The Oregon mist., May 20, 1904, Image 3

It Pays to Pay Cash!
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Houltoti Circle, Women of Woodcraft,
gave a very enjoyable social on Tuesday
M- L. I liia ii, imsistinil engineer on tlie evening Inst. The uttefldauce wn large
Tllloosh. I and a vcrvcredilnble tiroi'riiinme win tell-
Wc Will mnltC ft UpCCial UKltlWmi'TVt for Cash ' Mr-""d Mrs. M. V. Ha.cii, of Warren, dered, though the enjoyment of tlie latter
BiiycnC')t'"C!U1RC whoksulcrH nuke bDccial in.j'1"'i" tlir i""d wu.
dllCCinCUt tO UH fur Cash, J- tx-.nl t Sctim, tlic Vnllvy ultinnlu
.inn, will iicllv.-r MiniKliH l customer.
t St. I Ii'li n., II. mil. .n, Columbia City,
Wiiinii and neighborhood. They maim
licltire tile vcrv lines! irnde nf cedar
By tins offer, and ho will ir customers. A diiTcrcnt i ''iK,f 'i guarantee their price, to be
article of General Merchandise n snet-ial Kale 1 " lli"K''"f the mine grade can
tic procui.il elsewhere.
an m copperhead.
1750 VOTEU3.
A Gain of
Ye will flake Money
r-t
article ot uencrai MercuaiKiise on sue
'each day of the week for cash. Ask audit
Till WHHN YOU liUY. Wc have oods galore
cu route, tmd will offer you bargains that will
save you money. We are agents for the cele
. United Men's Royal Chinook l)ress Shoes. Also
a full luie of Women's and LhiM ten's Shoes,
The Old Reliable Tirm
BAILEY & BRINN
HOUITON. OREGON.
Oriental Hotel
(TNOEI hfW MMiACIMINT
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l'rrnli lihli in MMWii every l'riday, mid
rnil Sunday dinner ut the Oriental
Motel.
The Lull given by the St. J Mm raise
hull team mi Siturday last wut a uiccs
liiianctall, mid thoe present report having
had an enjoyable time.
Magnolia, Canadian Cluh, Old Oovcrn
nietit Whiskies and Gordon's Dry ('.in ut
the Owl Saloon. Old Crow Whiskey
Also Old (Juukcr-mude
V iltetm? patronage ol the Oner!
Public unit Guarantee I lumilmrss and
Ohm Home Cooking. 1
MRS. A. T. LsWS & SON
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HARNESS COODS1
All Kinds and Grades
FIRST CLASS IK EVERT RESPECT
Cargest $loe" to Select Crom
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Low est P r
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Write for Catalogue
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Cur. 2nd Taylor Sis., Portland.
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Is Itooivius Now O'wmIh ..very unv in the Woi-k ,J
THE M5 STORE DOWN
Bv The Bin; Sawmill!-
rst. Ht'lfiw,
TME MUCKLE STORE HAS A REPU'A-
tin ' l"Ht taiullni for Only U.p '
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Houlton, Oregon.
Wcinharti's Beer
. kept on tap.
The Rest Pool Table in
Columbia County.
Ixittled ill Uind.
K ve Whiskey.
I,arjet store and larKest Mork ran lie
lonnd at 1'erry Ik C.ralura'a store ut
lloiilton. (Wimls delivered free.
Sjcakirif of the Kepiililican nominee
for county whouj nuiierintendetit the
'rant County News says: "l'rof. J. 11.
Collins, who was principal of the Canyon
City piihlie M'hool two year ilurin the
",ls, has reeently lieen nominated for the
ollne ol M-liool superintendent hy the
Kepnhlii nils of Colunihia County, l'rof.
Collins did exi'ellent wiirk, while in this
comity, us a teacher and institute worker.
The ji-nplcol Columbia County will make
no mistake hy electing him to the head
ol their schools,"
HaileyA Brtnii'ii store is liead'piarters
lor K i ial inereliandise, Houlton, Ore
gon. ' tvt K!s a s)iei mity. jjiiuiuy,
ipiantity and price Kuarantced.
