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About The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913 | View Entire Issue (April 7, 1899)
Oil EG ON MIST. IMI'GD GVKUT. fBIDAY nOKNINO Bwbsr.rlptlsi Ilat. One copy on year In advanc-... 0u); six iiiouthB.-.w ...... ft so . to .. mugi eupr .... Advertising rat "'msiis known upon application COLOMBIA COUNTY DIRECTORY. COUNTY Ot'FICKHS. Judo Clerk Blieritr Treasurer 8upt.of School!.. AwHor..,.. Surveyor Coroner ,. Joseph B. Dow, Rainier J. ti. Willi, at. Helens J. N. Him, Clatskaiile E. Horn, St. Helens ,. .....I. H. Copeland, Warren ...,,,Mrtln While, Qolncy Ueo. HTt, Mavvror ..Dr. A. F. McLaren. Rainier P. A. Frakes. noaniiodae Commissioner ,.,.,..-!. . Peterson, MiM April 7, 1899. OFFICIAL COUNTY . PAPER. Ir the investigation continue much longer It can never be said that the roast of beef tu not well done. Gutbiuii Corn's tent show will be the first on to take the road thia ma eon, and therefore the first to come to grief. . ' Ir Columbia county orchardists would raise more winter applet of good ship ping yariety they could always find a market for the product. IiOooeno camps and wood camps in Columbia county continue to employ aombers of men. In fact work is plen tiful for all who really seek it. As experiment with a new kind of gun-powder resulted in wrecking a lab- ratory belonging to the French govern merit. Of course the new explosive is i . success. CaLlFOBiru's new law requiring news paper communications to be signed by the writer is a good thing. At last "Old Subscriber" is to be unmasked, and "Pro Bono Publico" made to disclose his real Ir existing circumstances can be de pended apon as indicating anything, prosperity has struck Columbia county. Ask the sheriff how tax collections com pare thia year with those of previous years since he bas been the collector. Thi question of why W. J, Bryan united with the Presbyterian rather than (he Baptist or Christian church, has been qnite freely debated. May be it . was because he was unwilling to -rink from public gase long enough to be im mersed. Hxu is a puzzle picture: William J. Bryan is in favor of free silver and ap posed to expansion. Pick Croker is op posed to free silver and is favor of ex pansion. Grover Cleveland is opposed to both expansion and free silver. Find the democrat. Thc letter we published last week from the state treasurer to the county treasurer acknowledging the receipt of the state tax in full was a real neat compliment and a pretty tribute to our county's ability to liquidate its debts. It meant all it said. It conveyed no hidden meaning: Columbia county is , enjoying prosperity. Tux season of the year is approaching when all sorts of fake peddlers and bunco teerers will be broadcast throughout the land. Our people are now sufficiently educated so they should no longer trust itinerants going through the country taking orders and receiving money in advance. A person who is so credulous deserves being bilked once in a while as a lesson. ' ITlukt s ShtlefcT A grand old remedy for Coughs, Colds And Consumption; used through the world for half a century ; has cured in numerable cases of incipient consump tion and relieved many in advanced stages. If you are not satisfied with the results we will refund your money. Price 25 els. and 60 cts. Sold by Dr. Edwin Boss, druggist, St. Helens, and N. A. Perry, Houlton. DuriUnt Has turned with disgust from an other wise lovable girl with an offensive breath. Karl's Clover Boot Tea purifies the breath by its action on the