LEADERETTES.
Tammany it dtad.
Crop protpacts in California are
vary discouraging.
Portland politicians ara warming
p for the J una election.
"What will tha harvest htV
Tfcia is tba axeitirg question. Upon
tha answer depands the welfare of
ell
la 1825 the United States ex
ported wheat and flour to the falue
f 8100,000. In 1883 the value of
the same exports was $2,000,000.
BUI Stye an tbe Stars.
Klls KaseaUy Keeard.
Frank Eastman, who has been
clerk to the Senate Committee on I There is much in the great field of
Claiaa for the past two yearn, was astronomy that is discouraging to the
District AIRrner at Helena, M. savant who hasn't the time nor the
T., in 1882. In a conversation on I means to rummage around through the
the Canadian Insurrection Mr. heavens. At times I am almost hope
Eastman said: "I know Louis less, and feel like saying to the great,
lliel well. He tu tbe leader ef yearniul, hungry world: "Grope on for-
tbe Jtted ftiver Insurrection in ever. Do not ask me tor another sciea
187 z, and was gui.ty of the most tifie fact. Find -it out yourself. Hunt
atrocious and inhuman crimes ever up your own new-laid planets, and let
perpetrated by man. Add to the me have a rest. Never ask me again to
tortures of the" Inquisition every git un all nieht and take eare of a new
agony that devilish ingenuity could born world, while you lie in bed and
suggest or invent, and you may get recic not.
a taint idea or tne wanner, m which t Mt bo saiarv for examining th track
The Mirror,
is no flatterer. Would you
make it tell a sweeter tale ?
Magnolia Balm is the charm
er that almost cheats the
looking-glasv. ......
Rial treated the unfortunate cap
tives who fell into Lia hands. The
Canadian Government secured the
ikorvirp nf a mnaat f a visit R il
Chinese ceme to ban arancisco and after much tr9ubi4 te SUCceeded
at the rate of 640 per sannth and I jn inducing Kiel to surrender. Ia
leave at the rate of 370 per month, spite of his many acts ef fiendish
I J it - r . . t i
I...:.. . j;r.ran.a nf 9.70 nr cruelty ana luo lact mat. Be was
.i t o.-T?
nontn in iavor 01 an xrsaciscu. (;,.., f:i,i i.; tL
I wweimuiuiw laucu ,J LIT! UlUl VUG
hamn Ut UA A . A 1 X, -
Several Oregon editors have de- . - ' . . ' . .
cided tbat fcoglish supremacy is a niistaken mercy. In November,
thing of tbe past, that she cannot 1882, Kiel was engaged in celling
be kicked into war, and tbat she whiskey eight or ten miles inside
always w.e cowardly: .That settles ine 10fwer .-er 01 11,8 ' r
.,.-.. Reservation. Ho procured the li
the Aoglo-Russian affair. QUor ; Fort Benton, and. failimr
tw cav his bills and beinsr unable to
ra ... . 111' O
11 tne "late lamented naa reany secure any more credit, he trana-
attempted any lesisUtion of impor- ferred his valuable custom to Hel
tance to the State it would be ne- ller n, cretllt so ran out,
less void night after night when I
ought to be in bed. I sacrifice
my health in order that the public may
know at once of the presence ef a red
hot comet fresh from tbe factory. And
yet, what thanks do I get ?
Is it surprising tbat every little while
I contemplate withdrawing from scien
guilty of high treason, the Canadian tific re8arcb to g0 and skin an dght.
of
and when C. A. Broadwater, the
male team down through the dim vista
of relentless years?
Thsn, again, you take a certain kind
ot star, which, you leara from Prof Si
mon Newcomb, is at such a distance
that it takes 50,000 years for its light
to reach Boston. Now, we will sup
pose that, after looking over the large
stock of naw and secand-hanu stars, and
after examining the spring catalogue and
price list, I decide that one of the smal
ler size will do me, and I buy it. How
do I know it was thers when I bought
it? Its cold and silent rays may have
ceased 49,000 years before I was born
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Hard or
o I nartner and iwnt. nf WilrW nf Sk
too legislature, as aimosc every oui paul told him h(J cqM fce crtdiud
poased is defective or inoperative, no longer. Kiel said. "All rittht. and the intelligence be still oa the way
I ftf . 1 1 i l t 1I rFllrA ia tna milih mflTfTinlufvPHn finla
Iiixeesier uroauwum-, dui 1 wouia I " . ..
