The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913, August 24, 1894, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextOREGON MIST. HJBIJiHM IVIRY FRIDAY. 6IDE-1IEAD PARAGEAPHS. Ebmbmbh You can save twenty- five per cent by paying up your back subscription to mi hut. youoan sJeo save twenty-flvs per cent by pay ing one year in advance. A great many people hnve already availed themselves o tbie liberal offer. We peed the cash and you need the dis count, bence are are both bonefltted. .. . , Joint Dlsotissioit The aubjeot ot Woman aourage win be discussed bv the QiUlon lUpublloan Club tomorrow Saturday) evening. We are informed that the principal! in the dUouniion re Magnui Bason (or the affirmative, ' and Biobara Cos lor the negative, No doubt the subject will be well badled by the participant and interesting for the spectator, SuJfDAT Excursio. From the Or cgonlan we learn that three eteameri will bring exouraion partiea to Bt, Hel ena next Bunday. The boats will leave Portland at 10 a. m., and on the return trip leave fit. Helen at 9 p. m. fit. Helena 1 ealablithlng a reputation i an exouraion point, and well it might, (or there ia not a belter place (or the people of tbe crowded metrop olis to spend a day than at this place. Orbook at thb If sad. State Super intendent McElroy baa received notice from Chairman Thatcher, of the com mittee of awards, at the world's (air, of the awards given to Oregon on ao couotof the educational exhibit made at th fair last year. They were in (avor of the state (or the general ex hibit in the country, primary, gram mar, and high school : to tbe Willam ette university, at Balero: the Btate university, at Eugene, ana the public school of Salem, Portland and Astoria. LOOATBO PsKMiNSXTLY -We Wish to call special attention thia week to the professional card of Dr. J. M. P. Chalmers, who has already located In our nity. Or. Chalmers is a graduate cA Bellevue Hospital medical collage, Mew York oily j wae surgeon tor two rears In Bellevue boepltaUnd has been In practice (or (our year. His office la in the east end of the Bice building, residence In tbe Biraoban bouse, back of court bouse. The doctor is pre pared to attend to all calls day or night, and we believe, will give geu oral aatiafaolion to bla patient. On Dtmr Aoaui'. Mr. E. C. Gilt ner and Mia Oeorgla Oiltoer returned laat Friday from Trout Lake and Ml. St. Helena where they have been epending a month. Tby left Saturday (or Salem, the (ormer to again take p bia arduoua dalle as assisUnt aeoratary of aute. From Mr. Gilt ner's physical appearance one would be led to believe that he bad not done much mountain climbing but instead paid close attention to the culinary siepartmentof camp. Other members ( the MoBride party art expected in noon. Badly Ihjubrd. Mr. O. C. Ja quiah, of Reuben, met with a very painful accident on Wednesday of fast week. Mr. Jaqnishwaa engaged in repairing hia wharf, and by aooideut (ell through a hole in tbe upper floor a distance of It feet to the lower floor, atriking on the small of hia back on come timber, and from there bounded a distance of IS fret into the river. There were no bones broken, which would teem to have been a miracle. Dr. Sims, of Kalama, waa at once aommoned and made an examination of tba injuries, and at laat accounts the patient waa improving slowly. Vbrdict for Dbfwdawt- In aoivil action brought before Jualio Brown at Reuben laat Saturday wnerein rea Near waa Dlaintiff and Jacob Severn wae defendant, after a bard day' work, In (act which extended far Into me night, the Jury found a verdict (or the defendant, leavinf tha plaintiff to pay tba coat. The facta art these: It aeema that Neer waa