The Oregon mist., March 17, 1893, Image 3

Halted Rtttei tad County Offlelal Paper
St. Hki.kms, Mahoh 17, 1803,
BRIEF MENTION.
Thl U St. Patrick' day.
Muokle Bro. mill will start up next
Monday.
W, A. Meeker hi been eon fined to
hi bed for several day.
Anioa Slavena came down from
Clackamaa county yesterday.
Mr. W.J. Muckle, of Baloter, ia
visiting to this city.
Surveyor Little went down to Water
ford, Wash,, Tuesday.
Attorney Bice'a new law office it
rapidly nearlng completion,
Harry Massie severely cut hit hand
on a piece of ((last Wednesday.
Select your Easter bonnet early. A
good assortment at Mr. Colburti'e.
W. M. Dolman visited Salem last
Sunday, returning Monday night.
Mr. Porter, representing C. II. Dodd
4 Co., I'crtlaud, waa in the city Mon
day last.
Mrs. B. E. Foster, of Reuben, left a few
days ago for an extended trip east of
the Bockiea.
Tlie display of new millinery good
will begin tomorrow, Saturday, March
18, at Mra. CcdburnV
Mr. and Mr. Jame Muckle went to
Portland on Monday last, returning on
the night boat
Mrs. M. J. Scott, of the Columbia
reaUuraut, ha been seriously ill for
several days past.
Blieriff Massio ha received the state
levy and I now ready to receive tee.
lWt all apeak at once.
Misses Emily Co and Amy Geor
apent last Sunday in Rainier, the guest
of Mr. and Mra. W. J. Muckle.
Judge McBride will convene circuit
court here tomorrow for one day oaly
for the purpose of hearing motions end
sotting caaea, preparatory for the regu
lar May term biiiHM of bia court.
If partita who circulated the rumor
that I had cone out of business, or bad
ny intention of going out, will try as
hard to overtake and correct the mis
take, I will be well advertised.
Mus. C. L. Colburh
We are In receipt of acommunicalion
from Wboop-up this week but not
ikmIm who it is from we decline to
publish it. In sendiug items intended
fur pnWication the author name must
Invariably be attached so we may anow
who it is from.
Now that the water work contract
baa been aigned our citisona ahould
(urn their attention to the proposed
new city Imtti and Uiat btiug coin
i.liied. inauKurste aome other 1m
)roveuicut. Continue right along the
line of program already atarted and St
11,-lena may yet enjoy be11"
substantial growth.
Jacob Oeoigu' of the St. Helen bo
tvl, i doing the preliminary work pre
paratory to building a new barn.
E. 0. Darling, ot Pittsburg, came
over Monday, He report that there
is still two foot of snow on the summit
of the mountain.
A. H. Blakesloy i putting in the
time between showers preparing fur
gardening on hi splendid traot west
of town.
Mr. N. Llvormore 1 sorely afflicted
with poison oak, his face being terri
bly swolon.so that he can scarcely see.
Volume 1, No. 1 of the Monmouth
Record is before us, neatly printed
and well edited. Success, brothers.
Mashers HtcsnnusSsllta,
W ars acquainted with many mothers In
Csiitorvllle who would not ba without
ChamlMtrlain's Cough ilmnedy In the bonne
for a K'oil many tltuss Its coat, snd ars roo
oninwiidliiK It every dny. Krum pemonal
sxpertanc w can say that It ba broken
up bad colds for our elrililrsn. Cnlervllls,
South Dakota, Cltlsen. SO cent bottles for
sals by Kdwiu Hoss, drugitlnt.
The
Helens
lor has at
l.,,n.lln. will 1h 2832 feel with sheds
.Win in addition. This is
bme nHncipally U acommodal hi
gueeta from the couutry who happen
to be in town over mgni.
