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I'.vcrylMMly should read tlx cnuiiicr
etlmiaud (iirullmrnt hluuk printed in
the tixth mut seventh column of the third
laj ol tliU wr. Then cut It out ami
have your muter frady (r the assessor
when ho fall. ly so rfoltiu y,m w
mv time mill money (or the comity,
Mr, Rulrt Ik-Kay, ol Hcntitioofttt. was
was a visitor ti St. Ilclrns on Monday
Inal.
Mr. Harry West (tone more ahl to
to attend to hit larui work, alter a long
pell In the NorUi I'ocluc Baiiiloriuin al
Portland,
Mr. end Mm. Law, Dr. and Mr. Kom,
Mr. J. II, McKie mil ton, Mrs. K, II.
Flagl end ft, A. Mile were Iralda pet.
anger lor Portland on Saturday last.
The Rainier Mill St I.uuiher Com
puny, which recently cloecd until market
conditions tlimilil prove more atlfai-urv,
la muting lew minor repairs in the
mill. The company it cleaning out ll
old atM k.
The Wllton-Cate I.umher Company
Rainier, hat iiutalled a new cut oil saw
The company report that ita new roail
opcratiiiK under the gravity system, It
giving prrlect sallsfarttoii. The mill it
cutting ).OiM (cet per day.
Mr. II, J. Hwiter hat rrttirncd from
trip through the Willamette Valley
tcekiiig lor a good (oration to engage In
the tffncral mcrchaiidlae Imtlurta. He
waa very lavor.hly Imprcaacd with North ' Columbia River, 1(H) year, ago. The
Aia.rM,larfMt:
Do You Wear Shoes-
That Wear Wellr
tTs iin r.j pmi
TREE UNDER WHICH LEWIS AND CLARK CAMPED TO BE EXHIBILED AT THE
EXPOSITION
The city council at iti recent meeting, upon the reueit of Mr. Sheldon,
icrmtrii'lcntiil the lorentry ilr)urttin.nt ol the 1-ewia and Clark (irntennial
FIT BOTH THE FOOT
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? AND THE
POCKETBOOK
COMBINE
QUALITY
AND STY
i AND STYLE f
If not Why Don't You Join The
ROYAL CHINOOK CLUB
Over 20,000 members in Oregon, Washington, ana laano. Se, tSo
kids and try the famous Wild West Shoes for boys. An d your 1 Jtd JVJ
and tryouir famous Goodman School Shoes for girls . And let i
"better half ' happy with a brand new pair of our Swell Women t bhotn ana vx
ford" Spring Ityk are now in and we guarantee to show you the nobbtert hne
of stuflf ever brought to Houlton.
BAILEY & BRINN,
THE UP-TO-DATE HOULTON MERCHANTS.
j STORIA & COLOMBIA RIYER
fi RAILROAD COMPANY.
V'aiuhill and Woodtmru
Tticte waia Carjirt tewing irty at
r, i.. i, i,i .,rrj.nt t ilir riniiMilulon Hie nxlc tree no atandiuK at the
i.mii ..f Hi itrM(i,1 inilnafiiv Mnil Mliiflt i lic1iive,l un verv tfood authority to be
the trre under wliich Uwla and Clark camped when on their way to the woutb ol
Tne alateuient i maiie in me wwmnu
41.1 w.;.. i.n.i tit mtttrv hnu ulo hwii handed
I ...... ..' 1 : A a,..'., 1. fvn.., tli m, ,th nf VVvBna
tlut'chatl. an old Inilian. who told it tohim'over 3) year ago, undented that, in charm
u.M..i. ,.l u U', .i U',.... oi ui Miner, nc acconiimiiicii un i,"iu nu,
rraidenr. c.( Mr, tt m. C-tper at arren (j (he (( l(t Couni,,ta Rjv;r, The trM h . thing ol beauty and use-
on WedneatUy latt. fourteen l(neM, and the citizen. ,1 thin place would by no mean part with it were it not
attended and aUut twelve iwund ol rag lor the lacl tlut it day are numWred. and even in it death it accomplUhed a good
. .... ....... i. i. ....... i ... . I. n, i. i.u tit fir tht rWtrnvetl mrt of the town laat
were cw.i, and a mi u.ni.cr a rrv.i , r--; - . "'d"j- . in,unff thold
mil. I lie lire tiancti norm wi uc . ..p , i n t
oik. to that the day alter the bark wa converted to alruoat pure white ahe. rmm
the ruota to the highest branchea ; but It pretence enabled ytopit to aave the Ure
and arclu.tie to the aonth. It will be aawed down, tuken to Portland, and con
verted into an attractive eahibit, which liould ultimately l placed in charge ol the
Oregon lliatorical Soiiely.
DAILY.
by the hinte.
The St. Helen Junior baarUU team
bat begun practice lor thi aeaann,
It t couipiMd ol hoy ol about 17 year
and will Iw able to give the firt team
good practice, If we hive one thi year.
