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Newspaper Page TextOREGON MIST Entered at th I'oetoffce at St. Helena, Oroifon, ax aeoondsttlass in nil matter. Buying chickens on the wing or roost if something like boys swapping jack- J knives unsight and Dnmn. At least it partly turned oat that way Iter last week, ! RAINIER Kmi I"Han, the older brother of' I utility ju.iir lHan, li slowly recover- ... .,. , at Alderbiook (uriu. CLATSKANIE Mra. J. K. Frieraon and daughter, Tillie, of Ashland, me visiting friends n the city, Hin I are the guests 01 Mil. COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER. Imi'kd Evaar Friday Morninu By ESTKI.I.A UABBERT, Eimi ani rRoraiitTOR. HIIBSCKIl'TIO PKH'B: One copy oue year, in advance 11.00 Six moiitlii , M September 18, 1903. There in't place for all ihe news pa- This paper is kept on file at the Ore gon Frees Association Kooiu 9. Hniil Ou building, l'ortlainl, Oregon. ; Ing imm the itmta of recent i.pera tinlna Portland hospital. It ia i wcted that be will whim be able to lie mil amtin unit rwtllrn In him hnma if. f ha per men and limken-iluwn politicians Kast. ontheLewi.A 1'h.rk Kxpo,iti.,n row- j Jh KVPn(, ,r1,feri of tingen.iea-so there it no u of kicking property recently, aiul new houses are or repining;. i point up in every direction. - - - It ia understood that J. K. Puberty Mount 8t. Helena isjajKin covered leased hia elegant new building to a with snowMhe lorlW heat on the j n'l,i, establishment, peak evidcntlyvM&iig burned out. I The newly organiied beard of trade Wonder if thiaJTa.VanvfnW i do with n"w 1 regular meeting The plan of haviug the county road Woik directed by a ruadiuaater is prov ing satisfactory, aa also ia the new meth od of having a regular .board of road viewer. W ith the road work under the direct charge of a loadittaaU'r the supervisor ia relieved of uiuch unpleas ant responsibility, and he has a chance to escape the everlasting enmity of some of hia neighbors, if he does not do cer tain work on particular roads. The su pervisor may be conscientious in the discharge of bis duties, but be is in duced sometimes to wake certain road improvements to avoid the enmity aud live in peace with hia near neighbors. The same rule alto may be applied to the work of the regularly appointed board of road viewers. Tina board lays out and passes its judgment on ail new roada locateQ in Uie county, and is not any the raitbqnake last friday. Thi fine spell of weather will .enable next Saturday night, following is a lint of Hie elected officers: l'r-i.lent, W. I). I'lne; vice president, lr. A. I. McLaren; second vice-president, II. at. Abbev; secretary. W. C. Fischer: trees- the,dairvmen and fanners along the Co- ' nrr ""'" Hlanchaid j executive coin m bountiful crop, of j; ffi1 dard. Kern Rehekah IWree Ixulce. No. 132. I wild hay add-tha cow will not want for nutritious forinje-vlujing the coming mi iiaeiyu.arlie continued ; instituted at Kainier last Friday rains Jh cause.! a lus to grarn,crtips in 'night by special depute grand mater, the e In If tn valley. C j Fern Ralier, assisted by other proini- t-nent member from I'orlland. The fol- " j lowing the officers were elected : Noble hat areullff postal authorities doing: erand. Etiiil Mitched : vie-rnd. Ma- that there is not sttraHtcliauge made in rv J. Clark ;"ecrtary, Edith K. Claik; the mail service between ijt. Helensand r'eirer, Eleanor Sytnona. After the it.Miii.. ti.i .1. i:!r: i. .ill,uW banquet waa served at rveraons. In.. jtli,.- . , re pun current on mi imwm mat Jin.Ua well have no twsloffice.-,,.