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TmwNf B. M. Wkrt CalumbU Cl7
lupt. at Sokool i. 0. Wttu, Iunhm
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eeaiMUHlo.Uont IM Mil third Sturv In
aockaioBlk atT:SBP. a. alMot kail. Vltit
nwbi la good staadlag Ialu4 k at-
If a anwrfl Ralrilar LndM. Me.
(.tin. Salunl? on or btnr aok full wooa
M: r. . Muonlokslt, over Blaanhard'l
tor. VUltlag mabOT la food MaaalagM
vilsdtaatuad, Odb Fallow. Helm ' Lotr Ha. II?
BTaxi vwr Balurdar night at M. TrtMlMl
ikra la good nawllug oonUaUi lavlisa to
aumd.
Kmibt or PvTau. Avaa India H. .
Bl nr Tuday vnlng at 1;M o'eiaak, la
Odd fellow hall. Be Uim. Oregon. Tna
sltat krotkr tBVltod to alMnd.
Kmsaner PrTaiaa Ralnlr Ladf a.,
wort vrv Saturday vnlngl I N e'doak,
lu Ihtlr hall, ovr llt' Mor. Traaaiaat krik
la aordUUr lavlted to attaad.
Joaioa Oaoia I'mnii Amimcib ItaesAM-
Jo CulumMa Connell Ho. ll-HHtt la Odd
'Hows' ball, M Ul.n. vr Thundajr ana
log at 1:10 clock. Vlriilng Wkraa la good
laadlagi lavltad to alMnd.
Oaoaa of E.wsbs Stab. Mtvpafc Cktv
Bivrv neon aad foartk Baiurdair atg
P. M., la Maannla hall, Bt. H.Ira., Orago. A
mleoma gUa to vlaluag mttnbr.
BT. BaBaiBNa VBlBSjOMg BrBv. BB.
Tub Mut wishes its reader happy
Bad prosperon New Yer.
Tbb Glubs-Democrat says: -For
president in 1896, (ha beat republican
U Main; for wice-presiJjnt, tha best
republican in California, la Ihera
anything in ihB tioket to offend tha
geographical requirements oi ths mo I
fsstidioosT"
TaTB OrvgiNiiau'e iuuoitny bo
eotue mora apparent vry day. It
flopa flrat on ra and than I be other,
and occasionally touches the center,
only to sway rediculously in either di
raetioo. like unto the bicycle rider,
Bod finally, before the close of the leg
islative eeasion it will, In alt probability,
join hie whisker in taking; a header.
Tbb oldest eon of the king and
queen of D -amarfc will he king of that
eoantry; their second son I king of
Greece; ooc daughter is the widowed
Csarina, and another will be the queen
of England ; one grandson ia the Caar
of Buseia and another will be king of
England. Tha Danaa are quite right
in singing, "A Ana family ia that of
King Christian."
Wb hope Senator O lph wilt not
rest until be aeea hie efforts for the
Kicaratjua canal crowned with success.
The Oregon legislstore will do its part
by keeping him at his post of great
nsefufnese to this state." 8km Suiee
man. Brother, wikiIJ it not be well to
dslegata someone to keep him at his
post of "great nsefulneM" while the
legislators is in session T the Oregon
national Guard, for instance.
Tbb more tba Oregonian rants tha
stronger become the sentiment against
Mr. Dolph. It that paper will only
continue on ita present course the peo
ple instead of the corporations will
triumph in tha senatorial contest
ftcott says hi patience te worn out
Welt, the peoples' patience were worn
threadbare at reading bia cbaff long
ago. If tba oblt paper wishe Mr.
Dolpb elected it should oppose him.
This ia an historical fact.
Tbb Leiow committee of New York
ia doing good work in showing up tba
frauds practiced by the polio depart
go sot In x toiting money from tba
dsns of iniquity. To such an extent
bag this been carried on for a number
of years that officers have become
wealthy in a com pa ratWsly abort time
from the illegitimate tek collected
from., shop-keepers, and BO complete
bag been' their organisation that de
tection has been nest to impossible.
