The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913, July 09, 1897, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextOREGON MIST. inrns etest teioat ssossina . -at-BEEGLE A DAVIS. Bakacrl (! Uatee. One enpy one year In advance., una opy BMJUUia. ainti. oepy. AdverUans rate mad kaowa upon spplkllo COLOMBIA COUNTY DIRECTORY. ()mmtr Ulcer. Iildff... ............... Jovph B. Doaa, Ralntar yiera.. eutisoo weed, vernonia Sheriff, . Treasurer Bupt. o( Softools , Surveyor,, ..J. N. Rica. Cletskanie . at, Wburtoa. m. Helen G. watt. Boappoose ...Martin White. Uulrmv . ir.B. aieeerve, ieiene Corosw..............Dr. A. P. McLaren. Bainier n . i f ...P. A. Frakea. SeaDOoae """ I N. D. Peterson, Mist ST. HELENI, OBE609I, JI'liY S. Jbbby Sixmo warns the Ohio democrats against having anything to do with plutocrats. By (lancing ott tha liat ( candidates Jerry will tea thai bia adrioe would mult in a blank ticket THB fatnra ruler of Great Britian, Germany, Russia, Greece and Romania will be descendant of Qneen Victoria' and Ibere ia a large reserre for contin- ganciee In her seventy grandchildren and greatgrandchildren. Thb Oregon atatnte on malfeasance in office ia lame in both feet and blind ia each eye. The only time it ever came before the supreme court, in a couple of ease from Waaco county, in the eeTeuties, it bad both of its optic knocked out. It need amending, so aa to include and mean something. Eta teaman. under her flag than Borne had in the days of Trajan, but like Borne, she hat treated many of her subject peoples harshly. To some extent, of course, this has been unavoidable. She has given mott of them better govern' ment than that which they had estab lished themselves, but in making the change the feelings of the people most intimately concerned have seldom been consulted. England has dene more than any other two nations in the world to spread the blessings of civilisation among barbarians, but in many instances she ha found it neo essary to kill them in order to oivilise them. In the long run she has bene BUed the world, but the people who have been despoiled and saoriBced in the readjustment and regeneration of things oan not always be depended upon to be joyful over the process. JAPAJfSSM, OS AMtRlCAW, WBKEt It is said that to turn a lot of bens with young chickens loose together, the ben that does the moat clockiog win get away with a large share of chickens. If this proposition holds good through life, what a cinch our populist friends would have on the good things of this world. Sidney In- : dependent ' Til tariff biU was passed by the senate last Wednesday by majority of 10. One democrat and two silver republicans voted for the bill, while there were five popnlists and two ail vet republicans present who refused to vote. The bill will now go to the boose for its concurrence and from there to the president for his signa ture. Tarn internal warfare now on in the populist party of Washington is fast dividing on lines of the "oats" against the "ins." The oats are against fulher fusion, for the most part, bn t they rally nnderthe leadership of Cline,Bader, Baker, Tngwell, et al, while the ins valiy around their salaries and treat to lack for the whipping into line of the recalcitrant objectors, as was done last year. Olympian. JfJST one-twelfth of the IfcEinley administration bas passed and in that time republicans have done more in the way of carrying out the pledges of the platform than wassver accomplish' ea in aoaoie mat time by any previous administration. When yon consider that this has been done with a senate in which the republicans are in a minority