The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913, May 31, 1901, Image 2

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MAY SI,
THE SEAL D1FFEBESCS.
Nothing distinguishes the persinali
ties and abilities of l'reeident McKinley
and his late OKDuiHitt for the hiith of-
tlctj he holds, W. J. Bryan, more than
meir rec( nc uuriau w- ,
public. There u the greate--t possible
ditlerence in the tone, quality and
iliituiaiiehip displayed in the o.tory
of these to eminent peronagea. j
Mckinley has made his tour after the
honors have been bestowed upon him,
after the prosperity promised under ilia
adiuinis
lraiioniias oeen reanzea anu (
daring its enjoyment. He spoke to
vast crowds who 'had 'not the least doubt
of his gounineK-e, honored for what he
ia. and does, aul mv. mis woms were
lmne8t. true, houclul. and hold before '
y
the people the gUnous pnt, preut and bavonet is never seen. W e therefore,
future of this great nation. JSo epeech ap:lTOHch ibelr ast bivouac with feelings
heotteigrcue.luhaweightofcon- o( u,;,, rv-vt and sorrow and
deninauon. He talked to the reason Jt.,ltierv pa tileu, jhe onlv Iributo of
nd goo.1 sense of common pe.ple, mnor jllf;CI.utible providem has
wither U.an sprawling to their preind ices. ptaml wi,w onr power a few peaceful
Bryan made hi toura of the country ( emuivmi5 a 1Mtion' inward sense of
before be was anyor.o or had done any- gratimde to i,s benefactors aud heroes.
thing. He appeared in Auieiuun pli-j
ties like a sw lit moving comet coming:
from space, not having shed anv light, This Supreme Court decision in tie
on the political globe for its beiient, vet insular cases confirms the logical view
claiming the reward of a steadfast star. , that territory acquired by treaty or
Comets attract attention, but ship!", not, otherwise, becomes an integral part of
even of state, can use theut for guiding the Union and that the same broad prin
atara. ' j ciples of government must apply to it
In any speech he ever made never did that is invoked in the management of
he appeal to the sober senae of the pec- original territory; bat while the princi
ple, for it wasn't his style. His words pies of political eeon my are not to be
were of discontent, narrow contraction, materially changed the temper, fitness
get rich bv the manipulation of the cur-: and capacity for government, of new peo
rencv ratier than the operation of in-; pies are to be considered, and the sini-dusti-iea,
and condemnation of republi-; plestKmot suitable and effective laws are
can policies, which have alone made the ; to lie appiied to them. Theru is nothing
United Slates w liat it is. i in the constitution which romfiela us to
Since McKinlev started West he has ' confer iiidiMiriminate privileges upon
proven himself a more popular orator these Beni-civilized or barlarous addi
than Brvan was able to prove himself tions to our population. 8uc!t an act
in all 'his campaigning. McKinlev! would manifestly be unjudicial even if
poke sentiments which have a rei-ponae it were compulsory. When onr consti
in his hearers, and such waa Demos-! tution was conceived it was framed npon
thenea detuilion of true oratorv. j the broad principle that we represent
It is not an unapt comparison to place ; the highest type of intelligence aud civ
McKinlev and Bryan respectively as the : iliaatiott and are capable of the highest
Deuiosthenea and Aesehines of the pre- , form of government. This being true it
cut day. Both can talk, but Demos-, was understood that fntnre generations
thenea as McKinlev, was alone able to' would be able to intelligently adjust
point to the accomplishment of good to ' themselves to any combination of cir
to the country through the execution of cumstances which might ariee, and this
the policies he advised. McKinley has is exactly what the government is en
received the golden crown at the hands deavoring to do in the management of
of the nation, while Bryan did not re- oar new insular possessions. The peo
ceive many more than a sufficient pro- P'e of those islands will be given a wise,
portion of votes to maintain him a resi- kind and equitable administration and
dene in the land, according to the laws heu they are ready for and capable of
of the Ancient Greeks. receiving a higher form of government it
j will be ready for their acceptance.
Tub
constitution follows the fias. 1
This decision was arrived at Monday by
me united states supreme Uourt, wuen .
ih.xi.nirwiliin.Ar'ii animp imn,pt.
era, against Bidwell, collector of ens-
toma, came np tor hearing on appeal
from the United Rtarea Diatrict C'onrt '
for the distr-ct of Southern Sew York. : o peg along in the same old tot in order
Bidwell forced collection of 13,000 as ; to reach Paradise. The present straight
dntyon certain sugars imported frouiiand narrow path, with all its stumps,
r"orto Kico. Deliuia brought emt to re-!
cover and tte court found for the plaint-!
iff. thne dec'limr th
hat the constitution :
does follow ti.'e flag and that territory '.
acquired by conqnestor treaty is a part of.
the domestic economy of the United
Ktaiu .ftup inph traut'al.ull 1m. r.tiHul !
