The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913, September 07, 1894, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextOREGON MIST. HIHl.tHHKD RVBRY FRIDAY, SIDE-HEAD PARAGRAPHS UOVIH.m 1I1.ADBK. JI10 UKlHlllimft . f - . - fMa ' k passed up yeatttrday towing two full rigged ships, on along aide and the ulliur trailing behind, Stats) Faiu. The minimi meeting 01 mo vrrguu diu r air win be lielu oomnientilng September 17 and last tlie entire week. Don't (urgot to take your oasti uui wun you. ; OKTTtMa lUrritti. We era glad to now mat air. jnqmsii, or lleiiben, I reooverliiR from the severe Inlurlr lie received by felling through hit wharf ft ehort lime ego, mention of which wee made in Ibis paper. Did Not Cosii. Theexoiirslon tbat wae billed for Bt. Helens Tuesday night from Portland, fulled to mater ialise for eome reaeon unknown to u, aim in consequence a number of poo )le were considerably disappointed. uahphketinq iM annual camp, meeting of the Evangelical church it In proitroH at Vernonia. Much inter eat i being manifested, the number in attendance being greater than any !revioui meeting. Twenty conver sion art reported. CotmTY Court. The regular Sep. winner term or county court wi con vened Wednesday wlih all the officer present, ana the court at once beiriin wrestling with the many knotiy prob lem which usually com before tbat tribunal for arbitration WnLcoMa Rain. The little ihower of Saturday wa perhap the most welcome viaitor Oregon ha received in many month. The smoke ha in the main, cleared away and people breathe eaaier. It la now possible to aee aoroe the liver at thl point. Plkhty of Strip:. Mr. J. V. Bin, aer ha lately treated the front of hi barber ihop to a new ooat of paint, the door and window caning being decorated with the emblematic color of Hi tonaonrlal artist. The building now presents an attractive appear ance from a front view. 8HIFI CoMiNd. The grain fleet is beginning to arrive and scarcely a day !ae but there can be en a ihlp of om capacity plowing her way up the grand oi l Columbia. The Ooklahame imaeed up Monday lowing one of Iho largeat hip that come to the Colum bia, and he wa loaded, too. DiNTitraY. Dr. E. T. Cam, DunlUl.ol Portland, I now in St. Hel en at the Oriental hotel, up tair, room 12. Dr. Cam I prepared to do atl kind of work in hi line at the most reasonable price, and will re main her until ftcptemder 15th. Ex amination and consultation free. Rkmimher. You can aav twenty five per cent by paying up your back subscription to 1 hk Mimt. You can also save twenty-five per cent by pay ing one year in advance. A great many people hnve already availed themselves of this liberal offer. We need the cab and you need the dis count, hence we are both benefitted. A New Rksidrmci The new resi dence of L. L. Decker, in Decker' Ad vdilion, I fast neariug completion, and when the finishing touches are at tached will present a very creditable appearanco in that part of the city. l would be gratifying to see a num ber of residence in eourseof construc tion within the corporate limit. . To Bioik Operation. Neil week Captain Whitoumb will commence carrying rock to Fort Steven and work will be resumed on the Colum bia river ntty. About 100 men will be employed all winter. The Mendal lia been overhauled and repaired and Captain Brown will oommence mak iav dailv trlna between Astoria and the jetty. Hop-Piciino. From all part of the stale come report that hop-picking it in progress, The prioe paid to pick er this year is somewhat lower than for many yeara past, but it i id that even at the reduced price of harvest ing, the crop is sesreoly worth the trouble, because of the prevailing low nrinus. The hon market is badly af fected aa well aa other industries by the depression. Tut Pilobim. Hailett, the pilgrim, nrlnler has attain been heard irom This time be I at Bilverton, and just an tha eve of taking a little walk .down into California. Ha never rides when ha ia permitted to walk, and indeed, tramnins has become second nature to bim to uch an