St. Helen it entitled to the Lturnamrtil
lhi year, and it l time the work ol or
ganiiatioa begun.
IMjr Tl P.'n.M "T uwj II."
! I(W":UI tlV!0&0HIHI ISttPilT
ry HaM ! "
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. f J ,v VuMm la tvrtl ll n4atM
,! .-. v.."Si Haau'wlKiM team la the county that would like to -cw Irrwv. on the 2V.h day ol Sei)tem-
play the bt. Helen Uya, tlirjr can secure x.ti n,l WM therefore in lnteiglitv
a same by wrillngto Aaht'K'ning.-r, th!i f,. vfar -t the time ol bis death. He
Dli'.n At home near St. Helen, on
l'ridav. Vatvh 17. Mr. Jame Meeker.
II there l anv (uuiiiri Mfi Meeker born in Suse County,
1'BICKS THAT COl'XT.
,M ty u(tira4 JaJ 'ail4
ta i a av
MACKENZIE
onoral Contractor
i.Ultxil , l I I.I.A. Att rit.K
UtUVIMi A M'M'.tl.T
SflMATCS FURNISHED
Hi". IIKI.liNH. till.
-1U' I itIJ!H AMu.lKM I.KMKN
a. end '' H.'tnK
city.
came to Columbia County in ISiK), pur
cliating the John liunim place, north ol
St. Helena, a here he resided with hi
.u frank until the day ol hi deth.
Tlie funeral tK,k place on Sunday lst,
Ur. Allor.l ctimluctimr thcervice. the
Mr. ChartcaKrat.-ke, ol Ool.le, wa In
town Monday looking lor the drputy d'
trtct at orney. It appear from Mr.
KrnKke'l ewmptlwt.J that a neigtilrir
keen a very vit iou Ig, wHiih he per
mit to lanm at will. In oniawition to the remain taring interred in the Kinder cem
wUbcol the community, and it i even'etery at leer Idand. ly thoae who
alleged that the owner' cnildren ic the j knew Unn well Mr. Meeker i poken ol
dog upon other Juvenile when on their 'a a man of remarkably good diojit!on,
way to acuuol. '' ith p!ct ",cm"
Mr. R. If Robon i. l-.Uy convinced jorie. for many year, to come He w
tlu.t there I. aometh.ng In the old mpcr- c"u,, . trntMnlly WJ
at.tlu.thal fhd,y i. an unlucky .1..,. IU.I he had m.ny Ir.end, J
She v,..,Kerothc Totter f)n m,e. and th very Urge '"
IVMUnd t . Si. Iklcn. and ... nnlwrtu-1 W n,..-.h. ud,..g the .tormy
Lie enough to leve her pr,. ctrntain- h,h "l"m '" M
ing aWt I'-'V In the la !;' cabin. She " cld.
iinmediiiUly telegra.licl to the agent at The Clatiknnie Lumlwr Compmy ha
Kalama, and the inire wa handed over i,ullcd a Clark te.im leed eaginc, 11
by the !x.at' olllcera to Ilr. Clill. who, ' (l Jath uii!l. Since G. K. Strcetcr
,i,.i liiiarrivil here, handed it over to .,.,,,. I the iii.m iL'cinrlit the mill ho
the loner, but there waa In the ptire, ; tm thoroughly overhauletl. The old
when Mr. Robcraoil received it, nly ! 6.iivb w batw brn replce4 with W-
cvnity live cent. An effort i being jnci, ttU,l the mill U ruiming eight
made t )di.ovrr who to!e the money. lont, a ,l4v cutliii; 40.WX) feet. The
lint It I not probable the thief will rvcr!euni.Mnv , on hand alwut a million
I known. I (cet. The average monthly shipment
Mi. W. II. Powell tt irtc l on hi.ra. Wk' are .'Wears. The shipments have been
Sunday morning to vl.it the t l.ide ol ; made to Oregon Short Line point and
........ . ti i n i. .r(.. I : i',.rtl.,.,t The mill is in charee of fore-
lining eUim ag, tartnali . . ef,lBri,e,i Mon lay.'man W. H. Turner, (onnerly of South
me m me. verilied avconling to law. at hi father being much Improved.
Mr.Kolwrwn, our meat market nun,
I going to have acwntnodioii relrigcrat-
luiiiortai. ! r'
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it n i.-l f.MTiitw no. iMi.t-eaii-BMo
l! iiiiii V at,i ma ol an old r
I iimt.r of mil I fli.arxiai Hand-
. Klf t:i.V ir diywillicSKnat.a
r. !, M in!. li,V tlirr tiirci. !
, .rr,.:!i utrr lliil.a and lugg
inial.e.l lnti uifcry; tvwilS.in j
n.i-iit. .t..r.- llto. .i Cu ,
i i. i, M mi. hi ;.lg , ('liirag'i, I'd.
i v!KN l A my picmWra on
'i iini S'.i'iKti. alatiit' Novenibfr
)i. i.!i l,il c,w allli Il nei k,
ilneu n irat l.1 tla.trr can have
l.v ,i,iili'4 puH-rty and p)i4
,'itotk ep ami adierll.lng.