like to meet you out on ze perarie," and delivery. Every now and then
aio is made obligatory in our public n weymg a delicate sugges- ;u'"c
schools and tbe state JJoard ot -d- . i,r .t, a ,t . i ;
ucation says that Uctober 1st is I for sellins rum to the Indians, and Fonnd it last night about a mile and a
the tine, what will the teacher that when brought to trial refused to half south of the zenith, running loose
hath no music in himself do then? swer any question, frankly Haven't heard of anybody who has lost
stating tbat he refused because he a star of the fifteenth magnitude, about
At this writing it seems as if the u ' ".ramat. nimse.r .e nanas n.gn wan Ugas mane
n I In r in or fha trial mrnr n.l-ul TKnl w9" A T
i)juuvuii unu oui. uuiu uu n. ,j jjS wg5 noj. )B mal T0 melted know that he discovered a brand new
iiuiiuii uiuaiuiwu)', m i(iiivii i iut iveu iuver xnsurreccion in icz. star? llow can l discover wnetuer lie is
having been elocted to succeed tbe aair, replied Kiel with great dig- or is Bot playing an old threadbare star
Democratic legislator who died "vi 1 m 29 IUBn wn0 attemptod Ion me for a new one?
one timo ago. Instead of being a r ltru republican institutions We are told that there has been.no
i .l t ur u in zat country. As no other wit- peraeptible growth or decay in the star
tie vote the Republicans have a nosses could bo procured. Kiel was hKin9 ,in , h,,a t. .am
majority of two. Thus Logan's acquitted, although there was no around through space, in his mind, and
Koash on Coras.
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doubt in the world as to his guilt.
He was indicted at Kenton for
1 1 I wwws aiMUV49 HW JliVVBJ A. VJkllVj 111
tne spring or ibVd, and, being un-
able to procure bail, was imprisor.ed
jail tor two or three months.
"Oh! the man means
enough." This is not sufficient.
'Well-meaning men do a great deal ;n
of mischief through ignorance, pre- Then ha succeeded in securing
judice or conceit. A man is re- bondsmen in the persons of William
f. t..;n.n. -,i,;i, "uni, tne son or me ex oecre
"'""'b U.. J it.. W. --.I it n.ii
ie no extenuation of a wrong done Lnd Thomas Ouuunings, a former
'that the man means well enough, collector. After being released he
He might mean to cure you and went UP ,nt0 Manitoba, and from
4 i j i. waa eniJaSe( ,n l.ving his plans for
...a... vuvu-m uuw wuiu tn pre8f.nt insurrection. He re-
;guiny or muraer an roe same. turned to i ort Denton and was
, ' I tried, but as the people around
The U, S. land office at La Koclty roint led nomadic lives, it
; .
jraad. baa revived inderar.itv list w" '""possioie 10 .mam any wit-
VT , t i nesses save itiers liait brsed wile
Ne. 1 of lands in the La Grande Lnd brother.in.,aw 0f course he
district belonging to the .Northern waa no., COnvicted.
Pacific Railrjad. as granted to the
omnanv bv Contrresa under irrant """"n Ku"
- i nni . ., TT .. . .
f Jul, 2.11 Sfil. and Mav 11 at A Ane ncome or tne V nitea King
n, , . ,- ' dom for the quarter ending March
oiw. ,xt,.Uu,u,iw3lil885i was 29,371,714. This
is an increase of 2, 033,227 over
the corresponding quarter last year.
1 and 2 north and 1 and 2 south of
ranges 27, 22, 29 and 30. The
number of acres included in list Nc.
1 ie 70,549.32. The commissioner
-of the General Land Ollice is said
to be considering the propriety of
abolishing the "indemnity limits"
of the land grant to railroads, a it is
believed that this will restore 100,
000,000 acres of land to the public
domain. These limits were not fix
ed by law, but were created by an
order of department, and hence it
is clearly within Commissioner
Sparks' power to abrogate them.
The reports of the conditio of
2,691 National Banks in tha Unit
ed States for March 10th have just
been collected by the comptroller of
the currency. Tha resources of
these banks aggregate the enormous
sum of $2,312,771,247. This is
$33,000,000 mora than six months
ago, but is nearly $60,000,000 less
thaa eighteen months ago. Th
heaviest item, of course, is the
amount of loans and discounts,
wnicli is 5l,J7,331,'JU4. This is
bout $76,000,000 less than it was
eighteen months ago. The next
large item is the value of United
States bonds deposited for circula
tioa. This item is $3 13,106,200, a
m Ann - a.
uecrease or sjp.juo.oju as com
pared with eighteen months ago.
The change is important, because it
affects the circulation of paper uion
ey. The amount of Botes outstand
ing March 10th, 1883, was $274,
081,157, a decrease of $36,436,700
as compared with Sept. 30, 1883.
Aaother item of interest . is the
amount of specie held. This was
$167,115,873 en March 10, 1885,
against 128,609,475 six menths
go, and $709,117,184 eighteen
uenths go. Hen is an increase
of $59,297,889, which not only off
eta the decrease ia paper money,
but leaves clear margin of nearly
$23,000,000 ef a better kiad of
money. The basks owed their de
realtors $1,011,850,149 on the 10th
ef March, 1835. This is a trifle
more than six months ago, but is
$54,980,235 lss than eigbt.en
iiieutbs ago. There are about 600
and includes a gain of 1,682,000
from the property aud income tax
and 371,000 from customs.
