The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913, June 22, 1906, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextOK K(i ON MIST Entered at the I'ostoffice nt St. Helens, Oregon, as sceoiul -class mail matter. Issimn Kvkry Friday By E. II. FI.AGO, EDITOR AND rKOPRIKTOR. lOrXTY COI HT. One copv, one year, in advance. . f I W Six months & Legal notices 35 cents per line. FRIDAY, June 22. UKVi. It iseuitl that the Western I'nion Tel egraph Company charged over $1,000,000 for mesjages that were s npwed to le telegrKulicd San Fram-tco ami then fent them by can iers and thiotigh the United Slates ninili. A number of the insurance coinniiies have concluded to shave their San Fran cisco losses 23 cents on the d 1U.1". The six-bit companies, it is safe to say, will do very little business hereafter on the Pacific Coiist. The Oregon City Enterprise is dvvot ing t great deal of space to funeral sermonetts over the political remains of tieo. C. Brownell, who it reiterates is dead, dead, dead. If ho is so very dead would it not be as well to quit stamping on the remains? Let's not have any more kicks coining from the farmers that we are governed by politicians and professional men and that they are disregarded. One of the best men Oregon can piodoce, against whom nothing enn be said, who ha done more for the farmers than any man in Oregon, and a farmer himself, has been turned down for Governor fur au oily politician and turned down by the farmers themselves. New berg Graphic. The next Oregon Legislature will con tain seven Democrats only, six in the Senate and one in the House. This will be the smallest Democratic representa tion in many years. Of the thirl j mem bers of the Senate, 14 are holdovers. Of the 13 elected to the Senate this year, seven signed Statement No. 1, aud two pledged themselves to support the Re publican voters choice for United States Senator. Of the 00 members of the Hoase 39 signed Statement No. 1, and six pledged themselves to vote for the Republican voters choice for United States Senator. In other words, since I Bourne, a Republican, received the pop ular vote, there are 54 members of the Legislature pieced to his support. It requires 40 to elect. County Court met on June l.'ith, the principal business being the making of the orders declaring prohibition in force in Auburn. Union, Apiary and Warren pte cinets. The orders are uniform and read as follows: "Now on this day this matter coming on tor the consideration of the court upon the ab.lraet o( the vote cast in said precinct at the election held on June 4th, UKKi, lor and ajr.imsl prohibition, pre pared by the comity clerk lor the in formation of this cuitrt, audit appearing to the court that a majority of the votes cast in said Union precinct at said elec tion are "ior prohibition," uud the court being tolly mtvised in the premises; it is therelore ordered bv the court that the sale of intoxicating liquors in said Union precinct, Columbia County, Oregon, bouuded as described iu the ' petition of the electors of said precinct praying that such election be ordered bv this court, be and the same is hereby absolutely prohibited except as in the Local Option Liquor Kleclion Law provided, until such time as the qualified voters therein, at a legal election held for that purpose by a majority vote decide otherwise." An ontcr was made committing Wm. McDonald to the Home for the Aged. Mary Laurer was allowed