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Newspaper Page TextOREGON MIST Entered at the Po-jtoffice t St. Helena, Oregon, as seconl-clast until niattcr. Isstwn Evkbv Frioav Bv E. II. FLAOO. Editor and rnoprnKfon. One copy, one year, in advance. . $1 00 Si months M Lethal notice 2o cents per line. A DIRECTORY OP COLUMBIA COUNTY SCHOOL OFFICIALS Complete list of the officers of Columbia County school districts for the school year beginniug June iS, 1906, and endiug Jutie 17, 1907. Compiled by County School Superintendent I. H. Copeland, Houlton, Or. Joint Districts FRIDAY. Oct. 5, I'.KW. TURKS YEARS NaMK ll. lHKtVOKii-ri.Mli TO NKHVK TWO VS.R NAJIK OF CLKKK ( XK YKR CHAIRMAN UK ItOAKDj COLUMBIA COUNTT CATTLE. - Mr. r. A. I'mkes, f Seepixxwe Col unibia County, Oirpi:', v illi tlieeinplia . ail on the word Oregon, exhibited his Holitein cmtb tit the Intestate Fa r, recently hill at Yakams, Washington, and wo heroailh append the result a given by the Spokesman Review: I j the H.iUtein rUt, V. A. Flakes' I Rir MrthilJ Jewel was first and llawl wood form's ir Ornish IVkoI second. In the clafa fur junior yea' ling lull?, Hazelwood (arm won without conire tition. In the b'lll call class Frakes' and HitxeUood each hadtwoensrie., one of dairy tye and one for beef. Fr.ikcs' KirLunde Dckol won llio lilue riblioii. Ilar-elwood farm getting second and' third. In Iheclass for ajed coas Frakes' j Chloe Methilde was Gist and his Iuikje IVkul fecoml, and II tie wood got third. The Frakes heiicrs were the tirst prise winners in the Holstein class, with linxelwoud second. In the junior year ling heifer?, HajtelwooJ got first n.l third and Frakes second. In aged herds' Ilruelwood wan second and Frakes first. In young herds this was reversed. For the best sire in earn class, Frakes was first and llaielwood second. For pro duce of cow, Frakes got first. Forchain pion bull, 2 years old or oyer, Fiakes got tirst and lluzelwuod farm second. The award for champion aged cow went to Frakes. For champion heifer under 2 years, Frakes got first and the reserve champion award went to Hazelwood farm. The firtt for grand champion on both bnll and cow went to Frakes. We notice that the Washington paper makes no mention of the fact that the cattle achieving thi great victory came from Oregon ; but probably that was an oversight as the Washington papers are always keen to give full credit to the products of their sitter stale. We suggest to Mr. Frakes, however, that hereafter behave his stalls placarded ''Colombia Countv. Oiegcrn," in order that his home county utav receive credit for his good i work . M Collins K K tjuick Jiunes tiait'ei a. . . II K lU.b ee Chris Jo mou . . . A Strebe N F Baker WallerShearer ... tiustav Lang W Itt'olvin John Ureenliageii C Bergotson J DCain J I' Sheol-y K B Wood W F Melunan ... William Wwal. .. . Johanna llcax-k Mr T Morris (i W Jordan Win Ehiot. t...... Oliver Burria. A L FairchiM Wiu l'riiitflt Carl Merino U K Stratum Chan Hiller A I langerud S M B-ials J N Brinn Mrs E II Fisher. . . Swan Norgren Chas Norman BSCowen Chas Liuren Ale Seer Chas. Kratxke ... M E Kriokon ... John Walcuk ... M O Olson John t'lmen Columbia Cross Mat Anunda J F Ti money Otto Siedelinan Malinda Ijne ti W I'aiker John Banzer Ralph Rogers S Saulzer 1' Berersoa M Randa Y O Walker Ilarrv West Martin White C X Fowler Ira Tardier M F. Vft W Httntwr K F larn John lledlund lien tirant J J tieary C I. tiraham T M Tucker KT Hughe J T Adams K B Wilcox J Rich A I. I'arker Mm. Thoa.lVttijoho T Morris j SO I load ley j Mrs M J Powell j Henry Rnd liiiuin . I Jno Stockenberg.. . Andrew Elliott Oiof Jarvi Chas Erickson 1) Maeill W F Rk-kert W H Reed C R Ilvde M M Harvey ... J W C arte ma 'i . W H Kyser James (ten try. . . John Waisanen. J W Patrick .... B C Makinater.. A Ericknn John Ililde brand X A Calmberg . D R Fowler. ... V A Young Jacob Telva C E Urahaoi E lleinzer A Birkenfeld V V Hart J E Dow I-orj Rogers W E Eversavl . J II Turk II Olson D McLean W E Stevens Edwin Uoss J II Edwards O II AnMine N Merrill Joe Brown 1' II Lnnd W A Hudson Alhert Johnson... H I. Coliin W V Miiclsv Willmru Hall F M Fowler K ti Shan nulla u .. C II Boisvert R S Lovr-hice. ... V S Mellinger . . John I .on in Boeck . O E Wonderly Anlnne Wise' O W Armstrong. . . tiust I'etetson . . Win Kolierts Frank J Peterson. John Johns C F UnirM.lt J FCheldelin F R Adams Win Dotson G I. Tar bell - I t.l,v.k. .; Mr llolman .' C Snyder .! X I'lnekney, .j Caleb Kinnunen.. .ICC Fowler ! F.dwanl Black ... .j lohn Kjellberg ... I T Wilson .! O S Anderson C Sauervein W R Holmes Peter Anamla TCTiinoiey W I Ravmoiid J W Foster E Nirkerson ....... C U Umlgren J A McDonald A II Tarbell Kiley Thomas , E Ludviiiwn Wui Wright M J Englert II P Watkins J A Holiday K P Bums S CTichenor C B Harris Win I loll A E Harvey A DHoladay (ieo A tiJaham j Frank II Meker . . ) C W Mellinger Julia Both .1 Arthur Johnson Martha J Barr .) C K Brant; j Johntl Pringle .' Thos I'ettijohn ' I. Sonneland .: T C Watts . W D Case ... . X DPetron .; Fred Flnhrer .1 Nettie 1! IVterson . . J H I.nnti jnrvi i Oliver Selon J C C Keasey T Wtiranl John Me Adam . .. Fred Briggs W Fllvatt John lSaltn . . ...... Ella M Kvser Harry C U'ood Oscar Wawsneu ... C W Makinster... Emily Bishop Oliver Anderson . . tiust Anderson E E Hojyberg T W Robinson M P Young. John Anunda C O Thaver (ieo M Holt Mary Foster S V Malmsten F E Maluibeig .... Katie Mclfcwald . . Win Resimius J K Dallas X B Olsen M McFarlaml rl.KHK'D All'KKS- Sj-apixxMP . St. Helens. . lleer Island. Rainier. . . . 1 Clntskanie . Sauviis Warrvn Fisihhawk . . ScapixKwo . . ManOi'and . St. Helms . . Vernon la . . . Rainier .... Yernnnla . . . , Clalskanio . Rainier Vernotiia . . Verminia . . . Rainier. . . . Reulien '. Pittsburg . . Mist M avger .... Mist : Quinry i ClaUksnie . Vernotiia . . . Scappouse . . Mayger . . . Yankton Mist Clatskanie . . Kvser ... IVer Uland Clatskanie. . tiolile (iohle Clatskanie. . Yankton Fishhawk . . i S'ankton . ClaUkanie . Clr.tkanie. . Rainier... . Albion Mist Yernouia . . . Mist Anokas Warren Kist Marshland West port . I a 3 4 IV ll 7 8 !l 10 II IS It u 114 111 17 IS Ml A L'l .. St 1M ih A ' :a :il :t.' x 3 V M ,'tr 40 41 42 411 44 M 48 411 60 ,M '2 S3 54 :3 WHO WIU BE BENEFITED. Ramsey Park Grange, located