OREGON MIST.
rUBMMlED KVIET FRIDAY.
BIDE-IIRAD PARAGRAPHS.
Emit-Btd bull, two yoart olil,
wuiie vmh in. lorwnaau resembling
lull moon, stub burnt. Notify Mali-
I Flrter, Bt. Helens.
2t
A EEBOt. Till Mint waa n trr
last week In saying there were twenty
Chinamen In the house o( Judge
Blsocbard ft! ihetimeuf lbs explosion.
There u no ono in tha building at
the time.
An Amovmbo Tcru. Tbora will
bo on adjourned trro of the circuit
court hold here on November 24tb, at
wblob Umo Judge MoBrlde will hand
down touio decisions wbiolt be hsi had
under advisement Tbe judge y
tbe court business la somewhat lighter
in Lie district tbia year than for the
previous two years.
Vol a Nbw Coumr. It ie very ap
parent tbat an attempt will be made
nasi winter to have the IcKUUtare cre
ate a new eounty out of the eastern
portion of Umatilla, which, If dime,
would no doubt, make Milton tbe
county aeat. Tbe Milton Eagle goea
iuto detail giving reasons why a new
county ahould be formed in that Mo
tion of tbe auto, the principal reason
being to reduce milage of witnesses
nnd ofBcera in the execution of the law.
Btbamb Coixids The steamers
Sarah Duoo and Lurline collided near
Kalama laat Friday morning In a
denae tng. About 00 font of the Dij
on 'a freighlbouee and SO feet of guard
we e torn away, and 90 feet of railing
on tbe upper deck ruined. Tbe dam
age will be about 1200. After the ac
cident tbe Dixon proceeded down to
Oak Point, where ber paeiengore were
transferred to the Messenger. Tbe
Lurlioe euatained but slight damage.
GaiAT Whbat Yibld. Fred Clear
came down from BUIorka, a atation
on tbe O. B. A N.. yesterday morning,
nnd says tbat the apparent desert
laodaof Waaoo county are hard to
beat tor wheat producing. Mr Clear
was at tbat station four daye, serving in
tbe capacity of train dispatcher, and
white there checked and received 34
carloads of wheat a day. There has
been but one crop failure there in the
laat eight years, and this year the
crop Is enormous.
ftoaTAtNKD vmy Saaiona Jnjitrixs.
W. L, Hutchina. who hss lately
been employed on tbe farm of Calvin
Johnson at Scappooee, m1 iln
very painful accident at noon Mon
day, lie waa engaged at the time on
the frame of a new building nd full
from the second story a distance of
tune feet carrying part of the staging
down with biin. When assistance ar
rived It waa found that his right
ahmiMer was dislocated and that he
bad received several painful bruise
about the faoe and arm. Dr. Cliff
was summoned and soon bad bis
patient reeling easy,
A1 'Claw th Momr-The case
u , ' firm
John Hjheuitka, 8. A. Miles and 0. O.
Kagadnle, waa tried before Judge
Blesrns yesterday and waa taken un
der advisement. The parties were sl
ewed ten days in which to Ale briefs.
Uraham seeks an order restraining the
defendants Irom taking an action
gainst him, and requiring them to
interplead regarding claiina which
they bold agmnst the Insolvent Ann.
r.?iV.".'ik .""" ,n " of
1430.85 is due him from Bevis, Nich
olas A Splawn for labor on log owned
by tlii-m. Miles alleges that Bchmiiks
assigned the clini to him, while Rags
dale arera that he baa an interest in
the money, and recently garniaheed
the plaintiff. Portland Sun, 9.
COPMTT OOUKT.
That Land Biisinkss. Thb
does not dispute the fact tbat a mia
lake was made in 8t. Helens when
final proof was made before tbe Judge
instead of the clerk when the latter
waa named in the advertisement. But
Proceedings of tbe Regale Noresa
ber, 1894, yeraa.
Regular session of county court
Wednesday, November 1, 1894. Pres
ent i Hon. Desu Blanchsrd, Judge, P.
A. Frakea, 8. U. Bchoonover, commie
siooees, O. F. Doan sheriff, Judaon
Weed clerk.
