fiOW AITRT Thbrb are two Chilian women. I oaw iUrted ..(loa for th. Ir d
U Vll ill lljlil, . ... . . , I unlimited coinage of (II onloiit t tli good
t-.U.. ., , i 1 OIl mUtt tjl lltWIV Wuitiiw. lvf l0Lt-
,sl, i ut;uivi KiDi moBNiNM nd faithful, eaoh to her sphere. One S.187.M2 resolution denouncing th borrt-
attends con ventions, tunic missionary bl cilni ol 863, tb onlonires oisrcheo: into
addresses, manages aocieiios, and col- ldy o h Pl of tbelr rhsroah. end
tli Instance of tti estbuge should b r
-1)T-
DAVIO DAVIS.
SIEAUE "CA1IBY"
leal vt amount of money for church
ud missionary enterprise She think peled and tlx btcatallle standard restored. fJA! HIEf!
Oonimeneine Vonday, October 10th,
the llwaeo Katlwav A Navlsatli.a
Co.'s steamer "CABlf" wilt lust.
found trips between
OREGON
SHkocrtptlaH Kales.
!"f ?r,nu,.1 "dv'uotr ni1 (ho U doing crest work tor God and Rom Buiikat. listened to them patiently
hiimanilv hint Im Ii noL I know iwweu . -urea no w
,i. . .l 'i,!,.- I WMUffW w or inoniunt jiui a wa in 1111
.l,lu,r wu1o.,H. u wl.do buain. myselt to aoni Mtnf.
PCiaTLAfiD
Advertising rat -vtierte known upon application
Leaving Rainier at a. m. and Port'
jana
COLOMBIA COUNTY D I HECTOR Y.
county otriceRS,
When tb ratio of ixtea to on was
among the delegate to religion con-1 adopted, that wa tb tru ratio of cat and
veutions. nor see an account of an able onion. Now, owing to a great Increase in
paper that she ha read bofore Mme 'Mny of onion, th ratio ta tUU ty to
Jnmh rwaii. R.tnler .... . on, aii powsnui a i am i cannot mess
,;-y.o. Watt. M. Helens reugKme way tne impie "on w,ion worth mor than their market uiue.
that she hasn't read any paper ; bntxh present itaodard stays. A tor yon, 0
I have met her many time by the foolish onlonitest your leader shall fd
sickbed of the poor and destitute, sit- tb sacred crocodile. Tb rest of you will
land at p. m. dully (uacepl Sunday).
W solicit a shar of the nubile patrons,
and in return will alv quu-k service ami a cleau
boat, g ban enme to stay and want
aavs.aa .
r. SMITH, Agent.
ruur buaiuets.
Jmljro. ......
1:1..,-
HIseriiT J- N- Rico. Clatkanle
Treaauror.. Boas. St. Helens
Bui, ol Schools I. It. Oopeland, Warreo
Auneiwor Mftrtin White, Qiilnoj'
dnmsyor l.5- Hayes, MnyKer
Vorouor Pr. A. V. McLaren, Bamier
, . m i ,..P. A, Frakea, St!oiH.e
Coniinissliets N. 1. IMIeiwd, Mist
ST. MKLENH. BfcOON, CT. 14.
aaJ
ting up with the aick who have, no
friend?, night after night, and out o!
her tlonder mean providing food for
the hungry, medicine for the atck.
clothing for half-naked children. No
one except her pastor knows anything
of iU She fa doing great work for
God and for Immunity. The two
women reveal the difference between
foreign miaaionary work and honest
home missionary work. Which of the
return to yoar farm and hnsUa. I bays
remarked." Thus ended the first and only
currency aeitatloB in Egypt. , v
ROAD TAX IN COIN.
Annrioa for Americana. "Iiong May
It wave O'er ttiei Home of the Free
end the Iind of the Brave."
Tb following petition iscireulatingamong
the taxpapers of Washington county, and
is self explanatory!
