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Newspaper Page TextfJS? OREGON MIST "ItBtered At Um" Vostottiec t ft. Helens, Oregon, fu. aecotid-class nuiil mutter. A UESML SCHOOL TAX. SCAPPOOSE " COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER. i-B Wil 111 JL.i1 !. 1 11 . - - iMOED KVFKV FnilUV MoRXINO. 1U- - KSTEt.l.A W.VP.BRBI. f.l)ITOB AMI FkoI'RIKTVK, SCBsiRlfTIO I'Rli'R: (On copy on year, in advance fl.M Six months . . . . M Friday, January 8, l!X-t U Ji.-lJ ' ' ' Thi paper in kept on file at tin. O'e gon Free Assoc nt;" ' K -.i 9, Itamil ion bu.d'nv:. I'ort'an I, l cia. W.J..!' ! MJT MOSEY TO Bh' RAISED. There will ha lilieral amount of mon- S-'c- mixmxif- l one district in the wim ey distributed among the i-linyl d'.a ' tv w,V,re there liutt twn an limnuo t.icta this year, aside from the apeuinl ; 0i, ,( j,jj work arooinplished In pro-j levy made iu moat dUtrcts, County ' portion ci the inniii.v expended. Tit, School tiiperinte,idciit Copeland ha re- .radum and dra'iiage has Wen well ji'eiv,;d a telephone message from Slam ,1)m, and when the new roads become ; Superintendent Ackermau, tu the tll'.ct thnrnniihly packed -1 tit the tullition if llittu' Ma ints-o,iiolo.l in lint Ktte-1 n U,l gravel horo mil there, Hint .up-iil priutc.1 in the Oiegouiaii that the . t,,ken as a w ! -If, il will have the ay. law had I ..! changed in reference to t.m of roads in Columbia county. Road llm special ticiioul tax li'vy. ' j Supeivisur George W. tlritnt .niVr- Instead oi the former 5 mill tx, the 'stnm hlwwt. and knows how to build outi i v i-uiut is now uo.iiiu.il to iiuiku .rrt,,. The new road guided the evy equal () .ci capita on cacti child ot ' g,.,h Scippinise, a much traveled tc.iooi age in the county. Alter ilia ' onp m) ,10r( ;, prbahly more pf id levy ib made, tiiu county cupt rini.-iKl-1 m,, Ci ou, over t,ia ,"01l,, than on cut -appoitioiia joO to anfli di'tiul as'nuj. ihuMiL-htnre in Columbia horeloU.re. mid itie ifiuuiuler is ilia- ,.nnly. Thi Amtli S-:ipp,:.is W on. of itriouio.1 to .'! iii.livuliml district in 1 tl, )lrP,i,.H iuli valh-ya in thin nvtion jpropmuvti n tli uuiuuvr oi ;l.ililren ; tn.i t, wrlt ,n w'y t0 t hillto,w. ;coiitaiMJs) M'S-Tvin. !Tl,pl,i rnmill i.ttt ovor thr Wn-hltv.- ritOH.VTK COURT "Whc.i conc chur nrovc vK It rortlmid attot .o yon l.baif of Th. tmrt of ih .vr v .... - , , f iSui.Mny wlill tin1 in iiiiitr.ii.-iii Tin' nioni'V wn hi a thv I'liigltir - 'ylassilied AovertiseiS iK'tiilon arklnn for tin" aiKUoliiiimnt the blUtCr Won't Swrn John Hull M ailmlnUtralii-itf ihf .'iit t illiinor. 1IVII UV41V& vw ....... ... i . .1 i., rit Itlllahit- t t 4..at..r iI,h 1hI A lti.iulH.m. liU.'of . k III tho nll l. !iU'r. MH I'lUgmr ? pit n penny in the alut OoJ rvu.ntiy k., ..... u;j i.? in..a n," is an oM tunc dairy tot'hi.n.n.iity in .om.m.iy win. ; .i-t. n h. i...i.'.i ..mi ir, m.ia r A l'AUtl.lN-riAt) AM)0n04 rlit;ll ol li.lii.hlH lliakp, FlfrlNi' ,,,,,1 Hi.'r. pi iiiiiih, Hi t. IIIhII. Hum., VOH HAl.K-ONK vi'H olti ; iino l.fl.ir r. i 1.1... I... :.. - ..I n... ivtllll'l ...II III........ i ii.m... tuitn Minis J .,..,. i ..ii' on Hit' "lortt. tml - . I (II.CIKcil, WlH Hi! Illixl llllliniliv liirnn. ""-"l . work U.o-ih no one h.is ever ,, ,ltn011! hVt.,, mr ,,,,. t,., i,.n.,.i,ilIK.i.1,..nof li..i.i..-rr ... . i told why. I of MIIUUm-o. w -.. ppoinU'.l 1 Mr. MuyW'-r wu.i.. tli .l..o,.v..iy on I.I. W'K. . inlln.i- n v.m-i-i loinlftintor of llil t I'Hato Imtt wink. ; iflur.i. Wht U moUU'lb aiw WOtliea . iraim.'roiiiin. or.ihr i-lvrr (roin I, g a. an hk.Iv ,1,,.,.. I W'Ha. nh., In ihv uhmimum. .....I w Akii 1. Iloli.luv, .l..,li.i-t.lo. of tl.!hai.linr...o,.n.lli-ttM'l'" !"; rt..trt of Katlie'.i.io Moa.