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About The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 24, 1897)
OREGON MIST. I IM8KAowAir.: ISStlEO EVEHY llllUAt tnoitiiw -HY- ' - ' OAVID DAVIS, Hnhacrlptlan Rattan. On ropy one yRr In advnoa...,....,..,....l 00 One copy aix moulbn.,.... ......., to Single oopy -,...,.,.,. .. .,. 6 Advertising rates made known upon applicntlon II- 1 - - 1 , . ... '..i. .1 OOLUMUIA COUNTY 1)1 KKUTOKY. Viunlf incera. Ixtm...... Joseph B. Doan, Ratnter Clerk JuilBun Weed, Vornoma Hlierltr J. N. Rico, OlatsScanie Treasurer .... M. Wharton St. Helens Sunt. of Schools.,., J.O, Watta, Kcamnoe Surveyor..., ....... W. N. Mfaorve, Helena Coroner...,. ,..lr. A, P. McLaren, Rainier Commoner, . UT. HKI.IKISt, UHtetllt, BKC!. . A HERM CHRISTMAS. The Mist wishes its readers merry- Christmas. In return for the man? kindnesses you have shown in our behalf we feel tfaia to bs but feeble acknowledgement, bat although our feelings of gratitude are deep our cir cumstance! compel ua to oner no greater manifestation. No nobler vir tue warms the heart of man than gratitude, and we believe this slight manifestation on our part, nnder the circumstances, will be accepted by you M meaning more than it conveys. "It is more blessed to give than to receive," ao matter bow little, and in this we offer all we have our gratitude. The following letter was written by Sam Lorell, well known In this county, to Sir. w. l. Uonnell, of Deer Island : Pxaowav, Nov. 27, 1897. Pa Will Kkaaway is atili alive and strictly in it. Many people are arriving HO o steamer today, ruost I v men, I think the population haa Increased at least Mo since you left, and most of t he Increase i J now Icrated npun lots and in cabins of their own. The amount of clearing done is wuiiurriiu. jonnson street la cleared from end to end, and houses or log cabin on every lot. Hroadnny is cleared tar be yond our house, and every lot taken and oiim upon. Mans sold his lot for t: without improvement. The lot across the street from Frank's sold three weeks ao inr sra tor tiie nan irunting Kroadway. Lots on McKioney, between Broadway, are nciu at Slow to simni, and corners can not be had for the Utter fijrore. Lots "wnv back in the woods" sell for and an hit is worth $JS. 1 ae tram road lias on t a way to the foot of the Bill and has ti. a strnua alonir for four miles. A bridire for same is In course of contraction at the head of Main street. The wagonroad company is now working ISO men; liav built tiou.es alona route for laborers, and are working one sang from third briilre to foni, the only nlace, except at the cooon, where eteiphs cannot run. The work from this end has reached the canon, and it now looks as If the way for ilea iroas csauway to me lakes would soon be onened. A man came from Lake Bennett to akag- way in eight hours, part of the way on skates. I walked to Lake Bennett in two flays, first day to ford, arriving at 3 p. m left at 7:45 next day, arriving at the lake at 3:45 p. m. The lakes aie frosen and about three feet of snow is on the summit I now feel confident that a wagonroad can oe made witn a reasonable expenditure, and I know that a sled road can be made with very little money. I also walked to Mieep L'anip and back to Dyea in one day, i tie conditions in this road are about tti same as those en the other road, both are by taxation for doing so, Dr. Hall gave some figures showing the present debt of the district, th amount of availuhle assets, and the estimated coat of running the schools for four niontba longer, annouuolng that it would require a levy of lo lu.ll te delrny excuses. Norman Merrill siurgmtcd that there was no hurry about gelling out of debt, and proposed a smaller levy. W, li. Conyera moved a levy of 8 iniiis, but npon the htmrd rather urging a 10-mill tax, these gentlemen changed