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Newspaper Page TextOREGON f.r 'cT, a I COMPULSORY PATRIOTISM. Entered at the Pottoffice t St. Helen. Oregon, as second-class mail matter. I " - ' Issued Every Friday Bv E. K.FLAGG, Editor and Proprietor. Subscription RaTks One year Six month ...... ....1.50 ... .75 Adverting rate mle known on appli cation Legal notice j kuu i. - FEBRUARY f-', 1907. CIRCUIT COURT OFFICERS : Thomas A. McBRiPR.-DirtTict Judge Harkisox AU.KI -District Attorney COUNTY OFFICERS : X. S. HatTaS, Judge,..- St. "e'en W. A. Harris, Clcrk M. Helen. Martin White, SheriK St. He.n Casper Libel, Commissioner Must H. West, Comtn'r.. Scaproose Eowts Ross, Treasurer- St. Helen A. T. Laws, Assessor W. He en. I H. Copeland, School SupU...Houlton Frank B. PrkscotT, Sure Rainier II. R. Cufp, Coroner.- St. Helen Th bill ot Seimtor Uinshain of Mult- noma!) Otmty, rll''f'","' i..,r. mctiiir et. m Decoration IXy will (ail of yf " ls'-"u" nd in our liuiuble jtiuemetu mot (ail. Decoration day U not aHngeiner s day of mourninff. utl, II it er, e pulsory mourning would t r.O compli ment 10 tha memory o( those who fv n th.ir Uvea for the Union tnd that .i.v.r mliil.t wish. Tli m' Mt of their death glorious, Hid tha debt of ffrati lode lh Nation owe them .nl their survivors is fully wcotnid. Decoration Day is tet sside for the pur now of alvingan opportunity to thoaa who 8od.ire to p:iy tiihuta ol respect to (he memory of our soldier dead; but the trihnte. to be of any worth, 111 it be voluntary, and not forced. The poli tician r tlwars w llinn to throw iu,imi-t la the Grand Army of the Re public, .ut there are many way in hich the old snldnrs cn De more suu- i.ntiallv benefitted than b turning Decoration dav into a day of enforced idleness. We are personally acipjainteJ wiiit a cumber of tirand Army men .hnmmider ilno sacrilege, af.er they have paid due respect to the memory of their fallen comrades to spenu. me re mainder of tho day in any manner ol recreation. tSEXATOR FAIRBANKS H. HORGUS ST. HELENS Carrie a Complete Line of Groceries Dry Goods Hardware Crockery Flour and Feed Hay Notions Candies Stationery Fancy Goods In Uct. everything usually kef in a fir funeral MerchandiM Store. M price will be found a reasonable a an itore in Columbia County. Vour trade solicited. A very careful and skillfull politician is Senator Fairbanks of Indiana, aud it ia amone the probabilities that he will round out a successful career by becom ing tha next President of the United States. The people lect, bt ,he P0'' ticlans, within certain limitations, nom inate. In making the nomination. however, thev listen to public sentiment, as voiced hv tne press, and endeavor to lt the candidate whom they believe ni mnr enoairh to defeat the onncsition. Ttiere is nothing effective that can be said against Senator Fair hanks, and it is rrobable that the lime light in which he will soon stand will be beoeficial instead of injurious to his nrosuects. He to a careful, conm native ond fair num. representing the best type of American citizenship, equi-distat.t from the demagogue and the corporation tnnt. and sttndiuz for law enforcement as the great remedy for existing evils. w .nta to be President, and is un doubtedly doing his best to sfcore the position, yet be has no