1 ,tWJ'''& '&JfWWft''?4jirf'& f
I LOCAL !
iii a.-'.
Horn, to lw H C. Otwrlnou, ol 8t.
Helen., a !
Mr. RudolpU ICpi1er, ol Yankton, vis
ited M. Melew Turttlay on limine...
Itr. (!., ol Rainier, wa. a visitor Ui
BcUiwl report rar4 Hit very ! lorm
HV, Kemp called Monday to report
tlial K0" P""- " ,""e 10 '
iu out the debt en tlw M. R. rtiutrb.
Merlin of Wulta Tine and Tar, the old
reliable cougu rnicny. r 7
lieuilHK.'KKtrt.
license haa trn iMuril to
Addle M. IHmii nd J"""4 W""'
nicr,
Hlicrlfl Wlille wm attendlm the mm
,rs' convention In Portland during the
tall Srrek.
Mr. J. I. Graham, ol MartliUitai, wa.
a visitor to llw couuly sent on nolurf
dy.
Cook Btovk rem 81. ClIKAP-A
I eond hand cook stove ml two
I'WI
jointi oi pit fc w,y ch
gain lor anyone wanting ovt
A Ur
C.11 at
(III! oilW IOI fttIoii.
Mr. 8. ltenton, ol the tensou IkkIK
Co, (In lact, he". It), wm vlWW to Uie
rounly ct on Wednesday l.st.
Juilu J. D. Mone, ol Rainier, wm a
visitor to tu county wsat on Tuculay lat.
Mr. I. A. Uwa li vUitiug hi. nephew.
Assessor Law, ol thi. city.
It I rausbly sttm that St. Helena in
to have a banking Initilnilon In the near
IlltUt.
roa SALB-l'uw bred Blark Minorca
-K-Verela, Northrop strain, Iroin nitt
, mnltiK Hrd.. Hot particular. call on or
Mi J A. Wtkstroui, Yankton. Or.
Mr. J. I. U. Uo iriK.ol Rainier. visited
- I "lMcu on TueadayUat lor the pur
rs: ol attending the K. V. IodK-
Mr. and Mr.. Water visited 81. John
last I'riduy lr the pwrnoaa ol purchasing
nuic real estate Ui lbt ra.idly growing
town.
.AINTISU, Tapnilog '! Frtacolng.
Ksliniatre given In. Inquire M- C.
aJray lor larlUr partlrtulara.
Ht. Helen.
IHVt 1'unr.ltT iT-IWar in mind that
tuerewill be lket toctal and enter
t.iauient gin on January SWh, lor the
UneCt ol the M. K. church. Remember
1U date and don t lorgcl to Mng your
, ecttook. AU who attend are guaran
teed a gM tima. Iook lor lurtber and
more definite announcement. A apeclal
auvltatioa I e.Udrd to the peofte
lloulloti and the neightwring country to
tut tn tbi. good work.
t luve moory to loan on approved
fcil otutc cury.
W. II. POWKI.l..
M. Itctrn. (Vcgou.
.. . u V ol
K r. TiaU. I "e v uuoTO
Rainier, i. to give grml ball at
tbrir ball i that city on 8atur.ly even
ing. Iu.be 30tU. According U their
j rmud bill, they p.j" to ke It the
irand ev-t ul tlir tnci-1 acn. and we
l,ve no doubt tliey will wceecd. A
gud attendance Iroui St. Hlen i e
jwotcd. Vortf.vrly Al.,nd bach routea
untie tnoitev 11 J"" :
bat yo p
l..r. I'rt'frrnM
HtoiB good can not l errillua.
Tbe blgtiort r te ol baril and
-1. .T.... fl,.r. sold umler a
Kill. ... - ' ,
iKKitivn gimiam.
,,f the er best breakbtsl !!.
tlusullne. faliii lump, mid
uuuierou oilier nrlli'le.
r.lltWo
k ....l,lv
u t' CKAY. St. Helen.
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Mr. and Mr, r. r. YoimRer, lren.