their motion to 10 mills, and the raoti ui carried, with no open objection, by a practically unanimous vote. Confidence was expressed in the present school management, and s desire expressed io seep vmisKame in (lie van ot the county lur suuvauouai auvaniages. HOTJLTON H.ti'l-KXIXQS. Every enterprising citizen should do all possible to assure the success of the new poultry association enterprise. (Statistics showing our immense im port of eggs and poultry are some thing startling. Iowa and Nebraska are no better adapted to successful poultry farming than Oregon, and the state cannot be surpassed anywhere lor tt natural adaption to this branch of industry. Thb new tariff law presented its com pliments to its trainers on their return to Washington with an evidence of steady growth in earnings. They wen In August $19,023,504, in September f 2U,a33,tjas, in October $24,3tX),425, and in November $25,000,000. That is a steady, healthful growth, which indicates that long before its first year I J!1! ? ' fr'?)' 'or Dye butwssun- passable for wagons where rivers are low. But very little rise in the river at Dvea will cut off wagon travel except for four miles. The road being built here obviates this hv tnpiurua one siua ana arjove overno river, i'eonl are Famine over this trai nearly every day and travel has not been slopped a week at any time. They are const meting two lines of traruroad at Dyea, one from th scales, over the summit, and one from Dvea to Lake Lindernan. Both are like the Telferage system, and I believe will not be practicable over ao lonv a lino as that last mentioned. Tkere is no ques tion now but that this route is by far the more preferable, and if thev comnlete either ef the projects now suder construction the oaagway win oe me way to trie 1 ukon, will be a long time before goods will be laxeo over the Dyea route Without break- K OU1K. We have been havinc soma cnM mathar for about ten days, thermometer ranging iruni iu oegrees to zu aegrees above lero. It froie the bay and creeks at Dyea so that tkere was no communication with that piace for about a week. The Elder had has ended it will promised surplus. be producing the Ast exchange argues that the good times which have been a concomitant of republican administrations in the past, and appear to be returning under the present administration, are only a piece of "good luck." Then, if the people want "good luck" they will do well to keep a republican adminis tration in power all the time. This kind of "cood luck" has always fol lowed republican succession to power. able to reach there on account of ice. Matlock brought lumber and machine for a brewery at Dvea. bnt could not land it there, and after looking at the two places cunuiuueq w ounu uie orewery nere. We have a telephone in operation between here and Dyea, aad we also have electric ugnrs nere. w w " May is now worth SfO. rhon tl m linnn fOOOl). Dogs are coming in, but 1 see no unusual or unaccustomed movement in them. With best Wishes and rerard in Innnin. U15 uicuus, youra aiuuvreiy, BAMUEL li. JjOVILL. No okb who has kept track of the developments in the Klondike region will be surprised at the news that a famine is imminent at Dawson City. AU through the fall men continued to nock into that district, relying upon the transportation companies to bring in supplies of provisions for the winter. They were warned by experienced Alaskans against the danger that , threatened them, but very few heeded lue warning. The result is that starv ation threatens every man in the Kloa- dike region who failed to bring with him six month's supplies. . That Columbia county is Safely re publican there is not a question. The election of '96 demonstrated conclu sively the strength of the party vote in the county. Lines were closely drawn and each inch of ground warmly contested, the result