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OREGON CITY COURIER-HERALD. FRIDAY, FEBRtJARY 8, 1901. SOUTE AND EAST SOUTHEM PACIFIC! CO. Shasta Route Trains Leave OregoClty for Portland and way stations at 8:24 a.m.' and 6.08 p.m. Lv" Portland 8:30 a.m. 7:00 P.M. " Oreqon City 9:22 a.-.' WI p.i, Ar Athland 12:31 A. v. 31:80 a.m. Sacramento 5:00 P.M. 4:35 a.m. " San Francisco 7:45 P.. 8:15 p.m. " Ogden 5:45 A. M. 11:45 A.M. " Denver :0Da.m. 9:00 a.m. " Kanws City 7:52 A B, 7;S5 a.m. " Chicago .7:45 A.M. 9;80a.m. '( Loi Angeles 1:20 p.m. 7:00 .m. ' El Paso O0 P. M. 6:00 P.M. " Fort Worth 6:30 A.M. 6:80 A.M. " City of Mexico 9:65 A.M. 9:55 a. m. " Houston 4:00 B.M. 4:00 A.M. " New Orleans 8:26 P.M. .6:25 P. w, " Washington 6:42 A.M. 6:42 A.M. " New lork 12:43 P.M. 12:48 p.m. Pullman and Tourist Cars on both trains. Chair ears, Saoramento to Ogden and El Pasoj and tourist cars to Chicago, 8t, Eouls, New Orleans and Washington. Connecting at San Francisco with several Steamship Lines for Honolulu, Japan, China, Philippines, Central and South America. See E. L. Hoopehoabheb, agent at Oregon City station, or address C. H. MAEKHAM, G. P. A., Portland, Or' The Dalles, Portland and Astoria Navigation Co.'s Strs. Regulator & Dalles City Daily (exoept Sunday) between The Dalles, Hood River, Cascade Locks, Vancouver and Portland Touching at wav points on both Bides of the Columbia river. Both of the above steamers have been rebull and are in :xeellant Bhape for the season of WOO The lteeulator Line will endeavor to give its patrons the Deal service possible. For Comfort, Economy and. Pleasure travel by the steamers of The Regulator Line. , The above steamers leave Portland 7 a. tn. and Dalles at 8 a. m.,and arrive at destination in ample time for outgoing trains. Portland Office, The Dalles Offl ce Oak St. Dock. CourtStreet, A. C. AJXAWAV General Agent ilDnot nf Cwnpiithinn " In a word this tells of the pass enger service via, THE NORTH-WESTERN LINE """ 'S-Trains "Daily between St, Pau and Chicago comprising: The Latest Pullman Sleepers Peerless Dining Cars Library and Observation Cars Free Reclining Chair Cars The 20th Century Tram "the NORTH-WESTERN LIMITED" runs every day of the year. The Finest Train in the World Electric Lighted Steam Heated To Chicago by Daylight. Tbe Badger State Express, the finest day train running between unicago via. tbe Short Line. Connections from the west made via Tbe Northern Pacific, Great Northern. and Canadian Pacific Rys This is also one of the best lines between Omaha, St. Paul and Minneapolis All agents sell tickets via "The North western Line." W. H. MEAD. H. S. SISLER. G. A T. A 248 Alder St., Portland, Oregon. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned ad' mlnlstratrix of tbe estate of Benjamin Hendriclc son, deceased, has Sled her final accou nt in the County Court of Clackamas County, Oregon, as as such administratrix, and Monday, the 18th day of Feb., A. D 1901, at the hour of 10 o'clock m., has been 6xed by the Hon. Thos. F. Ryan Judge of said court, as tha time for bearing any all objections to the report and the settlement thereof. ALBINA HENDRICKSON, Administratrix of 8 lid Estate . Dated this 12th day of Jan., A. D. 1901. Dihick it Eastham, Attorneys for Administratrix. SUMMONS. In the circuit court of the state of Oregon for the county of Clackamas. Ada L.Osburn, Plaintiff, vs. Thomas J. Osl.urn, Defendant. To Thomas J. Osburn, Defendan t: In the name of the state of Oregon, you are hereby ro iairtd to appear and answer the com plaint lilcil aaainst yon In the above entitled Buit on or before the lt uv nl Mirch. 