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About The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 29, 1905)
1 LOCAL pit) k 1 Tun Nkw Bak Mesar. Utlie CUrk ,ml Arthur (Uwrge are doing some work iiir Interior at tlie Cooper bull.llriK, ,rrirtory 10 It twin; occupied m tew L,ruirriirtueliewiJiik. (Mock A Rom, lis l..i, will aoou be ....! It business. Both men come Uere WU1, r gceliettl rrptitatfcw lur Intesjrity. .ml as they are litvesliaf Ihtlr own money, with full Wlh In u future ol 1,1. romuiunnity, wt ua no oouw utey ,,111 gain the ttiuuilrawe ol tit .ample llwt mCU UMXtM. A HnoKKN I'irH Ttier we a run ol I,, mid piling In Milton Creek hut Te..Uv, ass a a rewilt the l of the tit. Helen water work broken where it rNe tbe creek, and the town ol H.HiUon wm hit without water supply. The (ttentlon ol tuemtwr ol the council larra called to the danger of ucU an .KViirrrnre j fart o action wm taken, and now the eaprnse will t greater Uwat it would ha been if the pipe had hen pmprrly protected with concrete cover ing. The orcawiaaal 4ance at the Masonic Hall deserve fa Twrtrunsgt oi all who .leliglit i" ttita aiuurnient. The dance always end at It o'clock, thereby aid InK (lie eacea that i art rulnou to the health al young people. Christmas ra 11. Helens wa marked by n number n family reunions. The on and .laughlcrsearoe hoiue to their parents to relet rt ttie greatest c-l the holiday, and doullc they all lud a day to be ylrswntly remembered until the neat an ..Ivrreary. In the evculng there was an cttuyble dance at the Masonic Hall. Thk Bm Tkm County Court lor the January term oieeU neat Wednesday. This i tlie trtiu at which the road roper visor are aiipolrrtcd lor the year, the tax iey niedc, and a great deal o( other Im portant buoinca tranaectM. They will ull I there wk their latlllous. and the vmuinlaaMacri wWI have a chance to earn their wtgea. Twenty-two Instrument were rcce.red for nosed at the- county clerk's nfhee cm Tuewlay la-U Most rrc trans fers ..I limUr land, the Chapnwn Com irtiiy, hrnsna, and others bciug tltc par i hserr. The greater portion ol the trans fers were in ft and 4 S. 4-4 and fi-. the average purvliaar price being ft which t I'brap. ayrap ol While I'rn and Tar. the old reliable congh remedy. I'm sale by A.J. Iteming, druggist. I if) I llf in.lMluHM.f.. nIB.I.I., ....i it hi wiiii r, anil sirs, villi Ol nils city. Mr. and Mrs. Wellington, of Ctatska nle, ient Christmas with relative in this city. Mr. and Mrs. Deani Perry and Mr. and Mrs. John Dart spent Christinas with Mr. and Mrs. Dart of this city. Mis Lulu George and brother Percy, and Miss Downing, spent ChristntM with Mr. and Mrs. (ieorge of till city. Mis Beryl Muckle, ol Rainier, is send ing the holiday vacation with her aunt, Mr. Johns, of M. Helen. Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Darnell, of Lent, pent Christinu with Mr. and Mr. W. II. PowaU of this city. Mr. and Mrs. David Davis, of Portland, spent ChrlstuiM with Mr. and Mrs. Cos ol Bt Helens. Mr. and Mrs. II. T. Blair visited with Mr. Blair' mother, at Hlllsboro, Christ mas. Mr. George Hlagg went to Rainier last Tuesday to work In Hie sash and door factory. Cook Htovk Bam Ciiiur A good second-hand cook stovt and two Joints of pipe for sale very cheap. A bar gain for anyone wanting a stove, Call at thl office lor Information. Pon Balk Pure bred Black Minorca cockerels, Northrop (train, from priie- wlnning birds. For particular call on or address J. A. Wikstroin, Yankton, Or. Takkn t'l A three-year-old heifer, black all over, crop off both ear, and one red yearling steer, with same mark, came to my place tsear Deer Island December 1Mb. Owner can have the stock by pay ing