The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913, July 27, 1906, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textr B$,!!,.,iota,d h ih oi Bt. KAINIEK mibew tboublb. r nr. at k j .. . ;'' Talk lo Ron. ColuibUCouty lUnk. A Tbvki.kk Collin Catuplwll, an uilyt itowfmut farm, u visitor to Dm MikT oftict ou Wetluetstay larf. Mr. Cauiiuell wu Mout in (lie Hiitlili Krvlct in II Treuaeaal during lit Hitr war, ami Icll tlutl country only about rven moullu) ago, lit report! that country lo lie in quiet and proeprr imii condition, Mr. Campbell hat been quilt an eitcwtlea traveler In tturopt aotl Asit ami hu been Mvtml timtt around tlx wurlil. Mr. Campbell i 8cuttl.lt Kilt llaaon, bctonKing to 8t. Johne ul (Ireeroak, tfoollauil. contemplate iiukkiiiK ill buiu in lula county, auit en tw outlook lot jfowl larut. Mr, Can,itll waa In Iba Kgyplian eauipaiitn la Hir mum divMoN with IH. Harry Clift , lio waa at that tima aurnon ol Iba 4lM Illghlattxlere, the fatuoue Mark Watch. Mr. T, A. Ckinlngrr, ol 8cepfwoe,w. t plrattnt eltllof to lUe Mlat oflk on WntarUy latU Wa ritrml lo our euttoeaera mry U- tllliy coutitteut wild conirrvative bank lag ami art hilly equipped lo afloctl (hem Miitfartury arrvirc ami many advantage. Columbia County Hank. Tn T. J. rorraa Withdawk nt etrauter Potter will not be pl4 upon Ik lua to the beaeh again thla year, at lb repair mmU weceaaary by the recent accident will take about month, and by that lime the araauu will be drawing to a close. The traffic will be handled by the Lurline and Hwtk), and the A. . C K. K., while apeclal amngementa have teen mle foe luge to meet the tmini at Astoria and lake paeaeugera nrrnaa to llaecu. Mr. K. Rueyon. ol Kan tat City, veteran ol the cWll war, baa been vititing kit comrade, Mr. Joarph llayborn during thr put week Our barber Mr. Beeler, hat lost check No. I lrw the book ruralthed him liy the Columbia Conntv Rank. It Jn in taeoe ol W. A. Ilarria, and left la thr bouk In Mr. Brelrr't ahop while kt at aUcnl fcr a abort time. On hi rrturn hr lound the check had been lorn oat. Mr. William Roe, our local banker, It trrnmily eoutld.-riBg tbe advitabillty el erecting a handaome atoue ttructure u peraunent home lor the Columbia Cmuty Rink. II erected it will be two Marin, tbe umwr atory to I uted lor wVtt. Cum I'r At the Miat le Informed tar ui ruin nave not tieen checked up M over a year, Heretofore, at Iraat adr Judge than, the ta lotlt were checked up at every regular term ol the county court. No aerioua mltlakre were leend. but it ia a aaf practice, and might art trouble. )lr. Huntley, while coming down the grade on a flat car at the ColnmUa City lKgiug Cauip, on Tueeday !at. On ac count .l not being able lo work the brake, at violently thrown by tbe car lumping tkc trmrk. receiving a aevere acalp wound. Ir. Cliff. o thie city, waa tent lor, and tawed tbe wound, and Mr. Huntley ill I aMe to gel about In a few dayt. If )mu are thinking ol changing your account, or opening new one, we will br U-AH-d to confer with you in peraon or ly Utter. Columbia Conntv Hank, Hun. Ceo. V. McRrfale patted through St. Ilelent Monday on hi way to Col unlnt City. Senator McHride Inform ui tlut a thorough Jfotpect will be made of the coal property owned by Itimtelf ml Mr. ('.Miner. Mm. Ceo. Terry write from Kanaaa, here he i vititing her lather, that he h tlutil reroveml Irotu the aerioua rRK-t of a doe ol potion oak, received eliilt he wa a vliitor to Dregoa. lintctirai, 8i:aKKt There will be trvicr at the Kpicol Church In tbi city un SuiuUy next, at 7:45 p. iu.. All rc liivitwl to