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ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY. AUGUST 17. 1917 Cool Caress of Clatsop Beach Air Now Most Inviting SEASIDE The saiulv csphuiaili is lu-tter limit ever he fore. Ilcadi life at its gayest. The laee for the family and the kiddies. Inexpensive Camp Sites. Tents. Cottages ami rcasonahlv prieed hoarding houses and hotels. Clatsop Reach Resorts most convenient for Week-Knd vacationists. Leave 8:1-1 A. M. and 7:24 P. M. WEEK-END TRIPS . $3 For the convenience of St. Helens peo ple the Portland Limited, leaving Seaside at 6:30 P. M., will stop at St. Helens Sun days only, to discharge passengers from beach points. COURT PROCEEDINGS On tills day the Rouil master pre aents to the Court his plans ami spe- uuwuuub iur inu lilipiu.rMic.il 01 the following named roads: Frlnk Koad from stal . on bb to sta- tion lb in Koad District No. 10. ,r, .V n , , . 10 plus 80, in Road District No 6. North Hank Bridge over Nelialem river, near Andrew Nelson in Koad District No. 8. And the Court being Bdvised in the matter, it Is ordered by the Court that said plans and spool Unit Ions be and the same are hereby approved and accepted and that a call or bids for tho improvement of the said roads be published in two issues each of the St. Helens Mist and the Itaiu- or Rovl3w, said bids to be opened n the County Court Room in the ....... i.uo . ' . " ji oi. iil-i- ens, Oregon, at 2 o'clock 1 M. on the 3rd day of August, 1917. Wednesday, August 1st, 191", fitli Judicial Day. Matter of scalp bounty claims. On this day the Clerk presents to . a "aiemeni oi 8cuip,,le 21gt day of AuKU8t 1917i or iniv 1017 n ,h " i T. . , : ' --"- "c- iUg a3 IOllOWS; I July 3, 1917, Warrant No. 6081 for $3.30 in favor of W. A. Wellborn. July 7, 1917, Warrant No. 60S2 for $4.00 In favor of John Earr. July 9, 1917, Warrant No. 6224 for $2.00 In favor of E. T. Wallace. July 14, 1917, Warrant No. 6225 for $5.40 in favor of Curtis Cooper. July 14, 1917, Warrant No. 6226 for $1.80 in favor of Frank Iloyt ,n in, I,. . ........ . i '"."' L11' v arraill o. 02( lori inn i ....i.i... avor of Delbert Snider '! count of the location of the G. W. i I W- antNo ! f rCirt Road """'l District No. 6, vor of R C Jeffries i an(1 tlie f'ourt not be'"B fu"y ad- 7 Warrant Vo t;""u Vnr vi8Cl1 premises, the matter is July 21. 1917 $1.60 in favo $5.30 in favor of P. D. Kammeyer. : mr turii.er consuierauon July 24, 1917. Warrant No. 6230 for nvestigatlon. $2.20 in favor of Car) Swansoa. I . vv Koreupon rourt c.djourned to July 26. 1917, Warrant No. 6231 forlAuUHt 2,nu- 917' . , , . , . $2.60 in favor nf Edwl.. ! Thursday, August 2nd, 1917, 6tli i " - - - - July 27, 1917, Wcrrant No. 623 .. ... - $2.50 In favor of (Jus Lunge- ' July 28, 1917, Warrant No. 6234 for $8.10 in favor of Walter Erickson. July 30, 1917, Warrant No. 6235 for $4.20 in favor of M. Ilahn. July 30, 1917, Warrant No. 6236 for $1.10 in favor of Carl Hammer. On this 1st day of August, 1917, comes on for hearing before the Court the petition of E. N. Stone et a , freeholders residing in the road district or districts of the said pro-1 posed road, prayng for the establish- tnent of ac ounty road described as follows: The Best NJ Liked .22 in America for the American Boy PERHAPS there u boy in your fimily who only nwdi t Remington UMC .21 of Jut own to put him on par with tlie other fellowi at the rifle club. Tire