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Newspaper Page TextS IV, ... ,. ,' Jl .WLg'.'g ii , .. , . ..I .... i '. 1 . '' - " . .. ..- . , . OREGON MIST. 1MIKB BTBBT rBUAI tKOBUUlia ' -T- ' BEEGLE A DAVIS. OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER, SterlUi Hates eeey o l eavaooe.. II vm opr sik nomas,, 78 I Biui copy. Aartltln ratal made known opon application COLOMBIA COUNTY DIRECTORY. CmlT ftleers. Jndre... ,,,,sIan Blanehard, Rainier Clara .,... .Judion Weed, Vsrnonie Sheriff Chu. f. Doen, Rainier Treasurer St. Wharton. Columbia Citj Bunt, ol Softools J O- Wall, Hoappooss AaMSor..,.,. Martin White, emlney aurr.ror , W.N. Neaerve, Dalana ( P. A. Flakes, Scappoose Commlastonera ...8.Q Sehoonover, Veroonl latHir Killoaa. ' If A son to, 8 1. Helens Lodge, No. ts Regular eoinmunleatioas Aral and third Saturday In eeea mon ta. at 7:10 r. St. at Maaonie nail. Vlslt Int member In food staadlu Invited to at- HUsomc.-lUinler toflira. Ho. S-8tatod sieetlne Saturday on or Won oach lull moon at7:SSr. a. at Maaonie hall, over Blanchard'a tore. Vlettlnc mam ban tn food atandlnf la vUedteatteaa, Odd ftLLOwa-Bt Helen Lodn Ho. 1 Meets every Saturday night at Transient bretarea la food standing cordially United to attend. CxianT or Pythia. Avon lodge No. , Beau every Tuesday evening at 7:80 o deck, in Odd Fellow kali, feu Helena. Oregon. Tran aient bretarea Invited to attend. Xmaarra er mala. Rainier tods no. M, meats every Batorday evening at t:0 o'olock, la their naft, over DeiU' atore. Tranaient teeth, leneordially Invited to attend. Jcmoa Onn0nulnuu Msca str ia. -ColumNa Council No. KX. Meou la Odd Fellow.' kali, St. Halena, every Thursday even lnc at 7:W o'clock. Visftlng brethren, In good landing. Invited to auend. Onnnn or Iirraax Bran. Vtipah Chapter nests every aecond and ioartk Saturday at a wsloome gUan to visiting member. 1. M.. ru ataaonia nail, o. neiene, vhiim, m T. BUCEXNa. OKE601, 1H1BCH IB. Mb. MoBbim is ths first nativs Ore gon ian Bloc ted to the senate. He was 1m tha fin and only nativa-born ton to bold tbs office of secretary of state. Judge Bean, of the supreme oourt, ia alio a native Oregonian, bora in 1854t the Bam wear at Senator McBride, and In the aama oounty YamhilL Tn Arlington Beoord nan ia a gnat prophet. Ha undertakes to pre diet wbnt oonrae Senator McBride will panne during the entire six yean for which be is elected. We suggest that the state weatber bureau be dispensed with, and that people look to the Kec ord man for weatber indications, as well as all other things that are to take pises ia the future. Bkxatob McBbidb is the samesffe t)k George be has always been. Ex alting him to the highest position within that frift of the s tate has not change him in the least, and be is to day, as always, as ready to give ear to the humblest citixen as to the ariato c ratio millionaire. A man of the peo $W, it is no surprise that his election gives entire satisfaction to the people of the state. Senator Milchell pre sented Senator McBride's credentials the United States senate Saturday. Dallas Transcript. Slowly but most effectually does the mill of democracy grind, and not w very slowly either, for it has been but two years since that party grabbed the reins of this government, and have already succeeded in driving us clear out upon the billows of destitution. By another two yean, when that party has reached the toll gate of pergatory, and dismounted from the govern mental caravan, the ware of destruc