OREGON MIST.
HJBMsHICli KVKHY riUDAY,
flIDMEAl) PARAGRAPHS!
To Vimt Hn Old IlonM, w
,J. Delta, of Rainier, started lout 8U
.urtiay to vim in old borne in Duluili,
Minn, ; Mr. Doll hti been in Oregon
niaujr years ami no iloubl will enjoy a
'Vlilt among hit old associates iu ih
east. - -
WllATIIKR I'KCUUAllTIKIf Thfll
.of 1814 Is surely one ditrretit (rom
any Oregon hu mob for nianv
But w long m everything else U i0
strangely euapiiog itemi lo oircum
stances, m mutt thu people of this
aiaie auep wiemaeives to Hit peouUr
jties of the weather.
,CaM DlOONT(HUD.Tlie civil stilt
brought in Justice Brown's court, it
Reuben, by On Jerry MoCerty against
K. Co, to recover fur imaginary labor,
wm culminated last Monday, The
MM Wll ditmilMMl bv tha iliaLlna H..
ends another ohepier wherein on
man attemyia w got something for
twilling.
OlaVD AlMY MiaTma. We have
been requested to announce that a
Meeting will be held In the court
hotiea tomorrow (Saturday) night lor
tha purpose of discussing tha organi
sation of a Grind Army Post at thia
place. ' All Veterans of the lata war
are at peeled to be preaent and take
pert la the proceeding!.
A JUBKta L Omit. For tbe conven
ience of peraona who make it a bust.
neae of peddling newa which in. per
haps, none of their business, la order
inet their Intellect may not be over
loaded at one time The Mist la will
ing to publish, over the goulp't own
elgueture, thii matter ao thai the Dub-
lio may get it without to much labor
to the author.
AM Orrtca Visit. Grand Chancel
tor J. A. Waddle and Grand Scribe G.
y. MoCoarteti, of the Oregon Jnrisdic
lion Knlghieof Pythias, paid Rainier
.Lodge Mo 68 an official vl.it lait Sat
urday night Tbey met with a hearty
welcome among tbe fraternity at that
place. During the evening J. B. Doao
and Martin Both were elected repre
aentalive and alternate, respectively,
o the Grand Lodge which meet in
Portland on October 9th.
Oood Roam Msrrmo. Thia offloe
received a notice from E. N. Ordway,
announcing a "Good Roada Meeting"
to Ve held at Veroonie tomorrow. The
notice arrived one day loo late for last
week's laane, but we trust the meeting
will be well attended. The good roads
movement suuuiu rocono an tun vu-
couragement possible, not limply to be
preaent, but be there for business.
Persistent effort by peraiatent people
can aceompliab good remits. Any
thing for the betterment of our public
highway should be tbe watchword..
uvea A a suiau. vaiu vw.
3. Alneworth and party, who pained
through Hi. Helena about ten diyi
ago. met with no little difficulty on
their Journey toward Nchnlem.
When they reached Bunker hill one
wagon broke down and the party
camped there until tbe vehicle could
be brought back to 8L Helen for re
peirs, which waa done last Keturdey.
The mad between this place and Pitts
burg I said to be very rjugh, and to
those familiar with It no surprise was
expressed when it waa learned the
party were having diffleully.
iUrai,vTli . Portland
Business College Journal has this to
say of our county whOot superintend
ent: J. 0. Watt was born st 8cp
pooee, Oregon, in 1864. His parents
crossed the plains to Columbia county
in mt, from 8t. Joseph, Mo. He
fiofoked lb district school at an early i
,g, and tor a time studied in the Wil
lamette University, but was compelled
to discontinue there on accouut of
failing health. Later he waa gradua
ted from the Portland High School
flnlahing with a elssa of fourteen in
1888. Taught public aohool in Ore
gon and Washington for a season.
