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Newspaper Page Textfll? ITfiiftM IV IT GIT the propeion oi popolist politics J LllJKJ KJLl lUlOIi ihaa in the broader education of the IIMIRB EVERY FKIDAf mOKKIIfl - OAtIO etflS, Editor tad Propnatw. abacrlptlaH Halm. On copy on year la .tvau. ...,..., U DO On oopy a)x inoiHiia.,,.,, ,.... 80 111(1 oij....... . I Advertising rat nad. know a apoa application SVJI LL' I I. O-XXI 1 1 COLOMBIA COUNT DIRECTORY. Kansas youth. The change that hu come over the Kansas people, to pro duce luch result, ie little short oi mar velous. X few years Ago the failure of teacher in the school to place populist I principles above every other require ment supposed to be necessary to the education of a Kansas boy would have been cause sufficient for their removal. THE TIMBER REGION. Colombia County Claaae-d aa Third ia the State. There are in the neighborhood of 228 sawmills in urcson wiilcn cut almost 600,000,000 feet of timber each year, lt would take these mills just 100 years to cut the standing timber of the' four best timbered counties of Oregon. These four counties are Clatsop, Columbia, Wash ington and Tillamook, where nearly s,uuu,vuu acres oi neavuy tiiuuerea lands acres n, nf i. a rai..i. ,., are found, un these jf.ooo.000 ol populist supreme in Kansas was the o lu-rktable timber, which is worth count- otncKst". i!SP. IE&HZ Th, new teacher., Sheriff Treaaurcr Supt. of SoaooU A Mor ........ Surveyor. voroper ....1. N. Rica. Clatakanle ., E. How, tit. Helena ...I. H. Copcland, Warren Martin Whit, Uuiue y tteo. Havaa. Mavaer .Dr. A. P. Mcl.ro, lUlnW debauchery of the public schools. Kan sas has been wise in making the change. it ia announced, have been told that the school is for the purpose of teaching agriculture standing $30,000,000 or (400,000,000 man ulactunm. All of these counties are in North western Oregon ; some of them border ing on the Pacific ocean. Tillamook leads with 700,01)0 acres: followed by July 14,1899. instead of tor the organisation of politi- I lataop with 630,000, and ttien come cal clubs. IColuniDia and Washington with nearly juu.wu eacn. nineieentn century naa witnessed ,.( in ,k M.,. ,i. more momentous chamres in the orroni- I ....... (..i. .i-. sation of industry than have taken place are the principal varieties found in the in the 6000 years of previously recorded M',n.CT counties named. history of mankind. The Invention, of L JilT?, labor-saving machinery, operation by the various streams may be found buov I steam and electricity, have completely I camps where men are at work preparing revolutionised production and displaced lhe a for ,u? wi,l- In camps OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER. THE COUSTY'8 CONDITION. I handcraft from its sphere of individual completion. One by one all the trades which for centuries had offered an in centive to mechanical skill and ingenuity have been forced to give way to the ma chine. And the man operating the nia- I chine has become more and more mere automation. The forces that brought about this revolution in the itu chanical arts have also called into exist- The business affairs of the county are nce the concentration of capital essen- like the business affairs of the Individ- M f carrying on production under oat riehtlv manaced and success i. the new conditions. The corporate form certain to result. The splendid show- ' capitalistic enterprise has gradually ins- in the affairs of the county made in supplan ted individual effort, just as there are ueihniis 4000 men emnloved during the "logging" season. This addini to the 2000 or 3000 men working in and around the mills makes iid one of the