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Newspaper Page TextOUEGON MIST. !.: r.vrsiv ikiii Moissiisio ' DAVID DAVIS. ncrlpUK Bate.. On. copy no. Fear In advance......... II 90 LET US BUILD GOOD It O ADS. The Oregon legislature Bhoald bo Asked to Homed Koad Liwi, Oue of the first aud most important question which should reooiv. the aU tentton of tho Oregon legislature at tb coming regular session, should ba the question of building eood wagon road. We have no suggeHtiune to oner as to Dow road should be con' FKVIT CANNERIES. A Few of the Benefits to be Derived From This Industry. The immense amount of fruit end gsrden rroduco raised in this oouuty suggests to us mat a fruit and yege- moie cannery would be a paying in uuntrjr. riueriuilt Ulan tUOSO PrO j . . i i . f uureu nere ao not grow, and a market, I. 1 L J . . . ... wiiu-u wouia ne impossible to over Advrttng ml Mnad known opon application COLUMBIA COUNTY DIRECTORY. CetlNTT OtIICEBI. Jutiiro..... ;ir , Sheriff Treasurer Bin, of Schoole. AWAMfir Surveyor (Bremer.. Joeaph B. PoAti. Rainier ,, . 11. WlllU, 8t. Holms J. N. KlOe, I IHIKVHIHI' K. Knn, Hi. lirleus .......I. H. 'oiMtni(1. Warren Martin while. Qiilncy ami. Haves. Mavirer .Dr. A. P. Mcljircn. Rainier trueted, or as to the best manner of stock, bear a out in this opinion. It i" . . is snanie tnei canned fruits have to cMiij ira wurKou out wneo it is once be Imnnrtixl tvhan ...nh ....,..,;(? deternuned that the state will go for- fruit is rained at hum. Tf .....,. mruiiriutwori oi DUliain roads OI I were astal.l shwi ..rm,l. f...i. .i,i sucn a cliaracter a will tdace the stale be raised in ll.i. i.. fin o, inih..l,..l.. . . . """" p.. miiu ui ma prugrcuiTa siaics tenor trade, beside of the Union in this regard. Take this county a an illustration of the conditiou of the road question. There bus been labor and money enough ex- (kroner ..............nr. A. r. su'iarcn, RHiuinr I , . . 4, . , - . " , t p. A. Km. sri.(x . ponded in tbia county during the last Commissioners j H Feterm, Mit I forty years to have laid out? eraded. T. HELENS. OHEOOK, KPT, 18. A inert oa for Americana. "Long May It wave O'er the Borne of the Free and tbe Land of the Brave." Tub way to build np this county of our is to encourage home enterprises by our patronage. Every dollar sent away from home for what we consume M a dollar gone forever. Just so long aa foreign establishment are patron ised in preference to local institutions and no effort made to induce the lo cation of new enterprises just ao Ions will we be forced to leave home to buy aud hnd employment. XsitnotsoT That instrument called a "protocol which stopped the war between the United States and Spain, derives its name from very ancient times. Like many other English words derived from other languages, "protocol" bas long since lost it original meaning. It is derived from the Greek "protos,' meaning first, and "kollan," meaning glue; and meant, originally, a sheet glued in front of a manuscript, bear ing the writer's name and other par ticulars. From this the meaning evolved into that of rough dm ft of a document, and was so oed by the Romans, who called it "protocoliurn." Abe definition of tbe word aa need in modern diplomacy, is given as a rough draft of any document or document preliminary to some transaction. It likewise is defined as "a diplomatic document or minute of proceedings aigued by friendly power in order to secure certain diplomatic ends by peaceful means." It is the meaning given before tbe last that must be ap- uuea 10 me instrument signed by JSm bassador Cambon and Secretary Dav This is a preliminary instrument pre pared to secure peace at once, and is at the same time a rough draft of tbe probable future agreement. forty years to have laid out. eraded. and macadamised in the uiott substan tial manner, publio roads to everv part of the county where roads are needed, aud yet there is not five miles of road in the whole county that is not abso lutely imputable for a loaded waarcn during the winter and fDrine months of the year. If this county had, in