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Newspaper Page TextOREGON MIST. IHVBB BfBIT rMIBAT MORKIKS Y- . BEEGLE A DAVIS. OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER. IllHrifUu BIh On sit n T' I adrsjio.. ui(i opr.. .11 so . T6 t AdrertUln rats mtd known apon application COLOMBIA COUNTY DIRECTORY. Craalr linn, Jndr Clerk Bberl Treasurer........ ape l Sefceols. Asesseor..,. ...... warrerar osasaisetasMrs ......Seen Blenohard, Rainier Jn.ieon Weed, Vemonte .nss. r. Itoan, tUiufer K. M. Wharton Columbia Ctljr J. O. Watta, Soappoos Martin While, Qulnor ......... W. H. Meeerre, Dalcna ....... P. A. Frakee, Boappooe ...a. Q Bchooaover, Vanroata Tth, to support Teller. It it not likely, however, that the democratic party in it national convention will endor Teller, who ia a radical protectionist, nd the general belief ia that an old lino democrat will be placed on the i Thonshalt not stay oat lata at night. ticaei upon a free silver platform. In the event of the Colorado senator be coming a candidate for the preaideocy the outcome of the election tn Novum ber would be an uncertain quautity by reaaon of all partiea being ao di vided upon important Issues. Teller's heretofore prominence in the council of the republican party make him a dangeroua poeaibility, and the result would tax to the ntmoat all the art of live strength of the respective nnllSSSr' uw. x ruieounn ougni to win till year, but the many aide ieauea make the reault uncertain. Her Tea Commaadneente. These ara tha nw mniminilmanli ten. Which wires now make for married mia. Remember that t am thy wit, Whom thou nut cherish all thy lit. When loaees, friends, or oluh luvlie. I Then ahalt not amok Indoor or out, ' w vuvw MHNKue ruuua auout. 4 Tbon ahalt with praise reeetr my plea, Nor pastry niad bjr ma despise. a Ty mothar thou (halt strtrs to please, Aud lei her lira with u In ease, Remember 'Us thy duty elear. lhrtuhout tha year, To dress mt wall I T Thoo ahalt In manner mild and mask. Give ma thy wages avary week. a Thoo (halt not be a drinking man, hi ui prooiotHon pian. T. BtURt,eBEMll, 1VHK Cut Vila D propose to vteit Europe Beit year, and certainly the banker over there who have profiled by hia bond-eelling policy ahould give him a J eoraiai reception. FINAMCK AND TARIFF. Th following U taken from the republi can platform a adopted at 8t Louie laat week touching upon the question et fin ance and protection. Lack of apace pre-1 vent the pnblicstion of tha platform entire: 1 10 Thoo ahalt ret op when babe cries, abu try in onua to trauqulllae, Theaa my eommanda from day to day. ImpltetUy thou aoalt obey. ' Rarveleae Ikeaalia. ' From a letter written by Rev. J. Ounder- man, of Dlamondala, Mich., we are per muted to make th following extract: "1 have no hesitation in recomniendin Or. King's New Discovery, as th results were BCAPPOOBE. Was Rattle lliilllna ha returned home from school at Monmouth. Manv uf nur neonla will ao down tha Oo I lumbia salmon Bsliiog during tb month. A. BturnD I eraotin a new residence on the site of bis house recently destroyed by fire. Bicyclists ere bsoomlnc numerous anon I our roads. They sttiu to '11U a long fslt want, Basebal. la all tha rare at nresent. end 1 8cappoi sipeet to develop a strong nine l r lour. Tha N. P. extra ran la worklna at this I plao clearing aluuipa and traab from the niini-oi-way ana doing outer substantial work. Soappoos will celebrate In an appropri ate manner this year. Preparations are unaer way to secure a tun programme ana rvervone nointa to a arena old tlui noli- I day. A fat beef barbecued upon tha around ui im a pieaeant feature, also aanoing, raelor and other aniuwuiieiits. PROFESSIONAL, JR. IDWW R088, PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON. Bt. Helen, Oregon D O YOU NEED GROCERIES? MARM.lt; at. WEB8TKK-H ARVKY In this city, on JR. H. K. CUFF, PHYSICIAN AND SUROEON. Bt Helens, Oregon. pR. J. X. HALL. PHYSIOIAN