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About The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1894)
OREGON MIST I scEipTSA!'Dsxp'fmum' ISSUED BVEKa rttlOAY aOasiUiia BEEQLe'1 DAVIS. OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER Sataserlptlea Haiea. One eopr oue year la advauue..... 4sim eopr ! mouth. sUucie opy...,.-........ 7B .AdrartUlnt r.te. mad known upon application COLUMBIA COUNTY DIRECTORY, JlHlSS.i Tho faots prcseuted by Governor McKiuliy iu that part of bit great Bangor speech relatiug to the receipts andxpenditurea of the government are of special importance as proofs of the evil effect of democralio rule and the incapacity of democratic states manship, gays the iHobe-Deraocrat. He 8how that there has not beau tin hour since the ad veal of the present administration When the income has been equal to (he outgo. This has not occured before in a period of thirty fears, and never wheu the republicans were in power, except under tbu strain of terrible war. During no year of the Harrison administration- was there a deficit. On the contrary, the reve Due were sumoient not only to meet j W. X. MeeaTTe. Delen I nil nivlindrir & lUlnui kilt i.1an natf .flf more man 2o,uia,uuw ot wis puoue debt, and leave surplus of over f 124,- 000,000 inclusive of the gold reserve, to the succeeding administration. Uu'der republican auspices, the Mo Kinley tariff law provided the govern ment with all necessary means of sup port. Ia the first year of its opera lion it yielded a surplus ot nearly Odd psllows-sl lelena IxxIm No. lit 10.000.000:. and m tbe second vear. brethren ia good uauulua cordially Invited to notwithstanding the disturbance of busiuee caused by the democratic victory of 1892, there was a surplus of 12,500,000. When tho democrats took control of the government this satisfactory and encouraging condition of things at once began to change far the worse. VmutT Itlcera. ....Dean Masr-hard. Rainier 'ler Judaon Weed, vernonia Sheriff. Chae. T. Doan, Rainier Treaeurar ...I. St. Wharton. Columbia City urx. oi acnooia 4. a. at, soap Aemwur w. j. a. Burveror .....,.,v, ""'" I....&D Scboowever, Verneula bTasomic 8t Helena Lodge, Ho. Resuler .eoanraunicaunna nmi ann intra seinraar in each month 17:WF. a. atMuoiUo hail. ViaU- U( ni em ben in food uaadiug iuribed W tend. aUaoKia-Ralnter Loin. No. 94 Stated nieetlnn Baturdav on er befure eeoli full n M7:SI r. M. at Masonic hail, over Blaucharda tore, vinuitf luemneri ia (wou auuiutuf la- tiwu to aueou. attend. Kaioim of Pvths. Avon lodre No. J, meets every TuesdaT veninc at o'clock, in Odd Fellows hall, 8C Helena, Orrron. Tran sient brethren invited to at ten J. KxiaHTa or Pvtbias. Balnler Lodge ko. 68, meela every Saturday eveniug at 7:30 o'clock, In their hall, over imte' store. Transient breth ren eordlaUy invited to attend. T. RELENS, OBBtiO", EPT. SL. The revenues declined, the gola resert-e4sEift)rson,.JohnF. " dwindled, and a shortage appeared Appaekntky is 1896 a solid north where there had before been a surplus. will confront a south which is sot There were no legislative interferences olid. I to account for this misfortune. The laws remained the same under Cleve- Th "change" of 1892 didn't suit Ud that they were under Harrison. (he country, and a different sort of There were the same industries in ex- one is demanded now. Thi democrats don't like the news from Maine, and they will like the news from the country in November till less. : The McKinley law has been repeal d, but its author still draws 'larger crowds than any other political orator in the country, v The total vote of Vermont is 2000 larger than the presidential vote of 1892. Republican stay-at-homes are scarce this year. : Joins and Stewart simply illustrate what happens to two senators who represent a vast area of sagebrush, with ho constituency to speak of. . Thosx 79 votes which the republi cans will need to give them control of the next House are sure to be had. But every republican mast go to the polls. ..', . istance, the same system of commerce the same appliances of prosperity. But the apprehension of a radical as sault upon the protection policy served to depress every" kind of busi ness and to bring on a panic. The stagnation of trade and production affected the government the same as it affected the people. As a conse quence, the receipts for the fiscal year 1894 were nearly $89,000,000 less than