The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913, September 10, 1897, Image 2

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    OREGON MIST.
ISSVE0 RTEHT FRIDAY MHlHNa
-ST- .
BF.EGLR k DAVIS.
MilMtrlrllta UMti.
On eoy rf la advance. 11 m
On ooi tlx i. i. ........ i. r CO
Advertising rates mad known npoa application
IMt that exportation of wool from
Australia haa been greatly restricted
by the Dlngley bill, in which there
will probably be ao change mada for
the next eight years, la not likely to
be admitted by democrats or populist
free tradera aa having anything to do
with the improved condition. Pen
dleton Republican.
COLOMBIA COUNTY DIRECTORY.
Judge......
Ulerk
Sheriff
TtMwm..
CosiBilr Officers.
Joseph. B. TXwn, Rainier
.JtuiaoD Weed, Vernonia
J.
K.M.
N. Rio. Clatikante
Wharton W. Uelmi
But, of School ..J. O. Watts, SoappooM
Martin k lute, tjmncy
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Surveyor.,
coroner
..W. N. Nmtn. Helen
.Dr. A. P. McLaren. Rainier
o-1-..r J:::;;;DM
T. HELEN, BBK80II, RKf. lO.
Thi Salem Journal, in apeaking of
the aUte treasury, says : "They never
will know anything about how much
the treasury la inaolvent until a popo
list treasurer is elected." The Jonrnal
aeema to understand the weakness of
populist official
Thi populists are lor once energetic
in an attempt to convince their de
luded followers that times are not 1m
proving, realising that they must be
kept in the dark on that point if they
hop to succeed in politics. A great
party, this, that cannot thrive only on
the poverty of the people.
"Pricks cannot advance under the
gold standard," aaid oar populist
prophets one year ago. Bat prices
have advanced under the gold stand
ard jast the same. Now our populist
friends say prosperity is only tempor
ary. Well, sinoe they were false in
the first instance why should they be
believed now? There is a common
practice in this country that "a wit
ness false in one particular is pre
anmed to be false in aU."
Thi report from Klondike have not
been ao flattering of late. In almost
every instance persons writing home
while en their journey to the gold
regions tell of the great hardships en
dured, and offer no encouragement to
others to come. Each steamer re
turning from the north brings back a
few disguated Klondikers, and aa the
months roll by the number of those
returning will increase. In aU di
rections the fever seema to be abating.
It is very noticeable, and very de
plorable fact, that populist newspapers
rejoice greatly when Ibey hear of a
business man failing or the price of
toy of the products fall a notch or
two. The depraved apint of rule or
rain that domineers these papers is
certainly deplorable. The populist
would rather see the business man
without business, and the farmer with
out a market, than to admit, in toe
least, that prosperity is here without
ny hope of free silver.
1 auras nave changed now. It is
the poor, downtrodden, common mill
ionaire silver mine owner in whom the
populists are interested in seeing be
come rich, instead of the horny banded
tiller of the aoil. There is now wailing
and gnashing of teeth because the
poor farmer haa become, in some de
gree, a plutocrat on 80-cent wheat, 12
cent hops, 11-oent wool, $1.35 shin
gles, 12-dollar hay, etc It is reslly
aad that populism should receive such
a blow at a time when it was in snch
great need of nourishment to keep it
alive.
"Pbospbritt is not here for the com
mon people," says a populist paper.
Who are the "common people V Are
not the wheat raisers, the wool grow
ere, the hop raisers, the shingle mak
ers, the cattle raisers snd the agricul
tural people in general known as the
"common people," and are they not
all receiving better prices for all com
moditiea than formerly, and isn't bet
ter prices conducive to prosperity?
Perhaps the "common people" referred
to by our fnend are the millionaire
silver mine owners. They are about
tbe only ones wboee product haa not
advanced in price under the present
administration.
Thi congressional delegation, so far
as known, has made no recommends.
tion for collector of customs at Port
land. This is the place Hon. T.T.
Goer haa been making an effort to se
cure, and which bia friends would like
to see him have. Tbe delegation, how
ever, recognising Mr. Geer'i services
to the party and his integrity aa a
man, and inasmuch as the collector
. will probably not be appointed for
some time to come, has given bim a
unanimous indorsement for register of
tbe bind office at Oregon City, which
is aaid to be one of the best positions,
all things considered, in the state. No
better man could have been selected
for the place.
