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COLUMBIA COITNTV DIRECTORY.
Caaaty etiicara.
J aim Joseph B. Dnaa, Rainier
Clerk JuOeoB Weed, Vmo
Sheriff ... J. N. Rl. Clatskanle
Treasurer ,...K. M. Wharton r. Helena
Bui, ol Schools ....O. Wetia, Scappooee
AasMeor .....Martin White, Quince
Surveyor W. N. Meaerre. Helena
CotOMt Dr. A. P. McLaren, Rainier
I, ...... .P. A. Fraitea. 9cap jae
Conmtaalonera ; D peters. Mist
T. HELBUSi 0BKiOI, OCT. IS.
Thb rub away from th Klondi
lot bean and bacon i somewhat
lbs nature of boom.
Whs the breadmekor of this coun
try are in need of a "rapid raiser" they
can depend on MoKinley's protection
powder. "
Gem. Weyler insist that he will
tarn over to hi successor soros paci
fied apoU in Cuba. He most mean
the numerous and spacious graveyards.
It i not a new. but it nevertheless
a peculiar instaoc to read of "free-
ailver republican." The term savors
too much of popocrstism to uit ua.
Tut bubo and the - hizhwavman.
with intermediate criminal, are too
prominent around Portland at present.
Send the militia alone with each car
to Oregon City.
Thb most interesting campaign this
year is in Nebraska, where the demo
crate, the populists, the "free-silver re
publicans" and Mr. Bryan have formed
a coalition agaiust dollar wheat.
Sbcbbtaet Wilsoh. of the depart
stent of agriculture, is confident that
the result of this year's experiment
with sugar beets will add 300 per cent
to the beet-eogar factories of the coun
try. Such an industry means much
for the Pacific coast slates.
CoatPLAnrr has come to a several
times from various parts of the county
that bounds are being nsed for deer
bunting. This is against the laws of
Oregon, an inhuman and unsports
manlike manner of hunting, and the
game warden will yet track the guilty
parties. ; ;"' ' '
Thb value of the wheat, rye and oat
crop of Nebraska this year is closely
and particularly calculated at $95,866,-
fiCO, and that is an advancd of Sl&V
838,500 upon last year. This contra
dicts in every respect that material in
the series of speeches on which the
popocrats carried that state last fall.
Thb benefit of protection goes first
and last to th men who have earned
their bread by the sweat of their faces.
The auspicious and momentions re
sult is that never before in the history
of the world has comfort been enjoyed,
education acquired and independence
secured by so large a majority of the
total population as in the United States
of America.
Thb statistics of the cotton crop for
last year show it to have been 8,767,
964 bales. It has been sold for about
$350,000,000, or something more than
the total volume of the greenback cur
rency. This is more than five times the
value of the annual silver product of
the country. What folly it is then for
cotton growers to think that their
prosperity depends upon "doing some
thing for silver," when all the silver
produced in the country would not
buy one in five of their cotton bales.
Thb streets of Oregon towns have
been crowded all this fall with country
visitors baring the happy faces of peo
ple who raise 80 cent wheat and get
correspondingly good prices for other
farm products. This is the first time
in several years that they have felt
able to take a holiday. That is to say,
they hare been having democratic
times, but now prosperity has come
back again, and they can afford to
take a run to the city to sea the fair
and other attractions,.;-. By their visita
tions other people are made prosper
Ous and happy.
Ip Professor Coin desires to begin
the world again with a new theory he
should consider one recently placed
before the public. It it that dollar
wheat is a twin with republican suc
cess. In 1883. under Arthur, the
average price of wheat was 91 cents s
bushel. During Cleveland's first term
the average was 68 cents. When Har
rison was president wheat varied from
84 to 93 cents. Cleveland's second
election sent it down at ouse to 63
cento, and it continued to tumble until
tt reached 49 cents, the lowest price
in a century. These are New York
quotations, that city being the great
shipping point of the United States.
In the first months of McKinley's ad
ministration dollar wheat has relumed.
Now hers is a theory, with all the
' figures open to the world, that prom
ises to Stand the test. Let Professor
Coin reassemble his school and try
once more to adjust the plastic mind
to mathematical truth.
