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Newspaper Page TextStr. IRALDA Summer Rates between St. Helens and Portland 50 cents one way 75 cents round trip Tickets good any time after April 4th Boat leave St. Helens 7 :55 a. m. Betnrning leaves Portland 2:30 p. Dl. Arrive at St. Helena 4 45 p. m. C LHOOCHKIRK Wood foiSale 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. J JelensDairy ) .PURE MILK AND.CREAM X FromHealthy. Cows I DELIVERED TO YOUR DOOR EVERY DAY 1 George konopka i ZZRROPRIETOR I 1 Dangerous Bleedinos MMm tauaw Ttaiooea Tun Our Woui-lo-ril Ilk Elastic BaiUrj ralicvM at enoa ltn earae. Stockings, Knaa Caps, Aaklets & f-TBiuurra.il blank oa aeelittns wooDARn.a.ARH(co. For Sale and Want Ad Ada sE3hes C jlumni Bring Results Good alto player wishes employ ment in lumber or planinjr mill. Ex perienced in heavy music. Can di rict and instruct. Play fair dance violin. Services free to band or orchestra securing position. Frank Trukositz, Scappoose. Ore. For Sale Five brood sows, one boar, seventeen small pijrs. D. Pasero Bros., 4t Columbia City. One brown yearling heifer taken up the fore part of September Owner can have same by paying charges and proving property. C. O. Dahlgren, Warren, Ore St Four drive. 3tp year For Sale old horse, broke Mrs. Backland, Warren, Ore. FOR SALE; a set of Elks Ant lers, complete. On display at the Italian Importing Co's. store. See II. W. Cade, St. Helens. ESTRAY NOTICE One black colt, 3 years old, left hind foot white, small white Bpot ir. fort-head, also white tip on nose. Two brown or bay colts Horse colt has narrow white stripe in face, feet on right side white; mare colt, small white spot in forehead. Both past two years old. Taken up at Clover Hill Farm, Deer Island. Ore. Full blooded Plymouth Rock eggs for setting. $1 per Betting of 15. George Perry, Hou!:on, Ore. CHURCHES- Ordinance No. 137 An ordinance apportioning the ro-t ol the improving of Winter a'reei nortbei!) from the easterly eitension ol lb "uthtrly tioumlary line of lot lft, in block 44 ol the .'itr of St. HeVus, Ore., to th- northerly boundary liiie of Col umbia Tark, Oregon, by Ki ttling am' macatliiniiziiig iih crushed rck toll width of 24 feet, and asrssiaK the c of Slid improvement to tbe proiett) len-fi!ed tbMrby V herva. Ordinance No. 118 wa-i o 'he 4:h day of March, 1912, duly an I regularly pasaed and ordained by ti e common council of the city of St. Hel ena, Oregon, wherein aud whereby it waa ordained that all that portion o' Winter street in the city of Helen Oregon, northerly from the eicter'y ex ten ion of the aoutberlv boundary lin of lot 16, in biock 44, of the city of St Helen, Oregon, to the northerly bound ary line of Columbia l'ark, Oregon, now a part of anld citr, brirnproveil by vth ing the same for a wi.lth of 24 fe.-t. 12 fee' rn each aide of the center line t aid treet and maradamizing the iimt with crushed rfk, an.! that iiiaccni.' ai.re ait'- ax I I on'inance aM p rtinn of said Winter nrr-et hax len improved and niHcadamlzi'd at ft cost, after de ducing 'he rKt of atlch liipro."ient cio- Weth strret and t attest aid ritv, as wpII as lo'g ft, 9. 10 aid 11 in r.lcw-k SI. f the cltv of . H.1.