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Newspaper Page TextOREGON, .MIST. issuce KVEK V fRIOA! hokninci -V- PAVIO DAVIS. One eopy one year ta advance., One copy i mouths-. 8iule uopy..... ... -1 90 Ad.ertinni ra mad. known npoo application COLUMBIA COUNTY DIRECTOKY. India., count rrieERs. '..Joseph B. Doan, Rainier Clerk J. O. Watta, St. Helm Sheriff i J. N- Kk-, Ciatskanie Treaiurer E. km, ih. nciens tit, of School ...I- H.Copeland, Warren lauoor Martin White. Quincy Surveyor (eo. Heyee, Mayser Coroner Dr. A. P. McLaren. Raiuler I P. A. Frekes, Scappo jh Commissioners N. O. Peterson. MM May 19, 1899. It It natter for dep concern when sympathy hall usurp the place of judg ment end Justice. The result of tbe de liberation! of tbe Jury in the trial ol ex SberilT Maaaie km prompted greatly by a sympathetic ipirit, no doubt. There seemed to be no question but what the money claimed to be short was never re ceived by the county, whether Muaeie received the benefit of it or not. Grant ing all due consideration to Uie suppoei tion that Mamie was fleeced by persons wiser than himttelf, it seeing to us that tbe blame most attach to someone in order to protect government and prop erty from the acts of officials of dishon est motives or those utterly incapacitated tor the oonduct of business in a business like manner. The law presumes all men to be honest until they are proven o tbe wise. Massie'a utter lack of busi ness qualifications soon found him in a sea of trouble, whether dishonest meth ods hsd played any part or not in plac ing him in the awful predicament he found himself in. But principle is at stake; precedent, dangerous in its antici pation, it the awful consequence of allowing sympathetic sentiment to replace justice. Placing a premium upon defalcation In office encourages others in the path of wrong-doing, no matter by what means the shortage comes about so long as the knowledge of it is possessed by the official. The strong arm of the law should reach out and protect government and property from the ravage of both Incapacity and dishonesty, and if it does not, matters may be expected to drift from bad to worse until property and life are unsafe. Official acta of other persons should not be taken into account. Because one man goes wrong should not excuse an other. There apparently is but one method for conducting public business. That is the election to office of men who are known through years of trial in pri vate life to be honest and qualified to perform official duties; men who do not become bewildered at the sight of a few hundred dollars,-who are sufficiently mentally endowed to resist temptation and maintain their manhood. Every It seldom happens that the daily mails officer of the law should be alert in the to this city do not bring numerous cata- enforcement of law and order, and thus loguea and other advertising matter in- be an example to their fellows in doing viting patronage to institutions from right. When these things are accom- abroad. People should twice stop to I pliahed law will be enforced ; property, think before they send their orders and public and private, will be protected cash away from home in answer to those I from the ravages of unscrupulous char- nicely-worded and catchy propositions, I acters, and mental capacity will prevail many of them fakes of the highest order. I where gross ignorance oft times holds These foreign concerns do not contribute I sway. one cent to the maintenance of your MASSIE JURY DID HOT AGREE OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER. Wbuck Mr. Dewey returns to his own country the people here will give him an innovation the like of which never was and likely never will be. This Na tion's admiration for him as soldier pales before its vision when it takes into account the better qualities by him dis played. The title of martyr does not ap ply to him. It fails to compass his qual ities. Beady and anxious to beobedient to every official command, besides will ing to sacrifice his home and loved one his life, if necessary to supplant the system of tyranny and oppression with that of liberty and freedom in coon try of down-trodden humanity. local institutions choola,churches,etc ; Billa Allowed by the County Coari. they bear no share of the expense of our Merrill, Frank, coffin for Jokola. . 