OREGON MIST. April"?, 1890. JLOOAti AND PKIWONAL. m Mr. H. Tingle, of Qulncy, wu In town auesusy,. The rock cruoher below town ii oper- The price of potato! has declined to ffl.aU a MOB, Bnrlnor li ai hand. and we cannot forego the deiire to say that oar streets snu smewaik should be given a good cleaning, along with the back yards and other popular ''oathalle" for catoh every thlMK, The work can be eastiv xwvini- plinhed If we will le like Jerusalem of old i Let every citizen clean the street and sidewalk In front of hit own property. There eeeraa to be an organized ran 2 of burglar operating in Columbia coun ty. Ht. Helena la fortunate in havlni tried and trusty niiihtwatchman who guards well the property of the citizen. But notwithstanding thli fact the gang may nay the town visit, and all who . r . , u,i . . Mm jr...... M....1.1. 1 t , nie loriiinate owner 01 a "are ana lfoYielaskRrfdav, bToM uru'"""'- burglar proof" eafe ehould employ norma last riday night. competent peraon to watch the sale. There will be services at th. Rnlannn.1 lA ll..l H .iil t 1 f ' 1 vuwivu ui juuMuay evening. petant peraon A considerable portion of the time of in navft ia.m nf ttia j.tw,n1t mnrt wrlll Bert Weat and Thomas mnnlnm I ha down from Bcnppoose Monday, the state v. ex-Bherift Massle. The When von want a W tnnnh ..ti . ' of Men length of time elapsing nt to bowling alley. S'lTnSTaXZ Be. O. E. PhllhrO()k will nmuh ! A laumi lnlan.t vul It Ii avlrlant that sxmpuwm am ounuay morning ana I in circnrastanco will oe tnorouguiy evening. I canvaeaed by both prosecution and de- Good mixed and oat Imv at rt M. tn I "" me case la eei lor trial weunes war isinna station. . The aiirl.ian rWh. which have so m. . The little mn of W H utauana ... centiy occurred with In our midst, all brouaht down from Lake farm for m.,Il. resulting; from pneumonia, demon' cal treatment, Monday. ir. u,. u. woou oi Uiattikame, wae Im ' 0M wdndy- Pld vuiw e yiKmmm can. jiev. . w. Haley win preach next 1 S ' V noolton, at 11.80 a. m. and , "i. ueien, at a p. m. Kvorybody in. strata how dreadfully treacherous the unease I. Mr. W. 8. Martin, 01 Mar tin'! Bluff, went to Portland Monday. apparently in good health when he left borne, bat upon arriving in the city waa taken sick, and the Telephone took hia remain nark to Martin' iJiuu Tuewuty morning. The cauae of hi death in aid to have been pneumonia. ' H. II. Harvev and ann. C!lanta -II I Ttia olt .lutlm, tial.l n Unnii ma known here, will soon commence lugging; ' rm number. The caucus nominee, operation on large scale on the Cow- woman. Wanted : Immediately, a competent, elderly lady to take care of young child. Apply In peraor. or by letter to H. Wet, The Kalama river country, In Waah- niKion, ia enjoying nooin time. All the vaiiaoie umber in that aection of coon- try 1 in Dig ueuiana. whose name anwared on the resular ticket, wero elected. Charles Blakeeley was re-eloc(ed councilman to supply a vacancy caused by the failure of (J. II. John to accent the nomination. The ofHcera-elect are: W. H. Dolman, pres ident of the council ; James Dart, U. W. Blakealey, W. B. Dillard and 8. A. Mile, councilman; recorder .George U. Mayger; treasurer, David Davis; marshal, Allan nooineon. . Land redemption are proving? a con- iderable source of revenue at present I to the county. On Tuesday $200.40 was I rewivea iron) inat source. The Hlllaboro Aram last week con tained an account of the first meetinn I of the Young Men's debating society in mat cur, ana among otnera taking part in the debate we find the name of M. 8. Hasan, who looke in the affirmative on I the question : Besolved, that the United States should annex the Philippine islands- Th nnnatinn waa rimiriMl in Dr. A. V. Knoder. the f!nlitmhla.vnn I the fflrmH M S Hiusan la ti tin dentist. First-clnss dental work at low- of M. K. Ilaien, who formerly resided twt price. IxKrated permanently at Warren. viwunra. van anu ue ounvinceu. I i. 1, ft 1 1 for tha t.ranMAtlnn nf hnalnMO. Hamidtm ia town Tuesday. The major' health is I hearing the report of the city treasurer not tne neat, tnougu be Is quite active tne following claims were allowed : U, Assessor White, after finishing the 1 aesament ot the Ruasian Finn settle ment, near uiatDkanie, spent last 6un- aay at nis borne in this city. This I an sen of ln.1a.ta 1 . 