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OREGON' MIST
Entered t the Pottoflice at St. Helens,
Oregon, at second-clats innil matter.
Issi'Kn Kvkrv Friday Bv
E. H. FLAGG.
F.DITOK AND rROPRIKTOR.
One copy, one year, in advance $1 00
Six montnt
Lej(al notice 25 cenU per line.
FRIDAY, July 13, 190C
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rnoGRKssiox.
In reading accounts of the Fourth of
Jnlv celebration in different parts of the
State one notices that the orators of tho
day trave more attention than usual
iM.iiitiiigoiit existing evils and suggest
in. rrmediet therefor than to fulsome
euloifv of the country' greatness ami
prosperity. Thii is a healthful sign o(
the times and should give encourage
ment to all who love their country. I
Mine instances, however, the orators
were pessimistic in the extreme and por
travexl a state of affairs that does not
and never ill exist in the United States
We will always have abuse to combat
for the meinent we have destroyed one
evil another will spring iuto existence.
The declaration that "all men are born
free and equal" wa made by men who
believed In African slavery, and their
descendant were foremost in the a,
temDt to destroy the Federal nuion
The freedom of 1770 would seem like
mockery to the working people of toda;
Yet it was the best the world had known
and every year of the intervening cen
tury has brought as nearer to a realita
tion of the ideal set up in the Declara
tiou. It is doubtful, however, if any of
the intervening years have been pro
ductive of as great progress as the pre
sent. The knowledge of exieting evils
we have had and the demand for refi rtn
lias beeu general, but the people were
losing hop-s and bad absolutely lost all
faith in any reform being brought about
by our law-makers. The Senate of the
United Slates had become the servant of
capital and seemed ready and able to
balk any movement for the relief of the
common people. President McKinley
though a man of good intentions, seemed
utterly powerless, and President Roose
velt, daring his first term, did nothing
that justified the hope that he would
lead tbe people in the attack upon the
trusts and corporations. He has proved
a thorn in the flesh of the evil-doers,
and, backed by an aroused public senti
ment, he has compelled the Senate of
the Vnited.States to bow before the rising
storm and enact such legislation as will
at least give a great measure of relief.
But the source of all the evil is in the
fact that the power to obstruct reforms
and prevent the correction of abases is
lodged in a body wbos3 memliers owe
their political existence to the people's
enemies. So long as the Senate of the
United States is elected by Legislatures
in which the balance of power is par
chasable, the rights of the people will be
endangered. The Oregon experiment
holds out more bope than all the vic
tories achieved by Roosevelt's dictorial
methods. Keforni should come from
Congress, and witbont compulsion, other
then tbe knowledge that tbe tennre of
office depends upon tbe will of tiie peo
ple and not upon tbe pleasure of the peo
ple's enemies. Oregon has blazed the
way, and if the Legislature abides by
the people's will, Jonathan Bourse will
have tbe greatest opportunity to serve
his country that was ever given to any
Senator of the United States.
only iiosnible remedy mi applied that of
municipal ownership. Portland owns
its own water work and it has an
abundant supply, at reasonable rate, of
the best watsr in the world. . In pur
chaw by the city was violently opposed,
and the howl of "aoriAlistii" was raised
against it; but, fortunately for Portland,
it was not at that time considered so
promising Held for Investment, and the
people were permitted to secure this
greatest of all nubile utilities. Now. I
while the city is just beginning to grow,
it should secure, by condemnation pro
ceedings, if necessary, the ownership of
the public utilities of light and transpor
tation. Street car line and electric
light and telephone plants can be con
ducted more economically by a munici
pality than by a private corporation, be
cause public ownerhip will tqucete the
water out of tlieui and rates can be
baaed on actual values and running
expenses rather than on watered stoc
and immense salaries, and public evils
surh as The Oak, would not be per
milted to exist for the purpose of adding
to the swollen prolits of the franrhis
grabbers.
A RARE Jt'IttiE.
GIVE US A REST.
Tbe campaign it barely ended in Oie-
gou before we are called upon to listen
to a disenstiou of the issues and the men
it is supposed will be before the public
inlitCW. Tbe daily prtta is filled with
the utterances and the movements of
Bryan and Taft.w hoare supposed to be
the foremost candidates for the presi
dential nominations. A little of this
all right, and next winter, when tbe crop
season is over aud the cord wood sbel
tered.the farmers nicy have time to dis
cuss the tariff, tbe trasts, thequantitativs
theory of monev, and alt the rest of it.
bat just at present they are too buy
They are getting in a big crop of hay
and all sorts of grain, and they are too
tired at night to care whether or not til
ver ana wheat are running mates, or
whether the prosperity of the Nation
depeuda entirely upon a Pennsylvania
tariff. These are important matters but
no harm will lie done by postponing
their active discussion at least for one
year, and we believe the country will be
better oS aud business better if we post
pone the necessary evil of a presidential
campaign as long as possible. The
country is prosperous. Capital is being
liberally invested and labor is fully em
ployed at good wages. The presidential
campaign may upset all this, for men's
actions, are based entirely npon
their beliefs, and if a large body
of investors believe their investments
will be endangered br the success of cer
tain political DrinciDles. thev will, if
such success teems probable, retrench in
every way possible, and this retrench
ment brings about temporary bard
times. Don't stir up the animals until
the performance is about to begin.
