The Oregon mist., April 28, 1893, Image 3

Diiltrd Ktutci and County Offlflnl I'iijiit
Bt. Hki.knm, Ai-kil 28, 181)3.
PUBLISHER'S NOTIOI.
All eonitmiiiliiitlliiui snnl In Tim Mit (or tiuh
lli'KllnU mnl I umitiiiiuiiiiliiil liy tlm author'
iy urn nin
Mi alone
ml nmiM mia not nn u ilium Hinim. ws
itu mil want Hi" ii"'" lar iiuiiiiritiiiin, lint s iin
AvhlniiM of iruuS faith. ('orwpliolidnlM'e with.
out Hi writer limn i(imii)liig will us
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; IHIIEF MKNT10N.
IVobato court next Monday,
Coii)tnliiuner' court YVixInesduy.
Wm. UatlilU, of Hoiibon, wai In
town Tuuatlay,
W. J. Doiu, of Rainier wa seen in
town last Monday,
J. J. Braim, of Rainier, wm In tlili
jiUoe Wednesday.
J. 0. and W. T. Watl. of Scap
poose, wera in town Tuusday,
John Uamiilmll, or vernunia, wa
can on our ttreota Tuesday.
E. M. 1'ottnr, of Kalama, was-visit-(ng
(riuuda liera Sunday last.
Llnuoln M'rve, of l1na, wai
eu ill town Monday morning.
Drugrcjat Rni mado a flying trip to
I'ortlauil Moaday afternoon.
0. F. Doan, of Rainier, paid a viiit
to tlia tas oolluolor Wednesday.
When In Portland atop at the St,
Charles hotel, Btrictly first ula.
It it reported that fWh are running
very slack at prewnt, in the Columbia.
Nolo the change In the advortia-
meat ot J. M. Mnyer & Co., Portland
W. J. ltice wai in Portland and
HilUburo during the wevk on bum
IICS.
Order for lob work of all klntiiexe
ruled at Th MUTofllca at reaaonablo
rivM.
A.. 0. Little hat ben busy tbia week
locating land wet of Enterprise, for
rorliand partte.
There will be amice at the church
t tiiia place next Sunday morning
and evening: at the unuul hour.
The regular examination of tcchfr
. will be held at thi place on May 10th.
tle annoucement in another column.
The plat of Greenwood addition to
the town of Hcappoose, this county,
wai tilinl with the county clerk ou the
25ih.
la the bright moonlight Tuoiday
evening Mt. M. Ilelvn showed off in
inafiiillcent atylo. It wai a light
worth Seeing,
Wry satisfactory remit are attend
ing the e(rrl nf thn hind boy, who
are rehearsing dilligeotly and inukiug
tapid progress.
A grand ball li annotincrd to take
place at Mayger, Oil Ha lord ay night,
May 6 : 1 1 . timid mnaio and a splendid
upHr are guaranteed,
Wednesday' warm snntbina wis a
piifhcr on fruit blossom. A few nior
I loaiant day and Ihu bloom and foli
ii go will be quite complete.
W. J. Eiiaiabrook, of thi dace,
who i a dc!'Kti'-al lrtf to the Trait
Missiaaippi CUini;rf, ha boon elouteJ
assistant accrctaryuf tlw cotifiress.
Wm. Sirechan wiidica is to an
nounce that be would con ider it a a
great favor if the paries who are mak
ing ue of hia tool and other property
at hi rock quarry would dmontino
aurh actiona.
J. H. Bwager hn a tock of men'
new straw h .u just received. Bpring
i hure and in orJer to keep pac with
the time it behoove you In alep into
Bwager'a and "priiig" yourself for a
straw bat.
Bitice the opening of work on Ike
river a conaervative estimate plane
the catch of salmon at 25.000 fi.h, giv
about COO case to each of the canner
ies. Tbia is a fair showing for the
April run.
C. Bureau, of Mansanita, wa a
caller at thi office Balurday. Mr.
Dureatt mmitti the business prospects
.f hi locality picking up and predict
a comparatively lively aeaon there
this summer.
In menlioninff the afe for the new
bunk Nut week, Tn Mctrr staled that
the safe wae purchased of Ji H. John
aon. It ahould have been Henry 0.
Jolimon, of The TeopW Freighliug
Company, instead.
The safe for the bank at this pluce
will tint arrive tilt tomorrow, but it
wilt be nlaced in position at once and
the houhe will be ready for biuinea
iha tint of the week. The cash will
be here Tueaday.
