The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913, January 11, 1895, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextI OREGON MIST. PUlUtHtD BVIBY FRIDAY. SIDE-MAD PARAGRAPHS. - Biroemoa CioaaD.Th Portland eipotltton, after atruggliiig avral week, battling agalnt great odd, hae eAosad iu dimr to the public Thue t urtlsrid has been taught anotherleesriu bat the publio ar Dot to be gulled at all tiro tod under til olroumstance KoCE Jiw- c - gwovyv- Commli tonw Bohoonover, ol Vernonia, n oyer Tuesday to attend th regular Jauuary term of county oourk II reports four feet o( mow on lb mountain between It. Helena end Vernonia, making travel between tbe two pleoee elmoet impOMibl. -KuUroVaa-Tbe river el this Vlaocleet Satu.day morning wee full of lawloge, whioh ware Said to have via from the Willamette. Tbejr were allied in with floating loeand soma driftwood. People along the bore with email boat were hue pick sng ep loga a good part of the day. Striae Run Bandit. A. deep fall .of enow eupplemented by a heavy fall if rain, hae eaueed rapid viae in all fcbo emaller etreame tribuUry to tbe Columbia and Willamette river. Rome f the emaller etreama in a few boura became raging torrent, carrying away everything that waa loose, eauving a great amount of damage in placet. Cauiroa or OwataaHip.The K lama Bulletin haa been a. Id to F. R. tJmiih, of Foreet Grove, Oregon, and T. H. Adams, county school annerin undent of Cowlita county, Waeh. Thee gentlemen got out their flret etnlaei week, and from iu appear noo tbey underatand thoroughly the great work which tbe have under Avothb Bailboav Oommt. Ar title of incorporation wore filed with theaecreury of elate lest Tburaday, neorporating the Oregon Construction Cotnpaoy, which will have iu princi pal onto at amotm. lie capital am it plaoed at $3,000,000. The loonrpor tort are Edwin Stone, J. L. Smith and F. R. Strong. It hae been auggeetod that tbey will build the Uoble rued. i i mi . ! Pat Yora SoMcairnoii-The dol lar belonging to tbe printer where are theft A dollar hare and a dollar there, aeattered over email towna, all over tbe country, mile and mile apart bow ahatl they be gathered to gether Com horn, y are wanted : ore in inle Ale that w may aend you fourth again to battle for him, and v.ndioaie liia Credit. Header, are you cure you haven't a couple of print er doltara nicking to your trousers Feel down and aee, if you are not aur. cUaaj tatiaa FnwaawMr. A. Hot- day, nuraeryman, of SoappooeCv, in- forme u that be haa eold all hia at y plea thia year at 1 per boi. Quality will elwara regulato the price, and thero ie alwaya a demand f the ew aerior article. Mr. Uoladay raiae fruit for a bueioeae. and oimaeqtieotif trie to keep up the quality, thereby commanding the beet price In the market. Other fruit growora may do the earn thing if tbey will give tbe attention to tbir orchard that tbey ebould. , , " OtTTLTT or llatcoHTa. The trial of attorney X. H. Sleeve in Fortland for the murder of George W, eyre ended teat Saturday by the Jury Snding verdict of maoleurh tar. The caae occupied twenty-bve day. A motion lor a new trial will be argued toon, and tbould that be denied the ante will poetibl) go to the aopremo court. It it aaid that on Brat ballot the Jury atood ais for murder in tbe flret degree, Ave for acquittal and one for manalaughter. On the S7tb ballot tbey agreed to manalaogbtar. . Taw Cotwrr IllW have been Informed by gentleman familiar with the document that a bill haa been framed end wilt be presented loth egiaUiar, by the pontile of Rainier, atking that tbe