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About The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 26, 1906)
OREGON "MIST Entered t the Posiofl.ce at St. Helens, Oregon, s neconil-olma mnil matter. IssttRn Evkhv Fridav Bv E. II. Fi.AGO, Editor and Proprietor. One copv, one year, in advance. . . .Jl 00 Six months 50 Legal notices 25 cents per line. FRIDAY, January 2d, 1900. COl'STT I'Ol'KT. The proceedings of the County Court for the January, 1'JtXl, term are es follows: Ordered that following be deducted from District No. 5 and added to District No. 4: Beginning at Columbia River on line between section S3, 0-1 and section 4, 6-1, thence west to southwest corner of southeast qr of southeast qr section 3tl, 6-2; thence north l'j miles; theuce east to Columbia River; theHce following shore of Columbia River to place of be ginning. No action was taken in the matter of petition of V. L. Brown et als for change in route of county road. The petition of John Pringle et als for change in route of county road was post poned to March term. ' In the matter of approving the plans for outlay of special road tax, in the sev eral distr cts levying same. Road dis tricts having heretofore filed their no tices of special tax levies for road pur poses, also the plans adopted for the out lay of same to wit: Road districts No. 4, 13, 14 and 15. It is ordered that same ' approved, and matter is hereby re to the County Jnde, to prepare vjnents calling for bids for mak yposed improvements, to be sub ato this court at its March, 1006, In the matter of changing route of county road in District No. 7. Ordered that the Board of County Road Viewers view and survey proposed changes, and that they meet at a time to be hereafter et by County Judge for this purpose. O E Hunter granted liquor license for six months. In the matter of examining and approv ing the reports of receipts and disburse ments during the year 1905 of the several road supervisors. Reports of the follow ing road supervisors examined and ap proved: Districts 1, 2, 3, 7, 8, II, 12, 13, 14 and 15. Ordered that bondsmen of said road supervisors be and they are hereby relieved from further liability in this matter. In the matter of drawing the jury list for 1906, the court drew the list from the names appearing upon the tax roll of the '- 1905. In the matter of the protest of A. G. 'Hotchkiss et als to approval of work known as specification No. 1, R. D. 15. . Court finds that said work has been ap proved and paid for some time ago, and it is therefore without jurisdiction in the matter. In the matter of the complaint from City of Clatskanie regarding obstructions in county roads. Ordered referred to su pervisor of R. D. 10 with instructions to remove any such obstructions. The petition of the Warren Packing Co. to lay pipe in county road was grant ed, but must not interfere with public travel. In the matter of designating the official county newspaper for the year 1906. Pe titions of Oregon Mist and Columbia Reg ister considered and petitioners given till 10th inst at 2 p. m. to file statements of their bona fide yearly subscribers within the county. S. A. Crossby allowed county aid to the amount of $10 per month, clerk to draw warrants on the 1st of each month until otherwise ordered. In the matter of the petition of John F. Cheldelin et als for a county bridge in R. I). 