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Newspaper Page TextBUILT Oii QUICKSAND. flie Columbia Register, jis FzZ z I i.u.'h.i a. i, , '.1 , i.r htvo.nt s tho mj i ?n miller if swi'l I tl:- t tfc t ILt:lin. otvcoii.iiiulv'r it.o ; i i ..". n. . . . ...n...KIVwMt xui.hs !... ;w:jo!i,ana w hv?o spp?iiti r;p-- j why the Unstable House of Fro HoiLTON, op.k., Al si sT ri. r a voracious s a vul-. tecticn Must Soon'Co'.brise. .s t.:. . i:, t " "V WSDE3KED-BY ITS ADVOCATES. Mcnce en tla nuiadane ti-li?rr, Ui the d ctrinp rf reincarnation be . . . . Atl.ick on k Motorl.iaa S-nr Trait true, was m the cuuo o the ins- .... ... .... v iia r.rinnii r riruda Looking ... r . . . . . . . 1 1 - i i:. MIT K.lilxr. A tvorliMiiR ratrn - fsoiml.to r r t "" Democratic Nitionil TirkrK 9102 1VK l'RFSrPEXT v . A. 1. PAUKKK, . Of-.w York." FOll YU'f UUKinKXT; : 11KNUYU. PAY'S Oi Wt Virginia. gravity is only coua!kt by a R k evill rootor delivering a panegyric on republican i r ?perity; an I an A po.-tal intnectof was sent to .0. c untv fit ral. whocouM make Rainier last Saturday to investigate jno greater I i I for infamy than to tho charges oeainst postmaster C .inline his present a s -eiaiion. I . k ... ... luld a Luziards feast at winch they discussed wavs and means of link; a cam'y oil'cia!,; rr.i i ih iunt of ik i. whi se per.se and judgement are j . alnnrt ns tangible as a hhtus in the j The downfall ct protection not atmosphere, and (those owl-like H ,ol,s dolajod, a bis l'Uw having uvvii murk i'j tuyso w uo were n$ Clark. It appears that only one charge can be maintained and that Is.that the tiostmaster at Rainier, and the postmaster at Y.nkton, nnd-the postmaster at 8t. Helens did not vote the straight republi can ticket ni the late June election. It-was in Cleveland's second term that the civil service reform meas ure was applied to fourth class po-stniasters. ; He held, -and rightly Nfo,.that -a postmaster is the ser vant of the people and so long as haonducted his-cffice'properly he cauld not bo .removed for political reasons. Of course it was thought by the ilifcians that this measure wo!d tend o, limit their power, and with this same thought in mind the would be leaders of the republican ' party in Columbia county ere now seeking to abrogate this rule. A prominent republican who has much influence in Wash ington as tLe whole Oregon delega tion remarked that if Messers Fqiton, Mitchell and Williamson wantei-to politically damn Colum bia county they were certainly taking ihe proper course in encour aging, the little upstaris who have putr themselves forward as leadeis otthe party in this county.' It" is currently reported that Torn. Tagart, democratic chair m an et'o-t-once took a glass of beer, and in.consequenoe thereof Cortelyou "will Ignore, thp issues, of irreproach able currency-and the trusts and attack Taggarl's Sundat school re cord. This is republican consist enpy. The principles for which the-candidates stand seem of little moment to Cortelyou, ..as long as the Peruna vote is in doubt. It my be that while the democratic generalissimo,. Taggart, has been Struggling under the shadow of the mama a potu that the political Jason of the republicans,, basking iu the effulgent pietism of honest? John Wanamaker, Rockafeller and Blocks cf-five Dudley, has been ir?iog to eneaK this vote away from us. We may as well admit that Taggarb is not the graduate of a ccamp-meeting, neither. dees, he possess the orthodox -fmbokpoint ofa settled minister r.or has he that, grip