.1 i
St
Talk 10 Ku. Colitml'UCwtnty Hunk.
Hulawrllwr la Hie celelirnUoM Itim! art
c.iumi'i 'mm,y MtM,k i,,,uut d,uy
M ti,e innmiMw want to utile all bill
lro u Uy.
Collniioiw will U rtiiiltle.i for at rta
umablc rate on .Uy of peyinetit. Co
lu.iiWa Comity Hank.
jlr, Julm Anlrra, trrkrrr l
h-.r llaul, ,t wtUi n lafiilnr mvMriil
l.lTltrUy tilKl't. He h. "K l'
lila lnrt K li III uxiiti, mi't In mii-i'
Wiv iti'it v. i 11 ii' vr : mpliiim-l, It
iH'lMtK"t- h"1 ,l""'k "'
mi In-it IwMmI Kl in''' IT"
jh tIiik lili" I" lr ",ull"
,i lnll ami illv "'"" ll"ry.
Ii.imi To the ' ' I'"' ,;'rll
Warren, on Tu.wtav last, n.
inti-rrtt nit itrlUsil, Culuuilil
C.mnly IUW .
(jn.irterly f uiImUoii lor leailirrs
CerliiliaU la-(an t lllwl.'l ll"" ll
ilii iilv lift Vctnrlny, Hlttlie lot
l.iaiiiif leai-lier III uliriiilitiii'r! Mary
ll.it.tcM, VernoiiU; latin A. Smith,
li)lc! J'lorrmtA. William, Clat.kanlr:
lifovr Hruwue. rortUiiitj IMar.l K.
I.o.ua'il. Sv"" Au.lrr.nii.
l-ortlntt't; Ruth Wc9n, Wartvn; Hlinor
I'. Primly, Maralilatt.1; Liwy Fireman.
iyloniCU W. Walker, ClaUkanlr.
Crate A. I'ostcr. IiikIm; Bertha Lewison;
giiinryj Nrltle t.vert. ClaUkanlr.
TUere taill aim I alwiil elijlit liranU
lor alale paper
II you aw thinking ol cUanjliig your
,-unl, or oproiiiR new one, w will
I. -.Iraar.l to tunic- with you In troo
ur ty letter. Columbia County Hank.
Miu Otir Kaily VerniMila, I at
the hoaiHal In rirtlal. wlww an nitra
tion waa rsir.or.nel on he last Mmi.lay
rvcniuK, tor ItiAauiuiatitm ol the maUll
u-rcaa. Tli operation waa perirtel
l,y in. Rutkry, n-l at last account the
.i rratlnK easy, tlioK'i. oli'8 to tli
wrioot natiiraol tlorrrli,Uer Irirml.
art naturally vrr anaioo aUml licr.
LAYING THE CORNER STONE
C'oMMKMVlal. A.'o MT-Va r K1
to owi cbccklni; aecwinUwitH Individ
ual, finua, tocWlira. rocjioraHoiia. an.l
Umk. ami carrtulan.1 iuwt atten
tion to all Uu.ina wlirllier UrKe or
mall. Columbia County lUnk.
Rev. Tliomrmin, ol irebiu. held aer-vlt-M
at the M. I'.. Churrh In tlila city
U.l Sunday, utornloK and evening. The
morning lervk-e waa In commemoration
ul lite fillntli anniversary ol the I.
0. 1'. U& In tbl ely- "
.ttendot, a number ol tlte brethren lnm
lloulton ta?in raeot. Th who
rrr Wcnt tak pI Re. TliomaJ a
IwinR veiy eUoeot and Inttructivc
j-iracher. 1IU arntMn were lull ol id
tliHlita well eiwe-d, and aJaled to
the ititrllluenc ol bi c.nrcKll""- W
lio Ur may raw nt with another iit
in the near fulurv.
Titer I aome probwlrillly ol a Inrnt
ture lacViry WlnK tblihed
Helena. It all depend.
I Uve money to loan on approved
,Mi,.,. -"r'wllWWKIil..
