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Newspaper Page TextOREGON MIST. imcbb raioAi now nine BEEGLE DAVIS. OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER aalMcrlpd.ss Bim. OuWHW!Hta MlTMlC..... -MM . 76 una copy sis moatbi. SiO(l copy.. Adrsrtlsinc ran mad kaawa apon application COLOMBfA COCNTY DIKECTORY. Cmir Olflaers. nun... ioti .Joseph B Dona, Rainier Clerk .......Judson Weed. Vsrnonia Btienir J. N. Ktre. ciatskanle Treasurer W. H. Dolmen. St. Helena 8upt.e school .....J O. Wetu, Scanpooaa AiMiwr ... Martin While, Qulitcy Snrreyor , W. Ji. Meaerre, Helena Coroner ...Dr. A. P. McLaren. Kalnler ST. HELEHa.OREUOK, MOT. tO. Whkat, bops, oats, wool and other products ccotinae to climb in price. Mark Hanna is viUianooa in lbs ex treme. Republicans and populists may each be thankful next Thursday the form r that McKinley was elected, and the latter that Bryan received as many votes as be did. ' The free silver campaign has been waging lor lour years. The real gold standard campaign has been carried on (or only four months. Herein we have an illustration of the mightiness of tratu. TH08t far Eastern people wbe have contemplated settling In Kansas and .Nebraska will now go to California and Oregon, if tbey do not conclude to stay where tbey are, says the St. Lonia Globe Democrat. The recent populist victory in the state of Wash ington has no doubt put an effectual quietus on the inflow of immigration and capital into that state, which it has enjoyed for the last half dozen years. VICT0R1 dSD WHAT IT UXANS. McITinley'a lead in the electoral col lege will be 107. It ought, of course, to have been 207, or 407, for there i not a persou in this country who can give good reason why Bryan should have got an electoral vote at all. Still, the 107 majority will do. It is a longer lead than any presidential can didate has gained ainee 1872. except that won by Cleveland in 1892. Mr. Cleveland had n plurality in that year of 132 over Mr. Harrison, and a ma jority of 110 over Harrison and Wea ver. Hayes bad a majority of 1 ; Gar field of 59; Cleveland in 1884 of 37, and Harrison in 1888 of 65. McKin ley has a ranch larger majority than any of these, except Cleveland in 1892, while his indorsement in the popular vole will be more impressive than any other candidate ever gained. The immense popular majority, sup plementing the big electoral majority, makes the recent victory one of the most notable and decisive in Ameri-. can annals. Borne wild vaporing will be heard for a titne amon? the Alt gelds, the Bryans, the FauTkners, and the Joneses about 1900, but this will be dismissed with a smile by the peo ple. There will be no 1900 for the elements which have just been over thrown. Theirs is now seen to be the most thoroughly discredited of all the lost causes which have ever figured ia national politics in this country. It is entirely cafe to say that fully a third of the men who voted for the Chicago ticket, will, long before twelve months more pass, be ashamed to ac knowledge their folly. There is no menace to business in those bowls of Altgeld, Faulkner and Jones, and in the fantastic pledges and threats of Bryan, now that the election is over. The follies and villainies which these men represented will never be so potent again as they were in the crusade in which tbey have just been crushed. All the elements of danger to representative government which political philosophers at home and abroad have been for a century warning the country against, were united nnder the same banner in the contest just ended. The honest, but ignorant aoJ credulous persons who formed the mam body of the Bryanite forces, and who always fall an easy prey to the smooth demagogue, were ra-enforced by