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OREGON MIST. ruaumiu ivm mi da v. SIDE-HEAD PARAGRAPHS, PuwTiL.-ThyMy lHnny t,,,nn back in Ksnsaa when pollilc.l fight thara. Leader imrwiiru th. ..i"?.V Uro' Woloui tihaf t i "Tl. ,.-'" in. "It It mistakes, a hurt I tue ago a vim Kfi"0.."?"" m,,w & Wag trnuliloH . u. ii .""'Boiie nor kiiM It PEItgONAL AND LOCAL. snare, referring m me new yelected ." wry to cai a doc lor governor, say., "Tbt rea,ii I, '' we. , Snoot bring more la becsuM ; shuddered at tl thouKl ? f a.rssrerar. by electricity, thr4hni ""li''6 bo'1 The , " machines by BlMin, and tit sum i.. I f"U.d one A L. M - I llliy. ctlana. ml. Will Us BLooDNoimii.... Judge Cornelius, ol liill.boro, bat tent an eroer w a neater lor two tl...,l J I I . Diooanuunoe. as ina annuui . 100, which It It proposed ,, fommg to that town regularly f, ........ I.... ui " . I long tlma I- r . " nun -nniv nnu aniriB FQfQ In 1 1 I - i Hwn, anu me a. """"I ne perpetrators of L, "'""' menioine ease that numerous nuiu ups ana robberies in "TIJ, " w" KrwJ tint they io. a nrp lookout was kent ..i inlnNMon now; but they art .rd ",. "nu. .'ou,f dy vary to find, though Mid to be .round to m,M,,3r "WWied Nr boil The good sited band. For a few year. h l ' cu""y 'or doctor, tbay have bseo om.whala,)arr..WhlL.h IT".? 'r.?' ? ?'""'". 'Wall.ih.t' 8t llakina nun aooounu (or bv ta a T ' a,K,Wr H i.i.v.ii It" .V"?' rien 1-jxvmiii, who wftrn mm iii ) ..n.buttha r.th.rkil "id Thai ".k3 ,,un Tha young lady .,w a way out of th. r "'"ii aiwHira who had bran mm 1 1. in n.. . . """won ing that thay have been going up the Columbia into tha wheat fleldaof Emi ro Oregon. Cold weather up there wili wean pJeuiy ol duck. here. KoT So Hmb. Chinamen who are dot' The airanger tumbled. He. mi led - pua aou replied: "Get a doctor a f'laiio tuner.' " v m mfl pimon.a leamiler, lived in Euron. wot bo hbbb. uninamen who are U.t .print A in.n .7... i " J lauilUe with th. Il.nn. ..i.. " . . . ip eania along and hom.7aL.in. that le TUXTZT'rfr..! "",n '" The iiU - i Boa anouvh In Llmalvl l!. a.i.i ' 7."2.D m V n -"k. to t V in .. l " . "-- ...t.u. iii o ncraruna lor Bl, Mr. MnKar but will attack tha warden..-. V.w uA -..u .i.. u. ...rlr"r Thai n.i.hl hat tr... In 7?hl... T" "T."""" w r. . :'7.' "r- "nNnairaa.-a the eame harne ..v. -- vr awing inoia. ui wib UUir lor a lighter barneae. 4 . "ween Mr.Btmon, who baa been i'UM. J mi ma away from Kugene since but April. re niniMwimwni in nun untea 10 turned to Eiijet.a and happened axr ap nw w iiowiy growing, but n-cogmse hla harneee on one o! Mr at yet It is far behind tha plan of ad- Blair's teams. Blair gave it ui to the '"""" n. uoao owner anu got ma UKht harneee hark araaa maaae niercnani liberal with irom rareons. Persona got hia 16 60 adverting; bad patronage make, him back from Bang., and when Mi-Par eonomical. Liberal advertiarrs are land paye Bangs tha $1.60 everlbing always known to be liberal dealers; "ill be right again, and MrFarland bene tba public patronise those who will be In the soup, (or tha tramp is MtvviiMw, i gone mean many months. All pari iee m era sauanea aaraon nan the harness al Mill TOUB Wini Kaowa. Per "lost long enough to pay (or it. tons wishing notioea or adeertiMments ia Tub Mist should bring ih.m in A Good ExmrLB Mr. John Wednesday aa tba paper goes to pre. Ryan, who lives on Five Mile, and who Thursday. Tub Mist has a largs olr- is road saprrviaor o( his district, did a Culation throughout tba county, and good day 'a work on Three Mile hill Ihe is aoeioeiieni medium through which oiner day, saya Tha Dalles Tlmea to reach country cu.lomer. Our sb- Mountaineer. He procured a sledge- aariptloo book Is open to tha inapemlon hammer, and broke large rocks inb c4 advertleers that they may sea what small pieces and filled in thf chuck the art weltiaf (or their monsr. I holes. This made the road eery oasea' , ble, and was a great improvement over T ElK.aiTioii.