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Newspaper Page TextOREGON MIST IMVEB EVERY flUDAV MORNIHi BEEGLE & DAVIS. OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER Sntcrlslln Rata. One eopy on year In advauce ..... une coy sia mouws.. Btugle oopy ............ U M Aavvrtisinf rate mad known upon application COLOMBIA. COUNTY DIRKCTOHY. Jain.;, Clork... Sheriff.. Treasurer. , X,'anHlr Officer. ..Dean BlanchaM, Rainier ...Judson Weed, Vernonia Chae. F. Doan. Rainier ...B. M. Wharton. Columbia CUy Sunt. of School ...J. O. Watts, Scappoose MMr Martin White, tiutiioy Surveyor W. N. Mewrve, Delena . t P. A. rraKe. scappooe tommmioner i.(..a.tt tkhoouover, Veruoula T. HELEIII, OREON, ISAHCH IS IMPROVEMENT OF HIGHWAYS. There hat been many expression of dissatisfaction of late, or, in fact, for two or three years, with regard to the expense upon the couuty m Bating from various sources, and es- Deciallv from the mode ot practice in maintaining and improving the public highways of the county, ine la now in force in this state governing road supervisors, providing the method of collection of road taxes and for .the improvement of highways, has never been satisfactory, generally speaking, yet the proper remedy does not seem to have been discovered. Indeed herein lies the difficulty. It is easy to discover a fault, but the remedy is not always at hand. Many remedies, bow ever, have beeu suggested, by perhaps as many different people, but opinions widely differ as to the best method of bettering the condition ot highways Bills against the county for the eerv ices of road supervisors are generally considered as exorbitant comparatively with the amount of actual work per formed in the interest of tbepublic, and all because the law governing the nrocedure teems to be either not properly constructed or too loosely construed. The legislature bas re peatedly attempted to enact laws for better service on we puoiio nignways at lest cost to the people, but the state it divided into two natural and dis tinct sections east and west whose road laws, owing to different climatic conditions, should be adverse to each other, and for this reason it is hard to pass laws which would be beneficial lo both sections of the state. A road law that would auit Western Oregon would not meet the approval of the astern part of the state, and visa ' versa. So that it seems special dis trict lawt would be the remedy first, and the method second. It has been suggested by a number of prominent taxpayers, in lieu or lb alleged poor service on the public highways at great expense, that the law be so changed that the number of road supervisors bo decreased oy i creating the tixe of road districts, say to tbe site of election precincts, or perhaps in tome instances, smaller, and that road supervisors be elected at the general election every two years instead of being appointed by the county court as at present. By this means the people to be served would be permitted to select their servant, and if the services rendered were not satisfactory the voters in that preciuct would be the judge and exercise their prerogative at the next election ; thns placing the responsibility upon tbe people in the district, who would be in a position to better judge the merits of tbe incumbent than would be the county court. It has also been suggested that no road district be per mitted to spend more than a certain sum of money upon any bridge with out first receiving permission from the county court. Tbe foregoing are merely suggest ions by prominent taxpayers, as stated before, wbo desire to have the views of others throughout the county who are interested in better thoroughfares at to bow better services may be ren dered through a change in the present law. Tbe columns of The Mist are free at all timet to any who desire to discuss the subject. - largest cities by the census of 1890. This it not merely an aooident of the present time. The rural district have alwayt been proliflo in political lead ers, and will always probably continue to furnish a considerable majority of our recognised statesmen. Thb methods applied in the school electiou last Manday in Portland aud other of the larger towns of the state for the success of certain candidates for school director are not conducive of the good results for which the pub- ho schools