and being domestic connot, of necessity, fused to do so, alas! probably out off Hillsboro, Or., May 29. The Hes
be foreign, and as we can collect duties respect for the old adage that "the way j sian flv pest has made its appearance in
from foreign countries onlv.it logically of the transgresssor is hard," and also , the wheat fields of Washington county,
follows that imposition of duties opon ' 'or fear that the shades of Martin ;V. Billion, of East Portlands made a
Porto Rican products is contrary to law, i Luther and other fonnders of the faith i tour Sunday through the farming dis
aince Porto Rico beianie domestic terri- , would rise np and accuse them on the i tricta around flillstwro, tilencoe and
tory npon the ratification of Uie treaty day of judgment. The creed and the j Mountaindale and found that nearly all
of Paris. In summing up Jusiice Brown, bible have both been changed and re-j the fields are affected by the insect,
who banded down the majority opinion, vised nntil it is doubtful if Paul or Many farmers are tnnch discouraged,
said: "In short, territory, when once Moses either one would be able to die- The fields are turning yellow. The
acquired bv treaty, belongs to the tingaish them from baseball scores or a j stalks are stung by a fly and eggs are
United stales, and is subject to the dis- copy of Geo. W. Davis' balance sheet. ; formed inside, which feed on the sap
position of coneress." The decision in
the Delima case will establish a prece-,
dent for future proceedure and effect-i
na ly settle the fact that the constitution .
follows the flag. j
im surontuneiy eoou conaiuon oi ine
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the examiner's report, makes the act of j
the president and cashier in killinu i
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tueiueeivre an ine more rcuiaraauie, i
and their rash and cowardly act can be
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had made false reports to the controller ' afternoon, through neglect of a locomo
in a false credit entry of 10,000, which ! tive driver to sound the warning of the I
act, wiieu tiiacovereu, luaurvu lermcii pi""wi ...o diivh wiiuurt
of them a long term in the penitentiary ! not merely the neglect of duty, but it is
and consequent ruin and disgrace for criminal neglect, for which the offender
themselves and families. This was a ! should 1 severely dealt with. In thickly
thought which they could not recon- j settled territory the strictest observance
cile themselves to after years of ease 'of all rules should be exacted of those
and luxury, and rather than submit to! in charge of speedy trains, that the pub
it they preferied lo desert their families, ; lie might at all times be warned of any
friends and duty and have done with approaching danger. Every instance of
the trouble quickly. Some people have f
been neard to
i remark that they believed
these men were
re honest but were the vie-
tinis of circumstances which they had might be enforced.
no power to control. This kind of reas-j ! 5SH
piling is neither true nor logical. There j The report of Bank Examiner Max
is no law either human or divine, that! wet w,o caused the Vancouver hank
twees men to be dishonest, nor will an
honest man's conscience allow lum to I
convict and execute himself.
Bbbbci, the New York anarchist who
assassinated King Humbert and was
sent to prison for life, improvised a rope
out of his blanket and hanged himself
in his cell at &anto Btephano Italy,
Thursday. The group of New York an
archists, of which Bresci was a member,
have notified one of the Italian cabinet
officers that they hold the government
responsible for Bread's death and that
a renewal of anarchitit hostilities will
soon begin. As these anarchists are a
desperate lot and firmly bent on terrible
vengeance, it is highly probable that
one or more thrones will change hands
in Uie near future. Them people hare
hemine very active factor in European
politics and while the present occupants
i ix thrones do not like their methods,
there area large number of aspirants to
t)i eaid throne tio w ill be secretly
' (?'MI ,0 h"r t,,t wf hM ln ben
1 clarcd Wlveen the monarch and mnr-
dsrera. It is U open question which
V -opto uiost nicua simng
ircueral oriuoiiilcs U10 kiinrs or anar-
jihits, but silica the American govern
1 ment will nut harbor kings it would be
just as well to mil the anarchists out o(
' the IhiiUHl States and let tha contend
! ing factions settle their difference in
i the countries wnera mey aresupposeu
I to exist. The people ol thi country
have the earns Intercut in king that
i they have in anarchist and when we
we them fighting we are impelled to
uke the aaiue puoi t ion that waa taken
' by the old lady, who with arms akimbo,
' ...w,1 rt..ti.l.i.itlw K mil U-Mti'ho.1
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her "old man" tight a bear, and when
lorhuabBtlj pfH.a to her lor assist-
ance, she quietly rvphed, "Go in leuioua,
, u
Ummiu Dav ia a season for wsr-
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. ..a u u..fl tl tal MU nt I Vd All).
teuiplation. It impels us to look into
(h FuttiM. ttt. I Km fill HlmMnf nf LllA trnlllil
aspirations of the noble patriota who
are now lighting or our country's honor
and glory, and at the tame, time it bide
na retted npon the eacrittcee which were
made by the vast army of honored dead
in order that our country wight live,
that its integrity might be preserved, its
jxlory be untarnished, that human slav
ery ii.ight be banished from out its bor
do"rs and that ail within iw domain
aliuuld enjoy the priceless blessings of
ilibeity, peace, prosperity and the pur
' suit of happineM iusured us by that iiu
uioital instrument, the Declaration of
i Independence. The wisdom, acta and
, lives of tlio.-e men through whose pa
trioiisui. l.dclitv and sacriticcs our
country has grown and prospered, are
worthy of all emulation. It is only out
nf li.'O i.f uin-li m.in I, tllMAd tliar
,..,.,,.,.,.. iws, i,ii.l.
