TH B OREGON MIST.
CuliNl KUtet and (tantf Offlrlal riper
8t. Hki knh, ili'nK B, 1892.
LOCAL AND OENKHAL.
Lug ioiilfi for aula il tli MiRTofnc
at 60 cetiU each.
Waiiled 01 1 to do light Jiouwwork.
Cull at this uftice." ; ;
aa'lu of fill ; tolUlt 0D Mt
Ituae' drug atom this welc.
Ucmombur llwtyaneiinget receipt
book at tlili nlnce for 60 cwita each.
Tho city dd ahouM lake nollk
ot tli foarltil condition til the
walk In tl weeMrn jmrl of lli cliy.
lis StarM'" Mr Cole' iteuog
rather, lias elartcd a class In ahorl
liuiul in tlil place.
The lii-rlff ami lply started out
lust Saturday to tlistrlhuln the election
tiiktU to the variutu preoiucU In tli
oouuty.
, Mr. Norman Merrill, of ClatkaiiC,
candidate for rvi'iuMiiiatlve, wiur in
Ht. Ilvlon during th llrtt m last
week. ''
Mi Eva ArrhUdd rcturnrd to her
home in UillaWo luat tfaturday after
two wei-ka' vi.it with rtUliw in
thi plae.
IUmnhoan rally at lleuben .Oils
(Friday) cvoulng. Evwrybialy come
nut and hour Hun. W. J. Rice Undlf
the Issuea.
T. J. Cleeton, candidal for school
superiulondant, wilt addresa the citi-i-nof
HcrMiofe tin (Friday) eve
iiing, and St. Ht'Uni tomorrow ev
niiitf. Mr. If. O. Howard, who wm no
rriouely hurt two wn-k ago in hi
m mill on Milton crruk I reported
as having i-gaitied cmisciousnea ami
lowly Improving el the hospital in
Portland. ' ,
The watr In the Coin mbU river I
raining vy rapidly, and the indica
tion are that the dairymen along the
Wtomft mid on fiauvioa Maud will
lutve i.i move tliidr amck off the low
lamU very aooo In consequence of the
rapid rie In the rivr.
Carpenlera have been busily en
gaged tliia week pulling up Ilia
boilie in lue court houe for votlnji
purpose aa required Sy the Atlatralian
ballot law, whicU will be tried for tlir
llrst time in Oregon, next Monday.
81. Helen ie noted for d-g bowl
Inn, o.wbvlla ringing all nhl loot,
mid MsUroua email boy (ud eome
not so small ) The city father should
nil a ipiieiua on cow roaming the
. .u...... ..i i.n. i
el reel carrying
iiiuht. Il 'is great annoyance to the
iiihiihilanta of I be place.
It cem to u that If the authorities
M HilUb.ro would dollioir duty they
would commit the editor of the demo
crat to lle aivluin until be gained, at
.tenet, partial eonachajsiHiaa. Of ours
he eannot be bhm.ej for hi ignorance
!.. t..i know mdv heller.- A
ratioiial editor would not pi.luie bii
with audi traah a "Marinda
Tlka"and"Uucle8anl.,,
Mr. n. K. Searcy nd wife,fOillii.ni
imiv. Kaatern Oregon,- are vailing
rnUtivcaat BU Helena and Oilllou
Mr. Hearry ii a brother of Mr. J. H
Ileegle,f Gilltor, and ha boen vill
ins Aatoria, Albany, and other part
of the Willamette valley for I he pa
few wceka. They leave , today for
tbuir homo iu Oilliani county.
The prixeflgbt iwtween Tetcr Jack
on; colored, and Frank Blayin for
Ibe cbampltinahip of Auatralia, which
lookilace in Loudon Monday night
wa declared la the former' favor at
the cloeo of the tenth round. BlaWn
,, not "in It" at all from the begin-
nine. The rWht wa for a puneof
tlO.OOO, whicli wa easily wou by
jMckvon. ; -
The court I advertising for sealed
i.i u u rr.n.iruot a bridtie aero
Ml W ,
Mdlon creek at Houlion. Tin I
ate p In the right direction, a it would
.commodate a largo number ol peo
ple, not only In that Immediate lo
cality but tboee coming In from the
Kehalem alao, ; W , hope that thi
matter mas' be punned to completion
nt an early date.
