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About The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913 | View Entire Issue (July 17, 1896)
lTUMUMD Gets Alimony.! Chi cago Judge bi decided in cum where women who possess property. bring suit for divorce the delendeut ceo olaim alimony. The cue in question was between a couple of 00 lummen who had been married but two yean, and Hie women bed Urge etnount of properly end the men nothing, therefore the husband asked for ali mony and wee awarded It. A Doublb Murder. Two men were murdered at Point Ellis, on the Washington tide of the Columbia, opposite Aatoria, Wet Baturday night. The mystery which eurrounde the tr.iKo.ly la hard to futhom. The two men were In a boat at the tln.e leaving a whisky ecow which wae anchored in tlio buy, and it I not known whether they killed each other or eome one else killed them. Their namee are Chris Vejins and Frank Nelsou. Know Hiii,-J, H. Bwager hai leased the Merchant! hotel,aud waa in Portland, Monday, Tueiday and Wed nasdsy, buying new furniture with which the home will be equipped throughout, eaya the Keleo Journal. Mr. Swager la experienced, and under hie management the traveling public will find the Merchanta second to no hotel in the county. W. L, Watson, the former landlord, baa gono with hie family to Ainley and will en gage in tbe hotel buslueia In that jilace. Boat Capbieed. A. J. Surber, while attempting to aall across the rivurin front of thie place Monday evening waa capsiied. Thoee 011 ahore who eaw the accident at oace eurted In email boate to Mr. Burber's essistsnce, but before they reached bitu the ateamer Maacot happened along and reicued him from the bot torn of the boat to whicb he waa cling ing. Ther.ver waa unusually roogb and every aoa washed over the man. Ho waa brought to thia city and ae curing the aervicea of Young America wont back and picked up hit boat and brought it to ahore. Monday waa purliaiw the roughest day ever on the river here, and it waa with great diffi culty the email craft wa able to nav igate. Mr. Surber wishes to theuk thoie who assisted him. Gone to Pennsylvania. Ex Sheriff, Charles K. Doan and family, loft Tuesday for Coatavilte, Pa., where Mr. Doan haa purchased the old bom plate where he waa raiaed and will engage in farming. The farm la but 30 miles from Philadelphia and in the bet part of the state. This transact ion waa consuniahd more - than aix t.w.mha man which aocounta for Mr. oan not being a candidate for sheriff to succeed himself. Wbiio Mrs. uoan and the children have not long resided in St. Helena they have made many warm friends here who are indeed aorry to ace them change their home to auoh a distance. However, they go with the best wishes of the com muni tv. Tha trin will be made over the Great Northern railroad to St. Paul where a transfer will be made. Their Nationality. -Knule Nl sou. of Minnesota euiovs the eome what singular distinction of beiag the on! member of the United .States senate born on the European conti nent Europe outaide of the British ' isles. Ae is a native of Norway, and the most conspicuous repreaenative in office of the Scandinavian population of the great Northwest. It ia a fact, not generally kuown, that there are four Englishmen in the present United Slates senate, or more prop arlv. four nativea of England Pusco, of Florida; Mantle, B., of Montana: Wetmore, of Rhode Is land, and Jones, of Nevada. There are two Canadians McMillan, of Michigan and Gallinger, of New Hampshire. Thf re ia one Irishman William J. Sewell, of. New Jersey There are uine Ohio men. Rather Hard. Oregon City En ti-rpnse: E Buperintendent E. B. McElroy and Hon II. B. Miller aie mentioned among the possibilities for the position vacated by rreeideni Dlosa of the stale agricultural college. It may be a punier to some people to know where Mr. Miller obtained his experience to fit himself for a college president, but be evidently haa some strong supporters for that position. General Kilfealher, who had tbe con tract of building the basement of the Willamette block laat fall, waa the originator of the following. 