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Newspaper Page TextOREGQff MIST JSnteradat tha PostsiBca at St. Helens, TNtmo Vvbv Finny By -K. H. FLAGC, Editor and Proprietor. One copv, one year, is advance . . .1 1 00 Si months. .'. . . f 50 f Legal notice 25 cents per line. FRIDAY. JANUARY 13. THE OFFICIAL PAPER, Th Count? Comt (or Columbia Coantv. on Friday last, annotated the Mhrt til county olficial' paper lor tha year 1905. This was done no cording t6 law, for the reason that the Aim on trie largost ciicuutiou ot an; paper published in the county. Last year the Kainiur Uazetta was' appointed (or the rame reason. The Mitt Is proud 'of Its growth in the put yr and hopes to do ttill better durinilSKO. The edi- tor ha dono his best to msitJ The Mist 'a readable paper and an iiifliieuene for progress. During the yi..r to como he txpects to increase its circulation and iufluence and retain Its position as the leading paper of the county. The "coni 'munity in which it is published will not . support a paper without outside aid, 'but it is the county eeat, and fir that Titian the best place far the publication of a paper" of interest to the whole county. The Mist is Republican in 'politics, bnt it does not ask for aiibsorip lion on that account alone. What the 'people want it good .honest service, and any paper, in order to succeed, must hare their respect. We propose to tell 'U;a truth, at we understand it, about all rnaftersof public interest. Continual 'fault finding benefits no one; bat where there it real cause for public complaint, "re propose to voice it, and oar columns ViItiyttepen'to'(!riticisia of tbe eta of oar ofljdals, providing the person criticising hat the honesty and roau 'lioodtb be personally responsible for bis communication. " ' ' ; ueioos rorwani to a 6ny and pros perous year. Tbe demand for oar pro ducts is constantly increasing and the 'great numbers of Eastern people who Are coining to the Lewi and Clark Cen tennial will doabtlest fnrnisb us with Way new teltlert of desirable class. Xet at pat aside all profitless jealousies end contentions and wqrk in harmony Jot tha general good. SHORT BITS. Tha Legislature should piM a bill compelling every rancher to' cut-Ills slashings into small pieces and bora them in the kitchen stove.' In Uiisuianf nor they would thoroughly protect Its big timber ownert. Wa suggest to lion. Goo. Mayger that if the owners of timber in this count) desire protection from forest fires they should fiy for it, I-t them appoint forest ranger witli police authority, un der sensible regulations that will not work too great baYdohip" o'n fli! wen who are trying to' clear their land. " FOREoT FIRES. It appears that the m nor of Portland is exempt from indii'tiuen't, 'the tin or. v being that the mayor can do no wroug. At s matter of fact he has openly boast ed of establishing an unlawful system of blackmail upon the gain liters, in return for which they were jjerniitted to plv their robuuii( avo.-atlous Thst great "it former," 'John Matiuintf, requested that the indictment asaiiii-t Mayor Williams be dismissed and the court to ordered Saturday was getaway day for the County Commissioners. They made all the appointments for road enporvsrors on the afternoon of that day and then hit the trail for the railroaJ. It was n great scheme. It now appears that there is no bran -h of tho county expenditures in which any materinl savin; can he aflVctetl without damaee to the public service, and the tax roll will be just just about the same size as heretofore. The lew is lower, tut tl,e assessment is higher. If yon want roads. bridg.