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TIIUKK DAILY TttALNH
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ALL POINTS P. A NT.
r.owi'K Columbia Rivkr.
Lamer lUuald ltn i'urltanil dally. iM
auii.la'. al U" f alulay lulu p III
l, , rtirio hi J laudlnifs IWiurulng.
leavea Aalurla l 1 "" . m dally eirapi
,,,,1-f A. L. GRAlG,
li.unol i'aell.. Agent. 1'nltll.AMV On
flrf jra Ym PunJaaa An Olhar WiHt
TMI I.W HOMI ItWIaS MACHIRI COMPalT
OMNal, MAt.
."r y fiw'ii M v. ' mads lo Mil raw.
'-j i,' oui t. t-.1 tin "Wear ll"l road
,:'!. Cwr nest turn om.
W. -r.a S' Vaf l mS l Suit all etmdlrMfta
'!-i-aJ. T Hanas" sra4aallie
' ., 1 1 .( lll,,t-4,rlsr.ir saw n MluM
fluid jr auttiarlaaal a)eM !
ma take
J. MAlCKENZiE
.onora Contractor
tltllH.I .", M I I.I.', At I'li.i;
Mills lU A i I W.I '
. iTI MATES FURNISHED
r, n r. 1 1 ah, on.
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S!,tifi, aUiiit N..i.'Mi'u-i
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:! ll.rw l r in ( .l OvTiiiT rail hail'
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ti'JllCt TO CRtOliOBS
. - U l.cn hv jjivtft! thai tUr uii!cf
It l!.f lion. K. II. Ilt
i I i 'c ttm C-'iiiily Court ( Ihe
.-. ! ,r the Count v ( Cnlutti-
1 1 .!). .iMivl .!iiiinilr.tHit ( llir oUlt
). -r; !i Cnata:iil, ilnc.. Aiiv nil. I
, i . r , ii h iving i Uitii a(ailit tlJ r-
. iiv In n liy r-.uircl lo .rrMiil the
r lo iitc, vfiilir-l ncruHinK I" law. at
c. :t -i '.. ii,' it Wnfirn. Orrnii, witliiu
i:i nulla (t'.m iliilc tirrriil,
i'.i. i rrrciiiivT ii, .ii
MAHY I. COI'W.ANO.
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Ill I i liialli.r ,, Itin HaUlo nf lillla Alalrtwa.
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I r "Hull l i.iill u llir Nlnlc i.l llfptf.'ll
' toitl.U I't-intU, ami liM I'rl.laj . A.ll 7.
lot. !r!-ipii ttrl.Mk In Hie ..en i.ii i.l awl. I
.1 . In lite c.-nri iiMita i.l -al. c.turt, h.i. tw-o
hi.
H-.t h -'. i-t.iirl aalhaMme ait.l larr
r -It.- I,a-.i-f i.rf .. ).l,..ii. Ihrrrl.l ait.l Hie
.. ni ili.-rnil. rKvM! AI-I.KIHN.
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Hip I itiii.li .t t'tililittlila
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MSifOF IIIK afAlK HI-' liltHidS
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'tr tiiitl aimim iIib ronililnlnl ill Ilia fl.ilti I
i. .1 .it.iiitai ...ii in ih i,i.. eiiiiiieil .uli ;
1 1 iw-itiiv Hie aih il.it- nl Anril. Iia. tlmt ht..
i"t Ho- 'In! rijuci in iha nr,Wr ui iliaemot tor
.'ii In ai-.mr nut niutrat', alill mora ili.tn all
" ' . k . fitiril Ilia f)r. pmill.llliill III till- ailtll
' '!-. mi-1 1 vmi fall io ao apitear tifi.1 anairnr
"'Mti .iiiiiil m i . i -1 a to ill i-durl tor il.a re
r ..... i:m.i.,l In ii, r.iiiti.lu'iil, in l.:iltt
'In- I'lt'on il lw n.ljadjxl ami ilaereed l.t II tlia
nrr in t inr Ihe li.ll.iwii'g tia.-rllni
o-nl ii oi.rri v, in wii .,n Oua nl III.H-k ;.'o.
in iin.l .. 'ii. cm. i, I'Ui.a.iii., i.'miniv ol
' -.I'lmlila, (.lam n tirmon; and Ihal Uia Idle
1 t-ift -. l- umaie.l; t,i i, i, hi ail.l em'll nl
i itr l.tr.ini ha.rf.l Imm aaarrllua any claim,
"iilti.ililn or internal limner In or In aalit
'"" "' pavlv, nr urn imil llirn'Of, ailviTte t.l
!-. ii 1 1 rt . iIini plalntirf rarover enaia nu.1 dla
''Uaemeuia liuurra.1 herein, anil that ho l.o
ft' hi .m il miter ami luiiher n-llaf aa lo tlio
"irl in n v teem )mt ami -. I'lalile.
ihla aiiminui,, a puti.n,i in llm Orriin
"''I I'tll-il eniili mtoii f.ir alx It'll ca..ve nceka
'! im1i.'o(lhn Hun. H, H. Ilall.iu, Juae of Iho
I "Hiiiy 1'i.ini ,i tho ,, Oreuon lur l.'oliiin
1"" ' nuniv. ilntMl Kortrunrv VI, Iihu.
f iral imlilieailtin Kelirmiri It, UHU.