-P tvloi'trlng aid ri v. of 081 01. whl-b hs be t du'v and revo'er' ic t il I and said arm rtt tal.l t-ltv of s H' e 'or w 'rbaid rm ol v '-a o .!! eitiilnr-el, A' d whrra-, nnde the chafer of Hid riy ai'd aniil onlinai r- No. 118, "t is rrq'iired ard directed that the co t of inh improvement "hall fnl! upon thr property ahnttl- g tr-er-'on, 'o i' : I'f 1 to n. both imluive . f bl nk 3", 1 r 12 to 22. both inclusive fn b ock 45, ' 12. 13, 14 and 15, in b eck 44, all in tl ci'v of S'. Helena. as rer tlio nfflcM plt th'ieo, and lot 12 to 22 'n blorU I n Columhia l'ark. Oregon, no.- a port'Ot of aaiii city, a' d' lota 1 to 11. b 'h io elusive, in hlo k 2 in aaid Colrti b' ia'k. Oreg n. and that u h '' lie ip- r.r iinr-d opi p thi-oi(' dew ribed r ion r' y O'dii g tlie va'i e ith "'a sale nly. hs .leu ro.int! by ibeli-t nrev on curtate rfSfe'Muent Sow, he-efire, in arcor lance wi ! the piovisioi s of 'aid chat-r ami o I inance, th--ity of St Helens does or dain as folluw s: Section 1 . That the following tuma he and the aame hereby are apportioned as tbe a-tessment agiinst tl e rep otive lots abnttii guimii said mur, ven e' t de crib l in S'id erdinance No. Il8mil htre n. ain ng tlie iepective owmrsof said lol, and tt a! said son s set auainxt the number of the lo's so abutiiog 011 sa'd improv mi t. and bereinaf er - -C ib-d, be and ih- fan.e h reby are hk- e-wi to the lots so designated ai d ap portioned among the pr-ierty owners named, acoiding to me lawsann ordtt ances of said lit-, to-wit : Lot 1 in block 30. St. H-lens, Oregon, se-ed at f 55 19. r'a-mie I". Kos, Lot 15 in Mock 1, Columbia Park, ore. ai-aeased at fid 8U, Victor Furs man owner. U t 1(1 in bl.K'k I, Columbia l'ark, o e, a-eaet at $16 89, P A Nelson owner. Let 17 in block I, Co utnbia l'ark, oe, eesed at 114.89, I' A Nelson nwner. Lo: 1H in block I, Columbia l'ark, ore. -sesed at $'8 89, EJaiu R, si owner Ut 19 In block I, Columbia Pars, ore. ;s we.l t J tiNl, Rdwin Uom owner. t I'O in Ki;k I, ( o'u.nbia l'ark, oie, as isscd at $ltf9, Harold 1 Koss owner. Jot 21 m bloca I, Columbit t'aik, ore, -eased at d.8 ), D A Hamilton oaner. Lot 22 ill block, I, Columbia l'ark, ore, assessed at J II, C Stanaood Pearl Stanwood owner. lot 1 in block 2, Columbia Park, ore, anessed at.'l.ll, John C Rubens owner. Lot2inlock2 Columbia Park, o-e, awea-'ed at $18 89. John B Rubenai.wner. Lot S in block 2, Columbia Park. ore. assessed t $18 89. Otto Kdlnnd owner. Lot 4 in block 2, Columbia Tark, ore, a sesal at ' 89. Gust Lavln owner. S. uth 1.2 lot 5 in block 2, Columbia Pi rk. ore, a'ed at 18.45, Guat Lvin owner. North l-S o' lot 5 in blork 2. Columhia I P rk. ore airit mt ta J llne Itol. ! grrs n & Rose Hetgeraon owners. I ot6 in b'ock 2. Colnmhi Paik, ore m-e d at $l 89. Henry Hegeroii A Rose Helgerion oanefa. i.oi in oiock a, iMiuninia J'a'r, ore ssseeJ at $16 89, Ixinis Nelson owner I it 8 in block 2 Columbia Paik.ore. t-e se at I ft 89. lva C Trucv. owner oi t n block 2, C..!timba Pak, ore, .s e l at 'H 8!t. AlaC Tracv owner Lot 10 i ll li 2. Columbia Park, ore -sed ti I6 89, Alf Johnson owner I., t li in block 2 C ilumbia Pak. ote .-ses-e l at 16.89. Eva Wilielund owner Approved Keh 3, 1913 Martin White, Mavor Pas i Feb 3, 1903, by the fo'loainy v it e : S C Morton, yea John Philip, yea J H Cn nki e, v W J Muckle. yes Jth l Q ige. bee. Notice to creditors. IN Ti'K fi'UXT COURT OK HI' ST ,TE )t OKI (.ON. KOR 1HK IU' N PY Ol- COLUWBL. In tbe m.tll r of the esiate i f Anna 1 Bassi. deceased Nolice is hereiiy given that Tl oma liassihisby a'd ourt been i'nly m.