tion will hare reached such propor tions that it will take many dsys for that party's successors to gnWe the long procession back upon the plain of prosperity end hope. It Beams strange thatfarmen do not pay mars attention to fruit raising, especially apples that will keep until spring. Apples are today retailing in Portland readily at 13.50 per box, and not the best quality ( either. At this season of the year apples always com mand a good price. There seems no good reason why Columbia county farmers are not prepared to stock the market at any time of the year with apples of the very best quality, and consequently receive a good price. Many farmers allow their fruit to go to waste or turn their bogs into the, or chard to harvest the crop. This may save labor but it is not a paying in vestment by a very long way. Tmb United Stales government is today confronted with serious inter national difficulties. A few days ago s 8 panish Warship fired upon an American stesmshipt which will make trouble between this country and Spain. The killing of Italians by a mob in Colorado, while the famous Mafia case at New Orleans in 1892 is still fresh ia the minds of the govern ment at Borne, will renew tbs bitter feeling between these two countries. This, together with the serious wound lot ol tbe British purser, Bain, at New Orleans recently, will, no doubt, give tbe United States government all it can handle through tbe diplomatic service for some time to come. How ever, this country has been very suc cessful in tbs past in averting serious international complications, and this ens, though looking dangerous at present, may be safely bridged over. CbATSKANltS, . X. S. Bryant spent a considerable portion of last week ia Portland. A. B. Hainea eraa at the nftunlv seat last week transacting business with tne court in session tbere. O. B. Hieffins hts been getting his bond in shape and is now school clerk for the coming school year. Wears pleased to note that Bor- quist, of Mist, is finding ready sale for bis Boats as fast as be oan get them out. . Charles Bouell spent two or three days in town shaking hands with ac quaintances made here during bis stay last summer. Hohbs, our photographer, is the champion fiahermau these days, being especially suceM in capturing carp with bis hook and line. It looks as though Kelly and Bhol- er's occupation was gone for the pres ent, and they will not be seen Hauling shingles from the hill for some time. Kormsn Merrill returned Friday evening from a visit to Portland and the county seat. He was present at the reception given tbs new senator in St, Helens. Mrs. Jack Campbell and children expect to leave this week for Wiscon in to visit her mother, whose serious illness caused tbs friends to send ior Mrs. Campbell. The city council held a meeting last Saturday evening, and as ons result, notices are posted informing our citi sens of the city election, to be held the Drat Monday in April. Rev. White moved into the new parsonage this week, though it is in rather unfinished condition as yet The reverend gentleman ia holding meetings at Mayger this week. - Our town would have been repre sented more largely at tbe reception to Senator McBride at St. Helens last week had notioe of it reached us a little sooner. We were pleased to bear tbe affair passed on so satisfactorily. Prank Merrill came over from bis mill Saturday to attend a council meetinc and close up his reports for tbe school district. Frank is a faith ful official, and