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FIFTEENTH YEAR
HEPPNER, MORROW COUNTY, OREGON, TUESDAY, APRIL 13, 1897.
WEEKLY NO. 73fi(
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Freight trains leave Heppner Junction going
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OFFICIAL DIBEOTOBT.
LAND OFFICE AT THE DALLES, OREGON,
Mar. 11, ltOT. Notice is hereby given that
the following-named settler has filed notice of
her intention to make final proof in support of
her claim, and that said proof will be made
before J. W. Morrow, County Clerk, at Heppner,
Oregon, on May 10, 1S07, viz:
ANNIE GILLIAM,
Hd. E. No. 4170, for the 8E! SEU. Sec. 29. NE'i
SEJi and Eii NE),, Sec. 32, Tp. 4 S., K. 26 E., W.
M.
She names thclfollowine witnesses to prove
her continuous residence upon and cultivation
of, said land, viz:
Charles s. tmery, James O. Williams, Mrs.
Ann K Chapel, Edward S. Cox, all of IJardman,
Oregon. JAS. F. MOORE,
Register.
FRED W. HENDLEY
The Lancashire Insurance Co.
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Of MANCHKHTRHi ENGLAND
PATTERSON. AGENT, o q the neBt i
w or l "i
McClure's Maeazin
For 1897
SEVEN GREAT SERIALS
Pendleton, Oregon.
WOOL COMMISSION
Reasonable Advances
Mrfo. nn Clinc nf '07
v w fitted than any other man living to give an authoritative history of this period from his
recollections and correspondence.
YV (jl) I J S( ) T ,T) Portraits of Great Americans. Many of them unpublished. In connection with this series
A New Life of Grant by Hamlin Garland. The first authoritative and adequate Life of
uraut ever puonsuea. (Begins in uecemDer.j
Rudyard Kipling's first American serial, "Captains Courageous." (Begun In November.)
Robert Louis Stevenson's "St. Ives." The only novel of Stevenson's still unpublished
(Begins iu May.)
Charles A. nana. "Recollections of War Time." Mr. Dana was for tnroe of the most critical
years ol tne Civil war practically a memtier ot unicorn s uauinei, auu is prooaoiy Deuer
NOTICE OF CONTEST.
United Statics Land Officii,
1 a Grande, Oregon, March II, 1897.
OOMPLAINT HAVING BEEN MADE AT
J this office by the duly verified and cor
roborated affidavit of John Mc Jullough alleg
ing that Lena A. Munkers who made timber cul
ture entry No. 2133 at the U. H. Land Office at
La Grande, Oregon, on February lMh, 1KK8. for
the XA S54 and Wv4 SEW Sec. 17 Tp 3 8, R 28
E. W. M., has failed to comply with the timber
culture law in this, that she fRiled to break or
cause to be broken five acres or any number of
acres on said tract within one year after her
timber culture entry of said tract; that Bhe
never made any improvements upon said tract
and did some time in the year 18MI remove from
saiu county ana state ana has never rerurnea
and did at about said time abandon said claim.
Therefore, with the view of the cancellation
of said entry the said pirties are hereby sum
mo"ed and required to be and appear before
J. W. Morrow, County Clerk of Morrow county,
Oregon, at his office at Heppner, Oregon, on the
fith day of May, 1897 at 10 o'clock a. ra. of said
day then and there to produce such testimony
as they may have concerning said allegations,
tne nnai nearlug to be naa oeiore tne Kegister
and Receiver at La Grande, Oregon, on the S2d
day of May, at 10 o'clock a. m.
u. r. Yl 1I.SON,
Register.
J. H. ROBBiNH,
531-541. Receiver.
United States Officials.
Peeitient ; William McKinley
V 'lo-President Garret A. Uobart
Secretary ot State John Sherman
onun.tai y of Treasury Lyman J, Guge
Secretary of Interior Cornelius N. Kliss
fcjuoretary of War ItuxHell . Alger
rt.mretary of Navy John D. Long
Postinanter-General James A. Gary
Attorney-General Joseph McKennu
Seoretary f Agriculture tiames Wilson
Mate ot Oregon.
Governor W. P. Lord
Secretary of State H. K. Kincaid
Treasurer Phil. Metsehan
nupfc. Public Instruction G. M. Irwin
Attorney General C. M. Idleman
u . ( G. W. McBride
8ouHton) )J. H. Mitchell
( Hinger Hermann
Congressmen w ft EUi8
Printer W. H. Leeds
SR. B. Bean,
F. A. Moore,
0. E. Wolverton
Sixth Judicial District.
