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Newspaper Page TextValtfd Rtatei and Coantjr Offleial Piper St. Htutus, Jokb 10, 1803. PUBLIMHtR't NOTIOB. All MBItnUlllflftiiAliB Milt til TllUlM fn ...!.. lleaUaa aunt be seooinpatiled by the author's Mel bmim end not a nuin d plume alone, We 4a at want lha name far publlmtlon, but as an eldenflaelaoo4 (Kith, UrraaHilenoe with ut th writer's nam snroiupsiiytug wilt be :BRIEF MENTION. The. 'teamer Ooeau Wee pasted down Tuesday forenoon on the way to iiwaoo. Thoe. Anderson, o( Portland, ia the ueeio.i ma inter, Mrs. 0. h. Oolburn of thta place. Ttiis Young Man' Institute, of Port IandsssiH give a grand excursion to Uni que on July 4th. Diipite the oold, backward iprlng, farmers throughout the oounty report crops ip 4 moat encouraging condition Llla'i fifteen button French shoes re wit to be (ouud every day in the week outside of Urge oitlos, but Dul- rata DM 'em. The jtostera are out for the Fourth, rtd.thoy art good oues. 8e them, nd than prepare to visit St. Helens on tiiatftar. (Sheriff If aiele sold at sheriff's eele, flatoriiAy, line eUllion, belonging to Ira pfeftorl, or Ulalskanie. Qeo. I'erry wum nignesi oiuaer at izu. The Paeiflo PoeUl Telegraph Com pany save opened an office at Eeubeu nd wHl hereafter be able to accomo date Via domaud for their wires at that TheVreoulns of Lea Perry arrived hers iWadiiesday evening from Loa Angeles, Cal. The interment will take place from the usw ball, at 1 o'clock p. iu.f today. Steamers bare been experiencing soma difficulty in landing at tbis place of. late, ratsengrrs and tbe mail are set a li ore in r-mail-boats, quite often to tba aonoyaoce ol all coaoerned. Tbe grand ball given by tha Knights of Pythias at Rainier last niiiht was s grand aucseee in every particular. An enjoyable time was had by all who at tended ' and the occasion was voted the social event of the seseon. When you are looking for a piece of land for farming pur (wees, or a piece of retideuce prO)erty, consult D. J. BwiUer, at tuts place, nr. switier has some very valuable and nicely sit uated property listed which he is offer ing at exceedingly low prices. Tbe Columbia at thia.point is steadily rising, and is now 10-4 above esitrnated low water mark. Ou May 21 the wa ter eas 13-0 feet above, aud slowly receded until June 1 when the fall was' checked by warm weather. The water is coming from Snake river, snd indications are that a still higher fioirttwill be reached before the Hood recedes. ' Tbe Columbia, Snaks snd tributary rivers' are gialually riaiug and the lroepetHa fur a continue rise. Con siderable danger yet exists and while Ligli water ia yet to be expected, yet it l not probable that they will attain a higher point than they have iu HJbQ, 1882. or 1887, when in each of thete yeaj-s the river was from 24 to 28 feet el Portland. Weather Bulletin No. 12. Realising the demand for refresh luentain our city, John Swager bat tbis week placed in his popular retort one of the latest improved soda foun tains. Mr. Swager it constantly mak ing improvements and adding to bit stock many uew and novel features which the public demande. When you are thirsty call alSwseer'a and drink a glass of "fit" of any flavor you may' choose. -. Ths Columbia Bank, of 81. Helsns, is rapidly beeomiog one of the best patronised! business houses in this county. Time deposits are being re ceived st a satisfactory rate, and call deposits bave been urge since the house first opened its doors. Tha house is deserving of much credit and a liberal support at tbe hande of our citisens, for the energy displayed by IU projectors in embarking in the en terprise under very unfavorable cir eumstancaa. Cart accidents seem to have been quite in vogueduring the past week. Mr. Jff. Pinckney succeeded in damag ing his cart, while Mr. C. Spencer met with an accident which made a com plete wrook of bis cart. Whatever may have been the cause of such mis haps, we would like to suggest to road supervisors thst perhaps it would not be a bad idea for tbam to postpone their