,, it ia m,iv emulatin their
ambitions, sucriuces and I natty that the
j,eritv and greatness of" our country
MJtl iuettutiuu8 can be perpetuated, for
govvrnm,.t , never be b-.-tter than
,he .H)(e o( wtlic, it ia coml)0eea. Too
o(teu Uiev aro ot Vhc rdniB
oi t,jiKr,nd aruiv of heroes are being
n,.,!.!!. .WimatMl! ' )n l.v one thev are
H,lswc.jn tll0 )llst ruii-eall aud
cring Hie last roll-call aud tukins
their places in the ranks of the lejcioiH
which have preceded them to Uie land
which is not tent by the rtrife of aar,
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This is awful. The Presbyterian Gen
eral Assembly, which has been in ses-
sion baek E&pt somewhere for aboot a
month, has decided not lo change the j
creeu nor map oui a new route io;u"iuy pivicrv m imi
heaven, eo it seems we will be oblised
etiuranoies una piuans is exssper'
tmgly ungenerous for the majority of i
ordinary sinners,and it waa hoped that a i
road containing more roses, easier grades
fcwer deceptive mudholes, would
e surveyed and located by the august
body lately in session. Ther have re-
Another revision of the creed is not
looked for for at least another year,
y "
Locohotivc drivers and their firemen
have a great responsibility resting npon
j them In many respects, and the slightest
tha ,-n.t nf no o.,.hl i-hu,l rnU .nj I
umj vi icu ucuiiwis inniti:..i in- 11 - ml. -
law is moat liable to involve them in
difficulties of a very serious nature,
" '7 m.op.i uihij a "lr
astrous circumstance was canned at i
riim.i pn..in.. nc tv...n t.. ..i....
w l, , n.rK,t. a. A t.,.: -
criminal neglect of this character should
be reported to the proper authorities.
that more regard for the public's safety
to bo closed, has been received by the
.i.i.it.
tor official h i,.ad a
effect that the bank will be able to pay
more than 60 cents on the dollar. This
statement is made on the findings in
the report which chow that while the
bank's liabilities are over 2o0,000, it
hold securities which are negotiable for
more than $130,000, in addition to which
there are other seen ri ties which it is
believed will ultimately prove to be more
or less valuable asseta. As no move has
been made towards appointing a re
ceiver, it is evident that the bank is to
continue nnder the direct management
of the controller of the currency, which
will probably be just as satisfactory to
the creditors.
Laht month the United
Btate sold '
abroad $49,000X00 more than it dui-
clmeil in foreign countries, which i a !
neitt little biilume in our favor, aver-
aging l,67,O0O for every day in March. J
RATE WAR IS SOON TO END
OHMKU K AUICS BY KXlh .NI
UOAT AltK HbSTOlttai).
Higher Fare and Better Service will
Sew be the Order.
The Astoria rate war ha been called
off. Last Monday the representatives
of the various lines, who had preio.nly
held several conferences, reached an
agreement as to freight and passenger
rates, to go into effect tomorrow, June 1.
It i asaeited on all sides that the ex
ceedincly cheap rates which have pre
vailed between i'ortland aud Astoria and
seaside points will never be known again
mid that all the lines will hereafter charge
a living and reasonable rate. By rail
(he fare to Astoria from Portland will be
$2 for a single trip, or f.'l for the round
trip. Ou all steamers it will be 1.7o for
a single trip aud 12.50 tor a round trip.
To Htiaside.Oearhart Park. Long Beach
and Mahcotta the fare will be H for the
round trip, either by rail or steamer un
til Peptemher 15th, when it will probably
be increased. Anarrangemeuthasbeen
entered into whereby the tickets to these
point will be interchangeable, and tan
be used either on cars or steamer. Fares
between Portland and Astoria and inter
mediate points will also be adjusted ac
cording to the figures herewith given.
The partiea to the agreement are the
Astoria A Columbia River Railway
Company, the Oregon Railroad Navi
gation Company, the Columbia & Puget
ound Navigation Company and the
Vancouver Transportation Company,
and these companies practically control
all the route oi travel Between l ori
land, Astoria ami the beaches. Until
late last summer the Ilwaco Railway A
Navigation Company was a party to the
light, but this property, after the close
of the seaside season, was bought by the
O. R. & S.
Nothlag Like Trying.
