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About The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913 | View Entire Issue (March 2, 1906)
ANNOUNCRMIiNTS r'r MheTisT . .....I., .niii.iiinie myself as cauill llfor r-.-i"rt"l, ,Mcia Zfldi'l C..lHttt Cmiiity wlfect Khcrin v ' hull "I ",f Kcpumiiau votera at Let wlHwrirt loUlield April 20th, " r'tr Br present,!!). Iriiilittfi prUti'1" (r nomination on !'lB,ul.ll. n primary ticket (or Hep- Ilnlsilve In Hm UKlltnrt from Col ". .'..ui.tv. KI.MKR T. CONNKLI, lor ItrprwuUtlrt t hereby unnmim-t myself aa cnndl u..,,l, can vi " i . - IAlliMKl llMHlHtllU 1 rMTrouM unlet adherence to tlie direct primary ,w, lit Irtlrr and spirit. Xninliiiu l lrnctilr. IMn-llon ol riwl atirrvlor. Viintl I" Ktilur tlie mi'"1' Normtl cbool it. it. t'Utid. er t'iity i'lrk. I be rrtiv niinnnnre myH ctmdi ' .Lie fur llie Kriilllcn nomliwllon fur ,k, uftue ol fount Clerk, uliect to the .,( tlie ReiHiuiirun vourn me irrct riim'y l'.letlo. to be hel Aiirtl :1Kll. l nl,-.lr mvxll If elected to devote my time to toiiuly ljuiue eclulvelv. II. IV. I.A HAHK. or Htete I'rliiter. . Tlir nn.lrrid ennounrrn blmtell Ktml'!iii cumhiUle wr renonilKAtlon l(,.r stair I'fluirr. Met't l the iWUhhj lottke ki-M'tlun vtitrr t the jwtiuiary c!r'lt. Aptl W ,S'.,r htiiik '"' term. Tlie aiue uuiinv ttut h lren ecconled to Klle ,,!!i.rr rr-i.!y,tbl of miotuioaOou, Iw.mUl I kit .!lr rt.-itel. . R, wiIITNKt. Albany, OirH""- S.!i..l irfwut rfdtlie very he(orm i s r h'indrel, with envelope. l!ij:!i w.ter t''k out the litid;e t tlillri WalUrr' -CC, et ol Yllk m. on )l'nly laet. Ttic damag; U ml .mr tuiii lir l dollar. Mt Tnru M. Itiirn. of Rnliilrr, li tn emploved to laVe chartfp of the rl mt lr()i;l.u.-l ol tbe public rllool at We Vnnw wr ro I of arrvice to ol. iur ninl arc III. loluuiOM loulll) Unk. lltw It.iric VU, of Sci"Oae. la .t,..1 iii tlie (lirKonian' tout eat fix a op to lUr Vrllowatone Park, in Oialru t l'i,,liiiiK rtvi.raliy Re. W.C.Stew ft not Siiii.loy will I follow: Vank n 11 M a. ui., lloitltou 3 p. III., St. Iclcna 7 !1 p. m. You are cordially iu i.ed In attrud tbcr acrvicM. No aiii.itint too email to (tart an AC mil! villi t lie Columbia County lUuk. Thriewill l baokct aocial In 8nce' i IbitiSton, on the eveniujt of Mnri'li I Kvervtndy invited lo come and it a Ui.ket, There will lw a lwrt rojtara. The proreedt are to be p. !rdi the M, K, ihun.li debt. Tiik Mm'i N'kw OrflCK-The MUt moved into tlie Cable tniildinir, I xiru llir Columbia Counlv l!ank and ie Ijw lilll.'e of W II l'nrll IV l,a iinirh Iwiiit office now than heretofore '"I would l nlrMed to reeelee ralli ni all ur friend. M'. A, J. U, u vitilinir lil neidiew. fir. A. T. bn, of (bit citr. Mr, Uw a obi Indian filthier anil w recently it nb)r. t of nl)nt a column Interview u the Kvening Teleriu of Portland. Tvm are rouiltiK in to the nhcriff' of c quite rapidly. Amonir tlioae who '"k ailviiutaue of theonoortiinltvlo un -r ceut at the county1 cxrx-ne ie plutocratic editor ol the Iloulton tome nud ike , ,Jt.,ait with u and y ail your bill by check, which i(vt ' receipt to which you can alwaya "r. (.oliiinbla County Hank. 'fed Nicuicla wa committed to the 'U'lty iuil by Tuatlce Illackford on Sat- "'iy lust, on (be churire of rnd lar. r"y. Niemela roblied Tredcrlck Wa- I-nu K.UIC month Ko of fiO In money wai recciltlv eanlun.it In V.iHlaml. P'e wa taken to Bt. Helen, and placed the county fall, but ia now out on ""'. It ia undcratood that he will re- "111 the tlif.iii-v a.l 1. ....... 1. 1... I In ' o a ciiarue of petit larceny. Will Mil will Hrnft nn tywbli. '"'K'-w, llclfnat. I'ari. llerlin. Vienna. ellon, Aninterdulll. r nnu ,,U.a In liuroi... .....i , .. . , . ,i. cnurgca are imaii. vol- nubia County nai,k. ,T" AttnaAMa Uotilion Anaemhly, lltl-d Artiiullil. iravB a ur i....li.l d eiiloyalde dance at Ihelr hall In our lclKhlK)r city ln.t Katunlav nluht. There Hood aii.,.,i... -...i .1.. i. .. vv, klip mnyKf tw ",l( lo Imve been one of the Illicit ever 'l''8'l in Columbia ('mint TtinMa umi pJ'ity for all, Rn,l 0t the fraiiieut that l'- " ii mere were about ten buiihela The Wlllaine tuj annual conference of Wlyiin Muthodiat Church will con client tliecliiin.li in ri... i.i.iui.... ''JIM rorib, Morel, 711,. Opeiilnir cr' """ II o'clock a. m. There will lie e'ichinK every evening at 7:30. All ore "MiaUy invit,,,,. ''.VMiiiitii Rock Rooa For aalo at il nelling ol fifteen eg. Barred Ilym- ocica and full blood. Oi'o, 1'KitRv, Hotilton, Ore. ... Km for ll,. Gmu Coach HrM! ' V"Uk,"l' " l towil till. wW ... . " tills ' will, I I. .