The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913, January 27, 1905, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextSneaking of Printincr: W I - IS Why settil work out ( yrw I'ortlauil I'ricrrf Commercial Printing Of every cln ilone ut the MIST 01'1'ICI!, from niotlrm tyiie (urea. In 11 neat auit workmanlike iiiiiimrr. We Iihvb recently Mililed acvrrnl nl Hie Intent tyc 1 tyt) to our equipment, tul rcsjaxtfutly anlielt your tntritiKt!. I 1 Years of Experience Count In any tmalneaa, mid w know the wntiU of our custo litem, itM'l will guarantee I'rtee ami (Jtmlily to l rllit. TIIK OKEUON MIST WtlNTKItY, St. Helens, Ore Photography for the AMATEUR at Half its Former Cost 1 j American Jr. CAMERA Wllh Doubl rti. Hold. $1.60 Our facilities enable us to furnish cameras ol the highest grade at prices which cannot be met. Send for illustrated catalogue tellji all About our 27 styles and sizes. Free. AMERICAN CAMERA MFG. CO. 946 St. Paul St.. Rochester. N. Y. H OH rOIITI.Al. WI.Y. itiAMtH - .3 America" Willamett Slough Route l.v hi. Helen . .. 6:30 A M Arrite Kl iHirllan.l. 10 ) A M Uatal'i.ttlan.! . ... i 31) I'M Arrjt. at ft. I Idem. fl.W I M I AMIS M tKX . Will tarry Nothing bill l"ii- tr. and rut v tctiibi. T 3 ,- la 'I Jnr. wood. n A JM 1 J. MACKENZIE. General Contractor iutit;i;H. mii.i.h, ami fli.i: JUIIVINO A I AlI Y E 3TI MATESJFU R N I SHED t. iiiak.8. on. iK. MM "M MM !'11I .i.k u r .:! ' (U.Mvta,.. II ,S4.. tMH. I l,,M t ' ll,, It klluMl, mm fmib ,".' H "Tl.t l..l" , lk rial' -- a.,'r rial I. .m-i M tl-it t,-t, i-.iw.. w. i,l I. (. ll.. w bTLVENS EIFLES.riSTOLS AND CriOTOUKa ant tsKca a.lii.. In ffftiit4 t'.l wtl.t-MlMi uil4 ITtVLNI riMAM" M tolil tit .II uiri ui mi l RH.1 H,1"W " k litem A.I.I ... M. I ll il .. .Ill, k ,.!. I.a ' I,l ! ". 1 '' ' Vi". Hi..l. ..ll,, fm , ! '" l..m....t imi.b. h.i im n. .us a pwi. J. STEVENS ARMS ATOOIa CO. r. O. Baa 4091 . Chios rail, Mass., U.S. A. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby ulven that the under signed has been, by the lion. R. H. Hat- an, jiuige 01 tlie County Wim 01 me Slate ol Oregon for the County of Colum bia, apiuti:d administrator of the ftut jf John 1). Morgan, deceased. Auy mid all perse ins having clniins against said e tale ar hereby required to present the name to mo, verified according to law, at TPV offiee iu St. Helens, Oregon, within rix motitliH from dute thereof. I lilted IVl-fllllxT t, I1H14. H. E. Ol'ICK, Adininistratnr ol the estate of John 1). Morgan, deceased.' W . II. Powia?., Attorney for Adniinlii, mm - Cuiuity win en we will iW it tut- you nt Tho famous Poco, BucK-Eye and American Cameras. Genuinely good In every detail. Film or Plates as you choose. Absolutely new models. OREGON Shoreline AND Union Pacific 1 Tlt.UNH TO TIIK K.VT D.tlt.Y tJil.iS llM'IIT li Up Artlvc. i . 1. J Uatly 1 ITll AI.lPni..AMMTI A. M Ihl'K' UI. lor Ills fl Dally via Itiinllttaltm. ' -.i.ikwk rr.yrB!.riviT.A", m lor r-ii" .hl I l-allj, !!'. ton, Walla Islna. " Wall ala, ui i ur ti Airur vl Mirliieru i .r if I . 1 I. t.N I It lr Iht Ka.l via Hunt iwtijr. 1 n.tit' TIIRKK DAILY TRAINS A J.I. rOINW KAST. Iowp.r Columbia River. l-irtmrr l'urtlsnl ilslle. except S i Aal wia ..id sv Isii'llits-, Krliiralns. ,v.. A.iurta .llH. i" ',1 huu.i.c A. L. CRAIG, 1: .1 Paumiivr Ammt. l'oKll..VM. Ore. Rd.ra Vm PuwhaM An. Othar WrM . THE W HOMt "Jm W""" J. In.all r.irwit- " H"'"'l " .a to wear, viur (uaranw n" o, lh.tr.