yon should celebrate the elcee of the first foar months instead of grumbling because the fall four years' anaWtakiog ha not been com pleted. " ' - 1st the selection of Prof. Thomas M. Gatch as president of the Agricultural college at Corvallis, the board of re gents, we believe, acted wisely. It not sMily places the institution in the bands of a trained educator, bat none sne jess important, it removes the management of the school from the chicanery of politicians and dam aging infloeace of politics. Everyone who has watched the manipulation of the affairs of the Oregon Agricultural eollege knows that the selection of H. B. Miller one year ago was a political bargain, and if reports are true poli ties bas predominated in the manage ment of the college ever since Let such jugglery with institutions of learning come to an and in this state for all time to eome. ' Is a speech before the literary socie ties of the University of Virgioia3ryan said "the one need of the people is a - currency good everywhere, which will sot fluctuate in valoe, and which ia u erraul aa nv AtliAr In 4 V a Mrlil r If Bryan means whst be says this puts bim in the rank of tbo gold standard men. Gold, and money convertible directly into gold, is the only currency which meets these tests. The money which meets none of these require ments, and which never can be made to meet any of them, is 'silver money at the 16 to 1 ratio. There is an irrepreesible conflict between this posi tion sod ths position he took last year. Assuming that he, knows whst be is talking about now, Bryan himself virtually ssys, what every other sensi ble person bss been saying all along, that Bryan's talk in 1896 was the wild est sort of nonsense. The anti-annexation papers, in tell ing bow much the Japanese will suf fer if the Duited States annexes Ha wait, are giving tneir client's case away, Japan, they say in substance. has been rushing immigrants into Ha waii in great numbers ia recent years under the understanding, as declared by the treaty between Japan and Ha waii in 1871, tbat these people shall be guaranteed all the rights and privi leges allowed to other foreigners that is, allowed the sams rights and privi leges as Americans, Englishmen, Ger mans and others of ths whits race. But as annexation will wipe out all of Hawaii's treaties with other nations, these papers say that the Japanese will lose all of these privileges. Well, perhaps ths Japansee in Ha waii will suffer to some extent But what would happen to .American in terests in the islands, which are greater than Japan's interests, if this wave of Japanese immigration should be kept fcpt And whst does this wave of im migration mean? It means that Japan has a set purpose to overrun the is lands with men of her race, and then seise them. There are now, it is esti mated, 25,000 Japanese in Hawaii, or not far from a third of the population of the (elands. Tbsy form the largest single element of the population ex cept the natives, and as the natives are rapidly dying out and ths Japan- still more rapidly increasing the Jspanese would soon be in the pre dominence. It would be verv easy for Japan under these conditions to let op a claim or devise soms sort of a pretext which would enable her to establish some sort of a "protectorate" over the islands, to "mediate' between bersons and the white race, or ia some other way get the coveted coun try into her possession. Japan's course in respect to Hswsii in the fsw months immediately pre ceding the negotiations of the annexa tion treaty can be explained only on the theory that she bad sinister de signs on the independence