13. Ordered that petitioners or others interested may submit plans und specifi cations and bids thereon by February 14. The seven petitions of the O. R. & N. Co. lor cancellation of and return of taxes on various tracts were laid over until next term for investigation. The following claims were allowed and the clerk ordered to issue warrants in payment of same: R. D. 13 Joseph Uinkle f a) 50 R. D. 14 j C. W. Mellinger 5 50' C U Keasey 73 83 R. D. 15 Nelson A Early W D Hurt Tell Soule V C Braun. .... O A Siedelman . J CMullin 11 20 11 20 11 20 12 40 10 20 13 m It T HotcliKiss 11 00 Philip Glahn 3 40 G G Johnson 7 20 J A McDonald (1 (Jo .Albert Thivierge 1 Henry Claim 8 Hi) A U Hotchkiss 17 20 4 R Turk 7 00 K X nomas P Bergerson. 10 00 15 00 1 The following bills were allowed and ordered paid out of the general road fund. R. D. No. 1. O. Garrison $ 4 00 Lafe Drawn 3D 00 J a Duncan A Ztisni.m J B Duncan iiist,ame I) Balch Geo Graut R n 10 15 47 20 44 20 0 40 40 . . X U llar.cn , 22 00 J M Coojiet );i R. D. X A King N J Dnpont Ferry & Graham. . . J W Nowels 25 5 00 1 05 30 R. U. -1. Albert Adams J TClink M Fresh . . . C'has Frcden . Ins Johnson . J Ctrlso 1 iltQbji.. . 24 75 1(1 K7 12 .'17 10 12 40 K7 10 50 2 ai TAXATION OF RAILROADS County Judge Mat tan their Assessment County Jii.Iku HittUn, having voted as tnemlior uf the Cotintv Homil of Equal- ixtttion to reduce the wasmi'iit of the railroads in this county fn.m $1S,IX0 per mile, as fls.'il by Awwor Im9, to 12, 000 mr milo. thereby depriving Colum bia Conntv and it n-linol mid road i'i-. trietsof about tti,000 pwMiiimn revenue, makes the following uVfenteof his action in lust week's Ufgistei : Editor Register: "I notice that the Oregon Mis' aevnaes myself and H. Henderson with reducing the tax valuation of the N. 1. U. 1!. from $18,000 to 112,000 per mile. The facts are the N. 1 lias less than 22 miles of road in this conntv and pay on a valua tion of 538,600. By eoiupai ing ttio total tax of the rouuty w ith the amount paid by the N. 1'. R. R. for the past ten venrs we tin J as follows: YeRr Total tax of county 1805 133003 IStW 41rr.il N. 1. liid ..34S4.... ... 3822.... .. 4011.... .. 3937.... ... 400.'.... .. 408:1.... .. 52H2.... .. 6313.... .. 04S6... .. 0494.... .. 0410.... ..about 1-1 J .. " 1-10 .. " 1-10 .. " 1-11 .. " 1 12 .. " 1-12 .. " 1-U .. " 1-11 ist7 lSlW ll l!(00 1901 1W2 1903 1904 1903 41240 42130 JtitvSli 4r7ti3 67715 6M 785H StkVH 84000 .. " 1-12 .. 1-13 .. " 113 "The foregoing statement shows that the N. P. paid 1-10 of the total tax dur ing the years of '00 and 1)7, and will pay l-13th of the total tax for the year pJOa Now does Mr. Flagg expect the valuation of the N. P. property to keep pace with the total valuation of the county, or in other words if the N. P. paid 1-10 of all taxes in year 1S96, it should pay 1 10 of all taxes in year 1905. "R. P. HATTAN, "County Judge." We can see no argument whatever in Judge Hattan'a statement. Tho Board of Equalization is not supposed to keep track of the comparative prosperity oi corporations and individuals. Its duty is prescribed by law and is plain and mandatory. It is to equalize the assessed valuations as made bv the county assess or. If the railroad companies were as sessed at a greater proportion of their true value than wera private individu als, then it was the duty of the board to bring thetn both to the face value pre scribed by law; but if not, then it was the plain duty of the board to either sus tain the assessor or raise his figures until they bore the same proportion to the railroad's true value that