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Talk to Rom. Colnml'U County Itnitk.
11. II. I?aii. ol Hood KWr, Or. eaitie
itowin here lt I'rWay to nUeiM Maaoiili:
loiljte.
II, V. 1'owler ml Jimie Kennedy, Jr.
f dobla vlUt In Rainier Hauinlay
iiIk'h
Mr. Amlrew Kinu n J. iv. iiim-K were
lralla iMtwnger (or Portland hwt Tuet-
,(,y,
Mr. 0. H. Ib'Hey vltlted Portlaml till
week.
All I he fithermeil are Imty nmkliiK
nrrimration for Ilia oiwulllk of the
autumn eaMii. Mr. Hhi-Mon Ini built
iii duck out Into the rfver even with
that of the C. K. P. A. and the ware
hornet are nearly completed.
Syrup of While Pine and Tar. the old
reliable eoiiKU remedy, l'or aale by A.J.
IkmiiiK, drtiKK'l
8TKAVKD One three year old heller,
white with lirimlle it. marked with
two mider bit In left ear. 1 freuli or
will I ooii, I'ltuler pleat notllv owner
Jm. 1'. McUoinitijju, SeapptKKW, OreKon.
Will pay reward.
Muiklu Hii'v have mid their ranch
II, i, tide of leer Inland to aonie 1KK"K
company, the name ol wbU-U we are uu
l,te to obtain a yet. Thit company it
buylitK up land everywhere in that tici)(h
Uirhotxl, taklnif not only timber laud
but alto the farm. Their loteiitiim i
Mid la be to bring n-ltlrr onto their
Imi't- -to rlrar the lain) at Ihey tog it
and nit it iuto condition to he cultivated,
H would be a great tltiiiK for tltit comity
if all the logging cmpanlc operaleil In
tin way itittcad of clearing fbe land and
lctv);ij( II In a prtetieally worlli'.et
condition. And (ruin a commercial
lundiioint it look a though it would
lis well Wort!) thn lot(cr' while to
Ira re the land in conilltion for the plow,
(r then He could wit it for good price,
whereat with the itump on it the value
i very tmall. The Murkle ranch i staid
to have ld for flu.UMO.
I'o 81. I?K8 lure Mood
Ilatretl 1'lyiiiiiulh Ktak chickent aim
juiie IiIkh1 whit Irgboriu II 00 r tet
ting or .l jr hundred.
4o: CPO. W. PKRRV.
Itoultoli, Oregon.
The Str. Rciblic. of the V. 8. line,
w.n nit out of comuiiwion by running
into a nag near Linton lat Monday,
The boat wa run abrv in lime to pre
vent her going clear under,
The firt iwuc ol lloultou' new rir,
Tlir Columbian i ejted toapjiear to
day. The itr U jiblilied l-y C. V.
Ilrruian and 8yletcr Mitchell.
Krad Hie tnhtcription offer in thit
lujwr, V wa.it 600 new tnbrilw anil
make thl offer la ave the ecnM of a
c.inva. In other word the ubwribrr
vct the money thai il would Co.! to K;othpr wUtmll in , mui)ufaclure of
ail over thi rounlr. Pcwl in your j ,.. .i..i.i , .i, ,.i...
u. iiuc ami aldrr imtii-ilixlrly. a thi I
oflrr it good for f) day only.
Iiilrrnt jmid on Time Oejxwit Col
umbia County lUok.
Atwutor Ijwt and hi deputy jietit
Ut wccK w.irkmg In the Clatakanie
neighborhood. They are now at work
in the ofliee. preparing blank to trnd to
the taxpayer.
McMir K. K. Quick, Chat. Muckle and !
J. 11. Sheldon commenced the work of j
divi.lin, 'P the old Taylor place latt
Tnetday. When the place wa purchat
td by S. Schupach he did nol buy the j
one third intcretl of Willie liutly, wbu li S
w iKHiuht bv llarrinifton & Hoc. who
could not agree with Mr, Schupaih at to
the dividing line. Suit wa brought by
S !ui. li, and the court appointed Mr, i cincitmatl, Ohio, and other eastern cit
Uuick, Mr. Muckte and Mr. Sheldon to j,,. wticro ahe vifitcd relative.
dile where the line thould run.
The barge Wallacut i loailtng lie
lure thi week. The Wallacut I one ol
the lurge formerly used by the govern
meut to carry rock to the (city at the
mouth of the the river, but be ha tx-cn
fixed up, and i now to be used aa
lumlicr carrier. She will bike nearly a
million leel.
Columbia County people are invited to
(MtronUe the Vienna Cafe, No. ','M Mor
riton, lc twee ii Second and Third, kept
by Cut Ingr, of Scappooi, Peit tm a
In the city.
Next Sabbath i liatter. Kev. Ami
Sleeth will hold acrvicc appropriate to
the occution at Houlton at 10::ll) a. tit .
and nt St. Helen at 7:30' p. nt. The
chnrclie will be decorated lor the occa
sion and the. Sabbath acliool ut Houlton
will be reorganlncd at the morning
nervicc.
It I doubtful if their U another taa
roll In the Slate a well collected up
that ol Columbia County. The total
amount to be collected till year ! fllK,
078.1XI, Of thi101,2Hl.()tl ha already
liccn paid to the alicrlff. The lnrgcal
amount collected in one week i -!.-aiia.03,
and Mr. llemton pay the largest
tax of anyone; hi taxe till year amount
lug to Hl.000.65. The reUtc ha been
taken advantage? ol thi year more than
ever and amounted to $2,070,(17. The
Mate tax ol 10,806 ha already been
sent in, Nothing could how more clear
ly how prosperous a condition the j)Cple
ol this county are in than the promptness
with which the tnxe are paid.
