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About The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 15, 1907)
I LOCAL : iViil "1 ft B8 SS ... i ii i. Talk to ROM. Colulliwevmimr . Attorney Iowell m r-rtlnml vl.ltor Wednesday. , Dull, number ol llouiton pwpU art JLttNU touKh to hav. Hi.tr folld. ,,dp !' M.rcn.nla National. Ti apple show Is Mis ! of. Hi. lk in 1'ortlend. Mr. A" Holladay there "lilt " uw, ,ml ",rt"lcl LlLwlllbrlnnl-ckhU full .liar, of, .7. !.. IWMitby., It U rumored , L Mr. lioltaitay'i applet "l'l"r HI . . .. . UL t....,l unit l.il. the would do ciedlt to that CVli""" ' ...... m m'ltntl. m. Dr U working on th Columbia, having returned "" """ bu.tli.f on the Yukon. Alaaka'a rl - ... II. drew 175 tr month i Uf and nearly as much more lor over .ml will probably wiuru to the - v,..il. not sreaon. The t.adlrs Aid Society will meet at .... wam ol Mr William e every Wednesday uniil further notice. Work et th" ro;k crusher a resumed this' week, sod as soon sumcletit rain 111 to H"t the slave bolts work will 1k!b st l lloulton factory ol tlie Wrt itraire Company, and will prob steadily through tlx oty - ninur. PEACOCK, FLOUR IS THE BEST " yon don't know this to he fuel I will prove it to you. You new! not evim buy a mwk until you ani convinced, M. 0. OIUV, RAINIER I have lltllt pK 'r !. 8 month old. .,100 each. BKt'ZIK. Warren, ur. Gatle's plsce. The (allure of III Merchants National bank ol Portland la a matter ol greet re .ret. and the officera appear to ba en titled to the sympathy of tba community. They bad ou hand and paid out more money than there wa any w lwr aould I wjuirel. and tbelr awU tvit to Iw aufllclent lo meet all liaun itm, unleaa they aw aactilked. There ' arrota to I tomtthlnif wronn about the bankinK law ben an honratly eouduct td. aolvrnt Inatitutlon can be putbed to the wall In tbla manner. Decm-I ha a lot ol pure bil pekin duckt lor aale. Cnctt. R. St. Helena. Mow llWnaon. Riun. Chapman, Mc PUerwn. Oambill. and a number ol other tiiubrrownertol thta eonnty. ere be fore the county board ol Uliatlon laat Saturday. nJug thtlr prrul jwwere to indutt the board to reduca the ea' mrnt u.o their hotUitt. The Iratda't crew haa evidently never rirrl at haKgafc-e amaahcra on a rail road. They took a kou.1 trnnk on board at 81. Helena on Ut Wedneaday. and Inatcad ol dumpinK it I root the dock to the datk they turne.1 the gang plank ortr and alid It down aa gently aa II It were a crote ol egge belonging to the Capuln. U may be tt-t ia the right way to handle trunk, but It U certainly not therailroad'awa. The boya promlard. howirwr. that II the editor ever ahlpped a trunk on their boat they would bump It good. I'oNttU Wakti-8I gool riding poniea wanted. Addreaa Merve Hro Uwra, Graya Hiver, Waalilngton. ilr. 1'red tockliy, ol the Pacific Monthly, an old time Salem Iriend ol oura, waa in 8t. llelene la.t Tueaday In the Intoreatol that publication. endeavor ing to Intereat our people In an adver ti.ing propnaltlon lor the gootl ol tbe fiunty The Pacific la the leading mag a.ne ol theNorthweat and la dmng goo.1 work in lU peculiar fifW. Robert C. Yenney.vStnte Health olTicer ba written our couuty tnlcer. Dr. II. R . Cliff, repeating him to eee that the towna in thia county put theroaclve In alupe lo avoid the bubonic plague, which htt It atmearance at Seattle, "by .i i n,uible. and alao exterminating the rata." Tbe Wat meth od ol killlnir rata ia to act out flour mled in. u.i. . r.1 v.,. The rat eat tlie mlKtuw. and when they take a drink the .1.-. tka ml. A little preventlou mim n.i irom thla terrible plague. II. L. Smith and daughter, ol Ullena. burg. Waab., who liave been vlaltlng Mr. and Mr.. Martin White, returned home on Monday laat. Pumiim WANTKi-i good riding poulea wanted. Addrea Meaerve Jlro there, Craye River, Waalilngton. Mr. J. K. I.niiil)arvl, ol Qulncy, waa a vlaitor to tbe county teat Wedneaday, on road mattera. ' The aherllPi office ia In receipt of a new type writer-one ol the big kind that take, an eighteen Inch aheet ol paper. Tbe coat waa 112. ai,. Keswick. ta oaent lor tho Northern PacillC rail road, waa a bn.lneaa vlaitor to 8t. Helena laat Welneiay For 8A.