The Oregon mist., May 12, 1893, Image 3

.lie 0ram gttisst
4lnl(fd Ntutn on it Comity mtlfoyn
All noniniiililMllnun .out to Tin Mi.t Inn Ant.
ih iimu. unit not imm u titn al mm iv
do at mint tli. ,. rr t.ul, I1T1"
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C'IjATMK ANIK.
BRIEF MENTION.
CbII at Ru-V ihn itore for good
wiKUiit
Allmul tli .ncloblo at Hou.lou to
morrow wveiuiiK
Kmory MillM, ofVcitHinla.wtti seen
111 Cl. UUIMIIH 1J WCl'k,
rreseni ititiieatlona point in a few
Until your job printing (, (1,1, 0n(,e
biiiuvh Mini uispulcu uiiaranleed
Attorney Goo. 15. I)vl
lias been in alli'tiiliinoo tit court here
Vina wren,
Tho river is raising pretty fast ami
vory liiKh water in hadicd ur tl.i.
sununer,
Remember tho Ikix social at lluul
toll tomorrow evening. A ploiun.nl
time it anticipated.
rit. Helena tun been unusually
lively I lit- wt.fk owing m t'ircin'i
court being in tcMiioii. j
If lli present sunny weather con
tinties, extietnidy iiKli water will n,r
t. vi nly toiluw in rliiut time.
Mi Familo Jltirnit, of (..lotskanip,
Wit in Mtteiidancn at (tin ftaiiiinalioh
iif teachers hero tit im wtck.
A (JimhI TVtiiijI.ir IihIl'o ,. itiul tin. .
m " iiiaiinu-
H'U hi linn phicn Wi'ilinmlny evening
wiiii u iiieiiincrsii'.p m lutirttoil.
l It. Newell' new residence on the
Jiiil is tdiialy Hearing completum, hut
WIICII lllllxlii il win Mf t vrj. Ilt,)lt ,)
.nuny .imciuio,
it : 1 1 .ii.. .... i
niirx? minim leriy mil accepted M
position Kith W, II. tMiniui mid now
lias cIimiko (if (ho millinery deiiait
liifiit in the ftmo.
I'mf. T. J. CJceioti came m from
' ('liilhkniiio Tuesday mid cnmiui'tid
fli ixatiiliiiitn.il of tiu'licr w liu i
W.IH Ill lJ hero tllU Ktt'll.
Tint punipa were stared ut (he water
won. veuiiray. i no mum. with
lt m ! I Mini the iniik tts tilled ut the
rate ! J.OilO gullutia nil hour.
ltov. It. I). Htn yiri-llcr, who ha twit
in uiti'ii.l.ni.'c nl 1I10 yi-mjy ICvti iift-li-'
i't I'onfi ii'iiri', Wiiii rt'liii'tn il in
noniM, wIktm he wm atitiiuiiftl hmi
ji'Mr,
Tint trruml i.M Colmnli In Ik lwitii
llii mi i-vrry rpiiHK, lint Mr. DmIiiihii
in fiillini; in liiifiv. iiinl hm liu nl.
wy iuc uIk-ii hu litivn'tini tu hrlti r
uilViiiitx;i.
('athifr ffiwill, of The Oi.liimliw
liiiiik, Imik, in i-DciiBii i. I'uiiMtrmMiiin,
H luiiiilM'iiitj r" f-iih'iii't on oiio of the
imiiiy I'imiiiiIiiI liiiilihtig hitc-o jit,t
ninth i f thu t'liiiii h.
juM'pli .Smith A Jmi, of Itiiiok'r,
liavi- ri'iili'tl ihi'ir mill m tluii l.uc, to
l'l.ltluilll .lll!li' win. Bill li .1 ,i (f (hu
J'lunt in Hm fin lire. The i-in:Mtli'iii-t
u.ii ft:w per iiiuiiih,
A miihIm r of invih il (.mii'ih Hpcnl
ii very t leuriuii eu-inii Mumluv hi
tin' l ull, iri nf Mr. n ml M i,.'. ('nl
I. in ii. Whirl, luli-lf mid lunch well
thu h-ntiiii.. ul the i-MMiinx.
The In I'timp Hi ( 1 lit iviilcr wmkti
hu iut ini I'tiiii kiiiiy HUtTiiuoti nun
I mi iiniiiM weiti iiiii'ii Mini (Hen tiion
thulHiik. In n few iliiyn thu fyxirni
Hill ho voiupie unit in full tipttriilion.
