The Oregon mist., February 05, 1904, Image 3

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Tlio Kind You Have Always IloujrM, mul wlilrh Iiun been
In HMO for over 30 years, Im liorno tlio Hlirnntiiro of
id lu lieen nutria mirier IiIm inr
CZvffijtZfa' "0,,,4, ""IwpvIhIihi hIih-o Its) Infamy.
4tCW, Allow no oiiq torietc-lvi, you In tlilH.
AH OomitcrlclU, Imitation mid Jimt-iiH-Kooil" urn hub
i;jn rlm'iiU that trltlo with und oniliiiiin'r tlio liwiHIi of
InlUnts nud Children I'.xtNrl.Mico niruluNt Kxnerliiieut.
What is CASTORIA
Cnxtorlit In u Iittnnltssi mibstlltito for Custor OH, Pare
goric, IroM nud Notitlilnlr Nyrupx. It lit I'louNimt. It
coiituliin nollliur Opium, MoiIiiiio nor other Nnrcotlo
nuhHtiinco. Ill ii if" U It Kiiitruiilco. It (IohIiiijh Worm
mill lUliiys Fovcilalincnst. It cure Dluri liirit itnd Wind
Colli'. It relieve Twlhlnir Troubles, curii CoiiNllputloti
mul ITutuloiiey. It nssliiilliito) tlin Food, rcuuhitcn tlio
j-itoiiiucli and llowrl", iclvlnir ln-allliy and luitiirul sluon.
'I'lui t'lillilrfu'n I'nnuot'U TUo Mot Iter'. Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Boars the
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
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PHARMACY ,
Tulronizc a drug store when you
want pure, fresh nud reliable
$ Drills and Patent Medicines
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I'erutinery, touci .unuw, a.i-.
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M. C. GRAY
Dealer in
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
iuy noona. LADircN' and UKSTi.KMitN s rtittNiaiiiNu giioiis. notions
IIIH)l AM) WIOKK. I.RATHCR W I K 'THKIt MNMKi.a. UltlM'y.KIKs)
l'KOVISIDNtl, rt.Ol'lt AMI fKKII, HAItllWAUK, QUKKNaVVAttS
PAlNl A Nil OI1.H. Ult'VCLK Mt N lU I liH, Ttlllt.S. KIC,
I desire to say that I
with every person iu Columbia County. My policy 4
W a - 1. .11 .L, t 1..iaue axflvjit! d 1 1 A 1 ai
is to handle honest goods
affords me much pleasure when I feel that my pa- 4
trous are getv;'3g (heir mouey's worth. m
ST. HELENS,
Signature of
HARNESS GOODS
All Kinds anil Grades
rilRCIiASS lN E7ERT.BESPECT
Gorgest $oc 1o Refect Crom
and
Low est Price s
('It ant Mlf f "! ! '.!' tn)lti, ft
Write for Catalogue
C)I.l.lNSi'Ki;STUN .-WILSON CO.
Cor. 2iuJ Taylor Sts., Portland.
Kvory day i (he Wook ,
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would like to do business
at honest prices, and it
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I'liihkrds, fiilll,
I'lllow , mill treses,
lii ibpring., fie.
SlOU'S, dishes,
Cuilcry, hardware, tools,
Field and garden seeds,
lii ore lies, feed,
IliSltli Mini shoes,
Rubber goods,
l.i.dies' mi l gents' f it r 1 1 1 x It i II ir iini m In,
tire g sals, cii1., are among the thing I
keep In alock.
M. C. litUY, Ht. Helens.
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Si'W novels Ht tlio I fruic More,
Wcliiliiird'a beer oh lap at tliu Owl
ulmni,
'I ri'in tKiliri'N nml all klnU ol
'i iiitinj ildim nl tliin iitllco.
A Iwrxu Hoi k of novflii juat received
it t lie Ht. Ili li'im riinriiiHcy.
Old (ioviTiiiiuMit wliikcy Ht tlio Owl
bhIouII, llrinu Itrna., iroii iet'UM.
1 1 I A (illowy, Ori'ifon City, will
liirnip.li Id net jiiinu of miy l"wimfii iu
llna iliHlrict
J. li. K. Iloiirno, of HiiniiT, Di-jiuty
intliil ( linn.'i'lli.r K. I'., vi-itiid tni
iiy on Tuwduy liit.
r ni-li liuli in m'nnon fvirv Fi iilay, nml
IH'i'iul Sunday diimfr ut tlio Oriental
HoUl.
l.Hr(i't tori- and lnr)ct "lock can lip
foiiiol ut lirry A iinUiiiin'n store nt
llnlilloli. (utoi'l. iii-llviwl free.
Tliu uti'Hincr huiiih DUuii U now run
Mi'ic on tlic wiliti'r miii'iluli', mid It-iives
1'i.iUiiiiiI MoiiIm mid Tlintmliivf nt
li ;iU ni (oi rl. lUdciH und wuy luinl
1 .Iniiii'D llmkli', Jr., of I'ortUiid,
M-iU'l li in old Iioiiip on Tm-adiiy l.i-t,
und w In li' lirru HltrniU-d tlm K ol f
iiii'i-linU, nn order of Kliu'li lie in mi f"
llMiflnn.it' lufuiljrr.
