The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913, October 09, 1896, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextOREGON MIST. 1SSUEO EVERY FRIDAY RIOHNINO -BY- BEEGLE A DAVIS. OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER. ' RMfcaerlptlvia Rates vii mopy k raoiunn... BlngU copy Advertising rate mad known upon application COLOMBIA CO0NTY DIUECTORY. Csmasy Officers. Jndge.,,, Clerk Short IT. .. Treasurer tiupt. of Schools. ...Joseph B. Doan, Rainier ....Judson Weed, Vernonia .....1. N. Rice. Clatskaniii . W. H. Dolman, St. Helens . . J. 0. Walts. Bcamtnose Assessor Martin White, Qulncy Surveyor.., W. N. Neaerva. Delena ...Dr. A. P. McLaren. Rainier rnmmhdonera Frakes, Scappoose uaaweMn J .....N. D. tateraou, Mist T. HELENS, OBECION, OCT, 9. PROTECTION AND PROSPERITY, FOR PRESIDENT Wm. McKlNLEY, of OHIO. FOB VICE-PRESIDENT QARRET A, HOBART, of New Jersey Prosperity will come only through tlx reinstatement of tha payroll, ud the payroll only by protection to American industries. THK history of the country from 1873 to 1893 is on record as being the moat prosperous period known to our peo ple. II not that history sufficient to commend the policy of the party which was at the head of the govern' ment during that timet Ths Bryan idea of government strikes at the workiugman from all di rections. Not satisfied with reducing him to the level of the paupers of Europe, they now impose a tax npon him to the amount of one sixth of his earnings to pay the expense of bring ing about nit ruin. A gentleman was here a few days aao who recently visited the Anaconda mining district in Montana. He said to a reporter that the Anaconda mine lie visited was the richest in that state and was one of the most extensive plants. Tlio manager of the mine, eyuieutly be lieving the gentleman was a free silver man, explained to him that in order for a man to obtain work in the mines of Montana he m tint agree to donate the price of one days work out of each j week to the Bryan campaign fund. Any laborer who declined to do this was summarily dismissed and his place filled by a man who whs willing to accede to the demand. The mana ger said, however, he did not think all their employes would vote for Bryan when it came time to make out their ballots, and that there was a chance that the state would go for McKinloy, although the mine operatives were re quired to promise to vote for Bryan. Here is a new phase of slavery. It is somewhat like the condition of the colonies prior to the revolution when the planters were forced to pay tribute to their oppressors across the water; when they were taxed to death that their masters might revel in luxury. Two Llvrts Saved. Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, of Junction Otty, Tils., wss tuld by her doctors she had con sumption aud that there was no hop for her, but two bottles of Dr. King's New Dis covery completely cured her, and sb says saved her life. Mr. Thomas Eggcrs, 139 Florida street. San Francisco, s tiered from a dreadlul cold, approaching, consumption, tried without result everything else, then bought one bottle of Dr. Ring's New Dis covery, and in two weeks was cured, lie Is naturally thankful. It is such results, of which these are samples, that prove the wonderful efficacy of this medicine In coughs and Onlds. Free trial bottles at Dr. Kdwin Unas' drug store. Kcgular sis SO cents aim $i iv. VALLEY ITEMS. Letter LUt. The following list f letters remained In the posrotHce at St, Helens, on October 1, lw, uncalled im: Kvens. Joseph M.; Imhoff.J. 11.; Knigh ton, Wellington l ; Neil, J. P. Oliver, Sara uel; Vaudehey, Marten. U. K. Dolman, Postmaster. ItlAltUlkU. CARLSON-LILLICH. At the Portland Exposition, by Rev. O. B. Whttniore. on Octobers, lit), Mr. Kdwanl Carlson and Miss Mabel Kose LiUich, both of Quincy, this county. The school In this district closed last Frl day. The hopplckersfrnss this vicinity era fast reluming noma, ana