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PUBLIC SALE
OF
IMPORTED SHIRE STALUONS
AT
L. SENDEES' STABLES. ALBANY, 0REG02T
SATURDAY, JUNE 7, 1890.
The undersigned will select a lot of pure bred imported Shire Stal
lions. Each Stallion warranted to be an average sure foal-getter.
Each Stallion is pure bred ami recorded ; a certificate of registry given
with each horse, together with his petligree.
A. rare opportunity is hereby ottered to buy a Mnlliion at your own
price, and a great baigain. owing to the lateness of the season.
Do not forg t the date or tail to attend the sale. Catalogues on
day of sale. Sale to begin at 1 v. m. Stuck may be seen ut any time
prior to sale.
Tekmw: One-huli cash, balance January 1, 1891, with interest at
the rate of 8 per cent, per annum, purchaser giving good bankable
paper. A. T. DUN 1. A P.
(ir.o. IIi mi'hkkv. Auctioneer.
HENRY, HI. STANLEY
IN7 DARKEST AFRICA
Tb aomplto ttory of SUnleT rroent Ihrflllnf
llTeotarea and the diclouro of hi Important
&l3oTr.t will appeftr for ih tirt time In th
sTork written by faimseir, entitled "In Darkest
ofrl'f" I not be dfotireii by any of the o
aLrd BtaQlr books" nrw being ottered as ga
o1netnd "authentic. To no one of these caa
fttanley contributed aline.
Th?rsi enoqustion about this statement belnj
emTectineeTy panicutar w e fruarauuw it, aaa
vtll firm TwticuiAraon application.
PIITinM In order not to be misled, so
UMU I sUH that the boofc bears the inw
print of
CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SON9
And that the canrasaing aent carries a certificate
ct asocj from ns
A. L. BANCROFT & CO?
, 132 POST STREET, '
SAN FRANCISCO. , ,
SiBeral AonU for tht Paolfle Cout
li- MAtti'ial,
.'OLE AGZSi FOR LISS COl'MY.
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O 11 V PATKONS AND LADIES OF AL-
ou sburt notice. A perfect fit ajd satiaiac
tioo KuaxaDtesd in eery rstpect. ThauKs
for paat favors. All In the future will be
icrateluily receive, Mrs. U, Barns, corssr
Mb aad JeS.sea.
Why.
Why shouldn't the spirit of
morta.' be proud when good freeh
groceries can be bought no very
cheap at Spencer & Blackburn's.
A trial order will convince you.
Parasols! Parasols!
I have just received my spring
stock of parasols direct from the
manufacturer in New York in all
the latest stvles and priees.cheaper
than ever before. Samuel E.Young.
jrORSALE AT A bAKOAlN A 1 mil tnd
JT hn(tr cow, Jersey, five yevre oltl Give,
about two kuIioiij ' Pr dav- ror
terms call on L. H Mbntanye in this city.
TyjOTICK IS HEREBT GIVEN
ihat the undersigned, clerk o
the county court of Linn county. Or
etron, will, ty virtu o' an order o
said conrt, dmy made and en'erert o
ircord. on tt.s 8th diiy of My, 1890
rereive bids for contract to keep the
couniy po r ol Linn coun'y. Oregon,
for the period of one year, laid bids to
he nlerf with said clerk by Wednes
day. Jnne 4, 1S90, at 1 o'-lock P. m.
nlddVrs to boaid, lodge aw' do all
laundry vork for said por. the con.
tract to be li t to the lowet hid l-r.
The court reserves the rialit to r-J--ct
anv or all bid'. Witn ss nn liuml
and seal of esld court, affixed at Al-ba-v,
this 21.-1 dav of June. 1SSh.
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By
A L. Uohkh, t.ieta,
Deput V.
Notice to Contractors aud Uuilders.
RIDS will be received by H. H. Hettt ol
iih. .... . ! n'.-lruilr niuin mi K-itur-
aay, M.iy Slat, for iuri.itliiuir the materi.l
and laiior to ere-a ato -fry uwenniu huus
Plant 'ir iwviflc itlont can ie neeii at f e
otrlceoIC. W. Avert, architect, or at M.
