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Newspaper Page TextOREGON MIST. ISSUED BTEBV FRIDAY fllORNINS -ST- , BEEQLfe A DAVIS. OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER. Ba)lsrlptlaia lilui One eopy one year ! lTnc. .....,,., .1 M On copjr Mi moutti.....,, 74 Single copy... i Adrertldng ratal mad kaowa u.;Kn application " ' lili ' ii' ,. . i COLOMBIA COTJNTY DIRECTORY. Jndse........ Clerk Canty Otrie.r., ...Peso Blanchard, Kalnler Ju.lson el, Vernonia Sheriff Ohaa. P. Doau, Rainier Traaaurar E. at. Wharton Columbia Citr Bui. of School .....J- O. Watts, Saippoosa assor .............. martin n nua, uuinvy Suneyor W.N. Measrve, Delena .,. I P. A. Frakw, Scappooa Commissioners j 8 q Bchoonover, Vernonia Th British people consume every year 1160.000,000 worth more of train than the produce, and in view of possioie war oompuoatiuna it i pro posed to keep not less than one year's supply of cereals on hand. When the Briton can ling that he hat the men, the ships, the money and the com, he may be considered in good shape for an contingencies. IN THE MIDDLE OF THE ROAD Colombia County Populists Eefnse to Fuse. ST. HELEMi OBEGOH, iPHIL 10. County Republican Ticket. For Representative, KOBMAK HEBRILX, of Clatskanie. For Comity Judge, JOS. B.DOAK, of Rainier. . For County Clerk, JCDSOS WEED, of Vernonia. for Sheriff, t'HAS. W. B LAKES LEY, of St Helens. For Treasurer, JOHN SWAGES, of Hsulton. For Surveyor, WM. N. MESEKVE, of Del en a. For Superintendent of Schools, J. O. WATTS, of Scappoose. For Commissioner, TH03. 8. COLYIN, of Marshland. For Assessor, MARTIN WHITE, of Quincy. .." For Coroner, MILES SHEEIRN, of Rainier. For Justice of the Peace, Union Precinct, J. B. GODFREY. For Constable. JAMES C. COX. Scixxnrrs say the time is coming when we shall be able to talk with the planets. The necessity for more talk is not urgent, but any improvement in the quality will be thankfully received. Th ceat of electric power in the great railway tunnel of Baltimore is rapidly declining, and in a short time will be no greater than that of steam. Electricity in the industries is march ing on with a steady and certain sweep. Thi people of this conntry desire peace with all nations, of course, and therefore tbey are in favor of the con struction of more battle-ships and tor pedo boats, as each things are wonder fully effective in the prevention of war, FOR A REGATTA. Editors Mist From Columbia City to Warrior Rock is one of lh best river race-courses imaginable. Dur ing spring and summer we have con tinuous upstream breeies. We are half way between Astoria and Port land, without the gales of the former place, or the calms of the latter. The points for observation along the St. Helena front are commanding, and the adjacent bluffs afford fine sites for picmcmg parties. I should think crowds would attend from Portland and other adjacent cities, and would suggest a meeting of St. Helen peo pie to discuss the matter and see what sum could be raised for prises at a three days regatta lor various river boats about the middle of July next. If the matter appears favorable to you please make a call for a meeting at some early date, respectfully, W. B. D. Next Mondav evening at the court house in St. Helens, at 7 :30 o'clock, has been suggested as the place and time tor holding the meeting above referred to. Ed. The liOwer Court Sustained. 8aux, April 6- An opinion was handed down by the supreme court today In tbe case of Tatum & Howen, appellants, vs. G. A. Masaie, respondent This is an action of trespass against tbe sheriff of Columbia county for unlawfully taking and disposing of property alleged to belong to plaintiff. The property was sold upon execution, in the case of Jasper Graham vs. Joaiah Wes ton. Tatum & Bowen claim to be the law ful owners of the property in Weston's pos session that was attached and sold. The court below fqund that Weston bad an at tachable interest in the property; that Tatum k Bowen's claim was based upon a chattel mortgage that was void and of no effect as to attaching creditors. Appeal was taken, but no bill of exceptions was filed. The supreme