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About The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 19, 1892)
pSjillaiaaaa"aeaiaaa aaaa '-T!TE"-OKEg6"N SnWiCfttPTlON, tl.Ml'BR YEAR. t. Hbmckb, Fkhkoary 19, 1892. teas Hf ' MW ' BALLOT . LAW,'' t "" At the criming election Oregon will Vot niulir new plan -tlit! Australian Fallot System wbili, lV I'M atetl nt the last arsuion of the legislature liecanm a law in this state, TUroitgll the Evening Telegram we lire able to give) to our render an explanation of ihe workings of the now syi-tein , which . , cumes direct from Mr. E. W. Bingham, Vvko was largely instrumental in fram ing the new law and one of th most anient workers to secure its passage. All electors slioulj study carefully the rxpliiimtion given beluw: "The new law will nut binder poli ticians or party organizations in ex . .. en-iain; any of their legitimate po litical rights, but does take awuy the. monopoly Uiey have had in mak - lug the nominations and printing and 'distributing the ballou, which they v abused, and it also requite the voting to b conducted in :a room, so thai Volors may cast their ballots with secrecy. The old system made it r fectly easy to see the ticket put into the voter's hand go into tlie box, and tun facilitated bribery and coercion. MAK1SO NOMINATIONS. "Perhau the principal objects aimed at in the recent law were to place all nominees on a fair and eve footing and to compel every elector to vote secretly: therefore the substi tution of the official ballot printed and distributed by the county cleik in each county for the old style or party tickets. In order that a candidate' name shall appear on this official ballot be most be nominated in one f three ways: By some of the pxrty conventions or at a mass meeting rom posed of not less tban ICO electoral or by a paper signed by not l;s tban 250 electors, it the nomination is for some office to be voted for throughout the whole state, or for member of congress; but if it is only' ft county office then fifty electors signing the paper will suffice. In the cute of nominations hv conventions or ma meetings, the chairman and secretary will certify to the nominations under oath. They mast be filed either with i the secretary of state or county clerk ; but these details it is liard.y worth while recapitulating here, as they do not particularly interest the voters. THE OFFICIAL BALLOT. "The County clerk iueach rouniy Will print and distribute there offkial ballots containing the names of all - me canuiaaies ior eacn imice. jury will be printed on two kinds of pner. Those designed to be voted will be printed on a good quality of white paper and will only be obtainable by voters after they have passed within the guard-rail in the polling place on the day of election. The other tiud, styled sample ballots, will bo priuted on colored paper and will be distributed as soon as printed, may be a week before the election, for the informa tion and convenience of voters. They will be duplicate impressions of the white ballot, only differing in the color and quality of the paper on which they are printed. The names of the candidates for each office will be arranged alphabetically under the head of each office so at to present to the eye and mind of each voter all the candidates, and he will be com pelled, in order to vote, to signify his choice by scratching out the names of the candidates be does not wish to vote for. i IS A RADICAL CHAVQB. ''This is, a you see, a radical change from the old system, and it is hoped it will hare the effect of