at Dufur, j Wasco County, Oregon, baa adopted a resolution calling upon the Legislature ' to provide for the employment of con- j victs at making grain sacks, and asking that these sacks be sold to the farmers at ! cost. At present the convicts are leased; EDUCATIONAL DATA COI.l WBU COIATV, ORI-OOV For Ih Ytar F.adiat Jaat 17. IiKliealn nalarjr o( prinetl. an l,.ll..in princiil lry in.li pale numljrr of rnnnw. HEUHST AHO HIS PLATFORM. The nomination of W. R. Hearst for Governor of the Empire State by the In dependence League and by the Demo cratic State Convention insures one of the most intereiftingcainpaigtis ever witness" ed in Xew York. The Republicans have pitted agaiuet him Mr. Hughe?, who made himself conspicuous by his ex poeure of the insurance scandals. He is probably the strongest man they could have selected, and it is generally believed that his nomination w as forced by President Rooevelt, in opposition to convicts. the other Republican boses for it must j upon the roads, letting each countv be admitted that the President is some thing of a boss himself. But Sir. Hughes is not going to have very smooth sledding, and it Ualtogether possible that lie mav be defeated. to the firm of Goldsmith & Loewenherg i who employ them in their penitentiary j stove factory, paying the State about 35 i cents per day, which is about one sixth j ol what free labor can be had for. These ! convict-made stoves compete with those j made by free labor and prevent the es tablishment of a stove factory in this State. Their employment in the manufacture of grain sacks would be of benefit to a large number of persons, but still it is not clear that the wheat growers of East ern Oregon and the Willamette Valley are entitled to have their grain sacks furnished them at cost by the Scate or that this is the best wav to euiplov the Why not put them to work if it so desires, have as many of them as may be deemed best, under such regulations as will secure their humane treatment j and prevent their escape. The men who ! would be the most benefited by grai n i Hearst is phenomenally strong with the sacks at cost are the very ones who least working people, to whom he has always been a 1'rm friend. He is independent and fearless, and has plenty of money to carry on hia campaign. His platform, announced before he received either nomination, and to which he still ad heres is worthy of close study, and is as follow s ; I am a Jeircrfon Democrat, and that, as I understand it is practically the same as a Lincoln Republican, for the Repub lican parly was formed to restore the action of the Guvernuient to the princi ples of Washington and Jefferson. I believe in the impartial enforcement of the laws as they exist. j I believe iu public ownership of public utilities. But the Dnl qualification for public ownership is honesty iu office and inde pendence in voting. I believe that the protective principle Is valuable iu iteelf but has been un reauonaby extended and outrageously hbtied. I believe in protection for infant in dustries. I believe in urotection for American labor. I believe the tariff j should bemodiUed and public