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About The Columbia register. (Houlton, Columbia County, Or.) 1904-1906 | View Entire Issue (May 12, 1905)
r local. l AmmnOFIIEAOU bhut'oltall UxKjlIng aul graft. IHrvtill Court cnvi tn Tuva.ly. GihxI 4lli r till for amall grain. Wit BrvtUn, rortlanJd IVntiiti. Iloiitlnn't M'tutiiU v',tm Krl'lwy, Mv Wtli. Ti Itfglitrr i arrival itockofUraw tnc MIT. Aii 114 I'MrvlluN, of CJuincfy, took In tli I'wiitoru. II it. Mayvra mat a St. llrlin-vl-lu.r, 1 uil)'. A It Alt il'irtu for Hiult"ti on Tuvalu)' Tu frtill tnj U rrMiroJ koo1 tlm i gliotit ihv Kiitir. Cniiiy CVrk II. llrniKnoii m a Mktr vUltur hun.luy. O.iniiy (iiiiinliliinrnt' court ! Journal to nut-1 Judu H. Jniii llarr, of ('Utakante, attended l'omi'iu at eavtr Valley. It liurr Wlilt. editor of th Gaxrtt, mm In town .Monday evmlii4. lU-unMiiUr tli tall Ut U given In Mar.l.l tnJ, Katurday, May 13. Hrotl.tr and Slater T. 0. WatUwer In atti-iitUncfl at tlia l'unnna Grange. (tltua Urle It hauling lumber at Ilaltiler and itcta to rvmalu Mere for tliv (Uiitiurr. t..HK To the wife of Alfred Nina, ate!, of HoultooTucadny, twlnl, a ion ami daughter. lUrt Mt-KluUn waa up from Kalama Hatilrday vlaltliijf, frlendi In Houlton and Hi, Helena. County Judge Italian wa a Houlton vim or Monday. The Judtje. la kejrt l)i-y nowadayt. I.. fMgvrt, of Wrnonla, came over Monday to attend Circuit Couit a a Juror at Ht. Helen. Mr. Oralium, of tl.e firm of IVrry A CiaJiam. trahiacUMi luinei In tlie n.i'irnlli Monday. Monday mm ivld enough for over iont4 and Urea were vnloycd. A trifle on the Montana ord.r. Work on Hi 1W fi-et long aldo track here la uroitrwiiitr. aatlafarlorlly and will loon boi-nii.fli.-d. r'oi Saix 4-fcKil long turning lay, in kimm order. Cull on or addreia J. U. N. (iragg, IVer Wand, Ore. Judgt llrttlan la kept quit luy Imiklnif alter road himI brldg'. The? woik avema toagiee W illi lilm. Superintendent of Water Work, I. Decker, of St. llelei, w" tapping ler meln lu Houlton Haluiday. J. Dunont tranaiulcd bualncea la' l'..rtlund Monday. Tim Dupont Uroe are ahlrrdng aldnglea from Ht. Helena. Jamea Harr, of ClaUkanle, fn;it uroanecla irood In that loca nnd very little peau of any kind onliarda. . . Member of Milton Crang iliould inuke it a lolnt to be prenent at next uniting. Several new application to Ih prevented. Tho ball gnnie laat Sunday at Clad Vanlc between the St Helena Hluggera and the ClaUkanle Huntlera rriulted in m vlelory for the- ClaUkanle team. The cor wua 24 to 40. Chan. Terry hud the mlafortune Sat urday to gel hla left hund jainbed be tf ecn a oouple of large fir bolu and one linger wae very badly maahed, the null Mug completely torn off. The county health ofllecr haa aervol noltoe on the town ofllclala of Houlton thatnepllo tatika, or tewers, muat be provldtil lo carry off the Vewago. Thla matter aliould be attended lo at once. We are oleaaed lo note that the work belnz put on the roAda in Union l're- clnct la of a pernmuunt character. A lew yrara of thla way of expending money will be appreciated by the lax payers. J. M. Fowler, of Goblc, waa married May 4 to Minnie S. Durgesa, County Judgt H. H. Hattan, ofllulating, and ' Sheriff White acting as beat man. Mr. and Mri. Fowler have taken up their reahlonct at SUa Sixth street, Tort and. Little Harry Dunn, while riding on a led, waa thrown off and a harrow