relief in the sum of $40, on the petition of Wm. KruU and others. In the matter of the petition for appro priation of land for improvement of load from Apiary to Rainier. Petition allowed. Fetilion allowed for Cue improvement of the Pringle road and J. Hickenbottoui for damages. ' Petition of G. V. Armstrong and otheis for bridge across the Xehalem River postponed until the June meeting of the court, and the same action was taken in the matter of the petition of J. R. Dallas. The certificate for the plat of Whitney's addition to Scappoose was signed by the court. An order was made for the cancellation of road warrants 4032 and 4U!0. The clerk was ordered to make out the apportionment of funds for the different road districts, including all but ten per cent of the road fund. A large number of bills were allowed and these, together with the appropriation of road funds, will be published in Thk Mist next week. VERNON I A ITEMS. H0ULTQM AND ST. HLHS. At the school meeting last Monday eveni ng a com m ttee consisti ng of Martin White and W. II. Powell was appointed for the purpose of consulting with the people of Houlton regarding the ad visability of consolidating the two school districts. An attempt to accomplish this has, as we understand, been hereto fore made, but it appears that local jealousies blinded the people to their own interests and nothing came of it. Then the St. Helens school house was built and the matter dropped, though it is believed a majority of the jieople were favorable to consolidation. So far as St. Helens is concerned the matter is in worse shape now than it was then, ow ing to the fact that we have an e.vpen sive school building. There can be no doubt of the benefit of consolidation for both the districts. Of course the school house for the joint district would have to be located at a point as nearly central for the school population as possible, and if put mid way between the two towns it would in time be fully as convenient to the ma jority of the children as the present school houses are. The consolidation of the districts means a consolidation of the funds, the interests and the ability! oi uie people oi tne districts. It means practically a consolidation of the two towns and an understanding and appre ciation of their unity of interest. It means economy, even although the im mediate cost may involve a considerable sacrifice of funds. It means a high grade school that will accomodate all the pupils of the two districts at less expense than we are now paying for two compa ratively inferior schools. It will beneut j of several miles, and it is probable that every foot of property within n radius I it would result iu a very considerable j extension of the limits of what will be the consolidated district to accomodate the wishes of those who will desire to take advantage of superior school facili ties. It is the most important proposi tion that has been brought before the people of the two districts and no per- Geo. L. Davis, chief engineer and superintendent of construction of the Pacific Railway and Navigation Com pany, was in our midst Wednesday and Thursday of last week. Wm. Hess, C. B. Armstrong and G. Gustafson have new separators and have joined the cream gang. Rev. A. E. Myers went out to Port land Monday of last week, returuiiii Saturday with Mrs. Mvers and the chihlren. Hi packed his honseliuli goods while out and shipped them to the Grove. Airs. c. A. .M.ilinsten