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Newspaper Page TextOREGON MIST Entered at the l'oetoffioe at St. H lens, Oregon, as second-class mail matter. COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPCH. Issued Evkby Fhiday Mousing By DAVID DAVIS, Editou AND PboI'KIRTOR. SUBSCRIPTION PRICK: One copy on year, in advance. ; Six mouths Thfrh is considerable disappointment manifested at different localities in the county because the county court failed at its Inst session to purchase a rock crusher. These manifestations of dis upproval will not be of a serious or last ing nature. The practicability of pnr clinging a crusher is being carefully and deliberately weighed by the mem tiers of the court, and the plan lias not been wholly abandoned by any means.becanse the court readily understands that the plan bears too much of merit to be passed by with a wink and a nod. The matter is only temporanlv delayed in Kore Ballroad Talk. Following upon the heels of the an nouncement in the Oregonian that A. B. Hammond has purchased a largo tract 01 umuer lima in Tillamook county, tlitis greatly increasing his at ready large holdings west of the Coast range, cnme the following dispatch from cwiem to mat paper! "wniio no one here pretends to know anything defi nite regarding Mr. Hammond's Hairs, there are many who think this part of the valley will feel an increase of busi ness activity as a result of his enter- ii. wi.,.i. i'-..ii. i lunation Answered. ' , - 1 ., i i i 60 COUNTY OFfiCKKS. KoprrnenUtlv No no an Merrill. Clatakanle Jii'lite .....Joseph It. Doan, Katnler Clerlt J. O. Watta, St. Helens PheritT ....R. 8. Hntiati, 8u .-Ions Treasurer s. lto, St Uelon. Supt. of School I. H. Copelanrt, Hottttmi Amenr...., Martin While, St. Helens Surveyor A. B. l.lllie, Himlmn Coroner., Dr. H. . ClIlT. fit. Helens CnmralnlonAra I. ...... .P. A. Fraaca, SOMipojue rvr. '.ffl m s . i i iiwi a ' I f I SEPTEMBER 13, 1901. 1.00 order for more careful examination into urines. It is prophesied on the streets mat a raiiroau will De omit irom Hie Tillamook country to connect with the Corvallis A Kustern, which ,now extends from Detroit, in the Cascade Diountaina, to Vaquina. There has been at frequent intervals talk of an extension of the Corvallis & Eastern across the Cascade mountains, and through Eastern Oregon to a connection with some transconti nental line. This would open up a vast area of land in Eastern Oregon, now used only for grazing purposes, and would provide a more direct route for the lumber manufactured along the line of the Corvallis A Eastern, this side of the Cascades. A railroad down the coast from the Nehalem to Yaqnina would reach large areas of timber land. such as that in the Silets country, and would develop the dairying industry in the good pasturage reirioii on the west stops oi tne uoast range, one oi tne remote possibilities surcested bv Salem people is that a railroad might be built irom xuiamuoc across tne uoast range, through the Grand Bonds pass and through Salem to a connection with the Corvallis & Eastern, near Stayton." ASSAULTED THE PRESIDENT. To tell our readers that an attempt was made to assassinate President Mc Kinley last Friday would be a useless statement of a fact which is undoubt edly known to every person in the United States. Leon Cxolgosx, Rus sian anarchist, committed the villainous act at the Buffalo exposition, the intelli gence of which cast a gloom of sadness over the entire country, and indeed, do more shocked and horrified were the American people at the fiendish act than were the civilized nations beyond the seas, an evidence of which was the long list or sympathetic and condoling mes sages from the heads of ail European governments, both great and