St, Helen. OrrRou
Hon. . W. McIUld au4 wile and
Mrm. W. II. IXilnwn are eampiiiK
Hunker Hill.
. .... l-i-r hudcil tie thi
I lit HCHWKI
wk at Muckle'a wharl in thi cltv.
Indue Dean BlancUard and John Dib
. , . t.ii. ! Si Helen on
i u. l.u Mr. Blanchard ba broHKhl
an injunction anil atint Mr. nibble, to
reitrain bliu Irotii puttiug M a '
it. alteuln that It will
occupy atiout ten leet ol the attrel. A
we undcratand It tlw iietlim i ahether
the original I'oa plat or me mam :..
plat la the trut ptat ol the cltyol Rainier.
Syrup ol White IMnc and Tar. the old
reliable cough remcty. 1'or 1 by A.J.
DemliiK, dniKlfl't.
Mr. K. K. NickeraoM, who roidc be
tween l'ltlburn and Vernonla, wa a
viilor to the county teat on Monday lt
.u.l l.ll. tif-ra aureed to liimiah eveial
buihel ol apple lor Columbia County'
exhll.lt at the 8Uto Kair.
n ...inxiril to our care are
treated a trlclly confideutlal. Columbia
County Rank.
The old court bouae wa built by S. A.
Mile In IHWt, lor a atore and dwelling
lor John W. Woodward and wa aoM to
the county In 1H70. Judge H. A. Mo.rc,
of the Supreme Court, taught achool in
the upper tory and U rememlicred a a
very uccelul teacher and a trict niaci
pllnarian. Willi Morn, now one ol the
i.ii .i....i..ii. ni ilia Klatc. wa one
... ....i ... wln-ii he
oi i no pupil. "
....kl.... .m. nuket than the Judge
thought con.Ulent with good work, he
wn.comtK.-Hed to Join hi hand under
i.i. I.. mmer the floor with III
heel nnlll he thought he had made
,. ..!... ... I..-, 1.1,.. Hi re Ol
cnougn auiiw w -
u...n.tiiM tie would erub a ill
orderly boy, throw him up to the celling
and catch him a he came down, con
.,i.. with a face that would
strike terror Into the Juvenile heart.
.u.mMv mind cure, however, lor
wa very aeldom compelled to reort to
the rod.
k. liri It mnv be mentioned
that the preeiit court house tutid upon
.1.. .1.. ..i .1.. m t.laek home, to whlcll
the people were nccu.tomed to gather
-.1 ... f-r of trouble with the
nilVII HIV I V n m -
Itul.Lini.
fri . nu. ti,MM ntmieer hoUHCA III St.
.tllCIS WIW kiaawiw. ,
Helen., the Unumt lionee, the Imrell
buildiiiK. nnd the Iioiihc jjccu P' W
Mr, irmi-line Mwkr. The u iter
for thee buildiiiK wu brought aromul
the "horn" over fifty year. ago.
8am Knighton and H. A. Mile nwte
the first hrkkthnt wa. burned In Orego .
over fifty year ago. home of it It ami
Tt eVutence In the old houe on the bluff
below St. Helen.
.Samuel (irnliam, Ti'l, Marhlnnd
Churle C.raliaiii, 'h'2, Murhlnnd
John I.niiiUrnon, '47. Ifoullon
Sutun LiiniU-rnon, 't'Z, Honlton
Henry IhiUtoii, '-IK, Scnpxxje
Adam Stump, ''2, ScapKxc
Culhlx-rt Stump, '02, ScaiKxe
Jume IJacon, 'f2, Warren
K O llncon, 'h'i. Warren
Mr. Jaiue )urt, 'Ml, St. Helen
S. A. Mile. Till, St. Helen
Mr. S. A. Mile. St. Helen
Kdwin Merrill, born in '51, I'ortland
Krank IMerrill, bom in '''i, I'niv. 1'ark
Kil Henrici, 81, Sativie
John Henrici. 'ol, I'ortland
Linn Meeker, '62, l'ortlaad
Mr. Clinton Honer, '01, Holbrook
Mr. lsgic Moeck, '62, Rainier
Ceorgc l-'owler, Ixirn in '.W, tioblc
Till'. Ot.llliST I'lONKKH.
