The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913, August 06, 1909, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextThe Oregon Mist Entered t the Poatoffice at St. Helen, Oregon, as ecoml-clas mail nutter. m - - Subscription Ratks One year - I11 Hi months - M Advertising rates uiaJe known on appli atlon. Legal notices 25 cents per line. ISSUKD EVKRY FRIDAY BY E. H. FLAGG, Editor and Tropriktor. County Official Paper Circuit Coukt Officers: IM-trict Juiifte ....District Attornet T. U. Campbell... E. B. Tongue Coi ntt OrricKRS James Dart, Jinlgf "" W. A. Harris, Clrrk st. Helen Martin White. Sheriff. W. K. Tichenor. Conm'r....CIatkame H. West, Cou'missioner Soappoooe E. E. Quick, Treasurer St. Helens TJ. W.Clark. Assessor St. Helens J. H. Collins, School Supt Otatskame 0. T. Preseott, Surveyor -St. Helens Frank Sherwood. Comner...-...Kainivr SOME STRAIGHT TALK Rev. As Slee:b, at the M. E. Church In this city on Sunday evening last, delivered a very strong sermon on what he claims to be th. existing state of affairs in thisc immunity. He denounced in very strong terms the skating rink, cliaracteriiing it as the sate to hell. The Mist believes this was uncalled lor. Holler skating is a healthful.legiliuiate amusement, and Mr. Cade is nuking an honest living for himself and family. He closes his place promptly at 10 O'clock each evening, and that is certainly a reasonable hour, and, far as we cau leara, nothing is ever ?een there wiise lhan cau be seen at any h e pond in the wintertime. With the denunciation of men who tempt young girls we are in hearty sympathy, and for their benefit we publish, at Mr. Slceth'a request, the following extract from the laws of the State of Oregon chapter 91, section 7: If any person over the a;? ot sixteen years shall solicit, entice, procure or attempt to procure any child under the age of eighteen years to carnally know oi have sexual intercourse witli any person such person nlinfi be deemed guilty of feloDy; and upon conviction thereof hall be punished by imprisonment in the penitentiary for not less than one aud not more than twvnty years. But how about the girls and their parents T A "child" of seventeen should have some sense. She has probably been told frequently of the danger of her course and warned of its inevitable result. There are heedless parents, who seem to care nothing about who their girls keep company with or where they are at night; but there are also those who do their full duly only to find that their work has been in vain. Mr. SJeeth says "the gates of hell ate plainly marked, but it seems to be the fact thai if they were all nailed up some of these children of seventeen would climb over the fence ia otder lo get to the fie. It is a problem as oM as the woild, and its only solution is the slow one of education. There is a period in the live of bAh boya a:id iirl-i then they are in constant danger, an 1 it taxes the ut most wisdom jf the parents to sve thetn or reclaim them. Probably the best suggestion that can be made is that parents thoold get close to their children. Their faults are very often the res-il t of heredity, and, looking back over your own lives, you can