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St. Helens Mist (uuitfiad 1881 Im-J fr'rU' tr fl,, Mit Publishing Lompiny j . ! rlaa t r January HI. . , H.llil lli-lrna. Ori-ldU ""' '"" , Kl .. n Ik Jill. IV. fil l, n llTIN K TK H.AU . Klllll - .7A . i. ..nlliif r !, iiimle kiuiwil on I run III'"' County Official 1 a per It is tin"' lor pL'opIo Id ln'Rin 10 tnil'K a 1 1 n.".- i i, rtlii' iit iin:iri'H un only a few nonth nwnv. May 1'Jlt. At l.it tiiiu' thi- parties will riorni- .1...... .. r.,li,hit. fill t)li ..,.... .u.ntilu titkit ttiinrir various Mi.' . -'""j slices, and there is already Home en-dilation as t who the camli j'ati'i will h'. The Democratic party i. 't has been for yearn 'n this state, united, and will nominate a ticket that a large .rii'-n of the Uepuhlican party nil! Mini'ort. regardless of the t tM t put in the field hy the Ke pultuns. The Wejublir..n party ii faring a crisis. It is in a posi tion w hi-re it is necessary for a love feast of some kind to he held that the warring factions can ;j,.t tutfether. Unless something jf the kind is done, there will he the Democrats will Ret all the ch if oll'u-i-s, m they have now. Several names have been men- ti'ir.i'il fur the elliee oi urmeu Sia'.e-i Senator, lor instance; rr.mtf them U injf Johnatl.an Bourne, C W. Fulton and lan J. Malarkey. Hot h Mr. I'.oiirne and Mr. I'ultnn have served the state in thh caimcity before and both are nun of recognized ability. Mr. H'Hirne hail quite a record ..L.' .il ., !,.. niitlii.t- lf tlw niMH -III' M .1 Ill" IIUlll"! parcels i n.-t law, and in the mat ter of building roads. He is now making a campaign n the line of Kuoil roads and will make a very formidable opponent for any one u ho seeks the republi can nomination. He al.to has S'iiih' vi ry bitter enemies who would not vote for him under : I . . ! . .... any coiisiueraiion. ia u loum i of fact l.e could not come within a mil;- of defeating Senator Chamberlain, who will be the Democratic nominee. Senator Fulton is recognized as one of the leading statesmen in the I'nited States. As to his ability and standing with the leading men of the nation there is no dispute. He was a valuable man for Ore Ron and the west. He is per sonally a clean man and a good one, but with all the kchhI things to he said about him he is in what is known as the impossible c!as, and he could come no nearer to being elected than Could Jonathan Bourne. Hoth of these men have been in the game too hu e; to he considered. Dan Malarkey is well known through out the state, having been in state politics for several years, hat not so prominent as either of the other two. His capabilities are beyond question. He is one of the leading lawyers on the Pacific coast He is beyond criti cism in his private and political life. He is young and industri ous. He knows the needs of the state. He would be a power in the I 'nited States Senate and the People of the state would proba bly elect him should he receive the nomination. During the last national campaign all three of these men stood with the Repub lican party, although Mr. Bourne and Mr. Malarkey were in favor of a more progressive policy in that party than was adopted. Mr. Fulton has always been a Republican and stood with the tlil party for everything it stood for. There is no denying the fact that if the Republican party expects to win at the coming flections it must become pro gressive; that is, it must reach up some of the1 policies advocated bu tt,a ...I J iJ ow called Progressive party. It can not live and have a chance to win on the old stand pat policy here tofore followed. The time has come when the people are de mandii.g some changes and it is up to the Republican pa-ty to nominate men who are in sym pathy with the demands of the people. To nominate Mr. Bourne or Mr. Fulton for United States senator would mean the election of Senator Chamberlain. But to nominate Mr. Malarkey or some other really progressive Republi can would mean the defeat of Mr. Chamberlain, who follows out the dictations of the free trade Democratic leaders with out regard to his own convic tions. The Mist is a Republican