The .Columbia Register.
tittered a revulv- la matter April 9. lM,
at I In- t i4t.r at II. !.., Oregon, UNUer lb
A. 1 l t mrv ol March 1 l?r.
n Bi.iMitn evksv rmuAV
R. H. MITl MKtL. K4ilr.
uhM-rtpttn rlee tl.W nr er la .lv.-.
Vilrcrtlsliia; rate. reanal'e.
The Wce'Jj (Haute aiJ Crop Bllletl.
Tli first half of Hie week wastry,
with frty idghts and warm after
ii-x.li. The la.t h.( was show? ty, ul
Kv mini fell iii all sections f tlie
Sroe. Tli soil W imw m exelletil con
dition for plowing am' germination (tf
seed, ami farming oprmlions have
made- rapid progn-w during tliv t
Week .
Tin otaml of fall txheat i i"d; Iht
plant i hetdthy Mini it growth liming
Hi wvek has la-en sal ifitory. spring
wheat seeding l.s well ndvaiieed, and in
iimny Motions completed. The early
fuiwn eame up nicely and no complaints
art made in any lix-alily regarding its
condition, linrley ami out arv aNo
d I'ng well, l'iiftiurajre I milch better
tliiin iimiuI at thU season of tli year,
nn. I nil grassy ami fora; plant nre
thiifty ami promising. IHiubing Is
well H.ivanivd nnd the los- have been
final. (itKtl ahenilng is flu tutted and
tiie mohair clip is above the averag.
IniiIi in quality and quantity.
Ivirly gardens r up and good pro
press hits vrn made in planting late
irrden. Cousidemhle land has len
pvpared fr corn, and lu the xntthern
M-rtMis some corn h been planted.
1-irly otatie? are doing welt, txcept In
it few espoel places, where i hey are
I jurvd by fmst. Hops are thrifty and
promising.
The fnts have undoubtedly dut
considerable harm to fruit, but to what
extent correspondents disagree. Home
I iiu.k only a reasonable auiounl of thin
ning lias occurred and that the fruit
crop a ill be I tier iu confluence the
f, while other t-luiiu that Italian
prunes, peach, pear, cherries and
pluns htve been seriously banned.
Apples and FreneU prunes have recived
but little injury, home varieties of
apples have not hlnouu-d so full an
IimumI, but the comlilioii of apples is
generally promUln.
G'oWc, Columbia nmntt, F.ank
Wilier. First part of week dry and
warm, lat'.er part showery and cool:
all vegetables growing nicely; potatoes
up; imstures improving; grain looking
fine; straw berries and apples III bloom;
siock improving rapidly. L Is. Dept.
Agriculture.
Saw Mill DnrneJ.
The saw mill of U. & Tb.yer located
on the hill back of Timotily's ranch
was destroyed by fire lut Thursday
morning entailing a loss of about 1 1,0m,
with no insurance. Mr. Thayer had
just started running his mill, and fire
had been kindled under the boiler iu
the morning to get up slrem, and the
supiHiejtioii is that a spark from the fur
nace ignited the shavings and saw dnst
lu the tire room.
Identifies Two Highwaymen.
KELSO, Wash, April 13.-(Hpecial.
Gust Johnson, of (Meander, Wa' .
wa held up and robbed Tuesday ijifli. 1
of f:iii7) by two uss.'iilaiits, whom lie 1
deiitified as Atlas llilliaiil, of Rainier,
fr., and Nelson A. Davi-, of Kelso.
They were to day bouud over to the
Superior Court lu bond of $.'J)) each,
and taken to the County Jail at Kala
ma. Oregon Ian.
K. of P. Prize W inners.
Tiie following were awarded prizes at
the K.of P.conventiou at Ast iris last
week:
Best chancellor commander T. B.
Lougbery, Aster lodge.
Best vice-chancellor commandor C.
W. Sprigs, of Astor lodge.
Best prelate Herman Wise, cf Astor
lodge.
Best monitor C. I. Hooghkirk of
.Rainier.
Be.t Pythagoras -I. H Copeland, of
St. Helens.