probably see the time wheu a similar danger threatened you. The love of pleasure is universal, an within reasonable bounds it must be permitted. You can not makea good girl nr boy by suppression of all natural instincts, but you can do something to guide those instincts along safe channels, and above all things, never close the dor of your heart to any child. After they have tasted the dead sea fruits of illicit pleasure those who are not natural perverts after yearn for the life of dec ency. Let the door be al ways open . would be such an allar ound sweepstakes relrainingeut as to raise all this stink about nothing. At leat, we im certain i.o one but John F. Carroll, editor id the Tel. gram, would be guilty of such despicablo con- iluct. TO HONt) WORK tll'AH ANTKKlt. CWUTKWS t'RKATMKST. Sanitary Barber Shop The citizens of St. Helens, by an over whelming majority, have decided to is sue bonds in the sunt of flu.OOO, or so much thereof as may lie necessary for the purpose of providing alt adequate water sinudv. and they have selected as the first water commission, Messrs. Mo Cormick, Masten, Cbai. Mucklo, Edwlu UotsamlA T. Laws. These are all business men and taxpayers, and it is safe to say tliete will be no graft or wastefulness permitted. The pople have spoken, and they will hava yery little patience with anyone who attempts to embarrass the water board iu the dis charge of its duties by attempting to place legal obstacles iu the way of a bond issue. The initiative law is btoad and liberal and the tendency of the courts ha been to set aside any irregularities iu the manner of calling or holding an election and to a?cwtiu if the. result expresses the free will of the electors If it does, bonds issued will be upheld by the courts. We trus'. th board will act promptly and proceed as rapidly as is consistent with securing the test results. It is not bound to issue lone dollar's worth of bonds, or to spend a cent more than is necessary to demonstrate the possibility of securing a good water supply, either Irotu new Sjuiccs or by improving the present system. It can adopt a gravity system or a pumping system. It is- all uu to the board to disharge to the best of its ability the duties the people have entrusted it with. A. A. DAIil.lUN, Prop, Ktrat Door South of Mailt tT. HKI.KNS Dkntist Dr. Kambo will be in St. Helens, at the St. Helens Hotel Friday and Saturday of each week, prepared to do all kinds of dental work. KOTICK OF SALE. JOHN BACKUS AGAIN '09 R.iiNikK, Okk. , Aug. 2 To Tug Editor or Tit Misr: Mr. James F. Timouey has sold Ins place including live stock and farming utensils for fJdOO, and a previous sale of the river front for $301)0 makes a total of (14.500 for property assessed at fcJtiot) iu 1908, excluding live stock and farm ing tools, and at the same time adjoin ing property, partly timber, that can ba bought for 000 is assessed at (4525. The alteutio-j of the Board of t'qualiia'.ion was calied t ) the case and several oth ir projerttes that were worth at least twice the assessed valuation, but no correc tion was made. The motive for this heavy taxation of timber lands comjated to other proper tythree to one Is not far