the f add ists, and all sorts who think that any change in the social regime will be for the better; the impracticable! and the shiftless, to whom life under any kind of con ditions would be a failure; the mal contents, the social . Isbmaelites and the anarchists who are opposed to government in any shape, and who would try to pull down Bryanism if it were ever established, and the crimi nals of all classes, nationalities and castes, whose hand is against all sorts of authonty, in addition to a goodly number of intelligent, honest and con scientious citizens, were gathered to gether under the same leaders in the recent sssanlt upon the government. This looked like a formidable coalition, and it was, but it went down to eter nal smash when the virtue, the intel ligence and the patriotism of the coun try combined against it. There is not the faintest probability that all these elements caa ever again be brought into the tame camp at any one time. The enemies of governments honesty and order have done their worst, and have failed. That 107 electoral and the 1,000,000 popular majority for McKinley proclaimed to the country that the fetters placed on business by the popocratic peril are smashed for (OOd. . . . : ' ; . ' Nixt Thursday is Thanksgiving, the day set apart by the president of the United States, when our people may gather in the churches and other public places for the purpose of giv ing thanks to Almighty God for the 'many blessings enjoyed during the p nt year. While each one msy feel that they have not fared as well as they might, or would like, there is not a human being in this lana wno nss not something to be thankful for, and it is but fitting and in accordance with a long established precedeot that a day of national thanksgiving should be observed. COURT PKOCEED1NGS. At a regular smaioa of the county eourt of the state of Oregon, for the county of Colombia, begnn and held at tbs county court bouse in 81 Helena, on Wcdutsday, November 4th, 1886. present, Hon. J. H Duau, isuunty judge; P. A. Frake and N. D. Pstorson.cunimsaioiisrs; ludsnn Weed, elerk, and i. N. Kice. sheriff; lbs followlnf proceedings were bad: In the matter of the petition of W. F. Slaughter et al., for county road. Petition granted, and C. N. Davidson, John Huff man a. id John Stockenberg appointed view ers, aud W. N, Meterve, survevor. to meet at the residence of Rufus King, on No vember 24th, 1890. to the matter of the resignation of E. X Mills, road supervisor of district No. 18. Report approved and resignation accepted In the matter of rebate of tax of 8. H. Tryon. Ordered that 8. H. Try on have a rebate of H 80 on 1 tax, n the matter of the remission of costs on tax sals of property of H. 8. Mill Ordered that the penalty and coats of tax sale of property belonging to Hannah 8. Mills be remitted. In the matter of the petition of James If. Adams et al., for a county road. Continued for the term. Id tbs matter of the resignation of W. H. Dolman, county treuarer. Resignation accepted, and E. M. Wharton appointed to fill out the unexpired term. In the matter of the settlement with the connty officers. Accounts of elerk, sheriff and treasurer examined, found correct and ordered approved. In tbe matter of the official undertaking of E. M. Wharton as county treasurer. Official bond of E. II. Whartoo approved. In the matter of the appointment of a constable for Union precinct. A. A. Rob inson appointed. In tbe matter of issuing a connty war rant to John Campbell. Contract for open ing county road being awarded to John Campbell, it is ordered that tbe clerk issue warrant for same on being approved by Commissioner Peterson. Iu tbe matter of tbe petition of tbe Ciats kanle Pans and Boom Co. Continued for