The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913, April 12, 1895, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextOUKGON MIST. HIHUHIIKD KVKItY" Kill OA Y. 2 Pmsusun $1.75 siDii-iiKAb rAiiAiiMim Dkttkr Wkatiikk. Notwithstand ing the old iuUku tbiit A lute Easter it liuliualive o( a baukward Dpi lug, a bet ter mettHorolutflciil uoiitliiion in prob able after Kaslor it passed On your. 8KOtmiNO Kwiitok-Way. The As toria rullioad rlKhtof-way oomniiltoe re at work. The coriimiltMe have timlar charter the stoamer Astoriaii, and UNO bur at a floating boarding Jiouso. Tlwy move along the river from place to place a the work pro gresses, and at last accounts were iiieuting with fair success. Twknty onk Kiixkd Another coal mine explosion occurred last Monday in the Blue Canyon nilno, llfteon miles from Scalllo, on Lake Whatcom, Wash, Tarmity-one parsons were killed ani a number wore seriously Injured. Only two men who wore In the mine at the time escaped uninjured. The expto aion la said to havo been caused by llio accumulation o( flredum p. -iinrr fUiiiLMaw). John Parker ( Mavitur, wan in the city over Sun day. 'Mr. Parker ia engaged in burn ing charcoal, (or which ho flnda a ready auto at the down river uahmrlH. A compared wl.h 25 cent a bushel a fow yeare ago he now recoivea from 10 to VI come, una waves a very emmi margin, in fact, no margin at all, ex cept that by doing the work hlmtell lie reoeivva small oompenaalion tor lii labor. Skaron Oi'KNKd. From the amount f lt.li that were shipped n the wit crt Wediiwlnv morning for down river points it would aeem that it would not require many week'a Ashing to place tho average lithcrman in ratnor inue itendonl circumatancea. One fisher ;... .i.iniK ci 2500 nounds. for which lie received 6 cenU a pound, or $125 for the shipment. The fishermen up and down the river are greatly en couraged at the outlook. ICu iiliin a naeeT Tli ri taxet became delinquent on April 1st, 8her ' iff l)oan la not aJdlngJh 3 per cent aa formerly, allowed ly law, ana u i. understood that no additional coat will t. ..i.i.i imiil the firal of May, when the delinquent roll wilt be closed. All neraona paying before that time will iiul have to pay extra charges, hence it will be a great aavlng to those who quart) their auojuote wim me wumj before that dale. V tfm htmrnmr!- A'aeaaor iti .ii.. i inn the Brat of the week om piling the assessment so Ur made. The assessor naa ueon ing down in the Marshland and West laiolv. He ha. alaooom t.leled the work on Bauviea Wand, and i. -..-. ...ii mi Hnfttioooaa. He flnda a croat deal of diaaattsfaclion in differ ent parte of the county riding the i. lut aaaetamenU. The unequal ......... iji recently madn aeem to i. ...... kin utnated from political mo livt a. It ia to be hoped we are done with audi work for all time to come. P...nvu'i Paai)osa. Jut before f lovernor loiiuoyr retired from office he Issued sixteen pardona to priaonere nmii in the penitentiary, to iMltn ofTect under the administration Lortt. Several already have received their release and more will follow if a Up la not put to the ........rnnr'i edict. Governor Lord i... .i..ir.t that some action must be taken to out atop to it, and la at v.axiuaanl. til (Vi nsultalion with stale olU ii.t. in. . whst can be dona. Some of thoae to whom pardon haa been granted are the worat criminals in tlie institution. ' ' Thbv OapthhoTwo TnouT.--DiB-Iriol Attorney Hume, of Portland, o nmnied by a friend, went down to Oak Point last Saturday on a tjout fuhing xH)dilion. After a hard daya fishing they boarded' the Bailey Oat ae Uhal night about 11 oVlock for home, .latin I" PT ICtl gentlemen that they had aucce otled in bagging a flne lot of trout, but on thoir return W Oak Point and u.t be fore tho steamer arrive! one of Fiah Commiaaioner Crawlord'a dep.. .ea ar rested them foi violation of the fish law and confiscated the product of tbelr hard daya' work. Alter discover, ing who the nimrods were they were p,?mitted to depart on flshlesa, hungry and dry On bt sH tho a'eamer Steward M.