to seek.Tim ber lands are largely owned by non-residents who have no vote either for or af.iiust these dishonest otlicial. If a man is honest enough t retort money aid notes thev are assessed at full valne, and in my cise over 20 per cent premium, though the premium is knocked offin the so-called equalisation with the apparent object of showh g con cession, when in tact no concession is made, putting up a man of at taw to kn"ck him down ng.iiu; and to fiirtlirr show the dishonest methods cf the tax officials of Columbia County, I can point to a property iu Kainicr asesed iu VXYI at fW, and at the same time an un il'vitl.1 onp-hhfli interest in the &ame property was sold forIOU. This looks! like an extravagant statement ; but on ; yoa wam . qukk wltho.Jt application to uie, I will (urni-h proo; I any ios cf time, and one that is followed Iu III. County ConM, of lit Stat, of Orritiin, Voltimtiia (.'titiutv. In the ntt,v ih (OinMUimltlp ot flirt (lit Schlcvc, n itiaito: titurtlUu aale ol tval urotwriy. Notice l homby nlvrn that I. Jolm Sohlt've. a the duly iioliil,.l, ttalllU'ii imil at-tntu gtiartllalitil Chimllna St-hiri. an Insane r hii, will ai imlilic aiulum (or cull the riahl. ill' and tmrv.t. or attv atut all inter,! that Milt i'tirWIiiia S-hlcv uiav hav iu or to thy loUowiu tt.-4vrlb.i-l rvnl (itviiv, o wit: I'hvuouiltxmi ignarior .1 KVl-ti.)U thlrtv-UHir (ai iu lowiishlu iivv (-M n.irdi ot rans llirw ( i) ua.l ol ttitf VVlUautcitv merblian. Ill rolumtila iVuutv, !iMte ot Oregon, lite at,l lan.t tx-lnic tht saint a ahown by iwtem (roin tbo fnile.) siatoo vijorument lo Jobu Scliivvert aiut rv coMeo: In (Wok ot IV-J "T." at IM tticreof, rwoorvU of aid I'oliimbiH'ouuiy, On am. Said tale will tnko pMt'e at the countv court hou ttr on the fourtli tlay of 8opti'tuler, imi. ai uie nour oi iu .. u, oi Mia un . The above nonce 1 itlveu and labt ate Witt tale place as oftler-M by the v'ouniy v'ourl of MlU iotnuibla l ouiily, lrejcvHl. a inv !ilel tu iu onter and ll(-cns made an, I eutcrtM therein on IhtMta) of ttr-l of June, !!. iicenliiK aaid guaivtlan lo eli Hi Intereai or whatever liner. c1 aud all ihe rtKht, title ami iuterwt that at4 (.'hristiua Si-lileve. au ttitu.ir )erou. may hav tu aiU above dcnA-nbcd renl ixotn-riy. JOHN sell I KVK, liuardlau of the Ktlate of 1 hriMiua Sihlevv, an liiaue J. A.TROWHKIIH)K.Atlorney for Ouanltan Finit .utIU-alloti Aii)ilt.t it. WW. Last ublictiou Sciumbt J. NOllCE OV SHKUIrFS SALK Notice i hereby given thai by vlrlne of au eaecullou. jtiOKUienl. ortter aud decret' Itnuett uul of tlio circuit court oi the .State of iln-titui toe ihe v'ounty td Mtiltuouiah, to me dm-cL-d. itale-t Ihe iuA itc.v oi AUKl, l'.J wherein itl the id day ot .Inly, Uru, iu ittHauove entitled cutrt. a ttt.ltftitnt u.tM it-n.l.'ri-tl lit tav.,r .ti Mallet an 1 Joseph l.ao.l ami stock t iiiinv. alo an wnoni u may ruuevrii: eoiHri.llou. a plalnliir. au.l atiiH-orse Vv . i Nolle U hcrvby lven thai the unrler.li.Mie.1 l ei'iiarvl an.l M J. I.eouard a drft-ii.laiii, lor will, on Vtsltie,Uy. ei'lemuer I'.Wi, itttike ihemmol four Ihonvtn.t eveli bumlritl lx 1 ai-u'leallou ami re tit hi ft ll li . of lilt It (i;tifp Hw.iolur.. nh imere Uteieoti at ! the follow Ins iropv,to the houurablu c.iuiny the rate ol pt-r eetit vr anuiiiti fmm the .'