The Columbia register., April 21, 1905, Image 5

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Kflsler hell Nundnr,
1'Miiona frnne, r. ol II, Majr fl.
WIm r.rutlurs, FortUnd iVnt '!,
The run ( nliuon it M. Helens is
rrMflM yuul, but the fli art small.
. M. (iratism, ol Munlilniul, vUitnl
tU mi tr..n)tU Tu-lijr and Ycliif)ity.
The l'omnna mni;e will convene at
ettver Valley umngo liall, Saturday,
M.ty .
Ill'lry S )inonovtT lias rliftrite of Ion
Key engine, In Urging vamp near KeU
so, Wnali,
l. A. Ilrrtnliaw tnl wife o( Vancou
ver, Wash., Hundayed illi friends In
lloulton.
Mrs, (1. 1. (iiUon ol 1'ortUnd attend
il Artlxnn inevlinu In lloulton, Snl
urltty night.
Several iiu iiiIkt o( lloulton camp V.
O. W. vUlunl Warren camp last Sutur
.(!)' Iligllt.
Jurv West, of SvattHtoe, says ono ol
his test cons la atllktoJ with quit k
lever.
Hon. r rakes ol N-npinKiio was
i!fnmnt caller at our sanctum, laat Sat
unlay afternoon.
llert Twbtill ami Homer llennett, tlie
Warren tiw mill men. were Portland
vinilors, Tuesday,
Clm. IVrry and wife and Auntie
l'erry ere uenk'er to Hcjooie on
tlm early train Tuesday morning.
Tliere will U clal Hunter Services
liy tlie lloulton Sunday School at tlie M.
H. church, next Suiuluy evening.
liuriH't Jack mm and Charley Williams
Uo of Kainier'a soelvty voting men at
tended tho Arllsnn danc in lloulton
Pat unlay night.
On Saturday laat P. A. Krakin sMpihh!
a yearling HoUteln hull from hi lkc
View Farm to tho Wellington state
asylum (itrui at Puitaroni.
K. II. lUilcy of tho firm of Nalley A
Hrinn Kent to Tho Pullea, Monday, fur
Ida lauilth. Ho hui lieen afflicted with
asthma. dr several years, but always ei
jH-rieiicea relief, by tho change In ell
tnnto,
The went rains have tut new life ln
to growing vegetation ami also caused
the logger to tuko lieurt. Titnbermcu
still hot to run out their winter cu;
of tie, cord wood, liolta, oles ami logs
1. A. Friikes proprietor of J.nke View
Farm, near Scat'ismse, hits svcuitl
iloaen stall at tho fowls ami Clark fair
nii.l will idace on eihihllion 1'.' heiul of
hla finest HoUteln cattle.
Tho cheapest la not Rlwaya the heat;
in fact, It rarely la so but the beat la
tho cheapest In the long run. When
comparing our priori with other hounes,
War thla in mlml. We do not claim to
' quote the cheajHUt gooda, but wo -juote
the bent quality at low cut flcurefl. tjuali
tv and price go hand in hand at
IIA1LKY A HIUSN'S.
Wo are told tho lloulton AaKumhly of
Arliaana had a very pleaaanl anniveraorv
meeting laat 8alunlay evening. The or
der han a hundred memU-ra and i very
jmwperoua. A good program, a fino
banquet, and a plenHantModulftnddnncc
entertalneil tho members until tho cIob
Ing hour.
A verj prelty wedding wnu a-lebra
ted at tho homo of the bride's parent,
Mr. and Mra.Uhna. Terry, of lloulton,
Sunday afternoou, April HI, when Mina
Keofia Terry becunio the bride of Mr.
A X. Coy. The ceremony was rend-
' ered by Kev. G. A. Tiiggart, tho Con
gregational cl.urcli. Tho Iioubc was
tilled with friend and relative of the
contracting purtiea. Mr and Mr Coy
w ill occupy a part of Mr. Wllkeraoii'a
new house Juat ncroa tho bridge, where
they were on Sunday evening treated
to a serenade w ith row bells, gunfl, and
circular saw. Tho Kegistcr wishes
them Joy and prosperity through life's
Jounuy.
