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OFFICIAL TSUaECTORTT.
United States Officials.
P:osident William McKinley
Vim-President Garret A. Hobart
Secretary of State. .". John Sherman
ttworetary of Treasury .....Lyman J, Sage
Secretary of Interior -.-Cornelius N. Bliss
Seoreuiry of War ..Russell k. Alger
Secretary of Navy...).,.., ..John B. Long
Pontmsstar-ttsnaral., ......... ....Jamns A. Gary
Attorney-General Joseph llcKenna
Seoretary f Agrioultnre. ......... James Wilson
i , . State of Oregon.
tfoveraor..... ,..Wi P. Lord
Seoretary of State ...H. K. Kinoaid
Treasons...... .... .......... ..Phil. Metaohan
Hupt. Public Instruction G. M. Iiwin
Attomer General C. M. Idleman
,,. ( G. W. McBride
Henntors.... i T u Mith.n
J G. W. Mc
h H. Mi
Binger Her
W. ft. Ellis
....W. H.
Congressmen .
Binger Hermann
IW.R. Ellis
Printer...
......w. a. uaeaa
(R. S. Bean,
jnnteme Judaea t F. A. Moore.
. f C. E. Wolverton
, Sixth Jadlelal District.
Circuit Judge........... Stephen . Lowell
Prosecuting Attorney ...H. J. bean
Morrow Connty Officials. - - ,k
Joint 'Senator... ... A, W. Oewan
BeprtmntetiTe.. ......... J. N. Brawn
tionntjrJndga.. ...... .... ....A. ft. Bartholomew
' Oornmiasinners..... ........ I.K.Howard
J. W. Beckett. '
i'lerk ...J.W.Morrow
" Sheriff...... , E. L. Matlock
' ' Treaanrer... Frank Gilliam
' Assessor A. C. Petteys
Bnrreyor. J. W. Hornor
School Sup't Jay W. Shipley
' Coroner B. F. Vaughau
' inrin town omocRR.
M tym.. Thos. Morgan
Omrthnen Goo. Conner, Frank
Gilliam, Arthur Minor, E. J. Blooum, U.
Lichtenthal and J. K, Simons.
Kioorder W. A. Richardson
Trsesnrer I W. Bnggs
Marshal A. A. Roberta
. Precinct Officer. . ,
Justice ef the Peaoe W. E. Kichardeon
TonsUble. N. B.WheUtona
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UNCLE SAM'8 DUTY TO INTERFERE.
Senator Teller Talks About tbe Dismember
ment of Chlna-Tlie U. a. Has Great Inter
ests at Stake.
In conversation with a New. York
World correspondent at Washington
City on Tuesday, Senator Teller said:
"It is our plain duty to prevent the die
member men I of China." "We should
join with Oreat Britain in a notice to
Russia and Germany that dismember
ment will not be permitted. Even with
out Great Britain, we should give each
ootioe. Almost our very eiistenoe as a
nation ia involved. Should we permit it
we would have nothing mora than a
mere existenoa. When it is ssfd tbaf the
United States oWnnut interfere.!! should
be understood 'what a failure io inter
fere will involve. The dismemberment
of China means the outtiog off of our
oommerce in the Orient and tbe intro
duction of a competitor who will deprive
us of tbe rest of tbe world and even sup
ply our own people. We cannot permit
thia without beoomiog a third or fourth
rate nation. We would have to submit
to tbe domination of an absolutism
among the nations; our own Institutions
would take on a deoline and tbe civilis
ation by this government and tbe Eng
lish government oease to progrees.
"W would suffer more than any other
people. We bave more involved and
would ba more directly injured. ' It is
folly therefore to say that we should
have nothing to say. If this dismember
ment ia permitted, our traahna with
China fail and we ahall bave to deal with
tbe powers who take poeeesaion of tha
Chinese territory. Russia will get the
biggest slioe and if abe Is not par tic alar
ty a competitor of ours now, she will be
come one. Germany and Pranoearsnot
likely to get muoh out of tbe division of
lbs empire. Russia will be the great
power. But, however it is divided, a
barriar will be erected against our trade.