10 60 city or county government, and by pat ronising them you do not help to build tip and improve your own community. It is the duty of our local business men to resort to all means of drawing atten tion to the lines of goods they carry, keeping constantly in touch with the people. They should be alert to all ad Tertising matter encroaching upon their territory, meeting it ingeniously with like matter, thereby saving to them selves thousands of dollars each year in trade. Clark. Fred, burial of Jokola 4 00 Conyers, W , iot for Jokola. .... 1 60 Bumgardner, I, viewer, Hender son road 4 70 Gaitens, James, same 2 60 Oberg, H A, same 2 60 THE CASK IS RESET FOR TRIAL NEXT OCTOBER. The end of the Maaaie case is not yet. After hve day's time consumed in the courts in an attempt to either convict or acquit the ei-sherilf the status of the case is exactly as it was before the trial in the nreieut term was begun. Almost the entire time was consumed in the introduction of testimony, and on Monday afternoon about 3 o'clock the arsuiuents were began bv the counsel for the state, followed by defendant's counsel, and about 10 o'clock in the nveiiintr the case was triren to the iurv, The instructions of Judge McBride to the jury regarding points of law govern ing a verdict in me case were near ana comprehensive, being positively to the ettect that u it was ot-terminea inai ue- fendant had taken, loaned or converted to his own use any of the fuuds coming into his bands as tax collector, ne was subject to conviction under the laws of this state. The jury upon first ballot stood five for conviction and seven for arquital and thus it stood during the entire time the jury was out aDout twenty nours. At about 4 o'clock Tuesday afternoon the jury returned into court with the written statement of the conditions ex isting. and that no likelihood prevailed that the jury would ever agree upon a verdict, whereupon the court dismissed the jury from further consideration of the rase and from further duty as juror at wis term ol court. District Attorney Cleeton immediately asked the court to set the date for the rehearine of the case, which was done. tbe date being the second day of the October term, at the same time reducing defendant's bond f lutv. LrOCAtj AND PKRSONAU Judge Blanchard was an up-river pass enger on the alternoon boat Monday. Boy. Mr. Fhllbrook .will preach at Scappooee Sunday at the usual hour. Eugene 'Whitney was attending to business matters in Portland Tuesday, When you want hot lunch call at Mrs. Mclntyre's, next to bowling alley. Mrs. W. B. Dillard and Mrs. D. Davis were passengers for Portland on the Thompson Monday afternoon. Bev. 6. O. Haley will preach in the Houlton M. JS. church next Sunday at 11:80 and in St. Helens in the evening at the usual hour. Dr. A. F. Knoder. the Columbia county dentist. First-class dental work at low est Drices. Located nermanentlv at Ciatskanie. Call and be convinced. Call and see samples of job printing at this office. We make a specialty of pro grammes lor entertainments, concerts, etc All kinds of printing strictly up to date. Thoss who in years past have suffered from high water along the Columbia and IIlTVUCI 2, IdMUIHWlf . U1D ...... Ir TO Black, Ed, same 2 00 Henderson, t red, same 2 00 Meeker, E, viewer. Spence road. . 