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Newspaper Page Textae I ri,.i,i. a. .... TO K"JIN til It Kl.KCTtON Hull has brrn Intiliiittil to rnnln the holtllng of il. l tli'i ordered ly Ms inunly Court rouii'U in which the lnunilUu It keil ar: That lit (Million tWa not euntnlti tin neemwry numtxtr of lt-l ilgnuirci ml Ihat Ibe County Judge had no ria;nl ,a "' crj wnii' out tli coucurrsnct of one of tlx cow tluluiicri. Couiinlssloner Wtsl was In Brattle wlitn Uit order wm made am niumiMluur Ticiu oof rciuMd to con cur In tin order. The Judge, upon level (tvlce, decided tint lie had theamliorlt lo nuke the order. The Mill la brouiiht a nenie of Magnus fteion, 1 I neme hivlun Itecu tulMllluleil lor tliel ol lieu Brian efiei lb complaint had been type wfllim- Tht mutter will come before the circuit court neit Monday. The feet that (lie lliiuor liiterrftt bavt taken tblt tcp shows that tbey rtalU that If the electlnn occur Columbia la very likely lo be numbered among Ibe "dry" Count leu of Oregon. When you want any arllrle of mer chant is buy It of a reputable borne itralrr, that tbt profit may remain to euiicli ihe community. Send your moiify alirMd only fur what you cannot xir (but at bonie. Home talent, borne latwr, boms Industry. Iioui capital, and home plcaaurv are thing to be fiMtered, en couraged and ptroold. tr. N. I . OaylorJ and an and Mr. end Mr. Al Oaylord are attending the Seattle I'air title week. K vrrv shoe we alio ba "touch of dlttim-tlun" In aiiiwarance and I prked lo tint all pncielltouka, Wellington for alio, Wtlltiigtou toke the lead Tlirr khould tie many more bou built In Ml. I If leu to rent at from H to 110 r uioulb. That l about a much u orklng man can alfur.1 to pay and such huuar would give (Owl return on . an Investment of mJ. Sumlx1y I going to need paint, oil lead or varnish. I have the eno.li U. C. OKAY, St. Helms Mr J, fl. Mllloy. ol the It .Hoy Mer cantile Company, of hrappote, was a St Helen visitor last Tucday and Wednes day. We install everything el, t-iral. CouMm Ki Ktrraic Wonm Mr. 1-lt.k. Ihe Gobi men-hint, will art uul Irn acre In apple trees thit fall He now ha atkut that acrrage coming Into bearing (f court yon bare to tat and vou a nl tour money' worth. !l'mv btisl- aeM In that VOU gel It. M. C. C.RAV. Si. Helen I. II Sturge baa applied lo the city foniwll fur Iranctilae to inatal a tele phnu system lo til. Helen, l I e in run' aing nrlr within eighteen montlisat Ibe Hiiwdr, and in all pmUl.llily a gre.t deal Kvyiir, There) are a number of In dependent . Hnea In tht neighborhood, and il wonld undoubtedly gl better er k it lhe could he conwlidaled under out manrgcttirnt. A food fit year old hre for le. T. II. Lotl, rt. Holer.. lor a firt cla ob .f rwinlin p lo Ja.k Skinner, Houlton Oregon. A llaalaeaa Hasp-Want to sell a w mill cheap or trade m lr farm or tlmler land. Apply al once to llenlgnu Lumber Company, lloullon. Ore. Kowl 8upr iMir l'Ppln b com pleted the tett Iniprovemenl beUeen Hi rourtlKiu an.l tbr Columbia Countt lUuk, AccordiiiK to Ibe agreement Ibe tout, which total iat70, will Iwlmrne Ila!v by the county and the elty. When you give vour painting contract to William yon know thai you will get the licit ob that can be done for he poi lltely guarantee aalifctlon Mr A. Sword, of Vemonla, wa a vi Hoi lo the county eat lat Monday. Iiou't fail to tee Wellington' Fall & Winter line of underwear. LourMick riii, with map of Am traUaand Twrnaula on It. Finder can obtain reward by returning to Dr. Cliff HK Fo8I.K-Weliiht about 1). Will work any place. I'rict) W. tico. I'rrry , lloullon. OTtf Mr. D. D Calkin and Mr Jndaon, of Hi Judann Comany of Seattle, were in