A BANKING LAW.
MITCHELL ACQUITTED.
The Seattle jury, on Tuesday last,
rendered a verdict of acquittal in the
case of George Mitchell, charged with
the murder of Fram Edmund Creffiield,
leader of the famous Holy Rollers, on
May 7. Notwithstanding the order ol
the presiding judge, the verdict was le-j
ceiveu ny the audience in the court
room with a roar of approval. There
was no dispute as to the facts of the
killing, and the excuse of insanity would
have had no weight with the jury under
ordinary circumstances. They found
Mitchell not guilty because they believed
thai Creffield deserved bis fate, and that
bis slayer did good work for humanity
when he killed biui. Creffinld, by his
peculiar power, attained an influence
over bin followers that eaused women to
desert their husbands and their children
and to join with him in the practice of j
indecent ceremonies in the name of I
religion, nnueatli was no compensa
tion or atonement. It simply ended his
balei'ul career and was ns justifiable as
the killing of a mnd dog.
The next Legislature will be called
upon to enact a law for the regulation
of the banking business in this State,
xnere isneea ol a law for this purpose,
but it will be well for the people to know
just what kind of a law is to be passed
A banking law may be in the interests
of the people, or it may be in the in
terest of the banks, and it may be in the
interests of the large concerns and aimed
to crash oat smaller ones.
Country banks are a great convenience
to the people, and a bank with S,000
capital or even iess, is just as safe as one
with 1500,000 capital. Yet the small
bank may not be able to do business on
the same line as the larger one. Here'
tofore the country people, notably those
of this county, have been compelled to
borrow from private capitalists, and thev j
have paid "through the nose" for this
privilege. Recently, however, banks
with small capital have been started in
numerous places and have proved a
great benefit to local merchants, as well
as the farming community, and any at
tempt to place unjust restrictions upon
these institutions should be prevented.
A law that provides for "safe" banking.
and due publicity of the financial stand
ing of all banks will meet the approval
of the people, but a cinch law, framed
to give the big institutions full control
by putting the smaller ones out o? bus
iness, will meet with defeat under the
referendum.
Judge Woftord, of Kunsna, refused to
hang a convicted murderer the other day,
on very wholesome grounds, that invite
the earnest attention of every thinking
American, The defendant was poor,
ignorant, helpless negro who had killed a
bull) of his own race. The jury found
him guilty of murder in the first degree,
and the judge, in his final arraignment
of the poor wretch, withheld the full
penalty, on the following humane,
manly and dignified hypothesis;
" You're guilty of murder all right,
but you're a poor, ignorant black own,
and I don't want to hang you. You have
no friends. You have no one to plead
that you were insane when you killed
this man. If I sentence you to hang, you
will hang just as sure a there ia a God
in heaven. There will not be a lot of
women circulating petitions to save your
your neck. There will not be a lot of
fool men writing letters to the governor
to save you. No one will send you
flowers. You will just be forgotten until
the day set for your hanging, and then
they II bang you. I'll sentence vou to
:W yean in the penitentiary.
A HARD LOT
ut troubles to contend with, spring
from torpid liver and blockaded bowels
unless you awaken them to their proper
action aith Dr. King's new Life Pill
me plea tautest and most effective cure
for constipation. They prevent appendl
citis and tone up the system. 25c at
Perry and Graham's.
SeMlfrs Heturs Ptrane.
svt1
E. E. QUICK
of
When tbe country is in danger, and
the drumbeat is heard calling American
volunteers to rally to its defense, no
voice has ever been lifted to tell tbe
stalwart uianhood offering their lives
to vindicate tbe national authority and
honor, that a part of their reward,
should they live to be old and helpless,
would be disfranchisement. It is the
idea of citizenship, embleinued by the
Aug, that has inspired and thrilled the
citizen-soldiers who mainly fought all
the wars of the United States to a sue-
cessful issue. Their full rivhts of citi
zenship are peculiarly precious to old
soldiers, who have shown a williugness
to suffer the greatest hardships, and to
die, that these rights, on which the na
tion is based, may be preserved for them
selves and others.
