OREGON MIST
Filtered ill Hie Puetoffic at St. Helens,
Oregon, ns reomnl-claaa mail matter.
COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER.
lasi'Kii Kvaav Faipar Murninu Bv
KSTKI.I.A GABBKKT,
KurruR ami Pitnrairroii.
STBKCKIITIO I'RIt'H;
One ropy one year, in Advance $1.00
Six month.
60
Septum er 11, 1903.
Tlii paper U kept on file at the Ore
iron Pre Association Room 8. Hamil
ton building, Portland, Oregon.
HI' -- - - - --- -- i
THE L0GS1SG SITUATION.
Logi are slowly dropping In price, on
account it ia said of overproduction.
While it may be true that there ia an
oteir duclii n of logs alongthe Colum
bia river, it ia stated that t'ie demand
tor lumber for foreign shipments cannot
be filled. Some of the vesael coming to
I'ottland are unable to secure complete
cargoes, ami as a consequence freight
latea on out going shipments are going
down, Just at this time it ia evident
that more mills are needed in this sec
tion, and some of the larger logging
companies assert that if logs go dow n to
a price too low to profitably handle,
that they will put in mills to work op
their own product. The booms are full
of merchantable logs, and it ia asserted j
that VejirhsEeer, who owns thousands
of acres of burnt timber on tbe Wash
li.jton side, h; offered to supply a mil
ion feet ot logs per day for $5.50 per
thousand. The timber that waa burned
over but year, must be promptly mark
eted, or it will become worm-eaten, and
eventually will piove a total loss.
It is the probability of large quanti
ties of burnt legs being put on the mar
ket that has a tendency to bear down
the price of logs. The owners of green
timber, however, have a gold mine, but
they may have to wait awhile for re
turns, unless more mills are pat into
operation, while there is an urgent de
(and for lumber.
Who said the mail schedule is to be ; W Banmganlner, juror 1 00
changed between St. Helena and Hoiil- iJ,,l"llr )uror J!!"
ton. 0 U Caple. juror It
WnT J John llarria, juror 100
-- - - K McVev. juror 100
Kay Curtis, securing hope 1 00
Clarence Shipley, rep to coroner. . "0
.Warren " oouwurtti, same w
The Oregon Mist has again been des
ignated the " official paper to priut the
delinquent lax list by the comity court. Martin White, deputy assessor. . .110 "J6
However, that ilvm gives promise of be
ing a small quantity this year.
If those people w ho are continually
k icki ng on the streets became this pa
per will not say things derogatory of
Rainier eople, will write out what
they desire to say and sign their names
thereto, the articles w ill lie given Space.
With a million or so bubals of 75 ,
cent wheat, forty or fifty thousand bales j
of 25-cent hops, and a few hundred tona ,
of 4 li cent prunes, the farmers of Polk
It li Mitchell, blanks for election
August Srd 51 41
Thomas Haasi, tel mea to sherllT. . 25
MraF M Oippold, elee booth... S "0
Mrs 8 S VVav. teachers' exam 13 50
scaring the team, it being free, rushed
How n the grade for a quarter of a mile.
The wagon struck an obstruction and
upset, throwing Must partly under lha
erniine mid a shaft 2l Inches in diame
ter at the lower extremity passed Into
his bodv making a wound, the doctor
sac, laige enouglt'lhat ho could have
placed his double Ht In the opening.
The patient w as taken lojtha hospital at
Portland, and lit last report was resting
as well a run Id lie expected.
While George Holt and Ilia brother-
in-law. Mclnniel. were digging a well
clerk ordered to draw warrants on the
ui'.r. I pa.A.l liiiitln in nia,-n,Mtif thMi-M.il
county will walk right down the middle. M follows;
of Easy Street this fall Pallas Obeerv- ' ' ROAD UIIJ.S.
No. 1.
W H IHiweli, " 13 60 nn the latter' ulace, the gas or damp
C H Crocker A Co, tax and ai r'll H6 HO from the well caused Mr. McPanlel's
V W Blakeaiey, wk mort tax roll, 15 00 ' death. In the evening Mr. Mclianiel
C W lUakeslcy, wk aa mil, 1D03, S6 00 ! placed a charge "I ponder in the well.
AT Laws, list of parties aequir- The next utrniiing Mr. Hull lowered Mr.
land from stste .. . 1 00 , McPauiel down into the well, and he
II K Olill, ex co. bd of health..., 5 00 .honied hack that the shot waa a de-
W 1) Case, co commissioner 48 60 ; t.jded success, and he would give him
II I. Colviu, same 28 00; nleniv of rock, lie further i-aid theair
The following claims against the sev
eral road districts were allowed ami the
ft W Grant $30 00 II Bushman $14 80
is very bad down here, lie tilled one
bucket, hut I en it was lowered again
for refilling. Mcll.miel fell over on ihe
bucket overcome by dimi,and liefore
he could lav drawn out, had breathed
hiii last Mclianiel served in the I'nton
armv during the rebellion, and was get
ting along in years.
