The Columbia register., April 20, 1906, Image 5

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ll Ta Mum lahahlted.
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ill vitaleM) OOlATZ9
lisvt commenced tb liwUIUtlni or a I ffnc9 t)M proven tint tU moon has
M.(K0 water fmtrm lor firr uroteetlon. Ian atmrwriher. which inake life in
I'l,. I...L Ill l. 7 f.t I.UK awlil, I soma form rw I blr on Ilia aU-1111': nut
ii i 1 1 at wf ait av aJ wiaii i -------- - f -
(Jretn oulona art rip.
Ciootl rklliiK pony for u1. Iu'iulrr
fU.W. lVrry.
U. W. Clark U ituWItitf wmit needed
rrpalra lu thi Hi Helen MmoiiIo ball
Wm. WluUmof HI. Helens want to
tfeMldf Holiday "Old Urlney."
H. II. Mitchell waa ch'Meii at drloKaU
to reprvaant Houltoii bulge No ISO In
th I. O.O. F. grand Iodic,
lliM (lraiiam returned honi from a
two mouths vWIt In Huulhern Cal
ifornia niucli Improved In health.
J.(l. Watta of Hcmpimmmo haa been
111 and tnufliied to liU ld a gd tir'
Hon of tut time during tha pat tlirei
wteks.
Tbflrl guine of lt bull for lb
aeaaon In thli aectlon wm pulled off 01
Ida HouliouL lUWna grounds la
Sunday.
MeswM Jamea IWt and I'liarlc
JJuckleofHt. Helena took advantugt
of (lit eprvUl eienraloii ralea and visit
ed Htaaido laal Sunday.
Ii k headache results from derange
mmt nl tlm itiiiuach and la cured l)
t'nanihcrlaln'a Hloiintcli and Liver Tab-
lets. Hold by l'eiry liraliaiu.
8. H. (SruU-r, formerly a practlcln
attorney at M. Helen U u candidal!
for nomination forrv-prescntHllvaoit lh
retuiillrii ticket lu Multnoiiiah
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county.
CVjk started Halurdav foi
Abtske whera be ban aaltuullon wltl
tits salmon caunera anaoclatlun. The
hfM last vear. He will be
alMot about three or f.ur month.
Wm. Hall, of Deer Iiduml, an aged
had been a resident ol
this county lor the pant Ml years died
at Doer lalaiid last Friday . lie wa
buried Kunday In the Deer Mand ceme
tery at 10 a. ui.
L. D. Weeks, the butcher of Houlton
has putt wagon on the road and vMta
Columbia City aud Deer lalaiid, Mon
days; Warran and Haclielnr Klali,
Tueeday and Yanktou Wednesdays,
lie la working up a good trade for tile
wagou.
Town Marshal Tanner notified the
aaloou ket'iH-nr of llouliou to ekwa their
places end krrp them cloned during
Huoday. Houlton I not fur behind
Kalnler In moral and luw abiding
cltifcns. The buck door of the Hi.
.Halaua Joint on the dock waa open.
Tester fUllv vInIUmI with hi father
U. II. IWlley at The Dulhn Uat week.
Ue found him much Improved In
health. Mr. llully baa Uimi aufferer
from eatUma for a nundwr of yur and
m change of vtimate to a higher altitude
mum to be the only thing that glviv
Llm auy relief. We are gld to loarn
that hla ! a Hi la Improving.
Tbeaahwna of ilaluler were clotted
Huuday. butcertaln loul mouthed Indl
Tlduala who uituu'.ly fmUent the
jaloon. beto.k thcuinelvei to the dicka
ud boat lnudlugH where they uaod ao
much profanity that I ho ladiea coulil
. l It In lime for the olwceue
talker to abut up, and atay abut,
Uncle T. IS. I)tt baa ea-nted a new
church edifloe, near the plcnlo ground
lit 8t. Halena. Iltcaiiie uifovaiwry to
ract a larger building aa the old one
wa too email. The old one will ue
.. . tliltoM. Uncle Lott hai
A.,nm PN,lUMit work at Ht. HeleiiH,
ltefore Koine there he erected
1U own exneiiMO In the vicinity of
(Jaaton a very neat little chaple about
the alee of the present alruclure
iMlng erected by biiu.
The flahlng BOU80II oiH'iied hist Bun
The catch for the
i-t Lv nn tliu rit. Helena drift, about
At na luruo hh that of
iinin , " -
ithe year before. Thegrnaafed Httlmon
w.M iii (fiillent condition. About
aiwantv euaolliie launches are on the
fmm Willow bur to MurtliiH
UlufT. The price puld la 4 little hlghei
thaw at the opening or tlie aeiiBon
.r man. FIhIi weighing over
ronnda bring 7 cents, under 25 pounds
6 ctuta per pound.