attend. W. A. M. DRKCK, paitur. Kv. W. R. Rledenour, ol Prinevllle orciipird the pulpit al the M. K. church in tliii city latt Sunday evening. Mr. Kiclcnour i a atoue maaon and ia em pluynl iin the court hoiite. He de livrrttl a very Initructlve and intcreiling Krinoii. Mr. and Mr. IV. II. frowning, ol Iort li'l, viiited lat Hunday and Monday with Mr. Downing' parent, Mr. and Mm. S. A. Mile. Mr. S. It, limber, ol I'ortland, wa In Kt. Helen on butinete laet Monday, Wearepleaaed to nota the manner in wlilcli the Rainier paper are booming Hit celebration ol the laying ol the cor ntriiouc ol Columlda County' newconrt kouir. Kt. Helen will bt th boat but It ! to I a county celebration ol a great rvent. hVhold how good and how pleaaantlt i for brethren to dwelt together In unity. Vide the Hainler paper. Mr. K. R. Carlton and daughter MlMred have been viaitinc few day ith Mr. Wm. M. Rot and family. Mr. Carlion'a people reiide at (Ireiliam, Or,, ml recently came there from VIconin, hrre the Koe formerly lived. Mr. CmIiou Ii an uudertaker. Mil Maud Decker, ol Portland, and Minl'earl Decker, ol Kalama, Wah hve tren vititing relativea and Irienda ''i tbi place tbe put week. Mr. and Mr. J. II. Sheldon were pea rngrr on tbe Hanalo tor Portland lat Monday afternoon. Mr. K, V. Younger, ol San Bernardluo, cI.,Iim been vititing hit (lter, Mr, W. II. I'owell, for a few day. Mr. and Mr. Dlltard and faml'y, and Mill I.ulu George and Sherman Milet, re camping on Scappoote Creek' for Iiort time. Mr. W. H. Powell wa In ClaUkanle veral day thla week on butluete. t I Foa tag CiaATion Tk. tea appolnud by th citiien of Bt. Heleat to tak charge ol th celebration I Inylng th corner (tone ol the new court bouM, met latt Tueadav In Hi. i. c of the Columbia County Bank, and ouumea the work a nearly a pottlble There being no crumbed baud in th. county it it probable t the aerviuetof ue ceicnrato; I'araont Band, of Portland. conaiillug of tiitecn muiiciunt, will U ttcured. Uuvcruor Owuilicrlain baacou euleil lo be preetnt and It ia probable "" oenaior ruitott will del ver the nrlH. Cljail addret. There will be a dinner at tue picnic ground, the cilizene furniih ing bread and butter, meat, coflee and lemonade; aud in the evening there will " a free dance altli flrmt.uu ...i.. Preparation are being nude to entertain over a thoutand people. Two citlent of oi. Hilcnt. Mr. 8. A. Mile aud Mr. Chaa. Muckle, liave made thin powiblt r tueir very llheral contriliution. Mr, naving Mgacd for VM aud Mr. Muckle for lu. The committee iitt work arcurtng other ubcritioni, aud wiien ine lltt ii completed thev will all l published, In order thai the public may know the amount of fund that have ptaaed through the couunittee'a hand ami, alter the celtliratlon there wilt be a letailnl itatement tmuhi ol receinta and eajienmiurea. Groceries. Etc., Feed, Etc. All Gnarautced. Etc. M. C. CRAY. Hon. W. St. Barrett, of Illtltboro. visit- td SI. Ilelent hut Saturdayon legal buii area, Mr. Barrett la one of Wathinfrton county' newly-electrl repmenuiive. He would make an excellent ipeakerof the llouie. Mr. Prank Ixe, a member of the State Board ol Agriculture, wa In Kl. Heleui Saturday for the purTWM of interviewing our county comniltionert regarding Col umbia County' eahilfit. Collection! will be remitted lor at rea- aonable rate on day ol peymenl. Co lumbia County Bank. I'iikhiid is TKOtal.K -Howard frilcbard, an account ol wbwe brutal a- aault upon a young workmate I given la another column, ia well known at St. Helen and Houlton, having retlded In the latter place arveral veer, guile re cently lie wa