In the matter of the petition of C.
L. Parker and others for county road;
ooml not being filed petition rejected.
Viewers' report of John 0. Miillin
road read and road ordered opened.'
Viewers' report on G. W. Makinster
road read and road oidered opened.
Viewers' report of damages on John
King road read. There being no dam
age assessed road ordered opened.
In the matter of the petition ol
John Callahan to reopen tbe 81. Hel-
Misr ena and Dairy Creek road. It appear
ing to the court that the road nad Be
come vacated by reason of the statute
of limitation, it was decided that the
court had no iunsdiotion in the
matter.
In tbe matter of building a bridge
it
even then tbat doea not excuse the
officials at the Oregon City land office, on the Mial and Rock Creek road.
who are appointed to examine care- waa resolved by the court that the
fully all papers passing through their county build the bridge wben tbe road
nanus ana w see nut they are correct, i ooed for travel.
, .. . . .
ana n mnna incorrect, to at once re
turn them for correction. It ia the
business of the register to see that all
papers and proceedings are in regular
form and approve the same before
forwarding them to the general land
office at Washington. That ia what
he drawa hia salary for.
IlgLDUPAND RoBBBD BY FOOTPADS.
Jack Volens, of Bcapponee, had an
nn pleasant experience with a couple
of foot-pads near the Scappoose bridge
Monday evening. Volens had been
to Bt. Helens during the day where he
sold some county warrants and started
home. In the neighborhood ol the
bridge be waa overtaken by two tramps
who "rolled him and took all hu
money and other Valuables except a
bottle of whiskey which they evidently
did not think worth taking aa it con
tained leva than one "linger" at the
bottom. When seen a few minutes
later in Weal's lane, he waa on hia
way to tbe atation to repleniah his
slock of liquids and recite bis hard
luck to symatbelio frienda.
Thb Astoria Railroad. There i
new deal on iu Astoria railroad circles.
We are informed that repreeetativea of
certain eastern capitalists have offered
to deposit 125,000 with the subsidy
company as a guarantee that within
thirty days they will begin construct
ion of the road With a cash capital of
$800,000 which amount ia to be depos
ited in the Astoria baoka on or before
the expiration of the thirty days, and
if thev fail so to do. tliey lorii it toe
amount depoaitod aa evidence) of good
faith. This sounds like business.
Thb IgpiAne Uhorbstahd. Poe,
one of the chiefs of the Umatilla In
dians, was in Pendleton one day laat
week, when be waa greeted with an
Inquiry as to how he was getting along.
He answered that money waa very
rrarce with he and hia people at pres
ent, which statement was supple
mented with the observation: "When
vhiunnan la hard UP : Initio ia bard
i." IIo do vou account for the
present hard limest" waa aekrd. "Oh,
loo much free trade; bye and bye no
free Irade, then money heap plenty.
Even tbe noble red man ia being edu
cated by eipcrlence.
If n Finb Rbmittbd. Col. B. L. Lov
II ia no longer a member of the Ore
iron National Ooard if the sentence of
the court martial before whom he waa
recently tried and found guilty, is car
ried one Tbe body fonnd bim guilty
of the larceny of state funda to the
mount of ll.7W.47, end uovernor
Peonoyer indorsed its findings and di
rected Adjutant-General Mitchell to
execute the sentence at tbe earliest
poseible moment, and dismiss Lovell
from service. He remitted the fine of
11.759.47 on the ground thst the board
bad no authority to Impose It under
the law. -
Buildimo A BommbbCottaob. Cen
tal n George J. Ainawortb, a capitalist,
of Portland, waa In the city laat week
preparing to erect aornmer cottge
on hia tract of land a low miles beck
rii...Ki. nitv. where hia family
will reeide during tbeaommer months.
n Ai.aHrth ia verv favorably
impressed with the proposition w build
. --i..A rmm Hi. Helens to the Ne-
balem valley, and doea not heeitate to
say auob a venture would be paying
investment. He also implied that
when tbe time came he would take a
hand In the enterprise nimaeu
Hbxb Pay. The following account
in the CotUge Grove Lender, of what
James Homenway'a wo made In tbat
city with thirty bene, i how-what can
be done in Oregon with a little good
-i . Wmm Jinuarv 1. Iowa.
