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Newspaper Page Text5 LOCAI ontV 8 at, t II. C.itWrcy, who Miiuotima ag niirvli'l l"t " BOnM'r t,w" lu and Coluntt'ttt atrecl. lin rleaniil It "l .... . .1 1 II. I I. lip mill l I'"'""" iewni annum ii. KMltlut tlivrw Ih n ImllilliiK riy MrlHiiKW visitor ul lioul . ... u lav. -, i, ..... w. ro (wo game ( ball "'1 llie ft. Helms OiutimiKl oil Sunday. The Ihjvh Iri'iti 1 (otilloit who hud to wenr n,.'.i ty l''l fVr lly' before tly were la-niiiUc I cmcr game, ri.e lu-ute " I4D to 'i, ' stnnelliliig Ilka In l.ivur til till' ntll lnjy. Alter lhat t-aiM Uic II.ilUM li' ilayrd tile fit, llclriH boy and were defeated l all iiirlttlM limlllrf K'"e ''' !" 14 lu II. Mr iiii.I Mm. V. It. t'owcll nuil Mr. VoufH n aister, tJrure, I""10 tw 'iy vi.it li) H'i'iiUii'1 l" mnniing to Ihitrity on the 1'ollrr J'rliUy night. Oku Watklua viallcd I'ortlniid last Mm. I!. !! l'l"f? tfnl cni last Sunday and will cotitiuwo tu do o ilur jnX Uic niimurr. The Ice cteaui la I lie tiy lt mi the market, and there i ii.iiiiK ''" the '' ' tlm thlif. The llmillnn tlv lctry lias bcrii lull dun Ut ""' limp- . Mr. ami M r. John Mattin and f . ,, Lebanon, Kansas, recently visited Wain-n. Tn-culvtwo yr.r ago they u t a much el Warren, hill sold mil J ncit in Kansas. When they lilt ttii. toimiry It was a wilderness, nud now the i.. unity aiuuud Warren U a line l.uiiiiiirf lni' iau '"u',, nu-. Thcv iH d the atiiimirr in Oregon, and, of omrac, attend the Cen tennial. Mr J. II. I'.. Bourn, til Kalnirr, wa in M. Ilt-'rlllllli' k. Mr and Mr. J. H. llrry atltn trl .;t rurnl liisrlliiit ul the Orrif.in lcvrl- j imiil l.riciie. iVc Kiiiriiitr ricry arlii'le adrrtici j Ik- t!c lr! Iii the matkrt, and 11 nut .i:i I )"r monry tJicrrttitly rt-dind' ,1 1'KKRV A UK j 1 :ii rr v..u l uv Ixcen a rontd! inert' t m ; 'ki. Si H.iVuii'a 0f! It Won- i, i . ninjt. wt ai a ijii'iriim rlid nut l n i.m i( in Ufiiiiuly iiiiird. J, t, Iwmi vh-. a 5t Hilm ,'.,r :.!wli.!,v I v l. t '.rill .r '..... K till lirdl on l!u-j I , V U ! I"! t!-C l-l W vll. ... I .lr, All .;i i iMI'i' IHI I nimslrV. trill i 1. i'"r!'ju l hv lite Isl-ll nil l'iic ljy n U..'rr. tl '.". i ..i.l ..!..f I M Helen Ci'), j i i:l 1'iir nilirv line ot I-. ' .in 1 IjiyV tiilu l mjtc inure rtn I ! . Iurf r .t' k "f f U 1 1. iiit j ( ifi .i. f.tuu uiu f"r (r.V. . i. , ,r. no rt-:axv ;kmi vm. J llj.n l..l t'll tiin (.'. l Illkil'H j il i M .it l'i l uil'l up i-rram mull' iu i i . nii.l.u rmmiv. Wiltn ln-m il yn n. j.'.! I i inu ii' I t' in in t.uir iwlitliW I - .I. Mi Ii4i. U'liiViiK in tin c"y N;.i;.!.iy (i nlli-n I hir itrr cildiii. V.i. tiktiM H Wil Ir iriiliiii K'titkit .1' 1 r..i I.l il.- hut ! il l Irvhiuj il iriiiii i , !nKl ill till' uiountnlna. Mr ant. Mr. l"r I Walking wr in t'.i:tii S.Mrliv Ul. I're-I U nn luntiM Ihr Odiimhia City & Nclulrtn I I'cijiiij ('' hKiiiiuliMf. Mr and Mf. J It. dvlfrty Kent t i ii't! inict t iit iiU M. l'.'llri-y' ! i,.tiU t. Mr. O'r.iUn, Mt.i M.iniiri- Gcurjte. "I rorland i,-..ti ! liii n K.Hi'' rcUtivva in ilii my t'u ri k. Ii MurKiit in ul M tllr I ill hi new Viif liiul.'.iti);, Ii II. kolicrwii, our hulrlirr, tiaarom .trl a lin rtltiKratnr. It ; ulla l'i in. tirt thick an I huliU n t'n ( ice. He nil! !i nipply the town with Ue. The $. Helena nchuol lyi arc K"''iK tn S. ;tjjv.n. nrtl rSiit'irlrty or Hilll'Inv In ''i I he S-4;hki Uiyaa jjime ot lull. Tu-.- i-hiMren o( CLiUkaniv arc t.ikiiiB ii lively iiiternt III our exhlhit at the Ci u'.eiiiiial, and have giilhrml ovir i i,vrniiri) mow, whiiH they have ar- i nii;e,l mi i!ioto;rii)llic lUouilU, milking ii very ultraelii'c feiiliire. mid one t'.mt v ill ihi.Tet Ivi'tern vlnltorn. The jihiiia lor C'oIiiiiiIiI.i Coiinty'i.liivilli i i tin- 1,1'wi nii.l Chirk Ct'iileniiiiil re in tin- li.ni'U ol the inilluicu, and it i a.iie I 'mv that iiuthtiijl more IxMiitilul will Ii c;t iu the Rrent AKrletiltnriil Huild "i;. IIii.l it not Wen (or the julbllc i-l'itil ol W. l. I'lnc, ol the Itninier anh .uuliloi.r lucti'ty, C. K. Kinsley ' the Uut Or.'K,,n l.tiuihcr Cuiiiuny, mid Ar.