his assessment of other property bore to its true cash value. It seems to us that there is no escape from this conclusion. The purported transfer of the A & C. road to the Northern Pacific revealed the fact that that road is valued at ?S3,000 per mile, ;.d is paying six per cent in terest on that amount. Farm lands aloii): the line of that road are atcv-J at aliout three-fourth; of their actual cash value. Apply this rule to the railroad cum pan-! ies and we would have an ai-e-smonl of 37,.!.00 per mile. But Assessor Laws W Canach 4 50 ! Fred Adams S j Adams ; 22 50 j Gust Johnson l."7."i M Fresh 2 25 i R. D. 5. I I II C Wyatt & Co 3 50 ' 1 Geo Morel 10 Henry Morel Frank Bishop J W Patrick Geo Clark H M Fowler R. D. 0. ! D Blanchard H li Richardson A K Morgan Fred Trow Ellis & Co 11 2(1 W. J Bums (J nson Lumber Co 0 0 J K Stewart 4 80 R. D. 7. W.L.Brown 9 . Fred Trow 3 13 Loyal Brown 12 Cook Gamble 8 Wilson Lowman 1(J Conrad Snyder 10 50 Robbie McAdam 13 50 Chester l'archtr 2 25 S M Boals 2 25 W Dotson 2 25 G burenkainp 4 50 Slat Jacobson 4 50 R. D. 8. Hendon McAdam 4 50 Mt. Hood Lumber Company )) 45 A Fairchild 12 37 John McAdam 13 50 MaygerCo 7 35 R. D. 9. C. L. Couyers 00 R. D. 10. E E Hogberg 60 00 A M Berg. 10 02 122 50 (i 40 4 40 A E Harvey .... A Itirkenfeld ... M IJ SlcSwaney R. IX J3. T V M-ioey 57,-, O S Lyon '. 10 85 V'm Deeds 3 Peterson & Blackburn 57 75 Wrn Rose 27 25 J B Wright J. 50 II Iiocrr 2 25 C L Conyers 20 45 R. IJ. 14. j l?t r! ' K liricksoii CW Mellinger. ,. G W Armstrong. 1. i. ,.,. 60 J Ktnmons u m A Wood . 10 HO : V S Mellinger J G I'ringlc. . . W U Case . . . 0 00 j 10 80 20 75 j 18 20 I R, D. 15 S R Turk . K Dean R Thomas John Smith Tom Turk If JIuber Hans Cnristenscn. 3 20 10 01 11 20 S.2 20 20 80 7 2i) (To be continued next week ) Defends the Reduction of in Columbia County, was, in our judgment, rather too lenient with tlx corporations. lie assessed thrm nt 1S,000 per niilr, and their at torneys immediately made a roar, and wo two told b some that unless we do ss the corporations desire they will have the big ferry boat assessed in Washing ton instead of in Origtn. This ia the corporation programme threats on one hand nnd favorsou theother. Anything to escape paying their just share of tho public burdens. This is tho great issue befoifl the peo ple to day. It trnuscv-tids all other pub lic questions in its importance ami it is pressing lor settlement in both the lovtit and national fields. We ate told that if tho assessment were higher tho company would resent it and tsko the matter into the courts. We quote from a pamphlet on assess ment and taxation a portion of an ad dress delivered by Charles P. strain, as sessor of Umatilla Countv, when this matter of railroad assessment was before the County Board of Equalisation of that county; "The officers ol this company know, and I know, aud you can know, that their road in this county is assessed at less than ouo-third its full value. "I assert without fear of successful contradiction that ninety out of every one hundred taxpayers have belter grounds for resitting their assessment than this corporation. "L'poli what grounds, then, can this court remove front this corporation its taxes and place them upon the shoulders of resident taxpayers? "I assert that it not only seeks to evade its tax. It does worse. It strikes at the foundation of representative gov ernment. "The logic of their position is that, hik ing been favored in the past, they art