day-dreams for tha season, snd perform their duties at a more lively rate. . . Tbe Big Bonanta company filled its engagement to play here Wednesday evening, and attempted to entertain a inu :h bettor audience than they des erved. Minnie Marden, "The Georgia Wonder," bas soms sort of a phenome nal power which shs did not exhibit to very good advantage, ller alleged mind-reading was a good exhibition of hypnotism. In tha absence of a bet ter place tbe company was forced to show in the court house where there were no accomodations whatever, and which fact had much to do with tbe quality of the performance Tha carriage and four hundred feet of boss for ths Hose oompany arrived Tuesday morning, and the lifting capacity of the new reservoir was tes ted at noon.. The entire four hundred feet of - hose was laid and a stream was throH from the street to the top of the Oriental hotel through a 9 inch gervrac pipe, with tbe water tank only half tftHl. whloh would give a pressure of 4 pounds. A further tost wssmade in the evening with the pumps work ing, and highly satisfactory rssults Were obtained. There can be no room to doubt that with a reservoir on the Muff In the neighborhood of the churchthe. department would have sufficient head to throw water any where it will ever be needed, and could always be prepared to meet any emer gency. -Jt can only be a question of time when tbe emergancy will arise, end then the city will want water and wHt t bad, OLATSKANIB. " Vtr ant Um V.II.U Jl ..aui jajiiu arv eieuuiii a few days with their son John, in our alls' Steve Tlchonor it laid up from a out knes, dons with a foot ads, while framing. Mr. and Mrs. A. If. Murry returned met weeit from a visit to their dugh tor, at Castle Beck, Wash. W. 3. Webbor. the new read aimer. visor, is having some much needod work done on the roads sbout here. Mrs. Z, Bryant and daughter Abble loft for the Willamette valley Tuesday morning to tie gone a couple or weeks, 0. A. Him sol hss a new cart for ths summer campaign between the city aud his present residence, out at the mm. Mrs. Walter Durham left on Tues day for her home at MoMinnville after a visit of nearly a month among inenasnere. Marshall Shearer and wife, of Deep Creek, were taking In the s grits here last week. They returned to their borne Monday morning. V. O. Blood is pushing: his bsrn. now under charge of W. 8. Miller, alone at a nveiy rate, ana weatiit-r continues favorable, will euou have it completed. C. W. Jones snd family moved on Monday to their new home outside the city limits, where a house hss just neen tiuiit on too tract bought by J. a. urysni. W. K. Tiuhenor t trying his hand ss a carpenter and builder, on a new barn, to replace the one burned a few months sgo. Tho baru will bs quite a large one. The county superintendent It visiting schools at present, making his rounds on horseback after the manner of the pioneer minister, minus the bible and hymn book, however. Mr. Sliffler, of Cherrytree, Pa., has been making the city a visit during the past week, extending bit trip from Chicago to the coast. That he seems to bavs a special interest iu one of our ladies is nothing to his discredit. The city msrshsl found quite a herd of cattle ruuning at Urge in tha city one day this week, and captured them. It waa ascertained tiiat they were mostly cattle belonging to Warren, that bad broken out of ths Bryant pasture and their impounding by the city marshal caused quite a little stir in the town, snd quite a free expres sion of opfuion ss to the legality of the marshal s sotion. So valuable and numerous were those expreasions that it looked as though this was a city of lawyers. The marshal got any amount of legal advice free, mush more than he could act upon, and bs did tbe wise Uiing by carrying out the provisions of the oidiusuce, posting ths notices and reoUinir. the cattle as required. The city council was called together and iu view of the fact that the cattle had recently accideniily got out of tbe pasture it wat agreed to allow the cat tle to be released upon settlement