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Newspaper Page TextOREGON JMIST COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER. Issueu Evkrv Friday MouxiNa Bir DAVID DAVIS, EDITOR AiiD PROPRIETOR. SfBSCKlPMOS PKIOR: One copy om yettr, in ndvuncts. . , . .$1.00 Six monum. j M. Bryan is 100 pr cent more l'opu - list than he was in 1890, is the conolu ion of eome who have watched his 4 ... . m , , , I political development. Certa'.nly it Entered at the Tostoflice at St. II lens, , uk(m a little observation to decide that vm-gon, as tTon-ciuBB man tnaner. , ,B eM tt lH.,ocrat than he twr wna. Why should he be a ltenioorat? The Buui total ot liia political aiireess and atlvanceuieiit has been due to dissatis fied Kcpublicaiia. Bryan owes the Dem ocracy nothing except the formality of nominations. The vote ho got hiiuanlf, or thinks he did. He lives in a ward which baa furnihed in (tuccexsiun the three Representatives in Uonitreaa from tins district, tiih ward is Kcpuolimu by two to one. The present Keprt'suii tative its a Keuublican. a Mr. lliirknrt. on i an euerirtMie rnunir Inwver. who took hia degree from the State Univi-rsitv not tea years ajro. KetwaH-n Bryan and ftiirkurt am Stiwli.. lt.,f.-ira fit-van u-uu 'STi;?hMnr1Ln Bryan was elected vy Aepuniicaii voters, wno gave nun tlio seat because they did not want to (tive it to tho other man. The second tiuie he carried the district bv 124 votes and then h want, rmt nf nnhliit Kf. n. ii. i;se, I'lttsburar uu.uhiuiiii i vitiiHgw. iiiveuiiun ui tneuues i lawinaie ling will ivepuu linma has been Bryan's winning way. If there is anything; the I'opulists li liove in t hat Bryan does not it cannot be readily called to mind. Around Bryan continually as his closest friends and admirers, not advisors, for he lias none, are men of Populistic or social istic notions. Bryau lives and flour ishes in this atmosphere. He does not serve Democracy. He permits the Dem ocratic party to serve bun. ; . COUNTY IHS1NESM. : Proceedings Had at the July Term of Coumy Court, lie It remembered that at a mhuIu term ot the County i'fiirt oi ihe mateof oreiroti lor Colum bia Comuj, benun and held on 'Iburaday, July SIU. Hhi). the Mime beitiK tli ilM day of the wriu, wna-n were ireneni. ine following onu-erv: Hu. J. H. I'uan, County Jink-.-; ua. P. A rrake and Hon. W. 1). Cant). Cnmuilat.iotier; J. U. Watln, Cunnty Clerk, and K. s. Datum s-herlli" lue iirovlaiutUiDU being made, the tot rowiutr iir.HVa-'linirs were una COUNTY OFFK'EKR. Rcpreaentalive 'Juiiire Clera. : Sheriff Treasurer 6upt. of Schools 'AMWftor Surveyor. .Coroner.. Commtsitoaera -h tt. Im.ul. Kalnier .J. i. Wntl. st. Iti'lns .li. S. Matian. Si. Helens K. lioss, St. Helena .-I. It. CoiKilnnaL Hamilton .Martin While. St. Helena A. B. Mltle. li'i'iltnn Jm.' PTV". i -am.' JULY 27, 1000. The man who tries to drown his trou bles, always seems to think that they are located in his stomach. Trk intimation that Texas is likelv to be carried for McKinley this year" was Erobably given out by some of the local euiocratic leaders who want to get into early- communication with the treasurer of the national committee. Thk courts of Tenneesee will not li cense women lawyers to practice before 1 81taa'loa them. It is now more apparent than ever that a woman cannot reach her pistol pocket quick enough to obtain any looting in a southern court. At the present time the United States has more war-ship toonnage nnder con struction than ever in the history of the country in time ot peace, ine new ves sels building or authorized include sev enty of all classes, twelve of which are battle-ships, six armored cruisers, nine protected cruisers, four monitors, sixteen torpedo-boat destroyers, fifteen torpedo boats, seven submarine gunboats and one lake gunboat. Now the world is warned aprainst the 'microbe that infests the door knob. The danger is said to be just about as great as from handling greenbacks or silver, or shaking hands with a neighbor. The in formation is given out that when taking bold of a door-knob or bell-handle one is , JiaJale to infection with measles, mumps, itch, lockjaw, appendicitis, and