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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX THE ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29. 1920 COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS St. Helens, Oregon Oct 11, 1920. ' The city council mot on the above date in regular session. Present; Magnus Saxon, mayor; W. H. Brow er, Jaaies O'Conner, C, L. Wheeler, N. O. Iarnbee, councilmen ; E. E. Quick, city recorder; George Potter, city marshal; J. v. Day, city attor ney. - . , The minutes of ihe last regular meeting read and approved. Reports: Councilman O'Connor re ported -on defectlvo sidewalks In front of lot 22, block 17, also sug gested that the street crossing frou. the Central grocery to corner of block 33,. be fixed with several loads of crushed rock being placed thoreou. The city marshal was Instructed to have the same done. . Couucilnian Wheeler reported that complaints had oonio to him that certain., parties were dumping gar bage on California street, and that there was a defective sidewalk along me rniups property. on the hill; re lerrea 10 tne city marshal. In the matter of the nnuolntnion of W. H. Browor to fill the offlco o city councilman, in nlace of Rnim, Dixon resigned and Mr. Hrower hav tng been appointed to fill such va cancy, and being present, was duly sworn in as councilman. In the matter of the appointment oi fi. a. tnmis as city trensurerr th mayor stated that he appointed H A. Childs as such treasurer. Council connrnied said appointment. Building permit vras granted Hoi ry Morgus to erect a chimney or fur nace in the buildings located on lots iu. n ana 14. in block 10 In the city uuilduig- poraiit granted S. Saul ser to erect a porch and batlfrooui in me Duuaing located on lot 9, block A. It . , ' ouumnmm was received nn read from the Co-operative Creamery Co. to erect a "wood shed on the punt side of their building. Same was dis. cussea ana a motion mado and car ried that the application be allowed provided a favorable Tenlv ' u-ai . ceived to the communication to them relative to tnem paying for the pave ment In front of the property. An ordinance apportioning and as Bessmg me cost of tne improvement of Columbia street was Introduced ana reaa the third time in full an was put on its final passage and was passed by the following vote: Larabee yes, utonner- yes,-- Brower yes. Wheeler yes, and was declared passed by the mayor and was anDroveri nnt signed by him and attested by the revuriier. ----- . , .. In the matter of changing the fli alarms ,thfs matter was brought nn and discussed, and a motion made ana carried that the two small gongs be removed and a larger one installed in me lire room. , . in the matter qt the payment of wie ma neretorore rendered tho clt for the removal of the old fire alarm and wire, a motion was mnHo nH carried that the bill be paid amount ing io 11.tU. Building permit was granted Wm, uonerty to erect a garage on lot 9 Mock 60. ' No further business appearing on muuun maae and carried the meet lag aajourned. Attest: B. E. QUICK, Recorder. tt. Helens. Ore.. Oct. lxth ison The city council met on tho above aaie in regular session. Present: Magnus Saxon, mayor; W. H. Brow er. james O'Connor, C. L. Wheeler, . u. jLarabee, councilmen; E. E Quick city recorder; George Potter, cuy marsnai; j. w. Day, city attor uvy. ihe minutes of the last regular uiouiing