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iinti CoMM,liu Majaiiue r
' I the service ol renrearntatlv la
..al ant clwulallim by
,.- ..ihU which bevt prowl un
;. Utci
. successful. Salary ml c
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i bat Botes"
tial. n note lima spam
lima. Arflri
Itb reference, II. C,
CB.tiU. Cosmopolite Madeline,
' Bruedsrev, Ntw York City.
170
Tbe Hoclullrt P'r". nowee tltae!
Aelil tlx lollowlnf nomination
,..., b..a uuul at their recent con
l.el.l at lloulton. For Re-
,-ntative. Harvey !lron, of Uulncy
i-Jwt. Clrrk. Mr. JMvi. Jr.,oi Mayger
Mierifl. A. P. t'br, 1 lloulloo
" Treasurer.' Klsrl Oleea, Deer Island
Commissioners, R- Sseinan.Vf Vernonia
ad W. A. Kyser. ol Kyser
' Georire Uoioot will corunience work
.. .... houiM on bU land near Uic
railroad la the near lulura. When com
ili. houses wilt be cold oa tlit
'Instalment plan.
Plastered bouse and two lot io at.
"lleleas tor only 11000. The best chance
1 ... i . .nan In lb war ol a b m that
on "r bed. Unulra al Tlia M office
today.
Wr are la receipt of a oHutuuulcalion
J Ihil k roaklnn a serioua complain!
aaaiust the wa a certain drlr at Ier
i hs Ina treating- bia horses, l'liia
ii not llie first w have beard aboat tl.t
.uit man. and It Hirra U not a change
aol our correspondent atill desire tbat
b,a letter be ouWlahed wa will put it In
.v.. nanrr. A man wbo will abua dumb
, brute the way thi one baa a number ol
timet should receive) severe punUbmrnl.
Dollar have wing. Cage lliem In a
vault at the Columbia l-unty Ilank.
.TVy iH Pf c,nl " T'"'e
Crrtifiratc ol IVpoalt tbire.
Foa tUNT New plastered aix ro m
cottage, two large cioaei. pantry, city
a'ter. 10 per Month. Inquire ol
K. K. Ul lCK.
- Casper Libel, one ol Die leading fanner
' of tue Mit nrigbborbuod and a former
county coninilaeioner. met wilb a aerious
and painful accident laat riamrday. Mr.
Libel is now oratlng a tbnwber and
wild driving it dowa a it" Rad be
fell In.in the machine and a run over.
While hi conbitlon U considered a
brln seiious be ia Improving alightly
tad il he ha Bo back art should I able
lo return i hi aotk In a hort time.
YuU want to R into business. The
first ijtWIon i: bow much money have
you? I'oint your own moral. The Co
lumhia County Bank payi per cent on
Time Certificate of Ieasit.
The U.tiMueof thtTirnucrnian speaks
a follow in regard to the condition of
the log market ua the Columbia River ;
''The logging ooodition on the Co
lumbia Kiver oontiuua the strongest on
the coast. Log are acaro and muni con
tinue Urm unleaa the lumber output I
, reduced. Ljgt are bringing. 10 and 13,
to average of alaout $10.i" eicluaive of
towage. Fire baea materially reduced
the output during tba month .
St. Helen aud l'orilanl played a
fame of Aaeociation Football on the
BaeUll ground laat Sunday, which
ended in a acore ol 3 to 3. Tbi (port I
rapidly growing in popularity and a
there are a number of Old Country cliay
round here who uadentaud It from A
to Z it will probably be played all winter.
The Portland team playing here Siiuday
include tome of tlie bet player lithe
Northwest, while tba particular aur for
St. Helen wa Tommy Needbaai, wbo
ha woa fame ia a number of game for
hi akill In tbla liup. The game call for
firtt claaa alhlelic trainlug and the utinoat
till. Many people confound thi game
with the Ruby game, but there ia not
the aliKhtrit reacmblauce except In the
ime. In "Soccer" the danger ol accident
it reduced to a minimum, and a the
play ia open, it can 1 enjoyed much
more by the ipectatura.
latereat on flOO lor one year i (4.
Enough ti buy toy for the children
when Cbrlatma cornea. They have their
toys, they enj ly them, and you have
your money. IVpoalt today with the
Columbia County Itank.