Tl- I U ...l
TiirMUv'u'-t nd rinmiiini Into tli !
di) Ktt'ul rimdition of lliiiti o.d tftimn;
Kolt-it S Tlioni)oii, ol Cntlin, Wnrli;
Aiiiboy Hloviei, ol Hood Kiver, Or.,
mid llviiry liirt, of Amor in.
t'bntles Mellinger, Da Ulcckle., John
Killioim, and It. II. Ki-a.mau, all of
j Vei noma, vi-iled Ht Helens on Tlilira-
l.tnv 1.11 lur li.ialiit.Ha iittrttiMoa 011. 1 to
attend tlm K of 1', I-odc.
Wm. Mellinger narrowly escaped
a -li. .nt it, jin v on Tuesday hist by the
tubing ol h aection of tlie wood Uuine
' jiml iu flout of this (illHu.
I Mr. t'bni lea Henry, of llill.boro, waa
. in Ht. Helens Monday, on a businers
'visit. Mr. lief ry was formerly a resi-
duut ol Columbia Urn la now a proper
ou Waliiugioii Ci only farmer, making
a fpei ialty of the raising of vested seed.
Tea.heis examination begins next
Wednesday, and we hope everv teacher
a ho vlita the t'.iuiity siituill fill at
tliia olhce. Tbo idiior is their lilentl.
ever oi li not iersou.illy ai'ipiaintefl
a II It tbeui, for he beleivca llieie ia
inn In in: too geid for the childien,
especially us regards a ihruuii coiunt in
aclitad cducalioii,
A s(aiali.t club has been organized at
I Warren, wl'h u nieinbersl.ip, as wo lire
inlurn.ed, of seventeen . The sociali l
jsre it. soil, sling considerable aleiticy in
j.lilfetent paits of tint county, and will
! Ul.dollbledly al nil incleaaed vote at
: ll.e June election. They will receive
fronitheM,ttl, same fair tieatineni
t HO expti t 10 tic. (no 10 ail 001 jMitiii
i i pponellts
1 tir. CiifT, in his rapacity as He 'lib
I Officer, visited Y eon's camp back ol
i Uauiiet last Patunlay, in company with
1 Dr. Mi Linen of Rainier, and loiind one
j well deveh.K'd cane of smallpox, which
: s promptly IsoIiiiihI alawt one mile
1 from ai'v re-ldenee. The local phvsi
'i ian ha.i Ibe ca-e wtdl in hand and a
! i(ec.ly recovwy is expected.
! The l.skiid Stork farm, during the
i ptial week, shippetl a rarload ol full
l,.,..l llol-tetn-Freiaian Cows from
j H. si'eioe siiiliiin t (trophy Ittos., milk
j denier, of Med find, Oregon, ho ai live
1 and euergelip men and want tho kind ff
cons that will (ill their iu 1 1 k ci' a and
j ami r II tbeii ac.t.unls. Mr. Frakes'
lirm alio) sold two hY yearling Holstein
i heifers, on Saturday las.t, to a pttny
j rsridiug mar I'skcr City
If tin-re is nn idle man In
St. Helens
it is Ik cans - be baa no desire lor work.
It is an ni l of Irieudship for a man to
saw wootl hereal $1 per cord and lie is
nimble to saw more than a few slicks nt
a lime for any customer; as he must do
bis best to keep them all supplied The
Mist gratefully Hcknu Ivtlgea hia cour
tesy in Ibis line.
Mr. C. C. Mover, of Yankton, visited
this olllce Tuesday for the purpose ol
lenew ing his subrcriiilioil to the Mist.
Mr, Mover was induced to come to
Columbia County by a pamphlet w rit
leu bv the present editor and printed at
ihe Mist olllce noniothing bkti fourteen
yeara ago, and be is pei fectly aatisticd
with hia choice.
Not goods are la-lag received every
day at Itailey A llrinu's at llotillon.
Call and oxaiuine some of their specinl
(.( boys, mens ami youth's suit,
hiits. riiit. also a good lino of ladies',
mens' Ikivs' youths', misses and child
ren's shoes ; 'hosiery, mid a tine lino of
rubber goods, umbrellas. Overcoats.
Men ami women's underwear, loggtns
(or men, women ami children, (iloves,
lleecK-lined woolen jackets, and uutny
articles too numerous to mention.
tlo to Hitilcy A Riiiin for bargains iu
fancy dress goods, clothing, boots, shoos,
stupid groceries, etc. tiood goods, tt
specialty. Trices, quantity and imlitv
guaranteed. Hoods dclivend flee.
There are some especially fine cuts of
meal at the rhop of the St. Helens Meal
Company this week. Some of tlie spec
ialties are sausages, Alaska herring,
siiur kraut and corned beef,
Tlie weather report of the U. 8. 1H
pai iiueiil of Agriculture al I'ortlaud for
the month of January shows that there
w as but onu clear day for I he entire
inoiilh, and a rainl'ai!l of 5.2J inches or
1.40 inches h'H than the average lor tbe
past thirty -four yeara.
JMr. and Mrs. W. II. Powell visited
I'oitland Wednesday In I, where Mrs,
I tin ell will visit friends lor A few days,
Mr. I'owell t'ctosning home yesterday.
1 desire to pleasu my customers, anil
am wiliiflg to or hnd to do no. I carry
a largtt assort incut til stock, ami if t
have not got what you want I will try to
get it for you.
M. C. GRAY, St. Helens.
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OlllCiaiS VII tun oituii f.niv .viiitu
tiary, pasihh! tluoiigh St. Helens
Wednesday on bis way lo iloultor.
last
Mr. Andre Miles, of Oregon City,
visiting hiamtfle, Mr. S. A. Miles
Ibis city.
('arabinn cigars tw) for a quarter at
lliinn Itros. Owl tn loon.