with the marshal for Ins services and for the feed furnished. Mr. Bryant agreed to this and the eattle were re leased from custody and returned to the paature field. The school entertainment last Fri day evening, closing the eight-mouth's term of school here, was held io tbe upper story of the school building which was handsomely decorated and carefully seated for the occasion. It was one of those entertainments in which everyone felt an interest aud to which everyone tried to go, the result being that the bouse was well nuta with a good-natured and appreciative audience, and tbe exercises well, your correspondent has frequently aliened school exhibitions but does nut remem ber having attended any where every scholar's part was performed in so sat isfactory a manner. .-The concert reci tations given were splendidly rendered the "Creed of tbe Bells being given by twelve little girls with an intona tion, that showed a great deal of prac tice and could scarcely have been ex celled, iu fact, it waa a remarkable performance. Individual perform ances all through were surprisingly Sood and showed careful training. ne thing commendable was that all tbe scholars spoke distinctly and loud enough to be heard. P.of. Cleeton and Miss Boyle may well feel proud of the performance, while the parents and friends were delighted. Professor Cleeton wss compelled to be absent during the last week on account of disabled eyes, but his place waa well supplied by Miss Fannie Bryant, who is an excellent teacher and manager. Real Estate Transfers. B K Ouiek and wife to Lotta V Btrachen, lot 6, block 11. tit Helena, 3,S00. Kal Koberstetn to Kasper Kobsrsteln, land in seetioa 8, township 7 north, range 4 weat, 1700. Geo. Hager to Lawrlts Jolma, 80 acres in seetioa 4, township 7 north, range 4 west, $600. Olslrlcknon to school district No. 41, one acre in seetioa 81, township 7 north, raages west, si. Msklnster hairs to school dtttrlct No 86, reallv in ssctlon 11. township north, range Sweat. 950. School district No. 86 to O and F Makln str lots 7, 8, , 10, 11 and 12, block 2, Neer City. 50. Levy rrsneh to Newton A Ferry and wUs lot in Houlton, 9M. U L Ootvln to 8 Ssldrsn 210 acres In sec tions 14 and 11. township 7 north, rangs 0, $400. Vemenls Imnrovesasnt Uo. to Ed Jasgsr lot 6, block 82. Second Addition to Verno- nia, n. . Vamitnla Tmnrnvamsat Co. ta Ed Jasser lot e.block 27, Baoond AddiUou to Veruo nia, u5. State of Ores oa to S K Quick 80 acres in section 2, township 6 north, rangs 2 west, $300. . Vf Yonng and wife and Nels Nelson and wife-to John Berdahl. 20 acres in section 7, township 4'Yiurth, rangs 1 west, $400. W M Link and wife to W and W J Muck la. 40 acres In secUon 2, township 6 north, range 2 west, $300. S W Blasdell (receiver) to Fraak M Wsr reo, land in section 12, township 6 north, range 2 west, $460. Henrv W Barnette and wife to J W Cress tha northeast W of section 82, township 4 north, range 5 wss t,f I. John Nelson to Ole Boh man, 40 acres in section 26, township 4 north, rangs 2 weat, $400. John H Uwager to the 8t Helens Building Association, lot 7, block 11, Bt Hsleus, $1. Anson J. Orwlg to W A Edgerton, land in section 8, township 7 north, rangs 4 west 100. W H KdVitrtan to W A Ed ear ton. 480 acres in sections 6 and 26. townsLlo6north, 1 ngt 3 West, $8,000, ' rEBSONAL OTEISTIOM. Miss Emily Cut visited the metropolis vv sunesusy. E. 8. Brysnt, of Clattkaoie, was in town nuiiaay ana uonuay. W. D. Connell and wife, of Deer Island, wsrt in ot. Helens Monday. John Prlngls was in from the Nehslera valley yesterday. E. M. Potter, of Kalama, Is abstracting mis week lor uoiea ewiuer. If. O. Brown, of Reuben, was a caller at tins owes Jaonuay. . Toll Thompson, the insurance rustler, was sssn on our streets Monday. Deputy Sheriff Miles visited Vernonls luesuay on oiuciai Business. Wro. 11. Braden, or Portland, was a guest of frlsnds iu this place Thursday. Hsmnel Fowler, of Reuben, was In town Monday making final proof on his home stead, . Miss Dsll Butler returned to Batem Mon day, after a week's visit