BEPDBL1CAN RALLY
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Nod! tin- correction in tlif wle advcr-t'-HrtiKHt
of I c. Klapp. The sale o
curs May 17th.
I Mr. I'erry C'.eorje, who b employed m
Hirtricim, in j'ortlnud, was visiting
hi" parent, in thin city lt Sunday.
I.oul PavoKC, who murdered the In
dian, U'ui-liitKi, on the Grand Rondc res
ervation, hit written n letter to Mr. 1). A.
Kii.lmrdson, 'of thin place, uslsing Mr.
Klchardmn to look up Steve Savage (hi
father) and induce him to come to hit
awiBtiinee. He uli wanted Geo. Hull to
, go to I'ortland to act an hi attorney. He
! claim tlmt the killing of Wuchino wa.
HON.. GEO.' 0. IWOWNKLL
HON. HAHR1SON ALLIEN
Will Open the State Campaign for
Oitrtlllll 1 t 1. llfr 4 t . :,m' '"r lwHnicn(lcnt, paid the Indian named Knighton, and on more
1111 IVVliiiMvim ill a j jUlUIIinia Mw 0,,"'t l'rt visit on Saturdny last. " "e occa.ioti he hus threatened to
4 ,,-' '"" earnest mhool man, und under kill hi father, and pursued him with the
O.I.IltV lit liOUltOli. Oil TITKS1IVVV H"''1""1 ehool ol Columbia 'vowed Intention of doing m.
" . , ' " - a. bounty will make Kod progress.
H.IV Ifl lt 1 II II....!.. t... 41 I J'"K"'-lia. Canadian Club, Old Govern-
WARREN BRASS BAND.
LarifCHt Htnrn uiil I,.,.,.... ...i. i.
tot.ud t J.crry & GrulwW. .tore at mxMe the Mwepaper re-
lloultou. Good, delivered free I h"Ve tr0,lbIc co,lv'nd"K
' jury to that effect. Savage ii described
Mr. Charles Smith aad wife, of Warren 1 a an Industrious man and easy to get
Wand, near I'.agte Cliff, have own .top- along with when solier, but uneontrol
I'fng at the Oriental Hotel, Mr.. Smith lal.lo when under the Influence of liquor,
being under the medical care of Dr. Cliff Atone time, when living at the mouth of
Mr. J. If. Cdlln,the Kemibllcan nnm. lwi. River lie beat nearly to death an
It Pays to Pay Cash!
We will flake Money
Wc will make n special inducement
Iniycrs, because wholesalers make
du cements to us for cash.
mint Whkkie. and Gordon'. Dry Gin at
the Owl Saloon. Old Crow WliiVtf
bottled iu bond, Also Old Jjuulier-mude
1 Uye Whihltry.
The St. Helen, and Scappooac basebull
team, plated a mutch game on the Scap-
1 1"" ground. Sunday lart, reuniting
, in a victory for tint St. Helen, team by a
fore of 8 to Ii. It i. reported to have
: b en a very good game.
I Itailey & llrinn'. .tore i. heudtiuurter.
f LilKIl ' fur t'rllcrul llirrrlinniliii 11, .,,11.,.. .1....
Special ill- r!"'i. Hood stood, a specialty. Quality,
ipiuntity ami price guaranteed.
The thirty-second annual reunion of
the Oregon I'ionecr Adulation will 1
held in Portland Vcdnrsdny, June 22.
All who came to or were born In the ori-
for
20 color. In silk Wc yd. Port
land rrriee 7"c yd. Warranted
jewel.:ry at about the Mine dis
count, Paint, varnish, white
wash and paper hangers' brush
e, paints, etc. Latest .tylcs in
luit. and .hoe.
M. C. GRAY.
T! tin f.lTcr mill ko vtiM nur I'lulnnw r A A'.tf. .
, " .-'V "He ury M, 1K-.II. ore eligible to membership.
eaclt day ot tlie week for cash. Ask about n ini..rmiioii a bin . George 11.
TIU WlthS VOU JifV. C have eoods t-alore "",H. .Secretary. Portland.
cnroulc, and will oner you b,
(save yu nionry. W e arc agents for tlie cele
brated Men's Hoyal Chinook l)ies.s Shoes. Also
ft full line of Women's and Children's Shoes.
