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Mr, ltd. Ilaruu-a, at Warrrii, ,ut u
tyliiKv"lallor Ut Die county teat on Mon
day laat.
Mra. W. 1'. HlauKliliT tt lururd to I'ort.
land on Monilay laat, alter a aliort y(lt
with rtlatlvr In tlila city,
Mra. TiKK'rt, wllcol th ( ,
Coi.KrrKallonal Cliurrli, vlnllcd frirnda In
this city U.t Tlmraday.
Mra, Tlioniaa Coojirr, of Katama, bai
ln vi.ltiuK her arrnU, Mr. and Mr.
). II. linker, ol Hilarity.
County JudK ll.iun and Cinnmiaalon
er LIIkI ylalted the rock crualirr on I'rl
day laat and found that the atnyUdU had
pulled throuKh the rronn alieet, owliia,
to IhefaA't that mater had Iwen h it In the
ladlcr and had Irown during the cold
a-wll. Til ilaiiiaKC waa omaidrrahlc and
will I repaired linnicdlalcly.
Mr. Ole Olaen. who rum a mwiiiI'I at
Deer laleiid, U Ititcrrated In thecoin'.ruc
llou olruwlaln that dlatrict and ollerathe
county court to put down road plank at
any place deaired on the contemplated
road at ft per thoutaud.
Mamkiko At I'ortland, on Wednea
day, March I, Koaette Wllhem, of Slier
mowI to Mr, Leopold Ikipont, ol Valley,
thiaCMinlv. Mr. Dupoul I a nieiulcr
ol the Dupont family, old realdentt of
Hut county, where Mr. aud Mr. Uupont
will nuke Uwlr borne.
There will be new ilrrct lamp placed
at tilt corner of Columbia and Tualatin
atrrela, to accuiiiiHtate the retnlrutt in
that urtioa ol our city.
Mr. Jantea I tart waa a Portland vialtor
by the IraUla on Tucaday la.t.
Ijimiliifl (.loiimncr haa had a neat
alga auaurndrd at the eaal entrance to
the Kirh of the St. Helena Hotel.
The Northern I'oci'tc baa pun-hoard the
Columbia River and Northern. Thi fact
may I ol conatdrrablc local iutcrrat in
liui to conic, aa it may mean the alaia
doniiienl ol the ferrv at Kalama and the
mildiuK of a bridge aero the Columlna
Hierrat St. Helena. The talc Include
.he river learnt jut Krgulalor, Catert
italic City, and Mctlaco, the rontidera
lion bring It.tmo.iioti.
we are in receiit ol a Ux of potatoet
fnim Mr. I. T. Wilton, ol Hunker Hill.
in a note Mr. wilwin atuie tney were
grown on mountain land, withont irriga
tion or fancy cultivation. The top were
twice Irmcn in Hi- ground. Tbey arc
Certainty creditable apu la and Jcin.ntralc
that Columbia County aooil ia giMxl, I ruin
the river level to the mountain lopa.
They have been forwarded to the cold
ttorage In Cortland for ColuuiMaCotitity't
cxliloit.
When Mr. tfntum.af I'rrry & Cratum,
the Huulton men hauta, viaitcdlhecounty
cat Utl Thurailay, having a load to re
turn with, be Iclt hia wagon acat oo
Site hli .ii ' dock, but wheu Mr. Terry
came filler it mi Saturday it hail diaap.
j a ltd. If it wj atolcn, Mr. I'crry want
the tliicf to underaland that he i known,
but II ttm ia hia firat ollenae and be will
return it, there will be no (jucationa
wked. It can l JjI on the I rout
-n li ol the atorc at Houlton, any time
ol the day or night, and will be thankful
ly received.
Mr. C. I. Ilonghkirk.of Rainier, dis
trict deputy lor the Ratbhoue Slater,
waa in St. Helen laat Thuraday afternoon
' h io'-nt furtluomiriK ditlrict
convention to t held in Astoria. Site
wa entert lined at an tniortn.il luncheon
by the local Sitter.
