The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913, November 28, 1902, Image 3

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    Mitchell states what he know to be
alter falsehood when he states that
i with the Pittsburg Bentinal reduced
it price of printing Him county court
kopeedln; frotn 1 to nothing. When
writer was formerly employed in the
jhT, thi paper did the work for nolli-
. Afterward the legislature allowed
rlaiu county paper H small rata for
.'h (or printing tliu proitwdiugs. The
-iter, nisi) is credibly Informed tlmt the
itcholl crowd offered to priut the pro
mliiigs fur olio year (or uothlng In ordur
get the Job, and nt the end of tha
A ur compelled the county court to foot
in hill. Thi Is the wny the price wan
diicej froir 1 to nothing.
U-ivt4 Bieerha granted a pardon
: Ins. Aritrt Duraud, who ha been
V.'vii .P'l5.r auntence in the min-
ir nt
,15-vear untcnce in the pen
for forgery. Durand tti the
fnl mallilfM lit fl,M Tltimiwl
ft Capany in 1'urtlaud, and nt ttio
i''n '"n' ',,ri"j """u
Situ lif.feiiffurt to ave hl company
from fuilnf flu lias served lens than
ii yeartods ti mo.
For the &t time in the history of
I Oregon an Ittur uf a newspaper parade
i n protearf religion before the public,
and tiifltt (ml u moral man he i. Is
lurofcssdl liuioii the stock in trade of
lie KaiPr Uasnite? The Pharisees In
: loud on tha streets,
, who followed Christ
Two Men Asuh, i n Hefrlgcralor
Coroner Dal ton received a dispatch
from Uobla yesterday after noon thn a
man was found dead in a bo car. Ac
companied by Ir. II. K. Cliff he wnt
loOobla on 'the stesiner lralda. The
coroner' jury returned a verdict of
death by accidental asphyxiation. Let
ters found on the clothe of the dead
man Indicated that III name was John
Hnlllvan, ami he was about :I8 year old.
Hullivan and another man, who gave his
name a Joe Murphy, entered a refriger
ator car on the switch at Uobla Monday,
and built a coal fire in a tin can, after
closing the door of the car, both fell
axieep. When discovered yesterday
morning Hullivan was dead anil Murphy
barely alive. In fact, he il now a wreck.
After the inquest was concluded last
niirht. (iooriw 8. Foster, ait old resident
of Goblo, received a slight scalp wound
iroui ute aeciueniui uiscuarge 01 a re
volver in hi own hands.
ie KHiJr tiaelto'
leu tli.) prayed
fcl Ju$!Ienriot,
f
' week announces bis po
V week's issue of the
. vocn the line it
raft "Anything
f thai he sull
ied Hlntes ren
dld he turn over
-T .
de to tliu people
ioral!y binding as
More a notary
t the printing in
t liecu let to the
rdmiie witli the
I igln'Hf regard for
; who are trying to
' iiit people who use
'.a for l liuir misdoings
CEDAR GROVE
Uiltv llivtiiw and W-lev Duke are
working at King' mill Orville
Young commenced' work Mondav for
John Lindhurg . . . Mrs. Hodorstrou m
and children visited WR. Holmes fam
ily iBHt Hunilay There was a good
uHjinrliMa nt- Klinitnv school IasI Allll-
day, and it Is hoiied the people will at
tend nae mai an winter rmu
eom, wife and child visited Knuday with
Her parents air. anu rars. rving m.
I V.tiinif anil hid ln liLt.lt, Ihivs. War
ren and Melville visited relative in
Portland last week. . . . . . I he people ot
C'vdar drove will meet at the school
Lilian ThanbuLftvinir ditv and imt nn a
shed 10x30 leet, for the accommodation
of their horses when they attend grange,
church or Sunday school. That la, when
the people attend, not the horsas, and
the shed will be 80 feet long not 80 feet
high ....A basket diniiea will lie
served in the school house, after which
an hour's entertainment of recitations
and song' will be given by the pupi's
and teacher of the) school Several
persons in this neighborhood have in
sured their property in the Urange
Insurance Company, the safest and at
the same time the cheapest insurance
company In the state. .Neighbor, join
the grange.
VERNONIA
Mr. Adam is recovering from his In-
inrie . . .John Baker is blasting stumps
(or John Adam John Vanbhirieon
1. I., m.wl lr,l l'.irtllllld W. P.
Tucker, who has boon carrying the mail
tor t.ie past 40 mouins, iihh naiuieu hi
his resignation to ti. W. Hice, and left
.. 'C. ,l...l, l.ini-nln cniiiit.v. I In will
visit his sister, Mrs. Al Robinson at St.