-Tb. Portland Un- ',B f?rm.,r . When atkrd by tearaal EipoaiUon opened last Satur n'Khbor, who was pas.ing the road, .i.kiitK . i.ir.ii.t.nA. Th. why he did not nee th. rock crusher, 1. , , . I a ball Inlere.l In which waa iinrrhaeed wiliivn wh nw w uin Til w cvm' u .i i i it. tit. I.UU in aU iia details at that t.me. but Wm "X probably by tbl. lima av.rylbing nli, running order. It Is given under the . ,, ' "': ' " Mtro.r.. f th. ...;. it. f.nnril. rock-cr ishar I know and it is not very 1. .k.lk t ...... eipensive, eiiber. It would be a good and chamber ol commerce, and the . ., ,. j . u geoU.rn.il eompoeiag tbce organise. P J ' ''" ?Z " ttona are Uborini ntf hard to make '"llow Mr. Byao a eiamp).. It a f uccoes. OtrtCBM Elbctbd Tueedsy night was regular election of officers In A von fodg.No.83, Knighte of Pythias, in St. Helens. Tha officers elected era : C. 0.. Dae. Davis; V. C, W. A. Har ris; P., James fiheldon; M. at A., Jae. Cut ; M. of W., D. J. 8wiiter : M. of E., E. E. Quick ; H. of F., C. H. Newell; Chaa. Uayia;i. u, K. r( R. and 8.. 8 0. W. Blakeeley;0 . 0 .Jaa. Muckle.ir; W. D. Coon.ll, troste. for thW,. B"M. , "t.'i.n an ordia . clergyman, whom the or.t II g First Lovb Doubtless there ia one woman in these United States who is thanklul she did not marry her first love, says the Boston Journal When .lis was a young girl she met, on a ri.it to friend i, a theological atu dent, in whom eventually she became engaged This ycuih showed hlmsell fickle and jilted the girl. Later on he again jilted another young woman, and although she forgave and subse aiien'ly married him, ho has never Bio Par. The professors la tha Or egoa Agricultural college, at Corral lie, reeaWe tba following salaries: Blocs, I,65v and 140 (or secretary; Letcher, Borchiold, Snell.Covell.Waah bum, Bbaw. Frem h, Craig, Hrner, Brietow, each, f 1.800; FuWon, 91.000; Coat., IliOO; Mrs. Callahan. 1900; Thompson, foremen, 1900; Emmett, cnecbanirsl. 000; E. B. Prichanl.car penur. 7W; Clark, printer, 11.200; reroot, photography, ew. OorMuioUr-A Medford lawyer -At loolad tha following war i There nr. two Jaryia boys, twin brothers, lie -In at Madloni. and tlieir resemblance, on t th. other, is decidedly similar, aa enurh an that Attorney Parker thourht an. waa th. other and put him sa amrk on hia elty nropertr. whereat Ska nlhae nrnlMted viaOrOU.IV. but Mr, Parker dclantd he had employed but on., whereas he had employed both of them and did'l know it In short Mr. Parker don't know just where ha ia al or what station he'll gat on at. A DiaoDBTBO Chim-ah- The Long Creak Eagle aays : "The China atc-re-keeper at Busanville ployed 'sucker a abort time ago, and now mouroe the loeaofllOO A etranger cama into hia store and bopthtellObill ol good-. And presented a 1100 oonfederata bill in payment therefor. Th Chinaman, without eiamining the bill, promptly gave tha stranger 90 in go d in re turn. Th. mistake waa not discovered until tha following morning, and than Mr. Chinaman waa not in a poeit on to do anything, tha man presenting th. worthless money being ngar, and tha Chinaman unable him. It la safe to say this China mer chant will be mor. particular In th. future about giving out chang. for apurioualooking 1100 b"U- KawsPAra Sybdioatb. Th. Mil ton Eail. ii responsible for the follow nj. and that is all that I. to aubstantiate Ua trulbfu ncMj "A powerful newspaper eyndvetahM been formed which proposes to nortbwsst the best paper It has .yer had. Th. surt I.m been made hy buy. ing tba Pasco News nf36'ide Spokane Review at 1110,000. Sheridan Bui .t W.000,.Ddofrar..ranowp. Ing (or tba Tacoma nd Union at pool prices o( 1190.000. says aVwohanW The Millon Eagle will U bought later, end thus th. ayndi wtTwil control th. lading papere Jromth. gre.t lake, to th TM. Among tha organiiersof he yndioele are Col f. J. Parker, E. V. Bmellfy, u7 . w W. Durham. nd w o Guild. F. O. Hull, o( the Eag e, will .lao take a hand aa soon aa he eonyin".. hi. (orem.n that iho proper ' j.