OREGON MIST.
. -ST-.. .
DAVID DAVIS. '
KuBxrlpttoa Haues.
One oooy one year ia advtto...MHHmM It
Otiecil-y mix mouths
tnn&-l. copy.......
Advertising rat wnede known upon application
COLOMBIA COUNTY DIRECTORY,
COBIITI OiriCEKS.
Jurtire ,
Clark
t hurl IT
Treasurer
Enpt. ol Schools.
AWMHSOr
Surveyor
Joseph B, Doan, Rainier
,..J. Q, Watts, St. Helens
.......J. N. Rice, Clatskanle
K. Rosa, Bt Helens
J. ll. copotnml, vvurwn
Martin White. Oulnov
Oeo. Hayes, Mayrer
..Dr. A. P. Mclvarcn. Rainier
Coroner.
. .(....... .P. A. Frakes. Soapooose
1,-ommiMicii.eni ...;.,;;t,.N. D. retenon. Mist
Tebruary 17, 1899,
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
"Jack P. Heokkst," who is now so
gaged ia the newspaper business at
Bainier, in answering an article ia The
Hist of two weeks ago, is not quite so
weighty in brain matters we had sup
posed him to be. In our article we
spoke of the Review management, but
"Jack" throws down the gauntlet and
rushes into print over his own signa
ture and single-handed, and we now
presume ourselves at liberty to deal
with "Jack," alone, and not the Re
view. In the first place, "Jack," you
aay it is your policy to be sure of any'
thine before you rush into print to con
demnjhencayour slowness to condemn
Sanforil, and just a little farther along
in your argument you say our attack
on Sanford reminds you of B coyote,
which waits until all danger is passed,
etc., and asks the question why did we
not tackle Sanford before he left here.
The reason we did not, "Jack," ia be
cause it "is our policy to find out the
truth before condemn." Sanford
left here so quickly, as soon as he got
out of the clutches of the law, that we
had'nl time to learn of his hellery un
til he was well away from here. We
did not even know for sure, until San
lord had gone, tiial be "did" you,
"Jack," for flOO or $150. You, per
haps, "Jack," didn't know it, either,
until he had gone, but you suspicioned
it, did you not, "Jackf If you will
inform ns how we might have found
those things out before they happened
you will greatly oblige us. In the sec
ond place, "Jack," your accusation of
cowardice on our part fulls a little fiat
when it is recalled to mind that we one
time dealt with Sanford through our
columns in such a way as to make it
quite unpleasant for him, and he awas
in the newspaper business at the same
time, yet he failed to defend himself
to the satisfaction of the public We
cite you to the issues of Thb Mist of
May 13 and 27, 1S93. That was when
Sanford was bombarding Wall street
with the Spanish fleet, last summer.
Do yon remember, "Jack!" Our at
tack on Sanford at that time- didn't
look much like cowardice, did it,
Jack?" Sanford didn't defend him
self with his paper, as one naturally
would suppose him to do, but he threat
ened all sorts of calamities for us, such
as shotguns, pistols, chained light
ning, etc., but do you remember of our
running, "Jack?" We observed your
policy to letter. We found oat we
were right before we went ahead. "Was
that righ t, "Jack ?" We are really sur
prised at you, after being "done up"
by Sanford for nearly f 150, to get out
and defend him aa hard as you know
bow, but may be you have heard,
"Jack," that Sanford was coming back,
and there may be a little tinge of "cow-
arddice" about your methods. Now,
''Jack," let us give you just a little bit
of advice. It was unnecessary for you
to rush into print over your own sig
nature, because we are familiar enough
with newspaper etiquette to suppose
you would father any article in your
paper, besides you would not have laid
yourself so wide open to criticism.
And further, when we are dealing with
you, individually, which your signa
ture to that ailicle gives us the privil
ege, we could go into detail and soy a
good deal, because well, you know,
"Jack." We have chapter after chap
ter of it laid away in the archives of
our sanctuary which we could use if
we were so disposed. You remember.
