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Newspaper Page TextOREGON ivilST Entered at tlie roslollioe at St. Helens, Oregon, as second-class mull matter, Isscko Kvkrv Fam.w T.v.. R. II. 1XAGO. Editor ant PRorRiatos. SUBSCHtl'TIOX IUTRS '. l.W One year "Six month . AtWertMng rutc-s known on npAi-cation- Legal notices Ai eeuts ycr i.r.c. MAY 21. ; ' CIRCUIT COURT OEKICi-RS : Thomas A. MtRRiiK........Itrict .Tuilge O. L. Huik-.ks ,.Iitstrict Attorney ! : " COCNTY OFFICERS: ""R. S. ItATTAS, Judge,; .8t. Helens W. A. Harris, CH-rk ..St. Helens : . Matin Whits, Shcn .-..St. llekns iCAsriiR Lima, ConimissioiiLr.... .... Mist H. Wbst, Com::ir ....-Scappoosc Edwin Ross, Treasure.. M. iieicr.s ' A. T. Laws, Assessor St. Helens I. H. Coi-KLASD, School Supt....l!ouUon ' Frank 11. I'rkscott. Surv :Kainicr ' H. R. CllFF. Coroner ...St. Helens NOi-PARTlSANSHIP. The contest iu. Portland between i, Messrs Devliu and lane, Lr the mayor alty, brings forward all' tho old stork arguments in favor of uom-parlisati:hip in county and municipal contests. ' We are told that the voter should not eon aider the political affiliation of Uie can didates, but should select the one that , will make the lest public officer. The . argument is always used by the minority party and ia intended to influence those who imagine they are independent voters. It has defeated many a good man as it defeated Withycombe and has put many an incompetent Into office. It is ouly a half truth. Neither party nor personal fitness should be lost sight of in a contest for tiovernor of Or , egoo or Mayor of ronland- Both should have their .weight. Tho republican voter owea his support to Devlin pro vided Devlin is a fit man for the office to which be aspires. Tli.it should be . tho only question. The assumption that he will favor corporate interest at the - expense of the public goad appears -to bare no foundation in ins previous record. He is not an unknown man. At present lie holds the very important position of Auditor of the City of Port land, and lie appears to have made a good public servant, and to be a good citizen, thoroughly interested in the wellfare and progress of the community that has honored him With it confidence and with a spinal column of sufficient rieidity to withstand any amount of pressure that may be brought upon him to force incompetent men upon the pub lic service merely because they bear the Repnblican label. We do not believe the "undesirable" element can expect any favors from Mr. Delvin, should he be elected Mayer. About the same thing can be said in favor of Mayor Lane, though it is tot to his credit that ha permits a dirty personal attack upon - his opponent. Lane has accomplished considerable in the-cause of better municipal govern ment. In fact he h,;s done so well that "' he has estranged an element in his own party that has heretofore given . him its hearty support, and they are opposing him today, though not openly. If a man of wavering character, whose honesty was doubted, or who was afraid to express himself upon questioi-s of vital interest to the city of Portland had , been nominated the. Republican voters would have had just cause