Tic Oregon Mis
the Po .itnce Kt Si. Helen,
a, rec-ond-dnsa mail mutter.
Issued Evkrv Fmmv Bv
E. H. FLAGtt.
FNTOR A WD PROrRHtTO.
S'-atSCRlPTTOX KTS5
Oneyenr tl.00
Sir month. - .SO
Advertising rates made known on appll
cation. Legal notices 25 cents per line.
CiRcrrr Cooht CFKtciRs:
J. A Eakin Pisfrkt Tud
I. IT. Caimitwll Metric. Judrr
E. B. Tongue Distrtct Attorney
Coi-nty Orricui
JsniM Part, Iudir St. Helen
W. A. H.irrin, Clerk t. Helens
Martin White, Sheriff- St. Helens
V. K. Tiehmmr, Ooinm'r....Clatknie
H. Wat, t'OQ'niioeioner Scappoo-e
E. K. Quick, "lea-nrer St. Helens
U. W.l'lark, Assessor St. Helens
J. II. Collins, School Supt Ctatakanie
C. T. Presoott, Surveyor 8t. Helens
Franc Sherwood. Coroner....... Rainier
County Official
Paper
ABSOLUTE CONTROL
We have received a letter
from the Greater Oregon Home
Rule Association (the title under
which the liquor dealers and
brewers are doing: business)
asking for our advertising rates.
As the Mist will not take advertis
ing of that class the rates were
not furnished. One paragraph in
the letter, however, is worthy of
attention. It is this:
"Enclosed findcopyof Initiative
Bill No. S23. Won't you look it
over and send us an expression
of opinion? One of the hardest
tasks this Association has before
it is to force home upon the
editors of the state papers a
rea':-ation of the fact that the
liquor question must be settled.
In your community it may not be
of i.v.ch moment," but elsewhere
SISTERS INSANE
Chriatin and Eliiabeth Oleon, of FUh
bawh. Sent to Stat Aayhua
Sheriff Martin White and Dep
uty Sutherland wenttoFishhawk
last Wednesday to bring Christine
and Elizabeth Olson to St. Helens
for examination on a charge of
insanity. On arriving at the
home of their father, Ole Olson,
the sheriff and deputy found that
they would have their hands full
until they could turn their charges
over to the State officials. Chris
tine, the elder of the two, was
very violent, and had been
strapped to her bed for several
days. About a year ago she had
a spell similar to the one she is
now suffering from and it is
thought that treatment at Salem
will restore her to a normal state
of mind. The younger of the
girls. Eiizabeth. is more rationa
in her behavior, but nearly hope
lessly insane. The officers and
their charges came to St. Helens
on the evening train and spent
the night at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs. White.
The examination was held at
the Court House Thursday morn
ing before Judge Dart, both Doc
tors Rose and Cliff taking part in
it There was no question as to
the tnrls insanity and they were
committed to the asylum. The
State attendants came down on
the train Thursday and the girls
were removed from the care of
the local officers
JUGGLEDBY BRUIN
A Boy's Remarkable Adventure
With a Pet Bear.
WHIRLED ABOUT LIKE A TOY.
AtW th Unlqua Parfermana Waa
Ovar Savanty-aU Stitohaa In the
Lad'a Scalp and Rella f Curgiaal
Plaster an Hie Shin 8vd Hia Life.
it is u:id tin;
ing for the
which--will
muni Ly in
i association is stnv
passage of this act
give to every com
the state absolute
control ci the problem. Ihis is
a frank statement by the liquor
dealers association, and it is up to
the people of Oregon to say
whether they want every' in
corporated town to have absolute
control of the liquor problem.
To s?y that the people living out
side of a town hava no right to a
voice as to the manner in which
the liquor business or any other
business is conducted in the town
is nonsense. The State passe3
laws regulating, controlling, and
prohibiting many kinds of
business which are just as much
the exclusive affair of the city as
.is the liquor business. It tells
how food products shall be sold
and penalizes any who violate the
law. It prohibits gamebling,
opium smoking, etc. It insists
that the cities must have a pure
water supply both for their in
habitants and for the stranger
within their gates. An orchard
within the city limits is. subject
to State laws, and to prevent the
spread of fruit pests into the
surrounding county it can be cut
down and burned by order of the
State's officials, and no one
except some old mossback who
believes he ha3 a "right to
regulate his own affairs" would
think of claiming that this is an
infringement of the right of
local self government. The liquor
traffic in the cities affects the
county and the State and very
few are willing to argue that it
has a good effect. Does it promote
intelligence? Does it decrease
crime?Dc,es it makehappy homes?