AND BURGEON. Clatskaiile, Columbia oonnty, Or. Saturday, Juno ! I HUG, bv City Recorder Alien, Mtsx ma net narvey oi fc,. .??wn,1,.m',l,,0Il.r'1ie?i0? almost marvelous In the cas of my w f. to I be policy of protection aa the bulwark whii. I ... ,v. u.,:. w v of American industrial independence and 1 sUr the Bapttrt church Hnrrlson Mist and nun la. Mr. KUwin R. Webster of Ver- toe foundafon of Anierian dmlanmant xnd prnaperity. This true American policy taxes foreign producta. encourages home industry and puis the burden of revenue u iwrvucn iruoua; iiaecurea me American market for the American nmHniwt It nn. K.l.l. .U. A ... - i . . ' .r ttw ft . . . , , , niuvmBii vtMuara oi wairea tor "IT haa been a fat year for England," I the American workingman; it puis the y Uie London correepondent. It I 'fceovy by the side of the farm end makea loreicn aemana aim nnra: it diriuM n. eral thrift and founds th strength of all on the atrangth of each. In it reasonable ap plication it is lust, fair end imnartial: equally opposed to foreifrn control and do mestic monopoly, to sectional discrimina tion and individual favoritism. We denounce the nreaent demnrralfo tariff as sectional, iiiinrl.mi tn tha nnhlin credit and destructive to ba.ineaa enter prise, we demand seen an equitable tariff. petition with American product, as will not only furnish adequate revenue for tha necessary expenses of th rovernment. but rotect enrrMrmnftant ha bean a lean eear f.,r ITnrl- R.m American farmer . less dependent on bat wen England bad great luck in th political misfit of 1893. emmwmmmmawjBjy IT ia a curio ua fact that the best nom mating apeechea in national con venlkma have not oiually been made tor me successful candidate, the only exception being (he one that Garfield made for bimeelf when presenting the I on such foreign imports as com into com- name oi ooeraun in law. A chavgb of data in the time of holding .county and state elections i desirable because it would red ace ex pense. If Oregon' election were st Rives Junction, sh was brought down with pneumonia succeeding I grippe. Ter rible paroxysm of coughing wonld last hours with little Interruption and it seemed as if she could uot surviv them. A friend recommended Dr. King's Mew Discovery It was quick in it work and highly sails- factory in it reanlis." Trial bottle free at Dr. Edwin Ross' drag store. Regular six SO cents end 11.00. Mr. D. P. Da via. a prominent liverv man and merchant of Goshen, Va., has tbia to say on the subject of rheum tuna : "1 late pleasure in recommend iiir Chamberlain' Fain Balm for rheu matism, aa I know from persona) ex peneuce mat iv will ao all that I claimed for it. my brother waa laid np in bed with POWELL-YOUNGER.- At Cottage CJ rove, ur on Wednesday, June j, imm, W. It I'owell and Miaa tfn Younger. Professor and Mrs. Powell arrived here yesterday morning and h it in the alier neon fir Pittsburg, where they will visit a few weeks with the Drofesor'a iwir rls. after which I hey will Ink np tlieir perma nent reMuenc at uotiag Ulove, wnr Proieaaur r'owdl has been enraged a I nn liwl of til nublic arhovils for tha nat vear ara oas oren reiumi-a lor ui eomina year on an increased salary. Mr. Powellis the lauirnter oi one oi tuttsge urove leading ousine nin. Awlie C riaal aettteeaea. 1VJ0TICB Is hereby given thst th umler . signed administrator of the estate o; Krik L. Jeo$an. deceased, haa HImI har Dnal acronnt and petition for final settle ment and distribution in th matter of said fat. ln Ik. rV,.... rc...... At I '..1 .. m. vear agu una spring county. Orrgxin. and that tha judge of said lourtnaa appointed Wednesday, thezuth roerican Ubor from degradation inflammatory rheumatism, and auffer- dy Auly 'f. """"'"'f of Court the ware level of other lands. 