No decision of the supreme court
Missouri has ever given greater satis
faction to its patriotic inhabitants than
that reversing the act of Circuit Judge
Evans, in deciding that the inmates of
the state home for federal soldiers were
not entitled to vote, because, in Judge
Evan's opinion, thev were on the tame
footing as mendicants in the poorhonses,
The decision of Judge Lamm of tbe state
supreme court reversing tbe decision of
Evans is a most timely and welcome
state document, and expressed in terms
worthy of an American patriot, as well
as of a jurist who can see the difference
between a beggar in an almshouse and
soldier in a home gratefully provided for
him by state or nation. The humiliation
placed npon the American volunteer and
on American citizenship by Judge Evans,
has been judicially redressed within the
state's own boundaries, and this is one of
the best things that ever happened for
Missouri's reputation. St. Louis Re
public.
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A. m. nuLivn
The Columbia County
ABSTRACT AND TRUST CO.
TiTl.ua KxAMIN'KD ? ABSTRACTS MADK
VJ? Non-Rksidkxt Taxes Paid
RAt Kstatk L Loans
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S, ETC
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
(Timber land, Art June ft. IW )
f ailed Mateo l-nd ofllee.
riirlUnil. Orerou. April St. hsla.
Kollce In hereby given that In enmi-llaiiee
with the nrmislnna ol the net nl t'.itigieaa m
June a, lx;a. rtiililed -An art tt lha sale il
timla-r land in I he stale ( t'lillfnriila, Orrc.ni,
Nevada ami Washington Territory," a exli-nd-nt
In all the t'ulillo lnl stales ljr an of Auvtn-1
4, tw.'. Christopher Sauerve In. ol Yankton.
Cuunty nl t'oliimhla. stnte n Oregon. has Hi I"
dav tiled In thlsnmee hlsaarom statement Nil
Smi'I. lor the uin-haeol ihe a. K. ' ( Ces-tlmi
No. -JO in Tnttushln No. 4 Nurth rtaiiue nel.
ami will offer tmau to show lhal lite Unl sought
I more valuable (or it Umber or .lone than lor
acrlciitiiiml nrai?e. and lo etahl.h hlst-lalm
lo nkl laml before Knrtster mil Kiwlver rl
IVrtlaiHi. Oregon, on Wvunmlay, the lath iU"
ol July. iww.
He name wttnec: l-ldnrv PUmomtot,.
nl Yankton. Ore: Willie Saurrrrln, ol Yanktiu,,
lire: KreJ lli-nilrlka, ol Yaukion, lire; I. T.
tVllnoH. ol Vantloii, Orenoit.
Auy ami all nrrxma elalinliif alvcfly the
aluviHttwrttieil lantj am rvuiiraloil to lite Ihrtr
claim. In tliLoRW on or belora uiil lath day
ol July. 1MM.
ol Marrh, IMS.
- AMiERNOX . PRKSSKR.
KeaWet.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Ill the ClreulH'nnrt olihe Stale ot Oreon tut
Columbia I'ountv.
William M. Walnaia, nUlnltfT,
v.
Jeaaa KlneoM aiul Carrie K. Plneoui, tiU wife:
Rlehot Cnmiiaiir. a oorvoratlon. ami Wllaou
Ca Lnmber Coiuuy, a iirir illou, ilrleuil-anta.
XJOTICK In IIKHKHY I1IVKX THAT I aur.R
1. al, br virtue ,,l an aieeittiou au,l onl-r ol
ate Iwuteit (Mir of ibi-Clreull Court of ilia Hatv
ol Orvtfon. In ami for Columbia coutiiy, on the
ath ilar ol Juth-. r.lM. naxler ami In un.iiHlice
ol a pitlamelrt. ontcr nt 1i-re tit foreeloMirr
rami alel entered In aalil rtoirl ou lh l.ah (lav
ol May. IW. Ill a anit whan-lii William M
Watmiia. a iitalurtrr, rero?wnt ju.tiMiirtit
atcalm.i tlta (lulaiMtiaia. Jvi riiio,it unit
Carrie E. fllH-mr. hi vrtfe. atMt aeh ol them
In the. urn
lotlaxa. lu
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court ol the Xtale ol Own r
the County ul Columbia,
Marr Ttiere.a Ffler. pialnlllt, va. Franela Will
ilain realer, ileleii'laul.
ToPranola William l'eler. Hie above-named
trie uiianl :
In the name of the Slate ol Orvaoii you are
hereby required to api-ear ami an-wef the
PMliitirra comnlalut illol aalii.t u on the
aevriitrenih .lay ol May, A. IV. lwV la the
ahova entitled anil, In the ald I'lreull eonrt,
ollhtti alt week Irout ami alter Ihrdaleol
aervlee un yon ol the ummoiia ad eom
plalnl herein: lull, If iiublMu-d, then alinln
alt week, from and alter tbe l ib da ol June.