Best king-J. Ii. E. Bourne, of Rai
nier. Best senator -Dr. Edwin Rosx, of St.
Helens.
A 15-year-old girl named Allen ran
away from her home tit Rainier last
week and come to Astoria. The girl
was observed on the train by a gentle
man who lives here and whose suspici
ons were aroused bv the girls uneasi
iusb. When the train reached the depot
the gentleman pointed out the girl to
Olllcer Thompson, who interviewed
her. The approach of tiie officer greatly
alarmed her, us she had never before
tenia real, live potman in uniform.
Ihe gentleman who told the olllcer to
rpeak to the girl agreed lo take her to
his home until her parteuts could Is?
communicated with, und she reninine I
there until Saturday, when Mrs. Allen
arrived iu the city from the up ijvi r
town. The girl wns at a loss to explain
herself exept by saing that she wanted
to sea a bigger town tlun that in which
she hud been n 1-ed Af.er seeing a
policeman, however, and having offic
ial business with him, the longing to
see the city left her, and she hupplly
embraced the opportunity to return
home with eer mother. Astoria Dully
Cckntia Ociislfs
Civing TU deck. Sheriff ana Trtaswtr'a .port For The SU Month'i Xaduvg :
OwTheSlrtDay of MatcK, 1905, ,
SKM!..NNl'AI.UKIVKT j
Ot lh I'ouniy "lrrk t tVlM "uni,Siif ! tn-Bin, hwtng lh hohuhI an. numlMr !
i-lalwia alll hx Ihr t uuittr I'oun 4 mO.1 iuiii, hr Sal H..r., am.iunl it arrant '
drawn, ami aiiuil t OarraiiU uitait.li ( aU.l Uuail. Irtuu lUr Ul Jajt l tVlolwr, l.'l '
loth.- .;il la)' il Van h, l-.i bold Im lil.lw;
ON V II AT Ai'OOt NT ALLOW KO.
Ki.l an. I bri.ln', cr-srral fuii.1
Cauvr
t naunal aitiMOil, I In nil urt . .
I'riinlnal avoum, Juilv l lhi IVa.-r Court.
Slalltiiit-rv, )l-r ilullii(. rlv
t Vurt hUM' alt Jal'
i Wtk
shcrtf
llalilff
S bl HivrimriiL'itt
t Hini Ju.Uv
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Koadma'trr...
Awxiwnt an.l taxation
Krtiatr l !
Lri ami i lark Kalr
ull mlth ahit)i.m runty
Taiftou land bid In bjmiunty at Mile
Traher" rlaiuinatlou
surveyor
Total amount rlaim alloaM
Koad and brl.ltr, ndtnnd...
irand Total
AMOfXT OF OVTSTANMSt; WARR VSTS
Oiitalandinc unpaid ronnly aarranu on thr.tltt
Man h. road tund
Hallmalrd lntrrrt arvrir.l lhnv.ni .
Total amount o( unald mtinlf aarranu
STATK or ORF.iJOS, I
I'onntT ( t'olumMa.i
1, H. Hcndrraon.t'otinty Clrrk t ihc tViinly t I'olnmbia, Stat it On-iron, do h. rrl.y rrr
tlfy that thr (ortolrn H a nif andcorrrrt iirnirnt i.f thr amount id l Ulim alloard by tin
County t'ourt of ald t'utinty lor thr u month rnditif on thr ;itl day id Mart-h, t k's uti ht
armuiit Ihr am rr allovrd, and Ihf tuoiini u( warrant drawn, aiioitnl id warrant mil.
landing and unpaid a th aaiuc appear tin thr r-crd tt myorrW and In my trtti lal iu
tody. Wltnw my hand and the M-al at the t'ounl) I'ourt ol ald I'ounty thi uh day of April,
A. t. l'.Uk II. HhMr KiN. County It-rk.
Hy V. A. II All HIS, Npniy.
SEMI-ANNUAL
Ot the County Trraurrr rf l olumbis County,
day of Man-li, A. I. l'i's o money rtirord
w hat anurre, and on what aittmnt ld out
AMofXTS RECKIVKI.
