The Columbia register. (Houlton, Columbia County, Or.) 1904-1906, April 14, 1905, Image 1

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Mu aver Thurtagr rrnmg in oiirr t nan l l ThK.VMK OlNiK I.NO H MA( I'AIIH- Mi I a Inland ll Hattinlnjf al T.M pm J x Kailillrl, otn i K ll v iiimun, u n- rr.RS RKHKK All lUHiK XO. tX, I, O, O. Yn mila lit Oiiii rrlluw ban, naiiuvr, on omtaiKl ton rih r'rMajr nitibt ni i-acu moutn kva Htatil, X. It. ; Itowf llaiaM, Hrc. AVON UilHiE XO. K. cf P., MKirm IN Hi.lltlcna nn Tnr'iy venitif. w. ii. ami lanl, ('. W. A. Harris K. il K. ami H. AVATrilT'i.K X(V11. IDA M. II.UIItlH. M. K C.i l.uc r t.ray. M.iif R.anilC. Mvla In Ht. Ilflrna. COl'RT oUK'iOX, F. OF A. NO. . It. 1, k'tni.C. R.; lie Kajr, Hac. Mrrlt In Had' kanla. rTTruiiCsti. TkiHK xo. u. i. o. it. M U.K. iimytra.M.; Y..V. llaklirt, K. ul K. Mrtll In l laKkanla. KAlXlKR IIIVK No. I-Of M. Ada Utf.f.i I allla IVinaroir, k. ol u. w w in k. ui r hall. IIOYBMAV HF. 1 1 A It (and aornfttnifa girl lor (i)untlnary wrvlivai wagMijti) Um In tlfiiltiro. (in work, atti'iul arhtMil, anil U brmiKlit up muiK'Mhat aa your nwii: atul-;! rhlKlli'il may txr nan iw n'gai annumni. A.Mr..., W.T.UAKHNTR, HuM. Ori gon llovk nlMrl' AM H x li'ty, W. C. FISCHER, ATTOlLNKY-AT-liAW, AND NOTARY PUBLIC Xi-xt iltwr to roet ofllce. RAIN1KR. OR KG ON DILLARDft DAY, ATTOUNKYH-AT'LAW, rractl(H) in miy court, Htnto or Fwlerl iSoxt kor to court Iiouho. ST.HKLKN8, OR KG ON. I'l'lJUSHKI) KVKICY FKlPAYt iioultok, onr.io.,Aruir.n, iwa. It. II. MITC1IKLL, Witor onJ I'ublUlier. V orllnt olLori luilUU. , and is forced to accept whatever portion UOB11 inftl 18 ciaimea 101 it, ano ie capital is pleased to dole out to it The V pleasant to take My littl . . , . n girl wants to take it when she ha of things industrial seems reversed. Cap- nee(i Jor it Balard-g IIore. ProtjreHH arid Protection. The Right Name Is DeWltt. . IMVitl'a Witch Hazel Salre m. ' . . ... ,. . ., coo!?, wt?ie an 1 heals cut, burnt There lias liccn, and there still , const lerable ex- hrH: , . . . citenient and adverse criticism over the recent impor- Lkin diCHi.f.. K. E. Zickefoe. tation of cheap Dago lalor, ly the Northern Pacific Adolph, W; V., payi: "lly little Railway Company, to take the place of the white help ""gN'' white 8elhnjsPo had formerly employe.1 by said Company, in this county; "J" 1 , "T,, T . ai JL . , ii .41 I of'ier DeW'itt' itch Hazel and in one or two instances forcible protest has been gal cure( her u , ,, made by the community. Aooderful helin(j nlv in the Complaint is also made, and we think with good world. Be war of counterfeits. Sold cause, that the wages offered by the Company are in- y kailey & lirinn. . sufficient for the support of white labor. It is the old The - (lbout young 4t cry of the despotism of capital -the old clapping of the Rainier, Houlton an l it, Heleng is thumb-screws upon the wage-earners, by the industrial omeUiinj that ahoulJ be itopped at highbinders whom lalor and high protection have en- once- T1,e y?unK man ho waotoul- richeiL Wc wender, in passing, when the tariff sched- 0UlI,l M rat 1,6 not , . . A ' , . , kn'' to 1e true is too vile to be per- ulc will coutaih a tax on the importation of Dagos. mitled ; deccnt gociety AnJ the J04anK We arc not freighted with experieuce, nor filled My who rcpeata ao-h acandal in only with omniscience sufficient to make us an authority on hraping upon herself ahame that will the vexed questions of lator and capital; nor are we Pr" more fully later on. Be careful, an economic Kscalapius prescribing new or original bo,and Bi.V r not know tow ,. - ... 