-Ten Acre. In lloulton Ileal ol land, good location, living water, .t nn it to nav lor It. hum- lr . t,tld troet with deal II de.ired. Term.. See N. J. Uupont at Benlgnu. Lumber Co. Mill. Tbe recent Pomoua advocated .three mill general road ta, which would ralae i i.i aaam n. tttvwnt aiucMmeiit. Wlly expended on the road. It wouia be a good inveatmeut. Roaea and raapberrle. an In bloaaom lu St. Helen, garden, and at ClaWkanle, In thia countv. Mr. Jone. I. plying finely flavored Wrawberrle. on the mar ket.. During October w hd li-a. than one hall an Inch ol rain. Send tbla Item to a Iriend In the Eaat. 1 1 William Matthew. Kufl, aged 20, deaerter Irom Company L, Wlb Regular Inlantry, atatipned at Fort Douglaa (Salt Lake) .urrendered hlmaell to Sheriff White here Wedneaday evening. Ruff tatail that he deaerted on the SiUth day . of laat Tulv. and haa been hoboing around the country ever alnce. Becoming tired ol vagrant life he decided to .urrender I)iKt At 81. Vincent', boapitat In Portland, on Novemhrr 11th, Chnrle. Mayger, raued 171 vcara. tha cau of death Mug pewpeli-gU. Mr. Cbarlra Maygcr waa one ol the mot hiitlily e.Uruicd citlu-n ol thi county and the pioneer limine limn ol the town ol Mny ger. Tboae who en loved lilt acquaint- aucc.hipaicak ol him In tbe very hlghe.l ternia. I bav. money to loan on approved rcaleatateaecurtty. W.It.I'OWKLL, St. Helena, Oregon. In five day. more the time lor the meeting ol the county board ol equiilU atlon will have expired, and, uuleta the holiday come to a cloae before that time very little will have been accomplished . llundrcdaol notice, have been arnt out to lax payer notifying them ol a rainc in their acwMiiicnt, but, unlea. tbe board can have a legal meeting there will be no rale, na no opimrtunlt) will Iw had lor a bearing. II, however, tbe board 1 en titled to one day ol grace the nine will hold. It it.aafebet that It wlllbeabuay day. Rainier will be here in force, alao the timber men and railroad attorney.. W. N Colfee, ol Portland. (Di.trict I-I.ler of the 1'rre McthodUt Church) will hold the third quarterly meeting in St Helena and lloulton I'rce Mcthoditt church I'rlilay and Saturday nliilil. at 7 M p, m, thia week. Sunday aervice a follow: Love least. lUa. m., preaching, It a. m. and 7::Wp. ru. Syrup ol White Pine and Tar, the old reliable cough remedy, for tale by A.J. Denting, druggUt. Punikii Wa.ntko Six good riding pouie. wanted. Addreaa Meaerve Hro- lliera, tirara River, VVathington. Mux Wa.htkp To take contract for clearing laud. U. A. I.K'iO, Warreu, Ore. Tbe Drltiah nil I road men decided not lo .trike. They probably decided the little old Inland waa o amall that il they tied up nil the train, the people wonld w.lk anyhow to It would hardly be worth while. F.nien Strike Urenker. The moat famoue atrike breaker in tbe land are Dr. King, New Life I'ilbl when liver and bowl go on ilrike, they quickly aettle tbe trouble, and the purl TOLEDO, OHIO The Bert Known Newtpaper in the United State.. CIRCULATION 180,000. POPULAB IN EVERY STATE. In many reipect tbe Toledo Blade ia the mot remarkable weekly newapeper rmt.li.hrrl in th United States. It il lying work goe right on. Bet cure for twe 0iy newapaner eapecially edited for con.tipation, headache and dizzlnesa. 26c National circulation. It baa bad tbe at lloulton. Warren. Scappooae and Deer rKe" circulation lor more jwa in.u Caad or Thank.. dcaire, lor myell and (amily, to re turn our .incere thank to our friend and neighbor for their aatLtancc and aympatby on thcaccation ol the death ol my huiband, Charle Terry, MRS L. O. PERRY. SCAITOOSK Ttia Uratitiful lain ha. u me .gain Mr.. Ed Wlckewbnm bae returned from tbe) Kl, hnviiig been nway eime July Htb. Her eon, Uexrge Mackemie, accoMipanled hi. mother, but did not re turn, a be la .tudylng chiropody. There wn a mualcal enterialuinent at the Wutla A Price hall laat evening, given by the Kilcr Piano lluuao.of Port- In ml. It I. pretty unlet in Scapponnx, . well t in other little town. Inc. tbe bank holiday., except a. to the general routine ol oik. .uoli a tailroad work, wood and lumber hauling. Mr, (lurt Wirat I. vlaltlng her brother Otto Vaughn, at hi. home In Poitlaiid for a few day.. Otto i. work ing at hi. old trade at "rougner" in the rolling mill. The Chapman camp I running ligbt nloiig end taking out some beautiful large lint. The apple crop around