- ... tron stallion ever liroiik-ht t . ...... '' ' t.iiitliil ,mu a,,,! , " to accclm, to tlio r,c ,., ierc,ol I loitimiiia County, Tnt rock crusher and t,iKi0 sru l . k ... . nav UII ...r wy 10 tiut.aaiiicto crush ro.1, f ww new roa.i m., ,,ult tel , dtyn-t lt. rllr,,r,l rl. Pi the rook criuHer v . u ii tl 14 III W ucr win ne lor tlie rumli ol ri i.i. Mr. Syvern. mine hft of .... .,... "olel.t knlnler.wM . U.., Z tor to ti.t eu.v . ' ,j .. . w, c.iiivMiiiy. Mr. l;vli lleiulww. of n.mli..,. Ited flit Mlit oflite WedneiNUy (, ile flllVIWtu . 1 t . " jyi"K in anveiice lor the l-l-rr. mr. iiciimiaw Ua been ..,1 noer io tiiu lamlly onriml lor nrven. Tr, UMiietnunitjcrolt ieMUi1. iultrllrt liv uken the ppcrcontlu- wonly .ince )t u eeUbliiheil. !...,. i . .. jnn Ko, eui uiry ere the worthy iKoneert of Columltie County. 111 lltDta aatM . m run WALK Weight J200 oiini, live yean old. (loot! all ,ur. vwanunai. Apply to K, C. l.AWK, M. lluli ni. I 0car Anderaon, an emulove of the Clatakault Lumber Comjauy, bad bi.l nt uailly cruihed In tlm uiill. .( that r I.- i-..- dcraon waa operalinu ratchet culler and caiiKht hi. Ut In (he moving carri.M o " via MVWIM T MlBl. f ll the machine. The loot will have to be auitmtaled ine towiMMt liar veil Queen turned Si. llctroi Saturday laat at alout 030 a. m. t ... . . . " -noouera ana barkentine in ww. Till iitbe firat time auch a teat hai been avccompliahed. and It ii certainly lowinK nie, llioujjb we (uppoae there wa no reduction In the rate. we pay Intern! on time denoiita. lome ami tee ui. Columbia Cmmi. tUnk. C a a nc Okfic R a R idgefield C ranee mo. nut met Wednesday. I'ebruary 21. anl liiatalled tbe followinir olbceri. I. A. Smith. Mailer; K. V. Ibrrne, Over- i It. I.udke, lecturer; 8. B. Rkh- arda, .Slew aid; 8. Keotbe. Aaaiatant Sf-wanl; W. Home, Chaplain; C. Kern. Teeaaarer; r". Youn, Secretary; K. C. hmltb, itekee-r; Martha Korihc, Sere; Retiecca Wilaon, I'uniona ; Sylvia Richard, flora; Lydia Koethe, I.. A. S. Mimc-St. Helen Ixlxe. A. F.and A. M. Work iu the Entered Annrentice lrin tomorrow (Saturday) nWUt. Yi- I'iiii. brrllinn cordially iuvilcd. The lull caminiaaioncr vialted St. Ilcl- eiu on Wcdiieiday but. He Itate that tbrre have lrn tcicrul violation of the fiih law rcrrotlv and lUat a iiiimix-r have Mid the Ja-nalty. The lati-airaac i that ol a fiahefuum at CulumUa City who ii ace u xd of rali bin and Mrlluiir ttur- Keon meaaiitini turntyeibt Inche wliich ii Imt little over half the lint-lb rriUired by Uw. Mr. Charle A. Mm, of tinker Citv raimuiaie lor tlie Kepuoitcan miminatlon Kr i.ovirnnf , wa a vitltor lo M. Ileleni on Wedtievljy lait. Mr. John, i a pleaa- ant Kentieman, and aliould he l nonii nated the Mill wil! take pleaiorc in itip- porting him. hen vou wiili to arnd away money, come and purcbaac a New York draft, payable on ilcatand any place in tlie I'nitrd Slate, and our charge are (tnall. Columbia County Bank. Mr. Schuyler Henry, who hat been uf (ering acverely from rhcuinatiam, itartcd on Wediicailay laat for the hot prinj( at St. Martin. Mr. Henry U one of St. Helen' licit citiurn. and we hope he may kxhi return in lmirved health. 8vcd in endWa variety and quantity. Garden Kreda. Flower Peed. Why arnd away for them M.C.liKAY, St. Helen. UKUHKN AA Al AW w w w r ItroiiKhton St WIkk'" "re loadlnx n boonrr at Necr City with lumlier from their uiill. The American ahlp Berlin, owned by the VVarreu racking Co., i moored at their dock at (iohle. Winnnn llro. exjicct to have their mill In running order ugnin in about ilx week. Capt. Baker and a crew of experienced men from Ifclroit, Mich., arrived here Monday with four powerful pum and other wrecking parnphnnalia for the pur pose ol railing the teamer (J. w. KIdcr. The Captain expect to have her afloat in til week. T. C. Watt, H. Link and I). A. Wise were elected delegate from Coble Orange No. 3:11 to the County Grange. Mr. Ray Hovctt'i term ol achool lu thl illatrict cloned laat l'riday. It I the uppotllioii that te director will ecure the aervlce of Mm. Hoven again lor the anrlntr and full term, also a teacher for tlie nrimurv department. The dircc'ora will meet March Sth to elect the teacher, A SNAP li)0 acre of Inml near IH lona, In the fi'rtllo Heaver valley for I1000I Of tho IttO oru, Oniea rlenred and there ia n fine orchard of apple, penr, ohorry nnd prune true. There 1 n good six room houao on the plana and a well of fine wntor that never goca dry. For anyone that wnnta to buy in thi county thla In aannp. For partlctulara Inquire lit thla. ofDco. 