-,atid schools, you must pay for them. Dig jp. Mr. Dooley says: "The husband who gives hit wife a violet bottav is us spt to lose her as the husband who gives her a violet eyo." Petitions are being circnlsted and pretty well signed in Crook couutv ask ing the county court to appropriate a sum of money, not over $5,000, to help form an exhibit for that county at the Lewis and Clark Fair, SEAL ESTATE. TollowiPg Is the H-t of the real transit r sines Dec. 0. 1 Allen, Clark Addis M Elliott s lit n wqr and n hf of w qr secS07 4 Ashland Lumber Co to Harry L Powers s w lif of w lit of s e qr and w hf of n w qr sec 28. n' e lit of 33, allot SO, 1300 acres in eilutu 7 4. 1700 SCO t 153 71 78 100 826 300 Our representative in the State Legis lature 'will oudjubtedly be called upon W take an active part in the discussion and settlement of the framing of a law to prevent the recurrence of the forest ! fires that did considerable damage in this tata last year, lie should approach the subject rantiously, bearing in mind that tbe true pioneers of a coanty are those who make tbeir living npon 'the farms, and that cleared land is worth far more to the country than laud cov ered with timber, especially when, the )&tr is being held by absentees for f peculative purpose, and the long yell is emitted whenever tbey are taxed for road or school funds. Tbe theory that 'timber is the greatest source of wealth In this county is erroneous. It it the greatest 6trce of present wealth, but it liears but one crop, while the cleared land, under favorable circumstances, Vill produce every year more wealth han the average acre of timber, and it will continue to produce until the end of time. Tsmber represents transient 'pWrjerity and basinew, while the little clearing npon the hillside or in the val jeyrepreseuti the highest type of per manent prosperity and civilazation It is the home and however humble it may lej'fts' ''ghts must be respected by the lawmakers. The Government of the United States invited the people of the world to make these homes, It sold tleia tha land, and with the laud thev squired the right to do everything necessary to improve their homesteads and make them habitable for the rising generation, and no Stat6 Legislature can lawfully interfere with that right. - Moreover, the faalt for the great de struction of timber in the past lies largely with the logger. A large area of I . , .,! ;. i i - , . I oetw is taken oat, and conetitu tirroeria fire spreads very slowly if set init ; but when it strikes the old logging camp where fallen trees are waiting with open nrtns to receive it, the camp itself f.jrms is fine fiiifcd with dry material, through which HieTlametroBh irresistibly againtt the green foliage beyond. If the lo?gijrs Vohld take more care in the matter tbey would suffer less lo?t. ' Still, as we learned years ago from the ssays of Elis, it is not necessary to ourn a bouse to roast a pig, nor to de stroy a tbofteaml. acro( Umber to burn Small slashing. It Is' right for the lawmakers to enact sacli legislation at may be thought i ecessary to protect oar forests from needless destruction, al ways keeping in view the paramount right of the settler to dse tho means batnre has given him to win himself a home iu oar couuir. Peabody, the anarchist Governor of Colorado, I a failed in his attempt to usurp (he office for a second term. His program was entirely too revolutionary to meet the endorsement of men having one particle of regard for the laws of the country. His defeat is uot a triumph for democracy, but a victory for law and order. Governor PeabxlyshonM join the beef trust. lie is still at it-beefing over the result pi the election . Judge Dimmirk, of