'We are not n.edred in inv r.rt UI,, schedules. Th Question of rate ia a nrao- tical question, to be governed by the con- r , . . --- " - . . I T . H"-". oegoeernea by me con- Hela in November, oath any of the I ditions of the time and of production; the procidentia! election, th coat of onlraU.n'ndBnBroirinP"ndPithe .1...: - . . . I protection and deretoDment of A mri.-an v.hju wresy tour Tear wouia M .k ..j ATZL.." jT-TT year eaved. There were 84151 vote cast at th laat general election. Two lectio n ia a year meaoe throwing thatnnanberof men out of employment m one any, beside it cost the tax payer about 112,000 to conduct each general election. VatT lew people, thooeh a-reatlv deploring the reanlta of thettrike, have a ric-ht settlement and then il went rautlL . . .. . . .. - . . - w oeuev toe repeal of the reciprocity arrangement negotiated by the last re publican administration was a national dis grace, and w demand their renewal and extension on such terras as will equalise war inus wun o.uer nations, remove tbe res trie lions which now obstruct tbe ssle of American product in the norta of other countries, and secure enlarged market for tha product of our farms, lores t and factories. Protection and reciprocity are the twin ed intensely. The first application of Chamberlain's Pain Balm eased the pain, and the use of one bottle com pletely cured him. For sale by Dr. i cawin kom. " NOTICE. V. 8. Land Offloe, Oregon City, Orecon, av a, isw. Inr been enteiwf at thla otnee bv tntoH. mm! m.ln ...in on aid day as the titn for th hearing of ubMciiona to said account and uetiiion All objections to laid account and netitina must b filed on or before the date afore said. ANNA C. JEPSON Administrator of the Estate of Erik L. jepson, deceased. 2Bj2t In Advance ever stopped to took tt the figure in I measures of the republican policy, and ko oonncuon wun in atoppaire of the ,r " umaa; mocnuo ruie baa reck wiieeU of trade tbe actaal wSooaition 'tS:, rJ A :. . ' I "-"-". i-rocecuon, lor wnat we i lunwi us i proauce. tree aamiasious for tha n - ptOM PLAINT having been enten prurirenisn tor anauaoniiur his homestead entry No. ifjfl, dated June lllh, im, npon tbe sei, I ..wu ... Hwnuijj nurui, rHotte west, in Columbia. County, Orecon, with a view to the mnceuauon or saia entry, toe mid parties ara ir at tne office ol Vernonla. DrMnn. on the 29th day of June. l&S, at 10 o'clock A. M., to respond and furnish testimony eoneemtn said alleged abandonment. JRUB&KT A M1LLEK, ReaiStr, mgjH Ws. GALLOWAY, BecelvSr. Adsalsitotratar' Sal. " THE hereby mmmoned to appear Israel Spencer, notary public, Ve It has been carefully estimated, farie of life which we dp not produce; re- XTOriCK is hereby riven that In nursu- nee of an Order of sale duly made Paper. on beats of tbe value of tbe salmon pack for th last three year, that the merchant ot Astoria have lost cash ciprocal rhich agreements of mntaal Inlamu 111 ra n open marceta ln return for and entered bv the Countr tnrt r.f th. open market to other. . Protection build jBcrcusou n Awn nave wet cast) np domestic industry and trade and c- the 22nd day of May circulation, per day, ince the atrike u re onr own market for onrselves; red- matter of th estate of Mgaa, of a,72U, and this i a moderate Ji rl"r .?" lrmaB "a nnas aUmals, sine thu amatingly large "We condemn the present sdministra Bgnrs means considerably over $2 for Uon for not keeping faith with th sugar very man, woman and child of our P"0 f this country. The republican 'J .