Are not the people of the State
outsiJt? of the cities interested
in the-ie questions?
The liquor trafHc in the cities
hr.3 too much power as the law
btanl-. Puss the amendment the
Home Rule Association asks for
and the liquor dealers and
brevv-;rs will absolutely control
the c.Uea and through them it
will control the Stato.
Voce 32'J X No.
elude diamonds, jewlery, laces,
embroideries, furs. feathers,
beads, perfumery, cigars, tobacco,
wines, liquors, automobiles, art
works, decorated china, bisque,
musical instruments, toys, or
chids, and palms.
In 1900 we imported diamonds
valued at $14,200,000, and in 1910
$47,800,000. The importations of
cigars and tobaccos in 1910 were
150 per cent greater than in 1900.
Laces and embroideries in 1910
were valued at $36,800,000; furs
and skins at $26,600,000; spirits
and other formented liquors,
$23,400,000; artworks, $21,100,
000, although ten years ago such
goods amounted to only $2,600,
000; feathers $12,000,000, not
withstanding the efforts of the
Audubon Society. It may be sur
paising to most people that im
ported toys weae vrlued at $6,
600,000, and that chicle, of which
chewing gum is made, at $2,500,
000. Automobiles imports were
worth $3,800,000. Ten years ago
there were none, and in 1907
they were $4,800,000. Perfumes
worth $1,200,000 and orchids to
the same amount, were among
the imports.
LOCAL RESOURCES
IMPORTATION OF
LUXURIES
"G'vo me the luxuries of life,"
said Mark Twain, "and I care
not v. ho gt'ts the necessaries."
In that he seems to have hit
the ky note for the American
people. Our importations of
luxuries during 1910 exceeded in
value similar importations for
any previous year. The valuation
placed upon , articles classed as
luxuries in 1910 by the Depart
ment of Commerce and Labor
was .V230,000,000. "Luxuries,"
according to this authority, in-
The Governors of a number of
Western States, including the
pocket bnrroughs, insist that the
public domain within those states
should be considered a local re
source and subject to state in
stead of national control. For
some reason they do not argue
that the Columbia river belongs
to the states of Washington and
Oregon, or that the proceeds
from these "local resources"
should be devoted to the im
provement of our "local" rivers
and harbors. They are perfectly
willing the revenues of the
general government derived from
taxation of all it3 citizens, should
be applied to the betterment of
waterways and harbors which,
under the old doctrines of State
rights were considered local. The
old doctrine is invoked only in
part by those latter day states
I right3 advocates. They are will
j ing to take but not to give. The
United States Government owns
the public domain, no matter in
what States it may be located,
and all the people have an in
terest in it. To permit that in
terest to be at the mercy of State
officials would be to invite a re
petition of the history of the
school sections in Oregon, and
mean the sacrifice of the States
Itest interests to corporations and
speculators.
With a new water system near
ing completion, several hnndred
feet of concrete walk being put
in, a new city hall going up, resi
dences being constructed all over
town, the population increasing
every day, and the ball team
claiming the championship of the
State it can hardly be said that
the boom in St. Helens has come
to an end. And we don't see any
real good reason why it should
come to an end. There will be
more improvement in the town in
the near future nven than in the;
past few years.
Ben waa pet black bear (our yearn
old and as good natural and friendly
as it his ancestor bad oeTer bad bad
reputations. There la only one occa
sion on record, says bis owner, Mr.
William H. lYri-nt, In his blojrapby
of Ben in "Black Bear," when aren to
appearance did Ben mUbebar bin
alt.
The circumstances being examined.
however, the animal came off with his
rood name virtually untouched. Ben
had been left In bla abed a usual.
