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ST. HEIRM, OHK4HIN, ROT. 18.
America for American, "bong Maj
It wave O'er th Homo of the Free
and tbe L.nl of the Brave.
Strange thinga will happen, and one
will see all sort of big frame when
they haven't got a gun. Tbe follow
ing editorial appeared ia last week'
Bainier Beview, whoa editor are pop
nliats. ' The extract contain much
troth, and the sentiment displayed is
all the more striking when compared
with that of other popnlista, - whose
harrangae about the Hebrew senator
from Oregon would indicate that they
(the populists) would love their Jesus
to death if halt was not soon made:
"It gives os that tired feeling to hear
some papers constantly prating about Joe
Simon being a Jew, as if that vera a dis
qualification tor United State senator or
any other office. We believe the constitu
tion does not require a religions test, and
it is very poor taste, to say the least, to
harp on that one string. Joe 8imon is not
of onr political faith, bat it makes no dif
ference to us whether he be Jew, Pa pan or
Gentile, if he makes Oregon, a good sena
tor. There is one thing a boot the man that
we mast au aamire; tie nas atwaya oeen
successful. Nothing socceede like auocess."
The sentiment contained in the brief
extract just quoted does honor to him
who gave it utterance. It is an
indication of greater liberality than
we could have hoped to have seen dis
played. In the election of Mr. Simon,
a man who never apoligued for bis
Judaism any more than he would for
his Americanism, emphasizes the valu
able lesson that under our secular
form of government political prefer
ment is open to all citizens, regardless
of religious belief.
A La sob and more powerful Maine
will take the place of tbe one blown
np by the Spaniards in the harbor of
Havana. The next three battleships
to be built will be the Maine, Missouri
and Ohio. The first of these ships
will represent not only the old "Fine
Tree State"n the rolls of the navy,
but will keep alive the memory of the
dastardly work whioh precipitated the
Spanish war, and be a floating memo
rial of the martyrs who found their
death in the original ahip of that
name. A soon as tbe ship ia finished
she should be sent to Havana to fire a
salute over the wreck of her name
sake, which is the coffin of so many
of our brave soldiers. The Missouri
will represent on the waters the great
state of the "Middle Valley," and the
Ohio tbe great state which has supplied
to the country so many presidents and
statesman. X--Yt since the civil war
have Missouri "and Ohio been repre
sented among the fighting ships of the
navy. Now that their names are to
take tbe seas once more, tbey will be
borne by first-class battleships, sister
ships to the new Maine.
The careless disposal of the slops sod
debris about the home is one of the
most ruinous practice in vogue by
tne farmer and bis family. Impuri
ties about the home bring disease by
filling the sir with a billion microbes
or disease germs. All . impurities
should be emptied into a keg or barrel
that does not leak, and wheeled sway
and poured on the grass or into a hole
dug for the purpose and covered up,
snd not in the same place twice. Tbe
barrel or keg should be cleansed
weekly with carbolic acid sod lime.
Tbe emptying of slop at the kitchen
door or near the bouse give rise to an
odor not unlike that of pig-pen only
worse. This breed diseases such as ma
larial fever, etc., of which people die.
Cleanliness is next to Godliness. It is
next to hsalthf ulnesa, too. The prem
ises about the house can not be kept
too clean and free of slops, etc. Ver
min breeds disease very rapidly and
with awful result Kaep the home
and all the appurtenances clean and
pure, and then keep clean yourself.
Ths Welcome's predictions of last
week in regard to the elections, have,
in the main, proved true. While the
democrats have made gains ia con
gress, as is invariably the case in an
"off year," the republicans have held
their own well, and in certain quarters
have won a great victory. Tbe great
est landslide is in the- stats of Wash
ington, where fusion was defeated as
badly, or considering the great fusion
majority of two years ago, even worse
than the allied forces of free silver
were beaten last Jan in Oregon. Free
silver, though not yet quite dead, has
received another fatal wound, and will
breathe its last expiring breath in 1900.
Boossvelt' election makes him a pres
idential candidate in 1904, after re
election as governor of New York in
1W)1, and McKinley will have a walk
over in l'JOO.-Bunduy Weicome,(dem.)
