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Newspaper Page TextOREO ON MIST I uwr.iuiCHHj. te-.-.- ,. t -.arfryg , .......-eai , statared at the Portoffioe at Helens, 10 of Gee . te be Uraw Uregen, m eeeonsl-elase mail matter. COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER. Ujii.Lu.il !.. ilji' mw..J Isaim Kvsbv Failtav Mosxinu Br KEKI.KB l(. UABUKRT, Ewitum aeu Paoraiirroe. tram Darlag Ue Prsweal Year. HOULTON KljUCKItTION PRICE: One copy ea fear, In advance 11.00 fix months 60 FEBRUARY IS, luns. This paper U kept on Ala at the Ore fa Press Assoriatioo Room 9. Hamil ton building, Portland, Oregon. THAT HABllXG ACT. The enabling act giving the retiJenU ut Columbia county the privilege of vot ing a tbe re-location of the county eat fees pawed both bootee aud become a thiag ol reality. The bill provides that there ehati be a special election on the first M.day in June, 1903, and the town or place receiving the greater naiaberof votes, etiall be the county rat of Columbia county. In cane no town or place ahall receive majority of the votes cast as provided in this act, second election shall be held ou the first Monday in July, 1003, when the two places receiving tbe highest num ber of votes at the preceding election aball bs the candidates, and tbe one re ceiving the Unrest number of votes hail be declared the county Mat. Till Mist believes that if the people olColsinjbia county desiie to vote on the re location of the county seat that they should be accorded that privilege. And they have expressed that wish by petition. So fair-minded person can ay that thev ibonld not have that priv ilege, but the question should he voted Upon at a general election. Not that sui-h a time won Id give any particular point an advantage, bnt it would be a matter of economy and so immense sav ing to the taxpayers of the county. Tbe cost ol two elections will put the county n debt, and the money could hsve been rxpeaded on much needed road improvement. The cost of two special lections would purchase a portable sawmill or two rock crushers for road improvement. These are facts that canaot be disputed. It is stated that there were seven ilea sgainst the bill ia the senate. About i IP Inch of snow full here Us Friday night. Ou.i llrgvla was in from Bachelor Fiat last Saturday. The N. I. li again resumed ti e K avrl to Columbia Cli v. : Dudley Meeker and Jacob Oswald : have been on the eit-k list this aeek. I A IiaIiv 01.1 haim In I It ittifM of Martin Harvey, W F Hiatt, J M Hill, Tr mvtrwlrtrii firmer L-nmvs i t. ' nl ,. uh,.-!., I . A- S a . I W II . I I I . " - wuui IU ICVJ 1119 IV9 iu t . ii i n i I: t I the most milk, his pigs to get the most pork, his hens to Science. Following is lha list of tnapayersj drawu at the January term of toe , County Court, who are subject to uiili ! tarv dj'V dorm 11W3: Misl-J tl Aldridge, Anton Rirkeu- UliTtCr. V fOllg ICCdWg IS , feld, John Koxier, Krick Kricksen, I John W. poster, Aaron liisselbcrg, U F Llndgren. C 1, Melis, R B M on, Joh A P Ruddinian, Jibu The matter of feed is ol tremendous importance to the loss. Right feeding is profit. I Can't Afford A Tailor-Made SUIT. to nbvlulM lse ililfl nil ati'l overcoats at at our ilitT'ienl slin'iia reasons have Uut Uivii get the most eggs. son, S D Powell, Walla. CJ'iincy Andrew M Anderson, E