11 A il . . . 2 UAINIIlf w a ft- v v w w v w w Jk Over 5,000 flfty.pound lioxes of Cowllt .v.ver smell nave been lilit,d frmil Hal. "lor since the first of Kebriiary, the y. W.T. VTutt. COUIltv nrunun. l . , .... nils m ! I """VurvoJ'l,l ' tr front ,11 n Jr ,0. Wl.n from UWJ, .. ...wen. fl,r. wllllon , ,,!,, to drive llm nlliiiir li ii,. r . (IiA rtnm ...III ,l..i.. . , m .... valu iiuiiuniioii Ol 1,1,1. lit r ., :r. 'MT'' nn ..IMrlv, : o . ' ' V" : ...; " m"" M,,y i "vvui..fiiHV(, u. A Indenendent tl lii f,, .,, liM le.n nomlimUid by petition. I Im .,H.I f .it. 1 "'""ry m inn town. Echcn u""" wpnrnle netltlon. Th. "U",,,M cooncllmeii. or trunlne ey cneu linre.lmve mihli.huH I'1"1'0"". po which they will bute l,'"lr conduct If elected. A I a .i.i. ....... " ri " F''orio win be 0Una eliewhere ,n t'"'e coliimne. Tie Independent eanuiuaiei ait at follow: Kor trunteea W. IK llue.N. H.KUiwnrt.John Wbblee, laraer Hteunlck, and Dean Ulanclmrd who I tndoraud by all - for police judge, w. n. Terry j for town uiarahal. Ia Inea jeiae; lor treaturer, A. L. Clark rartioeln town and titrtlntoutof loa n comiiaiiv'al.r. . i .. . " a auiiaoie location I ani.ll... I Ma. . hi ilx 1 i, In ' .', , . ,.. n , I.i. , T ' '"r . " .m" I . ' """ 'awnieiii 10 inane, I llta, lt. . a. .1 , ...... .. . . iwr oiid oionill at KOI nler would bo iullirl,.n. , . i.. conrthoiiae ll.an lha n,.ni i... i . -- III contemplation, vet audi ia tba f-i The thipinent of lumberfrom Rainier ami of other manufactored product of ...Ml I 1. ! 1 una mi aevoriei ia greater man irom Aitoi la, , we (ra informed by party wio keep poitetl on iucli matter. We hip bold by water and rail, and tlie rail hlpmenu will aurpriao thoto who do not keep tab on inch matter. The Htate l.auk of Kainier will open lU door for bualoeaaon Man-h lit in it temporary quarter in t ho room adjoin ing the poalollice. The illnuaa of Mr. the preaident, lia delayed the opening few day. The achooner I'roafier to'e looin from her mooring at the Rainier Mill and Lumber Co. dock lait Saturday and Iriiled into the river. Her anchor had to lie lowered to hold her. The miihap roil a dclav of 21 hour In load ng. M. T. O'Conue'l ha begun work in hi cmp, which ii the old McKinnon caii'p. JtallroaiJ iron and material for building a logging road have becu ro ceivod. Mr. Uockafcllow, father-in-law of T. K. Hu'liea, 1 electing a dwelling houe on the blti fl" ove-looking tbu Columbia River IKior Co. p'ant. Parker Hionnick ha bought two lot ailjoluiug liioae of Kolwrt Youut on the et. A dwelling in the near future is in contemplation. C. M. Hrook and family have returned from i loo, ii in m, Waah., where they have , n-ililct over month, and will make thi their home. The foundation of a houte ia being laid on the lot In Moeck'i ad.lition re cently purvhaaed by Fiank McCakey. The houte on the corner of Water and Virginia atreet I being moved to make room for the erection of a hotel. Mr. 0. Dutcber ia doing the work. Klrctflc light po'ea are lacing erected by the partie who received the laat (ran chite for putting inelectriclightf. Work wa aim begun by the partie who re ceived the franchire laat Keptemlier for tbe n me iiuaiMiiM. We ali.ill toon have electric light to birn There were rcgititored for the town election 2"i8 voter. All lliee voter, to hi entitled to vote, mut be cit'uen of the United State and have resided ix month In the Slato ol Oregon and ninety dxya in tho limiti of the town of Uainior. The achool eenau i being taken. The laat week in February It dealgnated by law a the time. Let everyone help to enrol', all children Udween the age of (eur and twenty, to awcll our acliool pop. iilntlon na much aa pnaalble. The candidatea on tho Independent ticket have tigued the following plat form: "Keforui in the adminlatrntion of the town aflalra; theanppreaalonof gun Wing and other vices in the interest of moral decency ; a jndlcloua nud careful expenditure of public money; improve ment of atroeta and construction of aew era; requiring all poraoua nuking frnn chirea to give good and aufliclent bonds aa evidence of good faith ; aboliahn.entof the oftlce of city attorney and repeal of the occupation tax ; the