The recent death oi oi. R. ltoee at
The Dalles, carried ofl an honored citi
xen wha had long been prominently
identified w ith development of the Up
per Nehaleru. ile w as an old soldier and
his family is reported to have been left in
j destitute circumstances.
1 F Kamuiever 30 U0 J U Ihiucau
F Kamuieyr 28 40 II While
J Ztiismau 8 00 G l.snge
I) F Grant 10 00 G W i.rant
No. S.
J Beegle 4 00 Kosa Adams
A li Tarbell 8 00 II T tin-well
7 00
10 Od
8 00
SI 00
8 00
20 00
i G Kelley
. A Keliey
Secretary Boot is considering the h tsjipeit
building of 000 miles of railroad in the j y Kelley
1'hillippines, principally on the island G Kelley
of I.uxon. The secretarT is of tbe opin- i T Mclntyre
ii .i i. " , ,. ' . Haseu
v., ,i iw iimui ii? uuui i win :
practically settle the question of insur- '
rectiun on the part of tbe natives by
opening tbe country up to the commerce 1
of the world. Tillamook Herald. !
, Allen Watson 13 00 Frank Kelley 40 00
34 00
42 00
22 00
20 00
8 40
20 00 G A Fuller
S3 tMJ V CTOuse
11 00 Brio ii A Co
1 00 W Hrovles
20 00 Mitchell Kav
31 00 Frank Browu 14 00
8 00 Jas llouuick
8 00 G Kelley
Frank Brown 14 00 C II llincs
F A Frantx 16 00 K K flaxen
A N Clark 1 1 M G Kelley 15 00
Chaa I rie 4 00
No. 4.
Horgren Bro 14 01 C 11 F.nglish 2 70
, . , , i A arwood 10 87 Cook Gambled 25
Labor day ia gradually lajetjming a 11 Schmilt 2a 2 J M Lindsay 13 oO
great naiionai holiday, audffs observ- ,' Fow ler 13 00
ance last Mouda was general. In Port- 1 B w low man No 7 4 50
land business Mn.riHvC.. ........li i Thos Morris No 8 64 00
Syracuse, N. Y., gavprewideut Kooie
Ijrter News.
Rain, Kain, more rain.
Wet grain, again.
Blue farmers, and well may they be
blue. Those that do nothing hut sit on
dry goods boxes at Ihe grocery store,
say there never was so much rmnfiill so
earlv in Ihe fall belore to their sarhest
recollection.
K. R. Throop came in from St. Helens;
WedneetUy with a load of goods for his j
store. I
Fdward Webster ami wife with a load
8 00,o( household goo-Is, came over the j
31 00 j mountains from Forest Groye Wedne-
8 00 day. F.d says be ts going to liy fanu-
Makino; Ko;nl
Road Suiervisor Jar P. Aichlbald, of
Gohle, was In town Monday, and he Is
inn king a success of making fills Instead
of rebuilding small bridge structures.
Ile puts dow n some limbers to make a
sort of culvert, and fills mi with rock
and dirt. Koine of the hridga had
stood for 14 years, and needed replacing.
It was found that w here the exeiie of
rebuilding the structure would coat $50.
the till could be made for an approxi
mate cost of $40, and the Improvement
ia permanent. Of course, this plan will
not be practicable where there are run
ning streams.
Mr. ArchiUld has done considerable,
grading on the several roads in Ilia (lis- j
trict, and will give tlirm a covering oi
gravel aa soon aa aufticlvnlly soaked by
the fall rains, lie aUi will put In a
plank roadway across the railroad tracks
fnim the Goble Hist olllie to the river
Mow the Hunter hotel. IWlmastsr
Stevens is giving satisfaction to Ihe road
suiter visors, srs Mr. Archibald, as he
ndcives them ( considerable resHinsi
biliiv, ami all they have to do is to fol
low hia instruction.
CLATSKANIE
ELY'S CREAM BALM
The MOst Satisfactory
C A T A R R 11
t. w, lur
and
HAY .F E V 11 R
Remedy and Cure.
It is for ante by all has I druggUla.
Begular M, 50c per bottle.
Family bUc, $1.00 " "
Liquid Cream Balm
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Will facllcelnanyinuit,,. J
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etal.
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Inslol. Alnuai'ls lu,l. UImVi2,i
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for use In
Will be
prices by
ELY DU03
atomiiers,
mailed al
75 cenls.
the above
06 Warrvn St ,
New York City, N. Y.