Toe annual city election in St. Hel
ena will take place on Monday, April
, 1893, between the hour of seven
nd eight o'clock p. m. The following
officers of election have been appointed
U.vnr Walt I Judges, J. U. Swa-
A. Klua-and J. B. Beegle; clerks,
W J. EaaUbrook and L. Decker,
The machinery for the water works
in St, Helena arrived yesterday from
Portland, and Messrs. Orchard and
Jones have commenced the construo-
M tha nlant. which win oe pu...u
.long as laat a possible until corn
Dieted, llie new vim ...
ha been waiting o long
lut set in.
t...i. umin ha filed aull
lU.l
. .... ....... imiiit. court in Multno'
u .cainst the Joseph Kel
logg Transportation Company for $10,
' . i... t.inruia received while
jw uanisw .
i. .v.. jr.,ulanl'a employ. On Aug
ust 27, so the complaint alleges, the
. .....ul aa a deckhand
piainuu
.i.. ....mr Joseph Kellogg,
. .... mado at Jones wharf a
1 .Le. and Mordman waa ordered
to carry merchandise from the steamer
to the dock. While doing so a rotten
plank on the wharf gave way and he
v . ,..nt and severely
waa tnrown w
Injured and waa confined in a he
pital for two months.
Editor Balhom. of the Astorian, waa
tried in the Circuit court at Astoria
U.l week for libeling Sidney De l,
lllegUw,, and discharged. UW
are mm wiwri'
il Ia Artnt.
know better n -...
i xisnm airaint a
"awaperV publishing the truth
. "..i--. Indeed the newspaper's
flTJiatoshowupaUraud.
thaUb. people may not bn imposed
. bv that class of bullie which
Knctcr. hence could not be
If.omepeoplecouldrea.se
how . mall Uiey are in the estimation
, Vom who surround them the dust
locality would be abaken trom
jjarir feet in hort order.
DKLKNA.
COCWTY COURT.
March Term,
Wvsthir ths past week lis been rather
unsettled, ss ws bavs bad snow, rain and
sunshine, all In one day.
btock of all kinds look well after tb hard
winter, which stieaks well for tbs farmers
In Hearer valley.
Grass Is very stow to start but the late
apririK will b better for fruit of sit klndi, ss
wilt prevent ths buds from starting until
tb frosty weather has past, which Is so
destructive to fruit.
Our roads are slill In a deplorable condi
tion and some Immediate acUon should be
taken to Improve them, either by planking
or otherwise, as the law gives the right to
Ueue bonds for the construction of roads,
payable ten or twenty years bfciies. Why
not have a plank road from Rainier to
C'latnkaiiie, by way of Helena f This could
be dons st a moderate cost and would be of
great benefit to the emirs lower end of the
county. A good road that could be ueed
all tbs year round would greatly Increase
the value of proierty, besides more tnen
compensating for ths coot of construction
In ths way of increased business and com
fort w would enjoy compared with our
present, almost luipassnble, roads. Cer
tainly every properlv-owner along the line
would be willing tJ pay his small tax to
wards building such a public highway, for
ba will readily see It Is building up bis own
Interests fsster tban could possibly be done
Ithout It. Where we now can haul our
produce to market not more than four
months in the year, at least, we couia tnen
haul bay. pots oes, lumber and shingles to
market, and btlng In other necesasries of
life st any tltna in the year when the mar
ket beat suited. Let us hope "the ball will
bs kept rolling" until a road has been built
that could be used at all times of me year.
Rev. Moore preached to a large audience
at Helena hall last Hunday, and hereafter
will hold services regularly on the second
ml fourth Sunday ot each month at this
lace at o clock p. m.
Mr. J. A. Atkins made a business trip to
'ortlsnd last week. .
Mr. and Mrs. J. Winchester returned
borne, after an extended vbtit to Kelso, last
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Cbss. Msserve, of Oregon
City , spent several days in ihe valley visit
ing relatives snd renting from the arduous
duties of Die newspair office. They went
to Clatskanle on the stesmer Barali Dixon
laat Wednerday, where they expect to re
main a few days.
Wsgner Bros, expect to move to a place
nesr Rainier In the near future.
auits
ahould
ELECTRICITY AS A MEDICINE
si niiMui Ylcia to tne bsduo
Agency Two Ilemarkable i,asea,
Dr. Da rein : The electric and med
ical treatment you gave my boy one
year ago for catarrh, discharging ears
and deafness of 4 years' standing, was
a success. He enn hear now and no
m.,n rlibarcrca SIlDCSr. Ho WBS
cured one year ago.
STEPHEN MATUUfl.
Bickelton.Wash.
