The Oregon mist., April 21, 1893, Image 3

United ftutei and Connljr Official Paper
St. HKI.EHS, April 21, 1803.
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BRIEF 3IENTI0N. ;
Circuit Court oaoyoks. p ttj Oil
of May.
Judge Blaaohsud was on our streets
last ray.
County Court convokes on' the 8d
of oext mouth.
Reprosentativa Merrill Witt la town
oo business lull Saturday. .
A. K. McDonald, of Deer Island, was
Id IUWU JDIHIlUa UU UUSIIil'SS.
Mine Joiie Groveg, of Portland, was
peiigor down by Fuller Weduer
day evoiiuif.
Captain TibbiU, commander of
coasting cbiionr enguifed in the lum
ber bueiui'a,'waa In town Sunday.
The new liitlil bouse toudor Culum
bine, which hae Uen fxjiHclcd hure
for teveritl days, passed up Tuesday,
Quito a I rue number of St. Helens'
ciliaan were fassenuera down: from
l'oriluud on the Toiler Monday niglii.
Itatneiaber that Ross,, the druKgist,
carrio a complete nook of everything
to be found in a ilrst-claaa drug atore.
The vault to be) used jn the bank at
tbia place, waa aupplied by J. II, John
aon, who baa beeu aoliciilng In thia
county of late. ' ' '
Tuxes beoome delinqnent on May 1.
Aftor tlmt date additional expense
will be attached. Taxpayers should
uot forget ibis point.
Mr. C Y. Smilh, o( the Rainier ho
tel, ii always ready to cater to the
wtahes of hia gueeii and provide the
table with the bvat in tho market. ,
The work of laying I tie water raaina
ia being; pushed a rapidly as ihjsmIiIo
and it ia boied by the inaiiuucra to bo
ready to aupply tbe city inside of a
fortnight.
We are bleated with all convenien
cirt lathe way of trsusporluiioii at
tliia (dace. A train or a boat to Port
land at almost any lime during the
twenty Jvur boura of ibe day.
BiVsnt wet raiicd In the boiler' at
the works Wettnwdsy afternoon and
the1 ad vent of the system waa iishuwd
in by a loud and continuous whistle,
perliapa as a reminder of the fact.
Rot,' tli druggist, liaa been adding
to ttia alock of drugs, cheniiculii, ata
tifHtery and uotiona during the puat
wtx'k and now the stock ia complete
in every' particular. If you don'l want
to buy, call aud Imped. , ...
A local writer cannot be everywhere
at ih aaliio time, and a there wut
notlij.nK ff particular iuiiorlanc tran
spired in our city thia, week, the local
tUunina are rather sparsely tilled by
lrif, fiilhy paragraph au uwich do
kittrd by readers of the lociti paper. .
Tht ClutsVanle school directors hiive
iHjafeed. County Hotiool Superlutcnd'
out Cleeton to teach another ninif
inuiith'l' iirin of school at that place,
tipginuing in Sfplertitit-r. J ! prvseill
term will not close there until June.
Clatkauiepeoplo kuow a good thing
wlwn'iliey me it. v
The city father are distinguishing
tliomaolvea In iho'way. of public ini
pmrttiiwiit. 'New sidewalk ha been
luiil must of the distance on' the south
tide of Cowlila street and the hereto
fore dangerous, walk In', fropl of tho
Taylor building baa been replaced by
a vW one. We would say keep right
on, by all nieaus, a there ia room
euotlKb (or improvement in' this line.
The Columbia IUnkiug Campany
ba been uiKanued with U. A. Miuwift,
W. W, Weal, I. U. Wikitroin and W.
J. Deita aa incorporator. Tho auth
oriaed capital it fl'0,000 and tho object
vt iho company is lo carry on a gen
eral baiikina,binin8 ih St. Helens,
an fmaitutlun which baa boen needed
liere for a long time. The incorpora
tor are all gnnllemen of buaiiie
qualification and are succeasful in
their undertakings. The bank will
probably be ready for-buaiuesa by the
fnai of May. ' .