K Chipman, J Kncksoit, U $ Ulenu, N B HendrickKin, V K Junrn, J II Luuim, Ch rle Overlie, K S I'avne. Mayger Kdaard Anderson, John W Boals, John Bryunt, lanac Iavi, J Kr ickran, John W Hutfiiian, Jotin Mo Adam, William McCollum, William Roberts, John S.iil. Deer liland Norman A Anderson, Joseph llullnlity, John King, Cbarlea Olsen, Herman Smith Rainiei Oavar B Anstine, Kiue Bickuell, Di-an B.anchard, Martin Both, H R Dibble, Jrtee A 'iiecut, F M Fowler, Fred liirt, Jowph Hack en bush, J R Ileadlee, iieorge F. M e.'k, Thomas Morris, W M Terry, Jee R y, G W Richardson, T N Ryckmau, C U Thayer. Hudson A C Atton, R li Johnson. Yankton-c L A.res. j n Brinn, j the Lime and Soda make bone W Charlton, II O Howard, K R Hyde, j J a wik.trom. and brain. It is the standard Houlton R H Bailey, John Derdah', week. We see Charles Rraddouk bvliind the . But how about the children t "i'0'''- ' io.iiion m j I'eny's store. Are they fed according tO tieurge Kelley and Charlrs ltra.ldvHrk - , , ., , ' took the royal btiuibrr degree in the ! wculi:, a uunc iuuu uuut:3 Artisana last Friday night are soft and undeveloDed. a Mr-mn Mr- T- J- f lort . lami, vieirei witu mr. and .Mrs. . rT flesff and muscle food if they IVrry Ut Saturday end tiondav. Una of the large men of this ilme mnmrk. Inn w hur Vm liw 1 illw for isr as tistVN htlllilntilsl lit I nrioe. Tliew are suits m-i'l" ilirnnuhoiit the 1'nvtlto northwest and for Various call-d (or, I iHi Suit" and (herroats made for V0, now ! .. I.UVI Snlt and Overcoats mail for I'., no fl'J I JlH) Muils and Overcoats made fr m awi 1-0, Mow IIK.'.n We also have a line of trotners in the nuat and U lhlet ilterns from Bachelor Flat, went to lVrlland. Sat..r.( fr M,lk prU, (...trnullon. lor avll mM.iir.iiM.ttt. Mail 5' orders rei-eivr prompt attention, , The editor ol Tna Mtar was taking in ! The i.taiiagnipnt has j.t.l Imtalivd a (lite Una of Units rtirttl-niiigs at the sitrhts at tl.U nUi-e one dav U.t fxtremely low pric?s. Farnsworth-Herald TAILORING (X)M1ANY . 248 WASHINGTON Street WSStuu F'OFlT'LiA.lSrD. OFiE . arc thin and weak and a blood food if there is anemia? Scott's Emulsion is a mixed food ; the Cod Liver Oil in it J C Hudson, makes flesh) bjooj an(j musdet Why not elect H. W. Scctt United States Senator, and stop the farcial pro ceedings at Salem? Cole Younger, who was pardoned in Minnesota last week, U the last of the fciaous Yousger gang. It Is gratifying to know that Lyon the escaped prisoner, who killed bheriff' Withers at Engene, was quickly over hauled aad wiil be brought to summary justice. John Boyd, C F A Crouae, Fred Franls, C B Harris, Aaron Kellvy, lat Kelley, J I. Lamberson, jr, A il Mathews, lVr ry I' slier. Warren X F Baker, Joseph Cop land, Tiioinas Urewell, M F Hati-u, Sels Jrneen, II Laru, P.-ter Land, J S Mow. Clatekanie Adam Barr, K C Black ford, C II Boisvert, E S Hryant, T L Carter, C L Conyers, Joeeph Dixon, Frank B Elliott, Ole Erirkscn, Amos Erickson, M M Frauklin, Alfred tiert s m, MIto Graham, Edaarl Huijlirr, John Johnson, Imis Johtisoii, George A Kelty, Kapper Rubertstine, H E La lre, Lenard Leonard, Japer II Lewia, Emil Lovejrren, ormn Mrrrill, W S Miller, H A Marry, Rue. J N Rice, M Dixon. Sea p poos Melville Beirer, Johu Callahan, J B Unncan, P A Frakes, Fred A Gerber, Silvo Graham, Albert Johnson, P Louniifnoiit, Grant Lynch, Chris Rabinsky, Harry Went. Vernonia U M Bet-gliley, T B IVu. low, J E Do w, John Editolm, M R Em mons, S A Hoi-funl, O U'Hult, Ofcar Liodstrom, C W Mellinger, E. F. Nick- erson, Andrew M Parker. Albert L Par ker, William Placke, S B Rose. Kitt Peter Bergerson. John R Dal- scientific children. food for delicate Send for free sample. a but thai uila fimn ia lk kra al US1 to oa if twiiiiwa fog bT. Scott&Bowne CHEMISTS. 