on the Apostles creed like one "'to the manner-born;" nevertheless, if he can count on the co operation of kindred spirits, he wUl make the angelic pin-feathers of Cortelyou fly like thistle down ina Texas zephjr. We. were flat tering ourselvea that this would be an -eld fashioned campaign, and not a W.'C. T. U. basket eocial, to which each participant would-be forced to appear supplied with a palm and hymn book, and also ex hibit a get of incipient winga,pr a oertiticate of good standing among theioly Rollers. . If we are mis taken then we may look for the re publicans to change their slogan froin "Sound money" to "Halielu jah," and the campaign drink from "old crow" to three pl prohibition b'-Tst-headV . - THE.B1G FOUR. Soniettmei since, the Register intimated that an effort was being made-fey some of the local, smooth bbite politicians, together with one oriwt) of Oregon's farhcus brush league statesmen, whose combined intellectual endowments would dis grace Dirty Dora or Barnum's Wbafc-is-it, to remove certain.' Poet Afaate'fs Because they: refused- to get active, -last, Jarie, and support, in full, the machine ticket. It is now learned 1 beyond a peradven turq, that a sweet smelling coterie of chumps, composed of an ,ex- ; . ; .. hoir.? up the.G. .0. P. of this coun ty, and the proper discipline to ad minister to the unfaithful. Alter settling upon a plan they imtbUed their scheme to some of the patron age dispensers of the State, as abive intimated, and started in to grjU somo,of tte P. Ms. and sub ject them to a trial to3t unde; the wheels of the political juggernaut. All went nierrilyvfcra time, as the chinisof mrrriace. bells, and this quartet of political cormorants were crediting ; themselves - with having performed a crying duty to the party and with having applied a proper chastisement to the.recre-ants,--when lo! a change came over the spirit of their dreams: , The sage bush statesman, from Crook, with an evident desire, to statu in with tin MooJy faction, gave the scheme away, and the conspirators are now scared up like a covev of quail, for fear, a merited boycott will le declared against their small 'selves; while thev are fillim? th - c circuambie.ititherwith revilingsan' arvithamas flouted at one another. They are ao trying to make it ap pear that there are others anxiou3 for the punishment of the incorri gable, a;;d iutimatf. that, one of the Clatskanie lesde;i, who has jn tiniesgone .by, been honond by party position,i3 one of this number bat owing to his apparent inact ivity in matters political his appli cation to business ard his unquest ioned broad ideas, we hesitate to beleive it; in fact we dont beleive i, ti e ts.'ertions of the pin-headed quartet to the contrary notwith standing. Puts an End to it All. A grievous wail oftiniea come3 as a result of unbearable nain from nvtr tax. eJ organs, Dizziness, liackaclie, Liver TOmniainianuLionstination. r.nt thunko oukIi. Trv them. ' Onlv wUI ct rId of the sugar trust." shows warmest frloiuK The protection theory 1 .built eu tioltishiieei.4, and w hen Us votaries cease to receive what, they consider their full measuro of protec tion they are not wily willlns to see the whole fabric crumble, but to ex rose its fallacies and frccboothts. Tlc msar planters are the latest to com plain. They are blaming Cuba it reci procity nnd the monopoly of the pillar market that the tariff irlves the snjtar trust. It was hardly to be expected, though, that the American l'couomist, the organ of the" Protective