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About The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913 | View Entire Issue (April 15, 1904)
ism. It Pays to PayCash! We will make a Uuycrs, because dtiemcnt. to n-i dUCCmciUS 10 US We will flake Bv this offer, and so article ot lieiicral Mcrchaudibc on special sale each day of the week for cash. Ask aiiout THIS WIIKN YOU UUY. Wc have imU galore enroute, and will offer you bantams that will J in save you money. Uraieu WCI1 KOyai IwlllllOOk UrcSS SllOfS. Also Ke,'"'1l we are headquarter for a full line of Womcu's and Children's Shoes ,KrB"il"d tinware, a new .uppiy ju.t ftno j00' H. 0. OLIVER. The Old XVOliablO Iirm The first barge for the work at' the am-aa i 4. ' Sister, quarry arrived Monday night and BAILEY fc BREOAXa HOULTON. t I Oriental Hotel UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT V Invite the patruniiRc of the f rnrr.il at I'uliHf and Uimritutrc Clrmiliitea. and Good Home Cuukuig. MRS. A. T. LAWS & SON' ft All mm mm- i m 1 THE 15KJ STORE DOWN By The Big Saw l Ilrrivlng Now Coodn V THE? MUCKLE STORE lion of Long finding -GENERAL 3IERCIIADISE . 8 Dart & Nt. Helens. ... ... ...... . fa:r0''r'jVj'Xiikil&eZ I How About IK VOf 81'IIK kaV.VniTih.i ir.J.i.rirsX'' "" -r" :rt.h...v....i..hr.Hi.. -; ';:;r: fx in ft a in id rowins " Jars ruii) lor .ale E. E. QUICK & CO., r until BRECON 0. LOPE ROBERSON JJUTOIIKKS PACKERS Markets St, Helens and Honlton FINE MEATS. Lard, Sausage, Etc. We solicit the patrnnngc of the people of tlisr coiiiiinmitlf,. special inducement for Cnsl. wholesalers make snechl i, for nn.l. P 1 lor canll. Money will our custom? A different Wc arc agents for the cele- OREGON. HARNESS GOODSfH-ss Tfinrle nrA OrnrlnRl TIRT f'l ill IV FVFPT RFIPPrT Cargest tocfi to $efect Crom aiifl Low est Prices (ti sn l u iu twl" UIor tiujrlnf . or Write for Catalogue OU-INSrkHSTtiN-WILSON CO. r l T....t.. C. I),.i1-,,l "'.-W tmt t-W 1 al'sl ' 5 Evcrv d:ir in the Week r HAS A REPU A for Only the Best in 'fi Muckle, i Oregon. Your Title? II la all rthT Rtmsmtwr that II Is thj so.rn... H is nr bn.iu- to Msr.h Uij " - It.l H ih '' lluJ " J. M ACKENZIE, General Contractor UltlVINO A KIM I'l ll-TV ESTIMATES FURNISHED KI. IIKI.F.. B. tji'.if reus Nkumh iii a. Notakv riisi.li W. C. Fischer, JTTOILXEV'AT-LAW. RAINIER, OREGON. Columbia Restaurant T.moiuiani.piNa, ST. HELENS, 0BEC0J MISS L. J- CROUdD.. Proprietor. Ileal Men 1 and Prompt fiice LOOAL AND GENERAL. ,, ! Mr. W. II, Powell went to llill.lKira on e""",Uy ,Mt on ' i J7T "":rUd ,ot c,aUl""1,e iMtTui-KUy, to begin 1,1 work In that section of tlle county. Lett for the following-named per- on remain uncalled fur In the St. Helen uflice: I'dward I,l;iuun, Peter Muckler, Herman I pratt. Largest store and Urgent Mock can be ' found at trrx, fi. f...i. ..... - " m wiuijaiu iiutc mi lloiiltcm, Good, delivered free. Mr. W. II. I)rd and son made a trip to Portland by the Iralda on Tuesdnv Urt' Magnolia, Canadian Club, Old Govern ment Whiskies and Gordon' Iy Gin at the Owl Saloon. Old Crow Whiskey buttled In bond. Alto Old Quaker-made Kye Whiskey. Mr. Jenuie G. Muckle wa a Jiunday visitor to St. Helen, the guest of Mr. and Mr. Day. Good delivered without charire ; willingly and cheerfully. Order freely. M. C. GRAY St. Helens Or. TrvsMss notices and all kind, of print ing done at this office. Mrs. I'lirabeth Perry, of Houlton, has brrn a sufferer (ruin I r.ri,., Arin ' the oust werk. llnr M,.j. i nearly everyone In the county, are ana iou for Jier recovery. CatuUnia cigar two for a quarte r at llrinn Dron. Owl Saloon. Call and re the new line of men and boy' Miitadirrol from the manufacturer. I'l'.RKV & GRAHAM, Pioneer Store. The ladie of the linlrrii Star had a delightful time last Saturday night, the orcnition lieing a vi.it from the Grand Matron, Mr. Helen Gated, of Salem. Mm. Gutch took the morning train Sun day for Attorta, from whence he return, to hrr home in the Capitol City, having made frirndt of all the Star with whom the met hardwin it vi.ittng her lwfi of thii place. T1" 'SurCon.ny ha. been given thirty day. further lime in which to com- PlHe iu i"irrn f Muckie mm j proK-rtv, and Mr. Richnrd Coa has been aptminted receiver of the same. So the I progress of the town is held up for an, other month at least. , CCannel and fresh vegetables. H. O. OLIVER. All the local and war news in thc Mist and Oregonian. Only f- a year. Mr. If. V. Ilmoks, agent for the Port- i land Journal, vUitcd St. Helens Mondav in thc interests of his paper. He has all Ithe ninrksof a rustler. There was a match game of bswball ' lmt Sattintiiv lietwcrn the St. Helens and j Houlton school children, resulting in a ' victory for the Houlton hoys by the lila , eral score of 2. to 23. IH. H. R. Cliff i j U'Mpircl the game, and Mr. Hickman. the j ' i-mfirwi! of the arttool held the nneroiis ' ! position of worer. TIkwk who witnessed the game siiy it was interesting from start to finish. Thc mercury indicated R7 above rero ond Tuewlny, the 12th, the hotest day ever kuourn in Oregon up to the 12th of Anl. The weather this year has been a record brcuker both as to brat and rain fall. V. H. Powell went to Portland Tues day as delegate to the Republican State Convention. Mr. Jack Black fell from the fore plank of the flittue last Tuesday, a distance of ubout fifteen feet to the rocks lielow, sus taining a few bruises, but escaping with out any serious injury. IlAKKItn PLVMOt'TH ROCK EC9 FOR Sai.h. The purest blood At fifty cent, per setting of fifteen oggs. MRS. G. W. PERRY. Houlton. I'resh fish in season every Friday, and special Sunday dinner at the Oriental Hotel. The Easter scrric.s at the Episcopal Sunday last, while hould have drawn a packed house. The pastor of the church, Rev. Drcck, and the members of the Port land choir, are entit'ed to the thanks of this cointnunty for providing such a musiciul treat. The sermon was eloquent and clesr, the su-ect being, ot course, the Resurrection of the Christ. Thc selection of Pr. Edwin Ross as Chairman of the County Central Com mittee re"ects credit upon the jurigtwent of that bo'lv. No nmn in Columbia County possesc to a greater extent the ( con'idcncc of the people, and hiamou- aiicmcut of tJiecniiuiaiitn issure to reflect ereniiupon ine rceiiiimicioi o. . ... 1.,: ........ .J . should receive me active ma ami suppnrr. of evpry Republican in the county. Our complete line of men's, bovs and Indies' sweaters ars attractive, and price, right, at Oliver. NutWs teacher lHeved lit reducing' poatrv to di,grm and visible outline, and ) ! dav she told the class to make a rough illtisti ition of the xiem, "The Old Onken Bucket Nathan's illustration consisted of a large circle, three buckets, and a bunch of dots. "Nathnti," said tbe teach er, "I don't understand this. What's thc clrctc?" "That's the well," replied Na than. "And why have you three micketsr One is thc old oaken bucket; one is the iron bound bucket, and thc other is the moss covercit duckci uiai nung in me well." "And what are all those little dots?" "Those are the loved spots which my infancy knew." The report of the collector of the water work to thc city council show, that the amount collected for the year ending April 1st was f 1 ,3 11. 