fell on top of him, inflicting a very aevtre wound in his hip. A aurgoon wm called and Harry ia doing nicely at preaeut. It woa a verry narrow escape for the little fellow. Circuit Court convened last Tuesday morning. Immediately after noon the grand jury wus drawn and instructed, and placed in chargo of Court Kailiff, J. K. Ulakesley. The following named gentlemen were drawn ou tho grand Jury t Ohns. Graham, Sr., G. W. Gor dm, Oliver Burnt, John Uhlman, John F. Oheldelln, Joel Hill, Isaac McKay There wag an arithmetic match at the Natal school house last Saturday night between the pupils of the school and the "outsiders" to decide who should fur nlah the program for an entertainment to be given at the' new Grange Hull, Saturday niuht. May 20. The school being defeated, will prepare an cxtcn mi t PS17BEB Absolutely Puro lL$i:0 SUBSTITUTE New Building! New Goods! Hew York Store! GROCERIES! PROVISION, DRY GOODS . tsd K0TI09S. . .. . FAUMKKS as usual thing look more to utility thin to style in w clothing. We can neo no reason why they should not havo both when they can be obtained. We will match our goods against any that can be pur chased anywhere for tho same mon ey. The NICW YORK HTOHI5 liun Iteen moved Into the new hulltllnir JuM comple ted by II. MOKGUH. of Ht. IleleiiM. Your Mjmcifitntten Hon l culled to tliJM ntorc. H. Horgus, St. Helens, Or Lowest Price In Groceries. Owing to buying in large lota, without ling you about our incrcaping bul- m-M, etc., we uiakt you loo loiwaiug rltet t Shuttlit blulnjt for JOr, Uncoil, II l-4o and 10 1-4 'Jh r ll. 27 Iba. U-ana lor !.(. ' JT7 II. goo.1 qunlity rii- for $1.00. b Hi. pail pure leaf lard for 4-': 10 lb. pil purr leaf lard for 1KV. n na tender awwt vorn fr 2-V. .IcniiaWt quality tomutoea fur2V; 13 cttitM for $1.(K). 8 Imrn Golden Mur Soup for 2-k:. 2eaii4 yellow Crawford eai hn, 2-Vta Golddtutor lK-w Drop wash iowder, i for Scans enrnntion cream for 2-V and other irooUt In proportion. I'j:KllY AUUAIIAM, Houlton. illvnlToil. It. fJiiUirel. l:m K. Virginia Mrrel. Kvnvllli', I writes. 'For vr five yearK I wnt lroiililel with kidney a f a i il .l ...S. S 1 anil iiiuiner uineuoim wiim ii i-ioohmi me iiiucli dhIii nnil worry. I Iom NVh and Wu all run down, and m year no hud lo mImiiiiIoii work i-iiMrely. I Inul three of the Ut pliaU:luiia who did me no ifiNMl mimI I wax priiclli'Hlly iclven up to die. FoleyV KnhUiy Cure waa reeoiiiiiieiiueil ami I lie mm oouie gave me Kreut relief, mid arier tukln? the aefoml bottle I was entirely cured.' 11. u. unver. pare for UMM nnd by coming here you'll get (ill tlie nt"wfaetlon in Btylennd quality you could dewire. It our Wciy of doing buwineBB, nnd then, too, we ore nhowlng nobby line of Ien. Youths' nud I.-Joy'w Clothing, Command get your Summer Suit. if i: I'urf Vi'hvii Daviora rail.. Mrs. Flunk ChU-miu. Putlerwn. w i Ilea June Hth, lixil. "J ad uiuluria fever In very Ud loriu, waa under treatment by doetora. but hh'inmiii us I Htopped f nVlnir their inedlttloe the lover would return. I lined a aniiipw iNiiueor iicritine, round It iIkhI me Then bought two botllea, which ruin plftely curnf me. I teel grutelul to you mr luruiMiiing mien n apieudld iiM-uuiiie, utid cm i lioueatly reooiu mend It lo thoae aufTerlnir from nialu rln, aa II will aurelv I'ure them." Hert blue, 6o bollleat Jialley dp Hl llin's. Obituary. Mrs