OREGON MIST
Filtered at the Foetofliee at St. Helena,
Orwmn. as second-flam mail matttir,
COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER.
Issued Evrby Fhiday Mohkimo Bt
DAVID DAVIS,
Emtob ami Pboi-hiktob.
BVJBSCttlPTION TRICB:
One copy one year, in advance. . . . .fl.OO
Six moil the.. 50
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Bapirasntatlv Hormaa Merrill, Clatakant
Ju.lr ..........Joaeph B. Doan, Kaintor
Clora J. O. Watta, St. Helena
Hherlft ,...H. 8. Hattan, 8u Hvlana
Trruunr ..., K. Row. St. Helen
Ruil of School ...X. H. Copalaun. Houltoa
A.ar Martin W hUe, ot. Hotrna
Surveyor A. B. Little. Hmilton
Coroner .....Dr. H. R. CHIT, t. Helsua
r. a. raiN, cattpo.jaa
W. D. Cut. Hlubnrir
Commlwlonen
NOVEMBER 1, 1901.
And now, as if the newspaper men
of the country were not already over
burdened with troubles, aome meddling
tatistician cornea forward with the start
ling announcement that owing to the
fact that the output of the Kentucky
distilleries for the year has been cut
down to only 26,600,000 gallons, the
country is 'threatened with whisky
famine!
Six carloads of cavalry horeea and
one car of heavy draft animals for the
Beattle logging camps have been sold in
Pendleton daring the last few weeks.
They were picked np heie and there
and good prices were paid. It costs
little more in Eastern Oregon to raise a
good horse than a good steer and the Bine
mountains will furnish range for horses
when cattle have all been aurronnded
by fence i. The man in that part of the
state who has a band of good brood
mares will be wis it he keeps them and
gives their increase the best of cars.
Tbb whole miserable intrigue against
Schley stands revealed. Cautious in
the protection of his fleet when caation
was essential, be proved himself a furi
ous fighter in the supreme boor of ac
tion. The country hailed him as the
hero of Santiago, and bis increasing
popularity excited envy in the hearts of
a number who thought that their efforts
were being eclipsed. The next step was
to throw false light on Schley's can
tion, misrepresent the Brooklyn's fa
moos "loop," at Santiago as an act of
cowardice, and magnify and distort var
ious movements of his before the battle.
Arrjjuum,Y the redaction of the rev
enues in the present fiscal year win not
be more than $25,000,000, although con
gress supposed, in its cat of the war
taxes made last winter, that the redac
tion would be fully $40,000,000. There
will be considerable surplus this year.
This gives a chance for another cut in
taxes, and congress will give its atten
tion to this matter in the coming session.
Of coarse the good times are largely re-1
sponsible for the swelling revenues, and
for the embarrassment which tbey
cause. In this aspect of the case repub
lican prosperity has its disadvantages.
Still, as General Frederick D. Grant
once remarked, surpluses are easier to
manage than deficits. Globe-Democrat.
height of lita popularity by this despic
able canaille, who found an unappreci
ated asylum in America from the op
pressions of the old worid. Justice has
been awnt and thit miaguided sea lot
has solved the deep mystery of death
and one of the most terrible crimes has
been avenged.
Ma. Schley's retold story before the
court of inquiry of the battle of Santi
ago was a straightforward relation of the
affair as it occurred in detail. "My or
derly informed me that the flagship had
signaled to disregard her movements,
and that she had sailed eastward," aays
the admiral. This was at 9 o'clock on the
morning of the memorable battle. A
few minutes later a call came from the
forward bridge, "Tell the commodore
the fleet is coming out." And from that
moment Mr. Schley 'a vessel was in the
hot of the fight, and never ceasiug until
the last vessel of the Spanish fleet was
destroyed. Indeed, there is Hub evi
dence that Commodore Schley acted
with cowardice or desire to shirk a doty.
The sympathy of ninety per cent of the
people of the nation ia with Commodore
Schley, as it should be, while Mr. Samp
son is condemned as a jealous bigot.
The court ef inquiry has made millions
of friends for Schley.
Warren Happening.
Mr. George Vtinoos departed last 8nt
urday morning for Newburg.