Oregon City, drew the Inckv number that entitled him to carry the electoral vote of Oregon back to Washington, but immediately handed it over to Judge F. A. Fee, of Pendleton. A convention of As-e9sors of the State of Oregon will uwl in Portland Jan. Itith for the purpose of conferring to gether on the subject of assessment and t illation. Quite a number ol Russian officers re fused to be released on parole, perfcrring to remain in captivity with the men with whom they had shared the tird ships and dangers of tbe liege. The Oregonian warns tbe people of the state that the Legislature is organized in the interest of the Portland liquor ring. Nothing new. , .n r. .unit ray ne is going to have a i thirty-day sesssion. Better take the other ten days, Mr. Mill, and do your work so it won't have to be done over. Extra sessions are expensiCe. -V State Senator Booth is chargd with complicity in the land frauds. Mr. Sooth recently gave 10,030to the Will amette I'niversitynt Silem. 'X It is just pos-ible that instead of a county eeat tilit the next move will be or tue uivision ot thecounlvona line een Goble and Rainier. The south Ashland Lumber Co to tlar.-y L Powers t e qr ev A 0 3.,..,.', Annteridi, John to Ueuon Log ging and Lumbering Co lease (or frontage on 6 0 8, 31 8 4. . . Banter, Loretta J to L F Uanier s w qr of s w qrsec 12 and e lit ot s e qr sec II 7 3 lluck W O and IVIla M to Unit Lyon tract in Wagner d I i . . Both W (assigesa) to Dean Blanchard s w qr of e qr see 2172 . Ulanchaid IVan to Laura M Hougbkirk lot 12 blk5 Rainier Bnmgardner I 8 ami AII.M M to 11 E La Bare tract in tec 8 7 4 C invert W Hand Annie J to the Benson Logging and Lumber ing Co n qr of s w qr boo 22 6 4 Cox Richard and Annie to Frits Carlson n e qr ot n or sec 14 7 4 Dyer Bertha J toKvaM Duggau w hf ot s c qr and s hf of s w qr see 8 5 5 Davie, Lew and Kva May to C Kohlstraud lOacres iu Stevens d lo ..v: Dobbins A C to M M Francis a strip of land in Rainier 1 Etligsou George and Katherine to Florence E. Godfrey tract in sec 15 5 3 100 Francis Miranda M and Robert to Dean Blanchard a strip ot land in Rainier 750 Graham A Land Georgia at at to the Benson Logging and Lum bering Co s e qr of t w qr sec 147 4 1 George Walter 8 to J Freeuiaa !ot4blk I Deer Island L"0 Hill G to Geo Smith t hf of u e qrsn l lotsl ami 2 sec 5 6 4. . . . Johnson Louis and Sarah to tho Benson Logging and Lumber ing Co e hf of n eqr sec 1 6 4. . Kilby W C and Carrie M to Yeon Pelton Co w hf of s w qr of s w qr sec 3) 7 S Lenient Sarah E to W B Dillard 6 acres in Leiuonl D L C. . . . Meeker, E in melius lo St Helen Lodge So 32 A F A M lot 8 blk 13 St. Helens Powers, II E A Jessie F to Ben ton L L Co. if qr of w hf of te hf w hf of nw qr e hf n qr tec 28 ne hf 33 sec 30-7-4 Pringle, Johu to John G Priugle e hf of ne qr A n hf of se qr sec 35-64 -. Richardson, M S to D Blanchard lot 6 blk 4 lots 2 3 4 blk 8 Kai nier ". Tichenor EDA Grace Q to M MatUen 50 x200 n Clats Tichenor E Dot G G to C Han sen w 100x200 ft blk 6 nClatt Tysxkiewicz, Hannah A G E to W i! Dillard land in frontof kit 22 blk 11 St Helens Benson, LA L Co to John Stew art t hf ec0 tw qr sec 10 4-4 KO At) SI l'KK VISORS. Tlie following road iiipcrvisor were were appointed bv the couitty court. ' " DiitNo. 1-Mat Kngtcrt Dist. No, 2 Wro Cooper Dint. No. 3-J W Nowclls Dist. No. 4 Chat Olson ' Dint. No. 5 James Kennedy, r Dist. No. tt O W Richardson 'Dist. No. 7 W I Brown 1 Dist, No. 8 John II Cramer ' Dist. No. P R A I.llllch Dist. No. t0Olw Klliot Dist. No. It G W Welch Dist. No IS Al Harvey Dist. No. IS A J Van' Dist. No. ,14 C W Meltinger 'Dist. rtx 15 Peter Ucrgcnsvn TUE TAX LKW7 The county court, at its recent session fixed the tax levy for the year at the following fiirttrcs. In mills; State 4 8 School 0 24 Soldiers and sailor 0 033 County roads , . 