ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY. APRIL 16, 1915.
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ACTION OX PETITION TO ABOL
ISH OFFICE OF KOAD MASTER
1DSTPOXED TILL LATER.
Matter of Opening HlRhway Surrey
on West Side of lUilroad From
Scappooee Continued.
Wednesday, April 7, 1915. 8th
Judicial Day.
On this day the report of the Board
of County Road Viewers on the O. J.
Thomas road was read in open Court
the first time.
On this day comes on for hearing
the petition cf A. J. West for dam
ages in the sum of $75, on account
of the proposed opening of road sur
vey No. P-56, otherwise known as
the old E. J. Lindberg road, and the
Court being advised in the matter, it
is ordered by the Court that Bald pe
tition bo, and the same is hereby de
nied. On this day there is presented to
the Court a duly executed deed of
conveyance from tho Methodist Epis
copal church of Warren, forever ded
icating to the county a certain par
cel of land 60 feet wide and 150 feet
long, for the purpose of btraightening
the St. Heleno-Portland county road,
conditioned on the vacation of the
road from a like parcel of land ad
Joining the premises oenveyed and
the moving of the church and par
sonage thereon, by the county.
And the Court beiug advised in the
matter, it is ordered by the Court
that the said deed and the conditions
therein contained be, and they are
hereby approved, and that the Clerk
file the same for record.
On this 7th day of April, 1915, F.
A. Berdahl presents to the Court his
claim for indemnity in the sum of
$25.00 for one grade jersey cow over
two years old, slaughtered under the
provisions- of Chapter 14, General
Laws of 1913, and it appearing to
the Court that thirty days have not
elapsed from the date of such slaugh
ter and the date of the filing of such
claim, and the Court being advised in
the matter, it is ordered by the Court
that a public hearing of said claim be
held on Wednesday, the 5th day of
May, 1915, at the County Court
room, for the purpose of determining
whether said F. A. Berdahl has com
plied with all laws in regard thereto
and whether he Is entitled to receive
said Indemnity.
On this day It Is ordered by the
Court that that certaiu order of the
Court heretofore made, whereby
county aid in the sum of $6.00 per
month was allowed to L. R. Shanley,
be and the same is hereby rescinded.
On this day it Is ordered by the
Court that county warrant No. 9744,
4th Series "A," in the sum of $6.00,
heretofore issued in favor of L. R.
Shanley, be and the same is hereby
cancelled.
On this day the Clerk presents to
the Court his statement of scalp
bounties paid during the month of
March, 1915, showing the number
and amount of warrants drawn, the
names of the persons to whom Issued,
and the date and number of each
warrant, being as follows:
March 5, No. 9751, to NIck Lammi,
for $2.00; March 8, No. 9889, to Jay
DuMar, for $10.00; March 10, No.
9890. to George Adams, for $6.00;
March 12, No. 9891, to Fred Floeter,
for $12.00; March 20, No. 9893, to
W. R. Holmes, for $1.50; March 26,
No. 9S94. to William Pringle, for
$28.00; March 31, No. 9907, to E. R.
Webster, for $4.00.
And the Court being advised in the
matter. It Is ordered by the Court
that said report be, and the same is
hereby approved.
On this day it appearing to the
Court that no bids have been sub
mitted for the improvement of the
Frank L. Smith road, according to
the plans and specifications as here
tofore advertised, and N. K. Smith
now proposing to perform said Im
provement according to Bald plans
and specifications, to a width of ten
feet instead of twelve feet, for the
sum of $1500.00, and the Court being
advised In the matter, it is ordered
by the Court that said proposal be,
and the same is hereby accepted, and
that a contract be entered into with
said N. K. Smith for the faithful per
formance of the same.
On this 7th day of April, 1915, it
Is ordered by the Court that the
Clerk be, and he is hereby authorized
and instructed to issue a general
fund warrant in the sum of $20.00,
)n favor of Helen C. Mattson of Ing
lls, Ore., and a like warrant on the
first day of each month hereafter,
until the further order of the Court.
On this day the County Roadmas
ter presents to the court his plans
and specifications for certain road
improvements In Road District No.