Cotinty Aaaetaor I.awa intended to be
gin the field work of aaaeaaing tliia county
Monday latt, but hat been cotiticlled to
(iintpoiie it until April, audanihly later
The new law retpiire lliat a rritaut thall
tie taken thia year, and the aaaeaaor re
ccittly wrote lo the Secretary of State,
atking lor itiforiuation in regard to the
centua blank. The Secretary in antwer
I Hi; atrt tltat the State will furnitb
thrac blank lo tbe counties and forward
a sample ot the blank that will be uaed
in inn king the enrollment of the inhabit
ant and the military enrollment. Thi
blank it a very cotuprcheniive one an 1 it
will take a great deal of work to secure
the Information it calls for; but the sec
oud blank, which irovidrs for an enu
meration of the Industrial product, is by
lar the bardctt to comply with, at It con
tain a column for each agricultural pro
duct. The law provide that the county
(hull pay the the additional exprnae In
curred, and thi will be no small item, a
the blanks contain about scvcnty-ve
cjlumns that most be filled by the aaaeaa
or aud hi deputies. It will probably
take four months' time for the oflicer to
take the census and anocsamcnt.
There will be no butter test at tbe
Lewi and Clark Kxpoitlon, but flO.OtK)
in premium, and possibly more, will lie
distributed among those exhibiting stock.
Columbia County has the three best dairy
herds in the Stute and the county exhibit
will get credit lor them in making up the
points. With our dairy stock, fish,
minerals, timber and agricultural pro
ducts, there i no reason why we should
not secure one of the prite offered by the
Kxpotltion Coinmllon. Let each man
and woman do his and her share. The
Grunge is pledged to do Its best ,and that
ajwlls success.
Mr. Harry West is still in the North
raci'ic Raiiltorimii at Portland, where he
bus been for about seven week. During
that time he lm hnd three operation
performed and tin suffered a great deal.
His trouble now is confined to bit right
foot, but It is thought he will soon re
cover. Quite number of his Columbia
County friends have visited him, and he
will be glad to aee other who may coma,
aa time hang heavily in an inttitution
of that kind upon man who is used to
..,1 Ill lla) la nnvloua tO
.1 nil. and he.ln the work of I
r "j . , . Hre. Mnnls Iroui I '" up. upen
putting Ills famous herd of Jersey in,()y anil n,,,t. OviUir In any atyle.
shape for the great stock show at tit vYm Hniilmidir, Prop., ioruicrlyol Uis
Uwii Mid CUrk CcuUnniiil. RorJ mi Mdl0B.
aUmeinlier the cUI 1e on Tinware
Md Oriiultewure nt lluiley & 11,. kn a
ouuieii time.
There will l .ervke. ia the Hplacopal
Church, Ht. Helena, on Sunday evening
Ml. Kev. Ilreck. .tor. All are very
r Hiriicii w attenil.
Mr. Jared VYIInon, of Rainier, attended
" niceiiiig ol the counlv Wrd ,i
-i , ' i-
on examiner on Tueadav taal. In
oi lite lact that the department had de
cided that ll veterana over the age of
lty are entitled ti diaablllty jienalon.
he la at a lo to understand why the old
hoy., whne age I on record at Wa.hlng
ton. should fie compelled to submit to
tblaeiamlnatlon,
Dr. Jamea Ray, of Mlat. waa a caller .
this office on Tuewlay laat. The doctor la
one of the old settlers of the Nebalesa
valley and haa full faith in the future of
that section, notwithstanding he baa often
reflected on the bitterness of bone d.
....
.rreo. ne states lliat the people there
are taking an active Interest in Columbia
bounty's rahibit at the Lewis and Clark
Centennial, realizing tlul there will never
again be an opportunity like the present
to make known the resources of this
county and interest capital in ita devel
opment. The Grunge at Miat. be savs. is
vigorously taking up the work. i
Mrs. C. H.John and daughter Dorothy
have been viiting in Rainier during the
week.
Dr. Hall, ol ClaUkanle, waa in St.
Helen Tucaday a a member of the county
board of petition examiaere.
Mr. Robert Cuiuming, who ba bad
-i... ..i , , ... . .
vMmgc oi aiutaie iirotuer tarut near
Warren, aed through the county seat
on Saturday laat on bis way to Houlton
to take the train for Spokane. Waahiog
ton, where be intend to make a buaineas
of poultry raiting.