-lilU-ct N'eer.ol rorlliind.lt wonhl have l'i ii iiiij:ifiil,le lor thla eounty tu have h.id hiu Ii a Ix jiilidtl alnii'turv. We are nut: our eiiili' will (ccl pron.l when they m i Hie ri'Milt, Mr.c.isriati:!) jiutsnv nii.i J'oit t''Al.i:rKiti'ret No, lUWM. A j?"d I'reeiler. M. Cakh, l'lshluivvk, Ore. Nnlli'H tlm iiilverlln'ini'iit nl Ihn llu ,"Uiii,l I'rciiin Co. for Him V. 8. Cit'.un I'lmraior. Kvviy fiiniier wlnt n n two or in. n L-nwa iiiij-lit lo hnvo n ai'parnlor. Wiiiiitliu iiKfl wootl ii'0ile, iiii'IIIIdii lH llilil iinper. Cliitikiinie ia Mion to have another IrtR i;iiiK ruilrond, vvlili h will Increime muter i iMy ilic IhihIiichh uitd (iruaiicrity of thul 1 ily. The iirojeotora lire wiiil to he U. JeiiniiiKi uiid I). M. McCmc, who eoutrol Kreat deal of tiinUrrUtween ChiUk.inic find the l'iahhnwlc illvlilc, The uciireit liiiihvr will be ulxnit two mile from nuKkiinic, mid the. nuwt reunite ulxnit 'ic.ht inile. School Report C.irU, the very liest '"rm, wllb tuvtlopc to match for mile ft t!iis office for Jit jier hundred., Mr, W, 1J. Illtlurd ev.l.l . ..l. ii ... ., li! i in w oca lid Buililav. returnlnu M 1... n. wile and children. IIa had received newt that their yoiiUKemt aon, Majani, had a very narrow raeaie from itrownlii. It Pier that the child waa ph.yl.iK 1. hind loK apirently aafcly out ol reach olthit hreukrra, and Mra, MlUrd waa ealrd on I lie K, w ,tll mlBllHy hlKh wave awrpt uver It, threw Mra. lard oirthe Iik and auhiuerKed the child. Mra. Illlhird Kml,l, n,e minKMrr' clolhlnn, hut the receding wave tore It from lirr Krap, and nearly awrpt him around the end of the log and mil to aca, hut he umnuKed to retch It again and hold on until the wave waa aint. Mlaa Hilda Cllll heavily aaaialrd her. ftouicone horrowet) my Men ladder a few weeka ago and I aupimac they have lucked It away ami lorgolUm all nlxnit it. I don t know hn hi it, nor do I care, II thry wll rrlurn It. II they dou'i ret i mil 1 ahallhavelo huy aiiuiner, if Ihev do rr lurn it 1 can aflord toaell gooda i hruirr. M. C. iAV, Si. Helena, Oregon. Mrs, l.lnii Decker reliirurd Wci1iiiim1.iv irum a vl.it with her autcr, Mia l.u Crouac, ol North Yamhill. Mra. J. It. Wellington vWtcd J'ortlaud on WcilurwUv. George ThouipMin, olherwiae avtul fur better known aa "Happy," luia moved to Clatkauie. Jra Hall and Tommy Green have left Kt. Helena, and went to a amall town Chchulia. Mra. Jut Sheldon watan Iraldr a'ii- gvt for I'nrll.iiid Wclnealay hint, We carry the largcat up to date alloc tock in lloultou, with aucb well known hrandaaa J. Miller and Stilton, the bent alloc made. J'f.KKY gt GRAHAM. Mr. and Mra. W, A. lUrrii and daugh ter lidiin upcut Salur.Uy and Sunday in Portland. Mm. J. G. I'tingle and aon George were St. Ilckm vi.ilura thla week. Mr. and Mra. Charlea Smith, of Salem, jient Saturday and Sunday viniting InernU In S.. Helena and leer lUii,l, relnrning to Salem Monday. Mr. Clara tlverviul and Mra. Wm. Reainilua were ahopping In SI. Helena Tueaday. Il.iiiltuii Catnp, Wmlmcn ol the World,, entertains I the chopper from Warren Saturday night. The floor and iuitiiitlou w .ik waa g.ine through for the lnclit ul Ilic vitilora. The la lica of tlie Ciiv'e gave a urprie to the neigh Ur in ilic way of a au'xUnli il Mip;ier. Thu Wrieu iee,p!e My III it when it cornea t i enteri il'i,,'. liic Ilnullou Campan 1 Cir e!e never do l!iin by halvta. It"livl Imller I.ilnga a lilgher prley In-nme of ilii.iulilv, Thla qua! Iiv ia d :e t lliu Hue plant and eipe t aadl hi ilic m viii aciurc. If you waul In a!i p eri-.iiii lliat la made into the l,li;l.fl-'i!i','. duller, ahip to llaxl ) ,. .Vol co tlii-ir adverliaeuient of the U.S. ("ream Sopiraior. Mr. A. J Rulwrt, ar, leavea St. Helena 8-itnrday lr rrew.