eipeuse. . J. A. Holadav, Rev. Kemp goes to Portland to day to arrange for tlie jubilee celebration of the raising of the debt of the M. K. Church. The lull program will be published in the Mist nrst week. Joixt iKSTAlxvno.'i Bt. ITeVm Lodge, A. I', and A. M., and Miipab Chapter, O. K. held a joint Installa tion nf officer at Maaonic Hall cat St. John Kve., last Wednesday night. It wm n most enjoyable aflair In every re spect and waa attended by M many as could comfortably be (rated iu the ball. The WOTk,caecsaUy that ol tlie Star, wu given in n faultless maimer, by Mrs. W. II. Powell m installing olficer for the .Stars, and Mr. C. II. Johns lor the Ma sons. Alter installation banquet wu served. Worshipful Muster Powell presid- rol.lTICAL ADYEKTIH1XU RISE. COM- Tim Mist I reliably Informed that one John Martin, of Monmouth, claim to hay authority to secure political adver tising for number of paper In differ ent part of tUn Atate, and that tlieso paper liavi agreed not to deal directly with the candidate, but to refer them to Mr. Martin, who will fii the compen sation to be allowed the paper and de duct hi eominlselon therefrom. Prosti tution of tli newipaper could hardly go farther than thl. 1'urcl.asesbl paper there have alwaya been and alway will be, both In the city and In tlx country, bat no audi cold -blooded and brazen deal to hold up candidate ever before came to our knowledge. Tlie duty ol newspaper I to present to the voter Its honest view a to the Utiles of candi date tor public office, and. even If It idea are erroueon It will then be en titled to the reipect of It reader. It may even go farther, mid accept money for nace in It column, but whan It will the editorial column to an adver tising agent it lose all title to respect and will probably be of very little use to the person who money It take. We trust tha candidate lor State nomina tion will all tell Mr. Martin, a our in formant told him, that no go-between I needed and that they have no desire to Influence the voter by buying up the editorial column of tlie country paper. TheOregonlan tayc "A candidate has an undoubted right to buy and pay lor advertising in a newspaper, just a be ha to print election card, purchase bill board paee, hire hall or employ a brae band. Hut the newspaper that ell it lupport or favor to a candidate for money corruptly bargain away it independence, deceive ami wrong it reader, lower tha ton of the honorable protection of journalism, and doea great barm to tlie public aervice. It 1 tainted money paid to tainted Journalism. No newipaper can engage in that ort of buiinc and retain the respect and con fidence ol the public, which It must bare if it I to keep circulation and preetige. There la, of coarse, a clas of 'hold-up' I REUBEN The Columbia Timber Co. gave their employee a vacation from Dec. 21 to Jan. 2. The two teachers in School District No. 20 held Chrlstmu exercises lust Friday afternoon. The school at MooreviJIe, Mrs. 8. C. Archibald teacher, had song, dia logues and Speaking, and Mrs, Rex Huren gate her scholsrs a surprise by having erected in tlie vacant schoolroom a tree, which was laden with presents tor the scholars. The Christmas tree and dance given by Coble Grange No. 821) Saturday evening was a success. The only drawback was the failure of Mrs. Waldo, the speaker of the evening, to arrive. Martin Haren and wife. Samuel Munn and wife, Albert Iraon and wife, and T. C. Watt and wife spent Christmas with friends in Portland. Wm. Daherty and wife, of Rainier, spent Chiistmu with Mr. and Mrs. Ira Withrow. Goble Grange No. 329 elected the fol lowing officer for the year 1'JOO: Geo. W. Makinister, Muter; M. C. Jordan, Overseer; Jane McGregor, Lecturer; A. J. Sweeney, Chaplain; G. 