The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913, March 25, 1904, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextIt Pays to Pay Cash ! A We wilt make a Kpccial inducement for Cash Huyers, Iwcnusc wholesalers make spmal in ducements to us for cash, We will flake Money IJv this offer, and so will our customers. A different article of Gel: h ! '- 'l, rvr O to I'orlliuid on Thursday lust i Mrs. Ivlviru lltitlrr, of Portland, 1 tlie gm-ht of Hit sister, Mr.i, Dolman. l'runic Olcsoii, of Deep Kiver, Wash., M'iit .Suliiriliiy ami Humluy In St. Helens. Miss Ki.jr Moyrr, of Scappoose, was visiting in St. Helen during the punt wick. Let cverylwdy roister. It will nave trouble for tlie olftVers and for yourself if you register t tlie first opportunity. GooiU delivered without charge, willingly unci cheerfully.' Order freely. M. C. GttAYSt. Helens Or. The Warren Hand gave a well-attended concert and dunce at the opera house hist Saturday night, Trtsjuin notices and all kinds of print ing dime ut this ofliee. No week passes by without new sub-ncrilwi-i living added to the Mint's mail lists. Watch tut grow whin the pleasant days of summer come. Mr. than. U. Tallx'tt, of Osgood, In diana, in a sojourner at the county neat, lie in looking up a location for business uml prok-ssiomtl purpose. Mttgnoliji, Cunudiun Club, Old Govern ment Whisk im and Gordon' Dry Gin at the Owl Saloon. Old Crow" Whiskey bottled in bond. Alo Old Quaker-made Rye Whiskey. This is the closed season, and of course there u no salmon on the inurket. but "turkey" term to lie quite plentiful, and i highly appreciated by the boarder t the hotel and restaurant. Canilntiia i igar two for quarter at Urinu liros. Owl Saloon. Canned and fresh vegetable. II. O. OLIVER. Probate Court was in session Monday last. George Decker was appointed ad- n .11 umustrator of the estate ot Ullie ji. ) Decker, dccc.ied, an 1 Win. Resimius, I I A K 111 IV J 1 v tt'itliority to sell fallen tim'uer belonging 4 m - ... - , LOCAL AND GENERAL, i ""y "P big vote Columbia County can poll in Air, Uiuh, Mucklc made a busmen trip presidential year. Our complete line of men', boy ami ttcrut Merchandise on special sale r neh day of the week for cash. Ask ahout Til ib win-n vol) j;uy. We have floods galore curoute, and will offer you bargains that will save you money, Wc arc agents for the cele brated Men's Roy al Chinook Dress Shoes. Also n full line of Women's and Children's Shoes. The Old Reliable Firm BAULKY & BRINN HOULTON. OUEGON. Babbitt Metal For Sale 9c Per Pound for 000 Lbs. AT THE MIST OFFICE. ladies' sweater are attractive, and price right, at Oliver' KEPUWJCAN COUNTY CONVENTION. Notice is hereby given tluit a conven tion i.f th keoubiican party lor the REPUBLICAN TO. COMMITTEE. VERHOKIA NOTES Coontj loiirmtloii Will Be Held at . CluUunlc, April tWi, 1901. Master Floyd Throope U teen quit 111 fur the Ui few day. o,lc:e more the trth m covered with Tlie Republican County Central Com- ' ., ,,, .,,. ,,!,, ration Tuesday County of Colnmiiin, State of Oregon, is mtu-e. met in the City of Rainier, March j-j, A few .unny day. ...1 we will all for- fZZ'Zy April it, TttA, at at 3 'cl-kJ- .M' a:l 1 w" called The wind ,torm Saturday evening filUi get the Inntf and dreary winter. j , , . ,., (or the purpose of notntutin( , t orucr y o. is. jonnnon, tiwirraon. fM o timber M thflt tha iUper. ioii.k nii w . ... . ,,tfl;me lot turn n' .tore 1 beadqtinrter. candidate, for the yariou. county oil.ee. i i V hI.i.o,. Ore- vo,etl '"r at tl,e rt'Kula5 Sute ek'C' duindiw, Hoiiltou. Ore- , . , 8t)lU o( 0 01I Bailey & Hrinn for Keneral men: gon. lioort giHWi tpeciaiiy. v . Monday, the tttll flay oi June. v. quantity and price guaranteed. One Representative in the State Igi- Up to date mr, voter