for the fiscal year 1893, and the public debt bad to be increased f 50,000,000 to save the treasury from impending bankruptcy. These figures are plain, conclusive, and easy to understand. They demonstrate at a glance the dif ference in the two parties in the mat ter of managing the affairs of the government and taking care of the interests of the country. Their differ ences cannot be concealed or evaded.; and it is sufficient in itself to satisfy all intelligent and patriotic citizens that democratic rule is a mockery and a calamity. Orbook is standing the hard times better than auy state in the Union. Crops are . good, though mouey is scaroe. We are not competed to pile up tbe wood aud store the poal tor a long siege of winter, and slock can mostly lake care of itself, as grass grows just as soon as the tall rains set in and usually keeps growing while our eastern brethren are housed , up by bliuards which blind them between the house and barn. We have never beeu hilariously prosperous and the panic thus found us fortified in more way than one. Thrice blest is he whose home is in Oregon, though he may not realise it himself. The republican senatorial conven tion of Cowlitz, Pecifio and Wahkia kum counties in Washington, did a wise act placing in nomination Hon. J. G. Megler, of Brookileld. Mr. Meg. ler is well qualified for the position, having already served two terms in the legislature of tbe state. The wri ter waa for years in the employ of Mr. Megler aui always found him upright and honorable in bis dealings ' and possessed of good business judgment. He is just the kind of a man to be of service in tbe legislature. Jury litst. The following persons were drawn as jurymen, to serve during the October, 1894, term of Circuit court which convenes on October It: farmer. Vosberg, Edward, Elliott, Andrew, Cesser, Solon, Uraham, Cbes. M Lamberson, Henry, Anderson, Christ, Hanson, Adolph, " Lonkey, Frank, " Conway, John, " .... Archibald, Lawr'ce, " .... Seffert, Irwin, " .... AdanisJohnH. " Brant, Charles, " .... Barr, Adam, ' .... Spencer, Israel, " . . Sweeney, Daniel, " . Sanlser, Sardine, " Ross, Edwin, Druggist... Leroont, Geo. H. 'Wood dealer Merrill, Lyman, Farmer Johnson, Christ, " .... Zeiwman, Julius. " Rice.Dan, " Cox. Richard, . " .... Coulter, J.-ph, " . Siehman , Jlenry, " .... Badger, George W. " ... Busies, John N. " .... Barber. An tone. PerU ....Pittsburg '.....Hudson ..........Mist Hudson ...Marshland ... .Scappooae ...Clatskanse ...... Reuben Mist . ...Clatsksnie Reuben ..Deer Island .... Vernonia ......Rainier ... .Claskanie . : . .Vernonia D-nt . . . St. Helens kiieniFrs bale. BY VIRTUE OK" AN EXK0UTI0N, judgment order and decree, duly Issued out of and under the seal of the Circuit Court of the rilnte of Oregon and County of Columbia, to mo duly directed, dated the fttli day of September, 1S1M, upon a Judg ment and decree rendered and entered iu said Court on the 7th day ut June, 1M, in favor of Archibald Campbell as plaintilt and against Krankliu Williams a defend ant, for the mm of one thousand and thirty eigltt (1 dollars, with interest thereon from said Till day of June, taM, at the rtt of s per cent per iimiiin, and the further a urn of fourteen and 1A 100 (Slt.lo) dollars costs and disbutseimmtM; also the coats of and upon this writ, commanding me to maJtp lo of the following real property of tlie above-named defendant, to-wit: The southwest quart r ot the northeast quarter (awU uf neW);alo the north half of the southeast quarter InU of e.). and the southwest quarter of the southeast quarter (swK of e), all in section fourteen (14), township ev!n t'O north of rauKfour(4) west of lit Willamette Meridian in Colum bia county, State of Oregon; with the ex ception of the part of the one hundred and i j tv acres sold to J. H. Uri Igsa, and de scribed as follows, to-wit: The north thirty acres of the almve-described southweit quarter of the northeast quarter of nc'j.) Now, therefore, by virtue of said execu tion, hidgiuritt order and decree, and in compliance with the coiutUHiida of asid writ. I will, on Saturday, the 1.1th day of O. toner. WH, at the hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at the front door of the county Court House, in St. Helens, said county and state, sell at public auction, subject to redemption, to the highest bidder for cash, all the right, title and interest of the above named defendant, to