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Newspaper Page Textr MIST inter! at th rostoffioe at St. Holms, j Oregon, an ecornl-c.Mi mail matter. : COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER. Inst'iD Every Fkiday Mobnino Br KEENER 11. . GABBERT, Editor Popriktor. SUBSCRIPTION PRICE: Ona copy oue year, in advance 11.00 Six months ., 80 AUGUST 1, 100J. COl'STY omCKM: ' ' Rsn-a tentative ,.MrtlnB'th,IUin!r Jmur . ... Ji-wpn B. Boan, Haliitar Sti.-iiT ..R 8. Httn, Bi. Helena T-eiir E Kos, t Helena r"V ..E kis,m Helena Schouii!! -I-H Cowliil. Hnulron I ::::::::::::";fl5;"rt2.! 8 rot r.f schooli... Cwira' H. Hcnrte-.n, Mavgar. H. L. Coirjn. iiMMad C.mmlulc&an Jorontr..."... C. The new school building will be a credit to St. Helena, sa it will he model Structure in every detail. Meter. Ea. Iter fc Bronnick, the1 contraclort, ,re'8,,nnyifi ntl n" been epeuding a Jtt.; .w. i . v.. "secnml, although they have been han dicapped in delays in the orders for lumber, aad it is impoaaible to eecure 'all the labor oV'si-!. . It ia pleating to note that tbe Grange BKvemeot is taking a bold with Coium bia county farmer. It means better things in the agricaltaral line, and 'social intereonre. anU interchange of ;deaa among farwers. -rr r; The Quarterly ol the Oregon Histories Society ior June, 1992, Vol 8, So. i bat Ibsen recieved. Its contents are as ioi -lows: "Folitic! Hi jry of Oregon from 3876 to 1896 inc)u?ive," by Hon. M. C. Ueorge; "The Firtt Oregon Cavalry," TT Mrs. Fraacis Fuller Victor ; ' 'Recollec tions of Horace UoloVn," by U. 3. Ly )nsn. All of these are valuable articles ,' particolarly the firt, aud no public or private library in tiie state, worthy the oame, siioaiJ be ittioot a lull set uf the historical Society's publicdtion. They contain matter of iqiportaac to every 'student, which cannot be found else where ia a compact foi ui. " . ' i.1. i i "prosperity U the issue," ia foe titl of a great speech of United States Sena tor Jacob U. Oalbngrtr, of Uamp bire, recently delivered in tbe senate . at . Waabing loa. ' Tba apnech hatbeesi issned in doranient fwrut by the Ameri can Prutectivo Tnnff L-Heae. , Send1 postal card request for free tap.. - A-k (arDocatnentUVo. 76. A'l irei W. F. Tnlteuiart, tien. rl oecreiary, i35, li?et Sueet, Aew Jforic. . r ftaeribliis the Scenic Grapdear Aioaf The Astoria and flnai'ola Blver allnal. ' Tbe neatest and most attractive pam phlet ever pot out by nu Oregon Railway Company s "What the Wild' Waves bay at Seaside, iesaed by the Astoria k Columbia Rivet Railroad, under tbe di rection of I. C. Mayo, tbe general 'pas fieoger agent. . Tbe half tone engravings shot? to excellent advantage the mag nificent scenery along the Columbia river aa well as many views of actual ' summer life anil scenic location at this popular seaside resort; The roadbed of tbis line was .constructed in the most substantial way, the track, con eisting of heavy tteel rails, which are Jk Jjrmly fastened to the anbetantial underpinning, that it is a delight to travel and vievr the magnificent pano rama of scenery.' Tla-reis no wore ati tractive place ' in Oregon thaa the jower Colombia and Seaside. Flowera must be nemiiartv strnn- . 