here waa very Imrt lii. on. Farmer will have to uae bettor nmthod. II they want to com pete with Hood Uiver. The people of Klat .re making good uae of Ihene beautiful smiehlny holiday.. in. lluit lm the new tchool houw ite In the Heaver diatriut cleared and I. now fencing It Tlie countv road through tbe Dnllal I place w. thrown open to public travel lnt Saturday. John McPheraeii and rruire .nt veral days In thia am-tion cruiaing and negotiating for timber. North A Hju aro making and hauling ahlnglea na fat a they can while the good acather la. They gel s.ou per M. Mr. Anna North I. on an extended visit to Iritinda and rolatlvo at raou- mmilb. Albanv.and Anm.v.lle. Her pap enla. Dr. .md Mr. Cole, live at the laat niiliH'd plnoe. At the Kiat-Vernonla telephone meet- nir lat Saturday an aamxament ol 160 per member wa made to pay lor the new awltch board at Vernonla. The board of manaizm were Instructed to confer with the Kl.t-nuxton Telephone loin- nunv In regard to a mutual exchange ' . ........ ml five lite of oiioti oinera imea, WniMcDanlellaV Blllng hi. .on-in Ian, Una Unit. A I run if and fatnl accldflit happened tn.C. lteriferion. a well known reil- dent ol tills place, on Tueday. October ou.it. Wlille rolling log. on Hi. pmce, in aome niy.terion. way a rmall log rolled down on th cant boon ne waa ualng, caualng It to airiKe mm i .l.,,lnanh. W th nimn (limcniiy ne nobed the home, a UKtmtee oi aooui ... 1 1 I a. 9iv ..!.. Dr. HntllBlU wa. caueu ohv ' I I J.. bv Wednedy Ueoiueu ne ouum u i riiiin. ur. lamiaiu oi iii.m.w ..... ..nt. for but could not come, m Thuwday night Dr. Haiflold. Peter nnd Bergereou ana oilier., amncu uD. W. D. Dlllard of Bt. Holiin. wa. wen on the .treet. of Rainier la.t Monday, Mr. and Mr.. It. A. Parker have moved Into tbe residence of Mr. Dean Hlanchurd'. on Commercial .treet and will muke that their home for a time. Mr. and Mr.. Cha. Clark of thia city have rented their house on Nob Hill, and gone to Vancouver to reside, Mr. Clark being employed In that city. An old friend of Mr. NIc Blumen saadt; Prof. Emll Enna, of Portland undoubtedly the most accomplished pianist on the Pacific Coast, was enter tained by Mr. and Mr.. L. 8. Thoma. Tuesday cAcnlng. It was a rare treat to hear a real artist, and it Is to be hoped that the Professor will look up hi. Rainier friend, again in the near future. Mr. J. E. Winter, who i. with the St. John. Lumber Company, ia home for a few day.. Rev, Fry went to Portland Wednea day morning to attend the Conference of the most noted minister of the M. E. church, which la being held in the Metmpoi. thi. week. Mr. Walter Gilbert and Wm. Mosher of Portland came down to see their friend In thi. city last Saturday. Theae pnrtiea at one time owned the Rainier Saloon, Miaa Erne Richardson, of Portland, is spending the week In Rainier with her cousin, Mia. Bessie Moeck. Mra. Robt. Yount and her sister, Mr. Geo. Doll .pent Tuesday with friends at Prescott Mr. and Mr.. George Houch, of Van couver, Wash., spent Sunday In Rainier tho guest of Mr. and Mrs. 0. A. Ka- pell. Mra. Houch is a sinter of Mra. Kapelt Miaacs Anna and Emma Beck, of Portland sient laat Sunday in this city with Misseu Lucy and Sadie Howell. The Howell Sister will sell for the next thirty day. at their millinery .tore, any pattern hat in the .tore at per off. Now i. your chance to select a winter, hat. We havo several small house, for sale ranging in price from (450 to $600, Just the thing for a .mall family. Small payment down, balance same as rent, You cannot aflord to pay rent when you can get such terms. Geo, W. Vcgel. Mra. L. S. Thomas waa a passenger to Portland Tuesday, Mra. Jack Applcton went to Portland Tuoiday morning to visit Mr. Apple- ton's nephew who i. ill at the St Vin cent. Hospital. Mra. Rockerfeller visited Portland the first of the week. Mi. Eaie Dohorety spent Tuesday in Portland. Mrs. Ed Clark paid a visit to the me tropolis Tueaday morning. Mis. McLaren wa. in Portland last Monday on business. Mra. Edward Grove, .pent Monday with relatives In Portland. Atty. Wright, of Portland wa. in Rainier on business last Saturday. Mr. Out.. Silva made a business trip to Portland Monday. Mra. R. H. Cliff and family, of St. Helena, were the guest, of Mis. Mc Laren la.t Saturday. Missess