The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913, May 04, 1906, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text.v,V YfTfttXltfM ffiy" ty $ LOCAL uMi ... w Tn III to Koaa. Columbia County Ilauk Mr. Harry Weat, win) will uccecd Mr. I b ury Colvlu county coiimil aloiicr, attended the Odd 1'ellowa Lottie in thin city hud hutunlay eveniiiK. Mr. V. J. Kullerloli, ol Wurrcn, at-1,-ii.b-d (dd I'ellowa I.ixljie here last fMilimloy . He had with hliu tlw rwtltiiiti id K. '' Hurua, ol Heaver Valley, who will pr.iUiplylw the lndeiendciit numb me (r t oiiiily rouimlaaloncr. Hon't lorxrl that there la to I Rrand fourth ol July celebration at 8t. Helena tl!l yc.ir. The county la Invited to at tend. We will netl '"" draft on Iindon C.lnKiw, llrlft, J'arla, Berlin, Vienna, ti.-iioa, ,inlerduin, or any other place in Miimii and our charge aro aiimll Columbia County lbiuk, We lill have on hand (or freedUlriliu tluii a nuuilH'r l Mckauea ol (Invcrn ui.-nl gulden M-cda with the (rank ol that ti lling IK ni'K-rat ami koih! cltUeit, Joint M. I'.iaiiu. ItclU-r et aunie and pre wrc the Irauk, a they are jKnltlvely llu- litl Mr. tlearlit will aeud out, I ir, Jame Wlthycomla, ol the State Ai-iU ulturi'l Collejje, will be one ol the tinker at the county ttraiiKC at Oat kanir t.lay (Friday). There will doubt lev e a larnc attendance, I'oa Sl.K A lanu ner Warren, eon mkIIiiK ol M acre, well improved; a li.imr ditelltng, Imrd (lulnlicil, nearly nr . bull and other outbillblitiK, etc. I'm trim and other jwrtieulur apply to J. .Im liolan. A Nitw IUnn--Mr ). ti. Ikcler ha purcbnard the Uulier hop Irom Mr Itall, and v.ill eolidiict It in tha future. He It a ,vl M.nVmiii, and ert to tiriii( hi loiitly here ami become a jicrmanent in. inU r ol tlie couiuilinity, Siini tub Tat'ari -Nearly every llv Uirj ilny i Ukliitf Hiiik at the trtcta. Ilic (ii-vurta furniture Co., ol I't.iilntid, tire , U alter tlie arwtiitf ma i' in ue irutt. Hy a couibinatlim with a L i!,;- iiianulctiirer and makiiiK their i n. lutr In carload lot, they wv that thrv jre etiaiile't to ilellvcr l your oixr . ht pfcpail a liitclt grade flO aewlng mi. !;me lor .'-. and allow jou nearly a r.,r to pay fur it. Tliry lu tell all Im .! id funiiturv on the Mine liUral tt r-:n. S e their ad. iu another column. Wrt.f. Knu vx ll!ia.Mr. JohuShvr rr. iiorill of CUekama county, !o dieil n: llu- hptU) in fUWm on Katurday I ; I'xii the erle.-t ol wna. ItidictcJ in- A .1. tirl4.lo ll.ll!ll'-l Sill lib. thottt he ui ;r triir 10 arrri. w wr.i ... f i . ti I . I.. ibr l.j.-t ttut hi Uly w.n placed Iu the , i- iiiTt h-iir In 0;en Cilyaad all More vrre lourd in older that the people milit do him honor. He wa a brave nnd titihlti! putdk? arrvant aud it eeeni l'.-.mblc lb it uch a wild lirwl a HtnUh :.!iaiild be able to take hi valuable life. t.f:i'.tsn lUun Accit'l'.xT There wa a v.:i.inh up on the b)!(pnK rid ol the Columbia City and Sehatem Co. on Sal-ui-liv tint. A trail! loaded with about del uf log wa apittj4rhinj the Nodhrrn I'acilic trwk from the wet and In I Mauled for II e de-nil connection, I til, owing to the approach of the N. I', t i.ti ii, wa unable to Ret it. A coupling broke and the heavily loaded car ran acroM the Norlheru' trai'k and down in In the iiicllue, overturaliig Into the river. The crew taved theinaelvetj by nmunj;, lut counidi r.ible daiimtje w. done aud delay earned by the accident. H-uik dr-ill on New Yoik, gooil lur ihrlr f4-e value anywhere in the I'. 8., Ir ti n rent a hundred, Columbia I olliily PjiiiV. INHKI'KMIKMT CANnilUflU R. V. l'.uriH, o Hraver Valley, wi II probably : ) the lui-K-iiili'iit randldatc lor county . coiiiiiiiiwioiirr, and W. J. Fuilerton, ol nrrrn, tor rcprewutative, Ilot It men lire ,1 citlcu and well and favorably Inn,! ii, Heady Having acquire a hoiur, Columbia County Hank. AUTIS.VN UHt.lKI- Il.M.r.