rrluiftrjr Friday, April SO. j
Illrdi f rs ntvtr bsppltr.
spring crop poeully U rlgM,
rrmiry election ons wtrk front to
day. Mora potatoes than usual sre being
fl anted.
Or goo applea art worth $10 a box In
NtwYork. Worth It, too.
Vote for-U. W. Clark ft.r precinct
committeeman for Union precinct.
Several man would glva ft Mil some
tlilUK to know bow tb election ia
coining out.
M. K. Hewn and wife of Warren
attended Ilia ! O. O. K. ball lit lloultou
Faturdajr night.
JlVnry Irwn'a aala Inat Saturday
was well attended and tba property
waa all aold at a Mr price.
W. E. IWIford nude a bunlnew trip
In Heattle Uit week. l!a reporta much
Improvement going on In the Hound
city.
(1. W. Welch and wife of Marahland
vlillad frlenda In Iloulton and attend
ed the Odd Fellows annlnveraary laat
Haturday.
Jack D'Hnaln, left bli engine In How
ards logglnjc camp long enough to t
lend the I. O. 0. F. nnlverary Halur.
day night.
(leorge White of Cathlamett came
up to the auulveraary of lUulton I. O.
O. F. George m one of the flee
charter niemhera.
The Pytblan DUtrlct convention at
Ht. Helena waa well attended. The
lodgca of Aatorla, lUlnler, Kahuna
and Ht. Helena being In ciunj-
tltlon. St. Helena won prize fur beat
drilled team. Alan for bet prelate
and beat Maater at Arms, Dr. UltT be
lug the Maate.-at Arma. J. It. K.
IWiume won prlxe aa beat Chancellor
Cotuniaiider. One prlxe waa won lv
Aotorla lodge. The HathhniirN behl
their convention and gav a banquet
lu the evening.
The county coinmamlouer met In ad
journed arMlon Iwtt Tuesday to con-
alder bids for the erertlon of the hew
court houit at Ht. Helena. The lowest
bid waa that of F, A. Krlion. of Tort
land, for f 1M,7U'. He la to enter Into a
contract in thirty daya and give a
bond of I1XXJ0 for tba faithful tform
anceofthe contract according to the
plana. Tito contract doea not Include
the Jail doora and fixture. The new
building completed and furnUlied will
cmt lee tbau l00, and coimlderliig
the price of material and labor tbia la a
good building for the money, one that
cannot be duplicated at any other part
of the atate (or $:W,000.
Art Yarwood of Deer Inland waa In
Iloulton forth laat time Friday after
noon. He filled up with urk)ulrrel"
whlakey, took a bottle along and start
l fur home. He preceded along the
N. 1. railroad track until about oppo
alte (he Muckle place where he wa
atruck and Inatantly killed by the 5:38
'Flyer." A coroner Jury waa Im
panelled and the railroad completely
exhoiiorated;but it la aald that atepa
will betaken toward a criminal prone
cutlon agaluat the aaloon man selling
blm the liquor. The luw la aevere
aguluxt milling to men who are drunken
or who are known lobe habitual dmnk.
atda. Tbia la the third drunken man
killed by the "Ffoer" lu th at throe
month.
The Urgent and bt society function
ever held In the town of Iloulton wua
on .butt Ssturduy evening. The
wcMnion being the until veraary of Iloul
ton 1xlge No. IHti, I.O. O. F. Early
in the evening the Odd Fellows, Re
tekaha and their guests to the number
of nearly 200 met In their hall and
listen! to two very able speaker, U.
W. Welch of Maivhlimd, D. D. G. M.
and Hon. Thott. Hyaii of Oregon Citv,
representative to the Soverign Grand
Lodge of the World, who gave it com
plete blatory of the order from Ita
founding up to the present time, ana
dwelt upon Ita teaching and precept
In a manner calculated to i nlls the
sympathy of all thoae who were not
member. After tne siwaklng those
who desired to dunce, or to be anon
looker repaired to Spruce's Opera
House, and to the strains of good music
tripped the light fantastic till the wee
sma hours of the morning. At 11 p.
in. a banquet wim served by the Ito
bekalis, and when we consider the
abort time lu which they got It up we
can hardly uuderstand how It was done.
The banquet waa the bent ever given In
Iloulton, at least that I the verdict
ofthoe In attendance. The day will
long be remembered tie one of the
bright days In the history of Odd Fel
lowship. CARD OF THANKS.