of tbe country are calcii lated. Indeed it is a deplorable eon diu'on of affairs when the public school interests are dragged down to such depths of degradation and corrupt practices as were witnessed tn the larger cities last Monday for the pur- nose of controlling the S'-hool ma chines in the interest of one faction or the other. School matters should have no place in the wheel of political ma chinery, and the scenes of last M inday should make this fact apparent tt every man, woman and child interested in the betterment of educational fa cilities through the great medium of the public school. It appears that sugar is now being produced in Cuba only under military protection, and at a largely increased expense. In one case, it is stated, toe grinding of 10,000 bags of it has cost 120,000; and heavy taxes are imposed in addition to the burden ol maintain ing a cordon of police around the property. This means that the con tinuance of the war is sure to make sugar higher in the Uuited States; and such a faot is in itself a sufficient justification for interference on the part of our government. SCAPPOOSE. Scafpoosi, Feb. 10. E. C. Bonser Is visi', ing for a time with his parents, Mr. ana Mrs. C. Bonser. A dance is on the boards for the 17th at Watts A Price's halt A. Holaday Is doing a large business in the nursery line this season. John Beaver has leased the J. Lamberaon ranch near here for a term of years. Mr. Lewis Piper is quite ill at his home, suffering with la grippe in an aggravated form. John Johnson is getting a large contract of eordwood filled for sale to the slouch boats. The republican club meets every two weeks. The prospects are good for a large membership. Mr. William Honeyman will soon hav a large creamery plant at work on bis farm north of Scappoose. With three fully equipped creamery plants in operation here, tbe milk business will sorely become an extensive one. Mr. Frank Payns has in operation a paint grinding machine, which utilises the ocbre fonnd on North Scappoose creek. This project promises to become a valuable one, as Mr. Payne is a practical man and under stands bis business. Edward, tbe 17-year-old son of Mr. Frank Payne, who was stricken with appoplexy ten days ago, died on tbe 5th and the re mains interred in the family lot in Lone Fir cemetery, Portland. The bereaved family have the sympathy of a large con- coarse of friends. The church here was robbed of three Rochester lamps last week and the chief of police of Portland was notified of the fact. In a day or two the detectives fonnd tbe lamps in the shop of a second-band dealer and were very promptly tnrned over to Messrs. Holaday and Watts, who went from her to identify them. The thief Is getting into close quarters and ere long something may develop to pat an end to the thievery going on here lately. All Fre.. Those who have used Pr. King's New Discovery know its value, and those who have not have now tbe opportunity to try it free. Call on tbe advertised druggist and get a trial bottle free. Bend your name and address to EL E. Bucklin & Co., Chi cago, and get a box of Dr. King's New Life Pills free, as well as a copy of Onide to Health and Household Instructor free. All of which is guaranteed to do yon good and cost you nothing. Dr. E. Boss, druggist. TEMPER OF THE SPANIARDS Boycott Placed Upon United States Products. W consider it our duty to urge upon the voters of this county the necessity of each one of yon attending the pri maries. ' It is necessary to success in tbe Jnne election that the action of the convention be in accordance with the wishes ef a majority of the people tbe whole people, if possible. The results of the primary elections should be the spontaneous expression of our people, and in order to accomplish this every voter should express his aantiments by his ballot in the pri mary. If the clubs throughout tbe county could muster their forces and Tote their sentiments on that day, then would the hardest of tbe battle be von and victory at the polls be an as sured fact. By all meant let your presence be noted on that day at your paimary election. A wood flume into St. Helens from Milton creek by which tbe vast quan titea of timber in that section could be converted into cash wouid be of greater benefit to this locality than any other one thing now being agita ted by our