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COLUMniA COUNTY DIRECTORY.
Judee
Clerk
Biieilir...-
Treasurer
6npt. of Schuola.
AmMor
Surveyor
Coroner
Coramtaelonc:
county ornctiHs.
Joseph H. Poan, Rainier
J. (1. Watt, ft. Helena
...J. N. Rice, Clatskanie
E. Roaa, Kt, Helena
..I. H. Copelaud, warren
...Mania Wblte, Ouluy
Ueo, Haves, Wayirer
.Dr. H. R. I'll IT. St Helens
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NOVEMBER 24, 1899.
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
Aoitatiox in local politics has begun
in a manner to indicate that a warm
contest should be the result. The result
of the contest "is yet in doubt," which
readers of the Welcome will concede to
be not extremely remarkable at this
stage of the game. Portland Welcome.
Thi re-organization of the democracy
of Multnomah county seems to have
carried with it other elements than
those of harmony. Already the mur
mur of discontent is heard and it bids
fair to erupt in lurid violence- ere the
impending campaign shall have been
fully launched.
The next dictionary that is published
will contain many new words, among
tbem the word, "helara." when a
man knocks about town until 3 o'clock
in the morning and then gets up with a
head like a molasses barrel and a breath
like a slaughter house, he always says
he had a helava time. The word is a
good one and should have a place in the
dictionary.
TAX llOL.li STATISTICS.
Deputy Sheriff Itnttan this week sup
plied us with the following statistics of
the 18!W tax roll, which will be of Inter
est to the taxpayers of the county :
The total amount chantfoil on the roll
was $42,153.12, divided as follows :
County tax .. $S8,S28.0B
Bnadtax 1.187.04
Citv tax ( Vernouift) 2U.4
School tax 2.(168.61
The following amounts were collected
on the original roll before it was returned
as delinquent:
County Ux $31,437.06
KoaUtax tUO.ftl
City tax (Vernonia) 18.35
School tax 2,0!.S7
following are the amounts collected on
the roll after it was returned as delin
quent:
County tax $80.35
Road tax 1.18
City Ux ( Veruonia) 25
School tax 7.04
The following amounts were ordered
remitted v the court:
County tax $50.65
Road Ux 30
School tax 8.20
The county tax footed up $3.6 short,
bnt as the road tax collected was $2.87
more than charged, and the school tax
collected being 30 cents more than was
charted, the totals exactly aireo.
Fifteen school districts in the county
levied a special tax in February of this
rear, trio total amount being sis.obs.uu.
The following table shows the amount
levied, amount delinquent, amount re
mitted and amount collected in each dis
trict voting a special tax :
COUNTY COURT PHOCEEDINGB.
Rice, J N, tax on land bid in by
county 10 86
Girt, Cecil, work on bridge in r d 8 11 00
Ticbenor Mill Co. r d 10.
Case, W V, bridge work r d 14.
ferry, a, powder lor r d 28.
"mcT" IIY1KD. COLLECTED.
1 $435 18 $435 18
2 S'iO 18 354 88
5 457 65 450 65
7jt 1 82 19 82
13 281 78 280 53
25 64 74 64 68
36 132 00 132 00
38 224 20 223 60
40 149 03 149 OS
41 120 42 119 92
43. . . 78 60 78 60
44 81 60 81 60
45 87 60 87 60
47 99 75 99 25
64 70 55 76 65
Delinquent in district No. 2 $5 30
Delinquent in district No. 13 1 25
Delinquent in district No. 47 60
Bnslucsa Transacted at the Regu
lar November Session,
lie it remembered, that at a regular
the city of St. Helens, in Columbia ""'""i & bridge work t A 18
county, state of Oregon, on the 8th day t-U'ott, W W, material for Marsh'
of November, mm. the same being the
time fixed by law for holding a regular
term ot sum court; when
Small amounts in four districts were
remitted by the court, as follows :
In district 6. $7 : district 25. 16 cents :
district 38, 60 cents ; district 41, 50 cents.
