The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913, October 12, 1894, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextOREGON MIST JPMNHU EVERY PHIDAt. . . fWMU. Notio.1 liberal offer iU be mad Um isdie of Columbia a-ounty by celling at The La Mode millinery parlois, 228 First struct, Port lna. Mew .tore and tyUiil good, Juitoki Uumihnku. Jutlg '-T.A MoBrlde dismissed the pulit Juror slrawn (or the Oulober term of court jtlmMt iwn i convened court Hat Tuesday morning not Indefinitely I'ul to report lor duty on Moiiday morning, October 82., ToTki Qiamii Lome. Mr. J, R. Heegle went to Purtlaud Tueeday as n representative of Avon lodge No. 62, K. of p., to be in attendance at the Orand lodge which was in session there ruesday, Wednesday, end Thursday el this week. Mr. Beegle wa accom panied by hie wife. Aoohmi PttMTirut. Not for nuny yeart hi there been such an enor mous yield of acorns a there it thli yer. Huge, whose good fortune it ii o m in the vicinity of an oak grove, re feasting and fattening themselves, and the feative wood duck may be aeen lakin care of hie share of them. Steam eb PoKOHAaao. Jacob Kara 01 m purchased the ate'ehier Elwooa which i now on tlo Lewi and Lake: river route temporarily in place of the aiaacoi. me purchuae price was 6,000. It la tli i.it.,nii.)ii to run the Elwoodontbe Upper Willamette s aoon a the Mascot ha been thor oughly overhauled. IC.tarri now has a floet of rive steamboats Lurliiie. Vodine, Mascot, Ocefto Wave and El rood all good boat. 8mTa t tub Air. There were night shirt snd ulght gown flying in the air at Baluier the othor night about two aeoond after the Harvest Jueii atruok the Sarah Dixon. Men, women, and children who had retired for the night cam lying into each other presence with a little ceremony as if they were iu full dress. Terry Co waa so much embarrassed that he atuck hi head into a atove o he couldn't as the liKhU. A New Dial. A uew steamboat deal i on the tapia. A far a can be learned it i the intention to consoli date the entire steamboat Interests under one management. Two day I Oil and two night boat would be Iterated. Bound trip dievoutioued. The present rate would be niaintaied. Now that the winter eaaou I coining on travel 1 neccarily light and to continue operating meaoa to lwe the profits, if any, that have been made during the summer. GaaetUi. Ntw Daily. Portlaud'a new daily and Sunday uewspaper will make it first eppearauce next Monday morn ing. The Sun will be the uanieol the new publication, and it manager will be Capt. John O'Brien. The Sun will real it ray of light upon the people nf Portland and.the adjacent country, and make all opposition to democratic principle wilt under the penetrating . argument caat from the Suu't foun tain of light.' Thb Mist will cheer fully comply, with the managei'a re quest, by poUl, to exchange. Arm the Btci Kirr The tug Monarch, of the Merubaut A Ship ownera' Towing Co., of San Francisco, irivad at Astoria, Tuesday. Iler ob ject ia visttlug lb river I to tow down the big cigar abaped rait which was built down at Stella. The raft belong 10 Bine A Robrtoo,of Sau Francisco. The tug larted aoutb with her tow Thurday. -The .raft ill. i U. iai.l, draw about tweuiy-on feet when leav ing Stella, and will be deepened at At toria by the addition of a deckload ot 800,000 feet of lumber. Crossing out 11 will probably draw between twenty Ave aud twenty-nil feet. ' ' Dbath or Catfish. Oldtion flalt ermen tell us ot the reason of the scarcity of lrger-aiad ceifUh.or rather they altrlhut the cause to the ex treme highth of tha water the past aummer. They also tell ns that it was no uncommon thing to see hundreds of the flah lying fed the ,hon of sloughs and bays, and say that there waa certainly some disease among the fish. It ia reoalted to our own mind that the catfish caught during and ainca the high water are not so large as those caught a year or two ago. Thl same thing hae caused much comment among fishermen, and since this attributed suae ny imaginary it doe contain eonie reason. ...