- p iit d ad uinisttaior of tbe est le ol Anna F. B i'si, deceiiged, and l as lullt gnalibed as smb. All pertoi s lavint cldiuii agiiist saio epta'e ate hereb ioii:i.ii h d required to pre" nt tin -am,, Uiil vei ined, to raid ndn iiiii-tra tor ai .h itlice of Dillard & ly, in Si II el nb, ii. the County of Columbia Slate of Uiegon, within s z inonuih from the nate of ihis notice. Di ed ai St Helen, Oregon, and fiis pu dis.itd rib. 7, 1 9 1 J. 'i humas B mM, Ailiuiiu.-tra.or of tbe e.tate of Anna t . Buns), i eieateil . a Ilia bmlna of thcae creatur' fur reed uiiin'a lu poa live air.e bile iih reminds relative alz they aland ao I ir b-low liliu that, wl ile the liraln of tlie eleidiaut atnouuta to about the the liundmltU and that of the whale to tbree-tboiiMHudtb part of t lie bodily weight of tbiwe animula reaiwtively. tbe bralu of man vuriea from one thirty-tilt t to one-thlrt.v-aeveiith of hia eu ttrw weight This abowa the liumenae aiiariority of the h Jinan bruin aa com pared with the bralua of the lower aul mala. New York Anierlcau. Ki ! piibli' "tion lil cat hi 1 1 '"" Dogs That Hunt Craba, A collector for-tlie Umdon sou baa succeeded In CHptiirlng several crab hiiutlug and crab eating doga lu Urar.U Tbe dog ra half fox, but tbey do not eetu to care very much for poultry. They have been known to turu up I heir none at nice, fat pullets and go flsbliii; for era da tnatead. The doga hunt in packs along tbe banks of tbe rivers in tbe Auiason valley, and the craw Bun and land craba of that region are their eapeclal prey. Tbe crtiba ofteu put up a vigorous fight, but the dogs have a way of turning them over and biting, them In a vital spot Just aa tbe thor oughbred terrier polishes off rat New York Herald. I I 1 w m aa-.s. j aaa r m i Illicit.; "" " 1 All roi.nlv road wairam.i ncn.lorscd Mv,.rn tho If-fh "f I'M-.' ami JatniMry I'll:!, both i ali-s iiicii iiii.i .,11 till St'lltMtiofl lit i tho County Tif;iMiii' ceases Jan. 21. l'.'i:- li. S. llattan. I " SUMMON: en r is, Ol B' , V.. Mutt. 1 Ii i.,Oregi'i. L it il.: o t - ii Congregational Church Regular services at the Congre gational church Sunday, February Morr-in service, 10 o'clock; sul ject The Divine Resemblance. Evening service, 7:30, subject, True Son ship. We are out in the interest of the people and only seek to hold up Christ as a Savior to men. Those interested in their own or the wel fare of the souls of friends will do ....,11 n niinn.l lUnua COrt' 1 fdO "frimr ! eu wi.u . L'i t ovu.eri. Wltn US, we Will uo ine: xwii. D. JoplinK Pastor. a Methodist Notices Sunday School, 10 a. m. Subject: God's Covenant with Noah. Morninjf service 11 a. rn. Subject, The Freedmen. Epworth League, 6:45 p. m. Sub-i Sect: Tha Freedmen. Mrs. Dodd, j lemdet. o ner. Lot 2 in block 30. lei . Oregon. asstb'ed a- t-i.fil, il-n nah L, I'aitridj-e n r. f. t 3 in b'ock 3l. t Helen , Oregoii asses-eil a 1 I'. 'af e iasi- iniu!-. L t 4 in bl-i k aO, St Helen . O ego i as cased at f'.'l 11, Mr-. J h.i P..ejoj o nrr. Lot 5 in M ck 30, St Hel n, Oret-i, ase sedatl2l.il, Hannah L. Paririil.