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About The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913 | View Entire Issue (April 8, 1904)
'A. . It Pays to Pay Cash ! JXS) ff we will imikc a f.f-t4 Mnyers, becruiKc wholesalers make special in l duccmenls to us fur cash. We will flake Money By this offer, and so will our customers. A different article of General Merchandise Oil Knt-cinl K!i1p each day of the .y.'t J T?S - thi whkn voir iftLJys crutel and will offer you bargains that will . ""j save you money. We are agents for the cele brated Men's Royal Chinook Dress Shoes. Also n full line of Women's aud Children's Shoes. The Old Beliablo Firm BAILEY & BRIMir HOUXTON. OREGON. j Oriental 0 1 ' UNDER NEW f We Invite the rwlroitagc of the General ti Public and Guarantee Chuulines aud 0 Gootl Home Cooking, MRS. Babbitt Metal For Sale 9c Per Pound for 500 Lbs. AT THE MIST OFFICE. P i tff '4W - THE BIG STORE DOWN Si I) Tim Wuv Q'Mumillf. IS MM. IV I III 1 w. IsRedving New QmU T J"-U ' '- THE MUCKLE STORE HAS A REPU7A- tlon of king Standing for Only the Bust in l -GENHUAL MEKCIIADISE- Q Pj ; N 1 Dart & 4 1 yi, Helena, ,- rVXW r a ST. HELENS t PHAKMACY r. P-imn f. a rlrnrr ," want pure, fresh and reliable Drugs and Patent Medicines Perfumery, Toilet Articles, Etc. HEADQUARTERS, FOR SCHOOL BOOKS A Fine Line of" Writing Supplies, riain and Decorated Crepe Paper, Etc. , 5 'Direct Irani Publisher-Regular special inducement for Cash week for cash. Ask aiiout " 4nn. niwui nuv. We have goods galore 'vVtiv'J Hotel MANAGEMENT A. T, LAWS & SON 4 HARNESS GOODS All Kinds and Grades FIRST CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT Carcjest $tocfi to Refect Crora -and- Low c s t Prices fill ) r "lit food" l"loci t)'irlii, or Write for Catalogue ' (r)!.LINS.-rKBT(!N-WILSON CO. Cor. 2nd Taylor Sts., Portland. ' . 1 I V V I I I I I 1 1 II Kvory tUy-in the -'X i -"' J.M - .liUW.JI.! JEW-' Muckle, - - 0l,""- store WllCU YOU 25-cent Novels Only 10 Cents ( LOCAL AND GENERAL. .Salmon fishing begins otic week from I to-niorrow, inl then there will lie Home thltiK doing in till neck of the woods, JIailcy c llrlnn' store lit hcudquirrter j for general merchandise, Houlton, Ore jgon... Good good a peclalty. finality, quantity mid price guaranteed. , W. II. McComa, of Portland, fin old ncwpiiier scribe, win a business visitor to St. Helens on Tuesday last. Largest store and largest stock can be found at Perry 8t Graham' store at Houlton. Good delivered free. . The city election Monday last resulted in the success of the entire ticket iiomi- tmted, with tlie exception of the recorder, for neurly a month from the effect of Mr, Lou Ilurger defeating Mr, Hull (or miming a rusty nail into her foot; but U that office, It would eeni to be better now improving anrfable to be about, policy not to nominate a man at thej The K. I. members who returned from primaries utiles those taking part intend Rainier Wednesday morning report bav to stand by blm In the election. j lug had a very enjoyable time at the die Remember we are headquarter for trict convention, and their appearance granite and tinware, a new supply just was conclusive" evidence of the proof of on. H. O. OLIVKR. . their statement. The attendance at the Mr. J. Burr White, the good looking convention was quite large and the work editor of the Rainier Gaulle, was a vis- WM ,onc in hih,y creditable manner, itor to the Mist office on Tuesday last. Roller won the first prize and St. Hel Mr. Wl.il- .t. -...,..i., II,. iens the second. IJr. Ross was awarded outlook for Rainier, and predict great Improvement for his city in the future' Magnolia, Canadian Club, Old Govern ment Whisk ie and Gordon' Pry Gin at the Owl Saloon. Old Crow Whiskey bottled in liond. Also Old Quaker-made Rye Whiskey. Mr, durance Garrison left for the Dalles last Thursday. Mrs. Garrison is a siilferer from asthma, and find the cli mate