Tuesday's election in Portland and
Multnomah county ia further evidence
of the truth of our statement last week
that populism has lost its job. Mr.
Josnplri, mo republican candidate to
si,Cw-J Joseph Simon in the state sen
was elected by a large majority
i rc3. The democratic candidate re
4.ivpil 19113 votes ia ths county, tbe
he A self goveruousot candidate 1069.
rm fiTiwnriM IVsHPOPfli
Ul tunuuuu iiuiiuini
The Oregon City Enterprise says
that Oretroa leads all the other stater
of the Union in 1898 with a wool clip
of ovor 2I,IXX),WU pounds.
There aie thousands of people who
do not know that a eixe in underwear
ia two inches, in a sock an inch, in a
collar half an inch, in shoe one-sixth
of an inch and in gloves a quarter of
an inch.
The clam on Clatsop beach are
playing out rapidly. At the present
rate of destruction, clam digging will
be one of tbe lost art in ths near fa
ture. There is some talk of artificial
nronaeation. It might be well to have
a close season on olams until the
stock ia replenished.
The resource of the great North
west are now being developed a never
before. Although only in the incipi
ency of our possibilities, we can hardly
get cars to send away our products of
the current year. What will it be
when our population and our produc
ing facilities bav been doubled.
President HcKioley has set Decem
ber 1 for the date of our taking pos-
eseioa of Cuba: the Spanish troop, to
evacuate by January 1, 1899. Blanco
claim that he cannot get transporta
tion to leave by that date; but if any
troops remain after that it will be on
ufferanoe and wholly subject to oar
occupancy.
Under the new Oregon fish law the
following licenses must be said : For
each drag seine, not exceeding five
hundred feet in length, 110; for each
additional foot in length the further
sum of 1 cent each ; each gill net, f 2.50 ;
for eaoh set net, $1 ; for each pound
net, trap or weir, f 15 ; for each scow
or fish wheel, 115; for eaoh stationary
fish wheel, 92a.
There is a good demand in Colfax,
Washington, for potatoes for Eastern
shipment, sod the price is strong at ft
per 100 pounds. This i the highest
price paid for a long time, and yields
a good profit to the farmer. The po
tato crop is light this year, both as to
yield and average, and there will not
be nearly as many offered for sale as
in furmer years.
The favorable condition of the West
ern and Southern farmers is shown by
the fact that only about 13,000,000
haa been borrowed from the money
centers of tbe East to enable the far
mers to move their fall crop. Ordi
narily over 130,000,000 has been bor
rowed for this purpose. Tbe explana
tion u given that tbe prosperous
season of last year haa left money in
their hands, and that tbey have not
experienced their usual need of cur
rency.
In speaking of poison in canned
goods the Popular Science Monthly
says hermetically sealed cao will not
germinate poison, but if allowed to
stand exposed to the atmosphere for
only a few minutes it is sufficient to
infuse tbe contents, whether meat or
fruit, with a deadly poison. After the11
can is opened never let the contents
stand in it, bnt always poor out in an
earthen dish. This is an old troth,
but the bad effect of not observing it
are frequent.
There are people in this country
who complain a boat their liberties
being curtailed, but how would they
ike to lire in Uermanyr .Not long
since a young girl in Berlin was im
prisoned two months tor "lese ma-
jeate", ber crime consisting of criti
cizing Emperor William's picture
exposed in a shop window. Another
17-year-old girl in Cologne was cent to
prison lor six month for tearing one
of hi majesty's picture from the wall
of her own room, which action was
witnessed by a second person who
made a complaint against her.
The stale is growing; the towns are
growing; the nation is growing.
Loosen your lungs and let the air rash
in. lie an expansionist prosperity
expansionist. Quit the fault finders
and join the upbuilders. Spread out
in generosity, liberality, in love for
your fellow man.' Purge yourself of
calamity, cleanse your soul of sus
picion. Look at your nation and ad
mire it, look at your state and admire
it, look at your town and admire it.
And then if yon still feel against tbe
republican party go to a doctor.
There is something organically wrong
with yon.