'After an Irishman cornea to this country and reada tha Oregonlan for a few years, he becomes so well acquainted that lie applies for a professorship in a cal lage.'" Mr. Miller Is a splendid buui nesa roau we are told, and we are in formed that ia what the regents of the agricultural college are looking for. VifitTOBN From Portland The city connoil of Portland, consisting of M. L. Nicholas, J. A. Martin, William II. Mead, George II. Strowbridge, L. D. Cole, J. M. Nickum, T. C. Ma lone, J. MoBrian, B. L. Woodward, L. T. Peery. W. E. Spurrier, viailed thia city Sunday afternoon. Accom panying the city council were, City Attorney William M. Cake, Superin tendent of Streets, W. B. Chase, Puter McCubbin, superintendent of the creamatory, James Monks, ex conn oilman, J. L. Poole, J. 8ailer of the custom house, M. C. Banfell, W. II. Creighton, E. A, Cad well, J. F. Bed dy and Napoleon Davis, Secretary Columbia Telephone Co. Captain R. 1). Iamen, with hia ateamer lloo Hoo, brought the party. The oily council had coma down to tha ureamalory lo eatad at Rooky Point to Inepeot that inatiiution which is under their con trol, tnd after completing their in teatigftiion of that institution they came on to this oity where they re mained about threa hnnrs aniovins the refreshing uir of a country village nu renewing ma acquaintance ol our people, many of them having been nere oeiore, ana an vl them suhstan tial business meu of PonJml. nn taln.Inman is one of Oreemi'a Ivadins sawmill men, and. Mr. Cule is mauager 01 tne J M. mover a to. clothing und manufacturing esiaDiiunment, - Mr Caka a prominent lawyer, and the othera are well known to the political and business world. These gentlemen expressed satisfaction at the pleasure oi the duy and tu(ted on the return trip about 5 o'olock muoh pleased with meir ay outing. To Improve Willamette.-Money ia now on hand for improving Wil lamette and Yamhill rivers. $40,000, to be expended in accordance with report submitted February 21, 1800, for Wil lamette river from Portland to Eugene, and In aoonrdnnoe with report of survey dated March 0, 1600, for lock and dam on Yamhill river. Provided, that contracts may be entered into by tbe secretary of war for such materials and work as may be necessary to com plete such improvements, or said materials may be purchased and work may be done otherwise than by con tract, to be paid for aa appropriations may from time to time lie made by law, not exceeding in the aggregate 1200,000, including the amount herein appropriated, and provided further, that tlin sum of 110,000 or so mnch thereof as may be neceasary shall be available for the Construction or pur chase of a snag boat with auitsble ap pliances. Provided further, that the secretary of war may iu his discretion use as mut-b of tbe money heroin ap propriated aa may be neceasary to prevent the eroaion of tha west bank of the Willamette river opposite Salem, and to maintain the river channel at that point. Baseball at Bcappoosb. A friend ly game of baseball waa played at Bceppooae last Sunday between tne St. Helena and Soappooee nines which resulted in victory for the former. The contest was witnessed by a large crowd. Many going from 8t, Helens Baitviea island. The game waa very exoitinv. at limes and the contentions that occasionally arose were decided promptly and tha game proceeded in a good nalured way. On the ball ground at times disputes arise which are Indulged in very earnestly by tne contending aides but as soon as these are disposed of tbe players are Mends and tha game proceeds. This was tha oaae at Scappoose. Of