1 . ""..v. .iiu iraLemu f!f,''ld . own fact " "eieus, is a well represented with secret orders as anv town nf It. m on the coast. But notwithstanding ha been In town thi week endeavoring to reestablish the Junioc Order of uniiuu American Murhan 111 ii.- sUble order here are prosperous, but the fake proposition the "we want jruur money ana tnat' all" affair seem to nave a hard row tn hna ti, T.,ni... Order, however, ia an exception to thi mvujr ruie, out as a gnueral thin nta rmn- ple who suffer thematilvna tn ha iKa in" on every fake fraternal, beneficial, auu maurance layout lustly ue- um. " tu . - - Just as the dust was beginning to whirl in the wake of passing vehicles and the lover of wheeling were Imbib Inir the hannv anticinatinna nf ri,in.,ni uionnuiir; ruaus w tne scenes and beauties of the outside world, tha anftMt 01 spring rains started to fall again and pnt to rest all thought of dust or ten mile scorch Oil "hard, amnnth" rnaH 11. ion wiwi quiet persistence, was warm and dellnrhtful. and thnnah nra. vm is a tana wnere rain la well known, this rain, so springlike in its nature, served as an excellent substitute for the raw, cold downooura that hava fawn given na for several months past. The grass looks green and invigorating; the bud seem impatient to buret their win ter coats, and all indication seem to point to the glad fact that Spring, in all her magnificence, is nearly here. At the recent session of the legislature many important changes were made in the game law of the atate, and sports men will do well to note the changes be fore going on their pleasure excursions. Deer are Drotected from November lal tn July 16th j they are not to be hunted with dogs ; cannot be killed for market, and are not to be hunted one hour after sunset or one hour before sunrise. Spot ted fawns are not to be killed at all. while beaver are protected for a neriod of twenty years. Mongolian or Chinese pheasants can be bunted only during th month of October and onlv fifteen in one day can be killed by one person. Hunting upon farmsof growing or stand ing grain without the oerinission of the owner strictly prohibited. A violation of these laws is made punishable bv WARREN DOING. Henry Larsen has moved hi family w uia lauuu mt mis place. , Miss Birdie Downing waa Portland visitor on Thursday of last week. School re-onened here on the flrd with full attendance. Mis Crosby has been re-engaged to teach. Praver-meetina1 was held at Jlmmla Beegle'S last BundHV. The next maetina is to be held at Mrs. Hoyt's. Alfred Pickering and mother, of Port. land, have been spending a few days with Mr, and Mr. Frank iioyt. nines tha school hoard hava refnaod tn let the minister hold relieious meetinsa at the schoolhouse on Uundav eveninaa. some of our young folks will attend relig ious services at ecappooee. we nnaerstnnd that there is a move ment on foot to build hall here. Al though no canvassing ha been done. 160 ha been promised to go toward building it. Dince it is iniDosalule to tret tha schoolhouse for religious services or en tertainments it would be a good plan to erect a building which will answer the purpose for both. The Methodist and Union fiundav schools at thia place have consolidated with the following officers: Miss Crosby superintendent; John Downing, assis tant superintendent; laura ruzey, sec retary ; Niin Baker, treasurer ; Mr. 1 .t.,..;.n. i) ; ...1 : t v.. t tent chorister; Edyth Uazen and Mae tiarm, librarian. The benefit tendered Rev. J. A. Ren- haw last Friday evening was s great