-ThB ball Kiv! rti by Itoulton Awcml.lv No. 80 Cniled Arii.Mii to mle lund lor the relief ol the Sun I'raiiciaco tufferer, wiwipii'e lib ft.illy attended and muot have netted a K'hnI mm for that worthy dbject. A I nice b ihe Mine pttrjxi will I glvrn ibis (frldiiy) evening at Wurreu. Living up every dollur lead to the loilj(iug lionw, Colnttibla County Hunk, lr. H. J. IUII, ol rorlbmd, formerly one of Columbia County' most worthy cllleii, viaited St. Helena on Tin duy. Coma and make a deposit with u nnd liv nil your l.ill by check, which give Vou n recept to which you cull alway n ler. Columbia County I'ank. HiiwoKNAiNd Tint Jurohm Sheriff While but Ih-cii iwiiiglug around the cir cle lit in week, nerving ubKK-uuuMiil the RtriitU-iituit who are to dinltcr jintlce, utiiler the iimuil judicial restriction, at the loilhcoining term of circuit court. No amount to amnll to atari an account whh the Ct.luuil.tu County Hank. Tun IIatti.k IH () On Siilurdiiy last Ihe keeper of the five aaloon In Kninlcr eiv tried before l'ollce Judge Doatl on Hie ehargi; prefencd by Rev. Kemp of conducting gambling device in their place of bimiiie. A demurrer wa eil I'if'l in Ihe cute ol Mile Shcelrn: that the ''late had nojurUdlctlon, the cllvchnrter 'Wegiiilng control over nch miittera to "ic i'oiduioii council, The demurrer was overruled and a Hue of JilO and ctwta itMinwd In eiich case. Notice wh K,v-'n Hi il ii writ i.l review would bo taken by In- tli f.iiiii.mtit to thecircuit court. Hep llly lilr!ct Altomcy 1'owell appeared for the Stlltu ntiil tlr. At M,.io1,.tiliu1l. ol f..:umbla Co.miv. lli.j( a brother ol the ' lraty.i. funeral tk pla.-e but Sun .tr.,mUwt men ol that mme. Tit. jday l J p. in.. Key. Kemp oBicialinR. trr-u iu which lie ww held I ho u by Couiicllui.nl St.-nrck, ol K ilmer, h:i Mw r" A' "fc,":h ' 0W. one o. '"rtuimlB winner o( pric crcilil i ccrtiiuitin it iiim iiih .n i.ii. ii.. worn corneal, recently cuwliiclcil ,y juiuri I'iniio limine, the jKipuliir yum. ...... ir.n.. Uf uriittiui. rwie nn llel ll toward tlie ptirelmw ofoneof the world renowned Kimball plmm.. I liave money to luaii on approved" reitlMluid ct-iirlty. W. It. VOW V, IX, HI. Helena, OrcKon After llio flr.t lew iky of K,l0( f,,tl( Hie run ended, and now very lew fi!i arc being cuiikIiI. Tlie bin; wuije. untde aro rripMly dwindling (Mwn to n mull average. The editor of the Mint Im received Irom I'roiiilciit Hnytcr, ol tlie )rcKoti l'rc AMocuilii.ii, mi 0f,rr 0f Biwlnt. incut n a dclegiitc tottie twciity-finl mi- linul eonventli.li 01 the National I'ditoriul AMOClmlllll, wlllcll llllet IlKlUMIIItK.il jwio i.'tn, it liieltulc a trip f the (irent Ukct and a vUlt to the Nliitiiirit Full, Wo appreciate the cotiiulitiietit mid would eniy tlie trip, hut clrctiiii- tntice prevent otir accepting. IHHK IUl.l.--Mr. Jack Mack visited IVrtliiml U'eiliieMluy lor the purpose of pimlmmiK iiuKoriiia and other equip- meiil lor the St. Helen and Jlotilton Iww ball tcttiu. He expect to have a Line that can ticccnftilly fnietc with any town in the county. Who want the match (or the fourth o( July, the great county celebration? Mr. Warrcu Quick returned Tueduy Irom tathlniiiet, where he ha been working hi aloKKlnx ctii., lo take a poitlnn lit the factory ol the Western (.'ooprraue Co. at Itoulton. Take care of the dime and the dollar villi take care ol thcuiM-lvc. Columbia County Hank. Syrup ol While IMne and Tar, the old reliable cough remedy, l'ur sale by A.J. Iteming, drugKlitt. A CoM'MHM I'lONItHK