have registered, uunre, One C, Get a move on, fellow citizen. Dr. II. R. Cliff attended the meeting of the State Health Hoard in Portland last Wediientlay. Mr. N. A. Terry, oi Houlton, who ha been sick Willi Hie K"l'l ,or tw0 wu:k pant, we are pleased to note i improving. A new line of boy' "it from .75 up. Pf.KKy ec OKAllAM. W. H. Powell, deputy dislrictattorney, One County Judge. One County ClerK. One County Sheriff. One County Treasurer. One County Commii.ioner. One County School Superintendent. One County Coroner. There will be chosen nt said Conven tion seven delegate to the State Conven tion, and seven delegate to tne Oi strict Congressional Convention; also Chiirm in and Secretary of the County Central Com mittee and Precinct Cooimittemcn tor encll precinct. The vanous pmcina in 1 days. by the following persons: Clatskanie-J. B. Hall by T. J. Phlip- j Ero. Heveling failed to reach the Bea- , ver appotntmeiH punuay, uu '" v ' fallen tiraber. i .-l Tf. t. A Mna.arl Vila llAIIBtf W.UaS. III ua Utu.su w.o ...J". back toward the hill from where it form- went to ClaUkauie ye.ter.lay morning to tll(. bounty shall 1 entitled to reprcsen n.n tirr.iiuinarv eaminaUon of a tation in said Convention a follows: person cuarged witn tureatening to Kill. Tile OrienUl Hotel will change hand on tne lir.t day of April, Mr. Mrinn re- U Iind3 anil Grades R ? m 111 EERY PESPECT J..'s; cR 'o fc'ec! Crofli to hit ward. Rcinttiiler we are grmiui jii'I tin v.ire, a tiring and Mr. A. X. Law assuming charge. Miss OcGraff took the Iralda for Port- laiia ,-kitaniay, nav.ng resigned her pnn-, ciuuip 01 tue :uooi ncre. Tne iward , ha niieu tne vacancy by the euipioy-, mvnt ol a iiir. iiicuman, receuUy iroJl , iserasaa. A lare stx-k of novel just received at the &t. icea Piiariuacy. Tne Van Schuyvcr cottage is ling thoroughly rcpairca wr oa;ujiaiK-y. tue f root ii uccu iiuig,c.t an J uie miiJe i ! ixiiig ncaiiy C4i.ii.ii: i 1 painted. It , one ol tue oel location, in we cuy and win not su iaie long. , Cail and see our ouiiugs and calicoes. Ii. u. OiwiVi-.!.. Auburn Apiary ' Beaver Falls Z Clutskanie 5 f)eer Island Goble . MarAUnd. ...... Netia em Oak Point Rainier Stappoose Union Warren..... pin, Prox. Deer Island C. H. English by E. F. Connell, Prox. Goble H. M. Fowler. Oak Point 3. W. Birne. Rainier 0. B. Johnson. Scappoose W. O. Pomeroy. t'nion E. K. Quick. Warren H. H. Clark by N. P. Baker, Prox. I The following precincts were not rep-1 erly stood. We wonder if Charley don't want a cook. Chas. Armstrong has purchased forty acres of the Bent Lewis place from Ar thur Johnson, and soon expect to move his family thereon. Butter King Iow is all right. At pres- John Baker has moved from this place to his farm below town. John is going to Chas. Malinsten has purchased the John Baker property in this city, and expect to reside thereon during the future. TotiL 47 By order of the Republican County Central Committee. G. B. JOHNSON. Chairmin. KV -J ices Tin: big U MUvi Vrllc for Catalogue u.s.-!,KKr iX-'A'ILMrV G). Cur. 2nd Taylor St., Portland. STORE DOWN S i T By The Big Sawmill!- v h k New VomU Kviry dtv in tlie 'Vk j THE MUCKLE STORE H A3 A REPU A- tioii of Long Sliti.dins lur Only the Hot lu G ENKlt A L M IJRCI I ADISI 3-5 Dart & Muckle, Oregon. lies ltiuartcrs for t ne tupply just j Oil. V- 'l-1 ! A si): Tliront), of V'ernni.i, who .