OREGON MIST
Entered l tb fottoffire at 8t. Helen,
Oregon, a eeeond-clsss wail matter.
COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER.
leei-an Evsbt Fbidsv Morkuio By
KEEI.EB II. OABBERT,
Ebitob add Peorairro.
DHCKimOR PKICt: .
One copy on vear, in adranc 11.00
ix raontae 60
MAY 15, 1903. i
Thi paper ii kept on HI at the Ore
fan Prera Association Kooaa 9. li'mil-
Ion kqildiag, Portland, Oregon. !
1 11 ..- j
FACING THS WORLD. j
Tat one hundredth enniversajy of the j
rignlag of th treaty of Franc and ihe
TJaited State which ceded to ue the j
territory ol Loaieaaa was celebrated in ,
8t. Loui on Thnredsv, April SO, by the!
dedieatioa ol th Louieana Parchai
ipoeitk.
Th ceremonie were cood acted one
seal of grandeur commenearat with
lh remarkable event in tbe country'
history which they inteuded to recall
ad gVorily. Preeident Rooeevelt, for
mer Preaideat Cleveland, member of
Ue Cabinet, member of both houee of
Congreet, iwpreeentative of th army
ad navy, member of the diplomatic
corpe, tiovreaort of many (tatet, and
sitting uiahed people generally from all
part t th country and alt parti of th
World lent their presence to the dignity
4 th occation.
Tb xpoition of 1904 hat mad each
progree to jnetify the prediction that
It will eons), if it doe not excel, th
World' Fair of lt93. Th building ar
farther advanced than were our a year
before th opening, aad people who
bar viaited tb ground bear cheerful
teelimony to tbe fact that St. Louie ha
displayed not oniy intelligence and ar
tittic tat in choosing deaign for th
great palace in Fvrt Park, but that
be ha exhibited wondrrtat energy in
their conetructioa.
A th fourth city of tb country, the
Mcowl of tb mighty Writ, th rostrop-
olle of th mpir that ba ariiea within
th bound rie f tb Louitaaa pnrcha,
ad, mere than all, a the at of th
third of our great international xpoi
tioaa, St. Loo is will be called upon to
face tb world during tb next twelve
month, and that a will acquit bereelf
tredibly, there can he no donbt in any
quarter whar the ipirit which animate
aercitixeaship it known and understood.
The output of th Klondike mine for
tliit year will be $16,000,000, a againtt
112,000.000 latt year, which goe to thow
that tb confidence of thee who have
dared tb Alaikaa winter since th
b om began, btt been justified.
W may now confidently look for
luting, while at th lam tim taking
th nana! pretentions againtt poetible
art back natil tb middl of next
month.
Remember when you go to tbe lower
Pebalem, that you can get clean bede
nd first class meal at tb new hotel in
llitt.Mrs. F. hi. Dippold, maaager.
Mail subscriber received at thi of
flc for the Evening Telegram, Oregon's
greatest evening paper.
GREATLY ALARMED
By a Peretateat Coagn, bat Perma
nently Cared by Chamberlala'a
Conga Iteanedy.
Mr. H. P. Borbage, a tlndeat at law,
la lireenville, 8. C had been troubled
for four or five year with continuous
tough which h savs, ''greatly alarmed
me, catieing me to fear that I was in the
first (tag of consumption." Mr. Bur
bage, having seen Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy advertised, concluded to try it,
J.ow read what he says of it: "I soon
felt n remarkable change and after using
two bottles ol the 25 cent lite, wat com
pletely cored." Sold bv Cdwia Ross.
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TAXATION
Warren, Oigor, May 9, 1003.
Editor Mitt: j
If the inhabitant of Columbia county
ran find any enjoyment in paying taxeo,
next year will doubtleee see the f rutition
of their greatest joy, th tax re for
1903 aad 1,904 will, nader th new law
be collected in tbe latter yaer.