Everyone who has tested the truth
fulness of the advertisements of John
Dellar's store, on the corner of First and
Yamhiil streets, has admitted that ours
U a money-saving proposition to every
purchiiKer. Whether in men's or bovs'
clothing, or in men's, ladies' or child
i en's shoes, of which he carries a com
plete stock. It is surprising to see
men's suits, all wool cheviots, uiaiked
7.60 and 110. Hoy' stilts, from I.S6
to H.6t), as good as other stores charge
$1 more for. Men's and ladte' shoes,
20 per cent less than any other Mores'
prices. Special line of boys' satin calf
shoes. e are out ot the small turs,
but we still have sues from Sls to 6t
for 05 cents.
Railroad Fight la Sight.
Astoria, May 29. A big tight will be
on in Clatsop and Tillamook enmities
between the Southern Pacific and North
era Pacitic railroads for control of the
timber industry. It developed today
that the .Northern 1'acihc has had a sur
veying crew of thirty men at work, under
the direction ol U. tt. feck, chiel engi
neer of the Chicago, Burlington A
Otiincv svstem, surveying a route from
Scappooee to New Astoria. Two lines
are contemplated, one running to the
month of the Nehalem, and the other
to New Astoria, with the terminal at
the latter poiut. It is expected that the
crew will rencti tins city in tour weeks,
and active construction work will begin
within six weeks. A millionaire Wis
consin lumberman, who was in the city
recently, will build a large sawmill at
New Astoria.
A Large Mill at Tengae Point-
Abtobia, Or., May 29. A. B. Ham
mond todav mane a formal cash offer of
$10,000 to the Tongue Point Company
for what is known as the Tongue Point
mill site, consisting of about 200 acres
of land and water fronts ire. tn his
proposition he agreed, if the offer was
accepted, to begin the construction ou
the property within sixty dava of a saw
mill to coat not less than 200,000, and
with a rapacity of not less than 10,000
feet of lumber per day. The members
of the company decided to accept Mr.
Hammond s otter lor the property,
providing the citizens will giye them
of $10,000. A special meeting of the
Astoria Progressive Commercial Asso
ciation waa held this evening, and a
committee nf nine appointed to raise
the subsidy. About $2000 worth of the
property baa already been subscribed,
and the commit
committee expects to secure the
remainder tomorrow.
HessUa Fly In Wheat.
and destroy the stalk.
Many farmers are plowing np their
fields and putting in -potatoes and oats.
Mr. Billion took home a bunch of stalks.
Near the roots of nearly every stalk is a
deposit of the eggs, and in the little
uuntti mere uitiei oe iw,to exK.
""" '"e.i, well aiiowu mruurr.
told Mr. Billion that the pest ha in
fested the wheat fields of that county
for the past fifteen years, but never so
itpinii.p1m now
,f. ,"' ' Jv, xiliii
atiacaeo. nr. tllli
jw. uniy the wheat is
Billion did not learn
whether the depredations had extended
into Yamhill county, or not, as his trip
was confined to Washington county.
what to do to exterminate the pest.
Reuben Kew Notes.
Born : May 22, to the wife of R. Van
dacar, a ton.
Mr. J. T. Johnson, of Portland, vis
ited her sister, Mrs, mil Wosser, last
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Butler visited in
Portland last Thursday.
R. L. Kenny returned Katurday from
a few days outing on Lewis river.
Mrs. W. A. Hampton and children are
visiting relatives at Hoi brook this week.
Lon E in mo ns, of Vernonia, is visiting
here this week.
Miss Louise Morel visited her mother,
Mr. Hires, out on Tide creek, Saturday,
George Snyder and wife and Mr. A.
Wiie visited Portland the latter part of
last week.
Mr. James McNaughton and Mr. T.
C. Watt attended Eastern 8lar chapter
at St. Helen Saturday evening.
8. C. Hoadley, of Portland, Is visiting
hi daughter, Mr. Wasser, this week,
Otis Bnrbee, of Castle Roc, is spend
ing the week with his brother.
Jennie Foster Virgie Nichols circulated
a subscription paper lat wct-k to raise
lunds to nay a nag lor tne lie noon scnoot
house,
They stiiicecded in raising i).0i.
and J. M. Lindsay went to Portland
Tuesday to get the (lag.
Real EsUte Transfers.
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w,, ml, lt ii, r &,,,... ... ..... 100
A CrutiM a.u.1 nil.' lo Uolumuht LokhIum;
i.t i.U mm ii. In 1 u. r J ft . . . .
1 M
i U Ihmii mill i(! to j XV utee,
nl. o(
up t.' mc Jl. It, ? a. r S w. h,Ma & Actva ... 10Q0 00
I (on unit wllv ni O K n tuulerl y, 'o
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tola ft, S, 7 suit S, tilk 1, Ksui, unit o(
nw'j, 1, ti in. r 4 w,, . ., .
C It Joi. mid wits lo V K JoUM, IS
cre tu tw W.ip S n, r i w
t Loiiltey sml wlfv lo i U Dnllo, uu'j
li ti n, r ft w
M Mm lutF mut g ("hrt-lUn, lot! 1,
a 10, It, I'i, blk lt,.blk ,Uml lots tuu.