-iiou! at u e t it oi her cousin, ...r. A'tu. oi i..c wwara Mi-l;iii(ir, ..ur.n the pl .t eek, left on S.lur ay last, to begin a term a te setter iif t ii- Hudson district sciuxd. l..i-gi-.t tore in I largest stock cm be lu. n ; hi lirry A Cr iliam store at Ho i tou. iJood de ivcre 1 Iree. I-resh lish in seisn every Friday, an I sjircial Sunday dinner at the Oriental Hotel. j Mr mi l Mrs. Win. Mile, Mr. ani Mr. 1 Ikiwning. and Mr. and Mrs. Wharton ! spent Sunday at the Mile home. I Mr. Buuigardi-iicr, of Clutskanie, was a j county sent visitor on Tuesday last. He I si.ys it is so cold and wet in that section ! th.tt people can not get up heat enough ! to talk politics. j Clean up your back yards, and your ; inmt yards, your cess pools, and alley ! wu. The town is in a filthy condition, ! and disea-e l.rtedmg deposits are alto gether tw numerous. An epidemic of typhoid fever woutd I the natural out- i me of such a state of affairs. Call and we the new line of men and toys' mi it direct from the manufacturers. ' PERKY & GRAHAM, Pioneer Store. Weinhard beer on Up at the Owl saloon. Mike Vincent has told his farm of sev enteen acres, near Germany Hill, to Gus. Ik-gele. lor the sum of $701). The prop erty was advertised in the MIST but a short lime before the sale was secured. The liemocnilic County Convention meet April lftth, one week after the Re publican Convention. It is expected that a creditable ticket will lie placed in tlx.' field and an earnest fight made on strict party lines. A CARD. To the Voter of Columbia County: In contradiction of a report which seem to have g lined considerable cir culation', I wish to emphatically state The total credit on taxe up to date is tnat i am not, have never been, nor will U,.(ia.iUi reoate l,oJi.i!J, leaving j be an aspirant cr candidate for any net creituonuie tax roil ol :', a.jJ, political office in Columbia County. My u.ki ail uncooecu-a oaiauce oi aooat ui- connctirn with the poliricsof thiscounty tceil uiouwna uouars, wuuii I a very ua evcr been, and whatever connection ii at lai time oi We year. j mity have hereafter will simply oe, in resented: Auoura, Beaver ran jent he is Iooking after the comfort of hit Marshland. mo$ii wj,o is very sick with Bright' A motion wa. made and carried that Aiviie the RepulJlican primines oe neia in eacu precinct on the 2nd day of April, 1 !'; u.a - ; it r,li3ig rutabagas for a living. u-nt to each committees! in an 1 tint he ; "J insert the hour and designate the place most aitible for his precinct where said nriinnries be held, an 1 tint sai l notices ; be pote 1 in 3 or more pu jlu p!a:ei in ! In last week s issus oi tne iiibr wx no- aid precin.-ts at least 7 day before tae tied the statcmjnt t i n vernonia . primaries are held. j miles fro ji Forest Grove and 25 mile It was moved ani carried that the ! from St. Helens. Both statements are in- County Convent! n be hell on the S)th . correct. Forest Grove is only ,S.J mues m day of April, 19.) I, atClatskanie, Oregon, ! the winter, and in the summer it is much at the hour of U o'clock A. M. j shorter, as there are only eleven miles of It was moved an 1 carried that we ap-hill, and the rest of the way is over level portion the namer ot de.eitet irom : road, while to t. neen . w " each precinct in t.ie county on the basts ; bert m tne summer time of one delegate for ei-ii HI votes cast for ter twice that dUt.i Supreme Judge, one for a fraction over one-half of ) votes at large. The following 1-ein.j tae num'ier of votes cast in eaca prejin.'t an 1 tue num ber of delegates to ea:ii p.-e:in:t: tions whatever. Very respectfully G. B. JOHNSON, Chairman Republican Co. Cen. Com Ut.HMl h.illAl .... r...,wai iroiu the the interests of the Republican party and ... ' ..... create in me Republican principles, and not for any ,,,i m'lii iil asnirations or expecta- jir.j. it seems u ne " .. i" . - to ju t.m vacancy oy s,iec.a. e.vction. til our rtincrican system oi govi.Tii.ueui no o.uce njouia ue per iiiiiiea w stay va.ant longer man i ncc- t-3ar. , ' Tuc .vinl storai .iatarlay night did coiisuieraiiie uajoigo in wis iic.gaoor iwr.o.Ki, oios-ing tae t ime ol tue urtgm .S0O IS.U.. l.iili.tiug "J" W Uie