whatnot. Jt is evident that man has mighty small uow ior nis ine, in tne miastoi so mucn scjetmc discovery. Tue plague of cutworms now devasta ting growing vegetation, is a matter for alarm and most creful attention. From all over the State comes the same story of destruction. Even the meadows of wild hay are infested and lowland farm ers now fear the entire destruction of the crop. This being the first visitation of the pestilence, farmers are unpre pared in a knowledge of how to suci-ess-fuliy combat and exterminate it. The worms seem to come forth from the ground bv millions, working almost entirely by night. The mildness ol the last winter is charged with being re- Sjionible for the presence of these worms, but how logical such an idea mav be is yet quite indefinite. At all events the demands careful Attention. Journal rea.l aiut aLWrovtHt. IVU.ton ot Osoar tinnier for Itcenae toaell liquor lu Uoulti prueiih't. tirunted for aix inontna. llnuort of vtt'wei on Ulman road read flrat mo. Report of viewers on Dart wad read In open Court Hist time. Keimrt of viewers on Bolsyert road read In opun CVurt flrat lime. Keoort of aiitrlNer of damage on the P. UuiMiiiuml roau reiui in open Court, allowing inmate.., m u. joy in me auin oi f khi, wuiiit reiNirt w us aecected. and the Court beinir of tho opinion that Uie ro.id la ot sulheieut puhlio uutiiv to arraui ine cruniy in un iUH uieuatu tw ae. as.Hl, it la therefore ordered thai a warrant lor the mini ot $U0 oe drawn in lavttr ol k , juy, ana llittl tile ald rtwu tie dtH!lure a imblic highway, and that the Supervisor of the tli,irtet In which aaid road tsktculed is here by ordered lo oik-u the same. Hewn of ihe viewers ou Hart road read lu open court the aeetuui time, suit a bill for dam at.Fea iu the sum of S.-0 heinu tiled by U, l. arson, s.ii,ii. l. loison snu l.. Meeaer were ul- and if there be anv means for exteruii nating the pest its employment should be vigorous and hasty. Thk troubles of the City Council are growing no fewer. The Light A Water Company threatens a law suit, just for a little excitement and incidentally to euueavor to iorce tne city to uve up to a contract, which it alleges exists, regard ing a monthly stipend of $15 for fire protection. There are all sorts of wild rumors current regarding the matter, the water Company claiming one thing and the City Dads as vigorously deny ing the allegations. Written contracts are said to exist to substantiate certain claims, but the courts will likely be resorted to in order to try out the dif ference of opinion. Thx Astorian says the result of the convass of the Census Enumerators in Clatsop County has been forwarded to Washington, and that the returns show that Astoria has a population of be tween 800Q and 10,000. Good enough! But if we were a reeident of Astoria we would shake hands with ourself for the next year over the splendid facilities afforded for being supplied with such exasperatingly definite information. The returns of the enumeration in Co lumbia County may not have been sent j in yet. but when thev are we'll wafer u 1 silk tile against a Cuban Blossom cigar that the figures will show Columbia County to have a popplation of between 1000 and 15,000. Th Republican National Convention presents a ticket that suits the times and the party. ' It is a wedding of war heros McKinely of the war room of the wnite House, and Kooeeveltof the rough horse in Cuba. Here you have action, and acquisition personified, fit combina tion for a period of expansion and pros perity. When it was settled that it was to be Roosevelt, after ail, what did the band do but plav "There'll Be a Hot Time in theOMTown Tonight!" What a prophecy of the frolicsome days before nsl Dear old Teddy of the khaki and the top boots and the wide brimmed hat, and all that! What a carnival of nick names and noise his enndidacv imnlies. and what high old times are in store for the boys at the coming of the dashing rough rider. . Synopsis of Game Law. We have been requested to publish the game law, especially relative to birds and deer. There is too much un necessary matter iu the whole law. so we print a synopsis, which contains all the information necessary : Deer, moose and mountain sheen mav oe aiiieu irom jury to to jNovenioerl. Prohibited for market entirely. Spotted fawn not to be killed at all. iteer hunt ing prohibited between one hour after sunset and half an hour before sunrise. 