Now, "Jack," will you be good?
When a man becomes as thoroughly
besotted with falsehood as the editor
of the News R. H. Mitchell there i
no reason in him. Saturated with
misrepresentation, be levels his pop
gun of abuse at Tps Mist, in the last
issue of his paper, and now we pull the
trigger and the charge slaps Mitchell
in the face and brands him as a char
acter who does not possess even a
speaking acquaintance with the truth.
Of course, we would expect Mitchell
to do nothing less than defend Sanford
to the best of his ability. They both
are from Washington oounty, and this
county la certainly not benefitted iq
the least by the acquisition. . Mitchell
says Tata lust ia a tax-dodger because
Beegle & Davis gave in their Individ'
ual assessments. Let ua ask Mr. Mitch
ell if he ever was on a tax-roll in Co
lumbia county. His name does not
appear on either the 1897 or 1898 rolls.
And further. Who ia the New Pub
lishing Co.? There is no such firm or
company on the 1&97 or 1898 tax rolls.
We find the following on each of the
rolls above mentioned: "E. B. Mo-
Farland, nonresideut, printing press
used by Columbia Co. News." Who
it, or who was it ever in Columbia
county that constituted the News Pub
lishing Co.? Suoh a thing ia not on
the tax-roll. Was the Ux paid by the
News last year paid as company prop
Arty? If it was we failed to find it on
the tax-roll. And let ns say further,
(hat the tax on the plant of the News
was not paid until very late in Novem
ber last, and not then until Sheriff
Rice threatened to attach the plant
and sell it out parcel by parcel until
he had realised the amouut of the tax.
The Newa ia a martyr. It would break
its neck to save the taxpayers a few
cents. But if it has such great inter
est in the taxpayers why did it not pay
its Ux earlier in the year and thus
save the county the interest on $23.45
for several months. The Ux of The
Mist, while not that much, was paid
on March 16th, 1893. The News ux
was paid eight months later. "The
News received lest than $500 for print
ing a larger UX list tnsn that lor
which The Mist at one time received
$1200 and at another time $800," says
Mitchell. A more unreasonable lie
was never uttered. The first tax list
printed in this county for many years,
if not the first, was paid for on July
20th, 1892, and amounted to $800. The
next one printed in 1894, was paid for
on November 14th, 1894, and amounted
to $329.47. There was an $871 lie to
start with. The third tax list Thb
Mist printed was in 1895, snd was
paid for on November 14, . 1895, and
amounted to $217.45. So it will be
seen that we could yet print a coupl
more Ux lisU and yet be under the
amount claimed by Mitchell that The
Mist received for two Ux lists. Is
Mitchell a perverter of the truth? We
extend to Mitchell an invitation yes
we issue him a challenge to accom
pany ua on a research of the record
to disprove the etatercenU conUined
in this article. He will not accompany
us, because records reveal truths, and
Mitchel is not dealing in that com
modity. His stock in trade is to mis
represent. While, as Mitchell claims,
Th Mist is a tax-dodger, Mitchell
undoubtedly an adept aa a truth-dodger,
An revoir, Mitch.
ELECT ROAD SUPERVISORS.
Measure Passed Legislature Wnlch
la Apparently Good.
That sections 4081 and 4082 of Hill's An
notated Laws of Oregon be and the same
ars hereby amended so as to read as follows
Bee. 4081. Tbe several county courts
shall, as often as they deem necessary, bnt
not oftener than once in two years, divide
their respective counties, or any part there
of, intosuitableor convenient road districts
each of which shall be numbered, and cause
a brief description of theaama to be entered
on tbe county records. No road district
shall be so made as that It shall be partly In
one election precinct and partly in another,
bat each road district shall be so formed as
to lie wholly within one election precinct.
