The Columbia register. (Houlton, Columbia County, Or.) 1904-1906, May 26, 1905, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextCtU Hiit Social; COLUMBIA TIP? ID) 11 ii-U VOL II. HOULTON. OUKGOX, FRIDAY. MAY 2G. NO. 5 W V it A E6 3 pi 5 SPECIAL SALE OF MUSEMLID 'I supph rf 8 r ., ; Slaughter Begins MONDAy morning SAVE THIS PIUCE LIST. ..V- TOWEUNG. BEST BARGAIN'S ON KAKTH-In cream and bleached TurkUh Time, fringed or hemmed, at 25c, 20c, loc, V2o 10c, and) J 5o 'E HAVK NO COMPKT1T10N. AT12J0 IIKMSTITCUKI) DUCK Towel lze WxX, our rrRul.tr price $2. nle t'lca 11 T0 dozen or each... 1121c Towel are all ahrunk and actual size iv-n. AT Kj 8IZK IRJx.niUINCII HEM M I'D HUCK HEAVY TOW'EI, Our regular 12 diuen, al price $1 H do or rch liic WE HAVE NO COMPETITION. 8PKCIAL SNAP FOIt ROOMING IIoufw Extra heavy 1 Itick Towelr, pure white hniirrt'd, iza U 1G:H, reciai 10c riia I7xr, racial 11c rt 1HiU7, rolal 12 1 2c Prtv being In than who p ale, no further reduction cm be made for nuiti.titr. AT K HEMMED HUCK, FANCY BOR DKHS 8ii 15x111, regular mice whole ante II '2b dnzt-n. sale prh'e !1.c well.. 8n W E HAVE NO COM PETITION. ATTmi EACH HEMMED HUCK, FANCY BORDER Size 15 1-2 2.r, bice bd. ro.in towel, hjr the dzen 5o ATT.'kj DOZEN, EXTRA HEAVY MO M1K TOWEL Size 14x32, fringed for hard wear.- WINDOW SWISS. AT 7c PER YARD ilH-inch itripe Win-RwIk-.; reduced from lOo to 7c AT 12 1 2o FANCY WINDOW SA'ISS In colored dot, figure and rtripe, re duced from 29o to 12 l2c Suitable fr Sash Curtains. Damask and T&ile Linen. AT .Vc CitE.iM TABLE DAMASK Aft- inch, regular price 50c, cut b .'15c AT 50o CREAM DAMASK Extra hvavy (50-inch, t-xtra henvv 50c AT 25c YARD SILVER BLEACH EXTRA HEAVY TABLE DAMASK 54 inch; net this for hard wear. Come and Se-. AT 25c GREEN AND GOLD DAMA8K liO-inch, extra apodal per yard 25c WE are headquarter lor Table Lineup, Blanket". Wl.it Quilt", Curtain and Comfortable. AT 10c CHECK GLASS TGWLING Feat edge. 10-inch; on sale at 10c 15-ioch Qlnaa Towaliug,.,. 7o Turkish Washcloth, at r&c, 4c, '2c Sheets end Pillow Cases. Full size, 72x00, at Mc; made for hard wear; at 43', size 81x90, extra heavy double warp eheeu; at 7o hemmed pillow ca, i-'ue 42x1. ilrong and durable; at 10c. fine grade luunme l pillow cases size A'oxW; at 12 1 2o pr yd TurkUh Crft?h. k4 J&ft Fcr QUEER Undermosllns McAIlcn LIcBoimeli Coner Third and Morrison Sts., PORTLAND. ORE Aleuts For Forest Kills Knit Underwear l ; l l ; ; l u i i m oo ! T ,r, r j rt Jj" RAINIER Real Estate AGENCY. II LAND for HOMES are coming II to ua from Eaatern people wlio and Clark Fair, and lio will per- tnancntlp aetlle here if tliey ilnd ! what tlicy want. PERSONS HAVING REAL ESTATE TO " SELL, by Hating the anmo with ua, may be able to findgood buyera. :o; W. C. FIsCHER & CO Rainier, Ore. THE VERMONT HOUSE C. D. GILSON, PROP. 1 HOULTON, - OREGON. First-Class Accommodations 0"CLKAK BEDS ANI THE REST OF F'VKRYTHING THE MARKET ? AFFORDS TO EAT jgj Free Stable For Terns ud Shed For Vehicles. Columbia Lumber Company (INCORPORATED) MunufucturerH ulT vROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER-:- Special Attention Given to ORDERS For LOCAL, TRAQE. BRIDGE AID DIMENSION LUMBER MADE TO ORDER, c.u on or ..Mrr... Columbia Lumber Co., Scappoose, Or The NewW Store GENERAL UERCHANDISE, Clotting, Dry Goods, Groceries, Pulsions, Fnlts, Foltire, Stoics, Etc LOWEST PRICES H. MORGUS, St Helens, Ore. 8 Houlton -:-Meat -:- Market Lr. D, WEEKS, Prop, FEESH MEATS OF ALL KINDS Dry and Salt Pork. Shop at Roblnson'o Old Stand. TheN. R. A. Encampmenti Vol. 4 Ni. 7 of The Salute ia on our t-ible and ia rerjr interra tinjf review of tlie work of New ill Hive rr.ew Academy. 