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Newspaper Page TextBt. IIkucns, Fkuuuahy 24, 1803, BRIEF MENTION. vviwQpmioa lbs state eouli Halted Ktatri nd County Official Piper 'flen lbl, citv MJ Houiion, I gone. "uMmi Wednesday u noon. Jut ti the big bell in the clock tower w linking the signal for the work, men on the oity hall to r,.-. f. dinner, end the keen, sharp whittle rum ma nit ib.L. ...l..i Ylmliell nrn. an. nillalila T. V u 7 . .--- M Muum 7 nuunoonient that . . " "un w" Pn) the Herid an W - V"UJ A II1IS UllUSIlUl nnlu nnnm W.J . L. .... . -1 aawiav VWI HBU UHII cat Wednesday end yesterday, fright .n(i hled hlm . . ., a. .1 ...... . . ..T.. . . -V-UMI, . v, rauure mauus aim organs, rort- pudho strand near th. i i. laiHI. front nf Tn xt..m -m . .... viuuo, ana wuen opposite the courthouse the shriekln. court at AsUirl Monday last, and hU.lngof the City & Suburban Kimball pianos and organs war- Mwrlo car from Columbia Citv caused ranted 5 years, the animal to turn suddenly, falllne Mr, A. Ne vln, of Coble, called at thli ovr th b,uff dlitanee of eeyeral ofllno yesterday. " from which death mulled Klmbull nianot have elastic touch. Advertliere who with to reach neonl Mr. A. Stump, of ScapjxwM, wae In lh rUr1 ',Utrl.ot, "4 ,n localities the oity Wednesday Uat. mum P"cauooe are eeldom in i it . i .i wu """ patronise me columns of Mr. I). C. Tedford, of Rainier, ipent Bunday last in 8t. Uvleus among hie many friends, Kimball organi. L. V, Moore, Port land, Mr. Richard CoilUaMn, one of Hill. bom's loading business men, w in the city Monday. Kimball pianos L. V. Moore Tort- laud. WASHINGTON LETTER. (From rtgular eorrtipondmt.) WMblniton. February 17, 1889, Mr. Cleveland cabinet, as eo far an Bounced, Is much more pleasing to reoubll cane than to demourats, and the 'election! indicate that the dsiuocratle party proper a w oe consulted eren lees from March 4 than It wee durlnc Mr. Cleveland'. other administration. He appears to (eel under DO obllcatlona to tha machine ala. Judge Blanoharu I pile driver It at mont, either (or li nomination or hie elec ork reimlriiia the sheer boom In Uo". element bas been frequent- LU river near ite mouth. 7 mr our n ,M .,wo or ,nrw ,, ,, t oiwnninm,mar. uievelsnd was Kimnaii pianos are reliable ana I ambitious of fouii.iinren.rmii.i,..i ........ - . .. . r r" r vi uurauis. more renubllcan than democrallc in Ita ta. The elierifT'e offirw ie now adorned d,,,e'"- Buch Pnlnent democrate u I UaH.l.u I J ( I , 1th a w aafe. w).l.-l Hheriff Maaale ..." ac.nowieog. a xv v vai wvvii uuefni tuvir put In Wedmeduy. Kimball pianoe are first claai. Mr. Urulmru, the waler work! man failed to tit in an appearance at the Uet meeting of the city council. Kimball pianoe. Moore, Torwland, Or. Frofeaeor Brlce, of LuConter, came over Sun lay and gave th newly ganited braat band their flret regular drilling. L. V, Moore, Portland, Kimabll Pi anoe. Sheriff Maaele wUhee ue to announce, opinion by Mr. Cleveland concerning the rueiubcrnlilp or the cabloet; contequenUy there la alrrady a (feline of retentmrnt In the senate agalnet biro, and Senator Hill is adding (tiel to the flames in every way be can. The democratic talk Is mostly aimed at Oreaham, but the truth of the matter Is that the selection of Dan Lamont to be sec retary of war and of ei-partner Biitell to or. be poetmater general gives as little sslis- tactlod aa that of Oreaham to be secretary o( state. Tboy ere regarded aa personal and not political selections. Carlisle secretary of the treasury is the only one of the (oar members