small. The shocking incident recalls vividly to mind the assassination of two other great and grand American presidents, Abraham Lincoln and James A. Gar field, the former falling a victim to the unerring aim of the fanatical Booth, at Ford's theater, in Washington, April 14, 1865, the latter receiving his fatal wounds while in waiting at the Wash ington railway station, at the hands of the desperate Goiteaa, July 2, 1881. While we recall with horror Lincoln's assassination, which was but the culmi nation of an idle brain frenzied by the blasted hopes of the confederacy, Gar field's assassination was the outcome of the same sort of mind and one of the fiercest factional fights in our political history. The situation at the attempt on nr. McKanley's life differs entirely from that -of the Lincoln and Garfield tragedies. Mr. McKinley was most uni versally popular of all our presidents. The prosperity connected with his ad ministration, his splendid conduct of the Spanish-American wsr, and hie beautiful domestic life are the reasons why he has secured such a strong bold upon the affections of the American people. This country has long needed a radi cal change in its immigration laws, and we trust the event of last Friday will hasten this desired reformation. Amer ica has been made the dumping ground for the vicious, anarchistic foreign ele ment too long. It is time to adopt stringent legislation and rules along these lines, then a determined repres sion oi au organizations with a sem blance of unlawful purpose. This would pit an end to anarchy and its attendant evils. While the nation deplores the fact that its chief magistrate has been laid nearly at death's door, its people are corre spondingly happy to know that the recovery of the wounded executive is now an assured fact. Yesterday's dis patches state this much positively. The bullet holes in the patient's stomach are healed and be has been changed to a new bed, and ia taking nourishment and relishing it. The bullet which lodged in the president's back will not be removed, but will accompany him to his grave. Let the people rejoice that the affair has no more serious termina tion. ." its merits. The clamor for better high ways is more universal now than ever before, and we entertain the most im plicit coutidenee in the court to do its full duty ' i supply ways and means ac cording to its ability. This confidence will not prove misplaced, we are sure. to no greater extent than was the confl- ilen e reposed in that body to carefully administer county matters of every char acter in the past, which every resident of the county knows has been successful to a most pleasing degree. . The court will act wisely and judiciously in this matter, it can be depended, when that uuuv leeis mat me umi nas mrriveii to act, which, there seems to be but Blight reason to doubt, is not tar in tne future. Thicks ought to be a law prohibiting tne mauuiMcturo and use ot tne . rine. it's oi no practical value to Buy one. A person who needs a gun at all needs a good one. A "22" is ueunllv fonnd in the hands of bovs, who, by all the rights of laws, and for the protec tion of society, ouifht not to iiave a sun oi any xinu. A small oov ana a guu ot any kind combined, ia about as danger ous an animal as could possibly be turned loose to prey upon society. School Report. Following is the reoort of the school A dozen men reoresenting various n district Mo. 20 for the month ending callings In England have been sent to oeptenioer o. America to study similar trades in this country, niey want to see how and why it is that this country excels all others in making so manv things for the markets of the world. "They desire to nna out wnerein the wane earners ol this land are better off than their own. lliey will go home with an increased appreciation of American institutions and ways ot doing things. When there No. of days taught , 17 No, of days attendance 476 No. of davs absence ..... 