Later in the day crowd waa een
bout the door. I hurried borne to
find moat of the women of the neigh'
borbood wringing their banda and call
ing down all kinds of trouble on my
bead.
At first I could mak neither bead
nor tall of the clamor, but anally gath
ered that that bloodthirsty, savage
and unspeakable bear of mine had
killed boy, and upon asking to see the
victim 1 was told that the remains
had been taken to neighbor' bona
and doctor aummoned.
Thla waa pretty serious sew; but,
knowing that whatever bad happened
Ben bad not taken the offensive with
out ample cause, I unchained him and
put him In the cellar of my bouse, well
out of harm way, before looking fur
ther Into the matter. Then I went
over to the temporary morgue and
found the corpse It waa one of the
TJrlln boys sitting up on the kitchen
floor, holding a sort of Impromptu re
ception and, with the exception of
Ben, the least excited of any one con
earned.
I could not help admiring tbe young-
iter pluck, for be waa an awful eight
From hia feet to bl knees bla lega
were lacerated, and his clothing waa
torn to abreda, and tbe top of bla bead
redder by far than ever nature bad
Intended waa covered with blood. As
soon aa I laid eye on him I guessed
what had happened.
It developed that tbe two TJrlln boys
had broken open the door of the abed
and gone In to wrestle with the bear.
Ben waa willing, as be always waa,
and a lively match was soon on.
whereupon, seeing that the bear did
not barm tbe two already In the room,
another of the boys joined In tbe scuf
fle. Then on of them got on the
bear's back.
This was a new one on Ben, but he
took kindly to tbe Idea and waa soon
galloping round tbe little room with
his rider. Then another boy climbed
on, and Ben carried the two of them
t the same mad puce. Then the third
boy got aboard, and round they all
went, much to tbe delight of them
selves and their cheering audience In
the doorway.
But even Ben's muscle of steel bad
their limit of endurance, and after a
few circle of tbe room with tbe three
rider be suddenly stopped and rolled
over on bis back.
And now an amazing thing happen
ed. Of tbe three boya suddenly tum
bled belter skelter from tbelr seats on
happened to fall upon the upturned
jaw of tbe Lear, and Ben, who for
years bad juggled rope balls, cord
sticks and miniature logs, Instantly
undertook to glv an exhibition with
hi new implement
Gathering tbe badly frightened boy
Into position, the bear set him whirl
ing. His clothing from his shoe tops
to bla knees was soon ripped to abreda
and bis legs torn and bleeding. Ills
scalp was lacerated by tbe sharp claw
until tbe blood came, til cries rose
to shrieks and sank again to moans.
But the bear, unmoved, kept up the
perfect rhythm of bis stroke.
Finally tbe terrified lookers-on in the
doorway, realizing that something bad
to be done If tbelr leader was not to
be twirled to death before their eyes,
tore rail from the fence and with
few pokes in Ben' side Induced him
to drop tbe boy, who waa then dragged
out apparently more dead than alive.
Tho doctor took seventy-six stltcbe
In tbe lad's scalp and put roll of sur
gical plaster on bla shins. So aquar
and true bad Ben juggled blm that not
scratch was found on hi face or on
any part of bis body between tbe top
of his bead and bis knees. He even
tually came out of the hospital no
worse for bis ordeal, but I doubt If be
ver again undertook to ride bear.
WIGS AMD CEARDS.
Bordered on th Crow- , In England
In Quean Am., s Tims.
At the rvur.nlm w-, begun to be
more genorullj wniu i : i,l lu Queeu
Anne's reigu llx'.t u-riime tbe most
costly Item of '''!'' wardrobes.
Sir Richard Sin-I. '.- lull buttoued
black wig" cum o.i guineas (about
$235), and the f i li 1 n Ixvamo so cum
brous that Collcy C'ililK-r when play-.
Ing "The Fool vt r'iiM..u" to satirise
the styles Introduced a wig of flax so
large that it ;n bruu.U ou tbe atage
In a sedan chair. As a matter of fact
the atageconcb Hues were compelled to
restrict the length of wig boxes to
three feet
Johu Taylor, one of the Engllaa mi
nor poets, thus depict the beards of
bla day:
Bom seem as they wore starchotl and
flno,
Like to tho bristle of an entry awlne.