of I'.astcrn Oregon better for her health than than that of the lower river. Since leaving she has written to her hu-" band that she i much better. Three school districts in thi county draw about one-fourth of the entire school money of the county. That law certainly needs fiaing, and the Mist intends to see that it is amended in the next session of the Legislature. It is altogether too much of a good thing for some, and a very lud thing for others. Goods delivered without charge, willingly and cheerfully. , Order freely. M. C. GRAY St. Helens Or. Tresjiass notices and all kinds of print ing done at this office. Raster service at Christ Church St. Hel ens. Neat Sunday evening the Haster wrvice will 1 held in the Episcopal church. The choir of St. Matthews churdi Portland, will sing, and a sermon "The Resurection" by the Rev. Mr. Ilreck. Service liegins at 7:30. All are welcome. Caraliaua cigars two for a quarter at llrinn Ilros. Owl Saloon. Canned and fresh vegetables. 11. O. OI.IVKR, The tned case of the State vs. Dolan was tried at Rainier on Monday last and resulted In a disagreement of the jury. This Iwing the second failure to convict, the prosecuting attorney dis missed the case. Mrs. Helen II. Gatch, Worthy Grand Matron of the Ordt-r of the Eastern Star, will officially vinit the chapter at St. Hel ens on Saturday evening nest, April Dth. Mrs. Abraham Crouse, of Houlton, re i t'.irncd Tuesday from St. Vincent's Hos i pitul, Portland, where she has been for the I purpose of undergoing a critical opera tion, which wus successful, and she is confident of a speedy return to health. All the local and war news in the Mist and Orcgonian. Only $2 a year, IUkukd Plymouth Rock Er.cs For Sai.K. The purest Mood At fifty cents per setting of fifteen oggs. MRS. G. W. PERRY. Houllon. The Columbia River Fishermen's Protective Union, at a meeting last Monday evening, fixed the opening price for salmon on the Columbia river fur the coming season at S cents per-pound for fish weighing less than 25 pounds, and 7 cents per pound for ihnse weighing 25 pounds or over. This is the same price as last season for the small fish, but is an advance of I cent for the large ones. The meeting also appointed a committee of nine to investigate and report at the next meeting on the question of initiating with the Fishermen's Pro tective Union of the Pacific Coast and Alaska. Eresh fish in season every Friday, and special Sunday dinner at the Oriental Hotel. Call and tee the new line of men and boys' suits direct from the manufacturers. 'PERRY & GRAHAM, Pioneer Store. A queer state of atfnirs prevail in the j Helena nchool district, No. 32. Itap I pear that the duly' elected clerk, Win. Iiiglis, claims that he filled out his bond land sent it to the county superintendent, (but the superintendent claims it never reached him, and, as the bond must be approved before, the clerk is entitled to tie the custodian of school funds, the 1 superintendent hns since June, 190,1, de ! cllned to remit the apportioned amount ; to the clerk of district No. 32. Of course the claims for teachers' salaries, etc., have not been paid, except by warrant. I The clerk refused to file a new bond, and his predecessor in the office claim that .j she i the clerk nnd has requested that , jsaac uwwgardner constable. Many rea the funds be forwarded to her; but, as the , wn9 wcre given for the change, and one ! couuty superintendent is under bonus ne j wol,id think from the talks heard upon very naturally declines to do so until the J the streets that a nomination as a candi authority of the lady to net as clerk i j dte up0n anv ticket in this county does more distinct. In the meantime the war- not mem, an election. Few persons, a ! rants continue to draw interest at six per cent. Weinhard' beer on tap at the Owl saloon. I The peeling and selling of cascara bark ! is liable, to receive more attention the ' coining year than ever before, and we ! should not lie surprised if the morket ! next fall would bo overloaded and con-1 1 1 sequently a low price vtotihl prevail. Last year those who were conversant j with the market sold for a good figure: : but It 'require' more knowledge to sell 1 the bntk ,Uihn it does paticne to gather it. '"There were ft.73 Inches of rain In March, .... ..f n Aft !.