The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913, August 28, 1903, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextOREGON MIST r"i'..' - - " - -" Kutured at Ilia lototlice at Ht. Ilelfiix, Oregon, a second-class mnil matter. COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER, i IaauKit Evaav FeiDAV Mobnimq By ESTKLLA UABBKBT, L'piroa amd Paoeiurroa. SUBSCRIPTION PRICE: One copy one yer, in advance $1.00 bix uioutba... ., M SUPPORT JCOfTS EMUUKNt MW lb wsaksnsd and starved tytttm slaeg-isMII It cm fled Ana staspect In efiawsry lead, asd Iter Isss samele, scott mwnu, om. IWt Srw. n Via. - sa Mi aR ayasama WARREN August 28, 1U03. This paper ia kept on flla at the Ore aTJU Frees Association Room 0. Hamil ton building, Fortland, Oregon. VERXONIA SMALL FARMS WASTED. There ) a demand of small tracts of land Ave acre or thereabout, aloug the river front in Columbia eouuty, con venient to the aniall towns. While eurh tract, are deaired, they are hard to get. County Judge Duan, who deal considerably in real eetate, atate that he haa many alls for email tracts, but he baa been unable to peraoade land owners to cut op their lands into any thing eicept town lot. The small far. juer ia the wealth-producer of any com munity, and he should be encouraged. The owner of the small tract cultivates ltia ground thoroughly, and secures good returns, usually producing such articles for home consumption that are often imported. It is the small farmer that produces poultry and eggs, fruita, etc anu causes the adjacent lands to in crease in value. The small farmer les sens the rate of Uzation for the large landholders and people in every line of business by adding to the sum total of taxable property by buildings and other improvements. n,. ... 1 1 t , ... us wan imrraer mould be encour aged to locate everywhere in Columbia rouiity, for nothing tends wore to build up commercial centers. More rain, Wet grain, 8our iarmere, and a great manp grumblers. O. K., you need not throw away your pen because I wrote up a few items, i do not feel hurt if you did have in some of my items. We noticed E. K. Nickereon' smiling face among those attendiug rampmeet ing Sunday. Nick haa lieen trying the tagging camp this Summer. He reports everything all O. K. ou the river. We do not see whv we can not have a telephone line placed along the line of me man route iu valley trout Vernouia. to be built and operated by the citisena enjoyable eveuius: was passed, Mr. and Mrs. Morton Tompkins have returned from their bridal trip to The Dalles and ot hei points, and will make their home here. Mr. Tompkins ha ac cepted a pneition alTarbcll a sawmill. John Nelson, who has had 4,400 cords of fir wood cut this season, actively be gun hanking the same on 8cappoos Bay the Hrat of the week for shipment to the Furtland market. Thousands of ronts of wood are being hanked hem, and the wood wagons wan be seen in ev ery direction. The school board held a public meet ing last Saturday alternoon and elected the M'oig teachers: 1'rinclpal, J. W. Allrn, of Monmouth ; teacher of the priuinre department, Mia Minnie Urace, of Clarke, Clackamas county. F. M. Ilovt and family have been campiug on the north tork of Seapooose. a. Is Margaret Wislielt, a cousin of Mr. Thomas gbiator, is visiting at the Isbislar hums. JMJlM Wishelt recently arrived lr.nu nVuliaiuL Mr, labister has been visiting friends in Aberdeen, Wash. Rev. Lew Da vies ha been very ill, bat ia now recovering. Several Warrenites are in Eastern Or egon at work during harveat, and oth er are out with Clark's thresher. Ray