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About The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913 | View Entire Issue (July 15, 1892)
THE OREGON MIST. Tun silver bill was defeated in the j rnlil Stales to Kdwi., k.j. S J n-K SL'BSt.'RlPTlOS, 11.90 PER YAB. St. IIkhsns, JriV J5, 1802. BJFjrifft fffMM WANTED. The movement tlirowgbout the .country fir bettor niadii beginning Ui attract cousiduroWe) attention, ami the exhibit at the World' Coluinbinn Ex position f improved road and .'road-making machinery fnomwce to bring this matlr more forcibly buforo the people, 'fbe presi U over the country ta ngiiBting Hie importance ( road improvements, and circulars and open letter aro boing sent broad cast over the land to create a public ''sentiment lookiug toward the build ing jjud muiataiuauoe of bettor roads. The following excerpt tukeu from an open letter to the people from Albert . Pope, of Boatou, JMusb., gives some of the most potent arguments ad vanced; "The movement throughout the country for better roada is one of the most significant and important events ot the lSKh century. It is a popular uprising against the bondage which is Upon the people that are hampered by poor means of communication ; it is a protest against the vicious system of false economy which cause road tax to be indirectly piaeed ttpou evnry article of consumption ; it is the result of the great national discontent with a tariff all the more burdensome because Of its insidious and needless character "Ootid roads cheapen tno cost oi iransportalion by saving time, reduc ing the wear of draught animals and of yehicles, and thus lessens the cost of material to tb producer and consumer. One of the saddest signs of the times in the older states is the tendency of population toward the cities and the abandonment of farms. The modern development of "slums," the wretched outcome of life in tenement bouses, can be laid largely to the bad roads existing in the farming districts, which in aerUin seasons of the year prevent uncial intercourse, making country life cheerless, isolated and narrow, rimrehes and schools are neglected when roads are tavh as to "k Jem tlWHrnlt of access." Th nnnortnnitiea Dresented by the World's Columbian Exposition of teaching the 80,000,000 of visitors whal trnnd muds are and how to make and maintain them should not be Just eight of. A comprehensive display of tlaa tliinirs would advance the move ment 100 years and would hasten the cominK in of a nobler civilization and a wider Christianity. Rkvator J. W. Maxwell, of Tilla mook, was in St. Helens on Wednes day last, lookine after the interests and wi nf his constituency. Mr. Max well seems favorably inclinrd toward tlm rpixuil of the exemption lor in debtedness law, but would not advo cate sucb a measure in opposition 16 Mm wishes of his constituents. lie is vrv enthusiastic over the efforts be inir made bv the newspapers to bring uhnnt the modification of our present roud system, and alao expressca a ae sire to Bee the assessment law amended to some more satisfactory manner. Mr. Maxwell has been a member of the Oregon legislature before, consequent ly he may be able to secure some val uable legislation during the coming four years for which he has been elected by Columbia, Washington and Tillamook counties. hose of representatives last Wednesday bv a vote of I'M to 154. There were 91 democrats voted against the bill and C.1 republicans. Owhig to the fuel that the democrats have a jmajor ity in the honse of over three to one, tile responsibility for not passing this hill rests upon. "their shoulders, .and the free-silver men til tbe