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f S t í O t J f ' C O W W Í I t } $ S U [K COUNTYJ # I 2 Í ® S a t u r d a y en » D ALLAS, Party Obligations. IIr . T ru itt's Veto. Mr. Truitt w ill now be expected A contract exists, none the leas dear because implied, between a to explain why he opposed Mr. representative and the party that Mitchell. I f he answers simply be elects him that he w ill abide by the cause he had a preference for some parfy discipline. But. an exception one else, his opposition is inexcusa exists, just as clear, that ha is not ble. I f he answers because he does bound to do a wrong, dishonest or not regard Mr. Mitchell a fit or safe infamous act, even at the party- man for Senator, his present sup dictation. This arises from the port o f him is inexcusable. I t is Tory nature of the contract. He claimed by Mr. Tru itt ’3 apologists Is to follow his party in all just, that as hehrual ways proclaimed that right measures, oven against his individual judgment o f expediency; but no honest man is expected to do violenco to his own notions of moral right. He yields his choice, but not his conscience. W hile it would be a breach of the confi dence reposed in him by his party for a man, out o f mere obstinacy, to disobey its mandates, it is no less a violation of his own manhood, a betrayal of his country, to whom he owes an allegiance superior to any claims of party, for him to do an act he believes to be essentially ho would vote for Mitchell rather than defeat an election, his pres ent course is consistent. That is to say, Mr. Tru itt tells Mr. Mitchell: “ I stay out of caucus on the mere suspicion that it may nominate you. I refuse to vote for you when nom inated. I fight you with all my E D IT O R IA L NOTES. tion ju st as our wife tells us. The cratic Chairman of an investigating nun ought to be willing to let the committoo in a Legislature largely Republican. women decide the matter. The Standard virtuouslyoxclaims Senator Clow's bill fo r a school that “ the opponents of Mr. Mitch- for the blind is a just and proper measure. While the deaf mutes 1 ell have not only resorted to the havo been cared for, the unfortun villification of his public character, ate blind seem to have been over which in a great measure they have looked, heretofore, the measures for 1 misrepresented, but his professional their education having been inade ; and private." Thè Standard onco I upon a time " resorted ” tc> the same quate and temporary. “ villification " to which it now ob When Bob Ford, o f Missouri, ex jects. Was tho paper wrong then pressed a wish that Frank James I or is it wtong now / Which ? should not be allowod to go gunning 14, 188! has been discharged. Some litigant, aggrieved by a de cision of Justice Field, of the Su premo Court, sent him an infernal machine. The nature o f the box was suspected, and it was opened in such a w ay as to prevent an ex plosion. A clipping from a news W h i t e B r i c h DRESS GOODS AND NOVELTIES, atives; Baker, ono Senator and ono Rep resentative; Grant, one Senator and one A few days ago an enormously Representative; Grant and Baker one weulthly banker, of the Hebrew per Representative jointly. Senators holding suasion, was traveling from Munich over, representing districts composed of moro than one county, Where the districts to Vienna by rail. In the same car nre changed, are to bo considered Senators riage with himself was a gentleman The of the now districts in which they resido. accompanied by a friend. Senate B ill No, 48 amends the present stranger was of pleasing manners, law relating to assessments forwchool pur and the purse proud banker at length poses, so as to prohibit any deduction condescended to enter into conver for indebtedness. sation with bim, and gardually oven Senate Bill No. 77 cuts down the fees (as he himself expressed it) took a of the Clerk of tho Supreme Court. Senate Bill No. 75, introduced by Mr. liking to “ the man.” Ho oven went Gates, makes it a criminal offence for any so for a3 to say at last— “ You seem to be a good sort of a person to make or keep a barb wire fence without a board or pole above tho top fellow and a gentleman. Look here, wire. I am going to Vienna to see my Senate B ill No. f>3, introduced by Mr. daughter, who is married there, is Cauthorn, appropriates one hundred dol awfully rich and keeps a tiptop lars annually to pay expenses of the State house. I will introduce you to her.” Teachers' Association. The stranger thanked him and Senate Bill No. 60 appropriates annu ally £2500 for the use o f tho State A g ri mentioned by curious coincidence be, too, was going to Vicuna to see cultural College at Corvallis. Sonate Bill No. 68, introduced by Mr. his dnughter. Hirsch, provides for the office of Attorney “ Your daughter, indeed!’’ said the Goneral, with a salary of 82500, whose Jew banker, with considerable nrro duty is to represent the State in the Courts, gance; “ and pray who may sbe be?” where the State or the departments there "T h e Empress of Austria,” was of may be interested, and to advise Dis trict Attorneys, tho State officers, and the tho calm reply. The stranger was the Duke Max Legislature, on matters of law. Senate Bill No. 108 provides for tho es imilian of Bavaria, father of the tablishment of a reform school. Any boy present Empress of Austria and ex- under sixteen years of age. or girl under Queen of Naples; the companion fourteon, convicted of any crime other was his aide-de-camp. It is need than murder, is to be placed in the less to add that the Hebrew million school for correction and instruction. aire utterly collapsed. They are to remain not longer than tho attainment of their majority. A FICBI'E H L H T BETWEEN KBYTE*. Senate Bill No. 85, introduced by Mr. Clow', provides for the maintenance o f a A singular and novel fight recently school for the blind, and for freo tuition occurred at a barn on Madison street, and board therein, to persons not able to in this city. In the barn in qnestion pay for tho same. Senato B ill No. 90 provides that a is at present being stabled a fine license shall bo paid by persons who sell stallion. The ownor of the horse merchandise by sample in this State, ex also has a large bulldog. The horse cept wheat, wool, agricultural produc and the dog never seemed to be good tions, and imports of foreign goods in un | friends, and last evening the bulldog broken packages upon which duties are got in the stall occupied by the paid to the United States. Tho license is horse, and a furious fight ensued be fixod at 8150, for business amounting to The dog sprang at 810,000 nr under, and for overy additional tween the two. thousand dollars, two and one-half per tho horse with tho savage determin centum, and no abatement is to be allowed ation to annihilate him. Tho sur for any shorter period of time than ono prised stallion managed to shake the year. H alf of the license goes to tho brute off and give bim several ani Assessor who issues it, and tho other half mated kicks. But the dog continued to the county where issued. the row and the two fought for Senate Bill No. 86, introduced by Mr. nearly an hour so furiously that no Humphrey, provides for a license of £250 per annum from those selling liquor in ° n0 dared to go near them tointer- qnantitics less than one gallon, and re- , l®re. anu 1 - "a s only after; the per- qnires a petition of the majority of tho sistent dog had been severely legal voters of the precinct as a condition punishod and badly used up that he precedent to obtaining such license. ! desisted and limped out of the Senato Bill No. 90 provides for the pur- stable. The horse is not seriously injured, but it is thought that the paper pasted in tho box, detailed ? w ! ^ yi h°r,t.:Ue °/i th° P°rlnkiU Whiteakcr and^hayor.’ exec'ited b y W i b J o S W.,H from the effects of bis an account o f tho decision. liam Cogswell, at a cost not exceeding wounds.— Council Bluffs Nonpareil. 81500. j ---------* * --------- Mr. Humphrey marks a new de Senate Bill No. 91 requires that overy WASnwOTOH, Oct. 3 — Prof. Talden parture in liquor legislation. Here porson who buys, sells, transports or keeps submitted to District Attorney Cork- in his possession for such purpose, any bill a report o f the chemical exaroin- tofore one quart has been tho low undressod or untanned deor skin, shall ation just concluded, of the poisoned est lim it for the unlicensed vcnd3r. first pay seventy-five cents to tho County bouquet given Guiteau by his sister, Treasurer, wlm sha .sane to him a stamp 1 M rs Scoville, the day before the ex- Mr. Humphrey's bill raises this to with tho words “ Doer Skin StauiD i mu i ai i one gallon. Mr. Humphrey has printed thereon, which stamp shall be f c" tl0? ' Tire reP°rt says the large fixed