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Newspaper Page TextZ LOCAL O ji- S. .AAAAAAAAr11 ,ml ol Cl"rlt County, H III St.. AOOOVOVVWWVW llelrii la.t Tuesday mid Wcdl.eulay, V ' . . lltlrlidliiu If l.ul... m. fi.... .uuiivrit lit IVrrvA (leu Mrrrrut '"" " kan.advt'rll'"'' I'" ,u ,'u,, 'lt' The wcrt 1,18 Lli'ul "'H,'' Ul w Cur ' .,, Smli llilMK ''yl"K w'll Jrtiif onari'dially. tli tfttin wlnaurr Caecad. baa ,,ii loading lir" " W' ",rn "''"f llir ""'I'' The cbra-t l not ily l" I"'! iHl raiely l " U y Jh, ,lire't i " Wl,rn namiariug '"" "''' W'"' 0,,"', b"im' u,i iiidlhal w l" ' uulf lit t hrapcst K'"U ,,Ml iuW Uw ,,,w'il fiufM' yiialiiy aud I"-" a wl"1 llaiUv K tout1- . ' Miu lMiy Walkin. ol (hit city, lomrunavLit Iat week, returning to Truul'Utc. uear "ullin U- lMf U Uou.li mt Uml, on Sunday. Thr Cortland Oreg.mlan ha installed mirul the most modern ami raidd i.iirr pre. winlili aimed in live colore II desired. The pa- tfr..iitciu kw.iI roll each weighing hill ton '! the sheet run tlirotiKli im 11,111 ' " " I ,it t!ir r4lr ol mllra hunt. Nil othrf J llir nr r now "l V r Ifoniiii . Tlr I'oilUid lily ruamil lw K''"lJ thr fMinhl lor the I'ortUml l'otet Cmic rl;tiw Uoc, tlicr IjcIiik atl vllv nu oiwtiu. Work uu Uie line kill l-in t J''Kr I M,,'l""l "I I'o'tlnml, a a Mllrit WiT oBke on .Saturday Ut. Aiiorm-y VnKlit. .( IVrtUnd. wai in M. HrUn.on SaturJy Ut. T,l i ( Ki.U ) Arb-ir tUy. II. H. NVboU. a vrttl known Uwyrr vl '.ttao.l. .a. in thU rliy n .S-lnr.Uy u.t. W C. I . -her, ) R-iu-r. lu M. llrWi Ian week ...ending drenit Voort. . , , Mr, 0. J. Swi.r. aeomii-ttiel 1? Mm Un Heat, mit irul.u paurnxera li l'i.Und U I'ti.Uy. Tlx- ,1 i.l nil invention ol I lie K night at Prlttia NI k llllU.llr SU.cr. whk'h j. tnv ii.tr held at At'irU, will be held hi Urn vi. v neit eir. Mt, V. SupletKU. ol tte firm ol r ivcrt A SlipleloM, IVrtUw I Mltorneyt. wi t tt'.U t ,il the Mit J.Tk Stt !' I'.' Tl l!t'n w!td Uit waot to St iji. lut uUv in lwt tlie Me' . ! I-m in gme "I ImwIm!) an l U'iUnliillrdly h ive done It II they kid k Oicar team. Imt atvi'it HjM the i Km -tr tm.ihle In ru, and St Helen , i Jrir itrd bv a rore ol 1 1 to 15, A r. ttun jjimr aill tie (ilayed here tirtl Nilut ! ,' . jii t I'm Uv lUiui liit I lie rv fiil ll t- wry .lilTcrtal Mi lulu W4 i.linH' witU iirr itr-n. Ut weik, t. J.ui.-i luit and Mr. M V. liny .M!el p.irtl ia 1 1 il Sitardty. ' l'h!n4 icivia open liifM, (be hllrtnih. and Cure will be about thirty K ""linr liuiuttrt and aUinl ten Mil boata ,"; 'Tr,t in thr Ituaineaa at thla point. Iiiiiii llir imi two week a number nl ftirn hot beeu t,uv rtcarin the drift nl imv, an th.it ihrre will be leaa danger I ilr.u.iMiig lite net and aim a better opiawtMBlty Ui toaic the fi.h, A good " dutrihotaa a great ileal nl money a. SI Helena and nt her .inta in Colnm-1 Lu County, probably mile- than linx expended here when the eateli Ki.l, TW a.age l water la now l.ivor-j., wMe to a good ea.eh II llic Aah will I am irn .nn to come In large num'r. Mr. .e.l.e B4iley.nl lloulloii. .. In M Helen, bright and C4lly Wedrtcad.iv 'ila u e ib h the ImI.U-iioI tn g.i to I'.aiUn l but to Impiirc if any thing had Wen een of a hand bag which ahe b l. mi the beat on itadown tripTucaday,' and wlitetj coalalneil her purac mid t in 10 n ol the realm. She wa gratified t fm I that It wa. aife in the pnaaraalon ol Capt. Ilnaghkirk. Sveral ladieauf lliii neightiorliiud hive been ei'i.illy 1 ir. lr about leaving their ptiraea on the bot. hut alt hive nt been t fortunitc a. to 1. rover the money, It I rather I "in ! 1 ir Ilia tlicae i'lt of careletineaa ii.vnf nn i1P return trijia from Portland, aal we reik'tfutly aubmit th.it if the in ile e wii guilty of aii.'h bipiei they would hive to put npa pretty gn-t I atory t ' perm 1 le thelrMtrrhatveatli.it the didn't hive a g.aid time in the old town. ihr ftonl of Hr Roaa" ne V bull liiiu, w'lii li n i), ,rri. 1 ,v u, 1,1 fir, ) , K.. In r niiited. I'licre w.unn iidjiniriii-1 term ol ulrt.