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Newspaper Page TextOREGON MIST. IHCGOEVEBTfBlUt noKNIIIfl BEEGLB DAVIS. OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER, takacrlptlaat Run. On eory on rear In Uruti., ...t M One oavf six 76 Slug) copy........ .1. -.-. AdrerUstns ntn mad. ksowa upon application COLOMBIA COUNTY DIRECTORY. Clrk Sheriff Treasurer. ....... Eupi. oi Schools, Cawatf 7 Of Moan. Joseph B. Doaa. Rlnl w jfijr nscnoir. They had en election om la Mains at Monday. An unprecedented publican majority of 60,000 ig the net result. Mr. Sewail's own lUK thus repudiate him in unmistakable term, and the country will repudiate bit running-mate, Mr. Bryan, in Novem ber. The renublican majority Maine thii year it many thousands in excees of any previous year in th uutory oi that la(e. The four re publican congressmen, including- the Hon. Thomaa B. Roed, ate re elected nnne of them receiving leaa than 10, wu majority. This election w only forerun uer of what may be exoected in Jfofember, and will sound the death knell to firyanism and popu- liana. The wage earners of Maine re- tuae to believe tbe free trade decent ive argument that their ooudition la aa good today aa it wat under republl Surveyor......,.., Coroner. Commissioner! j ' . Judwnn Weed. Vemooia ... i. . Kfea, ,;UtkDi ...W. H. Doliuau. St. Helens .1 U' . . a . . MarHn white, guiner caii control of national affair, and "KZrr&ttlSlXZ have aoepreed themselves ......r. A. f num. 8caipi,i ........ .N. 1. Fetenou, Miet ST. HELENS, OmKOOIt, SEP. It. PROTECTION AND PROSPERITY FOR PRESIDENT Wm. MeKinley, of Ohio. FOR VICE-PRESIDENT Garret A. Hobart, of N. J. How changed the condition pre' vailing aince the election of the present administration! It wae elected npon aa issue that proposed tbe reveraal of the economic policies ibat bad brought to tbe nation these marvelous results. Since then our energies have been stifled, hope and courage have almost fled, and instead of tbe chorus of plenty, want's gannt band has pressed close npon many of our people. Pros trate industries, idle wheels, smakeless furnaces, palsied capital, idle labor, unsought production bave cried in vain for help, and the only answer of "triumphant democracy" was the Wil son bill, with its "perfidy and dis honor," that wrecked oar prosperity and rained our industries. It would be mighty hard to disprove tbe epigram in General Harrison's New York speech to the effect that "business never was disturbed by the prospects of republican success." Caa-DiDara Bpckitex's chief dis tinction lies in tbe fact that he is the man to whom Grant sent the famous message, "No other terms than an on conditional and immediate surrender can be accepted. I propose to move immediately npon your works." The recent republican majority rolled np in Vermont does not indi cate that the Bryan comet is gaining in favor. Jin tact, what bas already resulted in Vermont, to-wit: an in creased repuDUeaa majority, may reasonably be expected in many other states. It does not require a tele scope to discover that tbe Bryan ticket is losing ground, and that very fast. Huts is an excerpt from one of Mr. Bryan's recent speeches : "What I de nounce is a protective tariff. levied purely and solely for tbe purpose of protection, it is false economy and the most vicious political principle that bas ever carted this country." What, then, can the lumber interests of the Pacific coast and particularly of Oregon, expect at tbe hands of Mr. Bryan, should he be elected? through tbe ballot No more thorough condemnation of the democratic national policy could have been made by the voters than in this instance. There is a reason for all this which ought to be obvious to every thiokiug person. Maipe is manufacturing state, snd one of her most important industries is lumber. Her population is made np largely of working; people who depend entirely on their daily labor, which is directly affected by the Wilson law, and under that law they have not only been de prived of their former wages but tbeir opportunity to labor bas been almost entirely cut off by reason of closed in due tries. Is it any wonder, then, that they would cast then ballots la repu diation of tbe parly