Circuit Judge Stephen A. Lowell
Prosecuting Attorney H. J. Bean
Morrow County Officials.
Joint Henator A, W. Go wan
ktiaiwontative J- N- Hrown
' imntyJndge A. G. Bartholomew
Commissioners i. 11. nowaru
J. W. Beckett.
" cior .T.W.Morrow
'' Sheriff E. h. Matlock
" Treasurer Frank Gilliam
" ABHsor J. F. Willi
' Surveyor J..W. Horaor
School Sup't Jny W. Shipley
' tloroner H. F. Vnughan
EEPFNEB TOWN OFFI0I11H.
M iyoI Thos. Morgan
wiiiatm Geo. (limner, Frank
Gilliam, Arthur Minor, E. J. Blocura, 11.
Lichtenthal and J. it. Simons.
R uorder W. A. lJirhardHon
T eainrer L. W. Hriggs
..Unshal , Koberui
Precinct Offloers.
Justice of the Peaoe W. K. Kichardson
( unstable N. 8. Whetstone
United States Land Officer.
. THE DALLES, OB.
J. F. Moore KegisteT
A. 8. Biggs Receiver
LA GRANDE, OB. ,
B. F, Wilson Kegister
J. H. Kobbins ...Receiver
At Heppner, Echo, Pendleton, Baker
(Jiry, Elgin and Huntington.
C. E. RANOUS,
Heppner, OuuaoN,
of portraits it is Intended to publirh special biographical studies under the general title of
make. Kb on THE union lrom Washington to L,incoin.
Pictures of Palestine. Specially taken under the editor's direction
Stories of Adventure. A serial by CON AN DOYLE, in which he will use his extraordinary
talent for nivstgry and ingenuity which have, in tne "snenocK uoinies stones, given mm
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JOEL CHANDLER HARRIS. A series of new animal stories in the same field as tho "Brer
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RUDYARD KIPLING. Besides "Captains Courageous." Kipling will contribute to McClure's
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OCTAVE THANET Is preparing for the Maoazine a series of short storieB in which the same
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LONG CREEK EAULET.
From the Eagie.
Ool. Frank Parker, of the Walla Walla
Statesman, is in lack. He took a claim
inRoesland, B. n.,for a $25 bad debt.
He oouldn't sell it, and now the adjoin
ing claim on the same ledge is turning
oat $75 ore.
J. B. Boyd, who has for two years
past very accept ibly fliled lhi position
of foreman on this paper, is tikiag
treatment iu Spokane for lead poison
which he' has ooutrnoted during tie
many years that he has been handling
the "types." He is under the care ot
bis father, and hopes in a short lime to
fully recover.
E. N. Crockett returned home last
Sunday from St. Louis where be has
been for the past seven months attend
ing the Marion Simms Medical college.
One year more and Mr. Orookett will
raturn with as good credentials as any
physician. This was Mr. Crockett's
first year in this medical college, having
spent bis first term in the Bellevue
Hospital Medioal college of New York.
He was assistant demonstrator ot anat
omy ic the Marion-Simms institution,
a position seldom given to an. under-trradaate.
The True Remedy.
W. M. Repine, editor Tiskilwa, 111.,
Chief," Bays: "We won't keep bouse
tion Twenty six in Township Three (3) South of without Dr, King's New Disoovery for
SHERIFF'S SALE..
NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER
and by virtue of an execution issued out
of the Circuit Court ol the State of Oregon for
the County of Morrow and to me directed and
delivered, upon a judgment rendered and en-
tereainsaia court on tne ml day ot Marcn,
l!K)7. in lavor of L. V. Davidson, rialnt.ilt, and
against Samuel E. Walker, Defendant, for the
sum of One Hundred Thirty-Five Dollars with
interest at the rate 01 e per cent, per annum
from the 12th day of October, 18. and the
further sum of Foity Dollars with interest at
the rate of ten per cent per annum from the
27th day of April 1896; the sum of Fifteen Dol
lars attorney lees; tne sum oi ix.ju
costs and disbursmcnts of this action
I have levied upon the following described real
property, to-wit; Hontn-west quarter oi sec
Range Twenty-three (28) East W M, to satiBfv I,, .. r . , ,.
said judgment, costs and accruing costs. 1 will uousumpiion, uougns ana uoias. UjX
on Saturday, uerimented with manv others, hot never
"hANth (Inv Aff Mnv 1X17 - "
atone o'clock p, m., of said day, at the front got the true remedy until we used Dr,
U1UK D HOW IIOUUTCI J. i-U VltUCI IQIUCUV
oan take its plaoe in our home, as in it
we have a oertain and sure cure for
Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, etc."