Mm, W. H. I'owell. ci,v' ana
humbler Nor, visited Mr. and Mr. Vow
til Monday. Tbey have heretofore been
resident, oi Pendleton, but have sold out
their interest there to move to
Annele, California. They departed lor
their new home Tuesday. Mr. 1'owell
(wcomjoiuyitiii them to Portland.
Violin, and all .triiiRed instrument
repaired bv me. All worn
AddreiHi meat St. Helen.
.Odec) CrSHKOM.1!.
HaM-uun Stah Ohickm--Mipah
ClMjiter, 0. 1?. H.. t It recent naclln((,
elected tba lolIowiii officers! Worthy
Matron, I rance M. John; Worthy
tnm, Andrew KliiR! Aax-Ile Mntrou,
KaraU H. Quick: Secrctnry. Irene M.
Do ; Treasurer. K. H. Quick ! Conduct
re... Suele B. Dlllardi Associate Con
duclrcw. Rhoda McKay.
vt ti-irv on Work Mr. John McKay
lnlonii u he ha plenty ol work to keep
Ihe St. Helen tone ijuarric mi7 ior
tone time. About 300,000 block, arc to
I not out here, and ulwut the same num
ber to be recut in Portland. Quite a
" A.rca ol men I now at work In the quarry
lust north ol town and more art) wantcit
win. the onenliw ol the salmon ncasoli,
tlielmildiuK ol the new mill and court
house, St. Helen will be one of the bus
iest point on tbe river lit couihik
on.
FREE'
Till p!' Kvt
away with one
vear' ubcrip-
tlou, paid In advauce, FRl'.K
EIGHT PHOTO
ORAPHIC VIEWS
(She 8x10 Inches)
Ol the principal biiildlnn nt the
Uwi and Clark Centennial. Old
mbucrilier may ecur tbite banilsoinc
Souvenir by paying all arrcaragee and
OKI YEAR IN ADVANCE
1W. Morrl, ol Portland, brothrr ol
Mr, Tlioniu MorrU ol Ualaier, wiu Ht.
Helen vliilor on Monday laat. The pro
lewor I one ol the leading plucnologlit
ol till country and a man ol extenaiva
rending. Juit at prcucnt be i an earuent
oppoueut o' the priwUce ol vaccination,
elirvlng tliat It I both uaeleaaaud ln)ur
lou. Mia Catherine Lawlrr, ! Portluiid, la
trying to limn a claa ol pupil In vocal
niuiU: In Ht. Helen. Mr. Jowph May
gave a reception lor her benefit lat Tuea
day night, at which the lady demon
tinted her ability a a vocalUt, and de
lighted her lUtencr by rendering a nuui
bur ol Kiiular and operatic election.
111m l.awlct wm alted iu her program
by our local tuuklclan, the Mine liart
and liattaii.
Kainikr Ohchkt Damck The
nicnibcr ol the Rainier Orcheatra are go
ing to give a grand Clirlntuia Ilall at
Rainier on Saturday evening, December
2M. The boy liave Iwen to liberal in
giving tbcJr ctvic to other that they
are entitled to the patronage ol all lover
ol good iuulc and dancing, and we Iwvc
no doubt the hull will be well filled. It
it a urc thing that thoae who attend will
have a very euoyable time, A Iral-cla
dipper will be provi'k'd.
NuMUHut'S TKANUPKHit -There liave
been over twelve hundred tramtrr ol
real ntate iu tbi county during the pat
year, many ol them being nibdivuioiito!
Urge bait, thu greatly iucreaiing the
population ol thi county, m well a it
produrtivene. Many ol them arc alo
timber laud tranaactinn, the timber In
nitxt cae panaiug lou tba owumabip H
pecubjiora Into the baud ol logger and
mill men, who will uc it a toon a the
itualion ulific.
MasoXic I.oix;k Owick St. Hel
en IKlge No. 32, A. F. and A. !., at it
lectia Jield Dec. 10, 1W, lor neat year,
i bote the lollowlng officer: Elective
officer-V. II. Powell, W. M.; V. W.