Sa.siuid Kl- liolt, one of the early pioneer of Colum bia County, W.I burned to death at hi home In Wa.lilnj.lou County on Monday ll. i:illoU ha parntyietl and hi wife and on were out ol door preparing po tiiloe lur the prinrf plantiuv. After woikiiic "while they dim-uvcred thut the bouac wa ctivclnjicd in flmt, aud they reached the building only to lind it I in ""w i eiucr me j.kiui wnerc me ick man lay. It i belie veil that the fire wacaued by coal Irom the lck mau' "Pe. Mr. Mlliott moved (rout Culumbia County to Washington County In 18 .4. He wa a brick nukrr by trade, and built Wasltliij5tju Comity' firt brick court huu&e, buruii'K the brick on the f irm of the late Ciiii;rcm.iu Tongue. Mr. Klmirn Mayfirld, ajjeil "9 year, "''' at l''c home ol licr il.iuxlitcr, Mm. I U'lu. I ,. I .lr.l..i. i,-r r.l bectui the coujtruction ola very line new reidence See.lt in eudles variety and quantity. C.nnlcn Seed, flower Seed. Why m-tid awny lor them M. V. Cilt.VY, St. Helen. Mr. J. C.altleni, of lcer Itland, was Iu Ht. Helen on Monday last. W. 1. Catc, ol rltwburx, who ha l-en laid up for ome time from an iu ury received while woi&uk on a build ing at Sv-apKX)e, wa iuW. llelcu last Monday. County court it In cs4ui a we g to pre, with a large attendance ol people who are ltilcrclcd in providing Columbia county with teel cell lor the new ail. Contractor lirickum in the city Wcdm-mbiy to aigu up hi contract lor the building ol the new court house. So (ar apoiblc lie will employ local work- men. l,iKal option petition are being filed (, 9(.venl precinct Iu tin countv. When you net a circular purporting to come Irom ouie awociution of wonieu opKii:d to eipml suffrage, reiueiubcr that "lent. I. pain ov ie e...B . "il '.'lr Mr. A. M, Aaron, of Rainier, roan nrf ervlnor of district No. 0, vlited thi cltv bint Weiliiemlay on court biiiucs K. Ilickuell, of Rainier, wa a visitor to tha comity cnt last Wednesday. IloRtf-To the wile of Jo. Dupont. Jr. at Houlton, ouTuewbiy. April 17lh. a bouncing baby kiy. The item ltt week o'.tl, but Joe i to proud of the kitl that he want it In the paiicr. W. L. Rrown, of Apiary, postiunnter nndu!lceof the peace, wa n pleasant vtnltor at the Mist oflicc oil WednembiV last. Ahsaultinc. an Oi'1'icnn Carl Auder on, a ClnUkanie talooit keeper, wa ar rested but Tueduy night by Sheriff Mar tin White, on i warrant charging him with AMuiutl upon u omcer. We jxiy intcrent on time deposit. Come and ce it. Columbia Co. Hank. Mr. W. A. Harris returned Tuesday night from a visit to hi mother at Ihif. falo, New York. When he left for home it win thought that she was Improved, but he hn since received a telegram stilting that her condition i critical. MarriKD Althe residence of Mr. nnd Mrs. Campbell of Houltoii, on Sumhiv. Anrll liilth, Mi Re!? None to V. I. Ciuupbell, both of lloulton. Rev. Harry ',. Kreiderolllciiiting. I.kii llnoKKN Oust lohuson, of Ieer Island, while at work Tur.mlay lust, Ki h g o it polei for the 8. Run Ci.iujiiy. i hii le broken by be ng caught bt weet. a wlughig pole and a stump. Mr. Joseph Hohiduy.of l'cer Islan.i.ou Jblv wH lmv tpeo si carloads this iciwm. rh"y lieltcd nbout f.ty cents per I THK VIKTI'Kor HEKOIMM. I'lialdciit HwKcvelCa Kuloiry of tlip t un er uf John Hul Jouea. On bidiull ol tliu American imru.lt T wish to tlinnk our ancli-nt ally. tl,H great Krem li nation, t) wliom. belo we once owed It that John fnul Joiich waa oiicu ablii to win for llio Stnra and Htripi- the victory that tins ulven him denllilc Iniiio, and to h Iiohh courU-sy we owe It thiit tliu of the Ion dead hero hit been aunt hither, and that to comnuimurtitw the reception ol tbn illun- trious iliiml a tipiailron