The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913, August 09, 1907, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextOREGON ailST Entered at the Tostoffice at St. Helena, Oregon, as second-class mail matter. NATAL GRANGE Issued Evkrv Friday Bv It. II. FLAGG, Editor and Fropriktor. SPBSCRirrtojj Ratks One year Six months . ....11.50 ... .75 Advertising rates made known on appli cation. Legal notices 25 cents per line. CIRCUIT COCRT OFFICERS i Thomas A. McBridk- district Judge G. L. HKDGRS IHstriet Attorney COUNTY OFFICERS : R. S. HATTAN, Judpe,... St. Helens W. A. Harris. Clerk. St. Helens Martin Writs. SheritJ St. Helens Caspkr LibKI., Commissioner.... ....Mist H. Wkst, Comm'r Scarrpoose Edwin Ross, Treasurer- St. Helens A. T. Laws, Assessor St. Helens I. H. Copblasd, School Supt....Houlton Frank B. Frkscott, Surv Rainier II. R. Cute, Coroner St. Helens AUGUST 0. CULTUS CITIZENS. About the poorest property a county can have is cultus citizens. I nltus is an Indian word and it applies where no other word seems to fit the case. In this instance it weans people without intel ligence or morality. They may not lie criminals but tliev care nothing for the virtues or decencies that go to mate up good, self-respecting men and women It is almost certain that in due time they will figure in the criminal courts or become county charges very often both. Columbia County may not have more than its share of such people, but the court records give plenty of evidence that they constitute one of our .financial burdens, to say nothing of the moral pestilence tbey spread wherever they reside. They breed like maggots and their progeny inherits all their evil traits. Unfortunately, in our present im - perfect state of civilation, there seems to be bat little remedy for this evil. The Swartbout killing and subsequent trial have emphasized 'these facts. The family came to this county some three years ago, and Gardiner lived with them under circumstances that w. to say the least, suspicious and bound to pro Yoke unfavorable comment. The father who appears to have been a man of no consequence, visited his wife occasion ally and endeavored to persuade her to return to him, offering as an induce ment, to procure her a good place as cook in a logging camp. The woman declined this generous offer, preferring to stay with the man who, she said "was kind to herself and her children" Gar diner, also a man ot low intelligence, seemed to think this gave him a propri etary right to the woman, and when the husband threatened to kill him, Uie tragedy resulted. They were not the worst class of people. They were mere ly low grade or cultus, and the county has suffered by their presence, and prob ably the end is not yet. This family re ceived, out of the expenses of the trial of the man who killed their father, nearly one hundred dollars in witness fee?, and at the same term of court a doctor's bill was allowed for attendance upon the woman who was the cause of the trag edy. With nearly a hundred dollars of the county's money coming to them it looked as if they might affjrd io pay the mother's doctor bill. Columbia County has been J cursed with a number of such families. There are probably one of them in each of the principal communities, and they are and always will be a danger and a source of expense. It seems impossible to get rid of them, and the v inertness of the general public and an indisposition to complain of what are considered fam ily matters permit them to remain un molested