who is responsible for their depressed condition? The leason is so plain that no man ought to be misled. BBYAJf, WATSON, SEW ALL. A vkbt large per cent of the popu lists of Columbia county were formerly democrats who left the old party, they say, for the reason that it had become so corrupt f hey could no longer affil iate with it. But their support of Bryan now for president shows that they are willing to swallow another dose of corruption which only a few months ago made them sick at tbeir stomach. What bas become of the great fundamental principle of popu lism which they were clamoring for so vigorously! in a word, what bas be come of their consistency, if they ever ., naa anyr The organization of democratic Me Kinley clubs is not an uncommon thing these days. In Chicago there is a democratic MeKinley club com posed of several thousand members all of whom have heretofore been demo crats. A MeKinley club was organ- izea in Astoria last Tuesday and a large number of democrats were added to tbe membership roll. Tbe same re ports are received from other sections of the country, and while many dem ocrats are averse to oining a club they willingly assert their intention of supporting the lepublican nominees in ui coming contest. Candidate Bryan's tribulations ap pear to deepen. Thomas E. Watson, the populist half of the tail of the pop- oc ratio ticket, who bas been and is still wagiog wsr with the Arthur Sewall part of the tail, now turns sgainst the bead end of tbe conibina lion. Said Watson at Dallas, refer ring to the desperate resolve of tbe populists to corral Bryan and force him to either accept or reject tbe pop ulist nomination, "l will pledge you my word that Bryan will sneak out. and he will accept. Bryan can't throw away 1,800,000 votes. He will accept me as his running mate. If be does not, the ticket will never be elected.'' Thus does Watson present bis ulti matum to Bryan and his managers. It is plain talk. It sounds like business. Mr. Sewall cannot carry the ward in which he lives," says Wstson. 'He cannot carry the town in which be live." Of course this is true, bnt the same can be said of Bryan, for it is entirely safe to predict that Bryan will be beaten in bis state, county, town. ward and precinct. But this makes no difference, for he is the sole head of the ticket, and as such has rights which should be respected. "Every man ought to know that if Mr. Bryan is to oc elected be will be elected by tbe votes which the people's oartv gives him," exclsims Watson. "If he carries Nebraska, where he lives, it will be the Tom Walsoa populists who boding of a false prophet. It bas triumphed over sll its traduoera at home and abroad. It has made the lives of th masses of our countrymen sweeter and brighter, and bas entered in Domes of America carrying com fort and cheer and courage. It give a premium to human energy, and awaken the noblest aspirations in th breasts of men. Our owu experiunee shows that it ia best for our citizen ship and our civilisation, snd that it opens up s higher aud batter destiny for our people. Huntington' Kallroad. There ia no doubt but that th Southern Pacific will abaorb th Gobi line, aayt the 4 stone Budget. The smvey of tbe road froraOoble to Portland baa beea kept profound secret but baa nevertheless been made. Tbe Ash platt nd on the line are marked "8. P." Th rolling stock to be used on the road belongs to the Southern Paolfic The can to be nscd artthuold C A C." car and are already repainted In the Southern PuclBo't shops at Portland, A big dry dock and elevator will be built and Hammond has stated that a free tug aervic will be placed on the bar on the completion qt the road. Mr. Hammond It building tli road with bit capital, and at the completion of the line will receive ten per cant for the dm of hi nieney and a portion of the subsidy. Th incoming of the Sontbern Pacific will mark a new era in Astoria. The Southern Pacific will spend sailUon of dollar to de velop its properties snd raaks Astoria on of the best town on th coast. CL.AT8KAME. W. K. Tichenof bat been baling bay tor few cays. Gtorx Freeman is again tnru.ee r on the mad route to jiayjeer. Mia Orr-fcia Davev left town liondav of last wees lor et