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Newspaper Page TextOREGON MIST Entered J the Postofllce at St. Helens, Oregon, as second-class mail mutter. COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER. I8i:kd Evekv Friday Morning By DAVID DAVIS, Enimn ani Froi'riktor, hunting work, they are hunted up by ' men who have work to do. ritill there 1 are in the aggregate a large number of tramps yet, and some of them are no j doubt so liecause of this very experience I of iinstiocoswfully hunting for work, i They discovered that thev could manage to exist without work ; they eaw others ' doing so; thev became inured to few and : ! irregular meals, to begging and bum ming; and so innny who liau no great store of ambition or self-respect became tramps from choice, or through associ ation with tramps. They were inocu lated with the virus of the "hard times." With the recurrence of another season of industrial depression, the One eopv one vear, in advance $1.00 country will till up with tramps again, Six months. .'. . 50 and again a portion of them will learn ' and henceforth follow the trade of a , ; tramp. Now, however, at least, there is COUNTY officers. no need of any healthy man being a Representative Norman Merrill. ClaKkaiile j tramp. All such can tind work and to ..lucii'i'o j. 1'oitn. nHiitivr mem it woum not ous ot piace o J. (1. Watts. tu Helms i ..... o...:..... . mi.. .H. 8. Iliiltan, 8t. Helens ?ry " " 'i ' tout n in uui w ot a, uctuier euati lie uus. - SUBSCRIPTION I'KICE: Jtittiru Olcra eiiertir Treasurer Bunt of Schools....'. Assessor. . . . .'. Surveyor. . E. Koss. St. II i' I, -us ..I. H. Ooneland, tlmiltou .Martin While. St. Helens A. H. I.lltlo. 11 nn I inn Coroner.. ....Dr. H. K. Ollff. St. Helens It is a noticeable fact and highly com' nicntlahle condition of affairs that this Commissioners r2Waril vuhi mmmer ,ne tra8P'!r "ter irtim 1 1 1 ""'" , smoke than anv season during a number of years previous. Heretofore there, haa been an inexcusable destruction of valuable timber by hundreds of thoughtless, careless persons, who per haps not nii.'chevonsly, started forest tires. The fact too, that a truer sense of value of the timber is now realized by the average individual who owns a parcel of land, bus much to do with the decreased amount of suioko during the summer season. Where a few years ago timber was slashed right and "left and purposely destroyed by fire in order to clear the ground, the tree is felled and worked into cordwood or otherwise utilized to some profit before the slash ing is fired. Timber now has a com mer- " cinl value, and our people are to be con Mb. Jopitbr Plvvii'm will have to get i gratulatea upon their apparent appreci- hurry on himself if he causes the pres- j ation of this very valuable fact. We ent August to be so dreadfully disagree-j firmly believe thetime to be past when able as was August a year ago. The i our summer months are made disagree liiQnth is more than half gone and its able by the continuous) season of hot, weather record is fairly good, so much j smoky", sultry weather. Whether we bo indeed, that the wiseacres are about! are correct in our theory of cause and to predict a drouth. Hut the contrast effect, the fact remains that the condi with August a year ago is regarded asjtions do exist aa we have stated, and not a serious condition, because at that i that alone is good, time it was hope for better things, even j ' if it was deferred to the extent of uiak- To Watson was not a canidate for jng me uean sick, as me oiu proveru any otnee this year. Kepublican pros AUGUST 17, 1900. states it. But because wc are talking we do not mean to be complaining. This weather suits ua to gnat's heel. There are probably in the whole world less than 10,000 anarchists, we mean men and women who would mur der to advance their insane ideas, and till the civilized world seems powerless to stay their hand, and is indifferent to their presence unless they succeed in their terr.ble aim. It seems strange that such a body of people can exist, still they do, and they