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a J Progressive, Reliable enfi NeWüj I E cho A Increase Tour Buslneea A d Adv. in the - Leader Echo - Leader Uve V wupHprr In a Live City! Will Accomplish the Resali. Try H I COTTAGE GROVE. LANE COUNTY. OREGON. SATURDAY, MARCH 9. 1895. VOL. lì. Cottage Grove Echo-Leader, Echo-Leader B uilding. E. P. THORP, E d it o r and B u s in e s s M an a g e r R a t e s o f S u b s crip tio n . O S * Y E A R ........... .................................. * 2 OO i \ T h e s e rates «re strictly in advance. Subacribers wishing * change in their p stoffice address should give their old as well as t ew address. The )£c»io-l.RAi>rft w ill be sent to subsoiibers until all a; rears are paid and paper ordered to be d sc m¿inu d according to law. Any subscriber not receiving his paper reaulrrly w ill please notify this oflhe imme diately. t f h We invite short articles of eeneral in tercut —long ones, as a rule, not published. All a rticle. must be accompanied by the name of the writer, i <>t for publication, but bs evidence oi good fa tb. We assume no re*p msibility for the. opinions o f correspondents. Ku.ered at ihe postoffh e at Cottage Grove as second cla^s matter. THE Fla W H IS K Y TRUST. SESSION IS ENDED o f R e o r g a n iz a tio n to Be M a d e P u b lic T h is W e e k . C h ic a g o , III arch 6 —The conference of the attorney« of the whisky trust ended to-day and Messrs. Bijur and Cadwalader left this afternoon for New York. The matters requiring the atten tion of the lawyers have been satisfac torily settled. The draft of a plan of re organization, which the New York coun sel brought with them, was accepted, with a tew amendments suggested by the Chicago attorney, Levi Mayer. The plan of reorganization will be submitted to the entire committee next Wednes day in New York for its appioval. The local members of the conference refuse to give any intimation as to the plan of reorganization, but say that it will be made public Thursday or Friday of this week. Mr. Harrison, one of the ac countants, who lias been making an ex amination of tiie trust’s books, is still at work here, and Mr. O’ Brien, the other expert, lias returned to Peoria. A ttor ney Mayer, when asked what had been the result of the experts’ examination, said: “ I cannot discuss the disclosures made by the examination of the company’s books, as to give details would be quite improper at tins time. I have n j objec tion to saying that there is at hand the most substantia! evidence which places tiie old managers in an unenviable posi tion. Tiie profligate recklessness, not to say dishonesty, with which certain deals were made are astounding. Con tracts, in which some of the officers were financially interested and which needlessly cost tiie company a vast sum of money, were made with the fa cility with which a child blows bubbles from a pipe. The old management has been a mosaic of rottenness, whose ex posure both justice and the rights of the defrauded stockholders demand.” HAWAII’S EX-QUEEN. I t ia a Q u estion W h e th e r She W i l l P a r d o n e d o r P u n is h e d . The Fifty-Third Congress Ac complished But Little. BRIEF R E V IE W OF I T S W O R K Be S an F rancisco , March 5.— Special correspondence from Hawaii says that the president is reported to be wavering between granting the ex-queen her full pardon or letting the sentence stand. It is common talk that Mrs. Dole is inter ceding lor the ex-queen. Indeed, the feeling against the ex-royal lady has de creased so that it is tiie general nope in the city that she will be pardoned, not liecause she is not guilty, but on account of her age. ill health, previom misfor- fortunes, and further because Lhe is the only woman mixed up in the affair. Charles B. Wilson, the authorized agent of the ex-queen, says he knows of his o » n knowledge that not only Honolulu ladies, but men also are making a strong fight for the ex-queen’s pardon. Per sonally he has no doubt tiiat the pardon will be granted. H e also says and au thorizes the statement that he lias ad vised her not to ask for pardon under any circumstancts, but to rely on her letter of abdication solely. Tiie ex queen has it in her power to do some good among the natives, but it is feared that her natural disposition will prevent her from fully accepting the situation. She may, however, do so, and if she does she will not suffer any hardship at the hands of the government. Her con finement will be at present in the ex ecutive building, which was her former palace. She will occupy one of the large and airy rooms formerly used by her and over-looking the fine park surround ing the building. NORTHWEST NEWS Condensed Telegraphic Reports o f Late Happenings. TA K E N H O T FROM T H E W IR E S PO RTLAND NO. 40. Highest of all in Leavening Power.