10; amount extended, fS12.71; balance on hand, $531.39, . A large stock of novel just received at the St. Helens Pharmacy, Tin English sparrow It ln"our mldit," m th little drky boy uld after a hearty ...... - .11 ..- ;bird. h.v. gone into training tore.it tu. .tuck. o the pugnaciou. be..t. The sparrow 1. the undisputed featherweight , cmmpon c( .11 bird., .nd w frequently how a desire to get out of hi. clas and tackle bird, that outweigh hiui that he 1. troublenome nelghlxr in any feathered , community, The fUh commissioner are quite active nnw.i.Ham 1hlr launrh 1. cnnatantlv'l - i plyinKiuir tbe water, of the Columbia;but Mvet ,hev ve 'en unl,le w aeMEl j any .erlou. Infraction of the law. They , cem to 1 good fellow., and on excellent j term, with the fiaher folk. They tay tliftt if rancher catcheaatalmon going crow lot from one itream to the other they don't blame him for taking it in. A coiulgnment of Men', and Boy'. Suit, junt arrived. They are money Mvera. M. C. GRAY. The report of tbe county treasurer .how the amount of receipt to April 1st to be j 11.234.51; amount expended, fl,052.20; balance, 17Z.!U. The poatoffice at Carrico, six mile wett of Deer Itland, ha been re-e.tab-lithed, with Nelson Pinckney a post matter. Mr. Pinckney was in town Wed nesday last, for the purpose of coroplet- ig hi. bond ith Herman Smith and great convenience to the citizens of Car- rico, as they have heretofore been com-' wiled to travel a disUnce of alxut six and one-half miles for their mail. The Tartrell mill, on the old Polk place, was destroyed by fire on Tuesday last. The loss was a total one, without any in surance. Mr. Tarliell, who is a well known and esteemed citi cn, has the sympathy of the community. A new line of men's suits from $7 up. PERRY & GRAHAM. Call and see our outings and calicoes. H. O. &MVER. T. C. Watts, of Goble, was in St. Hel ens on Wednesday, on his way to Port land for the purpose of purchasing desks and other furniture for tbe second room in the school at that place, this action being made necessary by the increue in the numlxr of pupils. Mr. Tbos. Hunter will have charge of the room. Adjourned terra of Circuit Court met Katurilay. April 9. Irivorce was granted in th case of Parkhurst vs. Park hurst. Purther time was given in the mill case, a judgement rendered on mandate in the case of Farrell vs. Fins, and some minor matters cared for. Adjourned un til April Kith. Registration closes May 15. Cp to date about 1,1100 have registered. There should be double that amount this year. THK BOYS KI4IKXU. John Dellar, corner First and Yamhill, makes a practice selling boys' clothe, and shoe, at the actual cost prices. Boys' suits, age 3 to lrt, .7." to 4; just exactly ; the same grade you pay $1 or fci more for elsewhere, besides we give a bat and ball free with every suit. Prices on shoes, j 1.25 and Jd.50. You save from 50c to $ 1 in comparison with other stores' prices. Weinhard's saloon. beer on Up at the Owl SCHOOL KF.PORT. Arber Day Exercises trlel Mo. In School Ils !0. Following is the repart of the second school month for Dist. 20. No. of days taught 20 V.. ...... 