bowels, etc., aui nothing else will. Sold for years on absolute guarantee. Price 26 cts. and 60 cts. Sold by Dr. Edwin Boss, drug gist, St. Helens, and N.A.Perry, Houlton. Rheumatism Cured. My wife has used Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rheumatism with great relief, and I can recommend it as a splendid liniment for rheumatism and other house - hold use for which we have found it val auble. W. J. Cuylib, Bed Creek, N. Y. Mr. Cuyler is one of the leading mer chants of this village and one of the most prominent men in this vicinity. W. G. Phiffih, Editor Bed Creek Herald. For sale by Dr. Edwin Boss, druggist. ' Inai HHtiH, Croup is the terror of thousands of young mothers because its outbreak is so agonizing and frequently fatal. 8hi loh's Cough and Consumption Cure acts ik.aaairic in ases of Croup. It has neve boon known to fail. The worst cases relieved immediately. Price 25 cts., JSO cts. and IV. Sold by Dr. Edwin Boss, dmfrcist, Bt. Helens, and H, A. Perry, Houlton. Try It. If BViloVs Cssek and Consumption Cure, which is sold for the small price of 26 ct 0 cts. and f 1, does not cure, take tiie bottle hack and we will refund your money. Sold for over fifty years n this jrcarsntee. Price 25 eta. and 60 rtm. fold by 0r. Edwin Boss, druggist, fit. fMatts, and N- A, Perry, Houlton. f " '"' W CLa FEOU ALL OYER TEE COUNTY WEEK'S HAPPENINGS NOTED s BY OUR WRITERS. HOULTON NOTES. . Mrs. Ilenshaw visited Porland Mon day last. Uev. Philbrook went to Srappoose Monday, W. P. Tucker is carrying the Vernonia mail at present. Mr. Gilson has the first coat of paint on nis new notei. N. F. Baker, of Warren, is working on tne new cnurcn at tms piace. Captain Henderson and wife were fortiana visitors Monday morning. Mr. INeireider, of Indiana, is visiting nere witn wm. j, oimw wis wees. A number of our people attended the Easter services at fci. Helens last Sun day evening. Tuck Slavens, of Warren, was in our town a few minutes last Sunday on nit way to St. ueiens. Clay Clark lest Thursday morning of last week for Hammond, this state, wnere ue naa a position. TIT Ml U.DnW ln. fM Bl... Alaska, was visiting with Al and Bud Henshaw a tew days this week. J. E. Guild, of Columbia City, started to work on the section at this place on Thursday morning of last week. BACHELOR FLATS. John Morris was in St. Helens Friday. Mr. Sterna was in Houlton Saturday, G. Hegele waa a Warren visitor Satur day. Farmers are making preparations for planting. H. Bennett and wife were in 8t. Hel ena Saturday. . B. F. Pope waa a St. Helens visitor on Thursday of last week. Mrs. S. Salser and son spent Saturday and Sunday in Bt. Helens. Messrs. John and Al Baker spent two days in roruana last weex. , D. H. Pope and wife and daughter were Bt. Helens visitors Tuesday. B. F. Pope and wife spent last Sunday with K. n. isaiieyana wue, at xanxton, B. F. Pope and son have lust finished grubbing about an acre on the Quick place. Mr. S. Fuller ton, who has had two paralytic strokes thia winter, is recov ering. School commenced at thia place two weeks ago with Miss Netta Charlton as instructor. -.