Clark, S. W.J Andrew King. . W.;
Jaine Dart, Treanurer; 1'.. K. jiuii k, Sec
retary; appointive oOii-er A I). Hola-
day, S. I).; Kdwin Roa, J. U.; t'harle
Muckle, S. S.; John King, J. 8.; WmIi
ington Mmcklc. Tyler. Joint inrtallation
ol the olllcerol No.S2 and Mixpah Chap
ter, !Ctern Star, will take place St.
John live., Jauuary ?7th.
Scii(XL Kntkhtaimmkst The lollow
ing program will be rendcreil at the St.
Helen public achool tbi (Friday) alter-
noon: Song oy acnooi; reciiai, 1 1111
Ilattan; aong. Hilda Clid. Suie Ketcl,
Suae Cloninger, Jeie Cade. Ruth Hen-
denon; recital, Harvey ilkim; "One
V Little Boy a Chanco," by three boy;
aulo, Ion Wilkin; recital. Alice Rich-
ardson : recital, Pearl Itoy ; ong. even
eirl: ireograpby lesson by eight boys;
song, "Holy Night." si girls; recital.
Oswald Denting i reiital. Jessie Cade;
instruuicnt.it music, Dcssie HatUn ; re
cital, Nellie Law ; ug by scliool.
VERNON I A 1TKMS.
H. A. Shrely ba lieen quite
ti.k
the
the
tva wrk. Robert Spencer i oa
couvslcKt-ut list.
1
A. Soule and wife, ol Tiety Hill, vis
ited tbeir daughter, Mr. C. A. Maliitsteii.
nd Iriends iu Veiuouiu over huiulay.
Cisprr Wilson and wife, ol Mist, were
up ralurduy lal to sec Ir. HatfieH pro-
leuionally.
J. C. Coulter had a shooting match lor
Keesc last Satunlay.
Besides Die Christmas dinner and en
tertainment to lie civen by tbe Granite
on Christmas day and evening, there will
be a auniber ol tree and gathering at
private bouse in thi vicinity.
Quarterly meetinn will 1 held at the
church net Hunday. The buiines meet
iti ill take place at 2 p. tn. Satunlay.
I'rracbing Sunday moruiit and evening.
: Several ol our cilin liave recently
receivel new scrmnitor nud are now
iiicuiW ol Ihe llanlewouil family, vit.:
Oscar I.indatrom, Kd Webster, Wilbttru
1111. and C. C. Kcasy. Clio. Herucr-
m'i is on its way Iroin Cbici0. and lie,
; ".
. ..ill
noon be in rue Dusmesa. am.
T. M. North, ol Kist, h also oracrcu a
tcar4tor.
Miss Ada Pisber, ol Mist, i visiliiifi
her istcr, Mrs. Hatlic Wilkin, at A.
Kiumnns'a. She will remain until Mr.
Kiiimon ha her vacation, when the two
will spend the holiday with the home
folk..
There bat been quite a lot of work done
on tbe new route from the foot ol me
Ilradeii hill north to Bridge street in the
uav of blttstiiiK stump nd rolling log,
but Ihere is much more yet to do before
it is ready to turn over to the county.
Recent letter Imm partic living at
Hillslxiro state that K. I.ytle ha ISO men
ami 1(1 team i wois un : w
headed lor the Nehaletil, and that a mile
ol track is laid nnd an engine i already
operating on it. Thi look like business.
The cream checks from the uiamigcr ol
the Hutlewood coui(wuy have been flying
around here pretty lively the past week.
One ol our merchant tells us that more
than 200 wa sent to dairymen in thi
immediate vicinity last month, and there
will be more next month. One thing
thi nierchaut observe in hi buinea it
that he I not carrying any dairymen an
hi book these dtiy, and they buy more
good, too, than In former year. Tbi
speak lor itaell, nd recommend the
busiiies to other ol our luriuer.
1), W. Kcasy went out to l'orcat Grove
Tuesday alter a load of merchandise. R.
R. Tbroop went to ClaUkailic thi week
...,! lirinir in a load ol merchandise
lor hi atore. It eui like our nicr
cbanls get away with lot ol goods these
dy.