eitent that to preteot him with a Pullman tloket .vronlrl ha takan at an Intuit. He pre lum la trod alone: on hi never ceasing Jremp until grim death aball claim hi worn out frame in 01a age. Tn Junior Ordrr. The Junior Order of American Meonanio expeot t.i have a errand time at 8t. Helens irk next Bunday. Bill are out, an- tiAnnnlnir that an eXOUnlon Prty Will rnm frnm Portland and hold their meeting in to park, the assemblage to he addressed by some of the stale s niAnt nmmlnnnl OratOrS. UPOn the principle of the order. The prooeeds of the exouwion go to build up the order in St. Helen. The member of th nrAar harm merit a Brand enter tainment. rioi WnD.T FiriRg. Within the ...t .k Minnninta ha been visited by one of the most destructive forest fire over known in the history of the mnnim Tha town of Hinckley, RanllillMl .nit 11111 mber of other have been wept out of existence, and a con aervatlve estimate of the live lost will reach probably 600. 80 great h been the ufferlng that Governor Nel nn h !.. a nroolamation calling on the people and different societies to astlst in relieving tne mw. 1.,,.. Ai.i.ini mnnv mile in leneth. and ia said to be literally 00 V ,i,k Kiio nf those who per illed In the flames. Jl l th fl ,1 . .1., .1 tha rat Of 00 ' ' CMTBKANlluV-- . . I.ii?r"0" ld.- to,'''! a vi,lt lit webk, en, route Of Vernoriiu. we understood., 1 ' , '. ( Ola Erlokon ha been getting raft in simp ior murket for the fait iuw any, Mis Or Qillliam left Friday even. ... ... wain nr miiooi in Apiary 011 Monday ol this week. A, F. Myertlt opening up quite a lrge itoek of goods iluue hi return rum me city last week Mr. E, Himliei hi, l,oBn i,,,iri curing for a lingor Ulely, that ha uvu nor oonikivrable u(ronng. w, N. Muscrve, the now countv sur. voyor, was doing some official work near the city the first of the week. lonn Myera hut been mnvlnir around niiietly and tendnrlv Hn small a itilnit as a boil cmnmnino him to go slow. , . EdOrwiirand hi mother part of luit week in town, Ed eni to have lost nothins of hit vmiti.fni charm up to date. "Bud" ha had the river illlnd with hingle bolt for a few days, working theill dtJWII on the tide. t) find a mnr. ket, at Fluhrie't, we believe. Mine Rhode John was a naasenner on the Shaver Fridny for this place to oogin a term 01 school In the Finn District Which she commonaed Hon. day morning. The Columbia meat market hat come up the hill again to its high- water location, and i likely to be per manent in it present Quarter, which are central and oonvenieut. J. M. Blackford ha been "dolntr ud" Adolph Player' house in the line of Pit and paper, ao that it now shines nilue and out, and is about ready for it tenant whoever tbey may be. Our publio school bogun Monday morning under charge of J. D. Hawes and Mis Abbie Bryant. They start out with a good attendance and fair prospects lor a successful session. Our school olerk, Frank Merrill, has been putting the school building in shape for use and made some very at infactory repair, uot neglecting the liberal use of soap and water for the floor and window, all of which were noeded. We noticed Mr. and Mr. Kelney and their daughter, Mrs. Courter, and son, in our city latt Friday awaiting the departure of the steamer, to take them to Portland. They have been residing on claims In the Nehalem val ley for ome time. A gentleman by the name of Peule, representing the government, came in on the (learner latt Monday evening, with a view to examining the Clalaka nle river and report upon the advisa bility of having it improved in the intercut of the public. He gathered uch data wa needed, and left the ame evening. . YANKTON. Miss Bernice Crouse i at home on a ehort visit. C. L. L. Decker, of St. Helens, spent Sunday in this place. Mauritx S. Lideu, of Bunker hill, was in town Sunday and Tuesday. Fred Necr, of Neer City, spent a few day with 11. 0. Howard last week. LeBuron Croute, of tbi plaee, went to Vernonia Thursday, returning Mon day. 8. 