The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913, April 07, 1905, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Texti'TIt LOCAL J f;0OOO0O0O0OOft lis Mildred ('.rant, who liutlcn on tli tick 1UI (r Ihju1 two weeks, is able Jo le.uiue licrdiitlcsiiithe County Clerk' ollh r. Kiln V.rU kson and I'.rlt k Wnlt.m of thi county, were Rrunted ritiiwl.ni on Mon OREGON SHOICrlilNC union Pacific l.H T TIIK K.VKT PrllLY ( day to he wedded accordUig Ui the law imkiI.aS"', '. A' M ,u. r III M, , ttalla, I"' ,, ,r .)! ,i s..rihrii lsll. Arrive.,"" i l. if. Helly w A. M. psilv. K hi a,H iCH.r tonr i'iir liiy. I, DAILY TU.UNH run A 1 1. WIST KAbT. uj:k COI.UMIUA KlVKR. iiiiMlilMiuMtUnJ dalle, eust . .i.iaia in. MlllnUr lulsl d w. W..IU a.iT lanillnga Kelaraln. d.llv i. .i l ad eiespt Ore. ol th Htau of Oregon Dr. I'.dwlii Kom, J)r. Harry K. Cliff M. C. C.rny, W. A. Harris, I',. I',. Quick, We can not Kt the Sc.ppoose dairy I Wd. l,.to the ColumW. County exhibit, ni'Ubey will count ( mMnB un I IXrCCntBIK IIMnn -.1.1..1. ..... . i i based " Tli dlle.i ul Clut.kanie art inlerest- 'l N tin bulldinKupof thewholecountv, mill they are KolK , d(J lejr (ulI t lowuid thnt end. Mr. I'.. I, Ticlunor, of Clntrtkanle, has promised u, thnt i,e ntwtKn . mat iionum of Columbia County .hull , l""lrly represented In Columbia County1, e.hibit ,t the ,ew, and Clark Centennial. asiwreiici Master Hudson, of Port J. II Oodlrry and W. II, Dl'llard attended "I,U vi,it Heleni IIKe A. ......in. ni., last haturday night and delivered a very intemting lecture on Masonic work. Alter the lector. . A. the district rncaniimrnt of the Knight of 1'ylhlas, held at A-torl thUwrek. t tf ft i t .. a . airs, rrrn mun u i wii Paiiiaiiiiittsri i the.., Im lr.MllononoM,.uUyll,Mor.,i!,I,,'r T u" hy iuUe ...dw.. taken there l.y Hhcriff White landed. "' "vlnK out ol town at and her husband. Mr, Mundell, accord-1 . ' in lu the physician' paiirr, had suffer-1 ,' J"' M"M ot Portland, came to edt.revlou.ly from menlnl deranKenienU . j, ' 'l'Wn S"IV ! to attend the Tl.. .-1.1 I I ... I 're delivered by I't Grand Maater .... , . ,-. -ilioilnon. year baa uren art at S anil lie per kiuihI. WARREN The Warren Luniher Co. are Kdting ruah order for lunilwr. Thia week they hlpa car looil to Iowa, and are loading another car for ahipmcnt. Win. I'eteraonand family are at present occupying Mr. Adunia' reaidence, and are looking about for fann property to to buy. C. J. laroen has cloned lila deal for the Adams farm and will either rent or oc cupy it himself very shortly. Rev. Mr. Kenshaw preached his fare well sermon at Grace church Sunday. His dutiesat St. Johns wilt probably pre vent his accepting; another church appointment. Mrs. Mas Herg was Portland visitor Wednesday. Lowest Prices Groceries. k BUY THE i - - """"'J" is tm 4 ! m .m J, 3 I I Gt.fACHIIlE It I'isheruicil should (!ct the lirenars iui- tnediatcty as uidcr a new law pawed at the recent session of lr(ialiiture, the license was raisrd front f i AO to $'. City elei tinn Monday lal resulted in the choice of the following oflii cr: lid win Kom, Pres. Council ; Martin White, kiih.tr 1 Cos, K. A. Mites, ). W. Day, councilmra; J. H. tiodlrry, reconler; I I, liet ker, marshal; I'.. I'., yuiik, trens urer. The cln tion was cunductcd under ' new buililing, a novel system. A ticket containing only the title of the ollices with blanks for the nsmr was pilule-!, and each voter filled thrae blanks with the unities of his choice. Mrs. K. ). Crakes has returned to her home at lakeside Htiak Par in, near Kcappomr, alter ail alncncr of almiit two nionlhs. On the '.t'tu of January she hud the niisf'-rtuiie to suffer a di Jia-atlon ol ; the ankle and a fracture of the right leg and snrnt l)irr arerks ml thr St Vincents r ' ' m K,M "'Y?!Z 1?7 n.l ll. l-l.nre.,1 the time at ''''"tfaaJa'c'siat! ' her son's home In Portland. She still w.Jws sr msitsls sail rfi- f u4 it necessary t i use