The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913, May 26, 1893, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextUM lUUt iid boil? Official riper St. Hu.mii, May iO,lox ruUUUHM i NOTIOS All mnaiuiilmioiMaanl mTiis Mm far i,k. ml ium .i4 w , ,u, rtmW il Horn l nluma alons. Wa Ea .ttl,li,.al..... ..... . no wit wani iik nam, I,, pp,)( i BRIEF MENTION. Jotui Swager totk a (Hp lo Portland vrt-utit-sjay. W. J. Rico was visitor to tlie met. roiKMia luesuay. RonmiiiUir that fit. Helen, i. to ccl brat II10 Fourth. w. ii. dolman m a pMHiir to j-onuua oo ilia rottr Wednesday. Newfe.n Terry, the Hoiilton inrnliaut, Mil wla-u fa need ol grt eerie. County Commissioner 0. W. Barnes Was doing business iu til. Jleleiu tuts week. J. Cy. Smith, proprietor of th Rai nier liotul, was vi.iilujf 8t. Helena 4 uosusy. Elmer Wliarton anil wife, of Silver ton, are visiting relative and friend una iaoe. Artistic Job printing In nil braiicbe eiecuuHi al J hk si I my ollice. Send lu your order. Spring twins to have arrived at lust i.ivar weather suit a strung north wind prevails. W. J. Murkte, the live merchant of iUimer, waa sroii in U Helena (lie Utter part ft lust wwk. Tlie ilcamer Totter ia again making regular tri on the night run between TortUnd aud Antoria. The committee on arranenmeats lor.-lliu crkbralKiii ia iin-pariug to xMuaively advert! tlu aauie. Divine service at the church in thl tiUve next Sundny morning an I tveniug at the utuul hours. The planing- nisnhinery I in opera tion in the mill at this place. There is probably two week's work alitsil. Dr. Wm. OfUwuM, the dential, ia now permanently located in St. Hel ens, where he eau he found at all time. The favorite little steamer Iral.la continue to do the passr-iiKcr business on the river, Acvonumxlatiug way win every lime. A grand celebration st this J.laee ia now an aaaurcd fact and a gem-nil invitation is eitonik-d lo all to come aud enjoy out hoajtiuility. The niiH'hanir at work on the lurge Ii.ill at this I'Uoit are making rHil iripri'M and lle luiil.ling will soou be onlin ly enclosed and roofed. Willi the new, large ball for even I lug eierelaea, Hi. IIi-Iimi ean now otter j Imlueenii iua lo and e,tiamniee grainl lime to ihio a bo attend our celo lifaliou. t The wiilcr in the Columbia hat fil foil an ineli or two i- the paxt fe ; l J', hut it ia predicts! that ainro lle run slimes again another ruiae may lie locked for. '.Complaint resehes us from several tiWriber whit failed to nceive 'I'll Mist last wrek. We with lo siiy that it is no fault of ours, ss eveiy pnper leave this offioe iroierly directed. Word from Lee Perry who i in Cul ifornia, ia Ut the effect that hi healih ia rapidly improving. His many friend in thiaeounty wilt he pleased to hear of hi complete recovery.. On account of removal In Third and Morrison lroels, Portland, on or nlmut July 13th, Davica, the photographer, First and Tavlor, will mako bjs $000 Cabinet for f 3.60 ; Peru paunel $6 00. A hiC and Interesting letter from 3. K. Reegle is puhlihheil in this iamie. Mr. Beagle states that in order for one I o tee Ibe entire show at Chicago, no less than thiee months will be required. Tub Mikt wiahea to direct the at tention of tlx public lo the general merchandise house of Mucklo Bros., of this place, where ran be found ss complete a slock of goods as i carried outside of the metroHili. Road Supervisor Watts will soon have a force of men out on the county roads in his district and vigorously push the work of repairing There is room for improvement ss the riMds in ibis cou.ity are reported to be iu a very poor condition. The steamer Mascot isbillod for an excursion to Vancouver on Decoration Day, May 30, under the suspires of the Woodland and Kidgfiold Cornel Hand. The