The Columbia register., April 21, 1905, Image 1

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REGISTER
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COLUMBIA
HOULTON. OKEGON, FRIDAY. APKII. 21. 11KJ3.
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HOl'LTOK, OllWiOS, APRIL 21, lWfl.
It. II. MITCHI'IX, EdUor nl I'ublUhcr.
Wt originate otlivra liniuto.
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tlyl Mtaar, Hii niilliil'iit.
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!( vr MimMlitft ttrliiliiy a i. in.
Kiin.Uy M-rinoiK II . m. ami 7 . ) p. m.
A wmlial litiliatliiit to attend the rrvlira
I- rli'Uili' In all.
Ki lybuol Mug Arthur meet each Tuuy at
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jnlttil queen Atalou Mirol each Hatunlay
i p. m.
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H..i.ii.l and r'ourih Hundaytt Warrrn at 11
in ! i ihmiiiiiii ai a p. in. aim m. niru
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A tery intdlal inrMatlon la mndrd In all lo
allKlxl. J. t. Al.ninu, ranur
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In Oliver a hall nit minima nm.
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Ineeu'evi-ry ir and tlilnl Weiliieaday ttllhti
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( oland, le.i I rU oilier, rw.
I tOAH liKoVK liMAMiK Mi. W, W. A.
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Kevrelary. .
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Mix Ada iil'KKH, lee.:Mr. NHU relaf.
wm, rf( Meetiiiuui lr new hall.
vwVi.um: i' 5Hr. umniJiu the lst tokcu we have of a man's success in life."
tuelr ball al Warreu. .Q)
UUlll.KiiMAN'iK NO..". JANKMcliHKiiiillii
u u . u.. . I I.. It !. it r UilliHrr.
TriTs ) w will not lie likely to judge others rashly."
w AU; Ji'hn i iH'iiUiin. UH'.iL. nn-aeri, w. i :o:
Houlton is without douM as good a little village
ff it Kie. advantages considered. Of course it needs
a little fixin', but this will come now that it is incor
porated and municipal management takes hold of
affairs. But what we wish to call attention to more
particularly is the backing Houlton has and the scope
of country back of it that depends upon it for its
supplies. The settlers back of it arc mostly farmers,
some fifteen or more miles, and are of the sturdy
pioneer kind, who are making homes hewn out of
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.i.v....v.vvvv.on forests. Then there are several saw and shingle
WiAa mills, losing, wood and bo t camps, the employes
(U PES. PASTE JLID SCISSOES. r all depending upon Houlton merchants for their sup-
- - - A TTTTTVVWTTTT plies. The vast quantities of freight that is unloaded
JJ"L 88Irir;;MW hcrc for the local hoasM attest the correctness of this
ashertion. And yet Houltou is far from lieing ahead
Indeed the reverse is true. There
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are many opportunities in the manufacturing line that
can be started here that will consume the raw material
.This is also true as regards business opportunities.
Houlton needs a good physician and drug store, a
milliner and dress maker, sash and door factory,
shingle mill, 'creamery, and, most of all, better depot
facilities, so that the traveling public can enjoy a
waiting room. Just why a corporation such as the
Northern Pacific, with its general reputation of being
liberal in giving first-class facilities to travel, is so la
mentablv slow, in not providing a depot in keeping
M ( imrrtinia.
COM' MHU I1IMOSA WtASliB Im-Ha III ltr . . ' . ... '. -J i- .. ...t.;i,i;.r anA tc tiaitit UWallv
irvalkr MaTWh.al II a. m w . A. i nif I trd lliat lllere IS OtlC llllllu lllcrc vnai BuyuXiy tail Rvi. IWUMI iciiws uiiu wunmuuui " J
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Ji"-'" :o: on their residences. It would show a liking and
aS'KtoS7.TuSI1: .mi.T. ".. (..YahTikI-U n,, twJli. tint tt net: e feller, have to tV the iMn;nr tn that which is lieautiful. We need not be
W. M.i I . . MiiX'r, I'.! I.TOHia lariirii.m', - i i -. - o
pkick hi irTirK"NoT'"roNH donations, and some of them won't want to be taxed too asthetic, but just a little on the beautiful order,
hN, 'M.iiu.w'vWiillW.iK.Hwii. te cover the heathen. :0:
Mru in innr nan.
