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Newspaper Page TextANNOUNCEMENTS ' FrKhrl!T 1 Imrf by announce myself as a candi d.iic lot re-tK'UiltiMlliHt, to tin oflire of Sin rill of Columbia County j subjact to i,e action ul the Republican voters at tin direct primaries lobe held Airll 20tli. . MARTIN WIIITK. tor ItrprfwnUtlfe. I hereby give) notice of my Intention to tin hd petition for luiuiiuntkm tin tlit Republican primary ticket for Rep. nwiitnllve in We Klsiature irons Col ...uhia County. KI.MKR T. CONNI'.IX. " for !UprBUUe I hereby announce niyMttf asacanili date for nomination for tin office of Kep rrwiitatlvr, sobect to the action of the Hr publican voter at the direct primaries, Strict adherence to the direct primary law, in letter and Spirit. Taatn franchises, l-lectlon ft road supervisors. Tlx liraiilft (food Hoods aud Pure rood Uws. Reduce tha number of fiannal schools In lri. i;,imt bitatiou of corporation and lit allvidttsls. K. It. I'LAtiM. far Vmrtj Ctrrk. j hf rrl.y announce myself at a remit Ul tr the Republican noiiiinnllua lar hr olflce of County Cletk, awbject to ttw u-tion of Ilia Rrmblkau voters at lite llircct Primary I'.lcclion, Vi W licld .Vatll Sutb. t plrd; tnyarlf If circled to devote uty liuir to fount y business esrlusivelv. 11. n. i.a nRK, far Htata Printer. Tie undersigned announces himself aa Republican candidal for reiimitiaaUoa (i.r Suit Printer, subject to the decision ol the Republican voter at the primary lcvU"M Arit 2. Now at-tving AM trrtn. The sautr courtesy that has been accorded to Slate uilnrra Ki-rteiaUy, tbat of a rrnottiiniition, mil. I be Knratly appreciated. J. R. WHITNKY. AlUny, Orpn. Messrs. irv in ami llt-rt Hdl'crt, of l,r .-....,, , visitors to the '.county sent on nciiiicstiuy lint, it M. ..... ntoeitwcll at Rom ,rs flltlll IIM ttsak a.. 1 al. . .... ..,.. , le tlni , Columbia vw,jr nuim ior rciH.k-nce purposes. There la a demand for several houses for remai, but liter apiean to be no one to supply iii demand Did It occur to yon tliut Thursday was Vaatiluii,..i i.r.ii..i ... ..... . . ..--......., iiKimiarf "I'trat in war, flrat In plcva, and first In the ltcarti of uis countrymen," Kltv, KltMl TO lMKCtr Rev. H. a Keuip will bold services at the M m Church In thla city next Sunday evening r cor nun i y mvitiNi (o attend. A LlfX I)lflJMA Mlaa I nt. !,.... of 8t. Ifetmia, hat recently received her nie uipioiiM an a leaiber in the tchimla of thl Htate. Miaa Keorire iiaur.l a .- iui examination about a vear aun i..,i ander tlw law alw bad not enough exper- a icacner to entitle her to a life diploma. It la rarely one ao yoiinK aa Miaa nenrve achieve audi a rank in lr protctaliMi WflM 8iKA;K-Mr. Clara lli.lrV Colby lectured on etpial aiiHruue at the aunnoiiiat Cuurcn in thla city on Wed nedy eveninv luat. Mr. Colbv thor. oughly undvraUud her (ub)ect and waa ilaienrd to with marked attention tkroaKbout. ilra. M. C.Ciray iutrwluced uie apeioex. Heore Juallce Walk in, on Wetlueadav laal, Roaa l'.nKlrrt brouicbt coiui.lalnl aualiul itcrt A.Iaiua, of lkxt laland, ak lug that he be bound over to keep tbc peace. The complaint wo diamine!. I'4ilert i jruine out piiiiijr for the Ban J-'huue Company, and chartred tbat Ad am threatened to ahoot blm unk-aa he (UacutitliKicd the work. Twit Nkw CorariitM'HK The County Commiwionrra, on Saturday but, accept ed the plan of Hrndrick & Tobey. ol fort land, for the conatructiou of new courtbouae for Columbia County. The coal will be In the neighborhood ol 120.000, and it will be located upon the Strand, Inimrdiately la Irani of the old UiUdio;, The walla are to be of baullic reck, with trlmmine. ol Tcnino aan.l- A AAAAA aViU.A aVW UAINIER Z AmoiiK thoae who attended the lnn-l of MIm Watklu at St. Helen Monday were Mr. M. Both, Mr. A. h. Ut, Mr. Joaeph, Mr. Tomeroy, Mr. C, I.lfooglf' kirk, Mr. J. K. Doberty, Miaae 1,1 I'erry, Itcryl Muckle, Alice Shcrin, Jftr, J. II. H, ,,, Vrt& Tr0Wi c,r, Stewart, Jeaae Janic. W. M. I'erry, UolpU Ilirotfbklrk, Iteve Prlclmrd. Win. Stchman, lUtl Rilva and Klmer Guild. Rev. If, O.Keinp on Sunday conducted the fuuerul of a Mr. Taylor, who died very tuddenly at the Portland Lumber to camp a lew mile back of Rainier, Mr, N. 8, Stewart was on the aick Hat lor a few duy luat week. Sir. J. I). Bhort wa a Portland viaitor laat Saturday, He took hi daughter ainry up v,itU him aud pbtced her in cuool. ntr.i) w. jin.KEi Mr. C. C. Wilton ha purchated 800 leet ol water front from Geo. Moeck and I going to erect a large aawmlll