The oldest living pioneer of Columbia
Count v i Malioliu McKay, who live
with hi ou Jume nt Sruppoosc. He
wj an employee ol tlic fiimou Hudson
Hay Company, and the lory of hi life
which was published in the Oregoninn
nine time ago, leads like a romance. To
even attempt to ketch it briefly would
Uke the entire opce of a small paper
like the MtsTY Malcolm is now Kl year
old anil hi life ol adventure und hard-
he
THE VKVf (.OIHTIMHHK.
Culuiubia Countv. which u oriruniu-d
in IM4. celeltruti tii-iiiorrnw !! ImvI,ii
ol the cornerstone of the new courthouse.
The old one ha served its purpose as a
public bulldiiiit and wives ulace to a
strtii luie that will atnud for many year
a a representative ol a rotvrou. and
(ttogressi ve community.
Hie county court that let the contract
lor the new tiuildinif iii eiiuitwHit-d ttt
Hon. K. S. Hatlan, County Judge; If.
M.ColvIn ami t,ii-r I.iIkI, Counuistion-
er, aud we believe they deserved the
thank ol the citizen of the entire coun
ty lor securing at a very moderate cost a
courthouse tlwt will brarcouiwrisou with
the best In the Slate.
The architect are Hendricks A Tobcy,
of I'ortland.
The contractor is Mr. 1', A. Krinon, of
Saleiu,
The bmlilinii, when completed, will
cost in the neighborhood of f yi.lXH).
The cilirtu of St. Helen. aitrcciat-
lug the fact that they are the met direct
lnrficUtirs, have invited the ("eoplc ol
Culuiubia County to I their Rtietts. and
neither money nor endeavor lias iieen
istrcdi to make the occasion one that w ill
long lie pleasantly rciucmlarred.
Recognuing the fait that the loiiuda-
lion ol our tnresent prosiierity was laid
. .... l.K. .Its Llimlu liiiiltm.n
. . .-, . . . I .t.i., 1. .leasviutf to a close. We trust
who rrosscil the plaiu to n.uuu a great , -i -
. .. . .. I wi.l be ub c to be with us tomorrow.
Kuipire in me ei, tuc cniuiimitv imp .
e.lended a .fecial InviUtioU to thoc i .e in age au,oK , .e ......
who are yet alive to I present and occu- j "
. . - - r ..:ti lu. ' believe lie l ii'KJiii y" ycum ui utt.
' . i. r.iltniiina i nnntv tn lali. ana
mrctinif of the tuonrcn al iome xime!"" - ' "
tfH i .,. lilt rti-.sfiit tioini at
. ft. I' :....1.s.l , 11111 IKIIIIU IIVM HI" -
HUIlUiC llV . t - . .
the billowing:
Klirabrth I'rrry, 'V, Honlton.
Kliralwth Walts, '.'-. Scaposr.
George Merrill. '17, lieer Island
Ann Merrill, 'fat, St. Johns
Ilckl.ih Caples, '44. Caplcs, Wash.
Kmeline Meeker, 'M. St. Helens
Mr. C. ti. Cpl . '47. Columbia City
Mrs, Nancy iK.lman, '47, Portland
Mr. Alvira llutler, '47, I'orlland
Hon. T. A. Mcliride, '47, Oregon City
Hon. C.e. W, Mcltride, born March 13,
W. I'ortland
T.C. Wall. T'2, ReuUn
Hon. lcail lllancltard, '61, Rainier
Janie Itonscr, '47, Sanvies
S. I). Ikmser, '47, Vancouver, Wnh.
Samuel Hudson, sr . '4H, Mayger.