to the doer skin on tho hair side,tho | of a h a lf op©nod flower contain- doubtless discovered from an accu hair being hrsf removed. Ono hundred e<I o v e r grains of white arsenic, rate observation that the number of dollars and costs of prosecution is the not only sufficient to cause death drinkers o f one-quart capacity is penalty to bo paid by the violator of this had it been swallowed, but so largely a®1; in excess of a fatal doso, that the in- alarmingly on the increase, and Senato Bill No. 55 gives attorneys the i tent of the person who prepared the that the State revenues are likely evrtffv to j 1*“ 5 flowers .. would have . been defeated . by certify alh.lavits, to take and certify TL . . *. to suffer if tho lim it is not raised. acknowledgement of deeds, mortgages. a" em ° t,C' The or.gtnal amount of ami all othor instrument* required by law i ™ " 18 was greater than that found, a roirrKTAX wn-aei'T A field . to bo acknowledged, and to take deposi- as the petals failed to retain, in a dry tions, at »charge not greater than the fees state, sonto which adhere when Mr. Blaine w ill not speak in of the County Clerk for like services. No moist. Corkhill says he is trying to seal is required. As every attorney now 1 discover who poisoned the flowers, Pennsylvania, nor w ill ho speak in has to obtain an appointment as Notary anj if found t b< be person will be held any other State this year on politi Public to perform theao acts, there is no : tn nnawo. '. cal issues, and why? The answer reason shy the bill should not bocome s must be obvious to every intelli law. n ti v r, ■ , , , , i The Salem Daily Talk learns from by Mr. jj A Bensell, Esq., that tho work gent oltserver o f political events. v» aiao, provides for a Convention to farm ^ ii *u .* . He can’t speak in N ew York, be a now Constitution for the State There on * 16 ^ iree tunnels, a short distance cause he wunld there 1 » compelled arc to be sixty members, apportioned M ; this side of Yaquina Bay, is steadily On the two largest to advocate tho Cameron machine, the members of the house now are. The progressing. which has twice betrayed Blaine qualifications of members sre to be the ] ones, work is being done at both same as those of a member of the legisla ends, and all three of the tnnnels and tho overwhelm ing sentiment of tore, but any judge of a court of record, will be completed early in the spring. tho party in the State, in National eh- f q1’ Th«°.ri r'\i'rcw'nt*tive be xhe docks . and warehouse or , . the ,r , , Conventions. H e can’t speak in elected. I he election of member* is to on the firs, Monday in June, 1883, ' C0’uP ftn.y at _“ »• 4bft7 « • Completed, Virginia, because ho would there occur —.1 ,i i iB coming m and tho Convention is 1 to assemble at ’ and railroad material •“ be compelled to advocate the be- Salem on the first Monday of December! i alm ost 0T0I7 fro m San Fran- traval o f the Republicans to the 188 . 1 . The Constitution which may be i cisco. As soon ae the tunnels are t „ Ko ... k _ finished, enough iron will have been naked rascality o f repudiation, and framed by the Convention he can’t speak in South Carolina or mitt«-1 to the people on tho first Monday received to build the road to Corval- i*n| ’ lf i» to take lig, and it it confidently expected Mississippi because he would there '.fr .»It ’ bo compelled “ > champion the green V oh a™ rh ;ired^thlTrto-.y of “ *“ “ be 10 back causo bo lias ju st throttled tho Polk County members, a large nmn- i next * CT0P' , , and overthrown in Maine. S Si ^ m g ^ ^ s iT n 'o " W sdX j ,< £ . ? • * * 8’ The Standard seems to forget that the Democrats have a candidate for United States Senator, and appear* to be a full-fledged Mitchell sheet. W ith Noltner to defend and Scott to defame, Mitchell will most certainly be defeated.— Albany Democrat. T R A D E ! Q ^ M t ’ ‘“ P«*0' cient public interest to bo mentioned sue- Indian agencies, concluded cifical!y. mentioned spe- j on lhe 7lh insUll> with the a ■' | chitfs and head men of ths Umatilla n ia is. . ' agency, whereby they rive tbsir con- •r | G ? k d lhr.