8. Foster, Treasurer; Jessie McGregor, Secretary; M. Link, Steward ; Thomas Hunter, As sistant Steward; G. W. Jordan, Gate keeper; Nellie Wise, Ceres; May Link, Pomona ; Jennie King, Flora; D. A.Wise, Lady Assistant Steward. Mr. Oeer aaya he doe not wish to be considered aa the candidate of the farmer excluiively. Thl 1 a little fling at Dr. Wlthycorobe' statement that he wa proud to be considered the farmer'a candidate. But Mr- Ceer need not worry. He never waa much of a fanner, and for many year past hi main buslnea ha been politic. The editor of the Review, whoever he may be, possesses a remarkable knowledge of the seamy side of Re publican politic. He appear to be on Intimate term with John Daly, the newspapers, jut a there are black l g old-time Slmonlte who wa appointed 8urveyor-General a a reward for vot- lawyer an J blackmail doctor; buttbey re ephemeral and can hare no perma nent succcu. Their method alway llnd them out. If certain newepaper in lh Willamette Valley are endeavor ing thu to make bay while the political ua 1 shining, a our correspondent My, they will find speedily that they A number of short Ulk. were made ,on too ha Pu,'lle i nor c xl 1 at mid- candidate who an (aid to have entered 1'ositivtdv .ll.,wd liark mme ,mr nwin-y Vt you don't what von pay br. Preferred Pluck (W.U ran not randled The bilie.t er-td of Vnrd ami ert wheat flour, sold nwh-r a rH!v ftiaraiitve. A varW-ty . the verv lirl brrakla'l loU. tiamiliiie, rasidina lamps, and numerous oilier artu-le. M. C. GRAY, t. Helena. ing, ,e Ml r an I T n IBU lOsTir rtrOU. saDtl all EUIU' night lb asnbly broke up, all feeling " '"T " that the evening had been erell spent. newspaper is under obligation to 'print gratis whatever a candidate or any Miss Daisy Watklns has been steadily .lkl lt , Dri, . i. improving since her return irom Hie san-1 ,,, .)uM,h wr,a.tever la of Interest or itvlum at Portland, and will sUit one mu,ent on its merit a new: it can Ing for 8enator Fulton, and who la now putting In his time opposing Dr. June Wlthycorobe' candidacy. eck Imm tomorrow on a visit to Red Wads, California, where it is hoped the mild climate will completely restore her to health. She wilt be acompanied by her sister in-law. Mrs. Fred Watkins. SEW PRIMARY LAW. Violins and all stringed Instrument repaired by me. All work guaranteed. Address me st St. Helens. slOdccW GI B HKGKI.K. Petition lor the appointment ol J. B. linen aa administrator ol the estate ol Tobias N. Rick man was filed with Use county clerk on Tuesday Urt. Rick man ts the man who was found dead in his tumse a short distance Irom Rainier. The cslirte i a small one. Kir.tTATio or VoTK-The book li list reitiidratiou ol voters w4U be open .tead ol tor buslncsa at the county cler onice ( on Tuesday neat, closing April 10th, at ft p. m. All who desire to vote in the primary election, April 20th, mut lie rcg Wtcrcd. Come early and avoid the rush. Circuit court meets in ejljomwcd term ftatnrdav, lanuarr ttlh. The case of Slev rna vs. Aikeu will be alwut tlie first on the docket, to decide the hunting right to lakes on the old Musgrove place. K. P. I SUVA tXATioM Avon Lodge, No. 12, wlU lu.tall its newly elected olficer ua Tuesday evening acst. The installa tion will bein to the Rathbone Sisters and invited guests. The assessment roll lor IMA is maile up, and the work lgun ol comparing it with tlir clerk tax roll. Miss Maude Decker, who is in the cm yloy ol the Morgan Mercantile Co. of Portland, spent Christmas at home in SC Helen. MAaaiKD At the office of the County Judge, on Tuesday, December 2d, Miss Htwgsrct M. Tlniment to Mr. Oti K. Fataier, Judge Hatt in officiating. Mt. Parmer i the landlord of the Vermont