— Latest U.S. Gov’t Report M ARKETS. Business is very quiet. Stocks of vege tables were light, but country produce came in heavily. This was especially the case with eggs, which are weak and still tending lower. The hay market is overstocked, and sales are difficult. No changes are reported in the staple gro cery list. Powder ABSOLUTELY PU B E W h e a t M a r k e t. B u d g et o f N e w « fo r E a sy D ig e s tio n F rom There is not much business passing in dan F ra n c isc o ** A im . B A T T L E S H IP O R E G O N . the local wheat market. Quotations are S an F b a x c m c o , March 2«— At a large In g to n , O re g o n and I d a h o —Ite m s o f a shade firmer, hut not materially higher. S u g | «itio D S fo r a G ra n d N a v a l D i- p la y ly attended meeting of San Francisco t o A g r e e I p o u Im p o r ta n t Q u estion s For export purposes Walla Walla wheat at San F ra n c is c o . In te r e s t to P a c ific C oa st P e o p le . business men this afternoon a “ Half- is worth 41 @ 42c per bushel, and Valley W h ic h S h o u ld H a v e B een D e c id e d . S an F rancisco , March 4.— Now that Million Club” a as organized. The ob Grant’s Pass, Or., has 405 boys and 75@77>.,c per cental. W a s h i n g t o n , March 5. — A review of the Olympia has secured her quota of ject of the organization, a« expressed in 355 girls of school age. the work of tiie last session of the fifty- men the battle-ship Oregon ia receiving a resolution which was adopted, is “ for The farmers about Silver Lake, Or., the purpose of united effort in bringing P r o d u c e M a r k e t. third congress must necessarily deal are desirous of establishing a creamery. her fair share of attention. The work altout such additions to the le-ddent F lour — Portland, Salem, Cascadia and more with what was attempted to be The school census in Corvallis, Or., men of the Union ironworks are putting population of this city that it will ag Dayton, are quoted at $2.30 per barrel; shows 352 females and 316 m ales; total done than that which was accomplished, Golddrop, 42.50; Snowflake, $2.30; Ben the finishing touches on her, and she is g r e g a t e in number* half a million ot 668. The esti since most of the important busiuess ton county, $2.30; graham, $2.15@2.30; nearly ready to be turned over to the people before the year Aft effort is being made to start up tiie superfine, $1.90. mated population of the city now is considered has been relegated to the first government. One of the afternoon pa Ocoeta, Wash., m ill plant that has been about 300,000. A d v e r t is in g F a t * M a de K n o w n on A p O a t s — Good white oats quoted weak at class. The session has been particular pers here says: idle for a year. p lic a tio n . 28@30c; milling, 31@32c; gray, 26@28c. ly marked by the inability of the senate “ She being the first vessel of her line , The city council of Seattle has donated Rolled oats are quoted as follows: Bags and house to agree upon any of tiie most $200 to the Salvation army to be used in $5.75@6.00; barrels, $6.00@6.25; cases. ever constructed on tiie Pacific Coast, naval officers are particularly anxious to its labor relief work. $3.75. C H U R C H D IR E C T O R Y . important problems presented by them. B ar le y — Feed barley, 62l,,@65c per make tiie transfer of the vessel an oc It is proposed to hold an encampment Congress met December 4 last with of G. A. R. veterans of Eastern Oi Jregor cental; brewing, 80<a85c per cental, casion for a naval demonstration in the one imperative and perennial task, to /TT-VfBKKLAND PKEHBYTKKÍAN CHURCH— bay of San Francisco. There are enough according to quality. at Fdgin, July 23 and 24. V Sunday school, 10 a . m . Preaching, 11 a . m . frame and enact the various appropri H ay — Timothy, $9@9.50 per ton; ehips at Mare Island to make up quite a and 7 p. M. ’ P n y e r meeri-.g. each Wednesday at There are 12,000 sacks of grain in the squadron. The two revenue cutlers, ation bills. N ext in importance was the 8 p M. (“ We»r<* jo irney ng unto a place of Monkland district of Sherman county, cheat, $6@6.50; clover, $7.50®8; oat, $7 Corwin and Rush, could be pressed into which tn** Ixird said, I w 1 1 ! give it you; come financial question, for which no definite @ 8; wheat, $7®8. Or., yet in the farmers’ hands. tho i w th u< and we w ill do tnee good.” — plan of settlement beyond many fiee- MiLLBTUFrs — Bran, $12.00; shorts, service, besides the coast survey boats Numb. I0:J9 F. Z. SE S B E lT, Pastor. Four regulars and eight specials are $13.50; chop feed, $12@15; middlings, now in Oakland creek and those not on silver bills and various individual to be dropped from tiie Spokane police none in m arket; chicken wtieat, 671* duty. Tiie secretary of the navy could schemes was then in view. Several im illlK lS T I A N C H I'R C H —SERVICES AT 11 A. force in the interest of economy. be persuaded to give orders to have the \ M. and 8 p. m . Sunday school at 10 a . m . portant bills came over as a heritage @75e per cental. Y. P. S. C. E., etch Sunday at 4 P. m . Midweek irom the preceding eession. Foremost As soon as the weather is suitable the B utter — Fancy creamery is quoted at ships placed under the orders of an act prayer an l pra *e services, Wednesday evening among those in tiie house w ere: prisoners in Spokane county, Wash., 22j*@25c; fancy dairy, 17>6@20c; fair ing admiral. Tiie coast defence vessel a t7 oY lock . Musical ieLear*al, each Saturday Tiie Nicaragua canal bill, the railroad evening at 7 oc louk. jail wili be set to work on the