until the commission of the inevitable crime. Then the law is in voked and the courts intervene fur the protection of society. , As an instance ot the good that can 1m accomidislud in a remote community by an intellint organisation we have taken pleasure In referring to the work of Natal Urnnire. The report of that or- ganimion, made to the recent Pomona, shows that this grange hs ft member ship of 63 with an average attendance of M which all members of fraternal organisations well understand is 'an un- usually lanre rorccntaao. The grange owr.s its own hall, very commodious, handsome building, with ample iriounus, well fenced and a row or mountain au in front. It also has stables for the teams of those who attend from a dis tance. As thev are liberal entertainers they have found it necessary to pur chase a range and dishes, at quite a lai'ge expense. We believe there is no residence within a mile of the hall, yet it is the amusement and literary Uenter for a wide scope of country. It is freely offered for all public meetings, and it is here the young meet to eniov the pleasures of the dance. It is an ameliorating fac tor in au isolated country, ana it is no wonder the community feels proud or It. Natal Grange is comprised of farmers and their families of high order and in telligence, and they are doing as good work as any similar organization in the State. At the recent State Grange they competed in. the literary and degree contests and secured second prize in both. At the recent Pomona Natal ex emplified the work in the first degree, aud it is certain that if other granges did as well there would lie very many more members of the order in Col umbia County. ENFORCING THE LAW The gambling den at Milwaikie. Clackamas County, has been closed. All that was necessary to effect this was for the district attorney to notify the gamblers that he intended to inforcethe law. As soon as they were convinced that he was in earnest they quit, be cause they did not want to face the pen alty of resisting the law. Strange as it may seem to outsiders, the citizens of Mitwaukie do not approve the action of tll3 district attornny. In fact, if correct ly repotted, they bitterly res-;nt the closing of tits gambling institution, for no better reasnii than because it con tributed liberally t the city's finances. They could sen no harm in the tiger to long as his claws are tipped with gold. They were living in a sort of flnaneiul fool's paradise, from which th'-y were bound, sooner or later, to be awakened. Gambling brings to any community a Bet of very "undesirable citizens" and iu time other crimes are sure to be com mitted. Homicide and gambling ran close together and Milwaukie has ken very fortunate not to lie called upon be fore now to f"Ot the costs of criminal prosecutions a the outgrowth of Hi- ex istsnce of Us pet gambling den. What it considers its misfortune is in reality a blessing, to say nothing of the, fact that no community has a right to violate a state law for lis own financial profit. Mr. Hedges is to be congratulated ujwii his 'obedience , to public S-'litlment, which is the real cause of the enforcis ment of all laws. - ' ' . - "Regular as the Suu"j is an expression as old as the race. No doubt the rising and setting of the sun is the most regular performance in the universe, unless it is the action of the liver and bowles when regulated wit'i Dr. Kins's New Life Fills. Guaranteed by all durggists. 23e. CITY COUNCIL. MEETS. 