No April on rtconl lum hutl tlm
Hinotiiii ot t.iDii.iy weiittit-r una pre
Vtiil.ul ttiii'iiii tli iiuiiilli iiimI i)fkil
' W ' ..-w..... J... ..w. ...
The r.iiul.ill tluting tilt) nl Hit) peiiml
wn mIiu uti'utly in f-xoem of thu
iioriinil.
If tho crop of wilil wtrtiwherrioi thin
vour i in proMirtioii in tno iiniouni ot
IiloiiKoiiiM it will le H 1'iik'H one. The
tew rei't'iit pIcMHeiit tlitya huvo hroiitthl
the atruwhm'iy liloni.oiim to thu front in
grt'iit prufuniiiti
Tho Htcumnr Irnliiii in tho grey
liouiid of tlx roiiml-irip uicanifrii to
J'ortluiiil. Uy MuliHKer Nuwmiiii'ii tif
folia Iiim Unit hint gniiicd the pHtron
iig and hvnt witlre of tho traveling
iuhlic.
l'rof. J. V. WinPtt,a noted vocal
imiHio li'iii hur, will vlwii ht. Helens in
the near fuitiii', liopint to arrmiKt' for
li riru.il ni ii I win nf ii nlmiiiiii ilti mm hni'A.
.... w..... ...
Tliu proleKMir u tboruugh inul ruutor
in intifclu and wu cmi eiietrfully rut
ommoiKl lum to fits puiilio
Jhh. J. Corbfil, champion piiKiliHt of
tho whim, will appear ai Ainrqnum
iJH'?:Pn. u ttt""y over
.ry mo Jinn o tho weok.
Mra. W If - . ..
!,. . ...i . ; roiurnea Mon
"'"" irom a viait up tho rivac,
ivcv, moors anent a nnrMnn i.
Week at n.iiu...i .. . : .."
ii-.,.. . Vi wriiM aHHoctiillnn at
m.o.1, urove, rettirninR on Monday.
L. Liiiiliirnt ,.r Mi.., ,
. ii"v, una nau
'rKe of the carpenter work of the
lie- burn l.nill I.. iV. 01 ",B
thu ' "n in
J. Himbiill guva our citron, a capitl
" -"'' iin;e longo,
Itev. and Mr-. Mnoro, Mi.a Jennie
Myetaand Corn Blackford are tloltt.
jfutc. to lhe Upwoith J,cK0 convon-
ion ul rortluod. - I
Ki'liooli warn liaiiiuu,l r i ... , .
.1 I , V , muiiuiiy lor
.v ,.uiiii:ti ill v.iia ,,.,. ,. ..ii
... v,,v nv,-H (1 UIJOW mo
u...-iier. to on pro-cnt at Iho examinif
im ui ot. uetotia u,ia tvehk.
C. V. Jiillnn i.l 'I..I..I !.. ' .
U'.ii . ui , v""lB"iOi anu
.,1,11 niii'Brur. in ram,.. ...
. ..,,,,,1,,, nviu ni.
nilluriH IIIHl WllllK til u I f... V
aictoiiiinell who waa mukiiitf proof on
nia land.
The irfifulii l.nl,,i,.:.. , i ,
Uoiiiiim a aiore, rocenily pruuidud over
'y . r. HlmUi, huvo lattm t,,kon in
thutKO by K. J. Pnnh.n, i. i..,. i. ...i
----- I !,! IIU1J
iliein inovud to tho factory building
,, tntj (ll llg BVOI'U.
A cum) beforo Jimlli-t T.n Vf,i....
uflern.mii and evening attracted con-
-HMjriio.il attention. Ii wa a civil ac
tion for collection of a mm. .,11 ,l..l.i l...i
- H,u. Mil.
Kv opnorlutmy for a trial of legal.
V,' .. VP '" 1,I'I""'"'K :ouniol, Mr
.1 . w. vunyera ami rrol. Ulcelon,
Tho Dixon bniiightdown tnoro ma
chiuurv for FiiiIiIk.i.m I.
, . . - " ."n."" w.cii.njiii
I.IM. MullllilV. Thil ur,nliiw. (.-.I.,. 1....