-.win ,ucu (JIVWCUUD 9 Will leM IO the production on American soil, of all the sugar which the American people nse, and for Which they ivav Other eonntriea mn than 1100.000,000 annually. -io an oi our products to those of th population. Herald. : Ths St. Lonia convention is over and William McKinlev of Ohio and Garrett A. Hobnrt of New Jersey, are uss republican nommeea for president and vie president respectively, for uesw United Bute, each having bean nominated on the first ballot. The platform declares for protection and the gold standard, thoa placing the two leading issues in explicit terms oeiore tn people Perbsps never be fore in tha history of this country have ths candidates for president and vice preaiaeflt been nominated oa tbe first ballot Th result of the balloting shows, first, that tbe republican party ia in favor of protection to American iBOastnea, and, second, that upon .L.i f . . tu issue mi party aepenaa tor suc cess in November. No man more tally represents the republican idea of Protection than McKinley, and should he be elected the fondeet hopes of the protectionists ought to be realized, for mum am yi uwilkiuu leivuUIUtHi. A depressed, though hopeful, thousand oi manufacturers and laboring msn of ths country await the verdict which will be banded down in November With much anxiety. If ths United State waits until England consent to an international agreement npon ths financial question it will wait beyond the lifetime of tbe present generation. It is not reasons bls to suppose thst England, a creditor xvation, which produces practically none oi tno necessaries of life except clothing, and therefore most buy from other coo nine ths articles of food npon which to snbsist, and whose stock in trade is money, aud money only, will ever consent freely to the red action of her principal source of revenue, it would be just as reasona ble to expect a merchant to decrease Hi stock ons-balf. thereby dacieaainr his profit thst his next-door compet itor may ao a larger business, ss to ex pect England to enter into any agree ment whereby tbe other nations of ths world would not be oblige J to psy bsr a premium npoa ner slock in trade, gold, which is her principal source of revenue, mere seems bat ons wsy wrescnaa international agreement, ana mat is tor tns other nations of the world to agree and England would have to submit. This cannot be dons at a singls . stroke perhsps, but it csn be accomplished by a gradual legisla- mvw process id soaping our laws. History hss long sgo taught as that England mast be driven, for she en- Bot Deoosxod. County of Columbia, Stat of Oreroo, on , A. u. it,, in tb Christian Hthman deceased, the underairned adminidirainv of aaia esute will sell at public auction, sub ject to confirmation by said Court, the fol lowing aescnoea real property, situate in Columbia county. State of Oregon, to-wit: An undivided one-halrfEnterest of, in and to the northwest quarter of the southwest quarter and lot number six. all in section number 13 in township 6 north of range 2 west of tbe Willamette nierioian, and con taining 79 88-100 acres, toreiher with th flistand Oregon ian ONE YEAR $2.00 VY N. MK8KKVK, Surveyor and Civil Engineer DEI.KNA, OREGON. County Surveyor. Land Surveying, Town PlatUn and Knxlueerln work vroinntlv executed. COLOMBIA BANKING COMPANY T. HILCNS, OKCOON Makes Investments, receives deposits and dots I a renei-ai oanaiug business. CAPITAL STOCK. $20,000. All kinds of good securities bought snd sold. fiaonauge, good everywhere In ths world, sold. INCORPORATED JAN. , S. J. R Nelll. nm.ld.nt- K. W Alln l.id. dent; C. N. Seott, tecraUry; P, II. Ward, assist ant secretary; C H. Newell, cashier. If you do and desire th best quality for th least money your want can always b supplied by DART & MOCKLE, Who have a complete line Dress Goods. Clothing, Fancy Goods, Hats, Boots and Shoes. FURNISHING GOODS St. Helens, Oregon. ST. HELENSMEAT MARKET All Kinds of fresh Meats, Hams, Bacon and Lard NEWELL & W ATKINS I DKALEUS IS Groceries, Hay, Flow and Feed WOOD AND HHI!vei,B. Countrv Produce Bought and Bold, and Rx- maligna inruooaa. unavrtaKlng uoous furnished on Hhort Notice. Store on Btrand Street, 8T. HELENS, OS. Mtata by Wholesale At 5pecial Ratee. MAIN STBlfUJT. I I BT, James H. Sheldon, Clatskanie Drugstore the Place te leeure Year resh Meeisiae PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED AT ALL HOURS Patent Medicines, Prescription Drags, Toilet Artleles, fancy Notions, etc OR. J. B. HALL. rVsvrtstor Clatsaaale, Or ORIENTAL HOTEL A. H. BLAKK8LET, Proprietor. Board by Day, Week or Month AT KIA80KABLS BATRR The table la snDDlled with tha lad tha insrkai I slftmi. Kvarylhluf clean. A share ol your pat- i runar la soltelled. bT. UKLt.Nij. OHtUON. I t1 ST. HELENS HOTEL.... ST. HELENS UYERY STABLES TBO& COOPER, Proprietor. Horses Boarded and Cared For. TURNOUTS ON SHORT NOTIOg. 