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Newspaper Page TextOREGON MIST liutered at tho l0Ultlce at Kt. Helens, OmgoM, as second-class mail matter. COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER. JS.. JaMI." J..IIUL. 11 JU-Lilll'J lasuao Evitar Fniuav MobMino Bv ESTELIO. GABBERT, Editob anu PaoraiKTUR. CIRCUIT COURT. UBSCRtmo PRICK: . . . . . i . . (pnc it in v uhr vmr in n i h hi n . . . .ai .mi , Bix months 60 ' Diltnrd A Day for defendants. Clyde Richards vs Columbia Docket for October Term, ttklrai C. areaes Taesdaj, Oft. Kith LAW CASK. LP Aylesworth vs J M Archibald; U VV Joseph aliurm'.v for plaintiff. C (1 Caples vs F Vivian ; W II Powell for pUiimrt", and Dillard A Day for de fendant, Kichard Martin ir va Martin White. etal; 8 H Gruber for plaintiff, and Friday, October 9, 1D0S. This paper is kept on file at 'the Ore ton I'resa Association Room 9. Hamil ton building, Portland, Oregon. OUR fUTVKJt SOU CSS ATS ESS, There is great future for fanning op eration! in Columbia county that ii on diversified plan. It ha already been demonstrated that the logged off landa aril, produce any cereal, gran, or Varie ty of fruit that can be grown in the Willamette valley, and, if anything the q tality ii better, aa the soil is more pro ductive. A dairy section, it has been profitably teeted, and it has also been demonstrted that it surpasses the Hood River country in the quality of first pro ducts. The country extending back to Yankton and through Itachelor flat to Sappooee is comparatively level, and will yet be the richest section of Oregon. Oaty a small percentage of the land has yet been put under cultivation, but the tusnps are gradually being taken out of the ground a little at a time. The ex hibit at the open Grange meeting at Yankton is an indication of what this toon try will produce. Potatoes, 150 aacks to the acre, aud other varieties of vegetables in like ratio. These same conditions apply to the soil in every sec tion of Columbia county. There are two great sources of possible revenue from Columbia county soil. First, the tim ber for lumber and wood, and second, the products of the soil. Farming, yet rill become one of the greatest indus tries of Columbia county, but it will be ol tbe diversified kind that makes com munities wealthv. Lotfvdn vouipany; unlaw Kay tor plaintilt. A Leschor A Son. Re Co. vs R 8 Hottan, sheriff; Cuke A Cake for plain tiffs and Dolpii. Ma. I lory A Simon lor defendant. EO Darlins vs The Pittsbunr Mill Company; Newton McCoy for plsuititf, and VV H Powell for plaintiff. RT Smith vs M.-littvre A Vincent; Graham A Cleeton for plaintiff. Joel and Mary Hill vs Joseph Hnlev; Dillaj.l A Dav for plaiutiff, V H Coii yers for defendant. Maria H iirt adm, vs 0 R A N Co; Henry E and Charles M Motiinn lor plaintiff, and Cotton, Teal A Minor for defendaut. Stat of Oregon V4 Hill; Hirriton Allen for plaintiff. State o( Oregon vs John D le. State of Oregon vs R T Uraham. Columbia Logging Company vs Lone VKRNOXIA Again the Iwvs are happy that it is raining, fur tlie'v know that rain bring salmon and in. nl. That's right, Mr. Editor; keep tho ball rolling until w have a rumpara-tm-ly level road to tide water; then St. Helens will gel the Nehaleiu trade whieli goes to Forest Grove, and this mean a great deal. We are pleased lo know that there are some of the St. Helens ritixcus, who are willing to help we Nchalciuilos se cure a means of communication with the outside world other than the daily mail, and when he telephone Hue ia completed to Pittsburg, we hope the citirena of Vernonia will bestir them selves, and have the line extended to this plaoe, and thence to Hanks. Cheney West, of Hanks, Wash ington county, has sold his property to John Pricketl lor M00. The farm con sisted of 140 acres. Mr. West has moved his family an. I household good to Vernonia, and will make his Tioine with us. Welcome, Mr. West. J. ST Mow and himilv enmo in Satur day from Farmiugtoii, aud will reside on the Judson Weed property above tow p. J. P. Sbeeley hn completed a half mile of good, substantial gravel road in district. The mat, ho estimates, will exceed one dollar er rod all tho any through. Mr. Bruin is trying some of his antics in these parts in iho way of teaching the HI". " . , -' V . " , , i 1 . .1.. . i at week returned to Is over iiiKI,ihio invest, u in " ' ""' tiirnv ; al; : ne for trees, ami em Hermit the ro.