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20 CENTS A WEEK.
SPECIAL SPRING
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My Slock is now complete;
embracing all the hilest novel
ties in Dress Groocls. both in
WOOL 110 WASH
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LADIES !
In K i i I kibhed and Mu-dm.
.;i jiii" e- :i I e- the l'VI:'i'
fill yuuda
Wr can.
tiUd. in
i I'll! I. n or tii.'
iid iuidf rie-. an I
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ill ht; l u.'i I
n i' l that. A I ban
V IS till.'
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A GKSAT Of
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make - -.. lI.iIi ..l
THE BEST HOSIERY,
CRSSM
This is :iu aw'i j.r.M.'ivssion. I In world moves :ii!il ihe mmi wiio loes nol i.iovt: witli it must i:il
l.fl.in.l or l,e mislieil. V l,.,v s,fr:i. k u !c,v ik.Vc. On,, visit, to our ston- will ..u viiu . you lli.it, ..me1
.It.llar will ouivlwise wmiv Iumo tlum tun :,i .u.y lur hu - in H. ,-ity. This s,,'ms in. iv.lil.lc 1 ait xr-i-tinlinlly
iiiv:t-:m intrirst.-.l puMn- to ,ti11 and 1., ,,nvin,'-(l f thu truth.
WE ARE SELLING AGATE
V- luive al! kinds of tin-wan- tiiititi - ! hi
ott'iii. Vr!' extend an invitation to
Xjo'-ite i'llllloiis. .: a gro-.
i '..rkserews. .j and li'e.
( la cker board-'. I" and l".-.
( ..!fiirne. ."m-.
1 uspi.lors. In.
t 'ake turiHTs. I"'.
I ';:i ling iron. I' t" 'J'ic.
Collar button-. .V. d,,. .
'oj; bangeis. ."'.
i i-'i pan.-, -o I
I'ippei. i.v.
I ii-:e, all p: iee-i.
i.,!l-. inc.
l!nvelopcs. - for .V.
tieutr-rs. I.V.
I'lonr sifters. I.V.
i'e.nnf-ls. r.
alter, Webb. ." to I'V.
larter. webb, silk. IV.
I lair brushes. I.V.
CRISSjVlAN'S 5
tj "isr c tc
'.' oVs'AfH" tit to ' MaJpiM
f .rcn
FREE FROM POISON.
i-:iowned llroadhea
i.m wo have as lar
t tra.liiii- tininl
I I'k-v; i;.
a .--toi k
n re.'o:i.
Will
No More High Prices.
FOKSffHITT TO BUY GOODS WtTK SUX LITTJ-B
AN"8 FIVE AND' TUN CENT mm.
BUTTONS FIVE CENTS PER DOZEN, BUTCHER KNIVtS -TEN CF5
BASKETS TEN GENTS, BLACKING TEN CEN7S.
' I 'audKeri-iin-:-. . ;nel ii .
Hair-pin-. ." :.n-l h'c a box.
. Hanoi '.'Heas. .i a .u. I lo,-.
' H.H.k-i and .-v. .. -! do,-. I..,-
Ho..-, l.-.i; k. !,',..
lb s-. , .. , .,! , ,..!. :, i.
I laiumoe I-..-.. .no.
K ni -. pocket . pi.-.
Key .-ham 'Joe.
K ni;- i . ,es. to -.
!v!i'. i -. minciii'. 1" :-.nd 1"-.
t.y a-i peiiei!--. h'c a doAn.
baccs. pillow i i - . "and I''.
I. ace. ve.lon. .
I.eiaou SiU czei s, I'V.
Match safes, ." and in,-.
Mirrors. 1" and I V.
Milk pans. and P',-.
.Mouse trajis 1 hole--. lo;-.
Marblep.all kinds.
AND 10C. STORE. M'FARLAJ-JD BUILDING
:m e :jnt rr
FABRI
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-To TIIK
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an. I look ;i1 our vali.t---. in
-iliHiur
Hook
08.
; io:"'f'":;'d t;f ..inr-iieiahli pi"i
rtv, w:i a'toii! tore-:nari it .it
U e nave a veiy lar-. .-(oet h. ,,.. v,i:.:.s ),;, f;l.,,iv.
lion-e fioiu at tin h w r -1 iie'
' i-r oi'i-i . . ; in t !,i- , """"
'.Aiaai cai i.i: i i:aii i-.
i J li- !.ii:i-. Voruiull;, i't-(cil ti I .