' Tha (teamer Potter, on her way
down from Portlaud Wedneaday night
met with ah accident,, but owing lo
Captain Sullivan's usual presence of
mind, no serious damage was done.
Just as the big etoamer was about
mid way between the head of Sanvie's
island and the mouth of the Willam
ette, running cloae to the island shore
where the channel makes a curve, the
hydraulio pump to which tbe steering
gear ia attached, stopped. The cap
tain being unable to sleor the steamer,
at on6e stopped the enginrs and re
versed them. By this he had hi
atoanier entirely under control beloro
she struck the row of piling or break
water along shore. When the boat
atruck it created quito a commotion
among the paaeengera, some of whom
gathered their bundles and made their
way out to fresh air, but upon- exami
nation it was found that the damage
.u. .,r,,or ImL ulieht. The
Lurlino, following close behind, was
signaled ana came to inn reeu
aily pulled the Potter clear of the
.,! m.hinh thpv hntll DK)-
ceeded' on their way, boing delayed
only about niteen minute.
St. Helena Bobool Iteport.
The following Is a report of St. Ilel
ns publio school for tho month end
, Number of pupiN enrolled, 43 ; tdtal
number of days attendance for , the
month, 730; total number of days ab
sonoe, 122; average attcndanoe, 30.
The pupil who have excelled in at
tendance and have received no tardy
i Mi., cimwl v. Fred Wat-
kins, Harry. Maasia, Hl!fM?'
ber Muckle, Bertha Butlor.llaxel Bill-
nee Georne, Mablo Way, Eile Btraoh
an, Pearl Massie, Mamie Ma.sie. La
vUl Watkins, Baby Muckle and Wid
nie Way. Mb. M. Way,
. , Teacnaj,
VAIiUABLB IMPItOVBMBNXs).
Tho Bank Dnlldlng a Very Credit-
ante Btructnre.
The new bulling recently constructed
'W.J. Bice, on the river front, at
lis Dlace. I mnat AHiirAillv iia.i
and substantial structure, of which
. iioisns mould reel justly proud.
I be sure, tha hiiilillnir U ni. aiii.li u
very cosily one, yet it in sufficiently so
Burner an purpose ana ueimtnas.
tour of inspection through the
illdlnu brought to livlit
striking features it poueis, and we
.ilia me me are worthy a lew
word of explunall n,
Tim trnnL viirim 1 t iaAt f..M
banking room, containing the count
ing table, vault and other ncceKary
requirement for the dicharof auoh
uunioBiii win oe transacted tnore.
'ha Pauiflfl Pol.yl UWrur.li nin.ia la
atao in the front of thi room, and as
Mr. Andrews, the operator, has every
thing uoaily arranged about the cor
ner oevupieu ny mm, it gives even a
more businuti appearance to ibe room
tllBII bfnr. In lha mar il ilia hank.
lllff rOOtll la Afl Rii.u'a lua, anl n.Inla
ollice, whore everything is "carefully
arrangeo wnn a view to convenience
.. . .1 .. .t V .
011 privacy, in lact, tne entire
uilding is i conveniently arranged
t could be deiired and speaks for
aelf In behalf of Mr. nine's iroori
judgmeut. The wall and ceiling dec
orations are very neitt, and when the
building ia completed it will add in
no small degree to the appearance of
our city from a river view aa well as
from the town.
TUB POKTliANO AND ASTOHIA.
Corey and Bros, to Par the Liens
and lleaume the Work.
There is a report bated upon what
appears to be good authority, tayt the
Sunday thcgoiiian, that Corey Bros.
win pity the liens on the completed
portion of the Portland A Astoria
railroad and resume operations at an
early date. A it now Stands the road
is graded eighteen miles from Astoria
and a fow miles of track are laid. The
report comes from Tom Komntre. one
of the foremen of construction of the
road. lie went to Salt Lake some
lime ago and returned here Friday.
