The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913, April 29, 1892, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON MIST. ficiwciKPrioy, .!.w i-kr ykaji. Bjr. IIki?, Apait ;29, 1K81 tjajwagj-li i tula, ji iu i THt COST OF BAD ROADS. The whole conn try seems to ,Ikt Jiad a grand awakening lately in the j,ntter of good roads, says the Ore giiim,n. Judging from the reports sent jbut by tjie newi-papers, the jmblie ' highways, hi esth locality must be in . wore condition Mum thtue of uny .other. I ilia. been asserted Hint (lie , tinners throughout the Mistdssipli' valley are mUd-bo,uud (hiring many! ,wcks.uf each: year j.that the highway ,nf 5ev Kiul'iuhI ere prclicully im- jiaseable to teams during jntervul all winter; mid ereu front staid, citretul rouimylvnniit and arbitrary IScw .Jer sey coin similar reports. The In from this cause is not confined to the farmer, though it falls heavily upon Lim, nor to (he small trader, who is tlio middleman in .the tralTto in email farm products, nor upon the consumer who is forced to live at hkb price jipou a scuut market. All of these suffer from impassable road during .cue, two or three months during each year, but the loss it not confined to .1 hern. Tb Philadelphia Pcess cites in ibis i-ouuection the fuel that the people of the United plates pay annually 1140, ,000,000 for the maintenance of their )iub.iu sch kjU and estimates that more than 30 per cent, of the pupils entitled to the benefits of the school system are absent on every school day of (he fear. Of these the larger proportion is composed of farmers'" children, whose absence- is due to the iui pa usa ble condition of the country roads. It ' is estimated farther that 1G,0J3,000 farm horses and mules Above the age .of 2 year, ere kept in their stables iu enforced idleness by the deep mud of spring and fail for a peiiod averaging Awonty days each rear at an annual jloss of f 80,000,000, a sum sufficient to. build 16,030 miles of excelleut Telford or Macadam highway. Whenever the farmers in the more jdeawly populated states or communi ties can be made to see some cf these pohits au improvement in country roads will result, ft is only neceary to convince men of a thrifty agricul- i Jural district that bad roads mean' waste i and "loss, while good roads "pro mote econoin", to secure something j more than Sip service in the matter of ; road-making. The trouble iu the past has been that the cost of good -oads,! .calling for a stated sum per mile, bus obscured the greater cost of bad ro ids. The present agitation of the question .will, it is thought, correct this mistake, and there u reason to believe that the movement to secure better roads will make reasonable, if not rapid, progress in communities There this idea has .been developed. THE DEMOCRATIC PROGRAMME. Tony Ifoltner, secretary of the dem jocratic state central committee, says px his Portland Dispatch : ' ' t'ta Minnesota the farmers' alliance leader are preparing to follow the ex ample ot their brethren in Kansas and Nebraska, and uniting with tbu demo crats to defeat the republican candi date for the presidency. The basis talked of for a fusion is to have the democrat support an alliance man for governor, and divide the presi len fial electors, giving five of the nine to the democrats. At the lust eltction in 1800 the democrats polled 85,814, the republicans 88,11 1 and the alliance C8,51 The union, therefore, if car. ried out, would give an anti-republican majority of over CO.OOO." This sounds very nice. Is this the programme in Oregon? Has not this arrangement a familiar clang? It feems to us some such thing bs been tried before. A fution with the al liance is bcing'attempted in nearly till j,lie Southern ftates, and the plan seems to be to fuse all along the line. Bat fclncrily to fuse has been an old ime weakness of minority parties. REPL'BMCAXg shoulJ bear in mind liat Oregon electa two congressmen this Jt:ne, and in November tbe pres- jdenliaj election takes place. It it very important that all' republicans should Tote the republican ticket in June, thereby encouraging a republican victory in November. There ia too jmirh at ntultA tn this onmn.icrn in take up any side- issues, which are bound to fall by the wayside. The ,.i,o.., :. ..n, .....j t. p..VM'V ft . W T mug CD' UIMILCU U tbe democrats fur the peeples' party to 6ecure the electoral vote of several ftates, thereby throwing tbe election of president into the bouse of repre-eenlativea,- which is overwhelmingly democratic, in which case Grovcr Cleveland would be elected president. , We don't believe the protectionists of ' prfK'm will ,.n,i (he;,, influence