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W livi nir interest in m pmn
iy io.imk ii
jjgh')" fy 1110 very 1
.1 . . I:..U li.tn
I rift in H'Ml" l" v"mi"i
rutnn organization of certain
interestn can control the nonil-
nation of candidates, an demon-
Ltwl hv the nomination of Mr.
iLfT-T-ty nv'i"ft Judcri flanlen-
Ki,;n in r. rlb.nd. Tli. t it i 1
ri.,i ssarv to .'t:,l t"110 i;nd
mon-y i considerable ijuuntitieh lesson to bind tho tit-s of
...uf,.. That t h olhumnnilv ctnacr anil nl iKtt on1
tn IK1 rlH n i
suwful candidates in tho pri-
man have, very orten. wnjni
the friends of their unsuccessful
nWiafl well as tne opposite
party; That every man is a party
tnhimMclf nnd writes his own
nlitform tin-re by tendinjr to
eliminate jrreat political pnrties. i
Several other things could be
enumerated n arguments in lav
or of doing awny with the pri
L.ruxnnd niakinur one election
instead of two. Where every
man is a party unto himself and
. I ' . - k . I t. t . t fl ft l
Wnies III! " " 1'ianui ill
I the use of having two elections
and two campaigns. Why couldn't
it he arranged to have one clt'C
tiondothe business, then thv
pet'ple would take enough inter
est in it to come out and vote.
It would require much thought
and stil ly to work oat a plan
in .!.f ill to rarrv this into flTeCt.
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I l..,i ..ri.,.rt ..ma that ill
Li .ii i i i. i i... f,,;.i
mould oe none, ii miiu w ..
to the catnlnlates and lair toineiru- i.ut ii im .1 uon-iy. smue-
Dolitic.il tiart ies. It would be a I
saviiiRof thousand! of dollars to
.
the taxiayers in election ex
pen.'es and tend to preserve par
ties rather than destroy them.
With this issue the Mist re
turns to the weekly edition in
stead of the twice a wek. We
do this reluctantly a the tAict
a week idea was popular and we
rmi. .iw. f,-i...rt f.e riirr?il I
news, imt under the circumstan-
Ce3 We arc compelled to do SO in I
n.lve.
lisors. There is a quebtion cil
ia involved and vhihi it per
haps does not amount to much,
it i i In tt.-r to ho on the safe side.
hence we tire compelled to U.'kc
thi.-t hction. Wo w ill endeuv(r
to give you the best paper that
can he had in ourcoimnunity and
trust the readers will appreciate
it.
Sonic xtepH Mhould be taken to im
prove the mail wrvico between St.
Helens and the lower River oint.
"Our service to l'ortlnnd and east
ern points is all that could be de-
lired hut going down tho river where
Brent deal of bunlnoss 'is done,
haa only ono mail each day, all be
cause the Astoria train does not
take on nmil In the evening, in fact
does not even !ow down when
K"ing through Houlton. With this
train making a stop nt Houlton.
which it should do any way, our mail
service J.iwn the river would be
greatly Improved and it would not
take two days to get a letter . down
to Clatukanic only 35 miles away.
This would bo a good thing for the
Commercial Club to get busy on.
The Democrat have nominated a
full county ticket for the election
as follows; For Representative, J.
N. Uiee; For County Judge, J,D.
McKny; for County Clerk, II. K
Lnliare, endorsed; for Sheriir A. K.
Thonuwon; for Treasurer, It. S.
llattan; for Assessor, Filvo (Jraharn:
for KchiMil Suierintcndent, J. I.
Wilkerson, who also received lie
publican nomination; for Surveyor,
Ceo. R. Conycrs, endorsed; for cor
oner, P. H. Sherwood, endorsed;
r County Commissioner, Louis
Huhrcr. The Uepubliean' ticket
ill be the same as waa announced
rare at tho primaries k.jnir that
of r..TiimiMi..nT, vhloh waa br.
twcfii Mr. Knt.,niii., Mr. f;,.gl4.
und Mr. J.,h ,n; The. v,te w. as
follows: Froi'inun, 30'J: Cmm-ll, 32j:
Jolinwm, 32fl.