Tariff loasue, v would publish these evldeut truths about the tariff on sugar aud tlw extortion of the sugar trust, but la the l;:st tssue of the. l'couomist there Is an article by Mr. Martin tJlynn, presb dont and manager of the Modern Sugar factories. Glynn. La., which tells the sad story. lie saysu "While tho sugar Industry lias -apparent protection In the DIngley Mil, it .Is only apparent... Tlie annexation of Hawaii ami Porto Iilcu, together with the reciprocity, w ith Cuba, enables tho trust U bo manipulate the sugar niar ket iu their own interest that they keep down the price of raw sugar and put up the price of icUoed ns high as they want. They will not allow ua to make a fine sugar that will go straight Into consumption, as they will pot al low the grocers to handle it. "When the sugar Industry of this country is killed, which Is being done pretty fast, there will no longer be any inducement to have n tariff on sugar any more than there Is on coffee. Then the people will not ullow themselves to be taxed for the beuciittof Hawaii, Porto ltico or Cuba or for the sugar trust. The' people will demand free sugar absolutely free, rcflned ea well as raw. Then we will get rid of-the sugar trust, iho .first nnd the worst trust we ever Lnd in this country.". The sugar trust magnates are omnip otent They decree to the sugar grow ers what kind of sugar they shall man uraeture from their enne and dlctato to the grocers that they must only. Be:i trust sugar. Lots of people would nrfr fer for many uses tho "raw" brown iiugar os.it comes, from, the mijlj of the planters, iat if .caupot ho boijcht ut any ordinary grocer's hop, for. as fir. Glynn says, "the trust will notl low the grocers to handle 1t." Thnt is the way the trusts-most of theni nro monopolizing not ouly thr' manu facturing, but dictating the whole-sale nnd retail terms and prices on which their product shall he sold. The sugar trust Is no worse than the steel trust and lots of other trusts, except that Its product Is a necessity that all must purchase. . v Now that the protectionists ire be rating the sugar trust as "the worst trust" aud saying "the peoplu will de mand free sugar, absolutely free, re- 5tli ANNUAL CIEAMNCE Sale. Commencing JUIy 15th at L..Svctt's, Rainier, Ore. A FEW OF THE BARGAINS OFFERED "7 pairs Womnns Shoes Rt-ducrd to til bVi nnd .r4V a pair. Mod Mack U so for Children UeduceJ to 22 a pur. (UK- WmkinR Shirts f r Men Keduced to IDo each i.'trm AH Wool pants Keiluad to -..:::.) a pair si!0 nnd li'UXl Hov'h Suits, long pants, P.eduocd to $('.(10 and f 7JHT .MKi Linen Huts for Men llcduoed to Ih'ic 1 i ') and l"tf.) Straw Hot Koduced to 7."o l.V. and :i."w LndieV 'e! Ileduced to 10j nnd 'JMeach Kxtr.t lry dranulaKl Can Sugar l"i lb-, for $1.N., lbVt Itrand Tonnlom per can UK Host Sweet Com '2 cms for Shield Itraml Pifnio Hamuli -p r IU. Fancy Smoked lUcon ti IJc per lb. Freight charges paid on all billri Kit $lt) (HI or more. 1 . L. SWETT, RAINIER, OREGON. i. ASTORIA A COLUMBIA RIVER A, RAILROAD CO. Nl'MMONX, . JN TllKCllJrJIT col'RT OK THE STATE Ofc- I On-iiiill, (orl'ulUhllilH t'l'IIHIV. v vit. .... .m I it. l.r IN l II K NAMK Ol-" Til ESTATE OK OUV'COX : im uro hi-ri't.y rvi.utii'.l MH-Hr niul itu-uor llu-iiiiltilnt tilrl hkmIii-I ii In lh- nl.ov fiiuili-ii Hint Court, un or lulor llu ImM d-i ..1 the lx ''k- next (ollou Inn Uic dm.-1.( the frt i'UMIi-Httoii of till, KtiiiiinoiiK, . IIikI Ih'Iiik tin- time im-oi iluvl in tho orvlt-r tor puli litttiiti h-n-ot; nikI It you full t. no Mmvitr hihI diiswit Hiit tuiiliilnt. the plitltit i fT. Mintiio I llurm-s-i. ill t-ttu-v Vi.ur ilcfmill to 1..