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OFPICIAL XJIIiECXOSaTr.
United States Officials.
President William McKinley
Vic-Prwldent Garret A. Uobart
Beoretaryof State John Sherman
jjwjretary of Treasury l.yinan J. (luge
Seorotary of Interior Cornelius N. Miss
Secretary of War Russell . Alitor
Secretary of Navy John D. Long
PiMtinaster-Qeneral Jam A. Uary
Attorney-General John W. Griggs
Secretary f Agriculture James Wilson
State of Oregon.
Governor W. P. Lord
Ssomtary of State H. K. Kincald
Treasurer Phi). Metschan
8npt. Publio Instruction i. M. Irwin
Attorney General C. M. Idleman
Senators j G. W. SloBrid.
pressmen Si" KUu"""
Printer ; W. H. Leeds
SR. S. B.mn,
F. A. Moore,
C. E. Wolverton
Sixth Judicial District.
C-oo.it Judge Stephen .Lowell
P.ocufing Attorney H. J. bear
Morrow County Officials.
joint Senator A, W. Gowan
UnurnsfintBtiva. J. N. Brown
'i nnty Jndge A. G. Hartholomew
(lommiseioners..
J.R. Howard
J. W. Beckett.
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Hharlff
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Surveyor...
School Sup't...
Coroner
....J. W. Morrow
...E. L. Matlock
... Frank Gilliam
A. C. Potteys
J. J. McGee
..Jay W. Shipley
....H. F. Vaughan
ifpsii towi orrtoxRS,
Mi or Thus. Morgan
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H m.Hnr W. A. Hiclinrdson
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PrecinetOBeere.
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( ouetalile. N. 8. WbeUUin.
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PRESS COMMENT.
There are many reasons wby it would
be wise for tbe republioana of tbe aeoond
congressional district to return Mr. W.
R. Elba. Id the first plaoe, be baa been
in oongress long enough to have gained
a large personal aoqaaiotnnoe with his
fellow congressmen as well as an exten
sive knowledge ot tbe workings of that
brunch ot our national legislature. This
gives him an advantage that no new
member oun noqnire in one term. His
continuation in offioe will also give him
an influence on oomraittees that newly
elected members oannotozpeot. Iu faot,
Mr. Ellia is now a member of two im
portant committors, that is, important
to Oregon, viz: "Irricatiou of Arid
Lands," of which be ia chairman, and
Public Lands." Mr. Elba ia also put
ting forth hia best efforts, in oonjnnction
with other members from the Pacific
coast, to secure the Nicaragua oatal.
In many eastern states the people
recognize tbe advisability of retaining
their congressmen to secure tbe advan
tages that aoorue from continued eervioe
in that oapaoity. Two notable examples
of this are Congressman Dinvlnv. nf
Maine, and Congressman Hitt, of Illi
nois. The former is chairman of the
Waya sod Means committee and author
of our preaent tariff law, white tbe latter
ia ohairman of the oommitteeon Foreign
Affairs. Both of these men have served
their states in this oapaoity sinoe the
opening of the forty-seventh oongreaa.
Mr. Ellis has served bis constituents
faithfully and well duriug tbe past six
yeara, belongs to no ollqne or faolion,
but stauds squarely on the 8t. Louis
platform aa his aols in oongress will tes
tify and will be able to do more for Ore
gon in tbe next two years than any new
man that might be eleoted. Uuion Re
publican. A. Seattle paper oaya that tbe middle
of-the-roader ia the barbed wire fence
between tbe fualonist and tbe oorn orib
To be of any use, however, tbe fence
must be j ickasa blub, bull strong and
pig tight.
Aa a matter of justice to tbe county
auperititeodent aod tbe teachers who
igned the resolutions published in last
week a Issue Ibe editor of tbe Journal
willingly assumes tbe sole responsibility
for tba beading that waa pat to tbe reso
lutions. As a matter of fact, however,
tbe bead fitted tha resolnlione so wall
that we oonld not resist tba temptation
of pulling It on. But tha rnanltifiona
migbl have gone further. Tbey demand
iu tba onudidatea for superintendent of
publio instruction, "strong exeouie
ability and snofleaaful experivnoe as pub.