This nation deplores the losa by death
of its Vice-President, Garret A. Hobart.
As private citizen his career was that
of a successful business man and a good
citizen, while as a public man his con
duct was above reproach and his abilities
unquestioned. He expired at his home
in Patterson, N. J., at 8:30 Tuesday
morning, of heart disease. His burial
will take place Saturday.
Perhaps no place in the world offers
such golden opportunity for labor as
does the Pacific coast. In the line of
manufacturing lumber this is espec
ially marked. With the large develop
ment of the Eastern trade comes a
demand for skilled lumbermen, and
this demand will increase. Any young
man who goes into a mill, makes him
self useful and learns the business,
may hopefully anticipate advancement.
Wages are good, work steady the year
round and good men always needed.
Bom of our ambitious but inconse
quential contemporaries see nothing in
the result of the recent elections that
can be accepted as an endorsement of or
a rebuke to the policies of the adminis
tration. They assert that only hide
bound partisan papers will claim to the
contrary. Such utterances eminate
only from political ostriches who thrust
their heads under their wings when
hard pressed, and deny all light that
political principle or lack of principle
they advocate goes down to defeat when
great issues come up before the people.
ACKNOWLEDGED FACTS.
On page three of "Coin's Financial
School," of which we heard so much a
few years ago, are to be found the fol
lowing lines :
"Hard times are with ns; the country
is distracted ; very few things are mar
ketable at a price above the cost of pro
duction ; penitentiaries, workhouses and
asylums are full; the gold reserve at
Washington is sinking, the government
id luiiiiiux m was w:iu a uiucib in
every department ; a huge debt hangs
like an appalling cloud over the country ;
taxes have assumed the importance of a
mortgage, and fifty per cent of the pub
lic revenues are iiseiy to eo ueimauent:
nungerea ana halt-starved men are
banding into armies and marching to
ward Washington : the crv of distress is
on every hand ; business is paralyzed :
commerce is at a standstill ; riots and
strikes prevail throughout the land."
These lines were written just before
the presidential campaign of 1896, and
were quoted with great emphasis by
populist orators about that time. Every
sentence was a fact, but how the laugh
would be turned should an attempt be
made to stuff such matter down the
throats of the people today. Mr. "Coin"
would not attempt to tell us that such
conditions exist at present.
were present
the following:: lion. J. it. lxan, county
judge; Hon. J. tl. 1'ttUtrson, commis
sioner; Hon. i A. rakes, conmiin
siouur; J. G. Watts, county clerk j J. N
Rice, sheriff.
Due proclamation being made the fol
low lint uroceouintrs were mui ;
RetHtrt of viewers on road survey No,
144 known as Marshlaud road, read in
own court tor nrsi time.
I'etition of Kllio Vanblarlcom for aid
allowed in the sum of $5 per month
until otherwise ordered.
I'etition of Hide Jokvla for additional
aid disallowed, but the former order of
the court allowing her the sum of $5 per
month to remain in force until other
wise ordered by the court.
second Day.
Reiort of viewers on road survey No.
144 read in open court the second tune ;
report accepted and allowed and the
road declared a public highway, and tin)
road supervisor ordered
tame.
Application of Frederick. Phillips for
assignment oi tax sale certiucata jno.
908. for the sum of t9.30,' also milieu-
tion of W. D. Connell for certificate No.
684 for the sum of $24.67. also applica
tion of Adolph Sheivie for certificate
No. 334 for $33.40, and the court being
fully advised iu the matter, orders said
assignments and allows said applica
tions.
It appearing to the court that the S
E. n of N. W. Sec. 8, Tp. 3, N. R. 2
W. was sold for delinquent taxes for the
years 1890, 1S91 and 1892, under the
name of W. P. Dwyre and that said W
P. Dwvre had no title to said land
It RppeariDg to the court that the N
E. H of Sec. 28, Tp. V, ft. K. 8 W. was
sold for delinquent taxes for the year
1893, and that title to said land was In
the United States, proof having not been
made. ' It is ordered that certificate No.
