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About The Columbia register. (Houlton, Columbia County, Or.) 1904-1906 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 11, 1905)
euti nut 8ct.it COLUMBIA VOL. II. IloULTON, OUKGON, Kill DAY, AUGU.f ll.tUOS. NO. 10 ft PETITION FOR LICENSE. In tlio County t'oiirt l thpHuiV of Orvgon, for the Count i'l l oltiinlila In the mutter n( tit aiillratlnn ol l.nuU filth, ri'f lr ll'4tia lo aril liiiur In iiaiitl lli lia llian onu gallon In Oak I'olnt .r ilml. Toll'" Hiiniiratil I'mintr Court of lliaHlateol Ort'Kiiti, lu Hint fur t nlutiihta County; Urii'llng ; We lliv ii nti r-1 k ( 't U'Kl vniiT. of Oak I'nltil Milnrl III I nliiiiil.1 t miilly,Ml of linnii. wIih hit tiil r l.li'iil. of Mill it w I tii'l mtil liu hav actually riiM iIhti-Iii fur thirty day iliir In llm IkuIhk ami nlni( of tltlon, miti rf.ni iiiliy iK'iiitini your lion oralili. Ihm- that at tin rnu!iir li'rin of Hi futility I titirt, 1'iiiiiiiii'iiiiiif ' VVioii-ity III i.lli ilny nl lM-iitiiiilH-r, A. I K"-' to Iw In-1 'I III tho t'oimiy t otirilioiiar, III Ihx t'liy of hi. 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I li'liliian.'liTi aM .I, In n-mtrri'il anil nrrlitri fur M llli nn iii, ami nlii III l hi I'mirt, lit final Hri'iMliit ol lil ailiiiliil-tratlmi i.f ""I'l r-im.', unit llit tlif 'I'll 'lav of I't at out' oVI-a k I', M , al lln I'mirt liuii'i', ill "t. Ili'lfii, In al. 4 tin ii I y anil Hli.li-, lia U-i'ti ilnly aiHilil.. dy tin-JiiiIkk of lit I'milt fur tin- wllli'tllrllt of aalil airi.iinl, al or l-f ..r wlilrh llnio any hvlr, cri'itliiir or .ruti lull ri-ainl Inanl.l ratalo may lUr i.liH lliiiia to t I.I ai'roiint or any Itrm Iht'riM.f, lit. t'l.tlif I. piilill'lii-il l.v orilrr ol llii III. ii. It. s. Haiiitii liiiiiity Jinli;u fur 4'olility, ol iIhIi- Annual I, l n. i. Y. Kl( MM N, AMmltilattatiir. " WHITB'S Dream Vermifuge IKE CUUIITCEO REMEDY THE CHILDREN'S FAVORITE TONIC. twaac or miTTioa. TMl imuin( aaiaaaio ONkT Ballird-Snow Llnlmept Co. T. LOUIS, MO. l.AII.KY A HUINN. DIUUARDa DAY, A'lTOUNUYM.AT.LAW, Practtc in nny court, ISUte or Federal. ext tluur to court Iiouho. ST.IIBLKSH. OKKGON. W.C. FISGHKR, ATTO UN K Y- AT- LAW, AND NOTARY PUBLIC. Next iloor to pott olllce. RANI Id It. OUK00N Nothing; oil thi Marrl Kiiil to t'hanibrr lain Colic, Cholrn anil Diarrhoea f tatlt.l jr Thin fact tu writ known In riruuglMi everywhere, hii1 nine out of ten will jfive their eiiHtunier inm pienHruiinn when tlie lnft l eiillwl for. Mr. Olw AVhltiner, it iriiinliteiit (lruKK1' of Jp I In. Mo., iu u circular lo his euHtonieri, .miyn; . "There Ih notitini(oti the market III the whv if intent medicine which eqnnU (;hmlHrltilii'H t'ollc, Cholera una Iihirrlioeit iCemeiiy ror bowel com tittilntH. Ve nell thin preparation.1 For wile by PERRY ft GRAHAM, No Kentueklan woul I wear a suit that didn't have nt leant two plntol ptK'kots A Touuhliig Htory 1h the Having from tleHth of the lhv .j?lrl f Oeo. A. Kyler, CumherlHiiu, Ala. lie writeH: "At the nice or 11 months, our Utile ulrl wuh in deelinluK health with Herioim Throut I roiihle, and two iihyHiclaiiM ituve her up. We were . allium! in tlexnalr, when we resolved to try Dr. Kintt h New Dlnoovery for Con ounuttlon, OuirJiH and (Jill. The flrnr, Imttlv K'-ve relief; tifier taking four hottleN Hiit wtifi ciiied, and in now in perfect health." Never nilM tt re. Jleve mul eure h CTuifh or eold. ft()o and $1. (Juiirnntefd. Trial bottle free TERRY ft GRAHAM, Good morning, have you had your .morning's morning this morning? Cum it rrlyala. W. H. Hnlly. poBloftlce True, TexaH, WriteH: "My wife, had heen nufTerliit live yearn with pamiysi) in iter arm when 1 was perHUtitieu to line uaiianri Utrrikai T litlitinlir tultlnli tllfaal llUl ill .Pliuvr Mill Illicit i r iiiv.ii vitir-i itvii cm rlirht. 