Mr. and M. Beaver, of lloulton. wore
guests of Mr. Beaver's parents Wednes
day. Miss Lillie Beaver accompanied
mem noma lor a snort viair.
A few of the young folks of this place
attended the dance at tioavriooae last
r riuay night, ami report a good time.
Misa Maud Slavens. of Kalama. scent
siunuay nero wirn ner parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed tamborson, of Scap-
pooae, visited with Mr. and Mrs, H. 1.
Bennett one day last week.
The protracted meetings which have
been going on at this place for nearly
two weeks, have been concluded. They
were an wen attended.
Miss Myrtle Ayres, of Carico valley,
was me guest oi Mrs. Mollis Bund by a
raw nays ia wrt'a.
" Orville Bacon, who has been quite ill
tor some ume, is auie to oe aooui again
It is rumored that the Sunset cream
ery wilt not operate after thia month.
Some of the farmers are talking of pur-
cuasiny avpamiure.
Miss OUie Johnson, who has been vis
iting Mrs, Iabister for the past three
weeks, returned to her home on Sauvie's
island last week.
STOCK FARM FOR SALE.
T.OR SAtK, AN KXm.t.KNT BTOt K AND
I' dairy ramih. locitUxl on mainland altla ot
Wlllametts alutnth, ttva mllaa from Kl liolcna.
There ar S70 aerea, mora or lew. in the r-larn.
which la capable of trMKiotiir a living turtiOor
loo lKd of atoca. HultW'teiit meatluw on whloh
to cut IW tona ol hay yearly; dally boat for the
oily paanea uiaoa at 7 a. in.; an hva.1 ol atiwk fur
wlr. r further particular al I at iiliu't or ad
dreaa MIlS. !. NKt-KNIC,
Vara Sir. America, bt. Hulvna, Oreiron.
FOR PORTLAND DAILY
Steamer Iralda
C. . HaaghkiHt, - MasHn
RAILROAD TIME, .
taavaa Rainier dallv (axwnt Stindar) for Port
land, at S A. M.. drnartlna from ML iIkIhi. atS
o'olovk. KeturttliiK, leavea rurtlaud at 11:110 P.
h arriving at tit. Helena at 4:46.
Passenjjers and Fast FreiaHt.
PORTLAND LANDING, TAYLOR ST.
Dr.
Mrs. Marion Slavens and little
who are both quite ill,
Cliff was called Tnesday to see
daughter,
ThoaghU In Paragraphs.
Electric cars are about to be intro
duced into China. Every Chinaman
carries his own trolley.
It will be hard to set anv change out
of the new issue of $10 bills. They bear
the engraved head of a butfalo.
The agricultural department will send
out 37,000,000 packages of seeds. It
sounds large, but after all, is only half s
pacaage apiece.
The difference between a man who
haa money and a man who hasn't is
that the one ia judged by what he ia;
the other by what he appears.
It is a hard enouirh matter to believe
that knowledge ia power when we seem
to possess all the knowledge and the
other fellow invariably has the power.
It is estimated that the oatnut of
American pis; iron thia rear will be 16.-
000,000 tons, and greater than the pro
duction of England and Germany combined.
The attempt of the Schley court of in
quiry to discover an easier plan by
men toe Bosnian fleet mnrht have
been demolished at Santiago, haa nrac-
ucauiy oeen aoanaonea.
The country is prepared to bear that
the naval battle of Santiago was won by
brave men ail. That imoression ia ao
strong in the public mind that it cannot
oe aisturDed.
Speaking of trusts, an exchange sava
wai we oiggest ot an trusts is the coun
try newspaper trnst. They trust every
body, get cussed for trusting, and trusted
for coaeing, and finally get basted for
trusting.
Two London inventors claim that thev
can transmit electrical power from one
point to another without the nse of
wires. Nature, during thunderstorms,
haa been in that line of business from
the start, but certain unpleasant uncer
tainties are connected with the opera
tion. People cannot afford to dresa in
rubber suits and carry lightning rod.
! Keasey Holes.
Services continuing one week or more
to oe neid every evening at the school-
honse near Keasey. Rev. Jones, the
young preacher, conducting.
