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Newspaper Page TextOREGON MIST. tscro Kvcitir ritioii mok.ii -BS- no itubscrlptlan Itatea. One copy one yenr In ftdvanoeM.MH4UW...$l 90 (n copy six lunUift.,.H1..HHHHM - . K ttlUglS Cul.J..... .... wiHHnivl Advertising rat ivnads known npon application COLUMBIA COUNTY DIRECTORY. COUNTY ITICEB9. Jndro , Joseph B. Dow, Kaltitor tlerk 1. O. Walls, .St. Helens BUcrvir J. k. kii'o. ( in.ikniL' Treasurer , E. lliws, HI. Helen fiupt. o ttohooU I. H. OoiiviMni, W;rren AMewir , Martin Nhite. wmnrv Purveyor............ .lleo. Hayes, Mnypor Coroner ,.Dr. A. 1. McLaren. RiiliiWr . . I . A. r msus, Heappottae N. U. Potcrsou, Mist Commissioners T. IlEs-EHS, OltKWIH, AUG. 19. America far Americana. "Lionx May It wave O'er the Home of the Free and the land of the Brave." ' iu America rejoices at tha early term ination of the war with Spain. The docu ments are signed and peaoe ia restored after a brief yet destructive war. The period lasted only about 103 days, yet the de trac tion of life wa great and of property much greater. Save the treacherous act of blow ing up tbe Maine, the United States has suffered the loss of little if any property, and while comparatively few lives have been sacrificed there can be no estimate placed upon tbem. Valuable territory has been acquired; the main object for which we went to war has been accom plished the freedom of Cuba; our abiliity, as a nation, to defend our integrity and preserve our honor bas been sufficiently exemplified; our navy, which was rated as far inferior to that of other nations, has demonstrated that America bas a navy, and the uniruiaity with which the people supported their commander-in-chief Is fitting warning to nations like Spain that we are not in a state of revolution, and they bad better keep off the grass, Hundreds of thousands of volunteers are today sorely disappointed because they had not the op portunity to display their valor by being called Into service, and the willingness with which the people pay their proportion of the internal revenue tax and the money ad vaneed by private individuals for the 9300,' 000,000 issue of war bonds all testify to the greatness and ability of our nation to prose- cote any similar nndertading. One groat .and important feature of tbe result is the fore with which we see and understand the necessity of building a great canal. All these things aire direct results of tbe war, and nothing else could have so forciby demonstrated our greatness as a nation STATE BCUOOii FVSD8. Amounts Apportioned to the Pis. trtcts of Columbia County. The state school funds which arrived last fftck s ere aprorUoiicd, as ly required, on the third Monday In August, by Super intendent Coneland, and the eonnty treas urer is now prepared to pay the respective amounts to the several districts, as the following table shows: )1T. HO. s...... . 4 S 6 7........ 8 9jt ..... 10 11 12 13 M 15........ 16 17 19 19 M 21 23 ....... 23 24 25 M. n 28 it 20 . ; 30 31 32 33 i 34 S3 36 37... HAMK OV CLCRK. AMOUNT. ..James Leonard. ......SI21 95 .,K. K. Quick 119 18 ,.C. H. English 49 83 . O. It.Analine 70 tW . 8. 0. TUhenor... 223 11 .0. 1. Hnrri Sfl OS ..Wm. Holt.... 04 23 ..I). W. Kreeinan 23 IW ..A. D. Holaday 8 Oncer Klliott ... 85 92 $1.75 39 ... 40... 41.... 4jt.. 43.... 44 ... 45... 46 ... 47.... 48.... 49.... 50.... 51... 52... 53.... 54 55 .... 7jt... ...... John Harris 80 03 H. A. Horford 31.&7 ...... W. A. Wood 1!W 1 .. ....Ella Wilson 27 72 J. M. Keduick 74 S3 Sarah Stehman 78 09 Albert Wood 24 M A. K. Melis 27 72 J. K. Head lee 15 24 T. C. Watts , 133 03 W. D. Case 27 72 N. 1). Peterson 45 73 Mrs. H. Orie 92 88, J. Peterson......... 