Two Grt claaa reaidemce lota in St
Hlen and a good fi room plastered
huuae for only f 1000. The liewt buy in
town. Hither a an lueeatment or a buy
for a bom you can'l do better. Inquire
tThe M tat office today.
Two good rrnidenoe lot ia Ht. Helen
ad a xd five room plastered houac for
11000. The bert chance to gt a good
b-mie cheap. Inquire at The Miat olBca.
Mr. and Mra. W. B. Dlllard and
family returned laat Saturtlay from Sea
ttle, alter a couple of week spent in
enjoying the Cool aea breeze.
OTTaB kso IlRiVgR Joseph IIollalay,
Aam Kll, Newoll Ward, and Charlea
KnglUb. returned recently from a hunting
nd fishing trip to the headwater of
Rock Creek in Clatsop Ooonty. Mr.
Holladay report that flh were plentiful
but game scarce. They found an
hundtnee of heaver meaturinK forty
four inche In length.
Mr. A mo Benson and family, of St.
Johns, were automobile raiton tu St.
Helwn lait Sunday, accompanied by
Pr. aud Mra. Wood.
Letters nnclairaed at the St. Helen,
Oregon Port OtHce for the week ending
August 27th. Oryille Heater I letter,
Taul Paklevor t letter Griffith K. Jones
1 letter W. B. Reed 1 letter. Letter nn
r'aimel by Beptatnber 10th will be sent
to the Dead Letter Office.
A BAfUtn Five room plartered houe
"d two lota la St. Helena for 1000.
The Mit office.
Sheriff uri.i .!.itt iiia brother at
McMinnelUe laat week.
Mr. Matt 3bglert, of Scappooae, waa a
St. Helena vtaitor on Wednesday lt.
Mra. W. A. Harrla and MiM ndna
Harria wre yiaitora to TortUnd Ust
. ... , Klnc igKnr
voagrra wnicii wa held in Portland a
ialt wa paid to th. scent ol lheoratin.
oi ine i napruaa Timber Compauy, ol
Hcappooae, and the Timhcruian describes
it as follow; The viiilon to thecjmu of
1.. iM u. .
uie i.napnian Timler Co , Hcappooae,
ronalslel of a parly of almut eighty, a ho
were taatn in a private rar. The day wa
devoted to viewing the extensive
operation of thlt modnru plant. The
Chapman TlmUr Co. baa twelve mile
of well constructed roadbed, extending
almot to the lummlt of tba Bjappooa
mount aim on about a 2X per cent grade.
I It operatloal it uses four locoraoilvea
and 12 logging engines. The machine
hop la on of the most modern on the
Coast. Practically the enllra r. run (at en
wheel. Tba offices.lbunk bouaea. ok
bouse, commiaaary, dlningrom and the
home of Superintendent James Mo
Naughton are built on car ol extra wida
dimension The camp ia electric lighted
throughout The Chapman Timber Co .
itb other allied companies, dntiol
aboua 1U0,IM acrca of tnntjcr in the
vicinity ol Scapp Nse, and will this year!
put in about HO million leetof logs. Their
holdings exit lid into the Neh den Valley,
which can be reached on about a 5 p-
cent gade. Hie out put of this company
I dumped Into Willamette Slouli.
almut I Hin lie below Portland. At the
landing the most moilrrn facililim for
handling the logs are in us, consisting
of automatic unloader and drag a for
bucking, moit of whh b is done in the
boom. Here also arc maintained sui'aMe
quarters' fur the boom crew. The
operation of the company are pre. 1. led
over by Henry TuriUh, president ; J. P.
Ilrad.liaw, manager, and James McNauh
ton, uperiDleneent. j
Look over the new line of dry good i
that hava been added to the atick of
J. If. Wellington this week.
When you are old and gray the Co
lumbia County lltnk will pay your
wages. ,W the benk.
Every workiuguun should put by a
part of his wages for the rniny day.
Have a little rraily money when you
ueed it. Now ia the time to s'art, ami the
Columbia County Ilank is the bmk to
start with. Sin ill ilepnils welcomed.
Horn To the wife of Fred Pranu, ol
Itoullon, on Situr.lay, Augus .".tli. a
daughter.
Boys and girls school shoe at cot.
Wellington.
Mump lanl for sale. 40 acres Bear
Cla(kanie at fit) AO per acre. The Mist,
St. Helens.