Hewitts office in tame bui diiiir. The lixbt
I- reserved to reject a-i.v ami bid".
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
This powoer never vane. A snarrei
ot purity .strength and wljn!e.tiienet
More economical than the ordinary
kinds aud cannot bo fol.i in couiik li
lion wltb multitude of low U&t, anon
weight alum ot phosphate powder
Sold only in mm, Koial BakIV o.
nr.R Co . 10-. Willi t. N. Y.
Lewis M. Jobnbon & Co.. Agents,
Portland, Oregon.
Fate's Goto FEMALE Fills
For Frmle Ir-
refill.. titie; noth
ing iikr tbeni tn
the market. Never
:il. 6ucce9full
irt b prominent
lalie montl.lv.
Onaranteei' to re
lieve tupprewe I
met ulruatii'ti.
Surafe, Ceriais
Don't be huinbui'
fed. ajkVK time.
Health anil money.
Take no utlter.
Sent to any il
drew) y mail cn reci lpt nt price, 2 00. Ail
dieis ihro Metllrtiie 4 iiimiy
Went Brawn II.. x 27, furtl uiil, or.
Sold by Fcbay &, Ma-on, Albany. Oregen
Tiie Delelirated French
CURE
H'.ir,i,.tcl to B!9S,niT;WP,l ormone
cure ArAAUOUlKS refunded'
ttniiisi the MCvi i'le iit of tlmulsntp,
rt be. -c' -r opium. Of t1.. iu;h t uthful n ii
crt-lion, ov r iinluu' !i e, t-tc, huch anlorf
r.mut Powr, 'A' ike u 'nw Ht-arin v- loun
Pin l:i the Ka k, Mrii.uiai W. itklit-w, 1I
tcria, NVt uu- Prs mti-.n, N -cturn-tl i.ml'H
ir: l Leucorrbffc, UiZiiiiesn, WVmK Mtintr(
losvof Towcs'id lini'f enc , w hUh i uck
lttel lttn lead tv (TftniMttir- old ave aii-J
ii.a.mlv. Fr.ct. a b x; tj LoxtS f.r 6.oC
Stilt tv ti.nii .d rrcli't f pnu
4 Witlll 4.1 . KlMli: U g-iv-n
'tb erv rder recHveil. to refuml tiif
niuitty if n r-ruiiiii t l uro is t ot t Ut. tei.
A; be tbcusaii tol t;tin.oniHlj fn iu old
hi..; ount( of bith ft xee, h" bavr ben
Prtrii ent ron-d by the u w f Aphroditme
Circular free. Auilress .
I Ilk tilU.O U3ll lift.
H'tst"fi liranri, iox, ' 7. Poit:aid, OreKO.i.
I For tkle by Kortay & Maenii, who euaieu.d
I ret it rirtiL'(tU;, Alb,in . iv.u
:l f Y T..i. ntc is heieb-ifiveothit
V Tl.t f.i 10II of th it of -ii any. Or..
U t 'hi jeir 1S00. h .
lie-. i itacei in n.y
a that 1 Kill be at
likHilt lor v .'U-ettl..
i and re.l i.r tl e tax. t el at(ed In taid roll,
I lor the ii -si i f tl i--) .aia Jrcin date f
(tbUnuttis All taxea reuiainlti un, aid at
j tb expiration of iKrij dj tbrereaftot
ill 1 relun o.l to !l e r. nimon wuncil of
,tlierityo( Albany at iieltiiquent, and co-it
land ttptriiaet lor vuil.xtin uih t .act be
J auoea thereto. JollS S. iiOFi VAN,
; iiv Mar-bil.
; Dattd at Albany, Or., tbla 19tb d.y of M-
SECKET SOCIETIES.
,vi. u, . aiiety Lodg-e No, Ig; meeta
rV ver llonuay eveiiin at the U. A. K
hall on t-ei-ry street, bstween iswond and
I bird. Albany, Oregon. Stiamrert in the
lit, and trantlent brethreu curdiallt invited
to attend.
