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About The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 4, 1908)
J nATii of KrcasK Skmi'UH The death to announced, at Sti Diego, Cali fornia, on August 2Sth, ol Hon. Kttgeiie Sempls, at one time t resident ol t'olum bit County and quite prominent m lein ocratic politics here. Mr. Scuiple was M hle man and during his lifetime held several positions of trust. Having been elected State Printer and holding by ap pointment by President Cleveland, the office of Governor ol the territory ol Washington. Bas vua Rent Inquire at this of fice. The ball game Sunday m rather too one- sided to he interesting, the score being 20 for St. Helen to 0 lor the Rai nier boys. Cass Cauiplwll pitched lor St. Helens the first part ol the game, but as the Rainier players claimed they could do better against a local pitcher the home boys acaouiodated them In putting Jake Walters io the box. They did not, however, seem to connect much better with Walters thau they had with Campell. Rainier should send its best men to St. Helens il it wants to win, and then there will be no walkover. 11 Kal nierS team, on account of prior engage ment, cannot come here, why not ar range lor a double header some Sunday on the Rainier grounds. Our boys will not (eel sore if Rainier win-, but will do their best to prevent such a result. Itisoulya gak who makes a nui sance of himselfatcainptueetiugsorothcr public gatherings. No thorough bred port is ever guilty of such conduct. The comp'aiuts tiled against Henry Morgus and wife oy Kim KUia hare been dismissed, the couiplainaut being messed with the costs. Fred Wstkins sustained quite a severe injury last Thursday an 1 bad a narrow escape from death while at work in Mas- j .10UJCOf o;e Uohuian ou September P-lh ten' logins? carat). They were "deck' : , , tv tt; ( A 1 ........... Ti...tiU ... luV kn,in v-r nl.l lm had lu cll aliittftd from his home in Poland to relatives on Sauries Island He was detained for several weeks at Kills Island, the govern ment nuaraiitiiie station, until His te.n- tives torwarded hint sulllcieut aioury to comply with the renuirements ul the immigration law. Ol course lie does tn understand a word ol i-.nglish ami m journey ol mauv thousand miles must have been a terrible experience lor one so young. Mr. Harry West starU to-day lor Seattle to attend the first meeting of the Western Washington lair. lie will take uiuetcen head of Columbia County Jerseys' and expect to bring horn a share of the cssh and the honor, t'roiii there he will Uke his slock to the State t'atr which Iwgius one week from Mon day next. SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFF? FREE FREE WITH A ONE-POUND CAN OF m i i r l n Diancne . . oatung . . row TM IS t li.ive a fu stock of determina tion to supply the trade with a variety of choice groceries. treh vegetables and (ruits. Cramtr, tin and queens ware. S-e.U, paints and oils. Motor gasoline and Naphta, and 1 heartily -prvcistc Vur kitron.ige. M. C. OKAY. ) m 1 - i- 1 ' .s.a u. Coi'STV Cot'RT County Court for; Columbia County is in session is we go j to press. A contract has been let to . I). Case for the construction of a bridge across Heaver creek, aWe V;tioti.a Liquor licenses hsva been Kranbrd to !. IC. Butts, of Gable and John Larson, ol Oak Point Viewers have been atipotnt- edon the Kultcrtou roail, to meet at the ing a log, when the under log slipped and came against his right leg, bruiiug it quite severely from the knee to the ankle. Mr. Joseph Vanblaricoui. who has re sided in the Nebalem alley for over thirty years, was s vWitor to the county seat on Wednesday There are larv'er stores than Welling ton's but none in Columbia County that are better equipped or carry a finer slock of goods in all the lines he liau.llcs. The first grain ship of the scin piurd St. Helens outward bound last Wednesday . Columbia county is full of noxious eeds such as the Kussian. Cana.listi Come to our store anil see it. We will exploit you can get it entirely tree of cost. Offered Eacluaively By tin firrn O 1 TVTrVTTfc PM HOULTON ORE; r Sheriff White started yesterday for a chineM! , m) ,o.d su,s-n..M ., ait to his mother at the old home m . . , ,,,, !,,,.,. 