The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913, December 21, 1894, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextOREGON MIST. ruHLHIIH KviRY FRIDAY, SIDE-IIEAI) PARAGRAPHS. K""- f "r cows, branded "ll" Ti -I. , ona bsyj-year. - win u nia ior the delivery ol tbt cow; and 5 for t delivery the horse to Bwmland A SlisldonjSt. jimaua, 7T. it, Mi;iOUOVi. LWfTEM I Or ADMtMllTftATIO. E. P. Riley, or Portland, w.a, on Monday laat appointed by Judge BlanelieM, administrator ol ilia estate of W W wis, imnm, anu nied his bond, which was accepted by the enmity Judge. Too ppolntment was niado upon the recommendation of the widow and father ol the deceased. The principal rt of lh property It situated at Panby, this oounty. 0L Too TiOi.-Io speaking of the number of Junto court oases, Judge E. D. Bh.tturk, of Portland, a few days ago, taidi "I say, without fear of contradiction, that hundred, yee, thousands, of dolUrt ere apent annuel! by the county to pay justice, constable end district attorney fees In the useless prosecution of small civil disputes under the guite of criminal notions. Thia system ought to be frowned down. It li an outrage," Found Bisirroa. A. couple of mall boye, while cruising back of town last Sunday morning, found human keleton, which bad evlden'ly been deposited for great many yeara. The back part of the akull,only, projected above the eurface, the reet of the body being buried. Upon eiamlnatlon it wae found that the akull had been fractured on the back of the head, the blow breaking the bone and mashing the akull flat. It waa thought by come that the skeleton wae that of an Indian, ainoe the place where it wae foaod, near the mouth of Milton creek, Jim always been the rendeivoue of few natives. Suoht CoLusioa The steamer Iralda and Elwood had a alight collie slooettbis place Tuesday morning. Both steamers wort attempting to make the landing, coming together bead on. and were close to the wharf. The Iralda gave the signal to pass to the right, which wae changed by the Elwood to paaa to the led, the former steamer again blew one whistle to pass to the right. All tbeae signals came In quick succession, ae the boats were so cloea together all Hie time neither could change her eourse and they name together, the guard of the El wood carrying away a part of the Iralda'a house. The dsmage wae but light, however, and will be easily re paired. Too Many Lite This. He stepped off the Telephone with an otd-fenhioned satchel la hie hand and looked about him wonderingly, eaya tit Astoria Budget. Finsnny he sidled up to a Budged reporter and asked in broken Kngltan, "Ver dose council ehambere eeaf "Council chamber," reepouded the reporter, "what do you want with the council chamber thia time io the dayT "Don't mention it. I ymisl from the old country come over, end I am going to run for the council chamber, and when Mr. Harrison beee the United Stales again I move from (he thamber Into the gustom house. J pretty quick catch on, eeaf And he trudged on op the street talking dutch to a raw Irishman who was looking for job on the police force. Suohtlt Mrroaic George Gib eon banded us a good sited chunk of aome other world Saturday, in the abape of part of an atrolit that fell at short distance below Junction City, Lane county, Oregon, some time since, ways the rrineville Review. We are told these meteoric stones may not be aiooe at all when they are out in space ; but before tbsy strike our atmosphere they may be toil, vegetable matter, a karaa or a man for that matter, but whatever Substance it is. it Unites and burns by the friction, caused by pass ing so rapidly through ouretmoeuhere. 11 one begin pondering on this sub ject, and be will soon arrive at the conclusion, that tlie-e are a whole lot f tbioge he don't know . Touoht M Tims. A curiosity in the way of s country schoolmaster is Prof. John W. Woods, reapeclabla and respected,eyatbeCorvellis Times. He baa probably taught more terme of district school than any other man in America. His carreer a a pedagogue begun when he wee seventeen yearn Aid in tb Henkle mill scboolbouse on Msry's river, Benton county, In 1864. That was over 40 yeara ago, and Prof. Woods, without rising above the rank of a country schoolmaster, has followed the business ver since, winding p his last school In Douglas county last Friday. He laught only In the noun ties of the WillamelU valley, and be lacks only three months of having aught 106 terms. He Is " seourc anotuer school so that be may complete his 100 terms. He is a bach--j a ... of an. More than S9.000 have been paid him for his eer ioes, tbe most of which has gone to paydebts lor Indigent and unfortu nate relatives. Chpsch Fai. The ' Congregat onalcnurcu a ornnlted themselves lor the purpose .rP.i . .Hnrch at that place and are making a very .tirection. They have been, at work for some time prPln.,0.r F( Ida Cooa patron- - .h , !. 