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Iwinior is nvikiiv; u-r.yi.lerablo ho.i.;
.way in the inatlcr of in-piwc-iicni:1.
The street Lave l-oen cleaned p, new
walks have been laid, now powers put in.
and AVatcrt-trect u'otv: t! e business ,-or- j
.vl ! Sepp.vo t'.o t'nrcd Stale gov rnnn r.t
'; woa'.d :s..-ue r. mote p'.e;tt- to pub-io
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I npp.iv t! nt bonuThn-1 wort' to le
U tu:.l I o:r.cMoais, u one evui i "
liiein hut ho-.v.e-buiidorf?
What would ha pen if bis: s nd'estes
atvl corporations nvild "ivt rah l.ire
ir.ii ts ot the pul lie bin l- r rptvulatixf
and monopoly purpose?
Would': tliis e.or;in-cni to tectori
al h:u!i it the WovcrlnHisorsitn l Uvvk
atelhrs could not got a vomer on t'.ie
public domain?
WouU Ore:onvas a state government.
Miliar. O
tien has been planked and put in order i e::ist ii the i-tate would treat its
lands
for lumber trtlho. l.ere is liaMiy an
other town in the -Mate of Orcrm t'.iat
lias made the same or c.-nal advance
ment in the pat ear. Notwithstanding
the town has been handieaprvd in a
measure by the town owners, Kir.;:
short sighted, failing to take, advantage
of the many opportunities offered. At
one time an inuiunse fai'tory, the one
nov.- locateil at Houlton. could have been
stc.ir, but the site was held at a price
that was unroawnable or prohibitive.
Then there is th.e knocker, w ho is al
ways kicking aarnst ivory enterprise
that is toot just after his style, tl a! is
striking at some of the more imliMri-
ous olu-ses; presumably because they To
not plunv', or blow in all their earnhit s
at the card table or over the bar of the
ealoon. Now it should be understood
. that tho knocker is not the taloon in; n
nor the jjimtlenian of the f reen tloth,
but he ia one who desires to be popular i
in a way w ith the r iloon class. Hecrit
itizes the industries of the ton. Men
in business are ostracised leauso they
do not devote tiuir cneriu to building
up this class of hangers on, Th.e latest
to pose as a knocker is the Rainier Gaz
ette. In its last issue it reprints an art
icle from the Portland Journal relating
to the business of tho llainicr Mill and
Lumber company. If the statements in
the art.de were all true, the publication
of them is unwarranted and uncalled
for. Mr. Reed has proven himself a
gentleman in every -ense of the word.
in the t-ame manner, and sell them only
to actual home-isovkors?
It is beuived by some that the com
monwealth w ould yo to pot if the fraud
ulent 1 ind-iirabhinj schemes were all
nipped in the bud.
Hut what are the lands for? Is it all
a dream that they lire for the people?
And is it a mistako to say that the peo
ple are the home-builders?
If a nun and his family can't -o and
live on a quarter section for at least five j vi(rov
vears. orir .t they to have a homestead?! ' K v-'
The efforts Rookat'oUer to nicre tho
mining efforts of the country, if saoeees
fu!, would crush out all
mine interests.
You iit-i cordially iavited to
Celebrate This Fourth' it!i Us
In the pood old f;ishl-noil w.iv anl ret tl.o pick ami choic! of tholargrst and" up to
date Mock of Dry (bnvN, Millinery, Notions, Cb-lhinv'. (Io:its rrnisl.in(;!,
Hats, Shoos, Jewt lory. Shirt W'ai-'ts Shuts, Ulovrs llos.ry, Slippers lor
Ladies and Children, and ovtrvthiug noocssirv to mako lite worih livinj:.
BOYS ATTENTION!!
With every Hoys suit juiroluupd from now till tho Foint't wo will give
FREE c Buster Repeating Pistol
A valuable toy. Perfectly hur'nlo?. Warranted t ) mako plenty of no's', and bum
t keep you awake. Parents brintf them litc foi tluir suits, and maku thcui
liaj pv. We will make you foi l good. C iue all.
L. SWETT, RAINIER, OREGON.
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A Crouse . .
John Lomborsou.