And somo, to st their lova's dealra on
Ar cut and pruned Ilk a quick sat
hedge;
em Ilka a spado, some Ilka a fork, soma
square.
Soma round, soma mowed Ilk stubblo.
soma qulta bar.
Soma sharp stllatto fashioned. daiar-
llko
That mar In whispering a man's out
pyka;
Bom Ilka a hammer cut or Roman T;
rhao beards extravagant reformed must
ba:
Bom with 4b quadrato, soma triangle
fa h Ion,
Bom circular, soma oval In translation;
Bom perpendicular In longitude.
Bom Ilka a thicket for their crassitude:
Thus height, depth, breadth, triform.
square, oval, round.
And rule geometrical In beards abound.
National Magaslne.
MVCaualeiid, I
COLONIAL VIRGINIA.
Th
Haughty Plantar Wr Fire
Foe of Royal Tyranny.
In no part of tbe world were social
distinctions more rigidly tied nod than
In colonial Virginia. Tbe founders of
that colony stepped from tbe brilliant
court of Ullznbetb Into tho forests ot
Virginia. Tbe lord-prapriotor trans
ported to bis estate a UMle army of
gentlemen and indentured servants,
and afterward came the negro slave.
Each formed a clasa apart from the
others, and utmost at once there was
created a quasi system of aristocracy.
Tbe proprietor obligated himself to
protect bis tenant from tbe Indiana.
Tbey in turn agreed to follow blm to
battle, precisely tbe system inaugural
ed by William tbe Conqueror for the
military defense of bis realm. LI is en
vironment naturally bred certain ban-
its of command, fostered a capuclty for
directing the efforts of others and im
posed a sense of responsibility upon
tbe planter for tbe Uvea that were In
bla keeping.
Above all else tbe planter jealously
guarded bis rights as an English free
man. When liberty languished In Eng
land the Virginian sturdily resisted ev
ery aggression of royal tyrants. One
husband, one wife, one home, one king.
one God this was tbe planter's creed.
But be reserved tbe right to renounce
monarch who violated the ancient
compact between king and people. No
other people numerically as unimpor
tant as tbat group of Virginia settlers
has given to humanity so inuny states
men, soldiers, orators, patriots and phi
losophers. Everybody's Magazine.
How 8h Won Out
"Oh, George," sbe cried In perplexed
tones, "I'm afraid we must part"
"Parti Why must we part, dear?" be
echoed.
"On account of father," abe replied.
"He fears we would be mlsmoted. We
are so very different, be say."
"In what way are w o different?"
be asked, with a iliow of dignity.
"Well, father Buys I am of such a
ready and willing disposition, while
you seem so so backward, so reluc
tant and hesitating, so so loath to
come to the tbe point, don't you
know."
"lie does, does be?" blustered George,
bracing up, and tbe very next after
noon sbe was showing her girl friends
bow stunning It looked on the third
Anger of her left band. Boston Herald.
yes, we
- .
9,. 1910.