It. M. liwitiK. of MayKcr. dropjied dead
in his ho.il while ni.ikiiiK a drill on Moll
dav Inst. The llry.tnt lov noticed him
lyiuK down in his hoat. and on K"'"K to
him found him dead. Mr lowing leaves
a wile un l live children - four nifU and
one Ikiv, one of the daughter. Usng Mrs
J. O. Watts, ol Siiiikm', Mr. lowing is
sikrii ol hy his ncitfhliors us a man of a
I vtrv kindly deposition, and his sudden
di ith is niiKerelv motiriu d hv his siuviv-
! inn lamily and the coimmmiay generally.
jThe luucr.il oicurrl on We lue!ap.
t'.nn.'U ik-livrrcd without charge,
willingly and s hierlully. Order freely.
M. C. OKAY St. Ilekin Or.
Mr Clarence O.irmon. who re
turned rccrnlly from east of the
mountains, reports I"'1' pc"!''1' tl,al
sfclion are e.pcctiitK vrry hih water
his smimiii , that the v.i t deposits o(
snow- have hirJIy bcRiin t" trove, and.
a t'nere i more snow in the mo.i;i
nins than ever liel'orc at ti i' season
,,f i he v.ar. and the river i- uo-.v at a
! hi;;)! si'ii;-. a record -hrealtni; flood is
( not unpo'.Mhlc,
j A lurtfe stis k of novel ju t rcceivid i t
I the St. Helens riiamiacy.
! Call and see the new line of men and
I u' suits dirts from the manufacturers.
' I'KkKY & C.KAIIAM, l'iomer Store.
The lovers of good haseha'l would
' e pleased to see a little better unlet
U j t at the k-'"s nej-eauci. .s.i
much "raKinn" ''!' ,l,e ll"'l,'rc; a"11
the spect.it"! s should he compelled to
keep back of a certain line.
Our entire line ol button shoes will l e
closed out at .Vic to 7.V ier pair.
IM-RRY & GRAHAM.
Republican incitinK have leen held
I week at tVer Island on Moll lay and
! at Seappoose on Wednesday evening. At
j Iieer Island Hon. Harrison Allen was the
ismicipal speaker, and at Seupioosc Hon.
OphU H. liiminick. Republican nominee
..r l'tesi leiilial lUivtor, made his first
!ar,iean.n.e in this county nnd delivered
' a clear cut, logical jmuviv..-. j
! to local matters and well calculated to
. i - 1.. U..t.iitlt.':lll eolilltv
win menus mr mc
;..t,i Mr. liiuiuiick will
..,r iiiiiKiintments in this county
who are interested ill Rood (,'overnnicnt
should W sure to hear him. The county
candidates ucconiuny the ic.Vors nt
each meeting.
w.is Miiuewhat nnirrttd by the diorderly
conduct of a number of Iwiyn and youiiK
men who should have had more rupect
for the rights of others. At the conclu
sion of the programme ice cream and
cukes were served, and certainly no one
hud reason to complain of the quantity
or quality. Houlton Circle is sure to
(row nn-1 prosper, with audi ood cook,
uud excellent cnterttinern.
CoiisideraMc X'o local news nnd cor
. r.-ftinudf ncc i unavo'd ibly omitted this
week.
j Hon. T. A. Mcllridc's picture in last
Monday's )re(jonian was easily rec-
oKiii.ahli! by his friends. Ill this re
spect it was an exception to the rule.
A new line ol boys' suits from f '.'.75 up.
I'liHRY & GRAHAM.
It's a picnic to be able lo buy a fivc
poiind shad, full of roc, for fifteen
cents, and Hoyal Chinook salmon for
six cents per pound. That is the mar
ket price of these fish in St. Helens at
the present time.
A new line of men's units from 7 up.
l'URRY & GRAHAM.