success, ine programme, wnicn was quite long, was not tiring: neither were there any long waits. Evervone was easy In their different parts, which was surprising, as the entertainment was got up In less than a week. The solos by wins, cneineiu, mrs. noyt, mauue Blav- ens, Mr. Kenthaw. Mae Hlavens and Frank Sheffield were well rendered, also the recitations by Laura Puzey, Edythe nazen, aiinnie ueegie, iena ana Maude Wilson. The duets by Birdie Downina and Mae Harms and Mae and Maude Hlavens were heartily received. The violin solo by Alfred Pickering was some thing grand. Mr. Pickering is truly an artist of great ability, and received rounds of applause. The instrumental medley by the Messrs. Grewell was good EASTER DULY OBSERVED. fine. nginS .1 the waf ftim" $ 'to j lbeJnt,?P en" Wife'' .T." ' Mother." with Frank RhefneLl aa tha lor one whose age la so far advanced. Mrs. 0. R. Hart, of Kelso Wash., was vwmog ner aunt. airs. Jos. Dart, in this city tne uret 01 tne week, and continued on to Warren to visit her father, Mr. J, ci. Bacon. Hot lunch wired at any hour at Mr. Mcintyre'. Coffee and pie or 00 (Tee no case, tu cents. Home-made bread three loavea for 10 cents. Next to the Downng alley. The Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. II. M. Knighton died at Portland last Kunday 01 pneumonia, ine remains were laid to rest in the Scappoose cemetery Tues- aay aiiernoon. ine steamer America 1 enjoying a splendid patronage at present, fit, Hel ens and lionlton people appreciate a good thing, benoe they stand by the ooatwniun strives to accommodate them. Davis, treasurer. 120.00: O. G. Ma recorder. 18.20: iudires and clerk of city election, $10.00; A. King, blacksmith work. 13.(16: J. K. Blakesley. making preparations for holding election, ii.uu John O'Nlel. nse of horse and dumpcart, 4.76 ; A. Robinson, II7.W, K. Blakes ley, $10,40. John Dart, 12.40. M. Ray, su.w, an for street work Interest on the part of the citizen of m. Helens in tne construction 01 a bet ter road to Nehalem seems decidedly on the wane just at present. If anything 1 to be accomplished it is time our peo ple were up and doing. The Nehalem neonle are verv much in earnest in re gard to this matter, and are decidedly willing to do alL in their power to ac complish the undertaking, yet unaided little can be done, ine petitions asking the court to act in the matter should be in circulation. Our citizens mast do their part. ' Rev. A. E. Myers will preach at Bea- F"ln P"""1 Indications there will be er, above Vernonia, at 11 a. m., at r?och m,ore ,0in ,n Clatsop county KeaeeyatSp. in., at Vernonia at i :80 the coming ummer Uian for some years n. m, i nril oth mt.A iu. .. ii . past. Recently a company was organ- m.and tloulton at 7:30 p. to. April w! Hn J rancisco with Plenty of r r capital, to purchase timber land in the Have you farm for sale or for rent or vicinity of Astoria. Many timber claims do yon know of any person holding farm- were bought up. It ia the intention of ing lands that they wish to dispose oft this company to place its mill in ope ra il so, please write to any agent of the O. tion immediately. The land owned by R. 4 It. Co. and be will send you a cir- the company is situated along Young's cuiar wnicn will interest you. i nver. iHnimimia hjcmvu in me . . timber, and the lumber will be flamed superintendent uopeland has our down to deep water. ei.aiiaa iu, a lu, v. ivuwi uireodura BIKl clerks furnished and which we print in tabulated form tills week. It will prove of value to school patrons, and should be preserved for future reference. Mr. P. O. Marks, of Uoble, waa In the county seat Monday. Ue made Inquiry while here a to where he could procure White Wyandotte chicken. Mr. Murk i extensively engaged in the poultry business, and is making a decided suc cess of it. : The fact of the spring being so cold and backward, coupled with the fact that an immense quantity of snow re