2LT CHEO-TICLIX ATTTHSDAT. JAyTABT 21 1553-
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llilt eirrly front leavinf
fr fflfanl tt.l fiioioliiK.
W, A. Wltl,rr rurri-l Utt rlv.t
ffii '(,ftlaf,l, lavln Mr. Walltiftr
UbiUr llii!rof liyii:iri la thatcliy,
O J. I'.rri.t( a iftiiiicK man from
f fcwflw'), H, I In tlia rlty tKly.
II lia tumim an aliiv trip lnU tl
Or.U'M-.o futility, and I ratiiriiln lioin
W, fyr-l fl al iii.tit tut StUntUm
K.J-'iU(( at lilglit on a lnl
trip i II' i-ii r.
t;iimtr W, H'arr r-aitiM in from I)iifur
iraioMUy, aiil U iiIiiik a aluirt lima
In ilia i.iiy,
Ira I'ir, Jr., 1 In tli city t
1ajr in inlwmit n( llvyau'iU IJr.Hi.,
In 11 itnrn i-uli of rortlaiHi,
T. H. M'HitH'iiiii'rf , ririntinii 11
lai I'l 1 (.,, ( llliimia, i In Him rlljr
Klay In Ilia lnirt til M i!ommii
Aui'intf Ida vli iiim nf ll.u uiIiitiH in
our cily I U'llil, 'J'ttatfim, wliii la uiialila
V) 1)11 lil pialiluii at Joliinon A raulk
liar' Nloia,
MMtM. '
In I !'i1 rlvnr valluy, Jar.nary I.lilKI.
ti l(v, aii'l Mr. Krault HiauliiiiK, a 'in.
Snln' (Ircntrnt Need.
Mr. It. I'. (lllvU, llarcflona, Hpaln,
.-inU til wlntar at Alkmi, H. 0.
Wk hri liai) caiutvl Kvira (mint In
Ilia lark nf III (mail. (In mini Kln:trlc
llltlrrt, Anmrlia' uraalrrt IiIuimI ami
nmva romaily, all pain tmin llt him.
IN yi tlil" Kraml iiiniliuliia I what hli
foumry mfl. All Aiiirii a know that
It curat llvnr ami kiilnoy trouhla, purl
fin Id hliioil, ton up tli itmnauli,
trungtliaii tha narvaa, put vim, vigor
ami naw III Into avary tnntdn, nnty
ami organ of Iha Imily. If wak,llri
or ailing yuu 11rr.1l It. K.vrry UitiU
guaraiilnail, only rim', HulJ hy llakliy
A lloiihtiiii, ilrugglat.
A DrumM' Scrlou MUtnke
Cm. vai, Wash,, Jan, 17. ln-t
night
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I'lpsiini aalt. II returned wllli pack
age id inivllrlii, and the woman took a
4 , Very soon .he was In a srrlous
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vlm It jrejJt aoJ I A Uj
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f.iw W fiirg, ixMtiit.M ll train at
gt a 5ri.k f tr ao3 fil trttiro.
ifa da tnAntn ntnx Hrtiii
Utuitn ttiacfSBtrr-
Id M4a Tim
Pyp' orx.ked tU lioporUuca of
tcrrnatly ft.Sdl effect and r
atUIS! itb tU transient ntwn; but
that it ia c!ir:!9 ki.on that
Hjrnpof Htt mi'.l pwwanefitly over-
ttiiM kaMtoal wftupaiip
f'rnl p(pla will t boy ither lai a-
tiv. bkb at i time, bot finally
nfira tU rtem, Uny the genome,
wiaJa by tU California Fig fcyrop Co.
A Majority ix Mr. Ueptw.
Ai.v, Jan. 17. The -nte and a
!.(! y In their respective ehaiulyer Ut-
U v.juyl f'r L'biu4 htal D-titUir. la
thaawK.ty'.y Chancer M. Iep :rep
revived fe and Fliard Morphy
-lm.) t). le the aenate Depew re-
nvi27nd Morphy Ti.