amoaiitol aooat t,ojJ. a tree on tue La.uoiit place was o.own over, me top usi groiing uie Uoae in its fail. Tue road supervisors throughout the county are Uaviug a busy time pjt no, as a result ot tue recent ttorm, Hundreds ot tree having been biou across the county roads, fliey are going at their work energetically, ani soon the ways ol travel will be clear. t ST. HELENS PHA1WIACY Patronize a drug store when you want pure, fresh and reliable Drugs and Patent Medicines Perfumery, Toilet Articles, Etc. HEADQUARTERS FOR SCHOOL BOOKS A Fine Line of Writing Supplies. Plain and Decorated Crepe Paper, lite. Direct from Publisher -Regular 25-ccnt Novels Onlj 10 Cents fVV1fVVWVWVV1rV1''l',M',","'J More Musincss and Less Talk At M. C. Gray's General Store. Work ut the rock quarry has tieen par tially suspended, owing to a disagree ment between Mr. McKie and the fort land contractors. It appears that jicKie got out about lW.OUO Belgian blocks and went to l'ortlaud last baturday for the purp jsc of receiving his pay for the same. The contractors rcfased to pay according to McKic' understanding, and the latu-r sold the blocks on hand U the City & Suburban Railway Co. Several men are going ahead with the work, as it i now thought there will be a sale for all the blocks that can lie made. A new line of men' suit from 7 up. PERRY & GRAHAM. Messr. Smith ft Hqward, the Portland contractors, arrived in St. He.ens yester day for the purpose of beginning tne work of opening the Sisters' quarry, north of town, t lie ijuarry is covercu mi." ", sands of yarns ot loose stone, an i this will be loaded on targcs and t.ken to Portland, where it will be used in street work and in tue manuiacture of concrete for the foundations ot buildings. They will put in a trestie and chute from the quarry to the river, and drive some dol phins for the mooring oi tne oarges i uc miarrv will employ, when in working or- CLATSKANIE C0RRESP0N3EM3E . The ground was white wit'.t snow I ere Monday morning last. Something out of the ordinary for this time of the year On Saturday the wind blew a huricane but did no damage in these parts so far as heard from. Charlie Lindgren was over from Mist far a load of goods Saturday. The politicians are warming up some what in these parts. Someone will surely get left when the County Convention meets to nominate candidates for county ; oihees, unless the Legislature should hap- anl in the win ce on account of hill most all the way, and at present Charles Melliner srivs "A fellow would stop and study quite a while before venturing into Auourn 35 votes; 3 deieites. Apiary 10 votes; 1 de.sg ite. Beaver Falls J7 votes; 2 delegates. Clatskinie 135 vjtis; ti delegates. Deer Islmi Si votes; 2 dc'egites. Go.de id votes; 4 deicttes. Marshland .'t votes: i delegates. Neaalem i votes; 3 delegates. Oak Point vot;; 5 de.e ites. Rainier 101 vote; 5 delegates. Scappoose 73 votes', 4 deiegite3. Union 172 votes; 8 delegates. Warren 35 votes; 2 delegates. Total number of delegates, 47. i nmi. r,f i he mud holes out near Yankton St. Helens never can get the trade that ' troes to Forest Grove for the simple rea- 6 .... i...l U trt nA son mat iuemeiciiani.suvw the tra-!e they have got, and they have the good roads to heip them out. FOR SALE. Bv mare. 7 vears old safe for lady ta drive'; weight 1100 pounds. Very promising i'-year oia con. Spring wagon with shafts and pole. Young Jersey cow soon fresh. 1 wood rack, 1 hay rake. 3 n .w horse collars. 1 old double harness. 1 man's saddle. 1 lady's saddle. 