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About The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913 | View Entire Issue (May 18, 1894)
UiillsiStatcs and Conuty OScial Paper, FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1804. CLASSED AS PAUPEBSAND CRIMINALS In the- supplementary report of the committee onplatlom at Hie people Prty national convention held at Oma ha, two yt ars ago, it lo be found-! "We condemn' Hie fallacy of protecting American labor under the present sys tem, which opens our porta to the pau per aud criminal classes of the world." How do our naturalised foreign cij luiioa who have come here for the pur pose of earning an honest living by their labor, like to be characterised as belonging to the "pauper and crimi nal ' classes oftbe world? Yet, these aame populiata who would drive out the man who pomes here to better hia condition, are just now beseeching every forpign citiasen to vote the popo list lickst. What fort To better his condition : to start the wheels of the . factory, the sawmill ; to heat tbe fur nace or restock the woodyard so that lie may earn an honest dollar. No, pol Nothing of the sort; it is for the purpose of patting some populist in office like Hare, Olmatead, Boise ; evep Joe CopeUnd, who have held office for half their lives (with the exception of the latter, who has either held or eternally sought office) already, and who have shown their utter incapa bility of making a living for them selves without an office. What other system of protecting American labor has this country ever had than th present one, and in what way or by what system do our populist neighbors propose to protect American labor? Tbey bave not outlined a feasible plan o far, nor do they intend to. On the contrary, they preach and vote for free trade. All the populists in the lower house of congress voted for the free trade Wilson bill, which is a well defined measure to cripple manufuc turers and consequently throw work )Dg people out of employment. This, in addition to being classed as "pau pers and criminals" ougut to prevent any intelligent working man from vot ing the populist ticket. Again; the Omaha platform saya i' Wealth belongs to bun who creates it, and every dollar taken from the in dustry without an equivalent is rob bery. If any shall not work neither hall he eat." In the same section of that "able" document are these words: "The interests of rural and civic labor re the same." Yes, and their ene mies are the populists. Will ou?. readers think back two weoks when Coxey'e populist army who want "work" so badly, were offered nve nunarea aoiixra to do a certain, .mount of land clearing, and refuted to accept the offer, consequently, lo take the Omaha platform for it, these Coxey populists have no right to eat if they will not work. Queer doctrine advocated by these exceeding wise (?) beads. A FRANTIC JACK ASS. WHO IS RESPONSIBLE- That times are hard and business on. all sides in a depressed and stagnated condition cannot be denied. This be ing the case the question at once con fronts us as to who is responsible for ilf Prior to the organization of the populist party in this country times were good, but immediately after that ruinous craze began to spread two or three years ago business began to de cline and has constantly gone down i until today. By the threat of populist legislation in tbe United States fac tories have suspsnded operation, mines hut down, furnace fires gone out, working men and women by the thousands thrown out of employment and the money of the country has been compelled to go into biding or seek in vestment elsewhere. This is the con dition that confronts us after two or three years -of populist agitation. Whether or not the populists get into power' their 'proposed methods of legislation causes uncertainty with tbe business world and everything tops to , await the result, and in the meantime labor is unimployed , No man. with business forethought is go ing lo invest his money or operate bis mill, mine or factory not knowing whether his product can be marketed. Neither will the man who has money loan it in a state like this because it is threatened with