<‘,*,.en* t0 tftke » trip sent to the setting apart o f tUO acres « t'1 Lth° W°a d * V *te* m y *cht of the reservation at an additional H ho lakes in San Francisco in his townsiteof Pendleton, in aceordsnce iT n J .h a " ® be6n " ° m e, with a recent act of Congress, ohanges in railrpad management by _______T T the time he gets there He has regie- Ont o f the best epitaphs, and one tored a row not to visit San Fran- j of the shortest, slso, is that which cisco until ho can ride from New Jerrold gave for Charles Knight, the York on a railroad, or railroads, i amiable historian. I t wai simply, owned or controlled by himself. j “ Good K a ig h t” Ladies’ Cloaks and Dolmans, A ll colors o f Cashmeres. NOVELTIES ! NOVELTIES! NOVELTIES! LADIES’ AND GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, STAPLE DOMESTICS, GROCERIES, HARDW ARE, B O O T S A N D S H O E S . es is now empli 'a ottico. ,m Cooper, of In us Thursday. K slty. and G. O. cOoy, pto in town yostari] D A L L A S , OREGON, tivù session is i FFICE ON MILI, STREET, IN l;KV|;r>. body regrets the Drilli «toro. blanket has falls *4«1 scarcity of half J. N. SMITH, M of good stock A i i n . . . cap by Biptlur DeLaihinutt «W n ltO fM rs . 8. (1 Stiles left on 1 D A L L A S , OREGON. tit to f,b a d . ti Cl-,, ’- -»tas PHYSICIAN AND SURCE*Ç O PHYSICIAN AND O FFICE ON MILL KTKEKT, NORTH Off, Mrs. U V H oum . T V R T ir t r U K ’ W> " • n t t r> vs » . « e k i n g » » chronicle « • H B E L L , In ber o jE c id en ta l shoetin w. G- Msswn returned fr d e n t i s Wednesday. ] D A L L A 8 , OREGON. •' Roods. :en, book-koepi H A L L WORK T O N E IN FIRST-CLASH |p Jtlsm ith Oo., o f Port * * OlHcs one deer Berth ol J. It. I„„ . w hit, k. N. L . BCTLK R . m eli, tho woll JOHN J, B ili ant of P o rti indny. D A L Y & BUTLER, now stands “ in A t t o u n c y n - n l — I , u „ hl, jg, Ity, in all his u r hi® W 1 inietry.*' a g j , Perkins J ILL PROM PTLY VTTENI) To ALL business entrusted to them, unit« Street, opposite Court H o u m , Dullas. W 1ms b tho Souther bis circuit. E. J. D A W N E , [Grew, the live A T T O R N E Y - A T - L A e 119 ] ras in town tt basant call. and N o ta ry Public.* Ion of Rev. A. •f Oregon will PECIAL ATTENTION v !VEN TO looting and loaning mom y. Always nrc J * lependence. to ii»an from £100 to $_\f>00 on punti.iini \,T . DeLnshm utt lute security. Oltico in Griswold's building the bank, Salem Orewo". anied by theii Ssit this week, pbbins and far D R . I. T . M A S O N for a- trip to ( absent for sc m e n t i s be a marring »hall not anticip D A LLA S , OREGON. et us into a gr; (Late of Eugene City and Hlieridoo.) C. A. Gould Artificial Teeth inserted on rubber, very Injut Hbmpleted and - at lowest rate». Satisfaction guaranteed or refunded. Office two doors oast of Jap. K. jugements to con f S drug store. D allas , June 23,1382. ptr*Oi. contemplating ^‘ iBusiness College t money n their tuitii E. It. 8 KIP WORTH, A T T O R N E Y --A T --L A Lswin & Co.’s 17064540 BOOTS & SHOES, Giant Seam Boots, — AND— ftd 0 c shmutt ATTORNEYS - AT- LAI Foster’s Genuine Kid Laced Gloves. G liO V U s (PATXNTtD JOSE 1JTU, 1878.) GOODS PRIME AND PRICES BEDROCK! J O S . D . this cifHco. t advertiseme Ho is still in X o t n r j P u b lie , ess is rustling a lly as ever. Albany, Oregon,! IB mav m . i wants all t Hake imniedia Will practice in all the Courts in the ivor” and it is All business intrusted to him promptly ed to. made. Office in O’Toole’s Block, Broad-AlLin stdHH liman now hai 8-23-m3 of tho school bt paid had t s save extra c G ko . W. B e l t , M. L. l'lf W Independence. ] ett, of Des i is visiting hi: B E L T & P IP E S , 'made us a < ■11 to Wasco n< ney to buy Independence and Dallas. iy fo#iron i Give lie W ill practice in all tho Courts of the I ira Sptdy, C. B B c'ino prospect J. E. D avidson , M. D T. J. L ee , ^TM itel building i see til«’ arrangemen D A V ID S O N A LEE, i l i « t od of nothin P H Y S IC IA N S A N D SÜRGE01 have not yetreeciv of bills introduce Independence, Or. Otlico, one door south o f Reisi’ Hereon. W ’ - Residence - ware store. on ^to ; ions to these gen tien street between 3d and 4th. directors liavo route Diseases of women a specialty. diet cjpivh , and the J u ly 15 1881 ly thè«rin o on last ’ anagement jenlt o f Mr. J. E. COOFKIl. 6fty ■clolar understand that ail • T ru fB has been ndoniers are good iouragiig tho Polk L E E , r,,'1,Uca' su personal holding chi A t the W hite Brick, Main St., Dallas. II. J. GLANDON. S. W. ALLEM, Glandon DEALER COOPER BROfciariC.“ J. Q. D b BERRY & ^ B L A C K S M IT H S , STABLE. G O E S E *!