OREGON MIST
Entered at the r-ostoffice at St. Helen,
0reKon, M tecoml-claM wan matter.
ISSUKO EVKRV FR1DAV BV
E. It. FLAGO.
Editor as rROFKiKToR
" iSlIBSCRIPTlOS Raws
tl.50
One year - " jS
Bl nioitmn i
.i rtrt made known on epplt-
,,... v.-.. on...,i r 1 ne.
cation
MAY 17.
rciRCUlT COURT OFFICERS :
m ... McRRiDit- Wstrict Judge
G. .L. Hhm; ,-.Atw tav. wtaed .dramatic aociety and
RAINIER
- A
Mr. W. C. Lee wai a passenger w
Portland Monday morning.
Frad Trow' wu business passenger
to Portland Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Flippln returned
Monday evening from ween
with friends in Portland.
Mr w n. Jellison. of Portland, was
in Rainier the middle of the week look
ing after his lumber interest
Mm. fi. R. Root of Astonafonncriy
of this city waa visiting Rainier friends
Saturday last Mrs. Koot a nusuunu
the surveyor who had charge of the
engineer crew at w awww..
the building of the A. & i-. roau.
A number of young people of Rainier
COUNTY OFFICERS
v ' b itiiMiiw Tinier.
: ' ViZi ' .......St. Helens
ci,.ri t St. Helens Th Bird Family.
r .p Librl. Conunissioner... Mist uroven uite nopular in amusement cir-
H. WRST.Comm'r HfirESI. cles wherever presented and owing to
Edww Ross. Treasurer. f that the ablest of Rainier's
I l T....A antartttin the tiublic
St. Helens - . ' ... .
with a nrami in uinro
This drama nas
.Scappoose
ATT 1W Assessor.. "---
a u'rw vn School Supt....Houlton
1. ii. . - --. n.;nir
PRKSCOTT, outv
Coroner
Frank B
H. R. Cuff,
amatuer artist have vommeerea w
jW m.rt will undoubtedly meet wun
r - ... ,
th innmv of the eeneral puouc neu
.unJ km The funds derived
THi MEW OHOCH. from this entertainment will be given
. 1 1 tha THia Aid Society of the Con-
The passing of the pioneer of Oregon tional church to assist in raising
i i. .. I'.m. aiYilialllled I . . .1 MIMk.da
can bs reaii7.su vj )""- the amount neccessary iur uro f""
with the original ownership ot uie lan . o
in Columbia won.y. m Tihrill, ia Win lumber at the
Helen, and the Mm 4 Lumber Co.'. dock and
:.0tK.;, Z and ,ir l7.s to Vgreat wUl sail in a few day. for Oakland.
i.t ndintoUiehnusoisnire.o, The bur tramp steamer
.1,. n nf the oriuinal owner, are I wh:CB W4a loadimr lumber at the C. C.
homeless In the land their father, owned. wQson', dock the first of the week left
We doubt if a single instance can oe Rainier Tuesday noon for Linnton hi
.i.. n . i.or ! son. have been benefit- wimniete her canro which will amount
ed by dlnposiug of their patrimony, or to 750,000 feet of lumber consigned
where thev would not nave wen "- to China porta. er ioaa coaiicicu
nitely better off if they bad stuck to the gj,,, wiU Ma the first of next week,
.nil .n, not in their time improving while at dock in this city the Strath-
nmnarties. But. for the most .lvtle vaj manv visitors all of whom
part, they bad little faith in the pro- port being most hospitably enter
ductivitv of the soil. They knew notb- hy the officers of the vessel
ins and cared less about careful, scien- Getti j Unej Rainier will cele-
tific farming, and, therefore, took no brate the Fourth of July in the
pain, to experiment tor me purpwc j pgtrioUc style. There is no ques-
acquiring information as to what coul,J tion about that Last year thia city
be produced. What little was raiseo entertainej the many visitors in a man-
found an eaoy market at a high price, ner which jgunded to the honor of her
and the forests grew on the nvei nana ritizeni, an(j this year it will make the
so that it was an easy matter to get yiion on the Fourth even more joyful
money out of cord m ood. A cow was a compiimentary on their entertain-
cow in thM day., and the lonrn"1 ment. One thing to aid in the cele-
noudescript wss the role instead of the bration year ia the fact that there
exception. Butter was made in the Ioc&1 that wiu neip m the day's
atiod old fashioned way," and some 01 entertsinment ,nd they are making
the roll, wemhed over iwj tuuu, ende8vora to prepare them-
while other, weighed considerable less, tor coming event which will
Yon .-oold'ot grow corn, peai be. melons real debut m public service
or alfalfa, because to they tnongnu me Qf city q Rainier,
climate wa. notsu.tea to tne prouuev.. Mr returned Tuesday from
The old veneration died or is dying, ana .w.ir. in Sun
. . f .... tlllHC Cili 1 th .
