The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913, November 02, 1906, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextIi t nn at. fe IK' tss .... r.,,..m Talk to Rom, Columbia County Hunk, Mm. A. J. Iteming ml dauulitcr wore Iratila pasaenijcrt lor I'ortland on Mutt- ilny laat. Mr. C. II. John ! Mm. lMwin Kom liMik tha Iralila lor TortUntl on Monday. Mrs. John's alsur, Mr. Win. Muckle, of Rainier, I In the hospital In l'or timid, mtl Mr. Rom got to nurae her. Mist May Cluluiem, ol Portland, visit ed friend In thli city llili week. Mr. and Mr. W. II. Downing visited with Mr. and Mr. 8. A. Mile tliit week. Mr. Henry Bushman and family are gain In SI. Helen. The baby I very tick and they found It n tee wary to move here, to tha doctor could give It doner attention. The Miar office turned out a ntituM of pretty souvenir pott card this week, with the picture of the new court house on thciii. Oitlmo cigar ; two for twenty-five ct. leaders In qnallty. Wrlnn Una. Harry llnglie left here laat week for Mtrlla, Wash, Ik lore going lie requested tin to make mention of the fact tint two of St. Helen best cllUens were about to leave, laid cltlteiit Mx ItltnaeM and HtxU Water, alia Urr Hecr Joe. I'ourteen wen from Seattle are shoot Ing duck a few mile above here on Sauvlet Uland. They have built them a house Hut I aaid to have coat In the neighborhood of ltW, pay 2W rent, hire two watchmen, and have to come all the way from Seattle to ibooL Would'nt It be too bad If they thould make the reputation of the "No !u:k Club" look like thirty ceut.f American and 8lnrcrida.l clars, tlx leader In high grade good. Decker', St. Helen. A youngatcf walked Into thi office the other day, walked up to the g aaollue en (floe, aaw tltc (team coming out of the water tank and aaid: "Oh, that thing') the wok alack, ain't It?" Then he wanted to know where the boiler w. A.kcl if we were troubled much by type lice and could they Wle? Nest he watched the ob press being fed, w a heel fel on the roller and remarked, "Ob, you gt her all fancied up, did'nl youf Hon and light wagon for aale, or to tiada lor lieef cattle. A gomt bargain will be given. Inquire at the meat market. St. Helen. The funeral ol Samuel Hogg held at lloulton last HumUy afternoon. nler the autptcr ol Houllou M No. I. O. 0. V, Hogg was a brakeman on a logging train at Oak I'oiut, and the train ran over him, culling one ol hit arm oH and Wily mangling him. He did on lite atcamrr HaMaloal 2:30 Sat urday, while on hi way lo I'ortland. The body wa taken on lo I'ortland and cparcd lor burial at the undertaker' in lhat city, and brought back to lloullon by a committee ol Odd I'ellow on Ihe altcmoon train Sunday. The burial was In the I. O. O. V, cemetery at Varren. Mr. Hogg w i year of age, and a native ol N. C. He bad many friends in Oregon, principally at Oregon City, where he resided lor aome time. His only relative around here wa Mr. Cha. Morris, of Houlton, hi aecond cou.in. CoMMKRClAi, ACCofNT--V are glad lo open checking account with Individ ual, firm, octelle. corporation, and hiuks. and iv carelul and iirotnpt alien- tinn to all business, whether large or mall. Columbia County llank. Mia Maud linker, ol Portland, vl.iled at home In thi city but Sunday. The neat regular term of county court meet her the 17lh of Ihi month. The roof ol the court houe will oon be on. Theo.lorerUrr.ol Salem, i doing the tinning and plumbing. i v iii.k 1 awav thi week visiting her uiother. Hack week bring' u new debitor, Columbia County llank. A