- , ,,, . ... over a day at Hoaltoii jL gPfting iitutt- onous. The people of the entire county are di couiinoded by this arrangemeut. Thedeniaml Tor chiltiin Urk is great in these liaru. Several men are in the community cuiitrauling for all that they can get h Id of M good prices. New buildings are looming up on all sides in this part of the county, espec ially in the city. Miss Mary Con vers Is visiting friends In Orvgon City this week, it learn that she has been eng ged to sing at the teacher's institute to be held there Wed nesday. It is claimed by those ho pretend to know that the Keilmen, of bis city, will soon cimmeiice the eiectiou vf their new hall. We would rail the attention of our city wviitfil to the several uuisaiiue. ex isting in the city, especially on Meha ein street, near the residence of Nor man Merrill, and on Front street be tween Nehalem avenue and Walnut street. The city council would do well to look after txith places, aa they art very nauseating and diaee breeders. Mrs. J. Addison Smith took her little CEDAR GROVE Airlveil too !! Ir l ". The new sawmill comiwiiv Is turning out first grade lumber at a rapid rate, Thev have three teams engaged in hau li ihe uruduet to Clnlsknuie. Kdwaid Heneer and William IVvino rluhl, and cn gave Mr. Ilourne's slat . L. ... h.. ...- I,.1,aast tit lllal lltltlsMI. sawa. , ni detail lnterered with V-nislderahl abuse. Tlie Mist aaid that It hail re vived thi' Itif.ir iintlim It print" I fro n an evident reliable noun, or It would not have appeared. The MUt want lo eonaiderablo talua to set thlitoarniiinniit but it will lie some lime lie lore they are big enough to handle a saw or peavy. Ueorge I'ltnenberg, Uuble, ia In this vicinity lor a tew days. W II. Kvser oat a valuable colt. It en!, w lib h he ins reta-ated anov. lines Mr. Itourne want the earth and a high lumber fence around T The Mist has no Interest In the gate receipt busi ness, and the general public carrs lr. rjlOFESSWXIL. j, w. ir W, M, 0'I.Ukd Ihe tiramre met laol Siturilar to clear ground for the new tirang Mall. John l.lmlberg ia hauling polrs for Charles Krlckwin, Mr. Hmrae Talks Uaaekall. Eimtor OaKiion Mit: Alter having politely reiuesied you to alter an erro neous stateiueut, which yuu made in a previous istue v ( your paper in reler ence at the last baocbtill tournament, daughter, hvtelle, to Portland Momlav 1 was much surprised to see the article evening on the train to consult a phym-1 you inserted in yeur last iaiue, wnlcli ciau. The little gill has laren verv nek ' not onlv would imply that what I told you waa in doulil, but you MLMHI DM, HSIri. el ilmf lit 1'iilitllniu.. HT. Mfcl.KNe, OlthutJN, Will piaclhe iii any mutt, Staisor FuJ. iinmt tn,tJi In nmni uf Ortmi wi lnin A i.. tt ai ts iiiawtv tin mil fiwiu " "-''"- -.MmmM 1 SR Several member, of Cedar Ur. ( " ' ' . .1 " ' .V" ' ......i.i' (u ft ) Lt IV " m.. I,,,,,,. I ,'t.ad and had the ainwaraii. .'The move was begun at St. Helen, last of havimr Iwen shut. year and carried out at Kalnler this Klchar K...I. .... I'nai.lorif are lha carnentere. pwse rd Taylor Is having a new house y,r ,(,.( ,,ul oul trams from (Van i his ranch. M. I'. Umt ! j , Nlnieui. Kvldeully no lar- W. H.Von- plare the machinerv and mill btiildinis of Nnnlby A Olson, as full satisfaction for the insurance. Soh-xil lgna last Monday with a fair- It is possible that an era of mineral development will follow some oF' ihe : V l.?,,D,inr1'- T", t-clirs) r r,;.i. . . . . j, , J. B. Wilkeraon, principal; Mrs. H I- prospecting-npw being done iuColum-! kenK(n Mi m, fvnt.l. of Portland, hia county, tmfcreiit partiei believes ai d Mira Hatfield, of Portland. governed by ueighborhoou leeling in the th' .ty are in a fah-, of striking j William Holsapple waa a Portland matter, bow nines viewers report fa- i "" aeposits, ami as son af-tba Amen-; visitor Satu rdar voraoiy uu a piopoau luau wuen lue mu i imoer company can secureniore I inj prove u,e lit is uol uecetsary, simply