To amount on hand fnm lat rrtnirt
To amount received from heri!T
Toattiount received fnunnhertf
To ainounta receive! from rheriff
T amount-, received tnnn then ft
To a mono i received front tlu-rin
To amount received Irum hertff
To am.Kint received from hvrtlf
To amount received from hrrlff
To amount revetted fr.m aheriff
To amount ni-elved from clerk
Toamouno reeived from clerk
T" amnupt" reeeiteil from el-rk
To amount received from clerk
Tuauiounti. received from ehiail atiierl:itemli'nt.
To amount received fnm -ert tary of tate
To amount reieived fmui U'jtinr !lteu-e.
Total Received
AMOCXT rAllifil
Ilr amount paid out on rounty w arrant
lly amount id oui on wlnil nipcrliitrmi. iil-' warrant.
It) anion IK paid out oil road warrant
lly amount paid out on cll road warrant
Ity amount ld onion rial k-Iio1
By amount paid out on tate lax
Hy amount paid out on aicrieiiltural college lax
To balance on band M-hiad fund apartiounii iil
To balance on band m hod fund not apHrttoned
To balame on hand county road fund
To W a lire on handaoerial road fund
To Unlani e on hand rHal m-hmil lutid
To balanee on hand Institute fund
To balance on hand court boue fund
Tobalani-ecn haiol Mi'.dier'a and allor' linlli.-nl fund .
Te balance on band pe-lal deposit fund
To t -a Ui.ee on hand mirveyor fund .. .
To balance on hand general fund
Total I'aid out ....
lira ml Total
bTatk v unr.i.o.v,
County of Columbia,)
I, Kdwin Hift, do hereby certify that the
amount' re etved, paid nut and p iukiiui ir on
l be ix montha etoliiin on the ::lt .l.vi f Slan
Mitnemy baud (hi Ith day of April, A.
SEMI-ANNUAL
Ol the amount of money reii-ived for tale and
endilif March ;llt, pi'..
AMOUNTS RECEIVED
sorticK
Oct
Nov
t
Received l'.'l tax
I'etialty
Interest
Co-lii
IM Mort Tax year Ik; .'.
Year
tins ::!
. Witty.
. lu.1 -t .
r,:.
r
'.7 1'. ,
. :t'i 4'i ,
lo-ti f)el, Year lw.14
ri lax
MUeaKtt Fee
! j
.! 7i;;..lw 4::
Total.
STATK OV ORKMlX, I
t oumyi.i 1. oiumbl,)
I hereby rnrllfy that the forcgolnr tatcmptit, ahnwlnif the itmontit collected each month
lor the ix month eliding March :ilt, P.m.!, i true, and iliat the ame wa lunied ovi-rtothc
ireai-urereach iiioiilh as tolled ;d, durinn Ihc ix monl. ending March l'.o'i.
MARTIN WHITE, Sheriff of Columbia County, Onwui.
SEMI-ANNUAL SUMMARY STATEMENT
Of Die 'tiiii-ll Condition of the County of
I.IAISIUTIKS.
AMOCXT.
To a int. unpaid gam-ml fund'
w arrantu, Oct lnt, I'.M f Urn,-, M
Toamt. Uain-d Oct. Ut, l:l '
to March :tlt, l'.m.'i.
117
lirytsu or,
la
to March Hint, 150."i..,.
14.IV.VJ 4:1
1
Oct. lKt, l'.MM, to unpaid road
warrant
To amt. lued Oct. bit, 19M,
to March :11st, luuO
21 2! lly
f 1014 44
Jy amt. paid Oct. 1st, I'.Wt;
to Man)
11 111,
ir.i m
Total unpaid Kcucral and
road warrants, March Mot,
I l:t7.'i KM
47H9 Z
I :w.i in
UIV 01
RKCAI'ITl'LATIOX.
Total Itesources..
Total Liabilities.
Ft Resources.
Ssni-innaal Financial Siatool
vMot'ST OK WAKRANTS 1RAN
IXfAtO.
rKlMUWI.
day of'
1
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.V u.
t'xrS i:
STATEMENT
rrin, tor the all month endlnit on Ihr !lt
and paid out, from whom received, and from
:
rUoM Nil T Snl KCK
KKi KIVKIi
AMnt'NT
r
ieneral Tax I.
r ou ii iv riml tat j.
ripeclal M-h'Kil tat !