of the cabmet alrrady elrvfcd who can truly be said to meet the expectations of the democrats, in eongraaa. That Ibis feeling of enmity to Mr. Gere that aa he has nut yet received the a talc levy lie cannot receive taxes be- land cxiU Is plain to all, but your eorree fore March 15lh. Ipondentdoea not think, report to the con- , , , trary notwithstanding, that It will be car Kimball piauoe-deep baas, dear rleJ toeb, ,Mai otoppoeingtbeeonflrma troLiU. ,un 0f any 0 tD( cabinet nominations , al Mr. T. C. Watts returned from Halem thougti nothln would be more to the liking v.,l.ul.. .ti. Uin aWnt ainc m Ser.ator HUij but Senator Hill is too ... i i i ,i.a ,..K. ,hr""1 PUclM butt hie head egelnat v "v " " a brick wall. Dnleaa be baa poattive as Ifgtaluturfl. aurances (rum a sufficient number of una- Pianoe and organe, L. V. Moore, 'i to m " certain that be can defeat uortland. I tb nominations it Is not probable that he " , , , , will openly oppose them, Mr. w. ii. Vionyere, laisaames Benator Bherm.n aaya he does not (svor rust 1 1 tit; real eeUle and insurance the iaaue o( bonda nnleaa it becomes abso agent, wai In St. Helen Tuesday look lutely neceeaary in order to keep up the I... .h..e I,,.. malum In rni.r.l I gold reserve III the treasury. Hla bill to I authotlte the secretary of the treasury to Kimball Pianos endorsed by Patti, Imu, jo.0OO.00O in nve-year S per cent It . ..m. Mri.l that If St. Hal. bond ,of PurP of replenishing the . , I gold reeerve which has been favorably re- " w""r y "J ported, la simply to save some money (or will have to put it in. This the coun- tbe government if bonds have to b. Issued oil ehould Druceed to do without delay. No new law Is needed to laaue bonda, but ... ,, .,.,.. t ir I bonda iasued under present la wa would have Pianoe direct from l-ctory. L. V. L, nol e than 4 per cent, and to run (or a long term of yeara; hence Senator A Chicago lumber journal sayi that Sherman's bill. Tbe president 1 so strong CMuiubia countv fOrearon aah is the 'y opposed to an Issue of bonda that It is ...:.., i i.. .i.i certain that nothing ahort of the direst """ fjnanclalatralU would cause bi.o to allow takes a flue poltah, and looki we" u whn, he remains In office, and BecreUry vai nialied. 1 he wotM is strong ana Koster aaya be aees nothing In the situation Ima a bfauLiful k-rain. to require it at this time. ,,, ... r . t ..i j n. The president having forwarded the treaty Kimball organs. Moore, Portland, Or. (w tunnttMltm 0( Hawaii to the senate, Mr. A. II. Illakeslcy lost one of his accompanied by a message recommending l,r..H. W..,lnc..liv bv the animal fall- Us immediate ratification, bas gone to Maryland (or two or three days duck shoot. Ing. It was first thought that it would be beat to accomplish annexation by ao act of congress, but owing to the short Urns re maining ot the session and the belief that nmmnt aillnn apaa liMMiaaarv It araa Mm Beauregard, one of I cuded to do lt by treaty, which only needs ' ing over the cliff iu front of the court house, a distance of 25 feet. Oil more endorses the Kimball Pianos. General O. T, tbe loading Confederate general! dur- the ratification of the senate and the formal inn the civil war, and perhaps oue of acceptance by the Hawaiian government to . . . . j;,i Mnn.tal- become binding on both countries. Tbe ..,. ........... trett, hort on,, provides that Ulk-nu Ae a iui.no ran u ... tha Bro,Ition.i MTernment of Hawaii ahaU many branchea of the government be- remain in oharge of that country until con fore Ihnt eeclional strife came up Gen- greaa