thereon In the near future. Thl will make the fifth aawmlll on the water front at this place. It I rumored that G. H. Hammond ill build hi cigar raft at thi pi alter thi month and villi ttae the output of Geo. Rockey' lumber camp. ' Thi win be another indutry thut will help ui make tue town grow. Stenneck A McKinnon have told out their logging intercut to a gentleman by the name of O'Connor, who will do lerxe logging butiues here. IMI Saturday evening the K. of P. lodge at thl place cclcbiated the 4."d an nivcraity of the founding of the oidcr iu moat fitting manner. Invitation were extrndsd to arveral of the neighboring ol P. lodge, which were retire tented quite well. A fine program was executed in a moat fitting manner. Among the (leaker were I. B. K. Bourne with an addrcsa of welcome, Mr. Mlglll of Ka- lama, P. G. C. of Washington, who re- pouded, and W. M. Cake of PorUand, Supreme Rrprctcntative for Oregon, gave atone. The original plan were for a an addren on the work of the Pythian building to coat ,000, with the jail order, which wa greatly appreciated bv f -e. t a T aTif"t AT i S, report rardatlui very beat form - f irr huildrr.l, with rnvrlopc. Mr. Ikiimld McPhcnon, of ItuatiHt, Wa.l.uiijton County, aa yfitor to St llrltuion Holiday but. U'c know we coa br of arrvlielo yon Crmr and are u. Cutuutlaa County It Jill.. l.i ul largin oil the day of the prrt riit uioutb (Frbraary ?t,h, and thr l.'itli 1 1 April la KWrr SunUy. All really i; l Hplc will deny lhcui-ie tome luxury iu order that lliey may be able to j ut a liberal uiu Iu Uie conuilmtiua bui hi IUlcr Sum ay. No nuuM'Ut t" nail to atari an ar. cm ml with the t'olnmhu County lUuk Tlie Orrgonlan aay: It I nudcrnttioil I'l l ex Senator and Mr. torge Mc Hii'lc will r aaatb from Sacramento a K.iia Mr. Mcllride la auulcicntly ttroug to make the Journey. Thry will veuiaut tn wvcrjl montUa, and will probably ami crniw bark to Portland before late Spring .i t.idy Summer. Ni'.wVi SKUit-."Ja4ee McHride rmir nmr Iwtng hia lil at hi ranch on 3'orr l.bmj few day ago. He waa tming a new combination xhotgtto and i Ic br bad ut purvbaaed, by (hooting nt a now, when tlw weapoal eiJUM. Ui liue wa badly powitrr rmTwd, lait hr injuric are not arrloiu." Scmi.lr I S!(n il. ar-parate. Tie plan arnipted proride for a Ian tn the baaruicnt of the buiidimr. with atrcl cell. The plan are complete In every detail, exa h la pnaaible that bida will lie accuitd aoeacthiiig under thr arrhitccta eittiiuatc. Fwueral of Miaa lialay OTalklua. "OKI I- f if fa X (- r al 4 . " ii , ivtiU III endlca vnriety and quantity. Garden VmK Flower Reed. Viry arnd away (or tlieui M.C. tillAV, 81. IKIuiil. Come and make depoait with ua and ry all your bill by check, which givea you a n-celpt to which you can alway nler. Columbia County Hank. (om'muu County Monkv Mr. John ! Yeou, im made hi money logging In Columbia County, la making heavy Invratmenl Iu Portland real catalc. He pun-Wd thi week a half block on the onrti aide of Oak atreet, from Scvelttli to ''"k.lor f 130,000; alao a quarter block 'n the northenat corner of Seventh and W uk, foril25,000, and third lutereat in another piece coat blm l.'B.OOO. Yeon nmde hi money in Column' County, mid there I plenty more to be made here I'y the name kind of turn, We jay lutereat on time drioall. Come and ce u. Columblti County Hank. Tiik Coi.ttMnus'a A niimlicr of the young nan and lwvxof St. Helen, un di r the guidance ol Rev, Clyde Stewart, have organised an athletic rlub, to be ""''I 'he Columbiuii, and have act u red the uc of a room In the acltoid building '"r their inii'ting uud exercise. The "fluer are: j. (;. I,,,w,, prcldintj Al fred lieorge, vice preiidcntj George ''"KK.accreUryi Prank I'lngg, trci.aurcr; Joyd Hattan, conductor; Henry Walter, Ki'irdj Clyde Stewart, chaplain. The object la a wort y one, and we are pleated ""it the director aw fit to penult the of the Khool room. We win .n y0l, a )lrHft on i,n,loMi 'luagow, Btriuat, Purl, Berlin, Vienna, ", Amaterdam, or any place III ""rope, and our charge are iinuM. 