The net increase for the past
year is 837,926 or over $4,000,-
000. The revenue system of Lug-
land is sountiuies held up as a mo
del for its simplicity, the restricted
list of taxable objects, and the thor
oughness and economy in the col
lection. The list of dutiable ar
ticles of imports is quite limited as
compared with the united States
vvo derive most or our revenue
from dutiable articles, our collec
tions from that source for the last
fiscal year being $195,067,490,
agaigst $101,005,000 for the United
ivingdoip. Uur internal revenue
system gave us $121,586,073 in the
last fiscal year, against $133,000,
000 in the United Kingdom. Our
total ordinary receipts from all
sources for 1883 84 w.re $348,519,
870, against $340,515,550 in the
United Kingdom
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The death of a Lord Mayor, a London
journal remarks, is a rare event It
is, nevertheless, a remarkable tact that
in the last cautury no fewer than lira
Lord Mayors died in oflice within a
period of thirteen years. Iu 17-11 Sir
Humphrey Parsons diad, and in the
next year (1742) Sir Robert Guilsshal.
Eiht years then elapsed before the
death of another Lord Mayor. In 1750
Sir Samuel Pennant died, iu 1752 Al
derman Wiutcrbottoni, and in 1753
Alderman Ironside. Tha next Lord
Mayor who died was Alderman Beck
ford, 1770; and siuce that date there
has been no ether instance ot a death
of a Lord Mayer until the recant death
f Alderman Jv'ottajie.
make tigures on the barn-door with red
chalk showing the celestial time-table.
Ko serious accidents have occurred in
the starry heavens since I began to
observe and study their habits. Not a
star has wased, not a star has waned, to
my knowledge. Not a planet has
season -cracked or shown any ef the
injurious effect of our rigorous climate.
Not a star has ripened prematurely or
fallen off the treas. The varnish on
the very oldest stars I find, on close and
critical examination, to be in splendid
condition. They will all, no doubt,
wear as long as we need them, and wiuk
on long after we bare ceased ta wink
back.
Ia 1866 there appealed suddenly ia
the northern cro .vn a star of about the
third magnitude, bad worth at least
$250. It was generally coneeded by
astronomers that this was a brand new
star that bad never been used: but,
upon consulting Argelander's star-cat'
alog and price-list it was found that this
was not a new star at all, but an old
fiided-out star of the ninth magnitude.
with the front breadths turned wrong
side out, and trimmed with moonlight
along the seams.
After a few days SI phenomenal
brightness it gently ceased to draw a
salary as a star of the third magnitude,
and walked home with an "Uncle Tom's
Cabin" company.
It is such things as this that makes
the lifa of the astronomer one of constant
and discouraging toil. I have long con
templated, as I say, tha advisability ot
retiring, from this field of science and
allowing others to light the northern
lights, skim the milky way, and do
other celestial chores. I would do it
myself cheerfully if my health would
permit, but for years I have realized,
and so has my wife, that my duties as
an astronomer kept me up too much at
night ; and my wife is certainly right
about it when she says if I insist on
scanning the heavens night after night,
coming home late with the cork out of
my tolcscope and my eyes red and
swollen with these exhausting vigils, I
will be cut down in my prime. So 1 am
liable to abandon the great labor to
which I had intended to devote my life,
my dazzling genius, and ray princely
income. I hope that other savants will
spare me the pain of another refusal,
for my mind is fully made up that, un
less another skimmist is at once secured,
the milkey way will henceforth remain
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sample of the grain had been sent
East and the quality was so superi
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out by tho brawing company.
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Bston rink. "IVau poiei?'' ventured
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CHARGE UNLESS PATENT IS SECURED.
Information, advice and special referen
ces sent on application.
.T. B. L1TTELL, Washington, D. C.
Near U. S. Patent Office.
-AKE WING,
Washing and Ironing.
Opposite Saliny & Co.'a. - Main St., Weston.
Washing 75 cents per dozen. White shirts
washed and ironed in the best style for "one
bittee piece." No charge for cuffs, collars and
handkerchiefs if less than six of each. 203m
XTT ANTED .
V V agents!
To sell Diion'a new and superior maps and
chart.. As paying an agency as any in ithe
world. For 36 pajre catalogue, free, address
John Dixon,
tM Market St. San Francisco, Cal.
for Infants and Children,
"C-vrtorla Is well adapted to cMdrea that 1 Cartoria mm Colie. Co!rt1on,
mora banks ill eiistetiCa titan there ; ' rwommcm! it aa euperior to any prescription I Bonr EtoMach. Diarrhoea, Erucikoon.