-ciiti-n-.l mn( itl'i'ly to tin' I'oiirl bv iiiiiiumI for Hie rollvf ili'tiimitU-a iu llo i-oiuiilnlnt, to wit ; Kor 11 iIimtv"' v' vII I'ourt ilUiolvlux tlu tmiiiN o( iiiHtrliiiouy noi i n-tnii- Ih-Iwitii tho I'lniiilia iiikI tho tlofou Unt HUi uurltjiK to luTtlioi-HrvHii.loiKtuly ( tho In Unt lill,l, Joliii I.. lmrKowi, toKoihcr with hi ot uii niul m-h iiihor nlli I Hi to th fotirt ncotim Oil'lillltllo. I Iu-iiinnifn U imbllslidl iiur-oiftiit t kii erili-rnt the lloimrnhte K. S .llmimi, 'oiuily Juilo torxnl.rl'oluinhU rounty. (Jn poii, nmile Mini .liif.xt Julk' -k.1 Ilk. I 1.1. . I. .. I..- . i.. . 1 w ..r..,, m I. i.iii,'- iri-ni-rilot , , - .'... i i . t. in- i i. i rimnirr t 'lhilt thn Mrvlii miiii.ii.hi. I.. il.u ..ta J. I'littl? to ilti.l Irntn I kv.ni.. Miot V..ril. K.I....I jihoutil lit iiintl.i iitM.ii v.. ii l.v i. ill. H. ..i. ! : tioilitik- 41 Wrcli f.ir lt I'OIIKM-lltiVO Wol'kt. 'I I i- iluteof tho ri r-t ulilii'tl..ii ul this mi lii-tfli'ii- L Kriiliiy, J.ulv , I'll.I.lKDA PAY, ' All.irin yi (or plulnliff , PAtl.V. Jj ,j M.H. it RKAIUiowN 5 j! MTATIUNH PAILY vi a s j! n : ' X- A- I ii , A.N. A.M. T-ou 8;im .11 l.v 1'ortlwtnl Ar 11:10 v;fi ' sic.liSi.i!.... :iitt !iuui h a,i h '.hi is I ... luinli'r ...in ,v. h -jn 9 : UUi . I'vrmnUl . , v Hi n ti Ml to '.Mil . .. Mnvnor ... aJ 7 .( K .'41 ;o (.Vi.. ;. ,. tMlm-y . 17 7 5!'. k ; in mi .v.'.ai . t Ui-Unlo .. ti 7 '.itw 10 hi Vnu . .MnMilmid .. 9 W 7 '. dill ill 21 7I J ... We-tmrt .... H : 7 17 M S7 111 :K;7S.J .. t'lllMl ..... K IU 7 0.' li uu ID ,7 ,Nl 11 ! ,.. K uaii ...Hi:, ft )l I 11 IV. ;;ki,3 ... S viih,,,! . , . H 1)7 11 :t 10 Jll 1 1 IK 'V. I . , John llsv . 7 .V. JJ ID :i II :i -'hlh , r ii.rln'l.v 7 41 rt III DILLAKD& DAY;, ATTOI I N ICYS-AT- LA V. i l'raetice in any court, Statu or IcdiTal. ext door to court bowse. ST.IIKLKSS, OUEGOX. 4 A I John W. HnKgin 8 I Painter and I Paper Hanger Asent for Poller's ioti Trust.. Wall hp RAINIEIt, OREGON. All trnlu imiko ohwe rmuuTtloiK ut (ioMe w llh Northern 1.0 trln In mi. I Irnin the Ens! utut Hon ml h.ihi. At I'.irlliui.l with nil tryi K-iivltiK I'lihin ih-pol. At Atort with I. i.ft j.iiit t.ont niul mil lluo niul .tymiier T no ' linili!.. i r.uM'iiKeiM (or Atorln or u t.olnm mint ihk truiiK ut llointoii. j ruliH will nil. 11 to I t. .Ho-iioro(t nt lloiiltiui whvti eoinln(; from li.llltn wont .( i.i.l.!.-. J.V. MAUI, ii.it. 1'nmi. Ai!t., Aurrhi, Or. I GICO. 1;. RICICI)! I Gonfractcr and Builder X Planj Diawn, x $ Intimates Given. x General repair work A speciaity. HOUU'ON, OrtEGON; Str. Joseph Kellogg. Iavo r.irlluii'1 Tiiemlny, Thiimiluy mnl Knt ur.Uy nt 7n. tn. for Ht. Ilolem, KiiIhiiiii, t ttrroU 1 01111, Kiiinior nun ivvimi. ArrivniK nt I'ort I CASH f I TALKSl ? Q. BAILEY- & BRINN.I FOR : General Merchandise DUY GOODS, CLOTHING, I BOOTS, SHOltX G HOC KR IKS'; '; ft' riiOVISIONS;'- p 4 FLOUR, ii FEED, Nrirdwarc,' X Granitcware,- Crock cry ware, uiA..n. r m i HOULTON. . ORB. Portland, and Astoria AND WAY. LANDINGS- Astoria. Rou(b Hi.iiiuri.ruuNE!(-vM.Ty. lor St. W hurt Dully (.ni r.l Humlnv) At 7 H. lit. U-nvei Ali.rlH lUlly (.Ai .-it Hiin.l.iy) nt II l. til, t'lto eoiinoel Ion w lih Umi lur t'lilin.i.k u-mi-Ii. Ie! Klvcr, tirny n Hlver, K iini.i.lmi, H. Hii-v. I-III. tl. I'tliliv. I-1 Ii. limit. 