-1. .... .tirni1 with the average for 34 years, and a record beater by .73 of nil inch. There wk but one clear day in thi month. ... ' . A consignment of Men' and Boys' Huita )ut arrived. They are money aver. ' M.C.GRAY. A new line of men' tiilu from $1 up. PKRRY it GRAHAM. Mr. Linn Decker ha been suffering the prizes a prelate and monitor, and W. A. Wood the prize for best senator. Alt the individual prizes were jewel. The first team prize v. a an elegant chair for the Chancellor Commander; second, a pair of word for the altar. Frank, the 13-year-old too of Mr. and Mr. E. H. Flagg, while in the act of climbing upon the lockers in the dressing rooms of the Y. M. C. A. gymnasium, on Thursday evening, pulled the top section of the locker over upon him and sustain- j ed painful injurie. to his physiognomy, but after being patched up by the doctor j and dentist he was all right and will auf- fer no serioti. consequences. There were several ouicr youo uoys in luc iouiu hi the time the accident happened and some of them narrowly escaped a like injury. The heavy cases fell upon his head and bruised hi face up considerably and knocked out and broke some of his teeth . Salem Statesman. Call and tee our outings and calicoes. H. O. OLIVER. Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Hoyt, of Warren, were at the county seat Tuesday. Mrs. J.W.Day and Miss Harriet Thayer . f . i i - . . - . . : : - i . i .i 1.. uttoi'k-'I Easier service in Portland last Sunday. Mr. aud Mrs. Holcomb visited Mr. and Mrs. Dillurd Sunday. Mr. IVnni Perry, of Portland, was visiting his mother, Mrs. James Dart, of this city, on Sunday last. On Tuesday last the time expired in which, by order of the Circuit court, the Lone Star Mill Company was to pay Muckle Kro. the sum of 10,000 for a divulged. After testing sample taken, warranty deed to the mill property at thi mofe prti,.,,!.,, w;n be known. So tar. place. As the company failed to com- R wa, ,dmitteil the .ample Kerned sati. ply with the order we suppose the prop- ., :i . . . . l . i i, i : t eriy win reven iu -iiuckic Bros., uuu u so we sinierely trust that some good use will be made of it. No town on the Co lumbia River has a better location than St. Helens, and the only reason it does not go ahead is because it has been bot tled up by the bad management of those who controlled its business interests. KEASEY'S (CONTRIBUTION Where's the weather propet that can give us something reliable. We are promised "seed time and harvest," and we dare not doubt the infallibility of that promise. Born to the wife of Edward Webster a daughter. Ed. says it is an "onery little thing." It is a good thing someone else did not say that about the first-born to the house of Edward. C. C. Keasey made a short call at Homewood Monday to talk over business matters before the father and mother leave for the St. Louis Exposition. The ranch may change hands but it will still be homewood. Mr. Phineas Teck and Frank Tracy have disposed of their ranches and will soon leave the Valley. Mr. Peck goe over into Washington where his son Ed. and James live. Do not know whither Tracy is bound. Mr. and Mr. O. P. Cheldelinof Crook ed Creek are talking of spending the summer with their son Oscar aud wife in Washington while John is outside at work. THK UOVH FKIKXO. John Dellar, corner First and Yamhill, makes a practice selling boys' clothe and shots at the actual cost prices. Boy' suits, age 3 to 16, $.75 to 4; just exactly the same grade you pay jfl or2 more for elsewhere, besides