'o dogs allowed. Ijrouse. prairie chickens, nhea.aants. Chinese pheasants, quail and partridges may oe aiuea irom uctooer I to IJeeem ber 1. Market hunting prohibited for minese pneasanu lor tnree years from spring of 1899, other birds from Novem ber 15 to October 15. Trap, netting and snaring of birds prohibited. Jacksnipe may be killed from September 1 to Feb ruary 1. Only fifteen upland birds may be killed in a day. To shooting from public highways, nor on farms without permission. Trout may be caught from April 1 to November 1, but never nnder five inches in length, and only with hook and line. Eastern brook trout introduced nm- tected for tbiee "years from spring of 1899. V 8 ALL SORTS. There's the man with the pick and the man with the hoe, and the man with the horny spade, but the man with the "ad" is the man ever glad, for he collcrs his share of the trade. There's the man with the wheel and the man with the outomobile, but the man, east or west, who in an "ad" will invest' is the man at the top of the deal. The State Supreme Court has made a ruling that the act passed by the last Legislature permitting District Attor ney8 to present informations without a grand jury being called is constitutional. This is the first time this question has been before the Supreme Court and the decision settles a question that has been raised in nearly every County in the State. A contemporary asks "Where do Por- ulistsstand?" They don't stand. Tiiey just wobble about. They wobbled from "free silver" then they "wobbled round "imperialism" and lately, they have I shown a decided inclination to wobble to I i18 10 report of appraisers of damoKes on mad anything that opposes progress. They wobbled over to the Democrats, and Democrats joined in the wobble; and lae two sets ot wooDlers are now so badv mixed up that it is impossible to dis tinguish the other from which. When Jules Verne's fictitious person age, a quarter of a century ago, went round the world in eighty days, it was thought that this was an impossible feat. It was beaten, however, a few years ago by actual persons. When JiUBsia s Siberian railroad is completed a year or two hence the trip around the giooe, Dy tana anil ocean travel, can be made in thirty-three days. It took Ma gellan's men three years to make the circuit, and Drake was about the same length of time on the way. Thus steam is making distance obsolete. It is bridg ing oceans and continents, uniting the isolated, throwing the near and remote into juxtaposition, and bringing the four corners of the globe into speaking distance of each other. Yes, the world is growing smaller. Evidences of prosperity with Mr. Bryan are not limited to the fresh paint and new porch. Newspaper stories that he has !50,000 in bonds in a safe place are ridiculed by the candidate, who says he would like to see some of them. "A healthy growth" of hia estate is ad mitted. In 1896 Mr. Bryau returned to the Assessor his occupation as a lawyer, and his taxable wealth at J270. This year he gives no occupation and lists his been steady in the past four years. In 1890 he was put down as a lawyer with no property. In 1893 he waH returned as a Congressman by profession, with an estate valued at (282. The next year showed that his property had shrunken to 200. In 1895 Mr. Bryan was a lawyer worth 340. The first year after he ran J for President Mr. Bryan returned $1486, and in 1898 his estate was taxed at $2980. It has been agreed that newspaper sub scriptions are an infallible test of a man's honesty. Tbey will sooner or later dis cover the man. If he is dishonest he will cheat the Tjrinter some way de clare he has paid when he has not- sent money in the mails "which was lost will take the paper and not pay for it on the ground that he never subscribed for it or move off and leave it coining to the