Mr. John Dolan, of tVarrcn, we a vis
itor to the county seat on Saturday laat.
Mr. James Sheldon of this place, who
probably knows a much a moat people
about the habit of the silmon fiah, ha
no faith in the protection afforded by a
one month clowd (eaaon, at be point
out that it take the salmon more than
that lime to make Its way to tbe spawn
ing ground. He belcivea a better way
would be to divide tbe river into three
section having a cloacd tea ion of o
month for each section, too affording
continuous protection for the same run
of fiah from the time they arrived at tbe
spnwnlng grounda. The idea ia an origi
nal one and sccuil reasonable
Dr. Knoder uses Dr. Green's new
and eerreet method of making; arti
ficial teeth. Plate are mad by thi
method to fit accurate. J22 Mohawk
building, Portland.
Syrup of White 1'ine and Tar. the old
reliable cough remedy. For sal by A.J.
Iteming, druggist.
SIX WF.l'.KS SKKD I'OTA
TOKS I'je PHR LB.
( I carry In stock a splendid
Aawirnirnt of choice Garden
and I' lower Seed. Tbe
choicett Grocerie the mar
ket afford. Fine Teat, Cof
feca, and Spices, Tinware,
(Jueenawarc.ctc. Prompt and
courteou attention. Your
patronage solicited.
M. C.GRAY
Uem-ral Merchant, St . Helen, Or.
rrra f r Naif. Old orwsyaprr for
sale, i-V tor 100. Inquire of Frank
Flagg, agent Kvcning Telegram.
Judge Callahan, of Kalama, attorney
for the estate of P. N. Georig, deceased,
wai in St. Helena on Wedncoday last on
legal busincM.
Myrtle Slcbman and Robert Dolan
were united in marriage at the rrsidence
ol thii bride's parents, at Coble, on Fri
day, March 4th (inauguration day).
Rev. G, A. Taggart officiating.
Rachel May Cooper and Roticrt R.
Marvin, of Clatskauie. were united in
marriage at the residence of Mr. L. Cut
bcrtson, in that city on Thursday, March
3, Rev. James K. Hawkins officiating. '
Mrs. II. R. Cliff gAve 50J ptrty to a
number of her friend on Friday la.t.
Mrs. Ross and W. B. DilUird won the
flrat prite aud Mr. N. A. Perry and Mr.
C. 11. John captured the booby.
Dr. J. S. Gillner, of Portland, was in
St. Helen Wedneday, paying taxe
The doctor say old Wyanasholt, the
Indian who wa well known here twenty
year ago, told him that, with hi father,
he accompanied Lewi and Clark from
St. Helen lo the mouth of the Columbia,
and that tbe oak tree near the mill is in
reality the tree under which Lewi and
Clark camped when here. Wyan tthott
was a child at the time, and the story
wits told him by bis father. '
District convention of the Knights of
Pythias meets at Asioria on the filth day
of April, comprising Aatoria, N'ecanicum,
Rainier, and St, Helen Lodge. The
drill will be In the rank of Knight, and
St. Helen expects to send a thoroughly
equipped delegation, and will do Its best
to bring back the firat prise. The Rath
bone Sisters convention wit', be held at
the same time and plac.
School clerk . Watkins haa completed
the school census for this district, show
ing that we have Utl children drawing
school money, a gain of niue since last
year. -
Incredible llruiallty
It would have been Incredible, brutal
ity If 0h V. Lt'inhurger. of Syracuse.
Na.Y., had not done) tlieWtt he could
for hi enllrln on. "My hoy," he
anys "cut a tearful gaah over Ills yp, so
I applit'd Hiifklen' Arnica Kitlve, which
quickly healed it and tnved hi eye.
(iiKxl lor burn and nicer, too. Only
J5o at St. Helen' Pharmacy.
