The Columbia register., April 28, 1905, Image 4

The Colombia Register.
Kiitrrvd ixmniUlK luattrr April !, 1M,
t th hk iftio l ll.xillon, Orrf on, under Ike
Act o( I on cm ot NUrcta 1
1U M. MITl'MKtL. Kdllor.
MtilnrriptKMi r-rk" $1.00 pr yr in advance
Artvr- rlMnc rU- nraonble.
$1 RAMIES DEPAHTMEXT. IS
wiuiiiiiiiiii
Kiwi Truw iut SumLiy with frkMnU
id I'.itUn.l. .
Mi. T. 12. Hnglitft w hs shopping In
)rl!titit on Monday.
M. KUis niNil a tuiutfs trip to
INnl.uil n Miid:iy.
Mr. I. Sftt kikI tlftiitrliter Mat
wt SrtlHiil visitor oit Friday.
E II J w w up Ir-Mu Alto i over
Sunday visiting ll family.
Ml McLaren wrnt ti May-gar on
Thurwlay on prof.nsionul cull.
K. Illrt-lnsrlinvidt-r U sneiidinir tills
week on his uiuestd iu Eastern Ore
gn. Tlif friends if Cant. Fr?d Wiln will
W iiind lo Iwru of that gviit.euJau'a
serhnw illness.
Mr. mid Mrs. Willi.-un Rwd nn.l
Ml Anna Moeck spent Easter Sun
dav in lNirtland.
'hns, Silva, Mile Slieelrn mid Dr.
Meliiiren spent Hit day of Monday l
Yarn's tump, guests of Mr. Yeou on
his hirthday.
Mr. Sarah Smith and tlnnghttr
Mb. Pttennii went to Portland n
Monday to meet frientls from the East
who nre emuing to visit I Item.
The n'glit-can social jrlven hy the
Jidy M-trvabees Hi the K. of P. Iinll,
en Saturday evening wax well attend
ed, and a financial as well as social cue-
Work on the new Krude on the Chits
kanle-Mlut toad will commence shout
May 1st , and the row! is expected to
he open to travel hy August M.' 'Hie
new mad will ;ire a maximum grade
of eight e:cent.
John Wolf, a young man from Mint,
wa.i in Rainier thia week, having an
Injured linger dressed hy Dr. McLaren.
Tlie lad had the index ringer of the left
hand badly tnaxhed while handlii g
shingle bulls at Malcome' shingle mill.
Fred Ward and Henry Welter of
Coble, acioii'piiiitel by their wives,
were shopping hi town on Tusday.
Fred mid Henry were pleasant cuMeis
at this office and cairied away a receipt
fura yeans bubscrtpl ion tothe (Jazlttc
Births.
To the wife of William Huycke,
Sunday, April 23, 1905, a girl.
To the wife of William Bums, Holi
day, April 23, 1005. a girl.
To the wife of Holloa Hedge?, Wed
nesday, April 19, 1905, a boy.
Mayger Items.
Hou. G. (J. Mayger spent several
days iu Portland last week.
Win. Smith of Datou was here to
attend the funeral of his mother.
The dance here was well attended
and was a Kucceas iu every reset't.
Louia Fluhrer ami Cal AtKinon
took the tram en rout to Portland, Sun
day night.
Dow Duguu came down from Dayton
to attend the funeral of his sister Mrs.
fcfholatider.
The schools were closed in di.-trictf
"So. 26 and 29, Tuesday afternoon on
account of the funeral services of Mrs
SI inlander.
Elmer Fields went to Port land lust
Wednesday to have a felon lanced but
he is able to resume Lis duties Monday
morning.
Geo. Atkinson came near bweing his
hand on Fluhrers Hros. cut olf suw
Monday, but he escajied with only a
flesh wound.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Fredrickson, of
Clatskanie came over tolhe dance last
Saturday evening and sent Sunday
with Mrs Fluhrer.
Miss. Mable Lock who has Ihh'H
staying for sometime iu Mayger took
the train for Tacoma to visit her par
euts. "To bud Eddie."
Iter. Hawkins delivered a sermon to
a well filled house last Sunday, it be
ing Easter, nearly everybody in this
locality was in attendance.