people of Columbia canty may be allowed to vote on the re-location of tbe county teat. The bill provide, aa we are informed, that at tbe nut general election the quae tkm of changing tbe county aeat will be aubmitted to the people, and that In caae of no place receiving a major Ity of all vote oeat, a eeeond vote will be taken on the two highest eandi datee at the general election following. Tub Bamsbt BatATa The will of Fraderick B. Ramsey, the old man who waa burned to death In hia cabin, waa v Sled , for probate yeeterday. County Ttatorer A. A. Lambert waa appointed eieoutor, and he it left lifiOO in cash in lien of all damaada be may have against the aetata. John Ramaey, a brother, ia given 12000 arid Qeorgt Ramaey, a nephew, f 3,000. Irijah B;ere raoeivea $2000, and the St. Vtnoeat hoapiul a aimilar amount. The balance of the estate ia to b dis tributed among the lacal heira. The value of the estate ia reported to be - klAA AAA W,WV. ; Aa Old Claim. The suit recently filed in the atate circuit court by Ed ward Cannon againat the Astoria sV Portland Railroad Company recalla tome incident of the attempt of the defendant corporation lo construct a railroad from Astoria to Portland In ' 1893. In that year the railroad fever bad reached iu tint atage. Tbe peo ple of Astoria, who were deairoua of traneoontinantal communication, of fared a large land aubaidy to C. W. Scofleld and George Go, ol Salt Lake City, on condition that tbey build the road. The company waa Incorporated 'tb Mr. Scofleld aa viot-preiident, and Mr. Qot aa chief engineer. After a few month's work on the grading con tract the company became financially embarrassed, and work waa dropped. How Mr. Cannon euee-the company for 117,663.33 on a claim aasigned to him by Mr. Bco&eld for aalary due him for service rendered as vice-president, at the rate of f 500 per month. Mr. 8oo- field bat resided in Aetoria ever since .work on the road wa begun in March, 1831 Mr. J. Frank Watson, of that sttty, it anrcatary of lb company. Tbadb Ooc to FoatLAao. It it la deed unitooa that tbe principal tiart of the trade of Columbia county goat to Portland, yet It It not very aur prising. Portland merchant, through close competition and cheap tranep. tattoo, together with liberal advertis ing, circular, etc., aeoure nearly all tbe each trade from this eoonty. i ne reason for till la they reach out for buslnoss in a buaineaa way, They realise that a merchant cannot aell good without tbe people are aware that he baa Weill, and leg in mate an vertlainir i the only way tbi oan be done. Kor la thia alL A community ia measured by the etandard of it hue tnesa enterprisea, and nrospemive Ini iniuraiiia era onnaiautly sending for ample copies of the newspaper that tliey may ettimate tbe busloesa of a particular arctiuo by tbe column of it newpper. A well patronised newaoaoer i the best recommeiidatinn a ooiiimutiity can aend nut, fr proe pective aetllere depend almoet entirely uuiid it for guidance. Ie it eoy won der that while other sections of tbe northwest have improved rapidly with-, in the past few years, Columbia county haa atood almost still T Jot so long aa the present biMlnese methods pre vail tbe business of lb county will go to Portland. ,,r Am Old Piombbb. On Wednesday mint of lat swk, Frederick U. Ram- eey, on of the pioneer resident of Oregon, living alone, neer the moutn of tbe Willamette river, opposite 8auv ie'a idand, came to a frightful end, bo lot burned to death In hi own h-mse. No one We near to render aasistanco. About 7 :S0 o'clock of that night neiab bora of Samaay, living