The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913, June 10, 1910, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextLOOAL ai Tt.x. UUt 1. llblr luluraitd Hit P .n.nk will aoon liicre.su Itt capital ..Jw r.rsl.l up) to 128.000 and that oilctllua will H'a njlU ,or ,,"rt!, . . ..tiaiial bank, Hiving Bl, Helena r.t national bank lu Columbia County. For rlKlt PrloM 11 t,m"' n un wtlilng. g ' im ucki jsou ; CtrrriNO At-FaiM Catlln Brothara, of tftuvlM Wan"! u,y """ cumn '" intcropo'al'alladuilnvthpaat waalf, nd it will gn about thrat tout to tbe ,cr, At tua prolan pnca oi nay wa yirly tlltlla bai a peculiar aalua, as Mclally ai It la mr auprnoraa mua pro duetr to tbt bar ktpt through ' tlia wlntar. Tbay will u two mora eropi ihii r and tlia atlra yield will dome cloM to tan loin par acra wlib a money ralu ol over 200 per acre. After I lie third crop there will be rloh irnuluif ' Vitb Ml and winter. Liberal eainpiee of II three crotie will be ebown In Co lumbia County's eihlblt at the Stale fair, nd we are especially anxious id Kcura alfalfa (empire from other parte olllie county. Everything for everybody. Juuiei Hackle & Son. Mr. end Mra. N. A. l'erry returned Uit Tbunday from attending the National Crocera' Convention nt Hiring' acid, llllnoie, and from a pretty ei era I trip through the MiiMIe and Kastern butes. At Hiiflnguelil be met Win O'Cunndl, a subsyrttwr to tbe at lit, who it latemtrd In a tract of Hinder land in the Nelutlcui Valluy. He conld n .t find rortlaud dully but the Miel waa accept ibleata latter from home. Mr. l'erry am large aorve of the r'atern country present a tlesolaU appearance on account of the sew storms. 1'eacefuland fur I lie OrfKon looke Kood to hltlj, 300 Acaa Ranch to Lkark Mrt clau dairy ranch, Inquire at tbe Mlt office. llousmioi.t IaHNiruBK fun 8ai x Enough to furniab a five room houaa. A bargain. Inquire of U.K. Itconclt, Miles' CotliKe, 0oelte H P. Walklna. When you pay nut your money at Muckle'a you gel full value and no ahort weight or poor quality. Dollar for dollar always. The City Shoelug Shop baa been an Urges twenty feet in length and ia now running two fires. Maiino Good I'aoURms Work uikq tbe new titer aystvai will bo coiupMed well within tbe limit set by the terms of tbe contract. Out on t'almoubtrry Creek, which ia the main source of sup ply, a concrete dam eight feet in height bis been built auJ a much larger ilnm lactoses tbe present one froai which our supply la now obtained, it bring sixteen feet in IimkIiI. About four miles of ditch his been dug aud there are three car- load of pipe on band. Btfore the Sum ner Is ov. r we will have a water supply aot excelled by any aa to quality and uffiritut for the needs of a city twenty tlnin as Urge as St. Helens and lloulton eomblued. Neat year all who desire to do so can irrigate their lawns and gardens. Trunks and ault caaee, all prices and tt. James Muvkle A Son. Bm Cabim Cabbikk Ct.KARS The steamer Slratbtay will clear to day or to morrow fur Auattalian ports, tokiug two million it of lumber from the St. Helens mill and the tmlsiica of her cargo 1,600,000 Icul from Calilornla. 