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About The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 19, 1904)
y OREGON LIST filtered at the PotofVic,e at St. Helens, Oregon, as scccnJ-cltss uiAil mutter. 1. .- 1 - t ISSUKD KVKRY FKIUAV BV K. H. FLAGO, Editor asi I'rophiktor. One copy, one year, In advance $1 00 Sis months.... 60 Legal noticM 25 ceut per lims. FRIDAY, AUGUST 19. The fool hunter or fisherman wh BREAKS CAMP and LEAVES A FIRE BURNING should be put tchtre kt tan do no more harm. OCR LOCAL TRAGEDY, Io etnall community like St. Helens it ia difficult to write the tnuli regard ing local scandal without exciting the animosity of tome, ret that is exactly JJjajt newspaper mijst do if it is to be a iaotor for good in the coniuutnity and worthy of the respect of the people of the eonnty in which it is published. Those who criticiso superficially the actions of the child who haa come into auch disgraceful prominence should think a little deeper and their blame ruay be mingled with pity. Kncom rrnssed by good influences, surrounded by everything tlist tends to the tip boildiug of their moral nature, with all the advantages that wealth and Lreed jng can give, children have grown op into perverts, disgraced their parents, and become members of the irreclaima ble criminal class, Ts there not, then xonie pity for the young girl who, with out any of these advantages, has thrown her life away aad put herself at the merry of the male brutes who have played the part cf seducer, and pander, pf bright intellect and a romantic .disposition, with a negligent father who spends his tjine and money in the sal oons, and home surroundings that no one bat a wife is ever ever expevted to submit to, this young gttl turned fio n )ier drudgery to the only recreation she conld bave the read n; of highly epictd and corrupting novels, w hich have so wrought upon her moral nature that she aectns absolutely enable pi distinguish troth from i:UHbxxJ, and h$s toli a mass of stories that are conflicting and .totally nnwortliy of belief. Yet it must be remembered that in all this she is the main sufferer. The man who ruined her will probably .escape any punish ment by the low, and it js .doubtful whether there will be any conviction as a result of the eerie of crimes that have been committed ; hut the girl's punish ment will be sure and terrible, in all jiuinan probability. Those who enter upon the flower-strewn path of rice very seldom are diverted therefrom. They generally pursue it to the bitter end; jind. what ths.t means very few know. If it conld be known before the first false step is taken the ranks of the ! demi-monde would be lacking in re cruits. If all the horrors and nameless jnfamics that men and women descend po could be shown to a young girl w hose pchnaUona are wayward, and she could be impressed with the idea that she is entering upon a course to which there is no other termination, it might be f hat even a life of toil, amid uncongeni al surroundings, would seem bearable pntil the time came for a legitimate release. There are other girls and boys in tbia community and in all other com fntjnjtiee, who are in danger, and it is Jot them we write. They are liable to think their lot it bard when it is not really so, but even if it is, it is generally better to endure existing evils than to fly to others that yoa know not of. It it to be hoped that the lesson taught will be of some benefit to others, that mothers and fathers will take better care of their children and more lntere.it la their homes. If parents prefer "pleasure" to doty they may ba sure heir children will do the same. It is idle for an immoral man to prate about morality or to profess defperan sorrow when his children go astray. iaV -rmm w w w ww "' M the rmLirrm