the sons iwun iw
land to new comers, and they brought
ith them new method.. Some of the
oos of the pioneer, proved themselves
adaptable nd they profited by me new
ideas and he'd their lands ana are pro-
furtinat what they considered the drud
erv of the farm life and frequently sold
their birtbriclit for a mess of pottage,
The new coiueis and the new ideas h.ve
made the Warren and Scappooee neigti
borho da famoo. and they are welcome
to their snccees. The full blood Jersey,
Mr. and Mra. John Womlerly, of Cen-
tralia, Wash., arrived in Rainier Satur
day evening for a visit with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. 1). W. Wonderly, of this
place. Mr. Wonderly loft Sunday eve
ning, but Mrs. WondVily will remain a
few days longer.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Preacott were
passengers to Portland Tuesday.
Mrs. Geo. F. Moeck was a Portland
visieor Tuesday. '
Mrs. Miles Sheerin and Mm. J. H.
Milks were Kelso visitors Tuesday, the
guests of Mrs. George Umbaugh.
Mr. R. H. Dibblee visitad the metrop
olis the latter part of last week. ,
Mrs. Craig Gilbreath was a visitoT
to Portland Saturday.
The Strathshire, tramp steomer,
sister to the Strathclydo, arrived at
the C C. Wilson's dock Wednesday.
She will take on about 3.500.000 feet of
lumber, part of her load at Linnton,
and immediately anil for China.
The Rainier band is practicing two
evenings a week and making good in the
line of music The improvement they
have achieved in the past few weeks is
more than could have been expected.
Misses M. E. and L. L. Nutt sisters
of the Nutt Bros, of this city, arrived
in Rainier Monday morning from Min-
nesota,and with their mother who. came
about three weeks ago will make this
their future home. The Nutt Bros.
have secured rooms on the second floor
in the new Dibblee building, and will
be at home to their friends after June
1st
Mr. Charles Williams was among the
! passengers going to Portland Saturday
morning.
Mr. Lloyd Fuller socnt Sunday with
friends in Oregon City.
Miss Katie DeiU was a Portland
visitor Saturday.
Mr. Reeder, bookkeeper at the Rain
ier Mill Lumber Co., was a passenger
to Portland Saturday last
Mrs. W. H. Rambo spent Sunday
with friends at Scappoose.
Mr. and Mrs. C R. Wilson, returned
to their home in Aberdeen, wasn.,
Saturday after a week's visit with his
brother. Caot Fred Wilson. Mr. Wil
son ia one of the partners of the Wil
son Bros. Lumber Co. at Aberdeen.
SPECIAL XOTIl'E.
rj&!m&p&?? ' " - , iy
I A GILT EDGED INVESTMENT!
Situated between the rivers, with deep water fnU
ou all sides, surrounded and crossed by five tronsconU-
nenti railways, it must become the numufactunug and
shipping center ot 1'ortiana, . W
Francisco to be in a very bad condition,
owing to the labor troubles and other
causes. There are large numbers 01
idle men in the city, and there seems to
be no end of the trouble. He was very
irlad to eet back to peaceful Oregon,
where the only trouble is to get good
men at good wages.