Inviting in and enconragonivut of new itidtiatrlal enter prise Tor nice Ily Bayagea. "flKnklng of the torture to wliich some of the aavngo trthea in the 1'liilip pine aulijoctthoir captive. remiiuU me of the Intense tufferlng I endured for three monlha from inflammation of the kidney," ya W. M. Kherman, of Cuh ing, Me. "Nothing helped me until 1 tried Electric lllttora, three bottle of which completely cured me." Cure Liver Complaint, Dypcpi, Wood dla ordcra and Mulur'ui, and reetorea the weak and nervoua to robust health. Guaranteed by Terry A Uraham, lloul-i ton. Price 80c. Do Voir Npraylug Xou. Some fruit growora are apraylng their tree while Othera are not. In order that the light against San Jim scale and other fruit lieata may lie successfully wftircd. It ia eaaontinl that concorted action lie taken by t.fio farmer. Let evory man eprny lilt oroliard and a gooil atop win naxe oeen taxen toward entdiciitiiig these pests from thla tnte. -Nowi the time lo begin spraying. (let out the spray pump and spraying solution nnd get busy. Mr. Kami's; Explanation. owe Krtitor: On account of what aecm to be a atudied attempt to mlirep recnt my position opon certain queitiont "m:" me public ha right to be luionneu, i wuli to lay: . kr I . a i-o man iu tne state of Oregon ho more admiration for the courage, Integ rity. ability and patriotism of President Roosevelt than I have. I am not an enemy to any claa of peoplelaboring men, or otlierwie-on the contrary, the laboring men, with hardly an exception, In thi communltv. are all my personal friend. I have never opposed labor legllation, when I believed It to be right, nor have 1 ever failed to vole agalnat such legislation. nen i oeueved It to be wrong. H that made labor organisations regard me as an enemy, j am willing to be so classed. apologize lor no vote I cast In th. legislature and any person or set of tier- sons, feeling aggrieved at any official act or mine, Is at perfect liberty to make suctt criticism as they desire. While ...ri.iocr oi ine mate senate I did not vole lor or against any measure that, un cr me same circumstance and with the same knowledge, I would not vote in the same way again. Wa 1 a - i oas wen reported tliat I voted against t' e Fellow Hervant Law. I did not vote against the Fellow Servant Law: on the contrary, I voted, together with every other member of tbe State Senate, : i ..... ' m i.ivor oi tuat law. The particular measure which aroused the antagonism of certain people, was what was known at "Senate Bill No. 00" introduced by Senator Malarkey. beiner a bill limiting the hours of service of rail road employes, and In my judgment, con taining many obnoxious features. Tlie vote upon that bill will be found on pan 2!3 of the Senate Journal of 1905, and the ole upon that measure, opon its fi nal passage, waa as follows: those voting yea in lavor of the bill, were Senators Browuell, Coshow, Howe, Malarkey. Miller and Wright, a total of six in favor of the bill: tboae voting nay and in oppo sition to tne out were Senators Averv. Booth, Bowerman, Carter, Coe Coke. Croisan, Farrar, Haines, Hobson, Hod son, llolman, Lay cock, Loughary, McLonald, Fierce. Rand. Sicbel. Smith. Tu.iv Wbealdon and Mr. President: there be ing two member of the Senate absent, to-wit, Senator May and Nottingham, making a total of 22 voting nay, aix vot- yua, ami two absent. It has been reported that I have said that if I could have my way, I would wipe off from the statutes all laws favor- ble to labor. This statement is abso- utcly without foundation and was never made by me at any time or place, any body's statement to the contrary not withstanding. So far as it ia claimed that I am a cor poration lawper. I have only to aay that I represent quite a number of clients, some of whom are coporations, but most of whom are individuals. I do not khow a ingle lawyer in the state, having any considerable amount of business, who oes not number among his clients a greater or less number of corporations, and I do not know a lawyer in tbe slate who is not perfectly willing to act as at torney for corporations whenever their business is offered to him, the same a he would for any individual. So far as the primary law is concerned I am neither in favor of it or opsed to it; I am however in favor of giving it a fair trial, and if it is found to work satis factorily to retain it upon tbe statutes and ii not to repeal it. JOHN' L. RAND, How