VALLEY
ii-.ii for we.'i and liiuish an u in
leiuse in the state, ( all and yi
pleasi:ie to show voo'l-J.
-iisnful articles too nuiiH'pvh
Nol-- paper, '1 s!n
-Nail lulls',,, pP).
Nutmeg-grater.
Needl-s. siiaip. oe
Tins. ' jiapers, .V.
I p.lpei.
I aiis. ! i;i covered. :'.
Tot soroU .
Ti-rluiiieiy. ."i io (nc.
Total. i cutlers. In,-.
Totato mashers. .
I'uises. . lo 1. 1,-.
b'.i -1 . !..,
U ''.
l.'.ivipt I ks, o, .
Shaiiiois skins. !ic.
Shoe blacking, .V.
Safety pill", :; do;:, i
shoe lacers, 1 doz. f
spoons, set. 10c.
Steak pounders, IV
t-i.
.r inc.
ALBANY, OltEG ON, TUESDAY, MAY 20,
i ATEHi:il!LETI!A(!KDV
A Slietp-Hrnlev Stabs His Assail
ants With a Fair of Shears.
A HUMAN IN THE . KLKK.
TV Narrow O.-iiic Roaii Formally Turned
Over to Mr. HuLtington-Th Port
la a.'.' St like Narly Eniad. -
I'tsi.tLK.N. May T.i. Joe jUt-if
ivievc, aged 17, son of I'lias. Uicti
ivieve, a well known stockman',
was killed this morning twenty
miles pouth-west of here by 4. being
stabbed to death with a jTir of
sheep shears in the hands of a
sheep herder. The name of the
j murderer is not yet Known. it
j said the boy and his mother Im.
j got the sheep herder in the furrier
of the fence and were heating him
j with a club while tlie father stood
I by and exclaimed, "kill him, kill
i him.' Tlie herder iiiially freed
himself, reached up to the lop r.iii,
! w here a pair of sheep shear.- !av,
; grabbed them and fatally sl.ilm .l
the hoy. lb then turned in 'tie
.voman, inilieTi.g several severe
; wound::. Mr. Icncivievc etcap'd
j uninjured.
! a i';:i:n'v statf. of timm.s.
i A Sim Nli'iut Hi i'lithcr i;e(';inie
Me Willi! In Ke-.Wrrrv.
I'.'itiiiMi, .May l"i n:';
l'hflp. yon of Olivet l'he'.p-',
v.hu was 'hot hist niijlit whiio
1 t Kidin' ins ni ; poii-h. wan airi- !i'd
(i-dav, charged w!?ii attem;i!ir..'. I;i
. i..i!i il''i- ids f :thi r. The rau.-e : ii:il
.: to !i.' : lioi ! i:i ntl !.'). i:,
hi.' it is i-lid lli.it tin; id- -.- -pi)in'.-;I
;tiu:iiy to hi.i son. lit-
I i hiiniis !hat v. :'l hi nhii '."
prove '.ii alii.ii. ' 'lie ni.iiive
:L-s;ne.i i--tli:i! tin-fatlier, J . i is
i nr.t iiiV'tns A !'ii.
I'i.jui -May I'1. M.iflei- ill
' Charicerv, . . II. Durham, r, hu
hkteiv sold the ( !;roiii:in l.'aiiway
ll'o.'s lines :md jiroperty, under
! foieelosf.ri c-f mortj-'ae. to day
! made ileed l onveyiii'.' the iro: er
, t v to the Oreonian Kailway To.,
.('. 1'. Hum in:ton and his assoi i
j ates.
in the I nded states cir' ii. I r -u: t
j io-dav .hide I'eady made an n .ler
i in the ease of tlie Ore'onian l.'ail
! uay Co.. ' limited s.the o. ll.Sz
! X. ( 'o.. directing the receiver, '.
' V Seo't, tode!i,er to Ihe Ony-n-
MOKaY AT
OTKES
.'il'.'Ut ion :il J'ock
t-l'img si aii v. to.-.
Siispeiidei.--. lo an. I !.ic.
Sponges. ,"ic. t
Soap, castile. "ic.
Soap, toilet, all price-.
