The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913, May 27, 1898, Image 2

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COLUMBIA COUNTY DIRECTORY.
Couuty Ol fleet
Jn4?e ........Joseph B. Doan, Rainier
Clvrk . Judson Weed, Vemoma
tinrtiif J- N. Wee. Cletskanle
Tnwurer ....E. X- Wharton (. Huleua
S,!t. ol Buhooll J, O. Watte, Seapwioae
Ammkw... Martin While, Qulney
autv.yor... W. N. Meoerve, Patena
loronar,.... Dr. A. P. McLaren. Rainier
Coouatssloness ;;;,;;.,. d. Peterson, Mist
ST. BELRKli BEOW, WAT ST.
Stats Eeptllca Ticict
For Governor T. T. GEER
of Marion.
For Supreme Judue - - F. A. MOOKE
of Columbia.
Fur Btata Seoretarf ...F. I. DUNBAR
of Clatsop.
For State Treasurer CHA8. S. MOO EE
of Klamath.
For State Printer W. H. LEEDS
of Jackson.
Attorney Gen., D. K. N. BLACKBURN
of Lion.
8upt, Instruction ... J. AOKERMAN
of Multnomah.
CONGRESSIONAL.
For Congress...... ...M. A. MOODY
ol Wasco.
Fifth Judicial District.
Forjudge ..T. A. McBRIDB
of Clackamas.
For Dit. Attorney . . . T. J. CLE ETON
of Colnnibi.
Board Equalization W. A. SMITH
of Clackamas.
Columbia County.
For Representative.. DR. J. E. HALL
ForOocnty Clerk .J. G. WATTS
For County Sheriff. .W. N. MB3ERVK
For Commissioner... ..P. A. FRAKE8
For Treasurer DR. EDWIN ROSS
For School Sop't.. I. H. COPBLAND
For Assessor MARTIN WHITE
For Surveyor. ..... .GEORGE HAYES
For Coroner ....DR. A. P. McLAKKN
prccinct neitrr.
For Jntie of the Peace R. COX
For Constable L. L. DECEER
America for Americans. Iiong May
i It wave O'er the Bone) of the Free
' ftad the Land of the Brave."
Toe statements contained in tb Hew
last week relative to the financial condition
of the conaty are absolntaly false and mis
leading, (molar as the resources applicable
to the redaction of the indebtedness are
concerned. While the table printed showed
the indebtedness to be 160,000 on the Brat
of April, no mention was made of the fact
tba since that time there has been re
ceived by Treasurer Wharton $24,787.35,
with current taxes and land redemptions
yet to come in this year, which amount will
easily aggregate f 18,000 more to be deducted
from tbe amount of the indebtedness, which
will bring that amount down to quite near
the 125000 indebtedness mark. Thus it will
be aeen that the News purposely misrepre
sents tba facts in the case by not deducting
the resources. There is no reasonable ex
cuse for such misleading statements, thus
creating in the minds of the public a feellny
of distrust and discontent.
The financial affairs of the county are at
present in a most encouraging condition,
and if the voters will but exercise tlis same
degree of caution, cars, and prudence that
has characterized the official acts of Judge
Doan and Commissioner Frakea, and re
elect tba latter gentleman to the office to
which he now aspires, Columbia county
will forge ahead in a financial way at a rate
which will almost relieve it from a burden
of indebtedness by the time bis term of
office will have expired.
There is nothing bnt a dishonest spirit
manifest in making such statements as
those contained in that table, and demon
strates clearly to the public that the News
has no Interest in the welfare of the county,
else there would hava been some mention
made of the matter in a favorable sense.
Caitoidatcs witbonta party is the predic
ament the fusionista of Columbia county
are in. True, there were two conventions
held, bat for what purpose T A few in eith
er tarty worked to scheme, and carried
their point well, against the honest pro
testations of many in each party. It is
a Well known fact that a majority of demo
crats have no use for a populist, and It is
also a well known fact that the raak and
file of populists have no use for the demo
cratic party, but through the Intriguing of
a few in either party the match was mad
and the ceremonies of the wedding were
conducted in two parts. The result is
that all the candidates in opposition to the
republican party ia this county have been
nominated by petition. They have ho fi xed
principle, no organisation. There never
waa such a condition of affairs before exist
ing ia this county. It has simply resolved
itself dnwn to a contest between an old or
ganised party and a conglomeration of place
hunters. Candidates without a party, com
pelled to run (or office on nominations
made by petition is no party. They are re
sponsible to no ene and hare no organisa
tion to back them. The names will appear
on the official ballot as democratic-peoples-
union, further evidence of the match for of
fice only. A very large par cent of the dem
ocrats in Columbia county are not partici
paling la the celebration of the nuptials.
