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Newspaper Page Text! OREGON MIST Entered at the l'ostoffiee t St. Helen, Oregon, as secoud-class mail twitter. Issi'KD Evurv Fridav Bv K. II. FLAGG. FJMTOR AND l'ROPRIKTOR. SlBSCRH'TION R.VTKS Oneytar Six months " '" Advertising rates made known on appli cation Legal notices 25 cents rwrline. MARCH 15. CIRCUIT COURT OFFICERS : Thomas A. McBRinu. District Judge Harrison Am.KN -District Attorney COUNTY OFFICERS : R. S. Hattan, Judge St. Helens V. A. Harris, Clerk St. Helens Martin White, Sheriff....; St. Helens Casi'KR Libel, Commissioner Mist H. West, Comm'r Scappoose Edwin Ross, Treasurer. St. Helens A. T. Laws, Assessor...- St. Helens I. H. CoPKUANn, School Supt....Houlton Fr ank H. Prkscott. Surv Rainier H. R. CUFF, Coroner St. Helens Knock, and the world knocks with you boost and you boost alone, when yon roast good and bod, yon will And that the crowd la a hammer at I i s your own. Buy and the gang is with yon, renig and the game is all off, tor the lad with the thirst will see you flret, if yon don't pio-eed to cough. Be rich and the push will praise you, 1 pocr and they'll pass you the ice; you're warm young guy, when you start to buy, your a slob when yoa hav'ut the priie, Be flush and your friends are many, go broke and they say, "Ta ta;" while your bank account burns yoa will get great returns, when its out you will get the Ha ha. Be gay and the ruib will cheer you, they'll shout while your wealth en dures, show a tearful lamp, and you'll tee them tramp, and its back to the woods fox yours. There's always a bunch to boost you, while at your money they glance, but you'll find them all gone, on the cold gray dawn, when the fringe shos upon your pints. Ex, THE RIGHT METHOD AT LAST. The friends of the State Normal School at .Monmouth, in view of the Governors ve'o of their appropriation, have decided to go be!ore the people under the initiative and ask the voters to select the" schools they desire to be continued as a normal institution at the expense of the taxpayers. Drain, Mon mouth, Ashland, and Weston will all be placed upon the ballots and the voters can select or reject any or all of them. This is the sensible method of solving the problem, and shoti'd have been adopted prior to the last general election instead of invoking the referendum on the general appropriation bill. The schools exist by thesmctioti and author ity of the Legislature, and it appears that holy has net the courage to decide which of them shall be retained. They have been hampered in their work by this vacillation, and it is certainly high time the question was definitely settled. Normal training schools are a necessity of the best public school, but it appears foolish to putter away the taxes in main taining more than are necessary. Each section containing a normal will vote nearly solid for its local school, and the decision will lie rendered bv the means of the voters who have no personal or realty interests in the matter. Mon mouth will undoubtedly be chosen, and that ii, of course, the reason her friends favor this method of settlingtbe dispute. CHANGE CO EMTIO It. The l'atrons of Husbandry know a good thing when they gee it, They saw and appreciated the new courthouse, and, like thegood citizens they are, they gave praise