When la PrUad to
Tha Kinnlre U'wtanrant, 192 Third
Street, three doors South o( Baker The-
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RAINIER
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Ut Friday morning at about three
o'clock, fire waa discovered in tlx cellar
of 'Grandpa" Richardson's bous by
Margurct fiwett wlto wa awakened by
the swell of itnoke. After hard work on
the part of Mr. Swell and daughter,
"Grandpa" Richardson and son Tom
were awakened, but the only way Tom
conld get Mis Lewi was to break down
the door to her bedroom, which was lock
ed. In about ten minute the house wa
burned to the ground and in another
forty minutes the house of John Morris
and L. Swett were also laid low. It took
hard work to save Ole Laughlin't boua
)ut acroa tbe street. Tbe beat was
terrific. Nothing at all was saved from
Richardson' bouse. A few thing were
saved Iroui the bouse of John Morris
and L. Swett, but the heat scorched tbem
making tbem practically worthies. . Tbe
property of Mr. Richardson, valued at
IHMjO, is insured lor f 1300. John Morris'
furniture is valued at f00. He ia insured
for JI'jOO. L. 8 tret t bad furniture etc.
valued at $2500. He is insured for f 1000.
The origin ol the fire is unknown.
Yesterday' fire demonstrated not only
Rainier' tad need of a good fire depart
ment with a complete fire apparatus, but
also that of all the little towns along tbe
river.
A pleasant surprise wa given Earl
Silva Friday evening in honor of bis
fifteenth birthday. Tbe evening wa
spent ia game and was pleasantly enjoy
ed by all. Tbe girl present were Ger
trude Diets, Utile Crosby, Georgia Silva,
Leo no. Silva, Katberina Silva, Esther
Silva, Marie Smith, Nellie Sexton. Alice
Sberitt, Minnie Powlerand Beryl Muckle.
Tbe boy who celebrated Master Earl'
birthday were Edward Howland, George
Elgin, Ira Newtom, Lewit Newsom,
Ralph Williams, Carl Silva, Dave Pritch
ard, Van Pritchard and Letter Jackson.
Ii is reported that Grandpa Pichardton
recovered few old keepsakes and also
some money from tbe scene of ruin.
Miss Lewis is very happy about it aa they
were all she bad to remember dear friends
and relatives dead and gone.
The fire sufferers offer their heartfelt
thank to all who assisted them in the
fire. Tbe neighbors were very kind and
worked like Trojans.
Mrs. Jametomand family, of the Wilson
Case Co., have rented tbe beautiful
residence of Mr. Plue.
Mrs. Martin Both returned home Moo-
day last from Aberdeen where she !
been visiting relatives. I
rs. Auciry Keppie paia a anon ,
to relatives in Vancouver.
Miss Rose Hatfield has been obliged that while there, Jte paid bistaxes and ex
on account of sickness, to leave oft" teach-' pressed himself very freely about offices,
ing for a few days. Virgie Pritchard j Mlariei etc.
taught in her place for a few day, but at
present Esther Silva is teaching.
Tbe eighth grade had another meeting
to vote for the clots colors. Through
the girls' valiant persuiding of the boy
the class color were changed to lavender
and green. After all, the men are the
wcaan aci. ai wc wu' nvi uatvc
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woman's rights our wishes are brought
about by proxy.
Mrs. Allen went to Vancouver and re
turned with bcr daughter Treats whom
she bas taken out of the convent.
Cap Newsom bas a few more days
toward the finiab of the coay flat he has
built above L. Swett's store and where
tbe Swett family will live. Tbe rooms
are all plastered with the new fibre
plaster and have all the modem con
veniences. It take Cap to do things,
doesn't it?
Tbe result of Yesterday's voting are as
follows: Councilmen; Dean BlancbanI,
W.J. Deiti, Fred Trow, A. P. McLaren
and J. C, Kilby. Town Marshal-A. Lee;
majority, 75. Treasurer-M. Laitens.
Police Judge- J. D. Doan; majority, 30.
Mkn Waxtkd Men lowborn defeat-;
ed candidate, gave new bat. L. Swett
wishes to announce that all candidate
t, k.al,i hut. -A nnt ciw. them .
awav. lie nas a nrst rate nai srretencr.
