The Oregon mist., May 18, 1906, Image 2

OREGON MIST
STAND TOGETHER.
Entered at the Postoffice at St. Helen.,
Oregon, second-class mail matter.
Issued Every Friday By
K. H. FLAGG.
Editor and Froprirtor.
tnonuis ;.
LcKal notices 25 cents per line.
FRIDAY. May 18,1900.
For many years the Republicans of Columbia County have
.. v r.? i j rA tn A v de their party.
permitted lacuouai auu psiw-"'" H:.
fnd our democratic opponents, taking advantage of h s tJ
of affairs nave succeeaea iu eicviinjj ----- -- .
lr ic;mant offices. There is no profit in
11 11 III UvJ I Ul Lilt iiiviJfc kv - , . . i .
"uu . . . . vi, fX- t1i?o rntidition. and it IS
, diecussintr as to wno is to uirtuit aw - ,
i. ..n no mscu .?, . . . .l. f....u ic ftn s Je. It must be
(int copy, ran J"", - w. no rirObaDie tnat ail Uic inu.i. up"- -r
six month.. . ......... ......... . ' f rn ali rrue Renublicans that such a condi-
, ,r . . to see tlie strife
turn exisis, anu .n - v:r y now
enaea ana mmy - - S rfnT. - .lection where every
in nomination is uic iui. - r . . ,
voter had an equal chance to register his choice, and, there-
. . i u Mni W nrton all. It we
S Z22& or . 53 a- - A rf. p
bfato each et of A. party
- : . .. s n e tif i i un -1 n it-t l its Lii. v j .- w a .--.
ilie primaries wcic uvi - - , e-i
been; but, the blame for this rests upon those who stayed
away and cannot De urg-u "."V". .... th.
J , r n! miiol nTtrvmcr to nick out tn e
weak spots in the ticket, and to make special efforts to elect
wean .yvia " Vi... ;f rt firrlir for the offices
one or two canaiuutco. 9-- ,
of commissioner, clerk, and representative. Tp ?
hope to succeed except by the votes of oissatisfied Republi
cans, and we trust in this they will be disappointed. The
way to succeed now, anu iu tuc i ui, . tL:-
ii ' tfc tirVer. from United
can to stand Dy every m'"'"1 ; ' j .
States Senatoto Coroner. Nothing has been gained n the
past by the election ot democratic omciais iu "r
nothing will be gained in the future. Under the top
marv an unv.ortny puDiic servi wu vt
naSn? and those wL are elected for their first term this
year will be pretty sure to come as near meeting the people s
ticket, and two years irom uu, f-" : a-'
we will give this county a complete set of Republican offi-
cials. ; Trmr
BEPDBLICAK STATE TICKET
United States Senator:
JONATHAN BOVRNB
Conuresjnian :
W. K. ELUS.
Governor :
JAMES WITHYCOMBE
Secretary ol State :
F. A. BENSON
Treasurer:
GEO. A. STEELE
a TRAINS DAILY a
TO
DULUTH-MINNK.MHH.18
ST. I'AlIL
TH K KAST
The Regular Yellowstone 1'ark Route
Via Livingston and Ganlincr Gateway, the Uovernmcnt Ofliclal
Eutraucc to the rark.
SEASON JUNE I TO SEPT. 20.
SEE EUROPE
IF YOU WILL, BUT
SEE AMERICA FIRST
START RIGHT. SEE
YELOWSTONB PARK
NATURES GREATEST WONDERLAND
PARTICULARS AT 265 MORRISON STRUCT
A. D. CHARLTON
AssUtaul Geucral Passenger Agent
Portland Oregon
5 E.G. QUICK A. m. nuuiun
The Columbia County
ABSTRACT AND TRUST CO.
Superintendent of Public Instruction:
J. H. ACKEKMAN
Attorney General :
A.M. CRAWFORD
State Printer:
WILLIS S. DUSIWAY
DENOUNCES
THE
LIE
DEMOCRATIC
SUtrmeat FtbUshed la Fartlsam Pa
pers QaoUng Nation's Exeen-
Ure a Fmrerinf DemecraUc
dovernor is Vntrae.
Labor Commiaaioer :
O. P HOFF
Read up on the whiskey bill and then
Tote "No." (305 X ho.)
tlCE mo fIRTUE.
(From Sunday's Oregonian)
THE WHITE HOUSE. Washington,
I v,. i liHMiMv Dear bir: 1 ain in rr
I - It . I-.... n th lt inst inclos
1 ine clipping irom me xirgisici , h""'"
in your county, containing the following
1 .1.1..! silrKi tn have been niaae m
I have no very exaiiea opinion v
v nf the Republican party.