At a meeting ofthe Pt. Helens Lodge
Ua U7, 1. 0. 0. P. lt Puturday night
U W. (Mark and J. D. McKay were
footed delegates to the Grand Lodge
Which conveues In Portland May 23.
D H. i'opo ,ftS leotod truHtee to fill
Hhe unexpired term of Ed Wlckemham
ireatgtied. A numrof Houlton lodge
anembers were present and a very
nvenlns was hud: coflee ond
wodwicbes were served at the close of
Jodge.
r!.,tlv Druht. who will he remember-
duone of the buseball boys In the
tournament at St. Helens three years
v writes from Ctnclnnattl to a frlond
II.. I).. II nil si Ha siivs "Hanlon likes
qu iuih"v - -
my work. We are Just back from
twi Haute, and beat them 2 to 1.
Htoimltnr Is fierce. Talk
tun. i.iiuimii. the bin league Ih
mnme work. This town (0 nclnimtl)
i. Mtt v and smoky. Have to wear two
collars a day to be halfway respectable
I am feeling flue, only my arm Is i
littla woak. Hanlon tld me I had i
t..i.i. rtra and to work hard. Huve
i.tttlncr the ball hard on the nose
. mnotlv in the out field
AIU nvii"8 "
annot say for certain whether
will stick. I weigh 149 pouuds, so you
eolamtalulog."
....! ..! I... I .
ulo,.llo .,rlnkh,r that turn. at -- U of ".ur,;
150 d.greea temi-raturv. A lew . who ,Jol.t knoW (,Ht
pump with double the rapai'lty of the Klectrie llilterscure llttlacli-, r.illiiu
i.rwmiitoneUUIng placed along aide ne, Malaria, Chills and Fever, Jaiin
he on. now u-ed. Tlat. P'-.t U the brHa':
flneit and Unt eulpid of any similar Tonc AntH-tiier Ur nuk
jUot lu the XorllfWeat and Is only turttuia kixl euclallv the aired. It in
urpaaed by one or two vthera
jounlry.
(I. D. Koutherland, the Marshal of
ClaUkinle, and J. L.Uampbell brought
Herman Klleraon up t Rt. Helens,
Wednewlav. Kllemou Iim been de-
lu thU duces sound sleep,
I'rUe only wv.
ferry ft Graham.
Fully guaranteed,
For Sale.
Kgga,-Vhlte llocks and Blue Anda-
lnlim. Winners at I'ort and poultry
mented for nearly a year, but baa not l0W $i..-io per setting.
JACK AITLETON,
Huioier, Or.
oeen bad until recently. It required
the effort of five oieii to put him lu a
oell. He will be taken to the anylum
it huletn.
The latest venture In the fll 1 o
Jouroallmii U "The Advance" pub-
hulled Hi IUi"ler, Oregon, by The Ad
vauce I'uh. Co., Ilev. If. 0. Kemp I.
editor wllh W. C. Fischer asuUtant.
everal good news iteina from It will
b t found on last page of ItKOiHTt this
week.
M. F. llaaen of Warren waa a
pleasant on Her at the Uk)IhtkR office
Ian! Saturday. He informs us that be
In. cleared up 5 acres of Iteaver dam
hind aud has planted 4 acres of It to
onions. lie alo hits a Urge acrage in
potatoes this year. It took a car load
of tiling to drain his luud.
W A. Krtel has the9f.ame up for
hi new cottage, neur the hotel de
Muthewa ThebullJIng will be two
tiirleK, 2lx2Mfeet. J. Q. Cage of Ht.
Helens and O. C.Clurk of Houlton are
doing the curetiter work.
W. H. Huiltli and son hugeno re
turiotl from Southern Oregon, where
they huve excellent mining claims
I I. 1. 1. 1. 1.. .. At.-.
oey n-nn uikoi "i mi muimj,
not only as a mining tountry hut for
Its fruits and vegetable productions.
C. It. McKie of Rainier was up Wed
nesday and taught a team of Them.
Henderson, paying 4M) therefor. The
tetim Is n fine one.
A. X. Clark, stdiool clerk of Houlton,
is quite hcrlously III, with king trouble
boarderlng on pneumonia.
Joe DuiMint is preparing to erect
another cottage. Houlton Is growing,
J. T. Clink of iKi-r I aland has decided
to locate near Hood lllver,
Service at the Houlton M. 11 church.
Hundiiy Hchool 10 a. in. prercblng 11
a. m. You are invited, come,
Kev. 0. F.Tovreu, M. A. Q
FaMtar,
COLUM UI jTciTY."