on nership inaugurated, but that both should be done cautiously and conservatively, with due regard to the stability of business interests and the perpetuation on which we all depend. I believe iu the testraint and regula tion of tnikts mid monopolies by law. I believe in laljor unions and farmers' granges and organizations that promote the distribution of wealth, and I realize that the prosperity of legitimate business men d -pciid upon the purchasing power of the maeee. I believe in every measure that gives the people more direct control cf the Government. I believe in direct nominations and opeu primaries. I believe in purity in politics. I will run in thiscampuign, not merely representing the Independence League, not merely the Democratic paity, but I hope, the people of the State of New York. I appeal to them and make my pledge to them to retain for them the lights they Hill haveand to restore to them the liberties they have lost. It seems to us that this will meet the npprovul uf Ihe people. Ilis utterance need any such assistance from the State the owners of the vast wheat ranches of j Eastern Oregon. i ULOOt i'OISOMNG Results from chronic constipation, which is quickly cured by Dr. King.s Xew Life Pills. They remove all poison ous germs from the system and 'infuse new life and vigjr; cure sour stomach nausea, headache, dizziness and colic without griping or discomfort. 25c. Guaranteed by all druggists. They raised ViO.OoO in a single day in Seattle, as a subscription to the stock of the 1909 fair. Iu worth every cent of it just as an advertisement of the town. 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Guaranteed by all druggists. Trial bot tle free. i Wlipn vnu hnv that new fall suit of Welch, remember his iron clad guarantee "IF NOT RIGHT. WELCH MAKES IT RIGHT." I have money to loan on approved real e-tate security. ' W. II. POWELL. St. Helens, Oregon SUMMONS. 3Iade Rights :Fit Right,: rPriced Right In the Clrcnll Court of the Htale of Orc'iron lor IMC.'UIIIY III toitiniiiia. I I.I ! Cole, UlUJMtlir. H. W A. (Joll-. f1f.vnr!a,tl To w. A. Cole, il.-renIuiit in the above uulltlnl mill: In Die mime of Ihe Klnte of Owa-on nm ' hereby rmiuired ami ooiiiinniiilirl lo ama-ar anH i uiKHertlie eomplalnl lilel analniit you In the nlHive-eiultleil suli iH'iweeii uow and Ills flfih (Jay of Octottvr, ItiOfi. a mII ult In commute! tiy i.lnliuKT nimlinl 1 yru lor iihsoluu- illvori, and ( you full 10 an er belnevii now ami aaiil linn-, for nam thereof ihe lilulullll will take Juliiii.m Hmilust roil for nn iiboliil(. lyor! an.l rluMi.l,iil,, the timrrlxL-H now exlelliiu between you and the ! iii'l pluintiir. 1 Thlsaiiininons lanerrerl l,v niihllealloii In our. nance to an oMer nimte by the llom rnble T A. Mi ltilde. liKiiti! ol the l ln ult Court of the I MlHle of Orejoii, for the ttoiinty ol 0I11111I.U 1 unit,., nitieum nun. onai. rMin nrfii.i. hniiMu I Unit Ihe Ilr.l pult'liiithiii of Ihli 111111111101111 fIinII l.e made on ihi'-'Jili av ot Ant,.i kmui in) the laiill qiiention is especially clean'1.'1" ' pabiieailmi be nuule ou th 5tn .1 , . . '. ..'; duv of October. I'JUii. SUITS $7.45 