- Tb. gold by aufliorlaea ms o ali mv When In Portland tie to Tho Empire Kostiin rant, 1(12 Third Btreet. throe doorf Soulh ol Hukar 1 he lm. Men 110(1 i eeiiwi mi- i" dai' and niitht. Oyster In any stylu Win, Hohlander, Prop., Royal, 1st and Mndisoii. formerly of tho TAKEN UP At my place, live mile west of Uoble.on December SUlli. two head of cattle a .tour and hoifer. timer l about two your old, red and whllo color, with end of right ear erop ned. Jlt'lfor 1. a two-year old muley, white nml dark brown, tlwiier ran have the mime by paying exneiiHe, liu; Jidmg 4x5POCO M t f i III 11 .C Ivr I M V u ------ 11 LOOAL AND GENERAL. Mown. W. II. .Wall ami II. Mimriu. of St. Helen., mid W. V. Cam-, ol l'lll. Imujj, were return iwciiKt-r from I'ort Innil on tile Ilniwiilo but Momliiy nllit, city. fit. Helen limy luivc a Wililiiif InstU tilth In tli ni-r fultire. A restxmsiljlc and cumijetent muu In making inrjuiries Willi Unit object tu view. J. l)..i'cdrn, of 8t. Iaoula, Miaaouri, write to J. II. Godfrey, of till place, for nloriiiattouaa to atnrtiiitf mwrnill here. Tlili it in nuiwer to an adveiiiarinent in the Oregonlnn Muling that land would lie given to any rr,iiil)lc jairty who would lut a good mill in ojwratioii hrre. TUe editor of the Mit la rerelving ntuueroui iniiiirie in rrgurd to Columbia County' exhibit at the Uwl and Clark Ccntcuniul. The latett I from 11 lady at 8capooe In regard to a di.jday of of fancy work. We are uurticolurlv jilcuMril at till inquiry, aa we believe the Uttle i won wlieiuvtr the women take thorough Intereat in it. Attorney Day it at Salem thitweek for (he iurioiie of ajijxaring before Uie 8u-in-cwe Court In the cane of Wanhiugton County ex relagainat Columbia County, to settle the boundary line between the two coufltie. The cane cnvolvea el,-vr ectlon of land, and luu lcn Ufore the courla for aeveral year. It will be quite an ewiuive piece of litigation. Hon, 8. 11. Ilurton appear for Va,hinirton County. Judge Ilattnn I in KuUm thi week with bill for the purpoe of iwttiiig anide the two-mill levy made by the court for the mr of erecting a court house, no that it may I placed in a pecial fund for that jirjje. Without tlie paaMgc of thi a-t it i thought that the treaaurer would be compelled to pay the money out on general fund warrant wherever the eiene e it-red the general levy Tue bill, a we understand, ha the ap proval ol the commiMioner. iJan um, engineer on the Columbia City and Nclmlcm lagging Company' road, wa Mint laot Sunday nirjrning in mytcrioti mnttner. He wa hunting in company with a frirnd, oil the Caple plate, and wat chaiing crippled gooc, when the rejiort ot a gun rang out and a rifle bullet struck hire in the calf of the leg. He wa brought to St. Helen to have the wound drcmed by Ir. Cliff and waa taken Sunday evening to a l'ortlaud Hospital. Tlie re in a tpccial term of circuit court thi week, the docket being a follow: lith-Weinhard v Wilcox, forecloaure; I'Tlh-lllnnrliurd VI Smith-Suit to quiet title to laud in Rainier; 2rilh-Tarbcll v tlregon VohI Co.