Anticipating th gratification th
peopl- would derive from thi cataclysm
of tat paying, th legislature very
thoughtfully, in addition to th double
dote, made appropriation! aggregating
the mere trifle of, in around uumbers,
2,300,000. or about (800.000 more thn
two year ago, all of which th people
mtitt pay ualeee Morgaa or Carnagie
thou Id, through kind philanthropy,
up in and pay it for n. Added to
thi th County Court it required to
levy a echool tax, under a law which
make it obligatory en th Court
araonating to, at least $6.00 per capita,
for each and all ih achool chllren
within the conatv, between the agea i f
four, and twenty year, which means an
increase in thi county, of more than
$000,00 over this year. Of course no
fair min led cilixens object to reason
able taxation for school purpraea, but
wtu added to other coats a id expenses
of government, it never th let may
become burdensome. A it stands,
however, th tax of thi county will
be raieed without th addition of con
tingencies other than those already
considered, about $10,000. But theee
are, unfortunately, not. Not content
with ahowering inconsiderable bleerings
on tha State generally, th legislature,
through th efforts of our respected
Solon, M. Both, whose tontenseruble ie
an animated advertisement of fatuoua
legislation, eoniideratly made Columbia
county a special target for taxatian, bv
foiating upon it two tpeeial county teat
rl-ctione, thinking it accessary, prob
ably o make sonis immediate diaposi
tion of the "surplus," for all of which
tbe Ua payer should be duly thankful H
and should tbe county seat be moved
then an extra XdO.OOO or ftiU.UUU may
safely be added fer a new court house
and th ex pease of removal.
Kiad citizens, tak your last tax
receipt aad add to it 15 per cent thereof
the multiple thi amount by the
numeral two, and it will give you an
inkling ot the joy in store lor you, in
1904. In other words if you paid $100
taxea for 1902, then next year you will
pay $000 plua $15 multiplied by 2, equal
to $230.00 and if the county seat ia re
tin providence and the County
Commissioner onlv, can tell what vou
will b required to pay.
It ie freely admitted that the
above Igure ar to torn extent an
estimate, yet it i a careful one, and
made after consulting th law on the
subject and several of tbe county officers
whose knowledge of theee matters can
not ba questioned.
Verily, the bubble of joy doth dance
merrily in folly's cup,wbil the property
owners pay th fiddler.
Max Bxaa.
SCHOOL MATTERS.
The graduating exerciaea of th Rai
nier ecaool will be held ia the opera
honse, Saturday evening May 23.
Toe following ia the programme.
Fairy Drill IS small girlt.
Selection by the Orchestra.
Opening Addre.s by Marguerite Hill.
The Hidden Stream The River of
the West Estella Prichard.
Lewis and Clark Alice Wilson
Song Small boy.
Th Maa with th Ha
Justin Lorain Herman
Selection by the Orchestra.
Oregon Literature. Anna Katrina Moeck
Pact, Rozena B. Sexton and
Juatina Herman.
The Beautiful Willamette Florence
Zwemer.
Kymybs of tb Cascades Roxena
B. Sexton.
Selection by th Orchestra.
Address to graduating clasa by Rev.
Taggart.
Duo tie Quartet. Soprano, Raby A.
Jackson, Alio Perry. Altos, Mrs. C. I.
Hooghkirk, Laara Propst. Tenor, G.
B, Joensoa, J. H. Kemp. Basso, J. E.
Bourne, A. L. Clark.
Presentation of diplomat by Supt. I, U.
Copeland.
Selection by Orcbeatrg.
Following ia the report of the Gobi
school, in dittrict No. 37 for tb month
ending May 8.
No. of pupil enrolled, 36.
No., day attendance.
Average daily attendance, 23.
Day abtsacc, 38.
Time tardy, 3.