Hotel at Houltou. School DwraicT Lvik The follow. Ing school districts have reported special levies: No.fi, eight mills; No. 7 joint, six" mill; No. 12, three mills; No. 18, two mills; No. 23. lour mills; No. 87, ttisee aiaUs; No. iitl, six mills; No. 41, three mills; No. 411, four mills; No. 47, ten mills; Ko. 40, five mills; City ol Ver nonia, five mills. I have money to loan oti upproe4 Midcataae security. IV. II. POWF.LL, St Helens, Oregon. "Democrat can not help to nominate Republican by writing Krpubllcan ranies on IVmocratlc tickets at the prl wauy election," Mid W. 8. L"Uu to an Orrgotilaa reporter, In discussing the question that ha been raised relative to the new law for nominating candidate. Mr. U'lten contend that tha objection 1 not tenable, and that tliera are pro vision in the direct primary law cover ing that wry contingei cy. 'The tally eheet," ha My, "are cp arate. Puppoao Mr. ISlank i the weak Itep-ibllcaii and some Domocrat (cratch tlorernor Chamberlain and write Mr. Blank on their ballot. Then suppose! Mr. Blank baa 1000 vote on Republican I batloUend 10) are written lor nun in- j tor tiovernor unamoenain on follow no other imlh-y a to political or any other matter, and survive. Tlie newspaper must, however, be the aole judge aa to what is new, and the skill, falrner. activity and honecty with which It ricrcises that function will be the ex act measure of it snores with the pub lic. It can not permit it column to be edited by candidate for office, or by any other person or intoresU outside of it own oftw. That 1 what happen when Influence' I sold." Tort area or a Preacher The story of the torture ot Rev. O. D. Moore, pastor ot the Baptist church of llarpereville, S. Y., will Interest you. lie mvi: "1 suffered agonies, becaose of a persistent cough, resulting from the Krip. I bad to deep sitting up in bed. I tried many remedies withont relief.un til I took Dr. King' New Discovery lor Consumption. Cough and Cold, which entirely cured my cough and saved me Irom consumption." A grand cure tor diseased condition of throat and long. At Perrv A Uraham'. Houlton. Price 50c and $1, guaranteed. Trial bottle free. Jast a. Good Fur Less Money I OinfCTT A Little Better mmm MUULi I I For the Slice Price This Week's Store News : Ladies' Shirt Waists, 67 Styles, 65c to $9.50 Each Ladies' Tailor Made Suits, fit guaranteed, $7. 50 tip Ladies' and Misses' Coats, Jackets, Capes, Furs, Etc. Kimonas, Wrappers, Petticoats, Undermuslins. Biggest Selection Ever shown. LATEST GRCATI01S IM MILLINER YALKIMC HAT3, "CAPS Hen and Bojs' Soils and Trousers, 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. 0 Overcoats. $10.65 takes 'em. SHOES, HATS, CAPS We have closed a contract with the larfest factory in the country and will fell $3x0 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 fllC THIS WEEKOC WOOL SWEATERS, FANCY COLORS THEFAY0RITEFuflaipBtriSg;Dg4aS$18.00 I O lfl f IffWHam and Bacon Imm OWL- I I Peacok Flour $4.75 Barrel I2I-2cperLb. 'tvve''v SEE THE i MIST'S GRAND PRIZE OFFER ON PAGE 1 SCA1TOOSK Herman Klapp left but week for a visit to friends in the east Robert lirant is spending a week with his Barents. He is employed at Stone Bros' mill at Teuiiuo, Wash. Appropriate ChrislniM services were held at the Congregational church on Sunday. Many homes were made happy with Christmas trees this year. A public tree We have heard that St. Helen wa not a very busy town, and tbat Ita people In the paat have been a little slow; but we bardly think. It our new banker wants to put up a building, tbat any one will compel hi into pay a license (or purchasing the material. That certainly t the limit. Farloas , Flgntlng 'For seven veam." write