- 8. Salser has succeeded in Betting about an acre of oats and grass sown be tween showers. J. Hegele, who has been on the sick list for the past two weeks, is so he can be around again. D. J. Switier waa in thia vicinity last week looking tor cedar umber suitable for poles and bolts. Services were conducted at the school house Sunday at 11 a. m. by Bev. Phil- brook, lie will be witn us again in two weeks. . Mr. James Morris went to Portland Thursday of last week, accompanied by S. Salser, where he waa joined Friday by his wife from Oklohoma. All re turned to wis place Sunday. B. F. Pope and wife were passengers on the afternoon boat Tuesday for Port land, where they will spend a few days witn tneir daughter and her busoand, Mr. jamea Brown, at suo Main street. VERNONIA VARIETIES. Mrs. Buby Beaaeman was the guest of MissDessie vvueon Saturday. Again we are looking forward to the forthcoming of good weather. The G. A. B. post at thia place have decided to hold memorial exercises on memorial day. F. A. Zillgitt'a son,: from California, paid him a visit last week, and heartily eujoytxi ui visit. Wm. Pringle arrived from Clatekanie witn a load of merchandise for bis fath er's store Saturday. Reuben Ward has made some decided improvements around his property, which he lately purchased of Jaa. Van. F. L. Adams is having some great im provements done on his ranch, east of town, in the shape of some heavy grub- Ding. Tell Soule went over the mountain Wednesday to Forest Grove to meet his sister, who will teach the Braunaport school. Wm. Wilson passed throueh this citv Friday en route for Mist, accompanied by his eldest daughter, who is employed to wield the birch at that place. With thia issue we bid the readers of Thb Mist a final goodbye. We turn the pleasant employment of gathering news to more able and competent hands. Au revoir. Next Sundav will be Bev. A. E. MveiV last appointment. He will preach at Beaver in the morning-, at Keasev in the afternoon, and in the evening at Ver nonia. J. E. Dow contemplates building a large barn in the near future. The farm ers have come to the conclusion that more barn room is needed to accommo date the coming year's crop. The Vernonia Literary Club will meet next Tuesday at the home of Mr. O. Halmsten. The club is at present dis cussing the late Spanish war. Dr. Hat- neid is president. Lotrgers and school teachers remind us of the birds of passage. When SDrintr comes they fly abroad. Among the last to leave tne valley lor logging camps this week were Messrs. F. L. Wilson, Gust Halt, Ulrie Erickson and Cbas. Peterson. REUBEN NOTES. Dr. H. B. Cliff was in Goble Wednes day. Win Seffert. of Deer Island, was in town Tuesday evening. R. R. Foster, ir.. of Portland, came down 8unday to visit his mother. Miss Maud Morris, of Portland, is visit ing Mr. and Mrs. D. Link this week. A. Nichols moved his familv down from Portland to Mooresville Tuesday. Mrs. Sarah Dibblee.of Rainier, viaited last week with Mr. and Mrs. T.C. Watts. Mrs. John Lindsay visited friends in Beaver valley Thursday and Friday of last week. H. B. Borthwick received four btrora horses on the Kellogg Tuesday for which - he paid IU00. ' The same horses could nave oeen puremwea six monius ago lor 2oO. David Zaner, of Eugene, Oregon, is visiting his son-in-law, Frank Walter, this week. Miss Lena Bishop, who has been liv ing in Portland, returned home Satur day on ths Kellogg. James McNaughton and wif,of Moores ville, visited Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Watts. G. C. Jaquleh, James McNaughton and T. C. Watts went to St. Helens Saturday evening to attend Maaomo lodge. II. B. ftorthwlck, G. C. Jaquish and H. M. Fowler were passengers for As toria Wednesday on tne Astoria train, Jay Archibald received a lot of tiling from Portland Tuesday night on the Shaver which will be used on his fath er's place. C. E. Maklnster, M. D. Link, Abe Neer and G. W. Farr, of Neer City, were in town having some notary work doue by C. V. watt last