CLAT8KAMIE CORRESPONDENCE
Mr. Ci. JR. Tarbell, candidate on the
Prohibition ticket for county commit
.iouer, wa. in till, city last weelc fixing
up hi. fence..
Mr. Tom Nordby i. building another
.hingle mill on the river just below town.
The Benson Logging and Lumbering
Company arc busily engaged these day.
putting In log.,
Another new dwelling i. being built
ju.t south of the Sutherland residence in
this city.
Mr. Walter Shearer, of Deep Creek,
wa. doing bu.iue. and taking in the
sights of this city Saturday.
tt I. currently reported about town that
several of our citizen, will visit tlie St.
Louis Exposition thi. uininer.
Sheriff Hattati was in town one day
last week summonsing juror, for the May
term of the circuit court, and whispering
in the boys' ears.
It is said by some of the wise ones
about the city that a wedding, will take
place at the M. E. church next Sunday
afternoon.
A bran new doctor came to town, fast
week.
R. W. Conycn, the pioneer merchant,
visited the metropolis last week and
while there laid in a large stock of goods
for his store.
I,mulr is being brought to this market
in large quantities every day from the
mill, out in the hills. A number of
shingle mills have also started up and
are pushing their products into this
market as fast as possible.
Our city is full of strangers. Some are
looking for business locations, some are
Tho Old Reliable Firm
BAILEY & BRIMH
XtOULTON. OREGON.
The output of Washington loggers will
be curtailed fifty per cent during the
months of May and June, and the camps
will le closed entirdv rhirinp the month
of July, unless the demand on the part of , ,JU''"Z PIrty building
the mills should 1 s ich asto make it er- thereon, an 1 some are looking for work.
arcaillS that Will "'"entire line of button .hoe wi be ,s ' ' , , . .
..in Tl., If T--.i,,l i m ;,.. Falls, came to town about a week aira.
ciowtl out at .Ale to 7.- tier imir, ' ' . ' , .. ,, ....
pvuuv x- r-uAti.u the member, of the Washington lagging and not feeling well coUL-luded to stay
I I.KItl K liK.tlt.tl, ... . . ..... 1 j 1 A . 1 1 1 1
ana jironeragc isviation. liiguiy-nve umiunu. jic tuuuoucu w
jwr cent of the mem1rs were present in ' Ret worse each day since. He went to
jier-on or by representatives, and there I ted Monday evening, and on Tuesday
was not a dissenting voice to the action ' morning not getting upas usual someone
FBOM EKUBEX.
Mrs. Minnie Surges visited friend, in
Portland Friday and Saturday.
Ira WhlteUw and Miss Kitty I.ldty
visited Mr. and Mil, Wiu, Doherty at
Rainier Sunday.
W. D, Satterlee and family left here
for their ranch near Vernoaia, Monday.
- J. B. Heritage has accepted position
a. salesman for the Wilson Lumber Co.
at Rainier, to which point he went Sun
day. A delightful birthday surprise party
was given to Mrs. M. C. Jordan in West
Reuben Wednesday, April 27. The even
ing, April 27. The evening was spent in
playing whist and other games, after
which a delightful luncheon was served.
At 12 o'clock all departed for home after
wishing their hosted many happy birth
days. T. C. Watt, was awarded first
prize and Mrs. Albert Larson the booby
prize. .Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
G. W. Jordan, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lar
son, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Reid, Mr. and
Mrs. R. N. Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Thos.
Pawson, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Butler, Mr.
and Mrs. W. J. Van Deu&ea, Miss Nellie
Wise, Miss Mamie Brink, Messrs. J. B.
Heritage, T. C. Watts, Antone Wise,
Thos. Hunter, Jay Van Deuten, Albert
Pawson.
At a special meeting of Goble Grange
No. 329, held May 2, 1904, six true and
tried friemds traveled the rough and rug
ged road, and down through the valley
of burning sands in order to become
members of Goble Grange No. 329.
SCHOOL KEPOKT.
IT IS A NATTER 0FHEA1IH
t m
In
POVDECu
Absolutely Puro
THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICX.
In the fount? Conn of the State of Orefoo, lot
Coliifi.1,1. connir.