arretted and examined be fore Jutlice Wetklue on the charge of having ttolen fifty dollar from a gueit at the eruijiit hotel, but wat tared Ironi prosecution by the teatimony of a young woman. He ha an ungovernable temper, and hat made a niiiunce ol himtcll on everal occatloua. He putted St. Ilclem on the livauier IrabU hut Monday eve ning. I liave money to loan on approved tea! estate ecurity. tV. H. POWKI.I., 8U Ilelent, Oregon All matter rntrutted to our care are treated aattrictly confidential. Columbia County Bank. Th Nkw Tkchk!I The achool di rector have aelecletJ the lollowing leachera for the comiug achool year: Principal, Mia I.ulu George ; Intermedi ate, Mitt Auna Ketel; irimary. Mint Kuiuta Plemming. Mi lieorK ha had Kuotl eticceta in other tchool aud we believe the will give good tatitfaction at principal. County Sutierinlendcnt Copcland in- fonn ui Hurt there are S''i pupil in the tchool of Columbia County tbi year, at agalntt i.'St7 in an increate ol 123. Menre K. K. Quick and and Jamet Wharton ttarted yetcnlay tin a trip to the moonUint, where tliey will combine buifneat and plcaiure by looking up eotnc nd aud trying to catch a mete ol irout on lha east fork of the Nebalem river. Mr. lohn Velck. of Yankton, wa a Ititor to the Mist oflice ou Wednewlay latt. CouuKKCiAt. Accot NM-Ve are glad to open checking account with individ ual t, firm, aoclctic. corporation, and buk. and give careful and prompt atten tion to all butlne, whether large or uualt. Columbia County Bank. We pay Interert on depoit. Columbia County Bank. Mr. Tennle Rice came down from ortland SatunUy for a villi with rela tive and friend. Mita Florence George, of tbi p'c. left Monday alternoon for a two weeai vliit in Portland and on the fionnd. i t. B. Wllverdiuif. ol Yankton, ihlpped lt pound of honey to Portland on Saturday latt. It wat about a un honey aa we have ever seen, ami a dox it ahould fonn pan oi veiuf County' exhibit at the State Fair. Mr. Newton Perry, ol Houlton, patted through St. Heleui luat Monday on u .av to Portland with two Cue Altamotit MMi ha had aold lo tbo National VUI " BlKuIt Company. Mkat Makkt ro Sai.k A profit able bulnet, Owner' poor ueauu the only retaon for telling, ror puvu lart apply to U. D. Week. Houlton, Or. Mr. Sllvhit hat ptirchaaKl lour acre oi theOllaon place, in the northwett pari ol the St. Helen twonite, and la clear Ing it up and building a comfortable home lorhlinteliand family. Mr. E. C. Cray, mother ol our po m.ter, lu left for a lew week. vUit on the Sound. Mr. Robert Muckle started for lilt home In Tennettee latt SatunUy nlgbt. after a long vltit wllh hi. daughter. Mra. Kdwin Hot, and hit brother and titter. Don't forget that Pomona meet at Vernonlanext gatuntajr. U ould be lb banner meeting ol tbe year. - - J , r --- ' (from Thi Rtuintt) John Rice went to Portland ou Salur- uay, Mlat Alice Wilton wat a passenger to I'ortland on Saturday. Ml Lois Perry returned Monday morning from a aeveral weeka visit at Seattle. She rejiort having a delightful time. Several partlct who tec a water famine ahead are preparing to dig well. We nnderaland that there 1 plenty of good water at a very reasonable depth. Postmatter Alvord had the oln.to.. f tlie office decorated with a neat sign by ome wamleriuK sIku twinter who lriftl into town last Friday. No trouble to find Hie pottolllce now. mr. Kuaaell. of Portland. I viiltlne Mr. Cajrt. Newtome, thi week. Mr. Rutaell Is a member of the Taylor Street Metliodiit Church, bhe accompanied Mr. Newtome to the services at the Methodist church here on Sundav eve ning. tt U !. 