The Columbia register., April 27, 1906, Image 4

Entered a wnrt rUv. wiiu r April ?,
ftl thr t offlor al HouiUm, r (vii,uaUvr lh
Actol loner ol March
STATE rKIKlKY.
BUMIKD KVKRV FKllUV
K. H. MITtllkLL. fcdllor.
Bnlxcriptinn ptior $1 (V per yrar In lvno
Advertising rmtn rvanonable.
1ft OFFICIAL TOUNtVpTSirT
We dkl iu
It's all over.
It was a grvst victory.
S near anl vH far.
WliokilM Tock llnHu?
He Uuli lc-t win ltuiis LkL
The prim rics viv
rn.tkiiR nriH' !r' is.
(iUvcsfu! in
If you never iwv tiling ttUe Iwk,
ym dont have to lake Vni lack.
The game was won, ty nne who
was young hiuI inkii'tl in the art f
jMilities. '
The fellows who ran for oftW in tlie
primaries now have a knowledge of the
nuinericle stre'gtli of their frit mi.
Xolmily seems to iiave lerii :( tc ftt d
wilii the primary law, nt even the
successful camllilaies n the repuhlican
ticket..--""
Flajrgcanie within two votos of get
ting the nomination f r rrprvfciitAlivv
on the tiVmorr.it ticket ami four votes
ou the republican ticket.
The total Hcimblioali vote in the
lato primary election was ,M0. The
Democratic vote was 101. Neither
party polled half tlulr registered
strength.
G. V. Welch, of Marhlund has been
tendered the nmuinaii n fr reproen
tative hy the democratic pnrty. Should
Mr. Welch accept he would make a
very strong race in the lower end of the
counlv.
Robert X, Lovelace of ICainier was
nominated for the ollk-e of sheriff by
the democratic arty, in their primary
last Friday. We do not know whether
lie will accept, but if he does and
should be elected he would make a
good hherirr.
Tue RbOlVlhK in a greal measure
was responsible for the nominolion of
Elmer Coutiell on the republican ticket
for representative. Mr. Connell re
ceived every vote in his precinct but
5 one of which was cast for Mr. Flagg
his strongest competitor.
(Sptvhl t'riepondenee)
Poillawd, .p:tl i'.-Urxv has at
leat jplenrvd oie tcl of the much
nutotetl direct primary election law
and is it ttvWul is the pitHktlon.
That it is einu-iitouxly eiHnire to the
individual candidate-is admitted by
all.
T IVm.vratio candidates, these ex-
pMie have not lr:i - extravigiut
except In Multnoni.tli countv, where
the contest for fie kIiMv ilty te(w vu
the prvsent incunil-eot Tin M. Word
and M. J. Mtllei v was shttn'and
keenly Culit ou . SheritF Word's
prwnt popularity and really splendid
ortloial rwri, lauded him a w inner
by a vote f aluioot three to one.
Ibis is not accepted as an uncompli-m-ntary
tvmuuutary l Mr. Mallcy.
w hohapiHMia In U a splendid vilitvii
and vpular, sty, it dimply meat's
thst the iVmiH-rats are in earnest and
are pins t enforce the l.w. Due of
the most gratifying fea'urcs of this
eampaitfii U this; Mr. Mally and allot
his p rtisan friends are pulling oil' their
cats and working for Wont like
heavers.
The other democrat h candidates
through the Slate Itad little or no
opposition and weie therefore not re
quired to spend much money in lhi
camp:ii):n.
It is understood that Mr. Chamei.
laini w ill make no campaign this year:
but just keep on Uing Oregou's tv
ernoi.
Hat with the machine republicans
t h case is ei 1 1 i rely d ! tUrcn L
Today, it is conservatively estim itcd
in this city that the various candidates
for Slate .tlbvs have expended for ad
vertising, printing, p.i-ige and other
incidentals, In the aggregate fi.VivXX).
The real miiu is ptolubly greater than
that.
It is rumored 'that Jonathan Hourn's
nrst investment in postage staniw was
something like fIs0.
.-iiuongii every cuiulUlate Tor a Sute
position imiintains n individual head
quarters in this city with a pres man
ager and with a full corps t,f stenogra !
pliers, clerks an I tj p-.-writers, one j
might easily beleive it to be the head j
quarters of a National Out mil tee J
The mails have U-en litteily Hooded j
with "Appeals to votels."