'Col- v-oviiity iiiink. The IniKrjl aendre for Miaa Duiiy Watkin were held at the Congregational Church in tin cur on Monday laat. Rev. Houay, of the l'irt Congregational ( tiuri li of Portland, officiating. The church wa puked to the outaide door aud many were comiiellcd to aland dur ing the tervicc. The floral offering wvre very numcniu and exceedingly rich, the gift of le-ntonal friend and ol oTgnnialloii. ami appropriately tcatllico the tiucere regard iu which the young lady wa held. Kvinlly beautiful were tbc ottering of the Columbia City and Nehalcui Logging Company and its employee. Sjwce forbida apeciul mention of three tribute, but it U very rare, ex-en in the larger citir. that audi a diaplay i aeen. The acrmon wa a maatcrpiere filleil with cono!ing, elevuting though' and well calculated to atxith the aorrow of the mourning frienda and n-lutivca, A life audi a hrra, though brief, wa not in vain. Like a pebble caat into a pool, il force wa felt from ahore to shore. All who knew her were benefited and mode licttcr by her example, and the in fluence of her awcet diaaition will ling er with her young axaca-iutc and have it effect iu moulding their live. Card of Thauki. We deal re to return our sincere thank to all who o kindly extended their ayui-J pnthy and alii during the laal ale knew ol our daughter ItaUv, and to aaaurc them that their kindnr wa thoroughly ap predated and will ever be retneiuliered, Mr. and Mk.i. II. P. Watkins. I dealra to acknowledge the kiiidnc of Mer. Glltnrr A Sewnll and all my fellow workmen of the Nchalrm Logging Conivny for the uingnificeut floral trib ute offered to the memory of my aistcr, l)nly Watnln. 1-KKi) WaTkinh. When yon wlah to aend awny money, come and ptirchnae a New York draft, pnyitblc on dcmiind any place in the United State, and our charge are tmiill. Columbia County Dunk, Frightfully Itnrncd. Chii. W. Mxrc, machliilat, of I'ord City, Pa., had hia hand frightfully burned lit nn electrical furnace. He ap plied Bucklcn'i Arnica Salve with the iiaiial reanlt: "a quick and perfect cure," Greatest heulcr on earth for Hum, Sore, Wound, lCcictua and Pile. Site ut Perry k Gruliaiu', druggUta. I huve money to loan on approved real estate wjcurily. v. il, rwi;i.i., St. Helens, Oregon, thoae preaent. Frank Grant, editor of the Senator, pleaded the cauae of the lii he rrpreaented. After the program was rendered the giieat repaired to the dining room, where they enjoyed tliein aclve for hull an hour. There were about 100 irvm preaent and every one went to their home feeling that they had tpent a moat enjoyable evening. Mr. Noah Howard and Mi Rho-!a Zarmcr were united in marriage by Rev. II. G. Kemp W Sunday evening. Mr. Howard i bookkeeper for the Columbia River Door Company, while tbe bride ia a young lady who bat lived for several jcttrs in Rainier. Both arc quite populur in Rainier social circles and have the wlahea of all their friends that they may have a long and prwvrou journey down the wth of life together. Rev. II. G. Kemp wi'l preach at Iloul bn on .Similar, the 2"th inst.. at 1 1 o'clock a. m., and at St. Helen in the evening at i XI p. m Frank Alvord is now fully installed a poatinaatcr at Kuiuier, uaving taken the o!1'cj Monday morning. A. L. Clark re- tuea al'.cr all iucuuilicncy of eight year, during which time the o'tllce ha grown Iroiu nothing to one that pay a bur re nuiiicration. Scwnd young Indie have been attend ing teacher)' cxauiinatiou, Mia lvntlier Mitchell, Mia F.va Hum, Miaa Christine Wilaou, at St. Helena, and Mis Millie Woudcrty at Hillsboro. During the ah aeucc of the rreular teacher at examina tion, the third and fourth grades, were orciiiei over liy Mrs. wu, Keul, and alias irgie 1'ricliard, respecUvcly. Whil loadiiiz lumber from tha dork of the Haiuior Mill and I.tiinher (im- linnv to the whooticr Prosia-r mat week. a l4 aoaitilihir sliipwl lrm tha sling and struck Captniu Trainor, breaking Ida collar bone. The hurt i painful, but not dangerous. The captain hns gone to the Good Samarntnn hospital for treatment. Miss Maud Grif nwood Is vlaitin.' nt the home of Mis. N. I. Johnson. This is olio of our ornii-r public school pupils and graduntM. Aiulcraon A Florin repirt nu order for fish net floiils, which t tier arc pri paring to nil, having ubout2,000ulready on baud. A new and very neat nfllre build Ina baa been erected by Itntberford & Ib-a-cock. tbe Insido lieing plualercd with wimkI fiber iilnstering. The Rainier Mill and Lumber Com pany am plaiiiiinii extensive additions to their plant. .They are itistallinir tao mora pinners, one of which la to be of t'ie larguat ie mado and of the latest design. A blower syatrm Is also to be put into opera! ion. Tlitulry kiln is be- inn imnroveil. new roadanva and tram a ays are buhif built, mid the dock are bring extuiidi'd and enlarged. W. J.Delti Is erect inir another resi dvuue on hi blix k, wbicli, rep,irt says, is to be ormpiud by I.. K. Kutharfiird. A new two slnrv Imililing, :i0xoU, is to Im erected on tha linrtbeiiHt corner of the Ihhhloe block. Tim Imlldiuir will bo arranged lor a hotel or lodgim; luuue, aid will com about f'.'