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Newspaper Page TextHalted Rtatei mil Couuly effldal, Paper St. IIblens, March 81, 1893. PUULIBMEIVS NOTIOE. llmtlonmuitlM aoouiiifuntod by tut Author do sol aul lb uam lor pulAuwllon. n VllMIIMM !' Willi. vi.i-"'m..v. out lb wrlW twin aiwompaujrtu,- Will t i)onslna w in wssie vasa BRIEF MENTION. Jobn Dolan.-of.aillton, looked la (or minute Wodiwaday. ' David West, f Wesiport, ws la the city Wednesday. Ei County Clerk N, 0. Dalo, of Milt, cuaio over Tuesday atvonlng. C. L. Colburn wont to Woodland, Wash., Wednesday on business. Miss iU Caples, ol Columbia fcity, Uited relative hor tbii week, Mrs. Bell Gaddi. o( Reuben, visited her inoilior,' Mrs! Widger, of this place, ibis woek. . - Assessor Kyer is In town this week getting ready for the work of assessing the county; Mrs ' Lsura Logsn, of Astoria, wm among the culler at tale olllce on Tuesday luit. Muckle Bros., mill started up Man )Hy morning , for run of probably everal week. Mrs. CO. SUwnt, of Caetfe Rock, Wash., wm viiiting rein tl vol in St. lU'leni end Q ill too last weok. Mrs. A. J. Rubert, sr., left yesterday for an extended visit o California and ArUon. expecting to be absent until next September. The sheriff is now rosdy to receive taxes. Ail taxes, under the new Uw, are payable at the office of the sheriff, aud be is not required to vl.it the dif ferent precincts as heretofore. Josiah Koukle, living two miles out n the Portland road, will have a pub lic sale of personal propurty one week from tomorrow, Saturday, April 8. See hand bills for itemueu list of property. Mr. J S. Cloulngor and his new brido returned home from their trip to Victoria and Vancouver, B. C., lt Monday, and Mr. Cloulnger's familiar f nee is again seen at hi old place of buttims. Hon. B. F. Burch, who was appoint ed receiver of the land ollloe at Oregon City during rresident Cleveland' former administration, and who served hi entire term' of four, years, died in Polk comity laat Friday. The city election takes plaoe next Monrloy evening ' between ' 7 and 8 o'clock.. The fusiouists claim to be paining strength, while the old-liners stand firm by their colors. The con tent promises to be a spirited one. Mr. Charles Wilnon, formerly of Beaver valli-y but now of Gray's Har bor, was in the city Tuesday paying )iis taxes. Mr. Wilaon for a long time owned and operated a sawmill in Beaver valley, . and is at present en gaged, in the lumber business in Che liuli county. Newton Sundby met with a serious accident lam Monday. While at work in Muckle Bros, mill lie acoidently CHiiifl iu contact with a circular saw which cut off the third and fourth luadurs of his eight hand just back of the knuckle joint,. and it was only a miracle that be did not lose the entire liand. .' One week from next Monday, April 10, the personal property of the late Josiah Fullerton, deceased, will be sold at public auction at bis late resi dence by the administrator. The properly consists of live stock and im plements principally. Remember the date. In Portland last Saturday Charles 11. Gove, a rewl estate man, shot and fatally wounded Conrad J. Smith, a bookkeeper, and then committed .aui id'e by sendiug a bullet crashing through his own brain. Gove's death was instantaneous while Smith lin gered until Monday when he suo cumbed to the intent of the deadly missile. Both were well-known busi ness men iu Portland and had been foryears. .... We did not know llial there were o many people from Bauben, Cohun-' bia county, taking up timber land over In Tillamook county. In the Headlight there is one whole page of timber land notices and nearly one half el the applicants claim their resi dence at Reuben, this couuty ; but on examination, we find that no such a lot of people live or ever did live in this a'o'dnty, St. iiofens owes an apology for not .contributing something for the Colum bia county world's fair exhibit. The fact is our people up here have had no time to think