1..11 knt meals were servea, .. -i nira. coDee. bT5oTl'wdTb& In the youth numner oi 0Hr DUrohaed almost anything from a sew ng need Je open until a late nour ' ? u " ""-L" iJi.m, tha whole, was WaSletl. IW'"""., .-A mm hoB The fair, on anil nri one oi piwui-- .hown so o p'ru' ."t:.: .howi 7io " T ' J . .iiMML I UDMTAIIRSQuABL.--UplnBpO- kane two rival undertakers bad a dis pute as to which should bury the oorpss) of William Smith, who cam to his dnalb from the afreets of a gunshot wuunu inniciea upon his corpse by one Adulpbus Helheim. One of the rivals brought suit against the other and replevmed the body of Smith be fore the other fellow could gel it into jhe grave. The publio have a listless interest in wstching the case, just to ii a mooern miracle can be per formed, and if the undertaken can ac complish what the doctors can nut; mat is, recover the dead. Laet Oentary'e Servant Glrla. Our em nd mothers alirh for tha "rnnA old times," but the "servant question" seems to nave been a perplesinc one even a nunared years ago this month. The following advertisement waa in serted by an Irascible householder in I New York pa per of December 4, 1794: "I want to hire a servant girl, who lit once condescended to do house work she thall have a black woman to do the drndirery and a white srirl of fourteen to carry her ei presses to her lover. My coach shall be at her cell every afternoon at o o'clock twice in tha week she may attend the am phitheater, vulgarly called the circus. She ma v be more acceptable if she haa a taate for novelties, can dance well, aud knows tha secret character of Ind ies of high life in town. To such a tie generous wages will be given. N. B. Nona need apply that will not engage for ona month, aa the lad ies of the present day (who hire out) often break their oontraot, and slip off, to the great embarraiement of their -mployer. Apply at No. 67, Petticoat Lane.'1 THUS BAINIKH FAIR. Editors Mist: The Ladies' Aid Society of Rlnier, have bit uon a method which, if not new. is somewhat unique, In raising funds for charitable and church purposes. It consisted in what ia known ae a fair, there being useful and ornamental articles, made mostly by the untiring industry of the varioua members of the society, placed on ihibiliou for Rale. This fair was held in Masonic hall, the use of which waa generously donated by the frater nity, and in additiou to the very at tractive appearance of tha main hall, made so by the dft and ingenious lourbes of skillful ladies, was added a dining room in ona of the ante-rooms, where oystere in various forms, were eerved, together with other delicious vianda, to tempt the appetite and add coffers to the trersury. White the groee receipts far eioeeded the most sanguine eipectatione for these bard timee, aggregating 110500, yet the greatest and most gratifying success of the whole enterprise wss the necessary teal and unanimity with which the so ciety, and fur tbat matter, nearly the entire community, labored. The value of such an achievement cannot be measured in dollars and cents it is undving proof of the stability of our institutions and tha patriotism of our people. While wa are not disposed to make any especial claims for Rainier people, your correspondent prophesies that if they continue to hold together in tha future aa at present, it will not be long ere a chapel will grace the hill and become a counterpart to the noble school building which wa regard with unpardonable pride. It la impossible to make public acknowledgment of all the devotion and generous sacrifice be stowed by varioua individuals, bnt Messdames Clarke and Deilt are da serving of especial mention for vigor ous and persistent labor, and Mrs. Carlson, for tha contribution of clinic materiel. Amid the multitude of cares the organist was by no means forgot ten, and she can only make publio ac knowledgement, not alone of the pres ent received, but