The Columbia register. (Houlton, Columbia County, Or.) 1904-1906, January 05, 1906, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Textc REGISTER ' jr. , OLUMBIA vol.. II. HOULTON, OREGON, FRIDAY JANUARY 1900. NO. 3? UI'AHIIIAM'N OTIt E Of tluanllait'a H4l nf aitlc. if Ileal l'nMrty. In llial'uuiitT.iirt of I he Mat. f Ort-Kmi lur Multnomah l eunir. In Hi tnntiwr H lha Muarittaiiahln nf Hi. iwr autiaml Kalalt of Muriel MrkllrliV Minor. Itti 'UTHKIrt IIKItRHY UIXKS, Til AT TDK I unlrlMMi1 fuarrtlan ul iImi aUirr tia-iinl urM M' Kltrti k lir virtu I an unli-r iluiv tnailo li Hi aUivartitltlnl four! in HtU tin rwdlni mi lb I lli day nf iNt-eintirr, lts, Uil. ly lut-naiii. anuiiiNiwrrtii alil Miianllan in M'll Hit real inta-ri)r lirrvliiaftrr uWrllf at rival ante, ttin tut aim alter f It. Hh day nf I a unary. Iuua. al III bcuirol Irnu'rlixk in I ha InmiKMin u aall 'l)f, a I tltrofllrc ( K K Unit-a In HI. IMrtia, I'ulutiiula futility, Mtale nf Or. Kim, M'll al private pal ami will iliereanrr ronllmto tu at ll, until aoM, all Hi right, uile. tul interval nl iho alxiv iimiinl MurtH Mi'Kltrlrk III mnl In Mll real iroirtV, alili h la miirx iartleularly ilraerltK-il aa fill lima, to wit! Til Mouth half of III Hnutliraal (iiartpr of Heellon Twenty Three In TomiimIiIu Hit North ul Hung Three Meat, Willamette, M liilUii.lt foliiinljla Cuiiiily.Htai. of urea-un, lot raah ami tllrh al l he mail. aiil.J.-i I u eoiiflritmilon liv lln aUtv entitle I'mirt )atci Uil 1'Jlli. out of liii'Kiiilirr Iw A. I.I II A II. Mi K H int K 4illan1latt nf III Ik-imiii ami Kalal of aald Murll Mi'Klirlik.a Minor, , KM TON Mit'OY, Attorney for Otiarillan, . - oth i:. """ lUluler, Ore., le. HI, l.. To hum It may euiirerii : Not Ire I hervhy given tlml the liitalneaa lirtvolur eoiulwied tnuler the firm name of H. M Hire A Hon Mill hereafter lie fomliietetl lijr Hit Tarhell, H. M Hie. having i1Iim-4 ol lila rutin litlereat In lln tunlue. to hlaaoi. P. 1. Ulie.mllitiy I.. Tarhell ho Mill 1111 tl 11 no the bualm-aaat 1I1 atuinl tiiiilrr Ilia firm name ul Kit- it Tarlieli, H, M. hti K K. I. Hit K I. I V I- lAKIIKI.I.. Nntlre la alao (Wen Id l I, H. M Hfv have tit la lty eiifi'n Iti rlglila nf itia)nrlfy 110011 luy Mill V. I. Mee, M lio la ailttiiulx-il o liana. i I tiiialneaa III tbr aatnr manner aa thuugll ho hail realied Ibe an nf ;i y ara. M. M. Nil K. Mlllt K III 4 HI.Il l Ui: Male of iMlltah K. Kyrf. uVeeaaeil. Notlr la lii'rvti)' given hy Hi iiiiilrraltrneit, ailniliiiatratnr nl tliopatulnol I 1 1 Inn K. Kyaor, (Itx-raai'il, In Hi ormlllora nf, ami nil Tona liavlnrl I'lallim aKalnat lin .alii ctaU lo trt M'til IIipih. Willi tlie iniH'r vniit'lirr. Mil hi 11 all nionllia I nun III ilat nf Ihla in tli, to 1I10 dllilulklralnr. ul III i'lt1i nl J It. Ihmii, tin aain Im-Iiik llm plai-o fur III tratiaui'tlnii nf II10 lnikliiiva ul aald r.lulc, III llm Tuwu ul Idilnlrr, 1 'olninliiw r.'iiuty, Omkoii, Imnxl lwfinlHr Id kit'i ' M . II. KYMKIt, Adliltilalrnlnruf thf ci'lalvur K-Illali K. Koiiai-r, lllN1aacHl. ArrOHNBYH.AT.LAW, n'ructlco In any court, Hutu or Fwlcral. Next door to court liouso. aT.IIKLKNH, ORKOON THE NEW FIRM Fisher Music Will offer Hpecial terms till Jan. lBt to muke room for new Btoclc Phone Main 4-i:i0 lDOThinl Stre-t, roitland Fine Violin with Case and Bow $6.00 Beautiful Guitar and Case for $7.5o Accordeonsfroin$1.5o to $5.oo Good tone Mandolin and case for! $5.00 Banjo's from $3.00 The above instruments are quoted at one half their Wl f y ii Fp Hanging Will be pleased to make estimates for Clothing and Papering . WORK IN THE COUNTRY SOLICITED A. U CLARK, The New Yorl Store. GENERAL HERCHAME, Clollilng, Drj Goods, Groceries, fcoYislons, Frnlts, Funltire, Sloies, Etc' LOWEST PRICES H. MORGUS, St. Helens, Ore. THE WEAK SPOT. U linll ft bolUf xiliMica curry Iiik diaib mnl llatrui'tlutt wlitt It, fvprr Uidy yi Vh: to lliiitiKht It w trotiif iihiikIi. It must hv Jail wak upot ra where!" When ft man Willi 1M tllr) Ollly Win) apnrarni imiimI and atrtiitf iuii ft tin y Ui nl frloiul rt M-llV aa Itt.tiiMl.l " ' ...lfl. Im as. all ri 9I1 a .lm ..... - w.,. ..p...