The Oregon mist., May 04, 1894, Image 3

hc Mts&m piot -DEBATE AT MAYGER
msiuuisD avv ruin ay,
OFFICIAL WW OF MB COUNTY
PERSONAL
AND LOCAL.
Mb Lun Loug, of Wull Walla, t
(ho guui ui r. aaran umiont,
Don't full to hear Hun." Koswull 0.
Jlorr apeak at HU liulon on the llui
of May.
The (treat dramatic iicoudu, "Evan
mill HoiiIhk, or thu Outlaw of Visiilia,"
in living played in l'orilaml 1I1U week.
A man had m well try lo hamp.x
an eluphiiut with a tliimliluful of snap
mis, a to try tu do btiaiini wutJ ig
nore advertising".
Mary Vnvlkonbrg ami John VV.
Foster, of Kisiiluwk, were inurrm.l at
tint Orb'tlla! HoU.I, in this .l,io, y
Judge Ulukesley, Thursday morning.
Tliu CUtskanle band, un lor the
litiidurship of Dr. il.ili, earuml u tod ii
libit) nil tlewrving praise for their Hut)
musius) wileiittoii Hirfurmud at My
llr last H.Uurdity night.
Arrangement are buinir made fur it
grand time here un the illli. IWl
miss it. Excursion will Im run Iiom
IKiiiiU down tin rivur. mid everybody
will bo given it chance to attend.
Mr. Fred C. Milt', who Iihm h large
orange uuriHry at l'tuisyu, Citlifuriiiii,
presi'iiu-d Mr. Duliumi, while tlivrt,
with lino twi-yr-uld urmielre,
which lit) Mtfely brought homu mid not
out.
Justice Doitn, of Rainier, w in
town laat Monday, acting a a witness
tiuloro Justice Blakevlry court in the
Case of 1'ulltill v. Irf-wli Mini Johnson,
m ciiminal net icti in 'which llio de
fendant Were diiniMi.'d.
In the wedding announcement of
Mi Irene Un'ii ami Mr. Owens, last
wok, it epirrd that Mr. Owen in
a batlatr by nomination. We wen
misinformed regarding, ibis, huwever.
Mr. 0i;i i a rlrewmn, and it em
.nyd in the lloittl J'urtluiiiJ.
Phillip Frake. of 8ciMKn, noni
liiee 00 the repuhliiisii tH'kal for the
otliie of county )iiiiuiimnonttr, whi in
town hint Monday hnktug hand with
lii numcruu friend and acquain
tance. II. 0. Lamhersnii ami Olu
How nun, of that place, weio ulto in
town.
Mr. Wm. PUutan, nftcr a three
wot'k'a vacation to Sail Fruucisou, Hau
Jose and l'lacer oouniy, California,
Iiaa returned home. California ia re
IKirknl aa Im'Idk somewhat more iroti
mron Ihan OrnK'at. Our nalurul ad
vaiitMjjea are probably be tter, but in
Califtirniii, thi-y are cverlryiug tolat
nalurul condition. Tln-y lirgely
fomMM tlto drouth; and if in Oretiou,
would probably raf over tnutdi of the
land in od r" to plow and w.w two
wtM'kflfarliur in ihr apriiig. Mr. Dol
man My he found jo place in Cal
ifornia whuro gt'iwrat Hiiwhaiidiae w
old aa cluap a lie aella tiero at 8l .
llvltna. ' -
l.atltcn, AitFinton!
Wa wiah lo inform llm ladioa of Co
lumbia county that we will allowliiuir
- . it .
roiiuil trip tare via inxou or mmupK
coniiatiifa' UU .ff any drwa !"
jiurchawil of ua at The LaMode Mil
linery 1'arlora, 1(X Union avenue,
1'ortluud; Kart idt, Old 4th etrt'ot.
t'lorloa l lloalloa.
Hon. T. J. Clwtou will iMivur an
ddn-aa on current Mliiieal iaiiea at
Jloultou, tinormw (B.ilnrday) fveu
iiiK, at 7 :.'t0. The Kem-ral public i
iien a cordial invitation to Iw prvanut
n4 hsartb niort r'priHMntatiVH re
ublicao f.ouod thapriucipleaof In
pmy.
A Duajr Itay.
Lait Monday wi bny day
BIwrifT WatU, Iwing the ily of
loitig of the tax-nVH for 1S03.
,i. L..i.t liimtf the ert-aior iiari, oi
for
the
IK
tin
a.,m writinir mii. nwi-iiiU for Uli'. and
will now proceed to make out the de
linquent liat, o to liave il ready for
the county court which moot next
Wedneaday. '
Married.
