WKUhFRKORI) dt CHAM
KCKI.ilX,
Attarneja at Law. Will plastic la all osjurta ef th
tale 8pcial atttntlsn given U mattert la pros-.ta
will to cu.lactiuni. 0mCK-In lha FUnn block
K IllM.VES
Attornay at Law nil Solicitor in Chaocary. Call
Jont made on all point, litui nagotiatad on
rablatcnnn. Albany, Oregon
G
BO. W. W RIGHT,
itbn -t w aad Mtarv Pub.lc. Will practice in
all tha courts o( this stata Special attantlon etveii to
MataaMoM and matters i.t pre bite 0ce:-Next
doar to PoatolBfa, Albany. Own .
r.
iwnn
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II lal muter j wl.l receive pronvp
r. O.U Fe'.Uw'i Temple, Albany, O
attention tllce
.1
J- WHITNEY .
Attorney at Law, Albany. Or.
II1VUSVK. s HA' a.a.r..-iiw.
1V1
Attorneys at Law
Albany, Oregon
V. CH VXBERL II M . . D
Homeopathlsu aWSpacUlst in ditsaaoa of the Rye.
Office hours 7 to 9 a m: 1 .o 3 ro, and 7 U S
m . A
Oreson
D
K.J. la. HIM-.
Phvcidan and 3urirnn. OFFICE Corner
Far -J streets, Albany, Oregon.
D
phiin, i stnrn.,.ii. OKFlci; -oanaw
ani Brjwlalbin streeta. Albanv, Or, Calls proaipt.y
atsanded i citv and ceuntry .
FromTerminal or Intarior Poiuts th
i
sin Pad R
afl
Ia ihe line to lake
To aH Points EAST ani SOUTH
Ct la tlie DIKING CAR ROITTE.
It roai Thrtugi VFSTIBI 1.
Kit TRAINS EVER! DAY
It the Year te
ST. PAUL and CHICAGO
Ml CHANGE OF CARS.)
Composeil of Dining Cars Uosorpused
Pallman Drawins; Rcom Sleepers
Of Latest Eqaionent
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS.
Bir, iti. cnbi o I'tstru lie I and in
w H3 i t i o ti 1 1 Atone ara bth free
a 1 1 f i nib i 1 firo iliers of Firs' or
Mo ii I I. s . a . 1
ELEGANT DAY COACHES.
1 httiuiii b'.ii jomasLid? ili
al linio, affording Direct an d
Unintiarruptad Sarvica.
Pullman sleeper reservations cava h
scared In advance through any
agent of tbe road.
I H ROUGH TICKETS to and from al'.
points lu America England and
Europe can ta purchased at nay
ticket office of this coir paoy ;
Full inftrmati n concerning rates, time
of trains, rou'esan.l other Jatula faro
ished on appliantion to any agent or
A D CHARLTON,
a. s-islam Gersral Passenger Agent.
No !21 First e. cor. Washington,
Port'and. ezon.
C ' i Oaf . ajsnt.
EAST AND SOUTH
VIA
THE SHASTA
OF THE
DOII T 5T
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Etrese TralDa lastM Porllaml Daily
Bontii
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Portland
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Sail r.-ancisco
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iji tri'.ii et 1. ad stitiois from
.1 I - vlbinv ui :!uire, si so Tan
h d .flalsey.Htrrlsb'.i'g, Jnoetion
Irylof, f' t;n ail all atations
iMlirgti vs f iiuluti'-e
sosast-aa mail, pailt
MOa a I L Portland "A?1 "tio r
l?:46ra I L Albany Lt lin
Mru I Ar Hoaebnrr Jtvl 7 0C
Maaea
:10a r 1 Lv ajfeaef Arliu ttlAa
:00A 'Ar lhanoa Lt I 80 A
1 :Kr j l.v Atksny Ar I !U r
Mi 11 Ar fbanon L I t r
PUILMA BUFFFT SLEEPERS.
A"D
Dinintr Cars on Ogden Route.
SECQM-CU3S SlEtPIIS CARS
ti;--hs.i Is all Thrruah Tralas
! aide I1I1 Isli.n.
riHltll.s rtlltfLANIS AMIS font til la
Mai: eait aaiii (Ex?ept Sonoay,
T:sn a u
Idler a j
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Port 'and
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1:00 m
tiraat laaM MM 'Kt- t-s.i.
altli t M I
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Portland
Mcwinnrll.t
Ar
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A
I'Oll
ltroiap-h Ticlreti
1 1 all p .lit In the Km -Kur
Bt i be oh -tine I at
fro ill. Acnt Albany.
K i'. IUII
Maoaeer
'.rtt-vr.-l Orivofy
i sthte, Caovla a. id
'jwet. rates Irom i' U
K P. KO if.Ht
Vs. to P n.l
Uiegon Pacific Railrodd.
Ml If lAUel, eUeelver
Direct Line
Quick Dispatch
Low Freight Rates.
Cnoec'iiin wtsfc steam ir
qn 111 a nl Sin Kra"cltco-
llomyr tietween Va-
raoa a rtASiasco
Hornet aaila Fehy 0ih, M .rc'.i 2, 1 tt, an 1 jut,
ao iAi;m.
Hom-rsai . P.k J5th, Mirch 7, IT. a-.d CTth. I
The L'amDUT Ntwrraa tbe riant t 1
0 lange nailing dates without notloa.
For freight a -tl pts-en ;r r-te too'y
to any agont
rttiresJ II njr.t. 3-n ft N 2io8
ua k tn mi Fratuiiici. Oalaf .
Chat Cl.rk rojclrer. Corral II O-Jtroa.
Baby Raw as Beefsteak
Rabv vorv sick with MM when
three months old. Hail home iloc-
I- 1 tors ami specialists. Dot worse all
' thetlme. Whole body raw as becf-
, steak. Hair (tone. Kxiwoteilliiiu
to die. Sick six mouths before we
tried OrTKTRAS. No faith In
them but intwo months he was entirely cured.
Not a spot on him now and plenty of hair.
SIRS. FRANK ItAUKKTT, Winfleld, Mich.
Baby Bad with Eczema
IHir baby liocfour months old,
had lutd case of eczema. Head
was a solid sore. Face and body
badly affected. Itching terrible.
Three doctors did, not help hitn.
I lianas ueu sixteen weens. .Mu
ter. on his hands to prevent his
scratching. Cctiocra Kf.mepies cured him,
and we recommend them to other.
G. B. & J. HAKKIS, Webster, Ind.
Baby Itched Terribly
Baby three months old broke
out with white pimples on red
surface. Itching terrible, scabs
on head and face. Vsed every
thing for five months. Grew
worse. llirchased 0 C TIC U B A
Kemkmks. used them, and in
three weeks there was not a sore or pimple,
not even a scar.
Mrs. OSCAR JAMES, Woodston. Kan.
Baby Suffering Agony
Babv had ceaeuia, worst form.
Rained the best doctors here.
Was in agony eight months. He
ganwithCi'Ttci RA Remedies. In
two months the awful disease had
ceased its vengeance. No trace
ronltl he seen, mv ilarlinir bov was
J. A. N HOLES. Banker It ill , Ind.
CUTICURA WORKS WONDERS
And its cures are the most re
markable performed by any blood
and skin r.'incdy of modern
times, rarents rememlier that
cures made in infancy are speedy,
permanent and economical.
Sold throughout the world. Piloe.OiTicrRA,
We. Soap, 2&c. Kssolvbkt, $ 1 . Potter Drcu
and Cbix. Corp., Sola lTope., Boston.
w" How to Cure Slin Diseases," free.
Dl DV'C !?lin atld Sr'P Pfrit" n J brautiAed
DAD I 0 ty Cutlcura Soap. Absolutely pur.
SAIT LAKE.
OMAHA, KANSAS CITY
ST.L
EASTERN CfflES.
DAYd TO
02
CHICAGO
HOURS eUNDBEECsStMM
HOURS RsTAscrVr"A
PULLMAN AMD TOURIST SLEEPERS,
rncc PtCUN.NU UHAIK UAKi.
DINING CARS.
S H H Clark, Oliver W Mink, E EBB
Anderson, Recitvers.
For rai.es and general infot niatinn cad
! on or address Curran .V Mo.rui'h..ibanv,
Oregon, or
: W H ftt'RLBL'RT.Asst.Gen'l. Pass. Agt,
3J4 Washington St.,
Portland. Okecox
CAVEATS,
TRADE MARKS
OES1CN PATENTS.
COPYRIGHTS, etcJ
War Inf oraarlen and free Handbook srrtte to
MCSX CO- sa BBoaowar. Saw ToaK.
Oldeslrtjnreao for securing patenta tn Amenra.