The Btate fruit tree "inanector ba
!n In the vicinity of Seapnoow,
Oilhon, Houlton, nd other parts of
the county tlii week. He ha found
om orchard iu 'very bad condition,
a.,.i in.-.ia tliat orchardiai nay more
attention' to the fruit Industry by
carina- for the tree and guarding
..io.nl.fl various fruit peats. Thia
u n Inmortant matter in Columbia
k. nnr fruit raiaer ahould
WWItl, -----
use every effort to keep
clean and thrifty. .. ,
Mr. W. A. Young, people' party
randidato lor k1x)1 luperintendeot,
called at tbi offtoe lat Huturd.iy, and
wiib hi permission the editor and
' v Voiine made a thorough inspec
in.. ,.t the assessment roll for 1891,
after which that gentleman aamiueu
that the sUtement made In Th Mist
of May 20ih, relative to the tax paid
by the respective candidate, was
correct. Mr. Young is about the only
one of that jmrtj that can be induced
to examine the record and see for
themseUe.. The truth burl.
Mr. J. D. Birdnll,o( Columbia City,
if the happiest man wo have seen
lati'ly. A few day ago he received
a photograph of lib sun, Major A. W.
Birdaall, of the Ninth California In
fantry, In full uniform druas, The
major, though only ltt years of age, la
a graduate of the California military
school at Dunii'ia, and is now editor-in-chief
of the Review publifcliud at
that place. Mr. J. I). Birdaall may
well be proud of bis con's career.
Three times we have sent the clmlr.
mail of the ponpW party a bill (or
printing due this olflce, and )utt three,
liiiicK we have receivod no reply, this,
too, afier that individual had told u
on a previous occaalon that the money
was in his possesaion. This same
chairman i a candidal fur county
aaseator, '.
Mr It. P. Oralmm vow that there
I but two men on the republican
ticket he cares to ae defeated, and at
the same time be declares that he i
not a people' party wan, yet he fol
lows them around the county tulliing
iu lliu iutereat of two of tlitir candi
dal s. Imi'i this a littlo lucotieialoDtr
brother Graham?
The lory i told by somo people'
party men that the way Mr. Quick
ha conducted the clerk' office ha
caused a grnal deal of trouble to peo
ple proving up oil land. Every man
who ba had buaineas in this lime be
fore the county . clerk know better
than this. Ak some of them about
it. ,
The Sarah Dixon will make regular
trips from Portland to CluUkauie,
leaving the former place Sunday,
Tuesdays and Thuradays ot 8 o'clock
a. m., reluming Mondays, Wednesday
and Fridays. The Dixon is one of
the neatest, as well as one of the fust-
eat steamers on the river.
The S.i mil Dixon came down Tues
day wlih the mail in place or the
Telephone, which had been laid up j
for a few daya for repaira. TheTele- i
phone resumed her regular trips Wed
nesday.
Mr. Corey, of Glonene, Or.; is visit
ng her son, Mr. Thoinaa Cooper, and
family this week, alio Mr. Latigblin,
Mr. Cooper's sinter, from Hoqulam,
Wah , Is visiting the family.
R. P. Graham spent tho first part of
laxt week In St. Helens, and left Fri
day ou an electioneering tour of the
county in the intereal of the county
clerkship.
Marriage licences were Issued by
the County clerk Monday to Fred C.
Girtaad Mullio WiUon, of Rainier,
and Dauiel McLain and Lela Uren
dett. ...,.'.,... ,
Mr. E. II. Fkgg.e litorof the S .'c o
Democrat, received a severe eumtroy
a few day ago, but ha so , far Am
moved to be on duty again.