It is no uncommon thing in New
York (or a police captain to be worth
from 120,000 to 150.000.
Tbosb persons and newspapers who
bare bean hired to gay tbat no other
man can take tha place ol Senator
Dolph and meet with successful leg is
'stion baa little manhood surround
'"heir corrupt souls. That Mr.
' an able man we do not dig-
who would depreciate 1iis
yfng that all Sjie Id
' not possessed of
notism f which
Ajberiean
Oregon
vand
tOLVMB XII, NO. .
With this issue Tub Mint enter
upon Its twelfth year. It Is searoely
neowaary to enter into tba details al
feuting its publication during these
eleven years la which each week it has
been a welcome and appreciated visitor
to hundreds of homes In Columbia
county. Like all ttewepapere, It has
hadlu"upsH and "downs," but ha
bean issued promptly on time each
week whether under favorable olroum
stanoce or otherwise. That the paier'
efforts have met wilh tha approval of
its readers and ha yr been appreciated
wa look tor no further proof than the
fact that hundreds of our people who
were on tha first subscription list when
the paper started eleven years ago are
still contributors in a financial way,
and have been continuously during
all tbat time. It will be our highest
ambition to continue the present high
standing of tha paper, and when tin
nances will permit, improve it. Thank
ing all our patrons for peat favors and
liberal patranage and trusting our sf
torts may be worthy a continuance in
tha future, wa with all our readers a
happy New Year.
SMALL FAMMS ABl TBI MIST.
Long ago soma one recommended
-a Hula farm well tilled," in tha firs
line of a slants embracing o'her its
aireble possessions. It there be any
section of the Anirrican continent
where heed should be giren to this
suggestion, that ot ia hereabout.
The soil of Weatern Oregon i rsoeed
ingly Huh, and in it natural conditio
ia covered with a dense ana heavy
growth of timber, which hae to be
cleared from the ground before it is
ready to yield ita bounties. Tha clear
ing of this heavily timbered land con
alitutee an investment for every acre
cleared, which eiceeda many tiaie
that of the prairie farmer, who baa but
to turn I be furrow, and at tha and of
tha year sow hie seed and than wait
for tha harvest. Far different from
this is the experience of tbe man who
etaers op a farm in Western Oregon.
Instead of the breaking plow drawn
by three or more strong horses, one
here must depend upon the as, the
shovel, and the mattock. One may
eay that almoat every tiot of coil has
to make the acquaintance of the above
named Implements, so nsceaaary are
they In clearing the land. On this ac
count the ration of rsiense between
prairie and timber subjection of farm
may fairly be act d own at that of one
to twenty or more.
It is ibis fact which should impel
the farmer of Western Oregon liso
cultivate their land a to secure the
largest possible return Dpon his in
vswtment. It is evident that protlmt
ing tbe same amounta and receiving
the same price for their products, the
advantage must be with the prairie
farmer, ainee assuming that both the
farms have been secured from tbe gov
ernment and made ready for a crop
by I heir respective owners, tha one im
the prairie slauds lis owner out but $5
an acre against $100 an acre on the
timber farm. The man on tha Umber
farm must make his farm earn
tba interest on ao investment otglOv)
an acre, while the other has only t
earn tbe Interest on an investment of
fS an acre. Coaming the rata f in
la rest at ten per cent and it show 50
cent lor the prairie farm a again!
10 for the timber farm. In order to
stand upon an equal footing, therefore,
the land reclaimed from this heavily
timbered belt should yield ita owner
$9.60 mora than praitie land,
. Observation as well as statistics ghow
that tbe cultivation of large areas dors
not jield as great a return per acre as
is secured Irom a lees number af seres.
Some great man said that the man
who made two ears of corn grow where
but formerly one bad been produced,
was doing a great and good deed. It
is at least a sensible plan of cultiva
tion for our people, and one which
must coramsnd ItssU to all, tba mora
it ia investigated.
Tbe conclusion of the whole metier
is Ibis i Koch person investing inn
farm in this western country should
limit bis purchase to approximately
such an amount as bis ability to clear
and cultivate successfully, will war
rant, as this policy will yield batter
results to the individual as Well as to
the community al large.