'Greater Ixtve Hath No Man
Than This. That A Mar. Lav
Down ilii Life For His Friends".
Nearly two thousand liven were
iohi on tne Iitanic recentlv
nearly all me n. There were poor
foreigner ix-atianta, men of
mcNlerato circumstancea and
tiiillioiiaiera, all on tho same level
All met the same fate and all
took the same stand; the Having
oi me women ana children first.
men afterwards. Millionaires
lelped the poor women into Loats
ind stood back calmly awaitinir
their fute. Poor men helped the
I silt llir.M..n I t . I . a
i ooais ana tna
imewiw. iruiy mis disaster
I V. fTm lIlTll'ft fll.l lw.rk..ut - 9
, .... ,iiKn.-nb ijiie vi
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nunioniiy unn rivuizaunn. It
i ,
J At'J I rinl let I, I.. A ..AT
vuaw hi uiu man oi man
i .-ioij in niiiiiui un.
Hpinsiine ana brotherhood
whether rich or poor. The trait
of BeH'HhneBtf Kt-nerally attribu
I ted to the millionaire was noi
then-; h the name stand as
1 ! pauj r. Such arts an these
M)y rn'ii of all c!ati-s ahould U'a
wtvovi aim
eliminate some of the bitter feel-
inK existing between me rich
land poor. In view of the num-
ucr oi me wno went to tneir
hrraves in the Atlantic on that
awful night, it is interestinjr to
know that the Chinese in their
maritime reBuunons insist upon
aavintr the men first, the- child
ren next and tho women last, on
the theory that men are more
useful 'to the state than the
women.
EGYPT'S
c;.:::j su.
Orill ant Cr
U Hfi Tt ih Sky at
Morn and Cvi
In If.'l'1- l"-l ill.' .i' ,.l.m IliTe It
ery -r.-r. I'.tf u; .! 1 1 ti I ! the uuu't
tit; tit arf i til.iily il.'ili l An the
nun iliw eniN ninriT innl i.r.iivr to the
ImrUuii unit l luiitu-ii-i'l.v : I . ; r t I 11
myo oinMi'iilr li''mi- fur mi mil ml of
M" .t-u
1 b'M n U'Viluu of
u ....... .V.... II... mI-p tt..ll iiloli
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rUl, Hnmt, , h,..,.P:i , ,.uri, n inn
tluiea nt miiiM't. jut nx tin- .it 'i 1 1"
of the mill liMk VihiUIm'x. Il coin
rhiilii: froiii crrrti tt blue, mid mIi
after II lnn dlmii'i.eiired Hie Uy lu-ir
the horltuli U ure u. while tnwnnl til '
Ion I Ih It l blue
The fiut wu. of i-otire. olwrve.1 by
the undent Kk.vihIiiih. Mint reference
therein are fuun I In llu'lr :u retl writ
Itik" I'll) Ihe yuilxil of life Mild
nltht Unit uf tlentli The .dllii4 un
kclfia hlciillllcd with OsliN. Ili.it B'Ml
tMM'iime klnu i f I lie (1 1 The acltlug
mm wnx irnvn: therefore ilrlH in the
iiin turuiil deity of Ihe ilcnd w pulut-
e criMUi
I Hie Kiileliilid iiilllii" of the UIKU
. , . ... rrmiueutiy depict
the urceii imu. mid the fiuiersl dcltlea
are nil colored creeii ThU mho lulloti
of il.iiili wl!h k'twn win niHioiimeu
ly due to the irrccii tint" of ihe Lisyp- !
tlnii uu nt annuel. louino touipiio
Ion COFFEE WITH AM ARAB. ,
l Prolecta Evan Murdarara Whin tno
Cup Haa Ben Shartd.