Idling different part of Columbia County during lb pet week. Syrup of Whit Pine and Tar. the old reliatde cough remedy. Vat tale by A.J. iJcining, dmgglrt. With the cIom of lb active building raaon near at hand 8t Helen can reoice In the fact that It ha made more tubalan tial Improvement than any city on the Columbia from th Wlllamette.to Alo ri. We predict thai next eon will liw a (till trrealer advance a far ai Ibe building of rctldcnce It conternod, RKAiiTitm UvKMvmv At tht pr rallluK price of land In Columbia County tb following I clwntt for tome one lo grt a lioma or an Inveatment Dial ill nut again preent itelf i ifO acre of lb brut land In the county, Jut two mile from Ibe city Clat.kanle, wllh 5 acre ul'der cultivation, 100 young fruit tree id a good twottory houtc, barn, out building and other Improvement, with with a running ttream th year round rlltbt through the plact, nil for 1100. Thlt will bear the clotett iuvetKtioii nd It aurely a bargain. For particular A T. Uwt, St. Helen. The tteainer Yellowton I loading at Hie McCormlck wharf. She will take WO.OOO (cei 0 lumber for Sao Tedro, Culilorula. rlut, Ollt, Varnlh, NalU, Shelf Hirdware, Pcrews nd Holt-U kind ol builder' material at the alor of Ja Muckle & Son, Iowet prlcn. Cood hard catti I what you will ge'' 'r gooda returned which ot a ., . mir wapthe re- Mll o ar, effort to ,w cll)(Ircn "Mb. vicinity In, l,e,)mclk ,,,, f Hgrk ult,,,,, and premium, were ,,MC,, in i-veral cluiwa. Tim (1 raltlff Ilia aava.11 lt.lliMli.ll . I. ii ' i . r - """ thewece ol it Inltiul rrnl -...i ...... ........ UJCW, iUltl Betl nar wll.ee . much HKC, llllm, o( v ..",, fr letter nblblm, lllttii.it !. l. t . . ;.a iiowing till year Wa. u,uc, ocltrr limn wa elected and, Indeed very creditable. The older folk., al.' made . gIMMl ihwBg of ,,,. u(,ucu nd demoiwlrated that IheOolde neigh borhood will raiMi a flu. I,!t. ,a ... getable m ,ny lion of the country. Tb fair wa held In th Redmen't hall, building of which Ihe (Jobl. opi, ar very proud, and juatly to. ttewlah to announce to nur i.i.h. nd palron. tlwt we carry a fi ju, ot urownan.1 Hamilton celebrated Amerl. can Gentleman and American U,K alinji nd would be pleaded to ibow them lo you, There I) no more Importaut detail ofj ourattli than hoe. You will find nothing marter or correct than our new Amrl-n ..... - n . . v.rii.iruiail UXIoril. I lie aun. rlorlly ot tl.li, Ilk, all American gen. :.ru anon, ii onlv (B ,pIIMr,BC,( It cover every detail, In.i.le and out. J AS. ML'CKI.K A SON, TlUCIiKMS lTITt'Tll-Tlie annual leacber luatilule for Calumhi County will be held at the tcbool houie in W Helena on Thurnlay. KrUUv and .Satur day net, County Superintendent Collin ai prepared an excellent program and ecured the teivice of tome of the lead ing educator of lite at ate. Mr. M. K, Miller ha received new from Vancouver ol Ihe Imminence of the death of hi father, George W. Miller. who tut been alliicled with tomach trou ble for ttveral mouth pat. Mr. Miller color ba been a resident of Oregon and Washington for over ixty yer, coining to I'orlland from Iowa when a boy of. ixtrcn. I-elu figure on all your electrical work. Columbia KUctrlc Work. Mr, J. S Wataon i building a huh! ern fire-room cottage on. the lot adjoin ing Mr. I'htiip. Il takes Nail, Shingle, Lock,, and hlngi- to build bouK. I can give good price. M. C. GRAY. H. Helen Wiring, Cot.i-unu liLttcrai Wokks Kixivi von Rknt Two uite of room lor houaekeepiiig purpose. In ulreat Standwooil' t'.re, St. Helen Our work can t dcwiidrd on, both electrically and mechanically collect. Coi.t mkia Hlkctmiu Woas. The hlggrat cot yel made by tbt new mill wa on (Saturday lat, when