8 31 O. W. Barnes 117 79 .....Chris Johnson......... 23 56 .... E. li. Throop 41 57 T. W. Grant 59 69 .... S. M. Boats 83 80 Lizxie Fsxon , . . 51 2? F. A. Smith 40 19 Ella Wonderly 22 17 i. ...Mrs. Ella Kyaer 83 26 N. Plnckuey 87 42 . Oscar Wni-enn 68 20 F. W. Makinster...... 70 68 K. A. Bucher 45 73 W. C. King...... SO 49 .....C. E. Vhilbrook 115 02 W. H. King 81 87 W. H. Miller 24 94 14. Carr 86 03 ......CO. Moyer... 20 79 it. P. Young 23 66 . .... R. H. Mitchell 8 31 .... KG. Davey 44 36 Joba Prinele S3 86 OIKOV1T COliBT MATXKKS. Judge McBrlile held an adjourned term of circuit court In this city Tuesdtiy, when the following proceedings were bad; R Wl v. M, V). Mnww; rnarrlsf declared void and judgment tn thosnraof i.'HI per year taxed asuiuet plaintitT, to gvther with costs of suit. Kane vs. Alley; order or oonftrmalion of sale made. Middieton vs. Wei more: referee's rcnort of sale cuntirttied. Piertera vs. llelilwrer sad EHMlt; de fend;! tit Zillgltt allowed flltoen days to tile amentieu answer. Wallace vs. Nirknra et a); motion for jnlf?ment allowed, and defendant given sixty uays to nia oiu oi (xoepuoii. BACHEUOH FLATS. R. K. Quick and lauiily were the guests of B. F. Pope Sunday. . Charles Clark and family Bundayed in the W arren vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. Salter were the guest of ... ... l IV. U. WU .11V (MB MlflM 8. Sslser attended the Masonic fraternity in St. Helens ijaturday night. Mrs. R. It. Bailey, of Yankton, was visit ing with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Pope, Monday. 'Mr. and Mrs. Pope, accompanied by their daughter, bstclla, were Portland visitors Saturday. Mr. Van Karly will move his family from the George Case place te The Bisters place in a short time, so it Is reported. G. Hcgele, accompatiied by W. Kesiiuius and John Morris, commenced threshing in the Scappouse vicinity on the 8th. mere is at present anout io coras or wooa -v . -w m per day going to Kullerlon's Unding sad HriVnte HOUrQlIl rewarded for thsir work. I ....nvJUSt.. 8hGe"..?tdaM.Varfenr.r M. J. Scott, Proprietress frightened at something unknown, and pEACE IS RESTQRgp.....a And the people of Columbia eonnty are as gtfttty elated over the fact as those of any oilier wrt of tlio world, and in oritur to enable our friends to keep posted on transpiring eveuts, we hee decided to fur nish them with ...... TWO PAPERS FOR THE PRICE OF ONE Will get THE WEEKLY OREGONIAN for ONE- YEAR, and THE OREGON MIST until JANUARY 1st, 1900. Tbe regular subscription price of the Oregonlan Is 11.50 per year and the regular subscription price of Tin Mm la 11.00 but we will furuUli the two together (or a limited time for f 1.76, Invariably in atlyauoe. mill! legislature is soon to meet, the full nrooeedlBira of which will an- I pear each week in the Oregoaian, besides a full text of natinn.il pro. I ecediutni in resard to the recent war wait iain. JL, coislain all tlie local and county new. This oiler cannot bo equaled. Tnie T Will EA niT PT7T?sfl"Nr 8'n'1'8 ' in new yearly cash sub i VVjIl X JLlflVOVll scriptions to Ta Mist will be entitled tn one year's subscription to that paper absolutely free of charge. Thi offer holds good only until September 30tb. 18US, Subscribers paying tip arrearages and on year in advance will receive a 20 per cent discouut. This offer for 60 days only. Address: THE OREGON MIST, St. Helens, Or. WW WW WW Wr'8rArril' W VV"V V jerked the rail to whuJi abe was tied out of the fence; she then jumped through a gate and ran down the county road about 601 roils, and in some manuur broke her leg so sue nau to oe aiueu. ...George Merrill. .. J. h. Young . . . Frank