Shell l.aper. - do, i n .'
lootip:el;s
Towel-, ba
,.oo ioi-
;.!,.! IOC
i'o-eth bi o and bJc
riiimbles. V.
Tea st i. line! -. "i. .
Tablets. .-.
I rays,- J0c.
Tracim; w hei I-:. 1
Wash boards. iMc
Wash basins, h'c
Water pails P and ..'V.
Whisk broom:-. 10 -on! J.V.
Cro'piet sets, rfl.io.
i
ian Kailwnv ('., all of tho i.roporly
of the Oreu'onian road in his pos
pes;sion. The Oresonian Kailroad
Co. C. I. Ituutinjitijii and his
associates will take charge of the
property immediately.
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TUB I'Oli l l. ANU STIilli i:.
Tlii-JSIriUert. Win ami Will . lo
Win k Aljaiii.
1'oi.rnM', -May Hi. Another
change in Ihe strike wa i caused
thiit morning by all of 'he union
men who have heen at work dnrint
the p tst week heinu: called out in a
response to an order from head
iiiarters. A l.-ire number of men
have been wot king steadily for ten
days at union rates, hai in
consequence of tlie refusal
of the majority of the luem
bers of the' BufTdffrs Exchaugo to
accede to the demand of tho strik
ers it tt'ii decided to call out all
who wen at work till .sati.-factory
arrangement could bo made. This
resulted in a meeting between a
committee from the new r.uiiders
As.-Tciation and tlie fiiiuii l'.uild
ers Trade League by whom it was
agresd that the "new Kuilders
Association would employ union
men ai eiirht hour and union
wa:;es, I ia agreement tc go
into 'ileci next Wednesday, at
which time ii is thought that em
ployim iit can be given to HiKimen.
It is stated ihat the new builders
association will be n-ady in about
ten ilays to put loo nu ll to work,
and by thai lime individual con
tractors can give work lo nearly its
many more. In the evening an
ojn n air meet ing w as held in the
plaa by ihe union builders league,
l-dioil speeches were made by
members of each union, review im.'
the situation and setting forth the
justice of the demand that eight
hour- --iiieil l coiistiluie a day's
I.i'ior an 1 li.a! the new builders'
as-oeiai ioi: should receivesupp'Tt.
About lUiil .e,son; wele j. resent.
An invitation had been extended
to the l.'iil.!ei exchange lo be
pii-si el and iiieii--: 'ihe situation
w i i !i t he unions, but I he invitation
v. a - di-eliie-d.
iluy K il'til u
lln- ll-illr.
Mav l';.- Willie
1 I1L I V I I I S,
j I in.-ini.'ie. agi-d N, was found
dead mater a live four miles lroin
lii.ii!i near ",.!o-ier hist niht. It
i.: suppoM-il he riiinhed inl-j Ihe
tree and a branch Itokc, precip
itating him lo ihe ground, a dis
taiiie of several liet. i uu.-::-g his
de.i! h.
?'.tr( ImucJ C liinrbi Cumi.
I'.ii.il.wn, iJay PJ. In t In ease
of Ihe ChineM', My. Wong Ham
and child, who arrived here a lew
days since mi the vessel ( 'oloma
and who were refused landinu b
ihe custom aul Imrit ies. argunn nls
were delivered and submitted lo
in the I . S. disliiel coiirl.
!'t iiilin.' .Indue IVaih's decision
t !n- mot her ;md c
Karh furnished
!:iis 1 ,.iid. i
. I
v I i:si i.-i
steamer Karluk
ild w i-le released,
ne ihoii-and dol-
4llO! V.
., May l'i.--The
armed to-d.iv
from Koiliak. Alaska, bringing in
humation thai the baik t.'orea,
t'ai'l. Wheeler, had -jone .".-'hore at
Cook's lidet and with the cargo
wa- a total loss. No lives were
lo t. The bark left this port carry
ing -.up plies for the salmon can
neries on March :.'7th. The vessel
5i ov.nr d by Ihe An lie Tacking
Cj. and was valued at $ I.'i.OOn.
and the caigo valued at iri.i"'.
Both vessel and cargo were in-
Sllled.
in-: ji! Alls V. v.
MS l".:Mt-io. Mav IV. Wheat
M.er year lV.iO l.l"1,..