of the kind apprecia tion of her humble efforts to serve the publio. Theee gatherings aerva to ce ment in lastfag union the lies of neigh borly friendship better than any other method yet tried, and Is worthy of trial In any community. Sawctioii. FROM OVER THl STATE. Considerable fruit is being shipped from the Grand Ronda valley to Den ver. Ttuntwrrtea are in all states, from the bloom to lb ripeued berry n Coos county. Several big merchants of Eastern Oregon hsve formed a "pool" to buy goods together. The Pendleton roller mills' pur chase price for wheal nas aroppea from SO to 28 cents. Riddle. Douglas county, has not bouses enough to accommodate tne people who want to live there. Sherman county owee 123.071 in warranU and interest, aan on u...u and unpaid tates cut tws oown we net debt oflW.wu. The Arago, Coos county, creamery la receiving aboui fw poun tiv oh dav. and the daily output of butter is about 200 pounds.. v..nni af the Treasury Foster, who visited Baker City laal week, ha. returned East, but expect to be in Baker again in tne near mm. A.tiria la to issue bonds to the ex tent of 1200,000 to obtain money lo eon struct a system of waterworks They will run 30 years and draw i per cant intertst. The prlee of flour, says Um Grant County News, "-:,, mand and excellent quvi"-- ---raUed to 14.25 per barrel wboU-ele and M 60 retail. One of our farmers east of town, says the Cattaga Grove Leader, recently sold a cow for 12 and a hog for f 15. In Oregon the hog is king, while the horte and cow take a back teat. William Davis, of Klamath county, hsrm"d8400 pound, of butter tl... ,onnd. He said mat m r- 22.60 per bead this year. .. . .-i. niuml nni behind it. the Pendleton o''"" "? " With a successiui -t---- nd H, no -;-"- (nde hae closed ior ne "----;-- , na closed lor tne wism -M. CKr.u..iMin. are to be painted nfl OUs HID MMaM"l- . tA The mill prod to be a complete Miccets When It st. rts up in the !DrinB there will have been made many h iprovements, and the ugre gate for 1896 will, beyond doubt; f.r excel the mount handled tbi year. FEIMONAIj AND QENBKAL. Pay th printer. Next Tuesday UChrlttmat. Harvey PowJer.of w.-, ..i . Saturday latt. ' 01 flMr' WM town nL0'.wa. J?-w Edwin Merrill, of Deer LUnd ... on our streets Monday, "wnaw Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Jolm. i tha metropolis last FridaJ. ' WWe io Mr. and Mrs. Jmel M.ickle were In Portland latt Friday and 8tu,Iy '""Pfi'tor of the town site of Goble, .. town g.0 Little Oracle Dart is Suffering a severe atUck ol typhoid-pneumonia John Dolan and Eliia ntt.. . Oillton, were in , county Monday Mr. and Mrs. A. Davit were n..... gere up on the Iralda Wsdn.-t- inornlng. ' D. J. Baker, ol VernonU, proved ,. on Ills claim before Judm hi. ...... J, laet Monday, prielors of the citv water i. rr i. " -,-. , Remember the matin l.m... ..... tatnmeut next Thursday evening at has anknalki-sausi Commissioner 8choonor fv... noma, waa in town a Iw m nm.. I... . . .' tueaoay morning, The Queen iaied till ith A mW.r. I. tow Monday, and the 6ckUham !ih anoiner on tuesaay morning, Mrs. J. R. Bwcgle left for HilUvm. wedneeday, where she will rmin over Christmas, visiting relatives and uienua. It Is said npon good aulhuritv th.t Chauncy M. Lock wood, of Portland, will be chief clerk to Secretary of Bute avincaia. If you want to sell, buy or exchanee goods the newspaper is the only way by which you can make it profit ed anown. Supper will be served at the St. Hel ens hofel on Christmas night, iu con nection with tne dance to be given at tins plaoe on thai night. Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Watts, of Rsu ben, went to Portland Friday to attend the Instituting ceremonies of a new chapter of the Eaetero 8tar. Rev. Judy request ut to announce that ho will preach in St. Helens next 8unday evening. His subject will be : "St. Helens' Greatest Need." Quite a delegation peisel through here on their way to Oillton to attend the regular seaaion of the couuty alli ance which mat on that day. The Banquet saloon baa closed up, its license having expired last Satur day. It ia thought Uiat Mr. Meeker will not take out a new license. J. H. Bannon.of Clark county, and R. L. Pollik, fofmerly of this county, killed two cougars while out hunting near Vancouver one day last week. The members of Avon lodge, No. 62, Knight of Pythias, are especially re quested lo be present at installation of oltlcer. wbicn usee place new xear night. There will be a social given at Ma sonic ball this (Friday) evening, at whiob coffee and cake will be served, and a general good social time ia ex peeled. J. B. Meeerve came up from Rainier Wedneeday, where be has been mat Inc some artictio improvements on the interior ol Mr. Jonu uioDiee s res idence. Clonincer & Brinn. proprietors of the Model saloon, bava dissolved part nership, Mr. Brinn, retiring from the business. Mr. Clooinger will coutioue at tha old staud. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob 8erber, Captain Cox, S. A. Miles, Lindley Meeker, Hen derson Orchard, and Mrs. Captain Good were passengers up on the steamer Iralda from this place Wednesday. Harry West, of Scappoose, was in town Tuesday and informed us that his father, W. W. West, waa slowly improving from bis recent ill health. Thia will be gratifying newt to that gentleman's many frisnda. Meters. 8trachan and Gihbs have just completed a three-wire fence, en closing 400 acre of land at tba month of Milton creek, tha property of Bay A Jeffriee, of Portland. The land will be used exclusively for pasture. John" Vanblarioom, John Ed holm and D. B. Denlow came over from Vernonia laat Bundaj to attend to business in the clerk's office. They reported about two feet of snow on the ' . .,.1 . mountain anu it was sun snowing. Those who enjoy tripping the light fantastic will have ample opportunity to do so during the holidays. There will be balls given at Soappoose and St. Helena on Christmas night, and in St. Helena on New Year night. The oily council could not do a wiser thing than make an appropriation to sssiat In building the pronoeed plant walk between 8t. Helens and Houlton. Thv ahonld contribute in proportion to tbe estimated benefit to be derived. Governor elect Lord has appointed aa his private secretary W litis 8. uun iway, of Portland. Mr. Dujiway ia a .nn nf Mra. A bi trail Sotott-Duniway, of .n,nn aufTraee fame, and a nephe r H W. Boon of the Oresonian. He is in every way qualified for the poti lion. Bandera Brothere, of Portland, will entertain the people of thia place and i. iirmnn.iinar neishborhooVla with a scioptionn entertainment, under the auapices of the publio school, at the sehoolhouae next Thursday eveninn, n...mh 97. Admission 25 and lo cents. Doors open at 7 o'clock. The first of the year ia near at band. at which time everyrxwy snouiu leaetmakean attempt to square up their accounts, and we hope those owing us will find it convenient to do tbie, thereby enabling us to make .ma other fellow happy by treating bim in tbe tame way. Track-laying is progressing rapidly on ina old narrow guage rauroao. Tha heavy rails which are now being put down have been laid a mile or mora nortn ol west Dayton toward Dundee. The heavy raila now being laid down, and greatly improved road bed on this line would indicate tbat the Southern Pacifio intend making thie branch in good shape for a much great er increase in traffic over the line. Tha Salem Pott is making consider able of a stir over a young man who was engaged to two young women at the same time. That is nothing. Or ville Van Buren Thompson, a man of thirty, of Chicago, was engaged to seven young ladine at tbe same time, using tbe same diamond ring for each, and besides has a wife and two chil dren. Tbe Salem man is "not in it." Astoria day at the exposition at tracted a large crowd from the city by tbe sea. A to the reception they re ceived in return for tbe courteous treatment tendered by them 10 the Portland Chamber of Commerce on a recent viait lo Astoria, can bast be related by those who ware present. To a disinterested witneas they seemed disappointed. Tbe Nehalem Journal, Vernonia, R. II. Mitchell, editor, ie agaiu a wel come visitor at this office. Tbe paper suspended publication last July, but was resurrected last week end piacea under new management, and we trust will receive a liberal patronage. All the deeda of the present subsidy onlv call for a railroad from Astoria to transcontinental connection, at - . . . wa at first in the deeds that it should be from Astoria, or Flavel. but Flavel hat been left out. The road will be from Astoria only. Clerk Weed and wife were in Port land Wedueeday. Mr. Weed atteuded the meeting of the county clerke and recorder, of tbe .tale, and ia on a committee ou constitution and by taw for the prOioeed new