Lonkey. . . . ...J. G. Pringle .... ...F. K. Malmberg.. ...Mrs. L. Kogers... . .H.Bennett ...F. M. Daniel ...A, K. Foot 81 87 15 21 84 64 18 02 47 12 11 09 20 79 40 19 19 40 Real Estate Transfer. ST. HELENS, OREGON. Private board and room. Transient trade and regular boarder solicited. Care taken of horses of country sojourners. NEXT TO MASONIC HALL. Wi have always maintained that Colum bia county was destined to accomplish great and wonderful things. The latest occur rence to stimulate our belief is the an . nouncement of a Columbia county man of hi candidacy for tbe presidential chair. We always recognized ia Sidney Deli a man of great possibilities, but if Sidney expects to reach the goal by advocating air lines to the moon and the free and unlimited coin age of silver, we entertain fears that it will be some time from now. In all events. what' he going to do with' William Jen- sting Bryan? VERA ONI A VARIETIES. Phil Sheelev saw a large wildcat below his ranch last week. Miss Alice Silts, of Rock creek, has been quite sick the past week. Old Mr. McCulIoneh. of Upper Nebalem. was in town last Thursday. Campmeeting has been postponed from ths sua to tbe zttn ot August. Ernest Shannahan has rented Arthur Johnson's farm for the coming year. John Dallas, of Upper Nehalem. was in town last week taking orders for a book. Bev. Kerr cassed throueb town last week for Sherwood, where he will reside in the future. It is desired that all who can assist in cleaning up the camp grounds report next Thursday. Guv Mills and Josh Sesseman returned home from the logging camps near West port last week. Lou Sieeert Is bnildlne a nice residence on his ranch recently purchased from John Vanblaricom. Mrs. I. P. Spencer and Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Cleeton were visitor at tbe Uomewood ranch last Friday. II M. Beee-hlev and Chan. Mel linear went to Portland last week and laid ia a stock of 1 repairs for their threshing machine. They expect to begin threshing the lost of this j wees. Eev. Fisher received word last week that his mother and father hd been thrown out of a butrgy at their home near Monmouth. He and his suiter. Ester, started for that! piece rnuay. VAIiLEY NEWS. The public school closed on the 11th Inst. Haying is again started at this place for the second crop. Mr. and Mr. Dupontpafd a short visit to their friend at Houltou laat week. Mr. Frazier and family, of Albina. are camping at Cougar springs on Mr. Baunell's place. N. J. Dnpont. who ha been fishing on the Lower Columbia dorinc tbe past season. ia borne again, Frank Sobieski. who has been confined to his bed for nearly two year, is somewhat better, being able to walk the floor by the aid of crutches. John ad Anna Bisrl to Maria E ilerel. swia' of swii. sec 20. to 6 n. r 2 west S 230 ;orneuus and it A new to f A Mar- quara. sw&of sec 23, tp4 n, r 2 west 200 Frank Bishop to Emily A Bishop, n'4 of ae '4 of sec 23, ti 6 n, r 2 west, and H of se of sec 32, tp 6 n, r 2 west. 1 Wru and Martha J Uarr to Bertha L Barr, Z Bryant PLC, 159 acres 1000 H A and Cefia E Corliss to C H Web ber, swK of sec 81, tp 6 n, 1 1 west, bond 1000 John E Carrico to CM McKitrick, t of seW of sec 23, tp 6 n, r 3 west 700 John H and Annie Cramer to The Mayger Co., rightof way B L Durham, trustee, and Hanna T Durham to Wm Drnck, 16UW acre. off Wm Poppleton DLO 1600 Ueo ti and Mary Fowler to Geo Foster, jr., and B U Near, lot 2, river front, Near City 600 John F and Elizabeth F Eerr to Wm Scott, 80 acres in sec 14, tp S a, r 4 west 1500 Michael v and Isabella Link to Geo Fester. lr.. aod B H Neer lot 2. river frjut, Near Oily 600 W L ana Mattie Moore to B 8 Hattan, lot 8, blk 5, in Clatskanie W J Muckle, guardian of Philander, Harris, to John Backus, lot 1 of the eKof tw, see 22, tp7n, r 2 west.. Jtl5 W J ana Uortnda A Muckle, to W E Newsome, lots 12 3, 4, and 5. blk 5. and lots 1 and 2, blk 29, Rainier 1500 John D Partridge, trustee, to Wra Druck. 