view Camp, Woodmen of the World, held social tension Saturday night. The Woodmen and their (ami lie were out in lull force, aud a verv Refresh- of this valley, meats were served. A very heavy rain hower fall Ratnr.' Mr. Pate I II is havimr a lot nf imnrnve. day afternoon, causing the streams to nients wad on his place iu the way of run rapidly, causiug much grain to fall, to such an extent that it will be iniuoe- sible to save it without mowing it. The Albion postmaster, (ieorge Holt was in town Suuday, bringing hi oldest alaahinga, etc. There is evidently a new field for se curity companies in missionary sccieties b.eadof cbunh organisation and de nominational book concerns. One of the mauagers of the fund at the head quarters of a proiujnent church organi sation in New York City, has skipped out nd IfOO.OUO is missing, aud the manager of the Melhodist book coneern in San Francisco is being investigated. If an individual has the custody of state or municipal funds, he is required to give a bond for faithfully handling the trust. And why should not a custodian of the Lord's money, also be required to pre wq. 1 lwa Want Te Sana Veaeyt And believe that you have enough . . - I ' J W ...IU1I T 1 . 1I CCCIil ----- --- . isuaui. uriu in yonriowu ami vicinity: tier broken arm, which waa cautd by j if so send full nam and address, with her tailing Iroui a horse last Tuureday ( ten cents to cover cost of mailing, etc., N'otwithsiauding the heavy dowupour : 'or particulars to Whits:' 8a vinos, of rain featurvJa-, quite a targe crowd j Seattle, Wash, gathered at the tabernacle in l ne even- ' The paper puts you in touch with loan ing aud aiau ou Sunday aud liateued at- I ufacttirer who waut agenta and dealers, teuiively to the seruiuu. teaches you how to writ advertisement t'uele Sam's oustumce denartinem and tell Tou of manv wave ! muk waa well represented at una uu. ! niony. either work inn Dart or all ila day, tliere ueiug peat masters iruiu Risl, ; time. Album, Keasey, t'ltuoura- aud Yeruuuia i eud ten cent today. an ou tue giuuuds. FISHHAWK. Al Ha. vey was cutting grain on Fish Hawk last week. Da n Berg, the cream wagon driver, had a serious accident at the loot of the Clatakanfe mountain, last Thursday night. Hi team ran saav, breaking the wagon tongue and shaking thing up in tood shape. It is fortunate it was mil far worse. Mr. Rltan, a llmlier buyer of Port land, passed thmngh hete last Tuesday, enroute to Jewel. Al Melis, and nephew Frank, of Mist, went down the river Saturday in a akin, bound for the mouth of the river. We are looking forward with interest to aa account of their Journey In the Mill. The Mine Pearl and Ruby Prince, of Kyltan, Oregon, arc visiting with Mr. Kllioit's family. 1. W. Freeman, of lep creek, has re utml his place for a period of live years, to Mr. Hudson of- Marshland. Mr. Freeman will visit Irieiuls in this vicinity until after threnhing, when he will tuuve to Clatskauie. Mr. Calnberg will hive to buy a horse so as to have a lull team for new teamster ol his to drive. Chris, Anderson, the Fishhaak car penter, i building au addition to An drew Nvleou'i Itouse, at Vespar, this week, Tfye rains are proving disasterous to fall and early spring giain, which was cut and shocked aud not tapped, tirain which is Hill uncut, ii most cases is all right'; but should the tain continue for anv leugth of time, a great deal of grain will be dietroyed. j IWa W Rirkenfeld, of Deep creek, and Mis Stella June of Vesper, return ed Iroin Astoria, Huuday, where they had been taking in the regatta. Road supervisor, J. Busier. I doing considers!)