Pupil neither absent nor tardy:
Daily Jones, Mildred Jones, Freddi
Psoplss, Maud Bishop, A lie Kratxe,
Grover Kratz, Emma Buchr, Hatti
Bucher, Orrie Cuehmgn.
Mabklu E. Rose, Teacher.
Report of tb Hudson school, district
N. 4, for month snding May 8.
No, of boy nro)Id 23.
No. of girls enrolled 10.
Whole No, enrolled 33.
No. of day taught, 90.
No day attedance, 486.
Day absence, 64.
No, of time late, tt
Thoae neither absent nor tardy dur
ing tbe month were; Leslie Larson,
Rot Attoa, Robbie Peterson, Walt
nd Elvara Rice, and Frank Parcher.
V. Mybtlk Powell, Tta her.
CASTOR I A
far InfgnU utd Children.
Tki Kbd Yea Han Always Bang..
FOOD
Soft and crooked bones mean
bad feeding. Call the disease
rickets if you want to. The
growing child must cat the
right food for growth. Bones
must have bone food, blood
must have blood food and so
on through the list.
Scott's Emulsion is the right
treatment for soft bones in
children. Littledoscs every day
give the stiffness and shape
that healthy bones should have.
Bow legs become straightcr,
loose joints grow stronger ana
firmness comes to the soft
i i.
Wrong food caused the
trnnhle. RicrritfonH will nirp it
In thousands of cases bcott s
Emulsion has proven to be the
right food for soft bones in
childhood.
Send for free sample.
SCOTT BOWNE. Chamlat.
400-4IS Pearl Straat. Nave York,
jsc aad ti.oa; all .Inirxliia.
HOULTON
Quit chang
week.
in the weather thi
Don't forget the Artiaaaa dance
thi
Friday aight.
Mesdame tleashawa' viaited Port
laud Tuc.day.
Lota of people around now on account
of court week.
. Hight has been visiting inPottlaad
the past month.
;3 Mr. N. A. Perry has been visiting in
Seattle foi the past week.
A gang of mea left last Monday to
work on the Bunker Hill road.
A few of our peopl viaited Corvalli
last eunuav on tbe excursior. All re
port a good time.
Fred Frantx made a trip to Greenville
Or., last Tuesday to attend the fuueral
of the late Pheoae Rymal, who waa
killed at that place last Mouday by fall
ing oa a teace. Mr. Rymal was a mem
ber of the Woodmen of thia place.
We ar a til I famishing the Weekly
Oregeoian aad Mist together fur a year
aly $2.00. Subscribe aow.
A Farmer Straightened Oat.
'A man living on a farm near here
cams in a short liuie ago completely
doubled up with rheumatism. I handed
hun a bottle ol Chamberlain s ram
and told him to use it frooiy and if not
satisfied alter using it he need not pay a
cent for it," says C P. ftayder, of Pat-
teas Mills, Jt. 1. A few days later be
walked into the store aa straight as "a
string and handed me a dollar aaoing,
'give m another bottle of Chamber
lain's Psin Balm. 1 want it in the house
all the time for it cured me.'" For sale
by Kdwin Ross, St. listen.
FISHHAWK.
Was. Elliot made a trip to Ctatakaoie
Saturday.
G. T. Dawalt, brought in a pew wagon
Saturday, which be received from
Chicago.
Will Miller brought in his wile and
Mrs. Carl, Sunday, from outride, a her
they have been visilinc frieuds.
Sunday was a regular fizzle of a day.
A drixxl which wa not really a rain, 1
but wa too wat to be called sunshine,
kept up all day.
The editor of tb Chief must bav
been short of chink laat week, therfor
ha felt weak in the knees, Th next
time th writer at Mist wants any thing
tun or printed, just send aloug a little
something in a bottle, and h will pub
lish anything from a funeral sermon to
a prixe fight.
