OREGON MIST.
rUBLUUID EVIBT FRIDAY,
SIDE-HEAD PARAGRAPHS.
Total Ecum. Ths total solipse of
the moon oo Sunday evening wss
viewed r many people o( Uiii place.
As well M being curiosity It wu also
rjr pretty, being at timet almost hid
den by flying clouds. The moon Aral
appeared to view about 8 o'olock, aad
it was full two hours before lM full
lie appeared to view.
Exchamosd Piilmts. Judge Mo
Bride It oooupylng the bench In Judge
Stephens' department, state circuit
court, In Portland, this week, while
the latter gentleman take Judge Mo
Bride's plaoe on the benoh at Astoria.
Too reason lor this IS mat mature id
Whioh Judge Stephens U Interested
will oome up in bis court this week
Which dlsquelinss aim lorprwiaing,
Will Hold Ovaa. It is now pretty
deflnltely settled that the railroad
and other commissions whose success
ore the legislature (ailed to elect, will
hold over for another two years, jit
tornsyUenerel Idleman has delivered
an opinion to the effect that they hold
until their successors are elected and
qualified. The ease may take a turn
but it doesn't look that way at preeeut.
HnaejaaaSherin Doan
and Deputy Blakealsy are very busy
these dsys collecting taxes and writing
receipts therefor. So fsr the collections
.have been good, even better than dur
ing a corresponding period last year.
Several heavy non-resident Ui payers
have already liquidated their indebted
ness lo the county and the sheriff la
kept very busy writing letters and re
ceiving, taxes.
Tm Haw Law, Tbs new Butler
law wblob was enacted by the late
legislature provides that bsreeiter on
filing a complaint in the circuit court
thst the plaintiff roust pay the sum of
o to the clerk, if toe amount involved
le under $600 ; if over S500, the fee will
be 10. Ia probate court the party
filing a demurrer, answer or motion,
abalfpay $& The trial fee la circuit
court wilt hereafter be only $1.
To ran RaroBM School. Upon a
complaint filed by A. A. Bonner, of
Bcappooee, Ward Bonner was found
guilty of incorrigibility before Justice
Swager Monday, and eontenoed to the
Btate Beform School, where he was
taken by Constable Decker. The lad
is said lo have escaped from the Aid
society at Portland, Oregon, where be
had been Dlaoed by bis guardian, and
had. been biding in the vicinity of
Bcappooee for several days past. 1 $
Election Hotly Cohtsstxd. The
oofcool eUclioa in Portland Monday
caused quite as much excitement as a
5 snsral election. Tbe candidates for
irsctor were D. P. Thompson, who
has held tbe position for ten years,
and J. A. Strowbridge, the latter be
ing a) eo led by a majority of 723 votes.
Tbs city also voted upon the queHtion
of free or toll bridges which resulted
la fsvor of tree bridges by a majority
of 1540.
Ova Btoby Hiomsji, Sweetland k
Sheldon bava tbe lumber on tbe
ground lor the erection of a second
etory on tbeir butcher shop. Tbey
propose to raise tbe roof up tbe h eighth
of one etory and msks a large hall.
This can be done very cheaply, as it
will require comparatively little extra
lumber, white the same roof will cover
two floors instead of one. These gen
teases ex pact to lease the upper story
for a lodge room to soma of the secret
It Looks Bsttxju Ths Masonio
brethren have been having soma im
provements made to their ball and
grounds in this city. Tbe woodshed
Ess been moved up to and Joined ooto
tbe main building, new walks bavs
been built or repaired on two sides of
the ball and a new foundation put in
pi aco to strengthen tbe building. Tbe
grounds have also been improved oy
cleerina- awar tbe rubblab and plow
ing tbe ground, which will be culti
vated ibis ysar, alter whicn it wtn oe
aown to grass, las premises iooi
mucb belter now.
QovBanotsor Oeboox. Following
Is a oo triplets list of Oregon's govern-I
ore of all kinds : Provisional sovsrnor,
George Abernethy i first territorial
coventor. Joseph Lane: second, John
P. Oainee; third, Joseph Lane, who
qualified and resigned; fourth, George
I Curry, by virtue of omce as secre
tary ; fifth, John W. Davis, qualified
and resigned . B)xtb, George L. Curry,
as secretary and later appointed. First
govsrnor of stste, John Whiteaksrj
second, Addison 0. Glbbs; third, Geo.