unnentl leases on uysirable lauds, pros- ' pecting will begtr in the Milton creek couutry. to keep peace in the family ol neighbor hood people. In uioat instances the board of road viewers are non-resideula of a section desiring a new road or road changes, and are not governed by their feelings ia the matter. It there is any one improvement tbat jdeaervee the earnest atleutiou of the jwople of St. Helens, it is a wagou road una better grade to Filtsbuig m ine Upper ehalem. When that road waa tirrt laid out, the surveyor made bills wbera none naturally exicted. special ly is this the condition uu this aide ot Uie luotli'tain. While the engineers did not materially build hills ami steep jfradts Uie Ijne ol Uie road w as blaxed over sleep aaceuta and grades w lieu they could have been avoided. A lew changes have been made in the vicinity ot the A-ojer piace with Uie result tbat some sleep gradea are now avoided. How ever, there ia room fur .till further im provement in this Hue, and parlies who have niade a careiul ex-miuatiuu of lite contour of the touutry confidently as aart that a roadway cu be made all the way to the summit of Uie mountain on six per cent tcrado. There also is rouui lor improvement on the other side ef the mountain. It is important llitl Ibis road should be improved on an eay graue, as much of the Ireigh: aud Unfile l the Upper Nehalem la going out to Forest Oruve aud other VSaehiuglon county points. Tins condition exists, because there is a much better road in that direction. Clalekauie w ill soon have a good road into the elia!elii, and tbe people of that section also deserve a good road to fct. Helena. "For months Tux Miar bas urged the importance of a board of trade or kin dred organization at St. Helena. Clats kaiiie bas a push clup and Rainier has a board of trade ready to begin active work. While a board of trade or pu.li club is expected to work primarily for tbe benefit of its own town, such organ isations are in a position to materially aid in matters of importance to the en tire county. There are many things in which the concerted action of tbe vari pos boards of trade, might result to the universal benefit of the people of the entire county, Tjnleiis St. Helens has inch an organisation the is placed at a iaadvantage in the march of progress. Thi Mist does not advocate the building np of one section of the county over the pther, yVhatever adds to the wealth of anj part pf the community is a benefit fo the entire county and state. .New epterprites and increased value of prop erty, lessens the burden of taxation and give, an ipeenUve to like improvement in other neighborhood cooimuinues. COUNTY COURT. Regular September Term. 1903 lluntinuei from last week was ordered that the road funda It Attorney Peebles visited St. Helens and Portland Monday. Miss Kuby Jackson, principal of the Houlton school, visited her home here over Sunday. Beaver Valley Grant gave a credita ble entertainment last Saturday night. ins Mount Vernon nanil, ol Oob e, waa present and enlivened the occasion by their music. The new cottages being erected by Dr. J. W. Meserve, are conveniences and a valuable additien to the town. John S ten man is building a new dwelling in Moeck's addition, opposite Fowler's blacksmith shop. lor the past IS da-a. Mrs yers accompanied her. K. W. Convert., the pioneer merchant of this city, went to Portland Wednes day morning, combining business and pleasure. U. K. 1 1 1 at t was seen vteunetUHv moruing, g roruauj on a business trip, H. 1.. Colvin, our most estimable county commissioner, was doing busi ness in the city Monday. C. M.Urahaiu and wife and 0. W. Welch, of Marshland, went Fast last mad other statements which I did hot tell you, aud are not correct. Now can pou say that you received vour inform itioii Iroui "an evident re liable source," when the man who you nativ ue- presenc of our oltlce, and at tbe saiua lime admitted that both be aud th management ol the Ciatskauie team received flLtO each outol the gate receipts? 