The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913, June 02, 1893, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextUalU. RUto. mil County Official Puprr 8t. Hii.kh, Jijnb 8, 18'J.1, PUSLISHSR'a NOTIOK. All semmunloatlous Milt In Tils Mint for ub llcallon aual lw eoiiaiili ljr ths milh.ir'i real nam. not a nirni He iiliima elm, w, do 4 enl tlit nam. tor pnlIlcltn, lint as tin flitoniw ol l4 failh, CnrrMiHiiiilanr wlili- at the writer's name tnmn.u)fliiK will bo eonslsnsd to His waste liat, BKIEF MENTION. Wm. Simmons 11 ereotlnjr a flno two-story resldonce ou hit property at Itslnier. . Little Wilbur Muokle it tho happy Kssessor of" a rttlirifr pony wlilcb hit iher recently bought (or him. but wlien It cornea to ladles' dress goods end trimmings we mint say tbat Mr. Dolraan carries the largest smd moetseleotatook, Andrew king, the blacksmith at thlt Klaos, l ft master workman, and Tiik list wlsliei to recommend him to the farmers end loggers throughout this county. FUtKt streaming from half -mast were policed on nil steamboats passing our city Tuesdsy. A number u( fla(; were to bs xttri in our own litile city on tbat day. St. Helens was represented it Van couver Memorial day by a delegation who went to pay their respects to the nation's honored dead who rout in the cemetery at that )1aoa. The attention of the Indies of 8r. Helena and vicinity ! directed to the itock of million y carried by Mrs. C. h. Culburn. The latet spring styles of haU aud trimmings can be found there, , The organisation ot the bote com pany in till place Is most assuredly correct move. Let such an under taking ha ably supported by onr (mo lds, as it is a much needed and valu able acquisition. Work on the logging road at Clatr kaeieia progressing in a very satis factory rtinnuer. The completion ol the road is ansioualy awaited by the people of that anetion, as it is ei per ted that livelier timet may be wiluesaed there .. The 81. Helens Hotel is undergoing trtaoy ret airs, suvli as rHtinting ami general raitovatioa. Mr. George U ever alert to make any improvement that would add to the popularity ol Ids house, and which would prove s adafaoUoa to bis guests. k number ol oar eltitent have been roptoyed during the week in arrang ing the plonlo grounds in order for (item to be in readiuess for the large crowd which is ex poo ted bore nest Sunday on the Harvest Queen and a large barge. Tbe excursion i coming bow Portland and ia givea by tbe Pi Iota association, fifteen hundred peo ple are expectod to arrive here, and it tnight not be out of place to suggest that our people prepare to give Uiem a leeaaat reception. . Cbartes llcgrte, of Portland, is pot ting op a large creamery on bis place itear Bcappooss. Tire machinery to iimI will include a fifteen-horse power engine and a complete lint of all alia laUati linorovrd machinery for the n,nuf.u!ture of butur and cheese, Ills creamery 1U bave a capacity for .11 ih an Ilk obtainable, and as the MMitnnnae country bmiveo principally to dairying pursuits, it is ex pooled thnl (lit products ol me esisoiiiuniuuv wm tm large. Mr. llegcle'e venture will . valuable addition to the bus! l?..m .nUmriwi (if Uiat place and nhould reoelve the hearty support of Ilia entire community. AltlwHtgh Memorial day is not prop erly ft day of recreation, the excursion A lady from the graitshopper slate bud occasion to pass St. Helens on one