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I'liiraRK, It t rrii1ahlt, irllntilr mt ttrwv,
and Jut thr tlilns for winter evening by the
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ft, and ' Fruitasc" l tli only paper iu Amcr
b a drTot"! cxi'lunlvvly to Iniil racing These
arc me-ullily publu aib'iiv
Arail youroclf of tins opportunity to cvtirv
(tittrtaluliig and pmlitabk- remliug cheap.
JANUARY 13. 189S.
HANNA.
Murtui A, lliiuoa is re-elected senator
from Ohio. Tbia ia the beet thing that
couKl beduue. While the senator ii
rerhi8 not the beet man for the place
in the slate, be was the candidate of tbe
party, made so by tbe republican state
convention. It was bis Buhl and be
won. Tbe opposition to him s
brought about by the silverites who
used tbe jealousies of some Ohio repub
licans to further there ova ends in tbe
disrupted, and they failed. It will take
Kurtz and Uushnel! many years to re
cover, if they ever do. When a traitor
wine be is ouuicliuuca forgiven, but if be
loses, never. It will have tbe effect of
preventing schism in tbe party. Mr.
Hunt) a is sound on all republican ques
tions and will strengthen the bands of
the administration. It would have been
a national calamity .if he had been suc
ceeded by a silverite at this time when
rotes for tbe msintenance of tbe national
credit and honor are so badly needed in
tbe senate.
It is to be regretted that there is no
immediate prospect of a settlement of
tbe differences between the opposing
factious of tbe republicans in Multno
mah county. But the weight of tbe ar
gument is on tbe side of the regular or
ganisation. If the Mitchell wing is so
sure of its strength let them put up a
ticket at the primaries and elect it. The
sheriff and chief of police will see tbat
they are not bustled from tbe polling
places by "hired tbags of tbe Simon
faction." All lepublicans, except per
haps "silver republicans" will be per
mitted to rote.
Tbe federation of labor asks congress
to "stop tbe indiscriminate and danger
ous nee of tbe writ of injunction." Why?
lias any barm ever befallen a person or
corporation hecanse of the enforcement
of the writ? It baa often called a bait
on lawless mobs, and angry .litigant!,
who otherwise would bare worked mis
chief, before tbe ordinary machinery of
tbe law could be brought to bear. It de
prives no man of bis rights. Its object
ia to protect. lie who expects to obey
tbe law and do equity is not complaining
of tbe writ of injunction.
Cooper's union party sideshow held a
meeting at Portland last week and tbe
list of those present consist chietly of
broken down democratic politicians, or
achemtrs who, despairing of democratic
succese, desire to use tbe populist party
to pull out tbe political chestnuts. Tbe
average democrat (there are exceptions
of course) is anything for office. A few
populists and silver republicans ( ?) were
also present.
The prohibitionists have gone in with
tbe silver forces m Benton county
Well, it is not the first time the probis
have aided their ancient enemy, the
democrats. All anti-liquor legislation
ever enacted has been accomplished in
spite of democratic opposition, and bere
are prohibitionisU and democrats staud
ing together. Verily, politics make
strange bedfellows.
Tbe efforts of tbe silverites tv make
tbe president break with Secretary Gage
nave failed, fortunately, and tbe presi
dent will Btand firmly for tbe mainten
ance of the gold standard. As be him
self expresses it, he "will ke the bond '
of the bt. Louie platform.
Tbe Watchman ia a new paper pub
lished at Drain by Benton Mires. It
threatens to be independant m politics,
but it Is ij'iite a newsy paper. Ilere's
our flat, brother Mires, and "May you
lire long and prosper."
Durrant is hung. After three years of
trials, and delays, and stays of proceed
ings, it has been demonstrated tbat It is
possible to convict a'tnau of murder and
bang bliu, even in California.
Tbe manifesto of the silver republi
can! ( ?) reminds one of the assumption
of the three Londou tailora wbo met and
declared themselves "we, the people."
Portland is the lowest and best bidder
and will contract with tbe goverumeut
to furnish suppli"" to tbe snflereraof the
Klondike regiou.