Very parent taaen out by ui if brmaht before
tae pubac by a nouce given free of cbaxgc in tha
Scientific maicau
j la a Hnmlatwm of :ot tdeaUfle napes' ts
the
srorld. SpUpadidlr iiloauated. So lotaUlfnt
' tfr: - six m&&
SDOOia De wunuua iu nwtiT. sst.w
taJrt- Ml a uu.
staaa. at 1 i. .-
' w.rt cits-
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
totjce H Hsiixrn' omes nrT the vh
the estate ofLGerh.rJ la's ol Liuneotintt. Or.
urousrw nc iir,siui.trj waminiiK ii'r o
deoaaaed. All persoue liarimc eii.ia airaintt said
verified as hy law leiuirnd to the ut.deraiicneu at
Corvalia, Oretos, within . tix montht Iron, the
Aa'e fee it it.
DaUd Ihit 2tta day of t irsmhcr, 103.
I.EO GEKI1AKD.
IICNKY UERHKD,
Wealherford t fhatnteraia, Admit.ir.rtlsr
AUyaiar Adcniti.
isji-
Tlia Floater Catalogs of - aaS riowtrt.
f astalnt USpszts '.xlO 1-2 lackta, wiU drsrrlp
tinat that describe, not tnialead; illustrations
lhat instrart, sot rxarerrate.
The coter It rlianntnf ln hansonleas blrndinr of
watsr color j.rlnt In crsen and wblte. with a fold hack
frrimi'l, a dr.-r.ra of lieauly. S2 pazit of Koveltles
printl In t diffrrent colors. All the salinir noreliiea
aol Hie lst of the ol-.1 Tarbnb-. Tliese hsnl llrors you
canr.iA atToril t run artr i. t. Bur B0NCET GOODS
wlii rejua will reclve ItTLL : a. II is not ner-
ettnrytoa'ltsrllitliolV; srlt (rrw, thit Isknown
the world or, r, and also that 1'ieh.inirtt part. Avirs
little snl f'.r rroper is el will rare FOirfr'i and doc.
tor's Mils. M.-inv concede Vlck't Floral Guide the band-atnn-t
rstalosrue for 1KH. If fm lore a fine ironVn
een-1 address n-w, with lOretil, s lilch may be deducted,
from fi-' ordi r. fatO Caah rrius for Fotateea.
tl' m t. 1 ' r, 5. V.
JAMES VICK S SONS.
J
W till it K V. H
OF At,BA!T, OlM 'in
IliKKH
TKAN3AUTa Tetmral Ii, i'-,ni( lui xta
DRAW SIGHT l)KKrs ,' Mew York. Han Pi
boo and Portland, Oreyon.
LOAN MONEY on approved security
RECEIVE deposits tubjecl to check.
COLLECTIONS made on rav..raule torma.
INTEREST oeld . .. lims deiwialu
A Mi OF St ill,
0IO, ORROOS.
a 1.1.
stisr
... -' 'M
. A i JOII
iUKll COLLEBIATE INSTITUTE
ALBANY, OREGON
1891, 18&12
rsl Terns opened He pie in iter ih
-At I norpH of Instructor ,
CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, LITERAL
COMMERCIAL AND NORMAL
CLASSES.
1 Dorses ol study crrantrec i- rrt.
a'f c 'lo'' 'rci,:-t iit
Sfer.tat luaucementt pftrtd to ttudf
from abroad.
VS-V. RI.lir.MT CWMUII
rmim axle.
SB-
HKUt
IT TUT; WO0I.C.
ftt ,rl jk .ir.iuitlesu.e anaurpaaaect, ai.'.-.iailw
Outl-j-'inir two besea of aovuther brar-u. Not
S0cai.il by heat. trOET VUKGEM UINE
roB 8 ALE HY DEATjps CHtlTl-BALT.x, J.
cured.
I lt SV I aaaW
IsSs -
1 ' vam asw
was am aHT
-1 MM sy. . . a 1. , ,- r
I V
tmumt
SKSATOR HILL ANll THE IXCOlK.
It is evident that Senator Hill's resolution
authgonizing tlie Wilson bill is aimed prin
cipally at the provision for an Income (ax.
The Senator has b;n reported as denounc
ing this tax as ' undemocratic,,' and" say
ing that it has never been Indorsed by a
Democratic National Convention ,
Neither of thea; objection! hat any
eiht
If equitable taxation la democratic, a
proper Income tax Is not undemocratic I
is ths most just and 'he least burdensome'
of taxes. D.?mo:racy seeVs to observe 'he
greatest number. The converse of tha
principle is equally democratic ; the aim
shotild.in apportioning the cost of Clovern
meat, to impose the least hardship on the
least number. A graded tax on iarge in
COcoei is such a measure. If to tax m?n
according to their ability to piy add acco'd
ing to the ten:ti:8 thev receive from the
Government be not demccratic, then Democ
racy ls.no longer the synonym ol justice.
As to the party's declaration; the occasicn
for it had not aiisen in ihc summer of 1S9J.
The extent of the Republican deficiency
was not then known But the Oeraocratic
party has steadily derlaied in favor of "tax
ing luxuries heavily and taxing uecesa'te
lightly," A large Income is the most co-i
erete expression of luxury. It repreents
supeifluity, indulgence, ease, enjoyment.
The Democra icpar'.y has furthern.oreprom
laea to reduce thetariti'. It cannot do this
without providing new souices of revenue.
mt
Tha Republicans crded against lhat HTrZ7 TT, ''"l't-
m.nH,r; ih. cml , anrl cuHimr off
. . . . I
evenuc is at once so cettain and so little .
rev
onerous as a tax on large incomes.
I urn . ,.,m.t th, K,n..l,- i
, . ..... ...in-'
icaa d'fiaeacr 0 afJItioiai or higner tann
taxes. Pethaps.in addition to resiori.sg the
duly on su-a, he would reiropose a 5uty on
tea and ceffee. This would provide tbenec
eesary revenue. But it WOO id make the fam
ily of a woikingman pay at much towards
the support of the Government as the family
of a millionaire. This result would exactly
suit Ihe class that is objecting most loudly
to tn income tax. Bat tbissmall class of
j rich 'x dodgers is act the one with which
Senator Hill !a heretofore affiliated.
Instead cf tigtlin an inccme tax Senator
UN should seek bv ameodinent to j;ive the
right princi; !e tiuer application
It. ..,i I
do his country and hi party a great serrice if
! he could change the bid o aj to exempt all
' j incomes below $5,100, n-iks a mere'y nomi
nal tax on uooo and a progresdve tax
beyond that amount. Trial ou d be jast.
scientific and democratic taxation.
ct'Kior nn-
St Pet at 'a church In Itotue trill contain
54.C00 prf.on.
Tbe exiret-.e breaitb of Teza laTSl
miles ai d i ezt'eme leiigtli 620
Sonu words in the Cunesi language
baveas many as foity dlflkratM meanirgs
Taking I: year in and j ear o it ibe o d
est hour .f each twenty four Is fi e o'clock
in tbe morning.
Tbe RAinsniri' I e l used u.put truply
jugs tn the waila af .theaters to make:
:heu
rU : 6" I -I-
Becau-odul! dt'sty thexs will abtorb I
hamt fr.im tSa kiln ear:h and air. 1 Ut shoe
briahily Di'.isbed turw off ths heat of
of the sun by rd onion.
Toe flash of a gun firwl at dls-ance is
een long o fore tbe report It brard, be
cau-e light travels much.fcisterthan sound.
Liirbt would ito S0 limes around the
I whole eartu while sound i going thirteen ' .
miles. tbe silly goose who preside-, tor p'e-
I tends to preside. 1 over Ihe editorial col
It la ccmplainod of Eogbsb nuraet who umnj of tb(. i.,puli,t wki ,0 ttTe iu
jcomeovrrtotbi . .-ounlry that they are aQ(, ins from fajr (Titic;,m
togef.er too gent.el, and 'ry ' ' 0n the part of be i.emo rat by Makirg a
sense of sup riirty about with them In
such an iffenciv. and e-.Dpleuou man
ner as (.reatly to impair their uefu:ine.
An i lusueticn of ihe s-ye'iiy ol tbe
tlrnislt round in liis fact that two pliys
clans iatoiy advertised in a dai y paper
offering five thousand dollars to a man
who would submit t an experimental
sorgica: operation involviog some risk
One hundred and f rtytwo suswera were
receive!.
Senator llenty Blackman, the n I) ap-
pointed internal revenue col'.iclor. to
aucccru oionci mu on 11 rmici, w tu
. 1 tj. . 1 1 lnr . . t. ,
nave ueen inokccu in:o omcc uy .-special
j lterr.a! Revenue Aaent McEiuKh!in, cf
San KrancWco, at 6 o'clock this afternoon.
Pending bn being torn in. tbe aena'.or
was beirg fjreatly rushed w i.h business to
day, and scarctly had even enough le:ture
to take a Inch. At 10 o'clock A M be
anor.jnced the fu!o'trins appolnlmcnl.
wblcb In: hat m de it.tb a view lo :bcir es
ptcta1 filntts for their if pectivr part", and
their loyalty to demotiatic principle:
Kor the local ofli.e Temporary cldcf
clrk -rt rf.sKi-r I Kmr.Kll
Ilcllinger;;
off.ee clerk, Randolph .Harrison; and tte-
1 "
nmrranher lohn Rmisert. alt of PorllnnH
r j o- - - i i
Traveling deputies fc I. M
o(
Pendleton; J li Mul'o), of Portland; A J
Barlow, of Gold Hill.
