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About The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913 | View Entire Issue (July 1, 1904)
i npTPNTU HftTDT I UNDER NEW Invite llir pulroimge ol llu Public t.r (.UHriiiilcc Clcuiill 4 uoou ihmiui cooking. MRS. - THE JUG STOKE DOWN By The Big Sawmill!- It Koivi.j; New Good V THE MUCKLE STORE HAS A REPU7A- V lion u( tttif firtuuiing (ur Only tho It In I ' "(jUNjiUAL mkkciiauise- Dart & V ucin esc v 5 St. !Ic1iiil - Orc-'ini. j ' $ ttrtwgm-grgjarirt-(j"lmr gar gar g.r gm- CUT THIS OUT AihI lltue Your Tth Clt'tUH'il Free. m-A without hniiimerinj?. No I'ai". Iml. At DR. KNODER'S OFFICE, Molmwk ItiiUdiiift Third aml Morrison St.. Port la ml, Or. How About A r vc tow M.'ftK II wf-U auit ftku a .1.1. artmrtlr.late Bo mH "!. ' I'"1'1 !' "" Ih. frr4 " ffnll" 111. lilt. An U.lil I.Mwr,lllM ....! I...i.i l..lti . . . ... . . uaralltept II toil hae I Ipr Ml. E. E. aUICK & CO., flam Stmt THli RED BEAR lloiilton, Oregon. Weinhard's Boer kept on tap. The Rest Tool Table in Columbia County. . HAY w. n. i!!.um mLLAUD A DAY, slTTQHNE YS-dT-Ll W Oirice t rtoorlo Court limisa, HI HKI.KNH, OKI.I.ON. Will ni'U i in any court, 8tator b'd oral. Owl Saloon I IIiwnn r.iioTiiitiia, mOFftlSTORS -Only lli best of- liprs and Cinars Kept in Stock CYRUS NOBLE A n. I olhor rnpular hcwl I nhlskUil slwujs lu siciek. WEINHARD'S BEER un drsmjiiu "Tom Benton" Cigars. AM Ih latest n.wspirmt oilier pop- t MANACEMEHT General tics mul 0 i A, T. I.AWS & SON f HARNESS GOODS All Kinds and Grades FIRST CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT Congest $(ocli (o eM firom ml Low est Prices Cell nl m our turn, Man burins, of Write for Catalogue C0L1.!X-1'KKST0X-.WILS0N CO. Cor. and Taylor vSts., Portland. ,5 Every day in the Week ft Muckle, lviucKie, ,s 'oId Killing In All Work (iiiiu-an- Your Title? U H rlhi ItHiUtM lit fr!ill-n IO MM a gi S I II. . II" It onil ' """ it Ai.nrh oriimtrtU e .willetl r.l sn.l sO.larlU.B -r.i"lr luli'"l''Krll' all. sr Mlkl. II toil iim 1 " ' M- -M ST. 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I ana. w.i.. ... ,i.B .I,,, an lllu lospm lful y I "'1'"" ',.i i-m..,iv f.mrt:. lb' jiii- luim ... -"",,, .invitneir riKin.ii.vi.ii-,, p.-s c.miii.iuln on "f"'..' ,. ri.. ,h. cmin'! ni jiiij. , u, i.,i,,,i. (,nu. in .n" '"'",., . 'fli'ensa !' llobl. 1 1 !. In of l)ion ann inn. ,,.,Pinli u. K. ininier nn 104. all of which )'"iir petitioner will aver rray. .,. r. , ? "K. r, b Minify. W Br.l. 5v, frank Oliver. b. Ker "tsky K A. a,.K, Henry liTn.l Woixlhain, '' Joiiua. VV. W. m" H lluvnril. rrmi lur, st. i . "'"."'::.;.. ,,. .. Amlei'S'in. MllKOIl"- lania-aeher, J. 4-. "'",:"i,',mr. J. II. .,,, 1rlJ. v - -Ahlbal.l. t'hanilUir, All wiiun. '!. nlrr TliOB. Waller u". j ,,.Ui"l,ll, Win. fUIIHn. Mw. l,.K'V,u l..r.l.l. i. at H. liurni.a. " "V ., , KBnBy, Allen ru- Yoiinn, Mi- '.n..i, KA:a,7.T;. "i W. Merland, il'""' ' r'. ".. . Aim I iirol, linn r;jm r. ." -..,!, Waamir LOOAL AND GENERAL Mm. Ililih JVrry, ol llnnlloii, nt U W.U .I the l'itt-f HuHi0 st 'r,jUIi Mrt. l' J. nutW, f f.tln,,,!, ( vit WKhrrlHlnd r, Mr,. W. I. J)olmi1( ,)f vii m viijr. mim i.tiiu OrorKP, who i, H.,.n u u-w.iiiK tlic SUte Normiil t MuniifMitb, j Ht hoiuu fr llic nuimiier IIIOIllllH. V.wtyhAy who can afford It should 1iy tit ki t to the hull t, Kivc for the liicfil of the St. Jeli-iu hull U-uui ut the Oir llmiM! in tliln city tlifa J'riilny vvritiiiK. Tlic boy are worthy (4.4rnruurnf;eiiirut. Mr. Jom-,1i Oulttcn, of Deer Inlmid, Jflil 111 jilnwiiiit vlult ,Stiirlny lust. A "jilciumit vlult" Hmy ;e ,lc rilie.l at one where the viiu.r jwyn a year-. nh KTiiition In advance ami (ivc the editor an eiicotintin talk. A Het ol I )iliea l'rce I am (Iving away my conn customers. You jjttu coujMtt with eiuh rh mnhaM! of ten cenu and over, ud you cim exchunge thr coun, for all vurii ticn of the lt v)mmo( China ware. ;xm1 on exhibition at