S. G. Schoonovcr, while on hit wny to
Orchunla ta attend tho gratwe last Wed
jiesdiiY, met with what might have
been a serious accident. While going
down a sleep hill near Salmon Creek, a
bolt broke letting tho tongue of the
hack full to tho ground. Tho brake
would not hold tho hack and it rn
airutnst tho horses. All, however,
brought ui. at the bottom of the canyon.
Tho tug were unhitched, tho tongue
ran into tho ground, and the horjea
itopied. There was no Uumago done,
' says the Vancouver Columbian. Mr.
Schoonover fixed thli.gs up a little and
started ou as If nothing had happened.
A I.!A7Ti7 CF HEALTH
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Absolutely Puro
HASH!) SUBSTITUTE
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Lowest Prices In Groceries.
Owing to buying in large lots, without
telling you about our increasing busi
ness, etc., wo make you tho following
prices :
3 bottles bluing for 10c.
Bacon, 0 1-tc and 10 l-4cpcr lb.
27 lbs. beans for $1.00.
27 lbs. good quality rlco for 1.00, .
5 lb. pail puro leaf larJ for 4"ic. , t
10 lb. pull puro leaf lard for DOc.
3 cans tender sweet corn for 2Tc,
3 cans 1st quality tomatoes lor 23c;
13 cans (or $1.00.
8 burs Golden SULSoap for 25c.
1 2 can yollow Crawford peaclios, 25cts
Gold dust or Pew Drop wash powdor,
2for35c.
, 3 cans carnation cream for 25o
and other goods in proportion.
PERUY 4GUAUAM, lloulton.
John II. Walt'a, another of Oregon's
pioneers, dlod at hU home in Keuppoovo
Oregon, Saturday nlglit, April l"i, I'M't,
n(ter a eontinued illnefM of aeveral
year. Joint It. Watta was born in
Clurkaville, Mo., Auguit 20, 1KI0. He
tnmnel the plains in lrt-'ij. F.ngugi.'d In
mining for a short time. Then located
in Columbia county, w here ho estab
lished himHcIf in tho agricultural and
saw mill biialneaa. For nearly thirty
years bo operated a saw mill on Heap
pooao cnk, but during the past 14
years of his life bus been confined to hi
room on account of a stroke of psralysirf
During all these years he was a patient
sutfvrer, never complaining and always
ol a cheerful ditqKwillon. For three
quarters of a century he (might manful
ly tho battles of II To and has now en
tered into his reward. He leaves a
wife and three children, Mrs. X. A.
IVrry, of lloulton, Marie and MUs
Mau4 Wart, who still rvaide at the
home, and alo three step children,
Grant and tVilliam Walts, and Mrs. I.
Trice, all residents of ft-appootio, and a
hoat of friends to mourn his demise.
The funeral service wos conducted by
llev. Daniel 11. Gray, of Portland, as
slated by Key. Jones, former pastor ot
l'ie Cotigregaiional church. Ills re
mains were laid to rest In tho family
burying ground in Scnppowo cemetery.
The funeral was largely attended by
ciliaens from all parts of the county.
The little chapcl, which was appro
priately drned in mourning, was tilled
with earnest sympathizers of the rela
tives of deceased,
Last Monday morning the Northern
Tiuiflc nil way company, with a gang of
fifty men, commenced tho construction
of 1MX) feet of sidetrack, commencing at
or near the Clark crossing, south of Mil
ton creek, and extending southward on
their right of way. The new siding will
be used to accomoduto the pausing trains
and will greatly facilitate tratlk. The
Xorthcoast Limited will then reach Tort
land ten minutes earlier than it does at
present. Trains will then past here in
stead of at Columbia, City.