isxrosmox. Largest Single Kxhlhjt at The World's Fair. Includes Five Na, tire Y Maces. front our special eorrvspouden,!. Sr. bouis, a.uxui.1 tl, 1004. II shuuM o a grultfylai thing to 111 Ameri can ropU that their Drat Colonial Exhibit should l tfesamc t!m ba the best colon!) exhibition ever held. At 8J. I.c-nta the Philip pine K pool l Ion la largest tingle exhibit ou tha Fairgrounds. It coven 17 acres ut rulllm rouutry n4 trtclii.tss tunilrctl btilMlntsof all site a in! shape, frum the diminutive nip shack of a SYfrll lo rcprudiutlau of th Ca thedral at Manila. There are nearly thirteen hundrv4 utlv on the Reservation, renre-sent-mt partitas twenty dtfTercut tribe and show all the stages o( eoonomle development from the alortxiiil, who ta only a step from Uw lowest t;pe of humanity, the scout, whi Is a regular In the I'nltcd stales army, and Ihe Via aran. who weaves fabrics of real bcauiy. The Philippine Kxposillon ft complete In It sell. It hat Its own departments ol Acrlrallar -I'uniineree, Kitucatiou. Forestry, Vlhuolopy, ek'..and separate building for each. It hat Its own police force and power plant. For Ino year the work of aawtrbltna; and tailed a myriad of general exhibit. Including thrt treaturesof the Hhilipplne Hauda, On the tonth lido nf the rlwa la the COXMKltCI BUtLPIKO, ThUtioXipeclal interest, hers are shown s treat number ot the imports in the Islands, and q( the various a-llclaa of native product and manufacture, which constitute the Internal commerce ot the aichlpel, at well as the principal articles of etpo.t This department it In chary ot Mr, Chat, P. Fenner. who la a Eiemtur of Ihe American Cbamtet uf Com merce ot Manila. The Manila bulMing la an exact represent- tlon of the style of dwelling used by tit upper classes lu ihe larger towns and citlea at the la- lauds. In It are Installed the lexill fabrics of native uiamifactnre, and cobwebby lace, boau tltul Just and shimmering plna, etubrtdderlea te fine and delicate that on wonders how they stood transportation. Facing diagonally serosa the rear entrance ot the Wa are the Forestry and ElhnoWy btilltllna There la no sscanlug the fact that to the aver aire World's Fair visitor, the Interest ot au ex hibit like thai cf lb I'hlllpplue Government eeulert In the natlvas aad nailve vlllaccj, ami a constant si ream of people wake their way to see the "dog eaters" and "head-hunters." The sp.ioe given bv the ncnpaier to lb Igorota Is oat of alt proportion to their real Importance. U should be remembered that out of seven and .J'St-igfeSB'S'.. a.' x... . Tttrv Hot Rolls, hot muffins, hot cakes, made with Royal Baking Powder may be freely eaten without fear of indigestion. THE PHILIPPINES BUILDING, ST. LOUIS. installing the seventy odd thnjaand exhibits hss been uuder way. An Exposition Board, headed by Dr. William F. Wilton, of Ihe Phila delphia Commerce Museum, and including Dr. Gustavo Merderlcin and several Filipinos, bv the greatest acUvli , brought the whole re sources oi the Island fnio play with the result that one can now learn more about the Philip pines Id St. Louis than in Manila. The whole commercial aud ethnological story ux Ihe is lands Is spiead out before one. ahalf mHlioa people nth Ulanda, Ins than S30.000 are uncivilized, and that an Igarirt war rior Is aa much an object of eurleaity to a resi dent of Manila as be la loaa American. In deed, many Filipino at the Fair have there en representatives of the wild tribes lor the ant lime. THC IrjOKOT VILLtflS contain III natives, belonging to three differ ent tribe. The Bon toes, guyor and Ttnaul- j anes, all from the central part of Northern La The exhibit Is built aroand typical pleja-al0- Scientists have declared that with proper veritable picture of numberless public squares in the Islands. Facing the fountain