Mi.. ,Ky-iK-
K3II0J I0CniDUC83
N-.iice i In trliy K'-'en that the under
W n, by lh Hon. K. If. Hat
i J ' ,;t: of tin- Coiiiilv Court il the
i il un.,1. (,.r the County of CoHun
i ..".iiiui I ...Iniiiu.lrjlttJi "t thee.tata
ti'l. Ci'lcUtd, iLceaaed. Any and
within
,y rryJc'ite et Warren, Oregon
in'm!h Irmu d.ite hereof.
iMcd IV-teinla-r U. Iiait.
MARY i. corrxAsn.
AdminitUatrii ,! the ratal ( Jor4i
vw!f!iid, de'ed.
IdiNluUtralor'a Vtuii" Sillc?.
i r,.air (:,,,! i is. stale of Ora lor
it.r t .uirnv nf r.iiiin)ii.
:i ii:i ir.l'rr (, i:.ui ul Italia AlalebM.
'iY,N-.
S.ai.r !. i,..tfl, lit thai Ilia int,lBrtla'''.
' 'Ir.lllli.lrati.f 1,1 IMciUU nl IxxlIM al.lB
'i lt.,..P., h,, nir.l III. Anal antiillil In
I'tuiiiH t:.,,iri ol il, aiaio oreri'ii f"r
i t "ii rtiv, ai't thai rrdtay, A.M ,
ui at.ipvrn urt,Hk In h fi,.a.viti ul aalit
v. iii '.he r.-urt i,Mim tl wl rnurl, l Imtm
- fii'tii i.v .:.! ,Miitrt aii,aMnt anl t'larc
r Oir, lictflii ,.( ilrr'fi.t,. Ihirli and llie
'I i.iiifli) II., .f,i, fHAXt AlJ'I.KIIiy.
A.lnilnl.llal.ir
I tiw t rVI,naU., All'irnev fin a.ii,lnl."aior
Ii.i. i an t mat i.ujialit.t K.l.iiior, I!, Iwu.
ht.'IMONH.
i n i i iriMiii i-rum itio nute nt Oifn fur
Ilia t mini)' nf IViltitt, lla
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. r'.ll II II t tt.. It. I,firh. al, lt,a t.ttti. h
; i 'i Mtur, Jamr. Kin Ji.hu J"l.-. Ultima
J "l-.-ii. Allierl Jiiiiea, i. w. Ilaiika, jnllall
ll.ii.aj .. t i,:, J,.,,,., a irl ,tll mlirt r ul lii..ii
l.'lf. l l.,w ,, J, .....it,,,, J,i, ttavcaavil. It
l l ' ' l, Irli-li'lititl..
" W U..fii,i..r,iri,lii.ii llffa Wlllliim Omii ll
a'M iii.u.-li. j.t fiti, kintf. J..,ii. kit.tf.Jol.it
.I 'm-. Mm i ii, al,rtMtr Allwrl tiillM. J. .
I ii.l-. laiUh llai.ka I liliw J. In'.. ailt all
""i '1't i.iikn.uMi hrlia at ln ol J.,.f.ni
i ,-i v.i .,.., f anv tlirrtt I. il.'li'ii'luiH-
it tint clans
Itrnd. Washumion, who
mill man.
School Reiwrt Cartl, the very
f. at. 1
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TATIOS
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Owing to the very liberal patronage of
our numerous customer we feel it onr
duty to quote a few prices through the
official p-Jper, 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 Can Tomatoes
3 Can Corn ...)c
One it-pound package Gold Dust 90c
five pound Oral grade lard GUc
Ten pound 6rt grade lard Jl 00
J weuty-nve pouuo gouu . . .
Twenty-five jtouud Bean fl 00
Macon, per pounu f .n .ti-
Mottle Bluing 5c
The above price are spot cash, ubect
to market change without notice. These
gootl are guaranteed to be exactly as
n-nn-arnted. or money relundcd. Our
busincs is teadily and rapidly growing.
We buy and sell for cash, and by so do
ing get and give the best prices. Mail
order promptly attended to. Remember
our policy: "Good Goods a Specialty."
BAILEY Bi BKIN.
Houlton, Oregon.
Dr. Knoder uses Dr. Green' new
and correct method of making arti
ficial teeth. Plate aro made) by thlsj
me'.hnd to fit accurate. 322 Mohawk
building, Portland.
All trains mak etoa eonneellont at Oobl
ttlib Northern PaelNo Iralita lo ant from th
Eaataa Huuna poiuia. At roruaiu i" at.
...I-. I... in. L'BInn danot. it Aatorla wltb I.
H. S. Co.'a boat and rail tin and Staaner
T. J. Potttr la and from llwaeo and tiort
Beach Mi nit.
l ata-nrrra fnr Aatarta or war polnu mart flu
tral.ia at II. mlton. Traina will atoD to tat P-
aaiiina off al Huu!lon arhra coming Irot poloa
wauafUobt. J . V. inya.