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ST. HF.I.KN8
J, B. E. Bourne, manager of tbe Rai
nier baseball tournament, says that the
statement in The Mist last week to the
effect that Rainier did not divide the
gate receipts with Ihe other teams is in
correct and does them an injustice. The
Mist received its information from a
evident reliable source, and it waa giv
en with no other object than to give the
ntwisait existed. This paper has no
personal interest in each matters, only
to give tbe news. Mr. Bourne, how
ever, states that out of the last day's re
leipte, the St. Helens and Clatakanie
teams each received $11.40. He further
stated that be objected to dividing the
rate receipts with tbe other teams for
the reason that they could not afford it.
No extra charge waa made at the Rai
nier tournament for seats in the grand
stand, whereas at tbe last St. Helens
tournament extra charges were made
for grand stand seats. Mr. Bourne says
that he is behind about $90, on the tour
nament, as he waa at the expense of
building a board enclosure. It evident
ly does not pay to play imported talent
in baseball tournaments, as the St. Hel
ens management are alut $40 in the
hole on account of team expense at the
tournament. When team drinks $2. 50
worth of thin soda water in one after
noon at the expense of the team niana
gsr, in addition to the other expenses,
it counts up.
elt a great ovationand after eviewing Claud lu'nxer
me paraue niaue.w great speech The
President diacuseed the relation of em
ployer to employe, and teamed the lat
ter the "power behind the throne."
COtJNTY COURT.
Regular September Term. 1903
W Roberta
G Tarbell
A Gisselherg
J W Foster
O S Anderson
No. .
4 60 li O Howard 30 00
20 2j C Girt 23 25
4 50 C Mem ber U 00
6 40 Wui Roberts 14 40
No. 12. j
33 00 C Loughry 3 00
John Kdholm and wife are visiting
the metropolis this week. John intauds
purchasing a new wagon while there.
The hum 'if the bn.br threshii g ma
chine, operated by IMwning and Allea,
could he heard until the late rains
caused them to let the little thing rest.!
J. S Mow (mini over from Warren
Thursday en-route fur Kist. to v.sit his
..,.......,.......,. ........ through Ihe rilv eu-route
dust Unit was doing business In t or- (riml 'u,uaiid fndav,
en i ,rove neunenay. cms is g urig to
further improve his farm by placing an
addition to his residence.
Mr. and Mrs. Jonn Beilsten came
over from lioultou Thursday with pari
E. W. Coiivers. W. F.. Conyera, 0. I..
Conyers, Laura llonyers, W. H. Con
vers. Ainlie Convera. A. R. Miller. N.
l'ickeriiig and if. McKlel were doing
busmen at the I'nited flairs land ol
tice al Oregon City last wrek.
Sunday, Sept. 0 Raiu ! Rain! Rninl
Thomas Bunce, Ray Sullivan and A.
K. Buck relumed from St. Martiu's
hot springs on Ihe upper Columbia,
where ihey bavo been camping lha past
several weeks.
The passenger trains on the Astoria
A Columbia Kivrr Railroad, are crowded
with paaseiigers every trip both tow
ard Astoria and Seaside and 1'ortlsnd.
I Several nl our cituena Im.k In the car
nival at Oregon City this ink.
O'iver Wilson, of NehaUni, passed
0 S tUitlltf
America's ( rent est Weekly
I Classified Advci tlseme
nR SAI K-TWot tivgjRtZl
,Ni.. ruber and Immdr; $
3 Canute iuii. (i ii i.iiiiv
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WANTFIs-WFVl. li il 1......"
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each slate (one in u,i. c,UB,. "
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All
THE
Toledo Blade
Toledo. Ohio.
New and Larger TiutKltiig,
New Tresses, New !Sierc
tyjic riant, New ami
Modern Appliances
in every department.
TIm Til HUsa i i,i.i.Mr,t ia ii nr h"" eslablishitl rli veil yrass Sud -.
twlkllng. lih a iu.'.in t.l. in aiMl ..,un...m, large twpllal, lu call tiiuri a!,,!
id
lisluil aenbbv btl-im.
linaiii lal al
lllll MkUl.H,. M.t.ll.l. ..... . I.
r .mi. Aii in,,,
in re,Hi iliin l ra. b Wh i.V'.:l
H'f and isriiii3
r.n, Mf- w-M'iiiin-iH eiivsliipt, CJ
,i..i i Nfi.irn t1( Inesn
head ilbn,
nislird alrn
W A ,N T 1. 1 ' h K V K H A I,
nua primus In h atui
INW'rfTt
o I'SiwJ
C Libel
J Jones
K Grouberg
A lVlersou
W Wallace
8 Turner
17 00
No. 13.