of tho river steamers while "doing" the const, and among other things which attracted bor attention was the sign on tho front of Thm Mist onioe. The lady dad been in the Hate long enough to luarn the meuiilng of the local pliraae "Orfgou mist," but could not uudoretnud why a business home should have such a sign over its door. Turning to her friend, the lady akd : "What does it mean? Is it possible they boltlu this mist and sell lit" J lor Mil ml was ss much miat)lncd ss her ulf at ths strange sign, and not wish ing to talc any questions, limy went on their wsy in blissful ignorance of the fact that linns, though misleading, are some times appropriate. The spsoloui residence of Mr. and Mrs. J. Muokle was tho acone of a very agreeable whist party last Monday evening, which whs attended by Mrs. J. George, Mrs. Huberts, the Misses Willie and Dull Cuples, from Columbia Oily, Alice Cox.Tillie Muokle, Emma Cox. Mossrs. Charles Mucklo, Wash. Muokle, K. Koss, Dr. Qrlswold, Clue. Davis, A. King, T. J. Egsn, Paul Ohsndler, Thoa. Mucklo and I). Davis. The hlgheit number of points made during the seventeen hand played were thirty-one, by Miss Alice Cox and her partner, while Mies Josie U roves and 1'aul Chandler were the proud recip ients of the booby prize a penny each. A plentiful lunch was served after which the hitter part of theevening was pent in chat and music. The probabilities ot Astoria sec urine a railroad this year seemingly become fewer daily. For some time there bas not been any mention of the fact given out, though when questions are aeked Hie same storeotypeu, regulation assur ances are made. To be surs, the meterolugiral conditions have been suuli aa to diaeourage almost any at tempt at such sn enterprise yet, if one is to draw conclusions from the work ings ot the promoters, tbe chances are, by no means, too flatteringly brilliant. To bo sure, railroads are not built in s few days, but it would snom that if there was to be any very great amount of activity this summer, some move would be made, aa toe season is aa vaucing quite rapidly. Ia towns and villages where are not to be found all the couvemeocics winch people of modern times aie so prone to look for, there sometimes arise many little dissatisfactions brought about bv the lack of enterprise. One thing which is so mucn desia-u oy peo- u u. esnoc a ly transient, is a neat ana clean bath, and which many small olaces. and even large ones, sre devoid ol. but in tills rosuect t. Helens is well ud w Hi the times. At sir. uoi burn's csn be had a first-class shave snd hair-cut, and the roost pleasing to all. ia the knowlodge tbat one can pro cure a bath, with ail tne modern con vuinenciea, for the small sum ol twenty five cents. Michael Fitrgerald, an old renidoot if H.'ftnixM)D. died last Saturday at St. Vincent's hospital. In Portlund, of a combination Of diseases, inougu Mr. Fitxgerold bad resided on Scap- pooee sevial years, little wss knowu of hi" antecedents, lie lived alone on hia farm and was considered some what eccentric. He was reticent and unapproachable and never spoke ot his early life, a fact which led all to believe him a confirmed bachelor, but siuce his dfath it transpires tbat he hsd formerly been married, snd bas a son and dsughter, the latter being a sister of charity, in New York. Judging from the tenor of sn article in a recent number of au Astoria paper, ih nnnnln there