OREGON MIST
Entered ut the riedoffioe nt St. Helens,'
Oregon, us eMimd-clnsa mail ini'tler.
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Imvrd Eveuv Fkiiav Morsi.no lit i
K H. FI.AOO,
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Hiz mourns ou
Friday, February 12, 1904.
TI1E SLAUGHTER OF TUE IXNO-t'KNTS.
What is the matter with men intelli
gent men when they believe prayer can
take the place of ueliral tientment in
the euro of to lily ailments? It will noi
do to say thai they are inane or even
that they laclt in intelligence, for some
Of the brightest nu n and women of the
State are members ( w hat is culled the
Christian Science Church. Yet they do
not hesitate to intmt tick children to
their recognised healers, ami refuse to
give medicine or cull in regular physi
cians even in extreme r, In l'o t-
land Inst neck a child drank poison and
the father called in a Christian S'ience
healer, who prayed for her ; but in spite
of hi inctitirationg the chilil grew worse,
nd finally the f .it her called to his aid a
competent physician; but i: was t.iolate
nd the child iic I. The faith cure .!.
tor, when asked a to w hat treatment he
Used n eere! :
"Piaver."
"Was the child in pain?"
"Apparently, vex. Rut after reoivinz
the treatment for an hour she sinned
releived, and wlien I left at 11:50 she.
was resting easily, an. I I knew nothing
of her further illness until her mother
telephoned mo this morning that she had
called a doctor."
The faith eurist then cooly infers that
the rcgnkr physician was repptMi'ible for
the child's death, hut consoles the mother
with tba admission that she wa not
blauieable, as in tailing the physician
the acted according to her best judg
ment; so we suppose the poor woman
will not be expelled from the church. It
is a consolation to know that w e who are
BR yet in darkness and are unable to be
lieve that prayer can remove a wart from
a man's nose or carbolic acid from a
baby's stomach, may still resort to ma
teria melica and its exponents without
being deemed gnilty of criminal negli-
But the pity of it is the child is dead,
and the State an protect its sal -on fish
but can net protect its children.
DIEECT PEIdAHY NOMINATIONS.
The question of direct primary noti i-,
nations, wh.cl) is to be submitted to the
voters of Oregon at the Jane election,
Iranweiid in importance any huae the
people of Oregon w ill becailed u;o . a
that time to decide. Ti.ete is no Jorb
that it will be vigorously opp i-ed by the
bosses and wnuld-he bosses of kith the
great political parties. It is a blow at
their occupation, and they have no desire
to lie put out of business. The theory
that this is a government "of the p- oj' e,
by the people, ami for the people, " ru
der the system of Ixi-sisrn that has lieen J
evolved in Oregon of late years has been
subverted to government hy the bosses
and for the bosses, and from r ad niper
Vieor to Uovtrnor the ambitious aspir
ant lor political honors, before he can
hope to succeed, mustalign himself ith
one or the other of the factional bosses.
Meritdoes not enter into the qiiefiion,
except that the wise boss does not wor k
with dull tools; neither has politic d
principle anything to do with it, except
that the partv cloaks are used to make
the bitter medicine palatable to the old
fashioned voters who Unieve thv are
standing up fu. a certain set of prin
ciples. This is supposed to be a country in
which m ijoriiies rule, and Oregon is a
strongly Republican Stale; yet we have
a Democratic Governor, and the m.-ij r
jty of the sheritT- are Demc-Tats. It is
verjr pUiii that the cruise oi this is too
plain Irossisin. Dies anyone believe turn
air. tdrrn ti could have secured tne
nomination for Uivernor under the di
rect primary system? if elected he would
have made an excellent executive; but
he did not posse-a the personal iraits to
render hiru p tpnlar with the v iters, and
timJerthedirect primary system lie never
would have been n militated, and Kepub
Jican Oregon weald now have a R pub
lican Governor. Trie majority party in
this State should "stand pal" for thi
system, becaneo it will doawav with the
factional lights thathare heretofore been
jnade igairist the party nominees, and
hieh have resulted in so many instances
in the election of minority candidates.