otfice he left. Thousands of allewd Christians are dishonest in this, at least. ana the printers book will tell fearfu taies at tne nnai judgment. A facetious reporter for a Portland commercial agency varied the monotony of a special report on the buisness con dition and credit of a Spokane baker re recently. It was .an odd case. The man's name was Baker. He was a baker by trade, and he moved from Spokane to Baiter city, in tinner county, Urcgon This may sound queer, but it is the truth. The agent detailed to look up ,ir. isaner s stanrnng turned in a graphic account. He said: "Baker was in the baker bnisness here. He has gone to iSiiker City. He is out of dough." An exchange says that the greatest case ot aog en: aog was ot a young man who toveo to smoJte a good cigar, and an insurance company. The former bought 2000 extra fine cigars and iasured them tor their fall value, smoked them up and then demanded insurance, claim ing they had been destroyed by fire. The case was taken to court and decided in favor of the young man. Then the com pany hud the young man arrested for setting fire to his own property, and the judge ordered that he pay a fine and go to jail for three months. ,oiuted appruiMera. to meet at- the residence ol li. Laraen ou the anil of July, tomes the damages. Keoort. ol viewers on t'lmau road read In o-.ieri Court second lime. ot damage tiled by C. C. Koek In ihe sum of fci.). and tile Court, iion oeuiK tuny aoviMHi in too premises, linos uial the lermiuu-i of said road is not definitely io- acrihed and ioenled iu the petition, therefore it us entered oy uie court mat said roau tw disal lowed. Keport of viewers on Botsvert road read iu otmu coun secomi uay, and there beuur uo ob jections or exceptions to said road recort. Ihe same was aitoweu auu hom roau was ueuiared a puiille hlMUWiiy, au.l Uie Suporvtt.nr of the dis trict in which said road is located is heieby ordered to open the same. Keport of Jamas llovlu. Kunervtsor of rn.td district No. 21, winch, was heretofore laid over, eomintrou to be heard, after e.aiaiuaiion said report was accopicd, ami a warrant ordered drawn iu the sum of f.'cl.xl tu favor of James Doyte. Petition of Clam A. Fisher for remission of taxes. It is ordered thai said petition be not allnwed. Waller of assignment of tax sale certificates coining on to be beard, application of James Meakiu. Jr., fur No. so? for the sum of 114.17 and Thos. Morris for No. 857 for I'Jii.SD. said ap plicatious are allowed and a-ie;umclils ordered. Petition of John J. I'uilipelll for rebate of poll tax paid to isherilt on account oi being over the are of fio, said i-etition is aliuwed and ihe clerk ordered to draw a warrant in favor of John J. I'hiUipcllI iu the sum ot Jl. Petition of W. L. Pulliam for Honor license tor lias i-oint precinct for six monilia granted. Matter of redeiupiion of land sold under the pamsof Aunatihaunon tor issy taxes, li is or dered that a redemption vert i Beats Issue upon the payment of S6.70. and that the ClerK have credit for SJ.70. Ordered ttiut tax sale certificate No. IBM be cancelled and that the Clerk have credit tor 3.40, amount of tux aud costs. Ordered that tax sale certificate No. R69 for 1M tax be caucelled and the CU.'k have credit tor ttl.67. Albert Parker, constable-elect for Auburn preciuct. having failed to qualify within the time specilied lv law. said oltit-e I hi-rehv tie dared vacant. It is therefore ordered that Al. bert Parker be, aud he is hereby appuin ed us Countable of Auburn precinet, and that upon the ft!ln ol the boud re-utred bv law he be de clared Ihe duly qualified aud acting Constable oi 'lauum product. Petition of August Kilhn' for rebate of poll tax for 110 not allowed. Warrant ordered drawn In favor of J. K. Rice for j, on account of poll tax of A. A. Smith. Petition of J. L. Openheimer for cancellation I of tax sale certificate No. lOtvt for taxes for i-i auaiMM, allowed, as proof haxl not been made iu the matter of extending the time fur the return ol tue asse-isment rull. Now conies far- lln niiite. Assessor of C olumbia Couuty, Ore gon, and asks ihe Court to extend the time tor ine