The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913, September 30, 1904, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textr w w svr w w ww rww r'sv-' FIEE ! LOCAL AND GENERAL. Prof. Dnilwiti Htul fntnlly visited Port limit by Dip Irnlilii on Hiiluiliiy lust, I Kt'h'Mil Ixmks ciin be procured ut the I'lmrmiiry. Term cash, Don't send 4 , the children without the money. $ Assessor l.uwit In buying u slilrwulk built nml milking other inprovcmtiits on ? tin: j)tiTly lie recently purchased Irom J Mr. Jacob George. Miignulin, Ciinnillnti Club, Old Govern- $ merit Whiskies uml Gordon's Dry Gin at I lie Owl Bulooti. Old Crow Whiskey f hntthd lit bond. Also OM Quukcr-made t ttye Whtsktv. J Mr. Jiitnc Mitcklc, In an Interview in 4 the lwening Telegram, itay that there m will I a new mill iii-nt ntirini anil that In two year St. Helens will 1 in much i rOLlJMIHA CO. ABSTRACT nir, r.vcrcti i u lienor, nepuiy assessor, in taking a short vacation, a business is not very brink in the assessor's oilicc ut present. Ikt yott want to buy it pinno? K to, we cm n show you how to save l'ilty I1 lur Cash on uuy make of i'iano carried by the ICiler l'iuuo IIuusc ol l'ortlund. Tliiit is a map. Old jmperii for wile. See I'rank I'lugg, f agent K veiling Telegram. J W. Koby, wt'" known throughout Oregon, a prominent school inun and ut ' .,, ,. time Kiitnmster ol l'orthind, died ut , , ", rt's''ft''t :t" ':'"'!''''"'''' 'XrtJ. Mwiiton, 'ironkin, on the 3Jth inst., p i aged yearn, At St. Helens lias forced us to offer some good City and Country Property at a SACRIFICE to raise funds tobuilda Fireproof office on our lot. COLUMBIA CO. ABSTRACT & TRUST CO. QUICK & HOLTON, Hgrs. Insurant, Kil A1kIiwIh and (.'onveyiuicin ST. HELENS, - - OREGON 1 1 Speaking of Printing: i Wbv M ild wmk old ! your County l N I'urttiind Priors' I Commercial Printing l tl( your County when we will do il l-r yon nt ill evrrv rU done at the MIST OI'l'llT. . i Kttii uml workmanlike nmmur added rver,.l .d the lale.t vU-s ol type l ir f; te,ctlnlly -Im'H yoiil latn.i.aKv. Irom modern type We Imve rrnnlly piipnunt. and Years of Experience ilin w iiil ill our custo v ami will guarantee I'nee. and Uu.l.ty to 1 right. rUINTEUY, St. lli'lnw, Ore Count In any intra. HIK OKWiON MIST I t Y i V If i jmi jmijn-B9-'--i Till- 1U(1 STOR15 DOWN -By The Big Sawmill!- h Kfi-i vini; Now M. Hi'liMH, k i .... V HAS A REPUTA- Oi.lv tin- l'-ct in THE MUCKLE STORE tU.it .! l.i i S'.nndnu t' ..GKNKKAL MERCIIA1MSI i Dcirt & M tickle, Oroirmi. AND Ladies, Attention ! I will he at HOULTON, OR., Sept. 28t i, IMMh, and :Mh, with a lull line ol up to tunc Mil IINERY, WALKING A M 1 i l! :ccMiV 1 1? T. T A 1 LOR M VI F SUiTS I AGKETS, COATS, AND SlilRT WAISTS, Which I will oiler to you cheaper :r L:X1 Lv.vCr boimht before. "; V T ' " t the house of Mrs. Uoulton, Or., Sept. 28th, UOth, ami Wth. S. L. SVtft I I w - - - - , i r i BUY THE Owl Saloon PllINN J H1HE Vou PUrol.. Any Olh.r Writ. ItnoTiiKHH FROPRISTOBS -Only the tie "I LipruniCiiars Kept in Stoct CYRUS NOBLE And olHor ,.p..Ur br.ti.l. ol Ulr-kte !) m tm:k. WEINHARD'S BEER oil (liuutjllt. "Tom Bentoif Cigars. All Hie latent Hewnr-KPT"""'' ,,,or H,P' iilnr luTiHllenU. k - - ,. - - . WWW .o'oSin-;" ft"S ,ii,briil.mll .owing mmn ATTORN - A 1 - vv . Mold UIrl ' THE' NEW YORK STORE ,o1 Mrrchaiulise, Liotuing. i - , Dry Goods, Groccns, rruiw. Gene Vrovisions, Furniture, btoves -:Lowest - Prices.: Mr. J:imi- Kkc, furmcrly sheriff ol this tffiiintv, km a visitor to St. IlrlfiiHon Ttirwlay lut. I'ur th ciKlit moiilh i-tuhnx Augunt :ili.t l'irtJiiiiil liii-l hliipinil I..VH.U72 liili cUof Kraiil, or more limit Su-i I'nim lo, nml alxmt WM.tXXJ more than I'uj;ct Soiiiiil. 