1I. that beiuc the time prukviu. n order of p oli.j rati' n of liii- summons: ant it ju f,, t(l j,nj.,r j ami ansa't-r said cuir.i.Uinl, the plaintiff will : p!.v lo tiic curt fur the relU'f tlieiHn prayed for, i to-n l : A u..T e of divorce (r.un the bunds of ! matrliiioiiy now txtirg belwevn you and the plaintitl and lor other relief prajej for In the eontpiaiut herein. Y This summons Is published by or.lcr of Hon. Thomas F. Ryan, Coua'.y Judge of u l county, ma ile tr;d tttfnd ib c. of January, 190L, and the date of the first publication Is Friday, January 18, 1901, and tlieaaid publication is to run six consecutive weeke from the said date. M. J. MACMAHON, Attorney for Plaintiff. Dated at Oregon City, Jan. 1L, 1901. Job Printing at the Courier-Herald Short IKE AMD Dwakt 1 'ME SCritOULES Abhivb run moat feom PORTLAND Chicago- Salt Lake, -liver, Fort 4:30 p.m. Portland Worth, Omaha, Kansas Special City, St. Louis, Uhica- 9 a. m. go and East. Salt u ke, Deiver. Fort 8:19a.m. Atlantle Worth, Omaha, Kansas Express City, St. Louis, Chicago 9 p. in, and East. Walla Walla, LewiBton, 7 a.m. .Ipokae Spokane, Minneapolis, Flyer 8t. Paul, Duluth, Mil. 6 p. m. waukee, Chicago and East. Ocean Steamships 8 p. m. All Sailing Dates subject 4 p.m. to change For San Franusoo Sail ; every 6 days, V Daily Columbia River Ex. Sunday steamers. 4 p. m. 8 p. m. Ex. Sunday Saturday To Astoria and Way- 10 p.m. Landings. Willarmtte River. 6 a.m. 4.30 p.m. Ex. Sunday Oregon City, Newbejg, Ex. Sunday Salem; Independence and way-landings. Willamette and Yam- 7 a. m. hill Rivers. ,?:30,?;- Tues. Thur. Mo., Wed. and Sat. Oregon City, Dayton "1 F and way-landings. 6 a.m. Willamette River 4:sop. m. Tues. Thnr. Mon., Wed and Sat. Portland to Corvallis andFri, and way-land iugs. Leave Snake River Leave Riparia Lpwiaton 8:40 a. ra. Rlparia to Lewiston. 8:30 a.m. Dally. Daily W. H. HURLHURT, O, P. A., ' Portland, Oregon SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for the County of Clacknmtis. Mable Solintky, Pluiutiff, vs. William H. Bolinsky, Defendant. To William IT, Solinsky, Defendant. Id the name of the Slate of Oregon, you are hereby required to appear and answer the com plaint filed against you in the above entitled suit, in the above entitled court, on or before the 1st day of March, A, D., 1901, the said last men tioned date being the last day of the time pre scribed by the court in the order for service of this summons upon you, by publication thereof, and If you bo fail to appear and answer, In this suit, on or before the said 1st dsy of March, A, D., 1901, for want there of, the plaintiff will apply to the Court forthe relief demanded in the said complaint, to wit: That the bonds of matrimony heretofore and now existing between you and the said plaintiff, be dlsolved: That tlie plain tiff have the oare, custody and control ot child; that the plaintiff have the decree ot the Court against you for the oosts and disbursements of thlt suit, and tor such other and further relief as to equity may teem just; The defendant Is here by further notified that this summons is served upon him by publlcaUoa thereof,, b, virtue of an order made In this suit by the Hon. Thomas F. Byan, Judge of the County Court of the State of Oregon for Clackamas County, on the 14th day of Jan., A. D. 1901, ordering and directing that this Summons be served upon yon, the above named defendant by publication thereof lu tbe Courier Herald, a newspaper published In Oregon City, County of Clackamas, Stats of Oregon, and of general circulaUon In saldCity, County and 3tate fora period of six successive weeks from the first publication of this Summons, the date of the first publication of this summons, being the 18th day of January, A. D., 1901 . T. G. THORNTON, Attorney for Plaintiff. EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been duly appointed by the county court, of the state of Oregon, for Clackamas 'county, ex ecutor for the estate of Leonora Elizabeth Lacey, deceased. All persons having claims againtt said estate are hereby required to present the tame to me properly verified, as required by law, at bprlngwater, Oregon, or to my attorney, Rob ert A. Miller, at Oregon City, Oregon, within six months from datehereof. Albert Lacey, Executor of the estate of Leonora Elizabeth Lacey, deceased. Dated this :11st day of January, 1901 Farm for Sale. 19 miles south of Oregon City, 3 miles south of Holnlla. Known as tue Teasel farm. Cnntaln- I lug '110 acres. UOaiTea; clear plow land; 40 acres I ill uiort uubifMii, iw nivni u)iunu; I licres, of. I chard. All well watered ami fenced with stake I and ire fence, and drained with atone and tile I diu-hes: Kood buildings. 