being gratifying from a republican standpoint. Since this occurrence every instance has heaped honor and glory upon the vic torious party, ana lends encourage ment and stimulons to renewed efforts in the campaign of "98. Let the next republican convention bring forth the best material in the party and the result may be easily foretold. CLATSKANIE motes. Th public schools have a vacation of two weens. Fred Johnson. streets Monday. of II waco, was on onr IBB proposition of Oregon inviting Immigration is a magnificent one and is commendable from many points of f8""": ?hU society belongs to Mrs. T, 1., a 1 1 a Jonas schoolroom and the exercises were View. But let DS be Careful. AcqUI- orenre,l nnH.r hr maaterl. .ZZL,Zl2l' A. F. Myers left on the steamer Mnnrtaw wciiiif iui unci fu w xiwaco. T. F. Ratter and wife have her-an hr,n. mining in me nomine niuiuinc on fliena em avenue weea. Dr. Kneder left ns M0nd.1v eveninr tnr Portland, having repaired and extracted aumoer 01 teem (luring uis stay with us. B. Hughes bas established his familv In part of the building formerly occupied by Edgerton, where they are comfortably sit- usveu. Watson Elliott, of Marshland, la havinir . ... .:, !:.. 1 1 , . " . mia.uiu uuuuiuk icuuircu i nut in snape lor rent. He was eivnia- it some ner. son a superintendence last week. Messrs. Harlow and Enrlish beran work Monday on a building for L. J. Meserva who secured a very desirable location on a portion 01 the M. U. Bryant block. Lincoln expects to have a neat cottage built that will ornament the lots made vacant by the uuruiug 01 ue Drjani resilience last spring, A team, if that is the correct term anri they do seem to be a full team, of vounir ikiicv urnrp unu ijiButiuiuj; uasiei pan re cently, and have lately been adding a wand arm to their accomplishments with a view 01 giving an exhibition on New Years evening to toe puoiic, lor revenue. The particulars will be given later, but a eharm. ing and brilliant entertainment is promised. The little ladies and gents of the C. f I secietygavea Christmas entertainment in Kratz kail on Tuesday evening that fur nished them an evening of pleasant excite ment and interest.- Literary and mnaie.l exercises wer supplemented by a Christ mas tree and the distribution of manv sitions to Oregon's fast-growing oonu lation should be people of industry and means. We have no room for drones. - There is a great work to be accomplished, and we want indus trious, energetic, go-ahead people. Capital is also needed. The man who comes to Oregon expecting longer to acquire an easy living is not wanted. xoo many 01 tnai class flooded our state m years gone by, and the bad effects of the presence of this class of people are only now beginning to be overcome. Let industrious people emy sees occupancy ot our domain. Week the lime comes for the selec- A very nrettv entertainment was rin by Mrs. Wbitten and her scholar in the primary schoolroom last Friday, witnessed by quit a number of the naranta ant friends of the school. Some ef the exercises were surprisingly good, and showed excel lent work in their preparation. Mrs. Whit- len is a aeservetiiv dodu ar teataer in that department, and the work of ber pupils is a tribute to her (kill as instructor and manager. On Thursday evening John Watlaoe as sisted by Joe Dixon, brought to Clatskanie in a small boat the remains of William Powell, who was found dead on his bed in a scow near Wood's landing the day before. Mr. Powell was about 72 veara of ape u nH was well known throughout this nart of the county by the old settlers. For some time ue uaa uvea aions ana 101 lowed Bunting, trapping, and billing for a livelihood. He Mrs. F. M. Flory visited the metropolis wiMinvyuay Mrs. L. M. Plerru has gone to Portland for a short atuv. Ed I'hilhrook, of Kaloiur, visited his par ents ucrv mat saiuran v. Oscar