Mi. BRYAN has just sampled the
Kansas brand of prosperity. He at
tended the state fair at Wichita week
before last and for bis share in the ex
ercises was handed a check for nesrly
$2500. He remarked to the commit
tee that he had uever before earned so
much money in one day and that the
amount was more than had been guar
anteed. Perhaps the thought had oc
curred to him that the one day's re.
ceipta could be eicbanged for 6500
Mexican silver dollars. Why would it
not be a good idea for Mr. Bryan to
convert his earning in this way with
the expectation of doubling them at a
stroke in the year 1900 f It is possible
that he caught a glimpse of Gen. Pros
perity at Wichita in full dress, with
golden epaulets. But it is more likely
that Mr. Bryan was looking in another
direction, deeply immersed in thought
on the calamitous condition of the
country. '' '
Labor is one of the great elements
of society the great substantial inter
est on wbiuh we all stand. Not fuedal
service, or predial toil, or the irksome
drudgery by one race of mankind sub
jected to another; but labor, intelli
gent, manly, independent, thinking
and acting for itself, earning its own
wages, accumulating those wage into
capital, educating childhood, main
taining worship, claiming the right of
elective franchise, and helping to up
hold the great fabric of the state.
That is American labor; and all eyni
palhies are with it.
Thb New York Herald learns that
36,000 more skilled laborers in the
United States are employed now than
were last year at this season. That is
certainly a very satisfactory indication
of a better state of affairs.
Thb Ssn Domingo silver dollar is
worth 35 cents, and in order to pre
vent confusion the government has ex
cluded American monej. A 100 cent
dollar is something the advanced fiat
financiers cannot endure.
Thb United States imports 1,700,000
tons of sugar and produces only 400,-
000 tons. This is the one great item
in which our farmers and manufac
turers are behind the times.
A STavsas farmer near Wichita fs
said to have lost a $300 diamond in
his wheat field the other day. Prob
ably be wss too busy to go back and
look for it.
From Oar Exchanges.
Silver and wheat keep together.
Yes. Tbey are each worth about a
dollar a bushel.
Even Missouri has hit calimity a
swipe in the face. The strawberry
vines are yielding their second crop of
the year.
A populist paper in Kansas has quit
publishing the market reports, because
the pops construed tbem as republican
campaign ammunition. ...
Proapmrity and business activity
began the moment a republican presi
dent and a protective coneress were
elected. Was it mere "luck?"
Free silver wss the chief plank of
the Ohio platform, but it must have
been either dropped ont of the plat
form or else been dressed down from a
regular inch plank to quarter-inch
stuff:
The calimity howlers should take
off their smoked glasses and look
around. They will find that the fac
tory smoke in the sky will protect
their orbs from the too dasxling beams
of the McKmley prosperity.
The records of the auditor in Walla
Walla county show that between Sep
Umber 1 and October 18, $40,989 63
was paid on mortgages. Daring the
same period last year $7607 was paid
on mortgages in the county.
How that India famine is spreading.
If the British gold bugs don't check it
the populist will go wild. Every com
modity is increasing in value. Labor
is getting better pay, right here in
Kelso and everywhere else in the
Union, That famine has made every
pop orator out a liar.
Now is the time for the prosperous
counties of Oregon to make a long
stride toward getting out of debt.
Farmer and other in the agricultural
counties can afford to pay pretty high
taxes next year, (or tbat purpose. All
Booting, debts should be cleared off;
bonded debts refunded at lower rates;
snd everything made snug and trim,
with far lighter burdens abroad, in
preparation for future storms and
calms.'
It is an absolute fact that the West
ern farmer's financial condition is won
derfully improved. During the past j
three years be practiced such economy
tbat with a slight improvement !
wheat prices last tall and fair values
for cattle, sheep and hogs, the thrifty
farmer gradually reduced bis debts.
With good prices this fall, be is indeed
paying off the mortgage. The fall in
the interest rate,is as remarkable as
the other features of the rising tide.
Karl's Clover Boot Tea is a pleassnt lax
ative. Begulates the bowels, purifies the
blood. Clears tbe complexion. Easy to
mate and pleasant to take. 25 cents. Bold
by Dr. Edwin Boss.
School tteport.
Following Is tbe report of the Mist public
school for tbe first month, ending October
8th, lie?:
Boys enrolled.... 7
Oirls enrolled 18
Total enrollment 2$
Number days tanght 20
Whole number day attendance 340 !4
Whole nomber day absence ... a 61
Times tardy 2
Those neither absent nor tardy for the
month were: Marha, Johanna and Har
old Magnnson, anna Lyons, Ellen and
Henry BorquisL. L. J. Masxavs, Teacher,
VKKMOMA CLEAN IMPS.
Miss Myrtl Powsll passed through this
city Saturday. .
Uriah Mellinjrer brought a load of grain
to towa Saturday.
Wm, Wilson and family returned Iron)
Portland Wednesday,
Mr. Clark, of Crooked creek, was visiting
ths metropolis this week.