1. nr.ll..l 4rl No. of days attendance - "11 J No. of days absence t9 ( Times tardy - 7 ! Average No. pupils belonging , 39 A n.n i.m ili.ilv ut fMil n n.-- An I ""--S- - - Roll of Honor: Chauncey and EUaree Dutler; Genevieve Caffrey; Willie Nichol- j Kin; Wanda, Jean, and Carl Wasceiwiu; Paul Sanger; Charlie Waser; James and Charles Hrumsiekle; Alta aqd Floyd Reid RAY BINGHAM, Teacher. The exercises at the school house on Arbor Day were attended by a large number of visitors. The following pro gram was rendered: Recitations ., ,. Vernice Fowler, Flora Horsch Ron? By Seven Girls Recitations , , Willie Nicholson, Alta Reid James Caffrey, John Swager Soto "The Tie That Binds'"- Hazel Norton Recitations Paul Swager, Lizzie Hunter C--.n-r "TwmiIv l.'n,uie Went to srhoor' Several Girls Recitations , , Harry McGinn.llarvey Jordan. Leila Tant Ida Reid, Gi r.cncvicve Caffrey, Ella llutlcr A new line of boys' suits from $2.75 up. PERRY & GRAHAM. DEER ISLAiia NOTES Wm. Hacker has moved back to Deer ls C. A. Mernll 'l01""5- C, A. RIcrnll is tenting on iicer isianu for the summer. E. 1'. McCIure and family have moved to Carrolls, Wash., and his many friends wish him good success. Chas. Hniilish is visiting in Portland (nT . frw -eks with his sons. Dave and jom Tglish, and his many friends The shingle mill of H. C. Gore was de stroyed by fire Saturday night. Supposed to have caught from burning sawdust. About 15,000 shingles were burned also. E. J. Barnes spent last week on his homestead and reports there is several feet of snow iu some places near his place. , Washington. Say, do you hear those wedding bells? (Ve do. COLUMMA COUNTY. Homes in Oregon The Ne- halera Valley. Netrevt to tbe great market and sea port of 1'ortiaud ami Astoria; chiefly adapted to diversified farmliifand rural Iioiiib., either on small farm or on larger tract. k. The Nehalem River and it nuintrou auche water a Very large part tabont (ifteeu hundred square mile) of that ,on , ,, 8ull. wh,,.h eKWB(li nortllwelt (ram Oie City ol rortland to the veaooant at Nehalrm tay, a point Unit aixty mile went of Portland and thirty-five mile aoutli of Axtoria. The dlatrlct it peniiiular in form, con fined with the Coaat Itanga on lb wt-t and Columbia River Range on the north and eatt. Then) range run up to an al titude of lijteen to twenty hundred fret above tea level; leaving lower bill and heltarrd valley in the interior of won derful beauty and natural fertility. Th turface la uioet everywhere billy, with a deep, rivt , loamy toil, free from grayel and atone, growing fruit to per-, faction, and timothy and clover hay at the rate of two to ii ton to the acre The lower bottom, along the streams have an alluvial oil, or made land, more nly ian the nplaudt, pioluciiigiisiy Toxa to thc acaa of such ciO, a po tatoes, cabbage, turnips, beets, union, pea, bean, ami carrot. Hop have lieen tried with auece on both the upland and bottom; freedom from early frols and iurei-t prt make Uit valley the uiont inviting tiWtf lor hopnien, fruit lovers, bea keeper, and dai'yiuen now acsible to persons of tuodeiattt mean within the htate of Oregon. Tne climate i mild, graraet and many vegetable remaining green the year around; which greatly leaeena the cost of wjnieriug domestic animal., esjiv dally