United Stavs city giuger Hoard C
Dodton, of I leppner .
Chid Clerk J Kiank Uavit. of ihe
Weid a aiin!nUiration, will be retained at
imlrucior.
frr W tildri(;ton, the truveiln depulict
a-t : J-.hn Nettor. with heac,iuartrs at
Spokane; John Leahv, beadonarlers at
Walla Walla ; ttoi'-keeper and gauger, M
S Hellmin, of Tnttiuia, 't I h head(Uarters
at b'niontown.
So far no appointment'. Iiave been made
for Seattle snd Taconia, Wath, inJ for
Medfotd and Grant, Or, at thot: placet are
to be filled by the tecretarv of the treas
ury upon i lie icro'nmendation of th? col
lector And at present the Chinese
registration depaitment n'so will ren.ain
undiituilieJ . Telegram.
Some new use lor piper it hear. I of al
tn ist every week. Tl.e lt'ct la to uce paper
bayt for the collection and leniovtl of gar
bage. They are two and a half tett le.ng.
made of heavy manil a paper.co iled with ol'
and rosin, anJ cost only iwa centa apiece.
The garbage is put in them day by day,
and when tlie catt Co ops round the bag h
IH e-1 into It and carriel away for (rood.
Tiny are 1 nd to b: wat"rproof, lo give oil
Hltla nd ir, and fo be recon. mended by tha
Sew '.ik boar-1 f health.
In the t.i-i.er a'tilsdes o North Caroline,
though relatively dry ant! i 1 iblp,the var-
iatunof tempera laic, sail Or A N Hell
amounts to twenty degrees between d.y and
night, Mrecjuiring special e we on the part of
Inva'i ! in ! g r 1 1 1 cot.ilns aapitd in ihe
clunge on the going down of the tin
With the resumption nf work In bait a
dozen mills Monday and extensive building
operations, hun ired r f idle men nre fist
tlisappc-ariiK from ihe public Mreets.
i Along the Pawnksi l'c7 evtry ml in
! in opciaiion At Cer 11 villa the Letter
! woolen u oil mils are in i. per a I o". dav
and iilglit. 1 he leading mills In 1'ascoag,
Burrellville and Ilarriiville started up to
day, Rhode Island Ex.
THE r'ooMMH I.0IIH8
The political situation in Uieat Britain
ha: reached the gravest crista that has oc
curred since the revolution of 1688. Then
tho hereditary piinciple In Ibe monarchy
became subordinate to the will of the nation
expressed through the Commons. Now,
the hereditary piincip'e in tne legislative
branch of the GoVeiMmenl is threatened
with destruction. The monarchy has !
cmained In Ihe Hanoverian family, bu' Its
power has lu'en exercised under wc ll-urder
stood limitations beyond which no rational
U'ular head of the Empire would dreum Of
going. The House of I.otds tius alto retain
ed its pl.tse in t!ie econo my cf Ihc Empire
on sufferance, but now It has challenged Ihe
j udgmentof the nation as to its future ex
istence. No one who understood ihs t:enJ of
modern politics can be doubtful of the
ultimate issue of the struggle between tSe
peopl: and the peers. The I louse of Lords
isone of the mo archaic ani the most In-
congruous pclitical institutions in ihe woil I, ! was clearly u.ideratood between the popn
for it is essentially a survival of a democracy, I list leaders who organiicd the paity herea
Therefore, wha'evcr may be (he result of j bouts. that It wis to be a tariff reform party .
the general election which it soon to ! e held, This was neceoairiiy so from the eome a
the House of Lords is doomed. ! (iopti l bv these leaders in Ircslinp of that
Tlie I. ir.is have invited the Isteawitathth
eves open, for the Dake of DereBahire, ho
has not sa long lef: the Liberal party that h '
has forgotten the scntimtnt- of th.- liiitisb ;
public, did hlg best to save tbem the contest I
By refusing to yield to the Pariah Counclla j
bill the pctri have made the cae against 1
themselves as strong as possible. They would j
have had the sympathy of the Knglish peo-i
p'e in their action on the Home-Rule bill,
and they might have carried the Kingdom
. 1 i i i.kh
w vsiaijaiooc was never snrcwuer i
than when be yielded un.ll Ihs Ltron took :
iinu inu on uie measure intcnucu to re-
form ancient wrongs and to give the peo- ;
,0rm ,nC,enl wrons ,n1 to S've ,ne V
pie of the parishes control of tbtir own af- j
r . . . v.
fairt. Owing to their own blind obillnacjr i
the I.01 ds have now pieced the principle of .
hereditary legis'ation in JeHly petil :
THE SKKiMXiRAUE Bli.l
The following Is the detailed rote 00 the .
passage of the Bland seigniorage bill in
the senate:
Yeas Allen. Ha'e. Ile-ry
lilackbum,
Hlanchurl. uler. Ca'l. Co-keell.
Coke.
Cobiuitt, Oaniel. I'uboia.
CJeorge. Cordon. Hansbrou
rauiKner.
h. Harris,
.luu-w, Juues ui
ti . i . T t
Arkansas. Kvle,
Lindsay. Mcljarin. Martin. Mills
Mitchell of Oregon, Morgan. Pasco. I'ef-
fer Perk-ins Petliomw I'.j,, ..!.
. H . i , 'ii ,
tjaay. Hansom. Roach, Shoup, S-ewart.
Teller. Turpie. A' est. A'oorhees. White ;
Wolcott; total. 44
Nays Aldrich. Allison, Hrice, Caffrey.
i v. w ii ii...:. - i
tUdlllliri, S-UllOUJ, 49, lUl'll,
Frye, Gallinger, Gibson, Holrnan. llale.
llawiey, Itiggins. lHlge. McMillan, Mc-
; Pherson. Manderon, Mitchell of Wiscon
sin. Morrill. Murp'uv, Palmer. Piatt, Prcv- I
i tor. Smith. Stockbride. A"i!a. Washburn,
1 Wilson: total. SI.
Pairs Cam Jen for. fcith Gray against;
HtU for, wim Oixon against: Jones of
Nevada for, -xilh Hoar a raintt: Van.-e for.
with Sherman against, Stfain and Cam-
eron did not vote- Yesterdav Niaire vot-
r ml juire voi
ed in favor of tbe bill anJ Camtron was
Pi'rJ a t faror.
Tr-e bill will bt sent to tbe president to-
morrow. Wbelhtr he will sign it remains
to b; seen. The belief is be will, though
tome hlr.t he will allow it to become a law
! without his signature.
From this it will be seen that 30 denio-
: craU. 11 republicans and ' lonulUts voted
I , , ... , . blint an j 9 ,,,m.
ocrals voted against it.
s
, personal attack upon tbe editor of this
paper. It it hardly necessary to say that
soc'i puerile t ffott J wid meet with deserv
ed failure. It it evident that lhat species ,
I'll liiimilllim i. Ill .n'. Irln.l f u- 't- . I.
ihe-l f ilt ' ,u:l. 1.1.-. 1 1
11 1
yecu.iaf iy nt ani me puouc geoenuiy agree
J4V t, , . I , ' ,
with him. It might be said as a matter of
... . . ... , . ,
uewa iuii inai paier It eu'ieo, not uy
single person, but by an "association of
disgruntled gentlemen so callel" who
! have a strong tent of purpcte to traduce
one whom they imiginc in ome way ha
ttood in their way to political preferment.
uui iui stv !e win not work Ibe cam
l
paign will have somvthing ele in it
sides tbe mere pertonali'y of the etHtor
any rewsptper .
f
1htNcw ' . to 1 Evr rest' Wtth -
blglOst lyaclal aayttl has U-.--.ne we'.i un -
de-stood that the pr. jeot Intends to per-
rnit the tilvcr tiitnrige. The rlieer ten -
atort ho have Jural tha pat fe dav
called upon him, with a view io aactftalaioa
! hit p si'.ioo loarard the meature, have re -
I ccived evative replirt, bai have told their
cjle8u" in " t:'f" J '
A-..,U.I I . it . II a 111 a .. .
' " ,ue ' '"P'J ?crn.ll
! tne Dili to lie upon hit desk until ihc con-
titunonal i . -:a lave elanted, when i: I enomioutiy increate.1 at a tt-r.e wi.en w ae
wl.l breome a law without hit signature I tt'mjiuhip and good j.jdgrmen' should
Cleveland purtued this policy In IS87, when J nave DH" 'ercicd in reiierinfi the peo
thebill wat pat;d for tnt tedcmpiion of ! P,e of ,n" grievous huident aln-ady exist
he trade dollar. ; ing.