I i puitllrallnn Ai.r.l 7, imu.
W. II. roWRLb. AHnruay fur I'lalutlll.
NOTICE OF fINAL SETTLEMENT
N'olK-e la lierebv glvaulhat the unileralrneil,
j.a.liiiinuiintitrnf tha Kalnto nf tuear larr.
'"''"""I. has tiled lii Ilia nilire el Ilia l.'onnly
' "in nl t lie County of ro'unll.la, Wat ol Oiu
i lila fli, ni ai'iittiitil of hi' ailniliilaiiullon iip
oii aaltl i-t.1 ale. loimther with hla Dual rupurl
(in. i i.f ililtiii f. itlairlhuilnn j Mini thai the iln.
L II tat t n it, Jiiiluo ol a ilit ennit, lina iiipnlti.
' I s tin .lay. llm nih ilav u( April, I'.iik'i ul ten
ni l'ti a In ilm iiiruiiin.il nl .a Wl ilii), n Iho time,
mm tint ., mi i r.i.nn ( anttl eouit In ht. ll.tlons.
'neidiil. na lli. ,U, ,. nl Iiimi Iiii Ilia aauie; at
"iilch lltueanil iilaoii any poi-aun Iniaiiiaieil lu
Jtiii'l 1't.tnii, tuny iipiiear anil llle oitlitellotia lu
wntiiid to aul.l Hiiiii uf.ioiiiil or nulrx llml repjrt
oiiil iiutitlitii lor diatrltiutlon.or any r.iiri:ou oi
hliiiriilihiiaunia. It. II. KAUK.
Atliiilniair.iii,r of tha Eatatoul Oaeor It', rarr,
... I'aeeiiaofl,
0 li. I'uwvll, Atlomey lor Artmlutalratnr.
llK BUY THE rtff
LOCAL ii
Aium Ki ul, c1auKlitcr of Mr. ami Mr.
Annual Krtcl, arrived home in tlila city
on Buiumuy (mm their former
UUHW l) Ncllwville, Wlacwialll.
Mm. Kvulo unit clillilrcii, front Nella
Vllle, Wlatoiialn, arrival In Kt. Ilclrni
Inat Valuriluy aflermioii nm w m,,,e
their liuiiia lu re. Mr. Hetiuio unit aim
llv l.rrii hrre .,r aljont two montha,
CuiiiIiik from liMlliia, In I'olk aouaily.
Worthy Oriind Matnm Drlla L.,Iloii.
ton ofliriiilly vlalleil M 1jntH Clinptcr,
Onter til the KaaU-rn War, hint Salunliiy
veiiliiK, ami wa lininlximcly cdtr rtniii
etl hy the lucmlicra, the work liii( rx-
ciiiillficl in an all miner to the (frail-
Acalion otitic grand ollnera. After llir
tuerelara In the hall boiiuliful lianiiitl
wu pied In the lower room,
Lou MiU all, who lmt Inn ruiuiim;
the vuloff aaw in I'leuhrrr llroa.' ahinxlr
mill at Majnrr, had Ihe iniafortuiic to
have hit arm and hand terriMy la.eralcd
on Knlurday laat.
Mr. J. 8. 11, mr, of (he iwr Nrhalcin,
Hi Helena vinitor Turaday, Mr,
Mowe eamo hv way of I'ortal C.rove,
which la hla tradlnir oolnt. He took lo
Ihe C.rove a load tl Northern Spy aiilea
anicatincd blatk lierriea. It la prrtlv
IoiikIi lo have our ro.le trade in Wah
inlon County and wc hotv auie liuir
lo are a road cut IhrotiKU from I'ltul.iirx
lo rVatMix:, a iniiili ahortcr diatuiuc
than to I'ori'nl tlrove.
Mr, rhillip I'rukra, of Ike.ide Sim k
I'arm, ,S a...v, waa a callrr al the j
Mint ollioe on Tucaday lant, Mr. I'rke
Iwlrlvra t!mrouj;lil) in the Ih-ik-Hu lo K
Irrived hy lltla coiiuly from itacahiliit at
the lrwia and Clnik Centi-nnial. lie
will Iw thrre with the tiii k ul hit inuu.
ntiiii'Mt hrrd of II. ! trim, mid ha tn
iZe twelvrtnlU and w II prolnlily tike
u. re. Cotunihia Countv will rct-rivc
lull credit fur ita three j;reat dairy hcrd.
in I In tln rc I ia mre lo ontclaat any
oiinty in the State" of Oregon, or, fur
hit iiiattir, any Stale on the I'acilie
at.
Ihrv hid a little eacitetiutul at Houl-
n lril Saturday night over the impor-Uh.-ii
f a rrew of Italian to w,,tk u
ti.n handa lor tile Northern raeiiic
KiilriM.I Cuuiunr at that plai e. fpoii
their arrival tlu-y were Icmpor.irity
hcltrred ill the eomiainv'a toolhouw,
i..., vuy in me evcmuK a piny ol men j
t in atoning t:ie HM.noue an I ma le
the lt.iltan pin!liie to leave on l!ie l.r .t
ram in the n orni ii. Not willt m linj
tli p:tuite llir ncnar waa anani at
Vn.vUl out an I the d mr aptit :
r.k. the moutca l-.i,K M. thor...i.:l,lv I
u-rr.Mnw.1 Out they left on the morning
tr ull for Tac.ima.
j
)ln. Ilamu Tvwklewu called al the ,
Mtl nliie V.'e Inca lav to talk over ihe '
matter of alvirlisiiiJ St. Helena mil
Ci luuil'lii countv at the l.rwia and Cl irk
C'i nlriitiiil. Mie ia owner of quite a
nutiilirr of lott within the city limit-, and
ia willing to do lur lull ah.ire in tlie
work of In liicin,; capiuliata lo in veal
here.