Obioom's great daily, the Oregonian,
ie in a great dilemma. About four
out of every five republicans are leav
ing republican ranks and embracing
democratic altitude on the silver ques
tion. A few weeks more of hla argu
ment, and like enough the great Jour
nal will make Oregon a free silver state
in it entirety. A a precedent and
criterian for this statement wa simply
cite the reader's sttenMon to
msda on Senator Mitchell '
the Oregonian ' fought, V
Mitchell became, a,td it ma
pedient to ally thr ' Solar se
on silver lafc' -
Vg b'""
If has been nrged by the Dolpb
organs that It was necessary to return
Mr. Dolph In order that bia Inflaanoe
might be brought to bear In aid of the
land grant forfeiture bills. Well, bis
influence has been exerolssd In the
matter but in the wrong direction. He
reported adversely on these very Im
portant measures, just as any other
corporation attorney would have done.
The railroads don't pay a man a largt
salary unless he dues something in
earn It. Oregon wsnts a man in lb
United Rialee senate who is Ires from
corporation harness, and such a man
is not found ia tha person of J. N
Dolpb.
Is the early part of this century the
postage on a single sheet of paper war
eight cents, and over forty miles the
rate was increased so that over 600
milee a single sheet was 15 cents. Bin
after a time these lalea were gradually
reduced, uotil 1845 a letter not ovei
half an ounce was 9 cent under 800
miles, and over thai distance 10 rent
Sir Rowland Bill, who was st the head
of the postoffloe department of Eng
land at this lime, Introduced the ue
of postage stamps In 1840, end alx
lessened the vhaige of etBge. In
1847 the United Slate adopted the
use of the postage stamp, tba luwesi
priced one being 6 rents.
. Fares Nose.
Onions are imported into this tout
try v-ry year. We do in t grow enmgt
ol ih'ttt for ordinary use, while lb
supply of matl white onion f r pick
ling i seldom up to l he demand al any
period ol tip growing season.
This is an siceth-ni time to help the
lawn by giving it an application ol
winmI aches, at tha rale of half a ton an
oe. In Ilia spring an apliraiion i f
50 pound of nitrate of soda may then
be applied. The frequent mowing ol
grass robs ibe soil of fertility.
Turkeys are one of the most profit
able, a well aa the least troublesome,
of the different kind of poultry. Tbc
ht-sl way to fatten ibem ia by confin
ing, tbm in a small coop in a darken
ed room. Feed plenty d oats or wheal
meal, all the kitchen aorape and keep
th.ir trough wall filled with corn or
buckwheat. Don't m-ck-el to keep
iheir water dish Well filled, and In two
or three week they will be in fine
marketable condition.
Manure-making in winter is one of
i be heel oieratioiiS on tlx- farm at thai
eann, because labor can not be baatow
d in other iliteclion as well as on the
manure heap. It I not tliraVuli to
hive all of Hi manure w ll ioiK-d l.y
pring, and there is les o when it ie
in heips than if wIIowmI to renisin
preailonl nvrriha hamya'd. Manure
heap should he handled several limes,
Ihroaing I he coarse materials in tbe
center, where tbey will be beatbd and
deootnpied.
THE AMERICAN "DRUMMER."
CkIM mt Ik naaaa a rri
kH ! Tkaa Site raat,
The commercial traveler of the
United States illustrates the growth
and extension and improvement and
elevation of tbe world and human
ity. GcoeaJogiosily be ia deoanded
from the bagman of the last oearory,
who figures in so many stories. Be
who traveled on horseback selling
foods by sample, as distinguished
from the peddler who sold the axti
clee themselves. Tha bagman, de
riving hla title from bia saddlebags,
represented the extension of co ta
rn erne and tbe growth of mannfao
tans. Be effected the direct con
nection between tbe wholesaler nod
the retailer; between the port and
the interior; between tbe oenteracf
oomineroennd tbe manufactures and
tbe widespread country. Be was
tbe embassador the missionary of
trade.