THAT 1800 PLANK.
In lS-.K), Harvey Nooll wits waited tip
oil by the committee front the stale con
vention in bis private room and to him
was submitted the platform which re
eeived bis beatty appioval and was by
the convention at tbat time adopted.
Portland Tribune.
The ranee of I bo t ailing up of the cir
cutntlances of the adoptiou of the state
republican platform In IS'.tO is beiauee it
contained a declaration in favor of the
freecoiuagc of tilver. The writer was a
member of that conveutioo, and tecre
tary of tbe committee oil resolution.
The platform was not prearranged, but
nearly every member bad a plank to
oiler. Mr. ricolt was not wailed ou in
bis private room but came to the com
mittee room, probably by invitation, and
was shown tbe platform. The silver
plank did nut meet his approval, and
other members objected thereto. Hut if
tbe writer's memory is not at fault, J. K.
IJalloran then of Clatsop couuty, and
formerly a Nevada man, iwid it
would do no barm and would
please tbe mining rUuiMtt abnit
Baker City. That plank, thai not
twenty men in tbat entire convention
noticed or thought anything of, bis been
tbe cause of untold mischief in tbe p.irty.
Tbe attcution of the convention was
centered ou the tariff ud local questions.
Silver was not theu au issue. What
ever may have been tbe party's attitude
on the silver queetiou in this etito then,
it is square); against the silver folly now
aud will so remain uulese proved to te ia
the w rong.
Tbo mouthly taleiueut issued by the
directors of the mint t-lions tbe total
coinage at the uiiuts during December to
have been 6,Sul,4$I, as follows: Hold,
eo.Gl'G.tM-, silver, f t,'.'7",l 37, miuor coiut?,
$137,071. Tbe silver dollars coiucd
amounted to $1,CO-I,3o0. Aud yet wo are
told that silver is demonetized, and dis
credited. Tbe beet fiiends of silver are
those who insist upon the gold standard
and a limited silver coinage. Thereby
silver coius are kept at par, otherwieo
one dollar would be worth but 11 cents
iu litiitfttrd luiiuii ivo.
Some of our democratic friends are
mentioning Hon. K. M. Veatch for gov
ernor. Tbe democrats might go futlbei
and fare worse, but we do not believe bo
wants the nomination, for tbe reason
that be is not a rich man and could not
properly fill the executive otlicc on 1"00
a year. "Bob" is a stickler for strict
construction of the constitution, aud
would bold tbat the governor ia eutiiled
to receive $1500 a year and no more,
legislative enactment to the coutrary
notwithstanding.
Democratic papers applaud the demo
cratic members of the legislature of
Maryland aud Ohio, for allying them
selves with republicans, who, as they
call it are breaking away from the re
publican machine. It ought to be differ
ently stated. These kicking republi
cans are simply playing into the bauds
of the democratic machine.
r. Tf. MrMahan. lata editor of
the Independent at Salem, is announced
to speak at several points in tbia county
in the near future on the subject of
'Stt Affairs '' The addresses will be
non-partisan, and solely in tli9 interest of
me taxpayers. uoqume uermu.
As if "Mc" could deliver a "non-parti
san" address. His letnurks were no
doubt, rich, rare and racy, but non
partisan, never.
At last we have a common couniii
ready and willing to do business. If
Dave Shambrouk was not elected be
fore be is now, and W. 11. Willis, suc
ceeds David Moore, deceased. The war
is at an end, and tb past is a matter of
history only, and t no city oilictalH can
draw their stipends.
If the Mitchcllites have au "over
whelming" majority iu Multnomah
county they ought not to bo afraid to go
into the .Simonites' primary, for they
could outvote the said rumouitcs and
elect their own delegates, and tbat would
settle the matter once for all.
While cyery faction of tbo eucmy
seems to be active, the republicans are
not asleep. New clubs are beiug formed
and the old ones are aroused to reuevved
activity. The campaigu next spring
will be a "battle royal," but the right
will win.
The documentary evidence upyu v hich
W. S. U'lien was tried before the pjp
ulist committee iof Clackamas couuty
has been made public, aud is rich, raro
and racy reading, but the committee ex
onerated U'Ken just the same.