A seven room hou-e and a five room
house for sale cheap. Htriclly ra dem
and both are new Don't miss this op
portunity to get a home in St. Helens at
bargain. Inquire of K. I. Williams
Home at lloulton (iood six room
bouse, two lot, barn, chicken bouse. A
bargain at f'JOO. At thi oflice.
Two lot, six room bouse, barn, chick
en bouse in tlouiiun. rnce s-.vu. ni
tba Miat office.
Foa RksT A new aix room house.
Columbia Co. Bank
Horsk Fob SaLK Light and heavy
orses for aile at the Scappooae Livery
Stable.
Stbavkd oa SToLKN On July Hth
IK10. One bird dog, one year old. smooth
air. dark brown iu color, t-'i 00 will be
paid to anyone wbo will return bim to
A. U. L i 13
Cbxam SKrABAToa SaI.K I)e Laval.
In first clas condition, cbenp. capacity
RU) pound. Inquire U.S. Ppin, St.
Helen.
If you dont buy Dcvoe Taints, you
dont get the best. A complete line at
Oerde. Oasis Park.
H. I. Williams ha iaken a contract to
build 'IJ7 leet of cement sidewalk on the
weat fide ol Columbia Street. Tin woe-
walk will extend all the way liom
CoaliU Street M St. Helens Street, and
Is a fair illustration of the improvement
tbat is being made In every line in the
good old town.
Mr. Ilorold Rosa lias entered Into a
contract to teach acliooi mine unu
back ol Coble.
SKaviCM AT Hot'LTOM M. E. Clll'Cll.
Sunday achool 10a III. l-reacnmn bic.j
second and fourth Sunday at 11 a m.
prayer meeting every Thursday evening
7 ... n Tat. ....BAB
at 8p.m. Ernest i. nmiwi, ".
Taxkm Ur At my premise at ueer
Island, on or about July 20'.h. 1010. ore
1 iVll AKH.ld
bay borae. weighing anoui u h""
Owner can have the same by payi"K "
nense and cot of advertising.
.....tt.u nt 1VP
4t hJ w".wa
o....it tr-t rA land For Sale Five.
en. fifteen or twenty acres, ah goo.
fertile land and easy to clear. About
two mile from lloulton. Watered by a
stream tbat never goes dry. School one
quarter of a mile from the place. Mail
route and cream wagon pwc. ... , j
Inquire of Wm . Skuiie, Houlton, Oregon
rM-. nn and creasing of ladle and
-entlemen's clothes done at the St.
Helens Steam Laundry. Bend goad. Mr
drop postal to Mr. L. Boyd. tn.,tf
Forty acres of stump land near
kanle for aale at 110.50 an acre. Dr
gain. The Miat OOice. St. Helen.
Teams wanted to haul lumlier to Rainier.
WELLS A LASER LUMBER Co.
Foa SAUK-Three Inch Studebaker
wagon In gjod condition Nearly new
oweCreani Separator 500 gallon capacity .
v, i - tutur incubator, 120 eifg ca-
SS. Various other item, too numerous
to mention, inquire
Deer Island, Ore
Fo St-Kxtra fine Italian prune,
at Wm. Skuile's. V,i P" PunJ:
Phone lUchclor Flat line or drop a card
to Warren.
Hay rM 'o SALK-Cood a new
. ICUSSKUZIE Warren, Oregon.
Fo 8AtK-A good Smith-Premier
A harsaln. Columbia
Abstract Co.
orit to I.KaSK First
..d:. rancn.' Inquire at the Mist
ec.
SIXTEEN OUT OF TWENTY
Iiespite the fact thai a driving ruin
Ml almost un to the tiins when the
gnme slaried quite a liumlmr of the
loyal fan went nut to the lull ground
to aea the locals a Id the Clatxkanie nil e
to their long string of victims And tba
lew iHiihful were well retarded for
braving the bail weaibrr, at they raw
one of the cleanest game played here
Ibi year. The visitors mere weakened
on account of Raymond Bryant not be
ing in tba game, a be I undoubtedly a
good pitcher, but Klliolt of Cathlan.rt
pitched a goo! game lor them and held
tU boy down to seven hit, of which
I'rrry Austin got thrne.
There Wa nothing doing for Clatakanie
for the first two innings, while in St
llelei t half of the rrcond the boys
Cinched the game by annexing lour runs.
Clatakanie securid their first one In the
third and their lnt one in thi eliililb.