tearner will call hero at bout 7 and arrive at Vancouver at 10 Fare for the round trip will be 75 cent. Word reache us thst on Tuesday the steamer Telephone, while niakiug a landine at Bay View cannery crash- ..I Sm lha arharf at audi SIXKmI M to cairy away a part of the dock and knock overboard about 11.800 worth of cased salmon. The cause, we nti dersUnd. was assigned to the mach inery being alightly out of repair. T. J. Euan and Paul Chandler, of a ia..l Mi.m, have been viailine i'u. tCir old friond Dr. Griswold, the past week. These gentlemen are "doing" the coatt. and loll that if they r!..r..d home without having teen i.. ..I..M.I,i& with all its lieautirs ...nlil he doiiitf lliemsclvcs ail injustice. They etH-ak in higbest terms of the graiid scenery along the Columbia. ' Tub Mist acknowledge the receipt of a box of wedding cake from Mr. iil..iuu I. nmivnra and wife, Ol i-i...-lf..in Miu Lixxio P. Miller married lo Mr. C. L. Conyers, at the resi-.!-.. f l.ride's lHlher.W.8. Miller, ii i : i..t Knmlnv. bv ReV. Ira t. .'..,! ,.n Tnesdav the newly ..rri.,.l .minlo wore nasscngors on the PoitortoPortliind. Doth parties are old time reHidcnUof tins county, are .i.i i.v all who know them. Thk Mttrr extends cougratul- lions and joins wilt, the many ""- Of'Mr.C. Ml. Con,'t.. in . The Celebration, Pursuant to call for meeting of citi 'n Intt Vriduv evmninu I,.,, her (if persons assembled at the Court uoute, Where it was decided to celo nraie tlie coming Fourth in a beliliing manner at tliia place. Committees were appointed aud the nuance com init ia. , leininen uavnm socurcJ an amount sunicient to defray the ex penso ol a itraud celuhrut on. Tim meeting wu adjourned lo meet again I uewlay evening, when tho remru of appointeu coinmiiiees were read and i ceepttHl. Tho management wna w'i inreeconipeionl persona with authority to ADlHilIlL Ml lit AiimmilriMia for the tueneavful carrying out of the ciinriivu worn may now le I'Maeu lor ami a grand celebration ia uaauretl, lo which is most cordially iiirini, inB reamenia oi in a county and all others who may choose to celo- Draw Willi us. The prigmninie bus noi neen made up a yet. hut Irom the Mintimeut of the people, a barbecue aua uaaset picnic is irehirred, and in tlie evening there will he a grand ball. Drive Wblat I'artr. Lint Thiiradav eveuius Dr. ami Mrs ii. K. cnn Kare a drive whiat nartv which prnvinl the social event of the season and a success in every par lien lar. Twenty hand were played, and the score for t'.:e winners was a very reuiiiiuie one. Andrew King and Mrs. F. M. Miles were the lucky ones a ilh a score of thirly-ninu points, wuiui it. uecacraud Mias Kin ma Cox succeeded in winninir the booby. After the result Imd been announced a plentiful luncheon was served and the gticala departed, pronouncing the host and hoslcut rovul entertainers. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Jouna, II. 1'. Watkint and wife, K. K. Quiek and wife, 11. Jtnhert and wife, F. M. Milee and wife, George Lament and wife. A. H, Qeoree and wife, C. L. Colhurn and wife, M intra Allice Cix, Muttie Perry and Knima !x, Messrs. W. U. Dilbnl, A. Kiuit, Di cker, K. Illukeley. J II. ltoiime. K. Kisn, J. Cox, Dr. Oriswold and Dave Davia. Clrralt Court Proceeding. 