Leaders are necessary, but I hey should
be chosen leaders and not selfconsti
tuted bosses, l.'nde' the direct primary
system the Republcansof this State will
Jiave an opportunity to choos. the nou.-jn-
lor w hom they desire to vo'i, and,
having so chosen, the entire ticket will
receive the practically unanimous cup j
port of the party, and the contest at the !
polls will be us nearly as possible one of j
principle, and, to a much greater extent j
than, in the past, devoid of the p r.orial-1
iUis that befog the issues and give hope
pf buccsss to minority candidate,
The Great Success of the
rowvilli)
wen
Hills
Is largely due to the honest treat-
ment given their customers and also
to the superior quality of pure wool
goods manufactured from the best
Oregon wool, and sold at less price
than other stores ask for shoddy
and cotton mixed goods.
We want the trade of people trib
utary to Portland, and will guar
antee a saving of at least $5.00 on
a good suit of clotnee.
"Get in the habit of trading here"
Brownsville Woolen Mill Store
J. L. BOWMAN & CO., Prop.
3d. St. opposite Chamber of Commerce
IorUiiiici : Oreoon
A DIRECTORY OF COLUMBIA COUNTY SCHOOL OFFICIALS
Complete List of the Officers, and Postoffice of the Clerks, of Columbia Couuty School
Districts for the year beginning June 15, 1933. and ending June 20, i9o..
COMPILED BY COUNTY SCHOOL SUPT. I. H. COPELAND, HOULTON. OREGON.
NAME OK DIHKCToBS TIME TO SKttVt.
KAME OF CLERK. CLKHK'a ADIiBKSS.
TIIKEE YKAK3. TWO YE U S. OSE YEAR.
M J Englert M Collins Hnrrv West ...
L' II I' Waikins 0 W Klake.ley W F'sianirhtcr
3 J A llolailay J.t linittena .'. Irwin ,-ihVri . . .
4 Ira 8 I'archer U Ft IMhhlce A C Atti n .
5 C Ticheuor ... .....
fit' li Harris
7 Wm Holt
8 U W Frififmn . . .
!) A D llolailay
1(1 ieo A lirahain . .
11 K tl M-krr ...
1.0 W M.-llinger
1.1 I'eau lilanihard
14 M ( Simniiahan
15 .dirtlia J Burr.
1'i 0 K Itrant
17 J K It..
18 II Sitts
1!U It Ih-adlee ...
20 T G Watts
2! .V I) Case
2.' N D IVirrson . . .
2.5 Fr-.l I lni.rcr ..
i4 Srttie li IViersou
25 ti W Banies
Lri olirt-r Ni-l-iii . . . .
L'7 (1 I C'heldciin . .
-H V W lirant
2.) J-din McAdam....
50 t'r- RrijriiS
51 W F Hiatt
52 in Ingles
: Ella M Kr-sr
34 lie i uian Kchiiiitt
35 Oscar VVaisanvn .
3r (i V Makin-ter. . .
37 K A llncher
lis tV I, Ilr.m n
3D A -N C In ik
40 Oliver An'lerson. .
41 N J Uunont
4li V WariHtroni
4-tM R -k
44 M I' Vonng
45 Ib-nry (iUun
4r .John Jolrna
47 K It Tliroop
4- W H Tituxnev ....
4aM Holt
50Jn!i:i Hirkprileld..
51 A M I'arker. . . .
62 A R Mlia
6.S Katie McDonald. .
6t tjll! ilffel
55 J R Dallas
5i N U Olsen
67 J A M.-Intrwh ....
K Hall
. .1 M Akiun
. . II T (irprll. . .
. . Win II Miller . .
. . I bnii-inont. . .
. ,W BColvm ....
. . li L i i aim in . .
. . M K Kimiiuih .
. . W V Fi-ii-hcr. . .
. . J FSIitflev
. . K I! W.-mI'.
. . K Slrhinan
...MA W.ilikk. . .
. . IjjiiUc r..ck . .
. . Tims Morn . . .
J M I. i mlra v . .
. . K J .Mill...".. .
..AD Kii'l.linr.n
. .ill M fi wins' . . . .
..'Wm 1'iingle ..
. E J Siunh ...
. . J M Lurkins . . .
. . W rt iJtocbery ,
,1 Z .-i-m in
Jl I-mIs
.J.SHrinn
,,Mr E A Fndier..
. li A l.ai'v
j W il Ky-er
j'i A .l-i'innon. . . .