-r, .Iw. I. MV. In the afiri.....ii, lm Im-I ll.f H.li- ha.i prcMMi.c.l (or Mtilfinmt hi. liv.l I'-noiin uU I.U" ha.-k aciow tl.n liver to K..I, Hi.i. ial.in llii... rt liii' M'Ha COW V(iK Itt-il tan.. ..t.i. ; i . .. .. . i. . ... i'. NI.I..OII i ', " " ... " : ' ""I""! i not we Emul- Tu cioi ks scho l districts Inw un til J;inu.u v 16t i, to iu.tkd ifUirua ui iho tax icvv to the c uiniv clork's otHcu. There are rumor ui the ill-trriitnicnl of an orphan bur at Columbia City, but f.ill p.irui'itl.o-j iimv not bf-n learned. Twelve thousand aig' hundivd and Isven dollars and forty vnt is the' additional auionnt of lax niancy that ill bav to be rais.,1 in Columbia .oonty this year on mmnt of th in-j Cirattd levies inmle ohliatory for sUit and school taxes. Ihe total mount of 'atat tax that Columbia com ty nilh jiav to pay this yrar on aivount of the Jegijlativ appropriation of i50 OlHJ for ' ff tww A Clark fa'r U 18.SA, or about S.OtX) mora than lust yi-r. In rthr word, Columbia county's share ofth Lewis A Clark ETpwition ap propr.ation will lie fS.ftX) in round nuin ira. To raise this amount it will lie necessary to levy a state tax of 7.4 mills. Tiia school tax required by Ihe new ' - state law w ill noce.-eiiale a h vy of $.6- Xw Mo or soiiie oilie.- rauso has liiills. : m ule a l.uiiulrtmi exioirme of lifo iu This will pinks a levy of 16 ii:s St. lh-leoa a iliiii; of the pint, espet lorred on the -vunty by legiaUtive en-; '''y H",'r "'f"i .all Then are tigliia acluient. The county court cannot I and rumors of tights, and auiitetiiur in Uodua the i?sue, it is made mandatory j ct,i t'oii.s ol n gtil or on Monday af by the statutea of DresMii. let noon lUe voyoie-like yell of the home- It takes at lea-t 12 mills to raise the' tound waialeu-r is bta.d. because the chiUlren do Cain strcnvth and flesh say give them Scott's sion. It is like the penny in the "-''"' ii:i .tjmMi'n. Ileal K.slale 1 nin.rcrs. TAKKJJ fl AMOl'T )KCKMIIK Hit b, a bull -fll( alamt 8 iimullia nidi blai-k. wild While ot aruiliid .ha i, ui... ,. ilppod wltt. w.i. ii, liivpili ,j H I,. Mule 'l o. t'.'. r tnUud, on t:dl Merilil phi.C. aviiiiit. While" siicii an iml.iaiiMi.i hearch is ; iiij( made for the gainoliu bill iot at ( ii I i.e acj-i..u ol ih- legislature, why not m ike Mime rtfon to tiud out what bevuoie ot ttivwiieit's e!rc.tiUu-by-liie- pcopie ,oad aupervia..r bib ? It . eius tha. ihe bid was not iutiovlm-ed in the house. money needed for county (fairs, and avoid goini into debt. This will make a total of 23 mills. Last year there was a IO-iiiiII levy for roid purporrs. Tl.i will bring the total levy up to SX mill., or five miila more than the total levy last ydar. This leaves only two wsys for tlv county court to uinke the lew the same as la.-t year, So miiis. One would be to cut the road levy down to five milli, and liio other to reduce the county levy and create a deficiency or indebtedness. Il ia not likely that the county court' will deviate from the pay-as-you-go ! sj jjmn, auu it ia a qiiestlou wlietlicr or hot the people want the icad ton eo'inty ln, will have a dns-n ltam hnuliair out luuiber as soon as the roads are payable. The new flume In 1h built from Hon 'man's switch up the nor II fork of the S.