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Newspaper Page TextOREGON MIST. erunt raiDAT rokmhq - : -v . SrSCt-S & DAVIS. OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER, Salkjaerlptiaa Haien. On oopf one year In advance.. ie copy ws saoniae... attogle opr..........,.,1 74 Advertising rata made known upon application COLOMBIA COUNTY DIRKCTOEY, County otficere. Jades..,.,,.,,, Dean Blaaohard, Rainier Clerk , Judeon Weed, Vernonia Bturlff . .....Chaa. F. Doau, Rainier -ireararar . M. wnarton. Columbia City Sups, ef Schools O. Watts, gcannoum .in.ii.itii.. .i. . . . 1 . ii. Kim. ninr Surveyor.. .,,.......,,,...W. N. Umm, Helena RnaWaun I r. A. trues, sceppoose comauaBonan J g Q qot,,, varuouls eialy rlaticee. af asetno, St. Helena tods. No. Rnfrulsr ownuaieaaons nrat anu intra xatnraar in each month at7:M P. H. at Maaonk) halt. Visit. lac maianara la good ataading Inrttad to ah SHOULD BUILD TBS ROAD. While wo hare no desire to dictate in the premises, yet feeling an Interest in common, at least, with every good citizen of the county in road matters we claim the right to expreaa fto opin ion ou All matters of pubiio import. In referring to the proceedings of the road meeting held at Vernonia two weeks ago we notice that there diversity of opinion regarding the kind of road, the route and plan of procedure to obtain the desired result While all of the propositions, if carried out, would be good, the question that should be moat seriously considered is the one which, other things being equal, could be carried forward to a successful termination, with view always to good results ' with the least money. Then again harmony of sen timent ia necessary. Without it no plan will succeed no matter how much money ia available. It is true every man who has a pUu in view feels that his is the best and consequently clings close to his individual opinion ; but if any one of the plana are to Maaono.-Ralntor tods. No. It Stated BlMtliiH flalutflav AM A iMfuMaMk hill mfuiM et7:Kr. si. at Maaoule hall, orar Blanrhard'a succeed it Can Onlv be done bv the store. Visiting member In rood etandlua In-1 ... . ., ... , . vltsxlu attend, wiu 01 ine majority predominating. all pool issues together iu the One Pbllows 8L Helena Lode No. 117 I and Uut. ....! .,(-.,., a. It. Oil V -I . I brethraa la food standing oordially Invited to Work ThA tWAnlA ftt it,,, nnnniv stiff mnrA meets eyerv Wednesday amnios at S o'clock. In especially thOM Of the Bebalem Val iit iM to iund0rr"- ley well remember the fate of Astoria Kxioirrs of Ptthias. meets ever Saturday evening iu taeir nail, oyer iwir store, an cordially invited to attend. Rainier Lodge mo. 58, railroad propositions, caused by obeli n fo"lle!('rrantbreth: Ua viewa as to plans and subsidies, T. JE1ISJ, BEGON. 1CGCST and how one set of people are dig posed to wait for new propositions which have not and will not material ise. The same thing is being tried in Tn constitution very clearly pro-1 ne present Nehalem road effort by the ides that all revenue bills shall orig- Portland Genera! Electrio Company, inate in the bouse of representatives.! We do not doubt the fact that an elec- Bat of the bill which just passed the I lric TO into the Nxhalem valley only par which originated in the would be a good thing, but such a house is, "Be it enacted by the senate i" only among the possibilities at and house of representatives of the this time, and the proposition to. build United States of America in Congress I such a road savors very much of the assembled I Baxter plan to build the Astoria road, which only in tho end acted and TM man who livesin Oregon, where served as an obstruction to the Dlans bs is absolutely certain to reap what which conldt ,nd n0 doabt wouU1 have ever be plants, is exceedingly fortun- been successful if Baiter and his -a ma a a owner w any nve acres in henchmen had been out of the way. this oonntry, if ha put it in cultivation, xhere .eemsbut one way to get a rail is richer and surer of an income to roiMj jnto jfehalem valley, and npport his home, than the owner of th,t j for the o! Columbia any 160 acres of land in the entire county to build it. Temporising with To Deport Anarotaleu. Washikoton, Aug. 21. A strong report favoring the rigid exclusion and deportation of alien