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PAGE FO.UK THE ST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY. JULY 16. 1920. COURT PROCEEDINGS Due proclamation bplng made, the ionowinft proeei'UiiiHS were had. Journal rend, nnnrix-pH nml ieni,l On this day the Clerk presents to the Court his statement of Bcalp bounties issued during the month or June. 1920, us authorized and being us ioiiows: June 7, 1920, warrant No. 3629 for 1.40 in favor of M Green June 7, 1920, warrant No. 3530 lor is. so in favor of A. H. Curlson. June 7, 1920, warrant No. 3BS1 lor J2.50 In favor of J. W. Hoimullor. June 7 ,1920, warrant No. 3S32 for $1.30 In favor of Arthur L Lin- dahl. June 7, 1920, warrant No. 3533 for 0. 50 in favor of A. H. arlaoi. June 14 '1920 warrant 'n for $1.00 in favor of Theodore Peter son. June 15, 1920, warrant No. 3535 ior i.uo in favor of Joseph Bennett June 15. 1920. w:irr:int V, -isia for $2.00 in favor of Louisa Cooper. juue it, iv.w, warrant No. 3537 ior n.iu in iavor ot Juva Olson June IS, 1920, warrant No. 353S ior i.4U in ravor of A. H. Carlson June 21, 1920, warrant No. 3539 ior i:.ju in tavoror Harold Lund June 22, 1920, warrant No 3540 ior fi.iv m ravor of Casper Zoller. June 24. 1920 u-iirivin. Vn tril for $3.30 in favor of Airs. John Hel- muuor. June 25, 1920, warrant No. 3542 for $0.90 in favor of A. II. Carlson. June 28. 1920, warrant No 3544 for $3.80 in favor of Mrs. J. White June 2S, 1920, warrant No. 3545 for $2.00 in favor of T. J. Flippin, Jr. And the Court berog advised in the matter, it is ordered that said state ment be, and the same is hereby ap proved and accepted. On this day it is ordered by the mi uiai me wuows pension here toforo allowed Louise Black in the sum of $17.50 per month be, and the same is hereby discontinued. Now at this time comes on for hear ing the application of Beaver Homes Grange, heretofore filed, asking that they he granted a license to conduct a dance ball at Coble, Oregon, and it appearing to the Court that the ap plicant is an organization of good moral character, it is ordered by the Court that the County Clerk issue a license to said Beaver Homes Grange - " virtutw null OI ZS)l sciuare feet at Goble, Oregon, during the year 1920, as provided In Chap ter 33 General Laws of 1920 Now at this time comes on for hear ing the application of Everart Grange heretofore filed, asking that thev be granted a license to conduct a public dance hall at Chapman, Oregon and it appearing to the Court that the applicant is an organization of good moral character, it is ordered by the Court that the County Clerk issue a license to said Everart Grange to con duct a nuhlic d.