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Newspaper Page TextOREGON MIST 2 ..rr.. . i list r Entered at the rostoffiee at St Helens, I Oregon, as secoml-claaa mail matter. I HOW THE MOXIT OES. Bertat Kills alUtrti at Ttrm of i'MBtf I'Mrt. ISSUKD KVRRY FftlDAY BY E. H. FLAGO, -Edito asd FKOPfcWTOa.. SVBStKtPTlOS RATtS One year.. . Sjx months .. ..I.W . .73 fi-35 1 74 II I IVatkins State v Olemsa. . II 1' Wat kins transcript. . J E IVjw making jury lit Nha- 1. ru prwimt 'W Row V H tame 3 00 Metis A R sain 500 SWASTHOCT ISql'ESt C LClar. ndrew C Saiitb re-sx.wiastkm ol Oletnan R LStrVena serTiny subpoena. .. II Fttrnnhtvrsitgntititaoililvll lal .Watlis A P Stt'Uirii inVMttftIinKIruwtf ins at Unlncy .. ........ 1 Molvuen Invrstujatlnj drowning. Rainier 5 W V Symo inrM grtiDg ilosro- iii at Rainier ... 5.00 Advertising rates made known on appli- Lcgal notices sa cents per tine cation. JTXB 28. CIRCC IT COURT OFFICERS : Thomas A. McBriwu District Judge C. L. Hkdc-.bs. Ihlrict Attorney COVXTY OFFICERS: R. S. HattaX, Ja.ljrc...-- M, Helens W. A. Haris, Clerk St. Helens Martin WhiTK, Shehtt St. Helens CSFEa Libeu Commissioner Mt vr vst. Comm'r Scappoose Edvow Ross, Treasurer. St. Helens A. T. Laws, Assessor...- eien I H. Copkland. School Snpt....Houlton Vit B. Prkscott. Sure Rainier H. R. Cuff. Coroner St. Helens HUMORED THOUSAND READERS 1 SO 1 80 1 80 1 W 1 80 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 6 HO 9 -10 4 00 5 SO of Paring the past month several of this paper's editorials have been copied into the OrwniUn w'h favorable comment, and given the benefit ol that paper's rreat circulation. Instead of Veing read br possibly 3,000 people in Colum bia county thef have been resd by nossibly one hundred thoatanJ through out the Northwest. We da not mention this through vanity, (for the articles were not copied on account of any lite rary merits they may have possess bnt merely to illustrate the imroer. mnnnt of ood Or harm that may b accomplished by a very humble agency, and to emphasize the fact that the xtitnrr.fa ponntrv newspaper fills sn important position in any community You may start a thonglit wherever too please, so that it will be in reach of a transmitter, and, if it be of sufficient value, it wilt make the circuit of the globe and be translated wherever there is a written language. Not only is this true of thought, but it is true offsets. The seemingly unimpor tant item regarding the resources your neighboibood, published in your local paper, may result in the establish ment of a great industry that will bring wealth and all the conveniences of a populous community to your door. The value of the local newspaper to the county in which it is published depends upon the line of thought it present and the kind of facts it publishes. If its editorial columns are used for the pur pose of praising or condemning without discrimination and from personal or factional motives it i a detriment to those whose interests It should aerve, for a community is judged abroad vtry largely by the character of its local press. If its local columns are filled with accounts