il ran out HO, (AW feet In ten hour. HkxtisT !r, Kaiiitc itl ! iu St Ifplena, at the St Helen Hotel Iriilav and Stturday ol each week, pieiared lo loan xinna oi nentai war a. Mr. W. L. laiurr!e, lnpcctor for the American Tradlug Company, waa in St. Held. Saturday, Uxiking over the out put of our mill. He ha placed an order for hi eouiuy of I.OtHI.OOO fee', t he hl'T.l lo Melbourne, Australia. Stuavkii J'ruiu the CocUud pla.e near Wanen. Ore., about July Mb. HUB, 3 vearling hellers, color of Uitb red and white, hat tip of right car cut off. One had bell on when lM wen. Information leading lo recovery ol them will be lib ernlly rewarded. t'. A. NKLSON. Wairen, Oregon. Th Cascades c'.carrd Saturday night r Sail Franctac t with gDO.OOO, Tha biitgest milks yet turned out by the mill were two pince 20x!i" inches, 7i)leetlong. They were on order lor a dredger. If in rfitt service, an unexcelled qunl- it T of good and price that are mode rate and just are that you are looking lor then without doubt, Wellingtons Is the store you are looking for. A trial will convince. lo Si.K A regUtered Berkshire Hour. Cheep it taken at onoe J W. Yan XUe, Warren, Ore. We supply everything electrical. C01.VM111 lancTHic Works. Good gool and lowett price at Wei lington. Mr. Martha Rlcharduon, of Porllund, I visiting her ton, Mr, U. W, Richardson of this city. Our customer of yesterday ar patron of to-day because e give lueni tne guods at right price. The W. C. T. U. will met at the home of Mr. Wm, Ross Tliunoay. uc. zisi, at 2 p. w. All that are intereted iu the work are cordially Invited. Maude Mont gomery, Recording Secretary. Pun SAl.K-Twcnty head ol sheep and four head ot cattle, inquire ui Klllott Vemonla. U-J0 Two Good Room To Rent. A. C. OroX' .... Welllnuton owct UU aucces 10 me fact that everj,l,ll, he e,l U n""kcJ n plain figure. The Vermont House, at Houlton, na bv Mr. Boyd, under whose management we trual it will prove profit able. The patronage of the public so licited and every effort will tornado le give satisfaction, The St. Helen Laundry lias ccureo three experienced helper and Is now pre Rough dry I pared to do Articles worx a"ta per doien. See Dr. Montgomery' new - fV am I org""- a-- ' .' , ....a I If I7HIIS. I.U! HI'i up. One lerm ol music ic.no..- . - Mr . an Al 1a..aAl toll II each piano, anil o r each organ. Mr. 1'ilkiuKton, graduate In music, give leom every oavu.u-j - our store for 50c. --. Ciicult Court met latt Friday, Judge .t,itnu. Tie gratm urj rwn nd the "petit iuryexcuard until Monday next. The follow ng are memler.of the grand Jury i R. F. Ot Zw, foreman: U Brown, 0. H. Meiuug". " " K. Truman, E. L, Pulleu. For October. Tlie I'reildcu't train Kan a little bit fmlcr, And Imgot in at noon And addretd Hie poHtnmtter, Then up and away, To III tuhjoct Impartial, At 2 he add retted A United Slaw Marabal. Still on and yet on, A untiring a Hector, lie wai tpraklugat 4 To a ceuiu director. In tlit meantime he liavcd, But bad tcarc iheatbed til rat When be ruabed out to talk To a U. S. appralier. Then on more ovation Vpfn III great oiirimy, And ft ipeech from the rear ToaU. a. attorney. Tbey feared hewaaapeul, But lie proved a great itnyer. And the m-xt (top be talked To a cuttoiu iiirveyor They liegrd hiindciit. Hut he anawered them "Fudge!" And nt 0 wa addrrajng A Federal judge. Rulrnlieii by ome tea And a couple of crullt, Ho adilrexed an inapector s Of boileii anil bulla. Then on and til'l on The ift iecial run, And be piled out ami oke To a rnvenue man. Tlu-n bo! for the night, Without station or steeple, And be hit the liny raying, "Hurrah for the piople!" October is from the Latin oclo, nnan Ing eight. Thai