The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913, July 02, 1909, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextThe Oregon Mist Entered at the Postoffice at St. Helena, Oregon, aa second-class mail matter. SuBscmmow Ratks One year Fir rwratha " Advertising rate made known on appli ation. Lefral notice! 25 cenU yet line. Issukd Kvkrv Friday Bv K. H. FLAGG. i Editor and rnoraiKto. County Official Paper c mt OF.1CER8. J. IT. Campbell District JuUre E. B. Tonne District Attornce County Orriceus James Dart, Judse ft. Helens W. A. Harris, Clerk St. He ens Martin White, Sheriff- St. Helens W. K. Tichenor, Comm'r....Chtskame H. West, Commissioner Scappooee K. K. Quick, Treasurer St. Helens U. W.Ciark, Assessor St. Helens J. II. Collins, School Stipt CtaUkame C. T. Prescott. Surveyor -St. Helens Frank Sherwood. Coroner Rainier GRASSES WASTED Sow is the time to send in the best specimens procurable of lirasees aud Forage Hants. I want as Urge a collec tion of these as possible (or Columbia County's exhibit at the State lair. I know the season has been unfavorable, but it has been better in Colninbia County than In many other sections of the State with which we may have to compete. There is nothing advertites a county better than it's grasses, and we certainly giow them to perfection in Columbia County. Some have been tent iu, but I want a large quantity, and I want them from every part of the county. It is not much trouble lor auy farmer to bring or send in a few speci mens, and it will help greatly in making creditable showing. Now is the time, and I sincerely hope, before another week fjoes by to have received a large number of good samples of alsike, red top, timothy, alfalfa, vetch, wild pea, orchard grass, and in fact of all the dif ferent varieties of grasses and forage plants grown in Columbia County. Send them or bring them direct to me, properly lablled. Act now, while you have it in your mind. Send to E. H. FLAGO St. Helen?, Ore. IX XEXOBIAX Ten little patriots 10 Planted a mine 1 Vnder a billy goat ; Then there were.. 9 Nine little patriots Gathered about To see if a large Cannon cracker was out...... Wholly undaunted The balance were etrong To blow up the ice man When he came along........ All the survivors Were perfectly bug 1 , To eee what eouie powder j Would do to a jug 6j hx little patriots Game ior a' that 1 j 1 ied a pinwbeel ! 10 Hie tml or a cat.... 5 Five little patriots Overly skittish, 1 Showed the grown folks What we did to the British.. 4 foot little patriot! Sought to determine, 1 If the Irish hold sizzers As long as a German 3 All the survivors Were fairly agog 1 To touch oft a skyrocket Tied to a dog 2 Two little patriots Vied, being boys, 1 lo see who could wake The moBt singular noise... . 1 One little shaver The last to be nipped, 1 Lighted the fnse in his Caonon, and slipped ...0 The Miraculous Box. (Washington Star) Luther Burbaok, at a dinner in Santa Rosa, replied modestly with an anec dote to a eulogy of his new creation, the spineless cactus. "Really, you know," said the plant wizard, "the spineless cactus is noth ing like so marvelous as the straw-tjerry box that the fashionable fruiterer of ti e East uses. That is a creation indeed ! lie tmiled. "A fashionable fruiterer," hi: mil' "told hia new boy one Juue morning to go to the back of his shop and Oil a box with two-dollar strawberries for Mrs. Van Guide. "The boy a moment later called fruui the rear: " 'Hey, there ain't enough Iwnies here to fill this box." "The fruiterer buried back himself. He looked at the box, tLen he aneeied at the boy. " Why, you young greenhorn he said, 'you've gut it upside down !' " The Burning Question. - (Success Magazine) A Baltimore teacher was trying to ex plain the ueaniogof the word "recuper ate." "Charley," she said, "when night comes your father returns homo tired and