electing cac- didatesiapon tlif ir merits their fit ness for the offices, and with less re gard as to bow they wee nominated. It is thought that fully 90 per cent, of the ballots cast in Oregon at the List election were scratched ) if ), it in dicates that electors were dissatisfied with the nominations made by the regular party contentions. The new form of ballet wiil be a convenience ' rather than otherwise to tliia 90 per cent. The law permits electors to f.take this official colored ballot into Ihe ' polling place and booth, and to use it as a guide in scratching the official ' white ballot, but it requires them to ecraicn ana vote mo wuiic uuiioi nun, absolute secrecy. I WHAT THI VOTER MUST DO. V "On election day, aeuiniiis that each voter has already seen one of ihe 'colored or sample ballots and bus made up his mind bow he wants :o: vote, all he will have to do wilt be to ! go to that polling place that election precinct where lie is entitled to voir and enter the room. It is made un lawful to do any electioneering within fifty feet of any polling place, and he will not be disturbed or insulted as litis of tea been' the case in approach ing tho poll .under the old system, lie will find in the polling place a guard-rail, and the judge and clerks, and the booth or compartment in w hich the ballot to be voted must be scratched within tho guard rail, aiM tlint only the challenger and a few Hieotator are pretent on the. outside of the guard-rail, "II will past within the guard-rail, and on application loune of the clerk will receive one of the while balkita, the clerk having 11 rut taken tho pre caution to tear off a poitiun of the stub at thi top of the ballot. Without leaving the iiiclusure the voter will t lieu be obliged . TO SCRATCH OUT THR NAMES Of tli"HC candidate on the ballot, for each nfliee, for whom he dues no wish to vote, and fold the tiallut in such a way that tho remaiiiinn mr tioii t.f the stub can be readily de tached without any one seeing how In has scratched the ballot. , He wi" then present hia bullot to the chaii man of the judge as tinier the old xysiem and if the judges are satisfied that it ia the identical ballot which In jrist before received from thecleik und thai he ia entitled to Vote at th.il poll iug pluce, his ballot iiiitueiliat.. It go into tin) box, the chairman liavinj; previously detached (he remaining IMirtimi of the stub. This stub i- simply a margin about two inche- wide at the top of the bid nt, ieifiriit so as U facilitate Its removal mid the clerk in issuing the bullot tears off ime-liuU of (he stub and iNMsea it to the chairmull and second clerk, who makes use of the portion trapffto identify the hall.it when il i presented. It is the old principle of Indenture a pliod in Vlectiims io make Mire that the voter is voting the identical ballot given him and liaa scratched il secretly. CAW VOTE BAPtbLY. "As soon as the voter baa seep hit ballot go into t Ira box he ia required to depart. At least ten voter may be engaged in scratching their ball its at the same time, and as fast as they are ready to vole they may prevent them to the chairman. Thus it ia thought voters will nut be ticcupied more than about five minutes in votinif. Eteiv candidate on the Ifiriul ballot lias a i ight to be present etouully or by bis ag'iil, ontiIe of the guard-rail, f nun the time of the iieiiiiig iif the Mills until the C iti it is -m.-tl and the' return certified. The iihw Uiw provide for the aii'iiiinieiit-of three i dais and two el rlca for em-h polling place precisely as tliO old 1 iw direc ed, and they are to receive the same pay." F03 A DAISY ASSOCIATtOK. The dnirr induairy of toil.