the beginning of its history, adopted the plan of building and completing but two miles of road each year, instead of spending the money and labor which had been spent in Citing up the chuck holes during the summer that were made during the previous winter and spring, we would now have good roads all over the county. Thera is nothing hich show more clearly than dues the condition of the publio roads, the degree of energy and progress of the people of a community. We should get out of the ruts'' literally a well as figuratively. CLATsKAK IB NEWS. John Gill and familj, of Portland, weje in town a day or two last week rusticating. Mis Mamie Bryant spent a portion of last week in Portland after her at tendance at the teachers' institute. George Coolers haa returned from the hop-fields. Mrs. Maxwell is also at home attain after a brief picking ex perience. Z. Bryant left on Friday eveninerfor the Willamette valley to look after bis farm products. He will be crone sev eral days. Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Gesselberr are uPPy parent now, and the small boy they rejoice over u a very vigorous little fellow. Peter Syverson bas returned borne to Quincy from his recent visit to Ari zona, feter finds drawbacks in that as well aa other countries. It is reported that Dr. Hall is bunt ing for a physician to look altar his patients while he Is in attendance at the special session of tbe legislature. George Badger was down from Pet erson's Beaver valley camp and stopped over Sabbath in town. Ha reports plenty of logs going into the river over their railroad. exporting lame quantities. Oue reason that more fruit, especially the smaller varieties is not produced here is that it must be sold Rieen, and of course the market is very limited. Canneries would widen the market, stimulate production, and advance prices. We believe if offers were made to the right parties, thess industries could be put in operation in a short while. The benefits to be derived from this is apparent. Instead of seuding out thousands of dollars fur canned good as is done at present, the people would keep this money at home, and would bring in large amounts of outside money from exportation of this valuable product. Farms would be cleared aud put to fruit that are mm imply a forest or Jungle, thereby la creasing the value of tne farms, the amount and value of the product, and tart au unceasing flow of outside money to the county. DIED. Lamas. In Park Place, Mondav, Sep tember 5, 1898, Mrs. Mary A. Lamar, wue oi a. J, Lmar. Monday Mrs. Mary A. Lamar, of Park Place, suddenly passed away at the ripe old age of 64 years, 8 months ana a days. Mrs. JLamar was born and brought np in Ohio, and moving from there to Indiana, while still in youth, was a few years later married iu uiinmn con my, and ten years ago conunuea nor journey westward, by moving to Oregon, where she bad re sided ever since. Mrs. Lamar was the mother of eleven children, three of whom survive her to mourn ber death. Oregon City Enterprise. The Lamar family resided in this city at one lime, and later moved out on homesteads, beyond Bunker hill, but lor a few year paBt have resided st Park Place, just this side of Oregon City. A CRITICAL TIME During the Battle of Santiago. SICK OR WELL, A BUSH NIGHT AND DAY. Tub Mist wants to see everv local ity in Ibe county advance and prosper, and to this end asks the co-operation of every citizen in its efforts to attract publio attention to the resources of the county. Money is now seeking investment in enterprises in localities possessing just such advantages and resources aa abound throughout Co- lurnnia county, and it would reqmre Our publio schools began Monday morning with a fair attendance in each room. Some improvements in and about the building add to the conven ience and comfort of both teacher aud scholar. - Miss L. May Beid arrived on the train Saturday evening from Univer sity Park to begin her work in the primary department of our publio schools. Miss Beid is deservedly pop ular here, and her many friends were pleased to greet her