Lily Crosley and Grace Kurtz spent several day. thi. week visiting in Portland. Mile. Shoeirn wa. a passenger to Portland Saturday last Mrs. J. Rice, of Hudsor., wa. among the passenger, going to Portland last Saturday. Mra. Ed Prescott and Mias Meserve, of Prescott, were in Rainier between trains last Saturday. Mr. Ceonre Doll wa. a visitor to the metropolis Saturday. Mis. LaDuke the popular St Helen, teacher wa. in thia city .liopping Sat urday, Dr. and Mrs, Mossman came down on the Iralda from Portland Saturday evening. Mr. Joseph Bourne waa In Portland transacting bustnea. Friday and Satur day of last week. Mr. W. C. Fellow, the newly ap- nointed postmaster, assumed hi. new dutie. last Monday morning, ine pleasant .mile with which Mr. Fellow. grooU those desiring money orders, and they are logion during tnese Dame holiday., would indicate that he will be a. popular In the post office a. he wa. Farrl. Brothers store, Mr. L. S. Thoma. ha. purchased six lota from Mr. Dean Blanchard, and is havinir them cleared. A. Boon aa they are cleared Mr. Thoma. Intend, w nave thorn nlowed and leveled off preparatory to building a line re.idence in tne spring. These lot. are located on Ash and Cowlita street., and ia one of the flm.t location, in tho city for a .wen re.idence. A number of car are being loaded with eordwood thia week. The price nf lumber doe. not affect eordwood which still bring, a good price, The recent financial flurry doe. not seem to affect building in Rainier. C. C. Wilson ia completing a fine residenco on Market and 3rd, west, Joseph Bourne is completing a three-story building on Harrison and Coinmerical, ii. M. omiin Is completing a fine residence on Cow lit and Alder, Dr. F. R. Davia is -,..i..timr two fine residence on . ... ....... TM .V Washington and Alder, ouage buhkiv i-,i i eomulotinir several residence on Commercial street, and a number of smallor houses Rre being built in various part of the city. A large number of Made Happy for Life. Great happineaa came into tbe home of S. C. Dlalr, school .uperintendant at St, Albens, W. Va.. when his little daughter was restored Irom the dreadful complaint he names. He says; "My little daugh ter had St. Vltu.' Dance, which yielded to no treatment but grew steadily worse until a. a la.t resort we tried Electric Hitter. ; and I rejoice to say, three bottles affected a complete cure." Quick, sure cure for nervous complaint, general de bility, female weaknesses, Impoverished blood and malaria. For tale at lloulton, Warren, Scappooae and Deer Island. 60c. Had Close Call "A dangerous surgical operation, in volving the removal ol a malignant nicer a large a my hand from my daughter's blp, was prevented by the application of Bucklin's Arnica Salve," ay A. C. Stickle, cf Miletii. W, Va. "Pereistent um of tbe salve completely cured it." Cures cuts, burn and injuria. For ale at lloulton, Warren, Scappooae and Deer Island. 25c. America's Greatest Weekly Toledo Blade I.laod. House and Lot (or sale. Good ix room b'liiae. barn, garden, orchard choice location. Col. Co. Bank. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice i hereby eiven that all person having claim againat the i state of John Kjclllicrg alioulil present tbe aatne duly verified, within six months to tbe under signed, the duly appointed administra trix, at Clat.kanie. Oregon. Dated tin 7tli day ot November r.Kif . CHRISTINE KJELLBKRG. Administratrix ol tbe estate ol John Kjellberg deceased. .NOTICE OF III ARDIiX SALE OF REAL ESTATE Notice is hereby given that I, P. J. Drix, Guardian of the person and estate of Herbert S. Iirix a minor, under and by virtue of an order of the County Coui I, of Clatsop County, State of Oregon, made and entered in the matter of the estate of said Herbert S Iirix. a minor, authorizing and empowering the under lined a such guardian to sell all the right, title and interest of the said minor In and to tbe hereinafter described real estate. I will on Tbunday the fifih day of December 1007 A. D , at the hour of Two o'clock P. M. of said day at the front door of tbe County Court House of Columbia County, Mate ot Uregon. ell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, all ot tne ngnt, title ana in terest of Herbert S. Brix in and to the Southeast quarter