in lu cen ter are four bniMings. each a reproduction of higher type of Spanish- Philippine architecture, aud radiaUng from this center are the different types of dwellings of our island people telling the story cf their commercial development since the daa ol primeval mau. Along the outskirts o( this reservation are grouped the training, they are susceptible to a nine state ef development and. unlike the Ame: lean Indian, will accept raiher than de!y the advance of American civilization. They are barbarians. Their religion ta a kind of spirit worship. As a rule they arc hetvd-h antert. They ' are copper Colored, have h gh cheek hones, Aat nose aud thick lips, their fcxrr ia might aud black and is often worn long, rrobebly no tribe in Ihe TUli KtrrllSSON CAME. Michael Flerter Held to Await Action of The tJrand Jnry. The preliminary examination of Mi chael Picrter, charged with the abduc tion of Mary Robinson, was held at the. court house in St. Helena on Tuesday last, Deputy District Attorney Powell appearing for the State, and Dillard & Day for the defense. Picrter was held to await the action of the grand Jury, bis bond beiiiK fixed at Yi00, which we understand will be given in a few days. IJlary Robinson testified that she left her home on the morning of July Sit, and wettt to the scow occupied by Picr ter. She told him she was in trouble and intended to commit suicide. He endeavored to induce her to return to her parents, and promised th.it if she did so he would straighten matters up with them, but upon her refusing he consented to conceal her and tke her away. The Erst night they stopjd at the scow. While at the scow, the K'rl testified that she wrote the note stating that site had committed suicide, and Picrter at tached it to her dress skirt and left it on the woodpile on the St. Helens wharf. On the morning of July 30 they crossed Nigger Creek in a rowboat, and Picrter secreted her under the ledge of a bluS, where she remained nntil about 2 a. m. of July SI. They moved to several place in the woods during her stay in this CLATSKANIE CORRESPONDENCE A quiet wedding occurred at the resi dence ol Mr. A. V. Mycin Sunday even ing, the contracting parties being Mr. John P. Myers aud Miaa Dora E. I.ig gett, Rev. Hawkina. nthcialing. The bride was bcatiUiuliv tltvaard in white aud held in her hand a bwuet ol white tlowcr. ticorge Conyer was best mux) and Mis Gertie Liggett bridesmaid. The cercnionv took twVe at 7 o'clock in the evening, alter which a bounteous aupr was served. Alter supper the happy pair took the train lor the Seaside, wlicte they will remain fur about a week. lt f,r I'.raut. ol Sca-imKMC, ho had the coniract for grading llie countv road aouth ol the city. tiniltcd the work last Momlav. t'.conie dc-rves a great deal oi credit for pushing the wutk with alt possible dUMtch and the manner in I wliu-h the worn w uone, c irnra 1 that he has the contract lor nratliug the county road )ut outside of the city mu tts ana running uu uic nwi. The base ball nine (rotti Portland t ha waj to pUv a game with our tniya Sun dav, laile.1 to m.itrrialue. Some say they liad cold feet and could not leave their mammas. Mm. Com Downing (nee Mile) is vis iting this week at Alder Grove with Mis Nora Louvers. W. H. Conyer left Monday morning for St. Helens to attend tu otue Icg-J Ihisiiicss in the county clerk's iilhr. If you are conptlUi to build a Fllit ia the timbtr country lie St'KH to rtfin'au tetry spark of it btfort you ur. Mis Elsie Johnson Is visiting nt St. Hc'ctM this wee' with Miss Nellie l.nws. Mr. L. liurithiiitt tt: 1 Mr. jaiucs M-irr a'Uudcd the CoUimlna County pom-ma t'.raiiifc held nt CUWc.is delegates Irom SALE different tribes, whose chief claim to a'tentiou ! Atvhipeiato can prwtur such pienlld spesd- Ues in their spectacular habits and mode of living. The main entrance to the reservation Is across the Uridxe of Spain and through mi ar.ii.litD city. This It a reproduction of the wallsnhtcli ur rvtuud thecily of Manila, dating from ths six teenth century. Here a large exhibit has been gathered; ou one tide by the I'hilipplne (.on-stUi.a.