8he is (lie largest vessel vet loaded hettt. anotiikr VtcToav The name lint Sunday betwien fit. Helens and the Brooklyn Oraya, resulted In the usual victory for Bt. Helena by a score of 6 to 2 I'ukke in the bos appeared to tie io Rood form and gave the vlaitora but ou hit. Krora were qalte numerous on berth tides. Owing to tbe absence of the Korer no complete record of the game was kept. I'lorshclm shoes for men. The shoe of qlity. At Junes Muckle & Son's The man who said;" Who at ale thy P"rw steals thah", UiUfct have been Iter one of those wise fellows who puts his money In the Columbia County Hank, wbcrM it eiirns 4 ncr cent on tintJ CerliiU-aiev of Drnmii Hit correct ahaDes and real (its In hoes. The shoe tlwt tits tbe foot and tll Pot'ketbonk al t.nui Mnrltla fcnll. I.kmons voh Tub Fair Mr and Mil. w- A. Harris hnva contributed tliri '"IS" lfiiiona. toirnther with a oortion of H'e tree, shot lug green fruit and blossoms, to Columbia County's Hxhlbit t ib.i State Pair. The lemons, were frown by Mr, and Mra, Harris on their P'ace in Si. Helena. No matter how little you think yon "eftetttnic no niattorhow LIT TLB vou ARK selling. Suva soma of it by put H tlia good, strong Columbia Co "ly Ditnki the oldest bank in the, county, It will grow there. Juines Jesse and Constable Sutton, of tinier, were in this city Wednesdny, bringing with tkemi a man that en euel to killlnu it few people at Cbeha- He also stattd that 1nw:i In Itainler Mr it... I n ... - ... . In,.llv Htl(!ll() ng quite large Including tllIly flinil, " The groom, who Is a buslnen man of Kiimns ri.v ... companled on hi. ,rp .,rwg , continent hi his n(.tl. 1 1 , , hlamoiher'saUter. Ali-i. n,. ,jt..,.. the bridal parly started on a trln Honolulu. The bride I. lumbla County and 1. exMpl,n.v a .n ed lady. . Tt. Mist loin, her many friends in heartiest good wishes. See that new Hue of straw h.i. im.. real goods. James Muckle it Hob. Good new houseand lot mUh , . fMHVMkU U tngs for sale, locmed luat "oMPl.ce,on Milton Creek, lauH rooms, tiood nirlnir. Vn. ther information apply atMUOlIlce, A Cow1mi.ucati'.ii( 'ASK- Mr Ii,l... bought a cow-aa aha alleires-of Mr. Watson, for lt(). Slio wild I0 .), a snl afterwards olftied the batauce of cm Which waa refused and the claim .,..). that the prir agreed on was .W. Ti.l. she refused to pay and the Watsons look till rflW Btlil ai.1,1 I. ... hi... .... tJ mr K,jar),()1 for 45, retaining al-o the () Mi, )V Mrs. Dodge. Then Mrs. Dodire imi the cow mid refused io deliver it to Mrs. Richardson, who feels that she is entitled' to something for her moi ey and there fore bus lintituted ii re nlevill i rlinn thereby recoveu-d ,KHnn ol the cow. Previous to doing Ihis, however. Mr. Richards u offered Io .ny Mrs. Dcxlge the 10 sli had glvra the Watsons p,o. vlded she would leceipt lur the money, which she rcfa-ed to do. , GAMDEItBONES.: The St. LoQis Prophet's m June Forecast PORTLAND 8AND0 OF I ENTERTAINS THOU FE8TIAL VI8ITOR8. Der KulHor of dla Fatherlund I'nd ItotiHovelt all dings command ve two mid Oott, you underatand .' Myself und Tet. It us.hI to bo yust Oott und me, - Hut Tt he comes in muLo It d. Und Gott don't count much latterly mm ma unu Tot. Yuat me und Tet mlt power divine , . v, nuriy ue rest or aora in line , In beane und var to give dor sign - I'nd aomedlmca Gott. Myself und Tet der same aa peas nor aatno mlt Gott, If you shall hleano Ir Mittne in war, 'dor nume In hoase Myself und Tet. Der eastern bonilHphere for me for Tet dor ouu acroaa dcr aaa for Gott der aky, va vlll agree myaeir und Tet. houllh to me a health to Tat I'nd one for Oott ulrelty yet Vun Holy Trinity, you bet Ve two und tiott. Ladies' hats. JnicaMcickle A Son. Mr. Charles White, of McMlunvillo, spent Sunday with his biotlinr. Khirirt White. The Cera Hestaurnut Is now open un der lief management and is ready to arrve the public with etfrrvtliiinr the market affords. Your patronage is k licit!. As an Indication of the growth of thi community note the fact llmt on the fir.t day of July the os office at St. Hel ens will be advanced to the third class. Do you know that if youtnke a circle of one and one half miles from the court lis. town they attempted to hitch him up ltb