roads. to good, 12T4@15c; common, 8® 10c Monterey could act as flagship. The morning of the formal transfer of tiie pooling bill, and the bill for the settle M IS S IO N A R IE S IN D A N G E R . The woolen mills at Bandon, Or., are per pound. I I ETH ODIST C H U R C H-SU N D A Y SCHOOL ment of the indebtedness of tiie Pacific P otatoes —Q uotations wholly nomi Oregon, the naval fleet at Mare island running overtime w ith orders enough to i l l at ¡0 a . m . Pre ching each fourth Sunday could steam slowly down from tiie yard railroads known as the Reilly bill. T h o s e o f th e A m e r ic a n H oard S u spected keep at it all summer. A shortage of nal. morning and evening. Prayer meeting, every The Nicaragua canal project has not O n io n s — Good Oregon, 90c@$l per and take up its station in the hay on Thursday ulght. •* The I.ord Is in His holy tem o f In s u r g e n t D e s ig n s . wool is threatened. an imaginary line, run north from sack. been able to secure a hearing in the ple.” REV. E. OITTINS, Pastor. Many owners of hopyards are putting C o n st an t in o ple , March 5.— The situ house. Largely through the enthusiastic P oultry — Chickens, old, $2.50@3.00 about a mile off shore from Goat A N E W F O E T O F IG H T . up the wire system this spring, it costs The revenue cutters and efforts of Morgan of Alabama the senate ation of the missionaries of the Am eri per dozen; young, $1.75® 2.50 per dozen; Island. bill was pushed to a vote in that body can board residing at Amaiash is criti but little more than poles and lasts for ducks, $4.0O@4.50; geese, $6.00; turkeys, other vessels could form another line a number of years. C h ec k -R a is in g ; S w in d le r s S a id to H a v e after protracted debate, and was sent to live, at 6@8c per pound; dressed, 10® further west, and at a giv n time tiie a N e w F ra s e r. A public wool warehouse and market 11c per pound. Oregon could eb am through the gaunt the house, where tiie conference com cal. Two of them are British subjects. The governor-general of the province of will be established at Baker City, Or. It O m a h a , March 6.— Startling develop mittee substituted its own bill, which E ggs — Oregon were quoted weak at let, and after passing, he followed by will be 60x100 feet, of corrugated iron, the rest of the fleet. A fter a marine l l ® l l * * c per dozen. ments were made in the Union Pacific had been on the calendar throughout Alepo declares that he suspects them of foundation. T ropical F r u it — California lemons, parade tiie local naval reserve and crews Russia W ill Concede to No Fur check-raising swindle today, which are the eession and which diffeied in several insurgent designs, and has ordered their on It stone ie said there is to be a boom in the $2.5O@3.50; Sicily, $4.50; bananas, of the warships could arrange a series of points from the Morgan bill. The pool letters opened and sent to Alepo, where calculated to alarm all corporations pay ing bill was passed by the house early in they will be examined before delivery. Althouse mining district this year, and Honolulu, $1.50® 2 50; New Orleans, »2 barge races and boat drills. The Union ther Encroachments. ing in checks. The discovery was made tiie session, but the senate refused to Boxes of food and clothing addressed to tiiat 150 stamps will he at work in the @3.50 per bunch; California navels, iron works would undoubtedly be w ill vicinity of Browntown. $2.25® 3.00 per box ; pineapples, Hono ing to offer a prize for the fastest barge that the gang who operated on the Un consider it by a negative vote of 42 to them must now be examined by the po 24 on the question of considers tion. lice ot Amarash, despite their already The Heppner, Or., board of trade has lulu, $3.00@3.50; sugar loai, $5. Figs, crew, entries to be open to the naval re ion Pacific have a mode of erasing ink strong opposition to the Reilly bill was being inspected at Alexandria upon en appointed a committee to see what can California black, boxes, quoted at $1.25; serve crews and regulars alike. O P I N I O N S F R E E L Y E X P R E S S E D with an acid, which deties the best de “ I f it is decided to arrange a great developed in the house, and alter a very tering the country. The chief of police be done to open a road between that sacks, 4 ® 5c; California white, 10-pound tectives, and which is guaranteed not to sharp debate it was recommitted to the in Am ;rash consequently has seized city and Parris creek. boxes, 90c®$1.00; 25-pound boxes, $2.50; naval show the Oregon can perhaps be show the slightest presence of acid or committee without instructions. several of such boxes. He also impris A subscription is being taken among sacks, 6@8c; Turkish, boxes, 14@16c; duly christened July 4 next. I t is not g h e W ill 01.jf.