L, Woods; fourth, L. F. G rover; fifth,
B, F. Chad wick, as secretary ot state;
sixth, W. W. Thayer; seventh, Z.F.
Moody; eighth, Sylvester Peonoyer;
ninth, William P. Lord.
InmoBArrs Coiiura -West. Ths
Borthern Paciflo general passenger
office reports that a largr number of
people are leaving the Pakotaa snd
are coming West. Thsso people are
moving in squads of forty or more, and
are mostly ssttling in Washington on
ths lands newly irrigated. There
seems to have been extra inducements
-offered tbem by tbe landowners, and
.tbey are availing themsslvee of tbe op
portunity to leave the drouth and cy-.clone-stricken
sections of Dakota to
settle in the land of promise. It is
alio stated that scattering numbers of
thsso people arc finding their way into
.Oregon.
ZQlZV'tytonitor MoBride 'spent bis forty
Ballsy Gatsert, owned by the Co umbiafflril birthd.T quiauy Vt th, old hom.
River and Purat Round Navigation
Company came down Monday in plaoe
' the Telephone. The Galsert has1
; almost mads nsw since the com
ply rat -decided lo place hor on the
Astoria nnu u i i u
'S1 larger ones, hsr boiler in-
Z. S'8-: 1 U believed tbe
Gatsert will develop great speed Once
her msohinery sets worn
great deal of money has been spent
7 wwu.ra will oe Krestlv
disappointed if she should not shew
gooa speed.
Nnw Law Fihm. Id another column
will be found tbe card of Allen k
Oleelon, lawyers. Mr. Msrrison Alien,
who hsa been vary suocssstully practic
ing law hars for the past six months,
and Representative T. J. uieeton nave
formed a partnership for the practice
oi their proiestion, and are established
with oommodious quarters in the Tay
lor building. Mr, Uleeton is too well
known In Columbia county to need
an eulogy at our hands, only to say bs
is a sare and shrewd business man
Mr. Allen's praotloe sinoe be esms
nere speaks lor itself. We do oot oon
tend that these gentlemen are the
most able lawyers in ths land or
that they hava or will bavs a corner
on the legal bosinsss of Columbia
county, but wo believe any business
entrusted to them win be In safe, con
servstivo hands. With Dillard 4 Cole
in ths field, this county has two strong
legal teams.
Hot AT Fbbsext. Oorvsllis Times:
"Several newspapers announce sagely
that Bonner Hammond are about
ready to begin building the Oregon
Paciflo into Eastern Oregon, md t
branch to Eugene. Bonner aV Ham
mond may, in time, do both, but so
Ions as ths appeal ponds, tbey will do
neither, and It is idiotio to assert that
lliey will do anything else until after
the appeal is settled. Bonner k Ham
mood would turn op a pair of peni
tent and beautifully plucked business
msn should thsy spend money on tbe
Oregon Paciflo and then see a su
preme court dsclsioo send tbe prop
erty back Into Judge Fullerton's court,
and back to tbe gang who have wal
lowed tha poor old property into the
quagmires of debt for lb, these many
years."
Fat or ths- Bills. In tbs bouse
of representatives during the recent
session of the legislature there were
884 bills introduced. Of these 141
pssssd that body, and 121 died either
in failure to pass, by indefinite post
ponement, by being tabled or being
withdrawn. Of tbe 142 that went to
the senate only forty-two passed that
body, an even hundred going to sleep
In tha bosom of pig-headed prejudice.
Tbe senate passed 110 of its own bills
of whioh forty-nine were passed by tbe
bouse, twenty-three died in the bsnds
of the various committees and thirty
eight were disposed of in tbe various
ways of indefinite postponement and
want of passage. Thus altogether
ninety-one bille psesed both bouses
snd eighty-ssvsn bscsma laws, but
thsy are principally charter bills.
N-ArtI
else of incorporation have
been filed
with tbe secretary of state Incorporat
ing the Columbia County Co-operative
Association, ths purpose of which is
to develop a portion of Columbia
county by building and operating
mauufactoriee, etc.t principal plaoe of
business Is restricted to section 14,
township A north, range 4 west. Will
smette meridian, the same being near
rittsburg. Tbe incorporators are at
)avison, J. P. Kerr, R. Bessemso.G.