Mra. Ir. M. Akrn, ol Sauvica poatoiTice,
alio Uvea in the only brick houx in
Coluiutiia County, wiabea il undertooJ
tli .t the la a loyal Columbian, and what
ever credit attached lo III it brick bouse
IH-Iouga to thia cotmtv. The Akcna have
rrcetitlv ri-aitmed control of their fine
(inn and will xmii attit a dairy. They : arawn cornea the club expecta lo have
eci t lo show wlint Sinviet I aland can ! itucka of ita own, Menilwri of the club
do ill the way of raiaing line vcg-t.tblea ; will be given iecial ralea, provided they
for the county'a ealiil.it al the big Fair. J can prove that they have never auccceded
SHu wood an I Urinn are pl-wlng tl,c , in killing a wild duck. IVkiug up crip-lumta-r
on the groan 1 for Ihe rebuilding , ' 't "gainst club regulations, as
of the north en I ol M.u kte llrothera' that i the only way Ihe members have
wharf. It ia proponed lo raiac the ware hereflore aucceedcl in getting ducks,
hoitac an that it will be a'uvc rea.-'.t of Mr. M. 1'. Chaae and J. A. Anderson,
ordinary high water. In due time the . of Deer Island, were new subscribers to
entire wlurl will I rebuilt and raised to
that level,
Mr. Morgua" grand hall in honor of the
firal concrete building erected in St. Hel
ena occurred laat Saturday night aud wa
in ei-ry way a plc.maut and aticcesaful
event. The music was excellent, the at
tendance large, and Ihe supper at the St.
Helena hotel waa a.l that any lover of
good eating could poib!y desire and
elicited many complinieiiU. Mr. Morgua
ia to lie congratulated upon the successful
dedication of his new building and his
enterprise in constructing it.
The closed season for autumn la'gatl
Wednesday lasl and ends the fifteenth ol
next month. During the past week quite
a number of Chinook have been caught
here, idling at teu cent per pound, nt
lahii-b nrice thev are the cheawat and
1 beat food in the world. If there ia a run
t ...... ,il, n( llm rta-rr at the hetfitl-
, ... , ,
ninanf Ike closed aeasoll it will gel past
St. lleleni and arrive at lite Dig nsn
wheels by the time the season openangain.
and that is where the lower river fisher
men Will get left and the wheels reap a
harvest.
Mr. S. Conrad, of Woodland, waa a tax
paying visitor to the county seat on Mon
day last. Mr. Conrad la the ion of two
of the pioneers of Washington County
! who lmve passed from the scene of life,
and came to Columbia County in lf()7,
'ocuting ucur Dc.r Island. He has been
a suberibcr to the Mist continuously since
its establishment, over twenty-two ycurs
g.
Now that the farmers are getting out
their last year'i warning sigua and pol
ishing up their ihooting irons to enforce
their "forbid," the following, which was
posted over a roadalde gate in Union
County, Is really refreshing: "Hunter
tuke notice: Hunt all you please, and
when you hear the dinner horn blow come
to the house to dinner, If von accident
ally kill a cow, skin her and hang thu
bble in the burn.. If the quail are scarce
kill a chicken or two, and if you cun'tgot
any squirrels kill a iilg."
Mr. I. 8. Wilson, of Goble. the
Mist o'llce a pleasant vitt on
lust
ml. 13
1 ho Mial la arry t() learn, tliroitKh the
La Cmitcr correaiwiidenee 0 the Colnm
I'lan, of the death of T.J. Kinder, hrotlwr
oi i.uinuci hinder, of brer Miuid. Vr
Klinlcj- wua a im-mlicr of the firm of u.
WIS: Kinder, of U Center, ami a man
who W1 i,K,iv i)Uri.(1 nn, re,IM;(.uj
f an wno klivw Hun,
Thoiuj who planted their Harden Muff
"uriiiH me recent warm ijicU will he able
to furnUh early veKetahlca for Cvluiiiliia
County't exhibit at the I,ewla and Clark
ralr.
The eoudeiiaer nt l'oreat llrova thipped
eilit carloada of creiiin hut week. I'oreal
throve la not ua well located for an linL
tiitlou of (hi. kind a. la St. Helena. Willi
Iur to the railroad we have the beat
locatlotion the river for acondenaed milk
factory. I Ion la would brlnjr milk from
Lewlamid I,nke River, frow4hc Willam
ette SI'iiiKh, and Ivjm the Cowliti. We
would have the beat territory in the
Northweat to draw from, and the aite for
a factory t un lie aecurcd nt little or no
coal,
Louniy (,raiie Convention met at
Goble on Saturday ln.t to elect deleKatea
totheatate eouvention which mceU at
I'oreal Grove in Slay. Oelexntea elected
were I. If. CoHhind, J. W.- ArmatroriK
anil C. K. Joiiea.