Mr. Will Jewell and Mb Cleora
Kearcy were united in martiage 1hi
Tulay, in Portland, and relumi-d
to their new home at Btella, W.jh,
in the iaine day, whi-ro Mr. Juwhi
nenged in the tWiing btiainwa. Boih
parliea are will and lavorably known
in Columbia county, both having re
idud here front iufancy. The cere
mony wa private.
Married.
k l,nnw weddinir wa anlemniied
at the n-aidence of Judge J. B. Dan,
twomilea from Itninier, luat BaturMay,
the contracting purliea beinij Mini.
Maggie DeBaai and Mr. John C. Girt,
Judge Doan nfllciHiing in hi '
pleaain manm-r. The young pop e
are Uie venter oi a irumiiv..
with whom they are prime favorite.)
and who join in wishing them a happy
and proeroui life together.
The Jane Blae.
Highwater in the Columbia o early
thiaa.OiiUconaideredby many an
Indication of a mall rise in June,
whilo other, propheay that the fre lie
thia year will be of more than up a
volume. There ii enounh now in the
mountain to cauae a tl.Hid in June I
the condition! are mvoraoio,
ing can be foretold in thi. regard no
111 the time cornea. One can tell m
iibout highwater the laat day of June
than he can the lat daya of April.
Died a MalnvlHe.
That dreaded and faUl dicaee con-
ltu a train carrw
iy WHICH THE REPUBLICANS CAME
OUT VICTORIOUS-TUB POPS
WERE HOT "IN IV
Xouvent of tlio preaont campaign
n thi i!iMiity Jin wauled tJi,t inmui,,,
intcnttit that whn riidiued by Uie iiu
niHiucuiiitiiit ui.it purauaiit iu a cii.il
b'iiK anid lo huve been Uaned by Hon.
I.J. Clwton, the rapublicaii cuodi-
date fur repre taiivc, lo ltuv. Jm-
Waldrop, a joint politidal dulmii
would take plnce bolwm-n thuae two
geiiiltfinen at Mayger, on laxi Sutur
day evening. Hindi a cliiillonKe wa
not UmihiI, however, but a dobate waa
nevertheli-aa arranged and took plaur
acooriliiig lo anniiiiiKtuiuunt. Al tiif
appointed time and place no a than
live hundred and lifty liilijnu-ly inter
exlt'd permina, all cili.iHig of Columbia
county, omblcd in tlio Rpacluua
hall at that (dace, and Immediately nl
ter the arrivnl of I Im Hi. Helena and
(iillion delegiitimia on the excursion
tu.iiuer DiKiniirck, the debute waa
opened by Mr. Cluetou for the ruptih
liciiu. In opening the argument Mr.
Clecton oecuiiicd an hour, during
which ho defined in a forcible elo
quent and maaterly manner, the potl
lion of ihe riipiiblican party on tarifl'
and finance, which imm a were under-
rUmmI to be the uljeun for (ho even
K a 4llrcliHBion, and lua luciil and
e Hi c live mauauement of theae ouch-
tioua moat agreeably aiirpri. eil hi
warmeHl admirerx, and exciied ihe ad
miration of all who liaiened. Al-
thniigh hia remark were niuiply ex
iilaiiHtory of reiiuliliean i inci i.l h
und not argumentative, they were
enihiiaiaaiiiiully received and hear.ily
applaiiileil,
Home very refreshing mnmu by the
Clutakaliie band wa tendered during
I lie lutermiavion which followed Mr.
Cleeton'a ailitrea, after which Mr.
Witlilmn liaik Ihe roatrum and began a
reply to lua opponent, and hi argil
meni in favor of (Mipuliam, and an ar
raignment of the rcpiililicai) party.
Uv wav of iulrialuclion Mr. Waldrop
raid that had he known that no
direct challenge had Oeen i -ailed, he
would not h.ive come lo the county,
but iuce he waa here and the oppor
tunity off.-red ha would defe'id the
principle of hia party. He then
launched out uiam a two hour' oral
caatigation of the two old purlieu dur
ing which he alternately atruggletl in
a vain end avor tu combat the rlae-
liienl of Ins plucky Utile npiMHieut
and 10 iinaliHckle the (diucliei which
had been firmly riveted UMni him.