80.00 24 00 8.40 7.00 St. Helens. Or.. Aug 4, '07 Council met In regular session with officers present as follows: James Dart, Pres; Martin White, James Sheldon, W. A. Harris, comicilmen ; Frank George, marshal and J. O,. Gaga, recorder. Bills as follows were allowed and ordered paid : Frank Georee, marshal, June and July M. C. Grav, supplies April I to June 24" . King labarretrovingcella E. blafoKltfv same.... .... H Moreus 24 ties nj cement 4.80 Crane Co. supplies 82.40 Minutes of previous meeting approved as read. J. Q. Gaged uly sworn in as recorder for ensuing year. About leasing the coiner lot, namely lot II, block II, no action taken. Moved and carried that the St. Helens Quarry Co, pay one dollar per tank for w ater used. By mutual agreement of the council nieu it was agreed that the county court house pay 4 a month for water rent. Marshal instructed to allow such irri gating; as he deetiiD advisable. J. B. Godfrey effe re I fc exchange 15 lots in bl cfe ."1 for lot 11 block 11. Adjourned at 9:45 lo meet at next regular meeting night, or subject to call if the president. JOU.V J. GAGE, recorder. if Endorsed by the County. "The most popular remedy in OstejO County, and the best friend of my fami ly.", writes Win M. Ifeitz, editor and publisher of the Ostego Journal, Oil bertsvilie, N. Y., "is Dr. King's New Discovery. It has proved to be'an in fallible cure for coughs and CjIJj, mak ing short work of all of them. We al ways keep a totile in the houe. I be lieve it to be tb.2 mcst valuable pre scription kii iwn for lung and throat diseasees." Guaranteed to never disss paint taker, by all druggists'. Price 50c audfl.00. Triil bottle free. POMONA AT NATAL. A Pleasant Meeting on the Nehalem's Banks. We will now begin paying the Stand ard Oil Company's fine ' y It wont take Pomona Grange f.jr Columbia County met at the Gr n -i; Hall at Xatal, on Satuid iy, AujiU-tS, i'J07, at 11:30 e. m. .Tames Barr, W. M., i thi chair, and all bfDc!ii present except t ie I.erturer, S cn-tary, and Assistant Steward. The following appointments pro tern were made: Lecturer, W. J. Fullerton; Secretary, E. If. Jlagi; AstioUnt Stew ard, William Hose. The minutes of the last meeting were read and uppioved. Under the the heal of reports Brother Flank I'eternoi gave an at-Ciniit of the meeting of the State Grarig at Hood Kiver, und, incidentally, an encouraging comparison of the merits of the Nehalem alle and Columbia Co inty as a fruit raising section, claiming that equal care j in growing and picking would produce better results here than in that well ad vertised section. KeporU iroin ttio ditlr.-nt granges were cal'e.l for, with responses aj fol lows: , Scappoose No report. Vull Reports 51 members in good standing and the grange in good con dition in every respect. Yankton Has 00 members In good standing, own their own hall, and have money on hand to pnpit the buiMing. Average attendance is about 25. Have five applications and meet twice each month. Natal Number of member in good standing at linn o( la-t Pomona 61. Since then one has been taken by death and three have bfen dropped from the roll?, making the total loi-s of 4. There has liren v jraiu of B bv initiation anil gain 6, and the toUl number to date with an average attendance of 23. new cook stove, dishes and matting nave been nurehaed. costlnf In all W3. Na tal Gin use to A part In the literary and degree contests at the State Grange and received the second prise iu each, fio in oue and f 12.50 in tbe other. Peer Island Favorable report, but no