The Oregon mist., April 24, 1903, Image 2

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COUNTV OFFICIAL PAPER.
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KEEPER U. U.lBHKRT,
Kiin inn rarioxK.
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SCBSKRlfTlOS pan t
Owe mp ne rear, in advance
Six month. .'.
II. 00
. 501
APRU. 24, 1WT3.
This paper is kept on file at the Ore
gon Press Association R.vom 9. H'niil
wn building, Portland, Ore-pin.
IW-4 1 1 - "-
GOOD PRICES FOR MILS.
1
It h been demonst-ntel in other-
Section tf tie conotry that condensed
muk fsctorie are oavinz proposition. 1
Ti i .i . K.t,.r r,,iv for
IUUUIXI., ItW ' l-w.'. I - '
ihair aiilk frai condensed milk fcbr
rie than frenjaerie can afToid to par
or ti aeparated producL Tlii has
i-een abund:intlv demonstrated in the
Itate of Washiitftton, and is no a prac-
riesl reslitv at Forest iirove.
Socountrin Oregon i better itu-
ti a ta coaveuteut market facilities, .'
ciimita and aoil production than i Co- j
' " ' im I ii.... i I
iuiubia. M. Helens would be an ex.-el-1
Jeut location for a oor.dtned n.i.k fac-.
tore,., the Peer Island section i, ss !
wed adopted to dairvi,, a. &Poe. .
Warren and Sauvie' Island. :
A condensed tioik factorr centraHvt
located in the chali couutrr would :
j wealth producer for that section.
an3 ;t would cost far less to get t! a j
flniahed prwiact to market in a con-
dense.! form tit'! to haul the cram cut
to a railrcad (ta'.ion over ta motintains.
Handreis of cow could be easily kept
in th great Nehalem Taliey, and a con- ;
tier.? milk factory would be a wealth- j
f raiu.ee r. j
The follow inj itest from the Forest
Urove Time give an insight into ti. ;
jrorkinr and results of the cf the con.
densed miik factory tTiere:
'"Patron of th cnodensrd miik p. ant
are eoine to be in luck thi w.oulh. Tne
factoty has been paying fl.40 pr hun-
tired for mils erer since it ttarceil, white ;
i;t price of butter hat ben goto; down I
nati'l the patron of the creamenej wiil ;
reafire oul about H per hundred fori
uuk ISfBttheU there. Xhe factory .v
j.l have 3ch a demand for their prod-,
ucl tht they are likely to keep p-ices of :
LnusnpjUor 4U cents auove wnat tne
gutter u-aker can a rd to pay.'
The residents of the Orej n Coujre- j
lioaal fint district are in lh beginning ,
of the heat of a ttrenaoat political cam- j
paign.
On the gist Mot.dav in June'
k ivuivrMtrnwri i trt r !pt-.ati In fill the: )
unexpired term of the late Thomas H. !
Tongue. BtcgtT Hermann, the repabii-,
paiididate, ia 60 years old. a veteran in ;
pregon politics and an active caj-j
pawner. He ha an nlvantage in the ;
natter of a .od-siird uartv iiiaioritT.i
yhjcli will be eiceeiiiag hard to over
come. A. E. Reames, the democratic
pandidate, is a native of Oregor, born i
a.nd reared in Jackson county, where !
be now fill the position of district at
torney. Mr. Reames is a tcn-in-lawof.
(be late Congressman-Tongae, and prac-'
ticed law in Portland for several year, j
He it a brilliant orator, and will make!
an aggressive campaign. J. J. Ingie, I
tha aocialist candidate lor cou2rea in
tbe Cret diitrict, is
an actire bjjiaesa 1
fsan ,f Pl.ilomatb, Benton coitnty.
-,, , . , , . , .ti:
r'""""' P1" ' anSiU o. ""uioEgtheSt. INien r-jad.
P'? Tote- I The early .own grain lk well, and
t frait givfs pr vmise of a f i tield.