Mr. P. M. Wilton went to Portland
Tyesday morning for a week's visit. Mr
Wilson going to Goble tbe same day on
business. Tbe Wilsons calculate on go
ing to Goble to live after next week.
Pmsonai. A. Lee and J. B. Doan,
you are hereby notified that L. Swett
has a first class bst stretcher.
I 1 LJ ' a" "fga
REMOVAL 8 A I.E.
J am building a concrete store build
ing In St. Helens and when it I com
pleted wilt occupy it as general n,er-.
t-handiae store. I Uont want to move
euv more good than neecessary and
therefore, I will tell all the good in my
,.,.-.-.. v.. ., ,u..
Thi. i the opportunity you have been'
looking for. My stock it large .and you ,
can .are niouey by trading with mo.
II. MOUGUS.
AUA1X IS COM3II88IOX.
StNaHtMit Inspector Kind Ji Blame
Attache te t'apt, Haifa.
The tug M. F. Hn is again in com
mission and ready to receive orders for
towing. The steamboat inspector, after
thoroughly Investigating the recent eccl-1
deut to the boat, found that Capt. Hasan '
was entirely blameless and his license-)
, ... i
was reuewca. cue is now prepnrea to aa
work at the most reasonable rate, and
looks for a busy season. Capt. Hazen i
a Columbia County boy who' ha. -tow.
enterprise aud industry In working his
way np the ladder Ol life and if w
people have any work in hi lint thay
will do well to entrust it to him.' Mail
order will be promptly attended to. 'Ad
dress lUien, Cole & Hull, 13 Alait.de
Avtaue, AAttfltimifit. " -f- i I
iTHE COMPLETE
We have added so many . things to oar stock of General Merchandise
. during the past year that we believe we are justified in asserting we
have one of the. most complete general stores in Columbia County.
We owe this to the liberal patronage we have received, and we hope
to merit a still greater share of your custom by continuing to furnish
the best goods at reasonable prices. A fine line of
Stoves and House Furniture
Don't go to Portland to buy anything in this line, as we can save you
time and nioney. Are you going to put in a garden. Let us sell
you the seeds and the tools to cultivate them. We haved just re
ceived LATEST STYLES IN HATS for Spring and Summer
Wear. Call and inspect them. Trices right.
BAILEY & BRINN, Houlton
P.T.ATRIT AKTR W
Mr. John and An tone Pedenon, two
prosperous Nebalem farmers, were doing
business in this city Tuesday.
Mr. James Geary of the firm of Gra
ham and Geary of Marshland, waa in the
city Monday making arrangment to re
build their store at Marshland that was
recently destroyed by fire.
Sunday afternoon smoke was teen
issuing from tbe roof of tbe store build.
ing of Mr. Henry Kratz in this city. Tbe
alarm was sounded, tbe bote company
was soon on tbe ground and bad tbe bose
connected with the bydrantsanda stream
of water waa toon pouring on the fire
that bad gained considerable headway in
the upper story of the building. Tbe
loss was mostly caused by the goods
getting wet, being only about JI300 with
no insurance.
Tbe scandal monger seem to have
made bis way to this part of the country
Judging from report! circulating upon
j the streets. It seemt too bid that some
people will get so insanely jealous that
they seem to think the whole world goes
wrong unless tbey can have their own
way in everything, If ( some people
could only get a good licking, it would
in all twohabilitv a ton their tongues
from wagging and making trouble.
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Mr. Ai. Hcarveyof the lower Nehalem
throoh thia citv lor St. Helen
tbe tatter part of -the week. It it said
Mrs. W. II. Conyers visited friends in
Portland tbe Utter part of last week,
returning home Sunday evening.
Mr. A. H. Holmes, of the Nehalem
valley, wa in tbe city Monday. While
here, be had the papers made out for the
appointment of himself as guardian of
Oscar Holmes, minor.
We learn that C. L. Conyers is on his
feet again and will now branch out with
a big stock of merchandise.
W. E. Conyers went to Oregon City
Monday as a witness to make proof on
several timber claims.
Mrs. Thome of Oregon City, is visiting
this week in the city with her daughter,
Mrs. A. S. Graham.
We learn that tbe new Presbyterian
minister has arrived and will occupy the
cottage owned by Gut Player, on Second
street.
