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About The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 25, 1891)
THE OREGON" MiST. Hl'IWCRlPTlOX, $1,60 FEB YEAR. B. ltKUUfR, Decbmbsr S3, 1801. BBBg!W ., II, 111 TAMMANY'S COBItUPT IKFLVSHt. In referent to the corrupt methods prsuliced by tho Tminany Society for t lis purpose ot controlling New l nrk jx.Uiicsl machinery, snd sh tlicuU-, if possible, the affairs of the nstioj, we ttot the Plowing from 'Brick" Pi vroy's Advance Thought, published in that city, end (sets which no msu wlto )im wslched the workings of that so t ioty closely, will doubt: "Th city of New York Is In the hsiida of a pint; of thus greater and morsdsmsgin; - U life anil decency than ever were the llinin of Indis or China. This sans la con irul of Kew York did not corns over with 1 lie ruritnnt, but troni Ireland. From the r.untr of all factions except astbfactlon, From a mercurial, rstles, witty, eotWic al. bellserently-lnclinsd reonle, never so happy as when Inflicting Injury npon others, i-racking heads and having fun In a rough way. This element dominates New York to Its disrafts snd detriment. It is the chief blood ot the veins of Tsmmany. "This Is the organisation that rules and 1 running the ity. It it a minority, but by organisation aijulrrs and wields the liwer of city government. To obtain this power it caters to the lowest paraians of man. It baa no regard for virtue or de cency. Its recruiting stations are in the saloons, slum, noises of ill fame, the hid , Ing places of thieves, the runways of mur derers, the promenades of buneo-eteerors and sll other swindlers. Its selected e lid.ites and elected or appointed office holders Angering the keys and moneys of the public are, as a rule, thieves or Ignor amuses.' They overflow Into prisons or fly to foreign count rles to escape arrest snd en Joy plunder. They breed vice to Ignorance and unite monstrocides for the production if (till greater ones. They organise .the thieves, bunders and panel-house keepers and crime inciters into a common band of mutual protection. They elect as mayor the dnde son of a laboring father, and with him have a pnll that opens the doors of pub lic places to the vilest, most incompetent and dishonest of heelers. They fill ins public places with clerks, helpers snd serv- : ants no good business maa would have in bis employ, and thus administer npon the affsirs of a great city. "The one object of this gang known as Tammany is plunder, office, perquisites, stealing, places for friends who are en route to or graduates fiom prison. It has no thought to better the structure of tene ment houses orto educate the poor and ig norant that are swarming npon our shores to link the scale of America still lower. Thus Tammany is breeding Vice and dis order. It is sinking decency and democ racy lower and still lower lower and yet lower, till the slime of Sew York's hell holes reaches to the windows of the churches the counters of business bouses and the bsnnta of society. "How long can the city or state of 5ew York endure this injection ot increasine rottenness T Kew York may be blind but tits country la not. It baa no voice in the location of worlds' fairs. It lias no influ ence hi locating national conventions. It has no influence with chnrches. It la Ids. ing sll its power and influence ii nat'onal affairs. Decent people all over the country are looking to Kew York and spurning its touch and influence. Its leaders of fashion are arraigned for smuggling and robbing the government of its dues. The 400 select families are raising dudes, dudelets, spend thrifts, forgers, Imbeciles, idiots and law suits, and its director of traita and appe tites is now eliminating 1800 of names from the social bosk, so as to reduce the sacred element to 1300. Its banks are brcaJcing. 