on Sauvie'a isl and, disooverod lit house to be or fir and atartrd to render sssinunce, but on account of anow and lee In the river tbry were unable to cross the ateam to the mainland. Tliureflay mornlag they went to the bouae, find ing the, building ia ruins', and amid tbe charred end smoking ruin lay tb b-dy of Ramaey. Tbe arma and lege of the old pioneer were burned off aad el that remained waa tbe black ened trunk. Rear by lay hia dog also cbarred. Kamsey bad beea la uregoa M reata and bad accamulated oomrtd rable wealth. It ie aaid that about 915,000 ia notee were deetmyed by tbe fire. Mac deposited In a wooden boa ia tbebniidiog. The remains of the old gentleman were taken into chargi by Coroner Corneliua, of Portland. 1 Of four" pee frtpT4.".f - menteerein town Tuesday and lated tba followinB : "About two years ago a man named Shudy cam to the eeti lament train t;nicgo, and tooa op claim. He nm became acquainted with la widow Ramhlaaki slid a liule later made the Ramblaski residence hia psrmsnent place of ah de and baa k. - .1. .... u o.M. wvu iii.i wvvr v,uw m m. w...'..- . ki, who baa beea receiving aasiatanref from the county lo maintain herselll nd childteu the oldest of which, a girl, ia about 14 year old it is cid will aMn baenma a mother. 8lte claim that ah waa rasrrte.1 to Sbudy about a year ago, but aaye he will noi atplaia further unle-a fortwil u do so. Shady ia kaewa to hare a wile In Uln ago from whom be k n-it divorre,!, aad lha people in the pidand ecitle- ment are conshlerably wurked up nv r tba matter." Further developments are awaited. Moas Railboad Mr. Divideon, of Vernonia, waa in th city Wedneaday eaye tbe Clatekenie Chief, to meet our eiliretie end talk tbe feasibility of building a railrwad from ihit taiint In to the Nehalem valleyt It tiatk the cilisMit tomewhat by surprise, hut every one that was aeeu waa In favor of tbaa-hemttt Wear in bpee that the rest at ar eitiarae will talk and make aa liberal offeraae lb. we slresdy seen This ia a aubiect wa have been think mg tbnut lately aad eerioontv, too. A railroad from tba Claiekanie to tbe JCfhabm valley would be tbe beet out let lor the people of that country. Why not build itT We have the beet grade, lowest pees, shortest route and ttie toes t timber slongtbs route in the world. At the earn time the mad would tap tbe richest coal fields in that valley.'. it TM CAMTAU-Th dispatohef from Salem Wednesday morning weri to lb effect that everything i tx tremely quiet in that city, much more to than on Mrmar year, wnen tn hurly-burley just before the mealing of lha legudatnr tbrowt tba entire population into a frensy. The accua temad lobbyist baa wot yet made hi appearaaoe ia that place, and notably among 01 her thinga waa the lack of persoo looking for clerkship. Tbe (alter will probably tak the city by tone about neat Monday, for lb bande af lb Indicator point to a larger atteodaiie of that cms of Individuals thaa baa ever before beea there. Float lea. Tba rivar baa been full of floating ice lor tea day peat, nd tbe aupply doea not aem to be greatly diminished, even yet Ona an noyiag thing ia the mot that lha ice ie alwaya Ira tb ahip channel, ihu greatly endangering navigation. Laat Wedaaeday a Urgaeavily-lada eel waa ssea to ansa down in tow of two ales men, aad ibay nuM be heard craihlng Ibrougb tba iea for several mile np the river. If res sarhttia sc cideata aecra from tb floating toe every navigator ran ooaeidev himself xceptioaaliy irtoby. STtAMaBtr AoaoonD. Tlie etamr Eldac, owned by the O. R. A If Co., whila it way ap th river from