Our friends of the Kanier Gazette
promise to furnish the best paper in
Columbia County. All riht. hoys;
the public is the jury.
Mr. Clyde Fulton, of Astoria',' was
in St. Helens on legal business labt
Monday. .
Weinhard's Utr on tap at the Owl
saloon.
for the purpo
. It mny be well to remind the voters of
Columbia County that the men who are
i.,t,.u i.lnimiiiir that there should lie no
partisanship in tlmprest nt county contest j
are th'rrnsclvci the inort bitter and m dig-,
.! niiriiaiiis. nnd u voti: (or n tandiuate with
on the lionv varueu ut n
the patromtKC of the county oHices to
R. If. Miti.hell. HeloreyoutaKcine kcr- ;
Ister'a udviee in political matters read I Apiary
what its editor, then in charge of the Co- - Aj.bur.i . .
Iiimlnu County !cw, had to say in the , f'tnj,. , ,
issue wl that tupT dated December 15, j;cer Island.
iMarsuiauu . .
Mr. Coceland Matert M the Der
Islnnd mcctitiK that he. trad never
ttt Over the Last Regis- voted a utraitfni rvcpuuucan in-acir
traiion ana mat nc neci tuuiu
The recr strat on of vo ors lor me imov ion" " '
nresnt year was cisnipl-f ! Monday, to sevcra parties that he was sup
.... ..,,1 Tl,.. M,s : heiewliii present, purtinx the entire Republican t.cket.
the rciilt ill each pn.rim t, together I
the nntr.hcr refiswretl in IWtZ
of coinpirison:
MC KIM.KV' WAR BUTCIUiKS
Nehalem
The nssX'iated press dispatches state Oak I'oint
that AKiiimildo'a army 'is broken into , Rainier ...
small bajids carrying on a guerilla war-1 Scappoose
fare. Those rounded up will be shot or , , Warren ...
hanged us an example. It is an old max-, Union
in "All l lair in war. i
who is the barbarian, Mc Kinicy s war j
butchers, or the Filipino ass-issins, will be (
debateable now that Congress may take a j
hand.
Nothing more venomous was ever said ,
by any Copperhead during the dark days !
of the Civil war, and milder utterances
sent VallandinKham U prison. The sol- j
diers of the Second Oregon were patriots
Totals
100
:;7i I
jr.ti ii
T.l 0
lslj 27
111)
' I Net
iid'iniMain
10!.
1-!
11 .
8111 .
U5
Ti'-:
10s!.
70
in1
:tr,
77
170!
in
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2." ti 2'.il!. .
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.ii iKc'n.w 2i
The crcatcr. portion of this ain "f
2(11 s cotniioscd oi youun i ioiui
.-.iii. and noon their action will
oi iul to a Kreat extent the sie
ITISAMAJTER OF HEALTH
fie
of the
Republican majority in this county.
CLATSKANIE CORRESPONDENCE
f n....i. r fiv imu.
. ir i n. ij.f:i.ii. 11 ini .....
. .. ...I... ,:...M..4: .M,l tln.m a..: 1.......1. ..i,.r. ,,f crrriitrid on the
iin'l tne man woo mui.iu.'. --.i"K ' - " . .
north si'ie ni tne rivei, is uu.. -jurat
cottage thereon,
j Mr K. S. Krickson, having taken
un'fo himself a bundle )f calico, is
building a nice cnttace on the ea,t
; side of Conycm Creek, to cage his
I bird in. . . ;
! It iss said that last Saturday was
j Clat'kame day in the circuit court at
Helens, n. nunioer n ",ui v.it..vi.
Absolutely Pure
THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE.
THE J A 1 1 BKF.AK.
l'rlsoncr Ksepf hut In Uecap
tureJ la I'ortlantl.
"war butchers" should have lieen treaU-rl
to a coat of tar and feathers by the loyal
citix-ns of Columbia. For such a man
and his ass ci ites to ask to I e given charge
of the affairs of Columbia County is an
insult to McKinleys memory.