County Commissioner Casper Libel, of
the Nehalem Valley, was in the city Sun.
.day telling ns about the proceedings of
the last term of countyicourt.
We learn that Mr. W. 8. Locke, ol this
city, will soon have bis shingle mill
" ilr,J bnd&! operaon
l llfj t - t
anu inc ooys i.Mr.,.,.,
" uugera .wu ur
a
KUT.
Railroad, did someone yi' Go a amy;
we've heard that for twenty year.
It appears that we will get to burn our
lashing out of doors after all.
Farmers are taking advantage of the
good weather by plowing timothy sod.
Herly Huber was dehorning cattle in
this neighborhood last week.
A letter from our dear old Missouri
stated that the mercury wa down to 25
below aero. We tho't that 12 above wa
cold enough.
A. C. Bergerson and family got a wet
ting in the river last Sunday. It might
hve been worse.
T. J. North went to Vernon ia Saturday.
Rev. Heverling filled hi regular ap
pointment at Kist the fourth Sunday.
nun:, ci i. IT.-. nt,...
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seed oat.
St. Helen School 5tej.
The boys of tha St. Helens school are
going to organise a baseball team this
spring. It is to be bopea tuat tbe patri
otic people of this citv will support them
to the best of their ability. .
Mis Sadie Ellltand Mitt Grace Powell
have been tick for the past two days and
we all hope that they will recover soon.
Master Frank Flagg was excused
from school yesterday afternoon on
account of sickness but was able to play
ball.
Mia Flemmlng' and Mr. Dodson's
... ... ,h. mM,,hl .-amin.,inn
wdnday.ud ThudaV.
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J JTS
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I MIUmtuing not being able to bear
all 0l bar classes recite, Mr. Dodson took
, to""0 R 0 .
" Basatl Hattax
NaKAUl Law
'MEN'S'" FIRST
M
IVLoyer Clothing Co.,
' - THIRD AND OAK. PORTLAND
'' THE. COLUMBIA COUNTY"
Abstract and Trust Co,
Titles Examined, Abstracts Made, Non-Resident
Taxes Paid. Real Estate, Loans, Etc.
E. E. QUICK,
A. M. HOITON,
Proprietots
COXTK8T NOTICE
" ' IVcvanawnt of tha Interior,
ColMd Slataa Laai Office. Oreea City, Or..
rermiai-T It, ltt.
A nmeienteMtMtaoilcehavins been Sled la
thia otnc bv Alexander Aok, con l taut. !
araiml b.me-tead tniry No. 1313. marie July
a. 190 .for bEt.SK1. w JI. SWW ape. s,
NViii NWec 'i7, NU Nkl' ac.TS N, B I
w. bv Jcxeph SchnlK.wat, einteatee, in which
II la altejnd that h ia trail srqualoted with the
tract ol loud embraced ia tald bome-'teail eutiy
and knows the prewiil eoudlrton nt to uni;
alto that aald Jw-ph Sbulllawafci, cntnrniaa.
and hia heirs have wholly ab.mk.ued aaid
claim ana that tbey bar. never raaided unon r
eultiiaied or improred iba aame ainc matin
entrr theraol or at all: that .aid actiyman died
about Ireeemborakb, 101, and tbe aamea ol tha
heira ol entrvman are uuknowa and altar dtll
ant aeareb tan not be learned, and that tha
heira ol ntnaiaa are UB.oarn aud Inair resi
dence ran not be ascertained, and tnal aaid al
leged abaence 'rom tha aaid land waa not da
to hia or hia heira' tmploymenl lu th army,
navy, or marina eorna ot the United Stales aa a
prlrat. aoldier, olncer, aeamau. or marine, dar
ing the war with Rpalnor during any other war
lu which lao railed it et may Be eotaed.aatd
pautlea ars hereby notified to appear, reaaxwd.
and oner avidanc touching aaid allemtioa at
10 o'clock a. m. on April 17. 1906, before th
Kegiater and Keeelyer of tha fulled Stale
Land OMc In Oreaon City, Oregon
The aaid eonteatant having, in a proper afB.la
Tit. (nail February It. isui, net tonh lacta which
how that after due dlll.-tnc. peraonal aervice
of thia notlrw can not b made, il ia hereby or
dered and directed that aula notiee ba given by
due aud proper pubiloation.