I Kerr, Thomas M. Kerr and Gsorge
Brous. , ; - -V
PBIUONAb AND GENKBAIh
Mr. W. B. Dillard was in Portland
Tuesday. s
Thomas 0. Wstte, of Reuben, wss
in the city yesterday.
Butcher Sweetland is wrestling with
a severe case ot mumps this week.
B. H. Mitchell, editor of the Neha
letn Journal, was a caller at this office
Monday.
B. P. Graham, a prominent sttorney
oi rortiano, was in toe eity Wednes
day on legal business.
Mr. H. J. Singleton, Senator Mo
Bride's private) secretary, of Salsm,
has been In tbe eity for ssveral days.
Commissioner Boboonover went to
Portland last Saturday aftsr county
court adjourned, aad returned Mon
day.
County court adjourned Saturday.
There was more than tbe usual amount
of business transacted at tha recent
term of said court.
Judge McBrlde, who is holding court
at Astoria, and Hon. 0. J. Curtis, of
that oity, were passsagera down on
the Thompson Tuesday night.
If J. D. Wharton, purser on tha Kel-
IioggJeft Monday lor Wisconsin, to look
alter tbe business affairs of bis father's
eelate, who died a short time sgo. He
expects to bo absent ssveral weeks.
It has been intimated that Harvey
Scott, ex-Governor Pennoyer and Sen
ator Cogswell arc advising togstber
regarding tbe formation of a new po
litical party.
Tba Dixon cama down Sunday for
the first time sinoe she laid up some
time ago. She has received a new
coat of paint and looks neat, clean
and trim from stem to stern.
hrArthur George caught a sturgeon
I Tuesday that weighed 601 pounds.
Tbe sturgeon nsbsrmen along ths
river are doing very well these dsys.
Tbe price received for the fish dressed
'is 4 cents a pound.
Jnrim flanfiar huuiIvmI a latLnv frnm
southern Miohlgsn a few days ago in
wbicb it was statsd thst on March 4th
snow fell to a depth of ten inohes, and
that frequently daring the past winter
the thermometer bad been down to
fifteen degrees below sero.
An exchange says that limburger
oheess lsid awsy in cupboards and re
frigerator will drive away ants. It
will drive a spike through a brick wall,
a tramp away Irom a meal of vituals,
a mule through a barbed wire fence,
or a band ot cattle over a precipice.
In this olty Wsdnssday. On this forty-
first anniversary tbs senator is indeed
in better health than for twelve years
past. His many friends join us in
wishing him many happy returns of
yns osy.
Rumors on the streets Tuesdsy thst
President Cleveland hsd shot himself
while Out duck bunting caused oon
sidsrsbls exoitement for a time. A
little later the rumor was proven to be
without foundation, and after many
expressions of gratification that it was
a mistake business resumed its nor
mat condition.
COUNTY COCKT PROCEEDING!,
Rontlne Baslaess Trsasaoted at the
Harob Teraa. ' ' '
At a regular session of tbe county
court, of the stats of Oregon,
for Columbia county, begun and beld
at the courthouse in St. Helens, on
Wednesday, March fltb, 1895; present
Hon. Dean Blanchard, judge; 8. G.
Boboonover and P. A. Frakes, commis
sioners; judson weed, clerk, snd C,
r. vosn, shsriff.
Due proclamation being mads ths
louowing proceedings were bad i
In ths matter of tha application of
Albert Scbutt to be admitted to citi-
ssnsbip. Ordered tbst certificate of
naturalisation be Issued.
Iu the matter of the claim of Marv
rringie lor damages, uontioued.
In tbe matter oi tbe Petition of F.
H. Swas-er and others for a countv
road. Petition granted, and John
Downing, M. F. Hasan and Joseph
Copslsnd appointed viewers, snd W.
N. Msssrvs, surveyor, to meet at tbe
residonee of Asa Holadsy, on April
win, iovo.
In the matter ot petition of A. L,
Morgan and others for a county road.
retiiion granted, and V. 8. St. Wash-
bum, J. 0. Hudson snd L. F, Banser
appointed viewers, and W. H. Meseive
survsyor, to meet st tbe beginning of
tne roaa on April 1st, 1BW0.
Io tbe matter of tbe petition of L.
Siegert and others for a county road.
Petition granted, and J. Y. Kaufman.
A. r. Adams and Henry Keyser ap
pointed viewers, and W. N. Msserve
surveyor, to meet at tbe residence of
S. G. Boboonover on April l&tb, 1805.
In the matter of the petition of S. P.