-y: on tue other by the l'nitd State 1 army. It includes speeimer.t of all thedlrTereut weap'jns used by Inrader and defender since the days of Magellan. Side by side with the blow guns of the Negrito will be found the axe used by the Igorot head-hunter. The regale tlou oaulcen of the American troops displayed alongside the bamboo tubes used as a vessel for water throughout the islands; powder made by the insurgent army fiom charcoal, saltpeter mens physically. The men have strong chests. well developed rausclea. and possess great strength and power ol endurance. The women are generally well formed, erect, and among tome tribes, as graceful at Orleutal women. In their native emditlu they have only a scant costume, a woven b:eevb clout of body color for th meu, and an apron of bark for the wo men. TUe'Hectoos nre the cost athlete, daring and the fiercest of the Luion people. They are industrious to a degree. They are head hunt, ersand carry on frequent expedition against neighboring tribes There are W Boutooa tu the village, 1) ef whom are women. I'niike moat of Ihe other tribes ther do not work In bamboo but build their house of rough hews planks, tfiiial on the grouud, with straw, thatched roo t. Uice Is the tuple diet, to i ttrat cottage built town. When Com. The electoral coilege which will be chosen in November will consist of 470 electors. This is an increase of 29 ovet four years ago, and 233 are necessary to a choice, against 224 then. ft's a pretty strong country that can (hip out $40,000,000 worth of gold in a month and never feel it. That's us. Tell your children NoTtO SET OUT flSSS anywhere. The postoffice department has 1'sued ar order directing that all railway pos tal clerks shall give $1000 bonds to the United States tor the faithful perform ance of all duties and trosta imposed j;pq th.etn by law and the rales and regulations of the department. Each clerk shall pay the premium chargeable to himself. Bonds will be filed with the Secont) .Assistant Poetjiaeter General. This order affects approximately 10,000 DEER J3LLND NOTES Mr. O. I. Bumgardner and Robert Ol son, of Salem, are visiting relatives and friends at Deer Island this week. Fire is raging about a mile or so back pf Deer Island and has done quite a bit of damage already, burning up several hundred cords of wood. The fire was caused by Mr. i, H'ugnes' setting bis slashing on fire. E. Seffcrtwas a Portland visitor this week. Miss Rhoda Bradley returned home Sunday after visiting her aunt, Mrs. priglish for Jhc last taotU. Mr. Dan Richardson, of St. Helens, was a Deer Island visitor Sunday and Monday. ' ' ' Palmer camp has closed down for seve ral days. Mrs. Louisa Jones, Mrs. E. Fessenden and heads of aafetr matches show, at well aa ' seiher with a meat slew, and on oecasious of the crude machinery used In itt preparation; ' 'saMing they eat do. Antonio, chief of the cannon of all descriptions, from the smIl bras . w" tleeuxl to hi position by popular carrouade carried on the Spautsh galleons to the Tote ''' he was declared to be the bravest ebony imitation of the modern field piece j ' ,n '"'rote. wrapped with rattan, which, after a few round Ho mBr heads he hia brought back from has been fired, was more dangerous to the man ' expeditions u a mooted question, but Unveraor In charge than to the enmy. Hunt U authority for the statement that to hi Pasting outtide ths Walled City the visitor i owa knowledge Antonio haskilleo five men. faces th And