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About The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 3, 1905)
.,-.,'. IV4y-.-k-'- Sfsf" ' ' 5 frS - . ItKpCII MKMKKW DlHAWBitl Olil i.lfiiH ol ColiimbU (lointty who war 'f",U -,1.1. Mr lfnr-.ll Ma.li.,. lll jMlltailo" w"" 7" , Tit ,,,ysUrloiia disappearance, which :5LXoi Mr. .!' Meeker, of 1'ort-1 Mr. Knocll Meeker ha been for .)iiio time a realdent ol Houtlicrn Cali fornia, hut recently decided to return to .,,ii. lit uurcliased m ticket lor Tort- I.,,,! and prceumably went aboard tht J,U, i.l. l!u U. II,,. U..L.. as apprlied ol tht llint ol hit probable arrival, " nt " lPr ml- ''' Vnnalilrrablt time had elapard Mr, l.lim .(Ml WHU ..... v.. . ..... - ' V Meeker went to tut union iwooi, wnrre ht 'ouud hit brother'! trunk, but no other ,r, nl him. HecominR alarmed, ht uli.r went to lilt Onion Depot, wlirre omid his brother's trunk. ImiI no other .(race ol him. llecominK alarmed, he cuiplov"! detcctlvta, who ascertained that Kuuch had been aren at Htockton, Call- ferula, and that bt waa In a lamiahad I jjomlilion. The people inert look cart tiim until bt waa partially restored to health, but he teemed utterly vnablt to elve any accouni oi wwn m hu urcn or lit hwl been dolnir. thmn IIiib jivrii hi liberty Ifnoch aKtin wandered " I I . lu.il wj i away anfi umm . 'u. Crave Mr are entertained a to hi fate. tti.itttiiiYNMiNU Of IHick Comolaint voiiici tu the Mlat from a reliable source that I'urtlaml nuutert on tut jonnaoo t.kn. iirar Scamamae. left tevrnty ducks Mini in a heap on the ground after a re- a . I...Mli,.M Tl.-tW a.l.t tl.a niany iure than llw lawful limit, and, Iciitjt afraid to take them to Portland, Irft liiein to rot. Huch a useless slaugh ter of ! deserve punishment, rails for the atteutlon of the game iilrn. Ilit feature of the law that pre- ,vrnlt tlir sale of ducks should he repealed. It m i-mciI in nit iniereat oi int ron Un, ".i.iils." and I of doubtful consti- tuikinslilv. It decrease the value of the Ukr and orrventa the hunter of small mrsiii Com rcimourstnv nimscii in pan ktf hu outlav. If it Is to lw continued ine limit to lw killed should be reduced , to Irn. no one hat any uae lor more than that number eirept to give away, jtw if I luxe who art nut to fortunate aa t to have minier meniia cau nun-uasca ilu, k, tlirn the hunter should be linuletl ' to lue suiount actually cuusnuuxl by , tbtttiiwlvrt and fauilWc. t'.MinT Kiarut A CIkmI Social waa Uki"i": loeiMl. It was well atlrnucU . i-.,i.lr Imm iaiii M. Helens ami iiwui-1 lB'sml everooe drclared II a v.-ry en- Siitahlr allair. MaiUme Kcnohta, Imm Mnrr, smm sirvaiiuai, ai ..wowcii, f.l.n.l.wliocauiedownonlheAmerkaJt'ntar'o. Canada, la his sevenly srven'n n iiMirr titan Itusy reailing pilms, aud trl lw did not have time lo read one-i iiwrlli nl Ihrm. The ball waa becomingly ibvuMlct with Jack-u'lanterna.and If auy , Htr tsiiie Igiiiaraul ol llw lat l lual It was lUlli.a mi, ll)c lanterns served as g.l traiiii.trrv The hall was valed at aled at t.eUo o i lia k and everylaaly left lirllng Iliry li vl sivut lisllow'een in a very 4J.4-.1ni a well a useful m innrr. The trriM ainounlrtl lo ii.M anl me ei- . il.r Unclit of the sc'h.a.1. ...... .... .....ii 71.- i.h .1. 