.'ml 1 curt Ihe stale ot Oregon, at Hie eoiirl dav of Julv. liwa. and lite luilher um ol j f. lion,.. In St. tleU-tif. In "al l roomy and Male. oi. In wtiU-h ju-ittnieut, unier and rtrrv It i f a Itcenxr to wit .plrilnou, viuo.t and mall aordre. that lite t,illotin dMilbt real 1 ll'iuorv and bald rider, iu .nanllile te-. lltaii prferl be sold and the troeed be a..lied lo i one ttallon. In Oak t'olnl praeliiet, tolumbl saltstt Hie above) amount: i Comity, Oreeon. Ileum a part ol tiie T, J. Jackson die No H. PKTITION. MKiaeaiiou .o, .. in. m-iuioh ,., humii. ., , ... ,...,-.,., t h. st.i-f Orvou for Notice of Intention to Apply tor Mquor l.letniNo. To alt er.-n e.tnivrned itud the loid vttlei now i-enltlhtK In lioble t'lecliiei, I tduuibl I'onniv. Mute of Oreuon. hi nti'ili-utiri Vou aitdea-h ol vou mil take notice Unit on the first tluy of sa'nt., tw, Uctine Kosier. lll aidv to tlie Httnorable I'ttnuiy Couil lor i'o lunibl County, Ninte ol tin;oii,lor n IIomiso to sell Mdrliuous vlnttua and mttll minor aad (cnneiiicd eitler Iu less u,uamltita ihu ouo eallou Iu lioblt I'rvvinei, Colntithla Cniiutv, state ot Oregon, Sir a icrtnd of twelve iiionili which illcallon will ta ttased iihii the fol low lug mvitioK. In Hi County Couit ol I lie Stute of Oroion (or thvcouiitv ol Coluiiibla. In the matter ol lite amilloiitlon ol lieu. Foater (or a Ibvuse io self lrlliinus, vinous and mall Ibiuor aud (eritienlcd elder In lea iiuauiitlea lhan one aiillou, al (toble. tn tiohle Pwliict, Columbia County, ritateot Orexon, We the noderliiutHl, eotitirlNtnti a utaj'irliv of the lcal voter otiloble I'm Ittel. ColitnililaCoiinlv, Stale of irettu, wtin how reside and have, aei nally resided In sttld noble I'reclnel, for more llian ihlriy dtty lininedlaiely ireceding the date of slirulua. Itllini and 'r.'enlliia litis nett tton, heretiv rcvciiullv iieiliiou Ibis Honor able Conn lo n ruin to lied Poster a license to aell Hiuittoua, vinous aud malt tbiuora autt fer ineitled elder lit less itantliles titan one sul len Iu vloble irco!ncl. I'oluinbla Countv, sii ot Oreiiou, tor a Hirlol ol twelve mouths, NAMKS Atltv.t tluule-, John Kdward. Kd llarrlaan, V A Cleaver. Itosea lllake. K K liwiu. I ln-ley MttklnsliT. II K Uurrooahs. W in I'erstina. Vic tor Kurer. C C llo en. Iteurv tttake, J M Ko i ler; ti K tinnier, O 1) II inner. J II Itroas. J l Carr, W K Makinsior, Oeo Link. V C Zialer, F M Poi'bani, J 1. llrowh. K A Hinllh. I. N l.elti!i.cller, Win Bwieauv. I. lirsdlev, Jo Lawrence. William Hradlev, Allen Horaholder, Mo Welter, C Ktatike. frlu Aullker. W l.entiaetter, W Maklnster, S ti Srwueer, C HamtHilski, John N Js.siues, O ti t'elerson, J Jrn, tiny Huber, Frank Weller. J T Mckhtdv, A Tracy, feier llocseli, lien Maklnster, J A Wilkinson. M C lloveii, Ch Wclutire, ieo Snvder,7 llenr Welter, t.inj ttrjus-liton. J Nus.laiuiiter, Kr-.l Jensen. Kolil Wwvvr. Jue Nelson, 0 toster r. F.rtieat Kobl. V W Jordan, II A I'roetor, (leo fatilek, Atitusl Miller, Sntulev llulilmr.1 tl W Jordan, Jituies KaniH'tv. At Link o A Metealt Kettbe Arclllbald. H ll l'ltau, J t Hohblua, II