1 In (he muter ,,f the nut of Willi. A Bailey,
N'OTiCK in URRERV GIVE THAT THE
nuleoiirnel h ben appointed AdmiD
latraiornl the mug of Willie A. Bailey. d
wwi, by ih rouniy itoiirt l the Mate of Or
ff.'it, for Columbia Coinitv, mud ha. qualified,
i All raoi,. hiving Halm a.stnt Mid etat.
1 heat., no' fnH to preaent the aame to me at
I the law ofli.-e of . ha-. J. tkrhnahel. 61.'; Chamber
of l.'ommerce Hldg., Portland, Orcoa, w iU
proir voucher .-id duly verified within tlx
month from .lute hereof. ' -
; i .me. I eni lint puMi.bed I hi. 1Mb day of
April. A. u. J'JOt.
, ALFRfD P. SVITH.
' Admloirtrator of the Euie ul Willi A. Bailey,
CUAH. . wnNABKL,
1.'jMU Attorory fur isJd .flat.
Ray llailt-y, sou of Mr. and Mr.. Leslie
Bailey of Ilnulton, was kicltcd by a horse
while at play on Sunday last. The horse's
lioof urni k biin just below the right tetn-
'p e, and it was a remarkably narrow es
'cipelrom death. It is thought that no
!i rioii result will eniuc.
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Oriental Hote
MRS. A. T. LAWS & SON
UNDER NEW MANACEMEKT
We Invite tlie fatron.gr of tl'.r C.mera!
1'ubtic and titlal.nlre CIrJIltillt Slid
Cood Home CimViiig.
taken.
The monthly meteorological report of
the Weather Bureau shows the tempera-
tnr liirirtir Aoril t.s 1. iv. twn a mewliat
All the local and nr new. in the Mnvr Utve lhcavCTage. mli the amount of rain
; to have ljeen less, bringing don the ex-
.nd Ortgotiian. f)nly f'2 a year.
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HARNESS GOODS
All Kinds nnd Grades
flRST CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT
Cargest loeli to
It is understood th.it the Rainier and
St. Helens bairbull teams are to play a
practice game on the St. Helens grounds
on Sunday next.
A larc slock of novels just received at
the St. Helens l'liannacy.
Mr. White, of the Rainier Cazctte,
paid St. Helens a plraunt visit last Sat
urday on hit way to the metropolis.
Call und sec the new line of men and
toys' suits direct Iroin the manufacturers.
I'KRRY & GRAHAM, I'ionecr Store.
.Mr. C. Ill.u k ol thi. place, who is now
foreman at Rood a Clyde's logging camp,
lailaula, came very near losing a leg by
grttiug it caught ivtwuca two logs. He
was piite painful!)' but not dangerously
injured, and was s,jii able to resume his
work.
Cnr.ibana cigars two (or a quarter at
llrinn lllos. Uwl Saloon.
j Mr. Win. Muckle, of Rainier, was a
C illcr at tlsis o!icc last Monday. He say.
tint W tliry have a fWd down there the
l,.-,ttil. liroiw.- to rlimh tin on Itiib't.
t 1 -f r, -
Doan's majority, as they projuisc to put
tliat dlxive high water mark.
Goods delivered without charge,
willingly and cheerfully. Order freely.
M. C. CRAY St. Helen. Or.
There is a p;i rat Cathlamct called the
ces. since last September to 3.8 inches.
Dr. Ros will soon begin the construc
tion of hi. new building on the water
front. It will be a creditable .tincture,
the lower floor' being occupied by the
doctor as a pharmacy and the upper con
structed for lodge room purpose..
St. Helen's Lodge, A. F. & A. M
was honored last Monday night by a
visit from Grand Master Yoran. Ow
ing to the shortness of the notice, the
attendance was not large, but to say
that those who were present will re
member the event with pleasure for
many days to come is stating the
; truth mildly. The Grand Master de
j livcrcd an address replete with words
of wisdom attractively grouped, and
j held his hearers spellbound for possi
I bly an hour., After the lodge exer
cises adjournment was had to the
I room beneath the hall, where the
ladies of the Eastern Star had pre-
went to his room to call him up to break
fast and found him dead.
Considerable excitement in and about
town on the vote for the Queen of the
May Festival. The boys are beginning
to vote early and often for their best
girls. Who the lucky young lady will
be is a little uncertain, but the church is
getting considerable money as its share
of the fun.
Uncle J. B. Right, a prosperous farmer
of the Ncbalem Valley.wasdoia business
in this city Tuesday.