C. C. Keasey, wife and babv, after a
nnei visit, nave taken tneir departure
from Uomewood and their future abode j
will be on the Detrick ranch, at Pitta-
burg, Cad preferring to be bis own boas-,
uuiaiuiiuiuuiug uis tuonuiiy compensa
tion win oe mucn less. ,
The following is a letter dated Los
Angeles, Cal.: "Jacob Alexander came
to this Hospital March Slat and died
April 6th. Was buried by us in the
county cemetery April 6tb." Sad to
think of such a death far from home or
auy friends, "unwept, unhonored, and
unsung." lie had no relatives in this
country. He haa a sister somewhere
in Germany.
WATTS & PRICE
BOY AND SRLL STAPLB
AND FANCY
GROCERIES
Hardware, Feed,
Dry Goods, Notions
AT LOWEST LIVING PRICE
A"J
GUT INTO DEBT.
On the face ol thing' it looms Hither
poor advice to give a young man, and
without quallHaation, it cannot standi
but a word or two of explanation will
sullies to show that systematically get
ting into dubt may make you iiTilvpend
ant of others and' the world.
The president of one of the strongest
banks ol the central suites attributes his
success to the "systematic assumption
of monetary obligations." tie com
menced his business career at a salary
of a few dollars a week, and by hard
work and actual privation he saved two
or three hundred dollars, and then put
Into practice the plan he had in mind,
lie bmiirlit a nlwe of land and borrowed
enough money to pay for It. Ue saved
small sums and credited them at inter
vals on his loan, and in hll own words,
he had it paid for before he realised it.
He did this again and again on an in
creasing seme, as his income increased,
not always in real estate, but in prop
erty in its broad sense, and today he is
a millionaire, it was getting into wis
right kind of debt that made him rich.
The secret ol the banker's plan, if
there is a secret, Is that all the time hs
was paying for his property he was part-
ins- with hia own monev. spending it
iractically, and thus he had nothing on
land to be tempted awav bv the innum
erable "opportunities" and "chances In
a million" that are constantly appear
ing, in tact mat tne gronnu was ois,
but for an incumbrance, furnished an
Incentive to get it clear as soon as pos-
... - i
sioie.
Basis tat
DlgSAtars
J1 ..!,.,: Cai1'P!TWTt i
TTh ' : i - '1
.BTOnZA.
Am Kuia tin Haw imn Baigw
Real Estate Transfers.
M. Both, aaaiirnee, of Dean Blanehard. to
Columbia county, right-of -way. 100
Jacob George to Jeaae Ohurehley. SO acre
in tmot ecctlon , tp 4 n, r 1 weat SCO 00
aaaipn iianaen to James Dart, neWol
aeeiion 19. Ip n.r 2 weat 800 00
B. K. Moyer to C. C. Mover, landa In aec-
tiona 20 and 2V, tp s n, r i weat 160 00
Charlea Mayirer to J. W. Huffman, S acres
in nei of aeeUon 30, tpg n, r S weat.... 10 00
O. r. Moeek to Columbia county, right-of
way bridge, truatea 1 00
nenry nofrera w ueonria noire r. or
tit'i ot aectlon 1, and oi tw o( aee
Uon 2, tp 4 n, r 6 weat W0 00
Mtnn uaitan to u. v. Ben, lot , aectlon
28, iota 1 and 2. eeotioa 22, lot 8, aeeUon
21. tp 8 n. r 1 weat M 00
Tnomaa B. Mai well to Luella If. Pierce.
wW of wM of aectlon 30. tp n, r 1 weat 1000 00
Lnella M. Pierce to Julia Maxwell. wW
ot wio! aectlon SO, tpn, 1 2 weat..." 100
DOWN-COUNTY PEOPLE SHOULD
Clatskanie
Drug Store
roa tuiib
Drugs and
Medicines
Women and Jewels.
Jewels, candy, flowers, man that Is
ths order of a woman's preferences.
Jewels form a magnet of mighty power
to the average woman. Even that
greatest ot all jewels, health, it often
ruined in tne strenuous efforts to make
or save the money to purchase them.