I have money to loan on approved
real estate security.
W. II, POWEIX.
St. Helen, Oregon
J. A, lleegle, ol Warren, was a St.
Helen visitor ou Veilnedny last.
Mr. John Dolan.of Warren, paid thi
oflice a visit last Wednesday.
Walter Watson, who live near War
ren, wa In St. Helen Wednesday to
have hi Injured leg dreiaed by tlio doc
tor. He cut himself with an ax while
Chopping wood about a week ago.
Win. Elliott, ol PitUburg, wa a St.
Halin vUltor yeiterday.
' . Ar,,nK,,'M,' ,,"ve ' IT(Kt-.l t
" HiiiUliC uit(inK in Houltmi Werl-
. newlHV ftvonliitr A nr. .1 nln...i
) , to t1(, ,r(,1Kit(, , f()rtll
lira ih.ui .....i i .. ...
"'"I'"iin i.nnr ur iiiiiiriivirinrll
V.IUIJ to itiii the growtli of St. Ifc-li-iit
llmi'ltm hi vnriout tiilii-ni ami
rciicnl lliii'i of U'lviinccmciit. Aiiioiir
mote wiio will I prm-nt to iimM In the
tiioveiliMit U Tom Kiilianltoii, Secretary
of Die Oregon l)eve1omicnt UaKiir, n0
he M III iiuiiit out the benefit other placet
nave uerivvil tram tilth nu orgatilMttioii
ml wlmt It 1 cIiik done by virion co-
ihimib none m ninny placet In Ore
Ron to appraise protective lioiiietcrkcni
'"t Invetturrj of the advantage of Ore-
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(irocpiicH. Etc.,
Feed, Etc.
All (iiiitnuiiocfl. Etc,
M. C. (J HAY.
Mi llein Hnttan, who i attending
Pacilic ruivemity, nt a lew day with
her arrtiU till week,
Road work I being puthed in thi tli
trie I. A gang I now nt work on the
road at the old Corn ton place, Matting
down the hill there and putting the ruck
where it it needed.
The "Poverty Social" Thumlay etf
mug
Hall.
March '."Hth, at the Odd Pcllow
Itcnefit Congrcgatinnal church.
tumcit
Mr. MoutuKut', of th Warren C-on-ulrocttoii
Company, which oHratc the
rock cruidiiuir plant at St. Helen, w
n visitor to Hainlrr Tucodoy, for the
j purMMwi of cutimiitinir the eiwit of per-
mnnontly improving our atruvta with
i-runlitil banal I it- rock. Ho gave it a
hi opinion that a ixty-foot atrwt
could Im mi.rtivi-d thi way at a coat of
nUnit two dollar per front foot. The
mailer will b taken up by the council
in the nar future.
Th liniualo unloaded three carload
of Quniuiia wood at th whurta of the
Columbia Kiver Ooor C.irnpnny on
Wcdiiewlny laat. Thi wood come from
South America and i valued at about
tl.fiO per tii-k. It in uiud by the hop
- trrtiwrra nt th Willnmetto Vatlev and
i aprayinir llipiid to protwt
friirn the ravaitea of th hop lice. It
will 1 cut inio ahavinga hero and
hipM.'d to the W. I. Fuller Company,
of Portland, who distribute it to the
dealer throughout thi Statu and
WanhinKton. 1'urwr lilaneeard cave
iimtmction to the deck hand to be
very careful not to allow any of it to
full overboard, a one atick of it would
flavor tb Columbia river from the
mouth of the Willamette to Astoria, and
effectually prevent the aalmon from
coming up the river tin itt-ason. At
inl that i what Mr. Itlanchard atml,
' reputation for truth and veracity
!a never wtm ucauoncu.
Mr. II. B. Hill returned to this city
' Momlny after a three montha vnut at
Mia Christine Wilaon left Rainier,
Wednesday, to continue her work at the
Pacific University. Misa Wilaon tcnt
her week of vacation visiting her par
ent hert'.
Fob tiik Lawks An event in Rain
ier business circle ia the opening of
Mrs. Hell's millinery parlor, in the
building recently occupied by the State
Hank. It ia something to Rainier'
credit that it can maintain a business
of thia character, and the display made
on the opening day waa very gratify
ing. There were hat of all degrees,
nnd suited to all puraca, and those of
leaner value were just aa tastefully
trimmed and na becoming as the more
expensive ones. The place was thronged
from morning to evening with ladies
who were generous in their expressions
of praise and gratification at the fact
that it Ih no longer necessary for them
to leave homo to secure tasteful and
elegant millinery.
Hon. Dean Hlunchard haa presented
.to the Masonic library of Rainier about
15U volumes of choice book. 1 lua, in
connection with previous donations from
the sumo source, brings the library up
to about three hundred volume of the
choicest literature.
Tiitc Nkw School Housb The al
torationa of the new school house will
l,o in exact duplicate of the present
building, except that the hallway will
be wider and longer, and the main en
trances will faceast and west. There
will bo a new basement under the now
pnrt Thi basement will be well light
ed and ventilated, with a flight of stair
inside to the upper floor. It will prqj)
nblybeused aa a play room in wet
weather, but can, u neeucu, w
for class room. The bell tower will be
on the west aide of the building, and
Immediately beneath It, on the upper
nnr will ba the principal oflice.