1.1 lluM.... I..I.J, t.lnrk Itlver, Ouloyft Yiiiiua'i Itlver. ml bonti niul irnln lor Ih.iIi U uchi-n. W.C. FISCHER, ATTORNEY- AT-LAW, . AND NOTARY PUBLIC. . Next door to poet office. . RAJN1ER, - OREGON. teed by Perry & Graham. Teacher's Examination. Notice is hereby given that the county superintendent of Columbia County will hold the regular examination of appli cants tpr, state and county papers at Jit. Jlelens, as follows: For State Papers. Commencing Wednesday, August 10, nine o'clock A. M., and continuing until Saturday, August 1:5, at four o'clock Wednesday Penmanship, history, spelling, algebra, reading, school law. Thursday Written arithmetic, theo ry of teaching, grammar, book-keeping, physies, civil government. - Friday Physiology, geography, men tal arithmetic, compositian, physical geography. Saturday Botanv. nlarm general. , -history,-. English literature) jJBjtiiuiujiy. For County Papers. Cominencintr Weanesrtnv Anmiaf inn. at nineQ'clack, A. M., .and continuing uuui riiuaj, -auuuti, at iour 0 clock, First, second and third grade certificates. ueunesoay i'enmanship, history, orthoirraohv. readine'. Thursday Written arithmetic, theory 0i teaching,- grammar, physiology. Friday Geography, mental arithme tic, school law, civil government. Primary Certificates. Wednesday Penmanship, orthog raphy, reading, arithmetic. Thursday Art of questioning, theory of teaching,; methods, physiology. Dated ai Ilotllton. Ornonn tlila o-.fl, J - v"l VbU day of July,-1!04. I. H. CoPELAH D, County School Superintendent. ' The Death Penalty. ' A littlfl t.llin'IT SAmnllmiio rnooltn tn - O .-.v....v. i,ruita jn death. Thus.a mere nf-rntr-.h . inuiimin. - fe" " cant cuts or nunv hnils hovs ti.n death penaity. It is wise to have Juckicn's Arnica halve ever handy. It's the best Salve on earth ai.d will prevent fatalitv. when Burhs. Snrpn .111. ora. on1 Piles threaten. jUnly 25c at Perry & Grahams. the quicksands upon which tho house of protection is builded. . The whole structure Is liable to collapse nt any moment, for if the protection to sugar la removed why 6houId the enormous protection on Iron and bteel, fenco wire, axes, nails and numerous other articles that the steel trust, is Interest ed -in be maintained? : Why should nearly all the other .trusts bo protected bo that they can charge a greater price for their products hero than abroad? That is the question for the voters to ponder over and inquire into and Instruct their representatives upon. Don't befooled by the fallacious tales that the protective tariff brings prosperity. That it conduces to high prices is certain, for. the cost of liv ing is now at the. top notch, as every one who is obliged to count the cost and economize knows full well. SM8M09O8aO!ajOiC "Commencing June"8th and continu ing untilregnlar summer schedule is in augurated, the regular train of A. & C. K. It. arriving afAstoria rt 11 :.10 A. M. will run through to Seaside direct in stead of via Ft. Stevens, arriving at Sea side at 12..'!0 p. m., returning leave Sea side at 4 :30 p. m. instead of 2 flit) p. m., allowing four hours at the-beach.'1 . HOW TQ REFORM THE TARIFF A Fr act ienle Scheme Baggetted hf a Clear Headed Democrat. It has been suggested by one of flu. most clear headed Democrats in the country that to prevent the disturb ance to . business that might . result from general tariff reform that sepa rate bills be passed reducing the duty on products that an exorbitant profit Is charged for. That programme would hot disturb any business but that of the particular trust affected nor require- other taxes to be imposed to pro vide for a deficiency in the revenue, for: there is no revenue