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T. HELENS, REJON MARCH tT,
Thi wrong of Ireland are) email iu
comparison wilb those ol Cuba. Spain
ha practiced ev.ry conceivable meth
od ol extortion and opprecwon, where
he should havs acted a frinndly and
beneficial part, and the Cnbans have
the best of reason for breaking away
from her.
The new United 8tatee ram Katah
din ha gone into commission with a
crew of ninety men and even officer.
This ship has some novel features,
and just what it can accomplish in a
sea fight is a matter of conjecture.
But its purpose is to go straight at an
invading fleet and try conclusions.
Thi commercial invasion of the
United States by Japan is imminent.
Her manufacturers are indomitable,
and it seems that the Japanese are
not disDoeed to buy anything abroad
whioh thev can make at home. The
balance of trade between Japan and
the United States seems permanently
gainst ns.
Schatob MrroHUX has secured a
favorable report from the senate com
mittee on privileges and election on
bis joint reeolutioa proposing an
amendment to the constitution pro-
Tiding for the election of senator by
a direct vote of the people. There is
little doubt that the resolution would
vacs the house if that body were given
an ODDortunitv to vote 03 it, but its
fate in the senate is uncertain.
Fbkhch editors are always comic
when they mention names and places
in America. One of them says Spain
will not retreat before "Sherman, the
brother of the slayer of the Colorado
Indians." The Frenchman had Sher
idan and the Piegana in mind. Victor
Hugo referred to Grant as the ezecn
tioner of John Brown, a statement
supposed to have some relation to the
fact that Le commanded the troops
that captured Brown.
Let the old men, if their memories
co back to I860, recall the old hard
ware store, and they will recall that
on the shelves 95 per cent, came from
England and 5 per cent, were pro
duced in the United States. Let them
go into the hardware store of 1892,
and they will find that upon the
shelves of that hardware merchant 5
per cent, is from abroad, 95 per cent
made at home by American working
men. Yes, made in American shops
by American workingmen from Amer
loan raw material. McKinley.
A few months sgo an American
with commercial instincts arrived in
Yokohama with a collection of sam
ples of American jackknives sufficient
to stock a country fair. He announced
that be had come to Japan to build
up American trade. He did not re
main long, and now it is advertised
that be has turned up in San Francis
co with a stock of samples of Japanese
manufactured goods prepared to knock
the American market silly. Hs is
able, be say, to lay down all sorts of
(foods in California, duty paid, at from
thirty to fifty per cent less than the
same clags of articles can be manufac
tured in America.
Ok the strength of the experiment
with the Roentgen ray a scientist has
corns forward with a pamphlet to
claim that the sun is not an inconceiv
able hot body, but a habitable globe
With an ideal climate. It sends to the
earth vast currents of electricity which,
in pasting through our atmosphere,
are converted into light and heat.
According to this theory the earth is
magnet, solarized in space, and be
tween all heavenly bodies exists an
interaction of electro-magnetic cur
rents. These currents from the sun
are fully returned to it, because the
reaction of the other heavenly bodies
equals the sum total of the sun's elec
tric discharges. In regard to the cre
ation of the earth, the authority has
no explanation to offer, hut be says
the tun is not going to roll off, man
will not disappear, nor will the earth
ever become a frozen ball on account
of the sun' loss of heat.
The county convention to take place
bere next Tuesday promises to be one
of more than ordinary importance,
since there are a number of candi
dates for several of the offices to be
filled. The contest for sheriff and
judge will be especially spirited, not
only because there are a number of
aspirant, but also because of the im
portance of the two positions ; and at
this time no one seems to have a cor
ner on the situation. It is a matter
which the convention only can settle,
and whatever the outcome in that
body, so long as it is a fair contest
should meet th. hearty sanction of
the party and the unsuccessful as
pirant. The one object of the con'
vention, however, should be to place
none save clean men npon the ticket;
men who will command the support
of the people on election day, and
men who are thoroughly competent
to perform the duties of the office to
which thej seek election. If this is
done the republicans need have no
fear of defeat at the poll. No point
should be lost eight of that would
tend to promote harmony in the party,
Which mean succes at the poll.
KxpriBUCAM auooess in Columbia
county this year depends entirely
upon the judgment displayed by the
county convention which meet next
Tuesday fn selecting candidate for
office to be voted for ou the nrst day
of June. This is naturally a republi
can year, but notwithstanding this
fact the personnel of the ticket will
decide the fate of the party in thi
county, and should anyone nominated
fail of election there will be no one
responsible except the nominating
convention itself. We do not pretend
to say who the candidates ought to be.