There will also bo cloak and hat rooms
on both floors. The new aumuoii win
v.,,-,, thnn double the seating capacity
.. i, i.nil.llmr. Dana of the now
building can be seen at the oflice of W.
n im-w. It will make a very hand
some structure, and, the district i
growing rapidly, its construction seems
to las an absolute necessity,
Robert Gregg, who for the pant lx
months has been an employe of the Co
lumbia River Door Factory, ha passed
the civil aervice examination and secured
a position in the Portland ixtofflce.
Mr. Gregg aprx-ar to have made manv
friend In Rainier, and they expect to
near or hi steady rise In the employ
ment or uncle Bam.
The Rainier Commercial Club, at it
meeting last Tuesday evening, dis
cussed several matters of importance
ki me M.'opIe of this community, snd
it ia to lie regretted there was not
much larger attendance. The condl
tion of our street and water front was
taken up and it wa the opinion of all
that the council should take vigorous
measure to see that the city is ren
dercd more attractive to visitors by a
thorough cleaning up. Vice-President
iMtman told the club that the Portland
partle who desire to start a shipyard
here were thoroughly in earnest and
that he had forwarded to them the
price at which they could secure cer
tain tract of land adapted to their pur
poses. He doubted, however, whether
they would be willing to pay the price
asked, as the owners had made a very
material raise over last year's figures.
The matter of a water main for fire
protection, Irom the Door Factory to
the Rainier Lumber Company's mill
was discussed and committee appoint
ed to present the matter to the city
council and ask the city council to con
fer with the water commission to see
f the latter body will approve of it and
agree to make it a part of the munici
pal water system, when establised.
Communications were read from a num
ber of parties in different parts of the
country, asking for information in re
gard to Rainier and Columbia County.
A the club ha no literature it is at a
diadvantagc in answering these inquir
ies. It wa decided that at the next
regular meeting of the club there will
tat a "smoker" and entertainment, and
it ia hoped that every member will be
present.
WARKEX SOTES.
(Too hie for but week)
Pac ni A Larson's business it constant
ly Increasing, they handle about a car
load of mill feed a week.
Mr. Bert Tarbrll bs built a new barn.
The builder were N. F. linker and W.
, Cooper.
The Freeman residence U alsjut
nished on the outside and N. F. ftaker,
the contractor, i pulling on the bith
nd plaster itisiile. When flnishetl it
Hit (.nu of the fluent retiilvlices in
tin part ol the country.
The rural mail auric r lias a new mail
Wilson. It come all the way Irom in-
linn. Uuill for (he mail service, it ita
beauty.
Mr. 01 sen and X. Jensen have been
ulte ill but are on the mend.
Itnac Craig wborn in Ohio Nov. H
ItHHaud died at Wairen Mar. 18,1907.
Aged 5K year 4 month and 4 day.
Funeral ivice were conducted by
Rev. Lew Oavie from Hie M. K. church.
Text, P. 00-9. We spend i-ur years as
a tale that is told. Tbera was a large
attendance a Mr. Craig bad a large
circle of frieudn. He wa married to
Autia Crane in Missouri Jan. 1st, 187(1.
Three children were bom to them
two of whom are still living, Hsnfor.l
Cialg, Ol Enid, Oklohoma, and Mrs.
Lulu Heaver of Warren. Mrs.
died in Kansas Oct. Slllb, ltfitt),
Craig
Mr.
Craig came to Oregon in 1902.
KEl'UEX.
Jest Tompson moved hi family irom
Jloorvill to Sea p noose on Tuesday,
(ieorgj Mecham and family moved
from Moorvill to Clatskanie Tuesday.
II. S. Davidson ol Hood River is down
looking after his mill and timber in
terests located on Jones Creek.
The Columbia Timber Co. received a
a new Miny locomotive irom vino on
Monday.
The Surnrise Club met at the resi
lience ol Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lai sen
.Saturday evening it being their third
wedding anniversary. The evening wa
spent at cards and music. Mrs. Ray
linen won the prise and Mr. U. U,
Snyder the booby. At a late hour a
flue luncheon was set and enjoyed by
all.
Prime Cake.
i cup butter
1 " sugar
1 prune
8 egg (yolks)
1 teaspoon cinnamon
I " " allspice
1 " " nutmeg
1 " " soda dissolved In 3
snoonfuls tour cream or milk.
table
FJour enough to make proper consistency.
Three laver. Hoiled Icing.
MOST EXCELLENT
School Report
Following is tho report ol the seventh
school month in Dist. 20.
No. boy enrolled 311
No, gill's enrolled ,.. 30
Total number enrolled 60
No. days attendance 027,'n'
No. day absence. 113,'a
No. time tardy 7
Those neither absent nor tardy during
the month were Cathrine Khrllnger,
lleryl Cox, Willie Snyder, Jay Potter,
Jenny Bell Link, Thomas Maginti, Flora
and Anna HociboIi, ClitTurd, Orval and
Hilda Mnklnster, Wanda and Carl Win
elewits, Mary, Berlin and Dora Nusa-
baumer, Harvey and Gladya Jordon,
Lorell and Bvron Jordon.
HAY H0VEN, Principal.
JOHANNA MAGNU8EN,
Primai y.
4 COMMERCIAL CLUB.
Don't fail loatta.nl lti innntlnir tn h
held next Wednesday atHpenoe's Opera
ilouneror the purpose of organizing a
commercial club in Ht. Helen and flout
ton. Thi section need such an Instlu
tlon badly. We have manv natural advan
tiigi-s and there alioubl be some oriron-
izcu uoiiy to moke a nerslsteiit effort to
can ineiii to the attention ol capital.