1 . . r. I'miuM (ia txr.K Meets at lloulton l, iriuw (Sjliinlay) night, and a large tirti,l.iiu- U eHiietlel limn the lucu t-rsiiitr-nl Iheeounlv. Hont forget to I'liii: l lie very choice! ajwek-free apple .hi un Him. Tula Is the beginning oi Ciliimliu County' great cthibit at Iho nul winlif ineellng of the Stale llorti- rnllurjil S-irietv. There It a great deal ins UJMH-. nntithlanding Jnllel'a insfU to the contrary. A good name I ! IIk- rrv l-. aivrrllemcnl applrs can h.ve JIu.mI Kiver"n Uii Is worth j M.ey aud we want lo convince buyer. . Iliji Oiluiiilita County iiroduccs apples 1 ., ..... ' JL.'i. ..mhiiv 111 Orrgon. . I lit- (.Miiee can Irlirt Hun a, niir wurk It has done M.XK..I-0. Tin norm. ocmp.. 1 in.; n. That Is the ll work ui""o U.at present, and wucb.e Congrcgalioital Church In "regou. a" !''"" "T4'.' "1"t.,H"'lrf,''iand etrrtel m.thed of making artl W linisli ng up the third story of lite , . K p,M ,f mMi b- thli Si. Ilrlrns Hold. Tbev are nuking sis t HUiie rmiiiit sn-l cutting dormer win lw in the rifil. This will give St. lie) nit Ihr hot hulrl building in the county As tiwrr Is no ncol lor that ntinuier 01 , f..m ill the ineaeut sUte ol business brrr. this msy lie taken a Indicative ol Krr.icr tilings to come. There Is no m . ! . . . .... .' .ii iiilc iloulit thai lltcre will lap a mini- rrn saamill ol la ge capacity miming Iwrr nrst summer, and lliat lite court ' Ilium- will tlKn l bulll. Tills, in con- ii.-,ti,,n with lite ouarries. fidiing, ami 1 iUrr contemplated addition lo our in-1 llllalrlul Ella. 1111 Mink Ht Ht-lrtlS a ItttSV " n, iria-rous comniunity. Sm.ikik M.m Fi!m Charle Con. of lloiillun. was brought before Hit circuit (nit un Satunlay last, charged with aeepiug i.,s saloon open on un.iy. vo j ph-4.li .1 guilty and waa scntcnccl lo pay , fine oi fill .l.l. l, waa oromnt v tro- lined. Indue Mcllride remarked that hrrrslirr he would call the attention of llw- iinnrciithie atlornrv lo this law, with Hie view that it should lw strictly en- lim n!. Cos is the first snlooukreier lo l'iv Hie tminltv lor violating Hie Sunday ( loauiK law, and this should I siiflifirnt trmug tu the saloon men ol iroltimota County, who, almost without eceptiou, have oa-nly violaletl the law. Nkw Ciit acil Tlte I'ret MclluMlist of this nriglilairhootl are creeling a new iliutili edihee at lloulton. When rill Jolied it will have coat In the neighlair )"l of $I,IMIU and will seat two hundreil u-oplr. The fund have heenconlniiulcii lv the lue) mrinlwr ol the church ami the cilien ol lloulton, together with omr aisistanca Iroui the uicmlicrslilp in -ortiand. The work is being dons ny Mr. Skiilta and his ton, who have also roiitrilmicd liberally of llicir means. It will I s very neat appearing structure and a credit to the community. rHKSMVTHUiAM Tha new Presbyterian ' hun-li ol Clalskanie is neariug eomplr iii. It will I a very handsome, as well as a roitiiiiodiou and atllMtnnlial struct ure and will be furnished with rouifort able pew of the latet pattern. There i nlrc.uly at hand a first class organ, which will be inaiaiu.l ( lima for the ded ication eierclsc, which are to I held in lie near future. The nuinerou congre- gntlon I justly proud of it nccompiisii- u,i in uuiiiting ucn an eoiuce m m "liort a time. , A Nmw Auatvif Mrs. II. T. Hlilir. of IlilUlmro. arrived In ft. Helens last Tflmrwlny night, to make her home here, h'-r Imslwinnielng In Hit employ of the "isi oinre. Mr. anil sirs, ninir are oc cupying the Hubert house. Accompany- mK Mrs. Illair was Mi Siisit Kuaseii. a ndatlve, who is a visitor lo Oregon from lr home in Illinois. Smah fox H ST. HraKSH There are H'ree caneios small po St. Helens and vu-niltv-two U the home of Mr, I'ronk Meeaer, and Mr. Lot. All possible pre iCttitinn have beeai taUou to prevent the JtpriNid of tUc disease, nnd there is no " wualever for nnv panic, nirac, however, who have not Weil vaoclnalcl, lionlil at i..... ii.i nm-autlon. preimiiii'ii. Isited Portland Airs, K. II. Kohcraotl v Monday last, for the purpose ol at spuning the funeral of Mis wiitn joims 4"n, 11 rclntive bv miirrlMKC, Mis Jolin 'u wns known In St. Helen, and wu a v 1 -flVf .'