It Ii rennrtad that if Kirn? i elected gov
ernor be will appoint Ohas. H. Fisher, edit
tor of the Review, adjutant general of tbe
O. K. G. This would be a very appropriate
appointment, ss it would be hard to 'deter
mine which has th greatest antipathy to
the nsiioaal guard.
Tmerk ai other waiter to b considered
at this time equal ia importauc to war
news, big rope, and high prices. It Will
ml tlo to overlook the importance; of re
publican victory in this state in the June
election. The defeat or the republican party
at this time would be inexplicable on any
other grounds than that the people of this
state had lost their heads. The farmers,
sheep men, and cattlemen must tolly real
ise what the republican party has aoooni
pltsbed for them during the past few years,
and indeed what it baa aooonipllshed for
them at all times in the past whenever in
possession of the executive and the law
making power ef the land. Those who at
tack the principle of protection as a mere
abstract economic proposition are growing
wonderfully less each succeeding year. The
fact Is no one would care to make a cam
paign any longer, preaching free trade as a
blessing to the "poor man." A man who
would now talk free trade to an intelligent
audience would be looked upon as a sort of
curiosity, and would be unable to hold for
a minute the attention of an audience.
As tii time approaches for the June elec
tion it becomes more apparent every day
that the county republican ticket wilt be
elected by a handsome majority. There
was never a stronger, cleaner, more compe
tent list of candidates presented for the suf
frages of Columbia connty than that put
forward by the republicans at the last con
vention. More than a manth has elapsed
since the convention was held, and yet we
have to hear the first word of fault or criti
cism in regard to a single man on the ticket.
They are, without exception, men of the
highest standing and most unquestioned
integrity among their fetlow-citisens. Tbe
voters of Columbia connty know that their
interests will be guarded with the most
scapuloua care so long as they are in the
hands of inch men, and they hare no de
sire to take any chances present.
Them ia a republican wave sweeping
over the state of Oregon this year that will
swep fiatism, repudiation and anarchy off
the globe. Fanners are too busy just now
arranging for the harvest of dollar bushels
of wheat, handling and preparing for mar
ket U cent wool; loggers too busy in an ef
fort to get their logs to market, for which
they can now get 4.S0 and $5.00 per thous
and, to listen to the bowls and shriek of
a party of repudiatianists and anti-govern
ment agitator. This industrious dement
remember too well the experience of the
four years past, up to a year ago.
Tee Dispatch has not been in harmony
with the method which are to bring about
a union of tbe free silver forces, because it
believed and now doe think it, bad and
dishonest politic. If the old democratic
party has principles they are worth defend
ing at all times. In time the better sense
of the people would permanently adopt
them. The desertion of principle for a tem
porary victory is not going to make converts
to the cause. We believe there is yet a
democratic party .-Portland Dipatch(dem.)
It is of paramount importance this year
that Oregon should elect a sound money
legislature. "Ai goes Oregon, so goes the
nation," may be a fact as well as a sort of
campaign catch-phrase. Such things do
have a wonderful influence on election re
sults, and in view of this it is well to make
our election as strongly republican a pos
sible in order that our brethren in the East
may be embued with our Western spirit to
conquer tbe erase ef nansra.
a v . , a and a half aeo a nresidential elec
tion took place in the country, in mis
thm mm a fnnion for nresidential
electors. There were two populists, one
democrat, ana on repuoncan on me mm
for Bryan. The democrat ana repuuiican
ran even, ana toe aemocr. scraitneu wui
nAnnltit, nH ran them about two hundred
below tb old party men. How can popn-
.. . ... n w 1 : -.
lists trust mem now i uregon rupuus.