It is not reasonable to expect that In-
i uxt i im will come here when no effort
I ladng mode to attract them. Other
place with lur natural advantage but
with ome organized body to exploit
what thev have, will uitm.-t tl, mien.
tlon of prospective Investor every time.
I-et u all get together and innke an
Itortto build up our community.
THC ST OF THE SAILS.
It it true that late, or Cod, destine
every one ol ti to cro life' ocean, but
howone ahsll crot it, worthily or un
worthily, tuccesftfully or unsuccessfully,
happily or unhappily, it left very much
to herself.
The fact i that no one has a right t'. be
resigned to any unfavorable thing or
circutnttance that she can by forethought,
by will, by endeavor and industry.
change. So-called resignation it often
an excuse for a flabby will or lazy habits
of mind and body, or both.
We shall have a most effective factor
in remaking the world for good, for
happiness, for wholeness, when every one
a soon as she is old enough to think
seriously shall tt-t her face and Ix-ml her
effoit toward romething that will not
ouly give her a living but a life, strong-
pulsed, Kimuluting, adequate life; when
every woman purpose in her heart what
the will be and do, and, in spite of all
that others may any and urge, casts off
every detaining cord snd sets and keept
her course toward the chosen port where
she shall successfully do cooking or c-mi-
past-making, law work or literature.
painting or photography, housework or
horticulture anything that she feels the
can no well, ana will lie nappy, ana
therefore strong and successful, in doing.
Lidia A. Churchill in The Delineator
for April.
How to Iteiiialn Young.
To continue young in health and
trenuth, do a Mrs. N. F. Rowan, Mc-
Donoiigh, (ia. did. Stic ay: "Three
bottle of KU-ctric Hitters cured me of
chronic liver and stomach tronble, com
plicated with such an unhealthy con-
iitlun of the blood that my skin turned
red as flunnel. I am now practically 20
years youngt r than before I took Klec
trie Bitters. I can now do all my work
with ease and assist in my husband'
biHinens. Otiaranteed bv all dmgglsU'.
rice 50c.
PORT OF ( 0LI MBU.
An I'ndertaklng Which Mean Xnch
to Columbia Rirer Commerce
(Timbermao)
The Portland Chamber of Commerce,
with a view lo the growing importance
of the Odumbia River, prepared a bill
which the Legislature enacted, creating
the port of Columbia, which consist ol
the counties ol Mulinomab, Columbia
anil Clatsop. The objects of this bill
are set. forth in the following letter to
the Tliubertnan by Kecretaiy Giitner, of
the Chamber of Commerce. He say:
"The object of the creation of the Poit
of Columbia was to correct the diffi
culties heretofore experienced at the
mouth of the river, particularly growing
out of the fact th.it tho pilotage and
towage wero managed by different
heads, the tow limits hems run and man.
aged by the O. K. & N. Co., and the
pilot controlled by a Commission. Thi
act contemplate the building Of as
many of the finest tug bouts that can be
constructed as are necessary for the
trnflleat the mouth of the river, and the
control of the pilots, all under one
Board of Commissioner, w ho will in all
probability appoint a superintendent
tbu putting the entire scrvio under
one mHiiiigoiiieiit.
Another benefit to be derived ia that
under the former system, it was no ob
ject from a flnanc'al standpoint for the
O. R. A N. Co. to keep their tugs cruis
ing oil the bur at all tiuuis. The port
of Columbia U not incorporated for the
purpose of profit, but absolutely for the
betterment of the service at the bar.
The tugs will b kept out looking for
ships nt nil limes that it is considered
necessary, which it is hoped will make
a material difference in tho delays at
the mouth of the river. It is presumed
thnt the appointments on the Commiss
ion will bj men who are not only ac
quainted with tho necessities of the
matter, but who have direct interests in
efficiency of the service and therefore
will from self-interest, see that the ser
vico is innintHined to thii highest stan
dard ol excellence.
It is believed that the incorporation ol
this port will aid great lv in Ciiising the
removal of the differential between the
Columbia River and Sound ports, and
what ia of more importance, tho giving
of a better reputation to the harbor.
This bill had tin support of the O. R.
it N. Co., aa well as the business in
terests, and the O. R. AN. Co. have
agreed that they will abrorb the differ
ential on all shlpa loading wheat shipped
to tills port by their cats. It is possible
that the expense, might probably have
been nunc equitably borne by all other
counties in tho Stato that get benefits
from It, but this aiomed not feasible
and it would teem that nobody could
have objections considering the benefits
derived from the email maximum tax
ation thnt this bill calls lor, Viz., 25
cents ou $1,000 ol assessed valuation.
Notice ti nt this is the maximum ex
panse, and that in all probability the
service will be prautilally sell-sustaining
and we i.re informed that at different
time it has paid as high as (10,000 to
the 0. R & N. Co.
Yours very truly,
EDM0ND C. GILTNER,
Secretary.
II the Columbia tiver 1 to maintain a
position a first cla pirt, every effort
must be put forth to reduce the pilotage
and towage rhirge to a level with thoat
ol port similarly situated. Ia the com
petition for commerce the port which
ha the lowest fixed charges, all other
thing being equal, tecure and main
tains the businei. Every reduction in
fixed bar pilotage charge ha a conse
quent bearing on the price paid for
commodities to be exported. The im
provement of the Columbia River and
decreasing It bar and pilotage charge
are by no meant local in their tcope or
effect. Every citizeu in the great Col
umbia River basin, draining an empire
in extent, has a positive and vital in
terest in ittaccoiiiplisbinent. Itseflec:
are far-reaching. Within the next few
year the extention of the great Eastern
trunk line will converge on the l'c He
Coast. The links ol commerce will be
welded in favor of One port or another.