1 ... ...... some one witl be rolling aweet moracla remedies for the ills political; but the itch to say some- of Kmil!l onJer their ,ongucf about thing Is our excuse for this article. you. It is fundamental that lalior is the creator of cap- - - ital, and as such should be, under natural conditions. Sa Tho Lvd nes- , 4-.i j n u . . . , , - lira. Mary a. Meit, Newcagtlf, aititled to all the increment; but under the laws of our wnle.. j B,nard'; own enacting, the two have been associated so long, Horehound Syrup is superior to that labor can no longer exist or produce without the y other cough medicine and will " . a. aid of capital, and is forced to accept whatever portion Uo 811 lnftt 19 clalmed foi it, and of the increase natural order ital, the artificial creation of labor, is now the master; hound Syrup is ihe ireat cure for therefore the conditions thus produced are unnatural, all pulmonary ailment. 2oc, 50c having become so from the application of wrong prin- na UO at bailey & Brian a. ciples and the enactment of unwholesome laws, where- Cot yourVarden8 planted? by capital has unquestionably made itself necessary in A Thoo..nd IulUr.. Worth of 0Md, our industrial exLstence. This by some is calletl pro- I nave be-n alHicted with kid. gress; but progress does, not move contrary to the nat- ney and bladder trouble for years. ural order of things. Progress looks ever toward the pa-8 ng gravel or etooes with ex- eternal hill tops, not "down a soaped plank into wild "uciating pain " nays A. H. , , i . .. , . . Ihurne, nwellkuonn coal opera ocean s depths where lurks destruction and despair. ,0Pf of Buffil,0i a -I got no Klief i nc same uunaiurai couuuions nave arisen irom ine from medicine until I began biking false idea of protection: Free trade was the natural Foley's Kidney Cure, then the ie- status of things; protection the artificial; but protection Bu5t w8 surprising A few does is now so entwined in our economic system as to be 8artt(Mh? brick-dust like puh- , ,-" , .; ... .. . c. e ... fiance and nwl have do pain part and parcel of it; a'l to the benefit of the trusts and acru8 my ki(Juey8 and r fefcl nPkea sorrow of the consumer. . , new m'an. Itl.as done rue 11000 The question is asked: "How is this to be reme- worth of good." Foley's Kidney died that labor may get its dues?" This were easily Cure will cura every form of kid answered were it not for the fact that the first of laws, mJ or ladder di.se.ise. II. O. Oliver self-preservation, so far, as corporations are concerned, If Japan would only take the Philip has been abrogated, or rather it never applied. If a .P"108 ' man, or a number of men, enter your domicil, to des- Beauty and Strength, poit you of your goods, you " may resort to force and Are desirable. You are strong even take life in defense thereof; but a corporation and vigorous when your blood is . . . . . ,. . pure. ISInnv, nay, mon women may take, your land, reduce wages below the living fai, t0 prop;ry their food mark and enact generally any law it sees fit, with the and e0 become pale, callow, thin same efficacy and immunity as our Oregon Legislature, and weak, while the brightness, respecting its tariffs, wages ind the measure of its freshness and beauty of the skin responsibility to the public. ?nd complexion, dep.rt. Remedy .. .. . ... .... e .. , , this unpleasant evil by eating But disregarding the inapplicability of the law of BM.jAie i - iiuuii.-iiiiiimu auu taking it email self-protection there exist reasous why we may not at dose of Herbine after each meal, to this time resort to a forcible solution of the problem, digest what you have eaten. 50c The first is: Our complicity in the enactment of the l Bailey & Brinn's. laws by which the present industrial conditions were Lilacs in bloom, and this the second made possible. Another is that the people are directly weok in April ! Ex. responsible for the creation and growth of the great nheum.tie ri..,ouloki.v luu.Ted. corporations. Corporations are the artificial children The excruciating pains charae- of the laws enacted by us, which we cannot and must teristic of rheumatism and sciatica not deny, otherwise we acknowledge our inability to r, qly relieved' by applying , . , . Chamberlain 8 Pain Balm. The govern ourselves. We have sprung the lever by t reIieTill. mw(,f - thm Brother Flagg, of the Mist, is worried. He is' which the trysts b,;ouSht int0 'S- without attempt-1 Hniir.ent has been the surprise