shall provide by leatalatlon a new ml Beauregard bad few superior. n"'": X aULpr0Tif " lh" U mu,J V v ka asll Aa.il kav the. ST alii aktl sTAWamiilAnt Kimball pianot defy competition, within sixty daysafur it IsreoslvedstHon ,k...i, . n:ti,.ll olulu. Besldea the message and the treaty vnj wa.er .,. - lhe Dr.,j,nt sent to the senate a mass ot I wood dock td warenousc, pumng crreapondMce relating to HawaUandthe a. border around the public alrand, policy of tbe United Btatealo dealing there- leolrio ligbte, etc., are an Being pnahed to completion aa fust as could la axoectcd. Indeed the boom la on in St. Helens. Kimball Piuft ) are the best. The ice blockade in the upper Co lumbia la broken up. M week large cakes of the "froien water" hai been floating seaward pust St. Helen, at some point being an impediment to with In the put. The president assured himself before taking this aotion that the senate would ratify the treaty, and Secre tary ot State Foater aaya he expects to sign the official copy of it, after Its ratification, (or the commissioners to take back with them before he sails for Europe, and he Is booked to leave on tbe 25th Inst. Aa Extra Session of Coagroea, A Washington dispatob to the Ore- gonian says: "J he direct commanas navigation, more particularly at night. 0f cff eland to the democraU In con Bee tbe Kimball piano before buy- greM that the Sherman law roust be ing. repealed having been disregarded by The question of erecting a city hall tu esCepl a few faithful one who were ia the topic of conversation on the woa over by promise, bas made tbe atreet corners this week. This I the nP,t president very angry and be Is ureliminary (wind) work. Later on, determined to ahow them what a real if at all. will come the more subs tan- Ipresideut can do. It i generally un tial part of the pW, putting up the derawod today that Cleveland will have monoy. congress in session at an early day for Don't buy before eeing the Kimball the repeal of the ilver law, and that be pjunos. baa aireaay auowea it w om uuuttiww or. .,. .i.n tn ae ao much Interest that in order to get offices and recognl i. i h mnra nroKreseive element lion at the White Housa aubeerviency Vfl Sh U II 'J - sj ear ! , i.. .v-nHu hall nroDoaition. Thi 1 to hi warn will be neceary, . . .:..,!.. k. nrnnnsitinn I land doe not like eoneressmen. Me lllfieea a siriun r--. 1 j i,i ka nnahed in Boite of all feel Independent of tjiem now, BUU Jasae g- a J J a moss buck opposition. All those wish- prefer! to ooeroe them it they do not ing to subscribe money for thi. purpose come to hi. term. Tbe extreme silver now have an opportunity to do so. Al- men, believing Ibey can atall time, be ,.adv several hundred dollar, have .uocessfulin keeping up a good thing been ubscribed, with prospect for I a they have at present, bur deter considerable more. I mined to filibuster again tb aundry olril bill bsoause It contain the Bber man bond issue provision. Thi. alone would force an extra session, becaose if till or any of the large appropriation bill fail, another session ie absolutely necessary in order to keep the govern' ment going. But a little thing like forcing an extra session cuts no figure with the extremist, who already feel that they met tbe diaapproval of Cleve land and can eioect no favor at his hand anyway." The Home Paper. No mam who ha the interest of hi county at heart should fail to subscribe for his horn prper, layi Tb News paper Man. In inoouraglng it pub lication ho I assisting In building op about biin enterprise, the luocess of which at the