Soma day St. Helen will lie consid
rd one ol tbe auburn ol Portland.
The water Iront will be occupied by man-
! nurturing instlUttlons ami tne ouoice
building He here and at Columbia City
I will be ndornud by the roildcticea ot
I Portlnnd'e wenltby clti.eu.
IIUNTINO ACCIUKNT.
Itobnrt Honimel, Jr, Killed on tun
day, on Wnuvln'a Inland.
Robert Rommel. Jr., aged 22 year, ton
ol Robert Rommel, proprietor ol a luel
and Iced (tore at 675 Vancouver avenue,
Pol Hutu, met with lulul accident early
Sunday morning while gunning on Sauv
ie laland, Iroui the effect ol which he
expired at 0;M Sunday evening.
It appear that Saturday afternoon
young Rommel, accompanied by hi
lather nd R. P. Knight, a local grain
broker, went down to Smith' Landing
on tkc hunting boat America lor a day'
duck thooting, and at daybreak proceeded
to act their decoy and arrange lor the
port. The elder Rommel and Knight
Jointly occupied one blind, while the
young nun wa alone iu another a ihort
dUtnnce way. About 7:13 a. in. a muf
fled fraud attracted the attention ol
! l-;.1. 1,1,.. In llilnV lllril
v-". "R ... .'W"- -
body liod diwliarged a defective ihell.
Thi noiiie wa accompanied a lew mo
ment later by an outcry from young
Roitimel, who exclaimed that be wa
hot. The two men hurried to hi it
ance and lound him atretched out on the
bottom ol the blind with tbe blood pour
ing from a gluutly wound in bil right
tide and tattering the tnot interne agony.
Inveitigation developed that the Marlin
repeating ihotgun used by young Rom
mel hail dipped from a log, earning the
weapon to discharge, tbe niuule reating
agalnat tbe abdomen, tbe lull charge ol
No, 0 ihot paaaing directly through tbe
young iuiiu' body, levering aeveral ol
tba Intcttinet, and cuustug them to pro
trude. With the aid ol two other huuter, the
injured nun wm taken aero the take in
a rowboat and Knight, although badly
bundicapped with a pair ol heavy rubber
hoot, ran all the way to a farmer's houe,
two mile distant, and procured a wagon,
in which Rommel wm carried to tbe
itcainer landing, one oi tbe men having
in the meantime gone on ahead and held
the boat until the party arrived.
Reaching Portland at 11 :30 a.m., young
Rommel wa taken to the Good Samari
tan Hoapital and Pf. Rockey ummoned.
Aneatbctleiwere administered nd every
thing powiWe done to relieve hi witter
ing, but there wa no hope lor recovery.
Deceased i urvived by bit lather and
mother, milling at 244 Scllwood treet,
an older brother, who it a clerk in tbe
postoflice and who live at 388 Stanton
ttreet, and a married sister, all oi whom
were present when lie pasted away.
r'nrlona Fighting
'For seven year," write Geo. W.HoB-
man, ol uarper, an., 1 nan umer
battle with chronic atoinach and liver
trouble, but at huit I won, and cured my
t iiiaeasva, vj vm .,..
I'linhMiiatiiiirlv reeoiniiieiid them to all
and don't intend in the lutiira to lie
witliout them in the tiouso. They are
certainly a wonderful medicine, to have
cured (ueli a bad case a mine." Sold,
under guarantee to do the ame lor you,
by Perry & lirabani, lloultun, at oUc a
bottle. Try them today.
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1
UAI.NIKK
Mr. T. N. Ryckmau. who ha been a
resident of Rainier lor the past twelve
years, wa found dead in his bed last
Thursday morning. The deceased was
eventv war ol aue. He leave two
children Mrs. Minnie James and Harry
ttv-uian. The rrtnains were taken to
j
Knapp lor burial.
There re two schooners, the Aurora
and Prcrr. loading lumbcrupat Keed's
mill.
Owen Sims, the six-year-old son of Mr.