nd Politeness Ls always trump. The trusts are the advance agents of Socialism. If the union lalxl is good on your shoes why is it not good on your ballot? Men go hungry, not because the food is scarce, but 1ecause it is owned by the riclu The capitalists today have but one function in roduction the taking of profits. The Socialist movement is the product of material conditions, not personal conceptions. Scientific Socialism is simply an interpretation of the workings of economic forces based upon the facts of history. If the capitalists of Rusaia and the capitalists of Japan had to do their own fighting the war wouldn't ast fifteen miuutcs. tot- To the average man, life is simply but a fight for bread from boyhood to the time wheu he becomes a source of profit to the undertaker and coffin trust. If you are an average intelligent nun and will honestly consider the matter you will be surprised to find how closely your ideas of right and wrong are related to your economic interests. - Ma'- Mark Twain said: "Be good and you'll be lone some." In the present stage of capitalism's develop ment it would be more appropriate to say? "Be good and you'll starve or submit on charity. Involution is a process of eliminating the unnec essary. 1 lie capitalists, whose only function in pro duction is to take profits, is cleat y unnecessary and therefore must drop out of the game. The people of Colorado are probably wondering what is the use of going to all the expense of holding an election. Might as well let the carporations choose the governor in the first place. The Kansas City Star calls the proposed munici palization of Chicago's street car lines Socialistic. It is no more Socialistic than the beef trust or the oil trust, but all are steps in the evolution of capitalism that leads to Socialism. If you saw a man trying to butt down a stone wall with his head you would be greatly amused but when someone starts in to bust the trusts you can't understand why we Socialists laugh. Study Socialism and then you will understand. :o: Castro t undivided whether to whip the United Sutrs or France f rut. Herqlne Cures. Fever and ague. A done will us ually stop a chill, a continuant always cures. Mr. Win. M Shrmid Midlothian, Texas, Ay 31, 1KW, writes: "We have u-ed Herbine in our fami.y for eijht years and found it the liect medicine we have ever uiel for la ciipi. hi toua fever and malaria." SOo at Bailey fc Brinn'g. Removal Sale. Iam building a concrete store build ing in rt. Helens and when it loconi plcted will occupy it as a general mer- chandiae store. I don't wnt to move any more goods than r.ecesnary, and mere lore i win eu an the goons in my presei t store ac greatly reduced price. This is the opportunity you have been looking fur. My stock "is krjje and you can save money by tradini; w ith me. H. JIOKUl a. Walks Without Crutches. I whs much alll cted with sciati ca, Ed C. Nud, lowaville, Sedirwick county, Kan., "going tbout on crutches and suffering a deal of pain. I was induced to try Ballards !?now Liniment, which relieved me. I used three oOc lottles. It is the greatest liniment I ever used; have recotnmended it to a number of persons: all express themselves as being benefitted by it. I now walk without crutche, bl to perform labor on the faim." 2"2, -iOc and 11.00 at Bailey & Bricn's. . The hailstone crop is beginning to fall in Kansas, but tSe hailstones have not been larger than liens' eggs t. A jiit ku'VAvW .a. aC. S wax." in. a i .a a s r. pfih ai WMUIUIUUUU V Ul lUl A Ml UXI A Wa want to aetitl yu fro ot all eiml, ID eoplet o( our Journal whteh yimean arllfnrMr. Yt-U rvtaln l ho t-tulra ainminl In pay for your tuturu uppllt-a which f will luruUh to on at a upt-cl. al raiw III nrler In etuiiirKi you to hullil ti a iKrnianunt inntilh. ly rotH. , Aililrem a ntl l int to P('tt. A, and w will aeml thv tvrt by return ( mat. Thin para you Wr and will only cont you Hie, io attend to It at inn, aa wo can 1 1 only tmpply them to a Umllnl nninbrr In eaeh dltrli't. In (act, to only