country will not Jorgel it in November. . Tmb difficulties at Homestead, 1'a., between the Carungie Iron and Steel company and the strikiug, workmen, is approaching a settlement. It is thought that .operations in the works will bo resumed in a few days. If no other good has resulted in this strike, the killing of a lew of the l'inkerlon. will have a beneficial effect in the fu ture Armed gangs of out-throats like the rinkertons are a menace to civili xation and a disg'ce to their employ ers. . ' : . . TUB next Oregon legislature will stand : Senaterepublicans IS ; dem ocrats, 12. House republicans, 36 ; democrats, 24. This gives the repub licans a majority of 18 on joint bullot. jfanaan ItepnOIican CInb. The Canaan Kcpublitsun Club met at 2 p. in. Sunday, July 10, with a good turnout ot h.,H. 1,Hmi Hiul prntlomen present. After the transaction of the general routine biiMi ness the society was addressed by Hon. In.lsnn Wenl. of Vernonia, by whom the Questions of "why I am a republican," and "H,e tiii-iff." were discussed; and was fol lowed witb a few remarks on the taritVby S. Andreas. The meeting adjourned until July 17. Jno. M. Sfikkkon, Sec'y. Wilson Ilecaptnrcd. Charles Wilson, the murderer of Mamie Walsh, near Milwaukic, some time ago,wa recaptured at Kewbern;, lunihill county last Fridav by Constable Carter. Wilson nm alnn? the road in front ot .uirier s house and aroused the suspicion of the con stable, who shortly after gave chase, over takiiia the fugitive a short distance below Wiisou otl'ered no resistance at first, but afterwards made an attempt to escape with out success. While offering insistence lie flourished raxor at his assailants, threat euiiiK them at the same time. He wa taken to McMinnyille and I row tliere to &a lem, where be is now iu tlie penitentiary for safe-keenina. When captured lie niu-e iclmowlrdcred to his guilt, and told the story of bis escape from ie officers, and where he had been and what doing since his escape. It is not likely that any further t.tfmit at mob violence wilt be made. Later Wilson has confessed that he knows all about the murder of Mrs. Scott inYauibiU county two years ago, nnd promises some startling revelations in a day or so. William bcocc, me mmuram iyu.u an's husband, is now serving a life term ii thn state oenitenliarv for the crime, but it now looks as though he was not the righ man, he himself claiming to be innocent all the time. ST. "HELENS HOTEL. L..I l l.Ul l.?ifl,lf. United Males to H K i;mt,WM oi nu; rc , t4u,r w, M ana -iuo wti iui- t. ' ... ., . .... Vtirtml Ht.ites to V A SiliUFiWo WJ4 oi wv 15. tu.it. rw, liwaewj iumt. 0 A Miiilth to ueo w ieuoy, aw t()n, rlw. t!0ai're; W. , l llltitU MHtiW l l' HUIS l. "a ne'4 ol sec zi ana n.'.f, oi iiwh n v 4 v , tmi aenjw ; pawn. i'aml of Thanks. I wish to extend my heartfelt thanks to the ood people or Columbia Ctty aim viem ity; eapetfially to Mrs. MeOiw and -Mrs. Dr. Caiiles, for their untiring ett'irts uuimn the reenit illness of my wife; also to Dr. II. It. Cliff for his able aud etHeknt meUical t). 8. VV . SnioKKa AN EXPIiOSIOH. George J, George, l'roprictor. Tabic always supplied wiih (lie besteoumw and delicacies the market allonls. T1CKMS ltKASOSAlU.K OR REGULAR BOARDERS. Having been newly refurnished, we are prepared to give satisfaction to all uiir patrons, ami soncu a suuro oi j-our p.itixitiage. ' DIM. A K KK .At liillton, Oregon. Friday, .ll 8, Mrs. N. 1''. liaker, of .cancer, aged JiS years. The sulqoct of this sketch had been a great sulterer for two years. The funeral wus held nt Hay View schnnlliouse8iinday,Jul.v U, presided over by Kev. Williams, of the Jnited Uicthien church, anil was largely attcmled. The reiuains were interre'1 ut 8eapp(Mise. She was a constant Christian, and was anxious to die, only lor uie tnougnt of leaviug her family. She leaves a bus- Wind and tliree small children one boy and two girls and two sifters at Uilltou, nd father, mother and other near relatives n Kansas. It Sltould Be In Ervry House. J. H. Wilson. 