At the lust regular session of Fern Re
bekab lodge Xo. Ill, I. O. O. F. of Rai
nier, Mrs. E. J. Mitchell was elected ns
delegate to attend the next session of
the Grand Assembly,which will convene
in the City of Portland, on tho tth day
of June. Tl.o lodgu also recommended
that Mr". K. J. Mitchell bo appointed
district deputy president for the ensuing
year.
W'e guarantee every article advertised
to be tho best in the market, and if not
found so, your money cheerfully refund
ed. Tehky &. Ghauam.
O. T. Hofl", State Commissioner of
LaW, wns in lloulton and other parts
of Columbia county this week looking
ufter the condition of mills and factories
us to their safety from accident.
Chiirh'H, Coley and Tearl Crouse
shipped a raft of white llr to tho La
Camas paper mills from their camp at
Columbia City, Wedliesday.
Wo found John Edholm, formly
ranching in Xebalcm, up at Scappoose
assisting in the work of the Columbia
Lumber company.
County Clerk Henderson issued a
marriage license to Geo. W. Young and
Sllen W.Steffans, both of Warren.
Mr. Hendricks bus removed to her
ranch at Yankton.
Mr. and Mrs. T 0 Watt, of Ueuben,
were in Scappose Tuesday,
For Sauc. Two good fresh milch
cow. Apply at t, Vivian s, uoiumDia
City.
J. W. Thurston of Rainier is not only
a good socialist but I a first das shin
gle maker. His cut shinglos aro tho best
in the markot.
The infant-child of Taul Saudstrom,
of Portland, died at thoir home Monday.
Mr Sandbtrom is the daughter of Tho.
Cloninger, of St . Helen.
PRICES THAT COUNT.
3 Can Tomatoes 25o
3 Can Corn 30c
Ono 3-pound packago Gold Dust... 20c
Fivo pound first grado lard 50c
Ton pound first grado lard ;.$1.00
Twenty-five pounds good Rice.... $1.00
Twenty-fivo pounds beans... m $1.00
Rauon, per pound lOJa and llc
Bottle Blueing... &o
50 pound sack of Olympia Flour.. .$1.20
The above prices aro fpot cash, sub
ject to market changes without Jiotlce.
Theso poods aro guaranteed to bo ex
actly as represented, or money refunded
, BAILEY & BRINK, lloulton, Qro
Matt I'nglert, the road supervinor, of
K-appoae, is doing a coiiiideral.lv
amount of graveling on the roods in hi
district. Matt says he is trying to
Onlili the rood and save some of the
work of former sutcrvUor.
Aliout a week ago Sid Smith, of Yank
ton, while working In a Stella camp,
met with a painful aci-ldcnt that cawed
him logo to the hospital for a week.
lIUkfutHi yet quite sore, but l wax
able to couie down to his home Tuesday
flight.
Mrs 1 O School has l.er new houne in
Scapoose all fiuitdicd up and la now
prepared to keep a few transient ur
regulnr boarders. She has a very pret y
ii r i r t K : : ? ? yiL !
SI CUTSmiE DEPARTEE5T.
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Win Flubrer, f ttaygt-t, sua Ul g
lit the alghta of the city Monday.
Mrs. Olive Jonea and MrsYVatrN,
of Inghi, were alioppl. g In the city
Huiuiduy.
.We noticed the genial countenaiiee
of Mr. (Jus Teteraon, of Xutal, Ujxm
our streets Monday.
K. 11. Wllorx, a prosperous fanner
of thn Up-r Clulskuiiie, was doiuv;
lunlnefs In the city Monday.
The new drug store Is nearly com
pie led on Nelialeru avenue ond will
soon be oKned up for busluea.
Uncle John Muynard, a pnmperous
farmer of Flshhawk, wua attending to
some legul bublnee In the cliy lut
Monday.
We arc pleuaed to note that Mr. and
Mrs. C. A. lllniel. who have Ix-en on
the sick llxl the pant several week,
are How convaU-sceiit and will soon be
out altendlug to business nguln.