Ithedfobd's
THE GREAT
ftHHYMQICIHE
Tbetlfard'i Black-Draught ha
saved doctors' bills for mor than
sixty Tears. For the common fam
ily ailments, such a ermttipatioa,
indigestion, hard colds, bowel eom
plainta, chills and fever, bilious
ness, headache and other like
complaints no other medicine ia
necessary. It invigorate and reg
ulates the liver, assist digestion,
stimulates action of tb kidneys,
purines tha blood, and purges tha
bowels of foul ccumulations. It
cure liver complaint, indigestion,
sour stomach, d laziness, chills,
acha, kidney troublea, constipation,
diarrhoea, biliousness, ciiea. hard
colds and headache. Every drug
gist has Thedford's BlacA-Diwight
in 25 cent package and in mam
moth siie or 11.00. Never accept
substitute. Insist on having tha
original mad by LtAC'haUanooga
Medicine Company.
I belltv Thsdforat BWx-Dru(M
Is ths bast mtdkaw en sarth. Hat
feed for any and swythtas. 1 1
family ef twsiv chUdrsn, sad far
fear yttrt I hev kept them ea feet j
sMtxati'Ty wKliiMaociara Btscs.
Draught A. A GREM, lucwara. La, ,
BO E
VIRCHOW AND HIS WAV 8.'
ttrer
Prereaeae Waa le,
t Be
Oa Mat Mia Maieh.
Th U Profeasor Vlrcbow waa. In
hi owu rouutry at leatt, almost
fatuoua for hi excessive blunUe of
speech a for hi very remarkable men
tal attaluuieut, ay the Philadelphia
Pre. Often he spoke to unfeelingly
to the ttudeut who sat uuder him lu
in lecture room mat iney ubt m
known to lea re hi claaae and not re-
turn. According to Berlin tradition.
eue of the professor1 favorite re pile
lo wrong aaewsr to ou of hi que. -
tlona wtt:
"Certainly not. Any cook would ,
know better than that."
Ou the other hand, he teemed to ap
preciate the aplrlt In tome of hi ttu
deut which prompted them to anawer
him back In very much hit own tone.
One when be wat prealdlng In very
old and faded suit of clot bee he turned
suddenly upon euungir bhfui
""-n luln " Nm akd:
"Do your eye teU you th truth?
What color la thi coat of miner
Without an Instant' hesitation th
young man roe and aald: "I presume
It waa once black. Now It la any color
xcettt white."
That atudent waa pasted.
Ttsa Maw Wha Karea.
Far ana woman who dominates her
huaband In China there are doubt lee
nine of tbe approved oriental (trip of
humility. Nevertbeleae Chinese humor
ou literature abound In reference to
henpecked huaband. Professor Her
bert Allen Ulle of tb University of
Cambridge told on of tbeae stories:
Ten henpecked husband resolved to
form society to resist the impoaltloo
of their wive. Tbe ten wlvee heard of
the plan and while tbe meeting for or
ganisation wa In progress entered the
room In body. Nine of the rebellious
bus bands fled, but th tenth one re
tained his place, tppareutly unmoved
by the unexpected visitation.
Tbe ten wlvee, after smiling roa
tetnptuoualy on the one man who re
mained, went back to their home, well
content with the succea of their raid.
Th nine husband thereupon re
turned to their meeting, reeolved to
make tbe heroic tenth man tbe presi
dent of tbe society.
When they entered the room, bow
ever, to Inform him of tbe honor. It
waa found that he wa dead. lie had
died of fright
A waseeaH Game.
Four wide one In the third and Ho
gs n paraded!
Dooley tilted th pellet to tbe outer
most port precinct for hassock and
Invested second citadel through Groo
gin's Insane heave.
Jones' agile mitt engulfed Smlth'a
towerer to left gardeo, but failed to
ferry It In before llogan'a extremities
tolled tbe rubber.
Donovan Jabbed a eolltslre to left
pasture, stabling IKioley, but met his
death purloining a hag. Ifucclna mtde
three frantic lungea at the leather, but
GufTe saffron muff let him amble down
the trail to tbe Initial rooat.