-nnP'Vn by J E. it iiina to h! aiv mill, wilt pvenin illy be tin mean o' oponine np a w hole township of tinilw that will he tiilmtnv to the waier pi.v i'ere. The timber Is fir and cedar, and Is owned in small liacts. The Knight of Marral and tt.. Ariiana cava a joint Ma-'.il in Wa.t A Pr:i-e's ball Near Yea's' Eve to tb members and their families. It was a great social event. On New Year's nifflit the Warren Bund eM'e a eniv-ert and dance in Watts & Trice's hall. It was an excellent en tertainment and liberally pntrnuizid. The Artisan installed their newly-pt-'cted officer Satunlay niuht. Fol lowiutf a'O the principal nffieers eli ctel : Master Artian, If. Wet; nixriiiti'iicl ent, M'. I-wis; in.pertor, l.elia West ; secretary, M. J. Knule t; -treasurer, P. W. Trice. 1'sst Master J. II. Pu il ea n was Ihe installing ollicer, M. J. Euglert, bo hod len Secretary for milk because it works and because there is something astonishing about it. Scott's Kmulsion is simply a milk of pure cod liver oil Mr, An.ler..n, a saloon keeper ill Stella, came hi io the rivr In ihecu li- TWO CtM.TM FOR H.VI.K-TIIRK years old next spring j hiil.sr brokei tl'i.ill le. II'OSk. inn I seen In .rr West's pastille. Apply Iu John Man. W iinen On fmi. James K tiral.iini to M J K i u in y ; tv l4 o. sec 15, 7, 5, .HilK. Coi k iiml (Vim It (iambic lo the Hen sou Louring A I iiiiih. rliig ('onipiiiiy ; x 'i of sec IU, (i, 3, IHH'. I Inn, and slated thai the in to sii'pcctc.l, i ( ( had no money hcu be li lt Ihe.i). Full 8 VI,i:.CnKAI' TIIUKK HEAD 13 a in K C'.nyers d It', II Miilildn Meiciueaii to 1 l I'eters; t a.-t in ft, 1. tft, I'ercy T Moigun iiml others o Marga let Sllt"ll Ainsuoilh and l.swience Sntioii Ainioitli ; iii-t' of sec Jt.l, 6, I, So. With SOinC hypOphosp'utCS- M,s May IIih.mo I l letcis; qu.t . ., ". . .. . chitin ir.ict in 7. 3, JU. especially prepared tor delicate UftU , Am,i j i.(.is; stomachs. .Children take to it naturally because they like the taste and the remedy takes just ns naturally to the children be cause it is so perfectly adapted to their wants. For all weak and pale z I thin children Scott's Emulsion is the most satisfactory treatment. We will send you the penny, . e., a sample free. CASTOR I A For Infauta mi Ch'.Wlren. ; The Kind You Have Always Bought Bbinature of hot:ci of rf vfm to 4wr roil UQUOli License K.'vrn v.it' tMi in, cruxox i I mix! imi-Ii ol I ml I ones. Wi'.chl ebiii.t I4'M pounds j ap"'. I.iq.n.e ol I., Iniiiiissvii, IU ', miles el ol Wiiiren Mallou, i MWT-VlvAltl.t.S'l UKtFKR, H!tm ; l-d ie I an . wli'ie; i mp ami split en ' h " ear. liiiorni liv.rje W, I'eiry Ibmb U-ii. AN I'KO-TIUX-.MiUTIIY l.K ur i-ciiih li. mi In ii ii 'in tc liiilnes hi ll.i. hiii'iii sod iid.ini.li,' ii r.itiiiy for hunts nl a.ilnl tin n 'ui -I'ldi i ;. jiO siraiglil c.i l. -.'sv a'i'l ii.m psld ecl Mun I iv !.- f ".. ol qnnrlrs. Kx peine hi .in .'iii 'I ; p,siilonperiiia ticiit, b.r-s Xlrfoaei', Uo6 Miiiiua m; ci.ii.i.o. i;'. . w lb. luster li and Kale Mciuiiv to T Huriiey 1 tract iu 0, t, 1 1. Jacob. V and Klsie M Hi iub; tiacl 1 in see 31. ft. I. I. I,..., it i'i . m H iiiv I'm I ! tl't "I IMIO tMIIIIV I "..(., 1.1 I I. nr N t.l'Pll.r l.i rtl .H' Il hi. Hi. r ttinl i.-i mi-nli' ! c I. r ri ,. 1 It. Nil llll H M. II. -t Ill ' ." St Hrlllll.HI, I hlllM ll'i-lll.-l. ' 1 I l' Isaac N and K..cln I A Shailo to I.eoi '"'t11'1 w.,i. l. s e n'.i i .isiuu . i , . . .. - .. M.r I ' I i 475. Ilir l. .n'..rMl.ls nrrf .11. I 'm, "II '.Hi H li.tr.l umi lix tioven or tieer has become head of the tUito. I. I department ot tno Sali iii .Mateeiuan. AM) usli witlnmt exper ience in j .uinaiism a a prolei-sion, it is v vears ,,,,, M ,,reK,ril mi,, saui be is h leady ana proline rue. and , ,.Mnt g tmun pen bv lha mom p ;. -ess -s line aliiii'y and g qualitica-; hvra o( ,i. i0. Snnie of the principal new ly elected otliceis of the Knights of Ms.