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About The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1906)
OREGON 'MIST Entered at the Tostoftice at St. Helens, Oregon, as second-class mail matter. ISSITKD KVKRY lrRHAV BV E. It. FLAGG, Editor and FRorRiKTOR. One copy, one year, in advance. . . .$1 00 Six months SO Legal notices 23 cents per line. FRIDAY, IVc. 21. GOOD WOliK. The action of the people of road dis trict No. 3, in voting a special levy of li milts, and designating the manner in which the money shall be expended was wise and timely. It indirates that the people of St. Helens and Houlton, and the surrounding territory of this district realize that no good can be accomplished without expense and effort, and that they are determined the roads of this district shall be put in first-class condi tion at as early a date as possible. There should bo a road from St. Helens to Portland that would tempt automobiles to make this place an adjective point for their pleasure trips. It possesses inducements that a trip up the valley cannot offer, and we have a hotel here that is not equaled in any other com munity of this size in the State. We be lieve it would pay well to advertise these facts next spring in Portland's daily papers, and that the result would be to draw attention to the fact that there is no section of Oregon that offers so many advantages to those who desire beauti ful country homes within easy reach of the metropolis. With a modern electric road St. Helens is within a half hour's travel of Portland, and it is certain, with the rapid growth of the city, that audi a road will be constructed within a very few years. The construction of first class county roads will do much to ward hastening the advent of the electric road, and we hope the twootherdistricts between St. Helens and the Multnomah line will join with us in pushing the good work along. IbaS&mg' Palter Absolutely DISTINCTIVELY A CREAM OF TARTAR BAKING POWDER Roy ill docs not contain an atom of phosp!;at:3 acid (which is the product if L.nes digested in sul phuric rcii) cr cf :.I-:r. (which is cr tliird sulphuric acid) substan- K Al balai: - j pow- !r cheapness. Development of the lumber business is nowhere more noticeable than at the numerous river ports below Portland. At St. Johns, St. Helens, Rainier, Ka- laine, Linnton, Stella, Knappton and Astoria '- are seagoing vessels loading lumber cargoes, while at most of the ports mentioned a rail lumber trade is also handled. The lumber industry iron) the time the logger fells the tree until the finished product is stowed aboard the vessel, is continually disburs ing money for labor, and it is on this money that the prosperity of a great many new towns and cities in the Fa ci6c Northwest is largely dependent, The capacity of the lumber fleet loading on the Columbia and Willamette Kivers is eeldom less than 20,000.000 feet, and it not infrequently reaches 30,CKJO,000 feet. Even in its present proportions, it is far short of the maximum which will be reached many years hence. Oregonian. Postage stamps of the issue of 1107 at 6,000 presidential postoffices, will bear on their face the name of the state and the city in which the postoffice is sit uated. The chief reason for this is said to be the belief that it w ill help, to do away with postoffice robberies and mate it nine1- easier to trace criminals. The postoffice rubbery at Chicago a ftw years ago is a good example of the ease with which stolen postage stamps can be dis posed of, for no trace of the perpetrators was ever discovered, although nearly f 100,000 w orth of stamps w ere stolen and these mostly in small denominations. Another reason for the change is to en able the postoffice department to deter mine the amount of business done by different postoffices and prevent padding through stamps sold by some offices to residents w ho do business in cities. 