-.; New IwVMI-'Captains Sullivsn and Turner of the Harvest Queen, have invenrtda new clock for a pilot house. Theoew time piece ia more properly spiking a a clock and lamp iombined....Toe. new clock t con atrucled from the the movement of an Elgin watch. The dial will b suf ficiently Urge to dmit the hour being pl.ihleuV- The hsuda are aou.truoted of aluminum. By,P'"J inc a amall lamp behind the dial it re- witting IhtfHiburt to b plainly wen obviating the need of alight l lb pilothouse, which U he bane of-e navigatorVjiliMn' night, and "egy weather; It If not unlikely h.t the gentlemen will patent their invention and become millionaire a a result of their skill. Paiette. OtiT MB ButtlKEk'-No truer saying AXisti than thai "cpmpatiUoti the lilaof trade.". .W.e see this fact denr onstrsted ev.'ry day ' In every line of business, ud especially . J Ihe ateamuoat buaine... On. .veil fstsceoosoC competition in this re aoeot, under ;our obaervation, i the Villamett;,ouKh rout. om which exterfd. ? WH to . I I Uw y m boatmen. Beali.mg that IM Good, of th,V.Hing America, placed thVierviceM! hi. .teamer at the bid ding of thrf peopM Bh'"h; d bid. fair to be a lively competitor. Thaofflcertend cr of U Young Amerio !:. sccommodating gen- .cquaiutaoesS, od ibeir arning forThm reputation whioh "a aoM by ihlr .turdy compeUtor. and diw the whoU river, and d.Wotr tlth Young America isotitfoibystf. : i, PICtUtONAb AMD tVOOALt. . County court meet today (Friday.) .Dry good iiever so tow as now at Dolmau'a. " W. H. Conyers, of Clutakenle, was In town Tuesday. Dr, Cliff report Mra. P. A. Frakes a couvuluioing. Salmon are reported to ba running veryjiieuiiiuiiy. Tho. Lavender, of Vernonla, was In town Wednecday. Buy your ticket for tha Pythlau dane October 2ih. Bemember the Pythian dance to be given uu October 26th. Mr. and Mr. John Frante,of IIoul ton, were iu Portland Tuesday. Hon. T. J. Oleelon, of Buinior, was iu lowu a few minutes last Saturday, Jo. II. Bennett, of Oilltoo, wa a pleasant caller at thl ofllce Wednes day. Ed. Joseph, formerly of the Young America, la uow employed on the Iralda. . " W. A. Young el'ised a very Success ful term of school at Oilltou on last Friday. . ; , ' Mrs. James Muckle was a passangor up to Portland Tuesday ou tha Sir. Lurlin. tr.'w .-;.jt . .jjC' :; Frank Spittle, . proruMng.youog lawyer, of AsWri. was In 'towil "Tues day last. A full lio of rubber footwear at Dolmau'a. . Geo. E. Davis and Mr. Bigg, the latter from eaMern Oregon, were in town Wednesday. The public i cordially Invited to participate in the Pythian festivities ou October 20U. 8. C. Davis attended the Grand lodge JC. tif P. festivitiee iu Porllaod Tuesday and Wednesday. Try one of those "Elegantes" at Boss' drugstore. It ia tha best five cent cigar on the market. A county treasurer's notice appears In this issue, aa does aUo a notice of lb city tiasurer of St. Helens. Nail never so chesp before, Coffee falling, sugar lower, flour down out of tight prices regulated by the limited niony io circulation. Your money' worth every time at Dolman's. Joseph Coulter Joseph Vanblaricom, Juhn Adams, Alex 8word, Israel Spencer, and A. Malmsten, ail of Ver non is, were io town this week. The little ateamer Bowena ran into the fUhtrap belonging to Joe Thur dich, on the slough, last week, aud did considerable damage. ' It also dam aged A. Bubert'a fisblrap. The corn crop failure in tha Mis sou'i valley waa not so bad aa reported. Hog product did go np as speculator expected. Haina, shoulders, aud ba con, fall cure, at Dolman's. Send your order for Job printing to iMsntBea instead of sending your money and order out of the couniy. We are prepared to turn out work ia that line, in appearance equal to that of Portland olficts, aud for pricea we defy competition. Mr. Dolman sells goods at prices that leav no inducement to go to Portland for cheaper suppliea. We think that better than the old song of growling at people for buying where tbeycliooae. St. Helena is a good point to trade. Some niitcroant or miscreants stole some highly-prised flower plants be longing lo Mrs. J N. Blusher last ween. The perpetrators of such little petty thieveries should be caught aud se verely dealt with, which would no doubt put a slop to such degrading pilferiugs. REUBEN. George Archibald is in the hospital, but is Improving, j Haying is over. The farmer are riow