satisfy said execution, judgment order and decree, interests and costs and all accruing oots. September 11. ISM. V. F. TK)AN, sl4oia Sheriff of Colutubia County, Or. ft Deer inland -....Reuben . . Scsppoose . .Clatskanie ..St. Helens . ..Vemonis Rainier ..Clatskanie .... Rainier . .Scsppoose Thb democratic idea of fighting the trusts is to begin by " giving them 'everything they want and then insist ing that it ought to be taken away from tbem. ' The women of Colorado vote for the first time in the coming state elect ion. They will appreciate the oppor tunity to bury tbe blatherskite Waite ont of sight. , Ihoals says that "political leaders in this country are cowards," and it 'certainly looks so when a president permits a tariff bill of ''perfidy and hishonor" to become a law, instead of 'defeating it by the courageous use of 'the veto power. Bxfou the Maine election tbe dem- 'ocrats figured on a republican plural- It is impossible to form an opinion at this time as to what will be the de cision reached by the county school superintendents relative to a change in school books this year. The last legislature passed an act whereby a majority of the school superintend ents are enabled to make a change in text books, and their vote is now being prepared.' It seems to us .a hardship to make the ehange in hooks while tbe country is under such a state of de pression. A change in books means a cost to tbe people of many thousands of dollars, besides, should a change be voted, there are many poor families in tbe state who have not the where withal to purchase new books, bence their children would be deprived of that most important beritance. It should be the first thought of all our ity of 12,000 in that state, and the public servants to economize in every republicans on one of 20,000. The possible way just at Ibis time. Our pub- Irving W. Larimore, physical director of Y. M. C. A., Dcs Moinos, Iowa, says ho can conscientiously recommend Chamber lain's Pain Bairn to sthletes, gymnasts, bi cyclists, football players, and the profes sion in general, for bruises, sprains, and dislocations ; also for soreness and stiffness of the muscles. When applied before the parts become swolen it will effect a cure in one half the time usually required. For sale by Edwin Ross. - ''" SHERirr'S SALE. BY VIRTUE OVV EXECUTION. judgment order and decree, duly issued out of and under the seal of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon and County of Columbia, to me dulv directed, dated the 11th duv of ScDteruber. lKtM. tinon a nient sad decree rendered unci entered aid Court on the 24th day of May, liOi. in favor ot Willard Galloway a hjilalntitl and against Aikin Copeland and if. H. Borlh w ick and Marr A. Borthwick as defendants, for the sum of eleven hundred and seventy (f 1170.00) dollar, w ill) interest thereon from said 24th day of May, lim, at the rate of S percent, per annum, at'd one hundred and twenty-five ($126.00) dollars attorney's fees aud tbe further sunt of twenty and 20-100 ($20.20) dollars costs and disburse ments: also the costs on this writ, com manding me to make sale of the following real property of the above-named defend ants, to-wit: The northeast quarter of sec tion twenty-seven (27) In township six (6) north, range two (2) west of the Willninette Meritlian, iu Columbia county. Mate of vn-gou. Now. therefore, hv virtue of said execu tion, judgment order and decree, and in compliance with tbe commands of said w rit, i will, on Saturday the 20th day of uctooer, isut, at tne nour oi 11 o cioca in the forenoon, at tbe front door of the county Conrt House, in bt. Helena, said county ana state, sen at punuc auction, subject to redemption, to me inchest Dinner tor cash, all the rihr, title and interest which the above-named defendants or either of them had on tbe 9th ilay of April, 1802 or since had in sod to the above-described real property to satisfy said execution. Judg ment order and decree, interests and costs and iil I accruing rots. September 11. lftt)t. C. P. DO AN, 21ol9 tihertlf of Columbia County, Oi B. E. QUICK, I Commissioner el - , Deeds ler W'ahlngtoa 0. W. COl.B, Notary Pwblto Cole & Quick, St. Helens, Oregon PROPRIETORS 0 "Thorn's Numerical System OF Title Abstracts' -rort- Columbla - County, - Oregon TITLES Ksainlned and abstracts furnished. Will attend to mattera before the Hoard of E uallsatlon: payment uf Ibim. elo. Heal