eloctrio wires. To hear Jesse tell the story the mau waa making a nuisance ' himself in the Rainier Grand Hotel nd when arrested and placed iu Al ee'" Ice chest, which ia now used as a calaboose, he Immediately proceeded to W'Kk theelectrio lighting system of that ""titutlon. He waa a huaky young fel low nd it took three good men to handle Dra. Cliff and Roaa decided that It wss a case of tremens, and, a he halls from Chehalla the authoritiea there will communicated with.; Whisky, you know, and the county paya the cos tt Begin right bow to peove ' to yonrself that you can start a savings account! P'ove to, other that you will. Then tch result. It wilt Prove most pleaa- nt. The Columbia County Bank pay bouse you will find a larger population .over. than auywhrre else in the same area in Col u ml 'is County. The Ladiea ol tbe (iilild will serve tea at the home of Mr. 1'ay on Tuc-day nf. leruoon, Ju.ie Utli; Mrs. Ilri'g" of Yai k loti lielinjlnnti'', Uood house rcow aud float for mlc verv cnenp. i'art cash. Inquira at thin Ofllce. ItsoiaraATJON Hooks Oi ks-Tbe books tfor Odumbia County are now opi'U for the registration of voiera. Books will remain opn until Si ptemher U and will he reopened September 21'. It is a good idea to come early an avoid the luib. flood Smith have opened tbe Gctr. Kelauraiit and w 11 conduct n C'st clae eating house. Orop in and give them a trial. The GelU Rettmirant serves everything the market stfoids, and you cannot do tettet than to patronize it hen you are hungty. For a I!kas IUni Mr. M. E. Miller was in Portland on business Monduv.aml while there priced a set of iustriiments for a baud. Severn I of our cliiens have exprcaned a desire (or such an organiza tion, and that it would be of great bene fit to the city there ia no doubt. With the completion of tho new wnler system the unsightly tank on the hill should be torn down and a neat bandstand take its place. The lot owned by the city could lie converted into a beautiful little park wbcroon warm eveniuus people could meet and enjoy free band concert and the heautiful swinery. Onn sure way to make St. Helena grow is 10 do all that is possible to make it a pleasant placo to reside. Mr. W, V. Wilken, Assistant (leneral Freight and Passenger Aiicnt of Hie A. & C. R. R., was a St. Helens visitor Inst Tuo duv. look ng aficr the Intere-ta of hl'Cnliluauy." TheA. &C. has shown a commendable desire tuneet the winl es ol the people a. nearly as possitiic, aim at preseni they i re givl g b. tier service than ever bef re. Thomas Gootlrieh, of Goodrich & Go.Kl.lch, I'o thind architecs, vi'ited our citv Tuesday last. He will plan the new building Mr. Charles Muckle Is to donate to the Episcopalians and prob ably will submit plan for the uew city ball. As it has practically been decided to build a city hall, work should begin as soon as possible. The Portland Rose Show has attracted many visitors from Columbia County during the. welt and all who attended were extended tbe freedom of the city pure air and pure water. Whatever el?e they ordered they paid for at the regular price. It cost no wore to look at the pa geant than to inspect the show windows in the big department stores, aud tbe ob ject is the rame to induce yon to buy. The show is a great one and well worth the money, but. why the boast oi hos pitality? I?on Sxnt-Three" choice lots in St. Helens. Choice bearing fruit trees and other small fruit, a new 9-rootn house, new woodshed, barn, 3 block from Co lumbia River. 1700. Half down, bal ance on time. A bargain. 4g.t( JohnRubkns. For 8ai.K A new gasoline launch, hsi horse power. Inquire at thia office. For Sale One Jersey cow and one thoroughbred Jersey bull. Inquire! J. E. Smith, Millen ranch. YanVtou. Or. For SAU-Eggs for hatching. 