keep up an organiza tion and have a paper, and society is al ways being apprised of their presence. They have kept within bounds at Chi cago since the Haymarket tragedy and their fatal error of shooting the police; but they have within a year assassinated the Empress of Austria and Kingof Italy. The European nationB are making a mis take in driving the assassins to America, tor like the cat, they are sure to come back. perity during the past four years has Drought him a good law practice and leisure in which to write a successful book. Coxky, of Coxey army fame, is now at the head of a manufacturing plant which employs 200 men. He is now something of a capitalist and not in sympathy with tramp road pedestrians. China invented the firecracker and the kite. With all this to answer for, it is not suprisitig that the old empire should be reaping a fair-sized whirlwind. It is his connection with the cotton bale trust that causes Chairman Jones to lose sight of all the issues of the day excepting that of imperialism. If Bryan were elected President there is not a bit of doubt that he would con strue it as a proper indorsement of his 16 to 1 ideas. He would say the end had i'nstified the means by which he imposed lis will on the builders of the Democratic platform, be being indeed "wiser -than they knew." In his inaugural address he would say that the will of the people as expressed at the polls was that the gold law must go, and the policy of free silverism be ushered in. He would then proceed to impose on Congress tbe imperialistic methods by which he won in the Democratic Committee on Reso lutions at Kansas City. When Congress bad done his bidding, and free silver was accomplished, how would hum bugged Honest Money Democrats feel about their own share in the dishonest work of making present 100-cent dollars worth 42 cents? They would undoubtedly feel "like 30 cents." Whiskers are not controlling Western politics this year. The Populists have been patronizing a cupping bureau. Whkn the boys in blue march away from Che Foo, not a thing will they do to fc.wang si', Yung i.ti and An, too. Most of the charlatans and fakirs which prey upon the credulity of the public are harmless and entitled to ply their various vocations without hinder Mice, but the Christian scientists, who are neither Christian nor scientific, have lately been resposihle for the death of so many innocent persons, non-believers in their creed, that the call for some legal restrictions upon the nefar ious practices is imperative. So long as the sick and dying who believe in these arrant im posters call them in as medical advisers to themselves, no one complains except the fool-killer who is thereby de prived of his legitimate buisncss. But when the lives of little children are sac rificed by the superstitons of mentally and befuddled parents, it is time for the law to intervene. Public indignation is being aroused throughout tbe country, and the time will eoon come when a per son who calls in one of these divine (?) healers ( ?) and thereby sacrifices a hu man life through lack of proper medical attendance will be held responsible therefor in every community. Astorian. An. the historic precedents favor the re-election of President McKinley, for no President has ever run for second term, with a united partv behind him, who was not re-elected. The Presidents who have held two terms were Washing ton, Jefferson, Madison, Monroe, Jack son, Lincoln and Grant. These were re elected either bv the whole people, as in the case of Washington and Monroe, or by an undivided party vote. The Presi dents who were defeated for a second term were John Adams, John Quincy Adams, Martin Van Burcn, Grover Cleveland and Benjamin Harrison, and in each case their defeat was due to dis sensions in their own party, and they were not loyally supported. The most recent instances, Harrison and Cleve land, are within the memory of every one. The farmers' quarrel with Blaine lost him many votes, while Cleveland was defeated in New York by one of the Democratic factions. P.ut there are