entitled to an everlasting continuant of the same treatment. "Sirs, you have no more moral right to red lie i the aseejsnient upon this com pany's property below one-third its full value than you have to abstract the money from the pockets of ono man and empty it into those of another. Mr. Strain was assessing property in Uma tilla County that year at one-third its full value.) "Gentlemen, it is np to you. It is for you to decide whither this corporation shall pay its own taxes or whether the public shall be made to pat them." Mr. Strain was sustained by the court ami the railroad company appealed, first to the circuit court and then to the Su preme Conrt. They were beaten and compelled to pa their taxes. Mr. Strain aim "I aimed to assess property at one-third of its full value, hence I considered that company's rouJ- bed worth t3G,000 per mile." Is tl ere any poefiWo argument that can evade these facts and figures and jnstify Columbia County's board of ciiiniiianuii in reuurina me ranroiiu s i a.-juii.ii.ant ft-r..., OU ItlVl ,1'lJUul mile . , WITHVtOMBK'S PLATF0K.H. To F. I. Dunbar, Secretary of Hlato the .State of Oregon, and to the Kepnb- I lican party and the electors of Oreiroii I i'l the State of Oregon : r James Withvenn.lw. r,.i,lr nt Cnr. vallis, Penton County, Oregon and my post-office address is "Corvaili. Ore gon." I am a duly regintered member of the Republican party. If I am no- minated for the office of Governor, at ,ne primary nominating election to be 42 05 ' held in the State of Oregon tho twenti 5 eth day of April, 1900, I will accept tho 33 jnom'ntio" UIM' wi" ,lnt withdraw, anil 1 11 1 am eiecieu 1 win quality as such officer. If I am nominated and elected I will, during my term ol office, advocate niiti support : Taxation of franchises and cross earn ings tax on telegraph, telephone, express and sleeping car corporiitioni'. Uniform asseesment and taxation of railroads. fitaU- regulation and examination -of state and private haiiki, trust companies and savings banks. Proteci ion of the State in its owner ship of public lainU. A Board of Control for State institti tknr. One board for management of Normal School. Improvement of the Columbia nnd Willitm 'Ite rivers and coast seaports. National ownership of the Oregon City j locks. I Constitutional amendment permitting the Governor or people lo veto individual . items of appropriations. (Form for nominating ballol.) An honest and fearless performance of public duty. SCAITOOSK Mrs. R.J. I'rakes received the sad new from her son, I. V. Dobbins, in Walla Walla, that they had lost their infant daughter, Eula Grace. She passed away the lifth of January. She would have been t months olti the 2Ut. Ge0, I''rakc!'' wha has ' Cali- j forma the past two months, returned home last week, greatly improved in health. Half Hie World Wonders How the other half lives Thosu who use Bucklen'i Arnica Salve nver yon der if it will cure cuts', wounds, burns, sores ami all ekin eruptions; they know it will. Mis. (irAiit Shy, 1130 K, Kcy nolJs St., Springfield, III., says: "I re gard it one of the nbsolnte necessities of iioiisekeeping." Guaranteed by Furry & Grahiint, di 'legists, 23i", THE OLD RELIABLE r 0 BAKING POWDER ABSOLUTELY PURE The greatest of modern-time helps to perfect cooking Used In the best fam ilies the world over Km turn eowoaa 0Om yom Jaaaaww Mrs. Kitty Withrow visited her sister in Portland last week. Miss Xellio Wis is visiting friends in Portland this neck. C. C. Hovcn