A committee f the Progressive As
sociation went out in the country to
view the county roads. After wan
dering around in the woods all day
they returned to the city, being un
able to find anything that resembled a
county road. And yet, Clatsop county
is spending f.AHXI a year on county
roads, and taxes sr fifty mill or five
per cent. It ia about time tbi wast
ing of publio funds was stopped.
Every chuck hols that is repaired
costs the taxpayer $100. ' But it is the
best that can be done under the pres
ent road laws. Astoria Herald.
A new republic ha just been formed
in Central America, The republics
of Nicaragua, Honduras and Salvador
have combined and ths combination
is to be known a the United State of
Central America. Tbe new republic
contains about 2,000,000 people and
has an area ot 11,000 square miles.
The president is to be sleeted every
four years, and his duties are similar
to those of the president of tbi coun
try. There will be two branches of
congress, a senate, and a house of
representative. The new country
tart out fair enough, but it will be a
surprise if it doe not have a revolu
tion inside of a year.
The Salem Sentinel raise a great
kick this week because so many of
Salem' people go to Portland to trade,.
Tbe same "kick" could be made at
most any town ia tbe state, but the
pace such "kicks" occupy in the
newspapers had better be given to
news item. People will not heed
them, snd although the advice to
trade at home should be as on
strictly in accord with boms interests,
still svery one baa a desire to trad
where they think they can do best for
themselves snd obtain ths best re
sults for tbeir money. It is time that
home merchants should have the
home trade, not only in one lino of
trade, but in all
When a man dies now-day the first
thing they ask is; "Whs he insured,
aud fur liow ii.Uv.1i Tha p&pura lllss
generally wind up tbe obituary notioe
with . Ilia amount ot Insurance.
Soon the obituary notices will read
something like Ibis: "Peter Jones
died and left a wife and two children.
Loss fully covered by insurance." Or,
if tbe deceased it not insured, it will
read about as follows; "John Smith
is dead. He leave a wife. Total loss ;
no insurance."
It i noticeable that the papers and
individual who were most opposed to
the" maintenance of the National
Guard and standing army in times of
peace, are the very ones who are now
raising the largest howl about the
hardships our soldier are suffering at
present. The truth of the matter is
that tbe suffering is largely due to the
unprepared state of our military, and
that eur volunteers are not accus
tomed to the hardships of war. - It is
very doubtful if our glorious navy had
been made up ot volunteers after the
opening of tbe war and they had not
keen equipped ' and trainee as tbey
were, that our arms on the sea would
have won the victories they did with
out hardship.
The new law enacted in a bill Intro
duced by Senator Kuykendall, of
Lane, make a radical change in the
qualification of voter at school elec
tions. Hereafter no one can vote at
any school election in any district who
was not assessed with $100 worth of
property on the last county assess
ment roD. There is no exonse or
cause for such a law to be enacted
Why a poor man haa not as much
judgment in regard to the education
of bis children as one a little more
fortunate in tbe possession of this
world s goods, no man can or would
even try to give a reason. Tbe mere
result of the law will not be so bad as
ths principal It is class legislation
There is nothing more distasteful to a
true American than the idea ot it.
Nw Postal Bnuta. The rural
postmaster will no donbt approve of
the following rules and post them in
a conspicuous place : "No letters will
be delivered until they have been re
ceived. If yon don't gst a letter or
paper on the day yon expect it, bav
the postmaster look through all the
boxes and dowa cellar also. If your
friend don t write, cuss tbe postmaster.
He is to blame. If be tell you -there
is no mail for yon, put on a grieved
expression and say, There ought to be
some.' He is probably hiding your
mail tor the pleasure of having you
call for it two or three times a day
Ask him to look again."
Oregon's Mines. Simultaneously
with the reports of extraordinary dis
coveries of gold in Alaska come
equally exoiting data concerning re
markable cuds of precious metal in
Oregon. Baker, Grant, Josephine,
Lane and . Douglas counties in this
state have contributed much to tbe
substantial mineral development of
Oregon during the past year, while
the world marvels at the truth a it is
.revealed concerning the productive
ness of the frigid north in th pre
cious stuff. Tbe practical miner will,
however, take his chance for fortune
in tbe mineral region of Oregon
rather than risk his life with the limit
of his means in the quest for riches
amid the pen! that must be encoun
tered under tbe brilliant Doreaus.