it a perfcnfitneM for all .31 caliber work about these Remington UMC .111 that no na can mutake-whether it ia (lie Autoloading rifle, the Slide Action Repeater, or tlie Single Siiot modeli. It may iurprije you to know tUt even a .11 ihort cartridge can benefit enough by Remington UMC care and eiperience to make it worth while for you to inm on Krmington UMC. Sold by Sporting Oooda Deabra in Your Community CltintfiJetlroHriiu -Kill, REM OIL. iht nmbiiulunt Povdtr Seltmi, Luknctnl nni Run Pnmim THB REMINGTON ARMS UNION METALLIC CARTRIDGB COMPANY. Inc. L"tm Mmfatuim of h.mmi and Ammumlwn In lit WtnU Wool worth Building, New York CEARHART SEASON LIMIT $4 J. O. DIVENS, Agent, St. Helens, Ore. Beginning at a point on the log ging railroad of the St. Helens Lum ber Company, said point be North M52.6 feet and East 127 2.1 feet from tle '4 corner between tactions 10 Blld n, t. 4 N., K 2 W of tiie W M. ; thence following an' abandoned log(,iug roa(l gra,,e , eastcrly di. ,.( inn i,n,i ih.,ii. .uJt. continuing past the S. E. corner of , section 11 above described, and ter- minuting on tha Warren and llache lor Elat Koad at the S. E. corner of i the North of the S. E. i of the 1 N. W. U of section 13, T. 4 N., K. 2 W. Atlil It uiHufiM,:i v nnnnu.t.i, t ' the Court from the proof tiled herein : Ulut due uotlce of tho peniioncy of : thla proceeding has been given as by Ir.w required, that twelve of the saUi petitioners are legal freeholders o( tnla county, restding in the road : district or road districts of the said ' prooosed road, and that a irnml unit suniclcnt bond has been given ami filed herein, It is therefore ordered by the Court that the Hoard of County Koad Viewers meet at the beginning : (point of tho said proposed road on t"oir failure to meet on that date. i nen Within nvn flava there!, ftr nni nrnrpprf tfl vlniv aurvav Inv mtt o.wl ; locate said road. It is further ordered by tho Court that Mr. H. E. Abry, Roadniaster. : und Mr. J. H. Duncan and Mr. L. J. Van Orshoven be and they are here-; by appointed as a Hoard of Itoad,5.00; T. S. White, coroner Carlson Viewers to view said road. On this day there Is presented to , the Court a not II Inn hv Mr II f ' v It ham nravine tar ri.-imnppa nn nr. , .,-" .f, V. ... , count or tne location or t ie U. w. . m . ., i i, f.p'JUIIUlUI UUy. , Iur I .i.i . . .. ' ...,..,.., , , . I ni huh nay claims against tne County, as heretofore filed with the ; Clerk of the Court were examined i and allowed In the varlouu umounts as carried out on the face of said claims. General I'unil. C. O. Howe, draughtsman for roadniaster, $90.00;' R. C. Williams, oh. - .lnmnn fnr i m..;r' 17 r.n. 11 ' E. Karnsworth, assistant engineer for roadniaster. $100.00; E. C. Sesse-! man, chalnmun for roadmaster, i $24.00; Victor Vlngo. chainman for ! 1 roadmaster, $12.00; Louis Vadnals. 1 chainman for roadniaster, $4.50; Erlek Erickson, chnlnnian for roail niufiter, $1.25; V. T. Hrown, cliiiln man for road muster, $9.00; U. K. Karnsworth, expense as asslutnt en gineer, $11.65; 11. K. Abry, expense as roadmnster, $15.95; Ulass & l'ru dliomine, supplies to romlmaster, $4.56; 11. J. Duncan, auto to assist ant engineer, $54.30; J. 1). Duncan, road viewer, $4.60; II. West, road viewer. $4.20; J. E. Ullniore, axe man for roadmnster, $1.25; St. Hel ens Mist, supplies to roadniaster, $5.00; II. H. Clark, services for road master, $48.85; Dan Paulson, work for ourveyur, $7.60; L. J. Van Or slioven, county surveyor, $S0.50; St. Helens Mist, ebciloti supplies, $14; Earl Hall, Judge election, $3.00; E. M. Young, Judge election, $3.00; tilass & l'rudlionima, election sup plies, $1.65; St. Holoni', Mint, print ing election noiicos, $5.00; Uluss & Prudhonime, election supplies, $2.70; Itessie Hnttnn, stenographer for clerk, $64.60; A. K. Harnett, post.