The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913, February 02, 1906, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextLOCAL fttiool rriwrt cril U very la-stfuriii j (r liutiilrt-1, with envelopes. Mr. j. w ,,By' ,)II,,r'' iy WM vl-.it"' to Clatakanl on Monday Inst. o w. jinnies, formerly ' Q'li'ify. ''t I I.... VrMMllllOtlll IlllllltV. HOW n ri'" " ' wt vllt"f " 8'-,Klcu" ou 8umly ,,...) Moiwiny mi, Mr Martin While lw iilimwcril 111 faii.ti'tiwy lor rc rlrctiou to the ofl'ico ol ihrrlll, awl w ",:Br M c,"e,,m' There will I work lit the Kntercil Ap nn-iiilce lH-Rirc Haliirilay night, il W. 11..!...,. UllllfC rt. " ' H uicmlK-m iiifte'l to attend, All so lotiriilna lire tbrrn cordially Invited. filirrllf White returned Sunday (mm Cl.ilkenle. where he went lor tlie pur , ol tll"K "' esecuUon (lit I,ock ,l,MKle mill. The property was pur- . .1 I... ILiiru k nil. "ilillv" Clarke, ol Oenrni", editor ol the litrvals Star, and canauiate lor the Krpiihlli'iiii nomination (or Bute Printer, lias been toolliiK np hU Interest In Col umbia County during the s week. y,r. W. A. Harris, our present deputy clink, h ennoiinewt lilmacll mi candi date for nomination m clerk, subject to t!ic decision ol the Republican primaries. l'omona tomorrow (Saturday) at W'm- ... . I... .. 1 . ITU. II will ucan iiiicrrwinu ciuii aim Vail Orange will do ilcll proud. Kvrrr r.riiiue In the county sliouM mid prob ably will send K'lotlly 'lelctiou. Speakers nl note will he preeul. WAN'THII District menttrr to pout in, advertise and dlslribtit uniuplr. Salary f IS weekly, 3 r Amy for e-i-ur. State (te and present employ ment. JPI'.U. 811 KAR CO.. 3it Ran dulpli St.. Chli-aW. j Another plraout dancing party at the Masonic ll.itl last I'riiUy niKht. Tlii-re : Ure atteu.uure mi l priMiiptly at iiitliiiKlit drfiu-iiiil Ci.iw.t, and a'.l ilep'irt- r I f .r Ihrir Immea. Thcie can he im ub .vii..ii in nu ll nam e aua mry tiioui.i I cn;imni!k'd. Mr. il. I' lie'lrafl, limlher ol the youiiK i.'y lm U .l-.iTiilly retiiemhrrcd a a v .-ijc in our loral m IkhjI, wa a pawn. K'rr Ifoiii ."vm 1'wiiU-o on the uteatu vh .iirr ii)it li, which I loading limi Uf at the wharf ( the Ori-Ron Wood Co. in tint city, Mr. IViirnil ha tried Cull l.nU mid (iiidt that he prcler Hv;on I Hume, A an indknlion ol -the Ktle Inquiry T..r rv il ei.itj in Luiumnia touury we '.e til t the rworda allow thai lir the mt iiiuiitli thrre !iat"e hren reoof ded dirty irr. in rxiiK i( ie luilnlicr ht the .i'iic in. .mil of it year. The tn'iuiry Sit lutiU'r und f.irtn laud la Iwttcr Hum ft h.n ever Wtn in the hUtiiry ( the ...inly. f.ic lat cent ol the .U-M on the M. K. t 'IiiihIi Ii bcrn raided. KeV. Krillp h'i .Imwii ;'t enrfy and jrsrvriauc in t'.in muter, an I he j-ivr lull ciedit to the i-..ilt u( tliit Ciiiuiiiiiuilv. veff few t wi..ti ar.i ii'inU(i ol the M. K. I'li.irvli, Mr. Keinp'a wmk here, in II 'iilNti. oii l it ilniiiier, khnwa that he "''''-l a K'rnt del) of limltira alii!l!v. ij'Mllly uI ai itti tMjiry in the chiin.li . in ut!u r walka ol life, SVc.N in cmilr variety mid quantity. Garden !!ri'd, l'luwer v'ed. V.'liyM iid awnv fur t!n in M. t'. (ilt.lY, ft. I..lm. T'" mhmiiu't l...lins ut the JNtuekle Kiothert wh.ir( iii t!u city, and aimtlirr wx'ii I, i arrive. The carport lor tliee vi:lciinnll of railroad tir from the rawuiilli mi Ui,i niver. When we have a j.,xmI null u ruuninj onler. the coimliiiimc in course ol coiHtrurtion, the qmirriinaiid the fi.lirrirn Riviii( euipluy mriit to many men, tlie new St. Helena will I n larger and Utter town tlinu the old uiie w.ia in its Iwst dny. The State ,( Oregon la f 121,000,000 i idler thmi a yenr u'o, m shown by the nu-ied Viilti:itlim ol the varlom eonntiea hy the iMiuity vic,ir' ti jiut filed at Sulim. )n tlie totnl vnluntlou wn flKH.llSS.osi, Tlc nmcsmnct of l!X)5 m.ik.s it pl0,l5l),(J.S5. The iucremrd a ai'wmeiit U largely due to the raining of Value, alllimi;h a he:iltliy growth ol flu nret would have hecn aliown hl not the valuation liecn raiacd ia order that the levy nilKht lie lowered. For Nhi rllf ' hereby announce lnyacll ai ft candl d.ite for re noinitmtUm to the office