IWo, hlel la the lime r-rewrlbed In Ibe onler
lor nuhllrailon of Ihla aiinunotia. y ou to
aMM-ar and an.aer wid et.nidalnl: and If you
lall lo ao aoHar and all.wrr ld eimdaiiil on
or bi-lore Ibe :nih day ol July, l'M. the nlatinlfl
villi aonlv to th court lor the rllol demamleit
In her eoiiinlaliit brrelii: lo-vill: lor a ib-eive
dliaidvlnc the hoi.da of uiatrlmoav now aud
heretofore eiallu brtwivn you hii.1 the laaiu,
Iff. uiaiu Iho antultil and for Ibe ri-aaolt that
you aava aiilfiiTly ilwnol ami aliaihloiieil lb
nla Ullirioriuore lliau one year Mai. and now
eoiillmie lo m 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 da-eri and alNtmloii her
wllhoul her with. Will or eoliwiil; aud lhal
Ilaiulir7 lw awarleil lb eare ami ru.t,ly ol
tour and laJnlirT'a minor i-hlldrvu, Franela IV-
lav Kealer and Carl vtalti-r rValrr.
Thla aiimmoua la ,ul!llhed In tbe "Oremm
Ml.l," a wrekly m.Mivr. rlnpl and ul
li.hetl In iid Colnuiitia Comity, oreaon. Ir
not leu than nm-e eaeh week, aud U at Iraal
alx aueei-aaive aek.. bv written order ol tbe
Hon. Th una A. MrHrlde a. Jihlae ol Ibe aald
I'lreutt eonll for Columbia Couuly. nwle ami
dated on Ihe Mb day ol June A. I I Ui, and dull
Rlnt In aid cliy'itl itmri herein.
S li IIKI HbR. Atlornrl f-'inUllillll.
ol? Commufvial BliKk, hitlland, llmnm,
NOTICK Ol' MNAl SKTTI.UMKNT.
Itiottr ( httruby- irUu th iiiultrlirl.
M tlit July ftiiMiiutM ami ut.utf H'ltnhi.tl.wUif
nt IhitttUlvuf I.iiv tint Hrkut. ijifiiiiitMst, hMtr
nmt my final wuuui lnlhulT'ii( ihroiinu
Itliirtl Ol ('tJllniliJjB t'ailtllll 1 tratafam Slllal lha
n nim hi,u1rv1 Mini ihlrtiwn (rl.i) I lMorp Unuuty i'wttt ui mJ county h"!
V. . mM rt'lii. with tuiruM ilistrKn ' iMtiUU! MimtlHjr, Hi JJil U,' ol Jul. m. i
nl thi ritv f ?lttht () pvr will pttT skuiitiiii frtiui tht Itutif u( Uul'IiH'Ii 111 th lutviuMiii ul tha
fltmj I sit. I stift tut- hhiwi iin m
HIGH ICR WA0K8.
In
A TRAGIC FINISH.
A watch man's neglect permitted
leak in the (treat .Norm Sea dyke, which
a child's flnzer could have stopped, to
become a ruinous break, devastating an
entire province of Holland. In like
manner Kenneth Mclver, of Yanceboro.
Me., permitted a little cold to so unno
ticed until a traitic finish was on It
averted by Dr. King's New Discovery.
Ife.writee: "Three doctors gave me np
to die of lung Inflammation, caused by a
neglected cold; but Dr. King's New
Discovery saved uiy life." Guaranteed
best cough and cold cure at IVrry &
Gra'.am's. 50c and 1. Trial bottle
free.
Here is a minister who appreciates the
editor. At a recent editorial convention
he offered the following toast: "To save
an editor from starvation, we must take
his paper and pay for it promptly. To
save him from bankruptcy advertise in
his paper liU-raliy. To save him from
despair, send him every item of news
tliat you can get hold of. To save him
from profanity, write your correspondence
plainly ou one side of the sheet and tend
it in as early as possible. To save him
Ir from mistakes, bury him. Dead people
I are the only ones who never nuke mis
takes."
hundred (f tan) dollar, attorney's leea herein,
and eoata and dUbiim-tneiila ol anil, taxed at
il.YS.V and the further aura ol ri" on, tam uald.
and lorevvr dclMtrrfut and forveloatiiff the
defendanu and all pentona claiming utidt-r
them aubmiuent lo the date of pWlnttfTa
nwrtaaw, ol all rtaht, claim or luterea la ibe
herelnaltatf iUH:riReu premiaea. aim reiiiiriur
me to mate sal ol the lullowlna deai-rlbed
property. to aaflafy the aor anion ilia, town:
Tbe norlhea.t quarter of Ibe northweat
ijuarter ol aeetloa twente-niut i'St) In fnwnahip
arvep (7i Minn oi ran re iviii:) wi-r, n iiiNineiie
meridian. entainlnv fiuty (t) acrea. aa.1 ihr
south half of Ihe aoutbewt iiuarter of aeelion
iblnv lu (!)ioirruhi fonr(l) mirth of ninae
fount) waa4. Ullmela meridian, ranlalnlna
Slehty l1 aaraa. ail Ihik. U-mat and annate in
tudumbla Cmuty. iiffawa, aawiia wild defanditat
WIlaitQ Caae Lumber Company, a oorviration,
shall have the right to remove from aald north
eaat tiarternl northweat ttiarer. aee. la, T. T
N.oiR. i W. ol Wlllamelle mrrb'.lan. three
hnndrel thouaand (:).)) feet of bio now ou
aaiil laml. and .hall have a riuht of way oter.