Off! year ago lambs were a drug in
tbe market at 80 cent per head, and
now buyers from the east are "running
after" tbe sheepmen of Pendleton of
fering them 1.50 a head for limbs.
The populists say this revival in tbe
lamb market is due to a shortage of
lambs in Australia. How quickly our
populist friends bave caugbt tbe idea
of the law of supply and demand hav
ing something to do with regulating
the price of wheat, cattle, sheep and
iu fact everything except silver. Tbe ,
Civil service may be all well enough
confined to pertain limits, but when
it is carried to such lengtha as to pro
duce a resnlt like that which occurred
in San Francisco the other day it is
carried too far. When a man is eleo
ted or appointed to an office he should
have the right to name his subordi
nates, especially those whoin he most
trust. In the case in question, one of
the subordinates in the Baa Francisco
postoffice became a defaulter to the
amount oi nearly 110,000. The post
master wee sued ou bis official bond
for tbe amount of the defalcation and
Judge Morrow af the federal court has
decided that he was liable. The faots
are that the defaulter was placed in
his position by the department under
tbe civil service regulations. Tbe
poetmsster did not appoint him and
could net remove him, but still he
must be responsible for his peculations.
The ruling may be law, but if so it is
an unjust law, and civil attrvice car-
riej to such extremes will soon be
come a stench in the nostrils of ths
people. '
A BUSINESS ENTERPRISE.
Conducted o Baalneas Principle
by a Baslaese Mas.
Probably the largest plant ever operated
ia Columbia county to the lumber basis
now belag conducted by H. B. Bqrthwick
at Gobi. Wbn tb sawmill was built si
Hooremlle. about three miles inland from
Gobi, some seven or eight year ato. a
large amount of money was inverted and
ia a few Tsars th original promoter of the
enterprise were forced, through the depres
sion of 189, to clow down tbe plant, which
wa subsequently sold at sheriff's sal.
Tbe plant was tbn leased by Mr. Bortb
wick, who ass since conducted the boines
and, althougb the profits have been small,
tbe plant has been kept busy most of the
time. For tbe put six months, however,
prospects bsve been brighter until now
eonnacted with th mill there are abont 100
men kept constantly employed in th var
ious departments, and in many Instances
an advanoe in wages haa been made. About
sixty-three men are employed in ' the mill
alone and the remainder of the on hun
dred are engaged in logging, operating the
two large scows anda (team tag belonging
to th establishment, whil others are en
gaged in operating the flames, etc Tbe
log is taken from th green tree on the
mountain side, passe through the mill,
coming oat lomber, and is floated Ihre
miles in a flora to th Columbia river
where it is losded on scows and towed to
the market up or down the river, and is at
no time out of the hands of men directly
connected with the establishment until it is
delivered to tbe purchaser.
This plant is capable of sawing from 40,
006 to 50,000 feet of lumber per day. Tbe
principal part of tbe logging is done with a
large donkey engine, which, on s test a few
day ago, moved thirteen log, averaging
1000 fet each, one-half mile in ten minutes.
Tt is is said to be the best logging engine
oa th river. In addition to this there are
about thirty-five horses used in putting In
logs. Tbe mill is now engaged in filling sn
order for one million feet of lomber for tbe
government work near the mouth of tbe
river, snd it bss also a contract to furnish
ties snd bridge timber for th Astoria rail
road, the ties being 7x8 inches, 8 feet long,
somewhat larger than ordinary tie.
Bach sn establishment as this csanot fail
to be of great benefit to tbe community,
disbarring, as it does, thousands of dollars
monthly for labor and supplies and at the
asms time putting to profitable use th
vast quantity of timber which mast be dis
posed of preparatory to tilling th soil,
Columbia county needs a few more just
such men as Mr. Borthwick to put on foot
snd operate just inch enterprises.
CX.AT8KANIE NOTES.
reputation of being a rood logger aa wall a
a good student. H expects to attend th
high school this winter.
Steve Tichenor, jr., has secured s posi
tion In Dan Diego. Cal., snd l(t for that
city last Friday, Th boys In th band re
gretted very much to see Btev go a h ia
great help to thsra her.
T. I.. Carter I putting Ih flushing
touches on the Mia Bryant residence, M
lowing th Blackford brothers, who have
been papering th wall snd ceilings. It 1'
now about ready for occupancy.
A. M . Tichenor spent Saturday and Sun
day In Portland, and looked after hi grand
son, Steve, who took an ocean steamer for
San Francisco on his way to Ban Piego,
Mr. Tichenor returned Monday morning.