Oaa. Paaa. Ail. Astoria. Or
ut
or built in hi place ol btiainea. so that ; lirini witlt enveloj to match lor utic
meat can be kept in good condition slur- j-t tui oflice (or 1 per hundred.
I Till N t Ml: i iv Til u hi A IK li till a HON
I'liMmt i.ai li n run ail' lli li'lir in i'll" ! m
"l-J"'!' " I an.itvr Al,a .nni.l.ll.l uf Iho I'lalil
'' "I n.oiii.i tun iii the ala.ve eniiila.1 .ml
ii r l..-i..,r in,, aid ,tr uf Ainll, l'.ii. Unn '
'"C ihr itny nxaii in tl.a urilnr ill lliurmtrt fur
i 'U In iiKKr ,,ij an. war, ami mora than al
t n.ir.iiii n,-l i.,il,il,,ii ol llil. .win
i on. ,,( i( ,. , , ,,,,,r on,t anaa-iir
"'aiiHihiiii Hilt ,i, ut ibn tmurlliir tha r
., ' ' " iianile.1 In fh eiimiilaliil: to U: thai
,,''ll""f li.IJilij. iiilitairr4 t" tw ho
. . "' ''''' "I'l'l'ie lha loll .w It-at .'ewrllMHl
nal ... r: Vi lll w lM , r )Uwll N,
- iia ,.,Jth. , ,v ci.i.tam, (j iy ol
"limibia. nuu i, OregnB: , i.d lltal hit lllie
Iw'iuleinii ami II. al )' autleaeti of
, ' '"to.ar itaiiml Itmn u.i-rtliian flitli"
i'i lull- or lnhiraai whaiwar In r In aalit
,"! 1 ' l'"!!)'. nr n ii v Mrt lhaiMif. aili-nrw to
' i'iill; Ihnl nlalnllir rai'nvar nxl. ami illa-
''u-nm iila I if, ,,,! hn,..lii. .,,,1 Unit he I
l ii. I ., , ntl, ,u(llpr ,,.11.1 aa to llm
! ' " aiay .,, jn.i n0 ,.il,lat'l!.
.."IL .ilmilliuia la lillhlhilioil III Ilia Oren
"i'i iiihw ,,), .,.!, r (il tHuenaalva wmks
' iii'l' i iilUi,, Hun, K. 0. Ilallwi, Jn.leaol Ilia
- 'inn i I Hint il ilia Hlnla i,f (it, iiii (ul Uoluiii-
I,.". ",v- ,l",n'1 fe'irtiary J1, IW.
J i'i i . 1 1 1 . 1 1 . ... 1 1 . ta ,.i.riiAr.v :4. Inuj.
Im..ii,ll,.,li,n Attril 7, lltm.
il. i-ovvixi., Ailurnry fr I'lalntlfl.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
nultt'p U I...... v ainn .Lit ll.a itnili.r.ltfliait.
:i'iiiiltiair of Hi K. into n( ll.mtr K.larr.
""it. tint lllail In Iho tilllnnof lilt t'ountjr
-----.. a, .n, , ,in. tup i.n...;.
C" 'i"tiair of Ilia K. into ill ll.mtr K, rr
"""iwt. tina IllaJ In lh ,.111 n.. ol Ilia Count)
. V' 'Jtmnly of t'titiimhl. Hlalo nf (ira-
" '"" ""al atwitiiifof til.ailiiillilalralloll up
",,","'. iiarothur with hla mini it-purl
jai 1 1. ( ,i(,ilt,,n; a, tlutl Ilia lion.
n. iiuiian, JikVu of alit omul, hat apunliit.
r-i tiirtay, llni nil, day of Aintt, at tan
ii Wi li, u ( ,, nt, ni ilo.a,
"iii Hit. (., ,, n, ,,,) ,, Ul ni ,
uiTtSk ,h" plaiol haailim Hie aame: al
i.,i . 0nrt plana any utiraun Inmrotiad tn
.I, ia" BlV Plr and llle iil.lanllnna III
,;i ?.'? aoomiut or aaUil Al tapurl
a i h.lfi',11?9 or dlttflhullon, or anyo-'rllou ol
1inliil.ir.t4, a tb Ettul of Oaoar t. fan.
,'Jc5'd.
i; ; !!: '.vtii, Attoraor for AdmlofttrMor.
in ill. aiimtnrr months, and also so that
he may keep stock of ice sufficient lo
to supply the need of our townspeople.
The, Columbia River Door Company,
Rainier, hat completed it new two tory
warehouse. .V)2.K). Il i sheeted with
corrugated glvnlied Iron. The company
ha installed a Grtitnell prinaier. ami
will lnt.itl fire pump with a capacity of
1. 00U gallon r minute. A spur lo con
nect the wnrehoute with the main track ol
the A .t C. islielug contemplated. The
ctinny shipped eight car ol ita uianu-(.u-tnred
rtrmlucU in l'ehrtmry and ha
contract lor six car ol cedar porch col
umns lor Cleveland, Ohio.
m. t V l'.irini-r. of Houlton, has
rented a portion ol Mr. Hubert's building,
formerly occupied by the Mist office, aud
will open bartier shop there In the near
fuitim. Mr. Parmer tins ueen ior
time a resident ol Houlton, and has a
first clius reputation as a tonsorial artist.