In con verm lion with a foreman of a
grading gang, who has a claim againat
the company, he said the work on the
roud would be resumed soon. Messrs.
Remington and Waten, railroad men
and capitalists, of Sail Lake, be con
tinued, were en route to Portland with
funds with which to discharge tbe in-
lebtodnnss of the line. Then Mr.
Keminyton will take charge of the
work aud will push the road to com
pletion. Mr. Remington baa been in
Portland and Astoria a Dumber of
imes. Several months ago he visited
the latter cily, and then returned to
Halt Lake, presumably to interest cap-
tnliat ia the road. Nr. Waters is not
known here. He it urobably the mon
eyed man of the party, aud comes
hnrn to fnspeel the road.
diic it.
OKaHaM At h.r home in I'urilanil on
euii'lav, April 10, of coniium;tlon, Mrs.
Nrltii-Oraliam.
Mm. Oraliaiu was tlis daughter of Mrs.
Elisabeth Perry, of Houlton, and was ireil
known in tlili eriion. having burn burn
and raised here. The funoral services look
pine In I'- rtland Mon lay, followed by in-
lerrment st 0 Id Fellow's Cemetery, of
Which order Mr. Graham was a member.
IJOKN.
UlCH.UUlrfON--At tiiilton, baliinlav.
April 1 5. to tlili wife of 1). 7. KichurJ
s.in. a daughter.
SiAINDAN At Deer J!nnl, Apr. I II, to
tlm w ile of i'hoinai Nnlndaa, a ton.
HAlMlilt,
Rainier DO'tofllee is now fullv enuipped
with fueililiet (or'loiiiKa monev order busl
ne. The next thiiiKS wanted are a oubl-
m-t. with call and look boie, and a more
affable clerk, and by tlmt lima it will be
ready to turn over to fourth Assistant
Poatiiiasler Maxwell.
The nerihe for the Oathlamet Oatelte
thinks Kainier alioutii have a weather eye
out lor tue county tent. If Kalnier would
(llve-t itself of tome of tbe twaddling
rinthea and dovish curia by getting; a re
liable mirvey of the townaite aa well at a
valid title, build a decent achnol house, es
tablish a cemetery and obey the ordinance
and regulation of the council there might
be iiimo coiiaittency In asking for further
renponnbllity. Metier prove faithful over a
few thing before asking to become ruler of
many.
The tchool board extended Prof. Woods'
contract to the last of July. If Ciaixkaiiie
ia pleated with i'rof. Clceton, Rainier is in
tne swuu wim rrui. noous m cuarge ui
the tcboei.
M. Pomerov. in charge of the Reform
Sclinol farm, at Sulem, made usa short visit
recently, lie aayt a nat country Isn't lost
the thing with tuch weather as tha last few
weeks hut been.
When alluding to tbe weather. If some
ordlnunce cannot be paaaed forbidding any
alluMnn t it, the subject should be turned
over to tho Mutual Admiration society.
Mr, tf. J. Brslm wa shocked Wednea
day morning by finding her babe dead in
Ills utile crio. mcjjaren uunaa n aui-
f..M-iM.1 T)i mrnnti liivn thA avmnathv
of the entire community In this, their sec
ond bereavement.
Mrs. 0. H. Johns, of St. Helena, is a
welcome visitor at our berg this week.
DEEP CREUK DOINGS.
T If... ur -mT-J rt nnl. l,a
fillUVH mini ii miv w ....... ..w
chnnga in the weather hecauxe it hat a great
nil.s.i iiimn the dlsnosltion of the people in
general. Bunny weather makes tunny
rucei, wnicn it an exponent ui nunnj
. ..J lu I....U. nil li.iiimtuni-m.
fceuifJVi , niiw io. m..mv. ..
very reqtiitite to hupplneat and content-
uiout.