371 Clay St. , Sharpsburg, Pa., says he will not be without Pr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, tough' and Colds, that it cured his wife who wu threatened with pneumonia after an attack of la grippe, when various other remedies ami si-vend nhvsiciiuts had done her no good. Kobert Barber, of Cooksimrt, l'a. claims Dr. King's New Discovery has done him more good than anything he ever used for luue trouble. Nothing like it. Iry it Free trial bottles nt Edwin Koss' dru store. ST. HELENS ORKtiON. Send for CATALOGUE, ami PRICE LIST FREE! MITCH Sheriff's Sale. TATK OK tlUKHON, County ot toiuiniiia.j llv virtue of an execution ami order of ale issued out of the l limit I'ourt ol Hie Hate of Oregon, lor tlie loumy oi imum ii.i. to me directed, in lavor of August Keyser and against Martin 1 , hnupp. for Mn. sum of s.'ii AO dollars juoitmeni, won lnlerest at the rale of K per cent per year from the Kith lny ol May. hhuuiv further sum of $50 !) dollars costs and lie- erning costs, commanding me to make snu-1 I tno Ioiioving-iesciiiieti ivu ,.--.:. to-wit: The southwesl i ui section .v; township noitli, rouge 3 wesi oi ine n n- bin ett Meridian, together Willi ma tene ments, hereditaments anil appurieniuiein thereunto helougiug or in anywise apper taining; all being situated in Columbia Countv. State of Oregon. I duly levied upon said premises on the 17th day of June, ' ... ....... , Now. in pursuance ot siuu cxt-cuvum. i will . on the aird day of July, 1M, at tlie hour of 10 o'clock A. M ., at the Court House door, in said comity ami. siaio. sen at public auclion, all the right, title, claim and interest in and to the aboveilescnbeo real property oi Miirlin V, Knupp, to the hiirhe-t bidder therefor, for cash to satisfy said execution, interest end costs. W. A. MKKKKR. 2ij22 Sheriff of Columbia County, Or. LEWIS MACIIINKRY & NEW MARKET BLOCK IjIiIbi mkmm , rife? STMEE CO. VKI HOLES, PORTLAND, OREGON. jyt. W. f. BKI.T, i WIYSICIAN and SURGK0X. Itulnler, Oregon. Hart & Sweetland, Proprietor-" St. Helens Meat Market Fresh and Suited Meats, Sausage, Fish and vegetables Meats by wholesale at special rales. Express wagon run to all parts of town and charges reasonable. WE ARE M MANUFACTURERS 0- -00 TO JOHN A. BECK, The Watchmaker and Jeweler, K0R YOUR ELEGANT : : : JEWELRY. The Finest assortment of Watches. Clocks, and Jewelry ot all uescriptions. Opposite the Ksmond. Portland. Oregon. Merrill, . the fnterrtflea, Heard From. In last week's Chief, one George Merrill, Who is known to the majority of Columbia county's citizens as being different fiom everybody else, snd who neyer misses an opportunity to kick whether he knows any thing about the matter or not, unloaded nearlv a column of falsehoods and misrep resentations upon the people of Clatskanie in reference to this paper. In the Brst place, Mr. Merrill quotes an article which appeared in Tub Mist of May 20. lu regard to the taxes paid by the re spective candidates, which is correct. Sec ondly he quotes, for the purpose of com narrisan. the names appearing upon the Helinniient list, but bv adding T. A. Mc- Bride, which amounts are much less than in the Mist's statement of May 20. In that issue we published the exact amount of taxes paid by all the candidates', not