Waldrop ia a fluent talker hut unfor
tunately, a cmiflriiied crank and dem
agogue; and in-over, lie mane
Ibe aeriotl uuatakeof oVi reHtlmallug
hiinwlf and undcreaiiinaiiiig hi op
(Hiueut and audience. Them mixiaker
were fatal to both liiim-elf and hi
DiirlV. for in hia final arguiiieut Mr
Cleeion developed a fauiiliariiy willi
our hiatory and tlie exirleuce and cf
feet of our law which completely mr
priced and dieoiierted hia fiiuieil
ipiwnicnt. Iaek ol time and apace
forldda audi a g neral dicuaaion of
Ihe debate aa we would Im pleawd lo
give il, but aa il laated throuch nearly
Qve houra it ia imioaHi to notice all
that wa aid. Waldrop'a refference
lo John Sherman, in wh'ch that grand
old financier waa characterised a a
villain of the deepen dye and oiphor
of every real or imaginary ill which
efloeu humanity, waa ihe aignal for
an attack by ihe young republican
which f irly took the populiai cham
pion's breath away and called out
three cheer for Ihe ;ieaker, and ihey
were given with a apirit that too
plainly indicated Ihe contempt in
which American receive audi dema
gogy a Waldrop had Ibe aasurance
i. .,'lTur them in lieu -f f icla. Wald
rop' peoch wa dimply a aiiueeioii
of criininationa and leerimiualiour
of tiie old, atereoiyped form, which
he ia n fn d of reeling off by note
for the edification and ainnaement of
the pnputUta. Prof. Cleeion' cloainp
argument wa an eloquent, logical and
complete rebuttal of all the miataie-
. . i.. l.. tr .1.1-....
ineiil ami fliarge maue ay yuiump,
and the plenaing and credi'able man
ner in which lie acqnilteii nunaeii
he delight of In frieuila ami vmpa
thixor. and a tainib oi conaternauon
tl. cm m n of Ihe popnliHt. IIU
logic, eloquence and generalahip waa
a urine to even nu h
and hia moat aevere critic were forced
lo recognise and acknowledge ma
ability.
how liard-up I am. I
mive him and 1 looae my
let him drown and I am happy." Now,
Harry, we all love you, and I think we
will vo e for you on the 4ih of June
Even if George ia a republican ho amy
with iiia Mirty and don't witch oil'
jtlal for lliu rake of liouor. George
freely forgive you for your, hoft
'ighleduuHii, mid hope to meet you
Home day in ibe good old republican
rank-, where all good and h arueo
men rhould aland togelhi r for lie
good of lliemaelvei. and their country
ftpi'lng Valley.
W. Miller i ill -elllug hay ai d
polatoe. ,
Crop in thi vicinity are ubout ab
put iu ihe ground.
Hay ia in great demand thi ipring,
elliug for f 10 H-r toil.
Mr. Po lulelt hi ranch for a (hurl
lime to auek employment in Portland,
Mr. Moyer, of Peri, paid a vit.it to
Miller tuot hem, al tin place, on lat
Hunday.
J. Dupout ia putting in a large crop
of wheal and oat thia teaaon ; alo a
large crop of vegvlable.
W, Miller' liotme i iilmost fjniabed
mid i beautifully decked with flower
around ita bordera thai ia audi How
en a cherrie, peara, apple, curreuta,
raapbernea, and many other truiia.
rytl'fee3 ROSWELL Gr HORR
WILL SPEAK AT ST. HELENS, ON FRI
DAY, MAY ll, AND A GRAND ,
TIME IS ANTICIPATED .
The friend of aouud money will re-
cche with Kriiiilicaliou Ihe announce ,
meiit linit Hon. Uiwtlt U. liorr, ol
New Yoik, Iiaa been n-cuicd lo d hvu
;i political a. Kir. a. at hia place on Fn
.lay, May Hili, al 7:30 ,,. in. Pi rhap
not more than one other iiiau in the
Uuilad Htatea i aa well porte.l on the
money qut BlioU a i Mr. Horr, ami
certainly no other man i better able
lu wxpluile the popular money fallacie
of the populiai than he. For a num
ber of year he ha been the rinaucinl
i-diloi of the New York Trihuue, in
which capacity be ha umde for him
self a world-wide reputation aa an em
inent financier, and hi article have
gained for him the confidence and ad
nnraliou of ihe civilized world. Hi
addreasal thi place will be the chance
of a lifetime for the citizens of thi
county, and none of them can afford
t.i mi it. A general Invitation is
given Ihe public, and a tpecial invita
lion i extended the populiai to come
and hear thi great defender ol nouud
money,
Lewch and Oliver Anneraon,
i imp worn hrutitflil lulu court
rani wor i ui by Ja foltock aim
h. F. Beoxer, charging mem wun
larceny on two counta, one for larceny
of a logging team and for stealing
some logging apparalu. After a pre
liminary exaiiiiiiMHou. (he court di-
i-eil Ihe defendant, who Immem-
alely had Polhwk arrectetl lor cruelly
to anim.ila, alleging iuhi roinn-u
in. 1! la-ill and abuoeil ihe team he
MCCUpWI 1..UCII Bll'l JOIIIIMJH .
niir Pidliak waa reqcireil to give
200 boiida for hia appearance for ex
amioalion, and believing that he
could not gel justice in ihia court, lol
lock awore Judge lakcley out oi
a mrt and Uak a change of venue lo
Juatice Wmalliam' court, where he
'.nil be examined.