3 C. W. ADAMS, Warren. FKOM BECBEX. .Serlos Lest of Tl nber on the McBride and Uauohne fraels. pen to meet and create more offices before the June election. Enough to go around you know. Mr. Will Miller, of the lower Nehalem, came over the mount lins Monday to see his little son Vernsy, who has had a very severe attack of uieasici. He is now con valescent. We noticed two gentlemen plowing up a garden patch Sunday morning in this city, and the snow flakes were falling thick and fast. We presume that the two gentlemen's wives are going to raise snowballs this year. j We observe the smiling countenance of Mr. Norman Pickering upon the streets Sunday. Mr. .Picker.ng had a severe Peter Xorberg, of Cameron, Wisconsin, is vi sitin ' uis ol J friea is, Mr- i -lri- Ale i. Ttcid. Mrs. Annie Lindsay visited Rainier on Wednesday. Dr. Sims, of Kalatna, was in town Thursday. H. D. Wintermantle, of Portland, who has been hauling p-leing for Mr. Sullvan at Maverill this winter, returned with his team to Portlan i Friday. Mrs. Anna Lindsay visited frienls in Rainier Thursday. Henry Warren visited Kaiama Satur day. The Columbia Timber Co. shipped a raft of long pileing to Portland Friday They wi son street bridge. j Eugene Blakesley, of St. Helens, was . in town Sunday evening. Miss Ray Bingham visited her sister at j Scappoose Saturday HOUSE Gf CUARCIAN'S SALE V'OTICK IS HKUEHV UIVKK THAT BY VIR A le ( ,1U jr.kr .,i iff .mill) Couri ol .ut ..f 0.ft". ir the CVuuty ot colnmhjs. ljj.1 in lhc ,.,H. r oi lu , u.irUiiiii-hl-Ol to ,.,; til c.i-rks Ui"if eks. a miltot. ? ! " ... Mil t privm.e hs. i hi ufflce lu Si. hel-!i.l'l-l ,.r.HfW- "Jo'iH"io- i ia IU- ll .III. "I --I.IJ ' .. "tfe ' Mull, 'O- ,.l; All uu .tfiit. oe null t.-l ' '" ,1 j,ro brvi.iui.rr uexTilrti. beluuin( .i-u'.j i.i no'r, . lories lliiir;ck-, i";"' D..erl,.tini. Soitu --a-l i''nero' e.'! n l. ai.u to Norm li.nl of Hi. .nti-ei tru-rel r,In.-eeretut m tins B..uil-w comer of Vm -quartur i' the south !"- t ,ie.i,ui tn will. - ie aseriitiau. jnie i, , QfiCK.GasUa. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT E uienf CiinrlesTitiu, decesseit. N 1TICB W HEKi'.Bi OIVRJ. UtUiKIHt.t .U,UiliiMtnt', rt,,ui utteJ Itlm. Urtle" . "'' :,; , ,.. ,. 'in oi in -I Ore. Iti 11 be used iu building the Morn- lm , hoa, i i v. vt- ih "'";;o0'i' ' 'Silid ana a." nawl-hed March tn. WM. Diliard Si I 'ay, uj uKUttUlS 1 KIM, aUiniiiiMMIor. Dr. Edwin Koss, i 't ! 'f I H M. C. GRAY Dealer in GENERAL MERCHANDISE f.MNIi .M) OIIA im-YtXK M'M'UIM, H'Db"'. hit. I desire to ay that I would like to do business ,;,i, ...,e rst.rUn.i in Coluinbia County. My policy tv ii.4t v v v. i jr - is to handle honest good at honest prices, d it affords me much pleasure when irons are getO'ig their money's ST. HELENS, I feel that my pa worth. OREGON jt. ji. A JVA.OiA. Secretary of State Dnn'iar hts received from the St ite 1'riiiter the first copies of i the pamphlets containing the full text of the d'rect prim try law, which will be .voted Kn by the people on June ti. ' Ninety th i isiiid copies of eich pamplet i will I printed. The printer has already ! tunic I out 3.1.0-W copies of the local op ! tion law, ani d).i) copies of the direct primary law. The former till . pages and the latter 52 pages. These pamph lruhive liceu received, by the County Lkrk and wilt bethorougltly distributed among the voters of this County. The following item will be comforting rt-ml in j to tho of this region who think nr i.nttin more than our share of ,.i.u-ss: The rainfall at Oreyton, Nic' aragua, averages 2tW inches a year-the wettest pi ice known. i..... .ii1i. of Seaside, has received from Oscar Anderson, of Portland, strawberrv tree and Hen has planted it on his farm on Court street. Hen says the tree grows very prolific in Ireland, and m..times restche a iwiglU of tect and "v . . .. ...LI, yon have to pu-k t-' .. t,l.ler. Kee says the tree came from China as lint is the only kind of strawlietry trees they have there. Mr. Smith expects to supply the SetsUe caiuiiers