Ballard and others lor a countv rotd,
Petition granted, and Israel Spencer,
A. F. Adame and J. Y. Kauff man ap
pointed viewers, and W. H. Heserve
surveyor, lo meet at the residence of
T. L. Adams on April 17tb, 1895.
Io the matter of the petition of V,
Glineski and others for a county road.
retitioo granted, and Prank Glineski,
Wm. Miller and John Wilverding ap
pointed viewers, snd W. N. Meservs
survsyor, to meet at the residence of
V. Glineski on April 13th, 1895.
In lbs matter of the change of route
on the Rock creek road. It appearing
from the ceeii floats of tbe supervisor
ot road district No. 15 that John Camp
bell bad complied with tbe order of
the court in relation thereto. It ia or
dered that tbe road be declared a coun
ty road.
In the matter of the report of view
ers oo U. Hsyger road. .He port read
in open court aod road ordered opened.
In tbe matter of viewers' report on
John Nelson road. Report read in
opsn court and road ordered opened.
In tbe matter of- viewers' report on
R. L, Nicholson road. Report read
in open eoort and road ordered opened.
Io tbe matter of the claim of W. W.
West on account of land bought at de
linquent tax sale. It appearing that
said sale waa illegal on account of an
error in description, it was ordered thst
toe clerk draw a warrant in the sum
of 17.31 in favor of W. W. West.
Io ths mstter ot tbe resignation ot
J. F. Ksrr, supervisor of road district
No. 14. Ordered that resignation be
accepted and tha appointment of W.
v. Uase, as supervisor, be confirmed.
In tbe matter of tbe petition of C.
Rouse, tor aid. Referred to Dean
Blanchard.
Io tbe matter of settlement with tbe
vsrious county officers. Ths accounts
of E. M. Wharton, treasurer. C. F,
Doan, sheriff, and Judson Weed, clerk,
were presented, and upon examination
were found correct and ordered ai
proved. .
In the matter of tbe bille allowed
Tbs following bills were examined and
approved, aod warrants ordered issued
in favor ot the respective parties to-wit
Mover, 0 0. eopervlaor D 20 . .135 00
Monroe, 0, supervisor HDH 00
Anderson, Andrew, supervisor RDZ7 SB SO
Burns, R P, supervisor X D 25 S 00
Wonderlv. O B, supervisor R D 17... M 00
Wilson, J, supervisor K D 8 2 00
Bishop, Prank, supervisor RDS 4 00
Detrlok, I W, supervisor B D 14 28 00
Haines, Bruoe, supervisor R D W. . . . 70 00
Downing, John, supervisor BDI ... 86 28
Taylor, J H, supervisor RD18 21 00
Bumgardner, W H, supervisor R D 28 00
Crouse, A, supervisor R D 2S. 2 00
Smith, B T, supervisor R D 7 88 66
Soblskl, Prank, supervisor R D 23... 44 75
Oable, 0 N, supervisor R D 28 1200
Bessemsn, R, sspervlsor RDM 2 00
Peterson, Frank, supervisor R D 82. . 88 00
Ridgwsy, B, supervisor R D 81 , . 20 85
Bergerson, C, supsi visor RD SO ..... 1700
Bchmidlln. A, supervisor R D 29 ... 00
Graham, O M, supervisor R D 11 80 00
Merrill. K. supervisor RDS , , SO 50
Donsls, 8 P. supervisor R D IS 110 00
Anderson, 8 O, supervisor RDM . . . 18 00
West, W W, rebels on delinquent tax
sals 7 81
Adams, U C. supervisor R D 19 88 60
Swager, J H, Justice fees stats vs
Brooks 12 00
Decker, L L, conitsble tees sams 20 60
Qulnn, Jss, witness fees same 9 80
Qulnn, J F, sams 9 80
Decker, L L, sams 1 60
Lewis, George, asms 9 80
Csmpbell, Robert, sams. 6 10
Bratm, J J, sams 5 10
Delta, W J, same 6 10
Doan, Chas, sams. 1 80
Adams, L K, deputy district attorney 6 00
Wonderlv. O B, work oa R D 17 9 00
Anderson, 8 O, work on R D 12 10 00
Sesseman, R, work on bridge R D 18. 22 40