W. II. Wogner, aged 87 yenra, fonnerly a resident nf (hit place, died at Woodland, Wuah., Buuduy evening, April 30. Mrs. WuKiier, whow maiden name wus H. C. llrncf, wua born luJ Warren, III., Mny in, 1848. She wua murrlwl lo W. II. Wauner May 20, m. Of n fnniily of 5 children, 2 girls nre llvlnc Mica Minna, at Lome, and Mrs.' Lute Goheeu. of Carroll's Point, fcshe waa 'uued AU yean, It months. The funeral services were preached by Rev. N. M. Temple of Kuhiiuo. Hervlcea were codducted by rtylvan Heliekub Lodge, I. O. O. F., of which aha wua a member, and waa laid to rest In the Oiimtary it J?enia. The sympathy of all (a extended the bereav ed family. DeceuHed camo to Oregon In 1800 and moved to ilulnier from Browns ville In 1804. Her h unban d owrated a shingle mill on Fox creek and later engaged in the hotel and reatauraut butduesa with hla wife, and enjoyed a prosperous bualness until the big fire of 1001 which dectroyed everything they lind. They moved toCuthlumet, thence to Woodland where they nud In a ii'i'twvr. rehuhllllated their shattered fortuuet. HUe . won loved by a lurge circle of friends hers for her many noble trulls of character, and tha nyin- pnlhy of the community ia with the bercuved hUMbuud and chlldreu, The proceedings of tlie luternatloual railway congress will be conducted In the French lungutige, which all educat ed men abroad are supposed to under stand. Prebldeut Roosevelt cuu speak both French and Uerman with the delegutes and will have no difficulty in ootiyeralng with any or all of the del Htar A Fttir ehlmclea for tale at the ReuisU'r oltlce. lo soiall louor by the car load. Htrlrtlr iMMl. Moat nf the put en I iiicliciiie teati- ruoulala are probably genuine. The lollowlng notice retfiuly iipiwured In the Acl.Uon ( Kan.)tiloW. "Jh Tack m well known engineer, lumiliig on the Mlaaourl rucino tietween Icliita ami Klowu, lately aienretl In a big one, will) m picture, uud when he wus ii. iliWofllttJ IimImv we aeked him atniut It. He aaya It find terrific naiua In hi toinach and llioiiulit lie h'd caneer. Ilia druirgUl iwtiiiueiidud Kodoi and he auya II eureil him. He reoounneiid- ed It lo othera, who werv nUit cured." Kouol l)j K-wlu Cure dlgeata whalvou eat tt'id curea all atoiiiarh troubles. Hold by ISA I LEY & Hit IN X. PR1CM THAT COUNT. flCant Toniatoet..,,,,.,,,,, ,,,,,, C.V . Cans Corn 30c One 3-pound package Gold I)ust... 20c Five pouod flirt grade lard &0c Ten pound first grale lard $1.00 Twenty-flve pounds good Kke....$l.C0 Twenty-flve pounls beans fl.00 Httfn, er pound 10 and lle Ilotlle Uliuiinz..,. 5c 50 pound sack of OlympU Flour. . ,$1.20 The above prices are fpotcash, sub ject to market changes without notice. These goods are guaranteed to be ex actly as represented, or money refunded. BAILEY A imiNX, Houlton, Ore. YVurlri-Wlilr Imputation. Whlte'a Cream VermHug haanc itilrel a world-wide reiiuiallnn ag hf Ingtlie betif all worm tlectroverr, and for Ita toulc Inlliience on wek nnd tint Ii ri ft y children, us il neutralize the KCldiiy or aorene of the Momuch, Improves their dlgtiloti and aiwimllu Hon of !od, atrviigtheiis their iiervmiH Hyalem and reslon Ihem toheulth, vlgoruud elnatlelly of aplrlla iiiitural lo childhood. 