- .ik. .iin mllara on a 7." 'tilt is kaiuwampus .nd '.u, on. of th? now o Campbell preea wv"w""!," .u .ir. -Rtucoe Joanal. . .ir.Ukl aarosa 00 U) HWiex rai enuniry girl could not regret 8he haa eince married and ber name is Mrs . Orover Cleveland Thb Power or Milk If a pan of milk ia placed near an open ve.wl con Uining turpentine, the smell of lur penline I. soon communicated to Ihe milk. The same result occurs as re gards tobacco, parxffln, amfcetida, camphor, and many other etrong aniel lina tuhatancea. Milk Should also be kept at a distance from every volatile substance, and milk wnn-n naa sioon in sick chambers honld never be drank. The power of milk todinguiee tha tasle of drugs as potaesiuin. iodine, opium, salicylate, etc is well kuown. - Btraok By Band-Car. Obboom Citt. Nov. 29. At 4 o'clock thie morning, C Uallogty, night fore man al the new electrio pow.r-houeo, was serioualy, perhaps faulty, injured by a eandear, with a load weighing fully a ton, falling upon him. The breaking of an iron pin in the hoiet inn; gear caused the car to fall back, and Oallogly freely admits lhat be waa where he ought not to have bee J when the descending car caught him. No bones were broken, but there was con cussinn of the spine and serious in ternal injury. The Injured man has a wife and three children. Mr. Oallogly ia well known In this section of Columbia county, having been engaged iu the butchering bus iness In this city several yeara ago. Ed. , Party ratification. W.avsr, of Iowa, flopped out of the re publican party when It would not continue blm In office eny longer, Into tbe green-Ku-k nartv. Then, when lbs greenbacks could not glee him offlce, he flopped over title the people's party , ana we. m.ir r-n- dldetc for president. He eanvaa Ore gon while running for president on that tini. Whan that oraaniiauoa m fluted out he had senna enough to leave It. while some other, did not, and he Joined the dsmocrats. Tns republican. ra.u . taks him back. Tba dsmocrata nominated blm for oongr.s In Id. district In lows. The popultots thereupon dropped him and be was ooroplsiely snowsd under by the re publican candidate, November 6. There Is k..r HE M r k of nr.crhoneMy -and ..ability of ah. -rr Trsmhol". "'nton. Hohurs. We.ver. and PeSnoye" to sav nothing about P.ercs and th.n.m.M.r fry feOmVouldedmonUh man who have been honored and tru.iea rf ?helr rrty to un their innuence fnr Slimn tSalr own party and not jump mtoeom. other oraanliation. which I. rr han. no better than their own, on slight protton..ortry to organise ' P liSontof thesm. kind of J'f'Sl;.0; which their own party I. oompo- There l room only lor two permanent parties In Ol wiuw now um Znr nd iit'd Portland ) friUeajTa Mri. John ClonlniAi- ltUai ... ni aaaa I J aaeaaf aewu SSS lJ .i.?1.I;.,0iin e,t-of Weetport, was in aaaej viv JUUUUety. ' iuNT cArilniM (la, choice aelec- vn air isuimans. .3f'a Cooper is quit, low with ly- Attorneys Allan mn, ii:n ..j ., . VIIIAIU 1 111 WU uruanu last Balurday. Walter Cut anil W.li.. DI.I...I -.1 i. j . . ..n.vci umwin Miss Joeie OrnvM runt Hi.mh.w I .. P..rl!....l -f..t. . . ' w.v.aiiu, viaiiing relatives. The Trans-Mi..iainiil c. . uiua, mo., last week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bweear.of Sean. rwv, wars IU IOW II MSI