Weed returned homa from innnl tuesuay to spend the holidays. P. Q. Baker, of Portland, was In this place most of the day rJuuday. Who savs our town Is not improving t uooa at o wager s new veranaa. Mrs. J. It. Urie and Mrs. G. D. Ollson took a trip to Portland Tuesday. Mrs. J. Brous. ot Kainier. was vlaitinar relative at una place the lorepart of the weea. Many of onr young folks intend going to t?v,uuv vunauuas cvv hi aueuu til mask ball. Mrs. H.tiloy, who has been visiting rela tives at Uray'a river for soui time, has re turned home. Wlih the weather as pleasant as it Is at present, who would hardly think Christmas times so near at hand f We are pleased to note that Mr. John Franti is quite imoroved. and by the aid of achalrcau uiunage to move around th room. Proi. C. E. Hall is again at hi post of duty after a short but quite sever illness, aud tks ringing of the schoolbeii sounds quit familiar. Merchant N. A. Perry coold not attend to all of his customers so has secured the assistance of David Uenshaw.jr. Buddie ties ap packages like an old hand. - Mrs. Nettie Keasey, of Gobi, visited friends in this place for a few hours out day last week, rjbe was on ber way to Portland to secure the assistance of bauta Claus. What a busybody he will be on that evening. It is reported that there will ha two ihristmas trees nere en Christina eva. one at the church and one at the school- house, the one at the latter Dlaee to bt con ducted by the Union Sunday school. Both are 111 the hands of competent persons and win unuvuoieuiy oe a success, in one at the chuctl is for the Evaneelleal Sundav scuooi. an ar coruiany luvitea to Do in. VERNONIA UL.KAN1NGS. i Our Plan is This: JR. 1 Wtw TO PORTLAND- In ordur to enable our numerous friends and customers to pay us a visit and exumino our NEW 8T0KE with its entirely NEW STOCK we have oouulutlod to give them au opportunity of doing so FKEE OF COST. Everyone visiting our store from Colum- T fT M T 1 01a Ltounzy wno manes a purcnase of us j amounting to $10 or over and presenting 4 a copy of this add will have the amount of his or her steam er fare to Portland j and return refunded by us. To assure those who are not acquaiuted with our bouse, we beg leave to suy that we have but ONE PRICE And that is the lowest. All our goods are marked in plain figures. Our stock is ENTIRELY NEW aud has been care fully sclcoted by our Mr. Ben Selling, and we sell ouly at POPU LAR PRICES. Moyer Clothing: Co., DW CUTTIVfi lf niinn sain am era a xu ouxiumvr, jiiAuogur. lilinU RWU UAft 510. t-t"L1 -e. .A. .A. -el. , F. L. Wilson rsturoed from the metron- uua luesuay. People of this vicinity are prcrarini for graou tune unristmaa. Miss Ln Shannahan was viaitinr Mrs rnuia jracy oaturoay. Albert Parker, of Pittsburg, wasstrollins uu uur aiiceta Damruuy. Wm. Hess arrived with another load of groceries for his father'a store Friday. Peter Berearson. of Upper Nehalena payed forest Grove a flying visit Friday. Several of our vounc men contemplate aiieuum: tug maatjucrHUC aL aiisi next r rt' uay evening. Thomas Brink arrived from Portland on Sunday, lorn expects to remain in the vauey an winter. Ernest Shannahan was a Forest Grove visitor Friday. He reports the roads in terrible condition. Gny Mills was engaged by onr postmaster to take the mail out Saturday as the con tractor a horses were unable to travel. The supervisor of road district No. 18 was repairing the swampy piece of road near tne wiitiiisen sciiouinouse Saturday. Israel Spencer received a letter from his relatives in Hew York telhne of the death ot nis oiaest sister 01 aropsy ol in heart. P. L. Wilson hauled a load of oats over the mountains Thursday, returning Katnr aay wim a ioaa 01 general mervnanuise. We are informed there is to be a Christ' mas-tree at the Beaver Bchoolhoose on the night oi the zoui. All are cordially