. Caleb KiniMineii .
. ti Piist-iil.urjfcr .
.'M Anliker
. Cook Gamble. . . .
. L K Ha i Ivy . .
. John Kjelilierg .
. John Valcz..k .
.iDaniel litra;
. jC C Mover
. J Limlbers;
.! t Mnith
:.lnhn Annnndi . .
. 1 P Spencer
. J K 'l iuioney ....
..Utlo henlleinan. .
ill Hirkenfel.l ....
. A N Early
J H Aiiiriilife. . . ,
. J A McDonald .
'J Sknaa
. .1 K Thomas
.j.M Kanda
. 'M K Morjtnn . .
i'W E ?tevm
'Harrv It fhlf
.ili. i, Merrill. . .
O H Ain-iir.e.
PJ PnpliHiii N.iruian Merrill
Joint districts.
C Richanlaon .
f P.aker
... ,W K Van
. . . ;i W (jrant
. ... ill U Colvin
... W P Marlay ....
. .. . T M Tin ker . . .
... j V LCIrtrk
il C'liriotenmn. . .
l M Franklin .
. . . Fred Wil-on
.. .Albert WikI.. .
...V V Ficl.riuin .
. . . Jare.1 Wtlii
. . .!i W J.irilan
... J W Parker
. ;U Bnr.is
. . jrieo Eriiehard .
. Amlie Elliott .
. . . ,J It Junes
. . Chas Erii knon . .
. iDiii-liiH Muicill . . .
Tetz
. . I'errv Waahhnrii
..ill It llvie
. . . M .M Harvey. . . .
. . .j Wm I, iik
...;F8 MhI.oiii
. . .iNancy liore.
. . . Ji Anet .
. . i Dngaw
. . T Niilauiiier . . .
. . J L Uallien
. . . j(i W Perry
. . E ErickiHin
. . . X DiiKnt
, . . A M lierx
. . . C I. A vies
. .. V A Vo'unf
. . . S G IS' honnover, . .
. . O Anderson
II A Downing . . . .
. . . C E Graham
...(i f-chinidlin
.. A Birkenfeld ....
..JW R D Hurt ....
...Of l.von
. . AM Randolph ..
. . . A II Emerson . ,
. . A Pertrerson
. . . A Anderson
. jl) M McLean
Jiie pii'Own
.1 Max llerir
:A E Harvev
W .VI Faireil
!Jo Dimm
C ti Caplrs
:E,len Mills
M Fiiwler
.;lill Hull
fl. Leifiiard
. R .S lxvelace
.jWin Woods
;0 E Woriderly . . . .
. Aiiione W i-e
I.V II P.mell
.;jllt I'elemoll
. J W Huffman
.'F J lVler-ou . .
- K'ari Overlie
;W J Zillmari . . . .
iMra M L Mi Pherw.u
.'C Kaliin-ky
I Win Hut-nil .
. j' 1. Tai leil
iL A Malcom
'C Snv.h-r
jH C iiore
Chan Lauren . . .
jW M Link...
!Ed i;la. k
F 11 .Nientedl
U W Clark
A Ei ickon
I T WilKou
O ,S Andermin .
(J Smiervin
W R Holmes . .
K H Si-l'iHiimver.
Kilward Davey
Ij B Kmart ....
T C Ti money , . .
E Heinzen
'John Lane ....
K E ;ickerii
Cha Lind(rcn
'en JidiiiHoii . . .
W KesiuiiuH. . . .
P Berp-rcon . . .
P Salmi
A U Foote
...C
. . . S''apwm
. . M. Helena
. . Deer l-biud
llil.l-ull
. . CI it-kmiiu
S.iuvies
Win ren
. Finhhimk
. . . Sciiip'iojo
. . l M r-1 , m till
'luiiihia t iry
Vermmiu
Rhiihi r
. . . Vernonia
. . Clat-kauie
.... K. inner
... Vi i noma
Keafey
.... R inier
. Reiila-n
. . Pltlehiirif
Mit
... Mavirer
Mm
Qoii.cy
. . ClnlxkaiiiH
...... Keaeey
. . .TapfKNisu
. .. Mayaer
. . . . Yankion
Mist
Delena
Ky-er
Deer I-land
. . Clalskanie
Ij'ib'e
lioble
.... A plary
... Hoiilton
. Clatrkanie
. . . Valh v
.. Fihi.ak
. . . . Yankion
. . Clatrkniiie
. . . Vernonia
Ing-lia
. . . Venii'liitt
l'.niiiier
Albi'.n
Miet
. . . Vernonia
Mint
.... Ar.rika
. . . .Hoiilton
K iet
. .Mari-hland
. . Wot port
There are eighteen school districts ii, ' pupil, aj piy t,vir n-.porij,
ion to
this county that teach fonr months or j the school ; but it strikes u that while
ess oi puo.ie schools. They have an at-much is being done for the Indians o
temlancK ol about one hundred and , ,ri,.iii. ,rc.. s.:n i i,ii..