sheep and cat'le. r reesihg water of the streams with ice an ini'h thick is hardly ever even, and crop uf potatoes are caiely leit for (Mar keting until r'ehruarr and March. All ol these Nelulfii) land, except where cieured fur luaiketiug or have been reached by forest tires, have an iiumeiiM! growth of ir, cedar, hemlock, and spruce umber. The cpruce is most abundant near the nioutb uf the river, about the coai-t. The settlers have de- troyed a good deal ul these tiuibei. In upeniiig tliair iranchea; but they have recently teamed that, with liaiisiorta tiuu advaiicing, die uul ared p-rt of t inr claims hae a cs'li value far uhuva that of their ch ared Held. t'p to the pre-em time these ran. hea, with pel fill title, have b-eu held at price, ranging fruin lu If 12 p. r acre. ,Tlit-e iuw pri(.'e a e due eulcly tu the 'wantuf a lailmad thruugh the ranges relet led to, which encircle the vail.-y. j After that want is supplied lew spot on this coast will be more attractive tu the modem iqvfMur and to thoau who appreciate the great value uf the rural huuie. The nearest railroad at thiatiipe jl the Northern 'acihc, with stations at C'lata- kameaiid llouliou; thence by private eonvrvance W III .Nelialciu River at Yeruoma or at Miat. Thoe points in the valley arc reached by a daily hureeback mail from PurtlatiU anj 0y uli-phono fium the .V P. Ko-.id. Settlers am tliiuly scattered over the valley, w ith school house. Irotn two tu four miles apart. Near t lie renter uf the valley unci near I lie coiiltueiice of t)ie laigeat hrauchea uf the .Nehaleui, the llllle town uf Yeruouia ja situated. It has a email population uf Kood citi zeus, luur sluice, uue Urugi-l, one doc tor, good mechanic, a city council, a nice church auu pursou.-ige, it good schosl, a Hoard uf luloi iuhUuii and nu ",lu',u- Information to emigrants will be giveu wju, pit-name bv the Buard on applicu- , ,lU.h u da,iv fwm lon ;i,..,., . fr..... ,ri... it- tiou uli the .Northern lucilic Kail load . Within un udles of Yeruouia, twenty, colonic, with leu launliea eucn, can i.nd apace of choice, cheap hinds in th valleys of Kock Creek, (.'looked Cieek, Pebble Creek, Heaver Cuek and Kisi t'urk, jtid stijl leave loom lur uiure tu fulluw them. Keepeclftilly, JOIKN CAMPbEIX, bee. Yernuuiu Huard. Yernonia, Oregon, March 8, VJOi. BUREAU OF INFORMiTIO.X. For Immigrants tit the Fertile Valley of the Sehaiem.' Yernonia OSce, April, 190-L To the Emtor. Large numbers of fanners and settlers coming, and expected to come, this year to our coast, gives us a reasonable hope of securing a part of these people as ad ditions to the population of our beautiful valley. Every property owner and settler knows to his sorrow the drawbacks which have thus far reUrded emigration and progress here; progress which has smiied upon other parts of Oregon which have not one-fourth of the natural resources with which God has enriched the hills and Tallies of the Nehatlem. The worst of thesg drawbacks is solely attributable to tba fact that no way of in,rress or out going between the Nehalem and the out side world has as yet been provided by the mossbacked public men and million aires of Oregon. The result has been a loss in population, and no advance in thj Nehalem country, ulthou'h lyinjj a? it does at the very door of Portland and Astoria. . . This sickly condition is now likely to be its own cure. A, new timbnwd fundi at prices rauging from $ to $10 an acre Mi a surprise to H,is:ernrjixed farn. era ticking ne:v hornet on our cjcv', and now they are wanting to know how to IfotpUi, of whom to secure reliable in formation, and what particular tract arc for sale. This want, and these (ittcstions, It I now our privllge, and our duty to meet by united and systematic work; showing our best hind which we are willing to divide and to ell, without ettortion to the new comer; and perhaps end the year with Korea and scores uf pleased and prosperous people permanently estab lished with as, to transform tbi. valley into the Eden of Oregon. Mr. Frank Tracy, of Vernonia, Ass't. Secretary, I. authorized to represent and assist the Board in its work throughout thc entire valley. Respectfully, JOHN CAMPBELL, Secretary Bureau of Information. REUBEN. Paul Morel wa a Portland visitor Monday. - Attorney J. W. Day of St. Helen wa. In the city Monday. J. R. Boyd of Eugene is visiting hi daughter, Mrs. E. S. bean, this week. Mr. T. F. Norton returned home Fri day from a week's visit with friend, in Portland. S. F. Stanley, Pre., of of the C. T. C, came down from Portland Friday and i. visiting nis logging camp tor a tew aays. Mrs. Ann. Lindsay and her daughter Kitty went to Portland Friday for a few days visit with friends. I xi.. v.-A v .,.!- r-.1 nA I .... . . ..' . " . . , j ZwingH made shipment, of potatoes to Portland Friday. Frank Bishop of Tide Creek made a shipment of shingles to University Park Friday. Mrs. Antone Wise was a Portlaqd vis itor Friday. T!,A rnml mr.A h, ntrnrt Fred Comfort ana wife nave returned from Portlandr Mr. Comfort has charge ui me -wuiumuitt 4 iuiuci w iiaiu. av is assisted by Ira Wish row. After an illness of three months Laura E. Merrill, eldest daughter of A. A. Mer rill, died at her home at St. Johns. Or., April 6, at noon. Her death resulting from tuberculosis hastened by typhoid fever, The funeral services were conducted by Rev. Hawkins, of Clatskanie, Or., whose discourse could not tail to Dnng comiort to the bereaved relatives and mends as - sembled to pay the last sad rites and look for (he last time on all that was mortal of the dear departed one whose beautiful life had gone into immortality. Heart were sad and heads were bowed with grief as we thought of the young life just budding into perfect womanhood, the life that had been so unselfish and useful to others now cut down in its first open ing. Yet we could not but thank God that he gave to us that sweet life for a few short years, and we felt that it was now blooming in beauty where tears can not dim the eyes and death cannot enter. She was laid to rest at the family burial grounds at Deer Island, Or. Laura was bora at Deer Island, Oregon, August 22, 1884, living there until the fall of 1900, when they came to Portland where she graduated from Couch school. She leaves a father, two sisters, Mabel and Betha, step mother, step brother and sister and other relatives and friends who will never cease to miss her till they too shall hear the summons "enter into thy rest." H0CLT0S SCHOOL KEP0BT. The seventh month of school closed with the following report: j No. of days taught. 20 No. of days attendance 9 6 No. of days absence 74 No. of time tardy 5 No. of girls enrolled 31 1 No. of boys enrolled 24 Total ouiiiberenrolled 55 Average number belonging ,. 