That matter can better be settled by
the delegates who are the representa
tives of the people from the different
precinots sent here for the especial
purpose of serving the interests and
wishes of those whom they are to rep
resent. The matter, for the time be
ing, U out of the bands of th& people,
so to speak, but the people are again
to be beard on election day to ratify
or disapprove the work ot their serv
ants ia the convention, and their
righurwill be asserted by the ballot on
that day. As stated before, this is lua
onably a republican year, and if only
clean, competent men are placed on
the ticket the result need not be
doubted. The people want efficiency,
and if we misjudge not publio senti
ment at this time they will vote only
for men whom they have a right to
expect will serve their wishes.
Thi framers of the federal consti
tution displayed great wisdom and
foresieht in pre pa rug that document,
and for a time it seemed to cover
every phase of conditions for the ex
istence of a great nation. But sa time
goes on new conditions confront the
people and nsw practices are required.
This seems especially true in the mode
of electing United States senators. The
time was, perhaps, in the beginning
of this government, when the present
method was most desirable, but even
then the plan was, to some extent,
contrary to a republican form of gov
ernment, because in a republio the
legislative branch of government
should be directly controlled by the
governed. All the while the United
Slates senate has been drifting further
away from the people until now that
law-making branch of the government
has almost pasied beyond the control
of the people. It seems absolutely
necessary, therefore, that our federal
constitution be so changed that the
people elect, not only United States
senators by direct vote, but all other
public servant as well.
With but one dissenting vote, that
of Bontelle of Maine, the house of
representatives last Tuesday passed
the Confederate disability bill, known
as Hill's bill to remove the restrictions
sgaiust the appointment, as officers
of the army and navy, of persons who
held commissions in the regular army
or navy before the rebellion, and who
subsequently took part in the war on
the side of the Confederacy, which
passed the senate during the height
of the excitement over the Venezuela
boundary question.
Candidate for County Judge.
I wish to inform the voters of Co
lumbia county that I am a candidate
for the office of county judge, subject
to the action of the county republican
convention. H. L. WAKKEN.
Crushed by a log.
Gbaht'i Pass, March 21. A probably
fatal accident occurred thi afternoon at
Merlin, a milling town nine miles north of
this plac. in which a tawlog rolled over a
man named James Fielder while hauling
loe. Full particular cou'd not be learned,
but it is known that be is badly injured.
He ha a family.
Five Cent for Salmon.
Astobia, March 20. One thousand fish
ermen met here tonight and fixed the price
of salmon (or this season at 6 cents per
pound. It wi decided that if the cannery
men would not pay this price the fishermen
would strike. The Fishermen's Protective
Union also decided to incorporate that
body, and elected seven trustee. Harry
Olsen wa elected light-keeper on Sand
island.
All Free.
Those who have nsed Pr. King' New
Discovery know it value, and those who
have not have now the opportunity to trv
it free. Call on the advertised druggist and
get a trial bottle free. Bend your name
and address to H. E. Bucklin A Co., Chi
cago, and get a box of Dr. King's New Life
Pills free, a well a a copy of Guide to
Health and Honsehold Instructor free. All
of which ia guaranteed to do you good and
cost you nothing. Dr. E. Koes, druggist.
Perpetual Injunction.
Sauk, March 21. Circuit Judge Hewitt
today rendered a decree making perpetual
the injunction heretofore granted in the
ease of the state, plaintiff, T. Treasurer
Metschan, defendant, restraining the de
fendant from paving the $25,000 warrant,
issued December 11, 1895, in payment for
the site for a branch asylum in Eastern Or
egon. In overruling the demurrer and the
motion to dismiss the complaint, the cost
were taxed to the defendant.
Challenge to Debate.
The McKinley Republican Club, of St,
Helens, Oregon, hereby challenge the Pop
ulist party of Columbia county to a joint
debate on any question of politics, at any
time. Debaters to consist of five members
of th People' party and five members of
the McKinley club, speeches to be limited
to fifteen minutes to each speaker. Debate
to take piece at any point in the county
agreed npon. HARBISON ALLEN,
D. DAVIS, President.
Secretary.
Call for County Democratic
CONVENTION.
THE Democrats of Columbia County are
hereby requested to meet in Conven
tion at Bt. Helens, Oregon, on Satnrday,
April 4th, 1886, at 1 o'clock P. M., foi the
purpose ot electing a bounty Committee,
appointing delegates to the State Con Ten-
tion and nominating a County Ticket for
the ensning June election.