Bcuppoone, Ore.
April 0, 1000.
Editor IIoultcMi TgWcr; We wlnh
to express, through tji polunmn of
your paper, our heart-felt thmikl to the
uelghburs and friends who so kindly
assisted us during the suffering and
dflathofour sou and brother Robert,
and (or tla deep sympathy extended to
U'' GEO RGB GRANT.
FRANKIB GRANT,
IPRJCP GRANT,
Hon. T. T. Geer cnodldate (or nomi
nation for governor on tha republican
ticket waalu Iloulton and Ht. Helens
yesterday shaking baud with bla
friend. He la bard alter the nomina
tion all right.
WHITE TOUR CHOICE.
If the democrats of Columbia county
deslrt to keep up a party org tnl tat loo
they must go to the poll next Friday
afternoon and place lu nomination the
best men the party affords. It Is true
Democrat are not aeeklng nomination,
dood men rarely seek political situ
atluna, but It la also true thut to main
tain a good democratic form of govern
ment the office must seek the man.
Mora thau two third the registered
(1007 Itepiill loans, Democrat,
209 BoolalUU and Independents.)
voters of thla county are republican;
hence the only hope of the democrats
must be to keep up tbelr ergaulcatlon,
and get republican votes lu June auf
flcleut to elect tbelr men.
Let avety democrat who baa register
ed attend the primary next Friday and
till every blank on bla ticket with hi
choice for the office to be voted for
and eeclMlly lor the ofllce of precluct
committeeman.
The Iteglater would suggest that the
democrata of each prednt get together
on Friday foruoin, of April So and
write ou the men for whom you detlre
to vote. Then go to the poll early
and let your wishes be kuowu by your
ballot.
Theoftloe of Itepreaeutatlve I left
blank ; U. W. Welch of Marshlaud ha
been vpoken of very favorably and It
would not surprise us t see blm win
the rue ntclally If IJrother Flagg
should get the republican nomination.
For Hberlff Ilohert lovelace of Itul
nler would If elected make an excellent
officer, and be would lead Mr. White a
close race.
Henry Henderson 'a name appear on
the official ballot for the office of rounly
clerk, be la the prevent Incumbent and
ha held lb offlaa for two term
The name of Arnold Graham hua also
been nieutloned for thla pcllloii on an
Independent ticket. He in a democrat
and If bis friends desire bis election
they should give him the endorsement
of his own political party lu the pri
mary. Dr. Roes, republican has held the
office of couuty treasurer every since
"Heck wan a pup;" (and be' getting
to be an old dog now), and with adem
ocrat like Jame Dart In the race the
doctor would have to get down and run
aome.
Mr. Fowler, whom name appear on
the democratic ticket lor oomiulsMioner
la not lh choice of the democratic
party. But It la certain that be will be
nominated unless the democrat will
write In the name of someone elne. W.
J. Fullertoii of Warren bus beeu
suggested ns a good man (or the place.
If nominated by the people or by the
democratic primary he will accept the
place and make a race for the oftloo.
For (V)roner, Dr. Cliff of St. Helens,
who la also a time honored office bolder
hai learned all the rope lu the office
aud at present we oould uot name
good acceptable candidate against him
unleta we oould persuade some republl
enn to "flop." It wouldn't hurt the
democrats to have a "Hopper" on the
tall of tbelr ticket If the republican
should place a "Hopper" at the head of
theirs. '
Thews suggestions are thrown out by
the Iteglater at the request of several
democrats from different parts of the
county.
Go to the primary next Friday and
write In your choice If the printed
name dont suit you. Thin In good ml
Vice to republican aa well as demo
oral a.
It Is not thut the democrats have no
good men, (or there are scores of i hem.
Hut good men are not russHug around
after nomination lu a minority party.
The Register belelves in dealing
squarely with every man, and It will
uot lend its suport to grafters, but wil
support good men even if they are not
democrats.
The National Educational Assocl
atlon will hold its national convention
in Han Francisco from July 7 to 14 of
this year. The people of S:nFranclaco
and. In fact, the eople of the whole
Paclflo Coast are piepnrlng a welcome
and reception to the teachers the equal
of which bus never been given to any
organization. The educational value
of these meeting is well known mid
thone interested lu education through
out the state are anxious to have our
teachers participate, first, because It
will be many years liefore another
National Educational association will
be so ucceseahle and, second, because
our standing educationally will be
Judged largely by the attendance of
Oregon teachers at this convention
The railroad and steam boat lines have
granted very liberal rates and the Iocs
committee at Han Francisco assures us
that l here will be no advance In the
regular rates at hotels,' rooming houses
and restaurants In SaiiFranclcco dur
Inn the convention week. Any data
or Information In any way relating to
the meeting can beobtalned by address
lug the California Qomiultter.N. E. A
No. 25, l?ew Montgomery Ht. Bun Fran.
ctnoo, California or J. H. Ackermun
Hulem, Oregon.