g'iviug their' attention to potato digging.' ': E. W. Fowler's house la about com pleted ; also Gabriel Dugan'a house, back of Neerville. W. C. King Intends to move his shingle mill from Apiary to sear this place about.Novembsr 1st. G. C. Jsquish and 8amuel Munn, of this place, went to the county seat on Tuesday to attend circuit court. Samuel Fowler, of this place, left here with his family last Monday for Oak island, where be will have charge of Frank Dow'a farm for the winter. Mra. Flora FowWr has , been ap pointed postmaster at QoMe, and that place will have a pontoUice as soon as the bond is approved at Washington. Our seolion boas saya the graveyard along tbe railroad, on Jack Haley'a place, is filling up fast. During tbe last week there have been three borsea killed by the train. ' W. L. Brown, 8. R. Haxey, B. 0. Drindle. 8. J. Differl, and W. C. King, all of Apiary, were in town last Satur day, each bringing a load ot ahingles for the Portland market. One hundred feet of the 0. R. L. A F. Co', wood flume, which spana Goble creek, near tbe river, wa precipitated last Saturday while wood was being flumed for H. B. Borthwick. The Woslern Union Telegraph Co. has put up new pole and raised the wire ten (let higher across the low land about thla place, to they will not be bothered by another '94 high water. Shattered lit Hand. Alfred, the 13 year-old on of John Buubv, of tin 1'laoe. while out hunt ing for birde last Tuesday, met with a very severe accident. The lad, lit at tempting to insert a cartridge into the britch of a sliotguu, suuck the cupped end of the cartridge with a knife, ex ploding it, and as a . result bis right hand waa viy badly unaltered from the dii-cliHrgs. Dr. Cliff, i attending the little fellow, ami reports him rest ing as eaay a could he expected. t'ltf Traiwrr. Nvsloa. St, Hlensuy warrants iT is. 8, 77,01, 66 103 and 104. ar due and pa bit, and will not bear tntereit after tbl dutc Dated October 1, 18M. W. B. DatAse. ,:.r.-..'' Treamirsr, .. . " t.-I'i,' t. 'i - ..'! r kTBOM VEftMONIA. Farrvest Shennahaii ha returned to the valley for the winter, ' The social next Friday evening promise to be a brilliant affair. It is reported that a lead mine has been diicovered on Pebble creek. Miss Bertha Detrick is attending school at Lafayette, Yamhill county. Uriah and Will Mellinger have re turned to their ranch on the Upper Nehalem. Geo. Engelke bas disposed of his Pebble creek ranch, and will try his luck in Portlaud. Missel Ida and Bessie and Willie Wilson liavs gone to Monmouth to school for the winter. Frank Malinalen cut bis foot pretty bad about ten days ago, and is not able to be out at this writing. Hal Taylor and Fred Job, of Hills boro, were campad ou Bock creek last week catching fish and killing time. Mr. and Mrs. Embrie and daughter, Lucilu, and Mr. Miller, of Hillsboro, are visiting relatives and friends in Vernonia. There has been more pleasure seek ers in Nehalem this year than at any time previous. You see we are getting our name up. Sidney Dell left for Portland last week where he will use his influence with the people in getting a railroad to our country. , Times aie pretty hard in Nehalem, but we manage to gel along without shaking lo death with the "ager" like you river folks do. Two Nehalem boys were arrested re cently in Washington county for steal ing a dog. We know nothing about it but do not believe they are guilty. T. B. Dentlow ia the bote potato raiser to far. He has tpecimen copies at the postomce, al.o at Zillgitl s and McNutt'a store, which are hard to beat. This fine weather is Just what we need for ripening late fruit, auch as tomatoes and dog salmon. What few there ia of the latter are already very mellow. It ia reported in aome eaatern town that Governor Peunoyer, of Oregon, will take up hia abode ou upper Bock creek soon after January 1st, 1894. That ia where the evil spirit was lsst heard from you know (Indian le gend.) We cannot vouch for the truth of this report, but it is barely possible that it may be true. We would wel come the governor on Bock creek. Business in Vernonia seem s to be very dull at preaeut, but we expect good times here at an early date, re gardleaa of the balance of the world. The railroad subsidy committee for the Tualitin route are rushing things, and it begin to look a though the Bock creek gold ' diggins" were go ing to turn out all right after all. Four buudred pounds of the rock was sent out last week for special test, and if it prooves good the machinery for working the mine will be put in aa early aa tho weatber will permit. 