Obioiw or Peanuts. We don't
suppose there are many people who
know that toe peanut came to this
country with the first cargo of slaves
that were landed on onr snores. It is
a native of Africa and in its original
state as full of grease almost as a bit
of pork. Cultivation snd change of
soil have greatly reduced the oleagin
ous quality of tbe nut, although tbe
North Carolina variety has enough
grease yet to find a ready sale in
France, where it join it African an
cestor and cottonseed in (applying
not a little of the olive oil we find in
the restaurant aad family groceries.
Norfolk, Vs., ia the greatest poanut
center id the world, and handles an
nually 200,000 bags, or 8,000,000
bushels.
Milk Suoar. Here is something
that will surprise many dairy people.
Illinois is now supplying sugar from
milk. A queer looking factory is in
operation at Marengo, Indiana, with a
barbed wire fence stretched aronnd it
to keep out the curious. F. W. Pat
rick, who owns a large number of
creameries throughout the valley, is
the head ot the concern. Tbe cream
is separated from ths milk and
churned into butter. Tbe skimmed
product is curdled and then dried, after
which it is ground as fine as corn
meal and shipped away to the East,
where it i converted into a liquid and
used for glazing purpose The whey
left from tbe curd is tbe substance
from wbioh sugar is produced. It is
boiled down to a syrup, and boiled
until sugar of a dark brown color is
formed. It is then trucked to the re
finery, where it is sent through a se
cret process, after which it is as fins
snd light a aoy of the granulated
grades. Milk sugar is not destined to
compete with the best, because th
former i intended only for medical
purposes.
Fought Lies Demons. James Wil
son, Jake Graham and E. Smith were
ia a boat oil Memeluse point on Fri
day. Graham was tbe worse for drink
and continued to accuse Wilson of
wanting to leave him behind. A
wordy war went on between them for
soma time, and this angered Graham
and Wilson so much that it led to
blows. The men, standing np in th
boat, clinched, and in that position.
tumbled ont of tbe boat into ten feet
ot water. One would naturally sup
pose that this part of the performance
would cool tbeir aDgered passions, but
not so, however, for ths men attacked
each other in the water, like demons,
clinching, and chewing each other to
pieces. Smith saw that tbe men were
not only fighting, but drowning as
well, which it would not have taken
long to have done bad not assistance
been near. Smith polled the boat to
them and took hold of both men, keep
ing them from drowning, for it was
evident that they would soon succumb,
but even in this condition,' and while
Smith was holding their bead out of
water, they clinched and chewed each
eibor still. Th men were finally res
cued from the water, Graham's nose
and Wilson's thumb showing that
tncja Ksmbnrs had cone tnrorirrh the
chewing mill.- Tillamook Headlight.
Fonr Noisy Nnlaanocs Retired. v
New York Evening Sun.
Th flfty-slxth congress will be happy In
the absence of certain bore aud mounte
banks who for several years have obetruoted
business and brought tbs national legisla
ture Into disrepute. Neither William Yin
ceat Allan (imp.), nor David Turple(dero.),
will be returned to th senate. Allen is a
shallow demagogue and aa intolerable
nuiaanoe as a legislator, fie never uttered
an honest sentiment and be was as noisy
as a baas drum or a flh born. Turpi
was a niossback bourbon, and his speech
Hooded ths senate chamber like th burst
ing of a thousand dniua.
Jerry (Simpson and James Hamilton
Lewis, clown and mountebank, will not
vex the ear of the house and excite mur
derous yearning in th speaker of the
fifty-sixth congress. Jsrry will go back to
ths cracker barrel in the grocery stars at
Medicine Lodge, aud there he will probably
stay for ths rest of bis natural life. Lewis
differed from Simpson only In variety. He
was equally a down, but he was mors of a
bore than Jerry. When his mouthing
amused it was because hs took such fright
ful liberties with tbe English language.
Perhaps he was more of a demagogue than
81m peon superficially at least for Jsrry
had a saving sens of humor and knew
when to stop making an ass of himself.
He hsd a very good Idea of ths limit of bis
audience's patienoe. Not so Lewis. He
was as brasen aa a new drummer and as try
to th nerves as a crash ot crockei y.