to Sec are Large Potatoes. C. II. Andrews gives his experience in the cultivation of potatoes as follows: "I am convinced from my experiments that it will pay to thin potatoes to one stalk in a place and so give all the strength and moisture of the land to those that remain. It might be well to cut out all eyes of the potatoes when planted, except such as are desired to grow, and so tave the trouble of thinning out tbe field to some extent. There is no profit in growing a large crop of potatoes unless they are of merchantable size. Tbe largest potatoes are always found where the largest and strongest stalks grow, and the small ones where they are small and weak. It is a mistake, in my judgment, to plant 'small seed or to cut the large ones to one or two eyes to save feed and to reduce the number of plants, as the common practice is. It is much better to plant whole potatoes of good site, or, if large, to cut them at most only in halves. Of course, it will cost more to seed a field, but with good seed prop erly thinned, much better result can be obtained. "If one desires to raise the largest quantity possible from a few seed, greet results can be obtained by taking off the shoots and transplanting, but the pota toes will not grow large. When the early rose was first introduced I bought a pound of seed, for which I paid 3, and cut them in halves and planted them iu a cold frame. A fast as the plants grew large enough to transplant, I took them off and set them in a field. I continued to do this until too late to set out more. I obtained from that pound of seed over one and one-half bushels potatoes. The first taken off produced the largest pota toes. The later growth made weaker plant, and from them were tuber pro portionately smaller. It may not be known to some people that each eye in a potato is capable of producing a large number of shoots ; as fast aa taken off others will grow. Usually not more than two or three to each eye will start when limited, but Hint number is far too many to be left to grow." A Lively Tuaale with Unit old enemy of the race, Consti pation, often end in appendicitis. To avoid all eriuits trouble with Stomach, Liver nnd Bowel, take Dr. King' New I.ifo Wis. They perfoctly regulate these organs, without pain or discomfort. 25o at J?;rry & OritliHin'j, Ikmltou. New Year TAKE A LOOK-IT WILL DO YOU QOOD We have the largett ttock of Fnrnitnre. Ktove and Ranges in town, all of which la honght right and will be eold right. We can save yon money on anyiiiing in un line ru.1 (..II .1.. 'W .J... U, , Iron Beds, full tize... Kitchen Treasures... . .11 7S and Dp . 3 00 and op . 2 SO and up lablet, Chairs, Btanda, Kockert, and many uuicr articles. Women and Children' Wear Hair Pin 05 Coreeta 60 15 to 40 Hose, per pair 10 Muslin Underwear 60 Knit Underwear, suit $1 00 Collar 16 np Children' Underwear, tuit 40 to 60 A full line of Lanes, Embroideries, No tion!, Calico. Muslins, Ontings, Table Linens, and many article too numerous to men lion. A full line of Shoes for ladle, mliw. and children. - . Boy 6hirU for 25c. fine and coarse. Boy' Shoe, Call and tee onr full guaranteed good and be convinced. BAILEY 2tBRIMM.Houton,Oregon RAILROAD LANDS FOR LEASE Lands of the Oregon and California Railroad Company, in Oregon, will be leaaed for the year 1000 subject to can cellation of lean in fhe event of the sale of the land during the term of lease. Owner of farm and ranche adjoining railroad imda should file their applica tion not later than February 1. 1006. after which date application from other will also be considered. Address CHABLES W.EBEBUX. Acting Land Agent, 10.15 Merchants' Exchange, San Francisco, Cal. CUABOIAN'3 8ALE Notice la hereby tiren that br rlrtneof an or der ol (he Cminty Court ol the Stale of Oreiron, tr Columbia Canity, marie ami entered on the Jlih rta of Kebruarr, 1900. In the ma'ter of tlie KimnlUtiihlp of the eatale of Alfred c. Wolf, an iniane penon, the atnlervlKiiei! aa ruantlaji .l lbs eate of aaid limine petann, will, on. from mirt after the OH day of Man-h, ISO, a! the law office of W. H. Powell. In 81, llelma, Omun, proceed lo aetl, al private tale, for eah In haiiit. the followlnKreacrlhol real property liettwnilti Ui said Insane person, aituated in the c.ianty ol Columbia, (futo of Oregon, t-tt: The anntheaat quarter of aeelion tcnt. In township five north, range three west ol the W lllamette sleridiau, containing