A 11 r in the filth and nrwlher ace in
the sixh made up St. Helen total of
even.
I'eter Brakke wa the llehling kid in
thia particular eiigaueruent. and the
way he peared the hot one around
third was a caut on. Atl-tin was all
lirkled to death at getting a nice Hiring
of put ouls and i. ever an eiror ami the
way he nil the ball in the fare was a joy
loee Hin C. Hie Iiruliot w is as usual
ilia beio f ti e dny, gnulug an even
dozen atrikeo'itsanb holding tf-e visitors
lo four hiis. The errors mark, d attaint!
Ihiptii were on plays that were bard lo
liamlle, aa Him little shortstop U not
letting ai ytlilng go by lh.it can be
l:nn lle.l
ST. HKI.KNS
AM
.4
. .4
..4
.4
.2
.4
. :
..1
. 4
.2
II K)
3 7
1 2
Austin, Hi
l"pui, s
Owens, ll
Ihubot, p . .
I. nas, I'll ...
II. d:agii,cf .
I'e i. bioke, c
Morton, rf
Brakke, ah .
l' riy, ri
0
2
I
0
13
I
0
1
Tot ill 32 7
t'LATSKANIK
7 27 7 3
Klliott, p .
Jac kson, s
Barney, C . .
Vtln,:ib
hi son, 2b .
Ilyat.rl ..
Vim, cl
Johnson, li . .
CunyT, lb
Total 32
SUMMARY
2 4 24 12
Struck out by 1'iuhot 12, Elliott 7.
BiistM ou l Us, off Druliot 3, Klliott 0.
Two base hita Owens, Austin. Three base
hits Austin. Stolen bnsej Austin, iHiptlis,
Ditihot, Barney. Lefi on bse St. Helen
8, Clat-kanie !) Base bill ou" Druhut 4,
... t : r . t,.,.t
on t..o,i u.p..e j
Crabber, Barney.
With the whole ii field working like a
cl.nk.and tbeoutG I I taking .hem ff I
the lop of the fence v. itb either hand the
chance of our rival to get aaay with
the best team ou the river daily grow
more slim. And the whole nine can
certsiuly hit.
Mn iager Sutherland i- talking of re
sikniux his Job ns uiann,' r of the St.
Helens b ball team We hope be
will reconsider. There Is in'body elfe in
the town so well qualified lo do it. But
very little w rangling or disagreement
has been indulged in by ilie boys since
Clyde took charge.
The St Helens "Midgets," under the
able leadership of Capt. Spud Wellington, I
defeated the l.ottville "Pigmies" In a
fast game of ball last Saturday, 15;to 12
And Spud say the game wasn't 'air, as
the vanquitthed team had ix player to
five of the victor.
School opens the 12th. Get the boy a
pair of our school shoes. Closing them
out at cost. Wellington.
I want to borrow $1100 on real estat
worth t000 at Warren. Oregon.
O.J. ISRAELSON.
Warren, Oregon.
I Savtimh Jair atti up tarUl
EXPOSITION!
I Opening Fair
September
ft tritt i.L Miifclti tmL
HUlifctV tAtUL list? L UiUL
F. B. Holbrook Co.
ROOn 1, Worcester BIdg. Portland, Oregon p
Will use this I space for ex
ploiting a tract of Colum
bia County land : : :
4
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POLITICAL ADS
County Surveyor
The undersigned herewith begi t
announce lite candinacy for the n. m'
nation lo the ollice of Count Surveyor,
(ubject o the endowment of the Ke-
Subiican voter at the primary election to
e held hejitemper 24th, 111 11). To secuie
better roads ami more permanent e n
cruciion tluoogbout the County I ibe
fundamental object in my K eking thi
nomination.
ORRIN BACKCS, Civil Engineer.
Rainier, Ore; 01
For County Commissioner
Four Year Term
I l.erel.y annoimcf mvalf as a candi
date for the Republican nomination for
the olllre of County Coiiiiniaioner (four
yeara term) subject lo the decision ol
the Republican ioirnt the piimary
rlectiou lo I held ei-w. r 24. 11I1U.
II. R. DIBBLEK,
itrtin cr, Or. ;on
For Sheriff
I hereby ani oiin e iium-K na n (-audi-(l
ite f. r It e oRict i f sheriff of Columbia
C luntv. subj'Ct lo the It doisement ol
the Republican Vol r nt the piiimry
noiiiiniitin election to l e I eld on the
24th riny ol S- teinher. 11)10.