mains In the mountains at the head waters of the Columbia, is accepted as a good indication for very high water this spring. With the coming of spring there is considerable discussion as to what the coming season's fashion may bring about in the way of hats, 'ine Drain watch' man, edited by a woman, has the follow' ing to aav In reoard to the matter "Tne new anrina hat will be a stunner. It will hav a cow-catcher in front and a tailboard behind ; a flower garden on top with a hunch of grass on one side and a bird's carcass on the other. The whole will be elaborately banded together with crushed ribbon and topped off with a very abundant millinery bill." We hope tney prove a success. Friend C. S. McNutt. the postmaster at Vernonia. has a neat and well se lected stock of groceries and staple ar ticles which he kindly invites the peo- le or Vernonia and vicinity to inspect, r. MoNutt's many year's residence tn the Nehalem valley and his experience in the general merchandise business there qualifies him to correctly Judge the class of goods that best suit the trade, and he aim to carry such good in stock. Carrol does not claim to be Burglar, no doubt the ones who have the only merchant in Nehalem valley. It I thought the number of fishing boats on the Columbia river this year will be greatly reduced. There has been an entire lack of boatbuilding on the river since the strike of '05, and very few, if any, have been added or have re placed the old one. been operating in the county of late, en tered the raloon of Joseph Silver, at Rainier, and tapped the till for about $8 last week. Entrance was affected by sawing a hole in the back door, through which the night latch was sprung. - John II. El well and wife sold to John W. Rice last week the seV of neU and He claims onlv to be in buslhess there. and solicits a part of the people's pat ronage, Present action of the officials point quite strongly to the supposition that the Astoria railroad company is soon to extend its line to the Nehalem river. Mr. Finley, the well-known timber the net of the se of sec 13, township cruiser, is reported to have cru sed fully 7 north, range s weat. ine land is near Hudson, in Beaver valley. It is said that Mr. Rica has purchased a neat home. The consideration was 12000. It seem from recent occurrence that the hen in the vicinity of St. Helen be lieve in eggspansion. It i not an un common occurrence to see very large double-yolk eggs thi year. It seems that the hens have been "laying" for an opportunity to give a practical demon stration of their belief on the question of expansion. The idea iscertainly popular. I was reading an advertisement of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar rhoea Remedy in the Worcester Enter prise recently, which lead 8 me to write this. I can truthfully say I never used any remedy equal to it for colic and diarrhoea. I have never had touae more than one or two does to care the worst case with myself or children. W, A. Stboud, Popomoke City, Md.. For sale by Dr. Edwin Ross, druggist. "A word to the wise Is sufficient" and word from the wise should be sufficient, but you ask, who are the wiseT Those who know. The oft-repeated experience of trustworthy persons may be taken for knowledge. Mr. W. M. Terry say Chamberlain' Cough Remedy gives bet ter satisfaction than any other in the market. He has been in the drug busi ness at Elkton, Ky., for twelve years; has sold hundreds of bottles of thin rem' 6000 acres on the line of the old Lognn survev. between Seaside and Nehalem Thia fa taken as an indication of the early extension of the A. k C. R. road, as It is understood Mr. Hammond has become the purchaser of all the timber cruised by Mr. Finley. The possible extension of the A. 4 C. R. will be good news to the people of the Nohalera section, There is, unquestionably, no better open ing for the construction of so short a niece of railroad as that of the