( nil oo, Mav I'.'. l:l close:
w
at steady; cash
tr,'
.lime
'.(.;' : .nil v o. i in '.'.(".I
.h:lv i:;1,!ii'.i:!
l.ivi.m'i.oi.. .May T. Wheal
holder oiler moderately : alifoi nia
1, 7j -d per cental.
C0A3T N0TE8.
i'oik eouiuy is better oii' linau
cially than slu has been for many
vears. being out of debt and hav
ing over .SjUUO lo run on.
.lohn I-ul tun, democratic candi
ilate for joint repretfentalive of
W.iBf.i Mini Sheriua'i counties, has
icigned. and It. Ii. Cuthrie has
i named.
vuitie ,iock for the Chcadle
canal, w hieh is to furnish water
power for Lebanon, has been siili-
Hl'l'lneil. J corps oi ennieei io
begin work on the f'M.(iOO canal at
an earlv date.
Newport is enjoying the gr'at
..1.1 nn. omit of nrosnerit v she has
ever experienced, says tlie Yaiyniua
Wi.isn i mil lliere is more im
rovemeiit K'dnt; on thati in any
i .vi years previous.
I t,., .it. ..iiner Mischief. CaiUain
.1. .1 Winant. of Ymiuina. has gone
i.. ie r..i Sniiii.l waters. Summer
N iii. 'i'j at the bay who enjoyed
d-ep sea iiHliing. V. ill mis f! apiam
Winant am! lie- stamicn nine
cl, ft.
Tied in bel.an ui. Mav 1-, Mr.
.1. 1 1 vde. Mr. llvde ',a l-oin in
'. ernionl in IsbJ. emigrated
io Michigan in IsTl. He was wel
known in Salem, T.iov.usville and
! Lebanon. Deceased was buried
in l'.i'nH nsville.
j .lim Weslcv, a Warm S.ring
Indian, who did good work against
I the Snakes when they were mi
I the warpath, says he was bom in
The Pallet- about iifty-five years
ago. and recollects well w hen the
lirst immigrants journeyed through
( thi place in waon-1 drawn by "i-feam.
1S90.
BLOWATMOKMONISM
The U. S. Supreme Couit De
cides Against the Saints.
A XKKltlFIC STORM IX OHIO.
Immense Damage Vmt to Crup'- Tie
Pri:a King Von:en Tbrsateu Ij
Ha id tlie Salcooa in Kr.iit.s
Washington, Mav I;. Th
supreme court of the 1'nited States
t'.-daf rendered an opinion oi vital
interest to the Mormon church,
lit a suit of the church of Latter
I lav Saints against the I'mlcd
States, which cornea- here on nap-
pea! iroin a ileeisiolioi the supreme
coil: Ioi tali in lavorol the I ntted
State.-, this ' court afiiniis that
judgment. The case grows out of
the I'.i.lnitiinls anti-jiolvgainy law,
which dissolved the Mormon
church corporation and escheated
to the 1 mted States (he real
estate owned bv the church. The
Mormons entered suit to have t In
law declared unconstitutional.
A TKltltlKIC STOKM.
Ti cineiuloUM Iuiini(;e Ituno In I'or
liuuit of Ohio.
Woo.-tki:. Mav T.k A tenilic
cyclonic wave of rain and hail
storm passed over parts of Con
gress, Cauaan, ildeslo, Milton and
Chippewa townships in this county
between three anil lour o clock
Sunday afternoon, doing a tremen-
loiis amount ol damage. 1 he
storm swept over a section three
miles long. The most serious
damage was done in and near the
villages of Coiigrcssand I'owsburv.
m i:iki:i:i ins w 1 1 !; .
A 1 1 --:;- ul llt:-liuinl SliooU Hiui
- !f :iii.I Wife.
San Ti:anci-o. May T.i. 1-M-waid
I-'ladung, a Oennaii laborer,
shot and instant iy killed his wife
.May, this evening, lb; then s-hot
himself, iullictinir a wound that
will probably prove fatal. From a
letter found on l-'ladung'.s person
it appears that he and his wife had
oiiarrele.l Saturday, and this morn
ing .slu sent him a letter saving
she meant to h ave him. t'lad'llig
woul to hi" room in a rage and Ihe
tragedy ensued.
mi: i'.c:i i ir mail.
ri ii ul iiK L'lultl lliul Hi: llttin
Any iif lit Slack.