O. Sims, wns run over by a wagon list
Saturday,
Mrs. Ilotsupple slipped and sprained
her ankle last Wednesday.
Mis Alice Perry went to St. Helen to
visit Mis Daisy Watkin.
Mis I.eila Muckle, who has been in St
Helen lor tbe past month, is home visit
ing her parents.
Mr. V. D. Tumcson went to Portland
ou a short visit last Satunlay.
A SNAP
lfiO acre of laud near Helena, in tbe
friiio lleswr vallev (or tlOOO! Ol the
l0crc. Oaie cleared and there i a
Aon nivhnnl n( ailllle. DCRr. clltTrV and
orune trees. There in a good ix room
home on the placo and a well ol line
water that never goo dry. For anyone
that want to buy iu tbia county this
a simp. For pnrtictulars Inquire nt tbi
office.
Old paper lor sale, cheap,
office. FRANK KLAOG,
Hvcnitig Telegram.
at this
Agent
Torturea of a 1'reaolier
Tl... nt ll.a (nrtlll-a ot Rov. 0. H
Moore, pastor ol the Baptist church ol
HarpersvilUi, . Y., will Interest you.
He ayi: "I suil'ered agonies, liecauae of
. .u.ruislRnt' oouirh. roiilting Iroui the
grip. I hud to sleep sitting up in bed
7 n,,i, mnimlie without relief. un
til I took Dr. King's New Discovery (or
Consumption, Coughs and Uld, which
rntirelv cured my cough nnd saved me
Iroui consuinntion." A grand cure lor
diseased condition ot thront and lungs.
At Perry A lirahain's. Houlton. Price
60u and 1, guaranteed. Trial bottle free.
Sawed
Steel
Paint I sbsspi se
issl vsrlni Isn't-
Cheao sensrsiors sr
aslnied ss prelif ss tht
Look Isilas the
LI. S. Scpriof sad
ou'll sm it's wtll built.
Relief thaa thai, It's
Tg mads to siand lha waar
far- sis iIr.ua on mJ JernM.
Will UVr
lur tailalaKUS and
oraatn in i.tiim....
aklin mltSr pwiuithlet.
GUIDE TO ALL BLRCTIONM.
Prepared by ilia Oregon Secretary of
State. "
Secretary ol State Dunbar and Attor-ney-tieuerul
Crawford have examined the
election law and computed the time
within which petition mud be filed, no
tice given, and other bu vines conducted
in preparation lor the election. It will
be teen tlmt the campaign ol 1000 really
begin during the last week in December
ol this year, when initiative petition
mud be filed ii the promoter duire to
file pamphlet in lupport ol the proposed
measure. The pamphlet must be
brought to the office ol Secretary ol State
Dunbar by December 30. II the promot
er ol measures do not desire to file
pamphlet, they will liave until February
3 to file petition.
It should also be explained that peti
tions lor nomination lor district office,
such a Circuit Judge, District Attorney,
joint Seuatorand joint Representative,
must be Hied in the office of tbe Secretary
ol State, and not in the offices ol County
Clerk, and the date governing nomina
tion lor State offices are applicable. ' The
following it contain all the date ol in
terest to the voter and the candidate lor
office:
Registration ,
Registration books opened by County
Clerk Tuesday, January 2.
Registration books closed for primary
election April 10, 6 p. m.
Registration book opened after pri
mary election April 25.
Registration book closed lor general
election May 15, 5 p. m.
Initiative petitions
Number of signers required to initiate
laws or amendments, 74H!.
Iast day (or filing initiative petitions,
February 3.
Last day (or filing pamphlets advocat
ing measures, December 30, lUOi.
Last day (or filing pamphlet opposing
measures, February 6.
Direct primary dectiou
County Clerks give notice ol primary
election not later than March 21.
I.ust day (or filing petitions for placing
names on ballot lor State, Congressional
and district offices, March 30.
Last day lor filing petition lor county
office, April 1.
Date of primary election, April 20.
Canvassing vote ol primary election
lor State office, May S.
General election
Ijt-t day (or filing certificate ol nomi
nation lor State office by assembly of
elector, April 19.