1 ..... niram ann tariiou Iwts were transacting business at Portland on Mon day. Mr. Strain it the financial end of the Hank of Rainier and tbe Ely electric light plant. He it also one of the mott successful business men of Kelso, Wash. Mr. and Mr. I. T. Leonard left on Sat- urday morning for Portland. We are eorry to lote the two estimable people who have mad friends by the score while engaged in businesa here. We olu with tnelr many friends In wishing them well I4iwrcnce Clark celebrated hit twelfth birthday latt Saturday. A doten of bit schoolmate, including Laura and Alice Stennlck, Helen Reed, Faith VanAuker, Margarite Howard, Catherine Schunescn, Claude Kemp, Willie Norwood and Har old Clark, joined in the merry affair. Ice cream and goody-goodies were partaken of by all. J. h. Dow and wife have bad charge of the Pasteurising plant at Mist since It etublisbinent over two years ago. Tbclr uccese in manaxing tbe institution is tbown by the great increate lo tbe quan tity of cream Handled. Tbe dairy buti net of tbe Nchalcm it capable of almoat limitlca development. The cash dit burtcd by tbit industry has improved the financial condition of every family in the valley. Hen Reed Suudayed in Portland. W, C. Ie wat at Portland on Monday. A. Priedburg't trial for Sunday open ing wat put off until next Saturday, neither hit attorney nor the prosecuting attorney being able to be present. Mite Kthrl Silva returned from the east latt Friday evening after an absence of eleven tnonthi. During this time she hat been vititing with friends and alto leaching school In the ttate where she ttayed. The demand for painting is great Hint A. L. Clark, who lu a nearly three months' work on hand, bad to add another man to his force of painters to day. That sounds better than laying men otf for the lack of something to do. j A bruh fire got into tbe slashing near the Stcbman tchool house, endangering and both Howard' and the Willard- Case mill. H. O. Howard took out hit mill crew, ami by pumping and hauling water tucceded in checking it. Tbe over exertion and heat nearly proved too much for Mr. Howard aud for a time on of hia anus became almott paralysed. Dr. Woodruff, a graduate of the tnl- versify of Pennsylvania, wa looking over the situation here last week with a view to founding a hospital. The doctor a specialist in bis profession and seems favorably impressed with conditions here. No donbt such a venture here would prove highly profitable. Auioug college uicu of the etttern Stutes the doctor was ell known a few year ago by hi great interest in athletic sport, hating brought the initiliition which he attended to the front rank in thi line. Rainier it to have another door factor)'. M, Bcvens, J. Norwood and other will be the owners. Mr. iieven is known as one of the Imt machine men on the Columbia river. He i an expert at iletiicning and making fancy front doors. He lute I wen one of the principal men in making the present door factory" a uc- . . .. . , . ccs rtorwoou ami omen woo win uc interested are beads of department, and men thoroughly versed in the trade We understand that the financial back ing of t liia new company it sufficient and that tliey will have unlimited oppor tunities to grow. This means to Rainier another big crew of men on the monthly pay roll. While they are crowding time to get busy, there i the new machine shops that is working Just as last to gei the wheels turning in the next sixty lavs. This shop meant a great deal to Rainier, a there is machine work from the camp being tent to Portland every day. H will be a great convenience