ol l'retich war ship have been aunt to our shorn. "The nuiialt ol tbu fri-iich navv arn filled with tbn nn me of brave and able seamen, each of vihoiu counted death u a tiilstrews when tbn honor of bis (lug waa at tnk; and among the figures of theo bravu mnii there looms thu Inrgnr shai of tluivo who, like Tourville, l)e n,iitstie, and the aailll da Huirren, who won renown it fKi-t ndmlriila Inferior to none ol any navy of their day In mar tial prowe. "Inaddlllon to welcoming llio diplo matic representative ol Franco bcro present, let me also express my heart full ncknowlndtfciiicnl to our former ambassador to fails, General Horace l'orter, to viln.se zealous devotion wu parlicuhitly owe it that the body o' John 1'nnl Jones I us been prougbt to our shoic. "When the body wa thus brought ovur tho representative ol many dil- ferent eiliea wrote to me, each asking that It should find it but renting place in this city. Hut I feel that the place ol all other In which the muniory ol tho dead hero allt most surely l a living (i.rce I here In Annapolis where )ar by year we turn out the iiildablp- men alio are to officer In the future t'io navy, among wIiom loundor the dead inna stands flrt. Moreover, the future naval oHioers, who live within these walls, will Qttd in tho career ol llic man bote. Ido we this day cele brate, not merely a subject for admira tion and reeppct, but an object lufson to be taken Into their Innermost hearts. Kvery officer In our navy should know by heart the deed uf John 1'aul Jones. Kveiy officer In our navy should feel iu each fibre of hi being tho esger deiro to emulate the onertry, the professional capacity, the lii'loniitabledcteruiinalion and daunllea eeoru ol dealh which marked John Paul Jones above all hi fellow. "The hUlory ol our navy, like the history o! our nation, only extends oyer a period ol a century and a. quarter, ret wo already have mat y meuioiiea of priJe to thrill u a we read and bear ol what ha been done by our lighting men of the tea, from IVriy and Mhc- lonough to Fartagui and Pcwry. Tlteeo memories include brilliant victories, and ato, now and then, di'fcuts only lets honorable than the victories them selves, but the only defeat to which this praise can be given are those where, agaiiut heavy odds, men bavo stood to the death in hopeless battlo. It is well fur every American officer lo re member that while surrender may -or may n t be defensible, tho man who rct'i'cs to surreuder need never make a defense. The one fact mut always be explained ; the other needs no explana tion. Moreover, ho who would win glory and honor for the nation aud for himnclf, must not too closely count tho odds; if ho does ho v. ill never seo such a day as that when Cashing tank the Al bemarle. "In lit fight wilh tho heraid Jones' ship wss so badly mauled that his oppo nent hulled Iiim, saying, ' Has your ship struck?' To which Jones answered, '1 nave not yet begun to fiiht.' The spiiit which Inspired that answer upbore tho man who gave it nnd tho crew who served tinder him through the fury ol the battle which finally ended In thoir triumph. It aa the same spirit which marked the commanders of the Cumber land and thu Cotigtosw, when they met an equally glorious though less fortu nate bite. Tho Cumberland sank, hor (htg flying, and her guns firing with tho i!ecks awash, while, when summoned to surrender, Morris replied, 'Never! I'll sink alongside!' mid niado his words good. Immediately after tho Cumber land was sunk tho Congress was nt lacked, and her commander, Lieutenant Jou Smith, waa killed. Afler lighting until she was heluless, mid being unable to bring her guns to hour, the ship wns