of anything else but Water works and city hall, both of which, we are glad to say, are progress ing nicely. Whatever credit is due Columbia county for an exhibit at the fair belong exclusively to Clatskanie and Beaver valley. They are, in tact, tf'.far as we have been sble to learn, the only localities in the county that have made a persistent effort to have our resources placed before the peopl-i l Chicago. Hence where credit is due; there, it Wongs,' and may those atettons .reap their deserving reward, Mis M. E. Horner, of .University Fork, holds a Columbia count; teach' er's certificate, and desires to teach in this county. Any district " whloh may be without a teacher would do well to correspond with her. Address, Uni versity Park, Multnomah county, Or, At a meeting of the Columbia River Fishermen Protective Union hold in Astoria last Saturday the prloo to be paid . for salmon the coming season was fixed at 1.15. The cannerymen say they cannot pay that price, and trouble Is liable to result. The good ladies of the town made a successful effort this week to have the church organ repaired and tuned, which the instrument was badly in need of. George E, Davis, attorney at law, of Portland, was in the city Monday and left on the Toledo fur Kalaiua the same evening. Thu infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs, E. E, Quick has been dangerous ly sick this week with membraneous croup. , The steamer Lurline is again on her old run to Astoria. She made her first trip since the freese-up last Saturday night. Commissioner Barnes was In the city Monday and on Tuesdsy went to Ucappoose to look after road matters. Next Sunday is Easier. How will you have your eggs, turned over, fried, boiled or baked T mother asaoommsudatiaa. W arc acquainted with many mothers In Cenlervlll wbo would not bs without Chamberlain's Cough Remedy In tb house for a good many times its cot, and are rec ommending It tvsry day. From personal xperinc w eaa y that it has brokn up bad colds (or our children. CentervUl, South Dnkots, Cltlisti. 60 cent bottles (or sal by Edwin Ron, druggist. "The people of thl vicinity iuitt on hav Ing Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, and do not want any other," ayi John V. Blihop, of Portland Mill. Indiana. That Is right Thsy know it to b superior to any otbar (or cold, and a a prsvanilv and curs for croup, and why should they not Insist on hiving It? 80 cent bottle for talc by Edwin Uoia, druggist. DEEK I8LAND. C. H. English Is quite poorly at present with a bullous attack. Hector Holli feels Jubilant over tb ar rival of a young boy st bi home laat Tues day evening the 21st Inst. Shake I Elzy George and family are viaitlng hero for a wevk before leavingforBrnton county, Mr. U. is a highly respected cititen. and we regret to see himself and family move o fr away, but ws hope it will b bit gain. Patrick Hughe It tick at preaent, but ws hope it Is only temporary. . Mr. II. la really on of the pioneer of this neighborhood , and a member In good lUndlng of the A. F. & A. M. lodge of St Helena. I.SST WIKK' LKTTIR. John llorgren from the Clatskmle river, pent a night hsr on hi way to Portland in the tnterett of hi sawmill. Mr. Hor gren fenl quit confident of their mill, and may possibly add a planer In tb near fu ture. The boys v every prospect of sue ces, being boncat, sober and industrious, Mr. Eminent Tliarp gsv a birthday dinner to her daughter, Mis Minnie, on the Uth lost., who has been working at Portland for the pant yoar. She completely surprised ber mother on her arrival, by bringing a vry pleasant biuband by the nam of Austin. In the evening the young people mot at tbe school boua and gavs the young coupls a warm reception. C. h. Smith gave a bam-rsinlng last Sat urday and a dance in ths evening. Both wr t success. Ths coal mine is shut down for tbe pres ent. Tb reason is not given publicly. Mr. Stesdmau is still confident thst there Is plenty of good paying eoal in this neighbor