anarchists has been made by the committee on ju diciary. The report savst "It is ad' mined on all hands the question is one of very great importance and that legislation on the subject is called for by every considenttiou of pubiio safely The committee advises that owing to the severe legislation recently adopted by France and Italy, a great many dangerous anarchist are making their way to the United Btates, and as uu der existing laws they cannot be de nied admission to our territory, the United State will soon be the remlex voua ot these human monsters unless the prop.sed legislation is speedily adopted. "Your committee is ot the opinion the United States is fully justified by the existing conditions in using all its power to prevent the immigration and settlement in this country ot men who repudiate all law, all government and practically proclaim themselves ene mies of mankind. "Your committee has no disposition to hamper the rigorous and prompt exeoution of all laws providing for the exclusion and deportation of these classes by unnecessary proceedings and delays, and is now willing to con cede that the superintendent of Immi gration and the secretary of the treas ury may be fully trusted to confine the operation of the law to those justly subjeot to its provisions." Committed Suicide. Cottaok Gbovb, Or., Aug, SO. Lane Bhortridge, aged twenty-three years. was found this morning just inside the door of Hebron church, eight miles from here, with a ballet hole through his head. It is supposed he had been Iving there since 10 o'clouk last night. His condition is very uncertain. The ball entered trie right temple and lodged in the upper part of the left jaw. It is reported that Short ridge was deeply in love with a certain Miss Powell, and had asked her to marry him. Being refused, he determined to kill himself. Yesterday he came to a drug store and wanted to obtain laudanum for his mother, as she was suffering severely with the toothache. It seems Sliorlridge first tried to take his life with the laudanum, and being unsuccessful, shot himself. Mississippi valley. T Hist does not want to be un derstood as being especially in favor of St. Helens as against other places for the starting point for the proponed Kehalam road. On the contrary, Co lumbia county's interests come first, and if the people decide to build a railroad, wagon road, or make any other substantial improvements, we ay, Amen. Hast plans and suggestions have been advanced regarding a road across the mountains to the Nehalem valley. Pubiio sentiment on this side of the mountain seems to favor a steam motor line, and the most practicable route lb on surveyed out about three years ago by a party in St. Helens, which follows up Milton creek to or near Peris, then across the divide at toe Dead oi the uiauxanie and over into and down the valley of Oak Banch creek to Nehalem river, thence up said river to Yernonia, or any other point which might be selected in that the scheme and waiting for others to act will not accomplish anything, and the longer the people wait for outsid ers to act the greater the diversity of opinion will be, and harmony and co operation au absolute impossibility. Whatever plan decided upon should be taken in hand by our own people and pushed forward under their supervision exclusively. "The Lord helps those who help themselves," is a motto very appropriate just at this time; and if the Portland General Electrio Company or any other com pany see fit to aid in the good work, all well and good. But independent ac tion should be the guide board in this matter. None other, in our opinion, will or can succeed. At the meeting to be held at Yer nonia tomorrow, as we nave been in formed, some definite steps are to be taken, and all interested ehould be present. It is a matter in which every man, woman and child iu Columbia county snouid teei an interest, it is not a question of politics but one common cause in which the welfare of Supplies from Mew York. Naw Yobk, Aug. 2L The British steamer Cam, which arrived today from Cooaaw, S. C, Is bound for Yokohama, Japan, and will carry a large quantity of arms and ammunition to tbatooun try. The Cam's agents admit that she is going to carry arms to Japan, but refuse to say who are either the consignors or