crutches. ,, i u " " U Wsrrrn and lloulum camps. Wlinen r 1 srlr rws i . ;m v4 vwr-jiws Is Su" sit annHWiT ol the World, will hold joint services ,fiian- itn..tMi. i in rouimcmoration ol the life of Head Consul Palkctibiirg at Warren, on Sun day April I'M, at 2 m. TTr, C. W. Adams, of Warren, was a viaitor t tt. Helens Monday lt. He Miss Ullle Powell, of Portland, visited Mr. and Mrs. Cliff last week. Mr. A. H. George uld a visit to Port laud on Monday last. C. N. Gable sold his ranch at Bachelor I'lat, containing 71) acres, to Jacob Kkua, the consideration being f'll.V). Mr. I). VV. Richardson paid a business visit to Portland on Monday last. ll. Slorgus will soon open up in his Do You Wear Shoes That Wear Weill FIT BOTH THE FOOT J a i AND THE i POCKETBOOK i COMBINE QUALITY AND STYLE Ml-S fcr4tt Uml!t s txaUwia i tij diilUorlavil 1eaU ' .. MACKENZIE, (Te.'yOrfll ContrftCtOr lr" ',rtUnl on thr Potter lit the alter , iitin.M. MII.I.A. till PH.K !n",," Mr- Adams Is going to move to 'inn iu an t i tl.l V L S T! MATES FURNISHED Ill I KN". H. Owing to buying in large lots, without telling you about ever increasing business etc., we make you the following prices. 3 bottles bluing for 10c. acon, O'c and lu!c per pound -7 pounds licansforll. 27 rounds good quality rice for $. ft pound pail pure leaf lard for 4,'ic ID pound pan pure leai 3 cans lender sweet corn 555c 3 cans first quality tomatoes 25c 1 3 cam 1 it oars golden ur oap ior 2 cans Yellow Crawford Dcachcs for f I Gold lust or Dew drop washing powder two lor .i-c 3 cans carnation cream for 25c All other goods at prices in proportion PKKRV & GRAHAM OBITUARY SIX WKHKS SKHD POTA- TOICS 1,' jc PI'.R I.B. I carry in stock a splcndiil AsMirment ol choice Garden and I'lower Seeds. The choicest Groceries the mar ket affords. Pine Teas, Cof fees, and Spices, Tinware, Qiieensware.elc. Prompt and courteous attention. Your patronage solicited. M. C.tiH A V (ii'iiirul Mi-rchaut, St . Helens, Or. 'Coreallis in the near future, and on S-it- Or. Knoder use Dr. Green's new If not Why Don't You Join The ROYAL CHINOOK CLUB Over 20,000 members in Oregon, Washington, and Idaho. Bring us your tougk kids and try the famous Wild West Shoes for boys. And your little misses, too, and try our famous Goodman School Shoes for girls. And let us make your , "better half happy with a brand new pair of our Swell Women's Shoes and Ox fords. Spring Styles are now in and we guarantee to show you the nobbiest line of stuff ever brought to Houltn. BAILEY & BRINN, THE UP-TO-DATE HOULTON MERCHANTS. A STORIA & COLUMBIA RIYER li RAILROAD COMPANY. Mrs, Klizabeth M. Ruber! died in St. Mens on Monday last, her funeral ser vices taking place Wednesday, April 6, at the Congregational Church, conduct ed by the pastor, Hev. Taggert, the burial taking place atthe Odd Fellow. cemetery at Warren. Mr, ltulurt born in Dremlen, Maine, November 23, IH32, and was married lo Andrew J. Kula-rt November 23, 1S61, at South Weymouth, Masfachnsett. Four chil dren rurvive her; Kliuibrth E. Tobin, residing at Prescolt, Arirona; Andrew J. Kuliert. of Seattle, Waahington; Flo ra K. Pagi-, of Kan Francirco, and Evan dcr A. Ku'.iert. of Prescott, Arizona. Hermarried lifeeitendttl over a period of 51 veara and her death lea.te an un coiisolable husband. Mrs. Ruliert had resided in St. Helens for the last fourteen year-, during which nrdav will ll his farm iinplrnicnis and ! !"? ""V ,e'hod ' rnkln9 '! time she had endeared herself in the I -rbo-d Inrnmire a. ,.blic am , inn, j lLTlo M MrX. 7tt Mohawk i ' ho kne h"" ',urin lhe :u -I, tl'ifcK AMHlKMiKMKN the county wl last we k. , ' . , i i i I. II. Ssairer. ol Kelso, was in M. 1 lc t rii.l r.ivcii'a ili liolit-alaaml j " " , mil i..an nsof an old r. , en Ssliinlay lal. I i.i ii.r ,1 ...II I Ilium u. naml- ti.,.. liUm-h r i. of Rainier. WJsinSt. null U.milaf by clin k till.