my tore. (Ireat inducement tliat will jay yoii well to iuyeHliKiitc. ii. Mokous.st. iick-nt. Orej(iii hu on diniiluy at St. Ixui rouxh Iok thirty ft.l ou lcn lctl in iliuineler. Tliia lojr U one of tven cut from an Oregon fir at Wind SIourIi hi v.imoi county, which itood two liBBdrml feet Uj the firnt limlM. The whole tree iculcd forty thouKind feet The Suiiiiyide Suiutay School is K'K tojjivea Fourth of July celebration ul the Rice place, Ijctwecn Ikep Creek and Mit.Hiid !m Invited Mr. V. H. Powell, ol thit city, to deliver the oration. Mf Powell ia contented, and will no duuht give latikuu'tion to hi old friends and lwvt an eujoynhle fourth. The Koyul Chiuoolc aaluioti is tin best Ch Uiat swims, ami Chinook slujes are the ht klioci on the market. Thcv are made of the very lient material and are urc to nive aatitfuctiun. Iluilcy a Ilrinn, IIouIUjii's reluililc dealers in Kencral tucr- chaudiw, keep them for sale at from f I.OO to $.;. The editor ol the Mist acknowledge! the receipt of a neatly-printed invitation to attend the celebration of the fourth of July at Koiiiier. We may not 1 able to 1 there, but we truht the citien of Rainier may have a K""d old-fashioned time, and judiiit by the names oil the committee, we arc confident there will be an abundance of amUM.-iucnt for nil w h altt ud. J. Dujont & Sons, of the Valley shingle mill, will deliver shingles to cusUimers nt St. Helens, llotilton, Columbia City, Warren slid iicixhliorhood. They luanu-fiu.-ture the very finest grade of cixlar shingles and guarantee their price! to lie 1 as low as shingles of the Mine grade can j be prtK urcd Un-uliery. tf Tl: greatest cure should 1 exerciwtl in guinling at; tinst fires at this season of the year, and the city ordinance in re-s-it to firecrackers, etc., should be enforced. A small blare was observed Tuesday evening in the sawdust in front of the meat market. It was quickly extinguished, but had it occurred two hours later, the chance! are we would have had a serious conflagration. Magnolia, Canadian Club, Old Govern ment Whiskies and Gordon' lry Gin at the Owl Saloon. Old Crow Whiskey buttled ill bond. Also Old QuaVcr-mudc Rye Whiskey. W. 11. IH-relx'ry, of Vcmonia, was a St. Helens visitor on Tuesday last. He re pot that Irost has do.ne a great deal ol j dattuige to gardens in tht;vllfy recently, ! the potatoes havirg lieen twice leveled with the ground and other garden truck ruine.1, Mr. W. II, P.woll lwi purchased Judge Mixitc'i extensive law library, and, with his former collection ol liooks, now ho a law library of over one thousand vol ume. IWlry St Krinn's store is headquarter for general merchandise, Houlton, Ore. gon. Gtiod goods a sjiccialty. Quality, quantity and price guaranteed. The Porcelain llaths ut Houlton ore oil ready lor customers. II you want a rc Iresli'ng lath or a firstclass shave or hnir cut iw.troni.c the Houlton lutrbcr shop. S..tisIaction guaranteed. Mr. John P. Mycin, ol Clik.auie, wa a St. Helens visitor on Monday last. Mr. Mver recently completed a course in medicine at the Northwestern Vnivcrsity, Chicago, mul n.t reuiniea w Oregon iu !: ,. nractice ol his chosen protes- ioll. Tttf "fW rl,lc5 ",r 1111 govcriiuiciu vi ' rural mail carriers which go into effect. 1' .i VTl have been ncreioiorc. m-jr " let any outsider rule uicm, iucy ritictmsGu ni nnv kind. ... nn.i.1. the ;iu f rtrietcd. thcv must not Carry liquor, and a lot more mien regulation that will take off the profit trom the jobs. Many of the Scappoose, St. Helens aud Houttvm people were keenly disappointed on Sunday hist when they (auu,d that the A. & C. train refused to !top lor posin gers, either at Scappoose or Jloulton, AlH.ut twenty-five people Ixiught tickeU at Scappoose, and pioWbly seventy-five at Houlton. Their imxucy was returned to. them and they were informed that the train was crowded nud could take no wore passcngiiM. W WMl.tietid the company Ivt refusing to overcrowd its tra-nx, but it seems Hint it should fc able to provide a sumcieut number of cars to habile ;u,unTic Si.vjru lumdred peo ple must l.wve been ilisappoJnlcd Sunday in iot being hblc to, visit Seaside. Ar ruikKCiiieutii hd lieen tor a mntcli 1,11 at tho const, between the Buu.v v -' t . 