Helens (or a lew days l lie snooi-
ing match that it i to he given is now
all the talk. . . .Dow took a lot of butter
to lloiilton : The Pittsburg sawmill
is running in full blast .... .Hchool is
doing tine The shingle mill has
shut down for a few days A. H.
Mathew has returned to the valley.
lUMBIA city
K lliimgurdner expects to move
".rn to Peer isinno
..f , I II.. Puinlnr H fW flllVS
oveo ins huh" -- -
1 uro where ho ts woi-King in a sewim,,.. , .
John tirennhagou expects to ni'f m
pjf Ilwaiv Jit the spring ...John Harris
is feeling under the weather just now. . .
Our school is progressing, and will close
in a few dnvs, the scholars are learning
fast, lis thev have a goes! and reliable
teacher. . . . We hear that Mr. Vivian
expecting to leave us and go to iMigland
again . ..CallatW.O. Hnmganlner'
and trv vour luck on pwe baking
powder'.. ' lively capital prireandother
nice prixes, 60 cents a can.
HUDSON
The carpenter are at work on the new
grange hall... ...A. ti. llnggio made
rlying trip to Oregon City Moudny .....
Karl liausnr is diggim; his pnliiloe, and
they are dandies . . . Yeon, I'eltmi A Co.
are running two engines on the roa-J.nnd
are putting in about 6()0 logs a day.
A little granger arrived at thu home of
Arthur liaggin Monday, weight !'
pounds, mother and child doing well . . .
Robert Hall was in Portland vii-iting
friends last week ...John Kherin j
back working for Yeon I'elton Co ,.
Robert lvelac is fixing the road up
the mountain. Hob is all right
lieaver Valley Grange 30ti, meets Sat
urday evening Nov. 2M, and every two
weeks after until further notice Mrs.
fra 1'archer who was takuu to a Port
land hospital is improving ploivly
Miss Cora Morton is very sick ... VI i
Barnes has finished her school and came
home Huuday ..'-.Arthur Moiyaii was
taken ton Portlaud hospital Tuesday.
He is very sick with typhoid fevur.
Jumped on a Ten Penny Nail.
The little daughter of Mr. J. JS. Powell
jumped on an inverted rake miide of ten
penney naile, and thrust one nail en
tirely through her fnit and a sin ond one
half way through. Chamberlain's Pain
Balm was promptly applied ami live
minute later the pain hud diaptsard
and no more mt (faring was experiere .1.
In three days the child was wearing her
shoe as usual and with abaolucly no
discomfort. Mr. Powell is a wellknown
merchant of Forkland, a. Pain lialiii
is an antiseptic and heals such injuries
without iaturation and in one-third
the time required by the usual treat
ment. For wile by Kdwin Hess lirug-
gist. . ;
Classified Advertisements
STRAY KUKKOM THE KAUM Uh 0
L. Ayre, near Yankton, n dark led, year
ling hull, marked, branded anddelioined
Branded on the left hip"L A"niurked
with crop and split in the left ear and
hole in the right. Any information will
be-gl adly received by C. L. Ayres at
Yankton, who will pay reward.
Fob Salk The cordwood limber on
100 acre of land. Call on or address
. W. PKRRY, Hmilton, Or.
WANTED Men to clear land ready
for the plow, by the ace. Either large
or small contracts let. Apply to John
John Johnson, Scnppoose.
KHTAHl.lxUhn
....UHK
JOHN A. BECK
DKAI.IK IN
Watches, Diamonds, Silverware,
...JEWELRY,...
Itepairing a Specialty.
Morrlm.u Bt. lie. Front 4 First. PORTLAND
CKND FIVE CENTS TO ALBERT
O To.ler, Portland, Oregon, for Clats
kanie Precinet directory.
Owl Saloon
BRINN BOTH MBS, PMPRUTOHS ,
Ouly tli best ot
Liprs and Cijrars Kept in Stock
CYRUS KOBLE
A Hi thT popHltkr brnndrt ol whiRkk 1
aiwnjfH ui mot.
, WEINHARD'S BEER
on drsaKbt. .
"Ton Benton" Cigars.
) All tas lalsst nrwvpiTiii1 other i,op-
Uidsr fii-rtiiUosli,.
BEND 15 CEJITS TO ALBERT TOZ
ier, Portland Oregon, for the names of
voter in Apiary, Auburn, Beaver Falls,
Qoble, Marshland, Nehalem, Oak Point
precincts: Complete list of Columbia
county for 36 cents.