We learn that Mr. Wm. McCollam, of
Mayger, has sold his farm to a gentle
man from the East. William tells us
that he is going away back to Canada
and try the climate there aga'n. He
thinks that a change of climate will be
coadusive to his good health.
Mr. Joseph Erickson, of the Lower
Beaver, was in this city Tuesday tran
sacting legal business. Mr. Dan Rice
accompanied him.
chool report for district No. 29, for
.. month ending April 29, 1904.
Whole No. days taught, 520; No. days ;
attend ince, 497; No. days absence, 33;
No. times tar ly, 2:'); No.boys enrolled.10;
No. girl. snrolled,2l ; total earyll:aat,31. !
Those present every day were the fol
lowing: Tressa, Sophie and Roue S--h-wering;
Robert anl Hattie McAdam,
Minnie Washburn, George and Charlie
Bee, Bertha Dot son, Jennie and Hazel
Dowling.
W. H. POLLARD, Teacher.
WARREN
and-
Low est Prices
Call 0t M "ur I'
On account of the low price of lumber
pared a substantial lunch. The Grand j TarbeU min wil, Qot rebailt at
.wasiei inaoi- a sunn tarn iu wie onus , ti.. ...... Ko.il.,
v m ais uiakHiuvij na uu. wur uauir
, Columt i i Kivcr Sun. It has U-eu hav-
iug a ratltrr hard time for the ast few
months. The Misr ha. Ken rather get
tit... tiu.iv with it. KIm-lmus to l.Mik now
Select CfOfl) ai if the Sun would have a little show.
A new line of I en's suits from $7 up,
HUtRY & GRAHAM.
Mrs. Jacob Broil... who has been visiting
!,r t.iollwr. Mr. Klialrtli IYrrv.nl
or tniyliut. r t (,. place on Milton Creek, re-
'. tunic 1 to her home in University l'urk by
Write for Catalof;uc,h',M,,u,-,Sj,,,n,i,y-
sei-.il Sunday dinner at the Oriental
Hotel.
The suit of the LaCcntcr I.umlier Co.
igaiiiNt the Lone Star LuiiiUt Compjuy,
and paid a tribute to their usefulness
and worth.
The county board for the, examina
tion of pensioners met at the county
seat last Tuesday, Drs. Hall, Ross
and Cliff being present. The appli
cants were veterans of the civil war,
one a Philippine veterjin, and one a
discharged soldier from Vancouver.
There is something doing in the
way of improvements in St. Helens
new sidewalks, new crosswalks, new
fences, new houses, and soon . there
will be a new mill, we hope.
Mr. Frank K. Love!!, of the Secre
tary of State's office, was a visitor
injured by the fire as it was a first sup
posed to be.
Vail Grange is contemplating giving
a strawberry and ice cream social soon
or when Uiis cool weather moderates for
the benefit of the orgsn fund.
At this writing Miss Annie Larsen is
very dangerously sick, Her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. K. F. Larsen, think it hardly
possible she can recover.
Rev. and Mrs. P. Bolinjcr who have
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Lynch
returned to their home in Kansas Mon
day. J. S. Bncon has received his commis
sion as postmaster and the postodice is
Ol.LINS-l'KI'SrDN-WlLMlN' 10.
Cor. 2nd Taylor Sts., l'ortlaiul.
to tne county seat on luesday last : located in his store.
for the purpose of registering his
vote. During the many years Mr.
Lovel! has been employed at the state
c.tpitol he has retained his residence in j
Columbia County and has never failed
to vote on election day.
Wc are indebted to Mr. W. Frew for
Mr- Southard, manager of tlie Noon
ranch, is having several rooms added to
the residence and other much needed im
provements made about the house.
Mr. Lew Duvies will soon move from
the parsonage to his place near Tarbell's
mill. Mr. Davies will enirtge in the sea-'
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THE BIG STORK DOWN
By The Big Sawmill!-
IsUrdving New C'ooiN Kvcry d:v i tli Wwk
tried at Portland before Judge 11 ' wo 'autiful specimens of the work per- jng mldline v,Hsint havi
...I,-.! ,. ti ....... 1l of CI I f..r llir Hh. I... .. ! .. ...... . . CT
feiid.uit, the court rejecting the claim of
the La Center people for f!25, which
seems to have U-t-n unjust ahd without
any good f uiidaliun.