uloat SO lSMrthe ben. laid 4248
gga,or 854doaeo. At an
twenty cent, a down JJ
170 80. The entire ooat of feeding was
Zava oi..k.n.M full blooded Brown
Le'gh'orna. Thie ! enother evidence
.u.". i. rwnn aa well as In other
tates, that it pay. to give one', atum
i nmething tbat la in
good demand, at good price., ralber
than big grain raiaing to aell at low
figures. , ' '
Couitty Court The regular No
of county court ended
last Saturday, and the
compose that body Sh..
" T.. can be collected
wneiuur w sw - , ...
in Columbia county.
Chinamen Siiii-ped. We have been
informed bv Kowt authority tbat
party of citisena in the vicinitj of
Rainier went to the hnuae of Judge
Blsnrhard back of tbat city on
Wednesday .light and captnrvd twelve
Chinese woodchopiiera together with
their effects, loaded the whole lot into
a wacon. drove them to Rainier and
shinned them on the Telephone for
Portland, or some other poiut. Tbey
will probably not return.
Tkaciierb' Examihatio. The reg
..1.. . i...MLu' ...min.llfin. nmiftui'.tml
by Superintendent Watla, aasisted by Jewell, O B..
T. J. Ulecton ano a. a. iuiie, irKi.u
Wednesday with the following appli
ns.nu nreaent: Miss Adell Puiih, Miaa
Bird Brown, Miaa Tillie 6hn1d-liii,
Mia Edith Wills and Mr. Robert
Boala.
In the matter of interest due the
state on account of dclioauent siaie
lax. It is ordered that the clerk draw
a warrant in favor of the elate treaa-
urer for the aum of $89.49. interest on
S6.711 91 from March 6 to May o.lMH
In the matter of application oi Mary
Warren for relief: referred to Dean
Hlunnhnril.
In the matter of application ol Fred
Waisenen for relief j referred to Dean
Blancbard,
In tbe matter of insuring the court
house and jail. It ia ordered that tbe
clerk draw a warrant in favor of tbe
fltnta Insurance Company of Balem
in the aum of 127, on compliance oi
tbe company with written agreement
on (Ho in the clerk'a office.
In tha matter of settlement who
i he various countv officers! tbe ao
counta of sheriff, treasurer and clerk
examined and approved.
In the matter of aiienns roiuru oi
delinquent UE sale j T. O. Watla, ex
sheriff and tax collector was allowed
in amend h i return of said sale to
conform with tbe law and facta in the
case.
In the matter of tax due the several
road aod school districU on account
of land bought by Columbia county,
it ! rdred that the clerk draw ' war-
r.nii in favor of tbe several road su
pervisora and school district clerks lor
i ha amount of such lax due their re
spective districts.
LIST OF JURORS AND WITNESSES' WITH
MILEAGE AND PKB DIBM, OCTOBER TBBJi.
Onik. EE J 00
Holman, Ed ow
Moore, AW ow
8eara,GcoC w
McCrackeo. E H o J
l.mni. Jamea 8 00
Sw.ger.J H - 2 40
Hswn.H o w
Thnniaa, E F
Blakealey.J K
Saxon, Magousr. .
Hayburn, Joaetu-
Hayburn, Mra it. . .
Wands, C G.
Anrys, A P
White, Samuel
Selimier, Alei. . . . . .
Milca. F M .......
Blakesley, C W........ t 00
Beegle.J R Jr. .. 600
Beegle, J R,sr ,,. 8 60
Gardner, J P.,.,.. 12 00
Muckle, Washington W
JUEY LIST.
Conway, Jobn.
Archibald, Lawrence. , . . . .
Burns, R P.......
Mtjrrill, Ly man
Adams, Jobn H
Haulser, 8
Cox, R. ................
LeniODl, Geo H. ........ .
Seffeil, E
Ile.-ishaw, V ............ .
Kelley.GeoB.:,......,..
Badger, Geo W
Heudereon, V ........... .
Braim, J 1 ...........