and runt are visitin; her brother, Thornton Soule and family, at Troutdale, and will visit an ancle and cousin in Portland while out. Mr. and Mrs. Chany West are doing some Bhoppiug and visiting fliends in Portland this week. Billy Allen, who has been rustling rigging for the West Oregon Lumber Co. atClatskanie, for a coupleof months, came home on Wednesday. Children's Day exercises have been postponed to Sunday, July 1st. A ser mon to the children will be delivered at the morning hour, and a programme of music and recitations by the children will begin at 2 p. m. Country people are invited to bring dinner and stay all day. C. A. Maluisten went out to Forest Grove Friday, returning Saturday. Mrs. Lucinda Wilkinson, of Houlton, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. C. Vr Mellinger and family. About twenty-five of the boys and girls, with some of the older people, took Claude Chamberlain by surprise Friday- evening last, in honor of his Klrd birth day. Everybody had a jolly time and mine host, after he got himself together, was as gay as the gayest. Frank Tracy went to Portland the first of the week to visit his wife, who has been stopping with her sister Nellie, who is reported to be quite seriously ill. Ed Sesseman went out to Forest Grove Tuesday with I). W. Keaey' team and wagon, for a loa 1 of merchandise. C. W. Mellinger and wife I. me pur chased the did Wilkinson home-tead, aud think some of making it tneir fu ture home. They want to tee lint just where the new railroad goes below the city. (-chrx.il election!', so far ua we have learned, resulted as follows: In Tucker district Charles liergertou was elected director and C. W. Mellinger clerk. In the town district Mrs. Minnie Sword was elected director und S. V. Malinstcu clerk. Thin district also voted to purchase an acre of laud of G. W milMto.und will consult while there with Mr. Lytic mid other ruilrond otliclnls, and returning wilt hen in nt the county lino and work this way, while other uiiuiK'ia of the. committee will work fioni this cud of the route. Qnlten num ber of bonds for deeds hnuo Ih-cU signed all of them in Washington County and things look very encouraging for se curing ti e right of- way at small cost. CatTi.k kok S.m.h Ten head one yearling, throo two-year olds, three three-year olds to calve snon ; also three six year id I cows, alt with calves. ( SAl'KItVKlN". Yankton posiiitUee, four miles west of Yankton. Following the Flag Whtn our soldiers went to Cnlw and the Philippines health was the most im portant consideration. Willi T. Mor gan, retired Commissary V. S. A. Rural Route I, Concord, II., says "I was twj vea i s in Cuba and two year In the Philippines, and being subject lo colds, I took Or, Kings New Discovery for Consumption, which kept me perfect health. And now in New Hampshire, wo find it the best medicine iu the world for coughs, colds, bronchial troubles and all lung diseases." Guar an teed at Perrv A Graham's. Price 50c undfl.OO. Trial bottle free. Bank drafts on New York, good for their face value anywhere iu the U. S for ten cents a hundred, Columbia Countv Hunk. 8 HK RUT'S SALE. Ill the Otrenlt Court of the Sure of On-(ron for i.liint"lrt i ollinv. tt'llltnill M. Waimu. lUiiilltlir, Je-e Klneimt ati-t fiirrie K. Flneotit, hi wife Klehet t'otituuiv. a ftiriMiratiiiii. mill Wltioit uimK-r I'linii'itny. 4 contention, iltfeail ael. XTOTK'K IS HKHKHV lilVKS THAT TNDKR