-! l.'l.nttt Mr. Miles Slieeiru, ol Rsiu.er, was at bulldlnfl, Portland. The Clatskaniecily election on Mon day lut was a very closely contested sfUir resulting in the election of thej treier ivhiiou 01 nic new iii aei uy mar-' . , . V . ' mother and a devoted wife, and wo care riii, ..iir. iu, aiyeis neing cnoscn as DAILY. 14 "r. T: 7 00 ( OS 1 ss t 41 M s ts OS I SI It 00 10 OS 10 20 I 10 A.M. TATIOft DAILY. I" II t os a 4 IK 4V I M Hi 40 M.t t H l 10 00 1 W 10 M.I lu n n.t io st :7 10 . .7 M i 11 Oi so II IS K !..! a- L Portlsna Aril li! J 45 a x KTr.nia...i xt i oo H Maveer... . Qulucf ... Clai.ksufa. &lanblanl. WXIinrt.. .. Illton... ..Knapi... II SO 9t Ar. Aiwrls .!. N V 17 too I ti s t IS S 07 7 U 7 V 1 4S 7 44 7 tl 7 J 7 17 7 0 42 u 10 All Irslns mska rloss eoaasetions at CloM irtih North. rn ftcM trslui to and from lhe ts.i sud Suuod poluts. At Pon:nd with all trains lesriaf Union depot, st Astoria with I. K. X. o boat sod rail Ho and Hteatncf T. J Poller la and (rool llwaoo aad Norlh Iteach points. I'asseriKers for Astoria or was points mast 8s Iralna at lluullnn. Trains will .too to let pas- anaeis orT at Uuu'tnn when coming from polna weaof Uobie. j. c. nsfa. Gen. rasa. Aat.. Astoria. Or latter months of her iliness she was con fined to the house, suffering patiently without complaint, the only regret being j that she couia not visit more witn ncr friends. She was a most affectionate FOR ONE WEEK ONLY WE WILL GIVE A DISCOUNT OF VZJZ.:X:Wl ' cW. S,.u,dav lor Ihcpurpme ot .,- j l'otmuter II. R. Price has lieeu notifi ed lint a rural route has been established ..tlu nrt rWrml liv her affection and b.i. lending the supirr Riven by the M,ms '". utr ""' aje children and husband to the last. it i!mr.rr ; rxlii.iii -r- ',.1 (his ctlv. I'""""' " "i"""" .!! I!" It"l ',! .... . . u.Aa " apsfniig to I a desire lor a " ' " ni ?nv iim ii n v i. , .... - t T Vt my ptsnilrra I'll .Htrr KkiV n r- ,,i,ii, i.mii .",rini'ii uliiin i! ,w villi r.l link. .i ii .. . . . i.. ' ..I.... K..,i,tli, , . ..,.,...,....,. H, n , , I mountain ami retiiriiinir down Mk ."if ZZuZZ.t ' i ,r M S- Urm'- Utt fsnvon. the length ul lhe route 1iK SlH, ll!!. f. J'KI KH. ,,k,,, ,HTr ,!"', ;."",c "mc '"'lc "lid the number of lauiilici served , h.t uiove.no siieon wit. about ItW. . W. Allen Iits been ap- I Mr. and Mrs. Ass HoUdav.of Scappoose ' puintcdcAnicran 1 his brother sub-carrier. 1. 1irebv pven that the under- attended the snj p. r given hy the Mason The service k'ih-s into eflect April 15. I'irsl class printing dune at this office. The St. Helens Junior lull team is to .2 1 ICC TO CRE0IIOR9 4 i. l a. fie the II. ni. R. II. Hut-1 m, Siliudv l.it. ) i.li;c ul t'.ic t'oulitv loiirt of the; ( in. c- n l"t the Cinintv ol Crdiim- Mr. ii I Mrs. Will llowuilitf. The "ll n Mutkle llros.' wharf is ot Tort- CARD OF THANKS. I desire lo return bean felt thanks to the people of St. Helen for their many from Se,n,po south to PUon, over the " ""' " mountain and returning down Dutch ! ""' r '' " dof- iug her long nines. ANDREW J. RCBERT. ir.i I uilisiiiiiiralor ol llic rrtai" UnA have leen viituia witn reuuves in i,uv tlic N.-upooc learn ai mat puce a ... ...... " -- (,.erii: nn v nri.tiuc j.i. --.,1,. i N vr jwiI . Any and all prr'ns wee , i.mns ueuiil saul palate ars j Jiwlc j. it. ian in j c r: iaiiiK um ui v....,s ri.iiiiird u wrscnt the same to - f ). week, lo obtain his diichargc Iroiit men's and bnva' suits to make more room n.iK.I acrnrdtitK to law, at mv o"f,,e ; . . ..iminLtntor of the estate lr a larvcr stmk of shoe. I2 W suits k from Sunday. :eu, iingoit, Mitluii sis months ,'.e lii-r-nl. I M .rrh ,11, l'VV II KV K, CI.II'F. .i ?!.itnr of the M.tate of Franrt N. . in I Clinatine J. t.oeriK. ; the court as ad jof IMiu l A and W. J. M icklc. j j The rreston iri" r i at Rainier, lias sUrlc I up au i toe ' facturi: of iheUtiniertuinciatsoapbcKun. (iirJ-..Vi, fliUSJ suits lor J7..V), fS.tK) suits forftllH) I'lCRRY GRAHAM. As st go to press Thursday morning word is received from Rainier