Fill DAY, MAY 5.
A liltlo ruin lust evening,
drain ami KrtM growing rapidly.
John II. I Use. of CUm1mt piecimt,
wa In town tisiuy.
Kx-l'rcs nl lluirlwiii Ixmsii ..r
rtliotlilliullnll Imiii I xi-1 1 laillichcd.
(Ito. V. lickctl wilit to Junction
fit v Hit moriiing mi short buslne
lrl.
Allot ncy di. A. lfcsTrl relumed
home Kiln aflcrinxin from a tili to Sa
lem. Mm. M. A. Ilunsakcr returned home
tlila uflf rmioii from vlil to I'ort-
laiul.
(iovcriKir i'diiioycr spoke loag'sxl
audicm- at Junction City lust oven-il'K-
llarrisl.urg U going to have a
Knighla of i'ythlna lixlgu In the iiiiir
future.
J. A. Walker, of Haw I Iv.l, U vlxlt
Ing l t lie residence of hlx parciil In
hugcm.
It'll Lurch, of Cotlugu drove, went
In Cortland on thl morning' l'nl
I nil n.
Tlii-rn wcro HftKii ilr-jiiiuiw In
town I .-I nighl, and all n M.rtcd biixl.
lll-M picking Ul.
lion. Win. dallowny mid Hon J.
K. Wcatlierford went to Southern lire
goii on last n Ik til' tmlii.
Tin-funeral of I he Into Alice Macy
liNk iin-i tliU nfti-rniMiii ut 1 o'cliH k
to tin' 1. O. O. I'. cemetery.
Tin I tl' I toy Dramatic, company la
iidvcrllsx-tl lo jiluy at ItowlniiK next
.Mnliiliiy ami I'ucsday evenings.
Tin county clerk yesterday after
hooli InxuiiT a marriage- lliviise to
Frniik rilicngcr ami Ma Mny Cole.
Ari'liltUliop (IriNM arriviil here thl
nfliTinxM.il. He will lecture al Ithliie
liHrt' tltrntre tomorrow evening.
Iir.Oglesby cnme down fioui Cot
tage drove tlil morning, to Join the
cniiillilutua who left for Florence at
noon.
Itev. I. ). Driver U announced lo
lecture In tin- unlviTxIty -Iihm-I, at Sa
lem, Saturday, Sunday anil Monday
evening.
Conum-uclng M.ry Ititk, UicH. I. Co.
will Issuu no more coumui lor admit
Unco to tlu iiill winter fair at San
Francisco.
Janic V. Ititll, who ha li-ii sp
(minted -olliitor of cmihIoiiih at Yu
iilnn, km ul inn) tunc In the saloon
hiialm-ae at Junction.
Mr. Ioutsii ItnliliiMin, w ho husls-cii
visiting lier sister, .Mm. John Simpson,
here during the, past ycur, It-fl lor her
liouiii In Cmnnln tlil morning.
It. Knlili r him m-iiI a coiniuuiilcti
tlou lo"ull (lie shell It In Vtern Or
gnu, asking their In In to free S. 1. It.
it. train In, in tramps, If their scrviiv
nrw hm-viasary.'
Tim Statu Hunilny Schisil convelillon
cniivcncil In Sulcm ycsterduy. twelve
counties) were rcpn-xclitcd. IteV. (I. A.
Illiilr, of this city, coiiducttd the open
ing prnlx scrviiv.
W. A. Shulli wn arrifili'il at llnlscy
for xlcsling wheal from thv wareliotiM.
He wn al.oweil to vlxll III lioiixa, hut
klix'i nit of I In- Imck iliHir anil
imx(I, ami Inu not yet U-rn itureil.
A mule iiirtetle him heeii orRiuihuil
In K.iiicet for the mrMMu of fiiriilxh
liiK miiih fr the varlou Milltloul
nut tlntf lurliiK thUcamiiMlKii. Miwn
I.Hkln, llriiinley, IHIInnl mnl ItoU'it
an the liienilx rx.
Mr. i. II. Ail llton, iiliite lecturer of
th W. i'. T. II., will ileliver an ail-
ilremnt tli" lliiptlxt chiireli on Sntur
hiy evi iiiim, Muy A. hul'Ject, " Tlie
lu'lation of Teii'ix'rnnei to l.nlxir."
AilinlttHlice free.
Tlitimlttv' I'lTtliiiiil TeieKmni:
Jiiilue M. L riMnurKUiil Iheileiniirrer
to llio Imllclini nt tiKuliiht John IHIeli
hiirii mnl Alexnmler Kiinin Ixfortj
Jiiiliie Miinly tiMluy. Thu etiM' wn
taken uniler uilvlneinenl. I
A eoiit'iiiHirry flml thitt the fol
low iuk iniiiii lie tin vp iioiiiinnteil la
dle to llll the oilier of county m hixil
KiiNfiiiti'inh nt: Harney, Morrow,
t'luutllln, l4ine, Khimath, Crook, ami
many ol liem to hear from.
The Uny Di-iuocral I In fur mnl
that therv I a wiclnlUt club with M
iiiciiiIxt". In Allmny. They are a
lirnnch of a Kvneml orKitnliuiilon that
will iHeupy acre of land III
Mexico, w lien thu tieniutnry iiuiiiIxt I
wciired to atnrt thu rolony.
The Kiili'iii Htiilt Ninail U an oi.tlmlnt.