Summons
lu the Circuit Court of the Slate ol Orraou for
the county 01 oiuuuu i
Bay Walla, I'lalnlifl. v.. V
' lu..n.l..l
i.. i ,.. ,i.. n i km Mute of OriHtiin: yi are I
k...i.. 1 1. nittutr ami auwrr the cob
pUlnl lllfd Mutual oa lii the MMre ntHId
nil within l wrrU (mm Ilia tlm if n rj, I
r.iihll..il.i ( thla nmmcma: ami If ton tall lu
an auawar th l ompUlul. Ilieulaliill will ai-
r.ly to the rourlfor tn rllfl demanded lhr
ii to-wtt; That It t-a edjudied and decreed that
the ald defendant haa tin eaiate r lule-Ml
whatever In or to and ihat ha he forever n-
lolne.1 and di-lwrrnt from .rllnir any nam i
.k.i....ln,i.iih1.nMiniiM harelltafter d- I
wrilwd advene to thla i.Ulntllt. and thai the I
III I of the lalntl7 lo aald prt-Blla" IS eoo
ami valid, and for am h other relief aa the
eourt ahall .l-n aareeau'e lo eitty. and for
her coat, of an It the nremlaea herehv aSVoled
.iu..ik.i f..n.,ttt. M..lnnln at a tMdnl I
in the North line of Mecllou la. Townhl
North. Haute if of Ihe Willamette
Meridian. In aald foliinil.U I'nnnlr. Male of I
Oreaon. which point la T rode kaai from Ihe
Northwe-t enrner of aaid (Wtlon la. thence
South ! roda: Ihenne Kl parallel with Ihe I
Nortn line of aald Hoi-tlon ts lo me t oininuia
uivar-thit.a lollowtii the meanden of aald
aald river down aireain lo the uorth Hue of I
aald Seotlon IS: theuce wealou Ihe north line of I
aald Hocllon 1 loth place of henllillins. 10
sdher with all tide lamla adjolnlna aald pro
perly. ave and eiceptlna from aald pro
irl, I .,!.' t A ,n.l I III HlorkS. ami Uila I. V.
and 4 In Mock 7, s, and 111 of Ihe town of
KeuU'n aa per the recorded plai thereof, and I
tare and eiceutllie a Iracl of land deeded lo I
miv Miullh ami Ktnev Minllll hv II I. laolllah
under dale of Novemher lat, lM, daerllie. aa I
heirlun'lic at the Northwet corner o( Bl.n l I
iiiinilMrt-d 10 lu the Town of Heuhen: thence
rniiiiliiuJSorth 170 feel to I he North llneol sec
tlon l;l: thence eaat on Writ Ion He ITO feet;
theure South ITU feet; thence Waal 170 feel In Ihe
nlare of bcuttitlttiK. and alao exceutln aatrip nt
land liu feet In wldili run ii I ue In a Northerly
and Southerly dlrM llon avruaa aald land and
which la nuw occupied aa a rlht-of-wav l.v
Ihe Northern PaolrTu Hailwny Company. Thla
iiimmona la lo ba miMUhcd for a pe'lod of all
weeka In the Oregon Mlat by virtue of an order I
for Vliultoallon Blade by th Honorable Jam.
Mart, t'enntv Juden for Columbia Colin. y.
dated July Mlh In 10. The dale of th nr.1
publication of thla anmmona la Annual .V 110. I
LOYAL H M' AKTHV.
Attorney lor Plaintiff
Fenton Htilldlns, rortiand. (ircuiui.
STAPLE AND FANCY
GIROCERIES
TEAS AND COFFEES
Are our specialty. Gunpowder Te at 60c and GO
None better for the money. EnfflUh Breakfast Te
40c. Ceylon Tea better than Liptona at 70c r.nJL
Tea at 40c and 60c. Coffee In bulk at 20c. 25c and 3&
per pound. Coffee in tins at 35c or S pounds for tl rn
Coffee in 3 pound tins at 85c.
Monopole and Schillinga Spices and Baking Powder
Pure White and Olympic Flour
We carry a full line of Monopole Canned Goods,
better Roods than this line on the market
No
ALL GOODS DELIVERED
C. H. JOHN & CO.
ST. HELENS, OREGON
Notice Te Creditor.
Notice I. her.iby (Iren Ihat tbe iindenlitned
wai, on the Ith day of Auruat. lulu, duly ap
pointed adtniulatralrli or the ealaie of lieora
W. Ilonnliton, ileceaaed. br II-. r.otuir t'nurl
of Ihe mImI of tlrtm Inr f'nlumhl f'oulllv.
and all iiereona havtnir rlalina auatnal aald I
eaiate are hereby reoulred lo un-ent them.
duly verified accordiiit to law. Hlthln all I
in.inlha from the dale of thla n nice, to the
admlmatratrli at IbeolMce ol the County Clerk
In Ihe Court llo..ae at M lli-l-ua. Columbia
I'oiiuty. Orcgou. Hale. I thla 171b day of Annual,
kl.l.A t. HOUiiHTIlN.