! work on the road between here and the county line. He ia put ting gravel on the rough puncheons, which makes a tine smooth road. new that VERNONIA. Mv, liow It did rain last Hiitnrday. All ilia mail carrier got good aud wet. Camp mealing still g.es ou, Jim Peck i visiting on Rot k creek lor a lew days. Kd Wecheaton came Iu on business. Al Parker started with Cr'ssy last week for the asylum at Salem. A school mate of Plscke's Is visiting him from Moutana. He Is supervisor at Hit i , and supports a carriage The Infsnl daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tke Bent Kallr4 Indications of permanency In tli wor being done on lha logging rallmaa now under construction Imui ClaWkanle hack into th timber Udt seem to point to that line growing Into soinclliliig more than a trausportalltin projii l of mere conven ience, Caplnln Itaiieun Is al the head of the new Hue, and Portland raheuad glow th yf Oregon r,, fc 1 rapid, Hie trees M-nchli,, JJ " k irn.nrr, Malcolm McKav. the - 1 uirvrin. ...... "0l,f neiirall. 'Mr , oncer, Is ri. i i . . t in nnnnr ol , 0,-,"-7 llj; lor Heatlle eiinday, Kd Holme ha (i Mr. V. L. Hatdeld benn teaching the youug idea toslioot, Muoday, at Hie Beaver uialrivt. sue una one' uiouil. ttiere, theu she will hsve a snort vaca tion, li.eu sue begiu the fail tcriu at Ui Tucker scbom House. Mrs. Dessa Wilson Uolbmnk. nl P..n. land, ia visiting relatives and Irieuda iu lUis viciuuy tut week. SUe lemma u. uer nome, ncdueeday. Kaid or Bitter Fight. "Two physician had a long aud (tub porn fight with an abcess on my right lung" writes J. F. Hughe of ImPont. Ua., "and gave me up. Everybody thought oiy time had come. A a last resort I tried Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption. Ibe benefit I receiv ed was striking, and 1 was on my feet in a iw uajs. now i ve entirely regained Bor n to the wile of Ueorve Park-. " conquers all Coughs, Friday. Amruat sfl . h..7.., ' -UB irouoiea. e S .-wa, via eU ThrW bopld be ome concerted i.lan for MHPing, immigration every et- uoy oi uiumbia couuty. Jamn Muck Je, Jr., sute that hi: has in the past fa vored the establishment of a sort of im migration board to list and show pros pective settler lauds that can be pur phased. The plan was not to advertise 0t. Helen and vicjnity aloue, but the entire county. A team to convey pros pective settles to various sections of the county, would be a necessary adjunct. r i not expectad that such au organiza tion would be entirely elf-upporting, but Mr. Muckle say that he has always wining to contribute his part to- jtaru me plan, With a further systematic improve- fu-u,, ui me roaus, mure lumber, shin uuur sioca, and mure cream will pe snipped to the Portland market Logging railway, and donkey engines r..iiYuiencetliat cannot vet reach every little gulch of timber growth in viuwoia county. are orry to ay mat tue tittle oua did uot live only tnree hour. The bereav ed parents uuve our deepest svmpathy iu mis hour ol sorrow. L. L. ifctrick, the energetic Pitta burg ujilioauer, twuiv a tup lo Kut, .duuoay, aud purchased a One X largo horse ui 1'. U. -sortli ol that place. Whue Mrs. berths Maluistet) in com pany null Mra. Ida Stewart Kdar who 1 working iu the luterest ol the Flor- i euce Cniieudon Keiuge Uouie, ol Port-! laud, were crossing tue mounuiu from tuts place to Banks, Wailnugion couaiv, the lorwer lady was anfortuuate enough to lose her parse conuming in tue I neighborboob of 10, along the road omewuere, and she would lUe to see thel person who touud jt, j William Crissv was nri,n.,nn,l . , .. . ----- i ,M-. .e uj tue uuciur, fealurdav, aud the coustaOie left with him i..r sVu.n - day. friasy wa an old soldier. ' KiBLxr. IftUMBtMNl by the St. Helen.' I'l. -irmacv. rrit-v Aiii aud ai.UO. . Tiial bottles f.ee. tib'S W'l1 tu? govprnment establish a bejjer mail seryice between St. Helena andHoultoii?A ClatBkauie party sent a letter here on important busiuess, aad not receiving . reply within three days, was at the exrWof a inn u at eud to the matter, i t The three days session of the Third Annual Baseball Tournament is now in Progfess t Rainier, .d it promise, to P largely atteu Jed and enjoyable af fair. There will be strenuou. strife for priae cup and championship, and f". vu.ugs add zest to the athletic fea lure. A national convention of Vi, p.:. dential candidate, might prove to be too unweildy, but a national convention of ?f !?Sre v J'reidential caudi davej wpuU make up a body of tairly respectable size and respectable char jfCfl'pgo fnter Ocean. Portland has a scandal in connection with iu municipal and county officers, ChasLindgren principally the attr. Til. James nice examined the book, savs th. i f.r,nk K.l.1.iot.' . - - a- r MAnrv K arKlnnl COUNTY COURT. Adjourned July Term Au gust 15th. Petition of John II. Kirkwnr.l r. . bate of taxes denied. Ordered that a quit claim deed issue to Muckle Bros, for lots 12 to 16, block 20. St. Helens on paymeut of delinquent tax cls and penalty, l.ly. E. e). Bryant appointed road supervis or of district No. 10. Peulty remitted on certain del'n.m.nt t. . (.. U....LI- I. - ii Hui iQ Droe. The following claim were John Stewart, pun. stuinpage. , O. W. Co. wood for Isabella St. Vincent's hospital, cr Lowmon, mate v. ueorge Hill. J M Blackford.jp K D Tichanor, constable Aionxo Jones, witness rulilde PrrvenieU The startling announcement that a preventive of suiclds had been discover ed will luterest niati.v. A run down sys tem, or despondency invaisbly precede suicide and something has been found nisi win prevent llial condition which makes suicides likely. At the first thought of sell destruction lake Electric Bitter. It being a great tonic aud ner vine will strengthen the nerve and build ub the system. It's also a great Stomach, l.iver and Kidney regulator. Only 5Uc. Satisfaction guaranteed by the St. Helens Pharmacy. Columbia Restaurant TAYLOR ni'ILDlNti, ST. HELENS, OBECOM MIS L. J. CHOV4C. PreprMSar. Rest Meals aud Prompt Service J Rest in ueaca our Hone does not think Veruoma post oIKce does much busiuess, let kirn watch the mail leave here ou Saturdays aud Tuesdays to go in dlllerent dirwiioiis. Attorney Powell and wife, af St. Hel ens, are visiting relatives at rittauurg Daisv Miller went to lloiillon. Kd llaaen, ol lloulum, has bought soms land ol A. C. Woll, aud I now preparing to build a house. The Detrick sawmill is again running. Mr. Hchounover ha moved to Port' laud. Frank Tracy aud wife cam In from Viataianie. Hello! the telephone wire ai down; no new tor two week. 0. K GEORGE A. HALL jrronxjcv-jr-uiVi 8T. HELEN PRF.OON. k 1 11 1st nifiu Hit 111 vrtHiittti waiciivrf nuiiv imh tmi,.tt hsu...... ... . -""xwi plana work out. 1,',,,,,I""J' "''" n', CT Thoaa who are walcliliig th progres I'll 'r Sratile Sim,V ' Ukj of the road uow um'er construction by ft to make their liihn h-J.","! Cai.laln lUoiton. a l.adinn loaner ol the vnrrvnuy ataied hei I lias u.:. U '..iiinil.ia dl.iil. i are esuecniie to ms cam to Hcapiamse a III. 1 pane riSE IMDl'STRHL VISPL1Y At rertUad' ; Fall ;f aralail dy Jler.! caaaU aaa.Xatartirn. Industrial Street st Portland's tdg Fall Carnival .September 14 to ai