an seem saiimiau their trip to the nopoeius. Mr Wfanaikl was over here last week on a cattle homing trip. He wanted cattle, to take to the Silets reservation. Joseph Deleskl has moved tothsSilets reservation, tliere to raaae ins mitira nume having taken in family wuu nun. Fred Zrtlcr has lust about finished thresh In ihroiiuhont the neighboring country and his thresher ha proved to b a good one. Old reople. Old people who require medicine to regu late the bowels and Kidneys will Hud 111 true remedy in Klectrio Hitters. This med icine does not stimulate aud contains no whisky nor other intoxicant, but acts as a tonic and alterative. It acta mildly on the stomach and bowels, a Ming strength and giving tone to the organs, thereby aiding nature in the performance of the functions. Electric Bitters is an excellent appetiser and aids digestion. Old people mid It just exactly what they need. 1'rlce fifty cents and $1.00 per bottle at Dr. Kdwlu Ross drug store. No obstacle should be placed in the way of any permanent improvement undertaken fay any citizen of SL Hel ena. It is business that we want, and it can be bad only by encouraging thoee who are willing to invest in bus iness ventures. The time has not yet arrived when St. Helens has too many business enterprises. Many of those men who went into the populist party .at the beginning, conscientiously believing in the princi ples advocated, are jpow left without a party, since the democrats have swal lowed up the organization root and branch. These men who were before republicans aod consequently protec tionists, may be expected to again sup port the republican ticket. Tax-K about great campaign funds! What's the matter with the Bryan campaign fund T One days work each Week for each man employed in the silver mines of this country, besides the hundreds of thousands of dollars subscribed by the mine owners and ofljce-hoMera. One mine owner alone is said to have contributed 1100,000 to .the demopopocratic campaign fond. Boodlel did you say? there's no end .of boodle in the Brvao sack. SSAl tOPUUST SC0N0MY. R. S. Hattan, whose career has, to some exteut, been published in these columns heretofore, and whom the people of the county, by their ballots, have three times in four years de clined to place in a public position, but at last, without their concent, has succeeded in muzxling the public "teat," nsed some space in the News of last week to vent his spite against the editors of Ths Mist because this paper called attention to the fact that the populists of this county had howled for economy before election, and had implied that their promises were not being kept. After bitting Mr. Schoon over a rap over the head Mr. Hattan says: "We are beginning to feel our selves equal to the emergency, and the howling of the disgruntled sheet, Ths Oregon Mist, will indicate our suc cess. Our books are open (and so was the county jail last Friday) at all times for investigation, etc." Bat Mr. Hattan does not tell his populist friends that Thb Mist offered to print the tax list for just one-fourth the amount now beiug charged. This was not the kind of economy he was looking for. Characteristic of bis ilk he seeks to mislead rather than en lighten, though what be may say has little weight outside the narrow limit of a circle of his kind, hence space de vote to him is that much free adver lUing of a poor article. COLOMBIA COUNTY'S SEMI-ANNUAL FINANCIAL SHOWING diving the Clerk, Sheriff and Treasurer's Report For the Six Months End ing September 30, 1896. FWfclueof POTATDtS-Eocnyeaf Wi have had a few years of experi ments and as many years of un pleas ' ant experience ; now, let us go back to .that bappy condition in 1892. and re new the policy which brought pros pejity to every citizen who was willing o apply bis energy in behalf of htm self and those dependent - npon him Experience has, indeed, been a dear lesson to the people of the United States, and the sooner