court rules that, if the plaintiff desired a finding as to whether tbey were tbe owners of tbe property at the time of the attachment, or other material findings upou the evidence adduced at the trial, it should have requested tbe same of the court in due time, and if refused or if against it, where there was no evidence, it could, by a proper bill of exceptions, have tbe court's action in regard thereto review ed: but the supreme court can only con sider findings which the record of the lower court actually shows. The exhibit con taining the chattel mortgage not being a cart of transcript, tbe judgment of tbe lower court is affirmed upon the shewing I chairman Convention Held Last Tuesday and a Complete County Ticket Nominated. Promptly at 10 o'clock last Tuesday the populist convention for Columbia county was called to order in this city by W. A. Wood, chairman of the county central committee. Prayer was offered by Rev. IraOverturf, after which S. M. Rice and h. W. Van Dyke temporary chairman and secretary re speclively were elected. Un motion ol M Uavison the repre sentatives of the press were invited to seats on the platform. On motion of W. A. Wood, three committees were appointed consisting of five on resolutions, three on order of business and three on credentials. The chair appointed as follows : Reso lutions VV. A. Wood, James Rice, R. Sesseman, J. K. Beegle, sr., and G. W Richardson. Credentials 3. H. Boll Ira Sailor and W. J. Fullerton Order of business D. M. Swing, C Monroe and Yv. Jti. Han kins. A re cess was then taken until 1 o'clock for the committees to prepare their re ports. When tbe convention reassembled the credentials committee reported the following as entitled to seats in the convention: Auburn precinct O. E. Darling, L. W. VanDyke, R. D. Blakeley, 8. H. Bollroan, I. W. Deitrick, J. H. Turk, II. L. Kyser, J. Schuler, James Adams, J. W. Wrench, H. Anderson, A. II. Matthews by M. Davison proxy R. Sessemaa. Nebalem C. B. Fisher, J. A. Deeds, A. E. Thomas, J. F. Peterson, F. J. Peterson, H. Moulton. CUUkanie Frank Merrill, William Fout James Imell, Silvo Graham, J. P. Hiatt, J. N. Rice, John Myers. Marshland L. D. Graham and A. S. Graham. Rainier W. H. Haokins, R. P. Burns, 8. M. Rice, W. A. Wood, T. J. Evermsn, L. Brant, C. T. Willis. Oak Point D. M. Ewine, Ira Sailor. Amos Johnson, C. Davidson, L. Fluh-rer. Deer Island G. C. Fowler, G. W. Makinsler, F. W. Makiuater, J. II . Monroe, J. M. Fowler. Beaver Falls F. M. Fowler. John Syverson, L. D. Duzan, G. W. Rich ardson. Union H. T. Grewell, W. J. Ful lerton, J. R. Beegle, sr., C. Garrison A. Crouse, H. Larsen, W. E. Henrici, A. Ridley, L T. Bennett, Joseph Copeland. Scappoose J. P. West. R. Sesseman was chosen permanent and Ii. W. V anDyke per CITIZENS ABROAD. AsHUtHD, Or., April , 1890. We have been in Ashland eight mouths today, and feel that we should like to let all our Columbia county friends know through the columns of our home paper Tea Okioom Mist, how we have enjoyed our visit to Southern Oregon, We cams here on a pleasure and health trip and have enjoyed It very much, and can all say that our health is Improved The altitude is very high and the elimate is dry, the city of Ashland being llHO feet above the level of the sea. It is a very pretty little town, being almost surrounded by mountains the Slakiyou and Shastas and just now those mountains are very pretty scenery. The foot hills are green with grass, spring flowers blooming, and the orchards a mass of blossoms, while at tbe summit there is a coat of snow. Mt. Buke is covered with snow winter and sum nier. and the city is supplied with water from it. There are a great many mineral springs here, too. Tbe soda and sulphur print flows through the town. We have visited the famous Black Sulphur springs at Woodville, Oregon, and thry are a very pretty sight. A great many health seekers go there to bathe in Its waters. We have also visited Murphy's soda spring where the water is constantly boiling up through the rocks, and the water has a very strong flavor. From this spring we could i Pilot Rock, which was the early pioneer's guide on their