Rainier is still on the map when it
cornea to lumber shipment The follow
ing statement of consignment from
the Rainier Mill & Lumber Co., lor the
first half of this month, makes a very
a iv-chiw h.v taken the rood showing. Delivered to the
unfwiu .iiu io - o ,
-1 th all.nnrooee no purpoM steamer Washington, 509,000 leet,
mtiiH- allalla and corn, peaches and steamer Tiverton, 500,000; schooner Co-
w .h.ntfi aj.d siuall fruiU lumbia. 800.000; steamer Cascade, 112,
are growing on land that at tneiime was 000 and f oreign 70,uw, maKing a wui
believed to be incajable of producing of 1,991,000 feet of lumber shipped by
them, and real firming has taken the thia company during me nrsv 111
. .Ii . r n ....... u. I ntiu.
.1 .....i,i.r . uiunLeii item 1 aavs 01 may. inereure kici
w vim ' t ' 1 I - .
ii.at nnvailud in thU section for companies operating here who
manv years. The soil t no resixxter of done probably equally as welL
Ti Visa nn nreft-rence for those
. . , . ...... j .u: . A .11 ttu. mill.
who boast of being American.; UUl it uonauy guuu 1111a " ... -
vields its riches to those who deserve here are nnding naimosi imponsioio i
Buccere, and the fccappooae and Warren keep up with the demand.
r.eiihhorliood are rapidly settling op There waa a little trouble brewing in
with that class of people honest, m- Rainier Tuesday night Two "ship
Mr. A. M. Holton having disposed of
his interest in the Columbia County Ab
.tract and Trust Company, all persons
knowing themselves indebted to said
corporation are reqested to call and settle
at as early a date as posible.
A Narrow lOacape.
G. W. Covd. a merel ant. of Plunk
Mo. h d a nairow etcape four year, aiw
when he ran a itniron bur into hi.
thumb. He says: "The doctor wanted
to amtmtkta it hut I would nut to.iseiit
bounhn a box ol iwcxien . Ainira
Salve that curd tliedaligt-rou. wound.'
2oc at all druggiM..
have
The
is excep-
tnllivent. and hard aorkinx. Tt.oae of
the pioneer .lock who deserve access
will reap it; but those who perfer the
Dleasnres of the saloon to those of the
Grange, who take their cm In it. liquid
form, who leave their cow. with dis
tended udder, while they have "just
one more game," who, in fact, at Dan
Voorhies once taid, "raise hell intead of
hois", will gradually vanieb from the
ccene.and the rich heritage their fathers
won amid dang. r. atd toil, will p.
into the hand, of those who know better
bow to care fur it
lads," old comrades "before the masf
fell out and they proceeded to try and
settle their trouble, "a.la-Sulhvan.
Their effort at fisticuff on the street
waa first thwarted by Marshal Jesse,
who sepetated the pugilists and bade
them be good. But as their blood was
warm with booz they soon got mixed
up again and the officer had to take
them in charfe, but in so doing he had
to call in the aid of a couple of citizens.
Even after the arrest had been made a
party of comrades attempted to rescue
the fighters, but the Marshal made
stand and let the friends know what
would happen if they attempted to in
terfere with the enforcement of the law.
The sailor lads were incarcerated in the
city bastille for the night and Wednesday
mominsr contributed $10 each to the
Clatekanie in to have a "cleaning up city for the trouble they had caused.
day." The city council have named, MiM No Come of clatskanie
Saturday, the 18th, a. a day for every 1 saturday and Sunday with friends
DOay to mm ouv mm urau urn j mms . .lj jy
1
and streets of the city.
The brick building for the bank has
been erected and the carpentei. and
painters are now finithii g the inside
work. .
MiM Meta Flnlcy, of Ongon City,
wa. down and spent a few day. last
week, visiting her sister, Mrs. J. H,
Colli us.