the record of the past four years is blotted out the sooner will the American homes be .made Jiappy and prosperous. Rrv. Barclay, who is stumping tbe Stat for Bryan, said in a speech at .Kalama the other day that be was in Chicago during the strike of 1893 and that the rioters were in the right. Here is an open defense of the thugs and tonglis who were burning railroad buildings snd rolling stock, occasion ally killing or crippling employes, and otherwise violating the federal law. In this connection is where tbe Bryan xlatform declares for anarchy and in cendiarism in denouncing the federal uthroite for putting down tbe riot, and those who speak in advocacy of dsryan a election proclaim it from tbe stump. How any man who believes in federal authority and law and order can support or associate with men who make such declarations as the .above Is hard to understand. There have been coined by the United States in ths one hundred and six years since tbe mints were opened, Ailjzv.iDi silver dollars, all of which are a full legal tender today. Of tbis number, 423,289,219 have been coined ince the "crime of 1873," so called, and only 8,031.238 were coined before that date. Wherein, then, was silver .demonetized by the "crime of 1873f -Where is the consistency of a man who bowls for the coinage of more silver and in the same breath de nounces the very acts of 1873-8, under tne provisions of which fifty three times as many silver dollars were coined in the twenty-three years from 1873 to 1896 aa had been coined in the history of the country before. These are figures from the treasury depart ment wmcb any citizen can obtain. The creating of more money under iree trade will not furnish labor for our workingmen, without which they cannot earn money with which to buy the products of our farms and factor ies. Protection has never closed tbe doors of a shop, put out a furnace fire or drove a single workman into tbe ' street. Our industries must be in op eration or ws are reduced to poverty, and tbe creating of more money alone is not tbe remedy. We must have protection under which our logging camps, our mills and our factories can be put in operation. And ths way the issues axe lined np tbis year this con dition can only be brought about by tbe rspubliean party. No juggling with words will change the historical foots of toe past. Designing politi cians may attempt to warp history, but the record stands eat prominently, Iit "h. who runs may md." j ten rwa ih less ILJI ,5.qgrmjegrBici j MfPyrroos JOOverogcferBuijKl e ant r 1 m n ntua iir sa.. a. M IfHSH HI 11 11 ii 1 mi r 1L VERNONIA VARIETIES. SEMI ANNUAL BEPOltT Of the County Clerk of Columbia Couuty, State of Oregon, showing the amount snd number of claims allowed ov me county court, lor woai enowen, amount oi warrants nrawn, ami ine amount of warrants outstanding and unpaid, front tit 1st day of April, 1MM, to lite Mlth day of September, both inclusive: ON WHAT ACCOUNT ALLOWED. Road and bridge Pan ner Criminal account, circuit eoort Criminal account, Justice of the Deuce court Stationery and printing., Courthouse aud Jail , , Clerk Sheriff Bailiff School superintendent County Judge County commissioners Supervisors Insane Jury Coroners , Treasurer Assessors fclertlon ; District attorney Surveyor , Tax on land bid in by county...... Official reporter Soldiers and sailors' Indigent fund.. ... Keoate 01 tax Board of prisoners Total amount of claims allowed and warrants drawn. . AWOt'NT OF CLAIMS ALT OWED AND WARRANTS DRAWN. .i 4MS5 .. tttl B7 . 00 . 1W 2S .. m m .. 11 U7 . LStUfiS . 117 40 . IS 00 .. SM CO . 2. 0 01 ,. lis jo GO AO V UA . m a m 10 . 2.0 04 . 63.' SO . 314 M) . moo . 117 HO . 14H OS ao 00 a an 81 10 . 1; ti .$ W7 67 AMOUNT OF OUTSTANDING WARRANTS UNPAID. Outstanding unpaid county warrants on ths 80th day of September, ltw Estimated interest accrued thereon..... Total amount nnpald county warrants PRINCIPAL. ....va son so! .... s 1:000 .m m so; INTEREST. .1 3 100 00 .