... 1 1 believe the re-election of Oregon s
It pains us to hear of the wickedness present Governor will be a good tntug
i p;ka, ! pitizena ol mr th nrnnlr of vour State, ana inui
OI M'Hip."" "".... . . I " ill ininre the ReOUbl
w.inie, whobvthe r Hlesral acta nave ck""j .
- . Mnnirttfin UreffOU
knht mwin themselves the censure oi v"":-' ....u;.-
.h. .ntlpmpn entraeed in the saloon
Unmn in that community. Of the
i.n criminals it is orobable that Hscher
ia the more culpable. It appears that
at the time he was being disciplined by
th Cockney KM be gave utterance to
n.nrpulncs that are wnerally considared
Y,.nnlitP. sMtiiie in too viiorous Anglo-
fiaxon that bis assailanM were noi mi
u:,l ,o.-.l wnerallv found In eood
society. Mr. Jue Krough, wno nappeneu
. ti.u rvnrehensible lanznaee, was
so ehocked by it that he neglected to ap-
" . . . ' 1 . . I .,inln.ilinn in
preuend ine -aia iot vicu.pi....s
' t :,. 1 n. immivliflti.lv nrO
ceeded to the local temple of justice and
aworeonta warrant lor nsner s arrcw
Unfortunately for the prompt adminis
tration of the legal penalty me iu
, nnt Mr. Fisher in such a condition
th.t it w neoeasarv to send him to the
bospital ; but as soon as a is aum
rr he will doubtless be made to unuer-
'tnJ that hereafter be most take his
: -i. withniit remonstrance, re-I u.,1. oainj.fi the lmnression tnai
llUUl.nu"'. " -- jwr.v fe""" r
. , .V.. - -r.lt mna-a ttimcth 1.. r 1 . . ..1. . nAaaihlv have Ct
tneinoenng wi " i Lne i rcsiucin 11.(5.. fw-j - -
' . I. T.. mt-nna enntrflflt With I J .M etr.h a thflt flttributed
mway wrtu. a. . v - imaBwmtfwuwi"'.-.
Nr. f isoer s case i mv 1 to mm.
3rough, whom we must infer from his confident that there must be a mistake
actions to be 8 model oitizen, nr. or misrepresentation somewhere, Air. a.
'-d horrific! at Mr. Fis er sltr ei. . mAitnr nf the Oreiron Mist, at
ruufii r . . , i, a w- o
Un-naire. Bv occupation tie is a ais- St. Helens, wrote to the fresiaeni, en
' n . . nJ i,. MUnm I . . - 1 .' ul.ar the
penser 01 nnia eiinn-io. ''" closing a cupping o"""s
Veara flnvthinir that couia give oneniie nemocratic camoaien manage uavc
to the most fastidious. Rainier is to be claiming. Yesterday he received a
congratulated upon the possession of so jelter frolu yym. Loeb, private secretary
.... ... ... . r t v. I ... . . . 1 u:..
1. mindwl fl pieizkq ujuc lliUUKUi I n the V minenr B teller Ul ucuuii rru.vu
The man Kemp, who by occupation ia appears at the head ol this article.
, Methou.s mm.suir. . CAMPX1CJJ fake k-eix
davnihtUDon the charge of carrying ThU letter, destroying the principal
' . . 1 ..AM n,nnol 1 : m..tav:.1 Tiomarrats have
ponoeaiea weapon, uuu vci caannju .
a 1 r. tn- a. A,umy in vtenu&uon ue 1 tttn iicmtr. and. in xaci. ezixiai un
UI1BU aXJ 1UI axv uv.ua, 1 i nr ' -
You are authorued to say that this
statement is an unqualified talsenooa,
without any foundation whatever in fact.
I Tu r reaiueni nas uui w
nr,c and has not exoressed any opinion
I of any kind or sort abont the Guberna
torial election in uiegju. iu"s 1--for
calling the matter to my attention, 1
Oecicuujr w
I Mr. E. H. Flagg, editor Uregon aiisi, ci.
Helens, Or.
nirect from the White House at AVash
ington comes a plain, fiat, complete de
nial of the claim of Democratic campaign
i h.t President Roosevelt de-
Uirea the re-election of a Uemocraiic
Oovernor in Oregon.
The ..certinn that the I' resident oe-
I sired such a result was made in a cam
dofutnent issued from the Demo-
1 0 .
craic headquarters, and puDhsnea iu
nearly all the Democratic newspapers in
Oregon.