-Gil ia took a peep into thoir fish bags and, what do you think ho discovered- wo little trout, presumably the entire days catch, This is strictly confidential. A Trip to Astobia. Through the courtesy of Mr. E. A. Soeley, agent o (lie Columbia Bivcr & Puget Bound Navigation Company, a party of news pair meu along the route enjoyed a very pleasant trip to the oily by the tea last Saturday. The party con aisled of W. II. Imus, Rainier Review; 8. O. Williams, Hkamokawa Eagle ; W. 0. Cowgill, Portland Sun 1 Alfred J)avi, Cathlamet Gazette, and a rep resentative of Tint Mist. It waa a perfect dny, aud Mr. Heeley and the courteous crew on board the Qatxert . epared no paina in making the press hoys comfortable tin the round trip. Arriving at Astoria the party were met at the wharf by a number of As toria'a leading citixens and escorted to the elegant rooms of the Irving Club, where an hour was spent discussing mutters of interest. At 5 o'clock the party returned to the steamer for din ner, after which a fratornnl visit was paid the newspaper of the city. Long before 7 o'clock, the hour of leaving, arrived, the wharf was lined willi peo ple, aome to see the visitors safely on board, while othera vied with each other b to which of tho Btrangera was Mr. Hammond, Stanton, chief engin eer, eto. Promptly on time the "all iibonrd" echoed through the crowd and tho Heel" atoanier sped away for the creat metropolis .of Oregon with the good hunicred guests fueling that the day nail keen . pieasmiiiy spent, their treatment courteous aud the trip I'EItftONAL AND OKNKHAU Today la Good Friday, Next Sunday la Eastor. lr, Qiltuor waa In town Tuesday. Note and receipt booka for lala at thia olllco. Considerable anow remain! in the hills west of thia place. Two papers. Tun Miht and the Oregonian, one year (or $2. Mrs. A. Davis visited her daughters in Portland during tho wock. J. Cy Hmlth, of Bainior, wat doing business In Portland Monday, Mrs. 1). J. Swilxer and Mrs. Jacob Ooorge visited Portland yesterday, Muokle Bros, have their now ware house completed and ready for use. Choice dress goods, trimming, rib bon, lacea and embroidery at Dolman's. W. J. Fullerton, of Oillton, was do ing business at the oourthouse Tues day. Deputy Sheriff Blakesley went to Nehulom Tuesday to serve aome legal papers. Alwuya well stocked up In groceries, Hour and feed, boots and shoes at Dol man's. ' Surveyor Meserve was a passenger up to Portland on the Iralda Monday morning. E. E. Quick was attending to busi ness affairs in the metropolis Monday afternoon. Grant Schoville waa drowned in the Nchalein river near Nehalem City the llrsiof the week. Drs. Cliff and Chalmers made a trip to the metropolis last week, both in venting in a new buggy. The steamer Lurline is sgain on the Astoria route. Site will run on the aame schedule as formerly. Jamea C. Cox paid a business visit to Enreka, Wash., Tuesday evening, returning the next morning. Win, Greenwood, of Tualatin, Wash ington county, accompanied by his wife, was in the city Tuesday. Large stock of mens' boys womena' and misses' summer straw hats now opened on sale at Dolman's. The Portland Sun ia the most pop ular paper in the atate. Tub Mist and Buu togethor, per year f 1.75. Mr. and Mr. lloloomb aud daughter 8uie, of Portland, were flatting ao quaiutancea in this place over Sunday. Mre. Maaale removed her household goods to the Weaver settlement last Saturday, wiiere sue expecta to maae her home. hThe . recent heavy winds blew the of off one of the large barns on the Kiehardson place at the moutb of Lewie river. Miaa Frankie Way has secured a no titlon as teacher in Washington. The man v friends of Miss Way wish her success in the field of padagogy. Canlain Larkin. of the Gatxert, and W. II. Imua. of the Bcviow, ssy they are not whist players. There are two other gentlemen of the same opinion A rendition of blows, rains and nowa ninke farming an uncertain un dertaking these days. However, crops are being put in at a very salutatory rate. We have completed arrangomenU with the Portland Weekly Sunjrnert by we can furnish the Weekly Sun aud Ths Mibt, both one year for 11.75 cash. Tin Miht does not object to taking i1r mi subsrriotion. We are even olnit to sot Columbia county warrants Thv are taken at this office on all accounts. 