Mr. T, C. Watla, of Ueulan, wua del-
eite from that place Ut the county aeat
on Monday laat, for the purxae of pay.
iiiK tlie laaca ol no le than thirty-acven
of his neighbor. He rewrU buaiueaa In
that wrt ol the county iiconatuutly iin
proving. Or. Knoder uae Dr. Oreen'a new
and correct method of making arti
ficial teeth. Platea era mad by thla
method to fit accurate. 322 Mohawk
building, Portland.
SIX WKIiKS SKKIJ POTA-
TlJI'.S l"c I'HH I.B.
I carry in atock a aplemlid
Aoaoriiiciil of choice Garden
and l'lower See da, The
ihoiceat GnK'erica the mar
ket allofda. I'inc Teat, Cof
fret, and Sjiicea, Tinware,
Quecnaware.elc. Prompt and
courtvoua attention. Your
jaitronajte aolicitcd.
M. i'.GRAY
(icueral .Mi rcbant, Hi . Helena, Or.
I'aprra Kor.Snlr.-
aale. 2 V for
Old newy:iiera for
Inquire of I'nink
KlujiK. livening TclcKram.
Mi Rom Karlh, aiater of the Kartb
liy, former rraidctiU of thia county,
where they atilt own priyierty, waa caller
(at the Mit office on Thursday luat. Her
l,f'..lt,r.r .M l.u-ul.t nt ill lu.L.u. i:..lf.1ll..
v.,k Tri,v. n,l Mi Kant, -r-.I
., v ',,;,. ,, ;,..,. ,
.',,,, M ,,, sll. ,,le
... i-i. i I., i. .. .!...! i .:n
I.IHHI .,. i.iv.i.i ... v. ii.i.i airi v.i.1
probably remain there Ion,; enough to
viait the 1'air, when ahe will return lo the
'North, prolubly to I'airtwnka. the new
town in the Tanaiu district, MiaiKarth
ia not a I'retkh chef, hut he comm.tnda
the handaouie ulary of ft.') per mouth
for her work aa cook in thai laud of gold
mid cannot understand why working
women do not go there in larger num
ber. Mrs.. Win. Cooper and Mra. R. O. I'az
cn, of Warren, viaitcd the county aeat
Saturday laat.
The I'reaidcnt ol the No Duck club
liat pure Itaaed a lare quantity of Umc
duck eggi and by the time the next duck
the Mist on Monday last. Mr. Chase is
the purchaser of the Irwin Seliert place
and expresses himself n well satisfied
with Ilia new location, and (nun all ac
counts hi neighbors are also well lavis
hed that they have secured an enterpris
ing mi l progressive man as an addition
to their community.
Frederick Thillipsof Mist, was among
the new nbscrilM:rs to the Mist this
week. Mr. I'hillips i nil old prospector,
mi 1 visited tha Koticbue Sound country
prior to the discovery of gold at Nome,
He was told by the Indians that there
was plenty ol the precious metal at that
place, but did not have the opportunity
at that time to visit it. He believes that
the Nelulem country may some time
prove to have good mineral deposits of
different kinds and hopes to be able to
be able to prospect it in the near future.
Mr. Bond, of the Vcon -Pelton Co., was
a visitor to the county seat from Rainier,
Wednesday last for the purpose of pay
ing the company 'a taxes in time to tuke
advantage of the three per cent rebate al
lowed by law,
There will t nervlocs at the Kvangel
ical church at Wurrcn on Sunday evening
next, Instead of the afternoon. Ou the
first Sunday in April kev. Hcnshaw will
preach his latewell sermon.
Warrant has been issued upon the
compluint ol Max lUrg. of Warren, for
the arrest of MisaGoldie Allen, charged
with assault and battery upon the person
of Ilia daughter, Minnie Herg. Miss Al
len i a teacher in the Warren aclioot,
aud the complaint is that ahe administer
ed cruel and excessive punishment to
Mias Herg. The trial will be held before
Justice Walkins on, the 25th.
The fish comiwinionera of Oregon and
Washington Intend to enforce tde closed
season and to arrest and bring to trial all
violators of the law. Launches from
both States will patrol the river con
stantly until the 15th of next month.
The Stato of Oregon did not appropriate
qity money for a launch for Its officers,
but the business men of Astoria have
Mined fiiK) to charter 'a bo.U ami tt is
.now patrolling the river, -
COMPLETING
THE HOME
A Few Suggestions to
Wives and Mothers,
lliivo you over reiillned tlmt home ii
not really coinplcto until there Ii a piano
In It? It Isn't home In the fulleet eenae
of the term until that moat Important
factor In molding: tho tunica and Incli
iiailona of the children and young people
in nil llinl InJiiajheat aJ moat elevating
la In It. For frlenda anil vialtora, Ux,
the plntio will at nil limei furnlah en
terlniniiient and pleaanre. It deacrvea
and alwnya will hold the place of honor
In the very beat rtoui of coitnu-e or
inn union,
A iiiout extrnordinnry opjortunlly to
icctire a strictly choice new upright pi
ano at n very aubataii.tiHl laving price
la now prctciited iy Hie Elicra I'iano
Jlouae.