LIMk .nil ninil Wl.rl
have been a source of great annoyance
uurillg Hie fiaa iuuiimi.
There l soma tiokoeat in the neighbor
hood. Will Van is confined to his bed
with something like pneamonia.
J I1l..n a. M 111 a.nf II t4 fmm K I
datiKlit"iI Mm. John Sunns, where he has
been vtoppniR ion moiuii. j-iov.j
n n....iltti Ulm eterai fTa nnnnnt n
WWII, UWIin.uw, ikB
pect to reooTer entirely (rom his lameness.
John Beane has moved back to hii clAfm.
rv cs.l.l. k. nlun .in Ma fiinmatAad .
having forfeited hie right to the tarn, and
II t being oonirnu'u. uiki , i)
tham buaineat is a failure if looked into.
There ts loo muon ot it notng mi .
a . kml wiAathav anmA fit Olir
ranchers have run short of feed and have
lokt tome awwK on auuuuin. ui .v. ,?--.
itv of feed makes a scarcity of beef, but
nevenuwicna , .. . - - .
head of line stll fed beeves last week, at a
good price. Always eeu tuta mo
right, is Ihs motto..
Whst's ths matter with tome enterpris
ing steamboat man putting a steamer on
"l 5 Nehalem river. There is a plenty of
water eight or nine ninths of the year
ana we viiina "'." t"v"-' i
Justify ths enterprise necessary te put tt
we thing mere i pionijr u,
Into sfTect. Ths amount of freight carried
down the river hi llatboats amounts lo hun
dreds of tons and coats at leaat tea dollars
per tun, and ths trade would most likely
double In the event such au enterprise was
started.
Jim Turpln, our most offlclent mall csr
rler, it uaually on time, but he has lisd a
tough time of it, tapeclally during ths tim
of ths deep mow. Tht energy and perte
verence he has shown Is very commend
able. Mlas Bertha Dyer, of Portland, is st her
claim, It must require a woman of nerv
and resolution to undertake to secure a
title to a homestead in tht wilds of a howl
ing wilderneas. Such pluck is worthy of
something better.
The lumber buaineas is a little dull this
winter, owing to bard times, but still the
Deep creek mill is undergoing some im
provements in Ihs way of tramwuy con
veyor, etc. During the winter there baa
been added a top saw and a good planer,
the mill being now able to furnish all kinds
of building lumber of a standard grade.
Judging from the number of logging cat
tle wintered in the Nehalem valley this
year the loggers out side are expecting a
big run the coming summer. Thsy have
most alt taken their teams out now. '
The Colony mill tea changed bands, 0.
B. Fisher having purclianed the entire
plant and la moving it to tbe Id aim berg
place, between Mist and Clatakaule. Mr.
r Iither is a beginner In the bunineas but w
predict that his new venture will be a suc
cess, from the fact that he knows the value
of a dollar, and is a good mechanic two
very goou points in dis tavor. iiecgiess
prodigality la the cause of mors failures in
the million and logging business than all
other cauaet combined. They all forget
I old adage "that if he who buvs tbe
low would thrive, himself mutt either
told or drive." This holds good In all
kinds of business.
DUIfilt ISLAND.
R. P. Graham, of Portlsnd. has become
a frequent visitor to this place of late, ow
ing to hia connection as receiver of the late
ftrui of JLieevls , Nichols & Hplawn.
Ifon. N. Merrill, of Clstskanle. visited
his mother at this place last Friday and
Saturday.
John McDonald arrived home about a
week ago from Han Francisco, via Yaquinu.
Aluunv anu t'ortianu. lie is suiieiiipiovea
by the P. F. telegraph company and in
tends moving to Kelso with hia lamily, hav
ing told his lariu property here to bplawu
Bros.
The days the railroad commissioners
went over 'this section of the road the coin-
iany lore down the old shack they used so
ung fur a depot aud warehouse and left
nothing but the bare platform for people to
out weir ireiuut on. it u not rigut tor t lie
company to treat Its patrons in this way.