extension of the A. A C. R. to Nehalem. Cottage owners along the beach will also welcome the extension, and it will open up the finest summer retort along the Pacific coast. Not all the rotor of this county, per haps, are aware of the fact that before you go to the polls again to cast, your ballot it win be necessary tor yon to be registered in order to be a qualified elector. The Harmon reglstrnton bill introduced at the regular session of the late legislature became a law, and it is now in full force and effect. As we in ternrete the law a registering official will be in each precinct at a specified time to receive your name, age, occupa tion, height, weight, color of hair and eyes, previous occupation, place of birth, whether a naturalized citizen or not, and a few other little points concerning appearance and character, Just to make sure vou are entitled to the right of suf frage in thi big country of ours, said official to be a person authorized to ad- d and nearly all other cough medicines 1 minister an onth, and if you fail to pre- manufactured. which showsconclusiveiy sent yourself for register you will prot that Chamberlain's is the most satisfac-1 ably not be permitted to exercise your tory to the people, and is the best. For , cherished prerogative at the next gen ale by Dr. Edwin Rosb, druggist. erol election. $600. or imprisonment of from 10 to 300 days. Gams wardens are appointed in every section whose duty it is to see tnat tnese law are not violated. From a source of thorough reliability we learn that Frank Dow. of Oak island. has purchased a bicycle for his own use. It is scarcely necessary to state here that the wheel wa built to order. Frank is too fastidious, because he culms that the machine, after all, Is not according to specincanons, as ne ordered lour pat ent flange attachments, two on either side, to be operated from tlie handle bar, whereby, touching a spring the attach ments immediately fly into a position similar to the lower portion of a well-developed sswbnck. Of coarse, Frank would not like it to be inferred that this attachment waa intended in the least, however, to assist him in maintaining his equilibrium. We know that with a little practice Frank will become an ex pert scorcher, because be can already make tbe trip from the house to tlie boat landing, a distance of two miles, in a little less than eight boars, by Water- bury time, and ne hopes to soon be able to reach the landing in time for the America by leaving home after 12 o'clock lunch, bnt nntll he has overcome tbe de sire of fhe bicycle to revolve itself in the bock yard, crippling the chldren. enlng the horses and stamnedin the cattle, before it makes up its mind to depart from the premises, and after reaching the dairy, makes a few rapid circuits and revolutions which are yet misunderstood by Frank, he has but little hope of improvement. We had in tended to some time in the near future pay a short visit of couple or three weeks duration to the Dow home, bnt aa it is easier to chase a cammel through the eye of a cambric needle than it is to pass an amateur wheelman who has Just arrived at the wobbling stage, we have decided to remain away from Oak island until Urother l)ow either learns to man sge the wheel or ship it to the factory for recuperation. . Mother," with Frank Sheffield a the husband wbo has no nse for mother-in-laws, Laura Puzey as the wife who takes her mother's part, and Edvthe Hazen aa that mother-in-law, went with a dash and kept the large audience in gwd hanior. Special credit should be given to Ethel Bacon. Mae Harms. Walter Bacon and Frankie Hoyt. With three rehearsals they mastered their parts in such a manner that not a single mistake was maoe. in tne last dialogue, entitled "A Reformed Mormon Tippler," with Dale Semple as the Mormon, and tbe Misses Bacon, Downing and Pazey as his three wives, was very fanny in the first scene. Mr. Semple took tbe part of