where praise was due. The Grangers sre not calamity howlers nor perverse fault finder. They have not hesitated to criticise where they thought public officials were Lix in the perform ance of their duty, and we believe their criticisms, except in the cose of a few individuals, lias been bone3t and cotlci cntious. They nrean importantelement in the welfare of the County, represent ing the middle class, who are not wealthy, but win own their homes nnd have been the pioneers of our civilation. They come from every section of the county, aud no other set of men could be as truly representative of the county's permanent interest. Agriculture is the basis of nil industries and an intelligent t'gricullural population is the greatest Fiifeguard of tin country's welfare. The Grange is essentially an educational in stiutiou. Within the Grange halls eveiy problem of government is discusi ed, and while it is true that they are not always governed by w.pe counsel, the ultimate re.-ult of tlii-ir deliberations is pretty sure to resuh in action for the general goi d. Tliat we believe ii always their motive. They desire nothing h'U the greatest go d of the greateat num ber, and, in this reepect, they are fur abive many other associations whose object it is to influence legislation. We are glad to h: ve hud tiie l'atrons w ith us, glad they saw lit to coinm-nd the nob'e building in which their con vention was held, and hope tiny will cjii.e again in J9U8. Many Clackamas county people arj wonJering wliat caused the recti! c-l ii in p in the price of potatoes, when thee whs an urgent demand for the product in Smi Francisco. It was a shipment of 500 car loads of the tubers from the E ist that cuieed a slump in the California markets. The farmer that sold his spuds when they were J 1 .50 per hundred hit the nail on the head. Those who were holding for a better juice, did not count on the big shipment from tlit East, Enterprise rue Birr nr it FVVTWVVTinr-rT - " I A l An army of men is on strike in Port hm!. Thev srj lining, diroctly, in th neighborhood of six Iho.isand dollars per day, am! this is only a pcrtiou of the tiimliobil loss fiat U Mug cilled the Stain of Ori gin by their idleness. They are tucoei ding in inflicting upon capital a much greater though not a pr ii ortinate los. The lapitalUta will never mis a luxury from their table. Their children will be S well clothed as ever, am! Iho Ens-tor bonnet ol their wives will be jtvt s expensive. They will rnff-r nothing but diminution of their earnings, and all the power of the State w II be invoked to protect fieir property if the time comes when des paia e men resort to lnwless measure. It it fixed principle that the poor must not violate the law. For the edu cated and wealthy nuarchisti, who combine and conspire tj rub the con sumers of millions annually, there has been built up a system of legal i vasioti that renders them practically unpunish able. So polio ni m ever balls them to ti.A r-it fail, no voller of Infantry ever liflictsupou them Hit death r'lty forj their crimes. Org.nued society rLjlit-1 fully protects the rich ngaiust the crime of the poor, though it has not as yet de-; vised an effective means of protecting' the poor against the crimes of the rich. I i This is tin frotilion of centnries. On the one side is organil