are bent upon having a railroad. It says: "There is consider able talk of circulation a petition among the business men and all outers inter ested asking the amount of five dollars tier week to be subscrioeu, ana u !;,... ..i u, i 10.000 a month ran be "Let" There be Light." Tho important question of whether ornotwesre to have electric lights should be decided at once snd duciucd hi favor ot the lights. We cannot af ford to do without so valuable sn im provement to this plaoe. The spirit of enterprise, public improvement and advancement is now in tho ssoendancy mill we should not balk its progress for the sake of a few dollars. An agent lor an ehictrio light company will be hero within the next fow dys to con fer with our citizens snd the city au thorities in regard to this m alter and it is to be hoped he will be eiven as- surnnce of the necessary support to in sure the sucess of this valuable edition to our many other public improve ments. No similar investment will bring this city the large returns which will be realized by introducing these lights. Thoy will not only prove to be a great and badly needed public con venience but will go farther towsrds auccuasfollv advertising the olace and -v, - , bringing prominently before me pumio than any investment the city can pos sibly make. Added to our splondid system of water works, convenient snd reliablo banking bouse and tine new theater, electrio lights will give us au advertisement that we cannot afford to do wilout just at present. We ask the citizens of this Iilaco to consider this matter seriously and candidly, and we are convinced if you take an unbiased view of it trom a business standpoint you will not hesitate to see and admit! the benollts to be derived irom a goou system of electrio lights. Canhlor Newell was a visitor at Portland last Friday. Mrs. 0. 1,. Colburn visited tbe metropolis Wednesday. W. J. Eastabrook snd wife visited Port- IsndTuusduy. Judse McDrlile spent 8undsy in tbia place Visiting relative. Mrs. Jas. Mur.kle visited relatives In Fort- laud Wednnsday. O. F. Moeek. of Rainier, was in town Tuesday ol tuts weea. E. O. Darllns. of PitUbare. was a visitor at our sanctum ou Btoaciay. Mrs. Cha. Bryaat.of Portland, is visit ing her mollier, Mrs. o. o nay. Miss Lena Blakeriey is expected borne from Corvallis in about two weeks. Mrs. Belle Oaddin, of Gobi Is visiting her mother, Mrs. A. Widger, ol tins place. Miu A llm Cm was a ijamieniter on the traida to ForUand and return yesterday. k linrnKV Gm. E Davis, of Portlund was attending to legal buninesa here last Friday. Mm W n twit was a DSMSnKer bd ou the Potter Tuesday tor her home in Aiuany. Cltv Marshal W. L. Harmer, of Rainier, was a pleasant caller at this office Monday W.J. Bice anrl family were visitors at Portland Wednesday. They returned in tbe evening. r r a r - a.l.M L.a Mrs. P. A. fliuurw, ui omen... " visiting her relatives and friends in this place daring tbe past teu uaya.. Walter Blakesley returned last Friday from KuRone, where he had been in attend' suae at lbs Oddtellowa' meeting. MISS JOttIS urofOT) Ul j-.iruiiu, ymv rtiestof her sister, Mrs. J. Murkle. at this place, the early part ot this wpes. tr.t n,ifr m down from Balem Rfttur vUitrd relatlnes ill tbis place the next day, returning tbe in tbe evening. . SHERIFF'S BALE. 8TATE OF 0RK00N. I County of uolumbia.i RY V1RTUKOF AJN SIaKUU HOW. AW order of snlo