81 o. of times tardv 12 No. of boys enrolled 18 o. oi gins enrolled 18 Total enrolled 84 Average No. belonging 30 Those neither absent nor tardv durinar the month were: Thomas Hunter, Ai red Hunter. Jennie Foster. Genevieve Caffrey, James Caffrey. and Ralph, is a chance of gettimr Freddie unit iiannio iw,,,).-.. another new industry started here we Visitors during the month were: Mrs. should all work together to get it firmly E. Burroughs, of Vancouver, Wash., located. A few mills and factories add Miss Dollie Graham, of Roy, Wash, more to a town than is usually believed, Mies Ida Wetle, of Portland, Miss Mar- money wen expenuea ny the guente Caffrev. and Mem Ram New. COM! h Tll 1 1 1 1 II fSiffra a .wl llal.M Mnnla. of Goble, Lulu and Dora Fulton, ol and it is business men, if they put a little money I into these enterprises. The hands era-1 ployed are constant consumers, and Mooreeville. money earneq ry the men and compan-1 ies u retainea at nome. There is no small truth In the remark that a home-grown, hand-spanked, bare footed, hard-tistod country boy makes a much better fighter in the battles of life than does the pampered, high-collared youth of our towns and villages whose clothes have been dustud with a whisk broom instead of a shingle. It don't seem to make much dilTcrcnco what regiment or company he is lighting in either. If he enlists with the agricult urist he is at home with them ; if he goes into business he applies the dis cipline of his early training and success fully meets all coiners ; and should he be called into professional uursuits. he equips niuiseil with tne necessary study and wins the battle there. There fa something about such a start that makes him equal to his ambition and his opportunities. Chamberlain's Couirh Itemedr a Great Favorite. The soothing and healing nronertiea of this remedy, its pleasant taste and prompt and permanent cures have made it a great favorite with people every where. It is especially Drued bv inoth- i ers of small children for colds, croup and whooping rough, as it always at- fl. .,,.,k Tlf ..! It Mntain. iuin .i.va. iuiidi, mm a I. vuiimuia 1IU opium or other harmful drug, it mny be given as confidently to a baby as to an adult. For sale at the St. Helens pharmacy. Popular Seaside Exearslon Rate. Commencing Saturday, Julv 27th, and every Saturday thereafter during the summer season tne A. A v. K. K. will sell round trip excursion tickets from nil stations between Portland and Clats kanie, inclusive, to Flavel, Oearhart and beaside and return at $2.50 for the round trip, .tickets good to return Sun day evening. - Have you a sense of fullness in the re gion of your stomach after eating? If so you will be benefited bv nsinir unaiiiDeriHiirs Momacn and .Liver Tablets. They also cure belching and sour stomach. They regulate the bowels too. i-rice za cents, fold at the St. Helena Pharmacy. v.. A.,,,.f rinmr still has the largest sain of any medicine in tlio civ ilir!ed world. Vour mothers' and grand' mothers' never thought of w ng any- i.i i... i,,.i:.nut on or liillouaiu'ta Doctors were scarce, ami they seldom hoard of apmmdicitis, nervous prostra tion or heart failure, etc. They used August Flower to clean out the system and stnn fermentation ot uiungesieu food, regulate the notion of the liver, !..,,. lui.. ilia ii,rvoiiii and orimnic action of the svhUmim and that is all they took when feeling dull and bad with head aches and other aches. You only need a few doses of Green's August lower in li..;,t ....,. l mkn von Sllttsllet UUtllU VM. w . ----- there is nothing serious the matter with you. Got Green s X'rize Aimaiiau. Dr. K. 0. Cawood, owing to Increase In business at homo, has been compel M to discontinue his weekly visits to this citv. He cordially Invites his friends and patrons to call oil htm in Portland, room 42, Hamilton building, Third street, between usiungioii auu ai't. When yon want a pleasant physic try the new remedy. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They are easy to take and pleasant in effect. Price Si cents. Sample free at the Bt. Helens Pharmacy. The Woodburn boy who shot the apple ofThis companion's head the other day, afterwards shook like a leaf for an hour, being completely unnerved. It was lucky for the other boy that he did not snake before snooting. Bun tks ll IM H W7S IWt WHITE COLLAR LINE PORTLAND ASTORIA ROUTE. OABTOllIA. Bausths Tin Kind Yoo Han Aiwars BoilfiM Btgtiatsr LOGGING TEAM FOR SALE. 4 TEAM OF LARGE AND HEAVY YOrtNn i. horewH. weight 1700e(!li. huIIaIiIh fur l.u. I King o, i-uiar nvnv y wnrt, una not yt'ttr Ola, the I inner seven ye,trs. in goou coudltlua. Lois Wetlc. Teacher. XI. Applr t this office. fries STEAMER "TAHOMA." Dally Round Trip Except Hundnj. ThrmiKh Portland oonneelliin with 8uanier Kaht-otU Irom ltwitro ami l4mtt Hoitch fiiliim. While I'ollur Line TUkeU lnterehnKeailo with O. K. & N. sad V. T. CoiuMiijr Ticket. TIME CARD. Leave Portland. ...... ...... ..T A. M. Leave A slur la . . ..7 P, M. The Dalles-Portland Ronle. STR. BAILEY GATZERT." faaJI a fit v i ii it ii The Kiud Tott Ilitvo Always Dotight, mid which hat been1" In uho for over 00 yearn, lias borne tho ttlurnittiiro 0f and nun dcoii tuauo undor Iila mtm KOtial muitsrvlalou alnco Its tufuncy. Allow no cue to deceive yon In thlw. All Counterfeit, IihIUUoub and Juat-M.rood" are bud Ifixnerliueuta tlwt trlflo with nd endnngrer tho hwUth of .- Inttuit und CUUdren-KKperleneo Utfttlust IStperliuent, What Is CASTORIA i Castorln is ft hnrmleM Btibstltuto for Cftator Oil, Pare, gorlc, Drops nnd HootUInir Byrttps. It U rieoaont. It otinUtlua noltlier Opium, Morphine nor other Nareotlo eubHtance. Its sre la H guitrautee. It deatroy Wornn nitd ttllitya FoverUhneMa, It cures Dlurrhom and Wind Collo. It relieve TeetUinir Troublea, euro Oonatlputlon and Flatulency. It assliiilIuU'i the Food, rt'tfHhttca tho Stomach and IIowcIm, giving healthy and uatunU slocn. The Children' rauaeea Xho Mother' Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of S7 &awy. -cue The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. tmi eewraw wane, vt awaaav wnmwr, mw ea ewv. NOTICE. Colorado and Iowa h&ve rMtorvd th death penalty for murder, after a Deriod v. ta'i imcin in ma lurui ui jmuriwjll" ment for life. Ia both stiites the im- priBoniiient-for-life experiment resulted in a largely increased list of homicides. There now but four states in which the death penalty is not maintained. These lour are Wisconsin, Michigau, Maine ana Khode Island. Emma Goldmas should be taken in charge by our national government and made snch an example of that her kind won Id so fear the results of their crimes or utterances that nothing of this kind wouiu ever again occur. Keasey Sotes. Bock creek valley is nearly deserted if like Sampson, the Fhillistines be upon us, what then? Wednesday. September 4th. Mrs. Throop accompanied bv Tommie. Heart and Dora left for Aurora, the place of hop Katbennsr. Miss fanme and Oscar oneiaenn going by way of St. Helens. Why, you surely can guess if we should ten you, you would know. Railroad surveyors have moved namn down within two miles of Vernonia. Iney have brought the survey much lower than the one made by Corey Bros. It is on the level past Keasev. Who can tell what may happen to our valley yet : ana-iooaers are still on tbe look- DAILY ROUND TRIP CXCCFT MONDAY. TYSONS, CHARLES AMP FSKDRICK, HAV 1 11 luff arrived rttiar!v at their mainrllv I .1... I slro tho pnbltc to know that 1 have granted them . l I .1 c I their time, anrt they are at libertj to comluct VanCOUVer, LaSCaile LOCKS, St. UieniKlvasaecuMlnelv. J. HiNumr... sH. I . . A , . , ' unea Aiifrust mi, lsmi. mai llll a OUl UlSiS, IIOUU VLT. White balmon, Ihe Dalles, TIME CARD Leave Portland .....? A. M. Arrive at The Hallos 8 t M. Lobvo Iho IMIlea : . 