- in' muni hurts had ft wnak l iiiiii-m Imti-." The fart In, ftliunot ivrylmjy haa ft weak nMit hoiiiku lii-rt.. I h ath and 1U ' urn aUayii liaiklna fur weak mkU. If your aintum h or jrimr IIvit won't do lu proonr work. If jrimr laaly full to Ri't lt full tiiiiirlMhmriit fnim tlm food you oat, am! viiur hriilu loMa (mrtof tlio Iimi It ought Ui have, no maitiT how hip; Tour frame and niuariilar your llml may Im you will Rive out; dlw.aw will find the wiak nNit, and nature will ulve way. "Tirw yrara ant Ihl aprlria I waa at U.'kiiJ wilt, a.-r Ujapt-tiola," writer Mr. W. A. ( alu. of III MVai Maillm Hi., Ilaat-liia-a, Ml. li. tVaa lh at. d l Urn dlfr-rrnt tl.x tnra. Iiut ki'iil critlna; or until I wi afraid lo o to llm talilu lo rat, aa lint Ira-t llllli. llilna- I at ill.ln-.a.l m ao I could hardly aland II. Afli-r aulffrluir fur m arly a yi'ar and falllmr off In U.'liL fn.m IM raiuiida lo low taiuiula I rumuiniin lakliia Itoldi'ti MrnJIi al llwo-r-.' Iti-fora I liad taken all of olio tail 1 In I la-Kan Ul fi-- rrlli-f, but ki pt tMi until I had taki-m-liflil laitilrx ami now I am aa well aa eri-r. ran rat any II1I11K I wanu and I fii-l ,kI. Am wnlvlilniT I.U ramiida and fix'l Mnri all llm llnrn. My frlrmla win urrlarl to noili-n aurli a iul k rliamrn In m afti'r ac-lna nu aulTi-r ao lima. Hi-Vfral aald ihny nnrcr rtuavird to attt me rut well, i have nut had to tal any iikmII rim foratoinarh irotihk alnrv. I rannot aaf rnoii-h In nraiatt of your 'Ouldi-n Miiili al lilaiivrry.'" ThU glurloii "Dlnmiver" kIvm the nUimarh and liver tmwr-r Ui do tlmlr nat ural work n'trularly and roinpli U'ly. It riakea hi-uliliy IiIimmI and atnndr ni-rvoa. i tinl,n tlm woak aiiou, muklng thorn ootid and Htroni. lr. Plrrce'a -lenaiit IVllct nhould U ui with Uoldoii Medlral r)l.ovorT wUi'tiover laxative U roi,ulrod. , W.C. FISCHER, ATTORNKY-AT.I.AW, AND NOTARY PURLIC Kcit ilxr to iH)t oincxi. RAINiKK. . . OREGON Piano House reerular value. RAINIER, ORE a. an jt ram WtA0tIItT??I? & RAIHIER DEPARTMEHT. V4 '"''A rry r r ry A atTl'Hia acclitf nl hapiif tied to (1. V. ItlcliarJaon lut Friday ulielit, t lilcli will probably Iny liliu up for some time. At lie wm going to Hie Hlr. Iralila to rhbiiiI th nlicbt, In tlir dark iiumi lie fell from the dock and wi badly hurt. He lay uud?r the dork eyeral lioum before IwinK dlHCiverel He Iim tjefii taken to Portland for treatment. Mr. Kicliardnoii In tend ing fo go to tSt Helens mi Halur day toeetlle up IjIh umiuuta as road kuiervlwir of tide diairlct when the at-cldeut occurred i bit new inenibers Joined the Metho dia Kplseople churrh at the lant run day evening aervice. A large and intereaied audience llntcned to the Bt-rv-k. It ia exiiecled that the new M. K. Church will tie dedlcuteil aUiut the laat of jMnuary. The dance given at the K. P. Hall hot Hui unlay hIkIiI In the liitereetor Uniform Hank waaa great hucccmi and largely ai tended Tlie new uniform, were coiiHplvuoualy pivecnL The nioet (vrrVct order was nialntaiiied, and the dtnee waa one of Hie pleuRHnleet of the winter. Ninety-two number, were Hold. Mm. Alia Lee has Imught one of the beet Milk cowa in Co'nimbia cnunlv and had Itaeut to Uuiiiier from lloul Ion. Au ad in the ItcKlsler called attention to the aniiintl, when Mrs Lee InHtrucieil her father, Mr. Math ewe, of Houlton to aecure the animal for her. O. V, Kims has been making aome repairs in and about the Masonic IIhII Ner.t Saturday ulght will be the first regular staled communication for the year KKMi. A large attendance is ex pected. The banquet will 1 had in the bill! lon atalrs in the Maaoniu bulldiug. A. IlLeaveny of Hudson was in