Timet seem to be looking up in this
part of the county. Xumerou persons
are lookidg up bualness Iih-uIIoiih,
while others are looking after farms
und stock ranches.
Heverul parties have been cruising
the timber up Fall creek the paat few
weeks with the view of building a
logging railroad to bring the timber in
(hut part of the couuly totiarket.
The April shower and warm sun
shine Is malting the grass ai d other
Vegetation start up fust in these parts.
If the fnl does not kill the buds fruit
will U here In abundance this fall.
'Twus hurd to let iro, but It hud to
be done. The new city official were
worn !u Monday evening mid w
hope (hut the Income of the city will
beseiit judiciously during the coin
ingyeur.
The dance Buturday evening given
by the bund Was a success Hi every
particular. We leiim that the boys
cleared f 10.60, over, and above nit ex
penses, besides huving a good lime
generally.
The 'Messrs. W.T. Biiumon & Co.
have moved their slock of good into
the new building erected by them and
they now have cue of the finest and
betit general merchandise stores on the
Hue between Astoria and Portland.
The restaurant on Bridge street Is
doing a smashing business. If you
don't think that they set up n god
meal to one when he's hungry, you
had better step In and order, and If
you'r huuger Is not stayed alter eating
one of their square meals, you certain
Iv are hard to please. Try one order.
W Biiwiri; riPDiPTMPHT tJt
Mrs. Ilurmon of Knob Hill recently
purchased a haudsome uev piano fur
lier home, and it was delivered last
week. '
Mrs. H. M. Fowler of Coble is visit
ing friends in Poitluud this week.
Harve says he like to be boss all right,
but he doseut like to cook.
Mr. Rockey made a trlpp to Clatska-
life several days uo and shipped two
curs or rails for Ills road. The spikers
and track layer are on hand and the
truck laying will begin at once.
Mr. Juc. Lowe Is having her home
on Knob Hill repaired and remodeled,
and la otherwise improving her proper
ty. O. Dutcher Is doing the carpenter
work.
A. Leavlny, an employe of Yeous
camp, fell upon an axe Saturday, cutt
ing a deep gash In his left kg just be
low the knee. Ho was taken to Good.
Bumarltea hospital in Portland Satur
day night.
Dan. J. Burns, the popular Rainier
boy who wa ocoldtutly shot while
hunting near Copies landing, on tue
Washington side of tho river, in the
early part of January, come home from
St. VJneeuto Hospital, Porllaud, Wed
nesday accompanied by hi sisters.
Orrlson Dutcher closed the deal lust
wetk for the purchase of the house and
three lots on Knob Hill owed by Mr.
Hannah Girt. Mr. Dutcher will erect
thereon a modem, two story dwelling
for his own use and prbubly a house
for reut.
Two car of steel rails for the Fox
Creek logglug outIt arrived Saturday ,
and wa unloaded at tho culvert. . The
construction oiew has been delayed
several day for luck of tie but the w ill
promises to deliver them rapidly from
Pi
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rqpsaipe for
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and by coming here you'll get
alltheHatisfaction in tyleand
quality you could desire. Its
our way of doing business,
and then, -too, we are showing
nobby line of Men's. Youths'
aud Boy's Clothing, Come and
get your Baster Suit.