taken into 8ev ern'a bote! to work for hia board and at tht end of three montha Neer com menced suit againat the proprietor of the hotel for wage at 130 per month, mounting altogether to 190. About an weeka ago the first trial came off before Justice Woodham and the Jury disagreed. A second trial waa had laat Saturday resulting a above staled. Mr. W. B. Dillard appeared for the defendant, while tbe plaintiff had counsel from l'ortland. Ctmioua AKswfns. Tht county ward of examiners to pas upon the paper of the appliuanU to teaober certificates finished their labors yester day, says the Salem Statesman, and have the general averages yet to figure out. They bad a big lot o( answers U peruse ibis time and quite a num. per of them were most ridiculous. For netanoe, on the subject of modern history such responses were given to questions as follows i Q. Name three forme of government that existed among tbe colonies prior to the revo lution ; A. French, English and Span, tan. Q. Whut caused the civil wr; A. Annexation without representation. Q. Name two American poet; A. Shakespeare and Byron. The Pequot and Sioux wars were given as smong the baltlea of the French and Indian war. Tennyson and Burns were named as prominent American states men. The art of printing was named aa an important American invention. One ol tbe answers to the question "what and where is Lima," (retrring to the capital of Peru) was that "it was a large bird found In the Andes mount ains." Out of a possible 100 one paper in modern history received 9 per cent. A Glorious OoumtryzA Newport, Oregon, letter to Coleman's Kursl World, oontains the following: "As I have spent one of the wettest winters and one ol the dryeat summers that tbey have ever had (so they say), now, if so, it certainly ia the finest climate on earth, and right here ia one of the moet charming spots to pass the time winter or summer. The mutton of these bills ia the best in the world. All thia region needs to mske it the gar den spot on earth la population, and when our railways begin to carry pas sengers at the aame rale aa freignt, whlob they should be compelled to do, all will be well. Why nott Almost three-fourths of their net profits are on freight. If tbey were to carry us as freight It would add another three fourths to their net profits. Remem ber that some sii-seventha of us never travel on account of high obarges.and tbe other seventh go as little as possible." DisRATiarAOTioar. Tbe patron of school district No. 24, Nehslem, are not doing much to advanoe the work of education. Word come to ua that not on pupil residing in the district attends school; that the five pupils who attend all come from the adjoin lug district. The reason for this is aid to be lack of harmony among the patron. If they will read up on tba school law tbey will readily aee tbeir error, aa the law requires that children nnder fourteen years ol age snail at tend school at least twelve weeks dur ing each school year, unless prevented by sickness. The oompulaorj educa tion law of thi state ia very definite in this matter. FERHOlfAlV 3. B Doan, of Baialer, was in town Monday. E. 0. Darling, ol Pittsburg, was in town this week, Henry Orohard. of St. Johna. waa in the oity yesterdey, O. W. Barnes, of Quincy. was on our streets Wednesday. 