-olt, Ariton.i, where he ha milling Intcreat. Mr. RuWrt alill retaiua hi pr-'perty intereala here and will alwaya have a kindly rcfil!?vlion of the wl wple of Si. Helena. Mr. O. Z. Ilryant. of ClaUkanic. haa leit at the Mit oTr.-e aome llurlnnk potatoea tint weigh three and lour fmunda e.irh. They are nut freaka, lint R"1. auiuoth ixitatoca, and will lie ahuwn In our c-mniy rxhihit. Syrup of White Tine and Tar, the old rcliaUe cough remedy. I'or aale by A.J. l.-iiiint. druggiat. Hut SU I'OR RI'.NT Good ix r.Hui, ucll furiiithed honae; family without children preferred. Inquire of A. J. RrnKRT, St- Helena. (ilOI IIOUKK r'Olt SAI.K-Will aril either a aeven-year old iiiare, wela-ht bout i:U Jiiiindi, or well-broke three-yelir-old netding, I'errhoron aire. I'ar lli'iilara (Ul npulirnli'in. l'mKR I.r.vu, Wnrren, Ore. Dr. Knoder uaea Or. Qrten'e new and correct method of making arti ficial tttlli. Plfltoa art made by thia method to fit accurate. 322 Mohawk building, Portland. The county court hna appointed view era to view and aurvey a county road thltty feet wide- from ICvi'iding lfarrell pliui- to Oak Il mil landing, to aifeas ilanmgoa nivl report ni the next term of court. The pelillonera hai'o a flna dairy liirm of alioiit tltX) ncrea, which ia waned to .Norman McKay, mid, t forth iu tin' petition, they have no egreaa or lutrreoa. The properly through which a nunl U aoiiijet la that of Cnthla'rt Stii'iip, and it ia piolmble that a oonlept will enaue. Taxea hivu Imhmi eollocted to the nm.iuntuf about 7:l,(KX, leaving nloul (iK'.OfKI to In'piiid lielwoen now and Oc tober lat, after which all luxe not paid aio delinquent. Iloulton Circle, Women of Woodcraft held a very Interesting ncanlon on Tuea day evening last. A ntunlicr of people from Wnrren were prcaeut for I be purpose of having n good time and getting better acquainted with their neighbors The degree aluff put on the floor work in a very creditable manner, initiating u young gentleman of lloultou into the mysteries of Woodcraft. A abort but interesting program was rendered, after which Ice cream and cuke were served to all present. Those unending the lodge from Warren, were Mr. and Mrs. Cooper, Mra. R. O. II.UCU, Miss Allen mid Mrs. N. V. Baker. Mr. mid Mra. J. W. Stnjwlton of Port land were In St. Helena on Wednesday hist, the Riicits of Mr. and Mrs. W. H I'owell. Mr. StapcUoit was in town on legal bunliic for bis firm. The Political liquidity League !!)eels lit the residence of Mra. K. H. J'hqjB on Thursday, May Uth, ut 8 JMl). All In terested ure rcniitsU'd to attend. Mra- U. K. Cliff and children relumed from Bnialde hut Tueaday night, Mra. Martin White h,, Tectivct l)ew, i, in," i ' ''" ""',l'ur' Mr-KllmlietU l.lllli'h.ol CuuilH-rlaiid. U'l..,.,..i 1.1..1. uceured at her home on April th, of " m me age oi H7 ycra, Mra. White vWtcd her mother lant ner and at that time ahe waa in good health. There waa a larva nn,U. i .i. Hplx oiMl Church in thla city ,t 8utl. 