Bert 8effert arrived home with hia fsmilv
last Friday from Knappa after being absent
about a yer. Mr. betlert is now aatiifle J
nun logging ana intenus to mate tne rancn
hia home in the future. We are pleased to
have Mr. and Mrs. S. to abide in our
neighborhood.
Dumgardner. the district supervisor, and
John Kchmitka are preparing to move to
tne uoweman, lowuiz county, wnere they
have secured a fine bodv of timber, and
intend to log it this summer. The ooys are
experienced loggers, and without doubt,
tnuir aucceas la sure, tte regiet to tee
litem leave this place as they are straight
forward, honest men.
Your Delena correspondent 1 doing a
good thing but he it uot throwing tha mud
ard enough to hurt. Wait till it bukes
nine, oruiuer, men see now it win nun.
We have estimated the coat of a plank road
at itjuy a mile, that ia, lo grade a road six
teen leet wide anu plana u ri.-ure it,
brother, and see if vour bushiest will oav
it; iiiin won't, and lota of toy neighbor
are like me.
Fearing the editor or some of the devils
nt Ihe Mibt office might think that some of
tne young ladies oi una neignuoruuoa were
sending them April lout cane, we are to ex-
plain now you came uy it. un ine oiai oi
laat moiilli Mrs. Kliutbeth Merri 1 gave a
n un on end a furewell sociable to her
dnU;(her and son ii.-law, Mr. and Mrs. Elzy
Ueuige. While at supper Jul Merrill aniuiy
remt inhered tue Mist, so they decided lo
send "h tn" a aaiuple of the cookery. The
sociable su inueeu a success, ail tne chil
dren bring present exeunt Hon. Normuu
Mcrrui ana laiuiiy. mere were aoout
tenty peraons present.
The likes of this spring weather were
never seen here belore. No one has done
anv planting or nowing aa ye, to apeuk of.
Fail grain which wua aowu on upland look
nal well. 'Ihe prospect for fruit ia rial
good, and all the old settlers and close
wsichers of the seasons predict a la;ga
crop.
Mrs. Mamie A.istin is making her mother
Mrs. 'I borp, a visit before leaving for Port
land, where her husband is at present.
Mrs. O. A. Wosd is able to be around
again, and is in Portland this week with ber
husband.
It ia given out for a fact that the life of
the saloon ia ended as Mr. Wood is moving
to Houlton to open a saloon there, and no
one else sect any prolit in running a busi
ness of tha kind these bard times. Weill
we must acknowledge that times are hard
wheu a sulooit cannot be made to pay,
nana Price Cured f Rheumatism.
The mint cases of rheumatism cured bv
Chamberlain's Pain Balm duiing the past
lew months nave given tne people great
confidence in its curative properties, and
have shown that there is one preparation
that can be depended upon for tliut painful
and aggravating disease. Honaker Bros.,
Lorain, Ohio, sav: "Mr. Moses Price, ot
tbia place, waa troubled with rheumatism
for a long time. Chamberlain's Pain Balm
has cured him. He ssys that the Balm has
ho equal." For sal by Edwin Ross, drug
gist
STOf THtlT OUQH!
Dr. Grants
I bunca
Inolpleat
CentuaiDtloa.
Tlaag Fever, Paeusaosla,
IWIlMpiRi oeugn, pro
hla ftrauii. Pall la tha
, - --
Breast, Throat aid unga.
n
Parely Vegetable.
CAN'T BE BEAT FOR
CHILDREN. IKY
Iff. I. inifutirlBf
PORTLAND, ORCaON.
For Salt by tdwin ttoss, bt. Helena, Or.
DO YOU SUFFER?
Rheumatism, Fits (epilepsy), Scrof
ula, Liquor, Morphine or Tobacco
Habit, quickly and permanently cured
by the wonderful BI CHLORIDE of
QOLD treatment.