-'--"""nivi.iiw "i;
K'MK rail IdhJ im nn. 11,1..;.,., (!..! .. ...1
- 1 -n- (. ,,v.. niiu
l tliu pninciilrutoof iiroureita will
bu lini.hi'd. C'oukidtirahio digging wan
iieeeiHury to got a ohtite built under
1110 comity road at Uurouii'a mill but
that waik ia llnirhud ready for placing
....j .mi 111.1 ,
Mini Miiudo Klninnulmn
, . v.v.i
employed to teach in wlut it culled
iuier uimrcl tin tlm f'i.lr,,,,!,,
Tho county uperintendent fenlimr
inU-rent in thai dmtrlet kinillv' Itnur
I'm wa. nor rciic hu.i hur km.
tiimtion aufelv. ami L im r,it,.it.Mt
inado Ida i flieiul vi-it tlm following
niioi.iiin, not that Ho cxpccU'd to liud
thu kchoul in KUtiHioii hut uUl
ccrlain from the leitcher if the moat
improved methoda wure tmed inachool.
Ho cuiiio biuk Mjii.liiil tlt, it.
iilnghl.
A party of eleven Inilieu anil
men utJirled fur the Cilumhiu river in
il auinll hunt hint MiinI ill' Itltkfiiiiiir
expel ling U) catch the Poller or Lut
line for 1'ortlitud. They wern dele
l!ilte to thu Konorih I
-time friendn who wont along to the
1 iver 10 ee uieiii on. J hey got out to
the river in limo l ate Iho Poller p
ptMccfnlly iilong. ami learned to their
i tiiiMteruiilion Unit thu I.11 rli no did not
itn op on .Mnnday. Tlioaeileutinud for
I'ortlaiid -petit llio thiy itiapeclinit
l!iiiiio' eiiinu'iy waiting for the iokIh
mini, wniiu tliu oilier of tho party
mane ti uli'.'H.nil cull HI II.ivv'm relnm
io to (.'littukauio Tetiumluy evening.
A very eiiinviililo liiemrv and nni-i
ch! eiileriitiiiineiit Wi.a held in Con
vei'a hiiil Wiilut fdiiy evening of ltot
neck. The literal V 001 lion .iiimiulnil
ot rei'iltitioiiH liv ;M,Ms IStellu Amen, of
"rtliiud. Mui'li tvaa exuectnd of Hit
liidv Who it. CUI.1 to he tlenn i.f lh.
.Sthiml of KxpiiMiinii and Literature
in roitlaiiil. itlis J.uii Ji.irr opened
uy an inrtiiini'iilnl tcleelioii i;n the
organ after which .Mim Amua hi
peiiivtl and fi t ited "Aunt roily'
tieorite WuKhiitKtoti" in a very pleaa
ing manner. Musiintl wlect'iona by
Mra. Hiiilger, Mis. Kuglisli and Mi
I. .. . : ... . t 1 . .
mn 11'. i.iiiM iaeiiiiiii. AiiMM K..II..I-I
mid othera followed, iutcraperaed by
-election- ny ,it mh Ainea. In render
ing 1110 , wia uiikcii uucket," Mra.
I'.uglifh -ung the aong while Minn
Amea "liawed it." that i -hn iroal !..
tilled it 11" I if ISO n thea In a deaf 11 nil
dumb iiwtittitiou. Tho audience had
the advantage over those in audi an
iiiBiiiiiiiou, nowever, tor mra ngiiah
a 1 1 a the aonif with anleiulid uilicnU.
tion, ao that wo could all hoar tho
worila. let it wn nice to-see Miss
Amea maka hei graceful ceiitiirpa rimn.
c - r?' w -
loniline -he riilli.H L fn- mIim hm i.ipti..
anna and wore abort alcoves no thai
tho auuience could aee them.
examined and found to contain Alum,
"""" wntcu contain both Alum
u Ammonia. Many of the Alum
unu ammonia powdora aro latlod and
UflVOrilfHMl nil ahan ntnlv .
mialiiBd the pblio. The condmned
uwuur trivon in t i l lint urn ai.l.l ruu
11.. .1 .
BmiKiiiiiy iiirutiic ureizon nod w.iul,.
iuglon 1
"Oulumal." "V,iai Mii uri
Hon Hon." "Hotel ''nh.h. iip.l.
"Puritan." "Hnow Hull" ki,..
llient." "I,ovh1" "f'nlii,,,!.;., . mr, ...... n
Momircli," . "Unrivalod." "Chit a irn
leant." "Kehn." l'i.f,.H iivii.:.
Ko-e," "Hatchet," "Crown."
In addition tn tlm ak,,ir llui .1.,...
... - -. P.VW.U nni iiiriv
Hre niuilv lounilMHiil.l ui 01, a hI.. 1, :..