that a man , i- il ie.l cleanterwe h ive ' named Roberts was nialied oy a logging t l1BlnMralr'a r laal 'XttTr.' " 1 rr . Bn, contains nothing iiijurious ; Iraiu at Case and Ir'i mill, two mile .Wlnor lo the finest metal or fabric, ftom lliat city. No part.culats o! tnc ac- We lull with toy the starting up oi tun cnlerpriic which will bring lame to Rai nier, and loftunclo its Incorporator. A new in lustry i siiid to h tve been de- FriKhirul pnenrinB Relieved. StifTering frightfully from the virul ent poisons of ti nd i zested food, C. (. trraysoii. of I.ulu.Mi., took Dr. King' New I.ifn l'ills, "with the result," he writes "that I wa cored." All tomach and bowel disorders give away to their tonic, laxative properties. "5c at the St. Helens riiarmacy. Hi 'll'l) I' i.ltlnl ltr SUIe Ot OUS-iU I'M li.. i 1 tnt f I nliitMUa. f ii lirl nf Hit k.lalo ul tulllae AIiMk-o, ' , ...I ' .. Ii.rrl,) lv I St at Hif anlrniie't, ii iliilliu.i n( lh ratios wl lilas ! . f., ri4 nir. bl. Hi, si aa.tMHI In 1 ii i'. i.iri nl ih stale nl ilissnH fr "iil.U oiuili, ami thai frl'la)'. A pell 7, 4i.in ,H'lnS III Ins faiMlt til salil 'i- t,i- r-.ir' riHN f altt etnirl, hs Im-pII inir.ii.t MC,t,url a. Ihs iltti uA y Hi' ,-ili,ir l uIiJin'IIo'.i. ilirrttn si I lis 1 v nlllurr.il K .E At l ! !! V a.iiiiini-iritt.'r t. VlmaM, Vll 'iiirr fr Imliil.iM'i.t ' , au.t ir.i i.iiiiiiiiinl K. liiu.ir) II. iV. MMMIIM. " . "n i ifi-nii i .Hirt f His ati i.t llrrj m Inr .t..,l it, rjlif.irni i which (.irmers may ,TII wi.h to glow- The Watsonvillc J cidciit were given. We carrv the largest up to date shoe stock in Hmilton, with such well known brandsasj. Miller and Stilson, the best shoe made. J'l-RRV & GRAHAM. We call attention to tha apportionment pajroninrcsirl that for some time f county school funds, published in the pj.t large shipments of ground sipiirrets i, mid ivrtith columns of the editorial from Watsonville have Iwen observed. , ,,,,KC. An investigation shows that the larger, Svrp o( white I'ine and Tar, the old iipiirrcts are sold at 7V per doren lo la- h rcwcJv For M,e by A,j ' . . . il.. .... .ILr a rs an? i . male maaers aim "- - I Deminif , dniKKist. tnkeii bv restaurants that nuke special y of frogs' legs. A royal ( hiniaik salmon in a block of crystal ice will I a feature of Columbia County ' exhibit at the Uais and Clurk t'Uiiittrr. t Ut'kir tlnrion. ''I (''.-r. Witii.im imiim ii, slims (nt'H'h. ''-(. Kiiw. I.uin-. KIiik. J-'till .!-n, llhni (ii .i, J,,.,,,, j w . Hank., ailatl "t . i. i lii., k J.iiit,aiit alt iMlirf ,-r ll,'kii'ia II 1 it ul l-iMptrih Junta, rlwi:it. If 'I'' II, fir Imi. IrlmiilMtilK. . i " 1 1 run, ,i, t.iirli un a, 11 1 11 lain t ti'irn, f , . , - 'i..,i, ',, Kina, J.inr. km. J'llin ; Centennial. - i iiiuiil.1 Wiit,l,.ti, .tllit-rl Julica. J w . l .k. l.rlh II... .Li 1-1.1 I...... .,..1 ll r iiiiVii.mu haira at law t.f Jii-ei liim ... i..-i utmui f'5.(KW in betterment " l. Hi'lrii.nin.; .. . . . , put The Clatakiinie l.uiulcr Company w ill , in ....... u ai,v Itirrr la,, Hi'!rll.llll: , .1.... A j Hi-: NAMkiiKlllK hfiTK iik ulimiiN 0( their pMlrty at that plaie. a limit rn.li ul tan are haivl.t isiiulml m , , ...in v Itn avateui will be . . ami aii...er tlis r plalnl .if III. plain- ' plalllllg mill and kiln SJSteill w n i ni miuiuM run ii, n,n ii..ui rnniia-1 .nil i , ., (i,, .ii a ecnrrallv remodeled, I 'li.i I' l Inr Sid ilar ul Si.rll. 1 W.. Uiul M- ' 'til iixmIIii tli onlrr nl lliretiurt fur ' i'-iir tint snswsr. ami mnrti than sis 'in Ilia flr.l ptililimilim of Hil sma "i'i if .mi fall in an star and sns'wsr . ' ' '"ll will a.ity to ili'n mrl fur il.s re- "i ' I In I ho minii'lainl; In wli llial .I'll la- al)mtrrl an1 aat-rord In Ins tlw " ' m fii' itnpia ni Ihr IiiIIhwip ' eaerlhril 1 """i. ki wll lil Nil Ons ir lllia l kn. 1 '"I. .f 'lia in,- ,.( I'lat.katil. CuMiilr of "ii'i.i. ."lull' i,( nr'C"iii l-d ll'l Ills title t'i lu. 