The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913, July 06, 1906, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextOHEGON MIST Entered at the rotoflice nt St; Helens, OrcRon, a second-clas mail matter. VERNON I A ITEMS. IT 18 SAID IX ST. HELENS j Tlmt Jack Uluck is after jolx. McCrecdic's Issued Kvkrv Fmruv Bv E. It. FLAGG. EDITOR AND 1'HOPKIUTOR. One copy, one year, in advance. . . .f 1 00 Six month .- " Legal notices 25 cents per hue. That Brw. Dilhml h decided not to en join tlie building oC the new court house. That Walter lllaktsley is the leader the local prohis. ol FRIDAY. July 0, 1100. SKTTLK IT. We want to pay our bills and get ont of debt, and in oider to do so it U ne cessary to collect from those who owe ns. There are several hundred dollars doe the Mist on subscription. It is all in small amounts and so it will not strain any one to pay their shaie. We have added to ti e Mixt'h plant until it is bv far the best iu the county. We want onr subscribers to hell) to nny for this by sending in the amounts they OW3, therefore we are sending ont state ments of a count to all who owe. If any error has been made we will cheer fully correct it. Remit as soon as pos aibla and theiebv confer a great favor upon the editor, w ho is doing his best to give you a clean ana readable paper. propax it v ax i w lga hit y Two lxys sat on the steps of the St. Helens school house one day last week, discussing the liquor habit. One was of the opinion that it was no one's busi ness, except the parent's, if a youngster frequented saloons or become a drunk ard, while the other held the broader view that individuals do not live for themselves alone or by themselves, but that every man has his influence on the community and therefore it ia a matter of general concern when youngsters take the first step towards becoming criminals or common nuisances. Roth lads were earnest in the support of their views; in fact, so earnest that they both forgot there are other vices besides in temperance and po'ired out a stream of vulgarity and profanity that would have disgraced the most hardened barroom . loater. The enticements of the saloou are manifold. It offers shelter, a pleas ant game of cards or( billiards, the soci ety and conversation of others, a look at the newspapers, and various other al lurements that are especially attractive to the young and to the homeless work ingmen who meet there to pass away the evening or an idle day; and, as the drink habit becomes stronger, men look upon the saloon as a necessity, and many refuse to live where it is not permitted. It is an evil, but it is an understandable evil. Profanity and vulgarity, however, as naoits, are absolutely without use or excuse, and it is bard to account for tiieir existence. They are repulsive and they add nothing to the strength of an argu ment. No one lik?s to listen to a con versation interlarded with oaths and vulgar expressions, and those who use them seem to be unaware of the fact, and to have no idea of the manner in w hich they are defiling their conversa tion. It is one of the earliest acquired ol the bad habits that deface men's cha- j the cemetery, the team running afoul of ruciers, aan it seems io oe one o: tne ; a stump, the wagon striking it with con hardest to cure. It is generally derived i siderable force, throwing the occupants, That Ir. Ross resembles Kdwin Booth in Hamlet. That Charley ltlukeslev believes the new milking machine to be a great invention. That when Martin While .orders