reao and approved. , rioports: the niarshnl nnniu that the sewer near the laundry was again stopped up. The same was discussed and the marshal was in structed to investigate, and also to ascertain ir the laundry had screens on its connecting sewer to the main sewer, if not that he be ordered to place screens thereon. Councilman Larabee reported that one ot tue guy lines, to the electric ngni poie near the highway in West St. Helens was an obstruction to ve hicles in making a turn, also reported that an extra light was needed. Same was discussed, no nctton taken. Applications for building permits w.o rweiveu trom the following lu&iueu persons: Application of the Co-operative creamery association to erect a wood shed on the east side of the ereamerv agreeing to make the roof of corru gated iron, and to conform to th truinance governing buildings, the same was discussed at length, and motion was made and carried that the creamery company be granted a permit in accordance with their ap. plication on file. Application of H. H. Thompson to oieui a Braaii Duildlng for storage, and the bousing of. a' few rhirkom. the same was discussed and a perini. uruurea issued to him. i Oost $200 . Application of J. L. -Williams and Sons, to erect a private garage li. West St. Helens, to cost about 1150. Same was discussed and a permit was oraereo issued to them, i ; Oount'lnian Larabee -brought up the question of rocking the driveway from the fire hose house in West St. Helens and proposed that if the cit wuuiu lurnisn a irucK load of crush ed rock for the samp, that he would niaice tho fill. The samo was dis cussed and the city marshcl wan In. structed to have rock honied for that purpose. " - No further business appearing. on motion made and carried the meet ing adjourned. Attest: i). E. QUICK, Cl'.v Recorder. COUNTY TEACHERS IN STATE ASSOCIATION ! Oonstlnatlom. i "". I i. The beginning of almost every ser ious disorder is constipation, if yo want to enjoy good health keen n bowels regular. This is best accom plished by proper diet and exercise, but sometimes a medicine Is needed and when that la' the case' yon will find Ckamberlaln'a Tablets are excel lent. Tbey are mild and gentle In their action, easy and pleasant to take. Give them a trial. They only cost a .quarter. -f .... ...... . '".' ' " Mist Want i Ads have -a reputation for getting- results.- If yon nave any thing to sell, want to buy something, i wed, help, try. one. Those Who Teach in Columbia Coun ty and are Membors of the State Body. Dist. 1. Scnppoose C. L. Coffyn, W. W. Williams, Bertha Mayborn, Isabel Strain, Ada Holadav, Laura Schmledeskamp. Ruby Tipton. Dlst. 2, St. Helens J. B. Wllker son, W. L. Rutherford, O. A. Spless, O. E. Lake, Mary Townsend, Cat her ine Davis, Pearl Holllngworth, Wini fred Howard, Madollne Allen, Effle Wilson, Lois Barnett. Wanda Sain. Houlton O. L. Rhincsmlth, Effle Brown Bessie Knauff. Dlst. 3, Deer Island Lester Sheoley. Dist. 4, Rainier P. O. Winifred Giese. , Dlst 6, Clatskanlc B. A. Berrv Marie Mehrlng, Veliua Thompson i.nura oiniman, wary Farounaglun unsa nuro. jean Lent, Bertha Low ison,' umnys Kichol Dist. 6. Sauvles Island, Scnppoose . u- tva i. r-nuicott. uist. 7, Warren Anna Studley, Mrs. J. L. Bell, wlllian c'ostello, norence tngraham. uist. 9, Goble R. W. Hargltt Calista Abbey. Dlst. 10, Marshland Flora Lane. Dlst. 11, Columbia City Bolle i umugue. Dist. 