uncna. Henrr KrU made a brief visit to Port land, returning Monday morning. Mr. Smiley of the Eureka cannery waa over Sunday with a gstok ne launch. George Lewis was in town a few dava taking a lay off from th dredger below Marshland. Mrs. Knringstead. who formerlv raided here, spont a few days ia town on a visit leaving Monday. of M itt . took the aieamer to ran u mi school work after vacation. here last Friday for Portland Mist Maud Bryant commenced a term uf scnool at Mist last Monday, beginning her uiiru terui at mat place. Mies May Reid. a recent rradnat nl Portland University, baa been aelected as mu-rmc-uiai teacner nere. Miss Hannah Schlotli. of Portland, a for mer resident of this place, wat in our towu Monday yuiting toiueold friends. Bev. Atkinson expects to start for eon. ference on the steamer Friday evening. It to ue uriu at tuweourg, mis year. A considerable amount of school fiirni. rare naa been lyune la tne ware room con- sujueo to ue yuincy school district. Uncle" Jo Powell, of near Piltsbare. via a visitor Monday and Tneaday. It was bia first view of our city which he believes I to o a very enterprising place. Anson Orwig earee over Tuesday with a I V ll J Ui B'l Hicu 1HWW lur USD DIS. Tbey most be intended for amaller fish wan tne (Columbia river salmon. Anna English left on tha atamr Mnn. day evening for PorUand in company with Mrs. J. W. Sharer, who spent the day here ma fcueKuesjiui mra. cngnan. Frank Merrill brought over to our town the stock of goods remaining in the store at stisl lately managed by Henry Braun- esit it t Ml Marker la aeratattr, Mr. Jacob Eabenton, who Is In th m ploy of th Chicago Lumber Compaay, at Ilea Moines, Iowa, aya "I have just aent tome medicine back (o my mother in the eld country, that I know from personal experience t be the best medicine tu the world for rhtumaiitm, having need It In my lamlly for several years, ft ia culled Chamberlain's Pain Halm It ajlweyi doe tli work." Fifty cent bottle for salt by Dr. Kdwln Ho. PHOFESSIOVAI jJR. XDW1N ROXS, rilYSICIAN AND SURGEON. St. Helens, Oregon J-JR. M. R. CUFF, niYSICIAN AND SURGEON. 81 Helens, Oregon, HOKN. KNGI.18H.-At Peer Islaad, on Saturday, September 12, to the wlf of Chat. H. Knglbh, a son. JJR. J. I. HALL, rinrsioiAN and surgeon. Olatakaiila, Columbia county, Or. UIKU. BKEOLK. At Missoula, Mont., on 8atiir- day, September I'itli, ltMl, of tvph id fever. Charleo Heegle, aged 23 years 11 months and 1 day. Itoceastd wsi the oldest son of James A. and Martarct A. Heegle, of Warren, and wat born in Jefleiton cuuniv. Kansaa. He came to Oremm with hla naranta In 1X71 and baa since lived at Warren, this county. ror Ibe nast fourteen months he hail hoen In the employ of the Northern Pacific Kail road eonuiany, engaaed in building fence along their line bei ween Portland and Ta. coma. He waa taken alck at Cattle Kork. Wash., about two weeks aeo and waa taken to the Narlbern Pacific hoaDiial at iti.- tonla, Mont., where bia death occurred on fie above oat. Hit reniaina war interred at the place of bia death. I T. J. CtasToH. ALLEN n. au.sk. CLE ETON, Attorneys and Counselors at law ST. lIKLKNa, ORSOON. yy H, MK&KRVK, Surrcjor ami Civil Engineer DKI.KNA, ORKfiON. County Surveyor. Land Surveying, Town Platting and Kngiueermg work promptly executed. FOR SALE. Fullblood Shmtipshire bucks st reas onable prices. Call on or address BURT WEST, Scappoose, Or. Oregon Sloe Stores IKS t hird 8t bet, Morrison aud Yamhill Special Sale COLUMBIA BANKING COMPANY tvr. hclcns, oncON stakes lnTtxtraenta, eeeelve deposits and dots a general hanking bualucoa. Capital stock, (20,000. All kinds of tnod seeiirltles bought and sold, Exchange, (uud everywhere la the world, sold INCORPORATED JAN. , tSd. J. R. Nell), nrmldent'. R. W. Alten. vtee-nnui dent: 0. N. tieotl, secretary; P. 11. Ward, assist ui mnurj, i. u. nflfu, ossnier. jQQ YOU NEED GROCERIES' If you do snd desire the bait quality for the least money your wanla an always be supplied by DART & JIUCKLE, 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 Our Stock it Complete. Embracing sll Pop- uimr ianw iu i. a i ' i , DEES 8 and MEN'S SHOES Ladles' Doneola Rid Rhoe. In N.rmw Sqaareand Piccadilly Tue; and Common Sense