-cabees are : j Co "inander, (justav Lang; lieutenant- commander, 0. D. Jrisn; reci.rd i keeper, J. I. McKay. The Mist was unable to secure the names of the other oncers. The members of the late specinl les- lioi.s to be an editor. A decided lui-, piuvcmcnt is noticed in the u.aku-up ' f.oiu the tir-t to tue rdit-ii iul page, ami ' from the eililorial pae, aiid troui the edit.iti.tl to the last page. Lakcvicw tJ milliner. Pa tart (Hit tSi plctanr tn the Conn of ft Ubcl it un !. tppr of tty Uai ol tuidhiijii yoa buy. I SCOTT & BOW NO, Chemist 3, j 409 Pearl St., N. Y. 50c sod Ji. oo; alldruxtlsts. Maurice I' Young . ('VMar Uroe ti range .No. 52il, I', of ll. ; m c 5, 7. I, (!'.' Charles and Hannah Amy ! I P tor- ; quit claim lo tl.n I in sec 10, t5. j , Anna Ericksoti IVrg to Ader end 1 "."'', l.ina lirickwm ; relinquishi ieiil uf ilg its. Under h-a-e. I U III. alii t. and llattle J Coll' crs t, KIM I'll n 111 .1 S sic el ('to. mi. tn 4 '" l'l .0 v ol 1. ip ' i!lriili n li.i- .. .1 nl ii-'M iiml' MI'S 7, Furm far Sulf, til tht' s".Uft ( Mil-1 (tit .tllttt In Hit uii r II nttrM-k- r,.r 1 lihv lti thW r Intnl. la) i MI H! . ' 1 "t kf' I it, r.l 1 .,k. i,. J m ii ... lilt nl.tt's liii.Mi.rr H rm' f'iH'l, t iilrtinlim ( tn , P''-ji t il II J Hi k "Hi- i rlt' . 'i ' ' P i ihf gr tt ' f I r ii I 1 1 it t.i ri ttt If tt..f,i' V i ut i.S ii. ;t . iti m '. -i VUHP t itft I. ttivtil. ! t ; i ii .mil 0, XH. i . ttt. t' J i-er (, , t! i I f- I tt iit-h l- It U iip. F VI. tlt.ff ( ItMfl, 1.1 (.."ft- tkfftt Wf tt, I til h ..fil I ( M.M ' ill,. ,11 I. t (.-,...., ..r p: rt Mts'l wl thu ts'- iiV t.i . . (f l.t , n . ... Hi t -t I i' in h-h i. Ui Vll-, I lit u I l.tl ) fl.ut uf W AM I I -F t T,ll f. I T.KKU.M TO linli ll r i .l i ' it. i!ifi. .mil, .n lea c il .li'' , .' Htm ielil inereliSHlt so I I'sii'U L'slIIi- iilorv, lialaryl.V, lr ik with . si-i im Ndd.i.o.isl. a.j piinliU in cali Ii swk. Money f..r ui '. ultaui'il I'lisltltiii psrnis. to lit, I'.ii, ,nes sili'iewtot and ruhlttg, Miiiiida'd ll'iilte, J5U iH-nrtKiru Httsvt thicagilli. W im.Ii -.V I'si st'tiimut itssru i. in it- I " Iv in 'cli imiiitr la ; I.i.-iii. I r an ml iibbsimd hunts u( .1 l niisii. " .. taiid.iig. A stistjht, him i II. Ie m vk'v ts u. I i.( ( 1H (Ht .l. by i ...I .iu.1 M niil iv with all e.i,t .1 .id li. in .i.-..i..lil"rl. Muli.v ad vsi.ir l i ! mjiciix-s, F.ucl'te address I ii'c "in- Miiu.-r, tfUtl t'at.oa I 'i , t luag-s I I"'1" ' ' .f Eri. k Erlckon lo Anders an I 1,m;i Kricksun; tcliiiiiuisliuiiiit ot t.ghl of,'",' " ' ' w J t i. in- M' Hi I" . ..it. Mr. and Mrs. John Schmitka, of ell in i Thw revival BapvI... at l.n Pnm.. n of the legislature demonstrated that', : . , l... v . ,, .. , , . .. i ,. , . . : iiuu.li i iimu bib uv.i.g wen nueuueu. .-vv.. v.... ...I.UI1C uuniurf. nuuu II . taxes re-!:.,,.. , , ... . , , I . : ia inl n-l. H.V II Lll WUTt. Ill llfHIl ( ancea. La5tyea. toe.e was a general artiest. There a8 no t'.ii.ed Slate. I '". ' vUitiis relatives! aemanu mat uie rosit levy I increased I nr , ., ,.,..lV . , here. Mr. Schmi from three to 10 u.ilis, and the county ,, , ,. 7 , , ... , , ,, , - both houses of the I. gislatuie did ex- ;o'jrt will likel v be g ivenie 1 In-t He ex-' , ,, .., . ... i ; u t".u iccediugly well. Tills is a practical dem- pressed wish of the m,iior:tv. !,..,- t , ' u ... , . i , 1 on-tration of a uroug argumeut in favor JL tVT;" WUn,-V.leV.K',Br!,T,e ; of ' of the Cuited Slates Sen- as last year, taxpayer ,:, i:,e t!. Helen, bv te and Hoalton school oisiricts tiiat mad.