90 rods from s-hool house: II.) roas trom church; irooi lo"ation fur taking s'ot-k to mountains Price tHu-iO, 1000 down, hril'iuce to suit at 5 o;,r cent interest. For further particulars apply on farm to A. J. Sawtkll, Teachers' iUnmtiinli jm. Xo'ii e is her-'hv giv-u th 1! ron,t v aui'erinte ndetit of riacKam tfeuniny will liulil Hie ri-L'iihir exmiiiiation of upiili cauls f r Male paper at 0uon City as fiillow , roiniiiencina Wednesday, Feb ruary 13, at nine o'clock, a. in., and continuing until Katnrday, February 16, at four o'cli.-ck, p. m: Wednesdiy penmanship, liistorv. spelling, algebra, reading, . omposition. Thursday written arithmetic, theorv of teaching, grammar, book-keeping, English literature, civil government. Friday physiology, geography, phy sical geopraphy, mental arithmetic, school law. Saturday botany, plane geometry, general history, physics, psychology. Oregon City, Jan. 30. 1901. J. O. ZlNSER. Superintendent of schools. Hard work does not hurt a well woman. It is the weak woman, suf fering from disetljps peculiar to her sex, who breaks down under the daily strain of household duties. For dis eases of the delicate womanlv orerans Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is the standard remedv. Over half a million women owe health and hap piness 10 lit. nerce's treatment. "No tongue could express the pain that I endured before I commenced taking- Dr. Pierce's medhsine," writes Mrs. Mollie Col gate, 01 Kanooipn, charlotte Co., Va. "I was not able to do anything: at ail. Could not eat anything; except bread and tea or if i uiu inc iop oi my neaa Burt so it seem it would kill me: but now I run t tie of almost anything I want and can do a good day's work as well as any body can. u ucucr man x nave oeen lor years. J think your medicine is the best that ever was made for it is the only thing that ever did me any good. I tried many other kinds but none dulme any good but your ' Favorite Prescription and 'Golden Medical Discov ery.' I can never praise them too highly." SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court of the the County of Clackamas. State of Oregon for Matt Olson, Plaintiff, vs. Berths Olson, Defendant:. J To Berlha Olson, Defendant: JN the name of the state of Oregon, you are hereby required to appiar and answer the complaint filed against you in the above en titled suit on r before the 20th day ofMarch,1901, and if you full to appear and answer said com plaint, the plaintiff, will apply to the court for the nlief therein prayed fur, to-wit: a decree of divorce from the bonds of matrimony now existing between you and the plaintiff. This s.:mnions Is published by order of Hon. Tlioinis F. Ryan, County Judge of said county, made and eutered the loth day of January, 1901, and Ilia date of the first publication is Friday, January 2"' Hi, 1901, and the said publication ia to run six consecutive weeks from the saidd tte. WaLDEM R BETON. Attorney for Plaintiff. , Dated at Oregou City, January 25th, 1902. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned exeoutors of the estate of J, R. Spahr, deceased, has filed their final account In the County Court of Clackam as Ccu ly, Oregon, as such executors, and Monday the 26th day of February, A. D. 1901, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m., has been fixed by the Hon. Thomas T. Ryan, Judge of the said Court as the time for bearing any and all Objections to said nport, and the settlement tnefeof. ' ' HANS 8PAHR, FREDRICK M08HBERGIH, CLARK WARNOCK, , ' ' , Executors of Said Estate. Dated January 17th, 1901. Dihicx A Basthah, Attorneys for Executors. In