Provided, that all territory within any in
corporated town or city may be one road
district. Each county court, at the Jan-
nary term, 1900, thereof shall so arrange
the road districts in its county so as to con
form to tbe provisions of this section, and
at the January term of said court every two
years thereafter, and at no other time, make
snch change in road districts ss may be
deemed necessary, but no changes, either
in road districts or election precincts, shall
be made which shall interfere with the rel
ative arrangement thereof as provided in
this section. r"
Bee 4092. At the general election la 100
and every two years thereafter shall be
elected in each election precinct in this
state In which there is one or more road
districts, as provided in section 4081, a road
supervisor for each road district in snch
election precinct, who shall be a resident of
the road district for which he selected and
shall hold his office for two years, or until
bis successor shall bare been elected and
qualified. At such election every person
entitled to vote for precinct officers in a
given precinct shall be entitled to vote for
one road supervisor for one road supervisor
for each road district in snch precinct. Be
fore entering upon the discharge ef his
duties, each road supervisor shall take an
oath to faithfully discbarge tbe duties of
bis office, and when any person shall fail
or refuse to accept the office of road super
visor to which he shall have been elected,
he shall be fined in the sum of twenty-five
dollars, which fine shall be appropriated to
road purposes in the road district In which
sucb person shall have been elected. Bucb
fine shall be imposed and collected by any
justice of the peace in tbe county in which
such road district shall be located or by the
county court of such county ,and the amount
of said fine shall be turned over to th road
supervisor of the precinct in which it is to
be used. All vacancies in th office of road
supervisor shall be filled by the county court
at the next term thereof, after sucb vacancy
shall have occurred.
Dangers of the Grip.
The greatest dancer from La Orinna ia of
its resulting in pneumonia. If reasonable
care in need, however, and Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy taken, all danger will be
avoided. Among the ten of thousands who
have used this remedy for ia grippe we have
e w icai ll ui B ample uasa IlKVIIlg reeulieu
pneumonia wnicn snows conclusively
at this remedy is a certain preTentive of
at dangerous disease. It will cure la
grippe in less time than any other Ireat
meiit. It is pleasant and safe to take. For
sale by Or. hkiwiu Kots.drugglst.rJt.Heleus.
INQUIRY FROM OHIO.
Result of Wrlte-Cp tn New Year's
Oregonlan.
Mt. Orai, Ohio, January ft), tftflO.
David Davis, (Jt. Helens, Oregon. Dear
8ir rW bad sent us the Morning Oregon
Ian of Jauuary 16th, giving description of
Oregon by counties, and the description of
your county struck us very favorably ; In
fact the description of all were excellent.
We are dealers In Umber and have been
for years, and It seems from the description
of Oregon there is surely enough Umber to
last for years.
I have a few questions I would Ilk to ask
It not imposing too much on you. (Will en
close envelope and stamp for reply.) You
apeak about railroad land for sale, selling
at $2.60 per acre. Is th railroad land well
timbered, and what kinds, and how far
from railroad ? Is it mountain land or roll
ing, only? Could you tell us th expense
of logging from woods to railroad that is,
on this railroad land at 12.50 per acre and
what does timber bring at railroad sUUon;
different grades? How near 8t Helens
or any other town of any note could w buy
this $2 SO railroad land? Pleas gtre popu
lation of 8t Helens and manufacturing In
terests. Will yon please give ns the names
of some of your leading lumber manufac
turers In your tewn or oounty. Hoping you
may not consider this imposing too tuuoh
on you, w remain Yours truly,
Kiai.Ee 4 Kay.
One Prom Minnesota.
Faauns Fills, Minn., Feb. 13, 1899.
David Davis, St. Helens, Oregon. Dear
Sir: Through a friend of mine, I got hold
of tbe Morning Oregonlan of January 16th
wherein I read a letter from you describing
Columbia county. Yon say therein that
there is considerable vacant land there, sub
ject to entry under the homestead law.