-to recover for timber alleged to have been wrongfully cut; alio writ ol review in the matter of the guardianship of U, K. Abrain. In the latter case an attempt was made to secure the removal of the, guanlian, but the county court sustained him, and now the inn Iter comes before the circuit court on a petition for a w rit of review, WHAT TO HAT Preferred Stork Corn, Preferred Stork Tnmatoe, Piflerml Stuck Peas, Preferred Stuck lleaus, Preferred Stuck Peaches, Plelerred Slock Shrimp, I'rrffired Stock Lobcter etc. l.ibby' Canned MeaU, ('n am of Tlieat, Mi hit, I Sea t'lauis etc. These are absolutely the best the market afford, and rout, you but lillle uiore. It dov Hot teem possible tlmt there could be mi much difference in quality and aurli a little difference In iiric. I have other good brand'. M. C.GKAY General Merchant, St . liulem, Or. Mrs. Mav Morton, of Cathlamet. ar- l,rn Tuesday on the Hassrlo for a few day visit with her mother, Mr. J. It. Godfrey. Mr. S. A. Mile Is visiting with her daughters in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Hollon wilt soon leave St. Helen for an extended trip through Southe rn California. The County Astwssor. will adopt a resolution at their convention in Portland which wfll lie forwarded to the Legis lature, recommending tho abolishment of polltax. Very few polltaxea are ever collected, and the law, if tested in Hie .a IS l 1.1 1 court, would proitauiy oe ueciarcu unconstitutional. The Waahinglon Sti promo Court recently declared the tolllaxlaidlntlmtlaleuiiconstltiitiotinl for lack of uniformity, and the Oregon law I. fubject to thu saiiiu objection. Tne po11"1 'iu,1 l ,e,,l"h by the asesor. yefterday, and while some fnvtw4 It eontinnance, the con census of opinion v.a itguinet it. In order to prevent th. appropriation of postage stamps, paid for by the county, for private purposes, Judge Welistet and Commissioners Lightuer and Hornes, of Multnomah County, are considering the advisability of issuing stamped envelope upon which shall be printed; "Office of (stating the name of the office to whleb. the envelope are issued); to be used for county purpose only." The en velopes will be of about the same form at those issued by the Government tor oiti- ciul purposes, but there will be no pen alty clause attached, for the reason that the conrt cannot prescribe a penalty for the misuse of the envelope, The result the court hope to obtain is that any offi cial or any of hi ubordinate who may use an envelope so stamped tor private purpose tl'iiy be reorted bji the person who receive (h letter, and hla future supply of envelope be therefor reduced. The county commissioners of Clatsop f-nuntv have iriven notice that nt intend to their next meeting they appropriate $1 ,000 for a county exhibit at t)uj ,ewis and Clik. Fair. CIAT8KAMH. Mr. R. ft. Old, of Oregon City, w In town Monday taking In the ighta ol tlie Mr. O. W. Welch, 8. M. Graham mad C. W. Grainin, all of Marahland, were doing liiisiiicds in thi city ua Katurdny last. !. W. Convert hni purchased Rem ington typewriter and ha become quite expert In it use. We learn that Mr. Henry Kratz Intend raising hi (tore building us high a the fill In front of it. Mr. Oku E. Blliott tin accepted hi appointment a aupervlaor of road district No. 10, Tiled hi bond, and I now ready i to Till up the chuck hole in oflr road. I The wind blew a perfect hurricane In these parts last Tuesday n'iglit. Wednt day wa a little showery, but a good day for thi part of the year. Mr. Cha. H. Miller made a flying trip to l'ortlaud lust week, attending to hi business there and returning; home the name day. Mr. C. O. Anderson wa doing bu inets in Portland lust week. We learn that Uncle John Snyder, the father of Mrs. A. P. Myers, who ha been quite tick the past several week, I now convalescent and will soon be out on the treet again. W. If. Conyer 1 having hi lot on Nehalcm Street graded down to the