Boys' Knee Pants Suits
Suits that are the Latest Patterns and Styes, made
to wear and look well, in all the new roods, aire
from 3 to 13 years. Our prices lrem.. 1 Cf
$"). to as little as p 1 yJJ
Youth's Knee Pants ,
For Uttle Men SUITS Made to wear and look
well; ages from 9 to 15 years; made up in Cussimpres
and Worsted, in all new patterns. Our tf 1 C
prices from $o00 to as littleas J) 1 ,JU
Boys' Blouse Suits
WiCh Knee Pants, many Ktv'u-s and jKitterns
select from; a drtny suit for little men whoareo
ttieir metile; aps .'I to 8 years Our CiQ --v
- prices from f'i.()0 to as little as sivJU
Youth Long Pants SuiLs
In all the New Style and Patterns, in Cassimere
and Worsteds; suits made like papa's, and mak
men out of little fellows; ages 14 to 20 QJC
year. Price from $15 to as little as. vpOiUU
SPECIAL
Pig
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You're interests in good clothes. Every man is or should be. A man 'is jinked very larcely by hi personaU
appfarance, ami u snouiu oe me oei tie can unoru. iou (ion I nave to spend a whole lot ot money with us to be
well dressed about half the amount you would have to pay your tailor, and the only difference in tho clothe is
the price. We are featuring strongly that C elebrated line of Men's Fine Clothes made by Kobn Bros., Chicago,
They are the makers of the "K. B." system of Find Hand-Tailored Clothes, the K. B." shoulder kind, the clo-
tne best ol tailors, ltiese suits are here tor 12.50 toij.tX). We can show you
A Better Caa With 'K. B.V. Shoulders for$ 12.50.
thinir that worries the best of tailors
a good suit for
TiJT? THE AMERICAN CLOTHIER, 221 and 223 Morrison, Cor
V V ,-WVra First St., PORTLAND, ORE.
Notice of Intention to Apply for
Liquor License.
r) All- 1'EK.SOXS COSCEnXKIi YOl", AXD i
each of vou lko iiutii-4 that I, John!
Fitt-iimn, will on llie M day of My. l'Ai-s Hp-:
l-ly t the fouiitvt ourt of t'oluinUa t'ounty,
ihU of Un-Kon, ir a llrenw- to -v siriuitii, ,
viiioiih aixt malt liquni mnl hanl rMvt in '
iHHiititi-s li'M- than one Kill'"" fwriott of I
fU iiHnlhi, In the vtllK; of Krt,KHiM-, So 1
hio irvi-inrl, loluml'U County, lirexon, ;
uliUhll'ntiiin Hill be Um'iI upon the ful-1
lowing iiviitlon: j
t'KTlTIOX.
In Hie County Curt of the Htittc of Ore in,
for Columbia connly. .
In Ihe mattercf the nltl''l,'',i"' of John Free
lnxii fur a lli-eiis.!' tn wll Miirltuti. malt or vin- i
ou lliUurHtut fi rmeuted fitter In quantities
1i'm than one icullon.
To the Hou. Couuly Court of Columbia Coun
tv ami HlHte of Orvis.ni.
We, the uiideiKuea legal voters and res!
(tenia of K'iiimmio ireeinet, in Columbia
Countv. fctatt of Orecoti. ami hahae actual
ly r'!l'.leil In saW reeinct thirty days prior to
tne aiKntiijt anu niniK 01 iins jieiiiioii, uuu
revpertfullv jietllinn your Honorable Body at
the May term of said' Court, commencing on
edueMlav, the :tid dav of M.ty, 'M to be held
in tue court hmie lu the City of Kt. Helens, In
cald countv and Mate, that a license be Krant-
ed to John Freeman to wll spirituous vinous
? I and mull ihjuois and fermented cider Inqunn-
lilies less laanoiie khIIoii, in hcappoose I're
idnrt. in the Villaireuf Scal'DOONe. In caid Cot
nmblu tiountv, Hlale of Oregon, and that such !
Hcenxe U- issued to said John Freeman fora '
ncriod of kIx inoiiths from the 3rd day of May, :
foo.". all of which your petitioners ill ever
Prc?A. S. iidder. C. It. Krelell, E. T.Core, G. H.
Waahlnctou, J. 1. McKay. K. Hagly, John
Himiujllcr, U. A. McKay, Jack Cam, J. ltush
an, II. Oearharl, Wm. McKay, tl: H. Slercks, R.
A. Mctlulnn, E. C. Hoy, U. Lnlige, W. W. West,
I). Kaminever, Fred Kammeyer, E. 1. McKay,
AUKSchmitt, II. A. Hanson. Percy Pavis, F.