of trivial quarrels and dis orders and it dwell upon a row in the church, the school board, or the council, it create the impression that it is pub lished in a quarrelsome community, scch as no valuable immigrant cares to select for a home. If, on theotherhand, it advocates those measures it believes to be for the best interests of all acd gives tlie preferecce to news itccs (un important though thf-y may seem) that tell of betterments to the town, of gooj crops taised in the country and of good people who have arrived to take part in the upbuilding of the e mmunity, then it deserves Tour sunoort. ia order that it may continue to be the source frjm which the outside world uVr.vrs its knowledge of Colombia coauts re sources and its estiruate of our citizen ship. CITY AMD C0UHTRT BANKS. Two of the leading financial institu tions of Portland are advertising in the county papers nnd asking the citiwns of this and other coantiej to di-po it their funds in taeir vaults. Their sgents are representing that a ban' with a large capital is safer than one with a small capital and tbut citv b.n.ks are Ifts liable to loss by rvbberv. Of courss they have to cfTr .nie inducement (real or imaginary), bfjie they iai ask cojatry people t wi ll Ir.W their patronage from the home bunkers. A, a matter tf fact, Iwwevcr, a bai.k with n lnru? capital is n safer than one aith small capital, as the poronion of .li-potits to Cttpittil Ik alout the sau.e, and ah the country banks i.owadays cirry l.urg liry ineuranc,,t!iu? rendering thin safe froai Ios from that caus. Tiie unlv assU'a ue the dt-pwtor has of tli . iAkIv ofabHtikis in the moral chu the banker aud the nay in bMi he conducts h s busititf. These fact 4 can le bitter lUu-nnin-. d anj k'sowii io smull comiimi.il ivs than i.i large cities. Asa matter of rwht liia lt;al l.n.kr is as justly tnti'l A In local biiint-SD as is the local (jrnt! r or nixn-heut i i a ,y lino. He is a irt oi tliHt .wn. Il comes hfre and tiinkifi liimh ore Ihrce 1 ml bnik in C.ii ty lo day, ftinl n C'i ' f il-cn if n fai-tjr in tlie i pb'iililin nf ihe ciii.tuuiiiic. If there i iiny p j rt hi f'xt for cimri tnble purix'-i h or tu n ciT- a in dtitry or ad',-Mif fie tewiiirr.M i,i ib BrtHigli. K Clark ..... II Verjo .... BFMefcher LJ Lupian 4 J Pwroreti i C A tioidon.. ................. II Hjgey Girt Riley. A l" Mcljtren physician I! R C.ift coroner James lw...... C B Sutton constable 11 R Cliff corcner, II Ryan invew tigr.tion "00 Edwin Ro. Rvan i.iveetfoalioo 5 00 Oreeon Miat stationery and ad- verliring 60 W Oreeon Mitt sutionery 2 60 Str America frrtght Mils 1 t On-ironian. advertising for bids. . 5 25 St. Vint rat Hospital care oi Ben Mvreav 5 00 E McVey sup. for McDonald. . . S 00 Fred Tro snpplies for Jordan. . 10 00 Brigcs Son sop fc.r Sobeskl 10 14 J r.mtrv hanlins Ben Mvre 3 00 Perry & Graham team for Ryan funeral S "5 E E Haxen work at Ryan funeral 11 00 TOOK dimrini irav 260 Sunset Logging Co fixtures for ClaU bridge 1 F L Carter work on Oat bridge 9 00 W L Brown SupT No 7 25 00 U 8 Mellieger supT No 14 ...... 2125 P Bereerson snpv Xo. 15.... 