-.ge end express, $20.00; Clans & Fru dhomnie, supplies to clerk, $G.77; St. Helens Ml.it, supplies to clerk, $15.00; H. T. llunnett, deputy assess or, $19.25; Marie Paulson, clerk for assessor, $66.00; E. A. Itoss, sup plies to assessor, $3.75; Martin White, expenso rs deputy assessor, $3.30; H. T. Hennctt, auto to assess or, $2.50; Oertrudo Phillips, work for sheriff, $62.50; Chas. Brown, ex pense as deputy sheriff. $47.40; Chas. Hrown, postago and express, $15.00; J. V. Johnson, auto to sher iff, $2.70; Lowes Livery Ham, auto to sheriff, $12.00; Clatskanle Chief, printing for treasurer, $.60; Colum bia Herald, printing for treasurer, $1.10; Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co., tele phones, $54.55; Ulake, MchY.il Co., supplies to court house, $8.50; St. Helens Lumber Co., wood for court houso, $135.00; St. Helens Light & Power Co., light for court house, $7.60; St. Helens Laundry, laundry for court bouse, $1.20; It. Constan t in. repairs to court bonne, $1.80; Koynl Sweeping Compound Co., sup plies to court bouse, $8.00; E. A. Rotgcr, suppllts to court bouse, l $2.70; St. Helens Ha-dwarc Co., sup j piles to court houso. $3.50; Von A Gray, Biipplies to court house, $1.75; ; O. A. Krlekson, mileage as Juror, $1.00; John Donoliuo, witness, State vs. Cotls, $2.20; K. A. Itotger. meals to Jurors. $22.75; M. II. Aivord, stenographer for district attorney, $30.00; T. J. Klippln, auto to com'.. $4.00; A. E. Harvey, county comniis- Hlnnor I K J liwlun Wnn.l w.n.,lt- commissioner, $U6.00; St. Helens Mist, publishing semi-annual report $38.10; St. Helens Mint, publishing Court proceedings, $59.70; Drn Smith, witness State vs. Heed, $3.10; i r.tliel smith, witness State vs. Reed, I $3.10; Alta Smith, witness State vs. l?enl t :1 1(1' Mitrnxin 2,,(tl. ...I, ness State vs. Reed. $3.10; J. H. Patterson, witness State vs. Johnson, $7.10; Dan Smith, witness State vs. Johnson, $3.10; H. P. Watklns. J. of I'. State vs. Payne. $5.15; H. P. Watkins. J. of P. State vs. King Reek, $8.60; H. P. Watkins. J. of '. State vs. Cone Hnrns il!in- n. r. watKins, j. or p. state vs. Johnson, $4.75; J. H. Doan, J. of P. State vs. Johnson, $25.00; C. L. Hat field, Crowder iunueKt. $6.50: J. D. McKay, Crowder Inquest. $1.60: It. E. Nlhlock, Crowder Inquest, $1.00; j. q Watts.Trowder inquest. $1.00 Wm. Scholtz, Crowder inquest, $1.00; W. E. Stevens. Crowder In quest, $1.00; 0. B. P.tilloy, Crowder inquest, $1.00; O. D. Uarrlson, Crow- ler inquest, $1.00; K. H. Hushnmn Crowder inquest, $1.00; T. S. White, coroner Crowder inquest, $11.40; M. H. Aivord, stenographer for coroner, $15.00; A. J. Peel, examination of Insane, $5.00; H. J. Southard, nuto to school superintendent, $10.00: 1lrs' A Lake, work for school "uriiiienueni, a.uu; j. w. Allen, p"Pne postage and express, $ 28.60 ; l)r- llos- '"-'lth oflcer, $4 1.00; ' h- f owler, registrar. $ .7 5; W. Rlinerlnlen.lent ""-". u.i, j. nnon i r. ft n . r .if aii nV; V a!, eWnr i 11 n V l-B0: - M "J- & fJrAr"r; i. - i' Jl?1"- r' B,rar:. ,,r: K- SVIllfitldu rfi'utr'ir li lln. f I " l", ..UILI1 IrlftO aiirinllua . I'llil,.l.n tr . II niiA nil ... JAU "7 . II ......... ' .v .,.,,1,,., i.i.i, 000,1 SiimarlU-.n Hospital, $69.80; L- tupotit, rent to Pease, $12.00; ltanier Pliarmacy, supplies to Hall, ?u ,iu ' " lMXt- rent 10 Bronson, 00; k.. A. Rotger, aid to county charges, $22.60; A. J. Pool, care of prisoner, $2.00; Webb ft dough Co., burial of Tande, $30.00; Georges tl- ...... a. .? HI ',, Z"vv" ,. 