'lay evening, 'jhe choir from St. Mat thewa church, of Portland, came down to hold Hauler aervlcea. ucv. Iirk, the ilor, lield coiiiuiunion wrvirea at the rvmui'iicc Ol lra. I. f . Kll, M....I.... morning at 10 o'clock, In order that . oiiuiiu! iiK,t purticl)ate, Mr. Mucklc la over (XI yeara of age and Ima hecii confined to hU U.t .u.m .... hul he aeemed to take an active Intercut in the aervlce. The aiugitig of the Kat er acrvice on Sunday waa umuu illy fine and thunka are ilun llit. vI.Ii,m r.... tst ,.u.,f .71, Matlhewa for their kin, blew. l,t choir win coinprlwd ol Mra, and Mlaa Kt. Martin, Mi f)tt, Mra. I.ewia, Miai String er and Mr. Ott. i Kuv. Ii. A. Tiixi'rt relumed Kuuday uioriiiiig from a alioil Ult to Porl- I 411.1. That aiipixisid lo-le-iiinllK)X rumor la all quiet now and life iu Rainier runt uu as usual Ivditor While and H. it. Itlce, the butcher, have eai'lianged al.opa. White luiiiid that he bad too much room and Klee nut enough, to they "awapped." Miaa Kliuilxilh Goldenburg, a yountf dressmaker from l'urllaud, if now Hop ping willi Iwr old Iriunds, the Kaelta, Ui help them out with their aewing. Something la wrong with Riee'a new Imp. Itt Saturday night tome hama and other thing were stolen at or about eleven p. tu., but of course no one knew anything about it until morning. Mr. Johnaon and Mrs. Sachclturg, of Muygcr, were in Rainier Monday, doing their purchasing. Mr. Haggen la papering ! Swell's new addition. The pupil of our schools are doing some very fine work in the line of draw ing and emaya for eihibilion at the Lewis and Clark lixpoaitiun. The coucert given by Mrs. Walter Kced last Saturday night proved financially to be a daztling success, and drew people from as fara Astoria. Mra. Reed's rich Contralto ia one only to be appreciated by a lover of the beautiful and was contrnoted to suit different tu'tcs by Miss Kathryn I.awler'a sweet soprano. Mr. Idun the humorist was interrupted in his humorous speeches by the laughter of the audience. Mr. Bald win as piuil.t and Prof. Hcleher a tenor, served to complete the list of artisu. Aflcr the concert, supiK-r waa served by Miss McLaren. Those on the Hit for the Maypole Uuictt are Mis Caroline l'u-.ucroy, Misa Ksther Silvia, Miss Ruby Jackson and Mis Iaii l'crry. Prof. Wilkenwn is taking some fine picture w ith his now camera. The Midget Show that was to play here Saturday night arrived only to find the hall rented for the concert. While standing under a step ladder last w-ek, Mrs. Bent Smith had deep gash cut in her head by a falling board which almost nude her unconscious lr. McLaren was called and found that it required several stitches to aew up the wound. Mr. Smith bore it all without chloroform. Miss A. Seydell relumed to her home in Mayger Mousy evening. Mrs. Lottie Sanborn who has lieen visiting her mother Mrs. Leggit for a few weeks, will return to her home in Hoqulaiu. Wash. Saturday. HT. UK LESS SCHOOL SOTES. Miss Ada George hat been absent dur ing the pist week on account of her mother, s sickness. Hilda and Kenneth Cliff have returned to school after being at Seaside. Miss riciamiug hearing sad news that her brother waa drowned, returned home Wednesday afternoon. While the school children were having their picture Uken, the clock stopped. We wonder why. The St. Helens achool boys will play a game of ball with the boys of Scappoose next Saturday. Lost A pocket knife, on the :hool ground lust Wednesday. Reward .025, When found return lo Archie Cloningcr. A uew achool law will go into effect May IS. Bkssik Hattan, Niu.uit Laws. MAKKIKO. Miss Lavelle Walkins mid Morris M. Pratt were married at the home of the bride in this city on Saturday, April IM, Kev. G. A. Taggurt officiating. Thecon tracting parties are Iwth well known and highly esteemed in this commuiiitj and nr aun. evrrvhodv loins iu wishillK them success. Miss Wiitkins is a St. Helens girl, bom and raised in thia city, and ia known and liked by all. Mr. Pratt has for sometime resided here and h.w ,.... ri..n,l Tlicv left for Port- l,m,l nn tin- umrnlnir train Sunday to Hieud a few days there. They will make their future home at M. Helena. Grnu'liiK Aches mill Pains. Mil. Ji'Sie Sunnier, Uromond, Tex. wrltea, April 15. WW "I """ ""''d ILilhird'a Snow Liniment. In my family fur throo vcara. I would not bu without it In the bonne. 