monument, acopr of the Kately T" acvou edumnwhichtandsattheendofthelaleCoo.r" miner and weaver. Large deposits of drive In Manila. This statue was erected in : copper ore are found lu the mountains and the honor olSimoa de Anda. the first to govern the ) meB nve Ingeniously worked It Inte po and rhilipptne alter the British release,! them, j ,ron4- "r tnlr cruae metnoa ol redaction From the monument, looking toward the eatt. , Industrially they stand on a high level. U the Visa) an Village, toward th west Is th I The wonwn are remarkable manufacturer ACEiccxTvait. sciiDina, OI ongnt eiotn ot uiucreui colors, ny means ol " , ' " Clatskanie Grange. during the day and bringing her food at , ,)r M u lv;Ilf, night. She also testified to criminal in-' i,k laud wrst ol timacy between Piertcr and herself. The girl's testimony was that nothin was done without her consent, and that The citv is lull nt strangers. Wc hear i tn.inv ait use imcsiton. "wiierc n.i iticv all conic frLitii, anil where are thry go. MIDSLMMELl mm For July nnj AuKU5t we will sell all our $20, $30 and $40 UNCLAIHUD SUIT3 AT HALF PRIcn. f 18.00 Unclaimed Suits '. $ 8.50 20.00 Unclaimed Suits 10.00 25.00 Uuchimcd Suit ia.50 30.01) Unclaimcii ouiu ij.rx) 5.00 Uudaimed Trouscri 1,45 8.00 Unclaimed Trousers a.os 10.00 Unclaimed Trousers 3.95 Odd Vests in till styles and colors gij DURING Till. SUMMER MONTHS ONI.Y. FARNSWORTH-HERAID TAILORING CO., 218 Wnshiiifrton Strt'ot, New Falling Buildiiifr, PfiRTT AMn dTTr.r-ir-'s.r L, Vs) 111 New STEILI NC H AT sjj At $J Ulhe best ia th Market " IDt. U.I Pn Vawa Wa,,aw4 .' ' S X S.j:tj; r t ' V Wui No! Safe Tcnr Money ? WELCH THC SMCMICAm CLOTHItft Anil Ka I'litin fill to 5. MATS In the Latest liajie a l and ia no New and Uaiulsomc Styles At .$.7o, $V.mf $15, $18, $20, and $22.80 NKW SPUING SHIRTS $1 NECKWEAR, BOYS' SHOES r I IVIK a Ms, hi 1 1 1 ritu . I ram tl ta It.M x llrekeu aiara. 4 1.11 .C I.IM mi j ptcted it will add to the Ix-.itities of the Jj is la i Lie ,, i westrrn part l the citv. v .. . . .... v s V j V.. .y V Ss.s f f i 222-3 Korriscn St.,Ccr. First pen'. Uudsrwearf PORTLAND. n 4,, '" , she could have returned to ber parents at anv time had she desired to do so. On the niuht of Tucsdav. Auetlst il. thev saiieu io a iJoint opposite tnc hkhuioiiw at the mouth of the Willamette, and from there walked to Vancouver, where l'ier tcr tried to get her admitted to the Sis ters' school, but tailed. From there the pair went to Oreifon City, and drove from that ' place The Heath IVuallj. ' A little thin? s. iiicti!iics results death. Tims a mere .r.itJl, in-,: cant cuts or punv KmIs luve tvaf ; death penultv. It is wise to have Illicit len t Arnica S.tlve ever linnilv. Its the best siilve on e.irlh aud will prevent ! l.iUlitv, when burns, sores, ulcer aud nd the riles tlircutcn. tinlv '.'.V. at Si, Helens to Beaverton, where I'iertcr made an rli.irutacy. agreement for her to be kept at the Ilea-1 verton riorue until sne was is years oi age, his iutention being to marry her at It is criminal ctmlisintss Io KISK your NKIGHltoK'S I'KOl'li KTY by a large nip structure, with conservatory front, ia wbich is tbowa the record of the Bureau of Agriculiur ot tht, rtailirpine Island .luring the past three Tears. latide are all of ths ex hibits pertaining- te agriculture and horticul ture. Tbere are several bnnrlred varieties ard sub varieties of rice from all the lsUu'lsj tbe ex hibit of sbrubs, cotton and tree-cotton and pro cesses of manufacture; all trades of sugnr, hemp, and erery variety of fibers In use by the different tribes and natives; all of tbe oil pro ducing. Including copra; also tobacco in leaf and manufactured; erery obtainable specimen of fruit eultlrated and wild, vegetables and tuber used at food by tbe natives: distilled ! iook