I li nr It : The Axlorla mllroMd I nlxmt
to a "k"" once more. Certainly the
M'Hirt I'lly d rve a railroad, and
w hen ln K' l "III It tdiollld 1 extelid
rd frmu Hie M-a to Kiiteni and theliiw
acniM Hit inoiinlatii lo a voimiN'tlon
w ith Iho '. II. A Ij. or the C. A N. V.
or wnne tillier line thrtt aeek roont ter
minal. An ovn nmn wa mnit enough to
uceutuulatt money, hut entirely too
nmnrt to luke Hie aeni, or to read
them. llleeouomy In th newHiper
line eol liim mort than thu uliw'ri
Hon for a local dally for wm year, for
when Ilii three cnril-iuoiite man ranie
aloliKtlio -tMliiimiht nrted with f x0
U'loru In Km w w Iml iiaiM'iiel.
The I jixlern vUitlnit inlnlxler waa
ireHchiii( to a Colorado eoliKreirntloii
on I lie now Jcrtiimlf in. "Aiui," he
win !!, Inc. "the Ktnvl were veil
w llh k'oI.I ' "IMii'I In.Ut im that,"
I iitt-n iit-l the home oviclicr In a
wiil r. ax he iilled on hi coal lull.
"Ik.ii t I ii -lot on thitt, II you rxH't to
net any liinnli;r..litx for heaven, be
une ihl coiiKn-Kutlon I for frcTilvcr
'er iluy In the year, and K"'d I la'it
to tliem."
ViHtturii lndeeuilent: Two Da
tloiml auw-mllii will tw held III Ort
Koii IhU veiir. The Cumlx-rland I'rvw-
terlaii ieiii'ml AxM'inlily will meet
In Dii'iit-, mi, I the I nitial l'rehyter
lau llciif ral Aaxemhly will meet at At
li r. Tlie anminl irniherlii)r ar
ii-lil ilurtiiii the inontli of May, when
OrvKon iui on her no ml rharmtuff
iln-iii 1. 1 wear tier moot hewitchliiir.
nillr ( ur vtaitor will return t'jmt
Willi Klowiiitf rrxirt of (In'a-oii a did
thoac of I he rrraliyterlall (ieneral A
aeiutily w lilch met In I'ortlaud two
year aao-
HATL'ItDAV, MAY.
I. N. Itllry, of I'onland, la In Kn
Kdie. J. It Wetln rU-o vlxlleil Haltmyi
terday. I xx- Itlanlon raine up from Junction
IIiU afterniM.il.
W. W. Miirtln went tofiimhell on the
local llii aitcmooii.
J. I'. Holhiml, of CoIIhku drove, vl-
lled Kll(i-iie I.Mluy.
V. hrali, nf I'l-rtluml, I In Lunelle
on I.uhIiicm iniifi r.
A la rue iiiimlxr of farmeni were In
town thu nfternooii.
John Withrow Inw rvturiied home
from Yamhill county.
Mlaa I.nura Ih-attle hax rw-l-ii-l ft
editor of thu IHIi etor.
The frnat kllleil a portion , f Hit- early
t-herriea lu Hit vicinity.
The llroad Axo nn-elved a hand
pre from Corvallia loiluy.
Fruit ha not millcred from tin- fro-1
a auveiily a wa iixxm-i.
Hon. Ih-u Hardluir, of Cottiiiri'timvi-,
vlxlleil at Halein yetenlay.
I. M. (lien went to M. Minn vlll.'thl
inornliiK (" "X'"d Tew iluy.
Mix A ii lie OkIcxIiV. of (.'ottaKe
drove, villiln( lu l'ortlulid.
The xtefiincr Kuireiio leave l'ortlulid
for tlil rlty TticMlay inorning.
Mr. Klla Ithlnt-hart N vixliin with
Mr. Or. OKlinhy, at Cottne (irove.
Hi-mitor Alley arrived tlil aflernM.ii
from Florence. He came via Vmiiliiu.
Iti-v. I. I). Ilrlver went U Hulem to
day where he will lecture thl evening.
AaliiKInK inatcli I reK.rtti on the
atreet at un early hour thl inornliiK.
It I rumored that I. V.. HiuxlKm-oi
dcxlre to piirchuiw a K'xxl lni;j;y Uri:
It I liow definitely atati-d that the
Axtnrla railroad will' In- l.uilt thlx miii
mer. IU v. Wcliuer went to AlUny llii
liiornlnjf, whero he will preaeli loinor
row. Wexley Wharton and Hurry illjfx,
of Lnkcvlcw, arrived lu Kiiip'iiv yester
day. Mr. F. W. Oxl.uru mid wn Wuvtiv
went to llalxey thl morning to vint u
lew uny.
(leo. M. Hyland, formerly of Fuddle
I now ih llvt-rliiK Hplrltunlixtii- lietun
In l'orthuid.
David I, Inn relurned llii inoriiliiif
from a uioiith'a vlxlt to hi old home
lu Jacknoii county.
Itola-it Mclean, of Camp Creek pre
cinct, Ixxllll aerlounly III Willi euhirKf
liieiil ol I lie liver.
C. V. Hliirr li Imi-ii npx.lnlHl a mx
Inrv pui.llc in J unci Ion t ny ntnl .liv,
J. It. Htlleaat I'olut Terraiv.
I'rof. C. II. Joiiik. of the (iuirv
m'IiimiI, ha Ix-en milted a life diploma
liy the Mute Ixmrtl ol eilucntlon.
Mr. I'. II. Klnxey, Mix Klnxey mnl
Mr. John Krmixe arrlviil from rnleiu
thl afteriiiHiu for a vlxlt w ith friend.