travels between California and Oregon. It is a huts square rock on the summit of the Siskiyou mountains, and can be seen a great many miles away. There is quite a variety of timber here. mostly of tbe sugar pine variety, though there is to be found ruantanetta. Juniper, laural or redwood, mountain mahogany, oak, fir, cedar, and an abundance of mistle toe, and nowhere in Oregon do tbey raise mere beautiful flowers than grow here, and more particularly roses, which are mag nificent. Fruits, especially peaches and grapes, grow bountifully here. We have bad several frosts that have done consider able damage to early fruits. At present tbe weather is very nice and the streets are dry and dusty. We all like Southern Ore gon and have not yet decided when we will return to our Deer Island home, yet hoping that we will all meet again soon, and that this shall escape the waste basket, we re main, with dee respect, your friends. Isaac BcM9AUit and Family. made. Opinion by Justice Wolverton. REVBES ITEMS. Bcsbia and France are not as sure as they were that England is out in the cold in European politics. Eng land has willingly exchanged ber splendid isolation for an understand ing with tbe Dreibund, converting it into a Big Four worth talking about A United States judge has decided that natural gas piped from Canada tinder the Niagara river is a crude mineral product, and therefore exempt irom duty. Tbe existence of such pipe line shows that annexation is go- " ing on industrially, if not politically, Ws have a political record-breaker in this county. There are four Mer rill's on the three county tickets al ready nominated one on the repub lican ticket, one on the democratic ticket and two on the populist ticket all belonging to the same family. I Cuba should win its independ ence Spain will have no reason to re gard the event as a deep humiliation. England had to take the same medi cine over a hundred years ago, and the colonies she lost have done so well Uiat she is not half sorry. It is said that W. J. KelUe has gone to California. II. B. Bortnwick. who some time ago leased a large donkey engine for logging use, has found it was not a success in the place be wanted it and has returned it to the owners. The little 5 year-old daughter of J. Jones was badly burned last Saturday by her clothing catching on nre by the use of matches. It is generally believed the child cannot recover. Etuil Wasser received a severe gash in his left foot last Friday at Borth- wick's camp while barking logs. He severed several toes from his left foot Dr. Sims, of Elalama, dressed the in jured member. While the team of H. B. Borth wick was driving along the road between this place and Mooresville one day last week, tbe embankment of grade gave way, pitching tbe horses down the hill. One of the horses had his neck broken and the other one suffered a broken leg. Tbe following day an other horse had his leg broken. The supreme court of Massacha setts has decided that a school teacher has no right to require a scholar to tell tales on a companion. Such a de ' ciaion is certainly in the interest of honor and morality, whatever tbe teachers who try to promote treachery among their pupils may think of it. The house of representatives has finally disposed of tbe Cuban resolu tions by adopting the conference re port by a vote of 244 to 27. The house also passed the river and harbor ap propriations bill by a vote of 216 to 40. "Large bodies move slowly," and the United States congress is no exception to the rule. Bipi bucaks should remember thst no party ever placed a ticket in tbe field whose candidates all carry the same strength, or, whose candidates are all equally popular. Tbe princi ples involved, especially with reference to the candidate for the legislature, is tbe point which should not be overlooked. Tbk disgraceful scenes attending the republican primaries and county convention in Portland last week does not tend to the public good, and is tbe direct result of bosaism which serves only to degenerate humanity and dis gust the better element of society. That both factions resorted to un scrupulous snd