1 have used it on my little uhl for growing piina and aches in hurkuaee. It cured her r glt iiwiiv. 1 have alao used it fur fro-l Wlten ft-et, wilh good anroi-H. It ia ihe b"t lini mviit I nyiir uaeil." 25c, filk! nud I00. Hold IV V - J'euiing. UAliMIili I ItKTJBKN I The Columbia Timber Co, sent two rafts of logs to Astoria last week and one to Vancouver thla week. Albert Laraen aay the water In the Columbia river I cold, for he tried it last Thursday, Sheriff White was in town laat Thurs day looking for jurors for the May term of court. Come again Martin. Mia Campbell of Portland, la viaiting her aunt Mr. Samuel Munn, thia week. Miaa Mary V, Chase delivered a lecture on Woman' Right at the Red Men' Hull last Friday evening after which she organized a small club with he following ollicers: Mrs. Jane McGregor, Preaident; Mr. M. C, Jordan, Sec.; Mrs. G. W. Mckinster, Treoa. Mr. Ra'y Hoveu returned home from Portland Sunday evening and resumed her duties a teacher of our school Mon day morning, A niece of Mr. Alliert Mier arrived from Switzerland Monday evening, to make Oregon her borne. CLATSKANIE Postmaster Kd Page close the office on Sunday from 10:30 to 12 to give hi clerks more rest. Mr. K. I). Brook, of Astoria, was in the city several day this week, and while here sold hit lot on Nehaletn street to C. O. Anderson. W. V.. Cony era took in the sight at Oregon City one day this week. Mr. W. II. Zillman has sold out his belonginga iu tbcae parts aud returned to Old Mizxonri. Mr. J. II. Wellington, of St, Helen. was in this city Inst Saturday, circulating a petition for a liquor license. We learn that he intends to open up a saloon at the old Whitney corner, on Bridge street, this city. We noticed the smiling countenance of Rcub. Scssman on our streets lost Sun day. It i reported from the Nehalem that a young man of that section recently skipped the country in order to save the county expense. Miss Mary Conrcrs is taking- vacation and will be at home with her pvents for about two months. Mr. George Pearl, of the upper Clats kanie was taking iu the sights of the city Tuesday. It is reported on the streets that Mrs. Fik has sued her brother, Dun Rice, to recover her dower interest in lands be longing to the I'isk estate, liditor Plagg, of thcMiST, superintend ent of the exhibit from Colnmbia County for the Centennial, was in this city Mon day interviewing our citizens in the inte rests of the exhibit. Mr. Blackford of the Chief, took him self to Astoria Monday, looking up bus for his paper. Uncle Billy Blackford made a flying trip to California. He returned to this city a few day ago and i content to live out the balauce of hi days in these parts. We learn that he bought lot in the south part of town and will build a neat cottage upon it. It ia said that he may form a partnership and go into bus iness in this city in the near future. ICE CREAM Will be served in my dining room next Sun lav, weather permit ting. The ICE CREAM is of the best quality that can be procured in the city of Portland I MRS. E. H. FLAGQ HORTICl'TCRK. The vnlue of thu annual production of Oregon in horticulture ia approximately as lollows: Apple fC-lO.OOO Prunes IXW.fXK) Peaia UH.500 lVnches 75,000 Cherries afi.OOO Grapes IW.O O Si raw berries and kindred fruit. fi&.'.Ol'O Total 'J.Wl.OOO The orchards of Oregon, and likewl e tlio-e i ( her sister state of Washington, which also excel in many twpecia, may bo studied to advantages the coming siimmor by horticulturists from pastern points. The remarkable showing made at St. Louis last year by Washington nud Oregon In the palnce of horticulture whetted tho appetite of the fruit fancier. The largest apple at the St. I-ouis world's fair, by the way, was from the ntnteof Waehinirton. SmiIos man. Lowest Prices on Urocerles. Owing to buying in large lots, without telling you about ever increasing business etc., we make you the following prices. 