RHEUMATISM Wo
Cured in from five to thirty day.
CI TP Epilepsy Permanently cured; no re
fl lo turn of the diaeaae from two to four
weesa treatment.
SCROFULA t
mauently cured.
And the worst oaaea ot inherited
blood talut quickly and per-
- Cured in from 20 to 95 d aya.
UlUUnniliiOOO WS-aailia, invnt-mmmaw.
or TOBACCU habit cured 10 to 20 days.
No restriction or publicity. Patients
cured at their own home. 40,000 sufter
ers cured in 8 years.
Full particulars wlthoutcharge, address
Dr. Wool Bi-CMoriie of Gold Institute
275 Powell St., San Fraacisoo, Cat.
OVEHWHKlMIMG PROOF.
Of tbe Superiority of Electricity In
the Ooree of Disease by Dr.
Darrln-Who can Doubt
when o Many
Testify?
Bo much hat been said in praise of
Dr. Earrln and their new method of
cure by their electric treatment it
eeina useless to add further proof.
We will, however, note tbe following
cure:
Wm. M. Fot,Troutdale, Or., almost
total deafness, cured; J. T. George,
Glcnedon, Wash., chronic rheumatism
five year, cured ; Owen James, Spo
kane, Wash., abscess in left ear, and
quinsy, cured; Mr. Mary A. Johnson,
McMinnville, Or.,deafncsmany year,
restored; C, F. Mayhew, 14 Market
St., Portlnnd, rheumatism in it worst
form, cured; D. 8. Well, four mile
north of Albina, on Vancouver road,
deafnes, five years, cured ; Wm. F.
Iloeoubeg, corner Twelfth and Wash,
ington Hit., Portland, cross eye, cured
in ten minutes; Mrs. T. B. Hatfield'
boy, 214 Eleventh bt., Portland, dis
charging ear and deafness, cured ; M.
W. Thompson, Vancouver, Wash.,
hydrocele, six years, cured; Henry
Von Helms, Handy, Or., cancer of tbe
nose and catarrh, cured.
The Drs. will treat the poor free
except medicines from 9 to 10 a. m.,
du ly, and those who are able to pay
will receive medical treatment at (5 a
month for each disease, or in that pro
portion, aa the case may need, sur
gical aud special disease excepted.
Consultation free. No case taken if
not deemed curable or improvable.
Office hours, 10 to 5 daily, evening 7
to 8, Sunday 10 to 12. They treat all
curable nervous, chronic, acnte and
private diseases, and make a specialty
of alt diseases of eye, ear, nose, throat,
catarrh and 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 case can receive home treatment
after a visit to the doctor's office. In
quiries answered. Circulars and
question blanks sent free. Dr. Darrin
charge at the low rate of $5 per month ;
or in that proportion as the case may
require. This applies to each and
every disease except surgical and spec
ial complicated case. The doctor'
fall in prices ia not only a boon to the
poor, but will be appreciated by thous
ands unable to pay.
Gs-eauly RurprteecU
My wife waa confined to her bed for over
two months with a very severe attack of
rheumatism. We could get nothing that
would afford her anv relief, and as a last
re-ort gave Chamberlain's Pain Balm a
trial. To our great surprise she began to
improve after the first application, and by
using it regularly she waa soon able to get
up and attend to her house work. . 11.
Johnson, of O. J. KnuUon 4 Co., Kensing
ton, Minn. 60 cent bottles for sale by Kd
win Koss, druggist.
A Mlulator's Wife Much Pleuae.
Elder 8. 8. Beaver, of McAlliaterrille,
Juanbtta county, Pa., ssys his wife ia ub
jevt to cramp in Ihe stomach. Last sum
mer she tried Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Rrtnedy for it, and was
much pleased with the relief afforded. Sbe
hss since used it whenever necessary and
found that it never fails. For sale by Ed
win Boss, druggist.