Charles .Mayger. r., '6K Maygera
Malcom McKay, '4:t, Scapoc
I.yman Merrill, '47, leer Island
Iiti Morton, '.VI. Reulieii
Homer Hrvant, '62, Clatskanie
Sltmt Hryant. '.2, 1'lauknmc
Adam Rarr, '63, Clatrkanie
(icorge Jtarr, '.VI, Clatskanie
Jamc Bnrr, "63, Clatskanie
Win. Rarr, '.VI, Clatskanie
1-:. C. Coiiyer. "IW, Clatskanie
V. C. Terry, lxru in '44, Molnlla
Thorn Cooper, born in '62. Kahuna
Seth 1'opc. r., T4. I'ortland
W, II. Tope, '64, rortland
Abraham Necr. '62, Coble
lv-r Island ever since. "Uncle ticorgc."
as he i called by his intimates, occupies
the oflicc of Justice of the Peace of lcer
Island piecimt, and is good lor many
years ol uselut life,
Tlllt OI.KKST WOMAN flONKKK,
Aiuoiik the honored pioneers of Col
umbia County none is higher esteemed
,,l more univermillv K.ved than lilira-
belh Perry. Mr. Perry wa lwrn in the
State of New Jersey on July I., ami
wa therefore 7'.l year of age on her last
birthday. She came to Columbia County
in IHIf from old Yamhill, nnd has resided
here continuously ever aince. Probably
no woman in tin. County ha so wide an
acquaintance and every acquaintance i a
friend. All the (lay ol her life have
been spent in good work, and her pre
sence in any gathering lend grace nnd
nlrunre to the occasion.
The Mist i sorry that space forbid
any extensive mention of the pioneer
and their record. They were sturdy
MM n,i,t women, and iidoii the occasion
n ich a memorable step in tlic progress
ol our county they arc entitled to etpecinl
For the statistical matter in this arti
elo we are indebted to Mr. S. A. Mile.
himself a tuonecr of the earliest immigra
lion, and one to whom an appeal in be
half of a fellow tnoneer U never made
in vain.
low Amy and Anna George, ol
Portland, are visiting their parents. Mr.
and Mr. Jacob Ueorge, ol ii.ucuy.
Muckle and daughter
ail '" . .
Ague have ut returned fn.ni n visit to
llritish Columbia, ami are w -
cily- . ..
Mr. l'red Cliff, the artut nroiner o.
Dr. II. R. Cliff, h Ke to ,S:m 1'""'
co, where he will do the artistic work or
. large lithographing firm. During hit
stay here be made many friend who will
be pleased to learn ol m prosper..
It
he
Taints, Etc.,
Groceries. Etc.,
Feed, Etc.
All Guaranteed. Etc.
M. C. GRAY.
i.'eli week bring "eiKitor.
Colutubin County Hunk.
Money draft, good anywhere at lowest
THis"t - ,
Thnmnton and Mi I'nrtnely, oi
Gresham. have oeen .." -
Ros. and fumHy ur,u& lue "
Mr. Skuia 1 having a large cl.tern
ullt on hit place In North St. Helen.,
b
Mr. lohn Kaxton, of Warren, lost a
r.... h.,r. bv a ruuawnv lost week. His
... tiaiidliin? the team and had
driven through the outside gate and got
off to shut it, when the horses started in
a r,. for the bnrn. one of them colliding
with nil upright in the burn, and break
ing Its neck. It was a tineanitnai, worn.
about $200.
YASKTON SOTES.
All kind of irrain ha done well nnd
harvesting i nearly completed.
I'nilt i iu crime coniliuon, ana u
kinds except prune., are abundant.
Ir. C. 0. Mover has purcnaseu uie o.
Saulser pluco, nud will move early in
Sept. Mr. Saulser Intends to occupy urn
J. llnyburn place, which he has owned
(or several year.