More work - less w ceds.
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Salmon eggs vs. fish worm is the question amon;
the followers of Isaac Walton.
:o:
"Hold on to the truth, for it will serve you well,
and do you good throughout eternity."
"The making of friends who are real friends is
"Keep a goal watch over your owu conscience,
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INSURANCE
Fire, Life and Fidelity
R. H. MlTCHELLrAgt.
HOULTON,
OREGON.
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE WBITTES.IN THE GRANGE.
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t FIDELITY BONUS SECURED lor officers snd others. Give ns a call.
(il I.TitS t llirl.K SO. 4: W. OK W. I.H.Ur.
J. IVrrv.i.. N.; ttluiilr Hallry, lvfk. Mi-rla
vrrr Im-xUjr weiilns It olUer'ihall.
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la th. lr hall rtrrir Haliinlajr t.lajlit. 1. A.
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Ilrlrii. MmmiIiIi' hall.
riltirvn IjiIh.KNO.II. A. V. AMI A. M
thing to those who need them.
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l allla I'oliHTiiy, K. ol R. Mwulu k.ull',
Call.
uiivu i v in- if AH land annirtinii,a rl
for (l)nrllnaryrrvlifal waia; l-'l IM" '" tininariCS
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The Register favors municipal eontrol of public L. t.MVff. fln(i citiensof the several districts in
utilities, even to the Supply of bread, meat and do- whjc) tj are maintained, and the branches taught
are equal to any in the state. The laws are ample
4irnMra an1 r-lj-rl-K 'ortr haiirt in hanrl
It is hard luck for the Colorado bears. Now if iat(.u. mnA tn the cpvpmI srhnnU
Teddy would only round up a few of those Wall Street them Qn a . foQtin
o -
The teachers emi!oved as a general rule take credita-
' ' i . . 1 !nr:t in thu nnni1i ntifl thi result is that thev
Bu.iKRUiiK s.uu,r. ash a. m. There was ft little editorial meeting in Kauuer r r . , . . , '
Hriif IS.iilmirlU. W. . maiimani, . . . , ...- are mating gOOU progress. , V-OUiny uiJClimciluciu
t,k M.ia m W.t.i .ail nn haiorJ.) jBSt Saturday. Hagg. of the Mist, V lute, of the Ga- u" ' . i. . ....
Ul..r,hfMnm,M,nlnf.. hM,..n,n. f - . of snoots, .Mr. I. U. yope anu, ua.s nu, rtrpu-
sr. iiuiksh uiimik . in i. . kh sitiCTS 1 . V . ' ' "... : - - tation asto why the schools are in such excellent
ami ana tin Hainnlay in innr nan. .. i , . . ,
Vk.y,N....im.iu.kirr.;. The resident captured two coons. Now if One- condition, but it took hard, persistent work, com-
h.ui.toni;ami'n.,wov. k .kjimbk. ... . .... rcl1, Wtm tft t-t... hUnt for bined with a knowledge of what a country school
Mn,ri ill U tllltrr, i irra. iwi vtrwj .jv wu.v. J , . . . .
TUUr..i.yrv,.i,.i.iinM.rr....... . nrt:Att ...nut then tie an urto-date snouia uc, to onng uk shcui iuw wSuC ku
I i i.. . ,i ri. . i: i i.:rt
hunter. 1 I creuu 10 me couniy. ihc ia.pacis iwiueu imsai.