Hulem ImleN'iuleiil: John T. i:.in,
of J u net mi , l.n.iicr ol the xipulur
n u ii ly clerk, I vixllluir In Salem to
day. Jack I'oill huxjuxl riulxhiil cullivat
I iik the at acre prinio orchard In-Ioiik-Iiik
to the (il AKl. oltli-e adJoulii!
low II.
The collii'tor of cuxtom at Yaipilua
collci-ted 'Si eelita laxt year, and the ex-H-iixe
of ruiiiiliiK the nlllee wn tltCi,
ut the rntu of f I Iml per II.
Tin-Itomliuru uutlmritic refu-H-d to
feed a kiiuk of Iraiiit. the oilier iluy,
wiiereiiiMiu the leniler wrnl to a pmc
cry tor, put up the money and pur
chtiMil the net-onMitry pri.vlxloii.
The remain of the lute Mr. Sumiiel
Meek w ere taken to Junction City hy
llii luoruiiiK'a liM-ul train. The burial
will lake place lu the I. O. (). V. ceme
tery, alx.ul 0 mile went of Hint place,
thl afterniM.il.
Collar drove U-adcr: I'nuldent
John M. llloHa, of the alnteaKrlcultiiral
oolli-Ke, will In prem-ut at couimeuct-tut-lit
exen-lxo of the w-Ikm.I, advert Ixed
for May II. Mr. liloa I one of the
moat uixtltiKuixheil rilucatora lu Ore
Knit, and nil Immense audience will ho
pleaaed to hear lillii.
The welching tf all mall on the H.
V. Hue from roitlntul lo San Frauclw-o,
which I done every four year, I now
U-liitf carrletl on. 1'he work I carried
on for 34 roiim-cutlve day ami an aver
aire of Hie weight reacheil, hy uicniii ol
which thu comM-uxatlo'i of Hie compa
ny lor carrying the mall I calculated.
The l'ortlulid Amurlwnu 1 1, brew
Xi'wn, ay: K. II. Ijim r, of KiiKeue,
who I alteiidiiiK Iho rhurniiiivullcal
i-olli'lfe of liilladi lphlu, w ill vixit hi
liomu In July, eouiliiK via. Sail Friiu
clxeo. Mr. ijiin-r, at a hamiiiel ulveii,
Kvv a tiMixt w hleh waa hlirhlr xix.ken
lull; Ouanl, M 1
Thavki.inii i Fout. The Coxey
ltiebuiic rontliiKeiit, numlriiif ub
men. were at Jklaml al ihx.ii havinc
walkeil out of lt.m-tiur. At Oakland
I hey rit'ted lo rapture tixlay' freight
train, hut that train did not atop at
thai plaf , tl nby foiling the plan
of lh train pT
of. HI xubj.i-t wa, "The I'mcIHc
CiMixt." We ahall In our next puhllxli
the art liio.
Tlieatlenlli.il of Iho police depnrt
inent I callcil lo lint city rk. It
aeem trntiKe that It would he liecei
ary for citizen to do thl ami for Hit
cauxe. I toy and yinR men are al
low ed to coiiKrt'uniu there, In and
alxiut the hand ilaud, Ixii.lerou and
iimIiik vile IniiKtiaKe at lime, which I
very aiinoylnu to ladle paxHlm(. They
alxo climb the tree, often breaking the
bnuuiie of Hie xuialliT one.
There will l no prtachliia w-rvlce
al ChrUtiaii church tomorrow, May II,
on account of the atwenceof the paxtor.
(Hher n-rvlcra a liaual. The Y. I'. S.
C. K. will take charge of the euliin
ei vice at 7UtO. Thl ill ox-i. w ttli
unit and devotional rxi-n-U, alter
which the following exivll. tit iix r
read at the county convention lat
week, "The I'M) " Mi. Schenck;
"(IimhI I.lteratur-," Mlxa Kmma Wold;
'd.Mxl Clllteii.hlr," It. Mc.Murphev,
w ill tx? prmrlited. All, and eMt-lally
Ihe yoiinir, iieople, are conllaily luvlti-d
lo attend the M-rvkva.
Akeat Euvelope.
ii at MMi.a ij iinr.
l'i m land! Mar . dt tieral hhn f.
Her. of the Induxtrlal army, wa lu
town thl Iiimiu, KeltlllK liieUlcilia f'tr
nine of the lek al the camp litnr the
houeyard. J lu aay theru are at pri-e-t-ul
-lxJ int-u In i-ump. A yel no time
Ho he u act for the departure or III
reiiimuiit. due Ihiiitf I certain, and
that I that they will not move till
llii-v can M-cure IruiiitM.rtatioii.
' . - . . . . - . I -lm I .1
une or lint theatre nan inviieii me
n-fclriicnt to vixlt the la-rformaui-e t
niKht, and tomorrow eveiiiim er
forinaurc at the auiue liotiau will I for
the regiment' Ix-m III.
Wahhimitom, Muy 3. The follow
Inu cahleirraiu waa aent lo the lord
mayor of Imdou, npnxxi of Hie bi
metallic conliirciHv:
"Wedexlie lo expreM our cordial
xyinpntliy wild thu movement pro
mote the ri-xlorallon of kilver by un In
ternal loiiul agreement, lu aid ol w hleh,
Me uiidernlalid, the meeting 1 held
umlcr your lorilxl.ip' pn-xideucy. We
lx-lli-ve the free coinugu of both gold
and kilver by liiternutloiiul ugreemeiit,
with a llxi-d ratio, wnubl xeciire to
lliankllid Ihe blemliig of a nuflliii nt
volume of metallli' money, uud, w hnl
I liuidly I lex Imporlaiil, M-eure to
the world of trndu Immunity for vio
lent exehuugii lliictuutlon."