Wednesday, June ITth, will 1 Pi t
peers' day in Portland, f-pecial railroad
rate will bring to the city the oid-litue
r.. n nr t. r.i.t Arn..n
r - . e.
coamry. rreparation are now onuer
way for way for the annual reunion,
which promise to be of nnasu.d pro-1
pf.rtions thi yer. Secreury Hime,
rf the Oregon Pijneer Association, Lae ,
ecared the Dame of 2f.t) pioneer who
par never yet attended a pioneers' re
union, and may come thia year. United
6ta'e Senator Fulton will be orator cf
Jhtt day. The occasional address will be
made by Captain Oliver C. ' Applegate,
pi JUAUia;ri coainy. t'reKjent aiore
iaud, of the board of trustees of tUe as
sociation, is striving to make the attend
ance larger tl.it year than it ha ever
pern before, llnring trie same week
jhe Native Suns and the Native Paagh-',
ler, also the Indian War Veterans, wiil
jiold tneir annual meetings and reun
S"': j
Marriage license will go up a half'
jkdlar after May )th,
and Columbia '
Connty young people, or old one either, '
liould govern the themselves accord-'
tngly. Thacold, bard fa. t iun.lt ont
yromineiitly iu tbe face of coming hot
iumiusr nightt, that there will be no'
bargain tales in marriage licenses, at
least, nntil the legislature hold anolh- ;
er tesaion. The price of marriige li
censes ha been raised from (Z-lx to $3, ;
nd probably some grafter will intro
duce a bill at the next session of the leg-'
telature to increase the fee to ',.
Tbe Iambering, logging and shifg'e
business ia a'tuming immense proryir
lioo in Col a it: I ia county. New uiiils
re beir.g elected and there are ramor
pj' rji jre. The lumbering and ood-j
orkllg inJastrie are making live,'
feustlirg tuwn of Sainier and ClaUkan
je. The production will not lessen for
inany year Ui come; wbrc. tbe liuiler'
it nwd np convenient to tbe river, log
ging railway will bring it is frost th
mountains and the Nehalem aonr.tr;.
The new land bill a accepted by the
Irian Land League convention heid ia
tublin. The introduction oflir. Wynd-!
Lam' bill for tbe transfer of the land of
Ireland, and iu acceptance by the Irish
Rational convention is th eiin.es of 24
" J . .
ye.r. ot agitatioi. Amendment are
aropoeed, and the national ate in parlie-
I 1 ... . 1 j '
fceotaill etnre to tecttre their adop-
.
Sls., 1
I'tirinrfih p,,t twk J.i3 pcrin
fiv,m varion rlloti d the coiin'y
hate called at thi ..flice ami v!ijiir.Mil !
fnttel . arin the Hnw lun
; ration of ll county sear. Iloweve-.
thit will only be a tmsll item of the f
! pens that Hill accrue in the. erent th: t
the court house shall be moved. Itepr--.
sentitir Both i not to blame (or this
provision of the bill a it was drawn Ujt
liv other.
j ine mist at til tune give corixM-
ptindenta space to discus county scat
or other nisttert of public intcres.s.
Ho ever, it doe not endorse the tirade
of Red Kir, printed in another column.
I The Mir has always takee special pain
to commend the enterprise aod tipbui! 1
j ine cf Rainier.
.witbtamlinj ti e pniutem stnke
in Portland, work on the interior cf ti e
Failin? i being pii-hed to ivu.pletion.
The work is Wine done wish i-los-1
d xirs. and it is ditS. olt to identifr t:e
men who are beinit nuiiuifi.
r i
! The painter and carpenter.' strik" '
! sti.l on in Portland, and the limlrr
dealer aud mills rvst- to furnish wa
""t h continuance
ul the
'rlte-
- - .
The -aml jarv indictmonts afs:it
f ' - . , .,.,,
. .,
van, of tt.e have t.uen d ,t an I t!,v
oa ,0P 'l, hwp'
Jl R LIST,
n Uw fl fc( w u De j , r, Ser-
,he a4f Tfral of l irfBit
I'eart.
SherirT Hattan ami Oxintv t
rk Hit
tan drew the following iit oi j i-yiiifo
yesterday tnornii'it fi.r the May teiin t.i
circuit court, whiclicoiiver.es Toe-dav,
Msy lith :
Xiavger EJwarJ Aa'.trsjn. J jhn V.
F-'a's.
viobie M. P. Link. Edward Slack.
James B. Kenney.
Pittsburg Euiery M lis, Andrew E 1
iot. Vernonia 0. - H:ilt.
