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Closing Out u Line ot Ncgligco Shirts all
sizes and patterns, Regular $1 Shirt at 45c
With each purchase from now until
X'mas we will give you one of our
beautiful souvenir plates
M. SALLAN
The Leading Clothier In Bank Building
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Str. 1RALDA
Summer Rates between
St. Helens and Portland
50 cents one way
75 cents round trip
Tickets good any time after
April 4th
Boat Wvei St. Helena 7:55 a. m.
Returning leaves Portland 2 30 p. m.
Arrive at St. Helena 4 45 p. tu.
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COUIltV COUrt ' On this 4th day of December, 1912,
I . this matter coming on for consider-
1 rOCCCUlIlgS atjon y, the Court upon the abstract
' of the vote cast at the election of
Wednesday, Pec. 4. 1912, 3rd
Judicial Day.
Court came pursuant to adjourn
ment. Officers all present.
Due proclamation being made, the
following proceedings were had:
Matter of construction of bridge
across Lindgren Creek; bridge across
small creek on Melis place, and ap
proach to combination bridge across
the Nehalem river at Mist,
Road District No 13.
Nov. 5, 1912, for and against the
prohibition of the sale of intoxi
cating liquors for beverage purposes
in Scappoose Precinct, Columbia
County, Oregon, made by the County
Clerk for the information of the
Court.
And it appearing to the Court
from said certified abstract that the
total number of votes in said Scap-
all inipoose Precinct for Prohibition were
85, and that the total number of
I DUCES
in said amount having Urn ulloweil
from said special fund.
Matter of Roport of Slu ritT on
1911 Tax Rolls:
On this day the Sheriff presents tu j
the Court his annual
errors, double assessments, etc.. for; nori.TtK CIKCI.K Mi Women l
year li'll, together with distribution
of same, and the Court U-ing ad
vised in the matter, it is ordered by
the Court that siiid statement be.
and the same is hereby approved.
Whereupon, Court adjourned un
til Thursday. Dee. 5, 1912.
Thursday. Dee 5. 1912. 4th Ju
dicial Day.
Court came pursuant to adjournment.
Officers all present.
Due proclamation In-ing made, the coi.cm I'.IA
sr. H KI.KN" CAMP. M M
V. ' Y A. Murli llrt ami third
Wrilnt -hliiv.
J. V. Clarke, Cumul
II K. I aIIAKK, Clerk.
statement of: .... . .......
VuoU'riit, meet a the arvonl ami
lnurih Tuelav altrriionii of rai-li
mmi'li at llonltiiii, lt. M'i. KUa
Nik-turn, iuarllan VliihUir
Sei 1 1. if ie. Ore.; Minnie A. M rli y,
Clerk.
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Wood for Sale
Good Dry Fir, Cut from Large
Green Trees.
Will Deliver to St. Helens for
$3.50 per Cord. To Houlton
for $3.00 per Cord.
25c Discount on Ten Cords or
More. Hard Wood $4.50 per
Cord. Phone Bachelor Flat
Line or write me at Warren,
Ore. Wm. Skuzie.
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St. Helens Dairy
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PURE MILK AND CREAM
.From Healthy Cows
DELIVERED TO YOUR DOOR
EVERY DAY
George konopka
PROPRIETOR
JUNOEROUS BlEEOINQS
BfwaUBM I. Ttaiooea Taiae
Our Woraa-to-nt
Ilk Elastic Hwitftrr
raliaeea at onoa often erea.
Stadrinf a, Knaa Cape, Anklete
ft t kMnrMnl hlttkH ftl)Btloa
WOOOARD.CLARIBACO.
For Sale and Want Ada
Ada in Thcaa C Jumna Bring Reeulta
WHY PAY RENT
Buy a lot. Build a home. $10
down 10 a month, then you have
it. See St. Helens Improvement
Co. T.A. Laws, Mgr.