1 have fiUo ued it for old soivh ' fi'tmt hit c and nkln erupllotm, It doen the work," 2)o, 50c und (1 a bottle at .Uallcy &U1nu'B. WORfil it) 1 I t I it it I ; 1 Li I ? . ' 1.16 i--tM it J, i 4 . A- i J.. " ' i I . !' T. J" i . , 11 ', ' .' ' ' r-. ' - . iK into v ?r ..4... . J .- h1"v" ,Vir,a v. :-n.: v- I -.- - :-- ; -,, . -- v.. . - . - Z Columbia County JUDCa McDRIDE SPEAKS. As M mnt Hood canio be s.vnilMili7.e l by exhibition a hitnu of itv from her nihility Klaciers, nor the 0 ihnnbln rfver by helmr on view a bucket of watr, o llm fhlU ami meadow of Colunibiti county, It's ninety forest, its urand waterfalls It fisheries, its mnnufuctur- log ct ililiHliiin'iita can only be poorly depicted hv any exhibit, however costly. Her exhibit Is life the life of thagrow- lug fi treat, the life of the waving grain j Hiid green meadow; the life of the flimliing stream and rolling river; the life of I h factory that to be appreciat ed nuiHt Ih seen. "Rut with all our new ness and tin levelclied resources we have accotn. pllxhed some things down In Cdumbiit and we have manv things which nature hasarcntnplNhed for us to which, in the languiitie of the Kllllcal platform we can point with pride. "Although a large county terfi'oriHilv, it can he Iruelv said that there are not 10 acre of waito laud In tho wlpile county, lrom the fertile bottoms of the Columbia acroga (he fir-covered hills to the Nehulpttt ami down the Kehalem to the North line of the connlrv every acre can bo cultivated and will repay cultivation when the tlmhcris taken off. Unlike the pin lands east of the Rocky mountains, our flr land Is rich and pro dur.tlve, and Is not worthless when the timber is romovod. , I wish some of the people here had Hcen an humble, unpretentious apple tree that grows In our yard near Deer Island. Neglected as a lawer's trees unally are. that last year produced 15 boxes of inorohantiple apples, besides small and Imperfect ones that were re jected. "I would like to have people from the cost go down andsoe the Columbia riv er bottom) eiirlchod each year like the valley of the Nile by the annual June overflow oj the river, ami emerging green and beautiful from Its bosom I like h new Atlantis from the. sea. I would like to have them sfe these same meadows flecked with countless herd of dairy cattle, the germ and potentiali ty of the ml lk v cream, and butter that gratify and satlBfy the n petite of Port land". "I would like to talk about the valley of the Nehalem. destined to be the cen ter of a vast agricult ural and lumbering cominity, producing richly everything from grass to hops, with a railroad just about to creep in and opun it up to mar ket.' . ! Booth fit Lewiw nnd (Hy the courtecy of K. II. I laRg.) "Then there is our iro I and ur o.l .undeveloped beds of b.tli n-achinit al- inot across the ronnty from cast lo j wet and praeully unprospected htitjuinbla cminty waters to harvest the promising to ! a scorce of future wealth crop that is sowu on our own rivers. I candidly lielieve that in the course of a few years Columbia O.iunty will be the location of great and profitable coal and Iron induntric". "And there is our limber. I can speak of that with the proof at hand. You have all visited the beautiful Forestry building and rt lmlred Its matKe col- umiis. ell tnoae are uoiumma county trees, and there are billions of feet just like them, or belter still uncut in our forents. "The commWIonhttd tc get these logs without much election and whete tim ber waa handy to tt asportation and "ly P' l tcr, so as to preserve the bark intact