great wage-earning armies of Ore- Sn. There is from $4,000,000 to6, W.000 invested in the lumber industry iu mis state, ami ine ouainess is yet in its infsncv. Well-timbered lauds can be bought at a very low price, and it Is predicted that timber on all these lands will one dtty be very valuable. in addition to the nr. spruce and cedar forests, there are many other kinds of woods in Oregon. Among these larch. oak, maple, ash, alder, dogwood and cottonwood are the most valuable. the annual reports of the various county officers submitted to the county court last week, being the close of business for the fiscal year, speak, louder than word, of the efficency of the present county government. Not that blame attaches to previous boards any more the automatic These tendences toward centralisation and combination have be come irrestible and manifest themselves in every branch of Industry and com merce. The department store is the natural outgrowth of modern demands and conditions as much as is the sky- than to individual citizens for the in- scraper office building, the rapid transit debtedneaa of the coonty having so rap idly increased until it reached a rather serious aspect, because the burden, as all know, was brought about by a com bination of circumstances over which there seemed no hope for relief until the street railways and the modern beef butchering and meat packing house. Industrial evolution is no respecter of persons or places. With resistless force it crushes the wesk and builds up the Treasurer Roberta' Report. The difference between Cleveland times and McKinley times is strongly accentuated bv the fact that Uncle Sam's supply of gold is getting so large that he has been compelled to stop exchanging notes for gold. U. 8. Treasurer Roberts said on this subject: "We have today. aooui z3t,uuu,uuu in gold and our vaults are almost overflowing. The Chicago sub-treasury cannot receive more gold as its vaults are full." Treas urer Roberts has issued on interesting statement snowing tne amount oi paper money in circulation. The total is 1222- 046,417, divided in denominations follows: ones, 55,432,47 : twos. 133- 836,335; fives, $287,240,022; tens, 136 3ii,7iu; twenties, tZ2,szi,Z2o; nfties, IS IT RIGHT For am Editor to Recommend: Pat ent Medicines From Sylvan Valley New, Srerad, H.3. It Uiav be a Question whether the, nil. tor lias the right to publicly recommend any ui we various proprietary medicines which flood the market, .yet as a preven tative of suffering we feel it a duty to say a guua wore ior unamneriain's colic, Cholera and Diarrhoaa Keinedy, We have known and used this medicine In our family for twenty year, and have niwnya lounu it rename, in many cases a dose of this remedy would save hours of suffering while a physician Is awaited. We do not believe in depending implic itly on any medicine for a cure, but we ao oeueve mat u a Dottle of Chamber- lam's Diarrhwa Remedy were kent on hand and administered at the incention of an attack much suffering might be avoided and in very many rases the nres- vm-Bui a pnyaiuian would not De re quired. At least this ha. been our ex perience during the past twenty years. kw Mia uv ui auwiii lioas. .BRIMS SALOON. iwwwwwiiiwitwwwwiiiwwiinfr.niiiiiwiiiimw ...MONEY SAYED IS HONEY EARNED. 1 , ?ttrt, lvet. If yon want aomalhlna llu uf wnltky ST1 in th SHAW'S MALT Only ths beat of- Llauors ana Clears Kept in Stock Fool and Card Tabla forth tue of fatroua. Couruoua treaiuiaal. (Batwaan th tw Hotalt.) ST. HELENS, . . . OREGON, at OPIN PROM 8 A. M. TO S IS O'OLOOK MIDNIQHT. ..Continue to Earn Money by.. Subscribing for the Weekly Oregonian ANO The Oregon Mist PROFESSIONAL. Jft. J. E. HALL. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Clatskanie, Columbia county, Or. J-JR. KDWIK KOSs PHYSICIAN AND 8UEGEON. St. Helens, Oregon R. H. R. CI4PF, FHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. St. Helens, Oregon. Strong: rejuvenates and invigorates en- spasm of demand for aselesa road, and terpnses adapted to the new conditions 934 ,000tfive hundreds, $16,897,500; eosuy Dridgea nad spent its force and anu proetrates ana wraiyzes tne mients one tnonsanas, siH7tr,uuu; sve thous tha atarn realization of the result of that stand in the way of Drocress. The ands, $840,000; and in ten thousand manifest duty of intelligent men is to I accept the inevetible and battle man I fully for the betterment of their own condition and the advancement of the human race. such request, upon the county bad be come ao apparent as to cause alarm. This condition of circumstances stand. today largely responsible for the uncer tain financial condition of the county which existed a few year. ago. Beside, these facta, it is no more reasonable to expect public affairs to survive a gen eral crisis in business condition, than it is to expect private and individual mat ter, not to .utter from such an evU. In fact human nature demand, self preser vation, and many of n. look upon the past and wonder how public affair, were kept in as good condition as they were in the face of the paralysed condition of private business enterprise throughout the land. Upon the revival of business condi tion, a couple of year, ago, determina tion on the part of the county officer, to eliminate the public debt made itself notes, $10,420,000. In addition there are thirty-odd thousand dollar, in fractional paper currency in circulation although none has been issued for years. Ths dispatches indicate that Mr, Bryan will probably have a warm time secunntr tne nomination for president in the next national democratic conven- absolute guarantee tion. Mr. Gorman, of Maryland, and other prominent Eastern democrat, are "camping on Willie', trail," and the pursuit is becoming more interesting each day. The desire to overthrow Mr, Bryan is wholly on account of his radi cal view, on the money question. But .Qaar m Lever Has turned with dicenst from an other wise lovable girl with an offensive breath. Karl's Clover Root Tea purine, the breath by its action on the bowels, etc.. as nothing else will. Sold for years on rnce 20 eta. and 50 cts. Sold by Dr. Edwin Ross, drug gist. St. Helens, and N.A.Perry, Uoulton. Exterminating Weeds. A weed is very properly termed "a Elant oat of place," but when a good, ealthy burdock, nettle, teazel, raeweeo or pigweed springs np beside a poppy or marieold. the order seems to be reversed : the great apostle of free silver dare not th weed "eemingly thrive, just as well, ;, ,u. v; 1,- j- I wuiie tne ueeiraoie piant Become, ae- quit the .object however much he de- cidedly.,oatof l(ce sire, the nomination again. William A vigorous nse of the hoe at once upon unaerstanas mat nis pet tneory u gone tue appearance 01 tne little weed seed' lings, where a hoe can G. W. COLE, ATTORNEY AND COtlNtfKLOR-AT-LAW, ST. HELENS, OREGON. -THfC- CL0NINQER A WHITNEY, Prop. th. r A MODS GYRUS NOBLE WHISKEY Bnlctaa other atamtard branda of liquor, la kapt alwaya 011 hautl. U?tnljttrb'0 r. Can! tabloa, pool Utile and billiard lauw lur in iu ot palroua. St. Helen. Orgoa ..Our Clubbing Rate Enables Us to.. : l'urnish Both Papers for only j TWO DOLLARS PER YEAR JOHNSON & OURCDORFER DROS..... vv-evsvavsvav e Manufacturer of aud DeaUra In e ...All Kinds of Rough and Dressed Lumber... Iiaatle ...