Aduiiiitalrairl.
loyal ii. McCarthy,
Penton Ride.. Portland, tirevon.
Attorney lor A.linlnl.iratrU
iiate ot nrt publication, aukhh tn, i-mo
Pate of laa; publication, nepu-tnher, U. If 10.
Notice For Publication
Notice la hereby given that the utidenltnicd
nu oecu aMMtin'eo tv the count t unrt lor
the County of Columbia. Huieof Orf-eoti, A1-
mltilKtrntor of tbe eaoile of Ifnltle I'anloe, le-
ceajM-d. All pen-on having clalma aealnal aald
elate are hereby uollnco to urcent tbe aatna.
duly verltled. to Ihe llndrnoitue-t at tbe office of I
Dl'.laril ii llav. at the'r olh.-e In SI Helena, tire
iron, fn 01 tiefore at month from the dale of
tbe ttrM publlentlon of thla nonce
CIIAKI.K II CIIH K.
Adniiuttrator of the ealaie of Haiti Carlo.
deceaaed.
ELECTR1
Fixtures.
Colombia Electric Wort
Summon
In the Circuit Court of the Xlale of OrenO, fur
me i ounty ol Columbia
Sol Bernl. e Thiiradale, I'lailitlfT, va. Arthur I
IhunalHie. IH-fendant.
To Arhur TburaiUle. Defendant:
in the name til tbe Male of llreeon. toil ar I
hereby required to ani.ear and anawer the
il.lilKlllt tiled aaalliat vim In the above en
lltled came on or before the llth ditv of frn
lenilier. I'JIO: and von are hereby notified that
If you fall to apfiear wllblu aald lime, the
PlatnllfT tor want thereof will ai.i.lv to the
onri ior ine roller iiemninl-l in her i
complaint on tile herein. Thla auminona la
aerveii upon you by pabllcailou thereof In Th
Oregon Mi.!, a Hceklv newanair of een.ral I
circulation puillhel at HI. Helena. Oregon.
piirauahl to ail order of the Honorable J'.tdire I
Kakln. dulv lliaile ami elllert-,1 ou Ihe nth rlav I
oi jiiiv, i nn i ne oate of the firaf publication
of I ma aummona la Ailguat A, lylo; The lull
puiiiiiatlou win L Septrmlier In. I'JIO
COI.LIKH ,t CIll.l.lKR,
Attorney, lor Plaintiff
3
One
HAY
Ragiatration of Land Till.
n tbe Circuit Court of the hum of Oregon, lor
the County of Columbia. tfl
lu the mutter of the application of Mil liard Col J
and Annie Cog lo rpgt.lwr Ihe till lo ln.
numbered On. Two, Three and Knur In Block 1 IJ
numbered Eleven. In tbe city o,' hi. Ilelenv B "
Columbia County. Oregon. Vemia all whom II
may conrero, Defendant.
APN.ICATtOS No. U
ToAllWhoh it Mty f:.ii ran:
lake nolioe, that on Ihe .V (lav of A'lgu.t
D I'.HU au Mbolicalloii wiia hied hv aaift I
Klchurd Col a U.I Annie Col. In tbe Circuit
court ot t miluihla County for lulllal reglalra-
tlon ol the title lo Ihe land above deaerlurd.
ow liule'a you aiH-nr on or before lb lat
Hay of October A. I). ItilO and abow can why
n. n ain.in aii.in null not tie grant.!, the m.
will be taken a eoufeaaed and a decree will be
cmeren ax-onllng to the braver of the an-
plication and you will I foraver barred from
ainputing the aame.
W. A. IfAHKIrt Clerk.
M. K UILLER Applicant Attorney.
Notice of Final SottUmmt.
police la hereby given that I. J. II. I.odfrcy.
AilinlntHrHU.r of the mate of 1 beielore J.
ta: lerwin, oeceaaeil. have tlletl In lli ;,.ni,iv
Conrt of f 'oluuibin County my tlnal account aa
aiHTii A.iminiairator ami the i onrt haa ael and
MifHilntei! the PMIi day of Ocpiber. IM, a the
llino for hearing objection thereto and the
i.nsi aeiiiemaiii ol aiuu r.late.