H iitson R. i. Johnson.
A. C Atto".
hn Waiiiic-',
Au'.on LVr-
MUt R. B. McNelev. J
Martin Harrey. J. M. M l.
enfeld, r . J. H. Aldr d.-e.
Kist Peter Berv'jn.
pVappoote Teier Lnruirignont
West.
Kyser Fied S Malcolm,
Yankton J. W. I'nariton.
Brif.
Jieer I'nd J.f h H0i2d.tr,
Harry
C. F.
t. har'ns
OS. en. H-rman N.-lim
Honiton A. H. Mitth-w.
Rainier l". i. Tnayer, Mirtin Do'h.
y itner R. S. P.vc
Fishhswk J. A. Van.
Ciatakanie Joseph il. Pen is.
VERNONIA.
. A'l ""at
y;sf j.;;ri.i E.ant. t P tiai'.l. She
win teach the Wi kiiis m sch jl.
Gay Miils ha gone out to wirk ins
lo??? camp.
The bnt! r king. J. E. IX
h.k out
tne pa-it
' a load of butter to llo.iiton
; week.
i It V Tl'.- .',-nriir.:.i'.t.vi hr V f'liric
.", om ,., ;s't Heleii ti.i "wee after
loa.1 of feed and supplies.
Mr. Clark ta bonht the Wells p!s.c
on the G. Tucker ri ;e. There i
acrs in the farm, aud the ael'.ing prt-
was 4-?.
Miss Maud Eic has recovered f.fin
her recent il'nei-s.
Road Sotrvior Me'I;i:fr s d
jine ex'-elleiit work on
tne Plttstiur
"""i " ciu"iu.
i Tiie ri-tort is rnrrent tiiat another
irmnjceiuio of- u'j' in i.u tot: xu -u.na.n,
FISHHAWK.
Jan.es I. hi-. tt
was p1.
Ujt t, is .'a-
.,. 1,., ,.(.t
poitn.ater E. H-.glrt Pwt
from stag r wee,!.
Mrt. M. l. McSeeney it visitic
Mrs. lay wall t
were.
Cbri Johnson, "I Clntskanie. tr-k a
waon load of tiu.Lr-r uo n uou to Jew
ell last week.
M. N. Erivkv.ui, who did at the home
of hi son in-law, M. 0. 'U-on, tiad oi
of the largett funerais ever hnij tu F.sii
hawk. Miss I.iixie Neison was vniting her
sifter, Mrs. CalnSerg lat week.
S'in'lay-wchool is open at Fn-hhask
no, and we hope 1 n p-ople w:il loin
out in fuice and help 11. e guo.i wo:a
along.
There will probublv be another rremn
wajon put on the road to ai-t-ouimixlaie
the vacst Bu.ounl oi creaiu being snipped
now.
W nnderitand Clairkanie is marshal
ing the members of tne pueh cbib, ui.
der the lea-1eri.iu of Mnior-iientral C. I
! Conyeii, aitewled by lr. Hall wiih
ins grip, to tear uowu tle court house
at Si. Helena. St. Helens hat chartered
the Latiiifiiip Oregon ti protect her in-1
teret's, and mere aie good reawns to he- ;
lieve the righting insehiue will 1 tnere
ia tin.e for the 14Sj5 fair at Portland.
Clattkanie also would put up a
f giit. if the riva ls were oassabie so a f
cooid come wi'.hin shoutii.g di-tauce 'if
the town. Kauner toll probably tare
tome high liiila and tail timber "at trie
bai t of tne loa n 011 tne approach of ihe
enemy.
D. W, Frman. of peep Creek, who
ha been sirlt in a Portland hospital,
has returned home mueb ioif rev-d in
health. IPs ,n, e. rge, the 'nn.l car
rier, brought I 1111 iu from CiaUasi.ie
Holiday. Mrs. Fieeman. who l a. been
tnff.-ring from a sjre hand, it also stead
ily improving.