Becoming interested in mercantile
pursuits be entered tbe general mer
chandise business al goappoose. Was
appointed postmaster there, which
poeilion be has held for sii yeare.
Although actively engaged in other
work, Te was twice before
county school superintendent. Thai
be administered the duties of the
office In a fair and satiifselory man
ner, is evidenced by bis election iu
1894. . " ;
Bio Masons PanaitT. St. Helens
Lodge No. 8S, A. F. A A. M, held a
eery Important and pleasant meeting
at tha reoeption of the grand master
on the evening of the 14th Inst.
Among othar visitors there were pre,
ent the following officers of the graftd
lodge : Phillip 8. Malcolm, grand mas
ter's Or.on, Phillip MeUohan deD.
uty grand nster, 8. F. Chadwita,
crenel secretary, D . C. McKercher,
grand treasurer, end Gu.taf Wilson,
grand tyler. There were
r it grand masters present, Senator
N Doloh. 8.F. Chadwick, Jacob
uS& TJ. 0 Mereland But the
meetingwil.be more noted ou ee
nnt of the number of ibirty-third
degree masons tber prfnt- .There,
are only eleven thirtv-third degree
yasonsln Oregon. 6f the., there
were su present on thi. ooo-amn.vi. .
Xlm. Alter business meeting in the
lodge room the wnoie ioug
to tbe dy bell on tb invitauon of
the lady friends of the order, and
' uu.a iMkm and in the
oresence ol tbe encouraging smile
KSudt. Me..rs. Malcolm, D,lph,
Chadwick, M.y, Morjland and oth
er. bsppily responded to tb t loM ol
tha occasion, me o - ,
Scsto"..re tPPT bv
""Tr . Halena Lodge, by
banqalng. bM were o oon
flBinslBW U INI ew " . t lSk
1 u J - sill BL IKlssl UlUI
. : noir.ction.
? ;rm. extended, them by
CLATBKANlfc;.
Louis Kllnh waa in town last week
sud left aguiu to attend the Portland
Uwvenlty,
H. 8. Bhutto I leaving our auburb
ol llaiel Grove to suend the winter
with his furnily at Rainier, to out cord
wood. Tlipre wa a council meeting Unl
Friday evening and a a remit we see
a now oruinance posted up in public
piece.
Dave McDonald, well known in till
rfgion, t h Ut week to vi.it hi par
ent in Nova Scotia, expecting to
remain all winter.
Norman Morrill hue moved bis fam
ily into the village, ocouying the
Knjrluih property. This will give him
a very comfortable remdenco.
BuilneMba been lively lately in
the mlo of Itua powder and tanglefoot.
The latter, be it understood, i fur flui
that have been quite a pest lately.
Mr. Steven had o far recovered
(rom her bruiies last Friday a to be
able to entertain some friends who
uillud to congratulate her ou her
birthday anniversary.
' ' TKrough the united efforts ol . W.
snd W. ii. Coliyers and P. J. Pophsm
the hitclilng poit and rail above Con
yen store wui repaired and neatly nut
in plaoe Monday. The rail has looked
soniewbaflike the mast on vessel (or
few days pait.
Mis Cora Bryant itarled Monday
evening for McMinnville to resume
her itudie si the college there. She
was sccompauied bv ber father as fur
as Portland where he has some inter
el to look N(ur and will then go on
up tbe Willamette valley to visit his
old stamping ground.
We had a little reminder of old times
last Saturday, when a delegation of
foreigner from about Wo;d'e Land
ing and Weitport tilled Ihemselve
al the loon with something that
made thorn terribly noiiy. One young
man wa on horseback and gave an
exhibition of hi horsemanship on our
Ireetf that ought to have landed him
in the cooler u nil be got sober, and
doubtlesa will if he ever repeats It.