not ""like Affican negroes but are much spirits from dltterent palm leaf asp, aa well at sller, averaging about 4 feet 10 Inches, while gar. rice and corn, the different kind of cere- ro shorter still. They are skillful 1, also all kind of pears and beans and vefte I w"h and arrow. They polsoa the arrow tables seeds; a large variety of hat and bat ,et ! ad ,or centariea have been Ihe terror ol tbo work, models of bouses and rransrlea in n in ! other islanders. au ingenious hand loom. They moke tbe yarn out of hemtjland tree fibre. All ol tbe Buroo men, women and children use tobacco. THS TiaUCIADlit cod t from tbe timber region and are among the best of alt tbe worker In bamboo. They bevelarge and well constructed house, built three feet off tbe ground aud thatched with nt pa. They arc especially adept with arrow for warring purposes, while tbe bill tribe use principally spears and steel axe. tux axaxiro are not reeei ring much attention from the press and public as the Igorot, but they ar far more Interesting to the ethnologist. They the Islands, and model of all the Implements In use by the different nianufacturers. This exhibit It uuder the direetioit of Mr. C. L. Hill. fasting on, the visitor enters Ihe Plata Santa prut, upon vhleh front the Arnmlamento, the government building, the Cathedral, the Com merce building and a typical Manila house. These building are really fine example of tbe better class of Manila construction. Tak log tbe different building in turn, we enter first the Cathedral, which 1 a reproduction of the Cath edral presided over by Hi Eminence, Areb- b:hop Hart;, formerly of St. Louis. In this builulag are Installed the educational, uid part of the art exhibits. THS EDUCATIONAL EXHIBIT. Onthelrd of Aurust, three years after th first landing of the American troops, th trans port Thomas dropped anchor lu ' Manila bay with a shipload of American teachers on board. With the arrival of this large working corps of trained teacher, the real work of the Philip pine Bureau of Education began. Only one who know what the condition of the schools was at that time can apprK-talewhat baa been accomplished during the past three years. A 'conservative summing up of Ihe work done I given In the statement tht the English learned by th KUiplne people in the pst Ibree yean ta greater In amount than tbe Spanish Ihey acquired in th four hundred year of ripiuljh nil. ths reiLtrriKE schoou. A Philippine school I sn attractive operation on the Eiposlton grounds aud Is probably the most interesting tingle feature ot thce.hlbit. This la odd lu s school honse of bamboo and nipapalm, an exact duplicate of a country school building in the islands. FJUnlue pupils The Philippine Exposition It educational from beginning to end and at the same time It 1 characterized by tbe most vital human Inter est. To tbe study of ethnology, of economic, of politics, it ia of paramount importance, to the average vlsilor who seek morely novelty and sensation. It Is without equal at Use Fair. Te tbe business man It shows the abllltlee awl methods of the Filipino aad the resources of the Island. It I the one exnibltat Kt. Louis which no American can afford to miss. the end of that time. Martin White, sheriff, testified that 1'ierter's statement to him was the same with regard to the places where the girl was concealed as tltat given by herself. Cross-examination failed to shake the girl's testimony in any respect, and was directed to bringing into the case tbe young man whom she at first accused of being her sedncer, hut this was ruled out by the Justice. The girl's testimony was given in a straightforward, unembarrassed I'lKl.Nt; SLASHINGS at thu timt. VERWOWIA ITEMS K. D. North was attending the trail ers' examination ut the county scat this week. Mrs. Kva