saloons closed on Sunday the boys wise enough to quit. the arc That this community will lose a good man when Harry Henderson leaves us. That Fred Erixon is building his rcpu Ution into the new court house. That M. C. Urav is manifesting his faith in the town by building one of the best bouses in the county. John Attaint was out to Portland last week with hit wool clip. II. G. Downinz made a bnsimvs trip to Ililltboro the last of this we. k. Joe HigginlKitham, of HUIkImn, has been here the past week looking after hi bay crop on the linker ranch. Miss lHira Throop is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Uatlie Hsagslrom of Portland, this j wet.lt. That K. K. SJuick favors a law prohibit- Hugh Uiftoii, of Portland, has been"? county od'.cial from making ab visiting relatives, the Beilstein and Pout , sitract. families, the past week. Oscar I.indstrom made a trip ut to xh;t A. T. Laws is an enthusiastic fire Forest Grove the first ol the week, bring- iamiic. ins back with him Mr. and Mrs.C.V et, j who had been visiting friends Hiid neigh bors out beyond Buxton. James Lehe and wife and James Mor ris, of Bachelor's Flats, visited for a few days the latter part of last week with Mr. and Mrs. John Baker. Mr. Morris is a brother of Mrs, Baker. Miss Margaret Bynon, who hat ben with her mother at Portland the past tix months, came in last week and will be "at home" with htr aunt, Mrs. A Emmons, the rest of the summer. D. T. Early began ctrryingthe mailon the Vernonia-Houlton route Monday, with Guv Crosbv. of Yankton, as his helpmate on the other end, David and hit sisters Grace and Edith are now liv ing in the Lavender property. Geo. V. Parker now carries the Kist mail and C. A. Mills the Keascy mail, with Alex Sword still on the Anoka route. That"baby"separatorat Dr. Hatfield's is quite an attraction among dairying people, It is such a tiny bit of a thing, being only eighteen inches high and oc cupying a floor space of lets than a square foot, and yet it w ill take a half gallon of milk a minute and does its work as tho roughly as the larger machines. It is of the Sharpies tubular variety, the local agent being O. B. Miilmsten. The Children's lay exercises at the church last Sundav were largely attend ed. In the morning Rev. A. E. Myers preached a sermon tothechildren.whit h was interesting to all present. In the afternoon a programme Has reudered by the children, assisted by a select choir of the larger people. The decorations were excellent. Quite a number of -our citizens who have been employed out in the logging camps and other places were at home over the Fourth, among them being Josh Rose, Guy Mills, Perry Mellinger, Roy Webber, Ora Lavender, and Mrs. E. E Nickerson. We are always glad to have them with us, even for a few days. Two accidents the past week from run away horses: Rev. A. E. Myers, with his family in the buggy, was driving down the Rose hill, in the south part of the town, His horse, not being used to holding back as a single driver, reared up and plunged sideways down the em bankment, falling and pulling the bnggy and the Myers family after, the little girl, Esther, falling under the borse. Mr. Myers was thoughtful enongh to jump on the animal's head and hold her down until Mrs. Myers could pnll the child out, and fortunately she was unhurt, nor were any of the others or the horse ; and the boggy was only slightly damaged, Tiie other was a genuine runaway bv II (. Clark s team, on the road out near That Judge Hattan favors locating