grade established by the county court and will toon be ready to let hi office down to the level of the street. It I maid by those who claim to know that the saloon at the intersection of Nchalem and Bridge streets ha closed It door and the proprietor Mr. H. C. Whitney will move to Portland. Our efficient Potlniastcr, Mr. M. K. Page ha moved the postoffice and bis store into the Silvo Graham building on the corner of 1st and Nebaletu street. Thi move give satisfaction to most of our people. How would it do for Mr. Mitchell, the editor of the Houlton Register, to have an expert examine some of the bill that he haa heretofore presented to the county court. Look out a little, Mr, Mitchell, we're onto you. Tlie ateauier Geo. W. Elder, which for many years has plied on the route between Portland and San Francisco, wa wreck 1 on a rocky reef near Goble at ! about 10:00 last Saturday night while on her way to San Francisco with a miscel laneous cargo, composed in large pari of flour, crackers, and paper from the Ore City Paper Mill. The accident wa cauwd by her steering gtrer getting out of order. A soon as thi was discovered the engine were reversed, but the strong current carried the vessel egainst a sunk en rock. The vessel and cargo are now in the hands of the insurance company. Quite a number of passengers were on board, but no lives were lost. Tlie ves sel now hangs across the reef with about a fathom of water forwarded and ucarly a hundred feet aft. There is said to be danger that she will slide off the reef Into deep water and becomd a total loss. The steamer Costa Rica will take the HIder' place upon the route temporarily, but it is thought that as soon a possible the company wtll replace her with a 6rst- etas, modern vessel. Hereafter hunters will have to pay a state license of f I per year; no game will be permitted to be told, and the number of dnckt will be 25 per doy or 60 per week for each hunter. Alt of which i bosh, and would take a small army to enforce. A medallion watch charm was found on the street in St. Helens this week. The owner can have the same by apply ing to this office and proving property. The Ladies Aid Society of the Rainier M. E. Church had a very enjoyable car pet rag sociable at the parsonage in that citv Inst Friday eveninii. Both ladie aud P" lu" !" " J'" ,or compiling me sewing o pound of rag-a shaving ball aud foot' atool-going to Dr. Stuart and Mr. Brown. After the contest a sbinglc, tupper was served and a delightful program given by volunteers. Sheriff White and Assessor Law and wife were Portland vUitors by the Iralda Saturday. ltcv, Taggart will hold service at the Congregational church in thi city next Sunday evening. He will hold service at Deer Island in the morning. Mr. T. B. Lott spent Saturday evening and Sunday in Portland in attendance on the qnarter'y conference of the Wesleyun Methodist Church Oregon received the graud priie and 44 gold medals, 57 silver medals and S3 bronzed medal for its exhibit of grain and grasses at St. Louis. Syrup of White Pine and Tar, the old reliable cough remedy. For sale by A.J IH'ining, druggist. Spelled Her Betaty. Harriett Howard, of SOI) W. 34th St. New York, at oiio time had her beauty atmiled with skin troubles. Sho write. "I had Salt Rheum or Edema tor year hut nothino would cure it until I usee: Kucklon's Arnica Salvo." A quirk and sure healer for rut, burnt and tores. 