The county court for Washington county :
The undersigned taxpayer of road dis
trict No, Washington ceunty, Oiegon,
recognizing the need of Improved roads in
this county, and further recognizinc that
.... i i
two women li engaged in the moat th greatest and best results are produced
noble workf by the payment of th road tax in money
I instead of in labor, petition your honorable
A bill introduced in the boose of I body to cans the payment of the road tax
representatives by Marsh, of Washing- be mad in money as provided in sub
ton county, to establish the boundar- dM,i?a "tion 0' Uw of 0e
. ., . , . . .fl gon, found on pate 61 of the session law of
" - .""- uos; ,nd that you cause to be entered at
cance to tii oeoDle of Uoiuoitiia l ih nt .n.i 1.1 t.. t, th. ..
jbistouuubu. u 1 connlv. inasmuch a twentv reside nU I county and school Durrxwoa. th foUowini
commission by tne icgiaiature is one of thi, coun.T baTa .Sffoed a petition order, towit
of the wisest and most commendable K. tIinip i,nrt. " And it further appearj that It U forth
act of tWy. The railed com-linto Washiogton The
siiiwwn '"" lie in the extreme eonthwestern iwr-1 i,.r.he . l.ii ,lnnn .r-h n.r r
isreeanu sxiureo u. ut "F"1""' tion of the county and are particnlarly able property in th county a tax of 1
rendering no valuable service to the I ,i(W.riKpt amtinna ? J i 5 and (t "illls, which said tax shall be ool.ected with
people; aiscnarging, m one tunction of tovmAAn 3 north, ranee 4 we.t. and
mat ol drawing tneir salaries, mo ..:, i , , i j.,nd , to,.,in .--"Z '.
only matter for regret is that the com- 3 norlh natl9 5 wei, Bnd ,xtendinl. k, kel)t u a tenant fund to be known a.
mission was not abolished long ago, or e0T mile- ai0 he nortB bmindarv the road fund, and shall be used for the
that it was ever created. The saving of Washington county The Unda lie V0 ot out.openlng. making, and
to the state wHl be several thousand L.i,.w0v.i.w. ... I repairing county roads, and building and
am it voi ..". . T.. ----- rep.irtag bridge.
idiviue and are neaviiv i moerea. Most AnH in Hnt. Knnn .inMin. -m
01 the resideots there have just ac- aver pray," etc
quired title to the lands. The peti- Thii petition is prepared and circulated
tinners are Henry H. Kirby, William ,,. If! , .T'TaV I
" " I WillaW aAl-aaa4 aW ,tf I miA At lluJ IPssm
Eoberts, T. M. McDonald, K. L. Simp- company and is accompanied by the fol-
soa, r. j. a. una, J. wermter, wm. I towing circular letter prepared and signed
Webster, T. Keeley, W. W. Marsh, W. by lum
S. Jordan, J. A. Fineout, E. Heiniren. P'"hr Hth, 1898.-To the taxpayers
a oi.:jij- ej.Lt.ii!.. r I of Washington county:
noyer, cone van Beex, jonn ttoes, roads, and how much it add to the value
Frank Keefe, Jerry Maloy, Geo. M. of all farm property, it seem to me that the
Holt. This proceeding is onlv a repe- tlme ha now arrived for all to Join in a d-
tition of former altera ots to reduce the rmined eitort to get beUer roada In our
f r.l,t,: , a l0000- With the experience of Uultno-
' Mu I mah enimtt tn wrAAm m Ih. n..
doubtedly will meet with the same de-j simple. Prior to 1890 the road were in
E.E. QUICK G.W.COLE
Cmnmlaslonerof I . HotaryPublio
vewis lur waen I
ingtoo. ...... I
COLE & QUICK,
FKOPRlITORg OP
THORNFS
KnmsriCul Systejjitls Alstracts.
Titles examined and Perfected. Abstracts
Fiunianed, Aaaesameuts Maniineo. in.
sunuwe WriUau. Taxes raid and Convey'
ancing.
MT. RBLBRS, OBES3WN.
m
1XP0SITI011
OPKKS I!t
miM, SEPTEMBER 22,
cLOnies
October 22 1898
Th fin and Greatest Exposition Krer
Ueld in tn Monnwest
Horticultural and Agricultural
Products of Oreson nd Washington will
be diaplaved in wonderful profusion, m
olutling mors varieties than ver b
for gathered toitetlier in oue.
exniuib.
Goli,Silyeraai Bronze Meflals win lis
Mairveleisislr Kleh hsmIsmbi freaa
Vair Ualt, silver sxatev
Bomietl's Hcsowticd Military Baa4
lias been nsasd for ths season.
Astounding Aerial rests and Aorobatlo
reriormanoe.
Very low Bate on all Railroads,
Admbsiou: AdulUxSCls, Childrsn 10 Cts.