3. D. McKay, of Scappoose, left last Monday ou the Bailey Gatxert for the lower river seining grounds, where, with his team, he will be engaged dur ing the summer. L. B. Stuart, the popular druggist at Dr. Boss' drug store, took advantage r,f Ltm diietor'a presence, and started for Nehalem yesterday morning to oe absent a few daya. Th Mibt wants a correspondent in vrv nfiffhborhood. If anything of interest happens in your looaRty let the world know it tlirougti vui umns of The Mist. Dr. E. T. Carna, dentist, of Portland, will visit Bainier April 10th, without fail. All those wishing work done in thia line please call early as Dr. Carna will remain only ten days. "ColumbiaMose Company, in St. Hel ens, have recently purchased a new uniform, consisting ol cap, snirt ami belt. The fire boys seem very proua nf th no eauinment and are very anlhusiastlo In the service of the city. Mr ind Mrs. James Sheldon started on Wednesday last for Oilman, Illinois, where they no to attend at tne oeiismn of Mr. Sheldon'a sick mother, who has been greatly dominated mr aeverai motnhs. Tliey win prooauiy iw mv tent a month. Dr. Edwin Boss came down from Portland Tuesday, where he ia assist ant surgeon in St. Vincent hospital, to remain a week or more. The dootor ia always a weloome visitor, and we aro only sorry to say that he did not oome to remain indefinitely. The drama, "Fruits of the Wine Cup" produced at the Wilkinwm school house, near Vornonia, last Saturday night, by local talent, was neatly car ried out In every respect. There were nearly two huudred people present, and all pronounced it a great euccess. Wo urA nlnaspd to state to our read ers that nothing serious has so far re- suited from the accident wnion Hap pened to Annie George and Agnes Muekle several days ago. The little folks have not vet entirely reoovered, but It is thought they are not inter nally injured. tyjlio river is rising and the salmon V..:nina- the fishermen are in high feathers Mr. Dolman says the times are on the up grade, as shown by the amount of morchandise now purchased and paitl for i' Pot crtBh- We cln , stand a little more prosperity, and the more the better. Dr. Boss desires us to publish the following extract from a letter of Chas. M. Gutfold, of Beedley, Fresno Co., Cal., as ho handles the remedy referred to and wants his customers to know what a splendid medicine it is: "It is with pleasure I tell you that by one day's use of Chamberlain's Cough Itemedy I was relieved of a very severe cold. My head was completely stopped up and 1 could not sleep at nights. I uan recommend this remedy." A cold nearly always starts in the head and afterwards extends to the throat and lungs. By using thia remedy freely as soon as the cold has been contracted it will cure the cold at once and pre vent it from extending: to the lungs ' "-fjreosnrer Wharton ' has now on land about 12500 - with which to redeem county warrants. By refer ence to the treasurer's notice in an other column it will be seen what war rants are payable upon presentation, and no interest will be allowed after this data. "Captain" Paul Webb, the man who successfully plunged the Willamette falls at Oregon City two weeks ago in a barrel is billed to perform the same feat again next Sunday. Such reck lessness should be prevented by the authorities. Fish and Game Warden McGuire haa made a number ot arrests lately of persons alleged to have violated the fish law, and the courts are liable to have plenty to do for some time in disposing of these cases. Eastr services will be held in the church at this place next Sunday. In Hie morning there will be preaching and in the evening the Sunday school