The Oregon mist., June 16, 1905, Image 3

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I LOCAL
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M(1 !, k.t and ', wlw wrr vl.ll-
m I.v. where Ihey wlllvl.it
.... H w. K.ihaidson. Harry Rich-
J Maudlc Kh-harilaori and Maurice
f .'..i.-im h it Tuesday for IOrl
im an "-- -,,h
rrUltvri luKidgcfirM.
Kid! ! "H"'K ,,,me u,i 0"w'
rttloltte '"
thtl
help
a dollar Saved
U dollar made by buying your good
from
IIUUltvQ
IUIUY A BltlM
Oregon
00
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20
.1
A pound i.kK.. Munopole Currant.. 25
i ' " " RhUIii.,.! 25
rump,,,, ...,,,, 25
3 3 pound pkgt. Gold Oust .$ 60
i-ricca tui.jrtt to market change.
Good good pecUlty.
j S0AITOOSK ;
iv II. IHWKU..
Mb Helen, lrrg.iil.
Mm I-t"' I '"'"' vlllirK relaliw
Mr. Anrr K ik visited Portland mi
Hn. I 0 Wait 1l Children, Ol
" ' . ,.. .... MM t.l.
fr,flt. tMlrl WIW VMM
Sthnnl Hci't Car.U, ttie wry Ul
Hi ll. " i''1. lUi.
l m( Mm. K. wr lllit
miu l wimUrf 1 wir irwiy
tlirtrril.in-- In !itcly
if ifij'H ! h ,," 'h, fP"-
ty IreUii 1 m llic vl-of, KKl I tc -
ij.l. .iiilt'iicle Jhi briilKHi up
lit It.t. ft ta- ) c . TJIC I!
wn kHiirir M lb 1U ! CUrk.
iv..Kbr Mri. liny. Mrtlluru. Mr.
Mklra ! Mr. W. II. IHtUr. Ki
(Ml lit:!i n lir.luuriiu xia IKrr.
rj .tii j.rriil were: Mr. tl Mr.
yatk, Mr in I Mi. Unry, Mr. 'l Mr.
JUni., Mi an I Mr. InlUr l, Mr. u l
yn joUn. I'f mi I Mr. Ota. Mr. ui
Mn. IVr!?, Mr, Clt. Ma k'e, Mr.
Iiidk'. Jliw MVii, i lttr'l. Mr.
Mxnn, Mr Wi.b Mukl, Mi
ifa!. THi- i.m m tun.lnimriy
bmul.-il Irrir. Ib, . nd rt.
Mi A!l-:.u. .,1 I'.iitlau.l, MIlr4 (be
llir!il Crram t'. I funking )
rUi rfTirt i txtlt.l tip rrwitu roulim In
I'viutuliJ rouiily. Writ lhni II vu
tm tu iiii. f i tin-in In your uclgliW-
b.l. . ., . n
Mi. R If. I'Dtv.'ol JUelwUir KUU l
pKlcil I i'It arlluuity III.
ln, J im Itrt n I d4Ucbtrr. Cr
l Ikitlu trie Silur-Uy vj.itorlo the
MumiJ C:r' l'.itkin.
Mr. llcn.li.w, Jr, .jirBt Sunday
nth 1m tmt at llunltuit.
Mr and Mr. W. II. Duantng B1 Mi
Berth lintlt-r Have tirril iitili) Mr. .lid
r. S. A Milr. during lb prt k
llm.li. Imltvr UriiiK lilglwr
MK li.Tflu.ii I ili.nn.liiy. Tlii oiml-
iir ii due t.i itits rlii plant anil report
(ill iu tin. inaiii!ctur. II you silt
iliiii rn jiii it, t l. iiliW lul'l-llio
iilint ,ruil l.uttor, lil A, H'J'J
il. ,N.,tnci lliilr lvertrauiiil'ol
I I'. 8 Cwnin Srpar.lor. ; ' I
y vn uxm. It li t.r right.
cvmi-ttc uliould lifh wilport the
founty. ! I vijii nrtr joblx-d yoH,iIirrt
ln.ni ibp tiffirer. Yct. 're.n urc
loriing tli. in to no to tbc trwublrol tl
iDL'oiitan iiiluiK'lloiiauairul M by
laying up Ir tlwy are Kln C(IIpIJ
trnmcvti. iliiii In thr district. .