-, red ap ple Slid the juicy prune, and aim a quirk way of pruning tho trees. Hut, alas! a The forest reserve policy, as it ia being promoted in Oregon, to form base for lieu land frauds, will come as near pat ting the Republican party out of busi ness M anything ever. The President and all interested better drop Eastern college: theories long enough to realize that l ha reserve system and the frauds connected therewith are a long wavs from the Abe Lincoln homestead policy on which tbe Republican party got first great start in business. It wight be a aane policy to restrict grants of pul lie lands to men with families who are bona fide hcme-iuakers, or persona de claring their intention to make a home for a family, and not give them the deed for the 160 acres until they have a fam ily of al Jaast two children to ahow evi- denea ol good faith. Thia would be mora ia accord with President Roose velt's anti-race-eouitde talk, than allow I rig great corporations to gobble np the public lands by means of the scrip frauds. Salem Capital Journal. Star Lumber Co: W T Muir lor i.UintirJ farmers how lie can climb their (Juit aim v, j -unmet i or r.i ii ti t. L Burnhaiii vs tJeoriro Wills, er Graham A Cleeton for plaintiff. James Muckle ir ct al vs The L' Star Lnmlwr Co; J C Morelaud plaintiff, Schi.abel for defendant. M C Orav vs K C Bunde : Powell for plaintiff. Ross. Hiinrins A Co vs Karl ami Marv Laurens; Kultou Bros for plaintiff. Joseph Silvor VS The Western rVbip Co; Chamberlain A Thomas lor plhiii- tiff, and W A Cleiand for defendant. Tbe Benson Lorain A Lnnihwrino Co v Columbia Countv; Coovert A Ma pie ton for plaintiff, and Harrison Alien for defendant. CLATSKANIE 11. II. Tinker, oi l.oii Heard, Wand., was doing business in thscity Thursday. Mrs. Mni'V K. Coolediro who has la-en visiting at the home of Mr, and Mrs. W II. Convors. the pant week returned t her home in Oakland, Cat, Thursday, Allen Hull, of Hiookville, IV, is vir-it-Ing with hi p.irenta in this city. Rev. J. K. Hawkins and wife, left Monday to attend the M. K. Conference at tjiiluiu this wwt'K. L. A. Malcolm is rnoliii g hliilcs in to this imtrkct with all possible spued this line weather. It ia said that John Jones, of Mist, is visiting his daughter, Mrs. W. II. tout in Salem, We noticed the genial countenance ol John II. Cameron, f liahlmw k, in the city Wednesday. Mr. ('ain-ion brought in two wagon duds of tin llouis, wheie he found rea.iy sale In this city for tlieiu. Mrs.S. A. M. Hl ickford n-tui ued liouie from 1'orthiinl, here "lie lu U-en vis iting her sifter, Mrs. ,M. A, I', Hums, Frank and Will Van, of the Nrhnlcm, were doing business in lliv city Thins day. Mis. M. II. Frii-iMin and daughter Tillie, of Oakland, t'al , ho have I'c n vi-itiug at the home of Mis. W. ii. t 'Oli vers the past several weeks returned to their home, Saitird.iy, W. H. Conyers went to St. Helens Monday, to attend prolmte couit which is now in session. N. Merrill and W, K. Tichenor made a business trip to I'oitl.tml, Monday. Where! Oh where! is the push club that change in the Nclnili-ni road has I he load out to the iii.is.illc, ami (he Lojpi and Timbor rrilucls. In the lower Coliiuibla river district there ace !HI loguiug inliroads which av erage al least lour miles In lenglitli. These lHfwliiiJ roads wilh tlo-lr equip ment coi. Hilly r,(KH) per nine, so mem iluulluu Kt-atwl Report Mrhoel Htim, Th llisl month of tlm lloullon sclmoli Follow lug Is (lie n imit . , . , f el.M.Nl i h-tola-r Dud. No. davs tanglit 1. I iricl No. 94 (.r the tnouil, ! '5 t. No. .lavs aliciidau.