0 S. Brown Leghorn.; 8. C. Black Minorca.; 3 0. Barred Boca Market egg. at market prtce. Yard, opposite wireles. station. W. C. MORUSY, Houlton, Oregon, Box 97, r Da-ittii tar rvo KAT.lt A EOOU ournu- Realties a day In Juno, my deura, all other days aro nothing, for then, It la one's c-iitscr cars may bear the soft wind southing by forc-at ways, and per fect laya of brightly flowered meads mid Joyous aong are come ulung Juat like a airing of hernia. A poet una tlmo auked ua what la pi Y-.ul venture like Jt. uud died well knowing we bud not the wit required to atrlke It. Hn almply tried, before ho died, to give ua one no hid we'd work at It till tlnio fhull quit, and by tbe KOitr; ho did. Tho breath of summertime shall roiiso the foHtive calf to action, and what with uiireatralned carouae, he'll do for an attraction. He'll buck aud dunce around the manse in no ernat hIiow of grace, and wave bis tall with bravo niiBall lu Mr. Halley'a fuce. The heiivy droiiing bumble-bee shall klHH the hhiKlilug clover, and akloa aa blue as any sea ahali bond tho planet The graduato shall right the Mute from Muliio across to Yuma, and the groom in atreaa shall S. O. S. Ills dad for more mazuma. Of June It may be said, indeed, It In n Kreat Invention, And one we rath..' badly need To boinewhat eaee the tension. If we're tj llsll, to loaf and wish, Or hearken Nature's call, We'll do it soon or late In June, Or not do It at nil. The commit, having hung about until we were converted, shall gradually peter out nnd leave i s qulto deserted. V mii8t recall wo are not all the world It seta aright, rud bid It speed where there la nenMBe another fright. It U a sort of cop i 'ton a beat of treat (llmentslona, and n. tat by then be getting on to scatter i'3 attentions. They have Jo'in D.'a uud Morgan P.'s on ninny a ilL nt ball, at.d were it not for H: ' -y hot thee few would grab It all. A Guggenheim would capture Mars, a Rockefeller Venus, nud J organs on the other stars would ntferiv demean u. We'd even be, unhappily, quite naked where we alt if it were not that II alley aot around and saw to it. It will not all at once appear how far the cotneiit nerved us, or Just to what extent the fear prevailed while it ob served ua: but safe to say that for n day or thereabouts snmewherea the tnmta won't find It half so hard to tell our thiims from their. However, nnd bo aa It may, 1 The comet will outpace un, And Tlieodoius on a day Will happily embrace us. Tho hemlnphcre will tip, wo fenr, Iloneath his mighty track, Hut even to the liars will Hejoleo to hoc blm back. - , vu.uiuui futility Jum i " - , I. P cent on Time Certiacatea ol Pa-typewriter. A bargain. Columbia Oopyribie. by Omcsull Adrsitliloi Cn CS .St. Helens, June 9, 1910 Dear f riend i . ' ' Meal makes good bread , meal makes mush." Oatmeal makes good mush for break fast too. T You can get so many nice breakfast foods at the grocerks. 'Meal 35c a sack. Oatmeal; 35c a package. ' your friend - ; JACOB P. S. they sell so many breakfast foods wh.re we , buy that they are always -fresh. Mama senas me al ways to WELLINGTON Portland.. One, Juno 7 (8piel4l) i'ortlnnrl la boat this week for thoui mind of vlKltora from all parta of the country who are In attendance at the annual Hose FoHtlvul. Never before (lid Portland look ao hundaomo, th i extenalvc decorationa put up generally about the city being unuauully elabo rate. The attendance la greater than nt any former featlvul and tbe parades are outdoing anything prevloualy at tempted. liualneaa carea are Keuerally belnn reli-Kated diirlnu; the