0. Sohoonover stopped at this place Monday night on hi way to St. Helen. . Chat. Tarbell and Chat. Brigga took a trip to Portland on Tuesday of last week, on buainea. The light rain of Friday night was a great benefit, settling the tuioke and refreshing thing gouerally. Mi Lou Crouse, of the Oriental hotel, St. Helona, spent a few day with her mother latt week. D. M. Oorlit left for the hep fields last week, where be expects to remain tor a short time, picking hop. Mr. and Mr. E. F. Ridley returned home Monday from Vernonia where they had been attending campmoeting. Charley and LeBuron Crouse have boueht a lot on the vomer of G. L, Tarbell' farm, where thoy intend to build, this winter. Bunker bill seem to be a favorite oamolntr e round this year, aa almost daily teama are aeen going by with a camping outtlt going 10 or coming from tbat place. Many improvement bave keen made hero this summer. Among oilier thing we should thank our road up- ervisor for the way in which be na cleared up the road limits. B. I. Plnmmer went to Vernonia a week ago, and at the oloae of camp- meeting went to uiiisooro ny way 01 Forest Grove. He expect to return the last of next week by way of Soap- poote. The propoted motor line from St. Holnna 10 Vernonia. ud Milton oreex and down Oak Ranch oreek 1 excit ing much comment here. The gen eral opinion I that the building of auch a line would be the beat thing that could happen to Ooiumma county and especially to una pari rw Av lnt weok while Mr. and Mra 1. P. Barter were oomiug across the trail from U. 0. Barger's, tbey eaw a bear which created an exciting oene for a lew minute. Mr. Barger, after tome deliberation in the premises, let their presence beoome Known ny log with a club at the festive bruin, who prudently retreated to the spread ing limb of a bandy tree. Mrs. Bar Ker returned for help while her hus band remained in olose communion with the bruin. Geo. Barger wa not long appearing on the aoene with a gun, endlhe young rambler wa taken in without farther oeremony. a i.r nlavlne- lean froff in bathing costume with the men on the beach at Newport, doe not compare :.. .h. anniabilitv they have on the h...ha The Paoifio ooatt r" T livalvt but the East with .11 helong faoe is not slow at summer PEIlSONAIi. ' 8. C. Davl. wa in the inetropoli Wednesday. , . ", , ;.. v . A complete line of justice' bank at thl ofllcci . . L. F. Banker, of Rainier, wa in town Tuetday, S. H. Tryon, of Tryon, wa on our street Tuesday. Magnus Saxon, of Glllton, was on our ctreets Monday. W, M. Perry, of Rainier, w In the oounly capllul Friday. Justice Brown, of Reuben, was in towu Weduosday. Bhink note and recclnt books keol in stock at this office. You can get any kind of special re ceipt printed at thl office. Buy your school book and ichool supplies from Edwin Roaa. Attorney Georire E. Davis, of Port land, was in the city yesterday, The smoky weather for this season is a thing of the past, very likely. 8, W, Snooner, of Columbia City, was a caller at this office Tuesday, Secretary McBride' health It, we are glad to say, steadily improving.. James Young, a prominent sawmill man of I'oriluud, was in this city Saturday. Wo are informed that C. H. En glish, of Deer Island, ia on the tick list thi week. Dr. W. C, Belt, formerly of thl place, wa in town thi week shaking naud with old acquaintance. Thomas Morris, of Beaver Valley, (topped at the county teat Wednesday on bis way borne from Portland. E. 0. Darling, of Pittrburg, is in the city, working up the railroad proposi tion, in behalf of the Nehalem people. MiasOra Meeker, of Houlton, has returned from her visit to Delena, hav ing enjoyed her stay there very much. Dr. E. Rosa and A. Davl took a trip to the country yesterday. Tbey will harvest the crop on their farm while absent. Judge Blanchard and Commission ers Hclioonover and rrakes are Here this week looking after the county's affairs, W. A. Harris and John Scott were over at Vernonia Saturday, the latter returning Sunday and the former Monday. Dr. Cliff was called Sunday by tele graph to Kelso, Wash., to prescribe for the tick child of