The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913, November 24, 1905, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textv"'fi"f.yt,t.:.r'sJ''(i fly t nr. AT ir. CI II ami (nuilly icnt rkturday in ,luflMtl(l. Mr. '! Mr. c- J"1"1 "I"' ' ji,,ny in IVrtland. Mr. K. A- M'1 ruturiicil Katitnlay from lysines trip to Northern Idaho. Mr. (IciirKe llruita. ol Coble, wm a SI jlrlrn visitor lat Wednesday. Mr. mid Mr. W. It. rowell went to jwilaiid Veituely. 'or li'w day' vliit. Mlu 1'alsy Wnlklili returned liome Irotii Ui sailltorlmii at I'ortlnnd Wednes day Inxt. Mr. W. U. Kysnr, tmMtr At Kyr, WSS Vioilur 10 UlO)UUl.Jf Mtt Inn fiat- unlny. K. I. Ulntr, of 111 Couer )'Atcne lulu (nK district, I vUitlem liia l.mtlur, II. T. jBlair. Marshal McDonald, ol CUuknule, was 4 ritlinr to th county teat ou Wcdiics dity last. Owing to tlic talenea ol arrival ol a sjiiimeiil ol ijr this lue ol the Mint i, ,rlycd several hour. Mr. J. U. Godfrey returned home Moir d,V Iruiil t two liluMlh trip to varluus .itcrn tlnl. Him At hrr resilience on Sanvics litmid, November 22, Catherine Rceder, aged 7ft year. 0 iiioiuIii nl 1 1 itays, Mr. W, II. IHIIard and children re tiirnrd hmiw Wednesday evening, from lViil.md. where they have been vUilluj !n. Mllanl's pareut. Mm, lUilry. of Ilrilit' Columbia, in vi itniU her daughter, Mr. II. Henderson, . . - - tA. 1H i. CI.. Mw. AIM ncr mm, wr, . aum. HtU to nd the winter here. The Columbia Ikior Company. Rainier, .a liitlled a sM-lnch Clement band re- u alM M uone power rciuri nuiu- uuilc engine for electric llCit purjw:. Mr. Jobs Meeker, of Pawnee County. K.,ti n, who baa 1n visitinir. with bis tim-le, .Mr. 1'runk Meeker. l St. Helena, tnUl ou bi return trlpUnt Momlay, :;. Ik nwti. of t!i Ik-moil I'UKbig & l.uMiUr Ci'iii"V. and hi fm Amos, so i.mjiuiited by their wivc. will wwn leave lt California, where they will remain for ..me lime. Uim In St. Helen on Wedtie .1 iv. Novenilr ?3. Judrfe Watkina offlcl jilititf, Mirt Maud KauipnoU of ScaptaMisc, titrKiin. and Mr. Conrad StblllreO, of A'Umt County. Wash. Mr. (ieorire H . Ccorire. of the Colom GOLD MEDAL BUTTER fWfr'i'i'A II II IIHIftl IIVlfHVV n IV W 1 V 1 lil 1 1 I I L. Jk KJ 1 H A 1 1 I M I rN - 'x, A mm niooOTT or mr c irrK t iiKAMt-iir, waitoohk, iih fWjrS'S'Jt'si. i!U!'ss's'A r'rlf's'r'''''. Awarded First Prize at Lewis and Clark Exposition Car iSiioRTACK AT IIoui.ton The Wetern CoKriiKe Co. at Iloulton report that it i unable to accure car from the Houthrrn Tacinc company to ahip it pro duct. It ha one order for fourteen car load which it U unable to furnish in any' thing like rcanonable time on account of thi lack of transportation facilitie. There duet not ecm to lie any relief in lfht, and it la protnhle the liorlnge will occur at JatervnU until new roada reach the cat. Other Industrie in Columbia Coonty are uflcriuj( from theaamecauae. Sr.aioi i Acciiiknt I! 1'oi.k Camp C, I.. Smilh received a fracture of the tkull while at work hauling cedar pole in the Uillmer tiiuljer, back of )eer Island, on Thursday last, It sceun that Smith was driviiiK the team hauling a pole along the road, when the pole started to run, sinking a