Emerson, C W. ......... .
Barber, Anton
Bolari, Ceaser. ...........
Btehinan, H. ........... .
Lonkey, Frank.
Spencer, Ixrael. ,
Peterson, Jobn F
Urie, John
Vosberg, Edward .........
Barr, Adam. . . .".
Elliott, Andrew
Lamberson, H C
Boules, J W
Coulter, JC
Brant, C K .....
Fresh. Michael ..........
Clark, AN
Urie, John ........
Graham, CM
Sweeney, Daniel.
I hereby certify that the foregoing
ia a -truo and correct list of the per
diem aud milaee of tbe several jurors
and witnesses In attendance at the
Ociober, 1894 term of tbe circuit court
as appears from hat of same on recora
JDD80W WEED, lOUIliy viers,
Johnson Bros, bridge plank dlsl 9. . ISIS IS
9 20
22 80
24 40
21 60
25 60
20 80
20 80
20 00
16 00
2 20
2 20
28 40
2 00
2 00
2 20
16 80
22 80
19 20
30
24 40
27 00
6 20
22 00
32 40
, 27 60
, 21 20
. 28 40
. 28 80
. 28 00
. 11 00
. 8 40
. 8 40
. 34 00
. 29 20
Suit for Waobs. In Justice Swag
' flnnrt Wednesday a case was tried
in which T. M. Kerr claimed $124.50
from H. 0. Howard aa wagea for work
arformed. After reviewing the evi-
Janra iha ulaintiff waa awarded judg-
mant in the sum of $41. W. B. Dil-
Einenblorller. John . , .
Teile, William
8ieroks, Oast a v H...,
Vollans, George J . . .
Mason, Edward
Becgle, Frank...... .
Kahlin, Advlbert
Mile, 8 A....
00
00
80
40
40
40
60
60
6 60
2 00
2 00
4 40
4 40
3 40
4 00
2 80
5 00
8 00
2 00
Brown. HO... ..." 5 40
Barr, Win
Deorr, Henry ...
Bureau, Joa
McClure, Edward
Haines, Bruce.
lard appeared for the plaintiff and Johnson, Charles. . . . .
tseegie, joun a. jr. .
Wharton, E M.
Newell, C U
Kentch.Jaa .........
Nickerno, J M
Girty.E H
Hoopengarner, U V . .
Beegle, J R, sr. .... .
Downing, Jobn ......
Davis, 8 C..........
Ray, Jas A
Darling, K U
Bennett, Jennie
Wright, Mollie
Milla, Luella.
Rubert,Mary A.....
Baroett, W.........
Barnett, H.. . .....
Detrick, M E.......
Newth.CH.........
Powell, H A
Kerr, J W
Robert, H
Daggert, C
Rubert,H C
Pearson, G H.;
Powell, AH........
Middaugb, A E
Middaugb, M. ..... .
Chalmera, J M P....
Harrison Allen for defendant.
OliATBKAMIU.
a ithlmni. and a anflldentiv lane
nnw aiinnlv heat and comfort to the
new church building.
Rev.O. A. White and wife returned from
Haaver monnav. um " . 1
eriea of meet ton at tne oiewancna
MlKMilhousa.
Fred Waisenen, a yonng Finn, Hying with
hit parents bare, is in a very ''Pi""
...nr.rina irnm diaessa of lbs spin.
Ha rannot waia. ami i h"-" r ?Z :
i... IM naranu. who ara acaroely able to
lift bim.
The ssloon license having expired a few
days ao tbera was no new bpiiiu""
L nr. alnna. lloat of tll UlirSty
opl bars kona away ao that tha business
has not been profitable lately.
. .,.L-.lan, annd ladiea assembled
at the bome of Mr. K. O. Blsekford last
Pridav. and nroceeaeamrKi - --5
mlrt. for the benettt of the hostess ,
family. The; Wgooc 1 ano
r. r ti i.L tnrA Kaa harn an IIIVSIIO
fornionths. This place ia fortunate in hav
ing ladies as kind aud ganaroua as can be
found anywhere.