aud wife are Portland vis itors this week. Hiougliton & Wiggin, who bought the Parr Bros, mill, are making some exten sive repairs to their plant and expect to be readv to lee'ii putting out lumber next week. J. II. Peterwn, owner of the steamer' Ceo. V. Elder, gave us the following j news item: j Captain IT. W. Maker has arranged j with J. H. Peterson to float the wrecked j steamer lieo. W. Elder, and if successful ; will get 133,003 for the work. Captain Baker, who represents a Ictroit wreck ing company, visited the wreck at Gohle and had a diver make a thorough inves tigation. Captain Maker will go to bis hometown for the necessary appliances, and expects to return in March to float the steamer. He says she rests iu a dirfi cult position. Mr. Petersou, who was a sailor once upon a time, also donned the diving suit and inspected the bottom of l the hull. II. C. Wyatt has moved to Uclvicw, Ore., where he intends to conduct a gro cery store. CITATION. In the Circuit Court i( Hip Htaie of Orcsou for tiii! I'omtty I'ulumbtA- !n (he m.ntr of Hie rstiue of Jtach CopvUml, (tcca.-eil. To w It. fcnieUn.l. I II. Coi'ilmel, M.'ltv FillU-r. Hum Krnn-k. JoM't'1! 'opt-lsii'l unt Hfiijaintii H. t'iiu.t, ehUdreii k.,:i I rpjiM-4. 11 n t o'l herftou iinkiii.wu, iiiicrt'ilcil In 1 nii.1 i-ui. lirvvilUKi ,,.,, , ,.i re h.Tchy riu.l mi.J renulr. ! lo n- liKHF I tl UlV t'Olillt V 'lU Tl o lllf Stlitt' of OfPi itt. tlit-re.il. t Mt. lirlirtii'. ti nil- ronniv of i''l:im ' 1 '- " Wilit-'l;i', tli '.H'li liny jt Kuliruur)'. f.U), ul ,itie i i it Kin tlo titu'rii""!! oi tiint tny th;a m Uit llien, to liovv eau If Btiy liu'tv tie, w hy an imler lionlo nol he ma 'e uruntili lo tin tvoniilltMistri x nl Mtl'l i-tnte I'enul-Si.itl uno ilirM'iliijt lo-r to X'll the r,-ul fcnt.tie of fni'l Oe- ci t,-l in Coluuihm i'ltinity. lroi?"Hi. nail ile- ' 1 1 Mt-. 1 tt- inUi,rtiH, tn-ull: l;.-ilniilln altl. N. mjiut, by u-vl t,-onl,-t in i ni.k X at imf t ri-conl of il-,-l.i ho i oMUiilitu .. unity, iirev'nti. iheiu-e rtitiiiliii: iiorthtoy. r.illowuie the viutfru lliifol Un-I ol .1. W. i.rcwt'll. rt-eurn.-ii in honk a ut Jwiite liil. re'ori!i, nf iK-eiU for ,ai'l county, to the nnnh Hue of l he- ul I s. t;. Arhllh a i I c: Iheoee H. i tWun'vn K. iiiiiif the north lino of Hai'l ,1 I - to the lumt iicetiil Ut Jrtu 'h I., mid iti.niiiniln R. i'oi-.lftn, , hv ilecl reonleU In ImmiK X Ht IHlltv IM. rei-onln of ,J,e,ltt nf knhl i-onnt ; thence th-icrce w ., followhiit wt. erti lnm ol laiot ol vno! jn.eph I.. nu! Ik-nj tmlii K. t oiiemlnl. i-j m . I.. e.riKT of Mt;l miikt Mlll-r luiol; theio-e ucti-rly. f.illimiinc the liorthern line of ut'l Klnu-r Mfl'er Uml lo lg-i oi tuaiuiim. eoiitiiititiiit r.'.wrfii more or ic. in p,:Ctioloi IT mill 1. t'itt nnlil, ( S., K. 1 W. ol the Vt Ulumvtte M.TOUr.iK Alo. ml Hint portion of the 8. ('. elillli' i I c thiit In hoiiluh-il on the tie. I hy the N. 1'. llv, rluht of uny.o:i the toitth hy tho I. O. tl. F. ceineteri', on the ea.