one handred ilxtv acrra. Ant itruin dedring to bid upon laid prop erty at inch rale will inbmlt the name to Die at lloultnn, Oreeon. or to my attorney, w. H. l'owcll. at 81. Helens, Omron. EDVI ARDE. HAZE.S. NOTICE OF BALE OP TIDE LANDS Kottee I hereby giren that tlie Bute Land Board will receive sealed bids until 2 o'clock p. m. nu M.iirh IS, 1W6. for the purchase of the State' Inure Iu Till Un.l In Inml ol Lot iti. Iiloi-k 10. In lbs City of tit. Helena, Townibip i North. Ratine I West. All bt.1i mint be aeeomDanled be a w?nlir application to pan-hue in accordance with the law for lue aale of Tide Ijmds, and by cash or check for the amount offered. I he right to reject any and all bids ti reserved. Applications and bid should h a.1.!rM.l ia O. Ii. Brown, Clerk Btate Land Board. Baleui, Oregon, and marked "Application and bid to purchase Tide Land." U. !. BKOWN, Clerk Slat Land Board. Dated thli 27th day of February, lsos. SUMMONS In Ihe circuit Court of the Stale of Oregon lor Prink 8. Akin and Ben Selling. plainUfls, vs. Hewitt Investment Company, defendant. To Hewitt luveilnieul Company, the above In Ihe name ol the State of Oregon yo hereby rvouired to appear and answer the plaint tile.) against you Iii the abnvi, n nine naraeoi tne state or Oregon yoa are plaint filed against yuu In the above euUtied rrvor roiuirvn 10 annear an.i anw,r ih. ,v.m. cause on or before April 7ih, IMXS.and II you fail lo so answar. for want thercol Ihe plalntia will apply to the court lor the relief demanded iu the complaint, to-wlt: That tbe conn decree that plaintiffs are the owners aud In possession and entitled to the Ks.eslon of the northwest quarter ol section .In towuship 5 north of range west uf the Wlllumctte Meridian, eontalulug oue hundred aud sixty acres, sltuat in Columbia Countv, Oregon; and that it further decree that any claim of the dsiendant therein is Invalid anil that the title of plaintiffs be quieted aa agalnat any cluiras and demand! of the defendant there- In. and that iilsiniitt's have judgment for theli oosls and disbursements. r Thia lumnioua la published be ordsr of thn Hon. Thomas A. Mrflrlde. judge ol the above inlllle. 1 court, of date Februarv 16th, VMS. ThtMlat of Ih Itrst publication la February The time prescribed In the outer toe the pub lication uf thliiuiumoiis Is six weeks. SNOW Ol alcCAMANT, Attorney! fur I'laluilfh. 'rE H. flORGUS 5T. HELENS Carries 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. Vour trade solicited. NEW GOODS New Everything, Except the Same Firm at the Same Place A FEW SNAPS . Men' regular $2 60 Hat f 1 AO Men't regular l Shirtt no Men's regular 60c Sox 36 Ladiea' regular 60u Collar 25 Ladies' regnlar 25c Collar 15 Ladies' regnlar 50c Legginga 2! Uirla' Coats (11 to 14 year), reg nlar f260, now 1 00 MEN'S WEAR Cap and Hat galore, price according to quality. Good Work Shirta.. Hox, per pair 50 ...from 10c toll 10 60 Collar Overall, per pair... Jumper Fine hhoea, per pair lire Hhirt "..: I? Logger' Shoe ...... 3 107 50 We carry full line of Men' Cotton and Woolen Underwear, wliich ym will do well to inspect before boy ing else where. STOVEPIPE Stovepipe. 6 and 6 inch 15 Taper joints, 5 to 0 and 6 to 7 25 T joint 35 Elbow 15. Heater $ ? OOaowf np . 9 00 and op . 27 50 and op Cooker, No. 8 Range CITATION In lb Circuit rairrt of taw state of Oregna, Columbia county. In the matter oi die estate 4 W. if . Palmer, ueeeaAeo. To Knnnle F. Puimer.of Vsmaana. Oregon; Mrs. 1 . J. Adama, oi venmma.uiBctiwi!rtaa f aimer, of Forest Grove. Oregon: c. V. Palmer, of Vernonta, Oreeon; and James Palmer, whose resilience Is urunnwn, hairs at law ol w. II. Palmer, deceased: aud lo all other heirs and devisees unknown, li any auch there be; and to all other persona interested In the real property uviougiiiK ui tne sua saia OCTeaaoo , In Ihe name 4 tbe mast of Oiegofivyov and each of you are hereby eitad and re-ittlred to appear in the County conrt of Hirsute ol Ore. goo fir Columbia Cawniy, at the courtroom toereor, at M. Helens, in sew conntr an.l Plate, on Matiirdar. the VHwdavof Man-h. a lo clock In the forenoon of that ilaff. then awl there to show crtii-e, if any exists, why aa order ol sale uf certain real properly hekinriar to- the estate of said deceased, in said dainty of Columbia. Hutc of Oregon, should not be made as prayed or in mi-priinon oi orant vuwniDg. tne ao miniMrator of aid e-tate, on rile lu aaid eoart. The real property de-crlbed and petitioned to be sold in said etitlon la as follows, toast-. Be ginning twvnty rods west of lh wwetbeast tur ner of th southeast ifuarte of station eight. In township four north, range four west of the Willamette Meridian; thence- west stxsy rails, thence south eighty maw, theaee east ilxty rodi. thence north ergnes roda to th olsceoi beginning, containing thirty acres, situated in tne ciuutv oi oinmoia. state ol Oregon. Witness: The Hon. R. 8 Ha tau. Judge of Ihe County Court of the Mat of OrezoB Sir Col inula County, with the seal of said court affixed, this lth day of February. 