the term. In the matter of the sheriff's re torn of delinquent tax sales. Approved and sales ordered confirmed. Tbe following resolution wss unanimous ly passed by the court : Resolved, That all justices of tbe peace ef Columbia county are hereby cautioned against issuing warrants for the arrest o' persons charged with petty offenses, unless the justice shoald be satisfied that the evi dence is so IB dent to convict, or that the accused is attempting to leave the county or state, and in all cases where practicable. snch as where the defendant is not attempt ing to leave tbe county or stste, to submit a full statement of the case to the district attorney or his deputy before issuing a war rant Special attention is called to the follow ing section of the code: Section 2172 The justice nay, in his discretion, require the private prosecutor in a criminal action to give security for costs and disbursements, before filing or receiving tbe complaint therein, in the amount authorized in civil action, and not otherwise. The sbove section is applicable to all misdemeanors of which the justice has jurisdiction to try and impose punish ment." Tbe following bills were exsmined and ordered paid : News Publishing Co., publishing de linquent tax list 00 Pews runtisning un, stationery .... U L Pratt, relief and burial expense of X 8 Young Dart A Muckle, supplies for M H 9 60 56 70 13 SO 10 00 7 70 14 66 14 81 10 00 90 00 3 60 21 60 1 65 1 00 3 00 11 60 1 60 You or J S Rice, postage Pi Kice, sunpceoaing witness out of the county J N Rice, recapturing prisoners Anrys at Kuuuer, supplies lor county cbsree Judson Weed, postage V K Ulsea, bridge lord H O Howard, plank for r d 2 H O Howard, plank for r d 22 Newell A Watkins, supplies for jail . . G H Lemon t. drawing sand for the court house JAW White, rubber stamps Dsrt A Muckle, supplies for county charge : Charles Cooper, sand for courthouse Geo D Barnard A Co. stationery for sheriff 9 90 J K. Gill A Co, stationery 13 60 A a wakesiey, Boarding cou&ty charge Me ton A Dygert, election supplies . Q F Lindgren, irons for bridge in rdl2 G F Lindgren, supplies for county charge , J K Gill A Co. stationery Dsrt A Muckle, supplies for McCoy family Wilson A Libel, lumber for r d 12 . .. U W Clark, work on court house. . . Heston A Dygert, stationery Dart A Jtnckle, lumber for eonrt bonne W DBradford.servingsubpcenas out of tbe county A A Johnson, support of Jos Green J G Watt-, conducting teachers' ex amination E Ross, medical attendance county 22 80 14 70 9 SO 8 IS 8 25 10 90 20 00 8 00 2 60 298 4 00 38 85 9 00 charge 12 25 John Pringle. nails for r d 14 I SO H C Lamberson. rent of hall for election , . . .. 2 60 W H Dolman, supplies for county charge 23 60 Oregon Hist, printing election bal lots, treasurer's notices, financial exhibit and stationery 70 00 T J Cleetoo , district attorney fees ... 25 00 Martin White, assessor 132 00 Jacob George, Doaraing jury ana countveharge .- 16 00 Pittsburg Mill Co, lumber for r d IS 21 00 C W Blakesley. work on assessment roll 117 SO H Huber, support of county charge 16 00 T J Cleeton, district attorney, state vs Brown A H Blakesley, boarding prisoners . Guatav Lange, hauling witness to St Helens H R Cliff, medical attendance on county charge T C Watts, rent of hall for election E Webster, same N D Peterson, commissioner. ... P A Frakes, same A N Clark, j p fees state vs Rinks. . A A Robinson, constable, same . . . S 00 65 72 8 60 37 00 800 2 00 21 40 81 00 8 20 8 40 6 00 T J Cleeton. district attorney same. A ri Clark, i p tees stste vs i eu p fees stste vs lets ... 4 OS T J Cleeton, dLtrict attorney 6 00 A Sbannaban, j p fees states Nick arson 4 60 Geo Pearson, constable same 12 45 S D Sheeley, witness same 1 80 Emery Sbeeley, same 150 Frank Tracy, same 1 60 Daniel Hess, same . 