5, designated as the Hazel Grove
road, and in Road District No. 7,
designated as Division 4, Special, and
the Court being advised In the mat
ter, it is ordered by the Court that
said plans and specifications be, and
me name are hereby approved, and
that calls for bids for performing
such work be published In two suc
cessive issues of the St. Helens Mist
and the Clatskanie Chief, and that
such bids be opened at 10 o'clock A
M. on the 24th day of April, 1915.
On this 7th day of April, 1915,
comes on for hearing the claim of G
L. Tarbell of Yankton, Oregon, for
Indemnity in the sum of $100.00, for
one grade short horn cow over two
years old, and two registered short
horn cows over two years old, slaugh
tered by the State Live Stock Sani
tary board, under chapter 14, Gen
eral Laws of 1913, and It appearing
to the Court from the certificates and
affidavits on file relating thereto, that
said animals were slaughtered on the
17th day of February, 1916, at Ken
ton Union Stock Yards, Portland,
Oregon, and, that said claimant has
compiled with all the provisions of
ald chapter 14, General Laws of
1913, It Is therefore ordered by the
Court, that said claim be, and the
same Is hereby allowed.
It Is further ordered by the Court
that the Clerk be, and he is hereby
authorized and instructed to issue a
general fund warrant in the sum of
160.00, In favor of said G. L. Tarbell,
being one-halt of said sum to allowed
as indemnity.
It is further ordered by the Court
that the Clerk prepare and transmit
to the Secretary of State, a certified
copy of this order.
On this day it appearing to the
Court that an error was made in the
consideration of certain bids for road
work In Road District No. 7, Special,
as submitted 10 the Court on the 20th
day of March, 1915, it is ordered by
the Court that such bid be and the
same are hereby reconsidered, and
the order awarding such contracts be,
and the same is hereby set aside in
so far as the same affects the accept
ance of the bid of Garfield Smith for
Specification E. E., Division 3, for
the sum of $1.14 per rod. It is fur
ther ordered by the Court that the
bid of R. L. Spencer for Specification
E. E., Division 3, for the sum of
$1.00 per rod, be, and the same is
hereby accepted, and that a contract
be entered into with said R. L. Spen
cer for the faithful performance of
the same.
It is further ordered by the Court
that the bid of Clarence Reed on
Specification 3, Division 2, for the
sum of $675.00, he. and the same Is
hereby reconsidered, and the Court
being fully advised In the matter. It
Is ordered by" the Court that said bid
be, and the same Is hereby accepted,
and that a contract be entered Into
with said Clarence Reed for the faith
ful performance of same.
Thursday, April 8, 1915, 9th Judi
cial Day.
On this 8th day of April, 1915, it
Is ordered by the Court that the
Tresurer be, and he is hereby author
ized and instructed to transfer the
sum of $96.00 from the General Road
Fund to (old) Road District No. 5.
Special, pending collection of 1912
special taxes.
On this day the petition of II. West
and others for the improvement of
the road known as the Columbia
Highway Survey, over that portion
thereof leading from Scappoose to
Clonlnger's Crossing, as heretofore
filed herein, coming on for consider
ation, and the Court after due con
sideration thereof, as well as of the
supplementary petition afterwards
filed and the written remonstrance
against such improvement, also on
file herein, and listening to the argu
ment of various interested parties
both in favor of and against said pro
posed improvement, and the Court
not being fully advised In the matter.
It Is ordered by the Court that said
petition he, and the same Is hereby
continued.
Ou this day there is presented to
the Court a written petition praying
'or the abolishment of the ollice of
County Roadmaster and removal of
the present Incumbent, and asking
that the duties now being performed
by such officer be performed by the
County Surveyor; and the Court not
being fully advised in the matter, re
serves its decision for further con
sideration. On tills day claims against the
county as heretofore filed with the
Clerk, were examined by the Court
and allowed in the various sums as
carried out by the Court on the face
oi said claims, being as follows:
(,'eneral Fund.
J. D. McKay, supervisor R. D.'No.
1, $49.00; J. W. Akin, Sup. No. 2,
$9S.00; B. J. Keelan, Sup. No. 3,
$78.75; J. E. Johnson, No. 4, $40.45;
J. E. Van, No. 6, $54.25; J. W. Fos
ter, No. 6, $4 8.12; E. A. Gessell, No.
7, $29.75; Merle Wilson, surveying,
2.50; H. .T. Bennett, same, $2.50;
Earl Bennett, same, $2.50; S. A.
Turner, same, $5.00; Leo G. TUub,
same, $2S.ll; U. S. Mellinger, Road
Viewer, $31.20; J. W. Rice, same,
$13.80; Kllham Sta. & Ptg. Co., Sup
plies to roads, $3.55; L. J. Van Ors
hoven. Surveyor, $76.86; O. J. Thom
as, serveylng, $5.00; Thomas Stanley,
same, $5.00; Edwin Meier, same,
$11.40; F. J. Freeman, same, $20.25;
L. A. Puzey, same, $12.00; St. Helens
Mist, pub. call for bids, $12.60; N.