with strawberries this summer. Astoria exchange. Messrs. J. II. Godfrey and Joseph Hay bum have received word of the death of ViUiuiu A. Bailey, grandson of Titus Taylor, which occureu at uouuium the sixth tly 0 he l)a-u'nt molUh' of valvular heart trouble. His remains were cremiited, nd the urn containing lus ashes will be expressed to St. Helens for burial by the side of, hi tiiotlier's grave in the cemetery ou Germany Hill, spell of measles. this vicjjtv. Mr. Black, the road super- e learn that Mr. Dan Rice had a se- vJ iuforoied the writer S.in lay evening vere cold which came near developing ,h . th re Kg, eca 15) an 1 2 )J trees into pneumonia. Dan is now convales- crJSS the county rjiis in this district, cent, and will be able to work again in J He ,us a liT,e jr .e ot nwa at .vorfc. cer a few days. I oat titi t?.'es, aai c t.x'its t ) h ive . It is s.iid that at a mcetinj of the Clati- , t.ie rot is cle tr in tea days. 0:t the M kanie Grange to be held next Saturday i Bri le an I t'as Dm tUae tra:tt of Ian I it i a very important paper will 1 read on iesti.nate.l tint tie iou of tt:n'ter wi.l be the auestion ol Co-operation. betarecn ilO.OJJ aa i Jli'.O).). Tae Co- 1 r- !..,,- t!.t nurliasrhall club intends lumbia Tiin'wr to incorporate, and will fit up good, suit- j about 1,2)) 1 ne wind storm miuhu, v,iu,6 ... i c nB lot of damige to timber in f'nSl CICUI Cilia oiu gwiv did quite Dr. U. R. Cliff, Physician and Surgeon. ST. HELENS, OREGON. der, a force ol from tinny to tniriy-uve ame grounus near me m, block makers. can practice and play. Clatsitanie s team Barkkd Tlymouth Rock Eggs I-'or is hard to beat. Salh. The purest blood At fifty cents ; Arthur Hunter, who has been on the Kr setting of fifteen oggs. ' sick li.t the past several days, is some- ' . ..m. . . , I ill 1. K.n.t,. tr. crt tn MKS. U. W. 1T.KM, lliiuiwu. wuat oeiier, aim win us ---vv o- Bunlettc. an employe of the worn again rer, William Nehalem Logging Company, was sii.cu Wednesday alternoon while at work on the logging railroad about four miles from Columbia City. He was tending brake without calks in his shoes, and slipped and fell under the car. He shouted to Cooixmy's los will be ; Araaa i h-re fe v fea--es were bb.vn dj va, ani a pirtof t:u roof of the bara on the Foster place was torn j off. DZE3 I5LAN3 NOTES M. W. Brown had the misfortune to( lose both his work horses a few weeks; XJKJ T kMlld EXPERIENCE i n L-vr" i it i rryt Clark, visite i with j Mr rivir'.M M. Graham of Marshland . aS0- t,u ,i.-.;ncr business! Mr. an 1 Mrs. Palen ZmwlZ ' j M - Helton on Saturday and It is siii that two Mormon treachers Sua la'- . Were in this city this week looking .or a j Elmer Olsen was a Kalatna w,Ur S.m ha lto preach in. but coul 1 not find a '; day. . !.... t,. it .Q itiiTviihle to do so i i...;, ... 1.,-ik. Bnm To the wife of Art. I):xon, on stop UKi . wi, . . r TOO! lO Wi vi.-'. j " in time to save his life. When taken Mn r Kot)erlitein U in Portland February 18th, a da loiter. Died-Infant from the track he was dead. Superin-1 . Hrciiasill. new furniture for daughter of Mr. ani M-s. Art. Dixon, on teudent Chipiuan immediately sent a tuessenirer to this plaee to notify the this week purchasing new their new buil linj on Bridge itreet. News is as scarce as chickens' teeth in Watkins took these parts this week, yet we hear of war the matter and went to the coroner of the accident; but as the coro ner wus absent Justice charce of scene of the accident. Bnrdette was a young man in the twenties, industrious, and highly esteemed by his workmates. He is supposed to have relatives at Terry, Oregon, and the news of his death was telegraphed to that place. II AZEMYOOD METHODS. and rumors of war amonz the boys in town. A warrant was sworu out for the arrest of a man out on the Columbia Kiv evening of February 18th O. A. Palmer has laid off one crew of his men for a'wat a uoath, on a.