-e WIV N. lsys . larl't.d, UM. ? .i ; 14 v.. ilmea unit . So. Imva ! Ni. duvs liinuhl -o v.. "'"'" ...., i .. ....i, . da. . enrolled 'i. N". Itlf moiled M, Pupils nriilicr . . i .... M- .... I I.. mi. . - . uii va ... cll.ii'.l lii .-nine iio'ii j rv.l, .lliva ii ,.. i ""u. niw.'iil nor. I lu.ra lanly 4; No. hi ... . -niNi The an nasi convention of the Oregon Good Rojdt Acsocialion will convene in Portland, October 23td and 24th, snd it is presumed tkat Colombia county will be fairly represented. James W. Abbot IT. 8. Commissioner of good roads, will be one of the speakers at the convention J. H. McDonald, commissioner of roads for the Rocky Mountain district, alto is expected to be present. All county judges, commissioners, road supervisors, roadtn asters, etc., are expected to be present. Tbe county clerks, also have been asked to appoint five delegates from each county. There will be prscti cal demonstrations of road work in and around Portland, although it is hardly Jikely that any of the demonstrates have had practical experience in Ore gon roads. pfPlojuprt nfjuffrsTSK. Since Jujy 1st ijje people of St. Hel ens baye submitted po the most incon yenient jpail service imagipable. The first mail goes oat to Houlton fboat 9:30 in the forenoon, and ail let. fere to tbe Nehalem country and down river points, must lay over at Honltpn ntil the next day, For a wonder, this tjjorniog trip does connect with one mail the 10:21 to Portland. This However, may be more of a matter of accident than design. It is a fact that there is no afternoon train mail to Port land. The afternoon service is still worse. This outgoing mail does not connect with anything except thiu air. It also Jays over at Houlton until tbe next day. For while under the provisions of the new schedule, the afternoon mail feached here from Houlton about S -'clock, bat this give people an oppor tunity to get their mail too early in the 47. It is now nearly six. when the mail rsache here, Another change or fmo, and there would be no mail con flections whatever between St. Helens and tbe train. l look as though there might be a onspirapy s but off St. Ilelens supply of mail entirely.' " I Under the present schedule, pereons fa various sections of fte County, writ ing U) (tie conqtv teJ on jmportant matters, are uaahja to get repiy ondr three cr four days. fiecsuse St. Helens was made tbe per manent county seat, is no reason that it should rub it in (a other people in the county iu Jhe matter of mail facjpties. Tks change of the schedule on the first day ol last July was an outrage, and why the superintendent of tbe mail service for this district, does not person- i ajly investigate the matter, witlio-t tak-1 jng atwnsons' elae's word for flp status pf tb araaant oondit-ons, is a wonder. This mail service is of vastly mora importance than kicking about a meas if little postoffice, that would starvene jieath, if they had to depend on it for jivelihood. aocrrv casks. Lewis Love vs Jonathan Tice ; E A and A R Mendenhall for plaintiff, aud T R Cunningham for defendant Alice Anderson vs Robert L Ander son; George S Shepherd for plaintiff. The American Mfg Co. A D Miller vs Kachel I Harris et al; E W Bingham w. pmiuiiu, Liiuaru ct way lor Ueleud- ants. Sarah J Stewart vs Sallie Rice, et al; Geo P Lent lor plaintiff. HTEoffvs Star Logging Co; L II McMahan for plaintiff. T N S ' 'V1 W W Rountree vs Mary Knott, et al; H h. Sargent for plaintiff. Adolph Kuenzi vs J A Reid etal; L'Ken A Scbuebel for plaintiff. C W Nottingham vs W L Brown et al ; A King Wilson (or plaintiff. M Both, assignee vs Columbia Log ging Company; George A Hail for plaintiff, and S C bpeucer for defend- ant. Russell