'at times, gome, as we know, hinthnii.oimn.r.tm.ni JTZw . ,vVwnT J." ; and agricultural lands. It is also uu- egrandprflbablyaUarernoreordere thllt pianinft machinery and I MS bested for the short period when other improvement will be added to the they are prepared for fertilization, j Benson iidiuipie mill. eralapeaesofbJbisctisgotarough Norman Merrill recently shipped a a aenea -or cottages oi color trom; morning to evening. The Victoria i regis opens the first night as a waxy white flower, and the second with rosy petals. Several orchids aio ih&ngecoior veryquickjy, especially after their work is aocomplished. In a tew hours the plump waxy petals Lflpome Uaip, the uarjcxigii spread and gut diffused over the lip, and the vvhoie flower becomes unsightly. Where there are mule and fouiale flowers the latter uttnu last much ioagCT and may even 1 percfeptible for nioths at the apex of the seed vessel. J tunes Iiodway in Katural SfeieLce. - - Lost. On road, St. Helens to Bunker Hill, Tuly SUV-ladies' navy blue cloth Jacket, -rimmed in black braid and for. finder f lease leave at St. Helen pnetofuce. Mas. M. E. Dolman. hliwlll eaveyour Llfs. Sjv tndocingj yen to use . i'or f cassia, Zzzt snd Coifs. .us onlv" CuairantJtsirt Ctim. am aa iT T fat will warrant it. 7 ASSOLUTS&.Y la&unnza. Asthma, Bronchitis, opi7tg Conph, Pneumonia, or any 4 v,-ciiua of the Throat and Longs, ? sk ea 'oeuts and (i-oa ; CORRESPONDENCE. I CLATSKANIt. ; Some-for Lora Railroal Bciti sarreyel in. Rip. Hi war Contracts Cicscl . OIRL rW)AT A MI UK laOWS I.UMBKB FLUME ' A rather serious and unusual aorl dnt occurred ou Tuesday evening, which wight hay resulted much more seriously. Two Norwegian jcirls aged! about 9 and 11 were croaking over the West Oregon Lumber Coniaiiy'i flume, when the youngr girl slioned and it'll in the water just in time tit be caught ly tome floating plank which struck her some floating plank which tru ajuj pnshed Tier along ahead of B" h';"1 '. b" tnem. could not, and followed along on the walk, nu-h child ecreaiiiini vaiuiv for help, aa, men at the end il the flume, where Mr. Kinttaley rewued her. He inVter had followed aafaat aa the could crawling over the hiph titles, and wan fr.n on the ground to give au accouut of then, - elves. The rwscued girl was takjn to the drug atore, where woaien supplie.1 ner with dry cloibing, and her inju- rifB wen hjvimiuu iu. , uryoiiu rathea kevere bruixing, a wiakiiig and fright, the girl eeeuied to hare encad quite fortuuately. Mrs. C. W. Lee and familr are down jfroin Wuodlawn to visit her brother' faiuilica, al uke advantage of the blackberries now ripeuing. Miss Maud Cole finished her school at lew uayt in lown. nUm-m vf ;o... i, . . v.... " uiv. fain. ly from near JeweM to tbe prop- intety owned by Jamea Vau. Dan German was quite eick Tuesduy, . so seiou, m facl, Uiat li is physician thought for a few hours Dan would die, but be rallied and is improving. This community coo Id hardly spare Dan, a man wbo can converse in five languages and one who juake himself useful in many ways. E. K. Jonee commenced work at King's mill laat week, and after putting in one day accidentallv allowed hit anu iu couie m cunmci wun me saw, f i u: .w w i . i.: ' j i. . w bit band conaideroinr. to, and left lor his noma about Portland