ol Sheriff ol Columbia County j aubject to the action ol the Republican volem at the direct prluiarlea to lie held April 20tll. MARTIN WllITlf. For He nreacnUllre. I hereby give notice of my Intention to circulate a petition lor nomination on the Republican primary ticket (or Re r enlntlve In the leRiiilutnre from Col "inbia County. Ef.MKR T. CONNICI,!.. For I!cprniiriitntlT I hereby announce myaell naacnndl ''"le for nomination lor the office ol Rep resentative, anhject to tho nctlou ol the Kcpubllciui voters at the direct primaries. Fl.ATi'ORM Strict adherence to the direct primary lw. In letter and anlrit.. Taxation ol franchisea. Tll.l . "... i rujn.1 viiHfiii, The llraiitje Good Roada and Pure l'ood !,nws. Reduce the number of Nonnul ochoola to two, Itqiinl taxation of corporntloim nnd In 'Jlvlduula. . j5f n tyrAUa REPUBLICANS Claud Galch, of Marion County, who in seeking the Ucpuhliottii nomination for Secretary of State, never held a paying office uor has received a cent for his long service to the party, This does not count if there should he a more competent candidate, but if not, lend him a hand at the coming primaries. Tell a friend. OF 1XTEKKHT TO T.lXt'4 VFUM. Kvery aaaeawir ahall require any pertou liable to be taxed In hl county to lumlnh him a Hat of bit real etat aituatcd In lila county liable to Uxntlon, and a list ol all bla ieronal property liable to taxation In thli State, and ahull require aucb tier' ton to make oath that to the beat ol hi knowledge and belief men Hat contain a lull and true account ol all hit property liable to 1 taxed In mich county; and II any person shall refuse to lurulsli such list, or toswrar to the same when required so to do by tlie assessor, such person shall forfeit and pay to the assessor, lor the use of the county, the mm of Twenty Dollars, which sum may b recovered by motion In any court having Jurisdiction ol matters of debt or coutrwet to the amount of Twenty Dollars. I'.xtract from Codes and Statutes of Oiexon. The verified list provided for by this section Is not an assessment ol the prop erty, uor Is the assessor bound by it. It is only an aid to the assessor lu srrlviiijj at the true value and amount of properly to la? assessed to a vrton. As the time (or making the assessment and completing the roll, and the assist ance, Is limited, it la-comes very neces sary that as much, time as posaltile be saved J and as it has Iwen the experience of assessors that much time may be saved hy (uruishiuii property owner with nec essary blanks that maybe made up and returned to the asivssor ; and where this plan bss Iwrn adiqHcd it has been found very satisfactory lo IwtU taxpayer and as urssor. In following this plan the assessor liss derided to (ro to each of the different povtufrirrt In the county and remain at each place only a lew days, and il anyone has any particular business they with to attend to iu person they wilt have the nppurt unity to do to; II not, they may fill out their blank aud return it to his omce ; alter tlie blank has been received at the office the assessment w ilt be made and a statement mailed to the ppiperty owner. Ou account ol much trouble aris ing Iroin making the assessment of prop erty where deeds have not been recorded, the asacsvir has decided to follow the law and aM-sa prnrty to owner as shown on rrcoid at lirt uf March. I kkubkx tf I C. C. and Martin Huven have bought the gasoline launch, Annua, in Portland. They wiM rim tier liet-wen Reiilien, Coble, Kalama a:id R liniir for passen gers and light freight. lllifMSia s ( im, litiit, n tsossd tt. r . nu n i lrarinir the eroiiml to relmild their Winnaits llnis. have a lart-e crew of mill and dam. Tliev will build the dam and mill farther down Jones creek nn will run a siair out to the N. 1'. trac thereby doiiiij away with the flume F. M. Daniel), Thomas Daniels aud C. I vinlels and families, ol Portland, have moved out to the I'ppcr Tide Creek ntli:htrhm I, where they Intend to cn gatje Iu the lumber biisiuciej lor the I.en g::her l!rs. Colde Orange No. fl'.11 conferred the degree on five candidate at their last meeting. Last WedneSihiy