week. The people of the city are devotng their attention to entertulnlng out-of-town vlaitora. and are participating in the week'a festivities to the fullest extent. As usual, the parades and the competitive rose show are the big event, attract ing tbe moat attention. Many people of the Northwest visit Portland during the Rose Festival If at no other time during the year and to theso, the tre mendous growth of the city during the past .year la more Impreselve, even than the featival paa;nanta. The clty'a prouresa merely re Meet a the general proaperity of the whole Pacific North west, and ia Increaalng In population and wealth because the same is true of the tributary country, Uncertainty aurroundlng the future of the annual fair and livestock show on tho Country Club grounds near this city waa dispelled durliiK the week when stockholders decided to continue the organization. The uaunl exposition will be held this fall. The Portland Fair & Livestock Association has not yet become a money makev, and some doubted that the annual show and racing meet would be continued. A special meeting of stockholders was held to consider this question, aud It was decided to not ullow the project to lapse. Dig plans are being made for the coming show thia full, and It la the intention of those behind tbe affair to make It aa big an attraction for that season of the year aa the Rose Festi val la in the aprlng. It will certainly be a sreat benefit for tbe whole North west to have the livestock show con tinued annually. -Now through Northern Pacific ser vice between Portland and Chicago ha been established via the North Bank road, the new train having a running time of 72 hourH, the same as tho North Coast Limited. A read justment of the time schedules on the Northern Pacific line between Port land and Seattle, allowing for the Joint use of a part of the track by the Ore gon & Washington, the new Harrlman line will be made within a few days. The O. R. & N. Co. will run a farm ing demonstration train through south eastern Washington, starting from Col fax, June 20, and ending the trip at Pomeroy. on June 25. During the journey 22 Btopa of about two hours each will be made. Professors from tbe BtalT of tbe State College at Pull man will accompany the train and de liver lectures on Improved farming methods. Keaidenta of the sections of Washington to be visited are much In terested In the coming trip. An Oregon shingle mill in Tillamook county worked 33 daya on one mam moth cedar log, cutting from it 141,- . 000 shingles. This la almost unbeliev able to people not familiar with the Pacific Coast, where big trees and vast timber resources are accepted quite as a matter of course. Copy of Order to Show Cause. For Sams One bty, mare, aged six, weight I3U0 lbs, Guaranteed sound. Price $185 G. J. Jasper, Deer Island, Oregon. ' 10-24pd The Ladies' Aid Society of St. Helens will meet with Mrs. Flagg, Wednesday, June 15ih. . ; 1 Mrs. Serena Morton and daughter Emma, of Portland, mother and sister of S. C. Morton of this city, were the guests of the latterand his family over Sunday. Maiirikd At the St. Charles Hotel, Po tUnd, on June 4tb, Lulu Buhman to A. C. Goodenough. Both of Scappoose. Rev. Wm. L. Upshaw officiated., . , Launch ' For 8ai,h 36 foot boat, 8 foot beam, equipped with 12 horse 2 cylinder Fay & Bowen engine. Boat and engine in good condition and coat over2000. Well worth IC00. Goes at S00 if taken at once. Inquire at the Mist office. ( , , . Cream Separator Sai.k De Loyal, iu first class condition, cheap. Capacity 500 pounds. Inquire U. S. Pspain, St. Helens. ' Srrvicks at Houlton M. E. Church Sunday school 10 a m. Preaching every