157 be and the same is hereby cancelled.
and that the clerk have credit $16.00 for
1893 and MO.OO lor 1894.
Petition of W. E. Pettinger for rebate
of tax continued for the term.
THIBD DAY.
Books of sheriff examined and checked
up
land road. . .
Woodward, A L, same , .
Lane, J W, lumber for r d 12. . .
Limlgren, G F, nails forr d 12. .
Lind, a N, bridge work in t d 12. .
23 49
10 00
20 45
1 60
17 00
80 00
19 76
8 IK)
Wire work in rd 12. . 12 00
tiinduron. C t. bridiro work r d 12 17 00
Peterson, J F, bridge work r d 12 13 60
Anmillur, 1,, same 4 60
Peterson, N D, same 11 00
Anderson A llerg, same 30 00
Smith A Thbmaa, same 60 44
Wilson & Libel, same 62 41
Adams, F H, bridge work in r d 27 15 00
Boyle, James, delivering report of
road survey 144 2 80
Stehuian, J, bridge work r d 8. . . . 36 fl:
(Stehman, Dan, same 15 60
Lovelnee, R N, same. 10 00
Little, A B, surveyor 18 40
Little, A 1), establishing govern-
nicnt corners , 10 50
Peterson, N D, commissioner 83 40
Fmkes, P A, same 19 00
White, Martin, assessor 188 00
itlnkeslev, 0 W, deputy assessor. . 105 00
Gill, J K A Oo. supplies for assesor 14 15
Davis, V, supplies and printing. . 87 00
to oucu the RoM E Ptge, supplies, etc. . . 7 80
Ulnsa & Prudliomme, books for
school superintendent 28 50
dlass is Prudliomme, supplies. . . .194 07
Hall, Jos, cleaning court house.cto 5 00
BUvkcsley, J K, saino 1 00
uniitvr, J c, splitting wood for
Eastlick 2 00
Stuart, L B, medicine for same. . . 15 00
Pringle, John, supplies for ennie. . 84 05
Deiti, W J, supplies for Jordan. . 10 00
Perry, N A, supplies for Isabel. . . 8 40
Sheffield, A II, board of Headlee. 80 00
HanHcu, BertliB, support of chldrn 16 00
ei niury s noapiuu. support ot liai
son 42 70
Dolman, W H, supplies for court
house and jail 4 75
Decker, J H, caring for Haines. . . 2 00
Ross, h, examination of C W Mon
roe, insane 5 00
Cliff. H R, same 6 00
wu, u. K, coroner 12 2o
uioninger. i' A. conveyance of
Monroe 2 60
West, Harry, same 1 60
Scott. Mrs M J, board of Haines. .
M-ott, Mrs M J, board of Simmons 7 20
Mclntyre, S E, board of jury S 25
Haw kins, E, bounty on scalps. ... 116
Postal Teleerapb, Co. tcleuboues
for sheriff 8 25
Watts, J G, postage 10 00
00
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Copeland, I H, postage 3
Spexarth, A G. witness fees state
vs union 14 00
Ross, fc, medicine for Mrs Davis. . 7 75
Bide, Jokela. support of children 10 00
Coulter, Esther, care of EaBtlick. . 10 00
St Helens Light A Water Co 3 00
uourt adjourned without day,
uou.
NELSON. At Warren, on Sun.tar. Noremlier
iw, is-., to ine wile 01 John Neiaou, a tun
It will not be a surprise to any who
are at all familiar with the good quali
ties of Chamberlain's Couith Remedy.
to know that people everywhere take
pleasure in relating their experience in
the use of that splendid medicine and
telling of the benefit they have received
from it, of bad colds it has cured, of
threatened attacks of pneumonia it has
averted and of the children it has saved
from attacks ot croup and whooping
cough. It is a grand, good medicine.
tor sale by Dr. i.Uwin Koss.
For a camulete stock of n-neral mer
chandise call at W. II. Dolman's.
HOITLTON NOTES.