0. H. Newell and younirest son vis ited Portland yesterday. Frank Wilson, constable for Auburn precinct, was in town Toe-day, Dr. J. E. Hall, of Clatakanie. waa a visitor iu the metropolis yesterday. Buy your school books at Boss' drug store. He is tht authorised agent. Mrs. A. L. Richardson, of Rainier, was visiting in Ibis place during the week. Miis Dell Butlor returned from the MoBride camp, near Mt. St. Helena, last Friday. W. K. Tichenor, of Clatskanie, was aboard the Shaver yesterday en route for Portland. W. E. Stevens.oi Oillton, and Harry St. Clair, of Sauviea, were in town last Wednesday evening. Mr, O. A. Taylor, representing Olaas k Prudhoinme, printora, of Portland, was in tbe city yesterday. Get your blank note and receipt books aa this office. A large number of each always on band. Edwin Ross Is the sole sgent in St. Heleus for school books, which will be old strictly for cash. School books and general school suppliea at Ross' drug store ; also a full line of best stationery, for cash. Mr. Charles Meeker bss been in tbe city for several daya in the interest of a trip East to visit her son in Michigan Tub Ball Kmps Roluho. The Sa-Meba-Glioeskl case baa not yet ended. Thia time it ia Olineski' turn at tbe wheel Mondsy he caueed the arrest ol aeven or eight of bis Poland neigh bor, friend of the Sabiakl', who, aa he claims, have threstened lo do him bodily injury. The warrant were aworn outef Juatice VnnDyke'i i court, t Vernonia, and Constable wiison ftaamal AVAP and made the arrests, tak ing all the accused baok to that place n iri.t .Tint where thia neighbor hood diinuta will and ia bard to tell, .1 la.it tha and la not vet in eight. A report come to us Just at press hour that auffioient evidence to constitute a rf-u nnk nroduoed. whereupon Justice VanDyke discharged the de- lamUnta. olineski came to St. Hel en yeaterday and stated that be waa afraid to go home anu nau ow -.... out food for twenty-four hours. fkmra TarTB-W 'Commencing witb todavth steamers Lurline, Thomp son, Telephone and Politer will Inaug .... L . l of 11.60 for the round trip from Portland to Aatoria, tlcketa .t .ith.i- hoit. It it rumored that thi rat will be maintained here after. We trut not, a low fares .art a menace to every little hamlet and i.. ..;... Vn.iu from Astoria to ol. Helen. A lair living rale ie the beet afur all. In the long run.WJath- lamette Oasette. The Oaiette ia oor .t . thi mint. A tteamer aa well a any other bnine should reosive reasonable compensation toe 'its i eervi ce. The oheap rate greatly cripple IvT "v... .it .inns tha river and doet not mattrlally help thoss travel ing, lor they goto Portland and pay .BL-t! if. ..wi. aa the ismi artlole Tbachkr' Ibbtitotb. Tbe county teacher institute U being held at Rainier thia week, commencing laat Wednesday morning. Superintend ent Walta and a number of teachers from the upper end of tbe county passed through bere on that morning for the institute, and a goodly number of teachers are expected from other parts of the county. Superintendent Ackorman. Ol Portland, ia also in at tendance. We hope to be able to pub lish a report of the session next week. BBTTB TRADB Comditiohs. Mr, W. IL Dolman made a business trio to Portland tbia week and reports the volume of trade above tbe average of Auguat in dull year. Many goods are now arriving that bad been side tracked during tbe atrike. These late arrivals have been placed on tbe wholesale market at reduced prices. Mr. Dolman took advantage of theae conditions to make liberal purchase and stock up with general ruercnan Thi Stats Fair.