Two rare coin were received at the
eberrifT office Tueaday. One i a10
void niece of the ConiiiKB of 1850,
valued at 115. and another of the
denomination of 5, minted 1834
and valued at 10.
Taxea are coming In at a very satis
factory rate. Sherriff Maimie re
i,,i,l for over f 1000 Tuesday, and
it I thought that everul thousand
dollar more will be received before the
list becomes delinquent.
tn nur writeun of the bank build-
ina lnt wm lf unintentionally nefr
lected to state that Mr. 0. II. Newell
ih diikianer and ovcraeer of the
of the building. The
work botpeaks for hi ability.
Tl, Rainier Hotol. C. Y. Bmith,
n,.,Umi la oonduoted Biricllv
..,...ia.a In averv respect. Mr.
..i, i. m. ihrirnuch hotel man
U II 1 1 kM . ' " - --r. .
nf hi houee are assured
of haviriir their comforts promptly
looked after.
ti. .tonmur Putter broke her rnd
der on the up trip lat Mondny at
May'gar. The remainder 01 me mp w,
Portland was made by using the (lis
connected engines to steer the boat
which was successfully done, he
steamer arriving at her destination
only a little later ihsn usual. Ihe
iiecMsary repsirs are now being made
in Portland and the Potter will be
baok on her route in a few days, m
the meantime the Harvest Queen U
W7nj tjie waiHo Airii
unco, H not on any other oconIon,
the adage that "if It mini on Eastor
ciunuay iv win rain ior oven stiucsHive
am gonsocutivo Htiinlay," has proven
false. Httmliiy last at this nhn
real spring day, notwithstanding there
were bunk of cloud lurking an
picimndy in almost every dircciioii one
iniKlil looK, yet no rain here. Th.i
warm siiiinliino hroiight out many per-
"ii wim nan uonii connmU to the
oouse ior o lung and tedious a time,
nun me expression ol gratitude were
any ami sinking,
iwo subnets of the ropuhlio of
Prance waged war on each other lust
nuiiuay morning and as a result they
I.... i. .... i i .. . r
uimii uiniiareii in uuuoriler nwager i
court Monday evening. The proceed
log were conducted in the French
tongue, but were very Interesting and
amusing, mat is, we suppose they
nere. una ol Mia licllignranl was
assented live dollar and coals.
There are several copies of lust
week' Miht remaining in this oflico
which will he sent to the addres of
those mentioned by any of our sub
sonhers or others who send in the
names of sny friend in the east, The
paper contains a very accurate write
up of thi county and will be the
mean of disputing of letter writing,
greatly to the rcliel o many.
A sad accident' occurod at Buxton,
Washington county, Monday, by
which an in dint son ol w. It. Htowell
Inst lit lift). Someone carelessly left
Ihe yard gale open and the little fel
low who wa icarcely two years old,
niacin hi way to a email ttream
which passe near the house, into
which he tumbled and wa drowned.
Work is heln'n pushed rapidly on
the new logging railroad on Fall creek.
The plant formerly used at the Trul-
linger camp on the Walluski, in Clat
sop county, ha been removed to the
former atream, whore lively Iriggiug
operation will be carried on a soon
as everything can be placed in readi
ness.
It reiitiire almost constant watch
ing to keep track of the atmospheric
movement. Early Wednesday morn
ing the wind wax strong from the north.
Later a south wind prevailed, aud
finally a squall struck us from the
north, accompanied by a dual-lying
supply of precipitation.
The season of iiinshine this week
wa of slioit duration, though very
enjoyable while it lasted. U would
e,'m that B. 8. Pague and Jopiier
Pluvius have conspired to keep us iu
mud and dark net all summer.
Superintendent Orchard, of the
water work, is making rapid progress
illi the work of laying the mains.
and will have connections made and
be ready to supply water about the
middle of next month.
Cashier Newell, of the Columbia
Bank, is paiming aud decorating the
new bank building in a highgly artis
tic manner.
Work on the new rily hall is pro
gressing slonly and the building will
not he completed lielore the middle ol
Juno.
0. II. Domier recently purchased
40 acre of land dj iuing his place
on Bauvie' if land, from Moore Bros.
Mis Annio Burns, of Hudson, is
reported dangerously ill at Kaet Port
land.
The Exclusion Law.