invited IO BblCUU. William Wells, of Balls ton. bat formerly oi wis vauev, came over tne mountain Sat urday u nut wua uis irienas. we are giau h wmouiue tne aDsent ones oaca. W. O. Wilson returned to his home lent Saturday. Will bas spent the past summer at Duiniuer jaite, southern (Oregon. Me expects soon to return to Philomath to at tend acbool this winter. Some of our citizen ara talklnr nreitv loud against the pensions the old soldiers draw. We think a man has not got but a very nine patriotic D.ooQ coursing through Ins veins who will kick at the government peusioiiuig tne crave hoys in blue. FROM KEA8KT. . - - , , b -w, uicuuwu. iir lion 01 names for the next republican "as reported to be a sufferer from Bright . i . : , , , . . I Hi...., vi,;.i, li i. I : i sicact tu voiumoia county xhb mibt .-,.0. m ,., 1 m a , j . off. as there was nothing about him to indi- incerely hopes, first, that good trust- catethat bis death was due to oth.r than worthy men will be brought forward; natural causes. He was buried in Maple- aau iwuiiUj wuou tne nominations are 1 r1 m"'it iiuj aiver uriei reng aneda h .1.. .:u : lious service beid la tbe chnrch bv Rev. nnVnW.;' " "1. . re'".",e Shannon. Two daughter from Portland -u.,u,vu, .ui.ui m0 jri.y, Alter were present at the funeral, vuo primaries ana convention all dif- In response to the public notice calling Terences should be dropped. Let a special school meeting for last Thursday patroitism rise above personalities and 'eve"in- nie 40 or more of our citizen tlm intaroat nf thm m,ni, j ..... gathered at the upper room in the ecbool- Mie interests OI tne county and state bou8,. A nuDibr of ladies were present land paramount to individual consid- prepared to take such action as might be eratious. No duty can be moreobvious necessary to continue the schools, even If than that of the people of this county ,sl,ould requir. the voting of a cpnsider- ..,; JT.. i T r ' able tax on the men. The meeting was to sustain the party which has so called to order by E. 0. Blackford, cliair- swiftly and so completely rescued the man of the board, who read a copy of tbe country irom ine financial uistreis ""'"a "'""""a. " announced that as tbe holiday vacation was about tn take place the board wanted to knaw the pleasure of tbe citizens with reference to continuing the term, and providing means tnto which it had been plunged. That Oregon is tbe best advertised of any of tbe Northwestern coast states there is no doubt. Oregon's immense crop of wheat, hops, fruit: its produc tion of beef, sheep and wool, and the immense prices received for these pro ducts bas attracted attention from every state in the Union. Now is Oregon's opportunity. Our state is inviting immigration, and the greatest incentive it has to oiler is the product un,.J,ri9QT ll Ji L. I;J Tki. r V i . . Vr . ""oren's School Shoes from go cents upwards, mentioned. This one fact is sufficient. 1 Mian' " i 00 ' inquiring letters from the East of Ore gon's inducements to farmers are received in large numbers by residents of all sections of Oregon, and they can be easily and quickly answered by re turning statistics of our crop and I prices. Oregon's fame has spread from sea to sea. . The McCauIev bovs ate home from the raurotiu camps. A few hours of sunshine thaukfullv re- wu, uiwcr UUMUIlin aouui inr Wm. Kern, who for a lonr time haa anf. fered from what was pronounced a tumor, is recovering. The swelling proved to be a targe aosceaa. Nelson Litt. who for some time has been working for an art firm in Portland, ha returued home; whether for a vacation or to stay we know not. The storm center which for manv weaka has been at Vernonia is liable to remove up nucK creea, a tnere are instant mutterings in that direction. Hope no live will be lost. A telegram from C. C. Keasey announced his sate arrival in