believes that "what i worth doing at aU is wortb doing well. Last Friday svening the literary clnb went ont to the residence of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Conyers, where a very pleasant evening was spent in tbs study of Bret Harte, and ia a longer period of indulgence id musio and in a Keneral social evening. The ore tie tra was present and assisted musically to make tbe evening pass pleasantly, and all present declared tbey enjoyed themselves. Tbe next meeting is to be held at Fabriqae's, with Tennyson as tbe subject. On Tnesdav eveninK of last week the Seventh Dsv Adventists secured Conyers' halt and reviewed the ser mon of Rev. White on Sunday observ ance. Tbere was quite an audience present to bear the Saturday side ar gued. One correspondent, in writing of the effort, says: "The burden of proof wss with the Adventists, etc. Most listenen will sgree with that statement, as tbey could see and bear that tbe burden was a heavy one for them, and rather more than they could carry. A review of over two hours to reply to a forty minute discourse showed that the burien was with them. People who listened to both discourses can take their choice. What has excited more talk then the 8unday question this week wss the sudden disappearance of the mem ben of th shingle firm of Giggey A Company. Tbey were making shingles and shipping rapidly during the past month, seeming to be doing a paying business, but tbe various persons now showing up claims against tbe firm for labor and supplies, shows that the business hsa not been run at a profit, or if it was, that tbe profits were not distributed where tbey should have been. Tbe justice and constable were in demand for a couple of days issuing and serving legal papers to bold what could be found about tbe premises. That firm has bad a good many diffi culties to contend with, and it looks as though they had decided to abandon their enterprise and allow their cred itor! to divide what spoils they could secure. Unfortunately what is left will not go very far toward paying claims sgainst the firm. School Report. Report of school ending March IS. 1895, of district No. 2. Whole number enrolled, 49. boys 20 girls 29; number of dsys taught, 118; number ot days attendance, ; number days absent, 1237; average daily attendance for the first month. 364, second 311. third 29, fourth 26, fifth 27, sixth 2L Total average for the term, 29. Those present every day were Daisy Watlins, Myrtle Newell, Pearl Massie. We desire to express our gratitude for tbe kindness of tbe people ot l. Helens: also to our paper for its many words of encouragement in behalf of our school. R. S. HATtoir, Teacher. MAYGER. Johnson Brothers are again running their sawmill. Mrs. A. Croker has gone to Portland oa a visit to relatives. Tbere was a new family moved to town Ibis week to Keep ooaraers in Chipmonk valley. Thn Vuimr Cnmnanv have started their logging camp in earnest, and it again looks like belter times. Walter Black hss again tsken the contract to cat the logs for the May ger Company tbis year. Inhn RtncltenbereT and Wife and Mrs. Crie were np on ths hill visiting and it seemed good to see them again. Mrs. W. K. Trsylor hss returned (mm niatakania. where aha has been nnder Dr. Hall's sure for several days, very much m proved in neaitn. There is a protracted meeting going on here at present but so far has not met with much success, as most people take the Trulbteeker and read for themselves. FIUNa VAtiliKIC MBvYbV