Duffy' ttet ruing gratner to right
meadow Incinerated UufTt finger.
Doyle dunked wifely to larboard, but
Brown's swift letura of tbe globule
contributed to U'lggln's demise at tb
plate. Kansas City Independent
O
ths
Tin I Vot H hrm 6MC
Bgaatar
ef
aa4 lb Ttsv
"It wa close ber, " said lb opium
planter, "thai they caught a tiger cred
ited with having dona to death 200 na
tive. Only last weak while oat for
walk I saw a lifter leisurely pa across
the road. Ar you likely to be attacked?
Well, I don't know. Ton may and may
not, hot I rather think a bloyola woold
frighten a tiger."
Of course we aaid it would be rather
lo to see tiger, that It would pro
vide aa pprectated adventurous fillip.
But, a a matter of fact, w regretted
saving talked determinedly about tb
absolute necessity of getting away with
tb moonri. W triad to thak oar
boet's conviction that it was at night
tiger were on the prowl. But ba would
aot accommodate a.
Maybe, we conjectured, the animals
keep close to the roadway, watching far
victim. 80 a our Rover went spin
ning along in tb mellow moonlight
yea were strained ahead for any prowl
ing object. Ooos there waa a qulok
steadying down of pace. There wa
torn beast running along. Id tha shade.
It wasn't big enough for oamel. It
wa too big for dog, so it most be
tiger. Never a word waa said. Each
pretended not to notio anything. Btill
there wat an affinity of funk. "Now, I
woo tier what brut that it?" on of ut
t latt asked in a pretended don't ear
voice. "Ob, nothing particular byena
or eometblDg, " wa tb reply. All tb
while tbe animal wa behaving la
distinctly mysterious way. W could
ea it dark form In tb gloom. It waa
traveling ahead at a leisurely pace, oc
casionally rottliug tb branches. W
ettled down to dead crawl in it
wake. Suddenly tbe brute strayed upon
patch of moonlight It waa a poor lit
tl insignificant donkey. TraveL
i "Hall fries.
Tb mill agent, importer or mann
faotorer take order fur a Ho of goods
from Jobber and from larg retailer
for a fall opening supply, bat a great
many of thorn ar tbos sold on a guar
' ante that is, tb buyer can return
j what tbey do not sail a pretty mtt
, business for tha buyer. When Use good
! fail to move at a ttlpoltted price, tb
I toll era ar notified that a certain quaa.
tity will be returned. Then new nego
tiations begin.
If tbey are in Jobbers' bands and tbe
quantity is large, a driv may b ar
ranged for; if not larg enough for thi
sale may b arranged to a larger re
tailor. Then corns bit announcement
of a larg purcbaa from well known
manufacturer or Importer, greatly be
low cost, and being oootent with a
mall profit tbey are to be sold below
cost Vary often, therefore, these sales
do not mean a lota to tb retailer or to
the Importer, but usually to the maker
of tb good, whether doineatio or for
eign. Of course, boy era from agent
who make np tb good Into garment
or oonvart them Into bleached, dyed of
printed article oanuot well fall back
upon tb mills. -Textile WnrM
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Price, 7. 8. 0. IIKNKY, Kt. Helen.
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W A NTK IV-HK V KK A I. PKRSO.N 8
of character ami g'HM reputations in
each state (one In this county required)
to represent and advertise old ettab
linhed weslthv business house of sol Ml
financial standing. Halnrv $21 .00 weekly
with expenses additional. All payable
in cash direct each Wednetdav from
head officci. Hrae and carriage fur
nished when necessary. Reference!,
rncliie ell-ddresed envelop. Colo
nial Co., rm, Dearborn St., Chicago.