-rt, Hu th e I'r e n . S a y ., to other foreign substances. The amount expected her guns w ill be furnished her Several important bills were placed on oned the muleteers conveying them. He C u p ano P â y C H t secured by tiie work of the gang is not the calendar of the senate at tiie begin publicly declared that the missionaries the sportsmen of W alla Walla, Wash., fancy large, 20®21c; bags, 10c. • la p .li A r q t irin g C h in e .e T e r r it o r y F r e s h F r u i t — Apples, good, $1@1.50 by that time, but the ship will be prac known, but it is not as large as at first ning of tiie term, handed down from were importing arms t nd had a large for the importation of 400 pairs of bob- tically completed, except perhaps for a per box; common, 75c®$1. white quail to stock that section. o r K e ta ln in g C o r e a —A T im e fo r J a supposed. The amount is not regarded A work of art and scle ce, devoted to the the long session, when they had been quantitv stored, ready for use against O r e g o n V e g e t a b l e s —Cabbage, lV4c few turret plates and pieces of ordnance. streiiKth and development o f pure mnniv and A Tacoma, Wash., firm is making large pan to P a u .e autl C o n s id er. as of ot much importance, however, as passed by tiie house. Prominent among the Mohammedans. The bigotry ot the The parade could be arranged anyway worn anl > \Uor, called ‘ Three CUa-es of Men,” per ponnd. w ill b.- mailed, e oe*-lv ca lc), fr.-e *o ev. rv man compared with the new process which is them was a bill to establish a uniform ignorant people, already aroused against shipments of eggs to Montana. This ie C a l i f o r n i a V e g e t a b l e s — Brussels and a mock ceremony gone through or woman who woul l s inly t i* 8iibj**Ci. lor a result of the Eastern blizzards cutting S t . F etershuhg , March 6. — The puzzling the company’s chemists and i system of bankruptcy, which was de the Armenians, is now directed against off the supply from that direction. sprouts, $1.25 per 30-pound box; string with. A t the naval pay office and at their (.wn advancement. iu*fh s w rk a e em- The paper on which J the , 1 bated (iraslidanin says that if Japan should detectives. P' " . '* IU interm W.IU1IV ittently, WU.IJ, V but .U. 1 finally 1 1 1 0 1 1 J Civil- eide- j tiie missionaries. Disaster is possible beans, 12@13o per pound; green peas, Mare island it is said that if the people bi-d i'd he plain, * ano d r< tl s rdatin v I«* the The business men and farmers of La oevel'*pment a .1 recove > <f mental, phy*i< al insist on any partition of China or on checks are prirteu has been regarded , tracked. Another unsuccessful measure any moment unless the agitation be 12® 13c per pound; artichokes, 90c® of Vallejo, San Francisco and Oakland and * x 11 «.I force» in >outt8, nidi g i.i and Center, Amboy, Chelatchie and Yacolt, until now as being absolutely proof waa the anti-option bill. There were would make it known tiiat they intend oid men. checked. acquit ¡ng Corea, she would assuredly $1.00 per dozen; cauliflower, 85c per Wash., are talking of jointly building a against manipulation, but the opera- a'go ou the senate calendar the four bills ed to arrange for the first naval display '•W no lack* in one function*, while • iff -rons have to reckon with Kussia as an armed tions of the expert swindlers shatter tiie ;ood road in that region eighteen miles dozen ; $2.50 per crate; sweet potatoes, of modern warships ever held in western in f .II o he 6. i* not a* Natuie made him, and house had sent over to be placed on $3.00®3.50 per cental; cucumbers, hot T e le g r a p h e r « O r g a n iz e . runs be renewed” ong. antagonist. claims of the inventors of the paper that the free list, sugar, coal, iron and barbed coast waters, the government would, in i! e vital orffsnn is mtnutural in N ew Y o r k , March 5.— A number of There is a project on foot to open up a house, $1.50@1.75; garlic, 8@10c per undoubtedly, try to rush material to the all Weakness .T h e wire, but the attempt to secure consider- The Moscow (iazette says: “ It is im their invention is acid-proof. men. I t i s d e «o improper eare of tlie func trail and postal route between Grant’s pound; lettuce, 25c per dozen, $1 per Oregon’s builders so that they m ight tion* end wed by Nature with perfect vigor, checks raised failed to show a single ation of the free sugar bill was negatived telegraph operators of this city met at possible to permit the smallest seizure Pass and Gold Beach, Or., by way of tiie box ; asparagus, 18@20c per pound ; new complete the ship, thus enabling her to an since Nature gives this strength, if it ha* erasure mark, and the amount of the hy a small majority, and the opposition been wa t. d sfie m ud be called upon to renew of Chinese soil by Japan. Corea must check in figures in the corner, as well as (0 (fie three others was so apparent that Clarendon hall to-day and organized the junction of Rogue and Illinois rivers. potatoes, 3 '2c per pound. e o n u m I « * »««. Nothin* jeraed e ust s. d. Nothing N u t s — Almonds, soft shell, 9 @ llc be formally turned over to the authors- j Ì7. Natural temed be evacuated and further encroachments tiie written amount in tiie body of the thev have been allowed to pass into ob- American Telegraph Union. There were Illahee, Reuben and Leland. ties of the United States Jnly 4.“ 1 bear« a cio er relMtío'i to the element«of nexual per pound; paper shell, 12‘ .j@14o; new ' and nerve force than . lee r cltv. It is n «turai. about 200 operators present. The meet The Sfclem, O.