i, it i abotii eight time an pleananl a any other mouth in tin yp.ir, and the Komans took this mean of saving so. Tliey were very fond of cracklings, and about hog-killing time Lucullu gave a cracking banquet at the Auditorium which mude everylnxly't mouth water a month before it cune od. Caesar said that rrm-kling made Rome the mitr'a of iliv world, and it wa not until her t .Idler beiin eating spnghettl and vermicell tlut the Empire began to lev ay. I ho bunting eason will resume up on the rippling lake. and the hunter will ni t out hi gun and hidu bitn in the brake; the feitlve duck will fly about, and In the unoke an 1 din a leadm I el Itt now then wil ciii-tratu hli ikl i, un til the (juarry't gravi y is overcome with hot, and the poru;it;iu nearest when o f"'1' biin i:i the pot Thu I'i'lcr prtTH will n eiik and wheeze and Ihe r. "im p 't w II 1k1I ; the wind will lii.l i ron-tt the trees, and tho fiog u ill Iwro for oil; tin liaxeof Fall will veil ili mil, the days .'row toll and short, the liiuib e colt will j imp and run ibo htinlikin will cavort, tho air will tutll of stni.kiug bams and applcbulter butts, and the poir consumer will renew hi strength with hnzcluuU. The Cookite and the l'earylte Will pull each other' noto, And both explo-ers will line up Their trusty Eskimos. The tciemis'a will bite and scratch iKcidiug whiuli was prior, And we'll have to ond for Roosevelt To Hud unt who' a liar. It doc seem lorrtble Hint be who al ways know who' lying should be away iu Africa when all of us are dying to know the truth. A word from lilm would quickly satisfy Us which one of them pt rliaps duaerve Ihe brand of Anauias. A fig for all the specimens he it ac cuuinla.ing be otnjhl to be here on the job and duly separating the double- tongued One from the rest and humiliat ing thun ler as Once be dfd lust we tball make a very stupid blunder. However, let u rejoice Bud give thanks iu some manner that both men found Vbo pole beneath our own immor tal banner, and that decidiug which one win la wholly our own doing, with nothing international unfortunately Utewing. It umkee one thuddcr just to think 11 Peary, tuy, he had found it and having marked it with the Hag and done . .,,.. .i i i .... i A dauco nrounu it, no mourn icmni m triumph hereto banquet and review it. and some dang foreigner popped up and and claimed lie,d beat in to it 1 We'd have to take It to The Hngiie, And failing 10 agtee, We'd have to go In battleship And litter up the sea With one anotber'i property, And dye it with our blood In moral combat till the one Or orther' name wnt Mud. Hut nothing of that tcrt impends, nd lie Mr. Tft will live upon a Pullman car and apeak his piece! att. I He'll range the bold insurgents up ior i pianos and I their unthinking deeds, and bat them lano liwlwlth his reprimand away off la the ' - I ...... ,, ai... ..... i, n weeds. He ll can nie suy ivum. "i-i recalliiiB all the uulb, and Joculnrly feel the fut upon that worthy' rib. And having aliown u at tome nains about where we are at, he'll disappear around the bend, wig wauglng with hit hat. The football season will return, and the college men uplincd will get their hoads together with their heel kicked up behind . The valiant captain will ex hort hl grim and bloody crew, and the boy will butt until brain! are battered black and blue. The guard will catch the flying end upon bis padded bib, the center ruali will ram and tink the luck lets fluatln' rib, tha human demijohn oi noise wl I rlae and pull their stoppen, ami the ten ins will fijfht and resit around like iifiriii;i!t (,. 