return of the assessment roil fur 1900 until the first Monday in tlclober. luuu, and the Court beinx fully advised in the premises it is ordered tuai tne time be, and the stone is hereby ex tended until the tirst Monday in October for the return of the assessment roll ot Columbia coamy. urenou. lur tile year liaio. Keportsof Clerk. Sheriff and Treasurer nvim ineil aud aouroved. mud tus recelnt ol Kherhr I'UUtMU tip In the matter of the annointmeut of ACnroner for Columbia county, Oregon, tt appearing to uie wuri mat ine coroner elect nail lalletl lo qualify, the said office of Coroner Is hereby de clared vacant. Now, 'therefore, it is ordered by the Court that Dr ii. It. Cliff be, and he i hereby appointed Coroner of Columbia Couutv, Orejron. ticalp bounty claims to the axuouut of 1S were allowed. sheriff' returns the delinquent roll for lsss taxes in the sum ol IMJti.iil. which was accented and the Clerk ordered to credit the hueritt' with said sum of fti.it3.sl. Petition of Wallace Gerow for rebate of lf9 tax paid before title was perfected, allowed and the Clerk ordered to draw a warrant in favor of said Gerow fur. the hiiiu of f 10.30. Petition of A. C. Ilercrerson for rebuto M ISill tax lu the sum of tlo..:). allowed. court adjourned until July aoth. JULY TWKNIIKTH. Application of S. Benson fer assignment of tax sale certincates Nos. l:A.X2l and l.Alfur th sum of flM.iii, sold under name of Win. Half penny. se'I of section 'J. toti n. T4 w: allmved. fi I- .. .. , i.. . i . . i . -ici, auu iiiisarui eisuimeu dun i approved. ZVJls. lu the matter of apportioning monev to the T various road districts to be expended for period J fVt ending Decemtier :ilst. iocs): Iiistriet No. l. si:jj"i- 1 ill , wsi; .5, lili; , fiw. 0, 110: 0, ShS; 7, Cis: H, tx; 9. tw; 10, ilut); 11, 10; U W; 13, W. 14, &4; 15, too. On this day it Is ordered by the Court that the Clerk issue warrants at the end of each month in payment of the salaries of the various County officers. Ordered that tax sale certtflcate No. 46 be and the same is hereby cancelled, as the land was atate Hint, and the Clerk have credit fur f 13.6 far i)HH, 7. "C for 1!, and 11.36 for IsOT. Bicycle fund spportioiied an follows, to be ex pended under the direction of E. K. Uird lot road district NO. 1. 47.!'fi: rond rihurlcr Nos. 9 ana i, c. fc. v, nitney, fou; road district JSo. 10, C. v.. lyonyers, S.SO. Matter of V. Lou.tgnont road. Xow comes Mr. W. h. Dillard, of counsel for K. Z. Jov. and ob survey No. loS heretofore filed and accepted by the Court, and irlves oral uotice of anneal from uouiuges auoweu, to uircuit court. BILLS ALLOWED. W H Conyers, registering voters flo 40 H L Warren, same 12 so J J Watts, same c oo r. A rerry, supplies lor Isabel 5 Edwin Rosa, supplies for Court house 1 2. 0 N liable, appraiser on Bennett road f o i, v rerry, same . 2 80 G D Gilson, same 2 80 r A Frakes, Commissioner 25 oo v cae, sume 26 40 Josepn Hall, putting in wood a 00 Warrants on the road fund were issued fur 112.00. nuiui;uiiii court aojuurnea. Iu Karlj Summer. It is now the old sow wanders to some quiet fetr or break and returns with even piglets toddling cutely in hur wako. In tho spring thu good dog, Kover, hides behind the bushes damp, waiting always, waitimr ever. for a chance to nail a tramp. In the spring the bull so gentle, which has been a put for years, gores the poor, confiding farmer, sits on him and eats his ears, In the spring the youths and maidens go to picuic in the woods, packing with them lu their baskets sandwiches and other goods ; and they fall into the river, auu tue onagers eat tiieiit up, and thev come buck t torn tho picnic swollen like a poisoned pup. In the spring the wily stranger couies to sell a patent oat, and he gets the names ol victims to a thousand-dollar note. In the spring vou iniiko a gardcu (ml of things you like to cut. and tho chickens come and scratch it all to thunder and repeat. In the spring your In v. n is pretty and you point to it with pride, until some cuttle couieand snoil it in the silent eventide. In surint; the cronniinr husband cats his victuals in tho barn, lor his wife must clean