Ni.iy Yoi:k, May LI. Henry
Yillard denies that be is co-operating
with Huntington to k ire a
controlliii--' interest in the Taeilic
Mail. illa.iit savs he does not
own a share of Taeilic Mail Htock
and does not intend to buy any.
He has not seen Huntington for
several months and had no com-j
iniinicatioii with him on the sub
ject of Taeilic Mail.
'I lie I ivening Tost savs : A Wall
street man savs the Norlhern Ta
eilic has already made a;r.inge
iv.eiibj with the Taeilic Mail, by
which Tacoma i;' to be the ter
minal point of the Taeilic Mail
steamers, the Norlhern Pacific
people having agrjed to pay an
imoiint eotial to tlie existing suo-
bidv." It Huntington's people
want Taeilic Maii connection they
will be given it at San Francisco
on f imilar terms.
A UurriKLE DEATH.
A J r.tiup Itun Over ami Killed by
u Fici;tit Train.
F.i.i.cNsia iai. Wash., May T.i.
At ! o'clock a. m.. on Suini-iy, the
freight train near Harve, seven
miles north of here, ran over a
man and cut him to pieces, lie
was stretched on the track with
his bead and one arm across Ihe
rails apparently asleep. The n
ginee. saw him too late to stop.
Ihe remains were brought here
and were ideutiliedas a tramp who
w as in a chain gang here lately.
l.Mkiii lo tk I'ai lllc.
Ciui Aoo, May T.I. For some
time past the advisability of erect
ing a watch factory plant on the
Taeilic Coast to compete for the
coast trade has been under con
sideration by u number of promi
nent watch 'manufacturers.
Wgrlit'K Fair -oiiiuiiioinrii.
San Francisco, May If. ov.
Waterman 1 a-? appointed M. II.
DeYouoj,'. of San Francisco, and
Oil. Wm. Forsyth, vi Fresno, com-mis-ioners
to the wml Ts fair af
ChL-azo.
A ToiiijiPi-iiin-o Itaiil Ki-tcl.
Kansas Citv, Mav in. A Tope
ke special says that OtHl temper
ance women' in that city have
banded together and resolved to
. iii.nee ilie slate law. despite tbe
supreme court decision. A raid
is expected I o follow.
A rirrrr Kaltlii.
Pvkis, May T.'. The Temps
Sinegal dispatch says that the
I'renc'n have captured Sigoii and
Oussi-boiican after a conflict v. ith
the Uahoii'.ians. The forces at the
battle at )wze T.ogon, which took
place April L'o, numbered loOO.
All were killed. The I rench loss
was lo killed and 72 wounded.
0iiuifil ti tlie I.iittpry.
Asm vii. le, N. C., Mav 10. The
general assembly of the Presby
terian Church South adopted ieso
lutiona to-dav viiiorouslv condemn-
"i the Louisiana ioltt,rv :lllJ
Wiirnmg all members of the 'church
against coinp'icity i jt i :mv
sl.ape or maimer, particularlv bv
buying tickets. ' "
TUEI NIOX PACIFK .
''""'""I. '" Maw lut,, the s..uua
ncRfon.
Ta. o-ja. Mav Pi. .i(.,iaent
Adams of the I ion Taeilic rail
ro.ul has authorized Chief Engin
eer ll'i'Mie oi il.. . ,
a v oijiji;iiiv to ac
cept a pro-ioMtioii made' bv the
,lfr,ll ,A H:u. x.itll
lacoma. The company has also
accepted the propositi",,., ta.
Americanlike railw ay to purchase
that road and run into Tacoma
lioni American Lake.
Wlll-k VI ill llfxril, .... .1... I'.
iacific between Taeoma andOlvm
pa i .nay o. - -- . - -
A FATAL FA I.!..
A Mull WlioStoppt-,1 oil- it Kailroud
Trritlle at Atthlauil.
Aii!.Axi.,?day V.C A man about
fifty years of age, with a club toot,
was found ibis morning overed
with blood on the railroad track
mar Ashland. His skull was
tract ured and tho man is not ex
pected to live. Tapers on his per
son showed that I13 was an agent
of the Fastern Floriculturist and
was named K. II. I'.iown. Jt is
supposed he arrived here on th
treight train but evening and
while the train was oil the trestle
stepped ot!', not knowing th;i dis
tance fo the ground, which was '2)
feet below.