*., postmaster has been prevented. If Japan has anything of check, was wiped out as completely as if Jivion. It is liaure, embodied in h portable.convenient C o rru p tio n an d M i«iiia iia g e n ie n t. ing waa called to order by Robert L. j ' " 1; N T ’. r " ’ r 7 T 7 — :— ------ crop California walnuts, soft shell, and «*tteoti»e «pjiHRiice when Dr. Sat den'« that nature in .lew, it is time for her to cloth bad been used in removing dust | TUe’ moet interesting chapter oi the Deakers, who made an address advocat d ire c te d o y the postal department to l l @ l 2 ^ c ; standard walnuts, 1 0 ',@ llc G u th r ie , O. T., March 4.— The legis Electric Belt i* u*ed. If you lit* k in mix re»i ect from a table-top. What is to be done is ** history of the session is made hy the discharge one carrier from his force. A Italian chesnuts, 12S,® 14c; pecans pause and cant bier, as in such a case the question which ie perplexing the the niaiilv powers y tt $houl<i po*se**, *en«l at ’* •• -- r • lative committee sent to investigate the once attempt at financial legislation in both ing government control of the telegraph remonetrauce petition is being signed to 13® 16c; Brazils, I2 ‘ s ®13c; filberts, for th*s srientifi * book th eh w ill spre d ^ Abe neutrality of Russia cannot fie minds of the officials at the Union Pa houses. These are too well known to re lines of the country. He was followed be forwarded to the postmaster-general. 14@15c; peanuts, raw, fancy, 6@7c; territorial agricultural college reported betöre you the only true and p rmanent re>to- counted upon despite her love of peace.” cific headquarters to-day. rat'on of men al,phy.*ienl and se w*l manhood. quire recapitulation. No financial leg by others in the same strain, after which The telephone system from Spokane roasted, 10c; hickory nuts, 8® 10c; co- this morning. The report, which is a It has thousands of tegtimoniala from every WHAT THE STANDARD WILL PRIST. islation has yet resulted from the host the meeting went into secret session. A to Coeur d’ Alene ia to be extended to coanuts, 90c per dozen. F itz s im m o n s and H U M a n a g e r. town and hamlet In the couutty. sensational one, charges corruption and of hills introduced during the session, I committee was then selected from the Helena and other Montana points, f t s o o n . March 6.—The Standard will W ool — Valley, 8@10c, according to B a l t i m o r e , Md., March 6 . — Martin with more or less weight ot authority companies represented at the meeting, twenty-five miles of wire being put quality; Umpqua, 7@9c; fall clip, 6@6c; mismagement of the affairs of the col to-moi row print the following dispatch viz: The Western Union, Postal Cable lege from its foundation. Salaries of Lehmayer, acting as counsel for Charles behind them. from its Berlin correspondent: under ground in crossing the Coeur Eastern Oregon, 5®7c. $1.200 and $1,500 were paid to political Tiie principal class of legislation ac Company and the railroad and press d ’Alenes. “ Men here w ho know tiie situation in Glori, to-day secured an injunction H ops — Choice, 7c; medium, 4@6c; favorites, who did absolutely nothing; hy the short session was wires. This committee after a confer Eeastern Asia in regard to tiie negotia against Bob Fitzsimmons and the ap- poor, 3c. Captain Maltby has sent the W hat members of the board of regents voting that making appropriation for the sup ence recommended the election of a com, Wash., board of trade some sam tions between Japan and China, believe ! P rovisions — Eastern hams, medium, pointment of a receiver for the Fitzsim- | port of the government. Not a little board of directors composed of nine ples of Wilson hvbrid tobacco raised on ll>*@ 12c per pound; hams, picnic, each other large amounts for purely im more strongly than ever that China aginary services. Thousands of dollars wishes to gain tune to come to an under mon’s show. The company is booked general legislation was incorporated members, lo have general charge of the his farm at Lynden. This year he and 1 0 @ llc ; breakfast bacon 12@13c; standing with Kussia. I t is state«I that at Kernan’s theatre this week. George into the appropriation bills. The bills organizrtion until the national conven G. L. Rainsdel will raise about ten acree short clear sides, 1 0 @ llc; dry salt were squandered for supplies which were never unpacked and might never Rn-sia is not disposed to consider fa W . Bile, treasurer of the theatre, was in the order in which they passed the tion should be held. This was agreed • f the Havana variety. sides, 9@ I0c; dried beef hams, 13 be needed, etc. The institution has cost | to, and the following were elected: vorably the large concessions proposed made r. ceiver with instructions to con house w ere: @14c; lard, compound, in tins, 8,Si@ R. L. Deakers, W. O. Eastlake, J. P. H. B. Williame, F'rank Cook et al., nearly $40,000 a year, while the attend by a special envoy with a view of obtain tinue the performances, but not to pay | For the military academy (W est 9 ‘ ac; lard, pure, in tins, 7 ‘ .