paper and would feel honored to throw its support to Senator Ful ton should he receive the nomi nation. Should Senator Bourne receive the nomination this paper would support him, but noton account of personal grounds, but because it believes that Oregon should by all means he repre sented in the I'nited States sen ate by a Republican. Should Dan Malarkey be nominated it would be a great pleasure for the Mist to devote columns of read ing matter in support of his can didacy. Should neither of these men be nominated but some other good progressive republican be nonvnated we would take the same interest and devote our best energies in support of him. The report has been current this week that the Mist was dis criminating against a certain church in this city because we inadvertantly failed to mention a reception given by that par ticular church to the school teachers of the St. Helens public schools. We have been accused of wilfully leaving this aTair out of our columns just because it was given by this church. Such accusations, of course, were not made by any responsible persons in that church, for they are too liberal and fair and know our policy towards the churches too well to make such charges, fo we will simply answer by saying to those over zealous persons who are anxious to se their names in print, that they had better look to their ow n spiritual and moral welfare before accus ing other people of things w hich they themselves know are false. Court Proceedings further ordered by the court that the road supervisor in whose dis trict said road is located shall open the same for public travel. Matter of petition of L. K. rnnK et al for county road: The report of the board of county road viewer having been hereto fore publicly read on two different dav. of the July term of court, ..1. ... tUa ami H.'imt the court having under advisement and the court now being iuUy auviseu in 1 .V ill Um the matter, no remonsu ....- .it ion for damans being I'led, me rt of th hoard of county road re l ,.;..iv,ts ln'inir favorable thereto, and the court bein satisfied that such road will be of public utility it U ordered hy the court that said report, survey, profile recorded in suitable books kept for that puriM.se. and from thenceforth .aid road shall be a public highway. It is further ordered by the court that the road supervisor in whose district said road is located shall ,. the same for public travel. Matter of petition of John A. Wi.liams et al for a county road: On thia 4th day of September. 19IH. comes on for hearin the pe tition of John A. Willians et al, freeholders, residin in the road district or districts of said proposal road, praying for the establishment f r county road, described as fol- low ti..'tMnnlntf at a stake marked "A" hich stake Is on the south bound Continued on neat page out and take I ODCES KOI'LTON CII1CI.K NO Womm ol Wmnlrriifl, mreta the roinnl ami (ourth TiitwUy fiernoou of Mill mnn'b at Muulton, Or. Mrt. Kim Wikftri.m, iuarlU Neighbor Kra.ouw, (i. ; Minnie ,. Morley, Clerk. Columbia hiii:iiiiiir!ii No. 77, I. o. 0 K. iiu-etH iu the I. I). (. K. Hull, 011 the nni onil anil fnurth TleirsiUy of mch month, nojoumtM mx lWmn h most coriliully in vi'eil to u,r-l nh uh. 1. C Itolirj, thii-f I'litriarcli. C. W. I'.lakuley, Srriljc. COI.UMIilA HOMI'ST!..!' No. 2IVS Croihrrhooil of Amrr can Yeuinen. uieeta ihtt aecoml ant fourth Wed. nexluy night of eact month at YauK lon.Ore. Vuiting in. inl era wr'cotne. K. S. IIinson, lloiiorHblp Co-email C. K I.akk, Conerpoa lent. MIZTAi: C:i..'TKi.. NO. :).(. K. : Meeti in Ma nic I. ill 'Jih mm-i ml and fourth tnr t -VKOi ach month MAHY (iKOlttiK, W M. ' l.l'CY liKAY, SecrutaiY St. lleli-iiH l.od)(R No. 117,1. O. (). V. iiirrtB in the I. (M. rebuild ing, on li f Hecond anl fourth Saturdays ofeuli month, viaiting ifhnilfcm are alwavi given a hearty welcome. Chan. P.felrr, N. (i. J. W. Allen, Kec. Avon Lodge No Kl Kmghla ol y i. uireti every Tuendny Kvenlng in an ile Hall, St. Helena. Vi.