The daughter of Mr. and Mr. Hacker Is
visiting theiu this week.
Mr. gilts, of Upper Rock creek, paid For
est Grove a visit this week.
Mr. I. Spencer has purchased a valuable
colt from Mr. F. M. Parker.
Caroll Keasey went to Honltoa last Thurs
day, accompanied by Miss Oillihsn,
Dr. Hall, at Clatskanle, passed through
tills eity Wednesday of last week.
Albert Baker and Ernest Shannafcan took
a load of grain to Forest Orov last week.
Messrs. Coulter and Wood passed through
town last Friday en rout for Forsat Orov.
Mr. I. Spencer was cleaning wheat with
Mr. Bbantiahaa's fanning machine last Fri-
day.
Wm. Hacker returned to his ranch on
Rock creek last Wednesday with two loads
of provisions.
Mr. Poagrate, of Boxton, came Into ths
valley last week and purchased several
bead of milk cow. '
Lon Adanis took a load of poultry to Bui
ton Tuesday returning Wednesdsy with
load of sash and doors tor bis asw bouse.
Dr. 0. H. Kewth bas purchased a trotter
from Mr, Case and Mr, Lavender will take
th animal out to th doctor at Philomath.
8CAPPOO8K NEWS.
Miss Edna Tompkins has been quite ill
tbe psst week.
J. A. Holaday made a builnsss trip to
Lewi river this week.
A masquerade ball announced for Fri
day evening, th I5ta.
D. W. Price moved his family to Portland
this week for tbe winter.
Farm work la being pushed during th
continuance of fair weather.
Mr. W. H. Brawn, teacher la district No.
1, Is interesting our young people lu a night
school for the winter.
P. B. Stephens is doing a large Job of
land clearing on Hooej man's farm, and
reports good progress in th work.
H. West shipped to th Portland market
on Monday 7200 pound of dried prunes,
th sain belcg the first crop from bis orch
ard.
Surveyor Meserv was In our midst Tues
day locating a new county road from Joy's
place to the settlement on tbe bill west of
there.
Lam numbers of Washington eonntv
people have been camping oa Lower 8cap
poose creek catching fall salmon aad cat
fish. Tbe genius hobo Is again abroad in tbe
land. He is evidently fleeing from the crop
of prosperity that ba overtaken him some
where.
Hand-skaved shingle are again coming
in to tha market. The increase in price has
encouraged the Dixie shingle makers to go
to work.
School district No. 8 bas received from
Congressman Ellis a special map of the
united States, and also a set of report of
Commissioner Harris for 1866.
Tbe Western Union linemen passed
through here this week. Tbey are putting
in a copper wire between Portland and Ta
eonia. The' extra wire Is. presamably, to
be used by Portland and Tacoma in com.
paring bank clearances.
Cure that cough with Sbiloh's Car. Th
best Cough Cure. Believe croup promptly.
One million bottles sold last year. 40 doses
for 25 cents. Sold by Dr. Edwin Boa.
Deeds Recorded.
B. DeWild to HenryKrets. ej of t of
sec 19, and wj of swX of sec 20, tp 7 n, r
4 west; $500.
O. D. Oilson and wife to C. H. Plggott.
rlglit-of way.
George Kelley snd wife to C. H. Plggott,
right-of-way.
John Lamberson and wife to G. A. Bro-
die, rigbt-of-way.
C. H. Piggott to G. A. Brodie, right-of-
way lease. -
Elizabeth Perry to G. A. Brodie, 7 acres
in Perry's donation claim; $L
N. A. Perry and wife to G. A. Brodie, 160
acres in Perry donation land claim, bond
for deed; $2500.
Hannah Tyuklewlcs to G. A. Brodie;
bond. '
Tbe Bainier Co-Opera tire Industrial Un
ion to Geo. F. Moeck, loU 1, 2, 3 and 4, bit
41, Moeck's addition to Bainier; $100.
Dyspepsia cured, Bhiloh's Vitalixer Im
mediately relieves sour stomach, coming-spot-food
distress, and is the great kidney
and liver remedy. Sold by Dr. K. Boss.
Might Have "Fiddled" Is.
We have been asked what tune it was
that Nero fiddled while Borne was burning.
We were not there, but be could bsv ap
propriately fiddled: "There'll ba a Hot
Tim in th Old Town Tonight."
Be not deceived. A Cough, Hoarseness
or Croup, are not to be triflVd with. A
dose In time of Sbiloh's Cure will sav yon
much trouble. Sold by Dr. Edwia Boss.