i 'I mill hv virtue f tin exee'Hion ami oriler of Mle lt.anc.1 out of tlict'ltvnlt Conn of the Stale of Orenoti, ill met for ltliitiililn I'oilntv, on the SIh tlttv of June. iin.ier mut fo ilrnance nf Iiniirroeiit. nnier anil iiecree or ronvioanrv itinle am! etitcre,! In nib! eonrt on the I.'hIi tiny of Mar. Iiw. In a iul wherein nil lam M Wnlrous. as Uitln!if7, recover,.! )iiilrinenl H'jHloit the itefenitiiills. Jetwe Kineoiit Hint Carrie K. rliie-mr. hi wife. aiel e-ieh oi them in the sum o( nine hinitlreii met thirteen (S'.'llll tlnllar. in I . s. eolit coin, Willi Interest thereon at the rule of eiirht (si tier rent per annum from Nuy in. r. mm me rnruier um oi one lintHlreiuf 1001 ,l'illnr. atlornevii tee herein unit eots mnt iluliiirtenienfii of nit. taxetl Mt ll.VsA. ami the further uin of si. oil. tax? imhl anil forever ilelarrbt anil foreelohn: Ihe Icfeniiunin atnl all tH-rn.m- etalntlnir nml them suheiiient lo the oare of iilaintirTii iitorteaL-e. or all rlcht, claim or liiteret In the hereinafter t!eerthe,l rremlae. ami reuuirlntr me to ma .c "Ate of the follnwilitr ilenerioeil rirouertv.to ltfv the atve amoiinlt. to wit: The nor!hent unarler of the norlhneit oliarter o eetion twenty-nine (Jiri In tiovnshti seven (7) north of ransre ttvof-.') wer, Williiineiie ineriiban. eonlabiinir forty (nil aere. atnl the winrh half of the nintheat ijnirter of eetion thirtv-tW'i(:E.')rim'tihii tour ( I) north of rmnte four l ttpt. Willamette m, rliliull . i-oiiMlnlni,' eiehlv (ho Here, all lyinir. tieinir anil militate in Columbia County. Oregon, f i-ept nalil ilefi-uihiitt vt iiio-t i ne i.tunner i oninany. a eoriioratlon. ahull have the riirht to remove Innn until north- eat oiiarter of nottlnvet i(!tarer, ee lit, T. 7 V. o- K. -i W of Willamette nteriillntl. three Imn.ituil itxiimitti'l :-i).iiu) feet of lo. now on fttti.l lamt. .hall lotve a ri-'ht of wuy over. ritroll-.'h an.l aeroft-tialil tainl lit iiarultie riinil for the ;tirtie nf tMnstortinir iteni, wti.i hni-i alkint five nnnilieil thoti-anl ( VOttw) f,er of luiri. and aai'l riirht of wav h'ill eeflse atnl terminate on the l-t iluv of Jnlv, li t);, ami that stilil ilefenitrilit. Wilson Case f.ltinlier Comunv, a ooritorHllon, nhall on July Nr. l'.o,. injt aii'l urreniter tt-e fxtetiklon of aalil peamiM-a, an.1 ever- part thereof, totiie purelianer or pureliui er thereof, at -oieh Male. I w ill, therefor, nn sanirilar. Ihe 'Jlil ilav o( July, l.Kifi nt the hour of 11 o eloek to the fore noon of "iit ilav. at the front door o' the county Court House In St. Helena, in tuld ( oliunt.ia Conijty. Oreiron, wll at fiublic aiic-tion to the hiehet bidder fnreah In lawful monev of the t'uiteil State, all the rlirhr. title and' interval the aid defendanti Jes-e Fiuenut and Carrie E. Kineonl, his wile, or either of them lia, or hud at the dale of th? exei-tilion of aald rnort URifw. ill or o the teal pro(ierty above ileteril., to Miliitfy hai'l uaeuttiion and order of hale, tte ftether with all ai-eruiusi-ont.. Doted at (it. Helena, OH-ifon, UtU I'.'mJ dav of Jutie. I'.mia. Fin.t ptiiilleatlon June 2!, W.. La.it publication Jnlv 31th. liaa;. MA RTIS w iiitk i-herirf of Coltimlila Countv. SHERIFF'S SALE. eonal or selfish interest should interfere with its consideration. Let us get to-j i'Hrk'!r i118t opposite tin Adams britlge, gether, as we should have done long ago,' Ior a scboolhouse site, and a live-mill and build up a prosperous community. 