figures. Clatrkaiile Has SI members In good standing and is in excellent condition. iioble Ha 23 member in good stand ing. . Yernouia Has 63 members In good standing and holds regular meeting. Beaver Valley Reports consideram gain in membership, but no written statement. Cedar Grove Practically same as last report. The Worthy Master appointed com mittees as follow: Resolutions W. J. Fullerton, E. II. Flagg, Frauk Peterson. Condolence Sister Jenni Lovelace, Sister Mary Pringle, E. II. Flagg. Grange adjourned during Ui dinner hour. On reasmmblins .the committee on condolance presented the following : Whereas, since our last meeting we h.v. Uut Ikii rtt nnr ftrtiA and faithful members Sister Hattie Deeds and Sis ter Jane L. Jones lw it resolved, ma. M.t. lAMnn. nr.nM.Vl.ml If tlHal! f 1.1 1 . i .A .... ....1 n u k. f nil, srmpniuy w tuv imtvmi ... charter be draped in mourning, a copy be sent to tne bereaved on, ami a j" of our records set apart. Ma. JIRRll IXIVKLACI Mas. Maav Pkikolb E. U. Flaoo The resolution was nnsnimously adopted. Tm MMWnitlinn f thm ftfrt that I. H Copeland was three years ago elected to ..m. r.r iniii. arli. ml amtArinten- dent of Columbia county and that the people or tbe rural districts esiecnieu this an office of high value to such dls- . . . . , . i . .1.1 iricis, anu aa we unueninuu me kuw" u Mwrninu th.Mumivn.himl annArin- tendent to visit all public schools io his county at least once a year; and, whew .u vh. miintv atinerintendent ns's not visited the public schools of the .ehalem V alley ior me pa iw jwv, therefore be it resolved that said county ...l.wil .nn.rtniuniti.nt ! Hoinir an in justice to the people of said valley and is not luiniiingn oaiu m uiui-c. RnnnrtMi without reeoiumendatlon. W. I. Fl'LLBSTON E. II. Fwoo N. D. Pmaaos Adoption moved by Frank reterson Motion adopted. The following resolution was present ed by Bro. Armstrong, and adopted. Whereas, the Nehalem valley, being isolated by a range of mountains, from the rest of Columbia County, is difficult to visit bv denuttes residln. on me vai- nmbia river, therefore be it resolved that it is the desire of Columbia County Pomona Grange that the Master ol the State Graree appoint a deputy in and (or the Nehalem Valley (including Na tal and Vernonial and be it further re solved that a copy of this resolution be tent to the Master or tne btate urange. This concluded the business of the afternoon session, and an interesting open meeting was held. In the evening a class of nineteen was initiated in the Pomona degree, the names following: Lillie Cheldelin. Mr. H. Mil!, War ren Young, Edith Peterson, Juliette Dow, Omar Burris, Lincoln Peterson, Wui. Pringle, Claos Messing, W. E. Lavender, Oliver Jones, Amanda Lind berg, Irving Milk, John Wallace, Aman da E. Lindberg, Robert Spsncer, Mar garet Spencer, Irene Duggins, Will Dug- (rins. Pomona's Conrt consists of: Nettie Peterson, Pomona; Pline Sears, Flora Grace Powell, Cere. ' Following is the report of the Pomona, BECEIPTS Initiation fees f 4.75 Dues 15.75 Balance forward MiMi Total 07.45 67.45 EXfK.HDITVBI Pomona Entertainment.... 