to the mill men and will add largely to th growing wealth of the town. There Is still room for other factories here. Kngineer Jones who run freight en gine No. 10 on the A. & C, brought up trout Aetorin a picture oi m nine gin io show Mitt Callie Pomeroy. The frame around the picture, in forui soma what like a shield, I burnt wood. The taste displayed In burning the Wood I most rtiatic aud elegant, and I his own work. A prettier frame for a picture la seldom seen. But tb center piece I tbe prettiest of all. A man who has as pretty a little girl baby as that picture Indicate, it worth at leatt a million dollar,, and should toon be able to retire and live at ease on hia wealth. - 1 ONIiY eVJ YKARSOLD. r am only 82 year old and don't ex pect even when I got real old to feel that way n long a I can get Electric Bit ten," yi Mra. K. H. Urunaon, ol Dub lin, Gn, Surely there is notmng eiae keep the old at young nnd make tbo weak n strong a thi great tonic medi cine. Dyipepsin, Inflamed kidneyr, torold liver or chronlo conrtlpation are unknown after taking Klectrio Milter a reawnabl time. Guaranteed by Perry Attraham. Prlc60o. Exemption r Heasehold Uoodt la De clared Uaconttltatloual. Salem, Or., July 24.-(Speclat to the uregouian.) By holding, in a decision rendered today, that the householder's tax exemption is unconstitutional, the Oregon Supreme Court has declared void a statute that ha been in force in tbi state almoat continuously since 1869, Householders' exemptions have been allowed every year except 1004, when Ui exemption law had been repealed, It waa re-enacted by the special session of 1903. but went Into effect too late to be applicable to the assestment of KMX Approximately $8,000,000 has been exempted from taxation in this state from year to year, and legislators, county officers and the people in general have recognized the exemption a valid. Now the Supreme Court ha declared all these exemption as invalid. jnisaecision will make it necessary for County Assessor in many counties to make a re assessment of proerty in their counties lor 1000, for it is the practice of many Assessors not to list property that is exempt. In some and perhaps mott of tbe counties the Assessors list the exempt property and make tbe deductions after ward. in uie case in which this decision was rendered wat a tuit brought In Josephine County by K. C. and E. Wallace, real dents of New Hampshire, against the County Court of Josephine County, to enjoin the allowauce ol householders' exemptions, upon tbe allegation that such exemption imposed upon tbe plain tiffs and all other non-residents an un, equal rate of taxation. The suit was brought by W. C. Hale, who, at representative from Josephine County in 11)03, introduced the bill which repealed tbe exemption clause. The bill patted without ill real purport being generally known. At the tpecial station of the same year the exemption law wa re-enacted but with the stren uous opposition of Hale, who contended that tbe law was unconstitutional. Hale's position baa now been vindicated by a decision of tbe Supreme Court. This case waa decided in tbe Circuit Court upon a demurrer to tbe complaint, the demurrer being sustained by Judge 11. K. Hanna. This decitiou is reverted in an opinion written by Justice F. A. Moore- The opinion aays in part: The itatntc, in punuanr ol which th pr- llal nr amir releaae front ihs ezarllon which Uitlaw uiuallr demaudt from itnonal prop erlr, lo tun-on ibe ilita tnd comity goteru BtenU, It, at lar at Involved herclu, at follow,: "Tb fallowing ro'rty thill be cieuipl from tuition : II owned by a boute- hnldcr aud In actual ute, or kept for uie. bjr tnd lor hit or her ftmlly; household (roods fur niture ami nienilU: two eowt, ten theep, flvi- wine, and the mob, Implements, ipratu, letin, vehicle, htrueti or llbrtry ueeemary to timblc any prrtou to carry ou hit trade, occu pation or prolettlou by which men peraon earn hli or her tlvlug to lh amount ol .o), the ar Iklut to be teltcled by tiu-h kouteholder; pro vided: however, lhl when Hie attuned valua Uon of Uit pertontl property atiuve enumerated thill amount lo leti thin Moo, then only tueh mount it tlx, total of tuch propel I jr herein enumerated shall bo exempt Irom uxaiiou UwiOr. (tip. bi.)l'.B. p. Tbe cU.uk ol thu omanfc law wbkta II U al- k'Sl Ihla accllon of lhe-tttul eoulrareuet It it loilowt: "The Irtitlativ aueiubly ihall provide by law lor uniform and equal rale of antettmeut aud taxallou, and shall preterite such result lloui as shall secure s Juil valuation for taxa llou of all property, both real and personal, excepting- tueh only fur muulciial. educational. literary, teleiilinr, rellgtimt or charitable pur potea, at may be capccltlly ctcniplvd by law. ou.t.,Or., An. IX, r)e, I. Whou Ihecoutlitulioa wat adopted, February II, In'o, there was then lu force tbe following lalulo: ' rile pertontl pro4-rtf of every householder to the amount ol Mm, the artlclei to be telrrted by tuch bouwhoUter, idiall be exempt from tax ation." (.in. Laws or.. (WIJ-ISM), complied aud tnnotaleJ by it. P. toady, p. 6-J. The litnUameiiul law, perpetuating the en tclnientt Ihcu ou the ulatute books, contained the follow Inn cIsumj: "All laws in lorte lu the Territory of Oregon when thlt eonatliiillon taket rflVcl, tud con latent Iherrwlih, ahall continue In force until altered or repealed." Const. Or., Art. .Will, Heo. 7. It Ii argued by defendant!' council that ta the exemption front laxntton of the personal prop erty of a houat-holdrr to the amount of SJU) re- malued unaltered on the ttatute booki from'thc dttcofiti enactment, January Si, lsoi. to the present lime, except durlnir the Interim of lit repeal and rv-cnactmciit in lnut, tnd at tuch tct hat been universally conceded by auessora, tax collectors tnd itale anil eotiuly officers lo be valid, the clause ol the constitution relating In the uniformity ol assessment Slid taxallou has thereby aoi'ilred ittuh a contemporaneous and practical construction as ought not now to render Ihe tct ill iiucatton subject to bo declared Invalid by the count, Legislative luteriwrtitlon of a constitution, si evidenced by the enactment of lawt which for many yetrt have been cheerfully acquieacod In by the people aftecied thereby, a fiords po tent retson for itiitalnliig the validity of inch ittlutoi. 8uch legislative construction Is valid unless tho act evidencing the interpretation contlieti wllh the orgaulo law, In which case the prior provisions of the constitution become the paramount rule. In the abteitce ol any conallttittcnal Inhiui- lion, the right to make reasoutlda exoinintona from taxation rests with the legislature. here, however, there la a doubt in a statute attempt ing to remit the public burden that all property shook! bear, the uncertainly will be resolved In faror of the state tnd againat th exemption. It will be remembered that Section 1 of Ar ticle IX ol our couaUtullou limits the power of the leglilatlve assembly to exempt property from taxation to tlikt to be used for municipal, literary, educational, tclentlllc. rellgtout or oharlttble purtwsos. It it argued by defendaut'a counsel Hint the exempttou of prowrtr