-t hy the eoutity roail k'ii'1 ln from fit. Heli'iin lo Corttiiti't. tlre-oii, uti'l on the no;th hy l.tml flecletl to Jterijiiinlli It. ,lol Jokefh L. t;oThlll'l, hy rh:( reoolel ill huok X lit iiil 111 of Oeeil rei-onh, of Cohnntiln Counly, iireyoii, e,;iuhttn. thr. e ai-fe? more or In... In mm lion 17, tonuhl)i I N., H. 1 W. ol thO lllniiu to- MvrKlluli: rtlno, ten uerei, inore or lem, of the H. C Aehllle I I e lo fee'!. in lowiihlp 4 N'., K. 1 W. ol the Willamette Merhlinn. ileM-.rllil tui he Kinniii'; at n pot on the Houth line of th! H. (J. Arhllien 'I I c. whh'h (iont hi-uri ftouth fii ili-ttreen eiist, '4.fi i-liBliiH from then. W corner of Mini 'I 1 e: theliee ninth hi ih-ureH ?7 niiiiiiteit, eioit 'H 'JJ ehiii tiii to u I,! nt on the Hoiitli II tie of the J. M. Millnr.1 traetrif l.uol (htiice aonlli m iv t-'reen .Vi Hililiite went lo the N K. corner of the John llenver triiet, iletliilnl liy ilewil lo him of Ime Oct., t.er 11, UDI. roi onlni in hv.k X nl OeeiU. nteoriiii of I'olumhhi t;oinilir. irreitotii theliee MHilherljr aloiiK the '-ut ln.tlliihiryof aMkt Heaver' tra:l, lo the rt. K torner thereof, on the Koitlherly lino of nahl Ai htliea i 1 c ant thetHre noiitheHnterly to the point of heiiitiolliK. WifneiiK the Ifonomhle K. rt. Ilrtltai), Jmljre uf the (N unity Conrt of the Btiite of OreKon, for the coonty of Coimiihlii, with the neat of mill Court rlixf, thin nth ilnv of January, A. U. HwS. , Allot; II. IIKNIjKK-iiN i:i,.rk Hv tt. A. HAIlKIi. Iieinity Clerk. Keiii of I he County Cuurt ol loiniiihiu County. Oreiruu. JR. KliW'lX now, PHYSICIAN & SURGFON ST. 1IEI.KXH, oitKur ' Order to Show ( nnse Why Hale of Real Kstate Should t lie Made. In I lie County Court of the Ktnto of Orenon for the County of Coliiiuhln, In the matter or th etuto of Alfred C. Wolf nu liiHaue person. ' It ni.peyinii to I he Court from the petition of r.'muro r.. nii7.en, tue iiiiiroiuu of the enlale of AlfreilC. Wotf. an Insane iiirM,n r,rvii,i, (,.,.,. onli r of nale ol ee-lalu real late bi'lomrliiit to wiliI lnane ).toii; anrl that It i for the beat hilereau of Hi I'l lu-mie r,ti. 11 ml necenrnry lor hit niainteiiaiiie iliataueh real eatule nhoulil he nolo : . It In hereby onlercil that (he net of kin of aahl luraue per. on, ami all puranu luterenleil In Mahl eatate. njijiear before , hit eoitrl oil Hat. iirrhiy, the Jltli iluy of February, IU0U. at II o'elia:k In the foretKain of i-al'l rlay, at the eiurt room of thi Court ul rtt. Helena, firegoti, then anil there lo ahow ciiue, If any there lie, whv an ririlerhoiihl not be iinuiUKl tor the title of an Iff real estate; Anil It Ik dirlher oMererf that ft coriy of thin onler he (lubllaheil nl lenat onee a week for three auceeaaive ivceka heiore the Kai l lny of heurini in '-The Oregon Miat," a n(lvr'lller of aeuprnl elreulallon. printed and ptiblUlicd III auirl coali te of Colombia, Mute of firetfon. iiattil January in, VM, ft. . II AT TAN, Ciiiinlv Jiid.c, W. . l'OU'KU,, Attorney for i.uar.llau. i it i Lk1(5)P WE WANT A SHALL FARM RIGHT AWAY around DEER ISLAND Purl cash. We have Inquiries for fnrr.t land nnd timber in all parts ol Oregon and Washington. Wc also have numer ous trades on our books. Wc have more tli.m 10,000 acres of fine Alln-rU wheat land for sale and one place in Allierta to trade for good land in Oregon. I you have anything in the Kcal Estate lino to trade or sell, we would he pleaded to hear from yon. HRI(lOS-rORl) REALTY CO., 133'J l'irst St. Portland, Ore, A SNAP 100 acres o( land near IVlens, In the erli'e Heaver valley for 1000! Of the UK) acres, G me cleared aud thero Is a lino orchard of apple, pear, cherry and prune trees. There is a good six room house on the place and a well of lino water that never goes dry. For anyone that wants to bny in thin county this is a snap, tor particulars Inquire nt this otilce. Syrup of White Pine and Tar, the old reliable cough remedy. I'or sate by A.J. IVniing, druggist. TIMBER LAND FOR SALE. 1C0 acres In section 23. township fi north, ran no 4 weat. Price mudo known on application nt this offlro. V.. II. KlJVllO. FREE This paK-r give wav with one war's subscrip tion, paid iu advance, KKEK niOt IT PHOTO GRAPHIC VIEWS (Si.