Now, I should like to know what kind of
land this is heavy timbered or brush and
prarie. Ia irrigation necessary? How far
from school and market? This applies as
well to good land as railroad lands you
speak of in the same latter. Hew can a
poor man make a living for himself and
family while be gets a start on his land if
bs should take up some? There ar several
families in this neighborhood who would
locate out West If they only knew that they
could make a living for themselves and
families uutil it could be gotten out of
the land. Most of them have barely enough
to take them out there. They have also
homes here, but cannot sell at present
From the maps I se that Columbia
county must be between the Coast Bangr
mountain! and the Columbia river, north
from Portland. I am surprised that this
county has not been settled up before now,
unless tbe vacant lands are worthless, or
sucb that they cannot be cultivated without
great expense. How Is that! Which would
bs tbe best place to stop at if 1 should go
out there St. Helens, Ooble or Scsppoose?
Could I get work out there with some real
estate firm or in some store in which I have
bad some experience her? I believe if the
lands are fit for cultivation I could induce
a good number from her to go out there
and settle np tbe country. Good many
here are getting tired of four to six months
winter at from 18 to 40 below aero. If you
can possibly find time to answer all these
questions it would greatly oblige me, and it
may do so me good for your county.
Hoping to bear from you in the near fu
ture or as soon aa possible, I remain
Tours very truly,
Hxubt J. Colvih.
P. 8. I hav had eight years' experience
in county treasurer's and auditor's office,
if that could help me in securing employ
ment. H. J. C.
Another Front Dakota,.
Taaai, 8. D.. Feb. 9, 1809.
Mr. David Davis, St. Helens. Dear Sir:
bare been reading your description of
Columbia county in the Portland Oregon
lan, and I would like a little faformaUon
about buying railroad land. , Is it all tim
ber land or is there some of It open? Can
they work in the lumber woods in winter,
or does it rain too much. What wages is
paid in the woods and also In the sawmills?
I am thinking of buying a farm soma place
in Western Oregon the coming summer.
At present I am running a hoisting engine
and air compressor. Can yon put me in
communication with some real esUte agent
who has farms for sale?
Respectfully, Mot Swam.
Aa Honest Medicine for La Grippe.
Geo. W. Waitt, of South Oardlner, Me.,
says; "I bare bad the worst cough, cold,
chills and grippe and bare taken lots of
trash of no account but profit to the vendor.
Chamberlain 'a Cough Remedy is the only
thing tbat baa done any good whatever. I
hsve need one 60-cent bottle and tbe chills,
cold snd grip have ail left ma. I congratu
late the manufacturers of an honest med
icine.' For sale by Dr. Edwin Boss, drug
gist, St. Helens,
Don't Be a Knocker.
If your neighbor ia prosperous, let
him prosper. Don't grunt, growl or
grumble. Say a good word for him
nd let it go at that. Don't be a
knocker. : Your turn will come. No
one man is the whole show. If you
see tbe town is moving along nicely,
feel good about it. Help things along.
Shove a little. Push. Try and get
some of the benefit yourself. Don't
stand around like a chilly old cadaver.
Don't waste your time feeling sore be
cause some other fellow has a little
LnorthernJL
fLLU5TRATEf
CATALOGS
. PR EE
Buell
Lambcrson
. 180 fBONT ST
Portland. Oft
in
f GROWN Y.
fblonte Vista
DDT 17 T-D1717C Ws have a choice lot of one and two-year-old trees, such as Ben
llLLi lltliLDt Davis, Northern Spy, Baldwin, Bpitsenberg and Orsveustien, on
wuicn we quote very
WILLAMETTE PRONE.
One snd two
a prominent
Also Cherry Plum
more sand and aense than you have,
Do a little hustling yourself. Don't
be a knocker,
If you can aay a good word, say it
like a prince. If yon ar frill of bile
and disposed to say something mean,
keep your mouth shut. Don t be
knocker. No man ever made a dollar
knocking. No man ever helped him
self up permanently by knocking his
neighbors down. Give up a kind word.