FOR SALE; a set of Elks Ant
lers, complete. On display at the
Italian Importing Co's Store. See
H. W. Cade, St. Helens.
100,000 Fruit trees., Write
prices. A. Holaday Scappoose.
for
CHURCHES
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Sunday School 1U:U
Preaching J 10
Ep Worth League 6:30
Preaching 7:30
Mid-week aervice Thursday 7:00
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Dec. 31 1912. f
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Anderson, Ind. 2t
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fm mis uay .nr. n. r. iiuuci mou
presents to the Court his itemized
account of expense incurred in the
construction of said bridges, show
ing all bills paid except the sum of
; $624.35 for lumber; and the Court
, being advised in the matter, it is
! ordered by the Court that said ac
count be and the same is hereby ap-
proved.
It is further ordered by the Court
that the Clerk be, and he is hereby
authorized and instructed to issue a
General Road Fund Warrant in the
8um of $1284.05 in favor of the said
W. F. Halderman.
! Matter of deed from C. 0. & M.
Dahigren:
j On this day C. O. Dahigren sub
mits his Abstract of Title to the
Court, and presents his duly executed
deed, conveying to Columbia County
a certain piece of ground in Road
District No 2, and the Court being
advised in the premises, it isordeied
J by the Court that said deed be and
the same is hereby approved.
It is further ordered by the Court
that the Clerk be, and he is hereby
authorized and instructed to record
said deed, and to issue a General
Road Fund Warrant in the sum of
$C45.00 in favor of said C. 0. Dahi
gren, and to charge one-half of said
sum to the account of said Road
District No. 2.
Matter of report of J. B. Wilker
son on expense of Co. Institute:
On this day J. B. Wilkerson,
Ctitintv Sunerintendent of Schools.
presents to the jurt his account of)
expense incurred for the County
Teachers Institute recently held at
Clatakanie, showing receipted oills in
the gum of $150.00. .And the Court
being advised in the matter, it is
ordered by the Court that said ac
count be and the sarr.e is hereby ap
proved.
Matter of payment to F. M. Ben
dure, account slashing on poor farm
On this day it is ordered by the
Court that the Clerk be and he is
hereby authorized and instructed to
issue a General Fund Warrant in the
sum of $25.00 in favor of F. M.
Bendure, on account of slashing on
poor farm, leaving an unpaid balance
in the Sum of $25.00. on account of
un-burned portion of said slashing.
Matter of Scalp Bounty Claims:
On this day the Clerk presented to
the Court the Verified Scalp Bounty
aims of Fred Floeter, being claim
No. 48, for $14.00 for seven wild
cats, and of Walter Parker, claim!
No. 49 for $8.00, for four wild cats,
and the court being advised in the
matter, it is ordered by the Court
that said claims be, and the same are
hereby approved.
In the matter of considering the
returns of the Local Option Liquor
Election for the Scappoose Precinct,
held Nov. 5, 1&12, and declaring the
ICiuJt of laid election.
Halderman vtes in said Scappoose Precinct
against Prohibition were 109.
It is therefor ordered by the Court
that the majority of votes cast on
the Local Option Liquor Election for
Scappoose Precinct were against
Prohibition.
Matter of Transfer of Funds:
On this day it is ordered by the
Court that the Treasurer be, and he
is hereby instructed to transfer the
sum of $51.75 from the General
County Fund to the Special Road
Fund of Road Dist. No. 1, on ac
count of General Supervising claim
following proceedings were had:
Matter of Claims against the
County:
On this day the claims against the
County, as dix'keted in the General
Fund, and the General Road Fund,
Claim and Warrant Registers, were
examined by the Court and allowed
in the various sums as carried out
by the Court on said Registers, being
as follows:
GENERAL KI ND.
Cathey. Dr. C. A. Witness, State
vs. Green $ 8. on
Brown, C. B. Witness
House, E.
Coluinl'iii KiKitnipllienl No. 77, t. O.
V. meets In the I. I). . V. 1111. on
the mvoiuI and f.mrth Thuraday ol rifli
niontli, fojoiirum in Patriari h most
cordially lni'ed la turvt ailli u.