again. Hazel, a child of Mr. and Mrs. W. but a small effort on our part to sncur C- Buck' died er7 suddenly Tuesday medicine betore we left Tamn. tbe location of manufacturing plants. D1ormnK- Tne cuild WM apparently in four cases it absolutely saved life." .no wumsuk uciurv. ilU IOUK bO The Packers at the Battle at Kaa. ttas; were all Heraea Their Berate Kfferta la Vetting- Aataaa saved the Day. P. K. Battler of pack-train No. 8, writing from Santiago de Cuba, on July 23rd. says: "We all had diarrhoea In more or Imi vio lent form, and when we landed we bad no ume to see a doctor, for it was a case of rush and roah night and day to keep the troops snpplled with ammunition aud ra nous, nut maiiKS to unaninerlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Kemetly, we are auiv mi K-up ci wore ana Keep our nealtb; in fact, I sincerely believe that at one criti cal time this medicine was the indirect saviour of our army, fur it the packera hud oeen unanie o worn mere would have bfen no way oi gelling supplies to the front. There were no roads tbat a wagon train could use. My comrade and royaelf had DEACE IS RESTORED...... And th peopla of Columbia county ars as greatly elated over the fsot tlioae of any other part of the world, and In order to enable our friend to keep posted on transpiring svsuts, w have decided to fur nish them with TWO PAPERS FOR THE PRICE OF OHE AAAA,A1Aj i i i 1 i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i $1.75 Will get THE WEEKLY OREGONIAN for ONE YEAR, and THE OREGON MIST until JANUARY ist, 1900. The regular snlKicrlplInn prle. or the Oregonlun Is It. BO per year and tho regular aubscripiion price of Tmk Mint lx ii.00 but w will furnish tb. two together for a limited lima for 11.75, Invariably in advance. THK legislature la soon to meet, the full proceeding of which will an par auh wwk In th. Orrgnnian, besides s full text of nationnl pro oeedinga in regard to the recent war with Hi aiu. Taa MiT will contain all the local and county newa. This oiler cannot be equaled. A CTT PFTCSON fien,1,"S 2) yearly ca.h sub-ml- A XIVOVll acriptlont t Thb Mist will be entitled to on. year sulworipdon to that paper absolutely free of charge. This oiler holds ws v roi vrui uwmuuki Tbia offer fur 00 days only. Address: THE OREGON MIST. St. lTftifnis. Or. m ' 7 frVVVVVVVVVVVW"tVVWsswssuMJi Sl Helens MEAT MARKET. JAMES II. SHELDON, Pitor. All Kinds of Fresh Meats, Hams, Bacon, and Lard. MEATS BY WHOLfSALt - ISA, A T SPECIAL BATHS an Main Straet, ft. Ilnlemai, Oraiton, :ez!e GOOD TOOLS! LOW PRICES! ......FOB NET 8POT CASH....M Jennlnga Patent Bits U to 80e Uark a Expansion Bits 70c to $1.10 Common Uraces S& to fide Ratchet Braces 60c to $2.00 Drawing-knives 4fc Kuldina Drawine-kntvea 11 "ft Common (law-sets ISc Morrelra Saw sets ii- Carpentera' hammers 25to4.'w Carpenters' hatchets 85 to Sue Carnentera' haudaxea U o 7iin Jack planes 65o Disston handsaws 1 2A Good steel handsaws 50 to 7fto Firmer chisels. 17 to 33c ics cream raaizsas. 1-qt. Artie I 85 5-qt. Artio..., i... 1 1ft 3-qt. Artio 1 30 4-Qnart Artie... 1- qt White Mountain... 2- qt. White Mountain... 3- qt. White Mountain... 4- qt. White Mountain... 8-qt. White Mountain... .11 05 . 1 00 . 1 45 . 1 75 . 8 00 LAWS MOWXUS. 13- Inch Philadelphia i 60 14- incb Philadelphia 8 15 Hi-inch Philadelphia 6 00 IH-lnrh Philadelphia 6 50 20-inch Philadelphia 7 00 vauip uuuve row 20 to 300 01AK1TK CAMP KsTTLSS. 3- qt. with cover ,..25c 4- qt. with cover , joe 8-qt. with cover. ,.i .l,!.85o 8-qt. with cover 40c Black Diamond Files, Oil Stoves, Pinchers, Wrenches, and many other good things used by all kinds ol people, at low prices for tbe next 30 days. Open evenings. ftecend aad morrtaen 11. HUNT HARDWARE CO. "Wi Private Boarding ....HOUSE.... Mrs. M. J. Scott, Proprietress ST. HELENS, OREGON. Private board and rooms. Transient trade and regular boardeis solicited. Car. taken of horses of country sojourners. NEXT TO MASONIC HALL. ibe good fortune to lay in a supply of Ibis , and 1 know MAGNOLIA... 