IlfHirlhlim Ihe lio-pltiillty of nu Ant-
M 111 I.
bin II home. Ihe "l.nt .loiirnui oi uoto-
op lliiutilnulou" nya:
'i'lio iirciit event or tne vnu
coffee. The ht h" l"ulru
ahorul broiiyhl. In which he nU tho
U-nu; thcu bo tke pestle mid tuor
int of the ouk of r.iiHlmn. nnd with bin
own ImniU bo miiiii.H It to owdcr.
funking tb I""-'1 ",k rH'a f""1' u w"1't
of welcoino to tho uncut. Mnuy of
theno pimtle Mnd inortnr nro heir
....I are rhhlv ornamented nI
beniiilfuiiy bia.-k and poihhcd by ,
nml lle Ntlcn wun me ....r- ...
tton. Ilnvlng iiruiiK eoui-e u"i ,
h....r.,l uurnl the run I- tilled threo j
tlimni. you nro qul!e ife In the bntido ;
of the nioul iiiunleroiH j
Mo fur do they curry Him huihthiiuuu
thnt a uuiu who mm iilll ,nl ""-
Bed to the deud umn flh r und be
fore bo knew whiit bmi mipieiie.i m
eoffeo. Presently frlen.ls cnuie in ..u
aa they were relation me i' -bereaved
father recognised Ihe miir
derer crouchlu ImI.Ic the re Tl''ft
lustantly di nmmlcd vencennco "N".
auld tho filther. "It cannot be. lie bn
drunk coffee and hit" Ibns bei-on.e to
Die fla my mm."
Und h not drunK eoffeo the futher
would never ho rested until be bud
dyed hi hand In his lh I
Drug Store Sign.
Every one h "'H"'1 "' '",r"J
color, in Ihe inree al.e J IH'U
in the dn.K store wltulow-. but every
onedoe.no, Ut.ow why dn. stores use
thntslKU ntlieoidd,ys..mhe.mlc.
lid alchemWts were Ihe only druifRlst,
and thev mnd their own nMrnm.
,hcou.'.o-lllon of which was sui..He
,o be ., great w-rel. They ii-rf to
leave their retort mid Jnr. uu I stills
..,.1 bottles lu the window to 1 n press
upon tho pnssersby the mys:e y
of their Imslness.
n lid
Tho
modern drug store has no use for re
tort, nnd sillls. nil the proeei be .ug
bandied br the bU cbemlcnl M torles.
but tho imp' jars full of brlKh t rolored
Ihiuldsiire still lefUn the window. Just
as they wer.. hundred, of years sgo
Kew Xork tuo.
Papulation by Race.
Tba popuintlon of ttu world by rare
,uL ,'","'';''"1U0k . B.WKW,.
: Mongolian (yellow nl brown).
O.IO.()r.(XK); Keuiltlc (wl.lltt. U5.00O.OU0;
Nro (bUrkl. 150.0W),000: Mali
(browot. 83.000,000; American Indian
(red. 15.Ouo.ouo. Tula latter (Inure In
cludes .very variety f tti redmaa In
II larte of the enrtb. tht actual oum
br of Indlnna In North America, being
much ima man a million. Tlie wblta
race U Increaidiig mocb faater than
tuo otuera, owing probably to its su
perior Intelligence and acleotlflc know..
of oiedk-lue and eanliatlon.-New
Tork ADifrlcan.
Sounded All Right
Patit'nro-Hell, bo told tho truth,
anway. Patrice-How eol Patience
Wbcti he whd buying tbe aolltalre bo
told tin- Jeweler It waa fur a lt.P
Pulrl. e Well. I'm auro Hint waan't
true, I'liUcmo-Why. res; when bo of
fered It to the girl alio proinbted to bo
a slater to blm.-Yonkora Statesman.
Eager to Pleate.
"I want you to we If you can't And
out that I mil riWenrii-d from a king,"
ntd the limn ho l.iid iu
tv Hph
"Ver wall. lr - ..n
.u, ... ,
lt "We hvo Inrie .tork of kliiM
to aelm-t from, lime you any pfc-fer-
iimiru nprnni,
A Popular Qirl.