10.00 Secretary' talary 2.00 Total expenses 12.00 12.00 Balance on hand 55.45 The following resolution was adopted: Kesalved. Ihat Pomona Granite heartily appreciates the hospitality shown by the members ol Natal Grange, and extendi lo said Grange its hearty thanks for the same. We also desire to congratulate Natal Grange on the magnificent manner in which the first deziee work was exemplified and com mend its example to all ether subordi nate granger of this county. Adopted by a rising vote. The place of next meeting was left to the t-xwutive committee. Adjourned. i Alter adjournment the Lecturer took charge aud pr s?nted the following pro gramme. Exemplifying first degree work by Natal Grange Song Grange Recitation Hilda Peterson. Select Reading ......Mrs. Fisher, Remarks ...E. H. Flagg, Hong , . ... Vernonia Ura' ge Recitation, The Bridge Keeper's Daugli tor.. Miss Juliette Dow Song, "Annie Liurle" James Euddlman Recitation Ethel Peterson Select Reading Lincoln Peterson Musical Selection Hemy Rnddiman Song ..4 David Kay When the Deacon Spoke In Church ............Andrew Elliott Piccolo (election James Ruddiinan COUNTY COURT. The Limit of Life The most eminent medical scientists are unanimous in the conclusion that the generally accepted limitation of hu man life is many years below fh attain ment possible with the advanced knowl edge of which the race Is now poaseased. The critical period, that determines Its duration, teems to be between SOand 60. The proper care of tiie body during this decade canrfit be tostrongly urged; care lessness then being fatal to longevity. Nature' best helper after 50 is Electric Bitters, the scientific tonic menlcln (hat revitalizes every organ of th body. BUT. Allowed .t the Special;- -;: Twrn. Aur. 3. lt,.i'. t'iiiM'i In III.- ( In Wlt ('mitt HlH M'HP i'l l'W,u '"f . '..tu... in. i-iiiitiu , Inns tunl.nu, "laiiiuif 0 IX) a co :w oo 80 4 IW 4 00 6 00 0 00 10 10 01 5 00 10 20 4 20 3 0 4 00 4 00 3 80 3 20 Term, Aug. 3. gknusal risn 0 L Oonyers In State vs I.umi- vllle... ' I II Copelaul rent of home for as sessor A T Laws expense of assessor. , . . Glass A Prtidhomm npplie lor fihool Hinerintendent Brlgg A Son, upplle forSobeskl 10 00 A P McUren medical attendance on Mrs. Saarthout w E S Faxon siipevior rd No. 3 . . 40 w A II George fixtures lor couri house 1S w Circuit Court Jururs M Saxon Lew Pavies... J CKilhey.,.. C LClaik .... Thos Devins . . J W Foster.... Peter May... OD Kelly Gust Johnson.. II Larseu .. .. FransBoesel... T A Cloninger. John Farr K E listen W Stevens 3 J B Duncan 6 IW Geo Wlest I 20 Wm Scholia 5 00 J W Nowels 3 80 T BLott 45 20 J Skuia 5 00 J V West 6 00 Neinstedt 8 CFBrlggs 3 80 W J Fullerton 3 80 L L Detrlck 20 W 0 Cooper 12 00 Wm Anderson 13 00 R A McKay 13 00 MFHaxen .. 13 40 Frank Wilkins 12 20 RO Hasen 13 00 N Wade 13 20 James Gaitten 13 20 J A Wickstroui 13 00 GLTarbell 13 00 E E Wickeraham 13 00 J M Reddick 19 80 Witnesses: State vs Guajardo: Wm Eversaul ' 2 00 Lew Davles 3 00 WMTomilson 5 00 Maude Rice 8 20 j Jesshi Rice 5 20 Maude Rice 2 00 Mrs. Belle Howell 0 00 Mrs. Agnes Badley 13 00 J J Davoren 10 20 G Swarthout . 44 00 Eddie Swarthont 12 80 B C Swarthout 10 20 M Swarthout 10 20 Dewey Swarthout 10 2u Ottie Gordon 10 20 G F Gordon... Ill 20 C A Gordon 10 20 Homer Hagey 10 20 Girt Riley 10 20 Lad Lupien 10 20 Mrs. Sadie Gray 10 20 I M Harris work in clerk's oflb-e 18 00 H R Cliff Rainier small pox invst 10 00 II B Cliff coroner's investigation Olson 7 oo Medley A Benson, Olson (uneral , 15 10 II R Cliff coroner's inquest oo un known 5 00 Paul Beilke funeral of unknown. . 12 M L L Decker box for same 5 00 J B Golfrey helping assessor three days it 00 C 8 Kamp same 34 days 10 Ui I M Harris seme 12 days 27 00 The Oregon Mist supplies for icbral superintendent 17 25 8ame supplies for clerk 3 Ml T 3 Lott wheeling wood 3 00 Phillips supv dist 0. . (til 00 0 Libel commissioner ! W) II West same 18 20 HO AO GES1BAL Dist 1 Henry Larsen 32 50 13 75 60 00 44 &0 28 20 l-i 00 24 7f iV. i Tiinln'ii, iw'riiiimu , , ,,1.,i.. . Timl-M lh " ' ,HT.lt m u In th asw " "' Vw?"'i'r lh. ,shi,i n.l .