I.KWON MIST
i I Ifi- I'-u-tothcc lit St. Helens,
, s -itotid-cl:ii8 mn.il matter.
'l TV OFFICIAL PAPER.
Kv kv Fkwuv Mi-rnimw Hv
i-TKI.I.. GAUHKHT,
r.otTOIt AND ProI-RIKTOR.
st'iisomrTioN ruii E:
.'iif vear, in advance.
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Ill
Junn 11, l'.HlS.
i - nxr in kept on tile at the Ore
Association Kuoui 1). Hand!,
'uil-lin-.-, Portland, Oregon.
SCX I '' HO AD LAWS.
)i pxaniinnthm of the pofs'oii lnws
1 1 tl,p fact that the last legislature
le s.nae ra-liral change in the road
'.f Oregon. The County Court will
ilin-et charge o( all roads s nt
-fnt, hut all bupervifors will herea(
be annointed bv that loly (or the
"in of one year. However, in romt
trn ts whe?e there il more than one
jiervisor, thev shall 1 elected at the
ncral election to la; m m in j nne, i.aj.
t'ei. pie who have lieretotore ttirneu an
I-. Hint dollar bv being appointed road
. n-wera and a.sora of dams gvs will he
I. ft out in tha cold. All thi- business
w ill lie attended to by a board of county
r-ad viewers. This board shall consist
. , . -.,,.. -.,.,.1
, n.
niialir ami one nil-ill he,i IieellOiter an
,
pointed by the County Court. In coua -
ties having no roadniaster the Conntv
Court mav appoint a compi-tcnt person
, , " ,
toactasauienilier ot the board.
board shall have authurity to lay out all
riads and file profiles of ih same for ap
proval by the Court Court assess all
dainaues claiuie.1 by reason of the loca
tion or re-location of a county road,
ubject to the approval of the Court.
A new road may be located on petition
of 12 freeholders in a district, and the
board of viewers is authorized to pre-:
pare profiles a proposed road on request " rn' throtishaut this w hole county.
... , ... .i Let us eave this cituntv seat and court
of one petitioner, and present them to h
the Court (or consioeration. Road su-:iari,er ,Hpulation more fa-nnatient r.-.
pervisors will be required to erect gmde ;
boards at all crossings. They pay of su
pervit-ir will be $2 50 per day instead
of $2 per day as now.
The new laws will be ready for distri
bution to the supervisors ala-ut iK-ceiu-
ber 1st. All sui-ervisors who Iail return
their copy of the road law s to the county
clerk at the expiration ot his term of o(
fic shall forfeit f 1' into the county treas
Jjrv.
The article by "X-Kay," o( Scappoose,
covers the county seat question pietty
thoraiighiv, and is wiitten without mal
ice. The argument that the county seat
should be removed because 48 w itnesses
drew mileage in one ease from Haiuier,
s not endorsed by many of the good
people of that place, who were sum
moned as unwilling witnesses. In fact,
they anticipate that it will be many
long days before there will be another
ease in the circuit court like the one
mentioned.
Congressman I..inili says that Presi
dent Kooeevelt is certain to lie re-nomi-pated
ami re-elected. President Roose
velt is again at Washington, after tra
eling 14,000 miles, timing the two
months that he was out, he delitered
gf5 speeches, and is health was perfect
t all times. At a banquet in Olympia,
he endorsed (jovemor McBride for fight
Jug the railroad merger in spite of the
protests of the politicians.
The County Court at its late session
checked up and ezperted the books of
Sheriff Hattan. Everything was found
as straight as a string, and correct to
.date. As Mr. Hattan is not a candidate
ior re-election, a republican paper can
not be accused of whooping it up for
the opposition when it gives a man his
justduer.
The reading matter in this paper is set
close on account of the numerous sd'. cr
ti'ements. The advertising patronage
S this paper has almost doubled during
the past year, and the snlaerintions
Jiave increased a couple of hundred.
The Columbia river flood will mate
rfully damage the hay crop on the low
lands, but will benefit tbe pasturage.
The floods in the Mississippi valley
are raging, and the loss is immense
at St. Louis.
Faaeral of CUreqce Adams.
The funeral of Clarence Adams at
Rainier Wednesday, is said to have
been attended by the largest crowd that
was ever present at a similar service held
jn Columbia county. The deceased was
tiuble grand of the Rainier Odd Fellows
.lodge, a member of the St. Helens
Knights of Pythias Lodge and a mem
ber of the Rainier Orange. All three
orders participated in the burial services
and Rev.G. A.Taggart delivered an ap
propriate address. A large delegation
from St. Helens attended the funeral.
Tha deceased was 37 years old, and died
of appendicitis in a" Portland hi.emtal
iatt Monday. He left a family in
X7n;n'.. ...1 1. .
on of T.J,, Adams, a prominent r sident
of the Nehalem.
Nothing has ever equalled it
Nothing can ever surpass it
Or. King's
.ivf-a.t .