Torn (..,1rr'. biiildiii; la tbi city
litiii tMintrd. tmiicred and rnrr!ly
np . I.uin Ilccktr l aiHK
Mr, l'rmici M. Joliu and Mr. and
Mm. I'owcll nl arvcml iky In l'oti.
luud tlilt WTOk a dslcgiitc to the Grmid
Chapter, Unlir IWttvru HUr.
Mr. T. II. Utt, i.l thl city, bud the
liiUdirtini to bnve line ul bl nU l.mk...
wblla (dln tic on the IWadr on m ltiiiI gum rlre j
Tuewlay lal. lie being ttrw k by the 3. " ''"
crime tiid l..r .winging the tk on Unnl. 1 f "r
lie i ante to lie auout liul 1 IniMpmltjit.
ed fur work lor mine time to come,
Cujit. Jul. Oood ha had piling driven
for a new dixk, to be built next to
Mutkle llro.
IImwImII Mrxt Sunday, Ht. llrjeni V.
lUiulrr. I'.verylwdy ahould turn out.
Tit game at Kaiulrr latt Huuday wa
K'hmI one, and the game nnl Sunday
will be U tU-r. a Ht. Ilclru' team lm
lrn tmigthrucd Coiilderbly by the
adililliiii oltrvrral plnyrr who were un
able to go to kululrr lat Sunday.
Mr, j. 1). McKay, ol Hcappmiw, wa a
Hi. Hi-ten vlalbir Wedurwlay laal.
- The Ilam lwtKxJ Crtaiuury.ol 1'nrllaiid,
Or., I on of tb four largu.t In the
world. Tli llawtlwood iilo are try
ing Ul build uucruam ruulvi all through
tlio iiiirlliaoal. If you think a cream
rout would be a good tbii'K for your
nelgliUirlnxJ, writ them, Nuliie their
advertlwim iit of the U. H. Crram Hcp
aialor. Mr. J. A. Ilcrgte, ol Warrrn, wa a
eUitor to Ht. ltcku uuTucwlay lal.
The tcaill ai hiKinrr CaKailr luailcd
licre but w-k, taking on alut 1 1 ,a
tie. I'roui here hc went to Carrol
I'olul U lake on more.
Mint Ruth and Aluc Kkliardaon
liilrd relative in W'arrru thi week,
Mr. frank Mil, of Cortland. oiit
a few day lu tbl city violing bl
(larcnu Mr. and Mn H. A. Mtl.
.Notice the advertirtniit of the IU
letwind Crwiin Co. for tlw I'. S. Crnam
Hrpaialor. Kvvry farmer who own two
or HHir euw ought tu bav a wparalur.
Wrltath 1luduud ople, Wintion
log tbl p-r.
Illy make u glad to
hav yuti rail. II louk
crtiM or apar frrllul it i.
nl by cbvl.-e, and we ar
.! a-l.amr.1 ul it altvr
w.nl'. doaire to d-l
fairly with nr ru.tomer,
ami do toallcn) to ouraelvr.
M.C.tiUAY.Ht. Helen.
Tl..Mill 1 a rob to wltbdraw
i.l Hi rrmark tndo about Dr.
tMt. Ilia no ''d that be did not
Uor rhluiof ariniiig all men oi-r flu. but
i,...rJ a.lvoraie.1 penttoi.lng ll'iu.
t. in la. itinn I'liper for U'r.
St. fj.ul W-)iplib-
in,... Paul Join- b bnrinlT
a'nlefU klrtjr I wb're lie lived, I una
la
her be wa eouiniiund, An- quoting yoa
1
Haying I goinir on extcntivelv tlice
day. Yield 1 Urge.
School in ditrktNol.eloethlaiM-k.
The aipil fmiihed In tlte eighth are
I'carl Willcrmood and (jeo, MvKenzle.
CUrciire .S hudder 1 building a neat
houw in ScitmoiMe.
Oillle a number of vouns nrnnle bavr
made preliminary vinjt to the fair and
report it up to their expectation.
Henry Collin, with hi aunt and grand
mother arrived here thl week from
Maukato, Minn, where be ha been at
tending tcliool.
Mr. I'rutik Ncwby, of Tro, Wn
-nt a Irw day thi week vititing at
the Watt home.
Mia Murie VamUruioat I vititing at
Ctc IJuiu, Waih.
Judge J. B. Itoan visited among our
prolr one dy tbi week..
Albert lohnmn I erectinir an nu-to-
date ttotk bam at hi dairy farm.
Judge Cnplt ol 1'iwlland will help to
make tbe Kaglc tcrcam at Scappooe on
July 40i.