Mb. Editor: Dear Sir For over a
year I have been suffering with a severe
. a .1
pain through my enest ana lungs sum
had a troublesome cough and waa going
into ranid consumption. My physician
t.u.i ion m ud. I came to Dr. Dar-
.....
rin and put myself under nia treaimen.
To mv aurprise I eoon gained rapidly
recovered my former
ood hoalth. I can be seen and referred
... . . i
to at any time at Kavain, mooi., wuw.
I reside. Your truly,
M. LAYTON.
Dr. Darrin can be consulted free at
270J Washington street, Portland, and
i...,u hniMins. Hnoicane, nasu.
Office hours, 10 to 6 daily, evening
m 8 Sunday 10 to 12. They treat
i.rbla nervous. chronic, acuU and pro
vale disease, and make a peoilty of
.11 diseases of Eye, Ear, floae ana
Throat, Catarrh and Deafness, Loss of
Manhood. Syphilia, Gleet, uonorrnosa
flpermatorretBa, Seminal Weakness or
Los of Desire or Sexu.il Power in man
. All neoullar females
tmnhlcs. etc. are confidentially and
.u..iiu imaind. Most cases can
UUUV.n.....j . . .
rocttlve home treatment after a visit to
the doctor'a otnoe. inquirwa u.-c.,
..i..k.. .nd nun. lion oiauae
Drs. Damn will charge at the low rate
nf5ncr moniH. i.uiBBi'i""'"
n.t .ri disease except surgical an
special complicated case. P'octors
rail in prices is not only, a boom to the
poor, but will be appreciated by thous
and unable to pay htrgefee.. ,,
all
Three days is a very short time In which
to cure a bad case of rheumatism! but t
ran be done, If the proper treatment Is
..w.!. as will be seen by the following
from James Lambert, of New Brun.wlck,
III . -I was badly afflicted with rneuma
tism in the hips and legs, when I bought a
bottle of Chamberlain's Pain
cured n.c In three dys. lam all right to
j ,i rtM Insist on every one who Is
allliotcdwith that terrible disease to, use
Pain Balm and get will at
ones." 60 cent botUe. tor se by Kd.wln
Ross, druggUU '
Proceeding sf the
1H08.
In the matter of the change in the
Pittsburg and Vernoula county road.
Now on tlil day this matter coming
on regularly to be heard, and it ap
pearing to the court that the viewers
and surveyor heretofore appointed to
view out and turvey said road, hud
failed to meet at the time and place
appointed by the court, and more than
five having elapsed since said appoint
ed time of meeting of said viewers and
surveyor, il i therefore ordered by
the court Unit J, M. Mayoard, D. V.
Baker arid T. L. Adams, three disin
terested householders, be and they nie
hereby appointed viewera to view,
mark, locate and lay out said proposed
change in said county rond, and that
A. II. Little, a skillful surveyor, be
and he is hereby appointed by the
court to survey said proposed change;
it is further ordered by the court that
said viewers meet on the 12th day of
April, 1893, at the house of D. V.
Uaker, at 8 o'clock of said day, and
that they make a report of their doing
herein on or before the next regular
term of court, to bo held May 3, 1893.
In the matter of the change in the
county road known aa the Ooble
oounty road. Now on thia day this
matter coming on regularly to be
heard, and on motion of Messrs. Dil
lard A Coin, attorney for petitioner,
it is ordered and adjudged by the
court that thia be and the aame ia
hereby continued until the next regu
lar term of this court.