Ik. he-
alls
tssi
Ladles, fsk tbe best. If you are troub
led with constipation, sallow skin, snd a
tired feeling, take Earl's Clover Tea. It Is
pleasant to take. Sold by Dr. Edwin Bos.
siatls
Uuen His Hop Honst.-Tbe Eu
gene Gnard say: "Steven Emced, of
Wallerville, after finishing his bop crop
utilized his hop house in drying prune
and from the samples shown he has
done as good work as tbe average fruit
dryer, constructed specially for that
purpose. In order to use the hop
bouse for drying fruit no cbang was
made except to change the cloth on
the top bop floor. At first a thin coat
ing of tbe fruit was laid on tbe top
Boor, but after a few hours it was
gathered together about three inches
in thickness. It took him about ten
hours longer to dry a flooring than in a
regular evaporator. He paid 60 cents
per 100 pounds for tbe green Italian
prunes, and purchased all offered at
that price, lie bas about 5000 pounds
of the dried article produced tbusly."
Clrcalt Ooart,
Tbs regular October term of circuit court
convened In this eity Tuesday forenoon,
and all th Jurymen summoned answered
to th roll call bsv on a, Th grand Jury,
consisting of Sevan members, wss drawn,
charged and teat to their room, with Mr.
J. K. Blakealey bailiff. Mr. T. 0. Watts
was appointed bailiff for th trial Jury. At
about Hi 10 Tuesday afternoon th trial Jury
waa excused until 8 o'clock Wednesday
morning, when tbey were again excused
until Thursday morning.
Ths grand Jury, Thursday forenoon,
turned two true bill agaiust Joel Bat.
TORXAU
Malls
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It Saves the Craapv Callarea.
Siivtiw, Va. W aav a splendid sate
on Chamberlain's Cougb Remedy, and our
oustoiuera coming from far and near, apeak
of tt in th highest terms. Many have said
that their children would hare died of
croup if Chamberlain's Cougb Remedy had
not been given. K slum A Ousaaw. Th
25 and 50 cent sites tor ssls by Dr. E. Bos.
8kcll Tbiphimed At th state In
sane asylum yesterday Drs. W. T.
Williamson and L. r . Urifniih, assisted
by Dr.Carll.ol Oregon City, performed
an operation in the shape of trephin
ing tbe frontal bone of Robert Bettie,
the expectation being that ths reason
of the man will be restored, says the
Salem Statesman. Mr. Betlia was
sent to the asylum a few weeks ago
from Clackamas county. Ilia brain
trouble was caused by a hurt received
on bis head some Urns ago by the ex
plosion of a shotgun in bis hands sev
eral years ago, and the pbysiaians were
of the opioioa that his insanity wss
caused by so abnormal growth on the
inside of bis skull, making an unnat
ural pressure on the brsin. Tbs oper
ation was quite successful.
Diixabd. In this city, Thursday, Oet. 15,
188T, to Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Dillard, a son.
WssT. To the wife of Mr. Burt West, en
October 8lh, 18U7, a son. weight 13 pounds.
Ctty Treaaarefs Notice).
St. Hslcss. Or., October 7, 1897.
NOTICE is hereby given that all unpaid
and outstanding city warrants of th
City of 8t Helens, Oregon, presented and
endorsed "Nut Paid for Want of Funds,"
prior to August 10, lim, will be paid upon
presentation. Interest will not be allowed
from this date Aogu't 7 1K7.
W. B. DILLABD,
City Treasurer.
CASTORIA
Far Infants sad CUldran.
jf
WAirTED FalTMrUL MM OR WOMBX
to travel lor reaponslbls established kms
la OrvcoB. Salary ?w sad sspeaeae. roatlioa
BenaeueM. aetersaca. IneUiae sell-addreaaad
siaaiped envelope. ThetiaUuaaL Mas lneitf
SaeaBldfr, Chicago.
PROFESSIONAL.
. W. DAT
W. B. DILLABD
ATTORNEYS -AT-LAW
Oflre next door to Courthouse,
ST. UeUMtS, OM.HMJH.
Ingtou. Abstract made directly train count?
records.
GEORGE A. HALL,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
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Collections, foreclosures, meehanles Mas, etc.
with T. I. Cleston.
St. Hkuws,
: Obeooh.
G. W. COLE,
ATTOBNir AHD COUN8ELO&-AT-LAW,
ST. HELENS, OREGON.
Title Abstract Books, Notary Public, Commie,
oner of Iieeda tor Washington, aad an exper
ienced collector in connection with oBee.
J-JB. EDWIH B08M,
PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON.