In the issue -ol January 5, 1W, Mr
Mitchell said: I St
v,.t ..!v the Mood of Gen. I.awton; '. were m attendance.
I o eWryy Ulovelanl loval American Two gentlemen from Kansas have
but ol every iKiosia iirm,,t,t some nice lots in the south
TXZZ KVbUipin'cs part" ( town, and are building neat
vriivi rv a.ni His si pi-orTKKS. Rem-, cottages thereon.
emlr this war h"' never U-en declared . Mr. Clark Hall and wi.e h,ve hied
bTcKre. This is McKiuley's war. themselves down to Seaside ti.is we.k
is the ...licyof Benevolent As,imila- to take a riiff of the pure salt an
lion and the Duty and Destiny racket from the old i'a a ic ocean
ti '."'has caused the trouble. Many Re-1 Mr. G. V. Welch, of Marshland.
ft &w .work, d and voted !or Mc- and W. H Conyer, of this city are
Kinley do not en Jorse this unholy war. attending the (.rand idge I. O. O. I
' ... ' as representatives of Clats!;anie lodge
McKinley is dead, but the venomous -f cjty t,,is
curs who barked at him and at our sol- j ?fr anfI llrs v. S. Miller are visit-
I'hilipjnnes are still living inT Mr. John Carroll a:v! lanuiy oier
IIAZELWOOI) TALKS.
The Best Separator.
Charles Median, indicted by the grand
jury on the charge of burglary from the
Mayger store, at Mayger, on January ,
at which time Jj'-'IU in cash was taken",
made hi cscai fjom the county jail
some time Monday night by cutting his j p(Jt th(.m jn ci,arge of the offices of this
wav tluounh the ceiling and lowering
himself down from the roof. The "vork
was done with a jack-knife and Median
must have lieen occupied with it several
nights. Mcclian was brought here from
the Portland jail, where our prisoners are
kept while a vaiting the action ol tbe
grand jury, one week ago list Men lay,
at the liegiuiiin? of tbe presnt term of
court.
Confined with Meehan was Edward
Fairehilds charged with burglary from
Flippcn and simmons store at Clatskauie.
Fairchild did not escape owing to the
fact that he is quite a large man and could
not get through the lrVe cut by Meehsn.
Fairchild a lmittid Tuesday afternoon to
the District Attorney that Meehancut bis
wav out with a knife furnished him by
a priucr named Larrcn, who pleaded
guilty nt this twin of court to the crime
larceny.
The knife was lent to Larsen, accordinX
to Fairchild' statement, by Sheriff Hat
tut to cut kindling with. Fairchild did
not "lK-ach" for the reason that Median
threatened to kill him if he did.
I.a Cruzador cigars two for a quarter at
lirinn Unis. Owl Saloon.
The base ball game between St. Helens
and Filida, Was. nines last hanclay at
this place resulted in a decided victory
for the St. Helens nine.
Sheriff Hattan conucted an energetic
pursuit of Mcchan, and offered reward of
fiiiy dollar, for his recapture which was
effected by Jailer Jackson, of Vortland.
He was brought back to St, Helens Wed
nesday on tle Iralda .
SCHOOL KKl'O RT.
diers in the
1 .1 lliw.fr
I".,", ...I. ........ .'this week. -
are asking tne jnopic j There are
in this city.
all
county.
In tle issue of July 7,
chell said:
now three Darner sno- . .
be
Whether the town
of them remains to
support
ISW, Mr. Mit-; seen. , , . ,
I Mr. V. S. Chandler moved his fam
ilv r.ver to Catlin. in Washington.