-i.it e .url In Id at St. Helen, on S.iturduy lt. ymti: 11 iimu'wr of motion, deuinrrera, ' were di.pi.ie I of ml I divorce were U'.e l in di v. Ilu,h tan 1 in Arlchor v Arti'hor, A decree of divorce w.tnlao Kr-micd in CuttUva. Curlia, but will not ' entered until t,e fcea arc piid, an I If I'le pliiiuliff never geta the price then- w ill ' Uodlvon- , Tile blm U m lUer at work for S:iKh fk ll'" ird, the I'orttiiiid contraetor. ut the hl'ttr's ipiarry, siriu-U ou Wcdnctdav noriiip.g ,,r the rviiaoii Unit the contrac '"i li.nl not kept their agreement In re g.ird to the piyiiici)t ( wage due on the '"llli day of cllt.H moitth, When the 'I'Hmiiker went to work after their lu .t dispute they enter!, into a written con- r,iet with the firm, one ol the provision '"'iK lliul all .gn due should be piid and a the firm failed to come 1 1 time with the first month's wages the "cn did not d el like giving them further '"lit. . M'lrrijgc licctivj wan granted on Wed "' I'duy forlhu luiluli of Huna Terry nnd A. N. Coy, nf Iloulton. Mix I'erry is t'le daughter of C. H. 1'crry und Mr. A. N. Coy j a brothcr-lu biwof Mr. Ilelford, '"rriimtj o the Western Coopemse Com-l"',vi Kuril, the Clatakaute tihotix. rapher, was In town Wednesday, tkliiK view, lor Hit U-wl ami Clark exhibit, nn, j, , murium, lormerly of Yank- -- w -- "'H1 vunniou had til leg lirukeu In I'ebrunry luot and U Mill obliged m uw crutches, but In re covering the riimplcte uw ol III llmli, Mr. If O I H M I, T Y G H I! N A T A C . a ( A V O C II K II H V O K I? V. H H If 'if O K A T M ('. A N N T N O T U V 1 11 f U '' " Y 11 1 AIM in K v p u K N M.i. UUAV, Ml. Hrlran. Dr. Knotiar uaaa Or. Qraan't naw and cerracl mathod of making artl. flclal laath. Plataa ara mada by thla mathod to fit accural. 172 Mohawk building, Portland. 1'lrnt claw printing done at tlii oilier, Waart rliiug out our entire lino ol UKW'i ami Iwyf auitalo uiukc more room lor a UrKrr ttock ol $Vi 00 uii lor tl.AU. ,00 null. r p.M, tM .nil. lurM.tW I'HRRV t (iKAIIAM, Cat. V, II, Nwiiu, ol Kaiulcr, m a Im.iurM vl.llur to SI. Ilrlcnaou Katur. i ilay lt. Tli anlrrtainuicnt (in tiy tlir buy nratay rvrniiix, i rrmrtl to have Iwrn a ilctolrl niiirx In evrry wm-, ami uclUl a KJ turn lor the licnrfit ol tha UivImII train ((XU IIORHK FOR H.U.K-Will wll rlilirr a aavrn-yrarolil marr, wrlnlil alo'll ISO Kiitmla,or aurll-bmkallirre-)fiir-M KvlJint, I'arelicron air, t'ur 'lirulaia on aillraiiiu, I'kikn l.ixn, '""'. j HaaoUowl Cream Co. la making apa- ,eial effort to build up rrraui roulea In j V-mU eonnty. Wrl.o tb.n. If you ' l" '" ' X" wlMf r"1 I XVe r""v rt U,"1 V '"';' "" . ' u"" ' lranda I, Miller ami K.dxm. the betl I.,RRV. ft i;RAAM, tl . a . Syrup of White I'iue and Tar, the old reliable cough remedy. For fcile by A.J lleuiing, dru'Ki., SCHOOL REP0RT. Hejairt vl du.rkt So, 2 lir month end' ing Aril 7. I'aVi. Nu. daya taught S' No, day a.lendaiiee 1 )57'i Nu. diyt a Inr nee No. tlmei U.e IS Average d.iily a.teudjiiee Average No. belonging ... -01 I'rt cent vl attendance -.' MOt.l, Hf IIOSKK, Alli 0Uk. Nellie l,awa. SUdie Kllia, I Kdwanl Ua, li-lna IUrri. Ij'V I I'allan, ! Krnot Johta, S'nie Kctcl. Virgil ll.ilt.iu, i tleaaie Itjtwn. Chilmer I'atlerwiu. Il.irry iThorji, O.wtM Hemming, l-'wnk Silviua, Vlnnl ratteraun. I'rank Thnrie, Ruth lleeker. C.ladya Wattera. I!rcl Iot.jii. IVnu I'atUf it. Irulhy Julina, Matthew McKte ami Charlie llroughl. .Not co Uie adverllteme.il ol the) Ha-a.dao-Ml Cream Co. f ar the l". S. Oeam K juirat -r. Kiery f-iriner whooa na Iwo or to.or eoaa on a lit In have a eeparalor. ! Wiitn the llaaidwoud .ple, mentioii- ill): tbl later. VUH V.H THAT I OI ST. nioJ! (,, u,e Vl.ry bU-ral patronige ol imr ru,,;air4 wc feel it our ,,lll , ,,,,. , rw ,ice through