25c at Denting', drug store, ..g-gssasaw -PACIFIC School for Stammerers ALL SPEHCH DEFECTS TREATED Stammering Curecr I Kuarantec to cure any case of stum mering or stuttering. My cure are per' maneut aud my terms are reasonable. Pupils on leaving toy school talk per ' t&Vy nwt"a,i as t"Ku UlCX never HUIIIIMIVI VMt M. L. HATFIELD. Principal. J50 Eleventh Street, Portland, Oregon A50THEB 1'IOIEEB IH tiOXK. ftr I.ee, .f. nstakMln, V areamb tvittark of Paramenia. In the death of Cyru Crane Iee, of Clatskanle, Oregon haa lost another of her stalwart pioneer. Mr. Iee wa trickea with pneumonia, and owing to hi advanced age, he quickly succumbed to the ravage of the disease. He wa buried Wednesday afternoon. Mr. tee warn born in Montgomery Coun ty, Indiana, near Crawfordsvllle, In Wil. He came of a family of Indiana pioneers, and it wa no more than natural that when the Westward movement took po- CMion of tlie liast that Mr. Lee should be a member of of that sturdy band of men and women who opened the Golden Coast. Mr. Lee was married to M Mary Harrison, a sister of President Harrison. August 31, 1853, and about three year later found the young couple member of an emigrant train bound for California. It took six months for the emigrant train to reach Red Bluff, Cat. There Mr. Lee and his wife settled In 1808, a desire to see Indiana again re sulted in a return East. There he re mained nntil August when he came to Oregon, settling at Clatskanie, where he lived until hi death. He ia urvived by hi wife and four children; . Mrs. Ida Tichenor, wife of the Mayor of Clatska nie, Mrs. Grace Tichenor and Mrs. Mary Eastman, all of whom reside at Clatska' nie. The son, Charles W. Lee, live at Woodlawn. REMOVAL ALE. I am building a coucret. rtore build- ng in St. Helen and w hen it is com pleted will occupy it a a general mer- Imndiee. store. I dont want to move n v more good than neccemary and therefore I will fell all the good in my prent a tore at greatly reduced pneef. Tliif i the opportunity you have been looking for. My stock is Urge nd you can (are mouey by trading with me. II, M0UGU6. WATEI-H!IKS ANDGENTLEMES in this and aili lininu ternorief, to re- nnwni and adverttie the H lioleeaieana Kilnratennal IJfnnrtiliFlit of an old ef- abliihed House ni toitu nnaitnai unu m. Kelarv3.50 Her day with expenee advanced each Monday by check direct rom headquarters lloise and buggy furnished when necewary; position per manent. Addres Blew Uroa. A Co., Dept. 4, Monon Bldg . Cli ieago, III, TAKEN IJP At my premisea on Willanielte 8!ough, about Iovetnlier 15th. one white cow with red neck, about three yetri old. Owner can have tame by proving property and paying expense of kiep and advertising. Ainir. V. rr.LE,... FARM FOR SALE Section 28, town ship 6 north, range 3 we.t. More titnlwr than will pay io tne tai m, anu aiver mo t'uulier is off it will make a good farm. Lay. well and will bear intpection.Souie clearing and the making of a good frame house, four mile to tne river, wnere on can sell our produce at good price, t will pay aiiv one wanting a good bur- gain to ituprct thi and write to me. il, VY. tut r, uurriea uTtannn, vaow.iw MOTICi rOH PUBUCtTM, pepnrtment ol the Interior, Laud Ooloe at Orecm City. Oregon December 10. 