Irom ttxatiou, ts evidenced by the tct under cousld" erttlon, It a remission by tho legislative assem bly of a part of the public burden Icr charitable purpose!, and therefore within the limits of tho power conferred. The exemption It evidently a valuable donation, but II la certainly not made for a charitable purpose. We believe that the clause ol the constitution prohibits the legislature from granting to the householders of th ittte the exemption from taxation of tho property attempted by the atat- uto, which, though in force when the organic law took effect, was Inconsistent therewith and hence repealed by the adoption of tho constitu tion, tnd Its attempted rceusctmeut is void ni ri)pugnant thereto, an the ground that the rate of assessment and taxation la not uniform or equal as between houienolders of tbe Hate aud noureildenti. Syrup of White Pine and Tar, the old reliable cough remedy. For tale by A.J. Demlng, druggltt. CP. BISHOP PORTLAND'S NEW CLOTHIER SUCCESSORS TO SALEM WOOLEN MILLS STORE THE In business that we have are those "doubting Thomases." They said Missouri" and we "showed them." same for you if you will give us a are what you want. 87 H. flORGUS ST. HELENS Carries a Complete Line of Groceries Dry Goods Hardware Crockery Flour and Feed Hay Notions Candies Stationery Fancy Goods In lact, everything usually keot in a fir9 class General Merchandise Store. My prices will be found as reasonable as any store in Columbia County. V'our trade solicited. Porte Trude and Lubens Pearl The rercberou stallion Porto Trttdo and the tierntnn coach Lu liens lVmi will make the season of l'.KXl as follows : Mondays at Yankton, umLijs at Houllou, duesdny and Itursilitys at Don Moor, ou San vies I sland, Friday at Scappoosc, Saturdays aud Sundays at Warren. Mnres Irom a distance will be pastured for I'.' per month. WEST & LYNCH, -OWNERS-Scappoote s? - Ore EDISON! German G oach Stallion . Owned by the Clatskanie German Coach Horse louipany, win mane me season oi 1900, commencing April 10, as follows: Tuesdays at Deer Island Wednesdays at llonlton Thursdays and Fridays at scappoose Saturdays at Hoi brook. J. T. GRAHAM, Manager Buy on Credit? this $60 Machine for $25 nriBUT nmil 11 hlih-ariu, drop llltlBKI ntraiU. hM,, b,ii bearlnf. llK'k- Itltob, duubl. IseJ, sell tliruauina aliuttle: btt automatic bobbin winder and other latest Improve ments. Thla Is tbo ANTI TRUST MAl'HINK. It It th. wm. machine agenti ar. taklnayoulGO (or. All attachmoutsKO with eaeb machine. 8old lor only as ...t. .nil Kl mnnthlv. WrIU THU lor Irat NMITUM MTl6UI thowini leitnt oi.hcld loodt will hle (freiehl rtaalOoa Utr hiatt-oi' ntw CKtDIT plan. Qmvurtx Furnltirm Oompmny l7.tTFlratit. POtlTLAKD, OR. t St kv y j 0 i Vit BEST FRIENDS 3rd St., Portland L. S. FRAKES, 'VJfVakvVV-Ti'V --s,-V-. sw-s'Sv-jy-e -V DESIGNERS PAciFic!48 "FINE MILLINERYt- SPECIAL HATS MADE TO ORDER CyColumbia County People are especially invited to Call and Inspect. 2 TRAINS DAILY 2 TO MI.ITH .MINNEAPOLIS ST. I'.U'L PI'.SVKH-I.IMVI.X-OM.tll V k.ixa rrrv st. ions THE EAST The Regular Yellowstone Park Route Via Livingston and Gar.liner Gateway, the Government Official Entrance to the Park. SEASON JUNE I TO SEPT. 20. IF YOU WILL, BUT A31ERTCA ."FIRST START RIGHT. SEE ArSrrOXE PARK NATURES UREATJiST WONDERLAND PAUTICfLAUH AT 255 MOKKISOX STREET A. D.CHARLTON Assistant General Passenger Agent Portland NOTK'K OF IXTKNTIOX TO AVVLX IOU I.ICJI OK LICENSE. To all iH'rsons route rucil. mill to the 1,.1 vntora now ni'initlly rohlitiu In tiol.lc I'uxnit i. ,. lntnlila I'oitntt . Matoof oreaon, in at tii uhir ou ami .,eh ol yon will lake tiotl, un,l von nre henhy notiileil Unit I, San:,.nl K. I;inij (ill W e,llHW,tii; Mli,, r. t tti,v ( ti,.,.,;n,i .,,.), Hie Iloiiomlile rumtv i.'