100 iOOO 3000 100 1 100 .. - 150 Following are the real estate transfers in this county for the two weeks ending Dec. 15, 1006: A Anderson to the O K tagging Co, booming right A and It Arata to James Peter son, sw qr sec ., and nw qr sec 34. ti. 3 John Hack us to Kainier Electric Power Co, right-of-way J and A Bryden to Henry Steu nick, hf in t in hf of nw qr sec SI, 5, 4 E A and F M Cusbman to Colum bia Timber Co, tie qr sec 32, 6, 2 F A ami C N Cusbiugto Columbia Timber Co, ew qr sec 32, 6, 2 CJandM L lnppert to James Peterson, se qr see 27, 0, 3. . . L and K B Pupont, K F and 11 L Cox and F Converse, se qr sec 2", 5, 3, with exceptions ... U C Kngelke to John i'ringle, laud in , 4, 4 . S E Higgins to M J Kinney, se qr se qr, w hf of se qr, aiid se qr of sw qr, sec 7, ti, 5 ... John Kappler toC CMasten, right ot-way over nw qr ot sw qr sec l, 4, i. . . R and S Kappler to C C Musten, right-of-wav over se qr of se or, sec 2, 4.' 2 Chas Mavger to K and K Snider, sw qr sec .SO. .:. less 10 acres J M ard A McUrath to James Peterson, ne qr sec 27, 6. 3.. L and J M Montgomery to Chap man Timber Co, ne qr sec 18, 4, 2 F and S Wegel to C C Mastcn, right-of-way over ne qr of sw qr, sec 1, 4, 2 Jonas Nystrons to Oscar Anderson, five acres in sec 24, 4, 2 U B Parrent to F D and A Kani- meves, sw qr of se qr, sec 15, 3, 2 C L and M (i Parker to Geo L Parker, 20 acres in sec 3, 4, 2. Santi Fe Pacific K K Co to K A Lindsay, se qr of se qr, sec 23, ti, 5, and sw qr of eeqr, sec 14, 5, 5 o State of OOegon to Hammond Lum ber Co, nw qr of se qr sec 14, 4, 5, se qr of nw qr and ne qr of sw qr ioc 30, 5, 3, sw qr of ne qr, and nw qr of se qr, sec 3t;, 7. 5 D E Stewart, by sheriff, to Eastern Investment Co, nw qr sec 8, 3. 2 ! Wand PTetz to tn Uhlinan, part of Jesse Miles d 1 c D F and J V Tinkhntn to Onlla M Garrison, lie qr ot ne qr, sec 23. 4. 2. enceot life Jos Vanblarieotn to John Pringle. lots 1 , -, .J, 4, o ami u, ulk 7, ea.t side add to Vernon ia . . . W Wilson to John Johnson, sw i;r Ol sw qr, sec i4, 4, KEAL ESTATE. torate last Sunday morning and preached his farewell sermon in the evening. The cause assigned for his resignation was a disagreement with the presiding elder in regard to the church exteusion work in connection with the building of the new church at Rainier, and lifting tbe debt of the churches at St. Helens and Houl ton. Rev. Kemp's resignation was not called for and was strongly opposed by the members of the church. He has been the storm center of a bitter fight and has made strong friends and bitter enemies; but it must be admitted by all that he is a man of great energy and considerable ability, and we trust that iu his new field these qualities will bring him prosperity. With his family he will soon move to Portland, where he is at the head of the Kemp Printing Co. Mr. BeHord, manager of the Western Cooperage Company's factory at Houl ton, was a visitor to Rainier on Friday last. Mr. B. W. Barnes, of Little, Wash., paid