TELL YOUR SISTER.
A Beautiful Complexion is sn impossibil
ity without good pur blood, the sort that
only exists in connection witn good (inges
tion, a healthy liver and bowels. Karl's
Clover Root tea acts directly on ths bowels.
liver, and kidneys, keeping them in perfect
health. Price ZS eta sad SO eta. Sold by
Or. Kdwin boss, druggist, BL Helens, Ore
gon, ana a. a. ferry, uouiton, uregon.
ON EVERY BOTTLE
Ot Sblloh's Consumption Care is this rear
antes: "'All we aoik of you is to us two-
miras oi toe contents or una Dome isitu
fully, then it you say yon are not benefited
return the bottle to yoor druggist and he
may refund ths price paid. Price 25 eta, 60
cts and si.w ooid by ur. &iwiu koss,
druggist, St. Helens, Oregon, and N. A.
Ferry, Hon! ton, Oregon.
Porraa. Near Hoolton, Tuesday, Novem
ber 15. 18S8, to the wife of d Potter, a
uaugoter. .
Ciotnran.-At 8cappoose, Thursday, Ko
yeniber 17, 18D8, to ths wire of Thomas
Cloninger, a son. Tom says ths boy is
targe enoagn to vote, ana asks all who
doubt it to call and see.
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HOULTON, OREGON.
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OX2I13.KFi&ls.
-HOTEL-
Mrs, 1L J. Scott, Proprietress
A strictly flrat-elaas honse- A home
for commercial travelers and the pubtlu.
Board and lodging at reasonable rates.
Horses Cared For.
BT. IIKIjENS. OltTCGOTST
PROFESSIONAL.
J. W. DAT
W. B. DILLABD
ATTORNEYS -AT-LA W
Office next floor to Courthouse,
ST. HELENS, OUKtiON,
Oeneral oraotice In courts of Oreiron or Waah-
Ington. Abstracts made directly from oouuty
records.
J-JB. J. K. HALL,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Clatakanie. Columbia county, Or.
G. W. COLE,.
ATTORNEY AND COCN8ELOR-AT-LAW,
ST. HELENS, OREGON.
Title Abstract Books. Notary Public. Commis
sioner of Deeds for Wasbtnfrton, and an exper
ienced collector in connection with office. .
J-jat. EDWIH EOBS,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
St. Helens, Oregon
H. a. CLIFF,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
St. Helens, Oregon.
GEORGE A. HALL,
ATTORNEY - AT - LAW.
Collections, forec)onroe, mechanics' telna, etc.
irepuiy prosecuting attorney, vuice
with T. i. Cleeton. -
St. Hklbks,
: Orboow.
STEAIIERJ'CAHBY"
Oommenelns Monday, October 10th,
the llwaeo Knllwny A Nsvlitatlon
Co.'a uamer "OaKDV" will nak
round trips between
RAirilllR POflTLAKO
Leaving Rainier at a. m. and Port
land at S p. in. dally (ioupt Sunday).
Vl aollnlt a ahara of tha Dublin MltrOlmHe.
and in return will nlve quick eervlce audeolaan
jour bu&uioja.
ooat. itv--ne nave come to nty ,uu n,i.
um s. ti . .
F.WHITU.Asaut.
IUPERIAL....
...SALOON
O. A. BRINN, Prop.
FINE: Wlllii: LIQOORS,
and Cigars.
PORTLAND, OBKOON
04 North Tblr Street.
Between Devi and Everett
George Is always pleased to aoe his old
Columbia county friends. When In ths
metropolis give hliu a oalL
BANQUET
SALOON
0L0NLNGER& C00PEK,
PBoraiKToRs,
Wine and Liquor
Card tables, pool table, billiard table and
Other devioes for th entertainment of pat
rons, where time can he pleasantly spent.
. . ( -
Besides other popular brands, are kept
constantly on band to supply th Increased
trade at this very popular saloon.
THS FAMOUS
CYRUS NOBLE WHISKY
IS Ik IT AT TH1 BANQUET,
DENTIST
J. A. REID
Has Located In St Helen Permanent!.
FULL SET TJCKTH. .
