4.
OREGON MIST
Entered t the PortofRee Hi St. H iene,
Oregon, M second-class mull matter.
COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER.
Isauao Kvbby Friday Morninu Br
DAVID DAVIS,
El)TO AKU PROI'RIKTOH.
... . - aUBSCRIPTIOtt f filCS :
One copy one year, in advance $1.00
Six month , 60
COUKTY OFFICERS.
Riprmenlatlve.....Normji Merrill. Clatakanle
JlHige ..........OMIIB . iMB, Kallller
C.Tit J. G. Walla. HL Helen!
Sheriff , R. 8. Hatteri, 81, Helena
Trenail rer , m. Kom, at. Helena
Hut. o( schools.. ......I. H. ComImiI, Houltoo
Aaaaiteor Martin White, St. Helena
Surveyor A. B. Little. Hntilton
Ooroaer ..Dr. II. . Cliff. Ut- Helena
Warrea Happening.
FARM NKYYS AND NOTKrJ.
Mr. Frank Nasi bat purchased new Intonating Item lor the Farmer aad
eparator. UU BelDtra.
He. rvte held servlree last Pnndav
at Rainier. t Cure Beef.
Mr. J. P. Jon, hae been laid un fur I . A brin.8 ,or l? of beef require
th.tuu.t..ith. i.n...w . gallon oi water, eia poumi oi
I " J ew-.-a v- ewwe I !. --J k.K aI
Calvin Johnson, of Rcanoooee. was a
busbies visitor at thi nW last Mon
day. .
Tbe Misses Florence and Stella Adam
are visiting at Centralis, Waeb., for a
few week.
Mr. E. Womback has been at Gray's
Harbor, combining buaineaa with pleaa
are, tbe paat week. ,
Tbe echool yard la bow encloaed by a
neat board fence which addt renr much
to the appearance of tbe place.
Dr. Cliff waa aummoned but Sunday
to the bedside of Henry Larson, er., who
baa been very iU for the part week.
Ground ia beta cleared near the
Methodiet church and preparation! are
made tor tbe erection of a? new parsonage.
Mr. Monroe, representing tbe Wtath-
erly Creamery Co., of Portland, waa
down a couple of day last week, on buai-
aalt, one and a bait poumia of brown
sugar and an ounce of aaltpeter. Stir
all together, let boil, ikimminii the acutn
off salt rise, and pour over the meat
wnen com.
To Bare Garden Seeds,
Take a acrew hook and acrew It In
overhead; then have a wire, one foot
long, come from toe boot to the rim of
a bottle. Have your need well dried
and put them in a bottle at end nf wire.
No mice or rata can get them ; they will
be aafe and dry. write name of aeed
on Paper and paste on tbe bottle.
Lrftavinf the Farm.
Let u ear a word to thoae who are
thinking of leaving the farm. Do not
do it unless you have a rood deal of ex
perience in some other line of buaineaa.
for there ia a large competition in all
lines, and if you are not onto your Job
yoa will get left. There la a tendency
for good farmer to leave the farm, but
in our opinion theee are the very onea
who should stay on the farm to set a
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
In tlia matter of ths aatats of A. M. Tluheuor.
det'ated.
NOTIVK W ItltRKKY OIVRN THAT LKT
lore of edmlntairatton on tha ealatt ol A.
M. TIrinor, rtmwuml, worn yrauted to the tin
deratgmM on tha 'ml day ol October, W01, bv the
Comity Court of Columbia Omiutv, In the kale
ot I'lrnu. kii panmua naving claims walnM
the said e.taie ara required to preaent Uiem,
with the proiwr vourhera, wlihto (la month!
from tha data of tltia notice, to tha umlenlgneit,
admlntatrator, at hli omoe, In tha City of 8t.
Helena, in laid Columbia Comity, In tha stale
ot Oregon. laud at Ihe City of t)t. Helena. Ore
gon, Uili Rttt day ot October, A. D mil
K. K. Qt'lCK,
Administrator of tha eatate of A. II. Ttchsnor.
deceaaed. a. u, Ota oar, iau,., attorney for tha
edmlnlatraior. olln
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
In tha County Court of tha Stat ot Oracou, for
Columbia County,
In tha mattar of the aatata ot John Kenntdy,
NOTICK 18 HKRKBY OIVKN THAT TKB
. "einad hu haan apiwlntad ailmliila
trator ol tha atata ot John Kannatly, daceaaed,
by tha County Court of tha thai nf ,wn
Columbia County. Alt paraona having olalma
attaluat tha aatata of Uia aald John vennedy,
dacaaaad, ara hereby uot!ltd to preteut tha
ama lo tha undaralnnait by delivery to i. O.
Watta at tlie Coiihit court Hiuii.. nl u.i..
Oraaoa, within alx utouUia from tha date hareof.
...... . . A. HKANUKb,
Admlnfatratoe of tha .t.t nf i..k v A..HUM
deoeaeed. latcd Oolobar 1H, )U. J. V. Loaan!
attorney. olduli
Seal Ettate Tranafera.