I !el gentlemanly and attentive to btmi
ncs and we trust he will succeed.
V, S. IK-ke, ol Clalskanic, inventor of
the llowataon falling saw. will build a
sawmill on the Benson logging railroad,
five miles east of Clatskauie. It will have
ciclly of mm feet per day.
The West Oregon Lumber Company, ol
Clattkaule, has resumed operation n't"
a close down of six weeks. Manager
irlm?Hlov has Installed a new boiler, re
paired the flume, and made some changes
in hla tramway. He recently added a
number of trucks for his dry kiln. The
company expect to cut between. four and
five million feet of yeuow ur mm ....
this year.
Mrs. J. n. Godfrey vMted Cathlnmet
on Saturday laat to attend the wedding
of Mr. Godfrey' daughter Lcotn, return
ing homo Tuesday on the Totter.
Tie case of Smith vs. Syvcrnon i on
appeal from Oak l'olut precinct. A cow
belonging to Smith wit killed by the
wood flume of Syvcrson et. nl., nd the
justice court for Oak I'oint precinct gave
judgment In favor ol Smith. Fwun. tli
Judgment fhe defendant itpjasuls to flic
circuit court, and by the time the lawyer.
nd cost bills are paid the cow will
probably bve cost enough to start a
dairy or build a wood flume.,
Mis Leota Whitney, daughter of Mra.
J. B. Godfrey, of St. Helens, was married
on Sunday latt at Cathlainct. to Mr. W.
R, O'Brien, ol that place. Mrs. O nricn
was born and rained In this community
and all here will wi.h her happiness.
Mr. O'Brien is a well esteemed young
man and by occupation astcamboat man,
running on the boats between Astoria
and Cathlainct. They will make their
lutnre home at CuthJamct. The cere
mony look place at the home of Mrs. R.
V. Morton, sister ol the bride.
Ou one week from tomorrow. Satur
day. Anril. 1st, St. Helens Lodge No. .12,
A. I', and A. M., i to tie honored by the
.irraenc ol Vast Grand Master Iloilstin,
who will deliver an nddrcaa on Masonic
work. All member ore requested to be
present, and all Masons arc invited to
atteud. A very pleaiit time i antici
pated.
A neat new sign, lettered in gold, dec
orate the door of Attorney rowell'i new
office.
By present appearance there will bean
uuusunlly light docket of the May term
of circuit court.
During the pnt week a new baud was
organized at Warren, which will be Known
as the liny View Concert Baud. The fob
lowing Nicer were elected: F. A. Hoyt,
iireaidcnt; Ous Kusacll, vice-president;
Max Bcti. uiniuiKer; Alfred Ho, sccre-
tury; Gabriel Matson, treasurer; Charles
i .,, leader: I'. A. Hoyt, assistant
lnider. The member are Kdword Harms,
otto Bcrc. Rudolph Berg, Jace Buker,
John Cooper, Charles Carlsou, Fred Coop
er. Lew Davics, and George Hacn. The
citizen of Warren have raised quite a
large amount of money for the benefit ot
the band, which will be used for the
purchasing ol drums, music, and tiece
niiry equipment. The boys ore making
preparations for a free concert in the near
lutnre, to which all nre cordially in
vited. A small blanc occurred in the office of
the Oregon Wood Co. on Suturday last,
probably caused by n defective fine.
Voremun Jack Black oon extinguished it
by the ue of the hose which the company
keeria haudy at all times,
SIX WEEKS SEED POTA
TOES l,Sic PER LB.
I carry in stock a splendid
Assorment of choice Garden
and Flower Seeds. The
choicest Groceries the mar
ket afford. Fine Tea, Cof
fees, and Spices, Tinware,
Queensware.etc. Prompt and
courteous attention. Your
patronage solicited.
M. C.GRAY
General Merchant, St . Helen, Or.
Papers I'or Sale. Old newsyaper lor
mite, 25c for 100. Inquire of Frank
I'lugg, agent Evening Telegram.
Mr. Eva Eaicry Dye, author of "The
Counuest," who has been busy for several
months tracing descendants of the Lewis
and Clark party other than the leadersof
that famous expedition, has located al
Fowler, California, a son of the "Boy
Shannon" frequently mentioned in the
lournals of the explorer?. He i Judge
J. B. Shannon, an aged ana respected
resident of Fowler lor many years,
ludec Shannon has accepted an invitation
to be the truest ol the lwia ana tiara
Exposition which i to be held In cele
bration of the centeuniut ot me lewis
and Clark Expedition, on June 1st. the
opening day.
Notice to All.