Geo. W.IIoff- nian, of Harper, Wash., I had a bitter tattle with chronic stomach and liver trouble, but at last I won, and cured my disease, by the nae of Electric Hitters, rnnhositstiiielv recommend them to all, and don't intend in the future to lie aithont them ill the house. They are ceitaiuly a wonderful medicine, to have cured such a bad case a mine." bold, under suarantee to do the same for too bv l'errr & Uraham, Houlton, at 60c a bottle. Try tbein today. was also given in Watt & Price's hall. 1 ... . . i M I tU Democratic ballots. The 100 vote - . lor Mr. Blank on the Hcmocratic hallo! , --7 " will beronuted for him on the Iemo. The people ol this district will meet crstic tally-died and can nonnore be saturuay anu vote upon a piopo.. added to hi 1000 vote on tbo Bepubli jojwn the county roao wesi irom ccp can tallvahcetllian that lOOOvote could poose to connect with the Nehalcui boaddod to hi 100 on tha IVniocratio ' county road system. The link between lally-abeet. A lUpublican can be noiu- Scappoose and Nehalcm is about eight In Mad Cbaae Million ruh in mad chase alter health, from one extreme of faddism to another, when If they would only eat good food and keep their bowel regular itli Dr. King' New Life Pill, their trouble would all pan away. Prompt relief and quick cure for liver and (torn ach trouble, 25c at Perry & Graham's Houlton. inaled only by vote marked for him on Republican ballots." In considering the Iwo defect in the primary nominating ysleni that have been !ntod out by Judge Woodward, of Portland, vU: 'lrt, that "nobodle" can get the nomination of a great party, and second, that men must announce! thrinsolves a candidate for office, Mr. U'Koiiid: "Ai to the flrwt objection, it eem to happen omcllme under every plan yet devised for choosing candidate. Ex perience will chow whether tha people wilt make mire ot these mistake than delegate and boese did. Yet I do not think Jmlgi Woodward mean to aay that tha men nominated In Portland lt ' seppoo station mile and should be opened np at once, as the road has been surveyed and found very easy to build. The Chapman Timber Co. is surveying (or a logging road up North Scappoose creek. They plan to carry log to the Slough near Frakc Landing. This is a good thing and should be encouraged. The burning of a gasoline can net fire to the interior of Freeman' aloon Sun day and the building wa saved only after a hard fight. Scappoose should have a high school, or at least teach some of the higher branches, and the interests of the neigh' boring district would be well served by erecting a combined school at or near FREE' This paper give away with one year" subscrip tion, pad in advance, FREB EIGHT PHOTO GRAPHIC VIEWS (Site 8x10 Indies) Of the principal buildings at the Lewis awd Clurk Centennial. OM subscribers may secure these handsome Souvenir by inlying all arrearage and ONI YEAR IN ADVANCE Purine at the nrimary election were "elt-anfheient" individual having "no other ufBclency." It 1 troa the candi dal ot the minority party wa elected Mayor, but tlii ha happened before uuder the convention syttam.and I trua even now of the tiovernor ol Oregon. "What proof 1 there tbat 'the men best qualified to serve I he publle in of Hi t are those who are most disinclined to push themndve forward V When did that clas of men ever hold office T I it not poulble wa have taken the story ot Cincinoatu too arriouilyT Roosevelt and Jerome, toilet! anil Folk era genorally bellcvod to be very good officer, but it 1 not recorded that they were ever backward about pushing forward, even to making puuuo procla mation that they wanted public office. "I not the desire totr-rvo the peop1 In public office ,deirbla ambition? And