we give a bat and ball free with every suit. Prices on shoes, fl.25 and J1.50. You save from 50c to $1 in comparison with other stores' price. CLATKAn7e CORRESPONDENCE Miss Nellie Lovell is now employed as a clerk in the Clatskanie post office. The Republican primary for thi pre cinct passed off quietly last Saturday. I. M. Blackford, the present justice of tlle p,.acei heard something drop. E. D. xiehenor received the nomination a a CHTUlilate for justice of the peace and usual attended the primary, The city election Monday passed off quietly. It was somewhat amusing to see the interest manifested by the friend of the dirfereut candidates. As ia usual j on such occasions. Someone always gets left, as there are never offices enough to , go around. The vote was very light Many persons kept away from the polls, not voting at ull. The following is the vote for the different candidates: Presi dent of Council,' S. C. Tichenor, 107. Conncilmen, N. Merril, 51; J.H. Hall, 03; T. J. Vlippin, ltK,HKmU,75; P. J. Vf 1 lum, 07. Recorder, W. M. Ivcc Bare, lO1.'. Treasurer, M. K. Page, 10. Marshall, If. W. McDou aid, 70; O. V, Sutherland, I. t'..t. :... f,r,ttr..tf-lt.v, f..r titl.lfntf , ,, ,, ... ... ,...:,. i.- i the Republican County Convention here nesrt Saturday many of our citizen are ; wondering who the lucky or unlncky I fellow will be who receive the nominal- j tion for County Judge. The person prominently spoken of who will be most likely to receive the nomination are Nor man Merrill, J. B. Ooanand K, K. Quick. Many objection are being urged against all three. Especially by the Prohibition ist, who say that Norman Merrill signed a petition for a liquor license, Doan was instrumental in having a liqnor license issued to a saloon keeper at Rainier, and that Quick did take a drink of whiskey several years ago. We have leen well acqulnted wtth all three of the said gen tlemen for a long time, and know each , ,, I one of them personally and from knowledge of their qualifications we be- lieve the office will be filled by an honor- able, qualified and competent man if either one of the three receive the nomi nation and election. Mr. Q. W. Barnes of Qttiucy wa in the city one day thi week. Some of jnr wise one say that George' fence waa blown down during the storm and that he came over here to get some good wire to fix it up. t'nele John Maynard, of the Kebaletn, was doing business in the city one day I this week. WAR SEN Floyd and Lue Puzey have old out their riimr store in Portland and have vujtig 1iere during the past week, The Re blican met Saturday, R Q chairman and c. w. Adami w - Cannr ,nd AUd Free. mn .... ,,Mt- tolh. ,auntv con. vention. Mrs. Edith Bacon, of Portland, has been with her mother, Mr. Uazen, for a J week or two taking care of her during her illness. fr.. Hn is much better, Mrs. Bacon returned home Sunday. The school entertainment given Satur day evening was largely attended. About 5 A) can be added to the school library j fund as a result of the enoru oi me teachers and scholars. LTh imic caucus will be held Saturday, April 9th, at the school house Mr. H. H. Clark expects to move to Portland shortly, or a soon a he can find a satisfastory house for himself and family. Lew Davie was a Portland visitor Mon- day. W. F. Slaughter and man from Port land have been prospectiri; here for a suitable ctav for some particular use, not J Preaching by Rev. G. M. Thorpe Sun day at the M. E. church. ALL THE S1ME IX 0REG0.1. The Louisville Herald says: "Herman Alston, a member of the Texas Legislature, was at the Gait House last night, pensive, melancholy, disheart ened, because he is a politician. "If a hard fate to be mixed up in poli- tics," he said, always looking tor omce. Alwavs looking for something. Always getting so little jf honest, so much if otherwise. j "I have told my wife that when I die : I want her to put upon my tombstone the