with relatives in this city. Miss Msry Bark has returned bomefrom the Portland Univsrsity for tbe summer vaoatlon, Mrs. Pratt and da'ii hter. of Oswego, vis ited old acquaintances hsre early iu the wees. . her mother, Mrs. K. Psrry, of Houlton, Mondsy. Hon. Geo. W. MoBride. of Seism, visited relatives and old acquaintanoss hare during ths week. Chas. Hart had a valuable horse badly hooked by a steer which ha was driving, a few days sines. Mrs. B. 8. Wav closed a very successful three month's term of school at this place r riosy oi last week. Attorney Dlllard and Dr. Oris wold ra ta mad Sunday from a several day's outing In ths Lewis river country. Miss Kittle Moore, of Salem, come down on the Potter Monday evening, on a visit to her sister, Mrs. r . h. stiles. A. I. Rubert and wife returned Tuesday from a several day's visit with relatives at iiilvsrion, tbis state. John R. Beetle returned Wednesday even ing (rom a lire weeks visit to the world's fair, and an sxtended tour through Atlantic coeatatstes. Populist Voice, passed through 8t. Helens Tueaday. en routs to Portland, after a brief vialt hi his ranch at Uuuksr hill. B. W. Plummsr. lata station agent at Houlton, ha rssixned bis porilion at that place and removed with bis family to Reu ben , whore he has purchased an interest in a merchandising business. Hs will also represent the 1'aciflo Postal Telegraph Uo., in the capacity of operator. Thomas J. Black, of Halsev. bas been an- nointed collector of custonies tor the port of Portland. Mr. Black has been In the merchandlsinc business at Halsev for the vast eighteen years, during which time he has on different occasions served in the state legislature with credit tohiriiself. The office is worth about S'JO.OQO a year. Mr. Black will take possession as soon as bis commission arrives. Evans and Sontag Oaptared Chris Evans, 'the California train robber, was taken by the officers Tues day rnorniug, and both bandits are now in jail awaiting the result of their numerous woundt. eon tag was badly wounded aud will moat likely dis. Ev ans ia ahot in several placet, but none of his wounda are fatal. Tbe squabble over ths reward offered for their cap ture has already began, aud at there were several parties interested in the capture it is likely there will be a lot of annoying litigation over the reward money. summons. In ths Justice Court, for tha Precinct of Kalnier, Bute oi uregon, county oi Columbia. Joes DiasLti, Plaintiff, ) vs. B. Klm, Defendant. ) Civil action to recover money. To 8. Ki.ms. thesbore-nsmed defendant. TN TJIK NAMK OF THK oTATJfi Ur I Oreran. too are hereby reauired to ap pear before the undersigned, a Justice of tha Peace, for the Precinct aforesaid, on the 17th day of June, 18U3, at l o ciock in tha afternon of said day at the office of said jnstice, In ssid Precinct, to answer the above-named Plaintiff in a civil action. Tha Defendant will lake notice that U he fail to answer the complaint herein tha Plaintiff will take judgment againat him for tha sum of $W.Sa (forty-six dollars and fifty six eents), and interest thereon from the 18th day of March. 1893. at the rata of eight par cent per annum, together with coata and disbursements of this action. Given under my hand tbit sin day or May. 1893. J B. DOAN. ml2j!6 Justice of the Peace. For Sale ! Bottom land, well lmnroved. with fine. young orchard and good buildings; also a good upland farm, well improved, fine, vouna- orchard, splendid buildings. Call on or address I. BUMOAKDNER, veer isiana, ur. Not lee lee rakllcatlwss. Land Offloe at Oregon City, Oresoa, Juna 11. ISM. VTOTICK la hereby given that tha followlac 1 V aamad aatuar baa Sled nouoe of hia latea- Uon to make Anal proof la support of his claim, and that said proof will be Bisda before the County Clerk of Columbia county, at St. Helens, Oregon. fjft J&IIL homestoad-sntry No, 7S9t, for the N K. M of Baa. S3 T 4 N K. 2 W W. M. He namee the following wltneaaea to prove his eontlmioue rsaldsuoe upon and euUvatloa of, aald land, via: U. H. Blanks, W. O. Hendsraon, Henry