to $25. WELCH THCLAogAN 221-223 HOUBISON ST CORHEB FIRST, PORTLAND. Itml toiiimeuihible, and embodies the belief of vast numbers cf Republicans, j HPKNCKR A DAVIH, Allorne)Ior j.ulullfr. One Dollar will fit you to eye glasses or spec tacles, I'erfcct fit guaranteed. Your eyes fitted at home. Write fur free Ixaiklct describing our method. Kemcnihcr, the glasses wc fit you to are worth .3.50 any where on earth. Our price, only fl.Of). OCR RKKUKINfi detriment is most rr,niiltr.Maliiaiirlnsl.u Walrlinlraii.il W.MI; S-nd our woilc by KSlnlcKd maiH 2.J0 repaua any watch. METZGER & CO. at sun nuMwt, roiTuao, ou. Hojy Sfgmea ASTORIA 0AVan8 EiQARDTNO flCHOOL ForYouno Ladies SPECIAL ADVAMTAOtO IU MVSICOe).tlrly metbcK)) LANCliAOEJUTERATURC MIYJ1CAL OULTUREC aI3aaMit.i.i i miiu K or iNTrTtiM to ai im v roil I.tgt UH I.U KNK. .ll tt j 1 'Ion Infer, vi III on fatunlay Hi. I ulai r.!';Vp,U.'r: ! aWlv to lb. Honor.. ' - 1 ...m ol Hie Mile nivrvr... - . 1 I'lilcr to h ."'lelhll li H;'. :!;:x:ii-."re-'i ' ""-"i,h- lollewlna petition. I" I'KTITIOM. In the Count Court nl IhrWale ol Oreitou lor lh County ol Columbia. In the matter of Ihe applleallon il f A . Bluek 'll ii. w.J. 1 loniiuier lor a llwnw P wll anlrllii vlnoii. and mat H'P'or" ' niruifl hler In le- .piaiillllM tl '' sal loll at K a ..M-. PI l. .PI-0-e .riiwt. t ol unitila Coiiuiy. Htatr ol iiimon: To the llniimahlo Coiiniy Court nl ColaiiiWa County, tliviioii; We, the muter Imusl. eouiprl.tnt Mif majorllt ol Hie Kh.il" iinmlwr ol leal ot..rol .ai.W Pwluii Coluniiiia itmniv. Maieoi lirwxii. and who now re.l.l. Ill au.l halo ' lually re.l.le-l In mid f a..ne rnn-lnel lor mora man mim uaia r, 1-"- Ihe dale ol aKnlut. nllll and piwlilallon ol tlil. I..IIUOI1. heivhv wtwifully Win on lnl H011.1lal.leC011rlloBt.nl lo K. A lllaeawall and W.J. Clonlnser a IIikIim- Im wll ,lrlluu". iIiimm and mall 1141101a nu t terim-ule.1 elder In lk .piaiillin. than one nalloli, at in ape. In aiu"' I'rtHiiiiA. Coliunl.la t ouuli, Hlale uf iiiv.iii. lor a wrhl ol otw i. II. ti l.rathail. la"llMil. K I Sinllli C. II llliiiielll.uhau. I'eler Maen ! ll.Uil . H. r,nlol. W 111. J. loan. A Hell, A. II I arwll. M onndi m n. If-. llrlihow. tt. Callahan. K While 1 lia. lt..lol.. John Meu Maltcr, I' Holiwr. 111 K. Miawwr. J Zr-U mall. . .iuiih K. I. Mrka ll lluhniu. Jaa r.Mto T It rdn.nl. V. A. I lorlllUer. ,. rldo moil. I M. Ilriant. . Wrat. II. H I arwll. J I'. Iiail". Cat! Krrldle. 1 . Kluill. Id. K t . Harlwr. R A. U.hIuIuii. J Vrwimaii. l- II Tuekir. S II. Mrkay K T II01.1. J J. II ISinu. ll II I.. kulPlleul l . Harheldar K. H Vdami. John eiat, ll. C. Mi'Nolt. J K Max-r., Tho.. Sutler. I to- Meier. H A Mi k . Jullin Cratiirr. I rauk loat.lanl, Ilarrv Miaw. i.iki M, Jone, K. J kaimncjef. Jllll'la nrh.vula-nj. tt 111 llaiuiou. K, llaer. S . .Nelartn. A II llowden. 1). l-area. Victor CartMui, John U'rov, V 4 Chlwnore. W . llil.K . i.f, H. I. Ioin, I'ml kaiiitneiyr, Heo Krnkei. J. r'ree man. Ilrrtnau heuiiiMt. ! M. !(. . II. M,rks, II M iiui.,11. i". eod.tpr,K. M union . I, earth. W Weini. John Chlman. John JohliMUl, W Tn. A . .Iii,lr.n, II. Ilal.ln.kt V IV. i.ranl. 1 HaMnk. 