a drunken man, which he carried out to periection in the second scene when he realises that hia three wives are drunk. The situation is very amusing. Taking tbe entertainment altogether it was one of the best ever given here. The baskets went fast and at a good price, Frank Sheffield being auctioneer. The sum realized wa between $23 and $24. Buhool Report. Following i a report of the Honlton school (or the month ending March 24th : Number of days taught 20 Number of days attendance 697 Number of daya absence 854 Number of times tardy , 6 Boys enrolled 19 Girls enrolled 21 Total number enrolled 40 Average number belonging 84 Average daily attendance 30 Those neither absent nor tardy were Lulu and Charlie Braddock, Walpha Konkle, Jennie Spence, Eona Perry, Earl Perry, Manly Copeland, CoraBrous, May Jolly and Bessie Jolly. Visitors daring the month were : Mrs. ' White. Mrs. Day and Dr. Ross, of St. Helens ; Estella Holsapple, of Delena, Mies Ansorge, of Washington, Clarence Adams, Mr. Gray, of Portland; Mrs. Henshaw, Mrs. L. J. Perry. Mrs. E. P. Perry, Mrs. Braddock, Mrs. Walker and Mrs. capetand. j . Miss La ah Wilson, Teacher, j Ht. Helens Churches Were Veritable "'.'.,, Flowr Palsoes. ' 8nnJy last Was Easter, and tha d.iy was nttingiy observed In this city. Ap propriate services were conducted by toe eunaay school at the (Jomrreiratlonai church in the forenoon, ssd in the even ing by sermon and praise service. The decorations were beautiful, and tbe spirit in wnicn tne entire ceremonies as well as that in which tbe work of beautify ing the interior of tha hmkiiutr waa en tered Into by old and young waa subject matter for reflective minds to ponder o'er. At the Episcopal church In the evening the regular choral services were had. The decorations were such a to call forth the admiration of all who at tended, Tbe plan of decoration was a gothlc effect, and the manner in which the design was executed wae simply per fection. The praise portion of the exer cises were well rendered, especially the soios oy miss Miles and Mr. uray. The discourse was of a high order and deeply interesting, and the occasion is one long to be remembered by St. Helens people who attended either or both churches. It Is s glorious mark of Christian pro gression in this busy world to see and know of the interest manifested in tbe observance of Easter Sunday by the pop nlation, social and religions, and the fes tival gladdened by the celestial bright ness of the hope of immortality. It Is not only in its reliirious asrject that the day influences thought and life, bat it aieo oears a profound moral and ethical significance to those who are not at all believer in it uoernatural measfuKi. The annual recurrence of a festival which bears so tremendous a meaning on iu iace nas oeen a constant inspira tion to the world, and possesses a very important educational vaine. and we chronicle with great pleasure the fact that the day was so fittingly observed in our town. Easter has enriched life be yond expression. It has created noble ideals and revealed the possible splendor of even the commonest life. The world would be poor, indeed, were it bereft of mis most potent occurrence and its due ODservance.. Tbe people of the city were invited to meet Mr. Gray at the residence of Dr. H. R. and Mrs. Cliff on Monday even ing, when all who availed themselves of tbe opportunity spent a most delightful evening. It was a reception to Mr. F. S. Gray in an informal manner, and the degree of success attending the occasion was such as to cause it to be pronounced a decided social success in every detail. Many were present, and. the time hast ened by so pleasantly that tbe occasion will long be remembered as a most pleas ing anair. f-,mmimrM!m i r ... , , la..