legislation that would prevent his collecting it when due, knowing, as they do, that if the popu lists get control of the legislature they re pledged to pass laws that practic- j ally repudiate all obligations formerly contracted. There is no thinking man in this country today who if he will be honett but must acknowledge that the popu. list agitation is the principal cause of the threatened ruin in this republic at th present time. It is a step downward from decency, indeed, to for a moment, bring to the public notice a thing like the populist iiiouthorgan, published at Vernoniu. The thing was put there for the mere purpose of giving a hulfltreed jackass a chance lo bray and paw mud he- cause the people of Columbia county knew better than to trust the affnirg of the county in the bauds of men like the leaders of that party. The editor of the bladder lust week, attempted to say something about an article which had been printed fit' this paper under the heading of "A Few Tigures," but made a dismal failure of it, further than to fay that W. A. Meeker's short age of SlftOO was omitted, but that mule neglected to state to his few readers that Mr. Meeker was yet resid ing in Columbia county, and that he felt safe in having his case tried in our courts. He also neglected to ioe his populist friends' minds with the state ment that Massie, a populist, however, bad successfully stolen nearly $4000 of the county funds and then leaving the country, thereby acknowledging his guilt. Why didn't the writer men tion that fact if he wishes to act as such a great reformer? We can an swer the question. It was because Mr. Massie'a action was in such close keep ing with the principles his pany advo cates. Bead the article again, Mr. man, aud see if you couldn't find an item or two thsl woulJ do to study on for few minutes: belter than that: take the whole article and produce it in your sheet We will grant you the privilege. However, we will not be surprised if it does not appear, for the reason that it contains too ninny fuels to suit the rasping howler. The paper has never attempted to do anything but shoot at The Mist because it up holds an intelligent, able and straight forward administration of county af fairs. He has no argument when it conies to truth, and in order to keep the rag alive until after the 4th of June, with the vain hope of electing m miner id me legislature, tie uses his half thimblefii'.l of brains and his barrelfull of vemom in spitting slush at this paper. Its life is shott June lata is tLe day set for burial aud un til then, Mr. Jaek, bray loud threadbare, rasping vaporines. Shkmkf Mkekkk, republican, at theT end of four years was short $1600. 1 Circuit Court. Judpe McHrlilo convened circuit court tn Sheriff Matsfeie, populist, at tho end of one year was short nearly fwuu, ana at the rate he was traveling when he departed tor at the eml f four years would have been short $ 16,000. Both were wrong; but note the difference. It is reported that Candidal!) Dav ison told the people at Seappoo&e that Mr. CJeeton was pledged to introduce a bill creating the otliee of county re corder. ; . If this report is correct, we wish to ay that, D.ivison is a wilfnll liar, and challenge him lo furnish proof ot suuu statement. Peknoykr, in his Ashland speech, cited Jtussia as an example for this country to pattern after. The govern or would be glad to turn this free conn, try into a monarchy so that Pyl- veater sennoyer could be its czar. If, as the Sentinel says, the Oregon- inn and Mist are making populists, it is safe to say that the Sentinel man is holding his own in making a show of himself and his party. A votb for M. Davison it a vote for rennoyer for United States senator, which would give that official au op portunity to further disgrace the stale of Oregon. MR. BOltK'H ABLU ADDRESS. your OtJR highly intelligent (?) populist candidate for tbe legislature occupied a prominent seat on the rostrum Fri day night, and; during Mr. Horr's soeech took great pleasure in display ing bis note book, for tbe purpose of appearing very wise. At the close of the speech, for fear the audience did not understand that he was a candi date for