epitaph: 'Here lies Herman Alston, j in the only place for which he never ap plied. A new line of bovs' suits from $2.75 up. PERRY & GRAHAM. SCHOOL APPORTIONMENT. The following is the regular semi-annual apportionment of school funds made by County School Superintendent I. H. Copeland: DIST 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 II 12 13 14 15 10 17 18 11) 20 21 22 23 i'4 25 M 27 28 29 SO 81 NAME or CLEKK. M J Englert H P Watkini 1 A Holaday Ira S I'archer S C Tichenor C B Hsrri Wm Holt DWFremnaii ...... A D Holaday Geo A Graham F 11 Meekr C W Mellinger ... Dean Hlaaehard ... M O Shannahan. . . Martha J Barr C K Brant J E IHiw U H Kins J K Headlee ... . T 0 Watt W D Case N l Peteron Fred Fluhrer Nettie B lVteron. . . G W Barne Oliver Nelaon O P Cheldelia T W Grant John McAdam Fred Urixus W F Hiatt KCMBCB S2 S3 34 35 SH Ella M Kyser Herman tk'huiitt. Oscar Waisanen . O W Maltincter. . . F A Huchcr W L Brown: .' A N Clark Oliver Anderson. . N J Oupont , 1 Wanstrom ft Rock M V Young Henry Ulahn John Jylina K RThiOop W Ti money O M Holt Julia Birkenfeld. . A M Parker... A R Meli Katie McDonald.. Uiid Ucgele J K Dal la N II Olsen J A Mcintosh 37 38 S 40 41 42 43 44 46 4d 47 43 49 50 61 63 53 54 56 60 57 I , , ... , ,,,, TO.lrll. ' """ REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION. Notice is breby iven that a conven- tU)B of thf Republican piirty for thf County of Columbia, State of Oregon, i hereby called to meet in the Lity of Clatskanie on Saturday, April W, IW04, at ! ii b, in., i or in purpose oi nominating candidates for the various county offices to 1 voted for at the regulur State elec tion to be held in the State of Oregon on Monday, the Oth day of June, viz: One Representative in the State Legis lature, One County Judge, One County Clerk, ' " ' One County Sheriff. One County Treasurer. One County Asaeanor. One Connty Commissioner. One County School Superintendent. One County Coroner. There will I chosen at said Conven tion seven delegates to the State Conven- vi,., if, mill seven ucicifiim w luv L'l&iritl Congressional Convention;alsoChainnan and Secretary of the County Central Com- mittee and Precinct Committemen for each precinct. The various precinct in the County shall be entitled to represen tation in said Convention as follow: . Auburn 3 Apiary 1 Heaver Fall 2 Clatskanie 6 Deer Island. 2 . Goble 4 Marshland 2 Nehalem - 3 Oak Point 5 Rainier 5 Scappoosc 4 Union 8 Warren. 2 Total 47 By order of the Republican County Central Committee. G. B. JOHNSON, Chairman. Our complete line of men', boy and ladies' sweaters ar attractive, and price right, at Oliver'. 10U5T1 t'Ol'KT FBOCEEDIXUS. At an adjourned session of the County Court held Monday, April 4th, the foi- lowing iroco.nKs were uai. The following claims were allowed by the Court, and the clerk ordered to draw warrant in payment thereof: A L Parker, labor, r d No 14 $10 00 Nottingham & Co, cement for use on countv roads 26 55 Phoenix Iron Works, supplies tor road districts 50 95 S P Ballard J of P State vs. Ed. R. Webster 7. 11 00 A L Parker, constable, same 10 90 C W Mellinger, juror, same. 2 00 U M Beeghlev, same Z 00 John D Baker, same... 2 00 H D Vanblaricom, same 2 00 i I P Spencer, same 2 00 S A U.i!lrincsn am . 9 OA w M rwging, witness, same 2 10 George Linsey, same - 2 70 Joseph Reed, same 2 70 Wm Magill, same... 2 50 Geo H Sitts, same 3 10 Robert Linsev, same. 2 70 Percy Derbury 2 70 Aug Shillupiet, same 3 10 Wm Symons, J P State ts Charley Inman 6 00 F M Fowler, constable, same 4 60 Wm Eussel, witness, same 1 50 George Inman, same 1 50 J E Inman, same 1 50 John West, same - 1 50 Mike Sexton, same. 1 50 Wm. Svmons, making jury list of Rainier Precinct 3 00 J H Doan. same..... 2 00 H B Phillips, same 2 00 Glass & Prudhonie, stationery 52 75 Wm Blackford, acting coroner at inquest on A. Berg ho in 5 60 H R Cliff, medical services for Co. charge, etc 22 60 A P McLaren, team hire for county board of health 4 00 The following claims against the several road districts alllowed H Redman 10 00 J Parker. 