16014 acres off Poppleton D LO 1600 E E Vluick and B M Quick to K L Stan wood, nw& of nwi of sec 27. tp 6 o. r2w 289 Ularence need to S A Miles, nwK o sec 25, tp 5n, r 5 west. 868 Francis 1 and Nellie F Bealey to Frank Get Value Received EVERY TIME AT N. A. Perry's HOULTON, OREGON. 35 BANQUET SALOON 0L0NINGEK & COOPER, . raOFKIETuBS. Wine and Liquo Card tables, pool table, billiard table and other devices for the entertainment of pat rons, wnere tuua can oe picaaauuv spent. Besides other popular brands, are kept constantly on nana to supply tne inercaueu trade at this very popular saloon. -JTHB FAMOUS CYRUS NOBLE WHISKV IS KBIT AT Tint BANQUET. I Webber. sW of seW and sUof swU of sec 34, tn t) n, r 4 west John K and Elizabeth M Watts to Minnie A Price, blk 4, Greenwood addition to Scappoose. Everett A Weston to Josiah Weston, power of attorney. Burt West to Maria West, part of B. M Watts, Sun Pell, and I Hall D L C , 400 1000 Ths county court of Clatsop county, with the assistance of the Astoria Progressive Association, is taking on renewed action In regards to county roads, and it now look as though some good was to result. The newspapers of Clatsop county have kept op inch a vigorous and continuous fusiladefor better roads, with no indication of a cessa tion until some noteworthy action is taken, that it really seemed to mean that thecourt would bave either to shoot or give up the gun. Tbe comment so far has resulted in ' the appointment of a commission composed p: roaa supervisors, and this commission ha almost purchased a portable sawmill Tbe railroad company, it is said, lor fsoo with which to cut the lumber and I have platted an addition to tbe town plank the highways. It is estimated by tbe I of Clatskanie. That placa, being about commission and court that the mill can be a correct distance from Astoria and operated for f 1000 a month, which amount Portland, and the natural outlet for would just about be equal to the amount the lower Nehalem country, with the Paid out and worked out each year on the assistance of the railroad company county roads, we have made it our busi-1 aod the development oi it natural ad ness to carefully examine the report of each vantages, promises to be a lively busi What Dr. A. E. Salter Bays. BorrAio, N. Y. Gents: From my per sonal knowledge, gained in observing the ! eueci oi your enuon s uure in cases of ad vanced Consumption. I am nrenared to av it is the most remarkable Remedy that has ever been brought to my attention. It has certainly saved many from Consumption. ooiu oy xrr. rrfiwin xuiss. , Stop that cough I Take warning. It may lead to consumption. A 26o bottle, of Shiloh's cure may save your life. Isold by Mr. Mobnck lost two cows reeentlv in a very singular way. It seems they got In between two loes in such a war that made it impossible for them to get out. and a few days later they were found. It is supposed they engaged in a tight, as both were dead. Karl's Clover Root Tea Is a pleasant lax- aure. neguiates tne Dowels, purines tbe blood. Clears ths complexion. msKe sod pleasant to take. 25 cents. oy Dr. Kdwin Koss. Easy to Sold MAGNOLIA.... 