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Chicago may require some assist
ance in the way of having their
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train and carriage or bus, or in
many other ways, and they will
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spect in the service of the Ushers
at the Grand Central Passenger
Station, who have recently been
uniformed wifh brown suit and red
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all trains prepared to assist pas
sengers, and it is hoped that our
patrons will fully avail themselves
of this additional provision for
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J AS. C. POND,
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NO. 649
OITlOlAIi BIKBCTOET.
United States Officials.
President.. William McKiuley
Vioe President Garret A. Hobart
(secretary of State W. B. Day
Secretary of Treasury Lyman J. Gage
Seorotary of Interior CornlinsN. Winn
Heoreiary of War Kussell A. Alger
owrewiy in navy IOnn i. Ltong
Postinaster-Qeneral Charles Emery Smith
Attorney-General John W. (Megs
Secretary f Agriculture James Wilson
State of Oregon.
Governor W. P. Lord
Secretary of State , H. K. Kincaid
Treasurer Phil. Metsrhan
Snpt. Public Instruction G. M. liwin
Attorney General C. M. IdJeman
.Senators a- W- MoBride
'Congressmen WH-. lilt""""
Printer .'.W. H. Leeds
R. B. Bean.
, F. A. Moore,
-supreme Judges ,
( C. E. Wolverlon
Sixth Judicial District.
C 'unit Judge Stephen .Lowell
P.OMoating Attorney H. J. Bean
Morrow County Officials.
Joint Senator A, W. Gowan
representative J. N. Brown
.!ounty Judge A. G. Bartholomew
" Commissioners j. K. Howard
J. W. Beokett.
" Clerk. J.W.Morrow
'' Bheriff E. L. Matlock
' Trassnrer. v.. ...... Frank Gillian!
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" Surveyor J. J. McUee
Hchool Sup't Jay W. Shipley
' Coroner B. F. V&ughan
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Uohtenthal, J. B. Simons, J. J. Roberts, J. W.
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K iconier W. A. Richardson
Treasurer L. W, Briggs
Marshal. John Bagor
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t "PITCHER'S CASTORIV AS OUR TRADE MARIC
, .DR. SAMUEL PITCHER, of Hyannis, Massachusetts,
was the originator of "CASTORIA," the same that
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March24,1898.? y y
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WAR NEWS!
WASHINGTON, May 13. Admiral Sampson telegraphed St Thorn
as: a portion of my squadron made a three hours' attack on San Juan
resulting in much damage to the batteries and city adjacent to batter
ies. One man killed on board the New York and several slightly
wounded. No damage to my ships.
MADRID, May 13. It is reported that a strong Spauish expedi
tion is being organized to attack the Philippines. Cape Verde's fleot
leaves Martinque immediately under sealed orders.
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ths ecNvaua eoMPANV. ?t MuanAv strut, nswvobm omw
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mshi Ckkfj to Ea3m. DtiClsa M 1m ef Eisse,
AfHI?GI0N M'7 U--Admira 8ampeon did not take Porto Rioo because
. . uolu ,i wiiD, ia lores Hours' aontinued firing the Spanish iron-
ui. bjv atuotiLHU BUips UU IWlCe
Officers place conSdeDoe in the report that part of ths Spanish fleet is not far
.. . - t Ul.,. x ,nuK was nepra at intervali south of Block island-
8iB8t towns are keeping a close watoh on the n amber of cruisers patrolina the
eoaBt aod a lookout for the Spaniards.
NEW, YORK, Msy 18,-A World dispatch from Washington says: A diplo
matic oomplioition , between the United Slates and the French govenment is bur.
hbchgu vy iuib queriion, wnioa .is agitating naval experts: "Did Frenoh experts
r , J 1 corneo aea,n ,0 "veAmerioan sailors of the torpedo boat Wins
ou..u n8Bs trom two sources, first, on aocount of the Frenoh
steamer Lafayette, which attempted to run the bloekada at Havana, and. secondly,
on aooona of the men who manned the gans at Cardenas, Havana and Matanzas
w0re more experi taan apaniarda and are thought to be Frenoh experts.
: TAMPA, Fla,, May H.-It is reported that the sighting of the Spanish fleet will
probably cause a postponement of the embarkation of troops for Cubs, and that
they will be held until the deet is destroyed.
. The flying squadron has been ordered to sea to interoept and engage the Spanish
fleet and a decisive battle is imminent at any time. The American commanders
Lave orders from the navy departmedt to sink every Spanish man-of-war vessel
tbey meet, and will oomply with orders to the letter.