If a woman will risk health to get a cov
eted gem. then lot her fortify herself
against the insidnous consequences of
coughs, colds and bronchial atlections
by the regular use of Dr. Boschee'a Ger
man Syrup. It will Dromotlv arreat
consumption In its early stages and heal
tne anected lungs and bronchial tubva
and drives the dread disease from the
system. It is not a core-all, but it is
a certain cure for coughs, colds and all
bronchial troublea. You can get Dr.
Q. U. Green's reliable remedies at the
St. Helens pharmacv. Get Green's
special almanac.
Avt.etahte rVeparaUonfof As
similating the Food and RcS ula
tlng iheSloinactis ondUowsw of
Promotes DigcsHonJChcerfuh
nessatiRestContalnj nellhrr
Sium.Morpliine norlliaal.
OT NARCOTIC.
Aperfecl Remedy forConslIp
fton, Sour Stomh, Diarrhoea
VVorins.Corrvulsions,revtri5i
nras And Logs ot Sleek
Facsimile Signature of
NEW "OHK.
ForlnfiTiti Brif! ChtMren.
Th3 ICini You Have
Always ; Bought ;f
Bears tho
Signaturo
of
EXACT COPY Of WArfC.
AW
hj' Dse
vP For Ovor
Thirty Years
SflMIfl
"tlal WHWMlW 9tV0 9ta"w
PROFESSIONAL.
choici
Toilet Articles and Perfumery j
Dr. J. C. HALL, Pnprittor
CLATBKaNU :
Obbooh.
Petats Seed.
Is hia executive capacity President
Boosevent is setting s good example to
White House employes by going to work
every morning for six days in the week
t 8 o'clock. Mot only is it a good ex
ample to White House employes, bnt to
all employes, and more particularly to
that class of individuals whose greatest
etlort is to see how little work they can
do and hold the positions. Any man
who is afraid of getting to work a few
moments ahead of hours, and who has
his coat on ready to bolt for the door as
soon as the clock begins striking the
hour, will never rise very high in the
estimation of his employer not high
enough for positions of trnst at high
alary.
A BBCEirf bulletin of the federal cen
sus shows that there are over $13,000,
000 of capital invested in the manufac
turing concerns of Portland, and in all
the cities and towns of tho state com
bined over (33,000,000. The interesting
point in this information ia that the
manufacturing growth of our state has
only covered a period of few years,
and is due to the agitation of the local
newspapers which created a sentiment
that led to the creation of a home man
ufacturing club in Portland with a mem
bersbip throughout the state. Mow the
value of all the manufactured products'
1146,000,000, indicating that millions
are now paid annually to the producers
of raw material, and millions more to
the wage earners employed in the
factories.
Laos Czolqosz, the cowardly assassin
of President McKinley, took his place In
the electrical chair, at the place of his
confinement, at Auburn, Mew York,
Tuesday morning at 7 o'clock and twelve
minutes, and paid the penalty of his
awful crime by sacrificing hia own life.
His punishment was but the natural con
sequence of his crime, and that which
could not but be expected by him. The
ending of this terrible episode is such
as ever can be expected by the anar
chist of that type who endeavors to in
augurate a political revolution through
the assassination of the president of the
United States. His was the punish
ment which he richly deserved, and
which has met with the approbation of
every American citixen. Hardly two
months have elapsed since President
McKinley was stricken down in the
With the scarcity of potatoes, next
year's seed will be quite an item. You
can aafelv nse verv small potatoes for
seed. In the first place, they should be
ripe and free from scab. A potato the
sixe of a small hulled walnut, or even
smaller, is better for early potatoes if
Eianiea wnoie man larger potatoes that
a veto be, or should be, cut before
planting, as the whole small potato will
not rot from soring wet like the cut
ones will, and yon are sure of a better
crop.
You most care for yonr seed right if
you expect a gooo, or tne Dest, crop poa-
iihb.- oeieet your
on dry ground.
and ground, when freezing weather
comes, more straw and then a good
thick coat of ground, and when severe
freezing comes put on a good overcoat
of horse manure. If yon store in a cel
lar don't pot them in aalt barrels. In
spring take them out before they sprout
ana lay mem single inicaness on some
floor where they will start a few strong
sprouts eacn. ce sure to nave them
where they will not freeze and you need
not plant till soil is in good condition
for planting. Your potatoes thus treated
will be two weeks ahead of potatoes
planted the usual way by planting them
after starting long, white sprouts. Po
tatoes treated in this way, will have
short, thick, stubby, green sprouts if
they have had the daylight they should
have.