Kstala, t'onveyauclug, and lasurauoe, and Loans uegutialed. , I RarcCliance FOR SALEI In Bad Cokditioh. The bridge which spans McNutly creek on the Scappoose road is in a very- dangerous condition, and is badly in need of the attention ot the road supervisor. Since tbe flood quiteall of the bridges along that road have been more or less delaptdated. Fatronizb Home Ikdustbt. To those in need of winter clothing, we desire to call their attention to the well known clothiers, J, M. Moyer & Co., corner of Third and Oak streets, Portland. They deal only in Oregon made clothing and are selling way down at bedrock prices, see ad in another column of this paper. result almost doubled the republican estimate and more than tripled tbe -democratic. Tit addition to bis generous gift of money, Mr. James J. Hill, of the 'Great Northern, bas set aside 5000 acres of land in the stole of Minnesota to be assigned to those made home less by the recent forest fires who may -wish to take up small farms and culti vate them. lie school system cannot possibly suffer from tne failure of the change. In deed many a naturally bright intellect has been deprived of mental training on account of the too often changiug of textbooks. While tbe maximum price of sufficint books for a pupil ould be, in tbe abstract, small, if tbe parent has not tbe ready cash with which to buy, tbe ehild cannot enjoy the privileges which enable them to combat and master the obstacles of everyday life, a common school edu cation. We hope the board will not see fit to make the change this year. Askkicax wools are declining in 'price and foreign wools are advancing. wool irom .ngiana aeiiverea in our - fwstern cities pays one cent pound! albveh aeatns oi congressmen oe- ' freight, while the freight on wool from I cured during the session just ended : the newer states of tbe west to New .York is three cents pound. Thus ewdetb the Ant lesson, with the Eng lish piling up a splendid profit on '?ire raw materials." 'Fokkst fires are a far greater evil ita this "country than is generally 1 known. . In the last census year 2983 i fires of this kind were recorded, of s which 1369 were started by persons clearing land, 628 by hunters, 608 by locomotives, 101 by camp fires or i pipes and 262 by incendiaries. That the loss of life and property by forest fires is largely unnecessary ia proved by the comparative iaMounity from sfesm in Canada and Maine, where the laws are stringent and the man who starts a forest fire is treated as a pub lie enemy. .Canada maintains a fire patrol and fire wardens who are au thorised to call for assistance. States t&attofiar from these dreadfol fires j'jould make astadyof the Canadian forest laws, tha suocess of which lias tftnwMtraled. . " i three United States senator sCol- quitt, of Georgia, Vance of , North Carolina, and Stackbridge, of Michi gan ; eight members of the house of representatives Houk and Enochs, of Ohio, Chipman ot Michigan, O'Neill, Lilly and Muchler of Pennsylvania, Bratton of Maryland and Lisle of Kentucky. Two senators White of Louisiana and Walthal of Missis sippiand ten members of the house of representatives resigned. A Scientist says: "Bad roads cause insanity." Vo wonder the luna tio asylums are full and running over. One of these days a plank will be in serted into political platforms favoring "road reform" and tbe politician who doesn't stand upon it will get left. The country depends upon the farmer for its wealth and yet allows .thens to be mired apoq impassable roads folly one-third of tbe year. ,It spends 118, 000,000 this year to stake good rivers for commerce, bat not a dime for good roads. The Bighs or thb Times. If there is anything in signa Columb a county is not goiog to bring op in the rear in the line of well stocked vegeta bles and fruit keepings this winter. Every farmer tells you that lie has a splendid crop of potatoes, plenty of hay, all the apples be can use, plenty of root feed for stock and hogs, some grain to sell, and be leeis prosperous generally. Buna war Accident. Jesse Hen dricks, of Peris, was quite seriously hurt in a runaway accident ne&r his place Monday morning. He was driv ing an ox team at the time, and in go ing down a steep grade the team took a notion to sprint a little, and did so with the result that Mr. Hendricks was unceremoniously dumped sit of the wagon and badly shook up. His in juries are not dangerous but it will take a big lot of arnica and court plaster to patch him up. Ratlboao. It is expected to have a surveyor in tbe field next Monday to make tbe preliminary survey for tne pienaiem road, in tbe meantime the committee are at work formula tinir plans for raising the subsidy and within a short time will be able to re port progress. It should not be im alined that because very little is being said in the premises that the scheme bad fallen through. On tbe contrary the people are awaiting tbe report of the general committee who are dili gently at work. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Oohiinhia county. Mrs. Robert McMatli. IMtf., vs. John Maynard.W. H Con- 18UMMON8 vers, ami J. u. Moyer, llefeniiMMla. To the above-named defendant, N. B. Moy er. In the name of the Htate of Orevnn: You are hereby required to 'appear in tbe Circuit court of the istate of Oregon, for Co- lutitijia county, on or before tbe first day of me next regular u-riu oi aatu court, to-wit: Tnesduy. the 9th cav of October. A. D. lsyi. and answer tliecompluint tiled against you ty tne platntiu in tbe aboven titled suit; Hiid you will take notice that if you fail to so appear and answer, the plaintiff win use iitngmeni against yon tor the re lief prayed for In the complaint, viz: Judg ment for the sum ot S-xX) with interest thereon at the rate of ten per cent per an num from January 9th, 1892. until paid: for one hundred dollars attorney's fee in this suit , and tho costs herein, to be taxed ; for a decree foreclosing a certain mortgage given to secure tiie aforesaid sum , and an order to sell the real estate described in said moitgage, aa follows, to-wit; The southeast one-quarter of the southeast one quarter, and the lots numbered Dye (S), six (6). seven (7) and eight (8), of section sev enteen (17). in township six 6) north of range live (6). west of the Willamette mer idian, according to the government survey, and being in Columbia county, Oregon, and barring you and ail parties claiming snfd land or anv rart thereof, finm an anil all canities, of redemption or otherwise. In and to tbe same aud for an order to apply tbe proceeds of the sale of said lands to the payment of plaintiff"" judgment. Tbis summons is published by an order made by Hon. Thomss A. Mcllride, the presiding judge for said conrt. at Chambers on tbe 1st day of August, 1H. W.J.RICE. e31oS Attorney for Plaintiff. CEVENTEEN choice MILCH COW8 3 all with calf by Thoroughbred reg istered Holleip-Frieiun Bull, "ORE GON LAD." Cows are mostly winter Cows, to calve November, December, January, etc. Cows are sold in order to make room for self-bred young graded stock. Also Thoroughbred reg istered Holstein-Friesian bull, "OREGON LAD" Four years old, stood at tbe head of the herd for the last three years. A magnificent animal, out of -one of the best milch and butter families of the liolsteio-Friesian breed ; girth 7 feel 6 inches. His offspring prove his merits. Apply to E. OLDENDORFF, Scappoose, Columbia County, Oregon Patronize a. Home Industry .. SEASON 1894-95 , Our Second Sale since Removing to Our New Store, S. W. Cor. Third and Oak streets. $9-95 MENS AU-Wool Salts $9-05 VtAAAlrA Ail CSnna.A anjl TVi.sl A a nunl tiiwtL-a 9f. anil " I' 11H ki n.iiii miivir s-LiiiA itiii 111 ri'i 11 1 . UjLIju v urv iia atu waau . . 22-ounce goods; eighteen patterns, including Bine . ami; Black Cheviots. . Every suit warranted made of celebrated Albany Woolen Mills Csssimare, and manufactured on our own Dremlses. We emnloV 147 bands and UlObey paid for labor remains bore at home. . . . J. M. HOYER & CO., Wholesale and Retail Clothiers Nos. 81 and 83 Third Street, S. W. Ccr. OaX Portland, Oregon POPHAM'S THI ONLY GUARANTIED OURS FOR RHEUMATISM. NEVER FAILSII We refer jrou to Parld Vau Hlvke, Cutis Rors nasninatim; L. ueamlt, callitf, Waabltialui R. Foster. Fmuort. Waahluutou: Samuoi Lot cry, Buwxla, Vi'iuhlnirton; C. U. Ic, Jurtle oi tne iwarsor ciaunanie; juo. i,onw, n gineer ryni- rolll, CiuK-ianie, urvirimi ' Luvcamn, farmer. Clatukaiile. "rrson. and hu Jnl ot ulhsn It re umusd. We ruler to IhMS becaune Ihey are close by, and ara well knowa. WE DON'T CROSS THE AT LANTIC FOR REFERENCES $1.00 per Bottle. Sii Bottles for $5.0 SOLD AT THE LABORATORIES , OF THE CLATSKANIE. : : OR BOON. FOR PORTLAND, DAILY. -STEAMER- Young America -V1A- WILLAMETTE SLOUGH. Leave St. Helens Arrive at Portland... Lesvs Portland Arrive at