8. W. Bhisdel va. W, D. Connoll iidtiuieui for defendant in the sum of Szo 13 . Mcver'clil and Oanx vs. C. K. Kon- kle, judgment for forcloanro as prayed in comiiluint. J. W. lli.vi and other vs. J. W. Bniley and other, judgment for de fendant for cost. Win. Itosiuiiti and IIotry S. Hon- erson admittml to citizenship. Htate va. I'lnlander Harris, found uiliy of cell it Ltrveuy and committed lor 25 days. U. D. Kelly vs. N. Nichols, dis- iniMted at plaintiff's coal. J smut (irnliim vs. Joviah Weslou, iaiuiased ut pluintifTa cost. John Mitrnurd vs. M. Morgan, con. rmation of tuihi. Iliiiininii A Dillard v. E. It. Spen- cr, forvtosore of mechanic's lieu. C'limty Clerk Uuick made a bu Bi ne a trip to Portland Wediuwday. Mr. and M.a. W. M. Oaddia visited rel.ilivcs her. Monday and returned home to (olle Tuesday morning. Thk Miht stnto.1 in Ilia last issue Hi it the Ciicuil court h.id adjourned to convene on July 5th. It should have read July lOih. Aa a result i f tho hich water large drove of entile are la-ing drought to the high lands. Quito a large drove wna tubeu to Jiuuacr hill the first of this week. MeM. Orchard and Jonea find phuity of wurk iu putting iu the ser vice tipct for water. The pipe used varies iu size from oue to two inches, aud about eighty pi pea will be put in at present. Itonbcn P. Gmlmm, of Portland, whs in this plaee Tuesdny. Mr. Graham through hi effort to succeed, is lindiug employment at hia profession which may cause envious gUncca lo be cast at hint. Bucccm lo him. Allert Tucker, after many year's residence in the Nehulem vulley, has moved hi family out and intends to make Yoncalla, Douglas county, bis future home. Mr Tuttker, after year of hard labor and privation, has wisely ehowu lo more comfortably situate himself, lo which wo say anion. Tho long-hoed-for bridge across the Nelmletn river at a point one mile east of Vernonia ia to be immediately constructed, aa will bo e-cn by an ad vertisement for sealed bids in this M- sueof Tim Mibt. This bridge will prove a great convenience to the set tler on tho cast side of the Nohalem river, who are now virtually shut in through the wiuter months by bigb water. Clin. Altiier, an axnian in Crous' logging camp on Milton creek, had the misfortune to amputate two iocs of his It'll fool while at work in the wood Thursday. Me struck a Heavy blow with an ax which glanced and camn In contact wilh the great and second toes of hia foot with the above result. Dr. Cliff dressed his iniuncs, and Altixer relumed lo the csmp Sun day wilh every prospect ol specay recovery. Capt. Lsmont is entertaining his old aclux.1 mate. Mr. T. H. Trevitt, of Portr laud. Judge Wait of Oregon City, was also a guest of tho Captain Wed neatlsy, and the three old gentlemen wliilo comparing their ss.es found that their combined ages is 248 years. Mr. Trevill is 87, Cat t iin Lamont 81 and Judite Wail it 80. Tli trio of oclo gnnaiians are well preserved for men of their advanced ago, and all enjoy comparatively good health except Capt. Lamont, who met with an acci dent a few ) e ira ago. which haa since compelled him to use crutches. Mrs. Q. A. Mas-lo. accompanied by her children, Ml Tuesday lor her old home at Betlo Air. Ohio, on a three month'a vult lo her parents and f i lends at that plaec. Mamie has been absent fruru Ohio twelve years. . A lamsai IWecSloliie. "Chamberlain's Oough "'L t S Mr C. II Main, ol Unton '"" .. , ,.B crat ai o f t.ll..i?.-. hmifh Itemed. 1 warrant i;iiatii":,J"" - .-.-r.-- - -. od have nsvTr h'ea.d of on. ml nave nsver i evorv hottle am. ",Vf Weent'Fritv sd for t-i.ii July 13. IK). p in. ! ft; r XK,lw1n.uS, druggist, .. yf. J,Uicetorritf.,,DilUrd A.Col,forDert'.v . VEItNOMIA MOTES. Kncroa If 1ST Not aMimr-anvenrrsanimtl tuts in your paper from this net-It of woods in iviiih in inn proper muou itr writing. 1 llioutilit I would send you a few "aticks.'' 1 eli:t I shutllil hsra iIhI.kI tlila ut Vnr. ciisiiceiosloiul ol Vernoiiin, as Win Mel- linger has sold a pari ol Ida ranch to V. A, .iiiKltl, and fluty sr doing la pis i .. , tllli'd the nam of Fairclutnes. 