COUNTY CENTRAL, COMMITTEE,
A Profitable Brisalon Held Here
Mamr i,rering with gal
terrible diae for long tin . He
and death occurred on Ih"?
20, 1894, after li.mng
.iTtel, nd and rela-
couraeoi obw ,, .
assist srstsiX.P
liy nave " '"'
po n n unit.
Mayncr.
Our club ia iu a very prospemu
condition, and till continue to in
creaae in membersliip.
It. Saturday nut at Ihe
Deleua republican club, and found it
in a prosperous conuivmii.
The debate on Saturday night laat
was a grand ucce lor uie repuon
can of Columbia county. Our .In tie
representative, T. J. Cleeton, got away
with Joe Waldrop in every pmpoM-
ku ..nU ntter. Waldrop came
here with the expeotatioii of meeting
a mini he could "do up" in foriy mm-
nH iliun after babbling for two
hour and twenty minute, to have
our little giant get in and kill all hi
argument, wa more than he or any
other pop could aland. When this
giand and great orator the long
haired freak of nature tailed them,
thev were daxed and could not ray a
...i . r.. h .In I not prove a aingle aa-
..-...'.. I- Kiaile. After Ihe debate
... f. the dopS sulked home and
... .iru.,,.1 nf anmelhintf else lo
o..,. n.iui let everv itikiu nouor
n,.i,'liean and democrat, vote together
V...I ..or men. and irv the gootl
ami atoriou republican parly, which
nil biina proapcrity and pleuiy once
ii .mr land: not money so
ulcntiful a the pupa promie,but gmul
remunerative wi rk.
pi.- M,.v.ri.r pomnanv ran their
...ine a few day laat week, but eaughl
verv few flab. They came very near
....:.i.i., u ha nh : As G. K. W. waa
...rbinir with the rest of the men he
... .si ilia hnt into deeper water
than he wa uaed I0,and some thought
he wa abont to drown. Some started
i.. ... .. hini.but our beloved anil
i..,.,l H. Henderson BUiod on the
.i..b and cried. "Let him drown, as
.i.i. i. .luntinn vear. and a DooTryon
is running for coronur thi will be my
'.last job; ond, boyi.you do nor guow
Helena.
A Clark ami wife were viniting at
the home of Dr. Meerve laal Tueaday.
Mica Faiuiiu Mewive began teach
ing cell. ail in Hie Tryoit diatrici, laat
Tuediiy.
W. M. Perry, of Rainier, will peak
at Ihia place next Huiiday al 2 o'eba k
p. m, iu behalf of Ibe republican party,
All are invited to attend.
Mi-S Ida Morgan went to St. Helen!
the lirrt ,f the week, 10 attend the
county republican club aa a delegute
from Beaver Fall precinct.
The Quincy dramatio club will give
an euteilaiument al this place on thti
urday evening, May 12th. Thi will
be veiy ainuriiig and enlerluiuingind
we a-aiire you a pleasant evening.
Owing lo the death of hi sister,
Hou. Ralph K. Dunuiway who waa
billed for a Mcch hero laal Sunday,
did not come, but bis place waa rilled
by Mr. RolaH. of Si. Helena, who de
livered an aide address iu behalf of the
republican party, which waa much
appieciaUd.
Quite a large number of people from
i hit place aiieuded the joint debute al
Maviter laal SaiuiUay eveuiug.oeiweeu
Hou. T. J. Cieelon and Ji Waldrop.
Thev leiairl a lively time, iu which
ihe noi.uliHt : et came out much the
worao off for hi bilof xpt rieuce.
John T. Smith ha ordered lumber
fr nn MuM-i ve brother U count met a
fine rcHilcoce on hi place near Haul
ier. We wonder who ia lo be ibe lucky
one io occupy this houae when com-
pitted, f..r mely Mr. Smith doe uoi
intend to tai so i-clrMi us to keep il all
lo IiiiiimIi. Wondel if some )pjd
l.aiking young lady in liol ililert-aled
theref
Perhaps some of our reader have
uol kept posted, ami many have nut
had Ihe opportunity of rending the
Sentinel, mi we quote a abort sketch
from thai journal of April 12, through
ita local correspondent al Dent, Mr.