1.1.. ....... I. seasides aiut n taiuuioio wum; team, andtliu boys were warm at not being There U now ready (or the top dressing one mile of crtislied'rock roiul between St. Helens mid Miller creek, at a coat ol about f7lK). Thia in over one ol the roughest piece of rood In Columbia county; but when completed it will jjive u a highway of which any county would lie jtroud. The work ha lieen well done, every care liein taken to give level grades, and all the culvert are made ol rock. In addition to thj a good piece of work Hi been done beginning uUive Warren, where a mile ol rond ha been graveled ni.J rolled. There will lie a fairly good road Ix-twecn Scnppoose and St. Helen next winter, and before another year we will have a road Irorji St. Helen to the Multnomah county line that can lie driven over at lull speed In the winter time. 4th ol July racket lor sale at M. C. Gray. Hat lor ev erylxxly 15c St- up- Shoe that make the hntnlkst feet look neat. Suit that make tlic men refined, and children nl ways quick to mind. Shirt In style, and neck wear too, and under wear to keep you cool. M. C. GRAY, . St. Helens. St. Helen wa fortunate last Saturday in bavinz a naval demonstration that towns ol it sle very seldom enjoy. The monitor Wyoming and the torpedo boat i!c4troyer. the Paul Jone! and the Per ry, steamed up the river on the way to Portland, and, as it wa nearly dark when they arrived opposite St. Helen, they "tied up" lor the night and later gave an exhibition with their flash lights. To those ol u who had never seen the powerful lights used it was an instructive as well as an entertaining display. The mrrow riblKins ol light were thrown upon all the buildings and upon the surrounding hill, illuminating the river and the wood lor mile. Through the kindness ol the fishermen many ol our ciliens were enabled to get a close in- sjiection ol the war vessels. A large stock of novels just received at the St. Helen Pharmacy. We buy our shoe direct from the man ufacturer and can save you the middle man' profit. PKRRY & GRAHAM. On July Sd, 3d and 4th the A. & C. R. R. will sell round trip excursion tickets between all point at rate ol one and one-third lare for the round trip, tickets good lor return passage up to and in cluding July 5th, and on June 28th and July 8th they will sell excursion tickets (mm all point to Portland and return for those desiring to attend the Federa ted Trades and Fraternal Order Carnival held at Portland from June 2Sth to July '.lib, at rut? of one and one-third fare lor the round trip. Tickets sold June 28th good lor return passage until July 4th, and tickets sold July 8th good lor return passage until July 10th, There are no shoes made that are better than the Stilsou line, carried by Perry & Graham. Mr. Jnmet Bonscr, of Sauvies Island, called at tho Mist office Tuesday on his way to Deer Island. Mr. Bonser is an old pioneer and has heretofore voted none I it the Democratic ticket in president ial elections, but he informs us that he intends to cast his vote lor Theodore Roosevelt in November. Perhaps some long-'.egged. narrow-gutted cur will bark at him lor voting according to his cou viet ions; but the old man won't mind. There were lots a! cayates in Columbia county when he first settled here and t ieir japping never had any effect upon his nerves. dipt. Newsoiuc, ol Rainier, proprietor ol the wuterwork at that place, was a business visitor to the county seat on Monday last. Grand Secretary Sharon, ol the I. O. O. P., paiJ the St. Helens three-linkers a visiton Saturday last. The Iruit canning season is approach ing and the price of sugar is sure K go up. Prudent housekeeper should order a supply from Bailey & Brinu, Houlton's reliable grocers. . Robert Russell, of Deer Island, was arrested Monday charged with insanity. He was examined Tuesday and. commit ted to the insane asylum, where he was taken by Deputy Sheriff Wciods. Rus. sell wua in jail here for a few day recent ly, but it wsas. then thought unnecessary to commit htm. Cpon his return to D.