2125 WITNESSES BEFORE D18T. ATTT CDLee...., H M Fowler 0 Lonis Eoesel 3 20 Joe Kelly 2 80 Elmer Duncan S 20 J R Bidgond 80 KFBaker 2 80 II R Cliff 2 00 CLConyers 9 20 N H Thurston 9 20 Edwin Rot 2 00 E P Gibson 16 00 Jos Banter 840 Antone Peterson 8 40 A riayer 8 40 Arnold Boater 8 40 JJDaveren.. 7 00 Fred Carr.r 5 60 WMTomilson.. 5 60 Mrs Oltie Gordon 63 George Gordon... 8 20 j C II Kuglish 44, J .V Andrew D.ttf, Clark j K Bros. 133.4U, I U tluudsrn IHW. Peter , KDwlX KiWK. I ., i. i.w M Kit M C l.indbMn I PHYSICIAN U Mdel 73.25. i Bum tiO.75, J 7 00 4 00 43 00 12 40 40 00 3 70 S 00 13 10 88 St 35 00 13 73 t 50 10 55 12 75 40 00 0 80 3d 40 3 00 i 00 Sadie Gray 6 20 Mrs. Bell Howell 5 o0 R U King juror circuit court... 7 60 Joseph Dixon same 10 40 Geo Mcrel tame 4 40 Fred Gill 3 00 Edw Snider 7 60 F 11 Hayco 8 40 E C Laws dep assessor 3S 00 C Lihle freight and helper 27 00 Vlu Cooper repairing road roller 4 00 E Hughes ClaU bridge 6 00 W E Stevens, supv ICo 1 60 00 CJLarten, So 2 09 23 E 8 Faxon, So 3 3125 CKratzke, No 5 v 67 50 II B Philips, So 6 66 25 John Stackenljer, So 9 10 00 P Bergersoa, So 15 50 00 Mrs Syverson, witness 5 60 W L Bevans same 7 60 Hatsie E Bevans same 7 60 iKathrine Bevans tame 7 60 W L Bevans same 5 60 Hatiie E B-vanj same 5 60 Kathrine Bevans sama 5 60 EP Gibsoi sams 16 00 W Symons same 5 60 PM I'ophara aitnesa 9 20 Ed Bessett same 4 00 W H Thur.ton same 9 20 PJ Totdiani tame 9 20 C has Kej s Kime 9 20 Mrs Jesie Lnke tame 10 00 Grace Aliizer, wit mm 9 20 Minar Swarthout witness 0 20 Deaey Swarihout tame.'. 6 20 J J Haroren s.n.e 7 00 Agues yradly tame 8 00 .Miliar Swarthout same .'. . . 6 20 Deaey Saarthoui Mine. 6 20 1$ E Swarthout tame 6 20 6 20 0 20 0 20 5 00 Maude Rii-e witness Oltie Gordon sum) i F Goido i itne-t ! Mm IW If . well nime Mr Sad e Gray same 0 20 H E Cliff tame 2 00 Girt Biley farm 12 40 C A Gorduri tame..". .. ..' 12 40 Iloirer Ilgfy 8 me , 12 40 ;t-t.r of I John Rnbeos inror 7 00 L A Malmcolm juror 7 00 S l'ii.ckni y juror 35 40 E LOraig Kiuie. 32 40 A Kin same ".. 2 00 A E llavey suiiie ... J M Heild.ck s iaie. . . W I) Kily same J fl Duin n i sime. ., . In.'. Tlieif j (J H Ink tame iril)':t c .ii .-; J C K I er s ine J V K.t rgiutrt Ken-y U id.l:iii:m saine. L I-nnard turn i F II Sein-trd same Win der on tame . .. neighborhood Wi hat rilit tj ui I j T A CI inir g-r nine do expect t'e loc;il banker to cmitr b-; L h I), trici ra i e . . ule his full ti'ia-e, 1 e " us he is on-' of j f. , IVckrr kuu-j . . . nsand will proQt t y the gr Hth an I J I; liiiiwns sure. . . prosperity t the r eigliborho "I in u Ni. li 0 F Ab.,tl SJine .. . be lives. His built Is n useful I. it i tion, and e fiC'l fiitiy fi d It corvii- , Oavid llenshaw tame ' i: r r . .. ient in bcsinesi trunssciioii. Why, Jacob Skoza jurr then, should ir t'ii people 8'iid tiibir j Atiuurt Ketei suite ... money to l'.-rtlaii I ? , If it is e. oile I VV Muvkld tame here it remains in circuUui'Mi ii Col-1 F M Thoru sa'ue .. umbia count, nil 1 wiij n pa'dy b ; F Wilkin same ...... loaned to sou) j lo-'gli ) t wl.o .1. gir-9 to j F GleiiUki same itnprcve his hirli) or incr asc his Lmi- J Vui.doliih sniue. ... new.'