- r Mir mi . r. i In 111. ...miiMllit. 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I will ou Kiiir,!r the i.'lu J ul Julv. lt, l lh hour o( It) clm-t w m th lnmt hir C Hi I'omtiv t-otin hou, In tlntit. olumtitftiMwa tt. orinton. h-II .1 I'ttliilt- aiti-tion (ttlilrl Ut r itfinotlon i-rohllii!c to l.wl lt lit hihrl blU ilrr lor .h tn h.ii.i. ail il.o rialii. ml ul in lrr.t wtitt-h lh willlilt tl4Ut.l ttrtptHUnl. iiwri Kfli-hwn u-t M.rvtlu Kit. or lh' tf IlK-ni liml oil Ihf 'jlh tint tit Abril tw: lttc bull Itl mi.l to th !-. ilr-fll.l trt iif.ii-rty inl tt rl llirrrol to 'iMit.f i rp'tllloii. iiiliui;lif, orit.lol ilrrtrw It Sthof with liilt-n-.i, eml to i.ivnil,i r.wli. IAHII tllllll hhritl ot l iitoutht l. vtioi vtiil Ihl.'AHh ! ol J-nir lt:. t lrl puhh-allna h J l 1..I uuMllcallon Julj Jl IHT!. NOTICE FO CRE"oTfoTs7 Nutf 1 heft-Mr tftvnt tht th un tgnt4 Tin liru titiitifNt etiVMirtY i( lh? cot! . l,ftiTwi H.nr;frn, ! m, ht lt t ounijr ( mt i( th flat MrvtftrM. (uf that t nil tit f trt 'o uint.u, hihI 4t,'jumUlitft uch Anv ttl tl rfnoit ht ltitf iUini itttt uit Uif, mrm lifrfti rwjti,r-.. to itwntt lh Mtnc t Ht rflfiri r-of.ttniE i. Uw, at my rliif tw uf irt tisttfii, Jtrif-'ti ntutmf uort.Y. w. II t'owcL., nt Mr. ticlm, Oku, tftlhtu sift month (mm !h dtu Ittfret. .Dai. Jui iu, t';. ANNIE Ht.KtiKK MSM 1 onsnniissvRfi)iiiiiin W W (1 M .M . M yj TENTH AND MORRISON STREETS, PORTLAND, OWaok A. . ARMITrlONO, tU a, PRtMOIt-AI. Kducat lo hort UttW J rt ""'i sM tt4i ' ' lent to a p-ltlon oon - eotp.UBt. Qusllty Uom motto, and rtpaUti,, thoroutth woik bring ustmrr uu r' iwip, i4Ivil slructlon Insure rpl.t progms. Ws tc. th Ioom W, the card voucher n.l other nio.lm tbod of bookkerJn;. Charll.r U our tasy, rapid, Uglbl. Bwiutltul calal", MM lorw sntl ptnustMaJp writ today. Klrnci ny iwiimh.., 7 -i j wvnnnf n C. T. l'UrCOTT K. K. QUICK. 'MM Thb Columbia County ABSTRACT AND TRUST CO. Titi.ks Examined v Abstracts Maci - Non-Rksidknt Taxi Paid RkALIJsTATK I-OANS.KTC game Fred Adams Henry White Watts & Price VO Whitney Frank Duncan Off Grant H. HORGUS Carrie a Complete Line of Groceries Dry Goods Hardware Crockery Flour and Feed Hay Notions Candies Stationery Fancy Goods In jct. everything tiulty ketit In a fin clans CciternI Mrrcuamtitc Store. My prices will be (mind as rraaonahle as any store in Columbia County. Vour trade solicited. SUMMONS In thr J lff.,11 1 v.uit o! th Hiatu ol Orun In .,, ,1, iihj in Columbia l.arrlr May. I'inlnuil r.li-rv Jly. iH-h-u taiit To Kl.-ry . i.-f, n.aiit IN tll liallltl lit tti Mt.ln of llr...M ..... - i lirrt,y .iiiutnoimii ai.il rr.iilr. to ., ..r In til - -1 nfi-hii'i mi.nir in. .otni.i. ,.i I 'III-liUltlllft III III al.iv. ri.llll,..! .,.11.... ... ;il r,t)i''i" 'ii'-iMiiiitil.iy ol Aiiiii.t. I:.);, . rji.t 3 T, 1 1 fViniti. , 1., , l'--r fur want ul li sn.vrrr lltrrr il vm & L, IIUimM oi l.i will i..-it.i-ti a.utln vou Hi . ..1..;.,. J?,L rtt. on,,.... ..1 .... , om.ni a ,iri-rra in aim ilia di P A Hyde.... E R Hyde 8 Vincent W Campbell... O Zimmerman ' tllCMt lt), I win '.iMit.i-ti a.utlnvt you in o;l O.I 1 1 I""""! I" niti,ialnl. - - tin. .1,11 in to l.'ioi'il.t l"r "' lt,c l'UIUrr MtfoluaS lbs it. lh.. .tair of th r,rir ot publican,,!) i .1.1, .niiimt,,,, I. imu-l,',, raj7.,w ,,. , , .: ar 1 JUIir if, VFJ, 0 On 21 (Hi 15 l stater 3 y; Q P Hyde ... 