'Durlna the E-wttr vacation, tlteca dcU of tlie X. It. A. went upon the military encampment to old Camp Gib un. near r-L Helena. U.c The thrgon Nationul Guard ttuitntd ution theM Krnunda aeveral year ago, atul thua tl.it plueo derived it nume of Camp Gibbon. The fact that the National Guard Imd camil there woa one of the main recaona why thia titace wai chosen fur cur enaiiiipineiit. Thia encamp ment waa the 11 ml ot ita kind ever held by any achuol or other military organi sation, out-ile of the National Guard, ainue the early dava of the Boya Brig ade of thia city. Consequently it waa jtnnipnd njxjn q0ip extensively in ie paper, -.ua from 811 4e gW ainhea Ur Ita aueceaa aura eiLreaaed. The cadet officer of the achool worked very Imrd to cairy it through with the willing aid of the privatea when their aid waa needed, and, they were amply rewarded by the complete aucceaa of the trip. I will now nmke a few remark about eu e&eaoipncnt in (he form pf apiary, which waa taken and Inai'rfoi hero in it original form. The keeper 0 thia diary ia to be congratulated uron Ita correctness: "WednoKiay, April 1ft. Left Tort. land 011 iteatntioat America at 2:30 o. m. GooJ many people upon the dock to we u leave. Gave achool yella whils boa nqlied out. Amuik.dQur. aelvea upon the boat y playing gamea, sleeping and eutlng. Ueached St Hel elj at 7 p. m. Inmieliately started out to our camping place. 11 had trouble itnaing 11. Arrived there about 8:30 p. m. Cooking aupper waa rim thing. I wn detailed on kit hen colice. I fcnow PQthlnil fctaut oskiHg, m all titer made me do waa to boil the water, and then they said I acorchtd that. After upper, i. e.t a( er eating-time. for I hate to caxt eny reflection upon the word "supper," by calling that inetd, aupper pitc-liing of tenta fllflwed. All up at 1!-'M1. Went" to. bed tln. Co'diln'l iV'ep rjiucli at first. Atjaat.l riiwrvuwio jwari gatta of drftta!iip4 nd the dy wu MM for me. . "Tl.un.lay, April M.-Reveilie at 5 a. m. r.renkfiwt at Ca. m. Tents had to be taken down again and placed in line eo ns to form a company atreet. Whole day waa devoted to urrangeraent enmp, and the drawing up p,f plaw for r!lP Wrk ft bp sccuipli8hed while in camp- Ujiartl nioHqt held at 4 :.T0 p..m. J ahoujd-have gpne on guard tdfy, b had land-in with the first Seret and gut nut of it. The guards have two hour on and four off their post. Ilia hard graft, I think, as the nhzhle ara very cold and the days warm. Maim today consisted chiefly of. hardtack. In the evening I got a pass to go toHoql: ton, a little town near out caruri.' Gat backftttJiadp. M. Went to led then. baturtiay, April 22 Heard early in the morning that our camp waa to be attacked by a body of eoldiera from the Oregon National Guardz. Nothing do ing In drill except the placiimof out- nosta. Lieut. Tooe -aj ia chaigeof Hie qntn(u, and Uapt. Fink of the main body. The enemy failed to show up. Outputs were kept out until we received direct word frpm Portland tha (hey had n,qt left that city. All tl outposts were hen ctjlltHl in and after a few worde o advice from Sergt. Major Stewart we were turned loose to go Jo Houlton to attpnd a dance there. Gfl back to camp a J3 L, wmt ta betl limuodiately. , Sunday, April 23.