190; Attest: H. HJt-N iOK ttsos. Clerk. Hy W. A. HAKKIS. W. H. Powell, Att'v lor AdBiniilnuor. SUMMOKS la the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for The Benson Logging A Lumbering Co, a cor poration, plaintiff, vs. Rilev W. Alien and lire. Kiley W. Al'en. bii wife, defendants. To Ihe lefendants. Riley W. Allen and Mrs. miej n. Alien, mawua: in me name of the state ol Oreeon n hereby reouired to antM-ar and answer thi nu sre r .taint herein on or before the 31t day or March. HJ6; said date being more than six weeks from e com' tneaaieniont publication of this summons and said.date being after the time prescribed by said court and by law for Ihe publication of this summon, and If you fail so to appear and answer, plaintiff will apply to the court for the telief demanded In tbe complaint, to wit- For a necree oi partition oi tne east half of the east half ol section fourteen, township live (3) north, range three west of the willametto Meridian, iu Columbia County, Oregon, which said prop erty Is now owued as follows: B the plaintiff an unnivioeu one-hall Interest, aud defendant, Riley W. Allen, an undivided one-hall interest, with scoiiiingeut dower Interest in said Mrs. Riley W. Allen, wile of Riley V. Allen, in said Alleu'a interest, and tor an order apuoiming referees for the purpose ol making partitiou ol said real property according to law aud the p rue tire ol this conn; and that the coats ol partition and of this suit may be charged to the parties hereiu in Ibeir Jiim nroportiuus aud thssaine made a lien npou laid laud. This summons is published once a week for six consecutive weeks by order of H 8. lialtan. County Jiidgeot Columbia Cuiintv. Oregon, and dated the l.th day of Kebrusrv. l'JOo- 1 he dale of the first publication of thla sum mons is February Istli, ItsB. and the date of tbe last publication Is the SUth day-ol March. 1S06. COOVKRT 6TA PLKTON, AUorueys for Plaintiff. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice la hereby given by the undersigned aa administrator ot the estate of John !. u,imn. deceased, that he has Hied In tbe office o! the County Court of Columbia Coni.tv. state of Ore gnu, bis dual account of his admlnistratiou up on said estate, together with his final report: and that the Hon. K. 8. Hatun, Judge of said Court, has appointed Satuniav, the 10th day of March. liSM, at 11 o'clock in Ihe forenoon of said day. at the courtroom of tald court; at 8t Hel ens, uregon, as tne time sua piacsof hearing the same and settling the same; at which time and place any person ipterened in said estate may appear and fllo objections In writing to said Anal account or tald ttoal report, or to auy part ol either of Ihe same. K. K. QUICK. V. H. I'OW ELL, Att'y lor Administrator. 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 THE v5&BnVZAV RIFLE, Model 1893, JS3 calibre, Is the beat ( IA rifle made for exterminating peats and torments about a place, aa XfJvW rats, weasels, woodchucks, etc., also for a companion on your Ta- f jsMl cation trin. oombinini tli rood nointa of tba old nmsl.irsrfin E Si i. ' 11 aulrrel rule with the convenience and rapid lire of the most Improv repeater. It Is so constructed that the same rifle nses the follow ing cartridges: .32 short and Ions; rim-tire, .32 short and longcenter. nra, and ia the only repeater made using rim-fire cartridge lareer than Ji calibre. The sliort cartridges are Jnst the thing for small frame while tha long one kill animal of fair size easily. On the first 2UU0 cartridges used yon have saved the cost ot a ?Zaiie. V.W JSm.' Pl.tTlfw. -, Tr I T, 1- .1. . . . . - " -" w.rai.uuuus mas leilg woa r -VjL mmrUnm are dolus ihe world over Free, for tic. postage, fcfU. i 7Ze2azn firearms Co., H, a WILLOW ST., . NEW MAVEN. t-ONN. I i New Prices OROCERIES-You Want Em. We Have 'Em We also desire to roll your attention to a few price that are attractive and appeal to the pocketbook. rlonr, per sack , Bottle Bluing ,, 3 cane Tomatoes ... 