-inPii hll an -...... Ui ,7uv square reet at Chapman, Oregon, during the i, ' "8 proviuea in Chapter 33 General Laws of 1920 On this 7th day of July, 1920, Ber lin & Trachsel presents to the Court . .,?Laim for Indemnity to the sun. of $713 00 for 25 grade cows over the age of 2 years, bluughtered under the supervision of the State Live Stock Sanitary Board, uneer the pro visions of, the law relating thereto f,n.litJappearlng t0 the Court that thirty days have not elapsed since the date of the said slaughter and the date of filing of the ,aid petition and Claim, and the court being advised in the matter, it is ordered that a public hearing of the claim he held in the County Court Room in the City of St Helens, Oregon, at 2 o'clock, p m' on the 4th day of August, 1920 for the purpose of determining whe'the, the said Berlin & Trachsel has com plied with all the laws in regard thereto and whether or not he is entitled to receive said indemnity .as claimed. On this day it i ordered by the t ourt that the order heretofore made allowing Denutv r - . ....... v i'tih o Ba 1 ary in the sum of sunn an o... v.- and the same is hetvoy amended so i. iraii ti.szu.uu a year, said in lsTo6 t0 becoma effective July 1, On this day the report of the Coun ty road viewers on the J. G McKay road was read in open Court for the Otl this day thfl ronnrt nf M. ty road viewers on tha Ti.nm..fl row road was read in open Court for the first time. On this day the report of the Coun ty road viewers on the Bort Bishop road was read in ou-n Court for the ma. liMltf On this day it Is ordered by the f.OUrt that a epnpral fnnl i ' the sum of $15.00 be drawn m favor I. "u" arson as county Aid, and that a like warrant Issue on the first of each and every month autri the further order of this Court. On this day it appearing to the Court that the damages allowed Mrs John H. Wager in the sum of $200 00 uii mxouni oi tne locating of the E A. Gonsmnn rnjirl iu i,.4 pensatlon for the damages sustained) . ... oraer"i by the Court that additional and final damages in the amount of $75.00 be, and the naiim is nereny allowed, and the Clerk .o ,..,,.y uuuiorizea to issue a gen eral fund wnrrnnr in f . John II. Wager for .ne final amount un tins 7th day of July, 1920. sealed bids for the improvement of certain roads were opened and ex amined by the Court, being as fol- ff. ilrn T ...... 1 of ii Iniil' on Mlle 3 for the sum .?;.K:,n,3r on Mlle for the sum Ul 1.5,1M).XtS. of$i0P67K4i'!,6V,On 1?!lo5frt''" Of Tt3F17K9.38: " MiI 6 fr t,,e BUm Total, $50,082.09. C. f. Enstrom and A. F. Anderson, for the sum of $65,250 00. IWk frock Ilouil in District No. 0 Louis C. Boeck and Otto Boeck. for the sum of $1646.35. Tliomas Pettijohn for tbe sum of $1278.75. John King (Griffith) Ri.ad in I)it. 8 No bids. And the court being in the matte, fully advised, it is ordered, that the following named the same are hereby accepted', and mui contracts oe entered into for the faithful performance ot the same to-wit:- H. F Killry for the Improvement ot the '4 miles of the I'lttsburg-Si. Helens Market Koad at $5t.082.09. Thomas l'eitiuuhn for the improve ment of the Kock Crook roud at $1278.75. It is further ordered by the Court ihut all other bids submitted be, and the same are hereby rejected. On this day the report of tho Coun ty road viewers on the J. E. Gilmour road was read iu open Court for the first time On this day the report of tho Coun ty road viewers on the Hutchinson road was read iu open Court for the first time 1 On