stump, causing the er ener to split, one part linking Smith on the right side ol the head, just at the base of the brain. Dr. Cliff was immediately summoned and a phone sent to the train ditMtchcr at Astoria, the train atopped aud the man sent to the hospital at Portland. At last account hoc were entertained ol Mr. Smith' recovery. A ri.KAA.T Wi'.imixo A pleasant wedding took place at Mr. R. K tippler's resilience in Vanktou district Wednesday afternoon, the principals being Mr. John Kapplcr of Yankton and Mr. Jennie Kiucaid ol St. Helen. Rev. II. M. Prie myre, ol Wesley M. K, church, Portland, Miss Watkins Wins Mis lMly Wat kin, of St. Helen, I the ucccssful con testant for the Kvening Telegram' prize of free trip for herself andacouipanion, with certain eipeases paid, to Catalina Island, Yellowstone Park, Yoscniitie Val ley, or Coronado Beach, she receiving UW.aOO votes. Miu Wutkins' votes evi dently came from other counties a well a Columbia, but Rainier and Honlton are entitled toespeclul credit for the good work done. The result is a credit to. the worker anil a high compliment to Miss Watkin. 'officiating. After the ceremony the U . Uiver Packing Aocialion. was a bus-, couple and guests were invited to a sump, im-a vWtor to St. Hcleu Tucs-tay. We luou. repast. The house was jm.lusely n.trrund llwt the Assuelation Is nego-1 oecoraieo who everxn... ..c for land here for the purjioae of ion. Many handsome presrnts were re ceived, with congratulation. All pres ent bad a very enoyable time. The couple will prnd their honeymoon in Portland. tt.ting building a new dck. Itev.Culbcrtsnn.ol tliU city, is sojourn. . . . . .1 I a toR iii PorUn.l, hir tnc purw m ii t-iJ his lather In the Wite an uiiwion .tit lieiiitt carried on in that city at SI2 1'KKHMKTiioomTH-Theiuartcrlvcon . ...tiii. .. ii .i i. t... l imit stTCt. He will prcnn as ni. uei-. icrenoe oi inc i rec .hcumiiv viiurvu ri every other Sondnv- the Portland district was held at the new The Rainier Milt & Lumber Company's church in Honlton on Saturdav afternoon ........ U-i,.i Is runnlne at.-.dv. with o'clock, the quarterly meet.ng beginning TbursiUy and homing four (Uv, with a woman' missionary meeting Sunday alterniMtn. There were si miuis- ' . .... rn.,.t nhriiiKl nllit finite s liirtre f li-ar atl.l . ivmt,k ' -1 ' " attcudan- of the laity Irom Portland, I I.!... Ituntlw l.r'ji, ttn,:iL'1l ta The county clerk'. ffic is CO.pill"K 1 " . ?, ' ' llr)n. Tlie principal busiucts of lniirtnnre w the Inception ol a movement to build a jwr- ii. o u.-r.t In charve. nnd W. I. Reed at ii-nding to the sole end in California The company recently cleared the George i I't rklu with WO.IWU leet ol m U-cI lumlwr for ftn Pedro. SOAPPOOSK Mrs. R. Jennie I'mkes has received letter from her son (teorge K. I'mke. stating he bail arrived safe in San 1 r-m- cisco Novemlier Ki. He was quite tick. havinir a rouirb vovaL'e, the waves rolling high. He is well pleased with 'Frisco and expects to sre different parts ol cal- llornia. ami will probably remain all winter. Mis Uii S. I'rnkes is In eastern Ore gon, near London, on bcr bonieitteail. Slie has been uoue two weeks, lun-inu some