1 llailwrled. k vrrutaii, K c. llai.A. H. IVhtllen. ie. vpwi. IV Italowil.T Teller. J J llavllk. A. V Haloh. il, l,lnr. ittM,. r.lnemtu, vt til. I'owell. J U. Mr kny Um. Ali.ler.iu J. I.. nhorit. Cha. C Irolell A. M. Welil. K. lt, I..C. imb. 1,. II. Ilurham.J. Nraan. J II Moiilrlllli, 1.1 1 ran font. o. rVhtnUlt. ti. . kuienoli. K. K. Ilulehlnaol). Notie tl lultnlif ta Applf lr Uquor Lictnti To all ierin eom-i-rilel Von and ea.-h ol you altl lake n.Hlee that I. John Kr,.ruiau. Kill on (be !lh dav ol Noirmlr. A. I. 1''. appti lo ine ' oiinli l ouri 01 toliti-.i'ta 1 onnii . Ma'e nl tlryffoii. ir a lieetlv t ell pirlluou. iluoiis ami innll lliptorK and hard rider In ,,iaulitn leart lhail one sallott lor a erl,t of twettv luutitha III Ihe vlllaae ( ri. app.Miw. in n.-.ip i.Hiav nnainil ( uiitmloa Cotini . urrvou.w hirl pplleattou will tw huAed UhiU lha f ilhmiiis ta-tlllon III theCounii Court nl ihe Ntale ol iiireon. hi and lor trie t utility 01 1 iiiuii.u. Ill the uiallrr ol (tie appiientl..tt ol John rrer man for a lii-eii towll pirltuoo. luou. and mall ll'iuor. aud hard i-lder. Ill ,piantllte iea man one gallon, 111 .tiMm precinct ( oluinbla 1 oiiiity, llri'ifoii. To ihe honorable Couui) lourt ol lha ritatrof ureeoii. lor the ( ollilt) ol t olitmiua . We. the lnideral(iie.t, leaat tolerv and rvid dent of ri-nMM Prwluel. Colombia 1 '.Mint . Oreifoii, Mho h.ie arntally rtl.lel III tald t-fa elm-t thlrly dn) prior to Ihe ateulut and fltlu ol thlft Ktlllon. would reinH-lfiitlr la-llilon your honorable bl. at lha regular trni ol the !,! i-nuiil) I'ourt. 'Oluluelu'lua oil H etueatlai . the'th ,ta ol MoVelul.-r I'ai to In held In tin fotinty omrl tntur til the rllr of el lleleii. Iu aid rounly and a'.te. Ibal a lb-elite tn sraulil lo John freeman lo m-II olrituoii. ilnou. and malt tl'iuom. and hard el.lel. In iilnli11e4 than one nation. In VApi..e pretlmi. Cohitn bla I cnilltv, Oreaoti. and linil iielt tl.etlor tw I ailed to aald John freeman lot a iH-rl.xt ,' Inolllha Irom Ihe th dal ot V.oen.U r. 1 O. all of w hti h your .etltlier w 111 10 el .o . Ilernialt .hi-Ii uillt.i til.lw e lAiiae, to M-hmlH. r 'I Jt'TI J II Hi All, 1. I i,..le. J.ilill Mhmi binder, K i Mi k ..)i. K t Itenh .sr. A II hilleu J lux. It A Nt.'k.v, V V II. I, h, ll A Mi'ilulni) V leu.r Kahln-k. V i.r,.nl. IV Andrraoti. li -!. A erinall. ll AdaliM. J ll,ihinail. I I (I lHiiiuell.ll llarou. Oetetl Maiers, II amltt,. I' Hoiiaer, l,eu K llnlwll. iiiliu IrKumnu, y,) irawliml. M A IU.lM-l.l..r 1 II udder, t A Kralea. Tliouia. Mererr, K I' MrNiill, I i II,,, I) ttali-h. Y kauimeier. K ll kamtueier. Vt J ii llafey, l,o Wlnt. Wleal. J wilti JOB PRINTING 18 OUR DU8INE83 7K have the Imt and wont V fully iMjuipiu'tl .lob Print in Otllcu in ttilumhia tVmnty Jnl iff are prepared to do alt kind of Printing on short not ire and tit most reasonable, prices mmmmmsssm-ssmsssmmm!mmmw!m!m I TRIAL Will CONVINCE OREGON MIST E. H. QUICK A. M. HOLTON The Columbia County ABSTRACT AND TRUST CO. tlti.ks kxaminkd vj." abstracts made Nos-Rksipknt Taxk.s Paid C" Loans, ktc Rkai, Kstatk H. HENDERSON, REAL ESTATE, JERSEY STREET. ST. JOHNS, ORE. Anv communication from