-.,A,f..i.',. ''VrWih'ffl, V-i,'nrfn..fc.fti---':- ( t t .,aj The Kind Yoa Hare Always Boaght, and which has been in tue for over 80 yearn, baa borne the signature of yrjjf ,rT7. and has been made nnJer his per Cj&jCvtffijr&M onat supervision afnee Ha Infancy. or7jr. ',CuM ajiott no one deceive yon In thia. AH Counterfeits, Imitation and Substitutes are bat Ex periments) that trifle w it h and endanger the health of Infants and ChildrenExperience against Experimental What is CASTORIA Castorla Is a substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops and Soothing- gyrops. It Is Harmless and Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Nareotlo substance. Its sge Is Its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Fererishness. It cures Diarrhoea and "Wind' Colle. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend, cunoins CASTORIA alway Dean the Signature of The Kind You Haye Always BougM In Use For Over 30 Years. ....St. Helens Popular Store.... if. A Ijovins; Bacrtflce. It is with sincere reeret that we an. nonnce the death of Mrs. Uarrv West. April 2. at 6 D. m.. of snmmonia. asad w ytwra iiiu 2 aays. Her illness set in on the 28th of March and she ateadiiv stow wnraa nntil ah passed peacefully into a sleep that knows no waking. Mrs. West was a lovable woman. Find her where yon might she wuuiu aiways greet you witn a smile. Her friends were innumerahle. and hr death has cost a gloom over the com munity, tier lite was full of promise, yet God, in his goodness, baa seen fit to I take her away. Mrs. West leaves a bus-1 hand and three children, tbe youngest but ten weeks of age, a father and brother to mourn her death. In this death one of earth's most beautiful flowers is transplanted from this wicked woria to a clime where it is iov and ann- uim lorever. Oh, not in eraaltr, not In wrath, Did the reaper corns that day; Twaa an angel Halted the green earth, And took the flower awv.'T The interment took place at Rivervieir cemetery, Scappooee, on Tuesday at 2 p. I iu. a targe concourse ox mends lonowed tbe remains to the vnva. wliAMininvi ueautuui nonii aesigns were tenaered. 13 We Have Everything You Want in the Line of ..GENERAL.. I ..Merchandise..' 1 ' """Jrl - -'' Onr Prices ore Bight 1 Come and See as, whether yoa buy or not. We are pleased to show goods and give prices. 1 i 1 Loggers' Outfits. Logging Camps Supplied 11 3S IS .THE POPULAR GROCERS.. MAIN STREET, ST. HELENS, OREGON Attention, Knights of Pythias. The Grand Chancellor. Ttrothr W. M Uum. of Portland, has served notice that he will pay Avon lodge of St, Hel ens an official visit on Tuesday evening, April 18th, and requests a large attend ance of the membership. Members will therefore govern themselves accordingly. K.ofB.8. C.6. !!?l!!?!!f!I?1!f!!f!!r!l??!?1if1!?1!?!!f!!?1!f!i?!1?1!fl 1 ...I0HEY SAVED IS DIIEY EARHED. a Tl li PTAn " r rT nni mini . nMmmT. T i aJlKDVylUKl Ur wl-IIMdIA tUUJNII btHUUL UmCIALS Complete List of Directors and Clerks of the School Districts of Columbia County as Elected on the i st of March of this Year Compiled by Superintendent Copeland. HAM OF CLIBK. 1 James Leonard.,., 2E E Quick SCHEnglish....... 40 B Anstine 580 Ticbenor. . . . . . 6 0 B Harris 7 Wm Holt , 8 D W Freeman DAD Holsday 10 Jan F Graham 11 John Harris.. 12 0 W Mellinger...., 13 W A Wood 14 E Shannahan 15JMReddick 16 MrsSEBtehinan., 17 Albert Wood 18 ARMellis.. ...... 19 J R Headlee 20TC Watts......... 21 W D Case 22 N D Peterson 23 H Henderson 24 FJ Peterson....... 25 OW Barnes 20 Mrs W JZillman.. 27 E R Throop 28TW Grant 29 8 M Boals 80 Fred C Briggs . . . . ; 81 Wm Mark well. ... 82 Ellen Wonderly . . . S3 Ella M Kvser 84 FO Johnson....... . Oscar Waisanen . . . 86 F W Makinster.... 87 F ABucher 88Jas LUallien....;. 39 ChHB Hiilbrook. . . . , 40 W HKing. ........ 41 Wm H Miller 42 Mourits Carr 48 0 0Moyer... 44 MP Young........ . 45 John Mullins 46 R G Davey 47 John Pringle 48 Mrs 8 J Timoney , . 49 GM Holt. 60 John W Foster 61 JnoG Pringle. ... 52 F E Mulmberg 53 Wm G Wood 64 GnsHegele.... 