9 ...SALOON G. A. BRINN. Prop. FINE : WINES, : LIQUORS, and Cigars. PORTLAND. OREGON 143 Front Strut, Near Alder. ' o George Is always pleased to see his old Columbia county friends. When in the metropolis give him a call. canneries, etc- and the desire of per aons controling capital to find invest ment for it is on the increase, and wc firmly believe that within tbe next ten years the rate of advancement in the line of commercial development along the Columbia river and the ad jacent country is snue to outrival any previous record. This section has but started to develop, and we must renew our effort. One way to accomplish our aims, and a very good one, too, is to have toes bewailing and more indus try. More desire to have capital come to at instead of exerting our energies to ame it away by depicting rum and disaster on every band. We must have some general system about our undertaking, and tbe idea is an onani- minity of sentiment. This is not a lo cal matter to 81. Helens. The entire county is interested. The time is rife and opportunities plentiful. Accord ing to our industry and enterprise will we reap. A pull together anJ tbe de sired end will be accomplished. TLe above letter was written tn the mn-1 uf.'icturers of this medicine, the Chamber-1 lain Medicine Co., Dea Muines, Iowa, for I sale oy ur. m. tuxa. THE ORIENTAI HOTEL r- 'A strictly first -class house. A home for commercial travelers and the public Board and lodging at reasonable rates. Krtkrpbisinq individuals are con stantly encroaching on this territory, taking orders for all kinds of imple ments, dry goods, groceries, etc., rep resenting to our farming communities tbat they can and will sell a great deal cheaper than our own merchants, and we believe it a fact that our own merchants are capable of buying the same quality of goods just as cbenp as these outsiders, so no effort on our pait should be spared to not only pro tect our trade, but to convince our ontside people that tbey should not be hoodwinked into sending off for these supplies, which, in a majority of cases. they pay very dearly for, from the fact that if tbey are swindled tbey have no recourse, whereas, anything bought at home proving unsatisfac tory can be either returned or made good. Then again it seems unfair that they should send tbeir cash to foreign concerns when tbe local dca ers bave extended them credit during the hard times. Experience with for eign catalogues bas taught many of our people a severe lesfon, and now to fall the victims of shrewd, irrespongl ble salemen, who sever return to de liver the goods, lends encouragement to the belief of Baroum, that the "American people delight in being humbugged." Tbe proper season sig nals the requirement of goods, and then is the time for our business men to exert their vigilaoce and adopt means for spreading an alarm upon tbe invasion by these fakirs. Well written articles and advertisements in the local paper should set forth the variety arid quality of your stock in trm?a, from which your customers can j liuuliame anil protect themselves. i vomiting and purging, which, how ever, was checked before midnight, but tbe child died at 4 o'clock in the morn ing. It was a year old and not a very vigorous looking child at best. Tbe parents are greatly east down over tbeir sudden loss and have the sym pathy of the community. Funeral took place on Wednesday at the Bry ant cemetery. forest fires in this neighborhood st. hki.kms. nnnnnu nave suspended hauling of cedar lum ber from Mist to this place for a few days, the road between the two places being impassable in some places. These fires generally result from care lessness, and from what is learned about this late one it is no exception. A good deal of loss is resulting from these careless acts here and elsewhere, and it looks as though some persons should be made to understand tbat this kind of carelessness is inexcusable, and criminal as well. : E. E. QUICK Commissioner of Deeds for Washington. G. W.COLEi . Notary Public . TEBSONIA VARIETIES. COLE & QUICK, PROPRIETORS OP THORNE'S ; numerical System Title AUstracts. 