409 Pearl St, N.Y. Stcaad $fi sll sVwulsts. has iuveatvd in nnue weariug apparel. j It looks raihirewpii-iou., but e don't j think be mean anything at all. Ws a-e in lat wrek's isne where tlie Naer City oirres)Hndi'iit has given the niton rorreaoiidiiil a illg for being w. If he tMuk for one nvmriit that we are slow jieoule in lloulion he is anxious to move up into our little bug for awhile. The Grange at this place gave an 1 open meeting last Thursday nyht with recitations, niuii', sonirs and dialogue, also a debate, "Resolved, That Mixlrrn Inveiio'S eis detrimental to tho la boring diss? It was tie. ilid in the U- vor of the negative. Alter this fol lowed a dance. Do your Children ASK QUESTIONS? Geed Reads It wss certainly not in good taste for a certain individual to bully rag and be rate toe editor of this paper because Lf did not go to Salem and work against the paseaga of the enabling act. And the fact of Are year's arrears and here tofore wing his influence for another paper. The senatorial tie-np at Salem still re mains as before. The last ballot stood as follows : Fulton, 33 ; Geer, 15 : Wood 16; George, IS; 11 were absent and paired combined. At preatnt, it baa the appearance of a tie-up until the last moment. The Multnomah delegation fejiaij solid to a man. fit. Helens has an opportunity to se Jore tbe meeting of the Count Grange to be held some time in March. Aaron Jones. Master of the National Grange, ill be present, and it is expected that there will be 200 Grangers in attend ance from various sections of the county. Other county towns are desirious of se curing the meeting. las, Thomas 11 North, Thomas Riley. Goble Frank Bishop, EJwanl Black, Fred A Bucber, F L Clark, Palen CUik, E A Cuihman, John Farr, G C Foaier, James Kennedv, James B Kenny, M D Link, G W Mackinster. el. Helens Eugene Blakesley, C F Brigs, C H Johns, Wilfred Miller, A Robinaon, H J Waters, L L Decker, C W Garrison. Marshland Thomas Boyle, Sels B. Olson. Fishhawk John H Cameron, D W Frjemau, A E Harvey, J A Van Eajle Cliff Edward Deverv. Keasey O P Cbeldelin, W B Ilr ry. Matt M Johnson. Krser Thomas G Uavies, W II Ky ser, Fred ri Malcolm. Apiary James L Gallion, J C Kilbv, Wilson Low man. Delena John Kjellberg, O E Won derly. Reuben Charles Morrell. Quinns T J Quinn. Pittsburg Emery Mills. COIXTY GRA5GE MEETS National Maxter Jsuvs The Columbia County Grange he.d its February meeting with Beaver Valley Grnnge last Satur day. Superintendent Copeland, lec- Iturer, representeU Houlton Grange, and he reported a most enthusiastic ! meeting. Also, that every attention was bestowed on the visitors by the This paper and the Weekly Capital TV" Ur""e- Journal, of Salem, 1 50 per aunuui ; ! Jhe were wet w,t1' tea, "l Kainier, ix mopthf, "5 cents, I and were taken back to the train in tbe This narjer and the Portl.n.l u-u i ! same manner yourn I.U-Q, THE VIST