J II r.rinn
couipetUivo TMW Vooplos
I P Lousienont
F II Adams
At the ndjournod session of county j,nnrewcn
commissioners court the following ap-i.,1.. '. 1
rood funds as, umi
K McCoy
.IS
.14
.13
COMMISSIONERS COURT.
portionment ot county
made:
District Number 1...
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P.iM? Allowed bv Countv Court i
June 13, 1904.
His rating in T.radstreets reports snr- j "Y C Cooper, Sup r d No.
.$ 87 :0
pisses that of any other man in ih ; ! E S Bryant sup r d 10 41
town of Rainier. The enterprise that he ' Rainier duct to advt 9
ife condu.-tini is one of no small mani- , R S Rayne bridge worl; !. .
tale-. Onj tliat has paid out thous inds ! A Kin-' blacksmith work. .
of dollars to the citizens of the town.
One that has yivea employment to
stores of men cither directly or indirect
' !, and will in the future be one of . th .
main industries of the tow n. Now hi d
we the time or disposition w e could fo
back over the history of this company
and show bow it has benefitted nearly
'every man in the town- of Rainier.
"When Mr. Reed purchased the mill in
the dilapidated condition that it was, he
immediately set about repairing it and
Tiuttin it in ordej. Of course be was
new tere, and askci the advice of some
of those who should assist him, and
after employing them for a time because
Mr, Reed did not enter into all the
schemes of the knocsers, they immedi
ately eet about to injuje his business.
So far as the article in last week's Gaz-
'ette is concerned, it can tlo Mr Reed no
harm, but it does injure the town. So
far as Mr. Wilder, who was the partner
of Mr. Reed, is concerned the article
does him no good. And it certainly
does Judge Irazder an injustice by
bruiting about matters through the pub
lic print that ehouid have been kept
within the secret chambers of the court
This was a civil action that interested
noone any more than should a family
quarrel, but there arc always some peo
ple who are sticking their nose into
iamily affairs and are never happier
- than when thev can stir up a stink
among their neighbors. The Gazette
owes Mr. Reed and the town of Rainier
an apolosy for this untimely and uncall
ed for attack upon the Rainier Mill and
Lumber Company's business.
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The Quarterly of the Oregon Historic
, al Society, for March, has been laid up
on our table. Mr. Clarence B. Eagley,
an Oregon pioneer of 1852, who lived in
Marion county up to about 18(10, but
who, for the most of the time since then
has been ideneified with the Puget
Sound press, gives a history of the
"Mercer Immigration" two cargoes of
girls to make happy the lives of Puget
Sound bachelors in 1805. Mr. Thomas
' iW.Prosch, another pioneer Puget Sound
journalist, give? the evolution of Stevens
and "Whitman counties, Washington. T.
W. Davenport, father of "our Homer,"
the .cartoonist, gives a chapter on his
- "Rcccolections ,as an Indian Agent."
jThe stalwart old pioneer of 1844, John
Minto, gives a paper of striking interest
on the "Antecedents of the Oregon Pio
nJer, and the Light These Throw upon
Their Motives." The closing pages of
the'Quarterly give a portion of the"Rec
colectiorts and Opinions of an old Pio-
- neer," by Peter H. Burnett, an Oregon
pioneer of 1843, and in 1850 the first gov
eenpr of California. In subsequent
,. ..numbers of the Quarterly all of Gov.
'-. Burnett's "Recollections" of his experi
ences in the "Oregon Country" will be
published, thus making accessible a
most valuable chapter in the early hislo
rv.of c;r commonwealth. For further
information about the Quarterly, ad
dress GKO. H. HIMKS, Asst. Secy.,
Oregon Historical Society, City Hall,
Portland, Oregon.
Dart cVMui-klo, supplies
Brinn & Stan wood linn her r d
Mt Hood LumU'r Co hunter rdt) 302 (.2
John Edholm bridge work 11 CO
East Fork Shingle Mfjj Co
Fred Trow nails for r d 7
II O Howard lumber for r d 7. . .
O N Gable sup r d 3
Ged W Grant sup r d 1
C E Olsen supr d 4
Gust Gustafson sun r d 15
W L Brown sup r d 7
Mitchell Ray taking county
charge to ho pital
,U Robinson same
Fred Trow supplies for paupers.