CharleaftriekMinlofi. M. Howataon, le'i
nf i.f MtillnH !M. Mtlit .U llf Hli Of
eoUou27, Ip7 n, rlwet, Umlierdiied l'JW Wl
Nellie t. tlltwott to Ophlr Mlulua Co.,
nU nf MMIiui la In a n. ! iwwik. U
iKliniantot leaM , lOOUO 00 I
L, Hanwn to Oplilr Mlulnj Co., H of
HMMlun ia. taA u. r a areML auluuiuaut
ol loot,,,,:. .,7. ".,.....10000 00
0. A. Kooh to Carrie Raupauoh, nmK ot I
aeotlon Iff, tp 6 n, f I weit 10 001
Ohorlir Hntlan lo Herborl M Wharton,
int. I.LIMI and 11. bloak M. Co-
iumblaClty, Ux dtet MOO I
United atatea to Patriok ily. patent: Dnttad I
ataioa w nna r, jonuaton, patent,
Car ef Thank.
Wa feel that we would be doing an I
Iniuatlce to ourmlvea aa welt a others I
if we did not publicly declare our appre-1
elation of the kindnese of our neighbors I
and frlenda who so williuirly assisted ua
during the late Illness and aad death of
our dear daughter and sister. .Especial I
mention i due to many who neglected 1
their homes and little one and tolled so I
hard and faithfully during all our trouble.
But a list ot all those who are deserving I
would be ao long Uiat it would not be I
appropriate on this occasion, for we thank I
one and all for their kind aasistanoe.
IICMBY LAB8XN AND FAMILY.
lVHJt'T-y-.-1"-1 ""Tn VH IV t .afuW i ' J ;i liamaa. tamaiasav ajia.aj. -r.l!t n- tmm
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
NOVEMBER 8, 1901.
KA8TERN ELECTIONS.
Sixteen of the Eastern and Southern
state. New York, Ohio, Fensylvania,
Iowa, Nebraska, Connecticut, Masea- Several thousand cords of wood and
chuaetts, New Jersy, Rhode Island, la lot of cedar pilina and telegraob pole
joiorado, Ksiisas. Virgtuia, HiMisaippt. are banked at Adama landing awaiting
u .,,., uuw.u uuu, u mipmenb most 01 we wooa naa peea
autts elections uui meeaay, ana tne re- aold at I3.40 to 2 50 per cord.
republicans but to the nation. In aome . A.Tei7 P'?n IHtledinner party waa
Utea heavy republican gain were wnuerea aara. urew las batumay py
made. In Nebraska the republican state
omcera were eiectea oy increased major
itiea given in the last election. Iowa
MVifl ...MnU inm Kef iuwm. nnn
Mias Gertrude Lvnch accidentallv hln Oka-t manw aWala-lakafAAf atia Aj wan
alipped, while walking; along last 8un-1
day morning, and ia now auffering from to tf.. Kw.
XI mm a anan htvz. von nan tmt tkam
AI R. Rarlft mnlenml.lu. mnerine. Kle InKn.-. . T- tv. ..J - .1.-
houae aome distance aonth and nnaror hnttXn lth . thloW l.e nl i. 2?ViJL! ''r and Ke.
the road, also building a barn and mak-1 the eege on end in thi layer ol aalt. so via:
ing other improvemeuU aborUy. that they cannot touch the aide ot the warkin a. wood.
The church social to be i ven bv the P10 or .,ch other-. WP. y? 5?I '!'? . a, r I wsat.
ladies of the Ohm K.ana-elir.1 -he,h npietea, cover wiut aalt and add an- r X"'""'."'
haa been postponed on til Wednesday of ,,ne.'. w5rr 01 .W ln. ?"' manner, aald land, vta:
next week on account of the funeral.
CASTOR I A
For Za&nta and CUldna.
. Department ol tha Interior.
Land Uinoa at Oregon CH y, Urngoti,
f)f.,ilw.. ! lOAl
NOTtC IS HKRKBY 01VKN THAT THS
follotVIn Mamitul aatllaap haa Ml
MriusdW Til Kind Tea Raw kkzn Eaugkt
Mlver, t Urernn Cily, ()rtn, uu ISoTmber 27. ha
H. K Niv 19 7111 ha 1 m-wwm mmmvm
The Kind Ton Hare Alwftjr Bong-tits wid wLlch tuut bom.
lu uaa tor over SO yeai-fte baa born tb glflrnatar ef
and has Men mftd trade hit pta
CiCAj4 Allow no one to deceive ton lu thiM.
All Oounterfttlto Imltatlona and Jnt-a-jrood" are but?
Experiment that trifle with andndtuntertn health of
Infitatt sad CUlldren-Kxperleno agalaat Hxpcriiueata
What lo CASTORIA
Oaatoria i a harmleu trobatltuto for Castor Oil Itrtv
gorlo. Drops and Sootblntr Syrnp. It 1 rieatuanl. It
contains neither Opium Morphine nor other Kareotlo
nbatanoe. IU aaro ia It foarantoe. It deatroya Wornxi
and allaya Fereriahnetta. It cure Dlarrbooa and Wind
Colic It relieve Teething; Troubles, cure Constipation
and Flatulency. It aaalmllates the Food, reijulavtea tha
Stontaeh and Howels, riving- healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's IVunaceaThe Mother's Friend.