-The annual meet ing ot the Oiegon State Fair takes place at Salem commencing Monday, September 17, and continuing during tbe week. Tbe managers olaim to have many new features to present this year a well aa a revised premium liiL No doubt the fair will be inter esting. ncraoTivc BniDOa While driving out Tuesday eveuing one of Dr. Cliff's horses broke through the long bridge in the western part of town, and nar rowly escaped breaking it leg. iter on in the evening Dr. Chalmers' horse got into the aame plaoe. KoTTr Orchard A Jonea have mH arranaementa with Sweelland & ni.lHnn to eolleot all water rente here after, and the same is payable to mem. Water for the Grove. Cottaob Gbovb, Or.. Aug. 21.The town of East Cottage Grove will put i.. a avaiem of Brevity water works H. Orchard, of Portland, wae today awarded the contract for the pipe, and nnitins it in ooeration. Work will commence at once and be pushed to as spsedy completion as possiora. Oreson Flams the Better. It is true that California can outsell Oregon In her home msrssis ra u midsummer season, im greater experience and to better meth 5da of production and marketing. - In tha more delicate fruit, California , .ix.va nava me kiki. Oregon ; but in plum and other uoh fruit. Oregon ought lo produce qu.n- CbATBKANIB. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Merrill drove dowa from Deer Island last week and spent a day er two with friands hsre. J. K. Kits rsturned Saturday from a few days' rasidencs In the Nehalein valley. A. B. Hainan, our city marshal, and his brother havs bean doing a weeks' work ont In tka country, leaving D. C. Aldridge in cbsrgs of th peace of the clty,s The acting marshal found occasion to place ons of our citizens In tbe lock-up one night rather than bava blm lie out In tbe street. The msn was very limber and veiy besvy to esrry, ss the deputy discovered, but hU patience and assistance tield oat until the man was safely housed for a night's lodging. Flippln snd Bnrford sre hauling lumber this week from Hlropal s mill, which it 1 tated will start up and ssw the logs al ready cut. There ia 100.000 fset or more of good lumber there to bring to the steamer landing. Mrs. Wheeler snd two boys from Port Huron, Mich., who have been vfoillng friends bare, started for Portlsnd last week on their way home. Her parents, O. W. Jones snd wife, went with them to Port- laud and spent a few dsys plessantly among old Irlenda there, returning Mon day evening. Palm & Wilson have been making some additions to their mill recently, expecting lo eaw lumber. Heretofore they have worked on shingle bolts only. Tbe platform scales in front of tha City hotel have been repaired and put in shape for duty again. W. K. Tichenor's new residence baa tbe frame up and is getting fairly under way under O. P. Hiatt's mechanical genius. Mlas Ora Oillham finished her school in tbs Nichols district and is in attendance at teachers' Institute this week, Mrs. Johnson left on Frldsy evening for Kenneth Basemore had tbs good fortune to receive a small battle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Dirrhoae Bemedy when three members f bis family were sic wiia dysentery. Till oas small bottle eured tbem all, and he bad some left which h gave to Oso. W. Baker, a prominent merch ant of the place, Lawiaton, V. C, snd It cured him of the ssir.e complaint, : When troubled with dysentery, diarrhoea, coUc or cholera morbus, give this remedy a trial and you will bs mors than pleased with the result, Tbs praise that naturally follows Its introduction and use has mads It very popular, Twenty-five and fifty cent bot tle for sale by Dr. Kdwin Koss. "I know sn old soldier who had chronic diarrhoea of long standing, to havs been permanently cured by taking Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera, and vtarrncea nemeay, asvs Edwsrd Bbumpik, a prominent d-ng- giat, of Minneapolis, Minn, "l nave sola the remedy In tbis city lor over seven years and consider it superior to any other medi cine now on the market, for bowel com plaint." Twenty-five and fifty cent bottles of this reiueay lor sale uy vt. mwu now. the Union Electric Co., of Portland Mr. and Mrs. 0. H. Johns and Mr. and Mr. Jacob George went to the coast laat Sunday to apend a few daya. Mr. J. N. Slusser, who ha been oamDinz for the paat five week at Trout lake, Washington, relumed last Sunday. 