what was .unpaid and delinquent; and if Mr. Mer rill was possessed with ordinary intelligence he would readily understand that before the list was advertised these parties had paid a large portion of their tax, making it unnecessary to advertise all the property they had to collect the revenue ou a part of it. But the brother seems rather in clined to misrepresent matters. As we said on a previous occasion, we "ask all who doubt the statement to ex amine tbe tax roll," not the delinquent roll, if such men as George Merrill know the dif ference between the two. Of course this they will not do, for, like a guilty criminal, they are afraid of the truth. The tax roll is now in the bands of Sheriff" Massie, a people's party man, who is ready and will ing to show the figures to anyone demand ing them. Mr. Merrill says "strictly honest men do not get rich very fast." Following this theory if that gentleman's life has been cor respondingly honest -with his statements in tbe Chief, he ought to be a very rich man. He also says he has been a subscriber to Tut Mist ever since it started. This is another falsehood according to tbe books of this office. And is it not true if a man wil fully misrepresents one thing he will many ; as is the case with our friend, Merrill. He aayi Tbc Mist stated that "the republicans paid liberally for their campaign work." It did not say anything of the kind. We did say that the republicans paid for the publication of their ticket He says further that, "It also refused to publish tbe people's party ticket because they would not pay for it,1' and implies that we had no right to wake any charge for the same. ; Weil, he gets his subscription practically free, and demands that we do his parly's work for nothing, next he will want to charge us so roach a cubic inch for the air we breathe, Thar is no ends to the wants of such a tnaa. Bat suffice it to say that if George Merrill could once more get an office he would yet be happy. The Kentockians Used to say, "When yon are chasing a fox and meet a skunk, keep right on after the ox;" bene we will proceed on our course. A Hew Kind af Insurance. For twenty-five cents you can insure vnnrsilf ami family against any bad "rvHiilta from an attack of bowt-1 com i.liiint durinir the summer. One l.wo doses oi tnainoermiij a vui- niinlern and Diarrbaja Kemedy will cure any ordioary case. It never fails and is pleasant and safe to laaa. jo family cau afford to be without it. For sale at 25 ind 00 cents per bottle by Edwin Rose, druggist. Keal JSslate Tranafera. State of Oregon to T D Honeyman, lot 11 sec 15. and lot 7 sec 8, 1 3 n, r i w, luo and 15-100acres; 10345. , State of Oregon to James I) Honeyman, se!4 of neli sec 4, 1 3 n, r 1 w, 4 acres ; W. State of Oregon to A Barber, lots 12 and 13 sec 5, 1 3 n, r 1 w, 175 and (ii-100 acres; 1 75.(8. , State of Oregon to A Barber, all swamp land in ne of ne!4 ot sec 5, lying n und e of lot 10, sec 5, t3 n, r 1 w. W and U-lOU W8tateof8Oregon to J M Howell, ne of se L of sec 32. t 7 n , r 2 w. 40 acres; ). United States to M. McKay and Lucinda M Ka . claim 50 part of sec 0, 1 3 n , r 1 w and claim 40 part of sec 1, 1 3 n, r 2 w, 310 O-lfSl flfr lt:tflt. United States to John J Singleton, seji of sec 20, 1 4 n, r 3 w, 1H0 acres ; patent. United States to O E Hunter, v of se, seK of e and sw(4 nwi sec 33, 1 6 n, r 3 w, 100 acres; patent. United States to J J Clements, lots 2. 