to desert him and flock to the standard of Harry Lane; - but, a we view it, there h? nettling good " that can be said of Mr. Lane that dots not apply with equal force to his opnon ent. This being true, party organiz ation is entitled to tome recognition. Mr. Devlin won his nomination honestly, and . his Republican opponent, in ti.e primaries are supporting him loyally, and all other Republicans should follow their examole. The greatest and b?ct ' men the party ever had, from Lincoln to Roosevelt, were warm blooded partisans, who believed in supporting Republican nominees lor all important ollices, pro viding, always, that they were honest and capable meri. As we uad-r.-tarid it. !Mr. Devlin asks fur nothing b'lta &jua:e deal, and is running on his merits a a man and public officer, as well i:i upon the principles and platform of the Re publican pa-ty. ,, PIONEER REUNION. The thit ty-fifih annual reunion of the Oregon Pioneer Association lakes place at the Armory, corner of Tenth and Conch streets, on Wednesday June lath. The posters announcing Vila on-iujl githerinK of the men and women who prepared the way for civilization in the Northwest have two pictures that till the story better than it can be told in type. The one is entitled "Tho start to Oregon, in ISi'Wfeoi); no fipsti porterH, nor calls from the dining car on this trip; un hold ups except by Indians an 1 buff ;los." Tlieothershowsthecnnditiuii o: tin tram s.x miti.s I -Xnr. la the first picture the oxe-i arj fat at.d sleek, the "schooner u new, its ennvfw-s taut and clean, and the uv.n liavetlieap;itiar ance of Blurting joyfully u 1 m a p!f.'iuie trip; but in the second picture th) atory of their hardihips is pla'nl told; tV c in vass is tattered and torn, tl e wiut-h lira W3bbling, tlie saddle torsi's at liarnefs ed with the oxen, tud t!; ah le outi'it thO.T.4 thi tff ts ol i hat !i 'p'i ilefm-d which maketh the hent s i !;, iiy ihe roadside is the wreck of a w asofi and t he ; q Skeleton of an animal, in it? wltne tei ! Of the fate that hod hefftll-ri norrj of j their predecessors. It )mi b?un eo:)io j what thefashionof the newer generation j" iu uregon 10 ca.i tneso u pnita niossbaoks, aud to claim that wru it not for them tha countiy wm'.i p-,. ! gress more rapidly ; but it must ba m-i wembered that neither men nor ni.t-il aklw mill J . .i...... ... l . w.uc men of Ivai if . courage, and energy. They were the ImUI wild adventurous s;'l il of the neighborhoods Iron which ihcy came, IheV tuilioil their la.-es w.s ward with a full knohd: I'mt tluv were to encounter gri.it liatdV.ip an I that death inljht moot them o i Ih roml, a It did In very many iut iticvf. Thrv came into a new country and ih rrearvd lha urn for millions yet t OoUie. lliey Miniu. a Roini , ir, who nre the lien. iMsrlM 'b t irlr.lsaud liardsh:n, xhoul I hold I K'ln in vereotion. Tie; h.iv t'il the rlghMo tort, and to enj y the ev niajt of life in e.ivh manner as to them seems bob'. K the you:i men of todsy I v :is steuuui-ly as d.d the pioneers they will, when they arrive, ni tlie ry:e of three score and four kmiv, 1m perfectly wlillli that the great enleip'isei of (lint day should he'eariicd