town New Years day and ordered his mall sent out to the Camp where he has his old Job uuder the new manage men. Y. II. Magill, Irniu Houlton, has rented one of the Mitchell houses out In the Dobbins addition of iluinier. Jack Appleton has some very fine chickens, and will tie prepared to fur- iiUIi eggs for hatching, he keeps the buff and white Plymouth Uocks. Clias. Urle nf Houlton added his name to the Rainier lint of Keglster subscribers, hint week. CM. Brooks, whoiswll known at Itaiuler, was down from Hotjuiaiu last week and made a visit with the boys. He has a good Job a a shingle guager, auif Is doing very nicely. Jlcv W, 11. IIollingHhead, D. D., tne Presiding Elder of the Methodist Epis copal Church, delivered an address at the Congregational Church to an inter ested audience, on Monday. The sub ject discussed treated of "Conversion." The new side walk from the Coluiu lam ltlver Dwr Co. to the Depot Is Hearing completion, and Is finished acmes Fox Creek, and by the end of the week, barring accidents, will be completed!. This will be found to be one ot the greatest improvements made lu town for many yeurs, the greater part of the exense was ld from private subscriptions. A road-way for teams Is now needed between this side walk and the, railroad, for the whole distance. The team attached to (he steam wood saw ran away lust Frlduy after noon and fell into the hole bet wee u the Deittand Newsoma block. Tno horw es were piled up and luul lo lie drugged out, a task which took home time. Luckily the shw Blopped before it fell on top of the horses. Front the fall and the strained poaltlon In which they lay, It is likely that both horses have been permanently Injured. The team belonged to A. it. Roberts, but was being used by the owners of the wood saw. They were frightened by the blowing out of a steam plug. The whistle of the new mill was heard for the first time Tuesday morn ing, and sawing coimnenueil, 'Iho owners are now fixed to saw their own lumber to complete their imprive meiits. The plant Is up-to-date in every resect, and i. another Important local Industry. Here It a questlou that we would like our count II to projiound lo i ur learned CHy attorney and then m.k ht opinion public. Why Is It that i t the great public da net. when the mu nition, are brought from Portland and paid for their music, tin licence is charged; bu' when a few siugeicome to give a church entertainment, anu get no pay whatever, the people giv ing the entertainment muni pay one dollar llceiiae fee? The largest and mtwt succetwful Church meeJiig ever held in Rainier waa held la4 Monday afleritiMin in the parsonage of the MelhiHliHt Epincopal cbuich. InijKirlant matters relating lo the good and welfare of I he church, as well as the town were discueed. We are informed that the new domi master of Rainier has rented the bull I lug now occupied by JoeSilva's saloon and will remodel it for a poet office Doctor Mohxuihu's family will arrive at Rainier the lust of the week to make their permanent residence here. Hi. new residence will be ready for occu-mti-ni by that time. Our prasent Town Council is no doubt conducting the affairs of the Town In i he very, very beet manner they know how. We think ho, as one member at least ex peels to mke use i( his eminent services in this Council as a Cerlitlcute of qualification enttitl log him to lite privilege of serving the County s a cmiulMsioner. Win. C. Lee teudered his resignation iibTown Marshall at the regular se ion of the Town Council lust Monday night. It was accepted and John Zkvenier wax appoiuteil lo All the V4 canc. The new Marshall has aasum ed the duties of his office. The Rainier Creamery Company has sold nil It. interests and property to J. A. Schuneeii, who for several years has lieeii running the Creamery bunl UtiSS iu his own name, while leaning the company's