E. D. McKay, of that place. a A. M. Monlson, manager of the wholesale department of J. M. Moyer 4 Co's. store, in Portland, wa in tbi city Thursday. The meanest snesk in tbe world is he who, under cover of darkness, lsys in wit under the window of another to hear what is being said inside. Deer Island Creamery. Tbe business men of Deer Island, with their usual push, have been soliciting ubecriptons of stock for the purpose of building a creamery. The plan, so we bave been informed, it to organize a co-operative stock company, placing the snare at low each. 1 wenty-nve shares have already been subscribed, and it is thought the remaining amount required can be secured with little difficulty. In the vicinity of Deer Island there i a great deal of milk produced, most of which bat heretofore been (hipped to Portland or fed to hog. The creamery enterprise will enable the farmera to realise cash for tbe products of their cows, and be an enterprise which will yield a neat profit. The old saying that a penny saved is two pennies earned, often come to mind these times. A back country settlor, in trying to verily the old say ing, missed it all around, lie went to Portland to find bargains, and of course, did pretty well. But on com paring prioe all around at Dolman's tore found that he could bave pur chased the same good In St. Helen for less money. But then Portland merchants cannot do much better. Rent are et ill very high there; and Mr. Dolman ha no rent day to bother him. PERIS NEWS. R. McGrew went to the county seat on Tuesday of this week. Willie Moyer met with a very pain' ful accident last Monday While saw Ins in the timber. Hi arm came in contact with the aw, nearly severing the muscle of the right arm. Miss Florence George, of St. Hel ens, i (pending a week in Peria, the gneit of Mr. B. F. Pope. Lester E. Bailey started on Thurs day of last week for Buttsville, where he will remain for several week. ; There are 51 inmates in the Soldiers' home at Roseburg. The oldett is 86 yean, the youugeet 50 yeara. About half the men receive pensions, but no one it admitted who receives over f 12 a month. Rev. VanWater, of St. David' Evangelical church. East Portland will oonduot religiou services in the church at thi place next Thursday evening at 7 :30 o'clock, at which lime baptismal rites will be performed. Rev. VanWater' established reputa tion a a pulpit orator insure him a large and interested audienoe. Buy a Home St Helens The original town plat can be teen by applying in person on E E. QUICK, Resident Agent, St. Helena, Oregon Awarded : Highest Honor-World' Pair. CHEAT,! PCM MOST PERFECT MADE. A rare Crip Cream of Tartar Powder. Pre from Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant 40 YEARS THB STANDARD. HUUUimtm kALt;. Br virtue of an execution issued out of the Circuit court of the stats o( Oregon, for the countv of Multnomah. In the action wherein Win. Church, Jr., recovered Judg ment sKuinm John Flncgan. for 1220. and also 172 06, which was given January 26, 1890. and bears tmeraat at a Her centDer a inum. from said date, I have levied niiou and hereby given notice, that I win sen at public auction, to the highest binder, on the 1.5th dav of Heptemher. l&M. at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. at the court houae door, at Ht. Helena, Columbia county, Oregon, the lollowiOK-describcd renl eatate. situate in said Columbia countv: Tbe north went Ki of section 9, townahlp 6 north, range 2 west or tbe Wlilameiia meridian, or so much thereof ss may be necesxary to sat in (v said execution and the accruing costs snd expensita of sale. 0. F. DO AN, bheriff of Columbia County, Oregon Dated August 9. lMftt. aiv 7sU aununoNM. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for Columbia county. Mrs. Uobert McMath, Pltf., ) v. John Maynard.W. H. Con- SUMMONS vera, ana n. a. uoyer, 1 Defendants. I To tbe above-named defendant, N. B. Moy er. In the name of tbe State of Oreiron You are hereby required to appear in the Circuit court of the titate of Oregon, for Co lumbia county, on or before the first day of the next regular term of said court, to-wit: Tnesday. the Otli day of October, A. D. its, annsnnwer tne complaint men against you by the plaintiff in the aboye-eutitlrd suit: and you will take notice that if yon fail to so appear and answer, the plaintiff win taae jtmgoient against you ior tne re lief prayed for In the complaint, viz: Judg ment for the sum of $-300 with Interest thereon at the rate of tea per cent per an num from January Oth. 1802. until paid; for one hundred dollars attorney's fee in this suit, and the costs herein, to lie taxed; for a decree foreclosing a certain mortgage given to secure the aforesaid sum , and an order to soil the real estate described in aaid mortgage, as follows, to-wit: The southeast one-quarter of the southeast one quarter, and the lots numbered five (5), six (0), seven (7). and eight (8), of section sev enteen (17). in township six in) norm 01 range five (6). west of the Willamette mer idian, according to the government survey, and being in Columbia county, Oregon, and barring yon and all parties claiming said land or any nart thereof, fiom any and all equities, of redemption or otherwise, in and to the same and for an order to apply the proceeds of tbe ale of said lands to the payment of plaintiff's judgment. This summons is published by an order made by Hon. Thomas A. McBride, tbe presiding iuilge for said court, at Chambers on tbe 1st day of August, W.J. a31o5 Attorney for Plaintiff. avminoNs). In the Circuit Court of the Btste of Oregon for the Countv of Columbia. James Dabt, Flaiutiff, vs. Thomas Dawsosj, Martha E. Dawsok, 8. A. Milks, Walteb H. Burr nod Lucy T. Bdbr. Defendents. To Walter H. llurr and Lucy T. Burr, two 01 tne above named aetcnaants: IN THB NAMK OF THE HI ATE OF Oreiron. vou and each of you are hereby notified and required to appear and answer the cnmolaint filed in said Court- on the 31st day of July, 1891. against tbe above named defendants in the foregoing entitled suit, on or before the first day of the next term of aaid Court next following the expira tion ot six weens irom tne nrst puDiirauon 01 this summons, to-wit: By the first Tuesday aftor the second Monday in October, 18M, being the 9th day of said month of October, and that if you fail to so appear and ans wer, tbe plaintiff will, for want thereof. ddiv to tne uourt tor tne renei aemanaea in said complaint, to-wit: For judgment against defendants Thomas nawson ana Martha B. Dawson for the sum of $10.00, together with interest thereon from the 18th dav of Auarust. 1892. at the rate of ten per cent, per annum, and for the further sum of 175.00 as attorney's fees, snd also tbe further sum of $12.08 paid aa taxes on mortgaged premises hereinafter described, and for his costs and disbursements in said suit and for a decree of foreclosure of the morteaare in said complaint described siren by the defendants, Thomas Dswson and Martha K. Dawson, on the following des cribed real estate, to-wit: The northeast fiuarter 01 the northwest quarter 01 section ourteen, and also the east half of thesouth west quarter of section eleven, all in town ship seven north, range three west of the Willamette Meridian and containing one hundred and twenty acres of land in Co lumbia county, Oregon, to secure saia amount, and for an order of sale of said premises to satisfy aaid judgment, and for sucn runner renei aa 10 uia uion may seem rhrht and inat. . This summons is served by the publica tion thereof for six successive weeks by the order of Hon. Thomas A. McBride. lodge of said Circuit Court made and dated Aug ust 1st, 18tft. UlJULiAKU VObli, a24o5 Attorneys for Plaintiff. summoNa. Is thi Oiacorr Codbt or thi Stats or Os SOOK, rOB THE CoCUTT 0V CoLFMBIA : , Martha E. McLouoHtnr, Plaintiff, vs. Jons B. Ortkl. Mart Amakda Ortxl, snd Ed ward E. Parsons. Defendants: To Mary Amanda Ortel and John B. Or- tel, two of the above-named defendants: Is thi Namb or thb Stats or Orbqobt You are hereby notified and required to ap- pear anu answer me