LmI day lor filing nominating petitions
for State offices, May 4.
Last day lor filing certificate of nomi
nation lot county office by assembly oi
electors, May 4.
La-t day lor filing nominating petitions
for county offices. May
General election, June 4. ' '
In Mad Chaee
Million rush in mad cdaso alter
health, from one extreme of faddism to
another, when if they would only eat
good food and keep tbeir bowels regular
with Dr. King' New Life I'ille, tbeir
trouble would all pas away. Prompt
relic! and quick cure (or liver and stom
ach trouble, 25c at Perry &. Graham',
lloultun.
For tbe Housekeeper,
Salt (lab ot any kind is quickest and
bed freshened by soaking in sour milk.
Pry the potato peelings, and by usiug
these vou can light a tire with about
(our pieces ol firewood.
drapes and raisins aro nourishing and
fattening, and apples eaten daily insure
clear, bright complexious.
Powdered charcoal is tbe best remedy
for a superficial burn. If laid thickly on
the injured part immediately it will take
uwav the pain and heal tbe burn very
rapidly.
Oil of red cedar, used to moisten cot
ton batting, is a good preventive ot
moths.
Just a squeeze of lemon juice added to
sauces, touiis. gravies or stews alter
cooking brings out tbe flavor wonder
fully and is a great inipiovement.
A lump ol camphor in your wardrobe
will keep steel buttons and ornaments
from turnisHng.
v
A Fearful Kale
It is a (earful fnte to hove to endure
tbe terrible torture of pile. "lean truth
fully tav," writes Heury Colson, ol Ma'
sonville. Ia., "that (or Wind, Weeding,
Itching and Protruding Tiles, Bucklen's
Arnica Salve is tbe lwet cure made." Al
so boat (or cuts, burns end injuries. 25c
at Perry & (irnham'. Houlton.
H. riORQUS
5T. HELENS
Carries a Complete Line ol
Groceries
Dry Goods
Hardware
Crockery
Flour and Feed
Hay
Notions
Candies
Stationery
Fancy Goods
In luct, everything usually kept in a first
class Gencrul Merchandise Store. My
nrice will 1 found as reasonable ns any
store in Columbia County. Your trade
solicited.
Jnst as
L' CtHf ETVT A LWtte Better.
OuuC I I For tbe Same Price
For Less Money
This Week's Store News :
Ladies' Shirt Waists, 67 Styles, 65c to $9.50 Each
Ladies' Tailor Made Suits, fit guaranteed, $7. 50 up
Ladies' and Misses' Coats, Jackets, Capes, Furs, Etc.
Kimonas, Wrappers, Petticoats, Undermuslins.
Biggest Selection Ever shown.
LATEST CREATIONS W MIL LINE It Y""'16 HAT8 CAPS
Hen and Boys' Suits and Trowsers, Overcoats and Rain Coais
$15 Men'f Suits Only $12.15. All Wool Trowsers from
$2.50 to $8.56 Bargains. $12.50 and $14.0 Overcoats.
$10.65 takes 'em.
SHOES, HATS, CAPS
We have closed a contract with tbe larlest factory in the country and will fell
$3.00 shoes for 2.75; $275 shoes for 2.50; $2.50 shoes for
1.90; Men's $4.00 shoes for 3.65; Loggers' $6.00 shoes for
5.50; Loggers' $5.50 shoes for $5.00; Boys' $2.25 shoes for
1.85; Misses' $2.00 shoes 1.75; Children's $1.50 shoes 1.25.
JUST FOR FUN ' Aff -THIS
WEEKaf OC
THEFAYORWEFBiFSiP&lSftHSdl.OO
Peacok Flour
$4.75 Barrel .
OUU
BAILEY
your
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
vni;.. u t,nt,r afvon that the anderptffned
l,ln,l..lBtnt,..r rt tho KitAtP tit Jacob AloXaUilPf.
dn'eaMt, has tiled in the County t'onrt lor Col-
umMa countjr, state ot iirrgoii. "r
roitnt a aarh ailmlniHralor ot naiii eitaic, and
that Friday, the 26ih day of January. 1W. at the
hour ol 11 o'cluek a m.. haa befn fljea by all
wiirt tu the time lor hearing obj;Uona to said
ri'iwrt and the .elUemem tnerroi.