friends in Rainier a visit Tuesday. Mr. Barnes is at present in the employ of the Wisconsin Lumber Co. He was formerly bookkeeper for the Rainier Mill & Lumber Couipauy here. The new Willard Case sawmill will be gin active operations January 1. They are bus- installing new machinery and laying railroad track up the canyon. Capt. Frank Turner and wife, of Van couver, B. C, are visiting with Jlrs. lur- ner's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm, l)oble- bower, of Rainier. Capt. Turner has been on the Yukon river run, from St. Michaels te Dawson for a number of years, but returned last October with the intention of making Vancouver his home. He is engaged in the real estate business at that place, and finds it more pleasant than life on the border of the Arctic circle. Mr. W. It. Huycke returned Friday night from the hot spring where he has been for the past six weeks taking treat ments for inflammatory rheumatism. He is much improved in health. j Mr. V. B. Jameson, who has been . 1 temporarily residing in Portland, was in Rainier last Monday looking afier his 225 business interests. j The taxable valuation of all the pro perty in the town of Kainier, including .; about two miles of the A & C railroad j is placed at $150,000, which is certainly 5 not more than one third of its real value. Owing to this low assessment and the ft) he JlIvo 21 Mo OREGON Shout Line amd union Pacific t' SIN t:'t)1', ' li ' l.rNVw i"rii('A(riCn)Kii.ANr ;t,s v u Mt'Kt'tAI. lor the KaM I Pally. vIk ItiimtiiKtun. li " oroKANK ri."f"iT, iS" i-.' si lor Kaalorn Wmhliia. Pally, ton. Walla Walla. l.o I lt.m, t'.nnir l Alrno ami Ureal Northern IKilnta. i' ATl.ASTM' KXI-KKSS H.O'M lor tho Kaal via Hunt-:' Hall)', tnmmi. J.1 Arflvaa. ,.! I1, fl Pally. I MIKI A.M. Daily. Pally. Lower Columbia Rivkr. Steamer Hrwalo leaven Portland ilnllv, tKXt riim.lav. al :0U ii. in. Satitnlay . m lor Attorla and wav lau.lliiKii Kolunili's liava Aaloria al MM a. m .taltv. exif unuT. A. L. CRAIG. Uvueml Pauvuie r Anelit. I'UHU AM) Or. KSTAHtlsMthn W. JOHN A. HECK PKAI.KK IN Watches, Diamonds, Silverware, ....JEWELRY.... Keiiuriii a Specialty. AMtrMriiit.lt fruul A First. I'OHTIAS if MM I'OH rOHTLASIP, DAILf . f 4 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION I'nU.sl Mate Uiul lW. Porllaliil. Cnnnii, hvul, 4. iwrn. Notice l. l.eri.yiv:;i ' A" -Vtll'J Vr V nlih llieioovla .' villlm avlol "1 Julie it! IiItH, eiulllett "All r k al rt IIimUt laml" III the alateant t'allHiriila. "lroil, e.1 10 all ih 1'iH.tle -:''"":: '! m , 1,5 1, u.l 4, Allien Hchml.tllii, nl 'Ion. "'""'J ( W aahlunUii.. tal 'l l'ren. llle-t Hi thU nV hi-1 aworo alalen . I N. WU. trllioui'h'ot llio ,'J No No.), I 1 Tolihli No. Norlh, Raiisy N- W "a. I will oner i.nait lo .how that lli ami .0 ,a , I. mor. val.iaWe Mr II. Ill" Wr or ll,. lor aurleiiliiiral iiji.a.Hj. aii.l lo . UWUh hl.elalmlo.al.1 lomtWlore Ike Heil.U t aii I Hwflvvrat Portland, Oienoii. oil We.liiela). h. ililli .lay ot NoveoilK-r, Ul- IU namwaa on; ouo Ali-.Ullinan.ol Auoka. ()ieoi . f.iiit. "wrl llelnaeii. ol Allnu, Orecuu, Hrmkai.t Aiiy'.ii.iall wraoiia el.ln.l.i Ivly ' aliv .le-rllH'. lan.l.ara r.siiMle.l lo me tliair elalm. Ill IIIH omi- on or - INuve..lWr, '"lAU.KRN0SlnlltK.