2 10 Garrison, C, same 2 30 Potter, Ed, same . 2 30 Little, A B, chain man, same 2 00 Mellinger, E, same 2 00 Mills. TJS, marker.... 2 00 Mitchell, B H. printing and stat'y 7 60 Davis. David, same 62 00 Lamont, U U, wood 7 87 Sutton, C B, guarding Japs 2 50 White, Martin, assessor. ........ .138 00 It tributaries should take every precau- B'akfley, U w, assistant assessor 21 K ... , . ., , , ' r , Copeland, I H, school Supt 162 94 tion to avoid the loss of property, and Young. J L, bridge work ft D 29. . 20 00 possibly we, this spring. The indica- The Mayger Co, powder B D 9. . . 10 00 tions are. with the exceedinelv lanre Johnson Bunrdorter, lumber B amount of snow accumulated in .V--:------u- l . : r I A" A, UIO U J At7 . ....... X ft , . ''. " "w UBy m w,r, we"ler McKay, H F, medical services. ... 10 00 wiu precipitate a volume oi water to me Sheffield, A fi, support ol Headley 30 00 low lands far exceeding the capacity of ocott, M J , board ol prisoner l 70 the river banks, and aa a mnanpnw Win, same M do , 1 i n.1,. mnnAt .1 . ... . .1 unuocu, UVIktWi DUU UU1 . vu- mere must necessarily iouow a period oi I rtren . 16 00 high water far in excess of anything ot Delta. W J.'sucport'of Jordan 20 00 the kind within recent years. These con- St Vincent hospital, care Bosier. . 8 65 olnainna h.xwl h f.t that JJUnnMg (X 1BmplOn, DUruU 01 . "i" " " on nn u omer years me scarcity oi sunenine McLaren, A P, inquest P O'Brien 11 66 uaa prevented we gradual reduction oi Webber, H, juror, same 1 00 the immense banks of snow to be found Peoples, Thomas, same 1 00 in tha mnnntnina ami Gruber, G, Same 100 -in i :-ui -u i j- Smith, A L, same. 1 00 ",u I1""' ""gwi iuui uo-1 Nichols A, same 1 00 tasting streams of roaring water after a Walling, J, same 1 00 few day of dissolving sunshine. It is ICHllen, John, witness, same 160 new too late to expect a check to the on- i8 4, c Mme J . a , r.. . Ball, J W, same 160 ward flow of mountain streams through Fri w M am i kii frosty nights, as has been the case in Newberry, P P, same 1 60 former years, and once warm weather Hayes, George, surveyor 40 SO sets in it may be expected to see the E' i"8106 ee? Welch 4 66 .,,- i.k .T-u .m,. Bbinson, A, constable 2 36 . v.".B Kiiiniecki, Felix, witness 2 10 overflowing the banks of streams and Hattan, B 8, witness 1 60 creating more or less mischief in its mad Gray, M C, telegrams 4 28 rush to the sea. Iti therefore impor- S!08'' PMKe. ....... ....... w 00 . .. . . , j Bice, J N , supplies for courthouse 298 tant that every precaution be taken ad- Hll wnrk in mrthn a 9R vantage of to meet the bad result and Watts, J G, postage 20 00 other inconveniences arising from the Smith ft Thomas, lumber for B D hanaflll roan Ha nf an innwAatir,n I 00 i mcxjareu, a I , coroners inquest. 10 .w jonnson, witness. Turn wnrHa nf RM An nttoral . 8 H, juror. " w.v.w. V.U.- I ! ,., I ' U Hfl m A ing nis discourse at uouiton last Sunday Black, J E. same. afternoon call forth the approbation of Montgomery, A S, same all honest-thinking people. When Doctor Si V"' "me-' ' .l.. . .i.j-..--- Boals. John W. same. vruD Biswu ui m vunBtian mission u.i u i i called the army and navy of this nation Badger. Q W. coffin to tne rmiippine island tie expressed Montgomery, A B, watcaman and the sentiment of God-lmrinr hnmanitv. gging grave m a, m xt! . Pulliam.CS v T, , ' I McCauley, L, bounty on wild ani- my hw uj uuuto worepuuue, i maj i mais have been foretold that the good to come Conyers, W E, same. . . . ' could not be hampered within the lim-l "ckr V H.same. it of one continent. This country is too mall to contain the good tendencies. The seed of Christian enlightenment, re sult of free schools, and the right to Worship the Almighty according to the dictates of one's conscience, was as cer tain to spread as it was certain that it Was inaugurated. No political 60 00 00 00 00 00 00 8 00 8 00 8 00 8 00 8 00 24 00 2 00 Solomon, C B, same , 14 00 Holmes. W a. same..., 4 00 Morgan, J L, same 13 00 Bay, Jesse, same 1 00 1 OV Mills, Bay, same Young, Earl, same IMellinger, Perry, same Young, J L, same. . , party's eierson, in u, commissioner. . . 