this dav there is nrrsunted tn the County Court tho written resig nation of J. W. Alleu as School Super intendent or Columbia County, Ore gon, said resignation to become ef fective July 10th, 1920, and tht vourt being advised iu the matter, 11 .a ordered thiit hilIi! raMiiriiurinn lif. and the same is hereby accepted. On this day It is ordered by the Court that the County Aid heretofore allowed ElizaiiHth Ki4hin in iIim miiiu of $10.00 per mouth be, and the same is hereby ordered increased to $15.00 or moutii, sum increase to become ffective August 1st, 1920. On this 'dav it uiiiiKuriiiE In rim Court that the Widow's nonsion now allowed to Sophia N". Tunouvu iu tho sum ot $40.00 is not sufficient to meet the present high ccst of living, it is now thereloru orcloruil liv Hih ourt that a general fund warrant In the sum of $20.00 bo drawn iu favoi ot Sophia N Tunonen na rminlv alii and that a like warrant issue on the irsi dav of each and evrtrv nnwith un til the further order of thla Court. On this llllV it iu rtrilnruil liv tlm Court that a general fund warrant in the sum of $25.00 be drawn Iu favor ot N. L. VauDolah as county nld, and that a like warrant issue on the first day of each and every month unti. the further order of this court. On this dav It la nrm.reif hv tlio Court that a generar fuud warrant iu ;he sum of $10.00 be drawn in favor of H. I. Lapham as county aid und iiiui a line warrant is.suo on the first lay of August and September. On this daV the rennrt nf tha ltrtunl of county road viewers on the Bert tiishop road was read In open Court for the second time On this dav the r'ennrt nf tlio luvir.l -)f county road viewers on the J. E. Jilmour roi. was read in open Court for the second time. On this dav the wirnrt nf tha twxi.il of county road viewers on the Thomas Morrow road was read in open Court for the second time. On tlllH d:iv IliA mnnrt rf tlia wi..vl ,)f COUntV road viuwnra nn Mir I I! McKay road was read in open Court ior t ne secona time. On this dav the rnnnrt nf tha hmi..l of county roud viewers on the changes in me Mutcainson road was read In open court for the uncnml tlm On this day there is presented to he County Court ai. order of tire juvenile court of the county of Co lumbia, Oregon, allowing widows pension in the amount of $25 oo per month in favor of Sonhin k'nri' in cordance with chapter 267 general aws ot imi, ana tne county Court being in the matter aavised, it is or dered bv the court tnt n.o riorir h ind he is hereby authorized and ln- structea to issue a general Tur.d war t in the sum of $25.00 In favor f Sonhia Karl, and thrt n lika wnr- rant issue on the first of each and ev ery month until the further order if this court. On this day this matter com ing on for consideration upon a duly executed deed from .Tnllo I tii Orpha F. Cross and Harvey E. Cross', o Loiumnia county, jorevor dedicat ing a certain strip of land for road purposes, being a portion of what Is rn l r 1 'i iif.i ' , i. o, - fully advised. It Is ordered by the ourt mat sam ueed bo, and the same 3 hereby approved. It is further nrriorprt that thn riorii he. and he is hereby instructed to ipread said deed upon the records of 'olumbla County, Oregon. On this day claims against the 7unty hereofore filed with the Clerk if the Court were allowed In the var ous amounts as carried out on the face of said claims and being as fol- 'ows:- Crneml Kunil WarrantN, . L J. VanOrshoven, supplies, $116. 