Mr. Robert Gates and the Graham
Brothers are erecting a large livery
stable weet of Graham's Hall, on First
street: the town will eoon have three
livery stables.
Miss Elsie Johnson spent Sunday in
Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Kapell left Satur
day for a ten days vacation at the
St Martins Hot Springs.
Fern Rebekah Lodge No 138 will en
tertain friend, at their Hall, Friday
evening, May 31, with a Carpet Rag
Social All the ladies will kindly bring
a ball of carpet ragB. Refreshments
ice cream and cake.
The Nome City will leave in a few
days for San Francisco with a full load
of lumber conaiirned to parties in that
Mr. and Mrs. Omar Bryant arid Mrs. city
Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Hoggatt, who
for the past four months have made
this their home, disposed of their house
hold goods, and moved away Saturday
Fiek have returned from their claims on
the Sitetz to visit a while with frieijds
and relatives.
Clatekanie will celeb a'e the Foortb
PITTSBURG
Will rringle is at-eiuc to and helping
In the tearing do not the Id null build
intra at I'ittbur. Tliev have been
landmark to long that they will be great
ly mused.
Mr.. G. W, Arm.t-nng moved Into the
Case honre hut wrek. to keep house for
W. and incidtitudv 10 take care
the travelers who s on over to view ou
Citv. Mra. Case has resired from the ho
tel bn-iiifM and is Roinii to lake a muci
dmnIi .1 rent. Sne expect? to Bo out m 1
few days to pay a tUtt to her ton and his
wife.
T.lovd Diet rick and wife were In for
few diiv. hut have Bone b k touoble
here Llnvd holds a irood pitlon as
head timhVr la'li-r. Tln-y may return
permanently in the Autttiua.
Frat k Peterson, of Oak Run, had the
misfortune to Ii.se two tine twoyear o
colls la-t week, aril I. Kay ami 1'av
Ray each had one horae die witliin llie
last few davs. The Ions to all IS doohly
bard just 11 w, as h Tats are at a pre
mium in the alley.
We are all grieved to lesrn today
the death, in 1'ortlan.l, of Hattie Deed
Mis. Deeds afoneo( fie best know
and oomilar younir ladies anywhere 111
'lie louniy. Mie ae lowu uy an who
knew her and tbedi-epcst sympathy goes
out to the lreaved mother and family
in their great grief.
Strictly Private
Wo solicit your muiK n
business; and with tUc
assurance on our part
th-it it will be kept
STRICTLY PRIVATE
COLUMBIA COUNTJJiANK
MONTHLY PAYROLL tSO.OOO!
Invest uow, you will double your money m two years
COLVIN & HENDERSON
10a X Philadelphia St. St. Johns.Oregon
E. E. QUICK A. M. HOLIUIN
The Columbia County
ABSTRACT AND TRUST CO.
Titles Examined
vi?
Abstracts Made
vi? Non-Resident Taxes Paid
pWat Estatb t Loans, etc
Free
a
r
"J i - 'xl-ty r ' "jj -
J - vtir
life V"'"( 1li7 11
Pil tisSlV
Ulutrntedl;urn.tu
Telling Mow Vou Can Secure
ThlTarcat
lECLIPSir
STEEL RANKR
Delivered to your home
freight preptvid for
Then you may pay $5
mouthly. ou use the
Range while you pay
for it.
V dealers iu the irreat l-'elipne Steel
RmiKC, and can accordingly quote lower price than are
nsked by other houses haudliuK' inferior wngen. ou
do not pay 65 tor an i-.cnpsc uiu.v ., .
$4S-n!kiK a savins of 20. The prices go up May
1 st so drop us n iwtal card for our fine catalog,
NOW. Wc carry all sizes, witlTaiul without rescrvt.irs. j
Mcntiou the Mist when you write.
OEVURTZ & SONS
Portland, Oregon
t 173-175 First Street
L v
rirmrrrrrmTrii in nn
HOW PEOPLE LOSE THEIR
MOSEY.