It would fcem tlmt every homo in
Portland, every home In the itale,oui(lit
now to bo lu a position to tuko ndvan
tagn of the co operative club buying and
secure one of the iinmenre number of
instrument included in thia ule.
Club "A," conUininie planoa ranging
in pricei and value from ff200 to $300, ii
nowiiicarly completed. There are rev,
cial excellent pinnoi for IJ, a few in
Hill plainer raari for I17, and a'l of
lliein on paynienu of $5 raati an $1.20
weekly You'll never again ice dupll
calei of llieae Inatromeuti at atiyw here
near there low pricei.
Terma to Club "B" menibon are $7.50
cimli end $1.60 weekly. There are not
iiiaur inctruiiieiiti left for tale in thia
club, l'licca range from (1HG for regular
276 kind I lo t-"H for the moxt beauti
ful mahogany or mottled walnut ciaed
high claaa upright piano ever o(T..red i.i
the reinil'ir retail way of celling for $376.
The clioii i-Ht .if Chickering and Kim-
bulla. alKi niiineroui of New York's
great favorite, IheWeber piano, aa in-cludid-
in Club "E." We guarantee
Club "E" member! a Having of at leaat
U7 in ihe purchnaeof oneof thepinnoi
in thia club, and Ihe term of payment
have been arranged lo meet aiw reason
able buyer.
Hiler 1'iaiio Houao poaitively guar-
anteei every instrument sold. Call or
write lodav. It eoalii you uothing to
inveeliiratc thia nmtU'r. If you do and j
cf, we'li aee to it that you never regret
il. Remember the place, Eilen I'iano
ll.iu.e. corner of Tark and Waahingtun
atrceti.
- The Ileal Coiia-li Pyrup.
8. I,. Apple, ex Probate Judfi, Otta
wa Co., kauaaa, wriea, "Tbia il lo aae
that I have um-d Itallard'a I Ion-hound
Svrim lor vean, and I do not beiilnte
lo leaitiiumeiid it oa the lajst cough ayrup
I have ever uacd. 25o 60c and $1. Bold
by A. J. Deming.
.Notice to All.
I hereby give notice to all peraona that j
. ... . :i i. i i. : 1 1 i
I will not be responsible for any bills or
expenac incurred by my son. Klmer Ol
aen, unless the Mine are first presented
to me and have mv approval.
C. E. OLSEN.
Friday, the 17th of March (today), is
St. l'atrick'a day, and in honor of the oc
casion Assessor Law has bad his fence
painted a brilliant green. A new arrival
in town stated that us be drove past it at
( a rapid gait it looked like a procession of
the Ancienl Order of Hibernians standing
nt ease.
Loganberry Yields llir.
A. M. LaKollett, Gervias, Oregon The
loganberry is a successful and profitable
crop in Marion County. I-'our years ago
I set out a lot, and the following year
picked two Cl-quart crates to the vine.
The next year I had a crop of 43 crates
from 2tl0 two-year-old vines, lu 1904 I
picked Olki crates from 1,250 viues.
From 7 acres of first-year crop my son
marketed Illiterate. We received ILO-i
per crate for the crop, f. o. b. llcrvais.
The picking cost 20 cents per crate;
crates and boxes, 13 cents, leaving a net
of 70 cent to the grower. 1'lants cost
f:)0 per thousand, and arc set 8 feet apart.
Wiring for the vines cost $25 per acre.
The post with the wires are set 32 feet
apart, and it takes ltld to 200 posts to the
acre costing from $10 to $20 per acre.
Counting IWO plants to the acre, the cost
of putting out loganberries is about $tW
an acre and there is apprently no limit to
the time a patch will last. Cultivation is
by plow and harrow.
When In Portland Go to
The Kmpiro Ko'tanrant, nr.! Tbinl
Slreet, three doors South of linker The
trc, Meals from 15 cents up. Open
day and ninhl. Oysters in any ilyle.
Win. Iloblander, I'rofi., formerly of the
Royal, 1st and Madison.
PRICES THAT COl'ST.
Owing to the very liberal patronage of
our numerous customers we feel it onr
duty to quote a few price through the
official paper, that you may compare
them with competition at your leisure,
and by so doing you do not have to take
our word for anything:
3 Cans Tomatoes.....-,
3 Cm Corn ,
One il-pound package Gold Dust,
Five pounds lirst grade lard
Ten pounds first grade lard
1'wentv-five pounds cood Rice.
,...3oc
..jute
,...20c
...50c
$1 00
f 1 (X) 1
Twenty-five pouuda Means........ $1 00
Itacou, per pound wls ana 10'jC
Bottle Bluing oc
The above prices are spot cask, subject
to market changes without notice. These
goods are gunruutced to be exactly a
represented, or money refunded. Our
business Is steadily aud rapjdly growing.
We Imy and sell for cash, and by w do
ing, get and give the best prices., Mail
orders promptly attended to. Remember
oi(f policy: "Good Goods a Specialty."
ll.lt,I'.Y & UK l. N.N,
Iloulton, Oregon,
I
THE COMPLETE STORE
We have added so many things to our stock of General Merchandise
during the past year that we believe we are justified in asserting we
'have one of tie most complete general stores in Columbia County.