.lHitHl. 1 lie reei dciice now'orciinving the site will bo moved farther up lbs hill. The ground ia Vicing cleared utul work ll Ix-gin aa toon a weather permits. Heritor! Kir, who hns been sick for a lung time with complication of ilia- ease?, died tTcunesduy morning nuoul 7 o'clock, Mi Oral llnnkins, of Hudson, Or., and Mr. Koy Hall, of (,'aaanl County, Ida , won married at llninler Miilnt-s diiv afluriirKin. Kuv. Kemp oOiWiitinir. The town emeus on Wednesday night nominated the lollowing olllcers: Conn cilmiMi lk'iin Hliiiichunl, W. J. Delta, Fred Trow, J. C. Kilby and Mnruna lie vina. For Police Judge J. II. Doan; lor marshal, John Zweiiinr; for treas urer, Cbas, Siiva, P. - 0 New Year NEW GOODS New Everything, Except the Same Firm at the. Same Place . New Prices TAKE A LOOK-IT WILL DO YOU GOOD We have the largest stock of Furniture, Stoves and Kanges in town, all of which Is bought right and will be sold right. We can save yon money on anything in this line lied Rorimr. full size. Iron Iteils, full alzo... Kitchen Treasures. . , . Candidal for Itrpnldlraa Nomination FOR U5ITEM STATES HESAT0R Far the Short Term l"rcd W. Mulkey wa born In Portland. Oregon, audi reaident of hia native City, Hell young man with every ac- compuantuent which should qualify him ior mis nigh office. He i graduate of uie Mate L nivcraity of Oregon, the New om Law School of New York City, and is a lawyer of high standing, a man who ha traveled extensively in our own coun try a well a abroad. He ha atudied our institutions and compared them with foreign countrie. He is a logical thinker. a forceful cprakerand an adept parliamen tarian. He ha many friends both rich and poor, for be i courteous gentleman at all time. He 1 a Republican always. He has aupported all the nominees of the Repub- ican ticitet at all time. He i as lova to bis party as to his friends. He has confidence in the people aud is willing to abide by their decision at the nriniarv election. Oregon needs such men as Fred W. Mulkey. The Republican party needs such men, and the voters should see that uch men ai c nominated and elected. A Desperate Slaughter Tnenty-0 Elerant, Nearly Sew Pianos to Be Sold at Oaer, for YlrtMllr Half Price. fl 75 and np 8 00 and np 2 50 and np Tables, Chairs. Stands. Ilocker. and many other articles. Women and Children' Wear Hair Pins 06 Corsets ; . .,50 Belt 15 to 40 Hose, per pair 10 Muslin Underwear ftO Knit- Underwear, suit l 00 Collars !6c np Children's Underwear, anit 40 to 60 A full line of I .area, Kmbrolderles, No tions, Calico. Moslina, Outings, Table Linens, and many article too uuueroai to mention. A full line of Shoe for ladies, misses. and children. A FEW SNAPS Men't regnlar $2 60 Hat $1 00 3 35 25 15 29 Men's reulnrll Sbirli Men'r regular 60c Sox , , . . Ladies' regular 60c Collar Ladies' regnlar 25c Collars Indies' rearalar 60c Leeginira.... Girls' Coat (II to 14 years), reg ular iz ou, now. 1 00 Iloys' Shirts for 25c. fine and coarue. Boys' Shoes, Call and see. onr full guaranteed goods and be convinced. MEN'S WEAR Cflpfl wl Hat galore, price according to (jimmy Uood Work Shirt.... 60 8or, per pair from 10c to 11 Collar , io Overalls, per pair no Jumpers 60 Fioe Shoes, per pair. . $2 to 5 Pre Shirts 20c to $2 60 Loggers' Shoe $3 to $7 60 We carry a fall line of Men' Cotton and Woolen Underwear, which you will do well to inspect before buying elsewhere. 5T0VBPIPE Stovepipe, 6 and 0 incli Taper joints, 5 to 0 and 6 to 7.. T joints Elbows .15 OROCERIES-You Want 'Em. : We Have 'Em 1 " . , . . Wc also desire to rail yonr attention Irr few prices that are attractive ami ppeal to the pneketbook. Flour, per sack, . .. . . Pf) ttle Killing 06 .. 25 .. 25 .. 25 .. a. .. 15 .. 16 .. 20 10 .. 05 .. 25 .. Ml .. 