FILUNO
GOLD FILLINGS....,
J 50 to 18 09
SO lo 1 00
H 60 upwards
Cram M Erie fori a Sjccialty
3.60 TO no.00 aCft TOOTH.
The work that I have done In this community
or the paat Ave mouths ia my recommendation.
All work guaranteed satisfactory.
Office Neat Doer to Rosa' Dragster
ST. BXLIK8, I t I i OHEOOM
S STORIA & COLUMBIA RIYER
H RAILROAD COMPANY.
WINTER aCHCDCLB.
Kast bound
Ually
West bound
Trains
24
p. m.
M
8: 2o
07
:SS
S:U
7 a
7:28
7:00
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U 20
11 00
10 46
10 is
'arrive . Ronl toa . learel
t. m.
s iso
It 16
80
p. m.
7 60
10
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20
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dome
Rainier
Mayaere.
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.... Westport...,,..
Clifton
Kaappa
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10 36
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8 00
10 66
U 18
11 43
10 13
10S6
11 10
1 eave. .Astoria., arrive
p. m.
h 16
Trains leave Astoria for Heaslde at 12 20 p. m.
and 6 p. m. Boat connections at Astoria for
Ilwaeo, Chinook. Fort Cauhy, Kenahuc, Till
amook, and GerrlbaldL
Passenger for Astoria or way points mnst flsg
trains at Houllon. Trams will stop to let pas
senfrers off at Houllon when coming tram points
west of Oobie. jr. V. flars,
Oen. Pass. Agu, Astoria, Or,
mv wnv win imiwwwwm was wwessi
E.E. QUICK G. WCOLE
Commissioner of . Kotary Public .
Deeds for Wash
ington. .......
' COLE & QUICK,
PBOPfiliTORS OF
THORNE'S
Merica) System Jitls toads.
Titles Examined and Perfected. Abstracts
Furnished. Assessments Examined. In
surance Written. Taxes Paid and Convey
ancing. ST; IIEtiEnS, OREGON.
flUCKLE BROS
MANUFACTURERS OF
Dimension Lumber, Flooring, Bustle, Bheath
Ing, Casings, and a complete stock of svery
variety of .
ROUGH and DRESSED LUMBER
ALWAYS ON HAND
AT THE OLD STAND, BT. HELENS, OB
STAR -
-:- SALOON
W, W. BXAKESLBY, Prwp.
Fins Wines : and : Liquors.
Th Famous J. IT. CUTTER, MAGNOLIA
aud HONEY DEW Whiskey
always on hand
CELEBRATED HOP GOLD BEER
A large stock of
DOMErtTIC and KKY WERT
Cigars of the best grade always on hand.
Between the two hotel.
Maim St. - St. Helena), Ore.
irrr
Si Helens MEAT MARKET.
JAMES II. B1IELD0N, Prop.
All Kinds of Fresh f'eats,
'MSATS BY
Ms- A T SPECIAL
Main Btrwwt,
CLATCKANIE
DR. J. E. HALL, Proprietor,
Ha Jutft retlv4
vi rrwM
1 Drurs and
Also new and select aloek of drain and patent medicines, fancy stationery, anhonl bonis
and st hoid supplies, perfumery aud toilet articles, and in Itwt sverjr thing whluhla
usually kept at a nrst-oiaa drug store, ,
Prescriptions Carefully. Compounded ;
' AT THE
CLATSKAJIE DRUG STORE
? Groceries and
FLOUB, GRAIN, AND FEED. .TOBACCO AND
CHUBS, NOTIONS, ETC.
T. C. WATTS' STORE,
Eeuben, -
llli asftafi aslfciisjlfci Ssfc,saSsl s-Wal tsiwsaa-sftalJaSsVssI sjl,1sftwl
"The Perkins"
C. W. KN0WLE5, Manager.'
Mr. Snowies wss, (or many years, iioprietor of tbs 8t. Charles
hotel, and while there established a imputation as a hotel man.
He is now in a better position to entertain his friends tbn ever
before, and will welcome all bi old patron to his new place of
business, where can be found an up-to-date hotel. ,.
" Corner Fifth and Washington streets, PcrtlsnJ.