Anson Orwlg, of Mist, expects to embark
In th hotel businM In our city, having
teased th Klverview hotel for that purpose,
He will bilng his family over shout the
middle of the month, If weather and roads
permit. The Bryant family will soon leav
th bote! and nior Into th Kdgerton
building over th store room.
Some persons were amused at a little epi
sode In front of Conveys' store last Satur
day. Our city marshal haa a peculiar no
tion that th city ordinances should b ob
served by all person, without eioeptien.
A tax of 11 per year on dogs is on of th
city's requirements and mot dog owuers
have promptly paid their tax. In ou lu
stanc. however, a dog has Neaped taxa
tion from year to year by mean of various
schemes on th part of it owner, but this
yar th said owner was notified that the
tax must be paid. Th marshal and owner
met at Conyers' (tore where, in answer to
demand for th tax th owner ordered the
marshal to attend to his own business, and
npoa the marshal threatening lo tak the
dog Into custody, he was dared to make the
attempt to do so. Th owner then hissed
th dog on the official and urged him to
bite bim while the marshal was shying
around to watch his chance. Tbe chance
soon came and he grabbed the animal in
sacb a way that h could not bit and
started oft at a lively gait with his prise.
The owner, seeing he was outgeneraled, at
tempted to follow him, but as luck would
hav It, slipped and fell off th porch in
front of th atore, bruising him so that he
could not run, and bad the mortification of
seeing bis favorite dog a prisoner. The dog
ha not appeared sine, and aa tbe ordin
ance requires dog to b killed whos own-
era will not pay tax on them, it I probabl
that the animal ia in the happy hunting
grounds wbll th majesty of tbe city or
dinance ia fully vindicated.
What Dr. A, K. Salter Say
Bcmu), N. Y. Gents: From my per
sonal knowledge, gained in observing the
effect of your Bhilob's Cur in cases of ad
vanced Consumption, I am prepared to say
it is th most remarkable Bemedy that has
ever been brought to my attention. It has
certainly saved many-Irom Consumption,
Sold by Dr. Edwin Ross.
Karl's Clover Boot Tea, for consumption
It's th best and if after uaing it you don't
say o, return tbe package and get your
money. Sold by Dr. Edwin Boss,
W. H. Conyers is in the metropolis.
O. E. Elliott is In Portland this weak.
Will Myers Is back from Nebalem bay.
Mrs. Huntley snd child, of Oregon Ci'y,
left for their home Mondsy evening.
Mrs. A. M. Wheeler, of Astoria, wa
visiting her father, C. W. J one, this week.
Mr. Frank Merrill left Mondsy evening,
it I thought to join the hop pickers from
this locsiity.
Ills rumored that Thomas Colvin, of
Marshland, is very seriously ill, snd not ex
pected to survive many days.
John Bryant took a day off from his rail
road work near Rainier to make his friends
visit and spent Mondsy in Clatekanie.
Mrs. E. H. Lane and child, from Neha-
lem, came in Monday morning to visit with
her parent, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Fsbrique.
Henry Krats ha been having bis coun
ters finished snd vary much improved, ad
ding to th attractiveness of his storeroom.
Miss Carrie Tichenor haa secured the
Dsvey school and commenced a three
month' term aa teacher on Monday of this
week.
William Buck, one of tbe proprietor of
tbe shingle mill of Buck 4 Orindell, is
railing over the arrival of a daughter at hla
home.
Z. Bryant left on the steamer Mondsy
evening for Portland and th Willamette
valley, where be will spend perhaps a
month.
Ed Page and family left for Portland last
Friday evening. Mrs. Psgs snd children
will visit her sister, Mrs. McClure, near
Forest Grove.
Circulars eslling attention to tbe Clatska-
nle bigb school bave been sent out numer
naly through the mails, Tbe fsll term be
ns September 27th.
Rev. Shannon left Monday evening with
hi family for Portland, where tbe family
will visit while the minister goes to Corvai-
lis to attend the M. E. conference to meet
this week. "
A hack load of our people, accompanied
by tw o or three on horseback, braved th
storm Saturday evening to attend a social
Marshland. They report having spent a
very pleasant craning.
John Myers is at borne after his summer
in th Elliott logging camp. John ha tb
It Saves the Creasy Callarwa.