Poro
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?-. f vet I'C.r All Throat mni
Cirei Lx.ag Troubles.
ioil-i aAck if it fa-Is. Trl Bdtiies trci.
FRO 80A1TOOSF..
, "X-Kny rovers, hr- Field mid Put
An Army f Solid Argument, In
Favor uf rlctiiliilng the Comity
t.U at St. Helens, j j i i ( , ,i , ,
f-Vaii-oosR, Or p., June 8 Before a ' rCd bl00d tlUt ll0WS tliroillh
ctiiiiv set is uiovi'U from t-Wthc veins has to come from
I , ... , i.i,
j where it litis b, on located (or many j
! years, theie should b- good reasons (or j
--wh removal. KYIoenting a mv 1
i .... , . i
ngEJX
"I "7". " v"v ",.t n r'v,y ,":'Kl "
- I'-niii nun ii woui in- s-iv:irn.:ei"iis in
; the 'ople of the whole ronntv lo have
it at some other place than where it is
" now; and these a 'vantages ought
in n tlian butane the advantages
present h-atiun. tht inconvenience
r- niov!
:in-i tin- expense ntliichftl to
aiii-h removal.
The hift question that nntnraiiv
VZrZTVt
county to have it located pomewhere
else. mi. I if anr Ivn-tit may come from
it, will the a.Ivantaw K.,ine.l th-vehv
coiop- n ate for the exen o( such r -
""iJ'vii-w of ti,e f... ,,. nnr ...... ;n
will
be iiicroaeil for the next two or three
years anywar, are thp farmers and o'lier
taxpavers of ( olnmhia o-nntv able to
stand an additional increase in the
, onnuy iaxc tor ine luxury oi a n
conntv seat?
- Til a.l vii n la u-ill I.... 1. lid
indeed to justify at hi time, ah
: inoreatl taxation consequent upon a
' comity ioat removal. It i estima'e.l
j fVSI'd.T
, tion , w bring mir taxes up to ah,mt
I double what they are now, Who wants
J to pay about f2 taxes where he ia now
paving onlv one?
It is an established fact that the tax-
i i. i..it.
, i'n.T-1 itch.p miiv vi iooi uiv u-ll. o -
; ilie county, notwithstanding all that
I niav lw sai.l to the cntrarv. The ree
I""' "tUhl ia, 0-vtf"1- " wl'il'h
coniitv seats have been moveil, lnw
that the taxpavers ulwaas have to foot
-he bills after the (un W over, even in
counties w here some well meaning mi
Tcna have promised to liear the exuense
. (,f rcmoattl. I-io.1 rf v lata, 11.1t rrii-u,a
promises, psv pnblicexpenses.
H.-w much mora permanent rwl it
would do the count if the monev w hich
Imiahtlx-spent on the count seat ex -
ItHTiim nt ciuid I applied on our
count roads. earesadlvin need of
la-tter oa-ts. and more nioner for 1-nild-
nlents and substantial taxpayers tu heij
liear the expenses! sud what extra
money we may have to spare, let us put j
on our mads, which will belli to develon I
Hi is county uioiv than a county seat
will. j
W e have gone t.H, far to avoid the .x-
ii... .iii'iictin .inn, ijiii mil art-p -
t : i . t
ii ir"m iotni hut niriner nv seining it
on t lie first ballot, by voting t let well
enough alone, and leaving the count
s-:tt where it is now.
It has not yet been shown that it will
advantageous iu anyway whatever to
move the count seat to any other tow n.
Ths- permanent residents of this count
will not vote for a removal, or ought
not to do so, at least, unless they are
ftuly satisfied that the county seat in
some other town than its present loca
tion would lie of advantage to the per
il. anent residents of the whols ronntv.
The interests of the whole of Columbia
county, and not ona particular part, or
town 111 it, is involved in this matter,
and should lie so considered and voted
on. The best interests o( the whole
county in this matter should be the
mainissie. Other things 'being eqaal,
the county seat should be located in the
most accessible and convenient place in
the conntv.
Let 111 look at this matter of accessi
bility. How- many avenues of aires,
has each of the towns which are candi
date for the count seat? Clatskanie
cau lie reached by railroad and wairon
roada; Rainier by railroad and b boat;
and Jst. Helens can be reached b rail
road and wagon roads. Tkj msj..ritv of
the taxpayers of Columbia count trav
el on the wagon roads. St. Helens is
the only town in the county that can he
rescl.ed lonvenientl by the three mois
of ttavel. It is the most convenient for
most of the people living in the county,
and also (or those outside of the county
who have businesa to transact in the
count seat. The important thing in
the location of a county seat is to bare
it in the town most "accessible to the
greatest number o' permanent residents
in all parts of the couaty. This talk
about a ceatral location is one of the va
garies of an Utopian dream? Conven
ience, or accessibility, is more impor
tant than geography.
