The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913, September 10, 1897, Image 3

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    anwaTHiNO Niw. Gomllla Tlmei
Drowln house fllM and tftor thy
have been dnfuDot an hour or m brlnf
4nc them to lift agala by applications
at salt hM become popular amuse
ment la Comim, Thai the thin
could be done ii generally doubted,
but in numeroui experiment! made,
after a doie of ialt the fly bai Invar
iably flapped bit irlngt and flown
way." y ' '
IUini Timothy Bkb. Mr. Adolph
Bergerson, who lives on Upper Ntha
lero about tlx miles above Vernonia,
wis in title city Monday morning on
hie way to Portland. Mr. Beigerson
threshed 200 bushels of timothy eeed
pa hit place tblt year, and the sample
lie exhibited bere wae of the finest
quality. Timothy teed ordinarily telle
(or five oentt a pound, end the price
will probably be at high this year at
jDinal, in which oate Mr. Bergeraon
will realise handsome profit on bit
investment.
Tail Loam or Wool. A tpecial
train of teventeeo cart of choice wool
loft The Daliee Wedneeday, oontlgned
to Boeton, and another timilar train
will go Eatt next week. The retulu
have been moet eatiifaotory U the
grower, who have tblt year reallted
more than double the prices of tbe
eson of 1806. The Indication alto
re that rancher will have a larger
amount of thie eUple to put on the
market next year than ever be
fore, the advance In price having
limnlated them to greater exertion.
Several of the more promlnani ranch
art have already gone to Michigan for
the purpose of Importing eeveral hun
dred bucke of toperior grade for breed
ing purpoee. Altogether tbe wool
butineee in Oregon it in a high elate
of prosperity and rancher do not bet
itate to lay that the fund reallted
from thie yeare yield will enable them
to pey off all back debt and leave
them on Eaty ttreet, with every indi
cation of remaining in that delightful
thoroughfare for tome lima to come.
Statesman.
S) 4
SOALDKD ADD MAVOLCO. For MV-
era! week Uufut H. Norman, of Ti-s-erdville.
bat applied himeelf to
threshinc with a tteamer and thie
morning the outfit pulled for another
otttog. Normaa and a hand named
Harkint were in charge of the water
wagon whioh wae attached to tbe
teenier, and a they were pawing
over a email bridge near Tigardville,
the weak tructur gave way, precipit
ating engine and tank into tbe water
below, a alliance oi nueen iceior
more. The tank completely capeixed
U ilia fall and both Norman and
tfarkina were oinloned underneath. A
team pipe on the engine bureted and
tl volume of welding vapor pre
vented the reet of the crew from at
fint aeeinf the wreck. Tbey hurried
down the embankment and at toon aa
possible, hut off the team, the erie
of Herklne that be wae being acalded
to death hastenlnc their peed. A
aoicklf poetibla Hariine wt re-
aea, ana me siju ww mu
the extreme, the flesh literally drop
ping from verioue parte of ibe un
fortunate man'e body. Medical as
sistance wae at once tent for, eni the
lie of Herman commenoad. lie
wae found under the tank wagon,
dead manglrd beyond recognition
the body being pulverixed to that
nearly evrry bone in it wae broken,
the head being crushed into Jelly.
The wounded and dead were removed
to their hornet and it ie thought, with
t,l. itrnnf vitality the wounded man
may recover. HilUboro Independent.
' ObAduatiko ExKRCitat. Lett Fri
day evening the Aral raduatlng exer
i 1 1, Warren euhool were held,
Mia Longaore, who had charge of the
ohooi the Iset term, labored enthusias
tically for the upbuilding of educa
tional intereate there, and aa a retult
two pupile were graduated from the
grammar grades. The programme
rendered upon thie occasion wae one
of more than ordinary fllnete, and the
evoral rendition were in tbemeelvee
evidence of what had been ecooaa
pHabed. Mittee Laura Pntey and
i-ii. naeon. the trad ua tea, took Im
portant placet on the programme.
Especially wae thie true in Miss
Fuiey'e recitation, "The Old Actor1
8tory." The manner in which the
rendered it captured tbe audience and
bowed her training and talent, and
io bar valedictory, her kind remem
braoeee of teacher and echoolmatea,
aha disputed talent rarely possessed.