McKinley has censored the press re-; t,js WeeV. where he will engage in the
port so that onlv su h matter as suits , losging' business for about one year,
the dictator is allowed to appear in priut. j Politics makes strange, bedfellows
He has tiv melhot's ic-t knon lo him-. sometimes. It is said that a saloon
...n ..nA ivanl strikers enlisted their i i.,.., r in the tinner mrt of the
uTvic in everv nultiit where possible, to ; enuntv is working hard for some of
inject his embalmed, Keg ini el -Vgerisin ihe candidates for county offices on
ii... nuli'.ie mind. In other words!,.,, ivnhihiiiou ticket. What next?
he is through the press and jpnlpit try-j jlr Tjtn J;irhenlcid, of Deep Creek.
ini to cover up the sins an ' shortcomings j w;WiC house was recently burned to
ol the most cornit t and avari.-iousadnnn- ,i,r al its contents, we lcam
istralion since the days of Buchanan. intends to move his family to this
And this is the man who. less ".Han a j city n d po ff ones
mouth before the Democratic County an0,her pay younfr
Convention, announceu tnai ne wouiu i ,)t.aTi0 f this place has bargained
c,...-r.ri Tlwnl.K-e Roosevelt for the I'res- ,-,,r a hunch of calico -and has em
ii..'. sr. tt.nn.H ,tio. uini taktuitr ' Dloved the preacher to tie
up the tinmen upon .hcmuhi mt-
nation, announced publicly that he would
carry out the tio'.icics of his predecessor,
and from that day to this has taken no
liackward step from the Philippine pro
gramme laid down by the martyred Pres
ident. It is safe to say Roosevelt wc ul 1
not feel honored by the support of ti.is
modern Copperhead. When such men
are placed at the head of the Democratic
organization in this county it is a good
year for Republicans to vote the straight
ticket.
. , ' i.i: . .
menial Knot III tiuuiic ui
some time in the near future
have four
and all
of the Houlton i
The follow ing is j
i of all,
W. A. WOOD
RIY.t'LAR DEMOCRATIC
N,lMlSKKlfOROVSTY SCHOOL
Sl'PKKlNTiiNDKST
The eighth month
school cl.va.-d May tith.
the report :
No. days taught
No. days attfiidiince-
No. days absence
No. times tardy
No. Isiys enrolled
n. irirls enrolled
Total iiuiiiIkt enrolled
Average duilv iittendance
Those neither absent or tardy in the
advanced department arc : IVara Crouse,
I.thel Muthcws, Ida Popcjoy, Harry Pojie
joy, J-airl Perry, Kdna Perry, KU-anor
Smith, Ruth Slater, Jennie Speuce, Cora
Usher, Manlv Copeland, Hattie Wick-
I .imiti. Civile Perrv, Kva Wilkinson, and
THE PLATFORM VS. THE FACTS.
The platform of the opposition, j
adopted at Clatskauie on Saturday.
April K.. contains the" following state
ment :
"We deprecate the extravagance into
w hich our county has been plunged, and
the extortionate taxation to which we
have been subjected, which has been
doubled since l7."
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record is open to the inspection
and it is as follows:
County
County
County
County
County
County
County
County
taxes,
taxes,
taxes,
taxes,
taxes,
taxes,
taxes,
taes.
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VOTK FOR
1 1MBEK LAND. ACT JUNE 3, U-l-NOTICE
FOR PUBLICATION.
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ituv of Mnv. Hint
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sviiii,.,., ii ...n t hi. Helm.,
Allen ll,.l.n.'i.n ..( HI. Helena. '''""'
'lmni.it i;ilii,cr ul pjiiliind, Or.a.m.
Jiiui... Muelil nf I'.irllnmV l1''"""-,.,
Anv ii nl nil imr.nna elulmluK
ii.k ai.iivi.-iliBcritiinl mi'in
ni lll. Ihslr elnlnia In 110. r on
AtiiiiauNON H. uitrHi'.ii
I, H, Copeland
' .k T 1
Tr.M"'.;N 4
JO colors in silk Wc yd. Port-
1C Vll. uii'v"
ul about the same nis
Paiut, varnish, white
banners irusu
lalest styles in
land price
jCMC.
count
wa-h and paper
e. paints, etc.
hats and shoes.
M. C. GRAY.
VOTK FOR
G.W.WELCH
Regular Democratic Nominee for
County Treasurer.
stroui, Clyde
Krauk Graham.