hood, in fact, cool can be found most any where between hers and Nehalera valley, and all that Is necessary Is proper develop ment to find the proper vein. Rut It looks peculiar thai an expert miner and a thor ough student of cosl and coaling could be fooled in hi theory and practice, and to be to confident as he without showing suoccss remains to be explained. Tbs gentlemen interested ha our sympathy. ' Tbey hav gone to a great deal of expense without any reward. It is likely they will not (ool any longeron the present prospect, and If they do any more it will likely be to sink a shaft. Every Indication shows that coal abounds in this region and all tbat is necessary Is capital to work It. We be love If the county court ean find any possible wsy to grant a premium on the discovery of coal they would bs Justified In doing It, that Is to offer a premium on not less than a three feet vein of good marketable coal, such ss mined on this coast, to tbs discoverer, and to open It in such a way as to b accessible to everybody, and not to accept any dia gram but to open it with a tunnel or shaft. One reason for this Is to invite compotent prospectors to look our county over. Of courie this bounty should not be extended to mine that are already opened, pros pected nor marked , but to such mines that show not leaa than a three-fcet vein of good marketable coal tbat could be readily sold in any of our coal markets; or, gives bounty on ths output of a mine. Tbe state of Washington is now offering a bounty on manufacturing sugar. Ws are of the opin ion that coal mining should be mors profit able than sugar manufacturing. - Your humble scribe took a tramp last week out In the country back of Hunters of deep snow and old buohelors, I found the bachelors very mncb like ths snow gradu ally disappearing. Where once a lonely bncbelor'a cabin stood la now occupied by a more thrifty class o( people, mostly mar ried men with families, and those that are not married intend to be. There are a good ninny new houses, neat cottages, handsome picket fences, and well-tilled garden patches which Is an evidence of thrift und economy, We cannot help but nodes the change that has come over this country in ths last half decade as to Improvements. The reason why this country is so much ad vanced is the excollent market the Co lumbia Slver Lumber A Fuel company furnished. This Is an evidence of what a local market can do fur a country where it is situated. Th ranchers took advantage of the opportunity and improved their farm, so that now they can live apparent ly Independent. CliATBKANIE. J. A. Fabrlqusha laid aside bis razor and taksn a trip to Portland this week. A meeting of citizens interested is an nounced' for Saturday afternoon next to discuss the propriety of taking advantage of tho new luw (or building a good public road between Kalnler and this place, There ought to be a good attendsncs. A movement Is on foot to start a cream sry, to bs located near the mouth of the Clatskanie river. We understand Charley Johnson is willing to glvs ground for ths purpose on his land , which is ths location desired by thoae in charge of the enterprise. A renovation of ths Tlchenor residence it in progress In anticipation of an early re turn of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Tlchenor from California, where they have beeu spending a portion of ths whiter. A notice In the Catblamet Gazette stated that tbe money order businsss of this post office amounts to $1000 per month. Cap tain Nichols Informs us that ths statement is correct. Tbe Clatskanie hotel is being thoroughly overhauled and will be opened to th pub lic on April 1, by a Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, of Portland, who are already in ths build lng. Mrs. William Barr brought to town some fins looking bysclr tbs In bloom last Mon day and disposed of them among her friend. Th series of religious meetings began last week are kept up this week with a con siderable degree