Sunday, Geo. Lemont has illat fini.had tha arevvion an addition to hie barn V w ... .... ai. lotier, oi KMlarna. waa eeen on our streets last Monday morning XiCWie Kllhn.a stildantnf Pnetl.nJ University, .pent last Sunday in St. Mrs. A. B. Little, of Hnulton. waa a passenger doorn on the Dizuu Uml Buuoay. Miss Anna Merrill haa been m fined to ber room (or several days from in oeauii. Dr. Edwin Rosa, of St. Vincent hna pital, Portland, epetit last Sunday iu tins puce. The sawmill at this nlace shut down Wednesday avenimr. and tha next da.v it snowed. Jared Wilson, of Beaver Valla v. waa doing buninrse at the county seat last Wednesday. The teachers' Institute for the first udicial district waa held at Crania rasa last week. A great many cases of whooping cougu la reported in tba Tide creek neighborhood. We are sorry to hesr that Misa Kitty Moor is suffennc with typhoid (ever at ner noma in Salem. R. C. Campbell, of Rainier, put in n appearance at the county seat on Wednesday of this week. Mies Dell Butler left Wednesday of last week lor Uregou City, where abe will reside during the winter. The partiee who borrowed the putty nile from A. H. Blakesley'e old house will please return it without deluj. Miss Frankie Way came down from Purl Und last Friday lo spend a few aye with her parents, returning on Monday. The .learners Potter and Telephone are doing eume pretty fast running jual now. Competition is the life of anything. Quite a number of St Helen', young people attended the dance at Colum bia City last Saturday evening, and re lort having had a most enjoyable time. W. H. Dolmao was in Portland this week, having been drawn a. one of the United Slate federal jurors. He waa excused, how.vc, and returned home Wednesday. Two football players died at South- bridge, Mass., November 30, from in juries received during a gam. Ihe day be lore, and three mor. ar. not ex pected to live. Qeorge Perry, of Houlton, haa juat completed a new rer-idence on hia pl.ice. The building ia 18x30 feet and one ami one-half atones high. He .specie to move into hia new quarter, eoua. R, 8 Hatlon, principal of th. public school ol thie place, went to CUta kanie Wednesday evening of last week to attend Thanksgiving with hia family at that place, returning Monday. Menrs. Orchard A 8witser yesterday completed the sy.leiq of gravity water works at Woodtmrn which they have been working on (or the last three mouthe. Tba work was accepted by the city. John Eder, representing the Co-pen Shoe Company Of Oregon City, waa in town laat Friday in the interest of that company. It ia the only manu facturing establishment of that kind in Oregon. H. W. 8cott. of the Oregonian, and . Sorenaoo. of tbe Evening Telegram, Poriland.have been arrvated and bound over in tha sum of 1200 to await tbe action of the grand jury, on a charge of criminal libeL Deputy Clerk Harris, Chas. Davis. and Deputy Sheriff Blakealey were aeeangera on theLurline Saturday af ternoon for Portland, to attend tbe opening of the exposition which oc curred on that -Jay. Two marriages bay. recently oc curred at Yankton, thia county. That of Chas. Crouse to Mrs. Vining and Skeff Kelso to Miss Lixsi. Howard, daughter of Herb Howard, the pro prietor of ibe sawmill at that place. Quite a number of teams are busy hauling wood into town, which ia used by steamer, plying un th. river be tween Astoria and Portland. This is the first year there haa been any amount ol wood, to speak o(, sold to steamers al this point. It requires only one or two visits to Portland to convince the purchaser that our county stores can and do sell cheaper than Portland retail houses. Mr. Dolman, when in Portland this week, examined Ihe quation fully, and finds thai we "sell" there at a