Peth Brown, Ruth and Nellie Slater,
Will Slater and Tarlcy Brown arc picnic
Inw. fishiiiB, and having a good time
generally on Rock Creek thi. week.
im, T. llolsteiu house, on upper Mil
ton creek, occupied bv Leopold Dupont
....i ,..iiv wa total v uesiroyen uy nre
last Suturday evening. Mr.. Dupont I
..,. ni,..ie at the time nnd had lain down
ST
to rest. The building tooK hre Jrom me
roof and had it not been for the timely
arrival of neighbor, nothing would have
been taved.
VERNON 1 A ITEMS.
Albert linker, who ha Iieen vlsitlne
hit parent at Dundee the post two weekt,
returned Tuesday.
Win. Melllmrer left tiundnv for Port
land, where he expected to get a ticket
for AllK-rtu. He goes to the nortliland
hr the benefit of hi. health -und may
make it hi. home.
Geo. Holt and wife, of Albion, were
doing buaines in our city Monday.
It wis Pomona Grange here Suturday,
and the city wa. full of people from all
parts of the county. See the editor' re
port of the proceedings in another col
li tun.
Miss Stella Iloslord is home from Port
land for her annual Mtuiim-r vacation.
Ilert enme in Tucsduy mi l will be lit home
for a wIiMl- too.
Carl KiiHtrom is the proud father of u
lie v boy nt hi. house, lie bus come to
Stay awhile.
I I y 11 r'raw, who has Ix-cu on disclaim
c ist ol town fur toun time, U It Saturday
for Coble, where he will resu lie his olil
lihiie in a loifxiiii! camp.
O. A. Ritell. of Porthiml. a practical
mill man, spent a few day last week in
the Kelinlcm liM.Wiu.' nt the country tun
ber, streums, millsilcs, etc., to sec what
the prospect might I for investment in
cate one ur two railroad come into the
valley.
Ouitc a numbiTol our people attended
thi picnic given by Mis. Anderson, of
the Keasey school Friday last, and re
ixirt having had a very good day of it.
Mis llirdell Smith and two boys, Cileun
and Kmmct, of Honlton, are visiting rel
ative litre, the Beilstren and lcnt
f imilic.
A. M. Randolph, formerly of upper
Pebble creek, but now residing at Coburg,
and Dr. K. C. Macey, of Cottage Grove,
h ive been having a little vacation along
the cool bank of Pebble and Rock creek,
and visiting some of Mr. Randolph' old
friends and neighbors.
Clare Kddy and Prank Hughe, of
Portland, ient a few day of last week in
thi citv and with friends up Rock creek
way. The boy like to come into tne
valley for recreation.
Miu Merle Shnntiali:iii, ol Porest drove,
it visiting her brothers. Omar and Iirncst
and humerou friend in thi vicinity.
W e are alwoya glad to have Merle come
home.
Dr. O. C. Iliutt went down the river
Monday to 1 gone a week or two.
Mm. Dueiiin and wife have rented tne
hotel aud will take possession Sept. 1st.
Mrs.' Redmond will live in her new nousc
after that date.
O. C. U-e, of Rainier, was interview
ing our people Saturday and thi first of
this week, in the interest of the Register,
and with fair success.
Several of our Nehaletu teacher are
"doing" the examination at St. Helens
this week. We trust they will all get
the reuuired per cent.
Road Commissioner Bergerson and a
force of men and teams, have been open
ing out the new road around the Spencer
hill the just week. This new grade will
be a great improvement to the road east
of the citv.
Mrs. Chas. D. Ross, of Portland, form
erly Mr. Nellie Byuon, who has been
seriously ill for a couple of months past
was brought here last w eek for the bene
fit she miirht receivefrom our pure air aud
water. She wa accompanied ny ner
husland, her mother, Mn. M. R. Km-
mons, and her sister, Mrs. Frank Tracy,
who have been with her during her sick
ness. Mr. aud Mrs. Ross may stop in
the valley during the w inter months.
Mr. Ros is already beginning to get her
strength lack.
Miss Grace Earley wo taken to t.
v-.n.riiu' hiMi.i'al on Monday last. She
ha been ill since July 4th, last, nut
her case did not assume a serious form
until the latter part of last week. Dr.