If it 1. why houW any '" ' more ashamed to announce bis wtili to hold nubile oldce than ha would to pro claim hi doslw to practice law or bovl and? I am asklHgtbeaaam'stioii for Information, and I trust Judgo Wood The Farmer telephone line ia talked of and should be pushed along. MARHILD inuTKVSKN-RrSSELL At the resi dence of the bride's parents at ingiia, lio a'tarnoon of lecmber Znth, hv Rev. Hlair. Miss Allie Rusaell to Mr. P. A. Mortensen. Mr. Mortensen has been a resident of Oitdcn. Utah. The bride wa beautifully rowaed in while and wore white carna tion, Alter the ceremony a nice dinner wa served nd tlie young couple Ictt un dcr a hower of rice and wittt tne nest ..ithi.1 nf their nianv friends. Mr. and Mrs. Mortensen will reside In Portland. ward or A SNAP 100 acre oi laud near Helena, in the fartlUi Heaver valley for 110001 Ot the 100 acres. 8 ate cleared and there i a fmu orchard of apple, pear, cherry nnd itruiiQ tree. There l a good b!x room houseon the placo and a well o( llni bt never boch dry. For nnyone iimt wains to buy in thl county this Ex-Governor Oeer flipped a penny the other day. "heads. I take the Gov ernor'a chair: tails, I o to the United States Senate." and It came beads. Now. what will Mr. Furnish' friend think of that! Seaside 8lgnal. A Kearfal Pate It i a fearful fata to have to endure the terrible torture ot pile. "lean truth fully say," write Henry Colson.of Ma onville. Ia., "that for Blind, Bleeding, Itching and Protruding Pile, Bucklen'i Arnica Salve 1 the beet cure made." Al sa best for cut, burn nd injuries. 25c at Perry k Graham'. Houlton. oiueuiM who know will an- jy jiarUcWlar inquire attbi ' juiioitrrt. H. riORGUS ST. HELENS Carrie a Complete Line of Groceries Dry Goods Hardware Crockery Flour and Feed Hay Notions Candies Stationery Fancy Goods In fact, everything usually kept in a first clnrn General Merchandise Store. My prices will lie found as reasonable as any .tore in Columbia County. Your trade BAILEY & BRINN Wish you one and all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year, and request you to keep your eye on this space.. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Knilm la hrn.hr rlrrn thai the untenliniet Aamiiil.mitir nf t'h Estate of Jacob Alcxaudrr. drreax-d, ha. Bird In the l onniy I'onn lur Col umbia Counltr, Mate o( Oregon, hli final ac count aa au h ailroililMralor ot aaid ratal', anil thai Friday, the Will dajrof January, lw. al the hourni ll UCIOCK a in., naa urrn nxw uj n.. mutt a Ike lime for hearing oMecUous to said reoort aud Ibe Mlllemeul thereof. AdminlKlimtorot the Enlateof Jacob Alexan der, deceaaed. . . UAn I b.ilir.l.i C r-Afcir., Attorneys for Administrator. SUMMONS In the Clrenlt Court ot the Kfate nf Oreron lor llie VOUDiy oi miumuia. W. A.Slmom, ldalntirr, V. Daisy Simons, ue l.....l.n To ltaiay iimoiu, defendant la tbe above en- I I Hi .,,11 - . .k. .. ni ih. aiati. nl Oreenn Ton are beiebv reiilred arxt commanded to all" - anioer the eomidalnt filed agalurt oa In ine aiiore euililedi mil belween now and the dav of January, ISOS. ..... . . Hald mil ( commenced by plaintiff aralnal rnu lor absolute divorce, ami If you fail lo an twer between now and all time, for want thereof, the ptainllB" will lake judgment arainut rou lor an abaolute divorce and tha diaaoluiion of the narriagu now cxIKMf oeiweeo you auu aald r-lalntin. ..... , 'ik i a uiuiuni la wrvm iiv niioiii-aiiou pu nuance to an omer inane oy me immi T. A. McBride. Judge of llie Circuit Court of llie u..d Al nn.mil I... khe 1'nliulvof Colnnibla. Iatel Noremlwr IS. Ii. miu oniar inviur that the linn publication of tint snzninaun anouM be made on the smb. day of November, and that Ihe laal vublleallon be made on the tin day ot January, !. 