to any ' such conglomeration. This reports that' ate being spread .broad ove tbe county by tbe peoples' jiariy to ine eoeci toai rroiessor I. J pleelon, candidate for tbe office v ecliool superintendent, bas a home aiead n Clatsrip coQpty, are false and ruslicioua. Mr. Cleeton does not now and never has UelJ a homestead in plaup or any county of this Tub question ban been aked palate ly why Tve Minr does not publish the peoples' party .ticket. Thoeaou is simply thin: Jit the fiM place a narly ticket it an advertisement ; is paid for Hie same as a merchant ad vertises lot good. From our advertis ing column we expect lo receive com pciltfuiou, the same as the farmer re ceives pay .f.ir the products of the soil; it ia our stock in trade; we charge the same rales tu nil for the use of these eolunius and all alike have access) t them who are willing to rcnumcrate us at our regular rates. No : furthei explauatiou is necessary. . ; l ; l' ' . .,7 1.' Tint peoples party of Oregon are cryiiijj out liecause liutes are high Even in the rural counties the taxe of all kiudi range from ) to 2 per cent. But when the valu.itious un considered the taxes sre not high Property is aewssed aT about tine third of its value. Put the assessment up lo what it ought to be, and the tux levy would be small. But in most cases it is these very persons who pay little or no tax that are raising this cry of high taxes" and yet so scriourly object to proper valuations. It isamtis ng to bear some of the democratic organs expose their incon sistency, wlieu they claim that the Judiciary should be nun partisan, and with the next breath denounce the republicans for wanting lo elect the supreme judge from among their number. If the Judiciary is to be uoq partisau what difference does it make who is elected so long as they have the ability. We think our dem ocratic, bretlnrn would hdve bard time to find a more bitter partisan than Judge Bunnell. POLITICAL. Editor Mist: In wriilng to the chairman of the central comniitle. recently, I eaiil that if Mr. Ellis could refute the charge made by the so- called peoples' partr srwikers, we would liKe to near mm at wanner, u .10 m.j .-j. . , of said peoples' party. White I do .lot wish to encumber your columns with persona) explanalions, allow me to briefly say that I have little repect fur any person so biased astobeuiiable or unwilling to see faults when they exist. That there are and have been corrupt practices in bo h parties, all caudid persons wilL I Ibiuk, admit, but though uir opinion and vote is only one acong millions, it is never thclesa this: lliat the principles and general policy of lte republican ariy are best calculated to promote tbr prosperity f uli classes, as a whole, and I firmly believe the protective ixtl- icv to be conducive to the wi Hare of the manufacturer, operative, nd pro ducer alike. Furthermore, if foreigu operatives do come here even 'largrly, they warn lieeome a part of our great body politic they, at once become consumers and immedialely demand the same conditions ttiat are conceded to the' nations, hence the so-called comiielitiou soon turns into a larger development of idle natural resources. In regaid to the ieoples' party disj triue, the few point worthy of an ex periment are copied from liws of re publican states, while the balancr, to gether with the. incendiary mode of advocating them, I-regard as obnox ous and dangerous as the anairbiu! views and expressions oi Schwab , Spies, or Parson. - If our institutions arc at fault, it is on account, of indulgence aud len iency towards such seditiouista. Yours Respectfully, W. M. Peury. Oregon's First Newspaper. ItAlHlB-n. Or Anril 41. 1852 Editor Mist: Allow me to call ten lion to an error in the answers to the question as to what Was the first newspaper ptildishftu in Uregon The answer is given in your paper of the 22 ml as iheOregnniiin. This is a mistake. The first paper published in Oregon was the Oregon Siwctator, published in Oregon Citv; I think it was st arte. I in the winter of 1847-8, ly a. man by the name of Curry, l oclmve. It was a very small paper, and printed on a woouen press, i mm is si i diecontiuued ia the gold exciienient id 1849: There was still another newspaper published ia -Oregon b.-fore the Ore gon lan came out. It was publii-hed at Milwaukee by Waterman & Curler, and called the Star. It was arierwaids removed to Portland, and the name changed lo the Times. I was sub scriber for several years. I do nut re- colli ct the exact dates of ll sta.rliug of either of the papers, but I person ally know that the Hpectiitnr and the Star were both published before the OrejEoniait made its firi-t npi.