'Its life insurance companies convicted of falsifying and swindling, its prisons and insane asylnms full to overflowing: Its board of aldermen is a nest of plun derers. Its udg es are corrupt men who are elected, not by merit, but .by mouey.' Its democracy U the selection of candidates who have money enough to pay the ma i bine for voting or counting them in. Its streets are the dirtiest of any in the civilised world. Its workhouses are full to over flow ing, while men and women who, by uniting in behalf of decency, could rescue the city from its despoilers, are Indifferent or too timid to speak againat evils that exist and detericus Influences that are hourly in- creasiiur. Thus we truthfully picture the city of New York under the rule and debauchery of Tammany, the dictator of democracy and rot tener of the republic." Thk country newspaper ia the most useful and least compensated of all the agencies which stamp tba impress of progress upon villages and inland cities- Without the aid of a local newspaper, towns are as a rule thriftless and dead. It ia common for small great men to apeak with contempt of the local news papers, but the village newspaper makes more great men out of less material, more bricks without straw, than any other factor in politics, and it is the one ladder on which men climb to local distinction as the begin ning of wider fame. The advent of the local newspaper has always dated the Increased thrift of the community The local newspaper is the life of the locality, and the measure of its support measures the advancement of the peo ple, i Tin appointment of Stephen B. Elkios aa secretary of war by the presi dent, will not meet with the approval of the majority of the American peo ple. . The objection to Elkins is that he has made a record as a boodler, and was the chief instigator of the Star Route mail frauds, in which the gov ernment was swindled oat of several millions of dollars. This, however, was many years ago, and tlie people may now be consoled by the fact that the once famous boodle king may have repented. The transfer et Bee re ts ry Proctor from the war department to the United States supreme bench is conceded by all to be a wise and de served honor. Sir. Proctor's course as secretary of war cannot be criticised. : When a Chilittn mob fell upon the sailiiri of the Baltimore iu lh streets of Yulparolso and killed and wounded some of them, because of hatred to Ameiiiaita, and when the alh'gcd gov ernment of that country showed a dis position to ttpprovc their conduct and ref um-d to a iHilogiXe or muke rcpn rut inn , the United States govciiimenl w bused by lit European, powers f bully ing and trying to niske a bluster fi Hlitiiiil effect, because In a firm ami dignified Way it demanded SMtisfiiction for the outrage. Now th little Bui itsriu has luert-ly kicked an off usivi Frenchman out of its kingdom, and the great French nation is breathing of its threatening and slaughter, which are accepted as a very mil urn I thing for a European tuition to do under such circumstances. From this it appears that a mere insult to the honor ot France is a more grave offence limit a series of such instills to the United States, with the shedding of blood added. There seems to be one law tor i he Jew and aaolher for theGt-ntil in this matter of national offense. Ore Bonis n. , If Governor Paunoyer can induce Speaker Crisp to favor a portage root Irom this city to Culilo, and thereby secure the passage of such a bill by congreti, we believe help would come sooner to Ihf producer of Eustern Ore gon, in the slmi e of cheaper freights, llian b' the ship ra Iwty, cnnttrticte-t on the "locks method." Senator Mito t-U's bill for the ship railway pasaitl lie senate at the 1 at SA-riim ; but there if no reasonable hrp of it parsing the lower houre for many years. In vi.