Mellinger Allen and child ren, of Canton, are the quests of Chas. Mcllinger and Umily tins week. E. R. Thorpe is kept iuite biisv these days putting In Ins winter stocks of gnods. fie made two trips to Clatskanie this week. PORTLAIMO, OREGON 4 areneul S. V. Mist and Oregonian $2,00 av I ST. HELENS I PHARMACY i manner. The courtroom was packed Forest fires are raging on Ko. k Creek with spectators, minors being excluded. ' nd the Nehalcm, destroying much The feeling agains't I'ierter is intense, and Xnlua,,lc aud also doing much , , . , ... . .. . damage to fences, etc. There should be the conduct 01 the girl is not considered , Uw d till rniMfBfrt frtxn any defease for him. Li 1 nil'.. .. . nd Mr. jacTr. 'Woods were Patlaad visi- T " ..."'! ii.r thi'a w,MV I """' "' ounuiua is so urrangou mat me . .. , , I school work can be easily observed ty visiting ills Georgia Gale returned home after j students and teacher. The educational exhib- visltlng several days with Mr. and Jlrs. 11 was collected and Is under the direction of A. Stuicy. ' R Hsger, Innlructor in pbjslcal te.leece laths If you re cwjHlled to build a FIRE ia t?rCd! Xt,"h U U' tht tipibtrctHiHtrybt SrRE to extinguish j Dinctlr aaron tbe plai from tta Catbsdral fWjl tgjrh of it b'firtpn Ulf :3. lr tb (joieroaieot eatKing, la which 1 to- Knd of Bitter Fight. "Two physicians had a long and stub born fight with an a bees on my right lung," writes J. F. Hughes, of DuPont, Ga., "and gave me np. Everybody thought my time had come. Aj a last resqjt I tried Dr. King's New Discovery tor consumption, j ne benefit 1 received was striking and I was on my feet in r few days. Now I've entirely regained my health. It conquers all coughs, colds, and throat and lung troubles. Guaranteed by the St. Helens Pharmacy. I't.cs uuc at,d ft. TtiiU U4tie, fttc. The fool hunter or fisherman who BREAKS CAMP aud leaves a Urn ham- log should bePCT where HE CAN DQ NO MORE HARM. DBAWS THE LIKE. Yoa have no light to bara toar slash loir an til all danger of destroy lag sar roaadlng property Is past. EICVKSI0S TO THE CIBCl'S. Special excursion rates on all line of travel havo been arranged for by the management of Ringling Brothers' World's Greatest Shows, and those who wish to go to Portland, where this great circus exhibits, Monday aad Tuesday, August 29 and 30, can do so at very little exrjense. 1 his will be the onlv uoint in this vicinity where the show will exhibit this season, and no one should miss the camping only on certain ramp grounds designated by the county officials. Then a closer watch could he kept and we lie lieve fewer forest fire aould ! allowed. The fool boater or Oaherman who CREAKS CAMP and I.KAVHS A PIRK BURNING should lie xut when ht can do no more harm. O. G. Hult left for Purest Grove Fri day, accompanied by John Smith and two tons, Charles and Kdwin. The three latter go to seek work in the lurvr.i.1 fields. T. H. North brought in a loud of freight for our mercminU Saturday from Forest Grove. Omar Shanmihan sold ei;ht head of came io iwis Larttens. ol Matininir la 1'atronic a drug store when vou want tittic, ftcsh and reliable Drugs and Patent Medicines Perfumery, Toilet Articles, Etc. HEADQUARTERS FOR SCHOOL BOORS A Fine Line of Writing Supplies. Plain and Decorated Crepe Paper, Etc. Direct from Poblisk-Rcgiilar 25-cent No.els OdIj ifl Cents opportunity to witness it. Ringling ! a oeuvcren the sunie Friday, returning Brothers' circus ba been the leading , Saturday with a load of lumber. Omar arenic exhibition of America for years, but the show has never been permitted to rest upon its reputation. Although it long ago passed the point of competition, every season sees a greater and intends erecting aaew house on his farm above town in the near future. Deputy Prosecuting District Attorney Powell was doing official business in our oerir monciay. returning ti th m ,,., t"1" !ilreIy, ,nd 5ntf l5f C.' J' E' Dow' ' hands btned efforts of 37o wonderful artist in and greeting his old friend, Momfay He the equestrian, gymnastic, equilibristic, reports the cream business improving also that Hazel wood bad raised the price of butter fat 'iyi centa p?r pound. 