worn out, doesn't he?" "Yea, ma'am" assented Charley. "Then," continued the teacher, ' it being night, and he being tired, what does he do?" "That's what ma wants to know," said Charley. For Sale The home btlunitig Jlo Judge Cart rieoty oj shade, fruit? large hoase. . Choice location, three aud one-hlf lots of ground. Have rfuxd 20 per month rent. 12500. VERNONIA. Tits celebration here ou Saturday promises to be of interest. Besides a parade and programme in the morning there will be a ball game between the simile and married men in the after noon. t Rev. II. E. Horaschuch, the presid ing elder, will fill the Vernouia pulpit morning and evening next Sunday. lie will also preach at Deasant Hill school house, up the river, in the afternoon, Claud Charuberlln and family are all packed up ready to move ont. They will go to Hammond, Ore., for the summer, where Claude will 6nd work. We shall be sorry to have tbein leave the valley. Wm Mellinger, Kobt Lindsay, Guy Mills and Ray Mills are all home for the h- L E. Barker wbo with bis wife and daughter Eloise, spent last summer with P. . aud Mrs. HaUleld, come again last week, having concluded to make Oregon his permanent homo. Mrs. Barker and Eloise will come later. They will probably reside in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Early went out Thursday ,of this week to vialt their daughter, Mrs. Albert Baker, of Dundee, and a lister of Mrs. Earley, residing up the Willamette Valley, who she baa not seen for 16 years. Children' Day was observed at the l'leaseot Hill school house last Sunday at two p. hi. There was a good programme aud a large atteuQance Many of our town people attended. M.vwuhb At the residence of the brides parents, tear Brauusport, Miss UllieM. McDonald aud F.C. McGraw Justice of the Perce Judson Weed oiHciating. A tine dinner was strved to friends and neighbors. We wish the oung people many years of happiness aud prosperity. Oscar Weed and wife recently mar ried at Philomath after spending their honeymoon with the home folks, will reside at Claiskanie. Mr. Weed and Miss Gertrude are again te teach school theconiiug year. Henry Aid rich, Peter Bender, Johnny Libel and Mr. Spencer of Mist, were here Wednesday of last week to preseut the matter of a co operative creamery at Mist to oar dairymen, but none of them come out, atthough they bad been notified. Guess they were not much interested. Satisfied to sell their cresui to the largest creameries in Portlaud. REPOKT OK THE COS DITION OF THE COLUMBIA COUNTY BANK At St. Helens, iu the State of Oregon at the cloae of business Juue 33rd, 190!): RKSOl'RCKX. Loans and discounts f33461 43 Overdrafts, secured and unse cured 13 H Bonds, secaretiee, etc 35793 10 Banking bouse, furniture and fixtures 8063 47 Due from banks (not reserve banks;; 40000 00 Due from approved reserve banks. 51020 52 Checks and other cash items... 4ttt) 40 Caah on baud., 7H03 18 Total I17W57 LIABILITIES Capita! stock paid in 1-tXtO 00 Undivided protits, less ex penses and taxes paid-. 514 37 Individual deposits subject to check 144547 R) Demand certificates of deposit 13036 10 Time certificates of deposit. 9259 60 Total State ol Oregon County of Columbia ..1179907 90 I, Wm. M. Rosa, Cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. WM. M. ROSS, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before see this 29th day of June, 1909. . J. W. DAY, Notary Public. CORRECT Attest , Martin White James DarJ . Kdwin Ross Directors. Bills Allowed Kdwin Ross exam. Mrs. McDonald for insanity 5 H R Cliff exam. Mrs. McDonald for insanity 3 II R Clin" exam Ueo Cain for in sanity .,, 6 II R Clilf exam. .Mrs. fcierks for Dist Att'y 2 60 W K Stevens supervisor R D No 1 52 60 Thos tirewell supervisor R D No 2 30 Thos Grewell supervisor R D No 2 33 V S Dipain supervisor R D No 3. . 00 tj A Johnson supervisor R D No 4 30 31 KAnliker supervisor R DNoti .. 