.uin of tho .sii,; ( Orocon. In anil for the t'ounli ol I'nltimlM.i. for Ihense lo sell snlrltiioii,"vltioii-, .ni.l mall liquors ami fermented eiilor in (-s iniuiiiitlox tlimi one Kiilhui. for a ,erlo,l ol' sis months, in In the MlUceof CoWe. in Uoblv 1'reeinft, Uj. IninWit County, state of Oreuoli; tvhieli jilieiltioll will be sniporleil and liast',1 noon the iollotriux petition, to wit: PETITION. Ill tho County Court ol the State of Oregon for the County ol Columbia. I Iu the mutter of the awllratlnn of Snninnl K. llutts for t lleense lo sell siiii ltuous, vluoiix uml mall Honors ami feimeined elder In less iiiinii tlties tbiin one Riillon, nt Clohle, iu lioblt pre clnet, Culutuliia County, sttite of tireiton: To the Honorable Coiiuly Court of Columbia County, Oresoii: We. the undersigned, eomprlalna; tin actual majority of Uie whole litlmlier of len.il voters of t.oble I'reviiift, Coluinhin Couutv, stale ol Kreiton, tint who now reside iu and have ae tnally reside I iu snld iiWe l'reeluet for more llmu thirty day I'linteiiinlelv pret'odlii)! ...v. ..,.-, nit, iiiiiik nun presentation oi tills petition, hereby respeelfullv volition this llonnrtble Curl to uraitt to Sanfont E. lltttis a lleense to sell spirituous, vinous ami malt liq uors tun! fermented elder in less quantities than one kuIIoii, at Kotile, in luible Precinct. Cjiliiiiil.lt Comity, state of Divgon, for a period of six months. ' Eneli 1). I'ottej, Chillies YounH, t!. 8. Foster, Floyd linker. J. A. Uingins, H. L. linker, T. .Moilauil, K.lunrd llliiek, I.. Urn lev, W. Brad lev, Join; tillleni. l'eter lloesch. lleiu v lllake. R N. Ilnmlllon, Frank Morrill, K. Kepleulo, Wm. Carey. W. L. Chnpln, D. A. Nelt.tieornti Urouali ton, lltweu llluke.C. t. .Mnkinster, H. II. Me La lie, J. I,, single A.U. Uniting, oio t'eietnou, C. A. Kerr, IV II. Murphy, ti. It. Anllkcr. K. A. smllli. hi) Colidoti, Orvllle Yonint.'lliob Drlseoll, M. A. Sllvls, W.U Hurley. J. C. ZIKler, Cerse Foster Jr.. A. O. Jiickaou, J. M Fowler. J. B. Clyde, C. : towler, J. K. Sutherlan.l, Abe Link, II. M. l oiUer. K. V. I'owler, A. II. Huberts, II. Link, .h. Mnkinster, Frank Lie tioudn, Victor Fu rer, Cliristoiiln r Milllu'l, Henry Welter, 1.. A. t rench, o. E. Hunter, tl. W. Weeks, Jack Ehr I niter, tieoiKe Htscuberito, J. F. llenr, J. W. I luunpMin, c. H. tilllespie, K. L. Keuuy, E. o. keels, Fred I.etiBaelu r, Hert Mnkinster, Oeo.c. I'owler, It. J. Mount, M. Lluk, T. C, Wtltt, Wal ter iluutar. f M, ,. t s Z S I'' A. I who come to us as they were "Irom We will do the chance. Our goods 352 MORRISON ST.. PORTLAND, OREGON OF Oregon OREGON Shoreline and union Pacific UNION IlKI'OI'. WoJLl I l.cayea Arrive.. ':l A. M :ST. jf. i 1'nily. Dally. SI'F.i'l.M. for the Kttl: vifl Ifuiitiuton. Sltllv.VXK FLVK It, 8:1 P. M.!8;0O A. M. for Knsleru Wiishlnir Ii Daily. Ptily. ton, Walla Walla. Lew-1 Iston, Coeur d'Alene1 and (ireat Northern! ; points. II AI'LANTIC KXFKKSS"gnirp. M, for the East via Hunt-I Pally. Invtoit. II 1:U A. II Daily. Lower Columbia River. Steamer Hassnlo leavea Portland dailv, tio.pt Sunday, nt S-.00 p. m. Saturday 10:00 p. m for Astoria tail wav landliiKt. Keturntna; leaves Astoria at 7:00 a. m. dally, except sundry. . A. L. CRAIG, General Passenger Axent. PORTLAND Ore. ESTABI.lSnt,D 1904. 16 JOHN A. BECK DEALER IX patches, Diamonds, Siheriare, ...JEWELRY.... Kepairing a Specialty. Alder Street, Est. Front A rtrat, PORTLAND