of Interest. John Parks is now In charge of the John son team hauling lumber from the Tlchenor mill. Johnson himself 1 Improving slowly but will not be able to drive team for some time h thinks. On Sabbath morning volumes of smoke rising from ths direction of th large barn on W, K. Tlchenor'. place started a num ber of our citizens out in that direction, who found that the barn, had taken firs In some unacoun table manner and was rapid ly burning to ths ground. Sevarsl bead of horse and cattle were in the barn but were all liberated by Jlmmie Doan and Gura- merdaio, who were near by, but the barn and all other contents were soon sntlrely consumed. Tbe building was a large and tins ons for ths purpose, and tbe loss fall quite heavy upon Mr, Tlchenor. Mr. Gillara returned on Friday from a week's visit to Portland aud elsewhere up ths river. The plsnk road Is now the main thor oughfare of the town, both for teams and pedextrians. Quite an Improvement is mad in front of Conyer' atore, where tbe plank have been extended to the porch, covering the mud and making it much more convenient to drive to the building. Special quarterly meeting services are an nounced (or next Saturday and Sunday at Merrill's hall. L. Ssldren has been back here for a few days and secured tbe right-of-way tor his logging mad up Knll creek. He announces his intention of beginning work in a few days and pushing th road to an early completion. DULENA. Weather very rainy and onsettled, with little prospects of a change for the better. Oscar Wagner ha been confined to th bouse (or two week past with la sripp or something of that nature, though at last accounts he was Impiovlng rupidly. Olson Bros, are putting in an engine (or hauling logs up tbe grsde on their skidroad. This will be a great improvement and the boys will, no doubt, make a success of the venture, as they thoroughly understand logging. Mrs. Wagner spent several days last week the guest of Mrs. Wonderly. Rev. Moore preached to a large and at tentive audience at the ball lost Sunday. Services the second Sunday In April at 2 p. All are Invited to attend. The Clackamas Hatchery. Obeoon City, March 25. Fish Commissioner W. F. Hubbard, of the Clackamas hatchery, was in town to day. He says he hue already turned out into the Clackamas 3,500,000 strong young salmon, and that he has an other million which will be ready to turn out some time next month. He also says that the brook trout spawn received from Michigan has hatched nice v. and he now baa zO.UUO younsr trout, not over one half an inch long. These will be distributed in small quantities as tbey may be called for in the various streams ot the state. it will be some time yet before these im migrants will be ready to turn loose among their many voracious enemies. Cholerine 1st Pennsylvania. Rwicklev. Penn.: We had an epidemic of cholerine, a our physicians called it, in mis place xaieiy aim i innue a (crest uii. vith Ohamherlain's Uollo. Cholera and Di arrhoea Kemedy. I sold four dozen bottles of it in one week and hav sine aold nearly a gross, 'this remedy did the work and waa a big advertisement for me. Sev eral persons who had been troubled with diarrhoea for two or three weeks were cured by a few doses of this medicine. n m V u . Itl. i-l 35 snd SO cent bottles for sale by Edwin Ross, druggist. Hart & Sieetland, Proprietor St. Helens Meat Market Fresh and Salted Meats, Sausage, Fish snd vegetables. Meats by wholesale at special rates. EiDress wscon run to all parts of town. and charges reasonable. ONE DAY CURE HAT TEES O.W.R. MFfcC PORTLAND. O THIS ELBCTRIO SYSTEM. , Something- That Confounds the Beat Fhllosophio Expert. The Mick Are Cured and tbe Skeptics L.eft to Wonder. Deputy Sheriff Roberts' card speaks volume for Dr. Darrin and bis pecul iar system' of treatment by electricity. Mr. Boberts is well and favorably known in Portland and hi word should go far to convince tbe skeptics ai to tbe skill of Dr. Darrin. us. Roberts' card. For