The Direct Piitu tiy ehvtion l iw has '
at leat .leinonstratetl one thing; that w
poor man of the dominant party can
not accept a nomination to any nfll.-e
M" tint ter what !:m ijualitlcatlnis and
nnM hereafter be eliminated as a factor
unle-s the law le radically changed.
Then' is another
rants! n atly rvtiy piccincl lu tl,
state.
t issl-noty ('li-iiiits-rtitln viot lh
Klnnk bk i hi.1 the Jack Mathvwsca
uuhi.. .Whivli i!: the ieopU uf
Orgn bavt?
riADn imn native root5.
0 SAl li AM) Ur.LlABLC.
Tbnt h root f many oaiUe jdant V
tnmt w.ivt in our .'Viiuri. an lorvNt.
(hvvmss ivrnui'atib rx rtles !j theeuo
ff human tua'.ada s i w i Hvxen, Www
the iiutntoiisl Indian had lrarmd t!n
iiiratixe alin d hhiic of l!s and
tamrlit the r.irt vh-uIus their ne. Th
Imlun ncer iiU'l work so lie wantit his
ua to i 1 well tt 'su as iule lii.tt
she ml.-tit lo tlie woiix and U v him hunt,
Tlieretolv, ia dug "(;!!'. r ol " tor lier,
(or that a their gnat ni:aHly lor ft
male weakness, lir. Tutve uses tho
same rst eli.sl Line V'ol oli- lu his
Korno Vu -eri'U.'U. skielullv com
biisd Uh t.,!.r n;uts thai make It
more etbv;: 1 1 .at' ;'! other ttietltelne In
cur;ni ail i'" various wea..nvve and
pai'i'.ul der.t.uemeiiis iss nli.tr to women.
lauv it!;Vc(i-d oi:,en liav.' tss n saved
frim Uk' i ivmi iw tal.ii" h:id tin' snr
gHHi's kni'e t tlie timely i.m id Ikictor
Pien-e's t'avol le l ie.-s'l iplioil. Tender-
nissnvtr Hi" Sower i.-Uie n-alon. with
Kvkaelo1, s,s- !s ( iiMltie-s, laintuesa,
Is-ariiii il' ii y:: t i.itr - s ohouKt Hot
tit (lldltssletl. A cniH-e of " I IVorlte
st-rii't.ou" wid work mam mus tneiit
In all such c.N i-.iid gi"tierlty ctTivi a
leni;aneni i"iu' if i-'iiled l'i for a rea
sotiat le le.igtH ( tune. Tin' "1'avorlte
lreseriptu-u' is a hannh-M nent, ts-imr
wliol!) pr',irid lr-'l; nalie medicinal
ntN- w Ui;i'iit a droo of 1. olml In (is
make um wlun-as all tlu- unsliclues.
put up for sale I ! rou ill drug :wts for
woman's svuliar ailments, roiitam largo
quantities of spirituous liquors, wluelt
ar very hvrmful. esivla!ly to d-'lieato
women. rjNonio Po-criplion" inn
tains neither uleohol nor harmful habit
forming drm. Ail its lugrixileuts aro
print.d on e.u h bottle wr:s r. It Is a
powerful liiwtioruinig tonic, iniparlitni
Ueiltli and t: urtSi ill particular to tlx'
nigaus d sthu iiy feminine. I r weak
ami sickiv woim'-it. wbn are "worn-out."
or det'ii t.'ilid. esjut-laliy for wmuen who
work in store, oil co, or s-Uisil-r'in, who
sit at the n h-w riter or s-w nig mai lilue,
or War heay-household bunlens. and for
nursing iiioi'm rs. It. Pierce's r'avorito
ItcSit;; tioii wi'.l prove a priceless tx-iu-ti t
NvaiL-o nt lis In v.ith - restoring aud
s;re!iglh-giv!uj vw r.
For eonsiipntton, the true. sclcntlQt
cup1 U IT. Pierc's l'leasaul lVlliUk
kliid, iiarmieos, y t sure.
Jackets, Suits, Siik Petticoats
and Silk' Waists
.j Lulios' lliv-h C!ai Suits liiuf.Co.itMlio t'litlro balnnoo of n ronliit'nt nianufno
H turiT, bouglttata prltv tHmipallhliMvitir our rash Iwsimm ami now olfcrt'il t our
n patrons antl fru'iuls at pria s that will soon rioso
! Jackets, li.uulsomt'ly talnta 1'uumI; tvory suit a pert
7
them out New. up todato hlon
t'rtirtMu. Wo will tuit tmun on
salf tomorow ntul Vothustlay at rrttioulouly low prices. Tho pi k is yours wliilo
they last. llfint'inhrT. Tuoslav's and WVtliifsdav's Lnat offprint Too early shoiv
1 prrs p't the first t hoiee.