d capital. On i the other orgatnxjd l i'oor. islat iot ' perpetual warelare exists between them and what is called peace is never more i than n armed truce. Both are intense ly selfish and careless of tho rights of nm-cimhatants. The strike in Port land affects the whole State, and it m.iy especially affect Columbia County. Those who have no desire to take part in theronflict will be compelled to array tnemselves on one side or the other. The friendly spirit that exists in many cases between the employer and em ployed will be done away with and the nihilistic impulse to tear down will take place of the constructive. The financial loss will be bot a small pait of the harm done, and the worst burden of the conflict w ill fall, as it always does, upon the woman at home. The eensible economies of honest poverty will give economies 01 uoiirsi .-j away to biting necessities of destitution, the accnmulations tit the savings DanR mill ,wmii iv th installments urjon the home will be unpaid and allhat.ut. c.wur .I'Alene the comforts that come with steady eir. r .... nlnamanf will U ftlriianl: lltlsinpaa will b-naralyzed thr..uXhout the State, and the progress of a great city letarded. A strike is war, and "war is hell." Is this the best that we can do? The time has gone by when men can claim that they live for themselves alone. We are to knit together that a blow dealt to one portion of the industrial fabric is felt everywhere. "An injnry to one is Ihe concern of all." This is the motto of Labor and of Capital; bnt it has a wider meaning than they have given it It neans that war bet wee u them is an injury to the whole country, and, there should be power in the people to compel a halt. This is the principle of compul sory arbitral! n. The differences be tween organized bodies of citizens tdiould be settled as are the differences between individuals. They should not be per mitted to destroy each other or retard the prosperity of the community. Worked Like a Charm. Mr. N. D. Walker, editor of that spicy journal, the Enterprise, Louiea, Va., aays: "I ran a nail in my foot last week and st once applied Bucklin's Arnica Sake. No inftamation followed, the salve simply healed the wound." Heals every sore,' barn and skin disease. Guaranteed by all druggists. 25c. MOKE FOREST RESERVES. Dispatches fmin Washington indicate that President Rooevclthas added 1", 000,0 acres of forest lands to the gov ernment reserves, one fourth of which Is in Oregon. The largest reservation in Oregon was an addition of 077,000 acres in the Blue Mountain reserve in Eastern Oregon. Other additions t) existing reserves are : m.000 to the Siskiyou in Southern Or egon, 71,000 acri-s in the Wenelia reserve 5H,000 to the Cas :a le reserve, mostly in its western border, and 154,000 to the Ashlai.d reserve in south-western Ore gon. To include the timber laud of th Coast Jtange the President created th? Tillamook reserve coot-iiuing IIm.OOO acres; tli j Con, mile reserve, embodying 140.0U0 acres, and the L'inpqua reserve, with an area of 802,000 acres. The Wallow and CheMiiimimis re serves are combined u tder the name of Imnaha, and 743,000 ucres are added. Found at Lact. J. A. Harmon of Liramore, West Va. favg: "At last I hnve found the perfect lill that never dissapointx trie ; anil fur the b.