60 Bottle Killing 3 can Tomatoes. . a cans Corn 3 cans Oysters 2 packages Uold Hust 2 packages (iloss Starch 2 packages Corn Starch 3 package Soda 1 package Wh-Kat 1 package Fotnam Fodelt-a Dves 8 bars Star Soap., "... Pails of good Syrnp ,, Olass Sets, lonr piece Pure Leaf Lard, 6 1 65 Pore leaf Ijird, 10 lb i ift Hams, quality goaranteed 10 Heaters Cookers, No. 8 Ranges TOBACCOS Two Vi oz pkgs Tedro smoking 15 Two 2 ox nktrs Union Iadpr . is i Two IK oz pkzs 8nn Cured amoklno 1ft 35 j Two Z oa pkgsOold Shoresmoking. .15 1S! Three 34 pkgs Peerlera smoking ...25 I m m tun uuriimin amoKUig. and np Sis lot pkgs Duke's Mitoresmoking..25 and up Six 1 ox pkgs Dixie Qaeen moking..2d These prices are strictly spot eash. $ 200 v iJ ana up 27 60 and op BAILEY &BR.NN, Houlton,Oregon CITATION Card of Thuuka. We hereby extend our aiiiccrcst thanks to our kind brothers mid slaters, neigh bors and friends (or their sympathy, kind ness and help in our misfortune. M. J. ENUI.KRT, Kmma II. Knui.kkt, Waohn I'oh Sai.h A iV Mitchell wugou, three-inch tires, and a f it) set of double hurnca for sale for 100. Have hud one year's use, V. Cooper, Wat rcn, Or. U Ihiring the coming week we wi-h to dispose of 21 excellent, slightly used pi anos, rrccircd in part payment for Pian ola pianos of Ute. Some of these instru ment are exactly like new, some ahow a little wear, none of them enough to im pair appearance or tone quality. Any of these instrument uiav lie ob tained on payments of 10 cash and G a month. . Here is the list. Fancy walnut Conorer upright, 185. Fancy mahogany Wing & Son, I12. Urge oak Cased Bailey, f 18(1. Very nice Thompson & Co. rosewood. Rosewood Rudolph & Co. upright. SX), Urge mahogany I.cicht, (IAS. Large mottled walnut Kverctt, 180. Panciest mottled waluut Vre, $230. Elegant mottled mahogany Kimball, itil. Fancy lar-est site Krakauer, 2U4. Very fine mahogany Scluiman, 280. Mottled walnut Hami'ton, $17tf. Fancy mahogany 4i5 Lester, J38. Oak-cased excellent Jacob Doll, 100. Fancy Milton oak case, same price. Great big oak-cased Wellington, $120. Fancy mahogany Kingsbury, $125. Very fine Knabe baby grand, in genu ine rosewood case, l2-i. tienuinc mahogany Pease baby grand. very choice. 185. Beautiful, nearly new, Stein way Iwby grand, K5. These grand pianos will be sold on pay ments of $25 down aud $12 a month. All must be told during the coming week. Telephone or telegraph orders to hold certain instruments till letter can arrive will be honored 24 hour only. A deposit of 6 per cent to show good fuitu will be required from purchasers living out of town, whereupon piano will be shipped subject to approval, with the understanding if, upon receipt, it is not found exactly satisfactory to the buvcr, it may be returned at expense of freight both ways of hili-ra Piano House. Everything we sell we guarantee. Money back if purchase 1 not entirely satisfactory, liilers Piuno House, largest retailers of piano in the United States. Main office 351 Washington St., Portland. tITATIOX. Iu the Circuit fy.iirt nt the State ol Orrgna, lor I.UllimUlB 14JUUIV. In the matter .if n,n mi.m w n p.!,- deeeaj!. lit Fannf F. l'lilinp. nf Vrtn.iU 11mm.- Nr. T.J. Ailama.oi Veriuiiiia.UrK.-uii: William' ratlner. of a-.treat llniv firMri.n- it V cln... of Vcnioiiia, On-vnii ; anil Jamea Palmer, im uiihihiwii, nttira ac law ol w.ll. Palmer. flfWU-aM-.! 1 Mil.! In all .tfhr liuir. anH lei laeea iiiiSooan, il anj- such Ihtrr v. ami K all other persona lul. roud In the real properly -"e"i w in. wi-i.r oi iiu ucecBaeui (IRCKTIHu: In lilt name Of Uie Mali-c.f On-rm.mn mnA I h.r th. (r.Mintv of l?.ittiml,ia t cl.a paeli of yon are heili cited and reiiiilrcl to j thereof, al si.' Helena, in the Cnnnir of Ci.lum a--r In lliec.muty I'onrt of Uie .-state of Ore-1 Ma. n WeilitfxJar. the JS-h day of Feoruarr. .... .,,(,,,UIM .,uiiij,Hi ,ur eininrooia I iaji., at oue o eiuca I n ute Mliemoll ol IDaC out, thereof, at Su Helena. iiiukJ Coutitr auj Hinie. thea and there lo ahow cause. If any there be. niumij. tue hiniiiy ia ain-ii.ui wo eloek j why an orrter should dh be wa c a-nuiUna; to ..... .."..w ... a.. ua, , iiich Kn.i mere lo i inc auiiiuniKiiMLiix 01 MHI eulie pcrini-slofl alio ahowcau-e.il any eaiala. wby an order vf aale tirveUrui her to aell the real Male of i l !. ot i crlain real (.rotprrlr lli.nrln to the ealale uawl, l private iwte; aaid real eatate helnj; l,v - -wv... ii m.u vi i oinniiiia, i cmwi in 1.0IUHIOIH t-ouuie, uretfoii. and ae- Mtuie of OreKou. alionld not bo maile aa prayed I rllil ns Inilowa, u it: lie-.-lnuinz at the N. n. corner oi a traet or taiiu tlre.lel to Clnier In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon lor uie vouuiy oi i-uiiiiuuia. In the matter ol the estate of Joseph Cur-eiand, deceased. To W. II. CopeUnd. I. H. CoeUnd, Molly Fuller, Dora Kernick, Joseph I.. Copelaml and lleuiamiu K. Copelaml, ehlldrvn of an Id de eeaaed. and alt persona unknown. Interested in said eatate. Greeting-: In the name of the state of Oregon you end each f you are hereby cited and require.) to ap- iM.