White Collar Line
THE COLUMBIA BIVEft AND PD0ET BOUND
HAVIOATION CO.
PORTLIKD-ASTOEIA EDDIE.
..TELEPHONE...
' Landing Foot of Alder Street; Portland.
Learea Portland daily (exoeptrlundayjat 7 A, VI,
Landing Telephone dock, Astoria.
Leaves Astoria daily (except Sunday) 7 P. M.
Telephone Tickets Good on Steamer Potter.
Steamer Potior Ticket Good on Telephone.
U. B. SCOTT, Pres.
FOR PORTLAND, DAILY,
STEAMER-
Young America
-VIA-
WILLAMETTE SLOUGH
LeavsBt. Helens.....
Arrive at Portland-..
Leave Portland
Arrive at Bt. Helen..
6:80 A M
10:00 A M
... 2:80 P M
,6:00 PM
FARE tft CENTS.
Will Carry Nothing bnt Passengers
and Fast Fright.
JAMES Gf OD, Master.
STEAMER G.
L . ..:..-,. J
DELL SHAVER, Master.
Leaves SSoeVetS T.u r, rit
Friday evenlnn at 4 o'eloVS T wYfiTiS TnfkCn"f"?ll"'."j,eJ""'BlUt,nlf- Monday, Wednisr, and
KalarJ. :Wi8t. Helen. SSi. ArrlvTfn0. ?b" Stella 7: 16 Marger V:rK.inl.M:il
enang time without notioe.
...STEAMER JOSEPH KELLOGG....
Leaves Kelso
on Monday,
Wednesdsys
and Fridays at
6 o'clock a. m.
fSaWJlfcC
.....Portland and Kelso Routs
Hams, Bacon, snd Lard,
WHOLKSALS-Wk
BATHS, m9
St. IlelMna, Orsgon,
DRUG STORE
far MortMBt
sna rur
Chemicals
1
If)
ft
8
Provisions
- - Oregon
sftwl 9 waasftt.aHfcLJiassSsii Swfcjsft wftw gftss ijssftst Jsftt I
Time SCHEDULES
From Portland.
DavABT
ros
Aaitva
rooM
Fast
Mall
Sp.nl,
Salt Laks, Denver. FL
Worth, Oai aha, Kan
sas City, tit. Louis,
Chisago and last.
Fsst
Hall
7:!aia.l
Simian
Flyer
2 p.m.
Walla Walla, Spokane,
Minneapolis, hi.
Paul, OuTuth, Mil
waukee, Chleago A
Xaat.
Bpokan
IC:ia.sj.
p.1
Ocean Steamship.
AU sailing dates sub
ject to ehause.
For Han Franrboe
Ball November
4p. ss.
Tp. m.
To Alaska-.
841 Kept 17
tp. as.
Is. m.
Es.Buoday
Baturdar
top. m.
' Columbia Rhwr
; ' Steamers, "
To Astoria and Way
landiug. ' 4 s. sa.
XxjJimday
. St.
Ex.rlu.nday
. Willamette River,
Oregon City. Kewherg,
Salem A wa-land'gs
4:110 p. m.
Ex.Buodey
7 a. m.
Toos.Thur,
and Hat,
Willamette and Yam.
- hill River.
OrriroD City, Dayton,
aud Way-Undiuga,
SO p.m.
Mon. Wed.
andPri.
a m.
Tuea. Thnr.
and Sat,
Willamette River.
Portland lo CarvaUl
snd Wsy-landinga,
4 Wo m.
TuesTlinr.
and Sa.
Lt. Rlparla
1:46 a. in.
daily x
sept Sat,
Snak River,
KlpariatoLswIstoB.
Lv.Iew'loa
ft:4na.m.
sIIt ex.
osplFrt,
yr. H. HURLBEBT,
Oeneral PasMngtr Agent,
POBTLAND .. . OBE00M
W. SHAVER
The Only Direct Eonto
...FROM...
' Portiand.to Qatskanie
m company reserve m nan n
01M.C0.
Shaver Transportation Company.
Leaves Port
land Tudr,
Thursday, and
,m Sato Mays, at 4
o'clock a, m.
via Villair.stta Slssgh....,'
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