dishonorable means to carry the day is evidenced by their every action. It was not the free ex pression of the bone and sinew of the substantial element of the party, but rather the predominance at the polls of a rabbis imported for the occasion from tbe neighboring districts and from the slams of the city, who con tribute nothing, directly, toward tbe current expenses of government. Tbe faction that withdrew from tbe con vention last Saturday will probably nominate a ticket of their own and the result will be that both tickets will be defeated. Such tactics way suc ceed temporarily .but not permanently. YAXLEY ITEMS. J. r. jjupont went down the river the first of last week to get ready to start fishing when the season opens. Mr. Marshall has built a fine resi dence on his ranch this spring. J. Deleeki done the carpenter work for him. J. Dnpont and wife went to St Hel ens on tbe 4th of this month to at tend to some business matters there. W. Miller went to the city on Mon day last J. Deleski went ever to Mr. Barber's last Monday for the purpose of build ing a barn for Mr. Barber at Scappoose. Several of the friends from this place went over to Peris to a social gathering at Mr. C. C. Meyer's resi dence. They report a real good time. Twe Live Staved. Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, of Junction City, lit, was told by ber doctors she had Con sumption and that there was no hope for her, but two bottles Dr. King's New Dis covery completely cured ber and she says it saved her life. Mr. Thos. Egeera. 139 Florida St., San Francisco, suffered from a dreadful cold, and approacbirg Consump tion, tried without result everything else then bought one bottle of Dr. King's New Discover v and in two weeks was cured. He is naturally thankfuL It is such results, of which these are samples, that prove tbe wonderful efficacy of this medicine in coughs and colds. Free trial bottle at Dr. Ross' drug store. Regular size 50c and 1. Challenge to Debate. Tbe McKinley Republican Club, of St Helens, Oregon, hereby challenge the Pop ulist party of Columbia county to a joint d abate on any question of politic, at any tune. Debaters to consist of five members of tbe 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. HARRISON ALLEN, D. DAVIS, - President Secretary. manent secretary of the convention, IL T. Grewell was elected assistant secretary. KESOLCTIOKS. Tbe committee ou resolutions re ported tbe following which were unan imoualy adopted "Resolved, That we stand firm upou tbe principles of the Omaha platform, 'Resolved, That we also heartily endorse the platform of ths state conventionwbicb was adopted at Salem, Oregon, oa alarch 26. 1896. ".Resolved, That we demand our repre sentatives and senators to use their best energies to pass laws to give tbe voters the right to elect all officers both state, county and precinct from president to road super visor; that all law be repealed contrary to this popular vote. Resolve, That we note with regret that the salary et officers, both state and county are out of proportion to justice and equity, or to pay that worthy men are willing to do the same services for; that we demand of our representatives that the officers shall only receive tbe constitutional salary witbont fees or perquisites. "Resolved, That we believe that econo my should begin at home; that we con demn the pernicious system of allowing deputies to county officers, nnless there Is a special provision for the same. Resolved, That the precinct assessors as demanded by tbe Alliance and by the peo ples' county convention of Columbia county in 1392, shall be made a leading measure to be advocated by our represen tatives in ths legislature soon to be elected. Resolved, That the people remember with indignation the indifference and der ision with which that reform measure was treated by the so-called ''grand old party" thca and now filling every place of power in tbe state of Oregon, and that therefore there can be no honest sincerity in tbe promise contained in the first resolution pretending to favor that reform set forth at their convention in St Helens less than ten days