1 told you 1 did not consider toat th teams were entitled to a slmre ot the name source, wuen me men .1.. ir.i.. told me gave the information, ", '"rd,U.thol ua when 1 was in Ju week to visit friends, and will probably ' gale rectpie until the riprnses incurred be gone about six weeks. J lor Inclosing the grounds had lleeude- We learn that K. 8. Brvant has ben ' dueled, because owing to Ihe natur ol appointed r. ad supervisor In iliatitct ammtion, it would have oven Im No. IU, in place ol J. M. Keddick re- Pible to gel gale receipts without signed. pulling up a board lence, but ruther I W. A. Wood (who claimed tW Iwr cent. the sums auioiint run the St. Ilnlsus ue apportioned among the various dis- j loictsae follows: No. 1, X300; No. 2 J00: So. 3. 141.1? N. A -i. m s ! 600; No. , S2U0; o. 7, ; No. 8, t-W; No. 12. ilui: No. 13. ii-iii-" N.V 1 The shock of earthquake Friday af- H, '.'5d- No 15 $400 i ternoon drove the guests out ol tlie ho- rt.i ' i .' . j leis and raided quite a commotion. How- -hiM the 01 OW,ng "arrnl. ever, uo damage reaulted. whicli were advertised, but unt nr. i We have been informed that Enoch "mm, wooi eniii miij ou ma (uu . , rm-li,t.) ?"V0n..1!' ?:'""',V 'i'?..i",rV ! Ki, 'r"e.T (M iirai.il, luti win vuou rviuru .o Ilia home in Portland. A Tresbyterian minister from Port land organised a Sunday-school here last Sunday. Carl Anderson's new building on Bridge street is nearly completed, and when finished will be an ornament to the city. mera ar wanted, and the lesnlt W.ts falliix off In attendance, Th aril- above save that the Uainlvr boy raised a pin so for the malinger ol the St. Hel ena tram. Now w are getting down lo something that interests ihe public, bar I hey car nothing for this gala ircelpt rot. How much was th purse, and fori what purpoa waa it lutvndedT Wher did Clatskani ctiui. InT Mr. ftoiirnV. letter is given in full alwve, escepl on sentence which cniitiiined a personal at tack uu Ihe manager ol the St. Helen. team in a lustier that doe not con cern Ihe public, COLUMBlFciTY. W, , Maclay ol this plac i pulling up a barn on one ol bis lots, A J. Hole. lav has almul It) tons id nice haled hay for Ml, ol a ifl rie ty, and most of it l n v and luiglil. The N. P, K K. Co. are making grrat prepsrslions lo fill in in big caiiton below Columbia City station. They ar grading to put In their coin tele now, Sam Kinder has been pun basing Ms In this place hoping this la will boom soon as il hat boomed out, and he would Ilk to ar II boom lino sgalli Mr, Ki"'!r la sulTsriiig from asthma at prrseiil. ll.MMKK, : tiHF.tiON, GKOIU.li-A7i7Al.iT .ITTOILXKY.AT.UW HT. HEI.KNS OKKtlO.N. Classified Advertisements rttlt stAI.K-TWCIW8 FltKKI) November and I-'nber; on tss yearling bull. U, 1 till MlN. run 8ti,K-Ftntrv AcitK.-t or llinlff land on hail mile Fjist of Yank Ion .lotltv. .Vpidy o ll. W. Ptasr, lloiilioii, thv. W N TFI'-sFYKU . I'KKKOM of charm let and g-l repuialions . each aiHie ion in thi. county re'uiml) In represent and aderlm old estab lished weitllhv buine.s lions d oi4 nnauelal unding. SaiaiV W) eetsly with rtpvii.o aildttl iiai. All liW In ca.li dluil es. h t ednewlsy fron Itead olbte. Ilorse and rarrlag fur. Iil.lted when loi..ul. Kelerencr. sented tor payment within 60 days from Ju'r 1st, be cancelled, to-wit: No. ..MM., . . . i;; . , ... IS!.. . ana.. 1IV1. .u , it 'JO l 5a 1 u i m l uu HI 1,1 fe slaved by t hamberlaln'a Ami. Colic, Cholera and tilarrh.Ma 1 -o I Itenedr. "B. L. Ryer, a well known cooper of this town, aya be believea Chamber lain's