course much chaffing took placo which waa reoeived in good part by eilheJ side and when the contest waa over it was discovered that the friendly relations between the players had not been disturbed. Two umpires were chosen. St. Helens ohoeing David Davis and Scappoose selected Mr. Vollans, whose decisions were marked with fairness and readily accepted by the playera. Fined Twenty-Fivb Dollars. Jack Moran and Ada Lawrence, mention of whose arrest on a charge of adultery waa made iu these columns last week were accorded a change oi venue from Justice Henderson's court at Mayger and were arraigned before Justice CUrk of this city Saturday afternoon, at 2 o'clock. Meantime a chance of resisting an officer had been entered against Moran. Subpoenas had been issued for the necessary witnesses, bat they could not be found, so by agreement between Diatriot Attorney Cleeton for tha atata and Mr. Q. W. Cole for the defe.idenl, the charge of adultery was dismissed on condition that Moran plead guilty to aimple assault in reiclnig an oillcsr. This the defendant did, wheroupoo rhe court sentenced him to pay a fine of 25 and coats, in default of whicb he was remanded to the custody of tbe sheriff and ia now serving his time in the county jail. Lawrence and tha woman, husband and wife, left the court room together and probably thinga will pass along smoothly for a Hue between them. A Lono Walk David Freeer who started fom Aberdeen, Wash., one day last week to walk lo Boston, Mass., passed through Iloulton, Thursday nlirhl. atonriinir wilh Mr. L. Meeker. Mr. Fraser ia a member of Aberdeen athlotio club, and is also correspond ent for Weedly Recorder of that oity He has undertaken to walk the entire distance to Boston in 178 days with out the unc of money except what he earna on the trip. The distance is 3824 miles whicb would bean average of about 21 miles a day for the entire time. Ho ia to receive $600 for mak ing the attempt, and if be reachea hia destination Within tha specified limo he will receive $1000 additional. He wears a pair of shoes donated by a St. Paul shoe house, and if they last him the entire trip he returns them to the bouse and receivea $oO for them. It ia said that the Loudon Times will have a man enter the contest with Fraser at Denver ior the tost of tbe journey. Thia ia by all odda the long est lourney aver attempted on fool, and uo doubt if winter doea not over' take the athletic pedestrian he will euoceed. VEKNONIA VARIETIES. A son of Dr. Bailey of Hllltboro Is one of the it any who are tiahlng in the Nsbalem head waters for health sad pleasure. Before these lines are printed tha wedding bells will have told of the uniting in mar riage of Miss Bophronla Wilkinson, one of our best knowa and moat respected young ladles, to Edward Joseph of St. Helens. I am sorry to have to chronicle the death T. H. Lavender, a bard working pioneer, known among his neighbors ss an honest, conscientious eitisen. He carried on a blacksmith shop at Vernonla for several years snd was prominently Identified with tbe upbuilding or tue town ana surrounaina country. He leaves a wire aad lourcnuoren to mourn bis loss. Laat Saturday Jos. Coulter discovered a Bra in the brush dangerously near bis barn. On investigation it was found to have been set out either carelessly or maliciously by some scalawag or dastardly scoundrel. The law cannot bs to severe on tbe crime of setting out timber fires In a new country. Necessity compels tha settlers to build houses and barns In clearings, altogether too small clearings for safety from forest fires, and no man with a spark ofhumanity will endanger a nelghbor'a barn and house, the results ot perhaps a lifetime of bard hip, by caieleatly setting out Hresattbis time ot the year. Tlita summer is un usualy dry, and consequently fires are more than usually dangerous, snd I would suggest that