With tha coming of railroads and
steamboats the horseback traveler
and bia saddlebags gradually disap
peared, and ao the name bagman
went oat of nee. The original labors
of this diaaeminator of trade were
greatly Increased in this country, and
from tbe f not that his bnainesB was
to vigorously aolidt business with
aa energy like that of tbe "alarming
drnxn" came tbe appellation "drum
mer," still in use, but with the In
creasing magnitude, and, aa may be
amid, the increasing dignity of his
operntiona, came a yet more com pre
bansive cssignstion, and the baa
man of old became the oommardal
traveler of today, aa much greater
than bia commercial ancestor ae a
locomotive is ia power tana a horse,
and ae the colossal aamplg trunk of
tbe nineteenth oeatary ia to tan sad
dlebags of the eighteenth.
Tbe oommeroial traveler, muster
ing by thousands, is now n great fac
tor and feature in American business
and nodal life. The value and neces
sity of the commercial traveler have
been ao fully demonstrated that there
is no longer any talk of dispensing
with him. Aa every religion must
have its preachers, ao commerce,
trade, business, most have ita speak
ing ministers and agents, its "stump
sra," solicitor and orators. The spirit
of organization which distinguishes
the century baa reached the commer
cial travelers. They form n great
society, and tbey have divided and
subdivided the land among them.
Incessantly traveling, they have di
rectly and indirectly regulated lines
and facilities of travel Every rail
road line bas felt their influence, and
have hotel standard
- r, being aa
'iy a voter,
TMt TYRANT MAN,
tWaWwaswse Vlaal SaSkrae BW ke
MmuaMbw Oataglatat.
"Ssisg a keen obterrer," mrtaed
Mr. Oreathead, "I am greatly Im
pressed with the manifest tendency
of tbe strong to Inflict pain upon the
weak. I have found this to be tree
not only from my observations of
tat animal kingdom, bat also from
my studies of that bundle of lna n
sistencies man. I have noticed that
an individual clothed ia a little brief
authority Is prone to take advantage
ef the unortunate persons who may
be subject to his commands.
"I passed a large office building
tha other day which was ia process
of erection, aad hearing loud aad
angry voioes I stopped to ascertain
the cense of tbe disturbance. The mil
lionaire who owned the property was
displeased with the manner in which
tbe work of construction was being
carried on and was rebuking the bead
contractor moat volubly. 1 paused to
witness tbe outcome of the affair.
When the owner had departed, the
bead contractor bused his supsrin
tradent roundly, and the superintend
ent la good set terms swore st the
master vjson and the captain of the
bod carrier.
"These individuals made it uncom
fortable for their lnieriora, aad the
masons and the bod carriers ad
dressed moat disrespectful and abu
sive invectives to the man ia charge
ef the engine used to hoist their ma
terials to ths upper stories, complain
ing tbat be waa alow ia tbe perform
ance of his duties. Then the engineer
struck the fireman with his clinched
let, aad tbe fireman relieved bia
foe ling by going out aad kicking a
dog which waa enjoying the shade
screes the street. Thus do the weak
suffer, and tbe dumb animals under
go hardships on account of the per
versity of the tyrant, man." New
York Tribune.
VUtUac "Msw" BHUIaaiaara.
Within the past week I have been
very much amused at hearing tbe ex
perience of a friend who had been
induced to stop at tbe new house of
a new millionaire. From hia account
the gloss had not yet worn off his
host and bosses. Tbey breakfasted
fan state st 19 o'clock, they ranched
at 1 and they dined al 7. These
hours Interfered with everything
he desired to do, sad as they were
exacting as to his preen nee st each
of these "functions" his stay wag
made most uncomfortable.
He discovered that each chair and
other articles of furniture of the
drawing rooms had spedfled places.
This waa impressed upon him by tbe
action of bia ho teas, who invariably
waited for him to leave the room,
when she immediately rearranged
the furniture and returned hia chair
to its original position. I do not sym
pathies with him, because I think be
richly deserved bis (ate. I have
heard tbat my friend'a host only a
few years ago was a mill operative.
Vogue.