63 II B Itiillips supervisor R D No 0 50 Geo Carrignn supervisor R D No 7 10 D C Kirby supervisor RD No 8.,. 17 18 Win Roberts supervisor R D No 9 5 Geo Freeman sapervisor R D No 11 37 50 J II Hill supervisor R DNo 13. ... 20 N A Culuiberg supervisor R D No 12 23 20 G W Parker supervisor R D No 15 33 75 P liergersoa sapervisor R D No 10 29 23 J M Blackford justice HUte vs Doerr J M Blackford Justice Btate vs lnglis ., r. P J l'ophaui countable Stale vs Inglis... , Iaac Jolma witness State vs Inglis W E Cotiyers witness State vs Inglis 2 7W 2 15 Fred Watkius telephone for May Clatuksnie Chief supplies for clerk 12 Otegou Mist supplies for clerk 8 Oreyjii Mist supplies for Assessor 5 Oregon Mist blank iudicliueuts . 0 Oregou Mist publishing old wsr- rauts 2 50 Ortgon Mist pulHshiug county court proe's 4 5 (Cuududed la Mjifltrntut.) THE BEST PLACE TO MAKE YOUR NEW HORiE Is at ST. HELENS, the live city of Columbia County, and the best residence section of St. Helens is Columbia Park Lots are selling rapidly but we have uot raised the price. $100, ou easy terms, will buy a lot iu a city with a payroll of $25,000 pir month, jt is better to own your home thau to pay rent, aud in the main the purchasers intend to build, though some are buying because they believe lots iu Columbia Park are a good investment. For particulars apply to Columbia County Bank St. Helens, Oregon St. Helens Transfer Company Lind & Turner, Props. CONDUCT A GKNKKAL LIVERY AND FEED BUSINESS MEET AjlL TRAINS Phonk Whbnt Yor Want Us, Kithur ior Rigs or Transfer Hrsixi-ss Rates Always Reasonable jvwv vvwrvvvvvvvvYvvvvvvi SACRIFICE SALE! For the next IS lowest prices ever obtained on high grade goods can be had at C. H. BRIGGS, YANKTON Fine Footwear About $500,00 worth of high-grade goods on the shelves that must go at once. You need the goods,. We want the cash for fall stock. Men's Shoes, Regular $3.00 to $3.50 values, - now at Jz.jU Ladies' Shoes, Cheap at from $2.25 to $275, 1 nn all go now at one price j) l.UU Children's Shoes, Price 5 1. 00 to $1.75 at 70c School Shoes, good $1.50-$ 1.7. 5 cut to 95c LADIES' WHITE SHIRT- 2 WAISTS, kegular $135 to i.75 at - oc A Lot of Lawns, worth from VI im(2 tn 'Irir 'ill oi trt them out, at X Also other bargains. Look for THE RED TAG IC. H. BRIGGS i : YANKTON, ORE. ELKt'TIOX KOTICE. Notice is hereby given that there will be sitecial election beM in the lower room of the Masonic Imll building, In the City of Kt. Helens, on Momlsy, August 2nd., or the purpose of voting upon the sdoptlon of sn amendment to the City Charter. Polls will be opened at 2 o'clock p. m, and will be closed at 8 o'clock p. 111. By order of the City Council. JOHN (J. OAUK, KecorJRr, BIOS WANTED Kotli.'. I heretir given that ncnli'd hlda will 1! icrcIvwI iiy the Kmr1rof the rily ol Ml. Helens, up to X p. m July luth m, for the ''iiitriu:tion nl sn eiidii lnn vltrlno'l tile wwttrou l,jniall trw!t, from s fK,fiilS7 twl north til the unlh line of Mt. Illeuit tn ct. In s lut l leel xiuth ol th noiilh Hue of)'owlll tl'ett Iu the clly ul Mt. Ilel.ii, In sccunjuuio Kith plsiu su'l epeclilcuioii on llle In thv of. tic. o( the Coluiubli County Altrct anr) Tru.t tiDipDj', tud the office ol C. T. fiescott, l.n (1 nur. The right to rJet aujr i:1 ill bliU is re ferred. O. V. OILSOM, Chiirmta ol eomBiitis on mrts. tMswuik' ss4 sevsrs. ti thirty days the . a ' fS SHIRTWAIST SUITS, Cheap at J3.00 to $3.;o, all go at 1.50 WANTED HXQAMblMO Farm or Duslnema LDARSTSHIU, Sa NN f - t,,, Kl'MMOSH In the Jii.tl. o Court for the I'rwlui t of Union, for '.'