l
A nuclei wsiii swan n'toruci eoni
erKble eiciteinent for two young men
with a ghot gon and another with a ca
noe. A suiail bj iil-ardmeiit, a ibad
taan, a apraiued lliuinb, and a bad cool
were the resti ts of the performance
Cougar end lje.tr are o plentiful
arnnn-i 'e-ar, that they piay ln-le a.d
seek ar junl the teaming wagons, and
leave en ngh hair on 1 tie hru-li )ong
the road to make a fair iy g e-d bird's
nest, A posse mi out Sun.iar with
blijcuihfjiiuds after a Issar, which luid ihe
audacity 10 twiddle nis f-i.eis at the
owner of a bunch of shea-p. We didn't
hear w hi lticr the liear e ive tiion the
liear hng or not. Tne on y Lug'-rar (hat
ri.ni.eaa. i. tne bar ,.ea
ol havinsr baielr tnouiii imv to ast ns
UU the crops War. ihe bar, i, are Vers
la,re. '
.
(These iteint reached here late, and the
r-niwifttr ill appear nest w.
1 Aiijnef ne Marca Term of Ihe tnt
Ceart 111(1 MonJa; April 131b.
M:i 'itu .;. I.t ll p'inU'J In
t.li I
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if las. Mil WHS
ill! t:tl p. v.vl!'f "I
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. -oi.tiii na irn aifl k tile
b.e it wiissi.tu "the same bcuij
ii. t, v. .Id. law for iioid.n' s rrtf-
I. 1-1 i i in rai'i eoiltl," H
tt .-rii ."iitr f uiti error- ;iimr left out.
w r'.tf amtraa crcditd to Kerubt tndi
vi ju.'i, a. 1 i tu' n ai.j.'U" -I to the
itiu .i.e-in-ts, whiie Isstiii-t was
o.iiiitfi iuuviv . I ills wns n ha il flam
wi fir.i; !i .if.si.i ami l' j ' r? Ilr-
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f.i. iiiii lin-.f k. i.i!-l prv.'i:i;. In
tm l, Inc o(:e si"' H al It.i'V i not
so !.il!i.-..i!--v ism ihi.I I ! r.li woiiM
l..velitr -il.l'.- i !-. It tin bfen
lie fii'lo.i. i r llo' -li- S to fitni:s!i tlie
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leaver V .)! itnge No
give a grari'1 hail on the i'ch.
A.lolf.ti Oi. .n has sold h
place to
It . rt ila.i, !;.' -f ie.lse
Ptaiio.
A. !i. flaggin is woraing for tiie R
The liai.it Dr-j. are putting in tin t
ti te corouroy.
Robert Johnson lo! his I y la.t Sat
uotay lioiii hi-a'i li.!iare. Tt.e fotieral
t-Kis ;.iaee trojiday.
Wtli ; hoi it the f,.u.".'y s-.at, Rain
ier? RAINIiR
Abrnt Mi peoi-ii- from St. Helens came
down in a i'il lat last Ttuirnlay
night ami toak in the m'isieai concert,
w hich was the grea!st irtnl of the kir.d,
tiiat ever took place mi I', i it, ler. The
oils, .e visitors wer all delighted wilb
tbe eutertaimaent. The active partn-i-.m(it
in tli g'Bnd fy.neert were: Mrs.
J. i. Watts', Mis- Maude Watts, uf
Na.p..i.; J. W. Pay, Miss,-s t.tf:n.-e
Oart and pai-r Watkins. of St. Helena ; -Mis.
Anna P-rrv, Mrs. W. C. Lee. Mrs.
A. L Clsrk. M C. I. H.-,ghkirk. '
'r K. Votit.t ; Mssnr.. 'i. ti. J,.hiiS. n,
J. 15. K. I'ouine, J. K. itntirnM. K.
Vunn!, A. I. i iica, of Maimer, and J.I
Vi. lieichcr, of Putt I and. '.
Itev. II. Mov. l i-tor of the Met'r,r-
dUt F.piscopai church, assisted by sev-
etni oi itis paris.'nuncra, i,ai ijeen il.e
ing the i ai-piniter -a.rk on tiie n par
sonage this week.
Acro-s the street fr-itn lbs parsr,nage, '
Jsiiiet Sps'i ce is polling up ht i.ew ui
chtne and biaci-mnitih shop.
J K flohcrty isereeiirg a tnii,M
b!-e k On.V). wret ol tjiii-ert A James
aal.siu on Main st'eet.