That be did not break hi neck 1 one
of those lurprising things that hap
pen to a druuk mau accordingly, con
trary to tbe expectations of tboae who
aw him.
rv.m Marrill waa 18 veara of aee
laat Friday, an item of now that ii
not startling particularly, but served
as an occasion for ome of hi
trianda to DerDetrate a surprise parly
on him at the home of his parents,
. ... ... . ' A
rrans Merrill ana wue. a irienu ur
iu flrnmuul In Rrlv In the evening
to hold bim there, and later the arrival
of others with muiio outside by the
brass bsnd quite stionianea umim
and caused bim to open hia eye big
with wonder a to what was coming
,. FriaiwU. vnunir and old kept
coming until the house wai completely
Oiled ana me ncignoore cnair we
all lurniriH. when thev orooeeded to
congratulate him and to enjoy tbem
selves. It waa a very pieataot kiu
ering.and will long be remembered
by the paricipatnts. i
SPRING VALLEY.
Jmiooh While Paid a villi to lis
ranch ou the 8th.
Joseph Deleaki wa home on a visit
to his family fast week.
Mr. Welsh is expected to lesve bis
ranch lor other quarters soon.
ur Millar Ima cleared about three
acres of land on his place Ihii season.
" A. Wfirioiki and wife, of Rainier,
visited friends st this place on the lOih.
The second crop of hay is about all
housed in this vicinity. The amount
of crop is fair.
W. Certh has a wonderful crop of
oats. Ons head found in his field
wss counted and found to contain 400
grains.
T. tnkannn ffrnn st this place is
good. W. Miller expeots to have about
one hundred pounds of flrst class to
bacco if tne weaiuer i iTuruio.
ink nlaeaatSt. Joseph's
-u k Tnniiliiv the 11th. followed
bv a social dance in Ihe evening at
the home oi josepu n .
. ...wi tr iim ti.nnv. uiiicr
amnaemente were introduced so that
all might take part ana uie w"'"
LB I. ft . .InM at 12 O'clock.
were uruugin ,
and the guests depsrted for home tbe
next morning. n
-i. i-.it I Rnannoose bay where
they will make their borne for the
present. - '
; ' STELLA.
u lm mttmVtina biiaineaa
liarryxreuuu "
now; between working on the flume
and attenuiog to " , -
ge to Keep prej m.j-
The big ran s ami --
plete and will contain about seven
ana a nan
- . t. ..If Mlllimt IAA OI D11I1IJIC.
W l.nna it will prove m auuuo.
... I A Xm liAlnff Allt
A b g to 01 curu .--
here C. F. Stuokimer has IS men at
work.nd tbre.u.e.m.-b.lmgH to
the nume. ---- -
from 200 to 260 cora eaon wee.
. . n w TtiviHmn'a on
fhe dancer." .rrived the people had
1.11 W . J..I.S mn lltastf had tO
pleaiure 01 aance.
There occored a very d Moment
d ! of stsving in their bost they
ehute Damfoofer fell through the
Shuw nd dropped about 50 feet to
the bo rfk "d TounS
.nrlou. if not fetal injuries. Young
ffiley "am to camp and took up A
.ttcriptionfor him and tJ-J
back to the ssloon and P7f
where he now lie in critical condi
tion. ; ;. :- " " ' .
Tha Mn ,or mud ndrain Is soon
. . i t- nnnn na. and Oen
CBOP AND WEATHER BULLETIN
for the Week Ending Monday, Sep
tember 17, 1804.
WBHT1SKH 0BBQ0H.
Wiathkr i The temperature aver
aged daily four degrees cooler than
the normal, being decidedly cool at
place In Josephine andJackeon count
ies on th 13tli and 14tli, where ome
frost occured. The precipitation was
greatly excessive in the coast and
southern counties, and normal in the
Willamette valley.