Wednesday. C. H. Trescott, manager of ths Tres cott Packing Company of Goble, is hav ing a new building erected this week. When finished he will use it for his pri vate office. Three men and a diver were at work on lh. hanm Wiuhinirtrtn on WminHMiav. Tn 1-.. v.. ;.!, Thaw will make their report to the underwriters at San u rancisoo. The following members of the River view Whist Club made the highest and the smallest scores during the month of March: Mrs. tienry stenuian, i. C. Watts, 210; Mies Minnie Bucber.133; Harry Olson, 131. The Bed Men's grand batt at Goble last Tuesday evening waa one of the most pleasant social events ever given at that place, and the large crowd pres ent all enjoyed tnemseives. ine tuea Men are royal entertainers. School began in district No. 20 last Monday. Mibs Myrtle Powell is teach ing in the Reuben schoolhouse, while Miss Wattle bos charge of the Moores ville school. The district is so large the directors concluded to have two teachers. PROM KEASEV. A letter received by Mrs. W. B. Dere- berrv brought the sad news of the death of her aged mother. A dance at the Keasey schoolhouse on Wednesday evening was enjoyed by vounar and old. lanre and small, and the dogs did not give notion of their home coming until a o-ciocx a. m. Ed Webster met with the loss of his best horse one night last week. Ed was absent in Portland. Nothing unusual was noticed about the horse the night before, but in the morning it lay dead in the stall. Card of Thanks. I take this means of thanklns kind friends and neighbors who so willingly and tenderly offered their assistance during the sickness and death of my wife. 11. wbst, scappooee. Circuit Court. Judge McBride convened court here last Saturday in adjourned session, and disposed of the following business: Mate vs. coggs; order lor publication. M. Beandrv vs. A. A. Everett : order for sheriff to issue deed on foreclosure. M. Pierter vs. E. C. Stanwood ; dis missed. Sick He4acha, The curse of overworked womanhood, are quickly and surely cured by Karl's Clover Koot lea, the great blood punner and tissue builder. Money refunded if not satisfactory. Pi ice 26 cts. and 60 cts. Sold by Dr. Edwin Ross, druggist. St. Helens, and N. A. ferry, Houlton. Administrator's Notice. In th Couutv Court of ths Btata of Oreton. for the County of Colombia. in tne mailer oi me emu Of uaeaaa i umt fgnout, deceased. NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVES THAT THE nnderstameil wan. br order of thaCountr Conrt of the Slate of Oregon, for the Connt jr of Columbia, made and entered on the Slt day of March, 1899, duly appointed the admlniatrator of the estate of Odessa L. Lonslgnont, deceased. ah persons holding eiaima against tne said es tale are hereby notified, to aresent the same to me, with proper vouchers, at the office of J. P. aavanaagn, rooms bo ana ao, Mc&ay ouuains;. In the Citv of Portland. Oregon, within six months from the flrst publication of this no tice, April 7to, lew, uatea April 7tn. mw. it. Lf. UVSfllAU, Administrator of the estate of Odessa L. Lous. lgnont, deceased. s7m5 Notice for Publication. LAUD Orncg at Oaaaoif Ciry, Ob., March 37th. ISM. NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVBS THAT THE following-named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof In support of bis claim, and that said proof will be made lie fore the Countr Clerk of Columbia Conntr. at St. Helens, Oregon, on May 1Mb, WM, vi: ANDREW KENOW8KI, Homestead entrr 9167. for the southeast W of section 32, townships north, ranges west. He names the