Rt itv A. Jackson, Teacfier.
Those in the primary licpurtment were:
Ftta Popcjoy, Nellie Dunn, lidith Chirk,
Maggie .Sycnce, Ueth Perry, Ha.el Wick
strom, Fsther Cojlan l, Nellie Slater,
Roy Perry, Glen Smith, Guy Hold, i'a.e
Perry, Allen Speuce, F.muiet Smith, Alex
Spence, Wilbur Clark, Harry Dunn, Leo
nard Ridley.
GkacK MiiTze.HR, Teacher.
o Deer Island,
FOR SALR.
The s'atc tax has Im-ch very greatly in
creased: but that is certainly not the
fault of the county court, and does not
cuter into this calculation. The charge
is that taxes have been doubled as a re
sult of extravagance in county affairs,
nnd the charge is ridicuonsly untrue.
however, another matter to
which we desire to call ihe attention of
the people, and that is the comparative
condition of the county's finances in W7
and at the present time.
Indebtedness, Mar.
St. tsy; $.18,151 1.41
Indebtedness, Mar.
31, 1W14 1.129.38
$rt7.4Sj.o:i
VER-iONlA ITEMS
Richard Sesseman returned from a visit
to tlie county seat and Portland Friday.
What is the matter with Vernon ia as
the home of the pugilist? only the scrap
per belongs to the petticoat class.
Last W'ednesday a week ago the widow
Rose of Vernonia Heights and her two
sons and daughter fell upon Mrs. Hiram
Van and beat her unmercifully, aud be
ciuse the latter tried to defend herself
with a hnmuwr the former swore out a
warrant for her arrest but when the case
came up for trial the justice threw it out
of court as he could not make out trom
the evidence who was to blame,
r.ranpe met in regular session Satur
day with a goodly nunilKT present. Re
member the open meeting in June,
I. P. Sjtncer went to the Grove the
first of the week acccmpanie l by his
daughter Manz'.irette. Mr. Syeneei ex
pects to meet and bring home his son
Omar who has t een attent-.mg p.ii""'
University of California the past year.
The justic court on Saturday bound
over Harrison Ross to the circuit court
for assaulting Mrs. Hiram Van with
stones l.i it Friday.
Miss May Dereberry of Keasey was tne
guest of Mrs. D. W. Keasey Saturday.
m V.-Uie Benon left Tuesday for
rr.,,,1., tn take charce of the Gilson I
House so we are told.
Chas. S-uita was a Grove visitor Satur
day, tm his return he. brought in a load
of flour for one of our merchants.
Mr. A. S'.nnnahan of Forest Grove was
shaking hands with old friends and rela
tives this week. His resilience m :
, - ...-....I li.m. ns
Grove seems to nave s." -
he tips the beam at the 200 notch.
The boss supervisor, Mia, nieiuusci,
went to St. Helens Monday after 500 lbs.
of powder for his district. Let the good
work continue.
Many of the readers of "Kazlcwoed
Talhs" ask tis what separator we con
sider the best. The U. S. Separator
is the best made for farm use. It
skims the most cream from the milk
(holding the world's record), ha.?,
fewer parts to keep clean, is simpler
of operation, is less liable to be hurt
by accident or misuse, and above all
else, it is built to last.
To have this best of separators for
our cream patrons, we "bring them here
by the carload and stand the freight
charges ourselves, selling the
By the machines at the same price
Car- f. o. b. Portland that any one
can buy them fsr f. b.
Dcllows Falls, Vt.t wdiere the
great manmactory is located. i
timulate.interest in dairying in this
region, we will sell these separators to
all dairymen, whether our patrons or
not, and will give the same terms and
cash discounts.
Our growth as a creamery concern
depends upon our being able te ob
tain a large and continuous snppiy of .
cream from this region. Nothing will
help us so much in this as placing the
best separator made on the dairy
farms tributary to Portland.