Ijtts. $l.2o to 3.40. New Oxfords in Tan and Black. Common Elena. Narrow Square and Piccadilly Lasts, from 90 cents up. Men s Shoes up to dale, from I1.2A to J 50. Children's and Misses School hoet from 50 cents up. Children'! ripniig Heel 9 to 12, 00 cants. Children's Borlne Heat ft to 8, 60 cents. We Sell Reliable Goods Only. OREGON SHOE STORE, 168 Third Rt. bet. Morrison and Yamhill. I of shoes NEWELL & WATKINS DEALERS IN- Groceries, Ha;, Flour and Feed WOOD A!0 HI1l?ltiI,R. I Country Produce Bought and Sold, snd Ex cnanged loruoods. Undertaking bood furnished on Short Notice, I Store on Btrand Htreet, 8T. JIKLEN8. OR tahaarVafAAaat.rVAA Your Money's Worth Every Time Lumber ing. who Has gone out of present. business for tbe ! Oirsj of Kew York's most influential democrat, Ex-Lieutenant Governor William F. Sheeaq, denounces the Bryan platform as follows: "A plat form was adopted ondar the raise of democracy from which all thoughtful democrats should recoiL There never naa been a moment since its adoption that I could support it, except by loss of my self-respect. What is this plat form? There is not a line in it that is democratic that is not good; there is not a word that ia bad, and therefore undemocratic, that has not been stolen or taken from the populist platform. joase as republicanism is, subversive as it has genii-ally been of the best in terests of the country, it is infinitely preferable to populism, which is next oi kin lo socialism. I admit the im possibility of drawing a platform that in all things will be satisfactory to all dsmocrata. But never before have we been asked to make a compromise be tween national honor and national degradation. Tbe dsmocrata who re sponded to President Lincoln' call to ' take up arms for the maintenance of the nation's honor did not cease to be tiemocrats because the proved them jelvas patriots." will carry it for him." Unqueationa oiy tnis is gospel, me populists are tbe second party in the West and two or three states of the South, and the democrats the third, and the demo crats know this. Yet Brysn will continue to dodtre the populist notification committee, Knowing that if be accepts the nomin ation tbey offer him be will re Del thousands of his present democratic supporters, and if be reiects it be will lose the populist vote. Meanwhile, when tbe news of the large republican majority in the Maine election of last Monday and the overwhelming rsDu diation of Sewall by his own stats gets to tne country, tbe "parting of the ways" between tbe Sewallites and tbe Watsonitsa will come. "Sewall can't carry his own family," truthfully de clares Watson. It will be clear to a good many popocrats by that time that man who cannot carry anything has no business on a rsvolutionarv tirVet in turbulent times like these. Then u,b'ng, li'6 "PI1" TOom rluiT 'or the high ,1.. - ... 3 I school department. Professor Whirtem h I" r?mT. Pr,Brr' assurance A tbe attendance of a eonaidera- wsmut waa uwuivu mj uviffAt Dnn tn? I di nomuriii nnntia in that rintmat ITJs vl ' IT- ,1nP!erea ,n ' A cat before the justice en Tneaday, be- ' " - - ' w.v ii lueii. twvcu . v, &INNJ inu v, loompson ex This Will bring to a dramatic end a cit considerable interest and a good deal campaign which has alread-r sum 01 amusement to those who listened. It r.u-.tnri,nHdiH.n-l 1:-.;: WM.,m"Mr.01 t,.' ""on of the pro- n .-... ... w.Fliuiiuui cenu irom me sale ot salmon, the boat buj wuiuu me country bas puiier claiming ne never got tbe to which Onr neighbor, Henry White and wife are back from the valley, having spent the spring and sninmer on a farm. Henry sayt farming hat not paid him very well, owing hi ui j wvatuvr. Mist Abbie Bryant left town Monday on horseback, with a pack, for her claim in tne febalem valley, che waa accompan ied by her brother, John, and Profaasor Whittea at a ruard of protection from owls anu wuo ammaia. W. 8. TT'Ben entertained an anriirnie In Conyers' hall Tuesday evening on the 16 to 1 proposition as tbe oanacea fur onr finin. ciai troubles, tit also exnuuned tbe initia tive and referendum, recommending it as I tuv ejre.eui lur scgiaiawuu. Frank Clark retorned the first nf thM week from tbe Willamette vallev in it ni parents nere. ! rank baa heen for several months finding employment in different parts of tbe state. He returned on noracoscx oy way oi jrorett Urove and vernoxua. All kinds of rough and dressed Lumber on short notice. Builders' Material Of tbe best quality delivered to any point on the river at tbe Lowest Possible Price One-half Cash and One-half la FARM PRODUCE. Address all orders to E B. BORTHWICK, GOBLE, OREGON. L Dolman's Store. . . . i In Advance- Trie-. Wood Wanted ! 