the Circuit Court oft ha State of Oregon, for the County of Clackamas. Ella W. Baird, Plaintiff, v. James W. Balrd, Defendant. In the nameof the State of Oregon; To James W. Balrd, the above named defendant: You are hereby required to appear and answer the com plaint filed against you tn the above entitled suit, in the above entitled Court, on or before the 18th dy of February, A. D. 1901, the said last mention ed date being the,last day of the time prescribed by the Court In the order for the service of this Summons upon you, by publication thereof, and if you so fail to appear and answer, in this suit, on or before the said 18th day of February, A. D. 1901, for want thereof, the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the said com plaint, to-wit: That the bonds of matrimony heretofore and now existing between you and the said plaintiff, be dlsolved: That the plaintiff hae the ' are, custody and control of said minor child. Eunice Dwinelle Balrd: that the plaintiff have the decree of the Court agalmt you for tlie costs and disbursements of this suit, and for such other and further relief as to equity may seem Just. The defenden is hereby further notified that this Summons It served upon him by publication thereof, by vir tue of an order made in this suit by the Hon. Thos, V. Ryan, Judge of the County Court of the State of Oregon for Clackamas County, on the 8rd dsy of January, A. D. 1901, ordering and directing that tills t-ommoiis be served uiion you, the above named defenden', by publication thereof in the Courier-Herald, a newspaper published in Oregon City, County ol Clackamas. State of Oregon, and f .,Pbi lr,.il,ii,.n In wild Cltv. Ciillntv and State lor a period of six successive Keeks from the first publication of tbli Summons, the date 01 the first puli'icallon of Una Kumnions, being he 4:h duy of January, A. I). 1901. K. D. W1NTON & VOL RKtl). Allurneys lor I'UiM.lT j Five Imtuiiei! KanHitH women have ; formed thn National Hmdiet Brigade. j Had to Conquer or Die. "I was just about gone." writes Mrs. Rosa Ricnardson, of Laurel Spring, X. C, "I had Consimption so na.l that me best doctors said I could not live mote than a month, but I began to use l)r. King's New Discovery and was wholly cured by seven bottles and am now stout and well." It's an unrivaled life saver in Consumption, Pneumonia, La Grippe and Bronchitis; infallible for Coughs. Colds, Asthma, Hay Fever, Croup or Whooping Couuh. Oarna teeed bottles 50c and 11.00. Trial hot ties free at Geo. A Harding' drug store. NEWS OF THE WEEK Friday, Feb, 1,. Tlie Arrerienn Smelting Company ( tiu.it) winch cmtrols three-toimhs ot ' I. ,e American chorus gir. v. una year the world's output of nhver, proposes to ( ago married the aged London Sliyloi'k, raise the price of silver and to advance Sam Lewis, has inherited about $19,ooo, its own interests by guarding the inter-. ooo from i.im. esisof miners and of its employes . Prosperity is collapsing in Germany file tin can trust is capitalized at about 50,(i00,(i00. . The international court of aibitration is ready for business, 15 nations having appointed their members. Five hundred Boers attempted to blow up mines near Johannesburg, but were beaten off. Oil has been found near Hillsboro. Harney county has 9,500,000 acres of public land, one-fifth of which is fit for farming The county is over 4000 feet high and its 3000 people havo $3,000,000 of wealth. The region of the Zoutspan Mountains, north of the Transvaal, inhabited by rich German farmers, is the base of ope rations of the Boers where they get theit supplies. There Botha organizes bis men. hext month begins the South African winter. The Boer will drive his herds and flocks from the naked uplauds north ward into the sheltering brush of the vast expanse of the "bosveldt," where they will feed in safety from the English. By destroying their homes, Kitchener has made thousands of desperadoes, whoee only vocation and only means ot making a living is