" ' - ...v. IIAI3, All I-
"iifo to reject all baking powder aold
now 11 ui.o,a uie totta allow tliey arn
u.iiiwiieu iiirgejy 01 Alum and coat
hut a few centa a pound. AUo refuco
any baking powder aold fortwonty-fivo
t-oiuB a pnunu, or lew; jt in uure to
contain Alum.
Surely nothing but tlioir cheapne-a
wiuiu iiiutiee me public to experiment
with tlie-o impure iiowden at tltn i-i-lr
of health. Aaidofrom tiie queation of
oeiiiin or wniiii'iriminaiiii r ii...u,. ......
. . v. ...uDobuir
tleiiined powdera, and viewed from tlie
ataildlioiut of Hlnnniiiv ul,.i,o
cream of turtar baking powder, aueh
it. iimgHwanger ami other high
aiilhoritieH rennrt T)r PrU.'. in 1...
11111I from its greater known itrongtli
anu umjuemionaiiio purity aliould
prove more economical to the uier in
every way.
MONMOUTH.
The bonnl 11 Tti,tr,.i. Vol, I il..'. ...
. - - - v . . vv 111.11 ir'
ular meeting on May 2. Tboy decided
not to eiout tno teacher for next year
until June. Thoy alao decided to re
duce tlioir guliine in order to erect u
building for the Model Hchool, They
will uUo have a teacher for the Model
Shool.
There will bo an inler-collegiate
nuiHMiii conicm neid hereon .June 10
anil 17, between tho Corvollia and
Monmouth Athletic Au-ociatioiia.
Tho oratorical ennteal hot ivmti tint
nocicLit'M wilt LnVti tilui II nil fau lOt I.
Tlm winner in thi contest will go to
naieni to the lnLer-eolhM,il nmirai
which will bo tuko place 011 Juno 2.
1 he ptil.lio at bool Kraduatinir exer
cise Will tuko nliteo in thti O o. ru
Houho on Friday evening, May 12.
Hid Polk county HnnilAv n),,uA
convention was he Ul in tlm ini.ri-n..,,
cliiirt h Friday and Katutday, May 5
lit! O. .
Prof. Cam nlu-ll will l,.l IliA. tl,a n,l.
dres to tho pnblio aehoel graduates
at McMinnville, on May 19,
Ills five literary aaeixtiix .( il.t.
college have utiiu-d into two locielie
for tho remainder of the year.
Mr. Mulk-ev ia lttlttint 111, A ,ttrn
brick building beside the bulk. He
wi.l use il a a grocery utoro.
KC.il'I'lXIBK.-
Lovely attmmcr weather at last,
Everybody busy aoodingand olantine.
' Cliarlea Engliali, our worthy post-
niuHiur, is utidur uie weather, ana has
gone to AHtoria in the hopo of bene
niling liia henllh. .
Misa Adcllo Putrh. of Pnrt1nnr1
cnurgo 01 the Uunuan school district
aa teacher. It is time some of thi-
county' youth was qualifying as
tettuher ho (hut we would not have to
send abroad for ledagogues. Miss
Piigh ia a strunger in this oeighbor-
uoou oni come iiigtuy recommenped.
(leo. Fcil'Ier. of lfilklinrn h..
rented Mr. Bevca' furm and will move
over this week.
Alonzo Patterson, of Hillsboro,
spent Minday us a guest of A. A. Mer
rill ami family.
Teachers' Kxainlnatlon.
All unusually larire elaaa of otn.li.
c -
ounis ia iHKing tno toactiers' examina-
tnis wcck. rot owintr is l is lut of nn.
lilieunts so lnr reoortxil
U. u. Little, AUello Pugh, Mildred
IIOVIU. Mrs. Kettle Kintr. Murv V.
Atchison, Cleopatra I). Kay, Lueila
Uoy, Maggie Traluir, Fannie Burns,
Miss Col ins. Fannin Mi.u.rvn n,.ll
CuIjIcS. Eva Widirer. Mrs. Ki-lln t; ,rl. I
ilia, A. Marchion, Edgar Wilsou and
iioocri jempsey.
COLUMBIA
BANKING CO.
(Incorporated)
ST. HELENS, - - OREGON.
O.A. MASSIE, C. II. NEWELL,
President, Cashier.
Capital' S 20,000.
TfiinSftr'r-l ft trnnnm lmnliln KiiuUiasnaf
Kxf'hflTlf hnnirlir sii.il .M 1...... ..'
lowed urt tune depositHt
TOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED.