8H(1 c.,,peM. The liuli- will ripen, and Urn quail Will YtMxtle in the glen, The proliibiiiouiHt will chae The brewer round again! The liun er' moon will tail the skies, Tho d,iyi grow soft and lendur. And the farmer will make fnccl at The cruel in ;iiey lender. Tliere won't be any doubt about pros perity returning about the time the tas si.fr a and the sumach get to burning upon tlio I ill, and the faDir roll be tween tha Held of itubble, hi! hands upon the steering-wheel of hi brand new sutobtibble, bit back against the leather teat, Ibe goldenrod tainting, and no and li en the dulcet born melodi ously tooting. And then November will return, With Full and Winter married, And tho luckiest tin key will be slain And decently cintnberrled. COUNTY COURT Wednesilay Oct Otll. 1900. Cpurtcnine pursuant to adjmnt, pre sent Hon. James Hart, Judge; Hon. W. Ticbeuor, Commissioner; W. A. Harris, Clerk; M. White. Sheriff. Due proclamation being made the bil lowing proceeding were bad: Matter of pe iiion of Clarence Reed fur cancellation of Uxe for year 1008 on N i ol hWX. 8 of N WJi Sec. 11-4-6. Il appearing to the court from th worn petition of Clarence Keed that be did not acquire the register's certifi cate to said bind until Apr. 13th VM) and that the same wa not assessable for the year 10U8, that the taxes ai us-.w-H-ed' agniiut aid laud for the year ItiO-J liiiiouiit to WXloand that the same war) wrongfully apseased. It I therefore ordered by the court that the Sheriff be, aiid ho is lio'eby ordered to remit the said sum of f.13.10 and that he have credit by the clerk for the said amount. Whereupon court adjourned until Thursday Oct. 7lh 1900. Thursday Oct. 7th. 1903. Court came pureuant to aljiiirm lit, all member b ing present, except Hon. 11. West, commissioner. Due proc'amation being nude the fol lowing proceedings were had : Matter ol resolution of It. P.. Has to balance of special raad tax. On this day the resolution of road Dist. 14 a the manner of using bilauce of upeciiil tax of said district was read and approved by the court. Matter of bounty on wild cats. On this day the elerk presents the front paw of the wild cat upon which the chirk had itsued a warrent iu the euni of $2. ID a bounty, aud the tame ii here by approved by the ourt and said paw dent roved by burning. Matter of petitiou of Suitret Logging Co. to explode powder iu Ueaver Blough for the purpose of removing snags. On thit day tliia matter oouiin; on for hearing, and the toutt being advieed in the matter. It is ordered by the court that the Sunavt Logi ns Co. bj allowed to explode ponder in what iskuow uas ll.-av.ir Plough near a place kuowu as lkiw.r Point near thu mouth of uid slough for the pu.'Hoe of removiug 3 to 4 cotton wood sungs which are iu the way of navigation and in towing log raft out of said tlougli. Matter ol pcttition of A. II. Tarbell et. al. for a duuue iu the W. J. FullertjU road. Ou this day this matter comiiif ou for heating and it appearing to the court ibat aid petition has not complied with the law in regard to filing a bond for cost. Il is oidered by the court that said petition be denied.. In the matter of the petition for local optiou liquor election. On this 7lh. day of October, 1909, this matter coming on for hearing, and it ap pearing to the court that on the '-'nd day of October 1900, , a petition for a local option liquor election for the entire county of Columbia was filed iu the otllce of the county clerk, which potttiou omitting the name of the signers, is as follows: l'etition for local option liquor election. To the honorable county court of Columbia County, State of Oregon, we, the undersigned, legal voters of Colum bia County Oregon, would reupeellully petition that on Tuesday