UE IS SHATTERED
From this publication a great many
people gained the impression
loft-Broads
Light and
Suoof
arc mode with
Titles Examined
Abstracts Made
Non-Residsnt Taxes Paid
-n
JOB PRINTING
18 OUR DU3INE88
WK liuve Hitf bf'8t ami mwt
fully muIihmI. lob l'riut-imrOllU-lu(V.luinbUOtmttty
llml v re pr'Pirl to
do all kinds Pnuhni
on short notice una at
most reasonable prices
A TRIAL Will CONVINCE
OREGON MIST
Real Estate
TxvAKS. KTC
BAKING
POWDER
Absolutely Pura
RatWywpptei miybiMto
wltbont IncoBvenlcnc
vtn by perMM
wltb stelleaW
tflscstloa
asMi sNuas rowss so- vaast
VOTE FOR
ELHER T. CONNELL
Regular Republican Nominee for Representative
Herewith pledges himself
if elected to work at all times for the best
Columbia County.
interests of
STATE BANK OF RAINIER
CAPITAL $25,000
rVW Cor VMrf.f.- OUtOOK TRUST 0 iWHOS CO.'
Vt It l-K.ll I'K.N I- ISTKKMT t 1 1 ON T1MK IUCWW ASU lAVIXUi ACCCl'ST.
1MSKIN.1 lloritst AM. VM r U tt-KAV. M-TOir. M.
Oi.'.nrs: C'attitoll I.ci,
-rclWtil; J"lm I'it.litcc. Vir l'real'lcnl: C. 8. Van
Anin r. th!T.
Directors: Carlrton l.rwi. J..)m HbhW, t"rn lllanrhaol,
V.CiHicr Moirw, I'vtij. W. KiV.
STATE BANK OF RAINIER
RAINIER, OREGON
MR. WITHTCOMBES CITIZENSHIP.
Hi Hat tHd th Ripublicaa Ticktt Sitct
Hi Camt of Agt.
SUMMER
SCHOOL
MONHOUTH STATE
NORHAL
June 27 to Augr8 and Aug. 13 to
Sept, 7. . First six weeks devoted to
special preparation for county and
state exams. Regular Nuruinl
subjects and Methods also. Last
four weeks a continuation of Nor
mal instruction aud special atten
tion to Frimarv Methods with
model pupil classes
W i i
jjj FACULTY OF OVER TWENTY $
INSTRUCTORS?
, Iff
JT iff
attempt at deception, is considered by
Oregon politicians the death blow to
Democratic hopes. No longer can they
make their boasted claim to being the
supporters and political friends of the
President. This rebuke to their pre
sumption is expected to put an end to
this feature of the campaign and compel
candidates to come out in
pleaded that his lite had been threatened,
.A that. th man who had assaulted
Tisher confessed that Le had been em
ployed to assault Kemp also; but the
strict constructionists of the law at
Rainier could not admit this as a justi
pcation. They probably held that, as
Jjr. Kemp is a preacher, he should have
ned moral suasion iwhenever he became
convinted that his life was in danger. 1 the open and run as Democrats upon
'He should speak gently to the erring ; Democratic principles and policies
ones and persuade the thugs to substi
tute feather pillows for their sandbags,
or he should wait until after tin assault
was committed and then seek for legal
redrps?. It appears, however, that the
r..a.hr was not even penitent, and
told the city marshal that if he would go
down into the crowd that had "ribbed
him up" to make the arrest he could
reap a harvest of gang and the city of
painler would be greatly enriched there
by. It is also stated that Mr. Kemp,
When he surrendered his gun to the
marshal, requested that officer to afford
him protection for liis life, but t'ae
inarshal understands mat ne is noi psiu
!or protecting every day citizens who de
ire to have the law enforced, but to
protect the interests that furnish the
tsx money that pay, bis salary.
Human Blood Marks.
A tale of horror was told by marks of
human blood in the home of J. V. Wil
?ams. well known merrhant of Bae,
Kv. He writes: "Twenty years sgo 1
Is the Moon Inhabited?
Science has proven that the moon
has an atmosphere, which makes life
in some form possible on that satellite;
but not for human beings, who have a
hard enough time on this earth of ours;
especially those who don't know ttiat
Electric Bitters cure headache, billious-
nees, malaria, chills and fever, jaundice,
dyspepsia, dizziness, torpid liver, kid
ney complaints, general debility snd fe
male weaknesses. Unequalled as a
general tonic and appetizer, for weak
nersons and especially for the aged. It
induces sound sleep. Fully guaranteed
Terry and Graham. Trice only 50c.
I have money to loan on approved
real estate ecurity.
W. H. POWELL,
St Helens, Oregon
A Lucky Foaiuiistresa.