of the little republic. Her conduct since the treaty was framed strengthens that prssomp tion. In foiling Japan's game the ad ministration acted not a day too soon. The rushing of Japanese immigration into the islands, the recent quarrel be tween Japan and the authorities of the republic over the right, or pretended rights, of the Japanese, and Japan's protest to the United Slates sgsiust snnsiation, are all parts of a single eaiefully devised scheme to get pes sestion of the islands. It is not the form or time el annexation that an gers Japan it is the fact of annexa tion. The events of the past few months have brought this Hawaiian question down to it simplest elements. Hawaii must be either American or Japanese. To this complexion the is sue has come st last Crop and Weather Deport. Postusb. Oreseo, July 8, Ths showers have delayed bavins, bat otherwise tbsy have been of gnat benefit. Tbs dry period of April sad Mar was la 'arioa to the hay and spring train crop, oat ine unnsnu showers which bsv oo- enrred since Jane 10th have nearly, or quite, overoom ths former injur;. Clover is over ripe. Sod haying bas been delayed owing to the sbowsrs. Borne clover tbat eat early ia Jons has a good second growth, sad ths second crop will be better t&an tb first. Timothy bay promises to be good. Wheat bay will be better tbao was expected. Shjold the weatber settle baying will be quickly nnder wsy. In parts of Doagla, Josephine and Jackson coun ties, baying bas been active. Tbe total bay crop does not now promiss to be sa average one. Cora Is making rapid growth in tbe soothers esentie, where it 1 now in silk and will b flt for table ase within ten days. Corn la the Willamette valley re quires more warmth. Hops srs siskins Ths threatened revolt in India sad the evidences of discontent in Ireland come as Banqno ghosts at tbe jubilee tssst to remind Great Britain of some of her political sins. England is by far ths greatest colonizer tbe world has ever seen. She haa more races phanoroenal srowth t the w rather Is favora ble Is the development of ths hop louse, snd many yards will require energetic spraying to prevent the lie from raining ths crop. Hai tor fibre Is from 90 to 86 Inches high, and In places Is coming Into bloom; it promises to be a most snecesaful crop. Bngar beets are making a fin growth. All garden produce is growing rapidly. The weather has bees ideal for growth, rota te now promise aa anuaaal yield; In some seetioas there ts a complaint of too luuota top to the potatoes, some being three feet high. Blackberries snd dewberries are large snd very plentiful. Cherries oooUnoe to be plentiful, though the Royal Ann are about over. Early peaches are ripening, and soms are sow In the markets. The fruil prospect ere tnuoh better than wa re ported In May. Hand pruning 1 neoewary In most orchards, though in section eome varieties of spples and prune an not a full erop; these Motion are small snd will make but a small figure In the general crop. The wheat, oats, and barley crop art saott promising. On lowland some little rust b reported, but, sa a rule, the meat encouraging grain reports are received. Fall and winter soars wheat end oats will make full average crop, and the spring sown will be an average. While the weather has been anfavorable to haying, it bas been of the greatest possi ble benefit to all vegetation. ateaaana Way Ctssunswrlala'. rente, Cholera at Diarrhoea H.aa edr la (he Beat. 1. Because it affords almost instant re lief ia ease of pain in tbe stomach, colic end cholera morons. 3. Because it is the only remedy that nerer fails in the most sever oases of dys entery and diarrhoea. 