It is desirable that all precincts of the
county should be represented; but owing to
me past nexieet to oold primaries, It Is now
deemed advisable for the county Democrats
to meet without the usual nioile of selection,
and leave to the Convention the test of the
qualification of its member, and- the pro
portionate representation of tb several
precincts of the county.
Colombia County, March 6th, 1896.
C. 8. EMERSON, Ohatrnan.)
THOMAS COOPER, Co. Com.
GEORGE F. MOECK. I
SPAIN IS GETTING ANXIOUS
Would Not Recognize United
States (Commission.
A. War With ThU Country Preferred
to Sacrificing; Her Interest la
the Island of Cuba.
Mapsid, March 22. La Epoca, the lead
ing Spanish ministerial organ, says:
"An extenalv examination of the ac
counts published by th leading American
newspaper of the debates in congress
show that, setting aside hypocrisy, th
real issues, as soma senator point out. I
whetlur th United State can take posse
sion of Cuba by force or not,
"K they can, why, let them declare war
agaiust us; let them set their fleet in mo
tion and send them to Cuba. They nsed
not doubt that we will teoelrs them as It
behooves u to do. It they cannot declare
war, then, as honorable members of con-
gresa have said, let these debates cease and
let Spain govern herself with th liberty
she i entitled to aud which uobody can
limit.
"Anything is better than to go on threat
ening and hiding under the vail of Jingoism
and th no longer fashionable Intentions
of those whose aspiration is th independ
ence of Cuba in order to obtaiu it annexa
tion afterward."
The Hersldo soya: ".Spain could never
officially recognise a United Slates commis
sion in Cuban affair. It is impossible that
President Cleveland should hav such sn
idea. War between Spain and America
would be preferable.
"Spain, in former times, has accepted the
consequences of a more terrible struggle
than would be war with the United States,
and w should prefer to risk a war to rec
ognizing a commission."
Almost all the newspaper hare pretend
to regard as unfounded the rumor that
President Cleveland will appoint a Cuban
commission, and they echo the sentiments
of the Heraldo on the subject. No official
intimation of such a commission has yet
reached here.
POINTED AND PERTINENT.
The New York World ia trying to put a
hoodo on Gov. McKiuley by predicting his
nomination.
It is difficult to see how respectable peo
ple can oppose a measure that will close
more than 0,000 of the worst saloons of
New York, as it is admitted that the Rais-
ens bill will uo.
Even a sturdy a fighter as Dr. Talmage
had to acknowledge complete defeat when
be ran up against th grippe.
The fool friend of the candidate is agnln
talking wherever he can get a reporter's
ear. He is by no means mpnopolized by
any one candidate.
A Belgium Indie goes un head of the er
mine class. He discharged a prince who
was proven to be guilty of several prison
able crimes, on the ground that be was suf
fering from "heriditarv degeneracy, and
without penal responsibility."
It will be safe enough for society to in
dulge in a Byron revival, provided it does
not include Byrontc nauits.
Newspaper enterprise is necessarily litn
ited in turkey, where the Sultan compelled
the editors to announce the assassination of
the president of Prance as a death from ap
oplexy.
The only fun the democrat can get out
of the anti-nomination campaign is by dis
cussing the probable republican nominee.
It don't matter about their ova, and the
most ol tnera Know it.
Tbsre is a key which will unlock the
Cuban deadlock between congress and the
president, but it seem to have been tem-
ponaiiy misplaced.
Bismarck was born on April 1st. which
shows bow ridiculous it is to call it "All
Fools Day.
Mr. Cleveland seems a little shy about
announcing bis opposition to Cuban bellig
erency.
The North and Sonth Carolinian who
have opened general store for the purpose
of devoting the profits to campaign pur
poses, may or may not oe made wiser ny
their experience, but it is certain they will
oe maoe poorer.
Dime museum manager should at once
eneaee that solitary ulnev delegate from
the District of Columbia before h change
nia cnoice.
Ex-Governor Campbell, of Ohio, basso
far recovered from his last drubbing as to
begin talking politics again. Some men
never know wnea tney get enongn.
Mr. Cleveland ia said to be annoyed be
csnse the senate has virtually asked him to
dehne bis position toward Cuba. 1'ray
why?
That licking the natives gave the Italian
nas Drougnt aoout a temporary peace in
Abyssinia. Good threshings have had a
similar effect before, both on native and
on individuals.