that evening. Andrew Auilerson is carrying hit hand in a sling from contact with a pul ley at Colom'a camp, which took the end off one linger and mangled another. Rev. J. Flynn, an aged ministar, now residing in Vancouver, spent last dab bath in town, preaching with remarka ble vigor for a man 84 years of rge. tie found au old acquaintance here in the person of D. Dutoa, and the two aged men spent Moudity at the botue ot the latter, indulging in reminisce aoa of the years gone by. 1 large boiler and engine passed throngli town Wednesday morning. . . . - - - 1 loaded on trucks and destined for tbe ihateui valley about ttltaburg, it is reported 2$. J. A. English and daughter, An nie, came down from Portland to greet frjendi aud spend a few days camping ; in uie istiKiiem valley, Weir favorite i'liiti!ni uiYilinil r-- f - Mr. W. K. Tirhenor la tpeoding a few days visiting irienda in .Portland and forest f rove. At a meetirgof the school board held last Friday evening tbe lollowlng ptr ons were elected to teach in oar public schools, beginning September 1st: Prin cipal, Id. H. Essen ; aFi8taut, Charles Hull; teacher ot tourth grade, Mum Zella Lewis; uhnuiry deuatineut. Miss Resale tsrotvu. Clatskanie U experiencing something of a boom these days, and business of all kniUa is active. The aiountaine aud tbe Nebalem country are fall of tiuiber cruisers. Mnny purchases ot timber land are being made.' The Beusoa Logging & Lpwbering Company are purchasing timber lands as fast as tbe examination and contract can be made. 8. Benson, of Portland, president of tbe Benson Logging it Lumbering Com pany, was in Clatskanie a few daya ago, arranging for a preliminary survey of their proposed new logging railroad. The road will be built np the Clatskanie river and extended into the Mthalem valley over a low pass, and will tap thousands of acres of the finest timber lands. Mr. Benson ia already securing the right of way through various tracts of laud, and operations on the road will shortly be commenced. Jt ia inteded to eventually use the road for freight and and passenger trallic a well is for log ging purposes. The road, also will probably be extended np tbe ttehalein vl V " P "trger area ol timber car - load of shingle to the Kecanicum Spruce Lumber Comnanv. He also shipped a carload of cedar lumber to the iNorihwest Bash dt Door Company. The new flame of the West Oregon Lumber Company i now completed. The planing machinery is being in stalled in the old Bryant mill ana the plant will aoon be ready for operations. The new hotel now being erected by J. W. McPopald on Bridge street, will soon be completed. . REUBEN, Ml Men EiDloyBionTlie Cf.Co's ."Eailroal Eiteasion Bieiit of Born, Tuesday, July 22nd, to the wife of Frank Jenkins, a ion. Mr. Beri and children, of Portland, are visiting with Mrs. Fred Koble this week. . -, ' Mr. W. M.' Armstrong, son and daughter, of Portland, are (pending their vacation at this place. Mr. Arm strong it the engineer on tbe Colombia Timber Company' road. Mr. George 0. Mayger, of Mayger, was visiting friend here Saturday. Mrs. Anton Wei returned home Sun day evening from a two months visit with friend at Richland Center, Wis consin. Mis Josie Wilcox, of Portland, la the guest of Mr. . W. Fowler this week. Samuel Munn 1 building a large frami barn nn hi (win. rw tleury Hotel ia doing tn work.. Mrs. J. MeGrath ntl Mi. LV!!ti Murk, l Portland, are visiting in Bea ver Valley tlii week. ' .j The fanner!, In tin vieinitv finished, harvesting their hy mip ilii. 