. Wk , Neor city
3 K KIwrtiin and wtto u 1 Vu l)un,
woe
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J 8 liliiPunK.ii by U Klltlnlo A Klinr, wU'
ot ami Urn 1 and 4, M, ti S li.
rit vr,xeontor'adHHt , , KJt) 00
Xru-rirTtu Kat wttwin, p1,' ol uw4, m)i
ol rip,. tH ti, I 4 n, r6r lriO 00
R Biutor and utile In L Vpi, ol tttot
ot nw.'i, ut, at swa, v . t 4 n,
ri w 3X 00
H l VanMariPoiit and wlfv lo I. H Hlce,
a Mnl ol hunt In ut iiwli, ea 84,
tp&n.rsw 50 00
K M ami K Wniu tu W T Watts, a ar-
1 n( land in Wati claim , 1 00
J Wnilwru lo If rurlln, ao acroi la swli
27, If 7 n, r4 w 900 tO
Q K Woiulfrly to M K HI ft. lot. , and tt,
blkST. MwH-k'ia.ldtu Kahilr 100 0U
V H lo M l.ldpn, pauot. tiauie III Nil
JohttHon, patent. ...,,,,
Spain will be asked to pay 15,000,000
to the families and friends of the men
who wr killed in the Maine. If (.ieo.
IHwey ia intrusted with the collection
of the bill lhare is no doubt but that it
will be paid without protest.
Katica tf final Sittfomitt.
NOTtPK I HKRKbT OIVKN THAT TIIK
iiii.lrHirnil adiiilnUtrnlor of lha anlale nl
aptij, K. Ner, dereaniKt, hna tiled la the ortlc ot
the county elork (or t olumhia couiity. Hut ol
Omiriin. bin fltial report, and account ot hi. atd
aihiilnlttratltiu ot aitld e.-lale, and that Monday,
June tba 3rd, at the hnurof 10a.m., baa been
nxed by the Court for the hearing ot eatd report
and account, and ot objection thereto, and (or
thewtileaient ihervof. K. K. Ut'tl'K,
administrator ot the estate ol Ben, t. Nrde
ceaw.1. mS-mill
HOTICe TO CREDITORS.
Iu the County Court ol the Sute ol Oregon, for
Columbia County.
In the matter of the estate ot f. 0. Mlllrr, de
ceased. JOI ICK IBHBilEBY GIVEN THAT TIIK UN-
derslvued baa been dulv arootnteil admin
Utrator of the estate ol K. o. Miller, derease.,
ami has unalitled assiieh. and that alt pernio
havlna claims airaltist said astale are hertliv re
quired to present the same to me, whit proper
vouonrr. at my omce in uie etiy ol Pi. tteiviis,
Ororon, within six mouths from thedate el this
noiice. K. E. uflcK.
Administrator ol the eiitate of F. t. slitter.
deceased, listed May 10, twit. mlOI7
NOTICE EOS PUBLICATION.
Department of Ihe Interior.
LiukI OUH1) at Urvgtm O'y, Oregon.
M..V IN. liMl.
N
TOTICK fit UKRKHY tilVKX THAT TIIK
1 f'))lovTinT Usimcd ritStr hd H1m1 uotir of
hti tnteiHitin to mi&ke flnul mh1 In attptrt uf
hUctftiui. mid tbtUitttM proof wltt le inmle im
ortth? RegKtir and Kecelvvr. at Ure-fuu Clljr,
Orvjrou, oq July 11, lwl, vijt:
I!omtMMl itry Mo. WSJA for wltt ns4 of n&i.
qI le'i ul nt4, ctta l. tp $ OMttti, rfvH
WMt. A btiuttv lite fnUowinst wtUimwH lo
lrov hi ennunuous rettuenr tttv.ii ruii rulti
vutioit nf ait IaimI, vli: JuHim H. Cramer. Ja
cob Millar, t hnr.t llanoo aud Jeph MtUr,a.l
Of MtmuUainddltf Oretftin.
m24iM t:U.a B. MOOKKS, hegUtcr.
HOTICe TO CREDITORS.
In the CoantY Court of ih State of Orofon, In
lift for t'utumbla conn'y.
n th muticr of (hawsuteof llanry C. Qraxv
IIKRKBY GIVEN'. BY THE UN-
dcMtmefi miuiinltrittr of the eaie ut
Hmiry C. jrHstff. oaceiuetl. witu wilt annex!
To the eretliiore of n all peratma bavtait
cltiim aKafnwt the Mid deeeasil, to prroertt
thtsm with the DwirT voucher, to him. at
the law omce of Meara. IMIJanl Day, in St.
Helena. Orem. the Mine betiii the llaca ttted
hy the tin-Ientltrnei for the inHMutton of the
buineM ot aam estate, wtthtii tlx moot ha irum
the date hereof. IsKAKL H. tiRAHQ.