the past six years T suffered loss of bearing, which gradually increased until I became totally deaf in one ear with ringing noises and severe pains in the back of my head and neck, tbe last year of my trouble. All efforts were fruitless until 1 called on Dr. Dtirrin, who cured me radically of all my troubles with his method ol elec tric treatment. I can hear now as well as ever m my life. J. M. Roberts, 362 Btark street, Portland. Dre. Darrin can be consulted free at 270 Washington street, Portland, and "Review" building, Bpokane, Wash. Office hours, 10 to 5 daily, evening 7 to 8, Sunday 10 to 12. They treat all curable nervous, cbronic, acute and private diseases, and make a specialty of all diseases of eye, ear, nose, throat, catarrh aud deafness, loss of manhood, loss of desire or sexual power in man or woman. All peculiar female troubles, irregularities, etc. are confi dentially and successfully treated. Most cases can receive home treatment after a visit to the doctor's office. In quiries answered. Circulars and question blanks sent free. Drs. Darrin charge at the low rate of f 5 per month ; or in that proportion aa the case may require. This applies to each and every disease-except surgical and spec ial complicated cases. The doctors fall in prices Is not only a boon to the poor, but will be appreciated by thous ands unable to pay. Asslf Notice. In the matter of assignment of J. W. Bevls, M. L,. Nicnoias ana mepnen epiawn, co partners as Bevis, Nicholas itipUwn, insolvent debtors. The undersigned bavins; been dulv ap pointed assignee of the estate of the above named insolvent debtors, under and by virtue of an act of tbe lecislaiive assembly of th Stat of Oregon, entitled "An act to secure to creditors a )ut division ot toe estate of debtors, who convey to assignee for the benefit of creditors,'' approved Octo ber Id, 1878. snd the amendments thereto, approved February 24, 18&, all persons having claim against said estate are berebv notified to present the same to me at my office, rooms 222-22-1, Marqnam building. rortisna, uregon, amy verinea a oy law reauired. wiUiin Hire month (ram the date hereof. U. P. GRAHAM, Assignee. Portland. Or., March 31. 1893. m31ml2 In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon. for Columbia i.ounty. W. MoDorr, Plaintiff, ) vs. y M. Modoxt, Defendant. ) To M. Mudget, defendant: . TN TUB NAME OF THE STATS OF i Oregon, you are hereby required to ap pear and answer tbe complaintfilcd against you in the above entitled suit by the first day of the next term of said court follow ing ths lait publication of this summon, to-wit: on Tuesday, the 9th day of May, 1893; and if you then fail to answer or ap pear tbe plaintiff will apply to said court fur the relief prayed for in said complaint, to wit: for a decree dissolving the bonds of matrimony now existing between yourself and plaintiff, and for such other relief as may be just. This summons is served by publicstian by order of the Hon. Thomas A. Mc Bride, j'.idge of said courtjnade the 22nd day of March. 1893. T. J. GE1SLER. ni:tlml2 Attorney for Plaintiff. Petition for Liquor License. To the honorable, the County Conrt of th State bf Oregon, for Columbia eounty : We, tbe undersigned legal voters in Deer Island precinct, Columbia county, btate of Oregon, respectfully petition that a licens be granted to William Miller and Louts Ilradley, to sell spiritous liquors in said firecioct, in quantiues less than one gallon, or period of six months. (Signed :) -Ben II Neer, Charles T Young, A L Barnee. Dennis Nichols. Charts K P Schmidt, James Lord, William Wilson, William Hartley. Dan Batt. James Taylor, L L Klncald. T P Koyer. K Krloksen, H Blake, Joe Slock, of B Gaskln. a. Neer, William Dowd, T K Mitchell, Bonv Reed, A Hansen, F P Raupaoh. B Harard, K Llrlngs lon, P Brien, J Bevernion, S A Fowler, C Frak pke, J B Haley, Joe Lawre nce, D I (Suitor, G C Fowler, Edward Black, M McDerraoit, George Barrett, D L Gray, O Pitenborger, Archie