Immni out of tile Circuit court of the Htate of Oregon , for the coun ty of Columbia, to me directed, In favor of M. Onus and against C. R. and A. L. Konkle, for the sum of 9.MM) Juditrnent, with in terest at the rate of 8 per cent. ier annum from ths 1st day of July, Wl, and the further sum of 129.00 coats and ercrulng costs, couiniamliiiK me to make sale of the following described properly, to-wit: ix)U (2) and m hi block 4, in the tewn of Hcsp- poose, loiumbla county, siaie oi vregon, tigi.'tlifr with the tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonKiiiK or in any wiss appertaining, all being situated In ('.. Intnl. I iwuinlv. ktiite of Oregon. 1 duly levied upon the said premises on the 8th day of January, WW. Now, In pitrsu- ance or saia exernuon. l win, iu on dav of July, lfl:, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. hi., of said day, at tbe court house door, hi said county and slate, sell at public auc tion, all the right, lltle, claim and lntarest in and to the above described real property ,,f ilia aulil (. It. sn.l A. L. Konkle. to the bluest bidder therelor for casn , to sausiy said execution , lulerest and costs. HherlfTof Columbia County, Oregon For 8ale! Itotlomland. well improved, with fine, vniiim orchurd and good buildings; also a irnnd uolsnd farm young orcnaru, spiennin on or auuress i. ii i , MnA WCII lllll'lUTCU, .,. icilil builillngs. Call BUMOAKUNEU, W.l AHUM JM i. Deer Island, Or Netlee ler PHklleati. Laud O files at Oregon CI jy, Oreson XTOTICK Is hereby given tnst ins loiiowing- 11 named settler nss mea nones oi nil mwu- tlun lo nisse nnai prooi in upir.ui snd that said pruol will ne insna new Co only cleek of (joliimbla eounty, at St. Ualsna, Oregon, on juiy jn trnmu,urf mm Nn. 4i7. lor tba northwest 'A ol neeilon it, townnnip o uuii.ii, wmuv ww u.n.m iK. faiinurtiitf wltneraes to urore blsoonilnueus residence upon and eulllvaUen wmum. ,..., . .. . .. r, t.. Jsines usltens ana n. n. ahu, nn I), u Kowler and Jease Hendricks. 01 Csrlco. allot Columbia oounty, rsnn. I. T. Al'l'tSlWOM, Keirtnter. A(lr.a far Puhlicltn. Say , ISM. Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon, HAVE YOU BACKACHE T DRGRANT'S X5f CURES it Dlabetaa. Brloht s Dlsesse, IsflasiButfoB af the Blad ilsr, Yellew Water, Brick past seaiaMBi ia urine, Bsrslsa Sessatbs, Pals la tba Back, aad all Ola- f tbeKldssys. 33. S. BRYAETT, Manufacturer of and Dealer in OOGH MJD DSSSSED Fir and Cedar Lumber. Clear Flooring, Ceiling and Finishing Material Constantly on Hand, Clatskanie, - - r Oregon. rauPABaD T O.W.R. MannractnriDS Co, s;2&,? For Bals by Edwin Ross, Bt. Helens, Or. DO YOU SUFFER? nhnumalism. Fits (epilepsyV Scrof ula. Liauor. Morphine or Tobacco Habit, auicklv and nerrhanently cured hv the wonderful BI CHLORIDE of GOLD treatment (The nrie add entirely ex Elled from th. blood) Irty days. siva rirniinvi PrmanntlT enred: ne re- H I A torn of Uis disease from tw. to four weeks treatment Cnnnrill A ndths worst eases of Inherited MiKUrlJA bl ood taint .uleklr and psr- manenuy eurvu. F, R- CHOWN, ardware, Stoves, DAIRY PANS, CHURNS, MILK STRAINERS, MILK CANS, ETC. 212 First Street. POKTisAi.u Drunkenness or TOSSJtCUO ba Cored In from JO to SO days. OPIUM. MORPHINE taabU cured to to 20 days. No restriction or publicity. Patients cured at their own homes. 