MlesCsllle Pomeroy n! M.I.iii-
Hcbunesen, Pomeioy ami Hoghklrk
were among the Iloulton vUllora from
IUInlr lt SatuMay; they were up
attending tba Pythian convention at
Bt Helena.
tkanberlalu' hahe.
This sslve Is Intended t.rlnclnslly for
ore nipple, burn, frost bitm, t hnpi-.!
nana, itching pile, chronic ore er,
rranuiMted eye hd.i, old chronic sores
and sore for dlseaM- of the skin ucti
tetter, salt rheum, ring worm, scald
hew, nerpr, barber' Itch, chW.es or
itch and enema. It bat met with un
paralleled auccfM in the treatment of
these discasi-. Price Z't cent per box.
Try IL For Kale by Perry A ,rham.
The Republican and democratic pri
maries will be held Krl.hy. April 20.
t la up to the reglntered voter to place
In nomination luch men an will serve
the Interetta of the county. Only the
name of two democrata apar on the
county ticket The republican ticket
full aa uiuat.
Is The Moon Inhabited.
Science haa proven tint the moon hns
an atinoatihere, which mnkei life in
some form powlhleon time mitellite; but
not lor human heimm, w ho have a ham
enough time on this eurlh of our;
especially those who don't know that
hlectric Hitters cure Headache, IWIIioun-
ness, Malariu, Chill snd Fever, J nun-
lice, Ivpepis, Dur.ncHK, Torpid l.lver
and Female weekne-'. L'neuiialed u
a general Tonic ami Appetizer for wek
person ami especlallv the av'ol. It in
duces sound sleep. Fully guaranteed.
I'rlce only oov.
Perry ft Graham.
Only reentered voters are entitled to
take part In the prlnmrlcK. The at
torney general bus decide i
that
with
one
law
must register in acconlunce
to be entlt.ed to vote.
For Sale.
F-gg"- White ItiK'ks and Blue Andu-
unlans. Winner at Portland poultry
show. $l-0 iter setting.
JACK APPLETOX,
Iliiinier, Or.
Enterpr Iiem in Joseph lleruld:
Several of our oil ii 'iin wr out on a
hunt for timber land during the week;
the priwiH-ctive railroad invite new ac-l
tivity In the land question.
Devil' Maud Torture.
is no worse than the terrible cafe ol
rile that atllicttd me 10 years. Then
was advised to in Itucklin's Arnica
Salve, and lens than a box permanent
ly cured me write L. S. spier, of
Kutncle. Ky. Heals all wounds, lturns
and sore like nmi' I'm? at
PERRY ft GRAHAM.
Marlon Fowler dennx-iali" candidate
for couniy eiiniudiwIoMer for nomliu
tiou nt the piluiariea w in in lluultou
iasl Situnbiy.
What gfKMl doen It do vou to e il if
your mtuiadt htiln to dice-t the food?
None. It hen you harm cauc ht l It
lug, Hour clonuicli, fliitulence, etc, When
the "toiimch fails a little Kodol Dyiu'ip
fia Cuiv alter each menl wili ductt
what vou eat and make the eioiuuili
sw ft.
PERRY ft GRAHAM.
A huge-'ie'uaiioti of Mr KuighWaud
Lad leu from Ridnier and Axtoua jvi cd
thmugh Iloulton Katurd y lothetls
trlcl iiiwliug in St. Ilelenn
A l.tnkr ust mUf ri
is Mrs. Alexander, of Csry, Mtt., who
has found Dr. King New l.it'o to
be the bent reiuiHly alio ever tried for
keeping (ho fitomai li, I.ivur and llowlc
in perfwt order. You'll ngw with her
if you try these paiulcn purirlcr that
lufue now life, Guaranteed, Price '.riu
PERRY ft GRAHAM. ,
Apout 17,000,01)0 oumln of wool In
Oregon this year, bringing about one
fifth that many dolta.'n.
i k bei dache roidts from a demure-
inent of the stomach and Is cured by ;
ChatnlHTlaln's Stomach and Liver Tab-'
lew. Kvi- wi avi., vv viiniiui...