impmveiuent done, building an addition to her bouc and a small barn. She write home that the new railroad going into Condon is booming that town and Hit country a well, a larr hotel anil several brick building being erected. When lu Portland Uo to The Kinplro UoDtaurant, 102 Third fit reel, three doors South ol Baker Tlie tre. Muala from 15 cent np. Open day and niirht. Oysters in any ttyle. Win. lioblamler, I'rnp., formerly ol the Royal, 1st and Madison. Oregon secured the highest number of awards at the Lewi and Clark Fair for machinery exhibits. t'onsilpalloo. lloalth Is absolutely impossible if con- atlpalion be preaent. Many serious cusei ol liver and kidney complaint have prung from neglected constipRtion. Such a deplorable rondilion ia unncccs sftrv. Tberv is cure for it. Herb lie will apefdity reuiedv mailers. C. A Lindsay, I'. M., Ilronson, Kla., write, Feb. 12, IU02: "Having used Herbine I find it t line medicine foreonatipnlion." 60c tv.itlle. Sold by A.J. lVming. School report cards the very best form - $1 per hundred, with envelopes. A Itlsaairoue Calamity. It I disoitrou calamity when yon lose your health, b .cause Indigestion and conslipatiun have tapped it away I'rompt relief can be had in Dr. King' New Life Pills. Thev build up your di gestive organ and cure headache, dixxi nets, colic, constipation, etc. Cinaran tared at l'crry fc Uraiiam'a drag etore; 2'tc. Owing to the fulling off in river travel, the Steamer Telegraph has been taken off the Astoria run and will be out of commission until early spring. Just as For Less Money I CinfCTT A Little Better. Forme Sm Price 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, Furs, Etc. iumonas, Wrappers, retticoats, Underrauslins. Biggest Selection Ever shown. j LATEST CREATIONS HiMILLINEItYwKINO HATS, CAPS ' Men and Boys' Suits and Trowserc, Overcoats and Rain Coats $15 Men's Suits Only $12.15. All Wool Trowsers from $2.50 to I8.56 Bargains. $12.50 and $14.50 Overcoats. $10.65 takes 'em. SHOES. HATS, CAPS We have closed a contract with the larfest factory in the country and will fell $3.00 shoes for 2.75; $2;75 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 dCS WOOL SWEATERS, THIS WEEK5a?OC FANCY COLORS THEFAYORITEtnGtrDgropa5S$18.00 Peacok Flour $4.75 Barrel Ask the tareler He will Telljoa Tnattbe B OlHf IffTPrilam and Bacon I2I-2cper Lb. KORTH COAST LIIIITED Electric Lighted, is the Crack Train of Them All for Comfort and Ele gance. The Ticket Office at Portland Is at 253 Morrison, Cor. 3d, Portland A. D. CHARLTON Auiitant Central Patttnger Agent PORTLAND. OREGON 3 TRAINS TO THE EAST DAILY Host Liniment on Karth. Henry D. Baldwin, Supt. City Water Work, Hiullsburg, W is., writes: "1 have tried many kind of liniments, bat I have never received uiovh benefit until I used UnManl's Snow Liniment for rheumatism and ptini. I think it the best liniment on earth." 2oc, 50c and $1. Sold by A.J. Deming. Taken 17. Came into my enclosure about May 1st, one ;.'