SohmidUn, A, work on bridge R D 29 8 76
Peterson, Frank, plank for R D 52. . . 8 00
Dolan, John , support of Jas Moors. . 20 00
Hasen, R O, work on R D 8 6 00
Taylor, J H. work on bridge R D 16. . 24 86
Blrt A Gray, Irons for bridge R D 16. 85 16
White, Martin, county assessor 68 00
Wonderly, O B, viewer on road sur
vey lOfl 4 80
Atkins, J A, sams 4 80
Meserve, W N, surveyor sams 4 60
Boales, 8 M, obalnman, sams 4 00
Huffman, John, asms 4 20
Rlos , Dsn, vlswer road survey 109. . , 4 70
Barr, Wm, same.. 4 80
Boales, John W, marker road survey
108 J
Richardson, Geo, shalnman road sur
vey 109 5 00
Holsapple, Wm, viewer, seats 6 00
Dlbblee, B W, support of county
charge , 1" 00
Duaan. L D, shalnman road survey
ins sro
McGss, W 0, marker sams. 70
Nicholson, R b, marker road survey
110 4 60
Dixon, Geo, cbalnman sams ., 6 60
Wood, Lincoln ssme..,,... ,....... 4 60
Colvin, W, viewer ssms.. 6 80
Elliott, K B, asms 8 60
Graham, Chas, same ..i.. ....... 6 60
Solomon Bros and K M Parker, work
on bridge In road dlitrlot 83 4 60
Royer, B, work on bridge in road dis
trict 1 ,... , 8 75
Oregon Mist, publl-blng court pro
ceedings 8 12
Oregon Mist, stationery 80 60
Orchard A Jones, water rent. ....... . 4 60
Bchmldlln.O, wor!ctnrd29..... 8 75
Weston. J, powder for r d 7.... 7 68
Blanchard, D, lumber r d 7 t 88
Pohl, Wm, burying pauper 17 00
Cliff, H R, examining insane patient. 6 60
Chalmers, 3 UP, ssme. , 6 00
Link, M D, supplies for county charge 47 60
Cliff, H R, examining insane patient 6 00
Cliff, H R, medical attendance oounty
charge , . 6 00
Allen, A D, work on bridge r d 16... 16 87
Sheeley, 8 D, same 6 06
Bbsnnaban, A, ssme 6 16
Adams, J I. same 14 06
Walter, Peter, same 16 75
Sbeeley, Emery, same 7 12
8bannahan.BG, same 14 86
Ohrtstainaon , H, ssms 2 90
Vsnblericom, H, earns ... 4 87
8beeley, J P, ssma 4 78
Peepies, Thos , building bridge In r d 18 60 00
Dart A Mockle, supplies for county
charge .... 16 00
Dart A Muckle, oil for court house ... 2 26
Wilson, O H, work on bridge in rd 82 2 00
Prtngte, Wm, sams 4 60
Deeds, J A, ssms 4 60
Burris, Oliver, sams 9 00
Peterton, frank, sams.. 10 00
Elliott, Andrew, same 900
Rupert, Henry 0, ssme 8 25
Rupert, Henry, same -. 7 60
Rupert, Mary A, lumber for r d 82. . . 28 03
Kauffman, 8 H, work In r d 19....... 1 60
lfarcblon. A, sams 1 60
Yoder, 8 D, sams 1 60
Darling, E O, eofBn for H Barnett... 2 00
Brauning, H, spikes for r d 18 7
Solomon, Geo, building bridge r d 83. 68 00
Zlllgltt, FA. spikes for rd 16 2 60
Huber, H, support of county charge. 16 00
Braoaing. H, supplies for county
charge 788
Davis, Alloa, work on tax roll 61 00
Parker, F, work on bridge r d 81 1 60
Reed, Jos, deputy road supervisor r d
18 10 00
Ray, J A, bounty on scalps... 8 00
Kauffmaa. J Y, work in r d 19 1 60
Bdgerlon, W A, lumber for r d 10. ... 70 90
Pittsburg Mill Co, work In r d 14 13 80
at oreback, J, bounty oa panther 4 00
Borton, J F, election constable Deer
island precinct 9 00
tans Bros, lumber for r d 18 14 23
Anrys 4t Kistner, nails for rd 8 ... .. 2 00
Kerr, J F, bounty oa scalps 6 00
Lane Bros, lumber for r d 18 29 26
Parker, D, bounty on scalps 6 00
Liodberg, Gustavo, bounty on scalps 9 00
Watte, J G, conducting teachers' ex
amination 9 00
Beegls. Alms, assisting on teachers'
examination 9 00
Dolman. H E, aame 9 00
Jolne, John, arresting insane person 2 60
Link, Charley, work on bridge r d 6. . 8 00
Fowler, Geo, same 1 60
Lindgren, G F Bon, spikes for r d IS 4 00