T" A 2 t m
JltUllH yirrong UlSCase.
Many mw women call on their family
physician. suffcrinK, h they InuiKiim.
on irom up oepsui, auoiiier from heart
d Incase, another from liver or kidney
disease, another from uorvou exhaustioii
or pruiHratlon, anutlier u Hii pain here ati
them, and In this way they ull present
alike to themselves ami their ciisy-mm'u
and Indifferent, or over-busy doctor, sep
arate and distinct discuses, fur which he,
attKiimliia; them to Ih such, prescribes his
pills and potions. In reality, they are all
only wmi't'iHiH caused bv some merino
disease. The physician, ignorant of the
ciiune of sutTcring. encourages this prac- j
tice until large tiills are miule. The Mif- !
ferltig patient gets no tcttcr. but prohalily
worse, by reuson of the delav. wrotnr i
treatment and constMjuent complications. !
A proper medicine like Dr. Pierce's Fa
vorite Prescription, dinvlal to Mir ciuihc
WtlllM have entirely removed the disease,
thereby ulspcllhui all those (iibtrtsini
symptoms. sik instituting emu fort in
stead of prolonged misery. H hit liecit
well said, tliufu disease known Is li;i!f
cured,"
Dr. IMeree's Pnvorlte Pscrlfitlon Is a
scleiitltlo niedlelne. eurefully devised by
an experienced utid skillful phvsiihm,
and adapted to woman's delicate svstem.
It is made of native medicinal roots and
is perfectly harmless In itsetlccts i tn;
romfitloii uf thv njxcm.
As a powerful Invigorating tonic "Fa
vorite Prescription" Imparts strength to
tho whole system and to the organs dis
tinctly feminine in particular. Pur over
worked, "worn-out." "run-down," debili
tated touchers, milliners, dressmakers,
SWllStri'ssos. "suip girls." houso-keoiMTU,
nursing mothers, mid feeble women gen
erally, Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
Is tho greatest eurthly boon, being un
equulcd us nn appetizing cordial utid re
storative tonic.
As a soothing and strengthening nerv
ine "Favorite Prescription "Is unequulcd
and is invaluable. In allaying and sub
duing nervous excitability, Irritability,
nervous exhaustion, nervous prostration,
neuralgia, hysteria, spasms, chorea, fct.
Vlttts's dance, and other distressing, nerv
ous symptoms commonly attendant upon
functional and organic disease of the
Uterus. It Induces refreshing sleep and
relieves mental ttmscty and dnHpuii(Uiuy,
Dr. Plorco's pleasant Pollets Juvlgoratu
the stomach, liver and bowels, tine tq
three, a dose. Easy to take as candy.
KwIhIiihIIi KmI F.inrn: Our un-!:t I
dale mttna'er ill on enlarge the
present poaioillce lohl-aajd add l'O
new lot k tnen for the convenience of
renters. Hi IheflMof Heptember be
ex4-ct to luve bin new three story
brh k building fininhed and ready fur
occupancy.
I.'rlp iiU kly kno7ke70at.
"Some week Sjro during the severe
winter weather both my wife and my
ell rontr4cted n-ver coldn which
H-e(lily devt-loied into the worst kind
of la (rripe Miili all lu rn incruble symp
tom, "navn Mr. J.H. hglustou of Maple
1-aiidii.f, Iom. "Knee and joint ach
liii.'. iimiw'Iik ire, hed utopped up, eye
and ne runniut;, w ith alu-niRtc nutiU
'. f chill and fever. We bean umng
Cliatuk-rluin' CoUh Remedy, aiding
t!n-mint-with a double dow of Cham
U rliiin'n Stomach and liver tablet and
by in liberal uo soon completely
knocked out the trrip." Kld by
I'EUKY ft (iUAHAM,
(iold ll.iach (inzette: Why N it that
our government in making such little
trying the packer, Standard Oil and
other bijf truxii.? Jiccaune our courts
ure trying the luw InM etui of the )
bnukeri.. Why should we expect
different remilt with trul luwycrs for
law iicikeii) and trunt lawyer for our
jud;c? The condition will exlnt
until men h um the power of the ballot
and how to uu it.