. .i-lal Mad lax
Morticage tax i
I'enaii) and tnlere! . . '
Dv!lniient lax 1
. rYca
, surveyor fund ,.
Kee . . . . . , I .
. Redemption 11 In!
ftnaa . .... . '.
. Male of laud j.
. In. Unite Itind .... . .
. IVrevlitaRe on land le'
. Ij'iuor l.iicti' i.
I W,v. vt
It.KXKRAL
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fl I.I.I 4.1
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i.i ni
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ln.i.l.' r.J
tint 71
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71 in
mt it
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'Till II
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(orcKoltig . a true and cor.rcl utatiMiietil of the
hamt, In the County Trea.iiry of nald County for
h, A. I l.i'..
inc. KPW1X ROM!, County Trcaurir.
STATEMENT .
t id to County Trciouiri'r for the rlx inoutha
DL'RINU TIIE MONTHS OF
le
Jan
Feb
Mar
TOT VI.
t M . J mi ;d
. 1 II PI . . I'l mi
1. 'nr. ;t
.: . 111 ra
if.-i i
io. ;i
1
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'.'I '.HI
$ .l,7lh. Ml' .V,7r, M
. iiy .
. 77 T, .
. VI ..
U . V) .
. .'I '.) .
U 7'i
,$ :t iin .. :tl 10 , 4 '.ii
.... .. 117 III
I
:i i'l . $1I7.' HV . ,ll-i"i 'il,7ii :ai;.iil,i;ii; 4!i
Columbia, fitatc of Orcg-'.ti, on (ho :tlt day of
RIWIUUCK8.
AMOL'NT
March h lt HO'..J
Hy frh Kciiernl "und In hand of.
Irvasiner f :,;m II
lly raah road fund in hntnl of
tn-a-iircr il0,i!K 'l
lly ami. tax ruh: lli-ltH ;m
lly amt. taxes paid on lien 1 In 2:1
liyaint. acli(. taxe, Huts In l'.ni:),,.! '.74lir2
amt
current gen tax iinpnld.. 21,!iyi ii
lly amt. current road tax unpaid
ii'.m w.i
no
11) 101, conn noiiae ami nxturiK
lly rwcJc criiflier, engine, etc. . . .
Total resource
$.Vi,.'iH 117
. S."a;,.aM 117
. 1;I7. KM
79
...The Stirring
Ladies
WITH ITS FEAST OF BARGAINS,
M, , vi.aj!!
Hinuiiun(i HptirunnL: novelties in UADIISS' WICAR, will
.. j-jbe repented with iirenter force nnd nttrnctlvenewH for
me next lU NY
ATlmely Review of Choice Dross CooUs
We are this veamti U'ttcr pn-parel than evei
to furnish th world's newest and choicest
French lrtf tioml. positively aurpAsslnif any
ittiilar sliowini; made by any alible drv uood
bouse in tho city, and at prices tlist will umr
more prove our supremacy in the Retail Press
Uoods business of Portland, Oregon.
High Grade Fronch Novelty Pattern
Suits.
For sliopiilntr,
Exclusive with
kind t.lri.00nnd
a.ki.iKi values,
$23.85 Suit 71 yarvU.
EnRllsh Mohairs
4Aa.ml 40-imli sitg flnishc Mohnirs and
I..VI values for $1.00 yard; :w.lnch Mohairs,
45n snd 50f! vsnl.
i Take Grand Entrance
A
Agents For
QUEEH
&l UndermasHns
tf
oot t K4 4 t 99
.s cs itrtrac r.cnin'Mira'S 2
ST. HELENS DEPARTMENT.
V r
6-!r oo
C 0 .aa.a..'-''wiy't ai.a.a.vA..OO
Fishing. Fisliiui;.
A locomotive in tow n.
A rush o( business at (Junk's.
Mr. IXt-ker has fmit the hotel.
Miss Hcadtr has returned lio'im.