Financial E. Hport. in which it made
I lie following announcement: "Delena
ha- a republican club, ami aa soou a
a few more cowa are fresh o they will
have more milk for all the kids ih re
in, there will probably be a joint dia
cuaaion between it and the Be.iver
Falls people party club ou ihe iasues
of the day." The fact i the political
caldron is boiling hi)ih and if the peo
ples puny have got their lit lie sieech
on their tongue' end, ihey will have
the G. O. P. ou their toes" end by June,
for you know the poet says:
Live of congressmen remind us,
We could make our own sublime,
If we'd oulv leave Rome haolpriuta
Where llieir pants and coal-tails
lined,
Ala-1 what wonders might be ac
comoliabed iu this woild were it not
for Hint little word, "ll." Mr. ouon
aooears to kloat a really over the pos-
-itiilily of hia puny ornamenting ihe
G. O P's, Cleveland budge, but we are
led lo wonder what he lUitiKs llie u
il. P. would bn doina all thi lime: H
ia nrelty active sometimes and kicki
woihu than a mule With a briar under
ih saddle. We are phased tu note
thai the cows have been quite "tread
for some lime oust, which has enabled
us to "have more milk for the kida,'
and as a result they are now fully de
vuloped into good sound repubheaus.
The method has proven such a sue
cess that our club list is taking enor
nous uroportions. having readied the
li. iulil of flftvsix inemtieM and more
hi follow. The populists have been so
much alarmed over the rapid growin
of the republican club here, that Ihey
have seen til to challenge it for a joint
debate, which ha been accepted, aud
will take place Sunday, May ZOih, al
the hall. Maybe Hie pop won'i rind
ilium aiieh a lot of kids after all. We
suppose the pops, after testing our
metliou oi Dunging uii me aiusou
20ih, will be wauling to adopt il, but,
frieuds, that is patented and all rignts
reserved.
Profitable Session
Saturday.
As per agreement at Ha previous
meeiiuu. Ihe republican couuiy cent
ral conimiile mul in this place Tues
day, and hel.l a very profitable seasioU
during which much imporaiii bu-iun-s
was iraiiaHCteil. ine imeiina
called to order by vice-Pvaldeni M. F.
Hazen. Uiain motion, Ueo. Mayger,
W. W. Blakesley aud John Boles wuie
aplaiiuted a committee ou credenilals.
The cia.mmitiee reported tne ioiio
iug dubs were represented lu the con
vention :
Kobi. T. Line dn, Warren; Tlios. B
Beed, Houlton; Wm. Mi Kmlty, hi.
Heleua; John A. Logan, V. roonia;
Rainier, Rainier; Mayger, Mayger;
Beaver Falls, Deleua, Claiskaiiie ;
Auiarv :
A motion to amend the constitution
bv electing the president for only
three mouths, wa lost. Motion thai a
special meeting be held al Mayger Ou
June 2nd, at 8 P. M., carried. H. L.
Warreu wu elected president by ac
clamation. Motion to extend a vole
of thank to W. J Rice for organizing
local clubs, carried. Secretary was
instructed tu form a list of those who
are willing to sneak before the local
clubs throughout the county, and re
ported Ihe following names subject to
invitation : W. J. Rice, H. H. Cliff,
U. W. Roberts and C. A. Davis, St.
Helens; W. M. Perry, Rainier: J. W.
Meaerve, Deleua; H. L. Warrtn, W.
H Conytrs and T. J. Cleeton, Clataka
nle; James H alges, Mist; J. G. Walta,
SeuppHwe; Judsou Wied, Veruonia.
Upon motion, a copy of the minutes
in. lu.ling names of volunteer speak
era lie luruiahed each dub iu the
ou u. y. AH-r a lew spe c e oy
hone prtTcni, the meeliiig aiijourneii.
2 EI.ID WIN ROSS
iaPhatrnacist.
DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES.
Webfeet Women Honored.
The mime of tweuty-even Oregon
ladies were proposed for delegates to
the women a congres ai me miuwiuiei
fair. Mra. William England.and Mr.
France Fuller Victor, of Salem, and
MissM. G Snell, of Corvullis, were
the three chosen ; Mia Snell having
resigned. Mr. Die, of Oregon City, i
(elected in hrr place. Mra. England
ha been assigned a her subject,
"Women' Work in Connection with
the Universities;" and Mrs. Victor's
subject is "Evolution of Woman." The
Oregon delegate have been given
pnimine.it places on the program. The
congress opened on tiie 30ih of April,
and during its progress all things inai
concern ihe good of woman will be
thoroutthiy discussed.
J. R. Beegle. of the Hillaboro In
dependent, is in Si. Helens this wek
slinking hands with old friends.
My slock in this line is aa complete
h run be found outside of the city of
Pintluiid. I make a specialty in this
line and carry the very freshest good.
o ox o o
80AP3, TOILET ARTICLES.
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In this line you will und a complete
and varied assortment lo select from,
where you pun choose with the assur
ance that the goods you get are freah.
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School Books School Supplies
' Your' school supplies can b toro
cured here, sOcfl as pens, pencils, Ink,
writing tablet, sla tear, and in fact quit
everything coming Cinder this bead.