By concealing U about tlieir person ;
b rtowii a It away In mtir. J".
jaw, br Mlng It op In skirl, snd ticks;
by tucking H under th coucnw ana
crpets, In cupboard, and bureau draw
ers; time are some of the wsys by wbicli
pwple Iom the Ir money and, sometime,
their live Why not d.'poit It llh u.
Culnmb'a Count? Bank.
yanktonHtems.
Lnpuld Pupont has moved hi. family
to Mr. Wiek.trora'. house near the
Hnw.nl i,lao. Mr. uoponl will won
build a cotUu 011 hi. land that he pur
chastd of Mr. Matchelt.
M m Hettie Kreider, tescl.er of the
Peris school, pei t bunday iiu our
tMi-her, Miss Fowell, at the "Maule.."
The V. C. Co.. have nearly AuMted
their winter's work at 1'eris and will Iw
rvailv to begin work on the 1'ierson lot
by the lint ol June.
The entertainment glvet by the
Grai ge Saturday night w a d-cided
nrcrssin ev. ry wv. A sood supper
and program w.s enjoyed hv a largTt
rrowil, and Sixtr dollar, rleared atwve
all exnse. There will m another
lot ial given In June, the plan, for which
will be given lntt-r.
Ion't I'ajr Alimony
to be divorced from your apiendix,
There will be no o-caioii for It If yon
keep your bowle regular with Dr. King.
New Li e fills. Their action Is so gentle
that the appendix has no cause to make
the hast complaint. Guaranteed by all
druggists. 25c. Try theui.
SOTICE TO CKEOITORS.
In lh Countr C otirt ot ths Stale ol Orrn.
fi.rt'olumt-Ufouiiir. ... , x , ,
In ih mauer ol lbs iit ot Jvhn 1. Huliilap.
lwa..l. . ,
N.Xh U htn.hr by ll Mlittrltl.
almlulualrl ul Ui K.UI. ot J.ihn J. yululau.
JnT.w.1, to all Prm hatllli rlalm. Milixl
lhelainl a.ia ilraMtl, Ki irwl Ih.m.
villi ihe i-rnpar urtivn, wlihin u muaiti.
Imiu the iUi. .ilihl. ii'Hir. In Die uiiJmlinrt
adnlnlilralrll. al lh U ! ol Wllant
Uay.al SL llalena. ralumbla couMU. jttij.ij.
P.U-.J March 11. l'W7. ... ,
AtlmluUttairis ol ilia IC.tan ot John I. ()um
Ian. tlrrvancl.
S0R05I5
THE SMARTEST
Of
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
FINAL ACCOUNT.
SiiMlc ta hi-fTliTl ihM lha nn.latltMKt
lt.tn!.lrl.p of lh MUb ofStittl K ttlUllffr.
laeraMI. ha. Sll bl. Hlml Aiwounl 111 l.l
t.latr 111 lh County t.'ollfl ,f lt att ot ttr
eaott tor L'olunihiaf'onntjr, and lha Konnratfla
Jml.? ol h:i! Court h ai ilnil Haiunlay
Hit 1I (lay t J'inr, luu:, al Ua bour ol tan
o I'lnrk In Ilia forenoon, aa Iba lima for Iha
baarlna ol Iha oti)rnmi lo well riual An-ouul
aittl Iba M-lUntaol tbctaol.
All M-tn Iiiurratnl Ill nalit r.lala are re
qnlrad lo fit Ihalr nhliK llon. thrtnto lu all
county Court ou or l-alora aaltt afiMitniml
tir tiirli hrartiic.
tt.lv I al i. Helena. Orafon, lliii at tlar ot
April A. I). ISU7.
B f. lill.TNrR,
A-luitnltrauf.
svcvsnssLSLXti.t a a a..
SPRING
MODELS t
E FOOTWEAR FOR WOMEN
Spriug Tics and Oxfurtls $3.50 and $.oo
E The most up-to-date hosiery department in the city fur 3
Men, Women and Children.