8. Because It I the only remedy tbat will cure a chronic diarrhoea. 4. Beeant it ia the only remedy that wltt prevent bullous colic, I 5, Because it is ths only remedy thst will cure epidemical dysentery. 6. Becsase it Is the only remedy tbat can always be depended upon la cases cholera Infantum. T. Becanae it ia the most prompt snd most reliable medicine ia use for bowel complaints. 8. Because it produces no bad results. 8. Because it is pleasant and safs to take. 10. Because It baa saved the lives of more people than any other medicine In the world. The 26 sad 50 cent slses for sale by Dr. Edwin Boas. Al.pi Ag Omoub Visit. On Thursday evening of last week Turner Oliver, grand chancellor of the order Knight of Pythias, for the grand do main of Oregon, paid an officii! visit to the lodge in this city. A special meeting had been called for the oc casion and a goodly number of Kuiglits were present After a session of nearly three hours in ths lodge room the business of the evening wss brought to a close and tue wives of the members were invited in to par take of ice cream and cake which the Knights had provided in abuDilanoe alter which the grand chancellor sponded to a call with a few much ap predated remarks. Toe evening was a pleasant a will as profitable one. CASTORIA Tor Infanta and. Children. Ikes Halle Evangelical Appointments. Following are the appointments for tbe Kraarelicai Association: 1st Bandar Hoaltoo, la. St.; Geble,. r. a.; Houlton, 7:30 r. a. Snd Sunday-Bay View, 11 a. a.; Houl- ton, 7:30r. a. Sd Sunday Houlton, 11 A. a. ; Houlton, 7d0r.it. 1th Sunday Bt Helens. It a. a.: Houl tos,T:30 r. n. Catechetical class,Tuesdsy, z . a. ; prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7:30 r. M.; teachers' acting, rrlday, 7:30 r. n. Maaris rloauaaaaa. Faster. About 400 people spent last Monday at the oak grove on the Hayburn place on tbe bank of the sluugh. The peo ple came from Portland on an excur sion given under the auspices of ths Young Mens' Institute, of tbst city, and were brought down by a steamer and tbe barge Atlas. This resort which is known as Grovs El Marono, affords all the heart coo Id desire for a picnio ground, and it is ssfs to con clude tbst the sxcurionists had a good time. lekeel Wsrraau Parakl. Bt. Hblbvs, Or.. July 0, '897. Ths school clerk of school district Mo. 2, Columbia county, Oregon, baa saoaey on hand to pay tbe following numbered war. rants of said district: No. 121, 122, 125. 128, 127 snd 128. Interest will cease after this date. B. K. QUICK, Distnck Clerk. Wheels, toirrssr1 Tool Ue, Catteffiofr ft XtaSza. Tbstlgliteet THE ELOREDGE Alttknt TIIE OELVIDERE. Vat aalsjmmejm BBtakahei1 tlewiewal sttatVast wsw jWwiwTrsj ansssvavsy wsmmyssj snaswiisrsj smVeaWMIkVaVsy s WTyttsaliBssedWaeeisl I Nat NaHonal SewfnT Machine Co.. M MS Breeds Q Hew Yet. fietvtSer, m.. tfSS wiaijea TKSMIUMEB'S NOTlCat. Cotntrr Trbasobsb's Ornoi, St. Haxatrg, Or., July 9, 1897. Notice Is hemby given that all unpaid County Warrant of said county, which have been presented and endorsed "Not Paid for Want of Fnuda," prior to Novem- ia. im,,, ana ine ioihiwioi on novemoer 19. ItftH, No. 728, IWO. 816, 734, 730. and MO, will be paid unoa presentation at this office. In terest wiu aol be aiiwa arter this date. K. M. WHARTON. 