Cal Atchiusoii of Delena spent Satur
day evening and Sunday with the
boy's. Cal is a Jolly good fellow and
thn lifo of n ti V i-rnwd. t.'Ollie fli'.'lili Cnl'
" J -- o
. BherifF White came down Sunday
night to take charge of Mrs. C. Schnei
der who has become insane and he took
her on the train Monday morning. Mr.
and Mrs. John Huffau accompanied
them. I have learned tliey took her
to Salem.
Hunters Must Soon Pay.
The hunters' license law will go Into
effect May 18, after which time it will
be unlawful for any person to hunt on
grounds not his own unless he has se
cured a license and paid a fee of $1.
Violation of the law Is punishable by a
flue of $25 to f 100 or imprisonment Ave
to 80 duys.
II SCAFFOOSS KITES. N
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00ixliitixiiiMOs)
Fine w eat Iter has made hvriuing wry
intemtiny lately.
John FaIIioIui and Clrns. Andrews
were IVirtland visitors Sunday.
James tlrant and family are veiling
;rienl and relative In St-appoi .,
Tl..x f .I,....I.U I .....t-r IWn.n m. I
men, to dry the nt kiln of lumber. I
this eek.
Watts A Prloe are now painting the
interior of their i tore, which they have
been eniarving.
A largeconaignment of tiles came for
the Hegeltf f.irm, hirh i one of the
Ut in Columbia cunty.
Cuas. K. Vickitrvin, of the Columbia
LumWr Coinpany, hat been to Kalaiua
lately to tally lumber lotuling on a vet
!el at Kaluma Lumber and FueJ Co'a.
wiiarf.
Cooper Whitney and funily have
moved back to town from Washington
and S. R. Sonneland has vacated their
houiM moving into one built by the
Columbia Lumber Company for him.
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LD1BER AID LOG BOTES, :
000000000000
Norman Mril., ot llntkaule, U lntalllng
a krtny Mmp at MursiiUnJ.
Hrnry Otlvln, of Mn.tiUnd. h ln.tllid
another U'xll VilUtnitto en'w lu hlmm.
The Claukanle l.umher Com pony, C1lk
nlc. I nuking a tvw ttumrw in iu tmllvr
rom.
Soidby A Johnion thinx) mill at ntv
kanie la turning; out .,au hin;l duly.
M.wt of thne are markt'tcU in the W lllam.-iie
Valley.
The uohla Xrhltn a I'arlHo Itjilljixd Com
pny. of tntlile, are .iitilnr In do wierahont
TJ.OiW ft dalr.
MrKlnnnn Mt-nnlrh. of (Ultilor, have Id
a contract to W. T. Mrlntlre to put In about
IRiO.OOO fret of timber belonging lo the firm.
The Rainier Mill X Lumber Company,
Kuluier, "hipped out tO,M fret ofliiiut er In
CalirornU In Mareli, and It Ai-iil thipmeiitt
will reach about the Mine figure.
The West OregiHi Lumber Company' Club.
kanle, boa oimpleietl lu coiieevor aystem.
Manager Kingtley will vNt Idah'v KaMrrn
Ureson and l'Uhiokliig artt-r order alutrtly.
Wilaon RrrM.' aawmill. near CluUkanle, Is
ratting Cedar exclunively. Telephone polo
are their pjlnrlpol imtpuL Their mill ha
a dally raparlty of 1U,U tec! and tln-irchlngle
mill U),no per day.
Wlllard ca:. of St. Loula, preildcnt ol the
Ulllurd Caie lumber Compnnr. ortliat city,
and aln of the WiUun-Cu LuiitberCuiiiwuiy,
ofUalnlrr, eiertt to visit thi m-cIIou of the
CoaHt next mouth.
Columbia Lumber Company, ofXruppi
oh,, m, fcl .p.ntf
tuc uuiiir ui i uc rropMine Minuter I ompatiy
which In not operaOn It mill at prenL The
Columbia limlier Comjny la Installing a
plauer an I dry kiln.
After a ahnt-dowti for 30 day, the Tlehenor
Lumber Curapany.orciuUkanie, again beirnh
operation on April 1. Theeompany liax built
a tram rond for Iranapurtiiiglu lag to mil',
and la loiUillIng a nd engine for liuullng
away from the yarder. Tlieetimpauy e.XieeU
to eut about 40JU.uw feel durn.g the pn-m-ut
year.