the ,tjiit., ,cr. that )i,u may compare r,,,,-.i,i'an at vour Uiatire, i ,v m. ,i,lng you do not have to t ike ;,irwor, r anything j3C(UU Tomaloea ' a C.ma Co . :ttc ...20c , One .1 mnii iiai hageiH.i.i hum.. Vla'a I Mill II .1. lira! eradc lard Ten mnd lirt grade lanl r ,w Twrwlv fivc pound gol Rice ft Twenlv-five jiuiid Iteaii l ll" IUcoii,'tr pound lt and I0',e llottle illuing ,c The alaive priitsa are it cah. aiibjcct to market change wilhunt notice. Thce gooil are guaranteed to lie evactly a reprcaented, or money refunded. Our minimaa iaateadily and rapidly growing. We by and aell lor caalii and by ao do lug gel and give the bral pricea. Mail ordera promptly attended to. Remember our ladii v; "Good tkwda 0 Saxinlly." ll.MI.IiV & MR1NN. Iloulton, Oregon. tr WAS LOADED. )l,atrni KTrrt of L" At It rceut Nl salon. ranted Tim counlie ol the Suite of Oregon ore called upon to face considerable Io ! that will tie causeil ny uie wwjk rrcent acasion ol the Leiislature ol a law which read a lulluws: Section I. That any lax levied by any eoiintv for any purxie whatever shall he conclusively deemed to havclieeii paid at the end of al year from the time wll f u welt tax bctMHie Uliinuent. See. 2, No procedure shall I taken lor the collection of any taa levied by any county after six year from the time when auoh tax became delinquent, au l llirH-eedlngforthe attempted collec tion of nnv t x 'tf 'C"M ,r"m tlu" time when such tax became deliu pieiit, lnill be illegal und void. Thi ilieuna thnt any luxe ' the ...Mii.lv nf iiiiv kind prior to 11 cannot be collected. In Clackamas county it ia said to mean a loss ol f 10,000, and the county judge t "e "ext tcrm ' Court, urrungc f ir the sale of delinquent property that is Inside the six year limit. Cum CHiMglia autl CulUa. Mra C. Puturiun, of Kit iiku ni., iu in.ka, Kaiwi". "Ol "II ""'' r",,k die lliilliird's llorehoiind Syrup b. my fiivorite It has done nml will do nil that is ulaimiNl forlt-.pee.iily cure all cough, mill rolda-nnd It la eot am plena- l l-j the tKftn. hold liyA.J.lVuiii'g. - - . aanan.aanas t .KAINIKU District Indue Mcllrld.. .,,,1 n tre in Hulnkr TuciKliiy, The town council of Kainier l,,.i.....,i Mur.hl Ue, la.t Kaliir.tav. in .,.. the ilon onllnanco be atrictly enforced. 1'lorenre Volut la a.l.ti.. M Al Ie, our town niarnhal'a wife and llir iierKetlc landlady ol the Kainiir Grand. in imr private home. Mr. II. Hyverm, of the I'nlm-e hotel. winl toGoble Wednenlav inomliiv. to nirit bin lirollu r. Only III word. Can't you gucai f Sec Swelt'a ad . Ileruiun VoKelauiig, the well-liked and .pular clerk nt A. I'ricdlierK'a tliiiir and eoiifectionery atore, la lmvlnif much trouble with rheutiiutimu, but aticka man- fully to Ilia work. Sheriff While w in Rainier Suturduy. on oiiiclnl liiiklueaa. Mr. Abliey of the Uii Cabin tint been quite ill the pat week, but i able to be about again. lr. McLaren niude n profraaioiial trip to Kalama on the I'olter Wcdneaday. Mi C. K. I'oineruy it Interfering with the I,'. S. mule -not uiaile tit the pot orflee now. "She 1 a good girl and very efficient," aaya I'oatmaater Clark. judge Iioan waa in 1'ortland Tuenlay, gelling deed lor the Columbia door fac tory and Muiklc Ilroa, for the Muckle Mwmill proerty and the 1'hilander liar- ri 20-acre homealead, retpcclivcly. Mr. and Mr. O. R. Iteaii, of Stella, Waali,, were ruetti at the 1'alace la.t Tliurnlay, proceeding l'riday morning to Roikcy'a camji, wlu-re Mr. Dean will work . Clyde Robert ha installed a chair In Jack Stacey'a cmv liarla-r hop, where he will make nmrulinc Itainivr ahine by peilul ililiiiieiit. anyway. dipt. B. K. Turner and wife, of Van couver, II. C, liave tietn viaitnig for the l week at the home of Mr. und Mr. Wui. I)irli. Capt. Turner h.ia cotiimand ol the Btcaincr Ctnh, in the Alaaka trade, and left W'cdiicaday, to (uunit hit dti tict with