Finally, what would be the use of
moving the county seat, increasing our
burden of taxation, and disccoiiiinnding I
our county businese, w hen the count
seat is already in as convenient snd ac-
eesible a place as there 1 in the
county? X RAV.
His t.aai Hope I tea 1 1 zed
(From the Sentinel, i,ebo. Mom.)
In the first opening of Oklahoma to
settlers in lr);9, the editor of this paper
was among the many seekers after fort
une who made the big race one tine day
in April, thiring bis traveling aliout
and afterwards his camping Uion bis
claim, he encountered much had water,
which together with the severe heat,
gave him a very severe diarrhoea which
it seemed almost impossib e to check,
and along in June the case became so
bad he expected to die. One day one
of bis neighbors brought him one small
bottle of Chambet Iain's Colic, Cholera
and Iiiarrhoea Remedy as a last hope.
A big dose was given biin while hu wua
I rolling aliout on the ground in great ag-
jiiv, ami in u lew minutes Hie dose was
repeated. The g,od effect of the medi
cine was soon noticed and within an
hour the patient was taking his first
sound sleep (or a fortnight. That one
little Wile worked a complete cure,
and he cannot help but feel grateful.
The season (or bowel disorders being at
hand sujgests this item. For sale bv
l-.uwin Koss.
A Wonderful Invention.
It is interesting to note that fortunes
articles of minor importance. Many of
the most popular devices are those de
signed to bcnelit the people and meet
popular conditions, and one of the most
interesting of these that has ever been
invented is the Dr. White Electric-Comb
patented Jan. 1, '!!, These wonderful
cni is positively cure dandruff, hair fall-
, , - 1
an., whttn iiwdtn cviiineirtton with Dr. I
una, su a nun u.-rvoils fieadaclies.
Wl.il
i.icciric ii.a.r lirusti are posi
" no ti, -I to ntitke sirriight hair
,H 'till ,-' ti,c. 'ffious '!! Is of
li'C e..li.b- -t:tve I, , 0 ,' i j,,
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!(. i- .. , 1, , AM .i-""?iis s'll .in I pnvmtt: 1t,l b sl
: 1 . ,,, tie lo do s It : 11 1 Ii s, S?-id for free tank
j. 1 , Oi N' rv. eis an I II a.t I lise ises. Allies
hi. I'l.ici .dciiical Co,, hlkhart Jnd,
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SOFT COR
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Like the running brook, the ;
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SOtnOW Here.
The springs of rod blood .ire
frt,,,Ml J,, tho n(t r.w rf .l.,,
iouiui in uu son coit ot tiie
called the marrow and
1 some sa) r oiooa aiso conies
from the spleen. Healthvbone
marrow and liealthv spleen
to! f..tl ..r.a
ofi ul" ,u" 1 '
of I Scott's lumilsion lliakcS 11CW
I.T.,,.,1 1... 4....J- .-
the bone
w.v. , ....ijj
Ull.lvn.i L' Is-VUUIL!
marrow and the spleen with
w "chest of all fats, the pure ;
Cod I'lVCl' oil.
i;,,r , cr-l-in,-.l rrlrlc o 1 '
. 1 .r Palc sCOOl girls and,
! invalids and for all whose ,
! Mood is thin and nale, Scott's !
lunulsion is a pleasant and rich
blood food. It not only feeds
the bkKHtTinking or;ans but :
gives thWt strength to do
their proper work. i
6rud for free sample. !
SCOTT DOWNK, Chrmit,
409-415 Pcatl Mrrrt. w Vort I
auaai.go ; u anigglsts.
Ifeal KstHte Transfers.
l"'n I-ltllirnMMl to U t itf lia
M. Kl;eni,-.l .hj.r.-l. ,. K.inier;
lo is , and S.bWk . Rainier, tm.
Timber Company ; nw -'4 01 sec 17,
- ' ' ' . """" e.-a 10 oaimnoi
William and Vary K.vles to Mount !
Moisl I. iiniU-r Company; tracts o( liuul '
titnlssr and siiiturie mili. l. ' ,'
John O'-laii si es Jeremiah Calvin to!
Columbia Timber Con, pane ; ge4 of sec i
., ti. 1', 1 71 HI.
Jain-s Mm-kle, jr., Jennie Mu-kle
c Mm-kle to the H-iison .,
t '-"muring Company
tracts
1 1,1 '','; '
! J""ea lr-. et al. to J. N.
I " ,r!"" Manwoo.1 ; Stjo cri;a in
C II Vnesdorfer
to Ttcnsons; sn t4" of
se- :t.'). t. :!. K Ki.
K 1 and M K M. fHrrand tn
111!) n in s). . (!12l
Bcnsons
Kr.d T ar d I.ii,. (y,Yfr tl1 Tholore
V, O'iver; 10 a in .! , 2"ih
T K Oliver to K K Oliver; 10 a in same
trm-t, J.OO.