20,000 At a meeting nf the sehonl Monday morning, contracts ; me scooot building, board held! were let fori and for fin- Cords, delivered on Milton Creek or tributaries. Con tracts entered into for immediate, de livery. Apply to or addresa OREGON WOOD CO., C. H. Piooott, Manager. bu Helens Hotel, Bt. Helens, Or. flistand Oregonian ONE YEAR $2.00 This offer holds good only for new yearly subscribers who pay in advance and old ones who pay up to date and one year in advance. I meats by Wholesale At special Kates. main PxrtTrin-r. t i James H. Sheldon, BT. HKLKNH. OKKOOf. Clatskanie Drugstore tlbe ""'see t leeure Your Fresh Medicines PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED AT ALL HOURS Patent Medicine. Prescription Prng, Toilet Articles, rsuor Notions, tie. OK. i. B. MALL, Proprietor -Cla(.al, Or f .. a .. 1 , .. ... .. .aa.s a .' .... uur tables wm at all times be found supplied with the best edibles and . uimcacies tne markot allords, TERMS REASONABLE FOR REGULAR BOARDERS The hotel having been newly refurniahoti we are ureparetl to five satis- falittit'in tu st It naass . .1 .l!fa .. . . ... . . ...Vw.v.a. v eaas uui 1't.UVIIB, RUU sHUICl. J OUT irUl.lge, J. George, Proprietor. St. Helens, Or. -a) AT THI- New Drue Store t There It a Complete Stock ton Patent Medicines DRUGS CHEMICALS BEST BRANDS OP CIGARS Perfumery, Stationery and School Books DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES COJU-OUMitU KAY OK NIOItT. Dr. hUWlll KOHS, PrOl). w &FaWW ST. HELENS, OREGON inHMMTAAmXIuAJt,,. lAj&Aiti ajta.aO. A 'dkjk tfluttf 1 ST. TTTKT.TTVTQ PTnn A HTvrt FOR PORTLAND, DAILY. . -TfAtsBsr- Young America One Dollar than known since the great "icrub race" for "MrrcsiKLL is stumping Oregon for mcAjniey ana wnue so doing, is mat mg no suusions to tbe money Ques tion. He probably has the promise of senna money republican rotes for the senstorship but they won't vote for him just tbe same, even if MeKinley cided against him L .1..1.J ft tr.n t a ' I St.rKr'rS.u. . Th. .oc.l U In lb. church lt 8.tr. read Senator Mitchell's speech or else otice oa account of the high grade of pro chooses to wilfully misrepresent him. S?m".'ndCTe3- The orchestral teleo Those wbo have read and l,.L.n. i. V'T.i,. '"Wl puller claiming b ne was entitled. Mr. O. Tsompton, tbe defendant, pleaded hit own case to rigor ously and persistently that it waa difficult lor we court or tne opposing counsel. W. H. Convert, to set a word in. Tha defnH. ant's knowledge of Kneliah waa nr.t rv good, and when excited, as he waa moat of the time, bit words came to fast and so in. usnwuui lua, ijis uteuuing oi Norwegian and English kept tbe audience In able amuaement. His yigorous defense, however, did not avail, as th case was de- VVILLAMETTE 8LOUGH ieave Hk Meiena a. an ui a ; . . . ... v.uv a roniana in;00 A M Leave Portland. . . o.an d ul Arrive at St Helens..... 8:00 P M HIE CElSTt. Will Carry Nothing but Paaanns-nra z.. j . . ... i anu jnst rretgnt. .. JAMES GOOD, MASTER, M . .... . 1 . s e .a oavea oy tatting the two papers together, the price of each, separ rately, being 11.60. The Mist Has been designated the official paper of Columbia county by the Cotmly Court, aud consequently will furmab all the news pertain ing to public matters iu which the people are interested. I atrirk A n tne senators speeches know the above Stephen Tichenor on the cornet were ex ceneni, ana displayed an exceptional statement to be absolutely nntme indeed, at Vernonia in this county tbe senator devoted most of hia time to the money Question, snd in a war that is entirely consistent with hia past record. We would suee-est that the Argus man read the speech and become acquainted with facts of which ne neretotore knew nothing. J.HIKTT years