Chops: Hop picking is the work
whioh I. demanding attention in all
hep growing section. Picker are
scares, which fact ha induced the
grower to demaude of labor for in
creased -compensation per box. All
available person are being pressed
into service and some have neglected
their grain to give their attention to
hop picking. As to tbe amount of
produot, quality of crop and injury by
lice and mold, the opinioua differ
much In sections. A report from
Marion county states that hop picking
i about tbroogb, a better yield is re
ported then anticipated and that the
product is only slightly injured by lice
snd mold. Clean picking has been
Ihe rule In Marion county. A corres
pondent from Carlton, Yamhill
county, states that progress has been
made in the hop yards, the crop is
fairly good and beinir secured in ex
cellent condition. A Clackamas cor-
respendent-states that tbe crop is fair
only, quality poor and many yards
have been left untouched owing to
the mold. Showers retarded picking
only in a few section. With except
ion of a few oats standing in Clacka
mas county and some wheat unthresh-
ed in the same county, harveiting and
threshing ii completed. Farmer nave
nearly finished hauling off their wheat
so that no damage can result from the
inclemencies of the weather. . The
yield of potatoee will be light and
onions will be plentiful. Pasture
bave much Improved by the showers
of late; as a consequence a corres
ponding improvement is noticed iu
the condition of live stock. In Linn
county seeding or summer-fallow baa
commenced ; in other sections rain is
desired before the soil will be ready
for tbe plow. The prices offered are
lower than has ever been known, but
grain is weighing unususlly heavy
Silver prunea in Douglas county have
been injured by the rains; otner vege
tables are doing welt and are abundant.
Fruit shipments continue large
through tne rapid ripening of late
fruit.
PERSONAL.
Get your school books at Ross' drug
store.
A. H. PowelLof Pittsburg, was iu the
city Saturday.
Thoe. CooDer was in the metropolis
Wednesday.
D. C. Tedford. of Rainier, was in
town Saturday last.
Mr. F. J. Lewis, of Oregon City, ws
in town 8unday last.
Dr. II ft. Cliff made a nrofesaional
call to Catblamet last Tuesday night.
Georee Grant.' of 8capooose, was
on our streets Saturday.
T. C. Watts and wife, of Reuben,
were in town Saturday last.
E. W. Potter, of Kalama. was visit
ing fr lends on this side Sunday.
Miss Mary Conyers, of the Oregon
City Enterprise, was in the city
Sunday.
fl Pnnrnd. of Woodland. Wash..
was a pleasant caller at to is oinoe
Saturday. ;
UVIirar Knithlv and wife, of Portland.
spent Hunday wun jar. anu mrs
James Muckle.
Win ntl flanlna. nf Columbia Citv.
left Tuesday morning for an extended
viiit to Iriends in Baker uity.
f ra TaM TTfmMhaw. and Mm. A
Hndnron.of Iloulton. were visitors
at the metropolis Wednesday.
Mattio Luhman.of Yankton, who
h. noun auHarinir Irani an aiiaac Ol
typhoid fever, u convalescing.
Mrs. Wm. Gsddis wa brought down
Imm Ranivo ialunil Wednoadav even
ing on tbe Iralda, suffering from an
attack ot severe uiness.
Vf mm ITvaAf. ami Iva nKilflran. nf
M tO. n-.- - , "
Portland, have been viailing friends at
Houlton lor several aays. xuey re
turned home last Saturday.
Mrs. W. A. Harris and yonng
daughter look their leave last Monday
morning for their place in the Neha
lem valley, where they will remain
during tbe winter.
Frail Ranlea. of Colombia Citv, hae
returned to Corvallia where be will re-
nma his indies at tha Aericullural
College. Mr. Caples is a member of
the senior oHss, and will graduate
there next year.
Send your order for job printing to
this office instead of sending your
mousy ana oraer ou. oi me couniy.
Wa lira nranared to turn out work in
that line, in appearance equal to that
of Portland offices, and for prices we
defy competition.