'week.!. They all report a larger yield oi hay than usual. . ' r Th Columbia Timlwr Company hasi a crew of hO men rltmiiv the right oi; way for the extension of ttieii railroad. VERNONIA. A Batcl of Newsy Items and Pet sonais. . The hay crop w ill he almost all under shelter by the end uf thia week. Mr Mark and children, of Forest Orove, have been vUitirg Mr. anil Mra. E. i. StiRimlinii, the past two weeks. 'Josh Rose killed a bear cub one day last week. ! tiiw oul tu the Ayera place, two o.ilea , heyoiid the Valley iRMtotMoe. Mr. Rench la making hay there lor the use j"' ",e n'l1 n'uu noria. ; :rs. jarv gupie, oiner o Will ami ; Ailrt Wood, who in in Oregon for the 1 bi,ierit ol her heulth, ia aiiending a few ; Wack at Newport. H. H. Koae made a bnaineaa trip to For eft Grove Thursday, and returned SatuiJay. E. Q. hanahan went to Forest Grove Wed ne lav. it i hU intention to make a trio out every two twkn, taking nut and bringing in nawt-euger. He also will carry out pioducta ami bring in aupplina for those who with the accom modation. Ben Cornelius and a Mr. llene. both r niiuk.... :.. .... ..... m ...uBuvfu, .sir iii , mi ii i lit vi i lie WWs, to setup a bran new Milwautiie harvester for icllow . itin. Wge W. cu,Unit J ,or ho want good work done, and have uo mavutne. George W. Parker, Albert Wood Hnd Charles tioioiiioii went down the river back of Mini iu tbe burn bunting, last week, and returned tint unlay with a line Urge buck aud a bear pelt. D. W. Kea.-ey went out to Clatskanie Friday last, aud wet his sister, -Mr. U. J. Prankel and three vouuit lmiv friends from St. Louis, almi his ir(ter-in. a Tl.... !. . ..... ..J ..1.11 1 ... : . , wiip. v ivk.jci hhu vmi.i ivii, VI i!!!!l' Tir" hj 'i?'1' to. tnftr rnpv will m utv a Imut itmsTbi vn. 8sUers All Record. Tl ln k. I ft? i nni r.. bene, Ala., paid a vast sum to doctor to cure a severe enso of piles, uuimt X4 tumors. - When all failed, Buukien'a A mica Salve soon cured hint. ubduei Inflammation, coniiera Atl.ej, kilk Pains. Best salve in the world. 25c at St. Helens Pharmady, J Utter and CMstaUea, Tbe following juttieea of the poe'! and constable from the varioua pie- riru'ts, . elected Jon 2nd. have li led tbsir official bonds as follows; Rainier Jnsrice, William Symons; constable, V. M. Fowler. Auburn Justice, 8. P. Ballard ; con stable, Albert L. Parser. Beaver Falls Justice, William Bla. k ford. - Union Jof'li-e, H. P. Watkin; con suble, F. M. Thorp. Warren Justice. Jacob Hegele, y Oak Point .Im.tli'e, G. W. Burnea. Clatukanie Justice, J. M. Blackford; constable, H. B. ilaine. Deer Island Justice, George Merrill. Teacbeis'' Examination. ' - ; Notice 1 hereby given that the County Superintendent of Columbia t Counly will hold the regular cxaiuina- tion of applicants for state and county pupera at St. Helens, as follows: Stait rapera. Commencing Wednesday, August 13th, at nine o'clock A. M., aud coutin- oing nntil Saturday, August 16th, at four o'clock: . Wednesday