J. White sold a fine yoke of oxen on the second, to Tsrbel for S8Q. W. Miller has commenced garden ing, and hss also put in some spring grain. J. Deleski purchased a team of mules from parties at Rainiur a few days ago, Tbs purchase prioa was, so ws understand, loU. J. Dupont and son suoossded in capturing about 1500 pounds of smelt this spring, of which they sold some to the neighbors and tbs remainder they sailed down for future use. The first meeting of the new school distriot No. 41, was held on March 4, at the house of A. Wisnitskie. The directors elected were A. WUnsxkie, 3. Sintak and V. Qlineski J clerk, Frank Qlineski. PERM POINTERS, Farmers smiling. Weather pleasant. 8. Vpsberg visited the county seat Tuesday. Mr. Smith and wife spent Sunday at Bachelor Flat. Mr. Hendricks returned home from St. Helens Wednesday. D. H. Pope is spending a few days at boms on account of a lams band. C. O. Moyer and family attended the box social at Yankton Saturday night. Mrs. E. Roberts sttended the school meeting with a number of other ladies. She said she believed in woman's rights if she was tbe only lady per mitted to vote. School meeting was held at the scboolhouse Monday, March 4th for the election of director and clerk. V. C. Moyer was elected clerk by a ma jority of one. Mr. WUverding waa elected director. What's the matter with the Bland Bryan section of tbe democratic party. anyway? It's running shead of sched ule tune with danger signals wnere the headhght ought to be, and an evv dent intention on the part of its con ductor to oollide with the Cleveland- Carlisle express. Taxes Are Too Hlgth. Nsw Eaa, Or., March 8, 1895. KoitobsHut: 1 don't ask yon to pub lish this as sn advertisement for th sale of my land in Colombia county, hot I mast enter my protest against th manner and amount I am taxed in that oounty. 1 have a tract of wild land and I offered it for 82.50 per acre. A party offered to take one- fourth section at that price, and I think has backed out now. I think $990 is an abominable tax on land that is offered for sale at 8290 per acre. It is nearly robbery. I am willing to pay in proportion to what my land is worth, but $980, or eyen 8980 is pretty heavy on 310 acre that I offered for $2.60 per acre. I would not take today 160 seres of land in Columbia oounty as a pres ent and havs ta pay such abominable taxes. I am bound to stop paying taxes on bonded property. I shall sell, or give away, and top being robbed. I have a 60-acre Una I have worked fourteen hours a day tor ens year and havs not made enoufh off It to pay my taxes in Columbia count , I paid 82300 for this SO-scre farm. M. F. Moo as. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Nick Boden to Anna Bod en, eW, see 6, t Sn, r2w;900. W. V. (Jonnell to wmtam noma anaj. 8. Hnntley, lease of seining ground on Deer Island. Cbiarnis Chios to Em 11 and Pacific Dntta. interest in estate of Aucust Dotta. Henry Does to M. E. church, part of lot 6,blk7, Bryantville:837. ' A. T. Dobbins and wife to Anna West Thompson, five acre in sec 21, 1 7 n, r 2 w sou. Andre Erlckaon snd wlfs to Krick and Anna Erickson, lot 2, see 8 and lots 8 and 7 see 9 and tWof nwK ee 16, 1 8 n. r 6 w. Florence E. Godfrey to Joseph Hsybarn, one-third Interest in th Taylor estate on Sauvies island ; $1000. A. E. Holme to Nel A. Nelson, X of seK snd of se of seK, sec 30, 1 7 n, r S w; saw. Frank Johnson and wife to Gust Nelson, acX of sw. see 6 and ne& of nw see 7, 1 n.r4w;8-m Oram Kellev and wife to Harrv F, Dnnn, lot 12 and west of lot 11, blk 2, Georgetown ; $37. John C. Lewis to W. Macintosh, trustee, wU of tM. sec 14. 