Thu iliM'uiueul I xlL-neil hy the fd
low ing M-iiulor, w ho voted lor the r
x.-ul ol the Mii-iiiiiiii law : John Sin r
man, W. II. AIIImoii, 1. W. VimhIh.i,
(icorge F. Hour, Nii-xiii W. Aldixii,
David II. Hill, Kdwnnl Murphy, A. 1'.
Uormaii. t). Jl. liult, Calviu lirlic,
Jom-pli II. Can-y, William Frye, C. K.
I lav ix, H. .M. (ulloiu, Henry luoot
IiKlge.
arMt I ler 1 WfXIf rar.
1'oHl l,AM, May S. J. d. Cormiuix,
a gray bain el olil mull o-i yeiu "I u. ',
w ho wn convicted by a criminal conn
Jury of Hie crime of committing liiol
with bix yj year-oiii iiuiiuiiti-r, vi
bmuirlit uii for wiitcnce to-lay. Win n
uxked If he hud anything lo wiv, ti,e
wn-tclnxl old man irombliugly inuie u
fi-eble pica l-r mercy. "I huven'l
llilliil lo Miy, Jildj.e," he xald, "exce;-!
I have ahviisx l ien a loynl cilleli and
tlilxwivi thu llr-t tiniu I wn ever nr-
icxlcd, and if every one else kin-w .i
imiii h uIm.'U till, ail do, they wounl
know w lu tl.. r I wax guilty or "not."
"A Jury of IJ gixal, upright im a,
von r fellovveltleiix, cnn-tully cx:iiu
lueil thu evidence Mihmltlcii In yo!ir
caxc," remarked the Judge, "and ihey
have duly iiiljiiilircd you guilty. '1 he
reutenci- of Hie court i thut you lx- Im
prlxoned In the xtnte K-iiitciitiary for n
iiermd of LD year "
A Vixlble tn-llior uv d over tl
primmer' frame ax he received Die i m-lenci-,
but he n-maliu-.l xllcnt. Twen
ty ycur In the mluimiliii iiuiiImIiiiicM
for Hie crime for which lie wit con
victed, ami the court mi remarked a
xenleiicu wun piixxed. lu the catul"i."ic
of crime iiicct come next to murder
in the way of xevcro puiiixhmeiit. Thu
crime I puiiixbiible by u life wiitcm u,
11 year ix lng thu lowext.
The textimouy of CornelUi' daunli
ter, a girl of III ycarx, went to almw
Hint t lie depraved old fat her hnd flrxt
overixiwereil u ml axxnulti-d her one
evening and afler that continued hi
reiiulxlve relation. 1 lie Imrtlm lived
nt l.lnntou.
jolt SBtlOO.
ball OuaM, MJ i-
Cotlauo drove waa the ni ne of
mull MiiMitlon last a'fternouu and
thi morn I n ir. It antx-ar that John
Ii. Mclire. auiH-rilitiBdent of the An
nie mine, alxjul two weeka luce WMU
In Dr. Oirlexbr. deluiM-ratlu liollllnee
for the lei 11 at u re. to hire a crew of
men and eiid them out on the J'-o-
hernia wniron mod to reilr It. He
hlreil a number of men and they wire
put to work. All went well until yea-
u-rdav moriilnir. when Sir. Mcio,
who waa tlml and worn out from hi
trio, arrived at the fluce where the
men wure at work, when lie aummarl
ly illacharLiil the nun Willi auine au
gry word, claiming lie had not au
Ihorittrd thuireuiployiuulit. Natural
ly when the laborer arrlvid lo Cot
luge drove they were not In a very
inxxl humor. Thl morning they
went to Dr. Oglcby and wautel their
t.av aecurMl. Inforiiilmr Hie ircntleman
ofIr. Mcdee' mlion. The dix-tor
Infi.riiied them that he would ate they
were mild ami took theiu to -Mr.
Met ice ofllcn for an esttlniiatlon
Thut ieiitlcmaii madu Ihcin m xii-h,
mivlnif that he wa worn out from hi
journey and waa little cranky and
hail acteil hMtily ami axxureu inciu
that he wotild xettlu with them tomor
row mornlnir. I he lalx.rlng men
then eacorled Dr. diilexby to thu train
cheeiltig hi in luxtllv for the manner lu
w hich be hail Mood by tlieui.
O. X
a very
TkrN II lew lb aaf la I'lrri
So.mika, Cal., May It. I. ax t evening
at U o'liiM-k a lone hiuhwayninii lield
up the Soiiora and Milton htugv on
Funk hill. Itu Ntcppcd out from lx
lilml a Inrgo IhuiIiI r on Iho rtiudxlde
and ordered the driver to pull up. Ho
then onlereil the puxxcligcni out or llio
Inite ami the driver to hold hi horx
while he prtH-ccdcd to blow open mi
Iron aafe w hich wax not locked. The
giant miwI r expliMled and blew to
piece a vnllxo ami a w nlxkln aciUe
Ixionglng to ouo of Hie lady pax-en-gcrx.