Astoria, re into a abnel of the Will melts river at toe beod below Univer aity Park, aaye tba Bun. The- rivar at Ihia place tnakea a very sharp turn, and the river having at present a wry strong currant, and the Steamer being deeply loaded, made ateerlng extremely difficult. Tb Harvest Queen, tbe Tbomptoa and tbe Baker have been sent to the relief of tba grounded teamar.; . a BarTmrKOBlMoav-Mr. T. C. Bell, ol Portland, waa in the city thl week in the interest of the Oregon Col iniaatinn Society, and made a canvaa of tha town with a view to effecting a permanent branch organisation of the society fori thia county. We hope to be able In ithe near futnr to asplaia tie priocit of tb aorraty, rUBdOaAIs AMD OBSBBA1. George W. Moeck, of Rainier, waa la town Monday. , Oregon City It tooa to bava a tele phone eyelem. M. J. Kitteriog, of Rainier, waa in town Saturday. f Assessor White, oi Quincy, waa in town Wednesday. K Surveyor Meeerva waa In the citv on Wednesday, a lea Tboe. Oliminger, of Scappooee, in town Wedneedey. SuoerlnUndent Watte.ol Scappooee, waa in town Sunday. John 8. Vancleve.of Boappoose, ws in the city Monday last. O. P. Chvldelin, of Keasy, waa in town Wedneaday and Thursday. Ed Porter and family returned lo their home in Castle Rock Saturday. f E'lwin Merrill haa been appointed adnilniatrelor of tbe cslai Of Ole O son, deceesed. v Hood' araaparitla calendar for 1895 ia certainly "a tiling of beauty." Ask your druggiat for one. Ed MrEldownry, foreman of tbe Ladd A Reed farm on Lake river, was in the city laet Saturday. M'ters. Dillard A Col went. to Portlsnd Tumdsy to attend tolfgl busines connected with tJotumbia county's bond oaaua. H. C. Lamherann, administrator of the 8. F. Bbatluck rstt. made BnHl settlxmrnt in the case before Judge Blencbard Monday. Oeorce E. Dvla. L. H. Tarpley and Jndare P. H. Ward, attorneys, of Port land, were lHiking after court matter in St, Helen leat Friday. If your income emonnte $4000 or more a year the collector will, in short lime, visit you to collect one per cent on tbe amount. Editors are oot ia danger. The Firemen' ball to be given by the 8t. Helena Fire Company on Fri day, February lei. will be the event of the season. Don,! fail lo attend it. Ticket, Including supper, $1 00. Next Monday O econ's nerdoa ma- ebina will ceseeto run, and aiir clear ing np tbe offatl lb criminal courts can enjoy a much needed root. Pen- noyer operated in mill ancreasruiiy, Mrs. Holds Hdgkina. adminira Iris of the estate of Thoa. Hodgkint accomMnied by her attorney. Me. Cat 11 n. of Portland, waa ia town Toe day elnaing up the affdra of the eatate and filing her final account for pra b'. '.. - r t. 1. 1 l it.1 a hank ia aoon to b etarUd in St. Helena. Such an ineiitntion fi nancially eirong, managed by reliable bnainesa men would mi doubt be a aiM-eeaa aa well aa a eonvenianc ta tba public. Frriaa tba Pendlstoa Trihooe It ia learnea "bat H. V. Fuller, son-in-law of Joeei'h Copelnd, of Gillion, baa emhatk! in the theatrical buaineee. hiving lead the opera bona in Pen ileum and one in Walla W4IU. Ac nording in the Tribune Mr. Fuller's prsicta for enceeae are good. Some tiir ego Mr. 8imon Goldbanm of Ban Luis Rey, Csl., waa troubled with a lame hack and rheumatism. He used Chaniberlain'a Balm and 8 prompt iture waa effected. He says te ha since srieiaed many of hia friends to try i. and all who have done so have spoken highly of it. It ia for ale by Dr. Edwin Rom, druggiat. It ia no uncommon thing to see men on the street every day who think they mat only know bow lo run their own hiiaineee, but other