(III 6W SO STATE OF OREGON, j County of Columbia,) I, Judson Weed, County clerk of the eonnty of Columbia, stale of Oregon, do hereliv certify that tha foregoing is a true and correct statement of the number and amount el claims slluw.-d by the County Court of said county, for tbe six months ending on the : tKh day of September, ltiiw, 011 what account the sama were allowed, and the amount of warranu drawn. ,nH th tmmint f war. rants outstanding and unpaid as the same appear upon the records of my office, and In my otHcial cusiouy. ti uucnBin) uouu auu tin mhu u uie cuumj vourioi aaio county, mi l any 01 (Winner, jl. u. iwi 1 1 DBua tan, county ciers. ritOFESSIONAL. QR. KDWJN ROSS, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON St. Melons, Oregon 0R. it, R, curr, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. 8U Helens, Oregon, JJR. J. K. HALL, rilYSITilAN AND SURGEON. OlaUkaule, Columbia county, Or, T. J. CI.BRTON. H. AM.NH. ALLEN A CLE ETON, Attorneys and Counselors at law ST. HKLKNS, ORKOOtt. N. mkhkkvk, Surveyor anil Civil Engineer PK1.KNA, 0KKU0N. fmnitv Hurvevur. I-aml Surveying. Town Platting and KuKlncurlug work promptly executed. For Sale! My share, consisting of 213 acres in range 7 west illamotle meridian, sections 2 and 3 siitiaie on Columbia river near town of lluin.er, off James Dubbins' donation land clilm. 1). W. DOHBINS. Lumber All kinds of rough ami dressed Lumber on short notice. Builders' Material Of the best quality delivered to any poiut 011 the rivor at the Lowest Possible Price One-half Cash and One-half In FARM PRODUCE. Address all orders to H. B. BORTHWICK, COBLE, OREGON. COfrCC AND CHOfS HOUSI D. II. BROWN, Prop. EASTERN Best Meal in tbe City for 15c D O YOU NEED GROCERIES? If vou do and desire the best quality for tlio least mousy vour wauls oau always be supplied by DARTMDCKLE, 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 - Meats by Wholessle u At special Kates. jamvs ii. oneiuon, IMAtTC BTTtWlCT. I I BT. IIICT-K5KB. O ItKteON". Clatskanie Drugstore 1 .?l?L!!l,5'..T-.JLeur Vour Fresh Msdtclr.es PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED AT ALL HOURS Patent Medicines, Prorrlptlnn Drugs, Toilet Articles, Psuey Notions, etc. DR. J. B. HAM., Praaristar CUtsaants, Ore L-A, At .SV Sb iSS, SI iSW fcft jS .. .ST. HELENS HOTEL. .. Our tables will at all times be fount! supplied with the best edibles and ucllcaulea the murkct u (Turds. TERMS REASONABLE FOR REGULAR BOARDERS The hotel having Wen newly refurnished we are prepared to give satis- iKuuou is an our patrons, ana solicit your patronage. J. George, Proprietor, St. Helens, Or. lVAA&AAAA&AAAsViVAAsVsVAAsiAsAi AND VPWARDri. 70 THilHSL No Chinas limploysii PORTLAND. OSKOON SEMI ANNUAL SUMMARY STATEMENT Of the financial condition of tbe County of Columbia, In the State cf Oregon, on the SOth day of LIABILITIES. To wai rants draws on the county treasurer, aud out standing and unuaid To estimated amount of inter est accrued Uiereon Total liabilities.. AMOUNT. .S31SMS0 . S15O0oi .134 63 SO RESOURCES. By funds In hands of county treas urer applicants to lue payment 01 county warrants By funds lit bands of county sheriff applicable to tbe payment of coun ty warrants..... By estimated unpaid current taxes appneame to tne payment 01 coun ty warrants By amount 01 delinquent tax 17 u lh5. inclusive By amount o! county's claim on land oia in tor taxes ana costs By SO acres of land lly courthouse, fixtures and lot Total resooree.. Resources over all liabilities 1 1 Out lb AMOUNT. I 2 860 05 22 21 700 00 22 36SU 4 475 M ao oo I 000 00 .16 714 4 SEMI ANNUAL STATEMENT Of the amount of moner and vrarranti received for tAi. artfi mrmsv ruiri t is rnnnt. t.... urar hv lha Uhaalll' aI rM.inikia f 'nnntir rk r.,.. ... A..l,..l at.' ' .1 1 T . . ". isJUmUrTrS. lSS.: " " " cuumg on tne tanno.yoi AMOUNTS RECEIVED DURING THE MONTHS OF The Pittsburg roller mills are now tura- i