1 00 1 00 1 00 22 00 29 90 16 00 function was to oppose the replanting Jokai Bre g chndren 10 , rw maU aa DkJ.ti'a. .1 a. U In. .'a ..' 1 of sucn a ChriBtian system with eacceaa. i Crit tendon Home r:M;Ma Tv:Aa.. i i. ., : I TiiaVab ti,a.. .v,n t .- manner of dealing with affairs, outlined Hall, G A.deputy district attorney .h. .iu- .nA n ..... St Helens Light and Water Co. .. ha carried 10 00 1 00 6 00 3 00 Attention, Comrade. the idea into execution. The pages of history stand out diatinnt . ... . I XT w...... . n. u..in lonn and vivid as warning to Christian people . mo 'C""'" St "I "'T Hot to pursue the course of darker ages. . Ei ,re requested to be at theTpoet iiie guiuing mi oi enugutenment oecx- room at 10 :30 a. m., snarp, on Tuesday, on Christian nation onward and up ward, in their course, and through the Influences of good or evil, the better will Shine beyond, and a Nation whose mis sion is like that of ours will easily over come political opposition and plant the tbe 30th of may. I. P. Spkmcib. Post Commander. Itaee This SHrlke VtaT Mnddy Complexions and Nauseating nreatn iromctiromc constipation. K.arl's Clover Boot Tea is an absolute cure and flag of freedom and enlightenment V every land where savagery and ignor ance prevails. Sold by Dr. Edwin Boss, druggist, St. jueiens, ana e. a. ferry, Horn ton. Hot lunch served at any hour at Mrs. Mclntyre's. Coffee and pie or coffee and cake. 10 cents. Home-made bread three loaves for 10 cents. Beit to tbe bowling alley. Call at the Columbia gallery, at Rain ier, for the best pictures of the mount ains, timber, Columbia river, ocean and fishing scenes; also a fine photo of your self, sweetheart, family, ranch, house, stock, etc., by J. F. Ford. Services will be held at the Episcopal church at 8 o'clock next (Whit) Sunday evening. Hymns: "Ten Thousand Times Ten Thousand," "Holy, Holy, Holy," "Onr Blest Redeemer," Anthem, "No Shadows Yonder," Introit, "Peace, Perfect Peace," chorus, "Soldiers of tbe Cross." Our fire department was called ont last Friday afternoon to stop a slight blaze which had gained a little headway on the roof of the building occupied by Mr. Ed Hillaberry as a barber shop and residence, the fire being fortunately dis covered by Mr. Hillsberry's little boy. Tbe boys responded promptly, and the ore ww quicajy exunguisueu. A letter from Mr. John Beegle, who is at Dyea, Alaska, states he and Mrs. Beegle are enjoying good health. John has a leave of absence fiom his duties at that place for one month, and expects during that time to visit the Atlin min ing country, where he ha interests. The population of Dyea, John says, is now about zuo, wnen a year ago mere were 8000 people there. Nine member of Avon lodge Knights of Pythias, of this city, attended the in stitution of a lodge of that order at Kelso last Friday night. A large number of members from Bainier, aa well aa dele gations from Castle Bock and Kalama, were present. Kalama lodge had the commission to do the work, but were as sisted by members ot tbe order Irom Castle Bock, Bainier and St. Helens. Mneteen voune. brilliant men were cre ated Pythian Knights, and the lodge at Kelso promises to be one ol tne best in the Washington domain. I consider it not only a pleasure but a duty I owe to my neighbors to tell about the wonderful cure effected in my case by the timely use