Penmanship, history, spelling, algebra, reading, school law. Thursday Written arithamtic, theory of teaching, grammar, book-keeoimr. physics, civil government. - Friday Phyiology, geography, men tal arithmetic, composition, physical" geography. . f wr Cam bit Paper. Commencing Wednesday, August 13th, at nine o'clock A. M., and con- tinning until Friday, August loth, at four o'clock. Firt, Second and Third Grade C ertill cates: Wednesday Penmanship, history, or thography, reading. ' Thursday Written arithmetic,' the ory of teaching, grammar, school law. Friday Geography, mental arithme tic, physiology, civil government. Primary Certificates : ' Wednesday Penmanship, orthogra phy, reading, arithmetic. ' Thursday Art of Questioning, theory of teaching, methods, pbysiologv. t I. H. COPELAND, County School Superintendent. Dated at Houlton, Ore., this 1st day of August, 1902. For sale: 160 acre timber land, ni of of ection2, tp. 4 n. r ft west ; $10 per acre. ' Inquire J. H. Milner, Marsh field, Oregon. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. Kind Yob Kari Always Bocgfat Bignator of jfS OABTOniA. Bsrttas a Tin Hind Von Haa Alwavg BojjX Kgaataie OASTOTIXA. BetrstHs The Xs& YouHjwAiwt BaujX xtltie do. You m Aiwi Bigaataia r ' ' - V:. - - ' j ' lllll1IJ1llll.l.l.JJ.,. J... . 'I ""mmmV- 1 ! I ' ' i f mm, .ns,i mmmmmm, mmimtjg , "fl f JLVia'1 r Th Kind Ton Have Alwy ... a an uh. ucv v wv J T - O - ' And. huH bn wmi y' . Z-FJ--P1- 7 KonfUaupervlalon W4fVjWWi,' v Allow no uue tu d and an r,..i..r.ii. i,.,itt.na Experiments that trifle with and wtdautrer Uie healtli or Infants and Children Bxpriue ajtainat EpwriiucnU Wh at is C ASTO R I A Castorla ia a harmlew subatltnte for Cantor Oil, Paro gorlc, Drona and 8Mthlnjr Syrupa. It la Plwnimt. It eontaina noil her Opium, Morphine nor othur NarooUo eubftUnce. Its otre is its armtrantoe. It deKtroya Worma audi allays FevcrUhnww. It cures Dlarrhwa atHl Hna Colic It relieves Teethlngf Troubles, cures CoiMtlpHtloB and FItttuloncy. It asinUites the FomI, t,M 1 Stonnu h Hud JJoweln, ulvintf healthy aud niiturul altMin. The C'hildreus Panacea The Mother's Friend. CENUINE CASTOR I A ALWAYS S7 Bears the The Kind You HaYe Always Bonght In Use For Over Mt NTMI OMMMV. T Attractive Woruoa. All wouiunseusitilv ileire to he at t rac live, lleautr I tbe aiamn ot lieiiitli I emiHi it is the outA itrd uiHiiifesl.ttiuu of inner purity. A Ii;iIUiv woman if ai wins aitraclive. Iiriittil and tmoov. ivi .!. I i.l.l i.. .1 1 " il.T.1 r vrjr iin.f ... ...... 111 i .cum .rirJ.j:. iiui wnen in umxhi is iinniiie, niorosen e, Iwl teiiipet and uKullilw coni(le)ttoii tell.tlM-Uieolsi.km-s,., all to plainly. And women t.iday know there is uo beMUtr willu.ut health. AViueof Cardui crow us women with beuut j mi.l uttmct- leiii-ss hy making strong aud healthv 'thoj-e organ nhicti rank liera woman. I '' Winenl Uardui, and in a monui your ,'nmids will 1 njr.liy kuow you. . CeiuuiUa Ceunty Saa Serleady Usrt la Street Car AecMeat. Edward A. Daiue, ef Kist, Or., wa l.tL u ear 41 of ihe 8ii.u-eiiih street line,' while walking ou the trestle on! 10l..l..lr l..-...il.. .. I 1 .....l, . 