-arance in Oregon. The editor of the Ore gonian's name was Thomai J. Dryer, not Dyer. Geokge MnuniLL. It Pays to Advertise. Pobtlasd, Or, April 4, 1892. Editcw- Mist: Dear Sir Our con tract with your paper expires with this issue. We have had good remill from our ad in your paper, and writ write yon in June in regard tout least il.ftiililu or lliroo t nim ll, f.,r I . 1, i next year. Hereafter we will make our contrite ts for a whole year, We i remaiu yours truly, : F. L. Possojt i Suit, 8eetUmen yi'-lrliillj fieBaking Hi-JPowder: Jsed in Millions of Homes piaat- Debate. Ci.atskanik, April SO, 1S92. Mrt. Ehitor pJt notice in a. recent issue of the ti'laltkatiie Chief an attack ou my personal character by-E. V. Conycru, of this place, growing out of a debute between , him and myself. Now the rencou J send this to Thk Minx is. after 1 read the-unkind state menlaof Mr. Conyers, about me, I wrote a reply, 1n which J defended my elf, but to the surprise of all good citizens here my reply was tufused a ptaee iu tlio saiin coltimna rfiat made 'he Hxsnolt, You will see, Mr, Editor, ibis is unkind and tingentloumn'y and nuchriatiiiu. ' And alsHt in- my reply, in order to stop this newspaper clush, I set rt night to renew the debate, iiaiiiulv, the next Tuesday after the issue, tint us yet have had im leply to it, so I shall hold that Mr. Convert- hacked souim Iv ilown and is afraid lo itefeml In unll 1.V slUiTIm CalU. Isihle (?) relivion. Now, Mr. Eiliior, I'll bold mrself againat any personal ulmse in ibis matter, but will wage a enibte war on that old public dislnrbauoo so called Christidrlphiun religi n, and will dclcud in v rn rsoiial character anil i tie ollice I hold in the church and (he lignilv of the church against (ill such slander and abuse. Yours kindly, Hkniiy Coats. JI.VltSHl, M Messrs. O. D. Siiilicil.ind and W. L GiHliam, maile a business trip tuClats- kauie hiuiitav. Miss Altla Matthews left for her home in Pittsburg Monday. Mr. Andrew Doyle was in the valley last week. Mr. John Ookin returned home from a visit to lewis river. R.-bt. Camp, of Lewis river, is bury building a barn (or W. B. Colvin. Mr. Tom C-fvio inadea flying trip to Portland last week. Mr. Hich.ird Uraham in down from Clatskanie nursing a cut thumb. Mr. Oscar Elliott was in the valley last week. Mr. A-S. Graham made a business trip ft) Astoria l ist weok. The debatr Satunhiyeveniiig, proved morv interval iiig IImii was at lirst ao- i lifipated, judging fr.nn the small at tendance. Tlie topic for dicussinn ; was "Ueol veil; I hat Wasbiugt'iu Wjib ,Hii,Ury-genius." Julia Orahani, w. U tiratiam, and Mr. UeaiV were the principal sH-ukera ou die affirma tive, and Mabel Graham, James Wal lace, and It. D Sutherland on the neg ative. Messrs Geary and Wallace made si run if arguments fr their re siiective sides, larking on history. The I judge decided iu favor of the affirma tive. - The topic "-Resolved; tliRt knnwb ege is more U'nefirinl to mankind tllun wcahli.'' W. L. Graham, A. S. Graham, and G'. I). Sutherland, prie eipal speakers tut tlw nttirmative, and Loiiia Jarvey. James Wallace anM L D. G.aham, ou the negalivw, will In the program for next Saturday, when au interesting time L expreled. Orrosinos Xo. 2. Frosts and cold rains a-e doing a gmal deal of damage to fruit and gar den prospects. Much sickness exbds bcreabitiis si preneut, evidently due to the ex tremi ly dissugrecalile weather. The two-weeks old lube of Mr. and Mn .1 f 1 T.kititiLiiiM u-art inlrr.il in K iirv'u-w i nn. i.li i v tail Wi. It and M ' i i . ir i - r . n " 1 i ilil-l hi .if . Ll. uamiii, ui uilllini, w lie buried lu--t Monday. Grant Evans is ihe happy father ol a teu-pmiud boy. All coucerued di ing well. Miis Maud Ileu'Herj'nn is "wielding the ml" in district 29, with good suc cess. The school will give an enter tainment next week, the proceeds to be expended! in erecting a fence around the school grounds'. Iiev. Rominger, of Purlbiiid will lec ture on '-Egypt and Palestine", at the church, May 2nd. k. good subject iiwi mi able spcuker. Watts & Price's new store buildi I is Hearing coini.IetMii. anil wiUw a cretlit l.i the younii town of Scappoosc. .1 Sever.ilof our yonn ixjupleatlemled a hall at Oilllon luMl Saturday eyeniug, and oil the return home a sudden lurch of the wagon precipitated six of the occupants up to their eyes in a mud bole. No serious injury lesull- MtiK Jo. Ilulailay, had quite an exciting expeiience with a runaway team last wen, tuicii nm hihiiibi m a imrnm but luckily escaped serious h T Quc-ueupJe were treated" to mi bibili iu on the "Art of M-ll di feune" hint Friday evening, by a company