30 00 Geo Jonea
1 1 00 A Van
20 00 Wui Rose
8 00 J Shiedvin
u no I." - H -
, V: J- f-.1?"1 cuunty judge; S Turner 6 00 J F 1'etereoD 21
W, I). Case and H. L. Colviu, county; J0
R S lari;":""'0"' C'"I; , C W llellinger 10 50 C Mill.
In the matter ol the petition of Max c- Tucker
Berg and others for a county road, it is : i Milii,.n
ordered that the board of viewer, uieet i ffrn
at the place of beginning Sept. 15, ltwd, ' j, ,..rr "
al 10 a. m. r. u rl
Louis Fluhrer. of Mavirer was nniul . ' .. r
a liquor license lor one year.
Tne Astoria k Columbia River Rail-
road Company were given two years ex- e 0. .
tension ol time in winch to complete a , , Richards
certain piece of wagon road. j Jo,'n Kdholm
The petition of W. W. ISanks for as- ! Andy l'arker
ligament of tax certificate was denied. John Baker
The nelitiou of John Hocber Km. .o i jCO Johnson
70, G. A. R., for the relief of W. K. j
Crieeey in tbe sum of tzi sranted. i
Tbe 7-year old advertised, uncalled !
for warrants ordered cancelled.
The matter ot the n ikstrotn road was
postponed until fcvpt. 21st.
In the matter ol return of sheriff's
deed by Messrs. Hall and Cox warrant
issue to iheru lor 2U 25. and count r
claim be cancelled.
Contract entered into with The Ore-
R 00
1U 00
4 50
V W
II U0
00
A , . ..-!-'.... 1.1 "IITI ll.ltl IK'HIIUII
lui iiraemciu u w , lheir nollw.,u), -,khU. T,lrY inU.nd
making this valley their future home.
Mrs. J. V.. IVw and daughter. Juliet,
were visiting friends and ralativea on
the river this week.
Mrs. Martha Pearson and family are
visiting with her parenta, Mr. and Mrs.
F. l'eck, of this place. Itt ai.xv.
6 00
ti 00
2 SO I
G I'araer
I ti A Wilkinson
4 80
0 00 M Wed rick
15 00 li llosford
7 00 B Mills
4 50 C Keasey
4 25 A Wood
4 50 J Kmmona
2 tO A Kmmona
3 00
No. 15.
1 60 R Kogera
8 0U C Malmsten
3 20 Geo l'arker
5 00 V Olahii
11 20 J A M. Donald Mil I as well as shoes.
A u HotchXiaa V 0 Geo Kngelke 6 00
His Lire Ma veil br Ii7inberlalrr.
Colic, Cholera and lllarrli
Itemed.
"B. L. Byer. a well know n cooper of
this town, saya he beiievea Chamber
lain's Cone, Cholera and liiarrhoea
Remedy eared his life last annmirr It.
naa been sick lor a month with
Mhoes la fir rat Vanrt.
T. C. Watta, the wide a-wake
Ren
i i , i. - - i i . i i
2 isj i ' " a - "
2 : shoes, manufactured by ti. I.. Ilibliard
7ta!of Portland. Mr. Hibbard is Ihe lst
1 00 ' known manufaeturer of Irnots and shoes
25 00 i in Oregon, and his goods are known to
be of the beat quality. Mr. Watts has a
great varietv of these goods shoes for
women, rhlldren, mea. bovs, loegers
5 UO ; ana everybody. II you want a pair of
6 BO I shoes m de to order bv this Brin, vourl
8 00 ! measure will lie taken. There are boots
According to the new laws laid down
by the t late board o bealtb, all school
children must be vaccinated. Role 24
reads as follows : "It shall be the duty
of all school boards in all tbe district of
whatever class in the state of Oregon, to
prohibit the entrance into any of tbe
. public schools of the state of all t-h.l-dret)
rjot prerioutly vaccinated (the ev
ident of which ia shown by the scar),
without prqper vaccination; and it shall
1 the duty (if the teacher or teachers
ju any of (he public schools of the state
of Oregon to satisfy themselves that such
prder has been properly enforced, the
evideuce being a scar, or by a certificate j
of vaccination signed by a reputable
physician." Heretofore it has been op
iiopal with the board of directors of tha
arious schools as to whether or not tbe
vaccination of the pnpils of the district
was optional or compulsory. As amend-
ru, tne taws laid down by the state
uouru oi neaitu leave no choice in be
(natter.
The Turks are slaying Christiana at
Beirut, and the panic ia general. Ad
miral Cotton will laad marines at Bei
rut, il necessary, to protect the live of
Americans. Tie latest move of the
Turks i to fire the forests in which 150,
IXH( Bulgarians have taken refuge.
tlltt lllM.I.,1.. ..-II l.lli..... A .
w m .,. uiiiuui uTM-nirr?. aun i . .