-tv ia ihe greatest of nil home industries in the United Slate, Im.iIi direllv by i s Uiuniiful iet urns of g. .1.1 mid golden ful .uid indirectly by ita manifold tienchta to all classes. I lie income from Oregon cows at ptwenl taken as a whole i. 4 negative, for Hi an me reason ax w add Ih the income from a factory lint run only three mouths in the year and still kepi and paid the hands the whole year. Il ned to be the same way in tho E iier i slates yea's ago but the time has past. In a remarkal.ly i-lnrl lima, tunny mil lions of doilais, formeily wated and burned up, have been convened into valuable slock food mid Ihe i-uoriuoiir saving in freight and hauling can hardly be reali d. V'e can unil we must double the income fiom tlu farins.but in or. I. r to do il we in u-t know the reqiiireuii-iiu of the tiinei we should lea in the why and wherefore as far aa Hn.silde. Il is like buildi:ig a railr-md the roadbed must be surveyed, careful plana must las laid, and advantage must be taken of wtmt exrieuce lias taught us of building and oieratiuj; railioads inm-t successfully Training ia a great factor iu succewful railioad iug, it becume of gre t importance to secure skilled dji-ii, in facta neces sity. So il is with dairying. Dairy school, dairy literatim-, farmers' in stitutes and dairy iifgociation-t mllrt be planted, and planted firmly. Tliore insttlulionV have quickly, siiiely, cheaply ynfl pt-rrn iiieutly re-hudl prot.erou duirv himes Oiit of thu for saken run ilowu wheal held from oceBii to ocean, an I we murl look in them also ns our guard agaiitt the fraudulent treiiu-er, olexniargariiie. . L I an Oregon S ate Asociaiioii le the lira! tcp. Everybuly intercftcd in the ofaii izaiiuu of a dairy nsaiwiatioii i cor dially iuiited io address me ut Alhariy aud to make KiieFtioiiK Willi a view to pninioting this gie tly ueeilid in slittition, and I will ue my bext en deavor to get all interested to Co' operate. V. H. Kchmidt. Box 319. Allxiiiyi Oregon.' CLATSKAMK NEWS. Norman Merrill H'iil ln-t e. 1c at Deer Isltnd, called Iheiehy the senous illness of his mother. Mrs. Mallie Dixon and boy returned home Wednesday evening from a visit of two mouth or more unions fiiend in the valley and over in Wa-hiiigtoii Harvey Brown made a hrie' vi-it io1 tJscd in Millions of Homes DI"P 1 Portland last Week, returning on Friday. Mr. and MY. t. C, Aldiklge are now eatabliehed iri the Clatskanle hotel, where they are ready to cater to the tastes of the general public, and ex pect to merit a share i.f patronage by cart ful attention to the details of the hotel business. W, A. Fottta. after a lay .off of some weeks oil account of grip, during which time be would lie occasionally seen on the street very much wrpd up in overcoat and scarf, Ventured on Monday to go nut to Mayicei with the mail, and will rolully. resume It regular trips if hia health continues to improve, J. II. Rittenhouse Was in town Monday, wailing for the steamer to met-t his wife, who came down from rik Helena, where sEe had lieeu attend inR teachers' examination. Miss Gertrude Badger was al.-w a liassenger on the Shaver Monday, re- iur..i-K rrom teaeher' exaiuinati. n. i""" ; ' " the countriM at which they no ie Nathan Tingle is around again and ..i,!,., mating .."''I'V . 