12, Rainier P. O. Beth i erry. uist. 13, Rainier W. C. Gauntt, u. tu. rettit. Klein Oxford, Lillie Ik. ueun, 8Kn E. Whiteomh. Mr. P Hlniobaugh. Winifred AIcBride, Selma "-"u". riossie rerce, Julia Lotten ray senroeder. RnrirnJa n,i., Isabelle Mfjin. Mabel Riodesel Maud uays. Dlst. 14 Vernonta P. O. Rogers. ui.st. 15, Clatskanio P. O. Violet uist. is, ernonlr. P. O. Ruth n inner. - Dlst. 20. Goble Glad Va Plirfomnn .rs. a. t. Alallaber. Dlst. 21. ChaDinan J W Tniiti jessia ratterson. Dist. 23, Mayger Anni Alta Mauzey. ! Dlst. 26. Qnlnev A sopnie Le, Ada Hawley, Hannah uttiie. Dlst. 26: Clatsknnlo W. ThoniDson. Dlst. 28.-Scannonsn P n Mn.i- uu . leave. - . . LNst. 29 Maveer P r ,. ouiiio. ' " fun,. 3U. Yankton FmnV r Pimm, Veryl Brown. Mae McCollIster! ijisi. J i Mist Florence Molls, uisc. bj.' uelena. Ellzaheth raj. i i DlsL. 33..Ralntpr P n rmii. x . ' , ' " ai. -Madge Gallup, P. O. John 35, Yankton P. O. Vivian 36, Goble P. O. Elizabeth Dist, Smith. Dist: Js'eidligh D st. 37; Goble Alva Hudspeth uist. 38. Kainer'P n p,.i. Til . . n . . . uisi. 15. Jt B rknnfAM nii-rf n . larHe, jean Fu liam Pnnnv .. . , ri. uuk. Trenhnlm Mnhoi n ri .. 1 1 , Dist. 44. Clatskani P n. Anderson. . , Dist. Koble. Union Hieh W. Brown. Dist. 47, Vernonla Fannie Conn. qd AT ,. ,. .1 i-. . " Dlst. 48, Prescott Amy Snyder. Dlst. 60, Kerry Katie Tol U1SI. Z. Mist E na F. Mearl Narver. Dist. 53. Bacona Hoffman. Dist. 54. Warrpn Homer Billings. Dist. 55. Timber- p n. Fluke. uist. be, Kerry P. O. Mary Burns ojivia u. Arcnibald, St. Helens. Trenholm Mabel -Carrie 45, Yankton P. O.-Pearl No. 1, Vemonla O P. Knowles, i O. Myrtle P. O. Mrs. -Mathilda Clay namoa SUMMONS In -the Circuit Court of the 8tat of wrrgon tot tuo County of Colnm luise Turner. Plaintiff t. Turner. Defendant. io Clay Turner, the rhn,. Defendant. . In the name of the State cf Om. kuu you are nereby required to ap- ami miww ine complaint filed BoiuDv you in tne above entitled uurt una cause on or hnrnrn n, in uuy oi uecember. lasn h-ji.i ate being six week frnm ths fi publication of this juu mil io appear and answer or oth erwise plead, the Plaintiff will ap P'y to the court for the relief pray- . iu iicr wmpiaint, to-wu; for decree of divorce forever Hanoi vi the marriage contract horetofore and now existing between the Plaintiff a1i Defendant, upon the grounds of "u"" uesenion ror more than one car immediately nreceedlnz tho commencement of this suit. inis summons is served upon you by publication bv vlrtun or -.to ot the Honorable James A Eakln. juage oi the above entitled Court, mt.de and entered on tho 14th day of mr,. directing that, this summons be DubiinhArf in a. Helens Mist, a newspaper of generai circulation DUbllBhed in rv.i..n,M. County, state of Oregon, and further uireciwg mat tne samo be published not- less .than once a week tnr consecutive weeks. Date Of first nuhllnnMnn rW 99 920. Date of last nnhllmtinn r 4 920. . , j, JOSEPH VAN HOOMISSBN ' urtice and hotfffira ihju. , mi Dekum Bldg.r Portland, Oregon. ' Chamberlala's Oough Remedy This remedy is inttmAA un..i.n. for coughs, colds, croup and whoop ing congh. From a small beginning Its sale and use has TtanAma tn ii parts of the United Btatea and to many foreign countries. This alone Is enough to convince one that It la a medicine of more than ordinary mer it. Give it a trial aad ran win tinn this to be the case. ' ' - -9 m " Don't mourn, your loss until n ave tried the last best chance, for its recovery the want ad way. J EIGHT NOTICE OK HA1.K OF CJOVKRX. MKXT TIMIIKIt General Land Office. Washington, D. 0. October 6 1920. Notice Is hereby given that subject to the conditions and limitations of the Act of June 9, 1916 (39 Stat., SIS), and the Instructions ot the Sec retary of the Interior of September 15. 