.on Mi.t to ..not tb. .1. i; could iret iintbino . .1.. ir,... I n"w "P sounuiy every
- r - , , . ivi . - o ..v ..nil . tij k.jj '
: until lie tried this
merchant, Hancock, Md
. .St. Helens l'harmacy.
remeuv. it gave
ii
For sale by
15 cents per line.
Relief was ordered for Mrs. William
Hopkins, each in the sum of $20.
The apportionment ol road tuiida for
the various district for the remainder
of the year, will be printed next week.
Court adjourned until riepl. 21st.
The following claims against the
county were allowed, and the clerk or
dered to draw warrants on the general
fund in favor of the following named
persona, and in the sums set opposite
their respective names, as follows:
Western Clay Mig Co, aewer pipe
rd o. $14 80
C H Briggs & Hon, nails for co bds 3 08
1. G. ikstrom road.
Lester Low, chaiuman .
rrank Wikstroui, "
Win Anderson, ax man
I' lll.n r.ul,.....
v .....,..n..,H. ...... " in i , ,. . .
W T Watts survevor 2S tai .. uul'"n came in irom camp
J U EnlUh 7o3? l visi, hie fa.nhy. Hi. w ite u
Charles English, ct.ainman 1 00 ' T" Um:k "
Geo Merrill, chainuian 1 on
Jas Gaittens, chsmmau. 4 00', o. .. Miauahan and daughter,
lius Johnson, shaiiiman 4 oo I'Ula, were the guesti of Mr. and Mrs.
Chas Merrill, axmaii 5 00 iJ Ix,w Saturday and tiuudav.
w I watts, surxeyor 20 00 Albert Wood uaid lloulio.. a .;,
J I) McKay, viewer Wikstrom and j Tuesday, taking Kevs. Vernon and
and tnthsti roads 23 20 llornschuch with him. The litr ......
8t Mary's hospital, cr Wm Botson 43 40 tlemen returned to their respective
Wiu Sutherland, relief of no tielda of labor. kevs V'.r...... ... i
John Gunderson, relief of 16 00 ' iiornschuch have labored hard for the
Kltia Vaublaricoin, relief of 16 oo conversion of the sinner in this valley
Fred Trow, sup. for Jordan 10 (W ! Claude Chamberlain and wif ..,.1
brother, Cloude, are visiting relatives
him iiiin,a,li.i. ..... o" -r i ..,. i n"nia. Bronchitis.
ii ,. at i ' r 'trip prove its mutch mm merit for all
A Hoy Wild Hide for Lit e.
With family around "ipecting him to
die, and a son riding for life, 18 miles,
to get lr. King's .Sew Iiisct.rrrr for
Consumption, Coughs and Colda, W. II.
Brown, of Uesville, Ind., endured
death's agonies from asthma: but this
wonderful niediciii. iivi instant relief
....i i i 7 ...
e wruea: "
liikdit." Like
marvelous cure of ( oiiino.non, I'neu-
longlis, Colils and
Mr. Ueuaon expects his new Iihomhi- ,
live Irom the Kasl simhi, wtu-u he will
comrueiice hauling saw logs. I
Kd Hughes is building a brick flue lu
bis dwelling this week. Me would sug
gest for the salety ol the luwn that oiu- !
eis do likew is. j
The city is full of stranger hunting
busiuers hMstions, and new buildings
are going up on all sides, I
Tbe new dwelllug of Mr. and Mr.
J. il.Coiliii. is near i v completed. V hen
Uuialivd II Will tie au ulim.iiant lu lb
city.
Tne public schools of this phice Ivgun
l.iat weak wan 1.7 pupil the lir.t nay.
Joe Freeman, who lias been in the
huapital ai 1'orlland the paat several
weeks, IS home again, lie anil La to
us cruUhee.
Mr. and Mrs W. II. I'owcll arrived In
from the Nehal.iu last wrek and laid
over one day. Uu r rulay tbey naik a
ride on the Steamer rtaiah 1'ilou to
their bom. al M. Helens,
Clark lisll and a gent.'eitian Irom
I inns) Ivagia, wiule out buggy luting
Moml), luM Willi a tci ioua ai'i nlenl,
Hear Una c.lrX Ihe hotae-Sasitd lu one
side ul tlie load kqd the buggy cam lu
loiiiact wiih a li'e slump, iipavlling
1 lie vehicle and spillhag Unli ineU oul
ir. HaiTwceivel some
mliagtiila.lorftiutisalui si.il u,$iHl
till. I'l'l II,.. .Mill M...H I. i
..."-111.