T K and ('lira F Oliver to M s J II
urimis; iu n in same tract. fpVI j
I.ydia l'ineknev to Nels.-n pincki'f ;
quit eliiim lie' 4rfsee IT . 5 l 2l. ' i
-sMt , i . . L , , ,, . in n-i n attu
I VI L..l . ,
nn-i v i -n.-ocrv; ; tin. iter ngrefun'iit on
on lie j oi su- i , . o. , .ijisi.
Carrie Conness to l'ohiinb;:l Timber
Compart : 1V a i.i Ii. !, Jf 170ii.
W Ka labaugh (by shoritr) tn John
V si 72.
S (i and Ktntlv
loVi a in 4, 4. l.
choonover to Renson
Franklin H to John M Slnvens;
videil '3 of w1., of sw of see 24
ItitHl.
iimli
4, 2.
Hannah Tvkiew icz to Florence K
( lOdfrev ;.qnit claim 1-:! intere- t in lot
I.i. hliH'k !), St. Helens, rj2..
The Mayger Company to C. W. M.iv
ger ; UR) 11 in 7, 3. ft.
F.verett l and Grace (i Tichenor filed
plat of North ( 'latakanie.
F,-t.ate of Joseph Wedtick by sd to
Esther Wedrick; w1.. of 11, of sec 2
5, 4. ;.vi.
Peter and Matilda Young to l!cnuns;
tract in 5 4, !.
YANKTON.
The high water drove Mr. tiillihsn off'
(rom Sauvies' (aland, and he has moved !
his dairy of jf cows to Yankton, where j
he is occupying K. S. Faxon.s house for'
a time. I
Mrs. Mary Williams is in Portland,!
haviug been called there by the death ;
of her motlier-in-law. j
Mrs. H. O. Howard has returned from I
a visit to tier parents in Rainier.
Two new nik-mber were given the:
mysteries of Grange work Saturday 1
fVeniiti and 10 iii.irn 1-TiM.r.r fr ...... .A .1. !
v ' '-. . vui.t;i,j,
at the next meeting. Membeis ... nil 1
renneaO-rl In nils,,, I I,, t ,. i I .,.. !
1 ., ... ., rally
and help make things lively.
j . .a. iirtnn an,i it. ranuooti m.
aaotit 000 acres 01 tunoer secured, and
expect to gel into running Older in a
few weeks.
(my I.. Tarls-ll and wife moved to
Rainier Wednesday of this week, where
Mr. Tarbell will run tbe pony saw 111 II.
O. Howard's sawmill.
.,rs. J. A. Wikstioin and her father,
Mr. Matchelt, weie up fiom Over 1
land and visited Yataktuii this week.
Miss Ada Hcbradt r
Mertie Ayres.
is visiting Miss
Beat So Violently,
Its Movement
Could Be Seen
Through Clothing.
Dr. Miles' Heart Cure
Cured Me.
No matter what's the
matter with your
heart, it will pay yoa to try Llr. Miles' Heart
Cure. It is a great heart and blood tonic
that curen by removing the cause. Try it for
a short time and you will find that you are
no longer short of breath after brief exertion;
that you can aleep in any position with com
fort and without the dread of smothering
spells.. It removes the symptoms and cures
the disease. It strengthens the heart's
action, enriches the blood and improves the
circulation. It has cured heart disease when
all else failed. It has brought relief when
death seemed nigh.
"Since taking a number of bottles of Or,
Miles' Heart Cure during the past year my
health is better than lor many years. I no
longer experience any trouble (rom lying on
my left side, which disa.greeahle symptoms
used to bother me greatly. 'I he frequent
spens 01 palpitation anil nuttenng that 1 was
at that t me sub eet to were most alarmin
...... ....... DUov.. ... RtlC Ill fHI .l.lllllll
At time my heart wouM beat to violent,
uld beat so io lent
that the movement was noticeable through
my clothing. Doctors said my heart was
enarg-td and I had frequent severe shooting
rwins through and in the region ot my heart
I think In. Mil ' H-:.art Cure a great medi-
c:t-c ;,.t : Ii v : al''!", Ia?;ii ;il.!e to secure
ting ready to put in a sa.nmu 111 upper u'"'a'"''l ')' tne St. Helens I'l.ur
Yankton. It is report, d that they have
Heart
CLATSKANIE
HfllVO (iiltsk,Ulit
Shoots a I'.urIiir.
(iiil
I
j (MM cv -li.Mi.-nt ei.'o,l In
I town Inst Monday nun nun: ln i tin'
j p ' lUT,'r.,ll.,!!l!!.'i"i!!
nun si-iuo uil-cicniii iiii'i f
to rob Ihe h -uso of ,Uis Km mm- Huni.