THK
Splendid, Yonng Norman Horse
TEMPEST
WiU Make the Season of 1893
as Follows:
Monday and Tueaday at R. COX'S
place, Warren.
Wednesday and Thursday at Goble.
Rest of the week at C. MUCKLE'S
ranch, Deer Island.
TERMS: INSURANCE $15.
TEMPEST is a beautiful, dark iron gray,
16 hands high: six years old; weighs 1600
pounds, with hue style, quick movement,
and second ti none in muscular power and
durability.
He was sired by Yonng Byron Kier: by
Old Kvron Kier. imported and owned by
Singmuster, Keota, Iowa. Tempest's dam
waa rired liy Old Tempest, a Norman Horse
owned by J. Downs, Iowa.
Chas. Muckle, Owner.
Some "Good Buys"
FOB SALB ST
D. J. Switzer,
ST. HELENS, - OREGON.
The southwest of section S2, and the
southeast X of tha southeast X of section
31, and west of the southwest X of sec
tion 31, township 7 north, range 2 west, 280
acres, 1 7.60 per acre.
The southeast yi of the southeast X of
section 30, township 7 north, range S west,
40 acres at $5 per acre.
The northwest M of section 6, township
6 north, range 2 west, containing ISO acres,
110 per acre.
The southwest i and west J of south
east M and the southeast X of tbe south
east X and the west of the northeast yi,
and the northeast M of the northeast i of
s tion 6, township 6 north, range 2 west,
400 acres, J7.6U per aero.
The west M of the northwest i of sec
tion 5, township 6 north, range 2 west, 89
acres, oo er acre.
The northeast M ot thesouthwsst W, and
the northwest M of the southeast M of sec
tion S, township 6 north, range 2 west, 80
seres, so per acre.
Tha north M of the northeast M of ec
tion 7. township 6 north, range 2 west, 80
acres. V per acre.
A farm of 52 acres at Warren Station, on
theN. P. R. R , with team of horaes, wa
gon, harness, S cows, 1 yearling; also all
farming tools, good house and barn. Price,
l,W0. twc-tnirds uown, oaience in x year,
Inquire of IX J. 8witser, tit. Helens, Or.
The northeast M of the southeast H of
section 1 , township e norm, range 3 west,
17.60 per acre.
Terms One-third cash, balance secured
by mortgage at 8 per cent interest.
For Sale.
RIt eond milch cows, four two-vear old
steers, four two-year old heifers, one four
vearold steer, seven yearlings, one good
breed mare and a two year old colt. Thia
stock can be bought cheap for cash . Apply
tooraaareas uui. riunmii,
Deer Island , Or,
Mrs. C. L. Colbnrn,
BT. HELENS, OREGON,
1
Milliner and
PRICES LOW
All Work Guaranteed.
Hart & Sweetland,
Proprietor
St. Helens Meat Market
Fresh and Baited Meats, Sausage, Fish
and vegetables.
Hsal by wholesale at special rats.
Express wagon ran to all part of town,
and charges reasonable.
ST. HELENS HOTEL
J, George, Proprietor,
Tablss always supplied with tht best edibles
and delicacies the market affords.
TERMS REASONABLE
FOB REGULAR BOARDERS.
Having been nswly rsforniahed, w
ar prepared to give satisfaction te all
oar patrons, and solicit a share ot your
patronag.
ST. HELENS
OREGON.
H. DOLMAN
Has the St. Helens
AGENCY FOR
BRADLEY&METCALrClE
5 CELEBRATED
iBQOTS&SHOES
mi -
: BIGGEST 600T IN THE W0NL0
Tama, hark cwiaunu
A Large Invoice of Stylish and
Durable
Footwear Just Receiyed.
Prices of old Stock Greatly Reduced.
PORTLAND
Marble Works.
8CHANEN & NEU,
Manufacturers of
Monuments, Headstones,
And all kinds of Marble, Granite,
Stonework, Tablets, Curbing, etc.