- I ' ' a special 12-uiii! levy, nave to pay a aO-iuill or 6 per cer.J tax. ka is doing the dairy business at that place. j Hiss Millie Grant, of Port land, has! jbeen spending the holiday vacstion1 . . .. . .. i un ner parents, sir. ana Mrs. ti orge : . Grant. J. W. Iloladay, of Peer Island, was a visitor at Scappooso Saturday. MUs Lou 8. Frakes Is now in Eastern Aloertti, rMi!i ct Icr. t'.rc. II nu I w nut a g'VHl, i bt an ftii in, w Ith plemvofj i good limber, nil.' mile frmn a sawmill,! Hedges A tiall.iwsy, Oregon ('ily, ii land four mites fr.mi the t'oiiiiiilua liver, i Itunish blue piiuts of any 1'aiialiip in write .linct to us, as we hate no agents, j "'is district jl is one oin.e net t.iru.s in ttm vi. . ml yj Trespass in.ilee. rrd all kind of (ii.ble. Address I). SV. tcl'l', tut-: ri,i,'. j , ,i,,. .,,.. iesCrosdeg, Ci:iola. ' in It II IV K,lti. J I V .I'ltl. i I'll H- .. r no. ..Jr. ' ill U . . Il' I.I I. ii s i ., :. l.i ,i . III. I. I un. ii' N J I ;,.ii. ; p c n.ii'i- s. il . .. .ii i k'tir I N lo. r . . I.. 'WV'-I. r r l u. .. I ' J i The bill to prohibit the killing rf Chi na' pheasants until October 1. 1UO0, was Tp in Scappocse, aLich ala is in i no"vg.tuy pasa at tne rec.tit iioi. , ur. gon on a tius.tiess ami pleasure trip. Columbia countv. the otdirmrv Cl). i ll,e "'"'e and w ill nut be. oioe a j She is now at Condi. n, looking after her OAflVOIlIA. Btsxsvh MZV-MmtiKRS T lie Mbt rrcmium Kates. i. rt.t I I ! tiuleorliie mongrel bull are animals Ibiw. It was announced that the bill : homestead, and expects to visit Fos- I... 1 . I i :.. - . i. . . ... that are not countenanced No!hil ' "nu ""'"i us apurovm W the j 'i aim on.er Eastern OregoU points be- but a'graded or thoroughbred aniniil I V' rn"r R'"' liut in concciing , fore returning home. I gtajs there. Sea ppoose cows and i,ul. , ,"e i"ur,:l 01 lh-' """. Uie clerks uia-j E. Stevens is making some exten frroff the prizes at all northwest j t0Vv"1'1 ,""t teen "'ado give improvement on his farm, lie it' fairs, and still the thoroughbred breed- i l''',aU!r'i-' U vote, end that in rclity havimt several acres of irroiind grubbed, era of Jerseys, Holsteins and Ayreslures j " 'ltJei';tl''- and is building some new fence. J are not contented. M. Collins, th.- " ! E f'agev was railed to Portland on ! breederof Ayre.hires.recentlv returned !nI"ehorr"'lelire "' d. stroyed over ; a,.c.nlt ol the illness of his 7-year ol.P from Jew York with a car-load pur-i WJ "Vl's '" t-'ncago-'.lie btmung of a ; darrhter. chase, and aii.ong them ate two priie ! "A V'!,l,e Ua"" "" llfil'r"o.n cows, one of which was awarded the ! """' "'ete um.ccojnuoie first prize at the Pau-Atnerican Exp i-i ' ,oiwn'-l '"-'t '""ke op sad ituiies in tion.- The ovyner of the two cows ie-'.tiw hi'Aury ui ti,e 0',i's '" fUsetJ toconseat to a sale, unless Mr w '''her the tire was the result of bad Collin would agree not to exhibit the tM,Ttrl,! w ln"t or from some other cause stock at the Louisiana Purchase Expo-itrie ''"'""" "' 'l'"'lf lernhie, sition at St. Louis next year. I'lobsblc, ; "!1i "u"-'"U"lJde f;om the way it oc- re'i iii an up to-ijiue tiieaier wnh The whole lt!D aires Ivinir Insertion' 28, fl north, aim 2 west, the Hurt h half ! M-V-helonginil to l. W, ('"pp. and the south I Anders and La Eriikson lo I'rii k bail lo lliomas IS. loop, ol I a'gai v, F.. k-nn : trail, lull ft tins. - Cf . ' r t .i J I ... ... M k . h IL L I I..., 1 .1.11.1 S .1. , I, II i .lI'IS II I), !... lUil, HI .1.1,1.1 1 j lis'.-. l M . .ii". has j r. .il ! ". '.i i o v I . oi J w i..., y p r r h.i.. ' it Hut. o I .'.II'. II li I I I H IV I . Ik!. I. A i4r ".i'l C li.it. I, i- It. . r a in l i... . I lip. i oi-, r New .nbscriU-rs to The M st w ill re- ! 1 "'" ' " "' ... , .... I . ....il. II HI l'-H. t J .iu V Mtui...! A J I'... .mslnniilJIs, n ele.