
a. l.k lrvit Rnnk-lTl.
-,,,-, ir a,,,. n,n Clr-lll.ir TH
51. VI I U. UANliC Fi.W. rl.ia..
I ,-, Mia h I lolling A firav. St. Helena
: pg;,"v .. at Briuu, eural nar-
, cbanU at Uoultom.
TlmWr Una, aat Jaaa t, 17.
IIOTICI fOH MtUCMTiQ.
PaiTis (Taraa LaitiOrrfft,
Onnom City. Ora.int tKnalwr II, WW.
NOTIi:KlnHMltllTIIVI!!(TAT IN COaf
pllanoa with Ih. nrnvlalciua ml tb Art ol
ir"n7i!mhi i. il Ih!
' U'jhar Isoila In th.
tlilcil 'An ail for the
iflataa uf l:allhnila
oreyuu, NivMla and WaahlngtoB T.rrlutrr,''
a.it.mled to all lha frnbll,- Land Mtatu by
a- t of Aiiaunl 4, iwi. Nancy ;. Hacker, el
araeT, ( i.uniy ol ( ol'imhla, Htat. uf Uraana,
naa rnia unv oie.i in inia omw n.r awnra atata-
ul ho. IMO, tut Ih purehapeolth. aWW ol
nwW and lot 4 nf sm'tlon No, I. la
lounaMi. .vo. 4 n, rDir h... e, t. and will
nrfer nmof t aliow thai lha Isn't anitiiht la mar
! rahtahle for ll timber or aion than lor arl-
' cultural DHriMiaea. aiirl tnesfahliph her elalm lo
1 1 tuber lnd, Aet inn t, 1S7B,
moticc ron ruiuctTio.
t'niTKo Rtath. tin Orrtra,
i reuon i'lt . Oregon, lieuainljer . laol.
X
OT I IK U HERICHVtHVKK THAT IN COM.
Dlianc with ilia oriivl.liifia of Oi. ai-t 4
Cnnareiia of Jnn. t, a,, entitled "AB act for
tb. aale of tlintatr landa iu th. Status of Califor
nia. Oregon, Nevada, and Wanhinirlnn Terri
tory." a annulled ti, mil ih. Pnblle tand BtaMa
oy ad ol aviku.I 4 laKt, Maitha A. Magill. ol
Kea-.y, ouniv ol Columbia, Htal. ol Oregon,
ha. thla day tiled in thla offc. her .worn slal
m in Nu aim, ur the purrlia e of th. of nw
'i of aecttin s; nAi of ne; ol -oi llnu 7, In town
vnin 4. it. range No. h weal, and will ofTer proof
In .how thai lb. Und muglil I. mora valuable
for iurtmberoratoii.than lor agricultural pur
nuae., and toeatablUh herernlm toaalrt land ba
for. the keglmer and Receiver of thia ofllr. at
Orrtont.itv Omtoli. on aatnrdav, th. 14th da
if March. I'jon. fh. names ahnpsnes: K H.
ThrnoM, H. L. Redmond, Align .iehuleplat and
W. H. Hacker, all of Kaawy. Oregon.
A'ty and all peranna claiming ad
veraely fi,e alaiveteM-riued lands sr.
rericatei! to Ale their claims la this
n.ii.nvr before aldl4ihdsv of March, itos.
JtnaU CJlAa. H MiOKfc.-,, K.giater.
NOTICC FOR PUBLICATION.
fJeiairtment .f th. Interior
ljtnd OIBe. at Oregon I lly, Oregon.
JanuarvX. tiaya.
VOTICK IS HERF.BT OIVESi 'I HAT THK
i fiillowinr-named settler, have Hied n.itli if
llodr Intention to make Anal prool In aupporl of
Ihclr Halms, and that hiI.1 proof will li. mad
bvtor. the hewist.1' and Keeeiverat Oregon.ciiy,
Olegon. on Februar IS, ls' via:
NANCY HAI KKR,
II. R. No. 1 rural for the aefi ot nw'. aw'i ol
ti'i and n1 of nf neeuoo 11. tp i a, r w.
And
WILLIAM H. HACKIR.
H E. Mo, 13171. iot theH of w4 aad m of
ue ol action . tp b n, r west. -
tney nan. ui. following witnesses to prove
theli eoutiuuoiiii ti!ence uatn and cultivation
of mud land, via: liuna'laa Magill, Marley L.
Redmond and Kd Tuniop, ot Keay, Or
"W. aud t.harlea Mecaniev. of St. Helens, Ora
(,ia. CHAKLKo B. MIXIKtB. Ragistar.
KOTlCli FOR PVBUCATIOIT.
ffti.irtment of the Inferior,
latua OBK. at urrgou I II" .
J.uif.ry i, ItsJB
;S THA-T THIS
N
OTICR !. HERF.BT 6IVCN-THA.T
foliowiaa-asssed astrfer Baa nied aetfe ot.
hla intrauou to Bukanw traiif M Mpgairt ol
hi. el..iui. and that aaid ftuad ppoiit wilt be
mad. beforr ibe tu4saeswt- Keeetrer at Ore
gon Cltv, Oiegou. ou February It, kM sla:
HKRMAK J. HtiKJfl JC.
H. E. So. lit. a. tor the sf wAi M ietfoa 3(,
and e', ..I ol nr't ol avetlmi . tp B, t i w.