1MII. NOTICE 18 HEREBY OIVKN THAT Til IS following-named settler ha. Bled notice of his Intention to make Anal proof io support of hi. claim, and that satd proof will be made be f ethe Register and Receiver, at Oregon City, Oregon, ou Jsnua.y S3, IWS, via: ARTIIKIXOW tl, RANDOLPH, Ilnmestcsil Entry No. 13dOV fur th southwest quarter g i.c. SI, township i north, range 4 west. II. n.mr. ihe follnwlne wltnease. to orov. hi. enntliiunua residence upon and cultivation of said laud, vis: U A. Mclionaid. Jonn Niiiten. i,eorse jonn son aud Otto beidleninn, sll nf Allots. Oreaou. ur.u. v,. ntilAB.. Receiver. Notice or Final Proof. Pepartment of the Interior, Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon, Notice Is hereby given that the following named settler ha. filed notice of his Intention tn make final proof in support of hi. claim, and that wld proof will ba mail before the lie I. ler anu Receiver, ai vicgou viiy, wniw, . March S, 1'JUi, vis: iAVXja it. i3tra.i.j: llnmesiead Kiitrv No. 1J.MI lor the Northwest 4 of Section 14. Township 4 North, Kaon I West. He names tho following witnesses to prow hi. continuous resldeuce upoa and cultlvatin of said land, vis: i.arT. KiiMin. ni rortianu. ore: 1 nomas e.. Unwell, of S.rxu, Ore, N . K. liaker. of "ar son, Ore; James K. larcy. of Portland, ore. llcgl.ter. SUMMONS. Iu the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for Columbia runniy. Kuillyd. lonea, nlaiutllt. vs. E. T. Jones, ilr- fmlliL. Tn V. T. Jones, the aliove natrtetl defemlant. IN TIIK NA UK OK THK MIA IE ur UB.UU.V 1 You are herehv rtHiiiircd to annear and an. swer the eoniphiiut Hied aafiist you lu th abovo utliltid eourt and oause, on or before the eleventh duv of March, ivul. aud it yqq tall wiLi amwiMr ar aimwer Ihe liLitlltlfr will an. nlv to the court for Ihe relief prayed for In I ho complaint, which U that the ntarrlwte now ex isting between vou and the plaintiff be forever dissolved, and lor such oilier lelief ss to the eourt mav tieein just and et)iiit,ble. Thi. sum mons Is served upon you hv iiiibllcallon by or der nf Hi Hon. T. A. Mi Biide. Judite of the above eiilllit,l oourt, dutud Ihe ltiih day nl Juiitiafv, i'Vi. sud llic 1I.111) of Hie Hist 1111I1II ealliiii ol this ituuinuius is the Joth, d.ny 01 Ju uwry, 1W.V FRANK BCHl.KtlKI., qttitnwy for 1'laiutlff. J. w. BAV. jyi.LAHD oi DAY, ATTORNEYS w. a. nil.cnn, AT . LAW, Will practice In sny Cmirt, Stale or Federal. Office nest door to Coiirtliuitie. ST, nELfjNf, 0KKM0N, MEN'S FIRST-CLASS Moyer Clothing Co., THIRD AND OAK. PORTLAND FOIESr IE8ERVE SELECTION I'nlted States I .and Office. Oregon tiir. Oregon. Sor. &. 1S04. Xotle Is herebr irleeu tkat Edarard M. Fyrnn, by W. B. Monc, til. ail.irucy in fact, mad ap plleatlan Kefcruarr a. Ml, to -lt. under the act ol Jim. i. lf (W etu.. 6. the lollowlnf dmrilvd irct' urverJ landa. lowti; Ka.t hall ol nonharest quarter, at hall ol aomhw. it U.iiWr ami lot. 1, 2. and t, of Me. H. and th -uultirc quarter o( Miutheast quar ter of am IS, tuwntit; 4 S. ranye a W; lilaiu etle Jlertdian. f elcetlua So. W-'i',. Wlihin ililrtr air from date of Ant public linn uervot all pratiaoU or conleMU against the ieleeit(,n on ihe afoa,l that the land di ertbed. or tny portion thermi. m m.re valuable for il. lulnrnil Uian tor altrleultiiiat purpow. will be received- and noted for repoit t the CommiMlcHier ol the Oeuerol Ijitid Office at Thi. notlw ia rlre n Inr the j,nrt of allow Ina all ivrann.rlaliolne the Mlecied land under ti. uiiuiua urderirlr. t .bow It to he miueral in clmraner. an ou.n ,inn y i' nie wt jretttm. to uch elet:ltli. with the local mbciaU of Ihe l olled itiaie. Land ortirv at urnni'iiy. Orriion, tlie land dl.trirt In which the land m ieeted U aiinatsd. aud In ev.il.li.li