I hereby give notice to all persons that
I wiu not be responsible for any bill or
expenses Incurred by my eon, Elmer Ol
sen, unless the same are 6rst presented
to me and have my approval.
C. E. OLSEN.
rOB rOatTLAJD. BAIXY
-TEAM)-
"America"
Willainett Slough Route
M Leave St. Helen. . .. :80 A M
Arrive at Portland. .10:80 A M
. .. . ..MBtl
Mil rorvianu i:t
Arrive at St. Helen. 8:00 P M M
rittRso riMTl. WS
Will Carry Kothinir but Penan, f
(r and Fat Freight.
JAMKD GOOD, HI at tor. I!
MEN'S FIRST-CLASS SUITS
mm
$10.00
The Best you have eyer
seen.
FABRICS In Worsted,
Cheviots and Cassimeres.
Hand-Worked Button
Holes, Hand -Padded
Collars, sewn with silk
Otliers saj $15 for Equal Qaalitj.
Gome Earlj and Get the PicL
WHEN YOU SEE IT IN OUR AO
ITS SO.
Mover Clothing Co.,
THIRD AND OAK. PORTLAND
Cheap
Land
ioo acres for $450, on easy
m a m f 1 a . .
terms. S lit nw nt ana w ni n
w hf s w qr sec 22, tp 3 and 2,
about five miles from the bay,
on South Scappoose.
E. H. FLAGG, St. Helens.
For saih Baled clover hay, at my
place at Warren.
Jr3 u-l v.. t . nuiuuci.
Carpbt weaver First class carpet
weaving done at 12 and 15 cenU a yard.
Address,
MRS. A.NIMA LVWLH,
3-3 1 m Warren, Or.
THE COLUMBIA COUNTY
Abstract and Trust Co.
Titles Examined, Abstracts Made, Non-Resident
Taxes Paid. Real Estate, Loans, Etc.
E. E. QUICK, '
A. M. HOLTON,
Proprietois
CONTEST NOTICE.
Iteparinwnt of the Interior,
Cnltod Slalet Lani OiBoe. Ortyis -Clty. Or.,
February 1. &.
A anfricient contest notice havint been Hied la
NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR DEER
ISLAND ROAD
n..lnnt... .1 thA an.l and of th Merrill
Creek brt.lc. at Button 0. and Mlowln the
eraile lo Mullon D'J, aa anrveyeu ana
W. T. Walla, l.ouuiy our.r)"r. rcw..j .,
IW, tnl.1 roart lo he traded larelre feet wide
.... .a. ,in.. a i.. Italian M. All itmnpa. brii-h
nd ton on ihe uii-r or hill aMe o( road to be
removed wnere nau iu iuu.-r.vre
all trradct and Bit lo l made ol earth; that
ihe trado -uui.t We twelve leet wide on aolld
tronnd, and a ditch oue loot aiinare on upper
or III II tldeofaald grade; and that '"'vena bt
oontrucl""d when water ttanda In roioed.
Th loliowina onuava auu VUiv. w w
""'Is'taiton Jaonlvort IS Inche by Inehet
b,Ali8lation i pl 59 loft, a bridge with fonr
atrlngera reailnaon atllt on bank, tald ttrtnj
era to b lixlGaS) and covered with plank z
It station a olna tali feet, a bridire of two
tenia, mndallls ViatB. eapa 12xlS. and three
no.t.lJiU well braced with four ttrinaer Ux
ltXIUi. to DC covwre.1 who i(ntia
Al Rtatloa 11 plus liy feel, a brldf SO feat
lontr. eonalnieted tame at at Station .
A I station s pint 60 feot lo 8tation 37. a brid
50 feet Inn, constructed tarn aa at Sutlon .
At Station to, a brld0!eet lon. with I bnl.
one end of atrlnirtr reatln on bank and lo be
eontu-ucted lu other retpeeu aa brtdga at SU-
tlAnr or all material for eoattrnollon of Ihe
brldnei may be In Ihe roh, aa fonnd on the
around, except tha covering, which ranat be
"AnVulVrnni.l be Hied with the Coiinly Clerk
by the rlrtt day of April, IdftV Alt bids mutt
be accompanied with required bond, anil all
work be completed by the fliet ol September,
The conrl reserve tha right to reject any and
all hide. Iiy owtr oi
I'ASl'KK I.U1KI.. Commlutonvr, County Court
it S. HATTAX, Judge, I
II la alleged that he la well acquainted witn io
tract ol tana emoracea ia etun ..-
and knowathepretent ooodllion ol the earn,
alaothat laid Joaeph Sehulkowtkt, entryuiaa,
and hit heir bava wholly abandoned laid
claim an that they have never resided opon ar
cultivated or improred the tarn tince mk rjg
entry thereof or at all: thataaid rtryman died
about December -JOth, laul.and the naaoea of tha
helra of emryman are unknown and alier dili
gent tearch can not be learned, and toatlb
heirtol entr.maa ar nniown and Ineir resi
dence can not be atcertained. and mat tud , al
leged tbaence Irom th taid land was not due
Ar hi. h.ir.' amninvmanl lu the army.