am time enhance the value of hi own aurroundlngt. It give him more news ot immediate concern than the big city papers; it stand up manfully for hla right; he lwaya bai a champion in bi bom paper, and those who Hand up for an other should be well sustained. The interest of both are kindred and equal, and must rise or fall together. There fore it ii to tbe interest of everyone to support the home paper; not grudg ingly, but in a liberal spirit ; a a pleas ure not as a disagreeable duty, but an investment that will amply repay all expenditure. City Ball Fasttt. So far the following amounts have beed subscribed toward building a pub- lio hall in St. Helen. By publication day next week we bope to see thi sum doubled. Hart,C. R $100 00 Swsger.J. H 00 00 Muckle, James 60 00 Little, A, B., 10 00 Blakesley.A.H 80 00 Dart, James 60 00 Cox, R 00 Watklna.H. P 28 00 Muckle, Charles , 00 00 Quick, B R, 80 00 Colburn, (,'. L., 10 00 Rice. W.J 10 00 Robinson, A., hauling lumber .. .. 80 00 George Lamont, C. W. Blakealey, Walter Cox, U Decker, H. t. Bong, William Mil. s, F. U. Miles, each subscribed eevoa days work. The Commission. Tbe legislature elected the following commissioner tor the ensuing term ol two year: For Railroad Commissioners H. B. Compson of Klamath Falls, J. B. Eddy of Pendleton. I. A. Macrum of Forest Grove. Fish Commissioners Geo. T. Myers, W. J. Riley, Joseph Paquet and George Giustin, all of Portland. Food Commissioner Charles Hol- man, farmer, of Clackamas county, Game Protector Ferrie Henahaw, of Portland. Pilot Commissioner Captain John , Brown, B. F. Packard and John Fox. Brown and Fox are residents of Astoria. DKLENA. The weather for the past week baa been averagely good for this time of the year. The snow is tuelUng rapidly and will soon be a thing of tbe past, that is, if we don't get a new supply. Tbe roads are exceedingly muddy and badly In need of tbe attention of the road supervisor. Mr. J. O. Henrlcl. of Portland, spent Bat arday and Bunday Uat with frlenda In thia place. Mr. J. H Douglass left on tbe night boat Isat Bunday for Portland. Tbe Delena ball bas been ceiled and painted inside, and with but little more work, will be complete In all departmsnts. Mlas Attla Matthews elosed a very suc cessful Bve-montba' term of school in the Lost eresk dlstrlot last Friday. 8everal of our young folks have been well remembered this year, as is shown by the number of valentinea w have seen. Serious Accident While out driving a short time since, Mis Tinknam, of Uillton, Or- wa thrown from ber carriage and sus tained a dislocation of her shoulder, which resisted all effort ot reduction. In thi deformed condition she called on Dr. Darrin who soon reduced the dislocated member and restored her to perfect health. Bead the appended letter from her mother: Gill ton, Or., Feb. 9, 1803. Dr. Darrin Allow ma to express my gratitude for the skillful operation of breaking up adhesion and reseting my daughter' ehoulder. Tbe opera tion resulted in a perfect cure. Thank fully yours, . Mrs. D. F. TivxHaif. aTree Traatmeat Oontlnaed. Dr. Darrin, at 370 Washington atreet, continue to give free treat ment from 10 to 11 A. M. daily, and ill until further notice, to all new case. "Those able and willing to pay will receive medical and electrical treatment at $5 ft month, lurgical and special diseases excepted. Hour, 10 M. to 6 P. M., 7 to 8 evening. Bun day, 10 to 12. The doctor will send to any mail or express offloe address hi eleotrloand medical treatment on receipt of symp toms and 15 per month. Send for question blank