If the X-ray come into general use frame
houses will lose cast. Edison finds no dif
ficulty in photographing through planks.
There are republican editor who seem
to forget the Interest ol the party in the in
terest of their candidate. Gentlemen, thi
is poor policy. The republican party, great
as it is, can only win by being united.
Stand by your man, fight for him in a legit
imate way, out oon t aousa me otner iei-
I 1- . II .. V. M i . wl
WW UIBI1. .ID Mil 1 J I III .UlBIIMHiU Hill,
then the democrat will rake uo all the
abnse you print, to use to prevent hi elec
tion.
The country regained a portion of its lost
prosperity as soon as a republican congress
was elected. The rest will return when a
republican president is elected.
' The Gould boy may not be a smart as
their father was, hi all respects, but tbey
inherited tneoid man's tax-escaping lacuity
FOR A
4
County Republican Convention
A republican convention for the county
of Columbia is called to meet at St. Helens,
Orezon. on Tuesday. March 31. 1806. at 2
o'clock P. M , for the purpose of nominat
ing candidates lor the county omeesol (aid
county, and to elect five delegates to the
state convention, anu to transact any otner
business mat may come oetore tne conven
tion. The convention will consist of thirty-
font (34) delegates, apportioned among the
several precinct a follow;
Apiary 1
Beaver Fall. . . 2
Deer Island ... . 2
Nehalem 3
Rainier 4
Sherman 3
Auburn... ..... 4
Clatskanie 3
Marshland 1
Oak Point..... 3
Scappoose 3
Union 6
The same being one delegatc-at-Iarge from
each precinct, and one delegate for every
thirty (30) vote, and one for every fraction
over one-half thereof, In excess of thirty (30)
votes cist for Congressman W. K. Ellis at
the June election in 1W4.
The County Central Committee recom
mend that the primaries in the several pre
cincts be held at the usual voting places in
said precincts on Tuesday, March 24. 1S00,
at 1 o'clock P. M., and that the delegate
attend in person.
Bv order of tb Committee.
J. G. WATTS, H, U WARREN,
Uecretary.
Chairman.
Summons.
In th Clroult Court of th Stat of Oregon, for
tne bounty oi uoiiiiiiuia.
Mary Amnlea and L. E. Amatlen, her hus
baud, plaintiffs,
D. W. Keller, Jan Ailoox, 8. W, Johnson,
Maud Johnson, Archie Johnson, Bonnie
Johnson, H. t. Allen aud I). II. Iwl, co
partners Allen Lewt,nil K. K uiilrk,
as administrator of the iwtafe of K. J. V.
Johnson, deceased, defendants.
To Jne Adcox, defendant:
IN TIIKNAMN OF THK STATS OFORKOON:
You are hereby required to apiwar and
answer the complaint Hlwl aiialmt yon In Jhe
above entitled suit by llm Smt day of the May
term of the Circuit Court tor Columbia County,
for the year IWS, h-wlt: On or before M ay lain.
INM; and It jou fall lo so aoswor, lor want
thereof the plalntlfr. will apply to the Court for
the relief demanded In the complaint, to-wlt;
For the apiMtutnient nl a guardian ad litem to
represent defendant. Maud, Bonutuaud Arohl.
Johnson tn ihlspmcrodln; .,.-,
For Judgment against the defendant, D. w,
teller, for SH00 with Interest thereon at the
rate of per cent per year from I'eoeniber 1st,
18t4. log-ether with, SAX) attorney fees, aud oust
In this suit; ,
Var a deems foreclosing all elatma. Hem or
rights ot each defendant, and all persons claim
ing under them, In and tn the land and premises
,V.rlhM.l In thACnmlllalnt. tnwtt: All that por
tion of the donation land claim of William II.
IWpleton nd wife, in section number sixteen
(16) la township number three (H) north, of
rang number two('-J) west, ol the Wlllamett
Meridian; and sevon and one-half (7,) acres
from aud out of section number fifteen (IA), In
said township anil runge, and particularly de
scribed aa follows: Commencing at th north
west corner of said sec-lion uumoer nneen mi;
th-, runnlneeast ou the section line thirty
(30) rods: tlienca south forty (40) rods: thence
westthirtv (iW) rods to the section line: thence
north ou the section line forty (401 rods, to the
olace of bcR-lnnlug; and containing In all One
Hundred and Sixty-nine and a half (tliUU) aorea,
more or lesa, all situate in Columbia County,
titate of Oregon; aud ordering a sale of the same
and as application of th proceeds to the pay
ment Ol saia juuitnietni;
And for such other relief as may seem meet
and equitable to the Court.
mis summons IS puuilSDcn ny onier wi mo
Hon. T. A. Mc RrMe. ludite of this Court, made
ou the 18th day of March. 1MH.
ni30mt Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
Summons.