no divisons in the Kepublican party today, j based on tbe spirit of faction or enmity to McKinley. The party stands four square to the world, presenting an nn-j broken front in every direction. The dissensionu.are in the Democratic party, not the Republican. j Wk hear little of tramps in this part of the country any more, though they are by no means extinct, says the Tele gram. That they have greatly decreased shows that a good many of tha men who were, or were cnlled trttnips a few year? ago, would really work if they found a good opportunity, or rather, vrfh many of them, if the opportunity came and hunted them up. For many a man who is willing to work and who will do good when put to it, does not know how to "rustle" for it. Three or or more, the supply of labor was greater than tbe demand, and the country was filled up with tramps. For the past three years the demand for labor of all kinds has been strong mid fully equal to the supply; a good many of the tramps who would not find a job, espe cially those who did not know how to hunt one up, are at work. Instead of A Fitting Testimonial. Dear Doctor McKinley: Four years ago I had that idle feeling and a craving for food in my stomach that I could not seem to fill for the want of something to eat. In tact my entire lamuy Buttered from the same complaint. I had severe pains in my back from carrying the mortgage on my home. My condition was such that my friends hardly knew me, I looked so much like a tramp. Then hearing of your prosperity Remedy, I tried it, and today I am a changed man. I am glad to say that all my "Hard Times Paine" have" left me. We could not get along without your prosperity Remedy in my family, "and we snail continue to use the same. Your obedient servant, American Workman. From "Judge." Same Old Story. J. Mortimer Brown, editor of the White Lake, S. D.) Wave, summarizes one end of the political situation in the following comprehensive way: You bet. Same old ticket, Same old boss; Same old platform (Minus cross) ; Same old powder, Same old gun ; Same old waddeu' ('steen to one) ; Same old kickers. Same old growl ; " Same old anti- Hanna holw; Same old issues Nothing new; Same old lies Xa Help 'em through; Same old talkers, Same old josh ; Same old brand of Campaign slosh ; Same old voters (Bless their souls), Same old licking At the polls i ! A Few Things Worth Knowing White clothing that has been dis colored from red calico or from streaks that are often found on napkins or towels, and by mistake have been washed with tlie white goods, mm be renovated by soaking a few days in but termilk. Cloth that lias turned yellow from long standing also may be whitened in the game manner. Babies are always troubled about walking when new shoes are first put on them. This may be overcome by scratching the soles with any blunt instrument. When cows have been eating wild onions the odor may lie somewhat re moved by placing a small lump of salt peter, about as large as a pea. in the cream can, while getting a churning. A paper pail or tub may be mended by first pasting a piece of cloth over the hole on the inside and then filling the hole with putty and letting it harden. The stains may be removed from dis colored eggs by soaking a short time in vinegar and then washing them. 1HIYAV8 I'HKDICTIONS. "If McKinley and the Republican partv are successful and put in power for the next four years, wages will be decreased. Hard times will come upon us and over the land. The price of wheat will go down and the price of gold will go up. Mortgages on our homes will be foreclosed by the money lenders. Shops and factories will close. We will export no goods and wo will import from foreign lands nil the goods we. use. Thus will ruin, want and misery be with us." William Jennings Bryan in 1S0G. We will not say that William was a liar. He was not. William was In earnest when he made that prediction in 1800. He really meant it. William labored under the impression that he had been gifted from on high with superior wisdom and that his wis dom was without a flaw. He even came