Harriet Hubbard Avers Recau
ier balm, Cream and Powder, cuu
be obtained at Hubbard's new
drug slere.
...tii ' aS Rafter
..-"n.cmttve r.:antii either pet wlieiher
A TOWN IN UJJINS.
Bradshaw, Nebraska, -Destroyed
by a Tornad.;
'
MAM KILLED AND TTQUNDED.
Iowa Towns Submerged by a Psttrnotirs
Cloud-Ba st -Qrjat Dsrtrao ioa
ti Fropsrtyi ' V
Lincoln, June 4. The State
Journal party returned from the
scene of the tornado iu Bradsh iw
this evening, and brougut continu
ation of the worst npurti received
fiom there. The stori;.?. tck the
town at 8:30 Tuesday evenkig.
The roar of the wind was the first
notice the people had of toe dis
aster. Not a single building is
left. Every bvsiness house was
made a total wrecx, ank the prin
cipal street is tilled w :t.'j ruins.
A special train was dispatched
fr..m Lincoln with phv-ician- and
other relief. Itwasieuad that m
Russian settlem nt ntar town was
truck ami the report i that nine
were killed there- outrijtlit.
The doctors a -y that in all twelve
are dead, eight mortally hurt and
perhaps twenty are hurt less Seri
ously. The killed are: John Miller;
cbild of .i. Bromsier; wife and
child of I. Pen.er; child of Mr.
C'hapin; two members of W'm.
Shaw's family ; wi e and child of
Mr. Minke, and a hirsiman.
Gov. Thayer has serj.' tents and
other supplies to the sufferere.
A tXOlU KtUST.
Savaral Towns la Iowa Submerged
by tba Fluol..
CoixciL IJ1.IFF8, 1 1.. Tune 4. A
mc:hI from Ln)erooJ says:
Al out two o'clock lb s morrimc i
i loud buri-t uvcuned nine nillert
inn tli !' tlicre, nearly over Mov
qu to Ce k. When diy broke1 the
lower and western hal? of the town
premn'e'l a pit nble p ikilit. S ores
ol tiwdiiiiys wtre titaKy wrecked.!
In ilu' iOAr part o( the city
lioiife stood in len feet of watei.
M.itiy l.riil:e; were t-wc t away,
ami m.ttiy pernors narrowly
cm upt-il liom tiiowiiing. A large
niiiiiiier ot cattle and hogs weie
ilrowned.
The total io.-M iu Underwood
and vicinity agjre;ats 150,GV0.
At VetOll a villatfe eeveu miles
below UiulerAood, and on Mos
quito Creek, the d. linage is not
ie.s krre-af. The beV part of the
tow n is under from 5 to 15 feet ti
water.
TUE SILVER QUESTION.
McKlulry Comet to tba Front Wltb
a Cuinprutnlae Measure,
Washington, Jun 4 The re-
ulilu an rcpri-eeiitativea went into
h c.iiHUs inline lia'e.y on the ad
joiiriiineiit of the- iiouxe ibis after-
ojii to cot hider the silver que
ti"ti. It had been announced in
mlvance bv the leaders that the
real purpose was a conference
niilu r tliiin tor a real caucus.
Representative hnctianan snb
mtudt inotii n that the caucus
lull as it stood !e reconsidered.
Represent itive Walker aul:nit
teil a' proposition, which in ttf - t
propi .Bed the teference if the hi 1
hack ! the former caUcUri Co'" nut
tee, with in.-i rm tiling to report a
l.ill, which will plai-e gold and
!iiver at par by allowing the ins-u-a
ice: ot certiliiMtcri o an unlimited
extent n depoeits of either metal
at l he inaiket value.
Representative Uorsey, of Ne
braska, Mi'iwireil as a substitute
aiicus bill Ihe drait of a bill w hich
he proposed to iulroduce in tho
hnue.
Mri'i'il y c.irne to the front wrh
a i-ouipruni'Se propohition. He
propo-ed tint the trea-urer pur
elii.se 4.ls million dollars worth ol
Aiin-ric.iii biU'er each niont'i ; that
certificates in payment therefor
shall lie fu'.l le -al tc:.der, redeem
alile in lawful money, and tliMt
silver bullion may bj coined to
meet the demands for redi-mpt'on.