A STOMA & COLUMBIA RIYER
11 RAILROAD COMPANY.
WINTKI SCHKBrLB.
I boond
Daily
.West bound
p. m.
:07
S:
S:1S
:
7:
7.-0C
i5L
U 20
11 on
10 w
10 18
AS
M
00
00
Trains
arrlv.Honlton.lve
Uoble
.... Rainier.......
.... Maygem
...Clatakani
... Weatport..
.... Clifton
.... Knappa .
Icar.. Astoria, .arrive
S M
IS
SO
10 00
10 25
10 M
11 18
U 43
p. m.
12 IS
24
p. m.
I M
S 10
S
SM
ao
M
10 12
ID SS
11 10
Trains leave Astoria for Seaside at 13 30 p. m.
and i p. m. Boat connections at Aatorta for
llwaeo. Chinook. Fort Canbr. N.ualain. Till
amook, and uwrfbaldl.
Thi depredations of the Minnesota
Indiana are sncb as to bring upon
them the greatest calamity and severe
torture at the hands of the govern
meut, The excuses of the Indians are
whimsical and without the least merit,
and the provocation for snch dastardly
atrocities has no foundation. The
treacherous cusses should.be absolutely
exterminated. The government of the
United Slates is and baa been alto
gether too lenient iu their dealings
with those treacherous snd bloodthirsty
reds, and it is time now they were
taught a
forget.
Paasenters "or Astoria or way points nnst flag
At.,Asioris,Or.
HAGKOLIA,... 9.
5 ...SALOON
G. A. BRINN, Pno.
RNE: WINE.?: UQUORS,
and Cigars.
PORTLAND. OREGON
MS Front Street, Near Alder.
Oeorre ts always pleased to see his old
Columbia eonnty (rtenda. When in the
metropolis glvs nun a oau.
in
SLHgLENS MEAT MARKET.
JAMES If. BHELUON.l'itop,
All Kinds of Fresh Keats, Hams, Bacon, snd tsrd.
r UK ATS Bi WHOLES AL8-s
t- A T smiAl KATKS ,
Main Street.
Bt. ITeletnsv, Oreiton.''
J i ii, li PC
ui ' l l l A. 1 ;l ll l I, i J i v I . (
'ft I I IX I M I n. I I IV I II T i l I i 1 N
' DR. J. E. HALL, Proprietor,
Ha lust reetlvad a Isre aisottawat
l I re.h snd Pur
Drugs and Chemicals
Also a new and select stock of rlrnirs and patent me1t'lne, fancy slatlnnery. srhnot hnnss
and si'IuhiI auppliea, iwrdnuery ami tnlltil arllulvt, aua lu lt vertiilug wiilvliti
usually kept l a lirstolas drag ator.
Prescriptions, Carefully Compoiintlei!
j..u ii AT THE
CLATSKANIE DRUG STORE
C832SaSSSSJ232aSSSSSSc3f?3
1
trains at Houlton. Trains will stop to let pas
aenjrera off at Houlton when oonilng from points
wsetofOoble.
uen. i'
V. ltlay.
- . . , . . , .... .
lesson tbev would not anon ul "acce 1081 naenuea prev-
ions atiempia.
similar condition to our own. Cumtneoo
ing in 1891 road taxes were made payable
in cash, the leriea having been as follow:
In mi. 2 mills; 1892, 2 mills; 1895, 1 mill;
1884. 2 mills; 1805, 1 mills; 1898, 1.2 mills;
1897, 1 mills; an average of JLS6 mills or I
but 0X18 of a mill more than is being called
AatoHd the many other advantage I Obbgok is now to be congratulated
It would be to tbe county to be free I upon having two senators at lat. The
from debt, or nearly so, at least, is the I torn in the tide of senatorial affairs
fact that instead of expending 13000 at Salem last week in some respects for in our county now under tbe work sys-
or fiOOO annually for interest, that was much of a surprise, in other re-1- resuita nav been much greater
. . .... v ..I.. . . .. I than tbe most saniraina had honad foe.
amount or money couia oe expended specie oniy wnst was connaentiy ex- - lsno th. . , ..L , J".