and the South half of tbe Northeast quarter (S of the NE '4') and the Nnrtheast quaitcr of tbe Northeast quarter (NE1- of the NE) ol Section nine (); Alao, the Southwest quarter (SW I4) and tbe Souih half of the Norlhweat quarter (8 M of the NVV i ) of Section ten (in); ana tne ionn half of the Northwest quarter (N W of the NV t4) of Section fifteen (15) all in Township four 4) North of Range two Cii West of the uuiamette .Meridian in Col umbia County, tittle of Oregon; subject to confirmation by saul tourt. Dated this Mb day ol November, r.K), ,D. P. J. BRIX. Guardian of the person and estate ot Herbert r. Hiix a minor. any newspaper in America. Further more, it I the cheapest newspaper in the world, a will he explained to any person who will write ui lor terms. Tbe News of the World so arranged that busy people can more easily comprehend, than by reading cumbersome columns of dailies. All current topics made plain in each issue by special editorial matter written from inception down to date, Tbe only paper published especially for people wno ao or no noi reaa aauy news Daners. and yet thirst for plain facts, That this kind of a newspaper is popular, is proven bv tbe fact that the Weekly Blade now nas over iwi.isjii veariy suo scriher, and is circulated in all parts of the United rjtaies. In addition to the news, tbe Blade publishes short and atrial stories, snd many departments of matter suited to every member ol the family. Only one dollar a year. Write for free specimen copy. Addreaa THE BLADE, Toledo, Obio. Tbe Blade and Mist $1.29 per year for a ahort time. Take advantage of thia great offer. Colombia County Bank Does General Banking Principal Correspondent First National Bank, Portland, Oregon. Hanover National Bank, New York. Wm. M. Ross, Proprietor, BT. HELENS. ORE. R. EDWIN RO88. D PHYSICIAN & SURGFON H. riORQUS Carries a Complete Line of Groceries Dry Goods Hardware Crockery Flour and Feed Hay Notions Candies Stationery Fancy Goods In fact, everything usually kept in a 6rst class General Merchandise Store. My prices will be found a reasonable aa any tore in Columbia County. Vour trade solicited. Steamer Iralda C. I. Hooghkirk, Maittr. RAILROAD TIME. Leans Rainier dallr (except Sonflaylfor Port-' land, at 6 A. II.. departing Irom HL Helens at S o'cloek. M fT. HKI.ENS. OKEuT ill v."-- a - .... tm ..... I.a niniiiitn 111 with Win W aoe 11 ii.in. could be done for the unfortunate man, but when they got mile or so i......i nana Horn lit) died. He leaves a wife and two children, an aged mother and three brothers in Oregon to mourn iw,. . i... burled In jyi.U. R. CWKF, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON SIXM05S In the Circuit Court of Ihe Stale of Oregon In and lor Ihe county 01 lomnioia. Marjr Moore, Plaiutia T Nathaniel Moore. Defendant To Nathaniel Moore, defendant: In ihe name of the Ktate 01 Oregon. Ton are herein' summoned ami required to appear ?n the above entitled cause and anbwer the com plaint of tbe plaintiff In the above entitled ult r heforo the Xth iIiit of October. VM7 or judgment and decree lor want ol au answer tnereoi win oe uuen iaiuw ..... , wiu. n vlfh lhA t.rarr ol the comnlaitl. The Pltr nose ol thin null Is toobwlu decree of absolute illvoree 111 lavor 01 we piaiuuu na,ui. .u w, Ti.. ,l!.t nt rhi. order ol nuhlteation of thi summon In s'eiH. . I'J0. and Ihe fate ol the nrsi puuucmiiou ineroi is ovri. iw,. AUoruees lor flnlutlft 8T IIRI.EN8 OREGON. SUMMONS n th. ("limit Court of the Statu of Oregon lor the County oi i.oiumum. Martha A. Kranclseo. I'loiiulB va tt FranflafO. Defeiiilnnf . To N. H. Prani'lsfu, Ihe alioie named defendant lu Ihe name or tne Biaie 01 i.reiprn ou aru herehy rennlred to apiienr and aiuner the com ..i.i,., mim.1 aaaitiu von In the above entitled suit on nr belore the oipiratumot six ereeas Irom Ihe date 01 tne nm puiiiieauou or una uminona, lo wit: ou or before: the 13th day of iwmhu. iuo7. and II von tail to so answer, for waul thereof the plalnilir will apply 10 the court for tlie relief demanded In the complaint, to wit : lor a divorce from the marriage existing be. wee n you and ine planum. This summons Is published by order of Ilon nniii Tli. mini. A. Mi'tlrtile. Judire ol Ihe Cir cuit Court ol Ihe Mate o( O-eiton, lor Ihe County