3 BANQUET SALOON 0L0NINGER& CO0PEE, PBOPBieXOBB. Wine and Liquor uara tames, nooi taDle. Billiard tab e and other devices for th. entertainment of pat- 111s, wnere time can oe pleasantly spent. Besides other popular brands, are kent constantly on hand to shddIv tbe increased trade at ibis very popular saloon. THK FAMOUS CYRUS NOBLE WHISKY 18 KEPT AT THK BANQUET. MONEY'S WORTH- EVERY TIME AT .DOLMAN'S STORE. a T. HELENS, OREOON. Mr. Dolman always keeps a full stock of OonenU Merchandise, which he sells at prices that defy oumpetiUou. Jl STORIA & COLUMBIA RIYER il RAILROAD COMPANY. ...ASTOHIA BVXPBEM8. Leaves Union . Depot. 8:00 A. M. 7:00 P. M. 2:80 P. U. 7:80 A. M. For Mayaer, Rainier, Clatakanle, Weatpnrt, Cllftun, Astoria, War nnton, Flarel, Gear hart Park, and Sea side. Astoria and Seashore Kxpress; dally except Sunday. Astoria Express; daily except Saturday. Special Besslile Excur sion; Saturday only. Bpscial Seaside Excur sion; Sunday only. Arrives union Depot. 10 20 P.M. 12:40 P.M. 10.20 P.M. PROFESSIONAL. John Campbell, of Bock creek, was in town last Tuesday. Albert Baker took a load of oats to Forest Grove last Saturday. E. W. Keasey passed through ibis place this week en route to"St. Helens. Kirt Hess returned from Clackamas county last . Tuesday, where he ha been engaged at work. i Dr. Bay and wife, of Pittsburr, were attending tn legal busiuess before I. f . Speucer lust Saturday. Geo. Bice came over the mountain last Monday from Portland with a load of merchandise for F. A. Zilket. O. C. Spencer took a load of hop- pickers to North Yamhill last week. He returned Friday, reporting plenty of dust. B. Sesseman and family came home last Tuesday from the hop-fields. They report homesickness as the cause of tbeir home-coming. A sleight rain is much needed at the present time, owinir to smoke and dust. Old residents say the present season is the dryest for many years. J. C. Coulter will soon bave another bouse to dwell in, owing to tbe kind ness of bis neighbors who are assisting him. Mr. Coulter was unfortunate enough to lose bis bouse some time ago. Capt. Ebert came in from St. Helens last Saturday, and went to Jewell Monday to assist Bev. Fisher in a pro tracted meeting at that place. They expect to hold a meeting at this place j in tue near future. Titles Examined and PerfMtad A f... ...... . r iimisneu. Assessments hiAtit iimi in. t aurance Written. Taxea Paid and Convey- T. HELENS, OREOOH, J. W. DAY W. B. DIIXARD Get Value Received EVERY TIME AT N. A. Perry's HOULTON, OREGON. tUttri Pay, ATTORNEYS -AT-LAW Office next door to Courthouse, ST. HKLENh, OKKUON. General nraetice In courts of Amovm or w.h. Ingtou. Abstracts made directly from county records. GEORGE A. HALL, ATTORNEY - AT - LAW. Collections, foreclosures, mechanics' lelns, etc veLiuiy prosecuting auorney. uuice with T. 1. Cleeton. St. Helens, Oregon. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. Tit. Kind Yea Bars khi)i Bcsgbt Bears the Signature of I G. W. COLE, ATTORNEY AND COUN8ELOB-AT-LAW, ST. HELENS, 0BEG0N. Ticket office. 2SS Morrison street aud Union Depot J. C. Mare, Gen. Pass. Agt., Astoria, Or. iCLATSKANIE DRUG STORES DR. J. E. HALL, Proprietor, Mas lust rxwlvsd a Isrgs assortment el Freak and Pur. - Drugs anJChem icals Also s new and select stock of drnas and patent madldnes, fancy stationary, notion) hooss antl si hool supplies, perfumery sml toilet OfUvles, aud lu fact svarythlus which la usually kept at a drsl-elasa drug, store. Prescriptions (Carefully Compounded ' AT THK . ; CL ATSKANIE DRUG STORE ft 8 f Groceries and Provisions..... fwtwrv v w vv w FLO UK, GUAIN, AND FEED. TOBACCO AND CI0AB8, NOTIONS, ETC. ' T. C. WATTS' STORE, Renbcn, - A A A A AtswfW V asHbr satW ass wlV -A wiatV wa .alW A ya. A "The Perkins" C. W. KNOWLES, Manager. Mr. Knowles was, for many yeara, proprietor of the 8t. Charles hotel, and while there established a reputation as a hotel nian. He is now in a better position to entertain Lis friends than ever before, and will welcome all bis old patrons to bis new place of business, whore can bo found au ap-to-dule hotuL Corner Fifth and Washington