I ash salary of $18 ami all t.ki,M
h liars and hotel bllli adlaianl r
- r. Ra-ii-iiiv aifH rariiiiai, gftj
lion reference and eiiclna sell fddin.
eneh.i. TIIK ., NATIO.NAL, &
IVarlurn til., Chicage.
sn.l laclllllaa (.(Hal hi aiiji ,ul,l, an. d l-rlo.aii
Na W In, ami I till (. tl la llir iH) Vlaakl)
Hraar sIUri(tleail) hi. atari Hair a.
larrlimi Tha tis Mbe W.iil.1 ao art.,,,,.
lhal bul ru.iall Sail ra.lt) ent.lliail,
lhaii b rvittlns ruitivaiii'S anlnnaa i. tha
italtlir. ail ruin ul ie.ia a ails flan. Id aa.h
Imii. l,y ila rillkirlal malU', arlllae Iriisa
liar! II..H I., .I.lr Th. mil. yii.uMlaliail
r-peelall) (. re,.,l, h .1,. uifl.. . ,a.al .1.1
Il h. ac-f., u .at Ihlr.l (. .k alu Url..
Ikal HO. ion! i, a liawt,t la ,.utar,
til b) II,, .i I llial ll Wrkl!(lllt,l baai,.
uiar l.o,ia )aa, .ulnbr,a. ami U eirrnlaia.1
la all aii.ul iha t e bt.a l.llii.,n,i u n,.,,
Ih lllail ltjlllttiaal,i ...l ..t.i -i....
aiaiii,!ilairiinaiila nl aa-oar .n..i ,..
luauilMif ol ihe laiallf. a.l r ,u.a U..lla pa. ' baracter l.djtiaal rrpulaliva ji,r
iaa. etate (on) in ibi roomy irUirn;
W.llal.,i,.ur,M., A,.W teprreenl and adverlls old ealseinlM
wralihy bu.li.s bona nl .,l!iHM,ti
THE BLADE,
Toledo. Ohio.
The
ATr.I i OlMi Mr.N loststa
im oiiirrnii' rni iwailliill. fin I
Inga In all I v pail in. uis. KiaansaiM,
.li. IsrliiuUia rre.
' I an... a .. I... .--.I ll--:l. I
Mist tt ml Wade, $1.25.
standing, halsi y (31 Ml wrrklv ailkn
priiar. additU.hal, all palahla t. car I
illrert Veijr Wiiliirvalay In in lirW
llces. 1 1 in a, en, caiii. l.rtiai.',
when iimtaMri, llrlrn t.rr.. Carta
srlf-e.fdii aard.cnvi lo. Cukiat,
I' . ai U rn M , t l.lia.i,, 111.
I'mi an Foil to ai).
. von. .an oiiimr rnnir aa a
resull o tin rble pain bolo rr lal
rderii.ia. I ,. i, r... I'.m ta. be, l iver
colnpiali.t R C.,1,,11, ali.ui. Itul
I auks b.Jlir. King s .New l.nr fill, ihrv
pill an i it ii I.. ,, 1, ,rr .,,n.
nut lhou,n.-li. ir ihrni. Ilnla L'.V-
I
't Ml.iilM I la
on tlie g.onnd, ir
brill. ea on hia aide and
other luau a brokru leg.
aru.aiiid the
limraMrrd I.) IheM. H.lrns I I ar m.rv' ""'-""" )
Hi oralilallv.
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II tUHl Uoa
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II lrfi.la.aa Mi,f
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In II. k III. l aVaat
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Mr. McDonald Die Frew Fnl Air
Ia Well A Serleas AceldeuL
arriTt-l ton tats tor last nk.
Again we are ireruiitted to see the face
of Old Sol.
Camp meeting closed Monday evening.
I Mrangers rusticating and enjoving
4 00 our aceuery and uuuiitain air.
0 001 We noticed Al Robinson walking nor
Ibroatand Lung t.oilbb-a. itiarnn'eed
Utiles ;,0c and tl.tK). Trial bottle Iree
al ril. Helens I'liarmacy.
streets Monday.
Gust Gustafson
Columbia
Restaurant
TAYLOR BCILDING,
ST. HELENS, ORECON
MISS l J. CHOI Mi. Proprkrtor.
Beat Meals and I'rom pt Her vice
EVERYTHING
NEAT AND CLEAN
AT THE
Palace Hotel and
Restaurant
Rainier, Oregon
Hear llnli all Hour ilwr-"!
Ins; llie lav. and the .Nraiewi
It ii in a
Mlia. K. HVVKHSOS. Prop alar
r
VV.VVVV
Owl Saloon
1
o c it ti o ii t h it i. y.
M K K T AMiTIIKK
AT I1IK
KNIGHT SHOE CO.