fighting the English. b Boers, blew up their Krupp guns because the ammunition was gone, but replaced them with captures from the English for.which they can readily get ammnnition. Saturday, Feb. 2, Queen Victoria's remains were con veyed by the royal yacht Albeita.through a ten-mile lane of English, French and German war veasels.froin CoweB to Ports mouth. Fifty kings and princes followed the dead "Empress of the Sea" through the streets of Londoi to Albert Chapel. The 9004 miles of railroad foiming the Southern Pacific system, which includes the leased and affiliated lines, have been absorbed bv a syndicate composed of J. D. Rockefeller, J. P. Morgan, George J. Gould, J. J. Hill. D. O. Mills, Kuhn, Loeb & Co., and Speyer & Co. They paid $7o,ooo,oj'i for l,2oo,ooo of the 2,ooo,ooo 8t'aiej lL' Southern Pacific Co. has issued nea iy $2oo,ooo,ooo of stock. The syndicate owns the Central Pacific and thence lines to Chicago and New York, and steamship lines to Europe and Asia, j Sunday, Feb. 8. The governor of Ohio, by preventing the Jeff ries-Ruhlin prizefight within the borders of the state and sanctioning the dismissal of the various suits against the Standard Oil Co. for vitiation of law. strains out a flea and swallows a whale. iN'ine-tenths of the newspapers of Ger many speak of England in an unfriendly manner. ' The Oregon !t California Railroad has run behind over $5,ooo,ooo, because its 653 milei of track has in its capitaliza tion of $38,625,000 too much water. T. L. 0 lliam, of the Mohawk river, has contr cts for 16, 000,000 . feet of logs. Paul M$otha, a prominent Free State Boer, claim in a pamphlet he has pub liebed tn?t Paul Kruger is a hypocrite and past-paster . in rascality, and that n. I . . tfa.il- la.i. ? ,,'", Prest. Stn is little better.' The British are making combined forward tiovement to corral DeWet. C. D. fierce, Boer consul-general at New York, says the total force of the Boers isiS.ooo; that iione week DeWet captured $925, 009 in gold and 13o,ooo khaki utiforms; that he has captured loo. 000 fcorses and 6000 men, and the war has'already cost England $800,000,' noo, to iwhich each dav adds another $1,(00,0(10. t Monday, Feb. 4. The English queen was buried at Frogmore, near Windsor Castle, on the third The F'ench government will tax half a billion dollars' worth of property of the Roman Catholic church. The ultramontanes have been badly defeated in some of the Austrian elec tions. j The "Big Six" control one-third of the 2oo,ooo miles of railroad ia the Unit e.l States. The oil from the wonderful spouter at Beaiini'int, Texas, is only fit for fuel. Ihe Spanish anil-Jesuit ileinonstta tioiia wliich la-nan Ht Madrid collided a mob in Valencia which waj dispersed l y gendarme. For f(i,o s),ooo the .Manitoba!! govern ment hai) bought the Northern Pacific property in the provinc,l and the Do minion government will buy all the tele graph lilies in Canada. The lawyers of Portland on Monday celebrated the 100th anniversary of the appointment of John Marshall as chief justice of the U. 8. supreme court. Col. Edwin J. Loomis, of Chenango Lake, X. Y., a 33d degree Mutton, tias cabled to his "Illustrious brother," King Edward VII, his hope that he would "carry into effect tbe last official act of the lute fovrei)U to stop the war in ihe Transvaal." ' and Russia. Tlie German cities are full of the unemployed and in Russia money is daily becumiug scarcer. Tuesday, Feb 5. At Lourenco Marques a raid is feared from the Boers. Portland's people spend monthly from two to ten thousand dollars iu lottery tickets. Big slide in Cow Creek canyon at Ar gil. T. O. Short, a bridge carpenter, killed by flying rocks. Three thousand Russian troops have returned home from China. The Boeis inflicted a lose of 100 on the Kaffir Rifles. Three Boer columns are advancing toward the Orange River. Small engagements with the British oc cur repeatedly, but Kitchener s reports of them are untrustworthy. A thousand Boers captuted the