Geo. Ramsey Still A lire.
George W. Ramsey and John G. Tem
ple, wht left Nome in a small boat for I
Teller, July 10th, and who were reported
loot, nave oeen nearn irotn, to tne
great reuei oi tneir friends here. Tem
ple ia in Seattle and Ramsey is in Mome.
I bey bad started to take supplies to I
their partners in a mine in the Kony
rock countrv. bnt did not iret there anrl
tueir partners came out to look lor
them. The fact that pieces of a small
boat were found on the coast, and that
the body of a man washed ashore, led to
the supposition that they had been
drowned. Just why they failed to
reach their mine, or where they were
during the time they were missing, has
not peen learned, out triends have re
ceived letters from both of them. Wed
nesday's Uregonian.
Starad & Sherman Bros.
-MAMUrACTCMBS OF
Lumber
Bridge Timbers and
Ties a Specialty.
We IT1atnHfHCtnr f! rat -Haa rrn titmhas
for All DUIIMMM for lh traslav whtith u a
Dimension Lumber.
Price at the Mill, $6 Per M.
TANKTON, OREGON.
ITOHXA.
Baartths 1M 1M I0S Haw Mm mtft
When yon feel that life is har.llv
worth the candle take a dose of Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver TahUta
They will cleanse your stomach, tone up
your liver and regulate your bowels
making yon feel like a new man. For
sale at the St. Helena pharmacv.
S. H. GRUBER,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Offlo with E. R. Quirk,
BT. IIKI.KNB, ; t OHBUON.
Will give beat Mraona! sttanllnn loallltl
manor, anliuatru to m. Will pmctlc la all
in watt ami united maiaa uouna.
W. H. POWELL,
ATTORN E Y-AT- JLi W.
Dari'TV DISTRICT ATTOBHBY.
8T. HKI.ENH, : : ORKOON.
A Special
Movement
In watches is Belding Bros.'
celebrated 17 to 21 jeweled
special, it will stand more
Jar than any other move
ment on the market. We
guarantee them to keep
perfect time,
The.
JewTr
R, P. UUAUAat. T. J. CutKTON
Attorneys-at-Law.
Soft Marquam Bonding, Portland Orofton.
Columbia Coanlr btulneas will nealvs nrotnpt
1. W. PAY W. B. DILLAHD
DILLARD & DAY,
ATTORN E YS-i T-LA W
Office et door to Cnunhouas,
8T. IIKI.KNH. OHKilUN.
General praolice In catirta ol Omron or Wah
Intum. Abatraeu mads directly from oouuir
Death ef Mrs. Shattack.
Mrs. F. 8. Shattuck, of Bcappoose,
died at ber home there last Sunday,
mr potatoes and bury """r,"" o me lengtd. lie-
Cover first with straw M6" WM one J the oldest residents of
ku wuuijr, vumiug uere witn ner nus-1
band, David Cloninger, from the South
ern states. They settled near Scap-1
puuse, wnere tneir nome nao been con
tinuously. Mrs. Shattuck was a woman
of rare business attainments, and had
accumulated a great deal of property.
which she generously allotted to her
cniiaren, i nomas A Ulonineer. Mrs.
Wickersham and Mrs. W. E. Stevens.
of Scappooee, D. A. Cloninger, now of
a urnuu, auia j. a. vioninger, oi jta-
aina. xoe remains were laid to rest in
Fairview cemetery, at Scappoose, Tjes
day. Deceased was nearly seventy-two
cars oi age.
MEAT! MEATI MEAT.
Belding Bros.
43 Third St., Portland.
Clatskanie and Portland
...ROUTE...
Dr. Edwin Ross,
Physician and Surgeon
ST. HELENS, OREGON.
Dr. II. K. Cliff,
Physician and Surgeon
ST. HELENS, OREGON.
Household Hints.
Mattine will lie mnch more amnntlilv
if sewed like caraet than when tnr-ksH
down, as is frequently done.