-) ear-old tpccklcd bull. Will owner please prove property, pay ilam.igcs, and remove Irom uiv premises. JOHN JOHNSON, Scappoose, Ore. the valuation ol Hie nswvmwc properly in tlte various school district of the . .winy, and will have the work completed tliln week. J.mta will llteu lie sent to i uli school clerk, to I uwd aa a bei ).. i the levy of special school Uses in the diiirrrnt district. Accimrrt AT Rot'Tit ScxPWtsit-Mr. 3 miri lIltfRlnbothain had Ilia riht Ick iitnl collar bone broken list Tuesday at J.-fC mill, on the South Scappoosc, by Mnj criulwd lr a aawloR. lie was car i ied xnit three mile to hi liome and lr. Cliff ami Ross, ol St. Helens, sum itioniil to attend to hi lujurica. !!i; TiMHK IUAIy A deal is said to 1- on foot for the irausfer ol tt.OiW acre .t timtst land in thi county. The land lies at the head of tlic Scpwosr and be hUK to a numlier of parties, among wlu.iii arc Mcsar'. Uadd. MontKomery, tilltner.of rorllnnd. The purvlwer are Mild to 1 the Chapman J.uuitwrCoin liny, in connection with ICnstcrn cnpl t ititt. Stolen, from my ranch lour mile west of Scimc. tire., the nil'lit of Nov. W. one norrct mare.nlamt ai year old. while lit in forehead, roach mane, wimc sixi on riuht side ol neck, saddle marks, branded T-1C on left shoulder, weight iiImiiI IKK) piuinda. (H) rew.ird for the i turn of tier to N. C. IUnHo. SonpixMMtc, Drcgon.. Soi'vhnir ri.ATK Tlione who have wilt nd souvenir plates hotild call or ii.l l.r them nt once, n it is impossihle l send them by limit. If not culled for in shoit time it will l considered that they arc not wauled and the order Can ce ed. Any one who lia paid for the pliite can have their money refunded nt miy time by ciillins or sending to this nHiee. , K MI.HOA!) lli'ii.niN:-The rnclfic Ruil waviuid NiivlKiitioii Coniimny, headed by i:. I!. Lytic, has Uvun work nt HilUlmro on tlie Nehiilem nnd Tillnniook Railroad. J'ivc mile of the road will be completed nnd Imck laid thereon U-fore imy "'ore Kmdc is built. It is eiqiecUM tlmt work will lie piidud without iiilcrruplion, ex f epl such n ia caused by the weather, until the road i completed. IjnA, Straed. or Stolen, from my place on upper Tide creek, one 3-year-old IHirham bull, color red anil while, white forehead, no brand on it. Reward will le paid to parties who cm give informa tion alwut it. 1'khh A. Uackkk, Coble, Ore. SUMMONS n tliet'lirult Court nf the Mslcol Orssva lor tlia ounijr oi inunsu. A Umans, pIsliillfT, vs. DsUy Bimons, de Ta li' Hloona. dcleudsnt la the above ea- tii m .till I. .1. n.mn nt lha Ml all. nl OtVSMI VOtl ST heisbir roquirso sno commsuuen -n-. iuh . il.. ....... t.l.inl SImI ..'.lll.t i on in (he sUote .nulled null BMocea now ami lh sib dsy of isuusry, isu. 8.1.1 suit u eommn-M rati lor slisuluw dlrurcs. suit (I you fall to so FREE' This paper Rivua nway with ohm year' subscriii. lion, aid in ndvnnce, l'RI'Ui RIGHT PH0TO 0RAPHIC VIEWS (Sie HxtO inches) l the principal buildings at the J.ewla and Chirk Centennial. Old subscribers njay secure lllese handsome Souvenir by paying ull arrearages anil ONE YEAR IN ADVANCE nisnent home at rortlsnd lor the district elder. Rev. W. N. CVflce. The new chtin li will proKibly be dedicated at Ihc next q'Uirtcrly meeting. Oreat progress was rr;ortel in the cnurcli wurK tnrougn- out (he district. Oi'H I'Hi lT AT ST. Loiiia The county clerk