N. Ulumendaadt, Reg. Voters, $1.10;
St. Helens Telephone Co., telephones,
$24.88; Gertrude Phillips, work for
Sherirr, $44.38; St. Helens Mist, sup
plies to Sheriff, $3.00; Chas. Brown,
Sheriff's expense, $36.20; V. Wosika,
Dep. Sheriff, $1.60; H. T. Bennett,
Dep. Sheriff, $3.00; Glass & Prud
homme Co., supplies to Sheriff,
$0.41; E. C. Stanwood, Sheriff's ex
pense, $22.25; James Jesse, Dep.
Sheriff, $2.00; Fred Barnes, Dep.
Sheriff,' $33.70; Kilham Sta. & Ptg.
Co., supplies to Sheriff, $2.32; Clats
kanie Chief, same, $1.75; Bessie Hat
tan, work for Clerk, $42.50; Gladys
Ashby, same, $7.50; St. Helens Mist,
supplies to Clerk, $6.00; Glass &
Prudhomme Co., name, $19.00; A. F.
Barnctt, postage, $20.00; Jas. Hunt,
work for Treasurer, $67.60; Laura
Barber, asme, $62.50; Virgil Hattan.
same, $67.60; Clatskanie Chief, pub.
call for warrants, $0.50; St. Helens
Mist, suplles to Treasurer, $14.25;
R. S. Hattan, postage, $25.00; H. C.
Wood, work for Assessor, $74.25;
St. Helens Mist, supplies to Assessor,
$138.25; Rainier Review, same,
$76.00; O. W. Blakesley, Assessor's
expense, $16.95; C. W. Blakesley,
postage, $10.00; H. C. Wood, Assess
or's expense, $37.80; Martin White,
same, $31.75; J. H. Cronkite, work
for Assessor, $5.00; St. Helens Llg'ht
Co., light for March, $16.00; St.
Helens Laundry, $0.35; Rainier Re
view, suplies to Dist. Atty, $8.60; W.
B. Dlllard, same, $5.45; A. L. Clark,
exp. Co. Judge, $20.40; A. E. Har
vey, Commissioner, $80.62; St. Hel
ens Mist, pub. Co. Court proc,
$52.55; Rainier Review, same,
$63.06; J. B. Doan, J. P., State vs.
Reece, $4.40; J. Jesse, Constable,
same, $7.16; H. P. Watklns, J. P.,
State vs. Miller, $2.35; H. P.
Watklns, J. P., State vs. Dud
ley, $7.65; H. P. Watklnn, Jus
tice, State vs. Nelson, $2.35;
H. P. Watklns, Justice, State vs.
Brooks, $2.36; H. P. Watklns, Jus
tice, State vs. Graham, $2.35; H. P.
Watklns, Justice, State vs. Malm,
$2.36; H. P. Watklns, Justice, State
vs. Kanary, $3.70; O. O. Weed, Jus
tice, State vs. Pringle, $5.80; An
drew Parker, Constable, same,
$17.30; A. B. Counts, Juror, same,
$1.40; J. Emmons, same, $1.30; O.
B. Malmsten, same, $? " B. Mills,
same, $1.20; E. North, , , $2.80'
J. J. Purney, same. ...; Geo
VFfZ' WltneBS, State .. Pringle,
$9.40; Oscar Dallman, same, I4.08-
Wm. McDaniel, same. 4.00; T. 8.
White, . Coroner'a exam. Olsen,
$15.10; J. L. Wooden, Physician for
Coroner, $5.00; T. S. White. Cor
I oner's inquest, Butterworth, $10.00;
A. B. Lake, Juror, same, $1.00; M.
! Saxon, same, $1.00; E. A. Rotger,
I same, $1.00; P. Felton, same, $1.00;
. J. Pet h man. same, $1.00; J. Wilson,
Isame, $1.00; L. H. Walker, witness,
; same, $4.60; G. Hedges, same, $4.60;
! J. W. Bowling, same, $4.60; C. Pap
' pas, same, $4.60; A. McCullum,
same, $4.60; V. Wosika, same, $4.60;
jchas. Butterworth, same $4.50; tler
! trude Phillips, stenographer, same,
i $5.00; St. Helens Mist, supplies to
I Coroner, $7.00; J. W. Alton, exp.
i School Supt., $12.90; J. W. Allen,
I supplies, same, $15.00; J. W. Allen,
, postage, $3.00; J. A. Lyons, supplies
; for same, $3.00; St. Helens Mist,
I same, $38.60; Edna M. Harris, work
! for same, $2.60; H. J. Southard. Tru
ant Officer, $15.00; Edwin Rosb,
School Officer's meeting, $2.00; K. r .