An old niece of soft silk is thai hoar
dust cloth for highly polished wood
work. A camel's-hair brush is the heat
lor bric-a-brac.
A delicate oerfume for th hnma
drawer is made by mixing one ounce
each of cloves, nntmeg and tonga beans
with three ounces of orris root, all finely j
ground. Put in bags of thin China silk
and lay among the clothing,
A housekeener sava the Wtm amt
labels on flour sacks, etc.. can ha no. Inmhia
moved Dy soaking the sacks in sour but
termilk before washing them. Waahinir
sets the printing. Thus the great ob
jection to their nse as towels, etc.. ia
removed.
Repairing the Mill.
Material has arrived on the ground
wnu wuicu to tnorougniy repair and re- I
shingle the Muckle sawmill, at this
place. The owners do not give out any
information further than that the strnn.
ture will receive a thorough overhauling
uu repairing, it is presumed tnat the I
mill will, sometime in the not distant I
future, be operated, but there is no
authority lor tins idea. Ilnwovpr ivm.
siderable rerairinir is in contemnlatinn
and thia is not likely done for mere pas-1
General If ew.
General Gillespie, chief of United
States engineers, recommends that the I
City Market W
St. Helens. Obkooic 0 ffZ,
St. Helens, Obboon
LINDSAY & M01T0N. PROP'S.
-PKAMCBS IH-
Fresh and Salt Meat.
City trade, logging camps, steam-
Doats and railroad camps
supplied.
OBDEBS flLLKD ON 8IIOBT HOTICS.
fSaafsat
r a ari-a a
Dr.J.E.IIall,
Physician and Surgeon
CLATSKANIE, OREGON.
a ..ill i f .mm C I
Dr. C. L. Hatfield,
Physician and Surgeon.
VEBNONIA, OBEGON.
STEAMER SARAH DIXON.
Leaves Portland Tuesdav and Thnrarl.
I at 6 p. m., for Clatskanie and way land
ings ; Sunday at 6 p. m. for Oak Point.
Hm-a-HIRO .1
Leave Clatskanie Wlnaalav aail pi.
I .4 ?i.m , tide permitting; leave
Oak Point Monday at 8 p. m.
WHITE COLLAR LINE
PORTUHD-ISTORH ROUTE.
W. D. MOVIB.
THE
T. B. WALLACB.
STEAMER "TAHOMA."
Dally Bound Trips deep Sunday,
Throna-h Portland ivinnMil,,n Wf,h a.......
w.kn... . vi ' . .. .... ....
:.,T. ..,lwJr5 wins Deaan rolnu.
White Collar l.lnTI, ki. lni..V. VfJ "Yrv
O. H. A H, and V. T. Company TloaitaT
government appropriate $600,000 for the I
improvement oi tne moutu ol the Co-
A broad shelf on the eellarwav whinh
is usually on the back stairs, is a con
venience the housekeeper appreciates,
who can place many articles there and
save herself s trip downstairs. It is
rnnnine no and down stairs that arMa
laugue to the day's work.
What Constitutes a Home.
Some witty and domestically unhappy
judge defined home to be the place "d married two days, and
where a man goes when he has nowhere Pendln her honeymoon in the city.
Admiral Schlev's cross-examination la
ended and the country thinks better of
nun man ever.
King Edward, of England, is not ei-
pectea to survive, even until the time
for coronation. Hia ailment is cancer
and Bright's disease. George Frederick,
duke of Cornwsll and York, is the heir
apparent to ine tnrone,
As the result of a domestic difficulty
With haw h l.a V,n r, A BjTh T .. I T
-. .... ..... v, ; 1VAIO. d Villi Jl. r III- J
mitt, seventeen years old, of Halaey, ,rf
Linn county, committed suicide Wed- M
nearlav hw .ar.llnr.lnA .1..1 i : i F1
the St. Charles hotel. Pnrrl.r.,1 hi,.
had been married two davs. and waa
Owl Saloon
BRINH BOTHERS, PROPRIETORS
Only ths beat o(
: Lianors and Cisars Kept in Stoclc
CYROS NOBLE
And other popular brands of whiskies
sWWftJTsJ in flOCK.