-nelii o( otliern ufllieteij i itb torpid liver and chronic constipation, will eny take Vc . Kinn'a Nw Life Tills." ( inar aiileeil caiinfaclory. 25c at ill I drugiriitiH. School Report. Following in the report of the Yankton school, Dist. No. 30, for the month be ginning Feb 4 aud ending March 1. No. uirls enrolled lj No. boys enrolled 2 No. days taught . . Jl) Average daily attendance !ll ! No. days absence r,) No. times tardy Id) The following were neither ab-ent nor late during the month. Geo. Walker, Marie Walker, Dorris Wikstroni, Orval Wikstrom, Seth Brinn, Orval Brinn, Edna lionney, Ulah Bonney. Owing to an epidemic of chicken pit among the pupils the attendance for thi t month in a little below the average. EFFIE FITZGERALD Teacher. Optimo cigars ; two for twenty-five eta. Leader! in qnalily. Brinn Bros, I OR rOHTLAND, DAILY. H -TfAMIH- "America" H H H H H M H H H H Willaniett Slongh Route Leave St. Helens. ... 1:80 A M Arrive at Portland. .10:80 A M t lu.l 1 -80 P M Arrlvs at St. Helens. 6;U0 P M FARE AO TENTS. Will Carry Nolhinir but rn rrrs and Fast Freight. JAUIKH OOOOt mattor. M GUA " DIANSALE. Notice l heret.v given that the iiii.VralRiie.), Aim K WrtOilhiirv. suiinllatxit lliarlea Wil liam Paul. IVIla Metlii.la I'aal. Melwaa June Paul an.l Zenith Harold I'aul. minora. Iiy thoriiy oi ths county court, at the s'e ' Oregon, (or Muliuoiimh coimly. will on the llin tlHv of limb, A. !.. I'A7. the '"' eleven oYiwk . m ' "e ln door of i he ( oiiuly Court House III Hie Town of SI. Ilelem III rnliimnl I'oinilv lreon ell ullllie lnlerrl of nll minor in iiil uUioiiHiel'Urirrol Hie iiorUieili'irierHii,l iheuorili hlti iheiioriti ci .iurier ol Hie uiliriul qimrterot wnon JJ In ionhiil north of rtii!e5el. mlume hiiolumhi loiiiuy. at nubile auction In ll.e highest hl.liler. sal.l le llnn nifcte ulileel In eonllrmatinn Uv l'l Mutlnomah l immy conn Terms ol sale, eh In I"""1- tntcrest ol j nilliont, iniMnmnmni out' Inn. I. Mibjeet to Hie locr rlsht of alI Anna R. Woodbury. ANS.V K.WOOr.m'KY. ituanllflii. PateJ January Kh, 1U0T. OREGON AND Union Pacific 'zur--- Arrives. cfl( aium-hui i.Vmi 9 ii a. chh Atni-i'iiiirl.AMi ! ;"'Kl'1,J;'l,ho 1! s : V. M" Kaily. latly .,i:.U: vCk u li l.v'V. M : Iiaily. nine a 7 mT ! Daily. for Ka.iern Washinx Ion. Walla Walla, l ew ami Ureal Northern I points. ATl.ANTIl EXPRESS :H V7 M :H A. M. Dally. ' f;." v" Daily. Lower Columbia River. Stetmer llassal leaves Portland daily. nce.l Sutulav. al s.uo p. in. Saiimlay lo nu p. m for Astoria auJ wav lan.linics KeliirnlcK leaves Astoria at T.uO a. m. ilailv. eicept sumw. A. L. CRAIG, General PaisenM r Atciit. PoKTLAND Ore. J-JR.H. R. CUKF, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON 6T HELENS OREGON. JR. EDWIN ROSS. PHYSICIAN & SURGFON RT. HELENS. : ORKliC FISCHER, ATTORN EY-AT-LAW. RAINIER OKKliON .0TUE0r tit A SUE OF SAME Solioe U hcriby Klveii lhat l.y or.L'r ami rrt'e of the O.timy l.'ourt ,f III Hi.ile ..f Ore K'.n fur the rouiity of rohimMa, inn.ti- an.l enternt on the Jii'l .Inr of l.iri-h. IW7, Iht! nam,, of fiiint II. An.ieryi.n wa chiiiii''l lo thai of IHI..I If. Huri-l l.Tif. Wltn tlif ll'.tl. K. Haiian, Ju.lk'l of aai'1 Court. Ihls n. I .lav of March, A. II. 1'mit. Alu-t: W. A. Harrla. I k-rk ol aal.l C ourt. Sl'MMO.YS. In the ("in-Hit i'oiirl of Ihe Hlate vf On-gon, for r.liiint.ia