twenty pupils, who are deprived of the
opportunity to acquire a reasonable de
gree of education to fit them for the battle
jof life. At Cheuiawa, near Salem, the
The people of Quiucy school district,
No. 5, will soon begin the experiment
pf a collective district with a graded
School, zoir'ir as hih mt l!i io)ith vrala . -. . '
"... , , 1 Lnited states Uovernment maintains
iiicj win i,ayo a iour-roouieu si-lioo:
house w ith four teachers, and will run at
least one wagon to collect the children
and bring them to school in the morning
and take them home at tiitcht. The mat
ter baa creatled cunrdderabin eivheroent
and aome ill feeling, but we believe a
trial will convince the pnrentsof the ben
efits of such a system, w hich has jtiven
wnsiacnone.sea-nere, giving good school ment. It mav tie that this is the white
facilities at less expense than they could legitimate burden. It may be all
t feviireq otnenviw. nirt to scour the country for Indian
completely equipped Indian training
seiiool, where any ene w ith a trace of
Indian blood is given education, board
and clothing iree of charge, without re
gard to the poverty or aflluence of their
paoents. The course of study is far be
yond that of our common school, aud
muiiic, drawing, etc., are taught to the
more or less dusky wards of the Uovern-
tempted lor the white children of the
men and women who are endeavoring to
hew out homes in the remote sections of
Columbia and other thinly settled coun
ties of Oregon.
Farm for Hale.
The whole N50 acres lying In section
28, 6 norili, ami 2 west, 'the north half
belonging to D. V. C"pp, and the noiith
half to Thomas R. Coup, of Calg.tiy,
Alberta, .Northwest Territory. If you
want a goml, cheap farm, with plenty of
good timber, one mile from a sawmill,
and four miles from the Columbia river,
write direct to us, hh we have no agents.
It is one of the bent farms in the vicinity
ofOoblc. Address I). W. COPP, Ciir
i ies 9rr,,"'eir Canada.
TILL YOU H.1YE A DOZE BAW1
in Oyster Hhell tnat Weighs Kerr a
and On Half fouudi.
AWH ton days ago, while the St. Hel
ns Rending Club was diin'ii-sliig I'mf.
'iiniloh'ii gwulotficiil sketch ol Oregon,
ne iiieinbei' had occadmi to rider to a
isil epo-.il (n,ti'i In llS'iil tlieia-t
rn slope of theSaiita Lucia oiiuuiim,
il Calif.niiU, which seems to bavees
aped the notice of ino-t wriieia on ihe
.eulogy id our country. Tne sire ol
l.e-c I IIs.iim nieniioi ed b that im in
h", cieate-l such utpri-c in o re nil in
niilllig li.r a rpci iiin n, and M . D.I aid,
ihe int'iiilier refened to, thiouuli the
kindiit'tsof Mr. . R. Iheik. l Sun
Lllin Obispo, Cal., ha jilrt phu id be
line us the auler valor ut one ol iho e
ancient aiwturs, peilect in flinie and
,i e-i rvation, which inea me- 1 5' n
u length and weights 7'i omul I
iay, piuliiibly, ininina l ncvciiil inchen
in g'r.anit haln viijhort iivd l bicuk
iif" al one end.