49 Those neither absent nor tardy in the advanced department were Eona Perry, Earl Perry, Manly Copeland, Clida Usher, Harry Popejoy.Ida Popejoy, Clyde Perry, Hattie Wikstrom. Eleanor Smith, Jennie Spence and Frank Graham. RUBY A. JACKSON, Prin. Those neither absent nor tardy in the primary department were Etta Popejoy, Nellie Dunn, Edith Clark. Maggie Spence, Beth Perry, Hazel Wikstrom, Emmet Smith, Alex Spence, Esther Copeland, Harry Dunn, Roy Perry, Glenn Smith, Leonard Ridley, Guy Boid and Dale Perry. MR.5- GRACE METZGER, Primary Teacher. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. In lh ronaty Conn of the State of Oregon, for CfilU'iitiU rouiity. 1 1 th. rafter of the ettats of Willie A Ballvy, tit ccaant. N-OTICK 1H HEREBY CIVfiN THAT THE uniteU-aM hti- bn appointed Attmin tatrstorof tlie e.:ate ot Wilha A. HIjiv. de eae I. by th0 "iuy '.mrt ot Ihe stale of Ore K n. for c ura a t-onntv, sud h:t qiialirld. All pe'-sti-a iiHvin? clui ii a.'a.n-a aa d estate are he oh n M?l i.i prese nt the morn- to uie nt the law l!ii eot i'li. J. .hna'el 515 Chninlier ol t'omiueu'v blilft-. Fortiait't. riicatui. V th pi-orw-r vttueher, a ,.l duly vcrlfs-l wilhlQix m .nihi fn.ia .ate hc-rs-it. iial.l an i " l putli-lifril Ihll 15th day ol April, A. ti. lt. Al.rRFD r. SVIT(T. Atlmi'imrilor of ibe Kun of W tllla A. Bullsy, dtceed. CII.W. J. 8'HS ABEL. A15MIS Attorney lur said .jtst.. GUARDIAN'S NOTICE; In the Conniv Court ot the Slat, of Orfrnn, foi Coian.'.i. CouMtv. Iu the ui.a or ef ih. Uusralaashlp ot Willi. A. llailev, it '! nor SJOTIi K IS HKiiESY GIVEN THAT THE 1 ,in e-aiKiie l. ti.i. rdiiiii (i Oreioin) of the O irdUn'Hp e-ttto t.l saM iulqur. h.ut ttld his flu tt ri T audare-, at iu i ma ler hi Die C .unty 0,:n i h tu l o -,, f ,r C u u bla t'o i v and an t- i has a -i in -I', in i entered olr- . uum'nir hu -iti da. ,i M iv VjM, a ,n h M o i ..c o . a. u. t . f .t th h.ria -i ob, jio,. io . .1.1 rina r ...t attd(or) .vogut au.l iurih c th n i,t i.i.-iu f. SI. W. I Uutt , jV Onantlan of the eat t. (iu . .) of tt'illlu A. Mai vy. a iiin.tr K vs. 3. SCIlKABEr,. AluMU A loni'v lor Uuanliat,. CITY BA3BE3 SHOP ?, CitAWFCRD, Propr. Wwn is Mr Mo'tfl. Satisfied GnaranteeL GIVE ME A TRUIi. ! REPUBLICAN COOMTY TICKET. Representative GEO. MAYGBR Clerk -E. E. QUICK Judge J. B. DO AN 8heriff -MARTIN WHITB Treasurer EDWIN ROSS Assessor .A. T. LAWS School Supcrlntendcnt...J. K. COLLINS Surveyor W. T. WATTS Commissioner CASPER LIBEL. CARD OF TfllXES. I desire on the part of the people coa nected with Christ Church, St. Helena, as well as myself, to thank the minister in charge of the Methodist church and the trustees of the same, for the courtesy In giving np their own service on account of our Easter service the evening of Sun day, April 10th. Also the choir of St, Matthew' Church, who sang that even ing, highly appreciate the kind hospital, ity extended to them while in St. Helena, Very incerely, REV. W. A. M. BRECK. Sale of Stock and Implements. ,..,-, .fnrV im piemenU wjn be offered for sale at the residence ol Andrew uergnom, aeceasea, rYr: ol(j. i buflf two calves, 1 plow, 1 hay rake; harness and cart, shovels, saw and axe, nousenoia ami aucnea rorniiurc, i watch, 1 gun, and 1 saddle. Terms cash. tilsi A. LAKSUX, Administrator. ADXISISTRATOR'S SALE. N OTICE U HERKBYUIVEN THAT BY V1B. tu nl aii unier of ihe C.un jf r.mri ol lb. but t.f oreroii. ti. Coi.at of Col i r noile an erne ad on u . lllu - BV April. IJM. In II . mll. ! th. .UUe 1J h I M, u j .,.., lh! r,iann. in t.iimuUo.,,. of ! eiw- -M. - d .""