I iis proposition al-o proxHcil tbat
when jiolil anil tilver nach par
there sh.iir l tree cointge. Il
omits the biillu'u redemption pro
vision f the conn bill, and was
therefore iiuiu-liaielv assailed by
seveial ii.eiiil.i--9 on that account.
A vote was tl-en taken, reMiltii'g
in ihe iosertiou of the McKinley
siibht.tiite.
Tlieconintitton rules will decide
when ihe hill bhall be brought into
Hit? hoit-e.
TH K IC.vnnx ItKRBIi
Brltlah Arist eiute Lose t 00.000
In th Great Kaoe.
London-, June 4. The great race
for the Derbv stakes for thee year
old colts ami fillies, distance a mils
and a half, was won to-diy byoan
foiu. There were eteht starters
burefoot was the favorite in bet
tine, and hvl been acked to win
to the extent of 100.(10 I.
Among the backers were larve
nuuibera of aristocrats. They suf
fered severely.
A TOWN UUBNED.
A . allforr.la Tlllaa;e Swept by
Destructive itlaie.
Dapof.tt. Cal., June 4. At
i ; -d iy fire was discovered in
.southeast corner of the Cap'.tal
tiotel. a heavy west wind was
blowing for the first time ini
months, tvervthing was done to
save the property, but within ten
minutes the fire had spread over
15(W feet, destroying a large num
ber of buddings. The lose is
$35,000; insurance, $10,000. The
cause of the tire is unknown. The
town is now without a hotel or res
taurant, and only one saloon.
TIDE LANDS UKCISION.
A Hotloa for a Beelew of tbe
Seattle Case Denied.
Washington, June 4. The sec
retary of the interior lias denied a
motion for a teview of his decision
of March 27 in the eatile ih'e
Ian J case. The case involved the
right to locate valentine scrip on
certain tde lands adjacent to
Seattle in the then leniiory ol
WaehingUn. In bis decision the
secretary tavs the motion for a re
view does not raise any new ques
tion nor suggests any mueriai fact
ot point of law not iliscus-ed or in
volved in the fei-i-i n of Mtrch 27
A NEGRO CONFERENCE.
It Object to Ed uuaie the Country's
Colored People.
Mohawk Lakr, N. V., Juno 4.
The negro coiilereli.-e opened heie
this ijioriiina- with a laru n imhei
of distinguished men frjin all
parts of the country present. Tlie
gathering is the first of its ki.nl
and was called to consider the
question of Christianizing and el
ucatini; the colored people. Ex
President R.li. Hayes was elected
president.
General Hayes said the Ameri
can people had a grave f.nd respon
sible duty to perform witti respect
to the millions of men aud won. en
in our countiy, whose ancestors
were brought from Afri'-a to be
he'd in bondage here in America.
It may justly be said in the deep
est a -use of the worl that we are
indeed the keepers of "our
brothers in black.'
MORE MORMON KECRLIT9.
A Test Case to Be Made Concerning
Tbelr Coming;.
New Yobk, June 4. One hun
dred and twenty M rmotia arrived
this morning on tlie s'eamer Wis
consin from Liverpool. Tlie party
is enroute for Utah. A !est,c-c
will some time in the future ne
broiijrht o decide? if Mormo is cane
in violation ot the contract law. ll
the decision be that Mormons are
contract labor in the meaning oi
the law, they will be sent back. In
the meantime they were allowed to
go to Utah.
TUB M'KINLEY BILL.
Strong ObJecUona rrged Against
It by Importers.
Washington, June 4. A delega
tion of about 100 iinpoitr-rs ol
various articles, including silk,
and wool cloths, glassware, et-..,
from New York, Boston, I'lnladel
phia, Ch cao.t i .cinnaii,appearel
before the senate fitnuii e commit te
and made a s rong protest againM
the passage of the Mi Kin ley tarill
-ill. A printed protest piesetiteil
to the committee by C-'iisiabli-is
sign -d by 455 meicaiilile finno ol
New York city. It prote-tp ag sii.m
thepas:ageol the l.lllf. rthj lol
lowing reasons: 1st, liecause u
id ulmllv iinuecessarr. the ci.untr
no longer ni edit g a revenue from
such uncalled for and unjust laxes
2d, It does net accomplish its
purose.