It is said tbo Portland merchants will
resist the raise of -3 per cent on "tucr
cbandieu and stock in trade" by the
state board of equalization. The out
come of a euil may determine the legal
status of tho board's acts.
The Advuutieta profess to teo iu the
proposed dismemberment uf China the
fulfillment of the prophecy, "they shall
have tbe beatheu for an inheritance,"
and the consequent near approach of
the end of lime.
The Portland Tribune exhibit cuiibiJ-
erable nerve in perbisting in calling the
"Mitchell" republicans "regular". On
tbe face of the returns, ut least, they are
not cutitled to tbat distinction.
That waB a pertiueut question put to
Chairman Cooper, of the Uuiou commit
tee: "Wbo is putting up the expense of
maintaining your headquarters? '
The initials of Dunaut'H name were
fatal after all; W. If. T. P., (will hang
till dead;.
J,The baleui Sentinel opposes the re
nomination of tiovernor l-oil.
O ill. ... II.. I . ... .L
anything too mean (or the democrats to
say about him. Now tbat be has open
ly declared for free silver, he is a
"great aud good man."
Cal. Coopor'a convention wants au
American policy, but if left to ilielf it
would fasten upon tbe country a Mexi
can or Chinese policy.
NUWS N0TU5.
Biemark is belter.
Mrs. Balliugtoti Booth is icportcd im
proving The semite is discueiiug Hawaii in se
cret session.
Tbe distress among tho Cubau concen
trados is frightful.
Tbe silver men say they are not Irving
to disrupt the cabinet.
Porrant'a remains were taken lo Pasa
dena, Cal., for cremation.
China has rejected tho proposals for a
Kusiian guaranteed loan.
John T. Redmond, the Irish leader in
parliament, is in New York.
Ku'li deposits of plntimim have been
recently discovered in Texas.
Now it is said tbat an American protec
torate w ill be asked for for Cula.
Tbo senate committee will recommend
the apioiuluienl o( three judges for
Alaska.
llou. W.J. Bryan was tho principal
guest at a "Jackson Pay" banquet at
Chicago, Saturday.
No cemetery of San Fraucisco seemed
to want Durraut'a body. It would bring
too much notoriety.
A mother aud child were burned to
death in a gypsy camp near McMinville,
and tbo father cut his throat.
The Hawaiian question is beiug dis
eased in tbo senate aud will be taken
up each day until disiosed off.
KuttUud id making au active campaigu
in the valley ol tbe Nile aud Khartoum
ii p.ii l to le tbe objective point.
Senator Holt, a Jackson couuty popu
list, dccliues to be preeeot at a fttsiou
conference at Medford Saturday.
Ine beet sujar iactory at La rainie
is now assured. More th&n enough (or
the bonus lias lecn subscribed.
Twj ravishers, Seminole ludiaus,
were t urned at the stake io t Mklahouia
territory lat week y vigilantes.
Fort Smith, Ark , was swept bv a tor
nado Wednesday night. Much damage
was done aud many persons killed.
Julian Kppiog has been found guilty
at Portland ijr conspiracy to rob the
postotlice. l.'ppiug was registry clerk.
Keprcscntalive Tooguo has introduced
a bill authorizing tbe government to
purchase the canal and locks at Oregon
City.
Moses P. Handy, special cotninfssioncr
of the l uited States to tho French expo
sition of 1'JOO, died at Augusta, da., Sat
urday. J udce Campbell o( San Francisco has
held tbat the editor of a newspaper is
responsible for everything that appears
in its columns.
Oliver, who killed Peter French, the
cattleman, has been admitted to bail in
the sum of f 10,000 by a justice of the
peace at Burns.
The Free Masons of Peru have dis
carded the Bible, and the tirand Master
of New York baa in turn discarded the
Peruvian MasoDS.
The deadlock ou organization in the
Maryland legislature was broken last
week by the election ot Louis Schaefl'er,
of Baltimore, speaker.