Herman Schmidt, late of Nebnuka,
ha bought 1)0 acre from A. M. Badger
and E. W. Drew, tbe Utter will take a
look at tlw Alberta country during nest
month.
A new niano arrare the home of black-
imlth Hagey, and Ardath i happy.
J. G. Watt and family vUited St. Hcl-
rut, SumUy.
Hobo came Dear burning up the
mill and yard, at thi place Monday
niirbl. Onlv bv acchlent wu the fire die-
covered and extinguiahol before much
damage wa done.
RAINIER
Mil. AlMniV VttnrmWm mnA If T..lrU
I r B a W( IVWft
who ha been vUlting in thi city for
tome time attended the danca at Still.
Saturday night.
Ml M VI tie Deitx I at imont with
ber parent in tbl city.
Friday evening about eight o'clock
fire WJ dlamraml In tUm hmiaa nt VnnL
Kilbv when no on waa at home. All
that wa poHlbla wa don to aavc the
houw and furniture but too great
a headway had been gained, and all waa
ioi. TU property belonged to Frank
Kilby nd waa partly covered by intur
ance. The fire ataxted aappoetdly from
an OVef hratnl tna. Tlw If.llnultiu
day Mr. Wltham, who live near Yeon'a
logging camp, fuffered a complete los
by fire. All waa destroyed, nothing be
ing covered by Insurance. " -
Ml Elizabeth Goldenberg who ha
been vlaltlntr frienila In RalnUe Inr the
part month retnrned to bef home in Port-
Una Friday evening.
Mia Bather Silva made abort vidt
to tbe Rote City but week.
Mr. L. Svett and daniriiifa. TVhonih
and Margret, apent Sunday in Portland.
Mr. and Mra C nlivvr have marA
into the bouae owned by A. h. CUrk and
formerly occupied by rrof. wilkenaon.
Mr. Ken Reed'a damrhter. MU Reed
of CalifornU, U vUlting ber father ia
tin city.
Mr. and Mr. French and daogbter, of
Goble, apent Saturday in Rainier on btui
uea and pleaaure.
Mr. and Mr. C. Ferria are now occu
pying the bouae owned by Mra. Caae,
near tbe ilaon-Caat Camp.
Mr. Ferria, mother of Mr. C Ferria, ia
viutlnie ber daugbter-in-Uw and eon is
thiicity.
Mr. and Mr. J. Silver returned on
Tuoday' Iralda from aa enjoyahU
vbit to tbc Expoaitioa.
Now we have a chance to aeo what
kind of home dramatic talent KeUo cro-
duce. Saturday night the KeUo Home
Dramatic Co. under the direction of
Prof. Carlisle will prevent the comedy
"A White Mountain Boy," at the K. ol Y
ball.
p 101-gQl lwj 1 65 C-
1 SHIRT WAISTS
A MEN'S PANTS I 65C, 95C $1.50, $1.95.
HBig Selection. $1.50 to $5.00 S $2.35 and Up
per Pair. Worth More. y t0 $5.85.
5 MILLINERY
Oik who have fancy work for e
hibitina at Ihe lwi and CUrk Fair are
relucted to forward it to Mr. W. T.
Watt. Srappooae. iielore the 29th of the
month if pnMiUe. Any thing aent in
fter tint dle ahould be addressed to
K. H. Flagg. Columbia County Eahibit,
Agricultural Building, Portland, Or.
l'errv & (iraham tare you money by
32 II Good Rice ,not broken).
i. i.... I,;, iinitii, It mut revt'r
a.1 and Arlliiit'Mi I her onr National 1.32 Good Bean
i L tin I.
l,iur hurl!. Atlara.near.iir......
Atlanu han.,t yd p it In a claim- i-
blle ILunler.
.It a tall Irnc ol
n..iiiiiL- am the front ol tbe lot
between bit residence and that of 8. A
M.W.
"ileatlul Ufeaiion Kort," the
..mm uf. r tUK.k Imuej by lb !-
seng-rdepartinenHf tl. Oregon IU.I-
Ad .Nlgl'll VoinpT ""
forty eltfl'l pageand er. Tb .