Ir. W. K. ILoihiiid is ,l..n from
Portiae.d to assist I'r. A. P. MeLaien
with l,is piaeiiee for a In days. Tbe '
latter' r.s'.er, Mi- Margaret Mi-Lsren,
i cip.ciM to arrive from Li,'in, Cana-,
da, tlii we- lt .,r a short visit.
The ! khol ler of t,e Itainier Iun-l.s-r
t'oii'pf.nv ae htvinit s-.ine mison- '
ZlvtX iif bt"air -Y oZVniSZ
' n. "' ' ",r '"tl"" ."""
'Poriland Salurlav. tins, lemne;,
doe not interferv "w iih the opera. 1011 ol
tiie n, ill.
I
CLATSKANIE
I TliO iti-fs Pthi Uvn Albiigbt. of Or
g-n Oiiv, and tnnie Eiis-li-h. ol Port- ;
hind. ro visitli.g at Auli rbnv k Fariu ;
this week n!i ti' Mise Nora and
Unlia trrr-, i
J J, II. Collins, the ni.ws ul school
teacher ot Sciinpoose, wa iu thecity this ;
w eek . 1
i Mrs. V. II. Conyers is a Poitland vis-'
itor thin week.
Joseph F. Keuip, "1 Mayger. was do-
iug the tow n one da this week. j
James Min k!.'. f p. rtUnd. made a
Hying tisit to Jus ntv 011 Tiicsvlay.
' K. It. W 0.1.1. the iicveitii fanner id,
i the Cpper t ,.t-k u.ie. was trading ill
tliecr.ySaiiini.lv.
More than Jl.tVO appropriated by the
cuiuv ci'ii-t for ih s district, and yet
the road" are I'ul of 1 hue a holes.
The blight, w!e om a ! tin coiwmrt
niiy say that its u Mi.e to pu: g avel on
pttiicheoticd io.'l.-, and U-I.e'e Ihey
are iib-.m right.
; Fankf:.ck. ii 1 3ns Ix'.-n in K.vt
ernOntr n f r liie pi-t lew e'S. I-
honu' ng-. Punk '.-MS tli it
no i.laee on cs-th (or hon b it C
them is
A'Sfcilllic
W. J. .i l psii, of l' '1t Ci atk:tie.
wits 111 the city last S iiuolay.
Tin- b vs s that N rm ill Morr ill lis
ten. led Hie Iti'al t Paddy l. i.eh at As
01 -a last ui ek f r lite t 11 ot s. . it -iv.'i
law .v -mt-, that mil tirv-io'ii v to
u-e in I. is ai - in.'-i.t on t'n- iivnoiat oi
the c- uutv at to ciit-kamc.
It is iepa'r;,i.l that so.ti of our c J,
ii!tel..g. ni el. iz -in enc-'iirage ps,pl.. to
tt I'oitiaivl a-i I iisr.l.eie t.. buv
ih-.r go .ls an I iiiin'r cpiiii-sf la'. r
tl.sn patroiuie h-mie i...i.i-tr. It i
said that they vil li il 1 the proper
thill to .I.. ; tiiat S.n h .Pliii! w ill h-o. t
' M-tr:r. Iviild up the tow n. m.tk-- g l
roads and bung the comity scat iiere,
sti'c .'
W tioti.-e.l t!n i.iling c-mnh .".mee
ol J.,h:i IV ie so,i. the .i;iv. sfn! ran. h r
of the Nehalem va.a y, ou our stieet
this week.
Prole .bin llnmJ, th
farmer f the l.oa.r .S.-l
I"
was do: i. ; hesi or- :n the i tt y Hos w e k .
We t.v-n Holt he i exteii.nri.i ei.-g.igrd
;ti Ii ii rii--.i.g.
ln MaW! I'.;... .ii .d.
te.lehi.ig I lie s- U-i"! lit
dislii. t I o if.e p'csi-nt
liiai'K!.-'rd is a imiim d
,)e-
M
il-gh!
..,li1-i.-sj;il teaei. r.
Coailer I.in.'gosii ha boig'.-l bin
a loa". l.e t u i-f : e-1 hi-gv.
ilCWi-iil-e tin' !":l l. w!ir. lie Ci'lr
hoi are tilled up, at; I the mi ! er e
pa I ml that if won't l.e afraid u wi.i
i-e l.r... ti-n to pH-ce-t !ien lo
town.