plant. Extensive im provements are in contemplation. among others, the most Important is Impoverished soil, like impov erished blood, needs a proper fertilizer. A chemist by analyz ing the soil can tell you what fertilizer to use for different products. If your blood is impoverished your doctor will tell you what you need to fertilize it and give it the, rich, red corpuscles that are lacking in it. It may be you need a tonic, but more likely you need a concentrated fat food, and fat is the element lacking in your system. There is no fat food that is so easily digested and assimi lated as Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil It will nourish and strengthen the body when milk and cream fail to do it. Scott's Emulsion is always the same; always palatable and always beneficial where the body is wasting from any cause, either in children or adults. We will Bead you m temple free. Be sure that this pic ture in the form of a label la on the wrapper of every bottle of Emul sion you buy. scon i BOM CHEMISTS (09PeailSt.,KewToit 50c. and 11.00. All Druggists. Impomisirt soil AmTTznoFiimm Absolutely Poro HAS M SUBSTITUTE A Cream of Tartar Powder, free from alum or phos phatlo add ROYAL BAKIN9 POWDER CO., MEW YORK. the putting in of au ice-oiuking and cold storage plant. The Preston Soap Co. of Rainier baa made a contract with one of the large commission bouses of Chicago to make and deliver large quantities of mineral soap to iheiu at Chicago, the commixe- ion house is to advertiise and place the s ap on the market in the eastern states, particularly in Illinois. The contract is of such a large character as to warrant the running of the factory 10 its fullest capacity and may require that the plant be enlarged to meet the demauds. Rainier Mineral 8oap has acquired an enviable npuia ioi through the east where it has been used. YEUMiMA. As I dont'see any orange news from Vernon la In either of the papers I thought I would send you a list of officers and a few items from here. Offllcers of Vernonia Orange No. 3o5 are as follows: John b'. 1'ringle, master; Frau k Tracey, overseer; Join F. Cheldelin, lecturer; Bert Ii-sfoid, fteward; E. S. Shanuahan, AsK. stew ard; Mrs. Aunie Tracey, chuplain; S. V Malmsteln, treasurer; Lone begert tJecy.; Albert Parker, gate keeper; Mr Ethel Priugle, Pomona; Mrs. Etlnl Coulter, Ceres; Mi. Fratk Tucker. Flora; Mrs. Ida Melliuger, Ludy Asl. steward; W. M. Wilson, financial Secy. The grange has the stumi torn out of their lots aud one more days work will put them in shape for the new ball which they hope to build by next New ' Years. Mr. and Mrs, Frank Tracey have moved front town to their ranch on Rock Creek, and will be found at home to their many friends at Bunuysloie. U. 8. Melliuger lost a valuable mare, v one day last week. Dr. Tamisee of Hillsboro was called in to Bee S, D. Bheeley, who was very sick but is reHrted much belter at this writing. The lid isn't screwed dowu very hard ou 'Vernouia" fudging from the-be- t havior of some of its young men. Baker & North are turn'ng out some ' , tine lumber at their mill. Lou Em mons is doing their loggiug. Mr. H.C Clark, who purchased the Wells place some time ago, lain Port Irnd getiug a team aud implements, preparing lo make this his permauenc home. Mr. and Mrs. 0. W. Melliuger aud daughter, and U. S. . Melliuger and family took New Years dinner witU Mr. aud Mrs John Q. Pringle. Mrs. Bird B. Clark has been engaged to leacn the school In the Wilkensort district, No. 17, the coming summer. Mrs. E Nickerson Is home from Ben Son's camp m a two weeks vaeatiou. Mr.S. P. Ballard lias moved from the Priugle place to the Dei rick place ul Pittsburg to send his children to school and be nearer to his mail route . for 1 he winter. The Knights of i'ythius aud Ruth bone Sisters, of St. heleua, held a Mut installation last Tuesday night.