«*. M u i arkened whfc «pnrin gs myster •ught » m WT of a pnt-n IN D E P E N D E N C E , _ PER RYD ALE , OGN A LL KINDS OF JOB WORK, BOTH IN WOOD and Iron, 4kme with Neatness and Dispatch. Afijont for tho Eads & Adams’ cclobratod ; woven v ire mattrosses. A ll kinds of Mattresses Made to Order! Has constantly on hand a large and ; well selected stock of S P R IN G BEDS, Horse Shooing* a Spec laity, Apents for leading make of Pl.iws and all kinds of Farm Machinery. This is paid for in solicitation of patronage. GLAND O N A DxBEKRY FIRST CLASS TÜS 17 CCTS. f ichl Robei und Accommodating Commercial Specialty. L Y O N S , I ! A V I S O RECENTLY PlTtCHASEO TH E SA AS oon business of O. W. Fuss, I havo now on hand a fine stock of Itra rS te lN , L i e . ^9-Orders will be promptly filled, and and all work will be done in a workman like manner. WINES, LIQUORS AND CICARS. N e x t D o o r t o « I n g g p lt A- M e r w ln . Shall keep an orderly placo and furnish my patrons with the best to be had. H. W. LYONS D allam , November 18, 1881. Sheriff's Sale. 1 T HORSES BOARDED REASON July 15 1881 1 , COOPER IÌK0T»,'1 N O T IC E ! N D ALLA S , OREGON. IM ctnre rrntums, > BobfiM Satisfaction guaranteed : H. W . to parties interested or c o j^ ^ that from and after this 23d dny 1882, I will neither become respol pay any debts or liabilities coniw my wife, Sarah Ann Campbell, j persons are hereby notified not totk^j give credit to her for me, or in *g©f] or otherwise, or to have any d0a% at 1 her whatever concerning any of Q erty, either real or personal. B \ ., 'is, At 1 o ’clock r. m all the right, title and interest that the aaid defendants had in and to the above described ron ostnto nn the eaid 81st A . , n l V . . seat . . . ine.sam 31st day of May. 1881, to aatiafy ***d judgment of Twelve Hundred a n Fourteen and Ninety-eight one-hnndredth Dollars, with interest at the rate of 10 per *ent. per annum from the 6th day of De cember, 1881, and th<r further sum of Forty-one and 48-100 Dollars costs, and teem ing coats. Terms of »ale— Cash in hand. H. HOLM AN, ’S S S U C of Section fi, and Lota 6, 6, 7, 8, BN 11 tion T, T. ft 8., R. 10 W. He same* the following witnesses to tinuous residence upon, anti cultivation via: C. B. Sutton, of Sheridan, YamhUIJ ti *. John Nelson, Rtnler DeLuhmutt, Harvey Q«th- Hardman, O of Elkhorn, ana and ««. G. v. C. Lite rie and I Thoma* TV,™ tlnthri« ‘ *ll « “ I T rv-i»- " “ ’ ’ riarvey uuts- *tamman, I MKnom, £ .. ISS-J, '« - - fr fn r ft i7*3’ **^ vvsw ssi ! Thoniss uuthrie, sll ot IH 11 M, rr.ll, Cwnlr, Rent!., Folk Countj. mod S. H | L. T. BARIN. / ' I Tl Lunook Csnntr. ill ol Orvgnn. E d ------------------------- --------------------------- * * t .B A M S Dr. J. B. JOHNSON d e n t is t MONEY TO Loi , We have money to loan on app‘° Having returned to Independence to 1 ■ecuritr, in stuns from permanently locate, is prepared to do all O^iR T O T R Y T work- 1 ^ tTe*tin? V“ * . f • « - W . . . . trk t, evening i meet on fttorial que juinent i: frowd dis; electing ■y wends I a struggh o t ic e i s h e r e b y g iv e n ! T. J. C ai D allas , Oregon, August 23, 11 Y V IK T U E OF AN EXECUTION, Notice ol Proof. issned ont of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for Polk Connty. on T. 8. L and O rnci, Oanno* C r r r ,) Oregon, Sept, ft, 1582. | the Jfilh day of September. 1382, in favor of Joab P. Beeler nnd aguinst David V O T iC R IS HEREBY GrVF.N TFT AT T ’.TR FOL- lotrmf-njuned Settler has filed notice of his In Rohrsr and Ellen Rnhrer, upon n judg- tention to make final »roof in support of his claim, msnt rendered in said Court on the fith and that said proof will be made before J. B. l/pton, day of December, 1881, for the sum of ..atary Public for <>rerun, »t Oretown. Tillamook Twelve Hundred and Fourteen and Nine County, on Monday, October 1«, 188?, Ti*: John Malony, Pre-emption, D. S. Xo. Sftdj, for the S. B. ty-sight one-bnndredth Dollars, damages quarter of 8. W quarter and lot ft of section 19, and and costs and attorney fees; and at tho K 16 Jrn* rter W quarter of section 30, T. 4 8., rendition of ssid judgment it was ordered, I A ll modern improvements, He name« the following witnesses to proro his con- adjudged and decreed by the Court to be a tinuous rreWence upou, and cultivation of. said land. the best in the city. Open nil <11 lien upon the following deserlbed real T. H. BRENNER. \\ \ J J!fBci L’f’^ ♦ TaMr,fc’ Albcrt Etcher »• property, from and after the 31st day of H. R ock , all of