George Emerson
lama.
is working at Ka-
Sheriff's return on delinquent tax sale Rice. J N. nnatm ifi
r . i l .-no .....l . . . i I , . ' J . - c .... -
lur uiB tear 1070. iuuiuvcu uu mil'
firmed.
Petition of T. Holstein for a change
in the county road, continued for term
as no bond had been hied
The following bills were examined, al
lowed and the clerk ordered to draw
warrants on the treasurer for the vari
ous amounts as loiiows and lor the
respective persons
Jurors claims, October term of circuit
court
John M Slavens $ 3 40
Charles E Kice 9 20
L D Dnzan 7 40
George W Grant 4 20
Bradley Baker 8 40
Edward Anderson : 7 60
O D Garrison 5 60
N 8 Stewart 14 80
L W Van Dyke 8 00
J R Headlee 13 00
R N Lovelace 14 20
J K Stewart 14 80
Chris Johnson 19 00
W E Vanvolkinburg 17 80
William Hacker 17 00
CC Prichard 13 00
R G Davev 18 00
John McAdam 15 60
R If King 15 60
M M Johnson 18 00
Chris Anderson 18 00
Louis Seigert 15 60
J E Brous 13 60
I N Shatto 13 60
HD VanBlaricom 15 20
Jared Wilson ... 24 00
TA Cloninger 13 40
C L Olson 13 60
Ole Boh man 13 20
The following witness claims for the
October term w;-re allowed:
Sam B Westcott $800
FM Miles 8 00
J L Morgan 12 80
W H I'ope 8 00
A Barber 6 00
L F Banzer 6 00
G W Barnes 10 40
Mrs 8 S Way -4 00
W J Rice 12 00
A Davis 12 00
J H Dunlap 8 00
A Stump 8 00
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Beeoee The Mist will again reach its
readers, the people of Columbia county
will have observed the national Thanks
giving holiday. The president of the
United States, in accordance with that
excellent usage, has appointed next
Thursday, November 30th, as a day for
National thanksgiving. The proclama
tion is long, indeed, because the presi
dent enumerated some of the blessings
for which we ought to be thankful.
Surely the people of this county ought
to be thankful. The year has been a pros
perous one for most of ns. There is plenty
of work for the industrious and food for
the hungry. Wages are advancing and
money is plentiful. There are a great j
many reasons why we should be thank
ful. Moreover, there is no reader of
this paper who has not had during the
past year some special blessing which
should make Thanksgiving Day, 1899,
something more than mere form.
John Lainberson. Jr.. visited Portland
last weec.
Mrs. Jas. Cox is reported still Quite
sick at tnis writing, though improving.
Mrs. LiUie Ferry and son, Clyde, vis-
itea jtainier baturday, returning Mon
day.
Mrs. James Rowley and daughter.
Ida, made a trip to tioble one day last
weeic.
Eev. Gray, formerly of St. Helens
was seen passing through Houlton Wed
nesday via uie im. i'.
The dance given at Houlton last Tues
day evening was a grand success, about
twenty numbers Deing sola.
Rev. Haley and wife, of Warrenton
passed through this place Monday via
tne a. dt tj. railroad, rxmnd tor rortland
Beecher Flummer, formerly of this
place, Diit now ot urant's fass, arrived
Monday, and is visiting friends here and
at xankton.
Gkkkbal Fitzhuoh Lee, who is in
Washington, in an interview, says that
Cuba, nnder the existing protection of
the United States, is improving every
hour. The people are slowly but surely
rebuilding their war-wasted homes and
repairing their crippled fortunes. He
thinks that life and property are now
secure on the island and that Cubans
generally are not abusing their newly
acquired freedom. This happy condi
tion of things General Lee attributes
largely to the "salutary restraint exer
cised by American military authorities."
The native population, he says, is inex
perienced in both theory and practice of
self government. General Lee realizes
that the United States government is
pledged to grant independence to Cuba
after it has been thoroughly pacified
nd he feels strongly that the pledge
should be fulfil led as swiftly as practi
cable. Until life can be protected by a
purely Cuban government, however, he
thinks the'ielands should remain under
the government of the United States.