2 10 A N Clark, j p fees state vs Ptripling 6 65 A A Robinson, constable same 1 SO H R Cliff, witness same , .... 1 60 C H Johns, same 1 60 C Hsatleman.samn 1 50 T J Cleeton, district sttornev same 6 00 A Shannahan, j p fees state vs P Ws ter 8 45 Geo Pearson , constable, sam ..... 8 60 Phlllloriheele-. same 2 00 Bertha Richard, ssme 1 60 Merle Sbsnnshan, ssme 1 50 Mary Denslow, ssme 1 SO Elms Johnson, sam.. 160 C H Newth. same 0 60 T E Mills, boarding prisoner 76 A Sbannaban, i p fees state vs P Walter 3 70 Geo Pearson, constnble tarns J Pruett, witness same W K Traylor, j p fees state vs Brown and others 7 9 J ' " 6 80 John Huffman, eonstable. same.,.. 16 AO Chas Churchill, constable same..... 10 60 Wm Ternaban, sam 1 00 R H King, watching scow 4 00 Frank Ilodire, earne r 4 00 A N Clark, i d fees stata vs CHue ... S 36 A A Robinson, countable same ' 2 70 T J Cleeton, district attorney same. A 00 A P McLaren, coroner fee holdinc inquest on body of Lwgewher ... T 96 Chas Kiotch, witness same 1 Aft Gotll b Gronberaj. witness same ... ISO C E Hoys, juror same .., I 00 L Archibald, Sams 1 00 KUarrirlJ, same 1 n0 J aines Kennedy, sr, same .......... . 1 00 James Kennedy, ir, same ... .. ... J 00 O D H-wg. sam 1 00 A f McLaren, inquest on body of unknown persou 8 95 Leo burns, witness, same ..... . 160 Sam Chaplain, sam ., 1 60 F A Puiueroy, Juror same .. I 00 E lioatick. same 1 no Jesse ."anborn. aanis , 100 H K Hett, same.. 100 F E Hett. same 1 Uu H A Heit. me 1 00 Leo burns, notifying coroner ...... 2 00 Leo liurus, digging grave same 1 Ou ?am "Jliapiam. asms t 00 H L Colvin, juror circuit court .. ,. 10 40 Geo Grant, same It Hi atnuel K-lly. asms It 40 Chas Bee, same. 1640 John Dolao. asms 1140 T N Ryckman, earns 14 on James Ha-r, sam 17 0 Wash Muckle sam 10 00 US Ko-trr. same ... 8 K Wm U Roberts, tarns 23 SO John Girt, same 19 20 E Potter, same 14 H H T Grewell. same 16 00 Edwin Merrill, asms 16 40 J W Foster, same 29 MU J H Cameron, sam SO 40 A N Clark, sam 14 80 E H Lynch, sam 17 20 C N Gable, same. . .' k 15 60 K A Cushman. same ...... 21 30 I N Sbatto.ssme ..... 21 i) B W KowUr, sam 19 a) L D Dusan. sam 24 80 E B Wood, sam 28 40 Jam Kennedy, same .". 30 40 C H Jhn. witness 2 00 Caroline Hantleman. same 4 00 H R Cliff, same 2 00 W KTravlor. same 7 Gost Lssrson, same 7 80 Joe Pertrsnd, sam 7 00 Omer Spencer, sam 7 20 F Ternaban, same ' " M A Gosa, asms 3 Pan! Ahrens.same 8 60 Joseph forth, asm 4 40 Susan Corth. sam 4 40 J H Turner, sam 8 00 Wm Penney, asms 8 00 A N Wright, sam 8 00 F B Reeder. sam 4 40 Geonre Ruby, asm 4 8t The claims of judges and clerks of elee tion were allowed in the sum of 83.00 each. and mileage for returning poll bonks. Whereupon eourt adjourned without day, POLITICAL POINTERS. The Louisiana sugar men can turn oat congratulations, bnt not electoral votes. Jerry Simpson agsin sees 85,000 a year ahead of him tot tbs next two years begin ning March 4th next Presto I The people say McKinley, and lo, there is an immediate restoration of confidence and a revival of business in all blanches. If Joe Blackburn really wants to fight. wby doesn't be tackle some of the Ken tucky editors who bsv been calling him liar, blackguard and other pet names T No man is better qualified, by acquaint ance with republicans in every section, to select a cabinet of competent men than is Major McKinley. Hs knows them so well that be will make no mistake. Tbe gall of certain editors who are advis ing President-elect McKinley to abandon protection, lest the feeling of some of tbe free traders who supported him be hurt, is great, but their judgment Is bad. Who will be members of tbs cabinet doesn't specially matter, so long