hit ttcamcr, while lira. Turner coiileuiptutea pauing the aumiiier nt tier lalbcr'a home. Mr. Diet and Mr. Capt. Turner are tiatera, mid daughter of Mr. Wm. iKibleluu-h ol Kntnirr. In Portland, on Tuculay morning, Mr. A. (..Clark, ol Rainier, filed a petition in Iwukruptcv before Judge Itellinger, of the V, S. court. Geo. Archibald, an employe at the Gobte cold atoragcwarehou", w a vii tor in Rainier Tuet.lay. Mr. Archibald it a long-time employe of the odd ttor-1 age company, al louie, ami nia vitu worthy of note ot making, for the dc arrved advertiaing of an humble but ue lul factor in Rainier buine life. Mr. Archibald viai.eil Rainier to have a pair ( of shoe made for hiui by Mr. J. Turner, . .a , . . . , ......i,, our local shoemaker, who formerly hart .,hop.tKUma..hesaid..meof his J fd!o.we.rkmcn at Coble were wearing shoes of Mr. Turner's make that were wonders ol pcd.il architecture. A Mr.! W.ilff, foreman ol the cold storage outfit, U still wearing a pair of shoes of Mr. Turner make, minalactorcd nearly three year agt) which he ha hid soled six time; A Mr. Wilhrow, of the log ging crew, ha a pair of Mr. Turner's shoe that he has worn upward of two years. Mr. McDonald, bookkceocr lor the Rainier I.uuiM company, went to Port laud on the Potter Wednesday. AM INTKKKSTINi; KXHIUlT. A rounirv iNirocr u,., ..,, ... , 1 .-I .!... I. l,..r.lU. Ill mace ordinarily, in wliichone would look ' ' . . I for surfme dect.ration involving much lalKir and patience, hut Rainier boasU ucbaonc. Kaeatner's barU-r shop, in McLaren's block, Kainier, stands alone j in ita class lor interior decoration. The three fiill-lengtU mirrors, four or five mi- diuni-Ucd picture frames, as well, at tne tool-rack ami eight or ten .mailer rrames, , .,. .. .1 --.:-..-..!!.. ....ll. arc tieiutiiuuy ami ''".' lished by thousands upon thousands small twig artistically arranged and glued to the Irani't. They are highly ac,ered. and the months and years of Ul..r patent in their construction make them beautiful anil worth going mr to re. In addition to these tieaulilul siwci - ol rustic handiwork, the walls arc profusely decorated with objects inter esting as .jiecinicn of the art of taxidcr- There are the heads ot two seai, eriliuing wildcat' head, heads of ducks, grit, i5 , ., . . n.i 1,illu and quail, deer, and other wild aimuaU ami (wl. iiiuuv of which the writer was acquainted with, and, incidentally, docs not want to get acquainted with In h life. The entire collection, at regards the animals, is indicative of Mr. Kacst ner's prowess as a hunter and skill as a taxidermist, and is very interesting. Mr. Kar.Htiicr's ingenious patience is also re sponsible for the artistic rustic work, and though it must haw required years of patient industry, he must consider him self repaid In the wonder und interest evinced by his patrons and visitors. He has been urged to allow his work to be- . . ,i... 1 A...,, ntiil flurlr come a feature ' fair exhibits, nud It ia not unlikely that he may decide to do ao. Are you n good gucsscr? See Swett'a ad. The writer is glad to see an old friend, Mrs. DnuilMiigh, back again- Mr' n has been lu Josephine county for her health, which was greutly improved by her four-months' stay, Al Ue put in a fine new speaking tube for I,. Swelt, connecting hi. store with the living rooma upstairs. What did the woRglebng snyf See Swvtt'a ad. Miss A. Soydcll, who stay in Rainier, attended the dunce nt Muyger lust Saturday, and reiwrt. thnt a fire en livened the eveuiiuj't proceeding nt thnt nlacc. fsouic boys turted u bonfire,. which act lire to the old tbingle mill, ' wlik.li waa burned down. Mr. Brant't bouae, which atood clme by, narrowly etenping dettructlon ly the flame. Reuben Moore la Improving, after a month' IHiieM with typhoid. I., Swett and daughter, Mi' Murgnret, went to Portland Friday, on a butlneaa