The followinK ndlrrn of Rnlnld'
No. 1!4, A. V. A A, M , were idwlcd und
ilmiifll. il H.mird.iv cvciiinir, Jitu. O.IDHt;
J. liiiico I'lilvynrtli, W, SI.; A.I'. M-
lHrmi, h W.: Jiiincn Ki'inifdy, J. VV. ; I
t;K'r'Tr-? s-"i",;,'"r,,i1
A Kiili I.I kl III I l.t.i:. m U U
John Q'llnley, J. H. ; (J. K. .Nk, Tyler.
uioni'i, f ' . V i iri'iitillll'l, I' I'll
Mr. N. V. finki'r. one of Vgm-n'
fnliTirllii(r innri'liHiitu, hhi miflidinif
to Ij MHt iii'xs in Ht. Ilplcn, I niindny.
Tlio l.'nltfil ArtinHiin of Ifoiiltoii will
givii H IniTHry inKiniiiinti nud I'l-kft
.h hil, I'. 1) .', HNI4 All nrn inviit-.l.
l.ndii'H lirinK yoliK ImKkvti, und gi-iitl-nu
n your pockut buok.
We llmnk tin) alitor (if the RiiiiT
tin-iMlK f.irn very cmniliniiitiiry ml-
v ii 1 1 en notice,
MrH. Annu I'urknr, nf Vcrnonin, wlin
wim rriurivd (iiil m.-rloitnly nick, U
n-(iorlL'd ua i (-cover in;;.
If our cdi rcp(indiiti will furninh the
factn we will rude ivur In ift up the em-belllianuii-uu
iu llie ofliue.
Don't forL'ct tli Clii'i coniliiiiHtioii,
Tim Mint und tlie Wei-kly OrPKuiuli.
MIm (lilbert, of t'orllhiid, who id
tCHi limr the Vern.Miin di.ol w;m in t.
1 1 I.' in Moiulnv, en runt to I'ortUiid 'ti u
vuit.
Mr. Hi-Kiimn In rnriying tlie n.nil
tclnM,tni ilv ietei-ei Vernoiiin nud tit.
Mrlenv, while Mr. Rice ulluudf to Nome
(uriu (In! lea.
I'.aili')' St Itriun'a atoro n licndiiinr
Icra for ycm-rnl inrriiiiuidine ut liuul
ton, Oregon,
A 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 k you wifli in tlie ifiicrttl
iiicm liiindi-e line, nml ut riijlit pricen, it
run lie loiind nt I'erry & (jinliaiu'a atore
nt llotillon.
Durt A Muikln lmve received n coin
plfle line of menu' clotliing, inngiug
In. in li.rjO to $1.V Cnll ud inapect
tliein.
Dr. Hall, of Clutskanie. Columbia's
able ex-repre'eutativii 111 the legiil iture
id I Kiiu, was a county seat visitor ou
Tuefdiiv laat.
Mr. John Muvnard, on. of (lie
P'"r ol III .eliliu Vlle,
vlaltor to Ht. llelclla oil Tuesday blot
Mr. S .teldin, of I'eaver Creek
a county seal visitor Wednesday.
When bilious try a dose of Cliainlwr-
I11111 a Hloii.. ti ll and 1.1 M-r Tablets ami
reillike lor once how quickly a lirnl-claas
it h to dnte me d icilie w 1 11 correct the die
older. For sale by St. Helens I'liat uiacy.
UWTUAKYl
lill'.T) At Scappoose. Oregon, January
lotli, IVW-!, ol aenile pin aly-l", Chi is
tiau hiiiitn, aged 8U year, 1 mouth,
ami 7 days.
Christian Smith was born at Bluban
vilie, llnriisoii votiiay, Ohio, Dw. 7,
I Ml 4. At llie age ol 4 veara liia patents
removed to Holmes county, Ohio, set
tling on a fai iu near the ton u of I..1111!
oiiville III a (runner settlement a here
lie grew to manhood under the caie of
Ida Christian parents. At the age of 2d
yeara be a e-.iiverlcd to t'nri-liiiii
until and unite. I with the Mt-ibudlot
F.picowl Cliurcli. In ISM lie waa
united in marriage to Miss .tlary Hcliol
v. a pious yuui.g lady of iaiudouvilie.
Seven bil'lreu were boru to (lieiu,
Clariaey, Charles VI., William N. Quill
.r I. Mnrv J . Lv.'.lll 11. 11 lid Uachel.
In 157 wnn Ins laiiulv he it-it Ohia and j'
s arit-d wet, eeiihng on a larm near
Oscnila l11CI.uk cuuuv, loa. where
j he remained until May 12, li2. a hen
with til wieai.d liJir reiueiuii.g child
j ,ie-.OIktticl. he-.-tarlrl ucro
ren: I. 111 l.cv aim Ijiiaries having mar-
ihe plains by team lor Oregon dniing
iu Dalln Cit , O"- g in On !S. ptemher Ihn,
lMi.' 111 .4iril ItHXi lie f-etllAl on a sinait
litrui near Cedir Mills in Washington
County wl-ere be lived until the .leaih
of his wife in IfftfJ when he moved t
Tillamook county w tn bis sou William,
w ho died rtepieu'ila-i or.l, lSU.i. Ueiug
lell alone he cnine to H-Hppo"e, Coluni
l.ia county to live with Ids d nig. ter
Maty J. IV in, .kins, iu whose ImiiiIv he
baa iivitl an t.oii.nevt and U-loted nielli
bt r until Ida deatli. lie waa n helple-a
invalid from S plemler the .'.III., I.1!',
iiuiil hisib aih, his Chr.Biian laiih tu
laiiiing him until Ihe sal. He lea tea
tlnec thtuglnera to mourn lm loss, l tar-
icv Htniuliiiujh. ol tviioX couniv, uiiio.