C'oiic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Kemedv saved his life laai summer. He Adjourned till September 21et, 1UU3. had been sick for a month with what ins uociors can bilious uyseiiiery, anu could get nothing to do him any good until li tried this remedy. It gave him immediate relief," says H.T. Little, merchant, Hancock, Md. For sale by ot. Helens l'naruiacy. OSle. l.t.wn In K.v.ir il VH IfWS .Huh srueruo.. "ov- It, uaj..r. M. McLeoud.. " ..Wliluu L.ne... , " ..John tuDfif,.., ' . . C. Euyart Jn. 27. IMSS W. J kelite Jsly t, law. .Osasr I'eterMU... The Xagailnes. him III.), wlneii was oue-timd ol the The Pacific Maganne, of Portland, ,uUI ' "ceipl. paid by bl. Helens to Oregon's literary monthly, is keeping in l'" H competing umius last year. In the trout ranks of nroirie.a in erv de-1 addition lo this the Kainier b. y got U partmeut. . Uu the oner iMije of the l'u" ,or hi. Helens mmirger Ust numtier. a novel aunouncenient is " though a.ordiiig to your J. A. Ilo'adav lias fine crop of Hah '"" " ' " "' " I Km l. ir a.1drv.d rvelo(w. Cut. ,.. . ..... - -- "V mai fo., 3M, Ileal ta.ru M., Chicago. apples lor sale. II will start his dilrr a Momlav. He eiw ta s limit a tons of j tournement las, year, ,r. but Una did (dried prune tT bis plare. He bas put a WANTF.I SF.VKK At lM'l'XTBI' not satfsly linn and he reluse.1 lu let his j i4-fiHt addilion In his tlner. 1 1 us i-ins In s h slat tu IrarsIM team play tin lie receive.! a piomia ui ; mors. j I could hav told ll. Umpire to call . th gam at th time aiHiinted, aud if the tit. Helens team tailed to apiiear him decide iu Kainir'e lavor, but s.mi r than disappiut the puhlii', who had come lo sec in gamo, I agreed to giv What I Llfe7 In the laat analyais nobody knows, but we do know that it is under strict law. Abuse that law even slightly, pain results. Irregular living weans deratigemer.t cf tbe organs, resulting in Constipation, Headache or Liver trou ble. Lr. King's New Life Pills quickly re-adjusts this. It's gentle, yet thor ough. Only 25c at sit. Helena Pharmacy. Beal Estate Transfers. J C Adams and others to 8 A Arsts : nmH of sec 54, 6, 3, and sw ti of sec 27. 6, 3, 11,000. : J b Uoan and others to S A Arata;1 quit claim to same tract, $1. j Nils and Annie Mateon to John G. Banzea; lota 3 and 4, and fractional! tm'i at nwW of set. 1 rt A Aisi I REUBEN. Mrs. J. M. Lindsay and Mra. U. Um ber were shopping in Portland Thursday and F'riday. 8. H Miller and family, of Portland, returned home Friday, after a few weeks visit with Incnds on Tide creek. Mra. Foster, of Kidgefield, Wash., and Mis Campbell and niece, of Portland, returned home Friday after a few days visit with Mr. Muun, Mrs. Foster's bro ther. tieorge F and Maricaret J Moeek In I u;.. d.. t; i,. i d....'...i l, r,r5rne,;. . 1.2' ?l nd '2, 1 turned home Friday alter a weeks visit block 36. Moecks ad to Kainier ; 660. iih nieii.ls. She will open a winter i, F ButuotU ; sch.Kd ,t Linton on next Monday. made. It pr. vides for your money back ! show Hut he was not hail so much it you don l like this magazine that Is if you buy a copy for 10 cents at a news stand, snd are not hli ased you may re turn tli book lo Ihe publication office ond receive back 10 r nt.. The September uiiinber of The Lilies' World appear enlarged and improved to 30 4 column pages. Il is replete with excellent short stories, household, home decoration, out of doors, boys and girls, and other departments, rive cents per copy or 60 cents per year. The October : number will be a great issiiii. The October number of the Ielinea tor, aa a literary production, contains a wealth of articles by the best writers. In fact, tie literary department and It I snort stories are growing oeuer. il bus timely article about more occupation Ihe household and kilcnen lV.:o li-. 