their intern! therein or the mineral enameter inerci AlAiEUNoN r. littK.'i.sEll. Heel.ler. Ijod Office at Onijon Cltjr. Oreeoa. Nvelnli at. 19V4. No Ice of tlie above apvlieailon will be pub li.bed in the urexon MiM. piiwadat M. Ilelelu. Orefun. which I bcrvbjr ilemnate aa the newt pai c piibtt'licd neaicat the land dctcrloed lb id.,.,licuUBWRsos 8. DttEER. KeeUicr. SUMMONS la the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon tor the County of Columbia. Hlla J. l'l kl plaintlfT. v.. James 8. pickles, defendant. . To JunaaH. Itrklea, the tbove-named defend- IS Vl'tK VAMK tl"THK rtatk of OREOOS, Vou are hereby required io parnd au wer the eoinpiaiut lu the above-entitled suit on or before thesistday oi Ueeenher. 1904. and if nn fall tn ii.tt.nr a.nd anacr aaid coronlaint oaorbrfore ihe date niemloued. tbe plaintifT will applv to the court lor the reiki prayed for lu her complaint herein: lowit! For a decree fnrerer dinolrlna tbe bonds of matrimony now eitatinit between you and the plaintiff, and for auch other aud further relief as to the court may Kemeqaiubleandjuat This summon, is punlutied by order of tbe Hon. T. A. Mclirlde. Judge ol the aborc-eotiUeu court, duly made and enured on thr 17th day of November, 1M. in and by hieh order it ts ni scribed that this summon, .nail oe puiini once a week for six successive week. In the Or egon Mist, a newspaper published at St Helens, Columbia Cnty. Oregon. Tbe date of the first publication of tbla ram mom I. Soveniber.lB, ISOi. B. 8. PAGCE, Attorney for Maintlfl. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT In the County Court of Columbia County, State of Orexon. Ia the matter of tbe Eitat of Oilat Cherlng ton, deceased. , Kii.-A im h.whv s-leen that Judson Weed, the cxeeutot of the estate of Ou, Cheri ngton. de ceased, has presented for settlement and hied in this court final account of his administration nf Hid estate, aud that Saturday, December 31. MM, at 11 a. ki.. at tne cmn nouse ai nei- eus. Oregon, ha. been duly appointee, oy me Judge ol Mid court aa in time suu piave oi heariue nblectious to said account, and Ihe set tlement thereof. St. Helena, or.. iov. -a, iwt. JUDSON WEED. Executor of Mid estate. SUMMER SCHEDULE. SHAVER TMNSPOTITIOII CO. STEAMER SARAH DIXON Will leave PORTLAND, foot of Washington street. Sundays at p. m., tor uax i-otni, Fnfaiila and wav ootnls. Tuesday, and Thurwlavs at 6 p. m.. for Clats- Kante ana wav points, tawviee tsiana. st. Melens. Columbia Citv. lloftuiau't. Kalania. NeerCltv. Ksliiler, Mayger, Stell. hiiilnl Camp, Oak Point. Wallai-e llsud. Pallas, Uauxanillo. and t.iatag.me. Nchalem Valley Point via Clatskanle. Mint, Plnsbnrg, Yernouia, Fuhhaw a, ePr ani) ltopkiua. Tbe company reserve tb right to change Its time without notice. ITS A CLEAR CASE OF HONEY IIT YOUR POCKET IK YOU COME THIS MONTH TO OUR Annual Clearance Sale Anything you want iu Men's and Boys' Wear At a saving of Fifteen to Fifty Per Cent. Elegant $12.50 Suits or Overcoats $8.00 500 Boys' Suits 3.95 1 25c Boys' Hose 17 i-2c Wheu in city make this Reliable Store Your Headquarters, WELCH SUITS $10.00 The Best you have eve seen. FABRICS In Worsteds. Cheviots and Cassl meres. Hand-Worked Button Holes, Hand - Padded Collars, 3ewn with siuc Others say $15 for Equal QaaHt Come Early and Get the Pick. WHEN YOU SEE IT IN OUR AO IT'S SO. Adatlnbttrater't 5tiee ef Male, In the County Court of the Stat of Ocegon or Muun.wan county, tn the matter of the