3d. It is unjust in mat ii ois-
crimmaies in lavor ot tlie ncn
against the poorer classes.
4th, It handicaps trade.
6ih, It retards the progress of
the nation, the welfare of the
whole country and the permanent
good of the manufacturers.
6th. The administration ol tne
bill increases the revenue by
inanv milli ns of dollars.
PUBLIC LANDS.
The Proposed Bill to Repeal the
Pre-Emptlon Law.
WiRmvfiToN- June 4. The
Vinnso r-nnimittpe on nnblic lands
to-day ordered a favorable report
on the bill repealing the pre-emption
law, reducing the price of all
agricultural lands to $1.25 per acre
and providing for a uniform meth
od ot miking tne selection oi iue
school indemnity land in the pub
he land states.
Republican Campaign Committee.
Washington. June 4. Follow
ing are the members of the Exe
cutive Committee of the republi
cans congressional campaign coin-
mutte: James u. i.eioon oi -e
York, chairman; Phiietus sawyer
of Wisconsin; Francis B. Stock-
bridge of MichU'Sn ; Jas. ll. Warn
er of Jiasscnn--etts; nenry n
Rinffham of Pennsylvania ; Leoni
dia- Couch of Tenn. ssee; Lui9
McComasof Maryland; Albert C
Thomrjsnn of Ohio : Hosea Town
end ol Co orado : ii. n. lunnen
. a.a a w. 11
of Minnesota; Wm. Vandever of
California ; Schuyler T. uias, sec
retary.
The Objectionable Bennett Laws.
Milwaukee, June 4. The Ger
man Luthern anti-Bennett com
pulsory school law committee to
day passed resolutions protesting
against 'he law, because it unnec
essarily and unjustly curtailed the
civil and religions Imerties. The
resolutions declare that, regardless
of former party obligations, the
German Lutherans shall vote for
such candidates only as will pledge
themselves to work for the repeal
of tbe Bennett laws.
THE PACIFIC SLOPE,
Pending Suit of Searle & Dean
and the Oregon Pacific
AN INSANE WOMAN SCICIDES
W. H. ByarsKom'na'd for 8nrTeyor Gen
eral ofOregn-Add lonal Electloa
Beurni la Multnomah.
BENTON COUNTY.
Cohvallis, June 4. Returns
fr.m all the precincts inthisioun
ty give majorities for Pennoyer
2oi); Hermann 2it); Mc Bride JW;
and the balance of tbe state ticket
is republican by about 1
The republicans carry the legis
lative ticket i y about 15, also the
county tici-et.'except sheriff, treas
urer, assessor and commiss. oner.
JACKSON COUNTY.
Jacksonville, June 4. Returns
since yesterday have not changed
the tesult on the state ticket. Tne
major ties remain about as reported
wiiti iossible small democratic
gains. The republicans elect state
senator and two representatives;
th- other represent dive is in
doubt with the chances in favor of
the deni crat. Tlie returns to-dav
elect Watson, republican, over
Colvig, democrat, lor district at
torney.
LANE COUNTY.
.Ei'GEXE, June 4. Returns are
in tor the eutire county, whicn
give Pennoyer a maj .rity of 344,
and Hermann a majority of 328;
Bean has a majority of 420. The
remainder of the republican state
ticket has a majori'y of about 200.
Of the county ticket the republi
cans elect two representatives,
cl rk, treasurer, surveyor and cor-
oner. The democrats elect state I
senator, one representative, sher
iff, school superintendent, assessor
and countv commissioner.
S. W. Condon for prosecuting
attorney carries the county bv a
lre majority and from the reports
eceived fiom other counties is
certainly elected.
CROOK COUNTY.