Thi Is a form itive period. The oppor
tunity of the Colombia River to main
and occupy an impregnable position
must not be neglected.
The experience of London, Liverpool,
Glusciw, Hamburg and other great
port of the world ha demonstrated that
in the handling of all matter concern
ing towage, pilotage and dockage the
undertaking become one in which the
spirit o: the broadest community ol in
terest must govern. The element of In
dividual profit or gain must become tub-
servient. Tne betterment of the service
nd the reduction ol all charges to a
minimum must be the controling idea.
The result of indifference or lack ol
appreciation to tecure lor commerce
eeeking the Colombia River the best
and cheapest facilities would be dis
astrous and well nizh irreparable.
The citizen of Astoria, Raiuier and
Portland should join hands in thit
splendid undertaking. Whatever posi
tion the different ports along the Col
umbia may occupy by reason of g -o-a-raphical
location or natural facilities,
are all reduced to one common lev 1,
with inefficient, impaired snd expensive
br facilities.
To the lumberman of ths Columbia
River district, with the steady growth
of foreign and coat ise trades, this sub
ject it ol vital and abiding importance.
The Tim tier man hope to see the
commission purchase one or possibly
two fl rat-class steam pilot boat to re
place the present sailing schooner now
employed In the pilot service. To W.
B. Ayrer, president of the Eastern and
Western Lumber Company, and other
public-spirited citizens who gave their
time and knowledge to the f urtherenoe of
this worthy and commendable effort the
commercial interest of the Colombia
River basin owe debt of gratitude.
Their effort will be more fully appreci
ated in the fnturetban they can possibly
beat the present time.
Worked Like Charm.
Mr. N. D. Walker, editor of that tpicy
journal, the Enterprise, Louiea, Va.,
aays: "I ran a nail in my foot last
week and tt once applied Bucklin's
Arnica Salve. No inflamation followed,
the salve simply healed the wound."
Hials every tore, burn and skin disease.
Guaranteed by all druggists. 25c
APPLES AKO IRRIGATION.
E. II. Shepard ol Hood River iy of
tiie apple market a follow! :
"The buyers demand a uniform pack
of sound fruit- The six varietia com
manding the highest p ices last year
were the Spilzenburg, Yellow Newtown,
Jonathan, Arkansas Black, Winesap,
ami On ley."
He advise the setting of a larger per
cent of Yellow Newtown, as the market
lor them is more extensive and the
trees more prolific than the Spiitenberg.
A market for the latter is somewhat
limited and competition becoints ex
ceedingly keen, which would perhaps
result in a lower price in future years.
Mr. Shepard reccomends as litils irri
gation as possible, nnd deems once or
twice a year sufficient, aa apples grown
with excessive irrigation, as in the Yaki
ma valley, would decay more rapidly
than non-irrigated fruit. He cautioned
growers not to irrigate late in the sea
son, as this would keep the sap flowing
and causes serious irjury lo the tree by
the bursting of the bark, Moderate
irrigation enchances the color of the
apple. Potash is a good fertilizer and
its use produce a better color, larger
trop, better size and longer keepers.
Homestead.
SAVED HER SON'S LIFE
The happiest mother in the little town
of Ava, Mo., is Mr. S. Rupye. She
Wiites: "One year ago my son was
down with such serious lung trouble
that our physician was unaple to help
him; when by our druggist's advice I
began giving him Br, Ring' New Dis
covery, and I soon noticed improvement
I kept this treatment up for a few week
when he was he wa perfectly well. He
lias worked steadily since at carpenter
work. Dr. King' New Discovery saved
his life." Guaranteed by all druggists
50c anu $1.00. Trial bottle free.
On February 10, Cap. Charles W.
Oldrieve won the world's championship
and 5000 by walking the water from
Concinnatl to New Orleans, a distance
of 1000 miles, in SO days, S3 hours and
IS minutes. He walked only during
daylight hours, using cedar shoe 4 feet
5 inches long, 5 inches broad and 7
inches deep. His wile rowed beside
him all the way. In a gasoline boat
preceding Oledrieve were Capt. J. W.
Weatherington, ol Dallas, Texas., who
backed tho water-walker, and Arthur
Jones, representing Edward Williams,
ol Boston, who laid the wager.
Found at Last.
J. A. Harmon ol Lixemore, West Va.
says: "At last I have found the perfect
pill that never dissapolnts me; and for
the b?nerit of others afflicted with torpid
liver and chronic constipation, will say
take Dr. Kiug's New Life rills." Guar
anteed satisfactory. 25c at all druggists.
8UMM0H3
lu the Circuit Court nt the State ol Oregon, (ur
iiumraa eoiinif.