'I'lli U'.l; and lliattoil an.l sai'li of '"ii ."r iiM'rml fimii a.ai-ritns snr elaiiii' .mil' nr Ininrral wlisirv,r In i'f lu sal'l i t".rriv, r un, pari Hiaienf, silr In "iir that, pl iiimif r,-eotir co-la and dis-.mi-ill, iMi iirrnl linrrln, ami tli.'.l lit) t' utlirr iiml lurihrr n llaf as In Hie rl mni ri.in l il arid miu lalilr " "iiii'iniii. a iu',.hrl In Ilia ilreunn iilii ..,.-1, tv,..i. .1. auri-atlvp W'ltilia ". l.'i nlihn tlini. H. M. Uaitan, Jmlnf ilia , "huh i ,,!( , i,r iirrirnn Inr l iiliim ' ' 'iiilitt. ilhl,-d rrliruurv 31, I'SVi. '"I iiili,-nttti felirnart ;'l, 1VU0. I i-l , ii tiratlnn April 7. Its W. If. IdH Kl.l., Aiiiriiry fur flalutlrT. UOTICE OF FINAL SET . UlatNI N ,llii- In hi-rrliv irtveu lliat Ihs uaitsralaiisd, 1 a.linini.iratnr i.f Uio K.ula nl (laenr t. Karr. '"'""S'l.liaa Iliad In ma nlflna lif lll t'lnilllir I ha I 'nil nl )i ul I ulllluMa. l.il III Ord- 'ii. lila final Ki iimiiit of M admluirailun up- .ll'l raisin, tinalliar Willi til" nnid raialft 'H'l I'i-iIiIi.ii inr illairlliiillimi ami Ihallhe Him, ' II aiaii, .linlu,, ( .till unilrl. Iia ilpimlnl- .1 '"I'lr.lay.ihi. siii ,,,' ( April, WO. nl u-M " ' '' In Hi. fiirminmi uf aald ilav. s Hie Hnn'. ' ' ""' onrl riMiiu n aald ennit lu HI. Iliilem 'Mi, as Ihn pliMieiii honrlns lli aamo: al "'"'li Hioi'iinil piuta any pormin lull nild In niny a nicur alln llle iiiijw'ii'mii hi I nnai i "Mill! I llinil ni'iimiiil ur mid I rap'irl ,", '""""I Inr illairltnitlnii, or miy nnrilmi ol -'ili. r t.r ;,u M,o. K, H. rAKIt, "nlrlminr nl lliu Katiilmil Osoar f . rsrr. i .nil. isllj .Ulnrnay Inr .MinUlit'dol' ii. in and the mill generally return Cherries four inches in circumference School Report Cards, the very Jiest form, with envelope to match for sale at this office for f per hundred. FOR 8AI.K Ten voting fresh cow, crade Jcrsev, all fresh. Apply to ' MAX HERO, Warren. This ia the year for the knocker to take a long vacation. Get but of tight until the visitors go home. A nareilirll Hide. often ends in a sad accident. To lieol accidental injuries, nse Itucklin'i Arnica Salve. "A deep gaah in my foot from an accident," write Theodore Scheule, of Columbus, O.. cansed me great pain. I'liysiciana wre helpies, but Itiicklin'a Arnica tsilve ftiickly healed it." Soothe and healea burn like magic. 2oc at St. Helen l'harmacy. Cheated Doarh. K PER in PER CENT CENT CENT 5 PER ON CASH PURCHASES IN Dry Goods Shoes Wearing Apparel L. SWETT, Rainier, Or. MEN'S FIRST-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 Otlrers saj$15 for Eqnal Qnalitj. Come Earlj and Get the Pick. WHEN YOU SEE IT IN OUR AD IT'S SO. Moyer Clothing Co., THIRD AND OAK. PORTLAND Cheap Land MICE THAT COI ST. ioo acres for $450, on easy terms. S hf nw hf and W hf n L'I.Iiik irmililp often ends fnt.nl I v. but . - J - h choos'inf the right medicine, . II. j W DI S W qr SCC 22, ip 3 UQ 2, Woii, oi Boar Umve, low, cheated about five miles from the bay, ileatn. liceav: "iuro years atoi nau Kidney Trouhle, e liich caused me great pain, MitToriiitf and anxiety, but I took Klectric Hitler, which have effected a complete cure. I have a o louml them ol great heneflt in p-neral debility and nerve trouble, keep them constantly on hand since, a I find thev havenoeqnnl." Kor sale nt 8t. Helen Pharmacy at 50c. 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, Proprietot s .. .. ...... 1 . 1K..1..1 n.rr lliat vou mav column; will he a leatnre ol Columma woumy u ,, - , ' ., exhibit at the Lewis and tiara Owing to the very lilieral jaitronage ol ... . ...! i. nn. our liumeroii cimo.i.c.a -.-',. .,Vt . . m ,,. hv duty to ..ote. lew price throKli the A Dandy Foe Burn. Pr. nergln, Pnana, III. write; "I have used Ballard's Snow Liniment' alwav recommended it to my friends, ta I am confident that there is no better made, ill is a dandy lor burn." Those w ho live on furm are especially liable to inanv aeridentnl cut, burns, brnie, nhich l.eal rapidly when Bnllanr Snow Liniment is HDnlied. It should alwaya be kept in the houe (or ease of emer- on South Scappoose E. H. FLAGG, St. Helens. them with comitition at your leisure I . . 