The Columbia register. (Houlton, Columbia County, Or.) 1904-1906, April 27, 1906, Image 1

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IIOULTON, OIIKQON FRIDAY APRIL 27, 190J.
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$4-95 $745 975 S12.50,.
$14.75, $20.00 and $25.00 SUIT
With a Saving to You of $2 to $5 n Suit
Mens $9. 75 TOPCOATS look Likd fco,oo Up-Town Coats.
THE LEE TheBESt" oo Hat MadeNEW Shapes. -I
If Not Right Welch Makes it Right
7TTT fAT-T THE AMERICAN
VV rvJUVJTl CLOTHIER.
221-223 Morrison St. Cor. First. PORTLAND, ORE.
Columbia County Primary Election, Offtcol Count.
J KKIIY It. (ilUIUM.
DYSPEPSIA CURE
DIGESTS WHAT YOU EAT
Tk II 00 bottlcocUMi 2 lim.ilV.lritl i-. h ch M.lify iU untL
rifIIO 0LV AT TM LAOUKATOftV of ;'
E. C. DeWXTT A: COMPANY. CHICAGO, ILL.
PEHRY ft GRAHAM. PERRY & GRAHAM.
GIRTY & ROBEY,
DICAUCRS IN
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General Merchandise
- GROCERIES, FLOUR AND FBEDr , .
DRY 0001)3, ROUTS AND SHOES
NOTIONS ETC.
TRY OOLI) LEAF ROASTED COFFEES
PROMPT DELIVERY
WE SOLICIT A SHARE OF YOUR
PATRONAGE.
"A SQUARE DEAL" IS OUR
MOTTOW.
OREGON,
IIOUIrON,
STATE BANK OF RAINIER
PORTLAHD CORRESPOHDENT OREGOH TRUST and SAYINGS BABK.
4 percent Interest paid on Time Deposits and Saving Aocountu
Eastern Exchango Issued. Ranking Hours 9 a. m. to I r. M.
Saturday 9 a. m. to 8 r. m.
Mr. .I 'lin Krady, Jr., -on of the
governor of Alaska, is t ending ihe
Easter Imllidavs at t Misf.nnn
home, and is irciilinia'ly mining
a frw dolmrs iu,d .him n,' s inf
illing altou' i lie lumber I u-iiu-M'
by workii g fir tlm R. M it U
The young ii.hu is a t-imk'i.t ai'the
Portland Acnlttny anil lakes Jlii
meanH of improving-has yacatfot.
Riinier A lvunc. v
OKHl'KKH
Carlton Lewis,
President
John Dibblce.
Vice inHltleiit
C. 8. VanAuker,
Cashier
DIKKCToHS
(Victim Iewls,
John Dlbblee,
Dean Blanrhard,
NV. Cooper MorrU,
Itcnj W, Reed.
STATE BANK OF RAINIER
RAINIER, OREGON.
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SPRING FOOTWEAR.
Ladies, Children, Men
and Boys.
N Up to The Piniclc in Style and at
ji Popular Prices
fm LadieB OxpordH Patent Loathor tip, Ex ten -ion
'or light soles, Lacon nd Rluoher cut, II 50,
g Ladies' Shoex, 11.50, $2.1)0, $2 50 and $3.00
1 Children'n SiioeH, fr in 50c to $2 00.
i Mens Shoes, from 1 .50 to $35 )
h Wo carry the Hunker Hill and
Red School 1 louse shoe for girls and
H Iniys. Agents for A. A. Cutler.
Hanson J nroe taiKes, uuippexvu tutu
I J btelsous Pacific Loggers.
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; BARON'S SHOE STORE
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('tibial Count of the
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hifjilM'ii A. Lowell l.'i
K. 1-. Sfnlih 10
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(ii ,ri;c S. Sliepenl 21
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Hnrvi'v K. I'.row n 22
T. T. ;--r 23
( linrlt H A. Jolum 21
Cli.irli B A. Iielbrt-d :,
J in ii Wil liycomlie 2i
S-cr'iary of Slute j
Frank I'h-ii'oii 27
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If you ever bought a 1kx f NViU h
Hau-I Salve that (allitl tu vie t-atia
(artion the chani-rs are l hat it lil not
have the name "K. C. IkNVitt A Co."
printed on the wrappt-r nnl preH-i on
thelox, The otipiiml IVNViita NVit.-h
Haul Sal vi m-vr fail- to (ive fat siai;
tlon lorlnirnf, wr-M, Nila. titter, nm k
el hanila s-lo. For blitnl, bli-ailin, iti li
inp and protrinliiit; pih-x it nlTrl
aluiOHt imini-diate n liif. It the
pain Sold hv
FERRY & GRAHAM.