the State Capitol at St. Helens. That Deputy Ksson should He would make a good atnl a kind That Jay Deming predicts an improv ment in the drug store business. That the new County Cler't is not so very new. He knows where to find the books. That Muckle Brothers have bought a lot of ties for tlie spur to the Northern. That Richard Cox is the local Luther Burba tik. That you can never get a full house by drawing to three bachelors. SUMMONS. from the parents and the lax discipline of the school ground encourages it. When 8 youngster hears his father, whom he regards as a g.jod man. rip out an oath, it is hard for that father to lecture his boy upon the evil of profanity, and yet none of us like to hear vulgar or profane words rolling from tlie lips of our chil dren. How to successfully combat the evil is a hard question, but of course the start must be made nt the home and in the public schools. The teacher is more npt to come in contact with it than the parents, because the rough play of the school grounds ia apt to provoke rough language, therefore it should be t' e care , of each teacher to do his best to impress Mr. Clark and Mrs. W. W. Allen, vio lently to the ground. Mr. Clark was not hurt, but Mrs. Allen sustained a frac ture of the shoulder and some severe bruises aBout the head, as well as a hard shock to the brain and nervous system. Dr. Hatfield was called and reduced the fracture and dressed the wounds. At present writing Mrs. Allen is doing fair ly well, except for the suffering. The railroad mas? meeting Saturday night last was pretty generally attended by our people a ad considerable interest manifested. The committee reported that the claims for damages amounted so far to about $1000. Some of this is for land at prices which are out of all reason, FRItiHTFI L ACCIDENT at I u,hu ... pupns mat mere is nou.ing OI,e cI;lim )jeing for aboat bold or manlv about vulgar or obscene eo tl)at a conservative estimate places language, but that, on the contrary, it tl,e amount at about 1200. After much degrades those who use it and seriously diH;Uf,ion aml vgriou8 motion. injures them. srenernl lnwtinff dwidp.1 In in.imrfil,. committee toadopt the principle of ar Uitrut ion in the settlement of dispute where possible timl to make f50 per acre fur cl-ared and in. proved land the mini mum price. The matter of raising the money was freely discussed and finally refeired to the commiltue toileviee .vu and mean. After the general nieeliiii h.Tl adjourned the committee had b nu tting and decided on a tabular sub tcriptiou. They have, drawn up a paper obtain .1 he "object, condition?, time lobe pain, eu;., mm nave i.ireimy wcnreil a goodly sum. There is hardly a doubt but that the people of the Xehaleui will soon make tip at least the 1200. More will lie needed, but it is expected In the Circuit Court o( the State nt Oreix-n lur the t ouuty nf Columbia. Mary Theresa Kelcr. plalniifr, v. Francis will nam resitr, neleuuaiu. To Krancui William Feler. the above-named ueteuuaut : in the rime of the Mute of Oreo-nn rim Are hereby require-! to e.mear n. n.wer Ihe piaiuim cnmi.laiul II el aea.ii.it vnu mi lh leveuteenth day of May. A. I., I'AMV. in the above eDtltled Milt, iu the cai'l circuit court, tvlthlu fix n t from ami after the dale of service uon juu or the -umuiona and enm plirtnt herein: lull. II puMIhel, then within mi wren irom nl alter Hie I 'III (lav ol June. I'M., which In the time reeribed Iu the order for publication of lui Munitions, for you to no apit-ar mm an. tier ,i etinniii)nl: ami 11 you fail to m, atlenr and answer it poniiilniiit on or before the Ttu iluy of Julv. !;;. Hie plallilirr ui appiy loinecouri lor me relier iu mau.u-ij in her f'onipiaiiit herein: to-wit: for a d-cn-e iiiiMiiviiig ue ooi.iia ot niatrltiioue now and heretofore CXi.