District Attwney Carter, of Califor
nia, ha been very buy the past fow
day trying to get instruction for
carrying out the provision of the
Ueary exclusion law which take el-
fect next Saturday. 1 no collector oi
custom at Ban Francisco has made
elaborate preparations to round up
sud deport the Chinese of that city
immediately after May 6, but it seem
that, the United biate supreme
court must Drat pass upon the consti
tutionality ol the law, and the attorney-general
has instructed the district
attorney to suapuiid execution poud-iiiu-
the hearing before the Supreme
court which ha been arranged to take
place at once. Tiie Chinese Six Com
panies have duciueu to violate mo
provisions of the act with a view to
having indigent memhers of the Chi
nese colony returned to China free of
charge.
Salmon Poisoning.
The first case of what is known as
"salmon poisoning" was brought to
the atlentien of the medical men ol
Astoria Tuesday afternoon. George
Karnol was the victim, snd it is prou-
aide that he will lose hi right hand.
Thi disease, to which the Cape Cod
lUlw.riiiHn are aubieet. haa an inexpli
cable orikin. It ia the poisoning of
some member of the body aud does
not necessarily come from imme
diate contact with the hah. it ap
nea re as a felon and spreads quickly
until the affected part shrinks away to
the bone. The local doctors propose
this year to attempt to explain the
cause of it coming, anu to nnu a
mean of avoiding it. This has never
yet been successfully accompliahed.
World's Fair It ate.
An arrangement ha been arrived at
among the representatives of the var
ious irancouiiiieuiii inin icgniM
to reduced rate to the Columbian
Exposition. On and after May l,
round-trip ticket to Chicago will be
sold for (98 50, a reduction of 111 CO
from the present rates. Round-trip
ticket to Omaha, Kansas City and St.
Paul will be If80, and to St. Louis 3.
The tickets will be good for the nine
months, and will carry the usual lay
over nrivilceea west of the Missouri
. ..". -.!..! ..I ..f
rivr. it I mo o iiuiou b""
Im ticket aeents that a further reduo
un will hn made, and that there is e
ii..hiliiv nf a leeular smash before
the fair it over
Two Children Drowned.
Trom La Center, Wash., just oppO'
ite this nlnce. come the intelligence
(1 A Pierce, of Arniboy, lost two
hv drowning in Cedar
Monday forenoon. Their ages
wrn throe and five yeara. Both were
riria.' Mr. Pierce wa workintf across
the creek from home, and it is sup-
n e. i lilren attempteu to cru
the creek on a board, and lost their
f.miimr. Mr. Pierce found one child
near the crossing, and the other was
i i k,m,i 9.00 vids below. They
had been in the watei about half an
hour before Uy missed.
A Twister in Oklahoma,
Oklahoma waa visited by two -cy-clone
accompanied by a terrific hail
storm and waterspout Wednesday.
Over 40 person aro known to be killed
while a many more are fatally and
(liingeroiiHly injured. Tun person
were killed In one house, and so great
whs tho force of the wind that whole
villages were wiiied entirely out of ex
istence. After the twister had finished
its work of destruction a heavy storm
of rain and hail aet in which added to
the sulTeriug of trio homeless victim.
Urea I ly Surprlsert.
My wife was confined to her bed for over
two mouths with a very severe attack of
rheumatism. We could get nothing that
would all'ord her any relli'f, and as a last
raort kuvo Chamberlain's 1'iiin Unlin a
trial, 'i o our Vreat suriuixfl she began to
Improve nr the llrst application, and by
uhlng It regularly she wan suun able to get
up and attend to her house work, K: 11.
Johnson, of C. J. Knutson t Co., Kcuidng
lou , Minn. (SO cent bottles for sule by Ku-
wiu uoss, oruggisc.
l'Altle).
News scarce.
Planliog will be very late this sea
son.
tors. Robert Frey was called to Port-
laud to attend her father, who is seri
ously ill at the hospital.
ii;lkna.
Mr, Oscar Wagner is till very low
iili typhoid fever, though there is
slight improvement in his coudilion at
this time. ,
There will be a ipecial meeting of
tho voter of school district No. 32 on
Ihe 27th of thi month, at 2 o'clock P.
M., for the purpose of railing mean
to complete the school house. All
people interested should attend as the
house should by all mean be com
pleted before another term of school
begins.
Quite a larire congregation attended
services at the hall Sunday.
A GstS Tblai for Voufhm and
coiti.
The more Chsmlierlaln's (Jonah Remedy
is iisimI the better it Is liked. We know of
no other reiuedv that always gives satis
faction. It I pood when you first catch
eold. It is good when your cough is settled
aud your limn are sore, it is aood in any
kind of a couvh. Wa have sold twenty
II v dozen bottles of it and every bottle lias
Slvi-n satisfaction, tjtediuan Friedman,
nigglst. Minnesota Lake. Mian. SO rent
bott.es for sal by Edwin Koss. druggist.