4V! ''"" I--pent a portion of Monday in lon. ' Ihe future, if their peunion eontiiut He rewri the road from heretOt l" IM.''4Ik' tifWttdr.iw1ot -liver nlmtMtt liiininuiulil.. . inerpuii improvemeni lis not left Frank Merrill, who has bad a new roof put on a portion of hia lunt-l build ing, and a new ritiliiig about the wharf :.enr ti e steamer landing, where he has a very comfortable seat to ac commodate iersous waiting on the stemer, or lover who wih to gain at the ttar. ; V. A. Edgerlon was down fnnu hi ranch on Monday V uking much im proved after hit late riege of iuQuenau. Ore of those little incident thai happen in families ocexMointlly, sud lliat help build up families, hapiKMied nt the rei lelice of Mr. and Mrs. Ed I'age ul VYednesdiy iitorniug, and the little daughter they care for so tenderly ince that day ha come to make a permanent stay with them. It fi st Ed. a gnal .many cigars and some canities in answer to the nuui.-r-iius t-ongrHlulatioiis of his friends, nut ever UkIv U giaal ua lured and the child improves. Il i gratifying that we hare no deaths to re4rl this week as having occurred iu our community. To iiiuk a acwspaier record com plete iu the way of marriages, birth ami deaths in ti is tecrion, we mut infoiiii your readers that another WtM itillj Was quietly cel. braled here on Sunday. Justice CO. Lee had the pi. asure of uniting John ' Lace and Mrs- Susan Bryant according to the laas of the state of On-gon. The coil( le quietly slipped out to the jus tice's rei-idence duiiur the afterihaiu and returned to Ihe home of th lirnles latlier man aim wile. II noes nut take a great deal of time or very much ceremony to fasten a pair lor life, and in thicae,as boili are-young and bean v, it is Io be hoped llieir imirii.d life may be a very long and pleasant one. They left ou the sieumcr Monday niuht I if Astoria here ibey eXa-cl to rerble. J J. Johnston returned on Monday K'iih bis family froui the Nelnilem val ley ami i occupying ihe building near Ticheiior's mill, vacated by Ihe family lai-t fail. ' A maquerade ball was given no Monday evening in Conyera' Imll. At this writing we are wi hou particulars, but lake it for gianted that all iwascd off pleasantly, Mr N. Merrill left on the steamer Moinlay uigiii lor Deer IkLiiiu to join her huthaud and visit I lie sick there. WASHINUTON LETTER. - (from Our Regular Correspondent ) WASHikofuiti f). C, Feb. U. 182. ' Socretaiy Blaine is not a Juan of quick tcnijr. but his even illsfatfition wa mi Uiilly li-tnrte. uy ttie mlly letter lliii)S that hi name would not lie pre-euled 01 Ihe MinueaiollM con vention w.abut the preliminary move towards his p rnm. eiit ri'tiremeut from piilibc life, ami that he intended in ihe near fotor to rigu from the caln iel, that lie lo-t his temper, as ihe led man in the world wou d urobablr hate, done under the same circwii-' In in- s. He rbal.el-Tic.il llu, .ate-, ment as ' all infernal 1 c, circulated liy I S' all infernal I e, circulated by f idle men who have iiuilii ig better tot do. Mr. Ulaiue was never more in. tcresled lit 1 lie duties ol his . opllon, and ill llu w lfare of the republican imrtv, winch he recognizes as that of the .oiiiury, than he is italuy, and if hi heal . Ii continue as good as it now i he will certainly remain ut tbe head of 1 he state ileiaitiiieiil during the I r t of this admibitrali "ii, and luiiiiff ' I lie next one, Uv. unless tils dei-ires undoino unreal chaiign. Ihe I amidiau recipro.