Mitt Ella Bacon, In her , talutatory,
poke kind word of welcome to pal
root and friend, and aured them
that Warren tchool wae appreciative
of the latereat manifet Later In the
programme her recitation, "How He
Paved St. Miohael," tree enjoyed by
,. Tbe acting duet by the Mum
Maude and Mae Stevens, "Under the
Old Umbrella," we artistically ren
dered, the principal feature being the
manner in which Maude, personating
a maleo joined her companion and
e-.ilant eaeort aa they walked
together "under tbe old umbrella."
fPk. aoloa rendered by Mis
xnnM ami Mi Loot-acre were heartily
.nd both were obliged to
oome forth with a second selection.
The physical exerclt drill by the ad
vanced pupils, and the doll drill by
iiiti. a-irla. were feature which are
- rar.lv witnessed in country schools,
.nd m nnrtaintv have' to commead
. ....h xarntaea. The manner in which
. they were executed eallt for tpecial
mention. In Mi Lonssore's reclt
tion the expectalione of the audience
mr milled, aa in her Gypsy oottum
the portrayed the passions of the
"Wild Zlngarella." Bba diiplayed rare
talent in rendering Uiiadiffloult aeleo
. tion. Tbe addreu to the class by Su
perintendent Watt waa timely and
highly instructive. He dwelt upon
i k ft il mv had reached the mile
noat which marked the limit of their
oommon tcbool course, and admou
fahed them to pursue higher oourses
of instruction. He lo epoke oflhe
importance of these exercise whereiu
tha anM aohool rbould be made
infl.mnilal in inducina tbe pu
nil. tA aitain iti hiaher suherea. Mr.
Vnkn RUna. a chairman of the
kn.i i imninra. In a neat speech
presented the diploma to the claer.
Certainly the class of '97 have cause
to be thankful for tbe opportunities
enjoyed, Ld a they "have crosseu
U .a trnai. that the treat ocean
before ihtm may not lie altogether
PBBgQWAt) AMD LOCAL.
Mr. 0. L. Ayres, of Peril, wat la the
city lat Saturday.
Mn. W. A. Harrii waa a Portland
visitor last Friday.
Peter Loustgnont. of Scsppoose, wat
la town Monday last.
T. 0. Watt, of Reuben, wai In thit
olty Wedneeday evening.
Commissioner Frakee It on duty
tblt woek at the courthouse.
W. D, Case, the Tittsburg postmas
ter, was in town Wednesday,
Attorney W. H. Oonyen, of date
kanie, wat in the olty Tuesday,
II. M. Fowler, postmaster at Goble,
wat in town latt Saturday evening.
Mr. Frank Dow and children were
in thit city last Tuesday and Wedner
Judge J. 0. Moreland, of Portland,
wat iu the city Tueaday on legal buti-
nest.
George Jaqnith, of
Eeuben, waa in
and again on
town last Saturday
Monday. . .
Mr. E. W. Oonyere, of Clatikanie,
wat in thii city Tueeday attending to
business matter.
flmH ft. Vnuir. oronrletor of tbe
town eita of Goble, wat in thit city Utt
Saturday evening. ,
Mrs. I. W. Detrfck and ton and
daughter, of Keasey, were In town
Wednesday evening.
Attorney G. W. Cole waa in Van
couver last Saturday attending to Im
portant legal matter.
Rev. M. Burlingame will preach at
Warren next Sunday morning and at
Houlton In the evening.
District Attorney Cleeton was sum
moned to Hillsboro by telegraph last
Monday on important legal business.
Mr. I. H. Sheldon returned laet
Tuesday evening from Portland, where
tba had been visiting for aeveral day.
School began here last Monday in
charge of Mr. George A. Hall. The
enrollment tbe first day wae 47, every
available seat being occupied.
W. J. Delia returned the first of the
week from Modena, Wit., where be
had tpeut eeveral weekt with bit par
ants. He reports good timet in Wis
consin. Commissioner Peterson came in
from Mitt Tuesday evening and took
op the routine work with the other
memberi of the court Wedneeday
morning.
County Superintendent Walta, of
Scannoose. wae in the county eeat
Monday looking after road matters
and other business in which the peo
ple o! bis teotion are Interested.
It ie aaid tbe Oregon Railroad A
Navigation Compacy will build a rail
road from Frankfort to Long Beach
and have it completed by tbe end of
next year.
Mr. Cbarlee E. Hall commenced tbe
fall term of school at Houlton lat
Monday with an attendance of twenty
seven. Everything bid! fair to a prof
itable term.