-er Island he became, worse and was found lying across the railroad track close to train time. Before liquor got the best ol him Bob Russell was con sidered a first-class, uwn in a, losing camp; but it is probable that his days ol usefulness are ended. The new rule lor the government ol rural mail carriers which goes into effect July 1, are much more strict than they have been heretofore. They must not let any outsider ridu with hui, they must not solicit business of tyiy kind. Their right to carry packages outside the mails 1 1 restricted, they must not carry liquors, mid a lot m.ore mtch reulnUotis that will take flic profits off the jobs, Our sutt, from X50 up to $12.50, are better valuejthan you can get in Portland. PV'RRY & GRAlIj.VM. Wantrd Stave bolts; yellow fir tlm ber, 38 inches long. For Information write Western Cooperage Co., Houlton, Ore. Like most boom, it is very prolxible the widespread rush lor cascara bark thi season in the Northwest will he disastrous to speculator! and unfavorable for the future ol the Industry, The demand for barberry tree! lut been something ol a craze, because of the widespread report that the cured bark would easily com mand 2oc a pound, and groves are being denuded in many sections, with tlic re salt that prices have dropped rapidly and a glut in the market is promised The operations thi year will ulso reduce the luture supply very largely as one peeling Is said to end the productiveness ol a tree, and a source ol moderate profit will be eliminated through the get-rich quick effort. West Coast Trade. All the local and war news in the Mist and Oregonian. Only 2 a year. Fresh fish in season every Friday, and special Sunday dinner ut the Oriental Hotel. A visit to the exposition grounds at Portland this week shows a great amount of work has been done there lately. The frames of lour immense buildings are now up and they will soon be under cover. A small army of men is at work and every day shows a marked advance. The grounds are beginning to reveal what they will be like when complete!? The flower beds are flourishing; the lawnt are made and the grasa is growing with care and constant watering received, and by next year the effect will be fine. Th rolling grounds lend tliemsclves admir ably to adding to the picturesque effect and no exposition site that the writer h. s seen, and he has seen several, has bad a. much natural beauty a the Lewis and Clark situation. Tlie model farm al ready begins to mate a snowing and a year hence it will be one ol the great at tractions ol the lair. Oregon visitors at the World's Fair Tuesday were W. W. Blakesley, of this city, and Wm. Hinkle and family, of Clatskanie. Mr. J. G. Gllmore will spend a lew weeks with relatives and friends at Sa lem and Corvallii. We all wish him a good time and safe return. Mr. V. A. Wood is back from Salem and says crops around there, like here, are in need ol a good rain. Weinhard's beer on tap at the Ow. saloon. Mr. S. A. Miles transacted business in Portland Wednesday and believes the thermometer registered 9o. No place like home. Mr. and Mrs. David Davis, of Portland, are in the city, visiting Mr. and Mrs. R. Cox. They wilt spend the 4th here. Miss Nellie Laws is indisposed this week and her many friends at the Oc cidental IIolcl wish to see ber up and around soon. Goods delivered without charge, willingly and cheerfully. Order freely. M. C. GRAY St. Helens Or. CLATSKANIE CORRESPONDENCE Mrs. Julia Pringle, ol