11a school teaohera." They might, witb
oot in tbe least traspasains; on tba do
main of politics, have demanded that
.i . tii
uirj pnuuoiy aaoiare memaeivea od-
poaed to a renewal of any snob eoulraot
aa wa now bav witb tbe Amerioan Book
Company, wbereby wa pay from 30 to 40
per cent more for onr school bnoka than
other atatea. Tba axiatiog contract ex
piree 10 jannary, vm. A new contract
will then be made aud thaatata anperio
lenilant elected next Jnoa will have the
appointment of lha nine members of tba
atata board of examiners, who toirathar
wilb tba 32 oonuty anperintaodaota, will
bava the power to make new ontraot
Whether wa shall bava school books al
reasonable prices, or eubtnil to anolbar
tour yere' extortion, la a matter that
will be largely in tha bands of tba man
wa elect aa atata auperinteudent next
Jon. Aa tba offio baa. for man vaara.
beea In tha bands of republican and ia
likely lo U beld by a repuMioen for
many tnoia lha doty resting opoo tha
delegate to tha republican atata ooo-
ventioo la obviooe. A resolution de
nouncing tba Ainericee Book Company's
monopoly and pledging tba party's can
dictates for slate aod eoonty aapartoten-
denta Iu work for its overthrow woold
ooi out ol plaea aa a plank In Ibe
repnblioaa elate platform. Crook Co
Jooroal.
A great maay people attsrept to make
tbemsalvea, aod others believe Ibal poli
ties ia a matter of etiob bad udiir, Ibal
any una participating io it ia sore lo get
into dispoie Hnob ao action aavora too
muob of tbe pbafia-e atripe to be in
dulged io by aeoaible people. Tba vary
life of lbs a at toe devolvea opon poll Hoe,
and tba doty nf every otliiao ia lo Intel
lineally and boneatly Uka part therein
Tba lodividoal ciliaea la lbs fofibdatloo
ot polities aod If It la corript, It ia b
eauea Ibe eitiaa taking pari lo It ia 0r
rapt tinisrlf. lb (II..U IVoMwrat say
tbal ' M.nirlMl; aays Ifaal Uonxle waa
partisan, ur ani'M be was partiaaa
Ha wee a rtpubllnan from Ibat frly's
loandalion sjatil bis dlh, and be waa
a whig previously. Ktary ataUanao
bi aeenfni Ii.Iimi aa) thing Is areaa.anl;
a partiaaa. I'upolar opioioa) ea Dirt U
eervrteioad our Ibe popular will same
eat eseepl Itirotigh lb m i o m of
pailtM. Kf aiooa lha f modailna
the loveromebt, save (nf tew yeara lo
lb ao railed "era of gnd faallni." dor
lag M ori-j's prasiilsnef, there aere two
grral parlies la tha aouolry, and every
boly boenaolad fof aaytlilag la poll
tine hlnsi l aaa or other 4 tbeae
partira Kvery prssld.al tea ttaea a
paniaaa. W wi ll gWia was oaa, thongb
saaay wrilars pretend ha was ant-tbal
Is kl I lilmwlf oa'sule aad alxveea'b
0 tba partiaa -f l ie daf Wael.Srig'on
le-e4 H i.e partr -f llaastiton, M r.
! rs. A()(Pi ar J llis t'laflssyt. Ih arr
wbioh constructed the framework of
Amerioan institutiona and wbioh laid
down tbe lines on wbiob the government
has been oooducted by every party whiob
controlled it federalists, democratic,
national republican, whig and republi
can. He waa a federalist. Lincoln was
an avowed, oourageoua and persistent
partisan. But be was never a aeotiooal
iat nor a demagogue." Albany Herald.
Is there not some one among tbe many
bright men in the republican party of
Oregon who can be selected for governor
besides Governor Lord and T. T. Qeer?
Both bave forfeited what olaima they
bad npon tbelr party by stooping to the
plaoe of ward strikers and maohiue poli
ticians In tha Marion oonnty primaries,
Oregon wants a governor, whether be
be republican or populist, who can stand
above the party politician.
Could Mot Wear Oboes.
"I waa troubled witb sorofnla. I had
sores on my feet so that I was unable to
wear shoes. I saw Hood's Sarsaparilla
advertised and read many testimonials
of cures of sorofula, and I procured two
bottles. By tbe time I bad taken them
my feet were well. " Thomas A. Colb
man , Davidson, Oregon.
Hood's Pills core all liver ills. Mailed
for 25o, by 0. I. Hood A Co., Lowell,
Mass.
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
The republican convention last Satur-
ay waa oalled to order at 10:30 by
Chairman J. M. Haaer. R. C. Wills
waa eleoted temporary chairman and T,
Morgan, temporary secretary. Tbe
chairman appointed tha following oom
miltees: CBEDENTIAL9.