-w of this, we believe the Oregon dt-le gatiou will be acting for the be-t in terests of their rouslitut-nls by soir porting a bill for the construction of a portage road on the Oregon side, to overcome the obstructions to naviga tion above tbia point Timea-Mouut-aincer. In support of President Harrison's message to congress regarding the Chilian controversy, and which has beea the cause of considerable un called for comment by a great number of newspapers, the New York World COem,) has t is to say: "A good many newspapers which should know better are echoing with approval the Cjiliiin assertiou that President Hitrrinon, in his nntsate, adopted a 'thrcaWaiiig tone' toward Chili. Nothing could be more uniiia'. or further from the tru h. No fair nfloil can find in that part of the ineage which relates to .Chilian matters any other tone than one of dignity , courtesy and a calm-ininded Waiting for events, a tone such as an American previd- ut should adopt in cominu-icatin to congress the facts touching such a matter. ; . . "The World has not hesitated to criticise the president . for sending Egan to Chili in the first place and for keeping him there af.er it became apparent tbat his presence was offeii sive to the Chilians. But the World likes truth and fairness, and it is not true or fair to say that the president has adopted a 'threatening tone' to wards Chili in bis message, "He has told congress what has been done and for what acta npon Chili's part the administration is waitiug. lie has added: "If these just expectations should be disappointed or further needles delay intervene, I will, by a epecial message, bring this matter again to the atten tion of congress for such action as tuny be necessary. The entire correspond ence with the government of Chili will, at an early day, be submitted to congress.' .,'..;',;... There is nothing in the mesge more 'threatening than this, ami it is clearly a perversion of language to apply that term to such a passage." The president has appointed Hon. Warren Truit, who is now register of the land office at Lakeview, Or., and who was a Blaine elector in 1884, as United States district judge for the district of Alaska. This appointment is a good one. Mr, Truit has - made a reputation ss an able jurist, and, un like Simon, has not been wrapped up in every political job that presented itself. The appointment ia commend The Best Baking Powder AND MOST ECONOMICAL, Is that of Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder. It is prepared with greater care and accuracy, from finer and more ex pensive materials, competent chemists test every ingredient nothing is left to chance. No ammonia, alum or other adulterant taints this purest of human food products. Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder is the embodiment of all the excellence that it is possible to attain. It is always uniform and reliable and retains its full strength until used. It is not only more economical because of its wonderful raising power, but by reason of its greater bulk, the cans being much larger than the ordinary kind; it will go farther and do better work; It never disappoints. Dr. Price is the only baking powder that contains the whites of eggs. CASH STOBE! W. J. rJutUCKUI z CO. -niauiaa is- General Merchandise, Crockery, I