Larson. Bame, $2.00; W. O. Bum
gardner, Bume, $2.00; A. L. Clark,
same, $2.00; M. John, same, $2.00;
M. C. Hoven, same, $2.00; Wm. Rob
erts, same, $2.00; J. E. Lumljarvl,
same, $2.00; T. R. Adams, Bame,
$2.00; G. L. Tarbell, same, $2.00;
F. Laube, same, $2.00; U. C. Fowler,
same, $2.00; W. It. Holmes, same,
$2.00; IT. W. Clark, same, $2.00; P.
E. Brockway, same, $2.00; A. E.
Stehnian, sume, $2.00; Onier Nleker
son, same. $2.00; H. T. Bennett,
same, $2.00; E. W. Saxton, Fruit In
spector, $58.05; A. 11. Swift, posts for
Poor Farm, $4.00; C. H. Briggs, sup
plies to SohleakI, $20.00; A. S. Har
rison, supplies to Stone, et al, $10.35;
A. F. Harnett, cash to Carmlcliael,
$12.00; Geo. E. Moeck, supplies to
Mnrtenseu, $5.00; St. Helens Lumber
Co., supplies to Stone, $2.00; A. J.
Deniiug, supplies, $8.35; Good Sa
maritan Hospital, care of Welch, et
al, $77.00; Frank Wilkins, powder to
Poor Farm, $54.80; Dr. W. E. Welch,
care of Zielsilorf, $25.00; J. Krick
son ii Sou, supplies to Poor Farm,
$5.50; St. Mary's Hospital, care of
Rennlka, $98.00; Clatskanie Mercan
tile Co., supplies to FredrickBon,
$10.00; Dr. L. G. Ross, care of John
son, $17.00; T. M. Hurlhurt, hoard
of prisoners, $13.00; W. G. l'omeroy.
Sealer of W. and M , $20.00; Slate of
Oregon, Fire Patrol. $297.04.
Itoad District No. 1.
Wm. Sholz, $1.50; A. Ilaugerud,
$2.00; John Callahan, $28.00; B.
Braim, $2.00.
Komi DiKtVlt t No. 2.
J. Barrett. $31.00; J. Cooper,
$51.00; H. Cooper, $51.00; J. Stev
ens, $51.00; H. Usher. $48.00; A.
Reed, $99.75; Roy Veazle, $42.00; L.
H. Combs, $38.00; N. J. Dupont,
$30.00; E. Lofstrand, $38.00; O. L.
Luman, $24.00; Geo. Lawrence,
$32.00; J. Woodward, $74.00; A.
Williams, $46.00; E. Cram. $32.00;
E. Felton, $109.00; Percy Veazle,
$76.00; H. Lewis, $16.00; G. Hegele.
$76.00; C. Olson, $82.25; Wm. Car
rie, $52.00; J. E. Sharp. $52.00; I).
Vincent, $18.00; A. Merrill, $43.00;
J. Morgando, $43.00; L. Dupont,
$36.00; E. W. Dspaln, $54.00; J.
Dethman, $48.00; A. Popejay,
$36.00; J. fanlleld. $70.00; E. Oleen,
$19.00; C. Hill, $39.00; W. 11. Fax
on, $21.00; John Goodman, $1.00;
W. M. Davey, $2.00; W. H. Faxon,
$16.00; J. P. Lowe, $52.00; (ius
Bush, $16.00; N. McCollum, $12.00;
L. Dupont, $16.25; A. Popejoy,
$20.00; Geo. Pringle, $7.00; C. Mor
ris, $24.00; W. E. Barnes. $58.00;
Muckle Hardware Co., $25.87; J.
Canlield, $102.00; W. H. Fogel,
$3.15; A. S. Harrison, $6.70; W. C.
Morley, $1.75; Perry & Graham,
$2.95; Contractor's Equipment Co.,
$5.80; St. Helens Lbr. Co., $34.65;
Z. H. Lemont, $133.66; A. L. Itohln
olt, $7.00; M. B. Johnston, $7.00; F.