!rrrmm i . "Teat I W,- denounce tbe corrupt and
Helegate Jotepbt. of New Mexico, will
endcavji to rally Ins In forc-a .Monday lo
pass the long defrrird bill sdinittmg New
Mexico lt ttaiehood. It is snticipaled par
ty lines nity be sharply drawn on the ad
mission of thit new g'ate and republican;
expect to iaiae the point of no quorum as a
means of deferring Ibe pattag: of (be
measure. To tnee: tide emergency Jotephs
it using every effort lo have tha democrats
attend Monday, and is hope'ui of having a
oeceisary quorum, exclusive of republican...
Notwithstanding Taubeneck, chairman
of the nitional cominitiee of the people
party recommends tbe populist state con
vention now in session at Oregon City to
nominate Governor Pennoycr as the pop
ulist candidutx for the United States itennto
it Ih clear that it will not be done. The
governor is to shrewd to permit that step.
He would much ruther tuke his chance
after the legislature is elected than become
the conspicuous target of the campaign.
0 P Thompson seems to be the coming
man for republican nomination for govern,
or. It is said republicans regard him ns a
tronger man than he was before. Joe
Simon and Ihe Oregonian are both for him
and this would seem to settle tha Blatter in
advance.
An Australian routeclicnrr has hit upon
the Idea cf piloting the news of tlie day
unon i thin nulls ,,f ,1--l, h.Im .I.m.1...
inst-a i n ii- ii i i .. . .
Ins.ea I of Ink. He delivers these Cake to
Lt rf . ,. . . . ,
Iscutlorne ,h;,,,M read Lum and cat
tl.cn w, h their eoOea. 1 I.I. i. a new and
novcl "f devouring the news.
lliipatches from the ton cf Chairmm
Wi'aOn. now in the city of Mexico, are far
fiom teasturing as to the ..or.dltlon of the
latter. I le is suffering from despondency
the result of his enfeelded coildilion.
The Sierra Nevada range of California
is nearly 500 miles long, 70 wide and from
7000 to nearly 15.C0O feet high
IMSAOIiKKMENT
Some days ago the Dcmocrat called at
tention to the very sudden manner In which
thepopiiMsis in this state dropped the tariff
question. People have not forgotten that
Mr Rork, who was the chief manipulator
in organ. zing tue peoples piriy in thistiaie
showed by use of the black board and chalk I
the obnoxious character of a protective
tariff He inula die inl miles of the tariff
scheme the leading theme of all hl disxu.-
gton. likewise, lien Weaver and Mrs
I.esgc made prominent in a!l thel r speech's
In Kiii s-a'e an I oilier 1 tales, the nefarl ous
ness o! tlie schema of pfotecllng the class :s
at 'he expense of the nnsse. These acnli
ments werj cheered to the echo by tlie
democrats wh hai been to recently conven
ed to populism. These facts are yet fresh
In the minds of all. Ad these recent con
verts to populUm might well ball vti'h ex
reine dilllu 'n 2 en inclatijrt of such senti- ,
ments as they had long been indoclrinaeld
In the demjer; tic theory of low la'ifl. I
(Ucation. Sjine days ago the Iiemk:kat
warnel Ihe-e democratic c onveits to popu
,lsm that tbeac leaders oud not keep faith
with them on the tatif) Issue. We warned
them ihat the popuHat in state canveatlon
would not b; true to their (oimer piofe?nons
of adhesion lo a reform taiiff policy. In this
deceived or 'iaipointe.l for
.ueceiveu or ui,uib eii, to
area ia the platform adopted at
we were not
In all our scare
-a."- 'i' " " "
a . . . i m ... . . a
rounu aooat tarin rctorm- i cut,nave lann
.- ii-.. i J .. . . .
" FP.'i. u ueceoc .,
w.naCu. tne nam ii wner. me to.nmutec
on the platform at iheir s ate convention
preparing me oeciaratijn or pnnci; -cs or t:ic
( arty, one member of the committee i
was unsophisticated atsOuth to feel that i
was his dutr lo be true to MM profession!
mide to iht people, offered a taritl irfcrm
plank but it was unceremoniously rejKted.
1'1'oagh not tna-le public It. the j rest report
of tne convention I Ida is a fact ai we hav
it from a very rclcble u urce.
it now becomes a serious, a tun iametda'
question, with Ihrse tatirf reform papatttti
as to what course to puriue.secing tiiey hare
'I inUiedanJ deceived. Can they longer
Vom In:ne VV" ) '"JC? mrm. p,V.
folio
.A i f -1 L . 1 II ,l.fc .1.. . -I
j be before they may be Bt 1 1 1 a Sou
other t rcm-.sc and pledgee ijirect or irr.rbed
. . . .
I "It I 1ST I'lAtl'iU.
The M owing it tbe p'atfonu adopted by
the poruitt s'ate convention :
Asseinb'ed on he birthday of the sol
dier stateman whoe military genius de
ttroyed tbe last attempt to subjugate this
; u,0j J
j gt.ln)gIJ
force, and whose far-sighted
i-mianship afterwards foiled for a time
all attempts lo fasten noon us tbe vicious
i financial system of Great iirtain. we, the
1 peopl 'a party of tbe state of Mreg-on. re
I solved to regain financial independence
! ard to recover our InJaitria! protperity'
lost to us by the incompetency, dishonesty,
orruption and cow irtiice a'ike of tbe re
publican and democratic parties, do hereby
k. 1 . ,, 11 r 1 -
e ! fnllnwinv iWlaraf ion of nrttKi -
1 1 111
j pies, reaffitoiing and giving oar cordial ad -
h.. , ...i..,
v.,.. . .- . e - 1
Omaha July 4. MM:
constituticca
"Fine We demand
con vent ion at the ajkrliest possible date i
; 1 :..... .u ;.
reus- our cv.iaiiiuuoa aiiu iuc-uue uacsvav
tbe in Uaiive and referendum in ia obliga
tory form, and that the nem contiiutiun b
referrcsl to tha peop'e tor approval. W
recomrr.ecd that ail our candidates for tbe ,
legidature indiv.dnally pktdge ibemselve
in writing to this effect.
"Second We decaod that ail property
shall he a vested at its cash value, and
. ,, , . . ,. . j. , .
there shtll U no dedocttco for indeUed-
nets without a corresponding taxable
credit fn the assessor's district: and al'.
reengages ihall be declared real etla'.e for
tfe- rt-rr.--' ct tmaOBttSdN - 1 c
the county where tbe necunty exnt-
"Tblid We demand ibe enaclrnect of
law forbidding tbe tale of property on exe
cution, unless the proceeds of such sa-e
ball e-iual at Icart per cent of tbe ap
.-.1 t ta . ,l.l,,,
f : ., ..
to costs of collection.
1 ... JL ... . ....
fourth e demand tuat no
aforney
i feet ba adjudged in favor of the cresiitor
I other than the costs now rrovided 4y th
statute.
"Fifth We demand the tcta
abolition
of fith traps. Sh weirs and sh
and of a'd stationary gear in tide
whee't.
..
and effectual regvit.-i ion of a'l taliiion net,
I . 1 1 J
Ijii' ue t ai.u .ir :ie-.s.
"Sixth We .1. i.ianil tbe abolition of tbe
1 slate railroad comintstioc. and the enact -
. r e-- - f -
Ilient f t a m:.iiiin-n t..uni.r ati.l ireuhl
1 law
1 "eventh We demand tbe nbdilion
the Oregon National liuard
' "Kightb We tavor a tysteni ol in
tion and grading cf grain at tbe Kt mt
shipment.
' Ninth A'e cordemn the action of tlie
bvis'ativc assembly of . the stale of
j " ' PnJtu. of the
' m a. a ... . .
, w was s ie u uunesessj,., u-e-
. 'ess appropriations, wuereov Utat -n sat
Vl,-lfi..l lii.-nwnnl if iKa In ar in Ihu isstianrsis
..... . ... -
of additional I'nitcd Slates inlerebt-Usaring 1
old bonda at the instigaiion and In the II-
terest f tbe money lenders of America
and ffnnsia
"Kleventh W'e demand the abolii ion ofi
tbe specific contract law.
'Twelfth -W demand retren hm. i.t
in shite, county and municipal government
panicui iriy a re.luction m 01nc1.11 t.iTanes
where ihey are in excess of reasonable re
muneration for services rendered, and the
aboiit.on of ad fees ami perquisites."
nn has beau prtdi de I In lha oil
umuf, th populints In niate convention
entirety dodged tl.e qunstion of high or
1. waiilT stvilen that the leader
had not tha easMrag to meat the question
with candor. Ibis will certainly aroiiHe
tliflsuspicl-n of ttio o il time demosrats
In this Htatn who weie converted to pop
Hun oy Hoik, Lease anc Weaver, wb
at) took very strong ground In favor of a
1 1 1 1. venue, or for free trade Nln.
loen out tt every twenty of thn oVn ncrata
in (LU county wbu bave jolnof lha popu
lists ire free traders or tarilf reforms era
and yet thev ar. now following ! cade a
.. nave not the courage to even n.. n
Hon the tariff question in tbeir pUtl .rip.