and beautiful. They could not go away back into the interior of the forest and Bclect the best and largest and have not done ao, . although they havo dot.e wel!. "The government forestry reports es timate the standing t'mberof thecoun- ty t nearly 10,(K)0,000,OOOfeet. Do you realize what that means? Cut into fenc ing it would make a good nillehihlaw Ail fence threo times around the eaath. Give Columbia county the earth and she will build a fence around it. Ten billion feet means that we have enough lumber standing in Ooluinbia comity to roof in Rhode Wand and Deleware. Enough to roof and walliu Rhode Island 'with a walla mlio high. Enough to j build a brldgh wide enough for wagons t pasn each other from here to Hie 'Philippine Islands.' No city on earth lianas much lumber In its buildings hb we have standing In Columbia county. "Get the forestery reports and figure a little for yourselves and you Columbia county people look up through theopcu- Ings In tl in bur to the blue heavens above it and thank God for the heritage I e '. bth given you And when our .visitors get tired We like best to call SC01TS EMULSION a food because it stands so em phatically for perfect nutrition. And yet in the matter of restor ing appetite, of giving new strength to the tissues, especially to the nerves, its action is that of a medicine. Send for frc nmnlt. SCOTT ft BOWNK, Chemlatt, 4)09-413 1'earl Street, New York: X jw.aiwai,gD( u unijla, V j. ' J Clnrk Exposition. hwnuir of our timber we can talk about salmon t lie Royal Ciiinookl Ilnndreds of men are spreading their nets in Col ' ........a.... I . llm n.lnnlnnltif uiuviiici in .no uwuii, aim uui reu.i; returna to be gathered in when it is ready for market. Our sloughs, lakes and larger st resins are now stocked wi'h the black bass, slmd salmon trout and the humble but toothsome catfish. And are we doing anything with thene resourecf? Yea, verily, we are. A dozen mills, small and great, are cut tins our timber into lumber and supply ing a local demand as well as sending great quanities away to every port on lite Pacific. "The fhinglc weaver is abroad in the land and Columbia county stands away up on the list as a producer of shingles; sash and door factories are making urn-no on the Columbia county air; a stave factory is.doing an export busi ness; a toilet soap factory is turning out enough soup each week to wash away the sins of all the politicians in the United States, and as that is saying a good deul ; a cold storage plant U ship ping fish to all parts of the worid. iii : i . . i . l. a riUiUfiutriou8pnrl!..i iub vouuujr, representing an investment of several j hundred thousand dollar, carry cheaply and expeditiously the product of our forests to the great Columbia; logging r iii roads are piercing the recessen of our hills aud we have orchards that yield in more than abundance; dairies that are making their owners rich; our citi zens build and own steam boats. We have plenty of local newspapsrs, cleanly and decently conducted and well pat ronized. The people are loyal to their home newspaters, ana in addition our post offices will show that there is no other county where more outside papers and magazines are taken In proportion to population. We lead in Columbia ceunty and try to know a few things, and tliiu k we do. "Our educational standard is high. We have plenty or good schools and a settler in even the most remote pttrt of the county will find thui he has facilities for educating his children. We have plenty of churches and few saloons: no jmorliofise nor anv need for one We have our litt'etjail about flftem fect wiuar and ;emrivlly empty, "pet haps abo'it one criminal trial a year in the