Adinliitxtraiorof the et(e jf Het.rj t'. iiratqc,
deceased, with will annexed.
Dtllard 4 Ihty, atloroeya for dmlnlatrator.
who wui anuexe-j, iuif-ji
NOTICE FORUBLICATION.
Dppartinpnt ol the Interior.
La ii orrtca itOtiwii city. Oa.
April anth, MM.
MO TICK 18 HEREBY GIVK.S THAT TIIK
' luliowliis-niuuad M-ttlor has tllU uotirs of
his Ititentinn ui make final priMil in support of
nis cmint, and mat urn proof will DC utaaa d
Un Ihe eotinty clerk ol Cotumhla couuty.at St.
Heleus, Ongoa, on June Sta, ltil, vlx:
ISAAC T. WILSON,
Homestead entry Ko. It, its, for the te'-i of sec
tion S, ip 4 north, ratiff i west. H nsmea (he
foltwltig wittiesses tti orove his oontlatiuus res
iilenre tipfin and cultivation ol salt! land, viz:
J. a. Faxou and tinst Anderson.ol Yankton. Or
pit .u. and Julius Plotter awl Andrew Kunow
ki, of V alter, Oretrou.
mU CH As. R. UOOREH. Beglster.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department ol the Interior.
Laao urma at Oaaaox Uirr. 0
April 'JO, mi,
VTOTirB M HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IV follovrliiK'iiamed settler has tiled notice ol
his Intention lo make final proof in supoort of
his elaiin, and thsi said proof will lie niada be
fore the Ketttxiei and Receiver, at Oretjon Cltr,
Oregon, on June U, I'jOI, vis:
ADDISON . HOTCHRI88,
Homestead entry So. 11,472, for Ihe m of sec
tion 34, ip 4 north, range 4 wast, lie names the
Mtowrfuic wltueise to prove his continuous res
idence upon and cultivation of asld land, vis:
Sore ii Jepprson, Peter llorrman, Charlie 0. Nel
son, and Allrt Thivlcwe. all of Uaeona, Ore
gou. a'JSmSl CHAli. il. MOOREH. Register.
BLACK PERCHERON STALLION
"LAFAYETTE"
Will make the season of 1001
as follows:
Warren Nooit'l Plate) Monday
Phillip' Station, Wath. Co. Saturday
At Horn All other daui
fCPIOHCE Ot Pat tr LAFAVITTE:
Pemhemn mare. Sophie. IW) (-) fosled IKK2.
lmtmrted vvilt. Got by Narboue, 777 (KtH), lie by
Brllliitnt (IKKI), 7,rt: he by C(v;o II, 711; he by
Vnex Chnlin,"13; he by Coro7i2; be by Mlgnon,
71 r; he by Jesn-le-Blsnce, T V, a direct dexwnd
ant ol Kalipola, litiir.rted Arab thai stchhI at
Pime, lMtt), (see olhclal report and history of
Percheron race, by Chus. Uu Usys, master of
horse under Neleon 111).
tiain Rosalia. Sausouet: he by Brilliant, IXItt;
he by Coco 11, 714; he by Vtiex Cliaslln, 713; he
by Coco, 712; he by Mlxnon, 715; he by Jean-le-
uianee, etc etc., uaiu oi naroone, in, moo
elou by lAvIrl 1,711; ha br Vues Cha.lin, 71.1;
by Coco 712, by Miiinon 71.1, by Jean le-Blauce,
JW, etc., etc., dun ol llrlllluut. low; RoMitta by
Una. s stallion belonging to the French govern
ment. 1
fitsoia Bkbvick , $ 4.00
BythkHeahon.., 7.00
Ihsubakce 10.00
J. JOHNSON,
Owner ami Manager, Mcappoohe, Ohk.
Reopened tojhe Public
Oriental Hotel.
EUGENE I5LAKESLEY, : Proprlotor.
ST. HELENS.
Board by Day, Week or Month
At Kkasokablk Fioubk.
Visitors inet at steamer landings and
guests bagitage I'xiktfd after,
THE OLD STAND
ST. HELENS, ; f t)BEOON.
Warren Hipcnliigii,
MlUarmtt Lynch will $mni a few
wet'kl at the tlotitn'iiian inriti.
JU.'k f)iiur. of Poitlitml, vlsltetl
with hta parents at this place a few tly
last week,
Mrs. Cora Unit and Mr. Fred Hawk
ins, of t'ortlniul, have been HiHllng a
few uay with relative here.
Children's Day exercises will be held
at the M. K. church next Bumlay after
noon during the Kunday school Hour.
A social dauce will be given at the
school house hall this (rriany) evening
Kvurybody cordially tuvited to attend
IHvlna aervU will be hold at the
Evangelical church next Sunday mom
lug at 11 !W) a. m. and 8:1X1 p. tu., by
Rev, Hallantye.
Services were held at the M. E. church
last Sunday evening by Kev. fc'airchild.