trip, returning the tame evening. Mra, Audrey Kappelle baa gone to Portland for week' Wait with friend. Mra. K. I. Drown yient to Goble laat week lor a abort vialt. Mra. Harmon tut invented in a fine piano, which the bought in 1'ortland. Oliver Sim and Homer Haggey are iiffcring with the gilp. Our "editor man" had I,. Swett make him a auit to order fit for an editor. He look "awfully cute" in it, honettly. Oliver Simt, the carpenter ha been do ing tome work in hit line for L. Swett and K. H. Mitchell the part week; in hit muni thorough and workmanlike man ner. Mr. Ikrt Riciiicunchncider returned laat Monday from a two-week' vUit with her tinier in Kitgenc. S. M. Rice made a butlncta trip to Portland latt Saturday. Quite n numlicr cl the Rainier Odd Follow went to Iloulton Saturday even ing, to initafl Houlton'a new lodge. h. Swett it giving bi counter a new coat ol taunt. He luia alto tome fine new diaplay fixture. The eighth grade will have it first "exams" Wedneadav, April 12. We don't envy yon a bit, eighth grader. Mctor lggett it reportea better ol ,,re,cntwr,,,",- iiurry Alaton a jiiiwoaijiiii vrarutcj ahowed at the opera honae here Tuesday night. Though not advertised before hand they had a fair-sized audience, au l gave a good show. We are all rejoiced to hear that Mary Williams I better after her long illness. Several of our Rainier young people attended the dance at Mayger last Satur day evening. Wbal-iJU the wojjijlebug say? See Stlt' ad. WARUKX Mr. W. Peterson and family, from Col orado, will live on the farm lately purchas ed ol C. J. I,arsen the coming year. There is a prospect of the blacksmith shop being opened lor business by Mr. J. Itlandburg. a new comer from Col oradoif the shop can be rented at a reasonable price. Max Berg Jr. it home lrm Vancouver for a short time. Otto Berg is employed at waiter on the steamer Potter and it giving excellent service. At the next meeting of Vail Grange. Thursday April 21 t; Miss Mary N. Chase., of New Hampshire, is expected to be . , 11 II . . u , I,..HJ,U i .... on sul)ects of espcciul interest to mem- ' . " A large attendance is 1'kctl r and desireJ. Henry Iirscn is making arrangements to spend the fishing; season at Astoria and will leave l.ere in a lew days. N. V. linker has resumed business at his old store and ha restocked it through out. His many friends are glad to see him behind the counter again. Road supervisor Cooper is making iui provmcnts on the road with a force of men and teams. He opened a gravel pit on Robert Fullerton's place near the brick yard where a good quality of gravel can be secured for road purposes. When the M. h. church was built it was unfortunately placed partly in the county road, the fence in front and I I 4 ..I II.. !. ....l.l. feveral feet ol the church is ou road way. The county Judge wa H4W.I. was here Thursday viewing the premises. As to wluit will be done about it is unsettled at present. Xcl Jensen has lost two cows within a jnionth by insisting on a right of way for (ceding purposes on the railroad track. . . . . Mra. C. W. Adams and daugUter Stella, !are t Lo, Angcle.,;Cal., visiting friends tbere am, othef pUccs jn ,he stale ntfUonna (. s tn tne in , el v nAf iveB Il0l(m. croupv ( fM() ; npprraml, mttling rasping and jditticit breatliiinr. Henry C. Stearns, i Drnwiat, Slinllslmrir, Wis., writes. May 2D. 1002: "I havelieensellinir Ballard'a lion-hound Kvrun for two year, and have never had a preparation that haa given belter satisfaction. I notice when I fell a. bottlfi they come lek for niore. lean hnnostlv nwniniend It." 2oc, 60c ( by A j 1)emin( What Did the ) Wogglebug Say r THE WOQQLEBUQ WAS PASSING SWETT'S STORE And stopped awhile to look in, When I heard it say Now, WHAT To every man, woman, or child who guesses the exact words of the Wogglebug I.. Swett will give ten eeut in ctudi or merchandise. It