Lfadgrea, GFA Son, spikes for r d 82 6 00
Heserve, W N, county surveyor .... 49 80
VanDyke, L W, making jury list for
Auburn precinct 1 00
Newtb, CH.same 100
Ross, 8 B, same 1 00
Bryant, Z, nails for rd 10 2 00
Elliott, X B, plank for r d 10 8 25
Hog berg, E E, work In r d 12 800
Wallace, John, supervisor r d 13 . . . . 18 50
Pittsburg Hill Co, plank for r d 14. . . 24 78
Pittsburg Hill Co, plank forrdJ2 ... 68 00
lindgren, 8, deputy road supervisor
district IS 17 00
Brown, O A, witness before grand
Jury uctooer term ., 7 00
Solomon, Chas, bounty on scalps..... 8 00
Swager. J H. Justice fees state vs W
A Meeker, Insane. 8 60
Robinson, Allen, witness ssms 160
8weetlaad,WI,same........ 160
Allen, Harrison, attorney, same .... 5 00
Sundby, Geo, iuror, state vs Crowley 1 00
Anderson, Geo, same 1 00
Weaver, M B, same 100
Huokla, Wash, asms.. 1 00
Drle, John, same 1 00
Hason, Wm, sams 1 00
Chalmers, J it P, examining Insane
patient 5 00
Jolma, John, nails for r d 9 1 65
Conysrs, E W, supplies for oounty
barge 26 40
Holmes, W R, bounty on scalps..... 9 00
Holler, Boren, same 6 00
Rosa, Edwin, medicine for county
charge 1 60
Glass A Prudhomms, tax ledger and
tax receipts 29 00
Richsrdson,0 W, delivering report "
oi viewers on Mayger road........ . 1100
Watts, J G, making plat of school
dlstrlots 20 00
Hslmberg, F R, timber takenfttr r d IS 20 00
Conysrs, E W, supplies for county
charge 10 00
Irwin, Hodson Co, stationery 17 75
Honoyman, DeHart A Co, freight on
powder 2 85
Portland Hospital, support of Mrs
Buckbes 56 00
Smith A Son, lumber for r d 7 6878
Brown, H C, msklng Jury list for
Dear Island prednvt 8 00
Bishop, Frank, sams 1 50
Jones, J G, sams 180
Stockenberg, John, constable fees
stats vs Kentch 10 00
Frakes, P A, commissioners fee...... 14 00
Schoonover, 8 G, same 66 00
Weed, J, postage for county officers. . 40 00
BILLS CUHTINUBD.
State of Oregon vs W W Allen, tran
script snd cost bill. Justice court,
Auburn precinct; referred back to
Justine of ths pesos for correction as
to witness fees.
State ot Oregon vs Fred Westherwax;
continued for correction as to mileage.
Btate of Oregon vs William Lee; contin
ued for correction as to mileage.
Btate of Oregon vs H R King; continued
for eorrsction as to mileage.
Notice to Boheol Boards.
BoArrooss, Or., March 12, 1805.
A report has gained credenoe in some
parts of tha county that tbe available school
fund for 189) would be short, and several
school district boards are postponing the
usual spring term of school in consequence.
This is an error and ahould not affect the
regular spring school. Tbe April appor
tionment of county money will take plaoe
as ususl, and will be as large as common,
however. The August apportionment of
state funds msy not be equal to the past,
yet the two funds will be ample for a reas
onable term ot school. Very Respectfully,
J. G. Witts,
County Sobool Superintendent.
Awarded
rtlf best Honors World' rJe
:- "DEI? ,
MOST PERFECT MADE.
A pure Crape Cream of Tartar Powder. Fret
lorn Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant.
40 YEARS THE STANDARD.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Nichols came down
on their bicycles from Portland yes
day and returned oo tbe T bono peon.
The Deputy District Grand Matron,
Mrs. M. E. Hall, of the order Eastern
Star, will be here tonight and deliver
a lecture to the members of thst order.
A number of visitors from other Chap
terr are expected to be present.