on the roads to splendid advantages peeled. It has long been a well-known t0ck Quarries, six sruvel idta Uiraa mrk
The amount expended by the oounty fact that Mr. Simon did not choose crusher, two heavy Iron rollers, and four
on roads and bridges during tbe last that Mr. Corbett should be elected sen- road-grading machine. There ha been
year is 12213, besides the amounts paid I ator ; directly the reverse, that Mr. I comPeiei miles of macadam snd
li.,j nnnn an! lh. .... ttnn .L.,1J L:,1f L .,A " " uuiuuer ol Uls
..uuuu. , ...... ...u.u m chjvkiu. a. Irflrtroada. tha antira h..k, .kki
of work done by individuals at $ 1.60 is a position to which Senator 8imon and ditched, bills hav bean cat down and
per day and the property road tax. If has aspired many years, and his sue- boles filled. This has all been don at prac-
road tax was payable in cash to the cess creates admiration for him for his ticaI1J th ,ama cost to the taxpsyer a
tax-collector and the amount of an- I persistent effort in his own behalf.
nual interest applied on tbe road, it I One thing, if nothing more, can be aaid
would be a matter of but few years nn- for Senator Simon he is a gold stand
til the highways would be in prime lard advocate without equivocation And
tuinditmn. 1 1 Via r.-i l; .LfltiA. :n
.mv .(.v. vm wis omiivu la iHjCUtcu t mi . . ... . . ...
l .l . . . . . .. I iueuemo-popniist platforms of th time
throughout the StAt With 8 diversity , loaded with comnlalnt ...in.t MU o
oi expressions, ic puts to an end tbe bonds to rat? money for support of the
bickerings, hair-pullinga and hard 8Pnih war. They say it was unnecessary;
feelings engendered through this cause ,D,t.fre"1,,lpower to create tbt
I mnanV H sa e a m m suuJaiJ .J a i-. a t
fh.tt.,. I1 :l . j 1. I in. uia saue m
DOYOD
KNOW THE NEWS
9-
BANQUET
cai nrM r
0L0NINGER& C00PEB,
arisxrissrayasy ay p ay ty at ayt iy1Vc1SrrS V V V V W ayrayay stiyay
Groceries and Provisions.....
PL0UK, GEAIN, AND FEED. TOBACCO AND
CIGAES, NOTIONS, ETC.
T. C. WATTS' STORE,
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Reuben, - . . . Oregon 3
a affc atV aar aar A afsi aal A afW.afa sfttV)jaVjaV4sVfai afV afla afaLsf hafkkjaVafkJI
You can bar It all tor
Per... C An "Per
EOQtHUUU
Id The Krenlne Telegram, of Portland.
Oreaoo. It ia the largeat eveuliia news
paiwr publianed In Oregon; It contains
all tbe news of tbe state and of the na
tion. Try II for a month. A sample copy
.Utl.BWlHWIHIUn. Awimi
THE TELEQRAH,
Portland, Oregoa.
PBOPBIXTOB8.
Wine and Liquor
uara tames, pool table. Dtiiiara uoi and
I other devices for tli entertainment of pat
ron, where time can be pleasantly spent.
Besideg other popular brand, are kept I
I constantly on band to supply tbe increased I
i trau at wis yery popular saioon.
y TB FAMOUS -
CYRUS NOBLE WHISKY
,18 XKPT AT TJII BAsTdDBT.
"The Perkins"
C. VV. KNOWLES, Manager.
Mr. Knowles was, for many year, proprietor of the St. Charlce
hotel, and while there established a reputation as a hotel man.
He is now in a bettor position to entertain bis friends than ever
before, and will welcome all his old patrons to hia new place of
business, where can be found an up-to-date Itutul.
Corner Fifth and Washington streets, Portland.
DENTIST-
J. A. REID
Ha Located In at. Helen Psrmansntly.
I under the old system.
Will yon uot join in th effort to hare I
thi tried for a year in oar county T
MAGICAL POWERS.
FULL SET TEETH 17 M to 110 00
FILLING M lo 1100
wlv iiLunw si ou upwara
Crown and BridB fort a Spscialty I
3.B0 TO 0.00 CI TOOTH.