Give it liberally. It wont cost you a
cent, and you may want one yourself
soma day. You may have thousands
today and next year be without the
price of a shave. So don't be a knocker.
You can't afford it. It won't pay.
There's nothing in it. If you want to
throw something at somebody, throw
cologne. Or rosea. Don't throw brick
bats. Or mud. Don't be a knocker.
If you must kick, go around behind
th barn and lake a good kick at your
self. For if you feel that way, yeu re
the man that needs kicking. Hut
whatever you do, don't be a knocker,
MANY A LOVER
Has turned with disgust from an otherwise
lovable girl with an offensive breath. Karl's
Clover Root Tea purines th breath by its
action on the bowels, etc., aa nothing else
ill, Bold for years on absolute guarantee.
Price So eta. and 60 cts.
Hold bv llr.Kdwin
wea, ii i tig
ry, Houlton.
Koss, druggist, Bt, Helens, aud N. A. Per-
REUBEN NOTES.
Bov. M. Burhngame, of Rainier, was in
town ou Tuesday.
Miss Maud Morris, of Portland, Is visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Utik this week.
Mrs. Sanford Butts, of Long Bach, Wash.,
la visiting her mother, Mrs . K. W. Fowler.
Ed. Butts, a member of the life-saying
crew at Fort uantiy, wasn., is visiiiiig
rrlenda at Wis piaue for a few days.
Th telephone crew began work on their
una at uoDie on weanesaay to ciosa in
gap between tbat place aud ttalnler, ,
Hugh Graham, and wife, of Anaconda,
were visiting Mrs. Graham's mother, Mrs,
E. W. Fowler, during the past week.
O. Zoller, whobonght the H. O. Brown
place, moved his household goods out there
trom roruaua on inurstuy ot laat wees.
Henry Woodham has rented his place
west of town to Mr. C Graff for the next
year. Mr. Wood ham and wife will mov to
Portland th last ot this month.
Emll Klossner and wife, of Portland,
came down with their household goods
Tuesdav on the Kellogg, and moved oat to
their new bouse just finished on th land
bought of Lawrence Arohibald.
Ibe school directors ot district No. SO met
last Friday and elected Misa Myrtle Powell
of Pittsburg, and Miss Lissie Welti to
teach the public schools during th coming
spring, ocuool wut oegin April o.
E. W. sad C. C. Fowler, who have a con
tract Irom H. B. Borthwick for cedar piling
ana teiegrapn poles, movea ineir camp
down to tbe George Merrill place laat week.
where they found a fin body of cedar to
wors on.
Albert Adams went to Portland laat week
and brought back a Ane large stove and a
nice set of household goods, and it ia whis
pered aiound tbat before long he will have
one of tbe fairest ladiea of Carioo valley to
uuce care ot me same (or mm.
ON EVERY BOTTLE
Of Shlloh'a Consumption Cur is this ruar
an tee: "Ail we ask of you is to nse two
thirds of tli contents of this bottle faith
fully, then if vou say vou are not benefited
return the bottle to your druggist and be
may refund tbe Drice Daid. Price 2ft eta. 60
eta ana si.uu csoia oy ur. Jtwiwin Hose,
druggist, St. Helens, Oregon, and N. A.
rerry, Houiion, Oregon.
The Daly school law passed the sen
ate on Wednesday. It fixe the Salary
of tbe school superintendent of Co
lumbia county at 550 yearly.
HOW 18 YOUR WIFE?
Haa she lost her beauty T If so. Consti
pation. Indigestion. Sick Headache are the
nncipai eauaea. Kan s rmver Koot lea
as cured theae ills for half a century.
Price 25 cts and SO cts. Money refunded if
results are not salisfatory. Bold by Dr. Ed
win Boas, druggist, 8k Helens, Oregon, and
N. A. Perry, Houlton, Oregon.
TELL YOUR SI8TER.