-uy can 111 1 riouer, now here, came under orders from lite Onnadiaii government, and 11 I om any in vit.iti Innn this government. Tin yoiireorreoiiiloiil know t be absolutely correct, staie iiieni to the contrary DOtwiihataiid iug Secretary lilaine ha ciiiirieouuly in - eivitl iheni, a h wa in duty iPorder: 40 Years tie Standard, Ih mud to do, ami -th'-ir pniKtrnti Will lie giveii prujier t'ousideriitinii, hut itiilus I (iey, (fitter widely tnini ttne heretofore uliuUted by the Call. idlnti (ovvruiiictit tiothiiig Will he iicenin plisheil at this end of lli-line, al though some political .benellt may accrue to the Canadian adininiMi'Hli u at home, WchhSm of Its having uuidi aii appah'lil effort to obtain coiiinel ciiil meiliroclly with ihe UiHed Hmle "Tndity is the auiiverar,v of l he hit II of Abraham Lliicolu, ihe Aiat repuh liean prtsideut, and tine of the yie-t it men that ever iM'eupiel the Whit, limn. There wa no formal e'lebr.i ti.in of the event here, but Scnaioi C' llimv, Mceolnpiitiied hj seVer.il rep- raviilativea ia in Ct.ioago for the pu oso f delivering an address on "Liu coin and the Itepuhlicaii I'arly" Ue night, to lite Miirqucllo Club of Ilia city.. '.'.,:'''.. Jferresetitaiive Kewherry, rf Illinois, ia pti'hiug a lull he h. inlr.Hliiced, . cut off all peusio'na now paid to for t-iu tiers ami l eriimnent tioii reai.leuis. lie siiya that peiU'iiluA are paid to at i least lii.000 non-residents, and lha' the lernater iMiitioil of 'tUeut le-vcr in- teii4etirntng i the Unit. -d State, I !. , I hgliting agiiltisl l ,. Sulditrs in Hoc I lie nrniv. Senatorial cin-ls, eVrespective ol jairiy, were sllia-ketf by -ilie- cheek re cemlv disidiyed by Senator Hill. A hi request the Mtnate cominittee sev" eral lime poMponed its report till tin nomination of i'o tmaler Halhhuu, ol Elinirii, N. Y., but, ot last, finding that Hill colli.) rlajw 4io. aiaal reason (oi holding up the nomination longer the committee faviiraldy re cried it. llm wei k when Ihe reiH.rl waa cnl e.l ii iu executive, sosion of Ihe Senair, Hill presented, hv proxv, a verv iuihIoI ie- quest that the senate Would def. I action until hi return from setting tin the i.ius for the control of ihe New Yoik delegation to the Chicago .con vention. Did - the Semite get mail? Well, it - continued Mr. Katl.lmuV nomination Mr. William' Oriuell, who is a oe- phew of Vjcp-FreMdeMi Morton, has been iionioia ed to la third aM.lunt se-retarv of shite, to fill a viiemiev: The bill appropriating 1303.000 foi a l.ronse slat lie ot Uctierul tiraHl iu this city, which. Was paied by the nenaie during tie- lit coiiijrefs, ha lieeu again favorably reior'd to' the seuate. It psaK by 'the seiinte is certain slid me same -night to-be trie of the , hoii-c, but it Isn't. H- i a r sh mau wno atlf ilipls to predit I what Ihe befuddd led nrnjori y of ihe liouse will do. - S.i fur it noes uothing with great iudu-ilry. The prerident lis as vet j;iveil no attention to titiiug the vacancy on Ine suprvmn benvh. - There arc no appl cants, iii'ibi ordinary nnleitniiitii.g of tliat word, HtvlKUigh, of t-oiirhe. tin names or a iiuinher of eminent mem liers ot lite bdr haVe been suggested to ihe president. The demeeratasif the li.uise have in the he of oMamiog some canipaig niHUriHl Jor use among- tin me who ar opiaweil W ; r-iMtions ailooUd a resoltl I h.ii for an 1nve8ii:ution of ihe M'iiriou bureau'. "They Will pmbttldy find it a tMN.inerang Isidore it i coin luded. The ariiah finance committee ha reiorted. adversely on a whole hatch of financial bid-, including free coin age and Senator Pcffer'ft liH.I loan rchenie. Tll Iliul coiniiiit ee on coiuag" h i favorably reiairv-d UUiidV free coinage bill, but it d es not fo;l..w that Ihe commiHee on rules, which i ihe atiUa-rat of the house, will all W il lu be voleil on at this se.-c kiu. PORTLAND MARKETS. TksnSsr rsk. IS. . rsooticK. racir, etc. WUKAT-ValleV. (1 L0: Wall Walla. ft 60 to tl W Mlr cental. m.i n it eiai.tinrii. 