Tbe nomination of EiinerT. Connell
of Deer Island is an indication that
Columbia county is to have a change
in the disposition of official positions.
The tnao w ho is elected representative
from this county w ill have something
to say about places to be filled by appointment.
voter, how shall it !? Are you to
your wives, an J daughters, aud mothers
that tbey are unfit, or incapable to in
telligently exercise the right t vote,
the right foe which more blood has
been speut upon the held of battle
than for any other.
W.C. FISCHER,
ATTORNEY. .T-I,AV,
AND XOTAKY PUBLIC
Next d.K.r to post othee.
l; mi i: i
Prt-i I. tit
Ttu-'i i s - -l Tr.ov,
Mil ii- l)i ii.
I-olt. J l.ije
Mars), a!
ui i n l:s
. . I 'an lliuiirluiril
. 1. !':.., J steimiek.
Ladiet' and Gent's New Ladies' Silk Waists
Suit CaSeS, Hand SaLclVelS 2J1 WiilatlloKl.ity an.leream Wash
... , . V,. . . ,. . Silk. Waists, elaborately trimmed, tit .mid
We have a beautiful eollt-ctioii r jjen- in4x to tlate, 2.to !.7r and f.'UK)
Mine Leather Miit C,-u?es, in '.0. t".Mt and values -Tuestlay and Wednesday your
Jt'-inrh, elegantly made and stion.nly eliolejfor 15.
boun.l and mounted. lMtMycualit.es ueal thlsior Yaiue if you can.
and lower pin es than ever olh vetl in the i t; ,i n pure w'hite India Linon Wabts,
nty. lues lay tuul W edngsda.at . - hj,olt Hleves, high and low cuts, handsomo-
l.7r. ivJ.V itO,; iy lnro trimmed. Standard value, for
'J.r,.V.o, $:t.s;,, ).ih) ' $i.r,u-Ml prU Tuesday and sWednes-
Ami upwards. Stionuly ree unmemleil day, at the Waist ctninter. rhoU-e fcr USe.
for wear aud durability. (Jreatest Waist baiKiin on eaath.
Mt. Hood Shirts Dress Goods Department
-;!". celebratetl Mount Hood We have nnythluK and everything you
Mnrts; soft bosom, alt sizes, m t hecks and NVnnt in new Spring Dress (Jkm1h, from
stripes. Standard value foa and s.V 'r((r,. to $:UX) 'yard. See our new prays,
-your clioue while the last for T(V. ,)lu(lH anl) Kaamd.
The Store Noted for Best Goods at
Lowest Prices.
T'en-nnr
J. It t'OHtl
John If feuior
. . . rliss sillrn
(111 Kt II KH
M.-th'KlisI - : v . H '.. K."ei . I'liinr. Mer-
x.v i . o tv S iml.iy . i i. in uiiilll:') a.
m. !uu-lay " ') l.-s M.-etin - ;tu
J ini.if l e iii' t' ; t.'porih Insulin, 3'
amusing tiling j inVfr V!i ef.iu .-.t:..-.l-v : i, 1.1 ortlrUt
aUuit the rituaiion. The defeated re j Hmt l M. . an--. i t vi ,n.!.ij ..r. ieh iUouili
!LiJi'.' Aht Surlrly M, (hurrh-
Mfts TiiunsUv Kfli riiuiiii iii'i-iiirti wv-k
C jnsre jallnusl - It v Cer nlehi' l, l't.r.
l'rt ... Linn II - . in ioel7. -l . fn. Siii.il.iv
S.-huil ln..'e. ( hristliiu I n.t avi.r ft: l"
I. ailies Aid Hoi lel v, ( 'oluri it( ln!:i. t
rtiiin It s-.M--e1. W ".liifsiUy itft- rti'Mtii nl
t'l.cli " i-i k.
! H
CORNICU of T IIRl) a'lici MOUUISON STRICICTS..
PORTLAND, OREGON
Mr. H. He.ulerson, the democratic
nominee for county clerk on the demo
cratic ticket, lias filled that office for
two terms. He has r.roved hiin.if
worthy of the trust reused in him, and
If re-elected he would do his duty in
the future the same as in the past.