1917, the timber on the following land will be sold November 23. 1920. at 10 o'clock a. m at public auction at the United States Uuul Office at Portland, Oregon, to the highest bid der at not leas than the aonralsed value as shown by this notice, sale to be subject to the approval ot the Secretary of the Interior. The pur chase price, with an additional sum of one-fifth of cne per cent thereof. uuing commissions allowed, must he deposited at time o sale, money to ft" returned If sale is not approved, iiimrwise patent will issue for tlm Umber which must be removed with in ten years. Bids will be reeolvecr trom citizens of the United States, as-1 sociutions of such citizens und cor porations organized under the laws of the United States or any state, ter ritory or district thereof only. Upon application of a qualified purchaser, uie uuiDer on any legal subdivision will be offered separately before be ing included In any offer or a target unit. T. 3 S. R. 3 E., 6ec. 25, Lot 3, fir 900 M., Lot 4, fir 265 M., Lot 5, fir iu ni., iot tt, nr 375 M., Lot 7, fir 295 M., Lot 8, fir 20 M.. Sec. 27 SliViNEVi, fir 13S0 M., cedur 250 M., Lot 1, fir 165 M Lot 2. fir 60 M., Lot 3 fir 290 M., SWSE, fir 70D M.. Seo. S3, NEViNWVi, fir 2175 M., NWV4NWU. fir 900 M cedar 170 M-. SW4NW4, fir 910 M.. cedar 35 M.. SENWU. fir flno M., Seo. 35. NE li NE V fir 1550 M tcedar 10 M NWViNEVi fir 134 5 M., wiM!;vi, fir 815 M.. SEUNEU fir 780 M., cedar 15 M., NE V NW V ', fir 1310 M., cedar 6 M.. NWViNWU fir 960 M., cedar 5 M.. SWUNWV. fir 1225 M., codar 85 M.. hemlock 10 M., SE14NW14. fir 1220 M cedar 20 M. None of the fir or cedar to hi. sold for less than $2.00 per M , and none of the hemlock to be sold for less than Jt.00 per M. T. 4 8., It. i E., Sec. 3 Lot 1, fir 1400 M.. cedar 90 M., lAt 2, fir 900 M.. cedar 75 M. 3WHNE14, fir 20 M., cedar 25 M., SEUNEVi, fir 1225 M.. cedar 20 M., aown nr ozt M., L.ot I. fir 295 M.. oedar 30 M., None of the fir or cedar to be sold for loss than J1.60 por M., and none of the down fir to be sold tor less than 60 cents per M. T. IN R. 2 W., Sec. 27 8E4NE4, fir 760 cedar 45 M.,'NESE!4, fir 600 M., cedar 16 M., NW4SEVi fir 612 M., cedar 15 M SEliNWVi. fir 441. M. None of the fir or cedar to be sold for less than SI. 00 per M. 46-4t CLAY TALLMAN. Commissioner General Land Office. SUMMONS In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon For Columbia County. Mary E. Coroy. Plaintiff, vs. Mdux)n Corey. Defendant. To Madison Corey: in the name of the State of Ore gon, you are hereby required to at pear and answer the comnlalnt filed against you In the above entitled suit on or before the 29th day ot October, 1920, and If you fall to ap pear and answer said complaint for want thereof the plaintiff will annlv to the court for the relief nrmvnH for In her complaint, to-wiu a Da. cree of this Court forever dissolving the bonds of matrimony heretofore and now existing between the Plain. and uerendant and that hsr maiden name be restored to W to-wlt: the name of Mary