The X'l"Oal E-liiciition'il AS'rl.,
H Ion hHI l,i'ld l intiiontl o hi v-ii 1 1 n
n HoFraoel"Hi from Julv 7 in 14 -fi
tli Ih 3 t-HT. Tle peoj. ol i.Fiii I-mii
and. in f.wt, the ii pl of the whole
Pari fit' (!il are piemring a wrlrome
aod-te-iton to Hit. teni-lit-m Die eUnl
of itii-li link hevir Uen it I veil In nny
oigiiilniilloii. The eihii-utloiinl Value
of lime ;nw tintf In well known ami
llio4 inli rc!e l in t-lu ntiii llirotih
out (he stale are nntiou to have our
PROrUMATIOI.
WHKKMAS. the Secretary of State of
lliv ."lale of Or , on, liai l,ol.,nl ine in
writing that pursuant to tlo pro
viaioii v( an art entitled "An Art making
t-fhftive the iniliaiite and reh-renduni
pruvinions of vtin 1 of Artie lo IV of
ll.e Conntitiitioo of tne Mate of Oriron,
and reuulatin elwliona tiiereunder and
jirovolin H-nalties for violations of
pioviaons id this act,", aj icoved Feb
riuv 21. Isi.!. the Oregon Mate lirane
! only tile I in In o(!it:e on Februarv :H,
iDxnisTRiTOEs soncx.
l'.HDl. an initiative tx-litlon containing
Uacli' ia piirtlflp ite, flr, U-caae it ; ; (us fi natures rroirly ati-lied to a
will tie many year u-fre another copy of tid meaaure, wrtifled in aecorJ-
ion lI ine with law, iiemanung inai a pro-;
HOM.-1 law. tl.e title, tenor an-1 eltect of
JTnrcor.vTvcorr.T cr ths stats
cf o.Tfin tot th C-mntj of Colanibti.
in lli in uirr of :h rus ii Job a Kennidr
0.H her bf ftven thai lh nndcnicnnt
liiu ln-en Ut.lv ari-iiitel admliilntiiitor of ID
t(lf Ji,m krnnlT, d.vrHrd, an4 h
qiialirte.1. Allrreiilior. tialiirlam acalcwt
mii elte re lirrel.r iKKiflett to lrwnl
their rlHiint, in tUn iinler.liriied h niM.,in.
Iii.m--diilrtrrift. .l with vmirliera ntlarrw
at the nftli ol John V. Unrn, iinoa M Uuk
iniri..i imiiiiiiK. I'ort lud irrrD, within al
riM.iiiiK lrt.ni Hi .luie hereof. Tb data nt
e'njiiw.imi ami ine
A.
dale brrrof belnn
therwtate Uohn KennedT.'d.TMH
Jl'H.N r. UiOA.N, Attorney.
HOW
Peril's Mand Torture.
la tin woraa than the terrible cuee 01
piles Uiat alllitti d me 10 ye.irs. 'Mien
I was advised to lr) Kucklin's Arnica
Halve, and leas than a bos permanent
ly curei me writes i n. gainer, vi
l'tuirglrs, Ky. Heals all wound, turns
ami aorea like mavic. "JjC at
PERKY & GRAHAM,
Judges and Clerks ol Flection.
APIARY PRKCINCT.
Juit(i, W LI!rown Chairman. T A 1ivela. a
and O : Woiiderly. Clfrkn. T P I'lU!- ll,
W B Lowiuan and J Haekrubcrtf llruwrn
Hlore.
AUBURN PRECINCT.
Jii.ljen. H l ll.illurd 'hull inn II. J A Me
Iioiiald and C W MulllOKer Clerk Wm rrlu
flel: ,K E Nickerxiii and t heaney. At
Hctiuol Iiiiiim H 1) Nu IT.
BEAVER FALLS PRECINCT.
Judge, John Mi AiUm l ti ilrrnun, J A
Hinlth aiuKarl Norman, ( lerln W A limn I
H M llnl and It llolajil At MonV
hall.
DEER ISLAND PRECINCT.
J ml Kin, UeorgK Miiil Ciinlrinan. M Kreti
and N Andre, Clerk Jatne (ialien lit, J
Kdaard aad A Mtl. l ty Ulund Hail.
CLAT6KANIE PRECINCT.
JuilKe. (' I.Cuiiyer t'lmtriiiMii, Jnhn A llnrr
and J It I'otlln. t'lrrk P V l'ri-emu ll 1
Hire aud l.W Mi tHnll
.'ml Hoard Judgf., Oliver Andernon ( hlr-
limn, Jnhn M Ht-bdlek nd Jaiin- Van, t'lerk
Kred Itliitt UKiC TK-tii'lior and tt Thlni
uinii. t It y 1111,
COBLE PRECINCT.
Judtfe.TC Wultii t hulrninn, i V Makln-
ter and K.d lllaek. ( lorku, IMiae
Henry Wuwier and J a O Ketiluily. 1'lern
llu1
MARSHLAND PRECINCT.