0 County general , 10 427 Court Uouse ruun 2 Total This is, ol cunrse SV.tkW exclusive of the special road and scltool taxes, wnicti are levied by each district, and which the court has nothing to dp-with, The levy hut year W 33 tuillt, but the raise in the valuations this year will probably off set the reduced assessment, and the total amount raised by taxation will be about the tan;? as last year, if not a little high er. A complete allowing of the amount of money expended last year it made in this issue of Thk Mist, and after care fully studying it, the Court did not tee where the running expenses of the county could lie decreased. K5 50 200 150 120 G50 20 12tl 410 23 1 A lirlm Tragedy Is daily enacted in thourands of homes, as death claims, in each one. another victim of Consumption or Pneumonia. nut when longr, or Colds are Drooerlv treated the tragedy is averted. F. G. Huntley, of O.tkalandon, Ind., writes: My wife had the Consumption, and thre ! doctors cave her no. Finally she took Dr. King's New Discovery for Con sumption, uotigtis anu cuius, whirh cure.! her, and today she is well and strong." It kills the germs of all dis tswi. One dos; relieve. Guaranteed at frJc and 1 by A. J. Doming, druggist. Trial bottle frv'e. The Blaouless, Seedless Apple. 'do--""m niuiiucviumwL-i .1 . , . , , circular aiacioftc ui .ot, and the debri, i, left to dry f" ' "ie C0.Bn,3,I" "'. " ', loical kttow,X itute a perfect fire trap. GreeS " 'l WMTf ",n" " wo?1 ,eV6ral SSS " over, veryslow to burn, ?,nd the J'T' L B "rid ior '2 ,im I" t history Forest Grove lias voted to license a gf.kun. Of course the town will prosper tti It never Uid before. Thsluortf thloons the more prosperity. You don't need mills, factories, colleges, etc.. if vou onlv have saloons. A town fair of gin millt Is far inore' prospe out than ona full of saw uiil's. A factory that turns out drunk ard is far better than one that' thru but starts." If you get "money ffoni taloons and invest if 'In nl.iisbouses, iailt and insane asylums, think of 'the foplu ;(,) are giving" einploymect to. clearly in the near future A.N.M'AL STATEMEST Showing in full the expenses of the county for the year 1&04; , Roads & Bridges $ 6."; 87 Paupers 1931) 21) Criminal Acct. Circuit court...- 901 !K) Criminal Acct. J. P. Court (Hi9 85 Stationery, Printing etc 010 6 Court House and lail las 42 Clerks fcWl 73 Sheriffs 2157 01 horv!yors KJ7 00 tsailiif of Circuit Court ... . 2i 00 School Supt 1140 00 County Judge 1000 00 i-ounty Commissioner- 372 05 Koaa bnpervisoro.. The boomers of fee bloomless, seedless apples are sending out their circulars to catch tuckers. Evidently tbit "com pany" counts no practical or expert horticulturist among its members. At least, tome of tbe statements in tbe , circular disclose utter ignorance of pomo- A writer in "Country nomde plume "Ana- ridicules the straits of ths seedless-apple boomers in the following fashion: "In the spring of 1895 we were butchering a pijr just at apple-grafting time. My brother who was helping nic, cut off the pig's tail and threw it on the ground. It attracted my attention, and my mind bcin full of horticultural schemes, I immediately took it while yet warm, inclosed it in a tube of fresh J apple- baric taken from a Bailey Sweet apple-tree, and using the whole as a scion, I grafted it into a' vigrou Ben Davis tree standing near the cow-barn. To my astonishment, the scion grew. It had a peculiar look from the start, and I was Mr. Mayger's Bills. From Tb