Mrs. Nack, charged with complicity iu
the murder of Ouldeneuppe in New
York, pleaded guilty fo the crime of
manslaughter and gof 13 yeare.
An uprising of tbe Pemiole nation in
Indian Territory is feared, because of tbe
etake by a mob of two yountt Semioles,
accused of ravishing a white woman.
Captain Maboney, who was in Oregon
recently representing himself a csptain
in the Cuban army and raising funds for
the Cubans, has been denounced as a
fraud.
There seems to be an understanding in
the Last between .England and Japan,
and tbe two are reported more than a
match for the Russians in the Cuiaete
waters.
The democrats and free t-ilver republi
cans have fixed the time for holding
their state conventions as March -o.
Cooper's party w ill wait till the populist
committee acts.
News from Dawson City up to Decem
ber 7, 1VJ7, say the food situation there
is Ijeiter. It is said there is no danger of
starvation and no necessity for the gov
ernment expedition.
It is reported that tbe mother lode
from whence came originally the Klon
dike gold has been found. If so, it is
likely to prove tbe greatest "bonanza"
the world has ever seen.
The Columbia theater in San Francis
co w as destroyed by fire Thursday night
last. The fire broke out half au hour
before the time to open the theater and
tlicru were but few people in the bouse.
V. s. I' Kou was tried before the pop
ulist committee of Clackamas couuty for
com-piriug to hold up the legislature last
winter, lie wad exonerated, but a reso
lution to iudorse the course of tbo popu
lists was tabled.
Tbo date now set for the comuiitleo on
privileges aud elections to act on thot'or-
ed tho report will be adverse by a ma
jority of one, Senator Burrows being op-
posco io me teaiiug oi iur. iorueu.
If it were not for McLean and Brico
and Bushnell, all millionaires, conspir
ing uKuititt llanna, how Ohio democrats
would bowl about "bribery" and "tho
l"nir uocket-book." As the matter stands
it, would be too barefaced even for demo
crats. Chadwick Marshal, thueuspeclodmur-
ib r of vouuir Ifaydeu, near Farmiug-
on the night , of October was
a .eu from iail bv a mob at '.' o'clock
Saturday morning at Colfax, Wash., and
hanged to tho west wall of (he court
bouse.
llanna is Lletted.
dm i vim k O. . .Ian. 1'. Tho bitter
senatorial contest is ended, and Marcus
A. llanna has been elected senator lor
I.. .11. tl.u Irnin anil abort InrinH. bv the
tonate and bouse of the state legislature
in joint session assemuieu.
Hod a tor If anna received 73 votes, a
majority of one over tho combined
strength of the opottitiou. McKisson
received i'J votes for the short aud 70 for
the long term. One representative,
Cramer, was abaent during the voting,
on account of illness.
n lieu ot-uuior vuauiuui u;v i iu i.i.i-j
speeches from tbe republican at aud point
on economic uui'Mtions, tbete waan't
NOIU AND COMMLNT.
When a man hetilus lo talk of bis
friendship for the masses ills afo to
acmimo that bo is preparing to run lor
oilioc. Myrtle Point I'.nletpriso.
All tho people wbo come here from
other cities of this size are vliKgusted tbat
they cannot tin J out on what street they
live or are doing business. linker City
Republican.
Tho deficit during tho twelve mouths
ol l!',7 was lets than in any calender
year of the Cleveland term. In due
lime the republican surplus w ill nitte
ita reappearance. tilobe Democrat.
The Central Pacific Railroad ia now io
delault, but there ia good reason to be
lieve tbat tie debt to I lie government
will U realUed in lull, lbat will com
plete one of tbe triumphs of a republi
can administration. Ulobo Democrat.
Bryan democrats aud tbe Brvau union
paity will make political bedleilows of a
cntioua kind. Men who bavo battled
democracy will pleasantly swallow all
tbe free trade nostrums of tbe democrats
for (be dear sakeot hi to I Republi
can. The falling off iu the number of com
mercial failures in l!''7 is a tine illus
tration of tbe solidity ol the business im
provement of tbat year. Of course tbe
aggregate volttmo ol trade throughout
the countiy in (bo year was greatly in
excess of the exhibit of 1$:V. This rend
ers tbo reduction in the financial mor
tality very significant. More business
was done in 1 Si7 tbau in the preceding
twelvemonth, and it was douo under
safer conditions. Moreover, l$ys prem
ises to be au improvement on iy. , tak
ing tbe couutry as a whole, and iu tbe
Northwest tho improvement will be tbe
most marked. Statesman.