ago. Resolved, That we, tbe people, bold the party which has for twenty years past had absolute control in Columbia county and in all Oregon guilty and responsible for ths distress among us, and tbe nnpar- ailelled burden of taxation wbich cannot be met In Columbia county only by confiscat ing the homes of hundreds of our worthy, industrious citizens." THS TICK XT KOMIHATXD. B, Sesseman, of Henrici, of Saovie's Hattan, of Peterson, of S. County Judg Vernonia. Clerk W. E. Island. Representative R. Clatskanie. Commissioner N. D. Mist. Sheriff J. K. Rice, of Clatskanie. Treasurer Geo. Merrill, of Rainier. Assessor Frank Merrill, Clatskanie. School Superintendent L. W. Van- Dyke, of Vernonia. Coroner G. W. Richardson, of Delena. Surveyor T, J. Everman, Hndeon. The nominees for judge, clerk and sheriff pledged themselves, if elected, to perform tbe duties of their offices for tbe constitutional salary. The county central committee was authorized to fill any vacancies which might occur on the ticket. The con vention then adjourned. Cllv Treasurer's Neilee. Notice is hereby riven that all St VT.Un. City Warrants issued np to and including corns, snd all skin eruptions, and positively Bucklen'a Arwieat Salre. Tbe beet Salve in the world for cuts. bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped bands, chilblains, oepwuioer iv. iaso. win oe paid upon pre- cures piles, or no pay required. It is guar- be allowed after this date. Dated AprU 2, WO. . E. QUICK, City Treasurer. anteed to give perfect satisfaction or nioneT refunded. Price 29 cents per box. For sale by Dr. Edwin Ross. Easter Services. The Easter services in tbis city last Sunday eve ning were very much enjoyed by a large congregation. Tbe regular meet ing of the Endeavor Society was held preceding church hour and was very entertaining wbich was followed by a splendid sermon by Rev. Fhilbrook. The hall in wbich the services were held was decorated with beautiful Bowers artistically arranged for the occasion. PROFESSIONAL. TAB. SDW1N ROSa, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. St. Ilelons, Oregon D T. J. Cliiton. II. A.U.SM. ALLEN A CLE ETON, Attorneys and Counselors at Law ST. nEI.KNS, ORKOON. QR. U. R. CUKE, FHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. St Helens, Oregon. O YOU NEED GROCERIES? If vou do snd d""! uo"1 1',l,Jr t'' money . jourwuiits can always be supplied by DART & MDCKLE, Who have a complete line. JR. J. K. II ALU PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Clatakauie, Columbia county. Or. vyr . MKSKKVE, Surveyor and Civil Engineer DEIJCNA, OUEOON. County Surveyor. Land Surveying, Town Platting and Engineering work promptly executeu. X. QUICIC, i Commissioner of Petds for Washington 0. W. COLK, NoTAar-fvsuo Cole & Quick, ST. HELENS, - OREGON Preprlelara "Thorn's Numerical System Dress Goods, Clothing, Fancy Goods, Hats, Boots and Shoes. FURNISHING GOODS St. Helens, Oregon. ST. HELENS MEAT MARKET All Kinds of Fresh Meats, Hams, Bacon and Lard . Meats by Wholesale At special Kates. MAIN BTRFKT. James H. Sheldon, ST. ITRI.KNpt. OliKOON. Clatskanie Drugstore " the Place te aura Your Srs.h Mlleln. or PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED AT ALL HOURS Title Abstracts" I Patent Medicines, Prescription Drugs, Tollot Articles, Fancy Notions, etc OR. J. B. HALL, Preerletor . Chrtakaate, Or Fob Columbia - County, - Oregon TITLES Examined and abstracts furnished. Will attend to matters befors tbe Hoard of Equalisation; payment n( una, eto. Koal Kutate, Convf yanclug, and lusurauce, and lAwns neifouaieu. r Ellis Renominated. The con gtessional convention held in Portland Wednesday renominated W. R. Ellis on tbe third ballet. Tbe first ballot stood Ellis, 61 ; Moody, 49; Rands, 14 : Caples, 1. Second ballot Ellis, 57: Moody, 51: Rands, 6. Third bal lot Ellis 62 ; Moody, 53. Necessary to a choice, 58. Mr. Ellis' renomioa- tion gives general satisfaction in Co lumbia county. afavjaa sfls sfti sfti sfti s ai aflS sflb tk aflame. S)saj ....ST. HELENS HOTEL.... Our tables will at all times be found supplied with the best edibles and delicacies ths market affords. TERMS REASONABLE FOR REGULAR BOARDERS The hotel having been newly refurnished wo are prepared to give satis faction ta all our patrons, aud solicit your patronage. - NEWELL A WATK1NS j , .tf!lT:!?';tt:"e! ens, Or. -DEALERS IS- Groceries, Hay, Flow and Feed va WOOD AND ItlllJULK'. 