PORTLAND. ORE.
aiaar 'Untax
Wajiojrjr:Sf3rgsis and Bnilt wells
XJoe-l Hliooij on Earth
for th Money.
IT
SORQSIS
' aWJSlalaa.ajataWJ
NotfaiM cava ci Ha trftiva af
ttaai sIkm. ka
ha
in uae ! t
during which time
have la-en sold !
emeily
s been
In tbe mention of fine cattle in tbe
cappoBftt neighborhood last week, Ayr
shire should have been-mtiltroned in
stead of Hereford. "Tlie.. Columbia
county herds will all be represented at
(be state fair.
Fred Stump threshed from eight acre
pf ground, 200 bushels of vetch, for
Which he finds ready ssle at fl.60 per
bushel, or $37.60 per acre, and still some
My there is no money In farming. In
dependence, Enterprise.
Raiuier Burial and Cemetery As-
s'n, pauper burial ground 5 00
IUU(,i 17, aanie
Male vs George Hilt.
J M Blackford, j p
E U Ticbenor. constable
James Rice, witness
Che Lindgren "
Alonzo Jones "
Casper Wilson, "
R 11 Mitchell, sla for sheriff . . .
C H Crocker A Co, ata for clerk .
H Henderson, oost. for clerk an isi i 'ule lor the
R S Haitan, postage lor aheritf . 12 00 i0"0"1
K 11 Milcnell, sU lor
and mend in tbi vicinity this week
Harvey Christiaiison received a se
ver cut on hi baud Wednesday,
caused by that member coming in close
contact with th business side of the
cnt-otT saw of the Kast Fork Manufact
uring company's mill.
William ilereberv and famllv ml
4 oy ! i nomas xuroop a nu lauilly, ol Keaaey,
li 60 e--" ....iiM inn tiij neunesuay en
o) oo;
6 36
1 6o:
1 60 i
1 60
1 601
3 60 l
hopticlii of Clackamas
Chan .
remark b . .ev ...
lor over l nine irura,
inany niillton liotu,.
and used. It has lonir liei-n tbe aiu.i
dard and main reliance in th treatment
of croup in thousand of homes, yet dur
ing all this time no case has ever been
related to the mamifactnrers in which
il failed to itllect a cure. When given
as soon a the child becomei hoarse or
even as nxm as Ihe croupy cough air
pears, it will prevent the attack. It is
pleasant to lake, many children like it.
It contain no opium 'or oilier harmful
substance and may be given as emit
dentlyuia baby as to an adult. For
sale by Kt. Helen I'liarmacy.
Baiak I'.airriikaa, PROPRIETORS
-duly Hi beat nl-
Liprs and Cinars Kept in Stock
CYRUS NOBLE
Ami olhar iHirmlar l,rai,. ol whi.klri
atoaj. lu atiH k.
WEINHARD'S BEER
on (IrsuKhi,
"Tom Benton" Cigars.
Alt th latent nwrr(trind u(hr mi-
uiii oriiifrii.
Ha jnat receive. I a large invoice uf
9
iAA
Nothing hag ever equalled it
Nothing can ever surpass it
Dr. King's
flow Discovery
I1.M
A Perfect
Cure:
Money kawk If It raNs.
hi
For All Throat and
Lung Troubles.
Trial BetHs free.
heriff
Oregon Mist, teachers ex. notice
and stationery for superintend.,
R il Mitchell, sta for clerk
1 li Copelaud, sta and postage . . . .
Joe Hall, cleaning court house. . .
Ida L. Morgan, wk in elk's otiice. .
W T Watts, restoring gov't cor
ner and rec roads
Geo W Grant, sun r d No. 1
T E Grewell, sup. r d No. 'i
o u Clark, sup r a Ho. 3
H Kcbinitt, sup rd No4
J f Archibald, sun r d No 6
R N Love ace, sup r d No B
C M Graham, sup r d o II
John Boxler, sup r d o Vi
O H Wilson, sup r d tin 13
C Keasey, luru for bridge. . . .
C W Melliiiger, sup r d S M
v uueeiey. sun r u Ao 15 . ..
I Ex. of W Crissey, insane.
I 8 1' Ballard Jp......
: A I. l'arker, cont table. . ,
C L Hatheld, med ex
Esther Coulter, witness
J C Coulter, witness
, T B Llenslow, witne .
I K Ross, ex J 1' Welch, insane.'.
inquest on
7 60 Those leavm? later in the week for
i the hopbelds are: Frank Trucy and
6 25 "'e, Mrs. Ida Melliiiger, Mrs. Wilkin-
10 26 ' on and daughter, Klu.a, George Hitts
11 il and lamily, Mr. 11. Redmond, Will
I 00 I Woods and family, i.nd Vernouia'i ho-
78 76 I tel hostess, Mrs. Redmond.