costs nothing to try. All answura April Sinn, o Iv. SWETT N. B. The names of correct guesserannd what the Wotnflcbutr said will published in the next issue 3T gentle nine i ne u oggicimg s.,m tu words. DURING THE FISHING SEASON Wc will sell Groceries at Prices so Low that it will pay you well to patronize us WE PAY THE FREIGHT On every purchase of General Meichan dise amounting to $20, and we guarantee our goods second to none in quality. BAILEY & BRINN, THE UP-TO-DATE HOULTON MERCHANTS. Cheap Land loo acres for $450, ou easy terms. S hf nw hf and w hf n iwmswqr sec 22, ip 3 anu z, about five miles from the bay, South ScappOOSe E. H. FLAGG, St. Helens. WASTEU-I.AI)IE ASDOESTLEMES in this and adjoiuiiikT terrioriea, to re nreacnt and adverliae the Wholeenleand Kdiicateoiial Uepartinenta ol an old e tarHmlied house of solid tinsnciai ttand imr. Kiilarv I3.B0 iier dn v w itliexrK-naes ud vam ed each Monday by cheek direct from headquarter iioihi ami Dusrgy fiirniabed when nccrnMiry; poiition per inunent. Addreaa blew Urol. & Co., Dept. 4, Moiion Bldg . Chicago, 111, NOTICE TO CHED110RS Notice is herebv given that the nnder tigned has tieen, by the Hon. R. H. Hat tan, Judge of the County Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Colum bia, appointed administratnrof the estate of Francia N. Goerig and Christine J. Ooerig, deceased. Any and all persons having claims against said estate are hereby required to present the same to me, verified according to law, at my office at St. Helens, Oregon, within six months from date hereof. Dated March 31, 1005. HARRY R. CLIFF. Administfator ol the KsUte of Francis X. Goerig and Christine J. Ooerig. de ceased. FARM FOR SAI.K Section 28, town ship at north, range 3 writ. More timlier titan will pay (o the fni in, and alU-r the timber i ofT it will make a good farm. Lavs well and will lar inflection. Some clearing and the making of a good frame house. Four mile to t lie river, w here vou can sell your produce at good pricee. U w ill pay niiy one wanting a good bar rnin to inspect this and write to me. 1). W. COPP. Curriea Crossing, CanaJa Sawed Steel Patat Is cheap; saved aicel tearioi la't. Cheap aeparators art palstetl a piciiy aa lh beau Look Inside the U. S. Separator a ad vm'll aoc It's well bolli. Bcittr lhaa thai, ll' made to siaad lb wear m jwi. aia...irators til aanj tefM. Win taar la Bavmatit. Writ tor oalaloeu aaa aklm milk pihl.t. NOTICE OF LAND SURVEY Office of County Surveyor' of Columbia C'ouutv, St. Helens, Or., To Berthena Quiglev, John Stuart, James r...- y I.i... u. .i, rr irr - rara. this notice tuav concern.: n.l hit heirs hare wholly abandoned said You are hereby notified that H. S. ! claim ane that they liars never reaided uin or r..- ,i, ,.! . i,j j. cultivated or improved the aame since makiinr Glenn, the owner of a tract ot land des- tmrv lhtreof or ,n; thatld er.nymsn died cribed as follows: commencing at a point about December '5)li. I9UI. and Uie names nf tha 18.30 chs. west and 12.28 chs. south ot the ! heirs of enlrymaii are unknown and alter dill . i . - i . . a .. r x - ' rent en-h can not be learned, and mat the se cor of the sw qr of sec Si. 18 11. r 4 w, , f1(,ir, ll( rn,rlu,n ,re ull .Ud tnelr retl- and runmnir west 21 ens. north 18.34 ehs. ,'.nr. ,-.n nt be ascertained, and luat said al- uuiuu, on., .uj uu," P"" """"i.iihiii. J Jcau-nh Hehu Koarelil. entrTman. rat 19.13 cTia. south S1I.88 chs. east 411.13 ens, nonnio me place m oeginning. oc- ing pan oi tne nraooury u c, in kvuod 22. 