5 ...SALOON G. A. BRINN, Prow. FINE : WINEi: LIQUORS, and Cigars. PORTLAND. OEKGON 143 Front Street, Near A Id sr. George is always pleased to see his old Columbia county friends. When in the metropolis give him a call. Be not deceived. A Cough. Hoarseness or Croup, are not to be triflrd with. A dose in time of Shiloh's Cure will save you much trouble. Sold by Dr. Edw n Boss. Ladies, take the best. If led with constipation, sallow skin and a urea leeung, take Kan Clover Tea. It 1 pleasant to take. Hold by Dr. lid win Boss. Dyspepsia cured. Shiloh's Vitalizer lm-1 mediately relieves sour eternach, coming- ujnu.juyu uisiress, ana is tne great Rianey and liver remedy. Sold by Dr. K. Boss. THE - HOTEL TH0MAS COOPER, Manager. 8T. HELENS, : : s OREGON, supervisor in this county submitted to the commissioners at their January sitting, and find that the number of days' work assessed and the actual cash received aggregate an amount over 6,000, not including tbe amounts allowed to the several supervi. ! or for their services. If a portable sawmill can be operated for f 1000 a month, Colum bia county could keep a mill in operation six montns oi eaen year tor the same amount of cash and assessed days' work re ported by supervisors at the last January term of commissioners' court, and the prin cipal thoroughfares planked tbe first year Under the present system of collecting road tax and working the roads a sawmill would accomplish little more than is realized at present, but when, if we ever do, make road tax and property road tax payable to the tax collector, and these funds apportioned according to the present number of days' work and cash received in each district, and V get road commissioners, then can we expect to make progress in the improve ment of our highwajs. The present system I s gigantic farce and a rank injustice to the more progressive citizens of any county, It answers the purpose of the drones and aborigine very nicely, but to compel our later civilization to endure its haphazzard results i anything but justice. The Astoria Herald, in an article on bettor roads, say "f b trouble with Clatsop county roads is they are just barely wide enough to allow team to pas. Brush and trees line either side of ths road and prevent the sun shin ing In to dry the mud-puddles," If the roads were cut out as wide a the path of sin it would make little difference In tbe condition of the road until different means of collecting and expending public funds on tbeut are improvised. ness center at no far distant time. 1 Clatskanie' citizens are progressive I and seem to let no opportunity slip I by for improving their condition. Dnancial ana commercial. OASTOniA. Beano yf M w Haw Always ttoogftt 1 Wgaatu ef Everything In connection with the house is stncuy nm class. About twenty well nirnimied and well kept rooms. The table supplied at all tunas wiui uie uesc tne mantel anoros. Horses Boarded and Cared For. PROFESSIONAL. From all accounts Dyea and Bkae- way must be tbe most deserted spots in Alaska. Even the building of the railroad from tbe latter place to the lakes has done nothing to help tbe place. At Dyes only about 250 peo ple remain, and but lew more at 8ksg- way. The future of these towns de pends greatly on the amount of gold brought out from the interior during tbe summer months. If a few mil lions in yellow nugget reaches civili zation within the next few weeks, from the Upper Yukon, the scenes of last winter will prohibit be 'repeated at Bkagway and Dyea, Quite a number of Astorians are still in the above- named towns, several of whom have interested themselves therein business. It is to be hoped that there will be a revival of business in tbe Alaska towns in tbe near future. Astorian. OASVOXIZA. Bears tie IM KiM Von Haw Always BMgW iUgusssn ef Ihfi Kind Von Haw Always i CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. Tha Kind Yea Hava Always Bought Blgnfttare of 1. W. DAY W. B. DIIXABD ATTORNEYS -AT-LAW Office next door to Conrthouso, - T. HKUtNH, O&KUON. . General nrsetlee In eonrts nf OrtMrnn nr Wiuh. irjgtoii. Abstracts made directly from county OASTOniA. Bean ths Ilis Kind Von Haw Always BweW GEORGE A. HALL, ATTORNEY - AT - LAW. Collections, foreclosures, mechanics' loins, etc. jeuuty prosecuting attorney, umce with T. J. Cleeton. St. Helens, OBEdON. After a combined attack of the land and naval forces, Manila surrendered hut Saturday. The squadron bad no casualities, and none of the vessels were injured. About 7000 prisoners were taken, and Uid Ulory now float over tbat place. See tbe liberal offer we make tbis week to subscribers. Tbe ad ia on tbe second page. The Beet Besweav far Flax. Dswwr started the fighting in th recent UZIr"Z..?JZrZiJi , l.'n.?7!f lauuiiuiueai uiat ue came pretty lermg lor over a week with flux, and in near enaing it. ait snuaaron is composed of low rate vessels, yet their fighting has been as fierce and destructive as that of tbe Itii's.-er and more powerful boats. rnv physician having failed to relieve me, I was advised to try UhaniberlahVs Colio, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, and have iub pleasure ui stating mat uie nan oi one i bottle cured me." for tale by Dr. E. Koss. I I it STAR : - SALOON W. W. BXAKESliET, Prep. fine winesTnd liquors. Th Famous J. H. CUTTER, MAGNOLIA aud HONEY DEW Whlikey always on hand CELEBRATED HOP GOLD BEER A large stock of DOMEHTIC and KEY WEST Cigars of the best grade always on hand, Betwssn th two hotels. Maim St. - - Helen, Ore. 3gS282328333322S23222 G. W. COLE, v ATTORNEY AND COUNBELOR-AT-tAW, ST. HELENS, OEEGON, TItl Abu tract Booki. Snturr Public, rnrnmlsv Islonerof ifeerisfor WanhliiKtoii, and anoxjwr ienced collector In conuection with office. EDWIN BOB, PHYSICIAN AND 8UBGE0N. St. Helens, Oregon HARDWARECO. PORTLAND, OHEU0N. NORTHEAST CORN' SECOND A MORRISON ... .Carries a Complete Stock of. .. . Heating -.- Stoves RANGES. All Kinds of Cootlnr rtenslls. Fruit Jan and K.NAMKLRU yttOrr rANS. Remem ber and cull when In the oily If In iwed of anything In the truit-eauulng line. Hardware, : Tinware, : Crccltery And Everything in that Lino of Goods. CHERRY SEEDERS, APPLE PEELKBi, ETC. ' : - - NORTHEAST CORN'B 8ECOND 4 MORRISON Remember tbe -.i -i,r""Tf I ST. Helens MEAT MARKET. JAMES II. SHELDON, l'ltoP, All Kinds of Fresh fets.janis, Bacon, and iarl my ATS BY WUOltSAlB-m mi-AT SHUAL KATKS....... Main Btrawt, Bt. Ilnlene, Orsgon, --.r?vTvrv:rS:',.v, CKrrJ:-?Jtl'f'?rt""sl !B3Sa3BSe jtU-XXXX- - - - is . . -r- ti t 1 rn -v t-x tp m it a ri-f t lr i i : I 1 1 7 I 1 f V I I lll, N DR. J. 0. HALL, Proprietor, Has lust rmlved a lurirn assortment el fresh and Pur DruffsisarGheniicals Also a new and seleet ti of drum and patent medicines, faney stationery, sehool Isinss and whniii IsuMillsa, rrluuiery ami Uillet artiolen, aud iu W everjtblug whiub Is usually kepi at a nrst-clsaa drug store. lrcscriptions Carefully Cmpoanded ' AT THE CLATSKANIE DRUG STORE Groceries and Provisions MONEY'S WORTH" evertr time at DOLMAN'S STORE. ST. HELENS, OREGON. Mr. Dolman always keens a lull stoek of Gonoral Merchaniline( whieh be evils at prlcee that duly eoui(ietlUuu. DENTIST J. A. REID Has Located In St. Helen Permanently. FJJfiL SET TEETH V 80 to HO 09 FIkMN ft) to l 00 GOLD riLLINOS., SI 60 upwards irown ani Bridge ori a Specialty 93.S0 TO 95.00 PER TOOTH. sssv"VWV V V V V Vt FLOUIt, OBAIN, AND FEED. TOBACCO AND CIGARS, NOTIONS, ETO. T. C. WATTS' STORE, Eeaben, Oregon i i i i i i i "The Perkins" C. W. KN0WLE5, Manager. . Mr. Knowlct war, for many yean, ptoptkttnr of the Bt. Clisrlea hotnl, and whila thore establiahed a reptitatlou aa a hotel