is in receipt of a diphmii from the St. Louis Imposition, awarded ColumbU County lor her display ol apples, for which we received the award of a silver iued.il, which will arrive later. The di ploma is a beautiful piece of work. The central figure of the coin position, a ro bust, clear eyed maiden in her first youth, Columbia, look lorward with unclouded brow, intent upon a future lieyond the act which she represents, placing one hand In sign of posession upon the glolie, typifying the territorial acquisition, which is offered by her sister France, seated at her right. Simu'laneonsly Irom her other liund she passes on the torch ol progress to her messenger the youth ol her country who with winyed feet sUnds -,..lv to dctmrt on his mission of civ ilisation toward the Vctcrn un wuicn irradiates the sky. -Columbia Is draped with the (lag, chosen thcsymliol alwve all other, which i recognueil to mo farthest limit of the world ami denote the country where wa the Exposition that issued the Diploma. I'rnnce wearing the costume of the period of the ceiou ol the Louisiana Territory is by a volun tary anachronism depicted with, the Im perinl crown, for while the act of ccslon was accomplished In the interim of the Consulate, it win a step in the progrcs of NaiK.leon. and Imperial Franco iiiuina in our memories today n relin Mulshing the territory which our younger i,. Im. sn liotaO V ticveioiicii. m Iwiriler of the States of the t'nioit, prominence Wing given to those coniprlniiig the territorial acquisition, ...liil.. Hie fi.nrtccu tars in (he tablet l- low still further emphasise their import ance The diploma i Wl 1,1 ...... it u,idesliniedbyVlllH.UtvHnd reimiduccd by Oillw & Company in a sepia tint lilioii Imperial Japanese paper "1x24 inches In me. Kim Lost Mother. ''Consumption runs in our family, and through it I lost my mother," writes K. I. IWd. of Harmony, Me. "For the psMi live years, however, on the slightest Ign of a Cough, or ('-old, I have taken Dr. King's New Discovery for Consump tion, which has raved mo from serious lutiK trouble." Hi mother's dentil was a tad loss for Mr. Keid, but lie learned that lung trouble must not lie neglected, and how lo cure it. Quickest relief and euro (or coniib ami cold. Price 50c and ft otl; guarantied Bt l'erry & Graham's drug store. Trial bottle (ree. br lilalutlrl sjrslnrt wr beiwuu now sod said lime, lor waul i,..mi ih.. t.uiuiia'win tk nilumeiit sksihh iiu lor mn smuiuiu niroree sun n ,iiww.ii. 1 1 ha niarrlsxii uow (xlsilns bvloeen jiiiu and Lid Manilla. ihl. .nuinmni I. SrMl BV tlubllrSllOO 10 ...... .....rt .. . ..Riir mHl. hv the Hliliorsbls A. MeMrlile. Jiiilue oi iwtirmiswiiHiiii i ir sisie ol l)rnou lor llie 1:011017 " uomimus. nlwl NoveraUer l, lo. hm omor .ioi.ict hslthaam puoUcail.iuol Ihlksuramoni unnniu -...i- n.i ,i.u a. it. .l.v nl Niivomlwr. lisu. aim Hist ib last piiiillmiloii us msdo on Ilia tin sy ol jsimsrr. woe. . ...., Atiuraeys lor I'UtiiUIT. I now have a nice assort nit'iit ol jiaiuts, oil, varnish, stains, enamel, brushes, cte. Tin and granite warn, stove pliw etc. Groceries, , Urain, Hour, etc. Hay,' M. C. C.K.VY, St. Helens. Man's I'lireasoualileneaa