E. Wllber, and for such other and further re lief as to the Court may seem eouu able. Ton are further notified that this Bummons is served upon you by pub lication In the Bt. Helens Mist, a newspaper of general circulation printed and published In the ru r St. Helens, Columbia County, State of Oregon, and that the date of the first publication thereof la the i?th day of September, 1930, end the last publication thereof will be the S9tu day of October, 1920. This summons is so published nni erved upon vou Durmmnt tn ih. der of the Honorable J. A. Eakln, Judge of said court, which order was raaoe and entored of record in aaiiv cause on the 2nd day of September, iirst publication Bantnmhnr 17 Last publication October 29, 1920 C. D. CHRI8TENSEN. Attorney for Plaintiff. Pontnffi uuress: nui Northwestern Pnl Bldg., Portland, Oregon. ....I ii SUMMONS In the Circuit Court of the 8 Late of wregun for the County of Columbia. Eola I. Furbush, Plaintiff, vs. Doug - las D. Furbush. Defendant To Douglas D. Furbush: ' in the name of the State of nr. gon, Ton are hereby required to ap pear and answer the complaint filed against you In the above entitled court and cause on or before six weeks from the date of the first pub lication of this summ6ns and If you tall so to appear and answer mut, complaint the plaintiff for want thereof will apply to the court for the relief prayed for in her nnmnlnln a. file herein, to-wlt: for a decree of this Court forever dissolving tho bonds of matrimony now exlstlne tween the plaintiff and yourself, an for a decree of this Court allowing plaintiff to resume her maiden name of Eola I Richards, and for such ot,her and further relief as to the Court may seem meet and equitable. ' This summons Is served upon you by publication, pursuant tn u nt. of the Honorable J. A. Eakln, Judge of the above entitled Court, said or der being date Sept. 27th, 1920, and directing that the same be published iu me oi. neiens Mist, once a week for six consecutive and successive weeks, and that th first nnhnn.i 6f this summons Is Oct. 1st, 1920, and mo umo ine last publication Is nur. ma, iszu. L. A. RECKEN, Attorney for Plaintiff., jsi v, r. j . ' wu mug., roruana, uregon. Seaside New road planned whinh i will enter Seaside trom Wahanna. NOTICK OF FINAL HEARING In The County CvHirt of tlio Htate of Oregon for lYIuiulila txmniy In the mr.tter of the estate of Frank W. Johnson, Caceasud, Notice Is hereby given that Minnie Johnson, exeruU r of the above en titled estate, has filed her report and final account, ai d petition for dis charge as executor. In the above en titled court; that said court has set Monday the 8th day of November, si the hour of one o'clock In the after noon as the time, and the County Court room at the court house in Hi. Helens, Columbia County, Oregon, as inn piace ror nnarlng upon said ro port and final acoi.uut, All persons uosiring io object to said final ac couni win me objections, or appear in person or by at turner at said time ana place. Dated at St. Ilciona. Oresron. Oc tober 7th, 1920. .Minnie Johnson. Executrix of lm last win and testsn.ent ot Frank W. Johnson, docensed. LOYAL M. GRAHAM, Attorney. 4 3-5 ForoHt Grovo, Oregon. Florenco Establishment of Fur nlsh road on Tlddle creek ordered by county court. LODGES 1st, ench St. Helens Lodge meets In tlio I. O. O. F. building on ttui and 4 tli Saturdays of Vlsitlnfr liroMntrM nn always given a hearty welcome. W. A. LEVI, N. O. C. W. 11LAKESLEY. Secretary. 