to think, wo believe, that he had the divine gift of prophecy like unto the ancient Hebrew seers, who scattered ashes on their heads and then went out to toll what was going to happen in the land of Israel mid surrounding neigh borhoods. We have never believed that William was an intentional fraud. We think that he was in. dead earnest and thought he knew what he was talk ing about. But then he didn't. So fur as practical results are con cerned, William might as well have been the rankest fakir that ever mounted a goods box and sold nostrums to a deluded crowd, making them be lieve they were afflicted with ailments that he alone could cure. The difference between William and the fakir is this. The fakir knows that that he is a fraud. Ho lies deliberately and with the purpose to deceive the multitude. He knows that he has no medicine that will do the people who listen to him any good, neither does he give a cent. With William it was different. He believed what he said. He was simply making marks in a vigorous manner through bis chapeau. Not a single prediction that William made in ISOti has come true. And yet William was nominated at Kansas City n, few days ago. He accepted the nomination and will not even own np that he didn't know what he was talking about in 189H. He w ill not make the same predic tions perhaps, but he will not apologize for the ones he made four years ago. He will also make another lot of predic tions about what will happen if MeKin ley is re elected that will have no more sense in them than the predictions he made four years ago. In the faie of the record, the fact that William will go before the people again and muke another lot of predictions, shows that he is possessed of more gall than almost any other man in public life at this writing. Mail and Breeze. Only a Few Maxims. The good man loves all men, he loves to speak with a'l. The mean man sows that he himself may reap. Deal with evil as with disease, the ob ject of punishment is to make an end of punishing. Have no companionship with a man who injures his neighbor. One forgives everything to him who forgives himself nothing. Not to correct our fauits is to commit new ones. The man who in the presence of gain thinks of righteousness, who in the pres ence of danger is ready togive up his life, who never forgets a promise, is a com plete man. The disease of men is neglecting to weed their own fields and busying them selves with weeding the fields of others. Never allow yourself to do a wrong thing because it seems trifling, nor to neglect doing a good thing because it is small. In good transacting business bo faith ful in speeeli witn menus, be not envious, and in daily conduct be dignified, refined. When you know a thing maintain that you know it ; when you do not know it, admit the fact that is wisdom. The path of duty is near, yet men seek it far off. Go home and seek it and you will not lack teachers. III. 10. 11100. THAT Al.l, I COUNTY TREASURER'S NOTICE Cucntv TatAsiiHRH's orrica, 8T. IlKl.KNS, Oft , All ATOTICB IS UKKKBV I11VKN 1 Ai uiH.aU Comity Warrants of Ooluuibla County, Oregon, which liava lwn presented ami endorsed- "Nut P aid for Want ol Funds," prior to January 1st. lots), will be vaM iioii uro siiniailnn at this vnice. lulormt villi not be allowed after tills dale. KPWIN KOtW. alo7 Treasurer ot Columbia Oouuly, Oregon. ADMINISTRltTOR'S 'SAUC'I NOTICE 18 HKRKRY OIVKN THAT IN PtlK snanoe of an order of itit County Court of the State ot Orpiron, for Columbia County, niacin and untumi In th mnltor of Uui estate uf K. M. Webtmr. deceased, on the Hlth day ut July, 1IHK1, the HiidorsiKtied adnilulatrntor tlioreof will sell at public amnion, to the hlitheat bid der, for cash, and sHtdeot to continuation by said Court, on Monday, the SvKh day ol Aiimst, Woo. at the hour of U o'elook In the forenoon ol said day, nt the front door of the County Court ilonse. In the Cll ol H. Helens, tald County and Stale, all the right, title and Interest of the said F. M. Webber, at the lime of his death, or which has since been acquired by his estate, In and to the tollowluir described real properly to-wit: The West i ol the Northwest t of the Southeast t of Hwllon 7, Township t North. Riingo 1 West of the Willamette aterl dtau, In Columbia Oouuty, Htsto of Orct on. David Davis, Administrator of the Estate of P. M. Webber, beevaaeil J-ttaU Timber Laud, Art Juno 3, 1H7D. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. UNtTan Status Land Ornci, ORtooN City, Or., June !, 1900. VrOTICB 13 HKliHHY OIVKN THAT IN COM 11 pllance with the provisions of tho act of congress ui June a, ipts, eutiiiea "An act lor tne sale of timber lauds in the Stales ot Californtit. Oteiton, Nevada, aad Washington Territory, as extended to all the Public 1 and Slates by act of Auitust a. l!i!. Itarrv V. llurrow. of Vi eonver, County of Clarke, Ktnteol Washington, has this day tiled la tills oltleo his sworn state ment No. r14. for the nurchitite of the northwest 'i of section No. IS, township No. 6 north, rantte No. 'J west, and will odor proof to show that the land sought la more valuable for Its timber or sioue tnan for itRTicuittiral purposos, ami to es tablish his claim to said laud before tho lleitis tor and Receiver ol this ottlee, at Oregon city, Oregon, on JYiday, the "ih day of Sepicinlier, V.HX1. He names as witnesses: John Aroh!imid, ol Ooble, oregou, Daniel Stahincn, ol Apiary, Orea-on, Thomas Peoples and ileortre Aruhibald, of Ooble. Oregon. Any and all persons elaim Imr adversely the a'Hive-descrlliea lands are re quested to Bto their claims in this olhoeonor netore saia 7ta oav ot optemticr, mu. j'JvaU tfXAS. it. MooKhS, Keirlster. SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court oi the State ot Oregon for Columbia Countv. John U. Cameron, Plaintiff vs. Jennie B. Cameron, Pefendant. To Jennie B. Cameron, the above-named De- lemiant: 1 N THK KAMK OF THE STATK OFORKOON: i. You are hereby notified that the Plaintiff herein has filed a comnlaint airalnst vou in the above entitled Court aud you are hereby re quired to appear and answer said complaint on or before the last day' of thetime prescribed by tho order of publluation to-wlt: On or before Seutemlier 2Silt, A. U. IsWO. Vou are further no tified that If you fall to aliDear and answer Hie complaint, or plead thereto, the Plaintiff will cause your default to bo entered, and will apply to salcf Court for the relief praved for In the complaint, that Is to say, fur a decree dissolving the bonds of matrimony existing between Plaiutiff and Deicndaiit herein, and for such other and further relief as to the Court may seem equitable. This summons Is published by order of Iton. J. B Uoun, Judge of the County Court of the state of Oregon, lor Columbia County, In the absence of tne Hon. T. A. McHrlde, Judge of said Circuit Court, granted on the atith day of July, A. D., 190U. and directing the publication of this summons in the Orkoon Mist once a week for six weeks successively. W. II. CoSYKIlS, Attorney for Plaintiff. Hard Task for Civilization. This little thing of suppressing the HOUR. Wamblby. At Deer Island, August 11, 11100, to tbe wife of James Wansley, a son. Gokk. Near Deer Island, August 9, J'JOO, to the wife of H. C. Gore, a son. Do Vou Know Consumption is preventable? Science has proven that, and also that neglect is suicidal. The worst cold or cough can be cured with Bliiloh's Cough and Con- anmnt.mn fitra Krthl rtn a n..tMti.A Three or fouryeara ago, j guarantee for over fifty years. Sold by vr. JMiwin koss. Chinese is a simple proposition afters It is roughly estimated that the popula tion ot Cbina is 4UU.UUU,UUU. Tlie nat ural increase is about 10.000,000 a year. If the allies will start in and kill off 1,000,000 Chiimuen for 100 veitrs, there will only be 1,000,000,000 Chinamen, approximately speaking, left to deai witn at the beginning ot the next cen tury. Or, if the normal increase of Chinamen continues, and the allies kill off 14,000,000 of them a year, or aliout 38.032 a day, it will only take 100 years to exterminate them. If the number of shots fired in past wars is used as a basis of calculation, 