7 w, B Jeffrie 28 .'t.rj James F Kice 21 i WEBrailh 21 :I0 W AMcIntyre 10 r0 K8Fso 14 ot) Palio.i Implement Co. . . . 11 00 Sherman Bros Lbr Co. . . . .19 22 liiliiNAKill 4 IiiioSai:i,ii Atmrii) (r,f I'lainiifT. 28 45 20 81 18 75 5 00 44 (W 403 15 5 00 13 75 BrigisA hou. W Ketchem DlstO.-Fred Trow C W Rays CC Wilwu Lhr Co.. Same R A Bay . Marshal Mann a versiag n 25 Clias Purse! 28 75 boad hi-kcial Dlst.l5-Wplmer.. 6 40 Dlst.27-l' AHyde W 00 EH Hyde... . .,13 00 J 14 00 OeoFHvde fW J F Bice 0 00 OB Hyde ,.. 2i w Everybedy Should Know say C. O. Hayes, s prominent business man 0( Bluff. Mo., tllOtBiicklin's Arnica 8lve I the qulckeit and surest healii.t slvever spplled (o a ore, burn, or wound, or to s case ol pile. I've used It and know what I'm tnlkintr about Guaranteed by all driigits, 25c, HI M MOS S In tin-1 Inult t ,t f , he ii, ort .on In an.) h.rlh imiiiynt Columbia. '"'on l.auia KIkuj, I'lalullft J'hii Kanttati,, Ib hinilaiil l.iji.hti KmtKuit., ili,(rii,iatit: . ID Ul llrtltH. of ha Hiutii l (lrr.r... ..... rliviimt.inn. ami r.nlrrtl lu .,.., 1 tun n iiitti Mm 1 ...i mi t.r l,, (!, K.v,.tn ,,y olart.Jmtar Vi .. .. n.ii ,ni tn.,.-,, mum 1,1.1 V I., .... 'llilanra liae til 11,1. mil. I, u, blln ' JLT.j: .annul aKailMl Ul il tlviirw In lavor nl llm i.-i.-iniii. Tits ilati inf tli ontr l t uMlratlon ol tltla "it:iuniflOlf Allonwyi 0t fluluttrT. OHDKIt ,,!r.i',:V.'.'.r..?!!,,!.,,.,'', "' l Orsgoti ,, I' "W nriiiu i lhl. court tioin ti,. n.jni ! InllariT,",'"""1"1 "W'lh? W V, , . u L'' "' I"-"""1 "' ''I His mlaia ,?f ii'-uintiy ,i.rii,,t L:..:"' .v- h lt ..i tt... " wl n, I'.' '. .""" U, ""L Th. W..1 till- llorlli rilat iiiiailarNl l,. I n. ',Ml ,..n,.t-r tnti I,) niff'tloi I have money to loan on real ctrtat security. approved y-tjipmvvij. L 4) 'm tli a uinltt lit Mil Wlinl, anil liMirnlar lh.,. ... S1""" '.tiitt. .htilll.t b" ,,,1,1 " it ll hIl t"Ch. roJ thin lb, w-xlofki,, oMIio .bl I ,f ""'y'l t'urw.n liil--r.-M,T Iti tl,, ,. I IV.'' " il-l. tilt. tJ.Mirt , i ,",'"'"'" l'l"r . why ' or.i!,'. ,S,"l3 m 1 ' H" iii.H.,H,.r f (,i,iir,Bi (.r,.gn, """""" i a ntiibla i;ui1.y.",rt ti f " iiV i.,?i ii.hUJ; oiiuu awo.li al Kt. Il,.,, i)rT ?,''' IfWIihsu St. Johns!! ss St. JohnsSi 'V A QILT EOQEO INVESTMENT! Situated between the rivers, with deep water frontage 1 on all sides, surrounded and crossed by five tran&conti ncntal railways, it must become tbe manufacturing tad shipping center of Portland, MONTHLY PAYROLL 60,000l HIkiihJ t loKKL II. WKHMTKR, Invest now, you will double your money iu two jew, COLVIN & HENDERSON ioaJ rhiladclpbia St St. Tohns.Orteoa Qfrnmu t ,t t axxutttitt r nrn trnrrmrnu tirm . OOSIS SH0f SETS FOOTWEAR n FASHIONS CANVAS SHOtS IN ALL COLORS THAT WILL MATCH THE SUMMER GOWNS PRI0E8 S2.60 ANO 3.80 SONOtlt CATALOO.UK CNT f MKK ON fttOUCflT 80R08IS HOSIERY TO MATCH THC tMOl. BCT THAT CAN tK OtTAINCO ((ICC SBC TO tl.BO. KNIGHT SHOE CO., THIRD ANO WASHINGTON, PORTLAND, ORC xnxixin a ha i tu a t i.tju.ajj jLAAAii.u ti . 1 1 ti taxxHi THE BIG STORE DOWN DY THB DIQ 8AWMILL J Receiving New Goods Every Day! In the Week. TrO!2 HUOELE STOKI?! Ha s lUpaUtlon of Lotif BUmllng for Only tlx IW-sl In 1 General Merchandise! Dart & Muckle. 1 St. Helena, - - OregonJ 1 V i JOB PRINTING 18 OUR DU8INE83 WK hare the bet and most . UreqoippedJob Print ing Olllce in Columbia County rfndwe are prepared to do all kinds of Muting on short notice and at most reasonable prices A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE OREOOJ! 1U3IST IIHTKR, 4 i ' 1 1 ..x.