Ibnuich and aeriMM aald land lor locietnr rtaid
for the tuiriMiM of rranMxirtiuff aerMoi Mid lamt
alaiut Sv kuudriKl llOlaill (A-CUD) fret ol
la. and said rtuht of war ahall ,-ea mid
larmliiale ou the t.l day oj JuU, aud lhal
aald dt'lrndant. Wllaiui I.nmliair Comiatny.
aeorporaiion. aaall nn jury i.i. iiajM. nuit anil
.um-nder the immccIou of aald lrmlea. and
every part thereof. In l.ie asrebar or pureba,
er thereof, al ueh .ale.
I Will therefor, on saturtlav. the -JI.l il.r of
July. at the hour of II oelia-k in the I,
main of vld day. at the front d'wro'thr County
Court II. ww In St. Helena. In aald Columbia
county, oremn. aril at public auetlon lo the
hishet bidder forrah in lawful money nl ihr
failed Stale, all Ihe rlrhl. tille and luti-mi
the Mid defendant Kineout ami Carrie
h. riiHwut. ni wire or either ol thein baa. or
ha,l at the dale ol the aecutlnn of aa d mort
aa. in or In Ihe leal property above dearrltici
lo Mitlafr Mid xuauilon ami order ol Mile. to.
father with all eeiiroinrnoata.
IHUwl at ai. Helena, Oretun, thlifhid day ot
iine. iw,.
Flrat pnMleatlon June !, Itaat.
La pnhiiealiau Jnlv aah. liua.
MARTIN' WIIITK
shenir of Columbia County
day. at thaeonnlreuurltioaM) lu ihaettrol hi
Helena. In aald eouilly. aa Ibe lime aud place
for hearing ol objections l ilia Mid Sual a."
eonalaud for the seitlrmrnt Ihereoi.
II. W. MrlNiNAI.II admlulatrator.
8. II. Umber, attorney lor admtulalrator.
JOB PRINTING
18 OUR OU8INB80
WK have the lxt and mont
fully MuiKMl Job I'rlnt
Ing Ollhe in Clmiill County
J ml we arc prepared to
tlo all hi mis of Printing
short uotiee ana ar
prirtM
on
most reason able
A TRIAL Will CONYIKCE
OREGON MIST
NOTICK OF FINAL SETTI.KMKNT
(n Ihe County four! of the siate o( Orexon. f.
l oiumbia Couulv.
in ine mailer oi I no Kelalanf Kllrn T. Pavne
deera,l.
Kotleels hereby glren thai Frank I'avne, ad
rainisiralor ol Ihe almr euiulr. raiate. haa
herelolara flle.1 bia Hnmt uivmiiii It. ,.- M.i.
ol Mid eatata. and lhal Ihe Culllllv Court ol Ihe
t miniy oi i ommma, stale ol Oregon, br an or
,ier uui niaui-apt enareion l ie .'ahd.y
aiv. iwm hu .i,twi ,.ihi.. ... ...
. . ; i.in, ,,.,, n , , . ... ,, n
ni juiy.ai ine bourol ten o cluck a m .aa the
Ilia lor brwrliif Mid account ami settling Ibe
p.inr,iNiw nrnug any ol,jeclll. Ilil lua
Med thereto and lor Miiime m,.i nK,.o.....
and Mid account and ol,lMii..n. if n....
will ba heard al the COUIlll raltirt l,.ttM a, ..k.l
Dateil this lint day ol June. A. I. I'aa..
niVL M, vv-r
Admlnislralar ul hs e.lacol tllcn T, I'a'yne
K0TICI TO CMtOITOIIS.
All pertont having claims against the
estate oi i. ii. HmiMii mm
Helena, in mii i oiunibla I . . , 1. ' ...
II at public auction i the I hereby notified to file the same, with the
proper toucucts attacneil, with the ail
ministrator, at .St. Helens, within six
montns from the date hereof.
Iiateil April JWh., I!Jrt.
V.. K. QflCK.
Administrator.
suEBirrs SALE.
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
nenartmenl l thn fntertnr
Ijind Ottice al I'onland. Oirgon, July lass.
.ouce la nerenv given mat Ihe lollowlur
"nei aerner naa men nmif-e or n a Intention
to mate (trial proof In u i-irt nl bia eUlm, ami
lhat Miil pnail will la- made la-fore the Krtfl.lrr
ami BWHfivcr.at roniami, oregou. on Aug. n.