1 10 ' '0T 'tuna to build a nev. Iu the Clrnilt rotirt of the Stale of Oregon, for ttie County of Jnrkoll. D.J. ltzer.vlliitiir, v. Charle.-i Meaerve, de feiidaut. Notice is lierebv eiwn thut llndi-r and hv vlr. tueofan exeeulioii lMied out of the elri tiit eonrt of th? State of lireiton Iu aud for the " utility or k.ton.ou the tint day of Jnne,l'Ji;, under ami in piirminnce of n jtnlKmeitt titiKii' and entered in aid eonrt on the-JM dav of o,-. totr, lyo:!, in mi action wherein l. J. Hwlrer tilaintirr, reemereil judgment ,iBln-.t ( harlet, le.erve In trie mim of i.,l.0i, nfth Interest thereon ar the -nte of elirht fa-r cent per annum from the dale thereof until paid, ami the count upon thin writ, commanding me to natlufy the above named amount out of the perwonal proje ertyof alil ilefeuditut. Charlea Mex-rve, or If titimi-lelli ennnot lie found then out of the reai property oclomrlnic to kald defendant In Colum bia County. State of Oreifon, I have levied upon Ihe folloivliiir described real property, iltuated iu Ihe County of Columbia, dtate of OtcKon: to- Wit: .Ml the rlifht title. Interval and eoltile of the said Ch.irle .Slevrve, the aatne la-luir nu undi vided intret luheriteil by Ithn from ititi mother, Swrtth Me-erve, deeeitM'd, In utnl lo the iiiiiiioitie oeMrriia-o real eti,te. i,.u i'-nn. northeimt ipiurter of section ScventeiMi,, iu ti.wnhin seven North, Itariirc lltreo Wet of Wilnmefte Meriillmi: J,ta 4. 't. i;.7,s and'.r, of Block its, of M.KCk Addition to Ihe city of liiiltiler.ln wild Cnniitv and stiiieiaml the'fol lo .vlnir dewrlla-d tnml In Ihe City of Calnier In nald Countv and State. Cnmmenclur at a olnt u lilcli I mio feet suth 31 dr-irreen. '41 minute" wet of the Initial point of Moe- k Addition to Kstinler a- platted mid recorded; Ihenee miiiiIi if detrreea minuten. went au feet to a point: thctice norih on deereeti ten niliiiiien; wt-n auu feci to a leiittt: t hence u-irt li 'Jtl detxrceii .'a ruin men. eaut "O leet to A (-lint; tltcnce witilh li;l lie. r' '.- : ..... ,n;i in inv p tn e or i bi-jir.iilttff tvf. und execot a ultlo .Vt let wl,l I oil' Ho. eit-terlv etnl otcr which a llniite rium, ' Ji ai d Hint I will nell the name at public auction ! i'1 u- ono filed by Inw. ' iti 'I hcrefore. on Siilnrdn'. the l!Nf iIhv of .ri.l.- ill f.le i I will, til tlic hour of II o'clock In the lore- fii. iiodii oi .inn liny, hi me fr.utiiioiiMC' umiriu sr. ! neieiiii. in warn cnniitv, Htaie of Oregon, w-ll nt public uii. II. ,m. lor cimh lit IihiiiI. nil the rwht. title, iurercat iin I c:nie of the an! I cliarleit Mc-erve. ti e ttfore.-M ib.fMiiil,no of. In mi l to the Kcvernl Intel of real pro.rlv If1 aliove dcncrlla.-d. timo much thereof an niny lie "b ,,,.l.-iir to r.niriy miiti eiCClHIOU, lialed nt yi. Ifeli-iii, Oresroti, Ittmr,'!. iruai. MAKTIN WIIITK, Deer Island Will brate the Fourth! I o SO PROGRAM- Reiitiitions by the school. Speaking RACliS Foot Race for Men. Foot Races for I'oyt. Foot Rnccfi for liirls. Foot Rucch lor l.ddie. Whi-cllnirrow Race. Hurrvl Race Suck Kace. FRIZES FOR Tllli WINNF.RS. I'lRKWORKS IN THK KVKXINO Pnticing, Rcfreshuii tils itu l n General Good Time. -C N. FOWLER J. A. HOjlADAY N. PINCKNEY EDMUND OLEEN- ALARM GALVANIZED PAILS CLOCKS nn si r An extra In ge teakettle, dUC UUO lliado Of heavy Copper, Thrum nn linin imll Nickel nlnted ultli a hold It qts., and usually good, clear ring. Any. on sell for twice the money. Ualy knows