ol Columbia, mane 011 ine aim nay 01 iiciooer, inn, direeiiiiK thai nald publication lie imule at leaalonce a week for S inm.ecutlve weeks in the tlreirou Mlt. and that Ihe data ol tha lint pub ii..ti..i. of this aiiniinonii ie niadeou the 1st dy ol November IW7, and that tne lat publication lie niauo ou tne i.n ) "i jl,,,lY.'i i.?.' Attoruerfor PUIutlfl I'ost Ofllee Address. Cortullls. Oregon. ALDWI.V & SHERWOOD Unrertaakps AKb Empalmebh Ilea mo for funerals at all points on river and rail. I'honc at our expense. RAINIER, OREGON R. Q, L. CCSNINGHAM D Osteopathic Physician Consultation free- Hours S 30 to 9 p. m. 9 Perry'. Row lloulton, On STATE BANK OF RAINIER RAINIER, ORE. CAPITAL $35,000 Four per cent interest paid on saving deposits. Interest compounded seml-annnally, March 1 and September 1. W. B. LOTTMAN, Cashier Collections Made : DrafU Issued Retnrnlne. leave, fortland at 2:M Y arrivlug at at. Helens at 4:46. PasSoneerc ani Fast Freizlt. FOB PORTLAND DAILY PORTLAND LANDING, TAYLOR RT for SUMMONS In the Circuit Court ol the Stated Oregon, Columbia couutr. Anna Louise Cole, Y laintllf vs Tnlrn Vranklln Cnl. Defendant. To John Franklin Cole, tbe above named defen dant. tn th name of the Mats ot Oreaon : -You are hereby rcpilrei to apfiear and aoswer the com plaint lied axainst you in the above entitled suit, on or before the lsst day prescribed In tha order lor publication ol this summons, auiy made and entered In this suit, to-wlr On or before' the laih day ol November. 1WJ7. awl If you fall to so appear and answer, for want thereof, the plaintiff will apply to the said couit lor the relief demanded la hernnmplaint herein, which is in an on la nee ior a oecree m the court dumolvine the marriage relations now existing between plaintiff and delendant, for tbe custody 01 ner minor cnuu. ,mi. Hay Cole, for the restoration of her nslden name, and lor her costs and disbursements of this null. . . This summons la published In the Oregon II ... wuk tn .i i eotme.allliva weeks, be order ol Hon. Tbomaa A. Mt Brlrte, Judge of the Circuit Court of Colnmbla County, Oregon, duly made and entered ou the :Mtb day ol step- temner IW,, alio tne nate oi me nr pHun.-a.M,M hereof is October 4th I'JOT: last publication NOV. 15. 197. HowAED M BR0WSEU Attorney for Walntlir. OREGON Shoreline AND Union Pacific SUMMONS In IheClrcult Court of ihe Slate of Oregon, for theCouuty ol Columbia Mary K. Bauin, Flalntin v. William II. Baum. Mefendaiit. lo William II. Baum, the above naiued delendaui. In the name of Ihe ainte of Oregon yon are hereby required to apiiear and auswer tb com plaint tiled airolnat you In the above entitled sun, on or before the lib day of December, 1'7, and II you fail to so appear and answer said eom plaint on or beloro ihe date mentioned, the plaintiff will apply to the court for Ihe rcllel praved lor in her complaint herein to- it: For a decree lor-ver duwolvlug the bonds of nsairi monv n.Hi rxliitlng between you and plaintiff, and for such other aud further relief as may be meet and equitable. This summons Is published by order ol Hon Thoiuaa a. .McUrlile, J mice ol the Circuit Cour dulv maile ami entered on the lwh day ol Ociolier, I'JOT, hi and bv which order it la pre scribe.! that this summons shall he published mice a week for six successive weeks in 'the Ore iron Mist, a newspaier published a St. Helens, Columbia County, Oreguu. The date of tho rlrat publication of thia summons is October 18 1907. B. 8. PAOCE, Attorney tor ruintifff. UNJoN DEPOT. j Leaves Arrive. CH"KrA"titWkfLANU :! A-'U 5Tb5 P. M HI-KCIAI. for the Eat .1 Daily. Daily. via Huntington. . "SPOKANE FLY KB, S:l& V. M. 8:00 A.M. Ior Etern Washing i Dally, j Daily, Ion, Walla Walla, Lew-1 iston, Coeur d'Aleneli and Great Northern uoiuts. tt ATLANTIC EXI'KISSS 8;I5 17" ii. 7'TVXT M. lor the Eoat via Huut-jj Daily.. Daily. Ingtoir , Lower Columbia River.' Steamer Hassalo leave. Portland daily, except Sunday, at 8:00 p. m. Saturday 10.00 p. m for Astoria and war landings. Returning leaves Astoria at 7:00 a. m. daily, except Sunday. At L. CRAIG, neutral Passenger Agent. PORTLAND Ore. Western Meat Market Ed. Hafliger, Prop. Carries a complete line of fresh and eured meats. jry our nome curea rjacoo, Our own brand kettle rendered lard always