-KU, Heai.ur. NOTICK OF imXTIO TO A1'1M.Y I0lt Liqi OK LICENMK. To all wmmi ronccninl. and the k-iial voien uow renldma In liohle piwlnei, Columl.ia . ......... ,iit .,, 11..1,, l tiftrllcu ar. lall ail. I eai-tl ol )o will take nnliee liiai i. er will on r iMine.oa me jiio 'ij O. K. Kimier 1 lo the Honorable roiinly ( inirl -TtAMtH- "America 150 'Ota) 100 150 500 800 300 2S0' 310 Willamett Slouch Route Iave St. Helens. . . Arrive at Portland. Leave Portland .... Arrive at t. Helens , 1:90 A M 10 SO A M , 9 30 V M tliWPM r: ao rim. Will Carry Nolhlnit but J'a.aan g era and Fait Freight. ... ,i,a Miiiiu of Dn-aoii. lor (he l oatiii ol l ol u...t... t. lii.,1.., lo ...11 Hiilrlion. vllinu. ami mall Ikinon and trnueiiled rider In le. uiianllll.1. man one icaiion. ir i- i n,rt viiUao i ii,l,le. Iii UoMe toe .-i.tei. 10. Coliimhla. male ol uremia: hieh alndl lollowlll iwllllllll, to wit. PKl'ITlDS In the County Conrl or Ike Wale ol Oregon, lor llieiouniv hi oininoui. I,, ihn 111. Hero! llo' al'ldli alloli ol K. Hull ter lor a lli-enw lo 'l( .lililloil., vltiuua and ,,.ll ll.t,i.,r. and ferimnil.-.t elder III lew.liialill llei than one lialloli al liohle, In li.il.tr pre. nl. t. I'otniiilila r.iuntv. hinte 01 iirrtfon To Hie llonoralde l ounli l unrl ol I'oluiuMa C.Minly, tirea.nt : H e Hie imdemliined. roiiinlln a majorlie ol the lecal v, !.'! ol liolde reelii. I l olinul.la l ounlv. Male .Min'ir"n and who now re.t.le. and have actually re.lde.1 In uld u.ilile Pr. i-int-l lor more than thirty dais lnmic.ltau.ly ,i.i c-.Iiuii Hie dale ol l(.lltis. Illlna and 'fe M-nl.tlott .( Ihl. petlllon, hcretiy re.iwlfnUv ih.iiii.,11 Ihl. Il.tit.iratile t'otirl lo arant lo II, j lltinter a Licence lo m-U ilrtl.iu, vlnoiit and I malt lt.iiora and lernu'llte.1 elder III lr .jnaii . title, than one aalloli. al liolde. Iu I. ...hie Pt j elnci. I olumhla i .miuit. hlale ol Omtmi, lor a J I lll.kl Ot l IllOtlllia K,l,..r.l III., k. f. W McFarlatld. W I.. rhap In. tl. V.uiliit. Vli-lor Purer. W. Hr.dl.-r, T. J.mlati, Frank lir.iuda. Iwl Mcl.-all, I. K lloa.lle) . liio It Tanl, H T. Atrlauder. Frank .rruor. fe- li. in. re, Thw lliltiter. F Anllaer, K I,, keiinv. II M Fooler, r. .Mxlii. thai K l'.e, K. V. Hilln. I- 1 . Fowler, i.,,,ro t'tlwn hemer. tuil. U-nita,-her. W. II. Ilaauer, Fred l.enicarher. W. K. Hunter, Fred J.nwii A. I. V.lr.dm. 1,. liradler. Peter lloeri, K. Ketlate, K W. Fowler, U ltau.ott. i.im ro.ilh.ilai.d, W'. F. fare). Ian Pelermin, Frank l'laier, r. P. An.ler.oii, II Ward, Ira I.. Aiihni. ii ', l Fowler. Jolill t.illuian. O. K. IkM'Wle Ue Herl I In K.iii H Tii'iou. K. K riotou. i to, l F.'.ter. Jr. M M Kr.lliial.in, ieo II A. tney. l H M ur.l, y . Ilenty wcltrt. 1 M lioiteii, r Kf Krauke o Ja.kn. Henry aiwl. T I. V Vkatt.. Atw l.ttik. Ili.lKfl l ink. H II lon.loil. K. K Melilllre, 1. F Hear. F. Ili.h.ii, 1. M l.ln.Uay. F. P J.ihn.wu. l,e.irje Mar. h. in. H-1'. t'ara.n. K. N llanillton. i. A. Itoire. J.ili.l Ire, i J. iM-hlrMl. Hciirv Nmi, Ja.-i Fhttluaer. F. W . I M.kui.l.-r, Autoua Wiae. 5: tkJIW. UOOI, ,HtiUr. M y C. FISCIIKK, ATTO RN E Y-AT-L A W. KAl.NIKH It. 11. K. CLIFF, I)' PHYSICIAN it SURGEON ST UKt.RNS ORKUO.V. J JK. kutt IN RO?vS, PHYSICIAN & SURGFON HT. HELENA, ; : OREOf SUMMONS !u the C'tn'tilt Court if the Mtt r OrtK'U, (or Ihe Toutttv of Cniumbln kuU'rt !. Ilvit, i'lAtntur, Mry Htuvtt, To Miry A . Haxcu, Iho ttlxTe namcU PofcTid- Httt In the nam? of th State of Orrn. jrt r hfrly rcjuinl Us i-r 4iil iiwer In mid l-Uint flli-'l mfnait yo In Um rulll?'l tut mi or Uft.ri' tlf fxplratlini tit l ik from rttnl alter th rI puWn m Ion of th miiu uwn. to-ivlt: .luy f Jmnimtv. n I l( imi fil tn t HiiiMMr nl atiKWr nltfilu taiti Hint, for wntit thereof Utw illuiifT will u)tjly v) w t njrx in r trie. rvin u my In tli i'lrem.Conrt ( the Kuir orrgrn, W. A. Kuiult-r. t'Ulutlir. v ttJlltiift UutilU1 IVIrii.Uitl Tii HiihtiM IhmtlVt. iHliMttUtit, Iii ittf ttU.vr rniuii.l uit In the tut in t( lh tttf OrvKon imi mtr herctty rf.