- It U a gOid rulj to p.trunizej II Ji C'i-djaiii' . i. ,i i 1 20 42 00 53 40 45 20 W 20 49 20 67 20 51 80 67 20 62 m 45 20 4 2J 60 40 2 00 2 00 3 20 3 20 3 00 , 3 00 3 00 3 00 ; 3 00 3 20 3 00 3 30 ; 2 w 50 20 ELow team fur corOi.ec H R Cliff itironer intjunts. . E C Last dep aieor.., AT Lvs pjlag . - ' A T Laa fee advanced L L IVcker ( Wing seatsiu court rojiu.... A Pemii'g tappliet... Oregon Mist sup aud ttattonery. Ghus A Prudl.ommesup for clerk A Kinj rrp.,ir to courtltonte. . .. L M Crouae hauling aoud McKay A St-udder funeral of u .- kiun 24 00 Brlggs & Son supplies fur Sob eskl C MvVer sup for McDonald . Finley A Son funeral Ben Myre C L Smith taking Myres to hospital A Nienielia funeral of Mrs Hy-tinen Ho'maa Co ambulance Edam Ross examining Insane. . . J L Campbell arrest and convey ing insane 12 70 E Uagey repairs to roller 1 30 Rierson Mih Co ml lor crusher. . 2 00 B Frenkman repairs to crustier. . I 93 E Haxen same. ... . 300 Perrv A Graham same 11 62 Sherman Bros same. 13 50 J II Collirs helping assessor. ... 31 AO A T La expeote assessors offioa 3 75 Martin White expense slier; Us offices 28 25 W H Powell poatage etc 5 00 J George board of prisoners and jurors 6 A C Goodnough Clats bridge . .. 3 00 C L Conyers up for crustier. ... 5 65 I M Harris work in clerks olllce. 24 75 WM Roberts dep sop EDO... 8159 The Columbian stationery...... 8 00 Vf A Harris postage 20 00 Vault II Metal Co culvert 301 60 11 West commissioner 36 80 hC Libel commissioner 43 80 L M Alexander 4 Co 37 50 F B Prvscott survey Schmidt rd. 13 60 F B Frescott survey Wood A Tucker road 33 00 Road warrants were allowed as fid- lows: Burnett Clive $10; John Boyd 27.50, Y E Cuswick 11.25, Oregon Lbr Co 12.07, C E Rice 7, Art Love 14. U S Metlinger 18, B Mills, 37.50, V M Beegh ley 29.75, S J Parker 14. A Kerns 7, J Emmons 7 A Emmons 8.25 Wm J Alhn 4, W S Allen 12, Roy Tucker 12, R M Word 13.73, F Trscey 34.90, B Wood 12, A Wood 26. SO, Wm Pringle 1, Walter Parker 12, B Ilonford 21.50. Virgle Pow ell 10, G C. Mellinger 12.50, W I) Keasey 16.63, 0 Malmsten 1.50 Geo B Kste Co 101,15, Edwin Smith 12.60, Thomas Anderson 21.13 Geo Engelke 12 37, Bergerson 13.27, John Smith 2.02, M Christensen 4.04. G Smith 5.62, A M l'arker4 38, Hannon & Son 7.70. Brown 9, Powder Co 30.15, Henry Larseo 10, Fred Adams 1,30, V O Wbit ney 34.75, Henry White 30, 0 D Gar rison 17.50, J P West 87, J B Duncan 107 R Duncan 27.25, A C Duncan 16 2.) Frank Duncan 17. C Larsm 36.25, Srttrom 34.40, W Muckle 135, M Gab rietson 67.50, Gust Rodeen 10, TarUill 7.50, Alfred Bus 35, John Kjelberg 77.50, Henry Dune a 3.25, J Joseph son 2.50, 8. Beaver 2 50, Tom Grewell 91.25, John Beaver, 100, C Hammer back 12.50 J Doland 36.65, V Vincent 15, L D Weeks 12.53, Erick Morton 25, F JLarsen 11,25 J. Dupont 10, Earl Saiton 23, E 6 Faxon 61.25, 8 Vincent 11.25, Walter Campbell 5, W A Mclntyie 5.50, Eugene Smith 5.55, E J S:aencs 11.25, R Jeffries 15, Jas F Rice 4.25, Geo Emerson 1.60, Rene Dupont 5, Willie Bacluueyer 5, Geo Hyde 4 67, Bailey & Brinu 8.05, Peiry & Graham 2.45, Sherman Bros 8.40 S L Malcolm 32.50. Chat. Meilvill 06.25. E Black 6.73, Julian Waster 65, Emit Waster 71 50, Fred Lengicher 10, W H Wagner 13.50, T C Watts 29.15, H B Phillips 10, W. L. Brown 11.25, J L Galtien 5.60, T II Neimtedt 6.75, T A Smith 8.75, John A Johnton 4 50, John Weston 3.25, Ira Parcher 43.75. L'lyses Gamble 70, Norman Burn 17 50, Ches ter Parcher 27.50, Oregon Lumber Co, 27.58, Mayger & Ful.irie 2B.27, M Jacob son 74, L Durenkamp 72.25, J Oylia 57, John SUckenW 90. 