following witnesses to prove his con tinuous residence upon, and cultivation of said land, viz: William C. Adam, Gerbart Morback, Julius Flneter and Valenti Giinleckl, all of Val ley. Oregon. CHA8. . MOORE8. m31m!2 Register. Notice for Publication. La an Omcs at Oaaooa Citv, Ob., March 27th. 1(W9. NOTICE 18 HEREBT GIVEN THAT THE following-named settler has filed notice of his Intention to make filial proof In support of his claim, and that said proof will be made be fore the County Clerk of Columbia County, at St. Helens, Oregon, on May 13th, ISM, ris: GERHART MORBACK, Homestead entrr ties, for the northeast Ki of section 32, township & north, range I west. He names the following witnesses to prove his con tinuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, vis: Andrew Kenowskl, William C.Adam, John Hildebrand and Frank Giinleckl, all of Valley. Oregon. CHAH. B. MOORKH. mUm!2 Register. 1 X gJk ILLUSTRATED", tfORftlERfe w; sKltVB 1 t 111 mi boa" if . ISO rROnr 5T PORTLAND. OR. GROWT1 B U J Portland, m in LEGAL NOTICES. Notice of Final Settlement. THE tWnKRSIGNKD, ADMINISTRATOR Of the estate l Charles Ati.ttn, ..!, has filed his Dual account as such administrator, In the County Court of the Stale of Oregon, for Co lumbia Couutv, and said Court has appointed Tuesday, Mur'Und, lf'.v, at the hour of ioo'cluok a. m. for heariug said account and objeutlous which may be made thereto. JAMK8 LAIM.AW, Administrator Of the estate ut Charlos Austin, deceased. nV44a21 Notice of Final Settlement. THE UNDERSIGNED, ADMINISTRATOR OF the estate of Matthew Rued, deceased, has tiled bis final account as such administrator la the County Court of the Slate of Oregon, for Co lumbia County, and said Court has appointed Tuesday, May 2nd, lsve, at the hour of 10 o'clock . m., for hearing aula account and objections whloh may be made thereto. JAMES LAIDLAW, Administrator of ths estate of Matthew Reed, deceased. m'Jtfi'Jl Administrator's Notice. NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE umlerslgnod has been duly appointed by the County Court of Columbia County, Oregon, administrator of the estate of Charles J. Parr, deceased, and has qualified as such. All per sons having claims against said estate are here by required to present the same, with r.roper vouchers, lo me, at the othce of Cole & Ijiilok, In 81. Helens, Oregon, within sl mouths from the date hereof. Uated at 81. Helens, Oregon, March 31st, lKlaK UKO. W. FARR, Administrator of the estate of Charles J. Farr, deceased. maiaai Notice for Pnblication. La no omel at Osgood Citv, Ob.. February 27lh, 189. NOTICB 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THB following-named settler has filed notice of his Intention to make final proof In support of his claim, and that said proof will be made be fore ihe County Clerk of Columbia county, at St. Helena, Oregou, on April 18th, HUM, VU: FRANK SOBIE8KI, Homestead entry 8t. for the S of the neVJ, and e't of nwU of section 97. township ft north, range 3 west. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence apon and cul tivation of said laud, via: Ignats Siutvk, T. A. Sireda. Stephen Lam pa and William Karth, all of Valley, Oregon. Chas. B. MooRia, maaM Register. Snmmons by Publication. Ia the Circuit Court of the 8 tat of Oregon, for Columbia Connty. CHAaun 8. CkATia, piainttff, vs J Lima CaArsa, defendant. ) To Lena Crater, the above-named defendant: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON: You are hereby required lo appear and an swer the complaint filed against you In Ihe