Oretown, Tillamook Oountr, Orwon. in I*- T. BARIN, Register. May, 1881, to-wit: Four and 57-100 acres ___________ Notice of Proof. off the sooth part of “ out” Lot No. (20) twenty, to be cut off by an east and west Notice of Proof. L and O ptics , O rkoon C itt , O line, in the town of Monmouth, Count) September 15. ^ of Polk, and State of Oregon. There L av » Omen, Oa«onv Crrr, 0««oov,) OTlCR IS HF.RKBY OIVKN T H A f j fore, by virtue of ssid execution, and in September 7, I8 «t f lowing-raUMd settler has filed n«tkl pursuance of ssid decree, I will sell at N"T!CR IS n U T O.IVF.N THAT THE FOI, tention to make flnnl proof in support ‘ lowing:-named settler has fiie«l notice of hi* in and that said proof will he made before public auction, at the front door of the tcnt.on to nv ke hnal proof in «upport o? h i. 'L m Receiver of the I'nited States I^nd^ Court Honse, in Dallas, Tolk Connty, a id that *aio proof will he made iiefore* the Count* and »n City, Oregon, on Monday, October Oregon, on >uis Bosley, IIoine9tea«l Entry No. Satnrilay, October ¡as so serie id, with fl make a to t, to his and atlowor prices than havo ruled lie®0®1 SALOON AND BILLIARD HALL, W i n d o w lilin d c s , was ratnoving fro’ farm of M iale, wKfu his team lold goods iroction ai L I V E R Y F E E D & S. DeBerry, IN FURNITURE!) •bins wP' present ry prerif, to N. G ithoriMB agent of . . V’. «O r»A f® m n : from o n i to n m I tram . TRUITT &J0H1 Aogntt 14,1382. ' Smith and child in s v isit t j Oregon City v S I shall continue to import Sailer, UK it J. R. SITES, M. D., -ANI>- M e n ’s a n d B o y s ’ C lo th in g , o c t ole is raging. I not promotive ol Lee spends his r t t O F K S r t l O N A I , ( ' A i m s . ETC 4. ET OIT. T h e Blessing may appear ander the Alexander H. Stephens has been shape o f pains, losses and dis appointments; but let bim hare pa Polk county namesake, he elected OoVemor of Georgia by 60,- tience, and he will eee them in thier 000 majority. proper figure.— Addison. it is presumed that, un- Legislative Work. OCTOBER F A L L they be correct, that our represent tleman made no sign o f relenting Ohio has gono Democratic by N o w when Mr. atives who have refused to support his opposition. from 25,000 to 35,000, sweeping the caucus nominee can only be Mitchell is losing votes every day, everything before them. Gov. Fos justified in it on the supposition and the opposition to him is tri ter accounts for the Republican de that they regard the election of umphant, Mr. Truitt springs to his feat on tho ground that the liquor Mr. Mitchell as against good morals rescue. W'hen his opposition did interest went over in a body to the and their support of him as some not hurt 'much, he opposed ; when Democratic party. thing not to be done without doing his support is needed tho most, he violence to their own consciences. gives it. W e print tho main features of As we knoAV our representatives the “ doer skin stamp ” bill because W e are sorry to see our contem would not violate any pledge, even it is funny. Tho particularity with porary, T h e I t e m iz f . r , taking such implied, wc conclude that they re n course in opposition to the public which it requires that the.“ hair fuse to support Mr. Mitchell, be school interests o f the State, and shall bo first removed ” before the cause tlioy believe it would be ab Normal school work, as w ill make stamp is put on the hair side, marks solutely wrong, and dishonoring to it a reproach to our county, and the originator a« a most accurate their own characters, to do so. I f bring on it the contempt of the phraseologist. friends of popular education. — that conclusion be correct, it fol- Christian Herald. An appropriate preamble to every lows again, that they cannot now Wre are not opposed to the public bill creating a new office would b e : consistently vote for hint at all, in school interests. On the contrary, Whereas, the number o f offices is any event whatever. I f we appear it is because of our devotion to the entirely disproportionate to the persistent in this matter, it is only public schools . that we oppose the number of persons seeking office, because we liavo a high regard for diversion of our too scant school and in order to remedy this defect our representatives, and desire that funds from a proper and beneficial in our political system, therefore be they shallstand unstnirchod of base