1 I ' ' ' iw. n ' i . ... , 1,1111 kini.rkfMl oil' in tlie ironud Lm.1ow. striking his b ad on a projecting bexta ; and gelling a ecverv simiiiiig up. fcv dti.ee inrlii atet. tliat the injured man w intufiratcd and tried to wa.k on thetrea tic, wiien their, a a hikhI plank walk within a te,w feel. Tliere i.re no street Uitp in the immediate vicinity, and the ci. , under the control of luoiornian Chriateusen and Cotidiictor Morris, was imrriim iiorthKrtl uuitr th mulofthe ruu, when Ihiine was seen on the a few 1 , feet in front, f b. brake were atmlied and the motors reversed, hut the carha.i sutficifni headwuytocati'h up witlt the man and strike bin in the tower pnri of the b:u k, and beiugnear the edge of tbe trestle, he whs knocked olf, and in fall ing hit a beaut that cut severe K9ti in his head, lamling on the ground, en feet below. The carmen made efforts to i secure an Ambulance,' but without avail, and tinallr the pat ml arrived and took the ihjnred man ty the Good Ssmariun Hosoiul Uidered serious. From Monday's Orego rtere ms injuries nrr yoi eon The Steamer;. SARAH DIXON! Iavei PortlaiM every' .Stiudny nt '7 ' . ... ni, i,.;.. i ui,..,...... a. sit Leaves Portland Tueedny and Thurs day evenings fur at a p. in. for Ciats kaiiie. . - - '..:; . . (. :." The time' table i aul.ject to change, and the Snmiay nignt night bout may go' into Clw kauie onder ceftaiti cinditioiie. j I htvs had accajlon to ust your I Draught aad Poultry Mtdl. dncarvs am pV i sty that I never 1 ums anythinj for stock that gavt half as that pvt half at heartily rccom. Joed ti mens It i of stock. AB. BELSHER, SLUul,,M Sick stock or poultry should sot eat cheap thick food any more than tick persnnt should expect to he cared by food. When your stack and poultry are skk give thrnn med icine,. I'on t stun tliein with worth iest tteck foods. Unload Uie bowels and stir nr the torpid liver and the animal will be enred, if it be possi ble to cure it, Black-Draught Stock and Poultry Medicine nnlcads the I bowels and stirs np the torpid liver. It curst every tnaladv of stock if ! taken in time. Secure a K-wnt can of Black-Draught Stock and Poultry i jneuicine una u win pay ior ltseir ten times over. Horses work better. Cowt rive more milk. Hogs gain flenh. Vnd bent lav more etrus. Itsolrestlie problem of making at much blood, flesh and energy as uostibla out of I the traallest amount of food con sumed. Buy a can from your dealer. All kinds of commercial Job printing executed at this office. . .,. utaWav. .a toJW!fl ft,af Bonsrltt, ftiid which la hen Ku born the aliroatnre or hua bn uutuo unucr n pe islim alnoe IM iurumy. i to dwelva yoii in thin. and JuMt-aa-Kool " are but Signature of 30 Years. IWWM fUCl.T, MCWf VM rW. PROF ESS I OX JL. IDR.I). B. STUART, DENTIST. . firjni-vT ii inYI'l.'! HT. HELENA. ' " -.1 w I s. H. grubkk, JTTl) A A F 1' . ! T . J'tlV ' J , 'l ' i omr ,:h r '''" , . ST. IIKf.-;.Nr. i ; UKg.lON. Wlllfiw be( trnniml atiarlnn mail Inrst tiiMitr- eJiirosum to me. W HI i.rw.'l' la nil His ! nn 1-itlie.mmn i'nu- . Z'i'i W, H. POWELL, ATTODXET-AT-LiW. Dr tv nwtaicr AtToaasv. 