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muw wnicn win ro destroyed un
uer Its own operation. There
fore, the reanoninj? M extremely
unsound and Jlljru-al.- It would
destroy all incentive for public
improvements which has en
on of the jrrcat elements in the
upbuilding of our country."
viait h-re for wwietime.
Mm. J. JoHt-phrton diet! Tuesday
morning in Seattle after an illnesa
of about nix week. The funeral
wan held Thurluy at the Swedmh
church.
Mik Hannah Sandxtrom ent Sat
urday and Sunday in Portland.
Tim Htiawbtrry growers of War.
ineianu must, under the ap-' r,'n aru very buny picking their crop
plication of Single Tax revert to !of Ll'rri,- Some especially fine
me itovernnient. lurinir th,. : om" " jrrown by Hubert Fu!!f.rir,
, years neeesHary to make thiM!OU"'" have very nice berrie,
Bonaon A
Anderson c
Johnson II
Muckle Jas & Son
' Dist No 3
Loj c
my is situated in Pron-M complete, land valuta will I are 'Wander and Matt (.eoqr.
rhe ih (1. of Warren are deliirht-
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choi.vM Mmition of any j decline and with its decline, hum
Jwta Or.-ir.Mi. LylnkT ju-t be-j neM Wl" be demoralized, Indus
the Parilic (hvan on the one! crippled and antra of hard
IChI the City of Portland, the, tir"c awl financial depression
ott Valley and Astern Ore-f wi the inevitable result.
M the other; with .u-ep water
ine voters present at the
school meeting last Monday nijjht
passed a restitution renuestinir
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JnultranKH)rlitU"n iroin neany
' - ,,lr,t in the county: with
if r
nore timber Hum Hiiy other county
Itlh ute wit" tmo exccpiion;
with the flneitt orchard land In the
-... iih thousand of acre of
jjirf farm lands and other agrlcul-
tnnl Und Uiat nnnt U excelled
in world: with a clinmte that Is
imturOWl, Willi Ui" w
trt factory aiu-s on the great
Cglumbia Kivcr ntl with untold
wtlth in iron under the soil, toge
hff with other adviintagea. , this
county ii the niost obscure and un-
katfwa county in the state. There
ii thuuiands and thousand of
jtfwofthc finest of agricultural
lad orchard land lying in an aWo
lately omleveliM d stage; There are
,.!r Km 12,nil K-pIe h this
Wat eounty whieh is capable of
Kppnrtinir many times that' num
krt; there ia tn-ii'.r niney ld out
terf'r lah'T t'.;; In any other
ri-!y of r-;:l j- Mu'a?i.n hi the
rile. ! are i" Tiu iini in me
nyof ill Cviir.mrrr.', and yet, un
;li:hin the p ' ' r.-' r fi'Ur
i-irt.not e . part of the
jwpVf tiic !.! ever kiMf'.V that
Vjmbia Cou ity exi'.te-!, except by
4injf on the wap.
We have do...' Ie.s adertlsing
lt6 any t kIv. , us all. every
Jan of the eour.ly, cet busy and
tj tu the other peplcof the state
4C'!uiii!is County is not only
Is th map, but i ; the best county
Je the map. There iiro several ways
a which thin cm he aeeomplished.
waf which is to make an exhibit
lithe Sute Pair this fall which
'31 make all others look insignift
Mtiaeimpui iK,.n. We can di h;
county court has appointed a
pmiwonvr in et-t t;geiher nn
Aiit and if everybody w ill save
wthimr fur hiiii h? can gather a
Mttioa that will how up our
VxidVrfuI rciuitvs. In the mean-
wit would be well t get some
Me Portland buninesj men, who
making trips through Eastern
4 Southern ( iregon, the Coast
the School Hoard to take immed
iate steps toward beautifying the
grounds by levelling and needing
to lawn, also to grade the street
In front of the property and lay
a cement walk. It is understood I Wednesday.
inat the property owners !m
tween the school property and
Columbia street are willing to
connect with a cement walk on
grade and when this is done it
will be one of the best street im
provements ever made in the
city.
ed to we the line rock screening
which is being put over the crushed
roek, which, they have had to drive
on the oast year. This will undoubt
edly please the auto drivers who
drive
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Mr. and Mrs. G. S. bacon went to
Portland Wednesday morning to at
tend the Hose Carnival.
Mr. Ihihlgren who has been' at
tending (). A. C. Is spending his
vacation at his home here.