Gladstone, is visiting friends in this city this week. Mr. George and Isaac Dixon attended the funeral ol their mother, Grandma Dixon, last Monday. The weather continues to grow warmer every day. Haying is in lull blast and everybody seems to be getting ready to have a good time on the Fourth ol July. Carl O. Anderson visited Astoria last Monday. Sixteen passenger coaches well loaded with passengers passed through the city to Seaside lost Sunday over the Astoria & Columbia railroad. John Wallace, a prosperous farmer of the Xehaleui, was daiug business with our merchants Tuvaday and while here took in the sights ol the city. Mrs. V. S. Chandler and daughter. Hazel, ol Rainier, ore visiting Mrs. Chandler's parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Myers, in the city this week. Mr. Oliver Wilson, a prosperous farmer ol the Nchaleni, was doing business in the city Tuesday. Mrs. H. McKiel and sans, Mousier and George, and daughter Lizzie, who have been visiting friends in Portland, St. Helens and Cathlamet, returned home Monday evening. Mrs. Booth and daughter Joyce, are visiting friends this week at Hillsboro. Miss Callie Young, who has been visit ing with Iwf sister, Mrs. Booth, this sum mer, returned to. her home at Hillsboro Tuesday. Sterelized cream is being hauled over the mountain from the Nchaleni every day by the wagon load to this point and shipped to Portlund creameries. This seems to be all wrong. Yhy don't some one who would like to build up our town with something besides hot air, build a creamery herer The B. L. ft L. Co. are now giving any persons who may apply lor it a tree pass over their railroad from the station tot the city. Mr. Chas. McGmbam and wife, of Marshland, were trading with our mer chants and visiting friends one day this week. Mr. Ed. Joseph, the popular meat market mnn ol Rainier, passed through the city on the train Monday, bound for Astoria. Mr. Daniel Dixon, Sr., left Tuesday morning to visit with hU son George, over on the Cowlitz. number of our young people at tended the benefit dance given at Marsh land Inst Saturday tilgli.t and many others would have attended could they havc procured a conveyance. 3.50 Values for $1.95 Also a better grade of Ixs suits, regu-. lur $1 values for $3.50 and $4. Besides, we give a ball and bat with every suit.' W save vou about i on Men's suits. You can save Irom Site, o oh a pair ofJ shoes, pants, hats, shiiU or underwear. Special cut ou trunks uwV valises. John IieUur, corner First and YuuihiU. OREGON STATE NORMAL SCHOOL MONMOUTH, ORJEQON. lipilMi ATTEMPTED SUICIDE. Joha SwIilesM lata Ilk) Throat Prom Ear to Eur. John Sobieski, of Yankton, attempted to commit suicide at .'! o'clock a. m. Thursday morning by cutting hi throat with a razor. Sobieski had Wen a great sufferer from an injury received some years ago by being crushed by a lulling tree, and this is given as the cause ol his desire to leave this world. He procured the razor and took it to bed with him Wednesday night, and at about 3 yester day morning he shouted to his wile that he bad killed himself. Dr. Ross was summoned and found that Sabieski had slashed his throat almost from ear to car, but had failed to open the wind pipe, and it is probable that he will recover, though he exprtsies no desire to live, and is sorry that bis attempt at self-destruction was unsuccessful. Sabieski is an ol ' resident ol Columbia county and has always been a hard working man and a good citizen. He is about 60 years ol age. ISo rity Shown "For years lute was after me continu ously" writes F, A, Gullcdge, Verbe.ia, Ala. "I had a terrible case ol Piles causing 24 tumors. When all failed Bucklens Arnica salve cured me. Equally good for Burns and all aches and pains. Only 25c at St. Helens Pharmacy. BAIWIEB NOTES Is it warm enough lor you? From this time on there will be a steady rise in fireworks, especially sky rockets. Be sure and