Hatfield tent her to Dr. Hockey tor an
operation for nn abscess just back of the
ear. and it was succcsstully pcriormeu
Monday night immediately upon tier ar-
rivrl at the hospital. Mrs. Hatfield, and
her sister, Miss Liaie i.nrly. went wun
her and report that Miss Grace went
through the ordeal quite bravely. Hopes
are now entertained for Her recovery.
Onuio meetine will begin on the loth
and continue until over Sunday, the 20.
Quarterly meeting will be held on Sat
urday, the 18th; communion services
on Sunday the lllth ; missionary Sunday
on the Stith. Rev. II. E. Hornschnsh,
the new presiding Elder nnd oilier out
side ministers wili be here.
C P B I SH OP
PORTLAND'S NEW CLOTHIER
SUCCESSORS TO SALEM. WOOLEN MILLS STORE
-r .. -majt
swii'n - iMnsyf
0
-',-0
- -
THE BEST FRIENDS
r lsncinocc u 1ifvo 'n thnsjo who cnitie to US as
All aJUOiiiW?; ii tvv j t s- iv '
"doubting Thomases." They said they were "Irom
Missouri" anu we "snowea iiiem. vni uu
same for vou if you will give us a chance. Our goods
are what you want.
87 3rd St., Portland
H. flORdUS
ST. HELENS
Carries a Complete Line of
Groceries
Dry Goods
Hardware
Crockery
Flour and Feed
Hay
Notions
Candies
Stationery -Fancy
Goods
I. . i .i-. .-..rvH,;.iir .uallv kei.t ill a firs
Ai..ea rnMi Kin-hiinilise Store. Mv
.. ,11 iw. (r,n.l a reasonable as anv
iior in Polmnbia County. Vour trade
solicited.
L. S. FRAKES,
352 MORRISON ST..
PORTLAND, OREGON
V-ssV.'sV --sv-si-sv-sv.'V'sw
DESIGNSHS OF
sVsVsVsVsV
SV
PAcint?348 "3 FINE MILLINER Yg
SPECIAL HATS MADE TO ORDER
CjyColuuibiaVounty People are especially invited to Call and InspectBJ
IS:. J&S-)
2 TRAINS DAILY 3
TO
ULLL'TH MINNEAPOLIS
ST. PAI L
PKXVKIt-t.IM'ul.X- O.MAIll
K.A ( ITV-ST. I lll'l.-i
THE EAST
WARREN 0TES.
Mr A. A. Smith has nearly compieiea
hi new barn nnd ha a dwelling house
well under way.
Mrs. Elitabeth Hendricka it enjoying
an extended viit from her brother, An
toiiv Turninn, whom she had not reen
for ninny years. Mr. Turman enjoys
thi. country and climate well enongh to
consider making his home in Columbia
County,
V'oodmen of the World is growing nt
Warreu. Five new members a to be
taken in next Saturday evening.
n.irnn nnd Lur-scn have added eight
cases of shoes to their shoe department.
They are now well supplied wun u
sixes.
The Noon threshing machine is busy
threshing one of the largest crops ever
,n m ihia nlace. Mr. Southard is
general manager of the Noon ranch and
i making quite a success oi uu mrKo
farm.
Mr. Vin Grewell has returned to ar
wn tn viit old riellds.
Mr. Bennet has soid out his interest in
the Warren Lumber Co., to Mr. A. H.
Tarbell.
Mr. Wash Muckle is having a large
number of logs hauled out over hi new
logging rond.
Men have been very senrce here this
summer. Wages were as high, as $2M
iliiv nn.l lioard.
Mr. T.aker is adding more stock to her
store. .
In Helf Defenao
Major Ham, editor and mnnacer of the
Conatilutionaiiar. .uii..ei
lie waa llireelv attacked four years ago,
bt piles, bought a box of Uiu-kleii's Ar
nica Salvo, of wbfeh ho says: "It cured
me in ten unve ami no irouuio enira
Quickost healer of burns, sores, cuts and
wounds. 26ctrrry & Urnham.