Counlv May W. Oulhrlc J'lui l tl It" va frank T (.iillirl.j In , I. .lain. To Fnii'k T. liuthri..', Ihe above riiirncl (le filelaiit: In Ihe iiaine of ll.H Slat.,1 of Or -.roil, yon art, hereby notille'l uh.l ri-'iuirt'.i to ai."nr hareln ott or lj.;lor II..' ioi la oi April Iyer, niel an a-er tiie eornplaiiu lile.l Ha-ulti!.! von In ttifa court an.l irau-e. II yoij 'lo not ap.eir an.l liri aw.'r h,.riin bv Hint 'late the .laintirr will iiplily to ihe .'oiirt for a .llvorre from yon atel for en.riil relief. Thi anriitiioll- ia l.ilhilfhe.1 by or.ler of Hon, K s. Iliiunit, Jo.li... of ihe Counlv r.niri ol or eion f.r eolniiibia ' o.loty, ina'le nt elianibera on the Alh .lav of March 1W7, .11 r.-eli n the i.ob.leatloli of thla aiiminolla lu the Ofeicon Nlial for alx .onio.fii.iv.! w.-eka beKiiinin on ll.e Xlh. Iiiy of Miiri h l'i7. 'Hit time uerwrilieil III the oritur .llrerliliK Ihia .illiratl'.ll la alx w.'i-ka, aii'l the .Uy by u ht.-h yoo iiiiihi uplrtnr herein la two duya after the exi.f ration of aix week Irom Hie (late of Ihe nral leibllculloli hereof. KOIIKKI. It. MUKKOVY A'tornev lor I'lalntlff. SUMMONS In Wn:'.r i f.'ourt of the Htate of Oregon, fur ttll' ;Hlll'iV rif Col II If I bf H vu WfiiricilB Wetiin'f, It.fcM'1iint T) ll.'JirU-tt:i WtytHij'lt, iiifenU'tit above IIHKiC't: I the iiMtrt'of the Htufi; of On-nroti you n re liTly nMiiiiri'l to n:ir nt uiiiW(-r (I'm eoni liliiinl till.) HL'ttliHt wtii In the uhove futttlcrl u-ourt Hiil muf, ny the t iluv of April I',;, the i mii in' Ik'Ihk tin: ti'nt; ptTHi-rion') In thu nutcr for j puhliciif Ion ft thin unninoMi. uindv in fiurt on I Mrcli h, 1'JJ. hv tho Jlon. T. A. MuMrMtj; I Jn'lt-; ftti'1 I joii fail to iijif'jir hm'I anWfr Kiitil cnrniilitiiit n il ii mi iiioiim Un-rtfln fur want i u:rt'u ((Juliitnr hcri'ln will iipjily t llio Hhove jfiti!l-l court for tiie relief (k'niuiKU'! thiTeln, In ai c'liiiplriliit. Ih-' relief ctixiiiiii'.cl In mU roinpliilut U fur j nn ord r nnd ! en-c of itn nhovi n tit led court ; to (.1-.hu tie the riotiriiiirc comrtu'l now e l-lht j hftwi-ci citid (ihiihtiH' mid oi'fcndriht Imtciii: , (nr ih? etirc. eu-iinlv nml control of lire minor : ciif I.Jicii mni! ii Himdii. mid tor mudi other : fiii.l Jurihi r relief h ihei ouit iiim)-detiii meet ; uith f-'i'iily mni Jfj-t !', t I hu hfiiiifiir)iA i iHihli-lu-o by order or the , II'mi, T. A. Mi'Hiide, .IihIl- of tnt iihnvv en It) led court luadc nn fnu-:'ei therein iikmi the : nt-l'U it Irled Uy jWaiii'KI liervin uu thin -j ilny of 1 Wiirch 1107, i J. A. TKOV(:iHD(K j , . .Mtornev fur I'lulntlif. i Dutc of flr-t p.iM.eniio.i M.ircli lHi;7 NOTICE TO CREDITORS' NO'l lf'F la hereby given that the nmleraluii til baa bveli ir,..olhl. .1 ncliiilnl.lralor ol Ihe estate nf lohn H. IVriy. l cji m.M . by ihe Honorable It. H. Ilalt in. Jmlve ol Ihe lloiinly Uoiirl of thehtaleof Onuoii, for ihe eoimlv of I'oliilnbU Any ami nil nerou hnvlnt elalma liiriillia aiii.l olate are hereby required to l. re aenl thHaaii.el.i my allorni'), w. II. I'owvll. at hla Liny oillee nt ft. Ileli'iia, Oregon, .Inly veriitp.l ni'itmllinc to law, within aix munllit lion) the ilatelieiaol, Dated Feb, 1 1U07. Ill the innitv i-oiirl ol Hie Male of Orvnon lor iheoiimiy o( ColiimhU Ill the mailer ol the mtale of Samnal . Hoit. ,liM,ea'.l. u, , ,, To Nallmii Hokui. o( Snow