Weiiihard's later on tap at the Owl
saloon.
ioniir-i oy water in wnat npnenreti to le c...i,:, o.,..f ..!, ...1. .,.:
the solid basaltic rock. One of these is f ,i, sinm-r s m cn
Mr. Long, the blacksmith, will prob
ably occupy the parsonage house when
classed as a geolite, and has somewhat
the apiwaraiice of a cluster of frost, such 1
as gather, on the window panes in cold
countries while the other seems as if
three drops of water had aoljfied by g ith-
vacated.
RAINIE1 MOTES
THE MUCKLE STORE HAS A REPU A-
tloo.of Long funding for I'uly the Ccl In
-GENERAL M ERCHADISi:--
Dart & Muckle, $
- -'
On last Sunday Cathlamet crossed bats
with Kelso on the lattar's groun Is. The
Lumber shipments fiom Portlanl iu ering to itself the lime In the surrowud
tl e month of April were a'taost double , m8 "tone.
those of .March, amounting to over: While Mr. J. A. Hcegle an! J. M,
t ve ve million feet. Whe.it shipments, Cooper were at wjrfc on the road near gue was rather poor an 1 retultel In a
on ti'e contr.irc, were only a little more j Warren, Mr. Becg'c attempted to crawl : score of 7 to 2 aaiust C ithlainat.
than half as large as Inst year. under a tree which had been felled and j The Rainier Brass Hand g ive its initial
A new line of bovV s lits from f-.7.f up. ! npirted by some brush and a stake 1 d.mce on Satarday last. The dance was
l'KRRY & GRAHAM, j which had been driven in the ground, !B social, musical and financial success.
M- l'liine.s!VckauUa,nilvhavelK-en:T1s"','wrtS,vew,-van,t,,ftrw -Mect to repeat the dose at
..,;,, attlte OrienUl Hotel durinir the -'! manner 5 to ptn Mr. Dccgle by , reSular intervals.
, , 1, 1 1. , , ....i .1;. tne nevK, ami nan it not been lor t ie
l-iv t week. Mr. lV-klin recently dis- '
1 . , , . , ,..:(.. prompt assntance of Mr. Coo'ier he
owed o lie improved portion of his farm , , , ,
1' ... would soon have been stramred to death.
Nt. lli'liMi.i,
Oiviron.
How About Your Title?
XV, : A RB V M H I- -II "KX' lit 11.:
' . old. .nd .turn w lm ", ,. .... real-
. Illl... It )...! ciiltM,Ule l;u I... 1 I "r ' ' f ,', wl,f
..i...i.'"ill.i.oi.,.wu"'
lid tli record Mi.nv. r.nll. " w ,,,, v .el of .l..irel
W adeod, liul.1 on ls (tiK Iu ' , ' ,, , ,Blki.i. Hon
n iiitt-.'a.m' v,,u
S3"
Main Strait
bava pmiMtty kir.al. Ht It with u. and
E. E. QUICK & CO., -
SI. ncir nj.
ORfCON
- ,,, I id 01. nl wmv to lliff
IIIMI iniiui,,, - ; I .
Ridgelield neighborhood, where he has a Mn J
son living, aud where he expects to rtsi.te
for some time.
All the newslocal, state und national
the Mist mid Oreganian for J2. You
should subscril'e iuiw,
As the result of an explosion of a cyl
inder of chemicals just previous to a ste
riotiticon entertainment to have been
given at Kalam i last Saturday nijrht, the
I
'"vear-old sun of I. J, Thompsou of that
place received wounds that will probably
remit fitally, and tour otneru were sen
onslv Injured. The cylinder, il seems,
was of Iron, and one of the flying frag-
II. Spencer, of Brownsville,
Rose Hudson, of Portlanl,
sister and niece of IX W. Richardson,
! were visiting in this place Monday and
I Tuesday. 1
j ' Mr. A. Rubert, Sr., and wife, returned
to their home iu this city on Tueday last.
Mrs. Knbert's daughter, Mrs. Tobin, will
arrive next week from Ariiona to make
her home with her mother, Mr, Rubert
retimiitiK to Arizona, where he lias rich
, mining interests.
j Mr. tin-it. Johnson, of Peer Island, paid
the editor a short call last Monday.