1 are tuhwkh, J v . ... M. nil tHV lll.'tll' nachini' mucin: r is t lii'.NTtsT- t'r Kam wilt 1 ill lii".:t ton l-'rtdav and Saturday of cscli week visit to his mother at the o! Kansas. He expects to 1 gone about; fields, to hire hell, to destroy six weeks and during h.s aUence the nil elrKe the exp-nse to the evil doers will please be good. propcr,y owncr,. Towns ate liable to a Aleck Sword and Joseph Iligenboth- fine of not 1 -ss than fiO nor more than am, of Vernonia, were visitors to the .VK) if they are no', cut after notice b county seat this week. , the road superv:srs I( the tiwl upei Professor G. W. Murpbv, principal ol visor docs no! conform to the law he can the CUtskanie public school, was a St. , be fined or W To n. neglecting Helens visitor Vedm?uy on nis ay w -. - , n h. , in ,,,,. .,, CUtskanie He was formerly principal private owners must pay expense of cut- j , .,.. .-,,,., of the Latah high school, Washington, ting, and if they knowingly allow weed, " and comes highly recommended. of this nature to Ko to seed, are i liable to a fine. ,..n, rtlin, hs a.,oointl the follow- Abtolotely fairness m weight a, " j , , , ,,r , ; .iican see for your'clf, is assure-! all who , .rr tirM i -t .-i ing omcers to see nuu me ... .v.u Uvilm..,'. r""".1" FARM FOR St One hutnhcil aens it tiuartcr f mile from fer .... , - . . i t 'VI i t p.p,,ur .in, i.. Hon. 1 hnt.v erc m cuuivaiton, use oaiauatK. j (Jwii Villn !iiiiu'!i ui'xl f KiuUlaldf .i!rhlp, tl e Jncoli . Heemskit ! L tl.itatitlv .!'. d t'l the K tii I!lie"l-lIti. J'll-4, ... ... ...... f ..... . - - , Mitit ur.puiv '.k ti.t i... turr; liotie an I barn and three good ptf r is i...i nil v w . i ir . t,!.ur u.-II uatctcd: vouut; orclurti: five ht1 hct ! ' Y entile; 1 50 chkkciM, inetilialorand brsolet h ti,;;tv .tti.! l.iti!) imjilcjncuts: hay and grain teori I'riec' 5 :.,. 1 1 a t f cah, balance on lime it e! iuu-uM. Will :.ell with stock or without. Fr, SUMMONS. ticit'.tss ciIS on r write to J. 1'. WKST.Sc l.u'.-lU lir .k' 1 t.J t .mil. llr.. nut to attending public schools is strictly en- IrtrrrA: Davies. Warren; I . t- ,1' feii Uhl Ut.-l 1. it, Sttliiliion., anil Nolle of Ke(llt allntt IK laud Till" John F. Johnson, CI tsa..nie ; James M Hill, Mist. Superintendent Collins will attend next week the convention of county superintendents, h:elt meets at Salem on the tenth and U-ts two days. Revival services sre being conducted in the M. K. church at Warren, by S. C Sherrill, ISastisi minister, every evening st 8 p. m. Song service for l' or ID min utes, followed by a pointed -t) miuute sermon on some g pel theme. All are cordially invited to atlend. Meetings will continue according to' attendance and interest. Oliver Anderson, o' CUtskanie, was in St. Helens on Wednesday last, to see il be could fin 1 ny legal salve f-.r certain injures for w!m n be holds t se Benson Company respin ble, as he claims that their cars or engine scare 1 h s horses so that they ran sway snd he was thrown from the wagju and q ntc seiiously in jured. . Messrs. C. L. and Oeorgc Conycrs, of CUtskanie, were St. Helens visttors last Wednesday, and accompanying them was Mr. J. K. E. Bourne, of Kainier. Together with a St. Helens delegation they went befjre the county court to ask for aid in advertising tint resources of OolurnMa County; but the court will wait for an expression ol sentiment from the taxpayers. Shoes, in the latest models and finest stock, at the most reasonable prices, ut Wellington s new store, H. Helena. Marriage license have been granted during the p-ist veek to Hilma Jacobson and Matti Mottanen, of Quincy, and to Amelia CUnsen and Henry Johnson of CUtskanie. P. A. Frakes has returned from the East with twelve head ef Holsteln-I'ries-ians to add to his champion herd and will exhibit the best jef them at the Ore gon State Fair. Shingles, 91.95 and fj2.00 per thousand. Wellington, Bt.IIaUu, W . t f.'f U !c trt t fUs-'l rft..st "I In l'TO ' ft fi-1 i .ir (! y . fiis "sittiM .is t Conductor Ixbbms am! umiiy i tf Ult .i.