4 p. M. Arrive at I'ortlaml 10 p. M. MCALS THE VERY BEST. 1SS-Siinlay Trim a leallnir Fealnre. ata-Thl. lioiito haa the Utaailwt Hceulo Allrac- lion, on carin. LANDINU AKD Of PICK: root of Alder Street. Both Thnuea Main Kl. roKTLAKD, USSUON. E. W.Cmcutox, B(rent.rortland : I'sa- TiiKES are lots of people with rats in I nut for nlaima their garret Boati ng around the country. A fellow in Portland Tuesday nres- Notice of the death of James Rnild. ented a check at the First National bank ot McMinnville, has been received. Mr. : k""c" eiucu uy x i i unit aic- i vM"iu nna viuw ui nie vnriv pioneers or FARM FOR SALE. ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACKKfl OOOP land. Home aplenilhiK bottom land (or lariuinK ami ome exreiient tiiiitier. un uiala kanle river. In rectlnn 24. tn fi. r s. Homn laiM cleared, good frame house and barn; jrnod youim w"ih wimnru, iuiniveinema wen icnretl. For further Darticalara atmlv to Millar Hm. Valley, Or., or at thin office. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. DO YOU WANT TO MAKE A PKOPITABLE inveetmentf If ao come and our Rime Jiood Columlila county real eatuie. I have Uie ollowlnv tracta for Hale: All of aeetlnn l.l m n, r3w; alao the nU ol aeiition 34, to s n, r J w; the nei of section T. In 6 n, r 3 w; the n'-i of neetion 16, tp5 n, r w; the wWof aeetion IS tp 4 n. r 2 w; also 83) acrea In aertiolii JX and M tpd u. r 4 w; IM acrea in another tract, and 10 M lM.aMfcja. Stanwood & Sherman Bros. -MANt'rAcrt'axKS or- Lumber Bridge Timbers and Ties a Specialty. W munHftioturei flrt rottirh Inmlwr for nil uritsi'i for Out trtvlp, wlitvlt wj Mtl ui ft muni rvtukuiikblv Aifurw. Dimension Lumber. Price at the Mill, $6 Per M. YANKTON. OUKUON. f MEAT! MEAT I UCATI -ATTIU- City Market St. IIsi.kns, Ohhoon LINDSAY A MORTON, PROPS. -PKALKH I It- acre, in the tvA of aeollon tlnln.il t.KUlihK. st. Helen., Or. 8. II. Kinley. Ex Mi Goldman, the arch anarchist. i i . . . . . iiaB ixvu arreaieu. cnarirea witn con spiracy in the attempt noon the nrwii. ueut h me. we are not in tavor ol mob Jaw, but a trial by the courts in this in stance would be a farce. This government should proceed forth with to purchase an island to where it could deport every person in the land inclined toward anarchistic ideas. There is no room for them here. Thi man, or image of a man. who attempted to assassinate the president snouia nave Deen arrested long ago on suspicion of being an anarchist. His name condemns him. A stoke plow, believed to be fully 3000 years old, has been unearthed at jjioomiieid, JN. J., by workmen on a col vert. Here '8 a nut for archaeologists. Thb education of a child cannot ho shifted to the shoulders of teachvr nr educator, 'lbe responsibility reatfa, first uu jurcuiuBb, who lae parents. Tue Bast is short on apples and nota- toes and Oregon will be called upon to assist in supplying tne market. The price is almost sore to be high. Oregon. Mrs. Nettie Keasey, his second utiuicmer, was poru in tne nrst bouse tnatwas built in Portland. His wife, four daughters and two sons are left to mourn the loss of a kind hiiHhund and latlier. Mrs. D. E. Keappv and children anil Mrs. Hardwick took their departure from Homewood