altcruoon Hercules Circle No. 3T.", of liohle. installeil the lollowing ofTicers for the year WOO: P. C. N Jennie King; O. N. Clara K. Graham; Adviser, Ida C. Welter; Clerk, Flora A. Fowler; Banker. Marion 0. Purer ; Magician, Grace Graham ; At tendant, lKillie Alexander; Inner Senti nel, Ann Koble; Outer Pcntincl, Hen rietta l-'owlcr ; Captain ol Guards. Dana Maginn; Manager, IHdia Wise. Mr. T. C, Watts was the installing officer. liii'kla Man In Arkansas. "I'm the luckiest man In Arkansas," writes II. I.. Stanley, of Ilruno, "since the rctitoratioii of my wife' health after (i yean of continuous coughing and bleeding from the lungs ; and I owe my good (urtuno to the world's greatest med icine, Dr. King's New Discovery for Con sumption, which I know from experience will cure consumption fi taken in time. My wife imiroved with llrst tattle and twelve bottles completed tlie cure." Cure the worst cough and cold or money refunded at Perry & Graham, druggists. ' BOc and fd.00. Trial tattle Iree. For Sai.K Pure bred Black Mluorca cockerels, Northrop strain, from pritc wlntiing birds. For particulars cull on or address J. A. Wikatroui, Yankton, Or. I hnve money lo loan on approved rcalestate security. n vom ' St Helens, Oregon, A Healing floapel. The Rev. J. C. Warren, pastor ol Sha wn Baptist Church, Bclair, Gi., says of Electric Bitter: "It' a Godsend to man kind. It cured me of lame back, stifl joint, and complete ph'ysicinl collapse. I wna to weak it took me half an hour to walk a mile. Two bottles of Klcctric Hit ters huve made me so strong I have just walked thee miles in 60 minutes and feel like walkins three more. If made a new man of me. " Greatest remedy for weakness and all stomach, liver and kid ney complaints. .Sold under guarantee at Perry & Graham's drug store, Price 60t. VERNON I A ITEMS. John Vanlllarlcoin, of Portland, has been visiting relative! hereabouts the past week or two. Douglas Maglll ia the latest to get a separator and join the duiryroen ol the Rock Creek route. Mrs, Ann Tracy lias gone to Portland to atop with tier aister Nellie fur few niniithi. Meanwhile Frank will look after the ranch, all by bit lone sell. Vernonia Grange will mret now twice month the sccoi.d and fourth Satur days, liuiijiess with our grangers ia looking up, they sgy. A. Houle, who ha been sick for a couple ol weeks, 1 able to be alout the ranch, Mr. Arthur Johnson 1 alro much Improved, and Grandpa lies is getting better, lie passed hit 101st mile alone January 6th last. Kallroad new I slightly mora encour aging for our Vernonia people than at last report. It la said that the survey ors who have beeu surveying the dales Creek-Wilson Kiver route have found It impossible so far to get pror grades, and that they are now turning their at tention toward the Heaver Creek Pass route, which, If adopted, wilt bring the road our way. It Is also reported that tha Northern I'aclflo ia contemplating thu building the preseut year ol their line iurveyedaand put into blue print three rear ago, from Kcappoose into the Nehalem. ied, at her home on Beaver creek, on Friday, January Stlth. at 10:30 p. m., Mr. Marv K. lies. Mr. Ilea was par alysed on the right tide a)wut eighteen year ago and ha been an invalid lines', having been practically bedfast for two year past and almost helpless for two month or more. She wa born in De fiance County, Ohio, and wa 84 year old December 4th last. She was mar ried to Wni II. !!as, iu Ohio, Septem ber 4, 1WH, and with her husband went 10 Illinois, where the) lived about 10 ears, alien they cum west, landing in the Ni lialein almut 15 years ago, where they have since resided. She loavis a hnslaiiid and lour children Credo, Jer. ry, C'nrtis, and Mrs. Sarah Humphrey, one child, a boy, hsving died tome year ago. Funeral service were held at the ! church in Vernonia on Monday last, and the body wss interred iu the cemetery noith ol toau. ni aoi.t tiok. The follow ing resolutions ol ccndolcnro were adopted by Vernonia (i range No. 4) in behalf ul their deceased brother, W. M. Wilson, ol Yprnnnia: Whereas, At the will of the Almighty thai, our brother, W. M. Wilson, was --, visa f - call.nl to Ins better borne; and ,m W liercas, In lit ileatli our tir tnlnetl a deep felt loss, be il I lu-solvcil, That Vernonia Gr tU,jl.t a trno and diligent nie Whereas, In hi death our tirangc to- rnnafl has member, bis family a loving litmUud ami father, and lie it liorolved, That onr charter be dr)eil in mourning lor sixty days, and a copy of the rexiluiious be sent to ttin be reaved family ; to l published in the count v tinner, and to bo spread ou the minute ol our tirange. I-ot t SirflKBT, Maa. Ida Mili.inoxu, John F. Chki.iiki.i.i, Comimtteo. Fine wealhor, this week. Kverything point Uiward an early spring. The Kutherford Jt lleacock Lumber ing Co. ia building a spur to the railroad to they will bo able to ship by rail aa well as by water. Thi will be on ol tho best equipped mill in Rainier when completed. Among the passenger lo Portland last week were A. I.. Clark, Mis Nora Con yon, A. C. Alton, Karl Alexander, and Carl Stewart. Mr. Flagit, of the Oregon Mist, was a Rainier visitor Saturday. Mr. J. A. Schoiinescen, of the cream ery, ha purchased a new Oliver type writer. A Mist Btiles, of Ban Francisco, Cat., a teacher in art embroidery, I in the ! city. Sho ha organlxed pilw cl and those, taking lesson seem to manl iest a grant deal of Interest in the work. The new M. K- Church it almost all plastered, and the work ol placing th pewt will begin this week, The build ing will probably bo oion for regular tervlc by February 11. Mr. Winchester died Inst Sunday at thi place. Mr. AViiu lioster. Im been a resident ol this place for great many years, wa a cooper and for mnnv year made all the barrel used on the lower Columbia river. He ha lor tome time been quite fnoblo, M ho wa quite along In year, being past 80, und during the past' two week has been bedfast. Mr. W. M. Perry led tho service at the grave a.id iinulii a few remark on tho past life ol the dvecasod. The Yellow Fever Germ has recently liecn discovered. It bears a close resemblance to the malaria germ. To free the system from disease germe, the most effective remedy Is Dr. King1 New Life Pills. Guaranteed to cure all diseases due to malaria poison and con stipation, 25c ut Porry & Graham' drug store, j hAlNIEK I FriKliirully. llurnnl. Chas, W, Moore, a machinist, ol Ford City, Pa., bad his hand frightfully burned iu an electrical furnace. Heap piled Bucklen' Arnica Snlve with the itstial result: "a quick and perfect cure." Greatest healer on earth lor Burns, Sores, Wounds, Jtcxcma and Piles. 2Tx: at Perry A Graham's, druggists. A SNAP MO acre of land near Pidena, in the fertile Beaver valley lor 1000! Of the 100 acres, 0 arc cleared and there II a fine orchard of apple, pear, cherry and prune trees. There I a good six room house on the' place and a well of tin water that never goe dry. For anyone that want to buy in tbl county this I a snap. For pnrtlctular inquire at thi office. Syrup of White Pine and Tar, the old reliable cough remedy. Por sale by A.J. Denting, druggist. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Kullne Is hereby ttven that Ih nnHeralinn.il has bo-n iluto. wliiilnitrnlor ol the uu of ).. MllUrd. ilaeeaM-d, or Hie Hon. K. H. Itatlflfl. Jllll.w It, I Iim I ' ... rm.mt . ...H.....I. (.Mini)-, Wu; ol Oresmi. Anjrsud all ienoiis .i-..HHvMiw.Ritii. miu piie it rv nrrc'.r re- ey.tdlu in law. at mr ofllo. al HI. Uvlrns, Ore gon, wlihln nix Dioiithi Irooi Hit dstc hervul. naua MAeniuer 3, I'jui. K. K. Qt:i('K W. II. Purrcll, Attome)' lor AuVinl.trnlor'. SHERIFFS 8ALE In lb CIriiH fonn si the state ol Orejnin tor ths Cuaulr of Columbia. U.lle K. Itslley. plalnilr?, vs. IlirrrO. Oliver, I.l w. T. Oliver, bis wile, sod It. L. abln. da fviidsnU. Nolle l lirrthr I lrn Ihst under sod liy vir tue ol an muno., and orUnr ol sale Issued out i( ihi-1 Iri'iilu onrt ot tha waia o( uon,ln and lor the Ciuiur ul Columbia, on lbs 10th djr ol J iiiuhd, ViUi, uiuler and lu pnriuaw-s l a Jii'lKrijijiit sua 'lecrco mule and pntrcl In ld iiurl on Die Uli ila; of January. IWK1. Ill s anil whsrvin llle Hallev, plaiullU. reoovcird JiLliiiiH-nt aaalnut lUriy O. ollir, and IrtiW. V. Oliver