49 L. J. VanOrshoven, surveying, 22.50; H, A. Dean, asst surveyor, $51.00; Daniel Paulsen, chainnian, J45.00; Carl Tucker, chainman, $12. 00; Frank Winkstrom, $27 00;" John ."orsiglia, chainman, $108.33; John Corslglia, expenses, $24.76; H. F. Kilby, chainman, $6.00; J. I). Brown, chainman, $6.50; Grand Hotel, expenses-, $5 00; J. W. Sterba, axmun, $22.50; Y. Stelmo, $4.50; David Hodge, axman, $6.75. J. D. Brown, '!xn axman. Sl.t.ROr Cl n imiu. rjad viewer, $10.00; Burt West, view- r, b.uu; w. J. ueitz, viewer, $5.00; H. J. Southard, auto hire, $10 00; ihinn & Storlu, deeds, etc., $5.50; Pacific Tel & Tel Co, service to of ficers. $36.65: .Watts & Prl In. li rent, $5.00; J. G. Watts, election $8.70; T. C. Watts, election services, S2.40;' H. E. LaBare. oxn. SIS 47- If. E. LaBare. HLi'mnn ntn tin en Gertrude Phillips, clerk for shf, $33. 00. Dora Shaffer, clerk for shf, $58.-50;-H. J. Southard, auto hire, $5.00; J. L. Williams & Sons, supplies, $1. 20; St. Helens Garage supplies, $9. 26: Coneland Antn f' tr.i 35; Lowo's Garage, supplies, $14.85; 1. It. Mills. Riinnllps St nn- f finn iiriil Auto Co, $55.00; Charles McCauley, work for shf, $4.00: P. W. Harris n -work for shf, $7.60: John Deth- inan. work for shf Silt nn ifiii,..,,, Staty & Ptg Co, $17.98; Fra'nkel Car bon & Ribbon Mfe Cn S!!R Kft . .1 w Hunt, Ktamps, etc, $15.00;" Anna Quick, stono for rlnrk. S7M nn- Un derwood Typewriter Co, recording typewriter. $123.60: Buxlinn Cn in... plies, $39.50; Bushong Co. supplies. 44.50: St. Hi'lpna Mlut uii,.r.ll.. $16.25; Burrell Graves, de'p assessor iuu.uu; ueuiaii Hmltli, clerk for as sossor, $24.00; Burrell V. Graves, exp, $27.18; J. B. Godfrey, expenses, $16.72; Besslo Huttan, stamps, etc, $5.00; St. Helens Light Power Co. supplies court house $9.60; St. llel mis Light fc Power Co, supplies, $7. 70 St. Helens lldwn, supplies, $7.70; It. 'Constant!:), supplies, $12.75; St, Helens Steam Laundry, supplies, $1.05; M. ltlccn, supplies. $4.00; Glen U. letsker. Dlst atty, $5.25; Martin White, exp Judge, $12.14; A. L. Clark, exp. $78.15; Judson Weed, $74.40; II. J. .Southard, auto hire, $6.60; The Dally liecord Abstract Notice to Contractors, $10.40; Clats kunlo Chief Co, pub, $10.66; St. Hel ens Mist, supplies, $68.40; Halulei Review, publications. $37.65; M. K. Ilazen, justice ot peace, $1.00. M. F. ll.ir..n lii.ilim S"'r.ll' Xi V 1l,ii., ..... ....... T'vv, .... . . ....... ,, justice of peace, $u.00; Anna Driieso. witness, Justice court, $4.f0 Irene Dneseu, witness, $4.60; Edward Dun ese. witness. S4 50: K W. Klult- constable, $3.30; Andrew Parker, work for riitiMi.ihlo SI nil- 1.' v Sheeley, ccustable, $4.40; J B. Doan, jusuce peace, 26.uu; Dr. K. Jasper, work for corner, $5.00; A. J. Peel. eyam insane, $10.00; L. G Ross, health officer. $55.00; Ben Hirkeu feld. $6.00 . J. W. Allen, exp. $18.36; J. W. Allen, exp, $14 48; Modoline E. Allen, $72.60; Mrs.' F. A. George, exam 8th grade, $9.37; Mrs. James Ellison, exam Sih lt.'i.Io su:17- I.'