14 uu: wars. wail. 91 Mil srsuaui, (I; Uniiie, ptr bar.cl. u ATfj vmi 4.'ivmc mt buslisl. II tY tliai t-.n. M LLUXKK-Hnin. (19a2l: sliort. ci.op f ed.sLslU r l.n, Ua lu.. , .0 irt . Hfj'lTKU Oregon' fancy creamery. 17 40c: fuuey tls'ry. 3V-; fair IokimkI, 25 Xt1-vi couimo.., Ut.i'i l.bkru, w.dJiC ptr HIUIlU. CilKE.SK-Ora!Pn. 11315.-; Eastern. Ifle tr iHiunn. - K4iU4 axatTu per ilozen. POU I.TK V-.. k-kens, (tort to $16; iluilci. ( Oi to (t if); KvttHi, sit wr d.oeu: iutki v. izjic prri uixi. . .. VKi.KT , iil.lv-j.btf, nominal. (1 fill 75ier ceiill;-iliiuii. iji-Vttl Kt cclitm. i.oiatoe. XVSOc per xsck; iomatoe, 4no bOe eer btix. t'kUHd-AMile,75to$l 50 irbox STAK.C eSbCSRICS. COFFBfr-tWa Kh-a. 4lc; Uln. 21-; Salvador. 2ic; M.4C(ia, 3oc; Java. i'ic: Ar buckle'x, Io.i-iniuiIJ . aisrs. Wtfy iwr .un ' eliUAK-Ouldnc eraim .ed. 5t4e. Uf.AN-t nmall white He; (.ink. 2c; r iffuM.4c ..r bayn. 2Hu; bi.IMjM lamml.. i ' ' H BY-W ""l"-IKJPSK'ii .. iT . .V1T.I.V..'.. i..'.i. 1 LLV ' fai7.iT HYHljl' K fSaH'erii. in liarrel. itninr,i t hu ner sail in: Wt V u n e ler kes: Cali 'ornia, in.barre.s, JMm . per tcalluli; (1 75 lasr Hett. . IUCK-15 73 per cntal. " fa MtAf cst. BKEP l.f.e, ir. dreael. 6 to 7c. MUTTON Live, sheared c; Urssaexl, IIOOS I Ive. toac; dreaalfd. ft. VK.AI. S la e , r mitinil. HMKK.I MtCATi A NO LtRP-Kst ern bam 11 u 12n; nth. r vs I-ti-a, Vi'ie; lanJ. ceaip.vind.. Kle; ure. -VVi Ui Lie; Oreiriitt, I0X . Io l-H''l lirxakfan lauion, 13 ti tii'; m ked litt.-..ii, 11 tw 11,C. . ' . A VrmAmr. - B'nn it firat InlrQiliii iion, Electric Bit ters has g..lned ra; i ilr In rWipiilur l.,vo-, unlll near it f il-arly In the l.-ad smonir .nre mulial ton)' s and slurad.ea mil tainlng not bint which ierinli It line a a beverace nr liiloxl. snt. it fa rta ognlzcd a the beat and ureat uitxli 'lna for ull all inent. of (toniaeh. liver and ki Ineys. ft will rare !ck faesdacbe, Iniliaealun, emi !iii n, nd driv MM'a ta froui the sys tem. Sati -faction guaranteed wiili each 1 10 tic or the niiney sill be te'iiiulfd fries only 90c per bottle.' Bold by Kdwin Ito", Macklaai's Arntcat Tin Beat Slv la the wartd for Cuts'. Brulaea, Sores, t'U-era, Hall liheum. Fever Sores, Ttlr, Chapped Hand, Cbllblaias, Corn u4 all Mkln EmpdoHM, and poeitlvdy cure t'ltaa, or no pay required. It la (uarantead to 1r perfect satis faction, ot atsway rsfnoded. Price ti eeut per boa. Fer U Br Sdwla Bos. ,AMi rf ! ir HH Kl 140 IT.NDKR THR J. M. MOYER&CO. ' Areiuiw iirai.arrd tnifftir thslr Itennw I Al - Wool (in.la a Orint Itviiii lion (r. in toi'ii.er prlcu. In em n v 01 with u ir AllNN.ol t'hitliing fn 111 tint Allmny WtMiIni M Im we liiivs weiiru 1 fiuiii th litnsl in nilneni hitin and ' Kor lau Mid' all ilie Latest 1) igu. V warrant ull ulir guuds a lluiimt and lteliable. . Ne. (OOOt nrk iryTw.t aitltii,.,,..,, trl'l Wsrltsl Hiilu ,.. Urlevil I'lmvlot Miitia. ,......,. ifolch Cheviot aulin... , Im n I'l till Niait. , Ii.lt l.il I'lirvlnl Hull u . trvCli. k Mull. ... ,.., n.'v i'lia.liH SiiIii.., ,. IruHli Tuicl Sail..... .., Let . milO. nntwu t'liovlut Sult i'.l im s anlis , i.'aiiejf CuMlmei'S Sulls..... 'truwa Twnf.it aultu...... 'mii'T llvr.liis Mans Hidt... ol.jiir Ka l nlli.....M..' ... iray I'wte.l Halt,. , I.ei sMIiO. Browo rhtrk Hiillt .Mieek :-.Mi-t hvy antln till .l l'ln ' heavy aulu irv ctTv.i, heavy. SmIi Hrovvn t'lisvl.a. hfavy H11IU.,. 