Mrs. Ysndolah was ir town Tuesday,
Hutchcr nobinHoii will hcnui have a
register built. '
Sheldon's dock is now billed as un
safe for teams.
Fihermcn were all houcst this season
no i'lcgat fishing.
One-half of the old Mist office is now
occupied by a barls-r.
P. k M's. dock bus been ninej aliove
ordinary high water.
James Muckle vinitcl his brothers
and father Saturday lust.
II.Morusis moving liis tttore rooos
into his concrete luiililin'.
Mrs. Julia (iur't', of I.innton, was the 1
guest of Mrs. I'.rinn, Sunday.
Arbor Pay was olmerved by a general
cleaning up of school wroumls.
U P. Hayes has returned from up the
island, where he has Wen plowing.
Mrs. Mary MaCauley and children
pent Sunday with her parents iu law.
Dr. lioss is having his building re
painted. The front of it was scorched
by last fall's (Ire,
Bohn To the wife of J. Black, Tues
day, April lath, an 11 pound girl. J. 1'.
is now the most popular man in town.
, A Daredevil Ride
Often ends in a Bad accident. T6
heal accidental injuries, use Buck
len'o Arnica Salve, "A deep wound
in my ft from an accident,"
write. Theotbre Schuclo, of Col
nmbUB, 0., "caused me gredt pain.
Physicians were helple-a.but Bttck
len's Arnica Silve quickly healed
it." Soothes and heals burns like
magic. 2oc at Perry & Grahuin'o.
Star A Star shingles for solo at the
Register ollicc. In small lots or by the
car load.
ChainherlHlfi'a Cough Itoiiiotly tho Uest
Slid Moat Popular.
'Mothers buy it for croupy chil
dren, railroad men buy it for severe
coughs and elderly people buy it
for la grippe," say Moore Bros., of
Kldora, Iowa. ''We sell more of
Chambflrlaio's Cough Remedy than
any other kind. It seems to have
taken the lead over several olhei
good brands." Theic is no ques
tion but this medicine is the best
that can be procured for coughs
and colds, whether it be a child or
an adult that is afflicted. It always
cures and cures quickly. Sold by
Ferry & Graham.
Scenes Last Week in Our...
9
p&rtment
- ivv.v.111 uiuni;iuiVilUlilUC (II 111" IIi:iIikV L v
IS IS KS.
Now Coats and Jackota are Horo.
Those swell sleeves that fiishli n decreed ar
In our new touts. The Istcat lileas of tilled
Kiirmciit makers are to be found here,
Silk Shirt Waist Suits
Materials tire excellent, stylei nre In harmony
with latest modes. Tailoring" Is caretul and
thoroiith. A big ampin line, no two alike. Sals
price whilntiifjr last, $10.45, $12.45, worth
from "7t to 113 13 per cent tuore.
Low Priced Silk Petticoats.
In Chiffon sml Ituxtle Taffeta are creating no
end of fsvorahle coin men t. Y htve them In all
rolars at H.K $.5i. t.K. .oo, $a .nd
rjpwaM to $12..4) and $15 each.
120 Dozon Black Morcerlzed Sateen
Pottlcoats.
Extra width, lnri;oleen henistitihed rulllej
neei.il si R3c. P3o. and $1.25.
us; only on o( a
"lour inolce lor
Right on corner Third
McAHen & McDonnell
Corner Third and Morrison Sts., PORTLAND, ORE
About Rheumatism.
There are few diseases that inflict
more torture than rheumatism and
there is probably no disrate for
which suuh a varied and uselcs
' lot f remedies have been suggest
ed. Io hay that it can be cured is,
therefore, a bold statement to make
but Chamberlain's Pain Balm,
which enjoys' an extensive wile,
has met with great success in the
treatment tf this disease. One op
plication of Pain Balm will relieve
the pain, nnd hundreds of suUerers
have ten tilled to permanent cures
by its ue. Why sutler when Pain
lsalin allords such quick relief und
costs but a trifle. For sale by
Perry & Graham, general mer -
chants, guarantees them at 50j.
I Ion! ton wants a drug store and
doctor. It's see, is lloulton dry.
Journal. Better come down and see.
at
Frightful Suffering Relieved.