Sbavisw, Va We hav a splendid sale
on Chamberlain's Cough Kemedy, and our
customer coming from far snd near, apeak
of it in the highest terms. Many bave said
that their children would bave died of
croop if Chamberlain's Cough Remedy had
not been given. Killam & OoasxH. The
2S and 50 cent sixes for sale by Dr. E. Rosa.
Stop that eougb t Take warning. It may
lead to consumption. "A 25c bottis of
Shiloh's cure msy save your llf. Bold by
Dr. Edwin Ross.
CASTORIA
For Infanta and Children.
stalls
BtSUMI!
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NOTICE OF FINAL SKTTLCMCNT
NOTICE 18 HKREBY GIVEN THAT
I, th undersign! administratrix of
Ih estate ol Frank M. Meeker, deceased
have tiled in the office of the ouunty dark
of th County of Columbia. But of Oregon
ray final account uf my administration
upon th said estate of the said deceased
and that Ih Hon. J. B. Doan. ludm of th
vouniy ioiri oi eeiu viounty anu eiate,
k. . . . ! -.1 1-.. 1 .. .. 1 ,1.1. iu,n
I. J a'.tiiwM iimu,, wtuuci iron,
I 1 o'clock F, M., and th courtroom of
aid county courthouse, in th Cily of Ht.
Helens, in laid county and state, as tb
time ana Diaoe lor in nearina and settle
ment of said final account, at which tim
and place any parson Interested In said es
tate may appear and til their objectten
inereto. Dmru ni bi. iieiens, ureron, Hep
tembrr 0th, 117. KMK1.INK MKbKKK,
Administratrix of the natal of Frank M
Meeker, decerned. llOott
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT
we, th undersigned admlnlntralura of
the stat ol vuthnert Btuoiu, sr., deceased,
hav filed in the t.lfloe of the county clerk
of Columbia county, Stat of Oregon, oar
oual account of our administration upon
said estate: together with our petiiion for
final dlstribuilon of th residua of aaid
tat amour th parsons entitled thereto
that th Hon. J. B. Doan. ludmotth
County Court of aaid County and State, haa
appoimea stonuay in nrai day of .Novem
ber, IMJ7, at one o'clock p. ru., and the
court-room of said Court at the County
loun-nouse, in in vity oi at, lieu ns, in
said County ud Stat, as the lime and
nlac for tli settlement of said final ac
count and th hearing of (aid petition for
aisiriouiion; at wnicn lime ana pier any
person Interested in sold tat mav aouear
and tile their objection thereto.
Dated at St. Helens. Ore oii. Bentember
uui, iou. n. eu ar ana
tUTJjalVKX oTUHr, Jr.
Administrators of the Estate of Cuthbert
Slump, Br., deceased. alOoH
.1
THBASVaVEat'S HOT1CB.
County Triasvbir Ornci.
St. Hklbns. Or.. Aug. 20. 1897.
"fOTICKI hereby given that all unpaid
Iv County Warrant of said county.
i men nav oeen presenteo ana endorsed
Not Paid for Want of Funds." crior to
December 10. 180. will be naid Unon Dre-
sentation at this office. Inkrcat will not b
allowed alter this date.
E. M. WHARTON.
3017 Treasurer of Columbia County, Or.
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castorla.
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castorla.
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castorla
te, A A A A .1 .a.
Get Value Received
EVERY TIME AT
N. A. Perry's,
OREGON.
HOULTON, OREC
yp
TirANTBD-rAITHFCL MRU On vnvis
V V to travel Inr pv.'wn.l hl
wvivnoa. oeiary s.tu ann espeiues. roeltloa
permanent. Relerenoe. Knelosa selt-addraeMd
"P" earviope. 1 as national, star inaus
Shiloh' Consumption Cur cures where
other fail. It is tb lesding cough cure,
and no home should be without it Pleas
ant to take and goes right to tbe spot. Bold
by Dr. Edwin Bos.
Get
Your
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ARD A IX KIHDI OF CIVITIIY WORK
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Lumber
AU kinds of rough and dressed
Lumber on short nolico.
Builders'
Material
Of tie beet quality delivered to
any point ou tba river at Ilia
Lowest Possible Price
One-half Cash and One-half
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Address all orders to
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GOBLE, OREGON.
Choice Groceries
6T. HELENS, OFUGQN,
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SHELF HARDWARE AND NOTIONS.
Flour, Feed, Hay and Grain.
ST. HELENS MEAT MARKET
All Kinds of Fresh Meats, Hams, Bacon and Lard
Meat by Wholesale
. At Special Rates. "
MAIN BTIIFKT. I I
? James H. Sheldon,
O.R.&N.