the consignees. They say that already they htve secured eight tons of cartridges and fuses and fifty cases of arras for shipment. The Cam ia a British vessel, and there may be some peculiar complications in case the Chinese fleet should iutercept her as carrying articles contraband of War. The Japanese nobles have sub scribed 180,000,000 as a fund to be used iu the prosecution ot the war. This fund draws no interest. Thus it will be readily seen that the Japanese have unlimited confidence in their country's ability to successfully cot with China, although the latter coiin- try has about eight meu to the formor'i one. The Japs are far superior to the Chinese iu point ot modern warfare and consequently stand a better chance of sucocss against their loss civilised aud densely ignorant foe. Jamrs Bonne!! and family returned to tlieir ranch tills week, after an absence of nine montlia. 0. C. Mover's younftest son has been sick ror some time puat, out is at present eon valesciuK. John and Oliver Smith spent Sunday at me Barvine resilience. D. H. Pope visited Portland last Monday. The Brinn Iokr-Imk oamu has been closed uo n (or a snort time. It la more than llkelv that some of onr neighbors will be absent for some time as sevetal have been heard to express their iuton'ion of engaging in hup-pivking while the season lasts. Eas Anything Yoa Like. One interested in the subjeot, hav ing an ax to grind, could without much difficulty prove mat every known edible baa at some time or other been declared digestible and healthful Let the experimenter eat with his (or her) eyes shut, and he for she) will be backed up in wnat is chosen by some respectable author ity. This being so, the wisest plan is to select food according to the pri vate palate utterly without regard to Dm. A.. B. or C. (since Drs. X., Y. and Z. will infallibly dispute them), and with the eye of faith fixed on that good day when all digestion will be carried on by artificial means and the whole world maybe in that love ly state attributed to George Mere dith's gourmet, who is pictured in after dinner ease as "languidly twin kling stomachic contentment." Hartford Courant a B, B. QUICK, Coaamlaaloaer ol Deeds for Washington O. W. COI.B , , Notary PubUs n Cole & Quick, St. Helena, Oregon propribtor op "Thorn's Numerical System OP ' Title Abstracts'1 -FOR- Columbia - County, - Oregon TITLES Examined and abitraola furnUhed. Will attend to mattrrs bvfure the Hoard l Equalisation; payment ot taxes, etc. Hsal Estate, Coiivsyanvliig, aud iusurauee, and Loans negotiated. tj u uuv u tfmmnranriri 1 1 i'ifr""r" "' - - - " i Rare Quiet FOR SAL.EI nart of the vallev. It ia claimad th grade over this route would bs lower the wbole P"16 fa at etake' than bv anv other, and if each ia the case there remains no question but Cow,U" P that this one will receive favorable , T connly republican convention conrideraUonat.be hand, of thoe. in- tS!St;WS terested. However, the first thing to ticket nominated : Representative, W. be considered is whether or not suffi- U. Ham : attorney, . V7. Boss; clerk, cient means can be secured to build Jowpn nth; ahenff, A. JU Waiaon ; the road, without special reference to any particular route. What we want is the road regardless of personal interests. Th people of Columbia county bavs it in their power to. take an lm-SiJ ( in wo nun yrugioea. aoie one wiin the other, ol equal debt- auditor, Walter Lvsos: treasurer. A L. Stevens; superintendent of schools. T.Adams; assessor, C. D. Mowrev: coroner, ui. j. v. DarneU; commis sioners, H. H. Harvey aud L N. Beighle. -The convention adopted the loiiowing resolutions: .ttesoivea, 'Inst we favor a money A Runaway Accident. Dallas, Or., Aug. 20. Mrs. William Burns, niece of Mrs. J. J. Daly, of Dal las, was killed by being thrown from her buggy, while goiiiK to churchrlast Sunday, in a runaway accident. The horse, in turning a grade, began to kick and run, and her husband, who waa driving, asked her to jump from the buKgy. She, in alighting, struck her bead against au oak stump, and her skull was broken. Doctors were summoned to ber aid, but she died iu two hours after their arrival. The husband escaped with a slight acci dent. The family is prominently con uected in Polk county. Bacteria In the SolL Some investigations