1'arl. vix: Matfiiua JoliiiMin If. K Vo Ulll. f...
ine r. -f k mrv. JS, I .1 HAS,
ne names ma kui ruing vrnuessea in prove
! continuous n-aldaliee unon and cull iviitl.x,
f amd laml. via: f hrl.toph sauerreln. Vank
nn. Oretrnn. Kinar Villa. iU funuml ri.ua..
W illie HHUerveill. of Yankton. Oregon At.oin
rmner, oi roriiano, iircvon.
AU,KkNO. H. bltKKrlKK,
Kcglster.
HOT ICE fOH PUIUCATIQM.
Department nl Ihe
ml, Oregon,
A MUNICIPAL. RKUBKX.
If any one h is n gold brick to sell,
Portland will buy it. It is the Reuben
among nuiiiicipHlities, and there is
nothing so raw or cmte but what it can
be put through the council of Unit city.
It extends the glad hand to every hot
air speculator who lias played out his
smug eisewnere anu is seeking green
pastuies and tresli suckers. It ia not
satisfied to give the fat oft" its ribs to its
pioneer grafters whose fortunes were
"made in Oregon," but it hasa standing
Invitation to nil ''big mitt" financiers to
call and get what they want and then
make way lorothers. Twenty-four years
ago there was a horse car line in Port
land, and the whole outfit "was worth
possibly JOO.tXX). We think n man
named Jeffreys owned it. Now we have
W IIISrwA, nl lu nMininlniai !,.. a NI I
,000 corporation. A small proportion I ., , kw J"?,',0
of this i. actual i.i.t.m..,r. ,t I i " "l Wt? I,e fin,I 'l'"elf toiling for the
fncrease of valuation, but by far tlle ! orik''at8 '" t twenty he despised
greater portion is the franchises lhat
sixteen years, since 1. wn-re
have risen 21.8 percent in Germany, 1.9
per cent in Ureal Iirikiin, and 20."
cent in the buited Suite'. There! have
k...... :.l .: ! . .
iiiuuebTies in wincn ine rise ui
wages has been considerably greater,
but figures given approximate the gen
eral average. The upps rent supcrioiity
ofAniericaii wages U, however, fullv
counteraeteil by thehightrcost of living.
Labor I'ress.
And the higher cost of living is a:
countedforby the fact that American
mechanics live Itetter and spend more
money for luxuries than any other1
mechanics in the world. Tliesame kind
oi living costs less in America than It
does in huropean countrias, but Ameri
can mechanics are not content to live as
there Kurnpean brethren live, and iient-e
it. lu tlit tl,A r,.u;.... i -.
, r ; T7.L" . ""a". " SP Tar. the old
brother in the baUle n U,"", Z M C'mU or ''X A J.
atBipsjttu-il,iliilurotlier keei.s 'bis' """ ru,,"t
ONLY M'J YKAIIH ULI.
"I am only Hi yeart old and don't ex
pect even when I get real old to feel that
way as long as I can get Klectrie Hit
ters," says Mrs. K. II. Urunson, of Dub
lin, fin, 8nrely there is nothing else
keeps the old aa young and makes the
weak as strong as this great tonic medi
cine. Dysisia, inllamed kidneys.
torpid liver or chronic constipation are
unknown after taking Klectrie Ititters a
reasonable time. Guaranteed by Perry
A Graham. Price 80c.
nose to tne grimlHioiie al1 the days of
his life. You can't have your cake and
eat it, ami if one wishes to ni-hieve in
dependence he timet do so by hard work
and economy, at least at the start, A
mechanic who spends his wages in Ibe
saloon or dance hall, or in high living or
KKT Wll.lrfHr.n
la72
1'j.a).
nterlor.
nd flrnne at Purllai.,1. Oreuon Jul,-7. lorat
Ao.lcc la hereby given that the foilowinv.
.ia.. .11 aciiirr nna nivl .inline id nis Intention In
make rinal nrraii In ,m.iri,t of hi. rUim
inni .am nruoi w in . inn,,- tM-fore Hie Kev aler
ml Receiver, al I'ortlsnd, Oiexon, ou Aim.. I
. V Si. VI: John f. IJ.neailti.r. 1 V. V l?mt
rniin'ii. ,tr,i,w ii, Hcc. 2t. TIN.
IW.
He liAinav the folliminr wllneaa, tn r,.v hi.
i-onttiiiioiia le-iduiuia hik.ii and cultivation ul
am man, viz xamuei r, Hniuni, fltt diira.
w.s, Jay r.unraw, ni Ve. minis. Oregi.n.
leury (,lahn.l Vemonla, Orejon, Henry T.
noo-iia.!, or AflMKi, i.icgon.
AlAiKltNON f. DKKMURR.