.Suffering frightfully from the
virulent poisons of undigested food
C (I. Graysoo, of Lulu, Mirs,
took Dr. King's New Life Pills,
"with the remit," he writes, "that
I was cured " All stomach and
bowel disorders give way to their
tonic, laxative properties. 2"c at
Perry & Gruhams store, guaranteed
Baptists in Brownsvillu will build a
new church.
For a Weak Digestion. .
No medicine can replace food but
Chntnberl.un's Stomach and Liver
Tablets will help you to digeBtyour
food It is not the quantity of food
taken that gives strength and vigor
to the system, but the amount di
gested and assimilated. If troubled
with a weak digestion, don't fail to
give these Tablets a trial. Thou
sand" have been benefitted by their
use. Thy only cost a qnarter, For
sale by Perry & Graham.
Another grand jury investigating the
late grafts won't let many of our big
men free of suspicion.
Keep your b iwels regular by the
use of Chnmberlsin's Stomach and
Liver Ttblets. There is nothing
better. Pirsalo by Perry & Gra
ham.
Wasco will vote on issuing bonds for
a sewer, light and water system.
Save The Loved Ones.
Mrs. Mary A. Vleit, Newcastle,
Col., writes: I believe Ballard's
Horehound Syrup is superior to
any other cough medicine and will
do all that is claimed for it, and
it is so ploasant to take. My little
girl wants to take it when she has
no need lor it." Ballard's Hore
holind Syrup is the great cure for
all pulmonary ailment. 25c, 50c
and 1100 at Bailey & Brian's. ,
i
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V
V
V
9
r a
and Morrison Streets
Pi
j Agents For
I ForeOHU
e
Knit Underwear
CountorfeltlngtheCenulno. .
Foley r Co., Chicago, originated
Hot.ey and Tsr as a throat and
lung remedy, and on account ofjtho
merit and iopular!ty of Foley's
Honey and Tar many imitation
are olfrud for the K'uir.o. Ask for
Foley'- Honey and Tar and n-fiihu
any subftitute offered, as no other
preparation will giv the same re
sult. It is mildly laxative. It con
Minn no ophites and is safest for
children and delicate persons, II
O.Oliver.
The sugar licet industry around FaiIio
promises to grow Into a big one.
I a Thuuaani iiiar- worth or joni.
1 I have lieen alllicted with kid
j ney and bladder trouble for years
pn s ng gravel or stones with cx
cruciiitir.g pain," says A. If.
Thurnc, a well known coal opera
tor, of Buffalo, 0. -I K,)t no relief
from medicine until I began taking
Foley's Kidney Cure, then the ie
suit was surprising A few does
started the brick-.ltin like sub
rtance and now I have no pain
across my kidneys and I fed like a
new man. UJ.hs done mo 11000
worth of good." Foley's Kidney
Cure will cura every form of kid
ney or bladder diseane. II. O. Oliver
F.ilen Krickvon and F.rick Mattaon
obtained marringe license April 4,
The Right Name Is DeWitt.
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salvo
cools, soothes and heals cuts, burns
boil, bruises, piles and all skin
skin discuses. K. K. Zickefoose,
Adolph, W. Vm., says: "My little
daughter hud white swelling so bad
thHt pieco after of bone worked out
of her leg. DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve cured her." It is the most
Aouderful healing, snly in the
woild. Beware of counterfeits. Sold
by Bailey it Brinn.
Many now bathtubs are being put in
small town barbershops.
Forget About Your Stomach.
If your digestion is bad the vital
organs or parts of your bodv are
not fed and nourished as "they
should be. They grow weak and
invite disease. Kodol Dyspepsia
cure digest what you cut, cures
indigeKion and all stomach troub
les. You forget you have h stomach
from the very day y..u begin Uking
it. rim is because it gets a rest
recuperates and gradually grows so
strong and hoalthy that it troubl-s
you no more. Sold by Bailey &
Brinn.
If you like the Reoihtek tell , your
friends about it and induce them to sub
scribe. W have special clubbing rates
wit i the Portland Journal, Oregonlaa
and Saa I rauclsco Examlaor. :
1