(ttlf(-il m) ritiiiiiti1rit ui irnr au4 til we r thr iiit.Ilit ttW'i MKliial ik ltt tltt tntve rutttlrl atilt. Ifm-u tttw mi Ihc lilt tity f l'vlittirr. nll tult t ntlinnr iK-r.t by ijUiiaitT wiut )imi f.r l.lim ttlior 1L1 f Villi Ull tl UliaWtT r-plHl'fll tum tHl Mali! tinitf. ttf HBttt thiTm.f, the .l4lliUfT will Ukr juiK'itivitt Kg itlnt ytt (r att Nimihiie tlitiicr aixl llMolution tfth mrli? imw rtUiiMtf Utrttt'ti iu mi juihl pUMtitlt Tdl mtiuiiKiiu ! rrt Uy I'litll'-Mtliin in (urrM)it i n Irr mr lijf lli llntl T A. Mrllrtiln, Jll'Ir tit thv in-Hit i inirt if Ot 11 "t i)rrin, lur the l.oiilltv k( t'nlitinl-t. (tfr1 k totwr THh, t'. fmi'i ontrr iroi.Ir tht the Hrl til. lrtlti of thl a u m mult thtl tr mUi il thr Vttl Uv tl Nuv.J'Aii, anJ (Kt thp tn-l nllktiuu b iuaiIc ou the ,'WliUy u( lkw-mtvr I'KN ,K. IUVIha KAKIIKI-I..' Alliifnev- ftt fUiitlKT JOB PRINTING 18 OUR DU8INE83 WK Imvo Hie U'st and moHt fully pquippod Job I'rlnt iwg onieo in Columblft CTuaiity Jml we are prepared to do all hinds of Printing on short notiee and at most reason alt e priees ATRIAL WILL CONVINCE OREGON MIST SC. C. QUICK A. M. IIOLTON r r . r I Mil WOLUMIJIA VOU1NTY ABSTRACT AND TRUST CO. TlTI.KS KXAMINKD ABSTRACTS MAD! Vi-' Non-Rksidknt Tanks Paid Rkai. Ustatk vj. Loans, etc 4.-- - 4 SECURE FUTURE INDEPENDENCE By Investing in GOOD REAL ESTATE St. Johns RciiTFy is the llcst Invest now while you can jct iu on the ground floor, Tomorrow may tc to late. Correspondence solicited i from thoc seeking investment and promptly auswered. H. HliNDiiRSON loSJi I Jersey St. St. Johns, Oregon 50TK E I0K I'l ULICITIOX. t)Mirtmi-ttl .if lli Inlrl.ir. l an.l ruin-,, m -.,rtin. n, n,,v, ,y iv,. NOTH'K ImIIKHKIIV I.IV'FN t il A r IS 1 OX iillttiH-v with tha .r.,vi.l'.ii. nf Ihc a.i ttt I'ontfri'M of June i, l:a. roHUrl "An a-i f.,r Ihff .air f tlllltH-r tan. bi III lh MImIpb ,tf ilri-i,ti urt fnr the rcllr-f .lei.ian.l.-.l Iu thr ! 1 aim.niia. .v.va.la aii.l a.liliiit.,n T.-rill..rj . lnt, in wit -fr a An rrv ..I al.i i-n.irt ! V M-"'"P." V' I"'1''"' l""'l '' lr arl fcmrt .ti..,liinatliv txm.u ot matrlraniii n., ! '." "'' rln- ."na A.lulf .h..ll. ot an.1 hrrrliifrirr nilatlliK Wlm-en l-UintllT aii.l 1 "' f'"' '"" 't M.lltnoniali, tal .it Hif ilrfni.tant, an.ll irsn. I, olh.-r liirtlu-r an.l .tllh-r-' rhl .lr nlr.1 In lhl .m. hi. worn flit Mi.-t aa IhB oiirt m..y ,rra inret aii.l 'ah-'nr-nl No. 7111 (or Hi pun hair ol Uir lil nltatlll'. ...trw.l.lll .ill, , ,11 .IWI1., rt.l, ll.lflfl 1lll C S. patvntn were grantt-J to Vulen- chafter limitation on the rate that can tine Wadiawrak, Jolm ?mitli. John ' levied only atxjut can Ins rained Schieve and A.lol.h Achieve. KA1MKU i by direct taxation for municipal pur poses. If the streets are to 1 graded and improved as they should it is time some move wan made toward remodel- music and served pleasant evening. who tiled to atteud The Oregon Development League, through its central office at Portland, is sues a statement to the effect that th t present interest in Oiegon is unprece dented in the history of theetate and ex ceeds by oje hundred