Judge, A S (irvhum I'liMlrmati, A It Col v In
and Tmn )' le, Clerk O V W elch M, h t.
folvlti and Cil lliyant. Hall a'-u-hool liou-
8 P Nn to
NEHALEM PRECINCT.
JllilKe. JohU J HnllZrr ( llnlllllHtl, i T I'hV-
Walt tit frank J !VU-ron, Clerk John O
UMW, A H Mf 11 and K J UIU. Werrlll
Hall
OAK POINT PRECINCT.
Judge, lis i n ( lihiriiii.n, i K t.umljurvl
atulCN iMvldMin, t Uk In il Unlin-r it,
National IMumtlomil nn-orlniion will
lie ao Bi'realile mid, second, hecauie
our Inndiig edu-lioiially will he
judged larvely hy the ut tendance id
Oirgon teHrlier at (hi convention.
The railroad and Meani laiut li in- hve
granted very liberal rt.li and the local
committee at HurFranrihco afuren u
that there aill he no advance in the
regular rales at hoi elf, rooming Ikium-h
and restaurant in hunKiatici-o dur
ing the convention week. Any data
or information In any way relating to
the nieelii g can lieohtained hy aMre
lng the California Committee, N. Y. A.
No. 'i", New MontKomerv Ht. SanFrun-ci-co,
Ciihfornia or J. II. Acktrman,
SMlem.Oregott.
( liambcrlahiN Suite.
Thia valve Is in'eti'Ied principally for
sore nipples, iiurns, iroM lute, i iiuppeu
liHiid-, iii hing pile, chronic fcore eyes,
tcntnul.ited eye lid old chronic vores
and Miles for tlieean (d ll.e rkinhiicli uh
tetu-r, v.tlt rheum, tin worm, vcnld
head, herpes, barla-rs' in-h. schbbies or
itch and eczema .It I n met with un
p ir.ilh-lcd stirccvN in the treutment of
tin ae di ats I'rire 2-i cents per box.
Trv it. For Sole by Perry & liraham.
Sotice For rublkatlen.
II w
Hall
limwn mill i IV wi-ter lti iulrleor
RAINIER PRECINCT.
Whereas, the Secretary of the State
of Oregon Iiiim notified uu- in w i ititi that
piirtMiHiit to the provisions of an an en
titled "An Act milking cfficiive the
initiative and referendum proviaion of
Section 1 oi Article IV of the Constitu
tion ofthe State of Oregon, and regulut
im; elections theretnrler, and providing
penalties for violation of provisions of
this art." ;:pprovcd February 1, ll(i:',
the People's I'oaer lA-aue of Oregon
ilulv filed in his fllce on February lird,
Kink it f "n initiative petition containing
n..ii HiiiiiilltircB proju-riy auai iieu 10 u
copy of Hiiiil meaure. certified in accord
ance with law, demanding that a pro
Med mlincndment to Seelioti and 2
of Articles XVII of the ConMitution o'
the State of Oregon, shall U submitted
to the legal voters of the State of Oregon
for their approval or i eject ion at the
general election to be held in said state
on the 4 Lit day of Ju'e, being the llr-t
Monday in Jiie P.Ssi, ifeaigoat-d by
said People's Power I-cajnie of Oregon
aa "Constitutional amendment provid
ing me! hod of amending Constitution
nnd applyin the refc-icndum to all
laws atleeiinit contitiuional cotiven-
I tioti- and aiiiendiiR-ntu," which propos
ed amendment i hereinafter set forth,
I NOWTIIKUKFOKK I, CeoK.Cbanir
ahitli is hereinafter particularly vet
forth, vhall U; aubmitteil to the legal
voter of the Mate of Oregon for their
sMiroiiul or reieetion at the general
cL-ctioti to le belli in vid state on the
4th day of June, being the tin-t Monday
in June, I'Mi
Now, T herefore, I, (ieo. E. ChamU r
lain, Oov. rnor of the Stute of Oregon,
In oledn nee to the provisions of said
act herein U fore metiiioncd, do hereby
make and i-.ie this I'roclaination to the
jM-ojile of the Male of Oregon, announc
ing that the Oregon tituto Orange has
tiled raid initiative petition with the
re(jniite number of signatures thereto
attaeht-d demanding that there shall be
submitted to the legal voters of the
.-tate of Oregon U r their approval or re
jection at il.e regular election to be
held on the 4th day of June, ISr-Xi, Sa.id
day Uing the lirot Monday in said
mouth, a hill to jTa;,Un) bv initiative
petition a hill entitled "A llill to pro
Ke by initiative petition a law to pro
vide additional revenue for state pur
(khm-h; to levy a lieeire on the grocs
earning of Sleeping car companies, Ite
frigeratorca com panic and Oil com
panic; dclining a Sleeping car com
pany, a liefrigerator car company and
an Oil romp ny within the meaning of
Una act : detlning the manner of usecr
taining the amount of such gross re-
tviptji; a jienalty for violating the pro
visions of thin art," the tenor and etfect
of which in brief is:
Fiih": To require every Sleeping car
company, Hefrigerator curconi,any and
Oil company to pay in addition to taxes
now provided for by law, a license of
three ter centum ujon the gross earn
ings of such companies annually to the
treasurer of the state.