UEO W. BYBEK, Receiver.
8CNMON
In tbe Clrlt Conn ol ihe State of Onto" for
to Uiunty ol uoiumoia.
David T. Bruab, plaintiff, v. Helen A. Brash,
defendant.
To Helen A. Brua, defendant:
In the name ol the State of Oregon you ar
herebv reauired lo appear and answer the coin
Dlalnt filed oeatust you in the above entitled
auil on nr before the 37th day of March. lWli
(that being more than aix weeia alter me nrai
f ublieation of tbis aiinimona upon you. and
hat being tha date for you tn appear, tixed by
an order of ihe tuilgcot aaid court) and if yon
fall to auawer for want therlot the plaintin will
applv lo the eoari for the relief demanded In
Ihe complaint, which ia a divorce tmm yiHt
npon th ground of deaertlon. and for auch
other and further reliefs be may us antitied
to recaivo.
Thia summon fa pnbliahed npon yon by order
of Hon. Thoa. A. McBrhle. Ju.lga ol aaid court,
duly made on the (lib day of February, limb, di
recting that the aummona be'tcrvad upon you
by publleatiMi thereof In Iba Oreion sllat lor
alxxeeka.
J. C. MORKLANP,
' Attorney for plotallt
Flrat publication Fsbiuai y u, MM.
AemlnUurator'a Xetle.
Xntlee It herehT elren that th andeialened
baa been, b th Hun. R. . Ilattau, Judge of
tne County Court ol the State ol Oteeon lor Ihe
Coanty of Columbia, appointed admnlatrator
of lb. attat of Charles Fisher, deceased. Any
and all paraons ntviu aiatma agatnai ai ee
tat ar hareby raciuiretl in present Ilia same la
me, verified acoonllne Inlaw, at my reaidenca
at Mayger, Oregon, within aix mouths Iron Use
dale hereof.
- tatted February '.' v oa.
CHARLES MAYCF.K.
Administrator of the Estate o! Charla
Flaaar,
deosaatHl
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FAEM KOR ti.LK Section i. tovitsi
.hip mirth, range 3 weat. More tliulittr
t nan win uy to tne in: iu, and alter tne
timber i off It will make a good farm.
Lay well and will bear tnvtion.6ouie
clearing and the makine of a good frame
houae. Four mile to the river, where
von can sell your produce at good price.
t. in - ' JUj u, January. 108, and the dale ol lha rl pnbll
t w 111 pay any on waiiting a good bur- 0f ,hn',uinmon it the Jethjay of Jeu
iMln to tn-pnet tli and write to me. luary, itol ,.
v u raiu. ii i. - i -.. . 1 . 1 ' rn near c-iti fuvl
ae. TT.vajtjr.vurritwa avrw....,, vsoaa.
STORE
- CLASS SUITS
$10.00
The Best you have
seen.
ever
FABRICS In Worsted.
Cheviots and Casii meres.
Hand-Worked Button
Holes, Hand -Padded
Collars, sewn with silk
OUiers saj $15 for Eqaal Quality.
Come Earlj tod Get toe Fid
WHEN YOU SEE IT IN OUR AD
ITS SO.
AdilaUtrate-'. Netice ef Sale.
In IheCoonty Court of the Btats of Oregon fri
Multnomah Coanty.
lu tbe matter ot tbe Eatate ot Reuben Z-Joy.de-
eeaaen.