A Beautiful Complexion is an ininoaalbll-
ity without good pure blood, the sort that
only exist in connection with good diges
tion, a healthy liver and bowels Karl's
Clover Root tea acts directly on th bowels,
liver, and kidneys, keeping them in perfect
health. Price 25 cts and 50 cts. Bold by
Dr. Edwin Ross, druggist, St. Helens, Ore
got, aud N. A. Perry. Houlton, Oregon.
law has passed the legislature fix
ing tbe salary of the district attorney
oi mis district at fi.xnA) per year.
DO YOU KNOW
Consumption Is preventable? Science has
proven that, and also tbat neglect is sui
cidal. The worst cold or cough can be
cured with Sbiioh's Cough and Consump
tion Cure. Bold on a positive guarantee for
over flity years. Bold by Dr. JCdwin Ross,
aruggisi, et. zieiens, Oregon, ana I. A.
Perry, Houlton, Oregon.
YOU TRY IT.
If 8hiloh'e Coaeh and Consnmi.tlon Cure.
which is sold for tbe small price of 25 cts..
60 cts. and f 1.00, does not cure take tbe bot
tle back and we will refund your money,
Sold for over fifty years on this guarantee.
race a cts. and so cm. sold by Dr. Kdwin
x?r.. A t- a, ir ..! A u . t.
ry, Houlton.
WHAT 13 8H1LOH?
A grand old remedy for Couehs. Colds
and Consumption; used through the world
for half a century, baa cured innumerable
for half a century, baa cured Innumerable
cases ot incipient consumption and relieved
many in advanced stages. If vou are not
sansnea witn ttie results we wui reiuntl
your money. Price 26 cts. snd 60 cts. Bold
bv Dr. Edwin Ross, drundst. Ht. Helens.
auu x. . a. rerry, nouiuin
Nurseries
reasonable price.
- year - old trees. Cions were obtained from
fruit grower; were out from bearing trees
and Pear Trees.
(
A. HOLADAY, Scappoose, Oregon..'
O o-- un CMC V
sva w r 1
HOTEL
ST. HELENS, OREaON.
!, A, EENETT, Proprietor
-, . :-
Good Accommodations for Tran
sient Custom. Regular
Boarders at Reas
onable Prlvas.
fell Kept Livery Barn
For Oar of Horses. . jt
-THE-
CLOHWGCR WHimr, Pro.
. ' TBE FAstOOt ' '
GYRUS -NOBLE - WHISKEY
Besides other standard branda of
liquor, la kept always ou baud.
Card tables, pool table, and billiard
taul for the use oi patrons.
.'.St. Ilelene, Oreojoa.
KE. QUICK
Commissioner of
Deeds for Wash
ington. ......
G. WCOLE
.Votary Public.
PB0PRIBTOB3 OF
THORNE'S
Merical SystsmTitle Attracts.
Title Examined aad Perfected. Abstracts
Furnished. Assessmeula Kxamlned. Iu
snranc Written, laaea Paid and Convey
ancing. 8T, HELENS, OBEOOID.
ST. CHARLES
HOTEL
Front (Morrison Sts.. Mud
Under New Management
160 Rooms at 25 Cents to 60 Cents.
Suites 76 Cent to $1.00.
Elevator, Electric Lights and Bells,
and all Modern ConTeniances.
Free Bua Meats all float
and Traius.
Restaurant Ccniioctoil witu Hotel
O'eeon Telephone 289.
Columbia Telephone 27.
MUCKLE BROS.
-MANCFACTCEER8 0F-
Rough and Dressed Lumber
Dimension Lumber. Floorlns?. Rustle. Sheath
in, uuinn, ana a complete sloes of every
tmicvj ui tuinuer wpt un nana. v
AT THB OLD tfrAND, 8T. HELENS, OS
STEAMER LDRLINE
PORTLAND AND ASTORIA
Leaves Portland everr nlarht at ft o'clock
for Aatoria, (except Sunday.) Saturday
night at 10.