navy, or marine corpa ol ihe fniled State at a
...,-. . ..i.iinr nmnrr. mimb. u, n.i.u.i u...-
lug the war with Hpaio or during any other war
lu which the United 8taiet may be engaged.aald
paitlea are nereDy nouneo u r. 'Tr' .'
and offer evidence touching aald allegailon at
lOo cliK-k a. m. on April 17. 190&. before th
Begltur and Receiver of tha United State
Land Offlc in Oreton City, Oregon
The tald couietiant having, in a proper p
Tll, ffled February 1ft. 1905, act forth facte which
mow that alter due diligence personal service
of this notice can not be made, t It hereby or
dered and directed that tuth notice be given by
due and proper publication.
r rGKO w. bYBEK. Becelver.
Nothing has ever equalled it
Nothing cart ever urpasa it.
Dr. King's
flow Discovery
fori ovuiia
Voiu
KarMFTlOlf ric
" 5calIH
A Perfect
Cure J
For AH Throat and
Lung Troubles.
Money back ir It fails. Trial Bottle fre.
SIMMON
In th Circuit Court ot the Stale of Oregon lor
th Uonnly of Columbia.
David T. Brush, plaintiff, vs. Helen A. Brush,
Hfndant.
To Helen A. Brush, defendant:
in tne name or na w ... .
herehv required to appear and anrwer the eom
..A ...n.. in tha above entitled
i.ilton or beiora tb7th day of March. ISO
(laat being more than tlx weeks alter th ns
pUOIloaHB v' - 'ijj il
that being the dtie for you pper, xed by
an order of the iudgo of ld court) and If yo
fall loantwer for want Iheriol the plaintiff will
tpplv to the eouri for the relief demtaded la
the coroplaiut, which It a divorce from you
:. .k. .n...nH nf riartlna. and for tuch
oihertnd further relief at ha may be entitled
Thlt tummons It pnbllthed upon yon by onler
of Hon. Too. A. ncnrine. inoge oi aaiu wur.
... m.iiAA. in. mn nav ni rei.rusrT. ivw, u.-
recting that the tummont b served upon you
bv publication thereof in the Oregon Mint for
tlx week. c M0BKlAvp,
First publication Febiu
AJmlnbtrator'a KoUce )f Sale,
la iheCoantr Court of the But of Oregon foi
Mullnomali Coanty. ...
In the matter ot thltat ot Reuben Z.Joy.d-
VOT1UK IS HKREBY GIVES THAT IK PCtl.
.X .....Ai.iuiiirvlrint of an effder of tha
County Court ol the State of Oregon, for -Hall,
nomah Couoty, mada ou December IS, 1M, la
thmauerof the ! af Beuben I.Joy.e
ceated, authorising the adminittrator thereof
to aell all we rea, arMpc.. w - T r-
private aal. and by virtue of an order of rat
of the hereinafter described land made tnjaid
matter, by tald ooort, on th Uth day ol re
ruarv. ItOo, th nndenigned, th admlnlattalor
of aald eaUte.wlU teU at private ijal. to the
highest bidder, lor cash in V. 8. gold coin, ant
subject to confimat oB by aald co 'Otj court.
Irom and after Saturday, th 5th day of
Maich. 19TAud coaunulng said tale until all of
taid real property or to much thereof at It naav
eaaary to pay U cUlm. coat, and axpenaea of
idminUtrailoa of tald estate hat been aold, all
tha rigbl. line, iniereat auu taws
Reuben 2. Joy. deceated. at th Uaaaolhla
death, and all th right, title and iDtereat that
the aald eale ha ainc acquired by opeiallou
vl law or olherwite, In and lo th following dtt
cribed real property, to wit: ..-.,
Uitanaaoi tecuou au
quarter of tha aoutheaxt quarter of tald seotinn
it. all In nwrathlp north, range weat ol V.11
lamett Meridian, In Columbia County, Oregon.
Also an irregular tract described aa beginning
in the center ol Ihe creek, at the tou thweat cor
ner of teuton l, in township t north, range I
wctt of Viillamelte Meridian, and Iheno run-
nltig down tne oenaer oi a.u uin.. w..
anderlnn. to pol" where the tame Interaecu
: . ii .... ti. ...... ih,n at aoulhweet
erly dlreotlon, with th meanderinga of taid
.i.,i.h in the taction Una between section 1
todSD. la toarnahlp S north, range 1 weat of
Willamette meridian; thence weal to the piece
of beginniug. oeing in voiumma .ou.j, v.-
n??ll a.lS..l. In nnllad htat txtld
ma. , , , .
cola; lea per cent to aceoaaiauy bht and bal
ance upon BMinaauwi ai --, '
tob directed to th uudertigaed at St. Ueleoi.
Oregon. n....-.- tann
Dtiw at. -.'-"'.-.'aYka rJART.
Admlntstrarorof tha etmte of Reuben Z. Joy,.
deccaaea. --k
Attorney for plaiutitt
tryl0,lW&.