Oregon cattle elaud to biiug better
prices next spring than during ttie past
season. Cattle buyers are iu all por
tions of (he state, not so much for the
purpose of making immediate - pur
chases, us to take iu (ho situation and
leant what number of cattle can t bad
when wanted next spring. Nearly all
the "-year-olds iu F.aslcrn Oregon were
sold last summer at good prices. Next
spring and summer tbe demand for
youDg cattle will bo iu excess ( the
supply and prices are considered as
sure lo advance materially ever the
quotations of lant summer. Keorts
Irom tbo ranges are, thus lar, very satis
factory. No severe weather has yet been
encountered in Ka.stcrn Oregon, un.l late
rains have brought out the new gravn
Times.
Bargain! Bargain!! Bargain!!!
Iu pianos, oigaus aud musical goods.
Bicycles new and fecund hand at tbe
lowest prices oeible. 1 have al:o koI
about thirty thousand (eet ol lumber
which I have (aken in trade for goods,
aud will sell cheap, hh I am not in the
IuiiiUt business.
T. K Rll II VKI'.M'N ,
Koeeburg, r.
Nu-Tu-llar for l lfljr lcni.
i iiar;inu-i'tl tobacco lmt'it cure. makr-. v.'mU
men strong, U.uoU nitre. i"c 11 AU ui nudists.
BORN.
TYNAN. At (irants Paes. Jan. ;;,
to the wife uf E. P. Tynan, a son.
riARRILD.
CoRl'KR-FR KNCH.--At the residence
of SatnBon F'rencb, Binger, Or , on
Jau. 0, Caleb Corder and Anna
French.
The Pi.u.sLH. u.ti; force wished the
young couple a pleasant journey through
life as they disposed of a box of wedding
cake with wbicb they wtro remembered.
SCOTT-APPLKUATE. At Drain, Jau.
5, 1'! by Kev. A. M. Mulkey, Thoe.
Scott and Jenuiu Mae Applegate.
1 he young people came over to Rote
burg and visited friends bere for a few
days.
DIED.
BAYLL'S. At the Oregon Soldiers'
Home Jan. ti, 1'JX, cf old age and gen
debiiity, Thomas J. Biyius, aged 71
years.
The deceased was a native of Ohio and
a veteran of the Koguo River war of
l33-ii. Served as a privato iu Co. "D"
1st battalion. '.1 Or. mounted Vols.,
Capt. M. M. Williams Commanding
Company; was admitted lo tho Home
from Mullnomali tojuty, April -ii'.h,
IS'-'j. Tbua one more of tho old pioneeis
has ttkeu "life's burden for a pillow aud
laid down to res;." M.
IBS' Hi
To the Teachers ot Pjuglas Couuty. The
the Superintendent of Schools sends
Kroetiug:
I hereby atin junce to you that a Teach
ers' Institute will bo held iu
ROSEUL'Rt i,
for a term of three days, comiiituciiiK at
io:oo A. M Feb. 3,
Aa you are required by law to alteud,
see Sec. L'3, Scliool l.twe , aud iih you
are likely to be benefited thereby, 1 have
reason to boie maDy will be present on
that occasion.
Be assured, every effort will be put
forth to make this meeting profitable
and pleasant.
Let each rcsolvo to come.
Ri'Hpcctfnlly yours,
DUl'ULAS WAI IK.
Supt. of Schools.
Roauburg, or., Jan. I J, li8.
New Store !
A FULL
Staple and Fancy
GROCERIES
Country Produce Bought and 5old
TAYLOR & WILSON IJI.OCK
t Low Prices 1
Tllli MATira FINANCES.
Scml. Annual Matciucnt n( TrrA.Hurcr
Mct.otlniti.