1 .1,. ..I ..,... tn t..ltA . . I. - I ... I My (ItllllL. VLIU I U U'H 11 l neccessarv to lase ubtc " - ' . liiai w. . than one bite to a cherry our wonl for anything: SCHOOL REPORT. Now that Interest is being uianilested j 3 Can. ZZ'3 in nut culture it umy I worthy of note - '()n .,...mj .acltngeOold Dust S that an linulish walnut tree i.lVe iMjunns nri grn.ie v...v-. bearinn in Columbia Comity which was ' Ten nound. fint trade lard,.... 00 1 Average . Hearing in soiiiii j . , , T lltv.f,ve ,x)U,71s gooil Rice... f 1 00 No. dava ,,lnted over fifty yeamago. It ts UaaUd T;;;.five lld, hj,enn x tX No day. on the K. O. Bryant doitnl ion hind claim Uu.on; r )oumi i4 and I0c Those , at n,itkanle. in the trect near Mr. C. , oUlc ..lie nj School opened at rish Hawk Moreh 0, 1905. ' Following Is the report for the month Low Can You don't have to lift the milk high. You can see in the can. The flow ia eravity direct from can to bowl. No suction tube. fSnsMasspaTaKBniuT n Wintaas araaai la pa.Tm.nt. Wrtu (or aasahxiis aa4 aaia aillk aainpl.lt. COMKST NOTICE. Departawnt ot the Interior, United Slates tani Offlee. Oreeoo I'lty, Or.. Februsrr 1. A sufficient content notice bavins been tiled ia this offlca b Alexsclcr Ack. conlesiam. ssainst homeatead emry No. I.WU. made July rf. 190 . lor VKH SEi. see It. 8Wti SM see 22. SWt SWX see tl, NK see 2. T 5 N. R t W. bv Jowi'b Sehalaowakl, cinMsiee. In which It Is slleeeo thai he is well acquainted with lhe iract ol land embraced in said home'tead entry and knows lhe present condition nl the same: slaotbat said Joseph Sehi-.lkowakl. entryman. and bis heirs havs wholly absnduBcd said elslm sne thai they hare never rulded unoa or euliivsied or Improved the same since mskina enter thereof or st all: thsl ssld er.trymsa died about December 20th. 1901, and lh names of the heirs ol entryman are unknown ana uer unl earn search esn not be learned, and tbat the heirs ol enlri man are un .own and tnelr resi dence can no'i be ascertained, snd mat satd al leged absence 'rom tha said Isnd was not due to hi. or bis heirs' employment in the army, navr. or marine corps ol the United Slates as a n.i...i i.i jr. nr.cr. aeaman. or marine, dur ing the war with Hpaln or during soy other war lu which the t'nited States may b sugsgexlMld Dailies are hereby not I tied to appaar. respond, and offer eridtmc touching ssld sHotration al 10 o'clock a. ta. on April 17, 190S.fce.ore Ihs Kegisier and Receiver ol tha United Stales Land Offlca In Oreeon Cllr. Oreeon The said eomesiant having. In a proper aflt.ls vit. tried February 16. l'.HJS. set lortb facta wbieh show that alter dua diligenca personal serriea ol this notiee can not ba made, il ia hereby or dered and directed that suih notice be given by due and proper publication. ' e fuB0 w bybKK, Bcoelver. Timber Land, Act June t, 178, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION t'nited Stats Land Offlee, Oregon City. Oregon, January It, 190.V Notice ts hereby given that In eompllanca wl'h the previa! jn of lhe Act of Congress ol Jan s. l"a, sntitled "An Act tor the sale ol Umber lands In ihs States ol California. Ore sou. Nevada, snd Wsshington Territory," asex tended 10 all the Public Land atata bv act of Auciist 4. 1M. Otcar Johnaon, ol Ftihar's, County of Clarke, SUte uf W sstalugtoa. hss thin day Afed in this oAee his storn ststeasent No. tiie. for ths purchase of IheS. W. iiot 8etln So-14 Id Towuibin No. 4 K. Rants No. 4 W.. and will orTerpmof to show that the atad sought is more valuable lor lis timber or slow than lor agricultural purpose .