Vonasin Colombia county should not
forget the fact that our esteemed fellow cit
izen Hon. Frank A. Moore, chief justice of
the supreme court, is a candidate for io
1 action this year, and it should be our aim
and pride to give him a large majority from
this county. Mr. Moore has served tbe
people faithfully, baa been an industrious
and able judge, and bis retention in tbe
high official capacity he now holds should
be the pride of all Columbia county.
&OMSBODY ha discovered that Admiral
Dewey is a republican. It makes no differ
ence whether he be a democrat or republi
can, be is a loyal citizen and a valliant sol
dier, and it will not be heard from his lips
or learned from bis pen that Wall street
should be bombarded. Nothing but a
traitor and anarchist would entertain such
contemptibly mean ideas, and Admiral
Dewey Is neitner one.
If the people are to give confidence to the
promises made for reform, such men as
Starr and his kind cannot be kept at the
head of the party. The stream will never
be purer than it source, and no one will
even suspect that honest politics can come
from such a channel. Tbe fusion move
ment cannot carry Starr and Kilfeatuer any
more than it can Young and U'ren. Port
end Dispatch, (Dem.)
Tbxbb are three kind of gold-bug in
Umatilla county. Tbe first and most im
portant of all is the wheat grower; then
comes the sheep-raiser, and tbe man with a
small bunch of cattle seem to be pretty
well informed on tbe money question him
self. The men who control these three in
terests in Eastern Oregon are to this section
what WaU street is to New York City,
Republican.
Do yon think for a moment that people
are silly enough to vote a party out of pow.
er that has been tbe direct mean of mak
ing it possible for loggers to resume opera
tion ia tbeir large camp, thus furnishing
employment to hundred of men at wage
not equaled in the last five years f Tbe lum
ber interest of Columbia county are of too
great magnitude to be tampered with by
flatiits.
A journal wbicb would attempt to incut-
cat in the mind of the young generation a
disloyal spirit should be condemned by toy
al people and confiscated by the govern
ment, Tbe insult might be overlooked if it
came from a person who knew no better,
but as it i tb spirit is too manifest and the
person giving utterance to it stands con.
demned in the community in which he re
side. ': -
The people of this county, and particu
larly those of this vicinity of Rainier, will
Vote (or W. N. Meserv for sheriff, almost
to a man. Mr. Meserv is one of us; he is
a 'taxpayer and always hss been; a gentle
man and one of th very best boy in Co
lumbia county, and pledge himself, if
elected, to do the duties of th office for tb
alary as fixed by law. Rainier Review,
Thbh "Cyclone" Davts patriot from
Texas I is tospsak In Oregon. Whenever
a cyclone eotae it brings only devastation
and rnln. When on is approsoMns; a ermn
try tb people bide in their oellare to get
out of the path of the worst kind of a de
destroyer. People avoid cyclones as they
would a pestilence or tbe devil, and they
wilt avoid this on from Texas.
Tat ambition of the individual 1 not all
that is at stake in Oregon politics this year
by all means. A great principle Is involved
that mean more to tbe nation than the av
erage voters comprehend. The Eagle ur
ge all to consider calmly and dispassion
ately thia question of voting and permit
their conscience to determine the duty Of
good ciUienehtp. Milton Eagle.
Oos next secretary of state will be F, I.
Dunbar, of Astoria. His home people rec
ommend him as a competent and upright
man. All voters can always know where
to find Mr. Dunbar politically. He does
not switch for an office, and would not be
found on a fusion ticket after having been
honored by his party. There is uo treach
ery in him.
As A war governor. King would be worse
than a failure. When in the legislature he
opposed sny measure for the support of
the militia, and bis supporters beast of It,
The same militia boys are now marching
away to fight for their country. King can
not be depended upon, and the people will
see that he is not placed In the governor's
chair.
Wilis a man will preach anarchy and
treason in an attempt to sway public opin
ion in the hope of catching votes for a party
who arc hi sympathisers, it seem to us
that a fitting rebuke would be the "orna
mental Ion of some handy tree" with bis
disloyal carcass.
Weils war is the great concern of us all
at th present time, and may be for some
time to come, we must remember our home
duty and vote the republican ticket the
party that lead n in war as well as In
peace. Vote the republican ticket ftom top
to bottom this year.
Tsui is no more imnortant office in this
county thsa that of county commissioner.
Our whole financial condition rest upon
the commissioners' court. This offios should
not be tilled for the next four years by any
other than the present incumbent, Mr. P.