., vd l a I '. re cv ol Itittine. til am.K.k
; e.i.uity, tl eg u; Mary J. Tompkins oi
J Hi-nppo ec theg.ui. The remainder of
! Ids laiiiny a I incccediiig I i.n to their
long home, lie was laid to rest bcvMu
his w tie at Cedar IWi'l, a.hii.glou
county, Oregon, Jauttaiy 17lh, 1SK14.
Weep not that It ia toils ara over,
Weep not that his race is run,
tiod grant that we may test as calmly,
When oar woik, like hi-, is done.
Till then we yield with gladness.
Our father lo linn to keep,
Ami rejoice In the sweet assurance,
lie givctii his beloved sleep.
Written by Mary J. Tompkins.
ITONICl'.R EUI'I.OYMK.ST CO., 2;5
Morr-run M., I'ortlaiid, thegon, one of
the most lehable Compai.ica in tin
City, furnishes g..l help 1ee to Km
ployeia ou Ihe tdioi lest notice possible
IN ME ilORll'M.'
Whereas, The Divine Master in bi
i i ti u i It- wiadom has seen til to call oui
beloved sister, Mrs. Maud Y'oung, lo tin
courts tttsivc, and
W hereas, 'i he Urang has lost one of
its most u-eiul and (al h nl nu mbers,
and our worthy Master a Kind and lov
ing w ile, theit foie be it Resolved that
the charter of ihtf O.U u y Orange o.
3.7, be disp.tl t r a ptiiod of thirty
davs and further b it
Resolved that i lie. members of the
Quiucy tirniige .No. 3.7 do heartily sym
yatlnxe with the bet taxed husband and
luhuives and it is
Resolved that these resolutions be
at til to two county papers. One copy
to our worthy I'omona Master.
I Mrs. R C. l.ilich
Committee Mis. Lida Clupman
( dr. Rotmi I I'litne
REUBEN
li. li ru her is work.ug on las rai.sh
near Mist this wick.
F..1. Voigt is chief engineer mid J. M.
I.uuloey Is in tut engineer nt Hie Cold
otoiage at Uoblu.
Miss Ray liingham od'orllaud visited
(lieuUs at ibis place last week.
W.J. Vau Priiaen has accepted the
position as tclcrutiti operator ui Uobte,
Oregon.
!?. I1. Slsnlev, manager of tbe Colum-
! hia 1 lllltaer in,
us uuw u li coil I'ui t
lt thinks bo will atari
Ik"11. MH"oay
up his plant agaiu soou.
A Is i Ried, It. N. Hamilton, J. C.
Wans. M.J. I So I let. 11. M. Fowler. M.
is I , juk v MlIIWi K. Carv.n, J.U.
of',. , uJ Ut.0 Ari,lliluj vlailej
Rainier Lodge No. 21, ,
fttturday evening.
F. A A. M.,
WAR NEWS'
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Patience is at an
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End I
Japan Wants Russia to
Reply at Once.
Important Council Held
NK'.V YOUK, F.-I). 4. -A di-i.;ttcli to!
tlie lleruld fi..iii I'ort Arthur liy wy of
Ohi'foo, under twley djte. ny the
Huf.ifi fleet lin left I'oi t Arthur.
It wnn reported VHlenlny from Tort
Arthur Unit the Kuaninn tqint Iron here
tofore in ilde the Inirbor had joined the
outaidv fleet, iu order that they iniffht
not I immured in the narrow channel.
The romlme fleet waa atated to have!
anchored outaide the iiar'jnr. The.!
above diapntch would neem to indicate
an important movement,
TOKIO, Feb. 3 Devtlopmenta today
indicate tliut the prolonired tenaion lias'
readied a climax. An unofficial dia-
pBtch naya the Kiiaaian reply meann war.
A niiecinl aiiuimoned conference of the
Cbiii.t, eld. r H.te.,en, military and
naval cliiela waa lieiil looay at tne reel
ilence of l'reuiier Knuura. The meet
ing in beleivcd to have lieen of much
imitorlani-e, though no deuilaof the din
cuaaion liava tieen -made public.
J'oaaibly it (oreabadowa enernetic action
on account ol uuaai 'n procraeunaiion.
Although the government omciala d .l. subject to croitpy .ell and we would
continue reticent, it i mnuifet that x-OTK B I IIKREBV M Vl jf THAT THE be verv unemy about him. We began
tbe .i.uation i. of the grave-t, and that nZV WhAJ.t ! ?;' UrUuu Cough Remedy in
a ri lata la near at hand. The time in rtm,riS ,h? , 0r.t, court of ihe Mute ( r- 1S7, and finding it such a reliable roin
wl. ii h tee Knaaian reply will continue to ..n lor Coionhia Coniiit' n1 l.u quaiifiivl. . eily lor colds and croup, we have never
be a factor in the aitua.io,, is i.arwinK All I "l il "' ''; "ince that
The patience of the government is be- eitio.r .1 ti.e omce ol i;barle J. ccttriaoel. 5l5 ! time. H e have live children and have
cowing exhausted, and if the expected
answer is delayed many days longer the
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that tlie exsiaiing conditions have en
titled thein to more prompt reply, and
are b .und to infer that the St. l't-ters-
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Otl.ggove.ime.,,. . ,.ci ., .....
yiel.l, but la utilizing tne time iu ad
vance its pieparations for war.