Hemoeratlo popullata, what do you think
of thin lack of courage to meet thla que
lion?
1 Another .Populist paper has died fr3m
i-t . ' ., r ' , .,
law of support-tbe Oheteo Harbor Her
L,,, m wlfa lb.
llt,drawl of tbe Handon Recorder from
j tue tltT) wollW ton , ,o ghow .h( Poml
lists are fast losing tbeir hold. .Oold
h Uazet-ti.
It would take about 1200 globes as large
as our earth to make one equal in sine to
Jupiter.
The populist party was much stronger at
this place a week ago than it is now.
Lebanon Express.
An wrieMMM says that the woman who
takes in sewing to supports lazy husband
might to be indicted for "maintains a nui-
on
same.
Tlie liOtiulist narf v is like II 0 hoiiui, l.nilt i
iiKin the sand, and mm now its foundation
being washed out. The few cobble stones !
111 it 1 an not save it irom tlie looseness or 1
its nat money, two per cent government i
loans ami general wisliy wahy character
'"'in fUttmm vr . 1 .1 t i- i.
1 lie ti.lli n I'orri'soolli i r t of too Seio I
n m. 1 , - , j
Press says: 1 ho nl,o- party gave a dance j
and Kipoer on the 6th, toe ptoeeeda $17, j
being devoted to paying the expenses of j
the delegates to the county . invention. A I
new way for getting delegates to a political
jiiveiition.
It seems as if vie had had an immense
amount of rain Ihc nasi winter and vet tl.
in the past winter, and yet the '
e July 1,1. h;u, only Ix-en about
d for the rear cniling July 1st
4." indies". That is not heavy '
total ran since
40 inches, and
I. - . .
'.ill. Ill 'IIKIIIT .1.1 t !.. I I. il I. ......
in fact Oregon i thai much I hc
I record though is not in keeping wiih o.ir I
leufea.
I W hatcver may lje the rWHOU, the local ;
! hm;ineas situation seems to be steadilv fast '
lirilVinOV l, ' i f i :. ... I ...
B " n- i mift.'j ... . - ftft til-
sale of art ides which are generally regarded
an luxuries, which sales are generally in-
Teasing throughout the city, of course.
there l- considerable room for improvement
yet, but the fat t that the teue of business is
swauity iin reasing i- ii.-ring. - .iiein
I m I
RoendeeK.
They are proposing a gam- law in Iowa!
"i,"i1ar to ,,,at 0n'gt'u a?'' a cr.rrespond-
ent demtunces it as "growly unriMwnal. .
j unjust, ,.-sided anJ un-Ameru-an. It
: 51 i -IT 14 ."" "
rime, mi I u III II I n 1 1 i . 1 1 iiimr. ... i ....... j
; . ' ,, . ., .. ;
i"SJWjHl l.ruuious n
rS I" inoi rowa irom
j killing for his own MB our game bin! ia
. season miles, be is the owieT of the laf.d
J-i
The I U I lea Chronicle eayg : "If you
want to eee The Dalles grow, give to it
and it enterprisea yonr umiualilie'Ileiip
port. If you don't, trail away for any
thing ycu want "
There ia not tbini alffciltiti-ltf iT.r.sei
tle to do, and that is tbe frustration of
ille effort of a candidate for office to
shake hands with yon Don't make the
atteuipt
1'. .... a 11 1 11 1 i 1 1 . L :
tiie evl! of c,5,reUe tm,ug it .
n.t pitv that our yohng ly. do not
heed tbe word of warninif dailv eiven
tbem It is a lamentaSie sia-bt
o see
brixbt voumr fellows eivin diemae'v
ung f
over la tins habit
An'Astoria paper begins ti e campain
as fo.lows: When it comesfto "records"
"he Budget is thoroughly posud.and any
man with an unclean one, who attempts
to come Ijefore the people of Clateop
county for office, will gel a benefit
eTr"it-
What do vou think of a climat- in
which bo-s can batbe
a... -
in the river one
oay ana almost teacti li.eir sisters to
l .nr siatera in
skate on it tbe next? Thai is what lire
gon car. do alien she is attending to
business -Astorian That may be the
style at the mouth of the rilumbia. but
il is not in tiiis vabey. We boast of
our equable climate.
. , -, . . , -c : i -
About ."J 1 nina:i.-n nave rvsnttered in
Attoria. It i. thought ibe other TOO will
. s. r--i-t.-r Nut !-::. .1-
1 auau rearisvr. .s -j srontie
i. - . T .
. uon luno"1 l cmetlurg.
1
! ....
r ifttfsefl 3A.cr mrm h.irn if.inl In. Ql.
yataOtt Afaty. Vaar girl fcave always
been azirrv-:ve. asd ben.-e mar t il -wnil-
ed upi in the big Sgiit they bate lgun ;
' against nn.
gainst tin.
The wife .,( Jaoob Creger of Ihi city.
a drawn a prize with tbe weekly Kxam
iner consisting of tix acres of land in Calif.
' .- V . .-.. ,1,. . I ,1...
't -hendan hun.
A jurv onoe thought in a verdict of "not
Ifui'ty.- and the judge admonished the
rn-.rser to keep awav fpm bail cmtan;
n atw ' Yw lcmr hooor- g
( "ycu'il never ee me her.- again,"
... - . - , . j. l -1 a ! tare
There are seven.1 cheerful aspect
! : r :t J . -
probably not take Kucv: Bnvheni l itre will
, undoubte.ily U .t dwn oa tonally and
poiiucajiy. anl ingallsand IHa.kl.urn haine
j lfn csmvertssl
Witor lachson. of the Karf 1 Urg .nian.
compliment Btta Wheeler Wilcox for tell
ha imik ; , -k.r t
j Yet Mr Jackson objected when in a plain.
strairhtiorwrl manner the lemocrat caliesl
him a-iying idKst. -alem Is - .
i 11 is no wmmwm tie-re are a MM manv
j ca-tdiiiates for state printer. Tlie fees of
( the olkr have increasvl until they are im-
mente. Here are some cf Hwaa:
For the
i v-ir 1T and 1n- ". llitl
1889 and
I8W, ."4 1CI and SltitS ::
j" ,"0Jaj apjsjVii
the sWiff of
i fcl.tcJO.K wa ixllected bv
Mar.nnix.untv the firvt ten dav of ti,x
isnlbwtini. a I..-. i ..... .!... ta
nari times nave taugnt eronoiny an.l many
i i I
haveevnlently lieen hcanlmg the neoes
of , aary tax money. There is aw thing al-out
j taxes: the money aJI'circuiaies in Oregon;
and the sooner the ttate i paid the earlier
' will be the use of it at hme. A a matter
of "f fact, though, many warrant- are nab-
aa at once ami put into
means of a small discount.
irvul.it ion bv
C'r.inkt upon crankt. Here is another ,
j or- UjbbinK up apin: In S,.pteml.r.
j i-'-.inere .is wi.ieiy puimsiuM an avcount -
1 ot an Aiistnau by tlie n-ime of Arthu,
iK'iin, woo w:i aooat i.minir fMin rJaea
Ayres to wulk to t hii-jigo. He hm tnrnCs
up at Panama, hale and hearty, and ed j
drown a an Artec, h.ivinc fo 1ow.n1 as
t.i.ins ttius
f.ir without a midian "ie
any exciting adventiires. After neniai .or
aU.tit .1 week in Panama, tbe tra"ioR
started on toward Central America. '"'''
lexixvt to rMch I'liicairo lasfi.n snow -md
1 . - . , ,.
1 n. xt ML
:.-
i Wc understand the I hin.i
1'he.i.sanN which were turned
m,!os idtove town fall
or IVnny
oose a few
eaues above town last fall hive gone
through the winter all right, and were
seen recently on Wm Irapers ranch. If
not molested these birds will ptopagnte
cr. rapiniy, an-i will ! iii.un.liint witinn
" !p Jf". sportsmen miouia near in
... -
there i a Kaon penalty for
sl, a . - . " J as
killing the-birds in eisterii ( rogon taj
Uie men who contribute, to the purchase
t them will see that the law is enforced.
IMtCao l.eview.
VIR li t. I Till.
Jitlior Ii'irjxrai;
The statement in yourjiseue of the 14th
inut regarding my trip to Mill City is
liable to be misunderstood I did not
go there lo obtain signatures to the prop
osition but to explaiu its terms to the
creditors.
1 talked with those holding the hulk of
tha claims out there and without except
ion so far as 1 remember they appear in
favor of signing the option but their
claims are all in the hands of attorneys
and I advised them to consult those at
torneys before signing. There may be a
cousiderable ntinilier of creditors in that
region who do not nish to sign ihe option
but if so am not aware ot it. Each man
must decide for himself whether he will
accept the certainty offered by the option
or take tho uncertainty of a prorata of
the proceeds of the sale.
0, C, Hout'K.
A WOBD HllinilMlHI
Edttors iemocrat .