above-entitled suit on or before Ihe 11th day of May, 1899. and If you fall so to answer, for want thereof Ihe plaintltr will apply to the Court for the relief demanded In the complaint, which is for a degree of divorce against you upon the ground of desertion and that his property con sisting of lots fifteen and sixteen, block one hundred and twenty five, and lots tweniy-two snd twenty-three, block one hundred and tweu-ty-three, all tnChanlin's Addition to the City of La Grande, I'nlon County, Oregon, be freed from any claim of defendant. This sammons is published by order of T. A. McBride, Judge of the above emitted Court, duly made and entered In the above-entitled cause, dated March 2uth, IHW. and said order re quires this summons to be published once a week for six successive weeks, in Ths Okkoun Mist once each week, the first publication being Mareh 24tb, 1WS. K1LLIN MORKLANO. Attorneys for Plaintiff. Summons by Publication. In the Circuit Court of the Slate ef Oregon, for Columbia County. Cos a K. Gorr, plaintiff. vs. LxsLit Gorr, defendant, J To Leslie Golf, the said defendant: IN THB NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON roe are hereby notified that the plaintiff herein has filed a complaint against you in the above-entitled Court, and vou are hereby re quired to apiear and answer said complaint on or before tne last aay oi tne tune prescrioeo oy the order of publication hereof, to-wlt: Oo or before the 12th day of May, 1X99. Yoo are further notified thai II you fall to appear and answer the complaint, or plead thereto, the plaiultfr will cause your default to be entered, and will apply to said court for the relief prayed for In the comDlnlnt. that is lo ear. for a decree die- solving forover the bonds of matrimony exist ing between piaintm ana aeienaant nerein, ana lor such other and further relief as to Ihe Court may seem proper. The dale of the first pubHcatlon of this Snm mons is Friilar. the 31st dav of March. IH99. and the last publication thereof Friday, the 12th day of May, ltm, and said Hummona shall be pub lished on Friday ol each week for the pernio of fix weeks between said dates. This Summons is published by order of Hon. T. A. McBride, Judge of said Court, mad at Chambers, dated March 2th, 1KI9. THATCH, bi. KAI.Vr.S BCHH ABF.b, Attorneys for Plaintiff. PROFESSIONAL. J-JR. J. K. HALL, PHYSICIAN AND 8URGEON. Clatekanie, Columbia county. Or. jyt. BDWIN ROBS, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. 8 1. Helens, Oregon J-JR. H. R. CUFF, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. 8t, Helens, Oregon. G. W. COLE, ATTORNEY AND COUN8E LOR-AT-X.A W, ST. HELENS, OREGON. Title Abstract Bonks. Notarv Public- Cflnmls. sloner of Deeds for Washington, and enexper- eoceu collector in connection witn omc. J. W. DAY W. B. DILLARD ATTORNEYS -AT-LAW Office next door to Conrthonss, 8T. HELENS, OREGON. General nractlce In courts of fliMnn or Wash. Ington. Abstract made directly from county records. PS MARKS SHOE COMPANY 3 si h m S3 -A.a)9aV High Orade Footwear. Lowest Prices. 253 Moirison St.. Near Third. Next door lo N. F. K. R. office. ED HILLSBERRY, Expert :-: Barber v ." ..,,.-'. v. , :, ........ - SHARP RAZORS AND CLEAN TOWELS. Nona but purest chemicals ased In wath Ing and oleanaing tlia lace. r i Get a Hat Towel en Ycur Fscs ' Usual prices tor work. DECKER'S OLD STAND, ST. HELENS root remxANDs daily. -tTIAMIR H r H Willamett Slough Route rs M HsVrVH'V O MOHJlia . e a f a n Arrive at Portland... . 10:30 A M Lear Portland x:bu r m Arrivs at BL Helens... 