the second duy o( November 1909, an election be held to determine whether the sale ol intoxicat ing liquors ahull be prohibited in said Columbia County ns a whole and each fur himself eays: I have personally si gned this petitiou and my residence, postoflice mid voting precinct tire correc tly written after my name: "And it fur ther appearing to the court that the nanus upon said, petition have been compared with the signatures Upon the registration books for the preceding electiou by the County clerk, and that petition contains the names of more than ten par cent of the registered voters of Columbia County, Oregon, based on the total vote of said county for justice of the supreme court at the last pre ceding general election, and the court being ed ised in the matter. It la there fore ordered by the court that on Tues day the cecond day of November, 1909, a special election be held in entile county of Columbia to determine whether the tale of intoxicating liquors shall be pro hibited iu said Columbia County as a whole. General fund bills allowed Oct. 6th. 1909. I M Blackford justice State vs Dahl 4 05 J I. Campbell constable, same. ... 14 80 Beatrice Klod witness, tame 1 70 Fay Rice witness, same 1 70 R Md'heraon witness, same ..... 1 70 A B Haines witness, same 1 70 J M Blackford Justice, State vs MoAboy & Lyon 4 20 Jus Geary witness, lame 2 30 John Anderson witness, ratne.... 2 30 K (iraham witness, same .... .. 2 30 W Hymens Justice, SUtovs Wilson 0 70 C H Hultoii Constable aame ...... 10 80 W Diebal witness, same 7 C flirt wi'lieB, time , ,. 2 00 M (iirt witness, came 4 40 Lucy Oillis witness, sain 4 40 K Depew witness, tain 4 40 Mrs. King witness, tame 7 J L Campbell arr.ttof J LThomas 37 70 I M Day w.irk on ass't roll 47 AO E II Flsgg supplies to sheriff 14 76 E II Flagg pub. Co. court proceed ing 4 68 E II Flagg pub. n nice of board of Equiil'n. ......... 5 Clattkanie Chief tu'plles to sehool tup't , 7 .50 The Irwin Hudson Co. supplies to clerk 87 75 Glas & I'rndhoiume Co. tuppltet Cor. school sup. & Clk 114 06 AO Long fir extinguisher supplies 8 35 St. Vincent Hospital car of J. Walton 10 Good Bain'o Hospital car of J V'sltoncV McMillan 58 8t. Mary' Hospital car of Batson & Sch mogul 46 00 Gist Hendrickson care of Suomala 20 Mrs. J fl Tbajer care Mrs. Mc Donald 2 I'erry & Graham supplies to Bailey 4 Cleg 26 06 H 11 Cliff visit co. charge 12 F II Sherwood burial of W Frazier IS N II Attig Dig grave W Frazier. .. 5 Mrs. E Low team W Frazier 3 G W Welch Registering electors (1908; 3 70 W K Stevens supervisor No. 1 . . . . 81 Thot Urewell fame No. 2 54 U S I)pain tame No. 3. 42 F AnlikersaiLj No.5 30 UeoCarrigan tame No. 7 37 60 Wm Roberts same No. 0 : 10 Jae Van tame No. 10 21 J M lldl tame No. 13. 16 57 T it Mills rame No. 14 42 50 O K Dent aame No. 15 5 I B'-rgerfoii same No. 10 10 M E Miller exp. Dist. Att'y . .. ... 13 03 li Donn lice judge state vs llrongh 4 30 Jas Jo e coiiijlable same I 50 G D S itherlaud deputy ahei iff.... 35 15 A J 1) iiiin supplies 13 6) A J IViniu i med. for pauper 50 II C'dlii.s pontage & tupplii-s.... 10 65 I M li iuib w irk f ir clerk 22 60 J. II Wellington supplies for jai! 0 45 Mr. A. McCanleycareofMi. Mc Donald..' T 10 G W Mellinger deputy rheiiff.... 4 60 M White supplies 3 15 W KTichenor commissioner 49 70 James Dart exp. CO. Judge 4 30 District road luo 1 biilt allowed Oct. 6th 1909. Dist. No. 1. J Kostrba.r 7 It E Duncan 49 40 A Moriria 81 J B Duncan 102 60 U Newman.. . 61 60 W E Stevens 65 C J Laniberson 8 20 G W Kludes :.. 34 J Novak -80 A Newman 24 F Adam ....105 D Newman . . . 18 50 J C Johntjn 13 06 J lleiuiuller 5 67 Dit. No. 2. J Kilberg 3.' 