8T. HELENS, : : OREaON Our table will at all lime be found applied with the best edible snd dulloaciea the market affords. TERMS REASONABLE FOR REGULAR BOARDERS The hotel having been newly refurnished we are prepared to civ satis faction ta all our patrons, and solicit your patronage. J. George Proprietor. St. Helens, Or. 5? Trr.' lZ wuw70.rtieP tenements and hereditaments therennto and factorv to nemn. to wool, the nmHi I kjnnn.. ..i. w. j n..... 2. -fn??? ?'i.lep h.naiid7. dT.July28tb, A. D. 1888. at lOo'dock A. iT .t?J "".k nishd. of the M at th front door of the Court House, mill, we promise tbe most ample protec- in St. Helen, fat said County and State. "We favor restoring the early American j ui uiwumiasuiii a a ties tor tne np inr of our merchant marine, and the protection of oar shipping interests in the foreign carrying trade, so American ship, the product of American lahnr .mn).ul in American shipyards, aailing under the stara and stripes, and manned, officered, and owned bv Americans, mn remin th carrying of oar foreign commerce. FISAHCK. "Tb rennblican narrv ia nnnuniii. for sound monev. It caused tha of the law providing for the resumption of , . r U iota, aince wen every dollar has been as rood as gold ; w are un aiteraolr ODnoaed ta mrv manM aiAn isui to ueoase oar currencv. Wa are. twenty per cent of the bid payable on the day of aale, and the balance of "tha bid nsv. aoia oa toe day of confirmation ofaaid sale. 8. H. H A VA Rn. Administrator of the Estate of Christian B ten man, deceased. JXyH SHERIFF'S SALE. O Y VIRTUE OF AM KXErnTTOU SWT! np X der of sale Issued mii nf th rim.it riM ui uie maie or ureeon, lor uoiumois oountr. lavor of Marv C. Mill and armlnst Nihn s'frh ols, upon a Judgment rendered therein on the Uth day of May, Use, lor the sum of 1 776.74, with interest thereon at the rat ot eight per p wiuuk mucv mm uj, ami ior costs and disbursements taxed at IIS, and for accra ior eosu. nttoo which execution, eertsin ner. rheVefore rik. 1'." ' u"' P"."? .'t "lehol. was aold on the ikmA Min.Ml , . r I . . v., .u.ic, w, M'i tne sum or wmi, aaa - r v. muwvr c.ixfn u. interna-I saia sum nsvinr Deen applied towards the Dar bonal agreement with the leadinr coin-1 men of said Judgment. tuerclal nation of tbe world, which we US0"' therefore, I will, en the 6th day of Jnly, Helena, said county and state, at the hour of 10 v ciora i. ai.,01 saia aay. sell at pnblle vendue. ' 1b most exciting scene of tbe St Ixui eeaveotion waa when about lortjr silver delegates, beaded by Sena tors Teller of Colorado, Cannon of utaa, and Uubois, of Idaho, walked out of th convention alter having de elarad their severance from the repub lican party. Those who left tbe con vention held a caucus and pledged themselves to the snpport of Teller for president on a platform declaring for ths free and unlimited coinage of silver. Since that time several mem ber of the populist national commit tee, including ths chairman, have pub lis bed a letter and sent it broadcast ovsr tne conntry in which they ad vis ths populists to indorse Teller. Ths sfamoeratio party io several states, no tably among them being Texas, has iostraoted their delegates to ths Chi cago convention which meets on July Real Estate Transfer. Georce Kelley plea re otlrselves to nmmnr end until such agreement can ha ahtainil th f'A JfS.S btpn"ed- sobeettoBSB'emlHi-Keo . ... ... .u ymf-i luurucy must i uu sHuii nicnois' nrnt, title ana Interest