hesitation in g- ing on record on all public questions, and has been, and is a strong supporter of the politics of President Roosevelt. His methods are those of the successful tactician, whether applied to war. busi ness or politics. Like Lincoln, while thoroughly devoted to great principles, he understands the neccesity of careful attention to details, and that no great success is achieved without carjfnl and persistent endeavor. In fact, his life is an example and an inspiration to Ameri can youth. He was a farm boy and, as mauy others have done, worked bis way through college, cooking his meal and living on a pittance. There is nothing sensational in his career, nothing but a gradual building up, based upon the principles that are sore to win success for everyone who puts them in force. He is a sound thinker, and when many of his partr were carried away by the delusion of cheap money Senator Fairbanks stood for the gold standard and the maintenance of public and private credit. His position as to the corporations was tersely ex pressed in answer to an inquiry. They must know who is the boss." It is very probable that Senator Fairbanks will win the nomination. All things con sidered he is probably the strongest man the Republican party could nominate. 'His record will bear inspection, and i hat is a great deal to say for a man who has been in public office for many years. THE NEW ORDER. COUNTY TIMBER CRUISER. Someone has suggested the wisdom of J Cowlilx connty einployiug a limner; cruiser to cruise all the timber lands In the county in order to more accurately fix the value ot the lands for taxation. It would no doubt be a paying PP0 silition for the county, as it is an easy matter to make a mistake of "a few thousand dollars in fixing the Value of a quarter section of timher lsnd, if the land has not been cruised. The assess or hsa not the lime to cruise timber in order to find the true value of the land, and can therefore only guess at the valuation to place upon it. It is only right and tail that the land that cruises the most timber should pay the heaviest i : 1 - taxes, The valuation oi wmuer muu, was increased a good deal by Mr. Down-1 ing when he was assessor, but the valu-1 ation on the large tract of timber in j the eastern part of the county must j necessarily be estimated In a sort of j l.lmtale manner nuless the timber is cruised. No doubt money could b3 made for the county by having a cruiser go over the timber lands of the county every five or ten years and fix valuations for the guidance of the asees-or and the board ot equalisation. Bnlletio. Service Pensions. STATE BANK OF RAINIER3 RAINIER, ORE. CAPITAL las.ooo . Four per cent interest paid on saving deposits. Interest compounded semi-annually, March 1 and September 1. W. B. LOTTMAN, Cashier Collections Made :- Draft Issued SUMMONS. lu Ihcl'lrvulH'nurl lit llm Htalu J Orrfoa, lor CnlllUIIlM l Ml HIV HnMin Lotfumw a l.iiinlH-riii rorii- railno, l.l.lulin. v. aikiivw a,iwi, lieiVnilnul. . . T AtMrvw KnwU, the sbwvs 1 mclmil - I In ih um at Ihi. Slat nf Orvtun Vftv AMI hrrvbjr iniiilrol m wr n.l amtvr l" mm; pUinl nlrd mini uu III ih alxiv ruuiled ciiirl ant iuii, kii or Iwlow Hi .lmilmi i( .11 rk irtuu th iUl ol lh- miW1in ul ihl Miiiimiii, tit-wtl, tn nr biv th Hun y ol rl. 11, u.l tl