-No drill today. Most of the day was devoted to showing visitors through camp. Had a irood dinuer. A good many young ladies called in the afternoon. Ven$ bey early. Tuesday, April JV Some of the fel lows had, remained up all night. About 3;3Q a. m, they pulled docvn all the tents apd woke us all up, 1 got up soon afterward, Break.fBV at 5:30. Chicken farina the main element of tl e meal. Whet aboard the America at 6:30. Arrived in Portland at 11 o'clock and the encampmeut was over. Our encampment is now a thing of, the past. It is with a due sense or re gret that we hav to say this, but a good thing cannot last always. The cadets who went upon this trip are unimous in the opinion that it waa the best time ever nau in as snort a apa.ee of time, For this cood time, we first have Mr. Newlll, our principal, to thank, and then we have Sergt. Major Stewart, of the United States 14th Cavalry, who was in charge of ua, and last, but not least, the people of Houlton and fet. Helens to thank for the cenerous hoe pitalitv they extended to us while we were encamped in their midst. "Has EcHjf E?-cr3 Yho famous itttia pltlu There ari ten or a doien dry gooJ boa whistler In the city of St. Helen and the town of ICainier and one in tli town of Houlton who have not paid poll taa for several year. They Uim to I eirinpt firemen. If wit.. In their view a fireman iaone who builds a fire in the kitchen atov before breakfast, then more of them are exempt, fur their wives have built flrr for them and ear ned their bmtkfaat to them on a tray fevcral ynt last past. If active wvice at a fire la to ceunt then, surrly, none at St. Helena or Kaink-r ran claim aucb distinction. Had there been a good, active volunteer fire company in St. Helens, the fire would not have detroyed that city. Mr. Morgu claim the honor of getting tip ateam la tlie pump houae, but the putcp would not work, A food flra chief would have bad that pomp in order. Ctt.a tm PI. a Spiegel, 12(4 N. Virginia street, Kvstiaville. Iiid.. write. "For over five yetim I wmji triiubled with kidnev and bladder afiectiona which canned me much pain and worry. I Innt tienh and waa all run down, and a year ago nau 10 uDflnaon wora entirely. 4 luni three of the best phyaieittt who did me 110 eood and 1 waa iimotlcallv ilveu up Pi die. Folwy's Ki.l.ley Cure waa recommended and tlw DrktUittle gave me irreat relief, and after taking the second bottle I taaa entirely cured.' n. u. unver. A few days a! nee we passed over the new nil fist being made by Krj o perviaor Nowela, near the feool bue, in the ctjr 6f Kt- IMroa, The CU ii a sultantil one and la to be covered with rock. Judge Ilattan Inform ua that till fill, when completed, will coat less than $400. It will be remembered that tlie old St. Helena bridge aenxg, thi aarae swale cost the coury 11000, and more than ba.'f that amount ha been (iftued in the old structure by way cf repairs The work of makinz roads in thia county ia just 'now laking on a substantia! form. The fill acrosi McNuIty creek is another g-ddJ,. aul stantial piece ft( 'wck In Mr. Nowtla district, 'Let the good work eo oh. Judge Ilattan and Supervisor Nowels u a gK)d team in road work, JJillnO rUl wa jjttHbg bloated -' And hi tongue was muchly