will render a programme, cousiating of songs and recitations. In the fall of 1893 a son of Mr. T. A McFarland, a prominent merchant of Live Oak, Sutter, Co., Cal., was taken ilh a very heavy cold. The paina in his chest were so severe that he had spssms and was threatened with pneu rnonia. His father gave him several tsrge doses of Chamberlain's Cough Kemedy which broke up the cough and cured him. Mr. McFarland says whenever hia children have croup he invariably gives them Chamberlain's Cough Bemedy and it always cures them. Ho considers it the best cough remedy in the market. For aale by Dr. Edwin Boss. Court House Mewa. Lindley Meeker, administrator of the estate of Levi French, deoeaaed, filed a petition in the county court Tuesday, asking for an order to sell the personal property of said estate. A petition was filed in the county court Wednesday by llanna Conyers, one of the heirs, asking that E. S. Bry ant, administrator of the estate of E G. Bryant, be required to make a re port on the condition of said estate. Suit was filed in the circuit court Wednesday by J, I. Somerville versus Albert, Wood to recover $400 on promissory note ; W. J. Bice, attorney for plaiutifr. htjhe estate of Levi French, deceased, hi Uoulton, waa appraised last Satur day by A. A. Henderson, U. B. Emer son and A. N. Clark. The estate con' isia of $1350 in cash, and a small place at lloulton, valued at 1317. John W. Pugh, through bis attor neys, Allen A Cleeton.tue filed an an swer and counter claim in the circuit court in the case ol Pugh versus Pugh, for divorce. . ' State Republican League. Pursuant to a call from President Blakesley, of Wm. McKinley Republi can Club. Wednesday evening a sum ber of members met at the courthouse and proceeded to elect the following delegates to the State Republican League, which convenes in Portland on the 22nd of May next: 0. H. Newell, W. J. Bice and D. Davis. No instructions were given the delegates further than those embodied in the constitution of the state league. City Council Meeting, The city council held its regular meeting Monday night, it being the time for swearing in the new city oW cers. D. J. Switxer, councilman-elect, was ineligible, and S. A. M ilea Was elected to fill the vacancy. Nothing else of importance waa done except allowing the following bills : Dart, James, rent of city hall 116 00 Anderson, George, street work 3 00 Leinont, 0 II, recorder.......... S5 85 Oregon Mist, printing. . 1 60 King, A, judge of sieotlon Davis, A, same Blakesley, O W, same Duvis, D, clerk of election DIMard, W B, city treasurer Peacber, J ackson, street work . . . . . Clilmore, John, watchman 2 00 200 200 200 20 00 1 00 70 00 Haw t Cure tttteunaavtlsm. Abaoo, Coos Co., Or., Nov. 10, 1893. I wish to inform you of the great good Chamberlain's Pain Balm has done my wife. She has been troubled with rheumatism of the arma and hands for six months, and has tried many remrdiee prescribed for that com plaint, but found no relief nutil she used this Fain Bajm ; one bottle of which haB completely cured her. I take pleasure in recommending it for that trouble. Yours truly, C. A. Bull ord. 50 cent and 11.00 bottles for aale by Dr. . Boss, druggist. Attention. There will be a pubio meeting of the republican club of this place at the oourthouse next Wednesday evening, April 17, at which time the Hon. Har rison Allen will conduct the meeting and address the citixeus upon the po litical issues of the day. All are re spectfully invited. A special iuvita lion to the ladies, ' MARRIED. CAFLE3-8IIINN.--At the residence of the bride's parents, In Columbia City, Tburs dv, April 11. 