liana brunt. II Kohblus. li M Powlar, Hp lmhers, tl K Anhker. TC Walts. C K Melville, I' I' row U-r, Fie.l U-Uicltir. k lilshop, In 1. W ilhrow. . . - . js. js. Jk. V .rV Jl ajSVAJSS 4aa'""" r Wtk.Jk.JkjA.A.AA.Jk.A.Ai V . rr 5t. Helens i ransicr Cpnipanysx Lind & Turner, Props. CONDUCT A GKNKRAI IIVERY AND FEED BUSINESS MEET ALL TRAINS Notice of lulentlou to Apply For Lltiuor License i i i TllONK Whkn Vol- Want Us, Kithkr Kicsor Transki-k Bl'SlSKSS I'OR Rates Always Reasonable WOOD irnct .0 i r PEJ I LOAD uortU oi rntiii X tha W ,U, ttud wtHiim . U n.l 11 iu it.u-,,li.' :i ttorlli M iv,uko J ul ttie tV.M t btialunlutt a (mini u thu tn-l i bouutlnry line vi the nixi T.J. Juv ikon ilU, J ciitutts mniti Jt) tit ; r-s CAt vt tho n,ihjl ; eorutrot wnU a k. ciHtin thviK' niuuinti worth twe.UviUi;rtfC!i.e. Umv iiutvHl Ikhjh I r) ul Hi't Jit-.uiii I'Uiiii 3 tUj clixtui t ! uorth Ty tif;;r?f U mfiiuttw wot vliiit lo point ia ihe wt t ;uttiMry ( U Jnchn cisiiai. ibt'uc u!h -if tU'ifriVs wi1 nUtn the I hi weii i,iiaarv a . i-itn.ti ) & tlicmv twuitb Tl .fi miu-'a 't rttAiut. to i-l itc oi iH'jiiiuiiiir. tvjQ.muini i avir, aMiuavir, I j 1 1 f aiet.i iTU'ii iu vuiuuiwiai ! Lutititv, stttte of Oitii-'n. ! Now ttu-nMore, (o ..tmplldtife wilh the -vm.- j liia-W of m.'t wrlr. I Ul ou .aturitjiy. Ui 4LQ 1 day of -S U-uUm -..I'M., al Itiv hour iM o'-i cliM'k in lUv fon ii e-M vf ai tiiy. mI Iht- front tiiwr of ttiu toutity i mi ft lUme in M. HettM.n, ; rulnuibu Comuy, V.tni, tU tit ruMK- .uc tiou t( tii Uitche-t f.t-l.icr for rh Hi liaml all oi ihe ntH'Vt tlex-tiiH ti ri i t'.Mj-er; u-t Hti ' tfie privwr-U j tto. u birtU't. to oevruuix CtUtU. I M in win ik, ! hfiitT of rotumlMn t mimv JH.KPiI A HANK V. ACurm-.i t'r rU;ii!l(T. I Ktrt pDbtit'fiuuii Aiuut. 1' I l ohiritbtA i nurttv In th uttir ' Kho atLiplim.Um ol John I,nti, f.r define tu mvU ('ir.tnuw, tltiMitMt mult Ittjuori nnU hnl culvr tit timittllir thnn one Kullttn In kak ISltt( (-rvflnri. 4 Y.iumiiU oiimv. trvu. i lothv UoUuraMt l ottnly t'ourt of tin" 8Utf of tiroguu for lUe Co.iutv of t'olnmli urwl ; Inn. I Wc. th mu.rlk,'cvl. your (wttlloderv, Ivtiitf 1 iin 4. In.tl nuidkrllt tif tht MtiiiU' lllit'lttr u( In- I l i I tovtUH t. tu t olmrbt l outliv, Slnt? t'f Otctrm. ' 4 .-. I ..I... !v-w- .IIl- r. 1.1. a. I 1,. ..ul t.r.s. , .., I tit Uai itttri) iltt Utniie-lju'M-)' iwwiHiing il.ttu( nuiu n n I rtiiiK ttiu. our iM-titlio, ; hvtv' vtititiu ur tnMHtrljU tyxty ttott nt ' thti m lr. !'., term of otir hmnrHtio i court li -viiMt t crutitrd l yuc hitturjMt ; emir l to Jillill l.ttnuMl to v U at'l'UOOa, l)tii n.l iiinu li'itmrs i'( hrl culrr In 'miitit'rt v tu.-ttt ue kinliou iu OmIs 1'ulnl trti-tiit"t. ! l iiiiinil-u t't'iiutv. Mutr of Oirt,tiu, fr H'ril t-f ouo r-itr ffkitn t he Hfton.l tlay of fftcmtn'f, V.w. nii-I niur in-ultoncr wtlltver pruv: K.I ftrynut. t ' MrlMiialil. John Hrytmt. M ; fKUot'V, Jrttut- M I.r"!. K.1 n)tlf i. W A Vm I. v, tv -yicil, J W lliitTtiuti. K KluhriT, W KlohrtT , (".nf lrwn. H ti iKntiiMimrtfe . l: Iti.irlMi. K t' i."k.n, John Aitt Umi. m F'UiI.nT J King. u.J J FUouatfan. 