new company i a 10 eM"nce .hipping Ilea Irom here. A good many Hums id have lcn ahlpjied Irom here i- .1.. and it i aaid that twice ... , - v a many will be slilppeii vcar. Tim I Mosnv-And yon aave time ,.. .bt,, the Multnomah ' when you i in Portland. Leave St. Il.lru.at7 a. in. Reaches Portland at in. ... .mart home at 2:30 p have plenty ol time to do your .hopping. Mlaae. Urnc and llcrth bopping In Portland lat week, v.. ,rl White I'lvmouth rooater. lor aale. Inqulr at thi. office. in., it,-l Hatun wa vliitorto Portland hurt Saturday. Syrup ol White Tine and Tar. the old t!l,le eouirh remedy. For aale by A.J. Iteming, druggi.t. ..... an.. n..!,V and Mia Hdua Ilnr- rlt were visiting In Portland thi week. Anolv to M K. Klllott, Yankton, Oregon One m.it wa. painfully ftijarl and another fatally , wcMenl llmt curred In the Columbia City logging camp ,t Tuesday, h K-eui. that one of the company', euglnr. , .umllii on the Iratk near the me. house, ami YANKTON. Mr. and Mr, "cha. Tarbell visited their on, A, II, Tarbell, at Warren Monday, (eo. white and G. D. Bonney .pent a he other engine wa couilng down from ' couple of day. on Bunker Hill laat week, Hi wool, bringing one cnrand the crew ' hunting. ...ij, ,rn, ,.r unj Kumm IIU rll.. u .i tl - the engineer wa. unable to control the ble. where .he will .pend the winter with raglm bearing thecrew .ud it ran away. Mr.. Jud, TrumanV M.t of the men lumped from the car lu . ..... ..g throng., . .mall cut among M,Lnl Saturday night, Aov. 3. Mr k i i 1 1 . A good program i being prepared and a Mr . Roger, mied hi. loo Ing ,K, Mtw k down,..rk n,x,n which , , t 8oVlo ,h.rp. ZL, M wliilc going through a miull cut, mem Kalpn Koger, a reii1rnt of county and fell m lie tried lo (inn p. One ol hi arm. went under thi) wheel, and wa. nevered imt lielow the .lioulder, licidc which he uffered itvere bruiw. on hi. head. Al bert Kunell .tillered a painful gauli in the leg. Koger. wa taken to the hot pital in Portland, but new.wa. received here of hi death Wednesday. The caie of lllaucbard v. Diliblce will be argued in the circuit court Saturday, and a prompt deciaion rendered. It i probable, whoever win, that the caw will be taken to the .uprcme court, in order that It maybe thoroughly tried and forever irtlled. While only two cou- tetaut. arc involved the cac concern II who purchased in the old Fox town iite, Rainier, and the remit will tie awaited with iulerctt, I have money to loan on approved real ctatc Kcuritv. IV. H.I'OWKM., SL Helen., Oregon . .- ' IB cent. in the next were Rock Taints, Etc., Groceries. Etc., Feed, Etc. All Guaranteed. Etc. 51. C. OKAY. County teacher", institute commenced here lal VcdeJay with an attendance of over filly leachcr. Several well known Instructor from different tart, of the Slate are lireacot, Including 8upt. I.. R Tr.vrr l the Pendleton achooU; lr. II. I. Sheldon, ol Ihe Uuiveruty of Ore gon, and C. II. Jone. etlluw of the Ore gon Teacher Monthly. The inttitule will laat three day Wedneauay, dav and Krlday-and all the puiuic acbool in the county are required lo luac during thi period. Caiit. t'.ooil ha ut in an apparatu on hi land next to Muckle' dock, wlureoy lie can hoit Ihe proKllor of hi boat- out ol the uater and fix them, without the trouble and expcneof taking them to Portland. t . r.,n u ii.l.l ho wa cnt to the nunc AylHin ai oaicni a .. .... . . Ml .....I 1,1 1. In. ago, olcl uci. so. e I"" buried at Salem. Mr. and Mra. J. H. Collin, former roiilcnt. ol thi place, but now ol Ut kauie, were