3 and 4 snd sw of nwj of rec 3, 1 5 n, r3 w, 175 and 05-100 acres; patent. United States to Iley M Spencer, tw4 of sec 33, 1 6 n, r 3 w. 100 acres ; patent. u I. riiranl to Wm Macbeth. e'A of neV sec 31 , and wX of nw4 sec 32, 1 0 n r 4 w, 100 acres ; $350. , . , Rebecca Webster to F D Falluian e4 of ei of te'L of sec 28, 1 5 n. r 5 w, 40 acres; " T A Kawaro weDsieruj r v riuiuin, and 5, blk 12 in Veraonia; J00- Umteo. states to i a urisun, u( vi ecu 4, 1 6 n, r 3 w, 100 acres ; patent. Columbia lrfincaster to Marv a vv ay, y, interest in lots 6 and 17, blk 17, St Helens; W""- . ' . ... ... . t A JJavis to Mary iv way, yt interest in lots 6 and 17. blk 1, St Helens; 8100. State of Oregon to Chas Y Uraper, lot 12 sec 15. 1 6 n, r 5 w and lot 2 of sec 4, t s, r 3 w. Band 27-100 acres;-111.59. ' Geo W Dow to S C Davis, lot 4, blk 5 in Rose's add to Vernonia; 150. O E Hunter to E B Foss, lots 2, 3 and 4, and m4 of nwj of sec 3, 1 5 n. r 8 w, 175 and 95-100 acres: swJi of sec 33. 1 8 n, r 3 w. 180 acres; n of se. se of sej and vn of neK sec 33. 1 6 n. r 3 w, 180 acres ; f4,000, H M Boggers to U Mayger & Co, over the sejof secO, t8n, r3 w; M0- Right of way deed. State of Oregon to S A Miles, e'A of w of sec 28 , 1 5 n, r 2 w , 160 acres ; 320. United States to John Yungnickel, nK nf nee a. t n. r 2 w. 100 acres : patent. Gus H Bynon to Fred 8 Bynon, power of attorney. United Slates to Wm A Edgerton, lots 3, 4 and 5, and se4 of aK of sec 6, t8 n, r i w I4S ki-.i1 30-100 acres: patent. United States to U D Kelley, ne of sec 35, 1 7 n, r 4 w, 180 acres; patent. . M E Humphrey to M C Humphrey, Jots A and 10. blk 7. Vernonia: Km. M C Humphrey to M E Humphrey, seji of nw' and ne. ut sv'A of sec 33, t 5 n, r a w, so acres awio. Matilda Rambalski to W H Gross. Bo man Catholic archbishop, land in see 27, t 5 n, r3 w; II. Valentine Gliniecki to W H Gross.Roman Catholic archbishop, land iu sec 27, 1 5 n, r 3 w: II. SAWMILL FOR SALE. Paid Sawmill is situated on the St. Helens roud. about VA miles southeast ot tlcucoe Washington county, Oremn. Machinery in perfect running order; Kngineis 4;i-horse power, ten bv twenty; Boiler 50 inches in diameter ami 14 leet Ions; Sew head blocks ( Ratchet) ; Also sawdust carrier ; Lu rye lot of cedar now on hand tor sale. Ternn made known on application u tne unuer signed. Would exchange for city or im proved farm property. 1 1 A.C. ABCHrtOLI). HilUboro, Oregon. Sheriff's Sale. STATE OF OREGON. a County ol Uoliuubiu.t By virtue of an execution and order ot ale issued out of the Circuit Court of Ihe State of Oregon, for the County of Colum bia, to me directed, in favor of Iteuel Nims a:id against C. Y. hcvenwortb and Kate M. Leven worth, for the sum of fci.7W.bO dolhirs judgment, with interest ut the rate of ft per ,.., natr v,.r. I'riim the 17tb ilav of May, tKlU.'und the further sum of iii.i dolhirs costs and accruing eosts, commanding me ir. nuiU hhIh of the fiillowinii-ilescillieil real pnieriv, to-wit: The .north M of southeast and southwest W f southeast Si and northeast yi oi suuinwesi yt sn-mu 12, township 7 north, range 4 west, and inrthu'i-st w section 12. tuwushin 7 north, runea 4 west, and southeast H. sectfoua, township 7 north, range 3 west of tbe il- iiiiii'lle .nerioian. omeuicr wiin .nw nients, herciilitanieutjt ahd appurtenances thereunto lieloiiging or in anywise apper- aiuing; all ucimr uiuaiea in vouimum nntiiv Suite of Oieeon. I dulv levied U)miu said premises on the 15th day of June Now . in pursuance of snut execution, i ill on the 2.-th duv of Julv, lSCi, at the hour of 10 o'clock A. M., at the Court House Kir iu stud county ami slate, sell at puiuic am .tinn n tnnrur it. tiiie.eiiiun linn inur- est in and to the alxvc-dscribed real priip- u.iv ( i k I .f.vrnwnrtli anu Hale u. Uvcnworth, to the highest bidder therefor, for cash to sumy aaiu execuuwn. mvsv nnd costs. W. A. .Mtr.ive.it. j21j22 Sherilrof Columbia county, ur, Bucklen's Arnica Salre. The Best Salve in the world for Cuts. Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt llheiun. lever Sores. Tetler, Chapped Huuds, chilblains, Corns and all Hkln Eraptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satis faction, or money refunded, Price 26 cents per box. For Sale By Edwin Rosa. Notice af final Settlement In the County Court of tlie Stateof Oregon, for Columbia County. In the matter of the estate of William H. Tuttle, deceased. On reading and tiling the finnl account nn.l lu-titiim fur finnl settlement of Josiali k'nnkle. the administrator of the estate of William U Tnttlo. ilei-ea.sed. it is ordered that nil persons interested in the estate of William H. Tuttle, deceased, be and ap pear before the County Cvurtof the County of Columbia, State of Oregon, at tlie Court room of said Court, In til. Helens, in saio ('..iinrv nnd Ktnte. on Saturday, the 30th day of Jniv, lr2, at 10 o'clock a. m.on that day, anu men anu tnere w bjiuw i;buw n. ttaiA mi I, should not lie settled as pre- senied and tiled, and why final settlement of said estate should not be made. . It is further ordered that a copy of this order be published at least once a week for four successive weeks before said 3uth day of Julv. Ii2. in the Orkook Mist a news paper ol general circulation pnuieu auu published in Raid County ana htaie, Jlja D. i. Swiraka, County Judge. THE MARVELOUS POWERS OF 4XKCTKIC1TY. To the public My mother-in-law, Mrs. Burt, of Salt Lake City, was, prior to calling; on Dr. Damn, ailucted with dronsv. heart disease, and general de bility, for four years. . She was bloated to an enormous size, and could scarcely walk. She looked more dead than alive, and I expected the end most any time. After two months' electrical and medical treatment she haa lost 26 Dounds. and is now able to walk mile and is strong and well. Having failed to get relief from her Salt Lake uhvsicians. she went to Dr. Darrin with the above results. I consider her cure next to miraculous. I will be pleased to answer any questions by letter or otherwise. FRANK DYE, Corporal Co. "G," 14th Infantry. Vancouver Barrack, Wash. Dr. Darrin will eive electric treat ment for 95 a week, or in that protior tion, aa the case may require, until further notice. An exception is made in surgical operations. Ihe pour treated free daily from 10 to 12 ; those able to pay, 11 to 5 : evenings, 7 to 8; Sundays, 10 to 12. All curable chronic, acute, private, and wasting diseases, including stricture, hydrocele and var icocele, cancers, tumors, and all malig nant diseases treated successfully, and cures guaranteed and never published except by request of patients. Surgi cal operations skillfully performed Consultation free and strictly confi dential. Send for question blank and circular. Drs. Darrin can be found at 270 Washington street, Portland ; The Keview JUuilding, Spokane, wasn.,ana Hotel Northern, Astoria, Or. 0 PI Used in MHIiotxs cf Homes 40 Years the Standard Nallce of Final Settlement. f 11 the County Court of the Stateof Oregon (or Columbia i nuniy. In the matter of the estate of Klccta K. fiirtv. deceased. On l-oiiiliiiB and lilintr the final account .ml tMOiiiim n( Ktiuenu If Cirtv. ailmuus tsator of the estate of Klecta K. flirty, de- 1 puscil. and nravirie for an order of distil hutioi: ot tne resume oi sum bmuw ihhhuk the persnns entitled, it Is ordered that all persons interested in the estate of siili .:it.,-iii IS. tiirtv. deceased, be and appear lu.fi.r the Coiintv court of the County of Columbia. Mate of Oregon, at the