Boots, Shoes, Glassware, Ladies' Dress Goods, Queensware. Furnishing Goods LUMBER SHINGLES, ETC. Produce Taken In Exchange. It Will Pay You RAINIER, - able upon the good judgment of Presi dent Hnriison. People in a large number of citiesln the stale of Washington arj not ser iously alarmed at the efforts of one or two rising young journalists who have declared that the recent elections in sll these cities were void because of some sliitht informality in the priming of the tickets voted. There is very little probability that any witless man to avoid paying some small license, would ever attempt to showau illegal election in the courts, but were it done, the courts would undotibielly .hold thai the intent oi the law had been compli ed with and the election which wur fair and honest, w-ml I be dt-l rv I gaily hell. Borrowing rouble over tri ll s is a common ittlli-tioi wi'li mu.iI) minds. iOreironinn Mr. Dolph. Oregon's stoinr senator haa teciired the cliniriiimii-liip of the senate committee on rivers and har bors. This ia a very important com mittee for the Pacific coast, and it affords an opportunity for Senator Dolph to do some good work on behalf of river and harbor improvements. SCAPPOOSE. Heavy rains and winds lately. Don Mc Kemie haa returned from eclujol to spend the holidays. J. C. Johnson spent a few days lal week vieiiiug fiiemls on Pug-1 sound. lie la not v, ry Weil pleased Willi that cllon. ; II. II. Brown, who came here Wt iut-r, ha ekippt-d I here parts, leav ing numerous creditors to mourn ho Midden flight. Lie bus n i property here. Burala s entered Watt& Co.'a slO'e on the night of the lStb by brew. in in a wiudoW. AIhiiu 2 Hi cast! xitd t-5 worth of tolmcco und ntiois wr titkrn. No clue was had to ibe cut prits. : 'the dedicatory exercises of the new ebun-li will uke i l.u- next Sumlay the 27lh, at 12" .SO o'eba-k Uvs. Clapp aud Cur. is, ol Fort land will be present. A Christmas tree will be held on South Scappooee X'nius Eve. PITTSBtKG. A. II. Matthews thinks of applying for a pension as he has been l-tid up for some time with a sore band. The teacher in this district snrprised the "kids" one day hist week by adopt- ! ing more severe rules. The directors say, Amen.. ' Parties wishing to secure a .turkey for Christmas will . do well to attend l lie shooting match at Wilkinsons net Thttr-day. The alliance will give an entertain' ment Jnn.ry 1 at 1:30 o'clock. Everybody is invited to attend. Come early and avoid the ru-li. J- hn Prin gle sprained bia ankle one day last week, which is a very Sure affair. The accident haM'ued y the staging giving awuy which he was work 'ng on. Andrew Elliott visited the county seat List we, k on ouainess. E. O. Darling returned from the Lower Ntlinb-m Saturday, where he bad been on business. What are we going to do Christmas. ' Uao. NORMAL, NOTES. School will adjourn Wednesday for the Cbiistmas holidays. - - Last week the gr -nd jury inspected i he State Normal School buddings, and recommend an addition building necessitated on account of the crowded condition of the school. The athletic association gave an eh tcitsinment Saturday evening. ' The receipts were over $00. which will he to Consult Our Prices. - - OREGON. used In purchaso apparatus for the gymiiMsium. A number of (ho former craduato viatied schiMil litft week. It seems the former students Hie always glad to visit their alma mater. The Athenian society had a special programme r nduy evening, oonsiatiim of a mock trial of a presumed miinlcr. Invitations were given to the other societies, wile responded and were highly entertained. : The frame work of a 13000 hotel ir now to be seen on our