2oc at Ihdley &, Briiin'H. If you like the Rkoihtkk tell your friends alout it and induce them to sub scribe. W have special clubbing rates with the Portland Journal, Oregon inn and Pan Francisco Examiner. aprlng Alliurol. There Is an uchlng and tired feeling the liver, bowels and kidneys Income aluggiHh and Inactive, tlio dlgetttlon Impitli-ed, with llllleor no appetite, no ambltloir for anvililug, and a reeling that the whole body nud mind need toning up. The trouble la, thut during winter, (l)ere bus oeen an uccumum lion of waste matter In the system Herblne will remove it, secure to the MHtretioii a rhrhtexlt. and ny its tonic ell'ect. fully restore the wanted tlmue and give alreiiglli in place or weaKnew 50 cents, ut Italley A iirlim'a. Boys' Knee Pants Suits Suits that are the Latest Patterns and Styes, made to ueuran l look well, in all the new goods,. aga from 3 to lb years. Our prices Irom. . J 1 Cf $'.) to aa )iul at 1 , JJ Youth's Knee Pants For Little Men--SUITS--Mad e to wear and look well; ages from 0 to 15 years madeup in Caoaimerea and orated, in all new patterns. Our prices ironi ftsuu to aa little as . . $1.50 Boys' Blouse Suits With Knee PanH, many etvles and patterns to select from; a drefxy suit for little men who are on their nu-tile; aa-H .1 to H years Our (Sffy rr prices from f".i)0 to us little as ),UJ Youth Long Pants Suits In all the New Styles and Patterns, in Careimeres and Worsteds; suits made like papa'a. and niak men out of little lellows ; ages 14 to .0 years. Trices Irom f lo to as little as. a rt mimi iuaa-) $5.oo SPECIAL ooME9S OO gates, Many of the delegutes will rep r(unt. Rtntti owned rullwuva and It is . ...... t . II 1 I - ' M . v program, wmcu win oe wiioweu ny b J10 nieag ce.,aln tbttt tj,p miu aupperanu uance. ah are wrumojr , . h the w,u ,mpttrt to Pros dent, and perhaps to be publlo, will be af a character eutlrely agreeable to the i private owucrs. of the railways m this oouutry. invited. Curtt Ct4i fftYtnU riumonU Throdgh Tlcknt to all Klirn anl Kit rnran fulullii Kiuimcuou nn in It. K. N. Co.. now on sale at A. A C H. It. Urneral I'aiiicngnr Ofttm at A torla. Ky an arrangement effective since Oc tober 1st. tlie A. & U. K. K. is now sen inir through tickeU over its line from Aatoria lr CQPHPilion will" tlie. v, it, N.Oo. for all Kastern and lsurooean points, in aittiuion to uckcisvih me Northern Taciflc Railway, thus giving nansenKcrs tlie choice ol routes to any part of the east and Europe, at the same rates as in eitect ironi roruanu. Hot Weather I'llel. ' Pcrnons afllictid wltTt piles should la? careful at this season of the year. Hot weather ami bud dmtklnir water Con tribute to the onnditloim which make nlli more rwiluful and dangerous. be Wilt's Witch Huwl SuIve st8 the nain. draws out tue soreness ami cure Get the trenulne, bearing the iiHine of IS. O. DeWItt A Co. Sold by Bulley Brlun. ' We guarantee every article advertised to be the best in the market, and if not found so, your money cheerfully refund' ed. Perry &. Graham. Hlllous Bill wan getting bloated And Ida tongue wus muchly coated, Patent "tonic" wouldn't cure him, Oomnunlua would not luaure him. All his Mend were budly frightened, Hut their anlrlta soon were lightened, For Mill suld nnd lliey believed mm Early Hlfer pllla relieved hhu. Sold by BAILEY &HRINN. The cheapest is not always tho best; in fact, it rarely ia so but the best is the cheapest in the long run. . When comparing our prices with other houses, bear this In mind. We do not claim to quote