a synopsis of the law relating to setting out fires In Oregon would make Interesting reading for Tiia Mist's sub scribers. - v Bucklen's Arulc Salve. Tbe beat Salve In the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, slt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains. corns, and all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no pay required. It is gusr anteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 29 cents per box. For sale by Dr. Edwin Ross. . . Circuit Court. -. An adjourned term of circuit ooart was held hers Monday, with the following em cars present! Hon. T. A. McBrlde, Judgs; 0. X. Hiinyon, official reporter; Jadson Weed, clerk-, J. H. Rice, sheriff. Dus pro clamation being made, the following pro ceedings were bads Astoria Railroad Company vs. 8, H. Tryonstsl, demurrer ovsrrnled, plaintiff given twsnty days to amend and defend ant given twsnty days to answsr. Astoria Railroad Company vs. W. W. Marquam, demurrer overruled and plain till given twenty days to rile amended com plaint. Mary Amsdsn vs, D, W. Zellsr st al, con firmation of sale. Firs Insurancs Company vs. C. O. Lova grsn, motion to strike out overruled. Mary 0. Hill vs. Nathan Nichols, oon firmatlon of sals. Nlcholal Bros. vs. M. Roeser at al, given thirty days to answer. R. Everdiiiff vs. W. A. Sdgerton st al, default and decree. - B. r. Van vs. 3. Qoddel, motion to re lease dlimUsed, Judgment for plulutnTsiid 00 attorney fee. A. N. King vs. Bays A Jeffery, confirma tion of sals. R. W. Clark vs. E. W. Bingham, con firmation of sals. Feldraan A Cols vs. W. A. Kdgsrton, or der to sell attached properly. HUvsrys. Lee. defendant given twenty days to answer. Badger vs. Badger, decree entered upon payment of costs. N. Tingle vs. O. J. Brysnt, demurrer overrated. School Report. Following Is a report of school taught at St. Helens, beginning April 18, 18U8,aad closing July 2,1808: Number days taught...., 68 " days attendance 1507 " days absence 278 " puptli enrolled... 60 Average number belonging. ... 82 " attendance 27 Closing exercises wsre beld at tbe M. E. church, and tbe following programme ren dered : Bona-" A Happy Meeting,".-. Bchool Recitation "Then and Now," . Alfred George and Dolpb Hoogbkirk Recitation ' Having Mother," Anna Oeorgt Recitation-"Pilgrim's Progress," Marie Dofour Song-" Down by tbsOld Mill Stream." .... ;., Anna George and Winnie Way Recltstion 'They Didn't Think,"..,. Clyde McNnlty Recitation "M ins Mischief,".. Ads George Recitation "The Revolutionary Up rising," Grace Miles Bone "Ood Bless Our Country ."...School Recitation "Curfew Bhall Not Ring Tonight." Maud Becker Recltatioa-"A Free Breakfast," Myrtls Newell Recitation "Smile When'er YouC'an," Sarah Gilmore Recitation "Ride of Jennie McNeal," Laura Doan Recitation "The Froggie's Goodnlxht." Winnie Way 8onc-"Tha Sword of Bunker Hill,"... Grace Miles Dlaiofue "Bessie's Grandmammss." Three Girls Recitation "A LlUIs Gentleman,".... .... Dolpb Hoogbkirk Solo "Red, Wbits and Blue, "Grace Miles Chorus by the sebool. MABBIED. DILLARD-HOLCOM B.-At Taylor street M. E. chapel In i'ortland, on Monday evening, Julv e. iswe, oy nev. unaries .. Locke. Mr. W. B. Dlllard and Mias Susie ll. Uolcomb. Mr. and Mrs. Dlllard returned to 8t. Helens last Saturday and have taken up their permanent abode In tbe neat cottage recently erected on Honesty bill by Mr. Dlllard. While the groom Is well known throughout Columbia county and therefore needs no introduction to our people. It is but ust to say that his bride is one of Port laud's most highly esteemed young ladies and a recent graduate of tbe High school of that city. Tax Mist extends congratu lations and welcomes the bride of our teemed townsman to the social circle of oar city. ' ' ' - OBERG-OLSEN. At the home ot tbe bride at Deer Island, ou Saturday, July 11. bv Justice Edwin Merrill, Mr. 