75, Emery Mills 5, Win II i'.oic, 71,25, Edwin Smiiti 29.86, Gaiflil 1 Smith 22.0V Mrt ChrUtensen 25.31, F Aldehen 137, J It Dallas 27 50, Adalph Be'gerson Io 30 Charles Smith 12.20, J It Dalla 14 17 T II Sortli 8.07, A Bergerson 11.25, Thomas Anderson 10 31, John Smith 11.02 J P 8heeley 29.t5, G.-0 Obeu 4.05, Itob Cliristensen 2 02.TB Deuslow 2.25, W E Denetow 202, A Johnson 4.72, V B.Tgerton 24.07, Hannan & Sou 50.85, C J Ijlmbcrson 1.90 E Hayey 5.25, Gdumblt Lrnnher Co 29.02, Emit Henrickson 13 50, Gen Mea chain7.50, L Ward 6.73, D F Higgen b -thaui 39.80, B ull A Co. 13. Spec nl rond warrant were allowed a foliowr: ' IiIbTKICT K0. 3 Peiry LMier JII30.10, D Vincent 10. E Morion 80 70. E 8 Faxon 72'25. LD Weeks 52.92, G I) lionney 44.56, Henry Wsters 23, 8 Saulser 20.8 Vincent 27 08, J F lUc 35.83, Wa'ter Cmplie'l 80 60, Eoyene Smith 33.13 J Staines 42.08, R J.ff irs 38.33, W A M'.lu yie (2 08 A Pope joy 32.71, Fred 'fiinmons 18.90, Ed llax.-n 40.60. G o Cae 22.60, Frank Fla 11, D 8 nilvius 5, Glenn Smith 1.25, E S Faxon 53.75, Th Columl,iun 3 25, lilsTlllt'T o. 4 E T G. n 1", B F Lee 1 1 25, A Cornier- son 0.50, j hn Kn. l !.5o Ja Gentry 11.23, Gut Seidtl 52.87, M F e-h to, L 25 00 173, 7S.25. I ..... . ... w A.. I 10 00 Gentry 89.23, r re I Ulll l."0, -or; 10.50, A SetTeit 19.50. J U Warren Sl... B F Le 3 71 W Bachniejrtr 12. B T Gore 7 50.OA W Ssaer IipeCa 51.03, M Fresh 30. HAD IMirrallT 13 FMalmberg4A. J t Peterson 12 SO, Gust Kales 43.13. ROAO WTRICt 14 K II Higgins T.50, Cfc-v Mrlliitger 33. Ed Web-trr h2.K2, U M Beeghley 50.75, Clev Mill 52.25, F Tracy 56.53, A. Kams 12.30, C Reel 13-73. K Elchwian 13.75. J Retd 1S.T3, Roy Tucket 48 50 N J Parker 46, A Emmons 49, J Emmons 50.75. B Mill S. W IUU 12.30, A Wol 19 S, J I) Halt, W.35. Virg l l'.elt 30.75, B llofo.d 21.30, W 11 Allen 10.. Wm Priug! 27.73, 0 W Metlinger 7, B Wood 2 50 Wm pringle Jr 6. J D. Baker 8 25, U W Parker 7. U S M-hinger 80.23, Geo B Kate A Co 100 50, M Turner. 93. Frank Tracer 6.50, Wm Wood 11 .25. ROAD DISTRICT 15 Edwin Smith I3 07, John Smith 20.92 Geo Olsen 4 03, Charles Smith 11 02, J shM.lv M.07.ThM Andrin 4.72. PHef iBvrsonSJ, Same 17.10, C Chamberlain IT - - ......... , . 12. A Emmons io, V. r.i.awwu i.wu, E C Sessman 10.65, E Shet ley 11.58. G Gust (ton 20.25, K K Throop 8.10, O B Armstrong 8.10, Arthur John" 35, Same 39.82, II A Willson ii.ws, i o Dentlow 1912. W E IVsnslow 10.12. John Edholm 18 22. Gutt Holt 37.37, Uanuan A Son 140.05. ST. UKIJCN. t t SURGPON OHKUC r. u. r. curr, PHYSICIAN vSc SURGKON OMKUOK. ST HKUM He r'trest the SMIck "I've fired the walking atkk l'v rruHl aver 40 tear. OO account I sore that resisted every kind ol treat ment, until I