lor lb auiu .,1 n with Inlvrr! tlif rs 011 si the mis ol ten fwr twin ir anuiiw Irrna Ihs U-l dafol m.,lcmuer, ISM, until ald.lli lurtnsr turn of aw allormir If ra and Ihe curna a u.l dlbnneuiula la llila tull Uird at sit ii, andUieonaia uHn Ibia writ, requiring uie la Biak aalc ol Ihs iollowin dmeribed ivsl pr i rnr. lu wUl) above auiounl. lowll- Itr slnulns si that c.rur ol th Aurni Hmrles imiinlkiu Iaii.I la I in alluated on th Ksrt bsnk of Mlliou 1,'trek, which aut it mar.. aiiihaa IM pin. khleli Wart .North M doajreea anl Irua a nr trv 30 luehea In dlamslrr, J Iret: lliruco runnlua north 41 ilwin m inlnutea, at Urmlaaod Hand 10 I i ter loan Iron pla ia atliu trher th wetcrn ooundary oi the Jan.ra rprnr road survey imt-twla wllli the li Mlbi ni limit al ruad aurver No. t3, whkh pill lathe lulUal Klut ol lb aurver ol ihla tract; thence north 41 ilenrer. uiil :ai minutoa, treat luu ltd aluug th ar.tvru limit ol th Jamea riwnt I nail aurvcy In an Iron pin; IheDCtf ai.uth 4S dvsrve writ 'e Icet karalll wtlh ruad atlivey No. 4m lo an iri.ii pin; Ihrure toilth 41 li-xrcea and 31 uiIiiiiUh eat HU ..t parallel lih the Janiea Hpenii road survey to an Iron r.n vt In lb iturilicin limit ol md aiin-vy So. tt: tlienro north 44 ilvKfers r 50 feel stun thii borlheru limit ul roml aiirvry No. 41 Intliu plarsol la-slauinr: coiilatniu- .100 4V aerr. aiuiMivl lit aet-tlMti fuar. In lotriuihlii lour ii'irih, rsnire one wi ol the tVill,unuiie Merlrt l.m. lu the t'ooiityol I'oluiubia, Male ol lire x,n: to he anlu as upon esiutlon, sod the pniree-la artln lliervfiom to be appiltNt (rt to thciMiau of aalo and the i-imu and dl-hiirne-ineuta ol Ud ault, nvoiid to lb MViitcit ol aiu.rucv'a lers, third lo ths payment of th amti due on idaliiJ.Ts note and mortcag, prtneiMil and lut-ri-al due Ihereiill. and Ihs ovvipHia, II any there h. alter the pyuui oi the aeverat lumi r.loeaaid, t iald lulu tha i onri lor imvie eniioni weri'i Theiei..re. Kainnlay. the Huh day of Feh- rnair. Mm. I Kill at the huur ul II iii'liic-lr lu the InrvnooD ul said da; day. SI Ihe c-iurthnuao door IB M. Ili-h-lla, lu Mid Coilllly and Male, aril at ublle auiMhiu. fur 1'ultnl kuim ipold cnin. eaab In hand, ail Ih rlbl. title and lulvrt-at ol llii. a-ld llarrr o. Oliver ami Irl. VY. T. ulivrr, hla alle. the sforeaal.l drlcudant?, and eai b nt thvni, ol. In and to the rwl ,riiarty sImiv de tvrlticd. to aatU'v the aald exavulluu. Hated al at. Helena, Urmno. Jauuarv U. ltxw. MAIiTIN U IllTK, Sheriff of th County ol tu.liiiuhla. tn-iron. Ilmt publltaiiliiu on January li. luj. aud Uil publication ou lb Mb day of rrbruarv. lu. W. II. HuvtKI.U Altornei lor I'lalulifT. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION (Timber Und. Set June J. 1ST.) l ulled M.li-a ijilid Ulhre Portland, tin-ton. January 11, ':o. Nmlee Ja hereby stven thai In eouipliaiu'i' with Ihe provl-liiii.i of the aet ol Tousie ol June I. IS7S. tnillletl "Au ai t fur the mil o( timber land In the Hlalea of tlallhtruia, Ureeoli. Nrvatta and Waahtuelon Territory," aa extend ed lit all Ihe Puptie Land Statin hy aet of Aiuut 4. IMJ.'. I.lovd I.. Ivtrii k.nf I'lilil.unr. County of Columbia, Hlate of Urea nil. haa thi day lilcd la thta olhc hla aiaora alatemelil No. S7.VI, for the pun-ha. ol the eaat t li e mmttioiit and Ilia eat i of Ihe itnrttiravt ?4' of Si-t-lion S. V.?. lu TowinJiip Ku. 5 north, lutit'e No. I vi-t. mid will ottei- proof to huw that the land aounhi ia more viitihilite lor lu tlmtieror Mime thau fur aKrli-nltiii-ut i nrpoae.sud toe.-UiblMi hia claim to f.ald l4iid before tlie Ib-sMcr aud Keivtver ul thii oft). at Portland, Orvicon, ou YYeduenOay, the -Jih day ol March, Iwaj. Ho uamea aa wttneaavar S. P. Rallsnt, nl lilt-bui. Ores-on: Albert Parker, ol ritiahnra. Orvcou: den. Arnilroiii;. of PittburK. Oregou; Andrew Klliot, ! I'llt-burn. Iln-eou. An) and all per-tiH vlalmiiiie adversely the ahnxericN'rltted Inmla are rrquoaivd Ui nle their elalma In thtaofllee ou or iK-lorv aaid 'ith UJ) ol March, liMi. AUIRRSON 8. DURtSKR. lU'slaler. GUARDIAN'S SALE Notice la hereby liven Dial by virtue of sn onler ol the Comity ftmrt ol the Slate ol Oregon lor the County ol Columbia, made and entered nn Ihe Isth day ol January, Ivor,, In Ihe matter of the eataleof Charlea llendrirka, a minor, tlie unileraiirnod, as auardlan ol the eavale ol said minor, will, on tho 17Uidyof February, mm, al Ihe hour ol ten o.