In the matter of the application of
, B. Elliott and other, for a county
road commencing at the three-mile
stake on the county road leading from
Marshland to the city of Ulatskame;
thoneein a northeasterly course to
and terminating at the city of Clats
anie. Now on this day come H,
Elliott at al, by W. II. Conyer. their
attorney, and present to the court a
petition siened by himself and thirty
eight others, praying for the establish
ment of a county roaa aa lonows:
Commencing, at the three-mile stake
the county road leading from
Msrehlaiid. in Columbia comity, State
of Oregon, to the city of Clatskante in
said county and atate, running thence
in an easterly direction on the most
oract cable route to a suite maraeu
"I": thence in a southeasterly direo
lion on the most practicable route to a
slake marked "II." Said stake is sil-
ated on the line between the lam, ol
John Leonard and Daniel Dixou in
Miction 12. township 7 north, range 5
wat : thence east across tne lana oi
John Leonard and Daniel Dixon on
tha most nraclicable route to the
mi th went corner of the land owned by
Mrs. Leon A. Elliott to a stake marked
U" in auction 7. township 7 north
ranee 4 wst : thence in a southeasterly
dinwtion on the most practicable route
to a stake marked "" on the land of
John M. Payne in aection 7, township
north, ranee 4 weet of the Willsm
ette Meridian ; thence in a nortbeast
rlv direction on the most practicable
mute to a stake maraea -a on me
land of John M. Pavne: thence in an
eiaaterlv direction on the most practi
cable route to a .take maraeo. v on
the land of Q. W. Badger in section
township 7 north, range 4 west; thence
in a northeasterly direction on the
mitat iimcticable route to a stake
marked "C" on the land ol U. W
Baduer; thence following an old pri-
vat mad across the land of O. w
Riidiror and Charles Bureau to a stake
marked "A" at a point where the
county road leading from Marshland
to the citv of Clatskanie crosses the
northern boundary line of the city of
Clatskanie in section 8, township 7
north, range 4 west of the Willamette
Meridian. And it appearing to the
court that aaid petition ana notice
mam tinned bv twelve or more house-
imhlora of Columbia county, Oregon
residing in the vicinity ol earn pro-
nniwd conntv road, and thai the said
oelition and notices djsoribed the be
ginning, intermediate point and ter
mini,, nf said DroDosed county road
with reasonable certainty, and il also
.niMarinar to the court by affidavit of
' 1 . . . .. a I. 1 1. . .
E. U. litolt ana n. a. "
.wt nminea had been posted aa re-
nnirmt bv law as follow : od the 1st
.nd Sd dava of February, 1893, one on
a cedar stump about 90 feet from the
ihrna-mila stake, and one on a fir tree
on the land of John Leonard about 200
feet from the state aescnoeu hi siu
m.H nntition aa marked "H" and one
on what is known a the China Wash
Unne, about 150 feet from tne ter
minal atnke of said proposed road, and
on the Slat day of January, 1893, one
on the courthouse door in the town of
St. Helens in said oounty and atate.
That all of said notice were posted in
publio place within said county ana
tale, and that three of aaid notices
were posted in the vicinity oi Rata pro
posed road; that allot aaid noticea
were posted more man unnj uj
prior to the presentation of the aaid
petition to the county court and a
good and sufficient bond having been
filed with the county clerk in the sum
of 1150 to cover all expense in oase de
fault ia made in opening said proposed
road. It ia therefore now ordered and
adjudged by the court that S. M. Gra
ham, W. E. Conyer and Henry Col
vin, throe disinterested householders,
be and they are hereby appointed
viewera of aid proposed county road,
and that A. B. Little, a skillful sur
veyor, ba and he is hereby appointed
surveyor to survey the same. It is
further ordered by the court that said
viewera and surveyor meet at the resi
dence of Antone Gunderson on the
2Sd day of March, 1G93, and failing to
meet on that day then within five
ilava thnreaftar. and after being duly
aworn view, lay out, eurvey and mark
out .aid proposed road, and make re
port of the aame to tni court u writ
ing on or oeioro we nras vr ouueouj
in May.
In the matter of the appointment of
a road supervisor for road district No.
S. Now on thia day thia matter com
ing on to bo heard, and It appearing
in tha court that there was no aoting
and legally appointed road aupervisor
in said road district No. o, it is ordered
by the oourt that IsaaoS. Bumgardner
be and he ia hereby appointed road su
pervisor of road district No. 5 for the
next enauinsr vear.
In the matter of the appointment of
road aupervisor for road district No. xu.
Now on this day thia matter coming
on to be heard, and it appearing to
the oourt that the regular appointed
road supervisor in said district No. 10
had failed to qualify, and In pursuance
of a former order of court, Commis
sioner Barnes had appointed W. J.
Webber to fill said vacancy, and tho
court being fully advited in the matter
it is therefore ordered anu eujuugtHj
by the court that said appointment of
W, J. Webber be and the same is
hereby confirmed by the court.