The be t remedy for Cough and
('olcln in Kennedy's Iixative Honey and
Tar, Itacttfonihe bowel a a mild
enthartit' -xh-IN mII cold tioni the sys
tern. t'uiH ull phh'um out of the throat
n-licvte t-uM-fUn, eiiMn, croup, whooping
couk'h etc. An ideal.remedy lor children
t-l tia 1 1 v co"d fur :!ilulta. roM by
"EltltY'ft GRAHAM.
PK0CUM Alio.
Whereas, the Sevretary of the State
of tire vii n I. ibtitied int- in writing that
puriuntii to the provinions of an act en
titled "An Act making efWiivo the
initiative and referendum provisioned
Scciion 1 ot Article IV of the Consiitu
iion of the Mate of Oregon, and renulat-int;ele-:ioris
thereunder, and providing
h-nalticn for violations of provinions of
thin Hct.v r-pproved February 24, I'M),
the Peop'e'n Power Iamiiu of Oregon
duly li ed in bin ..lllce on February :,rd,
l'in. hii initiative petition rontaining
,.':7 siij'iuituri'S properly attaclied to a
copy nf i:iid measure, ci-rtilied in accord
ance with hi, deinan'Jing that a pro-jiO-n'd
adiiu ndinent to Scetion and 2
of Articles XVII of the Constitution of
the State of Oregon, shall bo submitted
lothe Icijiil vo crsof thu State of Urttgon
for their approval or reloction at the
Kt'ticrul elui tiun to b iiuld in nid state
on the -Hii day of June, being the tlrt
Monday in J u::e J'.Kvt, designab-d by
said People's Power league 'of Oregon
a "t'ouittutional ameiidincnt provid
ing met IkhI of amending Constitution
and applyiim the referendum to all
laws atbc'in constitutional t'Qnvon
t'otiHBiid (Min-iidtueotSj" which propos
ed amendment i hereinafter set forth.
NOWTHKItKFOUK. I, OeoK.CI.am
bciUin, (iovirnorof the State of Oregon,
in oktlieni o to the provic ion of guk
ad hereinbefore mentioned, do hereby
make an l Uut this Proclamation to
the people of the State of Oregon, an
i duiiciii): that the People' Power
League of Orccon has II led said iu
iiiative petition w :h the requisite n'J'o-U-r
of nittnatures thereto attached de
manding that there be submutcd to the
legal voters of the State of Oregon for
t heir approval or rejection at the regu
lar election to be held on the 4th day q(
June. P.KXi, (-aid day bcinff the First Mon
day in nail month, a propostsl amend
ment o! Sections and of Article XVII
of (he I'onxiiutjon pt the State of Or
egon j de.-ignited by said league as
Ciinxtitutional anieudineot providing
iintho lof aiiictnling Cunali Union and
applying the r ferenduni to all laws
altccting comititutional conventions and
amendment!1," widoh s.iid proposed
aiuendiueni i4us follows:
Scclioiin 1 and 2 of Article XVII of
the Constitut'ou of the State of Oregon
shall be Mini heiehy are amended to
rend a- follows:
"Section i. Any amendment or
anietidmcn's to this Constitution may
be proposed in either branch of the
legislative assembly, and if the came
shall he agreed to by a maiori'y of ull
the mem tiers elected to each of tha tu
.
pioooge
amchdiiieiit or
i ""'Vi ouieuis. bOHIl. W
j umeininients, sliu
Ull the vert and
nays thmcou, bo entere.1 in their
journals ami refer ml by the seer Mary
, of state to the peojile for their approval
or n j ciion, at the next regulur ceneral
elect ion, except when tlie leishitive
nsaembly shall order u special election
for that purpose. If it majority of the
electors voting on any such" amend
ment shall vo'o in favor thereof, it
shun thereby become
stitution. The votes
such amendment,
severally, whether
legislative as-emlilv
art of this Can
tor and against
or amendments,
jirojiosied by the
or bv Initiative
pet tiou, shall be canvassed by the sec ru
t uy of the slate in the presence of, tho
governor, and if it shall appear la the
governor that the majority ct the votes
cuM at said leetiwn uA amendment
or smemlmonts, severally, are cast in
f iyor thereof, it shall ho his duty forth
with utter sui'h canvass, by his procla
niatinn todoc'are tlie saiti amendment
tir amenilnien1, severally, having re-e-
Iveil sulu ninj.nitv of votes to have
been adopted by the people of Oreuon
as part of the Constitution thereof, iimi
the smue shall be in effect as a purl of
'he Constitution from thethte of such
proclamation, W hen two or mo e
iinu'ii bu'-nts sIimII be submitted in the
in. in nor aforesaid to tlie voters of Ibis
slute at the same election tluy s'u'U
he so submitted that each anif.ndniet
sledl be voted on sopartVely. No eoi
vention shall be calied to amend or
prnp..8e nuieinlmesits to tLls Consti
tction, or to propose a new Constitution
unless the law provl itiJ! f r such con
vention shall lirst bo approved by the
ncople on a referendum vote at a regu
lar election. This article shall not be
construed to Impair the right of the
people to uniend this Constitution by
vote upon an initiative petition there
for." Done at the Capitol at Salem, this
I'SUt day of Februurv, A D.,l!0rt.