E. S. BRYAMT,
Manufacturer of and Dealer in '
ROUGH MB DRESSED
Fir and Cedar Lumber.
Clear Flooring, Ceiling and Finishing Material
Constantly on Hand,
CJatskanie, - - - Oregon.
If
1
1. C. L. Coltarn,
ST. HELEX8, OEEGOJT,
SEEDS
ant
ee and Poultry
SUPPLIES.
All exnenaivn aeeicletit loinrwtnarl I,
ine treasure vaull or The Columbia
Malik Saturday. Caahier Nwn11 at.
lemtitod to chance the eomhiimtinn
but beforo he completed tho change it
was necessary to close the safe and go
to lunch. Jfo turned tint holt In llio
inner door and il is supposed that the
jarot closing the largo doors faatened
the combination. An expert came
vn 1 ron 1 I'ortlaiHl and Willi tho use
of a battering-ram, sledge-hummers,
com cinaeis urni. etc.. sneeneiieii in
opening the door in about eight hoars
...w ......u, ..... .r..... ... ...... -
Grand opera house tomorrow and H1111
tluy nights in "(leullctiiuu Jack," a
Jilay written from the lomance of Cu--
licit a own lile, o,V cnuries i. vinueni.
Two niaiinecs will be given eaturduy
, and Huiitluy.
John li. Deegle, iho former ediior
Of tins paper, started yesietaay even
ine from Portland for Cliiciitio. Mr.
llet'Klo, after spending a few weeks in
4Mi...tri. M.1II nt tn liia rild linmn in
VII.VI.K1) "III fi," """ ...
Missouri, whrre 1 e will visii relatives
.1...- ,.t ...Afllra 'r.( Alln.
Jtir H lllllltllT 11 TCDI.IVM, (. A.C
wishes Mr. Uecglo a jdeitsiint journey
J. II. Imhoir, of Astoria, a manu
facturer of Headstones anu monu
insnti mrna in town Monday nndTues
day. Mr. imbofl'iaa master of his
trade, and by the use of tho best mar
ble and granite obtainable, bis work
Is complete and ponociin every pur-
tinnlv Mr Imluiff la driinir H irond
liusinesa among Coiitmhia county peo-
)lo and we clioeriuiiy recommend nun
and his work to those who want any
thing in his lino.
Jonas Busholl, of the Sovereign
Grand Lodge, I. 0. G, T , filled on
gugonients to lecture here Friday and
Haturduv evenings. An appreciative
iitidience hcaid bis reniarkg Friday
waning and at tho following engage
ment enough members were enlisted
to re-organize Evergreen Lodgo No..
360 which was formerly a flourishing
society. The new lodge has a small
membership and little enthusinsm and
considerable proselyting will bo noces
v Vrtf(jr the society can Imp to bo-
inairliliof .111111 Ii v the .Iiminr 1.111011
under the instruction of Mm. Moore
was 0110 of the best thine of tho eve-
THK Ml.NMCKOTA I.EGISI.ATL'RE.
LooklnK After tlio Alum and Am-
inoiila llaalnx I'owdera.
rortlaud Oiti(nnliin.J
A bill for an act in relation to the
manufacture and sale of baking pow
dera, to prevent fraud und pre.erve
tho public health baa been introduced
in tho Legishmiro at Si. Paul. The
bill is intended to prevent the adulter
ation of baking powdera with Alum
or Ammonia, ininosinir nroner neiiul.
tics to enforce tho law.
Dr. U. iS. Bingawunger, Professor of
Chcmiatry etc., medical department
University of Oregon, made an exami
nation some lime ago of tho baking
oowdei-s fimnd in the Portland atnr.
, . - - - - - ,
tho result of which appeared in tho
Oregoniun : Dr. Uingswanger then
expressed himself as follows:
"I have just finished an analysis of
the principal baking powdera sold in
una niaiKiH, wiui 1110 loiiowing siuri
liug results 1
"llcrcitlos." Una powder contains
ammonia.
Crystal." This powder contains
alum.
"Double Quick." This powder con
tains alum.
"Silver Star." This powder con
tains ulnm,
"While Lilly." This nowdor con
tains alum.
" Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder."
This is a Hiiro cream of tartar pow
der and contains neither alum nor
ammonia.
It will be nliBPrveil that ilr nine.
BWiintr.!' f.iiiml I Pptnii'. l.v I, , 1..1U
cream of tartar baking powder and
tno only brand lice lioin alum, am
monia or any impurity. . -.