see the balloon ascension and parachute drop at Rainier on the 4th. Mr. Morton Abbey has left Rainier for about two weeks. Rainier is to have a soap factory in the near future. Mr. Jos. Brough will be home to spend the 4th. The dance given here on the 4th will be the best of its kind ever attempted. The orchestra of nine pieces is com posed of old and experienced players. Don't miss the musical feature. Mr. D. L. Avery returned last night from a visit to Portland. Miss Florence Zwemer went to Port land last week to view the carnival. When she returns her sister, Miss Rhoda, will accompany her. Gregory McGregor visited Portland this week. Captain Newsom's building is nearly painted. The improved appearance is a benefit to the town. Dr. E. P. Mossman, of Portland, spent Monday in Rainier. The band boys will have their new uni forms by the 4th. The boys have cer tainly done extraordinarily well. Night Was Her Terror. 'I would cough nearly all night long," writes Mrs. Chas. Applegate, of Alexan dria, Ind., "and could hardly get any sleep. I had consumption so bad that if I walked a block I would cough fright fully and spit blood, but, when all othr medicines failed, three $ 1.00 bottles of Dr. Kings New Discovery wholly cured me and I gained 58 pounds." It's ab solutely guaranteed to cure Coughs, Colds, La Grippe, Bronchitis and all Throat and Lung Troubles. Price 50c and Jl.00. Trial bottles free at the St. Helens Pharmacy. (iood Opportunity. Two-year-aid Durham heifer for sale. Will be fresh this month. Gentle. Inquire of F. M. THORP, St. Helens. Largest stock to select from at Perry & Graham's. Brutally Tortured' A case came to light that for persistent and unmerciful torture has perhaps never been equaled. Joe Golobick of Colusa, calif., writes. "For 15 years I endured insufferable pain Iron rheumatism and nothing relieved me though I tried ev thing known. I came across Electric Bitten and its the greatest medicine on earth for that t.roubl, A lew bottles of it completely relieved and cured me." Just as good for Liver and Kidney troubles and general debility. Only 50e. Sais action guarateed by St. Helens Pharmacy. THRESUl.Xl OUTFIT FOR SALE. A J. I. Case, twenty-four inch cylinder, eight hors-power. Cash sale, or lumber and shingles taken. GUS HEGELE, Houlton. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Sealed bids will V received at the office of the School Clerk, District No. 20, Reuben, Columbia County, Ore gon, for the construction of a brick and stone foundation under the ichoolhouse at ' thai iJace. All bids must be accompanied by the deposii of a certified check of fifteen per cent of the amount of the bid. The build ing is thirty-eif;ht by tifty-six feet in (lUi):usion. Bids will be opened June 25, 11)01. Plans and specifications can be seen at the office of the Clerk. ANTON li WISE, G. V. JORDAN, THOMAS I'AWSEN, Board of Director?. Attest; T. C. WATTS, Cerk. Lin it 2Hrd year op September 20, 1004, lour terms in each school year, affording equal opportunities for beginning a course in Sept emlier, November, February and April. The I .est training for tiarher is the Normal course, wjth its assurance of good position at good -wages. .Write lor new . catalogue containing lull information concerning course ol study, training jji actual teaching afforded under real conditions in town and country schools, and full detailsabnut the advanced course ol study, .wjth the additional advantage attached. Address, SKC. J. B. V. BUTLF.R, or PRKS. K. I) ROSSI, EK, MONMOUTH , ORE. AIIINI8THATOn- SALE. Ill the C'.ualr Cuert nf tlie lal.Orciron, fur Miillnoinnh L'unntv. In the mailer ul tlie eslal. ol Jteulxa Z. Jof, Ileren.el. Notle. I herrtir l"eii rt.t Jn yurauner nf, suit l.y virtue uf. mi order nf I he sni.iit. rniiK of the Hut. uf Oregon, fu: Unllnomah (ioiiiuy. mailA on the Hth ilny of lime, 1WI, lu th uisl--ter ol the mate ol Krnlion '., Joy, ueeea.nl, au 'hurlrliiK the aitmluiPlrator lo sell all th real firiipertr ct said Mime at privuu milu, Hie no krliii, ibaauinlninraliir ot the '!! eaiate. Will sell at ptlvat. Pale, til Ih. Iii(t.t blililw lor e.iti lu M. ynld eola, ami subject to emi armatiun by paid cuuntr cniirt, frnta and after Monilnv, ih. lit dur ol Augnm. Iwil.aml conlln u'ntc said nal. until allot snlil real property, or o much IlKNof la nccesaarji tu pay all claims, eosta, and expenwos M ailuiiniinratliiu. ot raid eitate liaa bii anlil.all th risrlit, ttile, lutcrnt aud estate nl the ald Reuben '. . dweawt. al the time nf lila death, and all lha rlifhl. title, and Intereat l Urn Uie mid estate ha .liiee acquired by operation odluworotti.rwl. In and to Hie tollou Inn dcvribed real proper. y, to-wlt: ' but 4 and 1 of trettoa 14. aat th. soat heart quartern! the aoutheaflt quartern! section 24. mt in township S north, range 2 west ol Willamette meridian, In ColiiniM County. Mate 4 On ion. Also an Irregular lrnct described a tie glnniuKln ll.e earner ol th. creek at th.aonih weatcorner ol eeion u In .township T north, rant-e 1 west ol Willamette mert.llnn. a1 rhenceranntnicdowti Iheeent'rol tald creels with ila roeaudertnira, to a point wLer. ih. ame Intersect, the W lllamett. .loiiKh; thenee In southwenterly dlreetlnn, with th. mean deriliKH ol wild louitu, to th. aeetlon Una be tween ec-iloris Wand !A In lonmhip north, ranire I west ul Willamette meridian, theue. west to th. pl"0 of biumni. belUKn toiiiui bla County, Oregon. Termaaud conditions or sale: Cath In fj. B. gold coin, ten per ee.il to be paid on acceptance ol the bid and Dalaoc. on eonnrmatlon ol sale rty aatd couniv count paid ten per cent to b. returned If sale no' contlrined. Deed to be at expense ot purchaser. Bids to be delivered lo the uudersigned iu perron, m 4t. itelcnn, Oregon. r through th. oflice ol Ueurs. UlLUrd 1 Uay, but attorney. JAM hS DART. Administrator of Iks estate ol tleabeu Z. Joy deceased. Ht. Helens, Or., Jane fi.lVH. J. MACKENZIE, General Contractor BRIDGES, MIL, Lis, AND PILE DRIVING A SPECIALTY ESTIMATES FURNISHED fcT. HELESS, OR. rastf rricx Sxwioxt Biock. KoraaY rvauo W. C. FLseire, ATTORXE Y- AT- L.1 W. RAIXIER. : : OREGON. Steamer JOSEPH KELLOGG Leaves Portland on TaedaT, Thursday and Sair unlay at 7 a- m. for St Hln$. Kalama, Camft Punt. Hairnet and Kaltt. ArrlTineal Portland Monday, waxt- naadai and i'nday al 2 . m. . ; Steamer NORTHWEST 1 Leaves Portland Monday, Wednesday and Friday nights at at 10 p. m., for tho tame points mentioned above and To ledo. rea..hint? tha lnttfir rtlflra at 10 is. m. on the following day. Returning;, the boat leave Toledo at noon, and Castle Bock at S :30 in the afternoon, Tuesdajys, Thursdays and Sundays, leaving Portland early in the morning. Watt! loot of Salmon Si. H. UOLMAN. Agaoi. fOB rOBIXAND. DAILY. 14, H H H H H H H H H H H H H S -STEAMER "America" Willamett Slongh Route r i Leave St. Helens. ... 8:S0 A M Arrive at Portland. .10:30 A M Leave Portland 2:30 P M Arrive at fit. Helens. :00 P M rABE SO CENTS. Will Carry Nothing- but Passen ger and Fast Freight. jA.ttas eooo, maw.. PROFESSIONAL. RoTABY rt-DLIC. . - COKTSXAS1 J.B.GODFREY. 4TTOR.YE r-vli-LA IT. Real Estate aii TimHer Lanfts Soli ABSTRACTS MADE: HELENS, - OREGON ST. S. H. GRUBER, -ATTORN E V- AT- El W ' Ofnee with K. E. Qulfk. ST. rtELKSS, ! : OKEGOS. wntetv t renai aWentlon toall legiil matter! entrusted to in.. Will praotic. In mi the Stat, aud L'niled Ulate Court.. W. II. POWELL, ATTORX$YAT- El TP, BEfl-rt VtTBlC ATtOWtltr, ST. HKI.EN3, : OREGON. FOR PORHAMB DAILY Steamer Iralda C. k Htoshkii. Mattel;. RAILROAD- TIME., Leaves Rainier dally (except Sundv)tor Port, and, at A A. M.. depuriinj from St. Helens al I I'ckR'k. Reiiirnlnir, learea Pnrilaud at 3.30 P M rrlTlng at ot. Helens at !:5. Passengsrs aai Fast Freieht. PORTLAND LANinXO. TA'LOli. ui.rVo'uleai;. d VNvilK 'k" ' " 1 M