low price and always pay them a liberal profit. Last Thanksgiving was quite a day for sport throughout tha slat, in the line of football. The 8eattles succeeded in shutting out the Portlands by a score of 8 to 0. The University tram, o( Portland, who went'to Corvallis to contest with the 0. A. O. boys, were in better luck, and succeeded in defeat ing their opponents by a aoore of 22 to 0. Tha contest at Eugene between the Forest Drove and Eugene college teams resulted in a tie, neither side scoring a point. Great interest is taken In the game of football throughout the wboln United States, it being confined principally to colleges. If you have something to Mil let the imopia auow it by advertising ia tub Mist. . .- . , Thb Mist is the only newspaper pub- iiMieu io uoiuiiibla county. A persual of its columns will convince cue of lhat fact. ' Tbe first snow of the season fell hero yesterday morning, intermixed with rain. There waa enough of "the beau tiful" to covet the ground. "A thing of beauty ia a lov forever." This weather is not beautiful, conse quently there is no joy. However, K. Z. Joy was in town Monday. F, D. Hentici, of Montavilla, waa in town several days this week. He haa been enguged io enclosing tt. family lot in Oarniauy Hill cemetery with a neat fence, built moaily of native ma terial, in the line of basaltic. CtiATHKANitt. Watson Elliott, of Mar.blsnd, was on our street List week. Mis. Hallie Conre-s took a brief trip to Oregon Chy but week. 0. H. Wheeler spent a few days in town tbe forepart of last week. B. 8. Bryant came In on the steamer last week from a visit to Portland. R. A. Olxgy, Fred Lonnfrlt, and other. were pawengers up tbe river Monday. Profesaor Hawee took a few days off last week to lie with friends in Portland on Thanksgiving drty. Mr. and Mr., ws rowed a boat from WstKrt to be present at toe entertain ment Thursday evening. Tbe acbool board met the other day to adj. i.t some biulue.., after tbe Completion of three month, of school. Mm. Stewart, of Portland, apsnt a few days in Beaver valley looking after tbe new baby and its mother at Bams'. The iioet Longfellow constituted a atudy for the literary circle at a recent meeting. and thoae present seemed to be quite inter-eated. R. ii. Hat ton was down from St. Helens two or three days hut week lojklng after a sick child and the iutereale of bis family generally. Rev. Wbtt. preached at Beaver on Thanksgiving day and talked op tbe wante of tbe Portland hi..pi al. tome supplies were furnuhed for use of the hospital. O. Mellis has been over from NebsJem tbe past week or more doing brick work, in the way of building chimneys for W. K. Ticbeuor's new house and at other places. We noticed A. K. and John Myera with a small party go out bunting but Friday, equipped for camping out, but have not beard of any yenUou or bear meet In oar market iloce. II. j. Barnes .topped work on tbe shingle mill laat Week to attend to matters at home. Tlie one imiHirtant matter that clii-fly de manded bin attention ai the new girl that came to liven np the houaehold. The little lady it being properly eared fur. Our latest photographer. Mr. Hobbs, is st work this wsek eliaotdng hi. cloth tent into a wooden barrack for a winter ml lence by buildiae; a frame work around and rooting with boards. Th- tent is quite large ami tbe arrangement will add to ita com fort very materially. Mi.. Mildred Boyle passed through our city on Tuesday lo be present al the wed ding in Manhland, where .he officiated aa bridesmaid with her usual tact and cheer fulness. Miss Boyle can adapt beneli to circumstance, and is bandy at either a wedding or a funeral. Another of our vnterprising citisens bss secured a life i-oropaniun, intending; here after