Streets, Portland. White Collar Line jiWSt&'WiSt w-JAtJi' Sil ..vr Ft. - - - i x . aatsaiwiar.trir 'iiiii';;;s.iiititi.i'iiijasr TUB COLUMBIA KIVKR AND I'l'tlKT BOUND NAVIGATION CO. PORTLAND-ASTORIA ROUTE. Str Bailey Gatzert LADdlnfr Foot Of AMur fttrAAft. Pnrllntirl. Lotvvtw i'ortiaua dully (Acupl uuUftj)at 7 A. Lftniif nsr Ta1mthrm AttfM. kutnri Leave Anttm daily (oxovpt Bundttj) 7 P. II, DENTIST J. A. REID Has Located In St Helens Permanently. PULL SET TEETH , . .t7 SO to f 10 00 FILLING 60 to II 00 GOLD FILLINGS l a) upwards Crown and Briafce fort a Specialty 3.00 TO s)B.OO PCR TOOTH. The work that I have dona In this Mmmnniiv (Or the past flva months la my recommendation. AU work guaranteed satisfactory. Ofnc. Next Door to Rosa' Orugator. BT. HELENS, : ! ; i OREGON THle Abstract Rooks. Nnrsrv Pnhlln. r?nmmf sloner of Deeds for Washlnifton, and an exper ienced collector in connection with office. OA.BTOIIIA. Bsanths f The Kind Yw Haw Alwayg Botfg&t Blgnstar. of OABTOIIIA. Batista. I!m Kins Yw Haw Ahmyi BoagM The Kind You Mass jyn. EDWIN BOSS, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. St. Helens, Oregon J-JB. H. K. OLIFI, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. St. Helens, Oregon, . OASTOEIXA. Bsarstlw You Haw tlwyf BoiljM Bijpisvais ... of I J-JR. . E. BALL, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Clatakanle, Columbia county, Or, STAR - SALOON W. W. BLAKUSLKY, Prop. FINE WINES AND LIQUORS. The Famous 3. H. CUTTER, MAGNOLIA aud HONEY DEW Whiskey always on hand CELEBRATED HOP GOLD BEER . A large stock of DOMESTIC and KKV WEHT Cigars of the best grade always ou hand. B.tw..n th. two hotels. Mala St. - St. Helena. Ore. OatMtrt Tlckcta flood on Steamer Thompson SHHMJ1VI uuu.psuu licasu uoou on uuuert, U. B. SCOTT, Pres. FOR PORTLAND, DAILY. -TEAMBB. " Young America -VIA- WILLAMETTE SLOUGH faveSt. Helens.. Arrive at Portland... Leave Portland Arrive at tit. Helens... .. 6:80 A M ..10:00 A M PM .. 0:00 P M f ABE ft CN IS. Will Carry Nothinif bnt Paasan (rora and Fast Frt ight. JAMES Q OD, Master. 0. R. & N. CO. i.T Time SCHEDULES a...,-. fu" fram Portland. ' Fast Bolt Lake, rwitvcr. Ft. Fast Mall Worth, Omaha.Kan- M.ll 8p. ui. sas City, St. Louis, raos-m. C'hloagu and East. Siwkano Walla Walla. Spokane, Snokau. Klycr Minn a poll a, st, rir S p. m. l-.ul, Diiliith, Mil- 10 0oa.ai. wnuk, Chicago a East. t p. m. Oc.sn ataamshlpa. 4 p. m. All salllnir dsia ub- Jorl to chaniro. For Han Francisco Sail HciiU-mlwr 1. ll, 10, -U, VI 7p.m. ToAlsska Sail Sc;. 17 8 l. m. Oolumbla Rlsar n m Ex.liuiHiay Sl.amsra. Kx.Biiuday Snturday To Astoria and Way lop, m. landings. a. m. Wlllamatt. Rlstr. 4 m m iKx.Buuday 0rKonOlty,Nclsjrir, Kx.suuda'y Suluui a Way laud'gs 7 am. Wlllamatt. and Vain. ..,, . TucMur. h...Rl..ra. and Sat. Oroioin City, Dayton, aud Krl, and Way-landlugs. Sam. Wlllam.it. Rlvar. no,, m Tuosihnr. Portland to Corvallls TuosTliur. and Mat. and Way-landings, aud aat. R,ParU Snak. Rlvar, I.r Uw'toa l:4lia. m. S tfia. m, dally .x- Bipaila to Lewlstou. d.llysx eeptSat. .opt Krl. W. H. HURLBERT, General Passenger Agent, PORTLAND . . . . , " OREUON flUCKLE BROS MANUFACTURERS OF Dimension Lumber, Flooring, Rustic, Sheath ing, Casings, and a complete stock of .very variety of ROUGH and DRESSED LUMBER STEAMER G. W. SHAVER DELL SHAVER, Maeter. afcSWarv.t.s.S ,.i r,-,. r ,- ,,, irnl-alrii. jnirti Tiio Only Direct lioute ...FROM.., Portland to Clatskanio Leaves To$A tZLZl'rb Thur' 4 o'clock. Will pass Osk Point about 7: Siella7: rnvo in rortlauil 1:00 a. m. The t Shaver Transportation Company. Friday evenings at Ralamatt:lfi: Ht. Ilf.l.,na cho chaugu time without notlca. rsrtay, and Sunday evenings at ttttllir. Miiltti,v. W,.,l,.lv ami lelja7:I6: Mayger 7:1i'BainlerS:lW; cuinpany ruseivea th. rlgu Ito ...STEAMER JOSEPH KELLOGG.... ALWAYS ON HAND AT THK OLD STAND, ST. HKLKNB, OB Leaves Kelso on Mondays, Wedneadaya and Fridays at 6 o'clock a. m. o : . 11,11 1 "' ' .ii.1fuj-i.jjja.jj-j- leaves Port land Tuesday, Thursday, and Hul iinliiys, at ( o'clock a. m. Portland and Kelso Route via Willamette Slough.,...