After the dismemberment we eantiol aa
to Iba governments tbal have taken poa-
seselon of China that ws bave certain
treaty rights. They will reply that there
Is DO China and therefore do treaties.
. "But that ia not the worst of it. If
ibis dismemberment ocours the people of
what is now Cblaa will beoome lbs pro
ducers for tbs whole world. A com
petitive production aed trade will ba In
troduced against wblob other people can
sot successfully eoolend. Tha Monla
of China have a greater power of pro
duction men any tttiar like number of
people. All they need Is to bo aronaed
and to have their rffurta properly di
rected. Inspired by tha enterprise and
aoergy of Germany and Russia, t ay
would become tbe producers of the globe
and weold produce so anaanlv thai tka
ooald be no competition."
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Using it in Iheir prex-Me with great ra
enlta. and ara rrlnog no It ia nwial aavare
caes. I ia gafaald. Trial bcrtUae
fraa at Womim Proa- (Jo., K. J Minora,
mgr. It-Kolar aiaa ) amis and ,!.).
Preae Grreevell paaaad tbroagb lUpp.
ser yaaUrday os Me way hme from bis
node's. I'raea Thiiranawin n ah.u a.
Creeewell baa bs aiteding during Iba
lormars rarant llivaaa. Mr, Tbompaoa
Is now ap and ab's to U alx.al agale.
Mra. M. B. Pwd. Ituddall's, IMsof
farad for eight years from dy4pala and
cbronio sosatlpstloa and was flalt;
Soradby using DaWltls UU Karlf
Ifaaara, lbs famoas little piils fr all
atofliarb and Mvtr Inmblia. Oaaor A
Droek. .
Dnrrsnt, In Discussing: bis Exreatloa, Mani
fests no Emotion Wbatever.
8 in Quentin, Oal., Jan. 5. Durraut
has rehearsed the ' scene of bis own
death. At his own request, made abso
lutely without emotion, be has been
told every incident that will mark tbe
minutea of bis last hours of life. From
the moment that be awakens next Fri
day morning until Warden Hale eives
tbe signal to spring the gallows trap,
Theodore1 Durrani knows what is ex
pected of bim. . , t . , ,', ,.
' .A book and several papers on religion
subjects were received at the prison yes
terday for Durraut. They were offer
ings from a woman -who resides in
Toronto. She was a resident of Sen
Fraocisoo three years ago and has dis
played an interest in Durrant's affairs
since bis arrest ' for tbe murder of
Blanche , Lamont. . Deputy Warden
Edgar made a thorough1 inspection of
tbe books and papers and then permitted
Durrani to bave them. '
,The anthorities suspect that some of
Durrant's legal advisers may attempt
some play at the very moment of tbe
exeoution. Durrani may invite five of
the 60 people who will be present, but
Warden Hale will revise the list, eo it is
unlikely that any of bis attorneys will
be Been beside the gsllows,
The condemned man has made the
following requests:
First, tbal tbe rope used to bang him
shall be destroyed immediately after his
death, that no person oao say that he
holds a pieoe of it as a momento; seoond,
that none of tbe spectators shall bs al
lowed to gaze upon bis features after be
is exeouted; third, that no autopsy shall
be held after death and that do physi
cian be allowed to examine bis body ;
fourth, that after be is pronounced dead
bis remains shall be delivered to his
parents as soon as possible.
This Tells Where Health May be Found,
And that ia more important tban making
money. If your blood is imvareV Rood's
8araparnla .' is tbe only medioioe for
yon. it-cures scrofula, salt rbeum,
rheumatism, catarrh sod alt other dis
eases originating in or promoted by im
pure blood and low state of tbe system.
Hood's Pills srs sasy to take, easy to
operate. Cura indigestion, headache.
WHO WILL GET ITF
Portland Aatborltlea Think That Sheriff
Matlock Is the Man.
There appears to bs some question as
to who will get tbe rewards offered for
the arrest and cooviotion of Gua Wsoh
liti, the , Washington oounty murderer.
reoently oonvioted of murder in tha first
degree for tbe killing of old man Led-
rlok, aays tbe Telegram.