lt m k ii.iwr. Ir uu ihwi(, th uuiiiiiir mil (ply " court lr the rrlli-r n.t hir til H rom.llul m ll l. nrrvin, diiion mum pinju Killuwi, to ll . .... Thm von b re.i.ilmt lo owr hmln wllhla th tin iwiwrtbmt bv In. kI M wt hilly Hi naiiir. rhnnr nt il'iu l la lnwrwi i claim hJ m awriwl by you to lh tnol ol land ilMrrllie.1 lu alt eointiblul. to wit lh 1 ol m- HI. T N K i W. M : thai said Hkhl ark mlijm l ln.llKitn by aald court, aad that op.' lh imrtua ul Uii rauw, thai you b dn'rreil not lo hav any rljhl, till. Inirml or t.iai lunald ptviulwa. or aur xin or irel Uirol. ud lhal tli llnllB h-r'lii dMiril In ti Ui man In (e ot aald irmli aii.lllit wholn thro( and ll title hit l.irrrrl onl.lml. and that I'lalnllrT hav ) inai aaiul you fur ll voala and dUburaiuau harwln Thl nniiiona la inbllhrl y orilr ot thi Hon. U. s. Hatiaa Ja.1 ol lh tuuniv I oun ot ColunihlaCoiintv. dial ol Owmwi, ahkh onlcj u mail ami dated III dav of Jail. IW, and lh itatrof Hi r.t puhllniil.iu ot Ibia auw ..,n. 1. lh- 1HK .l.v .,1 J.H 1UO? tlHVKKTtTAft.rTN Attorney fur ruuuun. cuMDHtrs sue. No.l,Lh.i.r ! h -TlV.Vt.ri." Mh,lh o ol AHSUt. .'u"-",.,.,'. " ?"' ,! MWl Moult J, "" " " ", i (mat a-iiardiatl l' ''", ul ' . wtil?o .li.Mh.Wr.t dav nonce rot rutucATiQH. iot. aim. "OMt iMW "" . : ,u.r,r '"'Z'-S .:v oulourth Ml ol th UTY M MTTI.K. Powall, Altorny l Uuardlu. nortri, ran tlrlltau. W. H. S Uir rnmbt-r Land. Act June a. failed Staica Und OIHr. I'wrtland., Oragon, t . ...i... t. t. i None la hivby tlvrn lhat In omllnr with ih nrovl.loiu olih act ol lWi' Jnn S.. entitled "An art lor lh aaleol ilmlwr laud. In lh liw ol fallforala. Ori. Nevada, and Waehluston Trrllory," u lndl to all th Public Land Bialea by act o( Annul t. Charlea 1. Itoty, of PorllaiKt. Count! ol Multnomah, Stat of Onton, ha. Ihladav Blfl It, IhixiUlc hi. asnrn Maunrul o. "It. Ir tli luirchaiw ol lh ' ol ft.. Sv..ad.S W IV ol NK'a.oI bVrtloa o. ?. Towtt.hlp No- Sorth, Rang No. ct and lll offer nrool to.how thai the land aoillhl la mon valuald lot l timlr or alone than lor aarhHlltural iurine, awl to lblln hl .i.i .-i.i u,,.l hf.,r ah Re1lnr and K. rvlver. l Fnrtlan.l. Oreton. on Mowlay lh 4th day of Marvtl. I'.w. lie name" aa wiinr-. UeinieKltu.ol keaaey, Dr.; John l-nnl. ol Vrnoula.Or.:J. K. Metre, ol forilaud. Or.. R. r. Co. ol Poltlaod. Or. Any au.1 allperaona elalmln a,lv.plr lh above dr rllvd landa are requested lo hie Ibelr rlalm In th oc on or blor ld tlh day of March, IWJ. AUiERS0S g, DKK.EH. Rrsliter. tie t tuttut r tppl ir Tn all 'ncmim rnnrrnd: Vim nd eai h ol ii ..,I.. I ri K. Hull., Will altreua In aell .vltlllioua, ira- - lMoraaud har.lei.Vr In uuatntlie. im on rallon. lor a period ol l ""lh lownoHioble.Uoldrprwliicl, C.-luuil conn' lr. tnon, whh-h appUraUou will baal on lh lollowlait iwlltlou; n..l.l W. th uulcrnolll eol.ra "ol"' priliil. l oluiniua louiity. (Male ol triin. iraiwttlllly pelltlotl th H.iolal.l eolllllv coon ol t-olumMa t'minty, Wat mm a Hceaa to S. K. Itullf, lo w'l I"""""; mall and lnouall.Uon III niianllin than on tallon In i.ohlc. liold pwluct. olu"1''! l'ontiiy.iatcolOriioii. lor III iht t month., aalndaiyUiuud ' '"': u u V...i..n u. R ru.ioii r. Jett.en. t na. j H'nhaumr. I M Ko.ler. John t.ill.;i l'r- r Victor Kamr H sh..woti A (I tlf" J J lin. Ki anaiul W Mi-rarlalhl tl '"';h'" ' W