K. I .arson went to PnHlmut
Several Wurren farmers have been
making hay, and some had their hay
Btill in the fields when It rained.
Mr. Andrew Johnson expects to
oM-n a black smith shop here soon.
The farmers of Warren and com
munity have organized and are con-
j aiui-ring the installation of a fruit
If Teddy is nominated I will I C!"Ty- ?Uch an uprise is
vote for n I democrat" is becom-i". UU1 nw"oa "ure 08 ,l woud MP
ing popular. "I f Taf t U norni- , T l" 0,81,0:40 or lht',r fruit
nnN.,1 rvrnwrMt f-.K mi :Jd furnish work for a number of
equally so. These expressions
fmm Iteptiblicans would scenj to
ndieateJhat thi will be a g.g)d
lernocratie yeur, ur!e the He-
publleauj ere v. ie en i.igli to
tun. the.n b '.!i 1.a n.
Tho liep iliSiv'.'in c )nverji'i!i has
tnken I!vt at Chicagj. lt)).sc
velt partisans make wry faces
and denounce it as Bitter, while
Taft supporters liken it unto
Seet Briar.
WARREN
Ieople.
Ai Dcycoti la Afm.
Kueene. A j -niohet atato Iuw for
tildiiltiR l. .lotting of any legltl
mata ! mess, and another measure
requlrlim permission of the mayor as
a prertqulalte to tho holding of a pub
lic moating on tho atraet. ara etnbo
dlad la two seta of lultiaUv petition
rolT4 hur.
W other points, to t
'boon ofT. run down and discover
wbi County. A systematic
jrt shoubl U made to advertise
ff unty, as well ns Uie cities
"fin. Our M.,uhti..n should
f till within th.- next five years;
nuld have suburban connection
i(i Portland; we should have more
prta and mines. In order t
pwplwh this we must advertise.
(Ts tat fur last i wue)
Mrs. Anna Carlson and Miss Ina
Johnson of tjuincy visited fiinaN at
Warren last week.
.Miss Pertha Id'am returned Sat
urday evening from a visit in Port
land. Mrs. Ituth Fox and baly of Port
land were week-end visitors at N.
F. Haker's.
A merry iirty of young pople
left Warren Sunday morning on the
launch "Katie" for a pleasure trip
on the Columbia, Iewis and I-ake
rivers. The party consisted o f
Misses Bertha Peam, I-na Johnson,
Alice Frickson, Helen Metier, Fan
nie Cooper, May KesUTfon. Mrs. O.
A. Friekson, Me-ara, Fred Ream,
Arthur Hazen. L A l'uiey, 0. A.
Frickson. Otto Frickson. Alfred Cab-
rielson, Alfretl Uuss and
Duncan.
THE MARKETS.
Portland.
Wheat Track prices: Club, SOc;
kluesltin, 95c; red Itusslun, 90c.
fiats: '. 1 White, $10 per ton.
! iy Timothy, f IT; alfalfa, (12.
l.utter Creamery, 27.
i;KK rtani.h. 20c
Mops 1911 crop, Suo; contracts,
'i''c.
Wool Kasicrn OreRon, ISc; WU-Ittiio-tie
valley, 22c.
Seattle.
Wheat UlUestem, 93c; Club, 80c;
red Husslnn, 811c.
Outs per ton.
ISutter Cruauiory, 27c
1V-KS-21C.
Pay Timothy, $1T pw too.
All oti' life l mute if one toocbea
the uol'il srUtit mil in tone.
Court Proceedings
(Continued from page 2)
Olson P 13
Knls.ru 25 00
l:!,",riLiiidahl A
Uennett II
20
1 50
Ziegler J
Johnson U
Hankey A
( hipman C
Ostrom E
Brous G
More G
Olsen O ,
MclntyreA
Pojiejoy A
Fversaul E
Lampa S
Regan W
Nichols TN
Rice J
Kelleyl'at
Muckle Jas & Son
Lott TTS
Galatin E
Butts J L
Van Dolah A
Johnson T
Kettel W
Brinn W '
Ilathburn N
Davis J
Karth w
Esri B
Bumgardner W
Dupont J
Quelleasch J
Johnson E
Beegle F
Larson F
Muckle chas
Western clay Co
Houlton Livery Co - -Dist
No 4
Itmbe Fred
Morgan Peter
Adams Jr Fred
Keelan Ed
Brittain Kenneth
Gaittcns Ray
RamLaVki Alex
K I Du Pont Powder Co
ic Ben
Winehe'.l C
Tullar K E
Goro Lee
Tuller Fcl.