8K)0 If H sTABB 0 C S3 "1TB. Wilt Carry Nothing but PaaMn- ln and r ati rrstini. t UnlrllilAL I HOTEL Mn. M. J. Scott, Proprietresi 8T. HELENS, ORIOON. A Htriolly Fret-Clan Hons. A Ham for Commercial Traveler and the Public. Board and Lodg ln at Moat Keaaouabts Ha lea. i A WELL KEPT STABLE For Cars of Patron's Horses. THC CL0HIM0CH WHITUCr. mw. rag VASlOC- CYRUS - NOBLE WHISKEY Beside other standard brand of llijuor, I kept always oa bead. Card table, pool table, and billiard table for the use of patrons. St. Helena, Orfoaa 1ST. CHARLES HOTEL Front & Eorrisoa St!,, Portias! Under New Management lfiO Booms at 25 Cents to 50 Cents. Suite 7 Cent to .1.00. Elevator. Electric Light and Bells, and all Modern Conveniences, Fre Bus Meet all Boat and Trains. : Restaurant Ccnnectci wttH Hotel O"gon Telephon 290. Columbia Telephon 27, E.E. QUICK Commissioner of Deeds for Wash ington. . -, . . . . G. WCOLE . Notary Pnblie , PROPRIETORS OP THORNFS Koierical Sjsteijitle Abstracts. Titles Eiamlned and Perfected. Abstract Furnished. Assessments Kxamlned. In suranc Written. Taxes Paid and Convey ancing. T, HfELEna, OREGON, MUCKLE BROS. MANUFACTURERS OF Rough atsd Dressed Lumber Dimension Lumber, Flooring, Rustic, Bheath Ing, Caaings, and a complete stock of every variety ol lumber kept on band. AT THE OLD STAND, ST. HELENS, OR Ko Laiics Famitiire is Ccmplcte Without a Nw LIGHT-RUNNING SCWINQ MACHINE. Sold on Easy Terms without Interest. CP. lOONEY. Asat Jasjtorls ... Oregon, 4 lJtlM OOOD, lnatr. , j tAA,A,AAAAA4 ....St. Helens Meat Market.... ? r 1 in ' 1 'i ,: ';jji-mmmmmm 1 it sriisas V? 1 o J. II. SHELDON, Prop . Fresh Meats, Sansage, Hams, Bacon, Lard Bacon, Lard and Hams Bold way Down. Spsolal Rattt Uiven on Orders (or Larg. Quantitlsi of Maat. iri SUwa 57 CLATSKANIE DR. J. E. HALL Proprietor, Ha lest reeslvsd el f-'rssk 'BEUO0 OSMRIIOIIIaO ' Also a new and select stock of drug and pa'ent medldn, fancy ststlonery, school boos and school stiplls, irruoiery ud toilet articles, and la fact srtlilug which is usually kept al a tlrsl ulass drug slot. Prescriptions Carefully Compomided AT THK CLATSKANIE aBkWi SOME "GOOD BUYS ForSalebyCOLEaQUItat 1M acres, with Rood hswe-1 log boas l&xM, rooms; barn ud out houses: small orchard: school M ef mil: xt oolce W mile: seres elrnred and onlll. rated : Vxi.OUO feel of good yellow Hi Um ber. Prtc tlWM,H down, balanc, tint. 9 seres near Dear Island, all fenced! S acres cleared and cultivated; good orchard, hous, barn and outhouses. Ptictl00O,H o. 0 seres, I mile from St. Helsns. with buildings, smsll fruit and some cleared land. Milton creek run through In premises. Prirfot0. SO scrs la township north, rang t west; good buildings and Improvements, near schoolhous ana posvolnc. Price cua 100 er V of a mil from Deer Island, station, on the Northern far I tic railroad, kuu,0U0 feet of saw limber. Liar amount of eordwood can be out, Only H ol a nil haul. 640 acres of timber land la townshln 4 M north, rang 2 west. Frio ttJa per r. For further information call on or address:- OOI1.I3 OUIC3K. ' Main Street, - St. Helens, Oregon STEAMER G. DELL SHAVER, Master. fj T Portlsnd, foot of Wasbtngton street, Tnesdsy. Thursdsy, and Sunder evenings at JJtTavco o'clock. Returning Lve Clalskani, till permitting. Moiidsy, Wednesdsy, and Vrlriae .nlnn .1 i.'abwk Will bus Oak Point abont 7: Stella 1:VI Its veer 7:i KalnlrrS.ni! KJam:ift; at. Helens :wi Arnv ia ronnao i;v a. m. in i umHio7 reserves in nga to oaang urn wttnoui nouo. snaver ....STEAMER JOSEPH KELLOGG.... ' " ' ' a-C!I2tli . - dSiL.. Leave