Patton Home keep of McKinster
Good Samaritan Hospital
Mary Girt board of MeCourt
E Lousignont -witness state vs
Brought 1 CO
II P Watkins j p fees state vs
Mollcr 5 40
F M Thorp constable 3 00
Win Symons j p fees state vs
West
F.M Fowler constable
II P Watkins j p fees state vs
John A Nelson '.
F M Thorp constable same
Maggie Nelson witness same. . . .
Guy Nelson same.
Nels Olsen same
Oregon Mist advt old county
warrants
Rainier Gazette stationery 5 50
R II Mitchell election supplies. . 51 75
II 'Morgus supplies for court
house & jail
Dart & Muckle same .
Lou J Crouse board of jurors
II R Cliff coroner 8 40
I Spencer registering voters 6 40
TO Watts same ' 1 20
Edward Joseph same 14 00
E D Ticlienor same 25 60
II Henderson same 87 90
John Pringle same 7 10
Wni Symons same 6 50
Wm Symons canvassing election
returns 4 00
II P Watkins same 3 00
Thos Bassi ball rent 4 00
Leu J Crouse board of prisoners 26 75
List of jurors serving at the May
term of Circuit Court, 1904.
Days Miles Amt.
AEHaney 1......70..$ 9 HO
F Anderson 1......36.. 5 00
A Gisselberg 1...... .84..
W I Snubs :.. .1 40..
Gordon M Farr 1 24 . .
OF Langfeldt...'....l 82.,
E Ilorgrcn 1 -.20..
Grant W Girt 1 40..
Geo W Grant .4 22..
SS Way 4 6..
W J Fullerton . .
fcio! G D Gilson
looojp j Smith
00IC G Caplcs
"C Oliver
8oo ! Jos Copehuul .
m!Chas W Adams.... 10.
iEH Girtv 2.
rJi Thomas Grew ell.... 2.
2im j N F Kakcr 2.
Jp II Lund 2.
James Cox 2
FA Fran 2,
R Kappler 2.
A J Kelley 2
I W P Maclay 2
J I Mcktbhon -
i W W blakesly 2
Dan Richardson 2,
Witnesses
Name
Olof Anderson
Ida AUkstrom
TJ Flippin
James Van
J D Lewis
Emma Ollila
TMGeoirhcgan....
O Wehster
Eli Hendricks. ....
Herman Luokkan.
R II King
OF Rockwell
A A Wilder
Mrs M Kyscr...
J F Flanagan......
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1 58..
1 400..
1 61..
Otto Good 1 30.
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4 30
4 50
4 90
4 30
4 80
4 00
4 00
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9 20
9 20
9 20
9 20
9 20
4 40
4 40
10 20
11 20
7 00
7 00
7 00
42 00
8 40
5 06
9 20
8 00
5 00
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9 21)
9 20
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20 09 ' K MulmlMTv: : 0 H
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"m SM,imUm 11 40
J Jtn K. i. rtlium U
33 20 1 Mirrtham
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J K Yuii 1"
W T Simmon 3 0 i
C Lfonyt-w 8 iv
Ailitni Harr it
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li W lliiruen ' i n
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Jmuri I'.rtili'iis, lia'.l rent 0 m
A Merrill f
, C Kmia.TMiti "
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C W l;lnkilrv :i "'
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W I. linwii 11 I'
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THE GR.ANGE
ConJuc'tJ by
J. W. CAUXOT.. CUnihim. K. Y
JV CiwitlDiiili l .v r st2
HO AD CISTFIICT NO. 14.
Yh-orit Powder Co .13.90
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 15
I'll Shirley .".son Shaniialinn 11.50
E Slmnnahan 5.0l O A MahiiHleii M.IXI
ThosTliromt b'.Otl l,.w Kensev 15.(X
J P So.f-fuiuuh'.tO 11 Ward
V Smilii "..CO J U Dalian
J R Dallas 13.50 Henry HuLi-r
I' S Melliiu-er 7. V Alieben
P lVr-erHon 21.00 OG 1 Lull
EShannahaii 3.00 OG Unit
Gunt GintniHon
Vieorit powder Co
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It cost the Republicans of Illinois
Jvcr $ 100.000 to nominate a governor at
.Le recent state convention.
OA Roberts ...
J C Hudson....