One cau iu a hundred excelleut bak
iik powder take a bran new Singer
ewiug machine at Dolman' store
The Odd Fellow will hold yCliuir
Aral ineetins in tbuir newly decorated
hall in St. Holon tomorrow evening
Robert Day, the Woodland mur
tlcrer. will he handed at Kalama tbi
(Fiidny) aflernoio at 2 o'clock.
Mr. Bliintaffur, of Cedar Creek
Washington, 48 visiting her daughter
Mr. F. A. Moore, this week.
tiKANO MASS MEETING.
Republican Speaking by Hon. W.
J. lllce, at Hcappoose Wednca
dar Bvenlu(.
their trees
THB STKO.NGK8T AND BEST.
The Official Keport of Ihe Mldoeaotat
Dairy and Food Curaraialoner
Hbowathe Superiority or tho
Kojral Baking Powder1.
Globe, St. Paul, Minn."
Tho late rt port of the Minnesota
State Food and Dairy Uommission
contains Ihe details of the state ehem-
iat's experiment and analyses to do-
tor mine the strength and keeping
qualities of the various baking pow
ders. Samples of the numerous brands
on sale in this stato were purchased
and first analyzed to ascertain their
teaveniug power. The Royal Baking
Powder is shown by the tests of both
auulysts, Prof. Eberman and jrroi.
Drew, to contain the greatest amount
of leaveniug gas of the cream of tartar
powders thus purchased and tested.
Hence this powder is officially rauked
at the bead of the list.
The report attaches great im-
nortance to a series ot experiments
in Macartain the cliaracier. iw
ciency and keeping qualities of the
powders. Baking powdor that vary
In : strength or that roadily lose
strength before use, are unreliable
and will not give even results ; be
sides, it is an indication of the use of
improper ingredient in their com
pounding. Thet teat were pplied
to a large number of samples of dif
ferent age of the three cream of tartar
powder best known in Minnesota.
They showed the trength or leaven
ing power of the Royal very much
greater than that of the others. The
uniformity of strength of all the
samples of Royal tested wa remark
able. . It Waveuing power was prac
tically unimpared even in the oldest
specimens. The difference in the
amount of leavening gas in different
samples of both tho other braud wa
.n araut aa to serioualv impair tluir
usefulness in baking. As much
24 uei cent, loss was found In sanipla
a few mor.ths old. All tle sample of
Roval examinoJ by Dr. Drew were re
ported of satisfactory strength and
quality,
A very large sad appreciative audience
wim gathered at Huappe )nl Wsiliiemlsy
evening to hear lion. W. J. Hlce ak an
had been previously adyertlKcti. ICvery po-llllt-iil
party was well represented. After
usiiul prelliiibiary exerciites, Mr. Rice wan
Introduced, and InliU Iree, happy manner,
and able, eloipiuift way, held the audience
a if iellliouii(l, for lout three huurn. He
KpokeHmtof the republican party and dealt
extemlvely with Iti history. showing it al
ways hud been true to It pledge and kpt
good faitb with the people, and bal ever
been the friend of tli common people.
While be said republican were jiimlv proud
of tlivlr record, as a party, and might well
be pardoned for Indulging In a little vanity
beeuune of Its record om-e In awhile; yet It
not what w were her for now and
would not Ita appropriute; therefore he
would deal, especially with the prenent and
fiil.irs, and try to see what policies are the
bent for us as a people, and what party Is
carrliig out tho.e po'lden, if any Is, and
what parly proposes to in the future.
Among many,, many other things, he
Lo'vid what the republicans were doing
for the people now. lie mentioned and
rxpla tied the building np of our navy and
merchant marine; the extension of the
poiital service; the reforms In the army;
the" reclaiming, or forfeiting Ihe unearned
iandii of all Ihe railroad land grants, snd
holding same for actual settlers; the Inter
state ciiiiiinerce law by which railroads sro
not allowed to discriminate between the
small and Hi large shipper, by which the
freights and fares are limited and regulated ;
tbe ford Inspection act, which allows the
president to discriminate aaitikt all conn
tries refusing to admit our products, which
uused Oeriuaity to swallow our bog, head,
tall and all, sad added to our trade In pork
alone tJnO.OUO.OOO annually : the anli-lottery
law; tbe anti-trust law which prohibits
combinations and I trusts from making
corners" on any article of trade, and
under which the attorney-general of the
United States it now prosecuting many of
our greatest trusts, among them the Stan
dard Oil Company; tli silver bill, by which
the price of the silver bullion we putin our
silver dollar bus been ralied from 70 to SS
cents in the markets of tli world, and IV
000,000 monthly ban been ended to our clr
c-ilaiing medium from $17.38 per capita two
ears ago to f 23.45 per capita now.
rsis coiSAOi or siLvrs rRTT.