Oresnlilaa. To make way for better interstate sal nion legislation for tlic Columbia. Mnyger of Columbia and Burns of Clatsop intro duced concurrent resolutions in tlx House last Tuesday, Both resolutions call for a joint committee of five members to confer with a like committee of the Washington Legislature for Investigation of the needs of the fisheries and for fram ing bills for concurrent legislation. After the Oregon committee shall have reported back to the Legislature, the lower Columbia fisheries interests desire that a bill be brought forward lengthen ing the open season five or ten days alter August 15. A closed Sunday is proposed, aiso lengthening of the spring closed sea after April 15. A prosecuting attorney for each county at salaries pmrtionte with population rf'erthe present distiict attorneys shall huve ended their terms in l(H)8 will 1 proposed to the House tomorrow in a bill which will lie probably offered by May ger of Columbia. The bill will increase Multnomah's Deputy Pnwcculing Attor neys from two to three, each id whom will be paid a year. Koch of the nine judicial districts now have a pro.---cutinjattorncy, one of tin m two, but il one is to be nllowad each county, the number will be 33. I A bill to require conditional m!cs of personal property to be recorded was in troduced by Representative Mayger. The bill aims to stop buts such as the sn'e of personal property acquired on instal ments and disposed of to, a third jwrty before tbe second party has acquired ownership. For example, the person who secure a sewing machine frequently dispose of it to a third party before he ha completed payment and secured title. Mayger thinks the recording of the Con ditional sale would stop the abnsc. A bill by Mayger would take from county judges, sheriffs, and county clerks the drawing of juries and give that func tion to the circuit court. Thtj object of the measure is to obviate political and other prejudice in tbe drawing-of juries. Edavatleual Display. Portland-Plans for the educational department ol tb Oregon ditpUv at tha Lewis and Chirk Centsuntal havs been outlined by General Supervisor K. F. Robluson and approved by tb State Comission. Professor Rohlnsoo It plan ning a display of educational method In rthe Imposition state which shall embrace the work done by every school in the state, and every grade in every school. Probably to comprehensive a display wat never before attempted for an exposition. The state will be orgnuUtd by counties, each county bring made an exhibit unit, 'although citlc that to desire may make separate exhibit. The work will be arranged by grades, commencing with the primary and ending with the high school. This plan will euahte visitor to understand the educational work of the itute In the" order id itt development. Circular wilt be sent to every school in the state. Comjiositiou of pupils, pniut ing and drawing made by studcutt, and photographs ot school rooms, class rooms and pupils will tie feature of th exniblt. Several schools have already arranged for exhibit space, among these being the University of Oregon, the Oregon Agri cultural College, and the Monmouth Normal School. A Portland piper rs ports a Washing 'on girl who "shot snd killed lour pole cats and then killed a china pheasant for a change." But when going on an expedition for polecats slit should have taken a chant with her. Boston hat a tunnel or "subway" but its peopls are to cultured to call It by that name. Although il is an ordinary hole in the ground, tho same st thst In New York, Boston rails it a "subaqueous corridor." A rwirt of it it nnder water. Arc the American' optc getting shorten' asks