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Telegraphic Ntws.
Berlin votod against the governmont
at tho eccond election.
Tho Newfoundland legislature has
passed nn mid roes to the British govern
ment that is almost n declaration of in
dependence. President Cleveland is liuding ways
to punish his adherents who voted to
carry tho dependent pensions bill over
his voto.
In Now Jersey republicans helped
elect a railroad eppcrintendont.onoBlod
gett, to tho Sonate to defeat Governor
Abbott.
In Florida tho Governor has appoint
ed J. J. Finloy U. S. Senator to succeed
Jones.
Cardinal Gibbons hns pronounend in
favor of tho Knights of Labor, and the
Catholio Church will lavor inai oruor.
Tho Canadian Taciilc has chartered
tbrco Cunard steamers to form a lino
from Vancouver, B. 0. to China and
Japan.
An earthquako was felt on Long Is
land at many places. Another chock
was felt in Italy and thcro arc fears of
farther disturbance
A revolt in Bulgaria has been suppressed.
Coercion in Ireland is now tho matter
that excites Englishmen.
Canada is tbroatoning to retaliate if
our now law concerning tho fisheries is
enforced.
All tho railroads aro trying to put up
rates that will comply with tho Inter
state commorco law and scorn disposed
to enforco it proporly.
Congress adjourned after passing tho
appropriation bills, tavo tho deficiency
bill and tho fortification bill. Theo
failed to get in shapo in season.
Tho naval bill appropriates $1-1,000,
000 for now ships and hnrbor battery.
Roy. Dr. McGlynn, tho doposed Catho
lic priest has received n benediction
from tho sovorclgn pontiff at Homo be
causo ho has been 60 years In the priest
hood and is 70 years old.
Itov. Ilenry Ward Bccchcr was struck
with appoplcxy on Saturday that will
probably provo fatal.
Tbo Houso has passod a bill to build
two steel, -1000 ton cruisers and n torpe
do ship, for thn nnvy.
Thoro is prospoct of a called session
of tbo U. 8. Sonato to finish up busi
ness. Senator Sherman having rcsignod
tho presidency of tho Sonato Senator
jngalls, of Kansas, is elected to tbo
place.
Another shock of earthquako has
been felt at Charleston.
A extra eoesion of tho West Virginia
legislature will bo necessary to pass
appropriation bills.
A torriblo storm has swept through
Minnosota and another has swopt trio
North Atlantio coast. A hurricano
ravaged Louisvillo, Ky., doing great
damage. Now England fishermen aro
said to havo boon in great danger.
General Lord Wollesly claims that a
vast and appaling wor is in tho near fu
ture for Europo and other authority be
lieves Franco and Russia will unite
against Germany as tboy aro natural
allies.
A chasm has openod near Noico from
which issues n stream of hot, muddy
water,
Thoro is a chanco that tho English
liberal will nguin becomo united, and
very prounhly m in rase tho lories pass
any certain measuro for Ireland. ,
Reports from Montana say that be
twoon Miles Cily and Billings cattlo
losses will bo 10 to 25 per cent. East of
Billings CO to 75 por cont, (becanso tbo
chinook is not folt that for oast.)
Favorablo roports come from most of
tbo wostern States concerning tho win
ter wheat crop. '
ANOTHER COLUMBIA RIVER RAIL ROAD.
Tho failure of Congress to forfeit tho
Northern Pacifio land grant from Wal
lula to Portland was a great mistake,
that is if Congress realy wishes to savo
tho public domain, for it is now said
that tho N. T. It. It. Co. intend to build
railroad down tho north side of tho
Columbia to connect by direct lino with
Fortland. This is stimulated by a prop
osition mado thn company to build and
comploto the road and turn it over to
tbo company and take tho land grant
for pay. Tho directors think if it will
pay others to do this it will pay them so
the road may bo finished before Con
gress meots next Docember. This
shows they feol no doubt that the courts
will give tho land to tho company even
should CoDgrees pass an act to forfeit
all tho land west of Bismark.
EUi and V morUl Hews.