organiza tion, with instructions to report later. John Cooper, who hat been very low with typhoid fever, pasted the 21 day notch laat Wednesday and ia now improving. He bad gone the tweniy one daya without eating, the nourish ment taken being a li. tie milk. The dance on Cbriatmas at this place will be conducted the entire night, or aa long as you wish to in dulge. Don't stay away for fear of not getting dancing enough. Remember that supper can be had here on Cbristniaa uigbt. All who air tend the dance will be well fed. Editor L. W. VaoDyke, of Verno nia, was in town a few minutes yester day, en route lo Portland. Mitt Jotie Grove, of Portland, came down from Portland Wednesday after noon on tbe Iralda. The people of Houlton are prepar ing for a Cbriatmaa tree at that place on Christmaa Eve. Sheriff Doan was in Portland Wed nesday in attendance on tbe sheriff' convention. E. O. Darling, of Pitlabnrg, came down from Portland Wednesday. PERIS POINTERS. Dell Fowler's son is suffering from an attack ot something very mucb like typhoid fever. We heard that there was the largest run of log laet week that was ever made in Milton creek. Mr. 8. Voeberg and Mrs. R. Bailey enjoyed a pleasant visit with Mrs. B. F. Pope at her borne last Friday. It seems that winter haa eet in in earnest by the amount of enow and rain we are having. At tne present time the snow is seven inches deep at this place. MAYGEB ITEMS. C. N. Davidson ia very busy at bis wood coutraoW Our school ended last Friday, and Charley Mc is a very sad man. Jack Hunlly has removed from this place to the island above 8tella. Mrs. M. DavidaoD has returned after a two week'e visit to her parent at Nappavine, Wash. Our esteemed friend J. B. Buckler hat taken a partner for better or for worse, we know not wbtcb. We have a new baby in our town. It waa born to tbe wife of John 8ockburg on December 2nd. Mr. A. Croaker has been.on a visit to the family of J. Cramer for the paat week, and has just returned home. C W. Marger intends moving hi family to Portland so that bis ehil ilran nan have the benefit of better schools. The Green Creek Lumber Company intend putting men to work soon fix ing np their skid road preparatory to next season's work. All tbe skids will be faced. One of our woodhaulers took French leave the other night, taking with him horu and waeon belonging to tbe M.vapr Porno nv. An officer ia on hi track, and his apprehension is but a question of time. Thonsanda Coming-. Editor Hofer, of the Salem Journal, who recently returned from the Mid dle West. seaks in the following em h.tin manner: "The Dress of the state is speaking quite freely of the ..a,imr tirld of immigration from the ki to Oreeon. The forerunners of an army of several hundred thousand people are now arriving on vj nam Tha hundred of thousands are nn- j.,K.,iitf to come in tbe next two ....... Wt nn ran doubt tbe pontile- tion of the Willamette valley will double within five years and contain a round hlf million of people. ,. Th Journal speaks from positive when it says tbat thnus- of families in the Dakotaa, Iowa, Minnetola, Nebra.xa, Illinois, Mis souri, snd Kansas will come to West ern Oregon within the next six months. These states have all been afflioted, nr liaa. with drouth, short crops -.t tntninrable suffering from hot -..iw the oast year. Io some of ham aat areas wsre literally burn un bv tbe beat and drouth, eausing ar - tr AWstfdtodl Highest Honor WerW Pair. r v iVa CnSAT.2 PCvOG MOST PERFECT MADE K pure GrtpeCreim of Tartar Powder. Fret from Ammonia, Alum or tny other adulterant. 40 YEARS THE STANDARD. great euffering, destitution and depop ulation. The people in those section have food for neither themselves nor stork, and have no wsier or fuel. BORN. UKIK. At Houlton. Orrgon, December 6, 1894. to tbe wtr- of i ohn V tie, a ton. ltetlce ef riwal aettteaaant. -vrOTICR Is hcrebrs4vn that I bav ll filed my fin Ml report and Anal account ol my administration npon the estate of 8. F. Bhattuck, deceased, with the county clrr ol Columbia count Oregon, ami inai the honorable judge of the comity court of said county and utate ha appointed Hon itsy. the 7th dav of Jannarv. 