- to ";r Lot 6 in bloi k SO. S llelt tif, tirepc.n. a-essed ai .'1.U, w K. & C. K Guild o i ers. L t 7 i.i block 30, St Helens. Oi-gon. aeed a lil.ll, 1 . If A Llzz e H " erson, owners. Ij H in Link 30, Si. H-'lu t, O-e;. . rss d at 2l II. J B lio r-y. i.t V in Mock M He' a-sesel ai rJl 11, alary o ner. Lot 10 in block 30, S . lie .s-ed Bt (21.11. f. Ii o er. Ijm. II in 1 If- k 30. S'. I!cb Oi v ,:e.e.l n 21.11, E Aln K s o v : iz in b-B s 44. Si, it i -iH.-gi , a- e-e'i at : l. I.'ii-l t M 't- j i.iw or, Ijtl 13 ii. b1- i.k 14. .-1 H on, O' go , a s t-ac'i at ',3.7. ' Kell owner L t 14 in bl ck 44, St. Htle , Oregon, as-cssed t $22 62, l. T. C gle, ownei . Iit to in b ock 44. St. Hel. n. Oreg. n, asstiwrl at f'W 7M. VV A Hii'.K owner. Jit 12 in b r.ck 45 St. He'enH, Oreiioi js-e. rd 12:1.'-.", .iorn 1- R ib n r- r Din Ri.Im- ) D ' ' U -t 13 in b rk .5, lit- t's o g i , ii,Kit lrj83, Join U Hub it) i r t i 1a Kuiiei iiWMUD J.ot 14 in bio. k 4.;. !. He 1 1 a. o-.'if i , m-e-S' d at (Hi 811, .l. b i li. ftnb ni Klona knijcn- on.ri. Lot Li in Mo t 4"). St Hele s, or.-gn , .ts c ld Ni Mt' l l u-rnnii in. t i; u1 1 n o .i ii. rs L"i 16 in blrx k 45. S. Iele-i, Orcnoi , ai-e-,ed at (10 W, C. N. RntiSil, owner. JjOt 17 In Mock 45. Mt. Helens, Orejioi , a"-e-sen a. in .", ). it 10 cnii .v. J. Lo't owners I. IK bl' 4.1. t. Hi I Q'fp)' , 1 t V 71, I . r. i & . j A MITE OF A REPUBLIC. Moresnet Is Only One and a Quarter Square Miles In Extant, The amiillext stute In Europe, tbe autouomoua republic of Moresmt't, la on tbe boundiiry between Germany and Belgium. Moresnet Ima an urea of barely one and a quarter square miles and a pop ulation of 3.r00. It owes Its existence to a boundary controversy for tbe con trol of a ouce lniortunt zinc mine. A boundary commbi.-duu aettllnx tbe fron tiers of Ilollund mid PruHsIa after the fall of Napoleon In 1814 was unable t aree upon the ownership of this tiny piece of land, with its valuable mining riKbts. and dually left the question for future cettleineut. Neither poweTr was to occupy It. and It waa administered Jointly by tbe two atates. ' In practice tbe Joint administration I soon resulted in an administration by j neither state, and tbe community be ; came autonomous under tbe protection nnd tuteluce of Primula and Holland and later of PrusKla and Belgium. In 1S4I tbe two frunrunteeing countries rccular)r.v thl mid formally gnro the disltli-t Its otu liidt'imident admlnla-tra-ion It lias no i-ourt. but IIUimt can choose between the Helclum anf fnihsiau lill'iniaH In belunliiK litifra :op. which is aubJiHt to tbe laws nei ther of Germany nor of Belgium, bat of tbe ancient Cpda Napoleon. Chi cago Inter Ocean. Unfair Advantage. A school inspector, examining class In Bible history, asked, "dm any boy tell me what bird Nonb let out of tbe rk?" There was a long silence, and then the smallest boy In the class put np bis hand aud answered, "i'lense, air, doye!" The Inspector expressed bis surprise that only the sum I lest boy In tbe class knew tbe answer to the question. "But, please, air," replied one of the boya, evidently touched by tbla reproach, "hia father keeps a bird shop!" London Telegraph. A Lesson In Pronunciation. "How do you pronounce that word divorcee.' profesaorr' aaked Mr. Slab aides. "Is It 'dlyoraay' or 'dlyoreee?' " "That all dependa, my