-a.it b'Hh cl i-1 1 ., .,:. K v , j , .,.,.... faun niiiiitbly. Is su.iiulis ( In. tin. e.l, ;c o a '-" k i . 'o.' I i t" n t hh a n.t ii.iiiin fur Hi., mnli, r. I.' li " Id I . '. 1 Airlt. nee of l ,r year. Ill s.."r. I l ITS'tVl Jmi'Ti r!, '!, Ia'l sr.- vntlll.-.l 1-) ... lli iiii i,rT r bv ! . II I ... i., H C ,V:oi.i, 11 He l' ing one er in itilvnini'. A Id SS celitu to the Coilbm limn, niM In i can lake ..nr clmice o( ihe Toieiln ekly I'.iide, the New Vn. k Till. one Fsui..r, t Imago Weekly In.er O.ean, or the Oregon Agri. ullui ist. The Mitt and Oregon P.ulv Journal tin nii.tilbr li t 'J.'f I'llift'S in. 1 i...ni i J I' lm '. . i , l r ..in "I. t i, r li m itif : ILI . ' 1 j Bfl l..rl.lit h-s. o M i I IV .. I r..i'.r. ! rk II I. 'p.., . . I. i. , r ' ",. ran v;j .-r-f r j';ofj:sshkil iit w n ptiusu lUUAKH DAY, W M HUI i iU HI ) frQlt( fcuH or FtH- ml, liri.r,.! pi 41' Mi . il frf m Wftafg , : I'.tou atisel.-i t).4tt ilrlf lrM IMMtf 'llft II II .1. II I i r i n r. kl : i i . , i. tl I ... i., 'I C Am 111, I J kri.il ' I. -li.i-tl J K.. 1 l i. i M M fr.ll I'll I. l ' M I rr -. K "t e .U'li. ( S 'III ii- I', r-i 1 H II.. ' t I HI m. K ,r Y in t. TIU lit ks'i t;1 JkS.lui I. I Pitt.lt Sloi ii'4S X .... V !!. Mililfv W i. ItiiiiiHnin... j II Sirt....n, k viA. ' V .N lltt'i... J-.M ii ltO.. .1., Aor.i.i tVtl.lMt C. k ii. Jr.H II .n 'r . i.. I.' tt i -I.. r ' nil II '! mi i i xt,. us riis t ivis rue w.r. KIhcIht, ITTOUMlY-AV-UiW. li.UMFii, : t (.mrt.OM. ;.:"; :niu. n. stuart, I l.fl'ice in U iu block. O.A.STOXII.A... Btart tis 4 Kti'id ton Ham Always &iUM BigMturs V yJS, of Card of Thanks. We hereby extend our heartfelt j thanks to th e iin'riilaTs of Vail Ciiange j No. 2:l, and our Mends and neighbors ; at Warren for the help given us during M'g. '.axle's reiient Sickness. ' SorniA N'aokl, Fbank N..GHL. rchool tax be levitd tqul to an auiouat of 6 per cspita for each child of school age. ill seems that the last special ses ion of the legislature did not liiir with theechool laivs at U.e last session as had been given out. There Her laws just after the legislature adjourned, but evidently no school legislative en- Haved From Terrible Death, The family of Mrs. M. L. Hubbit of who use the service do not have to ,. i B,ri-'-r'on, lenn., shw ber living ami ii.l.t rioiio m ... ...I,.r-. i i i ; sr.rjHiB.rur.-, w mure ner. J lie uiost next, oae will hear of ilairv W. t Philip Frakes going to Europe to ,e. . '"'l-roved ui.,t!.o.li of ex it, etc. plenish Ibeir Jersey or iioletein heids j With stars of still greater magnitude. j If there c-ier existed tu aibittarv, . . grinding monopoly iu the atatu ot Ore- Since last week's issue of Tue 1Iit gon, it is the I'acitic States Telephone Btate Superintendent Acktrman lias in-j A Telegraph Company. Many (hues firmed the Salem correspondent cf the daily ihe people of Columbia ooumy OregoniaD, that the law relating to the have occasion to Use the telephone to p-niiu special tax lias btevu.e obsolete. I l oi llnuu iu a business way, and those The new law protide that a suecia . ..'.-.cuiijir. aim nun tm in n UHiciana no, I ,.l the rates arc extortionate as compared j Used, fai ed, while ninsnmpi ion was! ! with tho-e in vogue in the East. This ! ,ow '' "ilrfcy taking hr life. Iu j jisa most gigantic monopolv that has 1 tt,rrri 'J'e. h""f Vt: ? ,' ;, ;, .... - ,, cov-ry for Loiiniiinpiion turned despair I planted uself li. the .Norchwest, and has ; illt j,)V. The tirsi liuttle b.oi.ght in.- i i no iiieiey on its victims. Telephone I mediate relief and its continued u-e I 0Uie mixed up repurts at.out the school , raits should be legulattd by legislative '' ''. 