2nd. 3rd month. Avon Lodge No. CJ Knights of Pythhis meets every Tuesday evnn lng la Castle Hall. St. Helens. Vis iting Knights always wlcnme. ORUIN 8IIE1TAKD. C. C EDISON I. BALLAGII. K of It. and S., and M. of F. X St. nolens Lodge No. 82. Vy A. F. 4 A. M. meets 1st and 3rd Thursday In nuei. month. Tlsltlng brothers cordially welcomed. H. J. SOUTHARD, W. M. M. QUICK. Secretary. U Us pah Chanter O H n t. i Vlasoats Hall the setond and fourth Ratardars ot each month Mrs. ELIZABETH li'IUSTEIl. W. U. arl BROWN, Secretary. St. Hslsna Raha'.ah TiIr w 117, USSts second anil fnnrth Th,.r. day of eaou moath Is I. O. O. F. hall laltlag members always welcome. I.ILLA r.HniiQE v n ORA BH.NNBTT, Secietary. ' ' t. Helens Cams N'n is Das xt.i rn Woodmen of Amerlcn,' moots the rirsi Wednesday of each month In the I. O. O. F. hall. . W H VAXON. Consul. H. E. LaBARE, Clerk. Drop In; Boys! IC the live spot f tlm town The gang ulwujs here the WHAT'S WHAT. THE BOYS' SMOKESHOP ntlliardH, pool, smol.mi nnd nli cool, sparkling water from our new fountain. The Boys Mcdonald & o conner St. Bl.ns, riiouo 1S7W NOTICK TO CltKDITOHH In the County Court of Uio Htate ot Oregon for the touuty of Colum bia. Notion Is hnrohy given that the un dersigned has been nppolnted ad nilnlHt rutor of tho the estate of John Kennedy, deceased, by the County Court ot the Htate of Oregon for Co lumbia County, and has Qualified. All persons having claims against salt estate aro hereby notified to present the same, duly vorlflod as by law re quired, to the undersigned at Room 121 Mohawk Duildlng. Portland, Ore gon, within six mouths from the date hereof. , Dnted nnd first published Ootober 1st. 1930. L. A. 11RANDE8. Administrator. John F. Logan, Attornoy. 42-6 Iiiillgextion, llllloiiHiicnn, Constipation Chamberlain's Tablets huvo re stored to lumltli and happiness hun dreds who were afflicted with Indi gestion, biliousness ami constipation. If you are troubled In this way give I Iu. in a trial. You are certain Io be pleased for they will benefit you. Medford Pacific cud Eastern I !u Iroiid tun ween . here anil lluito Culls purchased for $190,000. I PROFESSIONAL CARDS J E. A. ROSS I'lincriil IHivrfor Kmbnlmer BiiHluoxa Phone 23; lies. I'lionu 90-U Masonic llldg., St. Helens, Ore. 1).- directory OLUM,uBSfNTS A CO Air All Ores TJ , Murtln & ,',. u Coluinbiu city 'aunery auto repXTsA AUTO KKpaiii unto repiililng Qli.... Ullil .,.,T iwnlvo y,urs' enr in u,wll n A Kent fur f ''I HoulionUurtT'l "lay or iiIkIh nnd Hii,l ),.( H I'lionn 16SW. UllJ '". repnlrlng. T'r, Work guaranteed, .w e , .St. llHun, DR. C. E. WADE rii)Hlrlnil and Hurgeon Phone 19 Mucklo llldg. St. Unions, Ore. St. S. B. IIOSKIN DeiitUt orflro Iu llnnk Uulldlng Helens. Oregon DR. JAS. T. MARTIN I K .N T I NT 't"0'" H. nnk Uulldlng I'hotio U St. HulmiH, Oregon DR. L. GILBERT ROSS l'liyli Inn tiurgeon Office In llnnk Uldg. St. Helens DR. ALFRED j. PEEL n)nldnn and Hurgeon Hunk llull.llnr St. HolullS. nruunn JOHN L. FOOTE AtUinievwit-Ijtur St. Helens .... Oreson DR. S. II. RUSSELL tlilronri,i.i MILS. KIHSKI.U Ijt.U.m- Muuu.... Moorfiold Cabinet Stonm Hatha Hours 9 a. til In K n tn Phone 120-J , Ht. Helena. Itrnunn ST. IIKI.KNs TiTtEimTS boiiglit mid sold. All wn,k V.""' . k.i HKNNETT'H IIAKIlKn "u ins h rim ii i r I'ropH, Htrund Kt., st. BARBELS new locution orHlilng modern ire Klrst cusj BLACKSMITH shoeing bluoksmtih. rlage, auto repairs. 