In town Ihi week vUitiug friend and attending Ihe liwtitute. The work of .urvcying tlie new log ging railroad i. being puhel rapidly. i i. thought that it will come out omc- .,,r. nrar here, probably aiiove town Ma.trri ho aaid that he iutcn.l to 1IAI.MKK. aaayyVVVVVVVVyVVVI(WyVVVVy c. p. .bishop Porthuid'ri Clothier Mr. . a a ... l.H I.Vin mavitia nrn us biiuii s f"- at thi place. Now that the loggiug road it to be mil in here, all we unlit i. a mill, .,! the rmwiwct for thiitecin very brlulit. H thi old town nhould wake up ii -ill aooner or later it wake up lo uch an extent that ii oio friend wouldn't recognite it. lloru To the wife ol Axel Chcllierg, ol Warren, Oct. 2H, UWil, a daughter. 1rtA Llcwellen Seller, with .trap around neck, white dog with black ear and black pot on each ide. Any Information will be received ai una dec. A quiet wedding took place at the rei- denee of Mr. and Mr. n. j"--. - .....ii- n,...,.i nn Monday evening, u". " . t!..i, and yi, naai, wucm iw." r,"--- p t tninnln were united HI marr,Bv .. ...,-r--- - , kt a .?so ilia bride anu arooiu .. .i..n. l, i be nreence of a relative, the patior oi church performed the ceremony, aupper in tin. iiininir room, receiving congratulation. Mr. and Jlr. wn.,raa left on the evening ... I'ortland. They will relde at Rainier. The granger don't want to forget that Pomona meet at ier mam. imbiv. Nov. 3. An interesting and in structive eion 1 assured. Mr. Ora Pawell returned Tuesday eve ning Irom a week'a busiue. trip to New oort. Me. W. B. IMIlard oald a bu.lnew vi.it to Portland Tuesday. w ir .ml Ora Powell were nicpi... Portland visitor last Wednesday. Mlaa Lucv Demuier, who ho been vUlttng with Mr. W. B. Dillard lor ome Iro Sieltcrt, Iwlter known a Leo Sy nion, wa. iimtiinlly killed last Monday at 2 p. m., by being thrown from a .wing in which he was .winging oil a lot near the school playground, Just on the bank of a bluff. The swing broke and I,co fell a distance of 20 feet, striking bis bead on a stringer for Rockev's road. iA) was raised by Julice Syinoin and wife a their son, having been given into their charge by hi mother, who i a re Idenl of Portland, when he wa about two year old. He was a bright and in dustrious pupil and well liked by hi teachers and schoolmates. The luneral service was held at the Odd I'ellows Hall in this city last Wednesday. Kills & Lee, of this city, are making all arrangements for the construction of a new dock in the rear of their properly on Water street. They are having the piling cut and the lumber has been pur chased, and building operations will be commenced as soon as possible, as the dock is to be fini.lied by the first day of January. 11107. It will lie l-'iO feet on the water front and extend back sixty feet One great benefit in connection with this new enterprise is that the dock will have about twentv-two feet of water at the lowest tide. Henry Wilson, of the firm of Wilson Ilro., of Oakland, Cal., has been in our City for several days, purchasing a cargo of luutlier for the steamship Svea. She will be in port one week from yesterday and will take about HOO.000 for Ihe lirm s yard at Oakland. He is also buying car goes lor the schooner Henry Vilon and A. B. Johnson, which are under the con trol of thi firm. Mr. Wilson also ex pects to do business in Rainier during the winter. The Independent Telephone Co. of thi city i preparing a telephone direc tory, containing the name of all sub scrilier to their phones. It will he ready for distribution in a short time, and