ilm.n Jnliau 1'edro I. Itradl.y Mntrv Hlaae ki FOB rCBTLAR. WI". f -TtAatin- The Oregon Journal rightly says that when the Legislature attempts to tinker with iaws made by the people it treads on dangerous ground. The initiative is here to stay. It should not be lightly invoked, but it will be used as a weapon of defer ee whenever the tepresentatives elected by the people fail or neglect to dotbelr duty. By iU use re direct primary was enacted and the Legisla ture will do well not to tamptr with that measure. It is the 'eatu blow to all the old methods of the bosses, and thev object to losing their power. There will be bosses (or leaders) in the future, but not as there have been the past. The methods employed will be entirely different. The old ward heelers can no longer be relied upon to deliver the goods, therefore they will be of less value to the boss. Public opinion most be courted through the medium of the prevs, and the political aspirant mn't be able to convince the people that his noininaiion will be bent-ficial to their interests. They will doubtless make many mi'lakes, but they will have the power to rectify them much quicker than tnler the old tystt-m. Mere subservience to a dominant faction will not uie;n political succsi. It is the realization of this fact that is milk ing the heelers and ward workers squirm. America r Willamett Slough Route Leave St. Helens . ... :90 AM Arrive at Portland. .10:80 A M Leave Portland :30 PM Arriv at SU Helens. 6 .-00 P M r AMB SO Cat.1T. Will Carry Sothlns ut Pao Sr and Fast Freight. rn PMTIAND DAILY Steamer Iralda C. . Hoogkkirt. Xatttr. RA1LKOAD TIMK. t n.ini.r iiiliihimii Snndarllor Port- ! land, at A. M.. nVuartln from M. Helen" a o rloi k. Rrturnln. )eav, I'ult'.aud el I r M.. arriving at st. lleletu l i.iX Passengers and Fast FwiiM, OK ST Ward w Bi.nop rrafla ' w' r." "-T, "r er w H Andemm J L M.icatl H A N-l'-alt r y..iu.i.cJ Khrlluiivr II welter J k'";t H UovkluaJ Vautl ivtcrwrn tl I l'wiilH.r l arey A H llaitm A Sclitldell k Uns'htt. r A Hiullh t ha. Mclnllr U limiisniiin f l ltee J W Kane. H alt. R Archil-Id A L V7n II I Mill.r Duwaa N toti'1'" ... h., in... Sleucil.il. h. Hutu, JOB PRINTING IS OUR BUSINESS WK liavo th mt and, mort fully iMiuipiMHl .lob Trint in Office in Columbia County . tnd we are prewired to do all kinds of Vrintini on short not i en and at most rvusonntde prices k TRIAL WILL CONVINCE OREGON MIST V V fWr rj SlfUClt. i HOTM fOH PUIUCtTIO. nitnber land. At Jon. IjS) Jjmsa t00, Slautar. The rrewnt congress ha added to it record of important legislation br pass-, ing an act lo pension any soldier over 62 years of age who served ninety day in the Mexican war, in the United Bute arm. This la will apply at once to all Mexican soldiers, and nearly all the surviving TJni-jn soldiers, for a man of 20 when the ci.