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old; weisht, UK) pounds; rsn be teen In
Burt West's pastuie. John IMan, War
ren. WANW)KVK.R IS ll HTKl
ous persons in each stale to trarsl t-.r
house established elevea veast and with
a large capital, to call upon merchant
and agenta for tncrvitful and
pn'nmttiv
lina. Permanent euaairenient. weeny
cash sslarv of $18 and all traveling ex
penses and hotel bills advanced each
week. Experience not essential. Men
tion rsfsrence anl enclose sen soure.wi
envelope. THK NATIONAL. XA,
liearborn St., Chicago.
" WANTeT VOC NO MEN to prepare
for Government Positions. Fine open
ings in all lepartinenls. Examinations
soon. Particulars Free,
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I WANTED A COI.I MBIA COI NTY
1 vouni bachelor desiies to rorresp.nd
with a voune ladv with a view to mtr-
monv. Is ths owner of some valuable 1
timUr land. Write to X. Y. Z., rare
Oregon Mist, 81. Helens, the.
THE PARTY IS KNOWN, WHO
took Ihe shovel from the grade, and he
Will save I ran hie bv reluming the same.
T. E. Grewell, Road Supervisor of W ar-
ren precinct.
R 1 P A N 8 Tshalet
Ilortor find
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For mankind
Tile enl packet ! enu(li fnr uhiU Aeeat
Th laaiii; buii; (SO mum) auaiaias a )u
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P.ofH. DIRECTORY
Oregon stste r-ranra me.11 si Oregon Cut.
Tuaa.. Mar 2, lB H II. l.l),Mittl; Mair
fl. llowanf, tr.; A. T. Hailon. lat-1.
rnlutnl.la ("mjritf Ft.mnna liratiga meala al
Varaonta.Hal.. Ant 1.1'XM W a tounr. ntKe
ler; ii. h. Itkgglna. tec.; I. It. Curian4, leel.
Vail (Iranve . 191; maatt al Warren rat
vi'ad altar lull mnoa. r. w. Aflama. naaiar;
Mrs r. M. Mo.l, tee.; John Ihilaa. ten
Yanklan Orange. No aot; meata aiarv atiav
nsta ai K Kaf.plar. ma.ur; rlmrns Tarbell,
see.', K H raimi. Met.
aaial Orange, Nn. 0S: meata i Hal ) W.
Armalrut.g. ruaaler, hetUf H fslsraas. asc .; A
U. Ku4.lln.au. Wet.
Hespio.a llratige. rto KTl: meela W Sal al 10
S. a... antl 4lk Weil, nigh' M Hilar farrall naa
ter; t. I.. HoJa4aT,ec.: Mrs. tia W alia, terl,
Vernonia Oranga. So. Wrt nan l Hal. J K.
Doa. maaiar; nllllaaa Wtlana, tat ; S. u.
HchoomAar, lact.
Beaver Vallef Oraoga. Na. Its. meeia avarv
tllarnatatai nlghl A C. Allan, raaalaa; Waa
nls McKrs, aac.; B. Ao.lli.a. lael.
Carlar (irovs Oranga. No. t'JO: maeli al Iks
srhul honaaon 4tb Sal. w. a. Ymiav. naaiar;
M. P. Ycniog. are.; Columbia t'r-aa lael.
Ci.i.Saiila l.ranra. No. CI mee'a al ao.l lib
Kalunlava V, H. Malar, maaiar. lira. A t. Mil
ler, aee ; O. L hrtlm, Irei.
Mllion 'Iranga. So Kj; mr.ii al Honlma ea
lal a tki 31 Thara. ntghla. I. II. Cnpaland. raaa
ler; Leota l.oaa. hk.; Mis. I. II. l oi.lanu. lael.
Rainier Dranga. !fn r.'t. mreta 2d 4th at
Hon, nighla. (Van BUiirhant. aia.lar; Mjrtl
Hiahinan. aee.; i. B. E. Ilourne. lee'.