streets and will he a convenience that haa long been needed. Wilhklm II. Phoctob. CI.AT8KAMK NEWS. Tom Bennett w. s unlucky enough to cut his baud ou a cross cut saw. W. E. Conyers, sftcr spending a few d iva in Portland in the interest of t! e firm, returned Monday. A corn wpi'ing psrly came off ai E. W. C-uyers' resilience on Monday veiling. The results of the popping mid stringing are to be seen on Thurs d,iy ev uiug at the entertainment. Miss Cora Bryant returned Monday evening from a short visit to Portland. Mm V. Schloih and boys went to the city to srend Christmas, leavitiu on the Shaver Tuesday morning. Mias'Jewell Wheeler was a vigil or last week from the Lower Nebalem and Mist.' ;.- . . Another boy has been added to the family of Mi. and Mrs. M. O. Bryant. With a family of four hoys, Milton ex- pi-cls mniii in lie shle to run a bigginir camp, though it will be some time be- 'oie I lie lau-at arrival will be able to do much work there. With practicing niuic for the can tata Thursday evening, and work al decoration tor the tn e and in the ; ball for a ChriKtmas entertainment, to- j ucther with the many surprises being piep-ireil at home these day a, th re porter ia allowed to tell very little ii wa In the newspaper until after Christina-. HoThk Mist must wait until next week for items at lungth from the town, ; Messrs. Savery and Moore, special l.i lei aiitmi, " representing Uncle 8am. l-eiit 'Thursday and Friday of lasi week in our village. Person ho go after mail matter in town were surprised last Monday eve niiic t see rows of empty shelves in the poelollice room, aud upon inquiry, learned that the giaala in the Edger ton store had been taken across the street to Prank Merrill's store room, where Ed rage is busy rearranging them in a most attractive manner for the benefit of purchasers. ' Ed will act ss salesman, and expec s to build up s eood biiaiuess in the new location, Whether Captain Nichols and his partner lutein! to bring on a m w stock of goods or not is, si preseut, unknown to the writer. : . ma mr ik v. KXUl.lplH-riEVlS.-In Portland. 1) tm ber 23; by Rev. T. L. Elliots, t harks ii : Engliah in Mlia Mutlie M. Bevii. BOB. it 1HSEV. At l)il:ton, to the wife of Mr, Maaaey, Wednesday. Dec. 33. a aim. UMppr Halr. Win. Tinimnns,: PiMtmnster of Idsvlllr, ,n1., writes: "hketic Bitters has done miw for ms than all other medicines coin blued, for that bad feeling arl-lng from Kidney and Uver trouble." John lolie, farmer ami stockman, of the ssme place. ay: "Find Klectric B ttcrs to be the beof kidney and I.Ivor medicine, made rus feel like a new man." J. W. Gardner, hard ware merchant In the same t-.wn. say: Electric Hitters l jmt the thins for a man who is all run d wn and don't care whether he Uvea or dies; he found new strsustb, food appetite snd feft just like he bsd a new teste en life, Only 60c. a bottle, at Edwin Boss' Drug Store. . Stacklsre arsiiesi mi vs. Ths Beat Sslrs la Ids wU for Cuts, Brulnea, Sores, Ulcers, Salt ghsina, Kever Sarss, Tetter, Chapped Hertdn. Chilblain. Coma and all Skin Irnptlnna, and potlllvsljr cures Piles, or ao pay required. It la guaranteed to slra perfect salla- faction, or moner refunded, Pries it eentt per box. Por Sals Br Edwin Bom. A II. BLAKESLY, . Proprietor of Oriental : Hotel. ST. HELENS, OREGON. The house has Wen fully refurnished throughout snd ths bent of accom- modalious will he given. .-.(. . CHARGES REASONABLE. v RTAOE run In connection with . . the hotel conriSclliiK with the North, em Pacilic Railroad at Mil Inn. Blase for Tacoma traina 10 p. in. For Portland train at j p. m. "THE MIST" Job Department 18 OCIMFIaIHS'I'IS. 4:0 FIRST STBEET t'NPER THE OILMAN HOUSE. 