the legislature, tbis man took occasion to tell the vast andience of his candidacy. It is well that he did for had be not no oue would ever sus pect him of being anything. Our populist friends who were pres ent to hear Mr. Horr's speech Friday evening did not seem to appreciate the cold facts laid before them, yet they do not attempt to deny one sin gle statement made by the speaker. It is not the truth these pops are after. Their only argument ia misrepresen tation. When they are confined to the truth they have no argument Ex isting facts are what people want, but they cannot be obtained from populist speakers. Populists claim that the crash of 1873 was the direct result of contrac tion of the currency. Well, suppose that, for the moment, it is admitted. The crash did not close the factories nor extinguish the fires in the furnaces. me very tact that the industries of the nation were not disturbed by bos me legislation, or the threat thereof, permitted the nation to recover. The tariff of that date was a balance wheel which the populists are unwilling to give us now. Independent. Okk W. L. Kyser, referring to Mr. Cleeton in the Waldrop-Cleetoa dis cussion at Mayger recently, has this to say : "That gentleman having gath ered confidence with rest was soon on his feet and began a tirade of cbuse and misrepresentations, attacking all of Mr. Waldrop's arguments, except ing those which Mr. Waldrop chal lenged him to deny." Here is an ad- mission that all of Waldrop's state ments were false except those accom panied by his challenge. Hi Argument Fortified tn a Man ner that Cannot be Refuted. The largest audience that ever assembled in St. Helens to haar a political speech was that which greeted Hon. Roswell O. Horr last Friday evening at the opera house The audience was not onlv ihe lamest but the speech the best, ever delivered in Co- lumoia county. The -steamer Shaver brought an excur sion from UatKkanio and way landings on that evening; people came from the interior on horseback, lu wagons and ou foot. On the day before people besfan to arrive frmn different points along- tlie river, indeed for several days previous to the day appointed for tbespFakuiic wrote in advance to eugase hotel a onimodatiotia lor that nteht. We are not aoU to estimate the number that could not gain admission into the hall, but it is fcafe to say the mttnher was not small. On the rostrum were seated a number of republican!! and pApulistx. and at a few minutes past S o'clock Ihe meeting wax Called to order bv Ksauire Blukeslev. who acti mat ur. a. it. vim. stsite central committeeman, would introduce the speaker At the conclusion of Mr. Bhikes ley'a remarks, fr. Cliff, in a few well chosen and pointed remarks, introduced the speaker, who came forward amid the wild est enthusiasm. It was some time before quiet was restored, after which Mr. Horr proceeded to present the iewa of the re publican pan in a way that ik intelligent person could mi-take his rueiinintr. ''or some time Hie speaker revii-ire d tbe tariff issues wnn practical illustrations, making ev-ry poim so eiear mat even the most prejudiced persons iairiv shruL'Red tbt-ir shoulders and winced in their seats nnder pressnre of the enormous truths the speaker was unfolding to them. The sen tleman did not make a sinyln statement ouniig tits enure address that he mt not challenge contradiction, vet in that vast audience made up of oeopie of ail parties. am one voice was raised in refutation, the presence of the populist candidate for the legislature tothecontrary notwithstanding-. After reviewing the tariff at length the speaker next attacked the money fallacy of the populists, and yet while he held that party uo to the lieht so that the must blind could see through ihem, not one utterance was disputed by tlieir leaders that were present. After about two hours tb speaker concluded his remarks. At this juncture Professor Cleeton and M. Davi-on, republican and populist candidates respect ively, for the legislature, were called for but Mr. Cleeton declined to make a speech, and Mr.Davison in his braggadocio manner gave the audience to u.id-rstand they would bear from him later perhnts when there