0.I-. . gv I Ibtlt I ( Vm a'rm. av. Aitorueys (or PUtmitT. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT In the County Court of the f tale of Oregou for Inthe mstternf the eatalo of Francis N.and CarlattiM J, uoeng, ueceaaeo. v..,in. i. h..TC.r.v elveti be Ihe underalcned, adniliiiitaalnr ol the eataie of Fraiu-ia N- "l . k : . i n,xrl riM..MHt that he haa nleil in the above emitted conn Ilia Dual araouut ol hia adiniiiiatratlon oi aatu eaiaie.anu ia u Hon. It. o. iiaitan, juuko oi niu tnn r polnieu rnnay. neeeuiiier .... .. ,.u. u c- !.. .1.. tli. an.l theeoiirthoHae at St. Hl n'a aa the plaee of hearing aaid aeoouni and Ihe aellleuient nl aaid adiuinlatralion; at which time anil place auy pei mn-reaieu uij -i--pear aud Ills objecllon In writing lo i aaid ac count II K. tLi r e . Adinlniilrator of IheealatenI Fraaeli N. sad Chrialiue J. Uosrlg, oeccaaeu. MENS FIRST-CLASS SUITS $10.00 The Best seen. you have ever FABRICS in VVorstcds, Cheviots and Cassi meres. Hand-Worked Button Holes, Hand -Padded Collars, sewm with silk Others say $15 for Equal Qnality. Come Earlj and Get the PicL WHEN YOU SEE IT IN.0UR AD IT'S SO. Moyer Clothing Go.- THIRD AND OAK. PORTLAND J STOMA COLOMBIA RIYER ii RAILROAD COMPANY. SUMMONS la to Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, lor ; Columbia Couiilv. Chart. Henrr llamlllon. plalntlfr, ra. Delia May Hamilton, defendant. To Delia May Hamilton, defendant above named. In the name ol ths Wale nl Oreiron you are hereby required lo appear and anawer the oiii; plaint AleJ against yon In the above eullt.ed canae ou or before the J-l day ol rebniary. A. I. IWO. and It run fall lo ao atuw.r. lor want there of Ihe plaintill 111 apply lo lb. court for the re lief demauded lu aaid oomplalni, in-wtt : Koe a decree ol aaid court dUaolvltig in. lainU of niatrlmnnv now exiMiug between yourself aud ,hTliVa"inmif'na la puhHht b- the or ler of Tliomas A. Mcllrlilc. Judge ol ihe alKiveentllled cmirl. maile on the auth day of llecmnbor, A. I. 1WV In and by which order II Is sdludgejl an.l onlenxt that tola summon be piiWlhil. omia a week, for aix conaeeiitlv." weoka. iu the Oreireu Miat, a ncinnaiwr publlnhed Iu IbelMtv "I el. Ilelen. t'nlitiubia Ooniity. iiale f reg n. The date ol tlnj publieallou btlug (he '.'J.I dar ol Ihiesmber. A. D. 1, T TA(UU, AUornev l.irflalnlln". 1 OM papers for sale, cheap, at this office. FRANK FLAGG, A Rent livcmiiv' lcicyrar.i. OAltV. r. a. T:00 05 'JO ( 44 SO I as l 87 100 10 OH 111 ie so A.M. 00 0 N.l ( IS 4S.SI U '.M.I 40 MS1 SO M S ie w .-.a 1 10 . It 21 H I 10 M 7 7, 10 .7 sa 11 06 M.3 11 IS 06.4 II 30 W 0AH. V. la. SI. Lr Portland Ar il M .... (.obie .... iu a ... Rainier ... ... Pyramid... .... Maygar.... ... Qulucy .... .. t'latakauls.. .. alarahlaad.. .. Weatpnn... .... I'llfton.... ....Knappa.... ... Kveniwin... ...John Dav.. Ar. Aitorla.l.r 10 SI S6 17 1? OS IU M a 14 07 1 M 7 4A 1S J4 ( JO 00 1 4 7 64 7 t 7 U 1 J tl 'J 30 t 1 All trains maka class eoansctlaaa at l.ohle with Northern ractSo train, to and from to Kaat au 8oued iwlata. At Porilaud witk all trains learing Union depot. t Aatorla with L K. at S. Co.'i boat aad rail lias awl tttcaiiiet T. J. Poller lo and Irom llwaeo sad North Ueuch irainta. tatAauMU) JOHN A. BECK DKALtftW . Watches, Diaaoadi, Sflienrarc. ....JEWELRY.... Repairing a Specialtj. ;' (torrtaea a. Bat. groat at flrat. rOHTLAKB. j-jR.H. t CLIFF. PIIYSICIAK.& SURGEON ST. HELENS. OREGOJI. Paaacngcr. for Astoria or war pot all mint Bag train, at Hoiillnn. Trains win op vn lev iot aeugeis off nt Hou!tnn when coming from polua ne.lofOoblc. J . V. Ida. Urn. l ass. A'i- AnorU, 'Jr JILJitWISKOrW. PHYSICIAN & SURGFN ST. ItEl.lrNS, fw"y