. Following ia a list of the 'more
widely known branda that Dr. )tvw.
chetniat for tho Minnesota State Dairy
and rood Commission, aa well as
oilier cboinista ot bJU staudtL'fi, buve
The weather linn been Uir fr il...
post few days.
Jus. Snencer is net'oii iiinir for 1..
cation for blucksmiih simp in town.
J. 11 r re niiuntities of eonl woml
'being coiilriicled for t.l this vicinity
and the price paid is fairly good.
Mis Jennie Lifsteadt died of ty
phoid fever at the resideneo of (1
flowmaii on Monday lust and was in
terred in the Odd Fellows coinoterv
near Chilton.
Mrs. J. O. piltf.Ki IHBn.li.irr u u.a.,1.
vUitiug relative and friends at May-ger.
Several of our frientla Imvn uonn f..
St. Helens a courting this week.
Geo. Decker has moeeil In
wilt haul cord wood for Schneetzer.
JAPANESE
toe iuh:
GURE
A nw fttid enmnlntA Iritatniant rnnsl.ilna a i
PupfHJllUl iotpi, riul!IUIIi IU t..H)IIIOH, tt(M) ID
w nun i iii: rtivuive .iire mr nxieruiti. in
ten ml. liliti-1 hw liltwriHia. Itch i hit 1 'hrtihiti
bnonl nr IlssratJ tiu rv 11. 1
dlspti'tf" mid ItineSe wcaknenws: it U alwaysft
trrotti trencni vo ui toi.trni neallti. The Unt
aicovery of a modiriT cure remWrlnir nn oir
tion wiib tno knife uiiaresarv hrt'Bfter. ThU
kamiailu haa iiueas lutr.ii L.... II all
Un. ft fur $5; utiiit Uy mail. VMty nufTer from thli
leiriuj .t-.t;fuo when n ntten funrantee l
glvm with 6 btixisn, to tftiiii'l ttt monev If not
eure i. HnJ HUmp for free Sanmle. Gtmrnntee
l.aiiiAil l.v aVrotni on ri..s.p U'U.I 1.
1 l "'f viiaar,vu " UUIIWIIIV
Dressmaker.
PRICES LOW
All Work Guaranteed.
Hart & Sweetland,
Proprietor
St. Helens Meat Market
Vr?sh And RAlLml Moitfa Ranaaoo Vial,
I UIIU Vl'CIrUUIUS,
MeaU by wholesale at special rates.
ExnrCRfl WOPOn mn alii nairfa nf tonn
PORTLAND SEED CO, Fertilizers
Portland, Ur. TREES.
SEND FOR CATALOGUE.
ST. HELENS HOTEL
F. R. CHOWN,
Hardware Stoves,
DAIRY PANS, CHURNS, MILK STRAINERS,
MILK CANS. ETC.
212 First Street. PORTLAND
" BIRDS OF A FEATHER FLOCK TOGETHER."
J. George, Proprietor. This ia the reason why
VANKKETOWJi.
Mr. Durlintr. the enimlv nnrnni.a.
for the farmer's alliance, was in this
place liul week and established a lodge
with a membership of seventeen. Of
ficers were elected and AVeilnnnrlnv
.. . : ' i'
I mi men ior ine next meeting.
J lie IvCCIlm. Which nrnvml .n
cessuti tins spring, closet! week beforo
last to bo started again next fall. It
has proved a very harmonious one, as
Iveeums do. there havinir henn nn fr
iigurs anu oui lew rows.
Miss Annie Britrea ia coiner ihi. aiAelr
In visit her friends in Pitmhiiri. - Ml.
contempluteastuyiiisr t here all summer.
uer many irtetids will miss her.
Fred Emorann ha hean annniniod
iissisinni "cniickcr-out" at the alii
anco lodge.
PKKSOXAI, MICNTION.
J. II. Inilioff. a marble cutter of Astnrin
wan in town Monday on business.
Joseph Vanblarieoin. a ntunear rrl lr.1,1
01 vcrnonta, is in town attending court.
L. A. Ilowniaii, of Tortlanil. is the cupst
of his cous n, Mrs. C. L. Colburn, of this
place.
Edwin Rast:ibronk, son of our ertlelent
ueputy county clerk, nald hia imreni
visit Monday. Mr. Eaitalirook Is on his
way iroin l altlornia to Baker City where
ne nas a position with a milling company
John Seliinidtka. of Deer Ishinn. u-a. a
caller at thinoMce Monday. Mr. Hclinildka
las been eneased in the lonariim hmi inn a
ill tliii oounty several seasons. nH i m
moving bis camp to tho Uowcman, where
tie will cnKaije in logging with every pros
peel oi success.