Mr. and Mr. G. H. Shinn, of Baker
City, wore In St. Helene last Monday.
The are visitina Mrs. Shinn'a parents,
Dr. and Mre. C. G. Caplee, of Colum
bia City, and will return home in
few day.
John MeOralh. who reside! out on
the bead waters of the Clatikanie,
was in town Monday, bringing with
him three horses which required the
service! of Blacksmith King to put
their feet in proper ibapo for winter.
Connty Surveyor Meeservo ba
been in the eltv for aeveral days tbi
rank, the nrinciDal Dart of bis time
being occupied in making a survey for
the flume company wno expeos so ex
tend their flume farther up Miltou
creek. . y- .
Ti la currently reported that Wm
Mellinger, who carried tbe mail from J
Houlton to Vernonia lor tne uei two
or three years, baa told the- route to
Fred Zeller, who residee near Bunker
hill, and who will take charge of it
at once. ? -y?:.
Miss May Burlingame went to Port
land Tueeday morning to attend tbe
teachere' institute, miss ciuriingame
has engaged to teach the coming year
in Multnomah county, bene it ie nec
essary to attend tba institute in that
county, ;
Mr. John D. Morgan, of Soappoote.
wai given a birthday lurpriae party
last Saturday night. A few friends
called at hie home with basketa Ailed
with many good thing to eat, and the
evening wat tpent in a moat enjoyable
manner.
Profeseor and Mrs. Lorenio Inskeep,
ut Oakland. Cal.. have been in mis
city for several dayi visiting relatives,
Mrs. lnsiceep oeiug oif
W. H. Dolman. Mr. and Mre. Iokeep
leave thortly for the Eat, where they
will pend the winter.
The logging road put in by 3. H.
PAtarann hulow Rainier, is now in
operation, and putting in log! at the
rate of about ininy-nve w u.j.
When the road ia placed in good inape
it .a claimed that 100.000 leet per
day can be pot in the water. Tbe
road II two roue ion; wi (-.
oent grade, and tape a belt ot magnin
cent timber.
Thnmaa Muokle. who baa been em
ployed by the railroad buildera at Ai-
toria ince eany yrl"
unii nihL Tom wae knocked
from a pier a few daye ago, falling
.Kni iwnlva feet, etrikins hie head
and left leg against a 6x6 timber which
w. i..a n hi. ahnnliler. knookinf him
in..n.iMa and severely iuiuring bis
loft knee and thigh.
A lodge of the order of Unity wai
ioiiiiuted at Houlion last Thurdy
evening with 16 members. The oi
fiosrs from the Soappoose lodge were
down and assisted in the work. Mr.
J, G. Walts, ae president, it ie said, is
an adept, and the work wai done in
.. .i.,va Tha officer of the
uinuuiu wjssi
Hnnlton lodxe are: Past Pres., If. A.
Perry; Pres., J. Weed iVice-Pre.., Mr.
O.E. Philbrook; Chap., 0. E. Phil
brook; Bee. E. H. Philbrook ; Treaa,
Mrs. J. Weed; marshal, Mr. O. V.
Gilson; euard, G. D. Gilaon; Sen.,
Oscar Weed.
"My boy came home from aohool
on day with hi hand badly lacerated
and bleeding, and suffered great pain,"
sayi Mr. J. Schall, with Meyer Bros.'
Drug Co 81. Louis, Mo. "I dressed
the wound, and applied Chamberlain's
Pain Balm freely. All pain ceased,
aod In a remarkably short time healed
without leaving a tear. For wounds,
sprains, twellingt and rheumatism I
know of no medicine or prescription
equal to It. I consider it a household
necessity." The 2D and 60 cent abet
for tale by Dr. Edwin Ron.
Mill Marguerite Longaore, who
elosed a several months' term of school
at Warren last Friday has accepted a
position for the coming year in the
Multnoman scbool at Portland at a
salary of $60 per month. She will
have charge of tbe fourth grade. Miss
Longaore enjoys the reputation of be
ing a splendid teacher and no doubt
will give satisfaction in the Multno
mah school.
Dr. Rom will move his drug store
Into the building now occupied b
John Turpia as a restaurant, while b
present location will be used lor a
saloon by W. W. Blakesley and E. E.
Whitney. In the meantime it Ii laid
Tnrpin will move to Kelso, Wash., to
engage in business.