1 will bill you more about the new town when all ar raugeuieiitJ ars completed. W, A. Harris ba rscelvsd bis notary seal. Look oui fur boom at tn new town unite a lew stransera ara accn on our streets lately. U. h. Kevser Is struararllns' with a (iloti n in nnger. Nsws In tlili nart of th country is about st:arc ai dollars. (,'rois ar about all In and lots til Burden. lug Is in order between shower. Slirenee Vsnlllarlirom rtiirnit frnm Cowlits laatt week where he ba been Visit ing til parents. What wai that von anketl abont the rail. roalT Well, no matter. X know nolhlna about It, anyway. Indications point to a wason road brine oix-ned lo 1'iltsburs; on the vaat side of the riTsr, it wouiti ie a good suiieni lo ox what few roads w have. Rumor has It that there will be a few law suit in llitt locality In the near future. A ihkI thing for lawyers but a mighty poor investment foi the principals. Tlia fellow from Kowiss whouas tliscon- truet for carrying the Buxton mail 1 in town trying lo grt soma one lo carry the nail for him lit oilers a big thing to the rtxht man. He U willing lo nay two dol lars for the round trip, autl as the distance is only about forty nnlea there ought t i be big money in it. " Duele" Uiilgway offered to carry tho mail for t,000. W hv since learned thst Jack l'ringle U the lucky uiau. CL.ATHKAN1K. Frank Merrill has lacn extendinir thr water ix- ihit week to his new residt nt e. John CumnMI is moyiiishis family into the hontu lately occupied by I) . McLsiu and family. Mrs. II. W. Hlood returned Monday from a vinitof several weeks wiib her daughter, neiir CasDe Iiock. Itey. anil Mrs. Moore bave been enter taining Mrs. Moore's mother, Mrs. lay man and friend, Miss I'outcau, for the post few duys. The nnlilic school are nrenarlnir for a public entertainment ut tho close of the preaeut term of school which occurs in bout tin oe woeks. County Superintendent Cleeton has been niKiruouiim me couiilv' si liooi nmironria- titins to tlie iJiirerenl ditri. ls. Tiie appro priation is a large one this swing which is vt'ry gratifying Ui the school buaids as well th school teachers. Kt!prtwntatlve Merrill bad a look of de- teriniuiiiiou mingled with auger on bis us uslty hliind liH)kiig couiiteniiiico Utt 8nb hath, sml for a while paced around town seeming to have Wood in lilt eye, to the surprise tif lliono who raw him, and who womb-red wbut was going to happen. They round nut. however. Ha wai waiting fur the dot tor lo extract an aching tooth , and warn tual was done tno clnutl inssil from hiseouutenunceaiid helooketlhluisell again The new city officials haye Iwen wrellins with nublin alfaint fur the patt ten dtys. They (on ml the city records so meaner and tlie city iinuiiniH'es ao incomplete tual It tvos dtt'ided to rcadopt oriliiinMcei and have thrm preserved in more tancihle form. A ii re.uii oi iiit ir action one can now reatl ordinances in print so (ar ai they are com- pivie, ana me council expect to nave all minted its fast ai atlopted. This will give evi-rvhixly uu opportunity to see what is required und wiiat loruitiurn in tins pnuci put viiy in Columbia couuty The mater about town has brought a luutb. r tit queer luokin? boats tuto uw. young Amenta has beeu making use of Plank for iiavb'.atmg over sunuof the low lying lands. Mr .. Ilryanl wilh an eye to bii-incw hus lioJ a boat secured by a rope below hit More and residence to (erry persons coming from the direction of Bu reau's mill between ttio cm! of the bridge mi tiry uinu. nas uecu ii.neu vj ttute iiumbcr of iKOnle, but the boat it iiurrow ml a lady cr.nlog oue day this week wits pilled mtoihtt water wlncn fortuuutcly was not very deep. Mr. Uiyaiit is looking now lor a wider boat. There was one man In tho city on Mon- dat iimrliini! ht looked as thongli be wna glad that bu had been horn, and Ifaut was uusrite iunyers, wtiu a periteiuai snuie on his countenance, a bntion bole bootiet