1'ortliiinl i now the tliinl wliviit liiltiK city of the Vnitcd State. We I'uy our ho- direct Irom the man uluctiirer uml can nave you the middle man' tin. fit. I'KRRY & GRAHAM. iH-puty cleric llurrin i !xut to hegin nhe construction ol a two utory Irntne huildiiiKon the lot Ixtween lkcr'. bar- ! .i..... I it... ii,. I t. l.in Tlic lower lory will I (or business and residence ourpomn und the upiwr story will l divided into office roouw, one ol which, we uiidi rsUiiid, will be occupied by Iep uty Pistrkt Attorney l'owell. The jmtato miser in thin county who m il their product at the prenent price, will be extremely fortunate, and they will have to lie itiiik The Royal Chinook million it th lst fish that nwiius, and Chinook shoes are the lict h(ws on the market. They are made ol the very best material and arc Mire to Kive satisfaction, flailey flriim, I Hoiilt iii's reliable dcaleni in general mer Chaiidiw, keep them for sale ut from f'i.W) j to t-'i. Attorney l-'isher, ol Rainier, was a vis itor to the county K it on Tuesday last Mr. I'ishcr.with all fair-minded men, is in I r favor of the county court provmin v the immediate construction ol a court house, and we believe that is the view generally held by the citizens of Rainier. HaviiU contcndel earnestly for thoir town they lnvc the interest of the whole count V at I e irl und believe- the construc- ! lion of n mi de-ate priced county building is an absolute necessity. ll.iiley & Ilrinn's store is headquarters (or general merchandise, Uoulton, Ore gon. Good goods a specialty. Quality, quantity and price guaranteed. A. V. MeKibbtil returned to St. Hcl- find that his personal tiropcrty upon which he placed great value nan l--,, destmved bv the recent fire. He ., ubsent in Cott-ice Grove, and while there had the misfortune to lose his brother, Mr. Wallace McKibbcn. Mr. M. KibUn is one of eight brothers, all ( l,nm were -oldiers in the Civil War. ti. rottaire Grove p.tr speaks in the highest terms of the dead veteran, who wus nn old unit ingmy respecwu dent of that city and a member of Ap pomaloK Post. O. A. R., under whose auspices the funeral ceremonies were conducted. Six of the MeKibben boys, nephews ol A. F. McKibbcn, are running a sawmill some three miles east of Cot tai;c Grove. WanTI'.d Stave bolts; yellow fir tint lulommlinrl ler, :m inches long, ror i write Western Coojierage t-o., nomioii, Ore. Many are beginning to imagine that the vesv remarkable long dry summer is to be followed by as remarkable a rainy Lsasoii. They judge from the way the c. . ,!.. r( the season, which came on the heels of the gentle cquinoxwl gale, is holding out. It has been taking a slow and easy start, and suggests the idea of ..i;..v,t sweetness long drawn out," lor it has not yet developed force enough to ...,., nv one stop work for a moment. h. the eround utuler incsuaoe irv along the streets been even sprinkled as " .... . :., u1.nn.ra vet. At this rate it is suiu ure ..vv.. ......tlasta month before old resmenis ...iti hnve their webs soaked, and how lonu it will take to make the ground wet ..ii to nlow remains