would be no republican present to refute his misstatements. regular session hers Tuesday, with all the uoiirt oiucers present. jonu ii, pwairor aim L, u Decker were appointed oaiiun. The grand jury was made tip of the fol lowing gentlemen: Alonso Merrill, Mam rits dirr, John Oii-t, Harry West. Thomas Pettijohn, John Jolma, and laaau llum- giorin-r. Edward Schmidt was admitted to cltlien- snip. 8. H. Tryon s Green Creek Lumber Co dismissed at pluintlirs ooxt. Hull vs Gillls; confirmation of sale. Wolf Bros, ys Oeau Wlaueuard; judg ment by default. Wtulhnms vs Dean lllanchurd; Judgment Beffert v Borthwiek; default and decree. Creecy vs Cline; dismissed. Mngle v Wppold; further time allowed to pieaa ana ten days to answer. Kdward Curl-on admlttrd la itttnstiii witnesses, tico. iiayeand Chaa. Lovcitren McMath vs John Mavntird: demurrer overrmeo ami iietautt ar.d judgment. State vs Met kei ; set for May 34, Columbia comity vs Meeker: 'amended complaints filed. Chas. Kratske admitted to eltin-nshln- wltnssi Vril tT..t.t.,. v Michael Pi-esh admitted to eltiienshlp; itnesses, t'loyd Fowler, K, O, Varuey. Win. Fluhrer admitted tn lrif...ln. nitiioMes, rreu uutes ami joscpli licnier. Case vs. Case, decree of divorce granted. A Dairyman's Opinion. There is nothine I have ever used for iiiu-uinar rneutuatisnt that gives me as much relief as Chamberlain's Pain Hnlm does. I have been using it for alioiit two years four bottles in all as occasion re- quirea, ana always keep a boitle of it in my hone. I believe I know a good thing when i get now ot it. aud fain Halm is the best liniment i nave ever met with. W. B, iH-nny, dairyman. New Lexington. Ohio. ou ceni uoiuea tor sale oy Euwin Koss. A CHALLENGE. CtATSKA.NiE.Or., May 4 The pop ulisla of this county have repeatedly stated that they could not find a repub lican who would or could, stand before them in a joint dobate on the political issues of the day. I am authorized to state that Hon. T. J. Cleeton, of Clats kanie, republican candidate for the legislature, will meet any populist in Columbia county, in joint debate, on the political issues of the day, at any point in Columbia county, aud at any time before election dav. Pouuliat friends put up or shut up, W. H. COJfYEBS, Chairman Precinct Bepublicuu Com, NIIKHirr'S KAI.I3. ' PY V1KTTI2 OK AN RXECimoM AND order of side duly lssu-d out ot and under Ihe seal of the Circuit Court of the state of Oregon, for Columbia county, to me duly directed, dated th 21st day of April, A.D., l;s:4. upon s judgment and decree rim lend and entered in said court on the 81st day of Marcii, A. u., i:w, in favor or uerniiuru Hi-rki-nlVlit as plaintiff and against Ivluu T. Wood and John Maynard as defendants tor me sum oi nve immtrea aim ninety s unt and eleren-uiiehundiedths (M.I dollars with interest thereon tit the rate o eitht per cent per annum from the Slstday of March, A. U,, 1MH; and the further sum ot one nunurea tsiw.uu) miliars as attor ney s tees; auu me lurttier sum of tiurty seven aud twenty-onehumlrvdtlis (fIT.JO) dollars, costs ana ulsnursciiienta, and an the costs of and upon this writ, command ing me to in iika sale of the following real property of the above -named detundants towit. 1 ho northeast one.iuarter (NK.'j oi me eoutiwest one-qunrtr (wh, anu the iiorthwet ono-qtiarter of the southeast one-qiiartur tSK!. and the south one-half to,i) oi we tiortiiesst ousiiuatier (is ft 14 of suction number twenty nlnetiH) in town ship number seven (7) north ramie number live (A) west of the Willamette meridian, in t oluuihla county , state of Oregon, togethe wiin tne improvements, tenements, and ni purU'iumci's thereunto belonging or In any wise appertaining, ow, tueretore. or vir tue of said execution, ludument. order, and decree, and in compliance witli the com mands of said writ, 1 will, on outurttav, the Shith day of May, A. IX, IK A, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. ru. of that dav. at the front aoor 01 ine county courtnouse, 111 the ou of St. Helens in said aountv Hnd stain, si.1 subject to redemption, at public auction to cue mguesi ouiurr tnereior. lor casn, all the liirht, title. mid interest which the above named defendant. Klisa T. Wood, then Klita T. Lovell, had on the20lhdayof Aui uiii. a. jj.. inwi. me nits oi tne mortifiurn of said uremise hv said dtdaiiilmit to th defendant John Mayoard.ur has sines ac- quireii 111 ana to the above-de'Cilbed real property, to satisfy sa d tudmuent. decree execution, and order of stile.imereKts.cuats, and all accruing costs, T. C. WA T1S. Mien f of Co unibU eonntv. Oregon inieii npni it, a. u. JOSH. THE BANQUET Justice of the peace blanks of all kinds for sale at this office. 