A. M. Ballev. a well-known cltltsn of En
gene, Oregon , says that for year his wife
baa bern troubled with chronic diarrhoea,
and used many remedies with little relief
until she tried Chamberlain's Cholie, Chol
era, and Diarrhoea Remedy, whtob has
cured her soond and well. Give it a trial
and von will bo snrorised at the crompt re
lief it affords. Twenty-flye and 60 cent
bottles for sals by Edwin Ron.
Tha vannhlinan stata nnnvantion of
Washington renominated W. H. Doo-
little of Taooma for congress, a. u.
Rvda ranaivad the nomination for
congress from the Eastern Washing
ton district, ine piauorm aeoiares
traa .nit unlimited ooinaara of the
gold and silver produced by the mines
of tbe United states at tne rauo oi io
to l. -
. Tbe latest advices from the Orient
are to the effect .that a great naval
contest bad taken plaoe between the
Chinese and Japanese fleets in which
five vessels were sunk and hundreds of
lives lost. . The Chinese are amid to
bave (offered almost complete disrup
tion whioh will uke months to regain.
Tbe Jsps seem to outgeneral the Chi
nese In every engagement.
Shot for a Pheasant.
Monday evening about sundown, as
Djck Marshal was riding horseback,
to hi home about five mile below
Engene on the river road, he was hit
by a couple of stray bird shot from a
gun in the hands of George Saunders,
a young man about twenty year of
age, who wa (hooting at a pheasant.
Dr. McKeuney was culled and ex
tracted one shot from Marshal's back.
The other shot struck an eye and
lodged under the nose, probably de
stroying the eyuiight of one eye. Dr.
McKeuuev did not deem it advisable
lo take out the second shot. Marshal's
horse wag peppered with shot, at least
forty being picked out of hin hide.
Whsa Baby was sick, we gflv her Caatorla.
When sha was a Child, lbs crld for Osstarls.
Whsn she became Hiss, sba clung to Oastorla.
Wboo she had Children, ihs (avsUum Oastoris.
While In Chicago, Mr. Charles L. Kahler,
a prominent shoe merchant, of Des Moines,
low, hsd quite s serious tiro of it. Hs
took such a severs cold that h could hard
ly navigate or talk, but tbe prompt use of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cured bim
of hii cold so quickly tbat others at tbe
hotel wbe had bad colds followed bis ex
ample, and half a dozen person ordered it
from tbe nearest drug store. They were
profuse In their thanki to Mr. Kabler for
telling tbem bow to enre a bad cold ao
quickly. For sale by B. Ross, dra?fr!it.
raiiuea for Liqaiwr License.
To tbe Honorable the County Court of Co
lumbia county, Oregon:
We. the undersigned legal voters residing
in Bcannoose precinct. Columbia county.
State of Oregon, would respectfully peti
tion your honorable body at ita next ad
journed term which will be bsld on October
mh. ISM, In the Court House in tbe
City of St. Helens, Colombia county,
Oregon, tbat a license be granted to J. D.
McKay and F. H. Swager to sell inirituous,
vinous and malt liquors In quantities less
than one gallon In Bcappoose precinct, and
tbat such license be iued for the period of
one year, lor an ot wnicn your petitioners
will ever pray.
A Lne, r u etepnens, nm sicnains,
Lsfavette Brown. J L Armstrong. J 8 Har
ris. 0 Lafahitr, Peter O Johnsen, L 0 Bax
ter, w v Watson, Y L. uonser, u hsicd,
Virgil I Smith, J F Sederstnni, Clifford B
Harris. W H McFarland. P Y Ahrena, O
D Garrison, A M Lamberson, O H Hieroks.
ur t irUAn,.H u i irniaw. n ti vniria
J B Duncan. 0 S Lamberaon. D E Freeman!
John M Gove, George D Gove, Robert Mc
Kay, M xsasenaorr, j Y w enter, J u loiup-
tins, P Lourignont, K h KchmelUer, Ed
smberson. W Anderson. Wm T White.