1 Eastern Star. Mlipah Chapter Mo. 30 was instituted at tliia place Wdno.ln evening by Grand Patron J. H. Bridotord. accompanied and aaaisted by M members of the order from Portland. The instituting party arrived at an early hour on the steamer Kellogg, and at once repaired to the Masonic hall where tbe ceremonies were Immediately opened. Mispab Chapter maris out with a membership ot twentlx. Its officers are; W M., Mrs. Jsa. Muckle; A. M., Mrs. 0. H. Johns; W. P., Jucub Ueorge;C, Mrs. Jacob George: A C..Mr. K. K. tjuick; See , E. K. Quick; Treat.. W. B. Dillard: W.. P. J. Bwitser; e) , Andrew King; Adah, Mrs. James Cox; Ruth. Mrs. A. Henderson; Ksmsr, Mr j. a. Baron; Mariua, nay a. Watts: Electa. Mrs. W. H. Doiman. After tbe inatituUng ceremonies were concluded the visitors were invited to partake of a sumptuous repast which bad been ort-pared lor them and to winch they paid their ap preciative respecri. Among wa ruiiora were representatives of cbaptera in Castle Rock. Wash . Albina, California, and other places. DEER ISLAND. Messrs. J. B. Splawn and I Bum- gardner took a week'a hunt up the Cowemeo, in Washington. Mra. J. J. Galvin haa three more weeka to tench on her second term. As an evidence of satisfaction, this is her fifth engagement. We are pleased to note the conva lescence of Mrs. Demerest, who was so severelj injured by being thrown from a horse two weeka ago. The citizens of this neighborhood held a very enthusiastic meeting last Friday afternoon, mid if the good work continues we will seon have a cream ery of which we can feci proud. No neighborhood iu these days ean do without a creamery, but you can't have one without energy and perseverance. Lady-Blrda Arrive. The stale board of horticulture re ceived Tuesday, at Portland, from the stale board of California a consign ment of the Ion looked-for lady birds of the "twice stabbed" variety ,so oalled because they have two spots on them which look aa if they bad been stab bed with a pin or aomething of the sort. Thia ia the insect which devotes its attention lo exterminating the San Joae scale. The shipment waa con- Mined in a large pill bjx, which was as full of bug a a spoiled bam. The instruction accompanying the buts is to place them on treea Infested with San Jose scale, and to lie aome corn leave or other material on the branches tor them to hibernate in. The lady bird", or buss, or. moie properly. beetles, are to be distributed in colon ies of a doaen or more to person who tuve tree infested with San Joae scale. Mr. Prettyman, the well-known orcharding secured a colony yesterday, and the remainder will be disposed of a toon possible, as they must be hungry for scale and tired of being ooo ped np in a pill-box. The bugs are much like thoae so frequently found on rosebushes. This explanation is nesesaary, because some have been mislead by the name lady bird into supposing that tbe bugs were birds, and Secretary Sargent has received one application for a colony from a person who spoke of tbe boxes he had put up for tbe bird to build tbeir nests in. After these bugs are put on infested trees, there must be no more spraying or funiugatlng done, or it will kill them, as well aa the scale. TEEVEW SAYS UW INWOCENT. CUlaas so Know Akaelately Nothing ; of Sayrea Murder. An Oregonlan reporter waa yester day admitted to the room occupied by Attorney Sleeves in the woman' quar ter in tbe city Jail. Sleeve greeted the reporter cordially, aud quietly re turned hi cluir. He said lie was get ling along u well as could becxpected under the circumstances, and he had no complaint to niako against the Jail ors. When asked what he had to aay in reference to his case, he replied that there was nothing he could think of that had any bearing on the matter. 