81. Helen lodge No. 117, 1. 0. 0. F., will have work In the third degree to morrow nisbt. The brethren will please take notice. Judge Switter hat been in Portland all week looking after business mat ter. He came home Wednesday and went back Thursday. Seoretsrv ol Slate-elect H. B, Kin eaid soent last Friday and Saturday in our city the guest oi secretary u. W.McBride. Mra. 8. S. War waa a paasenger up on the Bliaver yeeieruay morning from Rainier, where abe bad been at tending the institute, W. A. Young and wife were passen gers down on toe rotter yesieruay morning for Katnier, wnere tney are attending the institute, Dr. Chalmers 1 having the Stracban o ttago re papered and generally re paired aubeequent to ocoupancy by himself and Mrs. Chalmers. J. W. Bonnell, a former resident of Ht. Helens, waa here Tuesday, tit. Bonnell i conductor on the O. B. 4 N. road, and resides at Tokio, Waah. A full line of justice' blank are beinz printed and will be kept on hand at thia office, and hereafter we will be able to fill any order in that line. County Clerk Weed went up to Scappoose Monday to visit Mr. Cher ring ton. who baa been sick for some time, and reporta the patient improv ing alowly. Miss Amelia Clark, who spent the sum- mer with the family of Dr. Hall, returns this week to her home In Pennsylvania Clatskanie expects to send the best look ing delcgetlon of lady teachers to the insti tute at Rainier tbis week that wui come frnni nv auarter of tbe county. It Is ot - necessary to remark that tbey also are tne most brilliant. Tommy Meserve wss taking a look over onr town laat Saturday. Bev.Mooreand wife spent last Sabbath at Rainier, returning Monday evening. They made the Journey on horseback. By the way, tbe minister will preach bis last sermon for the term, next Sabbato. It la reported that a number of grey squirrels are waking their appearance about Mist during the present harvesting season They are not regarded with very great favor by the farmers. When Babr waa sick, we gave her Caatorla. When aba waa a Child, aha ertod for Caatorla. When aha became Via, site elung to Caatorla. Whan ahe had CtdMren, she gave them Caatorla, SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Columbia. Jambs Dsbt. Plaintiff, vs. Thomas Dawsoic, Mabtha E. Dawsoh, B. A. Mi lis, Walteb h. Hubs end Loot T. Kobe, Uelendenta. To Walter H. Burr and Lucy T. Burr, two of the above named aeienoania: IK THB NAME OF THE BTATE OF Oreiron. von and each ot you are hereby notified and required to appear and answer nt nled tn aald uonrt on me th nnmnlaint Xlatdavnf Jniv, 189t. againat tbe above named defendants la tne foregoing entitled SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT Large Assortment of Pure and Fiesh Drugs and Patent Medicines T THS- St. Helens Drug Store TOILET ARTICLES Awarded tilgtMst Honori World' Fair. DHL VI 4 CtlEAT.1 MOST PERFECT MADE SOAPS, PERFUMERY, BRUSHES, POWDERS, &C. Prescriptions Compounded AT ANY HOUR DURING THE DAY OR NIGHT. Dr. Edwin Ross, Proprietor 1ST. I-iE3LjEJlSrS - OREGON tt A mra Crane Cream of Tartar Powder. Free from Ammonia. Alum or any other adulterant 40 YEARS THB STANDARD. FALCON" BEE SUPPLIES . In the matter of quality, the best ever placed on this market. We are the Northwestern Agents. PORTLAJSTD SEED CO. One hundred and seventy-one Second street, - - Portland, Oregon. THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL Corner ITront and Morrison 8tretav This is tbs most popular hotel In Portland, and ha been for many