At Si'io. !..' " mnty Frank Harris, 18
year !, ! u Hump, shot John
Craft in tli.- ii i n. Thoro waB n cattlo
trade nu limit! ittid Goortru Harris ac
cused Mm. Cntfi of stealing cattlo and a
tight ensued.
Gov. Pennoyor hns appointed G. W.
Walker of Pendleton ns second Judgo of
the sixth Judicial District.
Itallroad companies aro ordering all
passes returned by April 1, as tho inter
state commerce bill so provides. No
more frco riders on rallroadnl
Owing to tho failure of tho Doflciency
bill, that appropriates tho necoeenry
means, Salem Oregon nnd Seattle W. T.
will not havo n freo dolivory just yet.
Akin Selling nnd Company aro carry
ing on a first class boot and shoo factory
i at Portland.
Col. H. B. Campson of Huntington, is
Major (Jon oral of Oregon Militia by
Governor Pcnroyer's npnointnicnt, went
through tho civil war from private to
tho command of bis regiment.
Wm. Pntton, Lake county, killed over
3000 rabbits and spent $70 for nmuni
tion Shocp near Hcppncr arc said to cat
cnoh others wool and horses cat each
otbors mnnos and tails.
Wm. Hollingshead, near Dallas, found
nino polo cats in a hollow log as ho was
hunting for a coon.
Now bill to annex Northern Idaho to
Washington Territory was killed by
n pocket veto. President Olovoland had
loamcd from the Governor of Idaho, who
opposed it.
Many Farmers of Walla Walla aro
pledging to give their wheat freight to
a company to conneot with Pugot Sound
nt $4 per ton, instead of $ 0 now changed.
Tho body of Itiley Cox, son of John
T. Cox, of Silvcrtou, was found under
tho ico in awnrtz s mill dam. hast of
Salem. His rn'oplo thought ho was
visiting friends in Linn county nnd ho
had been missing three weeks. Ho
must havo fallen through the ico and
was not socu.
Unnecessary Misery
Probably as much misery comes from
habitual constipation as from any de
rangement of the functions of tbe body,
and it is difficult to cure, for the reason
that no one likes to take the medicines
usually prescribed. HAMBURG FIGS
were prepared to obviate this difficulty,
and they will be found pleasant to the
taste of wnii'cn and children. 25 cents.
At all r ruggi-ts. J. J. Mack fe Co., pro
prietors, Si
Oregon Kidney Te cure when all other
remedies bit. Try it
A man and wifo without, childrnn.
tbo roan to understand farm work ted
tho woman to do tho houso work for a
small family of odo man, o.in get a
good placo to stay with ovcrytbing fur
nished. Good wages paid and tho job
will be permanent. Address this oflico
at once.
Enjoy Life.
What a truly beautiful world wo hvo in I
Naturu (jives ut gramlcnr of mnunttlne, gleos
and oceim, nnd thouixmta of meant of enjoy
ment. Wo cm iltr-iru nn better when in per
foot helthj hut hew ofUn do the majority
of people feel like giving U up disheartened,
dltcouraged and worn ont wltli diicaae, when
there fs no occaaiou for this freling, m every
autlerer can cailly obtain latlefaetory proof
tint OaEeM's Aoodst Flowko, will nuke
thrm free from dleie, nhen born. Dys
pepsia md Liver Complaint are tho direct
cauics of seventyflve pr cent, of auch mala
illfi a Illtlicuaneia. Iuriiftation. Sick Ucad-
ache, CoitUenfM, Nervous Proatration. Dii-
zioets ot the iieaii, I'aiDitaitPn oi me nean,
and other distrecaing symptoii.a. Threo
doaea of AooosT FlOWEn will jirove it
wonderful elfect. 8mple bottlei, 10 cenU.
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Or. C. II. D1'.T. Co., 867 Droadwa), N. Y.
SUPltEME COURT DOCKET.
A POSITIVE CURE.
Jir.V, youor, middle aied
and ol I, (Ingle or marries,
and all who are utUrlBg
wlthLOfcT MA.VHOOtt.