circut court. "Our county is out of debt, poi-'t forget that A man n take li ih w u rder aud go strul-;ii 0 -the troi' and get the good nnd gold lor it wi -out the intetpositi n of h bro e . AnnmnQFiiEmn HiiyJ;''' Absolutely Puro ILSi:OSUDSTITUTZ TSe KALNIER GAZETTE. All the subscribers to tlie Rainier Ga- zette, who have paid is mlvanc.', will be supplied with the Columbia UexUter in lieu of the Oazette. We hope to add. your name to our regular list of sub 8(Tileis. All persons in arrears for the Gazette will please ttet.le with R. II. Mitchell, of f loulton, who purchased the subscription books and atvountn. . warrant shaver. "Our people have learned from the p'oneers the good, old-foehioned lessons ui hospitality and are glad to welcome strangers among tberu, and cordially invite everybody to visit our booth at ' expoaitiou and to follow np the. visit by a longer one to the county itself. Come dwn and see us and what we have to show you und you will , say as the Queen - of Sheba said of Jerusalem; fThe half has not been told. " - ' ; A Warning t;Mo11tn."' Too raticlt care cannot be used with buihII Cliihireii (liirlntr the hot weuthpf of the Htiiumer monllia to guard against; b i wel troubles. As a rule it is only ecesMiry to give a child a dise of caa troil to correct any disorder of the liowels. Do not use any nuhstitute, but r -ivethe oldfashioned castor oil, and s e that It is fresh, as rancid oil uau a atea and has a tendency to gripe. If t ia does not cneck the bowels give Chamlierlain Oolic Cholera and Diar rhoea Remedy and then a dose or cas tor oil, and the disease may be checked In It's incipieuey and all danger avoid ed. The castor oil and this remedy should be procured at once and kept ready for t octant use as aoou as tne first indication of auy bowel trouble appears, This is the most successful treament known and maybe relied up oi with implicit confidence even lu cases of cholera Infantum. For sale by Perry ft Graham. Elder Mithell of Herrington, Kansas visited friends in Kalama a couple of days the first of the week. The Elder has many acquaintances here having been the presiding Elder on a circut for five years, in which circut nearly all the Kanasites of Kalama resided at that time. He expects to return to Kalama next Sundav aud will preach in the - . . . , . . -- tl)(J Melhodirt church iu the evening. Mr. Mitchell was always "onsidered to be one of the ablest speaaera of the United Brethern church in the state of Kansas. Kalama Buletin. The Only Way. There la no way to maintain the health! and strength ot mind und body except by noiirshment. There is uo way to nouiiah except through the stomach. The storuach must be kept healthy, pure and sweet or the strength will let lown and disease will set up. No appetite, loss of strength, nervousness, headache, constipation, bad breath, sour libit 1 gs rifting, Indigestion, dypep ia and all stomach troubles that are curable are quickly cured by the use of Kodol Dyspepnla Cure. Kodol digests a hat you eat and p-trengthena the whole digestive apparatus. For aide by Bailey it lit inn. A Polk Conntv farmer captured an owl with a monkey face. Now where did it get l hat fce? rhyalelan and Brugg-lats. Ford ft Sturgeon, a prominent drug firm al ltocky Hill Station, -Kentucky, writes: "We were requested by Dr, G. It. Snlgley to send for Herblne for the tienefltnf our customers, We ordered three dozen In December, and wa are glad to nay Herblne has given such great satisfaction that we have dupli cated thin order three times and today we ga ve your anlesinti 1 anot her order. We beg to say Dr. G. D. Bnigley take pleasure in-teihmmiVding Herblue." r0o a bottle at Bailey ft Brian's. 1