atateot Reuben ZJor.de- , ceaftci. VTOTICKlfHKREBV GIVES THAT IS PfR a.1 tuanoe of and by virtae ol an arder at the County Court of the state of Oregon, for Mnlt- nomah County, made on Decern her 16, ll. in the matter of tbe Estate of Reuben Z. Joy.de- ' ceased, anthorizina tbe administrator thereof . to Mil ail tne real property of said estate as private sale, the understa-ued. tbeadmlufstiator of said estate, will aell at private sale, Io the Bmim iiuwr, ,m wg int..o. iucvi, a,iu subject to coutirma.'on by said county court, . Iron, andaller !atiirday,the 21at day of Janu ary, 1Mb. aud enviiouinf said ule onlll all of aaid real property or so much thereof as ts nec essary to nay ail elatwia, coatii. and eiues of admiuistratioo of said estai. baa been sold, all ibe rifht, title, interest and estate of the said KeuUca I.. Joy. deceased, at the time nf taia draiN and all the right, title and Interest that the said estate ha. unes acquired br opetallou .-f law or otherwise. In and to the follow in des cribed real property, to wit: . U.li 4 and i of section 21. and the southeast quarter of the southeast quarter ol Hid section i4. all in town.hlp north, ranae west of W tl- lamette Henaian, in voiumoia i,ibij,v:ii. Alto an irrecuiar tract daserlbed ss beglnnmjt in the center of th. creek, at tbe southwest cor ner ef Kciionl. iu towubipl north, range I aest of illamette Meridian, and thence run ulna down th. center of said cieck. with its me anderlnn. to a point where the same intersect -.he Willamette tflowxh! thencelua aoutbweat rly dlrsctioD, with the meandering, of ssi-l .l..wt. in th Metirin line IMtweea SCCtiofM It! rand :V. in township 3 north, ranee I west of wtltameue aseridian: tnenee west so me pi of betinninf , belug In Columbia Count), Or- ' Terms and eondittons of sat: Cash la V. f. cold coin. 10 per cent to be paid on acceptance ..f th 1.1.1 hv said County Court. Said 10 per cent to be r- SD'l balance on continuation ol nie eat to oe re al expense fn.Mait ssb. noiVonfinued. Peed of purchaser. Bios to be aeiiverwi iu me uu dersusned, administrator, at W. Hetena. Orjgoa. JAM EH tr A a r, Alminiilratoraf the Estate of Kcuben Z.Joy, deceased. Dated PeomnberJS. 1901. 1ST0RIA& COLOMBIA RIYER H. RAILROAD COMPANY. DAILY. VTATIO OAtLV. 14 r. a. TOO to s t xs t 44 50 I fct . OS 1 1 sr, 1000 10 OS 10 30 1 SO A.M. t 0 11 I a. at. 1. 4 1. 1 a t UU 1 m 7 M 7 3 7 'J . 7 17 7 J ' 4? Kl l 10 ..Lv Portland Aril 1. a as l Ooble . 110 OS t is i SS S3-S t 40 S. M Mi 10 00 C2.S 10 10 M.4I 10 '21 H-t 111 SS 7S7 10 57 M 1! OS 90.3! ... Rainier ... ... Pyramid.. -Mayger.... ., .Qnlncy .... ..Clatskanle.. .. Marshland.. .. West port-.. ....Clifton.... ... Knsppa.... ... Svensoa.... W Si V t 17 t 02 t SS IS 07 7 7 4S 11 IS 95 4 ..John Day 11 90 W.8'( Ar. Astoria .Lv 411 train make etas connections at l.oMe srith Northern Paeltlo tralua to and from tbe East and Sound points. AI Portland with all trains leaving I'nien depot, at Astoria with I. K. N. Co.'. boat and rail line and Steamer T. J. Potter t and from llweeo and North Beach points. Passengers for Astoria or way points must (lag trains at Houlton. Trains will stop to let vas sengei. of) at Houston hen coming from poluif weslefOuble. J.C. la., Oea. Pau. Aft.. Auorla, Ot V'ST ABL18B ED INt. 172 JOHN A. BECK DEALER IS Watches, Diamonds, SO? en are, ...JEWELRY.... Repairing a Specialty. Morrison at. llet, Front A Fir it. PORTLAND. THE AMERICAN CLOTHIER Corner Fhf t ! Morrison, Porthml