TIIK I'ltl.K KI5G.
I'eli-r .lai knun Fail to Hi:ek Cut
IJil. Smith.
Cine ion, May lii. s;x thousand
people ,w itnessed the irreat five
round match with four ounce
gloves between Peter Jackson, the
colored Australian champion, and
Fd. Smith, the champion of Col
orado. Smith made a good show
ing against the bi colored coon,
standing up five rounds without
sullering a knock out. In tbe lirst
round Smith was knocked down
three times, lint in th second he
lauded repeatedly on .lackcon's
jaw and wind.
i'vnderly Ae.Utllc-d.
imitSMii no, IV.., May T.i. T.
V. Powderly, .1. S. Tyrnc and
Peter Wismeii this eveiiin. wi-re
ac(iiilted of the chaivi of con
spiracy preferred I.v Kdward
CalUhan. The costs were placed
on the i-i.iintv.
Auulher X:itiii:l UanK.
Wamuni.Ton, Mav T.i.- 'llu
First National l'.:ii;k f Tort All
gele, a! Toil A i:c i'-:-. Washing
toll, has liee.'l an! l;orie.I to i-m-inence
business with a c;.p.l.il o
ipV.ltM. The president is l.e:.ja-
luin 1 . ScheiKaiJ. : c.i!iier. Israel
Sahbger.
llttclared l'ucoii!.!itu! ioiial.
W siiinc.iox-, Miiy h. i'i.e su
preme court has itn.lered an
opinion holding unconstitutional
the law of Minnesota leipiiiiiig ail
fresh meats to bo inspected 4
hours before slaughter.
DrltCB t (b Wall.
Ni w Yoiif: , May 111. The Public
tirain and Stock F.xchamre. limited,
said to be the largest bucket shop
in the 1'nited State- went lo the
wall this morning.
Kx-nutiir .loken liinaiir.
1i;it;-M', May T.i. Fx-Senator
Chas. W. .tones of Florida, was
this morning adjudged insane.
Liiatu'-tid ill .Moutuiiu.
The sale of the gromid known
as French liar, on the Missouri
river about 14 miles from Helena.
means that the mining of precious
tones is to be added to other in
dustries of the irreat state of Mon
tana. The ground, or fields, as
thev should lie more property
called, were purchased bv Howard
Oviatt. and 1-rank W llliams .loiies
for an Fnglish syndicate, the trans-
action Having ik'cii urougui aoom
ind consummated through the
ell'orts of F. P.. Northup, of St.
Paul. ti. S. Streetor. who cx-amin-
ed the jiroperties. is the son f the
great !.oiidon gem dealer ami has
visiteil everv treni iiro.bicin.i' dis
trict in tbe world. This, wijdi tbe
price paid tfloO.tKMi for some lifly
ncres of "round, valuable for no
other puriose indicates that in
the opinion ol experts tne inui.su y
w ill be a profitable one and carried
mi upon an extensive scale.
T l. Snratt now has a liiamoii'l
loiind in these lields. which, after
being cut by TiHany v Co., of
NewYork, was valued at if.V.'oand
jiroiiounced by that linn to be of
unusual iualisy. An expert l'oiini
the Afiican iliamoud ln-lds say?
thai ihe formation of French liar
and character of the dew-sits are
identical with those ot the former,
and thinks the properiv an un-
usuallv rich one. in audition to
diamonds are found other stones,
such as rubies, amethysts, sap
phires and emeralds. I'his place
(French liar) is not ihe only gem
field in the state, beautiful rubies,
sapphires, amethysts and a few
diamonds having been found in
F.ldorada liar. Northwest Mag
azine. For Salt.
Oood single buggy, harness, role,
whip, horse blanket, etc. Buggy
newly painted. All for sale at a
baigaiu. A nice outlit. Call on
E. Beardsixv.
vol. v.yo. ij5
THEDAYIX CONGRESS
Senator Mitchell Discusses the
Salem Bill.
F I NTKKESr TO OBEGOV
Uolpli ana Mi!c!l! Cintt Agree oa tl
S:W.r Coicijm Qneation-The
Tariff Jtcatnrt.
WAsiiixoroN, Mav 19. In the
senate to-day Hale, i'rom the com
mittee on appropiiation. reported
back tho annual naval appropri
ation bill.