the innnsion and sho doesn't care a darn ; and the yard is full of carptits, and the trees are full of sheets, and lie has to live on saurkruut. cistern water and sliced beets. Oh. a woman's in her glory when she tears things all apart, piles ixsls and chairs and pillows in it way to brettk your heart. Aud at nicht the groaning husband has to sleep upon uie porcu anil tie locks so plum (tlsgtlstco that he can't eniov hia torch. When the blamed old cleaning's over, then the who is iiiauii in, anu it Keeps tne uns ound busted buying dope and drugs aud pills. OASVOniA. Bean th. y I M Kind Tim Haw Always Toatihers' f&tauiluailuH. Notice is hereby irlven that tho 'County School Superintendent of Co lumbia County will hold the rcirutar ex amination oi applicants for buite and County papers in St. Helens, Or., as ioiiows; ro STATU PAPKHS. Cohimttncitig Wednesday, August 8th at 0 o'clock a, in., and continuing until rjntunlay, August 11, at 4 o'clock it. ni Wednesday tViunaiiship, History Spelling. Algebra, Heading, School l.uw Thursday Written Arithmetic. The ory of Teaching. Oruuiinar, Hookkeep tiir, rysics, vivii vtoveriimeni. 3 What la KttllahV A grand old remedy for Cotichs. Colds and Consumption; used through the world for hull a century; has cured in numerable cases of incipient eoustini tion and relieved many in advanced stajres. If you are not satisfied with the results we will refund your money. t'rice2rcis. aud 50 cts. Sold by Dr. Edwin Koss. SMa Diseases. For the speedy and permanent enrs of tetter, salt rheum and eczema. Chum borlnin't Eye and Skin Ointment ii without an equal. It relieve tho itch ing aud smarting almost instantly and ita continued use effects a pcrmsncnt cure . It nlso cures itch , barber's itch , scald head, sore nipples. Itching piles, chapped hands, chronic sore eyes aud granulated lids. Dr. Tarly's Condition TowaVrs for horses are the best tonic, blood purifier anavurinutijre. Price, 2o cents. Soldby Pr. Edwin Koss. rVo resort in the city of St. He!- X ill en8isjuHr as popular as the X OABTOniA. Bean ths TliB Kind Von Haw tl'wys BougM Signature ' of The latest estimates indicate that the Kansas corn crop will amout to 100,000, 000 busbies. It will be worth at the least calculation, tfl0.000.000. If th sum realized from the sale of the crop should be divided per capita, everv man, woman and child in the stale would re cfiive $40. When this crop is shipped it will require 200,000 box cars to transport it. Divided into trains of fifteen cars, the number would be over 13.000. If it were possible to run all the cars in one ! train, they would make a continuous string over 1200 miles in length, reach ing from Tojitka to Buffalo. PROFESSIONAL. DR.J. E.HALL, Physician and Surgeon CLATSKANIE, OUEGON. J. W. DAY W. B. DILLARD DILLARD & DAY, ATTORN E YS-J T-LA W Office next door to Courthoune. ST. HELKN.S, OKKCiON. General nract.oft in crmrt of Otcwiii nr Wash- innton. Aliktra.'ti) mtuio dlrcetiv from r-niiniv : ricordK. Onlv the vrv best brands of im ported and domestic fine winea. liquors tmd cigars kept in stock. GYRUS nKwHISKEY WEINHARD'S BEER. Pool and card tables for the en tertainment of patrons. EUCeiHE WHITNEY, Prop. r'riiiuy lhyisloliKy, Ueoirmphv, Men tal Arithmetic, Composition, 1'hysical Saturday Bntnny, Vlnno Oeometry, unnerai uistoiy, jMigllsit iiiteralun), Psychology. OH COtlNTV lAl'ltKM. Coniuiencitii; Weiluesday, August 8, at 0 o'cliH-k, a. in., and continuing until l riiiny, Aiitttist iu, at 4 o'clock p. m. First, second ami third grade certifl catcs. Wednesday Penmanship, History, unimtrriipny, Kenning. Thursday Written Arltlimetic. The ory of Toachiiid, Urummar, rjchool Law, fridiiy -tieotiraphy, Mental Arith metic, PhyeioluKy, Civil Uoverument. 