18115, Mr. Georee H. Shinn and Miss Dell Caples, Judge Thomas A. McBrlde, officiating. Mr. Bhlnn la one of Baker City's legal lights, being a member ot the law Arm of Band, Williams & fchinn, and Miss Caples is one of Columbia county's best known yonng ladles, the daughter of Dr. 0 O. Caples, of Columbia City, and a niece of Senator G. W. and Judge Thomas A. Mo Prlde. T Mint extends congratulations. Real Estate Transfers. Thomas Hodgklns snd wife to Levi W. Ball, tide land fronting section 20, and lot 1, section 17, and west yi of D. L. 0. of E. Weld;f4S. 0. O. Capias and wife to Dell M. Caples, lot . Columbia City, 11. Julius Ordway and wife lo Henry L, and J. W.OolvIn, sJof w'4, ti of swX.sec 9, 1 4 n, r 8 west. im Julius Ordwsy and wife to Henry U. and W. Colrin, the n of sw, section 9, 1 7 a, r 5 w, $.1228. Oeo. W. Cross and wife to Barah A. La- molt, iK f m'A section 2, 1 0 n, r 2 w, I'.OO. Eveline J. Cros and husband to Sarah A. Lsmott, sf of swJi section 19, t 7 n, r 8 went, tl. V Arthur Johnson snd wife to Frank E. Malinberg, of tt and nm of tte'4, and tbe ol section 7, 1 4 n, r 4 w. $760. J, U Morgan and wife to Marie D. Mo Hweeney, lots 4 and 5, section 20, t6n, r& west, $1. United States to Christ F. Babinskl, swK of section 8, 1 8 n. r 2 west, patent. Peter Auendi to Oostaf Tamburg, of te'4, and lot 7, section 86, 1 8 n, r S w, 60 aeres, 8800. G. W. Cole was dolog business in Portland Wednesday. Cuba haa declared ber independence from Spain and will ask recognition from other countries. Tbe steamer Telephone will be placed on the seaside route in a short tune. Mrs. Emeline Meeker spent several days in Salem this week. See the ad of "Sunny Banks Stock Farm" in another column. BORN. DKMINO At Ht. Helens. Oreoron. April 10 1805, to the wife of A. Jay Denting, a son. Wheo Baby was sick, wa (an ber Csstorte. When she was a Child, she cried for Osatoria. , When she became Mia, she clung to Castorla. When she had Children, she gm them Csstoris. THKAWlHfcB'S NOTICE. County Trs abuser's Office, St. H KLKN8, Or.. A pril 5, 1895. Notice is hereby given that Columbia county warrants No's. 23M, 2352 and 23fi0, heretofore presented and endorsed "Not Paid for Want of Funds," will be paid upon presentation at this office. Interest on tbe same will not be allowed after this date. . M. WHARTON, Treasurer of Columbia County, Oregon, TBEASl'BEH'S NOTICE. COUHTY TBBASURXR's OFFICE, St. Helens, Or., April 12, 1895. Notice is hereby given that all unpaid County Warrants of said county, which have been presented and endorned "Not Paid for Want of funds." up to November 12, 18Sr2, will be Paid upon presentation at tnis omce. interest win not oe anowea after this date. E. M. WHARTON. Treasurer of Columbia County, Oregon. Natlce tm Cratitars. npHE andentrned having been duly ap-' A. pointed administrator ol ine estate oi Levi French , deceased, all persons having claims against said estate are requested to present the same to me, at the law office of Allen A Cleeton, in Ht. Helens, Columbia county. Oregon, within six months from the ante hereof. LINDLEY MEEKER. Administrator of tbe estate of Levi French, deceased Dated April S, 1895. aSmS Notice Cr altera. TMIR understated hss assumed and will Jl pay on presentation to ber at her res idence. 8canuoose, Columbia county, Ore- eon, sll lust and leeal claims against W W. West, deceased. Claims must be pre sented within one year Irom date. Dated April 12, 1N95. al2ml7 MRS. MARIA WEST. SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court of the Bute of Oregon, for Columbia county. P. A. KELSON, Plaintiff, vs. LOUVISA C. NELSON, Defendant.) To Louvlsa C. Nelsoa, the above named defend ant: TN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON: L You are hereby required to appear in the above named Court and cause and answer the complaint rlll against you therein, on or oeiore the Aral day of the next term of said Court fol lowing the expiration of the time prescribed In the nnlflr for publication of this Summons upon you, which said A rat day ot the next regular term of said Court Is Tuesday. May Hth, &, and if yon so fail to appear and answer on or oerore saia aate, tne piainun win appiy w wm Court for a decree therein for the relief prayed for in the oomplatnt: namely: that the marriage contract and obligatiens now existing between yourself and said plaintiff be dissolved and