A Cook Book Free.
-Tahla anil Kit. lieu" is the title of a new
ennk book published bv the Price Baking
Powder Cniiipiiiiy, uiiU-ugo. Jusi at uu.i
time it will be sent free it you write a postal
mentioning Th Mist. This book has been
tried by ourselves and Is one of the very
best ol its kind. lit-sMes containing over
loo receipts lor all kinds of pa'try and
bi ni cookery, there are many hints for
the tulilp and kitchen, showing bow to set
a IuIiIk. how to enter the dining rouai, etc . ;
a hundred and oni- blnsla in every brunch
of the culinary rt. Cookery of the very
iiuest and riehe-t a well us the inot ecu
noiiitcal and home like, Is provided Ior.
IteinptiilHtr "Thio anil Kitchen'' will be
sent postage paid, to any lady sending her
address (name, town and stale) plainly
givt-n. A copy in Uerman or Kcaudlnavian
will be sent If desired. Postal card is as
good as li-tu-r. Address luce llaktug t'ow
der Co., Chicago. III.
Teachers' Examination.
NOTICE 13 HfcUfcHX l.lVfi 1U41
for the nurooae of making an exami-
i,ii Inn of nil ixTsona who IliaV oiler them
selves as candidates for teachers of tbc
si'hiMila of this county, the County School
Superintendent Ihen-of wilt hold a public
examination at KU Helens. Oregon, com
mencing at 1 o clock.p. m. tni lutn aay oi
Mav. 113. T J.CLKUTON.
C iunty A bool Superintendent Col. County.
lMled this Villi nay oi pru, inuo.
A ninltera Wilt Sluch Pleased.
vi.i.. a a nr nl (p Alllaterville.
Juanlsita county, l'a.. says bis wife Is mb-
ecl to cramp in ine sioinaco. uiu-
..... .k. ,l..,l f 'h..t.,t.rlain' f!nli,. Cholera
and Marrhoe Remedy for it, and was
uiuih plraned with the relief afforded. She
has since used it whenever necesnary and
found Uint it never fails. For sale by Jd-
iiu uoss, urugKioi.
QUE DAY CURE
OWft MFUCS POPlTLAKiaO
For Sail by Edwin Itoss, 8t. Helens, Or.
DO YOU SUFFER?
Rheumatism, Fit (epilepsy), Scrof
ula, Liquor, Morphine or Tobacco
ii.. I,:, n;..LIv ami mrniannntlv cured
by the wonderful BI CHLORIDE of
DOLD treatment.
niirilUITICM (The uric acid entirely ex
RHtUiVlAI 0I1 1-elWfrora th blood)
Cured in from livo to thirty days.
TITC Kpileiwyl Permanently cured; no re
rl 10 turn of tho disease from two to four
week treatment,
CrlDnrilll A nd the worst eases of Inherited
oliftUrU LA blood taiut quickly and per-
f..,-L---r,nn Cured tn from 20 to 30 dsys.
or TUal Cil habit cured 10 to JO days.
No restriction or publicity. Patients
m,iil nl tlipir nttn homes. 40.000 BUtTer-
ers cured in 8 years. ,
Full parllcular without charge, address
Dr. Wood Bi-CiiloriuG of Gold Institute
275 Powell Mt., san f raacisco, uai.
CITY BARBER SHOP
BATH HOUSE.
C. L. COLBURN, Proprietor.
lias Been Thoroughly Refitted and
Rearranged.
Only Baths in the City.
ST. HELENS, OREGON.
HATTE1ES
af QfS2ffif!W '
ELECTRICITY IS LIFE.
To prove the above assertion, read
the following cures of people who
have passed through the throes of
agony and now rejoice in iieaim and
happiness. Drs. Dan in have the skill
to harness and drive the electric cur
rent to the secret ambush of disease
and rout it root and branch. Certainly
medicine alone can never reach and
cure such almost incurable diseases a
the following:
- C. A. Vaudorford, of North Yamhill,
Or., doafoes and rlngi.ig noises;
cured. Charlo 0. McCrackon, Dal Ins,
consumption, catarrh and bionchili-;
restored to health. John M. Bini
mon, Oakville, Wash., catarrh, bron
chitis and nervoo debility, restored,
C. A. Vorce, Antloch, Cal., deafnes 22
years j could scarcely hear anything;
enred. Miss Rose Berry, sister of
Mrs. Miller, postmistress at Hillsdale,
Or., tumor in the mouth, removed.