11 H'..ato i! Dwrhnt.i. VV Overhrrtlt, Hutt, I U 1 1 U 1 1 1 HOULTON, OREGON i . i i F. II. Cren A. N. Dvi Are You GOING TO BUILD ? Investigate , the ncw... CONCKKTE BUILDING BLOCKS The Ikst, Most Artistic .nri nnriii.1. Kf. r ,.K .Oi ni l r"",u,, ,or "US DM. Illock , IIoum. Chimney, Peudag, Ktc. 1,1 I'liona al our ,,. wrll... an.) we will r, furiilitii MilwalM, u SANDI3L & PULLER MANUFACTVKEKS Rainier Ortjon l'0l-0TLAM DAILY STEAMER AkRZEaSXaA I .rave. Hi Hlna 6 (h) Arrive at r.,r,nl 0ao 4 lyvavra I'urtUhit at J :m Arrive M. llcleui at U.30 p M. K. M. U. THE VERMONT HOTEL 3 GREEN & DAVIS, PROPS. Attorney s-at-Law T TT T A T3f P T A X," i I'tlly. n Ilniitake. I."uis Klitttrer. J.ihti O'-rii , SJ,i:teii. S i Juhusnn, I raitlall. If Til l- 1 Z 'kins. I. w lull. II MHiraxr. r Sll. A TeU-n. ; C lhtslitt, r v aritslmlll. II faetl'I, A Ak'-st-tt, J I until, AUtret Wt-lil, kiitrtitatt .1 Jeelrtt. K I C Jeit-n, tiorU)tt tjuiitn V J U'ltnu, J,ltti tialt ; LI .(,.!..... u- v it., it- sv-.l r.v i,.M.ilr JttTts:tti I' S l.vt l.uott. K I'itvite. Muin Ksinra ' m "'.... Os.tsv M ' J"e Krl-liM.tt Jr J Mtiiiia-m. J I ' uti, i: lnn-l : C SUV Ottrt, tat Or ar,,. it A Krli-k.. m arlw.it. An.lresriC. Federal. Kcxt door lo court Loan 'jr.-hi.'- m", FtiX i S I tree, II It Iiau-il'-r. r.lit .Miller, Jtihii hlu. B j J , (ti' M iit.ittiii, , 'tn, , f 1,1. w t tiruf-r. i ii'i ,s , Mftt-eMit-. Klti,ir tlitU.i-o. A iiIh-h, t ttt I Ntf-holl. I't-ter ll. it-lrl.-k n.tt. IV-lvr MaIIsimi. t' i I. Mi,rse. J-mt Frit-ks.n t, l.tlls-h, Jtthji II.-U-iilri kM,w, liit,fti Kaspttr, J I' Kitiiu.rs.tti, k li KlitK. First Class rooms fur the public. Hoard am' Room clay or v.cck. travcliug by the Practice, iu First CIa Bar in Connection 2 ST. HELENS. ORK. HOULTON, OR. I ! Cua-Ujuuujiji ajU4 a s mi ixx hash txiAin t a, a 1 1 ajlhujlmxS ! ITS H AIPf!U.fJRi-f ii cm u m m m k m a tvi i NOTICE VOU. IlIDS. Contracts Taken. Job Work Douc. 2 PAKTICCLARS WANTED There in euch a thing ai a general denial of charges but an allegation, in order to have any standing ia court, niUBt be (pecilic. It is not sufficient to say the officers of a county are corrupt. The particular officers must be pointcl out, and the offense with which they are charged. The Evening Telegram, in a very cowardly manner, ha charged that "In all the State th?re is not a queerer combination than that which exiuts and has long existed between j some of the county ofCcittts and this j fellow Flag;?. If Kla- and some ! of his confederates had their just dc-jcrls they would not now he livitig in St Helens." It must be admitted that when a paper makes anch charges it should be able to prove them, and that, if it does not do so, its refponsible editor deserves a term iu jail. People are prone to believe ill of public oUkers, and with nnny the accusation of wroiij-iloiii has the same effect as positive proof. If the editor of the Telegram has proof that any ofj Columbia County's officials are corrupt I it should name them and cxpoie their I methods. It is manifestly unfair tn to any and all doubters. It is freely ad mitted that oilicijls may make honest tniMake. but the caes noted can only be accounted for on the theory of dis honesty or ineon.peteticethat would dis gi A't a ten-year old srhoo! boy. There is "something