I'amu. Slule ol Sorlh l arollna. aii.l lo all oiher helr ami ilevi MHWolsainnnl A. loi:i!, iteceuscil. II anv alien there be, ami In all oilier a-rolia lnlelvliM I" Hi real irocriy tielonulnn lo iheeaiate ol ani ilei'enaeil ; i.n'ettntf: , liulie mimeof the siaie of Oreiton: o ami aeh of von are ho.cln cltiil ami niilii"l lo aiar hi the I oniuv I'oiirl of ihe Slnie of oro soil lor Hie l onniv ol I'olnmbla. al Ilia ouri ro.m th. n-ot.al si. Helens. In nM fomily ami stale on Sanmlay Ihe 'MM 'lay of March, I'.wr. al ten o'clock In the mremioii of nabl ilay; ami then ami there ioi.howcinc. If any there be. whv an onler of snle ol eeriuln real imM" beloniilnii lo the estate of mM ileeeeil. Ill " I'onniv of Mullnoma'l ami Slale ol Oreiioii. .honbl mil be nnule aa braywl lor in me !-" lion of rharles M.irrU, Ihe a.liiilnlairaloi ol lh esiiite.on nietiiuibl i'oiirl. The real iiroiieitv ilesefllKKl ami nelllloucit lo t obt In sni.l ihMIIIoii t a lollo. M wll: Lots K, I. iiimI M In hl.K lt H In Koh Moy'a nb iltvUlon to Ihe l tlx' ol roruami. i ronnlv of Miilm inmh, Stale of Orrsnil. Wllhev,ilie Hon Ii. S. Haiian, Ju.lire of l ie IVnniv i'oiirl ol the Slale ol oresoii tor Ihe I'onniv ol I'nlunibla, Willi Ihe aeal "I"';' Court iuHu'il, Hit" II itayol Kebruary, A. U. m" Allot: W. A. HAIIKIS, Clerk. S'l of Couiily Court, W. II. l-owell. Aliorney for Ailmlulalrat.ir. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION (Timber Ijiml. Ai'l June .1 1H7X.) I'nlleil Slalen l.amt Ultlce, I'orllaml, llrcfsill, Vliruarv 13 l!J7. v.,,t..M i. h..r.,i,v tfiv-Mi, that tu rotitimauce Willi Ihe imivl.bins ol the act of t'oiire of Jiin:i is:i. entitiml "An ail for mo sale ol Umber lamia In UieSialeaol California, Oreii n Neva.la. ami Wnhlnloil Terlllory," aa ev lemlisl lo all Ihe I'ublie l.aiul Slalea by ai l ol Aiicual I. issr.' I'eler llollnian. 01 Itamlia. roulily oMahlnclon. stale of llrvaon. has Ihls lv II I,'. I III th olllce his aworn alalemeul N'l. 7'Jltl for the iun hae of Ihe Ntt', ol Sivlloll No. ..' Ill Tonhlp No. 4 North Kante .1 We; am) will olfer roo( tc show thai the Ian. I olliilll Ii nm Cnluahle tor llatlmla'r or alone than tor agricultural Hrpoae, ami to etab. ill hla claim lo aat.l laml Iwlore the healsler 11 n. I Keeetverat rorllaml. Oremin. oil Weilues Jav ihe sill ilav of May I'.VT. He iialuea aa ll-nea-es: I', c. Nelson, of llacona, llreaoii 8. Jcinaaoll. of tlai olia, Oreaoil: A. II. HiilrhkUa. of H.u ona, Orefuii; Turn Mwhau, olJMounlalii. Julc. llrenoli. Any Mini ait bcrsona elalmlnc ailversvly Ihe ataive itcscrlbcil lamia lie rv-inole.1 lo Itle their claims In thla otneoouur bi'lorv aalit sill ila of May WJ. Al.ciKKNON S. DUKSSKK. Kcslalcr. H. riORGUS 5T. HELEN5 Carries a Complete Line of Groceries Dry Goods Hardware Crockery Flour and Feed Hay Notions Candies Stationery Fancy Goods In fact, everything usually kept in a firs class General Merchandise Store. SI prices will lie found as reasonable nn store in Columbia County. Voiir trude ;ol icited. AAVKO II KH KON',1 I.IKK The h.tppieat mother in the littl- town nf .Via, Mi., is Mrs. S. Kupye. Mie writes: "One year ago my son as dou wilh such serious lung Iron Me that our physician was unaplu t help Ii if ii ; hen by unr druggist's advice t Ieg4ii givii g him I'r, King's New I Ms cover y, and I soon noticed