Potter, and Julius Chssssuan, of Seappoose, Columbia county. jiajudl J.T.APHUOH.Restaasr. . Nat lea far rablleatiem. Land 001 ee at Oregon City. Oregon, May 11, IMS. NOTICE la hereby siren, thst lbs following earned saltier has Sled notice of bis inten tion tn mik Anal nrftaf In aiiDDOrt of hla claim, and that said proof will bs made before tha County uiera oi coiumma county, at Helens, Oregon, on Joly t, IBM, vis: A. B.BI.KW18 Hnmeatead entry No. 7m, for' the weat V of tha norihaaat W and the northweat K of the eoutheaal i of secUon 13, township J Berth, range a wnh He namea the following wltneaaea ta prove hla continuoua reaidence upon and sulUvatioa of aald land, via: J. Iawreace Van Blartoom, Judson Weed, J. H. Brineon and J. Pruatt, all of Tsrnenia, Co lumbia county, Cretan. mWJunSS T, APPIRS0M, Register. Jtatlce for Piabllcatlam. land Offles at Oregon City, Oregon. May 2U, IMS. N0T1CK is hereby given thst the following named settler baa filed notice of hia Inten tion to make final proof in support of hla claim and that aald proof will be made before the County Cleok of Columbia county, at St. Helens, Oregon, on July 12, 1W13, vis: JOHN KINO. Homsatead entry No. 8447, for Ihs northwest X of aeotlon 17, township 6 north, range 2 weat. He namea tha following wltneaaea to prove hia contlnueua residence upon and eultlvaUon of aald land, via; Jamea Uaitena and N. H. Andreas, of Peer Is land, and D. K. Fowler and Jeaae Hendricks, of Carlco, all of Columbia oounty, Oregon. un2ul7 J. T. APPKBSON, Ketlster. Notice for Publication. Lnd Office at Oregon City, Oregon, May 29. 1893. NOTICE Is hereby given that the following named mttler haa filed notice ot hla Inten tion to make final proof in aupport of hia claim, and that aald proof will be made before the County Clerk of Columbia county, at St. Helena, Oregon, on July 18. Iwa, via: CHRIST T, ROBNISKY, Ilomeatead entry No. 7410, for the southweat 5i of aeotlon 3. township 3 north, range 2 wsat. Hs names the following wltneaaea to prove hla oontlnuoua resldenos upon and cultivation of aald land, via: William Woir, Andrew Anderaon, Guttaf Lange and Julius Ldraeraman, all of Scappoose, Columbia county, Oregon. junsjul7 t appersoj'i Sogtstsr, - Some "Good Buys' - ' fOB SALS ST' : '. D. J. Switzer, ST. IIJCLENS, - OBE00K. Tha southwest Vt of section 82, and tha soutbesst Yt of the southeast 'A of ssctlon 31, snd west V. of the southwest Ki of sec lion 31, township 7 north, range it west, 280 acres, sy.oo per acre. Ths southesst i of the southeast K of section oo, townsnip i norm, range z west, 3 acres at 9b per acre. The northwest X of section (I, township 6 north, rangs ' west, containing too acres, 10 per acre. The southwest H and west Vt of south east and ths sourncaai Vt oi me aouin saal 2 and ths west of tbe northeast yt. and the northeast of the northeast of section 8, township 6 north, range 2 west, 400 acres, 7.oo per acre. The west U of tha northwest W of sec tion S, township 6 north, range 2 west, 80 acres, 17.60 per acre. The northeast iot thesouthwest J. and the northwest of ine soutneast yt sec tion 6, township 6 north, range 2 west, 80 acres, fS per acre. The north li of the northeast A of sec lion 7, township 0 north, range 2 west, 80 acres. 15 per acre. A farm of 82 acres at Warren Station, on ths N. P. K. K , wiih team of horses, wa gon, harneas, 8 cows, 1 yearling; also all farming tools, good house and barn. Price. gl,X), two-thinls down, balance in 1 year. Inquire of V. J. Bwitzcr, ttt. Helens, Or. Tbe northeast Vt of the southeast H of aectlon , townsuip e norm, range a west, 17.00 per acre. Terms One-third caxh, balance secured by mortgage at 8 per cent interest. Not lee. County Treasurer Wharton ean be found at his office in the court house in 81. Helens on Wsdneadaye and Haturdaya of each week. Notice of Final Settlement. In Iba County Court of Columbia County, fcute of Oregon. in toe matter or we estate ot nora a. Bailey, deceased. NOTICE ta hereby eiven that the under signed executor of the last will and testa ment of Nora A Bailey, deceased, haa