> @ ll^ c ; pigs’ have filed articles of incorporation for ance of scholars has been small, there pension, fortifications, Kagen, C E Thompeon, T J . Dunn, D. :— *—— “ Glori or Fitzsimmons any salary. The PointJ, army , ----- ing possibly greater favors later on.” feet, 80s. $3.50; pigs’ feet, 40s, $3.25; the American Patriotic Memorial As never being over a dozen students pres d consular, District of Co- L -R u esell, J. J. Whalen, T. J. Cusey bi 1 of complaint alleges that the show diplomatic and kits, $1.25. CHINESE PEACE COMMISSION. sociation of Whatcom Wash. The ob »I Indian Süd J. 8. Newman. ent outside of Payne county. belongs jointly to Glori and Fitzsim- lumbia, postal, agricuitaral, Indian, L o n d o n , March 6 — A Shanghai dis No officers were elected. ject of the association is to furnish mons and that the latter lias ousted the sundry civil, legislative, executive and S tu ck C lo s e r T h a n a B r o th e r . patch savs ex-M inister Foster, connsel gratuitous instruction to the children of M e rc h a n d is e M a rk e t. plaintiff from the copartnership. This judicial, navy and general deficiency, for the Chinese commission, will leave soldiers and sailors who served in the L a m b e k t v il l e , N. J., March 4.— An A Never Falling Fersrnal W e a k T h e P o s to ffic e D e p a rtm e n t. evening Fitzsimmons stated that he | When the last week of congress began S almon .— Columbia, river No. 1, tails, for Tien Tsin to-morrow. A Pekin dis war. eccentric old lady died not long ago at Cure tor All would disband his company next Satur the tiouse had passed all except the $1.25@1.60; ness ol Hen. W a s h in g t o n , March 5. — When Post No. 2, tails, $2.25@2.50; pat li says Li Hung Chang will leave to The Tacoma, Wash., committee in day night, and in that way get rid of general deficiency, and the senate had master-General Bissell retires from of- fancy, No. 1, flats, $1.75® 1.85; Alaska, Reiglesville, N. J., a short distance above morrow with powers as peace commis charge of the army-poet matter has de Captain Glori. Fitzsimmons was asked the last four yet to consider. The pen-; No. I, tails, $1.20® 1.30; No. 2, tolls, $1.90 this city. She was known to have been sioner en rou e to Japan. “ e Wl have nearly cleared up the cided to report in favor of a half-dozen @2.25. if G lori’s withdrawal would affect his sion bill as enacted contained provi- l I l RFS W ITHOUT M K D iriN E A L L WEAK- TOLD WHAT JAPAN WILL REQUIRE. aions that pensions shall not be paid to presidential-postmaster docket. A t pres sites as follows: East Side of American match with Corbett. H e said: I ne*s rcsnlline from overtax-*tlon of brain, S ugar — D, 4lgc; C, 4c; extra C ,4 s^c: the possessor of government bonds lo L o n d o n , March 6.— Mr. Kato, the Jap Not in any way. I t is niv money non-residents who are not citizens of ent there are about thirty offices to be Ijtke, west side of American Lake. Span- dry granulated, 5 '4c; cube crushed and a large amount when living, and that, t erve for ’es, excesses <>r india-retiour, as drains, ’ OFses, nervou* debtlitv. *leepleksne**, languor, awav Lake, Steilacom site, near Albert anese minister ho e, has had a long in that is up with the exception "o f $750. the United States, except for actual dis- tilled before March 4 next. There are powdered, tijjc per pound; l4c per pound having no faith in banks, she had se rheu-TvatUm, kidn y, liver and hUdder com terview with I-oid Kimberley, the sec On account of all my troubles I have abilities incurred in the service, direct- 1 now before the senate for confirmation W hyte’s place, Edison site, near Edison, discount on all grades for prompt cash ; creted them somewhere aliout her home plaint. 1 *m * back, lumbago aciatica, getiernl ill etc. This Rlectric Be't ‘ ontain* wonder retary for foreign affairs, during which been compelled to ask Corbett to grant ing examining surgeons to state the rat- forty-one nominations, and about twen- and Point Defiance. half barrels, % c more than barrels; or premises. A diligent search after her health, ful improvements over all o'he-s,and g ive« a he communicated Japan’s requirements me a little more time, and he has done ings to which they say the applicants ty are so indorsed that there will be no Olympia people are determined to re maple sugar, 15@16c per pound. death failed to reveal the place of their current that 1* instantly felt by the wearer, or with reference to China’s peace envoys. so. Mv money will be forthcoming, and are entitled, and fixing the lowest rate question as to senatorial approval. The sent to the utmoet the action of Ta C o f f e e — Costa Rica, 22@231*c; Rio, 20 concealment, and their hiding place was we forfei $o000. We g ve hunur«.d $ of testimo in this city and every State. Glori will have nothing to do with it.” of pension at $6 a month. The diplo- | principal offices still to be filled are at coma’s newspapers and chamber of com @22c; Salvador, 21@211sc; Mocha, not discovered until the old lady was be nials T H E R EBELS AT M USCAT. Our powerful im proved Electric Huspennory merce in regard to the continuance of matic and consular bill increased the Cincinnati and Cleveland. Aliout 375 26}*@28c; Padang Java, 31c; Palembang ing prepared for banal, when a porous is free with ail Be ta. TWO CAPTURED. salaries of several foreign representa- Republican postmasters will hold over work on the capitol, and business men Java, 26@28c; Lahat Java, 23(<i25c; Ar- plaster was noticed on her body, and A pocket edition o f ihe celebrated electro- T h e y O cc u p y t h e T o w n »m l th e S u ltan *« tives, and the senate placed in it an until the next congress meets, unless are correspondingly grateful for Seattle's buckle’s Mokaska and Lion, $23.30 per upon its removal the bonds were found med;cal work, ” Three <: ass.