on the lapel ol hia coat and a box of cigars under hia left arm, extending his right and to every one ne met iu re.Miuse to luir derlre lo graxp it in eo.igruiuiaiion. Charley bad been married, you aee, the day bciore, and being the tirol time iu bis life that he ever was married, he seemed so nieawti to think it was himself and not the olhor fellow that got the girl, and we ara told thul tlie belter iinlt Is aa pleased aoout as Charlie is. I ne nappy coupie siartca A" on the steamer Monday night fur a brief vitit to the uioiroiwhs. Success to tin in. we say; and young mail, go thou and do likewise. FROM ANOTHER SOURCE. W. II. Convert and Mr. 8altlern were In Marnhlaud Una week ou business connected wilh the railroad. Oscar Klliott with a crew of men is putting In piling for the railroad up the Clalskauio river. About two miles of the railroad is graded sin the track is bring laid. Mr. Stddcrn intends in tne near iiiture to ouiiu mo rail road lo Mist, in the Nehaleiu. W. H. Conyers returned Friday of last week from Ht. Helens where he hod been nth tiding Circuit Court. Ail the cases ui which ha was interested were decided iu his favor. Dr. Hall, Normad Merrill and J. A. Fab riuue. who were aonointed appointed ap- prmscre of tlie estate of Josephus Jones, deceased, met together May 20, aud placed a valuation on the property. On account of the high water In the Columbia river, the people living on the low lands were compelled to move Iheirstock to the high lamia. 1 he Btcameri enaver ana Diiou bttughl a lot of them lo Clatakauie. Win. Burris. who has been fishing with a seine near Ataygers, brought tn hu horses and took them to tlie Nehalem to wait for the water to redede. Fred Hlalt. WOO had been with Mr. liurris, returned with hint. W. A. Kdgerton bus bought the saloon property known as the "Hpider," has had the building rained, and built a wharf and addition. John Blackford Li papering and minting It. As souu as lha Unistung touches are nut on Mr. Kdgerton will oc cupy H aa a general store. Circuit Court Docket. The following eases were set for trial at sn adjoined term of Ihe Circuit oourt of the blste of Oregon for Columbia county : Jonathan Dodge vs. Jos. Vsnlllitrlcon, law, set lor trial July 10. 1KU3, at :30 o'clock, a. m. W. J. Kite for l'ltr.,aud Dillard A Cola for Defendant. N. R. Miller ts. U P. Banser, Law, to bo heard on Demurrer, July 10, 1XU3, Ceo. I). Young for plaiuliit., and W. J. Kice for defendant. II. J. Bevls vs. Bevis Nicholas & Bplawn, Law, set for trial July 10, 1WI, Dillard & Cole for i'ltf., tiicbolus A Davis for licit. Mary Schmidt vs. W.J. Itiee, Iw, set fnr trial July 11, 18!W, D:.t0 o'clock a. in. Krayxer A HutterlieW for Pllf., and Ceo. K. Davis and W. J. Kice in person for Deft. r. R Wilson et. al. vs. J. K. Bourne, law. set for trial July 11. Item, p. in. Dillard it Cole for l'ltf., W. J. Kiee for Deri. II. J. Bcvis va. J. W. Bevis et. al. Bquity, ol rr trial July VI. Itttt. at R:HU a. 111. Dillurd & Cole for Pllf.. and Nicholas 4 Davis for Deft. John Maynard v. N. B. Mover et, al. ...t... 1.1,1 i..lv vi in. n The Hchool Apportionment. Th following Is lbs ttdiool apportion ment iir iim uniren uiatricia ol una county lor till year, with nunie sad rest denes of the clerks : 1 V. W. Price, Hcapponse ,.,.,309OT 2 A. H. (leorge, Ht. Helens Mi 74 3 A. V. McDonald, Deer Islaad.... Ill 38 i It. P. Hums. Jtuiuier 1K 08 0 ). M. Payne, Clnuikanis 8a I 80 0 K. II. Heiiricl , Ht. Helen 100 in 1 Wm Holt, Cllltoii ,. m Mi Wm Bear. Vesper, Clatso) Co . . li Ut A D H lotlay, t appoone W 41 10 James Wallace. Mamhland im 02 It K McVcy, Columbia City ttl M VI h W Vandyke, Vernoma VM 12 13 W M Perry, Uaiiiier ... 