by their suc cessor. Columbia Couotv h: ifrt intcre't in lluse re-unions of thr pioneers, for many of the most wo: thy of ihat.vansu-.ird of civilisation made Uu ir homo here, and some of litem aie still in the full enjoyment of their facul ties and will no doubt be present to hear attain the oft told tale and give a heat I y Iniud el.tsp to the old tilucu:i: whose eves are growing dimmer and limba lie con.inR weaker as the years roll by. REAL ESTATE TKASSIEKS. Kmtx to Ticheuor part of lot 10 15 ill c B and 0 iAtigland to K and E Engebrelsen lot 4 blk 2S Rainier 150 M J Little to Benson LA L Co und qr hit in swiyr sec 20 7 3 C D, K M, and R M Little to Ben- 11W ecn D vt L Co und three qr Hit in sw ir -cc 20 7 3 8000 C Land SK Loveil to John Kcber stein lots iu Eryante 1st add to 11 Hi O S and M Lyon to J and D E Stewart and J Bjyden, nw qr tec 13 0 5 E and J M Lrneli to James A Beo lerpartofJO Martin die. E A ard G W Mattson to Charley Hall und lit int e hf of se qr 1000 250 sec 22 5 4 except 3 acres 1 900 E C and V E McCord to Western Timber Syndicate nw qr sec 24 4 2 F It and II W Mcltonnld to E D Tichenorrpart of lot 10 Bry ant d 1 c B W McLeod to J E and F Mckiu ney lota 7 8 blk 1 S Clats. . . . C I' and C Mellvi'Ie to Columbia Timber Co timber on sw qr a w qr sec 27 6 2 E and B G Merrill to Gust A John son lot 6 blk 5 Deer Island. .. Same to fcaine lot 5 blk 5 Djer li' land . P W Mil.'erto Peninsula Lumber Co assignment of leass lot 89 Giltners add to Col City B and J C Miller to Western Tim ber Co e hf te qr sec 5 and B hfof n w qr lots 3 4 sec 4 6 5 A Eand J C Miller to II S Sten-cic-k and J Bryden und n hf of nw qr sec 27 ; s hf ne qr see 28 h 4 10 400 20 15 250, A B and J C Moreland to Mary C Bryant part of se qr of sec 10 7 4 F and L W Morrison to D C Ben ton seqr eec 7 3 2 C J and J G Mnckle to Jauirs Pot- eison 508.15 acres Wa-h Muvltle to Mrs. L S Red mond lot 8 b!k 8 Vernouii B and G A Murry to M Zemnied ahl part tf nw qr sec 13 7 4. . 251)0 100 50 20 C J and J G M ickle t: C II Mas- ten land in 4 2 and 5 2 30,000 Same to same timber on e hf 9 sec 10 4 n rO w.. 10,000 Jas Myrick, by shsriff to Colum bia Co lo'.s in St. Helens, tax dead 4400 C and II Xelson to I) V,' Price and JG Wattsswqrscl0 3 2 P Seer to John E Boss s hf of sa qr of ii w pr eec 24 4 2. v EEandWA J!e'.re!l to H,mry f-tennick w hf ne qr and se qr i,eqr&e21 J P and M Nelson to L Swett nw qr of s qr sec 11 7 3. H B and K Xlcl.o'a. ti J B G.l fiey lo'e In Ft. Ik-lens A Xoltner, by marshal' to Al'ocrt Wood lot 3 blk 5 Rose's add to Vernonia H W Real Est & Inv C to Detrjit Trust Co sw qr ee qr sec 13 4 5 2000 1000 280 1 15 10 B and II Ohen to Cha Hatnuier- 1 r. k pirt of J Blrongiitor d Ic X J Parker to I'ac Rv & Nav Co bond for deed , 1 3 F J and N B Petjrson to tame EYandW II i'owcil to W, K. , M Cord nw lir s- c 24 4 2 Portland TimberCo to J C Dubois, 10 I e bfof ne ur 28 G4 Win ,,.,,. .-,, o' 8-r i;r r f tw qr 1 5 4 . Jria Quiiiii to Fnnk P.tit in an I 8 If Gordon hauling privileges. Itufferty lo Cha; trail Tliub-r C. timber in s hf of sw qr 27 4 2 1 J W & I R.