10 el.B .: $ 1 5 00 ; VViillaniB & Sons J L n JuSi tn IUg es 12' 70- r Co, C I supplies" to Sobsokf 1 1 n Un- f'i,'.tuu. n,.. plien to Hicks, $1.95; S. C.-.de. care or reuse, $00.50; A. J. Peel, cure of Puase, $4.50; Willis Deal, care of Hall, $25.00; St. Vincent Hospital, caro of poor, $75.00; J. E. Kearney, Bealer of W. & M., $23.26; Justin Wiiklns, witness Stato vs. Cole, $2.00; Lou fuzey, witness State vs. Colo, $2.00; Lela Browning, State vn f .uiulirnniit i? fin. U7 n h.f.i...r jstato vb. Cole, $2.00;' S. w! Saxton 'State vs. Louslgnont, $4.40; Bonsor witnoss Btato V3. louslgnont, $4.40; Harold Clark, State vs. Murray, $8.00; Frank Core, witness State vs. I'r.rsons, $7.60; witnesses Stn'.o vs. Parsons, Ed. Miller, Erank Stykes, Carl Johnson, Wm. Parsons, Wm. Luckcnbill. Jurors. J. W. McDonald, $2.00; A. M Holt, $2.00; Jack Tuber, $2.00; Jac ob George, $2.00; V. E. Steveng, $2.00; Ed. Lynch, $2.00; A. H. Tar boil, $2.00; Arthur Georgo. $6.00: S. (UKnlgliton, $6.00; W. J. Mellln ;ger,6.00; Geo. Wilson, $6.00; Jac- ob George, $2.00; Elijah McVey, ! $42.00; Wm. Sauerveln, $45.00; j John A. Wattson, $59.00; J. 8. Mow jery, $42.00; A. E. Butts, $50.00; Gustave Lunge, $61.00; Harold P. Ross, $36.00; Geo. Perry, $48.00; Alto Hrockhaus, $50.00; John H. ' Urle, $46.00; 11. J. Southard, $48.00; Wm. Karth, $49.00; I). T. ('agio, I $45.00; T. N. Nichols, $48.00; S. 8. ISaulser, $9.80. I Mrs. Glborson, supplies to Pease, ;$2.50; Potcrson fash Store, $15.15; ; E. C. Stanvood, robbery of sheriff oglco, $39.60; Plaza Pharmacy, sup- plios to poor, $22.45; St. Helens iMlst, supplies to sheriff, $10.00; H. j A. Turner, work for sherlfT, $24.00; H. J. Southard, wf rk for sheriff, '$10.00; HIiiHon & Larabce, work for sheriff, $2.00; John M. Lliiduay. 15.00: E. K. Koble. work for sheriif, $2.00: S. A. Turner, work for slier-i Iff, $9.70; E. C. Stanwood, board of prisoners, $34.55; E. C. Stanwood, board of prisoners, $115.00; It. C. Williams, work for sheriff. $10.00; E. C. Stanwood, expense as sheriff, $25.00: Piuey ft Elynn, uuto to sher iff, $12.10; E. C. Stnnwiiod. expense as sheriff. $53.35: Rainier Review, publ. Court proceedings, $40.30; K II ham Stn. ft Trig. Co., supplies to officers, $48.70; N. t). Larabce, op tions on highway, $6.00; O. A. Krlck son, hall for election, $3.00; Inde pendent Auto Co., supplies to Eoi-d Co., $20.92; Lowes Livery Barn, nuto to surveyor, $4.00; Lowes Livery Barn, auto to sheriff, $28.00; Heattle ft Hoffman, supplies to district attor ney, $3.75; Lowes Livery lb-rn, auto to Co. Court, $5.00; O. A. Erickson, supplies to poor farm, $20 01; J. J. Purney, supplies to Eiineherg, $10.55; Dr. C. L. Hatlleld. cr.re of Stanton & Morgan. $8.00; Albert Held, aid to Eel her. $46.50; George Grant, supervisor R. I). No. 1. $78.60; W. C. Cooper, supervisor of It. D. No. 2, $59 50; P. W. Clark, supervisor of R. I). No. 3. $108.00; John Burns, supervisor of R. D. No. 4, $87.60; F. Anllker, supervisor of R. D. No. 