Hr namea lha following wlinaiuaa to preira
nt eoutiiiuonarsaioene. upnu ana cuaivanoa
e upnu s
ol Mid laud, vl: Thomas Pettliohn. ol Verno-
Fettllo
W. E.
ui. cu(nn.(i.H. eittn, w. c. tlcosMD and
F. II. btciiman, of Keoay, Ore'in.
jtU CHARLKH B. MOOKKS. RegisWr
HOTICC CF MM STTLMT
Nont'K IS HEREBY GIVES THAT THI
nnderaigne a. admtniatrator of th easate
of Michael J. Cauty, tteeeaieO, haa ied hi hnal
account of his adiiritiatmtiun of th said estate,
in theoinceof lb. dunty Cl.ik of Columbia
j coaoty. iu tne niateot uragoa, asm to. vonnty
j Court of said County has BxJ th 2il day of
: ,ut .nernoon ol that day, at ah. County Court
' Huuse In nM county, aa tbe ilia and place lor
the hear! tig ol objections to suck anal account
aud lha aatlliD.eut Ihareol.
D. J. 8KITZEK,
Administrator of th. estate of Michael J.
Canty, deceased. .
B. H. OKI HER,
jrs f.D Attorney foe to. AdmluMrator.
Timber Land, Aet June t, 17S.
HOT ICE FOH PUBUUTIQH,
I kitkd f-TATaa Lma orrtca.
Oregon City, Oiegoa. Jaa.ary 12, 19SS.
VOTIOE IS HEREBY OITES TH 'T IS
v comDliance with tbe nrovtaloas of th. act
1 nl Cuuare. of Jnne X. W7H. eutllled "An set for
gon. his tlita day fllttl In thia ofnoe hi. ivors
a'atement, No.iW. for the purehaaeof ihe eV
a .irmriii, 101.MV1 mrinv purcnaa in in. aw .--4
of d;4, w uf in sec. 1, iHta w4 of aee. 2 in
Township No. 4 n. Range No. 4 w, -ud will ofler
proof to .how that the laud sought l mors val
uable lor it tiniia?r or .tune than lor agneiit
I tural ptir.e., and to ealabllih hta claim to
Miiil lam! Inrfore the Register and Krcit.r of
! tht oroce at oiegou Citr. utvgoa on Thuntdar,
I Ih.. "Sih Hmv ..I U&M.h liai Urn am . wit.
n...- a .. kinri.. w. 11. Hun. Iiaviil Karlv.
ton. lirefP'n
f Any and all psrfr.ua elalming adversely th.
alo iMcritwd lauds are reiiuesied in Pie h-lr
i claims in lata tune 011 or before said auto day
' 01 Vtarrh. 111
i Jlotai) CH tS. B. MOORE. Regis'er.
Tbe Senate To require sheriffs to
make monthly settlements with county
treasurers, passed. To relocate coun
ty eeat of Wallowa county, passed. To
create county of Stockman, defeated.
m ti a-i
a matron at toe penitentiary, passed.
To repeal scalp bounty, passed.
PORTLAND MARKETS.
Wheat Walla Walla,
76c; blue-
item, 88c; valley, 78Ko.
L-Barlev Feed. i2ia tw.
j NOTICK TO CltKIH roll4.
N
TOTICK is hereby eivn Ihat the un-
Iiosa. Juoge of thv t ou.it. 1 uiiri of the mui. ol
trg'in lot the c o unv of Colmubta. appolot
exoeutrtx nl lhe.tateof Frank M. Tbmp Ina,
daoenanl. Any an I. II person- having choir.
. aaiii.t .alii ctaie are hereby required 10 pes.
se.it rhe aanie to in., wriiieo iiocori'iug to law,
r my rest eui-. at j-cappoune, tirgon, or t. my
aaomey. . H. Powrll, at s . tic I en.. Ungon,
wlthuiaia uwuih- ruu t:i. dti- hrot.
MAltV JANF TOMl'KISS.
Kxecutrfx ol ihe . tale ol Frank 11 I homp
1 klna, ilweaed W. H Powai.t,,
' Atturn.y fur Knacutrlx.
Dale.1, Fabruarr a, Itos.
NOTICIC OP FI1I. stRI-TLUM KNT
XTOTICE ia ln-r. bv wiven that the nn
1 dersigueil as sdiniiiisttator ol Ihe ratals of
Klvlra Ann Re.iraa, ilwwui-. i, ha. Mad bia final
account of hi. ailmialatratlon uf th. said mate.
In the u.-hce of tha Cnuniv i.' ark nf colniubla
t'oiiiity. In the tatc uf ureeon. and the County
Court of M Cntintt has fliod th. 7h day of
March, at li, c boor of tu o'clm'k a. m., of
aaid ila.v. at th. Uiiints Court House In raid
Couutt.aa ihe time and place for th. hearing
of nbjcciioiis touch fin.. I account aud ih.aas.
tlemeni thereof. j. n, H ALU
Admiiilstiatii oi aheestat.ol klvira Aua
Jseaiaa, deceased.
tiKAIIAM CLCKTOM,
f-ni . ' Attorneys for Administrator.
Estray Takes r.
Notice ia hereby given that on lha
22nd day of December, ltklg, thereetrayed
to nly Diw about two mile Weal of (io-
him . irai.ui.i. niu.iii.il nil,
Tbe
vwiii-r Ul
tbe abore-
i :i . . I l
- ?" V"?'" "-Tu::
nrtai-of owned, in und Dvin all
poa aaid casts.
j JAY P. ABCKIBALD.