In the matter ai me repor oi rang
us Saxon of delinquent road tax in
road district No. 3. Now on this day
come Magnus Saxon, ex-road super
visor of road district iho. a, anu nies
his report of the delinquent tax col
lected in said road district, and that
$21 90 had been collected on said de
linquent list and turned over to tns
successor.it is therefore ordered by
i court that said report be ana me
same is hereby accepted.
In the matter of the return of the
Hnlinnnent tax list for the year 1892.
. . . . a af : -
Now on tins (lay. comes . a. mwmo,
sheriff of Columbia county, Oregon,
and asks the court to extend tho tune
fur retnrninff the delinquent tax roll
of 1892, and the court being fully ad-
v ed in the matter, It is inereiore now
ordered .and adi'idiced by the court
ih.t tha time for the return of the de
linquent tax roll for 1892 be and the
' . . . a. J .11 . 1. O I
same t hereby exteuaeu uuui mo am
dav of Mav. 1893.
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In the matter of bid lor taking care
of the paupere of Columbia county
Now on this day this matter coming
m reimlatlv to be heard, and it ap
pearing to the court tna in uieir opin
ion it would le a saving w me wrai;
to let the keeping and car ot tne pau
mra nf Ciilomhia county, ureeon, w
the lowest responsible bidder, it is
iiinrefiira ordered bv thecourt that the
county judge be and he i hereby au-
iimr izpri to advertise lor uius iiir uic
keepinz and care of the paupers oi
Columbia county. Oregon; said bid to
be opened at the next regular term oi
tha countv court, to be held on May
3, 1893, the county court reserving the
riiihl to reiect any ana an uioa.
In the matter of the report of the
road aupervisor of road district No. 21.
Now on tins day comes jonn vrawj,
road supervisor of road district No. 21
and presents to the court his report
for the year 1892, and it appearing to
the nnnrt that the Said John Veasey
had been unable to report at the Jan
uary term of court as required by law,
it is therefore ordered that said report
h and tho same is hereby accepted as
filed, and it ia further ordered that the
clerk draw a warrant on tho county
treasurer in favor of the said John
Veasey in the sum of f970 and that
said dintrict be credited with the aum
of f 10 30. . . . . .
In the matter of the official bond oi
A. Massie, sheriff of Columbia
county, Oregon. Now on this day tins
matter coming on to oe neara, ana it
therein named.
BILLS ALLOWED.
fiesseman. B. painting eighteen guide
boards
Tvarck. Richard, boarding Roberts,
tmunffr Dv
Zillsltt, F A, supplies furnished to
nauners 1 00
HcNutt Bros., supplies furnished
B. S. BRYANT,
Manufacturers of and Dealers in-
ROUGH
li 20
AND
paupers...
Farr. J C, witness fees, state of Ore
gon vs. A P yanLuven. 8 60
Farr, G V7, sam .... 4 30
Lee, William, ssme 8 60
Farr, John C, same 6,60
Blakasley.AH.same..., 3 46
Massie, O A, sheriff's fees ... 13 76
Hassle, O A, sheriffs fees 40 66
Honey man, Dellart A Co. noils fur
nished Columbia county 88 Z5
Woodham, Henry , canvassing elec
tion returns
Blakesley. A II, ssme 8 20
Meston A Dygert, courthouse sup-
olie 25 00
OrwiK. A J. bounty on scalps of wild
animals 8 W
Woodham, Henry, making jury list,
Deer Island 8 00
Emerson, C S, viewer on road sur
vey No. 84 ZOO
Clark, A N, ssme 260
Meeker, L. same.... 2 60
Ksppler , R, marker, same road Z 20
Barger, Louis, chsinman, same road. 2 20
Banter. Georce. same Z 20
Cleeton.TJ, public examination of
x i 10 iv
wwuvri .
o oo linn'r. von believe it: because vou can oe
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DRESSED
Fir and Cedar Lumber.
Clear Flooring, Ceiling and Finishing Material
Constantly on Hand,
7 Clatskanie, - - " Oregon.
Are You Prejudiced
Many people think it necessary to go to some large
city to find a first-class
Tpruc store.
convinced that there
is a first-class drug store here by calling on
Who carries a fine and varied stock of
Drugs, Chemicals, Standard Patent Medicines,
Fresh from the factory.