3 cans Corn.. 8 cans Oyster 2 packages Gold Vmi 2 packages Gloet Starch 2 packages Corel gtareb 3 package 8wht 1 package Wli-Rit I packau Fotnam Fadeleaa fva .$i m rr mm Hoap. 0,1 1 Fail of annri fWrnn S Ob., lour pTece.' Pure Leaf Lanl, Tbs. t jff Pare Leaf Lard, lOllDt .. i t Uanw, cjoalily gnuraoSeed, W TOBACCOS- Two T4 tpb& tmok'Hi; TS Two tot pka-i Voirm LeaJer 16 Two 24 o pga8ra Core- smoking. .15 Two 3t tit sAgyGoM Sboresmoking. . 15 Threw 3,- pkgi. rttrie iing . . . 25 hrx I m pkg EaX Wrrfianr (making. .25 Hi l oxpkg lAse Mi xtore smoking.. 25 Si 13 oi pkg Pixie )eeapmoking..2 Th sa-ice -- trii;t3jr spoj eaeh. in ict iff ctunu& hZfUZ, tiZT, "" Wrowderiltriwd Jl iTVT?lnTl a'aeatnitne of the estate Vf. !f,?' 1222,' i" touoty dourt X Colambla hSrinl'sSTir' "- TnlJ oil pervms S-Jj"! ? " aluiar-hereby re- yr the same t m. veriHetl e 2f.P " "roffloe at St. Helens, Ore- lZ2Jn',S' fTum Ih date hereof. w.Brow. ,, .. E. E. QUICK, ell. Attorney for Admiaistrator. 1MM0K8. In Ihe Circuit Conrlof the Male of Oregi-a tor tb teaauy t Columbia. The VbstSswd Lombee Co., a corporation, pasinCnt v- Miuiei T. Young, defendant. Ta. if! above named defendant. Dwniel T. 1 (Ming: In tth mms of - - " n . hrrt "eVred lo appear and answer the eom . ....... Hn-ri on or oelore the 31st day of March. Iisaw. said dans hel tir mnn. ,han -:v u . . -.,M tha-datenf first pobllcaiioa of thla summons, and aaid dale being attei Ihe lime prescribed hv by law ami b safel court lo the publication of this summons, and if wo mi r-M M . answer, plaintiff WIU apply to tbe court lor th relief demanded In tbe complaint, to-wit: Kor a decree relormlng the description In a convey ance irom defendant to oue J B. Yeon, dated February ii i.law, ao aa to arnferm to the seription of the bind uM .s in,...i. m i... eimveyed thereby. lo-wii:BTb south hall of in aoutn half of section M. township 7 north, range S west of th u. di. . L. u (l. Cumrdcosiiy, Oregon. sjkI or general Thi. ilx eonseenrfva. rimmoHw pabliahed Mice a week for week by outer ot R. S. Hatraa. County Jnrige a Columbia Conuty. Oregon, and . '"ooaioi reoruary, ISO. The date of the first poblteitbni of this Hu mous Ii t ebruanr lth, I9, and tne date of lait publication the 30th dar ol Man-h lsus VUUVEKT STAl-LKTO, Atttoraeyi for FlalatilT. lOTfCE FOR fUBLICATION (Timber Land. Art Jnue S, 18T8.) Vailed states Land office. , . P"etBd. Oregon, January 11, 190. r.rdlae n harefvv rieea. ikt Im mmnlianc with the penvisHins of tae act of Congtess o June . 1878. atili tied "A scl f..r Ih. mmm t timber lands In the States of California. Oregon. Nevada and Washington Territory," as extend ed to all ihe Huplie Land States be act ol A tigust - 'Wi Uoyd L. Oetriek.of FiltslMrrg, Cotiuly of Columbia. Htal ol Oregon h. iki. ,lv K1A 1a thi otflce his sworn statement Ro. KS2, for Ihe purchase of the east X of the southeast i and the east H of the northeast i of Section No. Lil in Township No. north. Range No. 4 weal, and will oder proof lo show that the land sought is more valuable for Its timber or stone than lor agricultural purposes, and lo establish his claim to said land before the Register and Receiver of Ibis off!c at 1-ortlaud. Oregon, on Wednesday, the 3Sh day of March, 190. He names as witnesses: 8. p. Ballard, of Pittsburg. Oregon: Albert Parker, of Hittsbarg. Oregon: fleo. Armstrong, of Pittsburg, Oregon Andrew Elliot, of Pittsburg, Oregou. Any aud all persons claiming adversely the-above-deecribea lands are requested to Ale their claims In thisofflceon or before said 2Mb aay of March, 16. ALGERNON' S. DRESSER, Register. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCEIN My wife. Mrs. Cillela Mow ha left my bed an.l board without lust eauae or provocation, and t will not stand good lor any debts she mar con tract from this dale. JAMES 8. MOW. Voruouia, Oregon, Jan. 1, la. Wfcen U PerUaai U to The Empire Kostanrant, 192 Third Street, three doors South of Baker The tre. Meals from 15 cent up. Open day and nittht. Oyster in any style. Wm. Boh lander, Prop., formerly of tho Royal, 1st and Madison. Syrup of White Pine and Tar. the old reliable cough remedy. For aale by A.J. Deming, druggist. aww ss---s..p..ssmBw-nmBBBBgBiwasssssgasgaaaj 25 25 25 35 15 15 an 10 (15 29 off SO