Ralph Rogers and L. A. Roger fl.ilniifls
v
Stephen haurnan and Mrs. Hti-ilicu Haurnuu
IftifanrlttlU
ToHIphi.li Mnumsn and Mm. fltephen Hsu man
the defendants above Darned:
In the Dime ot the Slat ol Oregon, you are
hereby required to appear and antwitr too com
plaint Hied aralnrt you In the aliove entitlvd
suit, on or hfore the laMt dty of thn time pf-r-serlbed
In the order lor the pubUcaUoa of thit
tumiaoiM, the said period ol Hun- hvltuc nix
wmktlrom thsdsyof tlia flrt piihllriUlon of
thltiummona andtald hurt day ot pnhllratloii
belni ihe rd ittr of May, 1MI7, and If you fnll
to to appear ana answer ttud comiiltint, the
plalnttRt will eatiM your default to be entered
and apply to the Court above named (or the
relelf demanded. In tald complaint, to wit: lor
an adjudication that the defendant hare no
ini4f."i i ii ine a w y or tne n v 01 te'-uon
"Ia lu lowfiahlpt north ramie 4 weat iA W illam
ette meridian In Columbia Couuiy, On-gori;
evoeialiiK therefrom a two aero trad. de-r(t"l
on iMtniineotdiiK at Ihe H W corner ot Raid tract
of tii. and ruiinlnf theuce north 1 chains to
a point; theac etl 8.16 enaint. to a point;
thence tooth t.33 chant to a point and thence
west . IS chains to the place of beginning, and
lor a decree quieting plalntlnV title therein.
Thl iimmom It published by order ol the
Honorable K. S. Helton, Judge ol the County
Court ol tha Bute ol Oregon, for Columbia
county, in vie and dated March Is I'JOT, which
order pencribed that service o( tummoiia In
Ihlt mil Iw made upon you by public atlon,
once a week for tlx conaecutlve weckn. which
time will brain to run Irom the day ol the tlr-t
publication hercif and the time within which
you are required toanewer aald complaint l on
or be'oro the lost day ol the time pewribed In
aald order (or publication, to wit: May 3rd,
11107.
The date of the Unc publication ol thit turn
It Friday. March ti, iVn.
DIU.ARD DAY,
Attorney lor flaintlHi.
j STOMA & COLOMBIA RIYER
XI RAILROAD COMPANY.
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ar. Atioria .it
All train! makt clot Mnnactlont tt fioblt
wtlh northern Pacta tnint to and from the
Salt on Soun points. At Portland with oil
tralnt leaving Dnlan depot at Attorta with I.
R. A N. Co. a boot and roll Una and Steamer
T. 1. Poller to aa frost Uwaea and North
Beach potato.
Paasenten for Astoria or wot polnti matt flag
tralnt tt Houlton. Trains will nop to lot poo
irongeit off ot Houlton when coming from poms
vwtoiOoM. J. C. irlirt,
Oca. f aa. Agl. Astoria, Or
H. HORGUS
ST. HELENS
Carries a Complete Line of
Groceries
Dry Goods
Hardware
Crockery
Flour and Feed
Hay
Notions
Candies
Stationery
Fancy Goods
In tact, everything usually kept in a firs
class General Merchandise Store. M
price will be found as reasonable as an
store in Columbia County. V'our trade
solicited.
Steamer Iralda
C. I. Hooghkirk. Master.
RAILROAD TIMK.
Leares Rainier dally (except 8nndav)for Port
land, at 6 A. M.. departing from si. Helens al .
o'clock. Keturniug, leave Portland at 2:'M P
M., arriving at tt. Helen!! at 4:4a.
Passengers and Fast Freight.
FOR PORTLAND DAILY
PORTLAND LAMll.NO, TAYLOR ST
OREGON
Shoreline
Ujhkm Pacific
AND
UNION DEPOT.
jj Leaves jArrives.
CH !C AliO-PGKTLA N U
v:io A. M j!: r. .n
SPECIAL for the tat
via Huntington.
Daily.
Daily
SPOKANE PLYE H,
615 P. 34.
8:00 A. M
lor Eastern nosnuia
ton. Walla Walla. Iw
Dailv.
Da IP-.
tston, Coeur tt Alenel
aud Great Northern
point.
ATLANTIC EXPRESS: 8:15 P. M.'7:li A. 51.
for the East via Hunt- i Dally. Daily.
inaton- II I
Lower Columbia River.
Steamer Hoaaolo leaves Portland daily, except
Butidar, at 8:00 p. m. Saturday 10. (U p. m
for Attoria and wav landings. Returning
leavei Attoria tt 7:00 a. m. daily, except
Sunday. A. L. CRAIG,
Oenerol Pooaeuscr Aaent. PORTLAND Ore.
JJR.H. R. CUFF,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
BT HELENS
ORKGOX.
QR. EDWIN SOS8,
PHYSICIAN & SURGFON
ST. HELENS
OREGC
Dont forget the Congreeatioanl Church !
Social Thursday evening, March 28th, at j
the Odd Fellowi Hall,
Ba i3&
NOTICE OF SALS.
Notice l hereby given that by vlrtne of an
order thi-. dy gninl..-. l.y tliu t'ounly Court of
M nUo.tivoili tli.tii,,..- I,...,.,.,, tin. n,lA..In,l
I will Kt.li thi! following real estate ol thn estntn
I of I'lliiilet tlill-r, ileei-ased. ut prl'H(e trtlo lor
-a-.il, Irom iti.fl utter April I'J, Ktrl: N u f s K
, SI Tp r N H 5 W Wtltaiautu Morf.lian In
Oregi.ii.
, i). k, rut,rirt.y rn,
Admlnltirator.
'-loOrcironian ItldK,, Portland, Oreguu
Dated March Kill, WW.