Doiman, w h. coffin for Biiiy McKay io oo I ppjrjtjjng carefully compounded by an experienced chertist.
Quick, E E, county clerk's fees 708 23 icoviiyuvuB v j r
WKEm lJ&lsLlv kJ&JU&iiz
St. Helens, : : : Oregon.
Dolman, N K , same.
Little, A B, same
Edgerton, W A, powder and caps for
road district No. .11
Dolman, W H, case of coal oil
Adams, Alonxo, bounty on scalps . .
Dolman, W H, digging grave ef Billy
McKay
Dolan, ohn, board and lodging Wm.
Moore
Little, A B, surveyor's fees
Watts, J R, lumber furnished road
district No. 8
660
2 15
200
600
27 00
18 601
680
600
appearing to I he court that one of the ni mow
bondsmen on the original bond of 0. 1 P,y to
A. Massie had died, and it also appear
ing to the court that a new and ample
bond had been iiled in this court aa by
law required by the said O. A. Massie,
sheriff, it is therefoie now ordered and
adjudged by the court tnat taia oona
be and the same i hereby accepted by
thecourt, and it further ordered
that said bond be placed on record.
In the matter of error in boundary
of road district Noji V and 1U. un
this dav this matter coming on regu
larly to be beard, ana ii appearing w
the court that in making the boundar
ies of road districts Mo. and lu on
tha man there had been an error made
and that aectiona 10, 11 and 12 prop
erly belonged in road district No. 9, as
per order ot court, out nnu inauvn -enlly
been placed in road District No.
10 It is therefore ordered by the
pourt that the clerk correct the map
and record to correspond with the
order and intent of the court.
In the matter of the establishment
of road eurvey No. 84. known aa the
. . . . , . . ...
K. Kapplor roua, anu ocsiuhiub
rnH nrvfiv No. 66 at a stake marked
A Nn. 1" at intersection of baulser
m.H with tha Wash Muokie roaa in
section 1, township 4 north, range S
mi ; thm.ee in a westerly course to a
atAkfl marked "B. No. 2," 80 rods north
nf anutheast corner of section 2, town'
liininnrlh. ranae z west; tnence
uniii h to and termination at the south'
.nut n.nrnftr of said aection 2 in aaid
town and ranee last above mentioned.
On thia day this matter coming on to
be heard upon the second reading of
the report of the viewers and it ap
pearing to the court that said viewers
and aurveyor hud met at the lime and
place appointed, and alter being duly
sworn, viewed, surveyed, marked and
Innntmi a county road as followa, forty
fpntin width: Beginning, on road
anrvAV No. 66. known aa the Saulser
road at a stake marked "A. No. 1" at
the intersection of what is known as
tlm Wash Muokle road : thence in a
wnatnrlv direction on the most practi
cable route to a stake matked "B. No.
80 rods north of the southeast cor
ner Of section 2 in township 4 north of
ranire 2 weet of the Willamette Meri
dian : thence south to the southeast
------ ,m . A . a 1. .
corner of said section 2 w siwh
marked "No. 3." in said township and
range. Said viewers having made
their report in writing in favor of the
establishment of aaid proposed county
road, which report, toarether with tne
surveyor's field note and plat of the
nrvftv. had been delivered to the
nnnnt.v clerk bv one of the viewera on
or before the third day ot the term 01
this court nest ensuing the appoint
ment of said viewers anu surveyor,ana
said report having been read in open
oourt on two different days of said
nourt. and there being no remon-
aimtinA or bill of damages filed and
the court being fully advised in the
matter at this time, it is therefore cou
sidered and ordered that said report of
viewers, surveyor 8 field notes ana
nlat be recorded and said route so
vinvAd. anrveved. marked and located
shall be a county road and the aame
considered a publio highway, and the
supervisor of the road district in wnicn
said road ia established is hereby or
dered to open the same.
Tn the matter ot tne transcript anu
cost bill. State of Oregon va. A. P.