inclu sive, w ill be a revelatiou. It has been many year sinee the merchants ph IVrker was buried last Sunday, something bctdo a logging road gr.iw l hi neara our loved one. Irolll the enterprise, llial the load la not built exclusively lor ine pot poo 01 getting logs to the river is the opluiou uf many who have vUlled the scene ol op erations, and their suspicions ate louud- ed on more then rumor. A local ralliond man visited the log ging camp this last week, and was at tracted ly the great amount of car be ing eierv'iaed iu building this line aud the permanency ol the pioject. He no ticed thrt His grade were being mad uuilorm and ol the standard tpe, a..d the rails that have la-en pruvldi-d lor Ilia new line aie ol the 00 pound 1 law, heav ier limn ate Used on sonie ol the com mercial ralliiwds now 111 tiperaium In Oiegoii, Where bridge are bvltig put III they are huilt In a most thoroegu and subalanlial uiauner, sulUcieiil tu slaud lor many years slur toe iiuilwr had la-en cut aud shipped out, tvt tin rea son Ihj V I.I lor la ul I lie oplllloll that II. road lias mors titau a tuvaing ' luiputt- anoe," The Herisou nml start from CtsUka nie and extend taick into the big tuu her lielt south and aval ol Ikat plat ll has a good opening Into the li.terH along IheClaUaaiiie river, aud touid b unlit to lap a very rich sev'.iou, not only in timber, hut one that coon! be ui real value as a producing country. hat nun- liruugb lie road would have a t hat IH Id to Tills mook or .Neljali in. Iliroiian an rxtrytnv I ly ri h Mt-tiuii that will ulim suit Up. veHip iiiw a una laruuug voiii.iiy, Nvhalem svctioo will ! vinvd up me, aud the lirsl lallnwd IM Uivie ia , going to get a goldeu Uartvsl. llom I lie Clalakaui Kiver the naid mould aVM miliar rik.r. I.. l..lt..w II. -I ...!. I Jf ' l'vr 'l " ey grade tu the ta vau. iiiaaBBBSBSSk I ' .- ",i iiiw iiv 11 dwlihauacuiiiulstionrii M W. a DlIJ.AHD'd DAY . TT01LYK 1 T.Llw at. IM.krve, OHMma Wlli;prallce In.sny curl, dials s,r eral. " (leneral rMr la mux. i . InafM. ah.oa.is inaile ll.s.u, Tl" 1 JTT()i:xi:y..i'irM It MM Kit, , ym-m ( - Classified Advcrtlscacr great -rtT'irjfVw ' '' valuta ol this section have arv -fAU h tV I Iw'rVVM jf I wiisuIcimI, slid noon kuoa. ab ' I rl JJ'- "11 J I V.1 i l"rv "'V b1 10 u" ylT eralsteadpirtnu Alter breaking lliruti I the mouiiiatii south ol i tatskaiire, I BLACK-DRAUGHT THE ORIGINAL! E LIVER MEDICINE! E WA.xlH- uf 1 liarai li-r SrVI'HAL t:gft ml ! riiutn. 1 yaih alate lone iu this county mamd Iu rep resell I and sdvrrlUe 0I4 llhevl wealth) l.ii.ine Uw sf ml Uhsiii ial alaiidhig. Salary l tVm j with expenses additional, all In reaii direct ea. h Wedaenlai bJ head oltteve. Hoi. aiul rsrils liMied when aeemsary, krlcmanl KiicIimm an It .adil,.u..l to,...!,.. Tl .1 ... ""-re. Wb-I msi is,, m, irurn M., t liM'sg. , A sallow eomplexioa, limine. oiiiousaeea aad a coaled Umbrae " ihhhwiuw or nvey and kidney diseases. Momach aad bowsl troubles, srvere asthey are. Ciw immeuiai warning tiy paia, ut liver and kidney tnmblse, though len painful at the start, era mnco aanw to cure. Tbedfuvd' black-lraiiirbl never fails to fwne- Bldisssued hntraad weakened kid ney. It stirs up tM torpid livsr to throw off the germs of ferer and ague. It is a certsua prerenUy of cholera and Bright s disease of u lidners. n itb kidneys re infnrreil hy Tbeiiford's Black Ira.itfht UkMsands of persons bar uweii immune in to midst at yst low fever. Maar familwe live ia perfect ewelta and hare ao other doctor than Thedfurd s Blak Draught. It is atwajrs on hand for um in an emergency aad savsa any expensive calls of a doctor. 