Houlton was visited by six Congrega
tional ministers trom Portland, who
proceeded to Bachelor Flat, organizing
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a L-iiuruii ui lueir uenuuunaiion uiere.
Posters are up announcing a grand
Thanksgiving dance and supper at this
place ltianksgiving nignt, turkey, cran
berry sauce, mince pies, etc., being on
menu.
James Braddock had the misfortune
to stick the hook of a peavey into his
leg while at work in Grouse's logging
camp, inereoy laying mm up lor a tew
a few days.
When our Aguinaldo gains his inde
pendence we can look lor a better school
system, and more systematic ways of
running man routes, postolhces, country
stores, etc. Eh, Aggie?
Thos. Mills, Cleve Mellinger, Teck
Mills, Bud Henahaw and several others
went to Portland Monday as witnesses
in the case of Crosby vs. the Northern
Pacific Railway Company, which was
tried in the United States court before
Judge Bellinger, and which resulted in
a nonsuit.
Used by British Soldiers In Africa.
Cant. C. G. Dennison is well known
all over Africa as commander of the
forces that captured the famous rebel
Galishe. Under date of Nov. 4, 1897,
from Vryburg, Bechuanaland, he writes :
"Before Btarting on the last cam Dai crn
I bought a quantity of Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy,
which I used myself when troubled
with bowel complaint, and had given to
my men. and in every case it nroved most
beneficial." For sale by Dr. Edwin Koss.
EM Wharton 24 00
G A Hall 6 00
Max Berg 6 00
F M Hoyt 7 20
F PHale 13 00
WrnHolt 3 00
R 8 Payne 13 00
A H Powell 10 40
S Gfichoonover 11 60
A Shannalian ll 80
W H Kyser 11 20
W A Ha,Tis 6 00
WB Dillard 0 00
Jas Muckle 2 00
D J Switzer 2 00
MIBCKLLAHEOl'g BILLS.
Woodruff, T H, j p fees state vs
Simmons
Lane, G A, constable, same . . .
Brown, Rina, witness, same. . .
Brown, VV L, same
Stehman, Lilly, same
Meschsr, Anna, same
King. Frank, same
Aaron, A M, same 3 SO
Butts. Louis, same 1 70
lirown, w li, hauling stolen prop
erty w
Schunasen, J A, guarding prisoner 3 60
Cox, R, j p fees state vs Black... . 7 85
Robinson, A, constable, same. ... 20 06
Mall. Joseph, luror same l w
Winters, John, same 100
Larsen. Cbas. same 1 00
Cloninger, J 8, juror same 1 00
Hcnshaw, A , same I 00
Watkins, H P, same 1 00
Felher.C, witness, same 5 10
Kobe!. red, same 5 10
Anliker. Rudolph, same 5 10
Felber, Vernie, same 6 10
Hoe.se t, Paul, same 5 10
Morel, George, same 6 10
Anderson, Chris, same 5 10
Cush man, F, same 6 10
Cox, R, j p fees state vs S Haines 4 65
Ilattan, K n, deputy sheriU. same ' 1 60
Decker, J JI, guard 4 00
Mathews, B, bringing Haines to
Ht Helens 6 40
Cliff, II R, physician, same 6 00
Ross, r., same o ot)
Cox, R, j p fees, examination of
i; hpence lor charge ot insanity o oo
RobiiiHon, A, constable, same. ... 4 70
Perry, Geo, conveying Mrs Spcnc
to court l bo
Cliff, H R, examining physician. . 6 00
Kobc, same 0 00
Braddock, Mrs, witness, came 1 50
Beaver, Mrs, witness, same 1 60
Dunn, Mrs, same 1 60
Gilson, Mrs, same 1 60
Ilenshaw, v, same l ou
Lane, G A, constable fees, state vs
o 19
HT. HELENS, OREGON.
A Strictly Frst-Clawi House. A
Home for Commercial Travelers
mid the Public. Board and Lodg
ing at Most Reasonable Kates.
WELL
KEPT
STABLE
jjl For Care of Patron's Horses.