( Mm. Alexander, of Cary, Me.
bad severe hemorrhages of the lungs and : i1B8 found Dr. King's
fuas near death when I brcau taking Dr ! b te , remedy s
Kings'- New Discovery. It completely " .,m.i,
who
New Life Tills to
she ever tried for
keeninir the stomach, liver and bowels
L'U 1 lie I. tin 4 no . . iv . ,.. ! . v
. it . nrp lli-inorrhaues. Chronic in perfect order, it
inns. Settled Cohls ami Bronchitis, ' j; yon try these painless purifiers that
riiuwu v. infuse new life, ouaranteea uy t erry
cured roe and 1 have remained well ever
since
r'nll
and is the only
POBTLAXD, ORE. May 10-To the
Editor : I observe that an effort is being
made on behalf of the Democratic oppo
sition to my election as Governor to
show that I resided in Oregon for 17
years before I became a citizen.
1 will state the facts to that the public
may understand for all time bow utterly
baseless and unjust this particular fabri
cation is, and how easily confuted by
the simple truth.
I was born near Plymouth, England,
March 21, 1864. My father, Thomas
Withvcombe. my mother, Mary Ann
Withycombe, my three brothers, John,
Thomas and Phillip, my sister Mary and
mvself. constituting the entire Withy
combe family, came to Oregon in 1871
to become uermanent residents ana
American citizens. Shorly after his ar
rival, my father, Thomas Withycombe,
declared his intention of becoming an
American citizen. I was then 17 years
of age, and I was informed that the act
of mv father naturalized all the minor
members of the family. Deeming my
self an American citizen I voted for
Eutherford B. Hayes for President in
1876. and I have ever since that time
discharged with good conscience and to
the best of mr ability my full duties as
a loyal citizen of the great American re
public. About 1888. question was
raised as to whether Thomas H. Tongue,
then a candidate for United States hen'
otnr who was born In Enieland and
came to this country under circum
stances similar to mine, was in fact
qualified American citizen! It occurred
to me then that possibly my own natur
alization had not been regular, and tn
mv crreat anxietv and desire to possess an
absolutely unclouded title to my Amer
ican citizenship I wei t lfore Judge
Deady and formally took out naturaliza
tion pupers. I think that there never
was a question that from the time
my father became a citizen I was myself
a citizen. But I simply made assurance
doubly sure. That is all there is to it. If
I was not a citizen, I beg to say to all
Democratic gentlemen who are so much
concerned about my nativity, after my
38 vean of continuous residence in Ore-
.,nn ilmt. T will waive the statute of
limitations and will submit to prosecu
tiou and trial for having cast an illegal
vote for the Republican ticket in 1876,
ami at cvprv sabseauent election in or
of a matter
of real inippr
TT'TVrTO XSrnin'Ca Walkover and
MlN IJrJnL 1 O Sorosis Store
rormcrly Piftli and Washington
E
HAVE MOVED
ASS Sit ho l-lr.1 at
7S7 WASH . . IU THIRO
I around thr NurtWxrit t r
U-4-.hiri;,'t n an I Tltir I
Regular Normal Faculty assisted by noted col
lege and public school educators
TUITI0N:-First term $7.50 Second terra $5.00.
For catalogue, summer school circular or other
information write to Pres. E. D. Resslerf
XsTTVITaP "ETTr''C2 Walkover and
JlIlIM 1XJ1 L O Sorosis Store
Formerly Piftli and Washington
H. H. HIGLEY AND CO.
CAN SELL YOU ANY KIND OF
Real Estate or Business Chance
YOU WANT. TELL YOUR TROUBLES TO
THEM.
227K WASHINGTON ST. PORTLAND, OR
. . I VOTE FOR 1 i
Hereby Pledge
Myselt to
Work for the
Best Interests
of Columbia
County and the
State of Ore
gon, Irrespec
tive of
Party
KIIVI Cl S . T BUW-v uv .
' ' ' Uer tnat inai iney may hvb csr
iuu 11 n8ico .uu conclusive aeterminaiion
:l .l.n. I .1 . .1
that they now coi si Icr
tance.
JAT'JKS VIT'
VOTE FOR
W.J.FULLERTOH
Independent Candi
date for
REPRESENTATIVE
Native .
Son
of
Columbia
County.
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BANK OF RAINIER
lapiiai mora, tiu,uuu. raurt aia.
Transacts a ftcnfrsl Unking butlnma
tour r ci-11 1 inlvrrat paid nil tlma drpusila
Littimtr suld on all liits
okfickhh imuxrrona
W, I'. Ki.v. I'rrniiluiit
W. 11. 11. tar, Virf fresldent h. K. KiiN
J I', iii rout., t'hier I. hah Hlancmaku
V. t). I'll a
W. V. Ki.v
). I'. Hi roao
I'ortlaoil ( orrmponilrnts-MrrriiaaU Matioaal lleak.
BANK OF RAINIER,
4:rt4S,f.y;j:!
j THE BIG STORE
B DOWV BY THE DIG SAWMILL
1
3
I Receiving New Goods Every Day
Iii I lift Week.
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THE MIST
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fiunw , Every
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