j . jt ing out a superior graae oi iiour. Frank Tracv and wife have returned tn Vernouta from tbetr Willamette valley trip. Mrs. 8bannabsn and daughter Callie re turned home Monday after aa extended visit at St. Hi lens. Our merchants. Zilleitt and Prinrle. are keeping- several teams busy hauling in tbeir winter s supply oi gooas. The schonlbouse is full to overflowing: wo iuu iar tne neaun oi me pupils, ver nonia ought to havs a new scboolbouse. An enthusiastic nartvof Vernontans want down to the republican rally at Hist last oaturaay. i ney report nanng a good time, Hiss Oral Spencer, the efficient church organist, wno wltn tier brother lias been visiting friends st lioulton, is at home agaia. . n..u m 1 t II -4 I m iiuiiim, ui kuciicd, aaiiiiun are now being caught in this vicinity, while Rfvlr rrwik mnA thm N.lt.laii, ; .. simply alive with salmon trout. A match game of baseball was nlad at Hist lastHunday between tbe Vernonia and Mist teams, which resulted in a score of 45 to IS, in favor of tbs Vernonia team. Almost ererr vacant room In Vernonia is engaged by young people who intend living in town this winter for the purpose of attending our public school. Prof. 3. E. Dow commenced a firm mnnths term of school in the Vernonia district last Mondav. Quite a number of outside nnnils are in attendance from Pittsburg and other poiuia. The silvei-ites nf thl nWa h.n si far a n tvnA a silver club with T. f. Brink, president; James Adams, vice-president: and it. Dav ison, secretary. Their battle cry is "Free Silver! Free Silver!! Free Hilverll!" Last Rllndnv a llf-s.l a mn r,f Tnl. n un... was accidentally chopped in the crown of bis bead with an ax in the hands of bis . unici , vauBiuy an ujiy scMin wound and fracturing tbe scull. Dr. Newtti dressed ths wound and last accounts tbs wonnu was progressing favorably. - Bucklen'a Aruleat Nalre. Tbe best Salve in the world for n. Is bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, cbsoned hands, r-hilhlntn. corns, and all skin eruptions, and oositivelv cures piles, or no pay required. It is guar anteed to give perfect satisfaction or ninnAV refunded. Pries 25 cents per box. For sale by Vi. JCdwla loss. SOURCE. In celn and currency In county warrants In fees April May June July ti seo m August $1 367 37 Sept' mbr .11 247 S2 By amount paid to County Treasurer during month of July By " " " " " " " August . By " " " .. .. .. ScpSSber. Total paid Treasurer.. .is m n STATE OF OREGON, j county oi Columbia,) I I w m mhaur i.i . , , ..... .. .. . . , . : ,'.. UCIT17 wniiy idm mo loregoing statement Is cor rect snd true. Witness my baud tbis 3vth day of Sentambsr. a n imk " i fo ui..,.' Sheriff oi Columbia County. SEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT 01 'i.8 Srl'tlr"?' T' Colnmba county, Oregon, for the six months ending on the SOth day t September, ls, of money received and naid out. Iron, whom Aa ,Jt J. source, and on what account paid out: April 1 May 16 July 2 August 8 Sept 80 AMOUNTS RECEIVED. To amount To amount To amount To amount To amount To amount To amount To amount To amount To amount To amount To amount on hand from last report received iromnupt. Watts... of Umatilla countv warrant of State school tax general tax special school tax , special city tax county roau tax... of fees., of fees of land redemption ,.... of licenses and lines Total Herd ved. FROM WHAT SOURCE RECEIVED. For certiHcates Issued. From countv clerk Htate treasurer Hherlff , Sheriff ;, Hherlff Hherlff Hherlff. connty clerk County clerk GENERAL FUND .1 s 101 sst . B2 00 28 00 . 2 1(19 78 . 24 605 82 . IMS 31 17 . 602 6ft , 1 179 70 . 2 072 1)1 400 00 1806 Sep 30 April S JuneS June SI SejiHO AMOUNTS PAID OUT. By amount paid out on county warrants..... .. ,., lly amount naid out on School HiitMrinlAnilAnt'a By balance general fund on hand to pay advertised county warnis liy Htate tax paid for 105 "!!"""" By amount of fees returned, paid tinder protest!!"'