(Signed) C.IX), F" CUAMHKUI.AIN.
Governor.
By the (loverncr i
(Signed) F. I. DUNBAR,
Secretary of State,
SEAL
PROfLAMAnOI.
WMKUEAS. the Secretary of State of
the State of Oreon, has notified me in
writing that pursuant to tho pro
vision of an act entitled ''An Act making
effective the initiative and referendum
provisions ol hection 1 of Article IV of
the L-ontilitutioii of the State of Oregon,
and regulating elections thereunder and
providing penalties for violations of
provisons of this act, , approved Feb
ruary 21, the Oregon State Grange
duly tiled in hi office on February 3d,
I'M!, an initiative petition containing
7,4H signatures properly attached to a
copy of said measure, certified in accord
ance with law, demanding that a pro
pufed law, the title, tenor and effect of
which is hereinafter particularly set
forth, shall be submitted to the legal
voters of tho State of Oregon fox their
sppropal or rejection at the general
ch-ction to be held in said state on the
4th day of June, being the first iJonJpy
in June. IWl) '
Now, f hcrefore, I, Geo. E. Chamber
lain, Gov. rnor of the State of Oregon,
in obedience to the provisions of said
act hereinbefore mentioned, do hereby
moke ond iue this Proclamation to the
people of the State of Oregon, announc
ing that the Oregon State Grange hag
filed said initiative petition with the
requisite number of signatures thereto
attached demanding that there shall be
submitted to the legal voters of the
State of Oregon f r their approval w re'
jeotion at the regular election to be
held on the 4th day of June, DM!, said
day being. the irt -Monday iu, said
month, a bill to propose by initiative
petition a bill entitled. "A Dill to pro
poso by initiative petlliou a law to pro
vide additional revenue for state pur
poses; to levy a license on the Kross
earning1- of Sleeping ca companies, Re
frigerator ca companies and Oil com
panies; defining a Sleeping car com
pany, a Refrigerator cur company and
an Oil company within the mtaidng of
this act defining the manner of ascer
taining the amount of such gross re
ceipts a penalty for violating the pro
visions of this act," the tenor and effect
of w hich in brief is:
Fiist : To require every Sleeping car
company, Refrigerator car company and
Oil company to pay in addition to taxes
now provided for by law, a license of
three per centum upon the gross earn
ings or such companies annually to tlie
treasurer of the state.
Second: To particularly define each
of said companies included within the
terms of said act.
Third: To provide the manner ol
asit-rthining theainaunt of such gross
receipt by requiring the proper officers
of such eomjianies, as particularly
mentioned in said bill, to transmit to
the state treasurer on or liefore the 1st
day of March of each year a statement
untor oath of the gross receipts of such
companies from business transacted
within thes'aie during the oreceedinsr
year ending Decern tier SJst, and giving
In such statement information aa to the I
name of the firm, company, business
or corporation; the nature of the busi
ness transacted by it J the location of its
principal othoe and under what laws it
Isorgan.ljfcd, und whom, if any one, It
rcprvecnts, and in certain cases provid
ed by the bill whose ware It bandies;
the name; address and plaea of residence
of the proprie'etr, chit f oflictr or manag
ing agent of the business or company in
the State of Oregon; a detailed state
ment of the real estate owned by tbe
firm or company in tlie State of Oregon,
where siltiaUd and the value thereof aa
assessed Tor taxation.
Fourth : To provide for the taxation
of ten per centum additional to sdd
license fees in case of a luiture to niakM
the 8iatcmei t or to my the license ra. I
quired to be mad or paid by the terms
ot sum n.e,i. ana to provide the method
of cihct'.oii thereof.