Gill Fred
coast ruber t & Flume co
Dist No 5
Anliker It
Truman J E
Snyder Geo
u-ngacher F
Moral GL
I Truman J E " -
Wasser Julien
Dist No 6
Girt J E
Rich Joseph
nurnham B S
Girt Fiiix
Gallian James
nankins Mrs US
Rainier Lmb & Shingle Co
Johnson J E
ShultzWI
Lovelace R N
Lehman W c
Banzer claud
Bell J L
Lowman Lmb Co
(Continued next Issue)
7 68
18 CO
20 20
19
24
20 85
13 75
6 2T
5 40
14 25
17 60
8 75
11 25
7 50
15 65
. 7 50
7 50
7 50
13 75
12 50
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JOj CO VV Jill JU
' Dealers in
Ceneral Merchandise
Still in Business at the Old Stand
Our Store Building has been re-niodeled, painted and generally improved
and we are now carrying a Bigger Stock than ever before.
ALL LINES COMPLETE WITH GOOD GOODS
WHITE & WHITE Houlton, Ore.
2 50
10
18 75
4
36 30
5
11 70
10 G5
10 50
5
16 65
5
7 50
15
6 25
12 50
87 50
2 50
13 15
2 50
3 75
15
12 85
12 75
12 50
2 2",
2 25
20 5
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13 .
10
27
4 52
12 50
C 75
65
3S 25
20 25
28
SO 9(5
17 50
11
10
20 70
30
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7 50
8 75
7 50
4 35
5 50
9 60
94 03
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2 50
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75 40
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Professional Cards
DR. L. GILBERT ROSS
PHYSICIAN a. SURGEON
St. Helens
OflW M'l-kl Bl'lif.
Both I'ftunen
DR EDWIN ROSS
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
St. Helens . -
Oregon
DR. R. L. JEFFCOTT
dentist"
St. Helens
Oregon
DO
E. A. CROUSE MM E.W.KETEL
CROUSE & KETEL
Have Opened Shop to ihe f'lorgui Building on Columbia S., next to the
St. helmi Hotel, and re prepared to do anything in the building line.
fobbing at Reasonable Price
E.A. CHOUSE
DO
Plant and Estimatea Furnisned
E.W.KETEL
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T. S. WHITE
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
I.U KN-.H tJlil KM 1 li
Mr
A SPECIAL INVITATION.
St Helens, .Ore. 1912.
Waga earner ;
Youaro cordially invited to call at
our store and Inspect our largo stock of general
nerchar.dise. - Then cake known your rants and we
will quote you prices, quality considered, . that,
cannot be duplicated in the city. Give us a trial.
Yours For Business. -
M. MORGUS cSc SOlXr
All Voik Guaranteed.
Houlton
Ore
g.mi
, .
Estimates Furnished.
R. CONSTANTIN ,
DR. ALFRED J. PEEL
-s-
PHYSICIAN A SURGEON
St. Helens
n.iihiins
Plumblnj and Heating
Sheet Metal Work
DR. H. R. CLIFF
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
I'hone MkIii 4.:): A UUi: ki-t. K. 4iW.7
Portlaud, Or.
III!! tn 1117 Srlllng
hulldmn
GECRCE H. SHINN
ATTORNEY -AT LAW.
St. Helens - Oregon
Af. E. MILLER
ATTORN EY-A T LA W
St. Helens - Oregon
The question of Single Tax is
M prominent before the iieo
0f Oregon ard much rlincnsa.
"j had over the matter, It la
'roportant matter to the pco
fnd every one should Kct hold
'lome facts and fljrurcs con
es' the theory and study it.
JJJJwhen the one is taken it
11 1 an intelligent vote and
r imer when he fres to the
P will know what be Is doin?,
t- interest to the tarm-
well aa tlm projierty owner
f "my. It is a theory so far,
HOne Which it Seems U n vrv
pierousnnr. Its prime object
si a uwnersnip
f means a taking by
"CMS of tnvnt
lvalue of ari,i. U m,ms
2 nmilat.on of the wllinjc!
-"511 IUI1U. It H .rr.,nt ot,..
rWUioemI of our nresent
,ciai and fiscal
F,"nsthe al-ilition of nil tnv.
g uv that ..iiand volties.1
r vnas. r i.i.,i.t., o..