of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. I was taken very badly with flux and procured a bottle of this remedy. A few doses of it effected a permanent cure. I take pleasure in recommending it to others suffering from that dreadful disease. J. W. Ltkch, J)orr, W. Va. This rem edy is sold by Dr. Edwin Boss, druggist. The ancients believed that rheumatism waa the work of a demon within a man. Anv one who ha had an attack of sciatic or inflammatory rheumatism will agree that the infliction is demoniac enough to warrant the belief. It has never been claimed that Chamberlain's Pain Balm would cast out demons, but it will cure rheumatism, and hundreds bear testi mony to the truth of this statement. One application relieves the pain, and this quick relief which it affords is alone worth many time it cost. For sale by Dr. Edwin Boss, druggist. RAILROAD TO TAP NEHALEM There i plenty of capital behind tha company, and ill intention-is to begin the active work of construction within the next three weeks. "The plan is to build narrow guage road, having its western terminus at the Bowlby property on Young's bay, along tne grade already made, a distance oi twenty-five miles, and when that portion is in operation, to extend it farther into the Interior. While the main object of the line Will be to haul out logs and also to tap the coal regions of that district, it will also be used to handle general traffic." MaMMIfcO. Pullum-Bamus. At Quincy. Oregon Bundav, May 14, 1809, Mr. Walter Pulliam and Miss O. Maude Barnes, U. W. Barnes, justice ol the peace, ot- nciating. This wedding is' the society event of Quiocy so far this year, and the many friends of tlie young couple wish for them happiness and prosperity. The groom is a young gentleman who has re sided at Mayger lor several years, and is favorably known, while the bride was one of the most popular young ladies of the lower end of the county. Tbe cere mony took place at 1 o'clock in the par lor of the bride's parents' homo. The room was tastefully decorated with na tive evergreens and flowers, the father of the bride performing the ceremony The bride was robed iu white silk, with orange blossoms, the groom in conven tional black, and as they made their ap pearance in the room to be united, ac companied by Miss Minnie Maygwr robed in white ortraudi, as bridesmaid and Mr. Frank Barnes, aa best man, the effect waa brilliant. Many costly and useful presents were received. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ketter ing, Mrs. Wlggeton, Miss Ethel Wigge- ton, Mr. C has Lowe, ol Portland : Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Slaughter. Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Fluhrer, Mrs. Pulliam and Miss Minnie Mayger, of Mayger: J. H. Mor- back oT Stella; Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Quig ley and Mrs. N. A. Lowe, of Quincy, and Martin White, of 8t. Helens. Mr. and Mrs. Pulliam visited Portland for a fe davs. This office acknowledges the n ceipt of a piece of tbe cake, and join the numerous friend in extending con gratulation. Jew la Hear WlltY Has she lost her beauty T If so. Con' stipation. Indigestion, Hick Headache are the principal causes. Karl' Clover Boot Tea has cured these ill for half a century. Price 26 eta. and 60 eta. Money reloaded li results are not satisiactory, Sold by Dr. Edwin Boa, druggist, UL Helens, and N. A. Perry, Houlton. Tell Tear Slater. A Beautiful Complexion is an impossl bility without good pure blood, the sort that only exists in connection witn good digestion, a Healthy liver ana bowels. Karl's Clover Boot Tea acta directly on the bowel, liver and kidneys, keeping them in perfect health, rnce 25 eta and 60 cts. 8old by Dr. Edwin Boss, druggists, St. Helens, and N. A. Perry, Houlton. On Eyary