John Sali
J Wanberg ...
(J W Clark
II E La-Rarr...
C W Emerson. .
J II Wellington
D Ilenshaw ....
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A 64..
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J L Morgan 12.
C II P.oinvert.
Bert Seffert . .
Chris Hansen
WII Smith ..
Perry LVier..
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...12 72..
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10 40
6 00
4 40
10 20
4 00
6 00
10 20
8 60
8 60
12 20
14 40
16 40
8 20
27 20
6 CO
6 00
20 40
32 70
31 20
25 00
31 20
20 20
28 40
ED Tichenor 1 27..
Otto Carlson 1 00. .
WO Lee 1 36..
J A Schuncsen 1 30..
G G Myygcr 1 50. .
John Sandstrom.... 1 72..
J F Flanagcn 1 01..
EE Huntington.... 1. 21..
T M.Geoghegan.... 1. 24..
G G Mayger 1. 56. .
R II King 1 56. .
CP Young 1......C8..
J D Lewis .........
V' T Simmons. ...
James Van. ......
Albert Hawkins..
Ersa Fisher ...
J Koberstcin
WS Locke
ED Tichenor....
TJ Flippin
J F Flanegan
T M Geoghegan..
E E Huntington.
RH King
E J Boss
G G Mayger
D D Jackson . . , . ,
J F Flanegan
J 0 Atchison
E E Huntington.
T M Geoghegan..
B Manna
OH Struck meir.,
R II King
Judges, Clerks of election and messen
gers fees.
TC Wattsi $s V)
G W Mukinstr C 00
Humes Kennedy CM)
J C Monroe .' C 00
Wm Hunter 6 00
Thos Pfiwsan C 00
JIalver Olsen 0 00
KOIIazen 7 00
Wm Holt 6 Oo
W J Fullerton 6 Oo
E II Lynch 0 Oo
H Larson C 00
HO Gore G Oo
LB (ik'HHon , '. i 6 Oo
M B Shearer 0 Oo
KAGeorge.. 3 Oo
D M Ilenshaw ... 3 00
A J Detaining , S Oo
It Cox 3 Oo
Albert Ilunslmw 3 00
A M Houlton 00
Frank AlvoM....' IS 00
T J) (;rlw!ok ' 0 00
S K Heailleo C GO
A G Hiigjjin 3 00
J A Hcliunosfii 8 00
W . iW-itz , il 00
J C Kilby.l 3 00
K P Iiiirnn 3,00
BXBmith 300
O W Romsey C 00
Glint Ltuille C 00
O D Hpauldlng , 6 Oo
Unas C Llndgren 6 00
11 U Mlii.lee
LA Mitteoin
E H .In.-i'lill
(' ii Thiiyer
(' LCImk
Wm. Utiyacke
V U l'ouu roy
O D linrrUon
J U Dun run
John O Libel
John 1 Peterson
0 II WINi.ii
Osor Klllott
W 11 (oh iu
KEColvln..
John McAilmn
H KMorna-n
John i'All
1 M I'.tiiaick
Goo. Tti'lieiior
1) V Frecinnn
tj FOrr-tn ;
Dim lilee
U 8 Payne
K U Hiinu-s
Fred Flu brer
CM liii-Khloy '
V.' M Wilson
C Y Melllngc r
Bills allowed on road fund.
ROAD blSTtllCT NO. 1.
A Zeinman 2:i.(X) J B Duncan
J P. Duncan 20.00 F Kammeycr
0 Allen 30.80 A Newman
E Bruell 30.00 J Brown
S Wilkenscn 8.80 J Zehiman
II Bushman 2 1.40 J I) Morgan
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10.05
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Port Imp Co .",0.00 II 0 Lnmberson 8.70
JB Duncan 10.00 II Bartel
A Zcisman 1.00 J B Duncan
II White 20.00 II Bushman
P Lousignont 0.75 J Markwert
K W Grant Oft .00 Geo W Grant
II White 4.1.80 D Cooper
L Pay no
Watts & Price
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 2.
W 0 Cooper 85.00 R O Ilazen '
9 oy j J M Cooper 2K.00 W Gabrelson
E Eversaul 0U..1O Ja lieeglo
K F Larzon 10.00 W J Fullerton
H T Grewell 17.00 Vin Grewell
Geo Ilazen 14.00 Lew Davies '
Jas Bennett
Gust Isaacson
Eleck Mestuan
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 3.