-il war closed is now 62. Age alone in these cases gives a claim to a pension of $12 a month at 62 yars of age, 15 a month at 70 yars. and $20 a month at 75 years and over. Pensioners now receiving "ess than this allowance can get it increased on appli cation. Those who are receiving more are not affected by the new law. Clai ros for special disabilities may be prose cuted as before. This act sweeps sway an immense amount of red tape and uelay, otten running into years, to which applicants for pensions nave been subjected, ll can be taken for granted that a veteran past the sge of 62 is unfit for manual labor, and many of the medical exami nations carried on have long been super fluous. Pensioners are dying at the rale of more than 40,000 a year, and the mor tality In their ranks is increasing. Only a f'w thousand survivors remain of the Mexican war, which closed fifty-nine years ago. It is doubtful it the pension oavments next year exceed those 1906, of H0TICE ro cieoTons. KiiTtrR t. hrrabe eleen that th vnderttw 4 bat be appointed arimmtttretor ol me eatate nl Harah X. Ayre. deceaaed, by lh bob. U.S. Hallan. juneeoi in loueij un ; Sialeol Orenon. lor lh County ol Columbia,. Any and all perwm having claim aatn aald eeiate are hereby te-juired to preaenl Ihe i to me at rerideuc at Werrrn. Ortfuo. rltbin at tnunth. Irani tne oat aereoi. baled this II Ji day ol January, A. D. MJ7 W. H. Powell, Attorney lor AduilnlHrauir. 1 i M PO! H L- M ; 1 iO.( Culled Hiaiea Umt 0e. l"orll.nd, Oioo. Nre'"II,hefrct!;U'.t. th "' wlih lh iroVwhii it lh a.t ol Vimttrm .. Jiin 5i? 1st. utltld "An net lorih. l l ilraier land, in the stale ol i alllornia. Hresoii. N.da aud a.l.liurt.. rtlt..fy. "; -dlallth PubtrUwIfUt-br u art 4. imi.. liottlieb Kchwiwcr, ol Aiwon, iuntolartitueton, sutoltifso. haathia d Ble.1 In thl. ..m hi worn v27 nS. lor lb r" ot " V l ! v ami 4. ol Secti.io .No. A l Town.Slf N" !o'lh. i:anSo.4e.i.au.t will otter -"- lo.b. that lh land ihl la l valuabl l limber otm than lor aneulturl t""t"1 amlio.iai.l.h hi. claim to aald land behir U. HeliMer.n-l KecWer at fortlau. ". u Toe-lay lh th day u. Anl. iwn. II name. a. wltiieea And! lla..n. o Harou. Or.. A. li. Il.-hl. ol Heron, lie.. tnio Biplrloiann, ol liacooa, lie.. AHH Hem- Any and all lr.. elalinlu ad.rrwlr tli. ah.idwrth-(iail.arre.Uieii l i SI Ibfir claim, lu tlil.otBc ou or bvlor aid Mil day .1 ASCII. 17. AU.EM0 VKwK Urait?(. I E. n. QUICK t A. M. HOLTON The Columbia County ABSTRACT AND TRUST CO. Abstracts Madk Titles Examined ti? Non-Rksidknt Tanks Paid tj.... w Loans, ktc IMIAI. i.." lAin r ' i !aaaaa aaaa 4a.a.A.jAA.a, )aV b 5 9 I 'jeir GUARDItirS SALE. Sniic l hereby rleen that on the 23rd day ol Fehruaiv. 1J07. al the hour ol lu o'eloeS In lb loreooon. In Irtmt ot lh court hou dr. In th Iowa ol St. Helen.. In the fount ol Colombia. BUte Ol0reoll, I will ll al nubile aale the luierert uvoetl by Lavell Jlararet i nnnell. a minor, Ihciarae belnf one-hall In teret la and to the lollowlii dex ribe.1 real eatate: The norihaeat urier m ma mu ral qnaner ol wctlon S. the north hall ol th nonbeant quarter . and the aoulhwert quarter nl the Dorlhea.t quarter ol wction 4. lown.hlp 4 north, renire a treat ol Ui Wlllainette Merid ian: tennaol wile, cah In hand. ThU l l made by onler ol the county conrtoflhe Mid folninbia Connty. duly en tered on lb Hlh day ol January, r.7. 