Mottle Of Sbiloh's Consumption Cure is this guarantee : "All we ask of you is to use two-thirds of ths contents of this bottle faithfully, then, if you say you are not benefited, return the bottle to your druggist and he may refund the price " I'r M VA i.,u Fill I'tm anil KI IMI Sold by Dr. Edwin Boss, druggist, St, Helena, and N. A. Perry, Houlton. De Tea Knew Consumption is preventable? Science has proven that, and also that neglect is ! ' l .1 1l ... . I J sniciuai. x ne worst coiu or coueii can be cured with Shiloh's Cough and Con sumption Cure. Sold on a positive guarantee for over fifty years. Sold by Dr. Edwin Boss, druggist St. Helens, and N. A. Perry, Houlton. PROPOSALS FOR BIDS. PaoroaAi. roa Boildimo ScnnoLBOuaa. Tn all concerned SEALED BID8WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL Jun Int. lew. for bolldlna a achoolhouae Id Brbool Dlmrlct Mo. One, Columbia lkunty. lire- Jon. Plaoa and iipacificatioiia may be seen al he residence of Mr. II. Wait, a director for said dinrict, contractor to furnish all material. Tbe right la reserved to reject any or all bids. By order ot ths board. J. LEONARD, Clerk. Scappooee, Or., atay 6th, 1SW. City Treasurer's Notice. Ornca or Cirr Tai soaia, ' St. Hums, Oregon, Hay 12. ISM. THE CITY TREASURER OP ft. HELENS, Orearnn hereby fives notice that all war. rants ol this city which have been presented and endorsed "Not Paid for Want of Funds," WILL EXTEND TO THC UPPER PART OF THE VALLEY. The Astoria Budget of last Saturday contained the following article in regard to the building of the Kehalem railroad : "The indications are that Astoria will have transportation connection with the Nehalem country even more quickly than has been expected, and if the plan now being worked out is carried to a success ful issue, as there is every prospect that it will be, a railway line will have been constructed from Young's bay to the Upper Nehalem valley before the end of this summer. "A company has been formed consist ing of several Portland men and some Eastern lumbermen, nearly all of whom are holders of Clatsop county timber lands, for the purpose of opening up the rich timber and coal belt. They nave secured from Dundee Beid the right of way and grade which he had. leading from the old South Coast road via Sad dle monntain through the Nehalem, and have also purchased from him rails nec essary for laving the track, and cars anf- ficient to operate tbe road when finished. prior to March 29, 18, will be paid upon pre sentation to ma. Interest will not be allowed alter this date. DAVID DA VM, City Treasurer. County Treasurer's Notice. lay 1. MM. GIVEN THAT ALL CorjMTT TatiiDRKB's Omcl St. Hki.kns, Ot., lis; XT OTIC E 18 HKKKBV lv unpaid County Warrants ol Columbia Connty, Oregon, nblch have been presented and endorsed: "Not Paid for Want of Fuuds," prior to lsarrh 1st, 1MM, will be paid upon pre sentation at this onice. Intercut will not be al lowed after thin date. KDW1N ROHH, alsmU Treasurer of Columbia County, Oregon. Notice for Publication. Laud Orncx at Oaxoon Cirr. Ob., April 10th, 1BW. NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVBN THAT THE following-named settler has Died notice of his Intention to make Anal proof in snorl of his clnlm, under tertlun Act March 2, WtJ, and that said proof will be made before tbe County Clerk ol Columbiacouuty at 81. Helena, Oraxon. on May 28, UtM, viz: FHINEA8 PECK, Homestead entry No. 97M (or the U of the tw of section 20, township 6 north, range 4 wast. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, vis: John Campbell and Albert Wood, of Vernonia, Oregon, and Clarence Bead and William C. Eicbmaa, of Keasey, Oregon. al4ml CHaH. B. MOUHK8, RegUlar. Notice for Publication. Lakd Orrics at Oaseoa Cirr, Ok., April 2&, US. NOTICE 19 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE followlnS'named settler has filed notice of his intention to make Anal proof Id support of bis claim, and that said proof will be made be fore Beitlster and Beeelver at Oregon City, Ore goo, on June 41th, law, vlsi ALBEBT L. MILLER, Homestead Entry 10,190, for ths northeast li ot section 14, township 4 north, range I west. He names the following witnesses to prove his eon ttnnous residence upon and cultivation of said land, vis: Paul 1. Scbols. of Holton. Oreaon. Otto Williams, oi at. Helens, Oregon, William Guild, of Kauvle Island. Oregon. Per rival Bu chanan, ol Portland, Oregon. siouv . is, auuHcs, ugier. .BRIM'S SALOON.; K&m. t?rinn, five?. If you want something good In ths i iiu oi wills? try ; SHAW'S M ALT 1 -Only the beet ol Liprs and Cigara Kept 1b Stoct i Foot and Card Tallies tor ths use ot Patrons. Courtsuus traumas, (Betw tke twe Hotels.) ST. BIISHS, - - - 0SSG0K. OPCN FROM A. M. TO IS OOLOOK MIONIQHT. MiiritfiiiiimritfTOiitiifmimifiifiiMifmiiiiitfnfiiniiiiH I ....MONEY SAVED IS HONEY EARNED... K MIDNIO.MT. THE- BANQUET CL0HIH6CR i WHITNEY, Pnp. TBS rAKOCS GYRUS NOBLE - WHISKEY Bealdes other standard brands of liquor, Is kept always on baud. PtulftYV getv. Card tables, pool table, and billiard table for the ase ol patroua. St. Helen, Oregoa. X STORIA & COLUMBIA RIYER 1 RAILROAD COMPANY. EBAD DOWM DAILY. r. a. 7 00 sos i 20 30 S 44 S 60 I M f Ot 19 S S7 10 00 10 OH io as 10 an .0' 98.4 4S.I a. a. I 00 OS 20 0 ita.n' 4A lftn.! &a 6.S 10 00 I02.S 10 10 ICS.1 10 21 171.11 in aa t i li 02 mt U 10 I90.S it va t 4 u an wis: aasoor tTATIOftS. DAILY. I a. a. r. . Lv.. Portland.. Ar 11 IS a 40 Ooble 10 10 (aft I Rainier KM I 20 Pyramid t 40 S 00 ...... Mayirer St 7 64 ......lluiuey a as 7 4 ....Clattkanla.... t la 7 aa I ....Marshland.... SOU 7 2 Wmtport IH 7 17 I.'llflon S 40 6 Knappa 17 4 84 ... Bveuaon 07 24 ....John Day 7 M I 10 Ar, .. Astoria ... I.t I 7 4 too HKA8IDK UIVmiON p. . 600 26 6 ftO SO A. M. II JU 11 M 13 is i oo Daily Lv.. Astoria ..AH Ar ... . Lv Lv """"""" Ari Ar....HeaMde....L a aa aT5T "rCif. 7 40 4 00 7 20 IU s m t io 14 9 80 All Trains ta snd from a-asida run bt mvi sou new Astoria Til warrenion. SPECIAL SUNDAY SEASIDE TRAIN Leases Astoria st 1:90 a, m. and arrives Seaside :w a. in . Pasxeiiimr may return on any train shown In vuvw.iv on same date. Passenaers for Astoria nr wav nolnta mimt fl trains at Houlton. Trams will stop to let pes senaers off at Houlton whrncomina from points sen. Pass. Ant.. Astoria, Or. MUCKLE BROS. 'aasaaaaaiaawi at.i iu, i j ..'jaxXJcJJnL.m isiifimMSSW' si 'sfwia MANUFACTURE RB 0F- Rough and Dressed Lumber Dlroansfon Lumber, Flooring, Rustle, Sheath, iu, uuiin, ana a complete auica oi aver variety of lumber kept oo hand. AT THE OLD STAND, ST. HELENS, OR ft FOB rOBTLAtlfat, DAILT. i 3 -TIAMIf- (j "America" j M lillamett Slongh Route ri H M H M M M Leave 61. Helens.... Arrive at Portland... Leave Portland Arrive at t)t. Helens.. 7:00 4 M 10:.S0 A M . 2:110 P M . 6:00 P M JAMES GOOD, llfmater. f4 tiVvvvvvvvvva41 r ARE SO CENTS. Will Carry Nothing but Passe n . gen and Fast Freight. 0. R. & N. CO. DarAST roa Fast Hsll Sp.m. Spokane Flyerl 1:10 p. m. Sp.m. AT TTHTITl T Y HOTEL Mrs. M. J, Scott, Proprietress bT. HELENS, OREGON. A Strictly Frst-Clase House. A Houie for Commercial Travelers and the Public. Board and Lodg . lug at Most Reasonable Kates. A WELL KEPT STABLE Fur Care of Patron's Horses. tsAAAAAa 8 p. m. .sunaay Ex. Saturday 10 p. m. ta. m. Ez.Sunday Tues.Tbur. and Sat. 6 a. m. Tues.Thur. and Sat. Ly, Rlparla 1:46 a. m. dally ex cejit Bat. Tile SCHEDULES From Portlane). Salt Lake, Denver. Ft. Worth, Omaha.Kan sas City, St. Louis, Chicago and East. Walls Walla, f kane. Is, HI. Mia neao . Paul. Dultith. Mil waukee, Chloago