1 J.M.MOYER&CO Ara ,.. nranared to oftiir their Kttnowns l All-Wool Oonda at a Orat tteilllelliin fiom ler Jlv n mi lil. our All-W.ol Chilhlng from ths Al l any W mle MUl. w have aeciired f'u Hi moat prominent fcWn and KorTliii Mills ail lbs Uteat Designs. Ws warrant sll our souils as Uuneatsiid ltvliable, Lai IK a. IOOO. nark Gray Tweed Salts,. 4tried WoralMl Sulla..,,., rt(Hl Cheviot Sulla K-otoli t'hrvliH Sulla. Hniwa I'dild Sulla , Moltlnl t'lievha Hulta.,.,., At $ 8 50 ilrayl:htk Siilln MHH raney OhevkH Nulla..,,,,,.,....,. Drown Tweed Sulla...... ( Its, soto. Brown Cheviot Sull. .. PlaM faaalmsrs Hulta Faacv Caaalnisrs Sulla-,.. . RmwuTweeitSultii. At 10 00 Fancy llerrlnn Bone Sull.... al V WU Vvlour Ki'J fU... ...... Uray Tweed Suits.-, a . Lei IS. SOSO. , llrflwn Cheek Sulta.. (.'heck rawlinsre heavy 8nlt ltlet Cawlmers heavy tulia ilray Cheviot, heavy. Sulla.... At 19 f0 llrown Chevlol, hcivySulU... vvi llvavv nine Tweed Suit alack aud While Mlisdt'aa- aimers Sulla. , . Lei Nw SOSO. Srown Striped WoMeo Sulti lllat-k lUneoual Sull.... . Hlark Cnrkacrew Sulla.,...,,,., Heavy Blue Mellon Suds Heavy Check Ca.ntmere Sulla A 19 Ril rancy Wide Wale Worat.d A i vl Hull! Mrowa Plaid Wonile,) Sultn,.. -Park Brows Chevl4 Suits-M. - I.e He. OtO. ', ' raney Cheek Casdmere in I la Urliied Cajwlniere heavy alllla Oarfe Orav I'havinl nulla. , Drab Tweed valour Subb aulta . rancy Camlineie aullaw At 14 50 Fam-r Wortlen iltn . silk Mixed CatMtmere aulta.,., Haskrl ChwK Canlihere aulta Urowu Tweed aulta . sm. soao. Salnral Cray Caaatnirrs, BO die "iilln....... KrowD Cheviot Sentch nulla-, Hark Brown Twee-I mil. Dark Uray Tweed. Iti-aiiurs ooa. auua. Oark Blue aouare cut. inlu .. At 15 00 Illack Wonted aulta Tan Tweed. 21-ouoce gouda, aulta M........M XXX klole Tiie4sult..-.. J. M. MOYER & CO., 9uccea'nr to Orowusville W len M lis, HO FI11ST STREET, CORNER ALDKRR PORTLAND. AlIUCTIV UNK PUICK. NO UKVIATIOV. THE RETAIL MERCHANT is tho nccemxry Medium of Trade between the Miuiufitctur!r and the Consumer. lie must protect the intercut of bis customers by purchiieing io the lowest and and best markettt, and by ncliing to his patrons at tho Lowest Possible Prices. PROPRIETOR OF THE In keeping these true principles of trade always in' view ; often leaves the old track and striken "ncroHs lots'' for Bargains for his customers. Ills stock of US? General Herchandise Is being enlarged by New Goods Every Day. It ia not rnnrcn'e it to name ths msny different art'cles kjt nn ante, s-l le from Urv (hda,t1',thiiiR. l.-ullea' Wrsr tleiulenien's Wear, tieail Wear. r""bl Wear, Klour and Fred, tinatr'sa and Can not Uuoda, Naila and Hardware, I nx kerv and Otaawar. Oranite and Tinware, Pow.ler and Knot, Hats and Cap, lloo'e aud Hhues, Patent Medii luea, Tol'.it Artitlea, tic. UNOLEMYEES, THE PORTLAND JEWELER. IMrORTS.lt Diamonds, Clocks, Watches, Jewelerv, Fine 7atoH and Orders from the I6S First Street Between Morrison end Yamhill. Portland, Or. EIUCKLE CO Q O O O O 21 if Q Z Pealers ia Luier.kterielti Paints, Oils, Glassware, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps. - .Dry Goods and Groceries, FEED AND HAY. General :-: X H O o MUCKLE BROS., ST, HELENS, OREGON. f.at Km. Sfrflf!. Slack whle Wale Salia..,,,,.,,. Ilhie Vlite Wale Him m llrown Meltnu Hulu Fancv t'liat'k t lievlot anlta.,,,, Hark dray Woraled alllla....... Illatik Corkni-rtw aulta ' Ulai-k Ulagoiml aulia. ,. Lei Ne. SOTO. Park Brown Tweed nulla , Hixivy blue rii-ca-illly anils .. SiMih) Fancy Wnrlml aulla .. Katra Heavy Park Uray liaa- luieie aiilt4.,,..