A Fretful IMundrr
WJi; often ee a b'rrible born,
Kld,eot or ;hrot. lincklen'a Arnli
halve, the Ut In the wurld, will kill
the iain and promptly heal it. Cure
old or, fever aor, ulr, loII,eorn,
felon and all kln aruptlon. IUM pile
rore on earth. Only 2j el, a tx
Core nil areu tend. Hold by Illakeley A
I foUKhton. drovgikl. 1
VtttUia tm I'araaUaait uardloa.J
llnglniiing elaaae will he organU'td In
the Drat primary ilepartruent of th
Ai'aileiny I'aik and Court Htreet w:hrol
on Mou'Uy, January 23, 1HWI. All W
ginnei who eipect to enter the public
Mthool during the cprlng term (hould
he prraeul lor enrollment next Monday.
Jon Uavim,
lH-4t City Kupt. of Hchool.
I.a (irippe I again ephlmiili!. Kvery
prerautlun ehould he taken to avoid It.
Ii priMlIc cure I One Minute Cough
Cure. A. J. Hiiepard, puhlUhor Agrl
cultural Journal and Advitrlitnr, Kldnn,
Mo., nayi: "No tin will hedUappoint-
ail in luing One Minute Cough Cure for
I, Orlppn." I'leaaant to tke, tpiick to
act, Hnliiri, K irmrelnjr Drug Co,
Mr. H. A. Fackler, editor of the
Micanopy (Fla.), Hustler, with hi. wile
and children, siill'iTed terribly from La
(irippe. One Minute Cough Cure wa
tlin only remedy that helped (hem. It
ai'tud quickly. Thousand of other use
thl remedy a a apeciHe for I.a Grippe,
and It exhausting alter anVi't. Never
fail. Hnlpes-Klnersly Ilrng Co.
Wood -Wt -Wood.
VVaean furnish you with strictly first
class, dry, fir wood at the .nine price,
whli'h jou have been paying for Inferior
quality. 8ml tie vour order and get
the beat. Phone .'.').
Mch. I Joa. T. Pxtaas A Co,
H I t. . I . . M
i.oiia-iimg injure ami iniiame .or
! '"4'. "i.f Mi 11 uIb CiiiKH Luro loohl'llS
iue foni, ana iuu 4 ni !,!!
quickly. The lst Ci..w iur children,
perfectly harmless. bnipe.Klnersly
lru Company.
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',coe. TL PUJa-'ie'ptiia, itti Aia-iia.
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WttHix. Ne Zealand. Jan. 19,-1
T a. . . I .1.4 . ' A 1. t J
Infiiu-oa ttre Bntia wart.:p-t wia
preei there, and cm American "-j,egVtiJIfJ0r. frtqatlltly depend, op
.hip will .!.rt for the Wand, from Hon- mtiiht q h tnwAA (opp0ft
0-.3J0. I ,V U tAA f V.p..inal
Otrmao Consul Evicted.
Ls,u,s, Jan. Yi. A special from
Ankland, X. Z., fays:
The EritUb and Ameiican conin'.
were compelled ta force the dfyr. cf the
supreme court at Apia, in which the
ierman consol had establisberl himself,
and to pus'i him into the street. All
partie. at Apia, the dispatch continue,
unite in condemning the German consul
for the Cghtibg which ha taken place,
but not ttieeiv! kings. It is pointed
ont that in violation of all agreement,
the consul accompanied Mataala' force
when the claimant invaded the town
and encouraged opposition to Malietoa
Tanus.
When the British and American con
sul, were informed a to the situation
they adjourned the court and locked the
boilding. The German consul then de
manded the key, and they were refued
hiru. He then broke vpeii the doors, re
moved the lock and replaced them with
other. He afterward brought the (ier
man municipal president into the cham
ber, and the latter went npon the bal
cony and shouted to the ISritlsh and
American marine, assembled in the
square: "I am the supreme court ; f
arn the chief justice." The crowd re
plied with jeer., and the Iiritish consul
demanded the key. of the building,
which were refused. A Bcotchmao
nameu Macule thereupon ciuunea on
top of the building and hoisted the 8a
moan flag, while the Iiritish and Amer
ican consul and number of marine.
forced the door and hurried the Gorman
consul Into the street.
Then the two consuls formally and
legally, according to thedlspatch,openeil
conrt and Issued a warning against any
further interference with it jurisdiction
threatening to arrest and imprison any
oue attempting to do so.
lAter dispatches .ay the situation is
now quiet and the German consul re
main in hi consulate.
German Officers to Blame.
Washington, Jan. 11. It ha. been
realized for a long time past that there
wa need for a modification of the term
of the tripartite treaty by which we a.
suuied joint guardian. hip of Samoa with
Kngland and Germany, hut up to thl.
point It ha not been poniible to get all
three nf the power to agree on any on
project.