man. - ' . Ho is now in a belter position to outer lain bis friends than ever before, and will welcome all his old patron to his new let of business, where euu be found an up-to-date hotel, Corner Fifth and Washington Streets, Portland. WHITE COLLAR LINE Ih M"i U i 'v wJl- THE COLUMBIA RIVER AND I'UaET SOUND naviuAtio ou. Ths wnrk that I have ilone In tM. All work guaranteed satisfactory. ST. Office Next Door to Ron' Drutstor HELENS, t t ! ! OUEQON 6. W. COLE . Notary fubllo SI E.E. QUICK CommlMSloner of lletyli for Wash ington, , COLE & QUICK, PROPRIETORS OF THORNFS HDiorical'Systei Title Abstracts. Titles Examined Kn1 PnrfentAil IhtfMnh Knrnlhel. Asseasmenta F.xaratned. In suranee Writteu. Taxes Paid aud Convoy-auclug. ST. HELEIIS. OnEGOit. HUCKLE BROS MANUFAOTURERB OF Dimension Lumber, Floorlne;, Riintle, Hheath- iiik, bluings, ana s oompiete stock of every variety of ROUGH and DRESSED LUMBER ALWAYS ON HAND AT THE OLD STAND, 8T. HELENS, OR J-JR. H. E. CLIFF, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. St. Helens, Oregon. jyB. J. E. HALL, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Clatskanie, Columbia county, Or, DO YOU KNOW THE NEWS I 9 You can bave It ill for Per.,,, H An Per..,. Montii uUu Montb fn The Evening Telegram, ol Portland, Oregon. It Is the largeiit evening news paper published in Oregon) it contains all the news of ths state and of the na tion. Try it for a month. A snmnle copy will be mailed to you free. Address THE TELEGRAH, Portland, Oregon. POBTUHD-iSTOEU ROUTE. Str. BAILEY GATZERT Lsndlns Foot nf Aider fltrest. PmMmnA. . Leaves Porthuid dally (except Buuduy) at 7 A, M. landing Telephone doek, Astoria. Leaves Astoria daily (except Saturday) 7 P. U. Oatsert Tickets Good nn RtMmf Vhrnmu. Bteauier Thou.iuu Tickets Oood on Outsort, U. B, SCOTT, Pres. FOR PORTLAND, DAILY. -STEAMER Young America -VIA- WILLAMETTE SLOUGH Leave St. Helen Arrlvo at Portland.., Leave Portland . .. Arrive at tit. Helen. . 6:80 A W .10:00 A M . 2:30 P M . 6:00 1' M 01M.C0. Dksart ru . Put Mail 8 p. in. Spnksna Klyer J p. ui. 8 p. m. 7 p.m. B n. n Ex.Suudsy Bnturday 10 p. in. As. m. Ex.suurtay 7 a. m. Tites.Thnr, and Hat. da. m. Toes Thur. and But. FARE SS CENTS. Will Carry Nothiog bat Passcngors and Fast i'rijglit. JAMES GfOD, Master. IV. Rlparis i:ios, ni. Hon, Wed. audFrl. Timo SCHEDULES From Portland, Salt Lak, Denver, Ft mu City, Hi. l'x.uU, viuioanoena EUl, Wnlla Walls, Bp l. Rookan. rain n e a poi i Si m( Paul. Duliith. Vlt waukee, Olikiaso A Ocean SUemehlp. AU sail In dates sub ject to erisnw. For Msit FruncUoo-r Sail Auuuat 7, !, i7.ua, n To Alaska Sell August S, 28. Oolumbla River Steamer. To Astoria and Wuy- jauuiuaa. Willamette River, Oreeon Oily. Nowhere, ttulein A Way-laud'(s Wlllsm.tt. and Yam. mil Hivera, Oreirnn City, Dnyton, ww uay-ianiiiuKS. Willamette River. Portland to C'orvallis ana way iaudluKS. Snake River. Rlparla to Lewlstou. Aaaivs raoa Fast Mall 7:20 a. m. Bpokan Flyer 10:K a, m. 4 p. m. 1p.m. Ex.SuudaF 4:s0n. m. Kx.SuuUaF 8:80 d. tn.' Mon. Wed, aud Kri. SOn. m. Tues Thur. aud kutt. Lv.Iew'tna 0;iDa.m. Hun., Tues. and Thur, W. H. HUELBERT, Oensral Passenger Agent, POBSLAKD . . .. . OHEOOS STEAMER G. W. SHAVER DELL SHAVER, Master. The Only Direct llouto ...FROM,,, Portland to Clatskanie LeaVeS '"SolSoV tak.rS!niIr.."h!l",nl,f.W Thnmday, andSundv eVonlnitsat.6 i,iii imtium I. u, ill chiuiKe time without notice. company reserves th rlgh tto Shaver Transportation Company. ....STEAMER JOSEPH KELLOGG.... a Leaves Kelsn on Mondays, . Wednesdavs and Fridays at 5 o'clock a. m. Leaves Port- Innd Tuoadsy, Thuradny, and Sutiirdiiya, at 8 o'clock a. m, .Portland and Kelso Routs via Willamette Slough.....