Fifth: To provide that If any officer
of any company or corporation or other
person nieoiiuned in Baid bill shall fail,
refuse or neglect to make and file the
annua) statements therein -required to
be made for thirty days niter the let
day of March in each year, on con
viction thereof he shall Iks punished by
a line of not less than $oK).0O nor more
than $1,000 00, or by imprisonment in
the county jail not less than thirty days
n.ir more than s:x months, or by Iwth
fine and imprisonment in the discretion
id the court, and making it the duty of
tne (iistnci attorney ot the proper
judicial district to commence and pros
ecute for violations ot said bill in any
court of competent jurisdiction an
action t lw to enforce said penalty.
iVnieut the Capitol at Salem, this
Stli dav of February A. D. l!X)rt.
(Signed GEO. E. CHAMBERLAIN,
. Governor.
rv the Governor;
(Signed) F. I.DUNBAR,
Secretary of State,.
SEAL
Contest Notice.
TVp-irtment of Tlie Interior,
V iilled Staten Und (Ull-v.
1906.1
rmtlHml oviion, Mii'eh 10. 1906
A stunVielU eonlest nrtitlavtl hdvinjf boon
ft led In thU ottlco by Alexander Aesk.conkwt-
nnt, totrtln-t lu mesteml enlry No l:tsi:t, nmde
.iiiiVJT. lWl.rorMK 4SKV,iee,2i, sw1, SW
l i:.,.. .1.1 v ii . vV' l w.... .i- t. xti.. i. x,.. i
Section 2S, towiiahip A N, ltmitte 8 W, by
JiisoiIi Setnt.lii'MSki, coiitt.vti'e, in whlcti It is
Hllein.l Hint tu (h well Hoouitii.ted. with tlie
tpt' u lam! embTMceil In tho said houicsteHu
entry ami knows llu presietit conditinn of the
fame; ul"o ihnt miid JoM'pli ehiilkooki,
entrj mn snd his heirs, huve wholly aliau
(toned sitid cIhIui, ami that they have never
refilled iton or ruliivHttd or iinnroved the
in ntnce milking entry thereof or at nil:
licit Haiti eatrynmn died itbout bee. 20. 1901,
net! Iho nniiit's of the holre of entryman are
unknown, hik! aficr dillitent search cannot he
learned, and the liths of entryinnn art! un
known anil their residence cannot be ascer
ciliicd. and tlmt said iilleged at Hence from
tlie said In lxl was not due lu his, or nis he Irs,
employment in the Army, Nauy, or Murine
Corns ot the I'd i ted State as a private sol
dier, otllt'or, scanitin or marine, during the
war with Spain or duriiiit nny other war In
which the I't.lled Stole iniy le enitsgod. gld
prlii sMre heivby notlttt'd toniienr, lesnond
and otter evhloine lotu-li toy s.u.l iilleRHtlons at
lOo'e'oek . M im April 24. I'lli. liefore the
ttei;is.tvaiil Hocelver at tne United States
lixl utlee In ISirtlund, Hitkoii.
The stnld ronieslnnt hsvinir, In a mop
fflldivit. filed March .X, X'K. a. t forth n.tt
which sh'.w that afier due diligence personal
s-rviee of this notice cannot bo made. i Is
hoteby t nlercd and directed that sued notive
be given by due and nrotior piiMictatioti,
ALUliRXON 1. DKESSKR
KeKlster
JiOTirE TO CREDITORS.
IX
THK MATTKH fiK THK UsTATIi
OK
ii r.KH!.K r r.. Kli'E, tlecensed.
Notlco is hereby irtven tlet tli .indertigiied
lia Iv en aimoiiiicd iidmliistrt'irof rheexliite
nJ Hwbort K. Rlee dei-eusctl by the II n. K M.
Ilatlitn. J mine of tne rtmuiv t'ourt of t'oluni
liiii tVntity, Mule of oreirnM. Any and nil
H'roni liavliiit claims HtfHiiiKt said V"tnle f
hereby ictinlr.-d to prem'nt the anmt! t the
mlniMiktr ttor, verified aeconll. K to law, at
Hie otlli'o of V. i Klsher, aitnrner nt I w, nt
Kiitnicr, nK.in, within t months from the
dutc thereof.
l'ttted at Hiilnler. ()rcron. April Jth, I'JOii.
KUAN KLIN If. HU'K,
Ailinlolstriitnr.
V. C. Fischer, attoruey tor the admuilstrutor.
AbXIJISTRATORS XOnCE.