1 4 n. r 2 w: 81. Florinda Lombardi to Emit and Pacific Dotta, interest in August Doha estate. Marlino Lombard! to Emit and Pacific Dotta, interest in August Dotta estate. F. A. Demont to Sarah E. Lemont, a por tion of Lemont donation claim; 81000. John W. Maxey snd wife to K. E. Coovert and W. W. MCJreoie. h or nw ana w of nw.ewtf seezi. tan. rzw;isw. Jnhn a. ToniDkina and wife to Helen 0 Btonpenback, sw, secSt8a,r2w; bond far nMd. United 8tate to John Hartman, nol nn and nwK of sw. sec 5, and of seVi. sec 8, 1 5 n, r 4 w ; patent. United States to Harriet A. Bpefford, of ntX and t of wti, sec 19, 1 4 a, rl Wtnltcd States to Hendrlck Waisenen swW, sec 28, 1 8 n, r w; patent, Joseph Vanblaricorn to John Hartman Jnlenh Vanblaricorn and wife to B. C, Wyatt,nw,secl3,t4n,r8w;ira0OO. Samuel Adams and wife to Ferdinand Adams. neX of nX, sec 1U, 1 9 a, r 2 w Henry Blake to tbe heir of U. L. Blake, AmnmmA. lot 8. Near City cemetery. Horace Deadlier to W. J. Deschler, s 60 sere of wH of sew, see o. f 4 n, w; i 8. C. Hsrris to Euxa GilUban, nwJ4, sec If, t7n,r w; i. John Heidecker to Helnrlch Bartel , nwW of tt. see 15, t3 n, r 2 w, also right-of- a?a- SW Nancy A. Low to Florence E. Laws, of a of nwj4. sec s. n n, r a w , . David Loring snd wife to Frank Dow liit 1. m 21. 1 1 n. r 1 w: $450. W. B. North to Eliza Gillihan, ne.see ta 1 1 n S er SI. Charles Merger to Mabel M. Mason, 10 acres, sec ao, t s n, raw;, Henry E. Reed to Katie A. Reed, nndX neW. sec 36, 1 4 n. r6w; $t. Bute of Oregon to Andrew Anderson, H of snd nt of swX and lot 6, sec 4, 1 7 n, r 6 w ; patent. Bute c Oregon to Math Is Randa, wX u. V) ta n. r ft wt Detent. State of Oregon to Daniel Kelll, lot 8 and swV of ne'A. see 6, 1 7 n, r 6 w; patent. George Storey and wife to Elisabeth Maver, e of nw and lot 1 and 2, sec 18, tan r ft m 17flfL atate of Orecon to August Anderson, lot 8 snd 9, sec 8, and lot 1 in see 4, 1 7 n, r t w; patent. Bam E. Btott to Frank Dow, lot II, see SO, tlii rt w: B41. United SUte to Christian Felber, eK of nrU. tmli of neii snd nt'A of seK, sec mi. a n. r 2 m' nateiiL United States to Samuel Adams, tH of Demand e4 ol X. sec w. tsn, raw Mt,nL United States to 0. H. Pearson, swK of nw, nwK of w and sx of sw4, sec 23, ft A n. ,1 af? Mtenf. United States to Georce Storey. eW nf nwK and lot 1 and 2. sec 18, t 4 n, r 6 w; patent. EFFECT OF FEE1 DECISION. Aw Unsatisfactory State of Affairs Existing at Pendleton. ITmatllla oountv had an addition to Its cltiiemhlp ot 1000 Imlians on lbs 91b of tbs prnt month, In comequsne w a a oiiloo rendered by Judge Fs lb day be fore. To stTeot, no doubt, If suitsliisd by the higher oourta, will bs to remove en re tricttons from them excepting In haniillnr. thalr landa. which wen allotted under con ditions. Tbs Indian ohleft, who wars un der arrest for restating a United states ora oar. ware Immediately released and a coun cil called at Young Chiefs nsmp, IS miles above the sgeaoy, of au Indiana, to oon lHr mature. Near the aiMuCV Captain Richards camped wltn troop V, oi in Fourth oavalry, from Fort waiia wsua, accoutred for heavy services. Agent Har per says: "I called ths troops because Jndm rs s dectaton remove sll my authority ovsr ths Indian. Mo power now exists to prevent ha Indiana Imm heeomlna' Intoxicated. and endangering tbe lives of all on ths res ervation. Thev are now free to follow their natural