('villus; d Ileerlns;. ...lliaalen Lumber... SOAPPOOBK. . OOOO HO AD TO THI MILL. Mill on ninth fork of arappou vrwk.four Wl In from -kikii alatluU. LumlH'r iMtvervil at Hi-appiMw alatlon or loli clou'. lamlliiK at II .00 (ir M, ilra. At Warran tatlon, II. Co. - - - OltKOON Titl Abatract Book., Notary Publlo, Coinmla alooer of Paeda for WaahtiiKton, and an xpr- ivncea coitecwr iu todiwvuimi wun odio. A STORIA & COLUMBIA RIVER H RAILROAD COMPANY. J. W. DAY W. B. D1I.LAKD I aaaODowM PiUrtrb & Jinn, ATTORNEYS -AT-LAW Office utxt door to Courthouse, ST. HELKNti, OKKliON. General Draotle In court of Oroaon or Waah- lnrtou. Abatracia uiade directly from count)' revoraa. DAILY. .8'1'KAMKIt, Ii IJ PR Ii I IvT !Hj STATIONS. W.4i t-'i.Kl ra.it! 10 21 71.3 ) PORTCAND AND ASTORIA Leares Portland ererr nlsht at 8 o'clock 1 1 u 1 - u . L.' . . 1 . . 1 I .'i natvn. V i fc wmiubj. B.IUIU.J I nigni at tu. Returnine, teares Aatoria at 0:9)1 o'clock every nioriitna (except Monday.) Dun- day at 6:00 o clock p. m. 10 m It 03 11 10 BO., II L 'i.4 11 :! At Lt.. Portland Uobla Halnlar .... Pyramid.... Mavger Qulocy .... Clalnkanl... .... Marahland... Wmiport.... tuition Knappa Hvenon John liar AY .. A.torla ... Li a. an lot DAILV. in BEA8IDK DIVISION SS J Dally 21 I 28 r. . a. . I I u "rT5". Lr.. Aatoria ..Ar J 40 4 IW 8 IB 11 So 6. Ar ,.. L 7 a) S SO ia is Lt wrrnton X, im S 10 M ....Drugs and Medicines.... Klionltl be bought only at a Prtig Htor, whsra doubt i. never allowed to enter the mind aa to quality of ths artlclo sold. We furnish drugs of the required standard of strength druas that are right. What you buy at s Drug Htore you may depend upon it being what you ask for. , ....OUR STOCK OF.... Patent Medicines and Toilet Articles .IS COMPLETE. School Books and School Supplies, Prescription. Carefully Compounded Xy or Night. ...ST. HELENS PHARMACY... Dr. Edwin Ross, Proprietor. ST. HELENS. - - OREGON - All Train to and from Haairtslsa nut In sTlatwal I mivi daw Awuna Ttm n a r re d lull. up, and the action oi the gold element nn$' wnere noe can ne nsea, a the ,n.nife.rwUhth; result TcItheTn-f tatopfi.ra: nual statement issued on the first of this month shows. There is no doubt bat what the dependence) placed in the people to liquidate their back taxes ia cause for a great amonnt of the serious complications into which the affair, of ths county were allowed to drift. Cold business methods of forcing the payment of taxes was the only means by which the embarrassment coo Id be overcome, and since such satisfactory progress has been made in relieving the county from the burden, the public stands ready to applaud the officers. Ths court within the last year has displayed commendable prndenoe in ex punging from the books all claims held against lands for taxes which were con sidered not sure of collection, until at the present time the liens held on lands, amounting to about (22,000, is almost absolutely certain as safe, reliable re sources. Ths fact that many applica tion are each week made to the clerk for the redemption of lands renew, hope that another year or two will witness a cleanup of all delingnent taxes. These liens Just about offset the outstanding 'colonel" deep 1 VERNOMA VARIETIES. Good weather for baying. Clarence Palmer has recovered so ss to be around. B. Seeseman is at present working for we riusourg Aim uompany. Mrs. Reuben Sesseman returned to her home at Buxton last week. Adoloh Benrerson and wife, of Uooer nenaiem, were in town ennaay. Lon Emmons has been cutting bar for JL W. Van Dyke and Frank Tracy tne pasi weea. Chas. Malmaten and Tell Soule went out to their ranches last week and spent a coupie 01 aays. Rev. Ernst and wife arrived in town last Friday evening to assist in conduct ing tne campmeeting. Mr. and Mrs. Mellis and Mr. and Mrs. Dunne, of Mist, were np attending campmeeung eunaay . Myrtle Powell, of Pittsburg, was in town Saturday evening. She returned to ber school at Gobie Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Keaser and Mr. and Mrs. Dorr Keasey and daughter, Mapril, were present at services last eunaay. Fishing in the Kehslem and Bock . . . , . . , , . . 