Continue until the box is filled, then
nail on the top and turn the box half
over once a week. Use no egg that haa
been laid over twentv-four hours, and
they can be put away during the sum
mer while cheap, for winter use or ale
when acaroe and high in price.
Will Meet la Portland.
J. W. Bailey, state food and dairy
oontlnaoua residence upon and cultivation ol I
o. r. nauaro ana Jonn Roberta,
. SZfJ-M. aa ft i""l-A"A fi I ft a a . a
Signature o WL&ZKUiAU I a.UiriC laUQ I WrllaH U
Bean ths Signature of
DIED.
of fittabui
Orearon. an
Oregon. oiijnZI
f" 2r0,,i.R- Barna, of Hudann,
Jd David B. Partrh. of Oreaon CHr,
isnffl CHAa. B. Mo6ltE0, Hegtatsr .
NOTICE TOR PUBLICATION.
. Departmeat of tha Interior.
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon,
NOTICE 19 HKRKBY oivWjKt'rTi t
11 foltowlna-naraed aattlap haa Sinn MilM nf
hia Intention to make fluai proof Inaapportof
republican elected their governor by
vu,uuu plurality, tne largest ever Known.
Ohio gave an increased republican
majority, the governor being elected by
60,000 plurality, geth Low defeated
the Tammany candidate for mayor of
Greater New York hv 40.000 Dlnralitv.
Kansas elected the republican candidate Th
her daughters, Mrs. D. Cooper and lira, commissioner, hits returned from a six fie claim, and that aald proof will be made b.
Carpenterand eon, Edgar, th occasion week' trip East, where he went aa a Sl9miSat'''
being tbe .ixty-third anniversary of delegate to the National Association of H0- 'Hi.t".yU:
their mother's birth. A very pleasant
ume was enjoyed oy an.
Service were held at tha Grace
church last Sunday morning and even
ing by Rev. Ballantyne. A reception to
people wishing to finite with the church
waa tendered them in the evening.
who united were Mr. and Mra.
Laaun. At W aires, November 4, 1001 Ml
May Helena, dauithterof Mr. and Mra. Henry
Laraen, aged IS years, t montha and 0 days.
lfeeeeaed natl been a nattent aurrarer fn a I
nuutoer ot years, out ouiy within ins paat year
her health beaan falllna oulta raitldle. r.
neral aervlcea were held at tha Urace ehureh I
weaneaoay lore noon, avnduotad by Hay. Bal
lantyne, and the rental na were laid ao real la I
the Odd Fellows' ornieterr. "To llva In haute I
ws ways oaoina u not to ale."
Death, tha aad and allent boatman.
Haa borne one we loved to the ether shore ;
Her say laugh and gentle preseue
Will be fell and asea ao mors.
Llks lbs opening roaa that la out down
Before It ahetla lta aweet perfume.
ror governor ov BDOOt lu.uuu. lammnv I iw.nl.. rvnnn.. u mi n u:.
ha received another blOW and iS I M.rtha namonflr anl'lf. V.l.
ai.l. .k;-i . i t.i; '
and the result show that the people of
we nation are urea ot ism ana ague-
Bt... 1 c i r... . i.u I "' runif,
mw iwi; auu auw alieurtujnufco, ueiu
at Buffalo. Mr. Bailey eocceeded in
getting the aasociation to meet in Fort- WMt- HS names the following wltneaeea to We. with meek aubnlaalon boa.
land next year, and the date fixed is l'?"' attd culu- In Uses koum tf deepeat gloom.
Bartraw. Jerry Kandknller, all of Hoalton, Or..
and Frank Wortmaa, ef Vernonla. Or.
o&u C1IA&. B. MOORKB,
Kegiater.
Tbe Kind You Hare Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
Faagent Parag-rapk.
tion. The nation is on a safe, solid basis,
and the people seem content that it
should remain there.
A NEW VERSION.
Many people have a misconception aa
to the right of people in making tim-
oer tana entries, sua indeed we unnk
the law is greatly at fault in this mat
ter. Everybody i supposed to have a
homestead and also a timber right. The
forroor ia free and for the latter a charge
of $2.50 per acre ia made. One man
to a farm ia all right but timber land
cannot be handled that way. When a
man or company engage in the lumber
buaineaa they cannot do ao with 160
acre of timber, but they must have
thousand of scree. Bow are tbey to
ue secured r mere is tne acnool lands,
mtroaa iano ana government lands.
Th two former can be bought outright
in large tracts, but the railroad grant
imply take in odd lections, ao, a the
government own the even section they
must do secured uirougn otner cnanneu.
The framera of the United States land
laws no doubt contemplated that the
man owning a farm should be allowed a
umber or wooded tract close to hi farm
A wiae man in business mav be a fool
in lave.
Only a fool would trust a man who
says tbe world owe him a living.