years. If y,-u want to meet a friend yon will surely find him at the St. Charlea. It also enjoys tbe patronage of tbe business man of tbe northwest. Courteous attendant.. P&OFESSIONAL. JTavorlte Hotel of that City of Portland. O. -'"WV- KMOWLES, Proprleto J-B. A. P. MCLAREN, PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON. Eainier, Oregon. jjb. h. b. CLirr, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Bt. Helena, Oregon. JJR. i. K. BALL, PHYSICIAN AND 8UEGEON. Clatskanie, Columbia county, Or. T7HHS B-A-ISTQUHIT Main Street. Bt. Helena. Oreacon. FINE WINES, LIQUORS, AND CIGARS. fh SiUbratab "XDttnharot 0" Vt VrameM. ! A Good Billiard and Pool Table is provided for the use of Patrons, snd parties who wlaai lo spend a pleasant nour snouia rememDer -ittOBajH""". 0ls llu rrt an of Sijrr rn fj)an. Card Tables are at the diaposal of patrons who wish to indulge in a social frame of cards and we can aaaure tnem mat tney win oe weu weateu ai - .1 o a bashuw. VT. JL. MEEKER LEADING - RESORT Proprietor - IN - THE - CITY j-jB. EDWI3 BOSS, PHY8ICIAN AND SURGEON, St. Helena, Oregon. I MUGKLiB BROS MANUFACTURERS) 0 AND URALKHB IN D B. 1. at. P. CHALMERS, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Bt. Helens, Oregon. Rough and Dressed Lumber FIR AND CEDAR"" "yy N. MESERVE, Surveyor and Civil Engineer ST. HELENS, DELENA, OREGON. Of Every Style, Grade and Variety AT THE OLD STAND, : s OREGON ConntT flnrvevor. Land Surreyina. Town Platting and Engineering wprk promptly eaecuteo. 8TOP FOR YOUR MEDICINS AT THE ConntT School Superintendent J.G Watta passed through town WadneB- term of said Court next following the eapira- auit. on or before thefirat day of the next , ,,i-. ,nii? in Ruinlnr where tlon of six weeka from the Brst publication of day rooraing en route to Kainier wnere ,ummongl to-wit: By the firat Tuesday he goes to conduct the annual teach- after the aecond Monday in October. 18M4, era' institute lor this county. being the 9th dav of aald month of October, . , 1 ana mat U you lau m ao appear ana mi- Mr, Ray Price, of Sksmokawa, state v u,e plaintiff will, for want thereof. timber cruiser for Washington, joined apply to the Court for tne reller demanded hi- llmilJ mhn wara In this nlace and hi said complaint, to-wit: For judgment his family who were in thi place, ano defendants Thomas Dawaon and spent Saturday and Sunday, the gueflta iftlui B. Dawson for tbe sum of $190.00, of Mr. and Mra. James Muckle. together witb interest thereon from the WANTED COUNTY WARRANTS! I wUl pay the highest cash price for Colum bia county warrants. Rnd ma an order for vonr county war rent, and receive the cash for it by return I mail. 0. u. uavib, su iieiena, uregon. . .v . Wtn dsy 01 August, lata, at vne raw m ten Rev. Judy aska ua to announce that percent, per annum, and for the further be will ootid UCt semoes In tbe OOUron sum ol Sa.UU as attorney ieea, ana aiso at thi Dlaoe nest Bunday, Auguat S6. ttofcr? SSL ?1 L$H25 ii-wia 111 RiiiiDco ucie ua ki ucaiiiauTU, J. Slusser, HAIR DRESSER ' AND . T0NS0RIAL ARTIST. Horning aervice at 10 :SO, evening er- ,n(i rnSui. -o-ts and disbursements in said vice at 7 :40. Everybody invited. suit and for a decree of foreclosure of the . t mortgage tn saia complaint aewnoea given A. B. Little waa a passenger down by the defendants. Thomas Dawson and on the enaver, weaneenay, ur ii ih.uiww, . " i, . w Mr. Tin la ha. hn viait- cribed real estate, to-wlt: The northeast ena, where Mrs. Little fiaa been V1' I qrterot the northwest quarter of section ing reiaiivea tur sums muio. -i fourteen, and also tne east hauottpeaoutn- necta to be absent for about two weekr. west quarter of section eleven, all In