St. Helens. ..6:30 A. ..10:00" ...8:)P.M ...6:00 1 Round Trio Tickets 60 Cents will carry nothing but Fas.n gers and mat freight. JAMES GOOD, MASTER, What is Died. Oziag Cherrinelon. who has been sick for a lone time died last Baturdav in St. Helens. Tbe funeral service took place Sunday, conducted by the masonic fraternity, of wbich deceased was a member, and the re mains were conducted to Germany bill cemetery where the last rites were .solemnized. Ozias Cberrinetou was a native of Jackson, O., was born in 1B40. When the war broke out he enlisted in Company I, 36tn Ohio reir- imeat under eommand. of General Crook, and was wounded at tbe battle oi Lookout Mountain. After the close of the war be taught school and cam to Oregon in 1874 and taught school In Columbia and Washington count ies. 10 ioou ne was tbe republican candidate for county clerk and was defeated by Ed Martin. Deceased ia said by those who knew him to be an opnfht and honorable citizen. a im van mwa mm Castoria la Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Infants and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil. It is Pleasant. Its guarantee ia thirty years' use by Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd, cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic Castoria relieves teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency. Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomach and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas toria la the Children's Panacea tbe Mother's Friend. Caatoria. "Castarta is an sUaat medidns for 4uT Srsa. Hochen hart repeatedly told ma a ita good affect upon Uxar children." Pa. O. 0. Osoose, 1 tanreU. Maes. " Caatorla b ths beet remedy for children of which I am acquainted. I hops the day Is not tarditantwlieoaiotieriwllloonider the real Interest of their children, and use Castoria la. Stead ot the varioosqoack aostrums which ars dertroylni: their lored onea, by foreiBoDium, morphine, aoothtng tyros and other hurtful agent dosra their tbnaas, thereby sanding then to prwaAtare frares.'' Pa. l.t. Kncsnua, Oonwar, Ark. I Auaa 01 bbsol JfVva, VU Ctssrtaws Oesayaaqr, 17 Murray afafot, JW Yes City, Castoria. Castoria is so well adapted toofandrea tbal I Moonunend tt as super lor to any preserlDtloa knowa tane," tt A. Anoaia, at D., Ill So. Oxford at, Brooklyn, H. T. "Our phyaidaos la tbe oblldraa'a depart ment have spoken highly of their Ipno enoe In their outside practice with OaetorU. and althooch we only have among our medical supplies what la known a regular product, yet wears free to eonfesi that the merits of Castoria has woa aa to look with favor opon it" .Datras Bosvrraii aa tiiowun, DART & MUCKLE Are onea mors doing business at the old stand formerly oc cupied by M uckle Bros,, when can be (ouod a complete stock of Fresh Staple Groceries Just from the best markets of tbe world. Tbty also have a. new and complete Hue ( . f ' ' ' -' .,'-MI Ladies' Dress Goods, Latest Patterns. Kcallxlnf that their stock would be tncotnplcle without, tbsst sntlemcn also carry a larire Invuke of . . , . Ladies' and Qents, Fine Footwear k J 1ht jr it dftii i THE JOSEPH KELLOGG & COMPANY'S RIVER STEAMER ?feS?tift.rT.1r,i)..) rm-m ,mtwTtlJS''m IL II'" ' STR cJOSHlTPI-I j?CEILjI-,0C3O- ' FOR PORTLAND " Leaves Kelso Morula vs. Wednesdays, anrl frl,l.r. .i ft nvit, . t ..Li. Portland Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 6 o'clock a. m. ... tt FALCON " BEE SUPPLIES NoftbtleJte" Aimt.ly' h bW' M m,ke, w ari the SEED CO. Ons hundred and seventyHine Second street, . . Portland, Orsgvin. St. Helens Livery Stables TU08. COOPEIt, Proprietor. Handy location, and you can feel sure that your horses will receive as good attention as though you were caring for them yourself. HANDY TURNOUTS ON SHORT NOTICE. ST, HELENS EXCHANGE STRAND STKEET. Mr. Thomas Cooper ha. Just opened op bis new and slsK.nt barroom 1 St. Helens, where can constantly be found the famous .Mite d? totollsy WMstoy Also Best Brands Domestic and Kev Wast Clears. . MR. COOPER IS ALWAYS GLAD TO WELCOME HIS OLD FRIENDS iu ttiu JrXACE OF BUSINESS. - St. Helens Exchano-A . St. Helens, - - Orfiiroh HE PORTLAND AND CLATSKANIE ROUTE mmm- ' ' " :t:l a a t a T! """'waawawaawawaewaiejjasJa SARAH DIXON. Ck It Sh.v.s- r.-.. atToM FridaV ijfn Kalama, Near City, iuinler tSTdarL? "J? ''nd. lislans. Columbia wr, ntermedlste polofa; rralng Tuday ' ' . r t wwxiiHa WVfUIUII, '