- ,1 VI. Ut3, t.C ! I II y, .1PI 411 lllltlll.M w
GREAT OVERLAND ROUTE,
NORTHERN PACIFIC R. R.
THE OHLY LIKE RUB
Pullman Palace Sleeping; t arn,
Slnenlflccnt Day Coacncsand
ELEGANT E1IIGBA3T SLEEPIXU CAES
with berths free of cost.
From Washington and Oregon
. TO THE EAST!
Via St. Panl and Minneapolis.
The only Trans-continental Line Running
PALACE DIIIQ CARS.
(MeaU 75 cents.)
Fastest Time Ever Made from
the Coast
OVER THE
Northern Pacifio Rai'road.
To Sloni City, Council rtlnffs, lit. Jo-
pini, Atrnlfton, LeHveuivortta, Uansa.4
Cily, Knrliuston, tiulucj,
ST. LOUiS, CHICAGO,
And nil points thrnnghont the Hunt and
SoutUeaxt via l. Paul and Minneapolis.
THE OXLY LIXE RFXXIXG
Throngh Emigrant Sleeping
Cars from Portland.
And hauled on regular express train
over tile entire li-nalii oMIie .rtn
eru Pacific itallroau.
Lsave Wallu'a Junction at 4:10 a. m.
Leave Portland at 1:) p.m. daily; arrive at Min
neapolis or St. Paul llrAo d. n.. fourth day.
C'onnet-tion made at St. Paul and Minneapolis
to au points r.t, bouth ana boutneusu
PACIFIC DIVISION.
Train leaves Portland daily 9:25 a. to. Arrive
at Sew Tacoi&a G5 p. m." connecting witli O.
R. & N. Cfs bits for all points on Pnet Sound
A. D. .HAKLTuX, Cen l Wtsfn pasa. Agent,
So. 2 Washington bt., PortUnd, Or.
UNO. J. BEELER
Watchmaker IJeweler
Post Oflice Buildiug,
Weston
Oregon.
giives a thorough, practical education to those who do
not care to learn wljut tliey will not use. It ia esnecial-
ly adapted to the wants of those who desire to cater bus
iness or the profession of Teaching.
It embraces
ACIassica! Course of Three Years,
A Scientific Course of Thrao Years
A Teachers' Course of Two Years,
' A Business Course, and
Clocks and watches cleaned and re
paired in a skiful manner at reasonable
rates. 11
M
US. C. H. HESSEY,
Leading
25JO.
MAIN STREET, -
12, ! -
WALLA WALLA.
An Elementary Course,
ia which the
COMMON BEANCHES
are taught hy the best ap-iorcd and most interesting
methods.
Arithmetic by the Grubc Method.
Reading by the "Sentence SXcthod."
Geography by relief maps and globes and map modelling.
Grammar by the celebrated Kecd and licllozg Dia
grams.
History by the Brace System.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Special Attention Given to CUling
and Filling.
fJone Eut Professions!, Skilled and
THOROUGHLY INFORMED TEACHERS
will be employed in any department.
wan tan yers sgti. - 'XLe &moui.t of
circulation, howtver, ii 600,000,
LiMtkan it wMOctoVer 1, 1874. .
Ill So. Oilura -jk, iirouiyn. N. Y. 1 WItWt iaiariOM mrriiraam. - -
Tbm CtouaSi Conurr, IS Fulton streel, H. T.
(All Sorts 'of
hurts and many sorts of ails of
man and beast need a cooling
lotion. Mustang Liniment.
Odor of Forest. Sparkle of Stream,
FOREST AND STREAM.
Do you cm a gun, or a fi?h-poTet or iri
dog or rifle? Ever go angling, or shootinp, or
tramping, or camMUi or caoeiog, or jtaehtin?
Have yva a tastA: Ijt gtadyin the habits of wiid
birds or aniioaU? Do you know that for ten
yt-ars we hare been publish irtg a bright weekSy
paper devoted to these subjects? It will repay
yoa to look at a copy of th. Ifjrest and Strrara.
Ttp is do oher paner in the wwW just like it.
Address Forest and StreaiD PabUshiDjr 5
park &ow. New York.
ADAMS, OREGON.
S. P. HOWELL,,- - Propt
Spring Jerm Begins February 1 6th, 1 835. ; -
Norma Institute, 4 weeks, begins June 1, 1885.
- ,t
Tuition, per term - - : : .".
formal Institute fee ' - - - - .
$10.00
5.00
f ' TrvelerTriH-finl that this hotel seta
as good a table as is to be found in tbe
whole "Upper Country." Bedrooms
are large, clean and airy. Every atten
tion paid to tbe comfort and convenience
of guests.
Patronage RefectfuUy Solicited.
EStndents fonnd competent will be aided by the In
structors in securing positions.
For further information and special terms, address
' Eastern Oregon Normal School, "
Weston, Oregon.