surrendered, but when Smith' lather, old Commodore Joe Smith, who was on luty at Washington, saw by tho dia- natcbos from fort Wonroo that tho Congress had hoisted thu while flag, ho said quietly, 'Thot Joo's dead!' Surely no father could a ish to leel prouder certainty ol his boy's behavior than tho old commodore showed bo poscBsed when ho thus spoke; and no naval olli cer conld hope to win a liner epitaph. "We have met today to do honorto the niiithty dead. Remember that our words of adutiratou are but a sounding brass mid tinkling cymbals il we do not by steady preparation and by the cultivation of soul and mind and body fit ourselves so Hint In time of need we shall be prepared to emulate their deed. Let every mid shipman who passes through this Institu tion reinemlier, ns he lo .ks upon the tomb of John l'aul Jones, that while no courage can atone for the lai k of that efficiency which comes only through careful preparation in advance through careful training of the men, and careful fitting out of the euglues of war, yet that none of these can avail unless iu the moment of crisis the heart rises level with the crisis. The nnvy whose cap tains will uot surrender is sure in the long run to whip the nnvy whose cap tains will surrender unless the inequali ties in skill or force are prodigious. The courage which never yield cannot take the tmicj ol the possession ol good ships and good weapons and the ability skill fully to use these ships and these wea i.i.t iu nresence will often atone for many 'other shortcomings, and if with it are combined the other military quulllies, the tortunalc owuer litcr-iilv invincible. bccoiius 1i KAINIJCIt Yen, there i tome agitation; but citl ten arc lining up on 'the moral question of our town. W. S. Raker, of the Northwotcrn Life Insurance Company, wa in town the firnt ol the week, transacting some business in hi line. Sunday School ha lieen orgwiccd nnd will be regularly held nt the Stchninii school house. The first meeting was held last Sunday. A mimical aud social entertainment will be given at the K. V. bull by the Ladies' Aid Society of the Congregational Church, on Saturday evening, May 5. All are In vited. The K. I'. Lodge will have work in the second and third ranks next Saturday night. All rucniberc invited to attend. Rainier Lodge No. 21, A. 1'. and A.M., will have their regular dated communi cation Saturday, May Oth. Work In the M. M. degree. All rcident masons in good (lauding invited to be present. The ladie of the M. K. Church gave a short musical programme and lunch at the church parlor but S itur lay aventtig, The affair wu well ut'.en.'.e 1 and enjoy able. II. P. Hearock returned l:.t Tuesday evening, picked up his household goods, and left with his f.uuiiy on the steamer Kellogg on Wednesday morning for St Johns, where they will in the future re side. Carl Oliver and family moved out of A. L. Clark's house, where they lived more than a year, into the new house just com pleted by frank McCaskcy iu Moeck's addition. Mrs. Klinirif Mayfield, aged 78 years, died hut Sunday at the home of her only daughter, Mr. Delia Wise, at Ooble. The deceased was a member of the Cuited Brethren church. Having reached the allotted time, she has pissed peacefully to her rest and reward. The luneral took place Tuesday afternoon, conducted by Rev. II. U. Kemp. Mrs. J. M. IJrown nnd Mrs. Geo. V.. Banger were visitors to Maygcr last Tues day. The Misses Bessie and Helen Reed, of Oakland, Cat., sisters of Ben Reed, have arrived to spend the summer in Rainier. Other member of the luinUy will come later. The residence of Mrs. Micklcliaugh has been leased and will be the family home during their