Tbe republican party, he said, showed by
Its S'-tloni U was a free-coinage party, and
by this silver bill hud made half the dis
tance from where il found silver two years
ago to free coiunge, or putting the bullion
we place in our dollar on a par with gold,
sni we are completing the task, ssid he, a
fust as we cau iu a hu-iness way, by bring
ing together all tbe nulions of the world, in
an tiitcrnaitonai monetary couicrence,
when we will try to convince them it will
be better for tbeiu and better for us to re-
monetize silver. If we Just "forced" free
coinage, we would get all the silver ot ihe
world now, wbicu would be exchanged lor
our gold, snd we would have only silver.
I hen when we go into Braxil to buy coflee.
or Cuba for sugar, or Jupun for tea, with
our silver coin, all we could get for it would
be wliut the bullion is worth in the market
of the world, consequently we could not
Buy as much coll'ce, sugar, or an) thing for
the ti we set for a day's work as we do
low, but U we can prevail onaUcouutriesto
make silver a standard of money, then we
can without these direful results toourcom-
mon people, because upon them the burden
would inevitably fall, puss a free coinage
bill. ..
The Mckinley bill was explained showing
the piotcction to our farmers, dairymen,
fishermen, fruitgrowers, and laborers, Tbe
recinrucitv clause Was extewdvely dealt
Willi, showing how our trade had been In
cruised by it under this administration.
The stringency of the money market wa
taken up and thoroughly explained in a
reasouithlu and logical wjy, to tbe perfect
?atlfaxtiou of nearly everyone present.
The peoples' party was then taken up,
and their platform dealt with in a way that
snowed tli speaker was familiar with it,
and made il look like it was made of elastic,
and would stretch around any way to suit
the occasion on the mouey question, and
in regard to "land and alt the natural re
sources of wealth," he showed the doctrine
hiiddowo by that party was nothing short
of robbery, communism and anarchy. Al
together this was the gmndest review ot
tbo bl-tory ot the republican party, and
the most rigid arraignment of tbe peoples,
party ever heard from the Hps at any oe.
n AIM Bit.
Don't forget the election on Monday
next.
It any good man goes wrong here it
will not be for tbe want of advice, a
we have had speeches, and counter
jiecchcs to our uttermost sutisfuction.
Tbe lugli water is not aoing any
material damans at this place, as our
streets are above highwater mark.
An addition wa built to Ihe sash
and door factory, and machinery
placed therein to cut lumber for the
work, which baa heretofore been done
elsewhere. ,
Prank Downing Is having built
quite a large foundry and ' machine
hop.
8. L. Lovell. of Salem, has purchased
the traction engine that has been lay
ing on the wharf for some lime, ann
had it running on the streets Tuesday,
under a full head of steam.
The decorative work in the Masonic
hull ha been finiehed in an artistic
untl elecranl nia.iner. milking the in
terior of the building "a thing of
beauty," surely. A grand bull will be
itiven'in the ballon tlie ever glorious
Fourth of July. ,
Prof. H. T. Griffith lectured here
this week cn phrenology.
Prof. Winselt ha a class of thirty
one whom he is instructing in vocal
music.
Tho Suffolk shingle mill will finish
cuttiiic ud what bobs they have on
hand, and will then take a short rest
The school children had a holiday
Decoration day. Our school will end
shortly with an elaborate entertain
ment bv the pupils, under the manage
ment of their tPHcliers, Misses Carrie
and Ethel Dibble.