-nr iu ine ..t,iiii umn 01 uie i-Mie Ol urejon. ior NOTICE TO CREDITORS w nprenj given mar me mwiersienea een appolnleil admlniatrstor of the eateta S. Millard, (leeeaaed, by the Hon. Jt. H. in, Judneof IheCiiuutyConrt of Uolcmhla Kiitlee U hereby arlven that the imderaleiied iw ueen ap or j. . : Hattan. Coiinty, Htate of Oregon. Any and all peraoua navlriK claims asalmi aaideoiate are hereby re inired to preaent the anme to me. veriiied ac cording io law, al myoflice at St. Helena, Ore gon, within aix ijionina from the dale aeieof. IlaU-d November 3, 1WA. " ,. E. E. QUICK. W. H. Powell. Attorney for Administrator. for III the lietlllon .f limit Ib.Mfiinv rf mliiiairitUir of aald e-l-ilr. on ale in aaid enurt. Hi real proa-nr .le-c.lbed it petittue.l to he aold In an, ielll..n laaa fnlloaa. low It. lie elniiltur lwnlr rotU wt ..f il. tier of the aniubeat iiiarier of aec'ton etttht. In ll!"rl,,'''P '""r north, raime four wet of Hie nuiaiuetie Jlenuian: incuee weat aiatr to-la. ihem-e nulii elshty nm. ihem-e eaat aUty MMla. thence north elhtv rtda io the plw-eoi tieaiiinlnit, eonialnine thirty aerea. alluaied Iu the (-..iijiv nf Columbia. State of llreiim. Wllnea.: The Hon. K. s Ha un, Jmlre of ., .u-r , nun oi ine mate ot nrei;oa ior t;oi annua t '..inn i. with the araJ of aid euurt alhae.1. Ihia 13th davof Kebruary, I'.ajb. Alieai: H. IIEM'KKSON. Clerk. ... .. . "y w. A. IIAKiag. W. II. Powell, Atfv for Ailiuiulairator. SUMMONS la the Circuit '"nttrt ol Hie Slate of Oreaon, tor the County of Columbia. The Ilenann hoe-tnc Lnmlierina Co., a rnr C;tiu,plaiiitlfl ;.va lille W.Allen and Mr. Klley M . APen. hia wile, defeuduiia. T,!.,!,,.r'e"'',,, ""T W.Allen and Hr. vi.ej n. aiicu, ma wne: In the Rame-nf fit utattt nf nMr.n ... hereby reuulml t.. oim.r n.i i.wm ii... plalni herein on or before the Slat davof March. naaj: anh date helne rti.ir- than lr u..u... tbe date of tlrt publleallou ol thia auuiinnna and aal.l dale lientK after Uie lime piweribed by aald eoiirt and by law for the publication of Ihia auininona. and if you fail ao to appear and ati.wer. plaluult will apply to Iheexurt fur the iellf teniauited in the complaint, to wn- For a dree ol anli..n of the eaal half of the eaat hall of ieti.,n lotirieeti. laun-hip rive ("0 imnh. ranee three w.t ..i ihM MtuM....... In Columbia t'nuuly. Onvon. which ai.l mv eMy la now owued aa follona: B the plaintiff an undivided one-half iiiicreat, and defendant. Itiley W. A lien, an uiidivhled one-half interval, wlib a ntntiiiireut dower Intereat In said Mm. . . ' -, "e oi miey . Allen, la aald Allolla intereat. and tup an nr.l..r Mi,..,l...i.. referee for the pnriMwe of making paititlou ol aald real probity acoi.rdin lo law aud the prae- i fiiig.un; ami mat inecoata ol iiartitiou and of thia auii may lie ehaiyed to the purlin herein iu their )ut )iroortl.,Hs and In name made a lien upou a,iiJ bind. ihia aununniia la publiahel once a week far County JudinMif Ciluinblai'ounte. Oregon, and 7. L . " oi reoruarr, lAlb. I he date of the lira nubiirati.in nf ti,u mom in ehrnary Ituh. two. and the dale ol the laal publication l Uie sutii day ot Marrh. l-.njii. COtlVKKT & STAPl.KTtlN, Atlorueya for I'laiiitlir. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT For State Printer. It U now gcnc-rully conceded tbat J. R. Whitney, the present State Printer, is fur in the lead in the candidacy for rctiomi- nation to thut olllce. Mr. Whitney's beat endorsement ia his record in the of fice during his first term. The Ciaiette hopes thut Morrow County will be in line with the other counties in giving Mr. Whitney a majority. Owing to the established rule he is en titled to another term. Hia record in the office is audi a strong indorsement that the people do not desire a change at tbe next election. He will get big vote in Kastcrn Oregon and with his undoubt ed strength In Western Oregon, he will undoubtedly be renominated by the Re publicans by a big majority. Heppner Gazette. The Yellow l'over (lerni has recently been discovered. It bears a close resemblance to the malaria germ. To free the system from disease germ', the most effective remedy is Dr. King's New Life Pills. Guaranteed to cure nil diseases due to malaria poison, and con stipation. 