WARREN.
Mr. and Mia. John Kctt of Knlaini.
)iae been visiting at Mr. A. tavena'
during the pm week.
Mra llorst and daughter, of Centrnlia.
Wash., are making a visit at tlie Adams
ranch.
Geo. Miller has returned from Dakota
and ia slaying aitu his uncle, J. Urewell.
I.. Rn-siiiuasen has rented his farm to
I'e'er l.uitd und has joined his family nt
.North Ueiid, ou Coos tiny.
Am Slavena went to Kalama last
week.
Lillian Larsen was a Portland visitor
Sinutd iy.
Revival meetings are held at the M.
K. chinch nightly, w ith a good atten
dance. Rev. Mr. Taggart of Rainier will enn-
Inct Ihe meetings nt tbe M. . church
during Ihe rest of the week.
Exceptional Vit'nei.
They go pretty swift, as the stock wn
enormously large. We mill have a g. d
as.irtiiient Me i's 10 anils and oter-
c -at" for 46.75; men's t).1 and 5 panle for
$1 10, 2 20 and $: 30. men's 2 hat for
.lc; boys' $4 suits and overcoats for In-
tu' and mens' JU and 4 shoea for .4o
j ( tl5 ,( ii &. tlv,. jo -hoes for f I :h
Sieial cuts on tionke, valise--, bl. tia
e. and comforters. Hood 75: tinder
near for 37'e'e. Reliable store, John
Dellar, cottier Firm and Yauiuill, Port
land. CATARRH
Elvs Ceam Balm
This Remev Is a Speelflo,
Sure, to Olva Satisfaction.
CI VIS RILIKF AT ONCI.
It cleanses, soothe, heals, and protects ths
diseased membrane. It cures Catarrh and
drives away a Cold in the Head quickly.
Restores the Senses of Taste and SmsU.
Easy to use. Contains no injurious drugs.
Applied into the noetrila and absorbed.
Large Sixe, 60 cents at Druggists or by
mail; Trial Sixe, 10 cents by mail.
ELY BROTHERS, 56 W aires St., New York.
Nothing has ever equalled n.
Nothing can ever surpass it.
Dr. King's
hx Discovery
isrrMPTiox rics
Ot l.llalaud au l ci afl
A Perfect For All Throat and
Cure: Lung Troubles.
Moresybacklf ItlwHa. Trial Bottlaa n-se.
OASTOKIA.
Bsarstis lh Kind Voa Hitw twavs Bactfil
CO YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
.i? Tbade Marks
:'SOk
s
'rVV Copyrights 4c
Anemia sending a aketch and description niaT
qtileklr nsturl.-ilii our oihoiuu free wlielher an
liiTanti.n ts nrolmWT patontitMtt. Ci.nunutilea.
lion, alrlvtlrt-oiiatloiill.il. Handbook on raleuts
a. it lion. Oldest auoncy for stvurii.ir itateiiia.
Pslouta taken tlirouuh Munn A Co. rocelvst
sp.-ri(U Hotica. without charge, iu tlio
Scientific Jlmcricatt
A hndomplr ninstrnteJ wwlr;W. I nrirfwt cir
culHttoii tif nny stcuiHttio Jminml. 1rni. m
rr u. f'Mir monita, 8iiU by all nowtult'ntajrti.
MUNN &Co.38,B'''"'' New York
THEOLD HEUABLE
I ( 'X i
Absolutely Pure
THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE
" j
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
V'TIckis HEKf.HV (ilVES TiiaT TffE ,
tiii'lrr.lKi.el Ail'iilnlnratrli of lh f- ti'e ;
of .le Henitrlcka, i-r.. tieart, ha flle l tn
lh; Couiitv Cou.t of Columhla C'.untv, rttat or
(lrM,., tir (trial i.it and rerirt tn .aid
I Entitle an-l that lh 1(011 J. b. b'.an. J.i'ize of
Htil court n-a apiH.lini'O .potty tne iri,uy
Mnrnh, I'.oi. at 2 o'clock K. M.
Vl"eL"iud 'l aS
r. .1. .it "hi .."j i"r
aroonnt. and all ol,-
Jectiorta tlicreto, aud the tiual aetilment there
ol.
MRAH R. nENDRTCKB.
Admlnlftrntrtx of the Kntttte of Jaae Heud-rk-ka,
Sr., KeceaMrd.
NOTICE TO CREOITORSr
i the mMler of ih K.Uteof I.onlw Alrteban,
Clmmoer of Commerce Bmi.liux, PortUnd, or-
. e,. "jr
poaion:
i 2" J '
arli eil wttlilu alx noutba from ibe
n.,
hereof.
j"' "l"1 PuWU"1 lh" 29111 a ol
uu'y- FRNZ ALSLF.BKX.
Arlrahil'trstor of the Liute ol Loutae Alals-
. HeU. OM4.M-.1.
. - t,,,,,, Attornej, for E.tat.
CITATION.
In the Counij Court of the .tate of Orson, for
the v'o.iiiijr 01 Co-unii'is.
in the matter 01 the Katate of J..hn M. tiore,
ileceaaed.