will be the first work of its kind ever pub lished in Columbia county. The mechan ical work is being done at the Review ollice, and it will be a crediUble and utrlul publication. Mrs. C. I. Hooghkirk, Grand Chief of the Rathboiie Sisters, returned Saturday u.i (root an official tour in ihe interest of that r.ijidly growing organization. She visited Corvallis on her trip and re ports that Rainier's delegation at Ihe Ag ricultural College is studying in a way that will eventually reflect credit on their home loan. Rainier is credited with about five students at the A. C. Mrs. Mamie Lucas, daughter of Mr. ami Mrs. Wm. Simmon, was lancn 10 the hospital in Portland last Tuesday evening. She has been quite seriously sick for several weeks. Her husband, mother, aud sister accompauied her. Mr. A. L. Clark, while at work on J. C. Kilbv' residence, on Tuesday last, fell from a scaffold a distance of twelve . .,,.1 out imiir a severe II ish ill his bead. Died In Rainier, on Tuesday night last, of pneumonia, the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Berg, aged two months. f-inuknnie ami Rainier Hives, Ladies of the Macciiliees, participated in tne ulcr-state drill of that order at Kelso on Tuesday lust, Clntskanie Hive securing the priic. a beautiful silver cup. fmmm 'iXt, $ L STATE BANK OF KAINIER RAINIER, ORE. CAPITAL $as,oo Four per cent interest paid . on saving deposit. Interest compounded semi-annnally, , March 1 and September 1. V. B. LOTTMAN, Cashir Collections Made : Draft Isaued 0 ci 01 ST. HELENS BARBERSHOP! D. P. HEELER, Prop. CLEANLINESS SANITATION NEATNESS ! Hair trimming neatly done a At ) me old stand, bt. Helen s m I ROBERTS BROS, j 3 BUTCHERS Kuril Free Delivery. On'i-r by mail for choice ii'.ci.ts promptly attended. ORE K HOULTON -: I kuaV L.AiriraVfVji A sfb afh a iOCtlS U nvj.11 'iruiii uj lijiu-iz vi ' vj f-vrhisirr, rlvsvJn.s and an unusual I if. clever stiIing and jitlin'Jthat gires the I wearer a distinctively replied air AAAAA-UAVVW 87 Third Street ASMMAAAAAAA kAAAAAAAAAA' BARGAIN! Seventy acres in Itulch Canyon. Over fortv acres in crop. 1000 conls ol wood on uncleared land. One hundred bear ing truit trees mainly Northern Spy ap ples and Bartlelt pears. House cost over JtfJO. Barn cost over flOO. A cement root and fruit cellar that could not be built for less than 400. Horse power in the barn for cutting (odder. Hay baler, fanning mill and bay rack go with the place. Good fences." Scappoose creek runs through the place and a portion of it is easily irrigated. Scappoose station two and one half milef. Three mile to steamboat landing ; good road ; rural free deliverv. .Apply to the proprietor on the premises, or to E. If. Flagg, St. Helen. FRANK KELLER, Scappoose, Or. VEKMOXIA. Parmely.of Orealiam, wSs 1 t,n0, returned to her home In Portland ML. f lllu In St. Helen. Sunday vi.ltlng friends, Pure bred White Plymouth Rock rooater. for wle. Inquire at thi office. The new Iralda will won he on the route and will prove to lie one of the ,o,t comforlabl. and rapid panger boat, on the Columbia River, will, fine cabin, lor ladle, and gentlemen, and every convenience that money and pain, could aeeure. She will be tqulwed M n i thus saving a great deal ol time and making the trip between here and Portland aomewhat .horter. We carry the finest line of confection. to be found In Columbia County, goods fresh and pure and sold nt most reasonable rate. Decker., ... it.. B,.t...n visited St. Helen. JTOFs fcStBU WW last Wednesday. All the St. Sflnday Mr. Joe