Twelve Italian prunes and two
peaches, from tbe larm of Wm. Ander
son near Soappoose, were exhibited in
tbi city thii week. Tbey entirely
covered the bottom of a large lixed
milk pan, and were as pretty ipeci
men of Ibe fruit a were ever exhib
ited in tbi city.
Harris' grocery store is on wheels
this week, being on IU way across tbe
street to the Aaron Kelley corner, a
ntuob bjtter location than formerly,
Moving operation have not interfered
a f . .. - . .
wita easiness, nowever, me store Be
ing kept open daring regular business
hour. m. ,
Mountain View lodge of Unity, at
Bcapposse, bad a aocial meeting laat
Saturday evening, at which time a lit
erary programme was rendered and
cake and coffee served. The lodge at
Doappoose na Ti members and ia in a
thriving condition.
Mr. R. Cox luitained a quite serious
tram on tba muscles of bi Injured
leg last Tueeday evening, by falling
from tbe hay loft in hi bam. Good
fortune prevented him, however, from
going through into to tbe manger,
He will be about again io a few day.
Mr. 8. A. Mile. Mr. G. W. Cole.
Mr. and Mre. A. J. Rubert and Mis
Grace Mile were passengers for Port
land Wednesday.
Frank Dow returned Tueeday even
ing from Yaquina bay, where he bad
pent a week attending to business
matlera. '. . .
Frank George ii at borne again
after a short experience in steam boat
ing on the Ocean Wave and Regulator.
Work on the new Congregational
church in this city i progressing as
rapidly as could be expected.
Dennis Perry haa resigned hie pnei
tion as assistant engineer on the ocean
steamer Geo. W. Elder.
The Soappoose dramatic club is ooa
to produce ihe populardrama, "Broken
Fetter," at that place.
Hop picker are offered 60 oent per
box in Cowliu county and very hard
to secure at that price.
We have carefully prepared descrip
tive pamphlet of Columbia oounty
for aale at thi office.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Watta, of Scsp
poose. were Portland visitors last
Wednetday.
N. A. Perry, of Houlton, wat doing
business in Portland wedneeday.
F. M. Webber, of Bachelor Flat, wat
in Portland Wednesday.
Mr. W. H. Dolman did business in
Portland Wednesday.
A. H. George waa in Portland Tues
day. ''
Will Not Rxcooxiza Waoitbb.
Railroad Commissioners Eddy and
Macrum have Anally decided to not
recognise Wagner, the new appointee,
a member of tbe boara, ana win
meet next Friday with Mr. Com peon,
whose office Governor Lord decided
wae vacant. Certainly a recognition
of Wagner would be a recognition that
they are not commissioners, wnicn
they are probably uok It ia said that
Food Commissioner Luee also refuses
to be supplanted by W. W. Baker, who
was appointed by Uovernor Lord.
Yoimo Gobi Back to Raikixr.
Chris Young, a railroad hand, was
taken to Rainier yesterday by City
Marshal Sutton, of that place, to ans
wer to a charge of forgery. It is
claimed that Young paaeed a lime
check for 117, purporting to bave been
aiened bv Kiernan, a rock contractor
for the Astoria dt uoine railway, on
Honevman. DeHart A Glenn, at Rain
ier. Kiernan sav be did not issue
the time check. Young was arrested
in Portland Friday last on telegraphio
advice from Marshal Sutton. Tuee-
day't Oregonian.
1 Cm Iu BIIImi Callt.
Rasooaoa, Sereven Co., Ga. I have beea
subjeot to attacks of bilious colic for several
years. Chamberlain's Collo, Cholera aad
Diarrhoea Remedy Is the only snr relief.
It sets like a charm. One dose of It gives
rallef whan all other remedies fall. U. D.
Saiar. For sale by Or. E. Boss.
Absolutely Pure.
Celebrated for Its greet leavening
strength and healthfulneie. Assnres the
food against alum and all forms of adul
teration common to the cbaap brands.
BOTAI. SAKllia rOWDSB CO., MSW YBK.
New "egJWilfflSWBjejl afrl
1
VERNONIA OliEANlNGa.
Ernest Sbsanahan was a Ksasey visitor
test Sondsy. ,
Hews Is scarce this wsek on Sooount of so
many boppickers being sbsent.
Israel Spencer and Thomas Solomon were
visitors to Pittsburg last Sunday.
Bar. Fliher returned home last Friday
from a short visit to lbs metropolis.
The business meeting of the Y. P. A. has
been postponed until mors members can
bepreseat.