I. printed on heavy wblUi
right cut bul.ig nd to illu.traUi I he
l,UiU.nddon lh Columbia Kiver.
tl ,bei...int.in.,l.che. Inland report
,d Mintain of healing. Tli cover
d ..ii in three col"", adding materially
,o the buy andeff-ctivene- of tb
publication, which may l
g two cent, tu ,l ,AU"mt'
(ieral f.renger Agent of lU Oregon
H,ilroad A Navigation Cmiany, lort-
ami. Or. U U a ' "
U.j.mr friend. In the K,.t who tsjaKt
W Vl.il 0 ami Clark Kapitlon.
fjl 00
f! 00
r.fc' 15
pkg'a Het Corn SUrch 15
one lb pkg'i Beat Currant 20
one lb pkg' lVst RaUin !0
ulyMCLrKnan . -O
S three lb nke' Gold Dual or Dew
' 1(
In.p
All the above are absolutely first claa
good.
j.. ..... nr. Qraan'a new
Or. Knooer v -j.
maihad of maklna m
wlllCI rjrws v.-
flcl.IU.th. PI... .ir. -y '
.curat. 122 MohawK
meinoa w .
building, Portland.
KIST
work.
Syrup,,! While l'ine and Tr, the old
wtiiMr ciiiab reiurdv. For sule by A.J.
"iiiiiK,drii(;git.
Wink mi the fill in the road Just beyond
if -l'.l it prn4ri-tliin rapidly. The
i!c, ahrre the fill 1 being made, ha
'"K li.-i-n a kotiive of catwnae to the
oniilv. In tbe first nlace a brldiie wa
roMt it at bcavv eapenae pnd-
'y fl.'nior fllakl. The fill nowbciiiK
'lewilloost but about 12ft0 and will
permanent improrme4it.' It iaaliout
not long, and wide enough lor two
111 l.t . 1. . t. .n..l.l li.V. 1-fM.t
four or five time a much Jirotmbly, but
' iiiiil- and dirt wet handy ami me
rurk hn tmiorensrd ranldlv. For the
nt Irw dnva ti,.l,.n lT.ittnii ha had n
crew nl Imyt nl work handling the liht
and rni-rt that tbcv can put out
'Miiany lo:lll n the men,
ll C'idumbia Connlv nemilc who Intend
"'"itiiiK the LcwUiuid Chirk Centennial
will notify the editor of the Mint some
time iu advance ,HI blr rollllliL'. ItlvillK
the iliiii. thpu rw,i t,i lw iirrm-iit. the
mmilu r of their party, and the price they
re wilting to (my for riwiii, we will do
n,lr krt Uii ... secure acciuiiodntioti lor
""'in, 'f hero Ii no luck 'of : good rooms
' priunt, but' Inter oil HWy will lw hunt
I" lind. ; Those who' f n'jk V 'Hay
"vi-r.il ilnyaniiuutd liitv roinii nn licir
""'Hi MjiiilaaH pomiblo, thereby wiving
e 'r lure nnd u grmt dwil of til)"'.
Imilt i
at
in
be
tentii
IIOULTON it
naWWr
Mi., Ruby Jackson of Rainier, came
p Monday eveninx to -!- few tj.
..a t. I.le left
u Ferry, wile ami """K""-
point, to bo gone. lH.nl a week vUitimf
relative.
.. r.i.i- V. of W. had a very
lloltlion v..i i.,,
cnivble time T..e.dy evening. plty
' ' .... .1 Mka.
of lrawl)ernc, cream
KlmerThottn-on andwiie. o,
City, have moved Into the house U cl
plrchaned by W. K. Belted, in et
lloulum ,
Houlton 1.M a new ticket office and
.tntion. The R.R. Co.
.hortoltluiVr by the the office.
Orandma tittle had the f "rtl!"e
ent one of her finipr. ql on
Saturday lt.
Mr. mid Mr. A. H. Mathlew. am
I'ortimm . --j - R
Indian War Vetran-t ana
i.niitii.
"Mr.J. G. Walt ' Scappoose, apent
Momliiy with Mr. N. A. Ferry.
Mr..ndMr..lMvidHc.haw. oJVw
co..ver.Wu1..ltSlrd.y " "'u
ui nnrenti here.
any whu t . i
Ho!loAMemMyNo..UmtrfAr-
,, elected the followiiiKomcerafor
next l n'"""1 M' 8 ' 8'
Urn Stipl. Aiwa Ketel: Inap. Cor. W-
K, C Angidiria Hunter, W . A. KeUl.
Cropsol all kind are quite promising
i rhn.trnann ha iust returned
from a trip lo Forest Grove.
Mrs. Bertha Bergerson wa Ukcn to the
botpital Utt week.
mi u.rl. SHnnahn and iter Lnlu
rt.elroareul.at Forest Grove last
week. Mr. and Mr. T. J. ueeiou wv
.I..M. alan.