P.e.in which hesrtys:
U. "vs'ernof taxation.
by which bind val
Wtlf!.0,0'8. It ia
.of deliberately robbing
owners of th land
, April 1.1, 19.12 "
PRICE LIST
Subject lo change wilhout notica
COLUMBIA RIVER POWDER COMPANY
Rainier, Oregon
Agenta for
DuPont Powder and Dynamite, Caps, Fuse
V O B iwv point on the Columbia River in our territory -carried by the
1 ' ' 1 LAUNCH DU rONT
50 Pound Cases net Weight
HEUCCLKSHUMI'INC,
Jto
10 10 l
20 10 )9
J Ca. 5 50rwf'i.
? " "
5 40 " "
5.55 " "
40 Ct. or over
5.20
RKDCKOSS
Kutra 40 per cent
2 Caw, f 6.60 per ("1
5,0 9 - 4.55 " "
10 to I' " 50 " "
20 to 39 " 5 " "
40 (" or ever " 50 " "
1IEKCVLESN.Q.
40 per cent
2 Case 7.25 per C.
1 to 6 " 7. 20 " "
10 10 19 " 7. 15 " "
20 to 39 ' 7. 00 " -
40 Ci or over " 6. 90 " "
Points on the River West ot Maygcrs or ctena auu 5 ixm. v
ni.ACK BUST1NC. rt.Wl.KR
.oV cA1,s
1 1 .,1 No. oX, qs cents per hundred
v., t ,sq cents per hit ulred y vj v
Lots olioco or over, deduct to cc its per hundred
EUSK .......
Triple iape
. ana In 11 M,1 f tA "atO f
)uublc Tape
... Iriii'fd ICC
55 ccms 1 ' " . i., .-i.r hundred feet
Too loot I JIS or i vu, ivut.w r-
LEAVE YOUR 0RDER3 WITH
UUlUi:RS SUPPLY CO. SMIclcns
R. E. PHELPS
CIVIL ENGINEER
4 SURVEYOR
Houlton
Oregon
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Oregon
Patronize the Mist Advertisers
Watches Ciocks 3
4 St Helens
VON A. GRAY
Watchmaker and Jeweler. All
Work Guaranteed.
3
Optical Gooda St. Helens Or.
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PETER G. PAPPAS
TABLE DE' HOTE DINNERS
On The Strand
100,000 Fruit trees., Write for
prices. A. Holaday Scappoose.
Saved!
"I refused to be operated
on, the morning I heard
about Cardui," writes Mrs.
Elmer Sickler, of Terre
Haute, Ind. "I tried Car
dul, and it helped me
greatly. Now, I do my own
washing and ironing."
1
i&CARD
Tho Woman's Tonic
' Cardui is a mild, tonic Fl
remedy, purely vegetable,
and acts in a natural man
ner on the delicate, woman
ly constitution, building
up strength, and toning up
the nerves. In the past 50
years, Cardui ha3 helped
more than amillion women.
You aro urged to try it,
because we are sure that
it wilt do you good. r 1 1
At ail ami itores.
m , , ieg
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-HE liabit of taving, formed in early life, it ihe foundation
JJr of many a fortune. Thrifty people patroniz the savings
bank, and projper.
THE SAVINGS DEPARTMENT is . special feature with
yjj, this baiik. It has many deposits, both large and small, and
a!l draw the same rate of interest 4 Par Cent.
St. HrLtNt, One.
Columlita Comttij Bank
Subscribe for the Mist. $1.50
1
Very SsrlciES
It la a very aerioua matter to as!;
for one medicine and bava tho
mm' ens riven vcu. Vet thla
a u
reason wa trrs you in buying t9
be careful to get tho genuine
Hi a. THSDF0RD3' ' afrS
Liver Mcfilc'ns
Ths rcrmtatioa ct Uib clJ. relia
ble medicine, far conrtiration, In-
digestion and liver trotulo, la firm
ly established. It docn ret lmi...:j
other medicines. It ia better than
ethers, cr it would, not bo the fa
vorite liver powder, with A larger
ale than all otheia combine:!.
BOLD IN TOWN ra
Str. IRALDA
Summer Rates between
St. Helens and Portland
50 cents one way
75 cents round trip
Tickets good any time after
April 4th
Coat l'avi- Sr. 1,'tteit 7:63 a. tn.
U. lutnii.n l.Bea Pottlnn.l 2:30 p. m.
Anie fttSt. l:e!tni4-45n;n.
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