Negotiation have been on foot in re
lation to the succession to the Kamoan
throne, and it I calculated to lead to 111
feeling, at least, that German officer
hould resort to a coup d'etat at thl
stage of the negotiation. It Is believed
much of the responsibility for this arbl
trary action must rest npon ItafTel, the
German president of the municipal
council at Apia, whose troublesome at
titude of late h led to remonstrance.
on ilie part of other powers.
Tl.o United Ktatcn, Great !.'rli!r. srH
tiermany.it i believed, could enily
reach a tlsfactory solution of thocriai
in Samoa If they could deal with the
H ii3
,trew 1
WORKING HARD
FOR MEASURES
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I'm tii.' vr Ih tf lit
rvt(. SiwJ liwl. Siiitl-ii-tic-In,
iri Ira! Craxj Lsir-
j jj-jiLi. J.3- i'. Fa.i":ar faot-i cf
! uiaty tro?t8d'ycal JoLlijrittj are appe-ar-
5c j alx-tat IS. capitol ttijidiLjf, and from
frt - H - ct rJ;caiiouf, ttere mii! te qaite
rrtpraj.e iij:n look iroia 1 naatn-
eal ttanditt, tin tte gtor:nl btfeire tte
clte f tte rt ion.
Tle proftrttiooaJ lotbyist, provided te
i Bt retained before Le arrive Lere, is
gny fi3e of , e qoMtjon
potl-
tua opon a uieatare pending before the
,uk au ayrt a u t v-wai viiuii ava v pbiui
it than npon the merit of the bill.
There .re aorne lofcbyiets, however,
who are above mercenary motive, and
who appear in the arena of the legisla
tive battle only from principle. Tbi
cU cf lobbyist include thoee who
have pet hob lie that they have been
endeavoring to ride into legislative
enactment for year. Money oiler no
temptation to them
Perhaps the incut lobbying will be
done in the interest of pilotage, liquor.
insurance, railroad, ichoolbook, nickel.
in-the !ot and loan and trust company
legiai.tion
A there are several measure, pending
the passage o( whicn will prove a serious
menace to the liquor interest, there is
little question bat what the liqnor inter
est will also be represented by a third
honse delegation later in the session.
The same may be said ot the anti-nlckel-
in-the-nlot and anti-cigarette bill, it
will require some effective work, per
hap to kill these bill.. In regard to
the bill to prohibit the telling of liquor
in private boxes of restaurant, present
indication point to a passage of the
measure.
Considerable progress i. being made
in the matter ot getting bill into the
hand, of committees. The state printer',
force ha. been doing some hard work,
and bill, are being ground out at a
rapid rate in consequence, In the
house alone there were yesterday 65 bill,
read the second time, and committed
into the band, of the proper committees.
The various committee, a. wall a com
mittee clerk, will be kept busy thereat
of the week in consequence.
The introduction of bill ii not pro
ceeding at the rate that wa. evidenced
the first week of the session, although a
number find their way to the desk of the
clerk in the two house each day.
Kxtra ray for t'apt. Lewi.
A dispatch from Washington to the
Oregonian ha the following concerning
a claim of Captain Lewis for extra
services during his term as register of
the land office here:
"Commissioner Ilemann, of the gen
eral land office, has just returned to the
president, through the secretary of the
Interior, a report npon the bill which
recently passed congress, granting to
Captain J. W. Lewis, former register of
the United (Hales land office at The
Dalles, Or., a payment of $521 for extra
services rendered by him during the va
cancy in the office of receiver occasioned
by the death of Colonel Thomat 8. Lang.
At technically constructed, the existing
law refuses compensation to the register
for the amount of fees which he other
wise would have been entitled to receive
had the receiver lived, and this bill is to
compensate him for that which he
would otherwise have received. The
oiiiini.i.'.o.iur ,1 .:, ;i.ii t,.Tice
wmtrm t'l!.: ipp.-;.-.: w; fM0 j,;-!.-We
are informed the statement I. In a
measure incorrect, the services being
rendered after the death of Receiver
"t i k ei:iJ, til m!;
lirM t iulf Jtsii Ml it-;
He in-. fT il e4, 4 :sl
ii-.T, ni ii ;i t tt Uiui J. 1 j
(p.t if i :ra, lir -
f.K-1fi.t x A Mt' about
li Kwii. w J4 iCT)i ta Inu i
carr-n3 Ir-.vti tie titifk tiiJ tie
i j lie tsb2 sriocS, asi ?u auesLber
Ti Jia. Ijc tb fstera! ha ttrt yet
ieo tt, bat ai.; jTobaWy uke ulaoe
FriiaT.