25c at Perry & Graham's drug store. Notice ia herebr elern he the nn.lnpl..nl .. adiiiiiiiairatorof the eatate of John l. Morgan, ic.T.n-1, iitni ne naa nieu in ine olllce of the 1 oiintv ( on at i.f i-i.limtl... (.... ... u.... ..... iron, hia rinal account of hia mtmliiiatraUou up on aaid eatan- loio.ibr u irh M M...1 and that liie Hon. K M. Huttall. Juilre of aald I unit, lias apx. lined Salnnlay, the iuth die nf .March, lltij. Mt II u'cloek i. il f.Mn,w.n ni .ui.i lay. at llieeoiittnwin ol aaid court. l St. Hel ena, Orciron, aa the time and nlaoe of haarliw the aanie an.) aotllliiK theaame: hi which Uuie and place any emon intereit in aald eatate may ap.iear aud illo ohjeeiloiLa In wrilinu to aald final ai-eoiiul or aald rinal report, or to any part of either of Hie amne. K. K. UCICK. W. II. I'OW KI.K Alt y lor AdoHaiatrMor. Miller, by deed recorded in book X at oaee record of deeds for Columbia Conntr, Oreeon, thence runnine nurtherly.followiue the eaatern Hue of laud of J. M.iirewell.aa reeorded In bonk 3 at twee ltil. reeonla of deeila lor aaid cotimr, t i the north line of the aaid . C. Achillea d l e; thenee S. Kidet-rcea K. aionr the nnrtli line of aaid d ! e pi the land deeded to Joaeph f.. and Ueniamiu K. Co.eland. be dee. I recorded In book X at pace 4t. reeordl of di-eila of aald eonnly: thence s. stdesreoa '., foilowiugweat ern Hue of laud of auld j-ise;li I., and Benjamin It. Copcl.inri. toihe S. E. corner of aald Klmer Miller land: Iheuee westerly, following the northern line of aaid Ktuier Mil'er land to place of tteirinniujr. containing VI aerea more or leaa, in aeetiona IT aul IS. lowiuhiu N.. R. I W. of the W illametie Merktlau: Alao, all that portion of the S. C. Achillea d le that ia bounded on the weat by tbe X F . R) riirht of way. on the acuta by the I. o. o. r. eeaielery, on the e.-t by the eouuty road leaal iua; from St. Helena to Portland. Oregon, and on the north by laud deeded to Henjamin k. and J-iaeph L. CopeUnd, by deed reeorded in book X at- pard Iw of deed reeorda of Columbia County, ureeoa, conutninr three aerea more or leaa, iu aeetion 17. township I X., tt. 1 W, of the Willamette Meridian: Alao. len aerea more or leaa, of the 8. C. Achilles dlcitiaccii-iu ta. towuahip i S., K. 1 W. of ine Willamette Meridian, deaeribed aa be Kinnint at a post on tbeaoiith Hue of aaid a. i: Achillea die, which post bcara aouib ! deitreea ea.t, r. ehaina f rum theH. W. corner of aaid a i e: tnenee north lo ilegreea a? uilnulea. eaat ehaina to a poat aet on the eouth llnenf the J. H. Millard tract of land: Iheuoe aotith M de crees .'. niinutea weat to the S. K. corner ol the John Heaver tract, aa derined by deed to nun of date October 11, l-.il. reeonled in book 3 ol leeda. reeorda of t'olunibia County, Orearon; hence aoulherly aloux Uie eaal boundary ut aald Beaver'a tract, lo the 8. K. corner thereof, on the aoulherly line of aaid Achillea d I c and thence aouilloclei)- to (he point of beginning. Witneas the Honorable It. M. Hattan, Jmlice of IheConuty turt of the State of Oregon, for the County of Columbia, with the aeel of laid Court affixed, tail Nth day ia- January, A. U. l'jud. AtleJt: H. HKNUKKS4 in. Clerk . hy W. A. liAKKts, deputy Clerk. Seal of the County Ctaurt of Columbia County. Oregon. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court of the State of Ow n lb inn t-ouniy ol Columbia. Tha Portland Lumber Co.. a eorpo ration. plmiutifT, vs. Oanlel T. Youn. derendaul. To the ahova named defendant, Daniel T. Young: In the name of the State nf Oretron yon are hereby required to appear and anawer the com Plaint herein on or before the alat dny f March. li, aaid date beluc more than aia weeka from the dale nf Hrat publication of tbia auuimona, and aaid date beini alter ihe time p.-earriliol bv by law and by aaid court for the publication of thia aummona. and If yna fall ao to appear and anewer. plaiutirTwill apply to the court lor the relief demanded in Ihe complaint, to-wit: For a decree rciormln the description in a convay. anee from de.'euilant to one J B. Yeon. dated February WO-j, an aa to eon fi rm to the de serituion ol the land rold and Intended In lie conveyed thereby. to-wit:rhe aunth halt nf the aoirtb half of aecUoa 34, townahip 7 nor in. raiitre weat of the Willamette Meridian, in Columbia County. Oreeon. and !u eiiullable relief. . 1 hia aummona la pahliauol once a week for aix tainaecutiae weeka be order ol at a ll.u.. Connty Jndce of Columbia Countr. Oreeen, and dated the Uth darol February. Iwkt. The date f Ihe rim publication of thla aum mona ia February 16th. Ha, and the date of laat publication tbe Mb dar of March, lsos. touvtKr asTAI-LKTUN. Attoraeys for riaiutilf. X0T1CE FOR PUBLICATION. (Timl-er Land, Act June 3. 