A small company of persons nweiwd
.. u... 11. ami Mra. Hall laat rn-
ST. ,n'r having in view a study of tbe Deor, Henry
livi. and worka of aome of our Amencan HjnM Bruoe
writers, me eToiniia r'..'t 7i7.
changing views and rdinskrt hes of the
r.",nP .'.ft " . nr.rf.ll Hnlrnas. with soma
"'"J uV. Tha avenhic
wss enloysbly spent, and Bia
u.t sjrsln In two woes, wiui
aa tbs study for lbs evening.
... t-
A case in the lustlee court ias wrea
to.V"p considerable time and attracted
1 S. ir.,t wss an aotion brought by
Myers, Wm
Barr, William ..... .
McClure, Edward P.
McDonald, Thomas. .
Bureau, Jos... ......
Lynch, Annie
Johnson, Charles. . . .
Badger, U W..
In Coltimma ooumj. , ,ini.i
been settled years.go thecoun y would
not today be paying interest on in-
m t.j . rinlnmbia county ia
ultima a rond arrow
?. ?7. HTT tBthiir- shingle.. After
. hearing In which leaally pnMe
15T on" both ride.T.a;f Jwwn.wT their
cae. and a nam oer 01 w 1 "r-;
rit the ease reunited In effecting wbai
ouaht'to bava been done at first, namely-
A eonsplfluona new enterprise 1 1" e'""'1'
is the erilon a ''W,"'1" T t'
from the ware . ou-a. ;-
uw. .mo - ;;noy ,,-,or(,,,,1irig ih.
im mkZ U run. "when finUl.ad. Of
Li U is not expecwd to run on promisee
S but ?bit ?. a large leinlla run
nlna all the shingle mUl about here jnst
Snw With shl-.gles below $1 a thousand
additional enterprise In that ".""
rtVeaV u lea bavi tha raschinery anAthe
rirt,andl(auyb.vlycan make w they
Kii iu.Mm. tlialr oromtscs are relisoie
andean be depended upon. ,
Burns, R P. . . .
Downing. John. .
Miles, F M.....
Dunlap, J... ...
Miles, 8 A......
Suffert, E ...
Morgan, J J
Greer, R H.... .
Hare, JC.......
Morrill, N... v.. .
Thomas, E A. ..
Wharton, E M. .
Cooper, Lafe. . . .
Hlsvene. W H...
Mibs, W A...-.
Cox. R.. .
Saxon, M ...... .
Newell, C H. . . .
Haien.MF.....
Blakesley, J K. .
Cliff, H R.;...
Quick, E E.....
Cliff, H B.
Barr, Adam
Decker, L. . , ,..
9 20
9 20
9 20
9 20
9
9 20
2 00
S 00
2 00
2 00
8 00
4 00
16 00
3 00
3 00
2 00
9 20
8 20
8 60
10 20
9 20
9 40
8 60
8 60
8 20
9 20
22 00
8 40
9 40
9 40
9 40
8 20
8 40
7 80
7 80
4 00
9 20
9 20
9 20
9 20
9 20
9 20
9
9 20
9 20
4 00
4 00
8 40
600
6 00
12 00
6 00
2 00
12 00
12 00
. 12 00
2 00
7 00
, 7 00
22 00
. 12 00
. 6 00
6
. 6 80
. 6 00
. 7 20
. 6 00
. 6 00
. 6 00
. 2 00
. 2 00
. 6 00
TheMayg-rCo.,aanie 147 08
Burns, R P. snpei visor, dist 26 . . . . 80 00
Reed. 0. vlever on Mullen road 13 80
Tsylor, John. " 1 00
Eldaewav. B. " " ..... 6 30
Ballard. 8 P. chalnman, same. ..... 6 00
Adams. A V, " "
Adorns, J. marker, " 8
Roberta, Kbln, awamper, 0 00
Reed. Joe. flssman. ' ' WJ
Poster, Geo. viewer Makinster road. 2 30
Jaaiibib. GO. - " 7U
Fowler, H M , a ao
Fowler, G 0, chalnman, " ..... x w
Makinster, F W, " 2 00
Makinster. G W. marker. ZOO
Scam Gro C. boardlna prisoners ... 102 75
Meserve, W N. county aurvayor on
Johu Mnllln road
Oregon Mint, pub. court proceedings
financial aiatement ...
blanks
Clark, CO. 5 fUnboards T...