George Grant. G A Una. L. W Konscr,
Peter Ullfers, Bud Hatrye.J W Guild. B
Armstrong, w si uuiki. i a Armstrong,
B Kiesendahl. George Pierce. K II Barnett,
J 8 Hoarks. John Schmitks. L Dahlmann.
1 rieci -B. tl v oimt. o t atrium, m a ikCKeiv.
Malcolm McKay, John Beardsley.F Payne,
Fred Hammever, George Satzen, Gust
Lsnge, Thomas A Clooinger, J I, Piper, E
H Lvncb, Tom Grant, C Eobinaky, Wm
Woll.T Poulscll. . al4ol2
svninoNa.
In the Clrcnlt Court of the State of Oregon
lor tne uonntv oi uoiumoia.
James Dakt, Pluintiff,
vs.
Thomas Dawsos, Mabtba E. Dawson,
S. A. Mii.cs, Waltei 11. Moaa sod
Litv T. Huhr. Dpfundents.
To Walter II. Ilurr and Vticy T. Burr, two
or the above named defendants:
IN TIIK NAME OF THE STATE OF
Oreiron. vou and each of you are hereby
notified and required to appear and answer
the enmnlaint filed in said Court on the
Ulstdavi.f July, 1M. against the aliove
named riefendnnu la the lorecning entitled
iiit. mi n, M.fora the first dnv nf tlia next
term of said Court next following the expira
tion of six weeks from tne nrst publication ot
this summons, to-wit: By the first Tuesday
after the second Monday in October, 1804,
being the Bth day of said month of October,
and that if you (nil to so appear and ans
wer, tne planum win, ior want inereor,
apply to the Court for tbe relief demanded
In saiid complaint, to-wit: For Judgment
against delendants i nomas uawson ana
Martha E. Dawson for the sum of $190.00,
together with interest thereon from the
18th day of August, 18U2, at the rate of ten
tier cent, ner annum, and for the further
sum of 175.00 aa altorney'a fees, and also
the farther sum of 112.08 paid as taxes on
mortgaged premises hereinafter described,
and for his costs and disbursements in said
suit and for a decree of foreclosure of the
mortgage in said complaint described given
by tbe defendants. Thomas Dawson and
Martha E. Dawson, on the following des
cribed real estate, to-wit: The northeast
Jiuarterof the northwest quarter of section
otirteen, aad also the east half of the south
west quarter of section eleven, all in town
ship seven north, range three west of tbe
Willamette Meridian and containing one
hundred and twenty acre of land in Co
lumbia county, Oregon, to secure said
amount, and for an order of sale of 'aid
premises to satisfy said judgment, and for
such further relief as to the Court may
a rem right and just.
This summons is served by tbe publica
tion thereof for six aurcessive weeka by the
order of Hon, Thomas A. McBride. judge
of said Circuit Court made -and dated Aug
ust 1st, 18. DILLARD A COLK.
s24oS Attorneys for Plaintiff.
DIBSOLPTIOIS NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the firm here
tofore known as W. J Muckle ft Co., has
this dav dissolved partnership by mutual
consent. Mr. D. C. Tedford retiring, and
all ohligaliona of the firm will be assumed
bv W. J. Muckle, to whom all accounts due
the firm are to be paid. W. J. Mucklk,
D. 0. Tkdfokd.
Dated this 7th day ot September, A. D
18i, at Rainier, Oregon. - sWofi
A4mlnlatratarts Notice
Notice is hereby given that I, the undersigned-have
been duly appointed by the
honorable county court of Columbia county,
Oregon, administrator of tb. estate of
Merritt Pomeroy, deceased, and that all
persons bavins claims against aaid estate
are required to preaent tbem with the
nraner vouchers, within six months from
the date hereof to me at St. Helens, Colum
bia county .Oregon, care of W. Ii. Dolman.
Dated at St. Halens, Oregon, this 6th day
of September .1804.