The seuii-nnmul stutummt, tequired
by law, was on Filday tendviod by Slate
Troaiurer Metst ban ' to tbo secretary ol
stale. Tbo NtMi mcnt. shows the condi
tion of tbo statu iiciHuty 011 December
31, 1SD7, mid 1 ho tratiFuclion til (he de
partment dtiiinit tbo past year. Sec
retary ol Stale Kincaid submitted tbo
aUtouidut, accompanied with a cerlill
cato dial, as tcqnnod by Uw, bo bad
examined (bo books and accounts uf (he
(reaaurer aud tho munevs belonging to
(he stale and found tbo amount lobe
aa mhL l.irlli In tlm mniit niilillill ntitlri-
ment. Following lea summary of tbo
receipt it and disbursements duriua IS'.'V,
and the balance on band January I,
lHil7.lt being tho that utatemrtil uftbe
treasury ever published ;
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All state money id not kept iu the
treasury vault, butt beck books and cer
tificates o( dt pjMt pIiow w lie re it is.
The trca-urer i.-i required to give bond,
however, and it is incumbent ou (he ex
ecutive to sec that 1 1 1 o bonds are in pro
portion to (lie amount of money ou band.
I ho ttS', I ."1 '.' common school fund
principal, is 011 band because money 1.1
coming into tho fund m jro rapidly than
it can ;lo loaned out. t f (be amount
now oil baud, t.JO.' tM ba been loaned
but not called for. Tbo amount en bat.d
will be reduced t 'O.OJO when the ap
Hirlionmeut 1 1 tin "tuiul for the year is
made.
M ll""l 1 I I.M.k'.s Bl.l"lll.
Receipln i f ll.e school land clerk's
otlico for December amounted lo L!,M I,
as follow i :
School prim ipal . fll.Llli l-
Scbool mtere.--t ".LM'J il
Cuivereity print ipui . ... I;.l 01)
I'liiversily inteiest 70
Agriciiit-irai college inlerebl ;;t
Tide bind I ."i0 1'
Swatrp l.ui I V !-
l'otil
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The sclio .1 prii.cip.il and interest that
is paid into t!i" -cboid laud clerk's ollice
is on notes givo 111 pnyinxntof purchuse
price of m bo A l.in.lf. Principal tiud in
terext 011 in !n-v boiiownl from the irre
ducible si fA fund 11 pn ! into the treas
ury. Payment: from tln eotiico are re
ported as gwd.
.1. A. Perkins, uf Au'.!quitv, ' ., was lor
thilty M'.l.D needlef-H y tortureil by
I hveiiiaus (or (he cure of ec.-ina. He
whs qui k 1 y cured by itnitin DeWitt's
Witch ll.i' l salve tl.e fatiiotiH healing
ealvo for p.leH and W i 1 diseases. Mar
6tcro' I ',-ng stoic.
Marvelous. Effects
System Broken Down and Hope Al
most Abandoned Health Re
stored by Hood's Sarsaparllla.
"Cor fifteen year-: J have suffered with
catarrh mid iiidigi'M ii an. I in.v Imlo
system wan broken ilu -a .1. 1 bud 11 1 most
abandoned any hope of reeovcry. I pur
chased six tiotlK-M of llood'.i Kuri-npHrilla
aud its cfft-ctn have been uiarveloun. It
has made inc. feel like a new man. I am
able to sleep well, have a good appetite,
and I liavu Ruined deveral pounds in
weight." J am i:h Wll.Di.11, OroviJIe, Wash.
" I hud a scrofula nwelliuir on one side,
of my neck and ulcerated sores in my
nostrils, cause d by catarrh. I bIho had
small, itehiui: smi'i 011 my limbs. I
bouulit l bri e bolttiiiof Hood's Surnnpa
rilla 1111. 1 hi j;au taking it and tbo Horci
soon Ih hKiI. My blood imrilied, and
tbo scrofula bus disappeared." O. I),
McMa.'.'I'h, Mi.ii'Ui, V'n'diiii(toii.
Hood's sna'&l
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in BUSINESS at
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