Friday. Auenst 3()th. after a visit of nearly two months. The same day the spirit of little Lloyd, in- ibui son oi Mr. ana Mrs. JS. K. Throop, tied to the "evenrreen fields" in the "iana beyond the mvst c rivr." The sympathy of friends is extended to them. A darkened pall hancrs over our conn- try on account of the anxaaainiitinn nf our beloved president. Our great and prosperous republic should be freed from the interposition nf anarrhinta If foreigners are dissatisfied let them re turn to their own country. No better ruler or eovernment than onrs ever ex isted or will ever exist under the shin ing heavens. Cuts and Braises Qn'.ckly Healed. Chamberlain's Pain Balm annlied to a cut, bruise, burn, scald or like injury will instantly allay the pain and will j heal the parts in less timer than anv I umur treatment, unless trie injury is my severe 11 win not leave a scar. fain Ualm also, cures rheumatism. sprains, swellings and lameness. For sale at ttie bt. Helens Pharmacy. PROFESSIONAL. riiKR A BiBNKit. aents. Hood Kivor: J. C. Wyatt, agent, Vancouver; Woi.nmr I Yi vess, agents, White tsrtltnon; Jond M. Fh.loo, agent, The Dalles; A. J. lAvr.oK, agent, Astoria. KHTAHI ISI1KI) JOHN A. BECK DKAI.KR lit Th ground work has been laid for a condition which, if carried forward in the future, will promote sociability, umuuiiuHn ana acquaintanceship to a wonderful degree in our county. The baseball tournament conducted here last wees: will do all this and more and our hope is that these meetings will be eon- iiuuvu next season. None can deny the statement that from the standpoint of general good feelings and hospitality the iu.iucui was a aeciaea success. There was some indiscretion manifested, no doubt, all round, but it was individ ually, not collectively. The visitors, in general, were gentlemanly and appre ciative, but circumstances of an oppo site condition were those over which the mass had no control. If there was a discourteous act or word on the part of our town people we assure our visitors that they were against the wishes of the mass oi people of our city. We regret the fact keenly that as ball plavers we are a failure, and permit as to say that Pooa Carrie Nation ! She broke her arm the other day. She found a joint in the member, and proceeded forth with to smash it. Collins fe Gray are prepared to fur nish almost any kind of goods in the general merchandise line, besides mill stuffs, feed, grain, and hay by the bale ur tun. CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind Yoo Hare Always Bought Bears the (Signature of I S. H. GRUBER, ATTORNEY-AT -Ll IK Office with E. R. Quick, ST. HKLKNS, : : OREGON. Will give ben peroonal attention tn all lam! maliera entm.u-d to me. Will practice In ail uie oLMie nun i; uiiea ouuea UOUrta. W. H. POWELL, ATTORNE Y- AT- LA IF. DEPVTY DISTRICT ATTORNKY. 8T. HEI.EXB, ; ; ORE0OM. B. P. ClBAIIAM. T. J. Clekton. Attoriieys-at-Law. 90S Marquam BuIldlnK, Portland Oregon. Colnmbla County bmlnesa will nxwlimnmmm t.,,.nn r i 1. W. DAT W. B. DtlXARD DILLARD & MY, ATTORNE YS-AT-LA IF Office next door to Courthouno. . HT. HKLKNS. OREGON. General nracripe In pAiirti nl rwntrnn a. B7..1. I "((ton. Abatrac-u made directly from county I I)r. Edwin Koss, Physician and Surgeon. ST. HELENS, OREGON. Dr. H. R. Cliff, Physician and Surgeon. BT. HELENS, OREGON. Dr.J.Ellall, Physician and Surgeon. CLATSKANIE, OREGON. Watches, Diamonds, Silfenare, ...JEWELRY..., Repairing a Specialty. 