The OrC(jon-Kaiis.s Luinlu r d.
is building a new planer hfl, 2
by 60 feet in ciz1. Tlvre will ho
installed n new 10 by IS, Hcrlio
p'aner, run by 100 horse jnnver Al
lan engine. This cimipanv lake
the entire Rutherford and 1 1 earn -ok
plant and lupins husiness vit!i 11
paid up capital of 425.000 The
ollicerw are 1). Jellison, pros ;
A. C. Jellison, vice pres.; and ILL.
Rutlieiford, secretvoy and troas
Rainier Advance.
(irlp quickly Knockeil Out.
"Some week airo duriim the fi vere
winter weather both my wife and my
sell contracted severo colds wliicb
npeedily developed into the worst kind
of la grippe with all its niiKerableavinp
tonm,"8av8 Mr. J.S. Klecloii of Maple
handing, Iowa. "Knecgand jointe ach
ing, muscles core, head popped up, eyes
ami liooe running, with alternate knells
tfchillaand fever. We bepm usiiis!
CluimlMilion Cough Kcmcdy, auii"u
thepiinie with adouhle do-e of I liatn
IxTlaiii H Stomach and liver tablets and
by its libcial 11 a c soon completely
knocked out the urip." Sold by
PERUV ABRAHAM.
Th new Uau p It b?s l-en
raised at the sclnnl Inni-i. Over
a Var ago the old pule was hlii,
in a 'nard Ktorm. (I n, Muck
gv6 the K'h- ol iovs a tie-torn
new pole w hicii Hie nov cut o
and had dtnguid to 'he gr-'Unil-;,
Tho-c aysicliiig in raising ih po
were Mari ot Kowle-, A L. tMa'k.
J. R E, R ume, J.i'm Wes-,
Edgar M in-kte and sever.il others,
The pole glands ninetv loi-talxvt
the ground and lumber than the
woatln-r vanoonthe cupola, and
a" ptraight as a arrow, Kai.ii
Advatoo.
lieirocrat'c primary
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Jatms Harvey (irahimi. .
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(h o Y. Chainhcrlain
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Stale Tieas'.irer
J. I Math ik
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T. ( . llailey
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.1. Scott Ta lor s
Attorney tietieial
Kohirt A. Miller pti
County Clerk ',
ll" Heiiilcison
County I'onimslouer 1"
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The following democratic precinct
committeemen were chosen by the
primaries last Friday: Apiary, Thus.
Creswkk; Auburn, Wm. Fringe;
Heaver Falls, S. 11. Xornren; leer
Island, A. Motl; Ncbalem, John Libel;
Rainier, 11. F. Horns; Scanpoose, J. H.
McKav: I'nioti, I". V. Clark, and
Warren, W. J. Fullerton. Clatskanie,
.Jot de and Marshland failed to elect
committeemen.
Uncle (ieorn Merrill of Deer Island
was renominated mr jusiice 01 uie
peace l.v both democrats and republi
cans in I he primary last Friday.
O. Dutcher for e nistable and Win.
Svmons for iustiiv of the neace is the
way the democrats of Rainier precinct
wrote their tickets.
4U1MII0illiOII
232 Morrison St., bet. Second and Third
ln,!ll!,'liJI!'l!IW!lll''t!l!llllll!!"!!Bil!
Chamberlain's Halve.
This Balve is ui'emleii principally lor
sore nipples, bums, frost bites, chapped
hands, itching pilus, chronh! sore exes
tirnnulated eye liu.i, o'd chronic sores
and sores for diseases of the skin such as
tetter, salt rheum, rinir worm, scab
f! I head, herpes barbers' itch, schbbics or
itch ami eczema It I as met xvith un
ii . paralleled success in the treatment of
ii . these diseases rnce 2 ) cents per nux
Try It. For Sale by Perry & ijraham
The town council ha9 built a hand
ome (.)
Joe HockenlK r was f.omiuated for
justice of the peace by Apiary demo
crats.
NV. A, Kelel's new resident in East
Houltoti looks very nice and will be a
redit to the. town.
E. NV Sheeley for justice of the
, , , . .1, . e - VI..
pea 'e and v i:iik 1 r.icey lor consuiuie
Is the xvay the democrats of Auburn
precinct decided.