from uch arti cles now, there being comparatively none imported. It must bo remem bered that the Republican leaders have cy allowing the trusts to dictate the tariff schedules built up an enormous monopoly In many products, and it will require care, time and caution for full reform and to release, the people from the tariff tax and higti prices that are now so burdensome. - No sensible man supposes that tho Democrats would wish to disarrange tho business of the country. They have as much interest in prosperity as Re publicans have, and those corporations that are doing" a legitimate -business need fear ' nothing,-- but excrescences must be removed, excesses retrenched r.nd abuses remedied. That will ho the programme of Democratic tariff re form. . t, -'. . . . l A NEW LINE OF t- j Shoes, pessfioods I . -at - HARRY .0. OLIVER'S! Q 1KAI.EBi1S ' O Groceries, I j HARD WAKE,! FLOUR & PROYISIOHS, furniture j Ctill and see : . s I Our Premiums, . I WITH CASH PURCHASES PRODUCE I j TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOUGOODS. I .nn. i i. hi. ii. i himi i.io, ArrivniK hi I'ort- umi, Mi.n.iuy, w ,.,iii.-.,i,iy nmi ii,iy t i i.tn. Portland finrt Vflnrnnvpr1 Th. HtmnuT Xnrtliwcit Waves I'ortUiiil, "'llOilU. ttUU IttUlUUlCr Alonmi'r t'XMXrr IiiV hihI TIiiiwiImv (ur Tuli..l(i, (.iitln Um k, mnl Inylur HI Wlmrt-ilnllv Idxiti.I Kiiii.U) wny H.ltit.H ut 11 u. nt., n- limine W-.lni'l,iy mnl 1,1 K' -KU. in. mnl fio p, in. - Ii v.-i Viuiviiiivit Katiinliiy nt2 . tit. Ili-t mnl i-lu'iiiicnt rouir ":. mnl 1 i. in. No trNtmifrltiK, Ii lothi'tft. llelcim tnlnlntf (ILntrli-t. hiilil.-c t til V""!' "" ,,''," - chmiijc wltlioiit noikf. W lHirdm.K.l BmniDit llrt- : On-trim Muln OiIuiiiIjU f.U. njr.'cl. II. Iluluiun, AKi-'lit. liiirf-Koot of J'nylor St. . In-in. ml ..III. ..... -V. ii.' v.. . .1.111 hi VAM urvHt TUAShf'uUTATlON'iro. . VERMONT HOUSE. W. A. WOOD, Pkopkieiok, HOULTON OREGON. Good accomodations at rca- o eonable prices.- Barn in con A ncction with hotel. The Steamer, Iralda. Make round tritu iK lwtcu RAINIER and PORTLAND. Muring ltlnlrRtO;(iQ s. in. nnd rortlnnd hfJUW .. iii. (lnlly I'Xi t'i.lHiiiidiiy).- WoKolli lt h uliaro of Hid iul.lii .iitroiinKi'. mid In rut urn wlllKivcritilvkNurvit'eaiul a cli-an bout. Wo lire here lo nlnr hikI want your bunlncmt. I.nd lng nt foot of Taylor Street.. . I'. I. HOOOHKlllK, M.iMlrr, HOULTON HOUSE, FIRST CLASS MEALS CLEAN ROOMS, COFORTABLE BEDS. Good barn for accomodation of tho public. HOULTON, OREON Steamer Sarah Dixon. M-aves Portland Tucmlay and Thimdnv at n p. m.. for('latnkanieBiid way InndinRH. Hun Ufty for Oilk Point. Ri'lllmlair Iimivi.u CI..I.. ;anle Wednesday and Friday at 4 i. jn., ttdo lerniitliiir. Irvih OaU l'olni I,..f..v u ui."81iHver TriinN))orlullon Co. THE HOULTON EXCHANGE KELLY BROS., Proprietors' Best of Wines, Cigars and Liquors,": Kept In Stock. Opposite tho post office. HOULTON. oir?t THE. 1 New York ST STOKE. GENERAL MERCHANDISE ! CLOTHING, DRY. GOODS,. GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, FRUITS, PROVISIONS,- m FURNITURE,. STOVES, fcc. KOWEST PRICES. H..MORGUS,, ST. HELENS, , - ORE. KILLthi COUCH AND CURE the LUNGS tt,T Dr. ing's mi uiscovcry nu(iiiiiu ... vnoumriiuri ' friCi OUGHSanli. OLDS 60c$t.00, Free Trial." Suret -and Quickest Cure- for all THROAT and LUNGh TROUB LES, or MONEY BACK. THOBijBHamnBanaK) I RED BE AR SALOON. HESDErCKS' BROS.,. Proprietors. WK KKKP ' THE BEST OF WINES, .LIQUORS, MINERAL WATER and CIGARS. Pool Parlorin connection with saloon." HOULTON. . ORE.':