and circulars free. Ex amination gratis. Those intending to oonsult Dr. Darrin should do to at once as the loir rat of f 5 per month will not always last. All curable obronio, aoote and private disease treated by electricity, medicines and lurgery, , Open to Settlement. United States Land Office, Oregon City, Or., Feb. 18, 18 Notice Is hereby given that the maps of resurvey of township north, range 8 weat, and township 7 north, range 8 weat have been received at this office. On April, 1893, ate o'clock a tn tbe plat of township 6 north, range 8 weat, will be died In this office, and applications to file on said land will thereafter be received in this office. On April 11, 1803. st o'clock a. m., tbe plat of township 7 north, range 8 weat, will be (lied in this office, and applications to die on said land will thereafter be received In this office. J. T. APPERBON, Register. FETICH PAQDKT, Receiver. Cleveland's Cabinet Completed. Mr. Cleveland announced Wednesday that be had completed bis cabinet by nom lusting tbe following: Walter Q. Oreaham, of Indiana, secretary (.1 stste. John O. Carlisle, of Kentucky, secretary of the treasury. Daniel 8. Lamont, of New York, secre tary of war. Hilary A. Herbert, of Alabama, secre tary of the navy. Hoke Bmltb, of Georgia, secretary of the Interior. J.Btarllng Morton, of Nebraska, secre tary of agriculture. Richard Olney, of Massacbnsstts, attor ney-ceneral. Wilson 8. Blasell, of New York, post master-general. ParaasoBla, At no time in tbe history of (he conn try baa pneumonia been so prevalent as during the winter months of the last two year. In time past a common cold wa not considered at all serious but of late years the great tendency of colds to result in pneumonia bas made people apprehensive. The trouble is thst cold are not always properly treated. Wo preparation containing opium, wild cherry or chloroform ehould be used, as they have a tendency to dry up a cold, whereas it should be loosened and the lungs relieved. It ha been observed that when Chamber- Iain's Cough Remedy is used the cold neyer reeolt in pneumonia. The reason ie that tbie remedy stimulates tho mucous membrane which lines the throat and lungs, to a healthy action. causee a free expectoration, throwing off tne poisonous matter, and couu teract any tendency toward pneu monia. For ssie by Edwin Bos. rV)B BALK OR tlASK-Oood barn In St X? Helena, suitable lor Bllblla laad and aala stable , room lor a number ol horses and Tehlclee and aunr overhead lor lead, rood location. Ap- p.j w i uuaAfl buursa. JAPANESE) CURB A aew and complete treatment, consist! dc ot Snpposilariaa, Ointments la Capsules, also la vox ana mis: a rueiuve (aire tor axiernai, in tarnal. Blind and Bleedlns. Itcblnr. Chronie. ftaeant or Heredltarr Fllea. and manv other diseases and female weaknesses: It ia alirarsa traat bene! to the maral health. The flret dlaeorery ol a medical cure rendering aa opera Uoa with tne kolie unnecessary hereafter. This Itemedr has never been known to fall. II per boa. for IS; sent by mail. Why suffer from this terrible disease when a written guarantee is alTso with S boxes, to relund the monav U not cured. Bend stamp (or tree SamDle. Guarantee Issued br Wooosan, Clasks A Co., Wholesale ana netau unuauie, note Aeente, roruaaa. or. TOGBIST ISO FilILT BEADOUAITERS. New York Eestanrant. - Abdebboh a Bxabtby, Proprietors. New ISt First Btrewt, PORTLAND, - - OREGON CITY BARBER SHOP -ARE BATHHOUSE. C. Is. COLBURN, Proprietor. Has Been Thoroughly Refitted and Rearranged. Only Baths in the City. ST. HELENS, OREGON. FRUIT TREES! WE HAVE TO MAKE ROOM for serine Diamine, so are offerine antile trees at wholesale prices to retail buyers. These are choice varieties, snila ble for market or home nse; $4 lor 60, 7 for 100; prune trees, fix per 100. a, nubuvAi , Jan. 20. 