tiled Buckten' Arnica Salve; that has htiled the to- and made me a hsppr man," writes John t.rrett,of North Mills, N. C. Guaran teed for Piles, Burn, etc by sit drug gist. 23c WHAT THE CRUISE DOES. . Ore-eon ian) If timber land value in other coun ties are snywhere near the asm as in Columbia County, the plan of having timber land cruised by experts for as sesstnent poraoset i likely to prove a very profitable scheme for the counties that bave undertaken it. There ha been some doabt whether the results would jus'.isy the expense of employing cruisers. In Columbia County much of the cruising hss been done, and, an illustration of results, it 1 asserted that on section llat ha been assessed here tofore at a little let than SUC00 ha tim ber enough on it to be worth titl.OOO for stumpage. A quarter section, 160 acre, which his been assessed io the past at f 1040, is found to contain timber of the value of 123,000. The cruiser not onty makes n estimste of the quantity of timber of the various grade, bnt alao make an examination and reoort upon the toil and topography of th land, so that its value aside from the stsnding timber, may be ascertained approximate ly. In case of litigation the expert will be prepared to back op his figures with evidence of the value of the timber. Ad ding to tlie assessment roll targe sum tike that mentioned, and quite a num ber oi them, will lighten the tax burden upon farmers generally. What it true of Columbia ia pro! ably true of ether counties that incl ide heavily timbered land. Having one examined the tim ber and eiti mated its quantity, the work will not have to be done agsln for a num ber of years. The only changes In quan tity will be those dneto sswing logs or burning timber. With the quantity known Ihe vslue can be easily defa nnin ed for each year, accord i g to Ihe market valne in each particular co.nmnnily. In a pstiud of five or ten years lb original cost ol the cruising wilt not be enough to be worthy of mention, provided tlie work ha been well done. SUMMONS la ihHiviilrnrtiMheUlilOtiro, tk i".miilr rulUf.M. r. H. Hall t-ewlv puian. va .. ....I .... ..fc. I. M l7I.V It. Hall Uais. ' hhr re-rHrsNt lu .rlr ! "" lJ 1 1 1 ICS I Hill ' ' WIVIV w , (hi. t..lt. lh JSMU .Uv nt Ji.w. iwij ami ii fan w L?,w';rj wiihlu mM Urns, h,r ni iwm .til .i'W h. l ''r h" '- "J la th. ..umplalul. 1.. wil -..r a l' " J .mrt i..nvr tl,alu the B'l iI HMl O..W ut hrirt-tur. el-ni I'UlnllrfaU't le(wlul. " " r ,",,' luriher awl 4lrni rvitl to lh MH w Mra rnsol and .ivilaUe. . mil SUMUKSK t Mlillld bi nwt Vnnn i Ih M.I. ..liirrew. hr iks( minlv at t .Juinhl., iu-Ii h.I vuisml " ihe llln u tulM.v. ivo . B.lnhh Sur.lef UImti. lhai m PPar "txi an.r km n'wi'.n. -- waa m-ra ina uri (hiwii .'"