on band. Houlton Oregon SUMMONS In tha Clrcnit Court of Ihe Stale of Orcsron for the County or Columbia Winnie Cox, I'luinlltt navl.l E. Cox. Defendant To David E. Cox tho uUe named, defendant: 13 Ihe name oi tne r-uie oi ureson. von aro kAn,l. r...,tivf tiiHiiiiiinrnnil answer tlieettlll- plaiut tiled aguinst vou ia tbe above cutltied aitl, nn ,r hMfore the exniration ol six weeks Irom the date of the first publication of this summons, to-wlt: on or neiore tne i-un nay oi December 1UU7. and II vou fall to so auswer lor want thereof the oluiutiff will apply to the court for the relie! demanded In sold colli' plaiut, to-wlt; for a divorce from the marritigc existing between vou and the pl&intttt. This suiniiions Is published bv order of the Hou. Thomas A. McBriile, Judge uf the t'ir cult Court ol tho State ol Orecon lor the County ol Columbia, made on the -inn day ol Octolier, 1907. directing that said publication be made at least once a week for six consecutive weeks in tbe Oregon Mist, and that the date ol the first publication of this summons be made ou the 1st dav of November, lwr. and that the lust publication be made the 13th day ol December, liHJ7. 1. FRED YATES. Attoruev for 1'laiutilV. P. O. Adddrets; Corvallls, Oregon. UUARDIA5SHIP SALE. In the County Conrt of the Couoty ot MDltno wiah. State ol Oregon. In the matter of tne Gnardlenahlp of Boland . Lockwood and Kathertna L. Loctwood, , Minors. Notice Is herebr given that pnnmant to an . : order issued out of the above court lu the above entitled matter, on the 3d day of October, WOT, ; licensing tbe undersigned, aa guardian ol ihe said minors, to sell at private sale the Intereat ol said minors, and each ol them. In the follow ing described .eal property situated ia !ha Countv ol Colnmbla. (State ol Oregon, and oe- ... i I ....'l lnl.nw. tn.wll! An undivided one-eleventh Interest In and to all of the down aud standing timber now being, growing or standing upon that certain tract of ' land in said county and State, de-cribed aa lo' lows: The southeast quarter ISE) of Section twenty-three (.) In township loor(') pnrth ol . range two (i) V) ctot Willamette Meriaian, lo eether with all righu. privileges, eaments ' and appurtenances therenuto belonging or In any wiM! ai-pertiiinilie, also that the purchaser hall have the full i ight, privilege and authority , ol ingress and egrew, aud ol pawing aud re pass lug over and upon and ol entering in and upon ui. I above described Ituds and premises and each aud every part ihereul. together with bw. it or their svant, agents, workmen, ens iik veesor tenants lor the purpose of cutting d.riu, liKgiuir, removing or transporting Mid timber and trees, or any purl thereof, in such way or manner, and a ( vich time or time bn not exceeding eight years irom the date of the Iced conveying said properly, aa the aald pur chaser, his. Its or their heirs, successors or aa. slum mav deem hem or proper, aud alra Ihe right, privilege and authority to grade, enli st met, rvimtr, maiamln, and t-iepnre skid roads, and lugging railruads and other roads and de vices and appurtenance over, acnissand upon said lauds, or any part thereof, and to as the ,. same In anv manner, lor me purposes Herein before ucelhd, at such time or time, but not eiiwluii! elibt vears Irom the date ol the deed eonve.ing said property, as the said purchaser. his, lis or their neirs.. succeiwoia r mav see Ht. and with the further privilege that ihe 'time limited ior the exorcise ol the rights and privileges as hereinbefore set lorth may bo extended for two yeara alter tha expiration of said etaht veers, lu eirsc said purchaser, his, ila or th. it heirm suceessorii or assigns, shallpay all Uxs upon said lauds and timber lor sai.1 adihlitioiial Iwo vears, and thai said deed shall lurther be conditioned so that at the expiration ol the iierlod above specitiea lor the removal of said timber, tbe land above described shall re vert to said minors Iree aud clear ol all Incumbrances made or suffered by the said purchaser, his, it. or their neirs, successors ur assign. . ., .,, The undersigned, 'as such guardian, will. Irom and after the 25th day ol November, ISM7, piocoed lo sell tha above described real prop erty at private sale: the term, of said sale wiU be eiiber