per cent that of I opportunity, vne jAwiri ami uiarK Exposition period. Thattha lsrger part of eiujiiiries come from the middle west. A very larjje proportion of them relate to dairying. All local development leagues should keep in touch w ith the .State League. Rainier Knights of Pythias gave an j in(f the town charter. This is a good oyster supper and entertainment last ! subject for action by the Board of Trade, aaiuniay evening lo llieir sister order, now known as the Pythian Sisters, adjoinin? I (heretofore the Rathbonesi in honor of the full recognition ot the latter order by the Supreme Lodgi , Knights of Pythias. Ths program consisted of speeches of congratulation, vocal an) instrumental e-in fill !t!limo.1 U I'll II. ill. Tho. A. M.-I'.ii .n t'ourt ol of Ihe .-lttr of (lu-.-oti. ;or l .l nmltlii l oulily. ina.lt-nti.l i-utrrnl on lr lull -lay of liT.;oib.-r, I'Aki. aii.l whl.-ti a.ii.l or.t.-r .llr.'rti that oi Hplrt-nr an.l aii-v.,r t i'0!olalnt within .it Hvk. Irotii the drt .M.h.-i.tion u( thin umnion. Tlx- ilulouf tlit- lirnl 'il,l i-alloti ofthU KtltnmollM in tht.! Ittll .1.1 of llvt-l'lllher, Fit ink Mormt. Allorlu-)' for I'lainlltr. htrMMONS. U-!u-1 '.y i-r-li-r of the I uw . Wat.au.1 atll ofr,-r .rtKif to .how Jtl.l-.. i.f lh lf,., f I'18! the IhiuI MillKhl I. morf vulttahl for II ..iiiorr or kioiiv iii.ui tor ajtrit-uitural t.triMm- an.l to . lnl,li.h hi. rlalm lo a. lan.l ht'orr Hit. H,-Ki.tf-r oliil K.-i-cln-r al I'ortlan.l, Or , on Mon.Uy tl, Jl.t .tny of January, IW?. III. llanic M ntllii-aM-a: I'aill J, rli-hol, of AtK-nli-ni.lla.il i arl Hrulwra. of I'ortlan.l. Hr;Fr.-.ir H,rllii, ( r..rt)n.l, tlr. ttilllaiu Wiloii. or t'ortlanl. tir. Any au. all rrwiiia i-lalmllirl a-lvt-Maly tht. al...... .h-M'rltni.1 lati-la arv rt'.i.i-tr. to nla tht-lr i-laliiia In thl. i.m.t- mi uc helorc Ml.) il.l .tny ol January, 1-J07. AI.iKIIS(lS H. DKKssKIt, Rculilcr. In the ("Irrult Court nf the Mint., ol Otv&m for thi. I'oiinty of I ii in l,..i iSullltan, ulalmln . JmIiII If. hilllhai:, ill.-fl.-UtMlit. f- II' IT .1 t ,1.. ITllllilill II Hiitli.ul, ,,n .1,... f,n,.l ,l..f...l.. i .nr. yy rn. nowe, ami lamny oi iuiur j- aI," 'Ore., arrived last week to become res; j In the n.ime nf i Mmtciif (rn: V.m r ; idents of Kainier. Mr. Howe is in the j Xh.ter'l ImLXZu! ' employ of the I'attcraon-Nordby Lumber ' S"-" '."l1."", "!"' '"' i 1 lFo.. V1 I'll Ui.hr U'.-.'ka utt..r Nov. 'lul. l"lh lhi 'tf.li! orih-rr-.) for th tint itihlli-altoli of thin . , M , lioti'-f. mi.l If Mill fi.il to no ii(,t,-al nii.l nin.vl.-r w. need leu j nursday morn j Co. i Mr. B. I Ull- tO TjasH au-nva v.-rv Those of the Knight's ' T t1'? neglected a good j . The president is till right when he hpenks of the Jaoanee as n great people at home, but when he advo'-ates natur alizing them he oversteps the mark a little, and he may larn so to his sor row. As '.indents they may be well enough, but as laborers they are more of a menace, particularly or. this coast, than the Chinese ever were, and should lie excluded juit ns rigorously, if not more so. They will work for less wages and live cheaper than Chinamen, and their interest in this country is limited t w hat they can make out of it. The coal famine is causing both dis- I tress and death in many parts of the i Union and Hill and Harriman flight merrily on, being blinded to the needs of their patrons by the intensity of their strife in seeking personal gain. ling