A. C. Bergerwn got 27,Si ct. Tr pound
for hi wool.
Omar Shannahau made a trlpto Foret
. . 1... v
Mro" ., , ...
Win. Wilson went to romsmi
Monday.
Rev. A.Weineitol Tigardville. a for
mer pastor of thi. place, came in to at
tend the .liver welding- He preached
to an appreciative Sunday audience
morning and evening at Vernonla.
Several partle. from Ki.t attended the
Memorial service, at Vernonla. May 30.
The iuKif wa. enoved by all prent
.. -. kfirver Poke Lincoln
..Oetty!.burKAddres.,"and ike it well.
Omar S,ncer'. addreM waol a high or
. i .... .Wivered with ease and
oer tm.., " , . .
. ' ..j . the anme time with a force
that captivated hi. audience. It U a plea-
v 1 I . man
ure to note the atrengiu o. . 7 -
Wl,0 ha nude hi own way. largely.
The.ncces.oI uch a one U a ready
asaurcl. Come to think about it. thU
. n. Wst of several n
Z di.tlngul-.ed
tbemselve, from humble homea.
Ust Satnrday. June 3rd, waa we
twenty filth anniversary of the weilded
i,e of Mr. and Mr. I. Spencer About
. , , ... .i..i. (rlnda and nciirb-
one nunurei. - . . ,.
bon from KUt and FltUhurg ao...B
..i-... .-mmrrmenti. Biitherea at
to previ.H.. . -
Vernonla on that day with
and a lew .ilver prwanta, carried out a
cer home. ann -i- -Ln
invited to their daughters' M.
Momsten.,a.HlhadutKntRobbv-in-
uocent boy-to hitch up the team when
disabled several nay iro?
,.u .il that crowd. After the aumptu-
ou. and lolly luncheon wa over. Dr.
Hatfield delivered an auores. wu.
.. ..,,1 waruilv rcponded to.
well Miacu " - ,
Lv. Coleu.au .poke a few very appropri-
te word and Rev. wc.nu
,.. .. .mi..., iu. the Tie. me
wV'S .ucce-iful
twentv five year .ml dlSpered feeling
itatHwr- real K-'Ho have been there.
C SWETT ABOUT IT
SHOES, OXFORDS, SLIPPERS
.wsBBBwa-BaaaWwBBwawaa
J MEN'S SUITS S
t $9.7B, $11.00, $12.60, DRESS SKIRTS
1 with a saving of $3 I gg up to $1275
to $5.00. R
1 BOYS' SUITS J NECKWEAR
g From $1.76 to $5.50. g HOSE ,
mm s
L. SWETT.
Hav. Im at tvvKu
A dnaa of Ballard'a Horehoond Syrup
willr.kBiv.it. Havyoaaeold7
Try it tor wboop nf coogu. .
MManniion. for broochitia. Mr.
Jo MeUrath, 327 K lt Street Hatch in-
tr.. wi - hmsw anatt nr
i I. ukA.n Rvrnn in mV U.D.1V 0
8oid b A. J.
madicin I vef
Deming.;
VieTichrnor will toon have hu
enttaire finished in the Southern part of
the city. Rumor Ms it tnat vie wiu uc
himself no for the balance of his life and
leave tbia life of single blcMednee. and
Uke unto himself a wife.
Mr. lame Vanvolkenbruv. our efficient
road (unerviaor ia doing some good wort;
n thm mad between the citv and tbe
station. Tbe commercial men coming to
thi city will think they have made a
mistake when thev find they don't have
to ride over that rough, rocky road and
be ihakcn all to piece when coming to
the city in the future.
Mr. Arnold Graham and wife, of Marah-
Und. are in PortUud thi week taking In
the Exposition. They report It one.
Mr. Saku, of Astoria wa in the city
C..rd shaVlnc hand Wlln Hi
many friends.
Shinirte mill men ia these parta are
rushing their ahingle into thi market
mv da, b the thousand.
j j ,
Mr. 9. Benson wa in the dty Monday
looking after hi logging interest.
We leam that the new canal cut
through from the lower CUUkaaie
.innh ta the Columbia river, U now
i.h-,l. and that boat are making their
run through the cut instead of around
by the head of Westport slough ; taercDy
savin in distance abont two mile.
Iti reported that the Presbyterian
.!..... ha. aeenrnd the title tO tb lot
on Nehaletn atreet, where the postoffice
i. .ituatad. and will won begin the
erection of a fine church building there
on.