E.J. MILLS,
Clntekanie, Oregon.
For County Commissioner
Two Yeara Term
I hereby announce mvt-elf as a caioli
dnte for the Kepublican non i m inn I ir
the ulliice ol County Commissioner, to
lill the unexpited liiilnnce of two year
of the term for which S. C. Tichenor
was eh cteil. Subject lo decision f the
llepnliliian voter nt the ptiuu.iry
election Septemlwr 24th.
W. K. TICHENOR,
For Sheriff
I hereby announce myself nt a candi
date for the iflice of Sheriff, subject to
the eiihorsemelit of the Republican
voters ol Columbia County, Oregon, nt
the primary nominating election to l
held on the 24th day of September, 11)10.
MAKIIM WHITE,
For County Clerk.
I herahy announce mycelf as a can di
late for the ollice of County Clerk of
Columbia County, Oregon, subject to
the iii'lorseiuent of the Republican vot
ers of this county at the primary elec
tion to lie held September 24th, 11)10.
II. fc. LA UAtih.
For County Commissioner
I hereby announce my ell as a randi
dnte for the Republican noininati n for
County Commissioner, of Columbia
County, snbject to the decision nf the
Republican voters at the direct primary
election.
JOHN FARR,
Warren, Oregon.
For County Commissioner
! heleby announce mylf a candidate
for the ollice of County Commissioner,
to succeed mvself, subject to the action
of the Republican voters at the direct
H. WEST,
Scappoose, Oregon.
For County Clerk
I hereby announce myelf a a candi
date for the ollice of County Clerk, uli
lect to the indorsement of the Repu bl ican
voter of this county at the primary
nominating election to lie held ou the
24th day of September, 11U0.
W. A. HARRIS.
A. B. LAKE
Republican
Is a Candidate for Sheriff of Columbia
County, Otegon
Primary Saptembar 24th
CHAS. D. WHITE
Candidate for the Republican Nomina'
for Treasurer of Columbia
County, Oregon.
HOULTON, OREGON
Season 1910I
5th to 10th
littih
AMi .Aiii...ii iit,M
Notice of Sheriff's Sal.
Ia the Circuit Court of the Stale of Or
egon, for the County of Columbia :
Jauiee Peterson, plaintiff, vs. Leatcr L.
Moffett, Susie Modett, Paul Ueiiler
and Werner Dorres, defendant.
Notice ia hereby given tbat by virtue
of an execution, judgment, order and
decree, issued out of the above-entitled
court, lo me directed, dated the 2nd day
ol August, 1U10, under aud in pursuance
of a judgment and decree made and en
tered In said court on the lllh day ol
April, 11)10, In a su.t wherein Jmes I'e
teraon, plaintiff, lecovered jmlymenl
aiiainat the above-named defendants,
Lester L. Moffett and Susie Moffett, for
iha sum of l.3o, with lmeiet at 8
inr c ut per annum from th lltli day
of April, 1W0, and the fmtber anui ol
100 as attorney's fee, and the sum ol
$17.40 as costs and disbursements, it was
further adjudged and decreed that the
above-named defendant, Paul Giler
and Werner Dorrea, by their cross com
plaint, recover from the above-named
defendants Lester L. Moffett and Susie
Moffett the sum of $337.46, with interest
at 7 per cent per annnm from the said
lllh day of April, 11)10, and the farther
sum of 75.00 as attorney 'a fee, and the
fuithar sum of $8.00 aa costs and dis
bursements, requiring me to make sale
of the following described real proper
ty ; to-wit:
All of the sontheast quarter of the
northeast Quarter (se'i ol neV ) and the
south ten acres of the northeast quarter
(nt'i) of toe northeast quarter ine'i)
of section eight (8), township five (5)
north, range two (2) west of the Wil
lamette meridian, situate in Columbia
Countv, Oiegon, subject, however, to all
right in and to the aaw timber thereon
vested in James Peterson by virtue of
two certain warranty deeds, one bearing
date the 27th day of July, 1906. recorded
on the first day of August. 1906, in book
7 of dm-ds, at page 90, ol tne records oi
said Columbia County, Oregon, and the
other of said deeds bearing date the
12fh day of December, 1900, lecorded
on tne lotli day oi uecemoer, iuix, in
book 7 of deeds, at page 387, of the rec
ord of said county, subject also to a
right of way over aud acrosa said prem
ises, conveyed by deed recorded in book
12 of deeds at page 18 of the records of
aid Columbia County, Oregon.