Second; To particularly define each
within the
. IetrtmfntolrhiIntrTl"T, 1
Land ot'U at rortlaud.Ormn.
April 7, luns. "
'li-U herft.y rivet thai the following
rmme-l n-itier ht. ft Wd ah- of hi Inientloa
Ww.ak Cn.l fH-oot In .uirt or hi claim.
nd llmtml.l pf wM )m ,a(1e t,,
K.Tfiterntd a-i-elvfr, t Portland, tlrnron,
miMv vir bvl.tlT.-Krlr:H.5E.
v o'L"" l,,HL,or .lw"4.of ecf;
-t It w n
He nMiiieailid Rillnwlng wltnrMi to prnr
hiarontiniioiia n-..tne nwn and eulWra
llonofMld laud, vlr: hirlra MalnwO-n. of
Veriioinn, Oregon. Wright D. Hnrl. of Ver
nonia, Orixi. Tell Moule, ol VmonU.
Oregon. Olivtr fc. Jone of VarnouU,
Ortgon.
ALGERNONS. DREHSER.
Rtglster.
Notice For Fabllratloiu
Iwpartinenl of the Interior,
hand Orti at l0rlland, Ormron
Airtl7.1
Notn-v 1 herrhy rlrea that th tt,l)wlnr
naniru hitler h. Bled noik of til Intention
if-fti .'"V.1 '""?,,n wppwt hi rktlm.
K.uUter and Wlvw at Portland, Oruon.
',yt.yX!i. l:,lverK. Jonll. On.
llenami- tU follnwln, wltneiweii to pror
,in,i 'ntUnT:a. rwl,-'- npon and eoltl-"t-'n
nl .aid land, viz- Charles Malmoten.
ol riionm. Orevon, Iwrld T. rrlr,ofrl
iioiilaOreif.m, W rlghr D. Hurt, or fernonla.
Ore.m,Tll Home. ..fVernonlH Oregon.
. ALOKKXON 8. liKESSEK.
itectaler.
John (ireenhcieii is putting a new J.J;. ' !rlin, tiovernorof .heSta-e of Oregon
m ... r t iu .u. ' Kill'). Hcrh Win lcir w. M' j,, 0y fIK,,, lo tne provisions ot said
ckel fence around his Columbia City A u ,.)l(rh ,K.rt.lll,ier1,ru ,Ilt.nlioim. ,io hereby
picket fence
pioerty
Charlea Mohlcr was severely Jnjuie I
while unloading loirs at River rollway.
A log from tho top of the truck rolled
oil, struck hlmon the shoulder, maali-
It aud broke his arm lu throe places
The Nehulem logging company Is
having piling driven to build them a
much more convenient rollway and
l uu It will extend up about half
way to Columbia City.
W itorresnondent thinks Dr. It
a
nibhthavetorun. IJut James Uart,
methlnks, will have to fly or take the
IlirhtnlngeK press, As to Jr. being (a
old dorg) he has a few grey hairs. Hut
an old dog is more to bo trusted man
pup for puppies are mischievous
iinii'tlmea. True lie has hold olllce
aud served his county hot estly, uud
that la all the mora reason ho rhould
be retained as tho "watch dog" of our
2nd liiwrd. Juilici". Ien JC.ani ImriH lixtr
limn, II K IMUlileo ami i r iiuree, i .prix
J A M liunewn lt. l.d Jw li and n t: H lir,
Town 1111.
SCAPPOOOE PRECINCT.
Jinllte. i i Watt Chairman. M .1 EtiKlert
and J l McKay, Clerk J B Inneaii II..iimhv
Ijmae rnd W K Steven. Watt ami nice
Hall.
WARREN PRECINCT.
Jllde, lUlnh '.laneii Clialrinan, T K drew
ell and W 0 Cimit, CUvk W J Knllertim lt
be Iale and Kll I.yneli Itaeon' Hull
UNION PRECINCT.
JiiOrci, K Cox ChalrniHii, A Klnitaiyl A II
Mat hetts, Clerk C W Chirk l.-t I II Copt-land
and J II tloilfrey .
and Hoard. Judtte. N A Perry chairman 'applying the r.fcrcndiini to all laws
Clay Clark and W J Melllimer, Clerk chas 11 allot ting constitutional conveiitions and
John M, It II Mltthel and A J DeroiiiK i ivtneiidinenl!', which sunt proposed
i : r.. I.... o .
aiiieiniiiiviii i" iuiiuiio.