4 When Baby was sick, we gam bar Caatorla. When she was a Chill, an. cried for Castsrla. wlisn she became Kiss, she dung to Caatorla. Waco she bad Children, the gars tbem Caatsrla, In Advance THE- Hist and Oregon ian ONE YEAR $2.00' This offer holds good only for new yearly subscribers who pay in advance and old ones who pay np to date and one year in advance. One year will extend the time over tbe state cam paign io tbe spring and tbe presiden tial election in November. " One Dollar Saved by taking the two paper together, the price of each, separ ately, being $1.60. The Mist Has been designated the official paper of Columbia county by the County Court, and consequtntly will furnish all the news pertain to public matters in which the people are interested. Country Produce Bought and Sold, and T. x- cnangra lor uoods. I nuvrtnking tioods lurnisoeo on enort notice. 8toreon Strand Street, T. HELENS, OR. CTLJSTOXjrTP. Hill's New American Polygraph! Ao lndiepensible companion to 1 every merchant, clergyman and lawyer in the land. If you have copying to do, write at once inclosing 4 cents in sumps for particulars. Agents wanted.) Liberal discount. Address, W. n. BAUMANN, Oenl. Agi. U. S. A. P. 0. Bos 67, Marias, III. FOR PORTLAND, DAILY. STEAMER- Young America WILLAMETTE SLOUGH Leave St. Helens........... 8:30 A M Arrive at Portland... 10:00 A M Leave Portland 8:O0 P M Arrive at Ht. Helens 6:00 P M FARE t5. CENTS. Will Carry Nothing bnt Passengers and i ast Freight. . Durlnr the summer season, or as lone aa the water remains bitrb enotieh. this boat will wake two trips each week up Scappoose oaj- un jucauaya ana r riuars. JAMES GOOD, MASTER. -.AT THC New Drug Store There Is a Complete Stock :Of! 1 Patent Medicines DRUGS ? CHEMICALS 1 I BEST BRANDS OF CIGARS Perfumery, Stationery and' School Books DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES Dr. Edwin Ross, Prop, ST. HELENS, OREGON PRF.StCBIPTroNS COUfOl'.NtiKD OAT OB NIGHT. .1 r lb r.JK aiW A A. A A aslWaalfc A 1 A A A T jg J A slflls. rfjpl 1f ST. TT-ETAIVa FTTlTtT A WnT! I 2 ' - A surt of the c ORIENTAL HOTEL A. H. BLAKE8LEV, Proprietor. Board by Day, Week or Month AT SEASONABLE BATES. The table Is sonnlled with tha bait tha nkt anoras. fcreryimng clean. A nr ol your pat-' us. i i i sV W V Mr. Cooper's new and elegant bar room Is tbe favorite re- i city, where at all limes can be found tb. famous PRIDE OF KENTUCKY WHISKY BEST BRANDS DOHEST1C ANB I IB PORTED ClttAHS Mr Cooper Is always glad to welcome his old friends to his popular place of business ST. HELENS EXCHANGE tvuara ia aollclMd. ST. UKLKNB. OKK'it ST. HELENS LIYERY STABLES THOS, COOPEE, Proprietor. Horses Boarded and Cared For, TURNOUTS ON SHORT NOTICE. 8T. HELENS, J ' OREGON PORTLAND AND CLATSKANIE Pi E. McNEILL, Receiver. TO THE 1 1 CO H STEAMER O. W. SHAVER, Dell Shaver, Master. W .AY a w- r. trl j TO. ' 11 1 Tburiuv . Washington street. TWay, M ?J -ZT-ltV. S- y 11 "! Hunday evenings at 5 o'clock. KetornlnitI.aYl.tl..,.L. ziirf. r..r- WW t-ea-hakPSint m Pnrtlunrf I "in a ii 'Fill - ' "-'""" "; 'ainaw:in et. Helens 10:SO. Arrive in l ortland 1 .30 A. M. Ibe company reserves th. right to change t.m. without nolle OITE8 THg CHOICE 0 Two Transcontinental Routes GREAT NORTHERN BY WAY OF- Sookane, Minneapolis & St. Paul UNION PACIFIC RY BY WAY OF DEN7ER, OMAHA, & KANSAS CITT LOW BATES TO A IX EASTERN CITIES OCEAN 8TEAMER8 L.E.AYK l'OKTLAND EVERY S T1AVH For San Francisco. For Full Details Call on or Address W. H. HCRLBURT, General Freight and Pasa. Agt I'ortland. SHAVES changs TsaAaaFOHTATIOn oonrANi. railway THE MIST AND OREGON IAN TWO TOGETHER ONE YEAR, ONLY TWO DOLLARS THE JOSEPH KELLOGG & COMPANY'8 RIVER STEAMER STR JOSEPH KLjIIjOGG -FOR PORTLAND- Leavea Kelso Mondays. Wwlns.,1 tlVm mnA VmlA r mt K '1rVr V St tit T awOT'ss 1 ortland Tuesday. Thursdav and Hi,ir,U at A n'Mk .