In the Circuit Court of th State ot Oregon, for
th county ol l oiumDi.
Charles U. Newth, plainUir, 1
vs.
Ufthjri A Nawth. defendant. I
To Mabel A. Newth, the defendant above named :
IN THE NAM K ur iu SMis ur um
eon. you are hereby required to appear
and answer plaintiff's complaint herein
on the Unit day ol the next regular term
Af tha rnurt aforesaid, which shall commence
six weeks or more after the first publication of
this summons, to-wit: On Tuesday, the l'ith day
of May, A. D. 1K9H. and If you fall lo so appear
aud answer, plaintiff will apply 10 the Court for
the relief demanded In his complaint, to-wit: A
decree dissolving the bonds ol matrlmouy exist
ing between plaintiff and defendant, and for
such other and further relief, In the premises.
as to the Court may seem just ana suuiianie.
This summons ispubllshed pursuant to an
order of Honorable T. A. McBride. Judge of the
Court above named, made and entered ot record
lu said Court on the 26lh day of February, 1HWS;
thst thia summons ba agreed UDon vou bv publi
cation thereof once a week for six successive
weeks, In Th Obsoon Mist, a weekly news
paper of general circulation, puousnea at Bt,
Helens, Columbia county, Oregon.
A1XEN 1 CLJfKTON.
m6al7 Attorneys for l'lalutlff
Summons.
In the Circuit Court of the Stat of Oregon, for
the County ol coiumoia.
Andrew Holm, plaintiff, )
vs.
Menla T. Holm, defendant. I
To Menla T. Holm, the above named defendant:
In 1 II B Ana inaoiAto vr vi i r.uvi.-,
You are hereby required to appear and
answer the complaint Hied against you in the
above entitled suit. In the above entitled Court.
on or before the first day of the next regular
term of said Court, to-wlt: On the 12th day of
May IKio, and If you so fall to appear and
answer, for want thereof, plaintiff will apply lo
the Court for the relief demanded In the com
plaint which Is: for a decree of Court dissolving
uie matrimonial douus existing ubiwbpu piaiu-
and for such other and further relief as In
equity may seem lust.
This summons is served noon vou bv nubile.
tion in the 8t Helens Mist bv order of Hon. T.
A. McBride, judge of said Court, dated February
10, lwe. u. J. v;ukiib,
I14m27 Attorney for Plaintiff.
Summons.
In the Circuit Court ot the State of Oregon, for
tne tuniy oi uoiumoia.
Belle J. Maolooald, plaintiff, )
vs.
H. J. Macdonald, defendant )
To H. J- Macdoaald, the above-named defend
ant: 1., iiir. i, . r r. it i ii r. n i n i r. vir uknjv.
You are hereby required to appear and
aniwer the complaint filed against you In the
above entitled suit, In the above entitled
Conn, on or before the first day of the
. 1 . . 1 J .
ell regular w.mi vi wu v, i i u i iuiiu-v-
Ing the expiration of six weeks from tb
date thereof, to-wlt: On or before Tuesday, the
12th day ot May, 196; and if yon fail so to
answer, the plaintiff will apply to the Court for
the relief prayed for In her complaint, to-wlt:
Foraaecreeoi aivorce aissoiving toe oonas oi
matrimony now ana nereioioreexisttng between
vou and the plaloiifl, and for th costs and dis
bursements oi suit.
This summons is published by order of Hon
Thomas A. McBride, Judge of the above entitled
Court, mad and dated on the 25th day of
March, 1896. FRANK J. TAYLOR,
m27m8 Attorney for Plaintiff.
Dated March 27th, 1SH.
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administrator of the estate of John Ivey.
deceased, ha filed hi final aocount and
petition for distribution In tne matter i
aid estate. In the county court of Columbia
county, Oregon, aud that th judge of said
ennrt has alirHiinted TueailnV. the nth dV
of May, 1S98, at the hour of 10 o'clock A.
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Young America
WILLAMETTE SLOUGH
Leave 81. Helen 6:30 A M
Arrive at Portland 10:00 A M
Leave Portland 5:00 P M
Arrive at St. Helen 6:00 P M
' FARE 9B CENTS.