young friend," smiled tbe professor. "When Mrs. Jones-Smythe-Winkles got ber first divorce I ahould have called It "Divorce A,' but now that she baa come tbrouiih with a third I ahould say that 'Divorce C Is a Just I (labia form." Hs trier's. Tha Marching 8ong. No one knows tbe Inspiration of a tramping song better than tbe soldier nnd most regiments have their favor Ite airs, which tbey love to yell when on march. Tbe men of tbe Mancbes ter reciment have a tine repututlon for singing on the march, and two of their favorite songs are "Klllaloe" and 'Brian Horn." Iiotb of which give op portunlty for some hearty shouts at Intervals. Similarly the Yorksblrea when route marching, enliven tbe way with "Dun Tucker." a song In which the words are of no accouut and tbe tune a series of dlubollcal yells. Lou don Chronicle. IN tiik ubtri r cid n r i m STATK OK Di:i:iitN Ki'K t'"'1 M ;A fnl' MY Chil-tine MVik, l'l.i'iitill, t. lie .re I., i'ui rv, Wiliuill lli n li t ks n Slid 1C. I'. tj'in k lt l.'i'iiiii tt , in- ol tl t.i ( r i'ii". i si tl hi ' afc-ii'i'-t ,,lt mi , i I e'oir iiii; HI llivkK II 'III llir lllli' in me .-. li in ill I ti i - (.uuiuioi'i., mi l i! ). ii'"i '.oo Hi.ear aii. I in . I . I." v i t 1 1 1 t- I ,.1 intiir will i ly lo li e irlief .Iciu.iliiliil In I ill til ia biibi'iu C i, for To Willli.lll Hi ll.ilick- li si ove i tm .1 I -1 n . ' aiiu . In til limine of I lie Slut. Jul! lire heiebv ie.(ti .led t . ,i;itr H e c uipl.iii.! til. ! in the ill oe i ntiUcl Conn . m tbe 7tl day of March, J t - - the I. ::t lor 'h III; hilin lcci i-e H Sean In a Managsria. "I have beard of haughty strides and graceful glides, but tbe bcrolue of this melodrama bns a sort of xooioglcal walk." "What kind of walk la tbatr "Why. tbe author speaks of her pur suing her catlike tread with a dogged determination!" Something In Keeping. 'You pamper tbia cat too much." anld the veterinarian "Yon keep blm too much in the house." "But. doctor, this la a Persian cat out $4.US)." "Well, build him a mahogany wood hel to gambol on "-Pittsburgh Post 8nobs and 8 nobs. Little Suob I don't see any waiters Why don't tbey wear uniforms? You can t tell who ure gentlemen and wuo are not, can your Superior Walter (asrcustlciillyi We waiters Hud no dif H. ulty. air!- London Opinion. Not Nasdsd. Do you carry hurglur Insurance on your home. Bildad?" asked Wiggles. "I used to. but since tbe twins came I've given It np," anld Bildad "No body aleepa at our bouse after dark, so wbafs tbe user" Harper's. J L t I!) in bl ck I5. il. Ilele , on $ . HS'ie.) at i','J 71, U. V. I'.Ht h & Kiii - M iC"tii oun'-rs L "0 in block 45, St. Hel ns. Oregon aef-.d nt 22.52, R. C. Ka-tl) ,& Em: M . Ka'th owners. rt 21 in bloclr 45, St Helena, Oreg-nn, asseM'l at (22 .'j2, James f art oa ner. Lot 22 ta b!o k 45, St Helens, Oregon, a-i-es-ed at $33 it, James Dart own-r. 1 Lot 12 In M.iOk 1,1 'olumhia J'srk. or, as f at $6 89, R. (i Horn owner L 13 In block 1, Col im him Park ore PRIMITIVE ARAB LIFE. Dsiae Peeo's Rtill Have the Cuttnmt ot Abraham's Tims. 1 1 : k n il !eerU Arab life Is as prl r.i e n-i M Abrubam's time, f beep are f ii. slain to seal vow. The Hult or briii ij o -etiaut Is observed, nnd wu.Hl ii mu i 'lies Ids tent is torn ilcwn and destroyed. Old naiiK'S such aa Joseph. S'rses