8T. Hfi KJtit. ! ORKOOS. fl - E" '"c" "r W. C. Fiii'.llr. 7 i TTORXE J - A r L i W RAIMKH. : : ORKGO . R. I. GaLHAM. T. J. Cvto5,' Attoriiej'H-aMjiw. . KKi Xarqum BuuuHm, PortUnd Oresoa. Cn!umi.'Vrauty hostneM will mlvp pruro.l attention. DAY W. B. Tl'l.l.AKt) DILL.lllR k DAY, . ATTORXEYS-AT-MV uflw tict .oir 9 r;.ittiiou, aT. OKWiOS. Grnml prMitiri :n nitri tf oi cin or w.h. lnKi"M. Al,krwi uitt.l AUwtiy from i,imntv reoor.W. , Dr. Edwin Ro, Physician and Surgeon HT. HKt.KNS, OKHGOJf. ! Dr. II. U. Cliff, Physician utd Surgeon. ST. HKI.EN. ORKOON. Dr. .1. K. Hall, PJf JAVVvV Cf tyl S'r77 r: ' 1 - Ur.C.L.atRfia, NoTAHlr.l'bllMO. CnNviiY.txriio.t U. B. GODFREY. Oder in Real Estate and mxBwBB! oi ADstracu. HKLKNH, OKKGON, Steamer JOSEPH KELLOGG iHtttvK .pofUHtvl fNTMlflr, Tliiirwlii) fturl Hal-1 ( : Mrii) at7. ui. i.ir ; It. Htkn. Kalama. Can-til t Pmt t.uu I and Ktltt, AHvlriKiit I'orlland Huiiitiiv, nan. i llasilKy ami Krlilay at i u ill. Stealer NORTHWEST r I,.l I aa . .i ... a-pwr , ..riinini moilDHV, ,V eitneSilj' V i and t'ciday nigtits iii at l(l'i. in., for th'u r Biiip"p(iliitH ineiitioi iri iibiive hihI 'I,- i ledo, emcliing the latter nt W! B. in. on Hie loliowing ilav. lietnrnincr i the.-'bvHt leaves ToUJo at noon, un.ij lue'rtays, Thundav , ami tjuiulavs ' reding Portland early in th .a.tiltur! I nua.f inrooj willaunai. H. IIOI.MAN. Aceal. i Kfi,tBi,ijitnn ..taw . JOHN A. DKCJv t . DKAI.KK IN Witches Diamonds, Silyerware, ' ...JEWEURY... ; ! Repairing a Specialty. Of M.,rrlaf,n hi, l:ei. Front t First. POMTf.ANI). MULE toil PV MAC AT ION bi im'iment ot the Tiiia-rl .r i . Oe,'t.. ol ,h, !,,. t" B?r:!! nLl '. ". ,' lfe.iU .iiirt ol I . i liana unii'tai Or, u rn ft. . i. .11 '-ooiiiiolil onniv. Oral aa.m. hl..ui,ai..l il,,, ,kI.I P. wll l b.-& b. tnV 'ffi tho ojtus rit s. m. , K.aw h.. unm. the r...v.li, v.liiwi-.'.l " ...".." u""- J. . b"n . into. uf ,wJ . m. ' .n.i,tfi n. miiUHlLH. l( . i . - , ..- ' , ... ' M. KAOEMENT. St. ilckiis Hot; ,i j i a . tkiitt-. n: i. wh, e...'.'i"ir. t Is Ajin Opeu to tlio Public. Meal (Wve.1 ti 'tihori Notue. ' hull. U. t'elll", Meals lift t;nt. i nb Ham is' (WNscrtnii. HOKSts ro hay io asm. ' ti. IISLKKS, I -pKKUOS. (m ,. ..ii.,u Itrnnll 111 II lilt) UUHHUbVni I, risru invi ; wutofHk' Glatkaiiiie Drug Store -o itstni-- Drugs and Medicines t'HOlOK Toikt Arildes and Perfumerj tV. J. i. HtU, frofinihr CMtKMa t i Oroo twnrimetil 'it ln lioer'!. UnU 'IN'. ..li. Or. J ft il-1. ' At'. 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A STOKIA $ COLUMBIA KIYES "RAILROAD COMPANY. rs-jr -t --ST 1 oaitv. r S r a. ? i s n& s m M 14 H sa . u l f! ;ooe ; u- i i l 'h iti.,.i lmi,. all lUtty "..t No. a niwiw t. - -i f...,.,ii mf . All rli. nu.kw rltm- tnnn -n' s, ' iW j. it), y.Kthem iveen ii'u. r.. t,4 fr.m she kaat i at i tviiaM At f ir i land ll H train imi.i( rnmu . at AMOtU ',lia l a. J. Co.' U.at sua rail line .M T. J. P.nr Is awl trani Itwun n i ..nki warii i-ilut- 1 hmnt;li tli:.!1l M nl'.d all WSte lhS thruiirii 'i' Vurih Hsacb pului.. Pawiniun ur i.niw ho. tit. mn.l Ssc : ... ii. al II, ..ill. in Tiaoia will ,uji lu tan w nmr ai Unn'ti.n n ii"!, cmn'iiif irt'Si tiem't ai ."..! M l . "la,, la. I'aa. Aonirls, (IT DAIlvY II I . 1 sTlsT ! I J. 1 4 4 w. n Lrm.Arii t M sat ii.t I ... i...'i ....iiaa sa Lj I. tv,...R.ir ...I y .S ri M . e,roii.. ;S i l J l "ft.pl .. M.uer , : IN f ii t u i 4 : . tlu.'e.T . i', If a, j ll . )11 fl4t SHI, ! Ill I v. 7J U U, M .l! OaoRU.nl j t ll - ? j . to l .i. Wrtl.rl . .; - ' II" 4 k ti ....iiliua ...