He then n-lnoved the Iron lid
on ine Kaiu ami remnrKeii io tin- pax-
M-uuer Hint ho hnd got nothing. I ho
rohlxT then directed the driver to hitch
up hi liorxf und drive ahead and not
liM.k hack lor live mile. The mail
wn alx.ut xlx frt tall, wore a blin k
enp mid maxk mid u heavy pair of
iiiluem imnii ami t.iue overallx. Ho
wore a pair of light colored pantx under
me overnll. lie wit nrmeil with a
riltc.
SurpiUe Tarty.
Illf (iiiartt, Mr i.
Lutl evening Mr. and Mri
Fru.i r were the rvcii.leiilM of
.k-aviiit Nuriirlxe uirty tcii(ii-n-i ihem
V the W. It. C, the occaalon being
their ilKlib-elith wedding aUlllverxi.r y,
the x.-iiiiu Iwlnealxn Mr. Frazer blilii
dnv: the xurtirlxt- was complete. The
arty iiumiMieii uixmi ininy incmi
w ho xix-nt tho evi ulng in aoclul chat.
LMHicx, mii-iic, etc. All elegant In .1 ii
bad Ix-en piiM.arcd by II ladles, to
which ample JiKtlco wo done. A'
lute hour the compiuiy departed, un
liiiou-ly ileeldiiig that the evening 1
been delightfully xix-nt. Aliiomr Hi
lireseiii were Mi-silaiiie llurr, M
'1- . I . . I.. I. a
a
Ml
d
xe
.cr,
1'avh.r, STnluht, druy, IH-I.nno, i;-t-
land, Wilkin, Yerington, l.ix.n.ix,
ilioughby, .tUivciiucy, t bep y,
.Mniirau ntnl i.awn-ii(v; I lie .vis r
Hall, Milter and llurr. Mi'i-i. J
Wilimiglibv, S. llurr, F. M. WIIUh
It. Hayx, S. Taylor, Dr. I.iui, it.
W illoughby mi'l J. Law rence.
(il ,J'1'-
I'arillr Cuuxt lli pi.
lion drowelV Journal: When tlio
lioneeix of hop culture lii California,
Washington mid Oregon were Mending
In u for riM.u to plant their ynrd we
were told they could not erow hoixxiic-
c-fullv in tfio-x.- xlate, and that, if
tiiey coiiM, lliccoxt or trnnxMjrtntloti
would iM'xogrcnt tlicy never could (inn-
Hte with New York. How I thi
todiiv? Thinking men concede Hint
tho i'ncillo const I a prime factor lu
determining the price ol hoim grown on
t-w loiitmrm; that the mutter of
freight to tho aenboard and to Kun.
III no wixe hinder couiN'tltioii, und
thut thekteadlly Increujiliig acn-ngo In
the l'nclllc tatc will eventually be no
great ua to virtually awamp the hop to
iluxtry In Aw lurk ireclm.-ly n
wheat growing In the deneae country
wnwnmpcd by tho c-hen(r grow n
w iient or the grvul cut.
I'nlrerMly Null.
An uttempt I being made to orgnu-
l.e a MN-leiy to liicluilo all the mem-Ix-rxofthe
four college clnMHt-. Un
Wednenday nt aaxembly, the matter
wa brought before tho ntudentx, and
uhiii motioii that it, committee com-pom-d
of three Httident bo apnoluled to
loriiiulnte a coiixtltutlnu and by-law,
the pn-Hldeiit npiointed the following
Ktudentx:
d. W. Welch and d. W. Jonea of
Hie enlor ciaxa, and J. It. Wi-atbertx-e,
of the irymuaxluui.
The committee made a rexrt yintcr-
uny but tho matter waa laid on the
table. lUntrlollon recently placeil
u Min the older wH-letlca have pn-pariil
Hie way for Ihl oigniilzatlou, but rut
It object I not clearly untie nitond, the
matter I mill lu alxyaliec.
The ixwioflli-e deprtment onietline
agoccaM-d printing addix-wa on the
comer of en velnh- anil the atM-k in
the lb-ad letter otltcv haa lucreaMtl ma
terially ince. NolUxw are la-lug put
up In all pxaloi'lcra warning -uple to
not mail letter unlea a reluru ad
dreaa I printed t hereon, to Inxure It
return to the writer In cane of non de
livery. Tlmae who have any ivrre-
Iwnulence at all ahould Invest In en-
velniea W illi I heir ail-Ire printed ou
the comer. Have them printeil at the
UrAHKortl.v, aa we make a xvlliy
of thl work.
I raM4 l IImi'i llrallk)
V t fl ...
maii Vllxon has arrived nt liab n
I toll ire. He will devote today III aeis,
ing IheNighl oflln-clly andxlate inxll
I ill lull) liN-ntcd then-, nild Will leuve
Fridav for New Oilcan, lie will txn-
ibly remulil hen-two or three duyx,
leaving lor v nxiiington Monday. Hi
health i almost completely rexton-l.
lb .Tlarrhlaa in (eke llrclan.
Con. vi I. in, ln.. Mav 3. Coke
utrlker nxMaullcd the Fort Hill plant
today and forced the men to IUv. A
iiumlx-r were bndlv Ix-ateii. The plant
I now closed. Mob are marehing
Hirougli Iho isniiilry and mid are
feand at xevcrnl Milut. Women at
t ackiil the iHivld-xiii wi rk, but left
dixgiixlcil when they found bui one
man al tho work.
rue rrePer1 nPrnl.
WAhiitNunix, May :t. If the pro
LTiininie for a compiomim- on Iho larIT
bill 1 nrrauged, und t l di-mocrntic
vote are axxuivd for it, an ell'ort will
I made In ncvure mi agrwmctit w itu
the repubtlenn Ui-,ii a lime for Inking
a vole. The air of confidence nmoi.g
the demiM-rat IimIiiv wa iti-pirillni; io
the n pul-ll.-an. It I believed that
Si-nator Murphy ami x.pulist Allen,
Kyle and Slewnrt will Vote for lie bill.