1 lAI. SETTLfc.Tlfc.Vr. NOTICE IS RRRKKY THAT I nivr filed in the County Court of the state of Oregon, for Columbia county, my final ac count as administrator of the estate of Co lumbia I-ancaster, deceased, together with my peti-ion for distribution of the residue of said estate, and that the Honorable juoge or saw court bus appointed Monrfar, the 2nd day of July, A. 1). at 2 o'clock p. m. of that day, and the courtroom of said court, at St. Helens, in said county and state, m the time and place for the hearing nnd settlemeutof cam tinal account and Detition for divtribntinn nt wkih ti...A and place any person interested in said es- laie, may apnenreml me objections to the same. Dau-u May It, 1M04. , l.IXDLKY MEEKER, Administrator of the estate of Columbia Lancaster, deceased. 4 mldjlS Administrator's Kale of IteaUeaf ate m tne roatti-r ot the ss'e or real property belonging to the estate of Jotiu Ivey, de- censeu. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the undesigned, the administrator ol the estate of John Ivey, deceased, by virtue and authority and in pursuance of the order miido by the ( otllitv Court oi Columbia County, State of Oreijott, on the 17th aoy of apni, lew, Biiuiariimg ami inieuslng me said administrator 10 sell at administrator sate tne loliowing-descnbed real property belonging to the estate of John Ivcv, de ceased, towit: All of tbe north onii-belf t,H) 01 the nortneast one-quarter (W), and tiie north one-half (W) of the northwest one-qurtertllotseclloi;3S. township S north of range 5 west, in Columbia eonntv. state of Oregon, containing; lfiO acres. I will, as such adminixtrator, on the 10th day ot May, l:M, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. , in front of the courthouse at Bt. Helens, Oregon, proceed to sell the said real property above described at public ane- iiuii. k mo nignest Diauer, lor one-utln cash in band, and the balance In three equal payments one-third in one year, one-third in two vears. and one-tbird in three years; said deferred payments to be se cure.! 0y a mortgage upon the said described premises, nnd to bear interest at the rate of eight per cent per annum from date until paid, interest payable annually. EDWIN L. HAND, Administrator. Dated this lVth day of April, A. 0., Ii. FPCXF SAL El The populists sny the reason Joe Waldrop did not make a better speech at Mayger was that Cleeton bought him off, "An open confession is good lor the soul." These populists have finally acknowledged that their repre sentatives are puicliasable, even to the reverent gentleman who is their can djitatr for congress. Boycott Wood attacked Tom Clee ton on the excursion steamer last Fri day evening, on tbe political issues, and to see with what ease and com pleteness the little man tnrned Wood's brain (7) out to public gaze was the sub ject of comment by both republicans and populists during the entire even ing and even next day. Reform With a Vengeance. There never was sncb a jumbled np mess as the Columbia county assessment roil which the county court has been wrestling with tbis week. In many instances the same property has been assessed twice and some of it three times. There are just fifty double assessments on tbe tax roll. Tbe two yesrs of "reform" under Kyserism, Massieism. Schoonoverism and populism bai cost tbis county dearly, and the end is not yet. The property roll is not the only mixture which tbe court has to contend with. The poll tax collection is in equally bad shape. A great many people paid their poll tax to Assessor Kyser, taking his receipt for the same, yet tbat official charged them op with it on the roll after having already receipted them