..., 11 .ox Mfg Co, supplies, $2 75; St! Hel ens Mist, supplies. $31.35; A. L. Mor ris, fruit inspector, $24 80; A. L, Clark. $23.00; R. H. Bailey, co uld. S5 96: SiKinr nf t.rrv nr.. ..f $90.00; C. W. Chhelohd'e. aid, $40.00; iiooi Minniruan nosp, aid, $32.35, Good Samaritan hosp, uid, $7.50. Orcadla hotel, meals for Di-isonoi Multnomah county, board, Duisey Wasser, juvenile. F D. Antrim, dist sealer, $42.25; $33.00; $10.43; $26.40. Roud Wurraiit.M lUMtd Dlst. No. 1 C. J. I.amberson, $9.75; Watts Price, $10.75; I'nion Oil Co, $13 50. Itoad Di.st. No. John K illliorr- sinnn- i,,, strom, $24.00; John j;h'nson. $24.- uu; u. ii. darn, Jici.oo; Win Paint er, $12.00; W. M. Tatro, $22.00; E Q. Strom, $14 00. T. E. Growell, $24.00; W. M. Painter, $22.00; Gus Hegele, $25.00; J.. P Mclntyro, $20. 00: (' It Ci-r,iiH 1911 III), a II....I. $20.00; c: W. Johnson. $17.5o'; Wado .Mays, jzu.uu; Geo. Lawrence, $18.. 76; U. W Clark. 110.00: stnnrii.nl Oil Co, $43.35: Erlckstiii & I.uncl M.zt). I'ortland Motor Car Co, $3 l. JO; St. Helens Lhr Co, $26.50. Roald Dlst. No. 8 U W. Clark. 150. 00: $2.50; Wm. Tatro, $2.75; Orion Clark, $16.50; Win. P:i!nter, $4.13; John Wllverdlng, $35.00; W. Lnnd strom, $25.00; Bob Reed, $45 00; Coast Culvert & Khimo Co, $23120; St. Helens Lbr Co, $25.60 . Standard Oil Co, $80.84; Howard Cooper Corp $6.51. Vl Itoail Dist. No. 4 B Lee, $17.60; B. Leo, $22.60; Chas. Barbaras. $15.00; Otto Urnck haus. $125.00; Ben Hunter, $135 00; C. Ferdln, $120.00; W. Ifoiizoi man, $67.50: Dan Dodson, $15 00. It Lewis, $75.00; N. Andross, $C,7. 50. Hr.rry JohnRton, $57.50; (' j Bord?ll. $163.00; N. Jones. $97 50 K Anllker, $50.50; W. R Pjirmei $148 50; D. Murphy, $97.60 : J j' Kraoft, $102.50: Wiltor McGinn f W. A. Parmer. $57.50; O. r. Lnnih ' $126.50; C. II. English, $3 00; J J, Cblttini. $12.75; B. V. Lee, $2.60.! rrana uurziie, 1 20.00. Road DiH No. 5 Coast Culvert K- Fh'.tno Co, $19 52 Road Dlst. Xo. ft Bob Andersr-n, $24 00: ChnH Nr. :ian. $24.00; Ben King. $36.00; Wm Brooks. $24 00; Pete Morris, $62 00 J. Ramsey, $47.25; A. Mercer' 38.25; G. H. Johnston, $18.00- j" K Bitterllnir S' or,- v ? t. ' V?.0- lj; n. ,!omi"p. H27 75; A. E. M'ddaiiL' i. lis no- i.' -i 00: Mike Anwitn (w no. ti.I. ... ;itt. $51.75: Wm l?hat. ten fiX',.R(.berls so'"'; Joii'n Pel'ton'. -di.int; i ranK Amnio, $52 00- J W Huffninn, $45.00; Jacob Lake $42 1 75: Mike Atnnln Smnn fi...'. i' Vkson. $8.00; Honrv Jokkah.' Sis" 5: S. Kellpr 111? nn- m n n.....' Inson, $61.00: II. F Kll'liv 9ie'rn" llerrnnn .Tnhnann r.n . ' Vi. 4'.,.' 'er. $108.00; Frank Parchnr $2 25" ' ' : John McAdiim 28.75. Ceo. McCotln.,. ti-r-. "has. Erlckson, $3 75; lionrv Hi'i uo. $25.00; Cunrorl Itnnur.n "i n. J. Fnan. $4 no- i.V:.ni,' u,'.i,...' $39 89; Highway Garago, $8 00 . Standard Oil Co. $U W C'"'le Bross, $1.85; Jacobsen Held Lbr to. $14.98; Standard Oil Co. -o-i Coast Culvert AI Klaiuo Co. $120.45; ,V. L. Clark. $2 40; Sllva Auto Co. ii 30; Portland Motor Car Co, $24 -i5; Marine Iron Works. $21.45; Highway Garage, $120 00. Itoad DM, '. t R. H. Wllllaius, $ 176.25 . h. J Smith $90 25; IMII Howdsen. $S0.. 