The Summit Lumljer Company, Clataiiic,
i cutting ri.ioo feet pT day. It linn inula
a new cutorrrw. The company I trorking
on an order for two e tra of cedar Klei'lioue
pole to be (hipped to Stockton. Cal., ami It
S:cTi,r!! r!0,W.,,,Ito,BrnUv
sill for the Or ham l.um'jer Company,!
Astoiln, destined for kui.
k. , , I
The 'Nordby Luuibt-r Cuiniiiy, ofr..rtln,
I- building, a. and .hi.J, n.iil a, K "."r
ux:. with a capacity of .Vi,m per day. l
will lie equipped with duhle tln ulum. gana '
ederi, lire rolli., three upright ahlngle urn-j
eiiiiin. ete. Two dry kiinx. jvtso cat h. and a j
Planer be. X'0 will be erec ted. Mu.ur ;
Nordby exureUtu have liUtifw mill in ..
tioubyjunei
1 he Gobi 4 Ne Iialrn It. K. Co., ol Portland
have plaed an order through .M. P. ltr.idy,
Orein repreKcntailve of W. D. iloflua h Co.!
Seattle, for a- 37-ton bhay loeoiuotive Ut bt
ued on the road. Tnc eoinpoiy ix extendlii(f
tlieir roud and haa piirchaKed one mile of jo
ton rails. The Curtiiw Mill 'o.. of Mill niy,
Ore., expeel to receive thetij.Ujn shay abort-
iy.
tier. Itockey, of Rainier, I building a logg.
Ing railroad one and one-half mil. long from
bia timber to the mum line of the Aittorla a
Columbia Klver Kailroud at Kninli-r. Later
on the line may be extended. The rood will
be alandard gauge and laid with ao-pound
rall. Mr. Rot-key's present equipmeiit will
conMftt of a Shay loco otlve and four cum.
He expect to have ti.e line in operation by
May 1.
The WUkoh-Cbic Lumbar Company. Rainier
hipid to Milwaukee, Wi., during the moiilli
four earn of ixl dreed tlmbcrx feet long,
clear. It would have been dilllcult to find
handsomer stock anywhere. The company
alao hlped a 4i0,M) fjot cargo to Hun Fran,
clwo. When It preent timljer ahall have
been all logged off, which will take tcvcral
)tf"p H I probable tliat the mill will he dl.
manilcd and the machinery inttalled In a
new mill on the hide of the mountain directly
oopponite the prtkent location.
The Bention Logging & Lumber Company, of
Portlund, ojx ned IU camp ut Hunker J! Ill,
Wah Kebruari A. During the six aiicveedlng
week the cut reached a otal ot 8,000,000 fet-t.
The averairc cut by day at the Hunker Hill
camp 1 about ZOU.OUO feet, The .u!pment wax
nci-eaxed recently by Hie addition of two new
Wahlngton Iron W ork donkey engines. The
company will not operate it hunget Cunip
near Clatakanle thia ear and probably not
next year. The Increase lu freight trnillc on
Ila logging railroad ha compelled it loiucrase
tli wurohouHf faciliilc at Clatakanle. The
new building will be 40x80, and the company
expect to have It completed by Muy ifr.
TbeColu.nbia River Door Company, Unlnlcr,
ha flnlHhed oil a handoine now olllce In one
comer of Its wareliouae, which It v 111 occupy
the lutter pai t of April. It March Hblpiueuu
comprised fouueen car, distributed thrugh
Oregon and Washington. The coiiijnny Ja
putting in a hydraulic elvator In tlie ware
houe to fttc-lllLule the huudliug of ittock. The
Uoyt brauthof the American Woodworking
Company, ut William. port, Pa., I building a
special aavr ' niortlscr Invented by Manager
Plue, which cut from one toaex inortlaea In
a door atyle at a single operation, and wbicb
mortise 2,000 doom per day. The flrnt machine
will be Installed at the Halnlerplantand then
the machines will be put upon th market.
Mr. and Mr. XL V. S.por IWhe
Kr Flat, went up to Sherwood for a
vUlt with relative, lust Sunday
Mra.CF. Abbott, of North St. llvl
ens, has a new variety of riytnoiith
IJoi-k hen. Tliey arw variegated, ne
thing like Joecph's coat o( many colors
0. F. 'Abbott ir gtiing alon finely
don't U-liexT It.
look at bin hand; they look like atuMed
' Ft -ltfMt "''
fcw lk ot th honey nu will
get,
The IdhV Aid of the Fino. Con
giVKallonal church of Rainier, Oivgon,
will give w May Carnival.. Saturday
veiling, May tt, l!kt lu K. of l hall.