-IikJi Im th forenoon thereof, at Ihe ohice of atttd K K. ijuli-k. In Hi. Ili'lrna. Oit'Kiin, sell at private hhIc. for t-a-ll III hand, the follnu inic dmiriUiil real proiH-rty be ionffllW to aaid minor, altuated lu the County ol Columbia, Mule of Ores.. ., towlt: An undi vided ono lldh lutero.-.! In aud to llio tinrthi aat iiunrler ol section itlnioen. In townihlp Itvo north, ratiitolwo wttat ol the Willamette Merld Ian. K. K.tcVIt K. W. II. Powell, Attorney lor Ciiardiati. JR.M. B. CLIKP. . PHYSICIAN & SURGEON ST. HELENA, 1 OKKliON. yyn. Kfiwts 1IOK8, PHYSICIAN cS: SURGFON ST. HK1.K.N8, I ! OUKUC II0RSK FOR SALK-Welght 1200 ounds, five yi-ars old. tlood all pur ote aulmal. Apply to K. C. LAWS, .81. Helens. Nothing has ever equalled it Nothing can ever surpass it. Dr. King's Neer Discovery r. nawav losirsrioil sHr SVl trJir. .""" S0el. A Terfect For AU Throat and Cure i Lung Troubles. Money baoklf It falls. Trial Bottles ft. New Year TAKE A LOOK--IT WILL DO YOU GOOD - We have the largest tock of Farnittire, Moves and Kange In town, all ol which is bought right and will be sold right. Wa can save yon money on anything in thi line Bod Borings, foil aixe Iron Beds, full aixo Kitchen Treasure tl 7S and np 3 IK) and up 2 50 and np Table, Chair, fUands, Kockeri, and many other article. Women anil Children's Wear Hair rin Corset Belt Hose, per pair Muslin Underwear Knit Underwear, suit Collar Children' Underwear, suit 05 60 ....15 to 40 10 50 $1 00 15c np ....40 to 50 A fnll line of Ijtres, Embroideries, No tion, Calico, Muslin, Outing, Table Linens, and many article too numerous to mention. A fnll line of Shoes for ladies, in'sse, and children. Boy' Shirts for 26c Que and coarse. Boys' Shoes, Call and see onr full guaranteed good and be couvinced. BAILEY tStBRISSW,HouIton,regon X0T1CE FOB PIBL1CATI0X. (Timber Und, Art inn .1. IKK) t'nlted Hutca lnd Office, Portland. Orernn. Dee. 1 IwiS. Nolle Is hereby iveu that 111 oompllaw with Hie provlaiiina ol the ai t ol t'oiiKrea of June .1, iiCH. entitled '-aa an Un the sale nl limber landa fnih atateaof CatttomU, Oreron, Nevada snd Waahinrt.n Terrtiorv," aa cxteud ed to all ihe Public Ijind t-tate by aet of ausuat t, Wi, Uirao 0. llaiferty, or fhehoyrsn, eonnlyol t'heyla,yan. Kiaie of Michigan, haa this ii.-v filial in thl oftic hi aworn atateinLTl No. S,ni. for lb mn'haae ol the N NK ' ol Hcrti-q No. In Town-nip Xo. 4 S. Haute No. 4 W. and trill offer proof to aho-v that the laud aouebt la mor raluabte for lis Umber or stnn than for ai;iieultural purtxHu-a, and to eiubli.h hla claim lo aald land before the Kei lter and Kaeeiver ol thia cftlc at Portland, On-ron, on .-wtnrdaj-, the Mb day ol February. I'JUi. lie names a wlineasna; Grorre Sitta. of Kea sey, Oreron; John rrlusts.nf Vernonia. Oeson; liar lev Krdmond. ol Vemonia, Ureson; ttobert F. ov. ol port laud, Orcein. Any and all nenuna clalmine advrrvlr Ihs abi-ve dusertlied landa are reo,neted tairlie ibeir ciamia in una nnu-e on nr before aald litih day ul lebruar). ikiL AU1EKNON S. DKKSrlER, Register. Order to Show t anse VThr Sale of Beat Estate Should Sot Be Made. In the County Court of the state nl Oregon for to v.uuiy ui vuiunioia. In the matter of the erlatt of Alfred c. Wolf, au iiiaaue peraon. It aprsr)" to the Conrt from the pcllllon of Kditard K. Iljirn, the tmardiiiu of the eatate of Alfrtnl i. -Wolf, an Inaaue peraon, pravini; for an order of aale of eertaiu real c-fate beloneitii; to ald ill-am- .