11. A Oberg and Mrs. Christina Olsen. Tbuse present were: Mr. and Mrs. I, Bumgardnar, Mr. and Mrs. Frank 8 wager, Mr. and Mrs. B. O. Enyart. Mr. and Mrs. 8. B. Splawa, Mr. and Mrs. Hoven, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Olsen, Mrs. Nanoy Gore, the Misses Mattle and Mary Bumgarduer, A Hie Lyons and May Enyart, and others whose names our reporter could not remember. After the ceremonies an elaborate dinner waa in dulged in. Tbe happy couple were tbe re cipients of numerous presents. A laugha ble Incident of the occasion was the failure oNbe groom's father to witness the cere monies. He wss up stairs making his toilet and the wedding party, forgetting about him, announced that all was ready and the proceedings began and were fin ished before the old gentleman appeared who, by the way, waa much disappointed to And that it waa all over with. The guests, after wishing the newly wedded counle a lonx and prosperous life, took their departure. BORN. NKr.KftN XI Warren. Orca-on. on Wed' nesday, July IS, 1806, to the wife of John nelson, a son. DIED. MESERVE. At Oregon City, on Wednes day, July IS, ikuu.oi consumption, XAiume wile ot liberie Meserve. 8TUM P. At Scappoose on Saturday. July 13, 1896, Cuthhert Stump, sr., aged 87 years. Deceased was born In Hsrdy county. Virginia, in 1809. In 1837 ha emigrated to Missouri, where he resided for fourteen years. In 1851 ha again emigrated, this time coming to Oregon, where he has re sided sver since in Multnomah and Colum bia counties. He was a respected cltisen and was well known to most of the old settlers. Tbe Interment took place at Scap poose Monday. Govenor Lord has iasued a circular calling the attention of the public to tha law, relating to the setting out of fire. Our people will remember that there is a heavy penalty attached where fire set out by one person does damage to another, consequently great care should be lakeu iu the premiaea, PEKBONAL AMD LOCAL. Thb Mist and Oregonlan one year for $2.00 in advance. Mrs. M. 0. Case, of Iloulton waa a Portland visitor Tuesday. Captain and Mrs. Jamea Good are visiting at tiie ooa t lor a lew aaye. Judge McBride held an adjourned term of court here Monday. Judge McBride went to Astoria Monduy night to bold court at that place. ... Judge Doan, of Rainier, waa attend ing to probate business at the court house, Wednesday. , Mr. Jamea Muckle haa been down on tbe Coweeman thia week looking after hia logging interests there. Adam Stump and Dan Balcb, of Scappoose were among the visitors to the county aeat thia week. Licenae to wed were issued by the couuty clerk Tuesday to idwaru Joaephand Fronie Wilkinaon, Mrs. P. A. Frakea came down from tha farm at Scappoose last 'Friday ev ening, reluming Saturday night. W. M. Perry of the Review, waa in thia city a ahort lime laat Friday, after whicb he proceeded to Port land. J adit e Frank J. Taylor, of Astoria waa attending to bnainasa before the circuit court in this city laat Mon day. , George E. Dayia, and E. E. Coovert of Portland, were in tbia city Mon day looking after legal business before tbe circuit court. Miss Allie Lyons, who last Friday closed a aucceaaful term of school at Reuben, waa a pleasant- caller at tbia office Monday. Chamberlain'a Cough Kennedy cures colds, croup and whooping cough. It is tileasant. aafe and reliable, tot aaie by Dr. Edwin Rosa. A. H. Powell of Pittsburg was in the city Wedneaday, having brought hia aoo, William, and wife thia far on their return to Cottage Grove. Mr. Arthur Moore and bia sister, Miss Kittle, of Salem, came down last week and visited several days witb re latives and friends iu and about St. Helena. Edward Philbrook of Aatoria apent Sunday with hia parenta in tbia city, Ed. baa a position aa stenographer in tbe oannery of J. O. Hantborn & Co., at Astoria. David Davia of The Mist, started Tueaday for