for It. A nnmber ot these receipts hove been re turned to the sheriff as nroof that they had already paid their poll tax although no credit was given thern by the assessor. For further proof of these facts examine tne records wnicd are open to the pubiic. PERIS NOTES. The heavy frosts of last v eefc did consid erable daniuge to garden stuff and fruit D. Hendricks came home last Saturday from Scappoose bay, where he has been fishing ir some time. Mr Hendricks re ports fishing as being poor business at the present time. Mits Dell Carries speat Raturdar and Sun day with her parents at Columbia City. The Holstien-Stanwood camn will resume I work in s short time after an eiglit mouths shut down. J. Hendricks attended the Horr speaking at St. Helens on tne llth inst. He reports the speaking as being the best he ever beard. We think the populists will back down when they come face to face with T.J. Cleeton. If would be better for them to slide out. Tbey can run a literary society better (so long as they do not admit any but membe s) than tbey can our coonty business. We believe in our eountv officers executing their work in such a manner that tbey can decipher it if others can't. At nrivate snip, for i-iah tn tha hik,. bidder, the follow ne-described real erty, v:x: "The northwest one-quarter of imsiiuuivni one-quarter ot section No. 8, town-hip No. 4 north, range No 1, west of the Wilhimette meridian, containing 44 . 10 acres. Bids wilt be received to Mav 20tb, 1684. Address all comniuniratinni to J.ti. NORTON. Piicilie Grove Monterey County, California. STATE AND COUNTY WARRANTS -or- OREGONZmsI WASmNGTON Bought by JAMES E. DA VI8, 217 Stark Street, PORTLAND, OREGON State Republican Ticket The Government Will Assist. Washington, May 15. Lamontand General Subofleld held a conference with the attorney-general today regard ing tne senaing ot troops to assist United States marshals in preventing industrial armies Jrom seizing railway property in the states of Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, .North Da kota, and Wyoming. After the con ference, the attornev-eoncriil said that if United States marshals could not enforce the law, troops would be sent tu lueir assistance. For Governor, W. P. LOED. . . . . . .Marion Cmmlv For Secretary of State, , J. R. KLNCAID. ; Lane Conntv For State Treasurer, FHIL METCHAN. . . ..Grant County For Attorney General, C. M. IDLEMAN, Multnomah Coonty For Supreme Judge, U. E. WOLVEETOX... .Linn Countv For State School Superintendent, G. M.IEWIN .Union Connty For State Printer, W, H. LEEDS.. ..... Jackson County Second Congressional Pist. For Eepresentative in Congress W. R. ELLIS. . . , . . .Morrow County. Fifth Judicial District. ASSIUNKOsj NOTICE. In the Circuit Court of the state of Oregon, for Columbia county. In the matter of tbe estate of Charles Bur eau, an insolvent debtor. NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT I bave tiled to the Circuit Court of th state of Oregon, for Columbia county, the me being the court having charm nf ulrf estate, my final account as assignee of said estate lor settlement. And that said filial ! account win Be Heard and passed upon by taid c-urt on Saturday, the 19th day of Aiav, a. v., mm, at the hour of 10 o'clock in ine lorenoon 01 said day. at the con room of said court, in St. Helens, Oregon, hi wmcn nine anu place any person Inter wish ,ujr appear ana roniei tne same. J. M. LEAVENS. Assif nee of said estate. Main etrwwt. St. llln. Orson, FINE WINES, LIQUORS, AND CIGARS, bTIis etisbvntfb "Syil.vbt t?t" i VrattM. A Clood Billiard and Pool Table Is provided for the use of Patrons, and patties who wish, to speuU a pleasant hour should rttiuuiuhvr "JUa MANyUM'," Wnl th iura a no tfsat of ftquore 0ttt ?n fflonb. Card Tables ars at the disposal o( patrons who wish to Indulge In a social same of cards, and we can suture them that they will be well trusted at "TUB BANQUkT." V. A. M lUTCKKK. IM-ojtvUto LEADING - RESORT - IN - THE CITY FOREST .- GROVE s POULTRY s YARDS! ESTABLISHED IN 1877. EGGS for hatching from Wyandotte, Plymouth Hut-lts, Light Drahmas, Brown and White Luiihorns, America 'i best breeds. Vvicti One J&etttnrj, $8,00, Grunt gitint, $5,00 No Finer Dreeding Birds on the Facillo Coast. My Fowls have been in the L.