town- Mr. W. B. Dillard SSVS that tbe re-1 wifl.mette Meridian and containing one th.t ha uwomnanied Judsre Wia-I hundred and twenty acres of land in Co- wall in bathing on the fatal occasion, lnbi. county, Oregon to secure said nremisea to satisfy said Judgment, and for such further relief aa to tbe Court may The tables are alwaya supplied with the Best Edibles and Delica cies the market affords. TERMS REASONABLE FOR REGULAR BOARDERS Having been newly refurnished we are prepared to give satislao tion to all our patrons, and solicit a shttre of your patronage. Having recently located In the city and T rVCWflV! Prnnri Atvr St TTplPTtC I ITPfTATl wishing to establish myself, I Invite the J. JL,JIJ1, 1 tuiivtuii "vivud, wavwu PUUtlU IU 11TII1 IUO WIMI SX tooos oaaaaaw wa j Our iTaiue. ounxp, vveu rWI9a 8T. HELENS, is untrue; that Judge Wiswall came nto the water after be (Uiiiard) naa been iu some time. Mr. Phinea Peok, of Vernonia, waa in town Tuesday. Mr. Peck came out with conveyance for a number of peo- nl who ware oil their way so tne Kvanarelioal carnDmeeting which ia now being conducted at that place. A Few More Pardons. Salix, Aug. 98. Governor Fennoyer to- STATE-AND COUNTY WARRANTS am riakit .nil illflt. Thia Kimmnm ia served bv the tubllca- tlon thereof for six successive weeks by ths nUr nf Hon. Thomas A. McBride. fudge of said Circuit Court made and dated Aug ust 1st, 1WH. , LI1L,L,AKU LUJL.I1,, 24o5 Attorneya tor riainun. OBEGONndI WASHINGTON Sought by JAUES E. DAVIS, 27 Btark Street, PORTLAND, ORKGOS stnnoits. ! THS OlBOOIT COOBT Ot THB STATB OV Oa BOOR, foe TBS COOKTY OV COLOMBIA: 4.. u.n.A Ml nardona to the following afABTHAB. McLouoHtw. Plaintiff, vs. Joh nriaonaratothenenitcntary: B. Obtbl, Mabt Amarda Oarai,, and Eo- r " .... a I wis n...A. n.lAnJ.Hi. w j Havrria. cnnvLGt3a in union oounT, 1 ward c. rMus. wiwu-hs- inifl. iw. of auiaaalt tnd robbery, and To Mary Am-wia urwi ina joono-vi " ' . I AaI taarn nf ths ITs.11&msi iifllAndSIstS ! sentenced for Bye years, xue levwne given y -jj - i, Toi ths T Stats or Oaaooa: for the pardon are : "Mis ramuy ia iu neeu you ar4 hereby notified and required to ap r hi. nicM. aud ha has been sufficiently near and answer the complaint tiled in said w. - . 1 i , .o.U J - . Xg .rnll.tv" eoual to thelra. No aould think of driv Ing al night to get a little Jag of 60 boxe. ot fruit to market, esoeoial when line Ol .ranroau ... route. Oregon has, in pite of 10,000 slanders, a fine climate and a soil fine ,y adapted to p vantage. Paolflo Rf1 PreM- Anarchist Paper Pound. v. Anir. 23. A dispatch m Berlin aaya it is stated that -.t.S.inniTn.r. of 14 anarchist. Sd in thi city the 15th in... were . kih ahow conclu.iTly ?hatTh. Barlin tur. wen. in con ?: i-.itnn with their breth- rTn in PaBMorfon. Chicago and ITP-a "wfczSK aid has been re- "ur. 'shT.nK. named. Anony. Z letUr. threatening Emperor William are frequenUy reoeived at the punished." Frank O'Niel, convloted m i,ane countv . Jane 10, 18M, of assault witb a dangerous weal on, and. sentenced for six months. Ihs reason given U that ins sen tencing ludgs recommended the pardon Zeno Denny, convicted tn Union county March 10. 