one If it U In the country. . Town and Country Journal rr wltU aub. to Itaglatar, DEPT. A, SAN JOSK, CAL, shedding crockadile tears over the fact that the Houl ton Register is printing the Rainier Gazette. Well, that is not troubling Flagg half so much as the fact that the Mist is losing ground. The Register is the largest paper in the county and contains the most local news. The Rainier Gazette was printed on our The Steamer IraMa. - L - Makai ton4 trlH RAINIER and PORTLAND. T...in.B.intrat a:oa a. m. and rartlanl at 3:10 p. m. dally ttfieopl Sunday). . Wa aellolt a tbara ol tha vubIIm palrouaga. and In ratura tn ia auiek iar lea and a alaan boat, wa ara bara to atar and want your buiiaau. Ua4 UallootolT.yortr!.t. rCIEYSIIIEie'COK ingto restrain, or in auy way regulate them. delight of thousands of sufferers Absolute relief can be had from the results cf our The quick relief from pain which folly only by a recurrence to first principles, but as we l aflbr.ds 5 alne w,ortth may , , .. . .I- nil times its cost. For sale by Perrv have made the corporations immortal, it would look . p,v,am J like repudiation to blot them out; and, too, such an act would unsettle conditions. The only remedy, "Glorious!" eay they all. Spring rains press, the type setting being done in Rainier. This tlien' remaininS is government ownership; and the gives a better opportunity to make a better paper than has ever been put out heretofore. The thing that troubles Mr, I'lagg most is that the Gazette is out stripping the Mist in the lower end of the county, and the Register Is doing the same for" him in the upper end of the county. Brother Flagg, you will have to get a move on or you will be out of the processiou. and sunshine. rk to that end, the sooner we shall reach a reasona- noney ana iar ai a throat and i solution of this question. ' Regulation by law will lum? remedy, and Ion account ofjthe I ttT amclif-iirpi: or rlifnr " rpmninii tnip vnirn is -iv. -J f-.L . . We .poke of the man who iaued the counterfeit Retfliter last week ai a tramp. About two months ago he came to our ofllce and applied for work and asked the foreman for 25 cents to get a rural. Cornea pretty nenf tramp. Won a Name of Fame. A Tried and True Friend. One MinuteCough Cure contains not an atom of any harmful drug, and it has boon curing coughs, coldn croup and whooping cough fro long that it has proven itself to be a tried and true friend to the many who use it. Sold by Bailey tfc Bnnn. There are a host oi other tpithcta that will apply to meddlers and tramps, but our "vocabulary of billingsgate" has run out of invectives such as would slander a pair of professional so-called JournaliiU la this county, sooner we reach the conclusion that this is not a wild- Counterfeit! ngthe Genuine. eyed, Populistic tenet, with whiskers on it, and get to Foley & Co., Chicago, originated work to that end, the sooner we shall reach a reasona- Honey and lar aa a throat and ble uev that "Legislatures are cheap," remains true, which is are otleied for the genuine. Ask for likely to be until the millennium. Foley Honey and Tar and refuse I V an v sutitute offered, a no other preparation will give the same re sult. It is mildly laxative. It con tains no opiate? and is safest for children and delicate persons H U.UIiver. Tim Onnimissionpr to the Lewis and . I'uvtitia little Jtarly KisenstneiUlnrkUontennuU reports progress. We famous little pills, have been made hope this will satisfy Mr. Mitchell. Any fa moin Uv tli;. M.i.;n Lm. friend of the exhibit can have a full .. 