"Ten; he hna promleed to bo mine
tome lny "
"Hill whenr
"She un t exnotly My ai yet Reeroa
he will rtr-l Imve to hrenk off four or
Are oilii-r eiiuiiUHiiieMtH."-Waahlnxton
lli't-iild
H, Statua at Hems.
"Tour fn!!n-r kcciiis to t. an Impor
tant member of the community "
"(Jness you've only seen blm outside
of home Ma doesn't think lie's auch
niudi."-Detroit Free I'ress.
A Coed Word For Caviar.
Caviar receive, a rleun bill in the
London Ijinret. despite the fact thnt
It is reiianled by many un-dlcal men a.
"oily, IndlKestlhle and unwlioleeotne."
Numerous analyses bave been made of
Ibis aturgeon rue dellcncy. wblcb. .0
rordliiK to the writer, wheu averaged.
hi ears to bo us follows: Water, f0.U3
er ceuf. protein. 27.IK! er cent: fat.
IS.'iO x-r cent, aud mineral salts. 7.67
ler cent. It differs Mmrply from tbe
flesh of fish by coiitnlnlng a much
lurger (imntlty of fat. Moreover, this
fat contn! the (lecaliar oily pbosphor
ii r-nniHiund known a. lecithin, wblcb
Is .i utimulant to metntHillsm. ufferting
fuvnrnbly the processi of nutrition
Caviar Is. In fact, highly nutritive,
and Its digestibility has been deter
mined, the time taken fur i:s ulur;i
lion 11 nu relatively abort. If there Is
anything to be .aid unfavorably of
cavlnr It Is that It. constituents err
slliilnly on the side of richness.
Flogging.
Tbe Jewish rubbls hud a Iczend
which carries corporal punishment
buck to the day. of pur first parents,
whl 'i Is ualnlly reflccti-d In that
iikhIi-i n scboollHiy'a piny upon name..
"Adam Rcth Eve Cain Abel."
(if course there la. too. the warning
of Solomon, "lie tbat spare! b the rod
billet Ii hi. son." or the old Kgyptlao
proverb. "Tbe back of a lud Is made
Unit he may beurken to bliu thnt beat
It." but If we must go on history alone
the enrllest records belong to tbe llo
mans, who practiced tloggiug In aev
eral degree, of severity.
There were tbe ferula, a fiat atrip of
leather, a comparatively mild K?rUHd
er; the seniles, a harsher Instnimen'
t
f twisted parchment, aud the tlugei
cruel M-ourge of leather thongs
We Py Four Per Cnt hicrest on
SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
liurrrtt i compounded iefni-arnuslly. Wt
would be pleued to have you call and let us
ihow the mny advantsgei our Ssvingi
Department off at. One dollsr it sufficient
to open n account.
COLUMBIA COUNTY BANK
ST. HELENS. OREGON
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We tH a ten- wMch It mde fight VV.wn you fti.-e your Hns wiih ihn K w.U nay in iUp. ne line or torvunj wirt ilippinj
dj.y.i b-ci iW u.vii':i lw flu initel a'e.Mn.wJ itJjlJar orpic'tei hall ni it in tlitpe. " The Cmuwe Globe Fence at every upfigh,
oictet woven beiween two r svrried wirei w iich an ti3 b il.p?J ei'isf wiy. Any fi;e w'rt line we are cabled and twitted one
w.v through fnce thrre $ ro ive cr bvt tvery ie will looren S-.e fence or lip ycor wtret. Therefore, be lure you are buy
ing GLOBE rENCE vUere evenr foot i guaranteed.
Com to my more, u it. and be convinced in your fence. Buy h.
J. I-i. WE LLINGrTOrsT
Vomon!