George II iggin, Ih? s.-c-
clerk to Kiaix's store, lite ,
.ay that I e had n . i.h-a tin
so ii.ilrfi t..l-1'iiss d o.e in lf
st.at there is in re !. i-....t. ,i
s-.ir,. pen.- tt.fltt is .1 -i in
in she i.--: .; i't r ot ."- .
Ii
l -!..(
Lain;
i.ere i
pile-
V, I .'
i
- West 1 r. g
e. il risl T '
i.l.i a- --irsii
nl i p;a f.
1 i
r
1 1... ius
lis sa-
-oi a ( a
..i4in:;i ii
'tie.', ii 'id
li l-i t of
T; iv ..'V' i
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a oo.
. -i.s w
-i
is t
i an.
Ai.-.us o.e.i t
C.e.n n ,
if, !), iiv t;
s.iiiv ...r at
in s (
.'I t'i
:l lil.'-r.
.of Pl'.tS
; 1 ..kunc
a.t. II"
. I-.-, a a
Oi'l to
i i-. is a' -
,-. I ; -lli
I, l,H;g a
I .! e .
teii.hn to the
ho. no. I t i in.i r
1, t ot i e ii. a. i
ui 'iiMMin f..-r no
i hn-i ler, i i ill
.1 i.v r II -Vlr
(' ie I .
and n. or.
i:o;l.-h-l to
ll ll' II.
l-.lt I.
:ini
in:
I,
tne lo-.-l.
W. II. C
M"li i.iv a"!
i- tul; of I...
M-r.
si.'tij.rf II::
'..nys'S was in -t. H.-I-
ieii-l.l g prol'i'e c-.'lTt. .
is ,;,oa lay.
I'.i.r.'an. M i v in
,: iv i.e. flre re-o :..
es
!.!'--. Iti.-l s, . lO I S. II-.. s I I .
t:.g -1.; lilies ..ii a i.V'ite s-ale.
T,is I.
a-e i.usiiets at: I in..ke thing
live1! '. raie aro iud tneir mi, I.
g a
The suv that mir pil-fl club Olio
n.il'a e have p uhed each 10 iividjal
meiu t n'T -o er into a noli hoe, si'iik- ;
wt.eie, and that thev have gone to -i-ep i
III I he .g.Oi-i'l.e il.i-3.s..s.l, .hi Hp'
Van Wii.k." 'le.
REUBEN.
W. I. St. nit', of iavr Vaih-r
it.st with his .taiikriiiei, Mr
W. Jot-1
Ian at'JMiMV is rot Sun. lay.
W.J. l e. iC I'.iiiiier, in t
the lire! oi tint week hs-king lore,
!.'.'..
Mis .:
ta-lit Sol,.!
M'iel.
C. Keller
.lav to I-
tie Ko'i
ir vetting
ef T, le Cre-t:.
mi M:-i l.u:.s
r.t to
oted f
P-.Mi
the
r,d
i; Kr
inl lis:
Fri-
1 l.e an a'.i..ui
i'e. of Tlvi
lav.
!,! L- li.'.ri.i-r n
Creek, visiL.-.j i'.otiai
lid p.iaek, of Tide I
ik, sii a Vur'.- ',
.and v :s".-.r Suuaav.
Ma. tin 1 l..e-.-ii, of po-tiaiel, it visiting
, with ills fattier and mother tin seek.
E. i. J-ines, of Tide Crrek, was in
tow n T a d.:y.
11. O. Howard, of Hoiilt. n. was in
iosii T'."-It looking bar a i ,.i (i-eg. lie
ret'irnei t. .ene ou the eveniiij; trsin.
E. '. Jor.i - Hti l dauziit.-r re
turn. J I. .one from I'-irtiand liieshiv.
tth.ie theie Hie t.onht
ci, king f ar.je.
S 'i. Si h'enover, oi V,
town Tui-day. lie whi
i '-is of i ioine iirat. -e So.
a urge steel.
r-ion in, was in
ii.i tall Ihe ot'ii
r,J.K. Ill xt l.ri-
ilay evening.
Jain, s Ki k Its, of the IhuL, I Vail Lnm
laring C uipanv, and Fiank liaddai'l.