189S-tf Scappoosa, Or. ESTRAY NOTICE There is a stray cow at my place, at Scappoose Landing, about six years old; color, brin- dle, and branded "1 on the lelt horn. Owner can have same by paying costs. JOHN JOHflSUJN. Rattle far Paialleaitlaat. Laad OSlea at Oregon City, Oreaon. January 36, MS. NOTICE Is hereby Uvea that the lollowlnf aaaMd Settler has filed noUoe of hla inten- Uoa to make final srool In eupport ot hla claim, and that said proof will be made before the County Clerk of Columbia count;, at St. Helena, Orecon, on March Is, USS, vis: JOSHUA C. FARB, Homestead eatrv No. sen. lor the lots 1. and I. sec 1; lot 4, see Is, t T n, r 1 w. He namee the following wllnas.es to prove bla continuous residenee upon, end cultlraUoo ol, said land, via: Under sao M01, R. 8.; F. G. Winchester, W. H. Ein. X W. Farr, John C. Fan; all ot Bainler, Columbia aeunty. Oregon, rim 10 J. T7 APPKRSON, Bealsser. , 4 SoUntino Aerloa V Agency Jy JOfcX ,L T)D. MARKS). tJOPVRrOHTIL arte, sua liirmm.11 taUNN CO, )aI bvreaa for ITvHT Patent takso, out b eta&ws BButtdflAnk Wl)tml ft(B Broad wat, Nrw Tone. MtetiU in AvBrietii jry Mtsiml taksn out by ma to broQaTht bfot Mtbu to aMii fiTa txm u QLavf ikm tannest etreeMtfoa of anr eewosiee paper la the KiktT BpleaaidlT Tiluafaatad. KoutaUUtmi sua if'C'il'S Hew It Beestaaa Papailar. When people find an article much superior to anything of the kind they have ever before used, they are almost sure to tell their friend about it, and especially if they know of some friend needing such an article. Dealer also soon loaru the true value of their goods, and when they have an article of unusual merit thny will almost in variably mention the fact to their cus tomers. This accuuu t in a great nieaa ure fur the large sale on Chamberlain's Cough Remeby. Here is an instance : W. L. Needham, a prominent citizen and business man of Orrsburg, Mo., ha been celling Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for several year and recom mend it to hi customers' because in his experience it hae proven to be tbe best for colds, croup and whooping cough. He says it is the most popular medicine that he handles, and gives the best eatiafaction. 60 cent bottles for sale by Edwin Roes. Frwna ska Plsaey Woade. Of the north to the Everglades of the Booth sh druraist. are besieged by people with every aae oi rnenmausm, inquinn Drammond Medicine Co. 48-60 Maiden rheumatism, inaulrina about Dr. Druramond'a remedy. ' Will it cure me?" And the drngpiat points to the fact that the Lane, New York, offer a reward of 1600 for a case their remedy wiU not cure. That kind ol answer Is satisfying, and the auf ferer planks down five dollars and goes home and is cured. Not onlr relieved I but cored. Acenta Wanted. Notice of Sale. I will on 8ATURDAY, the 4th day of FEBRUARY. 1803. at 11 o'clock a. m.. sell st public auction, at niy bouse on the "Wapato Farm." on the Willamette ugb, in Colombia Comity, Oregon, two raes belonging to the firm of I. F. Pow ers, described aafnllowa. One bar hnree, will weigh about 1200 pounds, and the other s sorrel with a white face, and will weigh about the asms. The said sale ia for the board and tbe pasturage of aald horses from ths 15tb of November. 