CLl'B HATES. This paper and the Weekly Orego- "" v per annum. This paper and the Young People's Weekly, ) per anuum. The Presidrrt in his lat mrssage to J O Xelson, L"an i Congress directs atteution to the road P Yooug, Joseph ! subject as follows: "There is a wide- i . spread interest in the improvement uf our public iiighways at the prvoent time, and the IVpartment nf Agri- cullu'e is ro-operatiog with the people in each locality in making th- bi-rt possible roads from local material and in experimenting with steel trarks." These are the words in recent year, contained in a Presidential message upon one of the moat important of ail publicqnestions. They should stimulate Congress to appropriate mvrmary funds for the Office of Public Road lmniriei, or the establishment of a national high way bureau that n.ay widuly circulate literature,' send experts into all Statns and Territories to instruct students in the agricultural colleges, and bu:ld sam ple roads as object leeur, and poisihly a uniform system of road laws. We find that thirty-one states have rreaU-il labor bureau of industrial statist ios. agricultural and kindred depart merits, hut not more than half a dnxen stale have highwsy commissions which have competent jurisdiction over road affairs. Those states, vis, New Jersey Mus:ichu settn. California, Connecticut, Rhode Island and New York, have made great est progress in road improvement. It would seem fioni such examples that one of the first and most necaasary steps in each state should be legalized a bureau of highways, or the appointment of a nonpartisan highway commission, whose chief duties should be (1) To establish a capable engineer or or surveyor in each count. (2) To lx-au all roads a hich are to be built on public domain. (3) To systematize local laws, (4) To locate most suitable ma terial for road pnrposes. (6; To col lect all poll-tax in ca.h instead of con- tinueing the unsatisfactory work-out-road-tax system now prevalent in most states. (6) To furnish specifications and to encourage road building by con tract, giving the farmers most directly SirerrvUer Wll-sa Is All Right. Korra Mirr: I see by the Mist items that Supervisor Wilson i still na;'ed to the rri, and ill sav that they can not 1 hurt him fir he is the on'y supervisor that baa used the road tax money on the ' road where the pn perty was assessed, ' and he will not let any one party pult , him around by the sou to. Parties Ihst , want a supervisor to work the road tax all on one roid will gvt left. Hut som are so much Li tt r than others, r. i know. L. W. J. Of course- titer do. It is tlioir tray of learning and il is Jour duty lo answer. Ymt tuny nwvl a ilio tionarjr to aid Ton, Jt won't an swer evert question, but tbrre are lliotiaoJiu to which it trill gio jou true, cloar and tieQiiiUt answors not about word only, but about tilings, the nii, inacliineTv, men, (ilacoa, storttnuii'l llio like, 'I'lnoi, too, If io iliil'lren cm I 11 m tl tlioir own nnswora. noma or nur en'tttuat men have as;ril! tlicir power la slmljr or the iliclionarr Of course jou want the brat dic tionary. The nuwt trillcul prefer the New ami Knlurgod Ediitou of webster's International Dictionary. jpiTTSBURC VISIBLE TYPEWRITER j TIIK ONLY rKKKKrr WKITIXU MACIIINF MHK s t nii.iM, a 4 A 'rr A Matter's Rrresnaiedstlea. have used Chauilerlains Cooirli ' wrsnitsi 1 m.mmmij if yait A, it- tray iiisi,i uU'hI it trritt it. Q. sV C. MERRIAM CO. row Mntne. aeninoritto, Maaa, ffr ,tT.a ' - j,. J!? rvevvb .is J The Pittsburg Writing Machine Companj i 'Ml Wtstwl Stmt. Remedy for s number of years and have no hesitancy in ..tying thai it is the best remedy for C"Ui, odds have ever used in my famll not woras to express my o.nflde,,,, in, I this remedy. Mrs. J A. Moore. Nortli .yrrp, near Ysnkt.