1 . kuiu. ui mo .1C11.101U .iiu xvm; warrants, hence the remaining debt is creek i88Tery good at present. Both good opportunity for fly streams afford fishing. The infant son of George Parker was taken quite sick last Sunday with capillary Droncnitis. However, tie is recovering. Dr. C. L. Hatfield delivered a very en- rerunning auaress on me rourtn, sucn to the common grow for a few days they may be easily pulled up root and branch, if a weed has attained any size, never cut it off with the hoe. but Dull it UD. or Gener ally new shoots will come from the old crown. Whatever the way or means. keen the weed, down entirely at all haz ards, for they rob ths soil and render otherwise sightly places decidedly ob jectionable. A wise gardener is he who never allows a weed of any kind to go to seed about his place for a considerable distance about the outskirts, thereby avoiding many a backache the following season. When large weeds about to seed are pulled np they should be burned as they might germinate. Taasf Mathers. Croup is the terror of thousand, o young mothers because its outbreak is so agonizing and frequently fatal. Shi loh's Cough and Consumption Cure acts lite magic in cases of Croup. It has never been known to fail. The worst cases relieved immediately. Price 25 cts., ov cis. ana si. ooia ny ur. jcawui itoss, druggiet, St. Helens, and N. A. Perry, riouiion. If yon have a dollar to spend, spend it with your home merchant, the man who neips to Keep up your schools and churches, donates to your charitable in stitutions, helps to improve your streets, gives employment to your neighbor, pays taxes in your town and countv. ana generally extends credit to you wnen yoa naven 1 got tne price." ST. CHARLES HOTEL Front & Morrison Sts., Portland BPCCIAL SUNDAY 8E ABIDE TRAIN Aatoria at 1:80 a, m. and arrive Btaalda 1 v.wa. m. raiw-nirera may return on anr train ahown In achedule on aama data. I PaaHiiccra for Aatoria or ar.. nnlnu mnt a.. I uaina ai nnuiinn. rralru Will tuD In lat M. I wnir.r. off at lioulUin hn doming Iron polina I i. a.. ui uuuiv. 4. js naval. Sen. Paaa. AxL. Aatoria. Or. Under New Management 150 Rooms at 23 Cents to SO Cents. Suites 75 Cents to ll.OO. Elevator, Electric Lights and Bells, and all Modern Conveniences. Frc Bus Meet ali Boat and Trains. Restaurant Connected witli Hotel O'tznn TeleDlion 209. Columbia Telephone Z7. MUCKLE BROS. -MANUFACTURERS OF- Rough and Dressed Lumber Dimenalon Lumber. Floorlna. Ruatic. Shaath in, vaainaa, ana a complut atocK 01 T.rr .c j v. Lium avp. pa nana. AT THI OLD STAND, ST. HELENS, OR AvV''svvvva svvvtv. AVfVVV HOME BAKERY LUNCH ROOM - " MRS- S. I. M'lNTVRS, PROPRIITSISS. Home-Maie Bread, Pies Calces, DonjUnnts Lnncnes. 