Clatskanie
Drug
Store
New tnd Select Stock.
DR. J. E. HALL,
Proprietor.
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Patent Medicines and Druggist's Notions.
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Oar table will at aU times be found supplied wlUi tbe best edibles toi
delicacies tha market allurd. .
TERMS REASONABLE FOR REGULAR BOARDERS
Tha hotel baring been newly refurnished wa are prepared to givt talis-
. taction 1 an our patrons, auu solicit your patronage.
J. George, Proprietor, St. Helens, Or.
LOW RATES TO
ALL EASTERN CITIES From Us !
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EVERY 5 DAY8 FOR
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President and Manager. Postlssd, Ob.
PROFESSIONAL.
FOR PORTLAND, DAILY.
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Will Carry Nothing bat Passengers
and Fast Jfreigut. .
JAMES GOOD, MASTER.
Wanted VAinwrrji, HIW OB WOMCW
to trar.l for ra.Donslbl. wiabllahd bnaaa
In Oregon. Salary 70 and ezpansas. Position
psrmaoant. Halerene. oslos sM-addrad
stampad mTslop. Th national, Star Inaur
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Str. Telephone
Leave Portland dallr (except Sunday) 7 A. M.
leaves Aswria turny (exeepi suuaay; 7 r. M.
Str. Bailey Gatzert
Leave Portland dally (eieept ftanday) 8 P. af.
Saturday nignis at iu o cioca.
'.eaves Astoria dally (exrept Sunday and Mon
day; at i a. js. eunoay mgnt at 7 o cioccs. .
Landlnri: Foot of Alder straet. Portland. Or..
Flarel dock, Astoria, Oregon.
WAWTED PAITHFUL HIM OR WOMEN
to travel for ra.DonslblaaatAhll.hMl Kahm
in Oregon. Salary 1780 and expenses, Positio
permanent. Reference. Bnolos self addressed
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reoorda.
GEORGE A. HALL,
ATTORNEY - AT - LAW.
Collections, foreclosures, mechanics' lelns, etc.
deputy prosecuting attorney, unioe
Itb V. i. tleelon.
Ladies' Shoes
Ladies' Tan $1.75, Oxford, Square or Round Toe, $1.25
Ladies' Tan ia.50, Oxford, Square or Round Toe, $..85
Ladies' Tan $x.oo, Oxford, Square or Round Toe, 85c
Misses Shoes
Misses Tan la.oo Shoes, sizes 11 to 2, 50
Misses Tan I1.50 Shoes, sizes 11 to 2, $1.2$
Men's Shoes
Gents i.s.oo Tan Shoes. Souare or Onera Toe. size
and 6 for $2.50
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m PORTLAND, OREGON.
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complete slock of eveiy variety ut
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AT TRR OLD STAND, ST. HELENS OREOOH
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Board by Day, Week, or Month
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affiinls, Kvvrrtiiliig clean, A dlmre ol y r pal'
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PORTLAND AND CLATSKANIE
DENNIS A TIMMONS,
Attorney, anil Counselor, at Lai.
Genbral Law Practicb.
Colleetlon, Forecloaures, Mechanlos' Hens, te.
Will practice In all the eonrta ot Oregon
and Washington.
Tatlos Bdildiho, - - 8t. II11.IKS, Or.
J-jB. EDWIN ROBS,
PHYSICIAN AND BDEOEON.
St. Helens, Oregon
j-jr. h. k. oun,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Bt Hslens, Oregon.
STEAMER O. W, SHAVER, Dell Shaver, Master.
J-JB. . B. HALL,
PHYSICIAN AND SUEGEON.
ClaUkanle, Columbia oountr, Or.
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about ?; rJtella 7:16; Mayger 1:26; Rainier 8:20; Kalama 9:1ft; Ht. Helens 10:80. Arrlr
in l ortland 1 JO A. 11. Tb company rcnerve th right to change time without notw.
SIIAVER TBAMBPOHTATIOM COfllPArlV"
THE JOSEPH KELLOGG & COMPANY'8 RIVER STEAMER
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Surreyorand Civil Engineer
DELKNA, OREGON.
Conntv Barvevor. Land Hurvln Town
Platting and Engineering work promptly
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to travel for menon.1 hla Mtahl
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1 fUJO. Bldg., Chicago.
FOR PORTLAND- '
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Portland Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 6 o'clock a. m.