All train! maka ctoaa crnintrttona at rinhl
with Northern l'aclllo iralim to anil trom tha
r.ani ana Bouna point. At 1'ortlnnH with all
tralin leavnii Union clopot. at Anuria with I.
R. At H. Co. ' boat and rail Una to and frpm II-
Pamenirp for Aatorla or way polnta muni flag
trulna at Houlton. Traloa will atop to let tiaa
aengera olfat Houlton wht-n cnmliiK from poliiu
j. a;, nan
Oen. 1'aaa. Ant., Aatorla, Or.
0. R. & I CO.
a!w!ih
m mm
fTJjf Wl awn and occupy tha taltait marrantlla bulldlns In tha world. Wa hairs Lg& ll
l Y, evar a.ouo.ooo cuatoioara. 8tauan huoJied clrtaa ara coiuianlly OVnB
an(rd Alllns out-of-town ordara. f -tl P
lV7 OUR OBNEft At CATALOOUK la tha book of tha paopla II cjuotaa lln
Uj Wholoula Prlcri to Everybody, haa over i.ow rlf. !, Illuatiailona, and W. r i
9 41 60,000 dracrlpilona of artlclri with prlcaa. It com 71 cna to print and mall jliff I
tWVT aachcopy. Wa want you 10 hava ona. 8KND FIFTEEN CENTS to ahow (111
AaI your cood faith, and wa'll fnd you a copy FMKE, with all charga prepaid. I tl. tf
(M0NT60MERY WARD & CO."1":"1.
..MUCKLE BROS....
MANUFAOTURERa OF-
LUflBER
Dimension lumber, flooring, rnstic
sheathing, casings, and a complete
bhkk ui every variety oi luiuoer.
ST. HELENA, OREGON.
m M 'tcl tarnhviro In complete
ll without a new liu-ht-runnlnir
glNQER
If you buy a lewing-machlne why
not get the tx'st. Hold on easy
terms without intareat.
WHITE COLLAR LINE
1
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H"', "--Wa
-,f " i
THE COM7MHI A RIVER AND t'COET BOUND
NAVIOATIONCU.
PORTLAND-ASTORIA RODTE.
STR. GATZERT
(.andina Font of Ald.r Htraal. P.,pil.nrf
Lavi rorlhintl dally (tiictijilHiiinly)u a, M,
.iiiiinit 11,1,-pnone noca, AHloria,
Mavna A.lorla dully (eiin-pi KoinUv) ? p. M.
Ilnllav (latnart llrkrta aood nl AtftsHttMP It StaiBialrt
HtMnier HiumIo tickui xoml on HalUy t.aUtrt.
U. B. SCOTT, Pres.
C. P. LOONET, Agent
Aatorla - . . Oregon.
Skin Diseases,
For the sdpwI v ami
tetter, salt rheum and eciema, Chant
berlaiii'g Eye and Bkin Ointment is
without an eqnal. Itrcllevea the itr-h-ing
and stnnrtlnir ilmmt lnatani
its continued ukb effects a permanent
euro, it amo cures itch, Imrlwr's lU:h,
scald head, sore nipples, ftching piles,
chapped hands, chrunio sore eyea and
granulated lids.
Dr. CnoVi Condition Powdem for
horses are the beat tonia, blood purifier
nd vermifuge. Price, MoenU. bold b
Dr. Edwin Ross.
STEAMER G. W. SHAVER
Itolan
Howard, II O, lumber for r d 6. . .
Howard, II O, lumber for r d 4. . .
Howard, H O, lumber for r d 22. .
Howard, H O, lumber for r d 3. . .
Howard, H O, lumber for r d 28. .