What confirms our judgment in the
U. S. is the fact that we sell more
U. S. machines through our customers
the hy- I who have bought them than
the church , : anv other wav. When a Each
dairyman buys a U. S. and machine
uses it year after year, see- Sells
ing how it earns its cost More,
over and over again in sav
ing cream, and see how little it costs
for repairs or oil, how little bother
it is to keep it clean, how sim
ple it is to operate, and how in
stead of being hurt by ordinary farm
house usage, it keeps on year after
year skimming just as clean and run
ning just as easy, it makes him en
thusiastic about his machine. He
tells his neighbors about it and that
sells more machines of the same kind.
For every machine we sell by the lit
tle advertising we do, five are sold in
the same territory by the U. S. ma
chines already in use on farms.
Clip this Out.
and mail to the Hazelwood Cream Co.,
Portland. Oregon.
Please send mend separator catalogue
containind article oil "The Dairy In
dastry."
I have
Name
Address
. .cows.
VOTK FOR
or In"
E, E, QUICK
The Regular Republic.) Nominee
. c'"Byc,rrk'
si. ii S. Freeman
lost his lile hist Saturday afternoon, ut
tout four o'clock, by .icing,..""" "
wagou while on his way nmnc . .
Ilan s. It i.J..- ".at he nnd Mr. P.
Hughes had been to the county seat, and,
1 rct'iming, Mr. Freeman decided to i.c
BJ.r Mr. Hughes .., the laUer s
M,Je,und it was between their places
...... .i. fatal accident occurred. Mr.
IUMI . . .,... -.lir..,.ioh I
Peebles was ,sang in ;
Lnge high grade Guernsey cow, soon
fresh? trrcat milker; express spring wagon
with pole; -00 cedar fenceposts; nearly
new washing m ichine.
C. W. ADAMS, Wurren.
A BAY'S or nxu.
Yon can fi to Seaside every Sunday
via. the A. & C R. R- Only Jl.oO for
I round trip. The seconu excursion o.
from Portland to seaside mi" re-
$ 1, 341.11
20,733.22
$25,3S9.fl
NOTICE OF SALE.
forj
VOTK FOR
M -4 -May-ft
Rrululer.
1. w. HAY W. B. WM.AB0
DILLAIU) & DAY,
rWRWE YS-AT-LA W
H, Henderson
For County Clerk, Colunihia County,
Oregon
Peebles P h wm rml 8undy, May 8th. This
TTuu L"e h ghu'ied or that there cllCap round trip rate of 1.50 applies
a Z veen the team and the from Houlton and Scappoose. and ram
was a race i.ciac Everybody
Ralance .
Cash on hand Mar.
31. lsur ...
Cash on hand Mar.
31, 11H)4
Balance ........
Total $02,874.14
That is to say, Colunihia County is in
better financial" condition by $iS2,S7.U
than it was in is7. -
The Republicans should play no fa
voiites. Let every man on the ticket
have an even chance with his running
,,f "The strniaht ticket" is the
watchword in this Presidential year.
TOO HONEST.
ti.ol Oppur! unity. .
Two-year-old Durham heifer for Rale.
Iui.iir;
Will be fresh this mouth. Gentle.
P.. M. THORP, bt. Helen
, Ul ,u Xind FrJeman and Hughes I iUouW take this delightlul ride, enjoy
overturm ci nnii i . , reeuperate on
Mr. Freeman oc.uk nvc uui - - .
oione.
USTAtlURHbB
1 JOHN A. BECK
Ms-ale r is
7atc!i2S, Diamonds, SilYerware,
.... JEWELRY.,..
. Kcpaiiing a Specialty
,rrlsoaauBt.r)al FiU HimuMi.
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon for the County of Columbia.