Albert Baker went over the mountain Io
Houlton last Sundar In search of a "rob on
da section."
T.ikn Rjlttnlm ..i.wl tliHnivh knwn lut
Hondsr with a load of grain, headed for
ths grist mill at Plttsbarg.
Len Emmons, who bss been teeming be
tween Hist and Clatskanle, csme home last
Friday on aooountor rain.
Mr. T. B. Denslow took a load of gram to
ths mill at Pittsburg last Monday morning,
returning later ia tbe day.
"Dad" Rldsewsr. who is bead engineer
In nmllh Jk Thninaa' mill at If iat. came
boms last Bundsy for a short yMt with
ats ismuy.
John Bakar came home from bis rsncb
a East Fork last Sunday, thinking It was
Ssturday. John concluded be bad slept
over on aay.
Inunh flnnltar vaa haullnr straw from
II, Rakcr'a In hla ranch west of town.
Mr. Coulter has recently rented tbe Web
ster place, above lowa.
Ths recent rains bsve caused tbe black
salmon to commence running. Bom very
nice ones have been caught in both Rock
ereek and Nehalem rivsr.
a wni.la aT mtlimia frrtni Portland
passed through town ooe day last week on
their bikes. Tbey were looking lorsome
lot which tbey bad purchased.
T.tnvrf Datriek same home from West-
port last week, where be bad been working
in a logging camp, eat owing to in recent
rains tb logging industry I ar a sianasiui.
. D. Allen and wifa. of Forest Grove,
came In one day last week and are visiting
t tha raaldenca of Mr. and Mrs. Mow.
Mr. Allen own a barber shop in Forest
Grove. ' .,'..
w W Allan waa a ham7 man last Fri
day evening, after capturing Ave large, fine
hl.k aalmon Inst below tbe camp ground,
on Bock ereek. Bill say they ar not dog
salmon.
nm.nf tha old maids of this vicinity
ar thinking of migrating to tbe Clondyke,
h.ra the mav marry millionaire.. "
will prepare a list of their names when (?)
they start .
Ur. and Mrs. Shannaban and daughters,
i ..in and Maria, atarted on Bundsy for the
Hn rialda. On Monday the families ot J.
L. Touagand John Basin too icvnwr
lb bop field also. ;
Wa ere Informed that Wm. Mellinger ha
mrAA tl.a mail contract between Veruonle
and Houlton to other parties, and will no
longer carry maUbut wtu merswuoiu-
ton and reside in the future.
a i.m nnmher of the older students
who attended school at this place last win
ter, are preparing to be with os again tbe
present winter. Mr. Dow has been engaged
to teach the winter term.
No one can realise tbe number of people
absent from the valley so wU ss the min
i.i.r far laat Rnndar areninc be preached
to a mere handful of people, when ordi
narily the congregation la large.
t. w. VanDrke. who ia ttcacblng In the
Solomon district, closed his school last Fri
day for a short vication. its nas yet uto
months to teach, and will resume his dut
ies the latter part of this month.
Tom Tucker cam over the mountain
last Friday with a small load of goods for
Zillgett. He toek his lamuy ana toe urn
ii. nr Ur. Thnion to the bop yards, a
distance of about 80 miles. He reports
the road, especially on tne mountain,
in very bad condition.
We are Informed that one dsy last week
Mr. Clarence Adams placed In his scbool
rt.ur a laree O for the daily attendance
at bis school. It is high time that parents
were awakening to the louy m seeping
ikr hllnr.n from scbool wnen money is
being expended for their special oenent.
Tkmili tha kindness of Representative
Ellis LW. VanDykels In possession of a
large book, entitled "Tbe Growth of Indus-.-i.i
i . Mr. VanDvke is lastly proud
of this book, as It shows by beautiful en
gravings, the progress and growtn oi au
kinds of macbinery, ventcies, urmug im
plements, etc
School Report.
SoArroosK, Or., Sep. S. 1867.
Ifailnarln ia the renort of Mountain View
rhnal for the month commenoiog August
9tb and ending September 3d :
Number of days taught
Numhar of DBDils enrolled
. SO
, 32
.454
. 60
. 6
, 10
. 22
, 26
. 23
Number of daya attendance.......
Number of days absence. . ........
Number of times tardy. .. ...
Number ot boys enrolled .
Number of girls enrolled
Average nuffber belonging.......
ATcran daily attendance .........