If Hie coiiiiiMmlxc prtH4x.l xhould l
cnrtl-i out, the republii-nu would ion
lder l: ' ti''lis. t try to talk the lull
to dentil, and the if o'cliK-k Inet tii
hour will be abandoned.
Trilng l ariil ike airiar.
ri rTHiit Hii, May 3. Operator ai.,1
nii;,cr' delegate are dixcuxx-lng tl.d
ailviMibllity of holding a coiifereme
w ,i i the miueni' onicial with a view
of M-ttllng the strike. I'nvldeiit John
Meltride and other ollhvr of the I'nit-
el Miner' I iiloii of America an- in I
the clt v. W. 1'. m-rmott, of Hie New j
York A Cleveland da A Coal Com- i
puny. ay hi work are In xxsewinii ;
if alriki-rx Mlol litilil ll.v . . ..t.w... , ll1Ute
dervd he w 111 not talk ll'U iiieiiU lit
lesa he can lx induced In join the coa
ferelice a ih ttleiiient I li.rdly powilhle.
The Sonif of the l'oy'.
Atlanta Conxlilutloti.
We're marchiii' on to Washington,
Our ragged coaU we erk;
We're liowlin' through the c uutry.
Hut
Wo
Don't
Wunt
Work!
We're wnillii' Hirougli the fnrniyanl
Where the fattest chicken lurk;
We're fciuttin' on the couutry,
Hut
We
Don't
Wunt
Work!
STATK Cami-aio!. Tlie dfciiurm'.lc
riiiiiilate for tute onii'ea Will (XQ
the tnte caiiiilgn In Oregon lily
next Mondav. May 7. at TuHOp. in
There will be present al the meeting:
Hon. William dalloway, cnndldate for
governor; Hon. Ctiaxle -Mckell, can
dldate for aecretanr of tale; lion. T,
1. Ihivl.laun. candidate for atale tn-aa-
urvr; Hon. D. V. H. lleld, candidate
for ux-rlntendent of public Inxtruo
tlou: Hon. W. 11. lloluiva, candidate
for attornev-Keuvral; Hon. Johu
O'ilrleii, candidate for itale printer,
ami Hon. J. lv. Weatherford. candi
date for congreaa for flrnt onngrenioiial
dlxtricL The gentlemen will apeak in
Kiim-iie Wednesday. .May 10. al S P. in
ami at Junction City the evening of
the name day.
That lave.
Anvthlnir about the wonderful cave
iu JoM-idiine county I of general in
terval. The following la from the
Urania l'axa Courier: Ueorire Thorn
ton came in from the Cave Develop
ment Co. 'a work laxt Tuesday after au
ahM-iicv from the city of lx week.
He any a number of very com fort abl
cabin have been built along the line
of the proMmed ntnge road and thcee
will be um.s.1 aa campa ana aiopping
place for the construction force and
traveler. The mouth of the cave ha
been housed in with a neat building,
12 feet high. Cant. Smith, who la au
expert with the artUt'a brush, waa at
work on the building recently, paint
ing the letter, "The Ureal Oregon
Cave," when ho aaw a wildcat look
ing at lilm through the brush. Ihe
captain Immediately dmped from hit
exaiicii imhiIUoi! ana ruxhea ror camp,
iiiiiiu nut ami coat ami ueciann thai
a huge panther hud been fixing for a
murderou apring iix.n him. The
crew went out "li-udeil for bear" or
iwtnthcr, but the truck plainly allowed
that only a wildcat had been the cauxe
of the captain' hervoUHiteae.
Ueorire bus every coiillueuce In Hie
comiaiiy'a ability and determination
lo develop these magnificent cave,
which have already been explored to
the depth of 'J2 milea. When the Ex
aminer party arrive they are going to
my nil the emu have been reached or
till a ikx-lhii.ii hu Ixsen made Hint there
i-tnoi-nd. The Kxnmiuer clulnia that
the cuve nro 70 uiile deep; the Ken
tucky cave end In 7 in lie, dcorge,
lilmsclf, ha been lu the Josephine
cave a dixliiuce of three milea Willi a
lantern. When Hie light gov out tho
durkncM I no Intense a to become a
painful to the eye as the moet glaring
auullght.
I ho building have been luoatly con
structed of cedar, which r-plit readily
into t might board, and deorge luu
bei-n ahovlng hi Jnckiluue for week
miiiug a ilrcxiK-U aurluce ou the npllt
umla-r.
The Tranji.
Kll (Juarvl. Mar I-Tlilrtv-thrvo
genuine tramixi arrived
here on thl niornlng'a north bound
overland truln. 1'oliceniau Mathews
protected against the Southern l'acillo
ruilnmd uulouding them here, but
without avail. Mandinl i-jutlluud, at
daylight, Informed the knight of the
road that they must get out ol the city
nt once or lie would arreat them anil
dace them to work ou the street.
1'hey then Immediately left for the
north In body, walking.
1 he train men on thl morning lo
cal ttalu Informed u Hint the tramp
that arrived here on the overland waa
not the ItoHeburg contingent, aa they
were still lu camp in that city at 7
o'clock thl morning. They are reg
ularly organized, having a captain and
lieutenant. They will be unable to
arrive here today a uo train will ar
rive here la-fore tomorrow from the
south.