We owe this lo the liberal patronage we have received, and we hope
to merit a still greater share of your custom by continuing to furnish
the best goods at reasonable prices. A iine line of
Stoves and House Furniture
Don't go to Portland to buy anything in this line, as we can save you
time and money. Are you going to put in a garden. Let us sell
you tr seeds and the tools to cultiyate them. We haved just re
ceived LATEST STYLES IN HATS for Spring and Summer
Wear. Call and inspect them. Prices right.
BAILEY & BRINN, Houlton
A STOMA J COLUMBIA RIVER
il RAILROAD COMPANY.
DAILV,
aiaDDowa
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AH tralna maka alnae ennneetlona at OoMa
arim laoniiarn racina tralna to and from tlie
Kartaud Huuud poluta. At Portland with all
tralna learinf Union depot, at Aaiorla with I.
K.i.v'.l o.'a boat and rail Una and tUeamer
i. a. roner io aua trom uwaco and KorUi
Ileach polnta.
I ajMiiaera for Altnrta or war polnta nnat Baa
tralna at HoiiIiod. Trama will .top to let paa
aiif na nS at HoulUm alien coming trom polna
W. w. V , ...
Oen. I'asa. Act.. Aatorto, Or
fyvyyvvvvvvvv
ton rORTLMD, DAILY.
TtAMEU
"America
i
Willamett Slongb Route
r
Uave Kt. Helen.... 6:30 A M w4
Arrive nt Portland. .10:30 A M h
! .Ofaft 1n-alnnJ A ,ni O J W
" " a v, a, aaiaat ..... m .aJVF X J
Arrive at St. lleleni. 6:00 P M
TAWK 60 CENTS.
Will Carry Nnthinir but TasMn
gen and Fast Freight. -
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JEK GOOD, ilfsaatar. fr3
Fai
Cheap
Land
ico acres for $450, on easy
terms. S if nw hf and w hf n
whfs w qr sec 22, 'tp 3 and 2,
about five miles from the bay,
ou South Scappoose.
E. H. FI.AGG, St. Helens.
For salk Baled clover hay, at my
place at Warren.
-3 2i C.W.ADAMS.
Carfet weaver First class carpet
weaving done at 12. and 15 cents a yard.
Address,
Mrs. ANNA LYNCH,
3-3 1 m Warren, Or.
NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR
ISLAND ROAD
DEER
Iteatiiiilne at the we-tt end of the Merrill
Creek brl.lRa. at Station 0, and following Ine
erado to Station AJ, as aurveved and plaited by
XV. T. Walla, fnuiily Surveyor, February 6th,
IlKVV, Saltt roa.l to be (nt.lcil twelve foet aide
from Station I) tn station 1. All animpa, bru h
and lov'S on the u.p!r nr lilll aide of road to be
rftintived where liable lo Interfere with road:
all xraih-a anil fill to ha made of earth; that
the grade mutt be twelve feet wide on soltd
around, and a ditch one foot onare on upper
or hill ai.leolaald grade: and that culverts ba
ctmstnirted where water atanda In roadbed.
The tallowing bridge and culverts la be
made:
Al station Jamil vert 13 Inohea by 11 Inches
by Is feel:
At Million tilin CO feet, a bridge with funr
Btrlngvra reatlnc on aills on bank, said utrhig
era lo bfl UilGv'JO and covered with plank ix
I'.'xlit.
At Station plus H feet, a brldtte of two
bents, mudsills VJxlS, i-ans 12x13. aud three
txli;irj well braced with lour at ringers lix
IfixtiL'i., to be covered with rdnnk Sxl2xls.
A I Station 11 etna h fly l--t . a bridire. SO leal
long, eonairuetett same aa at Station .
At Minimi Xti plim M foot i,t station ir. a bridge
.V) leel long. eoiitrucleil same aa at Stntinn ,
Al stiitH.it M), a bridge Suh-et long, with 1 bent,
nneeiul of atrlngera retltig on bank and to he
constructed lu other rcspecia as bridge al Sta
tions. . . . t
Any or all material lor construction of the
briditea mav be In the .ouch, aa lonnd on the
ground except the covering, which mut be
sawed tlnnk, . .
Alt bl.la must be fllelwlth the County Clerk
hv the itrst dav ol April, IJ9V All Idds must
be necumpmiied wtth required bond, and all
work he completed by the fltt ol September,
ItttV
The court reaesvoa the right to reject any and
all Mils, oritur ol
II l COI.VIN. o.iinmlaalnner, )
t'ASi'EK I.IHKI., Commissioner,) County Court
It S. HATTAN. Judge, . .
Timber 1 -and. Act June S, 187s.
NOTICE FORJPUBLICATIOH .
United Slalea Land Office,
rtrepon I'liv. tlraaim. Jlllltiarv ll . lOOl.
Notice Is hereby given that In complla-ira
ivlih llir nrnvlal .na of the Act nf Congress of
June s. ts7. entitled -An Act for the aule of
i.H,k.. i..,l. In il. a ami... ,.r 1 tllfitrnl l. tlriv.
Kf,i), Neva.ln. and Waahington Territory." naex-
temleil lo a'l me I'uniio i.snti Mates ny an or
August 1, 1SW Osear Johnaon. ol Ft-hor'a,
t iiniitv of Clarke.sl "tenl Washington, litis this
dav Hied In this office Ilia aworn statement i
No f.vs for the ruin.hatie.it theN. W. ! of,
Seetlttii No, 11 in Townstilp No. 4 v.. Ranee No.