'I.'avv tltuc TursslSalis Hiuek an.l Wlilis IiIkK'u. llllO: aullt... ' . I.ol Ko.KIUO. Ilrnwn "trlnel Wnf-tss Suits llliu-k IHmintwl SiiKr , Hlnck t'nrlsriew Sidl., iImvv dins Melton Hulls tlnavy Check t'n-nloins aulu Kmn y Will Wm1 Wurtd hlllll Ilniivli Mil I Wnrfltlvl aiiltn...,. Dark llr.wn Chovl. t Hull . fie. 0IO. fonry t'hew-k Can Imsrs tiilta trlttl Ca.l.aorp heavy nulls tir tiriiy t.'hevlia .ult Prb T.vci'J wliiiiv H11t.il ulllM .. PSuicy Ofi.nln.e mill.... Kmirv Wnrlet i lln , ll llxe I Ca luiir milt.. . Hn.Vel chei'ii '..lii.is tulli Urowu Tuee.l miIi W.M I.ol 81130. Sstnnd Orsy t'ilmrre. no tlva? uii nro.vn t lievlni Sculi-h aulu.,, DiliW Hrmvil T'e I .ull. .. . Diuk Oruy 1'neel, K uiuii' iT'kkIii tall. i.. . m. IH-tl Ilia wviar put. niilu... IILirk Wnr-lid will. Tan Tweed, i.umir fixet, ciltU .. XXX Nolo Tu owl lalts At $ 8 50 At 10 00 At 12 00 At 13 50 At 14 50 At 15 00 j. M. moyi:r & co., Suoieir tn B-owinvl'le Wo ,len M IN. FIRST STRKKT. COttXKR AKDER, PORTLAND. PTIIICTI.V iNK flUCK. NO V I A Til V. 140 nPME RETAIL MERCHANT is llto necefsr.ry Metlium ol Trade Ik! ween the Mivmifiacluiitr mid the L'onniinier. lie imiKt irutvct the iiitcront ofhis cttf tonietu ly purehieMiig io iho lowest iiiid itml bcxt iiiarketa, mill by H'liinjj tt hU jHitrtms ut the lowest lWible Prices. W. jBC. -jT30HiM:iN PEOPfUETOR OF IHE In keeping these trite principles or trade always ia view ; often leaves the ull track mid trikc uiicrots lots' for lif.rgiiiua for his customers. Ills stock of JfcSr General Merchandise Is being enlarged by Xew Gtxxls livery Day. It I not ennvsn on snle. a I le frum Irv W. it, ad l our. Vit Wt a. . I He. 1 (Iti-iit', Sal aim llumwarv, 111.11 11 iMare. I'liw ter nnil Kliot, IVttiu Mf.ll, I e ,T(,l.t Aitlcl.a, F. R. CHOWN, IMl'OUTER OK 93? Vr "if 'S'f"" 1 MANUFACTURERS OP - Sheet-Iron, Tin WHOLESALE I AND 212 First and cor. Salman Street. WHEELER & WILSON NEW No. 0. HIGH ARM. Tin; only perfect family m hine, wrn iiwur.l mI tho ttty grnnl prize tvt tlie I'.iri-KxiHwitioii in I8SD. LARGEST STOCK AT LOWEST PRICES. Kor purtic Jars cull on or address tl.e ASTOKIA AGENCY, A.G SPEXAUTH, r Tlic Lurgcat General Jewelry House IX THE CJTY. ' MAIN OFFICE: loGSMirkctSlrceUF,, California, V 1 AIN nnTTirWtyj. D1JV . .mi .a. ' -- .Ji-v OILMAN HOUSE Let Ne. StMIO. Mask Will Wt wtiftit , lhlMl VHl Hull , Iiroaui Mslttiu Sulla.,.. ,. Kmirv 'ti.' I'hevl.ii nulls f 41 ft fin irk(lry W.iniisil ull....., kl IU WU btnoV crkM-re unit lllavk DluiOiial Kiln... ........ .. I.al . (070. tlsrk Hmwm Twsst ulta Huavy I lue l'liTi.JIIy niilin,,, St Ma Fauey Wi r-la uln... fcir iiMvr intra oray i m tin milt. At ' 17 50 I lal.l Womloil, l.l ktra ulti Xraltvn rial.l Wor.le.l tulu... Silk MhlJ Wcnieii uu. I.al .. HOMO. Rlsk Wl.ls Wsls miln ........ rmicy Vihliici nl nulla Kin I'rab Kty .ull..,. Kin Wonn-.l Hern I lurk Uray Wor U.I iiill.,,.. Ilvv 111 tie lleai er ault. , .Ilk MKftl Cava no- aulla... Funev I'l .l.l Wtiniati aulla..,,, Stiotll Cl.srk vY.iMsil aulla... til 1 It Hnirt 11 Mullou alllM Katra Heavy XX Canoi i.Sra aulu , ., l et !). tono. Park Cray vsluur Bug. tawl- n.era .ulta Flu hUik Woratd (lltwka) aalti , lUafk Clivnt IMIO aulla.... , iik Hiotvn Malum aul, ..... i k Fanrv Wiirais I aulti Fancy Kalils aai aulla At 18 00 At 20 00 Hiiallah ller-lnx Hon aulla.., Nrat Dark ;licutit Worwel 11.lt. Fuiu-v lial.l Wi r lad all ... Striilahl sirl' Wi.MSif audi, tan Quality Cokicrav auli I.al . IIOO. XX XX val. mr Black Chsvtol aulK Fatra Heavv Wlit WeUault Faiiry Mitti d ',ie.te.l .ulta, llnuu.lWld IVal. eitr Heavy Whin Cant Sulla klurk I'IkIJ Wound. Sail I llwertnaj Hona ;'FtilreMWoraV'ii A, OO R anna .., . ,. .,m ,,.