Nivou ddlllty, bemlnal
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Memory, Lick of tiutigj.
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Eflw.u ol Llercun', Kidney
and llladdcrTiooClee Uurn:
Icki rlne.Oonorihcte.OUet
Strlciurie, prompt relief
and cure lor lifts. BUTH
HEXES rociult ccnfldentlaLy It In UoaUe. call or
write. UK. VANSiOACISCAK,
) and 131 Sd urtet, I'orlUnd, Orriron.
.uo(l Farming Lauds
EAST OF THE CASCADES
Within i to 6 mile ot railroad and river. nar
AUail, Ollilam county; 0 ullee Irou The
Utile; IK mllee from I-ciOicd.
AaCiexMl Laud a Eat. t Eaal af IbeCaaeadre
will IwHotd en tery taverablfTrrDH.
-TZ AUC fUErAKEu TO TAKE INTKNDIXO
V V porcbtaen to e I uul a e ofler lor aale.
R1UWK aCKIJILBT, Alkali, Oregcn;
Or: Darroee Ollrtr. t Waahlrrtoti ., Portland.
Or to tbe WILLAMETTE rAKMlfi, tUkm, Oregon.
IEIIY IIXES AMI IASKETS.
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TAmcmicK.
The Cases Which are on tho Docket f
the Supreme. Court for the
March Term, 1007.
FIRST DlBTiUCT.
State of Oregon, rosn., vs. Nell richtitr,
pn. ; npiwal from Jackson county.
J. O. lolman et nl., resp., nnd npp., vs.
Clnborn Nell, ct nl. ; npp., nnd resp.;
appeal from Jackson county.
SECOND niSTICT.
W. J. Stewart, ndra'r, app., vs. J. C.
Corbus and Ijtura Corhus, resp. ; appeal
from Denton county.
Jno. W. Boyd, resp., vs. James Har
polo, npp. : appeal from Lano county.
State of Orogon, resp., vs. W. S.
Johns, app. j apical from Lano county.
It. D. Hume, resp.; appeal from
Curry county.
Marx & Jorgonson, resp., vs. T. W.
Major, npp., appeal from Lano county.
Douglas county, resp., vs. Thomas
Clark, ct nl., npp. ; appeal from Douglas
county.
Louis Bciflls, app., vb S. C.Flint, resp. j
appenl from Douglas county.
Btato of Oregon ox rel. A. J. Knott,
adm'r, resp., vs. 8. W. and Elizaboth.
and w. K. and E. S. Cram, app. ; upcal
from Douglas county.
Laura Lakin, resp., vs. Tho Oregon
l'licific It. It. Co., app.; appeal from
Benton county.
0. W. Sanford, resp., vs. II. W. San
ford, aiip.; appeal from Coos county.
8. W. Item', resp., vs. Sol. King and
John II. Lewis, apps. ; apieal from Ben
ton county.
TlllltD ntSTKiCT.
It. W. Kingsbury, rcsn.. vs. A. J.
Baker, npp.; appeal from Yamhill
county.
W. II. Goltra, app., vs. J. II. Foster,
ctal., resps.; apiraal from Linn county.
rounm district,
0. V. Philbrick, resp., vs. Thomas
O'Conncr, apn.
Margaret ilolland, resp., vs. Ellen
Day etui., npu.
htttto of Oregon, resp., vs. E. T. Bar
nctt, app.
Elizabeth Staploton, app., vs. tho
Hamburg Firo Insiiranco Co., ros).
Ed. Ljons ot nl., resp., vs. W. J.
Iuhyetal., optw.
Ilachol Pallcio. anp vs. John Byrne
executor of tho last will and estate of
IVnn Manclot, docensod, resp.
Ilenii-tta N. Kelly, resp., vs. W. F.
llk-'i!!' ii, iijip.
.Ici h West,a))p., vs.E.A.andJamcH
I'.IJ I M tOSp.
.1. 11. Fisk, app., vs. D. V. B. Ilenry,
cl nl., ri-sn.