as it is known thst tbey will all be men pledged to carry out tbs republican policy, and in ac cordance with the will of the people. "Little Billee" wasn't too much dsxed when hs got bis wind after his knockout to put in an immediate bid for tbe popocratic nomination in 1900. Wby, bless your sool, boy, there will be no popocrats left by that time. : If yon are going to the inauguration of McKinley and prosperity, you would better aot delay your preparations too long. Washington hotels sre already being flooded witb applications for inauguration accommodations. The democrats are beginning to talk sgain, and to a msn they are afraid that President McKinley will be everbordened with trouble. How touching these fears for their victorions opponent are. Still, w will Venture tbe assertion that President McKinley will aot ask any demicrat to help him bear his troubles. - Decency was probably the most potent factor ia tbe defeat of Breckinridge for a seat in tha house from Kentucky, and ws feel sure that ths sam influence will be sufficient to prevent sny considerable num ber of republican members of tbe Kentucky legidatore taking part in tbe scheme to send him to the senate. Hew t Prevewt Cress s. Some reading that will prove interest ing to young mothers. How to guard against the disease. Croup is a terror to young mothers and to post them concerning tbe causa, first symptoms and treatmeat is the object of this item. The origin of croup is a common cold. Children wbe are subject to it lake cold very easily and croup is almost sure to fol low. The first symptom I hoarseness; ibis is soon followed by a peculiar rough cough, which is easily recog nized and will never be forgotten by oaa who hss heard it. The time to act is when the child first becomes hoarse. If Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is freely given all tendency to croup will soon disappear. Even after the croupy cough has developed it will prevent the attack. There is no danger in giving this remedy for it contains nothing injurious. For sale by Dr. Edwin Boss. IS Blay Dm as Blacks far Yaw. Mr. Fred Miller, of Irving, III., writes that be bad a sever Kidney trouble for many years, with severe pains in bis back and also that iiis bladdsr was affected. He tried many so called Kidney cures but without sny good result. About a year ago b began us of Electric Bitters snd found relief at once. Electric Bitters it especially sdapted to cure of all Kidney and Liver troubles snd often gives almost instant relief. One trial will prove our statement. Price 60c snd f 1. At Dr. Ed win Ross' drug store. ssaeklcMSe Aralca naive The best Salve In tbe world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no pay required. Itlsgusr- an teed to give perfect satisfaction or money ...1 T,:- OK u.l. I,.... Vm. sals by Dr. Edwin Ross. OVER ONE MILLION. Mr. McKinley plurality in the United 8tates Is ovsr on million of the popular vote, or th largest ever glvan to a presl dentlal candidate. Following Is a table showing the popular majorities given to the auccossful candidate since 1S30: lS36-Martlii Van Baren 24,893 1840-W. 11. Harriron 146.318 l!U4-James K. Polk 38,175 18 W-Zacbary Taylor , 139,557 l&U-Fronklin Fierce 29)896 lavj-J ames liuchanan...... ..408,906 1-Abraham Lincoln., 491,106 154 Abraham Lincoln ... 407,342 188S V. 8. Grant 805,466 18T2-U. 8. Grant ..762,981 IS76-Hanuel J.Tilden .....250,936 1880 James A. Osrfield . 7,018 ISStGn ver Cleveland 62,583 1888 Grover Cleveland 98,017 1892 G rover Cleveland ............. 