Some men keep from being mooned
upon oy oeing aisagreeaDie.
July 8, 9 and 10. This aasociation is
composed of the food commissioner of
each auu, there being about 21 states
that have them, and their aim ia to get
a national pure food law passed by con
gress making the law regulating the
sate ana manufacture of roous we same
in every stau. A bill will likely be in
troduced in congress thi fall to that
effect.
Labor's Reward.
"Hello, Mr. Farmerl What are you
doing t" "Pigging potetoea." "Have
you any for aalet" "No." What are
you doing with them T" "I sort them in
piles." YWhat do you do with themT"
ine big pile of fine potatoes yoa see
No mors will we hear her gentle voire,
kui m um'u aer ww.
And her sweet voiee and gsntls wont
STOCK FARMHI SALE.
TT'OR BALK, AN KXCKLLKNT STOCK AND
A... dJ,T ranch, located on mainland aide of
Willamette aloarh, Ave miles from Bt Helena.
There are (70 acres, mors or leas. In ths place,
which la capable of producing a living for 00 or
1CW head of atock. Bafflcient meadow on which
cut tone ot nay yearly: daily boat for
city pasaea place at? a. to.; 26 head of stock
sale. For further particulars call at place or ad
d!S" . . . MKB- c- BBLKNK,
Cars 8tr. America. ' gt. Helena, Oregon.
I Are allent with us now.
I We laid her awaj In hsr springtime,
But her aoal la at reel with her Ood.
And the flowere ahe loved ao tenderly
Shall hleeaom and bloom 'mid tbe sod.
Farewell, loved one, yon are at net,
Yoa will never know aught palm
No mors by earthly cares dtatreaeeri,
No sad, dUtraetlug thoughts again.
Bm. .. .M ..I.. 11 . . , j
at ror ine I -wie eueua river,
stock for Oyer which our loved have gone:
-v- w . ww Mieti uieai anem.
Never more to walk alone.
PROFESSIONAL.
S. H. GRUBER,
MTTORWEY-AT-LIW.
Office with K. I. Quirk,
ST. I1ELKN8, t OKKOON.
Will give beat paraonal sttentlon to all lesal
matters animated lo ine. Will practice Id all
I tne naie ana uuiteu otates courts.
CATTLE fOR SALE.
j . : . i . . . T
Distence doesn't lend enchantment to over j"er I give to tbe landlord as land j havk thirtekn head of catte that
rem ror tbe privilege ot living on tbe I - 1 aeaire to sen. Among ths lot an four
one' view of the almighty dollar.
A woman
unreasonable,
help it.
Tbe man who wait for somethinor to
turn up is apt to discover that it ia hi
toe.
A run of bad luck
working man made ; tbe third pile I give
to the politicians a tax. and the little
ones I give to the hogs, and what the
nogs don't eat I eat myself. So, you see,
between the landlord, thai mnnnv tnrrl I
mav not remnva I ih. Mt:.:: i . t. ' .i f v . I
. , , - , 7T rf . i " tnjtiuvtauia auu aim uauor nun, i iret i
the mote, but it tekea the beam out of I my livinw . "What do vou do with
... earth : next to the biggest pile I give to cow".""!1oun" ". hree yearling heifers
ni2?t?1m7t toli. ? mo MintSeai For thFpri" JK,W!SJTO55
, but she aimply can't lege ot using tbe tool that aome other ma at Houlton. Or c.VkwKT
ttt I fnmn o nnrin
BUT AMD SBLL STAfLS
AND FANCY
GROCERIES
Hardware, Feed,
Dry Goods, Notions
AT LOWEST HYING PRICE
Bean las
Slfaatsrs
sf
BTOniA.
I IN Hifal Toi Hra lUwari gtcjjt
W. H. POWELL,
ATTOIWEYAT-L.iV.
pkfvtv DisraitT Arroaxav.
ST. HELENS, t ORKOON.
a fellow' eye.
If aome people were to weieh everv
word they utter it would be decidedly
. u i
auugu vai auw scatim. .
Back frem Heme.
the hogs T" "I give them to the rail-
road companies for hauling the big po-1
wuwa to toe iana ana money toraa."
A Pretty Caatoaa.
' A pretty practice which prevail ln
aome pans of the East, and to some ex
tent in the Northwest, i that of gi vine-
Mr. G. E. Tvaxkiearir-x rntnrnaul In I the farm a distinctive name. Baaidaa I
bia family in thia citv hut Thnradav (mm tne sentiment attached to designating
Caoa Nome, whithetr h aant tha firat tbe farm with aome nrettv smumni.