the cheapest goods, but we quote the best quality at lowest figures. Quali ty and price go hand in hand at ' , PAIMW BRINK'S, You're interested in good clothes. Every man is or should be. A man is judged very largely by his personal appearance, and it should l the bet he can afford. Y'ou don't have to spend a whole lot of mone'y with ns to be Wi'll dresm-d about half the amount you would have to pav your, Uilor, and the only difference In the clothes is the price. We are feuturlnm etrongly that celebrated line of Men's Fine Clothes made by Kohn Bros., Chicago. They are the makers of the "K. It." system of Fine Hand-Tailored Clothes, the "K. B." sl.oulder kind, the clo thing that worries the best of tailors. These suit are here for $12.50 to $25.00. We can show you CT"7 A C a good suit for ) I T'O A Better One With "K. BV Shoulders for$ 12.50. 1HPI CU THE AMERICAN CLOTHIER, 221 and 223 Morrison, . VVeUvn First St., PORTLAND, OKE. Co THE HODLTOH FYflHiNRR KELLY BROS., Proprietors Best of Wines, Cigars anl Lbori Kept In Stock. Opposite the post otTice. HOULTON, - ORE Portland and Astoria AND WAY LANDINGS Astoria Ronte Simmer U'RI iNKVtm Tay lor at. Whirl luilv Icxwi.t HuinUy) at 7 a, m. leTi AHorln dHy (exuriit Siiridny) t 6 p. m, l'lwaiotinca;loa with h.it!lor.'lilnook Boch iiun klr i:r', River. KntDbtun. Ft. 8HT. .n. vt r.nhr t--t ( nliimblii. Il co. Lrwti A Clark River, Unlpy 4 Young' Rlvr,aud boat and tralu lor both benchet. ll J J IT M li.avi-i Tvlor St. Vhi t dully except bundyj t m-no m. m. &nd 4:S0 t. m. Leaves Vanpouvea t ::. m. nud 1 p. in. No tran(orlni, no dint, no delay. ... , wi n Both 'Phnnei: Orecon VnnfilSlColuinbla612 mhrl-Fflflt m inviorm. i'ORTATXON CO. tienerl oftlce-MUS Yrmhlll Bt. VANCOUVER TRANhf WHITE'S Cream Vermifuge THE GUARANTEED III tl REMEDY THE CHILDREN'S FAVORITE TONIC. aiWAKt Or IMITATINa. THI QKNUINI PNCPAMIO ONLY Bt Ballard-Snow Liniment Co. ST. LOUIS, MO, Cts C!i2j vA Claddsr Right We WHiit to 'iid you trw of all . cost, 10 copies ol our journal w hli'h you ran sell for 5uv. Yiu ' retain Ihevntire amount to pay for your future supplies which we will lurnlsh to ou at a speci al rate lu order to enouragu you to build up a pormaiiont month ly routo. Address a postal eard to Dept. A, and wo will send the papers by rot urn of mat. This pays you, 50e and will only cost you W, so attend to It atom, as w can only supply them ia a limited number in e'atvh district. In favt.to only one if It 1b in the country. and Country Journal Town Frew with ub to DKl'T. A, ogltcr. 8 AN JOSK, CAL. The New York Store. GENERAL QERCHANDISE, ' GoQIng, Dry Goods, Groceries, Proiisions, Mts, Furniture, Stoies, Etc LOWEST PRICES H. MORGUS, St. Helens, Ore. Houlton -:- Meat --.- Market I. D. WEEKS, Prop. FRESH MEATS OF ALL KINDS Dry and Salt Pork. Shop at Robinson's Old Stand. INSURANCE F ire, Life R. H. MITCHELL, Agt. and Fidelity HOULTON, FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE WRITTEN IN THE The cheapest and best insurance for the rancher. FIDELITY BONDS SECURED for officers and others. Give OREGON. GRANGE. us a call. Columbia Lumber Company (INCORPORATED) r Manufacturers of M --.-ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER-:- Soeclal Attention Given to ORDERS For LOCAL TRADE. BRIDGE AND DIMENSION LUMBER MADE TO ORDER. cm on or addre... Columbia Lumber Co., Scappoosc, Or i i