- Parties manifesting greater or less
interest in the matter of better roads
in this oounty have exerted themselves
to the extent of elioiting some aid from
Portland merchants to improve the
road leading from this city into tbe
Nehalem valley .. Tbe Oregmian,ome
time since, suggested that Portland
merchants might well afford to assist
in this matter, and we believe it bad
its good effect. A willingness might
profitable be manifest by our own peo
The work that I haea dnna In thla Aomtnnnltt
or the psat Ave months Is my recommendation. I
All work guaranteed satisfactory.
bonds wa a schema to lavor plntocracr.
nut u government, through congress, bs
sole to call into being all th money it needs,
why bother and oppress tb people with
Office Next Door to Rose' Drugstore
ST. HELEN8, : t S ! OBEOON
nigh rent asunder the
republican party ot Oregon ; but not
withstanding this fact there is no use
denying that Mr. Simon will mote
thi. state a live and useful member in W.hy ,bould tbtn, D t8xe ' )
the senate. A thorough parliment.r- ZLT c.H of .1 ZTllZ."
ian, an able lawyer, an indefatigable and overturning of government that bay
and tireless worker, none is calculated occurred in human history. Th despotic
to do us more efficient service than he ; OTWnlu'"- ltfa ot rciing th magic NH "
-vrw v vivauux (UUI4CJ IUf pnilCW lO
White Collar Line
-MONEY'S WORTH-
EVERY TIME AT
DOLMAN'S STORE.
T. HELENS, OREQON.
Mr. Dolman always keeps a full stock
of Ueneral sferchandtae. which be sells
at prices uiet ueiy compsuuoa.
s --e-a.i '-r .r..--;. 1 ; t
I THE COLUMBIA RIVER AND PUGET BOUND
NAVIGATION CO.
THC ' '
, HOTEL
A strictly ".rat-class hona. A bom
for commercial travelers and the public.
Board and lodgtns at reasonable rates.
ma tn taxa th initiative in this varv
' ... . " . T " .A if t,- .t,.n . .l ,j. l- I""1 creaung money for prince to
commendable undertaking, and eipee- r" i" MUander.cho rather to roh ihatwinf PROKEHhionai..
" I wwtaiffA 1st Hia. ..,4,1,.,..., J. L. I . . I "w "I .
be treated with " J"'"v ses- their hard-earned subsistence, and se drove
OREGON
Private Boarding
....HOUSE.,..
Mrs. M. J. Scott, Proprietress
8T. HELENS, OREGON.
Frirat board and raoma. Tran.l.n
trade and reaular boardeia aollnlUrl. (i.p.
, . . . . -1
utaeu w uurses oi country sojourners.
NEXT TO MA8ONI0 HALL.
FOETLiND'ASTORIA EOliTE.
...TELEPHONE...
fnrltn. Pnnt At At Sm.i t,,....j
Leaves Portland dally (Acepleuu'da) )at7 A, M.
f.anrfln Telmthnn. Aw,fc a b..i
Leaves Astoria dally (except Sunday) 7 P. If.
Telephone Ticket! flood on Steamer Poller,
suuuner Potter Tickets Oood on Tciepbous.
V. B. 8C0TT, Pres.
iallv should the matter 1
t,.i" y. l .u.. lL . Ision that elected him -labor to allav I their nnhaDnv snlilecta tn tn.inn
- f.l n..t ... ..J I i Fmia lh. MP Ml tlm l.n.l. V... I I W. DAT
ery near future there will be one or p''w uarmouy in v...-.t..u.wn
matter, and in tbe event of such action
it is to be hoped that we, who are the
motit interested in this affair, will re
spond quickly and freely to any call.
W. B. DILLABD
i . m. . ... - - i ibaci iruiri LiAtfir DMjriiii. sinn inar. mn r t
K:,T::,L:ll..!?fiA.PLh',!Mlmr, b,.n l attorneys -at-law I
u.u. buciu unit iu uie pr-1 on uown to onr own um.
But now w hav a new revelation. Con-
! sooal and official acts. In this light
Thb Mist congratulates our new sen- Teu 10 wear money instead of borrow-
. ' ... " . '. ator on hta election. n,t tv t 1 a 'l or raising it oy taxation, w are to
vre nave oeen assurea mat prominent . 7 7. hav the miracle of something out of noth-
busiuess men in Portland are expect- ture 00 dl8P"ne of that troublesome ing. Thi,, indeed, has been attempted at
, 1.:. j I uiavtnr,
tu tnj U4i, aula uuiiaiuvr aula ruau
matter and contribute to its success.
Office next door lo Courthouse
8T. HELENS. OREGON.
SIXTEEN TO OUR IN EGYPT.