second and fourth Sunday at 11 a m. Prayer meeiing every Thursday evening at8p. m Ernest M. Smith,' pastor. CahtFor Sai.k Dump cart in first class condition, and one set single harn esss, both for f 30. A bargain ar any one living on a farm. Inquire at the Mist office. ' l6(- On Sunday, June 12th, the St. H lens ball nine will meet the undefeated Camas "Blues" and at that time there will be something doing. ,, , If you ilont buy Devoe Taints, you do nt get the best. A complete line at tierdes, Oasis Park. ' ' -: Cleaning and pressing of ladies and gentlemen's elothes done at the St. Helena Steam Laundry. ; Pcnd good or drop postal to Mr. L. Boyd . m27tf Srwing Machine for Sale Inquire at this office. . 5 ' Faints, oils, varnish, nails, shelf hard ware, screws and bjlts--aji kinds of builder's material at th store of Jas. Muckle & Son. . '' '; Three- light wagons for sale cheap. Inquire of John Havelick, Scappoose, Oregon, This is a good opportunity to purchase a serviceable rig at a low price. Otf John HavKUCK, Scappoose, Ore. Full blood yearling Jersey bull for sale by C. J. Larson, Warrens ' - . Cannkd Fruit Fob Sams Home canned. Ten cents per quart. - Wm. HKUZIB. Bachelor Flat. Iago said; "Put money in thy purse". We say put it in the Columbia County Bank, where it will earn 4 per cent on Time Certificates of Deposit. . MILLER M. . ATTORNEY-AT-LAW .... ' ' V,i '111 St. Helens, Oregon , t pR, EDWIN R088, " . Y . PHYSICIAN & SURGFON IT, HIUCN ' 1 , t ' oaieo. In the Cocnty Court of the ISlate of Ore c n. for Columbia County.. In the matter of the f state and Guardian eliip of Carl I', tiustafson, an Insane person . Matilda C. Johnson, the Guardian of the person and estate of Carl F. Guetnf- son, an Incane person, having on the 12th .lay of May, 1910, filed her petition herein, duly verified, praying, for an order of an'e of the northeast quarter ol Section Twenty (20). Township bi (6) north of Itanae Four West 'of the Williainetle Meridian in Columbia County. Oregon, the same conitituilnir all the estite of said Insane person, for the re.ism. and purpose t forth in snlil petiilnn. " It,ia therefore ordered by aaid County Court that said insane person, Carl F. Guaufson, and Matilda C. Johnson, Peter John Qu-tafion and Louise Gustnf son, the next kin of sad insane peigun, and all persons Interested in said es'ate appear before aaid County Court on Blurday, the 18th dry of June, 1010, at one o'clock p. m . oi sam lav, at the County Court room, at the court )iome in the city of St. Helens: Columbia County, Oregon, to show cause, if any there be, why an order should not be made granting to said guardian Dermis- sion and license to sell all the above de scribed real properly of said insane per son at private sale; and tbata copy of this order be publisl eJ for (our slices sive we. ks in the Oregon Mii-t, a week ly newfipaper regularly printed, puli lished and circulated in Columbia County, Oregon, and now speeified by thia court aa the pioper paper in which In make furdi pnblicntiun. - Ordered and done in open court nt St. Helens, Oregon, this 12th day of May, A. I). 1910. - Jambs Dart, , ' , ' ; County Judge. FOURTH ANNUAL 4 ! f . I - NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT In the Matter of Estate of John Murphy, de ' eeawd: Notlee l hereby given that the Adminlstru tor mini awMinl In the matter nf the Kntate of John Murphy, ilccenwd, wan Hle. lu tire 01- nea oi inc Loiinir ijiera. uoiumbta uouury. ur- ciron, Slay 2mIi, IiiIO, and Honorable Jamea trart, County Judau nf aaid county, has fixed Haiurday, June i, 1910. at 10 o'clock a. m., at tlia Court Houae. Cnlnmbia County, Oreanu.aaa Ihe time ami