3 bottle bluing for 10c. frtcon, 1'4C ami lOle per pound 27 pound benn for f I. 27 pounds good quality rice for $1. 5 pound pail pure lenf lard for 45; 10 pound pail pure leaf lard for 00c Scans tender sweet corn 25c 3 can first quality tomatoes 25c IScaus $1 8 bars golden Star fcoup for 2 cans Yellow Crawford peaches for 2V. Gold Imstor Dew drop washing powder two for 3oc 3 cans carnation cream for 25c All other goods at prices in proportion. PTiRRYS GI'.AHAM. The. itinerary of tho Missouri Valley Nodical excursion to the American Medical Awoclotlon convention in Port land, during the Lewie and Clark Expo sition, ha been decided apon. A week will be spent In the Yellowstone National Park and two day in Seattle and Tacoma. HKItlllNK. Will overcome indigestion and ilvpep rmrulate tlia bowtdi and core liver and kidney complaints. H Iff tne uest uioou enriuurr siiu vigorator in the world. It is parely .,.uia v.lu nrfilv ftiarmhfl. and should you be sullercr from disease, you will use il ii yon are wow. Il V in, Irum K, linr irl Mirr. Poros and Uoekledge News, Cocoa, Kla. writ; I have naod your Herbine in my family ano ana h a iiiuvi iwiicm m..;,., ,.. Il eir.-cls upon myself have lieen a marked benefit. Sold by A. i. Ueining The famous liostun-Mootana band, of thirty-five pieces, composed entirely of underground miner from Rutte, Mont., will attend the Lewie and Clark Exposi tion. The band was organiied twenty years ago and ranks with the best musi cul organisation In the eonntry. Ween In PertUnd Go te The Kinplre Koatanrant, 102 Third Street, three doors South of Baker The tre. Meals from 15 ccut np. Open day and niuht. Oysters In any stylo. Wm. Bohlauder, Prop., formerly of the Royal, 1st and Madison. He will Tell you That the Ask the Traielcr NORTH COAST LIMITED Electric Lighted, ti the Crack Train of Them All for Comfort and Ele gance. The Ticket Office at Portland is at 255 Morrison, Cor. 3d, Portland A. D. CHARLTON Auittant emral Patfngir Agnt PORTLAND, OREGON 3 TRAINS TO TUE EAST DAILY 31 STOMA & COLUMBIA RIYER ii RAILROAD COMPANY. DAILY. aaaOBowa STATI4SM DAILY. 14 r. a. to M s s I 44 90 s a s o is 17 10 w 10 OS 10 90 10 so AM- s w to S IS t SS 40 S M 1 00 10 10 10 II 10 I 10 a 11 OS II IS 11 10 I J S4 J4 Hi 66 ; S.. sa.al 71. 74 7 MS' M.S! H.4 Ml la. w. Lr Port Ian4 Ar il If ti eoi .... io aa ...ItaiDlar ... ... hyrimld... ... Marrer.... ... Quioer .... ..Claukaal.. .. Marshland.. .. Waatvors... ... llioo ... ....Knappa.... ... BvntaM.. ...John Dar... S3 as S JO 10 t u S 27 17 OS S3 S at S as S It S 07 7 44 T tt 1 M 7 17 1 01 a t n t so 10 Ar. Astoria .Lvi All Iratna maka elo aonoaclloaa at Gobi wllb Horth.ro hdla Iratna So and Irnia Ik Kai aud nouns potato. At Portland arlib all trains Irariot Union dapot. it Astoria with I. K. A N. I'o.'a boat and nil Una and Manner T. 1. roilar t and Irons Ilwaoo and Nona . Beach palms. raaaenort tor Astoria or war point, nnst flat trains at Houlton. 'iYama will nop to let pas Miigtii oiratllouitnowhra comics from polna atoUoble. i. C. Maya, Ooa. raaa. A(t-. Aatorla, Or M. V rfa'VrfVaVa'WrfVarVali afs iJ torn reiTLAKD, daily. j M j "America" I WOlamett Slon0ii Route 9 9 y Uy St. Helens. ... 6:80 A. M Arrivaat I'nrlland . . 