-'; ,h ffn.sllrtl private .ai. ,or cum iu . si.a, nm folloln rt-riod rj uia srijf trlo..il..a lo il, eite or s.l't .;AMa, ,o-u; oortb WMi q.iartsr rd1 lu Noutaweil qtisri.- of sea 11 a ttalitv-iour. lowo-h p four uo.ta. r. sw. n ,n,iiii IhrWIIUui.tw MeiMisu, luColam. bi Cuuuir, orwu. valentine bhows. ArMm Adrululsirsor. SUMMONS In th.riroult Court ol tha Sous of Oregon top ine County ol Columbia. John tcaf., flaiu.ilT. s Robert H. Bsrnes, To Robert U. Baruts, Dcfeodsnt. ' N IdK NAME THE STATE OF OBEO ( X Vou ar. burroy rMu14 10 spi'.ar and EGON. and au- , iTt Ju Jiieiilt tbe lib iy ol coiuplatut fiitfJ aaaiual you io lb. 1 May. l.o4, urn wrm in aay uu iu o, ras. uioi llia.i ls ikIu Iroin lu r.t uubhcauon ol una urauuiia;a4ui tlyoo tail so lo appear ami answer. Iba plaintiff will apply lo til. Court iwf ibe rede! ueraaudeo la Ibe coaiplstat. Wli.cbu: I ha! tbe pUiutitf b aUjuUKed and ui're?.Jlo 1m Ih.vauoi iu lee lmple ol tb lol Iowiiik uc,lo. real i.ropertj, lo-wit: Th. -uuiu ,e.-tiiaiierta!-)ol srcuou li.ree(3), in ionbip us t) oi,o. Kause nve(a)Wesl of toe nma.urua Her d.au. Mluale In tbe t ouuiy ol Colauibia, stale of OrcKJli; sti.l that btatl.le Ibere.o la qu.ete.1: auii thai you be Xoiever' banei lr..ro aaserlii. suy claim, c isul. title or lulerea, whatsoever in or to aid real propc.ty, or any part tbereol, adverse 10 mi. ,.la.utlil; thai plaiutlf recover coau and iluuu K,uut bu incurred; and that he bs oeuu.-b o.ncr aud fu.th.r leilei ss to Uia cttui, may ee.u julaU'i eqaiMbl.. I nu .uiuiuons is uubhaued id "The Orecoa Mis." one . acn wtek lor ix tuccesatv. ti, by onler ol tbo Uou. I". A. Mi BrUieJiidne ol th circua cour, 01 ihe Mate 01 oragon lor Colum bia county. da.eJ Uarca i. A. 1J. I'M.. Uale ot rtr-l pubiicatiou. April I. lisM; sad ul last pah ncou..yu.uKH. WHp0vvgLL) Ap lMaylt Attorney lor Plaintiff. tile CWUrt IU yuu V .pvw mnl " ... uw Steamer JOSEPH KELLOGG Leave. Portland on Taevda. Thnwisy sad Sal. arday at 7 a. in. for St. Helms, talema. Carnlft Hmt HainJmi anil ft lie, Arrivlnrat Portland Monday, wea Beaday aud Friday at 2 p. a. Sterner NORTHWEST leaves Portland Monday, Wednetday and Friday night at at 10 p. m., for the same points mentioned- above and To ledo, rea.-hing the latter place at 10 a. ni. on the following day. Returning, the boat leave Toledo at noon, and Cas'lf Rock at 6:30 in the afternoon, Tuexdajvi, Thnnday and Sunday, If. vine Vortla nd early in the morning, wrnrf toot ol Salmon at I.HoLMAN.Agat. I'liQFESSIOXAL. l.OTABY PUBUC. Co.SVKYAKCUta, J.BGODFREY, 4TT0RNE Y- AT- Ii V. Heal Estate ani TirnUsr Laals Soli AB9T1UOX8 MADKi ST. HELENS, - - OREC30 S. H. GKUJ3ER, ATTOBXE Y- AT- Ri IF. Off ct with E. E. Quirk. ST. HELENS, : I ORKpOS. Will rive bent personal stteniton to all leptl wiattera entnnued lo me. will practice In 4 tiio state and I'uHed Slates Couris. W. II. POWELL, ' ATT0EXE Y- AT- LA TF. HEri TY DISTRICT ATTOBMET. BT.HIIES3. t OBEOOM. I. W. DAY w- B. DFLLARD DILLAKD & DAY, ATT0RYE YS-AT-LA W OfllMi iext door lo Conrthous., SI HELENS. OKKtiON. Will practi' in any eonrt, State or Fed eral. Dr. "Edwin Ross, Physician, and Surgeon, SI. HELliSS. OKEGON. Dr. II. It. Cliff, Physician and Surgeon ST. HELENS, OREGON. aiSTARMSHtCO U7i vm.. . JOHN A. BECK DUALS JK IH Watches, Diamonds, Siliervars. ...JEWSLRY.... Repairing a Specialty. Morr(?a St. BeV Trout tint, FOTLAMJ,