for his home in Oakland, Cal., to His father, W. I. Reed will look after the business dur ing his absence. The pie sociable and bazaar given by I Mr- ('t' Heglie, an employe of the the Ladies Aid Society, of the M. K." ' C'ur"0'a Iliver Door Co., had the ends church at the K. P. hall last Friday eve- j cut tne second third and fourtht ning, was quite largely attended and was fingers of his right hr.nd yesterday by' a very decided financial success, realizing i Retting them into the planer. considerable more than the ladies an-; The carrier "Cascades" arrived at ucipated. The Portland il'.tulttr will rtt.i'l lor tin. rclh-f I ruy.il lor :u .,.1.1 1'omi'Uiut, to wit: lor a .li-r.i. .IIbhoIv iiitr tho hon.l. of r.mtri ruiifiy now riMiui l' llVI.-ll Itho... 1IIIIHI-.I t.hiinliif Utl'l f.-.-l.liltlt, atut for .ucii other an. I ftirthl-r ri-llt.1 in. to tin- nrl Hc-iiii, iiu-,-t nil. I iu 'I hN iim' n. ,lii in iut.ll.hi-.l hy onli-r nf tlnr of niMtrlinoliy hrn-lofor. ati-t flon. Tho. A. M. llrl.l... Inline nf tin- nln-vc iiauiii.l .iiiirt, made ami i.-im-n-il ou llui H. h .Iu) of OiloU-r, IJOti, It. J. HI'KtlWHK V. Atlortii:y for i'lMlutifr, SUMMONS. Ill the flirnll t'nurt of Ihr HUH- nf llrtii, for Ihl. r.iutity of I'oliMutiln. If. V. Krll, I'lBllitiir. va, Fraiii va Krlla, Itrfrml nut. To Fram i-a Fllli. Ilia nlKiyu nainr-.l .li-l.-iutuiit ; III the liurnr: ol ht Mtfitf of lir.-Kon. You ar j hi.-r.!l.y ri-.tilr-. to a.M.-ar Hiiilaimui. the com I lilillut flk.l uuniuat you hi tin. nl,oVt. rut 1 1 l.-.I ault oimr lforn II, e ITtti ilar ol In-. i iiil,cr, I'JK',. Httl.-h 1 tha Hum. n.wrllM-. lor ali.u.-f-i hut ml. I .".iiiil, ilut in Um ..nhir l t tl i. ,t 1 1. ,n ol thin MiuiiiMiliN. aii-t If you fall In v ap rnr ami aiin'yar. tht- illnllrt vt ill n.iy to III,- r uin I for the rnlk-t .1. iimnilcl In ll,o i-orniilnliit, to wil a .livr.-i' ill tin-roiirl ilio vlnv ll. I.nn.l. vni.tlua Ih- the Patterson-Nordby Lumber Com pany's dixk Thursday, and will take on one-half million feet of lumber for San is the first shipment by this company, but Lumber Co. has pur chased the steamer Excelsior and will re uiuoei ner into a caro-carrier, capable oi , Francisco. This taking 8(JfJ,(j(0 feet of lumber. The ten-1 made by water, u.iH.y is evidently lor tne great lumber ; from now on the Co. expects to do most producers to own their own vessels, so (Jf their shipping by water as the diffl that they may be to an extent, indeptnd j culty in securing cars is so great, ent. The new Iralda will take her place up- '''ne Nome City arrived at the Will on the route in a few days. Her ma-j ard-Casc company's dock last Tuesday chinery is all in, and all that remains to ' morning ami took on COOKXJ feet of be done is the furnishing! and painting. ' ''-""ber, leaving Wednesday night, which 1..I.-.-II mi- Minium Htm ,i,- i-u,iui,t i,, till' irroiui.l lli.t thl! ,ilil ih-lt-uilnlit .liorrli-.l Hi..-.lliillll 111.-, in j ii -I or any an., ami Kulllat hla wl.li, will aii.l l-oli.il, nt I'orlhillil i)ri-toii. Iu tin, iimiiili .,( April ami rrr .in. .-u,.i oi...- .iii.i n. ii ii. i.int ii, ,., mil,, In lln, H-.anit. an I a..irl from aal.l .hitlll without Jiial or any . .iu.i- nml iiituiiu.1 til. nl.h wo, in,., ,-oiim.iii, mi. i inr niir-i, utlii-r nli.l tiirth ii-iii'i n may I j.i.t nml ..iilul,k- In u- IT.-fiiiA.-ri, I hi. Miinmom I. iiiiI.ii.Iip.i l,y r,ir nfilo, lloti.T. A. Mellrl.l.