10 :30 A M N ftsS Iave Portland ..... t:S0PM a :au t- i 6:00PM 9 1 Arrive at St. Helens fAtlK AO CKNTt. Will Carry Kolbintr but Iassn gars aud Kail Freight. i JADIKS) GOOD, Dtator. STANDARD Rotary) SewJar Machine 'LOCK ASO CHAIN STITCH. TWO MACHINBS IN 0NB" BALL BEARING STAND WHEEL. ' We alao nannractttre sewing saaebjae that retail Irmm $tj. n. The "SUmUrd" Rotary rum aa silent aaths tick or a watch, stakes U0 stitches while other machines make 110. Apply to our local dealer, U there is a) oeoJcr la your tow a, arldraae iwa SUndmrd Sswing MachlM Co.J . CLQVJ3LANO, OHKK 0 s s nsanustuin, swsaj. ssastta MEN'S FIRST - u Moyer Clothing Co., THIRD AND OAK. PORTLAND - THE COLUMBIA COUNTY Abstract and Trust Co. Titles Examined, Abstracts Made, Non-Resident Taxes Paid. Real Estate, Loans, Etc. E. E. QUICK, A. M. HOLTON, Proprietois 1 How We Do It We have had so many people ask us how we do it how we sell xur goods so much cheaper than Portland merchants. This is our answer: When we kept store in Portland we paid $300 per month rent, hired clerks, and had other expenses too numerous to mention. Here you all know the rent is not nearly that amount. We do our own clerking, unpacking, etc. In Portland our customers had to pay .high er prices for the goods to enable ns to make expenses. Here YOU get the benefit iu goods of what we otherwise pay out in expenses. Hoping you will benefit your self by this lettter, I am, Sincerely yours, Iv. SWETT, Rainier, Or. Low r o Supply Can You don't have to lift the milk hieh. You can tee in the can. The flow It t from can n dowi. No taction tube. Maimspant. MUIICE TO CREUI10BS Notice i hereby jriven that the under signed ha been, by the Hon. R. H. Hat tan, Judge ot the County Court of the State of Oreeon tor the County of Colum bia, appointed administratorof the -estate of Francis N. Goerig and Christine J. Goerig, deceased. Any and all persons Having claims against sam tsuiic . hereby required to present the same to uie, verified according to law, at my office at St. Helens, Oregon, within six months from date hereof. Dated March 31. WOS. HARRY R. CLIFF, Administrator of the Kstate of Francis N. Goerig and Christine J. Goerig, de ceased. . ' SUMMONS In tne Circuit Court of Oregon tor Colnmbia County. . . Carrie K. Johnon V. Oeorte E. Johnson. To (ieome K. Johuaon, lbs above named US lit.lMnt, In the name of the Ptst? of Oreaon, yon ara hereby notlllcd an, reuuirad lo amwar. on or Delorv Mv 1J, laua, afia aumrer in v,.u.piw. fl'.eii aaalnsi yon in the above enOlled eouH n,l r.iu. 11 vou fail to apDfar ami answer within that lime the plain 'Iff will aply lo the conn lor a tieeree aiuoiviue ine marriaee now exlktina between you and plaintiff, and tor ai.oh n.h.r rallel aa mar be eanlusble. This aiimmons l ptibt'khed pnr-uant to an onlar of lion. Thoiuae A. McBride. )idye ol tl.A .hro entitled oaiiiet. ma,le at chamliora nn March v. lkV iiroaFrlblna idx wreka aa Itie llinr Ir piitiuraiion nereoi. !' lha rim pul.liratlou of thla attmmon. U on ' Vlart'h SI. lfui, and the lime will-In which V"U re reiiilro. lo auer l tne tier alter tueex plratinn ot ail wveks from Ihe (lutoof the Aral putilivalloll ol Ihkt.ilmmona. HOUKHT o. Monnow, Attornev f-irplalli'lff SUMMONS la the Circuit Court of thesltale ot Oreaon for f.'umnuuia tolintv. Nellie Hlnir vs. Albert A. Blair, To Albert A Blair, the above named defendant: In the name ol tho State o I Oregon yon are hereby nolitieil haiI required to amvar In Ihe Iioto named eotirt an.l cause wlthlu aix weeks from Ihe Oale of the first publication of this aiimmiius, vis., six week, (rom Marvh 31.1, 190&, ami an. ivo the iimplHlnt Hsaiti.t you lu thia Oii.rt. Th mIk week, a llhin wlil.,h vnn ..a .... ! iiilred to Hprw-ar will expire on May l'i, lyo5, n,l If vou laii In S.ienr nud answer herelu by tluittlme the pla null will apply to Ihe oourt fur a ilccrve usolvii.u the tuarriuKC relation nmraxlaiinir detiveun yon ami plalniitr. and fur siichmber rvllvf a. may bo equliablo. This AURimon i. iiiiiilNhed by order of Hon. Tho:iiM A. Mcllrlite, 1'iditeof the above named court, made In chamber u if arun 23, ItiOA. and the time prvMirltKd i ll)o order for publica tion is six wevks. The llrhl publication hetsof Is oa March a, i EOBEBT O. MOUKOW, aitA,'ii.:J mr l-laiuttir cpg j 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 silk Others say $15 for Equal Quality. Come Early and Get the Pick WHEN YOU SEE IT (N OUR AD IT'S SO. Timber Und. Act June S, IS7S. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION United Stat. Land Offlr. Orstoa City, Oregon. January It-. 10.1. Notice la brrehy airvn that In compliant with the prorl.l jn of ih Act of Coutrim of Jane a. la.a. cniitleil -An Art for the Nile of timber lands In the Mate of California, Orav n. herada. and Waahinftoo Territory." aaez tended to all the Publie Land futea hv act ot Auaust 4. ISOi. Uncar J.ibnM, of H-hf-r n. touoir of Clarke, St-le of aahluitu.n. haa thla im H.'!?.'0 .lhul om ni" aorit rtaiemcut No. te. lor the purt-ha.se of theS. v. V .,f iectlun No. M In Tuwasblp No. 4 .v.. Rai.ac No. 4 ..ai,d will offer proof toahow th.tllM-lon.1 aoiiahtla more valuable for lie timber or stone than for aericnUural purimm. an, I in esuklUh hie claim to Id land In-fnre U.o R.fl.ui and S.;" ''0" '"V. Orepon, ou Thursday, the 2MB day of May, 19M. He nainei aa wii..a- Kcls Laren. of Vernonia. Orrtron: Philip Glalin. of Veruouia, nrrson; Wealor 0. Hatter- l... (il trt.An.. ... . . .. . PurtUnd. e.u.o, Any ami all permra clalmtnf advenely the . , requo-iea m Bie tiirir cl.lini in tlil. office ou or before said 2Mb day aim a a.TO.s. iK5SEfl, Bet liter Sl'MMONS . t. In the Circuit Court of the Pt-rte offarei oa (or . Columbia t'ouutv. J. C. Morelan.l. plalulin. v. Martin Conn-av i " ,"wainn. 11. W. Brown. Arthur t0".?' N- "" t ha.. Boiaverl and Nettle Boisvert (hi. wife). and Jcae v. Krut a admini.traior of the eatale of John Coil war. dececaaed . ilfenaMni. TJ Martin Contvar, and Jwk K. Krnst (admin vi iu. oaiate ol onil tnuwu', ue cea-ed): In the name of the li.,., Ar nn ... v.... hereby reaulrwl to epiwar and anwer the eom- i.a.M, u,-u wniai you in ine anuve enntll suit on or rM.fore.lx wmIi fi.n ii.. t..i r.t.'i. cation ol thia runiuiuiu. and II y u fail to '. aunier, ror want lliercol Ihe plfcilitm wlil arply to ihe court for the relief deir aii.le.1 in hi. com plaint, whtrh la; for a decree aaaiiit vou and eaeh and all Ihe defi mlani-, quieting hi. Utltt to Ihe following dorcrilied tract of laiid. lo-alt: Tbe north hull of itw aouthea't quarter of tb aoutheaat quarter of acetiun 1. in lowii.hlu 7 uorlb of ranije 4 west of the IVillauM-tte meriil Ian: aim the tract bouuiletl by a hue bewluiiln: at the iiorihwc.t corner of the alaive tract ami runtiiiu north II 43 chains, thence mutt oehlM, Ibeuce notth 10 cliain., thence vuat Ucbaltw. tbence a.iutli 11 43 phalli, aud th, lue wv-t II chains to place of beeinuiiic and alao lbi,t other tract bounded by a line beeionlnr xt chain, west of the nnrthweet isirner i l Ihe '&. Bryant donation Land claim and running -oulh I1.IW I'h.lui to the center line of raid nr.'tlon in, thence west 10ft8 eh. In., tiience norili U.W Rhatna ami iheuceeoat IU .SJ chain, in i.f leKiiiiilnc : and that the claim of tlilc thereto by detemlauu or either ol them i alilu.v. lonndatlon and vol.); nud (or aw h other riliel a may be equitable. .Th'-,un"no" PuNlahed bT onler i.( the Hon. R. X. Italian, Jiulre ol the Couulv ort ol l-oluniblaiJoiiiiiv,8'ieol tireyon. made am! illcd April aril, I'AHl. and is thereby maile rvinrn able aix week. Iront the ttale ol llie lir.--t publi cation here, 1. which dan- i. April r.ih. 1'Xki. M. B. Nlt'lUiLAS asu IIR.V11AM A l l.KkTilN. Attorneys (or l-llnti!"' lITABMSHtB im. JOHN A. BECK DIAIJIB IN Mies, Diamonds. SilTcnrar ....JEWCLWY.... Repairing a Sjttcialt?. u'vrrtrinW.4M. rHst rirsi. PORWV