In NV ii i-en pi-ecincl the iUtu vrats
nominated F. M. Hovt for justice ol
the peace and F. A. Hoy! for constabl
U. S. Fay no of Oik Point xvas nomi
nated by detu i.'t-ats and repjbneans
for justice of the peace.
Dr. OH 11' received the nomination for
Coroner on both the renuiilicaii ami
democratic tickets
A good crop of fruit is in store foi ()i
eg on this yar, at least thai is th
present prospect.
Lumber is being hauled on the
ground for the Western Coopcrac
tower and tantt.
A petition is being fieely Mailed ask
ing for the nomination of . p. Hums
of Rainier on an independent ticket
for the ' fliee of county roinmis.'ioner.
Mr. li. P. Hums is a w i ll to-do rancher
out back of .Rainier. His nomination
and election is one of Hie f ictors that
would help to make Columbia county
greater and Letter. He is geographi
cally located in the proper place.
As ( luthkanie has one of the
cominis-iom r, upper end of the county
has the county jude and the center of
the county is entitled to representation
in Ihe board of roinmissiiniers. Mr.
Hums is a go id luisiness man, but not
a jiolitition, and if elected would do
justice lo all parts of the county as well
as to all men.
The vote ut Ihe primaries Lis) Friday
was very light as compared xvith the
lotal registration, but yet it was proba
bly a better expression of the wishes
of the people than could have been
obtained under the old methods of
caucus and convention. The primaries
occur at a very busy season, when far
mers must put in their lime on crops.
In Clatskanie precinct NV. F, Meyrs
was elected by the republicans for pre
cinct committeeman : and J. M. Black
ford Ihe present incumbent xvas nomi
nated for justice of the peace and J. L.
Campbell for coi.s'al.le.
In Coble precinct the republicans
elected II. M. Fowler central com
mitteeman, ami nominated S. H.
Hoadley for justice i f ll.e fence tut
made no choice for coi stable, there be
ing a tie between ft ur cisoii9.
The republicans of LVer Island pre
cinct elected James daiU i.s for central
committeeman, and nominated Uncle
Geoip Merrill for justice of the peace,
and Newell Ward forconstubie.
The republicans of Nehalcm precinct
elected J. T. Kav.valt precinct com
mitteeman, and mminated 1'i'of, J. E.
Doxve for justice of the peace, but failed
to make a choice for constable.
Jame Dm xvas noud.iated fm
county treasurer 011 the democrat
ticket.
Throat Coughs
A tickling in the throat;
hoarseness at times; adeep
breath irritates it; these
are features of a throat
cough. They're very de
ceptive and a cough mix
ture Nvon't cure them.
You Nvant something that
will heal the inflamed
membranes, enrich the
blood and tone up the
system .. .. .. .".
Scoffs Emulsion
is just such a remedy.
It has wonderful healing
and nourishing poNver.
Removes the cause of
the cough and the whole
system is given new
strength and vigor .. ..
Sen J fur frte tamplt
SCOTT (4? BOIVNE, Cbemhu
409-413 ?earl Street, New Ttrk
jot. and $1,00, All drugghtt
The primary election returns were
cauvassed last Monday, by County
Clerk Henderson, and Justice of the
Peace NV 111. Syinons of Kainieraud H.
P. Wat kins of St. Helens.
In Auburn precinct C. NV. Melllngcr
xvas elected precinct committeeman for
the republicans; C. L. Hatfield nomi
nated for Justice of the Peace and II.
Parker for constable.
In Union precinct the republicans
selected E. E Quick as precinct com-'
initteenian, NVusli Muckle xvas nomi
nated for constable and H. P. NVatkins
for Justice of the Peace.
The Republicans of Rainier precinct
nominated Win. Svmons for Justice of
lie Peace, Cha.rli s Sutioti for constable
ml elected J. IS. Dunn for precinct
..niiiiitiieinaii.
In lit aver Falls preciu I the repub
icans etecttd John McAdanw cetral
i-oinnuttceniMn ; M. ISoals nominated
for justice of the peace, and no choice
or constable.
In Apiary precinct the icpublicaus
li cted t). F.. NVonderly committeeman
and nominated NV. L. lSiown tor justice
of ihe peace and Flunk. Kilby con-
-tahle.
In Oak P. inl precinct R. S. Payne
xvas elected prccinel coinniitteenian,
unl uls'i nominatid for justice of the
peace. They made no choice for con--lable.
The repnhlicaiiH of .Marshland pre
cinct failed lo nominate any precinct
otl'icers, and did not elect a piecinet
committeeman.
East lloulton contains Hie only pub
lic building in town. It looks like 10
cents.