place lur hearing objection! to aaid 1 al account, If any, and the ac'lllement thereof. All peraons hocnnever are lirect,l to flic, written objuctinita to aid tlual aeenuut, If anv, or any pnrtlciibtr item thereof, un nr before frlday. liie Mb day nt Jun 10IU, at 10 o'clock a. nr. oi nam nay. ur.uiu.b i, rhtfai!. . AdinlnUirHtor, Addiea .HJa Lewi Building, Purlland, Orcffun. Flri-t publication May 27, 1!U0.. Liut publication June 21, lino. Notice to Creditors In Iho Cuunty (iurt of the suite of Oregon, for rnliimbia Cnuntv. Iu the matter of lire estate of Cleonre Ulott, neceaB.2.1. Notice ia hereby civen br the uudt-ral?iicd. ine aniniinfiraior or ine pmuic or tieorKe Hiott, occeaseo. to tnecred'tora or, aud all per aou huvliii: culms suiiiht stud estate, to nre- Ncut them witn tile pruer vouciicra within six monlhH from the date of thia notice to the said Klmiiiln. rotor, at the law office nf Uillard & IHy. at Ut. Helena. Columbia County. Ore-iron. the same being the piarc tor Iho trajiaacliou of ui bur uusintriw i.i mi,, vkuiie. Onted June Brd, 1910. VICTOR C. BI.OTT. Administrator of the estate of George Bloit. aecuuscoi IRQ5E SHOW! An Exhibit of Columbia County Rotes 3 Clatskanie, - - - Oregon t SATURDAY JUNE 18 Admission to Rose Show Free Grand Entertainment in the Evening Prominent Speakers. Grand Civic and Athletic Celebration. Ball Game. Launch Regatta. Athletic Sports. 25c 2 4 m Special Rates on A. & C. R. R. riittlltHtittl.JiJIVItnfaiVSitial I EXCURSION RATES TO THE 3 kFAST nTTT?T"m IQIft PR OAT M-4A.M-J JL. W MY-M.A. 1 M. AV Vs . At-VfaVIA E at.t. pmiVTS nivr o w & w'm.'j" Notice to Creditors Kotlce Is hereby iriven that the underslaned has bscu ai.pointed by tbe County Court of the blatc of Oregon administrator of the estate of C. W. Johnson, decease.!. All persons having claims against said estate are required tu pre rent them to me, properly verified as rrqnired by law, at my onice iu Bt. Heleus, Oregon, within six mouths from the date hereof. - H. E. MILLER. Administrator ol the estate ot C. W. Johuaon, deceased. ' . fU nf Urst publication Apll 13th, 1910. Notice of Sale. In the County Court; of the State oi Oregon, or coiumoia county. In the matter of the estate ol Theodore J. feckerson, deceased. Notice is hereby niven that br virtue of an order made aud entered by the above entitled court lu the above eutltbjd matter, 1 will on and alter the lsrh day of June. 19iu. oner lor sale and will sell at private sale, to the persons otieriug trie nigneM price, ror casn, auoitne riaht, title anil estate of the deceased, Theodore J. ht'kerson. of, lu and lo blocks sixly-lour and sixty live, of the City of bt. Helena, iu said oouuty aud state. - , J. IS. UUUtKLI, Administrator ot the estate of Theodore J. Eckeraon, decease. In the Ceunty Court of the State of Oregon for Columbia County. In the matter of the Estate ot Peter Farliu, deceased NOTICE 19 HEREBY GIVEN ' that John Rudeeu, administrator ot the above en titled estate has tiled bis final account In the matter of said estate in the office ot the Clerk of Columbia Comity, and that Monday, the 13th, day of June miu, at the nour ot ten o'cioce a. m. has been set by the Judce of said Court as the time for hearing and settling said final ac couut and any objections that may be filed thereto. Dated this Join Jay oj Mayiiiio. JoitN Rt'DEEN, Administrator nf the Estate of Peter Farlin deceased. - Notice of Final Account. Notice of Sal of Real Estate. In the Comity Court of the State of Ore gun, for Columbia County. ? In the matter of the Katate and Guard . ianship of Donald Keith Carr, a Minor. Notice i hereby eiven that in pur suance of and by virtue of a