To J. f. Gove, Frank E. Gore. EniMv Gove
C.if p. ml ull other Ue.ra, If auy tltsre ti, of
.aid decCdKxl :
IV OI'.llt.R OF THE HONOR Bt.E COUNTY
A C'outl of the fel .tcol tireoo. for Ihe County
of C'olmi.biA, you are hereoy lioliiied snd re
oulred to a pear In the County I'o.irt riAira lit
the Court Hju In ti.e Cujr of et. neim,
1 ountr ol Columbia, sta.e of Oregon, ou Jloe
d, I lie 7th da. ol Marco. IJO,. at U A. M au I
how ru-e. li ai.v there he. why an order of
aaletf the rent property of tbe asi.la tale -I1011I1I
uol be n.ao 01 acconiauce with the p;;tioii of
the dtntutflrator of the said lte.
la iis- waasror, 1 bav have herenmo
aet my haud uJ oit'Cisi al tins 21.1 .1; ol
January, 1!UI
1 , . U. HENDERSON", County Clerk.
j.rsAt. j liy w. A. U.vatitj, Lieuty.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
Iiepirtment of the interior,
LajiU orhee at Oreon I iiy.'Oref on
JatiMiirv 1-.. 1S01.
X-OTICE IB ItritEBY GIVEN THAT 1 llfc
il lollowina-aauied hitler ha filed tiotlee of
1.14 iii.iiii.ii in i.i.t. roial t.roof In iut-txirt
hi. t'lai.i.. and ibnl -aid rt.of will be msd be
fore the Wotiuty uierk ol c.otlmoia county.
St. lie. cu.. Otej tii. on rebruaiy x.th, lo, vis.
AN KIN HAl t.tULD
U. E. No. Ujj, for ibe H jol acc'.ion U, tp t
u, rz.el.
Ht names ihe followinf wltneiies to prorr
bta euiittiiuotu reaioeio a om,q an.l citiiivalloii
ol tMi.t .aiel. viz. Atolte Aiiilcrs.ni. 'lb- w.
U.nn.t. otto A Miller. s.l oi 'Sea, -i.se. ConiiubU
Count", tirvaoii; trl ltet:ereu, ol oiie.
VtiuinustOt) C'lUUIV. ifCtfOTl.
ALGhii.NoN . DtitSstR. r.egiater.
NOTICE FOR PUBICATION.
Pepsrtmrnt of the Inferior,
Lnu iince l orcein chy. Oregon.
Janiuity s, I'.'H
VC
OTICK S HEgEBY G1VKN 1 HAT IHE
loliow.ns naiued settler ns nieu nones oi
his intention lo make una I proof la sitpoori of
tllaclal.n, aud that al pr f will lw bia-la l
fors ins County Clerk ot Columbia County at
M. H.lrus, urejfi.n. on Kcbtuary Aib 1W tit:
.itillN WAl.' ZK
II E N .la)S7 n,r lite awLiof jc 17 t Su, r3tr.
He names me toll., a lux -totes e. piove nt.
ceiinu.l..o resloetice U1.'U au I ciuttv aatioti oi
tui'i isu-l. vi.'- J.sj .-bie-it, of Yaukti.ii, Or
e...u: Stev I..Hn-..,s.of I siiiu.-u. Ores -tt; r'r.iuk
j, -. bie-ii. of YaukiuD, Or-
oilo.et'kl, O' M. Ilelelli. Oregon; AlJteautlet
Aaa.ol VUev,tlreu
Ai.t.tivNON . ItKEifcfEK.Keg later
NOliCE TO CREDITORS
VOTICK It. Hriiti.Bt Olvr.N t HIT THE)
' un.ietMitr.e.i au oeen, by the Hon. J- b
Ihiaii, Jude ot in . Coun y Court of the -ia:e i
of or.'" for lite Cou-itt oi Coljml.in. a.p hil- i
ed datiui-irator w lb ilia mil amiexea ui ins
state of Jolio vvilllii 34e?erve, oeee.ett. Any
nuu all licrwiia having elatius asolasl .aid t
uire nenroy rs i'iltt'4 i..pretir.. tbe same to
ine. verithnl lrc.in.lix l '. u ny not trues
I SI Kurt oixili Streel. Pamhind, lireon. ..r lo
mi atiurney, W, II. foweli, at . Helens. Ore
KOU, wilttlu .'i nioultii f,..ni th date heieol
J0SE"ll is, MEKitt K
Admlntstralor with ihe . hi atm-xeU ot ll:e
eamtsof Jottu VH!1 Meere OeeeHsed.
tt. a. : it bid.. Atly. lor A.ituitii.tra'.or.
Dated Jauuary 1 .. istx.
ClfATiuH.
In Ihe County Conn oi lite stttte ol Oregon, for
the Coituiy ol coliinibi.
Iu the maitvr ot tne estate of Walter Furrow,
liccea'.cd.
To Isaac Walton KurMW, Larstii Kugala.
lands S .y rurrvw. Eugene t. Karrcn, tijie
Fuirow Kit.! Migeuia rtitros'. hei.a si law oi
Waller r'arrotv, ueeeased; aim to th other
..eirs aud devisees aiikiioou, h au a,ieb ltire
Oe, sild lo all ol!:er er-.i.a luleiesievl lii toe
resl e.laie ociotiiug to loe eslaie ol staij
veiue i ; uicfci .Nt.:
IN THE NAME UK Til K STATE Of OKE-
nni: S o.t and each of yt.u are lo-rvby euiu
mau.led to ppear beloie toe tl..n.mt.ie i ouii.y
Court vl the o.a.e ol ures. n for 'he County oi
Colour ua. in toevull.l r..oin t.l jaut vouo, ut
si. Helms, in si.itl v o.iiilt and slle. on lues -
tluv. Hie jiol .lav of t-cu.uaiy. A i. isw( st ihe
houi ot lo i 'v lock in llie nfteliiouii ol aani
Uay. ll being t..e resutar rouioary term ot suio
t tari ; ti nuw tmuse. i ".v e.i . u mi ir
r ri awticuf nil tue rvul iMOiettv U'lt-iiiiui-j u
Uu l-tii ui ..ete.iMKl, in bt.14 vuuin.v ui
Cyiumui;,. cta;c oi uresu; ftliotilii uul w uiaje
ax inty lui u. me tfiilion ot hwt;vit:u tui
rt)i, ciuiiinsnuuiat tutttif. uu titu iu
kulvl I uttit.