- I'lald Woraleil, ueat palern aulta - .. Broken Plaid Wor.tedaulla,. Milk Mixed Woraled aulia Lei Nat. SOSO. Hlark Wide Wal lulu ., Fancy Whipcord aulia Fine brab kaiisy aulta.....,,,. Flue Woraleil par, , Park Oray WorMed llll.... Hcarv Dine Heaver aulta ill k Mlae-I Ciiontiere aulia.,. Fancy Plaid Woraled aulia,.u Small CliacS Woraled aulia.. Plain Brown Mi-llun aulia...... Calra Heavy XX Ceaatuiers ttlitdtaaaiawS MiininiiHtMiiii Lsil !. SIMM). Park dray vol jur Eng. Caasl mors tulta , ,. Fine lllatk Woraled (Koeka auila ................ Black Chevha (MH) aulta..... Paik Browa Mellon aulia,..,. Park Fancy Wonaed aiilta.. Fancy Katlla Sua We aulia,..,. Kuvllah llerrlns Hon aulia,., Neat Park Clivvked Wviated aulta-...,.,. Fancy I'lald Wnrled aulia.... Slralht atrl Wornted null, Kxlis gualli) Corkavrawaulis Lai SIOO. XXXX valour Black Cheviot aulta FatmlleaV) Wl,!s Watsanlls Fancy sirloje Wonle-I .alia. Bound Wide Wale. ir..., Heavy Whip Curd aulia lllack I'lald Wonud, Sijliaio cut, aulia..... ., llerrlns Hons Htrli Woralid aulia . PrakKeraey auln. ...... ..... Male K.rmv aulia.,,,,., ......... Seal Brown siiIis..a. Illue Thlhet, Wahr patera aulta Banket ttor.le-l aulta ...... Heavy ptaemial aulia Park Cray Wsietcd anlta,... At $16 00 At 17 50 At 18 00 At 20 0Q At 22 50 OLD ST. HELENS STORE, AND DKALEtt IN ; ', and Optical Goods. Jewelry Repairing; Country Solicited. BROS., m m r all Kinds of m JO o x 2 D CO rn rn H O Merchandise. Portland Seed Co., (F. W. MILLER, fgr.,) UKALBUS IK SEEDS, TREES, Fertilizers, Bca Supplies, Spraying Apparatos and Material, Fooltr; Supplies, Etc, Etc, 171 Ri-oond 81, 1'ortlaiid, Orrooii, Pond tor Catntngtia. novSOOin Tim STKAMICSI la now rnakln regnlsr round tilia from OAK POINT TO PORTLAND Daily Except Wednesdays, Latvian OAK POINT... ......4:40 A. H. pi n.i.1,1 . , ,, ,,,,s:iai " KAINIKK, ., ,., ,fl:l KAl AMA 7i(j . ST. HKI.KMS S-M " AsstTisalOKTI.ANU.. tlHn " - " RETURNl.NQ Liavts mnTLAND .. ....... .t onr. M. A shits TE I. LA .7i41 W. E. NEWSOM. Sale ojStock! Thsrosilll l tutdst Maypr, Oregon, December 19, at a P.M., feeenly ftliarraof ths Capital Vtetkofliis Green Creek LnmteriEg and annfactnriiii Co., Of Msvirrr. On-gnn, 10 per rent, of akirh 'm, ,., ,o r fnmtwm win ue pi,mi in ew fault of e mailt of sm saevouieiil f 19 aer ftlll. Iiuw due. . ,, . . ,,.. . , . , G. C. L & M. Co. K. HENDERSON, Sec. O. XI. HART, . Proiritor , St. Helens Meat Market rrrsh an l PalteJ Mesta, Jsiwajre, Kk.ll sud Vi'fi taliles Mesli by sbuleaals st stweial tnk. Kapresa waiton run Uiall wrla ot tt ml i-lisrices resaonabl. THE MODEL SALOOM." J. S. doMNGER, PrepV. ST. HELENS, . . . OREOO.f, Choice Wines, licucrs and Cigars. Bssr 5 Cts. Billard and Pool Till for tlxt Pooommodation st Ptfrca CALL AROUND. Do You Drink? OF COURSE 00 DO. StTII HEISO THK TAPR. It hehnor. yi ia to tinil Hi. must drairslle plSoa t , purclisas vour ' invljpirator." "THE BANQUET.". Keeps eoiiMstitly 011 band Uas famsua Cuban Blossom Cigars. Tbs flni'tt lln. of WInss Uonora snd Cl(ara tu be founn tlila aide of Port , land. And If vou slab tu t" rnuans in s saui. of ... POOL OR BILLIARDS. They ran scaurs you tlist tbsv lisvs Iks lieat table in town. - KrerytMwe; new and ni-nt, snd your iiniroiiiiiKi Is NMaH-ifuilr sollclis.1. ..." . "THE BANQUET" tit. Helena. Oregon. .... . , . . Agency for SSS' &)SiVMOHT, Sts. iJJKteat hanaul InrMKmrlii. eaUmta la Amerloe. Ifrerr vuent taken out kf hi la Immebl bf tba pqoU. bf s Mattes sieen frss of enarsa Is tas THWAITES. Tho Photographer. CABINETS - $2.60 TER DOZK.1". CAED3, 12.00 TER IKJZM. l7 And 109, First Btrect, rortUni Ot. Mweat etrealatlna sf anr aehmtlSe seaer'a tna aua ahoiiM b. M.ol In, wealijr. ...I,. r'usuauisa.WIBroaSwar. Haw tat. - XL