Qninrv tiranga, No.S7I: naata M ana Sis
Hat.. Mrs. Aiine rarellut, nailer; B. g. Cele
man.lrct.; Mra. Lotus Ih'bbiaa. aae.
Utbla tlranga. No , meati t and 4tb FH
ftay nighla. M J. Hmler, maaiar; tt.ll Csai.
at.; u. Injgaw. Itci.
Kecretarlea are raouaatad to was la ur.
ralliinaof Ihl dlrarlorv.
coi.'mtv ornctM.
Repreaenlttlv Martin Bnlh, Rainier
Juuga
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Treasurer
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Mra. rrsnret Johna, see.
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I Thnr. nights. Mra l.ntr lira;, m. s. s.; Mrs.
oaran xuira, m. Ol r. snu s.
t'. A. Hottltnn Asaemhlv, No. SO, meets sv.
try Frl. night. 1. II. Copland, m. a.; Mrs. M.
J. Hen.haw.aee
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svarv Bat. night. O. c. Clark, o. a.; frail frauti,
W.O. W. Ilrmllnn Clrele, Ne. CIS, meats
every Tsea. night. Mrs. Winnie Bsilev.i. n.;
Mra. Kale Parry, dark. ".,
GEORGE A. HALL
ATTORNEY- AT- LA W
8T. HELENA . OBEUOM.
The Mist Hotel
' Coder tb management of -
MRS. F. M. DIPPOLD
Is tbe Leading House
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Mist, Oregon
Who's Your Tailor?
No matter quit bim. Wht ii the
use of paying fancy prices for tailored
clothes when you cm walk into our
store and get au IJlielllimtMl
Tailor-miulo Suit (or one-
half the original value?
Suits, unclaimed.
Top Coats.
J 7 50
12.50 to
Special reduction on
hcavy-w'g't Trousers ,95 to 4.95
Remember these are unclaimed.
FARNSVYORTH-HERALD CO.
H Washingtna Hi., Portland, Or.
J. F. ODONNELL
Top Biiie.s Ss"ir nd up.
O pen B i tzn i s S 8." p-
Belt and Horse Power Hay Presses.
Decriug Binders, Mowers, and Rakes.
Hodges " " " "
Buckeye 44
Hay Tools, Plows, Harrows and Pun.p,
New Oxford Cream Separators.
Milburn Wagons, Bnggics and Hacks.
Colurabns Buggies and Carriages.
Have you ever bought a pair of shoe of tbe
Knight Shoe Co.
If not f Why not ? Come yourself. Send friend.
Or a mail order. Money refunded if shoes are not satis
factory. All styles and prices fron 50c baby shoes to
$8.50 logging boots. (The largest and most complete
line of loggers' and cruisers' shoes in the Wct-t, Chip
pewa Falls brand.)
Walkover and Sorosis, $3.50 & $4. Bii.t Well, fa.50
Oseeell serktw Male! artlaw. )eeaesj
ITHE NEW YORK STORE
Hss jnst r seel red a larg lateie l
Spring Goods, Shoes,
Dry fowls, Groceries, Boots. Shoes, Etc.
1. MOEGUO,
E Cooper Building. Main Street, St. Iffieoi. Oregon.
VP j?! OrricH,
Theodore S. Thomson, Dentist,
Information and Appointments Cy ( Mail.
Boat. M aad H, Wstblagten Bid., Boatbea.t ornr Wak. aad 41b It
PORTLAND,
Take Elsvster I Fifth Fleer.
$2 The Mist and The Oregonian, $2
rDUWi-BOttllT PlIPU INOULB
TO TBI
Clatskanie
Drug Store
FOB TBIIB
Drugs and
Medicines
caoira
Toilet Articles and Perfomerj
Br. J. g. HALL, fop,,,!;
Ciar.,a,,
Kit; ... h J
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$25.00
25.00
208 FRONT STREET
PORTLAND. OREGON
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