of, be maintained on a parity with gold, and in. snd to tha foUowlng-describsd real estate lo- wo vur au roewurea aesurned to maintain . . inviolably th oblirationa of tha ll..iii I. Beglnttlnrat point where the -eonnty road States, end all oar monev whether ri , ""r,' ' f "a 5OT " T . .i . . - , . . . Diuua, wdicb noraersea tne rtsisssnta river. Ivrih-; - V- Z. r '"fod- thence running ln a somberly course on the ard of he most enlightened nation of the line of said lot a distance of 10 feet, thence in earth. I an easteriv direction 100 feet, to tha ennntv itwi, uurira ruuuing aiong saia eounry roaa 114 feet, to the place of berlnnlnr. Also that certain lot of land beginning at a stake marked AIITt?5 uf?. il? .el Mr doeeast50leet,thenceduenorthIU0leet.thence Alien, tot 12, blk 3, Georgetown i $26. west m feet to the place of beginning; all of ' ann wna to K. jr. Taylor. I "? 'na oeing a part ot me donation land iobo ' p ' 2 wert; C. W. Mayger and wife to Amos and Henry Johnson. 23 acre in sec 30, tp8n. r3west;$3a0. Lottie V. Htracban snd bnsband to W. H. Iolms, lot 6, blk 11. Ht. Helens: $250.65. nL-,72nVPm Bd wif o J. J. Edwards, lot 1, blk 6, Vernonia; 75. 8. G. Cnstis and wife to O. 3. Conkline. u,,y ?g 7A.JP V, n. r 8 west ; tSOO. W. W. Eliott and wife tn A.ln.l. W.ll. road Co., right-of-way; 500. xwwara a. rarer and wit to Ernest Kro ger, of n4 of eX of sej of sec 15, tp S n, r 2 west; $500. ' United State to Fred rink TT.ka mz n aadeH of tw of sec 30, tp 4 n, r 4 west; patent. United 8ta,tee to Cart Rendu. bt a J 6, sec 5, tp 7 n. r 4 west; patent. School Report, Following I tbe report of tbe school In district No. 34, for tb month ending June Liut, lws: number of pupils enrolled. 15: number of day taught, 20; number of davs aiienoance.aK; number of davs absence. elolmot K. Q. Brvant. In section 8. towmhln 7 north, range 4 west of the Willamette meridian, toreiher with tha tenement. hwrH I r .mont and appurtenance therennto belonging, ln Co- lumoia co iimy, uregon, to satuuy ue balance of Bin BXMnunn. Witness my hand this 4th day of Jnne, MS. c. F. DOAN. J5JS Sheriff of Columbia County, Oregon. ; number of time tardy, 4; average daily Those not absent nor tardy 17; attendance. 14. daring the month were: Cora Usher, Her- "". sumer isuwn. ie unr and luauure. ssias it, A. ISOJISEB. Teacher. BsaekleaTc. Arwlest Sat Ira. The beat Salve in tbe world forents bruise, sores, nicer, salt rheum, fever ore, tetter, chapped band, chilblain. corns, and all (kin eruptions, and positively cares piles, or no pay required. It is guar anteed to give perfect satisfaction or monev refunded. Price 25 cent per box. For sale I by Dr. Edwin Bos. Electric Kilters. Electric Bitters is a medicine salted for any season, bat perhaps more generally needed when tbe languid, exhausted feel- Ing prevail, when tb liyer is torpid and sluggish and tb need of a tonic and alter ative is felt. A prompt use of this medi cine has often averted lsne. and nerhana fatal billions fevers. No medicine will act more rarely 1st counteracting and freeing tn system irom tb malarial poison. Head ache, indigestion, constipstion, dizziness yield to Electric Bitters. 60 cent aad $1 per bows at Dr. Edwin Bos' drag (tor. THS GREATEST SPECIALISTS 01 THS AMERICAS COHTIHEIT. Most Successful Catarrh Doctors in tie Cftj. KrXrffS! SCIENTIFICALLY and ouvtrasfuijbT, cure uutckly nd I'EKMASiEJsTLY. PIUVATB, Buwu ana SKIN DISEASES, NER VOUS DEBILITY and SEXUAL DIS ORDERS, SYPHILIS, GONORRHOEA and GLEET, Spermatorrhoea, Seminal Weakness, Lost Manhood, Night Bmia stons, Unseen Losses, Decaying Facultie. HYDROCELE, VARICOCELE and STRICTURES radically and safely cured wiuiuui pain or aeienuon irom business. All deformities and impediment to marriage quickly removed. A CERTAIN and POSITIVE CURE for tbe awful effects of erly vice end numerous evil that follow in its train. Conmilt personally tbe most EX P E It I EJfCJEI 