Stephen Wylie, Nasel, Pacific county,
Wash., liver complaint aud aggravated
case of piles, cured. O. . Knott,
Mulino, Clackamas county, Or., nerv
ous docility and pimples on the face,
enred. Miss NclU Rosenthal, 1C06
Stockton street, San Francisco, woak
nesa of Ihe optic nerve aud catarrh 10
yeara; cured.
The Drs. will treat the poor free
except medicines from 9 to 10 a. in.,
daily, and those who are able to pay
will receive medical treatment at $5 a
month for each disease, or in that pro
portion, as the case may need, sur
gical sud special diseases excepted.
Consultation true. No cases 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, acute and
private diseases, aud make a specialty
of all diseases of eye, ear, nose, throat,
catarrh and' deafness, loss of manhood,
loes 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 $5 per month ;
or iu that proportion as the case may
require. This applies to each and
every disease except surgical and spec
ial complicated rases. The doctors'
fall in prices is not only a.boon to the
poor, but will be appreciated by thous
ands unable to pay.
mtoaea Price Cured mt Hheuoaatlsos.
The mint! cases nf rbeumatltim cured bv
ChumlwrlRiu' Pain Balm dining the past
lew months have given the people grrat
confidence id its curative properties, and
have shown that there is one preparation
that can be depended upon for that painful
od aggravating dbeae. llonaker Bros.,
I.orain , Ohio, sv: "iir. .vioses rnce, oi
this place, was troubled with rheumatism
for a lone time. Chamberlain's l'ain li ilm
has cur. ij him. He says that the Unlin bas
uo equal, jor sale by Ldwin Koss, drug
gist.
TOIRIaT m FiJIILT HEiDHUlBTEaS.
New York Restaurant.
Anderson Beakbt, Proprietors.
No. ISt First Street,
PORTLAND, - - OREGON.
THH
Splendid, Young Norman Horse
WiU Make the Season of 1893
as Follows:
Monday and Tuesday at E. COX'S
place, Warren.
Wednesday and Thursday at Goble.
Rest of the week at C. MUUKLJS'B
ranch, Deer Island.
TERMS: INSURANCE $15.
TFAf PRRT i a honiitifiil- dark iron ffrav.
16 hands bieh ; seven years old ; weighs 1G00
pounds, with tine style, quick movement,
and second t) none in muscular power and
durability.
He was sired by Younp Byron Kier; by
Old Byron Kier. imported and owned by
Ringmaster, Keota, Iowa. Tempest's dam
was sired bv Old TemDest. a Noriuan Horse
wned by J. Downs, Iowa.
Chas. Muckle, Owner.
Some Good Buys"
roa bili bt
D. J. Switzer,
ST. HSLENS,
OREGON.
The southwest M of section 32. and the
southeast V of the southeast H of section
31, and west V, of the southwest H of sec
tion 81, township 7 north, range 2 west, 280
acres, $7.50 per acre.
The southeast V of the southeast M of
section 'M, township 7 north, range 2 west,
10 acres at $5 per acre.
The north est W of section ft. township
6 north, range 2 west, containing ltW acres,
S to per acre.
The southwest M and west M of south
east M and the southeast H of the south
east a and the west a oi me normeast
and the northeast W of the northeast K of
section li, township 6 north, range 2 west,
400 acres, $7.50 per aero.
The west W of the northwest i. of sec
tion ft, township 6 north, range 2 west, 83
ai res, 7.50 per acre.
The northeast of the southwest X, and
the northwest M of the southeast Si of sec
tion 8. townshio 6 north, ranue 2 west, 80
aores, $5 per acre.
The north U of the northeast l of sec
Hon 7. townshio 6 north, range 2 west, 80
acres. $5 per acre.
A farm of 52 acres at Wnrren Station, on
theN. P. R. It , with team of horses, wa
gon, harness, 3 cows, 1 yearling; also all
farming tools, good house and barn. I'rice,
f;(,200, two-thirds down, balance in 1 year.
inquire Ol V. J. ewuaer, ov. neiens, vr.
The northeast yi of the southeast U of
section 1 , township 6 north, range 8 west,
$7.50 per acre.
Terms One-third cash, balance secured
by mortgage at 8 per oeni interest.
For Sale.