Kilay, Thomas Tompson. E Meeker, O C Jaqulsh, Sam uel Munn, Albert Wldeer. Fred Gildner, Wil liam Oaddis. Frank M Foster, O 8 Foster, F Cooley.K R Foster, LStehman, Y Yuldun. Jahs Jones, T H Backeier, P H Filer, H Woodham. Frank Thornton, W O Bumgardner, Hector Hollla, Peter Young, William Vanorer, J B Conboy, W J Belli. Charle A Link, M W Brad ley, Emit Klowner, S Hatird, Dsn McDonald, H Stehman. T O Marks, William Beltenis, Rich ard Mason. Sam Bowan, M McKay. V Kramer, James M Naughton, C C Fowler, O Link, K U Barnett, Charles Howe, C D Ilrinkman, William Link, John Culbert, E Sefleit, H M Fowler, R Z Wiley, John Lament. L Urlckson. H C Brown, A J Garrison, John Cadiiff, Jamas Kennody, John W Bevis, S C Hoadley, W H Smith, James Hart, T F Foilar. William Tomlinson, J M Power, I II Fowler, G W Farr, Thotiaa Joinston, L T Vanover, Charles Challgren. O P Cross, F W Makinsler. retilion for Liquor License. To the Honorable County Conrt of Colum bia county. State of Oregon: We, the undersigned legal voters residing in Union precinct, Columbia county, Ore gon, would respectfully petition your hon orable body at its next regular term of court, to be held in the courthouse, in tbe town of St. Helen, Columbia county, Ore gon, on th 3rd day of May, 1893, that a li cense be granted toOrriu A. Wood and N. Kettwig to sell apiritous, vinous and malt liquors in less quantities than one gallon, in Union precinct, Columbia county, Ore gon, and that said license be issued for the period of one year from the date of laid term of conrt; for which your petitioner will ever pray. (Signed:) Rufus McGrew. C F Fowler, N D McCoy, OW Hall, S Kinder, Harry K Cliff, L Decker, J W Gould, E McVey, W P Maalay, 8 W Spooner, A J Usher, Chos Hunter, J D Birdsall, J H Swager A King, F M Miles. C W Blakesley. W W Blakea lev, HF Rung, D J bwluer, 8 O'Marra, James Watson, W A Meeker, R liippin, Geo A Brlnn, John 8 Clonlmrer, W I Sweetfand, J Dunlap, S A Miles, W B Dlllard, J II Decknr, Thomas Cooper, JRBeegle, W J Easlabrook, EKUuIck, CH Simpson, T Konkle, P Kelley, Henry Decker, W H Slavens. M F Ilazen, L F Ladewlg, H T Ben nett, S Blaser, E D Potter, W A Franti, R Kartle, John Karth, William Kartb, C K Wickstrom, I Morton, C N Gable. W Hares, W C Eversoul, A A Smith. John B Wllverdlng, Joseph Dupont, Joseph Delenkl, Max Berg, J A Beegle, M Q Cummings, Harry Dan, T K KonVle, Frank Erlckson, J Poacher. Ell Luman, 8 Sanlser, H A Corliss, II O Howard, J H Harris. L fi Bailey, S Rock, B F Pope, D II Pop, Christopher tiauer veio, Audrow Kenowske, Stephen Lamps, Jobn Jinmore, L H Hank us, Michel Plerter. Sherman Weaver, C W Garrison, F H Meeker, W Strachan, Fred S. Glbb. Chaa H Larson, L H Hankans, E Meeker, P J Burke, Albert Wirtpor, W K Stevens, James Stuart, G C Morrison, Ell Weed, I M King, Robert Smith. George W Roe, Joseph Clark, J P Usher, W H Faxon, Y Wagner, W G Young. L Windmoler. Joe Mohn, John Watson, Christ Vonlnnk, J T Walker, Alex A Henderson.David Henshaw. George Kelly, James Cox, Charles Brown. George Siimlbv, W Robinson, A Kelso, T C Watts. J T McNultv, K Dodson, Dave Simpson, George II Lemont, William Davis. Joseph Hay burn. Mitchell Rny, J N Brinn, William Brian, J G Wlckstrom. F E Simpson, James Daisy, John Atkins, John Winters, M E Weaver, R Hutchi son, H Burke, W E Henrtol. Charles Thogauk; J Slavens, H Larsen, J B Godfrey, John Mitchell, Jamas Strachan, John Craig, Oans Pnl. A Weth ern, J Wellington, Andrews, R Bearer, H T Orwell. PROFESSIONAL. J-JR. H,g. CLIFF, rnrsicuN and surgeon. St. Helen, Oregon. jyH. J. I. HALL, PHYSICIAN and SURGEON. Clatskanie, Columbia county, Or. B. LITLC, SURVEYOR and CIVIL ENGINEER, St, Helen, Oregon. Connty inrveyor. Land turveying, town platting, and engineering work promptly don. . ALL PERSONS cutting timber on my land or having cut heretofore without authori ty from m wlU b prosecuted to ths full extent oi me taw. r. bww.ri. Reuben, Oregon, March 17. 