This ' ciniwii la i coinph le in llM'lf,
i nd so free from extraneous mailer,
it ileii I vc the Inline ol pctritit'd 'hi ll,
ttlln r I Im n fti-sdl ; but Fatbei Time has
sMlaihly woiked on it lor many, n.ai y
Il nicandsol Vcais w iiboiit dctlio) liiit il
dciiliiy.
lithe nliriginct' of that d untry nle
I lew diXHii find tiyster- of I li lit ure l"i
hrrakfiKI, ill y pmbably built the Sum ik
Lill ian Muiiuiaiiia for a phij liinc. The
Santa Lncian Mouniaina aie the coat
r.tuge in thai set lion, and are 2 IHi h i t
nigh. The sheili are ("kil l lilting lie
eistern f'H'thilN, a mill l,fi0(eel alotc
en level and lhirty-li miles Iruiu lie
ceau.
IHK6ESTI0N
'I was rmnbl4 wtlk alttni
.'h innilil. Thotltanra lllaok
Urniuht dlil iua luuro s"i"i
la onti waak I hail all UiimI.w
tors iiioIiiIiio I titnk la a
yttar' - M II. HA It A II IB.
hlll .ll'lUl.LI. KIK.tlinll, tinl.
Thftlfoidsllliwk Draught
ipiiukly invigiirnli'S lh ac
tion of tlii' stniiiiu'll anil
cures even chronic case of
inilijj.ntion. If you will
take a small done of Thiol
font's lllacit Ihanijlit ims
sionallv yon will keep your
stniiiaili and liver lu per
fect coutlition.
THEDFORW
BLAG'DRAUGHT
is pi
More ic!itii is cain'xl hy
conitip.il ion than hy liny
other dui-iise. Tlnslfiad'l
Illtit'!tdr.i-i;rM rot only n
lieves roust i Mtiun but cures
di.urliir.i ami I . ii'i i t. r v and
keeps tlix bowels regular.
Ail dnmUi' soil
, s-cni -.tihaes,
ICIassiflcd Advertisements
A DURHAM1 COW FOIt HVLK
Will be Irtish. b ITvln tJth r Ifkh. l"ti-HiiH-
anhts itihca. f. M. Tnorp, hi
Helen, ore. a i-4 P,i
V KM Foft TtI"s7
arte loented n W IHaiweirti Slungh BP
ciimiiitidiilltiii for h Hhi head eniii
dalle host lmnti on plm e, M ft )
8KI.KM''.. euro steamer America, Hi'
Helen", Oiegoil, !f-6-l(
Thedford's lltaek
Prriii'jht It f'-t hi"t ni 'di
cine In ri'i(. il.it." !l I. n.ils
I h.v ev r ti. il," M
A. M. II It A N T, 8ncad
Ferry, N. C.
1.0sTA 3-YKAK Old) HEIFER
ml. wiih while mi hiltket and whit
Me lik, wiiii' whim spols along ,!,.;
lev, clitdrt In Mild nn right hip. Flu
tter will phasit iiullly J, A. Wlksirum H
l. or I lainl.
TAKEN rr-AI'OUT DKCKMIttit
I rt t It. ahull t it 1 f iiIkhiI M nmntlis ni, .
I. lei k, w lib w bile spot around the head
ii io I turn tipped Willi whilH, InqtiliK ,,
s I., Mid. i Im, IVer lolaud, on Kdwin
Men ill place.
Largest Moic and largi-ni l vk can be j
ouiid at Perry iV t , tali. tut' siore nt .
lloulloil. OikhN ili livenil iree. j
HOULTON NEWS NOTES j
Joo Lowe Informs us that his ri.ici
l.eota and Ihoiher Harrviire enpeciedln j
arrive from the Eual before ninny iihhiiis. '
S. A. Perry, J. W r..yle, 1 II XVt" !
land, F. R. Kebey. i i. L. Tailt. ll, Ins
A'. T. Oliver, and J. I! Li.alirey atileiid- ',
-I the graiigi' leviling al Riiiniei Intl.
Salurday. All lepnrl a 'tph i.did l.iiie. j
V. F, Built-', um -iiinil lor ihe West- i
ern Coitperagii Co , visited iho luelr.ip.- j
lir la-it et.iiunlay evvulng.
A numlter of our tiling people attend- j
d I lit- grange bill at Dei r l-!and lM !
.Saturday evening. All repn.t hiviu a i
good liiiie, t-a leci.illy l-'..ink an I tbil.
G. D. GiN"t!,oor hotel limn, had a car
o( drenStxl lumber sinppud vlow ii Irutu
Portland lant week.