1,400,000,000 rounds of ammunition would be required, which, at 2l4 cents each, would onlv cost the allied Nations of the earth the small sum of $35,000,000,000. There would, of course, be a few other minor items of expense attendant upon such a campaign. New Orleans Times-Democrat. That Throbbing Headache Would quickly leave you if you used Dr. King's New Lifo Pills. Thousands of sufferers have proved thefr matchless merit for sick and nervous headaches. They make pure blood and build up your nealtli. umy zo cents. Money back if not cured. Sold at St. Helens Pharmacy, That a source of great evil among all workers is the widespread habit of eat ing a hearty meal hurriedly when the body is in a state of exhaustion? Too often, alas, the evil is enhanced by the fact thiit the food is innutritiotis, badly cooked and clogging in itself. This is one species of slow suicide, causing a long train of evils which are usually attributed to overwork. Now, it were better to go without food than to take it under these conditions. Your dog knows better than to eat when he is tired, and if you wilt watch him you will notice that he is always reluctant to be enticed into play after eating. Left to himself he will take a nap, or at least drop care for awhile awl rest. Humanity might raise its standard of progress by following the example set by the instincts of the brute creatures. CASTOIlIAi Bears tie y? lha Kind Vou Haw Always Bougfit For Bale. One No. 13 Freeman feed cutter and 4 horsepower sweep, f 75.00 Oak Gbove Chkameky, Scnppoosc. SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court of Oregon for the County of Columbia. Prank I. Weber, Plaintiff vs Elizabeth Hughes. George T. Hughes and Mary Hughes, his wife, (ierlrii.le Hughes and W 11 lliim Amsdell Hughes, helrs-at law of lieorgo Hughes, deceased. Oelemiants. To Ourtrude llcghes and William Amsdell Hughes, Defendants above-named: IS THE NAM K OK THE STATE OP ORKC.ON: You are hereby required to opjiear and an swer the c.-nnplalnt hied uguiu.it ymi in ihe above entitled Court and euiise on or before tbe &ud day of September. ItiOO, that being the date fixed for such atqwatatleo or answer by the Ct.urtin the order lor the publication of this summons: and If you fail so to atqiear or an swer Platntitr will apply to the above-named Court lor the relief prayed for iti Ills said com plaint, to-wit: that tho mortgage In form of deed and defeasance be f 'reeloj.ed as u mort gage; that the said premises therein described, to-wit: The South U of the Southeast !4 and the South l ol the Southwest l4 of section M in Township 6 North of Range 4 West of the Willamette Meridian, In Columbia County, Hlale of Oregon, containing It'iO acres, be or dered sold according to law and tho practice of this Court: that ihe proceeds of such sale be applied to the payment of the exiH'tises of said sale, the cost ol Court, ami Uslly, of tho amount due this Piaintilt to-wit: The sum of M.7.14 and interest lliereon aa demanded in tbe com plaint and the further sum oflJOto, and the surplus, if any, be paid In to the Clerk of this Court; subject to the luither order of Court: that sntd Pefendant and ull jaTsons cl'iiming by, through or under them, since the execution of said deed and defeasance, be barred and foreclosed ot all claim, right or equity of redemption in and to said premises and e.ery part thereof, and that Plaint!!! have sueh other aud further relief as to the Court i:ih seem just aud equitable. This summons is published In Ths Okeooh Mist by order ol Honorable J. K. Uonn, judge of the County of Columbia, Htate id Oregon, duly made and entered on the 7ih duy of Aug ust, 11III0. Dated August 10th, MOO. (. W. AtLBN, Attorney for Plaintiff. Telephone Etiquette. "Hello I" is no longer a catchword on the telephone system of Chicago as it is elsewhere. The latest reports from there snow mat tne worn is tabooeil by the management as nnje, if not imperti nent and the opurators are taught to ab jure it. I'urthurmorti, the girl who can not answer calls with the rising intlection and a musical