The IUi.i.ks, j me 4 Returns
roi- l'- itic i ie :ive: lltrmann,
137; Miiler. lti; Thompson, 34 ;
tVnnoyer. 2Jt; M.-Bride, 13,
fowiisei'd, 133; MeN-han, 135;
Webb, 170; Bean. 13S; Bonham,
17); McKlrv. Ill; LeKov. 19l';
Baker, 133; O'Brien, 174; Wilson,
148: Dul'ur, 157. Wilson was
eWteH nrxnecuting attorney. The
republican unty 'icket. excepting
clerk, f-heiiff and fiossibly assessor,
is elected.
THF ELECTION.
Additional Returns from Various
Counties of ihe State.
Portland, June 4. Multomah
countv complete witn the excep
tion of 'hree small precincts, gives
Hermann 8220; Miller 4253;
Thompson (5218: lVnnoter 6141;
McBride 8313; Townsend 4H4;
lelchan 7W!2; Webb 434(; Bean
r()i4; Bonham 45:!S; .McElroy
rstio; LeRoy 4270; Baker 7937;
O'Brien 4543; District attorney,
Stephens, lep.uTu'J; Murphy, dem.
a.;o7. luitire repuoucin couniy
ticket elected by majorities range
ing from 8'.Hi on state senator to
5jU(j on sher.ff.
PoKii.AND, June 4. Coghill &
Kohn, ol California, have brought
suit ngai"St dearies Sc De-in, Ure
gon Pacific contractors, to obtain
judgement n two notes amount
ing to iiooi.
The attorneys in tne sun oi
Searlesci Dean ag.inst the Oregon
Pacific railroad company to-day
argued a motion to postpone the
trial three months. The court de
cided to allow the mot in and im
posed th- expenses of such motion
on the defendants.
AN INSANE WOMAN.
She Cuts Her Throat WlthsEsiur
In Walla Walla.
Walla Walla. June 4. Thi"
afternoon Mr-. Lanreifon, living
on the outskirts of Ihe ci'y, CU her
throHt wiih a razor. The woman
had been dt nvnted for some time
mil had told her husband hhe
would kill herself and cliiMren.an..
it is sa d, ha l 8 arted to kill one
child. At the time of t ie attempt
the husoand was in the itch-n.
Me he. jd sometlu: g fall i" the
hrilrooin, aud ru-hing :n found his
wife lying on the floor, the blood
-pciitiug from a v ootid in her
thr at six inches !o ii. Theie are
no hopre of her recowiy.
'I his afternoon the Indian cavalry
ttno -s left for Arizona on a special
train via the Southern Pacific.
Their d-o uture was witnessed by
3C0J K-ople.
Free Delivery Established.
Washington. June 4. The post
master g'-ner-d has ordered the
establishment of a free delivery
system the following ofiices, ser
vice liegiuniug .1 ti I v 1st: Ogrlen,
Utah, Stnta Barbara, California,
tnd Santa Crux, C aliform a.
The Hulliday Estate.
Portland, June 4. Linda and
Ben llo'lidav, children of the late
Ben Hollidav, through their guard
ian, Mrs. Campbell, petitioned the
countv conrt to annul and declare
void the w ill made by their mother
the late Esther HoUiday, on the
alleged grounds that at the time
' the instrument was executed the I
deceased was incapable of making
a w in uy reason oi limess ana
weakness of body and mind ; also
that GeneralRuius Ingalls be cited
to appear before Judge Catlin to
buuw cause wny ne snoum not oe
removed aa exer-ntvr nf th will
. Judge Catlin made an order re-
tiunuog uren. ingaiia vo maae
showing ou the 17tn inat.
INDIAN OCTBAOES.
A Namber of People M ardered 1
the Beda la Arlsosta.
Tucson. June 4. Three Mexi
cans have just come in, saying
mat i:iey were driven into this env
oy Indians, who attacked them
nine miles from here, near San
Miquel mine. They eecreted them
selves in the rocks and escaped. A
-iex ican orougm word Uere to-dav
.A . 1. 1. 1 11 : M , t r
ui iue Bluing ot a man, uia wile
and two children about five miles
inni Pantano yefterdav. He re.
ports goii g to tne ranch and find
ing the family murdered and the
nouse nurned.