to be seen ..,i. in the atmosphere has tended to .top lorest fires, hut has had little effect , j:...!..n,;,if ii,e suioKe. wiiim, " in oii"'"B - come rather tiresome. There are no shoes made that are better .i,. the Stilson line, carried by Perry & Graham. iM..JLateinent published in the 1 on land Telegram to the effect that the loss - timber bv forest fires in Columbia ..t.t reach 17.000.000 is gross an exaggeration as was ever printed ad is detrimental to the State of Oregon ... n a rpnublientiou in liustero piper itttviMen- tendency to prevu.. , The loss is probably not more than oue twentieth part oi mai Mr B rerliu tho hxtRt baldiiiK of timber la the, county, atatcs f,h ins. will not exceed 13,000,- and it lit it well known fact that the fire s With the removal of Senator and Mrs. Mcllridcand W. II. Uultnaii and wife to Portlaml, St. Helens loses some of its most highly esteemed citizens, who have liecn identified with Its interests many years. Senator Mcflridc une to Colum hit City in 1N07, and his rcconl as a pub lic man dates from his election to the legislature from this county. His personal popularity among his home people wus the basis of his political fortune and wherever he may reside in the future and whatever that luture may have in store for him, the friendship that have been built tip during these muny year will endure to the end. He still lm very huge finan cial interests in the county, and while his residence will lie elsewhere, we doubtless will see him among us frequently. No less regretted will lie Mr. Dolman, who has resided with us since 1872, and whose womanly graces, tact, and true goodness have endeared her to all who were capable of appreciating hcrcharactcr.Of late years Mrs. Dolman has lived a very quiet life, but the writer remembers when the old home that was destroyed In our big fire was the headquarter for a refined socia bility that exercised a beneficial influence tiKu this community. There wa no place In Oregon where the stranger with in our gates wa made to feel more per fectly at home than in the house where Mrs. Dolman and Mrs. Giltncr held their gentle rule. Mr. Dolman was a later comer. His first appearance here was in 1KK1. but he soon alter started on a visit to Kurope and did not engage in business here until lHH.r. He made a success ol his business and finally transferred it to M. C. Cray. It seem that damage uiU are to be Instituted a a result of the recent fire in this county, according to an article in the Kvening Telegram, which says: J. M. Grcwell, of Warren, who is In Portland today, claims property lielonging to him wus damaged and says he knows the ori gin of the fire. B. F. Giltner, a resident of thin city, owns property near Deer Island and claims that he can trace down the origin of a recent fire that caused hiui losses. Both men may sue. Mr. Giltner say slashings were burned on the Pat Hughe place, which adjoin the Giltner property, end that the fire spread, getting beyond control. Not only was his prop erty damaged, but Mr. Giltner declares that other farms suffered as a result of the bhue. Mr. Grewell lay hi losses at the A.. i ,1,,. Tnrlicll neovlc. About a week ago, he says, they burned slashings of the mouth. and the fire was communicated to adjoin ing property with the result that the los is considerable. Grewell losi . wood, Lit brother, T. E. Grewell, 150 cord, and M. P. Hazen and