1 "J l- bind a. the Kilmer boy weie. In ad dition lo lbs gal receipt uf III , we divide.! Ihe piit-s eipially giving St, Heieus and Ciatskauie :U JJ each, nun i utore thau M. linens gavv any leaiu last ytr,) iw-au-w most ol the bt. Helens team (the Catlilamet bys), were engaged to pluy a asm the nest day smiew her and could not slop to plav oil Ihe "tu" on Sumlav as sug gested. Ths unjust Insinuations aud lalse aialemeula iu your p4prr was all tli thanks we got for a more than fair and liberal Irealmvul to Ihe visiting teams. J. II. F.. IXH ttNK, Kainier, Or., Sept. 14, IvaiJ. Last week tins paper made every apology and explanation that any . r- Ihnl DI V'C sD D I II D 1 I II ' la'g" capital, to tall npn Sisnlatu The Most Satisfactory C A T A R R II bouse tsiabilsbed eleven yaa and all agents I' suiinslul ai.d p. atsbi line. Permaiieiil eiiggvmul. Wrvklt iasb salarv ol f IH and all traveling si i rows aud b. U-l bills silisnicj tt, and HAY FEVKR Remedy and Cure. It is for sale by alt local druggists. Kegular bi. 5taj wr Mile. Family tils. II 00 " Liquid Cream Balm w.tk. r.speiiem tiui vsaeniial. Mrs lion refeirnt and enclose sell sildriswd rnvrlo. I II K NATIONAL, 114. KsiU.ru fit., Chicago. W AM F.l- rAITHiTt. I FKO.NTO listtl and siii. ii Ion ol sail Sol Slut u skr u.ll.nli us I'.r BliUlst iailrf l i mr. Hisik.l islsij tVVtOs sitt sad rt4ior. ralaty aid h kiy tn4 i i. n.e u . i et aihaartd. !mt. ui I rirn.e in to irssaiy, I'osiliun iais. In til, 1 1 1 li t. ll ddiesiid smW. tt t il.tr d lit, !24 iHaibuin Slnsl, ChlcasM. for use In Will be piln-a by ELY DR03. ab'inli.'is, malle.1 at "5 tents, Ihe abot 50 Warren St. . KisHiai.tr I I't'taa ( ricuir llt IlI'Mt Viih n. ib Hnif l b H lXaJtJ V t.H Nt w York City. N Y. ; laffliHt'inva OoruMr,,,., in a . n.i .i' i iirt.ss N M II...W I II I HmIIMI .. ATI.. U.t.kMts M T W .11., w. It tr'!..... a.ia II t. I..I.IU M. ..!. w li i .u, r.o.i.'i .l ll. H 1 1' l St M.wss dh'4 of seii of sec 7. 6. 2. S30T W Crissy to Kstlier Coulter; seti of I J,'M..M3rr n, t.uy uatterly and swij of see 5, 4, 4, 50. ' I rwler re attending school at Lyman Merrill lo C Vf Emerson : lot ClaUkanie. 2, bl 6, Deer Island, U0. Samuel Munn had a fin two-year old C K and Permill Makinster to Geoige ' bu" killed ou the N. f. track Friday Foster, ir: riijht of way on swl of a '. night, and i, Uruber had a cow killed of sec 3, 6, 2, and wg of e'4' of sec "A ' Friday on th same track, 6, 2, SJ0. - 'I jjr. McLaren, of Bainier, was in town, Julia MaodO D batherland to JF 'Sunday. i4.Ml!j'.0,,SllIld 2,lilX;k2,tioUt0CWl Mrs. William Dohertv. of Ranier, I.-.!. . i7.. - ah . r i ." was visiting Sirs. W. H. Hampton 8uu l'ettr Hansen to Albert JacoUon: lot1 ,t. 4, sec 15. 6, 5, 200. , ' Rliner I'vll.iMii Rn ,1 In. l..i.iin.. iwrauij receiyeu m lov 01 11111111 illustrated article on the latest ia milli nery and dress-making. Hhaes la Ureat Tanety. T. C. Watts, the wlde-a-waka Ren- ben merchant, has added a big stock n shoes, manufactured by (j. L. Hibbanl of Portland. Mr. HibUrd ia the best known manufacturer of boot and .hoes in Oregon, and his goods are known to be of the liest quality. Mr. Watts bas a great variety of thes goods sl.oes for women, children, tnea, boys, n(igrs and evervfeidy. If yon want a pair of shoes mide to order by this firm, yonr niessure will be taken. There are boots a well as shoes. gate receipt muter. t ie llil gate Mr. llou. tie's -ode of the nailer, whuh he substantially repeats in the aUn Irtter only going into more elaborate cemetery uojipany iouw Kvser; tract in Kainier; (100. Charles K and Florence Davis to G W Kyser; block 20, Iebbin's ad to liainie, s&U. Olof and Breita Nieniela to John Lampse ; 40 a in sec 4, 7, 4, f. Isaac and Christine Isaacson to N L liaison ; ol if; ol sec 31, 7, 3, 00 I ing lumber and duora from Kainier on There are always some people, who . yfus to contribute to th. support of a basebalf team, and the management 0ui Into the hole, a it is personally ; responsible for the exensis. No iui ir.T, ported players will likely be tbe slogan . , 'l-su.v iyuifwu.ci.1. biiu iiic ieuaiem 'I apd scappoose wi)l be given an opportu ' jiitf lo carry off some pf the honors. M'lien this inethofl is adopted tljere wilj better feeling and less wrangling Tbe Ore gun City papers are adyocat jng a county fair. Why dont they boost fhe Butte creek fair, sp institution thai has been successfully conducted in the aof lb, end of the count fur the past 14 fears, apd tl.tt top, without state aid. Mouday, for his new house that is al most completed on hia farm three miles west of here. Charles Kratske and wife were visit ing friends here, Sunday, Mrs. Fowler, of Kainier, visited her sister, Mrs. G. W. Jordan, last week. . .1 . m. . i . : 1 1 . H 0 and Lucy J Iioward to A V Uo. ' ,r' :i,"P,m' f" " "??TD' .m Laren ; north loO feet off lot t. block A i '"'""""oJ ,r! "l ""' ",e'r?"u." There are people who give pewspapers fnforn,iatjpn op some topip t3 prjnt, ti( fater wis)ieil "tley liadn' sppk.'' ffhen thev want the oarjer In lift them putpf th hole, by suting that it lied rr! 120 c"e tKli" WW. Jfie preyions week. Kainier, 110UU. Honeyuian Trust Company to N P R K; two tracu in sec 3ti, 4. 2, $1. Mrs. Lizzie Woodward to H L pow ers ; right of way in sec 16, 7, 6, 1. Caroline L Webater to IS W King se'4of ec20, 4, 2, 1, ' Francia M Tompkins to Mary J Tomp kins; B0 acrea in section 6. 3, 2. 500. John M and Alia L Wall to The cage Land and Improvement Company; 100 acres ia sec 10, 3, 6, toOO. Sylvester T and Lonii L Gricdle to tbe rieuson Logging A Lumbering Com pauy ; swj ol sec 3, ft, 3, 1300. Unstave and Louise ruber to Tha Sage Land Improvement Company -1U acrea in sec 31, 4, 4, 1600. J li and Helen Milner to tl. H. Laud and Improyenient Company: i0' acres in sec 20, 4, 6, 00. i IWn Blaachard to Frank 1tr,w.l..J TurLer; lot 3, blot k 22, Kainier. 1200. Uean blencliaid to Nellie U.bivi.r Turner: lot 4, block Xi, lUinbrr, 200. M ii Kankiu and Kudul T Kankin to the lleiieon Logguyj. j Lumbering Company; 480 acie. in .sec. lb. 21. 2i and 46, X4250. ' Dean Klanchard to Th Wilson Cas Lumber Company; 100 acres u section J), 7, 2, 14,000. Jfc. A and Augusta Eaton to M U Wil- tera Mrs. W. A. Hampton and ueorge Hnyaer, this week. Mra. M.Tooley.of WoodUnd. Wash., visited her sisters Mrs. Hampton and Mrs. rJnydsr laat week. Marian Colvin, of Eastern Oregon waa visiting frienda here the first ol the week. Frank L. Clark was a Portland visitor Sunday evening. O. W. Jordan and family were in Portland. Friday. He brought home a fine family carriage. Frank Bishop waa in Portland last week. While in the city he purchased a ne w carriage for 1 ia mill. Mrs. Algera, of Uoldendale, Wash.. I. I visiting her son J, L. Con bo and wile, tins weea. Ed. Dean and wife have rented rooms in W. I). Hatter ley's house, aud began housekeeping Mouday. A Remarkable Record. Nothing has ever equalled it yaw ttjfi h -fi 'ii v 7' , "ll'cii time; winter. T 'l TTT m r-i i.j .J. ig 1 -. "f. Dr. King's flow Oisqovory WrfOLIM WaVMPTIOBr itaM .kisiaa ...w AFettect For All Throat td DEER ISLAND. Born, on Deer Islam), September 14th to Mr. aud Mr. J. F. Moigan, a sou. Krwiu beffert is getting the finishing louche to bis new cottage, and will oou have il ready to move iulo. 1. liumgardner returned to his home at Halem, (Saturday, after visiting here for the part week. John B. gplawn, will soon start for California, Kansas aud Colorado. He A Boy'a Wild Ride for I.IFe. With familv around exnectin him tn die, and a son riding for life, 