Tli8(jGlekatedFr6icHnr8,
APHRODITINE" ZSZ
Is Fold o. a
POOITIVE
r.iiA4NTr
to euro snr form
ofnervuu.tjtiiea.
crauy tJiiorderuf
thu ttciHTstiveor
ganii u( eltlierar x.
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RFFTiDC .,... u.i 1 . airvs-M
TobwcoorOr.l.iiii,orthrt)uphjci;:iitiilu."liwro.
frt ii.7 1 !! , ' . .V ru?wa rsinsin tli
tretlun, Noftnrnal Kralwlon I e'lorrha. HI.
jIucm, Weak Memory, fwsof i'oneYlinv
trai-ir. wlili h If iieulwtcil ntten loaii to i.remm'ur.
for l .. Keut br moll on ron-lrt of nrirw
A vi in rrK.v ;i;akmkk'i. ginn for
evervlfl-iJOoMeriwelTfil. lorefuml the monev i
a rarmaiifiiil rnis i not effocM. Ws lite,.
. ." ' I''oiiiiuiai. iminoiii ana yonnir
cf both exe, who Imvu tcn pfriiianotiT
lUioaeoofAptiroilitlai). t.lrciiiarlrco. Addrtja
THE APHRO MEDICIME no.
Wontcru tiraac:. r.o 27. iMiirtANU. ).
For sale by KDWIN ROSS, Dituaaisr
M. Uelens. Ur.
Tables always supplied with the bet edibles
and delicacies the market alTerds.
TERMS EEASONABLK
FOR REGULAR BOARDERS.
Having been newly refurnished, w.
aro prepared to cive satisfaction t. all
oar patrons, and solicit a share of your
patronage.
The St. Charles Hotel,
C. W. KNOWLES, Proprietor,
Has such a large patronage by the business men of the Stata.
ff yon want to meet a friend you will always find him at The St Charlea.
ST. HELENS
OREGOX.
PORTLAND
Marble Works.
PORTLAND . CLATSKANIE ROUTE !
Charged -vteh Larceny.
Phi. Harris, a limiliur character of
Rainier, wag brought here last week
and placed in charge of a deputy, on
a cnarge 01 larceny preferred by A.
Orr, who alleges that Harria burglar
ised his cabin near Rainier, and stole
valuable . effects, Wednesday the
grand jury returned a true bill against
Harris.
Letter List.
Lettera to the following aifdroa..
remain uncalled for at the St. Helena
office. : -Nels
Danielson, Johnathan Dodge,
Mrs. R. O. Daltnn. -T.i. M Hnrr.l
Nels Nelson, Wm. O'Rottrke, Charley
emun, mis. Kate Beoley, Mr,, Spencer.
Notice Crcdltara. '
Estate of f. N. Lawrence, decayed.
To Whom It nay Conckrn:
Tabu ., i in. ,1 -. 1 1. ti 1 .. 1 . ,
- ...' ..ut.v ...a, uavr lllt-u IUV nrrutllll
in Inn ahnvi (.ntul.,,1 uialn .....l t. n........
Court of Columbia county, Oregon, has
i- nuiHiiHy, mie aro auy ot juiv, isix. at
tlm hnin ,,r I MnlLnl. .. ... .... .1... I 1
..... ....... ... v ..i,, ., ,,,,, ,t,,- me uuAriiiir
nf nliiurOimir, tr m.w I.PU k., n ikH .11. .
. .... , .. w.j I.: niitiv,
ance of tho earn and the riiauhare ( the
aiimnnsi,raror. j y A. IKIWLHV,
Administrator of the estuta of I. N
Law rente, dectacd. - '
DO YOU SUFFEE?
rUlfMinui. ifinv Vita rwr.Utinav SrrAf.
, V" w
inn. Liquor, Alcrthine or Tobacco
If J hit. ftuii'Llv niwl iwirniiit-innllir niiruil
by the wonderful BI CHLORIDE of
uulu trcutinent.
RHPISR.1ITIM (The nrie scltl entirely tx
nfiLUiliMI ill H'Uo.l from Uie bloods
t unjil ia from live to tinny day..
CITC eptlainyl I'ermaiiently cured: no ro
ll I 0 turu 0 the disease from two to four
U'cckk trwtuicnt.
CPDnCII! nilthewornteasesoflnherlteil
OUnUrUH hi 001I taint quickly and uer
niHiici.lly euruil.
wwHuiii.ygg
or l ilUAt t a hiililt cured 10 to SO days.