8teeve did not appear to evade in terrogation, aud was perfectly at ease. "I am a lawyer you know," he placidly said, "and thia is one of the result of a esse in court. Lawyers must an ticipate ruosl anything, but this is. be yond my comprehension, I absolutely know nothing of the Hay res murder, and believe that my innocence) will be proven. My great regreut is my incar ceration In fail will prove disastrous to several important cases I have in court. But I can't help it and mud be con tent." Tbe prisoner wa asked if he bad anything to say about Kelley'a state ment that the,' were implicated in tbe conspiracy to do away with Sayrea. He replied that he had known Kelley casually for a number of years. "I ab solutely never bad any conversation, or any communication whatever, with Kelley in this Sayre matter," he said, "and do not know a thing about it." Sleeves referred to a statement in the Evening Telegram, that hia ap pe trance when taken into court yester day indicated that he had passed a resiless night. Turning to Detective Day, who stays in the room with him as guard, he said : "Didn't I sleep well last night, J off I believe we both went to bed at 11 o'clock, and I am aura I slept till 9 o'clock in the morn ing. The beds are not quite as soft a I am used to, but ihey are not bad." Steeves said he had left hia case in the hands of hia attorneys, Dolph, Mallory k, Simon, and that be de pended entirely upon them to look af ter bis interest. , Bob Garihorn wa also seen in hi room iu the woman's department. He appeared cheerful, and said that his only regret in the matter waa the notoriety he haa received as a supposed murderer. He said he had never had any con venation with Kelley in regard to the Sayre conspiracy, and that he could not make out how be had been drawn into it, in anyway. - Garthoru appears to have been very much concerned about his fate. Now that be kuows his innocence appears to be estahliehed.ie is very happy. msa Baby was ssek, we gave bar Csstorla. When she waa a Child, aba cried for Csatorla. When aha baoams Was, she clung to Caatorla. Wban she had Children, she gars them Caatorla. He Will Fight. Champion Jamea J. Corbett last week gave out his ultimatum. He aaid: .... "Let those men who are seeking notoriety at my expense, get together all the fighters in the world who have 110,000 to wager that I cannot dtfeat them, no weight or color barred. I will deposit the sum of (10,000 with David Blanchard, of Boston, as evi dence of my good faith, and I will de vote any one week after July 1, next, to fighting one of them each night during the week. I mean this, and thia will be the last time I will ever train for a pugilietio encounter. Now, you would-be champions, Robert Fitc simmona. Peter Jackson, Ed. Smith, or Peter Maher, here ia your, chance. I will take Fitssimmons Monday, aul after him, 'first come, first served.' I will fight before the club offering the largest purse. I bar no one." SHERIFF'S BALE. BY VIRTUE OFAN EXECUTION, . judgment order and decree, duly ixsued out of and under the sesl of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon and County of Columbia, to me duly directed, dated tbe 5th day of September, 1894, upon a judg ment and decree rendered and entered in said Court on the 7th dav of June. 1894. in favor of Archibald Campbell as plaintiff ana against r ranauii w imams as aetenu ant, for the sum of one thousand and thirty eight (f 1 ,038) dollars, with interest thereon from said 7th day of June, 18W. at the Mte of 8 per cent per annum, and the further sum of fourteen and 15 100 ($14.15) dollars costs and dUhuisements; also the costs of and upon this writ, commanding me to make sale of the following real property of the above-named defendant, to-wit: The southwest quart-? of tbe northeast quarter (awW of neX); also the north half of the southeast quarter InU of se). and the southwest quarter of the southeaat quarter (swk of seK). ail in seetion fourteen (14), township seven (V) north of range four (4) west of the Willamette Meridian in Colum bia comity, Bute of Oregon; with the ex ception of the part of the one hundred and aixty acres sold to J. B. Briiges, and de scribed ss follows, to-wit: The north thirty seres of the above-described southwest quarter of the northeast quarter (swX of ne.) Now, therefore, by virtue of said execu tion, Judgment order and decree, and in compliance with the commands cf said writ. I will, on Saturday, tha 13th day of October, 1894, at the hour of 10 o'ctork In tha forenoon, at tbe front door of the county Court Houxe, in St. Helens, ssid county and state, sell at public auction, subject to redemption, to tbe highest bidder for cssh, all the ri-tht. title and interest of ths above named defendant, to satisfy said execution, judgment order and decree, interests and oosts and all accruing costs. September 11. 