roUen iu Den mark" where such thing can occur without exciting public intliziiiitiiin. There are wore thing-) in this world tl.an fake di-paUlies. JOHN BACKUS. Yes, there are worse things than fake dispatches. Mr. John Backus hai a grievance igainst the Asesor's office, and yet fails to take Ms remedy If he has been discriminated against why die? he rot appeal to the courts for re die's. Tlie Mist is unable to help him . It bf given hiiu several columns j of spacH. Now try tiie Review or the Chief for a while, and if they don't see ' things as you eee them, of course they ! are standing in wilh the di-honest as- ! segment officials. As to timber owners f ii'tvoii'if, we arc mtry lo say Mr.' Backus ia mistaken. They control more votes than any other clasiof people iu the Ountv. Kditor. mat-'l Mil (till t rr(-i-li-.t by the nit.U-r , slt'ii'-t. I linlrutatt "i the Kttar.l itl ijr-rl,iT. ttl . Srliwt tiistricl Kit i. roltiiiiMn I'ulllity. Ore ti.ii, for tin- run I'ktlon t,f lint wtist riaim of the stM-ttti-l slKry tit tho ett.j,'l htttts.- lit Hi. Arlrn. liutll UieTth iluj- nl Atiansl. tot). Hael I r-SHH lit i tii,-icir.t lit inr sittn lint. tl att'i , Ui.l.M.I I W M". t'WItl Ml 1,1 K MTI'IIH ll'Htr ll ' shI'1 tl'tn.f. al:il lo trf i:li:,ile't ,111 t,r l,-fure the lt.lt U nt .--t.'tttM.T. I'sft. H.itiil will he n-'itir,-,t tt an ntu'tttnl tttitiltle tin. pnutrnrl j pnrfr I li llt.iiril rtr:r-es the ritiltl lo lt-).-t:t anv ait-l till til'I. Ii.r canst. ( tiatet Hits istli tlay n( .'tilv, !. i famoua for its cures over a large part of j chairman iin.,. nir.si.m. M.i'rl. t No. :', ti. the civilized world. ; Ifeii'ita. (;ftKmi, by no bad results, use Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy It never fails and is pleasant to lake, i ia equally valuaole for children. It It is 1 Job Work Douc ! E.A.CROUSE I CONTRACTOR g BUILDER f ESTIMATES FURNISHED heave orders at residence on Houhoii road, St Helens- Hli'M r"'-hacd t lnlrrlo( Jur ist, olliatl A Mttrkl. wt J, iouiii- to our iricmli an.l r-lrwlai lb Ixiaioeta Mill It ronllnutd naltttat uaui.ol ;. Mticklr. ft H.,, lb ..tttnK uf th public, tm. thrill t( ffHKttwus lrluicut ami Iowm prift. quality citnti.lrs. -taxit, IAS. MltKI.KaThOS. DR. R. LjKFFCOTT DKNTIST Oflic oiti. Jr. Cliff. MT. HKUXJ K. WtlXKIt ATTORNKY-AT-LAW llclroa, Orrfttl) St. PHYSICIAN T. Mil I Ijii.H . i utf, PHYSICIAN r intLcua SURGFIN i otot & SURGEON Steamer Iralda TEACHERS' EXAMINATIONS Notice is hereby (iveo that the County Huperintetidertt of Columbia County will hold the regular examination of appli cartts for state and county papers at St. likens, Ore. as follows : 08 MATE I'AI'KKB Comment ing Wedneday August 11th at 'J.j'clock a. in., and continuing until .Saturday August Ilth at 4 p. in. Wednesday Penmanship, History, flp illitig, l'hysicial Oeoaraphy, Ueading, Pnycholojry. Thursday Written Atitbuittic, The ory of Teach ing, Gr.iniraar, Rook keep ing, 1'hytics, Civil f ioverninerit. Friday Physiology, Geography, Cotn ition, Algebra, English Literature, School Law. Falurday Botany, Plan Geomalry, Gtn'.'ral History. FOR folia"! V I'AI'KUN Coiuinencina Wediies luy August 11th at U o'clock a, in, and continuing