carried out by Dr. Alexander A. Houston of Edin burgh respecting the number of bac teria in the soil at different depths from the surface goto prove that the micro-organisms become less and lees abundant aa the depth from the surface increases. For example, the average number of germs in a gram of soil examined, which was taken from the surface, was 1,687,799. At a depth of 3 feet this average fell to 173,807, and at a depth of 0 feet it was only 410. These figures are in teresting and would tend to show that at a certain definite distance from the surface the soil would be sterile. British Medical Press. Tbey nave it within their grasp to build and equip a railroad from the fertile Nehalem valley te the Columbia river. But will tbey do it, is the all important question f The plan sue gee ted at the Vernonia meeting two weeks ago is, in our opinion, a good one. By issuing labor certificates, which ought to be taken in exchange for merchandise by our merchants and by tbem exchanged for stock in the company, the roadbed could be built, and when that is done the road bed would be guiltedged security for sufficient funds to equip the road. There is no business man who cannot readily see that such a road, tapping the splendid belt of timber that it does and terminating in such a fertile valley, and last but not least a region with an unlimited amount of eoal, would from its completion be a paying investment. Indeed, after the first six miles from the Columbia river is complete it would tap a sufficient belt of Umber to yield an income, with which to further the construction. We might add in this connection that to insiirs the success of the undertaking ao great amount of attention should be given -euUide manipulators. Ws - bavs been waiting all these years for the aforesaid outside parties to do something to develop the vast re sources of this county, but alas, to our discomfiture they .are all wind. If we are to succeed it must be by co-operate f 7 rt within our own borders. paying ana purchasing power: money equal in law and equal in fact Besolved. That we favor a free use of silver in our national currency just aa rapidly as the same can be brought about, without subjecting said money metal to depreciation. Besolved, That we favor in struc tions to our senators and representa tives In congress, requesting the en actment of immigration laws abso lutely prohibiting: the vicious, paupers and indolent classes of foreign lands from reaching our shores. Four Meat Drowned. Abeepem, Wash., Aug. 19. Lieu tenant Crosby, in command of the steamer McArthur, of the United States coast and geodetic survey, a quartermaster and three sailors were drowned this morning while endeavor ing to land through the surf at the mouth of Jo creek, li miles north of Gray's Harbor, to erect a signal sta tion. There were 15 in the boat when it upset, and 10 of them managed to reach shore in safety. They had been in tbs habit of coming through the surf almost daily without accident. The quartermaster was unmarried. Lieutenant Crosby leaves a widow and two children. Following is a list of the missing; Lieutenant Freeman H. Crosby, United States Navy; John Fryer, Jens Gudmunaeo. Wm. Nehm and Alexan der Bmitn. Patriotl o Young- Japamese. Taooma, Aug. 21 Five young Jap anese of Tacoma sailed tonight on the steamship Tacoma tor Yokohama, whore they intend to enlist ia the army, and fight against China. Killed by a Half-breed. Astobia, Aug. 20. John Cam no. a half-breed Indian, shot and killed Peter Maitson, a rancher, at Seaside, last night at 8 o'clock. Cam po was intox icated at the time, and a knife had just been taken away from him by K. L. Eberman, a saloon-keeper. Campo, enraged at being disarmed, secured a rifle and hunted up Eberman. He fired through the door of the saloon, the ball passing through Malison's neck, killing him instantly. Consta ble Stanley brought the murderer to this city this morning. Mattson was one of the pioneer ranchers of Clatsop plains. Meeded in Japan. Riverside, Cal., Aug. 21. One of the most important men in this coun try in bis relation to the present con troversy between Japan and China, and one who is likely to prove an im portant factor in a direct way, and he is certain to in an indirect way, in the war raging over