40,000 suiter ers cured in 8 years. Full particulars without charge, address Dr. food Bi-CMoriue of Gold Institute 275 Powell St. Ban Francisco , uai. PORTLAND - CLATSKANIE ROUTE! Ttvrtrv tm hrttT, vivsn tnat tns roiiuwinK' IN named settler has Sled notloe ot bis Inten tion to make llnal proof In support ol Bis eiaim, m..A ih.i ,.iri nronf will be usds twfors tne Uounty Clerkoroolumblaeounly.atst. Helens, oreson, on ju.j 2i,KIBKv nomertesd entry No. 74IU. for the southwest Uol section 8, towmhlpS north, rang. wsil. Hs names the following witnesses to pror. his continuous reimeuce upon and cuuivauou William sou, 7 lun nd Jullui Lerserainaa, all ol Hcappoos., Columblaoounty, Oreon. , . Jun2jul7 J. T. AfPgRHOK, Beglster. DR. WM. GRISWOLD, DENTIST, St. Helens, BANKING CO. is. tic far FajkltcsUlaB. Und Office at Ores on City, Oreron. May iCU. 199. NOTICK Is hereby gien test ins ioiiowin nained setllei has Bled notice of his Inten tion to rosk, Nnal proof tu support ol his eWm and that said proof will be mads befer. the County Clerk of Columbia eounty, at Bt. Helens, Oregon.onJulyW.imy,,,,,,. Homestead entry No. S8M, lor the H uu,.,nN 17 tsiwmhin ft north, rsnse 2 west ti . . .k. ... I Inwln wltnemtea to DIOTe hit continuous reuaeno. uiuu m -- "i,ui-":" n.1andJhn Klnt. of riri. and a. Ruck, of Perls, sll ol Columbia eounty, Oregon. KiSiter ST. BSLINS, O. A. nr iiat nan be realised out of the Und subsidy, build tbe raiboad." It 1. hiarh time some movemeus i nature wss made if Astoria expects to secure a railroad. fn Thuredev evening, May 28th, tosTncouwr Tuesdayon tbe ateamer - - - twUlr the m.. . .11.. a . wmi-.u, iiv . - . , . JllaSCOl. was liunra.ij ,......- tbe iwplafU Center and yieinity, so took adsanUge ol the perfect weather to enjoy a day'souting and pay ska,t trlhubs of resDoct to the meraonr of our country's preservers who bavc a .k. l..i r.,11 all and made l'Vcu .".V. " ' -1-.k. .nnt en ...tu - r.nmhr tA invited Buesu at- ?Ttr5j 'Tk.l-innu Vanoou- U,.dM . whist nartv at the residence ;". :i::.:ndntrrto B. Cox. Tho high X wss mads on schedule lime. KOre for the evening was twentyeren, Tha usual beautiful and Impressivs L.de by Mrs. J. George and Paul 0, una uauai "wui .,ImBi1 nfc..jii i.n T. J. Ettan and I VTZrS TIL ibV -Dl. la captivstintt whieb tha day was spent by the visit- booby prlxo, on In admiring the many oaauwea oi wbich nratt aet town n wa.imi.vou, ...(:. thai freah air and ins iunsblna of lu beautiful parka. . i ; . - . S Ti Mondav evening a meeting, o the Nolle, far Pnfcilcatl.n. Land Offlee at Oregon clliPnQ?gH XTOTlCB Is berehy given inai iue o""a- JLl named aeitier nas nieii nmij - . t. a.i mmi in iiiDnort nf hisclalm. and that said proof will be made oeiore m. couuty Clerk ol Columbia eounty, at St. Helens, OroniulkMvU: n.MHM,H .nlr N a AG74. lor me CSSl Ol (O oorthwett.ana the west Hot the norths" W ol seiiUon . towuhlp6 north, range 4 west, u. n.m the rnllowlnc wltnenes to prors his eontlnunus resldeuoe npou and cultlyaUen ol sal.l land, sis: Word from Corvnllls ia to the effect that Henry ,. JZ'iuuoU .f I PI r. J H Kendle. A. H. Illakeslcv a I Pelerson. of Mist, and Andrew BIHott, .1 rills- - - . . . . - , aim, ni l n.n,uni,.uirKuu. J. 1. ATI aov.,, mother in-law, is rapidly Improving from ber recent serious illness. n T u n... nl Rainier, started Tes te nl a v for Mlobiga i. On his way he will visit Ohlrsao and the trreatexpotition. Be will be absent about three months. Messrs. P.nl Chandler and T. 3. Eefin. wbo have been visltinx in Bt. Helens for tbe ire. mUjunSi N.tlc. f.r PstblicaHein. Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon, May 11, mi. VTOTICE lsherehy rven tnat me io now M .,,i.t!. tiled noilesof his In ten .1 L. Knl nnll In ailDDfirt &f his C 1.1 HI and that said proof will be made before the County Clerk ol Colnniblaoounty, at Bt. ueiens Oresn.ouiny.,..:lTr,v Hemestesd entry No. Mil. for the H of the southwest K ot seeUon M, and nrti"i of ihesouthe.t,oJ section 20, township t norm, rang s wr. uB Hs names ine lonowms "'""".'J . eontlnuous residence upon nu 8. Rock, Jesss nenancas, r., ""T'-r--Vn.h.r. of Peris, and D. R. Fowler, of Peer raM for their home In Bt, Paul, Minn. During their stav in tbis place tiiey arquainiea tlieincclves with many of our people wbe regretted their departure. ' DEER ISLAND. J. M .fJackl Bpttrgeon Is nursing scut t-"-""" ,r',,..v;r.;i;r...,nM.oron. W niulnraUnd Miss Posh Is trlvln. good " 5 V.m J. T. APFlUtSOS. Beglslw. satisiauHOn in tne vanaan si-huvi. U. v-mA Vemhan. of Astoria, is Visit ing ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. English a n kinds nf frnk nroinlses to be in great abundance, as all danger ot irosi is past, Th. irraatmt norllon of the bottom land ia under water. It baa fallen about two feet and continues rsceedlng, tr.llrai. has sepilrad tba TJoDer Bet. tlement Tide creek school, and commenced teaching there two weeks ago. r. nt,.. irmrllsh returned home from l.tiria last week much Improved in health. He is now about as well as usual. Sliy George mads this neighborhood a last ween, ana leis lor uw uum N.llc. f.r Pstkllcavtlaiai. Land Offloe at Oregon City, Oresoa, Anrll7. ISM. NOTICB Is hereby given tnat me ioiiow named settler has fllsd noUoe of hie Istea .... . '...V.V.I In annnnrt of his Claim and that said proof will be mad. before th County Clerk ?0f Colombia eounty. at St. Helens, Oregon, on VTiwi n Homestead entry No. WS3. for the southeast X ot aeeilon 17, township S north, rang. ' tie names ms ionowiu .j-,t'-hi.mntlnnous rssldeao. upon and eultlTatlea 'h1 Brown'Jemee Lort, Adoleh Hansen and James Ken.edy. all of Bf"Ma. wtumo ty.oregoa. adSja - - Lunch was served, after numerous VOCal anu iusi.ru- .i .u..,tnna were rendered to the in utcfnt 1 ma i,.f,in(.inn Af a ll oresen. nr. and Mrs. Cox were unanimous m tha thanks of eaort one presoni. ..""7fl" . ;.:. ... .iy Th. noiumbia baa fallen over two tha ciuaens oi d. , "rrr,T"" i,i ita hitrhest mark ll.. aaliool hOUsa tor Hie yurpvm. u. itw. aiuuo i i.v- . .,i iSFw ?w- waa cboaeto oooupy cloudy weather which bas pre" . j i -.i,. law aavs. auu wuiiw the chair and it. koss enon . .. p--. nyi numerous sugge.nu". - " "j iA jmu that the eoun- s nmfliulura and finely a paper was we are foroed to adm I wai r- -: ki. a -iihoni inam uoivor ii Cirouiateu anu im .... - , :in-- . kluim members of a it can stand a flood. wsi. w.u.... - , . . volunteer departotens. v'"""' This offloe is in receipt ""i" : organisation wsa ffeoted. W - the state Fish and Game lawa passed sv i . .Ur.ld nresideot of the ....... nf the legislature. asu.iu.m ww vwv"- r-- i a. tne las. , -, , . kse company and Frank f Cooiee of these laws may be bad by . v..iiiuinnsu elected fore-1 -, j.i..... .r.,1 t wo-cent stamp to ;a''ofVbTmp7r7y;w,th L. Decks, ;Ktlrtt-f a 8rt. Salem, Gr and Andrew King assistants. The chair iheLf vf- Hf?"otfatRution At W. J. Muoltle'a general rnerohan- and by-laws. N.tlc far Pobll.sitl.m. Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon, V. tl IMS rvrOTICI is hereby given, that ifis rouowiag M ilLj aii nnUse of his Inten tion to make anal proof In support of hi. Benton eounty Monday. Mr. George seems to Uksttqultew.il up there, but he doe not tslk like be will make Benton county isfuturs no me. The nsw school house Is progressing very ",.?.nd that uld proof will be made before nicely, snd will bs ready for both tescner tn cam, clerk of Columbia eounty, ai si .i ...,ii naini. Tin nine, juuan uicutv Huuu.uiwua.ttii.uii v. .vni - . w n IVU'IB ad entry No. 7UH for th. west M of heast U and the north wt W ofth. t M, ot section IS, township I north, to get their crop. In I. .good Isbape iSStW a little late, but we are fortanate f wld llind T.,. ... bs sbls to get them in now whUe j. Lawrence Van Blarlcom, Judson weed, J. Oregon, COLUMBIA (Incorporated) v OREGON. MA88TK, President, . II. SEWKU., Cssbier. Capital $20,000. Transacts a general banking business, Exchange bonght and sold. Interest al lowed on time deposit. YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED A TRAPS. PAY. LEARN TELEGRAPHY!.1 Success Sure. Address i. C. BEYMOERER, Oreaonlan Bid. PORTLAND Marble Works atJ"'1 .-arrl SARAH DIXON, O. M. Bhaver. Master. t in.ii.n at Abl.r RtrMt Dock. Monday. Wednesday and Friday for Clatskanie. touching at Sauvie's island, St. Helens, Columbia .City, Kalainw Neer City, Kainier, Cedar Landing, Mt. Coffin, Bradbury, Stella, Oak row. . . . . - . . : rr i -., rrx, rar1 a w anH Natnra.w. and all lntermeniaie points, -reiurnius iun.r, """-j - - - J. MUCKLE. C. MUCKLE. MUCKLE BROS., -MAKCFACTTJKIBJ OT- Rough and Dressed Lumber. -DiALEsa n General rJIerchandise. St. Helens, Oregon. Stop 8CHANEN & flEU, Manufacturers of Monuments, Headstones, And all Wnds of Marble, Granite, Stonework, Tablets, Curbing, eto. Special estimates for any desired work furnished on application. SOS First 8k, bet, Madison and Jeffersoa, F.i-UawsL, Oreg.su For your Medicines at the Clatskanie Drug Store, Where you will find tbe Iargwit rtook of PATENT MEDICINES, PBESORIPTION DRUGS, TOILET ARTICLES, ETC., In Columbia County DR. J. E. TTATsTs, Propritcr. M. Wharton and A. A. Merrill This besuliful weather is allowing ths fanners though we read of norma, droughts and deluges, h. Brinson and J. Prnstt, all of V.rnonla, co- we should be glad tbat our lot has falleu tn lugbiounty, ' Aprl;RWj.Vi Bh1. iBUliJ yaajwaat va usam Ka larjiHE sinnolnted iupet- si.i. 'liisrrfnr Ian trlninff ROtllfl sTOOd ...i. A (UMiintv m.Ha mnA if he had Will Ba VM Maw w"v i - . funds enough to keep a few men for a wees , ..u t,... rA.ri. in eood shane for irassl Mr. Merrill U indeed the right man in the right place. flnnnl Aa.Asanr Kvser has called en US this week. As h. does not reau tnis Hart & Sveetland, ' Proprietor v St. Helens Meat Market nv..h and Salted Meato, Baussge, Fish and yegeUblea. MeaU by wholesale at special rates. ICTnreas wason ran to all parte of town. and charges reaaonaDie. we foel like saying what we th nk ot Win- opinion he la ninng we omce wnu . srooa i Decker and Kjn to draft consti ui.on , , - . b ud hs.kvi It was aiSO aruoreu u. uns Bum. - nf ovorv- The present blgh water In the Co- Astoria are to t ki. i. feMina ranchers on the bot- Recent ail vices iro -nninir lomarbi?;.! their