."-re fjultc rycenty,. A Ycinviinii, Cmimim.i luliii M ?K1 17, (Md RuiltV Wc.1n.aday to tlit cliarKeof Inirirlary. ai IV morn. rue ol hlirvlarv. and " actilciiietl to oiio year in the iienilciitiary. Mcrkes olfeiise consisted in koIiik llnougli tlx transom of Mllrt Mierln's sniooit KumiiT nnii ukinK twenty lo. Inn from Hit cash register. According to tile hoy's story he came Irani Him Francisco to attend the Lewis mid CUrk Kapositlon. Ill I'ortlimd he (i ll Inln ll rrmitMiiy ami soon sniianilereil hi money. ' i",.. 2 ' . . ?0rk." Wll .T.irW."'"l'.,ml, " week till) latwi. too hard (or him and quit. After tnklnir the money he anetit almui t-, d,ii... Hit iMlanct tieiiiK recovered hy tht au thorities. The lowest aentence provided y law ii two yean in the penitentiary, hut II tht defendant Is dissatisfied lit can move tu have the jtitl(ment let aside and tht legal limit 6sed ami tlien tome. KxrKMT HUNTKKa Mr. Howe nftl. I'lllon Metallic Cartridue Co.. Mr. Itv.r,l iol tht Northwest dim aad Itwvrl. iv... and Mrs. Nellie Dennett, the agent for the Uflin & Hand Powder Co., had a fine day ahootinx Wednesday on Klchar'.. aon'a lake, ommaite 8t. Helena, accom. I tiled by Mr. lan Kirhardson and Ueo. l'lu((K, ol tlila city. They all (hot the limit allowed by law. Mr. Howe used the un used by Jack Panning in the in ternational contrit between the United Htates and Ktifland. It Ii will to have fired over allot, and baa never lieen to the rraiir ahop. ' " - -'- . .i .. y m.J I now have a nice assort ment of jHtlnta.ollt, varnish, stains, enamels, brushes, etc Tin and granite ware, stove nipt etc. Urotwrlee, Hay, Uraln, r'lour, etc. II. C. OKAY, Hi. Helens. laji.'NmoM riT I laam mrvens was Kranted a lemtiorarv iniunction on Wed- nrsdav morning against James M. Akers, restraining him I ruin exercising bunting privilritc on the Wni. II. Musirrove place, on Sauvlc' llnd. The hearing oi wic rmaneni uiiinciion is set lor November I3lh. at Oregon City. Tliere tias iwen conslilcralile trouble over tins right, which i a valuable one, and. ac- conllng to the plaiiitlB, tile drlenuant naa lurratrnel to invert tu gun I rum tne vm. i mt iv, Halur. lay last ol the death ol her year. A Naaaow liacArK Mr. Will Ketel. who is enmloved at the factory ol the Wrstern CiaiirraKC Co., at lloulton, had a narrow rraie on rrtilay last irom lie- lug strut k liy the Iragmrnl ol a minting saw. Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Powell visited Portland Tuesday lor I he mrawe of at tending a Hallow -ecn ".'sal'' party at tbe holiicuf Mr. and Mrs. Meiisingrr. VW.Iins and all 'tiiel instruments gnaraiitrcd. rviMiiren o me mi wiitk Address meat St. Helens. s so dec so ui smr.ia.K. Mrs. Kelrl ami d.iughter Anna visitel Portland Saturday. si,. .M,i Mrs. W. A. Harr s. Mr. I. n. i:.Kn.v ir. I. Urininv. and Mr. M. timy went to Kainrrr Satunlay night to nlteiid a reception giveu by the local re-',i..e i hathlame Sister to Mr. I. n,VH.hkirk. the newlv electeil tirand tw r,cr in Oregon, v. T . r,.,ur- ... . iwUnd Sal.ud.y last? ', . Itev. Cenbas Claim, of Forest C.rove, ..... . . I ,.. ........ .narv wnih ..I jocrunet( llie jmlplt ill this city on Sun- Dr. Qretn'a ntw method It fit aeeuralt. 422 Mohawk building. Portland. Mr. K. 1. Tithenor. ol Clalskanie, we ' Mr. I. W. l-reeiuan, 01 . iaiannic, n a visitor lo the Mil oflice on Monday last, having lieen called to the county . .. .1 I ll.M ...ra'...l ..t.rf seat as a wiuivw . 0)l, wvtn r c, chesp, at this oilice I'KANK I'LACli, Agent .