60 II TGrewell 40 - A II Tarbell 14 50 C Anderson .' 7 60 A L LaiKOn ,. 20 Sherman Bros 1 15 01 Dial. No .3. F Laraon 02 60 E Eversaul 22 60 J. W Nowels 55 A E Butts 65 25 E Morton 40 J Burdabl 31 25 J Steward 55 St. Helens Quarry Co ..105 65 Dist. No. 5. G L Morel 7 60 E Wasser 12 SO J Wasser 7 60 II Wasser ... 12 60 J Kennedy 10 J Archibald 20 L Jordan 5 A II KobeiU 8 0 Hoadley..; 5 Leugacber Bros 71 50 Dist. No. 6. Geo Moeck 23 J L Bell : 17 50 Hankins Bros 112 00 Dist. No. 7 Jared Wilson 10 12 G T Wright 38 92 L A Oarngan 24 W Lohman 6 Trojan Powder Co 17 10 Willis Burcbeit 12 37 J R Headlee 18 F Neinstedt 31 49 Geo Moeck 3 40 DU. No. 8. E Crispo. 15 Wright & Eldied 24 87 KsLNo, 0. Oregon Lumber Co. 22 72 Dist. No. 10. Win Van.... 30 60 Jas Van 10 OA Anderson 25 FBurnham.... 19 IK) COLindahl 8 Cha Erickson. . 8 Dist. No. 13. C Wilson 12 50 GeoCorll. 2 60 CL Crosby 8 75 Geo Roblft 15 H L Crosby : .15 Vain Burt , 15 WOMcAljoy 7 50 L Hiatt 6 25 Lon Van , 2 60 Wm Deeds 1 50 J Wallace Sr 2 Clyde Lane 125 WHKose : a Al Johnson 11 25 JM Hill...... 10 1 DeRock 17 80 I Knowles 2 TO nAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAaVAAAAaV .-fc 9 fl rtatx n r jot. neiens Kascery j . All Kinds Of Pies, Cakes, Bread t JCr. J. DWlLa riUJli k Wiring, Fixtures, Repairs. Supplies. Estimates Free Columbia Electric Works Temporary Location: Hazen's Plumbing Shop. Contracts Taken. E.A.CROUSE I ! CONTRACTORS BUILDER 3 ESTIMATES FURNISHED f $ Leave orders at residence on Houlton road, St. Helens; or by mail. THE CHICAGO STORE F. J. BASEEL, Proprietor HOULTON, OREGON I am building up a business prices. If you want to save money try me. Coal Oil, per Gallon, 15c r l r- n on. vjasuicne, per viaiiun, tuc Dry Goods, Hate, Caps Men and Boys' Clothing, Groceries Boots and Shoes, Tinware, And, in fact, everything usually found in a firstclass Gen eral Merchandise Store. WALKOVER -SHOES- 1,4 It's easier to please the eye than the foot. Don t let your eye make a bad bargain" for your feet. OTHERS AT WHITE & ANDERSON Houlton, Oregon J V BaKlriilge 8 75 O liui ria 7 50 V McAboy 5 A Melis 10 A A Iowlin(r 1 75 A T l'eiereou 1 23 11 Kuddimnu SO Dist. No. II. Wm Hacker 11 25 U b Mellinger.:. SO SO O Limlstrom 33 30 Wm Wood 33 80 W W Allen 10 05 Chas Beruerson . Wm Puna-ins 47 92 A A Hosford , 7 65 W E Mellinger 40 05 Albert l'arker 87 80 Bort Wood 14 40 Wilbnrn Hall 18 07 Arthur Kerns 6 52 Uoy Tucker 5 77 Newell Wood 15 bl Jits Emmons 18 45 N J l'arker 12 37 T M Tucker 17 55 Dist. No. 15. Vernonia Lumber Co... 10 30 J Beilstein ,.k 3 87 Dist. No. 10. P 1 Bergerion 4 05 Maltnsien Bros .... 12 86 II Cliristensen 4 72 Oust Hult , 8 80 General road fund :- Brail & Co 140 48 St. Helens, Oregon a Job Work Done, because I sell for reasonable WEAR WALK-OVER SHOES Cut shows a PATENT LEATHER BLUCHER BOOT JUNIOR MODEL Price $5.00. :M.00-$4.50-$5.00s&i!!s. rfi EHFlHRg 3 Geo Bacon.. .. ......... 6 Walter Lee 13 75 R E Godfrey 40 FCLnvd 2 40 O L Prescott 87 P Bralike 2 50 F Adams 20 Watts & Trice 85 15 Geo Ramsey ..... 21 Ben Hunter 20 25 W N Brown 4 2 25 W E Stevens 04 00 Clattkanie Chief 3 50 Lee Uore..... 12 50 Edw Maddox 17 60 Northwest Steel Do 08 (It Geo Tates 13 75 Ed Horrigau 2 50 J B Duncan 25 G A Hegele 8 35 Dave Lvnch. 10 M E Ericksoo , 17 50 l'nt McGlynn 20 25 Amount rejacted, Gen. road fund :- W K Stevens 1 Rejected Geo, Kund: J Q Blackford justice State vs Don! 75 J L Campbell . cunstable same. 40 J M Blarklord justice State vs Mo A boy & Lyou 75 W Symons justice State vs Wilson 25 O B Sntton constable same 22 20 W Diebel witness same 18 Mrs. Kins witness eauie..... 5 30 Leupold a Voelpel repairs to Tra nsit - 20 50 rpretnted. M. C. GRAY, St. Helen