of last June with an exploring party. ' has iU useful side in giving itadefl
Tbe gentleman baa a most intereatincr nite location. Each farm with ite name
for lumber or fuel, but in thi section of account of hi trip and experience and distinct place, whereas, those un
the errantry the farm and timber lands ia able to furnish valuable information named are merely ao many tracts or
are distinctly asperate and apart and m regard to the entire Nortberncountry. (acre of land. Tbe named farm ia easier
therefore ere not of much nse to each His trip covered a period ot five montha. find and indicate that tbe owner haa
other. When the timber ia cut off in I ""ring which time he traveled many Pride in it tbat it ia home. Then it is
most ease the land ia left abaolntelv thousand milea. He crossed the straight easier to address mail matter, and in re-
worthless. - . land landed in Siberia, where he re- turn, the farmer may, like other busi-
The odlv way to nut thia timber in mained two or three dava. Mr. Tvas- ne" men. have a line of printed letter
a good use and to convert it into a mew kiewicx aay tbat in the vicinitv of Cane and bill heads, envelopes, etc.. which
chaaUble product is to build sawmills Hope there are great dee posits of a most COBt bt little more if aa much, aa the
and to work on a large scale, but this valuable quality of coal, but it ia wholly same amount of blank paper bought in
cannot be done on 160 acres of land. It inaccessible on account of the condition mall lots. These are small thinga, but
mnn I. fb.a n nnJ U 1. . i. - nf (ha Miaat Tk. nnnf n. I.ll...: ia oftAfl iriftm that nl.fr. In thn an.n
.. w up tuu IWUptU, UU lOMJ at nuv wui.t,. r mu HIV TlUltiltr - " . hh. ...w u.nu,
large tract to handle profiubly. In doing of Cape Nome, Mr. Tysskiewica aay, ia make him Uke more pride in his aur-
thia eompaniee need to be organised and destined to surprise the world ln the roundings, and lead bim to appreciate
communities prosper thereby from the richness and extent of gold tbat will be Me. Homestead,
increase in the demand for labor and taken from there in the next few year, Care Daring Holt,
material. More money ia brought into pot it ia not a jxxw man' country. The most tryiog time in the life of a
.... - ev.tuutawju i - -e" .-I"" .r ucn ia aurinz ine annual molting neriod.
IS1.7-m,,n". .1 ;t':Tu 'lca ef nd the owner can best show bis quali
pecta to return to the North in the early ficationsasa poultryman bythe man
,Plnf ' " ner 'n which he carea for hi flock at
Ohit.r ........ tW toe Many a prixe-winning pullet
, uu.,.v. i uaa ueveiopea into a very oroinarv ben.
simply because through being neglected
Brain-Food Nonsense.
Another ridiculous food fad haa haan
branded by the most competent author
ities. Tbey have disDelled the slllv nn.
tion that one kind of food I needed for
brain, another for muscle, and still an.
other for bones. A correct diet will not
only nourish a particular part of tha
body, but it will sustain every other
B. P. Gsaiiam. T. J. Clsktom
Attorneys-at-Law.
SO Man)tuua Building, Portland Oregon.
Columbia County boat sees will receive prompt
1. W. DAT
W. B. MLLARD
DILLARD & DAY.
Office next door lo Coo rt house, .
ot, u&Lajia, unbtfun.
Oeneral practice la eonrta of Oreana er Waah.
Ingtou, AUatracu matie direntljr from oouuly
irasuon or avspepsia. iou must pre
psre for their appearance- or prevent
their coming by taking regular doses of
Green' August Flower, the favorite
medicine of the healthy million. A
tew dose aid digestion, stimulates the
liver tO healthy apt Inn nnrifnn lh.
blood, and makes you feel buoyant and Phvstlrinn. an A Stu.i(tnn.
irtDr.q.O.OrseB't " B " J9
Dr. Edwin Ross,
CI .
U.v.jwv3U, vrxuvu. - .1
DOWI-COUNTT PEOPLE SHOULD
OO TO THB
Clatskanie
Drugstore
FOB THXtB
vigorous. You can
reliable remedies at tbe St. Helens phar
macy, uet ureen s special almanac
O
Bean tea
Stealers
sf
ST. HELENS, OREGON.
thereby. What would Grant's Pass
have been now had it not been for the
enterprise of tbe Sugar Pine Door
Lumber Company? They have carried
pn a large business and expended mil
lion of dollar here, clearing tbe for
ests of ita timber. Large companies
can make nse of these tract of timber
and tbe country at large receives a gen.
era! and permanent benefit. To hold
tbat each quarter section teken i to be
made nse of by the man Uking it is
nonsense. ' We need saw mill and great
lactone ano ue sooner we get tnem
the better. There has been a tendency
of late on the part of the land office at
Washington to thoroughly investigate
for "fraud" all entries where there are
a body of men making application at
aue same ume, ont mis naa tne appear
ance oi oeing a "Diua" to make tbe pen-
fH uiiqk uia i gome pig omciai at wasn
ngton ia particularly guarding the peo
ples- in u-reats. mere are some people
n.kn .1 . I. ... 1 .1
w uu wu a wte w ucwiwr anerej ia any in1
dostry or not. Whether tha timber ii
made into lumber or cot down by forest
fire and consumed into ashes. But the
thriving, energetic business people want
u see ouetneas ana enterprise ana new
ones sunoa.