T frlc IaMe aalasala.
The bill cf EpreAiitatiTe Grace, of
Baker eonnty, to prohibit the poisoning
of domestic animals, is receiving the1
favorable opinion of neariy every mem
ber cf the legis'ature, and will on
questionably become a law. The fail
text of the bill is a follow. :
"If any person (ball pat oat or place
any poiron where the tame i. liable to
be eaten by any torse, cattle, .beep,
bog, or other domestic animal, of value,
the property cf another, with intent to
poison each animal, each person, npon
conviction thereof, shall be punished by
imprisonment in the penitentiary not
lets than one, nor more than five year.
or by imprisonment in the county jail
not lest than three nor more than 12
month., or by fine of not le. tbsn flOO
nor more than (1000."
Had some such bill been parsed year.
ago many of oar sheep men would prob
ably not have e offered each a loes from
tbi. practice of potting out poison pro
miscuously. Hundreds of dollar, worth
of animals have been killed through the
spite or carelessness of persons who take
thit meant of "getting even" wttb a
neighbor. The bill also refer, to do
mestic animal, which are kept as pet.
about the bouse. Many residents of our
city have recently lost valaable dogs
from poison carelessly set oat by a
neighbor; bat bad no redress, and there
fore the matter was passed over. If this
bill pass, it will no doubt put a ttop to
such proceeding.
Bill to Legallx Marriage Contracted
Biz Modi ha After Dlrorea.
Stillman hat a bill before the home
to legalize a certain class of marriage
that are rendered invalid by the preeent
law. These are marriages contracted
within six months after the divorce of
one of the parties. Notwithstanding
the law does not permit such marriages,
a considerable camber of them have
been contracted, for the most part
tbrosgh ignorance of tbe statute, and
(he issue of inch marriages ia without
power to inherit property, and in every
way illegitimate in tbe eye of the law.
Attorneys often ebtain decree, of di
vorce but do not enter tbem of record
until th court fee. are paid, knowing
that tbe divorces are incomplete and
holding tbe matter open in order to
force payment of the fees. The divorced
person may wait aix months after the
granting of the decree, and then sup
posing the law to be fulfilled, marry
again. Bat the law requires tbe six
month, to intervene between the enter
ing ot the decree and the marriage, and
thoit who reckon from the granting of
the decree instead of from tbe entering
of it in the records, make the mistake
of contracting an illegal marriage. To
core the defects of these marriage. Is
the object of Ktillman'. bill, which i. to
validate those contracted on decree!
entered up to last August.
Wool rroapecta for 1 809.
Thereon K. Fell, manager of the Pen
dleton Scouring mills and of the Pendle
ton Woolen mills, gives an interview to
the Kast Oregonian on the wool prospect
for 18'.)!, saying substantially what he
sent out to the growers in the form of a
circular.
Among other things he said: "It Is
my impression that those who direct
their wool to he told for market value
during the next three montht will net
better result! than those who hold for
tpring tales, which will Inevitably be af
fected by thefoffering of two dipt at
once, depressing prices.
"The past year has been most disap
pointing to wool merchants, one which
has brought heavy losses to wool specu
lators, and it without . penny', profit to
the average manufacturer. In our judg
mpnt the only one. who will profit by
llB fill. ttiMir ,.,,, 1,4 wimil jl pi u;ea
I.iUCm h.v..w. u J.J.V mw O I J 1,! .1 1.U ,
are warehousemen, insurance companies
ami banks, who receive the ttorsge, In
surance and interest the wool has to pay.
Ii r-r- '-;. txJ ti S'4', Section "
Ttnri,.i. toe l A n: cr li jhiu( Will
rnf v. li vmitoriit urrj urvo, the ianit.
liaiu Jtin-m tm tue nw rU o uk
T t-Vi r1I a C'a Eij'.ry "'j. fci, of J0t, p
MiW inn w Mi urtt tA mi4 property u wil .