John Dotun lost some fencing. In addition to this it may be stated that Mr. Wallace informed REPOBT, DI8T. KO. 8. j J)" MlIUUIi IV . U J a f - - -- - - I Numlicr day. attendance, SWK; nw .PHYSICIAN & SURGEON ber days absence, 78tf; nuur nays taught, 10; number pupils belonging, i!0; average daily attendance, 1(1. Those who were neither tardy nor al scnt during the month are: Blytlic Gaittcns, Ray Guitteiis, Harold English. Elmer Shearer. Those who have not been absent nor tardy during the entire term of five month' are Blythe Gaitten and Harold English. OHO R. OVKKHOLTZBR. nr. iiKi.exa, OKKIiuN. ir. DAY. J-jlLI.ADAAV, ATTORNEYS w. a. nii.i.inu. AT - LAW. win ur-tln. In snr Court, fctsta or Fwlersl. Omut next ilnor to Courtlimiif . ST. HtXEKS. i : nimw."- Porcelain. Porcelain as a material for filling teeth is constantly growing and taking the place of gold in the front teeth. One would hardly notice a porcelain filling, even large one, in the most sightly part Dr. KNODER, dentist. 322 Mohawk Bldg., 3rd & Morisson. The Latest Styles. Gluten's andbovt' suit are in now, U' nr from l"2.60 to 15 lower in price, comparison high-rciit atoie' prices. We jyt. KlrtVlN no, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON HT.UF.LKS, ' ' QRF.OON. 1 . est. tt 41 nn noir Ol tee Mi,tthathehad good reason to know j. 7-- "".,. that the fire that nearly ciestroyea ,"."' rr,, 1Mortnient of n.eu't hat homewassctby.neighlxwliohad tm- t lor160 ,e, in coll,. ponuneu nim w j uaiison with bigli rent store.- pr;. in order that they might have more pa- turage. It seems strange that any man will take the risk of destruction to life and property in order to accomplish a personal gain. W. H. Dolman constructed, under the floor of the old store building, a fire proof sfo out of a cracker box, an old wasu t.;i .n,t few nails of ashes. Tons ol WATCH THIS SPACE NEXT WEEK. By that time I expect to have in place a complete line of Fancy Groceries, all Fresh and New. Wilt also have Feed. Fresh Bread on hand every day now. M. C. GRAY, St. Helens. Our price on men' woolen underwear nre not to be equaled. Big cui on una- kets and cimlorterB. John Dellar, cor ner First and Yamhill street. Yt hat U Life! In the last analysis nobody knows, but we do know that it is under strict law. j Abuse that law even slightly, pain i R STORIA & COLUMBURIYER fl, RAILROAD COMPANY. DAILY. xtiBDowa 34 r. x. 1 w 06 30 US 44 50 H t OS t 19 S7 10 oo 10 OS 10 30 10 M A. M. 00 t 04 M.41 9 IS 4.VS S5 M 5 t 40 Vi.V t M U).V 10 00 ZS 10 10 M.4 10 21 71.2. 10 IKS 7S T 10 KS.t 11 06 90.ll 11 IS ftl.41 11 30 (19 S sTATiona DAILY. lA.M LvFortUn4Ar 11 10 .... Ooble .... ....Rainier ... ... rrrtmid... . ... tlsTner.... ....Quincy .... ..Clsiikani... .. Marihmnd.. .. Wntiw,'!. .... nifion.... ....Knspp..... ... Svcniion.. ...John Dsr... Ar. Ailorls .!. 10 06 W t V 1T tes t 02 I b I t 16 t 07 7 66 1 46 A. M V S IS t .0 too 7 4 T M 7 a 7 Dt 1 17 7 0i t 41 t n t Ut 10 red hot bricks fell on it, partly crushing j fu,u i, living means derange the boiler. And yet it protected the papers ; of the organSi resulting in consti-thrri-in from iniurv. The entire cost of : ,. i,,ajal:i1e or liver trouble. Dr. All trslo. msli. floss connections t ob 1 llh Northern VscMc Irslni i In snd from tins Etsud Sound points. Al fortlsnd with sll train, lesrinf Union depot. t Astoria i whh I. K. 4t N. Co.'s boat snd rsll Un. snd !"" T. 