Sheriff hlr.
Ullj t.uanl, ! V.
Sheriff Nolnild, thl aflcrniN.u, v il-l
tbu follow Ing parcel of laud at jiuMlo
auction: .
The F.ugctie Cannery wa wild to S.
II. F.aklu, trustee, f..r 7,Uno.
The Daniel Ynughan land, emulat
ing of 117.40 acre. In 1 18 , r w, waa
bid In by Jacob dlllcsjile for KI7.
The land of d. M. Miller, cohabiting
of luo.14 acre, lu 1 17 a, r 3 v, wruipur
chased by V. W. Ost.urn for tTuO: also
the ) Interest In 7U.4S acre io t IS a, r
12 w for fxjo.
Th'e J. M. Mom land, In t IS t, r 4
w waa bid In by (Tin 1-auer for f 3,
73.'..63. The land owned by Henry Swart,
"to acre in Tp 1 waa purxiiaaed by
Joel Hlrllwrt for fV.iO.iM.
The C A Harlow pmiierty lu Cot-
tage Grove, lot 3, block 4, waa bought
by H. N. Calef for ssi.
The prr.rty of J. W. Ilolli on Fju-1
F.lghtli atreet waa bid III by J. M.
Horn for
h. J. McClauahull purchud the J.
M. ltowe A Co. 'a tract In t 17 a r 2 w,
coutalnlug 70. M aciv for f-V).
The Springfield opera bouxe waa ol4
to John Kelly fori:ii00.
Otlinrn-llrindon MarrUg.
The principal In the following tnar-
ringo notice, taken from the 1'eudleton
.ul Un-gniiinn, of Muy .1, Have many
friend In Ktik-ciiu who oiler congratu
lations:
lU-v. W. W. Itrnnuiii. at the real-
neuceof T. J. Kirk, In Alheiin, united
In marriage, Wwlnewlay evening Dr.
d. C Unburn and Amanda llrnmlon.
Dr. Osburn I pniprletor of the
drug ktore at Athena, and Mis
Itrnniloll I a nleivtif 1. J.
Kirk and of A. It. Price, of
Weston. Tho wedding wn a quiet
affair, only few Intimate friend l
Ing Invited. Dr. and Mr. Oabiirn
will go Immediately to housekeeping
In Athena.
KIbxUw Appropriation.
Illj Uusnl, May
Mayor Frlcndlv received a tcleirrain
late yesterday afternoon from I ion.
lunger Hermann at Yuhiiigiti i. c
w hleh Htaled that tho river and harlx.r
bill had smI the house with a ..
out) appropriullon to continue tho work
of liuprovemcnU ut Sim-law hurl-or,
ijine county, Oregon.
Ural Kstate Truutiferx.
IVIXIKY.
T O Thompson to Allx-rl llaberluud.
40 acrr lu t 1(1 a r 7 w; tMK
Marie McC'orimck el al to C. II.
JohhHon, 10 acre lu Tp 17 S, It 4 W;
Hs.
II I' Ilrlgg to JoHeiihluo VrKv. laud
in Tp Jl S, It 1 W;U
it 1- J nixing to W in W ymiiii, -M
arret In Tp 1 A, 114 W;fl0.
1!lz.aki'8 Hay. Mass.. Muv :i.
IIoUMchold good and dci-oratiou have
beguu to arrive at dray dublo. and it
la reported here that Mr. Cleveland
and tier little one are to urrive next
week. Tho Improvements on the cot
tage are not complete, but a few day
wilt put the house lu readiness. Among
the tiling which the president has
caused to be aent along for tho sum
mer a enjoyment la a new rowboat of
extreme llghtnes with the title print
ed on tho slum "The Two Slaters."
SilMii, IU.poht. The following I
a correct n-M.rt of school district No.
So, for the month ending Mny 4: 1 lie
liumlx-rof those w ho have not b n
absent nor lunly I 14, Willi uniiies :ia
follows, Farl, I.ulu. Ik-rt. deon e.
Jesse and Dora dab-, Clan ami K. rl
Hill, Frank and K I ward Silkwo-.l.
Charlie and Flxl Hold, Kftle niui
I'earl Hiutoii. Number of d-.y
taught a i. Numlx-r of pupil enrol , d
-. Average daily attendance
Number of visitor it.
I,. A. IloLI.MA.
Teacher.
I 'i w n u n k fii i n in: u y . Th u ntdii '
Salem Imlcpeiiileiit: Mr. l'urter came
In fnmi Aimisville thi niorulug and
n'Mrt-d Hint the xstonlce at thai
plai-e had Ix-en rol.Ud hist night. TI.e
Jam-Hun City Item.
Times, May 5.
Mr. ZelgU-r and family moved to F.u
gene .Monday,
deo. A. Dorrl talked a little politic
while here on oftUinl business Satur
day. He I a candidate for district at
torney aud ha Iota of frleudi here.
A ixiltlon la twing circulated and
tiumeniusly signed asking the depart-
meiii io nave ine man service increas
ed lo two trl a week each way on
the route rmiu tlil place to lieadwooil,
via. doldson, lllachtey and Oreen
leaf. The lucrvase should be grauted.
C. J. TibbitU and Wullace Houck
were arrested on the chanre of tresiuua
by cutting timber on another's land.
The preliminary trlul was held befoie
Justice liutler Saturday, and when It
was learned that Mr. libbitts held a
deed for the laud on which lie cut the
timber, tho prosecutlug attorney
promptly dismissed the case.
The folitlrian.