*s of Men.” illur- trated, is sent free, sealed, bv mail, upon app’i- T r o o p * th e F o r t. T h e y W e r e D r iv in g a Band o f H orses amendment authorizing the president ! vacancies are caused by deaths or resig- friendliness on wiiat is to Olympia the 100-pound case; Columbia, $22.80 per secreted beneath it. ca»ion. Everr i otti g, middl** ag* d or old man In t o O reg o n . to contract for laying a cable between nations, for during the period extending all-important question. 100-pound case. suffering the slighte t weakness should read it. L ondon , March 6. — The K ilw a ’s pas It w ill point out an easv.sure and sp «ed yw *y A V e r d ic t A g a in s t C h e r o k e e B ill. the Hawaiian ¡Blands and the United from March 4, 189), to the session of A compromise has been effected in the C o al — Steady ; domestic, $5.00@7.50 W a lla W a l l a , Wash., March 6.— sengers from Kurrache8 state tiiat the to regain strength and health when every States and to use $500,000 in the work, congress in the following December this affairs of the Aberdeen, Wash., bank, per ton; foreign, $8.50@11.00. F ort S mith , Ark., March 1.— In the how thing else ha* failed. Address rebels at Muscat number 350. They are Sheriff Ellingsworth and Constable an amendment which the house refused number were appointed. B eans — Small white, No. 1, 3j^c per United States court to-day the jury re and joint receivers have been appointed armed with Martini rffies, and are ex \ Gibbs overtook and arrested Charles Orr ' to accept. The agricultural bill empow by the superior court. In consequence pound; butter, 3 )*c; bayou, 3c; Lima, turned a verdict against the outlaw cellent mark-mer and still hold the and an accomplice, said to be a butcher, ered the secretary of agriculture to en the appeal has been withdrawn, and the 6c. I.. R . S t o c k w e i r . T r o u b t « . . “ Cherokee B ill,” guilty of murder. C o r d a g e — Manilla rope, lf^-inch, is town. Tiie sultan’s troops,2,560 strong, who had stolen and were driving a band force rules for the inspection of live S an F rancisco , March 4.— L. R. Stock- receivers are now hard at work endeavor cattle whose meat is intended for ship quoted at 9c, and Sisal, 6c per pound. ing to straighten out the tangle, The occupy tiie forts. The latter are armed of horses from Eureka Flat into Oregon. abroad in any form, and regula- well, the well-known comedian, ran receivers are: J. P. Carson, of Monte with weapons of ancient pattern. Sev The stealing had been going on for a j ment tions to prevent the ship rnent of Con into a whole lot of trouble when he came sano, and Eugene France, of Aberdeen. eral corpses were lying in the streets of tong time, but the thieves could not be \ demned carcasses abroad or from one to San Francisco with H oyt’s " A Tem Both are well-known business men, and the town, end if anylxxly tried to re apprehended. Orr and companioncame M e a t M a rk e t. move them he was fired npon. The into town to-day, leaving the band near state to another, and fixed heavy penal perance Town” company. Less than a depoeitore can rest satisfied that their B eef — Gross, top steers, $2.50@2.80; ties for violation of such regulations. interests will be protected in every way fair to good steers, $2.00@ 2 25; cows, rebels treat the citizens well. Some the city, and when returning to resume year ago Stockwell failed here as a the- $2.00@2.50; dressed beef, 4@6c per British residents occupy a large coal the drive were met by Gibbs, who noti Considerable legislation was included in ; atrical manager. After that his wife, possible. the sundry civil bill, and much more “ In February, 1862, I had six hem ¡senator Campbell’s bill, which is prac pound. j4ied belonging to the residency. Others fied Ellingsworth, and the two started known to the theatrical world as Ethel was attempted in the eenate by pro tically for the relief of the city ol Ta ^*i tioaril vessels or have fled inland. and overtook the men about three miles M utton — Gross, beet sheep, wethers, orrhages from the lungs and for some posed amendments. The completion cf Brandon, secured a divorce from him, coma, Wash., in permitting an extension (T m o o worth of lovely Music for F o rty — * $2.00@210; ewes, $1.50@1.75; lambs, months was under the care of two doc The hot»#? 