Holladay, ol Deer Island, was in town Wednesday. , Mr. Fran. Boesel, ol Warren, paid a ili to St. Helens this week. .... ii n riiff and children visited '..d.,v wilh Mrs. W. F. Mag ill, ol UTV w i Mr. A. L. Stone visited Portland Wed nesday, , wm. . accompanied by her ,. i. ..i.:,l.,a llnroiu ivuns, son vecu, i vh"h Gresham, thi week. State School Superintendent J. H. Ackenuan lectured in St. Helen. Thurs day evening. Dr. C. L. Hatfield, of Vernonla. was a caller at thi offica Thurd.y. T. M. North, of Kist, brought down a load of werchandiae from uuxton lor it. Ii. Downing, on Wednesday of last week. l,.iin Vaultlaricom. of Portland, lias been culling on friends and relative in durinit the week. Ho took them all by surprise. John Sweatman, ol Dundee, .pent a few days of last week In the valley, visit ing with the Bakers and looking alter a claim up Rock creek in which "e to rested. Ur Mver and children, who had bejn in Portland visiting the home (oiks for a week, returned Tluirsdny last. Tin, ,bnol literary society wa reor- ganixed last Friday by the election of Irene Duggln., rres.; nun Ylce Pre., s Margaret Bynon, Sec. Mies Grace Brown went to St. Helen Tuesday lo attend the teacher's institute, which i In session there tins wee. . Hatfield Intended to go, but at the last could find no way out, o had to remniu at home; but a. the law provide that nil school shall close during county In stitute, h nd tier pupu w "- pelledto have a vacation uiose wiree days. ti. railroad meeting lat Saturday wa not largely attended, but there wa a great deal of enthusiasm and qnito ft hopclul aplrlt among iuoso wu - tend. Tha suD-commmee luumnw.. report that It had .cured bon.l for deed for most of ihe right-of-way and made definite, and as it thinks, just of i.... ,.. ilm balance. The report w accepted and tno general coi....- i structed to turn over the bond secured ....i ,i.. mntractlo the railroad company HUU .. . .r I... at once R. Setemnn went oni nio.iu.. ns the representative ol the committee, to carry out the wishes ol the ubscrib cfs While there Is still some work for the railroad committee to do, thi prac tically completes our part in securing a railroad lor tha Nshalam. The second of tho choius of wedding bells due among our Nehalrm yon? people, rang out nl Ihe retidiiuc of John Smith, up the river sw mile Wed nesday, tkt. 2Hb, in Ihcmnrriasv oi ni I...,. i;...o i('lini. J. IL'iiinmn, f Portland. Itev. A. E. M.vcrs tnd the . Is which made the twain one. oniv a few friends and neighbors bad been in vited. Dinner was served immediately uf the marriage ceremony. Hie younk couple will make their future home in iu Portland. exir There will be ft special school meeting ... ,i.. ...iw.l Ii.iiibp next Saturday at 1 p. m. The object as stated in tliej noiices. 1 to elect a clerk to fill the va canry caused by C. A. Malint-teni'e re moval Irom the district, audio vote on ihe question as to whether pupils 'rol outside districts thall 1 admitted, and if so. to vote to lew a tax lo purchase seats to accomniodnle them. A the matter now stand the district has twenty seats; there are just twenty pu pils to 611 them, and there are some tew or twelve appncam. from outside districts. As the question is of considerable importance to the pa trons of the school, and especially to the texpayers, the meeting should attended. SCHOOL REPORT. Tim first month ol school at Yankton closed last Friday. There are 33 pupils enrolled. Average attendance for the montn 28 2 3 The folbwing pupils were :.i.. nl,uii nor tardv during the mouth : May Vincent, Ruth Sinter, Ulnh Bon nev, Nellie Slater, l)tlie Holstein, Bcr nice Rathbun, Haxcl Bonney, Chester Brinn, Lester Steward, Oiville llrinn, Georgo Rathbnn, Seth Brinn, Jesse Stewart. All grades are doing good work L. S. FRAKES, 352 MORRISON ST.. PORTLAND, OREGON DES1CSERS OF 3 FINE MILLINERY- PH NE PACIFIC 348 SPECIAL HATS MADE TO ORDER Columbia County People are especially invited to Call and Inspect, FflR PORTLAND DAILY Steamer Iralda C. . Hooghkirk. Matter. RAILROAD T1MK. Leave Kuliiior daily (exeei.1 Sunrtay) for Port- Inml, UA. N.. ileparunu Iron, M. Helens a. eUM'k. Kcinrninir. lesve i untauu m . rnving at tt. Hclenit ai :v. Passp.ntTP.rs anil Fast FrfiiaM. PORTLAND LA.NDLNU. TAYCOK ST be 2 TRAINS DAILY 2 TO DULUTU MINNEAPOLIS ST. PAUL DKXVKK-I.INft'l.N-OMAHA KANSAS UTV ST. I oi ls THE EAST 0, The Regular Yellowstone Tark Route Via Livingston and Gardiner Gateway, the Government Official Entrance to the Park. SEASON JUNE I TO SEPT. 20. SEE EUROPE IF YOU WILL, BUT SEE AMERICA FIRST START RIGHT. SEE YELOWSTONE PARK NATURES GREATEST WONDERLAND PARTICULARS AT 255 MORRISON STREET A. D. CHARLTON Assistant Geueral Passenger Agent Portland Oregon Department of the Interior. Land Office al Poriland. Oiegon. Sept. . W. Nutiro t herebv Kiven Ihut the followlnc unnl Mlller has tiled notice of hla Intention to make tiniil primf in BUplxirt of hfot claim, sart hut mini priml wm lie miwie nen.re.nv q(iii" ml Kieiver, ai loniaiiu, "iw"", " :wt. via: John H. lnem-her, H. E. No. 1AM for the S ! j SK it E SW i ol See. 2. T 4 He numes me loiioninir wuntira .. i. .iiiiuiioiis roiileuee unon and eultiTaiioa of said land, vi: Samuel P. Ballard, of Pilla- liunr, Oretou: Jay tmriraw, oi uragn. w son; Henrv lilahn, ol Vernouia, Oregon; Usnrr Hoteukiss, 01 AlioaKa. urwou. AUiERNON S. DRESSER. Keaister. EFF1E FITZGERALP, Teacher. KILLthb COUGH j AND CURE THE LUIa w,TH Dr. King's Nov Discovery forC rONSUMPTION 0UGH8 anfl JOLDS Price B0oi$1.00 Free Trial. Surest and Quickest Dure lor all THROAT and LUNG TEOUB UBS, or MONEY BACK. SIMMOSS. In the Circuit Court of the Stale of Oregon for the Countv of Columbia llohert 1). SlKKlei1, ilaiulliV, vs. Ella U. Stal.ler, defeiidnut: To Klla u. Staliler. ik-fendaiil alive named: 111 the name of the Slnlo of Orvson vou are heretiy rroulred lo appearand answer the eorn iilaim tiled airaiiist you In the almve entitled ranno on or before the lust day of publication of this mimiions aa herein jirovlded. lowil, tlie h dny of Novemlier, l'.HJi, and it you fall lo so answer fur wain thereof ihe plaiiititV will applv to the court fo- tho relief demanded iu s.ild complaint; towlt: for a decree of said court dia solviuii Hie lioiida of matrimony nw existing between vours.cH nod Ihe idalntln". This summons is published by the order of Thomas A. Metlrlde. Judge of thealxive eutitlwl court, ma.'e on the anih day of September, UMo, in and hv which order il is adjudged and or. dered lhat this summons bo imhlisl eil once a week for six consecutive ms m ine uo-kihi Mist, a newspaper published in Ihe city of St. it. .'