W4iaa VacuTCi i
Mulls of tbe nam of Lai Mo
hammed said that wbea he was
taken a prisoner into Chiles he and
his escort passed one day through
one of the dreariest portions of tbe
mountains of that Inhospitable re
gion. There tbey heard a aois, and
quietly approaching to ascertain ita
cause they saw a company of bear
tearing up tb grass and making
bundles of it, which they hugged.
Other bears again wrapped their
heads ta grass, and eome stood oa
their hind paws holding a stick ia
their fore paws and dancing to the
sound of ths howls of the others.
They then ranged themselvesm rows,
st each tad of which waa a young
bear ; on one side s male, on the other
a female. These were supposed to
celebrate their rnarrisg, Dr. Leit
ner In Asiatic Quarterly.
Khe-My papa doeaat want you to
com to see me.
He (irreverentlr Tour saps must
bt a kicker.
Eke-That what eeveral young
men bavt found out who have com
here againet bia wUhe Exchange.
for Infants
nn OTHERS. Do
alWal asksasa's Prep, Qottrmf'n Oaralal. saaay s ! Swaklaf tries, as
Mst i islia Isr skUavaa ate sieipnsil sai or BiwpkkMl
PeToe KawUMaa4wirhhi arpfrtagaiiUi nlnaif
TjaTewKjoWkkaihimsat
P Tew Kr Hut 70a akM net
srerroarkjrslrmsswslvaaaiisgiiiir
Pit Tew Knew ttjag Oaslpria Is sentr vsfrtikli sseaarattas, aa was a Met of
Ms larUai a poMbsa wtth every beMlsf
Pe Tew Kwmw tha Carter! a ska ssw Inline si tb raises Dr. Baanwl Wteaer.
That M kas bssa la ass tor saarlj ttur rwrs, aa last sr CasSorta to aow SoM OMS
ef aB Plkw riidliifoafcflaa nartlai i r
PTiBwr thai Sas ratsat OftVw Bum Basal sf lbs Usne BSatss, sa at
sua ssaalrtas, kaxs antit imtml-t tM It TT mirr mf ifr r-1
OBatsiaaltstorBaa
' v PaTenKaMrthsrftlwiesoafo
Bess 0sk1aa4tmitoate
' ' Keer that SA aaswe eesas ef Cheteria ass ferstskil tm SO
'batwksa
TkeOwkafUtaVekar.
Tba oook of ths future will eome
In the morning and leave again in the
evening when her work it dons to
secure gre&Ur ladependanct thaasht
oaa have when living under her em
ployer's roof, or even if central
kitchens for the cooking of dinners
were to bt established generally
(such institutions could supply the
needs of a certain number of people
In towns) cooks will always be
wanted. There will always be abun
dant employment for capable per
sons. One of ths chief causes of
friction between mistress and maid
would be removed. Tat oook would
no longer work ia the dark, harassed
by the wsat of knowledge she has
had no means of obtaining, and
which aba ia at present so unjustly
blamed for not possessing, Nino
teeath Century.
4&iUMUtott&j His
Mr. Lookwood, the eminent Q. C,
baa a fund of quiet humor which is
the joy of hia Intimate friend. A
abort time ago he and hla wife war
invited to s dance given by a fash
ionable hostess aad happened to
enter the room at the same time aa a
Booteh guest, Mr. M , of Loch
Bui. As ia customary with many s
laird of high degree, Mr. M-- oa
being asked by the footman for his
nam gave "Loch Bui and Mrs.
M ." "What name, sir!" salted
the functionary of Mr. Lockwood.
"Fifty-two Portmaa square and Mrs.
Lockwood," promptly replied the Q,
C. with a dignity equal to that of
"Loch Bute" aad himeell-Lady
Pictorial.
McSand (the irooer. to applicant
for post of errand boy) Yes, we art
In wsat o' s strong ana wuua laadi.
Wbaur ba'e ye been employitl
Applicant Ia s writin acawdssay.
McSand-Weel, an what kind ef
wark did ye there, whateffert
Applicant I wis tsnployit to jog
gle ta table when a eoolar writ his
fair sample o' my hood writin before
takia iastrooctioa at MoScribblea
Caleegrawphic acawdemy. Judy.