of nrotectinn haa orouffbt us to tbe tint rank in atrri. culture, in mining and in manufactur ing development. We lead all nations in these three great departments ol industry. We have outstripped even tne uuitea JLineaom. which had eon tunes tbe start of us. Tbe United Kingdom's fiscal policy for fifty years past bas been the free trade revenue tariff policy, ours for thirty-two years the protective tariff policy. Tried by any test, measured by any standard. ww wau an wie rest ot tbe world. Pr.r section has vindicated iiaelf. Tt not be helped br eulrav nor hurt t, defamation. It has worked nut it. own demonstration, and presents in the sight of the whole world its match less trophies. It cannot be cried down by false names nor injured by offen sive epithets nor csn it any longer suffer from falsehood, nor tbe fore- RUCKLE BROS. . HASliraOTDBSKS or r ssiases turn iictienor at tha dI- Tt! t i -m . nn Bngiiau. on the violin, and lfimeiision Lum ber, Flooriiiir, I Tichenor on the cornet wara i ' O' and diimlavad an axivntinnd amount of ability in performers so young A wand drill by eight small girls waa en- toyed and bigblv commended. Cnnnitimr. lug the biief time for preparation tbe march and drill of the little ladies were astonish ingly well done and rapturously applauded. Recitation!, piano music, vocal music and reading made np tbe evening' exercise, and were all rood. Refreshment r served after the exercises, and a pleasant Bnattc. Sbeathine. Caalna. anri a ' complete stock of eyeiy variety of IJVlo TO THE T?nnrrTi on ,1 TVnstaAsi1 T ALWAYS OK HAND. IT J ifk. JL i OEBOOJ AT THB OLD STAND, ST. BELEr GIVES THE CHOICE OI s?L! ???&.!!" "p by ST. HK iKNS UVFRY RTlRI.IfC TWO 'iransnonf nsnta RnnfAft I -a hiiuuuu -..... iv rain that waa falling outside, and keDt number awav. It ia called tha ha .,.. of tb.aeason, and pnt $13 into the fund for mm Dcneut oi ins jesiuent minister and wue. All Free. Those wbo bsv used Dr. King's JJew Discovery know Its value, and those who hsve not, have now the opportunity to try it free. Call on the advertised druggist and get a trial bottle free. Hend your name snd address to H. E. Buck! en A Co. cago, and get a sample box of Dr. King new late fills, free, as well as a cony of Guide to Health and HousehoJd Instruc tor, free. AH of which is gusrsnteed to do yon good snd cost you nothing. Dr. Ed win Hoss, druggist. THOS. COOPER, Proprietor, Horses Boarded and Cared For. TURNOUTS ON SHOUT NOTIOE. 8T. HELENS, t , : OREGON eorrgg and chop houscI D. H. BROWN. Proo. UHfcAT NORTHERN RAILWAY BT WAY OF Sookane, Minneapolis & St. Paul UNION PACIFIC RY BY WAY OF EASTERN :iz Best Meal in the City foriSc dehter, omaha, & Kansas citt tfK'a .r, " ,,...- ... AND UPWARDS. 170 TliirdSL1 Ne Chinese BsaolnaS. OHTLAND, OMCOON, For Sale. Decker's BARBER SHOP J. H. DECKER. PronrtMnr. The cheapest place in Columbia iJlliS 'uoiv. inquire Warren, Oregon. Count V. Inaiiira nf R O W a 7HB comtorublr and nnlki Vi . . '."" 'ST. HELENS, OREGON LOW RATES TO ALL EASTERN CITI E8 OCEAN STEAMERS wvavh rwtXAND EVERY S DAYS For San Francisco, For Full Details Csll on or Address W. H. HTJRLBURT. General Freight snd Pats. Agt., Portlsnd. as. neiteiu, Vrmm. asid manager. J Mr. Cooper's new and eletrant bar Mnitt ll HlA f.,WalU aa ort of the city, where at all timet can b found lliefamoua PRIDE OF KENTUCKY WHISKY man bba.ids dohesticjid impohtbb cigars Mr Cooper U always glad to welcome hi old friends to hi popular place of buslitisas ST. HELENS EXCHANGE Vvv ysy spray snytw wysy VVW i i 4 4 PORTLAND AND CLATSKANIE - ' 09 STEAMEB O. W. 8HAVER, DeU Shaver, Mater Commenelna ln.ll IK iim ) aamvs4, ..ll T'll .......... ,.,, .nun jr, n eunesday about 7: Hie a T-IK. U. . . - ' ... n. Km i : in Portland 1.30 A. M. Ihscomnanr Mr. ?.wJ'.i 1 rortland. foot nl w,i,i.,. , . ... at , a 0'clot.k. Returning- r:: "",. "..r:!7.1' . ? ""V' fflS'TA wm p..,- Helens 10;.T0. Arrive -on aaaaitatVslTATIOlV, con ! A NY. THE MIST AND OREGON IAN TWO TOGETHER ONE YEAR, ONLY TWO DOLLARS THE JOSEPH KELLOGO A iwi r w s u RIVER STEAMER lit-ltfsff'iltiAiiriswis nn ir-1, , mm mn m t i'li jT-i,il(iiitt,Ji ' - . STF JOSEPH KELLOGG v v , w furi(Aivr Leavea K Alan Mnnrf.,,. IB...I. i i- , . Poland TiW