1'KIMAKY CKHTirlCATSS. Wednesday Penuiaushii). Urthotrra- phy, Kcndiiit!. Thursday Art of Ouostioiiitiu, The- y of Teaching, Methods. Dated at .t. Helens, Or., this 27th day of July, WOO. I. If. Coislanh, County School r-iitperiiituudent. For Hale. Ono No. 13 Freeman feed cutter and i horsepower sweep, $75.00 Oak tlBovE Cukamkhy, Scnppooae. IHuny a .vcr Has turned with dlsituat from an other wise lovable girl with' an oll'cnsive breath. Karl's Clover Koot Tea purities the breath by its action on the bowels, etc., its uothinir else will. Sold for years on alisolute jriiiirnntce. Price 25 cts. and 50 cts. Sold by Dr. Edwin Koss. Wanted. Twenty men and teams at Goblo, Or. tillllLK, NkHAI.KM t l'At'lli'C Hailway. ED HILLSBERRY, Expert :-: Barber SHARP KA7.0US AND CLEAN TOWELS. None but purest chemicals used iu wash ing and cleansing thu face. Gat a Hot Towel on Your Face Usual prices for work. DECKER'S OLD STAND, ST. HELENS and lu VJ IlliVi! Vll "ySSySS SftW - --'-- ..-'s.'V.Vs.s. -s. v vSS. uvi.. ,,, J The Kind You Have Always Bought, ami which has booa In uso for over 00 roam, haa borno tho itlfrnatnro of and has bnuu made uudtir his por Bttporvlsloii since Its IiifUncy. Allow no ono to dot'ol vo you In this. All Counterfeit, Imitations and " Junt-as-jroodMare bufj Experiments tliut trifle with and utlaiiirr tho health of . Infants and Children Experience nnliist Exporunout. What is CASTORIA Castorh. is i harmletiH sulmtlttite for Cantor Oil, 'Pare goric, Drops and Hoothlntr Syrup. It Is rietiNimt. It eontulns neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic) (iiibHtuiice. Its aire is Us guarantee. It destroys Worms nnd allays Feverish nertn. It euros Diarrluva and Wind Colic. It relieves Tuethlugr Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It ustdmllates the Food, reu-ulittos tho fitomuch and Ilowols, glviuu; healthy and nuttuul sleep Tho Children's ranaeca-Tho mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of n S7 The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. tm twYu hwm, ry mmmv .TMi.T, New vomi .fry. ni. it i n l i 4 A STORIA & COLUMBIA KIYER li RAILROAD COMPANY. BHD DOWN it 22 V M P. M. .t :'A k nr. 3.47i s ai 4 (121 urn 4:07 8 44 4:l.ii S SO 4.:!' fl 4:3-.!' 4-1 . H. STATIO.N 8 IJ 9 It'. 9 is a 35 .tl.S' II 40 ,6S.i tl .'HI ,'.3 io (ni dis: Ot l 111 .l! tl l'J 11(1 11 ill: ,0 'I.v I'ortlsndAr! :.4 1.... ;ihii . i.'i.H-! . . . . Kftirilor .. Pymnit The CRUISER 1. H. WELLINGTON, Frop. Wines, Liquors and Cigars WHISKIES: J. II. Cutter, Mairnolla, Old Cmtle, and Wsvcily Club. Famous Hop Gold, and Eiiion Boer. CIGAIISI Uenrj' the Fourth, and Wln.lor Hon.e. HKXT TO THE HOTKI., ST. HELENS, : : OKECiON. Card tablen and other device, lor jww- iiuw. ..un paper hhu ovrrxucui.-.. 4:'iT K7 j 10 39 jj 5 17 10 Oil ill Oi i6 i ft -26,10 IK jit 111 9H.5H 3:; III 20 III ZJ Wi.4 8.611 10 30 111 Wl .WR" ... Pyramid.. .... lnrviior. . . tj'iiury ... .. ClHtkkanlp. .. Mitr-iliUml. .. W.-ti.irt.., .... t'tltloll... ....Kiitiiiii... . .. Svifnunn... ...John liny. Ar. Ailurla .1 D vr DAILY. 21 !i3 ii77friir. II 10 40 io o.'i A ta 20 flft H lu M 7 M 20 7 46 0 12 7 3K 02 7 2)1 fl 7 17 s :i7 7 m H 17 S 42 8 07 E2 7 M 8 20 7 4.1 6 10 All train, make dano cnmiertlorn at (lolile allli Nnrthi-rn I'nriiic irulii- to and Irom tlm Kat anil Konnd point,. At I'ortlaud with all trutna leavina Union deimt. At Axorla with I. It. A N Ivial and rail lino to und (rum II wiwo and North Ut-m h poliiin. I'miwni;tni (op Aatnria or May polnu mum tla traiiiN al lioiilton, Traitii will utiip lo lot iimh uttncvrft oir at lloultnn when r-onilnn Iron) points we.-! o( Ooble. J. 4.', ittay. Hen. fiu. Act.. Amorla. Or 7 tea f ' fowY mojitoi'Tii, ou. Fall Term Opens Sopt, 15th. TliD ntudput. ol th Normal Mrhonl arp prppartal to tttkv thp hiata t'priilu-nip linmvdt. aluly mi Kradiiatloti, (iradiiatp Kiaillly api-nrp utiml ponlthnia, Jt. pi-uw.il y-r Irom 1110 Ui ILO, MUon Ac., ilctiiii- alid l'rtf(n.lolittl i-iiurti, iipw tlal da iirirnpiii In Manual Traluluu. Well tnuliiped 1 tallillitf Ili-iiarlint-nt. Kort'ftiMloitit.roiitnlnlnii full annouiKpinenta. addrvM I", L. t'AMl'HKl.L, rrii.ldrDt, or W. A. W ANN, Swretary ot th. Kaomlly. S AAAAAA AAAAAaVAtAA A A A AAA A . jtj DR. E.ROSS, DR. H.R. CLIFF, Physician and Surgeon Physician and Surgeon ST. HKLEN8, ORKOON. ST. IIKLKNS, ORKGON. 