Several of our people visited Port
land Decoration day, for a last sight of
the cruisers.
On tbe way to Portland the cruisers
DBsserl the niKlit Her mann werevisiteu
by nearly every resident of the town
A pleasant social waa given at the
rmidencc of Mr. W. M. Perry last
Saturday eve, in honor of Kev. Wise,
our former pastor, who has been visit
ing friend here tbe past week.
'It is not thought the late frosts
have injured tbe fruit in tbia section
toanv eieat extent. Now, if the small
boy and caterpillar will be aa generous
we are in for cherry pie ana snortcaae
The work of tearing down and re
moving the old house built thirty -five
years ago by Cbas. E. Fox, is going on
tins week.
V. J. Deits moved into bis new aud
Ibk nl 'or Tuesday.
8c.noolhou.se Note.
Ed. Haybtirn wa a visitor at school
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
For Presidential Electors, .
J. F. CAPLES, of Portland.
H. B. MILLER, of Orant'i Pas .,
D. M. DUNNE, of Portland.
G. M. IRWIN, of Union.
For Supreme Judge,
F A. MOORE, St. Helens.
Attorney-General,
h. R. WEBSTER, Jacksonville;
DISTRICT.
For Congressmen, ''
BINGER HERMANN, (1st district.
W. R. ELLIS. (Snd diatrict)
- For Circuit Judge,
T. A. McBRIDE, Oregon City.
For District Attorney, -W.
N. BARRETT, of Hillsboro.
For Joint Senator,
J. W. MAXWELL, of Tillamook.
Board of Equalization,
G. WING ATE, of Astoria.
COLUMBIA COUNTY.
For Representative,
NORMAN MERRILL.
For Sheriff,
0. W. BLAKE8LEY.
For Clerk,
E. E. QUICK.
For Commissioner,
ISRAEL SPENCER. " .
For County Judge,
DEAN BLANCHARD.
For Treasurer,
E. M. WHARTON.
For Assessor,
GEORGE MAYGER.
For Surveyor,
A. B. LITTLE.
For School Superintendent,
T. J. CLEETON.
. , ' For Coroner,
B. P. QU1VY.
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ball Organs. I invite inspection, and defy competition.
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I Portland, Oregon.
Writs for Catalogue
sea prices.
Msutloa UM
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ASTORIA AGENCY, .
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IN THE CITY.
MAIN OFFICE: ; -
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EVERDING & FARRELL,
Front Street. Portland, Or. .
i DEALERS IS
Do If Dnt?
OF COURSE YOD DO.
DEER ISLAND.
E. H. Girty had the misfortune ot nearly
severing th thumb of his left hand a few
days ago while titling a msll handle.
Edgar Bnyart has returned froiuJIrflCa
lsma hospital, where be has benftr medi
cal attendance on account of his accident.
Hiss Jotsie Downs, of St. Johns, Mult
nomah county, is teaching school in the
Caanan district, and is Hiving excellent sat
isfaction. Home of the political candidates visited
town !ast wcek.nud trontxod the business
houses quite liberal. The old gentlmian
who rented the temptation is worthy "of
being honored, inasmuch as lie is of the
same faith. .
. The Columbia river was rsWng quite fast
Inst week, and was overflowing, the low
bottom land, so the farmers werccompeiled
to move th most of their cattle on higher
ground. 1
I ast week's Mist brought us the news of
boycott against your valuable paper. Can
It bs p-anlble that people catling for reform-
st 10 11 and virtue, honor and prosperity,
seeking high, honorable, and moral offices,
itooptoalow, degraded, ungenilemanly.
nprinclalled, anarclilnl, nespouc, unpa
triotic disposition ol ooycoHingrreospeecuT
There Is a law against boycotting. If thoe
nien eunnot abide by our moral law, how
do thi-y -xpect fci execute itT A boycott
on tho Mist I a boycott on every man iu
the oi.unty who dares t i open his mouth
ngHlnst their tyrannies! views: it is a boy
cott on cwry business man who dares to
illtrerfninitneism-nei; u is a uoycoii on
all republican, who hive never wished
t , H..r,l thamulvra and their D'irtv. with
such a lo:lisonie retuliaiU'U. There has
hen a ew.11 many things said sb ut re
publicans, but there never was a time when
they called a boycott on free speech, or any
thing else. . ' , : ' - -. . .r
Newralgla I'ured lu li Mutates.