Rossland, B. C, where he expects to enjoy about two weeka re creation ana at tne aame time visit hia brother and examine into the mining operationa in that district. County clerk Weed and family, and Mr. E. E. Quick and family ex- oect to take a vacation soon and will eo to Nehalem for the purpose of enjoying the mountain, air and scene' ry. The billa incurred by the atata militia while at Astoria during the recent strike, were audited by tne stale board at Salem last Tuesday, and the aggregate expense to the state in ouelling the strike that cost indivia ii sis thousands oi dollars, was nut $8000. Mr. Frank Daw and family, Cap tain and Mrs. Hooebkirk expect to go to Nehalem about tbe last of tbia month for a few weeka outing. They will camp at tbe farm of Mr. Fixtger- ld on Rock creek, where it ia said there ia good trout fishing and also nlentv of blackberries in their sea- c 800. The political omelet which now eonfronta the country, forniabea food for reflection twenty four hours out of every day, and the more one renecta the lees certain tne rmna Decomes aa to future prospects. This ia an ex ceptional year, in whicb questionable politicians take a prominent part. It will be interesting to know what tbe result of tbia state of chaos will be after the smoke of battle clears away next November. Mrs. Rhodia Noah, of tbia place, waa taken in the nigbt with cramping paina and the next day diarrhoea aet in. one took uau a oottie oi diuck berrv cordial but eot no relief. She then sent to me to see if I bad any thine that would help her. I sent her a bottle of Chamberlain'a Colic, Choi era and Diarrhoea Remedy and tbe first dose relieved ber. Another of our neighbors had been sick for about a week and had tried different reme dies for diarrhoea but kept getting worse. I sent him thia aame remedy, Only four dosea ol it were required lo cure him. He aaya he owea his re covery lo thia wonderful remedy. Mrs. Marv Sibley. Sidney, Mich. For sale by Dr. Edwin Rosa. THE GREATEST SPECIALISTS OH THE ' AMERICAN G05TIHEBT. Most Successful Catarrh Doctors in tie City. Thev treat SCIENTIFICALLY and SUCCESSFULLY. nre Quickly and PK11MANENTLY, PRIVATK, BLOOD and SKIN DISHASES. NBR VOUS DEBILITY and SEXUAL DIS ORDERS, SYPHILIS, GONORRHOEA and GLEET, Spermatorrhoea, Seminal Weakness, Lost Manhood, Night Emis lions. Unseen Losses. Decsvimi Faculties. HYDROCELE, VARICOCELE and STRICTURES radically and safely cured without pain or detentiou from bnsiueea. All deformities and impedimenta to inarrinKe quickly removed. A CERTAIN and POSITIVB CURB for the awful effects of early vice and numerous evils that follow in Its train, Consult nersonsllv the most EX PEI11ENCF.D SPECIALISTS for DISEASES OF WOMEN, or write, aeudinx stamp. Consultation free nd confidential. National Hedical Institute PRINOlPALOFITIOEl, 132 THIRD 8T., PORTLAND, OR. Awarded Highest Honors World' Pair, Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair. '"V.v'DR": si CREAM MM wxm Most Perfect Made. ia Years the Standard. Tbe wood flume will in all proba bility be completed thia week and tha company already advertise for tbe cutting of 20,000 cords of wood any where within s rearonablo diatance on Miltou creek. The Good Templars of this city gave an Ice cream party at the picnic grounds Wednesday evening at which time nine gallons of that delicious article was disposed of in short order. A large crowd and a warm day are two essentials necessary to dispose of ice cream, and these two conditions prevailed Wednesday. The city council of St. Helena gave to the water worka company a bonne of $400 under a contract to supply the city with pure water. Now the com pany permit tbe entire supply of the reservior to be drawn off for irrigating gardeua. Then they pnmp up Co- umbia river water to fill up tbe rea- ervoir, and we citizens are forced to drink mixed spring water and Port