V. A. Harris, deputy county clerk,
has been jfiven the iK-rniimtion for
clerk by the republican party. Mr.
Harris is in every wi.y well qualified
for the position to which he aspires, he
having ben in the clerks office as
deputy for th la-t thirteen years c in
tiuucusly. At the coining Juu taction the
question will I In-forf ns a3 to wheth
er the women of our stutn shall fvive
the fhd jfivit.if riulit if a vo'ce in the
making of the Lw w hieh govern them
and saying eoually with you how their
money uhall be exiended and how
their property chall lie pioteeted.
ThesalooiiH at Houllon were cloned
last Sunday. Our saloon men are law
abiding citizens. T.ie saloon of St.
Helena vvereojten, both front and back
doors, Hunday. The deputy uititrict
attorney keeps his eyes closed w hen he
goes after his mail Sunday morning.
Go it blind Billy or w ink at crime
if you like, but there will corue a time
when the deputy district attorney as
1' as his chief will do bis du y i:i Co
lumbia county.
Are we to say to the women that
they are not tne equal of the foreigner
who comes to our laud ignorant of our
laws and our institution? lie is in
vited to come and assist u? in tbe elec
tion of our officers and the framing of
our laws while (he intelligent Ameri
can woman is told that she is not
qualified to have a voice in the affairs
of State. Such a condition should
cause the in a u hood of the nation to
blush for shame Chronicle, Luidlaw,
Oregon.
publican candidates are to a man
'sore'' to the very heart. Tie inn
hardly be exacted to contribute finan
cially aud other wioe to the fervid cum
paigu of their riv .ls at the primaries.
They are not going to take any rash
and devouring interest in the election
that will be. held in the ides of next
June.
They will Mm ply Mt on the fence
and set- thu ei-eus Ko hy. If ir.
Steel think- that Mr. Ailkm of Hunt
ington or JiHge Ujan o Oregon City,
are going to work them-elves into t.
while lather of enthusiasm they hiv
quite mistaken." If President Withy-eoutl-e
thinks that Kx-( iovernor (ieei
is wild with g'.ee over his ersoiial cam
puiun for gulteriuatorial liouurs, he is
laboring under grevious errors.
The.e ranklinu sorts are not raiully
heahfd over, and that fact that the so
called "Mathews faction" in Portland
ha Won nutoitlhe legislative lickel
is another emrce rf Iteptlhlicaii agony.
Jonothan H turtle is not feeling quite
ut peai-e with the world and especially
With the "traitorous ' element of Ihe
party w hich defeatetl him.
The methods of some of the Hepuh
lican candidates was corrupt but tbe
republican party cannot shake that
kind of business.
It is unnecessary to art.l that Hood
Kiver Smiih, Judt'e I.owell and Judifc
Watson had tteeii previously mention
as candiilates, but seem to have been
entirely forgotten in the shuffle.
It is quite Hgnificient that not n
iig!e resilient of Mas'eru Oreuon
apienrs on the ticket. Will the people
up there like it?
President Aitkin of tlie Oregon Com
mercial Company a:-.d of the Hunting
ton bank, should have known thai
Portland bankers never would consent
to allow the $UjW)0f;0,O(,0 of Oregon'
surplus to be deposited any w here but
in Portland. It becomes necessary
once in a while to trim down those
outside banktrs and Mr. Aitkin "dot
hh."
Just why l-'red Mulkey desired the
election of Udited States Senator lor a
term not exceeding 00 is not apparent,
unless for advertising purposes. It
m'ght help his lr-uul practice to be
recgn'zed us an Ex United States Sen
ator and he may have some hopes of
the future. Kx Senator Tabor of Col
orado paid more than $100,000 for a
sixty day term and It cost McConnel
of Idolio all of his fortune for a term of
equal duration. Besides tie tmpty
honor Mulkey's victory seems most
barren except thut a ::.au sueing for
divorce might gain some . preslage by
employing an United Hlntcs senator.
Tlie victory of Will H. Liuuiway is
overwhelming for titate pt inter us he
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All train make close connect loin at (ioblt
with Northern I'aclflQ train to and from tti
Kit and Hound ro'ntn. At Portland with all
tralrm IcavliiK Union depot. At A'torla wllb '.