Mrs. Nellie McGillivery and family
have moved their belonging to Rainier
where they will reside thi summer.
Mr. G. P. HUtt and W. H. Conyer of
thi city were in Portland Saturday and
Sunday Uking in the eight at th Ex
position. They report it flue and well
worth seeing, but thought It would Uke
abont a month to tee it all.
m a. ft. C. R. R. Co. ia taxed to
1U utmost to furnlh car aufficient to
sccomodate the travel over their road.
Nearly all person from the Eastern
.i.t.. .ttendins the LewU and CUrk Ex
position, are going down to iteaatae 10
. . . ..n.
lake a ultf ol tne sail air wane ucit,
srr irinh Banter, a twosperous farm-
.. ...t i.nn mower of the Nehalem valley,
wu in tbe city Tuesday attending to
tome legal buaiaea.
rtiatrict Attorney Harrison Allen to
gether with hi estimable wife and
mother-in-law. paned through the city
r.ntlv on hla way to the Nehalem,
where they will take their aummer out
inn.
Mr. A. L. Malcolm, of Rainier, wa
visiting friend and taking in the sights
of the city Tuesday.
We learn that a number of onr citiieoa
will take in the meeting of the aeveral
i...i nrumlutions to be held in
linvc:.".- -
Portland thla utmner.
ur.tr.ant that another wedding will
take place thia coming week, the boy
are gathering up tneir cow oeu, im u.
and other pharapoernaii ror we an
slon.
MENS FIRST-GLASS SUITS
MTICE TIKlim-
wt. u Vm-k adves. that the susder-
signed hM been, by the Hon . R. H . Hat
r . . .w. r.i. rmtt of the
State oi Oregon for the County of Colum
bia, appointed aminisr"
of Fraoci N. Goeng aad Chrutinc J.
Goerig, deceased. Any and aU peraon
baying claim against
hereby required to present the suae to
L-iti-A in Uw. at mvocbee
at Sl Helens, Oregon, within six months
Horn aaie nereoi.
Dated Marca Si,
utatBV S Pt .TFTT.
Adminiataftor of tbe Eatate of Franda N.
Goerig and cnnauac j. oocnu.
BASEBALL!!
ST.HELENS
vs.
RAINIER
On the St Helens-Houlton
o-rnnnds at 2: to D m.. next
o
Sunday.
ICE CREAlli
Will be ervd in my
dining room next Sun
day, weather permit
ting. The ICECREAM
U of the best quality
that can be procured
in tbe city of Portland
MRS. E. H. FLAQQ
$10.00
The Best you have ever
seen.
FABRICS In Worsteds.
Cheviots and Cassimeres.
Hand-Worked Button
Holes, Hand -Padded
Collars, sewm with silk
Otlier.uj$i-fir Equal Qcalitj.
Come Eirlj md Get ticPlcJ;
WHEN YOU SEE IT I N OUR AD
rrs so.
Moyer Clothing Co.,
THIRD AND O-K. PORTLAND
1 ' V
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,
ProprietotS
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JOHN A. BECK
PIA.UM n
Watches. Dlacr-ds, SDinre,
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u.,t. in mnrl. 8late or lateral.
omc nel door to Courthouse.
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H. R. curt.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
ST. HELENS, : t ORK0ON.
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PHYSICIAN & SURGFON
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TO PORTLAND
Make vonr plan to atop at a home-like hostelry: place where you will
tv r r i . ... .. tu in wwr nwtt home.
be anown every couneay ana iiwwua.j -- - j
town or dty.
THE FORESTRY IM
I tuch a place, and it stands within one Mock of the Exposition Entrance,
on SSth Street, facing Upshur. THE FORESTRY INN i contracted ou
the tog cabin style: furnishings, cuisine, and management conform thereto.
It haa 150 large commodtoui rooms, all opening on broad, cool veranda,
with electric lights: hot and cold water and tree baths. From the roof
earden a iew i had of the Exposition uronnas, me city ana wnwnuii,, (
. r- rn all narta at the citv. EuroDcan pUn. Inn- ,
iDgaUcarteandreaaonableaaiuany part ol the city. (
PRICE OF ROOMS, 81, 1.50 !
Special rates to parties of two or more.
MEALS A LA CARTE
THE FORESTRY INN, Inc.,
Address
P. C. MATTOX, Manager, or H. M. FANCHER,
. .it. a ttc1i 6e - - - Portland. Or
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