Mackla Bros, lumber county road..
Bennett, BT, wildcat scalps
Kennedy. James, cbainman, Frank
Blahoproad
Splawn, J B, viewer Jobn King road
Adams, W C, work on county road.
Portland Hospital, care of Mra
Buckbee
Howard, HO, lumber
Harris John, deputy supervisor In
district 5.." . -
Kennedy, James, marker on Bishop
road...
Huber, H, b n ity on scalps
Unyerl, BC, lumber....
Buniganlner, W H, supervisor 28 . .
Lsmherson. H C.box for coffin for
Jamos Peacock.
DeLln, River 4 Klnley. coffin ......
Dart. Jamea, costs in Masslecase
George, J , boar J fur jnrora.
Irwin. BV-n C
Godfrey, J H, suwrvtor diet 4 ... .
Watts, J O. tvhonl superintendent. .
Blakesley, A H , boarding prisonera.
Merrill. Edwin, supervisor di-t 5 . . .
Morgan Bros, lumber dl"t 5 ...
Dart A Muckle, supplies for dist 4 . .
supplies for Mrs McCoy.
for Han kins
for court boure. ...
Ztllgitt, F A. supplies. McCullOugh
Olson, M O, work FUhhawk bndge.
Ilogberg, B K, same.....
VanValkenberg. J A. same
DoUn, John, board, James Moore. .
Anderson. 8 O, work on Fishhawk
bridge
Foster, J W, fame as above........
Hudson. J C, bounty on scalps
Seaaeuan, R, supervisor dist 18
Rose. 8 B. drawing lumber dist 18. .
Solomon. T. work of bridge dist 31 . .
Adsms, O C, supervisor dist 19 ... .
Bice. G W, drswing plank dist 81 . . .
Collins, B, work on bridges dist 8. . ..
Blauk.B, ' " " -
22 20
7 75
16 00
19 75
2 50
19 So
2 00
2
1
2
61
69
1 60
7 80
840
10 10
6 10
6 60
6 10
1 60
16 60
8 40
15 00
4 00
2 00
4 00
8? 60
6 10
1 75
8 00
8 00
1 60
1 60
I 501
Truckosety, Mrs,
Nelson. AT, "
Cooley, Foster, constable,
Zelsman, Julias, "
Johnson, Jobn, witness.
Tales, Wm.
Brown, Mrs 0, " "
Harth. Oeo. " "
KLwnblattee, John, con-table,
Hierck,HH, witness, "
Kahlin, Aldebert,
Nelson, A J, constable, "
Nelson, 0, " "
Byckman, J W, " ,
Fowler, B W, constable,
Vallens. G. "
Blskesley. A H, J p, stute vs J C Klce
Blakesley. A 11. " "WJ ..
Decker, C I, Const " " "
Miles, 8 A. wilnea same
Blakesley, J K.saine
Qnkk, B E, ssme
Henderson, H, Boldlng Inquest on
body of McDonald
McAdanis, John, juror, earns
Reynolds, John, same --
Koehn, W, same
yyverson. H, same.......... ..........
Kramer, 0, ssme
Onaindal, H J, same
Byverson, C P, same. -,
Brown. H C. 1 p, state vs McVey . . . ,
Hherron, M. bosrd of Mrs Buckbee. .
Doan, C F, for special deputy clrcnit
court
Huler, Henry, for keeping sister two
months
Pittsburg Mill Co, plunk for r rt 14. .
Case, W l, bridge plank rd 18 ... ..
Cole A Quick, abstracts of landa. . . . .
Dlbblee, 8 W, board of J W Ureen. .
Hnneynian. DeHart & Co, powder. .
Doan. J B, J p. state va Abe Kecvea
Lee, Wm, const, same
Anrys. A P, witness, same
White. Samuel, same
Sehmelr, Alex, same
Smith, W C, same -
Scboonover, 8 G. commissioner
Frskee, P A. same
Wat's, T 0, sdvcTtMng and selling
delinquent tax fsle ..1801 S
Lamlierson. John, viewer of dam
ages O" John King road
Emerson. C S, fame ...