9a6 Treasurer of Columbia Uoanty, Or. DISSOtUTION NOTICE. Pelena, Oregon, Way 11. M9T. THK COrARTNJtKsHIP HKKKTOFOKB KX irtlne between L. J. Keam. We. N. Me erre, Harry E. Meaene anS Thomas Meeerre, aimer we arm nam oi "jseeerre nroa., en saaed la the sawmill and lumber buaiaeee. al beiena, Oregon, ts tots da? dissolved by mutual content, sseeerre, miring, in Bueiaesa will be conducted in future by Wra. N. Meeerre, Bam B. Meeerre and Thotnaa Meeerva. under the firm name of Meeerre Brae., and all arenunte due the said old art of Meearr Blue, will be paid to, aua all seoia owing oy said old Srm of sseeerre uros. win na nam ov ui earn naw an of Meeerre Bras. U J. Msaeava, WH. H. Msssavs, Basav B. Maaaava. JulySJSt Taeaas Maaaava. TBBilCBEB'l NOTICB. CotHTTT TagAStTKBR'l OrFICB, St. Hblkhs. Or.. Jnne 18. 1897 "T0T1CB Is hereby given that all unpaid XV County Warrants of said county, which have been presented and endorsed "Mot Psid for Want of Funds." trior to September It, ItSX. will be paid opon pre aentatioa st this office. Interest will not be allowed alter tots data. K. M. WHARTON. JlSjia Treasurer of Columbia County, Or, Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. wsia.swaW'.a-sswW jAf mtw ssj -ffln Get Value Received EVERY TIME AT 1 N, A. Perry's, f HOUtTON, OREGON. gy i0i ay ay sy sgrsgrvsyrmsi ay ssansm-i FOR PORTLAND, DAILY. -TgAMBK Young America vu WILLAMETTE SLOUGH Leave 8t Helens...... 6:80 a If Arrive at Portland 10:00 A M Leave Portland 2:30 P M Arrive st 8t Helens 8:00 P II - aTAKB BS CENTS Will Carry Nothing bat Passengers and Fast Freight JAMES GOOD, MASTER. t A A A A.awViris'-' j Your Honey's Worm Every Time i i 4 i i Dolman's Store. a - e e All kinds of rouh snd dressed Lumber ou short notice. Builders' Material Ot the best quality delivered to any point on the river at the Lowest Possible Price One-half Cash and One-half ta FARM PRODUCE. Address all orders to H. B. BORTHWICK, OOBLE, OREGON. O.E.&N. TO THB .... , orvgaTHi ohoios os TWO TRANSCONTINENTAL ROUTES GREAT NORTHERN RY. via SPOKANE MINNEAPOLIS ST. PAUL B CHICAGO OtlKOON SHORT LINE. VI . DENVER SALT LAKE OMAHA ASS KANSAS CITY LOW RATES TO ALL EASTERN CITIES OCEAN STEAMERS LEAVE PORTLAND EVERY 5 DAYS FOR San Francisco For rail Information call on or address W, H.UUKLBORT, K. II cN BILL, Osa. Fas. Agent, President and Manager. : , Pobvlsib, Ob. PROFESSIONAL. ORIENTAL HOTEL A. H. BLAKX8LKT, Proprietor. Board by Day, Week or Month AT KBASONABLB BATES. Ths table la annoHM with the beet tbe aiarkes affords. Everything ciesn. A ebare of vr-ir pat rooaxe Is solicited. ST. HKUtNS. Of SdOH TTLTAKTKD rirnHFTJL VI OB Wnvia .''to travel lor responsible established house wwn. aeiary ;r ana aapsnsee. Foeltiea perasaneat. Beferaoee. Bnaloea salfitdnui stamped envelope. The national, Stat losuc Money Talks When You Want Groceries. I have my new and complete stock of groceries now on sale at my new store at Houlton, which are offered to the public at Bed-Rock Prices. Everything new and fresh from the market and guaranteed first-class, and offered to patrons at the low est possible margin. Consult my prices before buying elsewhere. I will have some special attractions in the line of groceries in a few days. A portion of the public patronage is solicited. G. W. PERRY, Houlton, Or. HTJCK1E BROS. MAsTtTf AOTUBBSS Of Dimension Lumber, Flooring, Rustic. Sheathing. Casings, and a complete stock of eveijr variety of Hough and Dressed Lumber ALWAYS OH RABD. AT THB OLD STAHD, ST. HELENS OBBOOV WABTBD TAITHrOiV MBB OB WOMB ts travel lor responsible established Souse la Oregon. Salary fro and es peases. Position permanent. Reference. Bnelase self-addressed stamped envelope. The Kelltinsl, Star laeo aaoealdg., Chicago. WHITE COLLAR LINE FAST TIME. Str. Telephone Leaves Portland dally (except Sunday) 7 A. H. Leaves Astoria dally (except Sunday) 7 P. M. Str. Bailey Gatzert Leave Portland dally (except Sunday) I P. At. Saturday nlibta at 