From what ha taken place lately in
regard to "forest reeerves" would indi
cate that thi great watcbf nines over
the man who take op 100 acres of tim
ber land and Bella it to aome company
ia uat a cover to conceal tne main mo
tive in making aome of our more re
cent "reserves." Mr. Hermann, the
commissioner of tbe general land office,
is no doubt principally responsible for
this watchfulness over the people's in
terests, but most people would rather
hear the buxs of the caw and industry
. wian to do sept pace a decade in tbe
advancement justly due na to give aome
official the satisfaction of having done
something he thought to be popular
"w uio pwpio. oouteumea a man let
hi political ambition run away with
his better iudgment, and Mr. Herman
aeem to have a failing that way.
tit-ant's Pas Observer.
TkixAMOOx county haa S60.0O0 of pub
lie debt, with $37,891 of resource, ao
coraing to ine semiannual statement
ot tbe county clerk, published last
week. Columbia county owed that
much three and a half year ago. Do
business over there, gentlemen, and yoa
aws pun odi.
It enema now to be about a settled
thing that the 1006 Lewi and Clark ex
position will be a go. Promoter of the
plan in Portland have organised and
decided to raise $300,000 in that city.
Mr. U. W. Corbett haa headed the list
.. iWft aa. tn.tL T .U L - I .
mount deaiml to be raised there. I
Drugs and
Medicines
Susan Camp-Cloninger-Sbattuck, who at thia eeaaon.
died at ber late home, near Scsppoose, Tbe ben, in making her new coat of
wa born near Richmond, in Brunswick feathnra n.n n-l. -rir ,h h. ..
ond these
. ... , ,8 7 ra 1 1 are no oi toe best quality we cannot
pr moved to Missouri in 1846. thence Fowl during the molt require little
til I ItWMMn in I UAU. la-uaaa a mmrm aw aa Jaa.ll.. 1 1 a ' v e . a ". . 1
.n ...uu, uu.uuiuuuu i latiening lood, neimer do tbey need)
land claim near Bcappooae, where she any drag nor tonic if they are in good
raaulArl mnltnmwi . nn.il hn. .1 . u I I J I
uu... ucatu. 1 uvaitfl.
CHOICB
Toilet Articles and Perfamerj j
Dr. J. HALL, frtprhtet
Clatskanib :
afSnSVC
When you feel that life is hardl.
worth the candle take a drum nf
ber Ui n't Stomach and 1 Avmr Tahlate
I They will cleanse your stomach, tone np
juur iivrr auu regulate your bowels
making you feel like a new man.. KW
I Mile at the St. Helen pharmacy.
GEORGE L. PERRINE
.Contractor.
BRICK MASON AND PLASTERER
House-Raising, Etc.
estimate furnished on application. All I
wors guaranteed.
CLAT8KANIK, : : OREOON.
Dr. II. It. Cliff,
Physician arid Surgeon
ST. HELENS, OREGON.
Dr. J. E. Hall,
Physician and Surgeon
ULATSKANIE, OREGON.
Dr. C.L. Hatfield,
Physician and Surgeon.
VEKNONIA, OREGON.
WHITE COLLAR LINE
Poammi-tsTOBit route.
Oatoov.
E8TABM8HKD
....1901
8TEAMER "TAHOMA."
"'"a'laefa.MBBiWl
Daily Round Trips Sioept Buudaj. .
Thenueh Vnrtl.nA .....n ,.l ....
M.hntil i "garner
n.:rr:TT,'-"? ."" "h wm neacn ruinta.
6. tl "ssiiT Ti;r,,w ,"h
aaaeaiiiaaa.
In the company with which decenaed
crossed tbe plain were Colonel Ebee,
uwrgw n. coone, air. nen, Mr. Hay
board and Dr. Baker. TWnaawi u ha.
lieved to have been the last survivor of
that company. There are six children
surviving the deceased, all of whom
were born in Columbia county. Thev am
Thomas Cloninger, Mr. J. R. K rakes,
Mrs. Maggie Wlckersham and Mr. Le-
iitia Stevens, of tjesppoose, David Clon
inger. of Deer Island, and John ft. C.l,.n.
inger, of Kalama.
Small doses of fine, drv aantl im ah.
latest ireag "remedv" far dvananaia
8omebow thi (Decide recaJla tha nanart
of a dirtinguished American that aiz
feet of gravel is the only core for bay
fever.
the Atol&1mHmVmmZaigt
Avoid all unnatural stimulants, but
give plenty of range, if possible, feeding
wbeat. Oata and lean meat nr amnnd
bone. If the stock cannot be given food
range, a plentiful supply of green food
should be provided and the scratching
shed floor covered with fresh litter.
Poultry should be orotected from dranirht
an umes, out especially during the
molt, a they are naturally weaker at
thi time and more liable to cold and
roup than at any other eason of the
year. t,ice should be carefully looked
after and destroyed now and everything
done to help the ben through their
molt, aa the best result in egg produc
tion, a well as in tbe show pen, are ob
tained iroin tne early molting hen.
Th United State can spare 230,000,
000 bushel of wbeat for export this
year and American farmer have learned
mat tne price of silver ha no relation
wnateyer to ita value.
Stanwooif & Sherman Bros.