Allow Ba through your columns to ex -
press the appreciation of n large proportion
d the Mob e of Albanv. of the notion of
Judge iturnotl in clearing the court room
during the trial of Ir Sponogle. If we had
not the testimony of our senses it would be
hard hi bolievo that so large, a Bomber
would choose to bo present at such a trial.
One would thing that shame would deter
from it, and it is u source of pleasure that
we have a judge who cares for purity as
well as justice. XXX.
IO.
Will be Mm If-
IHQTOW. March 1C
W Ahni.voTov, March 1G -The silver
seigniorage bill, which passed the senate
yesterday, will not go to the president un
til Mondav. The senate not oetntr In ses-
uinn tndav. Ihe vie i.r.-uwlont cannot
Man It until fhat body niif;'H again Mon-
day. It was, however, presented to Speak
er 1 1 isp today, ami received his signature.
1: i,nun!livo lilanil f ., on ina rtrrw !
ident toJay and urKed bin to sign the nil-
rer seigniorage bid The president lis-1
1 4 u. 1,1 f 1-'
innu wsrmwi w ai maim p arguments
. . . . , . "
m tavor a. H'inirii. uuT- uio noT. commit
.JmJl i
" at Beaver
DUTat. Col, March 1C- This evening
(iovereOT Waite announced that the propo ,
itjon m9de to him this afternoon by a'tor- i
neys for the depos d commissioners to sub- !
10 lhe supreme court the question of j
their rightful claim to tlie office of com-
their rightful claim to the office of com-
rniaioners, would probably Ije accepted by
D',n ,mt UP '" a 'ut; hour'he had no' given
b''t final decision. No disturbance oc
j i . i t , . i -. -. ft
currru uuring toe (lay, out tlie niiutia is
ready to iusemble at a rnomen'-'s .lotice.
A siardrr
T(oii.,. March 16. William f'uh-
man and W W Kuwll. farmer, were shot
this morning at hake TaD. near this citv.
i .. l.lin Ar...l ..n.l l.i . '.. LL. .
'j ..n.. . . . . ' i ni, 'i tiii, "ill. '.uiiuihii
was killed and Kussell badly wounded.
Both of the Arcotts surrendered to the
' sheriff this afternoon Ihe rrime tfiew
j out of a fight over a county road at Iake
j Tapp, w hich lias kept the entire seltle-
, m-nt in Iliat ton at a war for nianv
moarth
Tbr Tannus) lie.
Nkw
Yoiik. March 16. The exodus of1
! prominent Tammanyite
, Lpm. , c.ntinu, V.Mcr
SbWJcTc Sneeha
from the city j
rday I'oli Com-
Soeeban and hi law
panmr. ex jonge rxiwaru nrcwoe. wno ia
I . . . , ..
i. Juns-i lo tt.e eiclw iam. ioiiiel the lro-
cession. At Mr he.-han a office it was
cession. At Mr nhan s omce it- waa
said that his destination m unknown,
. and that he would be gone for at leant a
week Alderman Martin baa also ta.en a
t travel
hi .all. 11. I Nlarra.
iSeaTTi-K. March 10. Tbe Seattle Co
ft Iron Company has made a 10 to TJ per
rant cut in tbe waes of i eiuplo; e at
Uie 'ttliuan mines, and, as a result, trouble
is threatened, though none is erpecteo.
Tbe cut afferts alxut :00 men. ar.d the
'taluna emploed i'i ti.- nun Gr
wiid
i an 1 threatening,
rrirkibllUai.(aaad laeaaarrala OmMae
Ues Moisks. March 11 The prohibi
tionista rpirtpterpj twn ,rat trtor. . in
the general aswuibl.v today The senate
; defeated tbe Carpenter 1-cai option bi.l by
! vOte of to 'o 12. and ihe house kit ed tbe
I committee bill for municipal and local
al 1
! option by a vote c! 42 to 5-. The demo -
crais v.:.tea witn tne 1 rotiit)iticni!-
the
' republicans against Loth.
j Te "",u
i Ui-.toos ClTT. March I V Tbe populists
nominated tbe following ticket today:
1 Governor Nathan Pierc.
1 Congressmen First diMrtc', Charles
Mi-ler. second di-rkt. Jonepb Waldrop
j rirt judicial district Ao Aiteb. proae
cuting attorney. auiue! Dixon, board
"!!,n,,ill5-
1 its nnii ni.fn. 1 1 a v.. . .-.-
1 v 3L"Z2 , ' ?T. ' .. '
' '""'-.
mini aistnct Judge. . u BW; attor-
rf.v- ' !H IaJryat.le: board of equalization.
John I Iloberlfn
fourth district Judge. H N Mitiuire
and A J Chute: attorney. T A Wood: board
ol equalization. J C Miller-
1" , 1 1 1. . I . .1 . t 1 iiAp.i C I,, it
l ' s""1' . .. v., . ...i -must
l...l ..,t, m
Mxth district Judge. .at HuJroo : at-
tr.iey. t'al I'atterron: bosvrcl cf laaiica-
tion, 'i I Gooda.II.
Seventh dittrict Attorney. E I Sine;
board of eua'ization. ii K .-earoy .
Joint representative for Yamhill ar.d Til-
lanook counties J i'yer.
Joint senator for Eaker at.J Malhetir
t counties lai n rung.
Join, tena'or lor Jiorrow, i.raat ani
tlamey counties George Gilhert-
wretary of eta'e - Ira Wak.r.ei 1.
Superintendent of public instruction-
Attorney -general M L timttead
S'ate printer Geonr" M O'ton
Supreme judge R F Boise.
turn la SfBiir.
; Desver. M..rxb 1". This has
1 day of inlene c-x-itemc-r.t in
'rea
i-KU-n.
XToe untera -l in the htstcnr of tne
... ... .
city have been - .rnetsssl. t.oyemr a,-e. 1
icJ; J.ood-Jo-' I -h,rs-brides fame.;
hi J"11" : :rs r'!Et.n,.'in'J ,b? i blJ-:
fCC IlSfat xrtlllrv f.l ntta.-i.- IK. w hall :
iu 1 , - . v " s. f ......
! dr,v tletWrom the ref -rm po'ice com
mooer. dene-l hit power. The
!"""'. swni 'e enirecoeo cenin-j
( tunmstA oc-r and torreonded by hen-
dredt of armed jownen and deputy
,bnf rwJr, ? ,b",r fning
- 1 . , -ucurawn.
1 tnatenin .lemon ra'i ns have been
; mad' "P' JX""? U,!e' wb?- ro"
""J.V1 'enoVnce under a military
" ' . . " r ' -'
I a armed as to nit fety before the arrival
ates trvvps.
t Viae s:a.
Mi.t.K.iti. Or. March Ii. -The Ham-
mcrsley mine ennte-t has ln tett ed and
he recpir. r ! i arged. Haumierslev pa'
l'"-w a l.'.Vai for tbeir
tikes rtosarstai..n .f iu min k"inlee .v
Bm who claimed an int.Tr-t in tbe mine,
'- 'e't in ihe cid. and Heorge K and
' '"eT Hammerslev get full rxssjwsssion of
I Oiie f liw '.-v., ,,..- Im , tl,..n. .
I Iro.Mi
ii vt - n-ta-.il
AtXA WAUJk, March l.V Walia
i Walla church people are waging war on
saloons, gamblers and houses cf i I '-fame,
The marshal bat closed a! Louses of 1!
fame, and petitions are now l-eimr oirvulat
eci lor H)matiires. pmyinc the officials to
clcs iramtline houses and cnloree iSr
Sunday closing of s;voenv
Tbe WllltinHtleal ( rtallia
WAsihs..tcx. March 15 Hemann has
secured IB tbe r'ver and harbor bill 15000
j for the Willamette at Corvaliis
tt 1 I rrssab i rasa
AsiiisoTox. March la. In the senate
the Hland seigniorage bill ran successfully
past the two hostile points of at'a.-k which
I r. , .. , . I .. - I . . 1 t ta 11.-
asiiinotox. March I:!. In
- ii 1 1 1 1 inn irwiini 101 iv. aue
Srst was A Uisons motion lonvmsider the
vo'e by which the bill h id been ordtrtnl
lis
llnr.l
reading, and tho second was
Mandeiso.1 a motion to relet tho bill to tlie
conimittei- on tinano with in5tri-!,.-m tn
amemi it. so :nat me silver cenncaies pro-
vide.1 for in it should be in anticipation of
or in lieu of wO.wS0.0Q0 tiiver dollars
Allison's motion was defc.it.vi bv a vote of
m to US, and Marnier-son's iiy a v o'e of
10
1 The rrnapert.
I naswuiwVH .--.-i... is ii
,hi,t Hyman Abraham wiil be
1 ashintox, March H lt i- expvtcd
i iuav i .i ........ . win ,
wpfatwi poatmaattt al Portland Was"
j 's prob.,b'y bcxditsl for Salem. Ho
I ptaoaa, it is saM, will le sc-jn Mh)
Among the Oregon and Washington a
soon ap-
airncr
th
Ai.
mong i i;e tiregon and vt ashingtoa ap-
nointmeius announced today was that of
K B .Sheri'bin tc be receiver of public
moneys at lloseburg.
t'arwarrt Alllaaee
OxxgoN Citv. March 14. Tho session
of the stito :iiianoe was a busy one this
morning, las' ing from shortly after 8 until
noon. Action was taken declaring tbe
present sys'tun of transportation a failure
and demanding government ownership of
railroads, lo be operated at actual cost: to
solve the road question, the state to build,
own and operate electric lines. Othoers
were elected at follows:
1'iosident. S H Holt, of Taekson county;
first vice-president. John Kverhurt: second
vice-president. Jacob Clem: secretary, K
H Cooper; lecturer, J C Luce; chaplain.