people. It matters little who the promoters of the enterprise are, its success would be ths means of distributing a large amount of cash among the laboring classes and busi ness men generally. It should not be a question with persons owning right-of-way as to whether or not tbe pro jectors will make a large profit, for if the investment proves a success to them it will in like degree prove profit able to those wbo find employment in its operation. . In like degree also would such a venture benefit our merchants and other tradesmen. It is a enrious fact that a large pro portion of the members of the United States senate live in country towns or small cities. The only cities of 100, 000 or more inhabitants represented in that body are St. Paul, Indianapo lis, Albany, Providence, Kansas City, Milwaukee, Newark, Detroit, Omaha and Denver ; and not one of all the senators resides in any of tbe thirteen Spain's Naval Strength. Wasbutotoi, D. O., March 2. Chief Con structor Phillip Hlchborn has prepared a statement of the relative fighting strength of the navies of Bpain and the United States, showing a decided superiority of the American navy. Referring to the fighting capacity of some of the ships in commission Commodore Hichborn ssys: '"The Indiana, Oregon, Massaehusettes and Iowa ar battle-ships, and the finest of their class afloat. Tbey can fight on even terms with any ship that was ever launched, and, in my opinion, tbey are snperior to 95 per cent of any vessels with which tbey may ever come in contact." Cbief Hichborn makes the following com parison of ths navies of tbe United States and Spain : Type of ship. United States. Spain First-class battle-ships ........... 4 I Second-class battle-ships.... g 6 Armored ram ..... . 1 0 Armored cruisers 8 1 Unarmored cruisers above 4000 tons 7 2 Unarmored cruisers above SOOO tons and below 4000 tons ....9 '.' 0 Unarmored cruisers above 1000 tons and below 2000 tons 14 7 Torpedo boats ........14 4S i ' Challenge to Debate. The McKinley Bepablican Clnb, of St. Helens, Oregon, hereby challenge the Pop ulist party of Colombia county to a joint debate on any qnestion of politics, at any time. Debaters to consist of five members of th Peoples' party and five members of the McKinley club, speeches to be limited to fifteen minutes to each speaker. Debate to take place at any point in the county agreed upon. HARBISON ALLEN, D. DAVIS, President. Secretary. Free Pill. Send your address to H. E. Bucklin A Co., Chicago, and get a free sample box of Dr. King's New Life Pills. A trial will convince you of tbeb- merits. These pills sre easy in action and ar particularly ef fective in th car of constipation and sick headache. For malaria and liver troubles they bavs been proven invaluable. Tbey are guaranteed to be perfectly free from every deleterious substance and to be pure ly vegetable. They do not weaken by their action, bat by giving tone to stomach and bowels greatly invigorate the system. Reg ular six 25 cts. per box. Bold by Dr. Ross. American Flags Darned by Spanish College Students-Other Ho tile Demonstrations. . Madbid, March 10.-Ther was a serious anti-American riot at Salamanca yesterday evening, and students burned American flags amid tbe acclamation ot th crowds. Gendarmes charged the rioters, ana peraed them temporarily. Later th stu dents reassembled and gathered another mob about them. Th prefect exhorted th students to disperse, but they booted. Finally ths prefect was compelled to call upon th polio for protection. Gendarme again charged the riotous students, who met the onslaught with showers of stones, but order was finally restored. Th uni versity has been closed. Th demonstrations of patriotic fervor and hostility to th United States were re newed at Bilboa today, and efforts were again mad to do violence to the United States consulate. Th mob stoned the Dutch consulate, having mistaken that of fice for the consulate of th United States, which was effectually guarded by th police force. Fanning the-Flame. ' Naw York. March 10. A dispatch to the Herald from Barcelona, says: The antt American sentiment here Is in creasing instead of abatiug. Local news papers ar fanning the Same. They state that the United State can only pnt 40.000 men into the field, and that the American navy is bat a trifle superior to the Spanish. Careful investigation