V teDMOND C. GILTNER.
Administrator of the estate of Merritt
Pomeroy, deceased. s7o5
Awarded
Hlf hMt Honors World' Pair.
PR;
LVk 1' rLifsLl'-'
MOST PERFECT MADS.
A ears Crsps Crsirn of Tartar Powder, free
(rom Ammonia, Alum or any other aduKmnt,
40 YEARS THB STANDARD,
- IUHHOM. '
Is ti CiscciT Coest or ms Stats or Oa-
soos. roa thi Covsrt or Colombia :
Maxtba E, McLovohlik, Plaintiff, va. Johs
B, Ostxl, Mabt Amahda Oktel, and Ep-
waso E. Passobi, Defendant!:
To Marv Amanda Ortel and John B. Or
iel, two of the iibove-numed dsfendantu;
Is trs Nam or me Stats or uaaoos :
You are hereby notified and required to ap
n,ir and answer the complaint tiled In said
court on the 10th day of May, 18U4, against
the above-named deienaanta, in tne luregv
ing-entitlcd suit, on or before tbe first day
of the next term of said Court, next follow
ing the expiration of sis weeks from the
nrst piiDiwauon ok mis iuiuhiuih, wrwu.
Ku tl,a Tuesday after the second Monday In
October.lfttrt.ueing the Oth day of said month
ot October, and tnat u you fan hi so appear
and answer, the plaintiff will, for want
thereof, apply to the Court for tbe relief de
manded In said complaint, to-wit: For
judgment against you and each of you, for
tne sum Ol Voo, togeiuvr iiiwivo.
thereon from tbe 13th day oi novemoer,
i ui , t n Mnt njiv annum and for
the further sum of WO as attorney' fees,
and for hia costs and disbursements in said
suit , and for a decree of foreclosure of the
mortgage in said complaint described, given
by you. oa the following-described real
property, to-wit : The northwest of sec
tion 8i, 'township 5, north range, 8 west of
the Willamette meridian, Columbia county,
Oregon, to secure said amount, and for an
order of sale ot said premises to satisfy
said judgment, and for such further relief
aa to the coart may seem right and Juet.
This summons is served by tbe publica
tion thereof for six successive weeks, by
the order of Hon. Thoi. A. McBride, judge
of said circuit court, made and dated May
16lh. 18U4.
DAVIS, GANTENBEIN A VEAZIE,
a!021 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
For Sales
ENGLISH SHROPSHIRE RAMS.
Address W. W. WEST,
8CAPP008E, - - OREOON
Buy a Home
-IN-
St. Helens
The original town plat can be seen
by spplyiug in person on
E. E. QUICK,
Resident Agent, St. Helens, Oregon
PROFESSIONAL.
jyR. a. p. McLaren,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Rainier. Oregon.
J-JB. H. E. CUM".
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
, ' ' St. Helens, Oregon,
J-K. 1. K. HAU
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Clatskauie, Columbia county. Or.
jQR. EDWIN E088,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Bt Helena, Oregoa.
pjR. J. M. P. CHALMBH8,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
' 8t, Helena, Oregon.
Sy N. ME8KRVE,
Surveyor and Civil Engineer
: DELENA, OREOON.
Conntv Surveyor. Land Surveying. Town
Flatting and Engineering work promptly
executed.
WANTED COUNTY WARRANTS!
I will pay the highest cash price for Colum
bia county warrants.
Send me an order for your county war
rant, and receive tbe cash for it by return
mall. d. u. n a v m,
Bt. Helens, Oregon.
J, IsT. Slusser,
HAIR DRESSER
-AND-
TONSORIAL ARTIST.
Having recently located in tbe city and
wishing to establish myself, I invite the
publio to favor me with at least a share of
your una., onarp, seen raaurs.
COLBCRN'8 OLD 8TAND
8T. HELENS, : : : OREGON
STtAMER-
K-E-H-A-N-l
WILLAMKTTI BLOUQH ROUTS.