The politician is niv shepherd. I
shall not want for auythltig during
Hie campaign.
He leadeth me Into the saloon for
uiv vote's sake.
HetUletli my pocket with cigar
and my beer glass runneth over.
He Impiiieth concerning tho health
of my family, even unto the fourth
generation, yea: though I walk
through the mud and rain to vote for
him, aud shout myself hoarse when lie
I elected, ho straightway forgcttctli
me.
Yea, though I ineetcth liim In lilt
owu oliloc, he knowelh me not. Sure
ly the wool hath been pulled over
mine eyes all the days of my life.
LlliERAU Uosvburg I'lalndealer:
It was reported that ou Tuesday last
while In thl city, doveruor I'ennoyer,
out of his great abuudance of thl
world's good, gave the forty odd in
duxtrlal anti-workcra, assembled at the
depot enroute to Join the Coxey army
lu Washington, the magnificent sum
offco, with which to purchase food,
riles o ned the safe aud s.i-uicd 10 etc. It I uncle fur the governor to
he-id,- some tainp, but did no fur- preach agaiust the sinful extravagance
Dllr fluara. Mar &
FUIIRI.NO MUX I'KUIHiSEK. V.
Kratz, of Portland. I lu Fuireiio l Mik
ing after a aite for a llouring mill. Hi
Idea la, If prospects are favorable, to re
move the Dixie mill to this point cel
ling power from FMrla A Son. Mr.
KraU has a long experience as a mill
owner and has the capitul nt-ccssniy to
carry on a successful busiiii-ss. There
will be a nieetllig of business men nt
the First National Itauk parlor this
evening to confer with Mr. Krnlz
about the matter. We are informed
that he doe not ask a bonus or sub
scription, but before engaging In the
enterprise desires an assurance of u im
port from the community. This Is an
important Interest to our people, and
proper encourngejiient should lie giv
en. That Flyinm Macuink. Fn-U
Morrill tays hi "akycyclu is bouud to
be a success. Several good working
models have been constructed and
they nrove more and more the feasibil
ity of navigntlng the air bv the means
of veloclMtie Kwer. The pateuU aro
owned by Joaipiln Miller and myself.
You have but to wultashort time to
1x3 able to purchase a 'Cloud Itambler'
which will enable you to explore the
mysteriesnf the world above." Thi
I the U. M. Miller flying machine re
ferred to.
Orr nm Fuihkmk. J. D. Mat
lock. A. M. U.burn and Dr. W. XV.
Ogluaby, democratic nominees for rvp-
rvM-ntaiivea, ana ii. j. nay, J. Jl.
Whiteaker and W. 1'. Chesher. dt-ino-
cratlc candldaU- for sheriff, clerk and
commissioner respectively, left this
noon from here iu hacks for Flonm e
to take part In the canvass, which
commence at that place next Monday
afternoon. C. II. linker, republican
candidate for tho legislature left at the
same time ou horseback.
IlofiKiit Ro Items. Work on the Ilo
heniia road la progressing favorably
and another construction crew will be
sent out In a few days to help shove
the road along as fust us ossibio
Hon. It. S. Sheridan expects his com
mission from Washitmton in a few
day and will prolwibly enter uion the
discharge of hi dutlca a receiver of
the lioaeburg land oftli-e next Monday.
Tub Harmxu Cask. Snlcm Jour
nal: "Thi Important land case wa
settled yeaterduy w hile ts-fore Judge
Ilunietl, in chamU-rs. liy the term
of the settlement, Mr. Harding is to
receive o acre ol the nrst-cias land
uier damage. I he uxp c on of the ' of Hie late republican Icirixlaturw wbila, 1 i .V i ...s.-i.- wuu
re .rouIa.towhocm.,,t.: h,P .ffi t' !i! "ltbV Tr...rP ."J of. w
tel the offense.
The SiHiknue schiv.l tamrd ha cut
down teacher' s.ilsrie at) aa lo i fleet a
saving of alx.ul 7lMJ a year, q
TlIK H.-MK CoMPl.lrTr.O. lloxebur-
I'lalndealer: The Oregon S.ldiers"
la.prai'tlcallv comnleUtl. and
I will proUil.lv I turned over to I lie
' con.iiii-Ali.n I - the co:itbclir in a
few day, l lio curiainx, 11 4 In uum-
r, are now ls-ing put up by Alexan
der A Strong, and the work of ftirn-
, i-hing It will be commenced at oin-e.
r.verytning will I in readiness for its J. E. Itronauch. of ihe.-l,
nioie. This settle the main coutro-
X.ii.p. T r.V. r 1,.,.7-Zr w i Yen,y ,n me estate was Involved
I iviil UUIIKI 1 Uiru Ullir att.l la aa J tsi tm. I - I .
L-ance himself. Just think of It.' Five
hunirrr nirni
thau a dime apiece.
cerned."
name waa
deitication next week.
Law I'r.r artmiixt. The senior
class of the law department of the Uni
versity of Oregon is thl year composed
of twenty-seven young men. Those
who will deliver orations here com
mencement week have been chosen,
and are C. N. Dolph. Jesse Caplea, and
of 'KU. oflfct fiJ.OUO.
I roblxfr.
(Mr
Mia
con-
n. llanling's maiden
Agues Osburn.
! t.)l .Jr;gei.
DcxvtB, May 4 -ord haa been
received here that W. 1. Vallandig
hatu and Tom Minn, miners, were held
up in the La SaJhPmounlalii a week
ago, and robld of gold nuggeta valued
A posse la in j.ursuit of the
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