A. Frakes.
iTALCOLTl A. nOODY.
BKPDBLICAh KOmsTgg FOB COHORISg BECUHD DISTRICT.
Wnw wouldn't the areat state of Oregon
cut a pretty figure In the galaxy ef states,
k ,! Ur Kins' aa her war governor.
A man who has always denounced and vil-
lified the national guard, would be a nice
man lo have in the governor's otnee during
war times.
Tv vanr Invaltv and oatriotism is of tbe
clean stuff, you will show It on election day
by voting only Tor men wno win sustain
our brave boys now in the field and against
those who have denounced and derided
them.
u. 1 a Witti will be tbe next county
clerk. Hi personal worth and popularity
assures it. He Is a Columbia county born
and raised yoang man, and tb host 01
friends he possesses will see that he is elect
ed. Tbi Individuals who usually spend all
their lire telling editor how they ought to
run their naners. will now giv the editors
a rest in order to tell the government how
to fight the war.
WniL you are remembering the Maine,
do not forget to vote for a man who will
help, with his ballot, to sustain the govern
ment while it is remembering the Maine,
JoixiaT. A. MeBaipa wlU be elected over
bis opponent by a very large majority. His
wide acquaintance in the district, his abil
ity and fitness insure htm a large vote.
Tb young men, and tha older one too,
are out working for Will Meserve for sher.
Iff. All the fee he collect will be turned
over to County Treasurer Bos.
A vote for Malcolm A. Moody 1 a vote
for honest legislation and a support of the
present administration in the war to free
Cuba. - ' "" ' - ' ''' ; '
For a considerable time many newspaper
spelled Manila with two II', but it seem
now that Dewey must have knocked 1 out
of it.
Some of our fusion populist are already
confessing that fusion is a failure and should
not bava been indnlged in. Oregon Popu
list. The campaign liar baa assumed his vo
cation. Look out for him and treat him
with tbe contempt all liar deserve.
RaniMBKathatDr.J.E. Hall is an old
soldier and will stay by the soldier boy In
a time ef need. Vote for him.
f fr-t is eoinln. out with Increasing
dlattnotness that ther are many anarchists
and Spanish sympathisers In our midst.
There is not a saau on tue republican tiuk
t wha ia not entitled to lour vote If you
have the good of th county at heart.
Tm Ntaann tha Hnanish fieet kent olf the
grass one Sunday morning lately was be
cause It was pretty vewey.
EtkCt W. H. ld etate printer. The
nanula will not turn down a true and tried
official for a fusion colt.
Vot tor men who stand by their princi
ples, rather than men who have void them
selves for office.
It you want to vote with the majority
this Ume Join the republican rank.
FABHa Geer will get there with both feet
and they are not email either.
HE IS A THilTOH.
Da ttt.t mr la nn tr a atrav shell from
a Rnaniih warshln should reach Wall street
It would be ammunition well pnt." Co
lumbia County (Ur.)New(dmo-popuiiai.
The above utterances are from a oonulist
paper, bat we are glad to note that all the
party is not of the same mind as the editor
of the News. Wall street ha contributed
more tor the success of the war with Spain
than any other section nieu ss wen as
MAim. Th time htks naasafi tnarrav class
against class, and the sooner traitors like
the New man are put out of the way tbe
better far society and our government
Kal so Journal.
GRADUATING EXERCISES.
Programme for tbe graduating exercise
of the St. Helens publio school, on Friday
evening, May 27th, 1898.
1. Violin solo. . . MIssBelrr
O 17 . I u,ln Tka-Mf fc:..htt4ellftVl
. 1Ul.sU fWVitssS iiuHf"""'
g. Essay Miss Maud Watts
4. Recitation... Mim Beckie Mughain
a M,.I.. Mixllun Milia
7! Recitation. M iss Urnce Dart
8. Essay....... Miss Nettle Ohsrlton
& Solo Prof. Sclmautier
11. Eay Miss Uiiu Oeorge
11. uiasa anqresa rroi a, t. noami
by Dr. H. It. CUff.' (director)
13. Violin solo llis lUirr
The exercises will take place in tbe Con
gregational church.
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DODWKLL. CARMLL A CO..
General Agents Northern fuitde a. 8. Co.
Portland, Oregon.