Sherman, J B. same
Swager, JH.jp fees state vs Green-
bagen
Miles, F M, const, bame
Hall, J E. ) p. Nicholson, road sup.
vs Peterson
Haines, Brnce, const, earae .
Hall, J E, j p, Nicholson, road tup,
vs Anderson
Haines, Bruce, const, same
Brown, H C, J p. state vs Lamberson
Fowler, E W, const, same :
Good, Captain, witness, same
Thomas, Ralph, same
Beaver. Wm, same
Strachan, Wm , same
Lamberson, C J. same
McKay. Jas, same
VanDyke. LW.jp. state va Joe 8j-
blskl, et at ' w
Wilson, Frank, const, ssme S3 85
Karth, Wm, witness, same 4 10
DuDont. Joe, witness, same 4 30
Sehibe, A. ssme 4 10
Brown, H C. J p, state vs Glenlskl.. . 11 15
Fowler, B W, constable, ssme 15 20
Butts, Sanford , witness, same 7 00
Ziller, Fred, same ........: 4 00
Bobiskl, Magsle. earns 8 60
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
Large Assortment of Pure and Fiesh
Drugs and Patent Medicines
.AT THg-
600
1 40
100
100
100
1 20
1 00
100
30 65
15 00
60 85
; 00
4 64
18 34
10 60
30 00
139 94
6 05
4 75
1 70
1 70
1 70
1 70
29 80
14 00
St. Helens Drug Store
TOILET ARTICLES
SOAPS, PERFUMERY, BRUSHES, POWDERS, &G.
Prescriptions Compounded
AT ANY HOUR DURING THE DAY OR NIGHT
Dr. Edwin Ross, Proprietor
ST. MEJIjE13SrS
THE ST, CHARLES HOTEL
Corner Front and Morrison, Street.
This is tbe most popular hotel In Portland, snd baa been for
many years. If you want to meet a friend yon will aurely
Aid him at the St. Charles. It also enjova tbe patronage of
the business man of the northwest Courteous attendants.
Favorite Hotel of the City of Portland.
O. W".
4 03
4 00
4 00 I
2 00
4 70 1
2 50
2 70
2 65
8 60
8 K
THE BANQUET
Main Street. St. Helens. Oregon.
FINE WINES, LIQUORS, AND CIGARS
Xha estahrat &iirt r" t m fir ana bi.
a. Good Billiard and Pool Table Is provided for the use of! r"ns. ana names woo wish
. to spend a pleasant hour should remember "THB BAfyUl!.T.
OnlB iha urst n sjaat f lnur pt on nnb.
19 30 Card Tables are at tbe disposal of patrons who indulge - n , a social .neof earda
a on and we can assure them tbat they will be well treated at THIS BAHIiUa I.
CITY
3 90
6 20
4 00
4 20
5 70
1 60
and we can assure them tbat they '
"W. A.. MKKKKB, Proprietor
LEADING - RESORT - IN - THE
TsAJ. JOKZL-iE! BROS
MARDFACTCBKKa OF AHD DKaUBft IX
Rough and Dressed Lumber
00
1 00
I 25
100
. SO
!50
1 20 1
I 05
22
1 84
1 92
105
20
Anderson, A,
Jones, K. " " "
Lightfoot, Tom. " '
Woodbaro, H, "
Bishop, P. " '
Clark, Pred, " "10...
Quigley, A J, " "
Barr Broa, lumber.
Owena.C U. lumber. -
Kdfi-erton, W Ar nails,
Hainea, Bruee, anpervisor dlstlO ..
Merrill, Frank, wort dtat 10..
Weed, Judsan, postage . ........
8!ntak,Rosa,wltnesa,statev. Qleniskl
Fowl. Mrs, -
Sobiski, Frank, " " -
Oleniskt. Mrs, " M
Gieniski, Felix, '
Glei.iski, MO, " "
Fowler, Geo, July,
Stahman, Hank. "
Makinster, F W. "
Bradley, Lewis, ' " -
Woodham.H, " "
Jordon.J J, "
Brown, H C J p, sute t- Fotter ....