St. Helens, Oregon
JJR. H. K. CUM.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
St, Helens, Oregon,
J-JB. I, & HALL,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Clatskaiile, Columbia oountv, Or.
yy H. ME8KKVE,
Surveyor and Cinl Engineer
DELENA, OREGON.
Countv Survevor. Land BurveyloK. Town
Plattinc and Kngineerim work promptly
sxecut ',
BssaBaavaLaAUsaaUDB
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Card tables, pool table, billiard table and
tithsr devices (or tbe entertainment of pat
rons, where urn can o pieasenur spans.
FAMOUS FIRE LADDIE CIGARS
Raaldes other ttonular brands, are kept
constantly on hand to supply th Increased
trad at this very popular saloon.
y TH FAstODa
CYRUS NOBLE WHISKY
I KEPT AT Ht4HJtirr.
All kinds of rough and dressed
Lumber on short notice.
Builders'
Material
Of tbe best qnality delivered to
sny point on tbe river at tbe
Lowest Possible Price
Oaebalf Cash and One-ball
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Address all orders to
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Lear as Portland dally (exeetrt Sunday) I P. at.
eaiuraay aiiata si iu or lues,
Lsaves Aamrla dally (eseeiit Sunday and Mea
day) at 7 A.M. suaUay nlsht at 7 o'doecs.
Landings: Fix of Alder street, Portland, Or,,
Flarel dock, Astoria, Oregon.
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to travel lot leeponslble eaUMIahed house
taOregoa. Salary nso and expense. PoelUaa
penianeDt. Belersae. Ineloee eel'-addraeeed
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susoraCTvssa or
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Rustic, 8beathlnir, Casings, and s
complete stock of evetv variety of
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Gen. Pass. Agent,
POBTLSSD, Oa,
W A XT KD FAITHFUL MBit OR WOMEN
to travel for reapontlble eatabl taken house
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In order to snabla our numerous friends and customer to pay
. RKlMI fW t.l. I,
us a visit and examine our .navv otutm witu u entirely
NEW STOCK w have oonoludod to glva thum au opportunity
ot doing so FUE OF COST,
Our Plan is This:
Everyone visiting our store from Colum-
y bia County who manes a purchase of us
amounting to $10 or over and presenting
a cow of this add will have the amount
of his or her steamer fare to Portland
and return refunded by us.
To assura tiiosa wbo art not acquainted with our bouse, w
beg leave to ay tbat ws bavs but
ONE PRICE
And tbat la ' ttis lowest All our goods are marked In plain
figures. Our stock is ENTIRELY NEW and has been oar.
fully selected by our Mr. Pen
LAR PRICES.
Moyer Clothing Co;,
L.
I BEN SELLING, Manager.
aVuTjsua
Dart & Muckle's
-IS THE fLACE TO GET-
Choice
8T. HELENS, OREGON,
Complete Line of Clothing
.
SHELF HARDWARE AND NOTIONS.
Flour, Feed,
ST. HELENS MEAT MARKET
All Kinds cf Resh eats, Hams, Bacon and Lard
MmU by Whoteaal
ac special Kates.
MAIN BTIIVKT, t I
Clatskanie
Drug
Store
New and
Patent Medicines and
Stationery, Scbool Books. Prescriptions Carefully Componnde
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m VJai Mioies will as an ume p. iounu
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delicacle the
TERMS REASONABLE
Tbe hotel having been newly refurnished ws ars Prepared to give satis
faction ts all our patrons, aud solicit your patronage.
J. George, Proprietor, St. Helena, Or.
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STEAMER a. W. SHAVER, Dell Sharer, Master.
rVitnmennlne Anrll IK 1WM arlll Pnrtl.nrf fonr. nl Wl,lnotin mlrtttl. TllesdT
Toursday and Bundny evenings at A o'clock. KeturninK Leave Olatskanle, (tltl f"J
mining), Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings at 6 o'clock. Will pass Oak rw"
about 7: Stella 7:18; Maymir7:2S; Rainier 8:20; Kalama 9:15; 81. Helens 10:110. Arrlv
in Portland 1:30 A. M. Ths company reserve tbe right to chance time without nolM
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STR aOSKPH KBIjIjOOG
POR PORTLAND- .
Leaves Kelso Mondays, Wednesday, and Fridays at 5 o'clock a. m. 1T
Portland Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 8 o'olock a. m.
Soiling, and we sell ouly at POPU
THIRD AND OAK STS.
afa afli arWatV
Groceries
Hay and Grain
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BT. HIELRNB, ORROON.
DR. J. E. IIALL,
Proprietor.
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suppuen wiin in. pest eat Die buu
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