E Sewall va John R Vriln . Giltner A Sewall for plaiutiff, Dill ard A tor ueieuaant. few are coming to grief. One large, not yet been nia-l black fellow being caught by John Ad- j station is nearly ..... ... ..uiu iui o.iirrs were . Itiuttx-r for the sidewalk out to the sta- not", lion is rotting bv the road snle, while Kurley is not at fault, O K : it is I'n- ) other roads leading into iheciu are sad cle Sam's Iwys. However, we, like all j ly in need of repair. .le.iate. tines nave to nave soiuetning loj eat during winter- so we have to hustle out to Fore-it Grove, not to St. Helens nor Clatskanie, after our chew ing. A Shanahan has moved his family ami household goods to the ciiy of For est Grove, where he expects to make his future home. A. Johnson is busily engaged these I days building a i-ew addition to ids al ready commodious house. CEDAR GROVE burg it having a good sited This Iiooiii. Kichard Taylo. has hi new house a-! bout finished. Mr. Trotter lias his house rotnnleled I and has nunc! into the same. W. R. Holmes is building a large two What ia the matter with the G. A. R. ' story house. Post at this place, that they have failed I Devine and Holmes cimjlit a large fat to n.eet lo transact business for the past , bear last week. It was visiiing a deser ted orchard when trapia-d. Mrs. Mills, of Hcpimef. ii visiting her ,iinint alone to get lti l"g I" Gm Columbia river In tins loggimt district. Astoiia liiilg-t. The Mini ol Daniels A Hmimi, wlui were building a new Nawmill on North HcapiKKwe, has been dissolved bv mu tual consent, J. E. Ilauna conlliiiiiiig Hie business and I-', M. Daniel ictir ing. The mill, which w ill hnva a ra pacity of feet dally, is li-dug imslii-il to romiiletion. and will ui bit ready for openition I. G, Wikslrom again has Knlania . saw null under oHialioii, mid will so ui ship a cliooii.-r load ol lumber. I A large quaiilltv of logs floated out ol Lewis liver dining tin. freshet the Ill's) of the week. Many of llieui ranght on the. j.-tly, ati-l other lialged on tlm WashitiKtoM i-ide of the liver. Tow boats have been out gallieriiig til the si l auded logs, - - - llitike Into III" Mouse. S. b-tinlnn of Cavendish, Vt was roblad nl his ciistoinsry health by Inva sion of t hituiic tVn-ilpaiiou. When Dr. King's .Sew Life l'l!ls broke Into his house, bis IroiihU- wa arrested sod now he's run rely cured. They 'regnal a uUcd to cute, at St, Helens I'hai mat ) . Real K.state Transfer. Ralph W Hl.tk.-lv lo Win M MiThcr soii jr., and Murlln I Mi Thersou ; lie'4 ( 1M-C l, -I, 5, IKI. lialiirj and .-la I neretis Cirss to Ualph W HUkelev ; ne' ol see Id, 4. ft, ll.VKI. l icit l and I'oriiclia t'raildall In Hal tie Tavlxr ; lots I and 'J, sec SI, d, -t, 'ii. V7 a f-imi. Lewis H and Lottie l-'ilrj.-rald tin Wo. M jr., ami Mailin J Mcpherson; sv'4 of sec IS, I, f, JIMS'. Ivlla i and ticorg.t A Hall b J J I'lllllelilel ; quit . I..UII to 111 tt ',..! SW of sec ll, t. I, S0. Thos M nri'l M ii v Jniius to the Hen- A,li'..e.-d room. Copt-land, Kail IVrrv.t'sil ruli.-r, t ora I'slier, W llhnr Fuller. I" ' P""-y. Komi I'errv, ChailtV t'nt. Ivld Th ..up- I sou -',tlieiMatlliew, Mamie t'hoinitsoil, j hbt l'oiic)ov, H.tHie Wikstioin. lt.lt 1 j Miller, r.iraiior i-oi.iut, s.--oom- i" - -, Th.e not a Use 11 1 timing , , iN.ia I toiie, iMi-uiy joiiii ti us ami Saiuuel ii ' "'"in Vi.it,: c.(u...Mf.(l;iTiith8t Giave Powell and X, ivm ,' S.trah Kellev. Harvey 1- e I -111., t'shi'l'. Id in A. J m kson, Piluclpal. IVIinaiv Department, llinn nrllher ali.t-ni nor t tidv l -r the iifuith are, F.ita 'Hj..y, Nclll.t Millet, '. Vaulihtn coin, .Nellie Dutin, M.ibl.. Thompson, I'Milli Clink, Nellie Viinblai-liMUi. H' tli I'en v, Nellie t'oo-r. IliUel Wikstioin. Nov I'env, Guv lUdil, Dale I'ei i v, Jin k I'rlc, Allen siM'itce, Id-iibcii RoU-rts, Alex Spi-n.v. M tun nikr I'.ik 11 u t, Teat her. Ita.ta T'-t. I'i v all TliroMgli Ilia II. 1. 