of experts from Portl.iint, but sU.mge to ray our citizens do nut take a fancy In aid "art,"' even after the tl-aj'ient mauler of eeremiiuies, "l'rnf." Dtiu Murphy, had told of its great bent-lit to mankind. . Hcbool Iteport. The f illnwmg is a report of finyview sWitnil for the muiith ending April 2.', llOJ: XuiuImt enrolled, t7; Average, daily at ttmlaiier, 40. Tlio-e regular in attendance as follow": Maxi; riiuien-. Maud . Hluvens, May H aveiii. Mallei Hurtli. ltoiu llartli, M iy Heaver. Ktta licavef, Lily llenver, Lama I'uz.'y, Kifiia iiazeii, Kilitli ifuz n, Ella Htton, Atn-K C iniinings, linmv lieefde, Minnie Bi-i-Klf. Clara lii-ele. Milthii! Iiown-i.iK- Kadi; Hazeti. Fluid I'uzey, la.n I'lia-y, JhcoIi Itaker. Waller Hueou, Jeoie I'aeon, Wi.lieliaion, frai.k Ik-eKle, lloliei t Dawn ing Javier ii.iZfii. t harluK Harth. TbcM' havins extra denortment as fnl- Ihwh Ata; riiaveim. Kditli linzen, Eea I B Rle. Mmnij ttnwnins. Henry Larson, y " ", v,h..b imiiu, rim nnyt, I'aii neuipie, l Hani, tile Laraon. Si a, art Jfaztn. Ka i aiv iM.n-.tr Mau.l leska Tinkliam. j ne loi.owiitg weru riiitors; iim. iim- bam, W. H. 'laylur, A B. Swift, 0. J. Lawsoa. Miss Katie McClnire. i-HARLES Klkicv, Teacher. 40 Years tire Staxard CI.ITHKAN1E. J. U. WINon.of Mid. wnioiiMtie ar rival on iliu Kttnuier t'lltlav ufurticen liuuientlid lioiiud. Haiuitvt Orii'iiiiu ii nd wifo tpent a porllun of Krhlsv In Uivn, liuvln e-.ins t.y b"..t (rem. anhliiii l. Mr. liialiniu I'dnki th new rwil nrouud lliu Ii It n -eds c-ikIJits tils Wd. k yet to put It in good tavt iinii emiilitluii. . - , Joliirllvllond hii K"t back tu nee u nmi n and Ids fandli.tr form may im s-ii .m our tnsl-t one in re. Vi miss he ca'k Julm uied to drive, tiut'Uiat-iKiiy eouie lat r- Mtw Altla Mattliens Is kpemlliiK a few layi a no int t'l it.tkauiav)uaiutiutto, ft tli pi few days t'. new t.-nmer imli t Ixuii lile'ii ni'iklnir rt'MUlar lit tfcckly triix Inttween Puriland and t')l kaiiie," while tuebavcr Inn lovi coinl iK in "Imiii a. often for hi idn-r. Sim rami down wiitanluy i.lgttt. Hitd gave some ner. -oiu who came d wn an oppo -tunny lo "i -nd Sundav te tut. Anion j othi-is we n diced Mr. mi t Mr. J din Ktiulili nli.i diiKlit'r, Anid.-, lleoi'iru 1 K in not at Mi-i llimnali Svlil t'i. Tliey elii-e a t unior tunate day H'1 t r H weativr wa con erned or w liave ran ly experieine t a f tin IcKHunt day Hiah lift Sun luv. Wlmt mil fain, tlien raiit and wl id' oinilrel In make Ihc day a m.ut UKiireeaLile one lo he nut in, Mr, and Mr. Thmnas Klippln spent n-ttlit m tn thi w.rk. Oeorge 0, Maeuer tmik time to coins In i.n tliesteaiuei' .Vlmiday veiling and -hook liKtids Willi lii fiin-is widie he Infinimil tlisin lliiil he wa. in the fit Id for i-omily assc-Mor whit lii.e prfwct tf, g"tiina there. W. A. Gdgerton is SRnln In the meiran. tile kiHineis a sue es.-uir of Kd. Paijo, W'm iurj mi lotnptaKe in a.'rieuitural pii.siiii. As a rstult of A. K. Mver's vidt to Port- I land I week a larue inv ie of tto d lia-i ieen r vi ivtd, eoinaigned to unii, wldi h xhtce Id- return be lia lieen aetting in i.l , hy having alill.laml xhelvin laiili in hl stnreto.nu in the Ci litrnl hutil. lie lias row i-iiiba kid in a geui'inl' st-rs, anu is a candidate f r pubiu patmiiae. Kil. rdne and fmiiily, with their trunk ami Heiiii inaeldiii', left t iwu mi Tnlav, fi-iiii to ix-i.i oa a r inch fur ume time culliv tie the sil, iimk familiar with Uiiturr in lookinif uut upon tir trven, and making rail ience. , ychooliiouse wott protreoe-t by l-iw and ease stai;. Wc uoticrd the eritr at tvurk on d:iv tl.t Wetk It Villus tin ground for a foindati(in. The not of the lumber is already u'( snd oill la hauled an soon as Ihe m-nilo rains show a Uinjiod linn to ea-e up a little. t'r'ah Kelly has inui'e another move, tld 'im lo t ie e a-t. where he c.xihcui In cm b irk in the da ry iin-ii-s. lit hat be ifntlieriu j iii a nuinlwr of town, and ft el aiKiilue of tloiiia a iioimI hntum-si in that tine. Hii f iend tola biiu i t the wb-h that hi-m v muet mitli an eiieonias'litf dvuree of Mioce. Mra. K.-I'y n tariKxt la-t wnk t aiu-mi the i'une,al of her grand inoihrr, Mrs. Cam pi aid . A Be tlen an came in Wednendav ilrfli- inir In cure a pwiti 11 a tuiui'ar iu om of tli- hirm); canity in ttind wtinedi InW.hiit hr fuuld iaie a H.tle for bevel so Ibat K Itii'K hi eiilerlaiuiie nil in til l' way. hi. lo litins were ul ta ned (rre tin let wnne liii-nilly shed rnoi, and hi" lueali wen lri;le uwe:t dn , Afti-mtiendii i! t-vo oi Ihrte it ,y in lowu be ' tar cd nul for Went t Hirt, but feili nr a sense ' Koueiie bIhiiiI I ihCMtomai-li. got on liin IhhI ivhavinr ai'U -loifil at I he rt'-lilcuit of Mr. Madarr where he very i:oiy a.