Kelso on Monday, Wednesdsys and Friday at oo'olock . m. ..Portland and Kelso Route via Willametta slough.. White Collar Line !Ca3 v -J THE COLUMBIA R1VKK AND PUUKT BOUND NAVIOATfON CO. FOETLAHD-ASTOEIA EODTE. ...TELEPHONE. lAttilnv Vnnt nt iMat WrMt. P Art! And. Lmvw PortUud dfcilr (xcepi8uody)t 7 A, M. t "K-l I . JS.S A .neli aUBUiuiisT ieicputIl Uiiws J.WW ins Imtw Actoria daily excpt HuncUy) 7 r. M. TelADhona Tlflkftti nonA an HtAmer rotter Stumer Potter Tiokets Good on Telephone. V. B. gCOTT, Pwni. K STORIA & COLUMBIA RIVER XI RAILROAD COMPANY. WINTKK VClf KOIILK. Bast bound Dally West bound 21 Train p. m. . m. k m. 6 00 6 1 t 80 p. m. 7 M 10 6 3ft M t W S AO 11 30 rrlv. Houlton. leave :l :OT 35 :! 7:4 7:88 7:00 )1 00 10 Hi (lobl ..... Rainier Mayger ....Clalskani .... Wcstport ft... t'lllton Knappa 10 I 10 00 10 ' 10 M 11 18 9 M a 2S 00 S M 10 12 10 SO 11 10 11 42 ). m. 2 IA ,6:1a 00 leave. .Astoria. . arrive Train leave Astoria for Beasld at 12 20 p. m. 1 ll Uixilf.iS.'J.'i, f sSt.M..l. .. and 6 p. m. Boat connection at Astoria for Ilwaco, Chinook, Fort Canby, Nshalain, Till amook, and Oarrlbaldi. Passengors for Astoria or way point must flag trains at Houlton. Tralna will stop to let pss sengers off at Houlton when coming from point we.t of Goble. 1. C. sieve, . . Oen, Pas. Agt.. Astoria, Or, 8- .9f Tf til fine 0 DRUG STORE larjr asaortsaeat a4 Par DRUG STORE l r , JsakatsssVusfaVsssuaa ISO seres la Carira valley, township north, rsng I west; good houss, ham ami orchard; S acre cleared and miltl. vatedjgood yellow Mr lln.ber that ran be logged Into killion creek. Prlrs IMsju. one-half down. leasers la township north, rsutet west; all If need, 0 seres is cultivation. OS fruit tree in bearing, 100 acres ar lashed and seeded to pasinr, school how, wlthla H sill, county road on three sides, g,Kt buildings, barn, out house, dryr. ehlekea yard, all farming Implements, Including mower, hay lake, plows cultivators, hay baler, stump ma chine, only SI miles from count, seal, IH miles from Iwo railroad atatlnna. Price llti per acre lor all, or will dlrld place In It) or 'sV acre tract, but if dlvM4 will ll only unimproved portion. 10 acres of timber land In township 4 north, rang 5 west. Pile 1210. 10 acre of timber land In township north, rang 1 wsk PrtctIM. Timber land In township north, rang 1 st, Millabl for locglng. Price flo per aors. W. SHAVER The Only Direct Route '.'). l'HOiwlt , Portland to Clatskanie iransponauon company. ' Lve Port land Tuesday. Thursday, and Saturdays, at 'clock a. m. 0. LL & I CO. Time SCHEDULES Dbabt roa Aaaiva raoM From Portland. Past Mall 6 p.m. Salt Lake, Denver, Ft, Worth, Omsha.Ksn aa City, Ht. Louis, Cbiosgo and Cast. Fast Mall 6:4 p. a Spoken Flyer 2:10 p. n. Walla Walla. Spokane, Minneapolis, Hi. Paul, Duluth, Mil waukee, Chicago East, Bpnknn. Flyer 1:80 a, in. Ocean SteamsHlpe. All sailing dste (ab ject t chang. For Han Franolsco- Hall every Hve days. 1p.m. 4 p. ra. In. m. K. Sunday Bsturday 10 p. m. Columbia ftlvr tamr. To Astort and Way landing, 4 p. m. x.Bundj VVIIUmstt Rler. Oregon City. Newberg, Balem k Way-land'( 6 a. m. 4:80p. m, Ex.Bunday Bx.Bunday Wlllamstt and Yam 7 a. m. 1:80 p.m. Mon. Wad, and Prl. Tuea.Thur. hill ltivr. aod Set. Oregon City, Payton, na vry-iaiiniiig". 6a. m. Wlllmtt Rlvr. 4:10 n. m. Tues.Thnr. Portland to Corvalll Tttes Thtir, and Bat. ana nsy-wnaings. and Hat. Lv. Rlparl nak River. Rlpsri to Ltwiiton. Lv.Iw'ton i:soa. m. dally ex oept Sat 6:46 a. m. daily ex cept Frl. ' VT, H. HURLBERT, , General Passenger Agent, PORTLAND ORESOK