-,,i,ltf Tdeeram. . .... I'AINTIMI, l'aiing ami rreacj.liig. l-.Slllliniea KITVII tri-v. ...,...w liray lor farther particulars. ' A. 11. CUI.HKBTSOS St. Helen. Mirpah Chapter No. M, Ortler of the 7 , . , hl . ( luslern Star, rcsumeu lis rcK'nar 'T",. . " . ai the ",ur """" - r- 1j?wI and Clark l-.siwailion. Tliey do ay that a woman porl namctl Mra. Nellie llciinclt made the local duck hunter look very mall on Sunday last. The Orcgoiiian gave her an illustrated story In its Monday edition, selling forth her wonderful markmanship. When the duck caught sight ol her they plagrnrited Davy Crockett coon and said: "Don t sliiHit, Nellie; we'll come down.' Judge M. C. tieorge. ol Portland, occu pied the bench In the circuit court here on Tuesday last in the divorce case of Walmsley v. Walmsley. The Court de cided that the wife should have a one third interest In the realty. fpO altornty fee, l,'iO alimony, and I5 a month for tha maintenance of Hie minor children for a period ol three year and until the further order ol the Court. Mr. Alet Sword, of Vemonla, paid a very ahort vlit to the county scat on Wednesday last. He report the road over the umuntuiii in good condition tor this time of the year, so that a good team can haul a ton over it. Full of Tragic Meaning art the line from J. II. Simmons, of Caacy. 1,. Think what might have r rn, l.la Icrrlahla e.illifll il lie hail not tiikeii tb uiedlclna about which lit wrilc. I ha'l a ivrruioio eougn ini ilistnrlMNl my night ro;l. I triejl I very, tiling but nothing would releivt it, until I look Dr. King New Discovery r eon .uinptloii, cough and cold, which com pletely cured me.1' Instantly relieve, and permanently cure all throat I rouble prevent grip and pneumonia. At , 1 rr rvand (iralinm'a guaranUMKl; 6O0 and 11.00. Trial buttle fret. Mis Lulu Ocorge pent Sunday with her parent in this citv. , Mi tteorgo I teaching chool at Troutdal. nana to Get IU0I1. are often frustrated hy Hidden breaking down dna lo dyspepsia or conatipat on. Praco up and lnko Dr. Klnga Now 1.1 a tun. Timv take out tho muturinla ...1.1.1. .r .Inoirlnir vour ncruies, and which " ? , -.o Tinmlacho givn vn.i a new .larl. C.i.e hJ-n and diralno bvt. At I eery A uinnnni " t , Uri Sie, guaranteed. I have monev to loan on approved re.ilest-itcffcur.tv. h rowia l ( g'. Hclcus, Oregon, 1UU KKTIU.NH. Columbia Coauty Ueallie on It E hlblt at the l.ewl and Clark Centennial. To the doubter and pessimists who op posed Columbia County' exhibit at the Lewis ami Clark Centennial we commend the perusal of the following letter. They represent a very smsll portion of Hit good that ha been accomplished and it yet to bt accomplished by tht exhibit, tht net cost of which to Hit taxpayer of Columbia County wa in tha neighbor hood of JH00, which wa lest than wa xpended by any other county in the State of Oregon. I'ollowiug art the let ter: Portland, Or., Oct. 25, 1005. Mr. K. II. Flagg, Kditor "Oregon Mist," 8t. Helen. Or. My I)ear Sir: I am pleased to inform you that we have received Use Gold Med al lor both shingles aad pole. I wish to thank yon very much lor your many kind attentions given to our exhibit throughout the Fair teaaon. I am much favored by inquiries from different uirt of the country, which i doubtlessly the effect ol having our good displayed at the 1'alr. 1 have enclosed Home copie of those inquiries I have re ceived. Trusting they will serve a ome material to you, I am Your very truly, 8. Han Pi.uur Company, Per 8. Dan, Pres. Kansas City, Mo. June IV, 1006, 8. Ban Hume Company, Ouincy, Or. lieutleutcn: I visited the Portland Pair last week, and on my rounds saw a sample ol your cellar shingles. The quality and manufacture seem to be very nice, and I thought il the price was not loo high, we might make an arrangement wilh you lo handle them at our retail yards in Kansas and Oklahoma, We could take five car any time, and more later. Kindly eovise price you would want P. O. II. mill, or delivered on a 00 cent rate, and oblige, ours truly, B. M. PUSTRI, Foster Lumber Co. Hutchinson, Minn.. Aug. 14, 1005. 