Thb semi-annual statement of the
financial condition of Columbia county,
which appeared in this pa per last week,
presents a very satisfactory condition
of affairs to the taxpayers. Taken in
connection with the proceeding state
ment issued ou April 1st, the October
statement shows a reduotion in tbe
county's indebtedness of $31,186.74.
On October 1st, 1S97, the indebtedness
of the oounty was 944,597.27, and on
April let, 1S93, the liabilities were 60
463.79. At the present time the county
Is responsible for the payment of but
$31,186.74 of outstanding warrants,
including the interest accrued thereon,
estimated to be $3,000. While the
statement shows the iudebtedness of
the county at present to be less than it
was on the first of April by $29,277.05,
yet we believe the proper way to cal
culate the reduction is tbe difference
between the liabilities of October 1897
end the liabilities of October 1898,
which shows adifference of $13,610.53.
This is a splendid showing for one
year, mid future promises greater and
piore rapid reduction.
almost every stage of human history; so
war ts nothing new under tb sun. But it
seems no more likely to succeed now than
in former times.
i no ancient Egyptians nad a currency
Kf, .rl m anil nntn.. U.. .1. . . 1 I I
IT. w . "ulcn how i. Pm..(
""JWJM ,:T . P0" w b tw eM'dreo who are suMeet to
pie. as mare was soma difficulty in stor- attacks of crouo. Whenever an al.t.Alr I.
ing i no cats, ana to onions were liable to coming on my wife gives tbem Chamber
iiwi. ilnnlitin. n.i,. j Iain's Couch Itemed v snd alwavs nreveni.
of papru. .trip. rePr.tlng; certain &r&&SV3Z!Si$
u umber of cats and onion at a ratio of six- run out of, it would not do to be without
teen one. Thi wa a true double-standard Chamberlain's cough Remedy. More of It
General nraetlea In (vmrt. if firturnn nr w..h. I
Intiton. Abstracts
IvWIUK
J-ja. J. E. BALL,
PHYSiniAN AND SUEQEON.
Clatskaule, Columbia county, Or.
G. W. COLE,
ATTORNEY AND COUN8ELOB-AT-LAW,
ST. HELENS, OBEOON.
Qet Value Received
EVERY TIME AT
N. A. Perry's
HOULTON, OREGON.
FOR PORTLAND, DAILY.
-STEAMER-
Young America
o, a a n. co.
-VIA-
WILLAMETTE SLOUGH
Leave 6L Helntis
Arrive at Portland..,
Leave Portland
Arrive at bt. Helens.
. 0:80. A M
.10:00 A M
. 2:80 1' M
. (1:00 P M
t-AUB 18 C'UJy'l a.
is sold here than all the other coua-b niedi-
ninea comoinea. j. M. Hickle. of Nickle
Bros., merchaota. Nlr.ltln.illa. P. nv.. .1.
l n. j : . ' 1
j wti J.UWU) auii, uruggist.
OA. 0 S O Tl 3C A. -
Bsh th y-Thl Hind Von Itm AImn BrtsM
Bigassu
af
Kind Vo Haw Alwuyi
system, and li believed to hav been the
origin of modern paper currency.
For a time tbe cat-onion money circulated
at par, but th historian, Fraque Hur, rec-
cords that about 958 B. C. a serious diffi
culty arose. New colonies had been etitab-
lis hed In the region of th Upper Nile, and
th savage Nubians had been taught the
arts of agriculture. Tb rich black toil of
tbe valley which they inhabited was espec
ially suited to tbe growth of onions, and tbe
production of those perfumed bplb was
soon enormously increased. Meanwhile the
eat crop bad only crown in the naual ratio.
and the result was that demand for sacred Tfefl t.foi Yfi!l H.1T1 If'Wf P
animals In th. new colonies at least thirty Mu lM M '"'. 1
onions would be given for on cat. Thi
brought tb paprus currency into disfavor,
and the ruling Pharoah, Bam Bunksns III,
issued a royal order thuical sbould bathe
sole standard of value, and that onions
should be issued only to the extent that
they should pe kept at par with the "ciiter-
a'anlera .' aa the null of truhi w..
This did uot suit the oniou growers, who at I
CASTOR I A
Tot InltviU and CMMren
Title Atatrurt Bonk, ytntmrv PiihHrt rnmmla. I
tnuner m imeti lor waunuiKton, and ttnexpr-
icuv7u wufitjvwvg Alt WUHWUUU W1UI OUJUej,
J-JB. EDWIN BOSH,
PHYSICIAN AND SUEQEON.