6. $52.50; T. J. Ellppln. supervisor of It. D. No. 6, $87.50; E. A. Biirnhnm, supervisor of R. D. No. 7. $84.00; Edlln Peterson, su pervisor of R. D. No. 8, $03.00; T. B. Mills, supervisor of It. D. No. 9, $43.75: J. M. Pointer, supervisor of R. D. No. 10. $70.00. Howl Dist. No. I. Ed. Helniuller. $144 00; Erlti Itablnsky, $84.00; (1. W. Rhodes, $112.50; John Helniuller. $100.50; C. J. Snndstrom. $121.50; J. II. Dun ran. $40.50; Clips. Wlckstrom. $88.00; Fred Grant, $84.00; J. Cal lahan. $72.00; O. D. Garrison, $69.00; L. Brown, $51.00; Hugh No Inn, $64.50; J. F. Seivln. $72.00; J. B. Thorp. $52.50; F. Novak, $72.00; Den Gust. $60.00; II. N. Miller, $66.00; Win. Dunn, $28.50; Joe Erye, $4.00; Hudson Feenaughty Co. $24.63; lloili'on Feenaughty Co., $102.14; F. it. Adams, $10.20; Good Roads Men jr. Co., $7.50; Watts ft Price Inc., $11.32; D. Smith, $11.50; Geo. Grnnt, $16.00. Itonil Dist. No. '1. Curtis Cooper, $69.00; Gust Is aacson, $69.00; W. J. Fullerton, $28.50; Jack Cooper, $9.00; C. II. Lund, $48.00; Harry Lund, $24.00; Ben Huzen, $48.00; S. Wellborn, $48.00; Pete Olsen, $21.00; John Stanley, $15.00; V $24.00; N. P. Olsen ton Lewis, $15.50. A. Wellborn. $18.00; Carle- Bond Dist. No. II. W. Lane, $4.12; J. II. Martin, $21.00; Fred Houkle, $21.00; M. Lo wliiHkl, $21.00; J. Joglskl, $21.00; I). Turner, $6.00; Nick John, $21.00; J. Nemor, $18.00; P. Cr.rlson, $21.00; C. Livingston, $21.00; II. Coleman, $2t,00; S. Osslan, $3.00; R. Ellmas. $3.00; Dun Odo, $3.00; J. Mike, $15.00; Ha:wan, $3.00; F. Alley, $3.00; J. I'. Lowe, $39.00; W. W. Blakcilay. $2.25; J. R. Chani hers. $18.00; Elvis Martin, $7.12; Jo Hand, $67.50; T. llolley. $12.0;0 II. Jullaa, $3.00; J. Chrls, $18.00; L. E. Gulker, $3.00; F. Sturges, $24.00; Olll Dahl, $26.06; C. W. Johnson, $3.00; D. Chambers, $1.50; Warden Suton. $18.00; A. Chlttltn, $18.37; D. S. Vincent, $12.93; John Hansen, $98.00; H. J. Anderson, $111.00; O. E. Rlnehart, $100.00; V. H.-.ttun, $51.00; John Q. Gage, $73.37; John Donohuo, $77.60; Geo. Kelley, $68.26; Alex Spenco, $66.75; Colon Crouse, $84.30; Ernest Kelley, $83.45;' J. Cjullleash, $41.25; J. II L'rle, $24.00; Clovls Clark, $39.00; C. Morris, $39.00; Tom Foster. $25.50; E. Sullivun, $9.00; John It konen, $6.00; C. Strader, $6.00; W. T. Concannon, $35.00; N. J. Dupont, $28.30; 0. W. Vestel, $7.60; Orion Clark, $24.00; Burt Hoffman, $18.66; Hodson Feenaughty, $25.60; Hodson Feenaughty, $3.18; Hodson Eeo nauglity, $48.50; Hodson Fee naughty, $12.25; Hodson Feenaugh ty, $31.65; Hodson Feenaughty, $43.40; Standard Oil Co., $27.85; Standard Oil Co., $4.75; Standard Oil Co., $2.50; St. Helens Hardware Co., $55.60; H. E. Aliry, $56.51; A M. Wllllums, $2.50; E. A. Ross, $3.50; St. Helens Water Com., $6 00 A. T. Kiblun, $11.65; cu. Trojan Powder Co., $109.00; Case T. M. Co., $3.50; Warren Bros. Co., $7.99; Au gusta Zelgler, $16.00; II. ,J. South ard, $1.00; Buffalo Sprlnglleld Roller Co., $19.00; R. CoiiBtiintln, $15. 