-ked for lireakfat. Mr.i. Iladjter, with liaract..tlie kin In . art to woikat o'iee.ireparin;( an elaiairatr nienl, and in her ii"ire lo make the una! uli the mo t fa-t'diu'iji miild wish, o;tniHt j -ome nf her I'hiiiee fruit mid out it on t'.f table. llr tuet imiiced what Nhe was .in , inK and told her n-jt lo ao ti any trouble on ' hi account, and she reilied, ui uioni;. 'Uli ! II - mi troiliilc lit all. lie got bio uii-al wbi 'h was eaten uh n rtli li, niet after a few r. niirkt id, "N. w if you will pet my hat I aid be aoinjt," and prwenleil on bi-i way, leaving one family suj irited at tt ei-he- k of Mimic rain. Tln-e have tlif cnnt;iiat:oii, however, of (it-linn Ihut they lii-li'i-il n.iti-fy i he i riivinK of huiiaer In one man i l good xhape, tiiniigli if iln- hail to do mi again tiny might uic plainer fare. Mim Xellie Pnpham wan nnfnrtunate evnueh in run a t a 1 in lor font at the Cen tral hotel on Tuesday, and iiasaull'uiidroii siderahly fnmi the injury. Mrs. W. C. Wolfe, who hs be. n peiniiii(i two or three Weeks n ith the la ni!y of Mr and .Mrs K V. lllHCkf,.rd. I.iit on the sttaiuer la t We.!n"-day ivenbijr for her h.iiur in MeMinnville. Several of our ladies ha I the pleasure of Infilling her S' qa!ntanre, and would b-pleae her cme aaahi. Maggie lilaekford pleatii hi have returned With her on a vl-it. Justice C,C L-eundwife Wire In town Saturday, and slant d on foM lor their home 2'A miles nut. Th.. Jnit ce inanae tn do some pretty (tood walking, notwithstand ing his rhi-iiiui, tic limbs, and Mrs. 1. e thinks nuthiiiK of a 'tramp to' i..wn niid back, though uniny ynuner people would th'nk it a g at baidship. Died Mn. KiizaVtli M. Cainnheil. at ( the residence ol her son, Nathan Nicliol", m t iat-kani in neiluesua,- niorning. April a, Iafl2. I)eee:-efl wn born in New York ft .If, May 13, and n-.irlv reached 71 yrari of sue at ihe time of her death. S.on after the liivlh of Iter son, Nathan Nielin I, her lnnbnnd died, snd the aderwardi marrlid a Mr. ('anipbell, who alio diM in towa in two. A few jrars Jls-fiwhe came to Uregon, and ban ince made ner uome wimi ner son. nil una h. en an invalid for the put three years or more, and her denih wmil I not have bivn Mirprisitur st any time dinimr that ptriml. Pimeral services were held in Cunyer's l.a'l on prilny afternoon, l!e. t'nt preaching a "hurt sermon, and the caket wait covered by many H irst tokens of re .ei t and atfWtion f oul neivhho s and fiiemls. Atler the r ce, whii h were verr.larlv attended, th't rtmain-i were bd I at rest in the ceni tery ou the Ury nit place- iiOsr his voicu. How Klecerlcltjr llestorcd It An Employe of "The Orefconian" tbe Happy Man. l'orilniiil, Or.( April 23, 1S92. Pr.Darrin Dear' Sir; In January f waft lukeii sick with hi grippe which en lined parnlyuM of I bo-vocal organs. More tliuu I Wo nioiilhs -1 Was unable to rpeak but little ulf.ve a whisper, and lual Willi much difficulty, I could );et no relief until t recei ed your elec trje treatment ii few days since. From the tblm ol yotir lirst Iri'iitmenl I have improved every day, and am now able to wi witu e.i. Dineereij- vonrs, GEO. II. ltEKljpR, Mr' Berger, well and favorably known iu ibis city, has been Tor rover.il years collector for the Moininy Ore gniiiat), and can be interviewed at uny time at his residence 15WA' Jeffernon street, or at the Oiegoniau ollice. The cure is certainly a very remarkable One, and only goes to Blww tlie super- iorily of electricity nvrr other remedien in the cure of chrome and acute die-i'-r, Dr. D.i nin is certainly proving himself faniou.3,aM tin. ni tny cu es we are called on to publinh from week to week testily. Five years ego Dr. Damn opened an ollice in Poitbind, and it is safe to say be has. treuted more patients and cured more cases in that time than any five physician!! in ihe city. The reason is this : He treats tbe Kjor free, and through th'lir in fbience Ihe fii h apply lo Lint, until now, bis p)lruii:i(;n is umongiit the higlie.it in our community. The doe tor van be found at 70 Waul 1 in to 11 street, Portland, from 10 to 5 o'clock daily, where hegivesfree consultation.!, and when he finds cases incurable, he frankly tells tln ni so, thus ftaviug the patient time and money. . Ilia treat ment is mainly by electricity, though be give medicines und perform lur licai1 operations when uecetWarjr. Jl'llY IJHT. bnnkrv, Frunk Hln m'us, Wllltaiu l.iiidKren, lunluv Ituckus Juu Seer, A he ' IIci'kW, Jninri Perry, Newt.m , Unnit, Win Mrlllaic r, tt m l''eter, Jvo ' i Anhlliuld. I. . HinVy, W It Col-hi, l ll' S AndeMflti. O r.iMn. V it It.ywah, (I f lll'allt; lii'O" l.nuufeldti 0 , 1 Katie. Andrew' lleni'ic!. r.. J.d K.diV. K A!iM:iie, O-rar tliill'ii an, 'no I. aisen, C J JilnhyA i V, w i. II. .U. Win iJil'Kti'.v, J . driaif. ? II Kinder. 