lifting tone, loses hur job ami gives way to one whose voice caps hllities and elocutionary adaptability en ablcs her to jolly the subscriber into the iH'iici mat sue is gitut to near irom mm. The telephone mitnttgemtint bus estab lished a sort of school of tolephonlu ora tory cihcuIumI to make the responsive tones ot the telephone girl colilllKiutial, Insidious aud Haltering. If the subscri ber pulls down the. audiphunu and growls: "Central four eighty-eight I" with a falling Inflection, he is im- mctliatolv shocked and oil i licit by a musical soprano, which limpidly gurgles : "Central four eighty-eight?" with a ris ing Ititiectiou lhat is at oiioo an Invitation and a challenge, lie is ashamed of his bad elocution and raneous delivery. It is the rising inflection which does It. If the girl is onto her job she gvies the lilt ing tone as though she were glad you spoke and wanted to continue the Conver sation in the most conlldentiHl manner. The subscriber concludes lhat tho opera tor is glad that he spoke, lie Is jollied. If his temper is milled, it becomes smooth. If he has burrs in his voice he tries to banish them. That when a shoemaker dies he breathes his last; the candidate joins the great majority ; the banker passes in his checks; the milkman kicks tho bucket-the dancing master gives up the jig; the tailor's goose is cooked ; the apothecary throws up the sponge; the chimney sweep goes up tho Hue; the gambler shtiHlcs off and the editor ex pires at the hands of an Irate reader fur having told the truth. It Helped Win Battle. Twenty-nine officers and men wrote from the front to say that for scratches, bruises, cuts, wounds, sore feet, and slitf joints, Bucklen's Arnica Solve is the best in the world. Same for burns, skin eruptions and piles. if cunts a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold at the St. Helens Pharmacy. ED HILLSBERRY, Expert :-: Barber SHARP KAZOKS AND CLEAN TOWKL8. None but purest chemlcnjs used In wash ing and demising the face. Get a Hot Towel on Your Face Usual prices for work. PKCKE1VS OLD STAND, ST. 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Danforth, of Liitirango, On., millcred for six months with a frightful running sore on his leg; hut writes that liiicklcn's Arnica Salve wholly cured it in five days. For nleets, wounds, piles, it's the liest salve in the world. Cure guaranteed. Only 25 cents. Sold at the Si. Helens Pharmacy. Bean th The Kind You Haw I3W Bflt Signature of PROFESSIONAL. DR. J. li, HALL, Physician and Surgeon CLATSKANIE, OREGON. 1. W. IMY W. B. DMXAUIJ DILLARI) & DAY, . ATTORNE YS-AT-LA W Offic next door to OourthonBe. BT, UELK.SH, 0HKC.O1S. General nrsct.ne in court of Oreifon or WmIv inittoit. Abstract! made directly from county record . r State Normal School rnMi4U n, oh. Fall Term Opens Sept. 15th. The students nf the Normal School are 1rercJ to take thn Mate I'urtlileatn Immetlt alely no Krntlualloit. ttrs'tuates readily secure good positions, Ks. )en-es of year from f I'JO Mi ll'Sl. Hirolt Acs Oemlc and rrofftonal cotirsu; new sjHHrial ile jiaiinieiil In Manual Training Well f:iill'Kt TtiiliiliiS !)earttneiil. Korratalognseouliilnlng full aminuticcineiiU, address I', i.. CAMI'IIKI.I., President. or W. A. WANN. Secretary of the Kacully. AAAAAA AAAA afW A, AtAaAVAAikA A A Am i i i i i i i i i i i i i DR. E. ROSS, Physician and Surgeon ST. HELENS, OKKGON. DR. H.R. CLIFF, Physician and Surgeon ST. HELENS, OREGON. mmnfiifmmwtiffflmiifnfwiintriimmfmiimrfflmnffi I The Weekly Oregonian 13 ir ii wtvk 'i mtluiHita B CONTAINS 0. 