I be rvnl estate ticwribvil hi cJiiii trtftion ia
oliuta, to uu: i-v 11 ih Unit ui Itiv Mvittiti
Vti'sl 4UiiHcr ia ecliou tufiily iu loHUai.ip
JUoii.Uuu. iu Uu Cui.Uk ut Coiumb.a, muiw ui
OrXkittU.
. .nn?s. the Hon. J, B. L'otn, Jih Rea the
Ooumy ci.uri av Sime ol Orirnou. i. r Cuium
: biat Countv, with .titjiiifai vt Cuurl uuiwd
tlii iwtll Ui O' kiU..-l,1, ,. i. I'M.
ti ithNt'tKON. Clork.
V. II. ruWELI-, Att. tor Auunuistraln.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
In the County Court of the Mats of Oixse-u
in sud loi Columt.ia t osnty.
Iu tho muter o' .he h .tato of Katbeitns Mo-
er. ileeva.ed.'
NOTI:K 13 HKKKLtY C1VKN THAT ASA
1. lltlfttiy. the stiiniiiiiraiir ( ttt f
cU MUtl ine ehiott lor nei.lemJht auil fl-tt In ;
1 Miiii ntirt hiA final itcuuinu tn hiit tiuiiui'rti- I
: tinu nf Miitl siHie. iu( thrtt tliv Sill itiiv u( ;
i ruarx, hi one clolk I. M tit le t't-url
I itmm in m. Uo!c.)( iu ii County nud tnte.
; h Wkm di.l HpiM)iuttfH b.v the -t:diif ul
! ( otirt. lur lUe st r.u-uu n: ol &vbi in-nniii', i or
I . for Wihit b I. me mtv belr, c!iinr tr jei'-t'ti
j inirt'st tl In ':ato objecliinu to
i stuiil ao-.ii'int or mi iu sn ihcroi.
1 Till ititfu publihKl by or-U'T nftho Hun.
j J. It. Ikmii. t''itiNi Jmlye lor nd loiiu y. !
. duUJ Jtiinutry -1, IWl.
AiA D. IIOLAPAY, AdrHtnU.rnt.u.
When lu PoriUutl Uu to
Tlie Empire R stuurant, 12 Third!
ftlreet, thiee doom Soiitli of I'.altei The-
tre. .Meals rum '15 t ents up. Open
day and night. Oysters in tiny style,
Win. l'.oh lander, I'r. p., loi'Hiii'iy of the
lioyai, 1st and Madiiou
' SUMMONS.
l- tlie f;irwilt Cuiirtol l Its Hisi ol Ortnq,
for t.iini.M ;...ui jr.
L. a. Pnrkhiint, FUlutlff,
I . "
j iil PrHncc. rdrkhiirAt, Dt.tetid.int,
To I.U KrMei rrhuit, tlie
I w ivixiuur.
bovo numcd
I IS TUB NAME (IT THR NTATK OV
ORK
a.D: You aiif liarul.v ii.iiiflc.l itnl romlriMi oi
l lnrir Hint anaar l in d.i.ii,ilnc tlio. I kIiiii(
ytiu tntbj alitfVK entillil aiotdtior Iwlorw t.irctl
i5tli, Hbico will li ukit Him exilruuli ol
all wk. Ifd.n tli .jmiv of (no iimc p.iNiuAttuii
of tllla atLunioiia; no if ymi mi I to ri!i4mr Nil 1
aimr by Mii.l Aluieli l.itu, lftll, iN pl.ilntiltT
lil .pl) W . h n.,urt lur Ilia rvlld aateil in
the c..tunrilitl, to wit: l-orR.Irr .IN.,ivniK
o.e iiiHii'uttid rfiHO.in iii.rtr e.tittiiHT oiwvcil
I ou anil (l. .3 plaintiff, Mud f.,r aucn oilier nud
I f.irtuer or (minimi reiKfl itqoiijr iimy ro-
.j.i in.
'i'.ii Muinin n. J piiM,rii t.jr oritur of th
f Ion. liiu.i.rfnA Muoti.ie, Jii.lae ( tin. HiK.ve
t nililleo cunt in,t.if in oe.i u.ju. ( on itwl.i.l
aay ol jMinjmy. tJil.
I nt- lir.i .o.rft.:.tti..7i of ttrf niim.n'ttm wtll his
on jaiKiti. fi.ii, i'jal. nii't tun. I. it o.i l tr.'ti
l.tO. i'JJ KUH Mil M .llK.lA,
All.iru.v lur PUInllir.
AT THE OLD STAND
James Spence
lias returned to Houlton, and Is d M14
b-'sineas at the old blacksmith shop tin-
til hi. new bmliflng hi. nil be compleiod.