Frank Kelly 10H.07 II Usher
Ed Ilazen C3.95 AVm Broilcs
John Boyd ' 58.70 W E Smith
P Mitchell 31.70 AN Clark
I T Wilson 13.00 J Dupont sr
L Dupont 2.00. Geo. Caso
S Rock 2i00 Glen Watkins
W Mucklo 18.50 0 McCauley
M J Englert 37.50 Harry Hughes
Jas Cox
Jas. Archibald
! Wm Brought
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 4.
Klas Johnsonl4.02 N Andrcss
II Andress 14.02 O H English
Ben Clink 10.00 J Clink
0 J Llndbom 14.02 0 E Olsen
Klas Johnson 42.75 0 E Olsen
0 E Olsen 74.50 0 J Lindbom
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 6.
Jas Gallicn 45.00 Dan Stchman
L E Gulker 0.00 ADanielson "
Ohaa Brant 8.75. W M Lowraan 1 18.50
BP Morton 0.75 Seth Girt ' 18.00
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 7.
W L Brown 40.50 J L Gallicn
J.W Lowman 13.50 Geo Carrigan
T W Criswick 1
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 8.
Geo Lacy
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 9.
G Sande 37.00 Gumar Kasscn 10.00
M Dobbins 20100 II Pareliua 20.00
Thos Bawji 1.10
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 10.
J A Smith 10.50 M Doran 43.50
Summit Lumber Co 327.50
W J Zillman 42.00
There beini: r.o bids to do the special
road work in Distrti't No. 10. the r iad
ina-'ter was onlcred to d the rl in
the bevt milliner he can.
Tho two road petitioim (run tin vi.'in
ity of Vernonia signed by lavid 1 arUy,
et. al. wero denied.
Court adjounied until next Friday,
July let.
NiuhtWas HorTorturo.
"I would couch nearly nil night long,"
writes Mn. Chas. Ai:legnlt', of Alex-
I andria, Ind., "and could hardly get any
' wl I I'liiisitniiil inn ki lull I Unit
if 1 widkeila Min k 1 woiiui cougn irignt
fullv and iiiit bloinl, but, when all other
medicines lulled, thru i I .mi 1 boltles of
Dr. Wine's New Discovery wholly cured
me and I gained 5M j.ouihIh." It's iiliso-
luli lv nuaranteed to cure I micliH, t.niiiH,
but ifit'pe, r.roni-hitirtinul allThroat. and
l.ung I roubles, l'rici 5lk: and Jl.ltt).
Trial hottlen free at Perry Si Graham 'h.
Comuiencing Juno 8th and continu
inu untilregular summer schedulo is in
augurated, the regular train of A. AO.
R. R. arriving at Astoria vt 11:30 A. M.
will run through to SeiisKlo direct in
stead of via Fl. Stevens, arriving at Sea
side at 12.30 p. m., returning leave Sea
side nt 4 :30 p. m. instead of 2:30 p. in.,
allowing four hours nt tho beach."
Working Night And Day.
Tho busiest and mightiest liltlo thing
that ever was iiuiile in Dr. KiiiKH New
Li fo Pill. Theso pilU change weakiufH
into strength, listlefsncKii into energy,
brain-fair into mental power. They're
80.00 ' wiiiiderful in huilding up the beullli.
Only 2'W per box. MUl Dy 1 erry u
Graham.
For sale or trade, a Iiouho and lot ill'
Rainier. Good location for residence or
bu.iincw-. Call on or addreHS It. H.
Mitchell, Rainier, Oregon.
No Pity Shown.
"For years fate was after me continu
uouslv" writes F. A.GiiHede, Verbena,
Ala. "I had a terrible case of Piles
cant-inn 24 tumors. When all failed
HuckUn'H Arnica Saive cured inc.
Equally good for Burns and all aches
and pains. Only 25c at Perry it Gra
ham H.
nt SI.
HON. OLtVCR WILSON.
MnUfr mt Illinois r.mBf, T
rn vt Molmndrjr.