pcoptee' aa well Thia rlaaa ia very useful ia a commn nliy eine they are alwaya of the puh lic-apirited kind. It ia well to watch aiii-b individola, lest while m-king gesture with on hand they should cet lb oihr hand into your pocket. Hon. T. J. Cleeton waa in town yea- I terday morning end left on the after- TTi I" ?,?l!m Z egW.tore. Mr. Cleetoa haa been put. ting In some tim familiarising him elf with the needs of hie eonrtitnenta and gra to Salem with a number of meaauree framed, which be Impae to receive favorable action upon, and an icipatee some good work accomplished by that body in tbe internet of th fMOpl. Chamberlain'a Cough Remedy ia fam one for ita cure of bad colda It opene the secretion a, rellevea the lung and aida natnra ia restoring th system to a healthy condition. If freely used as aoon a tb cold haa beea eontr.ictel. nd before it has become settled In the ystem, it greatly lessens th aa verily of th attack aad ha often enred in a ingle day what would have been a se vere eold. For tale by Dr. Edwin Rose, druggist. Tha contractor on the new water works at Astoria ia offering $1.50 per day for common Who aud it ia t'toa iahing to n.ite the kick that goes up because it ie not higher, eome, though admitting they need the work very badly, object to working for that price. In our opinion there are thousand of people in the state of Oregon who would be only too glad to get $150 per day though it ia somewhat lower than former wagea. We are not liv ing in boom timea now. Ats OI4 awldterte ataeeeameadoUew, Ia th late war I wa soldier in the First Maryland Volunteers, Company O. During my term of service I con tracted chronio diarrhoea. Since then I have ueed a great amount of medi cine, but when I found on that would givem relief it would injur my stomach, until Chamberlain'a Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy wa brought to my notice. I used it and will say it ia th only remedy that gave me permanent relief and no bad results followed. I take pleasure in room mending Ihia preparation to all of my old comrades, who, while giving their ervicea to their country, contracted tht dreadful disease as I did, from eat ing unholsom and uncooked food. Your truly, A, E. Bending, Halaey, Oregon. For ear by Pr. Edrria Boat. DKER IBIiAHD. Samuel Bevia ia home for a vieil from San Francitoo. Muckle Bros, are atartiog to oat aordwovd on their ranch, r. Charley and Alvil Merrill ar put ting their timber into cord wood. W. H. Gibson 1 home from tb Cas cade locks, where be baa been working. Chriatmaa wa riebtly observed here all hough w bad no tervicca or public gathering. Mrs. Ferchen and daughter ar via- iting Mra. Fercbeo't parent, Mr. and Mra. engllab. Edwin Merrill haa been appointed edministrator of tbe esiale of Ole Ol son, deceased. Gorge Merrill of Rainier, ha been vialting friend and relatives here since Kaw Year. Cautain Bonser and family ar via Itlng Mra. Bon-er"s parenta, Mr. and Mrs. English, and other friend. A danahtar of Frank Biahon's. of Upper Tide creek ettlement, is quite po..riy irom tn enect 01 a lingering attack of whooping cough. . E. J. Barna' new barn ia aettina well rsfed. When fluiahwl it will add materially to the improvement of bi 'iiiiroie. Moat of the farmers here "hava re ceived lack 'aea of aeeal from Senator Dolnh. If tha senator doea not wieii tbe farmer to have tbe aiher dollar, he Intends that they ehall hava the "Silver" Onion. The fourth child waa born to the wife of Jamee Oaitcna at S o'clock Sunday morning, the lttib of Decern her, and the Ural child, a boy, was born to tbe