-ron; and that It la for Ihe brat inteit-ata ol aaid inaiie peraon, and neeenaanr lor hla maintenance that aueh real eaute ahould heai.i.l: Il i hereby ordered that the next ol kin ol Mid inran person, and all praona lulerenled In a.iid eatate. appear bel.ire ihl. eoart on Sat urday, Ihe -li day i( lhrnry. rjoi. u II o eiorS In tlie foreunon of aid day, at the enurt room ul thia Court at St. Hcleuai oraeon. then and theialoahoweniiie.il any there be. ahv au order ahonld uol be grauud for the tutle ol aaid real Male; And it l Inrther ordered ihst a eopy ol this order b ptibiiKheil al lvnt onee a week for ibree aiHvesalve vrevki liefom the aaid dv of hcar.ng lo "The Oreson Miai," a newpper ol tneral elreiilatliin. iH-iated and publUned in aaidoouu iv of '. iliiiohi. ute of Oreirou. tmttii iauiiarr -Jl, 19ti. U. s. 1IATTAX, Connie Jndee. W. tf. POWELh, Attorney for iluantiu-.. i 1,1 jsume with parts of t tie bead anui . niisninir. coin ine revenue p. lis by perry and Grant will remain en el to near the wrack in aeareh nl nthur V that may be found floating. meat BLIZZARD SWEEPS DAKOTJ went stuln Mercury Falls 65 Degrees ir Hours Railroads Blockaded e Bet Grand Forks. X. I).. Kh . 5.- the uiost severe blirsanU ol the is rgiii in this state. While j lilue tlley, I a. iiMiii iiiiiv a jnr Bnnwt. I the western part 'I the ttate has a i;eiierai ami Heavy siiotelull. I wind lias blown a gale all da night , and no trains have arrived the west sinen morninir. Al mi.tl :ray, ton; tha storm was nnahated. and it prd es to tie np railroad traffic badly, j bthy, I'HO; Urn in i Peadwood, S. P., Feb. 5. A f wind and driving bhow all day broken the summer weather here-, (1 per mercury falling 65 degrees in the. 4 horrs. Tonight the thermoa iber- registers 10 below zero. i per rate; Many Burned in Mine. 1 Genesee. N. Y.. Feb. 5. Fiftv burned, many of them serioj H. riORQUS - 5T. HELENS Carries a Complete Line of Groceries Dry Goods Hardware Crockery Flour and Feed Hay Notions Candies Stationery Fancy Goods In fact, everything usually kept in a first class General "Merchandise Store. My prices will be found as reasonable as any store In Columbia County. Your trade solicited. NEW GOODS New Everything, Except the Same Firm at the Same Place A FEW SNAPS Men' regular $2 59 Hat f 1 00 Men' regular 1 Shirts ... K 30 Men' regular 60c Sox , 35 Ladies' regular (50c Collars 25 Ladies regular 26e Collar 15 Ladies' regular 60c Leggings lit Girls' Coat (II to 14 years), reg ular f.2 60, now 1 00 MEN'S WEAR Cap and Hats galore, price according to quality.. Good Work Shirts 60 Sox, per pair from 10c to fl Collar 10 Overalls, per pair 50 Jumper , 50 Fine Shoe, per pair 2 to $5 Dress Shirts. . . . 20c to $2 50 Loggers' Shoe $3 to 7 50 We carry full line of Men's Cotton and Woolen Underwear, which yon will do well to inspect before buying else where. STOVEPIPE Stovepipe, 5 and 0 inch Taper joiuts, 6 to 6 and G to 7. T ioinU Elbows " sk z; JIllllllllllll I 2 00 and np ', 9 00 and op . 27 60 and np Heaters Cookers, No. 8 Kanges THE COLUMBIA COUNTY Abstract and Trust Go. Titles Examined, Abstracts Made, Non-Resident Taxes Paid. Real Estate, Loans, Etc. E. E. QUICK A. M, KOLTON, Proprietor,. SUMMONS In the Circuit Court of the SUte of Oregon, for Columbia. Couoiy. Chnrle Kiry lUmilton. pi Rin tiff, ts- Delia My UaniiUiiH, (UfculAiil. To IclU Mar lUmlltun. delcnJant above nuucl. In tit namof the Pute of Ornna too are hri4y rvriirct u npiXr ni miswur tae fom ploihu fllty) ttciatnstt yoii tn the abre eotiuM riiie on t Urforu ihe 31 day of fibrniury, A. I. l'.mc. ami ii ym fail to m ainwer, for want there of the plaintiff will viil' tn the court for (lie re lief ileniiuiiltii in aula comi.laint, to-it: For a Ucoree ol MJtl cmurt dJiilving U tonda ti niMliinioitT now eKiftiiisS totwevo yorurself and .he plainiiiT, TTiis unininiiA la tmbiirhtxf bytbeoMer of Thomae A. Mrllrl'le. Jmlxe of thi ahore entitle' conrt, nta.1o on Ue JUUt day of Iecembrt A. l. in ana tvr vnicn ow 11 i aojurigea ana ortlervl thai thii lummonji be published, once a wefk.foryfK corucsTtiifvi; ww.ka. In tbeOretron Mint, a nwpauer publiabcd In the City of to. Helen. tkslumiiU County, tHate of Oregon. The date of Rrat publication beinf the 2M1 day of Dorember, A. I. LDH'ARDT. TAOGART. -Ationter for PUuntlff. He will Tell yoa Asktbe Traveler .Tiiattlis NORTH CO AST LIMITED Electric Lighted, is the Crack Train of Them All for Comfort and Ele gance. The Ticket Office at Portland is at 255 Morrison, Cor. 3d, Portland A. D. CHARLTON Assistant Central Passtngtr Agent PORTLAND. OREGON 8 TRAINS TO THE EAST DAILY UTABI.ISBIB un. JOHN A. BECK r DKALXRM Watches, Diamonds. Silverware, ..JEWELRY.... Repairing a Specialty. Itorrlikta . UL Front f Int. rOETLAND. THE ZAirll1 RIFLE. I 1 aVIXl I v s-il r 4 - riflo nimle fur extcrminatlui; ire.iU run, weazols. vroodehueksi etc, also for a cinutMiiion on your va cut ion triPi eamWiiinj tho good points of tho old niiiz?lu-kiiJin Siinirrol rillo witlitlioconveiiirnca ami rnM lire of tlie nuwt iniuniy Cil rwjicator. It ia ro constrneted that tlie sum ri llo uses t!io follow lnfc curtridos: .IW short ami long rim-tiro. ..'