cash or part cash and part credit. Dated October --5. MU7. , . r-AMl'KL P. LOCKWOOD, Cuanttan of Roland M. Lockwood and Kath etluo L. Lockwood. Minora. Concord Bldg., Portland, Ore. MONEY vrvTTSVTsrrvvTS SAVED Another car af FEED U to arrive between now and the 20th Inst Place your order now and get the benefit of the Car Prices. We also have on hand a good line of Men's and Boys' Corduroy Pants, Hats, Caps, Shirts, Etc., at Rock Bottom Prices. Our Line of Men's Shoes pleases those who buy them and they recommend them to their friends. MONEY svvvvvTrsTrsTrs SAVED suxxoss. Iii the circuit Conrt ol the Slate ol Oregon for the County ol Columbia: Johu Bakus, plalntlll vs Frits Anderson, Henry Anderson. Oscar Krlck- . son. Allrert l -ererson. i-uaruo nwausou ami u t: niton, ilefendauls. To Henry Andersou aud Oscar Krickson, dcleu- limits: . ... lu the name of the State of Oregon, ou and each ol you aie hereby required 10 appear and answer tlie compiaiui iiieii aaaiui,. jwu iu ine alwveeiitillt suit on or belore the 2lrd day ol Novem!xr, I;i7. that being the day axed in the orderol the court lor you to aptiear and answer, and more than six weeks Irom the Brst publica tion o! this stimmous: and it you fail to so ap pear aud answer tne piainiin wm appiy to ine Court lor the reliel demanded In hiseomplaiut to-wlt: Kor a decree Irom the Circuit Cour of the State of Oregon Ior Cotumhia County, de claring that the contract made bv the ptalullfl with the iteleii'lauts ou or about the liitli day of June, I'.m, the same being fullv set forth in the complaint tiled in this cause, forleited and terminated, that all the buildings aud other im provement placed umin the Northeast quarter til Section J7. Township 7 north, Kange 2 went ol the Willamette .Meridian and 10 acre lu Section 2-S. iu said township and (range, known as the James r. llmnuny niiinesuiaii, Dy in, defendants in this suit, aud the timber cut and lelt tnereon bv mem oe uecmreii to oeioug w the plaintiff; the defendent be forever enjoineil from limner lliwJrieriiiK wi.ii im irem m Vi la anv maimer using or occupying the same, aud from removing any ol the timber both cut and uncut therefrom: that plauitilf recover hie costs aud disbursements in this suit: aud for such other and further order and decree as to the Court may seem just and equitable. Tbis summons is puousnea ia "ine vregon Mist," once each week for six successive weeks bv order ol tbe Hou. K. S, Huttau, Judge ol the County Court of the Stale of Orernin, for Col umbia Couuty. dated October 4, KOI. First publication, October U. WU7; last publi cation November. i. 1U07, W. H. POWELL. Attorney tor Plalutltf resideneea and several business houses are under contemplation for the early spring. Everything; seems to indicate that Rainier will have another very Royal Chinook Dress Shoes.... r WHITE The Bergmann Loggers .... & ANDERSON Houlton, Oregon iQufKYiVTi1"""' " salilnal sti1aaM I laaiaauaasiaaaai . mih i.i n i. Sotlce for Fablicatloa (limber Land, Act June , 18) United States Isanti office, Portland, Oregon, August, 31st 1UU7 Notice la hereby given that In eompllanoe with the provisions ol an act ol Congress of June S, 187H, entitled "An act for the sale ol timber lands In the State ol California, Oiegon Nevada, and Washington Territory," as extend ed to all the Public Laud Htates by act ol Aug ust. 4, 1(W.. Cora B. l.andcratt, of Portland, county ol Multnomah, Slate oi Oregon, has thia day Bled in this oittce her sworn statement No, -;ii, for the purchase of the 8. K, U of the 8. K. liolSec No. &, lu Township 6 N, Kange No. 4 W. and will offer proul to show that the land ' sought) is more valuable for its timber or atona L thnu tor agricultural puriHiKes, aud to establish ner claim to mUi laud ueforo the Kegistcr and Kecelver at Portland on i uetttay, the 26 day uf j She names as witnesses: J. B. Oodfiey, ol 8V i Helena, Ore: A. J. Vauliulah. of, lioultm, Orel 1 Mrs. L. H. lluvburu, ol I'ortUud, Orel W. beara ! ol Portland, Ore. ' e? Any ana alt persons claiming adversely thv )C) above-desuribdd lands are rcquivted to Hle their ? claims hi this uttloe ou ur betore said M day ot XI Koy.mbra, 1W7. e ALOKRNOMt TlUfisrg ulsloaa. Aiie nroimprousyear. ravavsOflnJlUUSn''4-- ' Jsl",pU.enl atandjwnlahmwtt