Wilkins, $150.15; W. A. Levi,
$42.80; John Goodman, $8.00; W. I).
Fuller & Co., $20.32; W. 11. Davles,
$1.90; F. T. Crowe & Co., $24.30;
E. A. Rotger, $2.95; Buffalo Steam
Roller Co., $15.90; Standard Oil Co.,
$13.49; Howard Cooper Co., $11.00;
St. Helens Water Com., $3.00; R.
Constuntln, $6.70; St. Helens Lbr.
Co., $14.05; Weeden & Bryson,
$62.50; F. W. Floeter, $7.00.
ftouil DiNtrlct No. ;i.
J. E. Truman, $35.00; G. W. Jor
dan, $28.00; W. Francis, $5.00; T.
S. Morel, $34.00; J. Wasser, $5.00;
S. L. Malcolm, $6.00; Ed. Keelan,
$10.00; O. Seldel, $6.00; J.E. Tru
man, $10.00; Jay P. Archibald,
$2.00; G. W. Jordan, $8.00; H. VoBe,
$4.00; C. H. English. $20.10; Cali
fornia Trojan Powder Co., $30.54.
Road DiNtrlct . 4.
Felix Girt, $4.00; H. H. Cain,
$1.00; Jos. llackenberg, $5.60; J. E.
Mellon, $2.00; W. R. Dotson, $3.00;
Wm. Scholtes, $2.00; J. E. Johnson,
$17.00; Lowman Lumber Co.,
$37.90; W. L. Marshall, $16.50; W.
L. Brown, $28.56; D. C. Klrby,
$30.00.
Itoad DiNtrlct No, 5.
E. Roberts, $1.00; A. Nortney,
$1.50; P. Engbrecht, $16.00; R. H.
Williams, $4.00; F. Burnliam, $4.00;
I. Dailey, $2.00; Jesse Bryant,
$27.60; W. N. Van, $27.00; W. F.
Sheets, $13.00; E. F. Shortlldge,
$10.00; W. F. Ellertsen, $8.00; C. J
Kestl, $2.00; Clutskanle Merc. Co.,
$2.50; L. Culhertson, $3.20.
Road District No. 0.
H. L. Redmond, $6.00; Martin
Van, $29.00; I. M. Donkel, $2.00; E
E. Hogberg, $2.60; F. W. Wilson,
$6.00; Cecil Lane, $2.60; T. P. John
ston, $11.00; Claude Lane, $20.00;
MlUor-Patterson Co., $6.00; Llbel
McCauley Co., $6.00.
Road DiNtrlct No. 7.
O. D. Lavender, $2.00; J. Edens,
$2.00; J. A. McDonald, $3.00; G. W
Parker, $2.50; N. J. Parker, $2.60;
W. H. Hacker, $1.60; Geo. Trageser,
$8.00; C. R. John, $4.00; Roy Tuck
er, $1.00; E. A. Gessell, $6.00; B E
Wlldman, $3.86.
Road Dint, No. 7, 8teclal.
F. C. McGraw. $2.60; J. A. Mc
Donald, $2.60; Clatskanie Chief.
$6.70; Kllham Sta. & Ptg. Co., $2.92.
General Road Fund.
J. I. Case T. M. Co., $7.60; A. E.
Harvey, $121.63; J. W. Akin, $9.60:
W. P. Fuller & Co., $2.26.
Bond, Fund Nehalera Highway.
13815' 01" C'' ,1-30: W Bennam-
Bond Fund PIMbur( Highway,
u v nw..n id 10: Mills- En-
trom Co., $2979.2$; H. E. Olfuon.
$121.00; R. A. Pratt, $86.00; J. B.
Smith. $34.35; H. W. Ripley. $71.00.
Saturday. April i. "
dlcial Day. .
Matter of Petition oi u. j. iiiuium,
et al., for a county road.
Ou this day this mutter coming on
to be heard upou the second reading
of the report of the Board of County
Road Viewers, which said report wai
publicly read on two different days
,),!. farm nf Court. Slid 110 relllOU-
strance or petition for dumages being
filed, ana me .oun uuiuk "ir
.l,n. ai,rh rnml will tin of DUllllC Util
ity, and the report of the viewers be
ing favorable thereto, u is ururrra j
.1,,. i'.,.irt iimt hii Id reoort. survey
profile and plat be recorded In Bult
iw.,,1,., fur that miroose. and
from thencelorill sum ronu suuu w
a public highway.