."!." " lly amount paid on Superintendent's order on Institute fniid!!!!' " By arouunt special school tax paid out ,,, . By amount special city tax paid out .........!.","',' By amount county road tax ,,,, ' lly amount special school tax on hand "" By amount sfiecial city tax on hand By amount county road tax on hand , By amount Institute fund on hand " By amount Htate road fund on hand """ By amount administrators' fund on hand., ' "' By amount special deposit on hand By amount of Umatilla county warrant on hand By amount applicable to payment of county warrants on hand Total paid out.. ..140 872 32 GENERAL FUND. .118 021 W . 8 mi 87 . 1 421 87 6114 91 . 6 208 16 2 00 66 60 . 1 604 88 02 07 681 94 m m 4 78 234 73 . 117 40 . 107 60 , 196 00 49 01 . 20 00 . 1 158 68 ,M0 872 32 STATE OF OREGON, County of Columbia, I I. W. H: Dolman, do hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true and correct statement r unts received, paid out and remaining on hand. In the KuMVT jy....'lP'JL0l ?!' six months ending on tbe 30tb day of September. A. n ihik wi,-!I"J October. A. D.. 1006. ' 'w i iv WJ "?.".""","l"f " . ... , vviiMAii . viuuuii i rstsuii rair. COLUMBIA BANKING COMPAN ST. HCLCNS, OSIOON Makes investments, rarelvss deiio.lts and do a general banning business. Capital stock, $20,000. All kinds of rood securities bnintht and sold Exchange, good everywhere lu lb. world, sold INCORPORATED JAN. 6, loo. . J. R. Nelll, president: E. W Allen, vlre-presl dent: C. N. Hcott, secretary; Y. II. Ward, assist m aevicwrjri j. 11. r.eweu, farmer. NEWELL & WATKINS -DEALERS IN- Groceries, Hay, Floor and Fed WOOD AND NUISIUI.F,'. Country Produce Kougbt and Bold, and Ex- cuangru loriioo.is. l mlcrtuKlng uoous furnished on eiliurt Notice. Store on Strand Btreet, 8T. HELENS. OR MUCKLE BROS. MANuravTiiKias or Dimension Lumber, Flooring, Kustic. Blieatlilng. Casings, and a complete stock of eyeiy variety of Rough and Dressed Lumber ALWAYS ON HAND. AT THE OLD STAND, ST. HELEN OREOON -J 11 InfV tt i Your 4 4 au i i i Money's Worth Every Time Dolman's Store. . . . jjpssaaBasv RsswwiPsk a TO THE "v GIVES THE CHOICE 0 Two Transcontinental Routes GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY BY WAY OK Sookane, Minneapolis & S(. Paul UNION PACIFIC RY BY WAY OF DENVER, OMAHA, & KANSAS CITY LOW RATES TO ALL EASTERN CITIES OCKAN fiTTTiUtrna LEAVE PORTLAND EVERY 5 DAYS For San Francisco. For Full Details Call on or Address W. H. HfJRLBURT. General Freight and Pass. Agl.. Portland. ' eein, Pr... stud nlllri M ' VMS aw AT THC Ncw Drug Store T There Is a Complete Stock -.OF! Patent Medicines DRUGS I CHEMICALS BEST BRANDS OF CIGARS Perfumery, Stationery and School Books DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES Dr. Edwin Ross, Prop, ST. HELENS, - - OREGON PR garni trrmva CONFOUNDKli DAY OR NIQIIT. PORTLAND AND CLATSKANIE rftiS' try '""'V 1 . - Tsvii9sr;IMlB- STEAMER O. W. SHAVER. Dell Shaver. Maatoi- fommri-iii0 Anrll m iuan tn i-.. ... i.s a ....... . Th.,rsd.y"nndy, fn I oril ,n f l':iS!u Utt,"'"f S;J"i Kalama 0:W; Ht. Helens I0:!. A rriv. In I ortlund 1 :30 A. M. ' be coiii.nny reserves tl.e right to change time without notl' e. "" TMAISkPOHTATIOM COMPASl V, TH E M 1ST AN D OREGON IAN TWO TOGETHER ONE YEAR, ONLY TWO DOLLARS THE JOSEPH KELLOGG A COMPANY'S RIVER STEAMER h - -4e-a!.ii !LjiSl,'C''' Leaves Knlan Mnnit.ma W..i......i . . . .... ST. HELENS LIVERY STABLES TIIOS. COOPER, Proprietor. Horses Boarded and Cared For. TURNOUTS ON SHORT NOTIOI. BT.HE1.EN8, , , OREflON Decker's BARBER SHOP J. H. DECKER, Proprietor. TI,.U...J..u.,,. .... aa shar 01 , "r"sr nas nis rssors Just cfln.ivtbr;.dq7.craou?yw'c.Z:,you 8T. HELENS, t , OREGON FOR PORTLAND, DAILY. -ITIAMErt- Young America WILLAMETTE SLOUGH LeavoSt. Helens....... nm A M Arrive at Portland 10:00 A M lioave 1'orllaiid... 2:8 p M - Arrive at Bt, Helens 6:00 p M FARE lICIiK II. Will Carry Notliing bnt Passengsrs 1 T3S . ( .1 a JAMES GOOD, MASTER.