Clia, Spinner, Cliirl Patriarch
C. W lll.krle. SvriU.
HOMIiSTKAP S. .1
Uro'litrhiKvl c( Vmcr'Tin Vmt
ut-c'a 'In ani iinl ami fnii"li VV.l
or. U v lit k 1 1 ( ol rat'!, uinulli at Vitus-
ton. Ore. Viititif uiemliera aeU ulnr.
K. S. I'iNsoN, I louoraliif I'ntrlinn
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Harness j Shoe Shop ;
MONIf.OMf K Y
HUIUUNU
ST. HELENS, ORE I
AUCTION SALE
HIGH GRADE
COWS
MONDAY DEC. 30th 1912
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Mreta In Ma nic lull '.h- .. n,l
and fniirUi Satin lvo. -acli month
.H;TRriK COLLINS. W M.
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nlSale at W. E. StevensRanch
. ... Vn St. Ilcl. in l.U No.
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Sherwood, F. H.
Levings, L. L.
Sullivan, John
Weist, David R.
Schwach. Gust
Rindlaub, Conrad
Day. Harry E.
Berne, Carl
Long, Harry
Conyers, W. E.
Hartman, L. C.
Ross, L. G.
Weber
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18.00
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Sale at 1 o'clock sharp
T. A. CLOXINCSKK, Auctioneer
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open rem business
The Italian Importing Co.
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mur 'f iii r .! m. ntl . Vti tik I
lirnthrra rot li !lv a rlronn 1. C W
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blaster hlviii Sw( land was found ,, l si 1 , It in
the lead Saturday night for tin llorkiirj llnrs, to hr
given away Christinas al Whih ,V Whites stun . d.O.
Dirt n twin hoys wrrr a t lo.se sreond irilh sm ral olht rs
nearly tied for third place. The rate nil I l fust ami
furious from now on. Save your rash eon pons or g ire
then to someone in the rare.
DEALTRS IN
I 'e'Jetahes ami i't ttt
1 1 oil sehtdd v ssitit x
A Siii;iity in All Kiinls of Cheese Also
Wholesale IK-part men t fr Tirst Cl.iss Im-poiti-c1
atul IV.incstic Wines f all Kituls
l:tw delivery to any part of St. licit nsor llou'.tou
- KvViiitfnly Solicit a Share of the Patronage
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C(i ,u i yt ( ?1 a. s.s ware ami (Iran Hi if tire
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A FEW SUGGESTIONS
LADIES
Skirts
Handkerchiefs
Neckwear
Fancy Garters
Gloves
Combs
Stationery
Hosiery
GENTLEMEN
Umbrellas
Sr;si'KN-rKRS
Gloves
Pocket Kmives
Razors
Hosiery
Hats, Shirts
Collars, Ties
CHILDREN
Hoys
Shoes
Sweaters
Caps
Srni'KIN'i.S
Story Books
Dolls
DllLSHLIl AMI I.'MiIL.S.-EI
.It 1 IV
' ".cr r 1 i irotis M.50
t(n Cuts 51.2; All hnlnuiS rcii
l'.iiH y ':im-s from 35c t 52.0"
Ci ; ir ;iie a call an J he coiivinceil for yourself
J WfN'IKK ANI) WlLLAMI'TTK Stkkhts J
r" NE" Houllon Market
Although our store, seems to he filled with Christmas lhin
we have everything in. thn staple, lines, whieh is atledetl A
the number of sales of Hocking Chairs, Iron lieds,Mutiress,''
JCrle.nsiou Tables, Singer Seieing Maehines, Silemrare 'all; '
Over Shoes, Boys Suits, Ladies Silk Skirts, I), ess Patterns
Umbrellas, Percolators and I'oeket A'nit es. '
I WHITE &
HOULTON', ORICGON
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l-'resh and Cured Meat?
Poultry, and Butt
VOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED
CORRECT WEUI'TS
V. Pay ll.f Caih r'
Pork and Veiil
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eOIiUA&II RIVER POVDCRCOAM
r LL LXPLOGIV3 DELlVErtD IN TON LOTS OR M0
r TO ANY P.M.NT CI COLUMBIA COUNTY ON THE RlVl"
IiKAI.LIH IN
mi PONT EXPLOSIVES
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