Joseph Ca U; steward, J G Oliver: door
tteeptr, K P Hums: executive committee.
W II Spaugh. J W Owyor, and M K John
son; delegates to the national convection,
O Tool and W H Spaugh.
ratal Aeelileal
Boiatt, Idaho, March 14 Passenger j
train No 'I, east-bound on- the Oregon
Short Lhsa, was ditched four miles beyond
Mountain Home latt nlghl, and three !
tramps were killed, one of them a boy of
14; the engineer. Evan Williams, fatallv
wounded, and the mail clerks. Miihon and I
1 Tipton, seriously wounded. The accident
i ,i ,, .. i . - i
was the result of Ihe excessive rains, and
occurred in a 40 foot cut through thel
chalk bluffs.
Shiloh'a Vitahaer :a what yuu need far
dyspepsia, tcrpid lW.-r, yellow akin or kid-
h ,. , r.iilil. It la ii . r . . .-...1 ft,. .1.. .. ...
" - - - J'" i
aatitlaotion
oe 75c Sld!by Foahav St
y ru"nay
.
Mason
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder j ot Harrieburg. Rev C C Sperry per
WorM't Fair HMhest Medal and Dlplon, - I tormtd the ;eremony ,
.ZaIITTBB
ntoaiow
Following are extract from a letter re
ceived this week by If V Merrill from Rev
i W Hill.
Wau Sheen, China, Jan 29. 1894.
How I would like to tell vou of all we see
along this great river, traveling through j
this strange and interesting land. We :
IM rtlltUlghat On the JlHtOf U(X. Wei
came ('hinee parage on the steamers and
th.a an1 ln oth,;r wa'" have aved the :
Missionary Ijnion al,out ttVin. If u I
V ' 1 ." , . V . .
ralhor itatuh .Hmr ihu . ...
: a ps-'... av.M, 1
the Chines., coo'uiig and the crempwl '
.marW hut i am aunt all the partv were '.
glad to do it knowing how hard the' mon- ;
'-y will wio at home this year. Fotir
dav- brought us to liang-ow, 600 miles
inland (steamer have to anchor at night :
on account of the bars; we had to wait
there 0 days for another steamer. Wc
were pleasantry entertatnen by the Adams i
, and 'irays wlw have just come out to ojien
, up the Central China Mission AboaM
j days more brought us t Ichang which ia
were piea.iartr.'v entertaine! ty the Aaams
1 a. i - " " ii . 1 1 1 1 . - l
im a eaa uinew wju aiuw tne river
j Heament to go. There we took house I
i '"a'J' an( bave l;n out sine January 16.
S oa can a I'i'-'ture of Mr l.'pcrafta house I
i,r,at in Hr Maoiea book, oars are larger, i
9 men in one and 6 women myself and .
rtiaator in tl... ,!, a u I.' mr, w,r ;
are traveling with u. Inen there a'e
t'peraft, Orjenh.-iw. Mahlm. Hradahaw.
BeeWsUt, Stake, .Saiuuist. Viing and
Myers in one lxat and in the other Mim
Inveen (who ame down to help us upi
Mrs Viking. Mrs Myers, Miss Cardelin.
Mias Blias, Mrs Hill, Chester and myself, i
'llie Ijoats are alxiiit 70 feet long and I -or
14 feet wide and tja:k of flie op -n deek
where the crew live (covered with mats at
night; we have four rooms where we live
very comfortable, back of us is an open ;
spice with a higher roof for the helm and '
the captain lives bacK of that over the
- -' n iaa w.. u, ,i.,
....... , . ... ... - - .,.- ...rv. -
a,., (M t..M .: a.
. i." t u.
iaii fturuuru Ull l.'.li.l i J '!-. U d.S" Udll
two heavy sweeps to run with when there
is no wind. Ihe main uepenaen' atri
locomotion however is ibe trackers who ,
walk along the shore and tow tit with a .'
long bamboo rope fatened at tbe top and
at the liotloin . They manage it rpiite
skillfully, so as to ar.ud tbe rocks on tlie
shore. A smaller boat accompanies us to .
carry the rjpes and get the coolies hack i
and forth. tf"e have about ''), and at I
night they sleep on the open deck right '
hefore our front door. Our goods are all
in the hold by shelves and nails, we stow
awar our things abjre s that we
can live very coinfortahiy. These iunks
-are oddly constructed and seem to be old
ratti'- trap concerns . but the hinese sail- '
on manage the thing first ra'e. At times
they take advantage of the wind and
ferry avroa the rives mort brilliantly. Our
chie' difficulty is with the rapids, which
are numerous 2nd strong. Here they get
- out strong rope, wnn-timet two or thrve
I out strong nres. omr:iine two or
and freiuently at least a ouarter of a mitr
long so as to get around the -harp prints
of rock or the a'jallow bars. Tker seem to
; know the river per'ectl..- and have a triecial
way to get around ea .1 place, hxtra
coolies are hired at these hard placet and
we sometime see as many as a hundred .
men on the line of tome big freight boat :
Nobody but the Chinese would think of '
1 navuratini tuvo a river in tins v We
A I have nulied un rarndt wh.-re tn a few hnn-!
I dred yard you can tee a fail of two or .
J ' three feet . The river it everywhere swift
and flciWt over mvat ia-m!iier ami imnml :
1 assM linU ol rocv. so that huge toiling
J edlies threaten tc engulf at. Bat with
J our big rudder and long bow sweep we
I stem the c-arrent and run through the ed-'
die. Wrecks m frejaent!y paael: we;
have teen al least a dozen. and it ia no
1 r : 1 1 . I
syai. tor ua njw ureaat ax times USE
L. . . - e . , - . .
J r.xks and have a hole ttove in her bottom. ,
j We hare broken two ropes and gotten some
hexwr bumps against the rocks but fortu-
. natefy no great damage has been done.!
j Sometimes we walk around the rapids, but i
since they are so frequent we usually stay
on tbe boat.
1 It takes a very practical tcrs of mind to j
.... --:r .-r. 1.;. .-s.-t .5. and our- .
teivet to start tip one of thss rushing ncisy :
: fails at the end cf a large lam boo rope and '
! not fee! a little bit
-T would stand the strain or the grinding on
tne hard rocks a these braided bsuuboo I
sti-.i3it do but he nave gotten so used to it j
after tare- weekt that wi can serenely study
t Chinese through itJJ 1 thtr.'sjiar could
cc-me up most of tbe way if built to draw
tot iittie water for tbe raoidt but the
a f 'TnniShr" will nm ! it a w-a 1 . n
ut rn at tf. s rale W . haiv loan tie.
1 .i s,tv, i .,-.i ; 1., .1
- v. -,iu .v.-,. .inwAuuiniauiiaiS'iiiu
1 -evoral dar on the usual trip.
Ue are now about half war to Chang
line from Ichang and perhap due third
. 1 . - r- . I . s
w- 1 .- 1 ...
i tb nest t"..t s.nwthin.U,t ,h.-, .
. n wav tc. so; r UI
. Lochau. which at Ukst acxunu ha.1 not vet
; ,en secured. We ar" making some pro
. jre ia Chine and rind it verr tough I
: fora. to ua yoo of TCtfhtCTTui we
ha,e pswesi though. All the wav we haw
1 eoaac thr-sagh tbe mountains from Ichans.
1 1W u ntta- .i -.1-"
! sometimes for half a dav we have kiled
! tbrMsh eiTicular cliffs from 500 or
' a hasj to even 15si feet high and the river
no pl over 100 yard wide. In
SxMfcoen Province we have seen rood roads
tutnerimes cut oat for miles from solid cliffs
! ofKf-sded an with solid mascsnry. m vines
I Pann' with tine stone arches.