183. ml7- FOR BALX OR LBASE-Oood bant in St. f1ljna aiiltahl fnr nnhlte feed and sala t table, room lor a number of horses and vehicle ana mow overneaa lor iea. gooa locmuoa. Ay ply to THOMAS COOPIK. For Sale! T hava a number of registered Poland China pigs, which I will sell at 017 olace at ScaoDoose. OreeoD. j3a6 Harry West. ST. HELENS HOTEL J,. George. Proprietor, Tables always supplied wilb thebestedible and delicacies th market affords. TERMS SEASONABLE FOB REGULAR BOARDERS, Having been newly refurnished, w are prepared to give latiafactlon U all our patron, and solicit a share of yonr patronage. ST. HELENS OREGON. W H. DOLMAN Has the St. Helens AGENCY FOF BRAD LEYs METCALF CD? ' CELEBRATED BOOTS?-SKCES ' "fS. tSTABUSHED 1843 . A Large Invoice of Stylish and Durabl Footwear Jnst Receiyed. Prices of old Stock Greatly Reduced. PORTLAND Marble Works. SCHANEH & NEtf, Manufacturers of Monuments, Headstones, And all kinds of Marble, Granite, Stonework, Tablets, Curbing, etc. Speoial estimates for any desired work famished on application. 288 First St., bet Madison and Jefferson, EUGENE HAHNEMANN. Wholesale Dealer IN IMPORTED AMD DOHXSTIO Wines 1 Liquors DISTILLER'S AGENT. 1ST Frasu Portlssat!, Orf JAPANESE A new and complete treatment, consisting ol Suppositories, Ointments in Capsules, also In Box and Pills: a Positive Cur for External. In ternal, Blind and Bleeding, Itching. Chronic, Receut or Hereditary Pile, and many other diseases and female weakness: It 1 always a Sreat benefit to th nnaral health. The first I tco very of a medical cur rendering; an opera tion with tne knife unnecessary hereafter. Thie Remedy has never been known to tail. SI par box. for 16; sent by moil. Why suffer from this terrible disease when a wrlttan guarantee Is given with S boxes, to refund th money If not cured. Send stamp for free Sample. Guarantee Issued by Wooniao, Claxxi 4 Co., Wholesale and Retail DruagUU, Sol Amnio, Portland, Or. I W.f I J r-f CAVIATft. I 11 A 7 Js TRa.dk bsauk. W&Yjr DESIGN FATINTSL ,s v COPYRtOHTII, WtoJ j-ot mTormauoa ana rree Jdanaoooa wnt so MUNN A CO, 013 BROADWAT, NSW YORC Oldest bureau tor semiring- patents In America. Every patent taken out by ns Is brought before the pu&iic by a aotioa given tree oi otuu-ua In Uim lornat elmdstlon of any so! entitle paper In the world.. Splendidly Wutumtad. No liit.Uiras man should In without, It. WMklrr i.fia a year I SUV) six months. Address MUNN A CO. roauaaaaa. 8vl Broadway, Kw lark aw THE BIGGEST BOOT IN THE WORLD WX MASK CarYBKMTU y CURB Mtsi . mL s E. S. BRTAKFT, --Manufacturer of and Dealer in BOUGH 1HD DPiSSSED 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 some large j, city to find a first-class DRUG Don't you believe it; because you can be convinced that there is a first-class drug etore here by calling on Edwin Koss, Who carries a fine and varied stock of Drugs, Chemicals, Standard Patent Medicines, Fresh from the Factory. Prescriptions carefully compounded by an experienced chencist. St. Helens, : : : Oregon. F. R. CHOWN, HARDWARE STOVES. 212 First and 9 Salmon Street. PORTLAND CLATSKANIE LINE.- STEAMER G. W. SHAVER. J. W. SHAVER, Master. Leaves Portland at Alder St. dock Monday. Wednesday, Friday for Clatskanie, touching at Sauvies Island, St. Helens,Colurabia City, Kalama, Neer City, Rainier, Cedar Landing, Mt Coffin, Bradbury, Stella, Oak romt, turning Tuesday, Thursday, and MUCKLE Manufactorsrs of LUMBER ABB MAUBS IX GENERAL MERCHANDISE. ST. HELENS. OB. Joseph. Kellogs & Joseph Kellogg FOR COWLITZ RIVEft. NORTHWEST leaves KELSO Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 6 am. Leaves PORTLAND Tuesday, Thurs day, and Saturday at 6 a. m. JOSEPH KELLOGG Leaves RAINIER at 5 a. m. daily, Sunday excepted, arriving at Portland at 10:30 a. m. Returning leaves Portland at 1 p. m., arriving at 6 p. m tStOp For yur Medicines at the Clatsfcanie 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. STORE. AND- and all intermediate points, re Saturday. BROS., Co.'s River Steamers, and Northwest.