31AKOAKKT A. FRAPFR, Utwdianor theertaleol Lave.lo Maisarel Connell, Minor. GUARDIAN SALE. Sidlce It hereby slven thai th on.ler.l(rnel. Ann K Wwalhnrv. uirilnnf I'harle Wil liam Paul, fell ilelinda Paul, JML'e Jane Paul and Zenith Harold Paul, roloon. iy au thority ol th county court, olihe Stale of Oreeon, tor Multnomah county, will on Ihe llih day ol Man h. A. I).. IW7. at lh hoar ol eleven n vinek a. m. at the Iront door ol the Cour.lv Service pension, for the soldier, I cour; ,,!. in .; T-n , , iie.e ,, name! have not comeaday 100 soon. ! Mlu nitn'rinandttlieaoiitheaatMUarierollhe t u.rTnM.iniiiru'T.iiiiuK u'rnu n.ii.Hiiirii-.ii Deiora me iav orave . ... ,luaru.r (ll ,e M,iheat onarier ot wcllon has been 1 S. in townahip north ol ronife S weat. mtuai in ixitumoia I ouriiy. a uuijii.: , raid aie it May it be Ion men to whom this justice awarded are mustetel out. THE POWEB OP TBl'TH So it was all a mistake; a vision of the excited imagination; a pipe dream, as it were. San Francisco never wished to exclude Japanese children from the public schools. She never set apart an old cowshed for their accomodation. The President never shook his l.ig Hick at her for doing it and Japan never growled warlike over the situation. California has not thought of following the exalted example of South Carolina by trying the historic policy of nullifi cation. The eminent Mr. fchmitz has not been invited to Washington to con fer with Mr. Boosevelt over a delicate diplomatic problem. Nothing of the sort has happened, for Mr. Schmitz s.iys so, ana w ho wouia ciare 10 uuiiutiusi word? The nightmare is over and we' awaken to the glad eotikciou'ness thntj after all we shall not have to drive the Japanese into the tea. It i delightful to think that we mar still lenvj that venturesome ob lo Ihe Knseuns The Old Silver Dollar. '. (Masrnic Journal) Y.Oi t'ear lo our hearts is the old silver dollar, wl.en some kind eubscriUr presents it to view the liberty head without necktie or collar, mid all the strange things that to us seein bo new ; the wide sheading cae. the arrow benetth it, the Mars and the word with the strange things they tell. The coin of my (atheisl We're glnd that ws know it, for some time or other 'twiil come in quite well the spread egl dollar, the alar fpangled dollar, the old silver dollar we all love to well. iictlou to tl.e hli-ht hi.liler. raid Mle twin made .utiicct n cuotirmallnn by Mid Multnomah I oonl) court. T.,m,nl.u. cMh in hand. Interest ol oald minor, the undivided hall ol aald dwrllnd laud, .ubject to the dower rlhl ul aula Auna ft. Woodbury. ASNAE.Woor,B0RV. Ounrdiftii. DaUd Jnnuirj JOtli, 1 0f7. AND OREGON Union Pacific UNION DEPOT. .. Iavea fetflf AiiivWKTI.A5l :i"rar,' Hl'Ki lAI. lor lh Kat I Dully, j l Huutiiiittoii. ti i il.K.oo A. M. i Dill)'. Arrives. k." M Dally. 'HlOKiNK PI.YK II. .IS P. Iiauj, lor KaMern Wathluir Ion. Walla ttalla. Lew taton. Ccjeur d'Alcne .1 . t,.. L. i. i aii'i ureai i.uniieru inere wa it rooi'ir umt. iTitii riniM-iM-u M,iiit. f had oXiicatetl the cowshed to alOricnt XtiUsfitr ixi-HMi iWfCK instruction because the Jnu were likely tor the Eaat via lint-.i Dally. iKinlainlfi.la tl.A imrA CaiMMalan ; t'laoui bloo-l of M. Miniitz and his fellow citiiens; bec-inr1 the noble rw which lie and Mr. Kuef sd(-n wi'h their sym metrical live tonld not demean itself to mingle in the arithmetic clii'.S with brow n-facel Ctr'.enUls; that fie yellow impurity of iheMon'ol an breath wtmld taint the sacred dipiitlionis of the spell ing book; thst tin haniihty Ken Fran ciscans wou'd drive tlie Japanere boys out of their ai-houU or die in Vlientteiupt, Hut this minor wss a base slander. No body ev-r tioiwht of separate rchools except