-MABUrACTDBga Og
Lumber
Bridge Timbers and
Ties a Specialty.
We mannfaetnrflntlaire rough lumber
for all purpoeee for the trade, which w
sell at a moat reaaonable Bgnr.
Dimension Lumber.
Price at the Mill, $6 Per M.
YANKTON, OREGON.
CITATION.
JOHN A. BECK
DEALER IS
Lssra Port! an1
I Leave Aawna
. Company Tickets.
TIME CARD.
...7 A. M.
7 P.M.
Watches, Diamonds, SilTenare,
....JEWELRY....
Eepairing a Specialty.
7 Morrison gt. Bet Front A Flrat, PORTLAND. 1
Special
Movement
In watches 1 Balding Bro.1
celebrated 17 to 21 jeweled
special. It will stand more
The Dalles-Portland Route.
8TR. "BAILEY QATZERT."
Between Portland, The Dalies
and way points.
jfaepeee. w
ttlflieIrfalf'
f) SiionjrliiHii
Asa
UMQTlPilCIHC
Dbabt
ma
Chleago
I'nnlaatl
Siwelal
;0U a. ta.
via llont-
Ingtaa.
Malt Uks.'Dsavet.lt
wann.Oinalia.Kaa.,
aaa city, at. Unila,
vBiaafo at aaet.
Allantle
K i press
t top. at.
via Hunt-lagwa.
M. real
raat Mall
DO p. ra.
via
Spokane
TIMR ('HRDJI.IS
raOM rUHTLAMU.
KallUke, Denver,).
yonh.WniaJia, Kea
aaa Wly. Hi. InalaJ
LBicaguaaa turn.
Walla Walla. Uwta.
ton, npoaaua, w
tare, Hailtnaa. Slia-
Duluib, Milwaukee,
iuiGgo anq aaat.
Aaaiva
rasa
:p.Bv
:a.am.
:. a-'4
H1M A I a IIIVRII ItVMKJBIOIUa.
raen rtiTt.A-a.
I All aalllng data sub-l
JfH lu chaute. .
P- na. ror Men Praueiaro P
-. Hall every Svadara.
ka.aun'riar 0""W fvtear f
lp.m. aaaviBga. , ,
a. Wlllafaetie River. M ;
Il.minfla Derew A Way-land . e "dy
Sain. 4'SOa. m,
Tuee.Thar. Corvallla and Way- Mob. Wed
aad Hal. Landings and tri.
Willamette aa Yam- .
awl!' Om , City. Daytoa. f
and Way UnJiiiga. "
Lv. Rlparta aae Mlvar. Lv.Uw'tea
fl:40a. ra. dally at
daily Rlparia lo Uwlaton. t at j. m.
A. L. CRA.IO,
General raasenger Agl., Poitlakd, Orc.
11 STORIA & COLUMBIA RIYER
H RAILROAD COMPANY.
DAILY.
TIMC CARD
Lesvs Portland Toes., Thnrs., at-.
Arrive at Tha li.li.. ..... j. '
Utave The Dalles bun., Wetl.; 'irtZ.
Arrive st Portland, same da. i. "
-7 A.M.
.- f. M
-7 A. M
- f. M.
Chamberlain's Stomach anrl ll, i...i, ........
tablets cure biliousness, constipation . u coonty of Columbia.
and headache. Thev ara ataav tn l.l. IB the matter of the estate of 0. C. Jaonlah. Aa.
nil nln...n I- -tr.lt rr , 'i . ., I eaaawl.
H1TC. igrWiaitU- V.U.n il,lk.M I, W- n. . n ,. w
St. Helen pharmacy. I yomb, Cottage Orove, Or.; Netu'barrett, Kan-
a I aaaee, iii,; Martha Campbell, areat Park, 111.,
On 1,1. Inn- ivl a i .v. fS? .'"'. Oafnayllle, Oa.. and ali
- o Y vn.wa. uum a.iv , H,'-a w aniiwwn. greeting;
Pacific Captain Clark, of the Oregon. TNJHlt OrTHffei'ATeoiV'oRKCOM:
asked not to be entanrrled wirJ. i..Y f" "J""fT P1. required to ap.
tinna. hao.na. h. nl. .kin 7.1:. .r.'" ff?"" ''.' "'Ore-
entire Spanish fleet. The finamah mA.
fps32222sl Belding Bros.
miral aroided tbe Oregon m an ancer-
miiu pruptmiion.
ixtcvTOR's tones.