-ii! lo John Cheldelin nwqrg;ei8 0 5 2510 D W at.d A Ric'iardso.i t a' to II B Hichola lots in fit. Ilcle is 1 C mid H J Ross to A Wayne Cook u: d qr int. in j art of tun 4 4 3 and parts of si ce 713 21 ' 2i i 25 20 28 3U and all of etc 225 2 , 1 H ai:d ?! Rnddinian to Bernon L A I. C -" df i.w qr !o. 3 4 sec 55 1 ; GO. 1 0 i.cres ., .... . l Km! diii.tii 10 same ew qrec 32 .. (i ii : . i I1C and V M Uttddiiimu to smmi 00 aero sec 20 0 4 1 M Saxon to 0 1. Hiulee t 3 yeius lease and opthm on part of J U Mai tini die 200 DM andG HShiitii to F Gilt ner lot 8 hlk 1 Col City 1 1-1 M and II K Si.lik to M F O Council so qr sec 2. 4 4 . . , , . . IM0 LM Siegert to Weftcrn Timber I'o shf of It hi ( f qr of V ql'un lshf of tw qi of sw t;r see 84 4 1 J iiu I S A Sictieor to FaeiiiC Hy ei X 0 l o.td r d ed X J and C Stewart U O L Parker hi . 3 blk 2 Vei tenia 10 Stewart to Western Timber t o titnlier on sw qr nvv qr sec 7 4 4 and art of nw qr n c 13 4 5 1 Stewarts to Utslciu Timb r Co 1717.12 news in 4 5 .......... . 1 E and J O Story to Columbia iid Nehalem Uy Co w '( of nw qr se qr and sw qr Sec 30 3 1..,., 12000 D J and E Switscr to Gus A John son lot 0 block 5 Deer Island 0 Same to eanio lot 6 blk 6 Deer Is land , 15 D L and E R Tliro .p to J W Reed bond for deed to s hf of se qr and seqr of aw qrsec 27 5 5 1250 M and i 11 Fljnn to Green Creek Timber Co und qr of sw qr . sec 82 8 3.- 225 Jos YaiibUrieoin to II D Vaiibhtri- com 20 acres iu sec 4 4 2o A and J E Vonvolkenbtirg to Hans . M Peterson part of E W Con- yersdlc 3200 G W and R Waters to John Berry parcel of laud in sw qr sec 34 8 4 1 L B Walmsley to X and II Ward lot 3 hlk 5 Deer Island 25 M and W A Warner et al to IV E " McCord sw qr sec 23 4 2. . . . . . 1 EMandM A Wluvton to B F liiltncrlot8b'kl Col Oity.. 1 West to McCord sw vr sec 23 4 2.. 1 C E and C II Wheeler to ED Tich- elior part of lot 10 Bryant die 400 C and Ii Whitney to II W Fisk n 40 ft lota 2 and 0 blk 3 Whit ney's add to Scappoose 100 P L Whitney to H D Fisk lots 1 and 10 and s 10 ft of lots 2 and 0 blk 3 Whitney's add to Scappoose 1 A L and F C Whilter to E D Tich euor part of lot 10 Brvants die 400 M and v Wilson to John Xixon landiu 97 4 400 Yankton Hall Ass ociation to Yank ton Grange qr acre in sw qr 30 5 2 J and L L'hlman to John liavlick 5 acres in 13 3 2 5000 United States patents were recorded during April for Jos W Reed, Marqus Olson, Wm Duggins, John Jones, Henry Kndlinian, Peter Ruddiman, Abram Kalarka, Bertha Hansen, James L Gat her, George F Mays, Joseph Mingle. MY BUST Fill KM) Alexander Benton who lives on Bural Uouto 1, Fort Edward, X. Y., lays: "Dr. King's Xcw Discovery is my best eirthly friend. It cured me of asthma six years ago. It has also performed a wonderful cure of incipient consumption for my son's wife. The first bottle ended the terrible cough, and this accomplish ed, the other symptoms lefone by one, until she was perfectly well. Dr. Kings Xew Discovery's power over coughs and colds is simply marvelous." Xo other remedy has ever equaled it. Fully guaranteed by all druggists. 