an nulled: that plaintiff have decreed to him the care and custody of the minor children of said nartlea meutlonMi and described in said com plaint, and for such other relief as may be equitable. This Summons Is published lnTnaOasooH Mirt hv orriar of Hon. T. A. McBride. made April Sd, 186, directing publication thereof for six lucueMive weeas. Dated April 3d, ISM. CApLK8 4 AIXEN, attailT Attorneys for Plalntllt Millinery. Miss Downing will be in St. Helens the 1st. 2nd and 3rd of May with a choice lot of Hats. Bonnets and Notions. Prices to suit the times. Ladies will ' do well to call and see ber at the Urlen tal Hotel. Sunny Banks Stock Farm H. WEST, Prop'r. Importer and Breeder of Improved Older lie HOGS. Unlike the old tlmo Chester White Hogs, the Improved stock nre short, chunky, and mature quick and fatten readily at any age. (ALL STOCK REGISTERED ) Farm One Mile From Scappoose. Intending purchasers are invited to call snd see my stock. All cor respondence promptly answered. ' H. WEST, SCArPOOSE, ! ; OREGON, Awarded Mlthsst Honor-World' Fair. 'DaX' mm crtEAia MOST PERFECT MADE A purs Craps Cream of Tartar Powder. Fret torn Ammonia, Alum or'any other adulterant 40 YEARS THE STANDARD. Salmon Catch at Astoria. Astoria, April 10. The fishing sea son opened last oigbt under rather unfavorable auspices. The weather was exceedingly boisterous, and but a small proportion of the boats ventured out. Of those that did take the risk none went near the bar, where the fiebiug ia generally the best. In con sequence tbe catch was small, prob ably averaging aix or seven to tbe boat. A number of men were doubt less engaged in fishing before the sea son opeued, a number bringing in 25 and 30 nab, but aa a rule, those who were known to bave been out but one night returned with but three to ten salmon each. Cannerymen aud fish ermen, alike, are ot the opinion that tbe pack thia year will be small on ac count of the low water, for without ex ception, since the inception of the sal mon industry, tbe catch has been small every year in wbicb the volume of water in tbe river waa comparative ly light. Tbe gillnetmen will be most seriously affected, as they rep the r harvest when tbe water is high and muddy. The traps and seins are ex pected to do much better than usual. the conditions being favorable for the former especially. Some of the cannerymen are mani festing great interest in starting the Clackamas hatchery tbia year, while othera favor the establishment of a hatchery near tbe moutb of the river. All of the canneries, with the excep tion of the Astoria Packing Company, have begun work, and the latter will probably be started in a few weeks. PROPERTY OWNERS Alone the Proposed Line of the Astorim-Ooble Railroad. The following is a list of persons owning land through which tbe railroad will pass between Weslport and Goble : Win. Adams, J. Morgan, W. J. Rosa, Johnson Freeman, 8. E. Harris, Henry L. Colrin, Wm. Elliott. Alby L. Woodard, Samuel Graham, Charles II. Graham, A. 8. Graham. H. L. and W. B. Colrin. Norman Merrill. D. Dixon, Charles M. Dixon. J. A. Hamill, Carl Raudn, G. W. Shaver, O. J. Bryant heirs, Joseph Karoonor, James Kisk, Joseph Simmons, Walter E. Jonea, C. H. Jones, Richard Hermo, Israel Mars ton, John Hendrickson, John Quigley, James Quinn, estate of L. White, A. Mad den, F. Turueban, Charles Mayger, Mayger heira, E. R. Crie, 8. H. Tryon, Francis Tryon, James C. Severn, W. J. Sanborn, Christ Olsen, Willis Baxter, Peter Ri near son, J. 8. Rinearson, John Dibble, J. B. K. Bourne, G. F. Moeck, F. O. Winchester, city or town of Rainier, Mrs. Dobbins, John Backus, J. F. Timoney, C. C. Cole, W. L. Graham, H. Blake, Northern Pa cific Railroad Co., A. Neer. JUSTOUT! Hill's New American Polygraph! An indiapensible companion to every merchant, clergyman and lawyer in the land. If you have copying to do, write at once inclosing 4 cents in stamps for particulars. Agents wauted. Liberal discount. Address, W. H. BAUMANN, Geu'l. Agt U. S. A. P. O. Box 67. Marissa, 