1894. C. P. DO AH, sl4ol2 Sheriff of Columb'a County, Or. . . .'. Awarded ttislKMt Honor Wortd' Pair; MOST PERFECT MADE. A pore Crap Cream of Tartar Powder. Pre 40 YEAft$ THB STANDARD. mm Pernio (.Isjisew gJeessaw. To ths Honors We thTcoonty 4ertof Co lumbia County, Oregon: We, ihs undersigned legal voters residing in Dceppoos precinct, Colombia county. Stats of Oregon, would respectfully peti tion your honorable body at Its next ad journed term Which will be held on October 12th, 1894, lnkthe Court Boose in the City of St. Helens, Columbia county, Oregon, that a license be granted to J. u. McKay and K H, 8 ager to sell irm-ituoas, vinous snd mall liquors in quantities less than one gallon in Scappoose precinct, and that such Uceiiss be Issued for ther'!1 ' one year, for all of which your pctlUoners will ever prsy. - , A Lsne, P L Stephens. Wm McMalns, Lafayette Brown. J L Armstrong, J 8 Har ris. O Lafahar, Peter O Jobnsen, L O Bax ter. W V Watson , P L Bonser, D Balch Virgil I Smith, J If 8ederstrmi, Clifford B Harris. W H McParlaud. P Y Ahrene. O D Oarrifon, A M Lamberson, O H Hlercks. W T Freeman, M 1 Knglert. C H Konkle, J B Duncan. O J Lamberson, D E Freeman. John M Oove, George 1) Gove, Robert Mc Kay, M Basendorf, i P Walker, J O Tomp kins. P Lon.ifiiont, Hi L Sclimeltxer, Ed t,smberon, W Anderson, Wm T White, George Grant, O A Lsne. L W Bonser, Peter V lifers. Bud Hatrye, J W Guild. Armstrong, W K flaild, F S Armstrong, K Kiesendahl, George Pierce, K H Barnett, J 8 Sparks, John Scbmitke, L Dahlmann, I Necft. H Whit. 8 Veirmin. G A Kegels. Malcolm McKav, John Beardsley.F Payne, Fred Hammeyer, George Batten. Gust Lunge, Thomas A Clooinger , J h. Fiper, E H Lvnch. Tom Orant, C Robinsky, Wm Wol'f, T Foulsell. , s!4ol2 aVM.HOJS. . In the Circuit Court of ths 8tate of Oregon, for CiiliituMa conntv. Mrs. Robert McMatfi, Pltf., VS. John Maynard.W.H. Con- ! SUMMONS .vers, and N, B. Moyer, Defendants. To the above-named defendant, N. B. Moy er. In tbe name of the Bute 01 uregon : You are hereby required to appear in the Circuit court of the State of Oregon, for Co lumbia county, on or before the first day of the next regular term of said court, to-wit: Tuesday, the 9th iay of October, A. D. 1804. snrl answer the complaint 6 led against yon by ths plaintiff in tbs above-entitled suit; ami you will take notice that if you fail to so appear and answer, the plaintiff will take Judgment against yon for the re lief prayed for la the complaint, viz: Judg ment for the sum of $500 with interest thereon at tbe rats of ten per cent per an num from January 9th, 1892, until paid; for one hundred dollars attorney's fee in this suit, and the costs herein, to be taxed; for a decree foreclosing a certain mortgage given to secure the aforesaid sum, and an order to sell the real estate described in said mortgage, as follows, to-wit: Tbe soutbesst one-quarter of the southeaat one quarter, and the lota numbered live (5), aix () . seven (7) snd eight (8). of section sev enteen (17). ID township six (S) north of range Ave (5). west of the Willamette mer idian, according to tha government survey, snd being in Columbia county, Oregon, and barring you and all parties claimins said land or any part thereof, (torn any and all equities, of redemption or otherwise, in and to the same and for an order to apply the proceeds of tiie sate of aaid lands to the payment of plaintuTa Judgment. " This summons is published by sn order nisde by Hon. Thomas A. McBride, tbe presiding judge for said court, at Chambers on tbs 1st dsy of August. 