Is o(ten ni iireat ns woman's. Hut 1110s, Austin. MkT. of the "Republican," ol Iavcnworth, Ind.. was not unrvaaonablo when ho rof'iM'd to allow tho doctors to onomto on his wife for female trouble, "Instond," he iitys, "we eoncliuieti 10 try Klectrio Bitters. My wife was thon so sick she could hardly leave Iter ueu and live (5) physicians had failed to ro Ilevo hor. Alter taking Klectrio Bitters she was perfectly cured ami can now nerform nil her liousehold dut e. UuaranteeJ by l'crry & tiruliain, urug lilnts. Trice uth". nl White Fine and Tar, the ol reliable couh remedy. For sale by A, Dcming, druggist. FAINTINtl, Fapi'iing and Frescoing, F.Hlimates given iree. iini'inu -Gray (o, f.,rl.crrniHnlarskRTsoN St. Helens J STORIA & COLUMBIA RIVER fl RAILROAD COMPANY. DAILY. T. . t oa t t s 44 I f i i I on 1 1 10 00 100s in 10 10 90 A.M. IO M 9 4 IK 4i.ll U M l' t 40 &4 AO M .; IS 00 SM 10 10 SS.4! 10 11 71 1 10 m n.i 10 T M 11 05 00 8; II IS 4.4! 11 90 W ssio or We've Pound it at Last 1 m bargains m -GENERAL MERCHANDISE Furniture, Bedding, Hardware, Tinware, Granite ware, Stoneware, Trunks, Stoves and Ranges Ladies and Gents Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, and Clothing Staple and Fancy Groceries Flour, Feed, Grain, and Hay Shoes for fl0 Rfl U R flfl Look Well Men 10 iU.UU Wear Well A Dressy Shoe for a Reasonable Price Comfort, Elegance and Economy Combined. We have never had a complaint against the Chinook Shoes. A LOGGER'S SHOE- The Mason, at popular prices. Strong and Durable. Every pair fully guaranteed BAILEY & BRINN - - Honlton, Ore. Tobacco Smoking 2 a-oz Pk'gs Gold Shore 15 2 2-z M Pedro - - 15 2 3-oz jkgs Union Leader 15 3 zyi-oz pkgs Peerless - 25 6 1 J-oz Dixie Queen - 25 6 i-oz pkgs Bull Durham 25 1 16-oz can Dixie Queen - 40 Chewing 1 lb Star - - - 45 1 lb Spearhead - - 45 1 lb Climax - - 45 1 lb Horseshoe - - - 45 These prices strictly spot cash, subject to change with out notice. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION DeivirtRicnt of lh Interior, Ijin.l Ottlce si runluli.l. Ore., (Ml. 21. K0 S"i.tli i herslir siren ihst the follnwinr asmnl wilier has flleil nntire i( Ills InteBllon In uis.e himl pronf in siippiiil at his claim, anil Ihnt ssld i. root will Be msoc Deuira ine Hexmer ami Keceiver at Portlsn.l. Oresnu.nn December 7, IWX'i. rli: Ursel D. Sailih. h. e. No. UM, ior he lie qr of sec . t 4 n. r S sr. He names I he Inllnwtn witnesses to prove bUi-nntinunus resilience upon awl eulllrsilon ol sslil lan.l. vis: Jaeoh V Kchlich.of Noun Uimtale. Orefon; Gwirm Kelly, ol slminisln ilslc.oreiroli; Jseoli Kslorly, of M.iuntaiudale. Oreiu: bsiuuel Ksfertv. of Mounisimlsle. Ore sou? AUiKkNOS . l)BKSriER, KeirUler. PAH.Y. Bjwjp smjsj sssssj y ay -ssJsjr J SOB rtYUTLAFID. DAILY. tvPortlsaaAr'u If t .... liobis .... io is ... Kalolsr ... t M M I ... Prrsiuld... S IW ....fsir.... S7 t 4 ... QiilneT.... M ..Claliksul.. S OS 7 IS .. Msrshlsud.. S0J 7 a; .. WMllKirl-.. S f 7 17 1 ....Clifton.... S SS IW ... Knapps... 