It is idle to experiment with other
remedies, even if they are urged on yon
as just aa good as Dr. King's New Dis
oovery. They are not as good, because
this remedy has a record of oures and
besides is guaranteed. It never fails to
satisfy. Trial bottles tree at Couser &
Brock s drag store.
MITCHELL TELLS A STORY.
ppner,
finitu Mi-mrnn Ball all tha t!l a u,l l
teres! oi tne said Samuel it. wainer in and to
the above described property at public auction
to the highest and best bidder for chhIi in hand,
the proceeds to be applied to the satisfaction of
said execution and all costs, and costs that may
accrue. n. L. matmjuk.,
Sheriff of Morrow County, Oregon.
Dated April 5th, 18U7. M3-4I
Timber Culture Final Proof.
Notice for Publication.
United Status Land Office,
The Dalles. Oregon, April '2. 1R97.
XTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT JACK-
li son H. Stanley, of Hillsboro, Oregon, has
(lied notico ot Intention to make final proof
before J. W. Morrow, County Clerk, at his otllce
In Henpner, Oregon, on Monday the 17th day of
nay, 18117, on tinnier culture application no.
JUK7, for the N E of section ro 28, in Township
1 North Range No. '24 East.
He names as witnesses: A. T. McKay and
i nomas J. tiarie, ot Heppner, Oregon, Keateu B.
sperry ana t'aul iteltuiau, ol lone, Oregon.
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Whil joa .oep yonr subteriptioD paid np yet I
oaakeap four brand In frMof charge.
Bor. P. ().. Heutnr. Or. Horses. PBci loft
hoa)dr; cuttle, mm on lft hip.
ChBidn, H.. Hanliimn. Or. Homes hrDdBl
. nnrluht hlii. Cattle bniiwlwi th same. Alx
brands ( I on borw nht thighi cn'tle ma
brand ud right shimldur, ami out oil and o
rlht ear.
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ler; ('a"ln, Mtneon right hip: wtr mark suarr
Published Every Saturday
ir.orU.ni 13 Astor Place New York
srp off left and split In right.
I)hi1km. W. M . Oallowar. Or. Cttls, B lli
riht wdow-fork in Mch
in loft hip.
Kr.ia.. T)mla.Or. HomM branded KIA
nn lf t shonldnr. cauls sain on loflhip. hole
ip riglit er.
Pl.intnna. L. A.. flel.r.nr. Or. Cnttln. Lf
shoaldw. The Oatlook be In 1H07, s it bss
3m. Rarry, HPinr. Or -Horns hran.led w0 daring Mob of its twfoty seven
H J on ln Inft nhimliliir; cnttl bm.idwl J on I . .
riirht hip. alwt antlxrbit in left Mr. Range In years, History of Our Own rimes. In
Morn, e-Mintj, its vnrious editorisl depsrtroeoU Tbe
J..hrMO, KK, Ina. Or. Hnr. elrclT m I' ,i
left tiH; ptlli, mimi riirhthlp, nndf la!' I O'ltlfKik glTJ'S S cntnpsnt fftiew Of lllf
. .1 u k jua -orld's progress s ' '" "
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KNY on lft hip ca'tloumntnd enip oil Ufi I l lb ImportHUt (illllHntliropIO sua ID
mt, m.d ..o,-on ih. rw.i . Justrii.1 tnoHrneDts of the dsyj bus S
MttU on right and Uft aidM, swallow fork in U fl
Mr and on l"T p in riitht Mr. HorsMsemt
bian I uo loft suouldar. lUuig lo Grant ouutr
Lofton. Bt'tihon, Fi. Or. H L on left hit
mi rnl. cn.p ard apl't on rll't Mr. II
Minn brand oo left hoo.ulwr. lUuic l.riuii
Ottllltf.
L-he. J. W. HeMiner Or. HornM trandw
IajiH k oi lit should", iwttl Him im l'l
hip, wnitUonir nht . UirM eliu in right guj rtnsoiisble rbtt-rlsintiifrit
complete department o( religious oej
devotes tnnoli spare to the interests of
Ibe h'imfj reviews current litfsture;
furniklies cheerful tsb!e-tnlk shorn mP
sr d thing: sr.d. io short, situs to give
frenb loformtflon, crigmsl brvstioo,
OSTAhlO-DUKSS
leaves Hums Daily st 0 p. m. sud sr
rites st Outsrio to 42 boar.