AN OREGON APPOINTMENT.
W. H. Byers Will Be Surveyor
General of the State.
Washington, June 4. The Pres
ident sent to the senate to-day the
following nomination:
W. Henry Bvers to be Surveyor
General of Oregon.
The Markets.
San Fbahcisco. Jane 4r Wheat
very dull; buyer year, 189J, $1.41.
Chicago, June 4. Wheat easv ;
tah yi ; July 2Ji93?f.
Livekfool, June 4. Wheat
firm ; demand poor ; holders offer
sparingly; California one 73,3
7od per cental.
The Seett Murder Trial.
McMinnville, June 4. In tbe
-Scoit murder trial tbe prosecution
occupied the entire day in examin
ing witnesses for the state. The
testimony appears to be a repeti
tion of that biougbt out at the
coroners' inquest. The trial will
occupy two days.
Seattle Will Celebrate.
Seattle, June 4. Arrangements
an being mad by tbe chamber of
commerce and the citiiens for a
iig banquet to be given on June 6,
ihe anniversary of the great fire
which destroyed tbe better portion
of the city. Nearly the entire burnt
district has been rebuilt since the
fiie.
The Case Ended.
Washington, June 4. Repre
sentative Breckenridge notified the
sub committee and the house com
mittee of electien that he will net
call the witnesses in bis case no s
in tbe city, consequently the case
may be regarded sVs anally closed.
Congressional Meaaiaatlen.
Springfield. 111.. Jnne 4. The
democratic convention for the
hirtcenth congressional district
to-day renominated 8. M. Springer
fur congress by acclamation. his
is 3ii. apringers mntn nomina
tion. Maine Democrats.
Augusta. Me., Jane 4. The
lemocratic state committee to-dav
nominated F. W. Hill, of Exter,
lor govetnor.
For Sale.
40 acres of suburban property.
A great bargain. Also a go d
restaurant in a growing city. We
have some bargains in city and
county proper, y. Inquire of
Guisb 4 llednck.
For Sale.
A number one three year old
colt, well broken to drive, a cart
and harness, all cheap lor cash.
For particulars inquire ot K. B.
Vunk.
While we run largely to special
ties our stock is always full of
choice goods in our line. Spencer
A Blachburn.
"Our Own," a genuine kid glove.
every pair warranted, at $1.50 per
pair, lhis glove I have Handle I
for five years and have tried many
otheis, but never have found any
equal to them for tbe price.
Samuel b.. Young.
I have just received a large in
voice of lace curtains, ranging in
price from $1 to $9 p?r pair, scrim.
curtain net. etc. Also a line oi
curtain poles and furniture cover-
ng. Samuel E. Young.
New embroideries, flouncing,
i.u -.i nounciug in cotton ana sua.
black and cream. Laces in imita
tion point, also new designs in
black and white lace, iucluding
anilyck and Linel Tower. New
urchings. Samuel E. Young.
Matthews A Washburn continue
to push business and evince that
by a bran new ad., in another
column. Their indication may
not ue nanasome Dut ne is con.
siderably striking.
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Dry goods and notions on first
floor, clothing department and
gents furnishing goods on second
noor at u. w. Simpson's.
Remember that Klein Bros, sew
up all rips on hoots and shoes
bought of them, for nothing.
Go to the Monogram for
cigars, candy, nuts and fruit.
fine
Art studio, Mattie E. Martin
room 12, Mcllwain building.
Use elegant Union for tan.
THE DAY IN CONGRESS
Important Amendments to tbt
Tariff an,
OKXGON MEMBERS AT WORK.
Obstruct loaf la the OolombU Klvsr at
Be Ssmsvsd Hotj for Omr
Coast Defeases.
Washington , June 4. Senator
oheruiau brday proposed aud bad
referred to tbe bnauce committee)
as an amendment to the tariff bill
the wool bt hedule prepared i.y the
national wool growers' asociaiioo.
benaior Waeitburu also proposed
to amend ihe Dill by putting white
pine timber on the tree) Jiet.