liv...tocVt.blfbthee land and tbe result is tn rjr i "u" ' ;,f the fi,h they are oap- nnfenoedeountry in tbis neighborhood supplied ,w Jt P .. ' Jg Ms, with horses and cattle running able of taking care w. awn. . . nam ir . i...n Av eould not nave " W,," 7." ,Vh wh Ich be L ? .TLTT h. Was Tueaday, for ID Mia iimsriot """ . neon - , riav axer- Nortbereracia a miort clear conscience aim uoma i indoment in valuation. He differs rery ,(,!. with im In nolttlce. but atrrees wivui us la business principles, w n Ttn.l I indeed an enenretio man. and has sooomplished mors work this sea son than any other fnrmer ber. Judging from the ambut of land he hascultWated. He bna built a oooi, comiuuuiuuo j - i. ..w bullJIuu one of the roost complete .Th.u.fcSSr. fi he paeommodafion of PefccsK Mr. uuei Blvlng the operative on that road no jaei Nol Snd o! truoble by getting on tbe track m ohiU( in tret off Until W . .. and ; reluslngU get ou Rrn M Uie KniglHs or to Btooa is iio.i.H ... Wainin. intend giving lantiwoae. wu .' in .he sarly part ot . l ...nnlnlf flllK Iirjl S3 DUVM I knocked off. moat dally by the earsi Dai! .U.L nUnfl. A June, in their oasne, i r jiave aiw" o - j, A would ila paper, of him Model Saloon. 1. STAtlweeB, fPrwwr. ST. HELENS, 0BUfl. T01E1ST 1SD F1IILI BEiDQ,ClRTItS. New York Eestanraat. Amdiksov a Bxakit, Froprietora. tie. isa ruas au., PORTLAND. - - OREGON Choice Wines. tars and Cigars. Beer 5 Cts. BiBard and Pool Fabla aK w3rbTrpT.e--M having Vy. Such w enterpme ! ?r.VH-J Ln.. Vhoever is minus " henefioialin many ways. yK wEb r hst rnanywbite hind feet ' - the number of per' identify the earouss and get ln """'r Helena, acoompanyiog MrLTK! Lb Presenting, their son. fro Bt. I Iea . , rri.. tnmmitsAe on celebration and nnnnnda haa a force employed . sraok for loot racing ana .::!. snoru. The Uaok ia loca ted on. the west side of Oak street iu (mm tha aaaL anuroacu tu u.i.i Whun finished it will be 150, yards iong and 25 feet wide. It will f.. ;n tha heat rtoesible oondition for the purpose for which it is intended. If Air Art? whore known that St, Helens will out do herself this yea in preparing for July 4th, and will give a oeleration which will totally andeffeot iiallv eclipBe aH former atteBapts to observe America'a natal day. There will be a social dunce given at Scapooee tomorrow, nigb, CALL AROUND. H. VABWIG & SQH, WHOLBaAta AMD BITAH. 831 FttONT QT.BIET,, Q3EQON. OF COURSE m DO. GASH STORE W. J. MUCKLE & CO., -DEAUuta ia- r General Merchandise Crockery, Glassware, Queensware, Ladies Dress Goods, iioots, bnoes, Qents' FiirnisMng Goods. LUMBER, SHINGLES, ETC Produce Taken In Exchange. - i.---It Will Pay You to Consult Our Price BAINIEl - - - OREGON. SUCH BI1SO TBI CAB, B oenoBTW von to end th. moat dsrirable plaos to purchase vour ' tnvlgorator." Keeps constantly en hand tbe famous Cuban Blossom Cigars. The finest Hoe ot luora aad Ulgars to ds roana uiissiu. u i w land. And If you wish to ensjaae in a game of POOL OR BILLIARDS, They ean assure you that tbey has th. beat table in town. nTwrwiuj new anu neat, and your patronage ia respectfully solidusd "THR BANQUET" t BA. Salens OrBa, BOOTS. BOOTS! SHOES. SHOESt General rulerchandise. EWfilQCK N EWnQODSJ AJEftTYLSI JUST FROM THE FACTORY. DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES. G.F.MOECK, - - - OREGOiL BAINIER, WmV the Northern Paciflo XWW jr Sd. (3proiany, :, ....