St. Helens, Oregon
H. B. CLIFF,
PHYSICIAN AND SUEGEON.
Bt Helens, Oregon. I
STAR
SALOON
W. W. BLAKEILEY," Prep.
Fins Wines : and : Liquors.
The Famous J. H. CUTTER, MAGNOLIA
uu in... r. i nr. n vvntsaey
-always on band
CELEBRATED HOP GOLD BEER
A large stock of
DOMKKTIC and ICKV WIW
Cigars of th best grade always ou hand.
. . ' Between the two hotels.
Malsi Bt. - St. Helena. Ore.
Will Curry Nothing bnt Passenger
I an A Wmt l?e:l.a
eaau aV w A ll lE II Ii
JAMES G 0D, Master.
Time SCHEDULES
Prom Portland.
f aat gait Lakt, Denver. Ft ' Faat
Mall Worth, Oitmha.Kan- Mall
ip.m. ans City, hi. Louis, 7:a)a.m.
Cbloaso and East,
Bpokan Walla Wal la, Opoksne, Bpoksn
Vlyer Win nea nol Is, W. Flyer
2 p.m. Paul, Dululh, Nil- 10.toa.ia.
waiikee, Chicago i
East,.
u Ocean tlaamahlpa. .
All sailing dates sub- P- '
J't I" Chang.
For Man Francisco
BaliOetolwr
2, ft, B, 11. 14. 17, 20, 23,
as, a).
7p.tn. ToAlsaka
Kail bept. 17 OV-m.
S p. ro, Columbia River 4pm
Bx.Bumtuy ateamere. Bxiiinday
I Bnturduy To Astoria and Way
10 p. m. lauding.
a.m. WlllamoM River. . .
Ex.buuday Oregon City, Kewborg, Kx.oUI",vay
Huluui A Way-land g
7 a. m. Wlllamett and Vam. , m
Tiietxhar. hHIRIyers. ?PCl
snd eat. Oreirnn City, Dayton, and Pel.
and Way-landing.
111 . t
8a.m. Willamette River. i-non m '
Tue,Thur. Portland to Cnrvallls T.iehHl.u'r.
and Kat, aud Way-Jaudliigs, and dat.
Lv.Hllwri nk River. Lv.Imw'Iob
IMna. m, ft.jri m
5.?.",yuJ" "Iparla to Lcwlstou, daily ex-'
osptBitt. ceptrrl.
W. H. HURLBERT,
Ocncrnl Passenger Agent,
l'OHTLAN'D
OHKOON
STEAMER G. W. SHAVER
DELL SHAVER, Master.
The Only Direct Route
Friday .y.iK0,atV.lU"
Kalama:16i St. it.i.n. a.M . r7 r.",n?""'it 7; ate a:U
Ohanae time itl.V,.. ;, r' romana l.m a, m. T
FROM,,,
Portland to Clatskanio
loilHV. WfUiliayilnv avi.I
4MVirr 7 'Jfi. lt.it. ,ti. u,w
U uompttny nivthrIgli'to
Beara the
Signature of
0fiJEES?rT8.3C9.
Basis a TisB Kaui Yoa Haw Alwavs Bcuirtt
GEORGE A. HALL,
ATTORNEY - AT - LAW.
Collections, foreoloanres, mechanics' leins, etc.
Aepuiy proaeinuiua: aiurney. ouice
wwi a. 4. neeiou.
St. Hki.kns, s ' :
Shaver Transportation Company.
HUCKLE BROS
MANUPAOTURERB OP
Plmension Lumbar. Flnorlritf. Rnie ak...L I ,
OBBOOM. Variety of ' " "very WJ.
OASVOrtZA.
Bears tii lln Kind Vi)B Haw Always toM
variety of "
ROUGH and DRESSED LUMBER
ALWAYS ON HAND
AT TUB OLD STAND, BT. UJCLttNS, OB
Weiinead.v.
and Fridays at
S o'olock a, m.
ai I IT' ''1'''iVilfsl-
Txtarnn Port
lftnfl Tutjftl.iy, -ThiiwlHy,
and
Baturtiityu, nt fl
oViuok a m.
.Portland and Kelso Rcuta via Willamette Slourh