- it.r t,. n( itir.ti i iijiltti . w ii ""-- 1 WatU, Reuben; Jame. Jesse, Rainier ; j his mother at Lakesde Slo;k rartn l':. . , I... iff hip . .1 t: 4 1 r i , it.w fi.iiit T k..i, rB i ti-.! (is:-i.-l ; f :. lr,itUpl V ' 1 ll'l tT l'lrr "ihrt sj; J ttttW.l" IV.ivfS I A : '.'! rl 1,'rni. U.ftrl icl ! il "Tn nrtv,.nt a .ft in ;iteellr f.c,m If ' ! " t-fc - I - ir.UttrNio ;tnr. I..rt, l-jfr .'!.. I .1. , ' cominc dsmp and lumpy, when filling : r.-.iit.n.. w -i i uu o. .:. i them put i t tell to taelvp pl.ses ol , f m iir I, rice," aays the Woimn's Home Cmn-: "' "t" lie i.il.'ti'l!fii lt'fe ' I It. 1 .... 1 , ul . i.4!'" ,.i . . slcm 'l Stvh I I,- I t .rSv'..:.! l OU . 111 . . m ..I ...1, At.l O. --I ltt-l . . ..; si . . . ,.,.,il-l . uunl i I.. In ( !, iu !l r; ..I Mm o ; ; . 1 1." is 1 t )i, j." s 1 j t 1. v s '. s. . , ...... r, !.... I . I 1 S ! 1 r ; ..f I ) l-'l. I i. t 1 4. 1 f ; ..f ) l.-J. I i. I t.i a m In '.I.( !ilol t,. l. tM I. i W I : l, ts l. . il 14. ulM'IK, i 1 j ; ('. . i - x s. 1. i i II. I, 1. 1. is I'S It l IS, trt V sx.s.s....4t ' fV l oir PvHtTUM 8TEAWP AMEBI Ion for 8-ptember. "This will not come throutfli the holes in th cover lint Will bread the lumps of lult u I gather the moisture; thus tin salt is always dry and fine. 1 1 iJi vrit WANTED m CASH A C.oo-.l DAIRY FARM With Stock and Pann Implements They Take The Kinks Out "I have used lr. King's New Life I'ills for many tears, with incn-iuinit suciiiluclloii. They tnkn tl.e kinks out 'il stomach, liver :nd bowels without full or Inc'.ion," says N. II liroan, of I'ittslieid, Vt. (iimraiiti-ed at Honllon 11'........ u. .......,... .1 II..... 'I,.. An Atlantic City lishcrmaii lm rue l"ic - . Il I. I'll At ! l.l. cwiled, allor uiany triaU, lit Hitching a ; Ihiildttig, l'nillii.,1, Ore. real octopus. It ought to Ite sent out on ' Hit' roan lor tue louciiiioii 01 coinuiun people. ;'t i ,Syniiof White Pine ami Ttrf the uMj rnlinl.lf' i-niiih rt'iiit'dv. For fajtlo hi ATI Uetiimg, druggi-t. Ht "el. us, Oreg.,ll . !.... 1 1 M tall. M. H 1 l. I,1 H 1) ..(I . ID", U . I j :l ft I . t..! I ::,r1 kirn I..'. I , 1 . 1 s. ! tl. H, j. 1 I'- 1 1 i ! .' l;lt sill el i I : 1 1 . . : In II M, 11 p r r. is i .'I ,1 rj m . - '.1 l- 1 ''. Ui t 1 - 1 u 11 w tl. is. r .v, . 1 m - ' 1 1. 41 tn 11 1 1. 1, ... I l.'.s S !. I.-U s. 10 II li II, II I 1 ol St - i .,J all ..I lu I. 1. Is. I . 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(!) .tttvlux). f(Ilt Itir nuM' a m ,ttir iv iUtrrf 11 it mm mrt 'if -Uur ,. i'(tl t,ffllcf tfep Aj.jli iluft f'ttt fill lw lniss.rr tt4rr' ffr.tft tlt)l(n II anion., J .ir ), MlfUiri rwltv( ilia' -it t-i'i;!.-.i ...t.. Tf.i ludp 4it ( tttgf1l..14 I IfcilfslUtlf! ht itt ttrrtfolt VK(, (4 II, W-Af" fitltilUlnNil ht l .... I, 4lltVU t J, Mil "'' ( f Ml, r 4;,wsj.(i strrita lit 'iftfrf 't U' H "II J'l,l4 M tU'tf.l ,'K' V A II A IE 111 f !. II, II J fliat illt M dfiMll iHfil'tl i; Steamer Iralda 'THE SCHOOL OF OUAI.ITV 1 Tenth and Morrison, Portland, Oregon A. P. Armstrong, LL.., i'rlm lp.il , " " : !' !( "' mi 9 it - a n " - 1 . r. 1 . j,vvc occupy two uoors 05 oy 100 ieei, Jiave a fao.ooo 1 4 tiipitit-tt I employ a large faculty, give individual instruction, receive more calls for office help than we can meet. Our school ndmittwllv hruli" ull others in quality of instruction. It pays to uttcnifsucU an institmlou. I c- ' "8Bv". frr. C.8all a Baslness Man: "Keep hammering away everlastlm.ly ihoroiu-h i , , KA" UOU' 'nMI'" work Tt will win out in the end " Haiti nn .',l,.u(,.-. im ,. . """h ' ; l.eiv.- ll.iii,i,.( ,,n, (, (-,.,,i Hiii'iiut lfor I'.wi worn, k win win out in mc enu. nam an r.ancstort "The fpinliiy of itriie. ' "" ' f' ' il, i.oi.i.r ir hi, iii. 1,. .1 tion given in your school mrfkes it the standard of iu kind in the Nonhwe t 1 V.'"';",.. (,'."':.?'?,. r?.17t VsV" ' ' COpen all the year. Student admitted at any time. CatalKu free. hvM9m M IVt ReforancMi Any bauk, any newspaper, any hu.i,, ... I 1 hli"a'iL a ' i"L ' !rLU1, ..... m uruauo. run fUnllnnU DAIIT , - Kodoli Indigest Our outran i. .n.r vt Ssal-alfSSf JV his ssi JILt ,, ssstssai; T.issjr boil'".VHSS"l I litis I sits "-rrStL a jl'OUTl.AMi 1,.M)1NU, TAYl.UH hT .-.r .. w