Kammever, Frank C. htrstton, l'eter Mayer
Frank liean, Jos. Foss, F. Payne, Sherman sax,
ton, Henrv Neumaii. Jacob Schmidt, Arthur
tchmidt. "l'eler Coyle, S. C. 1'cardorff, J.
Cooper, Frit Holltger, A. H. Larsen, George B
Autrim, twis tiram, K. 1. Hnicker, P. I Cha.
ncy, J. II. Uversa"Ul, X. H. McKay.J. V. Donald,
son, l LousiKitut, 1. Dietderieh, Ed Maior
Henry Ilhshnian, Geo. Hardwiek, Frank loo,
lev, J. J. IVDonnell, John Scott, Geo. F. Circle,
J. XI. Pavne, M. Uachelder, H. W. Goff, Ira
Adams, f . W . Morgan, 1. E. Freeman, 0. Ha
blnskv. And. Newman, John Eisenblatter, Ju
Hun Markwart, M. E. Stevens, S. G. Hay, Frank
Yavne. II. West. M. McKav. S. K. Sonneland.
John Calahan, Otto A. Miller, W m. Anderson, i
CarlGranat, Henry Namlermost, l.oreimo t.
I.oiik, J. G. Tompkins, Chan. Erlokson, Andy
Goodell, 8. Mosmann Geo. W. Grant, W. Tett,
A. Anderson, G. W. Kamsey, F. R. Adams, A.
Zelsman, L. Snider, J. Zelsman.
now on aud the construction will goon
unabated. Mr. Rocky expects to be
delivering logs over this road by May 1.
Fred Mulcom and Oliver Ilulter, two
well kuown Columbia county boys,
have purchased a farm near Corvallis,
consiMtlujr, of 921) acres of cleared land.
On Monday they shipiKKl their stock,
wagons, funning utensela, etc., on the
steamer Joseph KellogR, to be tran
shipped' at Portland for Corvallis, on
the steamer Pomova.- The boys are In
dustrious and being thoroughly ac
quainted with soucli work will hihke a
success of their undertaking and in
years to come will undoubtedly be re
membered among Benton county's best
and most prosperous citizens. The best
wishes of a host of fileuda follow them
to their new home.
Dr. D. B. Stntut went to Illllsboro
Monday morning to assist Prop. J. W.
Wall stuge aud musical comedy pro
duction to be given under the auspices
of tue Illllsboro baud.
We Have Suits To Suit !
For MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN
If That's What You Want!
C SWETT ABOUT IT
See Our Late Arrivals in Shoes and Oxfords
Ladies,
Ask to
Se our
Justrite Corset,
The Best on Earth!
FITS
AND -
...Beautifies
Any FIGURE.
Sea Mrs. SWETT FOR 0UR
0&
Bonnet!
Hats For The Children and at EXCEPTIONALLY LOW Prices
Str. Jseph Kellogg.
LenTes Portland TuescUr, Thursday and Bt
unlay fit 7 m. for Bt. Helens, Kalrnua, Carroll
Point, Rainier and Kolso. Arrlvlnr at Port
land, Monday, Wfdnefday and Fftrtay at 2 p.m.
The Steamer Northwest leaves Portland, Mon
doy aud Thursday lor Toledo, Castle Kock, anil
way points at 6 a.m., re'urntng Wednesday and
SaturdnyatSp.iu. Best ana cheapest route
to the St. Helens mining district. Bubjeotto
ohangs without notice. What! loot oi flaXnM
The Stealer Iralda. "
Makes round trips between
RAINIER and TORTLAND.
leaving Rainier af6:00 a. m. and Portlanl
at 2:30 p.m. daily ejcepl BundayJ. Weaollolt
a share ol the publlo patronage, and In rttura
will give quick service and a clean boat.
are here to stay and want your buslntss. Laad
11 at loot ol Taylor Btreet.
p. i. JLVj??-1?1- ?!! .