-tilli' tietwcei) roil ull.'l lite LlHin. tiff, uin the ltoiii,. anil for the ren.on tlmt you have wilfully W--rn-l and abandoned the pia nun lor more niau one vruf tail, and now continue to wilfully de-ert and aluiidon her Willi.. nl her with, will or consent: and lhat platul.ff be awarded the care aud cu.tody oi orar ann pnuniin nnnorehliilren, Franeia Us ui y Fe.ierniin arl U niter Fcaler. fhiK auminou. i- pui.ii-hcd in the "Oreifon Mi.t." a weekly new .prtr. printed and pub li.hed in Mild Columbia County. Oregon, for not le than once each week, and lor nt lea.l ix yuci-cie week., by written order of lite Hon. Ill nu A. Mellrlde a Judite ol the ld circuit colli! for Columbia Conote. ttiMib. mh.i dated on the th day of June A. D. Isuj, and duly Sled In Maid circuit court herein. f. II I.KI HKK. Atlornev for til.lntnr 617 rommerelid block, fortland. Orevon. L. S. FRAMES, 352 MORRISON ST.. PORTLAND, OREGON . PHJNE PACIFIC 433 Dcsicxets or 9FINE MILLINER Y SPECIAL HATS MADE TO ORDER "Columbia County People arc especially invited to Call and IusH.t't.jM GALVANIZED ALARM PAILS CLOCKS nn a- r Ail extra large teakettle, OUO OUO made of heavy copper, tIim 1.. i.kel nlnted. ith a hold 14 qts., mid usually good, c'nar riiiif. Any one nil or twice the money, body knows they're worth mure, hut while they Inst t"'C TEAKETTLE 90c nickel patcd. Regularly sold for dollar and a half. Utt 1 ne aliove advertised articles are genuine rvduclhn. in ordering which it will be necessary to MENTION THIS PAPER. La good pLcg: tc trapeITI JOB PRINTING 18 OUR BUSINESS VV. Iiiivt Hio lipst and most y lull v qui'tl .lob Print inv:tt1hi In tVlmiitiia County Jnd irr tnr firrKtrctt to tin till kinds of 'nnttti'J on stun t not i rr aiut at most iritsoiinhtf nircs A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE OREGON MIST i STATE BANK OF RAINIER CAPITAL $25,000 Po tlnnd Ccr ;ponl,nl OfitCO TRUST iHO tiUMOt CO, H't It I CU 1 KM' IMk.liKM l-Alll ..V TIMK M:HMtrw ANtl t.VIS(i ACflllT KrKUN t;l'llM,K 11 Kt II VSKIM, ll"l It- A M In 4 I' M n 1 1 ltl"V A. M t t. M. Ollii'tri: t.'. ii Id. hi l.rwi, fri-idciit . John I'ibblcr, Aukrr, Caalurr. Vice 1'rr.idciil. C- 8. V .SHEKIFF'H Hilt. Frank L. llardliit; Insluutly Killed Chithkai.le. i'rank L. Harding, a young man about 2.3 years old living about 1,'a miles south of ClaLsknnie, was almost instantly killed nt 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon while preparing to fire n Fourth of July salute from an improvised bomb loaded with a smokeless powder of his own manufac ture, the lecipe for which was from an K.wterii advertising faker. He bad taken a piece of two-inch gas-pipe 14 inches Ion : and stoped up one end. Filling the pipe with the explosive, he was in the act of plugging the other end when the friction cau.-el it to exploit?, tearing oil' bis i-iht aim between the elbow and w rist, slnitteringhis right leg. and otherwise mangling him. H uding leaves a father, who is a telegraph opei ittor on the Northf iu Railroad at some station near Spokane; a i.iotlnr, two sifters, and a brother, the latter living in. the fat m near Clatukanie, where he n.i-t his death, 1 1 n will ) j buried at Clnti kanio tomorrow by the Modern Wund or .'