-n. iiark ir.l, tear Star, Mich. For sale by Edwin Ibws. j Lull, n.arkr.1. brumlnl aiid.lel,..rne. i , lirandeil on the left bip', ."niarkei with crop h ii-1 si. in nt i in. it-It e:ir si. 'I 1-i.. i. i. . M ... ,t,jf m mi .iaiu of the nprratnr all it. UnK simpb-st ami stn.lT, struetiim, rapid aettua, rsi, bwi h-adaplril to sll IM aurk-U-st lo tal.alatis (t4 Invoice work-aalirrsal bit j boanl-ri aitivabie lyt atimr --instantly iV.md. ) Treble tim I a of any K,r) machine tor hI tlsaa ski ) n n H I1llnburjr,hr W w ww . . J ?, - - - - W Mk A Farmer, Son ? I Classified Atverlisemetts; E 3 3E 3E3E33Es! Knight Shoe Co., Ii Ire n' tt Com lag. Pomona I hole in the rtyhl. ux iiil.iriiiuiinu mil tie rl silly nt -einil by "f. I.. Aire at r a townsman will l,e birel by atlrto' ". h will y reaard. monthly and expen-e, or 30 per eeut. j ,. roiiiuiUsion tv lake iiirirrs fur our Farm f' K The o.rl"oil lail-r on Seed", Fruits and Flowers. We sell four ' 10) trrr at lurid. Call on or aittlifsat era.les of frnitJ, so sny competition ran W. PERRY, Houlton, Or. be met. Our stock is wsrrantrd. Yo do not deliver or colleel. Can devote i-,lD a i fv ou ru t .u t 7t all are part time. We pav vou each SAI.KOR TM llK-Taotih nets; week, timid chance torarn 'money this -'W-Uthom 10 im h mesli ; one 7!V winter. Write lir free outdl at onre. I fathnm 7-inch loesh. Iblh nets in nl rerrv Saraerv ( antDaar. Rarheater. fnittti-n. in tia.ie tor ms or se !. Y. sU J u i paper and the Portland Weekly j al, (deniocrdtie;, 1 So per au- tins paper aru k VVortd per jnonths, ttu .cents. per ari4 the S, Y, Thriee-a yeai .1180; six tirand master Irdy and State Organ- The meeting was held in the elegant new ball, recently completed by that Grange. The Granges gtneril'y, were re Dorted to be in a healthful ami r...- Tk. ri;.. ir..Li. ,...! .! ... ' -ii. villKU IIHfllV niH HMD r. , r.ari-.tm nn.ili..n . . . " J T ' . ' " . f u. y1 WHO W14 IIIUU. i.fci wc jear or f i ou. This paper and the Evening Tele- ixer Caato were present. WV1. . u wm ,nnoum.ed lh,t A4t0( JonMi one Papeia9R "y'' Va8Mne . master of the national grsnge. would be e year lor l . (present at county g ange to be held in AIJ club subscriptions are invariably ; Columbia oouuty, probably in March, '(mn; A committee of three, representing f , Clatskanie, Rainier and St. Helens was Fre eall,9,a0.Yer,Krid)lTj and appointed to select a place of meeting. ,.. twwwwn at me jbt, lIens j The time depends on the arrival of Ka- . Ea ray Takea I p. Notice is hereby given, that on the 1 ith day of January 1W08 I took up a red heifer, at my phiee.six milva west of Reuben, County of Columbia, State of Oregon; decribed as follows: Red, about one and one half tears u,, no mark or brand. The owner of the de scribed animal can obtain (Kesiou of the same by furnishing .iilHt-ient pronl of ownership, and paying all expense, aud costs. ti. ;A, g. for cosh at a lrgain. Irro r. Valley, Ore, Apply to N. J Tlir VVai.kia kk aJ Sokosis Store ' rP frrai.. Il.iel r,,,nm4 t a s . iun atidcci a sjx-cial. separate, ad (l.ior child tlcpartUKtit the only one in the citv. Irii-. and ii quality are to make the new department a success, f J right Irom the start. uj Our children's sljocs will make the little one F ' H m 'v vs.