60c and $1.00. Trial bottle free. THE COMMERCIAL ILIB. Ail liilcreKlius; Messlou at the t'ounlj Court Kooin. The Houlton-St. Helens Board of Trade met at the County Court room In St, Helena last Monday evening, and had a very interesting feision, the chief top'n-s hcu-sed Uing sand-lime brick, the road between the two com in it i,i ties and the njatu-r of advertising our te- source, in order that people liny be attracted to Columbia County. Mr. M. C. Gray handled tho brick question, and mated that recent a'Dtys demonstrated , that we had plen'y of stnd containing over sixty per cent of silii-it, nhich seeiuit to bo the kind of stuff r.ccesif.vy to make the right kind ot saml linie brick He neeioed to think this was the most important iubj.-ct that could occupy the attention of the twin ciiien, and advocated doing everything to denionftrate to posnible investora that we have what they are looking for. Tho matter of the county roid between the twocitii'S was discussed quite freely un I it developed there is quite a diver gence of opinions as to the prop.-r line of said highway, which will be inv.sti gatt'il more tlmroiiglily before nctiv work ia beitun. A. M. Worrell, representing the l'o: t htnd Board of Trads Journal, mndo n proportion to ndvertine Columbia Coun ty in that publication provided the citi zens would take advertising at tho rate of sixty dollars per page. Ho set forth the advantage to be derived from amdi u proposition In a very effective manner, and, after he lmdcoiicludud it was decid ed to invite the local newspaper men to become members of the club without pnyaicnt of the tustoii'ury fee of 2.o0, and that they he reoueHcd to oiiblish the proci-ed.'ngs und U ) as much other free alvertising a possible; all of which the Mist ha do; e So- n nuarter of a century, and will probably continue to do. Mr. Coleman, one of tho promoters of the oiganizjtion, being preaent, a vote oft ionkswa? g'vo . I itn for his assist- unce, uier wnieti mo club adjourned A :l i , t ... . . IT uimi .14 wo., reg.imr ineeiing. Money Orders at ftdeen cents a liun- lyt.H. k. cutv, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON RT ltKI.KNa OKKtlON, I) It. KtAVIN ItOHS, PHYSICIAN vx SURGI'ON ST. tIKI.KNS, OtiKltl' it iuuIkns- Ttobertlne 've "tt every womsn imut tlcilroa-a perfeot cmtl.l'. It nrtiiR.i t lr.it soft, nimwuh. ft-wn, clear tint to Uo clieek IHat iVnoli- yoitthfiilnec", H wtll rln beauty to tiiiw'd who lack It: U will rottn It fr ttuu'o bo alreiuly iwawsa U: tt '.11 en.iliio you to suc-ivntully combat tli roivn'ji of weather ami time. Pun" touM,1n't niKiio. Jut try Itobertlne. Your Uruintlst will Ktv yau a fico sample. All tru uMl kfep Itubertliuv OREGON SllOIrLlNE and union Pacific (Ml IlKl'Ol ': I.OdVM I'lllC.Mio-l'iifill.AMi tl IS A. ,M KI K' I A t. I.ir Hie l. Poll'. Vi IllllllilUt.iU. Arm, i'i I'. M paily. iiiK ink i. Y i if, tt. P."m. a.ee a. m. Mr ! 11,(11 n Wih!!!!! lS. l'ilj-. inn, nulla Wi.il 1, l-e-;! 1 ltm, r.w'ur l'!etiil ; un I lirviii oniiertr liint.. i' All VNlli KXI'Ilt-- -il.t l .7 IV "..")