and Alexander are ntlll in coinuioii use among Aiaira, though pronounced 'Yiisiif," "Mesa" und "rSkandar." To dl von e his wife man ma.' re peat tbe formula Lnt telek three times. L'auiilly saving ft once makes tbe wo man behave, and Ita repetition If not iwcessnry. Tbe "pvll eye" superstition Is com mon, and tbe Qrst injunction given a vl-dtlng fop;lgncr by experienced Ara f)ntt trnvelirs Is that be must not ;)' hit at HflJrjMl or persona In Arab sot lie menta. Arabs say a man KlfUi With tbls ipallKii power con look at bird ly id i no air una tnat it win arop ceia; that If he .-booRes to cast bis wi bed spell on a camel it may go lame or child so at; loci ed will be struck LI nj. None of the lower class can read or write, but tbe Arab is Doted for his ready wit and bis habit of speaklt g In allegory. Christian Herald. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OI' Till STATE OF OREGON FOR COLUMBIA COUNTY. Kliz beth Von Hoetjn, I'lii'iitifT. (Jeorge Von Hoesten, defendant T ) t.eorH 'on Hi esien, J)?endant: In the n me of t' e S'a'e of oreon, you are hereby requireil to appear an ; answer to the complaint riled axinai you in iheabovemtitledfourtaiid cn S" on o before (be da'" of the expiia ion ol the lime pre-crib-d in the order for thi pilMicstion of this Kitruinon-i, said il 'si'i( h H h da of Ml iua.y. l'.13, ami f vou tail to t" appear and ns'Ai-i. ju I im nt i nd I cree wi! ! tik." miin 50n for w nit lliileofas kpecili n th -ai l complaint, to-wi : rm . . tcrte .l.s-olving 'be bunds f ma r.-i-ii.ny ?xitii.g lie' een plaintiff sii.l the 4t f' ti'' -ti t, a id bra decruii t:A'r lo . iiln'il" Ji'T mui.Un I ntn KlizilHi li ..I'lbu. I lid for su0 o'licr and fuillur re'iel ;. to ibis CC'J t tniyeeni ii(ni:-ble Kn I ju t . T ii' gumn.ou-t is leived by public!!. ti n liii-r.of in li e "otejou IJiM," s iiesii,er piiniel and niblilrid hi st. nty, olrgon, bv titled i. uit n.a le. d .ind filed il er In on Hie 2.!'ll . . y I I'c.iulir. I Ir 1 : , i.ic'i nl I ntilirr.. in. il or in till vi'l be r-t court quirting the uiln to il c I..H.U l iiretiii-en and si forth n llir coin pi .m.t ;h .t the ilelemlsn'. iiml eai h of tin in ' r i. quired to s ( f. lib the nuuieof then e-pci tive ilsini". if i.n, ""'I that il. id vers- c!i.ini ol the deleiidai.is be i'i ivruiiiied by a le. ire uf lln court, and t'.atbymid thcice il be ilecialed snil nljudned ti at plsinliU is lbs owlirr ol -aid pr. misi'S ai d enti le.l to o-i-esmii Uiere.if and ihsttbe defendants or eilli. t of them hsve iioesuite or int.'ie t what-.-ver in or to said lands or p'euii.-s, and '-at d.lt-ndanls iuid i sib ol tlntnlc irever debarrid Iron " r iig snv . i .t 1 1 ii wbaievcr in nnd to said binds slid , n mi-ei adver-e to pluiiitld and I t h olbt-r ami further relief lo cqui' v n. iv eeni jmt and proper ami for co-ts o d ill-bin fcnieni. Icfiiiiliiut w ill further lake iiilue I hi' eivi.e of Ihii sunilliollH ii iii nln upon Inn by pub.icatiou theieol iu ttiedr.gon Wi-t, pni in nil to sn orler n ude by linn J m ! j;,. J A Kiikiu. Jinlk'e of 'aid -oiirt, d.iicl the day of J.m I'll;!. C" J Ciir'1-., Alt' rm-v lor I'lamtill. Date of lir.