-". - .1.1. Ihr Srl iHihtlrallnH ot IhL Sum nou mo ma a ;', AlluitM-r lur riatatl- CUA10IAN SALE K.llr Is hrby flrsa. that Ihe .trri.n.t, Anna K. W.lbrsr. liiianllaa nl rhailrsWIII lam rl. IH.I1. M.IIJa I'a.il, M.IU-. Jan. eaul Xeullli IUf.,1.1 I'aal, mlm,r, br an ik.i..tl Ih. I'nUHI. I'tHllS uf lb "it ' Or rn l ih i ..umr ol Mutlo-tnah, in on Tor-lar.lh I" -sy l Jmm. a. p. Itsw. ai th huuroi iraerlurta. al ihs lr.t .u. r.MHt, l'.,uil llous lu lb Us)K al 11 llrljs. in the .mnir ul Solowhi. ui "I Own. slt al sul'lle sal. U, lh klihrsl hl-l-d tianuS. all wllli lnlrsl ol Ul.l mltotstn muA h Ih ."'h M'iarlr (a. ) at Ih :.st u.,rlr In. . qr.laU'I th Mtfttn Hall (a. S w Nr ri ( . ('.) n b s.wll "l t)twrr (- ,r l.U !trllun t....i. ru.i.Mli l..i. bin M ) Noil ul Dana TH ( Wert. Wlllmll rllla. sllusl In Columbia I liujr. ! tMi. ..... ut l. ms.1 siibiwl b rMunrmsll.in l aid i;u iv foun ol lh Slals mI tut Mulinomih County . nlrr( ol ld minors Islh an lltl lcnl ball nl said real m,pny. siirs w in ol sold annaa. nuaMiiMirf. MI1 May llth. 17 ' ism . W.Hit'SfltV bnanitan- ays, vV XV liiusirtticu I'urnlture Cataio Telling Mow You Can This ureat .-7- Kortbup A Srlhnis Ailorwirs. W ablnatua lld. rnrUand STATE BANK Oil RAINIER RAINIER, ORE. CAPITaT$5.ooo t'oor per cent interest paid on saving deposits. Interest compounded semi-annually, March I and September 1. W. B. LOTTMAS. Casiiix Collection Made : Draft Issue ill b v m 4ECLIPSE" STEEL RANGE Delivered to your home freight prepaid for IN Steamer Iralda C. . Htshiirt. Motttr. RAILROAD TIME. I Raintar dallr (rtrrnt Snndar ) for l''rt land, at A. St.. drwrtin Ir'ira kl lUlrua at orlmk. Krlurntiif. Iraira rurtlatwl al 1 SI r M., arrlln at M. Ilakiu al I SI. Passengers and Fast Freibt. FOI PORTLAND DAILY IDRTLAND LANDING, TAYLOR 8T A Forlunale Texan Mr. E. W. C.oodloe, of 107 St. Loni 8'., Dallas, Texas, tays "In the past year I have lcome ariuaiuted with Dr. King's New Life Pills, and 10 laxative 1 ever bffore tried so effectually disposes of malaria and bill onsnets" They dont grind nor gripe. 25c at all r!rng jlt. Tlieie is more politics than belliger ence iu the Japanese wsr talk. Am! asendor Brjce not only represents a great country but does it lu a great way. Nine men ate to be banged in Mi ouri wl-hin forty day. Jersey justice Citt take a back sent. Japan is wonderfully imltntiv, bnt It cannot do a go.d Job in any attempt to copy the J;n;oe. Even In Oliio ihe political sltua ion has quieted down until no sound i beard except that of sawing wood. Misi rranU who may be contemphting a personal as-ault npon the president re eaiiti wed to take no stock in hi denial of t'.e charge that lie totes a gun. Optimo cigars; two for twenty-five eta Leaders in qnality. Briiin Bro. Ilemarkable KeacaM. That truth cttonger than fiction. has onM more been demonstrated in tin ti tle tmn ofFfdoras, Term, tbo re.i.hnci of C. V, Pepper, He writes: "I was In tied, entirely disabled with hiiimhotage of UiniiB snl t roat. Doc or failed to help me and alt hope had fled wl.cn I began Inking Dr. Kings Ward 22 5), 0 l.iiidbnu n 6I.IW, C. H I Jh'Cvery. Tlieu instant releif E'gli li 42.00, 0 (iuner ii iO.M, Jjcuue. Thecotlhlng ceased; the bleed -Ueiiliy VI; J G Climb r 'H 2)1.26, L diminished rapt lly, and in three Wrd 34 87, M Fr th 3, C l.in l oni J weeks I wa sble Io go to work." Gua -61 37, Hi ui. 20, J Uuz 35.25. (i H-idel g . ' a teed cure for Coughs and c 4,1a 50c and .aV.Jy.....,.... ...'fc-.ag. ..t.,...'