Mr. and Mrs, T. Br Lttt were Portland
j The Rainier Base Ball team expects to
play at KeUo nest Sim lay. Although
. the boys have had no practice they fully
1 expect to win.
I Dr. and Mrs. Schneck of South TVnd
have been spending a few days with Mrs.
I Rockey.
I Ed. James of the Jem Saloon has pur
, chased the half interest belonging to his
j former partner.
I Walter Gilbert and family are visiting
in Southern Oregon.
A HIT'S oimu.
Enyart-Thompson. A pre:ty, quiet
wedding took place on Monday evening,
May 2nd, at the borne of Mr. ard Mrs.
Chas. Venible, when Miss Minnie Thomp
son of Toronto, Canada, was united in
marriage to Mr. Rcs Enyart of Kelso,
Wash., Rev. J. Whitcob Brougher offici
ated. The bride was very pretiily gown
ed, and carried brides roses. The parlor
was decorated in lilac, and carnations,
tlie color scheme being white and green.
After the cere-pony refreshments were
served. Mr. and Mrs. Enyart will be
at home to their many friends at Kelso,
Wash., after May 10.
A Register is an apparatus for emitting
hot air.
GUARDIAN'S NOTICE.
In tb. County Court ol th. 811 ol Oregon, tot
Odtinildri Coil lit v.
In the mativr l the Uuardiao.bip of Willi A.
Mailer, a miuor.
VOTI lit HKKtllY GIVEN THAT TBI
is iin.'erpittiie.!. (jiianifau fin Oregon) of th
U'tardiaiftiiip estate cf aaid ciiinor. ban tiled hi.
Una! r..r and .cooiint in Mid m.tierlji b
C .uatv Court of the Mai of Oregon f,.r Colum
bia count, and .it order haa been mule and
eulrrrd oi re. ord namioir th 23rd dar of May,
1-J.H. at the hour m 11 o clorlt A. M. th.raof, for
the Hearing of ohjectiout to an id final repots,
aud (or) account and for the aeltlemeut thereof.'
U. O. I HORir N.
Cu.rdl.n of th eatat (iu Oregon) of Willi
a. hail.y. a minor.
CHiS. J.SCHMABEL.
Atlornjr for Ouardlab.
JEKTIST
DR. D. B. STUART
KAIKISK, OEE00K
0 f ee in th Dells Block
NOTICE OF SALE.
43.60 Taiaes for $!.
Also a better grade of boys' suits, regu
lar ! values for $3.50 and $4. Besides,
we give a ball and bat with every suit.
We save yon about $0 on Men's suits.
You can save from 50c to f 1 on a pair of
shoes, pants, hats, shirts or underwear.
Special cut on trunks and valises. John
Dellar, corner First and Yamhill.
The straight ticket idea is gaining favor
every day.
PUBLIC SALE.
I will on May 17th, 1904, sell at auc
tion, on the W. W. West estate, one mile
and a quarter northeast of Scappoose,
Ore., Columbia County, the following:
30 haad of dairy cows, grade Jersey
and grade Holstein.
1 Jersev bull, 3-year old.
21 head of yearling heifers.
2 saddle horses.
t yearling mare colt.
2 saddles.
1 tubular seperator. No. 9, with 50-gal.
milk tank, cans and pails.
I Babcock milk tester, 4 bottle.
I farm wagon, narrow tire.broad tread.
1 farm wagon, cast wheel trucks.
1 spring wagon.
1 two-horse cultivator.
Terms of Sale.
All sums of ten dollars and under, cash.
Five per cent discount on all sums over
ten dollars.
A credit of six months given cm all
notes with six per cent until paid.
Side to begin at 10:30 a. m.
Free Lunch at Noon.
Auctioneer, T. A. Cloninger.
L. O. KLAPP,
Scappoose, Oregon.
In tlie County Court of the State of
Oregon for the County of Columbia.
In the matter of the estate of Joh
M. Gove, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant
to an order of the County Couit of the
State of Oregon for Columbia County,
made on the llth day of April, 1904.
the undersigned, administrator of the
said estate, will after the 21st day of
May, 19U4. sell at private sile at the
office of the Oregon Mist, St. Helens,
Columbia County, Oregon, to the high
est bidder, for cash, subiect to the con
firmation of the Connty Court, all the
right, title and interest the said John
M. Gove had at the time of hit death
in and to the following described real
property, to-w:t: The northwest t and
the southwest t of section 34, township
4 north of range 2 west of Willamette
meridian, in Columbia County, Oregon.