( - - - Preb Kenav aiilfa.H,.H slat K ray tulia haal llrow.i aulu lilu 1 hltHH, Wale 1 stern lull Bnkl Wnraie.l aulla.. Heavy Maytinal aulla , Park Oray Woiated aulla. OLD ST. HELENS STORE, IK n t it to name th Hiatn illT- rent srt'cles kept irv l. il ,1 I Dili K- I. ill'' Wear OaiilU'tiiyn's lutir mill r' etl. f.ro ir sua t an. I rockery an.l Ola oaarc. Ormillo la.l-1 and i;aia, liou'a ami bli. , itc. HardwarE Table and Pockot Cutlery Dairy and Household Goods. Cooking and Heating Stoves. and Copper Ware, RETAIL. PORTLAND Portland Seed Co., (r, W. MILLER, Mgr.,) o-IIKALKIII IS . SEEDS, TP Fertilizers, Bee Supplies, Spraying Apparatus ui Material, Poultry . Supplies, Etc., Etc, 171 8i com! Bt, Furtlaml, Orm, rti'inl fur Cstiilojfno. . uotSOflus TUB HTKAMIcn IRALBA Is now insltliirsifiilar roaatf OAK POINT ' To" PORTURO Daily Except Wednesdays, LkaViko OAK POIHT . HTKI.LA " HAINJKK K A l . M A ... " BT. Ill I.KN4 . AssiviolOltll,ANll... . 4 401. . ... 00 . .:I4 " , .7t .. H0 RETURNING t.s rorriLANO AssitsbTKI.I.A Vwr. it, .1 :5 W. E. NEWSOM. A. H. BLAKESLY, rroprielor til Oriental : Hotel. 8T. HELENS, OBEG02C. Tt lionso has been fulJjr reforsUhaJ tbroiiahnut anil th beat of serosa mwlutiuiis wUI be UrB. CHARGES REASONABLE, fTAGs! run In connwtlon with the lioirli om ec'lns ailli the Kortty. erii factfle ;llrual at Mil' on. 8ta fur Tscoma tralna 10 p. m. fur ForiUat Irulu at p. as. THE MODEL SALOON. J. 8. CLOXIX0EB. PropV. ST. HELENS, OftEOOlf. Choice Wines, Liuucrs and Cigars. Beer 5 Cts. Billard and Pool for (ha Pooomracxiafion of Ftiri&i CALL AROUND. i? OF COURSE Y00 DO. orcn I. J y. u to Unit th mit de-irsbl plaoa imrciisa vour iiivi(j..rwr. "THE BANQUET." Ke-.a ouiiitaiitlf en baad lb fsiuott Cuban Blossom Cigars. The tlni-sl I ns ot Ine I Iqwars and Cifurt tn Ii fo'inrt tliia aids nf I'ort Isnil. Ami if you lh to eiiRuce In a Km uf POOL OR billiards; Theyrsn a-su-s on that tlis hae the lieat taiils lu loan, everjrtlilng new aaa n't, snil your palrouima Is rsi-twesfttiry sulki..l. "TQE BANQUET Ht Hvlcns, Oregon. OMl'irTIO CVHK1. An old hlivklm. ri'tlrcd from urarlle. havliif hs.l .laued In Ills hnn ls lr an JCaal Ind a tniialniiary , the foriutilanf a iiu! eir. ta'.lu reinnly for the aperdy sail par iiis iint cure of i ii-.sumpll.m . bronclilttla. catarrh, a.tlima ami all tumal and luna; nt ficuona, uImi a iHialtlv and rat ical car for nervous ili-lil'ItT sud all nervous com. iilainta. s'trr tiavlna tualid It wonderial cin at vH oh era in ili .u aiwla ( raaes, ks i i nia amy hi iiisk it snown to ma am frrl'i; fellowa. Actnai-d hv this motive and a ile-Ir to relieve human aulferinit I al l send free of i lis sc. to all wh..dlre It. Ilila n riiM-, In Oeni'S'i, f tench or Kogllsli. alb full illrirllntis for un-r-arinr snd nam. Bent hy mail l.y ddrlii with ateuiiji, iiaui nc tni iaar. w A. nova, - i iwi.ra' n c, Kr OtlSStsr, n. T. tA4u MfttlM AMTvMl Awy far Oldaa baraaa for Mfflirin patanta Ta Amarle. Brarr aatent takm out by fia U lranKt bafaa aae Basae b a aoaie lvsi ate eat aStevaj S las rralMlosof aitr aalsattfle Ssr la ts-s -ia ta illUaai woria. Bun ahoul iiaMiaif niualraus, no l'i'i"f" be wlihoat irit MiJ raari Ii.aS ats mqnUia, rvausaaas, HiBnaiai war.llew aaqraaa jh v sea DEAFNESS ITS CAUSES AND CURE, tMenltfcalW treated bv an atirlat of world-" wide retnitutlon Deafneas eradicated and entirely cured, of from 20 to SO years' stand l'i, after all oilier treatments hav failed. How the difflptiltv la rencbed and I lis came removed fullv explained In circulars, with affidavit ami teatlnionlsla of cures from prominent people, mailed fre, . . . DR. A. FONTAINE, Taooms, Wash. tisssm