In addition to a general blackamitniiiv',
. ... . , . ., . .
lie t.nin. iiiq .clitic, lut a lull lllieol
agricultural irupU menta and oiachiueri .
tloulton, Oregon.
t'ongrat ulationn.
Mr. John II. Cullom, Editor of the
Garland, Texas .N'ewa, has written a
letter of conirratuiations to the iiiauu
factureraof the Chamberlain's Conzri
remedy an follows: "Mxleen years ao
wuen our nral ctiilii win a liiihy lie was
given It to ail ol theiu with go.id results.
One good feature of the remedy U tnat
Iiabies really like it. Another la that
it Is not duiigeroi's, and there ia to risk
from giving an overdoae. 1 congratulate
you upon the eucces of your remedy."
For eule by St. lielans 1'harinacv.
Found a Cure for Inrligehtlon;
I oe Chamberlain's Btouiacli and
Liver Tablets lor indigestion and find
that thev suit inv rae better ilian anv
dt'Kpepsia remedy I have ever tried ami
I have il seit mauv ditf.-rent remedies. I
am nearly liny-one years of age and have
tlllerei! a great ileal Iroin indigestion.
I ctiu eat almoet anything I want to
now. Uko. W. F'mohy, K ick Mills, Ala.
For sale by St. Helens Pharmacy.
tia From Terrible Heath,
The family of Mrs, M. I.. Bobbit of
I'argerton, Tenn.. saw Iter dying and
were powerless to save l.er. The most
skillful phiaiciatit and every remedy
tn-ed, failed, while consumption was
slowly but surely taking bur life. In
this terrible hour Dr. King's Sew Dis
covery for Consumption turned despair
into joy. The brei botlle b.ought im
mediate relief and its continued u 6
completely cured her. It's the most cer
tain cure in tbe world lor all throat and
lung tranbles. Guaranteed bottles 60c
and $1.00. Trial Jjottlee Free at St
Helena l'harinacv.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
Trig Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signatore of
lloineallu Tronblrs,
It ia exceptional te rind a family
where there are no doni-etic ruptures
occasionally, but these can be lessened
be having Dr. King's Life Pills
a ran ml. Much trouble they save by
tbeir great woik in Stomach and Liver
troubles. Thev not onlv releive von, but
CUre. 25c, at St. Helens I'harntacy.
OASTOTIXA.
Bears tis ) ' Wait lrs IJJUJH
Bssrs tis ) ,ls nn xvm
Mr. Wm. . L itto. , ol C nitiii nia. ild.
-ulT-red fur ears from rheumatism auk,
lunihtigo. lis was finally advi-ed to
trv K iiaiuberlain.s I'rin Balm, w hich he
did and it .-IT.-cled a complete cure.
For bale bv tho St. Helens riiarmacy,
Correspondents must get thei' mat
ter to this otlice lie lore Wednesday
uight. ispccially importaiit uewa can
be cent iu later.
Teacbers' Examlnatioa.
M)TICli IS HKKEKY G1VEX
that tliu Cotiuty Suport lendint of Co
luiuhni couuiy will hold the regular ex
auiuiaiiou ol applicants lur slate ami
county papers at ot. Helens, as toliowa;
For toate l'apers.
Coiuineiicing cities. lay, F'ebruary
10, al nine o'clock A. Al., and continu
ing until tvttui.hty, F'ebruniy 13, ut
lour o'clock p. m.
Widnesday l'eiiuiniiship, history,
spelling, aigelira, reading, school law,"
Units. Kit mien di u It in t-1 1 c, theo-
. le tchimr vrtltlilolic hiaik.Le. oii.is
I 1,1 ICUIIllll., grtiiinuitl , UOOK-kei ping,
j physics, civil goveinnietit.
j Fl'ldav I h tlologv , geogiaphv, nien-
, ,.,,.,. . o,...,.,,,,., l,l ui..i
' i.e. in. hv.
. -1 i
jalnr.lav Rotaiiv. plane geometry.
general history, English literature, psy
chology. For Comity l'apers.
Commencing Wednesday February
10, at nine o clock A. M., an. I continu
11 K t,lV 4 l! 1 ' l 1 UJ - 1
al tout
'dick 1. M.
First, Second and Third tirade C'ertifis.
en tea.
Wednesday l'eiiuiaiisiiip, history,
orthography, reading.
Thtiislay Written arithmetic, theo
rv ol teaching, gruiiiin.ir, physioltigv.
Fiiday Utt gr. piiy, mental tiriliuue
tic, school law, e vil goyernmeiit.
rriini r Lri'lthi tUS.
Wednc'dny I'.'iiuiunship, orthogra
phy, reading, arithmetic
Thursday Art of questioning, theory
of teac'iing, methods, physiologv.
I. II. tOlKbAND,
Con nt v S.'hool Siipernitendent.
Dited at HouHiin thetr . ri. J-m 2ft 1IMM.
TTTfLrJiL . -i
, 1
I f I 11 111 HI 1
; V-Jw-a mxa. tv.
Restaurant
TAYLOR RUI1.D1MI,
ST. HLLENS, OUECO..
MISS L. J. VHOUAE, Propriatar.
i r.est Men 1 s and 1' r o in p t Service-
TAKKN I V I'.Y JO-Kl'U VA.NDl
lab, St his fnriii on licncniiy Hill, u
white coir, altoul 8 years old, with one
horn oil'; no marks. Owner can buva
cow by proving proHrty and paying e
I jmiisos Jt).ili'H VA.MOJ..U.
(jA,.alW JSa t A A A arts .aU v"V & isfk W i afV A A n,Ba.l