wife of W. O. Bumeardner on the 26tb utt. Both families are doing welt. A petition baa been circulated and generouely aigbed. here, and forwarded to tha Dortnf&c department at Weth ingtoo, asking for tb appointment of Mra. Nettie English a poetmaeier, in place of 0. Englieb, resigned. No one more capable lo fill the position could DC ppoinicu titan asn. jontuau. Atftn ammhiiImi tha ,,lliae dav. wban th'y found that during their bee nee a beaver found nie way into ine aeo tion house. Tbey at first thotichl f aaninrina' hlin alia and aandinar him hi the oiiy park in Porilaod, but the . - . 1 a . 1 . i- . nireu gin iniornieu luera iuai it waa her pet. Proleaeor Jamea Courtney, a uatur aliat from fan Francisco, baa been in this neighborhood for eome dsys past gathering curio. The professor claims to hsve f.aind more material here thai any place in tbe aiaie. He left well I aded wiib mosse. planta. etc., novel Indian, curiae and valuable stones. He claimed to have found a m. thai ammped him, but we told him it waa a native mias-back. "Behold how lair thing it ia and how becoming well together such of brethren aa an in unity to dwell.'' It ia a fact that it doea look well for children to viait their parenta during tha holiday. Nothing can be more pleaaan. to the a rents than to know ol tb childreo a love and esteem Nothing ahould be more pleasant to the children than to visit their arenu and the old borne, th borne of their youth. New Year day wa aa pleasant day aa could be. warm, wun frequent viita of the aun'a raya tbawina lh r round from the .recent cold aaap. Tbe morning area rather threatening, but by noon no ona could think what the morrow was In bring aa. About ft o'clock the next morning a light enow began to fall in short showrra. By 8 o'clock tha snow began to fall at tba rate on inch aa hour and by noon th bliss 1 rd waa region and at t o'clock th next morning nearly SO inchee of anow waa on the ground. All the af ternoon of the 2nd tbe storm waa wild ami jiiat cold enough to bring tbe anow in ib nuwt blinding and dia gaeeable manner. It waa another day like the memorable SUt id December, 1892, whea the poixOar young post master at Reuben, Eli Rosier, kwt hi life while hunting lor duck lece than two milea from home. At aa early hour on the morning of tb 3rd, th now turned to rain but wa ao cold that it became a glare of ice oa every thing that waa exposed. Farm For Sale i (( anres, mostly improved, two mites lUV from coanty seat, good bank barn, with shad attached, sasnl-anbhed horue with toed oetlar; alee farming imptetasats. 00 sacks potatnas. t eaara. 2 borasa, wairsn. hack, boga, young cattla. boaaeboM goods. ete. Prioa liS.SOO. Injaira of MKS. W. K OODFRST. 8t Helens, Coturubia County, Oregoa. SHERIFF'S BALE. BT VIBTOB or AN EXECUTION, TJI0. taaat, order and dserw, duly laniad eul ot aad antler th seal ol tha Circuit oourtof Iks tuts ot Orwon, County ol Columbia, la faor st Mi. RobartMcKath. as plaintiff, YJ Jotau Hay nard, W. H. Coorars, and N. . Mojsr. as de fendants, ta ma duly directed, dated lbs MXh day of Daoember, WM, upon s Judfmant and decree raaderad on the isth day of May, mi, and entered oa tha ttth day of May, USi, la favor of Mrs. Robert McMatfc, ptalntlff, and aaliiat John Maynard. W. H. Cooyert and N. I. htoyar, dafendanta, lor Uie sura of ttot with Intereet thereon, at the rate nt IS par cant par annum, from the h day of Jsaaary. Dm, sad I00 atloruty's fee,, and th further sum at team oosts, also tha sorts oa this sulL eon maodtns me to make aala of the followta ds nrtbad real property la-wlt: Lot a of taoUon 17. township north, range t wsat of WDlemett meridian, situated la Columbia oounty, Bute of Oraeon. And on Noramber Mth, Its, it was further ordered and decreed that lha eoutheaet one-quarter of tha southeast one-quarter, and lota a. t, and T, section 17, townanlp north ranas. ft weet of tha Willamatta meridian, aitn atadln Columbia oounty. But of Oraaxm.ba old andar this decree, or enough and euBeienl thaaaof to saUnty thle Judgment, tntereat, eorta, and acerulniiooets. Now, therefore, by Ttrtua a, eeM aieniirJtiA. ludemaat. ordar and decree. nd la oamplisne with the enmmendl of said errrt, 1 wiu, on Haturaay, tne asm aay, oi jana arr, 1M, at tee hour of 10 o'elook A M., at tha front doer ot tha oounty aonrthouM, tn Bi Het ene, Columbia eourrtr. Oreiron, salt, aubleet to redemption, at publio auction, to the highest btctSer, for eaatt, all the right, title and Interest whieh tha above-named defendants or either of them had on tha Sth day of January, 1892, or sinoehad ta and to tho above-described real property to satiety said execution, Judgment, order and dearee, IntorssU oew and all seoru Insonata, C. r. DOAN, SxM Sharif ol Columbia Coanty, Oreynn. v patod St. iieirsa, Oregea, Deoetaeer M, lev. ; Awardad . Klcfcatt Hottei-Wotid'a fair. D1X CnEAl.1 PGTrCIl MOST PERFECT MADE A pom Crap Cresm of Tartar Powder. Fret torn Ammonis, Alum or any other sdultsrsni 40 YEARS THE STANDARD. leeelnflwa Nellee. NOTICE is bsrsby glvsn that tbs part nrrxhlo heretofore aziadiie bsiwsra J. a. Cloninaer smi Oeorts A. Hrliia. doins; buxineas sndcr the nras nsins ot KHiinaer AHriiin. lathis dsy rfi-aolred by raoiual emiaant. Oeoraa A. Brion. retiriite. J et. UloiiinfM-r aasumcs all liabilities 01 ws nrss aad all account are paysaie " aim. ttt, new us, ur., ueceiiiner u. inn. J. a. Cuiauaa. dltjU Oso. A-Bsisa. Kwtlce af flMl aetMeraera. NOTICE is hereby siren that Air John ma. adiulniatrator of tbe eatate of Cliarlee ThtRwla. deceaesd, baa filed Wa filial aottoant, and tas Hearing oi ODfcuom to aame has beea et by the Hon. Dean Blai.cliard, e-nnty jonge, lor rnamj. . soe nth nfiannarv. 15. at 10 A. is., st the county oourihouae in Bt. Helens, Ore gon, at which time and place any objec tions to same win oe nearii. dUjll A.LV JOHNSOK. W.J. Rica. Administrator. Attorney for Administrator. TBEAUKKf-a HSJTICB. Cootmr TaBARcaaa'a Omca, 8t. Haucaa. Or., Jan. 2, 1895. Kotiea is hsr-by given that nil enpaid County Warrants of said Uoanty which base beea presented and endorsed "Not Paid for Want of rands," up to osp. 10th. IBM. aleo Warrant. No. 3342, 23411, 2347, 2348, 238. 2346. 2344, 2351, 23S3, and 23S0. will be paid upon presentation at this office. Interest will not aw allowed altar data- of this aota. B. M. WH ABTON. Treaaarer of Calambia County, Oregort. PEOPLE Desirous Buying Weald da area to arder Q. HEITKEMPER Tbe Portlaad Jeweler, Corner of Third and Morrison. Too vlll save at leaat T3 par cant, sod gat good tooda. Diamond., welches, silverware, optical goods, sis. YouramiaaposdsneaiasoUcllad. J. ST. Slusser, HAIR DRESSER AND- T0NS0RIAL ARTIST. Having reretitle located in tha city aad wiahins to establish rursel. I invite lha ptrblie to favor ma with at least a abara of year treae. eaarp, aasa rasors. COLBOaUra OLD ST AMD 8T. HELENS, : : : OREGON PROFESSIONAL. H AaaiBON AIXXN, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. 8T. BBLKirS. - OBXOOM. NOTARY PC BLIC. C"NTKTANCING, COLLECTIONS. rpHOMAS a WATta, NOTARY PUBUC. ACKNOWLEDOM MITB TAUK, CONVITANCINO ANDOXNiaA. NOTAUAL WO, DONE. REUBEN, - OREGON Ja. A. P. McLAKKN. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Rainier. Orsgoa. J. H. ft. CLIFF, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. 1 81 Helens, Oragsa. )-' BALL, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. . CUUksnis. Columbia csanty. Or. jyL. t. St. T. CHAXMBtJ, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Bt Helen. Orsgoa. 9, HKSBRVE. Snrreyop and Civil Engineer DELENA, OREGON. County Surveyor. Land Surveying, Town Platting and Kngiaseriog work promptly executed. A HOLIDAY PRESENT p SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT Theve has mt been received s lerge assortroent of pare end fresh drags, patent ; asdicinsa, ete. Also namsrons otbar artiolas wbicb sra foaad in sli first-class drug stores. Ban ami bog tltat the place to buy year drop la at a drag store. ' ' SAINT HELENS - - - TOI ET ARTIC ES This hoase else carries s vary tsrge sssortmsnt of fancy notions, eondatlng of toilet srtirlea sucb as psrfarusnr, soaps, Uiotli-brusbes. tootli-powders, sna In fact all articles included ia that line. Also writing psjsr and scbool sappUss. PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED DAY OR NIGHT . A competent pharmacist ia always on band ready to com poo nd prescriptions oa abort order. Mr. Hots ia sver watchful of tha public's demandi, and yoa will always find what yoa want at bis estabUshaant. DR. EDWIN MAIN STREET ST. CHARLES HOTEL If yoa want to meet a Mead yoa Cora r Front aad Monisoa Sta. Portland, Oregon DART & MUCKLE Art on3 mora dolog enpiaxt bjr Hackle Bro. Fresh Staple Jast from tbe beet ramrkets of tbe world. Tbey alee bava a mw aod complete line of ...... . Ladies Dress Goods, Latest Patterns. Realising that tbeir stock woeld be Incomplete witaoak, tfceee aentlsmea also carry a large invoics of ..... Ladies' and Gents' Fine Footwear ratwrfwafk MUGKLB BROS "V. MAXtrFACTDEXSS OF AsTO DEALBKa IV Rough and Dressed Lumber FIR AND CEDARS X Of Every Style, AT THE ST. HELENS. Clatskanie Drugstore PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED AT ALL HOURS Fates Kedlclnea, FTeeeHptioa Draas. ' Toilet Arttelss, Fsaey Nottoaa, sta. Th table ar alwaya supplied with the Best Edible aad Dalka cim tbe market afford. TERMS REASONABLE FOR REGULAR BOARDERS Having been newly refurniabed we are prepared to give aatisfao -lion to all oar patron, and eolicit a ahnra ol your patronage. J. GEORGE, Proprietor, St Helens. Oregon M:lSriJTT BROS THE LEADIVO MERCHANTS OP Vernonia and Cornelius, Ogn. WRITE TO CORNEUUS FOR STAGE DATES. FISHERMEN AND CAMPERS SUPPLIED St. Helens' MEAT - HARKET All Kinds of fresb sod sailed masts, saasare, and Sab. An esprese wagoo rana daily to all parte of the dry. Meat y Wholesale Sweetland & Sheldon, at Spedai Rate. Main at., st. rwasw, Oret. . . J. H. TOMSORIA - The old and reliable barber haa his raior jost aa ' aharp aa can be found, and will abate yoa coca ' ' ..' tortably and quickly for only fifteen cent. ' r GIVE HIM A CALL AT THE OLD STAND ON STRAND ST TEH ; OMIEllWiS.l'::c EaWI3:tv The table will be upplied with the best tba market afford. Eosrd by ths Day, Wesk, or Ksnth st fazzzzzlli r:t:s E-ory thing Clan. A Share of Ycur Patronage ia Solicited. A. H. BLAKESLEY, Prop, ST. HELENS, OR DRUG STORE ROSS, Prop. ST. HELENS, OREGON True LiAotna rseHtr HOTEL HAS BCfff OOat PLtTELV a E NOV AT CO. will surely Snd him at this noteL C. W. KNOWLES. LE a e e e ;' barinow st tb old Und formtwlf o 4 wher ctii bt found a eomplW itock of M Groceries Grade and Variety OLD STAND, OREGON Vrwr Freeh Medlcffwe Oft. J. B. HALL, aslsaf H2 TTECI- DECKER . . . Lj artist