.iaw'. . -'S. SW i. i"aifcw-. AHQ Oregon ShoLine Ur.ioN Pacific 3ion Then you may pay j, monthly. You use tin Range while you for it. We arc wholesale dealers in the great Kcltpsc St!i Range, and cau accordingly ouotc lower prices than wt asked by other houses handling inferior ranges. Yob! tlo not pay K$ ior an j.Aiipc u-hwic range, uui oni $45 making n.ii r tl f so. Hie prices go up Mjj i st so drop us a postal card for our fine catalog., NOW. We carry all sizes, with and without reservoir Mention the Mist when you write, GEVURTZ & SONS 7J-.75 Tirst Street Portland, Oregon tv i( mrnui mum i vtsTtto tttt .rrorm t t i i mrr ' SETS FOOTWEAR 3 FASHIONS CANVAS SHOES IN ALL COLORS THAT WILL MATCH I! a k THE SUMMER GOWNS PRICE8 92.60 AND 93.60 SOROSIS CATALOGUE CNT mil ON nCQUCST SOR08IS HOSIERY TO MATCH THC tHOCf . CtT THAT CAN SC OBTAINC0 pricc aee to $i.eo. KNIGHT SHOE CO., ' THIRD AND WASHINGTON, ORTtANO, ORE. l AA JtAi.AJtmx. iinimnitiiiininnnniiiii iuu I THE BIG STORE B DOWrV BY THC QIC SAWMILL , H Receiving New Goods Every Day; In the Week. "VVuiH UKHOT7 i'riMrwiTArthZ: (tin a,i-pdkti. and s n a. mar i Ualljr. tat ' Dally. S OS A. N. Daily. Hl'Ki'lAI. for th sia lluiiilniilnn. HHiltAXK ri.VK k,'.l . 14 n. Walla Walla, Uw- tatin, (,'.,iir d'Alens ami ureal fiorthsru ! jmliita. , I ATi.ANtit: IxFhkw siis" pr JI f lTA "41' Inaim-1"' " """"ii M,r' j ' Lower Columbia River. SlfsmyrHaasaWUavss Portland dally, tE0.rt Jiliid.r.atS.OOl,. m. Hatunlar 10 W Dm for Astoria and war lamlln,. Kaiuroli? leavjs Astoria al I M . w. 4ally. .Jwl 'a4'- A. L. CRAIG, Oenrral Pasacasor Assni, POKTI.AMD Or. NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE. tor Ih IJimulv ol CohimMa. ". n illlain A. Clealu.l, I'lalmllt vs Ssrsu Krli kMin. MsrralU Itrlt kaon. hta tall. "ll la haniliy alv.n t ,., h.i... . ... J"! asd rtnl..l Ih. Ml. , lay f J,le .,7 VT. ami .ni..r.i I,, ..i.i ...,.. . "' lay n( Mi IU07. I i7 M'.r."" ' !?.''! Klaliitirr. and aaaiii.1 lha al. la 7 THE MXJCKtalS BTOKBl g Has a Imputation of fortt Plsmllnj for Only Ih Bi l lis I Dart & Muckle. i'ii kr t. iieiens, - - . Orejjoofi a. niuiiun oi iinj Manning for Only Ih isi io j General Merchandise! annum from !ji. MH day ul Apl , lil and tha lurtlivr aitm i,l Sliiio, ,.,,".',' '" me in mk. sal l ih. MU , ,w Zi lLi s iiit niirmtiflM iniasiiis uf .i.i .. . --' T..wn.i.ii.si N,ih. uniTi r".;w;.,7''1,,1,r: Orriou. vu.mii,ui coillily N ..ur Tl...... I .. ..... Ih i .... j " " swnlluii. '..rr.r. i..i"..'t."u,v"',"r,''i. ami in ..-. hour ol Ii, aj-a-lork a. m. at il,H J i;ounl) I'ouri house in Hl.lUl,., , i i,,," f !""'" .l.-mi.tiuo a.-oor.lim, u, l,) ,h, , '"'",. dor ,r'ah lu han.l. l u, , , i ,V. i.V ; W, ''"'f lhr.,,f, to xi-viiii,in. i iiiKiiitni, ,m!l.r , ,,;;'; HtL.r Willi f,,cr.i, i,t. ,,J J !, , ril Will ri io. mala. 1'als.l llil 'jnih il.v i i....u .. Jf'.rsl IMll'I'l-rtllotl JllDr Ivm , AJITJJI WIIITK, " "iilllilila Ciiui.' JOB PRINTING 18 OUR DU8INE33 I Iiavo the beat and most tl ly panippeiJ lob Print ingOflleclu (kllumbia Comity dnd we are prepared to do all hinds of Printing oil short notice, and at mosv reasonable prices n.iiuxi.ium TRIAL Will CONVINCE ORECOW MiST