licence duly issued and made by the County Court of the Slate of Oregon, for Columbia County, on May I4th, 1910, in the matter of the eslat.i and Guardianship of Donald Keith Carr,' a minor, authorin g li ennsing and empowering the guardian thereof to avll i.ll the real property of (aid estate at private sale, the under aitined, ih guaidian of said ebtate, will sell al private sal., to the highest bidder. lor cam tn U . S. gum com, iu per cent to be paid on acceptance of bid and balance on confirmation of sale by this court; or 25 percent if the purchase priie in cah and balance secured by ninrtgflge upon trie property, from anil after Saturday, the 25th day of June, 1910, continuing said Bale until all of said real property haa been Sold, all the right, title, interest ana estate ot inees- . . a . i .1 t l -. 1 . . i - rate Ol me sum xunniu rvrn u vitu, n minor, in nnd to the following described real property to-wn an unuivmeu ,a interest in and to the following deserked real estate: The southeast quarter of the sonthwest quarter of section three (31 : lots three (3). four (4), five (5) and the east of the southeast quarter, and the northweat quarter of the southeast quarter, and the east half of the north west quarter, ana tne norineaat quarter of section ten ,(10) ; lot one (1), less a strip 80 roda long and 40 roda wide off the east side, sold to Elvina M. Bonser by deed recorded in Book X, page 114 of Records of Deeds of Columbia County, Oregon, la section 14; lots two (2)ihree (3), four (4) and the west half of the west half, leaa about 20 acres off the south side' heretofore sold to Fred A Jennings, in said section 14; lots one (1), lour 4 ana nve .oj in section m, all in township three 3 north, rane one fl ' west, 1 of the Willamette Meridian in Columbia County, Oregon, containing 857 acres: Alt bids to be directed to the under signed In care of Dlllard and Day, St. Helens. Oregon. - j , Dated at Bt. Helens, Oregon, May 19, 1010. , Mrs. E. B. Carr, Guardian of the person and estate ot Donald Keith Carr, a minor. i t " Date of first publication May 20th, TO Chicago Council Bluffs Omaha Kansas City St. Joseph St. Paul St. Paul via Council Bluffs Minneapolis direct ... Minneapolis, via Council Bluffs... ... Duluth, direct ; Duluth, via Council Bluffs St. Louis : RATES : .$72.60 .$60.00 ..63.90 ..60.00 .-63.90 :.66.90 :.67.60 ..67.50 3 4 -A -A 4 Tickets will be on sale May 2nd and 9th; June 2nd, 17th and 24th ; July 5th and 22nd ; August 3rd ; September 8th. Ten days provided for the going trip. Stop-overs within limits in either direction. Rnal return limit within three months from date of sale, but not later than October 31st One way through California $15.00 additional. 41 Inquire of any 0. R.& N.Agt for More Gompleie Information J WM McMURSAY. A . General Passenger Agent , PORTLAND, OREGON 3 41 Mist and flregonian $1:80 I : El m a sfl vsrv At m WALK-OVER Dainty Delights ftTaJ tfy We have never displayed a finer line of Wo SZlfm men's Oxfords ' than we are showing right Kjfyfl now in the WALK-OVER line. New patterns, ML f new models, and a large variety of leathers. rmm ugnt ana medium weignts maae irom we ..s tyfS softest skins and the most flexible side leather. SJ) We will weleome the opportunity of show- n ?V3 wear means". ..;. f $3.50.v.J4.00.H50. LOOK IN OUR WINDOW WHITE & ANDERSON 4 pfYTi o-o-o'cTrre Ym'B"Yo-gToToTnrW 8 5 8 5 5 8 o tt UfflO MAY 1010 Johnstones Syrup Sarsparilla Combined with Iodide of Potassium, Cascara . . Sagrada, Yellow Dock, is an ideal , .;. Blood Purifier and Tonic ; si.oo pe bottxe Deming's Drug Store st. Helens, or. U-JUABJUUJslJUUUUUsJlMaJLtmtJs Poait, County Abstract Co.