1. Potter to tad from liwsco snd North Dtsch iut. I'iM! i:n for Altorls or wst points must ns trslni at Houlton. Twins will stop lo let ps wnxeis off t UouHnn wbrn cotnlii Irom polut. mcb. m. . w The rstofllcc and store at Goble, kept i. Mr. T. C. Watts, was entered by burglars last Sunday night and rolbe i ol muiiderable amount of meruhandise, twenty dollars in coin, and a lew dollars worth ol postage stamps. Wcinhard' beer on tap at the Owl saloon. Our suits, from $3.50 up to 12.50, are better value than you can get in I'ortlanc I'KRRY & GRAHAM. William Batson, of this county, has been an inmate of the St. Mary's hospi tal of Astoria, for the last six or seven years, and during that time t.oiumma County ha been paying about $22 per mnnth for his care, or about a j, nr in the neighborhood of a total ol flHOO up to date. He ts thought to De oi unsound mind and Jnnge Hatjan will .n mnke a trip to Astoria for the pur ;......t,i,.,iiinLf the matter, to see n IRiat: ...... .- p. "o 1 ' . , C ... . l,r tint orooerlv a care oi uic s He is drawing interest on over 3,000 annuallv and the county judge i of the opinion that this is not good finance in t-l and war news in the MlST and Orcgoniau. Only $2 a year. a n 1 1 am. Rev. J. J. Walter, oi nu, cupied the pulpit of the M. E. Church, this city, last Sunday even ng, and de livered a very interesting and instructive sermon. Mr. II. Moreus has the plans for his ,.,..,. tmildine on lot 10, the new "" , . Strand. It will be two stones m height with a modem front and in every way a creditable structure. WanTKD A neat boy at once to at ......i in hi.rn and make himself generally useful; J10 per month and board. Good i. . A,mlv to Dr. II. R. Cliff, St. Helens. A Inst we haw the wood saw in ope- mtion, and the neighbor's pile of split wood is safe from the borrower. Work has begun upon moving the op- h.mu. to the corner of Columbia anu Cowliti streets, where it win tie couveieu o.. .iirhtc-en room hotel. Al "e o ... . ci present time men having business in St. 1 ...... .1 nt have to sleep aim w u,v Houlton. Goods delivered without charge. ..iilinKlv and cheerfully. Order freely. M. C. GRAY at. iteiens m. Th litor of an esteemed exchange which has evidently been " sat upon" by disgruntle, has well said that "your home paper never loses interest in Ti,u ossiblv vou have not giveu a pass- . , . . .. .. ... ,u. inir thought. No matter n you n newspaper man or this "safe" was less than tnree aoiiars. We wish our correspondents to under stand that the fires in no way interfere with our desire to hear from them, w e want the new from all parts of the county. The Home Fire and Marine Insurance Co., of San Francisco, adjusted and paid W. II. Dolman's fire loss ten auys rgo.- Mr. O. KubaUkv. a Portland architect and builder, was a St. Helens visitor Wed nesday, looking up the probability ol se curing work in hi line of business. The Portland Telegram's Lewis and Clark edition is certainty a most excellent piece of newspaper enterprise and it cir culation at St. Loui can but be of great benefit in making known the resources of thi State. We are sorry that Colum bia County' resources were not more fully exploited, but we will be there at the Louis and Clark Centennial next year. T. A. Wood grand commander of the Indian War veterans, died at His nome in Portland on Tuesday last. Notwith standing the fact that Wood wa found