. . . . i. H. fiOllfRRY,
Aominutrator of the Katate of Thaodor J.
r.r.vini, ueccaaetl.
Season if
NO OTHER.
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MONEVitvTHE
BANK
IS BECAUSE
JIT55AFE THERE
t'L FROM
r 1Kb, BURGLARS
OR YOUR OWN
EXTRAVAGANCE
Are vou satisfied with wliai vmi liav in thnw for
4 last year's hard work ? You are a year older, why not
1 be a year wiser? Start that saviogs account today.
NOW IS THK TIMK. It will make you happy nd
every dollar added to it makes you a happier man nd
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ffl
to smell
when you
Sept .
Dear Friend :
Don't you love
good ham a frying
are right hungry?
All ham is not the
right kind of ham though.
Nice ham and fresh eggs
make a good breakfast,
dont't they. Wo have tha
best ham at the lowest
prices. Fresh eggs at the
same price you pay for
case eggs.
Your
E tbat live upon
fasting. Franklin.
bop will 01
friend,
Jacob.
ham
P. S,
and
We
eggs
get the
in town
best
at
Administrator' Nolle.
In the County Court of tho Mtat of Ort gou, for
Columbia Cniinfv
lu tne matter of tbe Eatatu of t ram Untael. de
t;enefi,
Noth e la hereby elveu that r w iou...i ,t.
Administrator of the 1-jOmi ,f I.-.,.. u...Ai
deceased, haa n-mlered and pn-Ketit. .1 (,,r H til'
njejl, and Mle.1 In aald wiurt, bla tlnal account
"i ma a.iininiMrmion ol aald eatate; and Hint
Katunlay, the Hth day of October. I'JIO, at Ihe
hi.ur of 1 o cli k p. m., at the County court
room of aald Court, at tne Court llouae, in the
city ol Ml. Helena, Columbia Connie, Oregon
fiaabecn duly aiKilnte. by tbe I onrt lne
hiiiiied, for the aelllemcnt of aald aci onnt.al
whli li time and place an) iicraon InlereMe.l
In aald eatate may appear and Itle olilectloua p,
aalil final account and the aclth rnetit Iherraif
... '. VV. IttiK-H..
Adiniiilatriifor of tho Katalu of Fratu lloeael
dcceaaell.
latcl ra-pu-mlarr, liliB.
DR. R. L. Jkfi'cott
DKNTIST
4
4
5
i
3
4
4
3
4
4
I
cent interest on
the
a better citizen.
We will pay yon four per
m oncy you put m our bank.
Columbia County Bank
Capital $2;,ooo. Surplus $2400,
OLDEST IN THE COUNTY
St Helen. Ore.
Wm. M. Ross, Pres.; Edwin Rosu, Vice-Pros.; Wm. M. Rom,
Cashier: A. I Stone. Ass't. Cashier.
Directors: Wm, M. Koua, Edwin Iloss, James
Dart, Martin White,
Mist and Weeklv Orcronian
$1.80 PER YEAR
Mlingtons
1
Helens Bakery 5
r
5 St.
i All Kinds Of J
Pies, Cakes, Bread
OlTit.e with I)r. Cliff.
R. KliWIK ROHH,
PHYSICIAN &
tiT. iir.Li.fg j
BT. HKI.KN8
SURGFON
ORROO
I-
4 j. ii. iiiviuau. 1 , rropr.
Sthavku oh K-ff.r.n(n July Hth
1!10. One binl ilog, one year aWnpth
Imir, rlaik lirown in color. $Tt 00 will be
paiil to anyone who will return him to
A. C. I'.L'TTS
WANTKrt Cosmoixilitan Mmzarne re.
, quire tim service of a reprwenutiv In
oi. neien. to loik after luWrlption
new.l and to extent! circulation
aciai meinoti which have proved
uiumiy ucceafui. SHlary n'l
roiMion. l-reelon. eperi..n,-e tleaira. le
but not e..enfial. Whole time .,r ,pire
jtime. Addre-, with reference., H. C.