9 Morrlaon t. Ret. front A Klrnt, PORTLAND, OREGON SllOJrLlNE ano union Pacific Borne time ago we announced the marrisge of Mr. Lincoln Meserve to a taienieu young lady of South Bend. vash., but we were ahead of tima, Th. anair aiu not take r Irca nntil Wuinu. day of this week. Mrs. Meserve is the daughter of a prominent Methodist min ister, ana r. Meserve Is too favorably known in this county to reauire anv comment at our hands. Felicitxtinna nf a nost oi mends go to the happy couple. We could announce an ia-fv-rw motri. monial alliance in this issue, but we have decided to wait annthar ak Suffice it is to say that both the parties ha va raa'iAcul fits- -; ! a. 1. 1' a . . I OREGON State Fair! SALEM, September 23-28, 1901. Board by Day, Week or Month Reopened to the Public Oriental Hotel. JfiuuENE BLAKESLEY, : Proprietor. ST. HELENS. Ur.HET TIMK 8CIIKDI7I.RS Aaarvi ra PKOM PORTLAND. raoa OhlraRO- Portluud Malt Lake, Denver. Pt. Hpeclal Worth, Omaha.Kan- . , S UOam. ana city, Ml. Loula, 4 P- m via Hunt- Chicago and Kaal. lliKtou. Atlantic Kxureaa 8lt lk- Denver, Ft. 9 0n. m. W orth, Omaha, Kan ' via Hunt- Ma ;',T. Ht. Louli, S:40a.m. lOKtim. t-'hlcaso anil Kant. Bt. Paul Walla Walla. Lewla Fait Mall . Spokane, Wa. Bpokana n"luth, Milwaukee, Clileaxo anil Kant, OCKAI1 AND HIVKH H RBvUii rUUTI POHTLA'D. All ailing' rtatoa nb Ject to change. . 8 p.m. Por Kan Prnnel.i'0 4 p, m, - Hall every five lay. KtSumlay Oolumbla River Saturdli'y To Astoria and Way- Kx.ffu'nTlay 10 p.m. lndlna. a a m Willamette Rive. . r. J.'.JJi'.v Orewiii!l.y,Newlier, JJzLT E.Biinday H.1(!ra 4 vvay-laud'iii K-uday S a. m. 4 HO n ni Tiioa.Thur, Corvalll. and Way- Mon Wed nd Bat. l.aa.llnm ,,, frii 7am Willamette and Yam- TSa2'- Oregon Cltv. I)yn, Md Wj and Way-Iandlngii. m U. Klria Snake River. I,v.lw'tnu 9:40 a. m. dally at dally Hlparla to Uwl.ton. H-m a. m. . Geo. L. Perrine, ....Contractor,... BRICK MASON AND PLASTERER House-Raising, Etc. Estimates furnished on application, All wurf guaranteed. CLATHKANIK, : . OMHflON. Steamer JOSEPH KELLOGG Leavea Portland on Tuelav, Thnrwlay and Hat unlay an a. in. lur ' St Hihnt, Kalama, Carroll t Fowt, Hainitr ana utite, Arrivlne at Portland Monday, Wed nvajuy and Frldav at i Wharf foot of Salmon St II. II jl.MAN. iml J Fresh and Salt Meat ' " City trade, lomrliig; camps, atcam- txmts ami railroad enmp supplied. At ORiiitaa rii.i.ao ok siiobt Kont-s. 1 11111 uiuiiicia CAFE OREGON. ST. HELENS, - NEW PLACE. If ynu want anmplhln fnntt In lh line ui wm.ity try 8HAW'MALT Only the bct ol Lipr. and Cisars Kept ia Stock Off N PROM 8 A. M. TO 13 O OLOOK MIDNIOHT. 4 -TIAMKR- W. B. MOYIH, T. B. WALLACR. THE St. Helens Hotel WAI.LACC JIOYKB, IWs.. Is Again Open to thePnblic. jH,ifi?,ved on RIl0rt No"". Bods 25 Cents, Moals 215 Cents! FEED BARN JN CONNECTION. HORSES TO HA Y 10 CENTS. St. IIki.ens, . Oaitooa. m'Wt 1at"Wm -mm mm mm Sfiifr'Wfjrwwwisr fcyAjfcatWthatwslwefhaaAia H M H H M H H H "America" Willamett Slongb Route V' " ' Ixwvo ht. Helens. ... (1:30 A M Arrive at l'ortlaud. . 10 :! A M Iave rorllund 2:) P M Arrive at Ht. Helens. 0:00 P M AUK lift VKft lR. Will Carry Nntliinrf but f'a.acn. gera and Ksat Kriiili t. 14 JA.ntiN ROOD, maaler. H kjA( A alh affc ifV atV a e jaVW jaV H i H How About Your Title? A. L. CRAIG, General Passenger Agt., Poktlanb, Orb, we heartily Wratalate th IniV, nH I ""a" L "r. ."T "me y, ofthecodntv noon ita nTl; i i". "ome .w,li this respect. We may be able to do miner to tue lutnre. uor purpose was ' i GREAT AGRICULTURAL pure, our irteas good, but our execution was very Door. Wa will nuin.ni. .-uu people of other places another year to bring about a similar affair, and hope the good beginning will lead op to better iceuug auu ueiier p laying. Krpobts from Dawsnn nnw inrflnata, that the gold output of the Klondike for vuis season is mucn less than the esti mates. It is doubtful if the total will exceed $15,000,000 where 25,000,000 was looked for. It seems that last year was the banner year for that dist rict. There is nothing surprising in the rapid exhaustion of the cream of the placer deposits. It is simply another instance of what haa happened in everv other placer camp in the world. However, this does not by any means imply their exhaustion or that the Klondike is not a good country for mining any longer. 