2t. and 27. t 8 n. r 4 w.. W. M.. has ortlorfd me. as County Suncyor of Co lumbia County, Oregon, to survey and establish the 'line, and corners of. the aforesaid tract of land; And, in compli ance with said order. I will be upon said premises ou the 18th dav of April, 1905, to begin said survey; and will then pro ceed to survey and mark out said corners and boundary lines aforesaid; and you, parties to be affected by the- said survev, are hereby notified to be present at said time and place to protect anv interest you have therein. V. T. WATTS. County Surveyor of Columbia County, Dm THE WOGGLE BUG SAY? uinst. be sent in before Thursday,. Rainier, Or. ol the Mist. MEN'S FIRST - Moyer Clothing Co., TH1RD 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. HOLTON, Proprietois CONTEST NOTICE. reprnw:it nf ihc Interior, Vailed States LanJ Office. Oreeon C.'liy, Or Feliruary IS, UMij. A iuftirlent eouteil not Ira having been tiled in Ihls office bv Alexander Aea, eontealaiil. enlntt hometrari rnirv No 11.1. made July . VJB . tor BEV SK'( e at, 8W M s li sec a NW'i SWWc-j7, Sfc!4 NkM we 2. Ti S. R S W. be Joeih Schala.iwi-ai, ejnleaiee. In which II In alleged that he In well acquainted with ih. iraci of land embraced In raid hame-tead entry i and knnwathepreaent eondlilun of the aame: U-aed sbMiieo Imm ilw said land waa not due tobisar bt heir.' employment In the army. - ot -,rtne , ,-, g,., ... i private soldier, onicer, seaman, or marine, our- ir n ih war with Knaln or ritlrilic aov other war In which the I'nlted Sta.ei may be enr.airrd.Mid luutle are herebv noiined to appear, rovond. and oirer evidence touching aald alleaatinn at ID'cliK-k a. m. on Aiirll 17. lMU. before the llcri.ter and Receiver nf tne initea siatet Land OITic in O.eaon City, Oreeou TI.e aald conirsiant havlni, ili a proper sfflda- rit. filed Kebruare 16. I9US, ut forth facts which how that after due dlltgenct personal service of thin notice can not b made, il l hereby or dered and directed that suih notice be lren by due aud proper publlcaiion. U&U 1. OIAI.1., OtWI.il, SUMMONS n tne Circuit Court af Orejou fur Columbia . -nn.ilv. Carrie K. JohnMin v. Geores E. Johnson. To (ieoreo K. johuson. the aoov nauica as fendant: In the name of Hie Stale of Oreeon. yon ari hereby nolin.il and reanlrat lo anear. on or Iwiore Mar 13. l'X'.'i. and auswer the comilalnl li.ed asaliist vou In the above entitled e-iurl and eaiite. If you fail lo appear and answer within that time the tilalii'lll' wilt apply to the court for a deorce dissolving the marriace now exUliiu betweeu you and plalnllir. ana for such o.her ralfel aa may be equitable. Tlit summon If pttbl'iihrd piinttaut to an order of Hon. Thomaa A. Ilcllride, Indue of the above entitled court, made at chainliers on March JS. 11, proarrlblng nix weeks as the lime tor publication hereof. Ihs Km publication of this summon, is en March SI. luo-i, and the time wilt-In which vnu are reqntia.1 to aiiMwer 1. the dsr sfler the ex piratlou ot six week from Iho date of the tint publication of this summon. tiouKiir o. Monnow, A'torucy for plaint IfT CarpkT wkavkk First class carpet weaving done at 12.' and 15 cents a yard. Address, MRS. ANNA LYNCH, 8-3 1 m Warren, Or. 8UMM0NS In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon fur Columbia C'ouutv. Nellia.Blalr v. AlUrt A. Illnlr, To Albert A llialr, Ihe aUive named defeudant: In Ihe name ol Ihe rltateoftlrea-.nl vou arc hereby untitled and reifiilreit lo appear lu the I above tiiiincl court aud cu- wltliln six wees Irani the date nf the Arl puhlieatlou of Mil I .ummoiiN. via.. i.lx week from March :ilt. l!'i, 1 audaiiivu ttio contplaiut asuinat you lu thi' ca.