Returning, leaves Astoria at 6: 30 o'clock
every moming (except Monday.) Sun
day at e: W o'clock p. m.
OR. & N. GO.
8
S
Time SCHEDULES
B From Portland.
Fast Salt Lake, Denver. Ft.
Msll Worth, Om.na.Ksn-
Sp.m. ass City, Ht. Louis,
Chicago and East,
Spokane Walla Walla, Spokane,
Flyer Minneapolis, St.
3:20 p.m. Paul, tiulnth, Mil
waukee, Chicago
Jtast.
8 pm. Ocean St.am.hlps.
AU sailing date aub-
jeet to change.
For Han Francisco
Ball erery Ave days.
g p.ro. Columbia River
Ex.Sunday Steamer.
Saturday To Astoria and Way
10 p. m. leading.
Ss. m. Wlllam.rU River,
Ex.Bund'ay Oregon City, Newberg,
Salem Way-land'ga
V . tn Willamette and Yam-
ToesThar. '
and Sat. Oreson City, Dayton,
and Way-landings.
Sam. Willamette River.
Tuen. Thnr. Portland to Corvallis
and Sat. and Way-landings.
Lv. Rlparla Snake River.
1:45 a. m.
dally ex- Rlparla to Lewiston.
eept Sat
Aaaivs
raoa
Fait
Wall
;6p.m.
Bpokan
Flyer
S:80a,ni.
4 p.m.
4p.m.
Bx.Bundsy
4:S0p. m.
Ex. Sunday
8:90 p. m.
Hon. Wed.
and Frl.
4:80 o. m.
TuesThur.
and Sat.
Lv.Law'tce
B:oe.m.
daily ex
cept FrL
W. H. HURLBERT,
General Passenger Agent,
PORTLAND OKE0ON
r
.ST. HELEM3.
Odd
all
JAMES 11. SHELDON. rrprltor
Fresh Meats. Hams, Dacon, and Lard, etc.
Alwsvs kept on hand. Mr. Sheldon tells hams, bacon, and lard way
down. Special
Quautltlaa.
Main Street,
'vyv vyy y r'
ni a TOT A TTC
DR. J. E. HALL, Proprietor,
...
Ha fust rMrived a tarn asaortaMat
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DRUGS HESIIQilLJkO
Alio a new and seleet slock of drtige and patent medicines, fanev stationery, .shoal bnoas
and si-hool supplies, perfumery aud toilet arUcles, aud lu fact sveryihlug which is
usually kept at a orst-etas drug store.
Prescriptions Carefully Compomidcd
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For Sale by COLE & QUICK.
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ISO acres, with good hewed lo bona
loxM, 5 rooms baru and out house.!
small orchard; school of a mile: pott-oUti-.W
nille;Saerwi alearvd tiiileulll.
vated; C0,0tV teal of (ood yellow Itr tim
ber. Price down, baiaiic, Uuie.
40 aere near Dear Island, all fanned;
S aciv. cleared and cultivated: good
oreh.nl, house, barn and outhouse.
Ptloe now, H sown. ,
80 acres, 4 miles from Ht nel.tts, with
bulldiUHa small IruiU and some cleared
land. Hilton ereek runs through the
premise. Prlie sooo.
80 actM la township 1 north, rang I
West; good building and lwprov.uiuis,
near schoolhous aud poMomu. frlo
ecu.
100 acres V of a mile from Deer Island
station, on the Northern Farina rallroail,
tuo.OUO Nit ol saw timber. Llarvs summit
of etmlwood can be cut. Only )( a
mile haul. .
M0 aero of timber land In township 4
north, range west, frlc par acre.
For farther information call on or address:
,. C30JLJ3 QUIOK. '
Main Street, - St. Helens. Oresron
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STEAMER G.
DELL SHAVER, Master.
.'.4. 11
ohauge time without notice.