- : . y i&VXS' it ' i 3 3h tZ J I '4 ORIENTAL - IIOTin IMnfmmmwwmwmmmw " " ni r.i in in uf hi linininini h i - - r- -. - FTI IT iVIf ia Xtrn.. i' inc iNtw YUHK 5TORE1 ll Jnsl reevliH a large intuiee of Tinier the management of MRS. FRED BRIGQS, Has the Kelt Arcomuioilstlon.. lgtel, PLANT PECULIARITIES. Hewawsi Frl antes ss4 Tlsss Ass PralsxH hj Tksras. Most persons think that the stem of a plant grows from tbe roots. On tbe contrary, tbe roots grow from the stem. Id tbe rase of a plant that dlea down to tbe ground In autumn tt Is itr...iH .. .;..i.. i i.i.i .- t. u"s ioe roore inai aena up a new stem . - .... . In the spring, for a part of tbe true keep the road questiou free and inde- L.m ,..! ..., 1?. . pendent of partisan politics. To remote! crown, and from It grow up the hutj the four thousand or five thousand ! bearing sterna In tbe spring. Wben supervisors or road overseers now ap pointed in each of many states and sub stitute three commissioners in each county. It would also be the duty of highwsy commissions toequalize road taxation so far as possible. In many slats the farmers own less than a fifth of the total taxable wealth, yet they are constructing and repairing all the roads of tbe commonwealth. This is surely an unjust and unwarranted burden upon the suburban classes. - Continued BOARD AM) LODGING. 1'hK MJNTH. Transient. St I'er Day. $18 Winter Goods, Shoes, I Feed Barn in Connec tion. ST. HELENS. Or. e v v vaas. iKSllVVllJ Dry ((ukt Groceries, Boots. Shoes, Etc I H. MOKGUH, g OKipor Huildiiig, Main stm-f. St. lhvtiSm next week. Mail subscribers rerejved at tiis of Ice for the Evenjng Telegraiu, Qregyn'i greatest eyejiirig paper. ftvery foft? .of CaaaJberjaJ'a .Co;U eWei Warranted We guarantee .every bottje of Cljam Jjerlain'a Cough Remedy and wilj e und tbe money to anyone who is not aatisfied after uaivg two-third, of tJje pontente. Jhit i he .Wt remedy in iie wor lor ;a grjppe, coughs, dd-a, froup arjd whooping cougb and is pleasant and safe to take. It preveDte py taa4"Doy of pold to result in putuj- The scratch of a pin may cause the loss of a limb or even death when blood poisoning results from the injury. All danger of this can be avoided, however, by promptly applying Chamberlain's Pain Balm, It is an antiseptic and quick healing Ijniinenfc for cnts, bruises and burn., for sale by Edwin Koss. Jionsl i'uster Jones A committee, consisting of R. O. Schoonover, R. Ji. J.velsce and Mrs. Frank J, Peterson were appointed a .committee to determine on a place of holding the next weetjug of the Po mona (jrange. 