1 " ... Svsnnon.... S 07 1 ..John Ur... M Ar. Astoria Lv T 10 All trains make close ennncctlons at Ooble wlih Northsro I'aeino Irsliw to ana Irom wo Ksslsoa souna points. At l orusuu w.w trains ItsTinf Unlco depot, st Astoria with I. K. a ri. (- s noat saa rmu n mu oiw.... T. J. Potisr t and (ram llwsoo and fcorta Beach points. raisenren for Asfirta or war points must risf ii yn Oca. Pass. Ast.. Astorlt. O trains si Iloulton. 'ii'S on st lloullol wc4 oi uosie. Trains will slop tn let pas on whea coming Irom poina S. c. lai TIAMSSj- H "America r i Willamett Slongb Route Leara St. H.lens. ... 6:30 A M Arrirs at Portland. .10:30 A M Lea vo Portland 1:S0PM ArrWa at St. Helens. fl.-CO P M r AB SO CKNTa. Will Carry Kothln Wot Passen gers and rasi r reijns. H I a. J JASaa-a OOOO. IH aster. r SECONDHAND DONKEY ENGINES FOR SALE Suitable for Log ging and Hoisting Engines I or neserlpnon and Prlee applf F. . Kaellatr, Aaierla. Ore. Nnnralula 1'allia. i,i ,,.ii...i hiniliaiio mid seintlc IVIII'IIIHW"'".! - ivilus yloM to tlio penotratlnj- Inlluem , ol llnllard's Know iiiiiiik hi. i ! irntea to the nerves and lion and l'eiii '.bsorlied Into the Moo.!. 1U lirallmt I nrimurtlos nro conveyed to every part a ! tha lioily nnd ellW't hoiiio 'ciii'os. 25c We ami 11.00. I SuldliyA.J.pomliig. womlerful Send ill a (ew plate ol your best apples to tlio editor ol the Mist il joil wnnt Col umbia Countv to lie represented at the liiidwlnter.exiilbitoltlic State Horticul tunil Society. at this Agent Old pnpent for sale, cheap, office. FRANK ri.A0.ll, KvcnlilK TeleK"""- I have inmiev to loan on approved real estate securlty. powiil.l,, St Helens, Oregon. r. ?Lim ptft.vl MoHnl 1SH2. SH eallbra. la tbo best rlflo made lor sxtennluutiug pests and torments about a plaoe, as rata, weasels, woodchueks, dtcu, also for eouipanioa on your v. SlTn ooral.luii.il the sood points of th old Bmile-.loadliig anulrTOl rin ed repeater. io with the convenience and rapid Sre of the most Inmrov . It is so constructed that the same rlflo nsea the follow- Ina- cartridges: .32 short and Ions; rlm-nre, .a: snon aim rnnK rouwt llr, and is the only ropeaws made using rim-liro earUidgea largor The short eartrl.les ar Just tlis thing for small (rams while the lonj ! oW kill aulJiuSSTof fair also easily. On tho flmt 2000 cartridge us.! yon have saved tha oost of .Z&w6m. New ZttarGn ratalos and our Kxperlenee Book that tells what Mmrtlmm areiioiug tho world oxvr Free, for tic, postuRO. new II fs t s;i, vwi'i'i MENS .FIRST-CLASS SUITS $10.00 The Best seen. you have ever FABRICS in Worsteds, Cheviotsand Cassl meres. Hand-Worked Button Holes, Hand -Padded Collars, sew.i with silk Others say $15 for Eqnal Qoalitj. Gome Earlj and Get the Pick. WHEN YOU SEE IT IN OUR AD IT'S SO. Moyer Clothing Co., THIRD AND OAK. PORTLAND THE COLUMBIA COUNTY Abstract and Trust Go. - Titles Examined, Abstracts Made, Non-Resident Taxes Paid. Real Estate, Loans, Etc. E. E. QUICK A.L 1IOLTON, Proprietor VSTABI.ISBSD UTt JOHN A. BECK DBAUM IN Watcbss, Diamonds, Silferrare, ....JEWELRY.... Repairing a Specialty. iorrlu SI. Bat Front first, PORTLAND. j-jr.m. r. curr, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON ST. nKlJCSU, : i OHKUOX. J jR.KjmJ.MUWB. PHYSICIAN & SURCnN ST. MKLtSS, oilier rnspwjiiwiuir.ijwsisj.ijsiiHEi'iiis w" Wfi'iiMS'is