land sewerage -water. Gentlemen of tbe water worka company, aee ton that your part of the contract ia filled, even if you shut off all irrigation. And perhaps that ia tbe best after all, as there ia a question of forfeiting tbe $400 paid you. Wm. H. Dolmas. Last summer one of our grand chil dren waa sick with a severe bowel trouble. Our doctor's lemediee bad failed, then we tried Chamberlain's Colio, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, which gave very speedy relief. We regard it aa the beat medicine ever put on the market for bowel complaintsA- rs. . G. Gregory, Frederickstown, Mo. This certainly ia the beat medi cine ever put on the market for dygen tery, summer complaint, colio and cholera infantum in children. It never fails to give prompt relief when UBed in reasonable time and the plain printed directions are followed. Many motbera have expressed their sincere gratitude for the cures it baa effected, For aale by Dr. Edwin Roes. Jonea, He Paya tbe Freight. Send for a copy of "Tbe Buyers' Guide, with latest reductions and market reports. Sent free to any ad' dreoa. Freight on $20 order of goods paid to any point on the Columbia river, reached by Portland boats Jones' Cash Store, 105 Front street, between Washington and Stark, Port land, Oregon. The Dlseverr 8are4 Bis Life. Mr. G. Caillouctte, druggist, Beareraville, Illinois, says: "To Dr. King's New Pis eorary I owe my life. Was taken with la grippe, and tried all tbe physicians for miles about, bnt of no avail, and was given np, aud told that I could not lire. Having Dr. King's New Discovery In my store I sent for a bottle and began its use. and from the first dose began to get better, and after using three bottles was np and about again. It was worth its weight In gold. We won't keep store or house without it." Get a free trial at Dr. Rosa drug store. Care far Headache. As a remedy for all tome of besdsche Electric Bitters has proved the very best, Tt effect a permanent cure, and the most dreaded habitual sick headaches yield to Its influence. We urge all who are afflicted to procure s bottle, and give this remedy a fair trial. In cases of habitual constipation Eleetrio Bitters cures by giving the needed tone to the bowels, and few cases long re sist the use of this medicine. Try it once. Fifty cents and $1 at Dr. Ross' drug store. Real Estate Transfers. Msrcy S. Dobbins to Mary W. Newsome, lots 3 and 4, sec 22, 1 7 n, r 2 w; lots A, B C, and D, blk 10, Dobbins addition to Bain- ier:$306. Charles Mayger to Mary J. Jones, 80 acres In sec 19, 1 8 n, r 3 w j bond for deed. Ann Merrill to City of Clatskanie, 1 48-100 acres in see 9, t T n, r 4 w; $525. Paul Bmil Schmidt and wife to Mary Schmidt, ot neK, see 16, t 7 n, r 3 w ; $1 R. A. Taylor and wife to R. I. Kckerson swK of nwK and se) of nw& sec 4, t3 n r 2 w : $1300. United States to Frank Lonkey, nwX sec 33, 1 6 a, r 5 w; patent. When Baby was sick, we gave her Oaatorlo. When ah ml a Child, abe cried for Cutorla. When she become Mlaa, ahe ching to Oaatorla. When aha had Children, iha eavcthem Cutorii Wood Wanted ! OA AAA Cords, delivered on Milton UUjVUV Creek or tributaries. Con tracts entered into for immediate de livery. Apply to or address OREGON WOOD CO., C. U. Pioqott, Manager. St. Helena Hotel, St. Helena, Or. For Sale. The cheapest place cotiniy. Inquire of R. Warren, Oregon. in Col urn hi 0. HAZEN tf EASTERN corrtc AND CHOP HOUBC D. K. BROWN, Prop. Best Heal in the City for 15c AND UPWARDS. 170 Thirl St, Ne Chinese Bmpiyl. POMTLANO, OKCOON TT i OUR FIFT1T SPECIAL SALE SINCE EEMOVING TO 81 and 83 THIRD Hen's AU- Wool Suits Fifteen Patterns. Every Suit Warranted Made From Our Celebrated Albany - Woolen Mills Cassimeres. $8.85 lr ft.ft.fi ft (trmAAisJinii imn it ruuaA n rifia"!"""