Vanlinn. On this day this matter
mm in if on to be heard on the trans
cript and cost bill tiled herein, and the
nnnri tains fully advised in the matter
it is ordered and adjudged by thecourt
that said transcript be aocepted, to
gether with cost bill therein, and that
the elerk of this court draw warrants
on the oounty treasurer in favor of
the aeveral partiea named in said cost
hill and for the respective amount
Parker, Albert, bounty on scalps
Dolman, W U, material and clothes
for burial of Billy McKay 2 00
Payne, John M. bounty on scalps. .. . 6 00
Beeele. J R. county printing 83 00
Hall, J E, post mertem examination
of J Hendricks.. 20 00
Schoonever. 8 O, commissioner fees
and superintendent of roads 40 80
Barnes, O VY. same 35 00
Saxon. M, return of delinquent roll. . 2 00
Veasev. John, salary as supervisor... 9 70
Sims. Dr. . medical attendance on
Mrs. Lyons 25 00
ALL PERSONS enttlns limner on my iiuia
n. h.vin. ..tit t,ar.i,ifnra without authori
ty Ironi me will be prowcutcd to the full extent
ol me law.
tteuben, uregun, Marco a,, mm.
I71OR SALE OB LEASE Uooo bam In Bt.
H u.i.n aiiiMhla for nubile feed and nle
h table, room for a number of none aadrehlclas
orerneaa wr teeu, kwv MV r
F. R. CHOWN,
HARDWARE-
-AND-
STOVES.
212 First and 9 Salmon Street FORTI-awd
For Sale!
I have a number of registered Poland
China pigs, which I will sell at my I
place at bcappoose, uregon.
j6a6 Habby West.
For Sale!
Three-quarter Clyde stallion for sale
cheap. Will be 3 years old juiy 10,
1893. Very fine ammai. Appiy to
10 St. Helens, Oregon.
CLATSKANIE LINE.-
XAPAKESE
FJL
STEAMER G. W. SHAVER.
J. W. SHAVER, Master.
AlrW St dock Monday. Wednesday, Friday
for Clatskanie, touching at Sauvies Island, St. Helens, Columbia
City, Kalama, Neer City, Rainier, Cedar Landing, Mt. Coffin,
a tOa traus.tmnt. COntiltillff Of
W.?. Stella, Oak Point, and all intermediate
Iun rnSX d m;nToth-r turning Tuesday, Thursday, ana oaiuraay.
d female weakneacei: It Is alwajra
The ni
re
turn al, Blind
j . .nH rm.i wMkneasea
1 " . - WWitMT.iiM rnitarincan opera
tion with tne knife nnnece-ary .Ti;
Krrri.'ff.'KridL ss o
riven w lu doiw, vo miuuu u
5ur5. fUd .tamp 'or 'r Sample. Ou"mee
lul by, Woopaao. Oujis, Co. Whotaate
TOURIST AND FAULT HEADHCARTKaS.
New York Restaurant
Akdbrsok a Bkakby, ProprietOM.
IS. 13S FlraS Street,
PORTLAND,
OREGON.
H. DOLMAN
Has the St. Helens
AGENCV FOR
rlBRADLErsMETtALFCK
CELEBRATED
BOOTS&SIIOES
CSTABIISHCO 184 S
MUCKLE BROS.,
Manufacturers of
LUMBER
ARD VKALSBS W
GENERAL UERCHAHDISE.
ST. HELENS, OR.
IrT.l
I Joseph. Kellogg & Co.'s River Steamers,
"iff ri fSTtwiaT"- r Tt
IHC BlBCESr BOOT IN THfc WUKUI
raut hmk camawna
A Large Invoice of Stylish and
Durable
Prices of old Stock Greatly Reduced.
PORTLAND
Works.
Marble
Joseph Kellogg and Northwest.
FOR COWLITZ tUVJSJK.
NORTHWEST Leaves KELSO Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday at 5 am. Leaves PORTLAND Tuesday, Thurs-
day, and Saturday at 6 a.m.
JOSEPH KELLOGG Leaves KAINIISR at 5 k m.
daily, Sunday excepted, arriving at Portland at 10:50 a. m.
Returning leaves Portland at l p. m., arming at o p. m
Stop
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8CHANEN & NEU,
Manufacturers of
Monuments, Headstones,
And all kinds of Marble, Granite,
Stonework, Tablets, Curbing, etc.
Special estimates for any desired work
famished on application.
208 first St., bet. Madison and Jefferson,
rovslamat. Or ;.
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
DXl. J. E. HALL, Proprietor,