. f:ne coming into this province how-
tterest anill"" me uiimuuiui nivr oe?n ess at-
l rti,u ttiJ mere are somef .-R like foot-
i hi,1 entirely under cultiva'i- n rnd just
i oom eovered with the t-i d green of
( Tow.in't P nd ga-den trcck.
i an
lfie tie'.ghts everw wliete are covered
with Temri ft. raenriat tr s.hH.ih
. . .s .
otiere we stop pea we risitecl a verv in-:
teresting Temple in a cave in a cliff we i
saw perhaps a hundred heathen Gods of !
j various ranks some cut outof the solid I
- 1 rvck in the cave. f-ure!v this is an idol-
atrous people. We a 'so see on the
ii'itiiest nt i lops .-(.on fortihcatioot I
' "l'JH "f 1 1 r in inn t t inn 1 whin tlir will'
"icu were trcubiesome We often think
ai me oiu irienas .1: .-vinacv anJ wonder
what thev are doin. We have ..
'V realh aiiTanV,JiHr
hence. With kind regards to all friends.
Gaoasi w Hux.
,
son. Mi Era Scott of 4lhanv
L
i : . - ... , , ... ,,
toting Miss l.u!u Westfali.
t0 WfS K Wallace left yesterday for Ariiona.
as ' where he will follow his vocation of school
! teaching Wilt s manv friends hate to
I have him leave, but thev ln-iiv He will .V
i la nis new location.
Mrs I 0 htton and Jos. Burtenihaw and
wife will leave Saturdavf.ir their new home
in CalifornU Miss Jesse McCallev will
j aso eave Satunlay for LlM Angel..
I where she will stop with her sister. Mrs 0
I a jaciKmaid.
A successful fanner of tiiis vicinitv re
cently paid a visit to the State Agricultural
college at Corval.iis. He was not very fa
vorably impressed with the way farming is
tanght at that institution: says he could
take a Ixiy on his fartn an.l s xii tench him
mon- than a pupil oooki learn there in a
life-time. Advance.
That Oitiox. Albany men generally
who are creditors of the Oregon Pacific
are signing the option paper referred to.
MrCWWatta has secured $o.),000to
the agreement and has had no refusals.
W II Burns obtained $2j,0tKi to his pa
per. Creditors up the San tin m will
sign as soon as thev consult their at
torneys in Salem. The prevailing opin
ion is that it is the best thing that can
be done.
asft aisair
Paiker Kros, grocers.
F. Ni. I' rone h keeps railroad lima.
Buy your groceries cf parktr Bros
fiia grjjenes at Conu'a.
New cream cheese just teceived at Conrad
Meyers.
P J Smilev tob orinter. Kli.m R:,vl At
first claaa work,
Smok lh(1 xtXfA H,M filw 8
oi XT ,t juia,jwphv
r, ... , .
..?1' M V1 E,,w' fnyoin and ennjeon
Albl"' 0rd !" ' c " mU u 0,t
otmntry-
Or. Price's Cream Baking Powder
Forty Years the 5taa0rv.
: WILLOUUHBY HAWK. At the
I
U, j j , "-uv "YV , "ijatwu
Wednesday afternoon, March 14, Mr E
Willoughby and Misa Clara Hawk, both
nl s!(.o.l I ....... ;.. I
mMf!
-M tsaHssI
Good
CooKiosf
ia cesentiai to .
Good
Digestion-
in pastry you cannot hare
either without agoodahort
ening. Lanl has always had
very otgcctionable features,
causing indigestion and
many other dietetic trou
bles. Science has come to
tbe assistance of the cook,
and of weak stomachs, with
the new shortening.
Cottoleije
It ia composed of the choic
est beef suet and highly
refined vegetable oil, in
many respects as good as
the finest imported oliye
oil. Physicians endorse it,
cooking expert" recom
mend it, and thousands
are now using it in prefer
ence to any other shorten
ing. Refuse all substitutes.
Seal throo cents In stamf to Jf. .
Fautank A Co.. Chicago, tot ba4-a.-ava
Cottottn Oastl Book. crririo
log six basitml reapae. (vevtrsnd ty
uibf-m:-- it a.j'.r. rakw
Couolaae ia aoatf by aI eocerx
Utuie only by
N. K. FAIRBANK & CO,
ST. LOUIS end
iCHlCAOO, MEW YORK, BOSTON.
ALBANY
COLLEGE.::
1
r ,
Cna 101
(fttnlr?Tiip
Addrew, REV. E. :. CfJDIT,
Albany. Oregon
Those.
Are UU-taU symptom that yottr blood t
w not rvpafutt of tmpuritaea. canmnff
a fiuQffuk and unsightly completion.
A fc battles of S. S. S. sriu remore
allfoTtian ana impure matter, cleanse
the tiood thoroughly, and gvx a clear
and rosy comjtltxion. It is meat effect
ual, ana entirely harmless.
Chas. Heatoa,T3 Lasnel Street, IMbh says:
"I hate had for soars a bazaar ra sty blood
waidi aside aae dread to tfexre, u acoacUbealsar
lazecias weald he czd. thDSeaaaasw shatissi to
9 acTsataacoyaaos. iifatr tazanttreebotttss
slsco weU aad feef hke 1
foot
aHfortacBaeat b-S-S.
T rsatise OB blood arc sir:
SWIFT SPEC'FIC CO
Atiuaa,Ga.
Sa-nmtr weakoejs. lht tired feeling
loss of appetite and nervous prostration
are criven away bv Hood's Sartapartlla,
like mitt before tbe morning sua- To
reaiiz? the beneat of thit e eat medicine.
I oA is 9 tsksl
Sure, efEcier.', eatv Hood't Pilis.
FIKtT SATlOHtl, lilVK.
' r iLXA.tf, otmos
' e-ssweai
LlUSX
5. E.TOCSO
W LASGDOS
ntASaACTts a Msstttwssssawaaasai
ACc OL STS KEPT tabjavt so essKk.
SIGHT EICiUcNGE sb4 tet rapede trass r, sets
Sew York, Saa Fraaeasca. Caucafo aa4 T -.tlaad
rcn
eOAMXTlQSi UDIu fa ..-s. arsea
E, a Laawaoa
L. Puss
E:til f . Sea.
COPYruGnTS
CAN
I OBTAIN A PATENT t Wmr m
rai1"" aad sa be osUcat.writai to
t ts St CO-wt have 1 1 iiimiIj llfLi
STrmtiiasMi bataw patent lis im
sancu7 ocaocemaai. a h
rate
as-i Ifi books aawti tia
PWtants tafean throach Masta St Co. Mn
JT"51 2i! rtetfiia?aS3
Urns art braarM ws.t-r tr . vy?lT
j mimmSSSamMSSSSi
: Janreet gsiition of aarscasswiae nf tat
BlkWEnnVcwiSry lEaai
r'Tll IT rmts UrarrrwMlu 1
I LaySS p-gisssUtwUeSw?twag
"iT.lrT.TJ7 "l?- Atrea
. I avatoanwA-
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF EXE
CUTRIX
! Notlce ls he:eb ,.,.,1 Att ,h3 noder
I signed has been by the County Court of
Lien Count . . Oreeon, duly appointed aa
executrii of the last will and testamen
f V -- Wwa UkVCaaaVSJ, sllfU MU Wff a
-in i horint r.irrt tr.ir-cr atw as. i
i preeent the eame , .iniy Terifie.1 as
"quired by law. to the undersigned at
,,h. .'."w B" of Biack'inrn 4 Watson,
i lo lony, uregon, wutiin six mouths
txoru the date hereof.
Albany. Or, Feb 19th. IS91.
Blackburn a Watson Matilda J King
Atty's for Kxecutrtx. Executrix.
Gladstone has
A clear Head
WHY ? Because he follows itrese
rules; ' ' Keep tbe head cool, the fe-a:
trarni, and tbe bowels open." Yoo
can bave a dear head and live to be
ninety tf two do the same thing.
When the bowels fail to move dur
ing the day take ca retiring two
Smith's SX Bile Beans. Their
action is so mild that yon are not
aware of it. All day your mind will
be clear and coot "Not a gripe is a
barrel of them." Ask for small sire.
Take no substitute for SMITH'S
Bile
Beans
Agknts Wasted on Salary and Commission
or THE ONLY AUTHORIZED
Bioppiiy of JAMES G. BLAHE,
By C ail Hamiltox, his literary executor,
with the co-opc ration of his family, and for
Mr. Blaine'a Complete Woikt, "Twkty
Ykaks of Coxonssa," and hit later boot,
"Political Disccssiotca." One proapeetas
for those S bust sklllsg books in tbe mar
ket. A K P Jordan of Me., took 112 orders
from hrat 110 calls: agent's profit fl.1! 50
Mrs Ballard of 0. took 15 orders, 13 stead
Kusaia, in 1 day; profit 26.25. E N Rice
of Mats, took 37 orders in 2 dava; profit
$47.25. J Patridge of Me. took 43 crders
from 36 calls; profit $75.25. E A Palmer
of N. Dak. took 53 order in 3 days; profit
198.25. ExcLrsrm Txreitoby given. If
you wish to make LARGE MOV Y write
immediately for terms to
he H enn Bill Pib. Co. ,R orwic h.CoiB
a.i'- i's " Ii '
easgasst sflfn free.
mmw'rWrFi - rT? sBa sW
mCAYMiWIWt MffiKSaW
wtama nowto c.