4 W., tin. I will olRtr lininf In show that the I ind
songlitls mor vslnarile for lis tlmlier nr atone ;
Hinti furagrtettltiiral r.urtiosi.s. anil to eatulilltth
hiaiidui to sitld laud Iwl trv Iho Keglsler and
Itei'vlvar at Or, iron I'll -. Oreanu, ou Thursday.
Ihe 'JAth day of May, 1V.
lie namea aa witneasea:
Nela Larson, of Vernonln. Oregon? I'hlllp
Olallll, ol Vernonia, Oregon; Wesley P. Salle r
loe. of Vernonia. Orignu; Oita Nelson, of
l'tinlniul.
Anv ond all persons elslmfng adversely the
ahove desorlhtd landa a e renue led to fie their
rinl'iia in this o!:'u.e on or h-.'fo c vald 2 t:i day
ul Mav, 10OS.
AtOfcf.SOJC S DKESSER. Rr-k-hter
MEN'S VIRST
Mover Clothing Co.,
THIRD AND OAK, PORTLAND
THE COLUMBIA COUNTY
Abstract and Trust Co.
Titles Examined, Abstracts Made, Non-Resident
Taxes Paid. Real Estate, Loans, Etc.
E. E. QUICK,
A. M. HOITON,
Proprietors
CONTEST KOTICB.
Pepar'me-a: of the Interior,
United Stataj Land office. Oieg-.n City, Or.,
February 16, 190S.
A autnelent couteat notice having been tiled in
this office bv Alexander Aek, contestabu
18 OU1C0 111 Alcxauiier Afa, v..ii,ra.uv.
alnat homestead entry So. l.l.H. niaile July
.190 .for SKI. SKi, see-Jl,SVh,sW'.ee 21,
k S tt ' e N H S E'i' see . T S K , K 3
agafnat
NS'U
w. bv Josenh shal.wkl. cjntesiee. In which
it is alleged that he is well acquainted with the
iracl ol land embraced in said home-tead eutry
aud knows the present condition of the same;
also that said Joseph Sehulkownki, entryutan.
and ilia heirs have wholly abandoned atiid
claim ane that they have never resided ujion or
cultivated or improved the same since makiug
enlrv thereof or at all: thattiaid cr.tryman dieil
about lieeember JOth, l'JOl.and the names of the
heirs of eniryman are unknown and aiier dili
gent search cuu not be learned, and that the
heirs of enlr. man are un imvu and tneir resi
dence can not be ascertained, and mat said al
leged absence from th said land was not due
to his or bis heirs' employment in the army,
navy, or marine corps of the United States aa a
private soldier, officer, seaman, or marine, dur
ing ihe war with Spain or during any other war
lu which the United states may be engagedmid
paltiea are hereby notified to appear, respond,
and offer evidence touching said allegation at
1U o'clock a. m. on April 17, 1905, before Hie
Register and Receiver of the United states
Land Ulrica In Oregon City, Oregon
The aaid contestant having, in a proper affida
vit, fried February 10, lt05, set forth laeia which
show that after due diligence personal service
of thia notice can not ba made, it is hereby or
dered and directed that surh noilce be given by
due aud proper publication.
DKO w. BYIIEK, Receiver.
. SUMMONS
In th Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for
the Countv of Columbia.
David T. Britah, plaiullrl, vs. Helen A. Brush,
defendant.
To Helen A. Bnnh, defendaut:
In the name of the Slate of Oregon you aro
herebv re.iulre.1 to appear and am-wer the coui
plalut Hied agaliiAt vou In the shove entitled
suit on or beiore the :77th day of March, liaxi
(that being more than six weeks after the first
publioattvn ol this summons upon you. and
that being the date for you to appear, fixed by
an order of the iudgo of said court) and if yoa
fail to answer lor want theriol the plaintiff will
npplv to the court for the n-liel demanded in
the complaint, which ts a divorce from you
upon the ground of desertion, and for such
other and further relief aa he may be entitled
to receive.
This summons Is pnbllshed upon yon by order
of Hon. Thos. A. Me Bride, judge of said court,
duly made oa the tith day oi February, 190o, di
recting that the summons be served upon you
by publication thereuf in the Orejon illsl for
six weeks.
J. C. MORELAND.
Attorney for plaiutifi
First publication Februaiy 10, 1906.
Administrator's Notice.
Notice Is hereby given that tha andasigned
has been, bv the Hon, R. s. llattan, Judge of
tne CouetvCnurt ol the State ol Oregon lor tha
County ol Columbia, appointed administrator
ot the estate ol Charles Fiala-r, deceased. Any
and all persons having claims against said ea-
cato are nereoy required in present-ine same ro
in, verified according to law. at my residence
al Miiyger, Oregon, within six montha from tha
due herettf.
Dated February ! V 05.
inSSI,&S SIASUr.K,
Administrator ot the Kstaieo: Charles Fisher, I
deoansud
'ARM KUR 8AIJC Section 28, town-
ttl,it U n.tell. rmtin. 1 a-ult M.tpa I ..Im.p
.....':. ...
than ill nuv to ile lu: in, nnd niter the
tiiti Iter is oil' it will make a good farm,
I.ays well nnd will boar Inapet-lion.oiiie
clearing nod tho tnattinir of a good (rame
liouae. i-nur tuiiea to the liver, wnere
vou etui sell vour protlqce at good prices,
It will n-iv nnv in wiiiitina a irnnil bur.