&. (or liie Kai via lluut-,: Pally. t Pily. Iiiv-iiin Lower Columbia Riykr. itfmT lfW)i IVfttlAul tlatlv, exivpt MimJtav. t fc.M n. m, huitmUr 10 iu t. in for Attrit HnU way tnu'ltitfit Kt'titrtili'tt leaven Aaiorift nl ? fO a. 111 ttlU. vxixjM aumir.r. A. L. CRAIG, Ceurral PiFnxi' r Atriil. I'nltTI.AM) or. STATE BANK OF BRAINIER RAINIER, ORE. CAPITAl7J3.ooo lour per cent interest paid 011 saving deposit. Interest compounded feiiii-aunuiilly, March 1 and September 1. W. B. I.OTT.MAX, Cashier Collections jMadc-:- Drafts Isaucd (or SUMMONS In thr flff nit f "I"- "I tlie Stlo cf On-s Ihi-rmiuty uf I'.rluini.!,,. r. u. Hull -Lewis, i-iiiiiiiir. M.irjr IL lli,(!-l . !, .1, fiTi lunt j T.iMnry 11 U ill U-l, l!,t, alvp n iii.' ili-liMi-lnnt: , 111 (lit- iinitif a the Htali) ul On-;rni i,ni an-' lu-rv'.y I, . (Mir-. '1 l.i niii... if iiti.l ttiivwf t.i On. - crmiliUInt Bli-1 Bgntrnt )i-.l In Ihr nl.,- niir.i miu i-ii i.r i i.'iii.-,. iiu- -,iir.ifinii ij fx; wi-i'kA (rnri mill alt.-r t!i.. flr.l i.ui.L.-.i'l I tilt fmimmii,. In ivit 11k-.-Mfi il.iv o( Jitm. ! I'm;. null ml lull i in ,.,ir aii'l ii.t nit;, In .m.l tirii,., (uf uhiiI ll,,-i.,vl iiu. I'l.inlnri oM.lv In Hie mutt fur thr n II. I l,-mi., ,,!.., I in tin-t..i,i.itiiiil, loiifit i,r n ih'- fv ul tin nil-l rmiil t.iri-iT ill.,l , Im tl,,. , ,, 1 rhuniiv Ti,i',i i,ii. I hwfti.ft,,,, ,-i.i:i,tf li,-ti,i.,.n ' I'l.-tliitUI'iiii.t Ivt'i'ii'liiiil. nrul fur .m l, ..?!.. I (uriliiT mi l ill:! ri-nl r- Hi-r u, ti (hi:,,tirl mai . , in tiii-i ftivl t'-U!tMti)i. ItiiK Siirimturi. in iiiit.ll.li,-,! i.v ..r lli.M.Tiim. il ltri!,-. Jii.lrr il Ih" IriMill i llrt uf Iiu- yinl ni lrt.i:.iii. f..r il, r..,,ik ..( ( Villlilll.l.i. m.i. lv. un. I I'titiTfil ,n, n.e mi, ,!, , ul M.ty, t-jii. ji. wlili h nr.lrr illri-i-l, ihut Vi.u ; i,.i-i,r mi l inmviT . .iri i.tnuit mililii i lri,tu the urn i.ul,lu-im.,it ( ihi. wl. Ml 'inn Ihl-ilnlr fit tilt' (Ir.l l.iil.lli nlliill uf llil lllutia l liio ITili il.iy u( Mm . I:i7 witni- 1'KANK Miiri:it. Allium-) lur 1'iiiiiiiirT. SUMMONS Iu li.-ritl ''win l Mm lH-iln ul Mit.a, t i ,ii, hi in j ,u ,iii i, ilium Hnrrli-t M. I'lulinori.-, Mniittlir v. WilHftrn K. rililmiirn, 1 ,1 (. ut. in Wlitlillil K.- I'u'lliiiirii l!it nl.t.if, 1 1 ..... ... 1 tWiilnlAlil. " ! Ill Oii nrniH- ol Die St.ile rfOrr-run nn un- ! hcri.t.y ii-iiiiiri-il to njif-nr hii-1 hii.wi r tl'.- i-umi plnint Ull' I Kllllillit iU III th" lllmK, lrlitlti-. I cuiiiii' unil mill, mi or 1.1-f.iri' lli i.x.trulf.iii uf . u ivi-K fru thul.iln ni iiu- iniit iiiil.ii. ail.,,, ! ul thl mimiiuiti to wil-on or Ii- lhii tin- uni1 .Inv hi Jiiin-;i'.) un.! it tun mil t.,. iui(,ri dir mum Hum-Hi ili i.I.iliitiir ulll ni,v (,, iiu.' court (iirlho ri-n.-l i.rnv.i'l lur In hvr i.i.iii.!iilni i now on Ills l.nn-li). In-Hit: lh.it t:1(1 ,nil nf I lnn!ilmi,liy Hour cl.tlin li.t,...ril,i,tiii ini'i i It'll 1 1 . 1 ii ii t Iw itl-nulii-d. iji,u i,. triniii.l, thnt i tlm ili-ri uilciit linn 'lccrli .f mi.l iiImihIli,,.,! tlni tilnllitiirfnr ilinri limit line viir In, t pi.f nml 1 fur rili-li nllifr mill liiilMi u'i-.li'l' In tlm ,,'rc Ir. I- I w-i Hit.