Will Carry Nothing bnt Passengers
and Fast freight.
Dnrine the summer season, or a long a
the water remains high enough, thi boat
will wake two triw each week up Scappoose
bay on xuesuay ano f nuay.
JAMES GOOD, MASTER.
ORIENTAL HOTEL
A. H. BLAKE8LEY, Proprietor.
Board by Day, Week or Month
AT REASONABLE BATES.
The table Is snnnlled with the bast the market
affords. Everything clean. A share of your pat
ron IS Solicited. Bl, DSbSAS, UttBUUn
ST. HELENS LIVERY STABLES
TH08. COOPKB, Proprietor.
Horses Boarded and Cared For,
TURNOUTS ON SHORT NOTIOK,
ST. HELENS, I : . OREGON
FI
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E. McNEILL, Receiver.
TO THE
EAST
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Two Transcontinental Routes
GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY
BY WAY OF
Sookane, Minneapolis & St. Paul
UNION PACIFIC RY
BY WAY OF
DES7ER, OMAHA, & KANSAS CITY
LOW BATKB TO A IX
EASTERN CITIES
OCEAN STEAMERS
LEAVE PORTLAND EVERY S DAYS
For San Francisco.
For Full Details (Jail on or Address
W. H. HURLBURT.
General Freight and Pass. Agt., Portland.
O YOU NEED
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...
If vou do and desire tlis best quality for th. Isaat roon.y
" ou "uJr want can lwy be supplied by
DART
Who have a
Dress Goods, Clothing,
Fancy Goods, Hats,
Boots and Shoes.
FURNISHING GOODS
St. Helens, Oregon.
ST. HELENS
All Kinds of Fresh Meats, Hams, Bacon and lard
Meats Pjr WMvlii. 'm.'m. U Cl.l,l.-
At KKI KHWi
MAIN BTX11PKT. I I
Clatskanie Drugstore 1
PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED AT ALL HOURS
Patent Mrflolnea, Proscription Druirs,
Toilet Artlolc. Fno Notion, tie.
Tl as -sa w a a. S
....ST. HELENS HOTEL....
Our table will at all time be found
uulicacie the market attorUs.
TERMS REASONABLE FOR REGULAR BOARDERS
The hotel having been newly refurnished we are prepared to give latit- 9
taction I all our patron,
J. George. Proprietor. St. Helens. Or.
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9t
-AT THE-
New Drug Store
Patent Medicines
DRUGS I CHEMICALS
BEST BRANDS OF CIGARS
Perfumery, Stationery and School Books
DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES
PBRscmmojiB
COMPOUNDED DAY OB NIOIIT.
ST. HELENS,
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a. alW affc aftr sffc afli,. aHi
ST. HELENS
Mr. Cooper' new and elrrant bar room i tb farorlte r
tort ot Ui oltjr , w Iter, at all time can b. found tb fatuous
i
j PRIDE OF KENTUCKY WHISKY
4 BUST BRANDS DOMESTIC AND IM POUTED CIGARS
M Mr Cooper Is alway glad to welenm hi
tJ old friend to Lis popular plaoeof busine
f ST. HELENS EXCHANGE
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PORTLAND AND CLATSKANIE
STEAMER O. "W. SHAVER, Dell Shaver, Master.
Leave Portland, foot of Washington street, for Clatakanl and way landing. Mon.
day, Wednesday and Friday morning at o'clock, and return to Portland Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday.
SHAVER TRANSPORTATION COMPANTe
THE MIST AND OREGONIAN
TWO TOGETHER
ONE YEAR, ONLY TWO DOLLARS
THE JOSEPH KELLOGG &
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STR JOSEPH KDIiIiOG3-C3-
FOR PORTLAND ..v.
Leave Kelso Monday. Wednesday, and Fririav at 5 o'clock a. m." Leave
Portland Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday at 6 o'clock a. m.
GROCERIES?
& MUCKLE,
complete line.
MEAT MARKET
iaiUV9 I Is JllvsJVII,
BT. IIHJIjKN'S. OIIJCQON.
th l t. iMsrt
Your Frh HUdlcIn.
DK. J. B. HALL. Praprtstasr
a.CItaksl, Ort-
aupiilied with the bett edible and
aud solicit your patronage.
V srl
There is a
Complete Stock
-:OF!
Dr. Edwin Ross, Prop.
... OREGON
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AS atenfW
EXCHANGE.
COMPANY'S RIVER STEAMER