stay here. lilts F.Un Ureen, graduate of the State Normal School, is in charge of the public school iu the Timony district. Mrs. Muudon, Irom Shoul Bay, B. C, a sister of L. P. ttamer, is visiting her brother's family near Hudson. The stcaui schooner "Daisy Mitchell," is due at the Rainier Mill & Lumber Co. lo load tiOO.OOO feet for Oakland, Cal. Also the schooner "Amelia" is chartered to load 650,000 feet at the same mill, and will be here in about two weeks. OKI) OF THANKS. We desire to return our heartfelt thanks to all who so kindly assisted ns during the last sickness of Mr. II. J. Watters, and especially to the members of the fra ternal orders, the choir, and the many friends who furnished the beautiful floral offerings. , Their kindness will ever be remembered. Mrs. II- J. Watters and family. John Bnilstein and wife, havo moved to their ranch East of town. 0. S. Dent and family occupy thoir town property. Mrs. Ilatltold begin n five months term ol school in the Ridgway district lust Monday. V. W. Keasey made business trip out to Portland hist week. Charley West and wife visitod with his brother! near Greenville. I act week, returning Friday. C. L. and son Albvrt have each sold their limbered homesteads to eastern parties recently. It. Sessoman went to Portland Mon day to lay in a stock in tho undertaking line. Herman Cook, the young man (rom Indiana, who has stopped lor tho winter with the Mowo family, lias accepted a position with one of tho surveying crows up tho rivor. Carl Mills went out to Clntskanie Monday for a load of new furniture for C. L. Parker and sou. Ralph Rogers, who lives up Vobblo creek, is reVorted to be very sick. Mr. Albert Wood has also been quite sick the past week or more. Mrs. Eva West had a birthday party Fiidnylast. Just the family gathered to wish her good cheer and many re turns. On Saturday it wns Mrs. Freda GualafsonV'day of all the year." Her lady friends In goodly number gave her quite a surprise, in fact took her by storm. They had prepared and brought with thorn lot of good things to eat, and altogether tho day was very much enjoyed by all present. Quarterly meeting will be held nt the church, beginning Saturday at 2 p. ni. with tho business meeting of the local quarterly conference. Preaching in the evening by the elder or the pastor. At 10 a. m. Sunday there will be Sunday school, at 11 a. tit. the quarterly meeting proper, preaching followed by commun ion services. In the afternoon at two o'clock there will be an old fashioned Methodist class meeting. In the evening Y. P, A. meeting at 7:15, with the closing sermon at 8 o'clock. Rev. Rra Maurer, the presiding elder for the district, U expected to lie present at all these meet ings. The country people are invited to bring their dinners and remain for the afternoon meeting Sunday, and for the evening meeting if they can. This will be the last Sunday of the conference year, conference meeting on the I Oth inst.at Salem. r CP. THE Salem ti p $ i il -: 00 -V ft It " Au I tt -r? --rf: ti -i i t !V'-v i t I t t a ,:: 1 1 i fnV ,! ' " 1 0 ii i 1 1 ' Mr. Bishop desires to get well acquainted with the entire population ot Columbia County. You have an invitation to call on him. He carries all the leading makes of good, clean, reliable clothing. No fakes. C. P. BISHOP, 87 3rd St. KIST. Phillip Sheeley made a trip to Bank and reports much activity in railroad work between Banks aud Buxton. Supt. Case visited the Kist school Monday. Gust Hult has bought Peter Bergersou's homestead right to a claim on the south fork of Clear Creek, and is an occasional resident thereon. Tom Turk shot a pigeon o3 his barn roof recently that had a silver