Dr. E. T. Cams, dentist, of Portland,
will visit Rainier April 10th and re
main until April 20th. Dr. Cams is
prepared to do all kinds of work per
taining to deotistiy. xeetn on (old,
ailver, aluminum, and rubber plates.
Gold crown and bridge work. Teeth
extracted without pain.
Dr. Boss desires as to publish ths
following extract from a letter of Chas.
M. Gutfeld, of Keedley, Fresno Co.,
Cel., as he bandies lbs remedy referred
to and wants his customers to know
wbat a splendid medicine it is: "It i
with pleasure I tell you that by one
day's use oi Chamberlain s Cough
Remedy I was relieved of a very severe
cold. My bead was completely stopped
up aod I could oot sleep at nights.
can recommend this remedy." A cold
nearly alwaya starts in tbe head snd
afterwards extends to the throat and
lungs. By using this remedy freely ss
soon ss tbe cold baa been contracted
it will cure the cold at once and pre
vent it from extending to the lungs
Bernard McCarthy sold and trans
ferred by deed, Wednesday, to Rufua
Wsterford tbs south of southwest g,
section 36, township 8 north, range S
west. Tbe consideration wss 1325,
Tbe land is located near Goble. Tbe
papers were made out by Allen A
Cleetoo, being the first business dons
by ths new firm.
In the fall of 1893 a sen of Mr. T. A.
McFarland, a prominent merchant of
Live Oak, Butler, Co Csl., was taken
with a very heavy cold. The paioa
in his cbest were so severe tbst bs bsd
spasms and was threatened with pneu
monia. His father gsve bim ssveral
large doeee of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy which broke up tbe cough
snd cured him. Mr. McFarland says
whenever his children have croup he
invariably gives tbem Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy and it always cures
tbem. He considers it tbe best cough
remedy in tbe market. For sale by Dr,
Edwin Ross.
Thx Mist does not object to taking
silver on subscription. We are eveo
glad to get Columbia county warrants.
Tbey are taken at this office on all
accounts.
ftew Care aUteataaattaaa.
Abaoo, Coos Co., Or- Nov. 10, 1893.
I wish to inform yon of the great
good Chamberlain's Pain Balm baa
done my wife. She has been troubled
with rheumatism of the arms and
hands for six months, and has tried
many remrdiea prescribed for thst com
plaint, but found no relief until shs
used this Pain Balm ; one bottle of
wbiob has completely cured ber.
take pleasure in recommending it for
tbat trouble, i ours truly, u. A. Bull'
ord. 60 cent and $1.00 bottles for sale
by Dr. E. Ross, druggist.
Tbb Mist wsnts a correspondent
in svery neighborhood. If anything
of interest heppena in your locality let
tbe world know it through tbe col
umns of Thx Mist.
Vrhea Bakgr was sick, we gene aer Osstaris.
Wkea aha waa a GhUd, she cried f or Oasuria.
Vfltam a baoama Mf, ahe etaag to Caatorla.
WaeaeaahsSCMIarasalw gate taaea Passed
For 8ale
ENGLISH 8HBOPSHIBE BAMS.
Address W. W. WE8T,
SCAPPOOSE, - OREGON
PROFESSIONAL.
T. J. CtBBTOII.
E. Auir.
ALLEN ds CLEETON,
Attorneys and Counselors at Law
ST. HELENS, . OBXOON.
Waaartse PwaHs. Ceaveireatlag aaC CiHirtliai
pjR. A. P. McLAMUt,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Rainier, Oregon.
jyu h. b. cLirr,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
St, Helens, Oregon.
J)E. J. B. BALL,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Olatskanle, Columbia county, Or.
JJB, J, X. P. CHALHKB8,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
8t Helens, Oregon.
-V N. MESERVS,
Surveyor and Civil Engineer
. DELENA, OREGON.
Countv Survevor. Land Survevin. Town
Platting aod Sngiasering work promptly
ex scaled.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
There has Just been received s large assortment of pure and fresh drug patent
. medicines, etc. Also nomerous other articles which are found in all first-clasa
drug stores. Remember tbat tbe place to buy your drugs is at a drug store.
SAINT HELENS DRUG STORE
TOILET ARTICLES
This boose also earries every large assortment of fancy notions, consisting of
toilet articles such as perfup-erv. soaps, tooth-brushes, tooth-powders, and In
fact all articles included in that line. Also writing paper and school supplies.