10 cents Dp. AtnoaftocH of Notion und Confectionery 1 1 NKKT TO HOWLINO ALLJ1Y, -:- ST. ItmrKNW. JpT A MTU nDTTP CTADrt White Collar Line "America" practically provided for, Further resources of which no men tion was made in the annual statement, nor could it have been properly made, is the sum of over $2000 in the hands of the sheriff, most of which would be ap plicable to the payment of warrants. In reality, it can be truthfully stated sn address as appeals inai we inoeoeaness ot tne county does " - - j " ... . . , . cts. Sold by Dr. Edwin Ross, druggist, sot today exceed $20,000. -UP cl"b 8t- Hle". rry, rJouItSu. ' TJ. U . ; I . , , . I J ft vwk v. vauju I r oieeiine. ii meeui mis r rmav evening at Mr. O. Malmsten's. Topic for study, jcvangeitne Yt Try IS. If Shiloh'a Coutrh and ConsnmnHon Cure, which is sold for the small price of 25 cts., 50 cts. and $1, does not cure, take the bottle back and we will refund your money. Sold for over fifty years on this guarantee. Price 25 cts. and 50 should not be entertained. Ail the while the strictest economy has been practiced and a vigilant eye kept over public affaire, time has been moving on ward, bringing its ordinary and inevi table results. Bridges throughout the county need repairing, facilities for prop erly conducting the affairs of the county demand an increase, and all these things require sn expenditure. The reaction is certain to set in and the future will demand a more careful conduct of affairs than has the past required. Experience is worth much, however, and from the ashes of the past monuments may be builded. ' Ths reaction in Kansas thrilatena to be as rapid as was the downslide when ths state full into the caprice-cursed con dition which a few populist administra tions left it. There have been many il lustrations of returning reason on the part of Kausans and each one is more emphatic than its predecessor. The latest evidence of wisdom come in the wholesale re-organ iat ion of ths faculty Sick Heaaaeh... The curse of overworked womanhood, flrA nnir.tr1v and .nrnlv t,nraA hv ITail' Chas. and Newton Perry, with their Clowr Root T. th rreat MnnA nnriKn, wives, were over from Houlton last week, and tissue builder. Money ref unded if shine, eniovine csmnmeetin?. vinitinir Unt aifr Pri. m ..j nn rienus, bus. inej returned via wasn- cts. Sold by Dr. Edwin Ross, druggist, "";. oi. neiens, ana . a. rerry, uoulton Ho! hoi Long-horned, embalmed ear- pet bagger! . Hamlet! What? Hamlet? "We have sold many different congh And the "lank one" has heard of Hamlet! remedies, none has ever eiven better That's encouraging. Read some of I satisfaction than Chamberlain's", says nam let, "lanxey." Twin ao you good, nr, r.mnmMfinff .iwim.nMil sn Wulnna. I arK. day of last week. Rev. Ernst, Horn- jsd npon in all cases of coughs, colds lne DM Agricultural couege oi mat from ih. .K f, ,nH on August 1st, 1809, at 9 o'clock A. M. state. Nearly all the members of the faculty were removed. The peculiar feature of ths situation is that ths mem bers were convicted, before their re moval, of having given more attention scliuch snd Culver arrived Wednesday T hoarseness, mm on rriuuy xvev. r.rai came. nev. T. W. Lanner was expected, but did not arrive. The attendance during last week was good and great intererst was shown. Sunday morning Presiding Elder Ernst preached a masterful ser mon. At the present writing the meet ings are still continuing. , TOWNSHIP PLAT FILED. 1ands in Township 2. Range 6, Sub ject to Entry. Unitkd States Lamo Orncs, Oueoon City, Or., June 17, 1899. Notice is hereby given that the ap proved fractional plat of township 2 north, range 6 west, has been received THE COLUMBIA RIVER AND PU0ET HOUND NAVIGATION CO. rOBTLAHD-iSTORIA tOUTE. ...TELEPHONE... Landlnr Foot of Alder Street. Portland. Leaves Portland daily (ezceptSunday)at7 A.M. Landlns Telephone dock. Antorla. Leave Aitoria dally (except Sunday) 7 P. M. Telenhona Tlckeu Good on Steamer Potter. Steamer Potter Tlckeu Good on Telephone. U. B. SCOTT, Pre. d rOB rOBTLAND, DAILT. hi STEAMSR i Willamett Slongli Route Leave 81. Helens.... Arrive at Portland. . . Leave Portland Arrive at et. Helens. . 7:00 A M 10:30 A M . 