1 i l CO. I'lilcaito rorltatid Hieelal 9. is a. m. Atlantic KxprefW 0 00 p. III. Ppokane Flyer 0 00 p. m. 8 p. in. Dslly Kx.Hiimlay H p. m. Baturday 10 p. in. A a, tn. Ex. Holiday That the director of the mint states lhat there are 1 16.028.32.1 of 6-cent pieces and $1,952,392 of 1-cent pieces outstand ing? This gives an idea of the enorm ous number of these littlecoins necessary Uses 'J'bla fttrike VoV Muddy Complexions and Nauseating Breath from chronic constipation. Karl's i to transact the buciness of the country Clover Root j ea is an absolute cure and Since the coinnce of these pieces beau I nas ueen sold ior miy years on an sdbo- ino total ntimixT tnnt have wen (Kiineit ute iriiarantce. Price 25 cts. and 50 cts. Sold ry Dr. Edwin Koss. IS, of 6-cent pieces bronw, 10,002,310. fl7,K)I,209r 1-cetit' n lirii u ssassa V Bk Shilohs ijougn ana pnsumption Cure ThI f beyond quesHon tlie most miccesafnl Coufh Medi cine ever known to science; a few 3ok jnvurlably cure th worst cflfs ot Coucfh, Croup end Hroncliitlg, while It won derful ucce in the curs of Consumption is without a par allel in the history of medicine. Since Its firnt dtjicovery it has been sold on a guarantee, a test which no other medicine can stand. If you have a Cough, we earnestly ask you to try it. In United states and Canada 25c., &0c. and fl.00 and In England H. Oil.. U. 2kL and 4s. fid. SOLE PROPRIETORS S;C.WellsCo. LEROY. N.Y. TORONTO, CAN. i?52; 7 a. m. Toes. Tlinr. aii'l Hat. 0a. m. Toes Thiir. and fat. I.v. Rlpurla 3:Srnt. in. dally Time SCHEDULES Salt Lake. Denver. Ft Worth, Oinulia, Kan sas (;lty, ht. l.ouls, Chicago and Kust. Salt I.oko, Denver, Ft. Worth, Oniitha, Kail sss i;tty, Ht. IMiis, Ciiicugo and Kast. Wnlla Walln. Iwls ton, Hpokniie, Minn enpolis, Ht. Paul, Uoliiih, Mllwaiikiw, Cliiciifto and Kast, Ocaan Staamshlps. All sailing dates sub ject til chaiise. Kor Man Fninclhi-o Hull every five days. Columbia Rivar 8taamara. To Astoria and Way-laudluKs. Willamatta Rlvar. OrcRoo City, NcwlKirir, Haliitu it VVay-lanil'gs Willamatta and Yam hill Ulnars. Orcirim Citr. fnyton, ami Way-landings, Willamatta Rivar. Portland tn Oorvalllt and Way UudliiKs, 6naka Rlvar, Kipnrla to I.ewlston. Ahrivk A p, m. 7:00 a. m. 8:40 a. 111. 4 p. 111. 4 n. ii x.Uun' Jay 4:30 p. m. Ei.Sunday i:W)I. m. Mori. Wed and Frl. 4 nop. m. Mon. Wed. and Frl. Lv.fxiw'tnn tuny at O OOa. m. W. H. HURLBERT, Oeneral Passenirer Agent, PORTLAND OKKGON All the iumvs well vtrilten. Articles doacrihing Western scenes and incidents. Rorlr-s of love h ml ndvcntuie by well known niithois. llrillitint illtistrnlion by newspaper artists Interesting sketches and literature for Ikivb and girls. l iiahioii articles and illustrittions for women, OUR CLUBBING OFFER S Wo have terfecteil arrangements whorehy we are enahled to fur- nidi 1 lie weekly uri'iconiMii In 3 3 3 S only Two I.)ollurs. connection with Tim Mint for The price of liio Orugonnin alone is $l.f)0. THE OREGON MIST 3 si I How About Your Title? lier tliut It U the cms to spiirch tlia rslatlon to land ItK VOU RCRK It Is all rlidil? Itmnotnl fl KKCHKIi Unit Kiivcrns, II Is our Imslnc "I rueords utid show what thev contain In titles, if you coiiicmplaie hiiyliis land or loaning nioiicy on ri al- ""title security, tuko no mini s uonl, bill lu-lsi iiik.u kuowliis what the rword slions rcKanlltiK Hie lltle. An Abstract lu eornllsl as adw'd. Iii.lsloii ImvliiK It. We have tho only set of alxtract hooks In Uui county. All work proiuptlyencotitiul and satisfaction Kiiiiriiiitoeil. if j-on have proimrly to Insure give us a call v ara BKcnts for the Iw'ht tire insurance coiiipiinlca hi Iho world. II Ton lutvo properly lor aula list It with us and w will and a buyer. 00112 QUICK. ftl ma" orreer gf, ntLtHS, VHtOUH r inuiuenm P. nunnnnnrpn rsnA -.--w vwwsa w Mwaawami mW unwdmu o Mumifncitirers u( unci liculen In-o ...All Kinds of Rough mil Dressed Lumber... A Hnn.i WI....I. ,,.,,.. UOUO BOD TO THE M LI S HaorlnR... Ilusllc ...(.ellln Mill on south fork el Hmippoose cr 0 amd mllea from Mcappoose station. A , . I.umlier drllvurnl at Kcapuoose si M.DImsnslos Lumber..! Johnson's landtim at fl.00 p M, eJ Wurrcn atatlon, l.b0. t HOAPPOOSR OKKGON" t.four J on or i , l. "At J N'o ladies furniture is complete without a new Iiuht-rumiinit glNGER If yon buy a sewing-machine why not K('t the best. Sold on easy terins without intercut. ...WHEN IN NEED OF MEDICINE... C. P. LOONEY, Agent Antorlit - - Orsuoii, FOR SALE BY EDWIN ROSS. 1 -00 TO - THE. flLATSKANIE V) DRUQ STORE Drugs, Patent Medicines, Toilet Articles, Etc 1 DH. J. . HULL, Proprietor, CLATSIvANIE, OREGON.