8. Han Flume Co., Portland. Or. Ccnlleiacn: While visiting tbe Port land rair recently, Hie writer saw a sample ol KxtraX AX Red Cedar Shingles put up wilh jour brand. We would like to enquire il vour mill is to situated thai you can deliver this stock to us at any or all of our point at an advantageous price, and if so, at what price. Yours trulv, Stkakns Li-mrr Co. Per K. J. tjtenrn. Vhiladeltihla. Pa.. Rent. 21. 1003. S. Han Flume Company. ti v c .u cM-.t Portland, Or. Criitlemen: I noticed in the exhibit at Portland some of your shingles and in tended lo have seen you Iclore leaving lliat citv. Imt wa unable lo get over to your olllcc before leaving. Will vou kindly advise me il you are able to make these shingles lor shipment to our district here in Pennsylvania and New lersevr Also if you can make a shingle 24 inches long for shipment into tin district? We hsve lieen getting these from northern Washington points and also Irom Vancouver. 1 waa very much pleased with the ex hibit vou showed there of this material, and would like to know if you are able to do business with us in this district. If so. kindl J get freight rate and advise u. Wealso have a demand lorceuar ningie in slock widths. 4 inches and 0, 0 inches wide. Can you make these for us? Your e-trlv reply will oblige, Respectfully. K. C. l.lPMNOiCOTT, Wholesale Lumber. Sheridan, Or.. Aug. 10, 1003. Messrs. S. Han Flume Company, Portland, Or. Dear Sirs: Seeing your shingles at the Fair, which were of the best grade, we write for the prices for stsr best grade shingles by carload at Sheridan. Yours truly, IviK k Pay.. Berkeley. Cal., Sept. 30. IOOTi. S. Han Flume Co., Ouincy, Or. ik Mra- IMme uuote me prices on shingles, Berkeley R. K. delivery. I am going 111 business ucre aim et-. handle the above lines. Yours truly, A. C. Shsw. P. S. Saw your goods at the f.tir. Boise, Idaho, Sept. 30. 1005. S. Ilan Flume Co., Portland, Or. Ocntlcnien: Please quote us on A shingles K. O. B. Boise, and have jou dim shingles and what shipment can you make? Your Iruly, Rt av Chkk I.i mbh Co. WAKREX .it i la aln.nal nvnr. and na I'liiato iiVK"ia " j far a wa can leant, tue a" eroM in ihl vicinity. Mr. Kluge maile a buines trip to roriiniin iwiumai. .. Tht Woodmen art planning for a big .. . m. 1 I..: ... a,liii-h will ill ume naiiaan,.. elude a supper, dairce, and a short pro- ri"ii Ijtrsen it liomt from stdiool and ... ..... .....n .n ('hristmaa. rxprcia to ij u.oi. -A benuiiful new piano arrived at the . . . - ...H,lu a..Ma Alt RlinilltV noma 01 nnsa ni;- - 1 last. It Is a Hue Instrument and one to lie proud of. . ,. School is progres.ing n rely w",.", mniiagvnieiil oi nn airoi - II. L. Ijimoii tnt Sunday in Warren. Saved Hie 1.1 fe. J. V. Davenport, Wingo, Ky write, June 14 1002: "X want to uiu you s !..i.. n.iur.ia Bnnw Liniment saved my life. I was nndur the treatment of two .lotMors. and tbev told ma one of my lungs v aa entirely gone, and tht other U llv affected. . V had a lump on my ldo. I don't think 1 could nave uC.ut tiro months ongnr. 1 was inuuix 1 by a friend to try Kallard's Snow LI11I ' M. .... n.. ...... 11 ual'A nin m llieilt. 