VOT1CB IS HEREBY G1VKS TUAT IX PCR
i auanc of aad by virtu ol aa seder of tha
County Coon of the Slate f Oregon, tor Mult
nomah lounty, made oa iiecemoer is. 19U4, in
th. matter of the Eata-e ef Reuben . Joy. de
ceased, authorising the administrator thereof
to aell all tha real property ol aal-1 eaate nt
private sale, and by virtue of an enter of resale
oi the hereinafter described land, made in said
matter, by aald court, orr lb isth day ol K. 0
ruaxv, 1903, Iba undersigned. Ihe feln.IntMral.ir
ot aald estate, will aell at private aa!o, to Ihe
highest bidder, for cash la C. B. guld coin, and
aubeci lo conflrmat'on by aald county eouri.
iroaa ana alter saiumay, mi -anti day ot
March. ItXkVand eoptlnuinx taid aale antil all of
aaid real property or to much thereof aa is nec
essary io pay an eiaima, coau, ann ex pen.es vi
administration of aaid estate haa been sold, all
th right, title, int. rest aud estate of tbe iU
Reuben t. Joy. daeaaaed. at the Dm of bis
death, and til the right, title and lulereet that
the aaid estate haa since aeqaired by o Delation
oi taw or oinerwiae, ia ana io in hollowing us
ertbed real property, to wit:
laitatandsof eertloa M. ana Ihe scutbeiol
quarter ot the aoutheaat qaaner ol aald ecctluu
It, all In township north, range i wast of Wil
lamette Meridian, In Columbia county. Oregoi. .
Also au irregular tract daaeribod aa bagiaaiu
in the center ot th ereek, at the southwest cor
ner ef section 19. lu towi.ship north, range t
eat of Willamette Meridian, and Ihene run
ning down tha center of aaid eieek, with its ac
amlerinc. to polut where the same Intersect,
tha Willamette Mouth: thenclns aouth wett
er It dlraetiou, with Ihe meanderjo of sal
slough, to the section line bstaieen avotinns I
and 'JO. in lovuahlp 3 north, range i west of
Willamette tuerlJIau; thence west to Ule place
of hegluaing, being In Columbia Couuty, Or
egon, Terms of Sale Cash In United Slate sold
coin: ten per eent lo accompany bid and bal
ance upon confirmation by tbe eoart. All bi.it
lo be directed lo Ihe undersigned Hi 8t. Helena.
Oregon.
llaicd St Helen, Oregon, Pebrnary B, 1.05.
JAMKS UART.
Adnlnitlratarof lb Mate of Reuben i. Joy,
deceased.
AdmlalstraUr' Final Setlee
In th County Court af th Suite of Oregon tot
th. County Bi Ciilumbia.
In tha mailer ef tb Kaute of Willie A. bailey,
deoeaaad.
Xotlce la hereby given Ibal the undersigned,
aa administrator of the K.late ai Willi A.t)sili- ,
dtaaaaeil, ha Bled hi hnal account lu tbe
County Court of the .late ol Oragou for Colum
bia Couu'y. aad that Friday, April 7, 1 HO.), at U
o'clock lu lb forenoon of aaid day. In the curt
room of said ourt. haa beeu sppninted ly tui.t
oourt aa Ihe tlm. and place for Uw hesrir . ..(
ohjectious lharelo ana the aettlemenl ihe.ri.i.
FRANK J. HMiril. Admlnistra-i.r.
Chat, J. tSohnalaM, a'li.rue) fnr admiiiU-ira'or.
bated and Inl published March IS. IM.
In the Criitl Court of lb Stale of Oregon, tor
Columbia i.'ouaty,
JmllyO. Jon, lainllg', vs. E, T.,J'Hjct, de
l lendent. .
I Tn R T. Jonea,1ba ahore named defendant.
IMTHK NAMK OF THE STATE Or OHFUnN.
l a
Ynu are hereby reauired to appear sii.i an-.
I aw.r Ihe eonipltlnl SUd against yoa la 11
, aoove aniniea Hour ana '
I the eleventh day nl March
above antttled ooun and cause, oa or heanru
lu.
and If you
l plaintiff trill up
ly ic th eoart for the reltai prayed for lu I!.
enmplalnl, whtsh la that Hi. marriage now ex-
tstiug rsttireea you ana io piainim nr sore- rr
diasalred, and for suA other letM oa tn ihe
sourl mar eeom laat and eqaitable, TbUauin
moils fa terred upiMi t.mi he pulilii-alion hy nr
liar of the Hon. T. A. MeBrids, )Btg nl thn
a bo re entitled court, dated IB Ukh day f
. -Tio7euT llUlailat