filed hia final account in the ad.ulnlitration of said estate in the above an tilled Court, and that tbe Hon. Judge of said Court has ap nnintMi Monday, tha 17th dav of July. 1893. st 10 o'clock a m and the Court room of said Court, ss the time and place for tha bearing of objections to such final account and the settlement thereof. All persons interested in the ssid estate are hereby required to file their objections to said filial account on or hefore ssid 17th day of July. 1H. H. R. CLIfF. Kzecuiorof the last will and testament of Nora A. Bailey, decaaed. un9ju!7 Dated June 7th. 1893. Notice to Credttere. NOTICE ia hereby given by the under signed administrator with the will an -nezeri, of the estate of Lorenz Bohnert, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims sgainst the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within six months after the first publica tion of this notics to the said administrator with the will annexed, at his store in Cedar Landing, in Columbia county, state of Oregon. Gxo. F. Moacg, Administrator, with the will annexed, of the estate of Loreni bohnert , deceased. Dated May 25, 1893. Baatneae Change. NOTICK ta hereby given that Wm. Tray ler haa purchased tha intereet of W. M. Koberts In the saw mill formerly owned and run by Payne it Roberts. Messrs. it. 8. Payne and Win. Travler will continue un' der the firm aame of Payne A Co.. the lat ter to collect all account due tha late firm, and also settle all just claims against tha same. ..... R. B. Pa vii s. W. A. TsAYi.cn, W. M. ROBKBTS. Notice for Publication. Laud OBes at Oregon City, Oregon, May 11. MM. NOTICK la hereby given that the following named aeUler haa Died notice of hia inten tion to make final proof In aupport of hia claim, and that aald proof will be made before the County Clerk of Columbia couniy.atSt. Helens, Oregon, on July 3, U03, via: MARTIN T.iBIN. Homestead entry No. 6674, for the east X ef the northwest X, and the weat H of the northeast X ef aoctlon 3. township 6 north, range 4 weat. He namea the following witnesaee to prove hla continuous residence upon sad eultlvaUon of said land, via: . . Henry Hubert, Frank J. Peterson and Ouatav Peterson, of Mist, and Andrew Elliott, af Pius burg, all ol Columbia county. Oregon. aalun23 J. T. A fPU KSON, Begiater. Notice for Pteblieotlen. Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon, May 11, 1893. NOTICE la hereby given that the followlag named aettler haa filed notiea ol his Inten tion to make final proof In aupport ef bis claim, and that aald proof will be made before the County Clerk of Columbia county, at St. Helsns Oregon, ou July 3, 1893, vis: RICHARD H. BAILBY. Homestead entry No. Mil. for tbe northweat H of the eouthweitK of seetion 21, and northeast X,ot theaoutheasiiiel aecUon 30, township I north, range 2 weat. He namea the following wltneaaea to prove hia eontinuoua residence upon and eultlvaUon of said land, vis., under section 2801, R. 8: 8. Rock, Jesas Hendricks, Sr., and Sherman Vosberg, of Paris, and D. R. Fowler, of Peer Island, all of Columbia county. Oregon. mlJun23 J. T. APPEKSON, Register. Notice far PmatllcoUeai. Lend Office at Oregon City, Oregon, May 29. 1W. NOTICK la hereby given that the following named settlor has filed notice of hla Inten tion te make final proof iu aupport of his claim and that aald proof will be mads before the County Clark of Columbia county, al St. Helens, Oregon, en July 12. 1S9. via: CHARLKB W. EMERSON, Homestead entry No. SJHO, for the southwest X of section IT, township S north, range 2 weat He names the following witnesses te prove his eontinuoua residence upon and euluvaUon Of aald land, via: D. R. Fowler, O P. Fowler and John King, ef Carlco, and S. Roek, of Perls, all ef Columbia county, Oregon. J. T. At-PBRBON. Jun2Jnl7 . Register. Model - Saloon. 1 1. aTAHWSJOB, rop. BT. HELENS, O&SOON. Choice Wines. Lienors and Cigars. Beer 5 Cts. BiUard and Pool Tabls for h acrmmoclattioii of Patau CALL AROUND. H. YARWIG & SON, WaOLBSALB AXB BITAIS jpr Dwrs. 3S1 FRONT STREET, rORTLAKD, QBEG0N. STOr THAT COWH! Dr. Grant'! Ineiplest CSHSUBiptieaV r. ...HUMIS, iWhaaelsa Caeah. Bros- .kill. talaai la ko ts wiiisia, v .