Administrator of the Ertale ol Jacob Alexan
der, Ueeeaaed. t,
UA.lltiPr,l.l "s """"'
Attorueya fur AUmiuUlrtitur.
SUMMONS
In lUe Circuit Court of the State ot Oregon for
me louiuy oi Ltiitimui.
W. A. Simons, J'latntlir, vs. uay otmona, uc
To'lhluy 'Simons, defendaut la Ihe above en
... ..... nr tii ,nt nt firfffon Tnu are
hetebr required nnd coinnuudetl tonpifsr snu
111 till' num.: ' . ..... ... -
answer tne eompiaiut niea ak-iu.
entitled suit between now and the wn
d.yoiJauuary IS
you tor absolute dlvwree, and it yon fail lo an
wer between now snd said time, for waul
thereof, the plsiiuln will take judgment acaitist
vim lor au abaolute dlvorre and the diafolutioit
if the marrie now eiiillng betneeu you ami
snid nlaititifl. , m ... .
This siimmnus Is serveit by publltntlou In
mirsuatiee to an ortler maile by the Honorable
V. A. McBride. Jtidce of the Circuit Court of the
Stale of Ort'Kon fur the Count)' of Columbia,
dated November 18, laOo. Said onler provides
that the first ptibliealiou of this summon!' ahoulil
Ix matle on the 'Jilh day of November, lsXi. and
that the last publication be msde on the 5in
dwelJ.nnary.19U. anWK1L A r-AVIS.
Attorneys for Haintlff.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
The imdentinncd, Frsnk Tsyne. was by an or
der of the County Court of Columbia t ouniy.
Orewm, duly made sud entereil on the 2lt day
of November. n. dulv appointed administra
tor of the estate of Ellen T. Payne, deeeiised. All
persons haviiiKelalma asuiitrt ald estate are
hereby nuiifietl to present Mute to me. duly ver
ified, at uy residence at ttoimwoiw, in CwluinU.
Coniitv. Orepou. UtANK lAtMS,
Aduiiniatiulor ot the estate ol Klleu T. Payne,
detvasetl.
Dated November 21, WOi.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
In Ihe Comity Court of the State of Oreyon for
the County of Columbia.
lnthe matter ot the etdate of Franeis S.and
Chrlallue J, uoerif, uvceaseu.
Kotlee ts hereby gtven b.v ihe uudersljtne.1.
sdinlnlataator ot the etiilo of rranels N and
ClirlUne J. Uoerlir. defeased. tlil he his tiled
iu the above eiitilled eourt hi filial ammnt of
his adniiuinlratlou ol aid estate, and that the
li.... R s. Ilallait. indue of said court, has ap-
IHiiuted Friday. December Kid. ut one o el('k p.
in., si the time, and ihe coiirthotie at M. Hel
ens as Ihe plneo ol hvairiiur aid araouut nnd the
settlement "I said administration: at whleh
lime and place any pereoii Inteiested m.iy u
pear and rile objection tu writiiiit lo aald ac
count. M- v "lr p
Adtnlntslrator ot the etate ol Frattt'ia S. nd
ChrislluoJ. tloerlg, deeeowd.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS .
v...i t. hnrnbe vlven that the nnderaleneit
has Wen a.ipoiuted adiniiiUlratrlx of the rtute
of Alvah II. I'oweii, ueieaneii, uj "
8 llttltan. Judite of the County Court l Ci-luiii
bin Canute, state ot Oreson. Any and all per
ilous having claim!) against said estate are l.re
by reuulretl lo piosvut the same to ib. verified
aonsrillntr to lsw, at my reaidetice at rlttsburK,
Oreiron, oral the law union ol W. II. Powell, at
M. Helena. OreiiOii, within fix months from the.
date hereof.
Hated November 9. M . jj j poWEUU
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