No restriction or publicity. Patients
'ii red nt lln.ir mvn l.n.i.M in ilni 0.,iT.
era cured in 8 years.
Full particulars without charge, address
Dr. oQi Bi-Culoriie of M Institute
273 1'owell St., Ian Francisco. Cal.
r i
SARAH DIXON, O. 11. Shaver. Master,
LeaYesPortland.itAiderRrruatTW.tr- f,1.... iir.i .... ...., .
t r,i . i , r. 7. .....;, i? ciiiiwi-tiiiy mm niaay
for Clatskanie, touching at Sativie'a island, 8t. Helens, Columbia City.Kalama
Meer Cltv. Rainier. C.Anr T gnrlin.. Iif u n t..i, i. . . .
and all intermedial points, returning Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
SCHANEN & NEU,
Manufacturers of
Monuments, Headstones,
And all kinds of Marble, Granite,
tsioneworfc, Tablets, Uurbinir. etc
Special estimates for any desired work
; 1
luniisueti on appucuiion.
268 First St., bet. Madisou and Je&erson,
Forilaud, Or.fn.
J. MUCKLE.
C. MUCKLE.
R1UCKLE BROS.,
-MANUfACTCKEKS 0F-
5TOf THIT COUQH!
Dr. Grant's
CURES
Incipient
Cassumptloa,
I iTl-iiaO Fever, Pneumonia,
Ttjf tflWhoopinfl Cettoh, Bros
4T&T ohltia. Croup. Pains In the
l. rtv. a. i a m
s
r m. ' a- w.ii.i.
Breast, Tbroat sad Litnja.
Purely Vecetabla,
CANT BE BEAT FOR
CHILDREN. TRY IT.
0.W.1 Manufacturing Co.,
rvniuinDi uniuun.
ft)
H. Yarwig & Sod, and Mmi
WHOiasAta AXD BKTAIL V ,
General Merchandise.
231 FKONT STREET, .
PORTLAND, - - OREGON.
St. Helens,
Oregon.
For Salt by Ktlwln Hoas, St. Helens, Or.
JAMES F. BRADDOCK,
rfK
OENi:ilAI.
BLACKSMITH WORK
In all its Branches.
REPAIRING YOOD - WORK.
Vt'vta are very reasonable and sll wotk
guartiiuct'd.
HOULTON.
OREGON.
Splendid, Yonng Norman Horse
1PEST
Will Make the Season of 1893
as Follows:
Monday and Tuesday at R. COX'S
place, Warren.
Wednesday and Thiiraihir l. DnKla
Rest of the week at C. MUCKLE'S
ranch, Deor Island.
TEEMS: INSURANCE $15.
TEMPEST Is a beautiful, dark iron jrrav,
18 hands hitch ; seven years old ; weighs KiOO
pounds, with line style, quick movement,
and second to mui. in iini.il..f .uin.,, .m.l
durability. -.
He was sired by Young Byron Kier; bv
Old Kvrnn Kinr itimm'..rl m..l nH ...wl 1...
Suittniaster, Keota. Iowa. 1'einuest's daiii
was sired by Old Tomiwst, a Nornnm Korae
owned by J. Downs, luwu.
Clias. Mnckle, Owner.
J oseph Kellojje & Co.'s River Steamers
LEARN TELEGRAPHY! IV "y"
Success Sure.
Ailress J. C. BEYMOERKR. OroirouUn Ulig ,
TfllllST AND HIM HEIDQUAUTERS-
New York Restaurant.
Awibrsos Beakey, Proprielora.
IX. 139 rtrst Street,
PORTLAND, - - OREGON-
Joseph ' Kellogg and Northwest
FOB COWLITZ RIVER.
NORTHWEST Leaves KELSO Monrlar. Vre.AnA
and Friday at 6 am. Leave PORTLAND Tuedavr Thui-tw
day, and Saturday at 6 a. m.
JOSEPH KELLOGG Leaves RAINIER at 6 a. m.
duly, Sunday excepted, arriving at Pert land at 10:80 a ia
Returning leaves Portland at 1 p. ra,, arriving at 6 p. m " '
Stop
For your Medicines at the
Glatslanie Drug Store,
' Where you wilt find tho largest stock of
PATENT MEDICINES,
PKESGEIPTION DRUGS,
TOILET ARTICLED, ETC,
In Columbia County "
DR. J. Ba IIAI.L, Prorr'r