1 While o-nliig a Imi, J. C. Mount, of Three Mile ll.lv, N. V., ran H leu peunv ; nail tbr. ugh the lb-sbv pari u bis baiel. . "I thought at once of all Ibe pain and 'soreness this would istlse me," be s.iv-, : "and iiniiit dialelv applied I h tuiU r-j , Iain's I'alii Halm and m easiaiutlly alter- I wards To mv surprise tt rentovud ail, j pain and soirines and the Injotetl parts I were sin in-aieo, ror sate in um Ileli-us I'liaruiacv, CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You hit Atwas Bought iws u sry Signature oi wGay IHssolulhrn JUrN The hrm of luiuiels ,1 llsiins u ,1, i..iu-1 T.""i llllliliii irlaiiilim ll,., b.i.i ,,,. '. ,J-1 I'opej.ty, I'lV'lu thiv by inuliinl roiisent i lug all debts on Mlg by (i, . N rolltH tlnu all HiiKtti.it. ,( ' '"" N ol Da.il.-rsA Ilauna. m Higlteti at Mi aiiis.o.e. (ir ,1 , day ol M-pieiulH-r, lima, ' m 4 1. I-.. Iltvvi. F. M. Ill It HIS. In Ht, Helens, Halnr.lar. d, L,l. h. Mr. and Mrs D. W, RtH Al Yank..u. rlaturdny, U;U.U. s . to Mr. a,,. Mrs. II, O. Howard, " IUM,lllM IAV .mvh'i:vs..iT.uy .1 tl.f I Will ' fthi.a. I'f nl, tltrril( ".I'll- It In It, It'H III I u t f . tm bt I 1, , 1 Call fur Sralctl lllds fur ( oii-t s. thm of I unnlf Read. Il.lo a Muckle in sits two months. Alas! we (ear the old Vets are losing interest. Carrol Keasey. of Pittsburg, lias pur chased a tine mare and colt of A. Shan ahnu, which to slronghthen his team for future use. The latter gentleman has two fine two and a-half year colts, w hich he wishes to dispose of at a rea sonable iltture. KURLEY. VERNONIA. Amanda Johnson va An-bihl.l 1 Johnson; A R Mendenhall for plaiutiff. M eotn, assignee vs W V Smith, et al ; W C Fischer aud G A Hall for plaiutiff, R VV Montgomery for defendant, Julia Reener va E Nolxin K,.r.. .1 al ; F' D Chamberlain for plaintiff. J B Keefer vs Marv E Keeferr R a Morrow for plaintiff. Bauer ... 1... aeienaant James Muckle ir. et al vs lmo- Good ; Dillard A Day for plaintiff, Gru ber for defendant. W B Dillard et al vs E S Rrtsni . .1 - Dillard A Day for plaiutiff. ' Modie.-ka Butler vs R rnsv UtilLp. George A Hall for plaintiff. ' B R Nicholas vs v H rv,l man. rill. lard A Iay for plaintiff. J C EifnleBton vs Alice V ..lin r o neicnanu J K titzliugli for plain tiff, Emmons A F.mmons for defendant Elizabeth Halfoennv va Km Frank Schlegel and O P M Jamieson for phtintff. W P Dobson vs Alice M r..l.-r.n . 1 T Barin and W M LF orce for rilatnrtff John F fygan and Chae H Hall for defendant. Robert M Tamock Tainock ; George R Bagley for plaintiff, I It I. lu....l r., . 1. .... 1 .... . - ' - , jci ivr uneuilllllt. J Callahan vs M BasemW : .1 - n;i- lard A Day for Plaintiff. W T II, f... defendant. mother, Mrs. Yotiug. and otlie: r.-laliies of litis place. She thinks we have pleri- j ty of ruin here, hut says they had as j much at lleppner nil at once as ne have : here in Several weeks, j Quite a fiitlit toi'k place in this vicin-' iiy a short time no Is-infen tin old she bear on one side and it liiteru -year-old' boy with a shotgun ami a ..vj 011 the other. The hear s hide slreti hod up .1 gailist tbe house shons the re-ult ui ll.e serap. Neither Is it.injuied by t tin line Butter King Dow went to Honlton. T, , , . Threshing is over. O. i cv g 'a' e , ll The Riceg and Roses have returned ' for the . rite. luillllK-ltt til ll.e r..i.r.-...i.- from the hop yards. j stives from the liftceu granges .if the A. Robinson has returned to St. Hel- I county who are expected to ait. i-,,1 th.- ens. nieeiing 01 ihu Columbia romoii.i Dan Keasey. Vernonia's p.m.. made t.rf.'!''r,.,' V' l" ity s trip to Houlton. 