ring on one foot with the initials A. L- on it and dated 1892. A. C. Bcrgerson sold about 30 acres of timbcrlaud to Michigan men for 15 per acre. Mrs. Ethel Nelson, nee Ethel Thomas, is quite ill at this writing. Much interest is centered just now on the opening of the county road between the Kist school house and J. H. Turk's place. This is a long felt want and will be accomplished this week. School Report. Following is the report of Valley school, District No. Ii, for the month ending April 2". liKW. Number of pupils enrolled 0 Whole number of days attendance. .lOS'J No. days absence 0 Si No. times tardy 0 Visitor '. 1 Those whose names were placed on the roll of honor for the month were Irene Marshall and Dawn Wilson. A SNAP 100 acres of land near Helena, in the frli'o Beaver valley for tlooO! Of the 100 acres, tl aies cleared and there is a fino orchard of apple, pear, cherry nud prune trees. There is a good six room house on tho place and a w ell of line water that never goea dry. For anyone that want! to buy in this county this is a snap. For particulars itiqulru at litis offlce. H. flORGUS ST. HELENS Carries a Complete Line of - Groceries Dry Goods Hardware Crockery Flour and Feed Hay Notions Candies Stationery Fancy Goods Iu fact, everything usually kept i n a fira class General Merchandise Store. My prices will be found as reasonable as any store in Columbia County, Your trade solicited. BISHOP NEW CLOTHIER Successors to Woolen SViills Store Porte Trude and Lubens Pearl The rereberon stallion Porte Trude and the German coach Lubena Pearl will make the season of 1900 as follows: Mondays at Yankton, Tuesdays at lloulton, Weduesdays and Thursdays at Don Moors, on Sauries Island, Fridays at Senppoose, Saturdays and Sund.ijs at Warren. Mares from a distance will be pastured for t-- per month. WEST & LYNCH, -OWNERS- Scappoosc s: Ore. EDISON! German Coacli Stallion Owned by the Clatskanie German Coacli Horse Company, will make the season of l'.KHj, commencing April 10, as follows: Tuesdays at Deer Island Wednesdays at lloulton Thursdays aud Fridays at Scappoose Saturdays at Ilolbrook. J. T. GRAHAM, Manager NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice Is horehy given that tho umlprMenetl have )eou duly ap)Muitel by tho l-ituiity Court, of Columbia t'tmnty, Oivnoti, us executors ot the estrtte of Martin Boili, ltcvtttet, aul have duly nutt lined m such executors. All fHrttoiitt havin rlai?n HKiuiit hhkI estate arts hereby not i tied to present the same , properly veritied, to the undersigned executors, at the ollUv of Harrison Allen, Attouiey at Law, rngo Building, j Astoria, reon,wtililn -nix months from tbe ilute ol the nrttt publtcitUou ot this nonce. Dated ut t. lleleus, Oreiron, April IS. im. Jl'IJA BOTH, Kxeeutrix. FHKl'KKh'K TKOVV, U. Ii. JtUlNSON, KxeeutAra. SUMMONS In the Cireult Court of the Plate of Oregon for the Oountv of I'oliuuMtt. I. C. Kolloy. plaiutlll'.'va. Chan. .Kelley, dufeud ant. To Chna. Kellv, defendnnt abovo named. IS TUB NAMli OKTIIli HTATK OF OBI'XiOV, you lire here-by reiuired to appenr and an awer the eomplalnt lile.1 ogaiust you in the abovo eiilitlmf suit by the '2 lli diiy of Mny, Ihe time prescribed in tho order Tor publicailon of thin Huiiimou an made in oourt bv the Hon. T. A. -Mciirido, judge ot aattt eoiirt, una ir you full so to appear ami stumer Raid eoinplaint and duuiiiioiia. tor want thereof plaintiff wilt apply to tuiid eourl for the relief deumuded iu her complaint. The relief demanded t for decree anil order of the uliove enlitled court to dlumlvo llio marrlaire eoiilraet now existing la-twecn tiiiid lilaiiitilt'nud defendant herein; turn furthurdo cree