-iting Ki ighta alwayi Welcome. M, ii. Miller, C. C. Harold Hom, K. of R A S A ST. I1KI.KNS MUMiK SO. A V A A M. MeeUlat and 3d Saturday iu each month. Visiting brother! cordially welcomed. U W Clark, MaKter; H. E. Quick, Secretar. I'nited ArtiKanf, Assembly No. 80, meets llrst and ttiird Saturdaya of each nioiith at K. ol I'. Hall, St. Ile'eos. fllcers: M. A , M s. I.i.zi. ltoberson ; Sup' ut. Mil. Inller; Sec, Mra. Mabel Hill; Tnas.. J. (Ml All visiib g A-ti-snm are cordi illy invited. Rainier Mineral Soap The Soap of a Thousand Uses COME .ILL YOU PALXTERS, PR1XTE11S and .MECUJXICS and TRY A BAR OF RAINIER SOAP C.H.dOHN&CO. n 1 THE HOUSE All Work Guaranteed. R. CONSTANTIN 4 1 - - t & , f Plumbing and Heating I .d-v S Sheet MetalWork T JSS J VS I St. Helens Oregon I JUL, JLM A 1 LUl!mm Jf. MO HO US S' SOX hare. just received from Xeir York a beautiful line of Sirin g dress goods, tretn m ed h ats, (md all oeer embrodery, and laces. He ash you to call and see our new stock it is worth your iv hi I e . I-I. 1VIO RGUS An Invitation . extended you to visit the Favorite Restaurant everything built new and clean ZIP STUDEUAKER, Prop. Dry Fir Wood for Sale-Delivered in Houlton and fct. Helens. Wm. Skuzie. CHURCHES Houlton M.K, Church First and third Sundays l'reaching at 11a. in. Sunday school every Sunday at 10 a. rn. H. O. Oliver, Supt. Ep worth League, Win. H. Smith, president, meets every Sunday even ing at 7:30, preceeded by a song service of twenty minutes conducted by the pastor. Prayer meeting every Thursday evening at 7:3. Yankton Preaching on second and fourth Sundays at 11 a. m. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Leader of class. Mr. Carl K. Olsen.' Warren Preaching at 3 p. m. on first and third Sundays of each month. Other and remote points, week nights. W. T. Fairehild. Pastor. HTTTi Columbia County Bank OLDEST IN THE COUNTY ST. HELENS, OREGON Capital . . $50,000 Surplus . . . 10,000 Stockholders Additional Liability 50,000 Total . . $110,000 Tli is is your protection irh en you d o business with the Columbia Co. Jlunk. Four er cent in terest paid on Savings J (-counts. Any amount will start an account. -BOARD OE DIRECTORS Wm. M. Ross, President l R. Rutherford, Vice-Pres. A L. Stone, Cashier J. S. Allen, Asst. Cashier L. G. Rosa TTTTTI OF QUALITY- IOE Estimates Furnished. I c3c SOMJ For Sale 24 white Leghorn pul lets and cockerels; also fancy pigeons, several varieties. Pigeons received blue ribbons at Clatskanie Fair. For information and prices write Robert Hanv.ll, Deer Island Ore. Houlton Free Methodist Church Sabbath School at 10 a. m. Preaching at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Prayer meeting on Thtrsday even ing at 8 p. m. J. N. Wood, Pastor. Ml m " 'QUI iC- Spee d Accuracy raw SPEED and -The Machine You IMDERVOOD 68 Sixth Street BRANCHES IN ALL &EE THI RjMGE 61 UNDERTAKERS VT M . ssasasassjsm. I HOUSEFURNISHERS NtlAtUL Aitta.L AAtlLL.Vitla.LlAtta.LliltaiLllAtifcLliiliiSa GET THE HABIT of going to BROWN'S CENTRAL GROCERY Our prices are right and we aim to please. We carry Preferred Stock Canned Goods. White River Flour. Try Them Allen, Felton & Quick I . REAL ESTATE DEALERS INVESTMENTS. CENTALS. INSURANCE COLLECTIONS, LOANS, g LAND TITLES, APPRAISEMENTS. ADMINISTRATOR. GUARDIAN. CO FISCAL AGENT CONVEYANCE. EXECUTOR INFORMATION AND EMPLOYMENT g ST. HELENS . OREGON n Columbia County Abstract And Trust Co..... Abstracts, Real Estate, Insurance). Loans, Conveyancing St. Helens, Oregon Stability These are the essential features in a typewriter, possessed ONLY by the UNDERWOOD which holds every inter national Record for ACCURACY Will Eventually Buy" TYPEWRITER COAPjMY (INCORPORATED) Portland, Ore. PRINCIPAL CITIES in OUR WWDOV g Also some neat patterns in Heating Stoves. We have a complete line of beaters in different sizes and patterns. Prices right. Call and aee us before buying. EWinG AieiIlAEI Take a look at the sewing machine in our window, an ' then come in and let us tel' you about it if in need of one. We Can Save YOU Money. EMBALMERS Chris Johnson & Sons Successor to St. Helena Auto Co. tir'ii . 1 a Zflttf posmveiy meet ttffjk? every train Autos for hire. Calls answered day or night Phone connection I Look for the cars with the Red Cards St. Helens Oregon