- SOLE AGENTS Albany Woolen Hills SamDlee with nlain rulea for aelf-measnrement sent free to any address OREGON SHOE STORE 1 68 THIRD ST., BETWEEN Sl?120Xi&Xi SMJjJEl OF SMOEBa Our Stock is Complete, Embracing all popular Lasts in Ladies,' Children's and Men's Shoes. Ladies' Doneols Kid 8hoee. in Harrow. 8qnare and Piccadilly Toe, and Common Sense Lasts, $1.25 to $3.50. New Oxford, ia Tans and Blacks, Common Bense, Harrow Square and Piccadilly Lasts, from 90 cents op. Men's Shoes np to date, from $1.28 to $3.60. Children's Shoes from 5 to 8. from 50 cents up; 9 to 12, from 60 cents op; patent tip uxlora ties a to iz, rrom eu cents op. OREGON SHOE STORE, 168 p5hiT,woi for Infants and Children. THIRTT rr olwerratloa of Caatortai with the psttroaage f ssdnie of perom, pwt via to apeasr ef It without gmnmlnt. It la mosrUesssly the fceat remedy for Infante am Cbfldresa the worM hmm ew hsw. It i. ownaOaM. CMMrasa Mm H. It Kr them Iwaltfc. It wffl acsMthfaiK which U .TwoTntoly .MM', aedlefaae. Cmrtorl deatroj. Worms. Caaiaria aHy rerarlalinaes. Canrtajto prert. vaiWat Stmr tJnri. . ChwtesAa ewe DtagThesat mmi Wlmd CoMe. Catarl nSltmm Teihfam Tremble. Caateri eege. Conrtrp.tlim nd Tltwleasey. Casteria) mmmtnUSmm the effect, of estrlKnale add p. eg Ctorl Aor mot ootfai morpMato, opinun, or etkr ni u.tfai property. Cstesrla Mfaatl.t the feed. wtiUfa th atomaeh easel hwab, Kfcrfassj faeWry aatd trail olp. : Caartcrla fa pmt p faa eae-atoe hettUe ealy. Pot allow y w to Jl jvm susythhoa; else est the pl aw pwmta.) that tt to "jm mm good" sasd "win sarsw vnrj sup ass." gee that yo rt O-A-S-T-Q-B.-1-A . ' . v ' -5 The fae-staslle etattme ot Children Cry for FOR PORTLAND, DAILY. STEAMER" Young America VIA WILLAMETTE SLOUGH Leave St. Helens.. ........ ...... 6:80 i. M Arrive at Portland... ... 10:00 AM Leave PorUand 2:30 P M Arrive at St. Helens... t:00 r M FARE 88 CBNTs. Will Carry Nothing bnt Faasengera " and Fast Freight. JAMES GOOD, MASTER. -THE BANQUET SALOON Has re-opened nnder the management of GEORGE A. BR1NN, corner of Strand and Cowlits Streets. St. Helens. Oregon, where esn be found the choicest brands of WINE AND LIQUOR IWrl tables, nool table, billiard table and other devices for the entertainment of pat rons, where time can be pieasanuv spent. FAMOUS FIRE LADDIE CIGARS ) Besides other popular brands, are kept constantly on hand to supulv tbe increased trade at this very popular saioon. THB FAMOUS CYRUS NOBLE WHISKY II KB THB BANQUET. 1 Patronize Home INDUSTRY SPRING AND SUMMER 1896 OUR-NEW STORE ST, 3. W, Cor. Oakt r r war nmrnn ft. 01 end Third Ctroot W ui aim uu iiiiiu uuboif FOHTLMD, OSS. IL a. MORRISON AND TAMHILI., ttrfr Unm. Tm tt Meftr hmr umtu mnd pntcttoaJIy yrt mm . 4 stir. It la aet said tm Wlk. V - fa wry Pitcher's Castorla. WHITE COLLAR LINE atrs. Telephone and Bailey Oataert COLUMBIA KIVER& PUOKT BOUND NAV. CO Alder St., Portland; Flavel dock, Astort PORTLAND AND ASTORIA Telephone leaves Portland dally (except Sun day) at 7 a. m., leave Aatoria dally a 7 p. m.. (except Sunday). Rona direct to train for Clat op beach, and eonnaoU with ateamer Ilwaco lor Ilwoeo trains, running to all points en North beach. . .... Bailey Qatsert leaves roniana aauy at e p m., except Sunday), on Saturday at 11 p. m. Leave. Utnrli dailv at 6:46 a. m. (excent Sunday and Monday), on Sunday at 7 p. m. ; eonnecta with all trains for Clataop beach and Ilwaoo beach. This line haa a boat connecting with both beachea, returning irom Aatoria every night in tbe week. . . E. A. 8EELBY, Agent. U.S. nuuii', rnm. Decker's BARBER SHOP ' J. H. DECKER, Proprietor. The old and reliable barber has his raiors juat aa aharp as can be found, and will ahave yon oomiortably and quickly for ouly 16 eents. 8T. HELENS, OREGON IXUCKLE BROS. MABcrACTuaaaa or ; Dimension Lumber, Flooring, Rustic. Sheathine. Casings, and a complete stock of ereiy variety of Rough and Dressed Lumber ALWAYS OH HANn. AT THE OLD STAND, IT. UZIKV. 0RK0OM