' n lt,t',l some one In her mom,
! '"! "'I1'"' -unjliu-. I'.mni.-, who
i ,, ,iV,, e up-sians, that
feM;,
I ,,ami. down slnirs where
Hill'
1 wns n bv
hunjhir who nUrled
I'.iiinie anki-d him
but ne still advauci-d
! i . . T
lottiinl In 1 when sin- lir -i. the bill
atrikiiiit him in the lace or nUml thi
head, lie turned and run out of the
house and down the 10.nl, l.avuiitcoii-
idi-rahle bliH.il 011 the Hour, an I when
daylight rame the in-iitnb a lull ''d
the l-li-odv titick down mar town, when
all truce of he uiiacreanl w.11 . I'm
ollicer toe oil. adcr hnu, hill won't sa
w hi-ther they have any I'lne or not. 1
he is ciiighl. lie w ill cci tauilv U dealt
with in a eiiuimiiry m.jiiixor.
The vran.l la in lit ball aiveii at tin-
K dllieli's hall la-l Satnnl.u llltfht w.'iS
a grand miccisi in every purtii nlar. 7'.'
Iiilinb -rs having Im cii sold. Kn-r Ul
mi ne I out to licl- the b y and en
courage home luicnt. The h"ine or
ehostra n exc.-c.ling line; tin- hail did
not bleak until the wee n a. houri in
the tnurniui:. lvvi'rymie seemed l
that the night was by f..r too sle-rt fi r
tue iM'caslou.
It i sai I by tli se who c 'un I km1',
til. ii the t-iii.rlh ol J.ily n o htain n 10
fnv" 'V1,i"l:,,ll,'1 a " "i' ' '", 1
' i ..f tA 1 .,
tihoil I atteiul. llb-8 know how .j
e ..,, ... everyo.-e atl.-ndiu4 can- I
, not ... ., ine time an I ciil -v
themselves.
l-enMiti's luiln-ad is being pushed to.
completion as tust its pi-sstble, lied H is
repotted liuit s Vi ral lininlte.i 11 en an j
i-mplovi d on lite graile, U'-nle- I. timer-1
mis other men who .ire biiilthi.g hi id iff,
diivin; piles, etc., when the I n-1 I. ;
com pie ti d it wilt be t he iur,-.'.! iiiel most
I extensive logging lo.iduu tins coasi, ali i
; tn Is'.-t cq-.!!..ed.
II is s. n. I that last in lay in tn
hottest day that eier i xja ri-'iie. 4
in this pat t of Ihl' i oiiuli v m the tie.tiin
oi June. The thermometer r-gisteri-o
;i7 in the shade. Nos.ileinr i- n r c--l'
I lars here now.
I Mi-s M..I..I blackfonl, .. is t-aeh
j iug the public sch.ml in the (lie Ktu-k
; son disii ict, was nt home Satin-lav, vi
! King her ( -Ik-, and on I'orthiiiil went b
! I'orOaad t-i do s"ioe shopping,
j Mtss Anna l.glish. ol Portlan-I. w.e
in tow n srvouil tbivs l.i.i wi'i'k. It r.-
(te. that Mi.-s Anna intends to g. t ii
:t iuu-,c class, giving vio'iu m-iru, U"ii ,
i'm,l,., (, Jones, of Ingle, was ti;
: the city Monday alteu-ling to business j
I Mr. Jones tins si-cut ui"s ol the tune I
1 the past lew weeks niir-mg a soic toe. j
I (iiHt Peterson, John i'i. I 1-,11. Char-
J Icy I.iu.lgrvii and sevei i ...n r ii.h io - '
; lauls uf Uu- Nehalem ai'ey, were 111 U.e j
I city Sunday. ' j
I Tlie Wcstpirt baseball nine placed 11
(game .-stiuuay with the senior nine of I
( latskame. The liys liad lots .,1 tun.'
1 Tin- seoie sU'islCUt-kaute 7. Wi-tp -ri. I. '
J Charles Ku-ii. it, ollicer .:.n,. who'
has Ua-ii visi:;,.g friends m tt,r , , : the ;
vi- i
i past wi
k , 1 1 1 u 1 111 ,1 to his Inline Wed-
; nes lay.
j Mr. and M s.
W. S. Chandler and
i daughter Ha.cl,
"f K linier, Mtndaved
with liramloa and (.r.iiulci Un.fi taal
Sunday.
1'avid Whittig
were iitu-ndiiig lo
Monday.
an-l wife, of Mist,',
i it. . ,.. ;
The Meneley quartet of Chicago, is
billed (or this place oa Saturday even
ing, June Riih.
Silns sihour.il, the leader of the or
chestra, was in Portland last week.
Worat of All kXipcrlc '-.
Can anything Ut worse than to (eel
that every minute wilt la- youi last?
Such was the e.xpei ience of Mrs. S. II
Newsuii, Decatur, Ala. "For three years"
she write. ' I enduted instiitenibie pain
from indigestion, stomach snd latwrl
trouble. Iii atli sei-im-d inevitable w ben
d'stors and all remedies (.tiled. At
length I was indinad to try F.lei trie
timers and the rcull was iniraeiilous.