Timber Land, Act June 8, 18T,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
United 8tte land Offtce. m
rtraa-on Citv. Oraeon. Janlltrv 10. Iw5.
Kntlc tt hereby given that In compliance
with the provlaljnaof the Act of Congress of
i., IH7. i.ntnle.1 "An Act tor the anle of
m,hr l.ii.l. In the ftalca of Oalltvrnla. Ore-
' gun, Nevada, tud WathluitouTetrllory. ex
i tended to a'l the PuMio Land Rlales r a.-l of
I Anaiitt 4. 1SW, 0car Johnson, of H.her ,
! County of Clarke. State ot Waililiigton. hat thlt
I day tiled In thlt office hit rrurn ttatement
No. m, tor the purer. aw of IheN. V. ti of
1 Sectlun So. 14 In TowunhlpNo. 4 S., Range No.
It W., and will offer pnmt to show that Ihe land
snnunua more vaiuanie ior iia nmuar w. w iw
thau tor agricultural
AiatinUtrator's 5oUce.
waiIm ! haMkhv alvan that th ande.-lgn4
ha been, by th lion. R. . Hattan. Judge al
ino CouotvCourl ol the state of Oreeoa tor th
r....nt.nirninnhlt. anni.intad adintntttrator
.ni.. ,.i.aI i-k.rlH b-ihr. deceased. Anv
1 ll Mrum havina elalnta ttnlntl tald a 9-
. .. . i ... . . . . . n ..... n . ih. .. n. m tn
tai are nercuv ici n . t ru iu p,on...
me, vertned acoordina U law. al my retineno
at Mayger, Oregon, within six nionthi from th
dale hereof.
liatad robruary .
Administrator of the Estate of Charles Flthar,
deoeaaed. -.
pi
hit cIhIui u tnid land
llrpoftis. aun to catunntn
bof.ru the Rcalaler and
uu.iuu, n...n i-ltv. Orauon mi Thuradav.
Ihe 1Mb day of May, KM.
He uamea aa wlmetaea:
Nela Lanro, of Veruouia. Oregon: Philip
Olshn.ot Veruonia, Ormou; Wctley U. Saner
Ice, ol Varuonla. Oregon ;, ;oito Nelton, of
Portland. . ,
Anv and all perrons elalmtng sdverscly the
twve described lands s-e r.une"tod lo rile their
claims lu this ollico on or bcture tald Stotli day
ot May, oc RH0K3. jtjesoisR, Ttrgtatar
AimlnUtrator' Final Notice
In the County Conrt of th Stat ol Oregon for
tiiA uouniT oi tyviuuiui.
In the mattir of the t-itate ol Willi A. B.lley.
.,.'T.' i,'.rh alven that th undersigned.
at admlutttrator of the Estate ol Willie A.Batlry,
deceased, ha Bled hit tiual tooonnt In the
County Court ot th Slate of Oregou torPolam-
. . . . . a,i.a lPhIJah Htll T 1 lal 1 ail 11
Ola county, aun ma. r?. r.. "
o'clock lu tne forenoon of aald day. In the court
room of tald court, haa beo appointed by taid
court at the time and place tor the beariur of
obicctiout thereto and the aetllement thereof.
' ALFKTO r. SMITH. Admiiitatrator4g
Chat, J. Schoabal, attnrner for admtntatraloi,
Dated aud n rat publithod March 3. una.
SUMMONS.
lor
FARM FOR SALE Section 28, tow n
ehip S mirth, ran fro 3 weat. More titulier
than will pnv to the la; ni, ami after the
flintier I otfit will make a gooii farm.
Lavs well and will hear Inspection.Some
clnarlng anil the making ol a good frame
home. Fonr uiilet to the river, where
In th Circuit Conrt of tha SUM of Oregou,
Columbia vouniy.
Emily Q. lones, plaintiff, v. X. T. Jones, de-
'fendent. . '
To E T. Jones, the above named defendant.
IS THK NAMK OP THK HTATK Of 0RK005.
1 You are hereby required lo appear and an
swer the aumplalut Sled egain.t you lu tha
abovo entllled court and cauaj, oa or before
The eleventh day ol irch, WOi. and it you
fall sou appev r antwer the. platntin" will ai
Plv to the conrl for Ihe relief prayed for lu lb
cnnirdatut. which li that the marrlago now ex-
court may stem Jutt aud equitable. TbittumT
mont raaerveu upou jou "aTJ . I v-T .b
in iota aar vv
DO!
Aur (ha Hon. T. A
- ",,,1-j n,,rt. aaiad iha lflih dar of
yon can sell voor produce ni go pr.s. , Ju""yj-,nu h, daT of Uie ftrtt nubll
lt will pay any one wanting a good bar-1 iSaol thij sumraoiu u the Mth day el Jan-
Sain to iiiFywctthia ami write tome. luary.lMi. tt-ULart
, Y. CQn. Cnrrie.' Crosnntt, Can Ja rA aSt ja.!l