Stiiatur Altison to-day pre
sented amendments intend, d Ui be
orfeied by him to the iivtrand
uarbor t ill, ordering the Societal y
ol war to cause an examination
and survey of tne Columbia river
rout its international boundaries
to Rock Island rapids, with a view
of reuiovn g the obstructions and
impioving tne same lor navigation.
Jseualor Milchell to-day reported
avorably a 'ill gt anting relief to
William M. Adams, ex-col lector of
cUetoais for tbe district of Oregon
in lite sum oi $400.
Tbe preeiiiiia olhcer to-day an
nounced as a select cummiitee on
the bid for the establishment of a
university of tbe tuned S aies,
Edwards, fcherman, Ingalls, B.air,
Uolph, Harris, Butler, Gibson and
ttaruour.
Tbe fortifications bill was then
'aktn up. All the ameudinenu
recommended by the commiltew
on appiopriatious were agieed to
and t'ae biL reported to lb senate.
A separata vote was then taken
on the amendment increasing the
appropiialiou fo: rifled sea, coaat
mortars irom $25(l,0UU to ,40,000.
Ihe ameudmeut waa agreed to. all
ibe other amendments were agreed
to aud the bill aud passed.
A concurrent resolution oi com
munication lrom the secretary ot
ihe interior iu reply to Stewart's
resolution to the diversion luud for
the irrigation to topographical
surveys, denying any such uivec
aion, was presctued, read aud or
dered printed aud referred to tit
committee ou irrigation.
Stewart asserted, nevertheless,
tbt the money bad been misap
propriated aud tbe w hole legist
tiou on tbe subject of irrigation
had turned out an unmitigated
evil, it having been turnevi over to
Major Powell, who controlled Una .
whole business. a"""
' Keaxaet aaU he bad ocrs-tol
look inio the question and lie
lieved Major Powell bad acteu .
strict accoi dance with the law.
Frye offered a joint resolution
authorizing tbe president to loi m
an alliance with foreign countries
or the suppression of tbe liquor
traffic, w Inch was re erred tj the
committee on foreign relations.
Ibe senate then adjourned.
IN THE HOUSE.
The house to-day considered the
contested election case of McDuthe
vs. Turpjn. A majority reso'ut:on
seating McDuthe was agreed o;
veas 13d: nays 113. McDulua
then took the oath of office.
Tbe bouse then adjourned.
Hie Mouse destroyed.
Pendleton E ist Or wian
It is learned that the residence
of Walter Pierce iu New Walla
Walla was destroyed bv tire Satur
day evening about 7 oYlo k. The
family had just lett tne house to
attend the lecture of Prof. M. V.
Rork, w hen glancing back a sheet
of flame was seen to envelope the
tbe roof, and was pioLably caused
by a d-fective nue. Ihe loss was
about $900, covered by $600 insur
ance. Immediately after the fire,
almost before the last spark bad
been extingu soe l, a suoscripti-'n
per was circulated for tbe bene
fit of Mr. Pierce who is an indus
trious and wort y citizen and well "
liked by his neighbors. It was
liberally signed. J. H. Keables,
of Pendleton, will present him
with a Davis sewjng machine.
For Sale or BeuU
A large commodious new dwell-
ne house lor sale on very eay
tero-s, or for rent. Inquire on the
premises, Seventh street, between
Montgomery and Railroad n'reet.
W. C. l-ASaKLL.
All Aboard far Salem.
The Wm. M. Hoag w ill leave the
0. P. dock at 8 o'clock, a. m .sharp
to-morrow morning. Tickets can.
be had on board the b -at. Look
out for a merry rood time.
To Rent.
A cottage, fully furnished.
throughout, w ith or w ithout piano.
lor three months on reasonable
terms. Inquire at this office.
Stop! I
Look in the window at the
Ladies' Bazaar. Hall reduced
fifty per cent, and all marked in
plain figures. H. I. .owsa.
Wake Up.
Two hundred nickle alarm clocks
iust received at F. M. Fre'vh's,
the corner jeweler store. J
cut in prices.
Julius Gradwohl has made ar
rangements to give away a qold
watch. His customers are invited
to call and see it.
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