A Esst. ... Ocean Steamships. All sailing dstes sub lent to ehsnxe. For Hsn Francisco Ball every Ave days. Columbia River Steam ars. To Astoria and Way-landings. Willamette Rhrer. Oreaon City, Newborg, Salem A Way-land'fs Willamette and Yam hill Rivers. Oregon City, Dayton, aucl Waylandluga. WlllamatU River. Portland to Corvallls and Way-landings. nake River. Rlparla to Lawlston. Aaaiva raoit Fail Mall (:46 p.m. Spokane Flyer 8:80 a.m. 4 p.m. Ex. m. lunday 4:80 p. m. Ex.Hunday 8:90 p.m. Hon. Wed. and Frl. 4:80 p.m. Tues.Thur. and Sat. Lv.Iwton 6:46 a.m. daily ex cept Frl. W. H. HURLBERT, flanarat Paaaanffar Aaant. PORTLAND - - OREGON ..Continue to Earn Money by.. Subscribing for' the I Veekly Oregonian5 lr . ano : The Oregon Mist ..Our Clubbing Rate Enables Us to.. Furnish Both Papers for only TWO DOLLARS PER YEAR 3 liUiUiUiUiUiUiUlUiiiiUiUiUiUiUiUiUiUiUiUlUiiliUcUiiiU .....JOHNSON & DURCDORFER DROS 0 Manufaelursrs of and Dsaltn In-o ..All Kinds of Rough and Dressed Lumber., Ssasss 4 rirla;... Raatle ...Celling D . 7 ...DlaMenslea Laaaker... BOAPPOOSK. - . OOOD ROAD TO THE MILL. Mill on south firk of rkanooss erek,four miles from s piHMa ststlxu, l.umlH-r rtPllvfrf.l at rKapponM itstlnn or Jiihn.oin landiiin at ll.uu per M, tatrs. At Warren MaUun, 11.60. - - - OKKOON .Drugs and Medicines.... Bhorjld be boonlit only at a Urns; Store, where doubt is never allowed to enter the mind as to quality of t tie article old. We furnish drugs of tha required standard ol strength tiroes that are riirht. What you buy at a Drug Btore you may depend upon it being what you ask for. ....OUR STOCK OF.... Patent Medicines and Toilet Articles - IS COM PLETEL..aaa. School Books and School Supplies. Prescriptions Cart-fully Compounded Iay or Night. ...ST. HELENS PHARMACY... Dr. Edwin Boss, Proprietor. ST. HELENS. - - OREGON anayajt m WW Hji ay au nji ay aytjr AafkJ t HOME BAKERY m LUNCH ROOII i . Mrs- a. i. M'iNTvna. proprictrcbs. Home-Kade Breai, Pies Cakes, Donsbiints Lmiclies, 10 cents Up. . Also a 8tou of KoUnna and CuafaoUonary NBXT TO BOWUNO At.HTV. -:- BT. HnLKNS. PI ATC17 AXTTE FDTTP CTHDE I DR. J. E. HALL, Proprietor, Has Ks raeslvea' a lam eseortaseat ml Prk aad Pare BRUGB & GHEnCilLte Also a new and seleet stock of drain and patent medicines, fancy stationery, sebool boosa aad arhool supplies, perfumery aud lollst articles, and in Uot evsryihlDi which la usually kept al a flnnvalaaa drus store. Prescriptions Carefully Componnded -AT THS CLATSKANIE DRUG STORE frV4VTV'l''n'WlWVWVVV''VVIB'VW ED HI1XSBERRY, Expert Barber SHARP RAZORS AND CLEAN TOWELS. None but purest chemicals used in wash ing ana cleansing tne lace. Get a Hot Towel on Your Face Usual price for work. DECKER'S OLD STAND, ST. HELENS E.E. QUICK Commissioner of Heeds for Washington G. W. COLE . Motary Public , PROPRIETORS OF THORNE'S Hnmerical Systemic Abstracts. Titles examined and Perfected. Ahstrata Furnished. Aasesiinients Kxamlned. In surance Written. Taxes Paid aad Convey anoliM. T. HELESI, OatEOOl. STEAMER G. W. SHAVER DELL SHAVER, Master. rm&Vi:Tj The Only Direct Route PROM set cillord to Ciatskanie Port! an d. foot of Wtfthlnfttnt. itreet, Tuetdir. Thurfrlay. and Bnndy vn)npri tt u.sjubv. ntsvurninkcjakvun vinitiaQi, nue ptirmiiiinkT. Monoar. wMnpMiif. ana Leaves Friday er.nlnirs at 4 o'clock. Kalama Silo: St. Helens B:u. obanga time without notice. Will pass Oak Point about 7: Slells7:lB: Mavser 7:2ft: Kalnl.r S:!iO: Arrive in Portlaud liSO a. in. The company reserves tbe riah ta Shaver Transportation Company. ....STEAMER JOSEPH KELLOGG.... Leaves Kelso on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at o'clock a. m. Leaves Port land Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturdays, at f o'clock a. m. Portland and Kelso Route via Willamette slough