01 iiaisaanio, ovemter ,lh. Mr. Troop went to Portlnnd after a J- " ' ' m. nc-. to , r a lines 11111 u hen il.m 11 six has returned home load of goods, Alliert Woials from working oil the railroad. Mr. Whittock is putting up tie nee al Pittsburg. George Rice is hauling lum'ier. We uo-lerstand that one of Vernoni.i's early pjoaeer daunhte's whs married Sept. LMrd, at Newport, Miss Pearl Tuck er and A. R. Hathaway. They will re The mail carsier states that Duponts hive the telephone poles mostly set to Valh-y posiottire. What is the matter with vernonia? O. K. PITTSBURG jfor W. R. II teen feet he gave up Ih- job from sume CHiise or other. He i.roi.tiiilv tliii.r. water eisne e-ttimal 11 w '4 ol see II, :i, lu, James j . Clisil.-s anil Jei un to Jesse Job Cliurchlev II and r, 4, I. Iltsl. R II 1'boutps.iu bv shcritr, In F M W Inn tou ; t.u deed I,, lot 10, bl.sk :'. (.'olmuhia Cud ; (d. Kiibi.-lic D White bv sbeiitr, lo K M Wbarl.tii; lax deed to lot :V, I.I 1 k ', C11lu.11t.i1t t ill, fit). Print's lo l'slillc ScIiihiI I'uplU. The fellow ing pru.-s (..r 1 'io-.-lti 01. art-olf.-ri d t-i the pupils .-I Columbin coillitv soho-'ls, I-list prie I'.' cash: , second, 1 ; third, &icriil. In addition, : one years sttkiscripi ion to lite Hr-f..n Searchlight will U. given b- ent it win ner of a ine an. I tur n- liie 1 - .a Hulls UII in. I.lll. It-lie, I lit ll.e III, j j Si-arehbghl. The lupo- is, "K.-axms 1.1, I I'tiihlliHi iii of tin-Liijti.pi r.nlhc." Till subject -lioul.1 Im Ikiii.H.iI a- a T- llipe. am e, hi d 1.1,1 a- a pally matter. 1 he ; composiiions will be judged by language' , ue., ptiit.-i r Ming and msii lor j ; Hie arg-iii.eiiis a-lvaitcd. I ' All etiiiifKi.llhiii-b"tliil In in Coniitvj ; Selnsd lM rinseiiilent. I. II Cup. Iaud's ' j biiliils by IV.TinU-r l-t , llo.t prices : may Ite awarded by (be New Year. Ail ! 11-11 Iifl Slid pllplls Sll.Hli-l St.i.ii to S make the lolitrst , g m.I .is ...--il !e 'kJKV O ,-, I at the olli.e id l.. Coii itv Cl.-tk ol Ciillinbut County, 'lrivii Ht SI, I Helens, up to 1..011, Sattlrd.., IHtol.-r I7'h, Ll.l, I'H lb'" const I Mil lull ( a, i...v of rmol f.-i.ii ib L.nt end of the In eltfe t.eross the .Sebalc... riv.-r al I'tiU btngln n siui nls. ui pso f.,i iliianf -aid 1 1. er. siroi.tntt; to the pistts slid s-eiii. ..lions .. it file h ..iliee i.l the County Clerk, adopted by I he C..11..: Court. K teb hid in -1st be a'-c'iiiiiil.-d by a Uotd, siu.sl .y two or none tree. ! Itnble.S as nirt-i,-, m double ll,e .111. .Mini f (he bi.l, 1. mite sl le In tbe coiiutv fur Ibe fiollif'il pt-rfoi . i st.ee of j the tuiilta. t. The C.tnril t .nut re seiii-s tbengbt to e)r.t ai.v Slot al! bid-, if Ih.-y derui llii-tn lis. high. t nri..r tl I In- Cu.uilv Cnurt, II. IIKNiFIIN. Count t Ink. !' W.C. Fischer, I UAINtl.U. : t.ui,,v (.I'OHtiE A. HALL HT.IIKI.KNS - 1 ULt .(, Classified AdveitLsements F'H MAI K-TWCiiVh I'fcirmi h Nol.Hil-rr and ni li; tt? M vcstltitg bull, G. D t.ll hiN, . there is plenty of rw'- j these days without .111111.' tot an v. was John Mavnard vs R P.irknf..l,l .1 . Gruber for plaintiff, Dillard A Day for defendants. Ferdinand D Prahf vs Kmmn pi,i . W C Fiteher for nlaintiff. w 11 cwl for defendant. Jenuie Banfield vs John B Erickson Grubea for plaintiff, Dillard & Day for defendant. Michael Pierter vs Ed ward D Potter et ux ; Dillard A Day for plaintiff. 1 Ml" y1'",1, ' " B""' H West.et al; J 0 Moreland for plaintiff, A V Em mons for defendant. Roadinaster W. E. Stevens Fitzhugli for plain- Jlctiiig bad roads aud bridges in thin vicinity last weeli. L. L. Dedrick retnrned home Thurs day, from a business tiip to I'urtland, Clatskanie and other points. Mrs. W. I). Case is visiting friends and relatives at Seattle. Miss. Lottie Hall has been engaged to tcaeir the school at this place for the winter term. 0. A. Powell was tloimr biiBiness at iiaisKame, r-atimiuy. Newt. Parker aud Hurley Redmond, continue to haul lumber out to Clatska nie in spite of bad weather. 0. II. Wilson and d. D. Powell drove s bunch of fat cattle to Portland mar kets, last week. Charles Bergensen was doing busi ness at this place Mcnday. Jem K nmons took his brother In, toClatskanie, Friday. The proposed telephone line between Valley and here seems to be Ivinir th.r. mani for the want of agitation. Coi.r.