a medical Contemporary. That is a nice question to ask right on the heels of Christmas?" Atlanta Consti tution. But It it all right if they are high heels. Absolute Fact. You can save from $2.30 to i-'t on a man's tuit or overcoat by grttng it from John Dellar. You con save from 50 ceula to 11.50 on a boys suit or overcoat bv getting it from John Dcllar. You can save from 50 cent to $1 on apairof shoe for ladies, men, misses or boysbv getting them from John Dcllar, enrurr Pint and Yamhill. We are sway fnnn the high rent district: that' whvwe can iindtrwll other. .HiWiIHIB. m.AJiiA4' .)!'.. EKITW - ' "WTTW A". TrTWBT?IStJjRM Walkover I Shoes Can't Be Beat e We have more Styles, Sizes and 1 Widths than other agencies in 1 Oicgon all put together. I KNIGHT SHOE CO., Cor. Fifth and Washington Sts, Portland 1 OPPOSITE PERKINS HOTEL ZiUiUiUsUiiiUiVUUtUisUliU ssssrsj sssssj tsssssl bssbsbs;bssj sssspbjsjsbssj eyr r W v F sr SrrVsSfW VV T"tar'r tSJ" trrv sslwfW tBSflsafa vB Mist and Oregonian $2.00 Ask the Traveller 82B 1 ' m ww r W'Sif iinu mxq wix xeii JKOU XCIX TT I E- The exhibit sent to the St. Louis Expo sition from tbe pathological laboratory of the medical school of Boston Univer sity, which won tbe gold medal over all exhibits sent from medical schools all over the country, will be transported, at the expense of the state of Massachusetts, to the Lewis and Clark Exposition. The exhibit attracted much attention from the medical profession, not only of the United States, but of all countries repre sented at the Fair. It consists of two cabinets, containing many hundreds of specimens, photographs, and tracings, so arranged that the various methods used ia teaching arc shown to the best advantage. JiOTK K UP HA I.E. In lhe('niinl l'..url,.f the suwoi Orrcn lt n tbe imIw ( llw t.ulr ot Willis A. n.lkr. NotU'e U h I-rf.lt, livpn lk.lnni.ii.Kl . . m .... li-r lniiHl itiil ol ih- I'nunty I'mirt uf tii mi i) iirt'Koll ..r I iiluinl.la I'nUiltv. fnivlt nil In, Vintrl5. I'.4M, l M. Ilr'.rllv Urmn in II... mailer of thr Kumm ol Willie a. Hill, .,lc. 'tl, tttr A.tl1lliUlr-llir Ml Kt(l rlala will anil al lint,!!,- mtiilnu. lo Hip hlshral b..l'I.T. uhjrrl - . ... ...uh.x-h ,y nn.4 rr'u,(. Bit int rilfril. Ilk' hilf rr.l ol ,11,0 . luilrt 41 h tlin hlailrath.siM ll ll right, (ill. n,l lnlcrr. llrtl tU e-Vlv It., lit ttlivrntlrtri ,.f W of Dlh- rwtM, ai,llml (. ii, an,! li, tl, f,,litti. r-l i r.itij. iimtf m 1'olumljia t vnnii. ir IBi'ilitotrlt- Au unilu i.lr.1 ntu Ihlni Inirmi In I,V nnrtb hull nf ihr J,m-,Ii ami l'r..llnt L'Huuhiskam lil.U.ili lii(i.ir(l)M.rlhl K i,nrl w.rfiria Vi lilainellD M 'il.l;.;i. n,uUlniu( alwtil niarMa nf tanit. An iitiillvl.lfJiinpihlrit liiUtnl In tul ! 1,1k 10. HI. U..I.-H,. Orvj.m. Au until, l,lr. una ihlr.t I nl err. I n anna nirhlli liilprr.l In Ibr Mmlh h.llol l,ai arvJiaa 1. 1 iiiillllihi,i l . f, t. ,)N, ,,l i"' "r 11 ii c.i in inf ft ina, nana MtrMial. n.inlainliiv ai.iui una li.in.lrrl an. I ntl)(lui) An uiHlltlilrd one IMnl ttiienrH in I.inliii, (l ii..ii auiwi, (K,). 0 li.wnihiu lr m Snrth of Haii(aimr(l) Wol of Ilia Wi:tna r MarliJIaii, FunUluInx totif luut (SI) , ra ul An nn.llil.lr I Inlrr.-i In Ihc ara.l hall ..( il. nnrtliWF.1 1,11a liar tha aoillhSail ifUartariif .-r.in,., iiiwuinip MHir j nr1ltll nu innr in n atl n tha Wllllautrll Vlarl l Ian. rum. lulu, alaml iwamy (JO)aam nl ln. inr tain al u I il mp pl.ra on Tnwla, tha "r "f Jainiarjr. Ir., al flatro nvinek A 1 .. al Ifta rimil uaitr nf ih. mnM I....... .... lninl.laCoii.il), al Ml. Ilalani, Ori-iriii,, aim la .... ,.v.',iaiii laiTiua: ina itinaral cnargra capoua!!,! aiimiiil.lrntlun ami rlalioi axalnH in ralala. Tha laruw nf salt are oaali. laafnl ,.,.