I il. r iirso l it, mde L'lml er I oii,daiy
;
were l.ete in.-s.isv Ks.Kit.g ntter the ruai
ol ti e t..'o;.iiii:l a limjjer C' lnpfniv
E. Ii. M -M i-iii, who built the m-.d
bed lor tiie Co.uiiihia Timle-r Coniparn
lust skinnier, h It her WednesiUy (or
Skan.iaduwa, W a-li., where he wiil con
struct a l,-.ni!e logging rond for Mr.
A'er, ol Portland
Mr. Stanley, president of the Colum
bia Inii.'nr C Dipany, it lepairiri the
hiiiidliig at M.rr.ti.le. I uinlertrnd
he in'o-iels to put up several new build
ings t L is spring.
Eiinle Was-ersnd wife visited friends
in Kslain Wednesday.
St. IIclciiwS Hotel
In ler th? Manacraent of ;
Q. A. AND A. M. BRINN.
-Is tas Leafsc. Mil
l!Ji.ailsri lar STlllmsn, lag.
Cers. Qiarrtrou ante Ciits
u.reial Trartisrs.
PajsrJ at 1 Iyl;ine, 20 p. r moatli.
iran.ie nt, tl per day.
Barn
and
Feed
s.
far
'classified Advertisements
LIGHT JRoWIlt
r o
HE vliY, M. Helm
IN Mt
js.ll K A t ' HdB V."
JtT-ev I'.uil.
Apply IO Joltll l lie,
Moult. oi.
THRKi: AM' A iPAR-!
i;tU SM K-
l l. r n. ill 1..
in wagon; a g.i
w.vtk horse 4 icar.ol.l, weight, 1U n.
l,i,lv b.G. 1. t;ll.WN, St. Ileiens.
ton svi.p . sP.(iM iivM
Ivp, wiinr in giHid condition, -tpp-y
thlf ortice.
, ..,..
tUlGAN
ihisollHi'
IMK SALE - APPLY AT
WANTKl'-SFVF.U l. PF.K"NS
of cliaracier and g l reputations in
each slate :onc in tin eonrnv r. ij tired i
to repi rseiit and edcriie old i-lah-:
It lod weiltl.v bnsines lo.ii-e ol aolnl
tiiianciwl .taiiduirf. Salar v 11.IX or. kly '
with e-uw a Iditioiial. All payable
in cash di eet each Wedm-sd iv from
hea l i.tfi.TS. Horse and carriage Inr
in. '.id when nui-saiv. It.- errnc
, iii-Iiw i.ddresel enlelopo. Colo
m il Co., .V.. IvaiH.rn si . Ciii. .
R I l-A N S Tal uiet !
Is tors rlihl !
A gl prescription
For n.aiikin I
Thr .V tvnl i'rin f ' u "1 c. s.irs
;h. !M3.'r hs-ltir jWO eii!l s.'iii,.t s iial
i. ;.; All 'I'1 '! '"- .
J..h pfititing ' f all kinds p-'-!itp!ly c- ;
cruieil at this office Now is the time '
togetvotir ie'tcr heads, billheads and;
statt men! , printed. j
pn h !u in en-ion evi rv Fri lav, aad
spec!! Sunday dinner at the St. Helens
I lute!.
P. of H. DIRECTORY
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t.hrli ii4'V w
Mrs Kr
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1S
ill
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e. . Mr.
-r.ls ,
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II..
n.cM
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V. O. M .
0. t laiv, e. c. Fr. I STmii
II..
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Mrs. V
mil,- Ilaltrr . f
GiyjKGi-: A. 1 1 ALL
JTTOUXEV- JT- LIW
f-T. HELENS . ORE'iii.Y
Owl Saloon
4
4
jf T-aiaa PiioTutts, fROPKllTOBS
-Only Iks baat ol-
a
j Litinors ssi Ciian Kept ii Stsck
CYRUS NOBLE
AtoA o her jnlm Uin4t hAie
WEINHARD'S BEER
oa drftschL
"Tcm Benton" Cigars.
V All lv-4t irtmXki oihtr m
0 ilir prnAvm,
te
j suss kuiisi 1 rturit onUblD
00 to tb 11
!? rls. .a!.