1110 nrai niiiu"-'" a--- ilef; two lllty cent buttle cured me sound and we.l. It 1 a wondorlul iiie.1 icinoand I reccomend it ti suffering humanity. .... Sold by A. J. Deming. Advertised Letters M.. 11 i,.iiava ntinaln uncalled fur In tit postolllce at St. llolcn. Ore., Nov. 1, HK: Krt-rt IHMlilne, J Jiie Lniou, I ' ' Mra. Mu-y Miller, I Jnliu lluasrll. I , M'.aa Msrlv Hnilth. 1 J.'l,."llrllllimlisni. I .lames (iallleua.l t, a. nil", ' - .... , . 1. I l..il.,ra nnl palled for bt j. A. wowi, 1 fore December 1. 1005, will bo ent to tha Deiul Uuier omce. School Report. loorp0rt ' W,trkt N' 2 ,or rioter, Number days tnnght 20 ixumnerilaya attendance iijflo iaiiuiiicrnayaoence.... 20 numoer tune late , 5 Total enrollment " ' "" 75 Average numher pniril... 71 Average daily attendance 00 Percent of attendance 07 Roll ol honor: Minetta Crawford, Anna and Alice Quick, Leona Wilkins, Scarle, Uyd and Bessie Hattan, Ernert til'."' 'o, UeotK- Edn" Harrl. Sadie Kill, Nellie and Kdward Law. William r,fn' ""rv'V Wilkins, Leslie Waters, Virgil HatUn, Susie Ketel, Harry Thorpe, Harry Richardson, Hilda Cliff. Oswald Deming, Harold Dodson, Alice Richard son, Dorian Patterson, Charlie Brought, Axel Olsen, Justin Wilkin. Warren Thorpe, Goldle Hattan, Dorothy John, Lol Clear, Zina Lemont. Iona Pinck ney, Ruth Richardson, Eugenia Deming, Fred Morgue, Kenneth Cliff, Frank Thorpe, Charlie Law., Frsel Dodson, Ruth Decker. Tht Dost Doctor Re. II. C llnrtnn H. ,),.!,.. Dl... Texas, writ, July 1002; I have used in my family Hsllards Snow Liniment and Hon hound Hyiup and they bsvs proved certainly satisfactory. Tht lini ment la tha licet wa hava a t.aa.1 In. headacha andl pain. The rough tyrop uas neen onr uoctor ror tha last tight ytrst.". Hold by A, J. Deming, KIST. Born, to the wife of J. D. Roslair, on Oct. 24th, a son. Harvey Anderson and family are visit ing in tbe valley Hill week. A. C. Bergerson is sowing about twenty five acres of fall wheat. J. K. Dallas sold two beef cattle to Buyer Adams and took tbem to Buxton Monday. F.mery Sheeley took two beef cattle to Buxton tbe first of tbe week and started back home with Dow Keaaey's horse, wotcn nas men out at Comming lor a month, recovering from a nail puncture in Hie hind foot. The animal i still in a very bad condition. Supervisor Bergerson started In last week to open up that famous bluff be tween the Kist school snd Riley Thomas's place. This is a much needed and long looked for improvement, and it is boned that the two communities will be con nected by wagon road before spring. A crew of railroad surveyors were seen in the mountains Monday near Com miiigs' place. They have tried in vain to get a two per cent grade over the di vide between Comming and Beaver creek. They also tried a line up west from Buxton, aiming to strike the Neha lcm river below Glen crook. Tbev are now trying an entire new route, on which tbey will have to tunnel through a high but narrow ridge south of Cape Horn. Win. Marsh, Sr., drove his cattle home Monday from the old Kibbey place, which be bought some years ago. Vernon Mow's family are visiting rela tives in the valley. Don't Borrow Troable It I a laid habit to borrow anything, but the worst thing ynn enn possibly Iia-hmv la I mi, Kl.i U'han m'i..r ...... weary and worn ont by the puiua and poi in of dispepsia, billioosne, l..tl'a ft.aa.aa m ,.,l aimilav ,.lna I disorders, don't sit down ami brood oyer your symptoms, oni ny lor reieii to sura and permanent forgelfullness of all vour troubles and your body will not be iHirueneu ry a kmo 01 oroi uisease. ai IVrrv and Graham store. I'rii-e Mr. I ilia ran teed. I School report cards the verr best form 1 1 per hundred, with envelopes. SvruD of White I'lne and Tar. the old reliable cou(h