65 Thos Anderson 66 Jss Bovle 7 John Vest. . KAMI Or DIRKCTOBS TIME TO SBRVC, THRU YEARS. Harry West James Dart Erwin Beffert IraParcher Frank Merrill W Blair WJ Fullerton...., WE Van B VanCleve W L Graham , W P Maclay Phineas Peck J E Broiis T B Denslow C H Boisvert W H Hankins A H Mathews.... Walter Turner.... Jared Wilson. GC JaqnlBh 0 L Parker J W Holatrom. .. Fred Fluhrer , Andrew Elliott N B Hendrickson. , 0 Harms Mrs M McCauley. , Wm Tates.. John MoAdam JN Brinn M M Harvey. u IS wonderly GW Richardson... N Pinckney Jacob Honsa G W Makinster. . . OhasKratske PA Buck , uanies Spence .1 ttricKson. . , F Gliniecki A MBersr IJ Hendricks r Lindahl 8 G Bchoonover H Luukkanen. . . .. SB Rose.......... WL Graham GSchundlin Frank Lonkey..... G W Rice J F Peterson A M Rnhndolf H T Bennett John Dallas NB Olson. RMcMath TWO YIABM. H W White II R Cliff U M Payne K G Johnson IJ A English UKichanlson RO Hazen A E Harvey P Ixwsignont. ....... H L Uolvln Geo Graham.. . ...... T M Tucker C C Prichard John Ed holm Chaa E Rice J K Stewart Wm Wood John Jones Jos Hnckenberg UK Hunter. AH Powell Gus Peterson. John Hoffman . Wm Haslett J W Lumijarvie w j zillman M M Johnson 0 Rabinaky Uharles lice.,,, GCBarger 8 Markweil G W Kyser Li v uusan N A Andreas........ AniniBt Larson J Despain E G Jones WLBrown..., ..... Ed Potter Lewis Johnson ...... W D Miller Dan Bars: J Wilvenling G W Cross C 8 Bchoonover W A Medcalf... WECrissy.......... t MmiDiom 0 Biedelman.. . , , .... H Uirkentleld. . . . Frank Tracy.., 0 8 Lyon A G Hotohkiss Wm ReBimius Henry Doiuier August Anderson. . . . It West. ONS) YKAB. Mrs E M West;... Edwin Ross GeoGragg , U L Richards J E Hall R I Harris. F M Bendure Mrs. M. McSweenev, O Bonser WBOolvin Geo Morrison ...... , M R Emmons M Both J P Sheeley M M Frankl in R N Lovelace. Mrs K Matthews . . . J H Aldridge.. Jennie Morris ...... L Archibald , Mrs DF Welch Oliver Burris R H King Wm Pringle.. N Tins-le C F Langfeldt W B Dereberry..... J Skusa W J Sanborn . Frank Brown W S Harvey.. ..... J W Meserve WHKvser.. ....... Mrs N Gore. Isaac Ollila 0 0 Fowler O Anliker.: D Stehman 0 W Garrison....... S Holter Joe Dupont T Wonstrom DR Fowler. H Soderstrom John Jolma A Bword fr 0 Timoney ....... u i.ioung...,. .. IJ Lane L W VanDvke ChasF Knowles.... J A McDonald Eli Luman , A Thomas . . Andrew Kantola. . , . J A Mclntofh. , . . . . . rosTorrica address. .... Scappooee ....St. Helens . . .Deer Island Hudson ....Clatskanie .... . ..Sauviee ...... .Warren .... Fishbawk .... Scappooee . . ..Marshland Columbia City Vernonia Rainier .....Vernonia . . ..Clatskanie Rainier Vernonia .....Mist Rainier Goblo . . . . . Pittsburg Mist Mavger Mist Qnincy . . ..Clatskanie Keasey . . .. Scappoose ....... Mayger Yankton MiBt Delena Kyser Deer Island Clatskanie Goble Goble . . . . . ..... Apiary Houlton .Clatskanie ...Valley .Fishbawk ..Peris .Clatskanie ........Vernonia Quinn ....... ..Vernonia ..Rainier . Buxton ...Mist ...... . .Vernonia .Mist . . . . . . ..Vernonia Houlton ....... .Vernonia Weatport Weatport 5 IS Ie! m m IS IS IS aetHaaa. ninsniiiii. ..Continue to Earn Money by.. Subscribing for the SI Weekly Oregonian AND The Oregon Hist 1 -.til a ? Hi r-S ,.0ur Clubbing Rate Enables Us to.. Furnish Both Papers for only TWO DOLLARS PER YEAR MONTE VISTA NURSERIES -a APPLE TREES. We hava a choice lot of one and two-year-old trees, such as Ben Davis, Northern Spy, Bald win, Spitzenberg and Gravenstein, OH WHICH WE QUOTE WIT REASQMABLE PRICES. Vl'HIomaffa Druna 0n nd two-yeaMld trees. (,1oiw were obtained from a IlllialitSUo IIUIIC. prominent trult groser. end ere cut from bearing Urea. ALSO CHERRY, PLUM AND PEAR TREES. A. HOLADAY, PROP., SCAPPOOSE, OREGON "v Joint districts. , d ST. HELENS PHARMACY Dr. EDWIN ROSS, Proprietor. DRUGS iwoooooaoooo Patent Medicines, Fancy Toilet Articles. PERFUMES AND FANCY STATIONERY. prescriptions..; Carefully and Accu rately Oompounded, DAY OR NIGHT. I - - l ....Cigars.... Complete Line of ..Druggists'. and.... School