Special estimate or any desired work
tarnished on application.
208 First St., bet. Madison and Jefferson,
Pvrslasaalt Oregaaa.
EUGENE HANNEMANN.
Wholesale Dealer
IN THPORTID AND DOMESTIC
Wines i Liquors
DISTILLER'S AGENT.
t7 rraaat Street, Partlatssal, Orasjass.
H. Yarwig 4 Son,
WBOLXJllI AUD BBTAIL
231 FRONT BTBEET,
PORTLAND,
OREGON.
JAPANESE
CURB
A new and eomplat. treatment, consisting ol
8uppo.lt ariM, OtntmenU lu Cansulsa, alao la
Box and Ptlla: a Poaltive Cur. lor External, In
ternal, Blind and Bleeding, Itchluf, Chronlo,
Rnnant or Hflredltarv Pllwt. and many other
dlaeanas and female weakneaaea: It la alwayaa
Sreat beneflt to the apmral health. The a rat
laoovery of a medical cure rendering- an opera
tion with tne knife unneoeaaarT hereafter. Thia
Remedy haa never been known to fall, tl per
box, S forSa: aent by mail. Wby suffer from thia
terrible dlaeaa. when a written guarantee la
given with S boxes, to refund tbe auoney If not
eured. Bend Man, for frm Sampl. OuanUH
leaned by Woonaait, Ot-iaas Cc Wholesale
saa Kstaa imiaaiuis, ag Agvuie, imam vr.
rn
Liauor Dwrs
TM 13 I IsaaJSr
m .-Mtmtw- m zm a i a
B. S. BRYANT,
Manufacturer of and Dealer in
HOUGH AND DRESSED
Fir and Cedar Lumber.
Clear Flooring, Ceiling
Constantly
Clatskanie, -
PORTLAND SEED CO.,
Portland, Or.
SEND FOR
SEEDS
F. R. CHOWN,
Hardware, Stoves,
DAIRY PANS, CHURNS, MILK STRAINERS.
MILK CANS, ETC.
212 First Street. PORTLAND
BIRDS OF A FEATHEE FLOCK TOGETHEB."
This is the reason why
The St. Charles Hotel,
O. W. KNOWLES. Proprietor,
Has such a large patronage by the busineea men of the State.
If yon want to meet a friend you will always find him at The St. Charles.
PORTLAND -CLATSKANIE ROUTE !
SARAH DIXON.
Leaves Portland, at Alder Street Dock, Monday, Wednesday and Friday
for Clatskanie, touching at Sauvie's island, St. Helena, Columbia City.Kalama
Neer City, Rainier, Cedar Landing, Mt. Coffin, Bradbury, Stella, Oak Point
and all intermediate points, returning Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
J. MUCKLE.
MUCKLE BROS.,
-sfANCFACTVRIBS OF-
Rough and Dressed Lumber.
-DIALERS IN-
General Merchandise.
St. Helens,
Joseph Kellogg &
Joseph Kellogg and Northwest
FOR COWLITZ RIYER.
NORTHWEST leaves KELSO Monday, Wedne.d7,
and Friday at 5 am. Leaves PORTLAND Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday at 6 a. m.
JOSEPH KELLOGG Leaves RAINIER at 6 a. m.
daily, Sunday excepted, arriving
Returning leaves Portland at 1
(Stop For your
Clatskanie Drug Store,
Where you will find the largest stock of
PATENT MEDICINES,
PRESCRIPTION DRUGS,
TOILET ARTICLES, ETO,
In Columbia County
DR. J. B. ITATaiL. Proprietor.
and Finishing Material
on Hand
- - Oregon.
Bee and Poultry
SUPPLIES.
Fertilizers,
TREES.
CATALOGUE.
Shaver. Master.
C. MUCKLE.
Oregon.
Cos River Steamers.
at Portland at 10:S0 a. a,
p. m., arriving at 6 p. m
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