02 Jas. Sheldon, $97.43; Frank Wiiklns $31.58; H. W. Fogel, $32.15; II. W Fogel, $6.00; SI Naiieuu, $3.60; W C. Morley, $ .60; Win. II. Dnvles $2.90; Andrew King, $8.00; City Garage, $33.45. (Concluded next week.) Hy Delivery Team Harness and 2 Wagons for sale, cheap. Talk quick if you want ?. bargain. A.S. HARRISON To the PUBLIC! STEAM. TURKISH AND SHOWER BATHS Every Day at Kaleva Hotel Courteous treatment and sanitary arrangements. Visitors to Inspect will be welcomed NOTICE TO UNTK.CTOHM SEALED PROPOSALS, addressed to tho County Court of Columbia County, Oregon, at St. Helens. Ore gon, and endorsed "Proposals for Im proving Pittsburg St. Helens Howl" as follows, to-wlt: PITTSRPRG-ST. HELENS ROAD, MILE 2. rrom station 61 to 107. will bo received by said Court until 2 o'clock P. M., September 7th, 1917, nnd not thereafter, and at that time will bo publicly opened and read. All proposals must be made upon blank forms, to lie obtained from the Roadmiister, at his office at St. Hel ens, Oregon, and must give prices proposed, both in writing and In fig ures, and must be signed by the bid der, with his uddress. Plans and Specifications are on die, and may be examined In the off I re of the. County Clerk, and ulso at tho of llce of G. E. Farnswortli, In Vernonlu, Oregon. Each bidder shall deposit, with his hid, u rertltled check, cash, or 11 surety bond, for nn nuiount of ut least live per cent of his bid, pay able to the County Clerk, which shall be forfeited to the County, In case the award is made to him, and lie shall neglect, fail or refuse, for a period of five days, after such award Is made, to enter into a contract and file the required bond. The right Is reserved to reject any and all bids. It. 8. H ATT AN, County Judge. A. E. HARVEY, Commissioner. JI'DSON WEED, Commissioner II. E. ABRY, Kondmnster. 35-2 A. F. HARNETT, County Clerk KIMMIIVM IN THE C1RCIUT COI'RT OF TIIE STATE OF OREGON FOR TDK COUNTY OF COLUMBIA. Daisy L. Rand. Plaintiff, vs. Hurry W. ltaiiil, Defendant. To Harry W. Rami, the above named Defendant. In the naiiio of tho state of Ore gon, you are hereby required to ap pear and answer the complaint filed against you In the above entitled suit within six weeks from the (Into of the first publication of this summon-,, to-wlt, the 13th day of July, 1917. and if you fall to appear or answer for want thereof, tlie ptulntllY will npply to the court for tho relief prayed for In her complaint herein, to-wlt, for a decree dissolving the bonds of matrimony heretofore nnd now existing between plaintiff and defendant, and for nn absolute di vorce, and for such other und further relief as may be Just and meet in equity. Service of this summons Is made by publication thereof In pursuance of an order of the Honorable Jaiuei A. Eakln, Judge of the above en titled court, dlrertiug publication thereof In tho Mist and which said order was made and entered 011 the 9th day of July. A. D. 1917, In the above entitled county. JOHN F. LOGAN. Attorney for PluntlfT, Portland, Ore First publication July 13, 1917. Last publication, Aug. 24, 1917. A little want nil In tho St. Helen Mist will bring results. C ASTORIA For Infants and Children In Use Tor Over 30 Years Always bears tne ''.i'lll"TC ut PANDORA CORONADO GRAND CIGAR 10 Cents BANKERS' HAVANA 3 for 25c You'll enjoy these luxury smokes. ASK YOUR DEALER E. W. KETEL Nt. Helens, Ore. Contractor--Builder i:siiM. ri:s, i-lanh Cement Work a HielMl(y Phono Connect Ion Str. IRALDA Hnten Iwtwern Ht. Holism nnd Portlmiil, 511 cenu uno way, 75 cent for the r,,um trni TIckelN K'mmI until unc1. Hout l-avM SI. Helena 7:5.'n. m.' Ketumii:K U-nvfH I'..ttlnnd 2:110 p. m Arrive nt I St lle'tn. 4 45 p. ,. r I HOOGHKIRK Rheumatism nEuliV'V0.'' 10T and , . , r,1'1,!ly for UIIEIJMATINM will not Injure tho tnoHt dellcato Hn.e'T" r '""""tloii. KoHult. KtVar" A. J. DEMING Phono , Ht. 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