court room of "aid court in St. Helens, in cam ,-...ii. iv mi,! Ktiit on Haturdav the 30th day of July, lsitt, at 10 o'clock a. m. , and then and there to show cause wuy saio annum l,ttiill nut. bo settled as oresentetl. nnd whv an order of distribution should not lie made of the residue of said estate among the heirs of sai l deceased according to 'aw. Il iu fin-tlior nnh.rwl that a copy of this nrder be published at leant once a week for fnor successive weeks before the said ttoih .lev nl lult- lKjf. in the Oaituoit Mist newspaper of general circulation printed and published in said county aud state. i2li22 D. J. tSYYITZEK, County Judge. Notice ! f inal Kettlenient. In the County Court of the State of Oregon, for Columbia county. In the matter of the estate of Henry Girty (lereiisitd . On readhifF nnd ftline the final account and petition for distribution of fciigcue 11. rilrtv. mlniinistrntor of Ihe estate of Henry (lirtv. deceased, and praying for an order of distribution of the residue of said estate nniiirie the nersons entitled, it is ordered that all persons interesieu in me e siun; ui Henry Cirty, deceased, be and appear be fore the Countv court of the County ot Co lumbia, State of Oregon, at the courtroom of said court, in Ht. Helens, in said county and state, on Saturday, the isotn iay in July 1802, at 10 o'clock a. m. of that day. anil then and there to show cause why said account should not be settled as presented , and why an order of distribution should not be made of tbe residue of said estate among the heirs of said deceased according to law. It is further -ordered that a copy of this order be published at least once a week for four successive weeks before said SOth day of July, 1K.02, in the Obkuo Mist, a newspaper of general circulation, primed and published in said county and state. j24j22 I). J. 8WITZJSK, County Judge. Do Wri? OF COURSE YOU DO. Slim TiKINfl THK CAME, it behooves veil to llnd tbe most. deirable place to purchase votir ' iiivigoiutiir.'' "THE BANQUET." Keeps constantly on hand the famous Cuban Blossom Cigars. The finest line of Wines Honor and Cignrs tit bo found iliissine oi run html. And if you wish to engage ill a game of POOL OR BILLIARDS, They ran assure you that they have tbe best table in lown. Kveryuiiiig new ami neat, and your patronage is respectfully solicited. "THE BANQUET" St Helens, Oregon. ALL-WOOL SUITS SACKS AND FROCKS! Model Saloon. I. SIT AN WOOD, Prop'r. ST. HELENS, OREGON. Choice Wines. Honors and Cigars. Beer 5 Cts. Billard" and PqoI Wtthh for the peeommodation of Patrons CALL AROUND. IRALDA Is now making regular round trips from OAK POINT TO PORTLAND Daily Except Wednesdays .JAPANESE TPL CURB A new snil complete treatment, consisting of Suppositories, Ointments in Capsules, al In Box and Pills: a Positive Cure for Kxteriml, in ternal, Blind and Bleeding, Itching, ( bronle, Kecx-nt or Meredltsry files, and many ether diseases and fenuile weaknesses: It is always a (Treat benefit to the gonorul health. 'Ihe flrst dlwmvery nf a medical cure reiiilerluif nn opera tion wiin ine mine uniiecwiy iiwniw, Kemoly hiu never been knimn U fail. 11 cr wi. 6 for 16: sent bv mall. Why suffer from this terrible disease when a written guarantee is given with s noses, w reuinu ine immvy n iuh cured. Send stamp for free sample, (iiiariinlee Issuetlby Wimii,bo, CiabkeACo., Wholesale aud Ketatl Drugxists, Hole Aitents, fortland, Or. ThaSelelratsdFrencHnrw, "APHRODITINE" S3 Is Bold ox X POSITIVE GUARANTEE to cure any form of nervous disease or any disorder of uie generauve or gans of eithersex whether arising' f nun the excess! ve BEFORE oeof Utlmiitauts, AFTER