-.c 810 inches) Of the principal buildings ut the Ecuis ami Clark Ct-ulcuiiiid. Old sulwcriU rs may secure these handsome Souvenirs by paying ull arrearages stnl ONE YEAH IN ADVANCE Nothing has ever cqualicJ it. Nothing can ever surpass it Dr. King's New Discovery Ford nrnrrioi A Perfect For All Throat and Cure : Lung Troubles. Money back if It fell. TrUI DattltS n-M. RAILROAD LANDS FOR LEASE Lands of the Oregon ami Clif ruin Kailmrwl Company, in Oregon, w ill be leased for the year 1000 subject to cwi cvllation uf It-a-e in fhe event of the title of the land during the term of li n.e. Gutters of fnrms and ranches adjuitiing railroad l.iiids shmild fiU their iipplic lions lot Inter tlum February 1, 1000, after which date applications from other W iit also be conaidered. AddreSi cii.vuLKS w. i:i;i:ui.iN, Acting I.aiid Agent, 1025 Merchants' Fxehaiigo, San Francirico, Cal. Old papers for tale, cheap, nt this office. FRANK FLAGG, Agent FWcning Telegram. J y- II. K. CLIFF, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON HT. 1IFJ.K.NH, NOTICE TO CREDITORS The nnder-litnid, Frank 1'ij-n. hv an 1 r der of liie Coi.nly Court of Ciiloiiihia Countv. Ori-Kon. iluly tnaOe a:id eiilerrd on liie ,'lt day of NoveiuU-r. Itai,. ttulv ain,tnr-d loililiiilatru' tor of the e.lnle ol f.lletl T. 1'ii.vne, detiii' ed. All j'ranria li'tvlnu I'hilma airaltot aeid entale ere hereby notified to ireeiitame to lue. 'Iitlv er. tiled, nl my reaideueo at Hennpooae, In Columbia County. On iron. IliANK I'AVNK, Admlnlairnlor of the elate of Klleii T. I'nfue. deeeaaed. billed X01 umlHir 21, Wi. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN My wife, ilr Clllcla Mow haa left my hed and txirtril witlioilt Itixt CMiias or proviM-itlhiti, aud I will not aland irood for any nVM abe mai ou trun! from IIiIk date. JA.MKH H. XIW, enioiihi, o.-i'Koii, Jan. 1, im.'O, OREGON SlIOJT IINE Union Pacific AND UNION liK"Of. I I Leaven I', "a: M I Hull)'. II l'i 1'." Jl. I'ali)'. Arrive. as l: it'. I'ully. (Mil Alio- I'Oltl I. A M'i MI'KCUI, (or II,.; Ku-l! Vill llillilltlttloll, j "'Hi'Ok a n i v r.TETt.i lor Kiialerll Waalilnr ton, Walhl H'lillii, l.i-w laloli, Coenr d'Alenii; nn I (irnut Nortlierii, oollila. j ATI.ANtr('f!f'jtKM! lor the Knat via illHil Itia'ton. I A. M. I'ail)', ii;l.'i I'. m; I'ally, r:ll A. M Ihilly. TI1KEK DAILY TU.UNS yoit AM, POINTS KAhT. IvOWIvR COLUMMA RlVKR. Hteamer Iln.aiilo leavr-a rortlnnl daily, ei t Hilnilav, al h.00 ri. rn. xl.,lv lo.iVf ' , for Aatorlii no.) wae InnOlnira Ki tnriiliii, leave. Aatorlu nl. i.m n. m. dnilv. ex"e,it ""' A. L. CRAIQ, tk-ueml Fnawivtr Agent. HUM1I.AM) Ore. An Aerku tura What do you tliink of thin oOtorV THE 0RIH00N MIST and THE METROPOLITAN AND RURAL lor $1.00 A YEAR Thl offir In open l'r llinll'l I lm only. Wo wwi't Mi liow Ioiik w " "null Mtvo mi oi.porluiilly lo iilvo you nurli n Immnln, UO'Tlirl',fiKTIt)lMI.ITAN ANI VltAI - IIOMH U Thn Nat 11 il AW MuZ MoiUhly ol ll.o UiiHod Ntalm. It (wmIim Knuiia o iWif oiiit Klv Itn rwiilKr llio nrliiul fiMrUinr' r how hy v igr"iJll,i.iolliod,M mmi rulao.1 HtHi lul.