1891. nntil the pres ent, amounting to f 112, and the coats ot advertising and sale. Jan. 13, 1883 It . D. HENKIC1. For Salel I have a number of registered Poland China, pige, which I will sell at my place at Scappoose, Oregon. j6a6 Habbt West. BRYin? a conuiw, Manufacturers of and Dealers in ROUGH- -AND- DRESSED Fir and Cedar Lumber. Clear Flooring, Ceiling and Finishing Material Constantly on Hand, Clatskanie, - - Oregon. Are You Prejudiced Many people think it necessary to go to Borne large city to find a first-class DRUG STORE. Don't you believe it; because you can be convinced that there is a first-class drug store here by calling on E3clwiii Kosjs, Who carries a fine and varied stock of Drugs, Chemicals, Standard Patent Medicines, Fresh from the Factory. Prescriptions carefully compounded by an experienced chemist. St. Helens, : : Oregon. EUGENE HAHNEMANN. Wholesale Dealer in IkPOKTID AND DOMX8TIC Wines? Liquors DISTILLER'S AGENT. tT rr.mt Street, Partlamel, Oreajam. Hart & Sweetland, Proprietor 4 St. Helens Meat Market Fresh and Baited Heats. Bauaage. Fish ana vegetables. Meals by wholesale at special rates. Express wagon run to all parte of town, ana cnargea reaaoname. H. DOLMAN Has the St. Helens AGENCY FOR . BRADLEY.METCALFCIH CELEBRATED BOOTS&SIfOES ISTABUSHEO IMS (1 BlttCEST 6 o6TTHCTls,ti tssaasaa tanaaanta A Large Invoice ot Stylish and Durable Footwear Just Received. Fries of old Stock Greatly Red need. PORTLAND Marble Works. 8CHANEN & NEU, ' Manufacturers ot Monuments, Headstones, And all kinds of Marble, Granite, Stonework, Tablet, Curbing, etc. Special estimate for any desired work famished on application. 868 First St, bet Madison and Jefferson, Portlmael. Oresrom. F. .R. CHOWN, H A Fi ID W" .A.RHj '" -AST) S T O "V-: 3E3 : S . 212 First and 9 Salmon Street. PORTLAND CLATSKANIE LINE.- STEAMER Ge W. SHAVER. J. W. SHAVER, Master. . Leaves Portland at Alder St. dock Monday. Wednesday, Friday for Clatskanie, touching at Sauvies Island, St. Helens,Columbia City, Kalama, Neer City, Rainier, Cedar Landing, Mt Coffin,' Bradbury, Stella, Oak Point, and all intermediate points, re turning Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. MUCKLE BROS., Manufacturers of- laiurviBER AWP BBaUB I GENERAL 1IERCHAHDISE. ST. HELENS. OR. Joseph KelloRS & Co.'s River Steamers. CHEAPEST VATCa II TEE 1HI8L0. aaaaiua aoTiaarr, sols rva CftlT in Cass, so -aai knvuwa. M tavif nsnot teltova that vr mb mralak a tlSI 61 rJFffiKX I I'SfVif SrMmSsUtra.Unterim. w It,, ai CSUMTtl w xwp .nva un. m.i tha tia i mt, aa to cmr rrUUl Ki UBsV UhsTVM raMTlMli lff M Irtunpsa of Aarsarteaka t notsltr in aatlL Ha ha aMBlrMt fctublM at WM b rfjt orvtoi- tor Meba sHvSL afM UM flit Tba tarM wftlAb bui MtariM pltutl m Hv worn siiiiaj TsTatnrsaW ll ril VsMtTS Oaf nNftlBMI IM kVUUaJ. CMttKMHaf Mat ka AwirlUsi UNf Mo Vara rHnlM tta ' tea aalDtiaav MsrlMalv alUatosL rf f1aiMl and toMad. Ka fmunx wtodiim alUobrrXa.il r qmnnir mo ur, HaUad ptNtV-paM fnr m ffr tfa.sm A wrltlM jsniatiitof svoaonapaBla Molk HsHtwi t a mm will bissmi wtt h a hawtoaiw aWM flaw4 Empire Watch Co, 'J3S New York. Joseph Kellogg and Northwest. FOR COTVXJTZ'BrVSR,'' NORTHWEST Iavea KELSO Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 6 am. Leaves PORTLAND Tuesday, Thurs day, and Saturday at 6 a. m. JOSEPH KELLOGG Ws RAINIER at 5 v m. daily, Sunday excepted, arriving at Portland at 10:30 a. m. Returning leaves Portland at 1 p. m., arriving at 6 p. m Stop For your Medicines at the Clatskanie Drug Store, Where you will find the largest stock of PATENT MEDICINES. PRESCRIPTION DRUGS, TOILET ARTICLES, ETC., In Columbia County DR. J. E. HALL, Proprietor.