380.810 Cleveland received a plurality of th pop ular vote, but Benjamin Harrison received a majority of tha electoral vote and was chosen president. Below is given a tabls by states showing tbs majority in each of the several states for th respective csadldates In tbs recent election, and the result gives McKinley a plurality of 1, 056, 988, or 292,997 more than any other candidate ever received. tT STATES. Alabama. ......... W 000 m mo Arkansas.... California Colorado us OM Connecticut....... st ml Delawant Florida Georgia 4 OuOj 5 000 26 wn 10 two I iiiano. Illinois.... Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts.... Michigan Minnesota ........ Mississippi. Missouri Montana Nebraska Nerada New Hampshlr .. !"ew Jersey New York North Carolina... North Dakota..... Ohio Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island Smith Carolina... South Dakoto 144 Ul Xi 14 (7 SSI " 4"6r 000 itooo u : 168 n slwI 48 atf s 000 as otu js an 70U0 SSOtM Si dull aae btvi S 000 S 00M as 7 f Ml U QUO 29 000 Mono et two 4 0U0 is boo ia ouo soi Ten net Texas . i:tah Vermont Vlrtrtnta Washington... Wast Virginia. Wisconsin..,.. Wyoming ..... 13 oool 90 Ott 2UX Totals. 1 663 271 507 4W Plurality for McKinley 1 066 817 THE ft EXT SENATE, Speculation ia rife a to th com plexion of tbe next United Stales sen ate, says the National Tribune. The senate of the Fifty-fourth congress, which dies March 4, 1SU7, numbered by members Delaware lacked one owing lo the Dupont contest and of these 44 were republicans, 39 demo crats, and six independents and popu lists. The republicans lacked only one of a majority, but the six inde pendent senators, aided by six or seven bolting republicans, who were looking longingly toward silver, succeeded iu blocking every important measure by banging a silver amendment to it, aad refusing to vote for any bill that did not include a silver measure. When tbe Fifty-fifth congress con venes in the senate there will be 59 "holdovers,' 28 out end-out republi cans who will vote for gold and a tarifL Of the 31 remaining, six are independentsjncluding Shoup, Carter, Mantle and Cannon. Of these, Snoup, of Idaho, and Carter, of Montana, promise tariff votes. Of tbe 31 new senators, 15 are straight republicans, eight demeciata. four silvor, and four populists. This makes tbe straight republican vote 43. On all questions of finance tbe dem ocratic sound money vote will be large probably bringing the number up to 52. On questions of tariff tha vote will probably stand 46 including Hhoup and Carter with scattering approval from independents and dem ocrats.. If there are no contests there is some danger ia Kentucky there will be a complete seuate 90 members and 46 votes will be necessary to carry a measure. In case of a tie the vice president casts the deciding vote and there is no need to say where Vice President Hobart stands on questions of tariff and finance. Astoria Marble Worts J. H. IMHOFF, PnoPNigrda, Milt UPaCTPRKH OF Monuments AND ALL KINDS OF C EM ITER Y WOES. ITALIAN MARBLE A SPECIALTY. Foot of Twelfth Street. ASTORIA. OB. 1000 Men Wanted TO Unload Schooners Not sealing schooners, lumber schooners or p'airie schooners, but schooners of beer at the "Model Saloon" J. 8. CIONINGER, Prop, , At Mr. Cloninger's place of business csn also be found the best brand of CYEU8 JfOBLE WHISKY AMD "CASPARILLO" CIGARS. Front Street, - St. Helens, Oregon. Natlee at ! aeutesneat. NOTlJK la hereby given that I, the un dersigned administrator of the sslsU of Joseph Norton, deceased, liav Blsd ia th utile of lb county clerk of Uiluinbls county, Oregon, my filial account of my administration opon said eslat. together ittjiiiy petition for final settlemen t j and that tbs Judge of lbs county court, In and for said county and stale, has appointed Wednesday, ths 15th day ol December, 1808, at 10 o'clock A. M , and th oourtroom of said court, in Ht. Helens, in said county and atate, as ths time and place for bearing said final account and petition, at which time and plac any parson interested msy app.rMdcontttr....