-t pul lic.ll on. January 21 im;;. K.ite of 1 uMica i .li. Mar, li 7, 19i.t. " CAREFUL OF THEIR COWS. IL I in, colii'i.b i Co' it Jl r . f tl e I'bovii e. til I it d o. v c It-'. I co a ur X co n si cu lve Isle of Jsrssy Sees to It That tha Brssd Is Kept Absolutely Purs. Undoubtedly the little Island of .ler scy has been curl' bed by the prollt of lis ions. In modern days potato rais in and fruit culture have helped, but It Is the solid, continual prollt of the cat lie that das made the Island rich So carefully du they tend them there niu( so frus;al are they of waste In trodden pastures, says Our Dumb Aid iiimIs, that they actually tether their animals, and the children or Indoor servants shift them at morn, uoon and nlnht. ttontleiiess is (heir cue In bnmllliiir tho calf, which, after a dose of moth cr's milk, has to be content wllb skim milk, or sklllegulee. She Is haltered nnd fill by hand nnd becomes docile and geutle and when two vears old yields Indoors or out In-r bountiful bucketful of frothy, rich milk to tbe quiet women folk who milk her. 1 no Jersey hreed l Kept pure by stringent laws against the Importation or foreign slock. Tho summer p.istur ago is very rich, and entile remain out from May till October, but during the winter they are always comfortably housed. I be milk Is user! almost eicluslvclv in making butter. A good Jersey will make an average of a pound of buMer every day In tbe year. The Jersey h beautiful In form, and her nhntindim.' dairy products make her a favirifi. with the household, nn ornnineiil tn any farm or estate and a source ot great profit to her owner. Spiteful. L.lllh So you are really engaged tit Inst! I'm iiivfully Kim t .11P dear: Ol.nly-Yes. I wns sure you would be, Vou have loss competition Don- -Lou Inn jjnii. Dir.crrous to the Disphragm. J.i'-k - l;eggle illumine that be Is a lirly klllei i;i hel -Well, he boi't far wrong We KrH ,,ii,ist ,je uiunbijis " .'-.--Most. in Transcript Biff 0a.nce GiT-JH ly Uni!c3 Arltsaus DEEF? ISLAND Sat.fe Feb. 21 '13 YsryW? Jrvi'eJ Columbia County Abstract And Trust Co Abstracts, Real Estate, Insurance. Lonns. Conveyancing St. Helens, Oregon iLUkUiUiliiULlAiUaaliitLUltkitilaLl,ilti i ST. HELENS Harness $ Shoe Shop MONrcriMiRY BUIllMNU ST. HELENS, ORE. -HT?irj5sn8imifTi nininmiiiHunirn ivmiriiQ i Aeis School Openi Monday, September 16th 3 riEVlMdEi.' WE ARC HCAOQUARTCRS f O t 9 St. School Books and School Supplies HAVE US) btCUnCD THC AGENCY FOB Eastman's Photographic Goods Wt CAfiny ON HAND A LARGC STOCK OF THC Celebrated Nyal Family Remedies SCHOOL tl OKS ARC SOLD StRICTLV FOR CASH t A. J. DEM INC. Dh'uoaiST. Sr. HELENS Utiaitttsikitigagggmnttaiiiitlltltltaattlliatlllllv 1H k in in OPEN FDR BUSINESS TlieJaHan Importing Co. DFALIRSIN (iruvrr'us, W-j-hihl,: mid Feed (.'riteni otts, ,, I .Yerrssltir A .Verity i n All Ki,! of Chccsc-Also WlHik-sak- I b );u tun ijt fr i:irst Cjas, jm. lil ted ami Dniiiistic Wines of all i.v I rrcc (iclivL-ry t. aV y.v. Kiuds try t any :Mrt ,,f St. Helens or Iloii'inn visiiec tftillv Sulii-ii i l,,r ..r ", sr. ui:u:xs c(lu Us u CENTRAL GROCERY II. Wist. 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DEALERS K FRESH AND CUR2D MEATS FISH AND POyL'f?y'-----r You Can Sare 30 Per Cmtrr Buying Your Lmrd in Bulk from Cyffml PlirKE 48 'Cailai M-I.ICU.S IN LL U 'iONT EXPLOSIVES ro aNv "'"9C,U,VlPCD,N)'TN lots or mos, -.rs r ,M COlOMiU COOWTr ON THC RIVCW n r m r i n e. I