1S7S ) luiird Slates ljnd ORice. Portland. Oregon. January II, ItaJO. Notice la hereby iriveu that Iu compliance with Ihe pmviioua of the act ol Cougieaa ol June S. IS7S, ciilille.1 "An aet for the aale of timber lan.ls In the Statea of California, Oregon. Nevada and Waahincum Terriiorr," aa exlend. eil to all the I'npllc Ijtnd Statea bv act of Auciut 4. ISVJ, Lloyd I.. lletrU-k.of PUt.t.unr. couuty nf Collimliia, State of Oreaon. haa ihia day tiled in Ihia otlice hiaawom atateinent No. ST.'s!, for the purehaaeof the eaat Sot the aoutheaal Sand the eat S of the northeaat t of Seeiiou No. 12, in Townahip No. S north, Kan ire No. 4 weat, and will otter proof tnahuw that the land nought ia more valuable lor ita tltnberor atone thau for agricultural piirtxnea, aud lo eatahliah hia claim to aaid laud before ihe Keglaterand Hwviverol thia nfnee at Horilaud. Oregon, on Wednesday the Jilh day of March, liios. ' He uamea aa witneaaea: P. p. Kalian!, ol I'itCshiirg, Oregon; Albert Parker, of Pittabiirg, Oregon: lieo. Arinatrong. of 1'itldiunt, Oregon: Andrew Elliot, of Pittsburg. Oregon. Any and all pernoru claiming adveraelv Ihe ftlaive- deaerlhed laada are naiueaie.1 to nieib..,. elaima in thlaottWeouor before aald Wth day of Match, l'JOti. ' AUiKK.NO.N 8. DRHSSKR, Heglaler. (Tiaaber Land, Aet June S, 1S7 ) United sutea IikI tirflce, rnrtlaod. Orevf.n. IW ia. iu.ia Nolle Is hereby, given that In eompliane with tbe pmvtaioua of the act of Congreaa ol Jun.- S. 1x74. entitled '-An act for the aale of timber landa in the ataleaof California. Oregon, Nevada and Wa-diinaton Territorv," as ealend ed to ail the Public Land statea by act ut August 4, IS'iX Loras O. Ilagerty, nf Chebuvgau. county of Cheyhoygan. Slate of Michigan, baa thia day filed in thia orbee hia aworn atatemel-t No. 6.31. lor Ihe pnn haae ol the K S KK H of Section No. 3k. in Townanlw Ko. 4 N. Range No. 4 W, aud will offer proof tn ahow that the land aought la more valuable for its timber or at.me than for agricultural ptirpoaea. and to ealabliah hia claim to aaid land before the Keg-i-ler and Koceivar of tliia office at Portland, Oregon, on .-lalunlay, the -Juh day of February. INOS. He name aa wilneaara: Cenrge 81 Ita. ol Kra ey. Oregon: John Prlngle.nl Veroou a. Oregon; llarlvy kedmond. nf Veroonla. Orvaou; Kobeit F. Cox, of Portland, Oregon. any and all peraona etaiaaing adreraely tha abcee-di-aerlhed landa are requested b.ttle their clatma ia thia nlhce on or before said Will day ol February, IMS. ALUKKNO.N 8. URESSEH. Reglater. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCEBK My wife. Mrs. Clllcla Mow has left me bed ami board without iu.t cauae or provocation, and I will not .land good lor any debia ahe mav con tract from thia dale. JAMES S. MOW. Vernoula, Clrecoa, Jan. 1, 19U6. When In PerUand t The Emnire Hostanrant. 192 Thinl Street, three doors South of Baker The- tre. Meals from 15 cents up. Oi-n day and ninlit. Oysters in any style. Win. Itoblander, Prop., formerly of the Royal, 1st and Madison. H. flORGUS T. HELENS Carries a Complete tint of Groceries Dry Goods Hardware Crockery Flour and Feed Hay Notions Candies Stationery Fancy Goods In fact, everything usually kept in a first cluss General Merchandise Store. My prices will be found as reasonable its any store in Columbia County, Your trade solicited. Syrup of White Pine and Tar. the old reliable cough remedy. For sale by A.J, DemiuK. druggist. THE COLUMBIA COUNTY Abstract and Trust Co. Titles Examined, Abstracts Made, Non-Resident Taxes Paid: Real Estate, Loans, Etc. E. E. QUICK' A. M. HOlTON, - Proprietor, r cr i THE flarfiy RIFLE. Mortal lam n t. at,. v rifle made Ior exterminating posts nnd tormnnta alwut place, aa rats, wounds, woodchncks, etc., also for a companion on your va. M.llin M.fnl.li.i I.a I !. . i , , ,, cation trip, coinliiulns the cood nointa of tha old niuiil.U,,IIn sauirrol rirle witbtiiocaurauiruee and rapid tiraof the most Impror cl repeater. It Is so constructed that thuanmorilla nam tha f,.l i Imnror A f..l inxcartridireat short and lonR rim-flre, .3-J short and lone, center, rim, and ia the only repeater muue using rim-tire eartriditoa hiriter than .o-t enlihro. The short . cartridges are Just tha thing for small frame while tlie Ion:; ones kill auiinnls ol lair size c;isi ly. Ou tbe lirst 2UUU cartrldeca used yon hare saved the cost of a SZcu&n, - New ZZjn&l Citalo-and our Kinerlcnco Book that tells what HlarHnm aao dolus tlio world over t'roo. fur tie. nnatu. . r- 7Ze fflarfin firecrnx Cx, iVii tw CT .... JTr'f. ksafKT" tt mr ' at i NljW MAVRN, CONV. - 1T--