It Is further oruercu oy inu "un
that the road supervisor In whose '
district said road is located, shall
open the same for public travel. i
On tills day bids for Improving the
Swlft-llazeii-llennett road In road j
district No. 2, as per piimmiicu can ,
therefor, were opened ami exutiiineti
by the Court, being as follows:
Clias. Johnson, grading milil road
for the sum of $660.00.
And the Court being advised In tho
matter, Is Is ordered by tho Court
hat said hid be, and tho same Is here
by accepted, und that a contract be
entered into with said Chuit. John
son for tho faithful performance of
the same.
On this day tho County Itoadmas
ter presents to the Court his plans
and specifications for certain road
improvements In Itoad District No.
2, designated as the S. A. Crosby
roail, and the Court being advised in
the mutter, it is ordered by the Court
that said plans und specifications be,
and tho same are hereby approved,
and that cull for bids for perform
ing such work be published in two
successive Issues of the St. Helens
.Mist und tin) Rainier Review, and
t hut such bids be opened on the ftli
day of May, 1915, at tho hour of 10
o'clock A. M.
On this the 10th day of April.
1915, comes on for hearing the peti
tion of J. K. Gamble, us the present
owner of the S. W. quarter of
S. W. quarter of Sec. 10, tho
W. half of the N. W. quarter
and the N. W. quarter of the S. W.
quarter of Section 15, nil In T. 5 N.,
of It. 3 W. of W. M., formerly the
property of Anton Doering, deceased,
and prays for the remission of tuxes
In the sum of $5.00 for the year 1911
and in the sum of $6.4 4 for the year
1912, as well us for the rebate of the
sum of $9.15 puld for certificate of
delinquency No. 6. the sum of $7.60
paid for certificate of delinquency
No. 45, anil the further sum of $5.41,
puld us taxes for the year 1909, on
account of said real property having
escheated to the State of Oregon.
And the Court being advised in tho
matter, it is ordered by Hie Court
that the said taxes for the year 1911
in the sum of $5.60 and for the year
1912 in the sum of $6 4 4, be und the
same are hereby remitted, and the
Sheriff is hereby Instructed to cancel
the same of record.
It Is further ordered by the Court
that the Clerk be, and lie in liereb,'
Instructed to Issue a general fund
warrant In the sum of $14 OS, helni?
the amount of the suld taxes for the
year 1909, with interest nt the rate
of 6 per cent per annum from the
28th day of November, 1910.
Whereupon Court adjourned until
Saturday. April 24, 1915.
New Restaurant
RE-OPENING OF
Grand Cafe
ST. HELENS, ORE.
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MEAI.H AT AM. HOIKS
W. C. Campbell, Prop,
ST. HELENS
ABSTRACT
COM P ANY
Huve opened office In the
Hunk ItiilldiiiK, rm,m j0.
The new company Ih now pre
ureI to do your
ABSTRACT
WORK
We expect to Kive y.i efficient
service at I'ortUnd price
which me lehH tlmn '
lav '" imylnK l CMnmbu
County.
H. V. AXDKIIHON, Manner.
OKFICRS:
j
See outfit iii our window. Other
outfits from
CURED MEATS, SAUSAGE
ALWAYS IN STOCK
CHICKEN AND FISH
CENTRAL MARKET
B. I. PLUMMER, Prop.
ST. IIKLHNS, - OREGON
Livery, Feed and Sale Stable
WM. H. DAVIES
ST. HELENS, OREGON
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ISt. Helens Mill Co.
SlSSiJlMlushings
a inch post bed, g00i4ll
cotton-felt mattress,
steel helical spring and
good pair ofpiHOWi(g
cialP"ce t -
plete-.U.OO
com
$8.00
up
Why bny second hand when you
can get new at these prices.
, t Kxmi"! F, A. ROSS """""'M
MEATS
Fresh and Tender
DRAYING AND TRANSFER
All Butinrts Promptly Attended To
PHONE 15 OR 12
Prop
Electric Lighting "
(Saves Your Eye)
Steam Heating -
(Prolong Your Livea)
Lath Wood Lumber
EUROPEAN PLAN AMERICAN PLAN
EVERYTHING MODERN AT THE
ST. HELENS HOTEL
J. CEORGE, Propri.,r ALL BVSsa CALL AT HOTEL
RATES $1.00 AND UP
SPECIAL RATES TO REGULAR BOARDERS
CjTHING, SHOES
HATB AND CAPS
forTpring WEAR
DRY GOODS, FURNITURE
H. MO RQUS & SON
QUALITY, QUANTITY, PRICE.'