Hogl.ur,
(TlraUr U.nl, Ael June , 17H )
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION.
fulled Watea I.iui.l Offlr,
... , , Portland. Oregon. July l!l.
V.lte Is hereby given that ill cnmnllauce
with the provisions ol ihe aci ol (-ougre.. of
Jun- !l. lH7a. entitled "An s.-l for the sale of
-'-..u t iiiioruie, Oregon
.Nevada nod Wa.hluvtoii rrrrltory," aa n.cinl
el 10 all tne r-uldlc Uimt Htatea by set nl
August I. .fl. Wm. H. Phel. of I'ortlnad
ej.niily of Ma:in;nntl. Hlnlo ol Orexon. has
tisv uicfi in int. omce Ills sworn .f.ltcim'l
No. fMT, for Ihe inin-haaenf Ihe Houthwest ol
.o. i, in iowii.iiiii n. a p., Iisugc
o. :it', and will oflcr proof lo shonr Hint the
laud sonulit I. luor valuable for Its timber oi
an,ne ilimi fur agricultural puVsci, and tn
e- 'abli-h hlaalaim In .alii land tiefor Ihe lie
I'ler nud llM'elver ul II, I. oflle at Forllaud.
"'"'" " t'rl.lay, tliu vl.l day of Kepiemlair,
In Hie Clrrnlt Conrt ol the Klsle ol Oregon, lor
. , ' ounir ni js. in.
D. J. Swltier. plalniiir, s. harlea Mearrve. dt
Notice is herehv riven lhat siul. t. .1.
tueofan eveciitlon lsaue.1 not r ,i,. eiM.i,
irt ul th Mteie nl t)n,n in and for the
onniy f Jackson, on tbe oral day ol June.lM
under and In tmrsuaiwwt of i...t... .
I , , . - " i - -... .., mir
it,b,t.j Hia enun on me si.l ,ls ol Oe
lolr. In, In an action wherein Ii. J, Kwiixer
Plalniiir, reeovere.1 Jlldgmelil aitalnal Charles
Ueserre In ibo sum ol IVAM. with loleresi
thereon at tba rel nl el.,!. .i . .
from the dale thereof until ,M ..,.1 h.
upon thla writ, oommsuillug ma to satisfy ihe
above named amount out nl the personal prof
erty f Mid defendant, ('harlea Meserve. or It
sufficient eantiot ba lound Iheu not nl Ihe real
pmpsrty Iwlniitlug to said defendant In Colum
bia County, m.te of Oregon. I have levied nia
he lnllnwlngdeseriliel real property, sltuetnl
In the County ol Columbia, stale; ol Oregon. to-
All the right, title. Interest and a... nl
..., , ,m neserve, tnenma being su nmll
Ti.ic.1 iiiieresi itiherlle.1 by him from his
mraher. Marah Waun. 1 .... , ....
. , , , - , -ih H,, w, ine
" "iraiiriiaea real estate, lo-wlt: The
northeast ouartcr nl Herrim iuv.i,fa. i..
n.wn.hlp scveii h'ortb, Hangs three Wen ol
"iism. ua er inian: fco 4,.. 7. a ami . of
tiior-k m, of M,at;k'. Adilitlun to Ihe city of
ifalnler.in Mid Coumv mnji u,.A. k-',..t
: T,",." 1,1 tty 01 Haiuier In
said County and Mate, ( nmine.n li.g .( a wiim
which Is. aio feet Hvm.h degree.. S ml,,,,
west ol the Initial pnlut ol M.wok s Addition u,
saiiiirr su ii iiihi aiui taWonlaxI t t.H.na uun 1.
.legrasaOttilnnlcs. west jut) feet to a maul:
thence north Ul degrees len minutes: wen :!
,-m,.,. lurineii iriu iiicgrevi n in n
utes, east 'am leet lo a ii,i.i ,i,.n2
irrres 10 minutes, eusl nisi leet u, the piece of
.t:!!.??zy,::,;,'""!T ''ici,i iime mi..,
inaremre, on aatiirda. i ,a lllrt day nf Julr
IWM. I will, al Ihe hour o II o i,:,k il ,V.V,.'V
nonn nl said flay, at the nourthmi e dmir In Hi.
Helens, In said i-ouiiiy, ai de n Oregon,
all the rl-ht. title-. Interest aul estale ol the
luf.l t har.es Nuairra Ilia Mr.u..l.l ...
of, In aud to the save ml lru.il. ol reil prota-rtv
alow dosoilbod or so niHeh thereof as muv br
.... 7 i w, , . , 7 m.,u V .(K M Ollll ,
uatvu ai . uemns, uraaiiu, June 91. 1'1,
... . . ssaitTiw w HITK.
, , aiierirrni Columbia Comity .Oregon
Vlrsl nub ilia, l .,,. ui nasi 1 ' . . '
eatlon on July "0, M i. "' ' ''"""
w. n. n.wai.i,, Attornty lor .lalntlrT.