Si-iQle Fare $7.BO.
Round Trip $10.00
g y Throng h freliht V rents per pound.
BVRSS-CAXroX
MtM Bums dHy, tf Sondaf . Conneri
I l .nton cut lilt llrppo'r M.itninienl !
u-j .i. i.,l.ri.,r from I' irlUnd .nn Is
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nl Utael'
m-t. rar. ipner nr.-l atu, M
rinhl hip; horM M on lft h.mlilr.
Moriw., II. S., Hppnr. Or.-Hr
no l-ft inm !'!! rttl mow on Wft h'p.
(.l.rn. J. W.. D..mlM. Of.i h"t-m O un lf
hiHildrr; rattle Mine n rixhl hip.
farkee & (ilMaun, liarliua.Or, UorMsIfoc
left huulder.
I'iiwt. J. H.. !ilrt. Or. -Hurt, if. en.
Utflmt n left h'l!'lf ; MliU, Min B lef hip.
Omlor hl III Mrh MT.
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lt t shoulder. ((U. Oun riiil.t hip.
Hirry. K. . ln"". Of. -CHl ('
Ml hip. "f"P off rii,t ami tidrbit in Ufl Mf,
dUp: him W dm l'l siHinhlar.
Ibompvn. 1 A-. ll-iMin'. Or-HieM,
lt ah.ml.Wr: Milk. 1 uii Ufi hool'Uf .
Torrn H. W . Mvpue. .-inU M.IJ T
Un sr-oMr. IfMi mill Mm oa lft ip
rih .l,lilrt .
th.rttit.rn, II. M.. Ime. Or-H'imM r.rmrd.d
T in1 mi l-t tie;: .ht, Mtie hranil.
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rnflr f-irfp -1W f-Kt.l tlffitdfT: rattle
iitarf-r ntrl J W on rtri. t hip ml nfl.l
n.fp ft lv.l in Uft w, IUt ( ID JdorTi.u tmo
I 'p'.tuls roiiiiln
D n. Begiofjing wi'.b tlm Brty Hifitt oinme,
fi ) the pnper will MMiiiine tb regular mags
sine size, which mil all greslly to it
0 ilienifli0 Slid HttriM llTftiieK. The
Oiitlm k Is poblubed every Hatnrday
fifty teo laene S yesr. Tbs first Issue
In enb rouiitli is su Illnatrtd U.ig1!;ue
Nuaitier, ooDlaiuiin: sbont twlc as Uisuy
pages s the ordinary jMue, together
itb lrg bu Oilier ot pirtare.
The price Ol The Outltx.k i three
dnllar year In liioe. or li s tbno s
fftit day.
Heed for epimeo eny t ill nt rat
ed proe pectus to 1 he O'lll'Hik, ". Astof
Viw, Nw York Cv.
Houthing, and not irritating, strength
ing, and not weaking, small but, efToc
tive mob are the qualities of De Witt's
Little Early Itinera the famons little
pills . Ciiuser k Brook.
Now Is the time to get the Weekly
Oregonmn, the greMtent newspaper of
the West. Witb the Gazette, both strict
It in advance, one year, $3.60. No better
oombiustinn of newspapiTt oan be made
n the state.
Wait. Tboinpaon rnus stage between
Hoppoer and Monument, arriving every
dsy except Monday and leaving every
day eicept Sunday. Hbortest and obesp-
eet route to tbe interior. Omser k
Brock, agents.
TbrongH ' ams oo the O. II & N. will
run via. Co stills, Walla Walla and
Iv nd'eton. Through sleepers, first snd
eeooud-olaM, will run in oonneotioo witb
tbe Union I'aclfio. the same as hereto
fere. A through Orst clas sleeper l'ort-
land to Hpokane, oonnecting with the
fiist olnea eleeper to Bt. Paol, and a
through tourist sleeper Portland to Ht
I'nnl, will run io ooonectinn witb tbe
(J resit Northern railwa . tf
For sale Aboat thirty tons of rye
bay, located elxjnt two and one-balf
miles of ilnrdman. Also 4'X) acres of
gixxl range, fenced, to go witb same,
Plenty of outside government rsnge
bear at hulnl. Hbe.ler fur 2.IKKI bead of
sheep or Urge band of cattle. Good
bous no plaoe. Gallon Oazette ofTloe
for iiarticuUr. A rar ihanee t gut
buy ehep. All sign indioate a hard
winter and delays sr dangerous. tf
Two year ago J. Warren, a drug
gie! at rienssfil Brt'id.N Y.b'inglita
mall supply t Chamberlain's Cougb
lUredy. He'itnnp the result ss fol
low: "At that time tb good were no
known In Una section; t' di.jr Cbanber.
lam' Omgh IUmel Is a bonebold
word." It la the tu to bundled
eonininmtie. Vlireer the good
qmlitie of Chamlierlaiu's Hongh lUm
it lieoum knowu the people will bsv
tioibl. g els, fur sale by UoPtcr
Brock,
Notice of Intention.