Tbe term carpenter is from the
Latin oarpentont, meaning a wagoa,
and cifiginaily denoted the moohanio
who constructed the wooden parts of
s vehicle, tbe wheelright being tbe
oat who mad ths wheels.
According to a report of the Trerrch
minister of finance, 148, 80S families
ia Vraaes hart claimed exemption
from certain taxes recently voted by
parliament oa account of having
eevea or more children.
! Tba grand total number of coins
gold, silver, copper and brans bow
in circulation throughout the United
Kingdom ia mors tana M0.0M.O0Q,
which would mean three for every
inhabitant of Europe.
I Tbe Moors believe that Boabdil end
: hie hosts are sleeping in a cave in the
hiila of Ureoada, and that they will
sooner or later venture forth and re
store the glory of the Moors in Spain.
I The first balloon ascension in tbe
United States was made by Messrs
Rittenbouse sad Hopkins of Phila
delphia some time in the year 1788,
about HO years ago.
Schoolmate : "Ii mutt bs lovely to
be married In s newspaper man. You
net free ticket to all the theaters snd
operas, don't you T" Mrs. 8cribhler:
Y e-a, but we never go." "Why notr
"We baven't anvthing to wear."
On Christmas day Pennover turned
loose another batch of criminals.
Farm For Sale
1 1 AA sure, meatlv Improved, two salts
j J UU from roonty seal, rood bank bam,
I with she attached. hani-Anl-he tma
with good liar; also farming linplsmsnts.
. sou acM tioiauie. a row g nor, wagon
hack, hog, voung csttle. Iiowmheld Bowls
stc. Pries is.-vn. imiul-sor
MR, r. K UODFRKT.
Bt. Helens, Ct-lunibie County, Orsgoa-
and Children.
You Know a-
saraaM aa suHeai t bs grass rw? sfls
sftkisrSMg
JSSZ
Patronize
Home
' Industiy
Our Second Sale since
Store, S. W. Cor. Third and Oak streets.
ME!$9.95rAn suits.
Frocks and Single and Double-Brcasted Sacks, 20 ana
22-oance goods; eighteen patterns, including Blue and
Black Cheviots.
Every suit warranted made ol lebrated Albany Woolen Mills Cestlmsre..
and manofactnrsd on our own premiss. We employ 1T hsads and money
paid lor labor remains here st borne. ,f
J. M. HOYER & CO.,
flos. 81 snd 83 Third Street,
Fruit Trees-
ArPfuS TKBESt
irorthera py. 84isenbnrg, Bea Davis,
Baldwin, Uravsnstoin, Utc.
raona Ttsaast
Xuliaa, Prill and ttlvsr.
"
Plum, Cherry id Pezr Tress.
Our Appla snd Fran Trees ae grafted
rnt our own yoang Iwanng errbard. and
r lro ie nam and (is from pts.
A ate I"! of Onrrai.t. Oooasberry, Wbte
jrry sad Karbeert Ssupbsrry.
A. HOLADAY,
Bcappooae, Or.
For Salty g- ;
ENGLISH SHROPSHIRE RAMS.
Address W. W. WK8T,
SOAPPOOSK. OREQOM
Job Printing
THE JOSEPH KELLOGG A
hi
tjrOSEJF3!-! KFJ iT OOP
FOB PORTLAND'
' Leaves Kelso Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays st 6 o'clock a. n. Leaves
Portland Tuesday, Thursday aad Bainrday at 6 o'clock a. m.
St. Helens Livery Stables
TB08. COOPEB, Proprietor. l
Handy location, and yov can feel sore tbat yonr bet will receive
as good attention as though yon were earing for tbsm yoorsU.
HANDY TURNOUTS ON SHORT NOTICE.
ST. HELENS
STRAND
Ifr. TboBMS Ceoper bas ust opened np bis asw snd slegant barroom In Bt. Bales,
whsre eaa eeastsaUy be found the taaees i
Also best Brands Domestic and Key West Cigars.
MR. COOPER IS ALWAYS GLAD TO WELCOME HIS OLD FRIENDS
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