2:80 P M . 6:00 P M DR. J. E. HALL, Proprietor, Has faat raealvaS a lary aawrlasMt rraaa and para DEDG9 CKISRIICJLiB AIM a n;w and aet took of rue and patent tnedlclnaa, fancy lUllonarv, aohool boon . uaayTewTs OraKI'd 'Ki Prescriptions Carefully Compounded AT THK f CLATSKANIE DRUG STORE l MBE SO CENTS. Will Carry Nothing but Passen gers and Faat Freight. 14 JAMES GOOD, master. 0. 8. & N. CO. NOTICE. MY WIPE, BESSIE ADAMS, HAVING LEFT my bed and board on Sunday, July 2, im, I will not be reaponilhle lor any bills contracted uy ner. ALibii AIMMH, uoble, or. of said date, said plat will be fild in this office and the lands therein embraced will be subject to entry on and after said date. Chas. B. Mookes, Register. Wat. OAixowAr, Receiver. Skin Diseases. For the speedy and permanent cure of tetter, salt rhenm and eczema, Cham berlain's Eye and Skin Ointment Is without an equal. It relieves the itch ing and smarting almost instantly and its oontlnned nse effects s permanent cure. It also cures itch, barber's Itch, scald head, sore nipples, Itching piles, chapped hands, chronio sore eyes and granulated lids. - Dr. Cadi's Condltlos Powders for horses are the best tonic, blood purifier end vermifuge. Price, ts cents. Sold by No Ladies Faroitare is Complete Without a Nr LIGHT-RUNNING SINGER SEWING MACHINE. Sold on Easy Tnn without Intareat. C. P. LOOSEV, Agent. Astoria - Oregon. ATtTTIUmiT V UK1M1AL HOTEL Mrs. M. J. Scott Proprietress ST. HELENS, OREGON. A Strictly Prst-CIa Hou. A Ho me for Commercial Travelers and the Public. Board and Lodg ing at Most Reasonable Rates. i A WELL KEPT STABLE For Care of Patron's Horse. ml Dst Time SCHEDULES Aaaiva a From Portland. Faat Salt Lake, Denver, Ft. Faat Mail Worth, Omaha, Kan- Mall S p. m. aaa City, Ht. Louis, :46 p. m, Chicago and Kaat. Bpokan Wall Walla, Spokana, Rpokan Flyer Minneapolis, St. Flyer 2:10 p.m. Paul, Duluth, Mil- S:D0a.m. waiike, Chloago A Eaat. Oeaan Slaamahlp. 'P- AUllln,d.tea.ub. m' jet:t to chanK. For Han Franoliwio - Ball every live daya. p. m. Oolumbla Rlvor 4 . m Ki.Bunilay St.amara. Cs.Biinday Saturday To Aatoria and Way 10 p. m. landing. 6a.m. Willamette Rlvar. 4.a0.m, Ei.Sunday Oregon City, Newberg, Kx.Silndav Salem A Way-land'ga 7 a in Willamette and Yam. , TuetThar. bill Rly.ra. M'(Pwd. ud Sat. Oregon City, Dayton, and Frt. and Way-landing. Sa m. Willamette Rlvor. 4.m m Tna.Tliur. Portland to Corvalll Tue.Thur. and Sat. and Way-landing.. and Sat. Lv. It I pari. Snake River. Lv.Lew'ton 1:46 a. m. 5:41 a. m. dally ex- Blparia to Lewlaton. dally ex cept Sat. cept Frl. ED HILLSBERRY, Expert Barber SHARP RAZORS AND CLEAN TOWELS. None but purest chemicals nsed in wash ing ana cleansing the face. Get a Hot Towel on Your Face Usual prices for work. DECKER'S OLD STAND, ST. HELENS E. E. QUICK Commlaaloner of Doeda for Waah-Ington, G..WJX)LE . Notary Publlo . 0(Dl & ma PROPRIETORS Of THORNE'S Nnmerical Syslemjtle ASstracts. Tltlea Examined and Prteetd. Ahatraeta Fllrnl.hril Aiaea.inenti Kxamlneil. 111. iir.nce Writun. Tax Paid and Convey, iieing. ST. 1IELKISS, SREttSN, STEAMER G..W. SHAVER DELL SHAVER, Master. The Only Direct Route ...FROM... Portland to Clatskanie LcaVeS "SllEJi t0Zl .?L'f!"M.ninn I.., Tuewlay. Thurnday, and Runday " " s urtissuo i.ou m, in. 1 Qliange time without notice, vntnt ft! 1inily(n ks.iiiis.i-1 yo he coui.ny reKvtvei the rlh to Shaver Transportation Company. ....STEAMER JOSEPH KELLOGG.... VT. H. HURLBERT, , . General Pangr Agent, PORTLAND ORKOOM Leave Kelio on Mondays, Wednesday and Frlilaya at (o'clock a. m. 6 lava Port land TueMlay, Thurmtay, aud Saluntayi, at t o'clock a. m. .Portland and Kelso Routs via Willamette slough.....