-SNl.iiin ,,f a I'l l,.!. Rev. J110. S. (.'ox, of Wake, rk writes, Kor V years I suffcre.! Imni Yellow Jan ml tee. I ronsulted a iiiiiiil-r of physicians snd tried all sorts .,( med icines, hut got no relief. Then I lian me use 01 i-.iecttic fitter- and feel that I sin now cured of a disi-a-c that bad 111c In its grasp for tw.-he years." I: ynu want a reliable medicine lor Liver and rvltiuey trouble, general debility, It's guaranteed b tJulv ! . l.e t.a-iier ' Would not inlerrsi u,o if you're l...,k -I in for a gnarnnli-eii Salve l.r sores, j Mnrns or Piles. H-.to t.., l, ol h. inter, M i. writes: I siiff.-red with an ugly Kin.- lor a year, hot a bos ..( tn, kl.-ii'. Amiiii Saive eimd n e. i' i S.ilve 011 e.u Hi. ..Vat St. Helens I'h.ir loaev. ' EVERYTHING NEAT AND CLfcAN Al TMfc lELY'S CREAM BALM The Most Satisfactory C A T R KK II Stl'l II A V FHVHK Remedy and Cure. It i for ..!e by l It' gir.sr S.r, .Vs 1 li.oiiU su-, tl ii tts-al druggists. el Ix.ttle. Liquid Cram Balm Palace Hotel and Restaurant Rai;;." for i.m- in Will Ik, priees by I.LV BROS. iitoooi t, Innilel l t cuts Ibe l 55 Wai i t-n St . REUBEN. M. Collins A Co. received their mill machinery, Satusday, for tbe mill tliev are Liittinit up 011 Ii. Anliker's 1,1, 4 miles west of here. j Mrs. M. Morel, Pan! Morel ami Julian ! Wnssen were Poitlaud visitors Monday. ! Frank Culver, Mrs. JVIIe Horn snd rrank fiaiuy mid wi.'e of Miunesioiis Minn, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Antoiie IV ise. ! (iohle grange will have work in Ihej degrees next Friday evening. ' W. M. Link, M. Link, J. C. Monroe, ' M. IIoicii, II. M. I . wl. r, Jas. Kt-rine-! dy, Ir. sudT. ('. Watts visile, I l(,,ini,! Ltalge, No. 2J A. F. A A. M. hist Satur day evening. Ilest VI. al. , Ifour liir log lite ilal. ,l , i-iilesl It O It III M M I! s K s V V t I! so V. - r o ,1 Ni w York City, N Y. W Wfrlt- MFVFlt l, l i liMisij I of rbsia, I. f and g.l tepotaiiuin n ' r. h stale snue in this rotimy rn)t.r4 j pirss-nl and s-lvr.n-e eld r'Uh- lisl.nl weeltby basii.ess l....i n 4 tllis.o lil .Cm. ling, t-alarv .'tMssk!r . wilh r p-iii a-ltlutolial. All pstbi lit cash dlirtt ya. It H t.i,iilif it brad otb.es. Ilorse and .nntaMfsr- nib.d when messsty. Ibitm-eoi i y 10 tosw 11 s.bitt .si.l i ttviKi. ti4 lil.il Co., XU, V s.l.iii St ,t bnsjo, W A NT F I K ' 1 ill A I. IMcm(-i-ll 'i-i.i lii ttt, Ii stale In isrlk , bouse rslal-Osb.il rlelen yrsss Su4 sU. , a large tttpitttl, to yad niu rnrnWiif and agents lor stuirss'tii snd pi lltl 1 line. 1 un a. .-i.l eiigxg- incut. nnu .rash salmi t I 1H ami ail I's-tiiuj r- p. uses ui..l l l I lolls ixl.stKsd mrk iw.-ek, I-1 is t lent e pot rsMii.!., f ; inn tvlcu-iue ami epti.Mte s-tf s.ldrrsni ji-iisi-Iop. MIF. NAlluNAL, p- icibviii M,, Chiciigo. ; w AMih-i viriin 1. 1 mu lisvel anil sn.MH-s- lone ..f samp.!, snd iiiakv rt.lMTiM.ns 1 -r uiannlartsitl j l ouse. Sits ti l ssintt t;Pnt a m i ai-rt Kit'e. Salsty paid w.rhljr sv4 1 la um. it.ttnrv s.ivaios-sl. 'r,-VHutr-h r u nee ui, i,, o tti y , Pisnle-B Senas 1 10 nl. l-.itel.wt m ll add' e-, i-asrsi. ' ""1 1 rii.ti ioli ,il, uli Isstlsiiti tnt, Cl.liitg-.. i-mmv rrt xiis r v Owl Saloon n-"rf p Heinrich v Philip Heinrich; - "'J piainiin.usear Hay tur liirHJun.l.... ' He Learned a Great Truth. It is saia of John Weslev that he once said to Mistress Wesley: "Whv d.. Vfl.l tell that child the same thing oyer and Th.ii,,WMHk... r 1 ., 1. over again?" '-John Wesley, because Graham A pui 1, . 1 i same reason mat you are to d aga 11 uranam x Cleeton for defendant. and airain that ri...;.i.,i;n'. i:.....u CC Wilson vs J M Sth I. C..-..I 1 , v .link 11 111 I U , , ,or P1""111". Caples & counteracts any tendency ol these .lis- Columbia Restaurant TAYLOR lil ll.DlNri, ST. HELENS, OREGON MISS L. J. ClTOl Mi, Proprietor. Heat Mea I s a ml P r o m p t Service r.ui.NN iiHonfKHs, Mornirons -Only tin best o Lipors ani Cigars Kept ia Stock 4 47 All Hie laiot lie.s.erstt, .,i,t-r ,,.,. 