1 ..i m '-''. 1 vi nftuu nave n-ai an 1 . . - -r- " rm gi allowed : oupormouy 01 maiingan exluhitol their 1 , 1. , , nica-urs)rw . 8 P0 pr-aluvts and ware, Considerable ri- I . r"n 1 ,uv -a It ftf Ik ui,.. ... 1 1 : .. . , 1 m iv mow 1 1 1 I uw Iu. u wm 18 UO I money spent to make the exhibit as I W ,,..,h, css lee ats aSat I J unique and as attractive a tM-eible I 1 f, . . Hv" klSny Jf I 4 95 1 M"nJ "lagnificent booths are being erec- . ethes I ' a .a teat and tlii feature of the carnival .L.... lag alaeils. kv. A. 0. LEWIS. tM i I i j lor logging, bill the idea naturally srl.ee 111 th mu.ds ol iIiom alio are lauiiliar wiih tin prupTl thai there Is me jthii.geUe 111 visa. A ruad I r 0111 any diietliou would rccvlve the hearty u I port uf Id pt-opie ol that section. Slid I lor that reason Mr. tUnaofl would Risk I mi iiiake In utimlli.g hi road lo lt-eaaur. PoilUiid.kvvi.iiig Trlsgraui. SCAPP00SE. W m 1, lou.lier, ais, etc, aie being shipped fiwui this aval tou In large qtiau lll.es. A brother ol K. Ilagev and other ral aliv 1 aie vimug huu hei. A. Koladav, the hcp-ue nunery man, will hpve a carload ol sravviistela i spph s for nlnpuient Ut the Kt. t h" irrs are not o heavily o l.-t aa I asl j year, but the limt Is liiucli larger Iu site, siany nun tiers are ship ued r.l from this narsry, there being a special ill S 1 Ml lit Oirgon nuiseiy slot k by Ksriiiii onisid l. The ivaneiy ol I piwlmed in Kaalita slate and the WANTF.DPK VISUAL ISlil'UTi; ous prison lit each stale lu trsnlu lioue eclaldisbed rU veil vraas sra! , a Isrge raplial. In call nm tinr,Ui and agenls Ur sarreful sml aiteiit line. IVrtnanrnt rngagenieut. em, rath salary of fl sml all liaernag aiie and hotel bills sdisnrtd tui week. Fsperlrnre not tenlisl. g lion relrteace and enrhaw sell addnwaj envelope. 1IIK NATtONaL, & lrriora ri., t hlcagu. WAMMl 1IH .MI Mt. tasnt'r for tiuverntnenl Puiioin Kin siei Ing in alt lvartuieuia. LiamtMlLi) sn, I'ariaular Ire. Intrr hlai Cor. hid., Crdur Kipiii.u! WANTKD-MKVFU II. I'KRIsj.W of rharavter aud gl n palaUm i.ian state (ulte In this euumy rv-ipiindi n rrpres-iil ami drlie old etlaUaM. arallliy Iki.iih -a Ii ms ol e.lld feMtliSi landing, ha la J I'.'l li aeetly wltb pritse B.lillllnhal, all pnll la direct every tt eluiilv lioin hrs4 e-i hceo. II01- and rsni-k- Is'sabts alirti netvwary. Rrlrreme. Csrla Sell-iiili an d inVik'i-. lu-uuisl, S3 IVailairn M., Chicago, III. o.,e uwea at tue mercy ol a regular or- i Ulas. A Prudhomme, .Utionery ganixed gang ol grafter. Thia is not a "avoy aud Robert., insane ac' , discovery, it is only the ri-li. mi ,., .. ... : L llenshaw, juror May term ' old claim. Saleui Journal I t"rwiioa"n9- election sup 60 ("J Thos Bassl, ele:tiun booth 8 00 . ' , 1 H H Clark, registeriug voter 4 10 Itftar bcen estimated that the Jkf ' 8 Wempla, mi from Warren 2 00 county seat elections coat the mdtfle of I " " t',"rk' r YoU!r " 3 1 10 loiuuioia county about A5;000. will be worth double a hat it a ill tl tu everything. Pa bile include the count This lyopenae, -campaign j Claim of Judges and Clerks. Special Election August 3, 1903, cost and the lust to voter, whd auit ' Point Precinct. their workjsoU went to the polls ou two .... J,n , M 00 D M Ewing special election day. j " nijarvi, L K Mason f4 Ul 1 1 B OA w u I " w m ft oarne Warren Precinct. . m x. ,,, r rii. ln... 1 . ... a bottle of whiskey in the pulpit while 1 N F Baker 3 00 Jhn firewell he was preaching on Sunday morning. M ' Haxen 3 00 If If Clark aeveral persons remained for personal I . r "'""d Precinct. communion with their beloved tiastor I !'n !Sln 16 00 HCGor 3 30 3 30 1 60 2 10 1 60 Notice is herrbv w van llial ll.