GUARDIANS SALE
Notice Is h-rehjf irivi-n that hv virtue olsa
nrilen.l theCnnntr Conrt of the stale of Ore
gon, lor the County or Columbia. mnlo and
entered on the IDih duv of Miireh 11X17 in the
matter of the eotate ut Willie L. II. Monke.
a minor, the utiili-r'lKiie'l, nt tuianllnn of tha
eitateof uiid minor, ivill on the 27th hry ot
April lii.,7 at inrhotir nf lllo':l.i-k In the tore
li.M.n th.-re..f, at the front. dKr of tho Conn
llue In Ht llolena, lircuon, tell al pnbllo
aiiethni, f..r f.mh In imnd the followini letcrlh
el real pniju-rtj- helfins;ina to itaid minor, titii
ntct in the f ''iiiiifv of ColumhU, fltate of Ore
gon, to wit: the Northeoat nuarter ol nectlon -JO
In Townnhlp live North Runae four West of the
Willmm-ire Meridian, tuhj.-ct however to th
difWer riuht, title and Interett of Mary E, Bel
rich who la the mother of nid minor.
W. A. HARRIS.
W . II. Powell, Attorney for Guardian.
SOTKE 10R I'IBLICATIOS.
Department of the Interior.
Land Oltiee at Portland. Uiegon, Feb, 7, 1907.
VOTIf K lr HEREBY filVKN THAT i.V COM
plhtnee wuh the provision of the rt of
CoiurK-Mi of June :l, 1m"s. entitled "An act for
the "Jde of llniljer lands in the rttaten of Oreiron.
t.'uiil'.rnfn, Nevwia and Wafchirurton Territory,''
H extended t all the puhltc land Htatet by act
of AuioiH 1th. lava, l.iirollne K. Kriaica of
t.iatit. county of f:ontr Coma Ktate ol Cali
ffiriiia, ha" this dy filed in th j a oflice hi aworn
jitju.-metit. ... 7'jtJo tor tiie ptir:hae of the K
ol rW y . and t.tf 6 and 7 tif ee. No. S In Town
hip ?. Nf.rlh P.an-e S Ve-t and will offer proof
to iiiiow tt.at the land sonant U more valuable
for ttstiuif.er or stone than tor airrieiilttiral pur
xjei nnd to esniiiiUh hlf eliiitn toaaid land be
'ore the Itegit'-r ud Heeeiv.-r at Portland, Or.,
on Tuesday lhe'-':rd lay of April 1907.
He nmnes as wilne-e: J. c. Burlte of Port
land. iire.:ori, C'harle O'bom, of Portland, Ore
iron. L. II. otor. Jr. of Portland, Oregon, Ed.
Harke. of Portland. Oreiron
Any Hiol a!l person t-iaimlni? adversely th
at.ve d.eribe.i lands are re.oested to rile their
elalrns in thit othee on or before said 23rd day of
April 1-A7.
ALGERNONS. DRESSER, Regltter
SUMMONS.
Irr the Circuit Court of the State ot Orejjo n, lor
(.'..rtitbt Count v
Jus. If. Smith, plaintiff, Ti John Holme, le-
To John HvUne, the aMive name1 defendant:
in the nrnMf tb f-tate of Orgon ysu ar
hc? hy r.jtiirHl to appear and answer the cora
j'iitidt itU"! andirist jrn in the above entitled
ratiM. aii'f ih nit, on or lMjEre the expiration o(
-ix wetKs from the 'late of the first publication
othis Miniinons, U) wit: on or before the 29
'lav uf March, lyOT, anl i you fail to bo answer,
ior want therf. the piufntitf will apply to the
f.jtirt for 'he relief prttye'I fr in hi.1 complaint,
now on (He herein, which tvitef m prae! (or
ii us ftjijfmir. twtt: tht you be reU.rel to
atiwer hpin within the time perscribefi by
iaw.artd hy this summons, ana to set forth
fully the nature, character tui extent of the
interet orrlaint h'l r assorted by ymi to the
tra't of hind ieM rit?d in said complaint, to
wit: TheSK 'iof Sec. 12. T 5 X R $ W. W M.
that jtaid riuht mar t.e subject to iuveMisration
ttv .ittid court and that upim the hearinteof this .
cane. that yon tn tet:red not to have any
rit!ht, tilf, inttTest er estate in said tjremie4,
or any part or parcel thereoi, n.1 thai the
plaintiff herein e decTced to the owner iu
ice of (Mtid prem ise!, and the whole thereof, and
that hi title hitherto Ik forever quietest, and
that pUiutitt have jtidim.ent against you (or
hN co-and dUiiurMtn.entst herein.
This .-ummoii-i i ptihlished by order of the
HouoraMe R. Hattm Judge of the Connty
Court td Cohtuihia 'oan;y, State of Oretson,
which slid ordr w wade and dated on the 13
dav of Fef. ItfiT, and the date of the 6:H pub
licktinn ni this uunnuii$ U the 15 day ol
Feb., mi.
COO VERT 4 STAPIXTON
Atty. for Flaiatifft
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the County Court of the State of Oregon,
fotCdt.m!ia Cmintv.
Iu the matter of the estate ol John J. Quinlan,
lfK;e.tstd.
Notice is t'vreby triven by the nndersiirned,
admuii'-tratrix ot the Ktute ui John J. tiniulan.
U't-crtsed, to all persons havina claims aK-Uust
the estate nf wiid tle ecd, to present them,
with the proper vtMiehert within six months
frtmi thn date of this notiite, to the undcr-dKued
ndniiuifrirntrix. at the Law offiee of liilard A
Dav, at .t. Helens, Colftmhia count v. Oreuon.
Adintntratrix of the Estate of John J. Quin
lau, deceased.
CITATION.