application, to tho support o f vis it enacted that tho office o f ------ imputations. AVe have no interest ionary, if not selfish schemes. We be created. other than this in the pending elec believe that every dollar collected tion. W e have not opposed nor Tho investigating committee has or appropriated for schools should advocated Mr. Mitchell. But wc be paid to good teachers for teach made its reports as to tho Gilbert- firmly beliove that the delegation ing common knowledge to our chil Waters and Bruce-DuBois bribery from this county ought to hold the dren, instead of being squandered eases. I t praises Gilbert and Bruce, fort. Courage arid consistency re in extravagant salaries to peripa criticizes Waters and DuBois, and quire it. tetic superintendents for writing exonerates Mitchell from any knowl The outlaw Frank James has voluminous, if not luminous, re edge o f o r complicity in tho mat surrendered himself to the Missouri ports, or wasted in training teach ters investigated. Tho committee years of industrial farm life which scnsiblo men. Even tho Herald’s he has spent. The Governor re “ contem pt” is not terrible to us. plied, advising him to surrender, Tho House Committee of Inves but stating that his pardon would tigation has been undergoing re be an after consideration. In sur pairs. First Truitt, of the original rendering, James handed his pistols committee, resigned because ho was to Gov. Crittenden, stating that he sick. Then Dr. Plummer resigned was the only man except himself because ha coased to represent who had touched the»- for twenty the Mitchell side on the committee. years. Bob Ford, the slayer o f Then Marquatn, who was appointed Jcsso James, hopes tho Governor to fill a vacancy, got out, and his w ill not turn Frank loose to go place was supplied by Tanner. gunning after him. Jamison is tho only ono o f tho original committee who holds the Tho Woman Suffrage resolution fort. When Tanner was appointed, has passed both houses, and the Mr. Mitchell objected to Jamison’s people w ill now have an opportuni acting Chairman of tho Committee, ty to settle the vexed question. and the matter was brought before W e are glad it has at last reached the House by Tanner. Tho Spoaker the forum of final resort. Wo-j stated that that was a matter w holly wish that tho women, the persons in the hands of the committee, ami nroro immediately interested, might os Mr. Jamison had lieen elected havo an opportunity to express their wishes in so mo manner. Chairman by the Committee, he re In tho absence of such an oppor tains tho position. Thus w « havo tunity, we shall vote on the ques the unusual occurrence o f a Demo SATU R D A Y, Many people have missed fame or Senate B ill No. 100 provides for re- President Arthur is said to be f f S W distneting the State into senatorial and riches either through ignorance or in serious ill health. representative districts. Tho ratio for not knowing when their opportunity , came. Tho countryman described be There is no doubt in the world the ap)>ortiomnciit of senators is one for low lost one of the opportunities of -F O ll- every ¡>435 white papulation or fraction his life from the same cause. He that DuBois is a tool —an auger. thereof exceeding one-half in each sena- was visited by an amateur photog- The drummers w ill not be pleased torial district. Tho ratio for representa - 1 rftpher> w h o le ve led his camera at tivcsis one for every 2717 white population the man’s picturesque shanty in tho at the passage o f Senate Bill No. 90. or fraction thereof exceeding one half in mountains of Giles, Va. A very every representative district. B y this pretty and striking picture would “ That ho is mad, ’tis true ; ’tis rule Marion County get» three Senators have been the result. true, ’tis p it y ; and pity ’tis, ’tis and five Representatives; Linn, two Just as the instrument had been Senators and five Representatives; Lone, nicely adjusted the door of tho shan Truitt.” two Senators and three Representatives; Douglas, two Senators and three Rep. ty was flung wide open, and a fierce Tho Astorian editorially endorses reselltatlvet; Coos and Curry, one Senator ly-looking, dirty little man stopped jointly, and one Representative jointly, out with an old horse-pistol in his our position on tho Normal school and Coos, one Representative; Jackson, hand. He was followed by a tall, question. Another subject for