- m.ll JJif Poullaalea. my place, near the uv : 1 ens vciiooinuuae. on Him I'icii.h. 8 'JO al t O'dlKk rieDU-Uilier 15 HUH - i win sen ou tons ol hsy in email lots.all uaieu: ta Head ol cattle, aeveml oolk now, I guud horse and a number of arti notjwiiriu mentioning. Time, 12 L. AYRK8, Peris, Oregon. 3 00 3 U0 3 00 S 00 3 00 3 00 3 00 tie mouths. C, uiuimuaioa wnu meir he oved pastor 1 i L I? . 2 'ore 3 00 They admired the .pirit h. hX J 1" Vintty" VV Ka. 3 00 e j Beaver Fall. J McAdam K?n.H 9fl T.. i 1... Rainier i takiiiir the initiatory itnu Thot Morris 3 Ul Will if.... toward the permanent organization of a ' 1 W 3 00 WA Young board of trade. Thi i a move in the ' Rainier. right direction, and shows a comment 1 V. BI.,n.1hrJ 3 00 p A Brandt .i-j e mats able spirit of enterprise. a 00 J,.l.r. riil.1.1. R P Hums 30m 60 J If Doan ' H R IiiIiIiIm imn n-i.-i... The regatta at Astoria more than ex- : L Brant 3 00 W BVlnrma celled expectation. In fact, it wa the J K ecnoDei 3 00 W J Muckle acme of success, and the visitors to Or. ' Marshland. he American yacht Relitpce not on h win. th. fir.t cup race, but ShSmrock lose, the second by on minnt- . , ,'l '1? ; . 7 j teconds. iwm L. Johnson ha been nominated governor of Ohio by the democrats, and will be endorsed a a prssidenUal can didate. - The Oregon hop crop I eriously hretened by mold, and it is possihie fhat fj.efi wjlj be tjjorj. work fur Bit'k-er. egon' great sesport town, declare that tbey more thau got their money 'a worth. oi"!'"18411 "K Klliott According to the Ule of won told by W Colyin U W West W E Conysrs Aiiam Harr some of th visitor, to the circu from 1 u B Higgin ; n richenor , C L Conyers iOCTichenor Nothing cai m saua w if- ever surpas i. Dr,l(ins'o flov; Oiocovory IS trtcs A Petfer,t For All Throat and Curs. 1 Lang Troubles. Mswy kawk bT rt falls. Trias Bettise free. 3 00 Jas Graham 3 00 1 ieo Uraham Clatskanie. 3 00 EC Blackor.1 8 00 E DTichenor 10 20 3 00 Henry Krats 8 00 a iru eilvo Uraham 3M) KB Elliott 3 00 J L Campbell Apiary. 3 m wr nn JR H.adlee,M 8 40 Wil Lowman uien 3 00 J flacasnberg 3 00 Ooble. C Watt J (in fir rn.tn.. M Lindsay 34 1) 00 J C Monr : Wasser I m w v l. rhoea Remedy and was cured without j Nehalem having a doctor. I miuu li 11,. . .. .w" Malmlierg 3 (JO A It Meli 8cappooe. Stevens. Id 4 m M 1 1 dren or adults. It never fall, and t. A V Holaday 8 00 C Whituev plesant to Uke. For sale by Edwin i U Un 8 00 Asa Holaday KEASY Rome of the Rurk erek i-stnn... 1 .. b ily eM-aprd the rain, breaking camp just in time. Merhardt brother. U... t'.i- Mr- Camp meeting still in progress at Ver nonia, with a good attendance. A vet but few conversions, not withstanding plain truths have been spoken. Recent raias and lowering skies seem very unfavorable for either harvesters or those contemplating hoppicking. j Miss Lizxie Earlv has nrnim.1 k.. A... ties as teacher in district No. 18. haying , ...minium, mua Biienued the Institute. Lumber is beinv hauled frr the rom- Dletiiin nl Ik. in.i.l. ..f .1... i . , . t on I L. ir i I'm -cnuoi nonse I w j comfort to the pupils. 