LpRVPS Po? '2' .' yeehlngtou street; Tuesday. Thursday, and Sunday evenings at S
IJMIVCO o'clock. Keturnln-LeavesClatkaiile, t de permitting, Monday. Wadnesrisv and
Friday evenings at 4 o'clock Will pass Oak Point about 7; Stella 7 :15.- Wu"r V " still d'r Wi
Kalama:15: St. Helens U:o. Arrlvaln Poi-tl.n.l i sn A, Th. ... Z.Jr Ll-it.' J
....STEAMER JOSEPH KELLOGG.
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Leave Kelso
on Mondays,
Wednesdays
and Fridays at
(o'clock a. m.
Portland and Kelso Routs
jl STORIA & COLUMBIA RIYER
all RAILROAD COMPANY.
WINTKK St'HkDllLK.
Rast bound
Daily
West bound
n 24
a. m. p. m.
16 8 10
80 8 26
10 00 8 66
10 26 W
10 66 9 60 '
11 18 10 12
U 42 10 86
t. m.
1216 ..1M0
Trains
p. m.
. m.
:oe
9:28
07
8:86
11 '20
11 00
10 49
10 18
arrive. Roulton. leave
uooie
.... Rainier
Maygers
...(Matskaule
... Westport
.... Cllton
. , . Knappa .......
8:16
63
28
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s as
7:40
7:28
7:00
leave.. Artoria,. arrive
Trains leave ANtorla for Hi,.m . iq a,7
..... p. . uoa, wiiiiiBcuons at Astoria for
liwaco, Chinook. Fort C'aiiby, Nehaleui, Till
amook, and Oarrlhaldi. '
Passengers for Astoria or way points mint flag
trains at Houlton. Trains will slop to let nas
sengsrs off at Houlton when coming from points
Oen. r'ass.'Agl.,
s . d, nay.,
St. Helens), Oregon.
AjtAAAsilia1AkAAAsaVi
RDTTP CTHPT:
THE
DRUG STORE t
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ISO acre. In Carieo valley, township I
north, ratire S west; good house, bars
and on-hard; $ r cleared andeulll
vated; good y.llow Or llii.lier that ran
be lowed Into Hilton creek, frlo 11UM,
one hall down. (
lnoacre. In townships north, rana.1
west; .11 leneed, 40 acres la cultivation,
hue fruit tree, la bearing. 100 acre, ar
slashed and seeded to psttore, whonl
hooMKlitiln mil", county road on
loroe sides, good biiildliiit, barn, out
nous, dryer, chicken yarn!, all farming
Implements, Including mower, hay rake,
plows cultivators, hay baler, atump ma
chine, only 4 mile, from county .eat,
l'i mile, trom two railroad nations.
Pilce tJft per acre for all, or will rtlrltl.
place In 10ir 'j0a-retra-n, hoi If divided
will sell only unimproved portion.
ten screa of timber land in rnwn.hlp4
north, ranges west. 1'iu-c I'i.o,
ISO acres of timber land In township 6
north, range tat. I'rlce IMS).
Timber land In towhlp4north. ranini
4 went, suitable lor ksglug. I'rlce III)
per aw.
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W. SHAVER
The Only Direct Route
...FROM... '
rortland to Clatslvanio
righ
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Shaver Transportation Company.
1rvm Port"
Thurftflfty, ami
ButuntHjri, l A
o'cliwk tv in.
via Willamette slough
White Collar Line
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THK OOLUMUIA HIVKK AND 1'tIOK.r HOlNO
NAVIGATION CO.
POHTLAKD-iSMRIA HOME.
...TELEPHONE...
Landing Foot of Aldor Hlreet, Portland.
Leaves Portland dally (exeunt sundny) at 7 A, Jf.
Landing Telephone dock, Astoria.
Leaves Astoria dally fexcent Sunday) 7 P. If.
Telephone Tickets flood on Steamer Potter.
Steamer rotter Ticket Good on Telephone.
Asioria. or,
U. fl. SCOTT, Pres.