Th aubjret of thN fl.clch wnn born
on n f irm In Belmont county, O., but
ren.oved with Mm paicliti. when tWJ
year old. to Putnam county, 111., net
tllu; mi 1111 open prairie, trtlnu to
school whin nve yean old. When old
nnniKli to hitnillo a team he went to
work on tho arm, iitl-Midlin! nchool In
winter. Later he nttendiil the Normal
Hchonl at Norma!,
III., then for nov
era I ycai-M farm
ed in miiimur
nn.l taucht n dis
trict school in
whiter.
In 1S73 ho bo
fame a charter
ineiulier of Muk
nolln KranN'o.
I7t. helm: tin
youiiBOst mem
her. He wiw
flectod iniister
In 1ST." nntl
nervisl lit that
rnpnclty for fivo
yenrn; ho wmi
nUo iippolntel.
iion. ouvnt wit.nox llu, y,.nri
county deputy, lie nttendiil the Htato
KrnuKo us a reprcHeutatlvi llrst In 1807
and h:m boon n regular nttendnnt ulnce.
Ho van elected lectmvr III JhsiI mid
Kervid In that capuclty for eight yearn
mid wan then, by an iilmost unanlmoim
ballot, iUteil iniister of the Htato
graugu and lm held v1lie olMce with
praillcnll.v lltllo opposition until the
pri jo nt time.
In luu t li'.ollier WIImoii wan unnab
mmitly eleeted iinnnllst of the ncvcntU
drgiee P. of II. and iciTlved the eiitllo
Vole for re-elect Ion at the hcshIoii uf
tin national grange, held at Kochester,
last November. Ho lm been ldentllled
wllh ilio f.iniierM liiKtltuto work, serv
ing on the htnie board of Hint lody for
eliJit yeniM, 11 nd was elei tisf 11 lid nerv
ed tin the llrit Male buperluteudeut of
Institutes.
GRANGE SUPPORT NEEDED.
71.03
2S.00 1
17.50
7.00
23.00
4.00
3.80
03.50
12.50
185.27
30.00
35.12
32.50
2.00
8.2:
0.00
18.70
8.12
17.40
2!-.70
24.70
10.87
22.75
7.50
20.25
20.00
42.75
08.40
18.02'
31.75
5.40
1.50
5.75
Morbus of the New York storo
Helens if offerm;; special inducements
for cash trade. See him for lino premi
um dishes.
Brutally Torturod.
A cao came to light that for persistent
and unmerciful torture has perhaps
never been equalled. Joe Go'.obick of
Colusa. Calif.. -writes : "For 15 vears I
endured iiruuffcrablo pain from Rheuma
tism and nothing rcleived 1110 though I
A Hill Ilcfora ('nnurrta In Which
i'nriurra Are I u It-rented.
In the bill now before the way and
means committee (,( tUu hoiiso of rep
rest 11 tat I vim, Introduced by Mr. Bou
tell of Illinois, "to free from Internal
revenue tux alcohol made unlit for into
as 11 beverage," farmers have a two
fold Inten st-HUlIlcleiit, an the Country,
Gentleman remark, to innko It worth
while to exert a rigorous effort In
every grange to gecure Its passage.
Ethyl alcohol (tho potable variety) in
lit this country largely nwulo from
corn. It can be mild nt a pruflt '(with
out the tax) at a mere fraction of tho
present col; wood (methyl alcohol
cu:4n a great deal more to make, but
l.i now Hold cheaper because of the
heavy Internal leveinii tax, uiuotint
Ing to $2.07 a gallon, on grain alcohol.
It has been found perfectly feasible,
by the Introduction of wood alcohol
nnd other polsoiiH, to destroy tho po
table quality of grain alcohol, to de
liaturalUe It, without injuring Its Util
ity hi the nits. If the tax oil alcohol
so treated were abolished, It would
undoubtedly come Into general use to
take the place of gasollno In engine
und motor curs, nnd to take tho place
of kerosene for Illuminating purpo.sen
(by men im of the Wclbbach mantle).
This is what tho Boutcll bill (II. It.
H302) proposes to do, and naturally It
would give us a greatly Increased mar
ket for our corn. There 1 no guess
work about this. The -system Is now
employed in Genniiuy, and has been
ulnco 1SS7, with marked huctcss. Let
Patrons take the mutter up.