improvement I kept this tr. ntiiH'nt up for a few weeks nh'-'ii he was be was perfictly wi II, He Ii h n worked sleauily since at carpenter work. iJr. Kind's New iMrrovrry rated li s life." (ju.i-:iuti'e. by all drugits Mic an:i fl.OU. Trial bottle l.ce. I J-aA:.a 9 GEVURTZ & SONS 1711-175 FIK8T HTKKK 210-27 YAMHII.I, 8TIIKKT 2 TRAINS DAILY 2 TO IJI'I.UTII-MINNI'.AI'OUS ST. I'AtJI DK.NVKIl-I.INC 'OI.N-OMAII - KaNmAH I'ITV-ht. llH'IH THU KAST The KcL'ular Vcllowstone Park k,,i.. Viu Livingston und (Jardiner Cateway, the (Jovcriiinciit Oflicial I'.nlrnncB to the I'ark, SEASON JUNE I TO SEPT. 20. SJ3J13 KUIlOIJ0 if you wii.t mrr SEJC AMEIUCJA. mil START ItlCHT. Kf'.K YIELOWSTONJC I A R K NATL'RJ'.S (JRKATICST WONfll'.RI.ANIi l'AKTICUI.AKS AT2fi5 MOKKIHON HTIUChT A. D. CHARLTON Assistant General rassengcr Agent Portland Oregon K,W..feUn:r with the himlato ia I e 1 , , Neva.la ami '",' ' , ,', 'L.',,.. i act of lemleil 10 all ihe l'W" ,U I IMrlliio.l, Auau.l t. IM'J. ; ' l;lH ;'l ,' .. ha. ffi'llaVllciTff-S Me,.., aml.N 'i M " N , w,i claim to.alil ami ! "J , , , ,h MUver. a. I or.la i.l. . ,,,, above in acriiicu ihm- - , . . . i ,lalmalulblsoltb'.iinorlwli"eal.ltih u) Maicn, im. AliiKttNoN H. PUKSSK't. lb plater. NOTICE HI PUBLICATION Timber trflllil i'l June :1 IL'SI l',,ll VuiesVal." omcc. for.lan.t Orc.o,,. NolK'.. hereby .I) llmlierlainu in me . u. .,111,1 Neiai a ami aninm..ii . . ". . . e.1 I., all l-ilblle I an-l Stales b " J ll" I I.!.1 Sarah K liavninii ' ,1 ,. u. nb-.l Mullnomah stale ol Hfen ""''' A" '"' ' In llll omce ner iii "' . Ihe liurvhaae ol l" - ' ' . , Klm".o ; 1 . Kie .-.. ."'I He.e., iiV"ilU.M! or:.oi..H.iuM.; ;': " Illl.biV OieSi.ll Ml ll. W. ' '. "t I'Ula- u!". " I...,', '.ii..-, shear. ..; ';'';, Any ami all rr.i. . lai".i a.l..fl alo,i-b.M',lU..l laiM. are I""""' 1 ' Ihelr claims in ihu oftlie on or twforv ,aij .n .lay ot Ai.rll , (iKllNs K!i.,t:it. Krglslrt. I ASTORIA & COLUMBIA RIYER II RAILROAD tUMrANT . All trmliit miik tin contisKtlufit Kl .'! wllh Nuiiharu 1'arino lfiu I" in-l Iri-m m KmI tu4 Muun4 iolnu. At Furiiii4 with ) frln Ivftfitif I'nlm 4ot. Al Attori with 1 K. ft N o U1 nt rlt Uam u4 titiuct r J. Poiitr (o ftu4 fro.m Itco o4 .Nprtft Btb pointa. f twcngr for AitorU or t ploti oittal fl Iraltia at Hotilton Imint will tUt to lt f ti)ti oil tl llou'tnn he t.-timln ttvm puiuM UolUubtr J. I . .lay, fftM. Ait.. AMorU, Ol NOTICE FOR PU8UCMTIQ. (Timltrf Inn-t. Aft J 11 ltd 1, I'niitHl Hiti mw ititi. . rurtUift. 't JanUArv .1, 1 "i: NtUr ) (irrt'hy ifivtn t(mt In '-'iii j-ll r. wtth the mvll.ti.t t ih nf r-'inrrrM .( June 3. I"T. mtlllixt "tttrt fur Ihr a ir Ilintwr Uil'l In thr Mult nf Sif..riU t irejuii NfTKilii Hitil Htklitirtiin rt 'Tlt.'rr. 4t-itMil mi ht t tils? P'lhlfe' Ijitl't MtAlt n l.y ' Ht i, IW'J. l.Mlthrli h'hrrtu." f. ( Ai'.h.n. t'oiltlltr (if M ustillU'lnll. N(lf i.f l lri tt ht thi ilV (llnl 111 ttll otfli hi Wnril ftf-irit No "IM, (or thr "irtUiwi .! Hip Ntt I iti i RIl.l t i.f Mtvtlnfl S, til Tow mfi Nu .i Soft I, (( No. 4 WI. tlt vr HI m-r (ii.Hf tot). w tht the lnn-t Mti(tit tu ihwm' .tinf-ir (..( it. tiinrarr nr ottnlir lhn 1il urlruldirnl in.rjw.' Uil'l t (!) I )l )tl cUllll t' .)