1tf!!f!?f1!f!tfnf!tf!ff!!fHfnF!!fnfnfnft!ft!f!?F!Tft!f!?fnft!f!?rf4 If The Weekly Oregonian . g CONTAINS 3v.arn m time -JrVMr f o:. o a-i j ui uiu ui uincrs ST. HELENS, - - OREGON. NEW PLACE. CAFE If you want Bomethlriff Rood in the line of whiity try J SHAW'S MALT Only the beat ol Liprs ana Cigars Kept in M t OPEN FROM 6 A. M. TO S 12 O'CLOCK MIDNIGHT. A WHITE COLLAR LINE if. " A- 'lll THE COLUMBIA RIVER AND I'OGET SOUND NAVIGATION CO. PORTLAND-ASTORIA ROUTE. STR. GATZERT Landinar Foot of Alder Htrept, Portland. Laven Portland dally (PireptKiindaT)at 7 A, M Lnmlinir Telephone dix:k, Anuria. Leaven Astoria dully (exeept Monday) 7 P. M. Halley rialzert tlckeu yowl on eteamer HaKRalo. Btuuiucr ilasHaio tlcketa good on Dalley Gauert. U. B. SCOTT, Pres. 9 IOI1 fORTLAND, U.IILT. -8TEAMEn America" S ii Willamett Slongh Ronte W Leave St. Ilelons. ... 0:30 A M t A Arrive Ht 1'ortland. .10:30 A M Cjl letive Portland 2:30 PM fry Arrive at St. Helens. 6:00 PM HUE 85 CKNTN. Will Onrrv Kotltln Kilt Pa.Koti- gi-rn and j-a.it Freight. Une.s coon, master. ii H H H H H H M H H H Hi Hi 0.RJN.G01 3 1 pufpa a werk 31 i-oliiiiina ft fM pok-in ypar Kjic.H mum -3j All the newt well writtun. 2 Arlii ltfa tJiwciildng Venturn hopikid nnd incident. 3 Htoric- o( love and adventure bv well- known author. Jirilliattt illimlrntlon liym nnpapiir nrtletg Iiitervatinir aki-tcln-a und literature for Ixiva and irirlii. Fitoliion articles and llluatration wutuon. for 1 OUR CLUBBING OFFER pr.PAirt Cliliairo IVirtlund Hjieelal 9:l.tt. lil. Atlantic Kxpreia 9:00 p. in. Time SCHEDULES Halt Lake, Denver. It. Worth. Omaha.Kan- ma City, rit. Lamia, i.nieaioaiiu caal. Salt Lake. Denver, Kt Worth, Omaha, Kan a t.'lty, Nt. Lajulu, Cuioiffo and Kaat. Ppoknne flyer 6:110 p. in. 8 p.m. Dully hx.Hiinilay a n. in. Saturday lOp. ni. fla. m. Kx.Hiinday Tuea.'l'hur, and .Hut. TiiajnThnr. and Hat. Ttlnarla D::)ISa. m. dally Walla Walla, Lewl. ton, SiMikane, Mlnn eapollii, Ht. Paul, I'liluth, Milwaukee, Chicago und Kaat. Ocean eteamahipa. All nalllniT dates lub- Jea-.l tai rhullKa. For Han rranelM-o Hall every live day. Columbia Rivar Staamera, To Aatorla and Way-landluKR. Willamette River, Oreirou Cftv, Newnerir, Halom a& VYay-liiiid'ga 4 p. m. 7:00 a.m. 8:40 a. m. 4 p. m. 4 D. Ill Ki.Hiimluy Willamett and Yam- hill River. Oreiron City, Dayton, anal Way-lanallngR. Willamette River. Portlaml to.Corvallis anal Way-luudinita. ' 8nak Rlvvr. Ripurla to Iewlaton. 4:30 n, m. Kx.Hniialay 4:110 p. nt. Mon. Wed. aud Frl. Lv.Lnw'lon dally at 9 IX) a.m. W. H. HURLBERT, General Passeneer Airont. rOKTLAND . . . t . , ORKGON - 'M'o Indies furniture in comolete a. i without a new ll;ht-running gINGER Wo have perft'eted arratiKompnta wlitirehy we uro enabled to fur- it- niii i ne weekly urcftonian in coiimntion with Tita Mibt for S only Two Dollum. The price of Tho Onstfunluii alone in 1.60. ; i THE OREGON MIST How About Your Title? ti KK YOU j ItKCOKl M reeorala i HltRK it la all rlaalilV Htrniaimlia,. thMl tl U h KD that aovprin. H Ii our Imnlnem tu apari-h th OH anal Mhatiaf ilil IIlah .m.i In lu,a.. ... lu..,l a, ,,,ii ainiienipiniia onyinK laixi or loaninit money on real iate Hwurlty, take no iii.iii n word, but limlm uimui kiiowln what the riH-oral howruaralln)(theiltl. An .Umtrnct Itaaeiuenllal a a deed, Inalaton liailna It. W hare the only apt ol abalraot liaaik. In the county, a work promptly exoeiileal and latlilnctloD Kuarnnmeal, li yon have iraipertv to Inmire itlve in a call. W ar aueiiK for tho hen lire liiHiiram e coniianle in the world. II vou Jiuvu )iroieriy (or Hale lint it with in and we will find a buyer. OOLEOUICK. Si Sintt ST. HELENS. 0RE00M nu. fJQHWSOW & BURCDORFER BslT! o Manulnetiirera ol and Dealen In-o ...All Kinds of Rough and Dressed Lumber... flooring... . Iluailac AND ...nimeniloii Lumber Oiling; GOOD ROAD TO THB MILL. Mill on loulh fork of ftajappooiio oreek.four mile. Irom HeapiMioiie nation. Lumber delivered at Heappooiie itatlon or Jlinmi'l,iii(linitaUl.(por M, etr. At Warren nation, ll.N). "i-Ax-i-uijBji,. . . . . . OKffiOON If you bay a owinic-machino why not (ret the beat Sold on easy terma without interest. C. P. LOONEY, Agent j Antaria . Oreaon.' 4 .WHEN IN NEED OF MEDICINE... -OO TO - THE. flLATSKANIE DRUG STORE Drugs, Patent Medicines, Toilet Articles, Etc J- f. HALL. Proprhtor. CLATSKANIE, . OREGON.