Ut o'ge Enieiron bus rt tin lied from a
week's vUil in Senilis.
L. J. Biguell was compelled to lay oil
a day or two ou accouulof tint toollntclie.
Mr. Graham, of Perry A 'ii.iu.iui, V ta
iled Portland unit tiny l.i-. week.
Cohiiubia county'i new rock i riuht i
trnvetl la.il Saiuitlay. Keep vnui hoien
in the burn tor lear ol a runaway,
Chan. Perry was quite Hck the lirt ol
he week, hut l-ag tiu al IiimjjI uf duly
al tuo Westeru Cii-rae Co.
M. B. Pitt'.rsou.Ed Hiiieu.aud I". A.
Ceofter are tloiug the caiiei:iir wora on
pence's lie biack-niilli liop,
L. D and F. E Meeks are making
oiui: greai liiitirovemeulit on ttn-ir ldi.ee
aeat of lown. They aie preparing to
raise chicken.
S. C. Knighton and w ife, of Porilnnd.
vi-iteil with Mr. D Uenshaw lnelii-1 u
he week.
Tretiait i.riiieet. m.d all kind of
printing done at tlti nlliee.
A lartn fttoek of liriti.U t'tittt r.x.o'it ...I
at the Sjl. Helens Pbarinacy.
COiiSTIPATiei
I Owl Saloon i
Lliiitors asiCinirs Rep! lr
TWO COLTS I'OU 8M.E-TIIKEE
year, old nest spring; bailer broke;
s I 'If, ll'iieeaeitii I acen In Heri
Wtal's pii.trire. Applf to John Dolait,
i Wririen Oiegtin,
i TtKKv CP II Y (. P. IIAYKfWA
e l Iwo-Veur old iiiuley heifer, al ,,y
pine near War ten. Owner can bate
ftiumiil hv piotliir propei tv and iaviiii
i ipeni, O. Ir. Hates,
Ki'U I.K. CHEAP TIIRKK II L i
id Inn e. Welirhl nhitnt I ttm .
up i.i e, lurplitn ttf L. Itnillllt tl, i ',
miles went of VYaireu Malum,
: lOT-YKARI.I'vH III II I !:,HitV.
lulled and while; cr.o. an i t.iit , n
lifleiu. I nf. ir mi lirorge '.V . lrr II il
Ion. WANTKIi- TRC.srwoltrHV I l
or ifemh until l.t iniinagii hn-ii.i -- in H i
i oiini v and .nl etluldg ten Ito- i..i l-m.
of hi tin tin till .titndiiig. Vt 'r'--f
c-h iiUtrv- and en pj tl i
Mon.htv Irion lind qiMirler- It.
peine money ioIviii'imI; Htvlttnn 'r.i,a'
tieiii. Vldrr-a Mttnager, Moimii
!l!dk-.,Chl.n,-o, III,
I u'hr (M-tv,: (o.U vt wbiair
CYRUS NOBLE
W'ANTFD- V AITHl t L I'F.HHON T
irsnl l it well ' lahlinhrd ItotiM In
lew eoii'ille., rtlhiitf on retail merrhams
and stents I al tt I ilorv Halart f VO,
o tI wlh t speutra addinonsl. all
liiu'.a. in i.!i im-li werk. Mtmey for
'Viit ndtaninl, I't-silloil eriiia
in-ill. Pn n.m tirrrwlnt anil ru'hlng,
Miidaii llouw, JO) Ktihor Mrt
( li .a.i.lli.
v
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0'I j'v(rniniit whik ir t (lie Owl
KEASEY'S K0NTR1BUT10M
The editor arks for news, but tlii- vi
tunity ial ike Mother Hubbard'scupbjard
scarcely a buiic.
The oulv wail that n hear from the
headwaters of civilitallo i on R k enn'k
all along to Vernonia Ik Hail I t y ! ilny
My kingiloni Inr I nin h.iy. A few
WLIMHAHD'S UEEM
"Tom Eenton" Cigars.
i.t.T i
I lie Mit I reniiura kat -.