-ls 0f elr,l . i f 'iioiatoo wlillo I.U lr 011 llio winio -ronit miIm'.I IiXu of line iitillly i liow laruior r.t llvo . ut ln Iiiniiir I"" ..1 ... iiHiinj mi i--"- . ..11 il...... uriiolii-nl xiiticiici-h vtin nuuiiaiinu iiiiiny ollieri. : ... ...... or.wia mill mill now joii iit-tiitMiFi i ji'i" '-t. iL'rli'itl(nr,il imlHT. wiiii iroin ' -; liilt'i J'rltliiK ri iiiiliiK by llio ""wnl cilolirutod nulliorlilca. i ihi.mwImI lit frullaor liorlleMlliir, jtMM would llfcn lo limr Imm lha u 00 11.1. .Mi.in, Kino i nil1 t" 1 t. ir r..u nr. l,.tr,.il in rf.it. r ..il.Ji. V t'VmrJiTi' " ". Of KlKlu. HI, l'l Jt-U. ' ' AUTMIIKITI, H , ele.l I" Lome. r l,..r-hrHil '"'' A, K. AU. tMll lt, l-V., Mmllaon, W la., rn.l Ill yon. , ( I too me lotoreaird li. I.eea tu.i nasi lo hr CrMm A. 1. IIOVWKN, at "tlli, f. wlfo laan-AtiTllimil I'N I'l I- ,.m,f 1. unii.s ir ..mar. Inter-.!.! In e"m " l " " UOUtU, a Awes, la, li U truly llm tll HIM. . i ... MM l,i.mali"1 III iMirtlrullmii Join wne.1 In liiaar reom mor, alOltal CBAU?. "l aViIU I .1. H.l. I ..I I I . I KNM I. IM ". , I,. ",H?u7. heorry 1 if " Ti:"AhTM M A.illH 1 ' Torn-h-. HUt It ton nr. latarinlnl In (.""" r " ,,',r T- ,: VHH " lh. AMhiat AN nuniiV .tM-tn'i.itioN, ii"i i If yon nre li.tnrMie.1 In .oe...l 6ilulmio you will wnullo Itmr rruau OKOBUH HI. Wllll.VkKtl, u llo.io.., l,.aa. ... . If yon nro li.iere 1 In ti" t.H-l. Iu gonunal - waul lo huaw feum OOU CHAIll k.H r. Mll-U"., ol fitlio.-il. Id, ill. If ynw am loteried lo annlrnlns or sxnU you will WJnl lo lieur from IIKMnt ril'l.l'. ol shennuilonli. lo. ..... i If yon nr. I,..e,e.tl In I I- de.dnl.. nnd IV" " from ' il.lxAMla.lllill III A I I II, of .l.IU. ' I II K IKA UHt IN Ilia) I.ISK. if Intrxalml 111 liiraee rol.ln yon will h""' tmm II. Vm", nl wJnWy". ""..li 'Tn.ol. i Ml' WAN W MO Il.W Al HAIHVH IU I UkJ.lliS.NT ' lUAMill.MIMI H llKtV. ' "THK Ul'UAL HOMK" In nu old CHtaliUnliptl ncrlciilttunl motitlil), nnd now lnm rlrculntloii of flOO.OOO oplc rarh Uiif, mid lit I -ii 1 to mid iiiiiny I IioiimjuhIh moro by iiu-nn of tlili nrriiiiKonu'iit with TIIH OKIHION MIST. Thin grout oHt-r In open lo r.VKUYOMCj both old nnd now mil.mrllrii oro uriir-tl lo accept It. 8tnd ono dollar mid mi'iitloii IliU otTcr nmllyoii ou 11 liuve Til 13 Mi:TltOItMT.N ANI Itt'ltAta IIOMI1 without a.l.lltloi.al rout. Heud to-dny. AilJrrM Till: OltrXiON MIST, St. Ilolcn Ore. Sr- iikwiti.t, I'm.! Ivtlt. Wk. S ti e COLUMBIA COUNTY BANK ST. HCLENS, OREGON- Transacts a ()cuer.il U.tiikiiig Ijiikiucss Iutcrcst I'aid on Deposits Cu'.lcctions Made l:oreij;n and Domestic lvxtl!aiiKC Portland Currcspondciit l'irst National Hank !?!! -.iffi"'' '!ff1!FWn?.?F1!f1?fWVf!i.VMIf!?rl?,!rifn'rK 7 New Walk-Over Styles for Hen 83.50 AND S4.00 mtQMT OpiKwitc J'orkiiirillotfl. iUiaiaiaiUiUiUiiiiuiiuuiainiUiiiiiuuiaiiuauuaiuii I THE BIG STOREl DOViV QY THE DIG SAWMILL 3 Receiving New ill (lie 2E Sw lluau Ucputnliun i,l I.t,nK iGeneral Merchandise! Dart & tr i B U. Helens, (JliJUJiiJiimiumiiiiiiiiiiiiiii l'OR l'OK'1'l.ANA HAll,V IRALDA ht earner C. I llQOCtlKIHK, KHr for I ''"'i ,. lli'IHtl.Mo I . nt. J li.lt I,'. ;,t H o . , , I-' tllll,, , lenvra rnrtlniir nt o::ni , St. IU-leuaut i:l,). trriviiiK Paper Hf 1 HOME only .....i..,...a ulll li i,iiIIIiIiiI iiml i... ......... u...,..u.iv.i Villll liulll. A ran "I'l'i ""' ... ... niu - : 1. 1 n ;n-ui inn aiiuuiiny M Ui, f t al'l.'ttt. Sf.H SAKI t ,Jlt t Mllltf. 3 --3 3 m j .,0005 5fNH w" J K0 roiri'LAM) a3T Goods Every DayJ Week. Sliui,li(, for oij- .1U i(l.nt in Muckle. 3 in in,,, N"Tany l'i iii.it-. 'oVYAHlll, I H. tioimiKv, ATTOUNMY-ATLAW. Ile.il Kal.de raet, 1'. IHl.h I 1 1 .ril-.tr I., h W7 1 1: . lih ATTORN iiY-AT-LAW. U.U.VHiK, , OHSd