If weak, you need Cardul,
the woman's tonic. Cartful
U made from 'gentle herba,
acts in a natural manner,
and has jio bad results, as
some of the strong drugs
sometimes used. As a med
icine tonic for weak,
tired, worn-out women,
Cardul has been a popular
success for over SO years. U
B-2L.fn
1
Th Woman's Tenlc
Mrs. LuU Walden. of
Oramlln, & C, followed
this advice. Read her let
ter: MI was so ; weak,
when I first began to take
Cardul, that It tired me to
walk Just a little. Now, I
can do all tbe general
housework, for a family of
9T Try Cardul for your
troubles. It may be the
very remedy you need.
n
Call for Bid
Sealed bids will be received by
the County Court of Columbia
County up to 12 o'clock noon Wed
nesday, May 1st, 1912, for road
improvement work to be done under
special levyin Road District, No. 12
13 15 and 16 in accordance with plana
and specifications on file in the office
of the County Clerk. Bids must be
accompanied by deposited or certifi
ed check for 10 per cent, of the
amouut of bid. The County Court
reserves th risjht to reject any and
all bids for cause.
Signed,
W. K. Tichenor
County Commissioner.
A BARGAIN.
Foil' t en aeie I 12 mi lea West of
Houltnn; partly cleared: crushed to k
road to t'n ; well of aofl wat-r with
nrce puiiip; fruit. large pew house ith
concrete basement, good clean s-il,
some timber. Time on a larire rt of
purchase price. Can bought for th
cost of the improven.ej's.
Win. M H as.
Any person dumping garbage or
rubbish after this date on my pro
perty or in the street or streets ad
joining same will be prosecuted un
der the statutes of Oregon for com
mitting a nuisance and for trespass.
J. B. Godfrey.
o urge yon in buying
1 careful to get the genuine
BLaCTaugHT
Liver Medicine
The reputation of this old, rclia- H
digestion and liver trouble, is firm
ly established. It does not irnitcte
other medicines. It is better than
others, or it would not be the fa
vorite liver powder, with a larger
sale than all other combined.
SOLD Ef TOWN Fa
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100,000 Fruit trees., Write for
prices. A. Holaday Scappoose.
LAND FOR SALE!
Three miles from Mayjcer, Ore
gon. Land nearly all level.
Crushed rock road to atation.
$5000 school house being erected
close by. Write to owner, F. W.
Lonegren, 423 Lumber Exchange
BIdg., Portland, Oregon.
r i ii ii ii i
Very Serious
It Is a very serious matter to ask I
tor one medicine and bave the I j
wrong one given you. For this l
reason wo urge you in buying to B
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Lawn Fence That
P'ofenftlonal Cards
IjR. L. GILBIBT OS
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
St. Helens, Oregon
Oruca Mncklo Duildinct both phone.
jjt. inwis HOS,
PHYSICIAN Si SURCFON
ST. HCLSMS
DR. R. L. Jeffcott
. DENTIST
S. WHITE
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
LICENSED SaTsULMEB
HOULTON. OREGON
Dr. Alfred J, Pkp.l
PHYSICAN AND SURGEON
Bnk Building, :: St. Helena. Ore
qr. h. a. curr.
Physician and Surgeon
1113 to 1117 Selling Building
Portland, Oregon. )
Phone. Main 433s A-l 233: fee. E. 4i7
GEORGE H. SHINN
ATTOR NE Y-AT-L A W
OrriOB- BAKK BUILUINO
St. liiuucs. t ' On it cos
M.
E. MILLER
ATTORNEY-AT- LAW
8t. Helena. Drey
Str. IRALDA
Summer Rates between
St. He'eus and Portland
50 cents one way
75 cents round trip
Tickets good any time after
April 4th
Boat leaves St. Helens 7:56 a. ni,
Returning leaves Portland 2:30 p. D1.
Arrive at St. listens 4-45 p. m.
C I HOOCHK1RK
Dr. Edwin Ross lias returned
from California, and will .occupy
offices at his residence on Willamette
street. Office hours from ten to
two. Phone 62.