New .llliM-rilnia li, 1 he Mmt will riv
i-e i v Farm Life, ail ele-mt high e).a
(arm iiionliilr. I,mb nfnl r titur ttti,
.1- II p rtlllll'll ior the n jnlm rc,tti.etp.
liotl ,tiee of fl If. Veh r II,. I ..i!, ,
Iters ill.' entitled t i l i Ihe . I i,v olf.-r l.i
pi'vitiiT one ve.ir in 4n,n,.-. AOd lb
rents In Ihe C-nnh " I O.K. and n.,.in
Iitl.e ..or 1 1 i t.e Toii-.l.t 'li wJiti
llidf, II,.. ,S, w ,,i k Tu un- tarn., r
( tll'Mg-i Weeklv llllfr O.-ean, lit the
l-.-..ii,i t, i 1 1 ii I.!. I'.'i,. M t ,,,
Oregon D.nlv Jniirii.il six lu.nlli. !.,t j,
Pitorr.ssiox.iL
w iv r . t.'i.i,! u
! IIIJ MU A PAY,
u ir ran v;vs..rr-Livr
j Will j I, ti- it ut I'-mt, hint tut
riii'.
j RAIMKi:, : ; 01'EiOS.
Hie Mist and The Orcgoi.ian, $2
Most All the Boys and Girls
IUty Uiier Shoes I-IECFRED
BECAUSE U l,avc the largct-t
stock of c In It! rtit'.s .shots ami the only special de
partment in the city.
We want Your Childrens Trade
oi;u si.50 si ioios
a e lite bent on earllt I .r llnj iioniey
ALL PM Ir. ALL Kind, of I.KATH Ett
l.dtle Itentit and OirN ilref, 'v I., 53
Youths' anil l..V ,r.. t fti'n,'
li N T I It K H c O N D 1' L O O It r,,a.
KNIGHT SIIOK CO.
- m, urimna fi regal
1 li II W A I. K a V 1 u n . .
SOROS)
"e""" ''. 11.., n lew
tons, lionry with sue, i 1 to be found, tint!
migiii su-titin n le 11 pin 10 ihe tent. A
number of burns a e almost enlirelv
empty, and Iwu munthr's feeding yet to
is uone.
The schoolhouse et Kaev Is at last
after ten vests about rumpleteil. The
inside work has been d ine by O. 1 1. Sitts
anil James Adamn, and the barnlike sp
pea 111 nee removed by a ceiling and v ain
tenting. Near curtains and pictures for
the inneradornrtients and a coat of naint
ior the outside is next in onlur.
The Keattev uostollice h is at ht-t taken
Its flight four and onn-liall llillc-i up tin)
creek, ami been establiahetl al th oil!s
ranch. Mr. (j 11. Huts. 1'. M. Rural
d.-liie y u ill he in order along iho route
from Vei non la.
THE NEW YORK STORE
Ccncnd Merchandise, Clothing,
Dry Coeds, Groceries, Fruits,
Provisions, Furniture, Stoves, Etc
-.Lowest - Prices.;-
U. MORGUS.
BuiWiug, llain (Stivct, JSt. Helen, Oregon.
Cooper
AT THE OLD STAND
James Spence
lias returned to floulion, and Is doing
b-sincss at the old black-tniili shop un
til his new building shall be completed.
In addition to a general blai ksmithing,
he earritts the agencies for a full line of
agricultural implements aud niachiuerr.
Houlton, Oregon.
notice to cuononsr i CITATION
VOTP KIH IIC.E.V ,;,v. t "'"",-'"'"'"l-
e ehh Vaet'ol ', ?L,ZuJ.r..'.,J ...V. - e. flank B. O,,..
Hedge. & Galloway, Oregon City, i ,M!ZZ' f'"-'" ".'o.""'" " '
riirni.h blue prims o( any tonnip i r ner-oy tl.n,iM 10 i.n,.,.'i" 'h" ' ltY " OK Til K Hiinokami r fnimrv
Ji j 1 x 2 . 1,7,. ,n ...7, " . V.Tr "' " iwr .ni.!..a ii.:.Z'T'V" .i Court rnora In
I"1 tun tier. , ,. ;., " , , ' "' '-'lly nl Ml. lUl.n,,
,. . , I'll BUD'
SUMMONS.
l:i the Circuit Oonrtof Ui htte al Orugon,
('r t. Iinubiii County.