. ,
i'n''"V.-d at ouch hii.1 n
I am com-
ph'tl-IV recovered
plelviy recovered." I- .r I.iier, Kidney,
loiuach and Bowel troubles Klmtrie
.....
liitters is Hie onlv iiic.l cnie. Onlv rya-
FISHHAWK.
(A. mid tnu late for ial kmI )
Mrs. 1 1. VV. Fre-man and Mrs. Will
Van Mini sous attended Sunday schoo
Su inlay,
Andrew mid Jajm s Johnston are put
ting puncheon down on the rond iiiioe
Cahtibery's place. Supervisor John
lioxh-r is doing all he can to snake the
j roads first-class.
j Was it lightning or what was it? Sat
urday aiglit, iH-lweeii i(i;;;ii and 1
o'clock a atniidy glnr,-, interrupted by
liriliiaul Mashes every 12 or 15 seconds,
a a seen southeast ol Fishhaw ll school
house. .No thunder was heard, yet the
Hashes were bi lliant (inougii to hint
the eyes. S-!Veral people seen it, and
and would like to k now w hat it w as.
The secret service of Russia is gn-Ht,
but greater SOU ia- the iniri"at system
employed by the correspondent stall' ol
1 he Chief ill iiudiiiff and iiaiiiiitor out
those briifht hik! exceedinlv. interest- 1
, 1 1 1 If IluC'-ers. which we see limited 111 I
thai widely circulated and much read!
paper.
inc. ( lutsk.Hiie correspondent would
I like lo know where the push club is.
me tasfc seen 01 11, ll was neillg us U lo 1
pull the cash register out of the slough, 1
Clatskanie bad lietter devote a liulv!
('. H. money to tilling a Ii tie dirt under!
the plank mad into tow n. It is sshame j
yuli cannot ride a horse along there '
without getting bespattered with mud.'
llrlven to lleaperui Ion.
Living at 1111 out of the way place, re
mote (ii-iii civili.alioH, a (aiiiily is often
driven to desperation in ca of acci
dent, resulting in burns, cuts, wounds,
ulceis, etc. Lay in a supply of Huck
len's Arnica Salve. It's Uib best on
earth. ' cents at the Kt. Helens Phar
macy. -
Taken I p.
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned has taken up a poinlcr bitch
,outsix month old. Owner can have
the same by proving properly 11 ml pay.
ing expenses with 10 davs.
MITi'IlF.!,., RAY,
St. Helens, Ore June It, 0():.
Hi it h rv nvti
,.. ....
lluriiM (,tii loll !y
Classified Advertisements
WVMKI'-SKVKUAI. l"KXtNS
t i .....I .1.11 1 i IV ii in mil-
.... h ,.t:it.' (urn in iiil itnn!v tvun
.lillM-I.M ttl'l
.tub
n.h.-d weiiiibv bu-i ;'
,1,cu.lsl...nd.ng. hi.liuv )Wvm V
,v,ib i Npeiiscs ail.liil'.nnl. AH payahle
, ,sh direct each e.llieday ImMII
head olllces. Horse Hiul calling- for
ms!., d when hi'cessaiy. Uelciencn.
eiiflo-c sell a hlf -d envelope, t o'o-
oiai Co...l:!. l-!iihorn St , nicno,
W VSTKO- I.IVK Ai-I'MS l'OSi:l I.
h While's K-cliie Combs, patented
Jan. I, !;' Cine diunlniir, hair lulling
..ill silk and neixoiis lietehiehea. ret
ost no ne-ie than an onhnarv cnil'.
ell on sight. Arcuts ine wild wil l
.iieeesa. Send Me (or sai-ple (hall
oiice'. Wiile.piiek. The lr. While
Kleetnc Comb Co., iK-cainr, III.
WANl'hl'- SlvVKIIAI.
it. 11,-1 Mitis 10 i-aeli si ite
IMH Sl'Ul !
to travel lur 1
ass and w ith :
1 ii, rich. lilts 1
House I'-la'-n-neo eiev--o v.
. I,....., ,., it'll IO Cllll III-'
.in. I agent- lor successful n ul pt.'til.ib le
line. I'eriii.iiient i-iigiig'-iiieiil , Weekly
,.,h .nliiiv ol S mid all tit.M'bng
o, oi s tni'l i. t. t hills advaii-t-d ea. h
1 .. M.tii.
week. r.s-nence
.ion red ii-ine and enclose sell i-ddn a-i' l
,iM-l-pe. nil-: NM'IONVI., lUil,
IVarl'orn St., t 'hi.'.'igo.