A May Queen will be crowned, aftei
v h .li the May Pole IXiuce and olhet
feKtiviiiea will be enjoyed. Aduikdon
25c and Kc. Icecream and cake will
ali be vrved, bk and LV.
I'nion wants a railrvvul to the timU-r
ami saw iuilln.
ChawiberUIn' l uugh Keuirdy the Ileal
and Muat I'upular.
"Motheri buy it for crotipy chtl
dren, railroadmen bay it forpevere
couglia and elderly eole buy it
for la gripp-," sav M'-ore lira , ol
Kldora, Ioh. ' We eH mure ol
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy than
any other kind, heei-ms to have
taken the lead over heveral othei
good branOf." Thio ia no ques
tion but this med.oine is the be.n
that can Imj procured lor cough
and colds, wht-ttier it I a child 01
an adult that i alllicted. It always
cures and cures quickly. Sold by
Perry it Uiaham.
Iits of work going on around Mud ran,
Crook county.
For a Weak Digestion. ,
No medicine can replaci foo l but
ChainlwrbinV Stomach and Liver
Tablets will help you to digest yur
food It is n t the quantity f l'ool
taken that gives strength and vigor
to the ayr-teni, but the amount di
gested and nssitnilated. If troubled
with a weak digestion, don't fail b
give thee Tablets a trial. Thou
sand' hhve been benefitted bv their
use. They only cost a quarter. For
ale by Terry & G rah mi.
Corvallls, that formerly had several
hundred Chinese residents, now has
only 1.
About Rheumatism.
There are few diseases that inflict
more torture than rheumatism and
there is probably no disease for
rthkh rU,;h H varin. amj eJww
lot of remedies havn bon suggest
ed. To ray liiat it can be cured is,
therefore, a bold "tatement to make
but Chamlierlnin's Tain Balm,
which enjoys an extensive fale,
has met with great success in the
tiealiuent of this disease. One ap
plication of Pain Balm will relieve
the pain, and hundreds of sufferers
have te.-tilied to permanent cures
by its M-e. Why suffer when Pain
Balm affords such quick relief and
costs but a trifle. For sale by
Perry it Graham, general mer-
guarantees them at 50c.
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A Lakeview ni.m has a hen that lavs
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tW0 9 W lUvr &"d l l
taxing her to lay two daily.
.
I trOUOled with rheumstism,
gi ve Chamlajrlain's Pain Balm a
lrlal. It will ,10t C0-t you a (Cnt if
. . . 3 . "
jitflms no good. Une application
uill relieve the pain. Jt also cures
sprains and brjises in one third
the time recjuireJ by any other
treatment. Cuts, burns, froctbite-,
quin-ey, panm in the Mde and
olierft, Klanylar and other Bweilmes
are Uickly cured by applying it,!
Every Ixiille warrunted. Price 25
at t, .. .r, n-.t t.:..i i
free.
People of two Jackson county pre
cincts thnt went wet last year have de
feated petitions for saloons.
Cheated Death.
Kidney trouble often ends ktal
iy but by choosing the right medi
cine, E. H. Wolfe, of Hear Grove,
Iowa, cheated deiilh. He ta): "Two
yetra apo I had kidnev trouble,
which caused me great pain, suf
fering and anxiety, but I t ok
Electric Bitters, which effected u
complete cure. I have alro found
them of great benefit in general
debility and nerve ttoublr and
keep them constantly o.i hand,
fince. as I find thy have no equal,
costs but a trifle? For sale by Per
ry & Graham.
Silverton has two brass bands, and
yet ro unusual number of Insanity cases
are reported from that town.
Last Hope Vanished.
When leading phyficians paid
that W. M. Simtlmrt, of Pekin, la,
had incurable cmKumption, his
last hope vanished; but L)r. King's
New Discovery for consumption,
coughs and colds, kept him (outo
bis grave. He sayp: "This' great
specific completely cured me, and
vtd tny life Since then I have
used it for over ten years and con
sider it a marvelous throat and
lung cure." Strictly scientific cure
for ci ugbp, sore throats or colds
sum preventive o f pneumonia.