oomuiaiiib nieu iu vniu court on tbe 16th day ot May, 1894, against the above-named defendants, in ths forego Inff-entitled suit, on or before the first day ol the next term of said Court, next follow ing tbe expiration of six weeks from the nrst puDiicaiion 01 ima summons, iu-wh: Rv tha Tuesday after the second Monday in October.lgUt.beina- the 9th day of said month of October, and that if you fail to so appear and answer, tne piainun win, ior wane thereof, aon v to the Court for the relief de manded in said complaint, to-wit: For judgment against yon and each of you, for the sum of $2.50, together with interest thereon from the 13th dav of November, 1898. at ten per cent per annum, and tor ths further sum of 100 as attorney's fees, and for his costs and disbursements in said suit , and for a decree of foreclosure of the mortgage in said complaint described, given hv vim. nn tha fnllnwlnff-duscribed real property, to-wtt: The northwest H of sec tion 31, 'township S, north range. S west of the Willamette niertuian.uoiuuiDia county, Oregon, to secure said amount, and for an nnlnr of sale ot said Dremises to satisfy said judgment, and for such further relief as to tne aoari may seem nguv ana jurv. This summons is served bv the publics tion thereof for six successive weeks, by ths order of Hon. Thos. A. McBride, ludge of said circuit oourt, made and dated May 10th, 184. DAVIS. GANTKNBEIN A VEAZIE al0s21 Attorneys for Plaintiff. For Sal ENGLISH SHROPSHIRE BAMS. Address W.W.WBST, SCAPP008E, - - OREGON mm ' Tbe One Thing Boy Can Do. The big boy of 18 or 20, 1 mean. It is generally concluded that the boy' time is entirely taken up by his trying to find something to do with his hat, hands and feet when he goe out in company; that be only take time from thi interesting employment to bolt a hasty meal three time a day and then goes at it again. Such hard brain work as this i very exhausting, and when the hot day of summer come the boy find that hi tystem I very much run down and that lie mutt bave a rett to recruit up. A a party which include tome young ladiea, whom he very much admire, are going to the mountain camping out, he make up hi mind tbat tha best thing for him would be a trip to tbe mountain, hunting and fishing. Ho, in response 10 a nint mat he think is very well given, but that is so pointed that it makes other peo ple smile behind bis back, he gets an nvitation to Join tne party. Jie eagerly accept. Tbe morning the party (tart he i on hand bright and early with hi gun and fishing; rod. During the trip he eenn to feel out of place and to wish he hadn't come; but when the camping ground is reached there ia a change. He aeema to know intuitively just where to find the best lent pole. When a camp-fire is wanted he ia referred to a knowing how to huild one that "won't smoke." Crotched stick and a pole to hang kettles over tbe fire on are quickly found by him; and when thing are settled about tbe tent be is right at home. Such perplexing questions a the one above referred toare laid aside, together with tbe accompanying awk wardness. He find that he knows how to wash dishe (especially with one of tbe young ladies to help) in a way that surprises himsel! aa mucn as any one. When it cornea to roast ing potatoes in the ashes tbe boy is called on and hi are the fingers that eet burned. Of course he goes hunting and of course he kill nothing, al though fishing he ha a little better luck. And when he goe home to take np tbe perplexing questions of life once more be feels "much better" than be did, and the other member of hi party have voted bim "a splen did hand to go camping witn. ii. HEX DUET. Card of Tbanka. Vi and Mra. Thornton wish to thank all those who were so kind to them while their baby was sick, and since she died. w 1 n . T . 