"Sections 1 inl oi Article XVII of
make nn I issue this Proclamation. to
the people of the State of Oregon, an
nouncing that the People's Power
league of Oregon lias tiled said in
iiiative petitioii wi:h the reqnisiie num
ber of signature thereto attached de
manding that there lie submitted to the
legal voters of the State of Oregon lor
their approval or rejection at the regu
lar election to he held on the 4th day of
June. lM'-Hi. said dav being the first Mon
day in said month, a proposed amend
ment nt Sections I nnd '2 oi Article XVII
of the Constitution ol the Sh.te of Or
egon ; designated by said League as
Constitutional amendment providing
method of amending Constitution und
County Courthouse.
the Constitution of tho State of Oregon
ahull he mid heiehv are amended to
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. I V I." .. I'M " " "
treasury.
Mrs. Ma. It
A. RKPUOIJOAN.
AX KXFUATIOX.
A Lucky Fostmlstrcas.
is Mrs. Alexander, of Cary, Me., who
I I l. L'l.w.u Vn.u lifa Pill to
r, .T renieile ah ever t.ied for "Section Any amendment or
keening tl.e stomach, Liver nnd Howies amendments to this lo ns.it.. ion i. ay
In perfect order. You'll agree with her he proposed in either branch of the
rJou trv these nait.less iiutifiers that ! 've assembly, and if the same
: '.. . . i:e I. ......i t.i..o -, s ha 1 be a-'reeil to oy a maiorny ot an
PERRY if. GRAHAM,
Tho following letter explains itself)
Hcappoose. Or. April VI, 'Wt.
Ed Ilesistert
Djttr Sir: Refei ring to the mis.
statements appearing from Wmi to
tunc, In your paper, regarding the
eleven sectlona of hind lost to Washing
ton Co, I will say that this truct wub
secured to Wash, O. by a cleverly exe
cuted legislative act fathered by bem
ator Marsh of Wash. Co. During the
session of the Legislature I revolved a
etltlon signed by all the residents of
the territory affected sent mo by Kep,
lull for verification. I found the
petitioners, upon comparison with the
tax roll, to be bone tide owners and
reported the same back to Hep. Hall.
The bill afterwards was puBt, and I can
n in no where where blame can be
attuched to any Columbia Co. man.
The bill , provided that the records
ellecting these sections should be
cooled and certified to by the Co. clerk
- .... ... a
of Columbia Co. and furnished lo wasii
Co. und Washington Co. would pay
the bill.
This work after some delay, I did
and received $90.08 and some cents In
nay men t therefor. This fee was con
temulated by the law to belong to the
clerk and has stood the teBt of the
courts, and In every like Instance even
by the Supreme Court of the state, as
In Union Co., vs linker Co..
I hope this brief statement will set at
rest same of the mlBsleading parag-aps
that are being published. Reap.,
(dlotuted) J. O. WAITS
The Roo8oveltaln weapons are the
"bin slick." the "Muck rake" and the
"pltoU fork."
A Heavy toad to Carry.
Alotnf with dyspepsia comes nervous
ness and general Ill-health. Miyv He-
- -IT. 1 1 M. ....... ..1. A ....M-
faUSC H UIMiruereti bmiiiibcu tioes not j i-
mlt the food to bo properly digested, and
its products assimilated by the system.
The blood is charged with poisons which
romo from tins uisorucreu uigesuon. una
JO turn tho nerves are not fed on good,
rod hhsal, and wo see symptoms of nerv
pusness, sleeplessness and general break
ppwn. t Is not head work, nor over phy?
Sipal exertion that does it, but poor stom
ach Worx vtun poor, in in mooti inu
bodv is not protocted against tho attack
of germs of crip, bronchitis and consump
tion, r ortlty tne ootiy ut onco wttu ur.
l'lcrco's Ooldon MiHllcal Discovery a
rare commnatinn oi native mtHiiciniu
roots without a particlo of alcohol or 1
dangorotis tiamt-ioriiiing drugs.
A little oooa oi fxiracis. trom promir
fient medical authorities extolling every
mrredlent contained in Dr. Pierce's
OiTldnn Mndlcal Discovery will lie mitilcd
Ine to any address on ropiest by tMistal
card or letter. Address Dr. U. V. rierco,
lintlalo, N. Y.
Many years of active practice convinced
Dr. Pierce of tho value of many native
roots as medicinal agents ami he went to
great expense, both in time and in money,
to perfoct his own peculiar processes for
rendering them both euielent ami safe for
tonic, alterative and rebuilding agent.
Tho enormous popularity of "lioldcn
Medical Discovery" Is duo both to its
scientific compounding and to the actual
medicinal value of its ingredients. The
publication of tho minica of the IntmfJ
enU on tho wrapper of every Iwttle sold,
gives fu)l assurunce of Its non-alcoholic
character and removes all objection to
tho uso of an unknown or secret remedy.