1a A' CC t?,n yCi . rqrt of what bus been accomplished ipsa ana cent o action unun the i flaa anrkikirtticuirnoi rt Kv bowels and liver. They have no equal for biliousness, constipation, etc. They do not weaken the M,om ach, gripf , or make yftu h) sick. Once Used, alwayt preferred They etrengtheni Sold byBatley & Brinn. Mr. Mitohell'a exposure of the meth ods adopted by 'the manufacturers of road Implements to sell their wares, is Very complete and convincing. The at tention of the grand jury should be called to this matter. Oregon Mist. Thai ks, Brother Flagg. But why do yott not give the facts' to your readers ; or do you take it for granted that it is not necessary, aa they all read the Keg later, anyhow. catling at this ollice. As to the knockers, we care notmng tor mem. urcgon imisi Mitchell is a taxpayer and has a right to know. Furthermore. Mitchell is not the person asking for this information. Your statements and vouchers should be filed -with the county clerk so that the public gvay know what their money is gong for. Star A Star shingles for sale at the Register otlicc. In small lots or bv the caeload. All butter made and sold in Oregon on and after May 13 must have the words "Oregon Butter" printpd on the wrapper if offered for sale. This is to prevent the imported stuff from being palmed off as the Oregon product. Business in Union picking up. Forget About Your Stomach. If your digestion is bad the vital organs or parts of your body are not led and nourished as they should be. They grow weak and inviie disease, xvoaoi uyspepsia cure digests what you eat, cures indigestion and all stomach troub les. Y ou forget you have a stomach from the very day yu begin taking it. This i3 Because it get3 a rest recuperates and gradually grows so strong and healthy that it troubles you no more. Sold by Bailey & Brinu. 14 Na ran iw;wrarr lWtw am-wnua-w n P A. Ma!oom, of Rainier, is visiting with bis sons in this city this week. We learn that Grandma Blackford intends to ake a trip to Chicago this spring.' Chas. M. Graham, of Marshland, was in the city Monday trading with our' merchants. . William McColalm, of Marshland, wa9 in the city Saturday attending to some legal business. It is reported on the streets that Geo. Kelts had a severe spell of appendicitis, the past week. Messrs. "Kent & Graham are grading down the lot ow ned by John Banzer on Xchalem avenue this week. , Aimer Meserve, of Deep River. Wash, was in the city Monday attending to some legat business. Mrs. Arnold and daughter, of Brook ville, Penn., are visiting with Mrs. Dr. J. E. Hall, in the city. We learn that Miss Mary Tichenor, of ' this city, has been quite ill the past week, but is now recovering. . We learn that Mr. Jas. Vanvolkin burg has been appointed road supervi sor of this district, No. 10, in place of Mr. Elliott, resigned. It is reported on the Btreets in town that the Shaver Transportation com pany inteuds to haul their steamer, the Sarah Dixon, off the Ulatskanie and Port'and route about May 1st. E. II. Flagg, editor of the MUt and superintendent of the Columbia County exhibit at the Lewis and Clark Expo sition, was in the city the first of the week stirring ud the people to furnish articles for the exhibit. We learn that the jcity marshal has ordered several of our citizens to dis continue keeping hogs within the city . limits and to tear down their hog pens, but did not learn whether he meant hu man hogs or the other kind. ' cws is about as scarce B9. chicken teeth in this part of the country. Since the city election many of our people think it would be a good idea to have the city books experted when the new council is eworn in and the new officials take their respective offices. We notice a big boom of shingle bolts in the river in front of town. Oliver Anderson, of the Upper Clatskanie, got out the bolts on his place and floated them down to the new shingle mill of W. S. Larch, where they will Jbe ripped up into shingles and sold in the world's market. Since the city election last Monday th intra have been a little oniet nlmnt town. Some of the defeated candidates feel a little sore over tho results, but we think they will get over it. AH poli ticians have to come down off their perch sooner or later. vYhile some are lot down harder than others yet they all drop to their level. . If you like the Register tell your friends about It and induce them to "sub scribe. "W have special clubbing rates with the Portland Journal, Oregonian. and San Francisco Examiner.