remedy. For sale by A.J. DemiDK, UruKjfist. Slsry Weeks for l.7. Tlie new subscriber to Thr Youth's Comfamon for 1'aW who at once sends the subscription price, fl.O, will receive tree all tbe reruaininK issues of the paper for l'Jl. J liene issues will contain nearly oO complete stories, besides the opening chapters of Grace S. Richmond's serial, The Llmrcoill a uiicn-MnnK," a sequel ; to her story ot "The second Violin, i which appeared In tbe early weeks of this vesr. Madame Sembrich will contribute an article on "Sovereigns I Have Sung To," and there will lie three stories by Muv Roberts Clark under the title. "Tales of a I'awnee Hero." These will irive a foretaste of the sood things in store for lUUrt, full illustrated announcement of which will be sent to any address free with sample copies of the paper. New sulMCribera will also receive a gift of Tint Companion's "Minutemeu" cal ender for liHal, lithographed in twelve colors and gold. THK YOUTH S tUJH'ANIUZY. 144 Derkety Street, Boston, Mass. SUMMONS In tha Circuit t'oart o( the Stair nl Oregon, for the iounty o( Columbia. John fir srsri. plaintiff, vs. Lliale A. rarea, de Iriulsnl. .... To IJsils A, fsres. defemlant: In Ins name oi ino mi. oi ,reirnn you arv k.ti.v mmlrrd in apiirar ami anaw.r tnerom- iilalnl ninl asalnal you in Ilia alaire eiitlile.1 nil on or before lbs ISIh ilay ot Heeemlwr, IWU, Ihst heliia lha ilsy Msisl !n Iho order of tin Court lor yon lo appear and auawvr, aud more Ihsn sis weeks fMin the ftrat publloallon ol this lUinmonr; and If you fail to aa appear and anawar. ine planum win appir 10 ma iniin lor the rellrl ilrmuM In the ronplslni, lo wit: That lha planum be slwlicrd smlilrcrred n h iha owner In tea lmi.l of the follnsinc lM'rlhel real prouerly. to-wll: The auulhesal iiusrtsrol seeilon isn. in niwnaniii six norm, isuse five weal of tha Willamette Meriiiisii, all listed In the t'ouuly of I'olumbla. State of Ore son; that his till thereto ha quieted; and that Imi forever barred front a-ertliic any ulalin, rlshl. Hlle nr Interest w hstever In or to satlt real property or anr pan inetvui anrvrae w plalmlrl; thai plalnllfr reenter posts snd nl l.....m,ita hraln ll.i'lirred: anil that ha be siren HHh other and lurther relief as lo tbe ?, . Ilia m A..i.l,BKI Tbii Mimaanna Is pulili.hed In "The Orscon Mist" owe sa'h waek tor sis sitrremlva weeks, hy nnle: ol the Hon, Thitmaa A. MoHrlde, Ju.lsc of tha above enli lied liiirt. I)stel Noroiiibar'J, 1-tti'V. Ktrat pnhllrstlnn Nnrrmber I, lDUj; lssl pub HestionlKxeinberrmwi. w H wwKU Attorney for I'lalilllff. HIE ran Ssrnfsm uiFlii. Modal vm. -S3 ealllire. IS ins ixs rlflo ni.vlo for extBrtnlnittinj pests tilts, w iwitoia, wmicnui KS,oni., au tor a riiiiiiuu cation trip, oom'.iiiilii)! Ilia goiKlpiilnts ot the old nraxslcloadiuf aqnlrntl rlllo wllltllioeoiiveulruvo and rild Hre nf the iiwwtliiiprov. eJ rvtMMiter. It Is so roust nii'lnl lint Iho aiiiue rlllo tlNUi lie follow. Itiir cartrldgos: short and lotm rlm-llro, .X'ah.irl and huiK center. llrVi, and Is His only roiwulor mude uaiu rliu-ttw eartrldaes lar.'cr ""i ha'shorl esir'trlilires am Just tha thins for small (ram) while tha Inn -4 ones kill auinmlsni lair s!o ul ly. Ou lUo urst 20U0 cartridges used ynn hare savrd Iho cot of a StamSl, Now JTtarSu Catnlni ti'id nnr biierlonea Bonk that tells what MarHnm arodolii t!, world over I'ruo, (or tie. postus. I-' a -ar At WILLOW ST.. Jus I as Gubd For Less Money i COHTTir A Little- Bstfct Imm f UUbi I 1 This Week's Store News: Ladies' Shirt Waists, 67 Styles, 65c to $9.50 Each Ladies' Tailor Made Suits, fit guaranteed, $7. 