Tobacco or Opium, or throueb youthful IuuImts tion, overinuiilgHUce, A., such as JUiiaof Drain I'ower, Wakefulnuw, Ihsarlugdown fains In the tMCk.HeraiualWeaknew.HyiiUirla, Nervoas fros tratlon, NiHitaraal KmlHHioiis, lyeucorrhrea. Ills tineas, Weak Memory, I.oitof power and Impo tcny, which It neglected often lead to premature old age and limanlty. Price $1.00 a box, Shows fur Sft.OO. Hent by mall on rscef pt of price' A WB1TTKN MIIAIIAMTKB ) given for eTery f ,r,.e0 order recei wtd, bi refund the money It a 1'ermanent enre Is Dot effected. We have thonsandsof testimonial! fnimoid and young, of both uexefl, who have beeu permanently cun-4 bytheuieof Aphroditine. Cimular f ree, Addreag THE APHRO MEDICINE CO. Western Branch. Box 27. PoaTtiSO. Ow, For al by EDWIN ROSS, DnuoaisT, . fit, neioDB, or, Lraviko OAK POINT.. ' . " KTKIJiA " HAIJfi Kit.. ... " KAIiAMA ... HT. 1IKI.KN3.. ARKivmo POll'i l.AND.. 3) ..4:10 A. M ...6:00 .. .11:15 " ,.7:W " . 8:IKI " .11:00 " RETURNING I.RAVM rOPTf.AND. 1:00 P. M Aumve HTEM.A .i M W. E. NEWSOM. SIZES 34 TO 54. $8.50 livery Suit warranted. J. M. MOYER&CO. Successors to Brownsville Woolen Mills. Retail store, 140 First street, under the Gilman. UNCLE MYEES, THE PORTLAND JEWELER. IMI'OItTEIt AND DKAI.KU IN Diamonds, Clocks, Watches, Jeweierv,' and Optical Goods. Fin Watch and Jewelry Repairing. Orders from the Country Solicited. 165 First Street. Between Morrison ond Yamhill. Portland, Or. CASH STORE! W. J. IV3UCKLE & CO, -1IK.A1.KIIH IN- General Merchandise, BLUE FRONT One Price Cash Store. . WM. SYMONS, Crockery, Glassware,' BKALEB IN General Merchandise DRY GOODS, , OUOCERIES. TINWARE, ETC. Ladies' FineShoes PATENT RAINIER, : MEDICINES. i : : OREGON. Final Settlement nnd Distribution. Kotlcn is hereby iciven that I, the under slxned ailmiiilstitttor ot the entiite of Kd win A. lilbey, deueaHed. have tiled my finnl account as administrator of uid estate, in the County Uourt of the Mate of Oregon, for Columbia County, tonether with my pe titition (or distribution of the roaidue of Maid eHtato now remaining in my huiidi a surh adiuinhitriitor ax (lKmirlbecl and net forth in my wild Ilnnl rep,,rt petition for distribution, and that the aald ;ourt Ima fixed tbe 6th day of September, 1MI2. at the hour of 2 oiclook P. M., of aaid day, und the court room of wild court as the time and place for hearing objections to the aid final account!) and Bnid petition for distribution of the residue of said iwtnte. h. W. Pl.UMEK. Admlnwtrator of lite estate of Kdwin A. IJbey, deceased. j8uS Patea July 8, A. D. 189?, Boots, Shoes, Ladies' Dress Goods, Queens ware. I Furnishing Goods, LUMBER. SHINGLES, ETC, Produce Taken In Exchange, It Will Pay You to Consult Our Prices. RAINIER, - - - OREGON. THE RETAIL MERCHANT is the nccesHiiry Medium of Trade between tbe Mttnufucturor and the Consumer. lie must protect the intercdt of his customers by purchtuiing id the lowest and and best markets, and by selling to his patrons at the Lowest Possible Prices. PROPRIETOR OF IHE OLD ST. HELENS STORE, In keeping these true principles of trade always in view ; often leaves the old track and strikes ''across lots" for Bargains for his customers. Ills stock of TXsGeneral Merchandise Is being enlarged by New Goods Every Day. It In not convenient to name tho nianv dlfTi'rent articled kept on sulo, a.-Ms from Dry Oomln.Olfitliinir, LndicH' Wear, tleiithiiien's Wear, Ikad Weur, Foot Wear, Flour and Feed, (Irot cries and Cim- Uoots and Shoes, ned (foods. Nulls and Hardware. Orockerv and Olassware, (Irnnito anu nnware, rowiler and Wbol, ilats and uups Patent Medicines, Toilet Articles, etc.