-7 ,i, i t.niira ntmltn. oao fanrlh til Ilia nun-najia urUw al lima of wlaaml )a n-niata-Inr ihrra fioirthaon oiifiriaailun of aala, lli.lt wl I be rvralTril f.,r a.ch armraia Iraci. A. r. MUITII, AUmliil.tralor. NORTHERN PACIFIC Nortb Const Limited, Is tbe Crack TrsilMl Tbeai All. THREE IJig Trauscontiticiititl Tntns Daily Jtrtvvccii 1'OUTI.AN'D AND TIIH 1JAST Send Six Cents In Stamps for Wonderland, 1904 (Vuarcilan' Male Si Thomas "Heiiton 'Kay" eot bent Jh'aj wlvat come from mixing up an Ir. f;cbp came and t 79 10 6S0 OU 174r 05 73) 00 2 2o 208 SO 3.r0 05 220 00 '15 fjil 16 7 1.W 03 ai3 17 38 00 3728 95 greatly vorked up about it When it in - 5 ? , tr". 'n 1. I was delighted to find that CoeV'ftHeairh'offlr.';"''""'"' To uil"011 PPle contained, in place of the ordinary core a fine pork sausage. The tree has born abundantly every other year since, and we have had baked sweet apples and sausage to our hehrt's content. The only drawback is that tbe sausage lacks seasoning, but I am experiment ing now on a line which I think will entirely remedy that small defect." I give this simply for the purpose of ad vising readers tbat they can use their Coroner & Health Office i reasurer. Examination of Teachers Assessor Road Master District Attorney Assmt. 4 Taxation. Board of Pr;oncia Official Reporterl . Fuel h. & C. Fair 1 Election R aba to of Fees Se, Taxes S. & Sailors' lndg. Fuipl.,...,.,,,, Tax paid by county on lands bid mat tax sale C2 23 Total., 120475 83 Ureatly la Deaiaud. Nothing fa- more in ("Jpuiifljd than a medicine which meets modern require tm nts for a Mood and r-yslem cleanser such as Dr. King's New Life Pills. They ar just what vou need to . ui.xiug up an fnd liver troubles. Try them. At W r?eo,tch accent, log drug store, Ztic, guarsnteed. 'V " ' ' ' '- ''.:' ' ' .-'-. - -i Vatican Treasores for llio Fair. The fine arts exhibit at the Lcwfi and Clark Centennial will receive an almost pricelsbt addition in the shape of Vatican treasures from Rome. The Cardinal Secretary of State has given permission to Rev. J. T. McNally, sicial commis sioner to Rome, t,Q transfer the sacred treasures, which were exhibited at St. Louss and supplement the collection bv additions imported from Rome. The ex hibit embraces manuscript, paintings, mosaics, Ilryzantlne work from the Apse of the basilica of St. John Latcran, and some objects of art never before Ihown. At least four very valuable pieces of mosaic may come, which will be highly prized by art lovers visiting the Exposi tion, These ar copies of Raphael's Ma donna Iella Scggiola, in mosaic: of the M, n a..... . . . ......... , ijuruiiiu, ooin original in In ths r.innlr Court o Mullnornah Cuualr. Mlata of Ora.)U, " In tha in. liar nf Ihr Rsui (4 UnnMl atiat nnrhousan. a minor. By virtu of a llrrnao rfiitr erantrd by the alv namr I omirl on l ha 7ih lar nl jaaialiar IWM, whart-br Marnarct rrra.t, Ilia (llanllan of ihr iwraon and aaulg of l.lnnaiia hh.rri,,.. noilM-fl.s minor, aa ainl,orlad ait dlrrola.1 Nuw. tlvrefor. hv vlriii nl v(.l iif.. in win!)Unr Ihrrvwlth. 1 will, nil Nat it Ht ittth i ol ' JaniMrv, lA al ih hour , itooj of Iha rounl. court Biiuw. In ilia rUt nf '-"""'r l :otn'nhi, xt.ia i o. os, anil at piihlle iirHon, ul,a. t l. condrma ,ro.i, lo tha hlahe.1 hl,,l,r fur tTi,lla.t Niaiaa . ......... .,-..,, naini.aii ina riaiii, llilr ami liiUiraat which lb a aliuva namci l.tnnriia Hhar rlnKhiMiaan haa la iki , l ha a,ll.,mn( crlla-il rani (impart.; town: " hariniilnc al a i,lnl id (ha psrlltlin Uric ill ldliiRtbsiM.nhflfof ths ;a... MlisJ d'mi lion land alalm from lha iuin hall nf aald eiafoi. arhart tha aounla road in.. ,k. iniked(.. M,;ihanaraston partlllon Una ,.. antv (our (74) and lliirty hUmlradlhl IMI Hoi rh.lu. to n l-oal at ihr raalrrn auramllr .,( ih, 1a(V inllllllp. aaalnna a,l ..... I. ihlriy p mlnnia, . r,)M. !al il,l,w ' hun. ra.llhs (t 37. Ta), rhaln,; ',, ilea w.at allit)-vi!n ami nlnrtv ona him raillli, -7,'i -ohalm: ihenra north aavan ., liny una niimli.il -7 6j phaln. u, ihr place i.i;;.