shows conclusively that 8pauish politics have had a big hand ! in ths Barcelona disturbance. Nearly all the inhabitants her are Catalans, and the Catalans almost to a man are republicans. They ar heartily opposed to the present government and ar making demonstra tions here against the United States with the direct purpose of putting the govern ntent in a bole and possibly causing its overthrow. There is absolutely no enthu siasm here over the Cubsn wsr. Whenever tbe troops start for Cuba they are not syen given a cheer. A Calmer View. MiosiD, March 10. A pamphlet has been published, entitled "The United States vs. Spain," which is believed to have been written by ex-Minister Valera. It points out the alleged injustice of congress and ths writer says be believes there will be a re vulsion of public opinion in th United States as soon as the troth is known. He regards the situstlon from an optorolstlc standpoint, eulogises American women and aays that the men are amiable and hospitable to strangers whea not blinded by self-esteem. A dispatch from Barcelona aays that tbe merchants of that city have agreed not to sell American products in tbe event of Cleveland approving the Cuban belligerency resolutions. They have also opened a sub scription toward a fund, which is to be de voted to the purchase of war-ships. CP VBMjyLlAlil? THB BEST SPRING MEDICINE Is Simmons Liver Regulator don forget to take It The Liver gets sluggish during the Winter, just like all nature, and the system becomes choked up by the accumulated waste, which brings on Malaria, Fever and Ague and Rheuma tism. You want to wake up your Liver now, but be sure you take SIMMONS Liver Regulator to do it it also regulates the Liver keeps It properly at work, when your system will be free from poison and the whole body Invigorated. YougetTlIKBTltLOODwhen your system Is In Al condition, and that will only be when the Liver Is kept active. Try a Liver Remedy once and note the difference. But take only SIMMONS Liver regulator it 6 Simmons Liver Regulator which makes the difference. Take It In powder or In liquid already prepared, or make a tea of the powder, buttakeSIMMONS LIVER REGU LATOR. You'll find the RED Z on every package. Look for It 4, H. ZelUn Co., Philadelphia, Fa, J-JR. EDWIN BOSS, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. St. Helens, Oregon T. J. Custom. ALLEN & H. AU.XM. CLEETON. Attorneys and Counselors at Law ST. HELENS, OREGON. Beat Estate Transfers. Dean Blanchard to Astoria Bail road com pany, right of-way ; II. Willis Baxter, same as above; fl. J. K. Cardwall, sams as above; $1. Harriet Crie, same as above; $200. Mercy S. Dobbins, same as above; f 1. Allen, William and Emma GlUihan to Martin Olllihan, nwX, sec 16 and nej see 16, t7n,r6w;S1500. W. L. Graham to Astoria Bailroad com pany, right-of-way; II. O. W. Kyser, same, l. Richard Ryman to Sarah A. Ryman, of seX sec 29 and ni of ne& sec 32, tin. rw;10. John Stockenberg and wife to Astoria Railroad company, right-of-way ; $1. Joseph Smith and wife, R. B. Bmith and wife and B. T. Smith and wife to Astoria Railroad company, right-of-way; $1. United States to Oregon California Railroad company; patent to land grant. United States to Richard Ryman, H of sex see 29 and a of ne) sec 82, 1 4 n,r4 ; patent. V. C. Winchester to Astoria Railroad company, right-of-way; f 1. Peter Wilhelm and wife to Peter WQ- helm, Jr., t of e, sec 16, 1 3 n, r 2 w; $1, Notice f Final Settlement. Notice is hereby riven that the undersigned administrator of the estate of John fvev. deresaed. hat filed bis final account and petition for distribution in tbe matter of said estate, in the county court of Columbia county, Oregon, and that tbe jndge of said conrt has appointed Tuesday, the Mb day of Hay, 1896, at the hour of 10 o'clock A. M. of said day, and the courtroom of said court, as tbe time and place for tbe bearing of objections to sncn nnai account ana pe tition for distribution. All persons inter ested in tbe estate are hereby required to file their objections thereto on or before xoesaay, toe otn asy oi stay, iiwn. lu JtANU. Administrator of tbe estate of John Ivev. aeceasva. mou -FOB A- Gonnty Republican Conyention A republican convention for tbe eountv of Columbia is called to meet at St. Helens. Oregon, on Tuesday. March 81. 