-sad to estabuait his claim to saia land oeiot tnc Kegister ant Kecelver at Oreeon Cite. Oraeon. on Thursdav. the ttth day of May, IsftS. ss as nam aa at si irn ti rii Net. Larseu. ol Vernonls. Oreeon: Philip Olshn. of Vernon ts, Oreeon; Wesls-jr O. Sauer- !ee. 01 vertionia. Oregon; t.uuo ineisoo, 01 Portland. Any aud all persons claiming adversely lh. above described lsndse requted to ale their elsims In this office on or before aald Salt day of May, 190J. AI.OK RN'OXS. DRESSER, Kegister NOTICE OF LAND SURY-EY v . . - 1.1..-1. I. Conycra' More. Neartiy siouus a u.i walnut and a butternut tree which were planted at the same time. These tree have born many a crop of fine nuts and it ectn remarkable tti wcre no1 set out. Mr. Pavld Henshaw, Jr, ha accepted u position svith Crnwlord & Mawhl. ol Vancouver, Wash.. -" has moved to that city from his home at IIotiHon. Mr. UcnHhav Uaa resided nt Houlton since early childhood and has grown into the esteem of the people of that community, who will 1 sorry to lo him. e aid conlident that he will be a valuable assis tant lo hi employer and lit due lime a, ttcce.'jfii1 man on hi. own nwriiM'- J.1C . . Mile 20c ending Marcu ,n. &0c No. enrolled 20 f 00 ! Average daily attendance . IS attendance ro absence neither absent nor tardy were: The atiove price are spot cash, subject to market change without notice. These good are guaranteed to be exactly as represented, or money refunded. Our business is steadily and rapidly grow ing. We buy and sell for cash, and by so do ing get and g've the best price. Mail order promptly attended to. Kemrmbcr our policy: "Hood Goods a Specialty." BAIU.Y & BRINN. Houlton, Oregon, fjam Simpson' B"ls deserves a monument, and hi verso deserve, to bo read by uvery true Oregonian and every lover of tho beautiful. No truor rJt)try ii been wrl'tcii. Office of County Survtvor of Columbia County, St. Helen, Or., March 27, 1905. To Bert hen a Quigley, John Stuart, James Quinn, and any other persons whom this notice may concern: You are hereby notified that H. S. 1 Glenn, the owner ot a tract 01 iauu aea- 1 V 1 (A1Ia. fexwnnmtnirtr at a nninl Kllenand VVinnifred Berji. time, Ellen, luoochs. west and 12.28 chs.aouth of the and Esther Olson, Bud and Herbert Cam- j te cor of the w qr of sec 23. t 8 n, r 4 w, bent and Charles Elliott. and running west 21 ch, north 18.34 eha, ocrg nnu . . Ueat 18.1S clia. aoutU S.t cha. east 40.13 I chs, north to the place of beginning, be liaat Hope Vamlehed. jng prt of the Bradbury d 1 c, in section When lending physician said that W. I 82, 20. and 27, t 8 n, r 4 w, W. SI . has M Riuitbai t. of rckin. la., had Inrnr- ' 'c i-'j 'j"' SUMMONS a trie Circuit Court of Oregon for Columbia County. Carrie K. Johnson r. Oeort E. Johnson. To Oenrae B. Johnson, the above named d lei djnt: in tha nama ol lhe State of Oregon, you arfl hercbv noil tied and requira.1 la sppssr. on or be lore Mav 13, and answer tka enmpiaiut B.eil aasiiist yon In the sbova entitled court mnA ...... ir to:i fail to annear and answer I within that time the plain Iff will apply to the court for a decree disaotvine the msrrlsire now existing between you and plaintiff, and lor such other rsllet aa mar lie equitable, This summons is pubPtbad puruant to an ; order of Hon. Thomas A. SIcBride, Judce ol the above entitled court, mada at enamners on March ill. 1905. proscribing six weeks ss tha time lor publication hereof. lhe drat publication of this summons Is on March 91. 1906. and the time within which vou are required to an.wer l the day after the as pirauou ol six weeks Iron, the dst ot the first pubMcallon of lb is summons. KOllKKT O. MORROW, Attorney lor plaintiff I.:.... i.i.i.,kn....niui. lumbia Couutv. Oreitou, to survey and nillr eunaiiil' Ji iuu, ... iiki . . .. -,. . I. it Dr. King' New Di.cov. iy for Con-. esUblish the line and corners of the sumption. Cough and Colds, kept him j aforesaid tract of land; and, m cotnplt oilt ol the grave Ile fav : "Tl.i great t nee with said order I will be upon said ecifiuconipletelv cured me.atid s5vl premises ou the 18th dav o f April. IPOo, tuy Hie ov mil acieiiiiiiu turn .m. nw.w . u.u . r . .... r ....'i r...i.i. ..UJT. .;.. ni l'n-.. are hereby notified to be present at said omnia. fcuarantPed. 