. Boon after tbe remains of Ledriok
were found the authorities of Washing
ton county offered a reward of lllO far
the arrest of and testimony leading to
lbs conviction of tbe murderer. As thia
reward, however, did not appear to ba a
snfMi-ient stimulus to tbs ofBoers at work
on tbs case, and time elapsed without
any traos of tbe murderer Comloa to
light, ths administrator of tbs estate of
the murdered men, witb tbs consent of
tbs heirs, waa authorised to offer I'JSO
additional isward. Even this sddltios
to the priss bad little e fleet aa far as im
mediate results were eoooered, for over
soother year elapsed before lbs murder-
sr waa mo dowo.
Wachlio was eventually arrested by
Sheriff Matlock, of Morrow onuoty, sod
by bim turned ovor to tbe autboritiea of
Waabiogtoo county, tbs autboiities of
which county proseooted and obtained
ths svidenoe necessary to convict. Tha
question now Is wbethsr Sheriff Mat
lock, of Morrow county, Is entitled to sll
lbs rewsrd for making tbs arrest, or
bat bar Iba aatboritias of Waabiogtoo
county who adduced tbs svidaoes sod
proeecuted, srs entitled to belt of II for
securing bis oonvlollon. Portland 0 Ho
ars who bsva bean asked for ao opinion
as to lbs praetioe in eurb esses srs In
clined to Iba belief tbat all tbs reward
should go to Sheriff Matlock, as with.
out tbs arrest there oould bavs beso DO
cooylctios.
According to a eelebreted anatomist
Ibare are apwards of B.lXXlXiO little
glands Io the bomao stomach. These
glands pour out lbs digeetjva Juices
which dissolve or digaat the food. In
digeatioo la waol of Julee, weakness of
glabda, seed of help to reatoretba bealtb
of Iheaa organs. Tbs bast sod moat
sstaral balp is that glveo by Shaker Dl
estiva Cordial. Aalural, baoanM it
supplies lbs materials Deeded by tbe
glands to prepare the digestive Juices,
boeaoee It straagtlieas andio viforalea t ba
glaada aed tbe stomach, ontil tbay ara
able to do tbalr work elooe. Hhakar
DlgMtiva(ir4ia4 sores indigestion ear.
taiiily and permanently. doaa ao by
natural saaans, aad Ihereie ltsj the
aacret of ita woaderfal aad serened
sunraaa,
At dragg-ieta, price) 10 reels to II 00
par bottle.
Poaail Joaroal.- IWf. J. L Great,
fro as rneevllle, bas opesed revival
aeettog la lb Baptist oburcb bare,
bah will rso through tbs ooealeg
wak sad pefbeps longer. Bo. 0. P.
Bailey, from Greee Valley, will arrive Is
0 few daya to teed baad with lbs
alia 1 . 1Mb these salalstare baring
maey friands bara.lt Is probable tbat
Urge ooograsatiooa will tsrs out ostil
the sloe of tba saaalloga.
WW...
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
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DEATH OF AN OLD COLORED MAN.
He Was Highly Esteemed by all A Friend
of the Editor of the Gazette,
; Tha Gazette's editor reoeived the sad
news this week of the death of "Unole
Billy', Johnson, sn. aged oolored man
who resided near Danville, Ind., adjacent
to the boyhood home of tha scribe. ' He
was employed by William Patterson, tbe
father of the writer, for most of the time
between the years 1870 to 1880, about
whioh ; time the son moved west. He
waa the boy's friend, and during all of
the letter's experience at home, and ever
snoe, this old blaok man baa shown the
greatest solioitude for the wellfare of
tbe son of bis old employer. Why
shouldn't bis death make one feel aad?
He waa the oompanion in tbe poesum
and ooon hunts. He waa the writer's
historian pa slavery matters. . He was
black man bat his soul was as white aa
snow. He wbs tbe soul of honor,
The Daoville Republican says of
"Uncle Billy."