50 up Ladies' and Misses' Coats, Jackets, Capes, Fnrs, Etc. Kimonas, Wrappers, Petticoats, Undermuslins. Biggest Selection Ever shown. LATEST CREATIONS mMILLINE11YAUIII0 HATS, CAPS Men and Boys' Softs and Trowsers, Overcoats and Rain Coais $15 Men's Suits Only $12.15. All Wool Trowsers from $2.50 to $8.56 Bargains. $12.50 and $14. So Overcoats. $10.65 takes 'em. SHOES, HATS, CAPS We bare closed a contract with the larfeat factory in the country and will fell $3.00 shoes for 2.75; $275 shoes for 2.50; $2.50 shoes for 1.90; Men's $4.00 shoes for 3.65; Loggers' $6.00 shoes for 5.50; Loggers' $5.50 shoes for $5.00; Boys' $2.25 shoes for 1.85; Misses' $2.00 shoes 1.75; Children's $1.50 shoes . 1.25. JUST FOR FUN THIS WEEK TBE FAY0RITEtnGrCcHeS$18-00 Peacok Flour $4.75 Barrel Free Souvenirs , Eight Photographic Views of all the Principal World's Fair Buildings FREE with One Year's Subscription These are the best Views obtainable. They are 10x7 inches and wiil always be pleasant reminders to you of Oregon's Greatest Enterprise Old subscribers can get these views, as long as they lief tT T lMtinr all 1 vaa-av sv-i mm J .?fc ijr iaj ONE atTa.AHP. BalLT. -wTSAMIrr- "America" Willamett Slouch Route Leare Bt. nslens. . .. M A M Arrits at Portland. .10:) A M Iare Portland 1:30 PM Arrive at St. UeUns. 60 1 H tAmm M CatflTS. Will Carry Wothlng Vol Passsa grs aad Past Freifbs. M e)0, Mm JST0RIA& COLOMBIA RIYER ii RAILROAD COMPANY. DAH.V. TATians DAILY. r. :S S eft S JS s as i a as s s s ea 19 7 id w toss 10 so 10 ss a. a. ot ss is as ss ss is oe M 10 M 51 10 at IS 67 11 OS II IS 11 SO I la. Hi Lrrertlaat Aril Uabl . ts.s US' l u I Ml ... Ealater ... ...rrntssMj... .... WaTrse.... ....Quiner .... .. rialikauls.. .. Msrsbland.. .. Wealport... ....('Illua.... . ...Knapps.... ... Srenaon.... ...John Dsr... so t ss T M T as IT TW s u e s to S 10 111. Ta ti SIS, SS.SI SM M.S Ar. Atlorla .l,v All trains make elosa eonnsetlens si fiobls with northern fselda Irslns to snd Irom the Kaal and bound points. AI rorllsnd with all trains lesrinf Unlan depot, at Astoria with I. It. A N. Ce.'s boat and rail Una and Stsaraei T. J. rotter t and Iroas Ilwaoo aad Korlb Brack poiuts. rssssne rs lor Astnrla or wst eolnts snort ls trains st Houlton. Trains will stop to 1st fa asuasts nil ai Uoullon wbea conlau troas petasi westolOobls. J.C. Marsv, ftea. r aaa. Ast.. Aetoraf. 0 and tortuimts alaiut a plaee. as M"W rl SVrN, CONN. ftrtfi For tbe Same Price dCWOOL SWEATERS. Sfm90 FANCY COLORS I Of Of ICV"W"Hamand Bacon 12 1-2c. per Lb. to the OREGON tug aa aiiaids auu YEAR IN ADVANCE MEN S FIRST 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, . Proprieto r KtTABI.ISBa U71. JOHN A. BECK Da-ALa-K IR Watches, Diamonds, SilTerrare, ...JEWELRY.... Repairing a Specialty. siarrlaea at. Hal. 'reel c. rust, FOBTLAJiP. He will Tell jon Mtbe ttaieler That the NORTH COAST LIUITED Electric Lighted, is the Crack Trail of Them All for Comfort and Ele gance. That Ticket Office at PartUad is it 255 Morrison, Cor. 3d, Portland A. D. CHARLTON iaaVafaaf Qunl TmntKfr Mgnt PORTLAND, OREGON S TRAINS TO THE EAST DAILY - CLASS SUITS $10.00 The Bast you have ever seen. FABRICS In Worsteds, Ceviots and Cuslmsrei. Hand-Worked Button Holes, Hand - Padded Collars, sewn with silk Otters saj $15 for Equal Quality. Ccae Early and Get Ine Pick. WHEN YOU SEE IT IN OUR AD rrs so. Be4aeesl Ratea aa Sir. IraWa On snd after June 22ml, 1906 the farce on tho ritr. Irahla will if aa follows, good lo Oct. 15 19C5. OoWo anil Knlsrua 76c one wap1.26 round trip. Hoffman, Martins, Connell, Capk-s 0c na way, (1.00 roor.d tiip. Columbia CKjr, 00c one way, 60c round trip. rH. Heknt, 60c one way, 75c round trip. MIST