Leaves St. Helena for Portland
at 6.45 A. M., Daily,
Arrl'vlng at
COFELAND'S LANDINff..
B0APPOO8K ..
JOY'S
fORTLAND
7:08 A M
......8:00 A. M
...... :10 A. M
10 0 A.M
Leaves Portland
at 8.-00 P. M. Arriving
at Bt. Helens at 6 .30 P. it.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
Large Assortmefft of Pure and Fiesh
Drugs and Patent Medicines
-AT
St. Helens
- - - TOILET
SOAPS, PERFUMERY,
Prescriptions
AT ANY HOUR DURING
Dr. Edwin Ross, Proprietor
ST. HEE33LjE33MS
THE ST. CHARLES. HOTEL
Corner Front and Morrison Street.
Thia la the most popular hotel in Portland, and has been fot
many years. If yon want to meet a friend you will surely '
find him at the St. Charles. It also enjoys the patronage of
the bnsiness man of the northwest. Courteous attendants.
faoi-lt Hotel of th City of Portland. ,
Main Street, St.
FINE WINES, LIQUORS, AND CKaARS.
Che tlrbrat H3Vinttmrbt tfeer" tt u Vvanelrt.
A Oood Billiard and Fool Table is provided
10 sp;nd a pleasant nonr snould
Vntg the Vartst an fl? eat
Card Tables are at the disposal of patrons
and we can assure them tbat tbey wtll be well treated at" mis BAKyu tx."
W. A. MEBKEB, Proprlatbr
LEADING - RESORT
KdUOKZLiHl BROS
KANUTACTURERB
Rough and Dressed Lumber
:FIR AND
Of Every Style,
At THE
ST. HELENS,
STOP FOR YOUR
CLATSKANIE
Where yon will find tbe largest stock of Patent
Medicines, Prescription Drugs, Toilet Articles, etc.,
ever found in Columbia County.
DE. J. E. HALL, Proprietor
The tablea are always aupplied
cies the market affords.
TERMS REASONABLE
Having been newly refurnished we are prepared to give atieiac-
tion to all our patrons, and solicit a ehnre of your patronage.
J. GEORGE, Proprietor, St. Helens, Oregon
VtNrTJ
THE LEADING
Vernonia and.
WRITE TO CORNELIUS FOR STAGE DATES.
FISHERMEN AND CAMPERS SUPPLIED
. . J. H.
TONSORIALj AIR TP I ST"
The old and reliable barber has his raiore just as
sharp as can be found, and will shave you com
fortably and quickly for only fifteen cents.
GIVE HIM A CALL. AT THE OLD STAND ON STRAND ST
The table will be aupplied with the best the market affords.
Board by the Day, Week, or Month at Reasonable rates
Everything Clean. A Share of Your Patronage is Solicited.
A. H. BLAKESLEY, Prop, ST. HELENS, OR
ST. HELENS MEAT MARKET
AU kinde of Freeh and Salted Meats, Sausage and Fish. Meats
by Wholesale at Special rate. Express wagon run to all parts r -of
tbe the city, and charges reasonable.
SWEETLAND - & - SHELDON, - PROPFJETG 7
THB-
Drug Stord
ARTICLES - -
BRUSHES, POWDERS, &G
Compounded
THE DAY Ol NIGHT.
- ORBGON
Helena, Oregon. . v
for the use of Patrons, and parties who wish
rememDer "inacAHuai."
vf leraox 9pt n Sane,
who wish to indulge in a social game of card a
- IN - THE - CITY
OF AND DKALKR8 IN
CEDARS
Grade and Variety
OLD STAND,
OREGON
EDICINS AT THE
DRUG STORE
with the Best Ediblei and Delica
FOR REGULAR BOARDERS
IT BROS
MERCHANTS OF
Cornelius, Ojm.
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