The following-named pupils were neither
absent nor tardy: Charley, Willie and
Louis Buschman, Katie Callahan and Ella
Venders. Mildbio Bona, Teacher.
Catarrh Cured. A clear bead and sweet
breath secured with ShUoh's Catarrh lem
edy,soldon a guarantee. Nasal injector
free. Sold by Dr. Edwin Boss.
Make No Mistake!
! ! GO
Rainier New Store for Good Value and Small Prices
A FEW SPECIALS NOTED.
Wonted dress goods, SS In. wide, per yard V!H
aiHK Hmn vo
Light 8a'en 10
Oullm Flannel. 01
Gingham tt)K
Lawn in
LL Muslin 04
Bleached Kaolin 05
Calleo 03)4
Duck Suiting 0i
Laritea handkerchiefs i eta each, three (or 10
Ladle heavy vests with long aleevss 15
Ladle eoraeta 40
Ladlea shoes SS cents and np.
Children shoe 86 oenta and ap.
Ordinary pin per paper 01
Dron tpool eotton, 200 yard on a spool
three spool tor OS
Clark' O. N. T. pool eotton, three pool. . 10
Children hoe, per pair..... 04
Oent shi rte, eaoh 2
Ouedreaalng comb 04
Ou towel 06
George Antone
RAINIER,
RECOMMENDED FOB OFFICE.
After deliberating for eeveral dayi
In Portland and listening to the claimt
of varlout aspirants for placet under
tbe nresent administration, tne uregon
eongressional delegation laat Saturday
reached an agreement upon wno
should be recommended for four of
tbe principal placee. Tbe four rec
ommended were: John II. Hall, of
Portland, for United States district at
torney; Zoetb Houser, of Pendleton,
for United States marsbai; uoi. u.
Summers, of Portland, for appraiser
of custom! at Portland: ana l. i
Geer. of Marion county, to be register
of the land office at Oregon City. .For
each plsoe there were a number of ss-
nirants and of course an du tne sue
eessful one were duMDDointed. Mr.
Geer bsd not been an applicant for
tha land office oositiou but instead
for collector of custom at Portland,
for which nlace no one ha yet been
recommended. Mr. Geer ha not yet
contented to accept the registersbip
in ease ha ia aDDointed. and ne may
not do to, in which case matter would
he eren mora com d1 mated than ever,
Tha recommendation of Hall and
Houser are said to have been dictated
by Congressmsn Ellis, while Senator
MeBride wae thought to be favorable
to Judire Moreland for district attor
ney. Mr. Tongue, it i presumed, wa
in favor of T. T. Geer for collector of
customs, in order that Mr. Geer might
not be a candidate for oongre next
spring. All these things are conject
ure, however, ae tba delegation waa
not in tha busineae of making? their
preference known until a conference
wa held and all could agree.
One thing i certain, very lew peo
ple supposed Houser would be rec
ommended lor marsnai in piace oi
Col. Summers, and tbe change made
tbrourbout bave caused no nine
amount of surprise, and aa all such
do. some dissatisfaction. If Mr. Geer
decline to accent the position of reg
ister at Oreeon city ana aiso iaus in
the end to get the custom house be
will undoubtedly be a strong candi
date for concres in tbe first district
next soring. Tbi teems to be pretty
generally conceded, although a differ
ent pnase may appear ou mo situauuu
during tbe next few montha. jror.coi
lector of internal revenue no recom
mendation wa made as Collector
Blackman'i term doee not expere an
til January.
Tbi Eugbkb Wbickkd. Word
comes from the far north that tbe
river tteamer Eugene, which left Port
land about two week ago for the
Yukon river in Alaska, haa been
arnwlriul. Tha dianatch ia dated at
Port Towneend, and ia as follows : Ths
steamer Eugene, which etarted from
the Willamette river to Dawaon City.
by way of St. Hichaels, in tow of the
learner .Bristol, oegan to cress; up,
and bad to be deserted by the Bristol.
The Eugene ie now lying in Alert bay,
In a badlr dam acred condition, her
house bainsr nnarlr demolished." Tbe
Ennns had no one on board except
ber crew, tbe freight and passengers
she waa to take up the Yukon all be
ing on board tbe big steamer which
bad ber in tow. xne intention waa,
In aaa the ltiiMna reached the mouth
of the Yukon safely, to take the pas
sengers and freight from tba ocean
steamer np tbe river to Dawson City,
reaching there late tins tan, alter
which ehe would return to St. Michael
and ha nsarl aa a hotel during the
winter. All this ha been prevented,
however, and just wbat disposition
will be made of the caigo accompany
ing tbe expedition is not Known.