18U6, at II o'clock A. M.t and the courtroom of said court in Ht. Helens, Oregon, aa the tim- snd place for the hearing thereof ; at which time and place any person interested there in may appear and contest the same. o SOt 28 Administrator. For Sale ss- - ENGLISH SHROPSHIRE RAM8 Addn-s W. W. WEST. 8CAPPOOHE. - - OREGON Buy a Home -IN- St. Helens The original town plat can be seen by applying in person on E. E. QUICK, Realdent Agent, St. Helena, Oregon FOR PORTLAND, DAILY. STEAMIR- Young America VIA WILLAMETTE SLOUGH. fave St. Helens Arrive at Portland..., Leave Portland Arrive at Ut. Helens.. 6:90 A. 10KJ0" .8:30 P. 6:00 Round Trip Tickets 50 Cents Will carry nothing but Passen gers snd ciBt freight. JAMES GOOD, MASTER. latatt Bvsry Friday Merals. THE OREGON niST $i.go Per Year. BEBQLB DAVIS, Prea-a. PROFESSIONAL. -iHOMAS C. WATTS, NOTARY PUBLIC. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS TAKEN, CONVEYANCING AND GENERAL NOTARIAL WORK DONE. REUBEN, OREGON iqr. a. r. McLaren. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Rainier. Oregon. pjR. H. B. CLIFF, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. 8k Helens, Oregon. QR. J. E. BALL, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Clatskanie, Columbia county, Or. D R. J. M P. CHALMERS, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. 61. Helens, Oregon, H. ME8SRVE, Surveyor and Civil Engineer DELENA, OREGON. Conn ty Surveyor. Land Surveying, Town Hatting and Engineering work prompu execute. . . at'?" , SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT There has lut been received a large assortment of pare and fresh drags, patent medians, ate. Also numerous other articles which are found in all Orst-ciase drug stores. Bemesaber that tba place le buy your drugs is at a drag store. SAM HELENS - -- TOILET ARTICLES - - Thlt house also csrrie a very large assortment of fancy notions, consisting Of toilet artirles such as perfumery, soaps, tooth-brushes, tooth-powders, and in fact all article included in tbat line. Also writing paper and school supplies. PRESCRIPTIONS COMPODNDED DAY OR NIGHT A competent pharmaciet ia always on band ready to compound prescriptions on abort order. Mr. Ross in ever watehfnl alwaya find what yon want at bis estabUshmen DR. EDWIN MAIN STREET ST. CHARLES HOTEL If yon want to meet a friend yon Center Front and Morriaoa Sts. Portland, Oregon. THE B--lsTQUHlT Main Street. Bt. Helena. Oregon, FINE WINES, LIQUORS, AND CIGARS Che eeielnrateft Vtnltart "" lt en gHraht.' A Good Billiard and Pool Tabls is provided lo spend a pleaaant hour i iour snould tl tise Vat-eei gleet Card Tables are at the disposal of patron and we can assure tliem Ibattney win oe wen ueateu ii -ina Biuiiuoi. W, A. HERKEB, proprietor LEADING - RESORT IvIUCDKXjEI BROS MANUFACTURERS Rough and Dressed Lumber :FIR AND Of Every Style, AT THE ST. HELENS, Clatskanie Drugstore PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED AT ALL HOURS Patent Medicines, Prescription Drug. Toilet Articles, Fancy Notions, etc. EH-iECtvTS The tables are always supplied cies the market affords. TERMS REASONABLE Ha vine; been newly refurnished we are prepared lo give satislao tion to all our patrons, and solicit a sbnre of your patronage. J. GEORGE, Proprietor, St Helens. Oregon lvl0lSriJTT BROS THE LEADING Vernonia and WRITE TO CORNELIUS FOR STAGE DATES. FISHERMEN AND CAMPERS SUPPLIED St. Helens MEAT HARKET mu by wholesale at Special Rates. . . J. H, TONTSORIAL. ARTIST The old and reliable barber has his raiors just aa sbsrp as can be found, and will abava you com fortably and quickly for only fifteen cent, GIVE HIM A CALL AT THE OLD STAND ON STRAND ST The table will be supplied with the best tbe market affords. Board by the Day, Week, cr Month at Reascnafcia r:::s Everything Clean. A Share of Your Patronage is Solioited. ' IC a; BLAKESLEY, "A- DRUG STORE of the public s demands, ana yoa wiu t. ROSS, Prop. - 8T. HELENS, OREGON THIS LEADING SAMILV HOTEL HA8 BetS) COM PLETELY RENOVATED. will tartly And him at this hotel. c. w. KNOWLES, Praprtetsr a4 Wseagsr for tbe nae of Patron, and partiee wbo wun rememoer -innDABiu.i. ef fiqnore Jtesrt en g)atb. who wish to Indulge rn a social game or cards - IN - THE CITY OF AND DEALER IN CEDAR: Grade and Variety OLD STAND, OREGON Is the Waca a eacuf Vsur Fresh Madia) nM DR. J. B. HALL. Pranrktae H2 'l'H'.T i with tbe Best Edibles and Delictv- : FOR REGULAR BOARDERS MERCHANTS OF Cornelius, Oen. rsk and salted insata, sansaee, and fish. An szprese wagon runt daily to all parts of tbs city. Sweetland & Sheldon. Mala St., st. rMaaa, Qrefaa DECKER . . a Prop., ST. HELENS, OR jneel with aDuooeu