guilty of defrauding and fined $1,000, he retained the confidence of a large sum- : .. ber of the veterane, ana soon aiier j conviction he was re-elected head of the order. Tomorrow nieht the next vice-presi dent of the United States, accompanied by Senator Dolliver, will address an auai in Portland, limited only by the th theater in which he speaks. There are thirteen counties in Oregon with less school population than Colum bia. We are climbing up in the list. The Evenine Telegram, in it other- rellent Lewis and Clark edition, left the thriving city of ClaUkanie on oi the map. Mr. Blackford has the floor. The Porcelain Baths at Houlton are all ready for customer. If you want a re freshing bath or a firstclass shave or hair cut give them trial. The best work at reasonable prices. nr !' office will hereafter be at his residence, opposite the Congregational church, until further notice nation King's New Life Tills quickly read justs this. It's gentle, yet thorougn. uniy 2oc at St. Helen's Pharmacy. When In Portland Ve to The Empire Kostaurant, 192 Third 6treet, three door South of Baker The tre. Meals from 15 rent op. Open .i.. ..,.1 nlht. Ovate rs in any ctyle. Wm. Bohlander. Prop., formerly of the Roval. 1st and Madmou. PtnvKER KMPI.OYMENT CO.. 261 Morrson St., Portland, Oregon, it one ol j the boat leave Toll the beat known and mott reliable Com-. Catto Bock at 8:30 panic on the Coast, lurmsnes an siou. Help on shertcat notice Free to Em ployers. Steamer JOSEPH KELLOGG LesTC Portland on Td. Thursday sad S unlay si 7 a. m. lor St. Htltnt. Kalama, Carnir Ptwt, Ramitt and Kilto. Arririnsat Purtland Mnndar, -uwl; snd Friday at 2 p. m. Steamer NORTHWEST Leavei Portland Monday, Wednesday and Friday night at at 10 p. m., for the same point, mentioned above and To ledo, reaching the Utter place at 10" a. m. on tne loiiowing uv Toledo at noon, anu in the afternoon, Toetdajya, Thursday nnd fcundsys. leaving Portland early in me nii,rui. Whan loot of kalmoa sv -" a STOCK FOR SALE-6 yonng niilch cows, 3 with calf and two nearly freh, than Irmr vear old; also one k-ood Durham bull, 3 year old ; one firat claet all-pnrpoM lion. Pric reasona ble. Ch or negotiaoie doicb. MRS. II- GI.EASON, Deer Island. FARM FOR SALE Twenty-one acre rut anil: new house and barn; yonng orchard; located adjoining the townsite . rniinir seat: on railroad; ready market at high price tor eyeryuiing " cau be raised. Apply to aimer St. Helen, Oregon. SIX FRESH COWS FOR BALE -1 nirur (nr nlp. at a Darcain. ix iran cow, one or ail of them. This i ........ nnnnr ililllT Tjl V-t'L iriHA, vuMa av verv reanonablc price. JOb. HAYBURN St. Helens, Or.. niiHY FARM FOR SALE 3' acre located on Willamette Slough ; ac commodation lor ?o to iw '" daily ooat. inquire on pisre, SELENE, care eteauier Helen, Oregon. America, bt 2-8-tI FOR POBTLANB DAI IT Steamer Iralda C. I. Hmghkirk. XaiUr. RAILROAD TIME. Lewes Kalnter dallr (cP Vlf'Ti and. ail. si., deparlinf Irom St Ueiein at. o elocX. KeturDln. leaves ronuum a- w J4 arrlvlnj at ui. ueiena i PasseiBrs ani Fast rreiut PORTLAND LANDING, TAYLOR 6T. SUMMER SCHEDULE. SHAVER TRMSR0TATI0H CO. STEAMER SARAH DIXON Will leave PORTtASp. loot of '"W strret. Sundays sA p. ni.. or Hak Pvinl, CifaitlA. and wavwunta. . lor i.iaia- WANTED luickly, few pereoti to represent long esuoiisneu wuoice. house among nUi merchant and agt. Local territory of few conntie ; 18 ! arv and expeutc paid weekly. Expense - I I n.,nl,ia.ii,n mviti. money aovancuu. vuium Permanent engagi-mem. uu.