! In hi Utt.rr- the Hrjttflrr mxl Ki'e.rr t l'ort!n-1 'iri jjMit mi T'linnUr tin Mti -lay ( Ai.r.i l (( ititnir mm wllnr"a Aii'lrr 1Im-'U. . ItMoim, (r., A if. Il-'lf hhtsji. ,.f IU. ..ti4 t H(o M(f'lliiilin, nf IUi utt, Or , Aif-crt Jlriii ivrt. uf AUitnn. r. Any il nil incin rUtmlu,; m1wrrlv tUr niHivc tli'irrtdl Iitl mtr rrotirnit-'t t . Mr ihrit olnlin l.i thU nltivt ttu or U j.rp nni. nu -U ut April. t'A7. ltt.trf. Royal Oak Dresser. No. W. When yoll arc (In, Ilrcasa-r you will Imve nlniiiiliuit ml very tangible evidence nf Uir fact that we aeh furniture nt l.v,rr rates than any i.ihir firm in thr city. The ic of thin drrsarr- tup ill:il inchra, with oval lavvel iil.it e Hiirrnr lllxSI inchra. It u in ulr i.l roynl oak with la-nutiliil iimrti r grained top and front. Tin re nr.' four drawers, tup drnwera having swell fronts, juat like the illuatra" lion, and nil nrc fitted with ea't bmss pulls nml links and keys. A very neat and attractive iIi-sikh and one that rianuut fail to .lrne. And priee is only 81 (.()() PAY $3 CASH. SI. SO MONTHLY I t Send for our complete fiirni lure caluloK, Iiwiiik the fine 'furni t re wc aell on the inatal . incut plan. We pay freight rUKTLAND, OREGON T1 1 oaitv. " ,"?" ..a.C.. ' jAlM 0.tV. m l a - I 1 r I a a i' " K too no Li Portland Aril la ' i 4 a im a oa M 1 . l.ohla III OS V i 111 l 41 .. Ralnlaf l' .V its! t . . Pyramid... i ) a a ma a I U. Tl i ? M I It! II .' I'lal.kaiii. i I : :m ami 1 10 aa : . . Maiahlan.1 1 0.' 1 tit 10 Jl II J ' Waalr-'ll .... S ! til s7 lo M :a t i . . i niton . . I u 1 os 10 0C I 10 1) H I I ...Knai'i.. . Ii Out ions I li at an h,rii..n.. a: ! e ?j j lil.nl Ills'.! J.illll l7 ti.) 10 J0 I II 11 WI Ar.Aaluna .l v l 10 J-Z "N JOB PRINTING I 18 OUR PU8INB88 WK lutvn th bt'staud mimt fully (MinipiNMl Job Trlnt iiij; CMtlctf l r4lumbia County Jntl we are prepared to do utl kinds of Printing on short not tee and at most reasonable prices A TRIAL Will CONVINCE OREGON MIST , , H li. I;. QUICK A. m. HOLTON Ttiii Columbia County t MiSTRACT AND TRU5T CO. $ Titles Kxamishd ; Nis-KKsinKST Taxks Paid al Rkai. liSTATK SECURE FUTURE Iiy InvtMing iu (KK) $ St. Johns Realty is the lkt J Invest tunv while you tau v Titfuirrov ntav 1k to Lite. j from thoM srckinr investment nml promptly answerti ; COLVIN & HENDERSON wi', riiil.ulclihu M, art SOR05ISSPToQDEli is i i THIS SMARTEST FOOTWKAR FOR WOMEN Spring Tics ami Oxfords S3. 50 and $4.00 Tin- must up to tlatc hosiery S Men, Women KNIGHT 3rd ami Washington Walkover and Z Hie largest sticcialty ho ; r ! gitif w mm mm mww w I THE BIG STOKE : D0W BY THE DIG 8AWMILL Receiving New In the if THIS """" ,t,''utUmi of I,,,,g I General Merchandise I Deirt & St. HcIoiih, - iiiiaiuiiiiuiaiuiuiuiuiiiiuiu iuiuiaiuiaiuiuiuiuv STATE BANK OF "RAINIER-' HAINIER, ore. ,'""r l" r 'hi Iliterei.t, i.ai.l ',!',ll'l1'l-"t ally, M""h 1 1 epleii,l.r I. W. II. U)TTMAN,CaSiiikii Collcclloni Mado-s-DrafU Is.ucd Vj, Abstracts Mam w IAss,nt INDEPENDENCE I) KKAL IvSTATE get in on the ground floor, CorrcSDOudciKC Kolicitri bt. Johns.Urfgoi department in the city fa and Childrcu. SHOE CO. Portland, Orcgo Sorosis Store store in the Northwest 'i w mmmn? mm wm Goods Every Day Week. fWOBB Hinmllni 'r Only th U l Muckle. Orego11' Buy on CrGum mis 500 Macninc v-j,; a i!"T. k a.. -a kail saai.-'i n irswal"'."!! Writ. TMIT lor Ii W V. Sjl leiani huiiMh' tld , ?! ,. W" i frapsioou Us .iiist-u na0f"i. oovurtM irwH&YM I llMllllnllt. J )I('H-'-,W M