8 ' llrln un, U It Wi t,. farmer. Kt. Hill in, " MM, i " ltuli.br, " Ne.r, .-. " ttilltoli. " Ibiulion, iiu'ri'! ant. Iteilbv . fnriner. Veriioiiia, " ItiOljeii,' ri'iil vnlata, dinner, ii it M r-blaii.t " Aliry. " Mnrahlaiiil, " Mint, " Hcipenfe, "' M.lltili n..qurry(isn Vet-no iIk, furuivr. M . Ils'ens, ' lleiiht n, " , Ha ii !!, " ' M.ivirer, , " t'kitiiknulei " Mavaer, " TiV'in, " tilltltlll, o M ivirer, , " 1 ilt-daire, .: l. Ciiv, - " Veriintda, " - Who Dlscov.'red the Columbia? Matsjibh. Or., April 2.V, lfi2. Epitoh Miht; JH',.r8ir Thef Mow inif in the ai.Hwi r to qiK'ion No. 4, found in re hiMlliotu.u nolen: The Co Itimlca river w.isdiwuveied by Captain Oniy in tin-yeur 17!2, in the Amen can ahip Columbia, mid sailed up tin river Ui-Kti miles hud foiiitded Kurt Astoria. ft. M. Dual. Dihtrit l No. 20. NiirU(tH wm4 llvallsi. If yiu a-e not ferlinr strong and healthy, ry Klrcirle Hitter If "Im Urlpjis" ban U-ft you weak and wtary, uie K'eutile flit lew, Thl reine.lv acta tlliwtlv on I.lver, stomach anil Kldnryi, irrnt'y aiding tho orsarm to perform i heir functions.. If you an atHicted with tiiek Headache, yi-u will tliul edv and peruianent ruf by taklns Kle-'r'c - Bitttw On trial lib rvnvluce you that tub) Is, the remedy you need. I.ariti. Uo tli)4 only 80c. at Ednhi Hush' lirug Store. : -fAPANEBB CURE A new so l rompMe lrjl nent, i untlailna nf up)Mif.lt lew, nutmtu In Cat4iilr, u.ri In h. ami I'lIU: I'.otttvc Cure lur Kitrrunl. In vrnnl, Blln I and UUodlnt. Ilehluo. t hrnnle, 'leetmt nr Heie.lnaiv I'lis... and inanv uilier iif?' .?. ""V : -rat IwiiriU In I In- iiiral liralth. Tin nrm liwtn ery uf a int.. tlesl eiire rini.lr.'lns in wtfa iiiu Willi ins kill iiniiei'i'j.itnr hare.iftiir. Tld .teine'lr hn never hfeti knrma tu fall tl i cr tix.k tbr'V; nriu by mall, iviirnuller IrointlO. eirll.tr li-oai; when a ivrilliMi iminnlwi la .-itetittlt'i 6 hoxei, tf refnn I the iauav If iiu 'iirot. Send Utin. fur Iree Mamnls. oitnniite tmua-t by Wmil. au, IHhk ( o . h..le.oli :uJ Krisll UruasiiUN So! Anunu, Portland, Or. C. R; HART, rn.pi fetor v St. Helens Meat Market Freud and Failed Meats, r'aiisagv, Khli and Vigi tables Mat by wholesale at special rutes. Kxp ew wagon run to all part or town, and charge rcajniiablu. A I. Kile Girl's I xperleore In Mr. and Mr. Umn Trceott ore kie; er nf ti e (ii.v. l.l;litliO'.ic at band Ih-acb, Ml. b. and are hlecd with a aanghtrr, f.iiir.vear-i old. : Lnt April she wa taktn donn with M. ail. F. fn lowed aiih a dread ful CoiikIi ami tin nlnp into a lever. Doc tors nt bmiie and at Ik troit (rented her. hut in vain, -he grew wo:'n lapidly, tin ill kl.e wan a mere "handful of hour". Thru nht-irli-d Pr, King's S.w lil-eoverv an 1 after j t'.ic ti of two S'd a half hot lie, wkt coiu- plettly cored. They yay Dr. Kingt New Dimovery in w.irih Iti ieiIit In ituld, yet yon ma gel a tiial bottle free at Edw.n ltos' Irii)rUiie. , TI-IM ': Splendid Young Normaa Horse Williiiuki-llienrn-onof IHU2 at follows: Monday snd Tuesday at It. COX'H place, Warren, Wei1new1.iv alrid Thursday at GEO. JA(iUES,Ooble, . - ... Ke,tof the w.n k nt C. MUCKLE'S ranch; Deer l-lainl." TERSM: IXNUR.1NCK, $15.00 TKM PK-'T - a beautiful 'lark lro- gray. 10 haiiils IiIl'Ii; jix yeurt oi l: wetulin 1W to!tiiiin, wim tine slyte, qnli-k moveineiit, and si'i ond tn none in inttteiilar power and iiiral.ibty. - Jli. wa i Irnd tir Vonna Tti-ron Kier! Iiv "'li llyion Kier, l-nim-tut and owned by singiiinxlrr,' Kejte, Iowa. Tempest s dam a M en by uiii ieiiiiwui. a isnnnun horse! n nul hy J. liowiin, l.iw.i. CHAS. JIl'CKLE, Owner. Teachers' ExaMilnaUim. Notice 1 hereby plven- lo Ihnci dc Irlng In teai-n in trie pntiiie wiiimH ot 1.0 uiiilaa eouiity tliat tlie recu'arunnrt'. rly exiiiuinii lion of- tuiieliern will tnks plaee in tlie roiirtlmue at tit. Iii-li-n,. oil Wednendav May II, IhU.', I'ftin i eiii liiK at 1 o'c'oek 1'. JI. Teaeberii erltltted to .tale certilicatex ihoiild make form I application- fur tbe ame to (lie county uoard ineiiediately. JO. WAITS, Connty Hi'lmol Hiine'in e.ident Beappoone, Or., April 29, l)2. TreB.urers's Nolle. Cocierv Tneisimr.H's Orrief, I ' Ht. JlKi.rjm, A pi II IS, 1802, Ktntn of Oregon, Ci.luinbla County: . Nolii-e 14 ben-hy fclvi-n that all unpaid County WarranO of f-nid County, wlrcli have lieen presented and emloried "Not linld for want of fund-," from January III, IWU up tn April 2!, IHill . both Hatca imdu ive, will be laid on nren'iitatinii at tld ofllui'. Interest on nafd win rants will not be allowed after the date of till l ollee. 