W VNIKO YUl'Vi Ml-:.S to prepare
. .
lot th.M'ruiiicot r .stnoiis. run- -)-. u
lug- ill all Is p.lttio-'tit
r.xiiiiitnatioiis
IV tin iilnrs 1' ti
lot'
r-St.iie Cor. In-!-, Cellar U'i
ds. I
I UK
. I' .-I t UNO II M
t pew 1 t!i r 111 goo-l eoli'l 1 1 1"
.liis.lli.e,
tpp'y al
OlMAN
ilos . Mice
1'iiU SAl.hi Al'l'I.Y AT
I'ruicruni "f the 1 los'ng K.erclsef
Hie llnulloii I'nlille Si-IiihiI.
The ll. iih'.ti public l.ts.l, under tl e
til -tariiK - t -.1 Mis. W. II I'- well
. ,. Mi- l.e-ta !. we gave an ec Ihl t
fillet tailino-m in tbe U.s'd.i'fli t.ll at
, toiilton !.i"t 1 rti'av et-uinj A cio.i -I
l ulls,' iippri-i I.itcl the -.I II' l'i
ot'-g iiitt. vtba ii was eied taMe t
'. Iltll.
lie
l.'BiInf and p-..;l. All-'l On- eol. 1
Ml lio'lit the I mil- l-1 Soci.'i-, ! Hi.'
leil.--list chur.'ti si hi .1 I-e ceon and
. like in tlie ilt'pel hull, and a 'leliliiloi
s. :al tone lollowcd. I'ol ! w lug wae the
1 1 ' g'aui :
: . Ii -ell lug "l'g, " 1 1 appv I i recti: -g.
' ' . lo ihe.ssl 1
. "I'-IJ
t 1 j
I a:.c I'.r
"gll"
-ur -"I'l .
Mi I 1 .,ier," l.otr lntle
col
I'l
, la 12
prima
ls,..
U.,ul ol
Mr
ii
-vriBlit
C. t l.lik
ill thttto
ll
.il
-Vie
Vim,
A sh.nt C'll'i
I. ill -I i'l
I lag -It m
g'rN.
by 12 1 tin.nrv gii '
ir gi a-le I1) a and !
Stai-tliii.; I t lilrtici-
1
Kt-h
ea! i'll, 11 -
teat (J'la o! il I Is I
, declaring 1 r I
. "ll-l.itltlv c
Kii..'' Sew l'i
l oltglis iin.l I
iiiing
una
:.t. to
r. J.ir I '"l,tllnptbio 1
1 be trorqnalr-l.
(..in I', j. Me Far J
'nelit ivj're.-i
l.llld. I.ehi' I Vi;.
pie. lb- wnli
three irtt' ail-t
11
'a., aerii-s ii. exain
"I b id :ioi. rhltia li.f
hatott'.l nil the time
cvitti 'tit l-eiug iM-netitt'il. '1 hen I begin j
taking Or. King's ew liitanvery. and a I
few laitth' wholly cured me. "l.'pitith
elfectlve in ciirnitf all l.ilio Hod I'hroall
troubles, t oiisiiuiption, rtism uu and
Mirip. iuarttniceil by St Helen, t'h i-
- , . , ,' ire, r.g.t.ar ,,...
!.'.
MlST
Tin sun is nhiniii
l-nk line.
' once mote. Crtq a
Vattsr Kvser has rented a
l.iwn the over ami la moving
new I- 14-u t ion .
Mr. Malcolm is running Ins
ranch '
to Ho- 1
shingle !
null III full I, las'. 11
cms ulsKit :v uio 1
r day.
Mtss Eva Fisher is hoini
( ,r A abort
visit.
Mr. 11 in I Mrs. Frank J 1'iU-nui huvc j
r.itiirin d from I ir- gon City, where thvv !
alien. hit the mieiitig ol 11,., State
'iraiik'e. j
.V I'. Peterson is furnishing a cnu.p,
with butter, lie makes aooiit .' I lnUn I a I
per week.
j Mrs. ! isher is hauling in th - d sirs
land wiud'.ws for her new house.
1 Mrs. Ida Fouia baa Isiut keeping
I In. use lor her mother, Mrs, .1. W.Joues
! w bile the latter went to I'm Hand to see
her daughter, Mrs. F. MeCalller, at
the Sleieusoii hospital, I
J. II. Aldrtdgc is busy hauling out his
hay, and does not give thttgrn-a linn
glow under bis feet.
Miss Johnson, our teacher, went l.o me
lo spend a (e davs with her toiks.
Our sidewalk i very attractive!, Kv
erylsaly, horses ami nil, so'-m tu want
wiiiK 011 11, 1, ill my iau) says sue is g
11. g to tear it up. Tint N u.u 1 im, n t .