io have the counsel and aahiatanc of a good a if e hi his enterprises, lbs event of laat week at Mar? bland was not alto gether unexpected, inasmuch as au unusual amount of work has recently been done iu and abont the Warren building, and a por- Uon of the building furnished in a way that not customary for bachelor quarter.. Beaides, the frequent visits of the proprie tor to Maaslil.ml, .uggested that there was Sums sttraction there. So on Wednes day of last week, in presence of the family and a few Invited friends. Rev. O. S. White performei a ceremony that made Henry L. Warren and Miss Ines Graham roan and wile. The happv couple are spendine their honeymoon in our city receiving the con gratulation of their mny friends, who unite In hearty abbes for their baopines. end prosperity. One pleasant exercise in our city last wsek was the entertainment given by the city hand on Thursday eve- nine In Cnnyers' l-all. A large and quite appreciative audience gathered for the oc casion. The evening was spent in listening to selection, by the band, entire, with some quartettes end duets upon the brass Instru ment., inters twraed by readings, recita tion, and vocal music, and a couple of sel ections by the orchestra violin, cornet and piano. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Merrill Had kindly loaned their piano for the evening, and added very greatly to tbe entertain ment thereby. A piano trio by Miss Jennie Myers," Messrs. John Bryant and Orvllle Merrill evoked much praise, while R. C. Frits, in his Impersonation and in bb part in the c(.)ell brought down tbe house. Tbe recitations of tbe Misses Bryant, Myers snd Blackford were all good, and In fact the whale entertainment was a very enjoy- able one. At Ita conclusion a part of the audience ramained for a social dance of a couple of hours. BfAYGBR ITEMS. Mi. Waah Taylor was In Portland this wsek on a visit to his daughter, Mrs. Baker. There was a dano given in the new May. eer ball last Saturday abht. It waa an en- joyable affair. Our road bo, is getting hia men In lias AwAiutti rtighMt Honors World' Fall mm CiTEAT.2 MOST PERFECT MADE A pure Crspe Cream of Tartar Powder. Fret from Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant 40 YEARS THB STANDARD. to do road work .again, and we bop all will tura out and help lay tbs plank that Johnson Bros, bars so freely donated. ThsnkagMag passed off very pleasantly with ys scrilie, as Wm. Blackford's folks gave an excellent dinner. There were fourteen euasts nresent and we all bad a very pleasant time. There was prsscblng here lest Sunday, and tb congregation was composed of but two person.. Howsver, those present re port a od sermon. It i. to he bod the attendance will be larer In the future. rBRIS POINTER. B. F. Pops is unable to work on account of rheumatism. T. Holsteln has got bis logs all down to Muekle Bros.' dam. Master Fred HendrL-ks is going to board at Brian's at Yankton this winter and go to school. Bherman Vosbnrg was In Portland laat week on account pf Ibe ssrious illness of his aunt. Bo n To the wife of Charles Wickstrom . 4 Bachelor Flat. Nov. IS. a son. Mrs. Wickstrom being the daughter nf Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Moyer of this place, they are to be Cong-atuiated ou tbe birth of their first grandson. Mis. Cnra Tarbell and her brother., Our and Ray, of Ya..kton, paid Moyer'e famll a visit last Tuesday We think they muat be rustler, from away back. a. they eame on foot through the mod and 1-ilvad about B oVlock. Blaster Onv Tar bell ami Perlie and Eber Brown of Yank ton, and Willie Moyer went over io sue 1,'laukanie bunting and fishing. They say il. had In a of fun. but a theV failed to tiring anything buck but some wet clothes empty