It Is not a patent medicine nor a secret
one either, This fact puts It in a chum
oil by itel, bearing a (t docs upon every
bottlo wrapper Tho lhulgeof Honesty, in
the full list ot lus Ingredients.
Tho "Oolden Medical Discovery cures,
weak stomach, Indigestion, or dyspciisla.
torpid liver and biliousness, ulceration ot
stomach and bowles and all catarrhal af
fections no matter what parts or organs
may be affected with it. Dr. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets aro the original llttlo
liver pills, first put up 40 years ago. They
regulate and Invigorate, stomah, liver
and bowels. Much Imitated but never
equaled. Sugar-coated and easy to tuki
4 candy. On to three a dose.
the uicinlaTS elected to each ot the two
houses, such pmnosed amendment or
amendments, shall, with the yeas and
nnvs thereon, bo entered in their
I journals and referred by the secretary
of state lo the people for their approval
I or reieetion. at the next regular general
election, except when the legislative
iisuciubly shall order n special election
for that purpose. If a majoiiiy of the
electors voting on any such amend
ment shall vo'e in favor thereof, it
shall thereby become part of this Con
stitution. The votes for and against
such amendment, or amendment-.
severally, whether proposed by the
lecislativc assembly or by initiative
netition. shall be canvassed by thesecre
tarv of the state in the presence of the
governor, and if it shall appear to the
governor that the majority ot tho votes
citt-t at said election on said amendment
or niiioiidiiients. severally, are cast in
favor thereof, it shall be his duty forth
with after such canvass, by his procla
nutt ion to dec'arethe said amendment
or amendments, severally, having re
ceived sain minority of votes lo have
been minuted bv the people of Oregon
nsimi t of the Constitution thereof, and
the same shall be in effect as a part of
iho Constitution from the date of such
proclamation, When two or more
amendments shall bo submitted in the
manner aforesaid to the voters of Ibis
state at the same election they s'mli
be so submitted that each amendment
shall be voted on separa'ely. No con
vention shall be called to amend -or
propose amendments to tl is Consti
tution, or to propose a new Constitution
unless the law providing t r sucn con
vention shall first be approved by the
neople on a referendum vote at a regu
lar election. This article shall not be
construed to Impair the right of the
people to amend this Constitution by
vote upon an initiative petition there
for" , ,.
Done nt the Capitol at Salem, this
2Slh day of Februarv, A. IX, HKKS.
(Signed) GEO. E. CHAMBERLAIN.
Governor.
Bv tho Governor :
(Signed) F. I. DUN BAR,
Secretary of State.
SEAL
of said companies include
terms of auid act.
Third : To provide the manner of
ascertaining tlie amount of such gross
receipts by requiring the proper olliccrs
of such con, panics, as particularly
mentioned in said bid, to transmit to
the stute treasurer on or liefore the 1st
day of March of each year a statement
under oath of the gross receipts of such
companies from business transacted
within thes'ate during the preceeding
vearendinir December .'list, and eivimr
in such statement information as to the
name of the firm, company, business
or corporation ; i he nature of the busi
ness transacted bv it: the location of its
principal oiliee aod under what laws it
isorgaui.ed. and w horn, if any one, it
represents, and in certain cases provid
ed bv the bill whose wares it hand.es;
the name, nddrecg and place of residence
of the proprie'or, chit f otlicer or manag
ing agent of the business or company in
the State of Oregon; a detailed state
ment of the real estate owned by the
Crm or company in the State of Oregon,
where situatul and (ha- value thereof a
assessed for taxation. '
Fourth: To provide for the taxation
of ten per centum additional to said
license fees in case of a failure to make
the staiemet't or to pay the license re
quired to be made or paid by the terms
of said act. nnd to provide the method
of collection thereof.
Fifth: To provide that if any officer
of any company or corporation or other
person mentioned in said bill shall fail,
refuse or neiileet to make and tile tl.e
annual statements therein required to
be made tor thirty days after the 1ft
dav of March in each year, on . con
viction thereof he shall lie punished by
a tine of not less than fit'O.OO nor more
than $1,000 00, or by imprisonment In
the county jail not less than thnty days
nor more than s:x months, or bv both
tine and imprisonment in the discretion
of the court, and making it the duty of
the district attorney ot the proper
judicial district to commence and pros
ecute lor violations ot "said bill in any
court of competent juri-Hliction an
action tit law to enf rce said penalty.
Done at the Capitol at Sulem, this
2Sth dav o Febru iry A. D. V.'Oii.
(Signed! GEO, E. CllA.Mlt.ULAl,
Ciovtmor.
Pv the Governor:
(Signed) F. 1. DUNBAR,
Secretary of State,
SEAL
Klodcl Dyspepsia Gs.ro
Chests what you eat.