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Celebrated for Its great leavening strength
and healthfulness. assures the food against
alum and all forms of adulteration common to
the cheap brands.
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WHAT OCR EXCHANGES SAT.
Tbe Portland Chronicle baa ita bnnds
upon tbe lever that controls the uni
verse. Tbe cowardly, though natural,
instinct of self preservation, prevents the
Qazette from engaging in a hopeless
oombiit with such a powerful enemy.
Oorvallis Oezette.
Compare the Recalcitrant Legislators to the
Horse that Yon Can Lead to Water, Etc.
The following appears in the Washing
toe, D. 0., correspondence of the New
York bun, o rider the date ot Maroh 24th
Senator MoBride, ot Oregon, and
former Senator Mitchell were witb the
nreaident several minutes. The ores!
an n or r iLC a.1 i lit u aj.uun uwiun, l . . ...i..j u... . .,.:.! i.ui.
J March 17, 18!I7. Notice Is hereby given a"u' noaou nuuut tuo niisivriti uui iu
that the foiiowing-na ned settler has iiied notice Oregon and appeared sorry to learn that
of his intention to make final proof in support rr '
of his claim, and that said proof will be made Dir. Mitchell OOUld not be re-elected.
before K. L. Kreelaud, U. H. Com. at Heppner, v.. i i.- .a ,u i i .. ...
Oregon, on May sth, in7, viz: "You have beard tbe old story, Mr.
ALEXANDER h. WALKER, President." Raid ex-Senator Mitchell,
Hd. E,No. 4iK, fortheE'4 NESec32 and WW "about the boy leading tbe horse to
$WV .Sec, 8:i, Tp 2H, R2fi K. , . ,, . , .. , , .
He names the following witnesses to prove T, but could not make him drink.
his continuous residence upon and cultivation yel. this story is pat in my 0BS6. You
of, said land, viz: ...
oan eleot a man to tne legislature, but
there is no law by wbiob you oan oom
pel him to do hia duty."
That prophets are not all dead can be
gathered after studying thin vision,
painted by Henator John H. Mitchell in
tbe United States Senate in Maroh, 1893:
"Suppose at the end of my present term
ehould be a canons oandidate for re
election. Suppose that tbe republican
party should bave a majority ot the leg'
islature of the state ot Oregon. Sup
pose that some men with unlimited
wealth should induou a minority ot the
legislature to prevent an organization,
thereby preventing the legislature from
performing its fnnotions. Suppose tbe
man of wealth should be on intimate
terms with the governor ot Oregon and
that it should be arranged between
them that tbe governor should appoint
the man who corrupts the legislature in
order to prevent an eleotion. Suppose
that then the governor should appoint
the rich man in spite of tbe will of tbe
people to the contrary. Should suoh a
man be seated in this senate? I say
most emphatically, nol" These words
were brought forth in tbe debate upoi
tbe seating of Lee Mantle, of Montana,
and every letter quoted seems to bave
been inspired. Portland Tomahawk.
NOTICF OF CONTEST.
Files! Piles! Itching rile.
Symptoms: Moisture; intense itohing
and stinging; most at night; worse by
scratohicg' If allowed to oontinue turn
ors form wbiob often bleed and ulcerate
Swayne's Oitit-
Unitkd Htatks Land Offk i,
U Orande. Oregon. March II. 1H97,
ClOM PLAINT IIAVINO HK.KN MADE A1
this olllce by the duly verllled and corrobo
rated affidavit of Haul O. W. Halslger, alleging hennmmir vrv aora
No. lillll. on Oct. 22, 1hi2, at the United Wales I mellt atODS tbe ItOUtng and UleeulOg.