Inclination snd drift back to sav agery " A radical chants In ths relation ot In dians to the people of this country render sonis eltlsens timid. There are expression nt fa.r that dire resulta will follow. Th Indian agent, under ths new regime, can merely rent the Indian' land to ths white. The Indian oourt I don away with. In dian policemen have bean discharged and ths stats court Save complete sua sots jurisdiction. CARD OP THANKS. T vhh to tender ml ainaere thank to th kind friends and neighbor who assisted during th Ulneas snd burial of my beloved daughter. saaa. janes vaaT. BILIOUSNESS Who has not suffered tbis misery- caused by bile in tbe stomach which an inactive or sluggish liver failed to osrry off. the PREVEno and cure is Liquid or powder, which gives quick action to the liver and carries off the bile by a mild movement of the bowels. It ia no purgative or griping medicine. but purely vegetable. Many people take pills more take Simmons liver Regulator. -'1 QBTSI DWCU Tlt-MUt BV Ulllt'MBUeani eve fwe, B ..J... east aullatai ana lai anA. man salts; r siy tug vsuwue isumuivs sy y - com wu lu Us umo! 8immouiLiTr Regulator, k. Wll.aul a Mitava,. ma 1 stnaasllr nAl M .) alnna hut Sarhnla. fntmilw "I Bat Fxixmam, 8imv AUhma. EVERT FACKAdEJ mm mmv !( m w wrtfs yr. Mm R. m El .LI ?lf fc , PbUsVielpfalsa. The Banquet SALOON Hss re-opened under tbe management of GEO. A. BRINN, Comer Strand and Cowlitz Sts. A CHOICE SELLCTION Of Pore Wines and Brandies FAMOUS FINE UODII OIOARS. Pool and Billiard Tables At THE BANQUET, St. Helens Livery Stables THOS. COOPEE, Proprietor. Handy location, and you can feel sure that your hones will receive as good attention as though you were caring for them yourself. HANDY TURNOUTS ON SHORT NOTICE. aagaiaapaaeaaapaaaaiaaaaajaanaa IM.UIM II. ! IIIIIHIIHIIWa for Infants TPs TT yetra' ebaaiva! afniowa of nweaw, yereaH It t summeetlemafely the) beet feaatedy tor Imfamta est Cbildrea M has IteaOtlu It effl eetvw tkerty Mr. I It MrtWa have awaawtklaa: walob la a lately ebflsVs saedlefaa. Oaetorla teetgwy Wawsaa. CaetwiKa allaya reyerfebaeea. Caatswia areweeite TeamltlMa; g r Card. Caetoria estraa lMasraaaa and Wiwd Oolle. ' Caatorla rellowwe Teerthlna; Tr blee. Caaterta tarsi Oeaurttpatiasi aatd Flateilaasey. Oatsftewba stewtraHvea tbe asTaefts ef earawsrfa sold gmm yelaraeaa atr. Caartarbs lee met ewsttaia wurrplm, aylnaa, er mVkmr suweatle ptwstarty. CWtoria, aeataaflatee tha food, recaJatee the staaaacli aad ae-arela. BtrlaSj baajthy uad suttenml aleea. Csartarta ta ysrt sre ta saenfae bottlee ly. It ta stet sold 1st balk. Pant allaar nay a te sell yea aaythtasr alea b ulna er snramlae that H Is "last aa gea smd "vrffl aarwer erery smrpoae.' gae that yea gat O-A-bVT-Q-B-1-A. Tbe faa alaafla Children Cry for PEOPLE Desirous Buying JEWELRY, Watches, Clocks. Etc., Weeld 0 wall te ertttr treat Q. HElTKEHPER Ths Portland Jeweler, Corner of Third and Morrison. ,,, ., qa nar nant. and set OOd yVHMVt VHI. A VUI WWItv-H-rv-v- ' TTT Wo E, MqNEILL, Receiver. TO THE BAST OIVBS THB CHOICB OF Two Transcontinental Routes GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY BY WAY OF Spokane, Minneapolis & St. Paul UNION PACIFIC RY BY WAY 0 DEBTEE, OMAHA, & KAHSAS CITT LOW BATBB TO AU, EASTERN CITIES '" OfllCAN STKAMERS tEAVB PORTLAND XVKBY 5 PAYS For San Francisco. For Full Dctatts Carl on or Address Yf. H. HTJRLBVRT. General rrelght and Pass. Agt, Portland tammtmaiKn jtjom a tk r.tal.al W I l.iaaaftara a BwaSlia, I . Make aaoae wbll other are wasting tuae oroia SISf52il?rS.2S5J IfrSSM. lllaatrstedl I I Catalsfa latl saaa. article aeedcdte Doaltrv nail is. The "ERIE sschankallv tbe beet Lwhesk PrattleatasadcL we er raciae coaaj Amta. Btcrcvecau- siae,auileilrelvs renleaCTfpHea. Vrtrea t. aeasrrs wajrrnw. nTAXUif A nCOBATOB CO.,rtlaais.ral. Baaca Hoc a, ni a at.ia at., v SCsveata,andTrade-Marksobtaloe4.solsII Pat ) cot boeiaeeseoaduoied ioc Mesca.Tt ft . 