1 Valtl irtiVcilllC
Driift Store
il
rna Tusia-
Drugs and
Medicines
Tulet Articles and Pcrfcinery
I Or. J. . JILL. f-nprlor
ICtar -K i.M!
Oniur a. j
IWlio's Your Tailor?
No niattt.r--juk him. What h thr
use of pit) inj? fancy jniccs for tailored
clothes when you can walk into our
store ami get au
rrililoi-llIJnU Sllit f"roiie
half the ot initial value?
Suit's, tutclaimed
Top Coats
$ 7 50
12.50
Special reduction on
heavy-w'n't Trousers 1.95 o 4 95
keinetnher these arc unclaimed.
FARNSWORTH-HERALD CO.
its tt a-hitiglon St., roulaml. Or.
208 FRONT
FORTLAND,
Mi'lurn Watjon Co. 's S.trveu Hucleye Iron Punips, Wooj
IV.tf lit Wheel, Steel and !
Cast Skein Farm Wagons, j
Spring Wagons, LKrlivervj
Wagons, Hacks, Buggies ;
and Carriages.
Co!u:uh::s !!;iggy Co.'s Hug-;
gics, Thaet'tns, St.inhnpfs ;
and Carriages. ;
IVcring and Buckeye Binders
Rc.-i;
Mowers, Tdldcrs,
Kali
es an
d
(Jriu !. rs.
Champion S'l.titi
and
"esses
Horse
Tower
Baling T
Ivlipsc
Tresse
lull Circle it.
SujK-rior drain Seeders, 11m-,
Shoe and lisc Hri'ls.
Aeriiio:- and Butler Steel
Wli- ' l.i's.
If not! Why not?
Or a mail order. Money
factory. All styles and ptites frou
$8.50 logging boots. (Th hrjest
line of loggers and crr.:scrs' s!
powa Falls brand.)
alkover and sS-s;;i . t
wll r.,hls M
I THE NEW YORK STORE
II" just terviitJ a Is.jr invoirt tl
Spring Goods, Shoes,
I Dry (sfwuls, (Jrocerics, Boots Shoes, lite.
11. MOHGU8,
( 'oop r Buildiuj;, Miiiu Stn-ot. St. Helens, Off-ion.
piTTSBURG VISIBLE TYPEWRITER
THE ONLY 1'KIiFKCT WHITIN(J MACHINK MA HE
Htsw-wsi
s. I, O
X, '. .
S P i s ' . , e ?.; m l
Ctfe: f'w.. -.'..S'il w
'fi .ifi. .1. '. vva
S 'i' A 'A VS. "-'' r?
m WotMl Street,
i
?sV, ,.-'
The Pittsburg Writing
'-'V' 'a . 11
j"0s,i - 1
M
F.t. t
I.
to
$25.00
25.00
to
I " It r r
m
J. F. O'DONNELL
STREET, lUwrCtl TATIOR AFC
OREGON
uitoMettr. .l ' I I .l I'l ill ts n
Tumps, Wood and St!
Tank, I'iix and Fitting.
Hero and Mt. Hood Gniii
Separators, with Sackers.
Aspiuwall Potato and Onion
Tlst liters.
New Oxford Cream Separator
King's Roller Jkaring Hingei
T-irii I ior Hangers.
Cat ton Clipper and Syracost
Slcl and Chilled Vim.
Htrrow.s and Cultivators.
H.-iv Tuds, WJ.rcl Barrt'vi,
B.i! Ties, Barb Wire,
der Twine, Machine
Bin
Oil,
Ktc
MiTiart h , !c Crc:is'
Have you ever Ku:j ut a pair of shoes of the
night Shoe Co.
Come yourself. Send a fiitnd.
ii fiitided if shoes aie not satis-
50c hahy shoes to
and most complete
in the West, Clu'p-
j .50 v ,. Tilt Well,
lei 'rllMtte. Slrrgwa
.1
The writir-jf is in flam ri
el the operator all the tiias
slmple.t and alriingett re
tun lint, rapid action, '.'
torn K-silii pled to all kia.e o
nrk lsl (01 al uUlin and,
Invoke win uetrc ral k'T F
l-uar-! MUiusabi type aeliI
s-lo-iantly rl. and. I
Treble the life of any ell
inai hiiir r fond clean wu'k-E
Machine Company
l itUburg, Ta
y y V T Y t H