:o: the last election. All his reports and instructions to
"T l-pn nt th ivnrV- that ivp hnv Undertaken IS I -1,1.,- n m. nr.:wl tvr tol-wti frnm flu srhonl 1avt rtf the
often very tiresome, but it is the only way by which j statC an(j the result is that levies, census, examina-
we can Hope to hnisii up tne lasts mat we sei xor our- tion papers, the placing ot teacners m isoiatea aistncts,
selves." are promptly and intelligently made and on time, and
"T-j0'" . this one system has placed Columbia county in the
The dog license is fixed at floO per capita m rank4of sistcr aunties in the state, for all his
Pifot Rock. One of three things: Tleuty of money to t0 the Statfe Superintendent are complete and
"throw to the dogs;" a dog famine, or some dog- j The Register wishes to give credit where credit
goncd good dogs up tlicrc. , -n & maUcr of thU kind for we aU a pride
TV It is estimated thatiorc than one-fourth the in school matters' and .education, and Mr Copeland
voters of Portland failed to register and will therefore will not consider this any flatter on our par for recog-
have no voice in nominating . city ticket. They can nixing his able and keen abilities in a matter of this
"3 vote by affidavit in the general election, not so in k'd importance.
The President of the Lewis and Clark Fair has
WHiinvi 11" - -I - "A aaaaaaaaaa
ErS' IU1. U com. to tt," of early gardens. .11 an order that al. work being done in and around
Aililtt'M, T.'Aii.-r.H. ., w n ftll.i11 1. 1,rriiv1 nn hv rlnuMinP'. if neces-
Ulil.OriUlluVaililiiriii Aiiin.wi.ii, . f- t.a i:r r Hti-oiTorc miH hiiciiiKH 1 " " r J "
iiiKiwM,ui.uuA. b o n .. .. . , . sure, the workimr force of men emploved. His
K. of P. HALL
SATURDAY EVENING
APRIL 29th, at 8:30
Mrs. Walter Reed
Contralto
Miss Kathryn Lawler
Soprano
Prof. J. W. Belcher
Tenor
Prof. A. T. Baldwin
Accompanist
Mr. E; Melvinr Dodsoh
Humorist
CMcajrn papers say Mr. DihIsou
the equal of Bill Nye and
Mark Twain.
PRICES:
35 and 50 Centa
rr 1
HO! FOR THE:
RE
RAINIER.
T OI GaVS. 1 ' '
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1 I is Awni'iL' Mima rvrwio rvf tirtniA nniP ii'nTi u
OREGON but the need of miisture was felt and with its coming wu . - -
- : comes to showing a visitor your section of the county
DILLARD&DAY, ' . Us to what you have to induce a new coiner to settle in
ATTORNKYH-AT-LAAV, ' . your midst. Some will want a location suitable for a
rractico in any court, Mie or r euerm. xvioiuana unchis vc rcvcivcu u jcucai uum - t
. . I I form
nexi uuor 10 court nuum-,
ST. HELENS,
1 or reuenw. xvioiuana urithis iimvc rcvcivcu u jcyucai uum ure , , ,
l0u8e. . ' 1 .i t 1 41 1 4U 4 dairy farm, another a location for a manufacturing
head of the church in that state asking them to pray uu ' . 0
OREGON. . ... . ...... f f. tio.tA 1,, site, a general store; a professional man or a saw null.
lJl lain 4vi.iLi.i a iuv vviiiLiwt.tivu hbiv uijv ia.vh . , , .
m 1 i-4 4 Some pnnted matter, circulars, or any descriptive
asked to 10m m the prayers. Thus does history repeat ' . '. ,
.. , . t 41 1.S4- articles bearing on the county, m a general manuer,
itseil, lor, long ueiore me coming 01 ine wane men, - . - . , ,
, . .. j. . a 1 r 4- r - should be placed in the hands of the visitor so that he
the Indian medicine men offered up supplications for SI,UU1U uc f
. . . , . . . j niav learn where we are and look us up. Take bcap-
rain, more Dunaio, wr unyiiuiig iuhi nicy aiuwu iu uvcu ... , . . i u- 4
of. The Indians, according to some creeds, were not l' . " a" r Z y-..--
entitled to classification with the Christians, but it is "avc vu.h. a.. w.