0. VV. l oLK. ulAni 13 Trca'iirrr ol Columbia Co., Or. iiorit E run fi bmcatio. t.oni Offios ot Onr;on City, Or., March it, Notl'-e In hereby elren thai tlia follnwlnir uumcrt nctller ha tiled nulli'e of hi. Inienlliia lo mke Anal proof In iiiKrt of liinrlalm, mid that said unaif will b made hefors the IJnuntv Clerk of Columbia county, at HI, Helen.. Or., oa GOTTLIEB AN'MKER, llnmetf nd niry No; 6:-71 , fur th rs Wof e. linn l,tp6li,r 2w. Us tinmen th fr.llowlnx wltneuieii to prove hi. coiitinnau. realdence mion. slid eiilUvuttrtii nf. Suld laud, viz Km,. (2m . Ji.ne, K. A. I.iinhn-.n. Frank HlnhOp, H O. brown; ill of Ksuboe Y. 0 Colnmhla cnuatr. Oregon. f. T, ArPEHHON, bjMO . . KKUlr. weareIIaImm ALL-WOOL SUITS SACKS AND FROCKS! SIZcS $8.50 Ever)" Suit J. M. MOYERdCO. ' Soccessors to Brownsville Woolen Mills, Retail store, i;irst street, under the Oilman. UNCLE-MYERS, THE PORTLAND JEWELER. IMf'OKn K BiamoHds, Cilocks, Watches, Jewclcrv, Fine Wiatcli and Orders from the Country Solicited. IBS First Street. Batweea Morrison onil Ifamliill. Portland, Or. H'iw ' l N ri.tr.MK.s -V-jij!jr Snd erir.Ki. buua Vev PrtMOtQii.ra'. Anll.Hnlrln.SI Mbmllr. ml InmlMr mlllMMn pMiw U br tc"'r uiairnnqbmirriiuni. awe .Tmn or nti. b .mut lull Mr mini pMslr. Cm iHln-.irnil)(nn.lillil Thl. illinil I kimMt irtl .ii.i.ki l..tH la vttrw ml H wnuiwi. W. Invtm ym to dml nn n M ri.a will ml rverrlklntu. m-ewnlra n UiMriail n4 s Bd i wly A,iarMp.jTCN fHMIOl. CO.. 174 air..!, CIWCIHWiTljO V fTJL'",7l'oarllraaiir Toil om9 m luaur. Inall S.nv rj. r Will eT s pr Mf or ralliir. or llahte.t Injnrr lo snr nrrhr. V.lrrf kwllls cnsraiite.d. . tPriilll -T liwlw was laiwiS... a itl mnt tk4.MrlHl.rsBaltlMMaMfial-wn . r .mfc w. win BrwM wim. silk naaiia. I will BrMeiH with. SILK naa.li. 1 Mia Mm. mm Mat wn mm. Petition for Ilqcbr Llcenno. To th tkinorabki JiMk and County f.'oroiol. .tiaieni uf t oluinbia Cuiinlv, Omscn: V, Hi iiuiiwdtfiMd l.aai volar, of Per Inland pr.cltvt do prllllou that you grant Hi rii-o In Allen fisvlii, ot Mid pri Ini'l, lo isll .fiirltnoaii Him malt liquor, In quantltf" leu. tami on sallon, for a period ol n year, be Slnnlns Jnu 10, imX lot which ntllcvsr pray: CU Work., Pan Kcogh, (In. AnUvrwin, Kilw.rd Cnrlrou, I.'.)IK. S J M.lion, Wll Ham wlllard, Jaine. .MAiialitol, i A Krlekma. Jiil-nSunilavlil. Kd Iv.nmi. H Howen, Aii'l Johnmn, 0 1 Jordan. 1 J Qulylry, bonny iterd. Allarrt Wlilao-.. H Mi-Ka)', l.r.y linitil K Korlrr. Hum laimmit. Jnhii I'ulburt, tl John oil, Ole Krk-k.oii, nklncy Hiiimiiin, C L Wl. ro, Curl Taiiin, 1 K Hiirk, t-.rtwanl I, Umm. A Amlrriioii. i:ht!u I'bmiKi'U. II II Near, Idwnmi Hall, It W llrnih, I wi bale, Murk .McKeimic, o niiniua. iian.y, w m 1li,.iiir, Hand mclmnalil, Oavld ii.dfre, w Mnriihy, I lliirna, Hubert Nelion, liana Peler trtn, A' I Cinoilotliiiiti, Jnlin Olllein, (ieori: llarrett, tisnlel lullanl, I W Frnyno, II J Moor. Jumea FlHnn.iioni, a B Dnitliwlck, Tii, Car .liilip, Vlcn r Kiiiiit, l.oiil. bar, Ancn.t iiacl liorn, J t. Canhjr, w M ThiiiIIiimhi. m Willis na, i A J.in.i, I. A t'lui-abl, John Ih.iiovkii, li i.iiii,, l Unk, William l.lnk, K VV 'owler. A Seer, Tom ThoinMMi, Tom Klnnsy, (. inu M llukrr, JuiiiK iiart, John l-ainoitl, V v Mahinan-r. M l.lnk. I1C Kotth-r. M Cir.llir, John lli-Kii IimI, L T Vanovar. dank lienrnr, T H .Ml ebell, UH Fouler, H tllaki), Aiianirt Ijirvmi, L it baiH-l, C W Murphy. Waller ilituhfom, Kiul Itamcii, W H Huiilii. Ciiarle l.lnk, K W iMIf. A 1' Vmillew. John lum en). Wllllntn WIboii, u Mrlnil, Tom Kaiatruk, A Klitnllny, C Jnhnon. Anton I'.lpr aon, J W Carlbl. N A Pt-nloti, H M lionnan, Juonb OWIusll. M .UePerinutl, : Walmler, Jolin nanio.ii, W J Kelll. Imvld blfloil, Fred Hleott, U Klrott, K F i.allowiiy, A Ore, H bnrncti, Thorn.. I.lirlilf.ml. A I'npcUnd, Frank bnver., John .MrbciMl, W Miller, Jsnie Koiini'dy, j Charles Yiiii, F.sdK Ubirdon, K Lcnawbar,, Jo Lawrence, K J llorliftl, Wm Vanoi r. T I) Mava. J W Illvln. R lliniltir. W FioHar. Ilnr i.rtiB, r, u runvf, n nmHiiiniii. imi'inr HOIII, JT Morton, Wm Hartley, F Foater, I'sior i;iiiiio, in ;ja'iun, jonn i n, Mewer, u nuns, t ryrrron, r. n inoinnmin. LNiei.uinii. H r baiu, Jnhn Mnllluer, M U'i:ornilnk, L Miilhollanit. l-'arl Jsnson. It K Foitor. Wllllntn (liiildl., E 1) Kent, t: l Palby, ii Hinlih. WO Tiieker. 1 B aplawn, K uttlvrt, ( liarle W hmiiav. L N 1IvIh, Charli... lliiinnliir. r if auaxer, I' D Aitsiaa. J II hl.ln, W o lliiiimnnlnir M liyilriim, , narrow, .M erlll, A L Xnrra, M Ml,n. PiiiiKbtn, W D Council. F n Adaina, Fred Kllta, M L Nleholaa, a II Hr.lliwn, J W llevln. M H Walker. O A Wi.iwIk. t: I. (... I is.ny, on.i ivpiion, I'm nan lev, t; ..nir)lii, John FUrhmltt, (; L OIn, l! 