Wo.Biiggest that nubordlnato granges
adopt resolutions nJiulhtr to this of
Newark (N. Y.) grange, No. 200, nnd
forward them to their representative
ut Washington:
Whereas, CongreBflman Pmitoll of Chica
go lias tiitrouuccil In the nntlminl conKrcB
a Mil. known aa liour.o bill No. Wl, which
liua fur Its object t!io mntmfactura und
mile oC alcohol, frco of revenuo tax, ren
dered unlit lot flrlnklrt? purposes by tho
addition of wood alcohol or other polon
ouh com pou nilv; nnd,
WhereuB, alcohol free of internal reve
nue tax would be ot great commercial im-
triad everything known. I came across 1 p0rtiinco In tho use of arts and manufno-
JMuctric iiitiers anu u s 1110 grcaiesi,
medicine on earth for that trouble. A
few bottles of it completely releived and
cured me." Just as good for Liver and
Kidney troubles and general debility.
Only 50c. Satisfaction guaranteed by
Perry & Graham.
Notice of Final Settlement.
In Die County Court of tho Sluto of Oregon
for Columbia County.
In I lie mutter oftliu Estnto of U. C. Adams,
(lereiwMl.
Notice in hereby Kiven that Urn undersigned,
(idmliilHtriitiir of the Knluie of I). C. A da nix,
deceiiK.nl, has tiled la tho Coiuiiy Court of Cob
umbia County, Statu of OrtKon, bin llnal ac
count micb inlinlnlfl ruler of mild estate, and
that Monday, Hie 1st day of August, l'ld, at tun
hour of 1 o'clock, p. 111., has buei llxcd by said
Court uh tho time for hearinu of objcctloiib to
tiiild rejiort, and tliu ncttla.nient thereof.
ii. 11. -M 1 11 IILI.I,,
Admidlstnitor of the Ktatu of C, C. AdamB,
deceased',
Steamer Sarah Dixon.
leaves T'ortlniid Tuesday and Thursday at 5
p. tu., forClatskiinic 11ml wry liiiHllng.-. H1111
dny for Onk l'olnt. Ueturning, leaven Chits
kiinle Wednesday and Friday at 4 y. in., tldu
pannltiiig. Lecves Oak Point Momlny at (i. p.
111. Mnivcr TrHiiMMirtutln Cu.
ture s. permltllng thj manufacturers of this
country to compete with foreign manu
facturers In the production of ninny ar
ticles now rendered prohibitive by tho
hl(?h tax on alcohol; and,
Whcrcaa, Untaxed alcohol would be of
great Valjio to the pubtlo for fuel, light
nnd motive power and would give to tho
farmers a now market for , all starchy;
products, such as corn, wheat and pota
toes; therefore, bo It
Kcsolved, That Newark grange, No. 8G0.
r. of H., hereby urgo our senators and
congressmen to support and vote for houso
bill No, 8302; and, be It further
"Resolved, That the lecturer bo and Is
hereby Instructed to forward a copy Of
ithceo resolution!! to each of tho United
mates senators and tho concrcsBtnan from
this district.
The National Grange Meeting.
The national grange executive com
mittee made It a condition of Its ac
ceptance of tho invitation to hold the
next annual meeting nt Portland, Ore.,
thnt 2,000 candidates nhould be fur
nished for tho seventh degree. Wo aro
Informed that tho condition will bo
complied with nnd that tho national
grange will therefore go to Portland.
Str. Joseph Kellogg.
leaves Portland Tuesday, Thurnilny and fiat
nrili.y nt7a. in. form. Hcicns, Kiilania, Carrols
Point, llaluicr and ivclsii. Arriving at Port
land, Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 2 p.m.
1 lie Hti'ttmer Northwest leaven 1'ortlaud, W011
doy und Thursday for Toledo, Castlo Rock, and
way points ttttla.m.,ro'urnlnir Wednesday and
Hatuiday at 2 p. m. Hest and cheapest route
to the Hi. Helens mining district. Hubjcct to
change without notice. Wharf foot of bul 111011
street. II, liolinun, Agent,
The nddross nt tho top of this col
umn will give you information regard
ing tho organization of a new grange la
your community.
In the winter tho farmer should farm
the mind; la tho summer farm tho
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