4 itlnr iH-rielleitl.. is. AIM ) a (ii "Iim l. WEIMHARD'S BEER on IrntiHhi, "Tom Benton" Cigars. al Allen for defendant. Ida Brennau vs James llrnnnin 1 u Peebles for plaintiff. ' Cynthia A Adams va f!l ,.,.; county ; Dillard Sl Day for plaintiff. 8 J Kafuria va Lettia R Kiln.;. . 1 i Emmons for plaintiff, ' KM Wilbur vs Maria Larking, et al; R U Morrow and Watson & Beekman for plaintiff, N McCoy for defendants. Columbia Timber Company va Sam uel A Fowler: Cotton. Teal At VI ir,.... f.. plaintiff. W J Turner vs II Reinter- 1... plaintiff. R W Montague for deiendant. Thomas Hughes vs Belle Hughes; Fischer and Peebles for plaintiff WmHolIysO L Iymisignont et sl; Frank Kchlegel for plaintiff, Powell for defendauts. M E Tsekaberry vs Tliomas Tacka berry ; Claude btralian for plaintiff. B DSigler as trustee W W Vincent, ! bankrupt, ys George fcockey ami George i Chambt-ra ; U Stuart for plaiptiff. j George F IJvesav va .rn.. M.,,.1.1. . ! .1. ri... i oi e.r;rT'."vS "t et Minor for plaintiff. eases to result ir, pneumonia, it is pleasant and tale to take, by the Ht. Helens Pharmacy. aud that For sale VALLEY. J. B. Wiluierdinc came bnelt P'ri,l. from Portland, where he was working. Joseph Sobii-ka is goin lo move his father and uiollusr to Yankton for tbe winter. Joseph Diipont raised a little over 3M sacks of potatoes this year. Du pop t & Hons have started up their shingle mill for the winter. N. J. Dupnnt w ill give a dance at I is place Haturday night. KsVAAAAA&AA ItA a J piTTSBURG RISIBLE Itll'VN.H Tabule. I !or lin. I i A e,'i"l pre-t-ripti-iii I 1'or n.aiikiiil .V Arrn. .a. kr . n,.,ivt f,., i,,,,! Hits Is.iilij Ik. nil. it, I, ,,.,,,.1 n.iii,,,, "l'll .III !!.,:,. I. .elt tlieiu I .Illt.ltMt- Vls'li V' Ih. Ii"t' i.t-yh II !in. lis) -lt , H s. list's... st (!. ti... -1 Hitm . II C.(lii4 llu.ir ' 1 1 , t isi..i , H t M '. -.tl II llrt..!i.. ...- H I. . ..I. Ill M rf,his-t w ti . s. niitw Pr II H 1 li rt. si llii" 4k.At itk A AAA AAA w O V M i-: it 1 r ti D Hut. K a s r 11 1: u AT 111 ft; KNIGHT SIIOI2 CO. PORTLAND. ORE. 01. : ii.imk Walkorcr. Sorosis and Built wells Tm BHt Hhorm cm E.irth for tho Montsy. I'tsssiis I'rrkln. Sl-l'l Isiior link, an taa. 0RQ5I Nothing can evcrl the sttrsrtivencss et Ihls sboo. Iu Wearing quslities are superb. u JlLiNLY mtmJ WKITIXd MACIIINK 3IAHK TYPEWRITER W mmmmmMwm$ smususA'sistto eUUBUH, V1WMI -SS -sVtl-A. UWLh'14 and lJot,o, Teal The supreme cotrt hss decided that Ilia special act providing for the re moval pf the county seat of Union coun ty is void it would incur a county in- dedtedness beyond the constitutional imit. Nothing has ever equalled it Nothing can ever surpass it Dr. King's flow Discovery is 1 si r 1 111.1 ottiiusri ;.: A Perfect For All Throat and Cure : Lung Troubles. Money back If ft faHe. Trial Bottles frsa. sssssssassBasasssBBBKvsasasBsasaasgsa 4 Tm writing is in pluin vicf : of tho operator all the tirnc-fr I Ins just rcn-ivod a iHige invoice of simph-ht anil strongest struction, rapid action. J 5 The Pittsburg Writing Machine Company ouch-adapt.-, to all kinds nfk i workbest for Inluilating mihIJ Invoice work imivcisnl k.-y ' board rcmovahie type aclionS1 I instantly ch until. B1 1 Treble the life of any otlnojt Machine for good clean workS" 1 208 W;d Htmt. rillHlnii'jr, -a Winter Goods, Shoes,! Dry ("roods, Groceries, Hoots. Shoes, Etc. II. MOHGUB. 1 Vwiwr lUmhiz, Main Stn-Pt. Sf. ,I,nu Omron. "I ne Mist and The Orconiiin, $2 V't?! "'''KlI'M-lia Theodore S. Thomson. Infer llllllcf Hfi-s. llitoll -H I Fhont 117 TllOMiS imation and Appointments bv Mail vwt.tsoii nun 1,1, Wiishingtou 111, Take Kh-viiior to l-'ilil Moiilhcast curnt-r Wash, mid 4th PORTLAND, )5)N J. jf. tjjr rr ir-- v 5T !?- " 1 P tj" V 'H? ' Moor.