'SPECIALISTS for II3EASE8 OF WOMEN, or write, sending stamp. Consultation free snd confidential. National Hedical Institute PRINCIPAL OFFICE, 132 THIBD ST., PORTLAND, OR. Tbia offer bold good only for new yearly subscriber wbo pay in advance and old one wbo pay np to date and one year in advance. Oue year will extend the time over the state cam paign in the spring and the presiden tial election in November. One Dollar Saved by taking the two paper together, the price of each, separ rately, being 1.50. The Mist Haa been designated the official paper of Columbia county by the County Court, and oonaequtntly will furnish all the news pertain to public matters in which tbe people are interested. (EM. i E. McNEILL, Receiver. TO THE io OITB8 TRB CH01CK Ot Two Transcontinental Routes GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY BY way of Sookane, Minneapolis & St. Paul UNION PACIFIC RY BT WAT OF I DENVER, OMAHA, & KANSAS CITT &v . -IATTMI : New Dims Store if There I a Complete Stock .. i or i Patent Medicines DRUGS ZEa CHEMICALS BEST BRANDS Of CIGARS Perfumery, Stationery and School Books DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES Dr. Edwin Ross, Prop. ST. HELENS, - . . OREGON COMrOUMDKD DAT OB HIOHT. LOW XATBS TO ALL EASTERN CITIES OCEAN STEAMERS LEAVE PORTLAND EVERY 6 DAYS I For San Francisco. for Full Details Call on or Address W. H. HUKLBURT, General Freight and Fas. Art. Portland. The Indestructible "Maywood" BICYCLE. Jfaa$ IsfodatM THIS S7S.00 COM PLSTS BIOVOLS PsrttaUshta. SS" A! VM.BarsK nooBtt WITHOOWON. J"'-mmim nrinsi rrri I sn'i1 ""fn siwsa.isiiiiias.i.iwapwi h - - """ST ST HELENS EXCHANGE. 9 . ' Mr. Cooper's new nd lecant bar room Is th rvorlt r. sort of tb dty, where at all limes can b found th famous PRIDE OF KENTUCKY WHISKY ET BBANDa MHEITIO ANP IIPHTE0 CISAst Mr Coopei 'Is alwav clad te welcome hi old friends to his popular plao of business ST. HELENS EXCHANGE risjsragnsjsrqarassi PORTLAND AND CLATSKANIE rATsMTTfl i r"h- ,,91 TS t Mar 11. ii Oet. , ISO laa 1, MM Tea. l. laisa Otlisrs Paadiag vaa sv V WSU ID , PTtTT MVnt.Uf a sTh. fta sasal aaisa..l V "sJ wrwMiiw win mn a m KHretbar: hmm few will bold together vn io mi cci'lent: no hoi .has: aanii a. W.k. . . .... . . : " " 'TT y Msumeju, aw simpie wu its mtlinmUum na. loose; a marrel of noreltr. .lmniinit.S h7T.7ii.. . J?5"!?f? br " any part work Inblcroi meohanlsm known, tobolld afram wTtnont brssVn MntTSVLV!0' ' ,nS'tr that frames oontlnaallr break and fractnreTt bnuSo rtelntu?tBllibiS' M r? In cannot be repaired. eWHeEUs-js-inoh wirrinSJi 12iltiitB2?? "hf? th' bnes'aa ana nrasa nipples. HOB Lars barrel nstt. Tittsr".,i K" annt spokes cijw EepaiotC'SStJiSi: Ssvtto&A ?: Iff STEAMER o. W. SHAVER, DeU Shaver, Master. "'" . I'lt company rssarves th right to haveh Ohanre tlm wlthnnt nnllna. TBANaPOHTATIOI COnpAMY. SSiS?S52 THE MIST AND OREGON IAN 1 ww 1 uublMER , ONE YEAR, ONLY TW DOLLARS i:no meter plna. KEACH-K MAR-Bererslbls swll."7s.iT. I2t'JS!,S?D7'L,tML HAWDL nlsbed If ordered. SADDtK-P. "i FG1I YmrLZil' '. horn for- a..L mSu" ner nrst-oiass make. IfStir'? frahberj fnll ball beartn. nickel nlated. Bsoh nini nni. sonilnato tlrss. pedaia. saddles, e, a? to soondi v ss onr sjoaeisii Wk.w.t. . . . , T ru rvovip. 01 iH6.no ana anw era) not o. d. with DriVn.r-1-:.T"Ki" "?wui ,n'p t ti. ? hjndln warrantr with aoh Blerol. This Is a ehsnoeof aUfetlnieand ron eannot aiford Z ut uiSL 'Olir pas. Address all orders to Aadreaa all Orders ricuAui all brliht 1 f4tt4t THE JOSEPH KELLOQQ 4 wswrnship to ,on rth."iri0.(1'SOT snd rnarantee safe deliver, u.. '7i2 .7 zV?! renresentl .ft A . " ..". aa Coopm N. 2034 aooo pon t $592 J I" aNT WITH vnomn won No. 8 Maywood .Bicycle... J - .... . y, imfcii ijicrvicrt THE OREGON MIST, SHT. ME3IiE3lsTS, OR3QON -FOR PORTLAND- T.A. VAa Vaafa, T ... a PoTtUnd tT.TuT."6?'' "d Fd-yi t 6 o'clock a. m. Leave. j, ,UU.UBT ,1U oaturaay at o o'clock a. m.