111. Buy a Home -IN- St. Helens PROFESSIONAL. T. J. CliiTOM. H. Aixaa. ALLEN & CLEETON, Attorneys and Counselors at Law ST. HELENS, OREGON. Notaries Public, Ceaveyandag and Cotkcttacts jQB. a. p. McLaren, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Rainier, Oregon. j-b. h. k. curr, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. St. Helens, Oregon. JR. J. K. BALL, PHYfelOIAN AND SURGEON. Clatskanie, Columbia county, Or. -QR. J. M. P. CHALMERS, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. St. Helena, Oregon. yy N. MESERVE, I Surveyor and Civil Engineer DELEN A, OREGON. County Burveyor. Land Surveying, Town Flatting and Engineering work promptly executed. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT There has jnst been received a large assortment of pure and fresh drugs, patent medicines, etc. Also numerous other articles which are foond In ill H rut-class drug stores. Remember that the place to buy your druga is at a drug store. SAINT HELENS - - - TOILET ARTICLES This honse also csrrles a very large assortment of fancy notions, consisting of toilet articles such as perfumery, snaps, tooth-brushes, tooth-powders, ami in fact all articles included iu that line. Also writing pa; er and school supplies. PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED DAY OR NIGHT A competent pharmacist is always on hand ready to compound prescriptions on short order. Mr. Ross is ever watchful of the public's demands, and you will " always tiud what you want at bis establishment. DR. EDWIN MAIN STREET IN EW GOODS. EW PRICES. A DART & rUESH , GROCERIES SHOES, AT VERY REASONABLE PRICES. D HATS AND CAPS m afh sft-- ..SV.-.-.'rt A,aV-. A ..si. .aa. MUGKL.B BROS MAKUFACTURKRS Rough and Dressed Lumber of ST. HELENS. : Clatskanie Drugstore " PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED AT ALL HOURS Patent Medicines, Prescription Drags, Toilet Articles, Fancy Notions, etc. The tables are always supplied with the Best Edibles and Delica cies the market affords. TERMS REASONABLE FOR REGULAR BOARDERS Having, been newly refurnished wn are prepared to give satisfac tion to all our patrons, and solicit a chare of your patronage. J. GEORGE, Proprietor, St, Helens. Oregon GEORGE RIEPHOF'S Rheumatic Remedy a Permanent Cure This Esmedy Properly Taken will Core any Rheumatic Case. St. George's RHEUMATIC BITTERS, la a Bitters specially manufactured to aid those afflicted with Rheumatism. It gives tone to the stomach and purifies the blood better than any other bitters anown. For Sale by all Leading Drnpubts or Address "G. R." P. O. box 663, Astoria, Oregon or PETER BRACH, General Agent, marl-6m 137 Commercial street, Astoria, Oregon. TelephoneNo. 21. St. Helens JV1EAT MARKET All Kinds of fresh and sailed meats, sausaga, and fish. An express wagon runs daily to ail parts of the city. Meats by Wholesale at Special Rates. . . J. H. DECKER . . . rroisrsoFRiiLi Artist The old and reliable barber has hia razors' just as sharp as can be found, and will shave you com fortably and quickly for only fifteen cents. S . . GIVE HIM A CALL AT THE OLD STAND ON STRAND ST The table will be supplied with the best the market affords. Board by the Day, Week, or Month at Reasonable rates Everything Clean. A Share of Your Patronage is Solicited. A. H. BLAKESLEY, Prop., ST. HELENS, OH Insist on w mww soph ft 3 HatlfB " pawiag sO Costs no more than inferior package soda never spoils the flour, keeps soft, versalty acknowledged purest in Bade enly by CBDRCS It CO. Hew Tort. Ssli ay gjvass's si si j nsase WrtetojmaadHaaMBokrfalMaaj l&s&affistsaffitgttSffi DRUG STORE ROSS, Prop. ST. HELENS, OREGON SPRING GOODS JUST ARRIVED. MUCKLE, Furnishing Goods, ART & MUCKLE, J St. Helens, Oregon. OF AHD DEALERS IX Every Style, Grade and Variety : OREGON th PUcti to Secure Your Freth Medicines . DR. J. E. HALL. Proprietor -Clatskanie, Oregon Sweetland & Sheldon, Mala St., St. Helens, Oreffeah BEWARE Of Imitation trade marks end labels. and is uni. tbe voorld. profitable.