EDISON!
German
Coach
Stallion
Owned by the Clatskanie German Coach
Horse Company, will make the season ot
llKXi, commencing April 10, as follows:
Tuesdays at Deer Islaml
Wednesdays at lloulton
Thnmlays and Fridays at
SfflitiMinsi
Saturdays at Holbrook.
J. T. GRAHAM, Manager
Buv on CresiMt
this $60 Machine for $25
WBCHT WEMID. ble bail bean iii." iwk-
litca, aouuie ..-v..,
lUrosiliug slimUv: h
.utomstio bobbin wll.lor
and uthi-r Utostlmj.rovo
Dients. This Is lh ANTI
TRUST MACHINE. 1U
the unn midline uRcnts
are asking you jailor. All
lUi'bmoui go with curb
mavlilne. S.M (or only
1. k ..t ntntithlv.
Gevurtz Furnlturo Company
US-US First St.. nraiM"".""'
The Regular Yellowstone Park Route
Via Livingston and Gardiner Gateway, the Government Official
lCntrance tc the Park.
SEASON JUNE I TO SEPT. 20.
SlilK KUKOPE
n- VOC WILL, BUT
SRU VXIKIUCJ FIRST
START EIGHT. SI'E
YELOWSTONE
NATURES URKATEST WONDERLAND
I'AHTICULAUS AT 235 MOKKISOX STREET
A. D.CHARLTON
Assistant General I'assenjjer Agent
Portland Oregon
tv. .l tr our customers everv fa-
, ' V - . -
InK anu are limy equippcu iu ug.u
i .': .... .. .. ,1 HiaH,Atf.nlaaM.
sausiactory survive u.m.j .
Columbla County Bank.
Qn.EinviN Ross,
PHYSICIAN & SURGKON
ST. HELENS. : ! ORKHf
T C. FISCUKR.
ATTORNEY-AT-LA'.
H.US1ER . OREGON
-jR.H. R. CLIFF, .
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
8T. HELENS, 1 ! OREGON.
NtlTKK OK INTi:XTU TO Affl.V FOl!
1.1QCOK LICENSE.
To nil icroiH o-un-cvnotl. an.l lo I ho local votrrs
now iu'lniill.v ii'sialna i" tl.tble t'lveinot. 'o
lumbiu I'ountv. Slaio of Or.-yon, hi l urticilliir:
You mill fio-li of von will Into noiioo nml you
are heroin notiilod Hon 1. SunfoM K. linns, will
on oilnes.hiv.ilu. ".lb ilnv of s, ii..v.i. noly lo
(ho llononilAo ronnly I'oniH of tho Sliilo nl
Oroon. In nlol for IhoVonnly of l olmnliu. for
n lioi'iiso I.i soil Kt.irilu.tn-. villous ami mull
linuort an.l for.i.i-liU'.l rlli't In les .i.liintil il"
Unm oi.ou-i.lloii. for pori.l of six iiiomhs.ni
in tho vlllu-o of lo.l.lo. in lioMo freeinct, i- r
l.nul.ia t'oninr. stnlo of t.rouon: which n
plioutioii will he sii.'"H.'. ami lo.l iinn the
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PETITION.
Ill the Countv Court of Hie -t;ito of Oregon for
the I'ounty ol t'olniuhliu
In the mutter of Hie uiu'lienlion of Snnlonl K.
Hulls lor a lieense lo sell sj.il iluoiis. vinous nml
O .u 1 f..rn.OO...! i.iOo). iM 1S1 Oilt.ll-
aities thiill ono uallou. at toihle. in Oobloiue-
... , .i , -..i.ttl v tilnlu it. Ilrpttilli:
To the Honorable- County Court ot Columbia
. 'i.unt v. Oreifoll :
Wc, the lni.ler lifttdl, fomi.rislna; an actual
majority of tho whul- number ot U-xul voters of
.;.i.i 'ivwimi. t'oluiiil'ia loimiy. Mate of
............ a ...I who ii. oi' roxiilo ill anil have
.....ri.. ...i.i...i f,t ..,(.1 c.ihlt. I'l-oeiiti't for
i more than 1 1. Ill V .lays 'limeilmtely i.rvwilllia
llioitflleot siKiiius. iiuni; ami oi-.i.uii"" ...
this m'tiilou. liorohy resvi-ll'ully netlllon this
!.... ..r.il.lo rourl touraut to siinloiil 1'.. nuns .