Henry L. Pittock, resp., vb. TIiob. A.
Jordan, app.
II. I), ltay anil 8. J. Doty, roup., vs.
Ellzatioth N. Hodge, upp.
F. 0. Harlow, app., vs. Celestlo Har
low et al., resps.
Jas. P. McIJeo, resp., vb. 0. Ciesar,
Cameron & Howott, apps.
Stato of Oregon, ox rol. 8. G. Itccd,
resp., vb. Elijah Smith, apn.
btato of Oregon, ox rel. 8. G. Keod,
resp., vs. Elijah Smith and 8. B. Seely,
apps.
Frederick Miller, resp., vs. 0. H. A
N. Co., app.
D. P. Thompson, resp,, vs. Ben. Hoi
laday ctal., apps.
a. A. neppacn, nom'r oi cstato oi wm
rant L, Bohr, resp, vs., C. F. Pear
son, app,
Neppach, deceasod, vs. Jordan, app.
A. J. Miller, ctal.. resp,. vs. D. V. B.
HenarIo,atip.
N. II. McKay, resp., vs. W. II. Mus
grovo, app.
II. T. Binffhnn, anil E. W. Bingham,
apps., vs. Chan. Salono and 0. Salone,
rcsi8.
rirrit dibtoict.
John Hobson, M. J. Kinney, ctal.,
resp., vs. Tlios. Montcith, ctal., apps.;
appeal from Clatsop county.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
TIiob. B. Moore, app., vs. Leonard
Lowo, rcBp.; appeal from Baker county.
Htato of Oregon, rcsn., vs. E. W.
Clemenui, npp.; appeal from Baker
county.
8. B. Baisey, app., vs. J. C. Ituisoy,
resp. ; appeal from linker county.
Majory Herburgor, rosp. vs. John
Hcrburgcr, app.; optical from Grant
county.
It. I). Durkuian, app., vs. Union
county, resj). ; npeal from Union county.
Alex .McUoiiniu, npp., vs. n. u. Aic
Kenzlo. et. nl., rcsjis.; apjeal from
Umatilla county.
Aunt M. Paloy, and Oliver I. Johns,
apps., vs. Umatilla county resps.; aptcal
from Umatilla county.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
II. H. Sampson, app., vs. Man A.
Pratt, ct al., resps. ; nptoal from aco
county.
J. C. Nickleson, reBp., vs. V, II.
Smith, app. : opeal from Wasco county.
County of Crook, resp., vs. John T.
Bushnoll et al., app. ; apical from Crook
county.
The Staytox Counieufeitkii. A ehoit
time since a young man named Daven
Iort and a boy named Homer wero ar
rested at Stayton chargod with passing
counterfeit money, and wero taken to
Portland, and tried on tho charge, and
aro now serving out ecntenco in Port
land. Homer is a boy who has hitherto
borno a cood ronutatlon, and it Is thought
that he was only tho innocent tool of
Davenport. Tho following Is taken from
a letter written by a gentleman from
Stayton to the Statesman in regard to
the matter: "Homo time ago young
Davenport camo to Mr. Homer's and
wanted to stop, pretending he was hard
up, etc., and ho out of pure kindness
took him in and kept him, and ho repaid
their kindness by getting their son v. ho
was only 24 years old to take some of the
counterfeit money that he hail In somo
way procured or made. As thn lioy was
at worst only the tool of this Davenitort
and as he has received a leson which io
will doubtless never forget, considering
his age, I think the voice of this entire
community would bo for his release. In
fact, so far as I have heard, I know It is,"
A petition is out for the right of way
for the narrow-gauge switch from the de
pot to Cockerline's mill. There is no
opposition.
STAVER & M
DEALERS IN
Farm, Dairy, and Mill
Machinery.
WAG0IS5 BUGGIES & CaIRBAGES.
Hinder Iwinc, Kclting, Oils, ami Machine
Supplies of nil Kinds.
208, 210, 212, and 214 Front Street, Portland, Oregon.