Now. therefore. I will, on Saturday,
the 3d day of September, 1910, at the
Irout doo.- of the county court bouse in
the city of St. Helens, Columbia Coun
ty, Oregon, at the hour of 10 o'clock in
the forenoon of said day, sell at public
auction, to the highest bidder for cash,
a'l the right, title and interest which the
above named defendant, or any of
them, on the 8lh day of July, 1901, or at
any lime since, have held or owned in
and to the above described real proper
ty, and apply the proceeds, sfter deduct
ine the o-ts of this writ, first to the
judgment of the plaintiff, James Peter
son, amounting to Jl-ira.o, wuninicr-
esa at 8 per cent. per annum Irom April
lllh, 19IU, and tne tnrtiier sum oi iuu
as attorney fees, and the further sum 01
$17.4) as coef; anu, teconu, tne over
plus, if any, be applied to the judg
ment 01 tne HUOve nameu ueienuams
nnd cross complainants, Paul Geisler
and Werner llorres, amounting to
$337.45, with interest at 7 pef
per annum from the said lllh day of
April, 1910, and tl e further sum of
o.UO ss attorneys' lee, ana tne lurmer
urn of $8.90, costs and disbursements;
snd, third, the overplus, if any there re
mains, be paid to the defendants Lester
L. Wonetl anu eusie ainueu, as iiieir
tetpective interest therein niy appear.
A1AK11.1 HUE.,
Sheriff of Columbia County, Oregon.
Date ol flrot publication, Aug. 5, 1910.
Date of last publication Sept. 2, 1910.
Summon
in the Circuit Court of the Bute of Oreiou lor
the coiinir oi uoiniuuia
Bay K. Watt. Plaintiff, vs. V. I. McCansland,
Defendant:
in.t.. At tK. At Orpvntl- roil are
hereby required to appear and answer the rom-
plMlnt niea Nutni you in ma
mit within ix weeks from Ihe time of the tint
nublientiiMi of thin summons; sml If oti fall to
o iii.vt'r the -iniliint, the nlaiutilf will ap
ply to the court for tne relief deniamli-l there
in to-wit: That It b ailjuilcwl sud decreed that
it.. ..i.i iiMfn.Unt hus uo estate or interest
whatever In or to snd that hs forever en
joined snd debarred from asset-tint: any elann
whatever iu or to the premises hereluaiter de
serilied adverse to this pluiutul, aud that the
title of the plaintiff" to unlit premises is good
i .-..ii. i n.t r.,p siii'li other relief as the
court shall deem sereeab'e to equity, and for
her costs of suit. The premises hereby affected
. .i..riKA.i n follow: Heirluninir at a point
in the North line of Section 13, Township
North. Ransje 1 West ol the Willamette
Meridian, In said Columbia County. Htate of
Oresron, whleo point is H rods Kast from the
Northwest corner of ssid Section 13, thence
!omh 40 rod; thence East parallel with the
Norm line of said Seetlon IS to the Columbia
Hirer: tliem-e following the meanders pi sMd
said river down stream to the north line of
said Session 18: theneewestou the north llueof
said Section M to the place of beitinnips. to
aether with all tide lands adjolniaa said pro
perty. !xv and eieeptlna from said pro-
r rty. Lou i. s. S and 6 in Blo. lt 4, and Lou 1. 2.
and 4 Iu Bloeks 7, , and 10 of the Town of
Reuben as per the recorded plat thereof, and
save and excepting a tract of land deeded lo
liiir Smiih an.l Emey Smith by i.J. Jaipiish
un.Vr date of November 1st, 1900, described as
bcirlnnliiK at the Northwest corner ol Bl a
nuinlwred 10 In ihe Town of Reuben; tlicix-e
niuning North 170 feet to the North line of sec
tion 13: thenvo east on Section line 170 feet;
theiu-a Soulh 170 leet: thence V.e.1 170 faet lothe
tilsoe or Dev'llllllna. anil aim. r-e'iu ""'e V"
ami 100 fe't In ritth running In a Northerly
ami Southerly dliwtlon acras said land ami
which Is now orriiiiHt as a rlaht-ol-wav ly
... K.iiii..n p..iff.. HhiIwkv Comnanv. This
i- . i. .,t.tial.Ai4 ff..p . ru'rirvl of six
snmimru. i. iu ui ...... no... .... - r- - i
weeks In th Oreinm Mist by Tlrtnc of an order
for publii allou msde by the Monoraoie jawea
Hart, tounty Judse for Columbia Coun.y.
dated July 2lh 19lrt. The dale of the flr.t
nubliratlon of this summons la Aaaiist S. W10.
loyai h. McCarthy,
Attorney for FlslntlrT.