1). W. Keascy, our genteel postmaster, is rusticating on upper Rock Creek this week, and K. Sesscman is cream man in uis aotence. Tbe Georgia su pre me cou rt h as granted an injiin' tion on the petition of a widow restraining a Savannah young man from communicating with ber daughter, 16 yea,rs old, "either by letter, note, tele graph, telephone, public or private mes senger, or by whistle, sign, signal, scheme or device whatsoever, whether practiced alone or in conjunction with another, by which his thoughts or will may 'be communicated or become intel ligible to said Celeste." This is drawing the reins pretty tightly to forbid a youth from whittling aut tots to his girl, and is probably another case where CUDid's Wuit will probably win. acrobatic and aerial line, together with forty tamous clowns and hundreds ol les ser lights. Six hundred and fifty horses are used and a marvelous trained animal department is presented. The circus this seaspj is cuatly enlarged by the spectacular production of Jerusalem and the Crusades, a pantomimic presentation of the well known and beautiful histori cal narrative of the Crusader. Tbe vast managene has among hundreds of fea tures the pnly living PW ' giraffes, tbe first baby elephant successfully bred snd reared in America, and the only rhinoce ros in captivity. There is a gorgeous re vival ot the Koman hippodrome races, and many1 other stupendous features in this great circus. Circus day opens with a brilliant street parade, three Utiles, in length. Don't fail to see it. If you are com pulled to Balld 4 Fli-e its the TIMBER COUNTRY, be sare to Extinguish every spark of it BE FORE YOU LEAVE. w Pot an Knit to It All. A grievous wail oftimcs comes as a result of unbearable pain from over taxed organs. Dizziness, backache,' liver com- Elaintand constipation. But thanks to ir. Kine's New Life Pills thev nut an end to it all. They are gentle but thor ough. Try them. Only S!5c. Guaraii- teed by the St. Helens Pharmacy It is Criminal Carelfssnww'to RISK your NKiGHBUK'S PROPERTY by r iring manning Al l ills TIM H. HUM MONK. In tb ClrcHlt Court of tha Bute of Orozon for the County olColnmMs. ' Abble W. Houlr. Italatltr, vs. Jebn H. Hrmlro, Dofenrlaat. 1 ' To John k. K'lulrs, dafendant lu tha above sn- mien iiv rMTHKNAatKOFTME STATE OF ORE'lOS You ar hereby rviiir1 to si.twsr and an swer lo th couinfalnt IHe.l against you 111 (hi above utltl4ilt by th 101 li day of October saliikl MatrlstilllM Mm hihi.uI t.w you lorillssolutlun of liieiuarrbMjjinoni """j.n u aui w"i piaintin Derelu, ami If yuu fail lu answer lMleu now and the aalrl lime, for want thereof. Ihe planum will ik, lll1lIKInt ajfUltilt VOtl for Utssnlnllrm A, ruarrla contract any, existing belweeu .,, and sukI lalntiir. ' Tnla summon I Diailo ngd scrviul bv iiul,. eatlon In pursuance 11 an order rami fiv tha Honorable K. tl. llnttati, Cminty luilxn fur Culmnljla toiuity, bltite of Orcitott, dated ths 1Mb dar of Auirimt. 10O1: said i,r,ir ,, that the first uublWtailmiof this suminnntsliall beniadaon rti 1Mb day of Antrim, iiui, and III Inst publication on the Milt idiy ol ruinteui. br, ltl. w. M. bAVbi, ' A us 1 ecpt 30. Attoraey for I'lajallff. KNIGHT SHOE CO. Iina. Opposite the Pcrkinc Hotel CUT THIS OUT And Havfi Yoni' Ti.tii ri..,i v.... without hiuimieri, No h ' Ooli Filling All Work (iintviii' teed. At DR. KNODEBS OFFICE, Mohawk r.i.illi..Tl.ii'! nml Moriino., Sin., VwQwh T, i