Tf fi '"-aa
aaiasal
THEDFORD'S
BllCKDSAUflHT
THE GHEflT
FAH!lYMDjCINE
niislfortl 1 lilaclt Drrmj-ht has
saved dwtors' bills for more than
sixty years. For the common fain
ily UilmcnU, such as constipation,
ni'lii-nstion, bard odd,, Uwe vmi.
pl.inits, chills and f.-ver, bilious
ness, headache, and othtT like
complaints no other medicine is
niKtt-isary. It inirorli:s and rv
ulatcs tlt livtT, assists diirestion.
aliiuuluUn a.-tion of tha kidut-vs
piirili-s the blood, and purK, the
bowels of foul accumulations. It
un nvcr complaint, Indigestion,
sour stomach, dizziness, chills
rhi-uinatio pains, sidc-nJ bark
iu:hn, kidnevtmrnlilna. nr.r.i n.
diiirrhii-B., biliousness, plh- hsj-(i
colds an. I heiidache. v- d
fist h,w Ihedford's him k-lkwuht
111 r,' t:""t. la, kii(-iss and in tuam
mot 1 siat for 11.00. K,.vw ,,,..,,
a BUbalitubt. Insist r, . r.
I hrl.v Theriford's Black.Drausht
l the bcit mtdhliat 011 csrth. It Ii
"cod .,r i,--y -,, d evc-vehliiy. I haws
J
a fir,-., .1 I...-I... -tn, . .
- . ., , .., i. i'.ve ini 1 r:.i n I...
1 1 h "' Pis 1 nn'l(,i,l
- :: - ' ' '.'-'i-i '. i;,-. i,
'i.'.LN, oi. --r. is
l. s.-
Mid-Summer
I)!
11
.00
3
.50
Our showing of tailoring
Farnswortli-H
21
Vas.us ; v i'
J. I (VDONNHLL
Top I uiriri s -c
( j 1 1 I JuLTirii's
Hilt and
Ict itijr
HK!tes
Huckeyc
Hav To..
Hnrsi' l'(urr Hay I'ttssf"..
Hit'.ilcrs, its, and Rakes.
Id a
New (Kfo
d Crvatn Se -
1 low s, 1 t.'.rmu s mu
Milhurn W'at ns, l!t;j.-j.;u
Columbus i;u,'f.;tts atttl
SOROSIS
it
I'VC
and
T
tt'iiir 1
1 "
loiin-w fan nt; mia stirs
leathers with all the nut-tic
Custom Made. Our artist d
m-atiii) di-sijtts that .
cotnlo! tabic tu tlie Ictt.
i' Stylus
Kvki y I.i-.vniKk
KNIGHT SIIOi:
:THE NEW YORK STORE
I t. """ j""' 'rii nr.l a Urge invitlit- of
Spring Goods, Shoes,
Dry f.oods, (Irocerics, Hoots. Shoes, Mtc.
It. MOUCitJH,
f',.,.i.,... ii,.:i.i: .. . ... . ... .. .
g: ' oiuitiiii';, .uiiiii .rrci'f, Nt, iiciciiH, i)r"nh
0 TO 12
Ort ii-K Hoi b.
Theodore S. Thomson
inf
KilllKUlOn ;inil Aiiniintm.ntL- I.i' Uni
j'l,w'iniiv,iii.T i;j .Mil"
R-amts ;. ,, M, Washing',,,, ,.,., s,,,, ,.,rllar W I 4tl. Sis
PORTLAND,
Klevator lo Filth Floor.
Take
2 The, Hist and The Orcftonian,
DOWN-l
-COUNTY PEOPLE SHOULfj'
on to thi:
Clatskanie
Drug Store
-fOB TIIKIU
Drugs and
iMcdicines
CIIOK g-
MM Articles and Pertiimcrj
Dr. J. ,
HALL, Proirwhi
i
a
v:
'Ml!
' i-l.no,V,
Clearing Sale
takts ihoiie of over a lliotisiuitl uncalh-d f().
tailor-muile uits, worth ao, 5, and fj0.
(let a l'ut nswortli Suit, it doesn't cost mini,
and it will fit, wear and satisfy.
rants hundrvd). tt sclctt from. Ivvcry pair
t.iilor-ninile, uncalled for, f6 to $9, ones.
ulways leads.
Cur luw prices please tW jioopl-,
raid Company
it.ui, ) t
2CO FRONT
PORTLAND,
STREET
OREGON
rr and
.'ir and
up.
t 1'
Utlip.
p.c .(tors.
, and
Had
C
.1 ;.
mi tig-fitting
lnst sclcv ttd
Made i,f the
f dftail that stamp a clme
t si'u rs arc ever on tin- alert
most
tni-usHS;' lo the eve
and
3)0
Al.WA vs
CO.
SUth aad a.h. Ka
PORTLAND
3
Tnos t.s
lOllce, llooi, 411
(Itea. I'aoMr !
Dentist,
OREOON.
$2
Owl Saloon
IIiiinn P.iioriiKiiH, MOPRIHTOKS
"-niily the host nl
Liporj anil Cigars Kept iu Sloe.
Ami iiihar ",'iilK hriitnla ul UIH'
alas). In .mi k.
WEINHARD'S BEER
cttl ilniuuht.
"Tom Benton" Cigars.
All Hit Intro, lit-vv-.n.frBntul oihet ptl'
uinr t'vriiIH'i(l.