.iimiitiia Coiintv. state of OrcKou. Ihe date of the tirst luldleailon of tliis notice is ihe Sth dav of Si.ptc'mher. Hum, aud the duty of the last publication of said notice Is November uui i..!1 VIIWAItl) T. TAIitiAKT. Attorney for Plaint. II' Buy on Creshtt this $60 Machine for $25 FREIGHT KHU& WBaSn'S: 83S .,i,ni. ilmihlo feed. self. thraadlng shntile: has sutomailc bobbin winder and other latest improve ments. This Is the AN ri TRU8T MA0111NK. Ills th same machine agents are asking you tor. All attachments go with each machine, oum . ...h and 18 monthly. BavurtM Furntlure Company llTIFlr.t. WETLAND. OK- NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT- v- to l..,p..l,v urtviin. That tha under- , . ..... ......;... .ii ii, u I., win mid Testament and estate of '.ephauliih Itryant, de cenmid. nave tiled our llniil account in tlie of I flee ol, he County Clerk of Columbia County n,l i hi llouiirii i C countv t ours na: .' 1 I... 11,11. ,t.u ..f K,., Un,l,n, apiMlllllCit PHUininj. . i ...---i i ii iiuvi nt tho hour of 11 o clock, in the forenoon nt the County Courthouse, in the city of St. Helens, in said Columbia County. na the time nun pnice ir iicnnnK t iiiraiiim. in said tluiil account nnd for the seltleint iit "'liatcd'at St- Helens. Oregon, this Oct. 9h. 1 110 1IAKKY H . 5ICUU.AL.U. F. C. WlllTTKN. Gacvumrs ol the said estate 6. II. CIIU'llKK. Allorncv for exeetilois. - DISSOLUTION NOTICE. The partnership heictoforo cxlstlim under inn nrin niiuiti iu ui.. v , ... is dissolved by mutual consent, fc. 11. t.irt i i.... H.i,..uu.t Mr ttotieV S illtfirost. aili assumed all debts and obligations due by anid linn. All aeeouuta uuetue nrin are mo propc tjr of Mr. Ulriy. bt. Helena, October 10, 1C. E. 11. GIRTY, O.C. ROBEV. OREGON Shout xine AND UNioiH Pacific lINlilN DKI'OT. Leaves X0T1CE FUR PUBLICATION. R STORIA & COLUMBIA RIYER fi RAILROAD COMPANY. DAILY. r. at. 1:00 S OS S 2P S S8 S 44 S 50 S 6 I 08 t 19 S7 10 00 10 08 10 M 10 SO STATION S 00 OS 4 S 18 .l s as M.r S 10 56.9 S M.I! 10 00 1 10 68.4( to it iTi'.ai 10 M 78 7 10 97 M S 11 05 M S ....Gobi .. Rainier. ... Pyramid... QulncT .... .. Clatskani.. .. Marshland.. .. Weatpott... .... CUfton.... ....Knappa.. ... Svanson.. 11 IS 8S.4U...John Day... 11 80 ;08.s" Ar. Astoria .Lv BBAawr DAILV. m . A. St. V io S I w ID t s u its 1 17 ta 1 17 TN SO T 02 tSS St TIT S St TM 111 to ttt IM 7 IS) r t a n All trains msk elosa eannsetlons at Gobi with Northern Facltto Ualus to and from thai East an Sound points. At Portland with all tralna lcannf Cnlan dapot. At Astoria with 1. R. N. Co.'s boat and rail Uns and Btaaaiar T. J. Potter to and Irosa Ilwaeo and.MsrlB Beach points. Fasnnsert for Astoria or war points must 1st trains it Houlton. Trams will sup to is i 'ngeri off at Uoulttm when coming iroi astofOobl. J. . 1HT, - Oan. Faaa. Aat.. AHorla I ipolats Arrives. STiB P. M Dally. Hail;. Daily. tlTc'.VtU)-POKTLAM 9:13 A. M SI'Ki'lAI. for Ihe Eat I pally. via lliintmirton. H srtlKANK Kl.Y K R, :1S P. M. 8:00 A. M. or Kastern asnina-i ii. Walla Walla, lw-: Iston, Coeur d'Alened mill ureal ronneru' pultits. t! ATLANTIC KXI'KKSS for the East via llunt-jj ineton. . li ,'i P. M. 7:li A. al Dally. 1 Daily. Lower Columbia River. Steamer Hassalo leaves Portland dully, except Sllllilav. Ill 8;CW p. in. oniuiimy u.uo . in Atnrin fl:i.l way Itiniliiiirs. Keturuipi; leaves Astoria nt 7:00 a. m. dally, except Sundry. A. L. CRAIG, General Passeuircr Aitcnt, FOKTLAND Ore. KSTARl.lSllKD 1' S J0HN A. BECK DEALER IN Watches, Diamonds, Silverware, JEWELRY.... Repairing a Specialty. Aider Street. Bet. Front aV First. PORTtAK h. noRaus; ST. HELENS Carries a Complete Line ol Groceries Dry Goods Hardware Crockery Flour and Feed Hay Notions Candies Stationery Fancy Goods In fact, everything usually kept in firs class General Merchandise Store. My prices will be found as reasonable as any store in Columbia County. Vour trad) solicited. , t ... I.