K. 4 S. CVt boat and rail line and hleamisr T.
j. t'otter to and from Ilwaco and North ileacb
polnta-
riuseniCPni tnr A.iwrii. or wj iioona uiu.i
j rain win atop to lei
.kit train at II on! to II.
pmiMMiKor off at lloultoo when eomlnic from
liuUWMtuf Uohle. .I.C. MAVO,
Ceo. rn. Agt., Attoila, Or.
Vernon la , No. .n',
Ma-li-r, J 0. rtlu:;
I. Kii y.irt, Vi.reonia .
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Iai1. J . '.'lieltlciiii ;
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ISeavvr Valley, No, '.M',, mi nis 1st iiml ;;i
jja'S. M-"r, Mrs Jennie ltvttlaee; Jj.
Eva r.nriie-r-H 'c Jr.i I'archer. Iluds.jii.
Cedar iriive, No Ml lnei'l- 2nd ntel lir.i:
sals. JIu-liTp V. A. lining; I.ee. V. . Kj
v:r; St. M. I' Von t j, ('i.i'.rli.nile.
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aiel It.i -t. Mii, in. .Mast.-r, Jam., ;rr.
l-e. Il- leii Morrison; ri.;c, Mr-. Xel-iu lioUvert
(.'laldkil le.
Milton, No, :;j2 ii f it Ml hik! Id Wu I eve.
tiltiKf. Ma-'.-r, It. II. Mlleh. ll, , .
Cdj,.: a:i l; -ce. -h:mIi .1. W-uu.vr, Mo'dlon.
Oiilney, N.. ll'T meitli ev.iry 2 1 Hot-. Mnsitjr
Fred I.-wlstoa; !,..(. V. A. Ariiohl: H..'c. I.ydla
Pay ins, 'inlii -iy.
;lli;t No. Hi'Min el-2nd mid (Hi ev-i-ninN
Musttr, o. W. M.ikhiKter; r.ec Mr,. Jaiio .Me
'irc,'ur; Heir, f. (.'. W ntu, UenU'ii,
Ir Island, No- :i;;l lintels 1( Huiid, ll,
in. Mauler, Milinoiiil Oleen; l,i;e. M. M. Kn
gllKh; Hcc, Wclhuu Pibvkuey, Curito. .
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RAINIER
Real Estate
AGENCY.
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X Hniriicr, Ore.
The Steamer Iralda.
Mattel round trlpi between
BAINIKR and I'OHTLAND.
I'ftflng Kiilnlrat';00 a. m. and Portlan
t2;.'IOp. m. dnlly except Hinnlayl. We lollotl
a ihare ol the piilillo patronaKe. and In return
will iflra quick it'tvlra and a clean boat, Wn
ire here to atay and want your biilni. Laad
lof at loot of Taylor Btri-t.
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ft.lt!
Columbia Countv Bank
BANK A'P ST. HELENS, ORE.
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We rf-iTlfiilly invito tin ' public 1 inntrct our
n cliio In of l'iiij biisiiift!. Wo cuh clicckn,
1.K.UI nioiH'v.MHkn cnllcolioiiH, Ilcceivu nnny uu
ilopoc't, Write Diimrrtio nnd Knrtn'gn KxcIihi)-,
""' ui tt do a gi turnl I'.iiiikir.K IhimitM-HH.
FARMERS AND STOCKMEN
ATTENTION.
The Imported PereheVon Stallion -
ALCAZAR No. 52,644
Will in like thn hmi-oii biginnlrg alioui April 10' b, from
RAINIER to SCAPPOOSE.
The New York Store.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
CIotllDg, Dry Goods, Groceries, r:o7lj!ons, Fruits, ruraltiire.Sloies, Etc
LOWEST PRICES
H. MORGUS, St. Helens, 'Ore.
.. ... -. ' T ... '-'-Tt. Iririruvtrj-ulnri
Moulton -:- Meat -:-Market
I.. D. WEEKS, Prop.
FRESH MEATS OF ALL KINDS
' Dry and Salt Pork.
Shop at Roblnson'a Old Stand.
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Tho famous littlo pIHs.
Columbia Lumber Company
(INCORlK)UATBD)
Manufacturer of
-:-R0UGH AND, DRESSED LUMBER-:-
upociai Auenuon. uiven to ORDERS For LOCAL TRADE, t
' BRIDGE AND DIMENSION LUMBER MADE TO ORDER.
ciionod(ira;CoIumbia Ltimber Co., Scappoose, Or
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