Mi. J. 8. Slurtevant. editor of the
Waimac CWia. Post, say: "Last
night Chamberlain' Tain Balm cured
my wife of neuralgia of the face anJ
tooth in fifteen minute. Ws would
not be without it." 60 cent bolllei for
sale by Edwin Row . -
last Tuesday.
. Memorial day wa observed Monday
by the disillusion of school.
School c'.oae thi week for the sum
mer vacntion. It ha been a eoiitinn
on routine of study and recitation for
the past nine mouth, but now both
teachers and pupil ere ready and glad
la lav aside school work for a time,
so a to enjoy a little recreation and
change of occupation. A full repor
of the school year will be given nex
week.
We hear a great many .expressions
of regret been use the school picnic was
given un. We, too, regret it very
much, but it take a great deal oi work
and some money to give a occessful
picnic. We were diapiointed in our
arrangement for raising money to de-
fruu rim pxuonsi of tho day. and
knowing that it would lie almost im
possible to make the picnic a success
without tho help of that which alone
can give, we concluded to postpone H
to eotne future tune.
Dulv before pleasure i a maxim
which we should strictly adhere to in
our school work, but when the ther
mometer suddenly rise from ngures
where all are com foi table, up into tne
80'a, it is in onler to r.lax from etern
duties and partake of such luxuries as
ic eold lemonade and confectionery,
such as was furnished the school One
sultry day last week. The entire
school, with many invited friends,
gathered round tne teauve noaru on
the shady side of the schoolhouse, and
all enjoyed, and will long remember
that pleasaut and social occasion.
If cigarette smoking i an evil, and
we believe there ia no question about,
it, it is a great evil and effort should
lie used to suppress it. The most
careless observer can aotice the rapid
increase of cigarette smoking, ami the
many bad rea.-.lta that arise from it.
in in veam the manufacture of these
little rolls of had tobacco ha increased
from over 230,000 to more than twelve
tiniei that amount, and it ia estimated
that two thirda of them are smoked
by boy. This evil should be sup
pressed by law, so say a great many
people, and so it should, 4uttlie state
ment is more easily made than car
ried 'into effects The reformation
should beein at "home, ami until ii
does, no law nor school influence can
be of much effect
STJOn BElrrO THE CASE. It behooves
y.-u to find the most de.-irable place to
purchase vour invig..rator."
"THE BANQUET."
Keeps eonstsnlly eu hand the famous
Cuban Blossom Cigars.
The (Incut line of Wines . liquors and
. Cigars to be found this side ot rorv
land. And if yeu wish to '
engage In a gum of
POOL OR BILLIARDS,
They can asure you that they have the
best lame in iown. tvcrjuimg new i
neat, and your patronage ia respectfully
solicited.
"THE BANQUET"
8t. Helens. Oregon.
Guana, $20.00 Per Ton,
A CHEAP FERTILIZER.
Land Plaster $2.25 Per Barrel.
Also a Fine Line of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
Joseph Kellogg & Co.'s River Steamers.
2
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Joseph Kellogg and Northwest
FOB COWLITZ RIVER-
NORTH WEST Leaves KELSO Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at 5 am. Leave P0KTLAJN1J Tuesday, Iftura-,
day, and Saturday at 6 a. m.
JOSEPH KELLOGG Leaves RAKIKR at 5 . m.
daily, Sunday excepted, arriving at Portland, at 10:30 a. m.
Returning leaves Portland at 1 p m., arriving at 6 p. m
TIIK
School Report.
for
Splendid Young Norman Horse
lYvnnm
m
Will make the season of 1892
as follows:
Monday and Tuesday at R. COX'S
place, Warren.
Wednesdiiy and Thursday at GEO.
JAQUES', Goble.