75- el"le Engbraihl. $4 75; Massls Franklin,' $80.75; Ernest Kysr, $64.12: Chiud Rice, $95 00; K. S. ,-...1.. i tn- riliml Jones. $60. 00; J. L.' IViiring, $10.00; Harry Cult-, mini. $60 00; Sam Zerkle, $28.50. $23.75: F. J. t rami. Have vou noticed tha rapid (rowtn 'it tha Mist Want Ad oolumo ma 11, Reed Holding, V. $21. $15.00; Chas. Nelson, $14.2 niHi t-ia nn- lluifilil l.awther ti-'lt I. Rose. $108 00; Claude Hi.-... $23.75: K. J Smith, $19 00; Knspor Kobei-Hteln, $4.75; F I y n n & Cornthwaite Columbia County Agents for MAWVK.I.L, IU DHON, til A I. MF.IW Sli VHHKX Arro.MOItll.KK Shop and Salesroom O n a Work eust of S. P. I H. d. pot. Ht. Helens. Oregon. EAT "ML Hood" fa EVERY DA? IT'S GOOD FOR, At "MASON'S" I '1.''f . t. .1 VII 'Ml 1un 'I A f . McAdam. $33.00: M:it " .I:w.i.L 3 40; Henry Lake. S3 40. mil-' nto. $3.40; Wm. Dotson, $27 00 Sonnplnnd tRn nn. r ' '(i: L. Sl.,.1,1,,,, . snn: '54. 00: A. Pierce Sr.7 nn. t i .r.,.. ' in, $4.89; Craycraft ft- Morgan, 1 KM III'- knin, $7.12 Harry Coleman, $10 00; 1, - .- ,l,r.,..l,i 11' 7.r, lliivn Hed- lund. $4.76; K. J. Crabb. $9 00; J 1.. Diurlng. $75 00; Reed Holding. $28 50; Geo. Crook, $27.00; J. S. , Smith, $27 00; John Doe. $14.25, Harold leather, $27.00: II. M. Jon son $45 00; Thomas Turner. $11 !7 .' Frank Krost, $11.87; ClatHkanle 11to Co, $4 15; Co:t;-t Culvert i l- luiiie Co, $326 11; Standard Oil Co. si 3. 11: Coast Culvert Ai Plume Co. l4r. 04; Coast Culvort H Flume Co, $189.63; J. U Hearing, $18.47; '.;ni Pros. $70.;;0; St. Ileloni. Jd'we Co. $220 S3; J. L. Dearlng, 7. fill; Standard' Oil Co, $12. Ml; J. I,. Hearing, $22 62- Clulskaiile Morn Y. $5.50; Simmons More Co, $30. ,0; Silva Auto Co. $97.84. Road Dl-t No. I) T. II. Mills, $25.00; omnr Shoeley. ,60.75; M J John, $1 12 00; C. C. e-.isov, $31 50: C. John, $33. 76; O. '. Weed, $30 00; Otto Hoeck, $4 1 j5; C. W. Hoss, $22.60; J 1). Hess. $30 00; II Greener. $33.75; While v Selgert, $3.36; G. It. Mills, $37.00, W. T Hatlan, $10.75; Road Builder K:nt Co, $9 110; A. P. Willing. $2S. .,1); ltoiT.i'riiou Bros, $23.46; Port land Motor Car Co, $49.60; Standard il Co, $122.74; Standard Oil Co, 127.13. P.oail Dlst. No. II J. B. Medley, $42.18; J. A. John son. $'J 00; J. D. Brown. $16 00; it Ho Ions I Id wo Co. 1344 66: Bab- bidgo & Holt, $18.12. Roud li-t. N. 12 C. B. Crouso, $42.50 . Orion Clark, o-rr.. ui l...l nil I C- r.n- lloward Cooper Co, $8.10; Portland Motr Car Co. $2.76. Itoail DlhU No I t W. L. Marshall. $9 00; W. I,. ' Marshall. $36.00; T. J. Fllppln. $25.00: F. 0. Blair, $15.00; E. Pack ard, $12 50; 11. DrciiHcr, $13.50; Harold Clark, $21.00; Cmyrraft & Morgan, $15.59. S. L. Flanagan, $350 00; Ralnlnr Hdwe Co. $20.86; M. Ellis, & Co, $4.16; Const Culvert Flume Co, $54.43; A. Leblre, $21. 75; A. L. Fuller, $58.99. ! Road DUt. No. 1.1 , Simmons Mercantlln Co, $25 58. (eiionil Road T. S. Wilkes. $160 00; T. S. Wilkes $25.91; Harold A. Spraguer, $140.. 