KEY WEST, May M:-In an engagement at Oienfuegos, Wednesday, one sailor
00 board tba American ship Marblehead killed and six wounded. The Spanish
loss was great.
MADBID, May 14: -Spanish reports admit that the Spanish loss at the engage
ment at Manila was 300 killed and 600 wounded. Dewey completely annihila
ted the Spaiiiah fleet.
LONDON, May 14.-Members of the government are reported to have prophe
sied war between France and Great Britain within a month.
WASHIFQTON, May 14,-The Spanish fleet has been sighted about 100 miles
off tbe coast of Venezuela.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 15. The cruiser Charleston leaves for Manila today
with 300 sailors aud marines to reinforoe Dewey. The City of Pekin sails Thurs
day with 1,000 soldiers and 60C Sons of ammunition.
The Washington volunteers arrived yesterday at Taooma. Two battalions sailed
on lb Umatilla yesterday for San Franoisoo.
! KEI WEST, May 15.-Tbe Spanish squadron started out of CJuracora, West In
dies, DHt Yeneauela. The purpose of the Spanish admiral is lo elude Sampson
and get into Havana harbor.
1 Word comes frvm the south that the Oregon and Niohtoroy should be off Martin
ique Monday ami jrun Sampson's fleet next day. - Sampson's fleet was beard from
at fueito.
A rumor was afloat yesterduy that Sampson's fleet had mat the enemy, tbe latter
losing seven ships and the former the New York and Indiana. Tbera is no founda
tion fc'f this, however.
TAMPA, May 14 -Officials believe that the time for ths invasion of Cnba is at
band. All of tbe regular army will be here Monday. The eovsrnmanl h.. iha
.rauepurui .aaay. & soneme lor co-operating with tbe insurgents is completed.
Pill,
fill
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
JACK M DONAliD BUKJ1DES.
a Dose of
us Kuils Hg Existence With
Carbolic Acid.
From Long Creek Eagle.
Jeok McDonald, who last October beat
a Chinaman named Ah Fong almost unto
a pulp down near Monument, and for
whioh he was indicted by the present
grand jury for an assault with a rook,
ended his existence In his quarters in the
county jail last Monday morning by the
oarbolic aoid route. Hs had just re
lumed from the oourt room where be
was sentenced to two years' imprison
ment for his offense and without flinching
swallowed the contents of a two-ounce
bottle of oarbolic aoid. The action of
Ihe deadly poison soon rendered him a
raving maniac, whioh attraoted the at
tention of Deputy Sheriff Short, who
summoned Dr. J, W. Ashford.but before
any antidote oould be given him he ex-pired.
Strongly Recommended.
"For twenty yesrs I was a sufferer
from dyspepsis, and received only tem
porary relief, but I have not bad
any trouble with dy spepsia since taking
a few bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla. I
strongly recommend Hood's Sarsapa
rilla to anyone suffering from dyspep
sia," : John It Eoli,, Fairhaven, Wash
ington. Hood's Pills are tbe tbe only pills lo
lake with Hood's saparillarilla.
FKESS COMMENT.
NEWPORT, B. I., May 14,-The cruiser St. Paul, and, fn .ia. w
afternoon lo join Bampson's fleet.
LONDON, May 14.-Seoretary of State Chamberlain's spssob is interpreted lo
mean a wur between France and Germany imminent.
KEY WEST, May 15. It is thought here that the American fleet
will meet the Spanish squadron Tueaday. The Oregon will have join
ed Sampson by that time and will materially atrengthen the aqnadron,
whioh is quite strong enough now to master the Spaniards.
A large number of rifles and many thousand rounds of ammuni
tion have been landed in Cuba and these munitions of war, together
with viluable stores, are now safely in the hands of tbe insurgents
They will be in splendid condition to assist the Amenoans in the in
Tasion, whioh will occur as soon as Sampson completes bis task.
WASHINGTON, May 15. It is reported that a member of a plot to
kill General Lee, a man named Gonzales, was arrested in Washington
today. It is definitely known that such a plot is in existence and
enough evidence baa b?en secured to connect Gonzales with it.
OFF HAVANA, May 11-Ulanoo again tried to entioe tbe Amer.
lean ships under the guns of the Spanish forts at Havana. He sent
out two steamers, as decofs, but they were chased back by American
torpedo boats. American advances on the forts were frustrated and
the ships driven back.
8agata will establish a new ministry which will be for war to the
bitter end.
Tbe reeoncentradoes in Havana are almost all dead. ThRn.5a,
have driven them from Havana, without food, acd thfi Amnniu Aa.A
on the road.