1896. at 2 o'clock P. M., for the purpose of nominat ing candidate lor tn county omceiol said county, and to elect five delegates to the state .'unTeiifcion.nu w tnanvi any ouier business that may com before th conven tion. The convention will consist of thirty four f 34) delegates, apportioned asaona the several precincts as follows; Apiary Beaver Fall. Deer Island . . Nehalem . . . , Eainior ...... Sherman . . . . Auburn 4 Clatskanie..... 3 Marshland..... 1 Oak Point 3 Scappoose ..... 3 Union 5 Th same betas-onedeleeate-at-larra from each precinct, and one delegate for every thirty (30) votes, snd on for every fraction over one-ball thereof, in excess of thirty (30 ) vote em lor congressman w. n. Jtlllsat the Jane election in Vm. The Coantv Central Committee reenm. mend that the primaries in tbe several pre cincts be beld at ths usual voting; places In ssid precincts on Tuesday, March 24, 1396, at 1 o'clock P. M., and that th delegates attend in person. By oraer or tbe committee, . 0. WATTS, v- H. h. WARREN, Secretary. Chairman. J-JR, a K. CLIFF, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. 8t Helens, Oregon. jQR. i. K. HALL, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Clatskanie, Columbia oounty. Or. fT Summons. In ths Circuit Court ol th Stat of Oregon, for tne county of uoiumDia. Charles H. Newth, plaintiff, ) vs. i Mahal A Nawlh defendant ToMabel A. Newth, the defendant above named: TN TUB NAME OF TUB BTATB OF OKB- A gon, you are bereby required to appear and answer plaintiff' complaint herein on the flrat day of the next regular term of the Court aforesaid, which shall commence six weeks or more after the Brat publication of this summons, to-wit: On Tuesday, the 12th day of May, A. D. 189S, and If you fail to o appear and answer, plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief demanded In his oomnlalnt. to-Wlt deeree dfssolvin the bonds of matrimony exist ing between piaintitr ana aetenaaut, anu ror such other and further relief, in the preml, a to the Court may seem Just and equitable. This summon I published pursuant to an order ot Honorable T. A. McBride. udg of th Court above named, made and entered of record lu said Court on the 26th day of February, uns; that this summons be served upon you by nubll cation thereof once a week for six nocesaiv weeks, in Ths OacooK hist, a weekly news- suon, puDtisoeo. as v. Oreeon. ALLEN 1 CLIFTON pir of genral circulation, neiena, ixnumoie eoum: mftslT Attorneys for Plaintiff. CUy Trestseirer' Notice. Notice Is hereby given that St. Helens City Warrants No. 182, 183. 184 and 185 will be naid upon presentation, interest on ssme will cease after this date. Dated, St. Helens, March 6, 1W. S. K. QUICK. City Treasurer. TBCASIBEB'I NOTICE. County Trbasurbb's Opticb. 8t. Helens, Or., Feb. 13, 1896, Notice is hereby given that all unpaid County Warrants of aald eountv. which have been presented and endorsed "Not Paid for Want of Funds," up to Bept, 6tb, 18N3. will be paid upon presentation at this office. Interest will not be allowed after this date. &. M. WHARTON, fl4nil3 Treasurer of Colombia County, Or. Summons. Ia the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for tne wuniy oi oiumoia, , Andrew Holm, plaintiff, ) v. J Menia T. Holm, defendant. ) To Menia T. Holm, the above named defendant: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON, Tou are hereby required to appear ana answer the complaint Bled again! you in th above entitled auit. In the above entitled Court, or before the Srst day of the next rceular tenn of said Court, to-wit: On the 12th day of Mar 189. and If you so fail to appear and anawer, for want thereof, plaintiff will apply to uie tonn lor ub rauer uemanueu in mm com- laint which la: for a decree of Court dissolving he matrimonial bond existing between nlaln- u it ana aeienaemt. lor cost ana oisnuraement. and for such other and further relief a in eoulty may seem lust. This aurnmon is served npon yon by publica tion In the 8t Helen Mm br order of Hon. T. A. McBride, judge of aald Court, dated February w, law. v. 4, tcsua. 