60c and 1 .00 bot- i iue "tl l''aee to protect any interest yon tie at 8t, Helen I'harumcy, Trial bot-, nave therein. w. 1 . wmim. Ill) fin-, I Courty Surveyor of Co'.ure' ia Couety .i. 1 h... .H it frr ! to becriu said survey; and will then ino- ,vor 10 venrs, and consider it a marvel- ceed to survey and mark outsold comers m throat and lung cure,'! Ktrictly ; boundary lines aforesaid; and you, .cienlilic euro for Cougb. Bore Throat j prtie to be affected bv the raid un-ey Carpet wkavkr First class carpet weaving done at and 15 cents a yard. Address, Mrs. A-NNA LYNCH. 3 1 ui ... Warren, Or. SUMMONS la the Circuit Court of lb State of OreRon tor t'oliiaibla Couutv. Vlli Hl.irv Albert A.-ninlr. To Albert A Hlalr, lhe above nsraea attenaani: ' 1 11 ill. name 01 Ihs state ol Ores', a yon r hereby nolltted and required to sppear m toe above namea court aua cauae wiinm aia weeaa from lhe dale ol the ant publlcatiou of this I auinraoiis, vis., six week, from March Mat, 1'JOo, I . .,,, lh.. n,mi.l.lnl Ao.in.l vnn in thia ' HTABt.lSaSB case, me six wees, wunin wuica you aro re Muinal to appear will expire on May 12, 191)0, and il eou lail to spi'car uud answer herelu by that time lhe plalnurl nlll apply to the eourt for a decree dissolving II..' mitrrlage relation now exisiing between you and flsinuff. aad for Mich other relief as may be equitable. - Tnis saminons is puoiiMiea oyorawroi noo SUMMON In the Circuit Court ol the State of Ortgoa foe Columbia County. J. C. Moreland. plaintiff, vs. Martin Conway, Wm. u. Howsiaon, H. W. Brnwa, Arthur Lowe, W. U. Brasee. Chas. Bolavert and Nettle Bolsvert (hi. wife), aud Jew F. Ernat as administrator of the estate of John Con way, deceeased. defendants. To Martin Conway, and Jesse f. Ernst (admin-; Utrator of the estate of John Conway, de ceased): In the nam of the State of Oregon yoa are. hereby reonlred to appear snd an.wer the com plaint filed asainl vou In the above entitled ault oa or before alx weeks from tha Aral oubll. cation ol thia summon, 1. and It yon fall to ao answer, lor want thereof thsplslu'ltf will apply to the eourt for th relief demanded in bis com plaint, wbteh ts; for a decree sgaiust you and each and all the defeu taut, quieting his lltlo to the followlhir daaoribed tract, of land, to-a 11 1 The north hslf of the soutbeart ousner of tha southeast quarter of aeetloa 1. fn towuahlp 7 north of range 4 wast of th Willamette merld lau: also the tract bounded by a line beginning at the nonhwesi corner of th above tract ana running nortbll.il chains, thence east Siehstns, lhaiice north 10 chalus. thane eaal Schauta, ibence soiuh 21 43 chains and thence wl 14 ehsins to place of Iwgiuning; sud alao that other Iract bounded by a Hue beginulnf KI chains seat of tbs north weal corner ol the Z. Hrvant donation land claim and running south 14 la chains 10 th center line ot said seetton IS. thence, west 10 S3 chsln., thence north chains snd thence eaat 10 aS chains in place of teglnnir.e: snd Ibst the calm of till thereto bv defendants or either ol them Is without foundation and void; aad for such other relief as may be equitable. This summons Is piibllidted by order tf the Hon. K. S. ilattan. Judge ul .ho County Court of Columbia County, State of Oretroit, mad and tiled April aTd.lMAand ts thereby made return able alx weeks from lhe date of the And publi cation hereof, which date ia April Sth. II. B. NICHOLAS AND MI.Y1UU t CLKICTON. Attorney, for l'lalntlff. Thonuis A. McBrlde, judge of thsabevs named court, made lu chamber uu darch M, ltali, aud the time prescribed lu the order fur publica tion I. ktx wm. ka. The tint publication hereof is oa March 81, U " i.r)tvrTO.MOBRr.w. .y.tcn-.cj fc-v.a'.aliff JOHN A. BECK DEALER J Watches, Diamonds, Silicn are, ..'..JEWELRY.... Kepairing a Specialty. M'orrlaa M. Bat. front ft first, rOKTLAX, 1 .