KNIGHT SHOE CO.
3rd and Washington Portlaud, Orcgou 3
Walkover and Sorosis Store
The largest specialty store in the Northwest
tijua .a.8 ,.aa.M .ta itxt tmmt ,m aiJU.JUJUiJLaXajtA 1
NOTICE Of FINAL SETTLEMENT
Kitlr la brrrby clvau thai Iha nn'trrlanit
aa ailniliil.lrmlor ol Iha a.tala ol W. II. I'.lrarr
Uveaiw-l baa lllrtl In Iha ofbra of Iha County
Court ofihe Coa-t)r of t'oluuhla. Hula ot (
.on bl Dual aoroiinl ol hi. ailiniiil.tr.tlun up
on al'l r.lala, toai-tbar with hi. .nal r.'l.nl
and irllllnn tor itMtltmtton ami that Ilia linn
K. ft. Kalian. Juilaa ot mhI Court, baa appoint.
rl HatuMay J ii nf, t Vfl. al 111 Work in the
foraunoa ot aaht ilay, aa Iba time, atvl Iha
I'otirt riHim ot aabt Court lu al, llrlriia. Itrrtfttn.
aa the plarr, of hrarlue Ilia aina. alahii'lt
lllnaaiul ptare, any fn-rMin nurrriri m mii
eatatr may apirar anl rt In otijr.'tloii. in wrltlns
10 Mini nnal at-roini or aaiu nuat rrMirt atut
lrtlilon lor ill.irlbiitloti, or any iarUon of
either ot the same.
tiH.ST IHIWMMI.
A4mlnl.lratornlthaf.UUiutW. II. Palmer.
deeaaea!.
W. II. Powell siuirnay for klniluUlraior.
this year. Uommuwea nave Deen ep- , t Mr Hottiratt occupied the first
pointed and arrangements have begun chair Jn Mr KUhner'a barber shop.
to De uiaae 10, nave a uig uciowraiiiuii.
It will be undtr the auspUe. of the Mac
cabees.
Mr. A. L. Thayer, of the Oregonlftn
staff, Bandayed in this city.
There is at present quite a demand for
real estate, but it seems Impossible to
obtain desirable building lots. Many of
those looking for locations are laboring
men who wish to build homes for them-
Jatne. Conyers and family, from Kan- selves and families, having accepted
sa, sre here paying a visit to E. W. and Rainier as a desirable place to make
W. H. Conyers, brothers of the former, their permanent abode.
MY BUST Fill KM l
Alexander Henton who lives on Bural
Route 1, Fort Kdward, N. Y., .ay.
"Dr. King's New Discovery,!, my belt
earthly friend. It cured me of asthma
six year. ago. It Ims also performed
wouilerful cure of im-lpiwnt consumption
formy sou'swife. Th3lirtboltleeiidrd
the terribleccufli, and this accompliah-
ed, the other symptom Ml one by one,
until she was perfectly well. I'r. King.
New Discovery's power over congli. and
cold. Is simply nurvelons." No other
remedy has ever equaled It. Fully
guaranteed by all druggists. 60c and
$1.00. Trial bo'tle fiee.
Interest paid on Time Deposits. Col
umbia County Bank.
Kisr
Arthur Johnson ha. been appointed
deputy road sutiervi. r on tue Vernon ia
end or district 13
Claud 1 hotna.1, a w.-ll known yooujr
tnfin in this vicinity, tlied Ht (iaston on
Mny 7lh a. a renull of an operation for
appendicitis.
Edwin North and wifncnn.e home from
l'ortliintl Saturtl !y . Tliey Ix it It walked
over the nmiintitin from Buxton, KJ
ishiiiliiig the r luriiiiiire lu this week,
preparatory to moving into hi. new
bouse on the south I Ttt of Clear creek.
The railroad locatoinuot as fur as J ud
on Weed's place last Saturday night.
Two or three of our citi.-n. have been
intiillng potu'oe. to liuxton. They get
fLiti per sack.