-J. . n ..ia rest aid Lssgs, Breast, rarely Vsgetabls. CAN'T BE BEAT FOR CHILDREN. TRY IT. raaraass v V Ua(aetarta ta O.si.aj. BsaHWiaasaiiii saa WOISTUIBID, SRiaOH. n For Sals by Kdwin Ross, St. Helens, Or. DO YOU SUFFER? Rheumatism, Fits (epilepsy), 8erof' ula, Liquor, Morphine or Tobacco liabit, quickly and permanently cured by the wonderful BI CHLORIDE of GOLD treatment. DUCI1I1ITIU (The nrie add entirely e hnLyWlAlllTl pelled frosa tbe blood. Cured in from Ire to thirty days. riTO IKDlletisTl Permanently cured: no re- rl I d turn of the disease from twa to four weeks treatment. CPDnrill A nd the worst cases of inherited obnurui m maneatly cured. ood taint ejulckly and per- Curedln from 20 to M days. V I UlinwIllluOO wriiiio, invarnssa or TOstACCO habit cored 10 to 20 days. No restriction or onblicitv. Patients cured at their own homes. 40,000 suffer ers cured In g years. Full particulars without charge, address Dr. Wood Bi-Cmoride of Gold Institute 279 Fowell St., San Francisco, Cal. DR. WM. GRISW0LD, DENTIST, St. Helens, Oregon. COLUMBIA BANKING CO. (Incorporated) ST. HELSNS, OBSGOlf. O.A.MA88IR, C.H.KEWKLL. President. Cashier. Capital $20,000. Transacts a reneral bsnkinr business. Eichanee bourbt and sold. Interest al lowed on time deposits. YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED. LEARN TELEGRAPHY!- IVK Success Sure. Address J. C. SEYITOBREB, Oremmiaa Bid., PORTLAND Marble forks. 8CHANEN & NEU. Manufacturers of Monuments, Headstones, And all kinds of Marble, Granite, Stonework, Tablets, Curbing, etc Special estimates for any desired work - mrnisneaon application. 2 OS First St, bet. Madison and Jefferson, Fertaaueal, Oreajaa. Hart & Sweetland, . "-Proprietor St. Helens Meat Market Tksb and Raltad Ifaata. 8anaare. Flab. and vegetables. Keats by wholesale at special ratea. Vn.MS ss-aann mn tn all narta nf tnartl. and charges reasonable. TOURIST 1HD FAULT IB1DID11T1 New York Restaurant Axoniox a Bbaext, Propriatora. Hs. ltt rirss atraat, PORTLAND, - - OREGON. Do loo Drill? OF COURSE YOD DO. SUCH BIINQ THS CASK. It behooves yon to find tha moat desirable place to purchase vour tnvigorator." . THE BANQUET. Keeps eoustautlj on hand tha famous Cuban Blossom Cigars. The finest line ot Wines Liquors and : ugara to oa touno tnissiae oi rotv land. Aud if you wish to engage in a game of POOL OR BILLIARDS, They can assure you that they have tbe Deet lame in town. Hiveryinuig new ana nestjand your patronage U respectfully "THE BANQUET M. Htleas, Oresjoa, Manufacturer of and Dealer in R0U6II AUD DRESSED !Pir and' Cedar Lumber. Clear Flooring, Ceiling and Finishing Material Constantly on Hand, Clatskanie, - Oregon. F. R, CHOWN, Hardware, Stoves, DAIRY PANS, CHURnTmILK STRAINERS, MILK CANS. ETC. 212 First Street. PORTLAND PORTLAND - CLATSKANIE ROUTE ! 8ABAH DIXON, O. M. Shaver. Master. Leavea Portland, at Alder Street Dock, Monday, Wednesday and Friday for Clatskanie, touching at Sauvie'e island, St. Helens, Columbia City,Kalaoia Neer City, Rainier, Cedar Landing;, Mt. Coffin, Bradbury, Stella, Oak Point and all intermediate poiuts, returning Tuesday, Thursday and Saturdays J. MUCKLE. C. MUCKLE. EU.UCKLE BROS., -KAHCfACTUKKU OP- Rough and Dressed Lnmber. -DUUU III General EDlerchandise. St. Helens, Oregon. StOp For your Medicines at the - Clatskanie Drag Store, -Where you will find tbe largMt stock of PATENT MEDICINES. PRESCRIPTION DRUGS, TOILET ARTICLES, ETC, In Columbia County DR. J. E. HALL, Proprietor. CASH ST0R& W. J. MUCKLE & CO., -Dsuuni nr- General Merchandise- Crockery, Glassware, Queensware, " Ladies' Dress Goods, Boots, Shoes, Gents' Furnishing Goods. LUMBER, SHINGLES, ETC. Produce Taken in Exchange. It Vill Pay You to Consult Our Prloes RAINIER, - - - OREGON. BOOTS, BOOTS! SHOES, SHOES! General merchandise. EW N EWQOODS) ATEQIYLgl JUST FROM THE FACTORY. DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES. G. F. MOECK, RAINIER, OREGOfl.