-. The i.x week wlibln which you ara-re qulied to sppenr will expire on Muv IJ, I'.u6. aud If you full lo appear and auwer heieln by thnt lime Iho tilaiiitlll will apply to Ihe court tor a decree i!Miolvl"if lite lunrriavc relation now exiHliiii: Iwltieen yoe and plaiutillVaad for im-h oilier relief as limy be e411il.1l.lc This nuiiu.iiiH I published by order of ltou. Thomaa A. Mclirlde, Jiideeof the above named court, made III clintnbcKi ml daich it, lfaV,, and the lime prcn-rlbcd iu the or let for publica tion is six waik. '1 iio lii.i imbllciiiitin lieruuf Is on March 31, W 4. KOHEKT 0. MORItOM', Attorney lorl'latntlir CLASS SUITS $10.00 The Best you have ever seen. FABRICS in Worsted. Cheviots and Cassimeres. Hand-Worked Button Holes, Hand -Padded Collars, sewn with siuc Others saj$15 for Eqnal Qoalitj. Coins Earlj and Get tk PicL WHEN YOU SEE IT IN OUR AO IT'S SO. Timber Land, Act June 3, 1878. NOTICE FORPUBLICATION Coiled Slates Land Office, Oretxra City. Oreon, Jauuary lb, 1901. N'otice ia hereby elrcn that In eompllaaoa wl'h Ibe pmriainsof the Ad of Conareaa mt June S- IMTS, entitle.! "An Act for the sale at timber lands In -the State of California. Ore-. eon. Nevadarand IVanhintton Territory." aex tended to aH the- Public Laad Htatva br set ot AuKuil 4. IS?.'. dcar Johnaon, nf F'luhera.. County of Clarke. State of aihii.don. haa thla day Hied In thla office hia in.im statement No. li. for tha purchase of tbeS. w. .,f (ictli No. 1 in Tnwnthip Kn. 4 jr., Kante No. 4 W. and will offerproof to show that the kiaat aouthti more valualilc fur Its timber oe atone than for aarlcnltural purpoae. ami to eatablh hiselainitoaaid land before the Keiri.ler and Receiver at Uretnn Clly, Oregon, on Thursday, the ilth day of Mav, l'.oi He name at witueuet: Nela Lareu. of Vernonia. ClrMiint- Plillln Olahn. of Vernonia, Orntoii; Wesley U.Hauer- ee, ot veruonia. uregoo; Otto Kdaan, of Portland. Any and all permns clalmlne sdverwly the above deaeribad la ml. a reoiictcd to hie thvir clain-t in this office no or br to ra aaid SKh dav of Hay. VJW. ALGK RSOStt. DRESSKH. Keiist.r Sl'XMOXd In the Circuit Conn of the Stale of Orrfoo lor Columbia County. J. C. Moreland. plaiiiilfr, vs. Marllie Conway. Wm. O. UowaiMin, II. '. tMmi. Arthur Low.. W. M. Braiee. Chaa. Bolster! sod N,nie-Bolvert (bi wife), and JcaM f. r.m- ai adininiMtrator of the estate of John Cou way. deweaaed . defendsnl. To Martin Conway, and Jenc F. Ernst (sltaiii lutralnr of the estate of John Conway, d eeswd): In the nsme ot the State of Oreeon you sr. hereby required to spnear sod au.u-ertnec.im- plaint Hied aauitiftynu In the abova-eutltteat suit on or before nix weeks f.oni Ihe nrl nubli- cation of thia ummolu. awl if y.iu fail lo ao ansMCr, for want Ihcrroflhe plalu'lfTwiil anplv to the cnurt for the relief demanded In his com plaint, which ia; for a decree again! vou and each and all Ihe defendants, .(uldins- hia ti tlu The no.tb half of the soiithea! niiartcr of the to uie louowing oescnoe.1 iraci ut laii.t. to-wii: soutnewAt onarter of reciton la. in tiwnahin 7 north of rane 4 weal of tha Willamette meriil- lan : also tne tract bo.iinleit hy a line benliiniuir at the uor.hw.-st corner of the alaive tiact au.t nuinlin north 11 II chains, thence east 6ehatns,. thence north 10 chain., thence eaal .chaiiia. thence south 31 41 ehalna and thence wvt II chain to place of tieninnfns: and a I no that other trsrt bowaded by a hue bcuiuiiliia; sa chniiu not of the north we.l corner of Ihe '.. Hryaut donation land rlaiui and ruuiiinr south 11 .99 chnius to the center Hue of suld aeclton H. thence west 10 53 chnin-i. tlipnc north 11 W chain, aud Iheneeeuit loixl chain. In placa of tei.-liitilue : and that the chslui of title thereto hy defendants or either of them I without foundation and void; sud for such other relief ut may be equitable. This summon. Is putillhed by order i.f the Hon. R. S. Italian, JiiiIk nl the Coiiuiv Court, of C.iliuuhta County, mate of Oremm, wn.lc andN llle.1 April :trt, Itiui.and I thereby 111 a.le return able six week, from Ihe Hale of the tint publi culiuii hercuf. which dale In April 01I1, 1'JUj. II. II. Ml IIOI.A-i IKU I.II.V1IAU4.1 1.KK1UX. Attorney for I'lillnlin. JOHN A. BECK . DK.vLER IJJ Watches, Diamonds, Sil!cnarer .... JEWELRY.,., Kcpahiiig a Specialty. Morrlsoa at, BsL front t: Pint, F0nUa-N'J. it.iiUisift.'i)litol'iaaB