1894. , W.J. BICE. sSloS Attorney for Plaintiff. Fruit Trees- APPLE TBEEH Northern 8py. Spitsenburg, Ben Davis, Baldwin, Gravenstein, Etc. PRC .IB TREES! Italian, Petite and Silver. Plum, Cherry and Pear Trees. Onr Apple and Prune Treea are grafted from our own young bearing orchard, snd sre true to nsme and free from pests. A nice lot of Currsr.t. Gooseberry, Wine berry snd Earheart Raspberry. A. HOLADAY, Scappoose, Or. For Sale s- ENGLISH SHROPSHIRE BAMS. Address W. W. WE8T, 8CAPPOOSE. - OREOON PROFESSIONAL. jjr. a. p. McLaren, PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON. v - . Rainier. Oregon. JJR. H. R. curr, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Bt Helens, Oregon. QR. J. X. HALL, PHY8IfIAN AND SURGEON. . Clatsksnle. Columbia county, Or. JJR. EDWIN BOSS, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. 6t, Helens, Oregoa. JyK. J. M. r. CHALMERS, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. . , St. Helena, Oregon. yp K. ME8ERVX, Surreyor and CMI Engineer DEl.ENA, OREGON. County Surveyor. Land Surveying, Town Platting and Engineering work promptly executed. WANTED COUNTY WARRANTS! I will pay ths highest cash price for Colunv - bia county warrante. Bend me an order for your county war rant, and receive the cash for it by return msiL 8. C. DAVIS, 1 .. St. Helens, Oregon. J, N. Slusser, HAIR DRESSER -AMD . TONSORIAL ARTIST. ' Having recently located In the oity and wishing to establish myself, I invits the oublic to fsvor ms with at least a share of your trade. Sharp, keen raxors. COUURD'S OLD STAND ST. HELENS, OREGON SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT . Large Assortment of Pure and Ftesh Drugs and Patent Medicines -AT Stl Helens - - - TOILET SOAPS, PERFUMERY, BRUSHES, POWDERS, &C. Prescriptions Compounded AT ANY HOUR DURING THE DAY OR NIGHT Dr. Edwin Ross, Proprietor ST. MEHLiEIlSrS THE ST, CHARLES HOTEL Consr Front snA Uorrlson Strewtau This is liis most popular hotel In Portland, snd has been for , . many years. If you wsnt to meet a friend you will surely . . . Aid him at the 8t. Charles. It also snjovs ths patronage of the business man of the northwest. Courteous stlendants. IfavToritei Zfotstl of tb.a City of Portland. O. "W. KNOWLES, THEBANQUET Main Street. St. Selena. Oregon. FINE WINES, LIQUORS, AND CIGARS Kht elbrat "sVstKharM tfssr" lt em Sraisaltt. A Good Billiard and Pool Table is provided for the ns of Patrons, and parties who wish lo spend a pieassot hour should remember "TUB BANQUET." 0sils ths Vnrst m g?)t arf f Uunr gSSxrt sn . Card Tables sre at the disposal of patrons and we can aware 1 loam cuatiney ww w. A.. MEKXEB, Proprietor LEADING - RESORT MUGKLB BROS MavtrracTtruM Rough and Dressed Lumber :FIR AND Of Every Style, AT THE OLD STAND, ST. HELENS. STOP FOR YOUR CLATSKANIE DRUG STORE Where you will Hud tha largest stock of Patent ' Medicine, Prescription Drugs, Toilet Article, eto.t . . . ever found in Columbia County. DR J. E. ITATX., Proprietor Q!TV;:LJIT..iT?nTSrS "P-JTOTPECT-i The table are alwaya supplied with tha Beat Ediblea and Delicto cles the market affords. TERMS REASONABLE FOR REGULAR BOARDERS Having been newly refurnished we are prepared to give aatisfao tlon to all our patrous, and solicit a hnre ol your patronage. J. GEORGE, Proprietor, St. Helens. Oregon MPNUTT BROS -THE LEADING Vernonia and Cornelius. Opi. WHITE TO CORNELIUS FOR STAGE DATES. ISHERMEN AND CAMPERS SUPPLIED . . J. H, TONSORIALj artist The old and reliable barber bas bis rasors just at : sharp as can be found, and will shave you com . fortably and quickly for only fifteen cent. . GIVE HIM A CALlr AT.THE OLD STAND ON STRAND BT OIIBIIFii'lL MOTEL Tha table) will be aupplled with the beat the market afford. Board by tfi3 Day, Week, cr Month at Rssscnatla rstss Evory thing Clean. A Share of Your Patrooagf ia Solicited. A. H. BLAKESLEY, Prop., ST. HELENS, OR ST. HELENS MEAT MARKET All kinds of Freeh and Salted Meat, Sausage and Flab. Meata by Whoteeals at Special rates, . Express wagou ran to all part of the the city , and charge reasonable. SWEETLAND -& - SHELDON, - PROPRIETORS TMtt - Drug Store ARTICLES - OFIBGON who wish to Indulge in a social game of card oe weu ireaiea ai"iD.a sasuu. - IN - THE - CITY of aud dkalib nr CEDAR: Grade and Variety OREGON MEDICINS AT THE MERCHANTS OF- DECKER ...