Corea, is Col. J.R Waseon, of Sedalia, Missouri, formerly a well-known officer ol the United States army. The Japanese govern' ment has sent for Colonel Wasson, and urged him to repair at once to the seene of the conflict. Although whales grow to enormous size, sometimes 80 and even 90 feet long, the throat of the common whale is so small that it cannot swal low a bite as large as a tea biscuit The spermaceti has a mouth large enough to admit a man. Dr. Mendolieff, the great Russian chemist, believes that petroleum is constantly being formed deep in the earth through the action of water leaking down from above upon the highly heated carbides of metals ex isting there. SUtUlt l'S IALG. Bv Yirtne of an execution iiwned ont of the Circuit court ot the state of Oregon, for tbeconntv ui Multnomah, in the action wherein Wm. Church, Jr., recovered judg ment ajtninsv John Finegan, for 1220, and also (72 65, which waa given January 25. ISW, and bear interest at 8 per cent per i mam, from said date, I have levied npon and hereby given notice, that I will sell at putuic auction, to ine nignest tnuaer, on the 15th dav of September. 1894. at the hoar of 10 o'clock a. m , at the court bunse door, at St. Helens, Columbia county, Oregon, the following-described real estate, situate in said Columbia comity: The northwest ii of section 9, township 6 north, range 2 west of the Willamette meridian, or so much thereof 'as may In neceasanr to sat isfy said execution and the accruing coals and expenses ot sale. C. P. DO AN, HheruT of Columbia County. Oreeon Dated August 9. 18W. al7sl4 EVENTEEN ohoioe MILCH COWS all with calf by Thoroughbred reg istered Holsteip-Friesian Bull, "ORE GON LAD." Cows are mostly winter Cows, to calve November, December, January, etc. Cows are sold in order to make room for self-bred young graded stock, Also Thoroughbred reg istered Holstein-Fntisian bull, "OREGON LAD" Four yenrs old, stood at the head of the herd for the lust three years. A magnificent animal, out of one of the best milch and butter families of the Holstein-Frieaian breed ; girth 7 feet 6 inches. His offspring prove his merits. Apply to E. OLDENDORFF, Scappoose, Columbia County, Oregon POPHAM'S TMI ONLY OUARANTCIO OURS FOR RHIUMATISM. NIVIR PAILB1I 25 FOR CASH Per Cent Off UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE Realizing the scarcity of money owing to the bus iness depression just, at this time THE MIST Has decided to make a reduction of Twenty-five per Cent to all delinquent subscribers who will PAY UP TO DATE COUNTY WARRANTS (Of small denominations) Taken at their Market Price for Subscriptions, Advertising or Job Work. THE OREGON MIST ' Degle A Davis, Publishers and Proprietors. We refer you to David Van dlyke, Washington; L. Beamls, Calliii, roster, rresport, wavhlnfton '. Bucrela. Washington: C. C. of Ihs tieace of Clatakanle: Juo. ConwsT. en' II nor Bryant's mill, ClaUkanle, Oregon; C. oveamo, farmer, Clatakanla, Orefnn, and hun dreds of oUiers If requested. We reft-r to these because they are close by, and ace well soown. WI DON'T CROSS TRB AT LANTIC FOB RKFERE.NCK8 $1.00 per Bottle. Six Bottles for $5.00 SOLD AT THE LADOBATORIKS or THE Sluatraltatt l$tbtcttV (Et CLAT6KAME. J t OREGON. Castle Rock, Samuel washlnctou; Low- DART & MUCKLE Are once more doing business at the old stand formerly oc cupied by Muokle Bros., where can be found a complete stock of Fresh Staple Groceries Just from the best markets of the world. Tbey also have a new and complete lius of ...... , Ladies' Dress Goods, Latest Patterns. BeaUilng that their stock would bs incomplete without, these Koutleiuen also cairy a larite Invulcs of .... Ladies' and Gents1 Fine Footwear -" Ifftli Sa aaflaa isia saks n FOR PORTLAND, DAILY. THE JOSEPH KELLOGG & COMPANY'S RIVER STEAMER -TIAMBR- Young America -VIA- f.J" m n"'.e tm?niKjmrmXrmi'. ' ta WILLAMETTE SLOUGH. STR JOSKPH fCHLLOOQ -FOR PORTLAND- LeayeBt. Helens Arrireat Portland..., Leave Portland Arrire at Ht. Helens.. ......6:30 A, 10:00" 8:30 P. M 6K Leaves Kelso Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridava at ft n'rlruii1 a m Ttu... Portland Tuesday, Thursday aod Saturday at 6 o'clock a. m. Round Trin Tickets 50 Cents will carry nothing but Passen gers ana fast freight. JAMES GOOD, MASTER, STY HELENS