STATE BANK OF RAINIER
CAPITAL $25,000
KOI H I'KR CKNT IMTKHKar I'Alll o TIWK praoiiril ASI SAVIX.iS C(HH XT
K.XaTKHX KXCIIAN..K laal KU
HtVKIMI lint H-i A.M. To t M. atrt atHV . M. TO I f. If,
Omcers: Curlrtnn Lewis, freai.lrnt; John IHI.Mce, Vice Freasdeail: C. . Ve
Auker, Caatiier.
Ilirei'ton- Carletnn Uwla, J.ihn IHtriaee. Dean Hlasjrbar.1,
W. 1'o.iprr Wtwrta, IVn. W. Reed.
STATE BANK OF RAINIER
RAINIER, OREGON
"WALK - OVER"
OXFORDS
Black Patent Leather
Black Gun Metal
Tan Russia Calf
$4oo
$3.50
$3.50
KNIGHT'S wteE SSL
FORMERLY FIFTH AN0 WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON AND THIRD ST.
"All aruuml tlic Nurtliweat etm
PORTLAND onE
II.; names as witness: Harry C, W'cl.111 .1,1 of
Portland; W.OJenVi.f He ipiaa, e, M. O. O.ter
hout of Hoiiland. A. Plcrwn of I'orlland.
Any ami all persons claiming adversely the
SUMMONS
In tlit Justice Conn for Columbia (vmnlv Ht.i
Ol flie-.on re 1.. 11...., a. ,.
Urn flume Co.niiy, plalulllT. vs '( 1
HMiltn.dcfendutil' " ' v"' '
To (.'. I.. Hnilll. ,l.n,l.nl,
fn llie name of the aislu of (lriw,n you are
1
I
BANK OF RAINIER
aplUI Mock, $0,0w. 1 ,T r-M S
T . """ SI
.ransacu general latiikiiig lmil.t.
1-our per cent inlen-at paid tin tli.it, ,,p ((
Mvlianon sc.1,1 ot, ,, jiu
Male.ctmnty ainlsclmol warrants l.aiwl.t
, .OFKICKIW
... V ' Ki.y. 1're.i.lent
, . ' Vice I'retWenl
I . lit r-i.ttn, Cashier
MUKCTUHH
H. 8rAix
I'k Hi tsCHtao
W. I. I'n
W. I. Ki v
. I'. Hi roan
BANK OP RAINIEIl.
Rainier, Oregon
- ';..:.-.j,-(sfir;
INf HIHtMSIUaaea.......
!THE BIG STORE!
DOWN BY THE DIG SAWMILL
.l.ve d.ll.,'l.nd..rruiedro n7el, .k lion on or l" 're l he iili a? oJVa o '"",''"! JL?
i from lh -il.t day of K.T,?i,.,; T"fl 'il'
will. th cosu au'l .il.lm,ZM. JiM,
yy C KIW.IIKR,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
KAIXIKK
OKKUON
JOHN A. BECK
PKAMK
have len prvst-nted by tlie city to the
grafters who have worked it so thorough
ly and will ooiiilnat to work it until the
lor ijeing tight. It is a matter where
each at the start must make the choice
as to ut which end of the road he will
have his fun ; and he very seldom gets
mart than one clioioe.
Watches, Diamonds, Silferware,
...JEWELRY....
Repairing a Specialty.
AMsfiUwt.fett.rnat A rim, r0TLA3ffi,
J)ft.II. K. CLIFf,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEQN
T. IIK1.ES8, j OKKIJOX.
P. KDtvjH mm,
PHYSICIAN 8i SURGPON
"T. RCLE.1H-,
Inlereitlbeniou at th
annum
getlier
ar-tion.
oi ii,n Hiaivo in i iLt " i"
on the 2711, day ol J, , ws " ,t',
tiou iH-liig the wth day of J , ,"' 7l 1 d &
laat the ikl day ol August, lime. ' ' "
A. C. K SIMONS,
Attorney lur I'lnlii.lff,
notice to enconons,
Tlie nntlersiKiied having been apnoint
tA admin atnitor ol th. r J'l
O. Caples, tWaeri; ty"t t'ou ty
Court of Coltiiiibia County, Or'xon anJ
haviim tiualified. nil ,e-..:K , U.' a,n'1
Claims aJainat ,i " ' "" "v'UK
notined S, Prt.-.tn.rp ,
verified, to the ii,i,l,.r.i,....i
of ru.ecP i Colniffi"
within six months from the ilnin rtl,?
first puhhentjon Of thianot cp, Kate ami
first publication May aith.
I Receivin
THE
Mta.r f.. I WV
iwwouSaCveryiJayi
m tJie Week.
Has a ncptiutkin of U
IIK fttandln. ... rv..i.. ., . . 4
wnenl Merchandise!
Dart & Muckl
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