NOTICK IS HERRBY GIVBH THAT THB UN
deralgned haa been, by the Hon. J. B
of Oregon, for Columbia County, confirmed mm
executor of tha aatnt. nf fi B Qt.....Z
deoaaaed, and legally appointed aa aaeh exeeV
r nd allperaona havina elalma aKaloet
aaia eatata are hereby reaulrad ta nmion th. i
w " ""' proper Toacnon, at my
ber , iwl. THOMAS A. CLONINGER
axecutoi ' of the eatate of aaaan R. Bhattnek.
w. m, roweu, Attorney for Eieoutor.
ty of Columbia, at the Court-
bu netena, in tne County ef
deceaaed,
aiiue
gon, lor the Count
room thereof, at I
Columbia, oo or before the Sth day of Decem
ber, isul, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon of tbat
day. then and there to how cauae why aa order
bould not be granted authorlilng aald artmln
'"raWa to aell tha real eatate ot aald decedent
.. ... . 'uiiu.i, wvii. a ue weal nail oi ins
northeeet quarter of aectloa 14, townablp north
of range i weat; also about twenty acrea de
scribed aa fnllnva. .Itx.iy.rf In thi ,
Columbia, flute of Oregon, beginning at norlh
weatcorner of aactlon 12. town.hina nnrtn n
range two weat; thence aouth 40 roda, thence I
east to the Columbia Hvar Ihnnn. Hnnrn i
etreata following ths maaader thereof lo ths
north boundary line, save and except about '
thirty acrea tlinMfmn. nn ilu ..... i .it. i
.... vi ama profMenv.
Witnen. the Hon. J. . Doan. Judge of the
...7,1111. UJUll M IN. MUtr. nt IIMm. ... ,).. , .1
County of Columbia, with the seal' of aaid:af9
i-ourt aflllxed, Ihls 26 h day ol October, A. D.
4
4
4
4
H
FOB rOBTLAND. DAILY.
.".-'' -TBAMIB-
"America,,
Willamelt Slongb Route
r "I
Leave Bt. Helen. ... 6:80 A M
Arrive at Portland. .10:30 A M
Leave Portland ..... 2:80 P M
Arrive at St. Helen. 6:00 PM
aTABB bo cun t:
Will Carry Nothing bot Passen-
gers and fast freight.
MEALS THf VtRV (tT,
LANDING AND OVrfne,
jar than any other move- r ' 'dr utreet. Both 'Phones Main m,
ment on tha markk W. featLaao, Oaaooa. " "1'
guarantee them to keen E- W.Cbichtok, agent, Portland : Pba
perfect time. 7,H",f, Baa. agenta, Hood River: J.
rt-Ka , i'r.7 "8nl' Vancouver; WoLroan
T .V. ffi t WT,M' 'enu' Wnit 'mon ; Joia
f -ii) Aiiurw,
a)S Third St.. - Portland.
r. a.
1.00
I 0ft
lao
I M
I 44
I SO
I M
I OS
IS
S7
10 00
10 OH
io ao
10 w
A.M.
CO
06
IS Itft.al
f 9 tU.t),
40 m.t
SO lAV.ll
10 00 .
10 10 'M.I
10 'it 71..
is as Its i
10 m last
11 06 flo.9
ii is :ws 4i
it SO W) ;
aTATION
Lv Portland Arl
.... thibie ....
... Ralaler ...
... Pyramid...
.. Mayger.,..
....Qulncy ....
..Clatakauls..
.. Marahiand..
., WiMinort..,.
.M.Ciilton..,.
....Knappa,,,.
. ., Mvemwm..,.
...John Day.,.
Ar. Aalorla Xv
OAH.Y-.
a. a.
II 10
10 06
W
So
t SO
t II
t w
w
7
I IT
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1
r. m.
t 40
s 00
T M
12'
f IS
"1!
n
f 90
I 10
A!1 " naks cloas eonnentlons st UoMs
with Northera Paeliio trains to and from tha
Kaat and Honnd Bainia, At Portland with all
L,int',f,","t,,D',n dOT' At Aatnrla wilh I.
R. a 14. Co.'atioat and rail Una to and from II-'
waoo and North Heaefi point.
. ramnirera for Astoria or war points muat tag
tralna at Houltoo. Trains will atop to let pas
,n?,?,?'lf ' HoBlton when coming from polnlS.
aWafiaU lag fkattlav Gt mt BBW
Jen. Psta. Agt,. Astoria. Or
Steamer JOSEPH KELLOGG .
Uavss Portland on Taeaday, Thursday and Bat-
rlv at 7a.au for
It. Htltnt, Kaltma. Cumin Powt, Ralnitr
ffg mtt,
Arriving at Portland Monday, Wad
aaadav and frldav at 3 a. m.
Wharf foot of Salmon Bt H. BOLMAN. Agsal.
1901.
SEAL
Clerk.
JAM? tlOOD. Maalar.
U Li '
m "" Tf llf J lffg.afc A
Clatskanie and Portland
...ROUTE.
STEAMER SARAH DIXON.
Leaves Portland Tuesday and Thursday
at6p. m., for Clatskanie and way land-
Infra ? Rnnrlaw ... a n n. 1 r . i , . . .
" , -. v. .... IUI yjm. roint.
Bprtramgo
. Leave Clatskanie Wednesday mil u-.i.
ftl pi.m ', tide P"ittlngi leave
Oak Point Monday at 8 p. m, '
n t
71
THE NEW YORK STORE 1
IS OFFERING GREAT BARGAINS IN
Clothiriff-$
Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots. Shoes, Etc. i
Cooper Buildinff. Wnln
or uunrij. ki iia iir.iHiiN. i jriMriiii.