114m27 Attorney for Plaintiff. In Advance- THE-V fiist and Oregon ian ONE YEAR $2.00: This offer holds good only for new yearly subscribers wbo pay in advance and old ones who pay np to date and one year ia advance. One year will extend tbe time over the state cam- palgn in tbe spring and the presiden tial election in November, One Dollar Saved by taking the two paper together, the price of each, separ ately, beiDH f 1.50. The Mist Has been designated the official paper of Columbia county by the Coonty Court, and consequtntly will furnish all the news pertain to public matters in which the people are interested. - It. I. QUICK, Commissioner of Deed for Washington nfturini-ifii' -- 0. W. OOI.B, , NoTASr PUBLIC Cole & Quick, 8T. HELENS, - OREGON FrrllrI "Thorn's Numerical System OF Title Abstracts" for Columbia - County, - Oregon TITLES Examined and abstract furnished, Will attend to matter belor th Hoard of Equalisation; payment of taxes, etc. Real Estaie, Conveyancing, and iusurauoe, and Loans negoUated. wwmvwvwvv w newweieiMwnnnwwwney COLUMBIA BANKING COMPANY T. HELENS, ORKOON afak Investments, receives deposit and does a general banklug busiu. Capital Stock, $20,000. All kind ol rood securities bouirht and sold. Exchange, good everywhere In th world, cold INCORPORATED JAN. . 1890. J. R K.lll nrealilent: E. W. Allen. vk--nrst- dent; C. N. Scott, secretary; P. II. Ward, assist ant secretary; 0. 11. Newell, ca.hler. NEWELL $ W ATKINS DEALERS IN Groceries, Hay, Floor and Feed wood a.id sninaLE. Countrr Produce Bought and Sold, and Ex changed (or Goods. Undertaking boods furnished on Bbort Notice. Store on Strand Street, ST. HELENS, OR. vJTJST OUT. Hill's New American Polygraph I An Indispenaible companion to every merchant, clergyman and lawyet in the land. If you have copying to do, write at once inclosing 4 cent in stamps (or particulars. Agents wanted. Liberal discount. Address, W. H. BAUMANN, Gent Agt U. 8. A. P. O. Box 67, Mariasa, III. FOR PORTLAND, DAILY. -TEAMER Young America WILLAMETTE SLOUGH Leave 8t. Helena 6:30 a M Arrive at Portland... 10:00 A M Leave Portland t 8:00 P M Arrive at St. Helens 6.-00 P M MBB tS CENTS. Will Carry Nothing bat Passengers and f ast freight. During the summer eason, or as long as the water remains high enough, this boat will make two trips each week up Scappooa nay on meaaayi ana r ruiny. JAMES GOOD, MASTER, ORIENTAL HOTEL A. H. BLAKESLEY, Proprietor. Board by Day, Week or Month AT SEASONABLE BATES. The table I sunnlled with th but th market anora. Bvervimuf clean, a enar oi your pai nnan 11 solid leu. oi, nAbsss, uncuun ST. HELENS LIVERY STABLES TH08. COOPEB, Proprietor. Horses Boarded and Cared For. TURNOUTS OH SHORT NOTIOE. ST. HELENS, : : ' OREQOh JiUo E. McNEILL, Receiver. TO THE E2 S T GIVES THE CHOICE 01 Two Transcontinental Routes GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY BY WAY OF Sookane, Minneapolis & St. Paul UNION PACIFIC RY BY WAY OP DENVER, OMAHA, & KANSAS CITT LOW BATES TO ALL EASTERN CITIE8 jjO YOU NEED GROCERIES? If jou do snd dealiw ths best quality for the least monsy 1 your want van always b supplied by DART fi EIDCKLE, Who have a complete line. Dress Goods, Clothing, Fancy Goods, Hats, Boots and Shoes. FURNISHING GOODS St. Helens, Oregon. ST. HELENSJVIEAT MARKET All Kinds of Fresh Meats, Hams. Bacon and Lard Meats by Wholesale . pL u At dpejciai Rate. James H. Sheldon, MAIN BTJiWICT, I t ST. HKWCN8. OKBOOK. th Plae t. S.eur Clatskanie Drugstore a PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED AT ALL HOURS Your frsh Msdlclnas Patent Medicine, Preaerlptloo DruK, TolUI Artlolea, fancy Notion, via DR. J. B. HALL, PreerMef xavCUtsaaal, Or tt tit I'iftt isf id . ... j ....ST. HELENS HOTEL;... j Our tables will at all limos be found supplied with tbe best edibles and dulicaoies th. market affords. J TERMS REASONABLE FOR REGULAR BOARDERS 4 Th. hotel hsvlng been newly refurnished we are prepared to Kirs satis- t faction ts all our patrons, aud solicit your patronage. i J. Ceoree. Proorletor. St. Helens. Or. sr OCEAN STEAMERS LEAVE PORTLAND EVERY 6 DAYS For San Francisco. For full Details Call on or Address W. H. HDRLBURT. General Freight and Vass. Agt. Portland, C11ICSCEH R&ISLa PAYS if yon aae the Ftls Maka money while time by old proem. It, and describes my iii. neeuea hjt pottltrybusiaeaa. lifluSetH 1 Catalom. ' aaa. The "ERIE" mechanically th beet iwhwl. rrettlMt model. Iw ar Faclfie Coast Agent, nicycl cata-lou4nilcafre.ri Mtdecrlptlon, price, etc., aowt vum. fETALOaf A iidUBAfOE CO.rtalu,Cal. Baajica Hons, i 8 Usui St., Lo A.f.le. 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