.tiiiulia i:ooiiiy, or.'tfou. Il.tiTllulliMial l'ri.U'tln A.iiiMilatliiii, pUlutlir, Wttl. IfHrO.ujfli, flfletirlant. In th nami! f Uiu HnUj i.f Oruxuii, yoiiuro Imreby rwmlwl to iMiair .ml nn,wnr tl.o noni plHlllt llle.l BKlNl yo.l III till) KltOVR ttlltltli.d nil within ls aM'lM frmn tlio'lnyof tlin ll:-t piihllciitloii of thin auinnion. .ml if yon fall lo mi .i.tx-at mid aiuwer lor anut thereof, the pluliiillt will apply for the relief prayed for In the complaint, to alt: Judgment for the mu oHln.',.."ifl with InUireat from the Itrnt day of AuK'int, !', at th. rate of alx per cut ner mi lium until paid. '. 'Ihl. miiniiioiii li aorvp.1 upon you by pul.llni. lion hy ord.ir of :i. V. Wutklii., .luallueof feai e, und .fild order Ik ditd the uiid dv t,l Jnim VjOD. and re'iuliva ton to appear and nwcr ti..Mn)ilalnt wllliln alx ink, from the dale of the movIc of tlila .itminnna unon you, lt of laat puhllealluu llth dav ol Aiivii.t WW. JANKK MMITIJ . Atwraey for fUiullfl. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR S 8All OF REAL rtiursni 1. n.i,,. 1. !..tw.n ' ,::nv.o re1;:.! i ,;v: :;; I... .1...... I ...Hi l.t.W.MlV I'ft.'lljitlU . i ;.,r.i .!. .. M...r..i t. "iiii. " Uiih'o ior . i ti"" , , ,7,7... I. .urv.yo.1 ami plain. I .."I . ... 'olmiil.M. ami ,,l..;.I Ot...MJ !"' '"" my hand lilt. 41 li lail l J"'"' jj,m N A.lmmi.ltm.iril Kl "I Mnriimi'l J. mltli .Uveam.!, DR. R. L. Jkmvott DKNTIST Orticewith I'r.t'HH. 1 Hl' l.lNx WOOD 75 OTS i i : K' LOAD HOULTON, OREGON ns st fu B-j'i a a t a s o A b o a 1 F. H. Creen THE VERMONT HOTEL 1 GREEN & DAVIS, PROPS. l-'irst Class rimms for the traveling jmlilif. Hoard and Room ly the t!;tv or v,cvk. First Class Bar in Connection Ca tmJlJlaJLSJlJU44ilAJJ.JlA.a aj t eaaaee4ef4etef t Contracts Taken. E.A.CROUSE I CONTRACTORS BUILDER f ESTIMATES 1 Le;tvc orders at residence or by mail. fljOA TALKING 'I.T 171171 ePOU MACHINE I1 K JiJi) I -Mmmsg ' f. . ' C CHICAGO STORE, HOULTON J- BASEEL, Proprietor St.HelensSteamln,,n,in,i Good Work Prompt Service ?,?an,y,S and Pressing f All Work Delivered PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY f C5rr 1,,.. OA. IlliiylVJNS, Steamer Iralda C. I . It UI H Vl TIMK. I. ,'l t A M. .l..N.rllli l W. !' " Passengers and Fast rrcl.it. FOR PORTLAND DAILY IDHTI.AM) l.ANl'lNtl. TAYU)R KT 1 ill 1 vrnrn r m niiiTnmrj A. N. D HOULTON, OR. il t iAJUS i t Hi 9 li X.iXM 1 1 1 lv Job Work Done. ? FURNISHED j on Houltoii road, St Helens' ' ' With rerv ii. i 1 , , ... ,, ' ' "m our. Iu ihr ..rt .it I will ttlVe -m 10 ui cti.iooicf ol one "'kind1.. Ar"'" W"'l"f't ell kinds of disc Ulklno ,.,.1.1 ' fi "iiiinr. 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Men ai.Mdi.lrtl l.y ilm 'nniT Court t'olnniLU 1'i.unly. tirrgon. dmm'? l-.f id thw e.lat ol nniurl 'lM,,lli waied, ami all ierii lill tBT ......, ,l. ..1.1 .ul at. henHT " lUirwl to .rr 111 tint iwnii" 10 tT erly verllii-,1, at inv rraidnn r . ... .... imm ef v n a, uuitiuiiiia 1 mini?, -my atiorni-y, llowaiJ M. 'V?Srk l.ls office In the Coii'l H'"' ' tlali t'.. only, lnK"ii, iim.tha from thedat.nl ,,,ln,,Ti iMIed HI. IUIeii.Orrr",.JJ '.V JOHN """"V'riJ ,l,l,,l.lrl. i n, lulcol joimsoii, ilCceaaed. COUNIV BRIOCf WBI- Notice Is harehy Blveii l win im ieceive.1 by 1 no , ouv Vw Oolunibla County at t. Hfp .... .....a iwuirt a up to MS. 111. July am. V,.adr building, eoniulete. ol a tiroarn llinroto acruaa u. h - . 0 nle river at or near the i'" , Kihkson, In road district : I...,. I.I. r,..lii OrfMIllll. 1 Mt.l,..... ...I, il.dktr.id lor tlil w.io: -T(ai(si Wliaj s.mv - ,n nW are remilre.! to m ol rcdsr, W" the tro. Hindi tinier " irt lltclme Vicinity t" lirl. IT examined at the hnu 'f y' tin anu aiMMiiiii anous ! "'- -. .n ,.tti. court l.ouwat Hi. Helai iwilfled 1 hei k for ten l'"'c1n1l.0;hri,n of bid will be re.iilren w " kil The right to reject any a"l IBW h.,el.y,.,ervea.v K.T.CIIEN0B. Having pnreliaaed the listert ff n.tlt.oflnrt& Muekle. . "l,tll nouncio to our friend and P ' Jer,hi the business will be continued (cit nsme oi Jaa, Muckle & So"; arn the trona(fe o( the P"u lc' them ol courteous l"l,".euiJJLflir -a-wririin h il rt im j.jJ