1 CLEANING AND pS MRS. K. L. MOHLKV-lD and itritNMiiti. i-.i i. dollies. Neckties a ttUi, Z Ion llurlw.i. ill,... 'y- .,Vrt ... ... . 1 ' ,10M n " n m is i it it i ttMi CONTRACTOR J. 11. U It I Kl 'IH C'ontractor.Bu1 tun num. Mien on ft il. Street. m. HelHis, Orejoi. I'llu driving, duck bulldltr W work and general wmi., im.. - ts.viiia. A I. IlKIt T IU U( I AX ML JleU-na, Ore, DECORATOR LYONS. THK I'AlNTER-TuOl lu'iiniiin rapnr lliinurr, karto, m. iiiiieim, iJri'Knii. rtailll, DAIRIES INliLKHIDK DAIr In W Whole Milk . From our cull, lesteu Jersey Cows, Uuillty an ire guiinitneil Try lit. M Unit tier. Ht IWcnl 1 T. S. WHITE I'mli-rdiker and I'tinernl Dim lor County I'oroniT I'linno 64 Hiwldeiicn phono 113-2 St. Helens, Oregon. JOHN L. STORLA .ltloriit').iil-jtw Telephone 10 Bt. Helens, Ore. GEO. II. SHINN Attorney.iit.f4tw St. Helens, Oregon. Dank llldg J. W. DAY Attomoy.aUI.w St. Ilolnns, Ore. ST.flELENS-PORTlWiiJ AUTO LINE Kit A M( HIIKI'AKI), I'stip. SCIItDCLH I-v. 8L Helens... Warren ....... 8cappons . , A. Fertlasi IX. T ectlana ... . . Ax. St. Hslens.... A.M. ...7:80 .. 7:46 . . 8:00 . . 120 -.10:00 .11:60 r. M 1:80 1:46 2:00 S:o 4:00 6:60 W. A. HARRIS & G. A. GORE Attorneys ""rls Uulldlng st. Hoiims, Ore. DR. M. HOWES Velorlnarlan 'otiultallon Kroo. I'hone Tabor G66I) Vrlt0 "71 K. Stark, i'orilnnd. Ore. HOTELS OKCADIA HOTEL-Tnos UHi I rup. Courteous tmttnent. Fs diiMs iicrouiniiiilulliini ud mail painters" E. L. MUCKI.B Psiillnt I puliitlng, tmiier Intiiitliif icj M ntliig. riinne 70. REAL ESTATE V T. lll.NSO.N Hiiol Eitilif Insiirnnre. Karin mid City proje; St llilens, Oregon. ) """"shoe shoF) C. C. CA ItHON Tha Shotl Slioo Making, repulrlng. Wet WilC. Ht. Helens. I SEPARATORS ) II. A. I'lll.T sells II. S. t Two w armors, iiIho repulrs and Helens, Oregon. TRANSFER COMPANY WILLIAM I ) A V I K8 Dnjtol ! Triinsfer. l'lionii 16. TUB . RESTAURANTS HT lll.'I.I.'VsJ II KSTAL'RA. (ood inuuls ii L nil houri Strand. Saturdays and Bunduva Special trip leaving St. Helens 6 p. m Leave Portland 11 p rn. VS. ULIXS ..rT., Yla frUtoBette Slough 251. ie, People's Bout STR. AMERICA Leaves Portland dally . . 2:30 o m (Sunday 1:30 p. .) Arrives -t. Helens . coo p. m. (Sunday p. m ) Leaves Bt. Helens - . . o:16 a m Arrives Portland 10:16 a.' U. HOLMAN. Agent. Uake, aM way landings. Whart foot Alder strset. I'hon- xti. A-4J04 ' " "" FRANK WILKINS, St. Helens Agent WE HAVE EVERYTHING NECESSARY when wc stnrt to fix your plumtiinfi;. No sitting around wliilo we send the l.oy back for some for gutlcn tool or materials. We don't make any more dirt than is absolutely necessary, cither. Do good work, do it quickly and do it cleanly. R. CONSTANT! N THE PLUMBER Hewitt Bldrj., st. Helens. Str. IRALDA and i o vmuiu one war. Tickets good unt U used. Boat leaves St. Helens T-55 a m R4urnln, leave. Pond V?0 Arrive at St. Helens 4:45 p. m. ' O. I. 1IOOGUKIIIK. CSiiidrenS Ailments sl! r DISORDERS of the stomach and constipation re the most common diseases of children. T correct them you will find nothing' better than Chamberlain's Tablets. One tablet at bed time wiB do the work and will make your child bright tf cheerful the following morning. Do not pun your children by giving them castor oil. Chamber lain'8 Tablets an k... 1 . ..l,.nf to fflkOi - v. uvibi turn U1U1C j;ichoojj w