-ad fur the Tast Seventeen Years. ihe only full-Hedged poultry yard it) this state. 31 eiv (ffiitftce oclterela fv Salt at gU.UO eaKh.mmmmmmr Send Stamp for catalogue. Address: J. M. Garrison, , , . , Forest Grove. Oretron ST. HELENS EXCHANGE Helsns, Mr. Thomas Cooper has Just opened up his new and elrcaut barroom In St where can constantly be found the famous Also best Brands Domestic and Key West Cigars. MR, COOPER IS ALWAYS 6 LAD TO WELCOME HIS OLD FRIENDS TO IIIS I'LACE OF BUSINESS. ST. HELENS EXCHANGE ST. HELENS, - - OR'GON THE ST, CHARLES HOTEL Cornsr Front nd Mot-rlsnn Mtrt. This is the most popular hotnt in Portland, and has been for many years. If you want to meol a friend you will surely find him at the St, Charles. It also enjoys the patronage ot the buie iness men of the stale, aud has courteous attendants employed. V vorlt Hotel of tliw Cttjr nf PoMUn.l. -STEAMER K-E-H-A-N- WILLAMCTTC SLOUCH ROUTt. Leaves St, Helsns or Portland at6;45 A. M., DaUy, Arriving at COPELASD'g tANWNO... 8CAPP008E .... JOY'B ' POHTLAND ... ,.: A. M S 00 A. M . S10 A. 11 10:) A. M Awarded Highest Honors mm World's Fair. akin oivdeK i ... . , .ui,rure Lream ot Tartar Powder. No Ammonia; No Alnm. Use4 ia Millions of Homes 40 Year the Standard. For District Attorney, W. N. BARRETT.Washingt'n County For Member Board of Equalization, G. WINGATE. , . ... .Clatsop County County Republican Ticket For Representative, T. J. CLEETON Clatskanie For Clerk, JUDS0N WEED... ...Auburn For Sheriff, CHARLES F. DOAN. . .... . .Rainipr For Commissioner, PHILLIP FRAKE3 Scappoose For Assessor, MARTIN WHITE..,...,. Oak Point For School Superintendent, J. G. WATTS. , Scaonoose .j ; ' For Surveyor, Wm. MESERVE. . Reaver P.ll- Leaves Portland at 3.-00 P. M. Arriving at Sc. Helens at 6:30 P. M, POPHAM'S tTl dtonxveunti THB ONLV GUARANTEED CURB FOB RHEUMATISM. NEVER FAIL8II We refr you to Dsvld Van Slyks, Csmla Rwk, ...juiuKiuii, u. eiti CBtiin, WanhlnKton: n7ihl t' w"h'nK''; C. C. Leu, ex jutlc ylneer Bryant'! mill, Clatrtaule, Orsgon: C. te."r,'.'i.arm?,r' cl'linle. Ores on, aud hun dreds ol othe 1 r(iieU!,J. We rtr lo thort ""i "iima oy, taa ars well Known. WK DON'T CBOSB THE AT- ' LAMTIC FOB Itl'.KERK.'X'KH $1.00 per Bottle. Sii Bottles for $5.00 SOLD AT THE I.AHORATORIE8 OF THK CLAT8KANIE, ! I OBEGON. -THE- Splendid, Young Norman Horse Will unake the Season of 1804 as Follows. At Obas. Mucltle's Farm, on Deer Island, in Columbia county, Oregon, TERMS : : : Insurance, $10 Farmers' and Merchants' ..INSURANCE COMPANY. OF ALBANY, 0RLG0N. PAID CAPITAL. , , AUTHORIZED CAPITAL.,.., ... I500 00O SECURED CAPITAL......... .. ' "mi'una ' 74,260 VAUH PMOPKnTV A MtEUIAI.TY, For particular, apjily at tht ottice of Diilard A Col. or Tne Mit iffl. ST. HELENS, : ; : i : , . OREGON. it FALCON " BEE SUPPLIES In the matter of quality, the best ever plat ed on Hits markst. Northwestern Agmits. POETLAND SEED CO. We are the One hundred and seventy-one Second strest, Portland, Oreg-oa. THE JOSEPH KELLOGG & COMPANY'S RIVER STEAMER i STTR JOSEPH KHLjLOaa -FOR PORTLAND- Lcaves Kelso Monrtftvs.Wnlnesfla V. Iinrl Vr'uam at ft 'irttr r.i TiiauAa Poflland TuMday, Tbunday and Saturday at 6 o'clock a. m. Astoria Marble Works, 4. H. IMHOFF, PRO'P. MASUFACTUREB OF Marble and Granite All Kinds of Cemetery Woik, FOOT OF OI.IfEY HTRKBT, A.stoia Or ear on HE PORTLAND AND CLATSKANIE ROUTE. . TEMPEST Is a beautiful, dark Iron aray, VIj?vn ta)d" biK"i el,,t vsarsohl weiyfis 1HO0 pounds, with line stvle. (iiiIrIc nmva. Minuv, anu mnvana in nuiiA in luwer anu uuraolllty. none In uiunculsr Hn was sired by Young Byron Kteri by inmlwl a, tit i... blngmaster, Keota, Iowa. Tviupost's dam Old Byron Kfor, Inn was sired l owned en tiy old Tempest, a Normau horse wjr . uuwns, lows. CHAS. MUCKLE, Owner. - ' 'iMwa-' tfa rt Awf; SARAH DIXON, O. M, Shayer. Master, Leaves Portland, a Aldnr B o clock, forr Cletskenle, ton.eblag av Sail vie', island, 8t. Helens, Columbi. Ciy Kolame,, Neer Clty. Itainier, Cedar Landing, Mt. Coffin;' Bradbtii-y, flielli and all intermediate points, returning every rnorning (except Monday,)