THS ORIGINAL LAXATIVE COUGH SYRUP
SOTICE TO CREDITORS.
IN T1IK MATTER OF THE RTiTtnr
II hkBKKT E. klCE, dereed.
Nnltce I. liurehT fflrpn that ih. nn.l.Hl..
be, n appointed adminlxtratorof tlieeaUt
of Herbert h. Ktee d.-. uHet by the Hon. R.H.
n. uau, jmiKeoi infM onnljr Court or Colum
bia leunty, Plate or Onvon. Any and all
perwinit having elmsat(iiimt Mid etate are
hereby reniilred to lreent thH um. ti tiu
ud in in itr tor. Tariffed according to law, at
.ih-.jiih-c.fi ... k.. r inner, aiiorner ai mar. at
Kalnler. rireson. within ill mnntha Irnmih.
date lliereif.
fated at Rainier, Orison. April 4th. 1906
FRANKLIN Jf. KItE,
... ... Ailmlnlntmtor
" . r. I kcher, attorney tor the adrotnlHtfmtor
Content Notice.
reprtment of The Interior, .
fulled Slate Land Otlloe, V
1'ortlniid O-egon, M.reh 10. 1906.S
A iirlli-ient content affidavit havtnx been
flled In thU otliee hy Alexander Aek. content
ant, tea limt lioim-iead entry No Ll:i, made
July T.. I'joi, fur av. 1 SE Pe, 21, n hV
U 32. N W X SWi Sac. 27, 4 NE ' SE !
wtioo S8, township A N. K.nice 3 W, by
J.wui hPehulkouslcl. oonteiitee, in which it la
alleged that he U well ai ualnted, with tn
tract of land embraced in the ald homeatea:
entry and know the present eondlUon or tka
ame: alo that naid Jowph Schnlkow.kl,
entry man and his heirs, have wholly aban
doned Mid cluhn, and that they have sever
resided upon or eultlvatld or Improved the .
.amexlncv making eutry thereof or at U;
tli:it anld entrvmxn died nhotir lee. On. lim.
and ln names of ibe hulr. of entryman are
unknown, and after diligent warch eannot b
learned, and the heirs of entryman are un
known and their renidenre eannot be aare
inlned. and lhat aaid alleged abac nee from
the nuld land . not due t his, or ola heirs,
employment In the Army, Nauy.or Marin
t'orp. ot the I'dited Ktateaaaa private aol
rtler, orrieer, seaman or marine, daring th
war with Ssiain or during any other war r
which the I'nlted States may be ene.ccd, aakt
parties are hereby notified to appear, respond
and bfler evidenee touching aaid allegations at
lOo'cloek A. M on April 'U, l'. before the
HeeUterand Rei-eiver at the United Btatea
Land t'llee In Portland. Oregon.
The said contestant having. In a prrper
affldiivlt. tiled Mareh .1, l'J(i. at forth faeta
which shew that after dun diligence personal
service of this notiee cannot be made. III
hereby ordered and directed that auch notice
be given by due nnd prooor pnhlietation.
ALUERNON I. DRKSHER
Register
KENNEDY'S LAXATIVE H0SEYTAR
R;d Clover Blossom and Uaney See on Every Botlla.
SUMMONS.
In tlieJii.-tice'Krourt for the Precinct of Union.
onnty u u'lmmiin, ntaie 01 uregon.
HeljjaS. I'reouiau, l'la ntlfl.
v
C. U Smith, Defendant.
To v. 1.. smith, tneahove named defendant:
N THE N A M E OK Til K STATE OF OREGON 1
Yon are hereby required to appear and
answer the complaint filed against you in Ike
alMiveentitled action on or before tlie last day
of the six weeks next following the dat of
tne nrsi punuo-aiiou or tuts summons, luttt
being the lime perscribed in the order for
publication hereof; and if yon fail to appear
nnd answer said complaint, the plaintiff will
eaue your default to lie entered and apply t
the Court amive nnmvd for tho relief demand
ed In the complaint, to-wlt For a Judrmcnt
HCdinst the defeiideut in the sum of fj00 aud
tor nereosis.
1 his summons la ptihlkhedby order ol H.
P. Walkins, Justice of the Peace of Union Fre-t-lnct,
Columlda county, Oregon, maiie aud
dated April is, 1906, which order perseribed
that service of summons in this actfon should
he made upon you by publication, once a week
for six consecutive weeks, which time will be
gin to run from the day cf the first publicatloa
hereof, and the time within which yon are
required to answer said complaint is on or be
fore the last day of the time perseribed in aaid
order of publication. The date ol the first
publication ot this summons is Friday April),
l'.HJri.
II . P. W ATKINS,
Justice of the Peace.
s . . .
,t snlU.'l
1-...
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ATTORNEYS -AT-LAW,
Practice in any court, State or Federal.
Next door to court house.
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DFALER IX
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