The situation ia Havana is desperate. If tha blockaJa i. nnt r.i.aj
red riot will run supreme. Some Spaniards say they will blow up and
set fire to the cities befcre they will surrender to the American
It is rumored that Oermany will seize the island of Havti a. .
the Spanish fleet engages the Americans.
HAITI, M.y 14-Sampson's squadron is uncertain h.tr,, J
20 southward to loolr for the Spanish fleet or go to the west Tfce
steamer Yale, formerly the Taris, sailed this "afternoon, keeping a vitr.
ilanl lookout for the Spanish squadron.
Spanish refogeea from Cuba say that there ara fdinm , t.
and that the hospitals are crowded with sick and wounded soldiers
The defenses about Havana have been materially strengthened.
CAULKHTO.V,8.C.,M,yl6.-Tbe flvio sou.,!
here and is amiously awaiting tbe arrival of coal v continue her jour,
ney. The transports will continue southward to Key West.
KEY WEST, May 10. Important movements are being planned
All ships in the harbor have been ordered to get np steam. The Soani
Uh fleet is supposed to be heading in this direction. "
MADRID. Mav 16. Thai Fnan!ar!a tL.t r i m . ...
. ... . f. uai ijorii LUfttQDCrJUO
Not Necessarily What tbe Gazette Thinks
Bat tbe Opinions of Others.
W.R. Ellis was elected to congress tbe
last time avert though there waa a bolter
in tbe field from tbe republican nartv.
This being true how much more certain
is ths eleotion of M, A. Moody ss tha
choice of the whole pBrly. Union Re-
publiosn.
Fit.hugh Lee will probsbly be the
military governor of Cuba. Hs would
make an excellent governor of Cuba
preparatory to establishing a republic
of Cuba, as is Ihe intention. E. O.
Political speakers in tbe present oam
paign are wasting a greal deal of "wind"
without any result. Tbe people have
about made up their minds bow lo vole
and nothing tbe political orator oan ssy
will bsve any tffeot upon their verdiot at
tbe polls. E. O.
"Cyolone" Davis met with no "frost"
in Pendleton. He spoke to 800 or more
people. He interested tbem. He is no.
doubted! an earnest man and is in pol.
Hies in hopes of bettering tb conditions
of tbe mssses of the people. E. O,
Vots for tbe Hon. Thomas II. Tongue,
for oongrass. During Ihe present Iron
blesome times Mr. Tongue is ably sus
taining tbe war measures of tbe adminis
tration with bia voioa and vote. The
disgrsoefol record of R. &f Veatoh In
Ibe Oregon state senate shows what bs
would do under like clroumstsnoes. Ha
oould be depended upon to oppose any
messurs for the protection of tbe soldier
boys who ars defending tbe oountry,
Putnoos but patriots on guard! Ash.'
land Tidings,
II is generally admitted that Joa Hi-
mot will b a oandidats for United
States ssnalor before Ibe neit legislature.
If tbe lejlsletura. Is republican fiimon
will itaad an exojllent obaooa of else
lloo. Jos Simon is doing bis lsvsl bait
to make tbe next legislates rsnubllcaa.
Times-Moaoleioear,
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Doii't forget that tho true gentle
man never uw profane or vulvar Ian
gunge; that lit) dot-a not hpeitk ltatily.
Dnx'T hang about the kitchen, with
advice here anil KtitrirctiUoiia there, un
less your wife ha the Mimn privilege
at your place of work or bunineas.
Dos't pay a dollar for a lunch "down
town," ami half a much more for
efgars, while you think tip plans for
greater economy in the family grocery
bill.
I)o)t'T requlr an llernl.c! report of
-very dollar placed In her handa, even
should she miilie an iiuw l- expendi
ture; coiialder h ivv many times you
have given her the examplv. Oood
fliiUM'keeplng.
W eal Dr. A. X. falter Hays.
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obosio, ji, i . uetfis : r rota my
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f speech wil provoke war in , Europe, and have prepared not. to th! p .M. f.iu.d in oZrZ,
M.uiK mew w comoiQB agaiiict Lngland and America.
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ill be wholly in the direction of war. Th. i-...i . . L...
Americans. '
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tbe effect of your Bhilob's Cure in esses
of advanced oonsamptioB, I am prepared
to say it is lbs most remark alia faujsjy
thai has sr been brought la my stteo
tioa. II bss ssrlslely isvsd msny from
ooianptiofl. lold by Cossir t Wsrrsa.