they 're worth iiure, but vthitu tiny last Mlc TEAKETTLE 90c uickel pated Regularly sohl for dollar aud a half. JOB RINTINC 18 OUR BUSINESS JVi have the best und most fully oiuipM(l Job I'rhit iitiT OWU'i) in Columbia County . . irr (ire jnrpmrd to tin till hilt (I ft of Printing on short nohvr untl at intist rrn son ti Itli' price ft A TRIAL Will CONVINCE OREGON MIST J I W vmvi STATE BANK OF RAINIT CAPITAL $25,000 X ft faW Ctf upon Jmt; 0lC0H MUST HD liftVCS CO. iiit tt i rK t kn r iSTKi'-mr run us tihk iK"twiw ,an 4 visum ai.iwv KAkTKHN KXCIIAXoK limit IMSMNti Itul lt 0 Hill' Kirt'HOAVM t A. M. Til I r, M. twicer- Carlrtmi .rn, l'rri,lent. ulni iil.l,lec. VUt I'nridcltt: C. S,V( Anker, Calner. " i I)irrctiir: t'arlctoti l.rwU, John Mlihlre, IVtin HUtKliaftl W. l prr Morrt., lkn. W. Kwd. ' MM 1 ne above advertised articles are genuine reduction', in ordering which it will be iieeewiiry to MENTION THIS PAPER. STATE BANK OF RAINIEF, RAINIER, OREGON I 2 TRAINS DAILY 2 TO In,i:TH MINSHAi'OMS sr. fa 1; 1. HKMVKH-l.ISt l.tl.N-lHHII V K.tNi.l-tl ITV-T. lul l-. THE KAST M V LV POOP PLACE TO TRADED I I AVJ rI OXFORDS 9 , , v The Regular Yellowstone I'ark Route Via Livingston and Gardiner Gateway, the Government oi!"ici.d Kntrance to the I'ark. SEASON JUNE I TO SEPT. 20. SEE KIJUOPK if voir will, iirr SKJC AJMVAUCiY FOIST START IUGHT. Sl-li YELOWSTOX PA R I v NATl'RKS tiRKATHST WOXUKRI.A.M) I'ARTICl'LARS AT 235 MORRISON STKKhT A. D. CHARLTON Assistant General I'assrnger A)CHt Portland Oregon I'-ldt k Patent Leather Hl.uk Gun Metal Tan Russia Calf $4.c: TTTVTTLTTnnC? Walkover and aorosis aton FORMERLY FIFTH AND WASHINGTON WASHINGTON AND THIRD ST. All iirutiml ihe Northwest corner." ruttiLAWD QUI ' ' , y r j v r -. if -, Iff ii An Alarminir Kltuutlon. Frequently reiults from neglect closed bowels and school lioiitc. Tliere waa a mans meetinsr of our citi- of j zeinat Zilliitt'n hull S tturdaviiftt-i noon, 7 SUMMER SCHOOL MONHOUTH STATE NORflAL June 2" to Aiiir. (I and An, 1:1 to Sept, 7. First six weeksdevoted to Slccial prcatration for county and state exann. Kegular Nornnd subject and Methods ulso. j,ast four weeks a continuation of Nor mal instruction and apccial atten tion to i'riuiarv Methods with model pupil classes Hi BANK OF RAINIER l annul stwk, 10,000. Kullr I'ald. Transact, n g,M-, Itniikiritf bu.ine.. l our ,a-r cent Interest paid on time deposit. r.xchniiKr. sold on all laiinu htntc. con tily and school warrants l-in.ld j niri:iiM ... V' ' ,:, v' l're.id,.,t . P. I'l l v.. Vice l'r.-.,,i,t J r. Hi fuaii, ( a.hi.ir MIIKCTOHH , S. 8m ii lr. Hl.ANl'lltMU W. IK I'l l K W. 1'. Kl.v J. 1'. Ilt roaii I'ortlana I orre.M.M.IeU MrrrhauU X.lloual lUuk. BANK OF RAINIER, S torpia uver, until ealleu hy onr railroad comuiittee Tlu-v constipation becomes chronic. This hnd received a map of the route fron. condition ia unknown to those who ure i Twenty-Mile Station to Veniouia, the I)r. Kings New Life I'iils; the best and ! contract for our citizens to fa,, ouliriiii gentlest regulators of stomach and bow- j lsBj.,,, ,i.a r! ,!,t r .. , i , , , , els. Guaranteed by Terry & Graham. I , i , ' WU ' " ,K""i ,or a I'rice 2.5c. j deed for a right of way for each on uer 0j janj through which the road passes, I'Kksoxai, It is free. Get married. ; d wanted lo discuss matters with the Send stamp and address to Gem Corres- j people Lefoie stalling out lo work. After ponding Club, postoffice box 47, Portland j