William Johnson, an aged colored
man, well known as "Unole Billy," died
at bis home east of town Thursday
morning of heart failure. He laoked
two aays ot oemg 7 years of age. 1 He
was born a slave in Bourbon county,
Kentucky, and was owned by Caleb Let
ton. Mr. Lelton1 died and he was sold
tO Prof. John H. Hmith nf tha nnll.n.
Carlisle, who waa a relative of Mrs.
Ksnklaof tbis olty;r-Mrs. Kankia aaya
Unois Billy bore a spleudid reputation
aa an honest slave.. He was freed by
tbe emancipation proclamation. ' In
lHtlft. ha flimi Ia ITunrt.iiko n n t
ing abont $160 wbiob he bad saved from
ua rarnmRsaner ne neoame a freedman.
D. J 1 . .. - . -
" uiu oaavy wort wnen the i. ft Bt. i
road was built, cutting out tiss. A
measure of prosperty oame to bim and
ba bought a few aores of ground where
nis remsining aays were spent. lie was
married fonr times, but two ohildreo are
all of his Immadiate family that i survive
bim. Uncle Billy waa an honest, indue-
trlonS msn With msnv frinnda in thia
community.
Everybody Says Bo,
Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the most won
derful uitMllcal dmcovervof the age, pleaa
snt and retraahing to the taste, aot gently
and positively on kidneys, liver and bowela,
cleansinir the entire system, dispel colds,
ourn houilaohe, fever, bnhttunl constipation
and blllnnsness. Please buy and try a boa
ot IX O. 0. to-dny; 10, W) cents, bold and
guarautood to cure by all druggists.
A PltOMINENT MAN.
A HlaU Senator ia I NIK), la the Leglslatnre
mat r.irrvro vol. a. V. Baker Seaator.
. A. B. Florence died near Deopner on
tba I'M of November, aged 80 years,
says ths Portland Dispatob. Ha was
ons of ths piooeers of Lane county and
Io early days prominent In politics. Io
IWO be was ons of tbs stats senators
from Lane county and was ons of tha
sight members of tbat body who ran
away from Salem to break op quorum
in order to prevent the elsotioo of Col.
Baker to the U. 8. Senate, and remained
in biding oear Oorvallia for three weeks,
wbeo it was thought tbat lbs outrago
wss detested. But it waa Dot sod wltbio
80 boors after Iba rsturo of those mem
bers tbs Infamy was carried out and tbe
purpose of Ibsse senators defeated. Mr.
Florence was true to bis trust sod a
mao of unblemished public sod private
character. He cams to Oregon In 1850
from Virgioia, and first settled sear tbis
city, later bs moved to Lane county and
afterward returoed to Marloo county
and In 1H79 ba moved to Morrow ooaaly.
Us was tbs father of U ohildreo, Mrs.
John Webran, of Fairfield, Marion
eoooly, being 00s of bis daughters.
Ladles, take tha beat. If you are
troubled with constipation, sallow skin,
sod tired fowling, take Karl's Clover
Tee, it ia pleasant to take. Sold by
Oooaer k Brock. y
COIKTY COCIIT.
Tbs officers cf lbs county Oourt wars
so busy this morning that it waa impoe
lible for tbs Ossette'e representative to
gal lbs proceedings io detail Iboe far.
M.irh bueioeae is being transected tbis
larm
A great many bills ware allowed yes
terday and scrip Is being issued for
soma, all ef It balng worth par, Judging
from tbs Gasetto's eiperienne in tbat di
rectum. Tbs proceedings wars sullvened yes
terday by a small eorsp" balween lbs
oswspspar publishers over the oftioial
paper. Tbs peokagat containing tbs cer
tified copies wars opeaad, bat aa Mr.
Hbotl daeaorred to Iba aRl iavllof Ibo
publisher of the (Isialle, Ibo matter was
laid Over till 2 o'olock, p. ni, today for
furtbor aotioo.
Tba proposition of the Deppnar I.lghl
sler Oo. to light Ibo oourt booas was
rejected.
Tbs court bas baas busy oearly all
4ay with aapeiviaqrs' reports. Tbis Is a
tedloos tssk, but aa it entails etpwndi
lore nf mooey, lbs ooort is Very wise in
sraanlng ail ai eotints chieely.