In the nutter of the estate oi Joha
M. Gove, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant
to an order of the County Cotnt of the
State of Oregon for Columbia County,
made cn the lith day ot April, ran.
ihe undersigned, administrator of the
said estate, v. ill after the lst day of
Mav, 11W4, sell at private sde it the
oiiice of the Oregon Mist, St. Helens,
Columbia County, Oregon, to the high
est bidder, for cash, subject to the con-Crm.iii.-m
nf the Countv Court, all the
fight, title and interest the said John
;U. Gove naci at tne tune oi ins uta.i
in and to the following described real
property, to-wit : The northwest i and
the soullnvest ot section at, iu..s.'.i
north of range 2 west ot wiiiameite
meridian, in Columbia County. Oregon.
VALhiN 1 lcin. BRUivn.
Administrator oi the Estate of John M.
Gove, deceased.
Dated April U, 1904.
at a
thrown out,
$8.50 Values far 1.9a
Also a better grade of boys' suits, rcgu-
... i-.......,,.n was thiitv-scven
COVTH. . ., ,. , . m r., ,. ,
leaves u wnv tar .) vames 101
timed nxt rl.nr to Cnurthouis,
HI llltl.KNl.0RK00N,
u:s.
i
ttU,ut fifty feet, his heait muter .ec..
He lived only an Dour, "ir. ....
" ... ,....1....! Iml is ranidlv re-
cpiite serious yo. . -
a baa una uai wim y.j
t.,.1 I... t tirv i. -1 i- 41 fotl' AllltS.
,-2"t, i rrTev.'. Y: ztm . of
FOR PORTLAND DAILY
QPPARATOR Lo 'children. The funeral occurred onje
WM. -T .
waiuiconauiituissV-
man i.
nu'tabfr
i .... 1 U.. ..rii'Q.
of RaiiiU:r.onauciei. n
: shoes, pants, hats, shirts or underwear,
.car, tnil CATALOOUS FREE , 01 . , In the MisT?Srcial cut on trunks and -valises.
SrTwOOD CREAM CO. oVy., " , ,-r-rorner First and Yamhill.
i'lll priifth ln any court, BtaU or Fed- "
rL
John
gain Columbia County is placed
disadvantage Dy me "'.'
its olhcials-. vve nave cue....... v.-
amiived much of Assessor Whites
work and lind it all of a very h.ffh
grade. The books, while they may
unl he absolutely correct in every par-
ticnlar, yet wc believe- for 'accuracy
i nii,.u iticv have excelled all
ami ii.". - t
former Republican assessors work.
R. 11. Mitchell's News. '
ti.-,i is nrohablv the reason Mr.
Mitchell is opposing Mr. White's can
didacy for the oflice of sheriff. He is
I- afraid White will be honest.
w- -m m ;iHi iiir mm n.-ci
Steamer Iralda
C. I. Hifgkitirk, Naster.
ltAlt.ROAP TTMJE.
,-Juh-. l:!.llil-. -',M 1
! arriv ing si 1st. lick-" i I
GVARDIAN'S KOTiCl.
In the l omiiv Court of th Slate of Oregon., r"r
rclumUs eouuty. ,,.',.n .
In the iiiBtieref the Oimr.llannlp of WI.uo A.
yW&liX 01VEN THAT TUB
i n.i.Wiint.l, limiriliau (in Orwu) .l line
i:i-auH.i.iliiii estnte .( ..iia uiinnr. lis. mul nt.
:..iai iir iiial n. coiint ill sot.l n.a li'r ni inn
le fri ... ...i "i.,"1'1 v.........
an oMer hix rn in il
mini: tlie SJM any "i y.
11 ,,',' mH A. M. t mdvii. ir
j.'et'.uii. to .:;l.l iiiiii. i "'
........ t nn.! Irr ill' S" 1,. iri'i'l ii"-.-.'..
' M. ... l liillt-il-N,
tinariliiiii ol tti e.taiB (:i. ine.u ) ol llha
A. Iiailo aa.in.ir (
A If-Mil 1 A ( t.'ii- v ti tm ill jUi
anl Past Frsit.
PORTLAND LANDING. TAYLOR ST.
rujjuuiijiu
Jjr.NTlhT
Dlt. I). U. STUART.
K.-.IKIKU. oKi:ti(Jjr
(VVcc la the Delta Eluck