EXCHANGE STRAND STIiEET. Joined the Japanese Army. Victoria, B. C, Aug. 21. Captain J. O. Oox, ooe of the most prominent Victoria sealers, has been engaged by the Japanese government to take cbsrge of a dry dock. Dr. George H. Duncan, Victoria's health officer, has joined the Japanese army as aurgeoo My boy waa taken with a disease bling bloody flux. The first thing I thought of was Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera, and Diarrhoea Remedy. Two doses of it set tled the matter and cured him sonnd and well. I heartily recommend this remedy to all persons suffering with a like com plaint. I will answer any Inquiry regard ing it when stamp is enclosed. 1 refer to any county official as to ray reliability. Ww. Eoach, J. P., Primroy, Campbell county, Tenn. For sale by Dr. Edwin Ross. I What ia Mr. Thomas Cooper bas Just opened up bis new and elegant barroom In St. Helens, where can constantly be found the famous MI qui? Emto(&lls7 WtdtekQj Also best Brands Domestic and Key West Cigars. MR. COOPER IS ALWAYS GLAD TO WELCOME 1113 OLD FRIENDS TO HIS PLACE OF BUSINESS. i a my s ueminnnfi aWssI li'iWfri 'Tar'VilsaiVs'Es Lit St. Helens, St. Helens Exchange. Oreojon Gtutorla la Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Infant and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. It la a harmless substitute for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing- Syrups, and Castor OIL It la Pleasant. Its gruarantee la thirty years' use by Millions of Mothers. Castorla destroys "Worms and allay fererlshnesa. Castorla prevents vomiting- Sour Card, cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic Castorla relieves teething1 troubles, cores constipation and flatulency. Castorla aasimllatea the food, regulates the stomach and bowels, giving healthy and natural aleep. Cas torla la .the Children's Panacea the Mother's Friend. MODEL ftALOON CLdNINOER & BRINN, Props. FINE WINES AND LIQUORS Weinhard's Lager Beer. . o- FIRE- LADDIES - AND -LA CREMA - CIGARS, FAMOUS MILLER & STEWART O. K. WHISKY FRONT STREET, ST. HELENS, nnvan THE PORTLAND AND CLATSKANIE ROUTE THAVHISbs8 NOTfVK, Cophtt Tbbasubks's Officii. St. Hxbhs, Or., July 27, 1894. Kotlce is hereby given that all unpaid County Warrants of said County which have been presented and endorsed ''Not Paid for Want of Funds,'' up to July 27th. fUV) 111 1 I J ' r . . J . . ' loo, .hi uv uaui uuvu DrcseuiaLion ac rhi. office. Interest will not be ellns4 fi aaveoi mis nonce, jc. M. WtlaKTON. Treasurer of Columbia County, Oregon SJOTICE. Kotlce Is hereby riven that the hn..j .i equalization will meet at St. Helens, in the Courthouse. Auarust 27. 1884. far th. r,,,.. POfsp'squaliriDS (he assessment of Wti. AU claims for correction must be made be fore tie board. W. H. KYSKH. County Assessor. I Caatoria. "Oastorta Is aa excellent medicine for ehn dFaa. Mothers ban repeatedly told ma of Its good atfset upon tbeir oblldrsn," a. 0. C. Oaweon, Lowell, Haas. " CastarU Is tbs bast remedy for children of whleblamaequalnted. t hope the day Is not far distant when mothers will oonstder the real Interest of their children, and use Oaatoria In stead of the Tarioos quack nostramawhioh ars aVstruliie: thsrr tored aoaa, by tortAog optiim, morphine, eootfciac syrap aod other hurtful agents dosna their throats, thereby aeodtof Cases to premature grama.'' Pa. J. r. stntowoa, . Oooway, Ark. Castorla, " Oaatoria la so well adapted to children thai known to me." I reeommend It as superior to any Draasriutlo mosm la nsM H, A. Asoma. bt D.. Ill Bo. Oxford St., Brooklyn, M. T. "Our physlolaaa In tbs children's depart. stent bare spoken highly of their expert eooe la thatr outside practice with Castorla, and although we only has among our medical aappiles wba Is knows aa regular products, yet wo ars free to eonfeea that aha msrltaof Castorla has won us so look with favor upon It" Umras nussiiai. am Disvmraur, Boston, Mas. Aim O. Sam, iVss., " ! p 111 ; ; i .. Vkm Ceatttwr Ceanpeurr, TT Msunmr aHreet, Venr Tewk City, Leaves Portland at o'clock. SARAH DIXON, O. M. Shaver. Master. irtland. at AM.. ..l . ... . . I., v w un.., ivr iiaiBKanis, touch na? at hmii, t.i..T u. , , "lur uiiirninsi Kalama, Noer Oily, SMnllnSkhJ, "'ns, Columbia City" Intermediate points, rsturnlns Tuesday, "J!1!!!?' .