Fenton Building, Portlund, Oregon.
Notica For Publication
Notice is hereby liven that th tiiiderslstie.1
has been sppoiired by the County fourt for
the County of Columbia, Htateof Dreaoo, Ad
nilnlstrauir of the estate of Hstile fsrloe, de
eeased. All persons hsvlna claims aaslnst ssid
estate are hereby notified lo present the same,
duly verified, to the undersigned at Ihe oflice of
Dillard A Kay, at their ollice In St Helens, Ore
tun, on 01 heloresl mouths from lha date or
the nrsl punucauon ji iiii i ,
t. n A 11 . invn,
Administrator ol tba estat ol Haul farioe,
deceased.
FOR PORTLAND DAILY
STEAMER
LeaveaSl. Helena 6:00 A. M.
Arrive at Tort land 10:30 A. M.
Leavea Portland at iM V. M.
ArrivM Bt. Helaat at 0:30 P. M
STAPLE AND FANCY
GROCERIES
TEAS AND COFFEES
Are our specialty. Gunpowder Tea at 50c and 60c.
None better for the money. English Breakfast Tea at
40c. Ceylon Tea better than Uptons at 70c. Green
Tea at 40c and 60c. Coffee in bulk at 20c, 25c and 35c
per pound. Coffee in tins at 35c or 3 pounds for $1.00.
Coffee in 3 pound tins at 85c.
Monopole and Schillings Spice3 and Baking Powder
Pure White and Olympic Flour
We carry a full line of Monopole Canned Goods. No
better goods than this line on the market.
ALL GOODS DELIVERED
C. H. JOHN & CO.
ST.HELENS,
FINE STATIONERY
For PARTICULAR People
We Are Confidentof Our
Abilily'to Please You.
NEWSLINE
From One
florae fssorfment of Post (Bards
Deming's Drug
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M wa Lk- ove a m
Iff 5HOES ik
1 fO TV Tl
m uoesMDerienceu own
w
tZA It does when it is
fl '4 That the thirty-six
y Z3 had has been applied
iv the "old fashioned"
LJ ffL stjic anu iiiiioti wa i nuiw diivvai
r bC Look in our window for the proof.
PRICES EVERYWHERE
$4.00 $4.50 $5.00
WHITE &
I NORTH
fc Queen of the
Near the Mouth of the Columbia River on the Wash. Coast
THE PLACE TO SPEND YOUR
SUMMER VACATION
Twenty Five Miles of Magnificent Beach
t 1 Level. Compact, Smooth I I
Manv thrivincr and tidv communities, deliehtful hotel, cottatre
r tpnt and camn hfe. All
r healthful, invigorating recreation of the seaside and bath-
- ine. fishinsr. clam digging,
hunting, strolls ana
i i
re wooaea
t? Reduced Rate from all
Oregon Railroad
Season Rate: From
Three Day Saturday
1 Purcrchaa tickets and make reservations at City Ticket
SS rrt a 1 J TIT . ' .
Umce, ora ana wasnmsion otoew, rurtiajiu, ur luquirts ui
p 0. R. & N. Agent elsewhere for information. -21
er WM.
FaiAiUsViAiUkUllJAillalJAit
OREGON
OF FOUNTAIN
PENS
Dollar to Five
Store st. Helens, or.
Pi I
applied in the right way.
years of experience the
correctly is attested by
wear and the new fash-
ANDERSON J
HOULTON. ORE. la
a. A il
XAaSsaN
BEACH
Northwest Resorts ;
the comtorts ol nome ana me.
beach bonfires, riding, racing,
anves inrougn piciuresqe
i ii i
neaaianus.
part of Oregon, Washington '
VIA
and Navigation Co.
Portland Round Trip, $4.00
to Monday Rate, $3.00
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McMURRAY,
Cenarm Paaaenter Af ent J
PORTLAND, ORECON J
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