M. B. Galloway, B. B. Kelly, D. Cox.
Paul Beitroan, T. W. Morgan.
OBDKB BD8IMK88.
Ed Cox, E. K. Hunlook, E. T. Perkina,
J. V. Vaughn, A. Andrewa.
PERMANENT OBGANIZATION.
W. W.Bmend, N. R. MoVey, 0. A.
Johnson.
BESOLDTIONS.
Q. W. Phelps, P. Brenner, Ed. Kellar,
The convention tben adjourned to 1
o'olock p. m.
AFTERNOON BEA8ION.
Chairman Wills oalled the convention
to order at 1 JO. Reporta ot oommlttees
were tben read w follows: ,..
Committee on permanent organization
recommended that temporary organiza
tion be made permanent. Adontad.
M. B. Galloway waa appointed asaiatant
saoretary.
Committee on order ot buaineas re
ported aa follows:
1st, reports of committees iu following
order.
Committee on credentials.
Committee on order ot business.
Committee on permanent organization.
Committee on resolutions.
2d , eleotion of permanent officers,
3d, election of four congreaaional dele
gates.
4th, flection of four atata delegates,
6th, election ot representative.
(lib, election of sheriff.
7th, eleotion of oouoty elark.
Hlb, eleotion of treasurer.
Oth, election of school superintendent.
loth, election of aaeeeaor.
1Kb, election ot oonnty commissioner
ll'tb, eleotloo ot coroner.
13tb, ileotion of sorveyor.
141b, ratification of preoioot officers.
Tba report was adopted aa read.
Tba report of committee on creden
tial waa read and adopted, there being
no ehanges from lbs list ot delegates as
published io Toesday's Oaxatta.
llspoft of committee on reaolationa
read aod adopted by noanlmona vote of
oonvanlioo as follows:
TO tHI BIM BLICAN CONVENTION Of MOB
, Bow OOCNTT.
Wa yoor oommittea oa reaololiooa
reapeetfolly aobmlt tba following:
Ua It resolved by lha republicans of
Morrow eotioty in regular Convention
mbled,
First, Tbal wa renew and emphasise
our allegiance lo the prioofpleo ot tbe
national platform of tba rapnblicao
party, adopted at HI. Louis in l'JO.
HHxmd, Wa favor tba redoctloa of
tbe aeleriea tit sheriff and olerk ot ktor
row ooonly .
Third, Tbal wa endorse Iba actlua of
Orsgoa'a deUgatina la oongraea.
Foartb, Tbal wa favor tba retoro of
W. IL Ellis lo coBgreee from tba 21
rungraaabmal dislrvtt of Orrgoo ao
bar. by reonmtanail tbal tbe dalegalea
eboeaa to aar atala aoavatilloa, vote
aad labor fur bis renomtaalloa.
Fifth, We raaonjinead tba firm
Amerleaa xily parsned by I'raldnl
Mi'Kmley la Iba preaent arista with
Hpala and rrjuioe tbal be baa exbiblieil
Ut Iba world Balis j idgroml al Iba rls
of oapopqlartlr, bat retreernllag tba
baat aaeliisael ol Iba A mart aaa people.
Uowaver, wa beUvs tbe Uma for later-
teottoe baa aoae aod we tberefora de
elafa Ins tba llama-lists reeog oltloa
tba le'Upeedenee ol Cuba, by paoefal
BMaes If possible, by war If aoaary.
Mrtl(is) BMda tbal all aaaviaatioaa I
aade by laftnaal ballot, earned.
Oa fit! ballot lot aMgra-saAal dale-
f VM K, V. Darnell raa4 XH V(,aa,
U. W. I'balps m. R. F. Dyed M aad Otis
I'slterana .trt. Million ibal Iba Infurmal
ballot tw drelarr I lot mat prevailed aad
Iba ebovs a. re deilerej sleettd.
M M.trr, M I. Msiattl, C. A,
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
Johnson and A. Andrews were eleoted
delegates to tbe state convention on first
ballot. Tbe informal ballot for repre
sentative placed the following in nomi
nation: E. L. Freeland, Frank Gilliam,
0. E. Farnsworth and J. F. Royee. On
the third formal ballot Freeland re
ceived 25 votee which number gave him
tbe nomination. D. A. Hamilton re
ceived the nomination for sheriff on the
third ballot over N. 8. Whetstone.
Vawter Crawford reoeived the nomina
tion on tbe first formal ballot for clerk.
Matt Iiiobentbal was nominated
on
the first formal vote tor treasurer.