CanjpUll, CoattJopoliUu Mug.iu, Kw
Brotilwty.KnfVotiat.
re-by
un-
cotn-
Geo. Brewster
SURVEYOR
All work carefully done.
Iror estimates address
me at
Sheriff Sal
By vlrtrtn of an iwntlo and nr.lcy '
duly laaned l.f the i leia ol Hie Clf''", '"JJ
of Columbia Coui ly, Mfaic ol Orea in.d''"1"
ItHh ilay of Auut, I'.HU, In nertaln a."""
llm i limit t;oiirl In aid ooon'y "''
wheteln the Aatoria a d l olumhla I
road company aa pi a In ml r.ivre.l J''"
a vain. I J. N. Ilavll.ana defendant for IM
of two hundred forty aoven aud nootw
'dredih (I'l mi) dollar, with IiiIit.! at
I rateol l per cent er annum fn i" g
lay rd Annual,
, .1.- i.i.ihi nia
:aw. alio me. -knf
one hundred twenty lour and lwntJ J"! ,,
drenllh (l.'l..l) .lollara foal '"' J
IfOULTON
Oregon
Noticf Final Seltl.rnent
hT.i?;:.'her',in.l,'y
reimrt .,..1.1.?..." J"l acnount, and llnal
llaieofOrceonfool ?. "V."' ' "
ti
nienf. Ill whlcll luditment it waa em''
it.. ..... .ki ..Mrf attache I .r..
ae.lon an.l herelnaltcr deacrlbed ,b",I" i,.
the aatl.factlon of aald Imlitment, '?-.
ner Drovlde.1 by law, which l.i.1aruie 4
rolled and dnricted In th clera a onl.t
court on the .11. t day nl May, I'Jhl ul.
Nolli-o I hereby a-lvait thai I wll i"?"
day, tlieBraldrt'fl.lolr, If. ' h M
IOo'cI.k i In lb forenoon of ald day, " ' ,
from door of the county court hou
of Hi ll.l.,.. ..II nubile am-llo. l l"e "V.
a,l bidder for rh, tie lollowlnil draetle"
property to-wll: n
Commenclna at a poliit n th M1" ,
nl Allcr rttreet and the we.trly lln M
Blanchanl plat of Ilia Cliy of Ka nl"
fnnnlna- thence Hotith 17 deerce '",,
t r,M feet to ina Pol in " 4 lrtt
markeil l.r a 2 Inch talvanlu-d )'n P'Pi ;i .
Ion eat In cement; rnnnlnj m ,
"iu, at lu o'rlo. k In
ne .ii.i. ft..,, ha a.
H. Helen. Or......
V Of Ikel.tK...
'ia ff.renn...! thtt.a..f - -
court riann ol mid t oun at
l-tltlon: at will tlm. ol ' """" "'
ln.ere.ted lu a. i..u'u. ""a 1 f A"'. 'T'."' I
markeil l.y a i Inch Reive
iriiiK ael in cemeni; rnnniiij . I,
dcKre ,11 minute aid M -Ituitei
rnnnina th. lice Houlh J dcttreea M j
weal . 1,1 feet pi lolllt runnllllt ".-
"17 .le,r. ea, mliiiile ti 14 f'l fnotea
inniilni tbeuoe aouth ll deareea m m
weat.Vt.VfM.no polnli rnnnln ','"7I0 ,M
Vld-ireeaiumlnule. we.tlmit "".rj. In
Ma I... ..f l-... ... k riinnint; tfii
norlhea.lerly dlroollon all ,.0,ir,
of betfl.iiiinK, altoaltel In (folumhl '
reon, or aa muoh thereof a mr ",..!.
Wrltln it.... ' " "" ni ahb-elloua In
"- riy part or i,rtiou th.raof
II. Pcw.ll A.. ?? V MATTIUWrt.
, n.,v.ii.r ior atHBial.tfaitij,
W
tlreann, or a muoh ihereof aa a.
arv to mlafy th Judarnanl afoi -,
tereal, tiielher with ail tliaU a "
nienla that ha or may accrue ymiTIt,
Rheflfl of Columbia couniy. Orf
Frt Butallrallloa Hcpl. iud, 110.
U1 fruU4UM HV !