15 25 S A Wilkinson - 15 25 Wm Pringle 7 50 N J Parker 9 00 H O Howard 6 00 Adjourned without date. A large stock of novels just received at the St. Helens Pharmacy. Or CUILOHIX AMOCHT 8 695.50 676.68 30o.60 346.19 97 111 47 64 240 25 108 17 70 70 26 8 267 29 70 64 18 10 14 104 11 32 60 17 192 23 20 42 46 66 18 47 13 18 8 53 64 16 95 31 7 22 32 4 18 23 S6 S 14 13 53 12 a4 ia 38 3 SftlO 1424.62 178.05 659.28 131 60 431.13 438.96 178 05 79.48 1581 16 201.14 438 96 34619 137.46 91.08 114.27 636.09 96.88 218.63 380.98 131.66 1146.S1 166.46 149.06 276.61 199.80 357.78 137.48 305.60 102.67 137.48 79.48 334 59 346 19 120.07 68391 212.84 73,68 151 39 67.88 218.63 00.00 1S7.40 106.45 2,16.03 17.39 114 27 108.47 340.39 102 67 172 2 107 86 253 42 17,39 IH,i61.71 Roberson & Lope ! v . . j III 1 --,MyJ BUTCHERS PACKERS Markets St Helens and Houlton FINE MEATS, Lard, Sausage, Etc We solicit the patronage of the people of these communities. J. MACKENZIE, General Contractor BRIUGKA, HlbbA, AND PII.K IIKIVINO A SPECIALTY ESTIMATES FURNISHED 1ST. HELENS, OR. IMtf vnca Ntwsoii Blocs. Kotasy rvaua W. C. Fischer, ATTORXE Y- AT-Ll W. RAINIER, : : OREGON. Dr. Edwin Ross, Physician and Surgeon. ST. HELENS, ORlSGON. Dr. H. K. Cliff, Physician and Surgeon. 8T. HELENS, OREGON. JST0RIA& COLOMBIA RIYER 11 RAILROAD COMPANY. DAILY. a i " U.SMWI jjwTATI DAILY. M a rV it -w. a. T uo 100 A Lv Portland Aril 1, t oi . .... Gobi .... io o a 20 in iJI : ....Rainier... 53 111 as M.4 ... Pyramid... (a t SO 44 tt 44 . MTer.... 1 27 7 S 50 M . ...Qui BO J .... 17 TM SH 10 00 SiJ L.CIaukanl.. 7 a 10 to ta.i'1.. Marshland.. 103 7 SI t w io a na .. wettport... u 7 it 5? 10 M 77 ;.... llftoa.... I H 71 10 00 10 57 ., ....Knappa... lli 41 10 0 1. 94 90..1 ... BretlMm.... 107 St 111 20 11 1 H: ..John Daf... 7 U 30 10 30 11 30 W.8 Ar. AJtorta .Lt 7 tt 1 All trains laaJta el oat eonnectten at UeMa lih Northern Pacta Iralua w and froas lha EaM and gouad points. AC Portland with alt tratna learirif Cnlon dapot At AMorla wtifc I. K. A Co.'s boat and rail lint sad atamr T. 1. Poller to and Irom Ilwaco and North Baaeh points. - Passengera (or Astoria or way points mutt lac trtim at iloulbin. Trains will slop to lat as MknfettofT at Houston a htncomlnf from paial aeaoiuotia J. f . 9lai. Oen, Past. Act.. Astoria. FOR PORTLAND DAILY Steamer Iralda C. . Hitghkirk. Mtlttr. RAILROAD TIME. LtTt Rainier daily (except undaT)(ar Pat, and, al t A. VI.. departing from St. Htleu at 'elx-. Keturnlni. leaves Portland at I:W P 11., arrivtnf at at. tttletu at 4 44. Fasseifors ani Fast Freiilt PORTLAND LANDING. TAYLOR ST. Steamer JOSEPH KELLOGG Leaves Portland on Tnesda. Thunder and Baa, urday at 7 a. m. for St. Htlmt, Kalmma. Carnf Pwt. Huim mn4 , , Arrlrlnf at Portland Mondty, nuday aod Friday at 1 p. at. Steamer NORTHWEST Lravr Portland Monday, Wednesday and Friday night at at 10 p. m., (or tk eame point mentioned alve and To ledo, reaching tbe latter place at 1 a. ni. on the following day. Retnrainf. the boat leave Toledo at noon, anil Castle Rock at 5:30 in the afternoon. Tuetduva, Thursday and Sunday, leavintt Portland eaflr in the morning. Weartfoat at Salmon SL ti. HOLM AM. AeL PROFESSIONAL. Not abt Public. Coktbyakcw). J. B. GODFREY. ATTORNE Y- Al'- Ii IK Real Estate and Tiller Laurls Soli A11STHACT8 MADE; 6T. HELENS. OREQOX S. H. GRUBER, ATTORNEY-AT -It W. Olllet wllh I. I. Quick. ST. HBLKNS, ! : OKKQOll. Will iv bel perwntl attention ta all lafal matters tntiiimetl to m. Will praeUca fat aJ Mi Mat and V lilted Kates Ouria. W. II. POWELL, ATTORNEY- AT- Ll W. . nart'TY uirtaicT attoby. IT. HEl.EKS, I " OEE005. IvSTABUSatO 173 ., . . JOHN A. BECK ,:" '",,-"' CRAM 3 III Watches, Diamonds, SUftmr; ...JEWELRY.... Repairing a Specialty. M'orrUvM. Bet. pSent 4 PI tat, rogrUVtb