For constipation take Karl's Clover Boot
Tea, tbe greet blood purifier. Cures head
ache, nervousness, eruptions on the face.
and makes the head clear as a bell. Sold
by Dr. Edwin Boss.
IckMl Warraau Payable.
St. Hslbrs, Or.. Sept. S, 1897.
Tha school clerk of school district No. 2,
Rnlumhia eonntr. Oresoo. has money on
hand to pay the following numbered war
rants of said district: no. iz, uu, 101.
132. 133 and 134. Interest will cease after
this date. E. E. QUICK.
District Clerk.
-THE
BANQUET
SALOON
CLONINGER & COOPER,
PBOPKIBTOR8.
Wine and Liquor
Card tables, pool table, billiard table and
other devices for tbe entertainment of pat
rons, where time can be pleasanuy spent.
FAMOUS FIRE LADDIE CIGARS
Besides other popular brands, are kept
constantly on band to supply the Increased
trade at this very popular saloon.
THI FAMOUS
CYRUS NOBLE WHISKY
I KEPT AT HBBAHQUET.
TO THE : t :
Ladies hoes
Oent white shirts
Gent waolen pants
Genu cotton pauta .v... .......
Genu Jumper.
Genu heavy underwear, each ,
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i. 60
.1.00
.. 60
. as
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.. 2S
,. 78
uenu suapanaer, io ou, wu rot.. .
Genu woolen sweaters
Genta overalls .
Geutaaocka Spain for
Gent aulu 41.00 and up.
Genta handkerchief two for
Two down dree button.....
Twelve dosen white button
Slxdosen black button
ThMArirtmuU nlna
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We alio carry a large moo oi wum a gu
furnishing good, ueh a hats, shoe, pants and
drea food, and novelties ot all kind, we
take shingles and larm produce and egga In
trade for our goods. We make a email profit la
order to give honest foods at lowest prices.
and Mike Ellis,
OREGON.
AN OPEN LETTER
To MOTHERS.
?T3 ASSZSXKS EI TK3 COOT.TS OUR RWSHT TO THI!
EXCLUSIVE USB OF TUB WORD "OASTOIUA," m
"PITCHER'S O ASTORIA," AS OUR TRADE MARK.
I$ DR. SAMUEL PITCHER, qf Eyannis, Uassachusdls,
was ihe originator of "PITCHER'S CAST0RIA," the tarn
that has borne and doee now j22I-j on
bear the facsimile signature of Crfffi&Z2fa; wrapper.
This is the original PITCHER'S CASTORIA," which has been
used in the homes of the Mothers of America for over thirty
years. LOOK CAREFULLY at the wrapper and see that it is
the hind you have always bought yf zifJ--' n
and has the signature of OSxMciis wrap-
per. No one has authority from me to use my name ex
cept The Centaur Company of which Chas. H. Fletcher ia
Do Not Bo Deceived.
Do not endanger the life of your child by accepting
a cheap substitute which some druggist may offer you
.(because he makes a few more pennies on it), the in
gredients of which even he does not know.
"The Kind You Have Always Bought"
BEAR3 THE FAC'SIMILE SIGNATURE OF
Insist on Having
The Kind That Never Tailed You.
tnb acaTaa aenaaav, rr
........GET
PROVISIONS
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Harris' Cash Grocery.
"The Perkins"
C. W. KNOWLES, Manager.
Mr. Knowles was, for many years, proprietor of the St. Charles
hotel, and while there established a reputation as a hotel man.
' He ia now in a better position to entertain his friends than ever
before, and will welcome all his old patrons to his new place of
business, where can be found an np-to-date hotel,
Corner Fifth
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fr ST. HELENS, OREGON
Constantly Keeps in Stock a Complete Line of
DRUGS, i TOILET i ARTICLES
School Supplies
An Unusually well-selected Stock of Writing Tablets, Pens, Pen
cils, and tbe Best Inks on the Market.
A FINE LINE OF FANCY STATIONERY
r Finest Perfumes sod Boeps. .
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THE MIST AND OREGONIAN
TWO TOGETHER
' ONE YEAR, ONLY TWO DOLLARS
Every Time.
You buy from us you get
For your money in good,
Fresh Staple Groceries.
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