4.. When Baby was alak, we gan her Caatorla, When aha was a Child, she cried f or Oaatoria. When ehe became Mlaa, she clung to Castorla. Whoa she had ChlUrao, sbs gsra tbam Caatorla, PROFESSIONAL. JQR. A. P. MCLAREN, PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON. i. . Rainier, Oregon )R. H. E. CLIFF, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. St Helens, Oregon. JJR. J. X. HALU PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Clatskanie. Colombia county, Or. JJR. KDWIN K088, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, St. Helens, Oregoa. jy&. J, u. r. CHALMKBS, , PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. ; 8t Helens, Oregon. Vy N. MESEKVK, Surveyor and Ciyil Engineer DELENA, OREGON. County Burvevor. Land Surveying, Town Platting and Engineering work promptly executea. . WANTED COUNTY WARRANTS! I will pay the highest cash price for Colom- 01a county warrant. Rend ma an order for vour countv war rant, and receive the cash for it by return mail. S.O.DAVIS, Bt. Helens, uregon. J, 3ST. Slusser, HAIR DRESSER -AND TONSORIAL ARTIST. - Haying recently located in the eity and wishing to establish myself, I invite the publie to favor me with at least a share of yourtraae. onarp, seen razors. COLBCRN'B OLD STAND ST. HELENS, OREGON STEAM ER K-E-H-A-N-l WILLAMETTE 8LOU0M ROUT. Leaves St. Helens for Portland at 6:45 A. M., Daily, Arriving at COPELAND'B LANDING.... T: A. M 8CAPP008X M :00A.M JOY'S " s:10A.M PORTLAND M . 10A.M Leaves Portland at 3.00 P. M. Arriving at Bt. Helens at 6.-30 P. M SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT Large Assortment of Pure and Fiesh Drugs and Patent Medicine: -AT St. Helens - - - TOILET SOAPS, PERFUMERY, Prescriptions AT ANY HOUR DURING Dr. Edwin Ross, Proprietor ST. PiBLEMS THE' ST. CHARLES HOTEL Corner Front snd Morrison Streets. This is tbe most popular hotel in Portland, and has been for many years. If ynn want to meet a friend yon will surely find bim at the St. Chsrlea. It also enjoys tbe patronage of the business man of the northwest. Courteous attendants. fayoritn Hotel of the Cltr of Portland. . O. "W". KNOWLiEB, pjhmct rHB BANQUET Main Street. Bt. Helena. Oregon. FINE WINES, LIQUORS, AND CIGARS. Che Csltbrotsfc MXtsinharM tfssr" $tpt en Vvanaht. A Good Billiard and Fool Tabie Is provided 10 spena a pleasant nour snouta Otttg the fjturset and 0t Card Tables are at tbe disposal of patrons and we can assure tuem that they will ne wen treated at -iiiit uasuat." "W. A.. MEKKEB, Proprietor LEADING - RESORT MUGKLB BROS MAKUFACTUHKBS Rough and Dressed Lumber :FIR AND Of Every. Style, AT THE ST. HELENS. STOP FOR YOUR CLATSKANIE - Where you will rind the largeet stocV oi Patent Medicine;.. Prescription Drugs, Toilet Articles, etc., ever found in Columbia County. DR. J. US. PTAT.Xi, Proprietor BL.BNS The tables are always supplied ciea the market affords. TERMS REASONABLE Having been newly refurnished we are prepared to give satisfao- tion to all our patrons, and solicit a enure of your patronage. : J. GEORGE Proprietor, St. Helens. Oregon iMPiNTUTT BROS THE LEADING Vernonia and WRITE TO CORNELIUS FOB STAGE DATES. FISHERMEN AND . . J. H. TONSORIAL A-FrPIST? The old and reliable barber baa his razors just aa ' sharp as can be found, and will shave you com fortably and quickly for only fifteen cents. GIVE HIM A CALL AT THE Tha table will be supplied Board by ths Day, Week, or Evory thing Clean. A Share A. H. BLAKESLEY, ST. HELENS All kinds of Fresh and 8alted Meats, Sausage and Fish. MeaU by Wholesale at Speoial rates. Express wagon run to all parte , . of the the oity, and charges reasonable. SWEETLAND - & - SHELDON, - PROPRIETORS THI- Drug Store ARTICLES BRUSHES, POWDERS, &C Compounded THE DAY OR NIQHT. - ORBQON for the use of Patrons, and parties who Wish remeiuDer -m us. BAniusa." ef iqnare sjrt em Sanfr. wbo wish to indulge in a social game of cards - IN - THE - CITY OP AND DEALERS IX CEDAR: Grade and Variety OLD STAND, OREGON MEDICINS AT THE DRUG STORE H2 TEDI-i with the Beat Ediblea and Delioa FOR REGULAR BOARDERS MERCHANTS OF Cornelius, Ogn. CAMPERS SUPPLIED DECKER ... OLD STAND ON STRAND ST with the beet the market aflbrde. Month at Reasonable rates of Tour Patronage ia Solicited. Prop.. ST. HELENS, OR MEAT MARKET kiiuw " mile an hour, resort,