- cessful. Previouexriencenoa.ren- tial. Enclose tell auuresseu ramvi. Addre SiEWTNDasr Tbavui8, 326 Dearborn Street, Chicago. :. Uak Point. Walla WM, raima. u.ni.nilln. andt:iatakanie. ' - Vehstem Vsllcr Points via !t kanie. Mist. Pitit,nre7Vernonla, FUhhssk. Ve-ver and Hops I us. The Company reserve, the rlitht to change the time wunoui bwiw. II. POWELL. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. BtrfTT DlSTalCT ATToSStY. ST. IIKLKX!. t : OrtKGOK. OUK0OS. The doctor request all knowing themselve to be in debted to him to call and effect some kind of a settleMent, as the fire left his business affairs in a somewhat chaotic condition. Mr Kenvon Bourne, of Beaver Valley, was at the county seat Wednesday tor the purpose of consulting the deputy district attorney in regard to bringing criminal action against certain persons whom he -l.,.,.,... with beine responsible for burn- . . tn rrrft of ..sir tin nit i nrcs ami u clover pasture. Mr. Bourne has suffered . : f c, nut bv on several occasions, n- - ' hi neighbors and his patience is exnauw- ed, so be desires to Una out u tne fonls him any protection from the care lessness of others. VA. Lousicnont was arrested Tuesduy night at Astoria, charged with stealing a i.. .nrt bnimv from Fraser's livery . . . . . -i sUble at Portland on Friday last. warrant was sworn out In romana-uu inrmtlon fo.wardcdto nen u. of this county. Deputy Blakesley went . n.inier after Lousignont on itiesaaj , v... tVint he had lelt tor Astoria. will be taken to Portland for trial. It is stated that Ed. sold a horse to Mr. Cor--n ti renter on the Garrison place. bo afterwards attempteato aispw o. Sota.y Pratic. CosvavAauso JB. GODFREY. ATTORNEY-AT-ivA w . Real Kktate snd Timber Leads sold and Ab stracts uisiie. .v- PT. HELENS. : : OREGON. BANetUUPTCY 8ALK. i. .).. Dlnlrrct Court ol ihe United States lor the UWtlct ol Oregon.- . vm.. Ia th. matter ol the catale of O. E. EUiotl, . t,J"Fx .KKSIOSEB NOW 01M NOTICE 1 Thai. a Trustee in the above-iiamM tate. hiTfealla jxessWn nr MhUad Oreron, we ."-"; .'T"' ,,, . urrr'"; ba 7o.in .ails. and lines, ,, - - i'h., h. offers the same lor mK ou aud after October 4th. 1M04. The property luaj oo atod at Marshland. "JJ,,, ytamrt. front snd An eny street, roiunna, st. 6VIT FOIt D1VOBCB. ; In the Cirenlt Court ol th. Stat, of Oreeoo. for Ul. Mil "u-rffisT Nelli. Belt. Dcfu-nt. To.Selll. H?!'ei?Li. VTE n- crkc.OS: v,io a'r herebv reunited to appear and o- ,w.r the wmplalnt filed aga u.t jroj i i.tn. decree ainoiTiiii um to Mr. Roberson, the butcher, for a very .;; The animal andsaddle were usun ii juh t . ..... B) u , in..: u l,, I. -rth at least 100. but they were offered II I1C IHSnjWB, aa I V w. ----- ... ., eto his proffesaion and publishes a for . 1..7 for the oeople, he allows no per- utarnea unc " SS2i25 U sie to ?jrrxtt7Z ill, his newscathering. He may meet peiiea to iev . - bci watt r" lolor. eontweted and now exiaiint between yoa and blmaell. and lor such other reliel s to lh Coirl Sly Uml.t and editable, .sprayed The iori to ".ummon. Is maihiby pub itlo" o th. the Oregnn Mist, a weekly news- ViSSSni Tsnter in iald eao on lh ad Uj ol .Tlf r. Ssll t.JS'Tft t'onnty Judireol sam loumi, renuiriDi th f ub'.ieitlou ol aid summons in salO JIJ3 . for six aonaccutiv. wees, anu