fi'r thosH Jps ho livpil too far awiiy to go lo the white schools. It was onlt'to suve tiiein walUinir so far that i r. Si'huiiU devised the delicate com pliment of emitting thi'tn up by them selves in the cowehed. Thus the imijending hadiw of war and pestilence diSierse in th wliiU) light of truth. Oregouian. Royal Oak Dresser. No. W. When you see thla Drcaacr you will have abundant and tery'tangttdc evidence of the fact that we sell furniture at lower ratea than any other firm in the city. The site of this dresacr top 20x34 inch, with oval bevel pUte mirror ls33 Inches. It i made ot roval oak with beautiful quarter grained top and front. There are fourdrawer, top drawers having swell fronts, just like the illustra tion, and all are fitted with caat brass pulls and locks and keys. A verv neat and attractive dcatgn and one that cannot fail to please , And price is only 10.00 PAY S3 CASH. tl. 50 MONTHLY laSend for onr complete furni gtrture catalog, showing the line atsflrfurnit re we sell on thelnMal- uieut plan. W e pay ijeigm SECURE FUTURE, INDEPENDENCE j By InvcsiiuR in GOOL) RKAL KSTATK St. Johns Realty is the Bet Invest now while you can Ret iti on the ground floor: from tliose seeking investment and promptly answered. J C0LV1N & H0NDKRSON 5 ioaJ. l'hiladelphia St. ' St. Jolws.Orcgon SPRING MODELS 3 3 S0R05I5 THE SMARTEST FOOTWEAR FOR WOMEN 3 GEVURTZ&SONS PORTLAND, OREGON 173-175 FHtHT STIIKK 219-227 YAMHILL 8THEKT 2 TRAINS DAILY 2 TO nUXTII MINNEAPOLIS ST. I'AUL DKXVCK-I.I NCVl.S- OMAHA . Ka.S. fit V-T. lalfW THfi EAST The Regular Yellowstone Park Route Via Livingston and Gardiner Gateway, the Government ORiciiil Kntrance to the Park, SEASON JUNE I TO SEPT. 20. IP YOU WILL. BCT SEE A-MICmCA. FIR T START ItlGMT. SEE YELOWSTONE PARK NATURES GREATEST WONDERLAND PARTICULAItS AT 256 MORKIBON 8TKEKT A. D. CHARLTON Assistant General Passenger Agent Portland Oregon Spring Tics and Oxfords $3.50 aud $4.00 The most up-to-date hosiery department iu the city Men, Womeu and Children. for KNIGHT SHOE CO. 3rd and Washington Portland, Oregon 2 Walkover and Sorosis Store The largest specialty store iu the Northwest Ws UULmJUJUULJLaABJLJl I THE BIG STORE! DOWr BY THE BIG SAWMILL IE CORONAS ioc 7;ti A. M. I I Vally. Lower Columbia River. BU-amer lla'Mli Icavei Furtlanil Calif, except HimduT. "l , (. 111. Hattirilav 10:00 p. m lor AaKtrla a.i.l war UmlliiKS ktnrnll-( Innrrt Atturia nl 1 00 a. m. 1i 1 1 v. eiipt suniir. , A. L. CRAIQ, General Pixucr Atcnt. FohTl.AhDOra. j-it.B. r. curr, PHYSICIAN & 8T HELKKB SURGEON ORKGON. CHAflPIONS 5c The Best Smoke for the Money Receiving New Goods Every Day! In the Week. ; ; 1 MI3GIM2 STORK1 Hits a Heiiutntiou of Iiiit: Htaiwllnii for Only tlie Best in 4 t General Merchandise! Dart & Muckle. cm. Helens, - - - Oregon.; iuuiiaiiliaiiaiiiiiiuuiillii iiUuiUluiiliUiaiulUlUlut , WESTERN MEAT MARKET I-vR. EDWIN BOl. PHYSICIAN & SURGFONSoldby IT. BBLUKi 0K8UC HADE IN OREGON M. C GRAY. BRINN BROS. THE HOTEL 5 t t JAMES SPEMCC, PROP, Handles only fresh, home killed meats No cold storage meats used. Wc have added to our Nehalem band a bunch of Sauvies Island cattle, the best in the lane!. Watch for our showing of meats for Christmas. Fggs and produce taken in trade. Ordevs tatrn fur o-prsr nn1 i!iif Icons. TTrTT1 lin, o "WUJUlUrt OREGON