WEINHARD'S BEER
on draught.
"Tom Benton" Cigars.
All the latest newspapers and other pon-
M HUH KVUlVtlU.
St. Helens Hotel
Wailacs a Moykb, Pbofs.,
Is Again Open to the Public.
TIME CARD.
!Mrt Portland
Leave Aatorla
..1A.M.
-IP. M.
Meals Served on Short Notice.
Beds 25 Cents, Meals 26 Cents.
I .
rEED BARN IN CONNECTION. MORSES
TO HAT 10 CENTS.
St. Hilshs, ; Obbook.
GEORGE L. PERRINE
Contractor....
BRICK MASON AND PLASTERER
House-Raising, Etc.
Estimates furnished on application. All
wors guaranteed.
CLATSKANIE, : : ; OREGON.
eise to go. a good many men seem to
accept this definition. Tbey make of
home a mere dormitory and restaurant,
and except at meal time or bed time are
never to be found under the domiciliary
roof. Yet borne should be the pleasant-
eai piace on toe eartn, and a roan ought
to enjoy Jiis hearth as the nearest place
to a mundane elysium.
No matter how humble a man's nmtl.
tion in life, no matter how hia hiiaina
or his necessities compel him to knuckle
aown to outers and sacrifice his pride,
no matter what selfishness and injustice
he encounters in the world, at home
if it be a true home his spirit enlarges
uu acquires a sense oi ireedom and Im
portance. There, if nowhere else, he
has dignity and position.
CASTOR I A
For Infanta and Children.
Ths Kind Yoa Ran Always Bought
BignatBr. of
CATTLE FOR SALE.
T HAV THIRTEKM HEAD OFCATTE THAT
A I dealre to aell. Aroona; the lot are four
cowa with young mlvoa, threa yearllnr helfera
and two two-year-old aleers. For further infor
matloa apply at mj place, near feria, or address
me at Houlton, Or. c. C, Kot'lt
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FOB PORTLAND. DAILY.
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Iieave Portland 2:80 PM C3
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JOHN A. BECK
lh Dalles-Portland Ronte.
8TR. "BAILEY OATZERT."
Between Portland, The Dalles
and way points.
TIME CARD
Leave Portland Tuaa . Thnn a.. .
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Arrlvs at Portland aama day atTl4 V. kt
MEALS THE VERV BEST.
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LANDING AND OFFICE:
Foot of Aldsr street. Roth 'Phones Main Ml
Poartaao, Oasooa. ll
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th 4 Babnbb, agents, Hood River: J
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JI STORIA & COLUMBIA RIYER
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Alt trains make eloae ennnectiona at llohls
with Northern Paeffle train, to anil Irnm tha
fcaat and Bound points. At Portland with all
tralna laavlua Union dapot. at Aaiorla wllh I.
waoo and North Uaach points. ,
Paaaennra for Aaiorla or war polnf
tnilna at lloulton. Tralna will atop to 1st pa
Mnsars off ft Houlton when coming Irani poluii
weatolOobls. J. V, mmrm,
Otn. 1'aaa.Ast.. Aatorls, Or
Steamer JOSEPH KELLOGG
Leaves Portland on Taeaday, Thursday and Sat
nlayaUa. m. for
St. Htln$, Kulam: Carrtin rf, AWr
ass- ASSB.
Arrtvlntal Portland Monday, Wed
oeaday and Frldav at l an.
Wharf foot of Salmon Bt, H. ROLMAMi Afsst.
DEALER IH
Watclies, Diamonds, Silverware,
....JEWELRY....
Eepairing a Specialty.
207 Morrison Bt. Bet. Front A Flrrt, POBTLAND.
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; THE NEW YORK STORE j
: IS OFFERING GREAT BARGAINS IN 1
Oriental Hotel
Euosmb BLAxaaLav, Paor.
TABLE BOARO AND ROOMS
At Beasohabl Fiovbb.
Vlaltort met at atfamer tandlnc and sneati' hu.
niuta iiuikuA -f,A v "a
COMMERCIAL MENS' NOME.
Clothins:-$
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i Dfy Goods. Groceries, Boots. Shoes' Etc.
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