8 (4 58 14 J W Vaulilarleom. Vernonia 172 7(1 lft K B Wilcox, Clutskanlt IM 02 10 W 11 Hankiiis. liainier l!o On 17 I. McOooii, Pittsburg 103 01 It) U K Limlgren, Mint 2 IK 09 It) Joseph llaukenberK.Kalnier...., 114 17 20 H Wootihaiii, lieiibeii ISO 44 '21 A II Powell, Pilttburg IM M it N D Peterson, Mist . 1SU i a Henry Henduntoll, ffl)'jer l!itl 40 24 Frank J Peterson, Mist loft 0 25 O W Dan e. Quiucy 2U2 04 2D Dan Rice. Clatukaiiie 100 22 27 0 0 Keawy, Keasev. 12S 33 WBW Jihmton. Kcapiieose DO 12 20 John Mc Adam. Tryon 110 OR :) Prank Brown, Uoulton 178 84 III A J Orwig, Misl 211 82 32 I.J Meserve, Helena mm a W 8 Kvser. Mnyger 130 49 M Peter Hmith. Deer Inland Ill 88 36 Ooar Waisnnen, t!tatskanie 158 02 l K w Maklnster. Neer City loa ;I7 II 0 Brown, Kcuben 1M8 VI : C C Prichard. Apiurv lfil 00 m C H Kmerson, Houllon 1X5 P2 40 Cbria Johnstn. ClaUkanie Vl tf 41 Defunct 12 U I Foster. Fishhawk m 17 4: H Uock. Peii . log SO 14 W A Young, Clatsksnie 108 60 II C Adams, i'ebble 103 01 4(1 Defunct 47 J Mavmtrd. Vernonia.., 110 98 48 (leorge Merrill. Knliiino .. IQtt 01 40 J H Young, Vernonia 07 43 30 Marshal Hbearer, oitit I) on 7 (Joint! David Wert. Wonport... r.tu o Si (Joint) Olnve Johnson, Dixie ... 62 110 87 (Joint) It H Kibliey, Buxton 83 38 At a recent meeting of Ihe world's fair directors it was decided to open the KxiKxsiliua to the public on Sun days. Ed. Harburn has been appointed keeper of the Hi. Helena Jelly Slakd light. ltosincss Chsnfto. NOTICE is hereby given that Wm. Trai ler hat purchased tlie Interest ol W. i . Holier la iu the saw null formerly owned and run bv I'avne A Koliert' M'-srs. K H. Payne and Win.Trivler 1 intinueui. tier tlie nrm name oi ray ne ol ;., in lat ter to collect all aceouiiti due the late firm, and also settle all just claims against Ibe same. R. 8. Pays, W. A. TBATttB, W. M. Roberts. Are Vast Thlakint; Of what you oukIiI to take with you when yon go Iu the world's fairf Your outlit will not be euniplele without a bt.ttle of Chsmbi.-rlain's Ctdic, Cholera and Diar rhoea lUmedy. The hut ge nf water and diet, (atigue and irregular habits . during your trip are alniort certain to produce diarrhoea, and a do..? or two of this remedy may save you seriou sickness and perhaps much expense. Procure it beiore leaving home. 25 and 50 cent battles for sale by Edwin Koss, dropH. Nallce far Pabltcaltom. Land Office at Orejou Cilr, Oregon, April 7, WU. NOTICS ts heretiv siren thst the followlnf uaracil settlet has tiled notice of his intsn llou to moke tiuid proof in auiport ol his claim and that said proof will he mode before lbs County Clerk of Colombia roonly, st 81. Helens, Oregon, on June 1. IfQS. rU: PAMCKI, (illKKNWOOD, llomesletl entry No. SI. for His Miuthwest M e;limi :?7, toivu-hipC liortri, runcoS west. lis natovii the following vrllnemes to proee his con tinuous rctittenca upon and cultivation of said bind, vi: l fiil-r ncllmi 201. K. 8., Janes N. Kiee. J.H. AMrblse and W. U. Fonts, of MM, and t:. W. Ie, of l laukituie, aU of Columbia, e-.mntr, Orexoa. alml 1. T. Al'PKBSOS. Register. DR. WM. GRISWOLD, DENTIST, St. Helens, Oregon. OftaE DAY CURE O.VY.R. MflC. CS PCrXTLAKO. 0 For Salt by Edwin Koss, 8t. Helens, Or. DO YOU SUFFER? Rheumatism, Fits (epilepsy), Scrof ula, Liquor, Morphine or Tobacco Habit, quickly and permanently cured by the wonderful JJI CHLORIDE of GOLD treatment. rhfumatim .rr1 Cured ut from Bee to thirty dsys. CITC fKpllotyl femianantljr cured; DO ra ll I u turn of the diseaso from two to four weeks treatment. CPOnrill A ndthewflrsteasesollnherited ObnUrUA bl 00.I Ulut ulcklj and Ir m alien liy eured. n,imlnnnnAfl Carvrt tn from ?0 to SO dsrs. or TOB A CC habit eured 10 to 10 days. No restriction or nublicitv. Patients cured at their own homes. 