( aajl im ii Hi ,ir . . ,.auii ... I. - I. U6 ', !), I .. ofiMin.. W. t! ta it i .; .Juan tv.,-.. ; v. i m si i .. t"'l..i2. t , kj .... ri TLAC MtTlA wapii fTnr 3 i n Um .in C.VV Tvjnix o ivjnC UajuHMTd a large invoice of i Suramer Goods, Slioll 1 r 1 ' E. iny ''0,vls' wocenes, r (VvitlPr Hit:! Wnir Mnin !nnA C irl..., j.,.., 1 1mjpjr Ijb.I, AI Ijih ii, HT. I'SITini,f4TKJ. Iomi tlrrwt. in. 'an- in Ti -r lamia in th.u,. d.m 4- nm torv McMeiaisdinailihotw.aJTaii tH.inM li mil ..f Aiikwm t.iH'i. Wilat B, Jobs an, t rn...w:illa, I'OltIM iirf.'OOl j;h,, Mia ( ,t. a-uliniMu h m. ,.f Hit- i,tci.. of ii. 'I'MlulhiaoSl, t BIS th it iU Una Mtfii. (. m. rr Ihi5-le t't iS I rfl'ii' it. a. n.i .in ..v- : - iin-wr i.r atone tlun for uri. uii.iFai '' ' lalllb iila eitltn b mm i,.V ,LrB' ina reitlirii,ltilverol ihia osii ,.... 1 "".,' Ue 'liw1liuasi Alvj M row, I IMtia.ai..Or,v,oB: iott" H. Vo. of Piii.i.urif, tiroaoB. Aiiv ana all -fin ilTATlOH. 'I"ll"l"l" 'niv. w ttoaaw.. llf Aaa V .r'r, TmK "anai, fnUt B nd in ail alradvi.. n, .. "! III known Ti'v.i,'": 'r ii J r.. Hall, lli.llilairal n r,( ?u( laila i.'l tuiri.hi a. nul.l alnla, Inr Ilia $ 'lunaiii. AUo'iitT (or Ail,uliii,uwr ilppear in lli (.iniaty I'tmri nt Ilia Stale at Ora. 1 u.n hs iniula W. 1. an.l SI in'tbs.r'n. fr? J' ft '" J MIATT KATI KEATI at til a- City Market at fin at -Dauuexa IN- Fresh and Salt Meat City trade, i-wf'nf carupi, tw. nmut and mllriiuil r-iiim,, J auppllw. . f oaiMW rn.uo vm aaoki. ........ f pvt emu "nritm, hwititm ,. .. -Only tw hK , Llaucrs Cigars Kent ia stsik J ; v GYRUS KOBLE t Aa vki-r f.Mii ht Ms ef si(W ae iu 'i 1 WINHAKD'S fee Eft B ar.i.Kkt. , f . m o in I 9 - 4v afc-ia f OR P08IIAHD JIAIIT Steamer Iralda , RAltrtfiHT!MK. T !, Rir.ls l'W(r -(i' h.. .ril., Una. 1 . it, ..,..li ni .il,,,, e i im i;iuiMf, wiw ri-i,:i. ai Is j staiiut at M. Htr a u t ai. Pasicn as4 Fait Frsijlit , PORTLAND LASDLNli. lAYLOR ?. VautUka.4 l4 rt pSTt. taw, iltt. li -traaatta- America" i Willanieti Sloa Route leva Kt JfvU-n . . a J t M Arrti,. ni I'orilan.l in i .1 '.I laav iS itlaint , 2.: 1" if Arrive at Kl Iti-let,. o.bw H h f aiite m frtsa. M'lll Oar. I iXntlilni.' Imt fsvoaii. sera anil K. f i,.pi. , janrn oo,,, IPrJ.' iQr iJJWiH Jt O'V' aa, r. - uoots. Mioes, btc: 't a i! f?51lDT Lift! Dmon PAcmc . lIBVtlf P flileariv I'l.ll.l.d ll'Cll.l 0 Ilia bi Mii Hi nt biKlmi, Ailaarln i'.Pf-a I. 4n Ml. vln liutlt, lutinii. I INK Sf HKDt.l I? PftOtf VoRTI.ANb. Anal' Wit f. ks, f liver. PI wotin ou. .na Bn nt Clo , st l.uila llllilsaii.il 1 :. tall Uk., r-n,r, H taa Oil v. m. V'i-; wenli Omtibrt. kail i nn'HO ana ni" at. rani rant Mall U p ia. lr Mnoksns 'IU Wall. IxwtH im, yn,.L-i.i.rf. a,i. lao, rnllmaii I'ln- 7:W."' neil il. ' ram, PiUJutB, illiwtnaax t'hteafi, "S'l Ktt. ovtiart a'vk wiVT.m' rnosi rua ri.,"' All aalllnx datra nib ! to i.uanita. Kora1)!,! frnrielw'O oil arery rn i1' Oolumbla W To Attorls' naV ,T' laud 1 mm. , p. p. 01... 4 ! K I Si iiS'W w.llamatta Hivar WH'sr i4rmiuniit. iires.in v!it) , ri.ii... a. , am. 1 nrval I tun M'ay-laud'ta. Wlllamatt and Van,. j.tap- hill Rlvtra, gfO. Omm'ii 'HIV. DavtBS. anjlW am; Way-liiMia. " Siisat Hlysft ftlprttiB 10 litlil'in A. L. CilAIO. O - jneru) rsisfMijer A.;j'nsT' (lH(. uwisaioon M aa m ..(io n. ' tX