'Irlm, William Mii.m H KmvIii. tV a Ha,.ln.l ll.n Vtt li...!- Frank Benaon. Victor Wlnell, t a Filer, S i Hiiuirr, a u insnini, SIS2S NOTICE IOI PtRXICATIM. Und Omr.nl (ircairti- City, tr., April 1, JiJ. Notlc i. iiprnhv utvn thm th. riiiin. namcil Miller ha. lifpd notlca ot hi. Inteullon to malt llllill nrnnf In .iiiimirl ,.f l.lu nlul. ...a thatiiHld pnxjf will be mad before the roiinly elurkof Coliimbin county, atHt. Hclona, Oieson, on May U, Isti'j, vis: . JOHN a. TOMI'KJXH, flnmn.tr.ad entry No sou fnrihn s Hons, tkn.r II w. II nam. Hit Tollnwlns wlliieareH to prove hla ennlinnniia reatd.nd upon, and onltl vntlnn at ,.l,l i.i,a ...,a.. tloiiaiOl, H K; II. I. Qulvy, Henry Mlrnk., (iieplien Hiiln., Julius Znnmannt all ol 8cp prion. Columbia enmity, Or.i.on. 'JnJr2lnBjriisa, who mads preemption ft H. No. WW, harthyapcclally nnlin.il (o appeal Snd ahow can. why the entry of Johu Oi fomrkliia ahnuM nntb. .im..a ' M 34 TO &4, warranted. ASO DKALEU IX and Optical Goods. Jowolrv Repairing. mi DISCOVER tyACCIOEiiT anl on W(kKhtiK lrt M l)iK-vrff4 ittt tL ir m rt.. pisHixy trtn W ( oaf n lift. vMUrlit t9$mmtUm. rwartffi ihI mMtmt hm Imwii Uh 4tiit lf.l M u.r nro4usmr ITItPtftrKOTlYHARMLKfiS AMD SO eiMf-ti AMY CHILD CAW U$C IT. 1r h lr ovr Mtd .p'r ia ainmr. tut urn musv. m ik . hair AinpiM.tf tr mwgtc wlltoui t wibiiMiiseriBjwr mtpu i.lHI.-aor r lirora. II ainniiti.nrii.o yrtwutkm rwr4 tut pun- -., fbi-nnn1 ol LAI II ti kr. i,Must4 .Mllt. IT -K 1 I I -,..1 IKllk tl. tlinaam.ri.i. iH-uifurbiiirMilwitaw. la !.' Anll-ltalilnelii'h e 'tf it f.rd. Mi .ilk Kra Lur. k"lk4 rethioti for L'qaorXUrtnMs. To tlie Honorable Coiiiiiil-rlnni r sad County t'mirt oi Cotumbin eouljrJai Mate of On-s'iii for Columbia eounty: V. tlie nndemittneil Iraal v..b-r in liter lala.iu liretdi cl, re.peetfully iwii'inn Jfnur lioitoialile body tbat a lirvinw be truiited 14 It. It. I osier ft Ci lupunv, to aril aplrituoua, vinous und malt lliUor, in nald lr la lain! pre. In. t in lea uuaHlltie than en sallon fnr ihe riod of one yiar: F t Kau j n h, C Kruknko J WJiiqn,H Munn, H hlehmiin. K M Ko.tf r, Frank Hldiop. Jsibes M NauKlit-n. Joint An Lie, M Csrnlll, U it linker. K Able., K I' Onlloway, L Uli-bmaii, ti A Herd H John Lnn, I' O Mars. C J IUn.e t, V"m Hartley. J K lonlaiv, M M ll.i.li, .1 K lliirk, I O Mava, M M Knyrr, L Hall. TlinmaH Tin ker. John Malliner, II t Uatiam. W J Kellie, CK Vomia. C VVrbmrr J 1 1 nrneher. H A f owli-r. II M Pnwl.r. f Kfotih, John I'aveiil. Louis Lorenlaiai. If tiUork". C V VVllios. W Wilxon, I' It I'tiin. jonn filiuni, liu. Amlsr.on, llota-rl Nil mi. Albert Wtdirer. C Mf Murphy, T t iopKc, l.B'ry t'rsnt. M McKay, A l t an niniflniiii . II I Cumdi eliani 'I J Mahon. T hinlt, M Mi Ki'iiii ', l 'buries jnlin'on, Vf Lo.ly, II liiluliiF, K W lliaib. K IvrrM. Jol.n Ilaniuin, Daniel Ullliird.fail TannH William Kre-h, Austnrt' Miiirclil.iiu, J A r.in un, mi ii nuiiosvii,. jnnn jaeotaam. All.. 11.11. tola ll.r X'l,.l..p L'.,. In) .. Cadtiir. tiabriii Jenny, William Wlllard, II W Hnney, Pennla Medals. II I'lteroli, Alton Pilcr-on. tilnw Mi.imnn.. (I C Jaqiil-h, K tl Oo'ter, K eefTert. Ilrrl r Ilolll.. Win (laddW. K Meeker. J W Divine, Win Vsnover, JCnk, M Melirrntntt. VeO Tucker, H 11 Walker, John Frlfcrt. J limiiKiirihii-r, C V fniM., 1 Huinnanhier, J If Stein. U J Kelly, II K Hn hb. T huiintow Cat Wakl y, Ount J.ilinnon, K I arvaii, Jolmfaciar tt, P Ifiuihen, II J Willlkii". C W Honey, tl W Hall. 0 A VVmi a. Wl Cn-nell, K If Oirtr, W 0 Itiiinnanlntr, C I, Crnimli'd, 1 Adams.. K J Hiiri.e. II C (lore, K II Miietr, C t'rln. J 8 Gray, Tmn I o ey, A I' IVIinr, ('lias liuniKunlner, J M Hiieneer, J II HwSKer, Kobrrt Lit Inftalon, K W FowU-r, Jnbi, MrOmlertil, It i lliiri'rtt K V Fiinti r, fl Link. II Wake, tl ri .Ko-b-r. J II Haley, Win Hi ott.T l.lthtfoi t. W M TomlliiMin, tJ A Morel, A Netr, V Kramer, J Whllaker. Wm Ho ml, P Clialeua, K Wondlinni, C Ji n-on, I Hleott, K Meotf. J rileutt, A Jnoolmon. A Awlcrron. r l ooley, J Pate, L A hineald, 0 F Jonra, John Mainland II Dt-ribm, y Juhnatnn. V t'ornr, J Culla-tt J lb hmer, W Krasler, M W WllMin.U I'svld, M Link, 0 V fowler. K W Makhmter, C C Maklndcr.M I Link, .1 Wood., Win l.lnk, A Neiin, J Lawience. T N Mitchell, WJC Kowler, J Klerdi n, t Hunt. ' - , ' . tlHChlns A r Hale. Th Beit Salv ia th. norld lor Cuts, Urulu. Dares. Plcrni. (tall Khaiim. Favcr Horen. THf. Cbapi4 ilsDda, Chllblnln, Cnms and sll Hkl Ernptioni, snd poitlTly etirsa TH, r as V'f rfiilred. ltl.fiiamniefd to sdve perfaet " faction, or nearer funded, Trie V eenW p bokv 7orusric4wii4 axuan j. t, AfFItS0, Rfl.tr. I