Brit ish post at Medderxfontein, ia the sub' stauce of a dispatch from Gen. Kitchen er. A commando of two thousand Boers is on Portuguese territory. A three-hundred-mile railroad from Guayaquil to Quito, costing $3o, 000,000, which cuts through the inde, built by Americans, has opened Ecuador to the world. Senator Fye says that the Cubans should put a clause in their constitution repudiating the six to seven hundred million dollars of debt fastened on the island by Spain, which is held in France and Spain. The sugar and tibaceo trusts, Senator Hanna and Prest. McKiuley are op, posed to the draft of the Cuban consti' tution. Sir Felix Semon, the physician of the English king, and other specialists say that he has cancer of the throat and his days are numbered. Tbe same disease carried off Emperor Frederick of Ger many and afflicts the Duke of Edit: burgh This story is positively contradicted. Tiet DeWet, brother of Gen C.DeVVet, publishes in the Bloemfontein Post a passionate appeal to him to surrender. Wednesday, Feb. 6. At Modderfontein the Boers captured 2oo British. Last month 83o British sol diers were killed or died from disease. The Morgan syndicate has bought a controlling interest in the Carnegie Stel Company for about eighty-five million dollars. Tbe president has jumped Gen. Chaf fee over 53 colonels and made him a major-general, along with A. McArthur and S. B. Young. N, A. Miles has been created lieutenant-general . "; Thursday, Feb. 7. To-morrow the Dutch queen will mar ry her 24-year-old Duke Henry. The transfer of tbe Carnegie properties to the Morgan syndicate means that the syndicate has with this purchase virtu ally completed its billion-dollar steel and iron trust. ' A fire at Baku, transcaucasuc Russia, destroyed 1 8,000,000 poods (36 pounds) of petroleum, lives and much property. TheDowieites (faith-curists) wrecked a number of Chicago's West riide drug stores. The Diamond Match Co. has in a year earned 13.3 on its capital stock of 15, ooo,- 030 dollars. In England the company earned last year 40 per cent. Whitney, the noted gold-democratic millionaire, paid 60,000 dollars for the imported stallion Hamburg. The English war office will nund 3o.ooo mounted troops to South Africa, and the colonies will raise Sooo men in addition. In Eastern Oregon and Washington, 5io horses are being bought by govern nient for the Philippines. Take them to day and you will be well to-morrow. Baldwin's Allopathic Cold Cure Tablets, (Co'd In Head) No. 23-3. 25c Bam FaANCiaco. I'.. I,. rAT.Trv.iv ro. . Your C..1.I Cyn- is tlie only remedy that really dues cure in one lay. lUuav Kodoexs. Harry Rodgeri Co. CAUE!fTO, CAL, E. L. BALDWIN CO. You Cold Cure Tablet No. lj B ar plendiii for Cold in Head. WM. DWINEI.I,. With Adams, Boothc ft Co. Dbxvkb, Colo, B. L. BALDWIN CO. I find your Cold Care Tablets the safe sad Btott convenient remedy for cold lu ihe bead. Tbey cure In every Instance. U. V. COOHO Huntley' Drug Store Oar Salem Letter. Salem, Or., Feb. 1, 1901. tMUtor uourier-tleralil : .si ire wining before thing have not changed much as to senatorial question. MrKrule- t-til) continues the fiuht and Ct rhetl I olds us own. Mm inuications wmiiii seem to point to the fact that none of the imvtt. ii"W In in it voted for wi'l b. iAr. tlrowni'll tiiis introduced a hill iuh;ivs preelitct HHH't8iri el ctel an lo- mu i he .. would. He also introduted a reniHii ion? I'Hliing for an investigation of si-hool fund. This is is a matter 111 h c!i all the people are directly inter t-teu. ntj. xhoiil l have a thorough and completer investigation. ' P rier olitaineu the pasMaue of 1 roio- lution calling for an vxamiii ti"ii of matters Cjnecte.l witn olhc - of stata priuter. This is another mutter that needs loot ing tip to. llie present enilalure seems to think it would improve matters- to let the state printing to lowest buiiler, Senator Pot ter has also secured the phb saice of a bill to reduce the salary of county judge in our county to $110 per month. Has is a move that will re duce our running expenses somewhat This with the office of roadma-ter abol ished will make quite a material redu-. tion in our taxes. We are having a half holiday today ir commemoration of John Marshall and Hon George H. Williams is expected to address the aa-etiibly this evening. To morrow the senatorial fight is expecbd to commence in earnest. McBritle can not hope to pull through and his friends ought and are in duty bound to support Milehell in cane he enters the tii'ht. There is some talk here that the friends of 11 W. Scott are trying to induce him to allow his name tf be used. There is no doubt as to his ability to represent tw and the state of Oregon, but when it comes to popular feeling Hon. J. H. Mitchell holds first place and we hope to see him elected. It seems to me that the democrats, rather thun see no one elected, will join in the tight and vote. for some republican. Even one ballot along tl is line would cause a stampede among republicans, and the fight would:., soon end. Our senators and representatives are doing good work here all siriving i their utmost to do what they can. The capitol building is poorly planned in mauy respects. First of all it is poorlv ventilated. Secondly, many of1 the officers are cramped for room, nota bly secretary of state,8tate treasurer anL state land office. Occasional! we See some of pur Clackfo- mas counry friends in the capitol. -J. U. Campbell, Harry Moody, & W McAnulty, James Nation and A ML. Kirchem have visited our burg. J. II. Darling came up this morning., with a big dose of thegrip. We hope lie will be around again Bonn. 1 We see Tony finltner, an old-t'mei Oregon City resident and editor, up herv occasionally. Ile is the same j lly fel--low as of old. He said he made a mis take wher ho left Oregon City. Will try and get a summary of thf -bilU introduced by our delegation some of these days and send you a grist of the same. Ciuauic- The LegMature. Nothing of special interest has trans pired during the week at Salem. On Wednesday Oorbett gained one vote for senator in person of Reeder. The vote was then as follows: H WCorbett... 30 George WMcBride.. 21 William Smith, democrat..... 2tV Binger Hermann 7 O W Fulton , St- F A Moore 1 8 A Lowell Not voting.. 1 The vote in detail is as follows : For H W Corbett, SO votes. Adams Kirk Barrett Briggs Butt Cameron Carter ' Lamsor Matton -McOrakerv Miller Mulkey Pea roe Poorman ' " Steiwer Stewart Story Thompson ThAnson, Umatillai Vincent Daly Geer , Hahn;- Hartrnan Hawkins Johnson Josephl Howe I. Keene Speaker Reeder For George W McBride, 21 votes. Booth Looney Brownell Cattanach Dresser Eddy Emmett Fulton Hunt Kelly Kruse Mays Merrill Nichols Nottingham Porter Roberts Smith, A C.JMuli. ,A Talhert vVilliamson Knykendall l'or William htmth, 26 votes Allen Bernards Clem Drir-coll Kdson Grace lied ties lleitkemper llolcomb Morrow Orion Ueavis . Kice Kchumann Shipley Simpson Smith, R A, Mult . 8 week Wade Watson Welirung I Ingram Inman McAlister Monlattue Whitney For Uinuor Hermann. 7 votei BlHck Marsters Colvitr MoUreer j Diiuick McQueen . ; Hume 1 For C VV Fulton, 2 votes Harris Smith, of Lin coin I ror rranlc A Moore, 1 vole t ! Smiih, of Marion I For Stephen A Lowell, 1 vote, l'roehhtel ! Not voting' Siuiih, of l;,iki-r ! Ab.-ctil 1 li'iin-nuav. i FitU the Creat. Prof. C. W, Fait cloned 11 two-nighta' eiiirttueinent atllie Workmen's hall Frir day evening, with his hypnotic an Una., tairruient. The decond night drew a house packed to the door.-. The pre fefHor wave some inte'eHtinjr and lo strnctive tests in hypnotism and wind.: reading, exponed a few spiritualistic -fakes, and otherwise pleased everycca rth experiments in what is nowcomrmc to be recotrriied as a science of value tn tbe world. That his effort to aruu-it-v-and instruct were appreciated in Einieer wrta evidenced by ihe fact that the Standi inn Kooiu Oiil' un hiMj at hu closintf entertain 1 t. Baker Citr Herald, ) 1 rt