BRANCH HOUSES t
Wnliii Wnlln, W.T.; Ln(.rnm.c. Or.; mid Moscow, I. T.
AGENTS AT ALL POINTS IN NORTHWEST
.1. 1. Chbi; Agitator.
Hunn llphtrr, thrt.hra fatrr. la fi !lMf toctt rut
I order auil rax rigralnMtcr thin any Mlitrllmtiirr
Acmo Hnrrow, Clod Smasher,
Cruihtr and Ixirrlrr, n alirrn much Iota than any nthtr
ruttrtlilnir Harrow, all. for about ona-thllil lf, aud
withal ilMi tbe inert thorough work ol any.
ife'4;S
Studchiikcr WagonH.
ThlmhV Plifln, l,' Skein, Tiltular All Waona
and tvfrjthlni? cir. Mh!..
DukrIcs and Carriages.
End fprlnfr, HtO rrrinir. llrrtrr arrlnjr. Tlrnktn
rprlnr Iltipvl and all klndt i( GUrrLcta and Vahlclaa.
J I. Cue PorUhl., Straw turiilrR, Tractloa and Bkld
Rnglnra, Hot l'owtrlulln th world.
Hooslor
Forra Fiad PriUa and Bc.derr, with Truai Aitt and
WldaTlita.
rvrT ii rsBBA I
tBBBKaa r SXaJBBahZf I
Stttdabakcr.
. . I Knur Mirlni MAllotm. half lM.tfortn. Tliraa Snrlnr
J.I. Caw Pulky. Cane and Walilnif r.of, liar i , . K; , -' Wi,,n,
orwa and Cullltaiort. ,
tW Wo carrv tho Jarcest stock in tho Northwest of liiiRgiot, Onrriagca,
CnrtsTSprinff Wiikodr, nivl Vehicles of all kinds at prices to. suit ovorytKHly. It
will pay nil intending purohiiKPiH to call nnd oxnmino our stock nnd obtain prices.
Bissell Chilled Plows
QBJHif5ijw3rS?i
Warranted hattt r built and
better worlflug than any other
noa Frrd OitUr, riranrJ tr.t li lit Wrrld CIlllI I'ltMV IlllUiC.
DEDERICK HAY PRESS
Over thrtn -fonrtim of nil tbo bay ba'cd in the II
baled by thcMtpieMHie.
Bob Sleighs
raxue aoaa
Sliccfull.v built tor our
Trade and first clafiH 1h
every rcMpcct
Vnr ihn .mvnri!rnfi nf illir natrons WO llttVO established Kr.tlicll IIOUSOS ftntl
BKencies nt nil points of iinpirtiinco throughout OroKon, Wnshington nnd Idaho,
where wo furry stock of our various inacliines nntl vehicles, and also repairs
for tame.
v nnm.iii' u-L iiiui. vnii e.ill iiixin our iienrest local acent, ozamlno our cood
and obtain our ttirn.r i.ml prices beforu piin:hasiiig elsowhero anything you may
need in tho lino of .Muclmiery, veincics or nuppnoM.
t iv imvn no IimmI uL'pnt nenr vou. nlciiko write us what you wih to purchase
and we will tend full information nnd jiricew by rotnrn mail, or havo oi n of oor
traveling salesmen citll ujon you.
Should tluw uer arir any diisatisfaction in your dcali igs with otiirolvesor
Agent, please wiitu us all tho facts und wo will soe that ample justice is none yon.
All onr good havo boen epccIaJJy built lor litis irauo oi me i r material
c.ni.. ..n.i ,i,.rl,K- it,n,l. finrlv finished und nainted. and u'unrni iril einal or
superior to all otlnw of thtir cl nianufacturetl in tho United Sin .
Wo shulj liotN-, by furnishinK you tho best goods, by rair prlc , It1 rnj tnas,
. ft . i . a - .a ..niin timip Atilivn nfirr.iiiii.t!
nu rouriiiB unu iionoruiuo uvimiic.u, v unv w Visv 4 v.trta.
STAVBR & WALKKR.
206 to 21l Front Btreet, Portland, Oregon;
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