'pletely cured ber. It's the most cer- j l.tt.i.....ulnltiuu.A.I.I...B.. ll.l.. J! i ...... -..i7 ... ... n.ii.i no lii.ooI. ttllil lung trim bl'-n . Ouaraiuccd bottles f.Oc t and tl .Od. lnnl liottles Fre at St MciuKiii ere inane at tins session,! . . xecpt extending the time for granting i , '0,1,lil"'n'"ir Peculiarly favora- f -diplomas to graduates of normal I " "U,,Ce"fu' work ' ,iels,- j dodger tu Columbia county. Thoiis- . ' ' I auds of dollars of local capital ia d po, .d iu Portland banks" while note and enactment. lleii-lit I'hatuiacy. Vcrnonia W. Rench left Oregon last V.'ed- iepoi tnpm') JO Sltl JO Bpio (X) J V ttllia,!,' ssjuijcj. Bu;.q mwiu Mtpt'iscin jt!il j.Hmjtii.i -oU mpjij) y mi .Oj ppioqs no.t pji. Mi UI UOt,tJJ J 3t(J f JHIjl 'wpiij Sab'I sjopop pun ' p,,.1ijjiiuasip ojti no j 'm.iujji!.i tijum.-) ahu jo suieif UAtop atrxoij 'mujui JUnjJ,Ull JO a 1ST!) AVIJAVj ijJAO K'O UflrftuUtU .IU31IT!I(U.sI KliJUJ nijUBj jo 6&.iii(j. Mreia "J V3 IM kjqjl',ftj pi-vojouaj afwi oiracao. a pnriiioj 'jojnjj. toii!nb poo ) jo mmri mmo tnunjjii n iq q(.a i pas inui.pimM X.ilui.s irtpj., J' aM -uiol 1 T.n (iu jwtiia.il auraiKii U'iOh )iiti p- Aiinnun nuiimji m uij... vioiiilA. p. viua,tu.,ui i iu ..li i.Aijp u ,i-u j.,uy 'maaM ( Jult-.q HU -' I t ili.s.p V ii. I o punH-pif) &u-..i nluii' JO 0l,I.Y 1"i Vim Ji.:ijil ;,i rt an sill paoAW) 3( oj pnuiooa j joj pXiutio.i.n 1HJ A-.inn.q dn pusjs juu pintS I o I -j Pino j put . . 7r Pino ..(U , Aw -I.CI epn. u J-uoupt, ai( ino j pur t:pi put j. iti qSliDJtJI lotii jnoAl SU1I.I 'aur u. jvj. ei-J itsiLpimoj no q uoin..vuui paaillns mi stjiu.iui .uui Am poi. -ID I xasds i juujoq auk i i I'ti pm ja I miaiiwiu oi.i.p hi ox oijdp !.io.i o autv Jipitnoa i s)l 'tl 'IfO 'imivp; uNf-uaoj ?3ljarjoo t-l tu GS3FJ5JV3M .John Winters, '-c Mist and The Orcgonian, $2 City Express and Delivery ST. HELENS, ( HE(,ON. Kxptets and Cui il. I'iI.vi iiI lo ens pan i.f i ,r ( iiv. ni;J U-tv cen Hon lion tm. St. 1UI ensat Itasonabl rubs. Owl Saloon Unias- rBOTiiaas, I'KOPRltTOKS Only lh titsl l Lirniors aui Ciiars W ia Stsc. CYRUS NOBLE A nit oilier popular hriuiilt at whltk.et 111 !. WEIMHARD'S BEER an draufhl. "Tom Bento.r Cigars. Alt tlit Incut nw.pi'tn4 otlir pot- ultr ruaitlt. wyw -e-5 Most All the Boys and Girls P-ny thier I-IEGFREj BECAUSE! We have the largest slock of children's shoes atul the only s;)iciaf de partment in the city. We want Your Childrens' Trade OUR S 1 ..")( ) SI If)p:s mo the iient on earth for III" iu.m' Al i. KHIr. ALL Kin. I. of I F. VTllEft to I I',, fl ft). I.iltle (lent nn.l (juts Ui loiillis tiiel 'loi' sitiK, 1 to E N T I K 11 K K (' 0 N l F I. O O It rel.'. ilnrf... f L.,0. .bvoted Il chill- KNIGHT SHOE CO. i n it i I'rrl'tns lloirl. I si A N ll VV Cor. .'.ib and W'ah wi'nts, (Ippo't.e lerl In m4 III rfnii A I. K 0 V K M H T 0 H It I'lienttnt l.l..i'im. ...Ill u nD .1 : .. thevicinitvof Waner. und Scaopoose , '" -K c ...i.e. are a..,.7ggleu away, . '.y i"r yov.ngmn, onto. And the ssime ! f.spayer nas to make up j Harley Uedinond was out to fit. IM mc oeoeieiici m carry on e expense en after avloail of gu An. ot county ami stive gov. riiincul. The fault is riot w illi as in former seasons. rule will likewise apply lo other sections fQregon. There was a hitch in the Isw that passed providing tiuii no more Chinese pheasant!- should b- killed nn U 1900, and it will be inoperative. Mon golian ph a .ant shotting will continue -lo be r.r exhilirating sport in the proj -r teaaon Pill! 1 1 EG RISIBLE TYPEWRITER the cm y rrtFriT wihtino machink made Pi.