.m -lien, of which organization he was n member. Iu the Cin uil Court nt the Kme nf Oreznn, fur nip niinrir f,i jrii lmn. f). J. Swllzi-r. i.lalmlir, v. t harles Mewrre. uV- feii'liint. Notice ia herfhreiven that mi'K-r ari.t bv vtr. tne of an exi-i-nlion i"ut-il out of Hip i-lrrnlt roiirt of th State of op-aron In anl for th Coiinirof Jai'kHon.ou the fimulay of June, Hani, nnlr ami in nnnniaiif of r. itilifmpiir inn.ir. ami enl-rcfl in wilij cnjrt n thp ilt ilav of O,-- lotwr, 1'ati, in an action wln-rt-ln l. J. Hwlter. niaintirt', repoverpil jotirnonl in.'ain-,l Charley Me.wrve In the aurn of SV,I 0,. with ifil.rpt thereon at the rate of eii;ht pfr r-ent per aiiniini from thft (litre theri-of until mht. and the eot ntwin thin writ, eoniinamlinr me to fcatify tiie above lia:nel ainolint ont of the erwnal prol ertvofall lefemlnnt f'harlea Menerve, or If Kiirlii-ient rnnnot he fontol then nut of Ihe real pninerty Iwlontriliir to aaiil ileft-lKlant III C'oluin bia t'ountv, Htate of Orejron. I have levleil uiK,n the foiiowfnir ileneribe'1 real propertv. aliiiatwt in the County ot Columbia, rttate of Oreuon: to-wit-All the rlulit. Ilile. inn-rent and ettiile of Ihe sai-l Charli-a Mi-serve, the ame lH-iujr nu uul. viile.1 interest luherltu'l by him from nl. molher. Hnrah Mei,erve. iHfeeai-l( in atnt to the followinir leTii-fl real 'utiite. to-wic 1 lie fiortiietiHt iiarter of is-clloii Heveiiti-i-n,. In towiKliin M-ven Norlh, Kainre three Wert oi WiluiiM ite M-ridiaii: It 4..V l. 7, H aii'l'.l. o' llloilt as, of Mia-ek'a A'i'lltloii In the elly of Kaiuler.in Miiil Coiiutv ani Htate; an.i Ihe f.i. lowitiK OWribeil inml In lilt-1 ity of Ituliiler Iu f.af'1 (.'oiinlv ami 'Oiin-. f 'ouiifii-ni-luir at a of-fut whiell iiain feet Soulh a 'leirree. :i minute wert of tlie Initial nolnl ol Mim It A'Mltiou In Rainier a t'lultel alM rworded: iheiiee totilh if, dek-reea 'a. iiiinutea, went 'Juu feel to a noint; Ihence nortli i3 lietrrifea ten inl;ime; w-t :aw j i-ei io a inni: ineii'-e north 'Ji. wrrtn :t mlii I lllea. eaat JJD feel to a ,llit: theneu aoulh fa ile irreealu minutea, eaat feel to the 'aee ol i tH-viniiluK. lave ami exc-nt a trio .Vi ieet wl.l,. .1.... i oir Ihcearferlv end. over wlileh a lluine run., 1,1,11 ; Ufl.l ll.ul f uill yull II. u I. 1. .. .....:.i.., i i ..:n . ., .... i , ...r;-. " """- "" " . eniiTiii 1.IIH, ,jm iirr!" win u.eii i.eill oriivi.iu iij iiiw. nirl il. il i,,, l, ou 40WU1 t:i i Therefore, on Halnrda" -.Ihe Vmt ilav of Julv. nil'! that as much as JKjc.lil easily be woe, i will, at the hour of n o'einck Iu Uiefoie laised. As foonas this nibscrintion i !','".'" "' "' H"; 'ourthou- .l.r In hi. ., , . 1 Helena, in calil eeulily, Klale of On-iton, well underway, signers to the colilrael ! -U at imblle aneiioii. for rah In hand. ,.., : ..:..i . .1 i t. ,, lallthe rlnht. Iltle, Inlercat ami eatnle of the (......nmMnnuun nny mine ii. it. ;ailharli..Mi.-rve, Ihe afore--ld ilefeiiihinl. Id. can be obtained 2 TRAINS DAILY 2 TO i.iri.t'Tii minnkai'dms -ST. I'.U'l. t)KNVKK-l.l.t UI.N-ttMAII Kansas 1 1 lYir. 1 ki'is THE EAST The Regular Yellowstone Park Route Via Livingston and Gardiner Gateway, the tiovertiiiicnt OihVial KntniiKe to the Turk, SEASON JUNE I TO SEPT. 20. SEE EUllOPi: IF YOC WILL, BI T A.Lj:iirCA. FIKST START RIGHT. SKR LOWSTOXE PA11K NATt'RKS GRKATI-.T WONDKRI.ANT) SEE I'Aimcrr.vRs AT250 Morrison trket A. D. CHARLTON Assistant General Passenger Agent Portland Oregon 1 rcitom. t'.ittrt'in I.i-hi, hhn I'ihl'lrc, (lean lllatnhanl, V. t'Hi r Mm iu, lkn