J. W. Shipley was nominated on fitst
formal vote for sohool superintendent.
J. F. Willis was nominated on the
aeoond formal vote for assessor.
On tbe third formal vote J. L. How
ard received tbe nomination for oounly
commissioner.
Dr. E. R Hunlook reoeived the nnnni-
moua vote of the convention for ooroner.
No one deairing tbe nomination for
eurveyor the convention left the matter
itb tbe county central oommittee.
How to Look Good.
Good looks are really more than skin
deep, dependlog entirely on a healthy
oondition of all tbe vital organa. It tha
ver be inactive, you have a billiona
ook, if your atomaoh be disordered you
haveadyapeptiolook; if your kidneys
be affeoted, you bave a Dinohed Innk
Secure good health, and you will surely
uavo rooq looas. "tiieotrio iiitters" is
good alternative and tonic. An la Hi.
reclly on tbe stomach, liver and kidneya.
Purifiea tbe blood, oures pimplea,
blotches and boils, and givea a good
oomplexion. Every bnttle guaranteed.
bold by Bloonm Drug Co., E. J. Hlooum,
mauager. 50 oents per bottle.
PHBCINCT OFFICEllS NOMINATED.
Tba following preoinot nominations
were made at Iba olossot tbe convention
Saturday:
First district, comprising Matteson
and Dairy Justice of the peace, II.
Cumminga; constable, Chas. Hpenoer.
neoond district, Eight Mile and Dry
Fork Justice of tba peace, T. W. Mor
gan; constable, W. W.Brannon.
Third district, lone, Ceoll and Castle
Rook Justice, T. J. League; oonstable,
Walter Caaon.
Fourth diatriot, Lexington and Wells
8prings-Jastlce.no nomination made:
constable, C. 0. Boooa.
Fifth diatriot, Alpine, Pine City and
Lena Justice, J. T.Hoskins; oonstable,
do nomination made.
Sixth diatriot, Heppner, Gentry and
Mt Vernoa-Justice, M. B. Galloway;
constable, Jaa. Hart.
ACETYLENE UK
Tba light of the future. Why oot ba
Independent and own yonr own littla
gas plant which will givs four times
mora light than ordioary gas or electrio
ligbta at ooa bait tba eoalT Applicable
for aaa in cbnrcbea. a tores factories.
hotels, residansaa and country bomea ;
safer lhao ordinary gaa or keroseoe
lampa. Approved by all the Boards of
Underwriters throngbonl tba United
States. Wa want a first elaaa aaenl in
every town. Write for catalogue and
prieea. TflE ACKTYLFN'E OAS MA
CHINE CO , Aknrn, Ohio.
COt XTY CENTRAL OOMIITTEK-
'iba following wars selected as mem
bers of Iba eonoty central oommittea:
Ml Verooo II F. Hynd, Cbalmiua
Heppner.
K. 11 Unolook
W. B. Barrett
E l Oot
N. ILMoVey
E.T. rsrktos
A. Andreas
,W. J. Wat Unbar ger
Ed Day
W.lU'iwni
W.O. Hill
Oaotry
Dairy
Dry Fork
lone
Alpine
I'iue City
Laos
Wells Springs.
Lrilogtoa
F.igbt Mils...
OmiII
Melieeoa
grrrvka.1 Bars Oa.
raaarrts Canilf faihartli-, tha most won
derful m-ilii-ai ilia o.rrr ol lit a-, p'raa
Bul awl rn'raliinf lo tha taste, a 1 (fiitiy
anil iHisillvly on kMiiota, llvrr anil Im,iIs,
rkaiisinr tha entire atstrm, HI ml. I,
eura Imailanlie, Im f, li.liltiml rotitl-iliio
an I bUlousnaaa, i'traaa buy ami try a bi
1.11' I!, t; UilV', 10. aVWranta. Kold aaJ
guaaulaad ka curs by ail drasgkata.
Was, Ilaab ia vary 111 at bia borne ia
Heppner. Wa did not lease Iba nature
ot Iba U i erase from wbiob be ia Buffering
bet bopa tor bis speedy raoovery.
Hhilob's ('xraeanipiina Cure en tee
here others fall. Il ia Iba lea ling
Cough Cora, aad an boms abontd ha
without It. Ileaaanl lo lake aad go-a
right to Iba sp t. H I I by Oouaer A
T.foek.
kt4aa taaa k.a.i. ri,k r.tra rata.
il 6 C t. (.!, Sr. f l rtM MiTi