Ia the Co'inty Court of the State of Oregon for
the county of Columbia
In the tuaitcr o the tstute ot Samnal A. Boggs,
dcceaeil.
To NiUhuii Bjsits of $r,ow Camp, Stat nt
N'rth Carolina, and to all other heirs and devi
fees of samurH A. lli.-t:j;s, deceased, if any such
there be. and to ali other pewuis interested iu
the real property l.'elonjfiniij to the estate of said
decetiM-d, tircetiiitf :
In the name of the rotate "f Oreeon: You and
e.t-h of yoi are hereby c'ted and repured to
appear in the County Court of the Statu of Ore
iCu t'orihe county of .oinn bin, Rt the t'ourt
rotun thv-rotd, a; t. Helen, in ntdd County and
state ou rtii;rday the 'rd day of March. 1107
at uti o'clf-cfe iu ihp icrcuoiMt 'of said day: ami
then itnd th.rv to -how (.'-ft'1, ii anv there be,
why an ordt-rf td certain real property
belonging t the e-lutc of said dvH'tfasv!, in the
Ciomty of Mullliotiirt1! und State ot Orcctitl,
siioidd not K made as t-rayed for in the peti
tion of ( lou ios Muni, the admiiUBlmiur vi the
otitic, on hlciiih'd.i Cotirt.
The rual p:o)n-ny doMTiUnl and petittotied to
be stdd in said petition n t'odows, to-wit:
l-ofs K. h nnd M in M. .;-: in I6h (toy.- Sub
division to tw Citv oi l'orthutd, ftituntcd (n the
t.:otinty ot Multn -in ih, Stnie ol trcirnn.
W tiH tiie lbii. i. s. Itatmn. .Imtst of thn
Connty Conrt of the Stato ot OreKon for tho
County oi Columbia, wiili the neat of siid
Conrt affixed, thi Jl tlay of Febrnaiv, A. I).
1W7.
Altfst: W. A. HA RUM, Clerk.
Sea) of County Court.
V. H, Powellt Attorney for Administrator.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
(Timber Land, Act June 8. 178.)
Vnitt-d HtatcK I.nd Odk'e, Cortland Oregon,
February W 1W7.
Notice is hereby iven that in compliant1?
wvth the provii.ini of the not of Congress of
June 8 1STU, eutiticd "Ait act for tho nalu of
timber land in the t;ite-8 of Cnlifornia. Oregon
Nevada, and Wa-dmuTtnn Tcriitnry,' aft ex
tended to h1 the TubUc hand States by net ot
Anient 4, 12 IVter Koit "man, ot Hivoita, county
of WahltuTion, state oi Oregon, has this day
riled in this othee hi sworn statement No, ?2i
for the purche of the NWI of Section No. H3
in Township No. A North Rrtie S Went
and will otler pnof tt: how that tho land
sought s more va'uable for it timber or -atoTto
than for aurieiiltural puriOfes, ftBd to pxtnb
lh his claim to . 'aid Imut bwOne the benUter
aud Kveeivtrnt i'mUan i. Oru 'u. ou WtjdtiOT
day ttif f ii day of May li07, tte tiames as wit
iicjj-e,-: i- C Neloij, of Kucoun, Orenron? 8.
Jcppt'iioj., of I! u'l'toi, trciron ; A, 0. Hotchltlss,
of liaeonti, Vkcou; Torn Mucha-n, of, Mountain,
dale, t.tnvoii.
Any and nil persona eUtrniiut a'1verely tho
abovri-ilc'ribt'd luida arc re)Uetud to rile their
claims in this ottieeouor before said 8th dray of
May IW7.
ALGERNON t. PltKSSER,
KcKidter.
NOTICE FOR PUBUCATIQN.
fTimherhaud, Act June 3, m)
rnlte-t Stales Uind Ortiee, Portland., Oregon
Deeeiub r lSt P.W.
Nonce is hereby given that in compliance
with the tr(ivi.iniii of tho act of Conre! nf
June 3, lTi. entitled n net for the sale of
tiiaherlauds iu tle finte,sot Culiftmtia, Orenon,
Nevada- and Wtushinston Territory,' aa ex
tendwl to all the I'utdic Laud Statea bv act of
August 1SW, Charles L. l)ty, of Portland,
Cmiuty of M lilttHniu-.h, btnte t f Or!(too, has
this ilay tiled it, this odiee his wom HMitemeut
No. 7iiJ, ior the puivtiaae of tho j ofhh'..
see. 6. and N W 4 oi NK, of Section No. 7.
Town.vhip No. 4 .soith. iiaoe No. fl Want
and ill ofl'er pivot' to xlmw that t fie land nought
is more VHluaiile lor tnnhei' or stone thnn
for ajirk-ulturrtl pnn,M--t and to tHahlish hin
claim to cm id land he fore the Kevin! and He
ceiver, rtt Forthotd. Oie-'OB. on Monday toe ith
dtiy of M-trch. hu7. Ue Htintcw m wltnewa:
(Jeore Sitt-, of Kertc , Or.; Jcjhn Prinule, of
Vrrnonio, tn ,; J, K, MeCrea, ii rurtirfiid. Or-;
R. V. Cox. of Pottlnd, or.
Any and i;llperMUt chiirnlnir ndverielv the
alHive-dscribcd mnd are requeMed to tile thtdr
cij;ims in thU othce on ot beforo said 4th day of
March, K'UT,
ALGERNON 8. DHKHHKK.
' ."'Money to kuu at Kiht per cent,
uiubia County Iaulc.
Co!-