1 The groom-to-be is a popular young bus iness man of our town, and the bride-to-be is well, wait until next week, for me But.ir i ki uie piace next ounday. AND INDUSTRIAL FAIR. y BIG LIVE STOCK SHOW h GOOD RACINC IN THE AFTERNOONS Latest Attractions in New Auditorium Buuaing every Evening, with , ,i ... - VI WU ilAUBlC. u:...l l.u . . . .n, bv accTde"nT'i lTI "-J? Gron.'? Y- Special , - , , , , , , , , wnuai naie. uil i uoniB ui (jnamDeriain'a !n m c.,..a. and Diarrhoea .Remedy, and after taking several bottles I am entirelv enl nf that trouble. Iam so pleased with the REDUCED RATES ON ALL RAILROADS reach of all who gaffer am T imva ir. For Farther Particular Addrera aula nf fl.a ct tr..- .-t I " " l'acy. M. D. W1HIIOM. S.,v.. i.-.-,.. Cured of Chronic Diarrhoea After Thirty Tears of Suffering. "I suffered for thirty years with diar rhoea and thought I was past being cured," says John S. HaHoway, of rrencn v,amp, Hies, "i bad spent so ITillh tint, n i..l . , nf . ..... h... tuvncj auu euuereu so much that I had given up all hopes of .cu. ci j. awns bu leeuie irom the ef- wra ui ine aiarrnoea that I could do no At Reasonable Viuvhk. Visitors met at steamer landings and Hueom uugptge looxea alter. THE OLD 8TANO CT.HEIJINS, ! t OEEQON. Jl STORIA & COLOMBIA RIVER IX RAILROAD COMPANY. BR YOB RtTRE It 1. .11 .1.1.1. KKWjROthal soverna. if la . Remember that It la the titles. II vI i?.,i."hT .,hl' "' I" relation Hi land lal?a IjuyliiK lard or )..,I.ik moner on real- i ' ' ni, .u, iii.iai iiiwin Biiowina wna. ttlietltle. An AUntraet laaaoauintlnl a We have tlm onlir cl of alatract KliaraiitiMMl ii r,w nirr.wiiwu anil aail.iacuou Cranu ft tho lL.. i'i,.V P"'lrty t maiirealve l. .call. We are - u TV W TTUI MUU m UMJVf, "'izo",$"r ". tils i anewi In.l.tnn hav lux It. V t'?'? lh.e '?'"r- A if work Clatskanie and Portland ...ROUTE, .i ifmn. -r"ni-i.,w.vT,JIII,,l( iaaii-""riiitNnTill kuj i CauiDers' Tickflla Cam and Bring Your Families. STEAMER ALBANY. Leaves Portland Tuesday and Thursday at 6 p. m., for Clatskanie and way land ings ; Sunday at 5 p. m. for Oak Point. KKTUHNINa Leave Clatskanie Wednesday and Fri- ?,a ,4 p;.m- tille permitting; leave Oak Point Monday at 6 p. m. ShaverTrs asportation Co. bsaddoww 8 asanur Hoi K DAILY. STATIOMS 0AILVi iy. B J gT M 0 21 I 28 I all 9M r m 2:80 XHftl 3H7 4:07 4:1.1 4:22 4:2 4:4 4:ft7 .17 r. if. 8:M 8 06 iO 8 38 8 44 8 60 8 m 0H S 1 0 87 10 00 5 : JH 10 Oft :" 10 20 !:m 10 DO 8 00 06 18 4.VM 'V A8.S 40 IM.U 9 HO iM.Hl in oo . io io nr.. i 10 21 V1.2 10 3R 78 7 11 ill 'ftfU ii io wi.a 11 22 W.4 11 hi) vvh m Main Stnat E. E. QUICK & CO., ST. I HELENS, 0RE00N ffl hv Portland Ar lonie .... ... Rainier ... ... Pyramid... .... Mavgor.... Quliicy .... .. C'latHknnle., .. MarKhland.. . . We.twrt..,. ...,:ilu.n..,. ...Kiip,a.,,. . .. Hvenw.n.... ...John hAv... Ar. A.torla .I.v A. H. II 10 10 05 hj 9 V, 80 S 20 i; 02 8 m a 87 8 17 8 07 7 Aft 7 4n I 8 40 8 nr, 8 20 8 00 7 84 1 V. 7 38 7 28 7 17 7 m 8 42 s m 8 20 8 10 with Northern Pmiiio tra in. to ,!i tJl0!', Ja-tand Hound I point,. At Portland wHh'i'll Ra'le-"v'-u! n'0" rteH,t. at A.lorla witn 1 K. di N. i:o.-lK,at and rail line u and from l' waeoand North Beach point. ' Paiiaenffnra for A .mrf . n. u.., .. . . train, at Monlton T,; ii I " 1""' THE NEW YORK STORE IS OFFERiNG GREAT BARGAINS IN 3 Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Etc. i CoPer liniWinc:, JIain S.iw at vtana n .. 3 1111 111 111 III aACIin. VJCliUU. 5 ssrii. rww. Am ah win a, Or