-, Ju.Iki. ol thri c i-iititl,.. iMiitrt. vihii li iiiilur wan duly liia.tr. nml lll.-.l in .iiiu roiiri on im.atii nay ol notemlH-r, ll'Jial Tho daif of in,, lirnl iHihiiratlmi of till, mini iniuia iH-iiiu um Ml, . uy m ,sv.. Hurt, nll, t, nine in nic ti loiiilii-utluli llu-ri..if U-Iiik thi Itll (luy nf Dei.., I'JM,. I.ONll A Htt'KKK, Ailnriu-ya for I'Uliilltr, l linnihcrof ( oniiiii-n , l'ortli.ni, dr. - x n s 0 s tti tti j 1 1 tn ti it trim in si inrt i vt wn r SOROSH Shoes for Women and Children SO LACK TO TKNIHiK FKET Hosiery that is jod for men, vomcn nml chiMren. Sorosis has no ctjual for the money. KNIGHT SHOE CO. 3rd ami Washington Portlaud.'OrcgoO Walkover and Sorosis Store c The largest specialty store in the Northwest J I THE BIG STORE DOWr BY THE BIG 8AWMILL Receiving New Goods Every Day! In the Week. Tljcre was a little flurry in the Wall street money market this week and the lambs were fleeced as usual. The Admiral of the Japanese fleet, visiting the Hawaiian Island, states that the fleet will not visit San Francisco be-c-auso he fears a repitition of the Maine incident. Tho little brown man evi dently has a very poor opinion of Americana, one will be a comfortable boat to travel on, and, as the steamooat is the greatest of anti-monopolist-), she should receive a goodly share of the patronage of our citi zens. Marshal Zwemer rerjuet.'l that any one who knows of parties begging or in any way making themselves offensive to resi dents notify.hitn of the fact and he will attend to the matter. Mr. B. W. Reed, of the Rainier Mill & Lumber Co., went to 1'ortland I'riday on a business trip which extended over several days, and to meet Mr. W. f. Reed, president of the company, who re turned after tpending several months looking after the California end of the business. Rev. If. G, Kemp, who has been pis- tor of the M. E. church at this nlare fr j about fifteen months, resigned his pa may be considered as quick dispatch. In fact, Rainier on mtny accounts is a more desirable place for ships to load than Portland, and thisfact is beginning to be recognized in shipping circles. Mark Twain in certainly enjoying him- I self in his old age. The other day he asked Uncle Joe Cannon to give him two hours of the house's time in which to impress on its members his views of j his "new spelling" bill. The Mayor of Portland says it will take a million and a half to run that city the corning year. The street car strike in Portland is J pretty much over and cars will be1, running regularly from now on, unless j other Union strike in eympathy. THE HOLIDAYS Are near and holidav eoods are our sneciaHw W ii have a big line, call and examine goods and prices be- jj fore you buy elsewhere. A FULL LINE Of general merchandise, drv t?ood. furnisliincy trmvU hats, caps, boots, shoes, notions etc: hay, grain, flour,' and feed; hardware, tinware, graniteware, etc. Bailey & Brinn Houlton Oregon fc llui n Hi'ititiition of Long KtnutllriK for Only the Pesl In t tM - . 3 General Merchandise! Dart & Muckle. 1 at- ir i ni. jieieiw, - - Oregon 4 UiaimuiuiiWiuaiUuiniiUiU iuiiiiuiuiiiiuiaiiiiuia v,-V k.iv, VV l .WESTERN MEAT COMPANY 8PENCE& POPE, F-ROFf. i Handle only fresh, home killed meats No cold ston-ire meats used. Wp Imvp ndded to our j Nehalem band a bunch of Sauvics Island cattle, the 5 "est in the laud. Watch for our showing of meats for Christmas. Eggs and produce taken in trade. urciers taken tor geese and chickens HOULTON i OREGON J