until Friday, A Ugtii-t 13th at 4 p. in. W ed nesday ; 'e lima nsh i p, If is tory , LOW RATES EAST VIA ASTORIA & COLUMBIA RIVER R. R. AND THE SPOKANE, PORTLAND & SEATTLE RY. ROUND TRIP EXCURSION FARES $55 Denver on August 11th. $00 St. Paul, Omaha, Kansas City $07.50 St. Louis $72.50 Chicago Filial lieturn Limit October 31st, IllOil I OR I'ARTICLLARS ASK YOCR AGKNT OR H. M. ADAMS General Freight and Passenger Agent I'UKILAMJ, or bv mail C. I. MgM,r. Helens Bakery All Kinds Of 1st. 4 4 i 4 Pies, Cakes, Bread E. J. ttOYLE, Prop. leave the people in doubt as to which of, Orthography, Heading, l'hysicial Geo- uiecouniy oinclals are standing in with that notorious fellow Flagg; and the amount of loot they are getting out of the taxpayer. Of course the Evening Telegram bin thoroughly investigated tbia matter and has the proof to sub stantiate its charges before a grand )ary or the public. I is impossible that Any managing editor of a Portland daily graph y. Thnraday Written Arithmetic, The ory of Teaching, Gratumer, Physiology, Friday Geography, School Law, Civil Government, English Literature. J. II, COLLINS County School tuperintendnt. St . Helens, Oregon. July 29, 1900. Lots are selling Rapidly COLUMBIA PARK. in j And many houses arc to 1e built there this son. The Very Best Are Still Unsold the price will not be raised, tiou at once to 3 3 3 3 3 THE CHICAGO STORE F. J. BASEEL, Proprietor HOULTON. OREGON I am building up a business because I sell for reasonable ji you wan i io save monev try mc. 1 ! Coal Oil, per Gallon, 15c Gasolene, per Gallon, 20c i J Dry Goods, Hats, Caps1 Men and Boys' Clothing, Groceries Boots and Shoes, Tinware, U.UI.hOAD T1.MK. Halitln Oailr (rH auJrllK latt.l. at .4. M .ilapallin. Itt-tti m. lliMl! orlurk Kxurniuif, laalc IMlllau4 MtMT .. lilltlu .1 .1. flclcna al I U Passcnisrs ac. Fast FrsiitL FOR FORTLANO OAIIY WMtTLAND l.AMIN(i. TAVLOB T And, iu fact, everything usually found in a firstclass Gen- erai iUercliancusc Store. sca-and Make your applica- 3 I St. Helens Steam Laundry j Good Work Prompt Service Rea.onablRatet COLUMBIA COUNT Y BANK B ST. HELENS, OREGON 3 Cleaning and Pressing All Work Delivered PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY vST. HELENS, PUMMONS In the aifiili cmirl of lb. Hli of Onf " 111. l.'tiiiiuy uf l.'tiliiuibl". M P. A. Mr.iiin. ttlalnilif. " K, Hn.tit. Mrr. J I.IIH V?i ll a ttli", Hii.mitl,Mm,M. l- . "'Zui, WllhKlm llaal ami Mliml H..I: NlU" ami UarlaHalml.tM"1''"' , Um ToThi.ma. ami Mill. Muwrve, f l liantwl ltlPlli1llla: .ui rail " liilli.liaiiiattt Hit. Htatfl "I 0,.f,,rw lii-ri'ttr nttinlrml u, ntiar n;l "',,nrtl l.laliil nia.1 iialll! .. tn ' "! St mill wlihln r injk Intiii lit.'"1" '"ui,t. I.tll.li-n I ( Ull. atllilllioll. ti (inn twin July atkltmu: i" 1 wUfl flllr lit Itlalllllff Will "PI'1' hV'W. I l' tl. rnllcf t.inniHlHl In all " ' ', J'lollt.' I fur a tlwrr. .MIHliiK lit ij" '"i", .mi. hi i, j, ' - ', -i, ni ilia irai ia oi lauu. .?--.... itii1 I. ...! it. MUt. H,.il lh NIV a tti - ..ii-,, Wtlllll J7; tilltUMt ' Ul ' "'. IlluI.S, anil Ittla a. n, ami 1)1 '"' It I W ol lit. MlllaiiifiVii M,,r.llV"' ( Ili". 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