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PERFUMERY. PRESCRIPTIONS
As to perfumeries, oflr s'tocii is varied
and complete. We make this article a
specialty. We will com ptiund prescript
lion any hour of the day olr Uigbt.
ROSS Proprietdr
"Vernonia.
McNUTT
-THE LEAD1NG-
Kesolnltons.
The following are ibe re.-olulion
adopted by the Beaver Falls republi-
an dun, Abrti w, ioa :
Whkkbas, We believe the doctrine
ndviai..lnl by Ibe populist party are
not dufivo ol. i. . a at goverumeiii;
and we believe the future pnwajrity
of our country depend on the success
of the republican p. rty in the coming
June eleclmu, as wen a tne naiiMuai
election of 1896 ; therefore be it
Resolved, That we, ihe republican
club of Beaver Fall precinct, tender
our heartiest support and congratula
tions to Hon. T. J. Cieelon for the able
anil efficient maniiei in which he met
and defeated the "populist freak,- Joe
Waldiop, Ihe populist candidate for
congress; and for the gallant and loyal
manner in which he set forth the prin
ciples nf Ihe republican party; and be
il further
Resolved, That a copy of these reso
lutions be sent to This Okegoh Mist
for publication
0. E. Wonderly, president.
A. J. Quiqley, Secretary,
t
ASTOHIA AND GOBLE R. R.
Money on Hand for Its Immediate
Construction.
The following appeared in ihe Ore-
gonian of Wednesday, and. beara out.
rather plainly, l lie leeuug oi me
moneyed men and the prospects of a
railroad lo Astoria :
Tiie pro-ect of a rBilroad between
Astoria and Portland ia at laat very
bright, Mr. M. Luta, who represents
a French and German syndicate, has
been in Portland and Astoria for Sev
eral days, and he aud his associates
have beeu investigating anu coneiucr
ing the various propositions for a rail
road connecting Astoria wiih ihiscity.
The result is that Mr Lmx has sub
mitted to the people of Asiona a prop
osition to immediately build a road
from Astoria lo Goble.upon condition
that they put iu proper form, for de
livery lo the syndicate represented by
liim, the title to llie land suosunes at
Astoria and Flavcl, heretofore offered
lor Ihe construction of such a road.
Furthermore, the people of Astoria are
r. anil ed to obtain and give ihe full
ami Iree right-of-way from Astoria lo
Goble, aud a contract tor tratno ar
raugeuiente wiih the Northern Pacific
lietween Goble and Portland is al-o lo
he furnished. H is stated Unit if these
conditions are complied with, the road
will lie buill at once, as ihe money
can lie immediately obtained for Ihia
purpose. It is believed that thi offer
a practical solution of ibis much-discussed
problem, ami will secure the
t onal ruction of a railroad that will be
of equal iidvautage m, Astoria and
Porlhiud. It will be Bn independent
hue between the two cities, ami It is
.nii..iail u handle the business of all
r- . - -
roads ou equal term.
A Business Change.
We regret lo learn that D.J.Swilaer,
n iteMiiint of 1 11 Health ami uie au
vice of hi physician, hasconeluueu lo
seek a change of dimiae.hoping there
by lo be benefitted. Mr. Switxer ha
liHiiosml of Ins interest in the firm of
Cole & Switxer, of this place, iu Ihe
abstract and conveyancing business,
also the office building and lots of said
Hrm. to E. E. Quick. The new firm
will be known as Cole & Quick, who
have had many needed changes made
in ami about 'the oflloe, and which add
,., amall deirree to the convenience
and appropriateness of such an office.
The business heretofore conducted by
the firm will he ooilinued by the new
firm, audi as abalrai!ling,conveyancing,
real estate, insurauce, negotiations of
loans. Mi Quick's six years' service in
lueolllceofcouniyelei k enables him U
conduct audi a business with a thor
ough knowledge of every detail con
nected with it, and having earned an
enviable reputation iu the former of
fice, he will retain he confidence and
ti uat of the people in hi new venture.
Cole A Quick, being the sole and ex
a ii. I tironrietors of a
....... i,l..t set nf "Thorn's Numeiical
Rvatem of Title Abstracts," foi Co'nni
bia county, Oregon, are prepared .to
furnish reliable abstract of any tract
..I lmiii in Columbia county, upon
short notice, and at reasonable figure.
mb Tiillard A Cole will oontinue
the practice of law as heretofore.
KHKttirt'i ALK.
In the Cbcnlt Court of the tate of GVepm,
for the countv nf Co uinhta, V It. Cro
wall, plnin'lrf'. vs. O-car Akin and Willie
I. Akin, defendants.
BY VIKIL'KOP AS EXKCUTI0V, judg
ment, order mid decree, duly i.-mtu-.l out
of and nndrr Ihe seal of the Circuit court
of the state of Oregon, for the county of
l -.,l.;nil,i,i. in me ilnlv directed. Haled the
I5ib dav ol Hicember. l0. upon a judg
ment mid dt en e rendered and entered in
stud court on tlie loth day of M t.ber, imi.