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Collection, foreclosures, mechanics' Iclns, etc.
IHJPUir proMWiiung awiriiey, uuiue
with T. J. Cleeton.
8t. Helens, : i Oregon.
Q. W. COLE,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOB ATLAW,
ST, HELENS, OREGON.'
Title AbntroRt Rooks, Notary Public, Commis
sioner of Iieedi for Washington, and anexper-
lencea collector id couimnuoh vua ouiva.
JJR. EDWIM ROBB,
PHYSICIAS AND SURGEON,
St. Helens, Oregon
J-JR. H. R, CLIFF,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
St. Helens, Oregon,
J-R. I, I. HALL,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Clatskaiiie, Columbia county, Or.
yy E. MESERVE,
Surveyor and Civil Engineer
DELENA, OREGON.
Conntv Survevor. Land Survevlna. Town
Platting and Engineering work promptly
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ltntol, and while tliorii CHtublintiod a roptilatton a a hotel ntao.
H i now In a butter position to enlttriiiiii bis friciitla llian tivnr
bufnrt1, and will welcome all hi oUl patron to hi now yluco of
busincsH, where oau be found an op-to-dulo hotul.
Corner Fifth and Washington Streets, Portland.
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CLAlSKANIE DRUG STORE
DR. J. E. HALL, Proprietor,
Has fust received a fergs assertanat
ul frmw ad Par
Drugsand Chemicals
Also a new and select mock of drum and pinl medicines, fancy stationery, school bonss
and n-bmil iuille, perfiitnvry and tullul aitk'M, aud iu Iw4 everything whkh I
usually k4 at a Hri-cl drug store.
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- Ali Kinds of Fresh Meats, Harris Jacon andla
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Card tables, pool Inble, billiard table ami
other devices for tlie entertainment of put
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FAMOUS FIRE LADDIE CIGARS
Beside other popular brands, are kept
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surance Written. Taxes Paid and tonvcy
auulng. HT. IlfSCKKS, OBEGOlv.
JOHN WINTERS
MANUFACTURER OF
Casks and Barrels
ATKIN'S OLD STAND
ST. HELENS. OREGON.
MUCKLE
St. Helens, Oregon.
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Choice Qroceries
Alwuy mi hnml. Flour, train, wt food. Totmooo fttu.
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...Hardware...
CROCKERY AND TINWARE. I
...Drv Goods...
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RMieral assortment of elothlnat, litrnlilitnn, K
nuiids. AIm a tine Uu of boots and auues. Kt
MUCKLE
. St. Helens, Oregon.
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DRUG STORE 1
W. SHAVER
The Only Dii-cet Konto
...FROM...
Portland to Clatskauio
.
Transportation Company.
TiUCKLE BROS
MAMUFAOTUBEHI OF
ltmnlon Lumber, Flnnrlnir, Kmtln, Hhesth
Ins. Csslngs, and a complete stock of every
variety ol
ROUGH and DRESSED LUMBER
ALWAYS ON HAND
AT TH 3 OLD STAND, ST. HF.LKN8, OR
DENTIST
Dr. Slghers or Dr. Reid
WILL BR IN HT, IIKI.KKR KVKRY
MONDAV, TDKHDAV, WKIINKH11AY,
AND THURrlOAV Or RACtl WKKK
Prepared to do
ALL KINDS OF DENTAL WORK
FULL RRT TF.FTIT 17 Ml to 110 00
KII.I.INU H) upwards
UOL1) CKOWNH Ill 60 lo ( U)
We are here to stay. Call snd see us snd be eon
vinoed that we uisiin builuess. All work guar
anteed, Offloe Neat Door to Ross' Drugstore
8T, HELENS, til ! OREGON
WHITE COLLAR LINE
THE COLUMBIA RIVER AND l'UQET BOUND
NAVIGATION CO,
FORfLAND-ASTOBU ROUTE.
Steamer TELEPHONE
Landlne Knot of Alder Hlreet, Portland.
Leaves Portland dally (exeoptBunday)at7 A, N,
Lsndlns; Telephone dock, Antorls.
Lesves Aiiorla dally (except Hunday) 7 r. Be.
Telephone Tickets Qood on Steamer. Potter
Mteamer Potter Tickets Good on Telephone
U. B. SCOTT, Pres.