St. Louis, Sunday even ing, December 12ih. He had the company of Mr. Kerr, of Pittsburg, and bis two sons. Joe and George, as far as Pueblo, they being on their way to Texas. Along with the gay ringing of Christmas chimes will be the sound of wedding bell somewhere not many miles from Vernonia. May it be a onion of hearts a well as of bands. From the days of early childhood they have been friend together, and may the golden links grow brighter, perer, aud stronger as years go by. Gifts For Christmas Time. Elaborate gifts are out of place. Nothing so appropri ate as choice perfumery. We have those sweet and lasting. Dr. Edwin Ross. JOHN WINTERS MANUFACTURER OF Casks and Barrels ATKIN'8 OLD STAND ST. HELENS, OREGON. HARKS SHOE COMPANY 253 Morrison St., Near Third, Portland, Or. SPECIAL BARGAINS Bovn' Youths' 1 fiO I 26 Ladles' Solid Durable Shoes from 1 B0 upwards, l,alici(' Urcsay Stylish " " 1 75 " M;n' Solid Working I W " Men's Dreasy Stylish " " 1 76 " All the Latest Styles in Footwear at Lowest Prices. Marks Shoe Company 253 MORRISON 8T., NEAR THIRD, PORTLAND, OR. Karl's Clover Root Tes is a pleasant lax ative. Regulates the bowels, purifies the blood. Clears the complexion. Easy to make and pleasaut to take. 25 cents. Bold by Dr. Edwin Ross. OASTOH1A. TOfSl- .iaii ,,tr 1 fiat wry fjtdies, take the best. Jf yon are troub led with constipation, sallow skin, and a tired feeling, take Karl' Clover Tea. It is pleasant to take. Sold by Dr. Edwin Ross. nsft stall tgaator St OASTOniA. ' tan . Be net deceived. A Cough, Hoarseness or Croup, are not to be trifiVd with. A dose in time of Shiloh's Cure will sav yon much trouble. Bold by Dr. Edwin Ross. i Your Honey's Worth Every Time i i i i i i i i Dolman's Store. V . . OABTOniA. IM flS- A alalia . .r - .. 1 tin vnrf Dyspepsia cured. Shiloh's Vitalizer im mediately relieves sour stemach, COming-np-of-food distress, and is the great kidney aad liver remedy. Bold by Dr. E. Ross. "The worst oold I ever had in mv life was cured by Chamberlain's Cough ncmeay," writes w. 11. .Norton, of Sutter Creek, Cal. "Tbis cold left me with a cough, and I was expectorating all the time. Tbe remedy cured me, and I want all my friends when troub led with a cough or cold to use it, for it will do them good." Sold by Dr. Edwin Boss. Lumber Commercial job printing in all its branches done at this office io the ab solutely latest styles and at the most reasonable prices. CASTORIA All kinds of rough and dressed Lumber on short notice. Builders' Material Of the beil qna!i!y delivered to any point on the river at tbe Lowest Possible Price One-half Cash and One-half In FARM PRODUCE. Address all orders to H, B. BORTHWICK, COBLE, OREGON. DART & MUCKLE ilaln Street, - St. Helena, Oregon. Doaltrt in.... CSItMAL ....MHCHANDISe Choice Groceries Always on hand. Flour, grain, and feed. Tobacco and clunra, aud siuukuM' aiUulvs, uollous, elo. Ill CROCKERY AND TINWARE. ...Dry Goods... Including a general aaaurttiiMit nf clothing, hirnlshlnirs and Ureas guwla, Al.o a II in lilt of boot aud aliuua. 1 ..'.Hardware wallkl ,sasftsMtfMs DART & MUCKLE Main Street, Bt. Helens, Oregon. ST. HELENS MEAT MARKET -JO!5?sof Fresh Meats. Hams, Bacon and Lard Meats by Wholesale At special Kates, MAIN STKWJ0T. 11 James H. Sheldon, st. nmXiKitef, onicaoN. 'fitwSif.xjijt'Si CLATSKANIE DRUG STORE ' DR. J. n. HALL, Proprietor, Has hut rMlvl a larja artaM.t f sa4 far th .. HOLIDAY TRADE... Alio new an aelMt Ktock oftlrnffiiAiifl pht Tnf.,!