SrelriMn7lh.Vld.Tol fePlf! I8M-" ibedateo .beBrttn.ouf.,,ou - " wa' -"AlTorue lor MuintW. SUMMONS. . . . i r. .. ... r..n In. In th. Circuit Counpi inoaMi v - OoeiaA. Kaen. ruiutia. is - Uelandant.. . , . . T.,A .Ewen.ieuo. ss: .n.io ... oT-.;ro he' dV J. MACKENZIE, v General Contractor BIUOGES, MILL.. AND PILE DKIVISO A SPECIALTY ESTIMATES FURNISHED OcTobeV ISO... which I. the time Jrlb Jjj ;!?.r-l?..,?.S?ire W demanded In lu com- the Court lor the rellel demanded V AdScrte . the Court dlaolvina th. bonds .1 msTrlnTouy heretofore aud now existing be wTu he l'll'i' neleuiUnt. ami a reltol as lo ui -u-. . "" . - -j., , BT. HELENS, OK. l-ntf Tie lVti " t hiarit Jub ieathm Is eVpi.u.Oer IS1! and I 111? U publtejiioa lheo Un 5o7a Derloo sla week, between asid d.tcs. Thlai iminons Is pnbiiehed by order ol the nlJ Tiom. T Mcnrld. J..d. ol M n. cnuiiiuviti s-. best iriends chronicle your successe or Coruell. which Is a fine sorrel mare, with fancy saddle and headgear. Attorne Powell is located with Mr. E. nu 'in the Masonic Hall building. He saved about fi-e hundred volumes of in t.ll I U CHA. J. SC'HNABEIj. AUoruey lot Plttiuuff, OREGON Shout line Union Pacific THE EAST PAILY AND 1 TBA1S8 TO ...t.. followed the old hums, the green tipiber siifieriiiS-bii littl?r gorrows wherever you may be, and those who would otherwise forget you are ever and anon reminded of your existence by an article In the paper. Other may dc-- vf ana defraud yon, but the home p" rr never forgets you. Possibly you do , . . rom the recent fire and is not deserve decent treatment bjf the pit- cougrtulating himself that sixty volumes hut vou net it lust the siuuc. und i' , , ,..,- Reports which he bad ordered it should at any time say thing? to crnise jrom B EoMurtl firm were delayed in nr fur to turn the wrong, way. tu,,y .i.!-,nnt. These books are now in place moment and see if it bus not at viunoua nd constitute a valuable addiUon to his times said nice thing, foF which, you fcgaUore. Books do not make a lawyer, failed to give it credit, but tuc y are the weapon with which legal A large stock of novels Just received at ' battles are fought, and a "j?? teSrlc.rharv,Wv; ' rtudic. every case by the aid of bis books. COUNTY SURYEYOB'S NOTICE 0c ol County surveyor. Kept. 12 fsol. To Clon.en. Miller. Chsrle. rWnou. John Uitii jusl pei tud .ny riNUi.S tlKWT. I CtllCAOlVPORTLANO HPKC1AL. lor the Et via Huntlinttim :19 A. m I Dally. iHJKASK F l. V K R, lor Kastern wssniiw 5?.ii Walls. Uw !..-' i-ur d'Aleo ana ureas i.U, P. M 1-ilJ. . . ., . ,..h.t A- JtM.ll. ,1. . .... just lewu. -"V.. 1 iL.. ihi. nollue nl.v nn anj concern: -.hrhv notilled that r t u - RK' B." WiSuVw. the o.nerol the rti' te the ts 'I' .niarter Itonoahui 4 nonh rUK wost. W llUimette i iridl,i h.is oriereu u,e, n P' "'.!? ..r'"..a.a on th. llth day ol lj-ftnri . upon tnld the .aid .urvoy. ana wm wtit con you and hy the present si s . . fulerestyuu have thorciu. w T WATT!j Sd !' then pnieeed to survey and maja oiit ".7. a-T bouu sry lines nlorcssid. snd a,, J each ol yott, as partietto a uuec.eo ihesHid rsiirvev. a hereby notitted to be SreseSl "l ssiuuii "lid place to protect soy Couuty Surveyor, Own. ColumWs Countv, Blatft ol Arrives. .si p.sr. liaily S.00 A. M. Uailv. ,;li P. 3. -any., p.r. a. : Pally. TUBEE DAILY TBATN3 fob all toistb east. Lower Columbia River- Btesroer VrATTSSSSnV' sa-ARwas.- Building M.in Street-