189. of larceny, ana senienoea far two veers. The reason given Is that the district attorney reoommenaea we par- ann. Tha eovernor haa appointed William ra tenon, ot Pendleton, a delegate to repre sent Oregon at the third national Irrigation convention to be held at Denver, eeps. oa court on the 16th day of May, 1894, against the above-named defendant, in the forego in,.antitlMl suit, on or before the first day ' . . . . M 1 1 ,1 . . nl,AH of tne next term in ..iu win, u, wuv" in'g tbe expiration of aix weeks from tbe nrst puoucauon ui mi. uiuiuuh., wm,, t fh TiimHh after tha second M ondav in ny,hr IHfVt.belne the 9th dav of said month of October, and that if you fall to so appear and answer, the plaintiff will, for want tbereor, apply to tne uouri tor tne rate, uo roanded in said complaint, to-wit: For (,,,n.nt .Minal von and eacA ot von. tor the aum of (250, together with Interest thereon from tne istn aay oi noTemoer, ISM. at ten per cent par annum, ana iur tbe further sum ot 9M as attorney's fees, -nt fn, hi. nnat. and dlahnrsemanta in said suit, and for a decree of foreclosure of the - b irr TU II Governor rennoyer anu J ntortgage In dd complaint described, given u.tu-h.n want to Oregon Oity today to . nn th. fnllnwlnireacribed real ,v, ... tha work of buUdlng tha Bah nVonertv. to-wlt: Tba northwest W of eec- . . - tlllflai, wwunuivihin'iN, "1 " laaaer. The Oolnmbla Commercial Company to day filed articles ot Incorporation with a caultal stock of 13000. Tba prinolpal offloe wltt bs at Biggs. Bhenaan county, NOTICE). Special meeting of St Helena Fire Com panVoaUed for this (Friday) evening, at the court house, at 8 o'clock sharp. Bv order mw.b. tion 31, townshlpS, north range, 8 west of tbe Willamette meridian, uoiumoia county, Oregon, to secure said amount, and for an nr a.i. rw mmja nramiin u, hum. said judgment, and for auch further relief a to tne war. iu.j nciu riau jc TkU Mimmnn. 1. unrad bv the DUbllca Mam Uartt for aix anccessiTe weeks, by tba order of Hon. Thos. A. MoBride, judge of said circuit court, made and dated May Iflth 1A94 nlvra' niUTIHPltl). A VRAZIK al0s31 ' Attorneys for Plaintiff, CLATSKANIE DRUG STORE Where yon will find the largest stock of Patent Medicines, Prescription Drugs, Toilet Articles, etc, ever found in Columbia County. DR. J. 3D. ILAXX,, Proprietor HlLiHIlSrS ;h 'l'HlT i COLBURN'8 OLD STAND OEEGON -OF- -STtAMER K-E-H-A-N-l WILLAMETTt BLOUOH ROUTI. St. Helens Livery Stables THOS. COOPER, Proprietor. Handy location, and yon can feel sure that your hones will receive a good attention aa though you were caring for them yourself. HANDY TURNOUTS ON SHORT NOTICE. lvISrLJTT BIROS -THE LEADING MERCHANTS OF Vernonia and Cornelius, Ogn. WRITE TO CORNELIUS FOB STAGE DATES. FISHERMEN AND CAMPERS SUPPLIED . Leaves St. Helens for Portland at 6:45 A. M., Daily, Arriving at copklaND'8 landing. BCAPrOOM " JOY'S PORTLAND M ......7:05 A. M 1:00 A. M Si'lO A. M 10 JO A. M . . J. H. DECKER ... TONSORIAL FR TIST The old and reliable barber haa his raxora just as sharp aa can be found, and will shave yon com fortably and quickly for only fifteen cent. GIVE HIM A CALL AT THE OLD STAND ON STRAND ST Leaves Portland at 8.00 P. M. Arriving at St. Helens at 0:80 V. M. mm The table will be supplied with the best the market affords. Board by tha Day, Week, or Month at Reasonabla zz Everything Clean. A Share of Your Patronage ia Soliotted. rteW&sSSl H. BLAKESLEY, Prop., ST. HELENS, OR ADMIN I UTRATORHl R0TICB tlMSTni signed hu boon appointed adminiitrcvtor of I ?4 ut.i. Wmm alnlv AnUflaH BUI MllClh I HIU msaiiv, wuu mm wutj I Administrator, and all persona having claims Minkt tatairi Mt&vtjt win nreRem ina nmi vo 1 ihs said administrator at 450 East Larrabaa itieet. in tha city ot fort i ana, uregon, within six months from th data hereof. a VTTTi?mr V 1 MTWUQAU A.jnX'XklkfT aula fliv IiauaJVaii Administrator ol the estate of Joob An-1 igSUowalswEETLAND & SHELDON, - PROPRIETORS, 1ST. HELENS MEAT MARKET All kinds of Fresh and Baited Meats, Sausage and Fiab. Meats by Whole! at Special rate. Express wagon ran to all parts of the the oity, and charges reasonable. mm UIHVU awe Bjwv - - U . could be purobated lor from the home imperial naiot, Merchants.