1 A, l'rkniim, i'uiuutr,
ua Ymnvin IMikhurat, Dofc'iidHTit,
Tol'is Kf.d(;tn i'arkhunt, tho foy nametl
UulVluJAIIt.
I S TIIK NAME OK THK ftTATK OK ORK
Ytu ii hcietiy tioilflil Mii'l r'iiir to
jou uiuvy cnli'trtl iiiiioti or ochnu Man h
ibiti, l.t ufiicli will l; uhi.t Ino e x i rial i on of
tiX WtTilit ttlt.ii ttl5 lUlto Ol tliu llrnl jjf.ll(j4tfor(
of tin vtimtii'Mti, mii'I ii you fiui in ,iwjsir mii I
Mnitvt.T bv tti hiiH I tfi, I'Mi, ihtj iil.tlniiff
Ui:),.....lv..hun..h.l f, .1. ...l.i I .... ,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
I'etMrtmsiltnf Ilia luisrlor
h.ml Olltes l Orei.i, l.iy,'(irn,n
V"T' K IB II MIKITY mviVmr.i:
mtruitw w I'm, rwi, in. pl.ilniiR 11 Mowing nuuie.i .itir , ' 1,
will apply I... h.w..it h,r the r.n.l .,,4 lu hu hueiiii.,,, ,., ,ki n,..T ,,,?, i',';'' ,,M'llre 1,1
... .,,.., ... "... ro, iii-i re. iii..ivii.K n elaini, ami Ihitt r.lil nriu,l ail i ""ei""' '"
lie nmrrHxe relnlloii now oi.Uik IjHiweea Mitre the I m,t i ..V.?",'.' wl" ," Ii.
yon .nd the plnlntlir, ami lr ucn oilier anil ; Ml. Helena. On'.... t.'.i.l.. ... J.'1. '''liny
luiMicr ui Ml. ii iciii m
iy, ivui
r ( 11 IIKNhf-.KRON Utunly Clark,
L ( y , A. 11.1 HUM, listi.it.
CASTOR I A
For Infant and Children.
Tbs Kind You Wm Always Bought
yj , ouy oi iaiiuai) . urn. tu ki.1,1 ,ai,.l, ii. i "'"""U"!!
Bears tie VJ . 'li.eUr.t,ui.lluiUnt.(rhi..:irr11a..rnwlll bs ' t.r.iu, uiio A Mills' .iiia,i .'""
, S S j(r-r6''?ir, I on January rt.b.USrt. and tlis l ut ouaMin-n lluuiitv, lir.,u,m' ,.'r i L, 1,1 '" 'Wnmliln
&PTA(a&41&4& liil.,an. HtJHMir o. MoKKnw Whirmloi, PZnxs "ln""n "'
I lor ruin.UI, ' Al.c.ks 'H" Vfow..
a.i in. i, , t . ,7 ' seba. hsrsntiut
Jkiiumi y, iliii """'"" ' J) e
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Nonce ron pubication.
tirtu.ti nl ihs Im.rtor,
i.u.i i. uie. i umi.u i;li, ur.sim.
liUhil.n , . "'"'Z' ""'f'Has lll.il Itiillenof
in. r.., ' V.' ' " tnan. ;
ii.il I..r suen oilier ami ; Ml. Il.len,, OrA,i, on'r. Li.""-". J-'-'"-. !" "'" i"l rhiT .., "Ur..',i"'
rtll at .iltlliy rrmv tm illni. ', VII.: !"' Ilia I'linnii im... k
inr.. ii. r.. no. I'li.v.. I, u . i. ii-intis. ii,.;,.."; .-;v.:V"rr'l'i2t'','
llii..timmon l Diiliilli.. hv order rl ih. n. , i a..i " Uiin It, to S .7 .T'.'."?. "ln iwi,vti:
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i v ,.:. : ;j.: ,",". r; i "v: . ""i l 1 vr . u oi ,
iluy in January. i of knl.l ,oi. i. in 1...1...J '. .". "n" t'liHlvallon
He ,..m.. tTT.". .v.. '" H 01 Wli.r.
ri-iiil,,,.. 7.- . . w '"a timnilffl Li, .rove his
li'l a, M v I'lVallon " t
osiiri' Hifi't). 1 in rti'lilit-lil, t Vsnkiuu, Or
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