- AL..l. ..t r 11 1 . t .... o..y.eg.M. are pien- ,,,.,. tll a.Iv( " i.iwiiej. lor nil iuijjoees mi year ' j,lw na more espeptall tliose who have levied a special tax,' The rate put on tiy the state legislature ia curteinly su.' tfieient for the purpose. not with tlie ofhcnil. but the system. Experience has proven r lint the most saitsfKi-rory remedy in the ex posure of tie; printed tax roll to the public g.-z-' bft.n; the meeting of the county b.ird of iijuiili.alioii. After tlie Oregon Law Journal and Die Baleui Capital Journal, Tun Misr was the first ::ate tiie pussaro of such n In a week e.r two other papers be gan to take the matter tin. and after several weeks the Daily Oiegoniati gave I """""less ' one 01 1,19 bondsmen going space to an elitorial jiorning on the topic. Mi . Throop made a trip after son o g'mds at tft. Helens. j Vernohia people are now Imptir tlutt the tele ph.no line is done. They can i tn k with Portland' bud tho world. ... There was a chimin on the and Vernoilia mail route ort January 1,1 laut. Mr. li ce and son carries the . mail, and W.; P. Tucker takes a back i sent, quitting owing to tome of (he .1 Ub Wtrtiw.lli.'...i4l tn i f STIIkMIW. VWiMI "im .HIM N"S t'A !'ik-k outside ! j r.s -finSIMt kjl Honlton I , JgLrV''1Wr)r"''', last KijluriJay Nothing has ever equalled it IMothmg can ever surpass it. Dr. King's esreritFTio.v nivttHB .tut IILUS ooFsry Srira 50c i fi.M A'PerfeU For All Throat and Cure:... Lung Trouble. " Meaeykeeklf HfaMa. Trlel Boaltt free. i A Very ( lone Call. : "I stuck to my engine, although every joint ached and every nerve as racked with pain," writes C. W. IJellamy, a lo comotive fireman, of liui lington, loaa. "1 was weak nod pale, without 111,3- up. pi tite and all run down. As I was about j to give up. I got a bottle of fcli ctrie Hit- j lers. and alter taking it, 1 leu as well a I I ever did in iny life." Wiak. sirk, ru 1 0 wit pe pie ids ays gain near elretlglb iiml , ig ,r il- lli tueii use, 8nii-l o-iiou guars. ir. cl by fit.' . Til I 1 ' .. i.e eu- rnariii.ei . 1 1 ice tiv CUim, , j back on his word and cheating him out of years work. ' (jeorge I'nrker and Charlie Solomon haye returned from their hunting trip. The danoe Jn New Years was well at tended at N. Whittock's. 0. K. Wonderful Nerve. I displayed py inanya nniti enduring pains of accidental Cuts, Wounds, I'.ruises, Rnrns, Scald 1, Sore feet or stiff joints, lint there's no need for it. Huck- letrs Arnii'ii halVf will kill the pain and cure the trouble. It's the best Salve on earth for Piles, loo. ioo, at Ihe Bt. Hel eus Ptiurn acy. . , . rmK.' t-: . Af It F ' ,. -A TO The writing is in plala view of the operator all the, time sinipleat and strunget enn sti onion, rapid action, easy touch adapted to all kind of work bast for tabulating and invoice work naiversnl key board removable type action Install tly.cleanetL Treble the life of any other Marhine for good clean work Produca BoDltt and Soli NEW STORE nOULTON. ORE. Fresh i.ew stpek of Staple and Taney Groceries, Notions, etc. Shipment of Dry Goods and General Merchant disc en-routc from the East THE NEW YORK STORE General Merchandise, Clothing, Dry Goods, Groceries, Fruits, Provisions, Furniture, Stoves, Etc -.Lowest - Prices.: EC. MOKGU8, Cooncr liuilfling, Main Btwet, H. Jleleus, Oregoa The Pittettig Ming Machine Ccnny ' J 1 rf ir list 1 ' . W '4 08 Wofid Striiet, 3t vi vw Pi8bnpg, PaA 'Phombs JO..., H011B 4,4 IKst. Promt 147 9,T.9 '1 Ornoa Ilotas. Theodore S, Thomson. Mt . j vuillll Inicrraation and Annni ntnif.nFe lm Hiiil Roe-. 0 .. , Washing-,,,, Bid., S-iu.hea.t corner Wash. Mk PORTLJLND, OJEOO I Take Kl.vator Ie Jfifth 'Flour. ' ' 1 "tin.! ii mm in i i iJUliJ 4 m m tars CJ-ei-.ir.i'm-irTiir-in Tnjt.tiaiy.-,-.,