-J!.BDC0X Administrator of the Kstata of Joseph Norton, deceased. nU'dll THBAalMKH'S AOTICK. Couhty Treasurer's Omc, ) Rt. Helens, Or., Nov. 6. 189fl.( VCT1CK is hereby given thst all unpaid i County Warrants of said county. hlch bar been presented and endorsed -Not I'ald for Wsnt of Funds," prior U May 25, WW, will bs paid upon present ation at Ibis office. Interest vill not be al lowed alter thie dale. W. H. HOLM AN, noMt Treasurer of Columbia County, Or. Wo TO THE US A. S TT GIVES THE CHOICE 01 Two Transcontinental Routes GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY BY WAY OF Stiokane, Minneapolis & St. Paul UNION PACIFIC RY BY WAY OF DEH7ER, OMAHA, & KANSAS CIT LOW BATES TO ALL EASTERN CITIES OCEAN 8TSAMKR8 LEAVE PORTLAND EVERY DAY For San Francisco. 1 For Full Detail Call on or Address W. II. HCBLBURT, General Freight and Pass. Agt., Portland B. 5Re!slll. Pre. sss Ma stager. FOR PORTLAND, DAILY. ETgAatlfr- Young America VIA WILLAMETTE SLOUGH Leave 8t. Helens 6 SO A M Arrive at Portland 10:00 A M Leave Portland 2:S0 P M Arrive at Bt. Helens...., S:O0 P M MHE ts CEIt ll. Will Carry Nothing; bat Passengers and Fast Freight. JAMES GOOD, MASTER Heating Stoves Orirtl.,,1 rutmif SJO"- pvu t.&6.o& in uE. Cooking Stoves and Ranges. Larger t Line and at tbe Lowest Prices tn the City. F. R. CHOWN 213 First Street, Portland, Oregon Cross-Cat Saws, Axes, Sledges and a Qeneral Line of Hardware AT BOTTOM PRICES In Advance THB-ea- flist and Oregon ian 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. One Dollar Saved by taking the two papers logPiner, me price of each, separ ately, being $1.60. 4 The Mist Has been designated tbe official paper of Columbia county by the County Court, and consequently will furnish all the news pertain ing to public mailers in which the people are interested. Isss Groceries, Clothing, . r Boots and Shoes t 1 DART & MUCKLE - 8T, HELENS, OREGON, Complete Stock of Rubber Goods , , ,.. . 1 r- .jv...- - .-i..ry.r1. r .. t : SHIiLF HARDWARE AND NOTIONS. Flour, Feed, Hay and Grain. ST. HELENSJVIEAT MARKET III Kinds of Fresh Meats, Hafns, Bacon and lard Meats by Wholesale a . . . At special Rate. James H. She don, MAIN BTKWKT, t I T. HKIltlNB. OltWOON. Clatskanie Drug Store New and Select Stock, Patent Medicines and Druggist's Notions. Stattonery. Books. ' Prescriptions Carefully Compounded. 4 ....ST. HELENS HOTEL.... Our tables will s.t all time he found supplied with the best ediblus and delicacies the market affords. TERMS REASONABLE FOR REGULAR BOARDERS The hotel having been newly refurnished we are breparod 1" Ki're satis- lacuon is an our patrons, t J. George, Proprietor, St. Helens, Or. syqyyysyqisfiqsiisjsiya)i syya) AAAI -ATTHCsv New Drug Store Patent DRUGS i BEST BRANDS OF CIGARS Perfumery, Stationery and School Books DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES rRESOBIPTIONS COMPOUNDED DAY OR NIGHT, ST. HELENS, - PORTLAND AND CLATSKANIE STEAMER a. VT avtAWn. -nii ai in rnrLinnn iwi a m tk M, uw wmiuMiiy rewrTW ini nam in flhsnvs i ma n- MAVBbI THE MIST AND OREGONIAN TWO TOGETHER ONE YEAR, ONLY TWO DOLLARS THE JOSEPH KELLOGG & STIR U - OSHSFI tNl II' ' ' I IJBMWlKii I ! nmwtr- - ---- & FOB PORTLAND Leaves Kelso Honda VS. vVulnaal. . J 11" ..I J . . . . . PnrllUn,l pj. rrl ' V "" r nuays Bl o O'CIOCK a. nt. Waves rortland Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 6 o'clock a. m. DR. J. E. HALL, Proprietor. auu solicit your patronage. 0 There Is a Complete Stock or i Medicines CHEMICALS t Dr. Edwin Ross, Prop. - OREGON 0 a. , . . r - nnuw THANSrOHTATIO COMPANY. COMPANY'S RIVER STEAMER - i KBLLOGO CO . l.