('nt, ffsinAV taaltmtaaP.J aakA.ll luu drug turn, Prescriptions Carefully Compounded CLATSKANIE DRUG STORE nUCKLE BROS MANUFAOTURKR t OP ROUGH find DRESSED LUMBER For Infants and. Children. Bat fa. f stalls - 1 ka tfltf WANTE D FAITH FCL UKIf OR WOMlf to traI fr rnonafhlMthtfak1 hAHa. in umoD. crtisrv bw tnn iiiadmb vnmkt.x sv-sj DtUf.. VUlUaigls. G. WCOLE . Notary Public . E.E. QUICK Commlfwloner of Deeds for Washington. COLE & QUICK, PBOPBIETOK8 OF THORNE'S numerical System Title Abstracts. Titles Examined and ParfplAd awrata Purnlahed. Aaaeaamanla RmlnMl. In. surance Wrltleu. Taxes Paid aud Couv.y-ancluK. BT. BELEHI, OBEGOI. WAMTET KAITHJTIi UKN OR WOHIX lOtrmVCl inr PstttWnalKla. aaalaiKll.ka. u .. III Ongoa . brj f 7ho suid txpusa. PoiiUoo UsinpAd nTlop. Tb NftUoo&L gtw Into -THB BANQUET SALOON CL0NINGER& COOPER, PROPRIETORS. Wine and Liquor Card tables, pool table, billiard table and other devices for tbe entertainment of pat- rvna. wun. uuie uu 00 uieasanuv SDeul. AMODS FIRE LADDIE CIGARS - Besides ortier popular brands, ars kept trade constantly on hand to supply the increased at this vary popular saloon. THE FAMOUS CYRUS NOBLE WHISKY I KEPT AT HE BAItqiTT. Get Value Received EVERY TIME AT N. A. Perry's HOULTON, OREGON. PROFESSIONAL. J. W. AY W. B. DfLLARl) ATTORNEYS -AT-LAW Office next door to Onnrthona. BT. HKLKNS, OHKUON. General praotlr In court of Orseon or Waah. Alwtracu made directly from couuty lnirtrm. record. GEORGE A. HALL, ATTORNEY -AT -LAW. x Collections, foreclosures, mechanics' letns, cto, wllh T. 1. Cleeton. St. Helens, Oreooit. G. W. COLE, ATTORNEY AND COUNBELOR-AT-LAW, ST. HELENS, OEEGON. Title A hf tract Dnnfeii. Kntmrv Pnhlfn rmmtm- aiiiuor ni ueeiia tor wninton, and anexpor lenoed colloclur tn eoaneotloo with offlcg. J-JR. EDWIN UOBH, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. St. Helens, Oregon J)B. H. B. CLIFF, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Bt, Helens, Oregon. JJR. . X. HALL, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Olatskauie, Columbia county, Or. r M. ME8ERVB, Surreyor and Civil Engineer DELENA, OKEOON. Countv Snryovor. Land Rilrvevlnir Tnwn Plattins and Eneineerina work Drmnnt.lv executed. Always on ;:amo AT THE OU3 UTAND, ST. IIK1.KN9, OR WHITE COLLAR LINE THE COLUMBIA RIVER AND PUGET BOUND MAV10ATION CO. PORTLAND-ASTORIA ROUTE. Steamer Bailey Gatzert faatndlnsT Flint of AUlor Htrsxtt. Pr.wl.inr1 LeTwi i'ortUutl dally (oi.ui Bviudyl al 7 A. M. Uftvei, Aiiori dHiiy (uxcept Muudn) 7 P. M. O.R.&N. ,...TO THE.... EAST. Otvas tb eholes of Two Transcontinsntal Routes ...GREAT... HOHTHERN E'f. via 6T0KA.VB MINNEAPOLIS BT, PAUL and CHICAGO - ...OREGON... SHORT LINE R'y. -" DENVER HALT LAKE OMAHA . : aad KANSAS OITT ' Low Bates to all Eastern Cities OCEAN ATE AM KM LEAVE PORTLAND EVERY FIVE DAYS FOR SAN FRANCISCO. n.trert Ticket flood on Steamer Thompson Steamer Thompson Ticket. Uuod ou UaUart B. A. 8EELEY, Agt. V. B. 8C0TT, Prw. STEAMKRS monthly from Portland to Yolo. Iiouia and Hiu Kong, Ha the Northern lacllla Htonmiihli) (jo. In uinnttttlun wlih kIim O, H. 4 N. Couitauy. For full Information call on or addraa W. 1I.UUKU1UBT, Oen.ral Passeugsr Ak.hi, . Portland, Ortoo STEAMER G. W. SHAVER DELL SHAVER, Master. 1... Ni.-rf-Ti. ! .. J The Only Direct Route FftOM,H Portland to Clatskanie LeaVeS S i V r",nJn'"on "'rm, Tuesday. ThuriKlay, and Sunday evanlnt at Friday ev.nlnaa at 4 o'elnek. Haiama:iA; Ht. Helena :80. Heturninr iavea Clatukanlti, tlile perniltllna, Monday. Wednnnlav. and Change Ulna without uotlo. Will nana Oak Point uhout 7: Arrive m rortiauuii:)iu a. in. a7:lfi: Mavaer 7:'2At Kallr -n: Th company rw.rr.a tb. right to Shaver Transportation Company. Two Newspapers Together. ft OREGON M 1ST i OREGON IAN i Only Two Dollars Per Year In Advance. I WANTED FAITHFITL MEN OH WOMEH to travel inr rMfiomlltl. A.tj.hl(.f, K.,u InOnfOB. Salary I7S0 and iiims. Position (.nuknl, fc.fer.na. incline slf-addruaed tuuaixd my.lao. Tti. tiaUonal. Slu laiur. M Kldf., C'kloao. ....STEAMER JOSEPH KELLOGG.... lHve Kg! no on Moinlayii, Werl n h d a y and Krfilriyn at 6 o'clock a.m. fesyea Pert land Tuesday, 1 liunulay, and Haturtlays, at S o'clock a, m. .Portland and Kelso Route via Willamette Slough..... 1 5