........... . ,, ,,,uU I,...
lu'ose in si 1 1 b..i .i.i....... , .........
uors anil H'ruieinou eineriu less Mu:.i,.ii-i .m...
ii.... ... .!.o,L. It. tn.hlf. I'riHnnet.
I'oluniliia t.'oimty, Male oi Oresoii, for a nerloil
of six mouths.
Kaoli 1). IV.IIPI. Clmrles Youn'J, li. S. Foster,
Flovtl llntor. J. A. WlKttliw, II. L. llater. T.
.. '....I l- 1 .1 IO....I. I ll.-.. H..V . lll-.ttl-
..loriaiin. r.invmvi in.. ., ... ... . ..... - -
lev. John l.illem. I'oli.r lloeseh. Henry l'lk". K
N. llannuou, i-raua .viorriu. o, ,-i-.v,.-, .....
Carey. . i- 1 ll''l'1,l1.'',v ,'. 'V V. o i .V ..I
ton, liosea iioiKe.v.. r.. ..ihk.iisici. .........
J. I.. Huslo A.ti. llilitil.i;. (He I'elersoil. C. A.
Kerr. r. II. .Murt.uv, u. K. Aiinner. c. a ciiiiui.
Comlou, Orville YouniS, l'ltos Urisootl, M. A.
ciilv's, W. U Hurley. J. C. Zialer, Oerne V.wter
Jr.. A. O Jui-Uson. J. M Fowler, J. B. l lyile, C.
C Fowler, J. v.. Sulherlaml, Ahe Link. II. M.
Fowler. K. W. f owler. it. miuerts. o. uus,
Y. E. hhiklnsler, Frank He Omnia. V ictor Fa
rer, Christoiili.T Mi'tlim, lleorv Vtclier, L. A.
French, O. E. Ilnmur. li. V, Week. Jaek fc.hr
linuei', tieoriit' 1'ilscni.erM, J. t . Hear, J- VV.
ThonntM.u, L R. Olllesfle, R. L. Keany, fc. O.
"tkeels, Fred Lem-aclier, Hert Makiuster, Ueo.t..
Fowler, K. J. Jlotlitl, 11. Link, T. O. Walla, al
ter Hnuler.
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noF-noN
p Snoi(rLiN&
and Union Pacific
Daily.
("NlilN 'jfKi'iiT. ifTeaxes I Arrives.
i'aii'AiHl- t'OKTLANtt 9:iA ATM f. M.
SI'Ki IAI. forme Eai I itanj. .ujr.
via lliiiiiinatnii, li l
At UK ANK FLYKR. :!'t P. N..:' Ii.
for Fasten. Washlna-i, DailJ.
Inn, Walla Walla, Jw;
Isiiui, Coeur il Alene!
ami t.real Northeruji
.u.it.t. It
1 I Tvtii ' K X ! R KSS; a:15 P. M. 7:li A. M
for the East via Hunt-j Dally. I DUy.
illfitOU. J
Lower Columbia River.
Steamer Hassali leaves Portland dally, encept
Snu.lav, atS;00i. in. Uaturttay J0:0u p. m
for Astoria and way landing. RMurulnit
leaves Astoria al 7:0(1 . m. daily, exeept
Sundry. A. L. CRAIG.
Ge ueral Faseuner Akcdl PORTLAND Or.
ESTAHI.t-nED
JOHN A. BECK
DEALER IN
Watches, Diamonds, SilYcnare,
....JEWELRY....
Kepaiiing a Specialty.
Alder Street. Bet. Front 4 SinU POBILaSD
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