tnv fiiltiiiihi.t fntinw tVion1. r. Kanlini; invcstnictits in St. Johns aud vicinity will recti prompt .ma can-nil consideration. tlll'h I'fNitl. I K Mmrrs W ui HuriiM-ti. l I. k uteris- I'nyrir, 11. ihehmu, Kl K, 1. M i.rm, J.ht a i Ii.iilm.cr, John J rmy, John J-ltn.ii u M iiiin-Urwiti, Juiiti m htwulMrir. Otrturyt. k Krnttc H'itiirr (irrhrt. into A Millif, h l.in, iivrniHii lut.ii,wkv.J mhmtlt. I. ,(, ttfUolil, Mtitrolxi MtK'. K'l U'lU. J -n rlft.i. fsrti W Hiiin,t 11 tirk. i It I Urn A ILuijtcrti.l, A Aii'trrM.ii. A IUrtr. ( rt II Kr.-I.lt. A M Witmt, J..lin 1 him tut, tl 11 l'4rrvit A Nvwrnan. J I'avHIi-k. W W IYt. J lr. m t ;h(m.rf. H NcumAtin, (j Nciihinuh. K Wirt t rtst in. ii tfi.u.a.mi, t. (-.nit, on, r v, n-it. n Iuihiii. T i lUimt. MtH. r Tronrll. f II 1 ti, k... .. Kint'rwiti. I K Krct-injiit, K J- tui-iH. J.J Vimu, a It IJirn'M. MONMOUTH STATE NORMAL SCHOOL CJ "' sntti yea tAV mm. Three (nil n ii-tlil car Sept. 2H. eutirset uf "tuily. Higher cunrsn recoKiiiceil in Wasliinntoti nnil other slittes. fhe Ijest ami shortest way to a atatd anil lilo pnper. Ailditional wink in U,t, ffVlmH) and speeial inellioilaj aUo, seliool uiKimuiiiiieiii lor KrHiltxl anil yindej sehooli will U. Kiven uiiiniim rear. Uingur terms, higher wnges nml lictter onporltniitita , M.M u Normal grmliittle,, ki,,,1M) Jj ors apprwniite tlis .iiMirir anility ol Motniiouth gniilmiu-H, nml ,1B tlKitintltl far cxeeeils tin, siiholv Catalogue containing full ;0V ,. t on will Ih. hent on application CorreHpon.lenca invlteil. Aihliess J. h. V I!i;ti.i:u ttegistrar. J KiiihfB CNIIOREN S SHOES AIE THE III! A OOMPLETE LINE. OF SUITABLE KINDS FOR WINTER WEAR t VWUrU-MT) T WALKOVER AND jrvniVHII O SOROSIS STORE A WASHINGTON ANH THIRD STS. FOMTtAHC, MM ae BANK OF RAINIER laplUlHioca, M0.OO0. l allr PM. TransarU a general Unking 'ju,!,,.,, hour r C..I.I iiitert.,t pid ti lrp.lls hxcliaug. aula n pAnl - ' Hate, e.niiiiy and school warrants UBigJil OKr'lCKHS .., r- Ki.v. Tri-niil,,.,, w "'. Viw fraahl,,,! J I'. Hi man, Cshler I)I:CTJK8 h. S. Hta tix 1KAM Itl.AKC'IIAHU VV. I). IVi a W. T. Kl,V J. I'. Ilnroan I'ortland orrcpoaUriila-Jl.rfhaBU XaClonal Bank. BANK OF RAINIER, Rainier, Oregon NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION 'nlMKtatssU.nl omi:," Kotlre la Iwri'liy kIv, ,, l;ooyt pwrnrwirmritmrm flrmnntr itmrmmnrnf nr mmfflffig THE BIG STORE D-rLBY THE D'C SAWMILL Receiving New floods Every Dayl rorllnn.l, op,.,,, . . IIHH1, will. th..T,rJL ;. : M';v i nmi '"nhHinw.. J ll llt 1 Im-:! .....in... ..." "'' .1... I'. ' n.Mirtf flu (if t miH.r lau.u I,, t,(! hIm, m J ' 'VV iVMdn. ntnl W.iiinini. !..:. . In tho "Week. It HI. Ml ,r I 1..ll.. i " a ",w "i ".ml Wa-liliiitt,,,, T, n,e".'JJir!. 1,11., I I t,. II' int. n Hi. I : " i Orcunu i... v t,,n awuril IN It'll . W' 'rf' "",p' r'lllll itllll. Of l,i,ii ... I.I Wll,t, ,.,. UIHtt ..I ....... .".',, '101'' ,'l""lll' tile, I III 11,1. fr Ihe imii liiiiti, ,,t he mi. ai. in Tiiwnaiii,, St,. 4 fi, "la 'lay I .- epowtion of UmK Hmin for Only tho Hunt I" i lnleiin,,l x 7a. f Weal, ami win ..: . . ... r 'Tln. "n'tm :,. 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