telling all theee unit tern over, hy on al Orcgon. j most unniiiinous vote the committee was luTlc.m, "ljTw I "!t"eJ ' fe "'"'i1 1,6 'J"e lWar'1 j securinu a free right of wav from owners Never follows an injury iln-ssed with i mid also to get an estimate of damage Hueklens Arnica Fnlvp. Its aiiti.senlli! from lliose whoi-e land will In. .,!,,0 nml healiiut propirlies prevent blood , injured, to look lip the rjuenion of a de poisoning. Chas. Oswald, merchant, It (tot "site, a mill site, and to be ready to UensellHcrsville, N. Y.. writes, "It ' report in two weeks. A fund was raised cured 8eth linrch of this place of the to pny (he necessary expenses of the ugliest sore on hU neck that lever saw." , committee. It. Sesseman went out to Cures cuts, wounds, burns and sores. 25c llillsboro Tuesduy to aea a parly who t rrrj A Urahauif. j 0wm laud suitable Tor boll) a Uapot and ; HI fiH'f(Tfit f'oliimijiH I'fiiitifv rifK First liillillfatluli J ti lit! a, I0fi, ami Iu.( publl' I 111 l-allolt fin July 'JU, I'iIKI, 1 III W. II. I'owkm,, Attorns? for .liiluirl. NOTICK OH FINAL SETTLEMENT, j ill FACULTY OF OVER TWENTY -INSTRUCTORS-c F it- 3 THE BIG STORE DOW... BY THE DIG SAWMILL Notlie 1 hereby given Hint Hie imi.Ii.i.Il.in.iI ' an tl.t ilul)- aiiliiti l nn. I acting itilinliilt.-uiiir i of theutatK nf l.nvlliii llryanl. ilvri-mu il, linve lllpit my final nn ntlnl In the ultli-e nf the cimiuy ! I'l'irlt of f:i'ltinilila Oitmty, Orison, ami the i lli.ll.irul.il- Oiillily fatiirt nf ral'l immty h,,. I I ul HK-.I Muti.liiy, the an ,tv ill Jnh, ,; ! tlii-lninr nf II o'l iiK k hi the fureinwn of ih,c , liny, at Ihe iMtinti' Cfiurtlir,ii-H hi Ihe elly of Kt. ; lli-hMix. In aalil rointiy, ax ihe tfiifiinij fiiitcv j for ht'nrlnn nf nlietioi in lie mill ninil mi.1 t-oiint anil for the ai-ith-riient tliurcoi. II. W. McllON A 1,11 Ailniliil.lrnl'lr. , K II. Umber, allorney for ailintiiUtrator. NOTICK OI' FINAL SETTLEMENT. In the County Court of the Uluie nf Oregon, for ; CoiiiiiiMn Comtiv. j fa the matter of llic Kulnte of Kllou T. I'ayne I (leei-aiieit. ' i Niiliiela hereby given that Prank I'liync. ml. mhilririiior of the nbovo eittitlel eiute, Im ltt'n'tof.jre ftL-il IiIn final iii-eonm in ii... of Mild eiatu, nml ttint the County i.ourt ol Ihe Countv of C.iliiliililn.SlHtc of uregnlt. by u it or- Her tiiiiv iiiiuje nml eniereil on thea'.lli ilay of 1 " ii'l"'inn-' natiiniMy, uie 7ltl liny I of July.nl the hour of ten o'eha-k a. nt..aa lite , lime for licurllig mill nri-oiuit nml nettling the I Mine nml for lienrlng nnv objei-lloii. that niny .... , . r.t-,ii,IK pi,,,, llOjtM'llOIIK, nml li iiei-oiml siiisulijecilmia. If miy there be lll be heard at Hie count)1 court limine at miiil fjnie. Uiitcil UiU llrit day ol June. A. I). Man. . , . , . , . K1IA.NK I'AVXK, . AilmliilKirntnr of Ihe elai u Klleo T, I'avus. itMSSSSd, j( il fit ii col- Regular Normal Faculty assisted by noted lege and public school educators TUITION:-First term $7.50 Second tern. $5.00. For catalogue, summer school circular or other information write to Pres (r J ' 'a id 111 lormation write to Pres. ft V) l?r.i- Itt rr In tlie Wwk. ' '-""U Niniitlii,. for Onlv the Host in -4 1 & Muckle. 1 CAN SELL YOU ANY KIND OP in s Keal bstate or Hnin cwM.. ... viuuill - nciciis. WANT. TELL YOUR TROUBLES T0! 227', WASHINGTON ST. ' pohtt amu nn Th. ZZZ. " ! T, -x'sv, UK tt " iUISt niw at... if 1 Ultra I . 5, an Agncultural paper, one year for Ix.oo.