-'.iliort an. I loneeutor flro, nu l Is'tho only reieutcr libido usin rlin-llra carti'Msui larger ilisn ,23 enliliro. 'llio short cartridges aro Jant tha thins for small j-an-.o Trhlle the lon$ ones kill luilnmlsiif fair sir.o easily. Ou Uio brut 2000 curtrld-ts used you have saved tho cost of a !7Janfi-t. , - ' -. Now ZBarfi. Catnlo-j and our Experience Hoot that tails what Htmrlinm arc doing Ilia world ovot Frco, for Bo. postnKO. A WILLOW ST.. jitMalliiiaSss New Prices QROCERIES-You Want 'Em. We Have 'Em We also desire to call yrtir attention to a few price that are attractive and appeal to the pockctliook. Flour, per sack Bottle Uluing 3 cans Tomatoes 3 cans Corn 3 cans Oysters 2 packages ( told Pti.t 2 pnek-ottes Gloss Starch 2 package Corn Starch U OA or. " 25 K l'l 15 . 2i Hi or, 25 All CO ! 3 packages Soda , 1 package Wh-Eat 1 1 package Putnam Fadeless lives 1 8 bars Star Honp ' Pails of good Syrnp. . .' ulass Sets, tour pieces Pure Leaf Lard, 6 His $ 65 Pure Leal Lard, 10 lbs 1 1!) Hams, quality guaranteed, 10 TOBACCOS Two 2' ox pkgs Pedro smoking. m .1 lT . tf Y .... I - .15 two oz pairs cniun jeauer. . . 16 ' Two 2 cz pkgs San Cured smoking. .15 ' Tw0 01 Pk ("old Shore smoking. . 15 I uree o) psgs 1'eerien smoking xo j Six4 oz pkgs Bull Dnrham smoking. .26 I Six lor pkgs Duke's Mixture smoking..25 j Six Vt oz pkgs Dixie Queen siuoking..2i These prices are strictly spot caah. A A.sV A A A AAA Astffj 5 fj ron PKTLAIID. DAILT li rrcAMEit- uAmerica,, WOiamctt Slonfji Ronte Leave St. Tlelens. ... (:S0 A M Arrive at Fortland. .10:30 A M Leave Portland 5:30 PM Arrive at St. Helens. 6:00 P M W AMR 60 CENTS. Will Carry Kotl.ine but Passen gers and l-ast freight. t4 J.I.1IU COOD, nnilar. - "V "-mr tr -ytr -w "V iiS wJkWAslf 60 YEABS CcrrnioHTS xc AnToneoni;)ng niktcti und d?8rrirtlnnf quickly tutxrtitin cur ofntiii-u fi whether aa luTeniton is tr.ihnl l tMt '.!'. 0"in'nr. r Uoiiantriotty ponfld-'jnilnl. MAhDHGOX on Taluim $ent froo. t.?-tMt srwpy fur aycuriitt imtoittB. l'at?ijta Uicen tLrt-ustU ?iuni & Co ruflir tperuU nut iM, uttTioat Cb.nrRO. lutuo Scientific Jlaiertcait. A hsmJsomely illiwtDitevl wrMr. Iircwt cir tu!aiion vt ttny (vtiU0i' Jsirtial. J'frit.5, :i y;ir: furtioitl)il,L 8ok byttlt t'3wi.,ri. Biaucb olCco. S" 6U Wasbliwi ju. 1. C. H STORUL & COLUMBIA MYER il RAILROAD COMPANY. ml DAILY. asiccr asAPPcntH g STATIOJiS DAIIY. Z I 32 2 n fTiT XTiT j ia. . I , 7:00 S ' .0 tvPortlsmJAr lt It i I 0.1 (t 311. -I .... (inble .... 10 Ot S 8 1 4S.S1 ....Kainier ... DM S tan SS MS . ,. Pvramld... S SA S M - 40 66.9 lavK.ir..,. I 27 Iii ) K SO .VJ 3: ...Qulu.'jr .... S 17 IH IU 10 00 62.S .. CUlskailte.. S (XI 7 -1 t OH 10 10 W-l .. MiinliUnd.. Oi 7 '.H 19 10 l 7'..J .. Wi'ntJHirt.... 5S 7 17 9 S7 10S0 7S7 Clluon... IS) 7 I'J 10 0C lOiTSS Knai'pa... SIS S 4 10 OS 11 OS OO .l . .. BveilM'n.... 8 07 S J 10 20 11 M ...Johu Ujv... 7 So 6 M 10 30 11 80 vj.fc Ar. Aumrla .Lv 7 it li) All tratni rnaks elnss onncKltons at CoM lih Northern l'lictrto Iraius to an.l from thn Eiut and Soullil poiuu. Al Purtland will, all trstns Ivarins Vulon rlpot. At A.turia irtth I. K. N. Co.' boat and rail lino aud btiuitn?! T. J. Fntti-r to aud (root Ilaraco aud Nurlb Bench points. rainrtni for Astnrta or irnr p.iiuts munnnf trains st Houlton. Trams will tup to let rnr miisis oil ul Uuu!tnti hn coiti'.iis froiu foln.s we.l ul Uotle. J. f. Jluro, Qua. fat. Aat.. islorla.0 , ' 1 3k Jfodel 1SH2. '.S3 calibre, la the an 1 torments alwut a place. KUW HAVKNrCONK. boat L'l . Ait as , ... - ,.. . 9 i