TN THECOrXTy COITRT OF THK STAIK
J of Oregon tof u,e-i'onair of tuUbls.
dwil!r.'nt,r f ,U UU' ',oha KnJr
Sotl I hrrebr irten that tho iwl.r.iTO..rt
their rlalm to th nndiitnrt by p,.,
lnKP.nbull.ilng. Portl.nd OreoD, within .lt
m.nth. Imm tu. dntc hereof. Th. dilm ,,f
"eb.,u,';li;"4,on M1 th
th .lt- b, B5AS. Administrator ot
JOHSr. UKJAJf. Attorney.
5otfee For Publication.
ni Jltr.m iht th foltowlnj
.n'" ' W aollca of bis inuntloa
nd ifct uid .iri-.r to mftde M ,
Rinirana kewlvar. at Portland, On-n.n
on May Sa. . rt; barM T. Karty II? t.
tli, namrathe milowlna wltnun to rrov.
.ilVS1 n.'l?" 'rt"" OP"" nd eaiujva-v-
" r,l1. Uua" Til!: 'barlea MalrnxU-n, T
ernoiiln, Orwun. Wright D. Hurt, ol Ver
nonia. jrtMi. Tell Moule, ol Vernonl.i.
u2: ''ver K Joo, of . Vernonl!
ALGERNON S. DRESSER.
JUgliter.
Xotice For Publication.
Department of th Interior.
land Oin at Portland. Oreeon.J
Aprll7.1W S
Notice la hereby tWeB that the folloaln?:
namrdaotller baa flb-d notkwof bla Intention .
to stake Anal proof In iinpportof hi i laim,
and that auld proof will be marte before lh
Kejf Inter and Kerclver at Portland, Omnm.
y U: Oliver E. Jonea H. E. .N..
He nanu-a the following wltneam: to prove
hit continuous residence upon and culti
vation of taWI land. Tlx- (Tiarlea MalniM.ni,
oleroonu, Urerou, parbl T. tarlv, of Vi r
nonia Oreijon, Wright D. Hurt, of Vernouia,
Oryou,1eil Motile, of Y'ernonla Oregon.
ALGtU.NON . IKESriK,
Ket-Uter.
i-i. T. 4 HR. 4 W
II POPE
DFALER IX
.
J' Cigars, Tobaccos,
I Confectionery.
Stationery etc.
I Light Lunch' .
Houlton - Ore
When in need of a
Good Ste or Hair Cut
Call On .
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In The
New
Place;
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tJW-a'JJ
RAINIER
Real Estate
AGENCY.
IW.G. FISCHERS C0
I Rainier, Ore.
DILLARD & DAY, ,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
Practice in any court, State or Federal.
Next door to court house.
ST. HELENS, - OREGON
V. C. FISCHER, .
ATTORN EY-AT-L AW, .
AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
Next door to post office. . : ,
Buy on Credit?
this $60 Machine for $25
fPFir.HT PRFPlin 11 11 high-arm, drop
ititch. double feed, self- .
threading khuttlo: has.
automatic bobbin wtiuier
and other latestimprore
ments. This is the ANTI
TRUST MACHINE. It is
the same machine agents
are k i n g jou 00 for . A 1 1
attach mut go with eac h
machine. Bold for only
t.s cash and 13 monthly.
Write TOCAT for free FURttlTURE CATUOOUE showing
elegant household goods we will shin (Freight
Prepaid) on Easy Mymentt-our new CREDIT pl.
Covurtz Furniture Company
173-175 FlratSt.. POKTLAND. OR.
60 YEARS'
V EXPERIENCE
Trade Marks
Designs
Cofvriqhts tc.
Anrnneaendlnff asketcb and description mar
nnlckly nscertaln our opinion free whether uu
iiiTenllon Is probably patentable. C'onimmilra
tlonsHirUlljieoiillilontlal. HAND000K onPatenU
sent. fren. tililest alienor for seuurlng patents.
1'iiteiiu taken tlirouiili klumi & Co. receive
prri4tti(k, without charge, lutbe
Scientific Jlmcricar).
A hnnilminiplT lllnslrnled weeklr, iJinrest clr
Ciilulion of itnr aeieiilillu looriiul. 'l urms. f l a
yenr: four months, Jl. Sold l)J all newsilntiluM.
HHllNN&Co.30,B'Md New York
ltruneli Olllee. 62S K BU WasblDKtun, I). U
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