40,000 suffer ers cured in 8 years. Fall particulars withoateharKe, address Dr. Weal Bi-CMoriil& of Gold Institute 275 Powell St.. 8an KraacUco, Csl. LEARN TELEGRAPHY! J A TRAfK. IT l"AV8 Success Sure. Addreaa J. C. RKYMOKRKR. Oregonlan Bids., I-OKTI.ANI), OKKQON. COLUMBIA BANKING CO. (Incorporated ST. HELENS, OREGON. Q. A MA&SIR, President. C.H. NKWELI.. Cashier. . Capital $20,000. Transacts a Rcnernl bnnkine business. Exchange bought aud sold. Interest al lowed on time deposits. TOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED. JAMES F. BRADDOCK, ft- U .i- Ef1EttAl BLACKSMITH I0RK In all its Branches. REPAIRING : WOOD : WORK. Prices are very reasonable and all work guaranteed. UOULTON", OKEQON. Mrs. C. L. Colburn, BT. HELENS, OKEQON, PRICES LOW All Work Guaranteed. Hart & Sweetland, Proprietor-- St. Helens Meat Market Fresh and Salted Meats, Sausage, Fish and vegetables. Meats by wholesale at special rates. Express wagon ran to all parts of town, and charges reasonable. ST. HELENS HOTEL J, George, Proprietor, Tables always supplied wiih the bestedibles and delicacies the market affords. TERMS REASONABLE FOB REGULAR BOARDERS. Having been newly refurnished, we are prepared to give satisfaction to all our patrons, and solicit a share of your patronago. ST. HELENS OREGON. PORTLAND w Marble Works. SCHANEN&NEU, Manufacturers of Monuments,' Headstones, And all kinds of Marble, Granite, Stonework, Tablets, Curbing, etc. Special estimate for any desired work - furnished on application. 268 First St., bet. Madison and Jcflersoa, H. Yarwig & Son, wnoiaaiLi kd iitail 331 FKONT STREET, PORTLAND, - - OREGON. THH Splendid, Young Norman Horse TEMPEST Will Make the Season of 1893 as Follows: Monday and Tuesday at R. COX'S place, Warren. Wednesday and Thursday at Gohle. Rest of the week at C. MUCKLK'S ranch, Veer Island. TERMS: INSURANCE $15. TKMFEST is a beautiful, dark iron gray, 16 bands high ; seven years old ; weighs ItiOO pounda, with Hue style, quick movement, and sceond to noue in muscular power and durability. He was tired by Young Byron Kier; by Old Uyrwji Kier," imported and owned by 8ingmasler, Keota. Iowa. Teinnest'a dam was sired by Old Tempest, t Norman Horse owned by i. Downs, Iowa. Chas. Muckle, Owner. T0IJE1ST AND FAULT IBABQUARTEKS. New York Restaurant. Anderson Bbakky, Proprietors. He. 1SS rirst Street, PORTLAND, - - OREGON. Milinerani B. S. BRYANT, Manufacturer of and Dealer in KOUGH MD DBESSED Fir 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, Stoves DAIRY PANS, CHURNS, MILK STRAINERS, MILK CANS, ETC. 212 First Street. PORTLAND " BIRDS OF A FEATHER FLOCK TOGETHER." This is the reason why The St. Charles Hotel, O. W. KNOWLES, Proprietor, Has such a large patronage by the business men of the Stats. If you want to meet a friend you will alwaya find him at The St. Charles. PORTLAND - CLATSKANIE ROUTE ! i-- ;!& y i SARAH DIXON, O. M. Shaver. Master. Leaves Portland, at Alder Street Dock, Monday, Wednesday and Friday for Clatvkanie, touching at Sauvie's irland, 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 IN- General Merchandise. St. Helens, Joseph Kellogs & Joseph Kellogg iMa-,m-Wawaaaaatrarl FOR COWLITZ RIVER. NORTHWEST leaves KELSO Olonday, Wednesday, and Friday at 5 am. Leaves PORTLAND Tuesday, Thurs day, and Saturday at 6 a. in. JOSEPH' KELLOGG Leaves RAINIER at 5 a, m. daily, Sunday excepted, arriving at Portland at 10:30 a. nt, Returning leaves Portland at 1 p. m., arriving at 6 p. m iSOJ) For your Medicines a the Clatskanie Drug Store, Where you will find the largest stock of PATENT MEDICINES, PRESCRIPTION DRUGS, TOILET ARTICLES, ETC., In Columbia County DRs J. E. HALL, Proprietor. lee and Poultry SUPPLIES. Fertilizers, TREES. CATALOGUE. C. MUCKLE. Oregon. Co.'s River Steamers, and Northwest eiu a proierou au4 bpPT