Lnd Olllre at La (Iramlo. Oregon, for the NVS',. heal nlneratinn and In moat A nan re
K iw E. W. M .lias wholly Abandoned Mid trai t! moes tbe tumors. At druggists, or by
that he has changed his residence therefrom mall, tor 50 Oeuts. Dr. Swayne & Hon,
lor more man six inoiuns since inasiug ssid l I'lnluilulnliia
enlrv and that said tract Is not settled upon nor
cultivated by hk'.I party as reipilred by law.-
I nereiore, witn tne view oi tne cancellation
of it. 1 entry the fluid parties are hereby sum
moiicn aim rcquireii lonesppear nciore it. i
Kreeland, U. H. Circuit Court Couiinlsiiloti
er at ma onico at Heppner, Oregon, on
the ith day of May, 1h:i7 at the hour of
CANNOT RK BEATED.
H
IU o'cliK k A. M. of said day, then and there to
priMiuce such testimony as they may have con-
W. Cnrbett htlll Lingering la Wash'
Ington.
Special Cor. Astoria Budget:
erulng said allenatloiia, the llual hearlna to be I Waabinirton. I), fl . Maroh 24. Oof.
I....I pU fl. U,.ul.t... ...rf U.u...l..u. u . f - I T
irande, Oregon, oil the '22(1 day of May, 1 H.i7 at I 1 lOt luoceeulug so wen Here as
10 o'clock A. M. 11. K. WlfON, u. n.(.n -..l,1 k... IV,. nr,U
Heir slur. 1 1 r
J, H. HOHitlNH. Oreuon believe. All tha member of the
621.39. Kccelver. ... ... , ,
oommiuee on privileges snu eiecuoos ar
thoroughly familiar with tbe proceedings
He Comfortable While Traveling t Halem, ami WlIU lew exceptions say
n cool weather. Tbe Union Pacific that suob precedent oan not be raoog
system heats its trains Ibronghonl by nized under any oiroumitancet. When
steam boat frhra tbe engine, tbn mak- ,,. v..ki .ilm. u
as 1 on wiupii Ruuiiiuilimui win ug uu
ng every pari of a'l its cars pleasant , .. . .... ... ,,
B.ui nnmfi.rialii. It .i.n iiui,t. it. c.r. lb" senate it will be attacked witb all
by t ha celebrated Pin Inch Light making the strength ot the dominant opposition
Ibero brill'ant at night. Paeeengers Corbett will not be seated
.nrneii daily on the last mall, ror
sleeping oar reservations, ticket, or In
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Mat Lichtenthal has just received tbe
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Sixty-six republicans ot the Kenluoky
legislature are voting for a republican
U. S. Senator, two are oombining witb tbe
populists nod democrats to defeat bis
eleotiou. This oombiuation iu opposi
tion to tbe ohoioe ot tbe republicans
a well as the flllibuHteriog tactioa to de
teat any eleotion at all, are fully en
dorsed by the Oregonian. Possibly this
republican organ has hopes that if there
is a failure to elect, the governor may ap
point Carlisle to fill the vocauoy. This
would be almost as good as
position in tbe treasury department, for
which be was recommended so strongly
and ought to satisfy a man whose for
mer supporters would dot bear him in
tbe presidential canvass. Tbe proba
bility, however, is that the fusion of
Cleveland democrats, Blackburn pop
ulists, and two bolting republicans will
not be a success in the Corn-Cracker state.
The only comfort that repoblioan fus-
ionists in Oregon oan derive from the
senatorial contest in Kentucky is that
Oregon is not tbe only state in the Union
where men, calling themselves republi
cans, are sacrificing their principles by
oombining witb tbe pops and democrats
to defeat the republican party. "Politics
make strange bedfellows." Iiillsboro
Independent.
Tbe republican editorial writer of the
Oregonian fears tbe "moderate protec
tionist" wbo presides over those ool
nmns will be taken for what be really is,
a free trader, and so be attempts lo ex
plain the matter to tbe readers of that
papei wbo are for Amerioa for Amerloans.
But no explanation was necessary.
Tbey know him of old. Salem States
man.
It appears from reports from Salem
that the commissions are not Ibe only
publio ofllcials whom the seoretary ot
atate refuses to recognize. Tbe clerical
foroe In the various departments oome
under lbs ban. These persons are neces
sary lo lbs transaction of tbe business of
tbe stsls, and tbs seoretary would surely
not be exceeding bis authority lo audit
their claims for wages and permit them
to make tbe best terms possible in tbe
disposition of the same. Beosuse be
should audit and allow a claim be or his
bondsmen would not be held responsi
ble if tbe legislature should fail to make
provision for tbe paymsul thereof.
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