- eiiiirt limy wi-m i-ijiilniltli-. Tliln miiiiiiiiin l tiii,l.i,,, l,v nrilur ol II, in K H. 1 1 nun ii, Jiiilt-i: i, il,,. ;i,inity i ourt lui ! t.'ul ii In bin l'i,tiitv, ftiiti- ul OriKon, mill urifiT l-'lim niiiilenrt ili.i 2n. ,'. ol My l'.;nm t Its- j iLitB ol cli lint iiiil.llc-ilii,,, o t,j, it, llieJIril (lav til Mhv t'. ii. CIWVKKT .4 HTATLKTUN I .,,,, ., . Allorney lur i-liilntirr; 1 O AiMrrtM, fortluh4, Or. i : i Strictly Private Wc solicit your banking business; and with the assurance on our part that it will be kept STRICTLY PRIVATE COLUMBIA COUNTY BANK The Columbia County ABSTRACT AND TRUST CO. Titles Examined & Abstracts Made p Non-Resident Taxes Paid m $ ILkal Estate 0THK TO CKKIUTOIW, In tlie cumiv i'.mrl e( III Sule 'l iin. I t.il l olllWl'ln CeilllU. I 111 tin, imvlli r ul Itiu hite ,( Jellll J, IJllllllnll. ; iM-enaril. . , i N'.ill.v l IierfliV uHfli I1' lle ltMi"lwnnl, I ,lllllll,ltrilhMll Hi.' t 'tW el J.'tOI J HHIilU". ; ,lm.,.iii',l. Iii all iriili bnn eluiui" ' t ll , -I.,!.. ( Mill tf, ,-.l,l, Li I t.'wHt llli-!i 1 wtll in t.n.per Vim, lu'f. lllilil fll lnitll I Irolll the iblto ,r Mil. MuOee. lit Hie M 11-irP.itf m SetmltiMrwlFlv nt Itie l.ir .illliv el ti!!l.lu llnv Ht SI. lleli-ll,. CulMliilitil i,un(v . If . VAKiUHKt' M.I N.U"N. 1 !it,.it ii,i-Ii i.v. i ..... 1 AilnOlil-lrnlrU ill III t !Hlri ill Johll I Un j Ull, iteevimvl. CUAROIAN SALE A mil K. W'Hti.tiTVi t.itnittiviti u( iltwilr ftHl j hi in I'ail). MrttlU M-vlla Jrti..t , l'4'.'l in 1 Zi'liHti Hftfol.l Titiil, (utti.Tt, hi tv-i ! tlitTitv i ( thr r.tt.tttv t tir( i ttn tU l r . tKDtl Vf U? TnUMlV 'l MUU';lHeKll, t!tl tl '. Tii-v,v.'ttv. (he- ImU uf Jniu. A. l -J).'. Al :lu ti,iii: t (iii 11 rlvN'k i. l At ISu UhkI h-r . .f thr 1 1 1 v I Vdl l HtiilM fti Ili m u ( p! 1 1 f 1 1' 1 , in th1 t'tt'SHty ti( t iirihi Mtt l)rvrfiMlt Ml K' iif. I Hr M - U't iMih, nil ( 1 1 if intvfv.t n niiru? 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COLVIN & HENDERSON 102,'j Philadelphia St. tt m-rv vaajulu la Ajuuj uttti t vtvi mm mm 1 1 irrrn S0R05I5 r THE SMARTEST E FOOTWEAR FOR WOMEN Spring Ties and Oxfords 53 50 and $4.00 The most up-to-date hosiery department iu the city Men, Women and Children. Walkover and Sorosis Store I General Merchandise! T m-iniiiii dto L'l Iff i WUWittiUJUiUittiUiUH iUWiUi4iiUiiiiUiUiU JOB PRINTING i i I Jh liave the mt and most : III ''"wiuiiijHMlJobrrint "'tfOlllfvc; in (Xilmnhia County i'l Hit liu, art: tii-ftiitwJ, in Oil HJuu l inost reasonable prices quo joini low ly n uianvifacturcr not iu.thc Suwimtv. chink Ttti'RT, This h the Anti-Trust Sewii Machiuc. W'v employ no ngents; we Roto the ni pie direct, therefore have no big coniniimiom h j mKI to Its cos t to the consumer. . 1 $60 Machine for $35 - scml this, machine to yon r nearest Htatioa tt'uji freight pieptic for fy n cash and fz hx mm instalments until a.U Write for nu Il.t.fSTIUTIUJ Ft'KNlTt'UK CATAWHJt'K, which i tell you nil about out great offer.' -Mention the Mist when von w rite. GEVURTZ&SONS ENTIRE HALF BLOCK I7J-I05 FIRST BTREET, PORTLAND. ORgonn St. Johns.Orcgon ; SPRING MODELS for KNIGHT SHOE GO. 3rd and Washington Portland, Oregon 3 The largest specialty strc in the Northwest 2. JU.3U JUIKX &'uxim D0WV BY THE BIG SAWMILL Receiving New Goods Every Day In tho Week. rrH MD(3KLE STOKE! Mm a ItepiitaU,,,, ,4 fiianding for Only ilia Best In 1 1 I '"''ll MMIMMWMMMMHMMplHM" IS OUR DUSIHESa v 'ill hinds of l'rintint fl A TRIAL Will CONVINCE I IU1IST iiSwl 'ii inii itHiisiiwiJiiiSL.'iiA jriJrfiwsiwlrffi,1iMia'iss