-co-int of continued stormy weather. The win 1 storm Saturday evening dil quite a bit of dami;?e in the way of blow er for threatening to kill and rob. At ling down timber ana irait trees at ims this writing no arrests have oeen mane, i place Perhaps something may materialize be fore next week. MARRIED IX POKTLAJD. PoRTuvn, Oh., March 1Q, 1904 Mr M. C. Grav. St. Helens, Or. Dear Sir: In response to yours of the 17th we ship you to-day one box of IJa-'-elwood butter. We regret to learn that last ship ment did not prove altogethei wtisfae tory. In returning a P irt of this ship tucut you did perfectly right, and we trust should it ever happen again that the butter is not in every sense of the word first-class that you will return with out attempting to dispose of it if the quality is not first-class. Trusting you may have no further pause for complaint, We are Yours Truly, HA.KI.W00D CREAM CO, A vcrv prettv we lding occured at the , home of the bride's parents. 0Ai Fourth j .street, Port'.aui, on March I'utu at it a. ' m., when Gertrude J. Haines and Albert I). Larsen were united in marriage by ! Rev. Soaper. The bride's sister.Miss Lela Haines, acted as bridesmaid, with Max A. Kaiser as best man. 0!'ly the rela tives of the bride were present. Many beautiful presents were receive t. Mr. and Mrs. Onn Abel were Portland visitors Stturliy and Sunday. C, H. English was a Houlton visitor Tuesday. Laura Merrill, oldest daughter of A. A. Merrill, formerly p re-d lent of Deer Island, has been confined to her bed for ten weeks with typhoid fever an i other complications. Her many friends are very anxious for iter speedy recovery. I'll 10 BOYS Klllt.XP. r ... Tbaoe Mbk 'fl.. . Designs H Copyrights Ae. Anrrrne mi,1!i! a nketob sna Ooucrlptlnn mr mucKIT Mwrtiiin curopimou frws wheilicr so T,f net Vk..,u,le..tl.-.L Haudbwkon l-ateBt. will, froa. til.lMt anenrr ,,"n',.',atJSi,1- IMicnis taken throuch Muiia to. oetT tptciai fuiticf, without clisrae, tatbe Scientific jFfmerican A hnnrtsPlr Hliwtrstut wrtlT. t """t,'T vm k no.3siB.-c-e,, new York (33 P33TLAND DAILY steamer Iralda C. I. Hooghkirk, Masttr. RAILROAD TIME. I.sv Rutnier itsilr le xept 8uniT)for Pt uuA, l l'i . M.. ilrinrlin fmin t. Heleiis t ,'clii.-k. CeiumiuK, Imvei I'urtlaud at 2;8U V arriving at sr. Ueleiii at 4 40. Passcagsrs ani Fast FrciiM. t-A"Tf vm, VNDIN'G, TAYLOR ST. t Lib am:r JOSEPH KELLOGG John Dellar, corner First and Yamhill, makes a practice selling boys' clothes ti... ,ut;, wrrr Oregon Crane. ! ind shoes at the actnul cost prices. Boys iv and daffodils. The bride carried a suits, age 3 to ill, $.75 to f I; just exactly boquct of bride's roses and wore a very ; the same grade you puy l or $2 more for becoming costume of sUel gray. The ' elsewhere, besides we give a bat and ball married couple took the train for Reuben, ! Irec with every suit. Prices ou shoes, thiscounty, wher? they will make their $1.25 and $1.50. You save from OX- to $1 futnr hotu. . ! in comparison with, other stores' prices, Leaves I'orllainl mi Tiliiliu Thurndav nd Sat urday ut 7 a. m. for St. Hilem, Kaiama, Carroll'i Part, Rainiti and Kelso, Arrlvlnml Puritumi Mundav, nta iitibiltiy and Friday ut t p. m. Steiisr KORTHWEST I.i lives Portland Monday, Wednesday ami Friday nigtita ut at 10 p. m., for the mt- points mentioned aliove mid To ledo, ti'ii.'liini; the bitter pluee at 10 ii. 111. 011 the loilowinir lav. Keturninff, the bi'nt lenves To!iio at noon, and t ' ! Rock nt J:3t)in the afternoon, i ue-ilh iMi, Tlnirnbivs nuil Sundays, nviuir i'lirtliind eailv in th morr.injt. Wn' loot u bulurou tt. U. lioLUAK, Ajvm, jKikJty 4kOi A, sfik olV .S tfti A ft"