The silver bill was taken uo Ami
Ildlnll :l,lilroas,,l lha u.
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thought that international bi-iuet-
uusiii was oesiraoie. in consider
ing tlie vari n- nL-iTK In. o
, , I ' - ..aacaiu
hed the plan proposed by the secre
tary of the treasury was open to
less and to fewer ohi.vtiotw tl, .
any ethers, if the purjiose was to
keen both ioM and rsilver m.in i.
circulation. He argued against the
nee co-nage oi silver as Bomethin
thai would stop the coinage o!
gold, but remarked that what he
said i.i regard to free coinage did
not. of course, apply to free coinage
uudei- the international agreement
which es(;ih!islie.l Ia ni;.. i.
tween gold and Rilver.
Mitchell expressed his dissent
from tiie views fx-nrfs5-il l.v- l.;
colleague, Dolph, saying in part:
At the two state conventions that
recef t.'y met in Oregon each
ro.v.i.va unan:uiousIy, without any
hesit.'.ijii or niiiv-o,-:if i..n ti.i"i
they were in favor of free and un
limited coinage of silver. 1 believe
each of those conventions was
c .imposed of representative men of
the great parties in our state. 1
believe in adopting those resoiu-
uons, iney voiced the feeut-inent,
almost univprs-tllv r.i (I,..
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Oregon, therefore I d not desire it
io go oui. mar my colleagues
speech here to-morrow on this
pi'-suou voices uie wuoie or tlie
entiment in Oregon.
Alter the usual routine of mnrn.
ins business the executive s 'inn
adioumed.
:x thh iioi.
Ihe house went into the com
mittee of the whole on the tariff
bill. The amendments offered
Saturday by McKinley to the in
ternational revenue" bill were
adopted, as were also a number of
others. The McKinley amend
ments atlecled the tobacco ami
snr.tr tax. among them being ontj
that the international tax on
smokingand manufactured tobacco
and si'utr I- four cents a pound,
and reiiucing the lxind of cigar
manufacturers from ?."t.H to$10)'.
Hll-f tiSOXT TVf Al LOADED.
A Meddler .Ma ken a M intake !n th
Auditorium Itaildin:.
l l.i,..i."- Il-. rai-!
It !-." lint do for any one to
foul with the Auditorium, by th
wa . A young participant in on
oi I In kouioi tlances has been
brought to a realization of this.
The other evening he attended
the inll-dres rehearsal of, the
dances, and while he was free
from the rehearsal he etrolled into
the upper regions to see what he
could see. f course he made a
al mistake. He ran across the
mysterious thunder machine
which is located up in the flies,
and hi unintentionally touched it
oil". The great, big, heavy ball
fell into the lirst chute and des
cended with a roar and a crash.
This is a irreat illusion to repre
sent thunder to the coplo in the
audience, but to those on the
stage il sounds more like a cyclone
crash. When it started on thin
occasion the dancers quit and mado
a break for tin orchestra. Part
of them hopped over the footlights.
Kvery one on the stage thought ol
tin "doom sealers' ami believed
that the roof was falling in. It
took long time to reassure them,
but they were linaliy quieted. The
identity of the young man who
had started the crash has never
been discovered, but if he is found
out before the komoi ends the
chances are that they will take
him up to the top of thechuteand
di-oj. bin, down, just for luck.
A Story With a Mural.
Theie is a moral in the following
story, says the St. Paul Pioneer
Press, il is true, and it in appli
cable to every position in the com
mercial, literaty or professional
world. It will apply to the most
eminent laywer and to tbe clerk
in a corner grocery. A young St.
Paul man applied to a well-known
merchant in this city fur the
si;io: of assistant bookkeeper,
lie was asked what salarv he ex
pected and replied :
Fightceu dollars a week."
"We had decided not to pay
more than $15,'' demurred tlm
merchant.
'Well, sir,"' answered the youug
man. frankly,"! need the jiositiou,
but you must remember 1 eLould
work jus.t as hard if you paid nii
but ijt a week.'
'"All right, sir,' replied th
merchant, with an approving
smile,"voii are just the kind of a
man we want, oo io wuia. r
morrow at $X) a week."
All kinds of canned fruits, veget
ables and meats new and fresh at
Spencer & Blackburn's.
Pure eider vinegar at Kenton'a,
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