8icial uieetiiig will IwlieM every even
ing next week. Everybody Invited.
Mrs. Thomas Isbliter, who ha beau
pending the past two months in Port
land, returmul home last Tuesday, ac
companied by her little son, Uoderkk.
Mr. C. VV. Adams and wife wore In
attendance at tha Htato Urange Conven
tion held at Albany this wt efc. a dulu
gate from Vail grangs Ho. IjlM, ot this
place.
Mr. E. Hall returned home again from
Kansas last Tuesday morning. U y
tht're is no plare like Ort'gon. From
what we cau learn it la his intention to
locate once more in our vicinity.
A grand entertainment was given at
the school house hall lat Fridtiv even
ing by a traveling company. Tb play
was entitled "'Four 1'rtiK-wi," and was
very comical. A large crowd attended.
ltnware of a Cough.
A cough Is not a disease but a symp
tom. v Consumption and broiu'liiti.
which are Ihe Duat dangerous and fatal
diseases, havd for their first Indication
a persistent cough, aud If properly
treated as soon as this cough appear
are easily cured. Chamberlain's Cough
Ueiiifdy has proven wouderfully sue
eel's tut, and ginned its wide reputation
aud extensive sale by it auueess in cur
ing the diseases which cause roughing.
If it is not I win' tic ia I it will not cost you
a cent. For sale at Ihe 8t. Helens Phar
macy. OABTORIA
Besntht yelM Kiatl Vtw Hav Wwaya ftgsgst
llalliii. f o rhm Hhwi
Bigaatar
r
Estray Sollre.
Straved from niv preiuinc on Milton
creek, two hnrevs, one two-year-old stal
lion, three white feet, white star In face,
dark bay rnlnr; sorel, blase face, light
mane ami light tan, buna in rigtiteya.
PU.u .u.,.,1 ..ttPntHiiiin Ia
Chas. Wallib, llcniUon, Oregon.
Biliousness ia a condition character
lied by a disturbance of the digestive
organs. The stomach i debilitated, the
liver torpid, the bowels constipated.
There is a loathing of food, pains in the
bowels, diziineee, coated tongue and
vomiting, first of the undigested or
partly digested food and then ot bile.
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
lets allay the disturbances of the stom
ach and create a healthy appetite. They
also tone np the liver to a healthy action
and regulate the bowel. Try them and
you are certain to be much pleased with
the result. For sale at the Ht, iluleu
Pharmacy.
CASTOR I A
For Zaliuita and Children.
Uta Kind Yea Kan Always BssgM
Bear tha
Signature
Sanday School issecUtioa.
The Sunday School Association of
Columbia County meets at Bcappoose
June 19th and 20th.
"The constituency of the association
hall consist of the pastor of the vari
ous churches, the superintendents, and
two delegates from each school in the
connty." Article 4 of constitution.
Delegates and others intending to be
present should notify Mr. 1). Price, of
Scappooee, chairman of committee on
entertainment. C. E. PiiiLimooK.
Question Answered.
Yes, August Flower still ha the
largest sale of any medicine in the civ
ilized world. Your mothers' and grand
mothers' never thought of using any
thing else for indigestion or biliousness.
iJoctors were sesree, and they seldom
heard of appendicitis, nervous prostra
tion or heart failure, etc. They used
August Flower to clean out the system
and stop fermentation of undigested
food, regulate the action of the liver,
stimulate the nervou ami organic action
of the system, and that I all they took
when feeling dull and bad with head
ache and other aches. You only need
a few dose ot Green's August Flower,
in liquid form, to make yon satisfied
there is nothing serious the matter with
you. Oet Ureen's Prize Almanac.
"It is with a good deal of pleasure and
satisfaction that I recommend Chamber
lain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy." says Druggist A. W. Sawtclie.
of Hartford, Conn. "A lady customer,
seeing the remedy exposed for sale on
my show case, said to me : 'I really be
lieve that medicine saved my life the
past summer while at the shore,' and
she became so enthusiastic over its
merits that I at once made up my mind
to recommend it in the future. Re
cently a gentleman came into my store
so overcome with eolic pains that be
sank at once to the floor. I gave him a
dose of this remedy which helped him.
I repented the dose and in fifteen min
utes he left mv store smilingly inform
ing me Hint he felt as well as ever.
Sold at the St. Helens Pharmacy.
The April decrease in the public debt
was 4,3II7,653. Once more the interest-
bearing lie lit Is la-low 11.000.000.000.
standing at im5,3M),380. Paying off the
national deut la a confirmed republican
habit,
Try the new remedy for costivenoss,
Chamberlain' Htomach and Liver Tab
lets. .Every box guaranteed. Price 25
cents. For sale at the St. Helen Phar
macy.
OABTOni,
Beuitk
j ins Kim Yt
Tlx King Vo Haw timm DotgM
tigsatan
of
The least in quantity and most in
quality describes DeW'itt' Littla Early
Jtisurs, the fuinou pills for uonatipatioit
and liver complaint. ot sale hy N. A,
Pcny, Houlton.