W, Krcd. STATE BANK OF RAINIER RAINIER. OREGON E. E. QUICK The Columbia County ABSTRACT AND TRUST CO. A. M. HOLTON j 4 "WALK - OVER OXFORDS Itlack ratint Leather IU.uk Cm Metal Ian Russia Calf $4.00 $3-50 $3-50 KNIGHT'S wsoii SSL FORMERLY FIFTH AND WASHINGTON WASHINGTON AND THIRD ST. "All ur. .unit tin- PORTLAND N'-rllmcM tofnrr. ORE s ' f ' V t Titles Exam i nkd J Abstracts Mauk Non-Resident Taxes Paid J Loax.s, etc Real Estate AND Oregon Shoreline Union Pacific UNION KKI'OT. IIHAtiO-rOHTI.A.Nr) HI'KI'IAI. for the liHl vni itimiinut'iii. j HI OKANK Fli'VK li, (or I h-Ii.tii Wii.IiIiik ton. Wallrt VVnllu, Ij-w. lt"ii, CiK-nr il'Ali-ne "ii'l lirent Nnrllii-rn MilltN. A'll.A.S-llr KXI'KKHM K J lor tin-Knitt via limit-' Jully. lllUti.ll. ' l.ciiveii j Arrlvcu. 'J IS A. II I'. II, !lly. I Imlly. I) ri V. u. K.rm a.' m I'allJ. I)ll). NOTICE oi' I'fN'AL SETTLEMENT. Niitlir l lien liy vIvmii Dint Ihe Iioalimil n 111. .Inly npiHiliii, ,! , .,.,, n,!,,,!,,!.,,,,,,,, ; I in dun-( l.nvlini Hrj anl, ,M., ),,,, m I iml ur, oiim ,) ,,.,. , , ,. V, '"inil.ln ( oiliilr. li, eii. ami Hi.. lliiral,lCuiiiy I'onrt ..I ,ni, ,.m,t. llllll-,l "I.I,J-, Ihe -.1.1,1 ,v J,' ... V" "' " "'l'1",H hi Ih,. (..r.-niK,!, r n',,,. il.i) , in llie r uni.tj .iMirlli.,u. In lh.-Hivf M lili-ln.. Ill ,n. i-i.niilv.ii. ii- II111 , ,,.,. lor hf-iirllitr nl iil,l..i (li,i i ,i. ,, , , , iiiiiiitiinn for Hit) i-iii,.,ii,-ii ih,,,,.,,, 1. II ,...!' . ilf lUNA .i A.lmlnMrnlor. II. ilmlipr. aiinrm-) lor lulinliiimraior. NOTICE OR'I'IXAL SKTTI,EMI'.NT.' iu inr i on in) 1 diirt nr tin- Kt. uf ilr, rnliiiiiliju rmiiilv. In it"' mull, r ol Hie Kaluie ol Kill i (IH'i-HWl. M,.i I.. ..1 : 1 ""- '" t'liiiin-'i i-i.ii,. i)llfl lirn-loforB I1I...1 1,1, ll,, ,.,., ( ; ' J '' ''.'.. Him tin- tv i o,i ,1,' 1 .on ill y 01 -o;,,,i, (Hi,. ., ; I'MW, ht I H MJ Mflhird.tv, f(n 7lh rli.t BANK OF RAINIER 1 ui'iim stiM-k, n,ooo, l ullr 1'nltl. Trun-iut, n n..l.;ii,kn,. h,i, 1-ot.r .. i ,-..,,t ,.,.,.,, p,,,,! ,,.1M,iu I.i I,iiiiki- ""111 1111 nil .,ii,ta Mu-. nmnty ami t,-h,Mt warraiil Umght Ol-1 li'Klts Vf. V. Civ, rri-i,,-i)t " I'- I'M K, Vi,-.- l'n-,1,1,.,,1 J r. l!i K'.m,, ( in-hli-r I I HECTORS t". S. KlM MV I r t Hi m ii kl W. 1 1. I'lin W. I', E. v J. I', lit nmi) . Io ' T. I')ii,. I', ln)-. 7:l i A. M , Dull). anil il,in will KC'cnrc 1 ln ,,,s 'ferul tra.-t ol r?l riropprty ! the road bv July I, 1!H)8. Neg.jtiHlions '. n'-..ry 'tioMtlrfy uld exi-i-ntion. have alo been Im-kiiii Willi Mr. Hii-in ",led " ht' "cl:""' '"TAkri'swi i'itk Hhcrlffol r'olnmliiit county, Ori-iton. nmi inniiiHiion June tl, law), ami l,il inibli- i i-ni'ini on jniy io, num. W. II. PoWKtl., AtUimey lor plallitlfl. Lower Columbia River. IliMiIntlon of Coiidiih-iic" Neg.jtiHlions Untliuiii, rircneiit owner of the linker j ranuh, whii-l, ia insiile the city, for n le iot ami mill rite, nni tlienc can be ob tained hy the It. R. Co. t a very fnir price, Mr. II. being willing to meet them j half way. Altogether mutter look i rather favorable. I" l"i li'-.irhia li n,...oiim ,,i,. .,T.. I ..,,! ,,,l lor iM-arlllK any ol,),.,.,,,,,,, ,; . 1 ,.l,,',,l 'I 'r "-nlliiK miiI ol,j,.,.N, . . an' ..i. IK-.-..IIIH .in.! oi,j.ni. ,f v ,',,;" !,!,!,,. '" ''"'"" "I a,'i ! Iliiti-il II, U tlml liny il Jim,., a ll I'm; ! , ., . KIIAXK I'AVXK. "-"n'"i "I .m vmatvi'l h im T i-, ,. ........ orllHHd orre.,,,,,,, ta.H,.rt.mt SrtUU lUuk. BANK OF RAINIER, Rainier, Oregon S mmmmmm mifrnrifriffimfriiriifii TUJK BIG STORE! !0WBY THE BIG SAWMILL Houlton, OreRon, June 2)1, DHWI, W'liereaa tinr in his wisdom has called from her earthly home Lavelle Pratt the be'oved wile of our Hrothc-r 51. M, Pratt Tht-refors le it resolved that we extetid our heart-fi-it nytnpiithies to the bereaved l-.rollu-r and that a copv of these reso n.tiotis he puhlisihed in ihe Oregon Mist 1 1 d spread on the minutes, and a copy U tent to Hro, Pratt. VV. E. BELI'ORD Y. H. OIRTY ' A, KETEl, An Alarmlnit Kltuailon. I'riquently lesults from neglect of clogged lxels and torpid liver, until constipation becomes chronic. This condition is unknown to those who nre Dr. Kings New Life Pills; the best and gentlest regulators of stomach and bow tie. Guaranteed by Perry & Graham. Price 2.V. 8UMM0N3 the Jiikt'ce f'rinit'fn- Coliiinl,! i Comitr, a ot llreKOti, lor Ie-r l.lan.l I'reclm l. . Hnn Unine (!oin,any, plallilirr, n. C, I., Hitillli.ileh'nilHilt. Tor. L.Hinitli,leleiiiant: In the name nf ihe Hate nf On-iron yon are """i.' n-ii.iirr,, u, H.fiear an.i answer tin- i-om. 1'laint rile.) apalnt you In Die aliove elilitle.1 hi lion on or Ijelore tlie aili day ol AiiKimt, Itiuii, ami If you full to wi apH-ar or annwer M liliin niil lime the l.l.illilill will take in.liiiii.ui amino! you for tlienin of lxl .loilHri, (fii,)i,,,,, Inttreat ilieri-nii .it ihe ralo of lx (air ecu! i-r "I ui Iron. llieilM .lay of Kebruiiry, nam, uc uelher will, the i'ol ami rtll,nreuK',itB ol llila ai'llou. Thin Kuminoim in iul,ll)ieil pimnaiit uj an nr .ler miirle ly (.eort'e Merrill, Juatljt of llie l.eui-e ." iliealmye eutlile.1 court, mails and eniere.1 nn the J7lh day of June, llKHi, Ilia rlrnl p.il,ll.:,. tlriu helinr the anli ilaynf .lime, lam, ami III laat llie :1 day ol Auguat, lioj. A. ( EMMOND, Allwnnvor Halnilff, Mr-amer llaaaal'i leave I'ortlund ilallv. cxeent Hiuulay. alN;wii. in. H,ilur,,,iy 10 III ,. , way liiuilliiua. Itetiirnlmr in. n.iiiv. CRAIG, i'tr Atttorltt it ,n I h-nvf AMtoriA hi 7 00 (lLM'L'MlltMl. HOT ICE TO CREDITORS, All perHon.H ImviiiK v;m aiainst 3 1 Kcccivino- New Goods Every Dayl I" I In; V(H, 3 the ticuerul Paiaeuiiur Akcui. I'O KTI-ANBOr. irsiiiii- fi, I. i, ..... ...... . L"" hereby notified to file the aim... i,'i. i ll'l-alx FOR PORTLAND DAILY Steamer Iralda C. I. Hooghkirlc, Mauler. RAILROAD TIME, f.iiiye Kalnler dally (exriept, Hi,n.,iy)lor I'ort- li.ii.'.iil I, A. M.. di-i.arllliir from HI. Ilel a! a .. . lin k. KetnriiliiK, leavea I'orllauil at 2:M V 'I., nrrlv ii at nl. Ileleua a! iM, Passcniien and Fast Freicht. P01ULAND LANDING, TAYLOR ST. . . . : - in.ar voucnera llltliclieil, will, U I iiiiiii-.tr.-it.ir. at St. Helena, iuu I inontha fiom the diili. I,,.,,.,.! I Dated April anli.. I'kiii. , Adiiiuiiatnitor. XOTK K r"(R PI IIM( ATIU. jfe lio.iirlmei t ol Hie Interior. I..III. (I, ll.-e nt I'olll ,11,1. l, Mv ,,, ,, Noll-u l licr.'l.y Uv h. 111,,. i, w,,, iiiimi-il filler Inn. III. .1 i,i,,. , ,, , " " to mnke III.,,, ,r,.of In . ,,, , h i el, l,,, ni'l llieel.er. nl l'.,rlli (i,(,., in Ink it 'it lil'w MM' Illimilll Hllll.... t. " a K-l'-ilnti",, of I.i.iii, ,,,.,: ,p ,,.,, ..... 3 I General Merchandisei Dart & Muckle. K f!IIH, "l.li in Io I'rovn i in! iiilMvat, I'Ol.lilMIOIIh " "' i. v..: i i, ri mi, i K,u i..i.. .. u.n.i) em.i., Kluar Vlllp, f ',,r, a nl Vir.... W illi .- M rye f V Iklon ( i. ,', A i l Kinder, of I'o, i (I,,,,,,! ""' "" ''"' A'""'t AI.1JI5KNOS 0, bltKHHKR, Ktfllltl, Oregon. 3 JUJll III 111 lit in in in nt in iiiiH (fllillll41llilllllllilliltlUl'k rv, , n i ... i 'IM... xiiu tin , ImAbU ihe Mcfopolitan and Rural one year for $1.00.