18 miles. to get lr. Kinr .New Iliiwuverv for Consumption, Coughs and Cold", W. H. urown, ol lesville, In.l., endured death's agonies from asthma; but this wonaernii metticin gave instant relief and soon cured him. He writss: " now sleep soundly every night." Like marvelous rnres of Consiiinption, Pneu monia, Kroni'hitis, CukIi, Colds and Grip prove its matchless merit for all Throat aud Lung troubles. Guaranteed bottles 50c and I.O0. Trial bottles free at Hi. Helens Pharmacy. EVERYTHING CLEAN AT THE NEAT AND CLf Palace Hotel and Restaurant Rainier, Oregon llef Meat at all Hoar ilur.'l I ing file flay, i ll so I md ill healeai, aVVKHSOS. Prop r 4 Columbia Restaurant TAYI)R BUILDING, ST. HELEN8, ORECON MISS L. J. CROU5e, Prrlstar. Beat Meals and Prompt Her vice Owl Saloon l Bam Baoriiaaa, PBOPRItTORS Oulf ths bsst of Liprs and Citars Kept ia stock CYRUS NOBLE Anil othtr popular l.r.i.iti of atilsklri !) In .lock, WEINHARD'S BEER on draws hi. "Tom Benton" Cigars. (i I- K ll u O t H u I. K M K K T 4 Ml T II KB AT iJIH KNIGHT SHOE CO. PORTLAND. ORE. rr kis. llsl.l li. lllibax Wash. ani.R Aur.ia Walkorer. Sorosis act! Bnilt wells The Bnt HhoB on Ewth for the Money. SORSSII HadsVsg cess aacsl ttw attraaSK- sufrs a. Sa iTHE NEW YORK STORE I All ths latent nswsptpsrsanil olhsr ixip lilar perwtloaU. 9 4 9 PITTSBDRG RISIBLE TYPEWRITER THE ONLY PERFECT WHITING MAO'IIINE MAKE 1 r.. ... i , , , , . vsuwium, muh f.ui vuiuraoo. viiuiiiiiii iuin neuiedv hun..,.i.i,...i . ,.1, .... .... . i.i i ; remarkabe record. has been Ir use i broiber iu Uie three states durnnr tli 4'icket fl.UO uut I J iiivi lisDaan aul l . . . ... and used.' U has lone Ije.n o,. .. ,,1""a Vnnf! sT'Y dance, oard a,,d;,ai re.juucV ii ft I of croup in lln.usHiids of hni.., . ,1..,. I I''UH'SIS supper. ing all this time no case has ever beea I Hltrry t'lii(iiian. of Nriacin Igging reported io tlie nianqlacliirera in which Cor, a peer sfau( yisiipr, Monday it tailed to affect a uqre. When given j Mrs. I.. Ward, and graiiddamflitris, hsmhii as the child Heroine i lionise or will retuill o Kalufiia this aecfc, where . veil as soon as the crimpy poiiijli ap-1 the girls aill attend school this Wpiler. Dni rj'tXiHnv '!f lM,M''k; U i"K"U l!,"l'- OI,i. W'. -li cotiunis no u nuui or o-hr lim,f,.l ' ibstwtwUMiv.U i ,l,llWllM,ll,.,(i,,,J.'.r4jUJl,4JiK . V V Sa The writing is in plain vlsw of the operator all the tim- .t I..... . . .. . . .....,iriii ana nmngest con structlon, rapid action .... unco aoapieii io ail klmls I klmls nfk work best for tahnlating and invoice work universal key ft board removable type action? Instantly clmiud. TreW Ihe life of any otln-r) machine for good clean workr IB Ha just received a large invoice of Summer Goods, Shoes, i Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Etc. O. MORGU0, (Hwr Huilding, Main Street, St. Helens, Orecon.' 4UiiU4UieU4iUiUmiUiUiUiUiiW VP g Or Hot... .1WM ;:..tH- Theodore S. Thomson, Dentist, Information and Appointments by Mail. Hrwmf&Oanri f, Washington Ul, Southeast corner Wash.aml 4th 8W PORTLAND, OREGON. Take Elevator fo Filth Floor, The Pittsburg Writing Machine Company The Mist and The Orcgonian, $'2 STATE NORMAL SCHOOL Monmouth, Oregon Training Hi hool for teachers' courses arranged especially for training teachers for all branches of th profession. Mo t -, lM.,,r.1 ii.uuKis mr urn, led anil uu graded work taught in actual district w-nool n,e ,(.,IIHnii f,1P , this sclnail as teacher far eieeeda li e "PPy. Ihe training ilepaitmenl, winch cniisisls of a nine grade pithliu -cli.K.I of .hoi.t 2fill pupil. .welleqi ipp,.,! In all Its branches, inclmllng Hl.d f. sic, Drawing and I'hvaical training. Tlia NtH-mal ci,ur.e Is the bent and oiTlckc.t .V lo a Htiite cerllllcHle, fall term JiiilMRliiiilillllJ ' 'i n-imrasj