Wolf, Wm witness, "
Vsncleve, Ben, "
Grant, Oeo, M
1
10
s
8
15
12
24
19
V
1
11
6
2
8 00
19 60
6 00
12 60
22 60
84 60
16 75
1 00
26 76
8 00
360
33 00
13 30
8 25
7 00
6 00
760
6 00
10 SO
10 00
23 65
18 00
38 86
7 50
4 65
33 60
23 65
20 00
660
650
6 60
660
1 60
1 50
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
100
13 05
' 1 5
6 10
6 10
. J. 1ST. Slusser,
HAIR -DRESSER
- AKO
T0NS0RIAL ARTIST.
:FIR AND CEDAR;
Of Every Style, Grade and Variety
AT THE OLD STAND,
ST. HELENS,
OREGON
mt-nttv located in the citv and
wishing to eatalilish myself, t invite the
nublie to favor me with at least a share of
your trade. Sharp, keen razors.
COLBUBN'8 OLD STAND
STOP FOH YOUR MEDICINS AT THE
ST. HELENS,
OREGON
Fruit Trees-
Kortharn Sor. Snitsenbunr. Ben Davis,
Baldwin, Gravensteiu, Etc.
- Awarded
Ilgbest Honors World'a Fnlr,
mm
MOST PERFECT MADE.
A pore Crape Cream of Tartar Powder. Fret
Ammonia. Alum or any other adulterant
40 YEARS THB STAIJUAKU.
CLATSKANIE , DRUG STORE
Where yon will find the largest stock of f stent
Medicines. Prescription Drugs, Toilet Artie lea, etc.,
ever found in Columbia County.
DE. J. E. " HALL, Proprietor
Italian, Petite and Silver.
IrL
Cyi'HlT
Plum, Cherry and Pear Trees.
The tables are always supplied with tbe Best Edjblea nnd Delicsv
eies the market affords.
. . n .f I
, ,,, m nni. n.i rruii. iwmm ,v ki.iiu i . . ,
.rtfe REASONABLE FOR REGULAR BOARDERS
A aire lot of Ourrar.t. Goosebcrrv, Wine-1
berry and Earheart Kaspberry.
A. HOLADAY,
Scappoosa, Or.
Having been newly refurnished we are prepared to give satisfac
tion to all our patrons, snd aolicit a shore of your patronage. ;
J. GEORGE, Proprietor, St. Helens, Oregon
PROFESSIONAL.
-VHOMA8 C. WATTS, ;
NOTARY PUBLIC.
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS TAKBN,
CONVXYANCINQ ANDGBNKRAL NOTAKIAL
WORK DONK.
REUBEN,
IvloTjTLJTT BROS
THE LEADINO MERCHANTS OF
Vernonia and Cornelius, On.
WRITE TO CORNELIUS FOR STAGE DATES.
oregon FISHERMEN AND CAMPERS SUPPLIED
JJR. A. r. MCLAKUI,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
n. b. curr,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Bt, Helena, Oregon.
. . J. H, DECKER . . .
Rainfer. Oregon. I rTTf-TsJ fi( jT I T, S " ' 1 ' 1 1 ' JL '
The old and reliable barber bas bis rasors jnst aa
shsrp 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
J. K. HAM
PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON.
Clatskanle. Columbia eounty. Or. I
D
R. j. M. P.CHAXBtEHa,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
St. Helena. Oregon.
K. MS3EBVK,
Sttryeyor and CSyil Engineer
DELEN A, OREGON.
The table will be supplied with the best the market affords.
Board by the Dsy, Week, or month at Reasonable rates
Everything Clean. A Share of Your Patronage ia Solicited.
A. H. BLAKESLEY, Prop, ST. HELENS, OR
ST. HELENS MEAT MARKET
All kinds of Fresh and Salted Meats, Sausage and Fish. Meats
by Wholesal j at Special rates. Ei press wagon run to all parts : - -
ol the the city, and charges reasonable.
Aiisi SmLAND - & - SHELDON, - PROPRIETORS
Docesaary to accomplish thie tmi.