VALENTINE BROWN.
Administrator of the Estate of John M.
Gove, deceased.
Dated April 11, 1904J
rOI PORTLAUD DAILY
Steamer Iralda
C. A Hghkirt, Muttr.
RAILROAD TIKE.
Lare. Rainier d.llf (except 8andar)tor Porte
md, at t A. ii.. departing from 8C Helen, .tl
.1 el, k. Returning, leave. Portland at I K t
A., arriving at a. Helen at 4: to.
Passenaers and Fast Freiilit
PORTLAND LANDIXQ, TAYLOR BT.
FUOFESSWXAL.
I.otaby Public.
CoXVCYAKCUtO.
VOTE FOX
LH.COPELAND
INDEPENDENT REPUBLICAN
FOR COUNTY SCHOOL SUPERIN
TENDENT.
STOCK FOR S U E I hr.v ten head
of tine nii'ch e.iw f.r.iilt, live of them
with yoHiiir I'ntwp, the baliim- in calf
Kt.r further infoi iiiitt'on call at my idme
foir iiiiiea horn Yankton, u lumbia
1 ou my, .,ii I'tltHlinrtf n ail. Aluo elevfti
hi ad i,( young caiib-, yeai 'itt. and two
tear ! i Terms to xti'i M e unn-hieer.
A2M29pd C. L AYKK-v
You cau go to Seaside every Sunday
via. the A. & C. R. R. Only fl. 50 for
mcnt. strut k the boy iu the back ol tlie visitors tmirstiay. .season from Portland to Seaside and re-
hciul, fincturing his skull. Kvcry pos- j Mra. K, II. Flagg aH dtwo sons, Oeorge turn ,vill be run, Sunday, May StU, This
iblc elfort was made to secure an engine and I'rank, arrived iu St. Helens on the cheap round trip ate of Jl.6!) applies
(nun the Northern Pacific to convey the Iralda Wednrdib.. to take up their abode from Houlton and Sv-appoose, and traiu
lad to Portland for expert surgical treat-, here. will stop there both way . Everybodv
mcnt, but to no avail, and the injured j The mo,t p0pjw C3n iitl;lte for pun,ic should take this delightful ride, enjoy
l,ny could not be sent to a hospital until ,.vor at t)j(? jllne gijj,,,, wjh thej)i- five hours at the beach and recuperate on
the regulur morning train pnased tlmmg'h. (- prjqjarv tir. ', joioup. .
lliafc KabUDtAK
Houlton, Oregon.
Weinhards Beer
kept 011 tap.
The Best Pool Table in
Columbia County.
SEPARATOR
' Ttt, Simplest and liuta
loniMit, We liulorae It.
tv.U lake cream lu pay
ment. SIND FOR UTAUKUE FREE
HAZELWOOD CREAM CO.
PortUn4 OsegcA
u.s
J. B. GODFREY.
4 TT0RXE I- A'i'-LAW.
teal Estate asi Timtisr Lanis Sail
ABSTHACX9 MADKl
PT. HELENS, - - OttEQOS
S. H. GRUBER,
ATT0BXE WAT- L,i JT.
nffee with E. K. Quirk.
ST. HELIiSS, I ! OKEGOJf.
Wlllelv be.t pemnal attention toaJlleis
matier. emiuned to m. will pr.ctic la til
tii. slat, .ud l ulled Stale Court.
W. II. POWELL,
ATT0RXE Y- AT- Ll IT.
CK?l'T IIISTCICr ATTOESKT.
BT.bEl.KKi, : ! ORKQOX.
I. W. DAY
W. . CiVLARD
DILTARD ft DAY,
ATT0RYE YS-AT-LA (T
Offtf ext door to Conrthoiue,
bl UKLENS. OKEGOS.
Will prneti' t in any court, State or Fed
eral. Dr. Edwin Rosa,
Physieian and Surgeon,
ST. HELENS. OKKUON.
Physician and Surgeon,
6T. HELENS, OREGON.
KSTABt.ISHKD
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DEALER tlf
Watches, Diamonds, SUrerwar
....JEWELRY....
Repairing a Specialty.
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