Rest of the week at C. MUCKLE'S
ranch. Deer Island.-'
TERMS: INSURANCE, $15.00
TKM 1'KST ia s beautiful dark Iron gray.
16 hands hiph; six years old; weighs 1600
pounds, with line style, quirk movement,
and swond to none in muscular power and
durability.
He was tired by Younn Byron Kier; by
Old Bvron Kier. Imported and owned by
Sinzmuxter. Keots, Iowa. Tempest's dam
wai fired by Old Tempest, a Norman horse,
owned by J. Downs, Iowa.
CHAS. MUCKLE, Owner.
OUR - SPECIAL SALE
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING.
WiH be rontinuedfor a few. daya longer. Parenta, Come nd ba convinced;
that tbia is a genuine sale.
WAY'S UNDERWEAR
miii mi iinn Pai. Snii Retailed at Other Stores In the city at
King Clothiers of the Northwest.
ST. HELENS . HOTEL
8cliool reoort for Dist. No. 38,
month ending May 27th. 1892:
- Nwmtier of daya taught, 2; 'pupiW
enrolled, 16 ; total number of days at
tendance, 195; total number of days
absence, 10; average daily attendance,
10; neither absent nor tardy, T; caaea
of tardiness, 11 j number of visitors, 5.
Waltbk L. Kyser, Teacher.
Elsclrle BUiers.
This i remedy Is becoming so well known
and so popular as to need no special men
tion. - Alt whjhave nsed Kleetric Bitters
inRthe same song of praise. A purer
medicine does not exist and it is guaran
teed to do all ia claimed. Eltctric Bitters
will cur all diseases of the Liver and Kid -peys.wtll
remove Plmplos.Boils.Salt Rbcum
and .other affections caused by impure
blood Will drive Malaria from the sys
tem snd prevent as well as cure all Malarial
tevers. For cure of Headache, Constipa
tion and indrgwtion try Klectrb Btlters
Entiresatisfaotion guaranteed, tr money
refunded. Trice 90a and $1.00 per bottle at
dln See Dcuetore
- J, George, Vroprietor,
Tables always supplied with the bestcdibles
and delicacies the market ailords.
, . TERMS BRASCfrABLB
FOR . RESULAR BOARDERS.
Having besn newly refurnlibed", we
are urepared to give satisfaction to all
our patrons, and solicit a share ot your
: patronage ,
. 0 ...
ST. HELENS OREGON.
' .., THE BTEAMEaV
Is now making regular round
tiips from i
OAK POINT TO PORTLAND
Daily Except Wednesdays,
LkaviboOAK POINT .....4:40 A.
, " 8TKI.LA ...5:00 . 1
! ;' Y ; MAIMER. ...... .....6:15 ' '
KALAMA 1,7K ; 1
" BT. HELENS. . a:00 '
AaaivwaPOBTLAN D.. ........ U :00
RETURNING
LKAvas POHTLAKD... ,....s"..l:00P. M,
A arnvi STELLA. ........7:45
W.E.KEWS0M.
Retailed at Other Storea in
Per Suit.
ft.50'
Bine Corner, RIritaaa aa4 Secern treats.
rrUmsi4U
CLATSKANIE. LINE.-
STEAMER G. W. SHAVER.
J, W. SHAVER, Master.
Leaves Portland at Aldftr St. dock Monday, Wednesday, FroUy.
for Clatskanie, touching at Sauvies Island, St. Helen8,Coinmbi'
City, Kalama. Neer City, Rainier, Cedar Landing, Mt Coffin,
Bradbury, Stella, Uait remit, ana an lniermeumtB pjuw. v
turning Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday.
Drug
....
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Don't Buy Your
ANYWHERE BUT AT A REGULAR
DRUG : STORES.
. . YOWWILL FIND THE
Ui-iirhoef Pnrnct On Rct nf Fvprvthinir
'v.-.'j,'-.--' "- '"T.':-'-'', "' ':. ".
- ' AT TTTlt ' , . ' V
Clatskanie Drug Store
DU J. E. HALL, Proprietor,