w 4i - 4 o -4 j heretofore idle are being cleaned and the rubbish
not on record that their Great Spirit was ever unmmd- ucrciululc,m-
f 1' f their ra ers 1 buruen and placed in condition for the plow. Goble,
uo leirprajers. .. Rainier, Maygcr, and Clatskanie, along the' railroad,
it monv iir PAhinihSn ennntv rrnHir havi are each favored sections and offer inducements in the
lately takeu time or had the opportunity to take a varied lines of trade or farming. Back of all, these
street car ride when in Portland to any of her many e vergin Deiu oi umocr, uimciw, iu6
h,a man,. hnfiria nm imiiw and awaiting the hand of man and capital, push and
-homes, that are there, springing up? You will be enterprise to utilize the raw materials into products of
surprised to see the army of carpenters at work. And useful commodities. Civic pride is what is needed by
e;n thrrv Ufnr mrr. What does this monn? Tt Columbia county people in making known these
thnt tlwmnra Portland Vvniuirls tho mora she advantages. Many of the visitors come to the Coast
will consume and the more and better demand will be because they have heard of our opportunities, climate
Hi1a Cft Ostium n nfifr nrvinptctrt th tow and other advantages, aud because in the East these
iwia,i months Atul soon ell th avnilnhU mnnn. opportunities for betterment in oiie's condition are
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't.kaarBu.dtrlDaba.wMn foiirino- sitps that lie scattered nlonjr the river hunt overdone or past, ana Decause many nave Sryvnup
RAINIER and PORTLAND, sons who want a start in life must come where land is
a---- -- I Yl Ul Um KUIIV UUU V. aiwia aaa wiWMaT -V. I
.ti r"iSir;r prasperous suV to be haa. uur unemai ana AiasKa uaac ioi
.ir onh. pubtia paUi.aii. and in raur. jtlitAi;4 m:.,A rt mninrohion -iit omU maiiv of the products that are needed, and must be and
tMWi.';i'.tr,b,uiu this. The use of electricity, and locomotion will can be procured here cheaperthan-in the East, and
v. a. ywMii 1 , , , a jA i L tTAu j fht rnnnitinn win mst ana grow more extensive m
ICnaoie viiC mauuiutiuiei iu uu uusmcaa ui iiuuuuu uuu v" o
be in his office in Portland morning and evenings, years, ana especially once wnen tms Kusso-japan war
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MY
We want tit ncml Tun free (if aU
iiiat, Hi ci'i'lr ol our Journal
whli h you can aril lor fair. You
retain tht vntlrv amount to par
for your fnlure aiiiilli'i wlilt-h
wo will ftirnlMi to ) oil alafi'l'
al raii In order tn pnooriKv yon
to Ixilltl up a iK'rmaiieiit inoiuh
ly rontp.
AildrvM postal rani to lHit.
' A, ami we will fiil the paper
ly return of mat. Thin pay you ,
tk- and will only voat yuu Ilk-, o '
attend to It at once, an we ean
only aiipply them to H llmlteit
numlier In each ilUlrlct. in
tact, to only one If It U In the
country.
Town and Country Journal
free with aub. to l
DKI'T. A,
rglater.
HAN JOSK, CAI..
The Steamer Iralda.
Is the word now being advertised alTover the East
But in this Neck of the Woods it is
Ho! For H.O. Oliver's
General : Merchandise : Store
FOR BARGAINS IN
Dry Coods ;and Groceries,
Good Quality and Low, Prices,
ARE TWO OFTHE CHARACTERISTICS of this BUSINESS
.HOUSE....
Yes, we are in it and in a fast age, naea aim a new nuu m mc r ar ,aai uucu.
Th3 famous litlld ptU3