changing phitnllftft namo front Kelley to .1, 0. t,ee; nnd for Mitch oilier relief a may be met wlih euulty and Juitire. Tlits Hiiuimon ia published by order of Il.m. T. A Mcltrlde, JuUfo ol the above enlitled oourt. J. A. STROWRRIIXSK. Attorney for J'UilnHlf. Klrst publientlon Apr. IS, l.tti. Lust publication May l'.K.Hj. yy c. Hecuku, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. RAINIER OREGOK D P.. II. E. CLIFF, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON ST. HELENS, OREGON. JJR. EDWIN ROSS. PHYSICIAN & SURGF"N ST. HELENS. OREOC ' EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL PROPERTY. NOTICE is hereby gieen that Ihe undersigned executor ol the U1 will and traunoiciit of Klizabeth Freeman, deceased, br virtue of an order of the count? cuurt of the State ot Oregon, lur WsshiiifrtrtnConnty. uiaile ami euteretl on llicOih day of April. 190f, authorizing and em IKiweriii the uudenisue.1 to make Mle of the rent property hervinaftur described. ill on suit after Mouday, the- 14th day ol Muv, lsufi, proeeod U sell t private sale, the following; dt-suribed real proiwrty, lying. beiiiK. nd lituate in Col umbia i.'ouulv. Oregon, and parucularly dea orilKHl as follow. t wit:- Thc touth hal f .if the north west quarter; the north east quarter of the north west quarter and lot 3 of Meo. ft iu ton ushlp veu 17) north of ranse four ( I) west of the Willamette meridian, coitttituinfr i&i.i acre more or let.. riaid property will be ld for cosh and the u demgned will reeelvu bids thereon by mail or otherwise at Uillsboro, Oregon, after aaiil Monday, the llih day of May 1SUS; said proper ty will be sold ttt ject to connrniAtiotl by the county court of Washington enuniv. Oregon. Dated t UilUboro ou tl.ii Stk day of April J. A. IMI1RIK. Executor of the lot will and tea tiiment of Eltmbettk Freeman, flco. R Bagley, Atly. for Executor. OREGON Sil OUTLINE ahd Uin ion Pacific UNION DEPOT. Leaves Arrlvea. Dally. CHirA(JO- POKTLANl .IS A. M Dally. Sl'K' iAl. for lite Kail via Huntington. Sl'OKANK FI.VK R. for KaKti-rn W'ashiug li l.i P. il 8:00 A. M. Daily. Daily. ton, Walla Walla, Iw- ittton, Coeur d'Alenei ami Oreat Northern point. ATLANTIC KXfRKSS for the East via liuut- S;1B P. II Dully. 7:1 A. M Daily. liiu-..n. Lower Columbia River. Steamer 1(rh1o Icavea Portland daily, exeei Buiidav, at 8;0Oi. m. Satllnluy 10:1X1 p. ni for AHtoriu a. id wny lamiiugs. Returning IciiveH Antoria at 7.00 a. m. daily, except sumicr. A. L. CRAIG, Geueml PasKeufrer Aent. POKTLAND Or. ADMINISTRATORS SALE. Notice tit hereby el ven that by vlrtiw of an or der of the Comity Court of ihe Slate of Oregon lor ino t'ouuiy oi t nninioia, niaue ami euiorea on thu iiUh day of March, llKXi, hi the matter vt the estate of W. H. Pai.mbh, doeea-ned, the Hit 1 derwitied. the adininlHtrHtor i( aid elftte, wiH ; on or after the uth day of Airi. l'.NHi, at the ; iloto of the underw(K"ed, at Veruoitlu, Oregon, j veil ut private Hale, lor at leant tne third eanli. I and the remainder on credit for not more that two yen is secured by mortwafreon unid pre miaou , with imerest at er cent er annum, the fol ljniu iloscrltied real pnperiv belmntiiix irt the esltite id iaid oeciKed, uttuated in the County : of t'oluniblu. Htate of i irays-i, ti-vit:-1 Het-Himny twenty roiKWt of the northeast j corner of the outhcimt quarter of uiuhl.iu township 'ourth noith, rus Umt west of the Willamette liierlitinn; theii; w-hl i lxty nHlff, thene month eighty ro ; th i e eu-t I Dixtv rod, ihence north oiah:y nxtx to the of belnnlUff.euutaintnK thirty crt". 1 OH ANT ItOWMNU. II. Powejl, Attorncv for Admliilitruigc ..r, l'yrlluild, (yf tl,C gulpyu UICI). Jjuudred jxiuinls.