stomachs and bad rolda. we have our own inra. snout ineir iuii. Baby was atek, we gave bar 0.! wis. aba waa a Child, aba ertod I or Casterla. ah became Haa, abe daag to Caatorla. aba had Childraa, ate gave them Carter, For 8ale ENGLISH SHROPSHIRE BAMS. Address W. W. WEST, 8CAPP00aE, - - OREOOW Ezacwtslx Natica. In the County Court of the State of Oregon, lor lo.uniDia county. In the matter of the estate of Thomas Hndrk ins . deceased. "aTOTICK is hereby given tbat the under- XI signea executrix oi me last will and testament of the said Thomas Hodgkina. deceased, ha Hied ber final account aa such executrix in the above entitled court, and the judge of said court has made an order directing notice thereof to be given in tbe same manner as the notice ot an appoint ment of an executor or administrator, and has by said order anointed the 8th day of January, A. ". It&i. fnr the hearing uf ob jections to said final account and settle ment thereof. Ii30d28 Dated November M. Ml. Hl'LDAH'A. HODGKINa. Executrix of the last will and testament of said Thomas Hndgkiita, deceased. sjallca af Final aeUleaaeait. N0TICK l hereby given alhat I bay filed my fluid reimrt and final account o my admi'dstraiion upon the estate of s. r . Bnatiui-aT, ueeeasea, wnn me county cb-rk of Columbhi county. Oregon, and that the honorable judge of the county court of said county and suite naa appointed Mon day, the fch day of Jannary . 1895. at II o'clock A. M., and the courtroom of said court in nt. Helens, Oregon, as the Um and place for tbe hearing thereof : at which time and place any person interested there in may appear ann contest ine same. . H. C. LAMBKK80K, O30d28 Administrator. SHERIFF'S SALE. Ia the circuit eonrt of tha Mate of Oregon, for ineontiniToi UMnmns, - 8. 8. Markham, plaintiff, v. 8. J. Brown, C. X. Drown, Kacnei a Diory, naonei v. rreiiy nan, and Henry W. Prettrman. defendanta. TY VIRTUE Of AM EXfcCUTlON. JUDO- i) msat, order and decree, duly issued out of ana under ine seal oi we atwre entitled conn, in the above entitled cause, to aiedul directed, dalad tha Sth dav of November. ISM. anon a judgment and decree rendered and entered ia ssid curt so the 2Mb day of October, IKSi, In lavor oi o. o. asnatn, a. ptainuir. ana against 8. J. Brown, C. B. Brown. Rachel X. Story, Rachel D. Prettyman and Henry W. Prettymaa, as defendants, for th suni ol twelve huudrad and ninetv (11290) dollars, with interest thereon at tbe rate of tea per cent per annum from tb 29th day of Oetober, USi, and the further sum af ninety-nine and ninety Ave ona hundredth. (ISt.M) dollar, cost; also the costs on this writ, commanding me to make sal of the following described real property, to-wit: The southwest one-quarter of section 26, town ship S north, ranee west of the Willamette meridlsn, situated ia Columbia county, .tat of Oregon. Now. therefore, by virtue of aald execution, Judgment, order, and decree and in compliance with the commands of said jrrit, I duly levied upon the above-described real property on the 12th day of November, 1SS4, and will, on Satur day, the ISth day of December, ISM, at the hour of 11 o'el Kk in the foraaoon, al the front door of the county courthouse. In 8t. Helens, Mid county and Mate, sell, subject to redemp tion, according to law, to the highest bidder, for eaah, all the right, title and interest which the above-named defendant, er either of them had oa the 12th day of July, 1S, or .ine bad In and to the above-described real property, to satisfy said execution, judgment order, and decree, interests and costs and all accruing costs. November lh, lsM. c. P. DO AS, Bltdlt Sheriff oi Columbia County, Oregon. PROFESSIONAL. rpHOMAB C WATTS, ' NOTARY PUBLIC. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS TAKEN, CONVEYANCING AND GENERAL NOTARIAL WORK DONE- REUBEN. OREGON jjb. a. p. McLaren, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Rainier, Oregon. J-JR. B. B. CUFF. PHYSICIAN AND 9URGE0N. St. Helena, Oregon. )R. J. B. HALL, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Clatskanie, Columbia county , Or. jyt. J. M. r. CHALMERS. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. St. Helene, Oregon, K. MESERVE, Suroyor and Ciril Engineer DXLKNA, OREGON. County Surveyor. Land Surveying, Town Platting and engineering work promptly assented. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT There has just been received a large assortment of pure snd fresh drug, patent medicines, etc . Also numerous other articles which ars found In all first-class drug store. Remember that the place to buy your drug, ia at a drug elore. SAINT HELENS DRUG STORE - - - TOILET ARTICLES - - This house also earriee a very large assortment of fancy notions, consisting of toilet article, such as perfumery, soaps, tooth-brushes, tooth-powder., snd In fact all articles included in that line. Also writing paper and school supplies; PRESCRITIONS COMPOUNDED DAY OR NIGHT A competent pharmacist la always on hand ready to Compound prescriptions OA short order. Mr. Ross is ever watchful of the public's demands, and yon wilt always find what you want at bis establishment. DR. EDWIN ROSS, Prop. MAIN STREET 8T. HELENS, OREGON ST. CHARLES HOTEL THIB LEADING FAMILY HOT1L HAS BCBN O0M PLBTELV RENOVATED. If yousrant to meet a friend yon will surely find him at this hotel. Corner Front and Morrison Sts. Portland, Oregon C. W. KNOWLES. THE B-A-iNTQUETP Main Straat. St. Selena. Oregon. FINE WINES, LIQUORS, AND CIGARS Che SX.tebrertek "Xkt.tnnarbt r" gtswt au 9 r ana hi. A Good Billiard and Pool Table is provided for the use of Patrons, and partiee wbo wise, lo spend a pieaaant hour should remember "THB BANQUET." Onla tha flsnrsat ana .at f f inner a?pt an Sana. Card Tables are at the disposal of patron, who wish to indulge in a social game of cards and we can assure them that they will be well treated at "THB BAN QCET." W. A.. MEEKER, Proprietor LEADING - RESORT - IN - THE - CITY MUGKIjB BROS MAKOFACTUEEBa OF AHD DEALERS Of Rough and Dressed Lumber :FIR AND CEDAR: Of Every Style, Grade and Variety AT THE OLD STAND, St. HELENS. OREGON Clatskanie Drugstore tha Plaee ta Secure Veur Freeh etadMe PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED AT ALL HOURS Patent Medicines, Prescription Drag., Toilet Articles, Faaey KoUon, eta DR. J. B. HALL. Prsartatae - . The tables are always supplied with the Beet Ediblea and Delica- ' . : e:a the market affords. ' TERMS REASONABLE FOR REGULAR BOARDERS Having been newly refurnished ws are prepared to give satisfac tion to all our patrons, and solicit a shiire of your patronage. .. J. GEORGE, Proprietor, St Helens. Oregon isAPisizj-rr bros THE LEADING MERCHANTS OF - "Vernonia and Cornelius. ' Oem. WRITE TO CORNELIUS FOR STAGE DATES. FISHERMEN AND CAMPERS SUPPLIED St. Helens MEAT - HARKET All Kinds of fresh and sailed meata, sanMge, and flab. An express wsgon runs daily to all parte of the city. MaaU by Wholesale Sweetland & he1dnn. at Special Rates. aula at.. St. Heiaas, Onaao . . J. H. DECKER ... TONSORIALi A. 11 TP I S HP , The old and reliable barber has his rasors juat aa sharp as can be found, and will shave you com- fortably and quickly for only fifteen cent. GIVE HIM A CALL AT THE OLD STAND ON STRAND 8T THE ; OEUSITilZav EOTBIi: The Ublo will be supplied with the best the market affords. Board by tha Day, Week, or Month at Reasonahls r:t:s Evorytbing Clean. A Share of Your Patronage is Solicited. A. H. BLAKESLEY, Prop. ST. HELENS, 0 aiw a