Fix good milch cows, four two-year old
steers, four two-year old heifers, one four
vrarold steer, seven yearlings, one good
L.J i t,l nt. TlnR
untJU mate im . " jvw. w.v.
stock can be bought cheap for cosh . Apply
to or addriiis GBO. FiCIITKU
levr uiauu , vi
Mrs. C. L. Colburn,
ST. HELENS, 0HEG0N,
i
PRICES LOW
Alf Work Guaranteed.
Hart & Sweetland,
Proprietor
St. Helens Meat Market
Fresh and Salted Meat. Sausage, Fish
and vegetable.
Meats by wholesale at rpecial rate.
Express wagon run to all part of town,
aud charges reasonable.
ST. HELENS HOTEL.
J, George, Proprietor,
Tables alway supplied wtihthebestedible
and delicacies the market affords.
TKRMS REASONABLE
FOR REGULAR BOARDERS.
Having been newly refurnished, w
are prepared to give satisfaction t all
our patron, and solicit a share of your
patrouage.
ST. HELENS
OREGON.
W H. DOLMAN
Has the St. Helens
AGENCY FOR
BRADLEY&METCALrCSH
CELEBRATED
B00TS&SH0ES
rH BIUGESTBU01 IN THE WOrtU)
tsuc hmk csrrajairiB
A Large Invoice of Stvlish snd
' Durable
Footwear Jost Received.
Prices of old Slock Greatly Reduced.
PORTLAND
arble Works.
SCHANEN & NEU,
Manufacturers ot
Monuments, Headstones,
And all kinds of Marble, Granite,
Stonework, Tablets, Curbing, etc.
Special estimates for any desired work
famished on application.
868 First St., bet. Madison and Jefferson,
Prilalt Or...
EUGENE HAHNEMANN.
0
Wholesale Dealer
I If IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC!
finest Liquors
DISTILLER'S AGENT.
tT front Street, Portland, Oresjon.
H. Yarwig & Son,
wnoiasAia ad aaTatx,
SSI FK0NT STREET,
PORTLAND,
OREGON.
JAPANESE
I ih:
CURE
A new snd complete treatment, consisting ot
Suppositories, OlutmenU in Ctipeules, also la
Box and Pills: a Positive Cure for Kxterual, In
tertml. Blind and Kluu.lini. Itchiun. Chronlo.
Recent or HerediUry l'llen. and many otber
dlsease8 and female weakuosees: H Is alwayna
ireat benotlt to th gnneral health. The Srat
discovery of a inMicaT core rendering an opera
tion with tne knife uaoeeouary hereafter. This
Remedy has never been known to full. $1 per
box. 6 for to; seut by mall. Why sufl'or from this
terrible dlseaio when a written f uarante Is
given with 6 boxes, to rotund the money if not
cured. Send stamp for free Sample. Guarantee
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E. 8. "BRYANT,
Manufacturer of and Dealer in
ROUGH AUD DRESSED
ITir and Cedar Lumber.
Clear, Flooring, Ceiling and Finishing Material
Constantly on Hand,
Clatskanie, - Oregon.
SEEDS
PORTLAND SEED CO,
Portland, Or.
SEND FOR
F. R. CHOWN,
ardware
DAIRY PANS, CHURNS, MILK STRAINERS,
MILK CANS, ETC.
212 First -Street. PORTLAND
BIfiDS OF A FEATHER FLOCK TOGETHEE."
This is the reason why
The St. Charles Hotel,
C. W. KNOWLES, Proprietor,
Has such a large patronage by the business men of the State.
If you want to meet a friend you will always find him at The St. Charles.
PORTLAND - CLATSKANIE ROUTE !
SARAH DIXON, G. M. Shaver. Master.
Leaves Portland, at Alder Street Docs:, Monday, Wednesday and Friday
for Clatskanie, touching at Sauvie's island, St. Helens, 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.,
-MANUFACTURERS OF-
Rough and Dressed Lumber.
-DIALERS IS-
General Merchandise.
St. Helens,
Joseph Kellogg &
Joseph Kellogg and Northwest
FOR COWLITZ RIVER,
NORTHWEST Leaves KELSO Monday, WedneBday,
and Friday at 5 am. Leaves PORTLAND Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday at 6 a. m.
JOSEPH KELLOGG Leaves KAINIISR at 5 m.
daily, Sunday excepted, arriving at Portland at 10:30 a. m.
Returning leaves Portland at 1 p. m., arriving at 0 p. m
JQp 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.
ee and Poultry
SUPPLIES.
Fertilizers,
TREES.
CATALOGUE.
Stoves,
C. MUCKLE.
Oregon.
Co.'s River Steamers,