CSjBUBPCnXlXA..
Bsarstb The Kind Hm Han Uwm Bouidit
Kl" I
1
. - ... . , n .', . iijf?-ffll!fWiTtTTll
AVi'CctaUc Preparation for As
similating BscFoodumlRediilii-
unr the stomachs anduowviia or
o
rromotfs DigrstlonChcer fur
neas and ItosiContalns m-l'ticr
0iUim.Mor2une nor rlkiriaL
Nor NAHO OTIC.
AsWUsW-
!i&t,pjm..-
Apcrffct Remedy forConsDp
flun, Sour Stomach. Diarriaiea
Worms .Convulsions .Fcwnsh
nrss twd Loss OF SLEEP.
facSuraW Signalur of
VEW YDHK.
Stanwood & Sherman Bros.
-HANifAiwaaaa nr- -
Lumber
,
Bridge Timbars and
, Ties a Specialty.
We mannfaoliir nnl-olasa roush luwbsr
for all ut-m lor lh trail, which
salt at a luwl tvaaunalila Hur.
Dimension Lnml)cr.
Price at the Mill. $5 Per M.
YANKTON, OltlCUON.
KtrTARI.lMllKl)
...im
JOHN A. BECK
DlvAl.Klt IS
Watcbes, Diamonds, Silverware,
...JEWELRY,,..
Repairing a Specialty.
30TNrrlsimN. Bel. fronl A first, POKTI.a VD
Steamer JOSEPH KELLOGG
Laarss f ortlaml on Tumlar. Thnradar and Sat
unlnr al J a. m. tut
St. Hlem, Kalama, Carroll' i Point. Rainier
and Kelio,
Arrlvln al Purllaml Miitiday, Woil
ntwlnjr ami Kndaf al t p. at.
Whs Iih of Salmon Ht II. ilot.ll AM, Afnt.
Geo. L. Perrine,
....Contractor....
BRICK MASON AND PLASTERER
House-liaising, Etc.
Estimates furnished on application. All
work guaranteed.
CI.ATXKAMK, ! ; : OHFtIO?!,
w. 0. Movaa.
T. WAI.LAt K.
. THE . . j
St. Helens Hotel
VVallais a Moves, Paors.,
Is Again Open to the Public. '
Meal Served on Short Notice.
Bed 2d Cents, Meal 25 Cents.
FEED BARN IN CONNECTION. HORSES
TO HAY 10 CENTS.
St. Hsi.cn, : . OaaooM.
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tXACTeofrorwwAPfc-t. J j U UUUL li
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lilies. II jom cniitatnplst Intfin ianil or loaning money oa rral-
o.isie sraiintr. ta tin man s wnnl, but Insist umiii tunwiiif was.
th riM-unl shims rosarilins ths tills. An Abstract Is as ssntisl ss
ailfwl. lu.laton liavltiir It. Ws hav ths only Hit nf nlialist
bunks In tho county. All work immitly txocutml anil satisfaction
guaranteed. II tint hars proinnnr ti Insureglvsus call Ws
srriiis lor ths lwl Hre Insurant- ooniinls la Ihs wiirM. If lta
havs pruiMrly for sals list It with us and w will Dud s buyer.
!IU MlWAVSUs VjMi WW
fij Main Street
1 THE NEW YORK STORE
- '"...
fe IS OFFERING GREAT BARGAINS IN
ir. '
-Clothing-
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Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots, Shoes, lite.
p Cooper Building Main Street, St. Helens, Oregon.
For Infsmts ftTir! CMltfren.
Tha Yen lm
Always CoL'sht
Boars tho
Signaturo
In
Uso
For Over
Thirty Years
MEAT I MEAT I MEAT I
AT TIIK- ' ' ,.
City Market
Br. IlKtaaa, OaaooM
LINDSAY & MORTOK, MCP'S.
.-ukaikb ia-
Fresh and Salt Meat j
City trade, lugging campa, steam
boat antl railroad camps
supplied.
oaiiKKS ru.uti) oa snost moth s.
ul . ..11 w. ..1 .mi i. .j M.. m
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orniii Liuiiicif
CAFE
ST. HELENS, ... OREGON
fi NEW PLACE.
If voa wsni soinpihlm smvi In th
llitaul hl.iy iry
SHAV'QMALT
Only lh bsl ol-
Liprnai Cigar. Kept la Stost
OflN "ROM A, M. TO
k IS OOLOOK MIONIOKT.
tttfi rouTt.A"io. ttaitT.
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"America"
Willa'iett Slongh Route
UavoKt. Helen,... fl :!J0 A M
Arrive at Portland. .10.30 A M
Leave Portland ..... 2:30 I'M
Arrive at Ht. Helen. 6:00 P M
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rariirtls ailrl ihiivi wliul th. nuiMlH In mUHim! Ul IsllS
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