the one Senator and two Representatives; wiry woman, grasping a dangerous- Jackson, Josephine and Lake, one Senator looking axo, wbiie a multitude of Herald’s “ contempt.” jointly; Josephine one Representative; children brought up tho rear. W ill still bo the Emporium of tho Latest and Best Benton, ono Senator and two Represen “ Take that ’ere thing away!” tho Major Bruco’s testimony tends to tatives; fo lk , one Senator and two Rep “ Blast yer hide, resentatives; Benton and Polk, one Rep man howled. prove DuBois a terrible bore. It resentative jointly; Yamhill, one Senator what d’yer mean, anyhow— makiu’ w ill go terrible hard with Mitchell and two Representatives; Clackamas, two my house a target for yer new- and three Representatives; fungled shootin’ thing? Get out!” if a guilty knowledge o f this fact Senators Multnomah, four Senators and eight Rep A brief and excited colloquy en is proved on him. resentatives; Clackamas and Multnomah, sued. The man flourished bis ----- SUCH AS----- one Representative jointly; Washington, ancient pistol and the woman made There are now three “ questions one Senator and two Representatives; threatening gestures with tho axe. Yamhill, Washington and Columbia, ono o f veracity.” The Legislature, if Senator jointly; Clatsop and Tillamook, The artist tried in vain to explain Black, »11 wool, Annures, it does nothing else, w ill do some ono Senator jointly; Clatsop, two Rep hi3 purpose and tho nature of his in resentatives; Washington, Columbia and strument. It was of no use. He thing toward verifyin g tho script Tillamook, one Representativo jointly; was obliged Shaded Serges, Fancy Hckmges, ged to bundle up bis appara ural truth that “ all men are liars.” Wasco, ono Senator and three Represent tus and hurry nuri off, hardly darin" to atives; Lake, one Representative; Uma raise his bead, lest tho fiery little Fine Diagonals and Brocaded Suitings, tilla, ona Senator and three Represent A bill has been introduced in the ativos; Wasco and Umatilla, one Senator man should pepper bim with shots from his rusty pistol. Legislature providing that no per jointly, and one Representative jointly; Cloakings, Ladies’ Cloths, Waterproofs, Union, ono Senator and two Represent .1 RAILWAY KTCBt. son sh&ll servo as $ juror in any strength, but whenever you need my vote you can get it.” That po sition only shows that Mr. Truitt’s opposition was insincere. The Mitchell people were encouraged to count him with themselves in the final crisis. I f all the eighteen and radically wrong, simply be were like Mr. Truitt, Mitchell has cause his party advocates it. I f it never been in any danger. The be asked if a man should set his fight would then have been only a own judgment against that o f a sham. There is another queer aspect of majority, we answer decidedly, yes, Court more than once in two years. in a matter involving moral turpi Mr. Tru itt’s action. When Mitchell Tho object o f tho bill is to cut off tude Nocontract is binding which was gaining votes and it seemed the emolqments of the professional probable that he m ight be elected requires a man to do wrong. juror. without Mr. T ru itt’s vote, that gen I t follows from these views, if authorities. H e wrote to Governor ers too stupid or thriftless to pre Crittenden before his surrender, pare themselves for their avocation. asking nmnesty if possible, and Tho Herald need give itself no un stating that ho was prompted to easiness on our account. The fate give himself up through considera it predicts has no terrors for us. In tion for his wife and children, and deed, to havo provoked the enmity to retrieve hisname from theshadow of that class of self-styled, but that had fallen on it. H e says his falsoly-stylod, “ friends o f popular letter is the result of a determina education " to which the Herald bo- tion formed during the past four longs, insures us the approbation o f OREGON, in ! ■ «n t i nnd feu boll, a; (le ft Dallf J enlisted I sent to J Jfhnn war Forked hi |iome he of sever I wrote i fnne of i paper, le live r a t intercsf I His firs d Hal! i t nin g, 1 io Joab H is c m th« gh the A his rc-turr ^r and Gr a good cents, store; f« loffice. piK lK n l In living bunty, wn Johns, ( (t o his sai hy of a nu lation of ¡d ie d hi; krday to t In d by [irishniRr t)orne a of the I in a law icitable, t rnnlniiai *t, Mit. unbar, \ Id Smith prs«iay V oted for I strength