I Thomas Adams moved tbe family and
... , nuutcumu gouua oi airs, tine Vanblari
... HO 00 com Irom this place to lioultou Thurs
"' f. ,d' . '.ihe '.",ler lo Houlton to
' " S 2? i M:"001 uaughters. Veruonia'a loss
. . A 76 j is Houitou's gain.
" ' ?J I 8uasrvisor J. 1. Hheeley, of road di-
a ' . : tncl jo. 16, has a lorce ol men at work i
" ' ai I "pairing the Taylor blidge, placing ce- tt
...11 0 A. lianta n nil., .lu. u........i ;7 i"
37 60 . .i m . -Fr"""1-"" i" piace
i K7 ' ",e 8r ol,e" P'n tuer' I yr ago by
i? 60 ! t'0MlriM:U"' vidoii, of l'ortland.
... 30 00 j Thoe passing through town with luin
I ber thu week were Guat iiuit and Omar
. .. 6 80 I rihanahan, which goe to show tlmt the
. .. 3 U0 I fiebaleuiile are beut on improving
. . . 6 00 ! tbeir back wood ranches, although there
. . . 1 00 ! ' no immediate proapeel of a railioad.
' Thursday a Mear. Ambrose and
1 Nl lattat kwlialtKlaas.al . t. II.. . ,m.
" r- ( .j.m.. aiu, v vlimuil jMiioincf, I
" I WCIf ajiajtfRllllC I1IS9 UfULI II Ll II Iflllst I J if
PITTSBURG RISIBLE TYPEWRITER
THE 0M,Y l'Kltl'KCT WIIITINO JIAOHINK NAIIK
7
ITHE NEW YORK STORE
at,
g Dry C.ofxls, Groceries, Hoots. Shoes, lite.
B H. MOSGUB,
p VmHr iJuililiuj,', Main Stroct, St. Hcle nit, Oregon.
Summer Goods, Shoes,
,TP Own a Hoiaa.
'1'noaaa
lOfflce, Ifonii4U
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m 1 is ?e.totOJTtJ
unknown man (..und in 1 IZL ".i.L Zl" . V" r
?.'."Vf 1?:!7.r ,,.'''". CUy. J lor i1,r MnM. Tto 2 3u
- .nu ,i ig a,avc'...-.
W W lilakesley, digging grave. .
K Blakeaiey, digging grave
u n uuiiie, coin n
W Miickle, ten in hire
II 1' WatkiiiH, acting coroner
Hen Meyers, juror
O AA 1 i.i re, ....
0 siTiueni. i ne engine w as on a wagon,
j! 60 and while ciming arouun Cape horn the
1 60 driver, Ambrose, tell on" the wagon on
3 00 ; to one ol the horse' bucks, and was
4 00 kicked over the grade, receiving teveral
6 0 severe hiuise. (just wns acting as
I b0 (jral eman and nhcu liie d.ivt-i iell.
The writing i In plain viewft
of the operator all the time W
simplest and strongest con '
truction, rapid action, ev
ouch adapted to all kind ofa.
work bet for tabulating snd
invoice work naiveiaal key
board removabi type actiimp
Instantly cleaned. ?
Trrbla the life of any otheri
machine for g.iod clean worka
Theodore S. Thomson, Dentist,
Information and Appointments by Mail.
Rooms 50 ami l , Washli.gtuii Illd., Rotilheast eortier Waili.Jand 4tli HW
PORTLAND, OREGON.
Take Klnvator to Fifth Flisir.
The Mist and The Oreonian,
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
Monmouth Oregon
Training Hcho.il lor lc!ii.rs' courses
arranged especially for training teacher
lor all bran, hea ol the profession. Mo t
approved method for graded and tni-
"'!' '.' '.rk tH"ht 1,1 awMunl district
chool. 1 1, , ml fltr KrttlmUm ,,,
this school as teachers far exceed tbn
uppy. The training denartmeni..
( a nine irrmln nil 111. n
aW
which coiiHists
4
The Pittsburg Writing Machine Company
20H W.W.1 Htivct. ....
' a il i nil ill L' i ii.
l ...i i...i ".- "iin
In .11 a r'"'"1"" 'quipped
, in all It. branche., Inclmling Hl.'vd Mu
( c, Drawing and f'hvslcnl tialning. The
! Nor 1 wuriw la the bent and quickest
way to a Htale ccrtincale. F?l tern
'.:,.r",l't- '"rcal..g.morl, -
. -. .....iiun, ninirena
1
or J,
I'.. I). HKHNI.MH, I'lealdmit,
. V. UUTI.KU. Hevmury.