It ill p.iy nnv on wiinnt'n a irorai oar-
Kntn to in -pert tins a::y wrltu to pie.
1). WI COIT. Currios' Croins, Cdaula
. . i .
- CLASS SUITS
$10.00
The Best you have ever
seen.
FABRICS in Worsteds,
Cheviots and Cassimeres.
Hand -Worked Button
Holes, Hand -Padded
Collars, sewn with silk
Otto say $i5 for Equal Qnality.
Come Early and Get the Pick.
WHEN YOU SEE IT IN OUR AD
IT'S SO.
Administrator's Xotlce of Sale,
In theCounty Court nf the State of Oregon for
Multnomah Cowuty.
In the mailer of the Estate ol Reuben Z. Joy, de
ceased. VOTICK IS HKRRBY GIVEN THAT IS PUR
.1 suance of and by virtue ol an order ol the
County Court of the Stale of Oregon, for Mult
nomah County, made ou December 16, 1904, in
thematterol the Estate of Reuben Z.Joy, da
ceased, authorising the administrator thereof
to sell all the real property of said estate nf
private sale, and by virtue of an order of resala
of the hereinafter described land, made in aanl
matter, by said eonrt. on the ISth dav ol Fi-a-rurv,
I9U, tha undersigned, the administrator
of said estate, will aell at private sale, to the
highest bidder, for cash In L-. 8. giild coin, and
subject to enuttrmat'nn by aaid county court,
trora and alter Saturday, the 2-'an. day of
March. 1903.aud cotuinuing said sale until ail of
said real property or so much thereof as is nec
essary to pay all claims, coats, and expenaea of
administration of said estate has been sold, all
the right, title, interest aud estate a! lue raid
Reuben Z. Joy. decaased. at tha time othia
death, and all the right, title aud interest that
the aaid estate has aince acquired by operatiou
ol taw or otherwise, in and to tha following des
cribed real property, to wit:
Lots 4 and 6 ol section 24, and the southeast
quarter of the southeast quarter of aaid section
24, all in township 3 north, range 2 west of Wil
lamette Meridlau, lu Columblu County, Oregon.
Also an Irregular tract described as beginning
in the center of the creek, at the southwest cor
ner of section 19. lu township 3 north, range 1
west of Willamette Meridian, and tlieuce run
ning down the center of aaid cieelf, a lih its we
andertnge. toa poiut where the same intersects
the Vi iiiainetle slough; thence In a aouthweat
erly direction, with tha meanderlngs of saH
slough, to the section line batween sections Itr
and 20. in township 3 north, range I west of
Willamette meridian; thence west to the place
of beginning, being in Columbia C-'ounty, Or
egon, Terms at Sale Cash tn United Mates sold
0oin;tenper cent to accompany bid and bal
ance upon confirmation by tlie court. AU bids
to h directed to the undersigned at St. Helens,
Oregon.
Dated St. Helena, Oregon, February 23, 1W5.
JAMES 0AKT,
Administrator of the estate ot Reuben Z.Joy,
deceased.
Administrator's Final Notice
In Ihe County Court of tb State of Oregon fut
the County of Columbia.
In tha matter of the Estate ot Willie A. Bailey, ,
deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned,
as administrator ol the Estate of Willie A.Bailey.,
deceased, haa filed hia final account in the
Couutv Court ol the State of Oragou for Colum
n's County, and that Vrtday, April 7, It 05, at 11
o'citK-a tn the forenoon ot said day. In the court
room of said court, has been appointed by said
court as the lima and plac for the hearing of
objections thereto and the settlement thereof.
IALFRTD F. SMITH. Administrator.
Cbas. J. Schnabsl, attorney for administrator.
Dated sad first yublUhgd March t. WOj,
SUMMONS.
In the Clieull Court ol the State of Oregon
coiumbiai.ouuty.
Emily (, lunea, Blatuiig', vs. E. T. Jones, de
i fandent.
! To B. T. Jones, the above named defendant.
1 IN THE NAMlt OF TUB STATE OF OKKOON.
t Yon are herebv reuuirvd to atutear and an
swer the complaint "led ngaiuat you lu the
' .I....... a, .,:,: m. .... m.il em, art ah hp tM.r.trM
the eleventh day of March. IfOS. ami If yens
inil t.i Atllwiar or answer the iiluintlff will an-
I .lu an .1.. ....it.1 I... Hi. Mllitf nrtti ,vt W in Him
complaint, which ia that the marriage now ex
isting between vou and the plaintiff be forever
dlBolyed, nna for such other relief as to tha
dtmrt mav seerajnst anilequitnlile. This sum
mon fs served upon you hy publication by or
,l..r nl the Hon. T. A. Mc-Br da. Ill.lge of tha
above entlthd eaiurt, dated tha 10:h day nf
1 January, 1.105, and the dale of tha "rat nnblt-.
, f ibtl ,ui0:n0ns is the 20tb day of Jau-.
uai", !W5.
' . FRANK .K-IILKflEt,
Atii...icy ?gi l'Uint)"