C'lhiniliii. Weed, of California, Is visit
ing his brother, Judsou Weed this week.
Work on the new wagon road ta heing
pushed this week, and the telephone
wire will probably all ha .(rung by
Tlmr-tlsy nfirht. - We will be Helloing
before Bouiebjdy think, of it.
The Midland the Weekly Oregonian
11.60 per year.
AVAUUKX
Rev. Davie, prrached In the M. K.
eharch last Sunday evening hi. subject
was "crime and the criminal." Next
Sunday evenin he will t resell In the
KvsnKeliral church; hi. subject will be
"guilty or not guilty."
Walter Ilacon is employed a. night
police man by the Northern Pacific R. K
to guard theirproperty.
Frank Hoyt Jr., left last Monday
morning for llool Kiver, where he will
work with hi. brother, wtio I manager
of a large concern there.
Money Order. at fifteen cent a linn
ilrcd. Columbia County Hank
Columbia County people are invited to
patronize the Vienna Cafe, No. 251 Mor
rison, between Second and Third, kept
by Cus Lange, of Scappoose. Beat meal
in the city.
Wonderful Eczema Core
"Our little boy hid eczema for five
years," writes N. A, Adams, Henrietta,
Ps. "Two of our home doctor, said the
rase was hopeli-ss, his lung, being affect
ed. We then employed other doctors
hut no benefit resulted. Uy chance we
read about Klectric Hitters; bought,
bottle and on noticed improvement.
We cot. tinned this medicine until sever
al bottles were usetl, when our boy ws.
completely cured." Best of all blood
medicine, nnd b dy building health
ton Us. Guarauteed by all druggists
CUARDIAN 8ALE
Nntlr Is hereby irlyrn. that tha nnileraleneit
Anna 8. Woodbury. (Iiiarillall ot Charles Will
lain faul, Delia Mcllnila Paul, Malls. Jans
Paul ami iU-iilUi llarohl Paul, minor., Iiy an
thurify of the Coluilv Court of the KtaUl of Or.
fson for tha County of MtiUnomnh, will nn
Tiieailay, tlie IHIh day ot June, A. It. 1VU7, at
the houroi li-n n'clock a. m. ftt the front tloor
of the County (,'ntitt House In the town ol Ht.
Ib'li n, in the Coiinly ol ColiimbU, HUie ol
Ori-iron, sell at piiiillri sale, to ihe hlalimt bin
m n
tporaln
anil tothelWh Kaal CJu artar (a. a. or.) of tha
North Kant (iitartar (n. e. (ir.).nd the North
Hall (u. ) of the Nor.h Kaat (uarler(n. a. or.)
of lb Mouth Kaat Qimrler (a, e. r.) ol Hantion
Twanly PIvb(V.) in 'lownahlp Mix (0) North of
HatiKe Fire (A) Weal, Willamette Maiiillan,
situate in coiiiintna coiittiy, atate 01 un-von,
halri sale la rnailn alihlret to contlrinatlon by
aid Con ty Court of the Stats at UreKOU for
Hiiunoman county.
Inlere.t of wlil minora Is the nnillvldi-d half
of Kalo real propt-rty, lUlOoiit to the dowar right
01 miiiu Annan. niMionnry.
Puled May Hth, IMI7.
Uaanllan.
KortliupA North up, Attorney.,
WaahlUKtoii Bltlg, Portlaod.