Dan xt
Time SCHEDULES I ARRIVE IN
rrom roruana. (
i DDTMM'O 0 XTAAM 5 8pra- SC"' 8:44pm- I
i2i is 5 ..JJlillUl U UrtLWH.. m
n nn ..,J..'-l.JJ .,,.55 Ik I RruVMnsk I Utl. U 1 1 m aul... 1 B . . . I rM
.1 .-ill I V aaasi BW I '-f' I niiai it piin. rrinaiisusT. Diniaaiiii I W
5 on ak i Klyer Mln ne a pol I a, Hi. Flyer W
0 '"I T Utm. Ortntt. ttron. V I 2:10 u.m. Paul, boluth. Mil. 8:HOa.m. w
3 30 0 , d waukoa, Chicago A (B
o En " ,ou wnt something Rood in the W aat. M
d OO lin.r,f.lii,livl,. I . I ,M
i v Ocaan Staamahlpa. . fw
i SHAW'S MALT tp m- a.i Mih d.,e. .ut, p-m-
fa m Ji"t to cnanita, IV
M , , . For Han Franclaco tSj
V Only the bait of W Ball every nvedaya. (U
Lianors and Cigars Kept in Stocl:
8 p. m, I Oolumbla Rlvar j 4 p.m. I jj
M KZ.HUmlay Btaamara. Kx.HundaT V.
i Pool and Card Tablea for the me gv Baturday To Astoria and Way-
oi fntroua. Couneoua treatment. i iq p, ,, landinga.
J (Between the two Hotels.) 5
ST. HELMS, - - - OREGON, i Willamett. River. 4.m
i ... 5 Ex.Hunday OrejronCltv Nowbcrg, Ex.Huuilay
V; . Salem 4 Way-land g
4 OPEN FROM 6 A. M. TO t
A 12 O'OLOCK MIDNIOHT, Willamette and Yam- TT
1 TneSiThur. hill Rivera.
. and 8ot, Orairon Cllv, Dayton, , jcr,
' "d Way-landluga. .ff. Vt,!
aOH X T)T 17 0 TutiThur. Pmnil to Ciintllli Tnla.Tliur. fnliv5l.
f I.r.RlparU Snake Rlvar. kv.Lew'ton f ' iir 3
8 :a. m. 6 V, a. in. 3
daily ex- Klparla to Lewliton. dallvi-x- "aaraiirni -. mir,. -,,.
g ceptSat. ccpiKrl.
I W. H. HURLBERT,
X General Paaaenger Agent,
POBTLAND OKKOON "
I -, ....STEAMER JOSEPH
8 STKAMKIt -rr. -z.-..:s
. IV l 7n ii .Ju Mallir
DELL SHAVER, Master,
HOTEL
Front & Morrison Sto; Portland
Under New Management
ISO Booms at 25 Cents to fiO Cents.
Suites 75 Cents to $1.00.
27 38
10 80
64 70
7 00
3 60
Elevator, Electric Lights and
and all Modern Conveniences.
Free Bus Meets all lloats
and Trains.
ed will Hoel
Oregon Telephone 200.
Columbia Telephone 27.
xy,vvvvwAryooi
Leaves Portland, foot of Waihluglnn itreet
TiiM-ilny, ThurMlay, and Hiimlay waning at
6 o cl.M-k, Humming tastes (;ltknlr. tide
pernilulng, Monday, Wednenday, and frlilat
eyanhiB. ut 4 o'clock, will nana Oak I'oliit
about 7: Blclla7:IIi; Mayitcr 7:lffl; Halnlcr t:au;
Kaljnuavilft: St. llelona l;K0. Arrive In Port
land l :K) a. in.
Ii "LJ Ij I IsJ E
) PORTLAND AND ASTORIA
Leaves Portland every night at 8 o'clock
for Astoria, (except Sunday.) Baturday
night st 10. '
Keturnlng, lestos AaUiria at 0:30 o'clock
every morning (except Monday.) Bnn
day at 8: 00 o'clock p. m.
The company reacrvex ths rlgh to change time without notice.
Shaver Transportation Company.
KELLOGG...'
Leaven Kclno
nit Mon day a,
WttdnoHdaya
and Kriilnya at
6 o'clock a.m.
taaven Port
land TiKiaiUy,
Nilay, and
duva. at
clock a. ni.
Portland and Kelso Route via Columbia River