In favor nf V. H. CniHsv ait plaintiff, and
against Owsr Akin and Willi.-1. Akin, de
fendant, for the sum of live hundred and
eleven snd twer.tv-Hv one-hiiiidridths
($511 25) doll r. with 1. terest thereon at
the rate nf eight (8) per cent tier uniitim.
from the 10th day of October, l3, and the
further sunt nf one hundred (10U) d"llar
as attorney's fees, and the further sum of
thlriv-eight and thirty one-hundredths
($; 30i dollars, costs and disbursements,
and al-o the costs of and upon said writ,
con.nianuinjr me to make sale of the fol
Iswing real property of the tbove-named
defendants, to-it: The southwest one
quarter (8 W4) of section twenty-eight (28)
townsliio rive (5) north ranae three (;l) sot
of the WMIIaniiiiette meridian, iu Columbia
county, state of Oregon, and containing
one hundred and sixty (1001 aeres of land.
more or less, togi ther with the lenenient",
hereditaments, and appurtenances thereun
to belonging or in any wie appertaining.
I rinlv Iwied nram said real-estate on tlie
lOlli ilav of Anril. A. D.. 1M. Now, there
fore, by virtue of said execution, judgment,
order, and decree, und in compliance with
thi. enmnitndsnf said writ. 1 will, on Sat-
urdai . the l.'tli dav of May. 1891, at the
hour of lui (l(l)o'i lo, k a. m of that day,
at fhp fniol door of the c .unty Courthouse,
in the ciiv of St. H' lei. in said eou.uy and
state, idl. Hiilii.et to redi iunlioii, at public
nuctinn, to the highest bidder therefor, for
cash, all the riaht. till.', and interest which
Ihe above-named defendants. Oscar Akin
and Willie 1. Akin, ba on the fourth day
of January. I&fc!, the date of said mortgage,
or has since had in and to the ab.v-de-scrihed
reabpropertv. 10 -alify aaid execu
tion, judgment, order, and decree, inter
est cost und all accruing cost.
T C. WATTS.
Sheriff of Columbia county, Oregon.
St. Helens. Oregon, April 10, 18W.
General' Heal - Estate - Rustler
TIMBER LANJDS
Bonded and Sales Negotiated on Commission;
Is horoogliiy familiar with the great timber region of the
FAMOUS - NEHALEii - COUNTRY
jVILJOKIL-iH BROS
MABUFACTDRER8 OF AND BKAtBR IK
Rough and Dressed Lumber
:fir and cedar;
Of Every Style Grade and Variety.
AT THE OLD STAND,
ST. HELENS,
OREGON
STOP YOUR MEDICINS AT THE
CLA'rskANll-"DRUC STORE
Where'you will find the largest tock of Patent
Medicines, Prescription Drug, Toilet Articles, etc.,
ever found in Columbia Corinty.-
DE. J. 3D. HAXiI Proprietor
stmnoas.
In the ! rcuit Court of the S'ate of Oregon,
for Columbia county.
Cha. P. Mugi le, plaintiff. V. Geo. 8. Dip-
pold, MarUn 8. Uipp.ild, and M. Frances
Dippold, defendant-!.
To Geo. 8. Dlpiwld, Martin S. lippold, and
M. Frances Dippold, defendants:
IN THE KAME OK THI4 STATE OF
Oregon, you are hereby required to p
nr snd answer t he complaint Hied against
you in the above-entitled court and cause,
Kv llie 15th day of Mav, it being the
first day of the regular term of sid court,
next following the expiration of the time
prescribed in the order for the publication
of this summons; and if you fiiil to answer
the saitl coim.lalnt, the plalntin win apply
to the court for the relief demanded there
in, lo-wit : For judgment airainst the de
fendants. Geo. 8. I'ippold and Martin 8
Dippoltl, for 400, wiih interest from the
iiu.li tm nf litwemher. 1891. at eieht per
c. nt per annum, and WU attorney's fees.
and costs. Ann ion ..rami ui u.u.i, ui
cla.ing the deed made by defendant Martin
a in, ..,i,i ij, rirnilnt M. Frances Din-
. . 1 I . . r T... ....... .MM rtf
potu, on ineooinuHv m jnnun.j.
the northea-t one-quart.r of section 11.
township 6, north rsnge 3, west of the W U-liini.-lte
nieridinn.in Columbia county, Or
egon, void, snd setting the same asuiu. anu
ordering said hind sold to pay said judgment
8aid suit is brought iion a promissory
note given for the purcna-e nionev
Isi.d. under nn airreeuie, t of defendsnt.