'Ova omel le Orroetrt U. . r'aviitv ofn" L.od we an secure patent in lass urns Uuu Uums Waiot from Waahinctoa. , Sasd atodel, drawiac or pketo., vritk daacrle tfoa. W advise, U pauratsblo er not. Ires e( Icaart. Our lee net da till patent la secured. 1 a pi.awm.rr. "How to Obtala Pateats," wits net oi lea, la tbe U. S. sad loraeetiaines ant ice. Address, rt a nnow&CO. Or, pmmt Omoi , Washwotom, D. C. J and Children. ef Castswta vrftk tbe yatreaaace f aa ta eyeab mt IS wHh S gaaaslag. It la Childreat Mke It, It saiw aaid yyaotieallr werfeet ae a "v.';lV-' Pitcher's Castorla, I Ji tbeCeJ Patronize Home Industry SEilBON 18fM-00--l-i- Our Second Sale since Store, S. W. Cor. Third ana uaic streets. M Ei$9.95 All-Wool Suits. iTbc onri Rino-iA mid Donble-Brcastcd Sacks, 20 and X'Awno - . 22-ounce goods; elglitceu patterns, including Blue ana Black Cheviots. Every suit warranted mads of celebrated Albany Woolen MUU Cs-slmere. and manufactured on our own premises. Ws smploy MT bands and money paid for labor remain here at home. J. M. J10YER & CO., Wholesale and Retail Clothiers Nat 81 and 83 Third Street, 's. T. Cor. Oat, Portland, Oregon CHOICE BR ANPS OF Wines, Liquors, and Cigars u a-r Ati nurs nr rmiND AT THE MODEL SALOON, J. 8. CLONINGER, PROPRIETOR, i i t BT. HELENS, 0REQ01C Famous Fire Laddie Cigars Kept Constantly on Hand. ONLY PLACE IN THE CITT WITH POOL AND BILLIARD TABLES. Welnhard's LEONARD HUFF & CO, Commission Merchants BW ACER OLD STAND. A general asort merit of feed kept on band, ana eota at tue ivwva. tvw FOR CASH. Undertaking Goods FURNISHED ON SHORT MOTICI. St. Helens, ; ; ; Oregon. J. 3ST. Slusser, HAIR DRESSER . aND T0NS0RIAL ARTIST. Having rseenttjr toested In ths city snd wishing to establish myself, I invite the publlo to favor me wltn st least s soar oi your traa. onarp seen razor. COLBURN'S OLD STAND ST. HELENS STRAND Mr. Thomas Cooper baa just opened np bl w her cao constantly Also best Brands Domestic and Key West Cigars. MR. COOPER 13 ALWAYS GLAD TO WELCOME HIS OLD FRIES D8 TO HIS PLACE OF BU8INES8. ST. HELENS EXCHANGE, THE JOSEPH KELLOQQ A , ( lim-llinflin, irn i iriMifMininiinii ia iwiiiiwi asaaaiei an STTR. JOSBPH KBLLOaa FOB PORTLAND Leaves Kelso Mondays, Wednesdays, snd Fridays st 6 o'clock s. m. Leaves Portland Tuesday, Thursday snd Saturday at 8 o'olock a. m. THE PORTLAND AND O, M. Bhaver. Master. o'eJoslton Bnndsy morolnf. st T o clock iMondsy, Wednssdsy, snd Friday evening at 7:80 o'clock. Kstornini, leaves A-toria Monday morning at 0 o'clock i Tussdsy, f bursds snd ! Baturdsy svsnmg st . Removing to Our New Deer 5 Cents. B. I. QUICK. O. W. COLB, Dees 1st Weaaftaal Cole 5c Quick, St. Helens, Orsg'oe PROPfUBTOBS Of "Thorn's Numerical System Title AbstractsV Columbia - County, - Oregon TITLES Btsmlned sad abstracts famished. Will stl.nd to nallsrs belur tbe Boeiw ol Bqusllsatlon: nsrmenl ol tales, ew. ReeJ Estais, Codt.miioIos", aod losuraoee, aad Lostia negotlalad, EXCHANGE STREET.- new and elriant barroom ia St, Hslsos, b found tbe famous COMPANY'8 RIVER STEAMER CUTSKANIE ROUTE