00; Harold A. Spragui-r. $20 83: Harold A. Spraguor. $17 89; John Corslglia, $16 67. II. F. Kllby; $12 00; Grand Hotel, $8 00; Kllbam fcaUHiery & Ptg Co, $12.21; The rco Co, $28.74; St. Helens lldwe Co, $0.70; Coast Culvert ft Flume Co. $177.15; 11. F. Kllby. $2 00; Iwonder Blue Print Co, $0.74, iiminlnps Carson Co. $374 37; T. B. Mills. $21.80; E 11. Alennder, $4 90; Howard Cooper Corr, $HI5.. 12; Howard Cnotier Ccrp, $70 16. A. E. Harvey, $53.00; J. I. Dohi'Iiik, $3.51; Geo. JohiiHlon, $1 50; Pnelflc l'el Tel Co, $6.25; Marshall Wells i'o, $1.34; J. 1). Brown. $12 00. Special Itoiul No. I Fred Grant, $45.00; Ed. Ilolmul ler, $45.00; Goo. Rhodes, $45.00; Ray Shatto, $45.00; Wm. Ternahan. $22.50; C. J. Snndstroin. $22 60. J. W. Helmuller, $22 60; Geo. Slmtto, $49.60; Tom Grant, $49.60; Goo. (Continued on page sevon) Catarrhal Deafnesa Cannnt R fnr h,y'al ap411' '"?" hoy oanuot r.acb jiiiun 01 &r. Ttier la , ljf TV CUre C"'"hl D.f.. through th Blood on the Mucoug Burf.cni Suaad b7 in lnniS,.drrco,nd.,,io'rnor th': rwuh':n,,,n,,.,o.?,'!.?: iv?.?!' ''inr:nS SSS2- Wrt? ma. condition. hiiV'ng may 'b;0a' ?rony' for.ver Many rR,. nf rVntana cnuiira by Catarfli. which la an Innam.S condition of the Muroiia HurfnrV. ONE HUNr.rtKD UOLLAHS fnr mWIn1,. HALL,a CATARPlI A II r)n.K,:lt!i7Kc. Ctrriilar, trM. F. J. Cheney ft Co., Toltdo, Ohio. mm M' 'Morr mm yii.,i.. iipnt Morn i n ? .A KeepYour-EVes ci Satisfaction a SliSta"i0n in 3 W3tth o without t - . . VON A. GRAY Reliable Watchmaker and Jeweler KKPAIItl VO, T4M) ST. HELENS BAKER! J. K. KAMSEY, Prop. Prcsli Bread, Rolls, Cakes and Viet. Light lunches served at all hours wtih a cup ot good coffee. Don't Forget! That we alwaya have the lateit in Fountain Specialties St. Helens Bakery St. Helena :: ' Oreioa YOU DON T TAKE JUST ANY THING THAT IS HANDltU TO YOU NEITHER DO I I linvn nir 0H11 lilena about running a KriMW) aU.rr, ami diti f among tliww la thla one; llmt I nin al! I.jr Km, riiumunltj I arrvc to uh tlu- .iiiinu.t illarrliiiliiatlun la wIim IIiik iiu'ri-lmiiillM, ami not to lake 1I10 flmt tlilnit flint la offir mn nnlma It la Ui latin uoiil on 1 1 1 auhjiM-t. Vim ran lwaa aiHum IliK lMt on the niarki-l liy plmulng THOMAS H. ROY The Money Saving Grocer. Phone 42 flu. Vimi ,i vain The In QuhUij Comfort In Old Age la UNNureil If you ht flllml auvhiKH bank ilepoilt la full back on. Indppiids loo which tloulili' Hie B,oft no matter how ti-tiilorljf ctW1 may mliiUtor lo It. InittrijW own pomfort In ilay W V" by NtarilnK to aavn now 'r FIRST NATIONAL BANK M!inhnr Keileral Uiiiirve 8yatm f'HAa. GRAHAM, Priuluont. H. A. CH1M1B. C' C 4. U I w '1 ol. ueiens iron a Marine Works poot of St. Helena Street1! St. Helena, re. A completely equipped shop for all kinds of machine work, marine work, welding, bra ing, general machine and blacksmith work. Bring us your ' ork. No job too small, none too large. Prices reasonable consis tent with gO0d workmanship. J. W. AKIN, Mgr. G. B. DUCKWORTH, Asst. W-1 Wat tMrT o m -.-. ' 1 . avuvj., octy.-iicaii,