H-i'r hud ; KM OoL-Rae. naia pmnertT
vim br ika3 ta ovjtrtcauuii and
Of n-Vtj:a, a bj mm prvriKA. j
Ixlvmii m I t Onfm, U.U th djo(;
EGBERT KELLY, I
t.'3 S ttTiS ut M t-o County, Ot. '
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
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UriOmti itThs Dlls, Orkiok,)
Janriarv It, lKas.j ;
!f;tioe H hereby flren tliat the i611owinf..
luunl art tier baa filwl not lie of bis Intention
tv oiaJte tsaj proof in support of hi claim, m,l
lxt ad pf'MA will tie ma'le 1m tore the Keitlsler
ai kiwiia at The Lialle. Oregon, ou tuii
flay. Ft. VSA, viz:
Baraaoa B. Cbaeaaaan,
of Tbe IJIe. Oregon. H. K No. W6, forth
K.l 1 un x. una trie K li K w Sec. 21. Twi
J conk, range li eaat, M M.
lie came toe loiiowtii witnesses to provi
rnuiiuol residence uDon and cultivation
(i said luxl. rit: J. W. Jubniton, W. H. ('!
Tin. li. HoDDell, H. Readel, all of Tbe Dm lei,
Oreecm. JaV Y. LUCAS, Register.
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Administrator's Notice.
Notice is herebr siren tbat tbe nnderalrnn)
a been rvvnUriT appointed br tbe countv
eourt ot the suie of Orettoo for Wuco eoanty,u
aamiowirax'roi loeeauteoi Jonn Brooltbouw,
dereaaed. Ail persona navinf claimi against
nid esute are hereby notilied to .recent them, :
with the pmper voucbers, to me at the oftee
of i-ianotlA: Binnott. in Dalle City. Oregon,.
wunm aix montna trom tbe date 01 this notice.
OaJJea City, OreD, January JX 1V9. .
B. J. dOKXAN, Aduuaistiator.
La Urlpne Saceaatfallj Treated.
"I have just recovered from the sec
ond attack of La Grippe thit year," taji
Mr. Jas. A. Jones, pnblisher of tbi
Leader, Mexia, Texas. "In the latter
case I need Chamberlain's Congh Rem
edy, and I think with considerable suc
cess, only being in bed a little over twt
days against ten dayt for the former at
tack. The second attack I am satisfitf
would have been equally at bad at thl.
first bnt for the use of thit remedy ail
bad to go to bed in about six hours afte
being 'struck' with it, while in the fin
case I wat able to attend to basinet
about two days before getting 'down.",
For sale by Blakeley & Houghton. j '
NOTICE.
Came to my place last harvest, 1
brown horte, three white feet, star li
forehead, rope mark around left hind 1(
above knee, branded H. 8. with W ow
S. (connected with the H.) Owner c
have same by proving property at
paying all charges. t
Apoc.t Follmir, j
Dec. 21-i Near Five Mile.!
I
5 KEWAKO. j
Per head, for the return of twent;
bead of cattle which were lost abo
Mill creek falls. Branded R-A on tt
left shoulder and two crop, off tbe rigb
ear. Return same to Saltmar.he'a stock
yards and receive reward
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Rock Ali.rst.
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Has Finally Passed. i
Victoria, Jan. 18. The act to pr
bibit aliens from owning placer niinr
In British Columbia finally passed tV
provincial lgilatnre this afternoov
and receivetl the formal assent of tt
lieutenant governor. The act goes In'
sfJact at once.
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The smallest things may exert t
greatest influence. De Witt'. LIU1
Eirly Riser, are unequaled for overcoP
ing constipation and liver trouble. Frni
pill, best pill,. ale pills. iSnipes-Kii
er.ly Drug Co.
No Announcement Today.
Wa.iiinoton, Jan. 18. It wat tt
at the war department that no annouv
ment would be made today of the del
of the court martial in the case
Ragan, ?
Oraod Opening.
There will be a grand opening of 'k
new Midway, on becond ttreet betwe
Federal and Laughlln, Saturday T
ing. A splendid lunch will be tert
both before and after the theater. V(
Mardert, the proprietor, invite, all 1
be present at. the opening. 1?'
Horrible agony i. caused by ri'
burnt and skin diseases. These '
immediately relieved and quickly en"
by De Witt's Witch Hazel Halve.
wareot worthies imitations. Snip
Klnersly Drug Co.
One Minute Cough Cure, cut
lllil la ..!. a- 1
Tien auuilers has puri-iiascd ,(
wood business of J. T, Reynolds i"
city. Those desiring good wood will
him by ringing up 'phone number It
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