Martin 8. Dippold. m mortgage the same
to plaintiff as securitv for the payment of
saia note, wiiicu sum ..! ... .... . w.-....
nf m ii uirrpt'incnt. ennveved bv defendant
. ... . . i . X , !."
Marun B. Pippol.l to ueieiiuain m rniiw
in i.i hi. u-ifw wlihmit. cotlidpatlon,
and with full koowlolge of the violation of
said agreement, inis u .". ,'-
Itshed by an order of the judgeof said court,
made on the Z7tn iuy u msren, 1017.
DILLARD COLE,
Attorneys for pliiiiuiff.
The table are always aupplied with the Bert Edible and Delica
cies the murkel affords, y . v .
TERMS REASONABLE FOR REGULAR BOARDERS
Having been newly refurnished w are prepared lo give satisfac
tion to all our patrous, and solicit lmre of your patronage.
J. GEORGE, Proprietor, it. Helens, uregon
St. Helens Livery Stables
TH0S. COOPEE, Proprietor
Hand v location, and you can feel sure that your homes will receive
aa'gootl attention as though yon were caring for them yourself.
HANDY TURNOUTS ON SHORT NOTICE.
Juctico' Court.
Monday wai a busy day in Justice
Hulr,.ulfiv' court, u Mint uaj " "
SHEHIFl' HALE.
BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION AND
-.iu.,f an l didv Issued out of. and un-
dr the seal of tlie Cin'uit Court
of the state of Oregon, for the
countv of Columbia, in the cause entitled
L'i:., Vl,,.!.. v Dsmir V,. Hunter et. al..
to me duly directed, dated the third day of
April, 18W, upon a judgement and decree
rendered and entered in said court and
nn thi iTih dav of October, 1393, in
r - r Kin!lr. ns nliiintilf. and
iIir defendent. Oscar E. Hunter.for
11.. .i.ni nf six hundred and flftv and twen
ty-eight one-hundredths dollars, with Inter
est at Hie rate of eight r cent iwr annum
Un. th 171 1 ilav ot uctooer. llliu "-
further sum of one hundred dolhirs as at
rua and twentv-ons and seventy
one-liuiidreilths dollars costs and disture-
menls. snd the costs to accrue uihjh ..
writ , cou.miuiding nv K niase saie 01 i.c
following- lesi rilHHl real property, situated
in Columbia cunty. Oreifn. towit: Ihe
northeast .!iie-.uartor(NEW) of section one
(1 1 in township live (5) nor n rongetwi--
. . .,. .. ..,.1, .... I. II.. n Ai.nt.itl.
west 01 ine n umiiinw i.i.-.,i....
ing ore hundred and H;ty mne und eight-
fnur ont-nunureuins Kn.u mi. v..js-.
with the tenements nn.l appurte. ances. J
have levied iiikui all of sa d real-estate, and
in compliance with the commands of said
writ will, on Saturday, the 5th day of Mav,
.urn ..i ii. I..,!,., uf 10 nVlnck a. 111. 01 thut
dav, at Ihe front door of ihe Courthouse or
said county and state, soil, subject t" re-
ii.. t.. ti.A l,iL,h,.Kt. lil.ldcr for cash.
.11 ilia Hifiit. title, and Interest which the
defendants Oscar E. Hunter and Olive 1J.
Hunter, nr either of them, had on the Win
day of April, I880. the date of tjie prt:
gae from said defendann to the plaintiO,
nl 1 at a .litrtA annul rd In nr tn sAid nrenuses.
and every part tliereof, to satisfy said Judg
ment, decree, and order of sale, wiih inter
ests, oots, and accruing costs,
T. C; WATTS,
Sheriff ot Columbia county. Oregon,
April Ath, leKH.
nsA3KTIJTT BROS
THE LEADING MERCHANTS OF
Vernonia and Uornelms, ugn.
WRITE TO CORNELIUS FOR STAGE DATES.
FISHERMEN AND CAMPERS SUPPLIED
. . J. H. DECKER ....
TONSORIAL ARTIST
The old and reliable barber ha hi ranors just aa
harp as can be found, and will shave you com- '
fortably and quickly for only fifteen cent.
GIVE HIM A CALL. Al THE OLD STAND ON STRAND ST
THE KIKTJLJL HOTEI
The table will be supplied with the best the market afford. '
Board by the Day, Week, or Month at Reasonable rates
Everything Clean. A Share of Your Patronage is Solicited.
A. H. BLAKESLEY, Prop, ST. HELENS, OR
ST. HELENS MEAT MARKET
All kind nf Fresh and Salted Meal, Sausage and Fish. Mcate
' by Whtiletal j at Special rates. Express wagon run to all parte
of the the city, and charge reasonable. .
SWEETLAND - & SHELDON, - PROPRIETORS,