10 o'clock. Leaves Astoria dally (except Hnnday and Mon day) at 7 A. At. Sunday night at 7 o'cloook. Leadings: Poet of Alder street, Portland, Or. Plaval dock, Astoria, Oregon. WAltTBO PAlTHPtTL KIN OS WOMllf to travel for responsible established house ia oretrou. eatary fim ana expenees. posluua aennaDent. Beference. KneliMte aelfddrMsed etewpad envelope, lbs Natloosi, Star luuv ause Bldf., Chleago, BAT . W. B. DILLABD ATTORNEYS -AT-LAW OtJce next door to Coorthonss, ST. HKLJtNS. OBKOOM. General praetiee la eoart of Oregon or Wash. AlMtraets made directly irou oouuty Instou. records. Money to loan. GEORGE A. HALL, ATTORNEY - AT- LAW. CollecUoa, fofseloanres, mechanics' lelns, st. Deputy proeeeuttns sltorrtey. Ufoos ' with T. i. Cleetoa. St. Hbuws, Obioox. G. W. COLE, ATTOBXBT and cocmsblob-at-law, ST. HELENS, OREGON. Title Abstract Hooka. Nntarv PnMta. fjammls. sinner of Deeds lor W aahlnifton, aaaxpr teiwea eoiiemor in eonoeoiivn witn oraec. DENNIS &TIMMON3,v AUsrneyx anl Ccrclcr. at Lav, Gbbebal Law Pbacthob. Collections, Poreolosares, Mechsnlos' llsns, etc. WIU practice In all the eonrts of Oregon and Waahlnfien. Tavlob Bcilbiso, - , - St. Hslbks, Ob. u.v , ; : , ::, 4 JJB. XOWIM KOiW, ( PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, ' St, Helens, Oregon JJR. H. B. GUPf, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. St. Helens, Oregon. J-)R, i. B. BALL, PnYSinUN AND SURGEON. Olatskanle, Oolumhla oonnty, Or. Vy K. MK8KBVK, Surveyor and Civil Engineer HELENA, OREGON. Connty Bnrveyor. Land Surveying, Town Platting and Engineering work promptly executed. . WAirrr.D-rArTirvTjL mbh ob wombb to travat. for reepenstblecstabltsbed hous laOragM. .SaUry KAand eipeuee. Poslrioa Enaaneai. stele reoee. Enclose eelf-addreessd 'Pd eovelopa. Ice MaUoaaL Stat laaut-atwlidsnChlcaseb Dart-"& rZucMeJ -IS TIIE ri-ACE TO GET- Choice Groceries 8T, HELENS, OREGON, Complete Line of Clothing SHELF HARDWARE AND NOTIONS. Flour, Feed, Hay and Grain. ST HELENM EAT MARKET All Kinds of Fresh Meats, Hams, Bacon and lard MeaU by Wholesals ai spsctai Kates. James H. Sheldon, MAIN BTIUPMX. I I BT. IIRLKNb, OltKOON. Clatskanie riflio DR. J. E. HALL, t3 ' .i,,,,,,! Proprietor. Store t New and. Select Stock. Patent Kedlciocs and Druggist's Notions, Stationery, Sctool Books. Prescriptions Carefollj Compcnnid ....ST. imLENsTlOTEL.?.? 1 Our Uble will al all times bs foond supplied with the best edibles and delicacies tha market affords. , TERMS REASONABLE FOR REGULAR BOARDERS Tha hotel having been newly refurnished we are prepared to gin satis- lactioo ts an our patrons, and solicit yoor pstroosge. J. Ceorire. Proorletor. Ct. Helens. Or. VorM loves l Our raity5WM ? Completa LbM el - I tha T " Supreme T I Years of . , PiLP M Excerleccfi " J H m . Lf'iM 'ts1;; tn a . . HA 1 V MONARCH CYCLE MFG. CO.. . . . a l' KtaMSsl.sreisa 4T. ,.. ., J . isa Deutsrs ,?- , V V PORTLAND AND OLATSKANIE nv f a rv-v - ssiT STEAMER H, W. SHAVER, iDell Shaver, Xtttst,' Comroenolns; April 15, lW, will leers Portland, loot at Washlnfftnn street, Ttt'' ' hiiraday and Bunlny evenings at 8 o'clock. Keturnlne-leaves (Hateksnle. (ll(''7l. niitllng), Monday, Wednesday and Friday ereninos st 6 o'clock. Will psss us about 7; Stella 7 :1ft; Msygar7:26i Rslnlor 8:l!0i Kalama rW; St. Helens 10:30. in Fortlaud 1 :30 A. M. Tbe eoiupnny reserre the right Ut change time without nojice. . ailATKM TaAPtSPOHTSTION COMWS" THE JOSEPH KELLOGG A COMPANY'S RIVER SfPAWfR a? air'-" ' STR OSBPH KZElLiI-iOOC3" FOR PORTLANE t Leaves Kelsrt Mondavs.'W,r(ne.It... mA FrMava at S o'clock a. f Portland Tuesday, Thursdsy and Baturdsy at 0 o'clock a. m.