( Oraim. ,Vf"' l""uu"" -""'y MAttOARKT FOnilKK'S HI rt I fr""'"1 "'sts UIVIIHISH Write Voiip Frirmh" in the I ewin a iid Clark Kuir Next the Northeru Pacillf NORTH the Crack Train of the West Comfmt. Knsl tti Come to tlie Year, ami eoiue via. (X).VST LIMITK1. for clfpuife ami. For map folder auj rates Kast write tr call on A. D. CHARLTON, Assistant Gen. Passenger Agt., 255 Morrison, Cor. 3d, Portland 9 1-;... FOREST RESERVE SELECTION n Dolled atma Land OHloa, 'rrwoi fit if lin,a.,n J .... Itm . . N""''B l"',',!,, "" "at !Uan! H IVrrln by W. II. Moraa, his allomay l ,.. mlX, "" ; ..i. u i, i -""'iii.i laiiiia, IfiWIH urth alfo( aouil)aiii.riar and lha souih- the l'itti Palara. ul Vl.,... .,. ' I ""IP liorlll, ranan H went. Wlllar,iii u..,i.i a . , . . mViViii. K"ltln No. VI A -.-.....- Aich of Titus; and a tivola dl lavoro, or I w!!h,D. lh .nl hlrij da. from ili.iaof n,i ll pfdnals or Willi., I. I plllilli:ailon hurai a small uble showinir the method oflaKsint ma workincr the mouilra ..,... ... lafiddnwriiicd.or pieces of. Bryzadtinc work from rlflmi money to far better advantage than to J ' architefctur are also expected, as well put it into the pockets of the propagators and boomers of the bloomless, seedless apple. v Spoiled Her Deanty. Harriett Howaid. of fM W aatl. ui New York, at one tiine bad her haamv spoiled with nkin tVoiibles. Mlia write'- 'Itud 6a t Rheum nr Ijwin l,.r butWhiiif would cure it until I used Ituokwu's Aniiva Knlve." A quick and tiira healer lor en t. burns and sores. 29c St Pstninu't drog stofe, a. . , -2 -. . . . as a very good death mask Pope Leo XIII. and hand of An old maid who recently died in a New England town left her Immense loriune to Uie town In which ths lived, provided ii would changM Its name lo hurt. Uavinir been unnbie to chnniro hr own name sh no doubt desired to have at least something to do in that line of business, if only by postniwii-tu direction. rlueilon 011 iha urniind Hint n,a nr inriiiin niniaof. la inora I in valnatilo lor Its mlllaral IIwb f airrlciillnra fT.'PiT"" if r4.Wr;J and nn.ml f, r" .. Ta T. ' ,J,"'i i-iid omci Ihla intilra la III U liviaoiia 1: dur llisi mlntim . . i ,h. 11 T.. J. ,ln '" iusal ofll .ttf ,nr..l,,e p"rr"'! f o"w- : nlmli,i i8,etua Im,,,, . lawn, or im-,,.ii u! al.ow It u. narseb-r, an onwmuliy In (lie h ai ITLIi.ll .h 11,. I..1-, . V. Jllf , OrrS'ii , tha land dl.trlol In Hhlrh Ihc l"iJ wl'eied altualed, snd lof.uhll.h thelrlruc? ! therein oixlia nilnarai charamar lliorani : . a,fcfil!RNOW i. DttKHHKIt, Land 091 al Oraoii Clly. Orotno, ' Nl tf il W tnk. 'aal luilal NfttfM of thn ftbova ar.pllrutlon wilt r i s k GENERAL M ERCI I ADISE Q k .N S Dart & Muckle, S l M St. Heloiis, 5 THE BIG STORE DOWN By The Big Sawmill!- te Keciving New GmU Every. liy i tho Week 1 ti 'I'" nai naii 11 1 11 n an m Ckt aiaaaiaa aaia a-a THE MUCKLE STORE HA3 A REPU7A- tion of Ixine ritaudina fevt Only tho Desk ia 3 1 Oregon. 8 Ilia Oraiinn Mm. nrlniad at. HI. hrC lUliod In an., un-snn. which 1 haraliy ,lalriiHa a. ihT, tn .aid apWcMloiir AI OEItNOS 8. PftKMHRR, - it;lM. THt NEW YORK STORE General Mercliarjdise, Ciothiiig, Dry Gopds, Proceries, Fruits, Provisions, Furniture, Stoves, Ktc .Lowest Priccs.: 33. HOEGUS, tooper Building, Jiu Sfreet. St, kkm. ii .alt