SUMMONS.
tn ths Circuit Court nf the Stale ol Orrfon,
for Columbia County
Oeorxe A UeXcll plaintiff
Elliabalh II. VcNall. .tr'rnitant
To KIlMham II. MOell.tha iwt natneit dr
frntlaul:
In tha name of the Stale of or -son, ymt ro
herrby ratpilrrd lo apprar anil a.nwi-r Ihp
eornplalnl rllrd airaln.t you lo the aln.ve
atiltUiiil ault and eoiirt on or brf-ir ihn llih
day of Juur lur.auil If you lull lo no apaar
tha plalmin will anly to ilia court for tlm re
tail prayr.1 lor in utu minpiaiiu, n oil- For a
decree of dlvorca dlMHilvlim tha boud.ol matrl
tnouy haratotore ami now vni.tlti tMawi-i-n
foitmalland Platntltr and for.iK-h ulbi-r and
urthar relief aa to tha court may M-nn n,t
and aipiltabla. Thla.utnmoii. I. publt.tn.t for I
Ix iircrmlve week, prior lo June nth In '
the Otriroii Mi.i a ,, I v uaw.pr publl.linl I
at nt. iieteua, t:oouitiia fount)', Oregon by
order of Iha linn. T. A. Mcllrhbt, Jn.o of ilia
Clrcnli Cou.1 of the Male ot t)rrsti. tr iha
coiltiu nfColntnbla.who haa apiMftmait tha llh
dayofjiina Iwt7, aalhe day tor you In apiwar
and .n.w.-r. Thedala ol the llrnl publli:allou
ol Ihiasuuimons Is May Ird, I'J07.
H. . PAdl.'R.
Atiorncy for Plalnilir,
I THE BIG STOKE
B DOWN BY THE QIC SAWMILL 3
V V aa. W 1
I Keceiving New Goods bvery Uay
1 In the Week.
; a-a-
THIS MDOKL15 BTOKli
Hits. KepuUtion of Ixutg Standing for Only the in
I General Merchandise
1 " ;
uart 6c MttcKle.
?
EM. Helena, - - - Oregon.
lUiliiUlUiiiiUluiulUiUlUiU lUIUIUliaJaJUiiiiliiiilUiuI
8UMM0N8
In theClrcnll Court nf the Mtala of Ora.on, for
IheCouiily ol Columbia
Harriet M. Pad more, I'lalnllrr
va
William T Plmora, lirfendant.
To H llllaw r. Pa.liior. the above named
defendant.
In iha name nf Ihe State of Orexon ymt are
hereby rpoiilrcd lo apiwar and an.wi-r tb com
plaint Wed aualnat you In the sbovo enlllled
cause and .nil, on or before the enplrntlon ol
Ix week, from the date ol the tla.t piililli Hilon
ol thia .111111111, ii. ui-wll: on or belore Ihe Itth
day olJne;i7, and II yon fall torn au.wur
for want thereollhe plaliillrT will apply to the
c ourt for the relief prayed lor In her complaint
now on Ale herein, m-wlt: that the homla of
matrimony now e.l.tlnK between plalntlir and
rleloudalit lie itlaaolved, iluon the urounda that
Iha defendant haa diverted and abandoned Iba
plalntirrior more than one year la.1 pn.t, and
for auch other and liirthororder In the premi
ses lb court may mwiii eiiltable.
Tills iiiminoii. I. piihlLhed hy order nf linn,
n. iin,,!.!,, ,,1KU Ol UU I.OIIIlly
lielna made on tha ltu dav nt suw
date of the Drat pnhllciUoii ol lh(. auininous la
the 3rd day of May iir7.
COOVKBT 4 HTAIM.RTON
u 1. ... . .. . AtUiruejr for I'lultiUrT
V O Addreai, Portland, Or.
ty Court y (
aid order
Steamer Iralda
C. I. Hooghkirk, Hatter.
RAILROAD TIME.
Leaves Rainier dally (except Kiinday) lor Port
land, at I A. M departliui troin Ml. Ileleua ats
FaiscDicn and Fast Frcicht.
FOR PORTLAND DAILY '
TOUTLAND LAtJDINO, TAYLOR ST
Pi- l!
JOB PRIMTIMC
I I '8 OUR BU8INE83
WK have the imt and most
, fully oquipptul .!oI Print
ingOfllcc iu Culnmbia Ciwnty'
J nd we are prepared to
do all kinds of Vrlnhni
011 short notice arid at
most reasonable prices
A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE
OREGON RfilST
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