PRESCRIPTIONS COUPOUNDED DAY OR NIGHT
. A competent pharmacist is always on hand ready to compound prescriptions on
short order, Mr. Boss is ever watchful of the pubHe's demands, aad fom will
always &ud wbat yon want at bia establishment , ...
. DR. EDWIN
MAIN STREET
ST. CHARLES HOTEL
If you want to asset a friend yea
Conor Prosit aad Morrison SU.
DART & MUCKLE ... .
Are once more doing
copied by Mackls Bros.,
Fresh Staple
Just from tha best markets of ths world. Tbey also bavs a
sew and complete 11ns of ...... .
Ladies' Dress Goods, Latest Patterns.
Realizing tbat tiieir
smmuni auv carrj
Ladies' and Gents' Fine Footwear
MXJGK1IjH BFiOS
aUSUFACTOKXRS OF AJTD DBALKK8 IV
Rough and Dressed Lumber of Eierj Style, Grade and Yirictj
ST. HELENS. : : OREGON
Glatshnie Drugstore
PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED AT ALL HOURSdi
Palest Medicines, Prescription Drags,
Toilet Articles, Fancy Motions, ete.
The tables are always supplied with the Best Edibles aod Delica
cies ths market affords. "
TERMS REASONABLE FOR REGULAR BOARDERS
Having been newly refurnished we are prepared to give satisfac
tion to all our patrona, and solicit a sbnre of your patronage.
J. GEORGE, Proprietor,
GEORGE RIEPHOF'S
Rheumatic Remedy a Permanent Cure
This Remedy Properly Taken will Cure any Bheumatic Case. -
St. George's BHEUHATIC BITTERS.
Is a Bitters specially manufactured to
It gives tone to the stomach and purifiea the blood better -
than any other
For Sale by all Leading Druggists or Address
or 1T15 BEACH, General Agents .
marl-6m
437 Commercial alreet,
St. Helens MEAT - MARKET
All Kinds of fresh and salted meats, tenure, and fish.
. An express wagon runs daily to all parte of ths city.
Meat by Wholesale
at Special Rates.
. . J. H.
Ths old and reliable barber has bis raiora just as
! sharp as can be found, and will sbave you com
fortably and quickly for only fifteen cents.
GIVE HIM A CALL AT THE
TEE MIElFj&Ia .: MOWEEev
The table will be supplied with
Bosrd by ths Day, Wesk, or
Everything Clean, A Share
A, H. BLAKESLEY, Prop., ST. HELENS, OR
EUumnT CAnniAGEj cir.:::ss c?o. cd.
S2I.C3 - .',r'0
Md LaMWSjgal eKsWUrMtsirVr to AtMriflft MklliUf
telawity. Hiilp avfcjo to pprorL rtaay
fro mm If not mttsfectorr. XvOTtblnaT wsvr
IV Wfcjr ps.7 aa Agmt tri to Y to wSm fusT
yow Writ jom own ortfcsr. ftsxtaa tnm wa
fajtesaUl a s&fc .Waavay. tm aAtppfr
WHOLK8ALS PRICKS
. orina Wsatona.
it, a ir..m n. -T- - "
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aamaanUtorsattoSMa
as SS. INieetona a
HARNESS.
J Wrle,awla, Doable aad fam. BkttariuMlM,
r SrfcUai aadf it lav Sma 1 aaala la -'rirrr as
Ko.it waaoo.M. ... Ws Bs PRATT( Secretary, Chr
ROSS, Prop.
8T. HELENS, OREGON
THia LIAOINO FAMILY
HOT EL. HAS BCIN OOM
PLITILY WXNOVATKD.
will surely find bim at this hotel
W. KNOWLES,
business at the old stand formerly oe- ,
where can be found a complete stock of M
Groceries
stock would be incomplete without, these J
a Wi utdks oi . . . .
Is tha Ptaca a aaeura
Vour Fraen WJedlcliMa
Oft. J. B. HALL. Prapristar
CIsHkaal
, St. Helens, Oregon
aid those afflicted witb Bheumatism.
bitten known.
"O. R." P. O. box 663, Astoria, Oregon
Astoria, Oregon. TelephoneNo. 24.
Sweetland & 5heldon,
Mata Sc., M. Hsiaaa. Oragaa.
DECKER . . .
OLD STAND ON STRAND ST
tbe best the market affords.
Month at Reasoniblo rztss
of Your Patronage ia Solioitod.
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