Guaranteed, 50c and $1 00 bottles
and 50 cents. Perry & Graham.
P
repair
a
SUMMER.!
tuul by coniiiiK liere you'll ct
nllthcHntlHf(ctloii in Mtylecmcl
(limlity you could ilewire. Uh
our wy of doing btmlncHH.
nntl then, too, we ore Hho wing
nobby line of Mch'h. Youtlm
aud I3oyH Clothing, Come and
get your Summer Suit.
Boys' ICnee Pants Suits
Suits that ar th Uitea Pattern r4 Styss, ma.le
to wear an l look well, in nil the new gotals, ns
Irom 3 to 15 years. Our price Irom . . 11 tZf
fUXI to as little as 1 ,JU
I
Boys' Blouse
With Kntt Pont, ninny stvles
select from; a ilreaxy suit tor (ittle
tlieir inetde; auea 3 to 8 years
prices (mm $ViX) to n little n
..Mi'
You're interestisl in Rol elotlie. Every man Is rr should Iw. A man Is judged very Inrcely ly Ms personal
appearance, anil it slionl.l bo the liest lie can afford. You don't have to spend a whole lot of money with us to Ihj
well dressed about half Iho amount you would have to pav votir tailor, and the only difference In the clothes is
the price. We are featurinn strongly Hint celebrated line of Men'a Fine Ulotlnn made bv Kobn llro.. Chlcnuo.
They are the mnkera of the "K. !!." system of Fine Hand-Tailored Clothes, the "K. lt."'sl.oulder kind, the clo
thinit that worries the Wat of tailors. These suits arc hero for 120 to 125.00. We can show vou T "7 IC
a good suit for ip ,0
A Better One With "K. D." Shoulders for$ 12.50.
IWITI CU THE
?W allVLV-rn
,
HwWE1)M
PEOPLE ASK
C
SELL GOODS CHEAPER THAtf, THE CITY, r.nd
this is our reply. WHY SHOULDN'T WE? In
Portland we piid tor a store the size of ours f.'MH)
per mouth Now on our Storn you all know that
wc do not piy ncirly that much. We do all our
own clciking, unpacking, etc. In Portland we had
t) hire clerks for that purpose. Now
. T HAT
I partly why we cell po much cheaper. In Portland
we had to ua!ce up our expenses on the customers
there.
YOU-
Get the benefit in goods of what we would payout
fjr rent, clerks, lights, etc.
Hping you will ben-fit yourself by. this ex
planation, I am, vftry sincerely yours,
RAINIER,
J. W. HAGGIN,
Paper Hanger,
Painter and Decorator.
RAINIER, ' : OREGON.
for
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Suits j i Youth
nnl mttern to !
men who are on 1
Our dJO rr
UCJ
SPECIAL IN
SprSa
AMERICAN CLOTHIER, 221 and 223 Morrison, Cor!
First. St.. PORTLAND. ORE. !
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US HOW WE
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SWETT,
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Youth's Knee Pants '
For Uttla Mti.SUlTSMmle to wear and lHk
well: sues (roni ti to 15 years; maileup In (Jaasltnerea
ktfl Voratetl, In all new pattern. Our 1 (fA
prices from (UOU to m little as ij 1 VI
Long Pants Suits
In tilths New Styles ana Pattsms, In Casalmeres
anl Womttsl; smta inmle like nm'. and ninki
men out nf little fellows; ntte H to 'J) GC -r
years, rrue frutu $1., to n little as. yUiUU
00
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We wsnt lo fiit you free of nil
mm, 10 eoplf ul mir joiirii!
hli h you n rll (or ftm-. You
n'lalri llie eutlro mount lo py
(or your luiurv uipll whli li
wewlll liiriil.li to j ou lp-el.
1 rlt lu order to euourK you
to tiiilM up jTiniii'!i( month
ly route.
AdilrPH po( rnl lo iH'ht,
A, mid e will cnd llie ppcr
by return of mat. Till psyi you
fHk' d will only cimi ymi W,
Mttl'lldtOlt StOIII'l', HN W 111
only tupply I hem to limited ,
numbttr In CMoli dlMrlct. In
let, to only one If It I lu th
country,
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