8. G. Bcboonover, 0. C, la.rk and R. N. Lovelace w;s appointed a ataud- jng committee on good r-iatls, Ist Ad oblong flapiniiutiou leather Pie leading otgeers ol the Pmgna ' envelope, containing ahnual passes on We are still furnishing the Weekly Oregonian and Mist together for a year only fl'.OO. gubserihe now. a aeed germinate, It sends the light lovtng stem upward and tbe dark lor lng root downward.' Haw off part of a tree trunk and you will find a aeries of rings from tbe ceu- j ter to the bark, each ring marking a year of growth. But these rings Indi cate also wbirb of tbe season, through wblob the tree has lived were dry and which had plenty of rain. Tbe rings ! are alwaya of unequal width. Tbe I narrow ones represent dry aeasons and tba wide onea aeasons wben the condi tions of growth were better by reason of plentiful rsln. Every rose bsa Ita thorn, and tbe same may be (aid of sucb fruits as blackberries, raspberries, etc., only tbey are Dot real thorns, but prlcklea, wblcb atrip off with tbe outer bark, while thorns will not atrip off, being hardened, undeveloped branches. But why do bushes and vines bare prickles? Many people wonder at It, for tbey see no good reason for such a growth. But there ia a reason, as; there le lo everything In nature. The prlcklea are given to them as a pro-1 tectlon against plant eating aolmaia. j Tbe stems have a pleasant, aromatic taste, and cows and sheep would be sure to rat tbero In winter, wbeo tbey crave something fresh, If It were not for the prlcklea. Irange present were master, y. A. Vougj lecturer, I. II, Cvjdud aud eeeeiary, ti. R. Higgiiis, The tit, listens Hotel takes the lead under he minagement ol G. A. and A M. Bring, jThe Vancouver Transportation, White I 1 collar ami U. K. 4 N, water lines. Of no value to any one else as they would be promptly ;taken ,up. " Finder will, bring to editor of this paper and receive ' reward. fcobeeribe for Tax Mirr. Her DlacaMla, Mamma You must be awfullr rarsv ful, darling. Tbe doctor says your sys tem la upset. I Llttre lot-Ves, 1 guess It la. mam me, 'rause my foot's asleep, and pro .file must be terribly upset when they go to sleep at the wrong i delphla liujuirer. wrong end.- I'hlla- HIm Id M. Snyi, Msssi Aseeisals. wweasa wewii sw aw, rrtinfia at wtalr kaalwi im wesief hsva assrs ksaaw m. w-h, ms ssha. ms TImJ Zffitf r " Wy gva. Imft RUO.0rs.aM. "td m I Uek a) Hta kse. svsry rsssM ta Muak haw h, a asw ' WSMlssisaitlSI tmMm4LM. sssV srt skfss m. a. -TZT3 wksa af Car4aa U r-.i.-j ssnwaal fuaetlona adl. . toaaabina; tenia fas snstsra. U aWssM awinitti msastruatien. fsOlioLv f ftLrS"b 9hltm wd diaf . Tl j f1wi wbw. approaakin. womaa- riff Wi!!V' " k"b'V ke, fea base bsan banwa im vsari AU oowN-coumr people should unto-riir Clatskanie Drug Store rot TUKIB- I WHITE COLLAR Li Drus and Medicines - I,IIK Toilet Articles and Perfnmerjf Dr. J. t. HALL fnm,... Cl.AT.iKNIK . OKfMliK Vejexassj, PORTUKD-ASTDRU ROUTE. STR. "BAILEY OAT2ERT." r Owl Saloon RatKx Kiioniem., PKOPHIiTOKS -Onljr ths he n .. Llprs aad Cixars Kept ii stock CYRUS NOBLE ""Kjrnt'rt.- WEINHARD'S BEER en ilritjiii. II t'.llj Kimiiit Trl ritaH Sund.r, TIMC CARD, Ml. f.. . tt lt siiiris..;I"".y".,',y.'""'."''.""f".'.j f.I I l'liiiMi.ti l'nlii. rooit.eilou with Hlrt ' .vl.e..ii. ri,la ll,r snil .nu. I'm' rilois. I M1"!,.. u"' L'M Tlcllslslntsuf,',, --. .,-.. t., u, , j, -rt Tlie Dalles Portland Rui SIh. 'Tahfuim" & MeHako" iHillr Trl Kirsft S.iiiilsr HlSiaia ' Tllnsi." Umtt Tli. laM M,m- west, rrl..- aisansa "mktubo.m i I' r."r,"",:!'Tnur Taiir-t.y.ss" !' ; Lv, I'sllr,. Nunitat, A e.1 ,!.). Wl ... . I.ANMNU .ISO t'F. 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