coated, Pateut "tonics" wouldn't cure him, Companies would not Iniure him. All his friend were badly frightened. But their spirits soon were igbltied, For Bill said tnd tey believed him Karly Riser rrlived him. Sold by BA.IL.EYA JtRIN'N. VcaxoxiA, Ore., May 16, & Vernonia Grange o, 305 met on their udnftl dav, Snd Saturday of. the month, at 1 o'clock p. mn in their hall with 22 members present, with the Lecturei, John Scheldline, and Lewis Siegcrt, the secretary, absent, who were called away as jurors at thia terra ot court at St. He,3, hx bad quite sn interesting mttOB. Uueattdn " what way should beta ken to make things the most pleasant in the family," waa most ably discussed by several of the Grange. Two very good essays were read and especially a solo sung by Bbf f Bert Hoaford and fwT MiUMta wpeneer as organist. The Grange also fixed upon Saturday, May 20, to meet in Vernonia to clean, up their two lota preparatory to. buildinx a grange hall ly the. near- future, which a a step in. tb right direction. v airs. v. w. xeasey is in Forest Grove this week visiting her Bister Mrs. C. McMettand taking in the eights David Richards, Of Oaatan, was visit ng h brother, 8. B, Richards, the lat ter part of hiBt week. Mrs. A. C. Bergerson, who has been confined to her bed for several weeks is convalescing. Mrs. R. Cessman is visiting a dnugtv ter at Forest QvQVethia week. World-Wide Reputation . White's Cream Vermltn quired a world-wide reputation tu be- t..M ih. t.n..t .11 u a nigiuc uiitii uii worm uwnroyerp, and for Its loulc liifliiniutA nn waul - T ' ' VW fill U unthrifty .Qhildreu, as it neutralizes lire nvmujr M.rciicnii 111 llic KHUaCU lmnrovea their diesilon and uaaimiiu tiou of UmmI, strengthens their nervous avBteni himI mttoivs thpm tnliaultK - . ....... .v ..v..vu, vigor ana elasticity or spirits natural to -l.Jl II. . . .1 IX- t II . . . . ciiuuuoou. 2oc at juuney is urutUTi. . If vnn like tlio 1?vwiik:4-ii toll vnn. triend,s about it and induce them to sub- oi'iw, .t imiQ oiviai uuuunij rat-eti with the Portland Journal, Oregonian anu ban francisco examiner. There la an aolilng and tired feeling -4be liver, bowels and kidneys become sluggish and Inactive, the digestion lumulred. with little or no nnHtj nn ambition for anything, and a feeling that the whole body and mind needs toning up. The trouble is, that during wimer, mere uas neen au accumula tion of waste matter in the system. Herblne will remove It, secure to the secretions a right exit, and by its tonic effect, fully restore the wasted tissues ana give strength In place or weakness, 50 cents, at Bailey & Brinu'a. . . Cure Cold) fraircnta faeumoaia EEAL ESTATE TR1SSFER1 S 0(XXX)OOCXWCOOOCOOOC Anderson TIkw and M E to II and M O Anderson, $1; n hf of und 87 acre of nwqrsecZl, Ip4r.". A L Baker to John B PuPkmh. 1V)0: w qr of ne qr and lot 2 of ec I tp 4. north ot range 5. Baker A LD Fand I) E toJoaepl. ickenbothem, I2J00; ne nr ofivor and nw qr of ae qr ec 4. tp 4 n r 4 and other land in sec 4 tp 4 r 4. Barne E W and M M to Jam in. I Charle Mockle, $1 ; lot 20 block 10, H. Helena, Ore. Banfleld, II. J. to John Stewart, con. nw 1 of n w tec. 2S. tn 4 n 4 w. Basi, Minnie and Wm. to Olof Jarvi eon $ 170 part of lot 6 eec 20 tp 8 r 4. r . ... . eonser, j u ana l.ta to Annie Merril II X hci; Seaman con f.YjO w i of nw tp o r 1 w. Butts, A E and L F to Geo L Graham con $!. and of luta 2 and 11 block, lot 7 block 24 Columbia City. Columbna Maccabean Buildimr an.l Cemetery Association to John Sholander con $10 lot 57 in cemetery. Conway John and Leonard to L G De Wolf con 100 se nee 31 tp 6 n 3 w. Lliand MJ DoWolf to tlie-Benson Logging and Lumber co cou $100 aec3Uprir Sw. Pug;'n K M aiul II A to Albert L Thomaa con $300 w se M and sooth or sw eec 5 tp 5 n r 5 w. Elliott O E by Trustee in Bankinntcr to A S Graham con $0 w i of se M aud, w qrof ne qr aw It tp7 n r 5 w. Lncksoa John B to John Stewart con $H'i nw yt of nw qr sec 28 tp 4 n r 4 w. Uillwrt D. W. and Lill'w to Marcus Bevins con $115 lot 4 block 22 Moeck'a ad to Rainier. . Goode, Jamea and Selina to Jamea Jr. andCbarkaMuckle con $.'j0 tido land m front of lot 19 blk 10 St. Ilekns a strip 13 reet by 12. feet wide. Hagey H A and Carrie to Cecil L Girt con $200 nw at nw sec 38 tp 7 n. r 3w, Kinney M J to Columbia and N'eha- lem valley.railway co "con 41o00 sw f of eel0tp5nrl w. vl . . Xnowles C F to Cmmi L Meli coa 11 H of ne ) X of nw i and lota 1 2 aud 3 two 14 6 5 KnowlesO F to Irving E Knowles II. lot 5 sec 23 and lota 1 3 43 9 of sec 24 tD 6 n R 5 w. " I-arkina Bhrlstina'and J. M to John F Carroll con $100 frac in 28 tp 7 n 4 w 10 acres. Lockwood Mary C. to'Nancy A Tich- enor cons 1 frac in ae 8 tp 7 n 4 w. Maxwell Joseph A. and Loia to Frank Kraft con $00 tract tn sec 8 tp 7 n r 4 sr. McGregor, James to M -D Link eon $150 tract in or adjoining Neer City. McDonald James W and Bora A to Adolph Friedberg con $150 tract in sec 8 tp 7 n r 4 w. McNott Ida G and R U to W A Har. rta con f l w nw sec 9 tp 4 r 4 w. oagei rrana ana opiua to U. Ij, Ajrea con $450 tract of 2 acre in Joa Stoughton DLC. .-. Sage, Dean estate Ba Adams to the Sage Land and Improvement Co. con $1 n i sc 8 tp 5 n 3 w sw i sec 12 tp 5 n r 4 w Be ?4 of sw i ne of so and s i of se i see S3 tp 6 n r 4 w. Schmidt Edward to John F Conway con $100 se qr eec SI tp 6 n r 3 w. boderback Matt J and Ida to Wm Dot son con $20 tract in Sec 29 2 acres. O. W. Strom to Henry Lund Assign ment of Power of Atty in the mattter of A Bergboom estate. Tichenor X A and W K to Paul Birk enfeld con $00 lot 14 Tichenor 2nd add to Olatskanie. Tichenor NA4WK to Norman Pick ering con $80 lot 16 Tichenor's 2nd add to Clatskanie. . Tichenor N A aud W K to Vincent K Tiohenor cot? $75 lot 5 and 6 Tichcnor'a 2nd add to Clatskanie. Trow, Fred to O O Wilson con $840 a tract in sec 21 tp 7 n r 2 w 10 acres. United States to Alfred Morgan qr sec 21 tp7nr3w. Yanvolkenberg A J and S A to John llodlund con $3000 sw qr of ne qr sw of ne and n of sw qr sec 30 tp 6n r 5 w. Webster AT to Wm Jr and Rose E. McPberson, con $2500 ne qr of sec 17 tp 4 n r 5 w. . . Weston Josiah to Tobias N Rvckman con $1 no qr sw qr sec 27 tp 7 n r 2 w. Yeargain D J 1 0 W S Mc Fadnen con $150 tract iu Caplea DLC and other lands. Terrino Race With. Death. ' "Death was fastapproachiag.'VWtea Ralph F. Fernandez, of Tampa, Fla.,' describing his fearful race with death, "as a result of liver trouble and heart disease, which bad rob!ed me of sleep and of all interest in life. I had tried many different doctors and several medio! lies, but got no benefit until I began to use Electric Bitters. 80 won derful was their effect that In thre days I felt like a new man and todny I am cured of all my troubles." IYioe 50c. Guaranteed at BAILEY & BRINN-'