Sealed bids will be received by
the County Court of Columbia
County up to 12 o'clock noon Wed
nesday, May 1st, 1912, for road
mprovement work to be done under
special levy in Road Districts, No.
12, 13, 15 and 16, in accordance
with plans and specifications on
file in the office of the County Clerk.
Bids must be accompanied by de
posit or certified check for 10 per
cent, of amount of bid. The Coun
ty Court reserves the right to reject
any and all bids for cause.
W. K. Tichenor,
Countv Commissioner.
FOR SALE.
A 6 year-old driving horse, weight
about 1000 pounds and also a good
farm horse, weight about 1400 lbs.
Call on or address,
E. R. Hyde,
Yankton. Or.
FOR RENT A Good house with
barn and chicken house. In Houl
ton. George Perry.
For Sale A S inch - wagon, good
order. Cheap. Call on A. B. Swift,
one mile west of Warren.
4-1-5-1.
You better secure a few lota now
before they go up in price.
Nufsed. D. T. Gerdes. 4t
Lasts1
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THERE-IS NO USE TALKING
QUAIjITV and PRICES
'ARE WHAT SELLS THE CDOnS, WE HAVE BOTH
The best line of Meats. Lard. Butter and Vegetables
' Try Dur Fries
WELCH &
HOULTON '
ti Suits Made to Order in St
'.Orders taken for suits from the Huntington
Tailoring Co., of Chicago, from $14 up
l French Dry Cleaning
A onmr tT
St Helena, Ore, 1912. ;
Mr. Wage earner7 ;
Youara cordially invited to call at
our store and Inspect our large stock of general
merchandise. Then make kttown your Wants and we
will quote you prices, quality considered, that
cannot be duplicated in the city. Give us a trial.
fours For Business.
K. MORGUS c5c SON
I All Work Guaranteed. Estimates Furnished. n
R. CONSTANTIN j
( Q Plumbing an 1 Heating T
! Sheet Met J Work
St Helens Oregon y
ANCONAS
ARE PROVING TO BE '.THE BEST
LAYERS OF LARGE WHITE EGGS.
WE HAVE A FEW EXTRA
FINE ONES
Eggs $2.50 per 15
INTERVALE POULTRY FARM
RAY TARBELL
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COklABM RIVER POWDER COAPjMY
; DEALERS IN "D
DUPONT EXPLOSIVES
ALL. EXPLOSIVES DELIVERED IN X TON LOTS OR MORE cA
TO ANY POINT'IN COLUMBIA COUNTY ON THE RIVEP 1?
RAINIER,
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PETER G.
TABLE DE HOTE DINNERS
On The Strand
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From Single feme BUFF LEG
HOBXS and Single Comb BUFF
OR PI KG TOSS.
$1.25 per Setting of IS
Cuaxantee Good Hatchea
Albert D. Larson
. T. D. So I. COBll Ore.
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WRIST IN8URAKCE
T LOW COST
Oar Sill EUtTII WaitTllTS,
Hosiery. Una Cam a Stooiiibi
nmatanHy rnre. will nm aa4
iomi-I wwthauM, Wl f aaMoreai
blank FRKKol rarnMt.
WOOD ARD. CLARKE kCO.
I'oriiMbfi, UnvB
TOSUCCESSV
JStiiJerj of Homes
Our
'PROFIT-SHARING
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CHAMBERS
' ' OREGON
Helens from $23.oo up 1,
ST. HELENS, ORE. i i
iTtrTrnirrmv
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B.P.ROCKS
EGGS FOR HATCHING FROM
GOOD VTILITY BIRDS THAT
PRODUCE LARGE BROWN EGGS
AND LOTS OK THEM
$1.50 pel 15. $7.00 per 100
YANKTON, ORE.
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OREGON
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PAPPAS 83 t
tor
PORTLAND
STEAMER -
Leaves Si. Helens 6.00 A
Arrives at Portland 1050 A
Leaves Portland at a 30 P
Arrives St. Helens at 6:30 p'
Week's Granite Cc
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