3 00 1 i10 ttor advertisemeiit can lie otTer- el as an inducement for hitlers in RMk i i 7 ,""n m ". mat It la a laud flowing with milk and honey. more honey than milk. Palace Hotel and Restaurant IIRainier, Orego"' Heal Meals at all Hoaedwr-"! lng the day, aud the fealalf it o o su a MBS, g. vyvtKIOK, rttp , 3 00 3 00 3 00 3 00 3 00 owl saloon O V R li ti O D H if I. F. si u; t ll A Mi T II k K AT iIIK KNIGHT SHOE CO. Portland. ORB. MV.r.v:: WaltoTer. Soprani Bnillwelli The Bet Shewn on Earth fbt the Money. gORQSIS SHOES la sv 3 00 3 00 3 00 Rbink Baimiiai, PKOrRltTORS -Onlr th kes e( LiqQorx aii.Ci.ar. Kept 11 Stock CYRUS NOBLE Aad uthr eopnlar br.i.il. or ehUsles iwaji in aleri. WEINHARO'S BEER ua draaubl. lorn Benton" Cigars. All ta laUMt aewanatwraaaJ alkar ui.. alar fwrodleaU. VeV v.w,yv4v. this section, the pink lemonade had in toxicating properties. Dysentery Cured Without the Aid uf ' J"l Wilson a Itnptor. ''i j"t b from a hard .pell of the ! WmfavW) W Mr.T- A- Wnner, I a well known ule'ichhut of Krim, infills! I Tenn. -1 used ot)e small (joule of,- Lhamberlain s Colic, rthnlera mnA tii..J 11 3 00 3 (10 3 0 3 00 3 00 3 00 3 00 3 00 3 00 " - 5 ' THE NEW YORK STORE g H iuel received a larg invoice of Z pummer Goods, Shoes, i Dry Hoods, Groceries, Boots. Shoes, Etc. W (hor Hailding, Main Street, St. Helen, Oivgon. THE ONLY PERFECT WRITING MACHINE MADE this remedy is need, Wr no Jjoctpr can i f fl prescribe a better mydicine (Cr bowe complaint in any firm eifhae in ehiL. i WE Aubnrn. r J R6"0?' 3 00 J,,hn Tringle V M Iteeghley t 20 II Anderson JKfow 3 00 Kj Mills Continued next week.) Haoe la Great Vanety. T.C. Watt, the ide-a-waka flen ; ben mprphant, has added a big slock of . shoe., manufactured hv Ii I. il,i.i.,.i of Portland. .Mr. Hibbar'd is the be.t ! Curml ot WP "r Phy.lcl,-. ' known manufacturer of jajot, and shoes ! Tr"lWn " ""a. in (irrgoti, ajid his giKals lire kuovyu to i b"7 when four year old wa taken be ol llie beat Quality. Mr. Watt ha a 1 '" col'c nd cramps in hi ttomach. great variety of there goodi'ehpe. for 1 "t for Ihe doctor and he injected somen, children, inea, pr,y4l jogger morphine", but th child kept getting and everybody. ( you want a pair of i worse. 1 then gave him half a tea-prxin-shoes m-da to order by thia firm, your I ' Ohamlrerlaiira Colic, Cholera and ea.ur win De iaen. There are bout warrlioea Keinedy, and in half an hour lie was sleeping and soon recovered. F. L. WiLKiaa, Shell Uke, Wis. Mr. Wilkin i book-keeper for th Shell Uke Lumber Co. For sale by Edwin (toss. aa well as shoes. The Mist and Toledo Weekly Blade $1 !w for one year. r i j&ik 3 0o' fl-H Jftwl .? 8 00 I k f i . i !kV a. m, nitifii II "" "' " " I J I ' - The writing I. In plain view! of Ihe operator all the limeI simple! and .troneest n-) .i.u.iiun, rapiu action, easy ouch adapted to all kinds olj work-best for tabulating and Invoice work universal key- boardrraiovabie tyi , ti0,,p Instantly cleaned. I orflce, IIih.m 414 Htflm II..... ... Ill , M""" jKee. Fa HT Theodore S. Thomson, Dentist, Information and Appointments by Mail. Room, 60 and 51, Washington W.I., Southeast comer Wash, and 4th M, Portland, oreoon. Take Elevator to Fifth Floor. The Mist and The Oresonlan, $2 STATE NORMAL SCHOOL Honmouth, Oregon Training Hchool for teachers' course arranged especially lor training teacher for ail brandies of the iirn(..... u . . J approved method lor graded aiul iiii- lifeof y,i..rfc ''.rlt lught I,, ai:tual district Treble the machine for g.iod clean wor The Pittsburg Writing Machine Company , Pa. fc I 208 Wood Street, If"? Pittsburg, n "F achool. The demand to ml7VS kf j tuts school as feathers far eiceeds the f which consist, f . nin-wX p'Zlc TL' '" H-I'lla, vfell eiiiKpiHid . . ... iu oranciie, including Hlovd Mil sic, Drawing d eiie.lcal tralaing. Tl , Normal cour.e I, tIH .-t , any to a H.iite ce.lll( te.U Va I t. opens hept. Wnd. For cla.,ru , ' u' eddiess formal ion, h. I. KKHHI.KK, I'resl.lei.t orJ.B. V. BUTLKK, Hacrntary! 1