8,1 English missionary who below the city. Ellingsworth covered several public buildings was providta ’ alleging desertion. Stockwell in the J ) j y . . Cents, consisting of too pages ^ e c of the water system, passed the senate, $2, dressed mutton, 4@4>|c; lambs, 4>*c had g o n e t W 1'« -widency was tooted. the men with a gun. and his command full size Sheet Music of the ! meantime went East to make a living, tors, and finally went to Denver, bat re for in the bill as it passed the house, latest, brightest, liveliest and most popular ^ The surgeon o l * 1,p r « " » M c y . while in a to throw up their hands was obeyed. and sums were added in the senate Since his return his ex-wife’s lawyers and was imm«»Jiately transmitted to the per pound. selections, both vocal and Instrumenta!, house and passed there. Two years ago V eal — Dressed, small, 5@6c; large, 3 turned without any benefit to my boat flving the B*nirSlM**8• wa* P,r , a*: The officers brought both men to the for new buildings. gotten up in the most elegant manner, in Another senate are P8'd to have been annoying him over the city of Tacoma at a special election health. I then read of your treatment, cluding four large size Portraits. The warships Sphinx aniT"BF8vL”|e city and locked them in the county jail. imendment provided for the purchase money matters, and still more trouble appropriated $360,000 for the extension @4c per potted. CARMENCITA, ihe Spanish Dancer, H ogs — Gross, choice, heavy, $3.00@ and sent for some, from which I -felt arrived. * i a brother-in-law o.' the Powell for $150,000 of the site of the Biaine came down upon him to-day, when sev of its water system to I’attison springs. PADEREW8KI, the Great Piamitt, 3.60; light and feeders, $3.50; dressed, eral of his old creditors attached for debt brothers, ^wmk operated in the horse £ mansion. Provision was also included great relief, and have continued using it ADEUNA PATTI and These did not have the capacity sup 4 j*c per pound. ( 't a i l ’ s C o n .tlt u t lo n a l C o n v e n tio n . UINNiE 8EUQHAN CUTTING. *> » transfer of the military prison at his salary due from the H oyt company. posed, and as the money was voted for business on E n rek a F laT Tof* yearsT'ntn steadily ap to the present time, with £ S a l t L a k e , Utah, March 6 . —The con _ ADonesa all o r o im to at the request of officers vanished. Fort LeavenCHrlt:, ! f - n-. to depart a special purpose it was impossible to good results.” vention to frame a constitution for the THENEWY0RKÜUSICALECH0CC.2 ment of justice, to i a known as the extend the system in any other direction A M ost C o m p le te T ir e d n e « « . S A N F R A N C IS C O M A R K E T S . Broadway Theatre Bldg., New York City. -* A tt e m p t to T a x In d ia n «. “ I am certain your treatment has state of Utah, to Oe submitted to the United States penitentiary anil main without another vote of the people. Tiie CANVASSERS W ANTED C h ic a g o ; March 5.— Percy G. Cham G u t h r i e , O. T. March 6 .— The at tained for keeping United States prison been the means of restoring my health. voters next November, met in this city bill is for the purpose of again submit F lour — Net oa-h pricss: Fam ily ex tempt of the authorities of Payne to ers who have heretofore been held in berlain, a retired captain of the British ting the matter. I have added fifteen pounds to my at noon to-day. It is composed of 102 tras, $3.25@3.35 per barrel; bakers’ ex Senator Ide’s bill for the relief of the tras, $3.15@3.25; superfine, $2.10@2.40, weight and am still gaining, have a good members— fifty-seven Republicans and Jevy a tax on the Indians who occupy state prisons under contract. The naval army, shot and killed himself in hie bill «a s notable because of the “ new home yesterday. He left a letter ad forty-five Democrats. Three Democrats allotments within the county has big charter ridden cities of Spokane, W h e a t — Prices keep fairly ett-adv, appetite and sleep well. In fact, I can and two R publicans have not yet ob aroused a troublesome opposition. The i.avjf” prevision for two battleships and dressed “ To the coroner or to whomso Seattle and Tacoma provides for the though the friide is rather light. Quo six torpedo boats and the increase of the ever it concerns,” in which he said he amendment of section 10, article I I of table at 82t£c per cental for No. 1 ship conscientiously say I am a walking ad tained certificates owing to complica red men agreed not to permit any val enlisted foree by the addition of 1,000 had no other motive for the act than “ a tions. The principal subjects of interest the constitution of the state of Wash ping, with 83$$c for choice product. vertisement for yonr treatment’ ” promise to be the prohibition question uation of (heir belongings to be made men. The general deficiency bill as re most complete tiredness.” H e had lived ington, relating to county, city and M illing grades are slightly easy at 87)^ J. F allon , 154 South Green St., last Saturday. This agreement was ported to the house amounted to 16,- too long, and was very tired. H e was township organization so as to read as anti woman suffrage. Both party plat . . . . @92)4 c per cental. W alla W alla wtieat, Chicago, Illinois. M a CAVt A 16,1 HAUt MARKs^W broken by an Indian, John Amble, and 159,539. An amendment requested by unmarried. follows forms are committed to the latter, but Corporations for municipal 78i4 ,a813ic per cental for fair average he also gave the assessors information. the secretary of state, to pay Great Brit ^ C O P Y R IG H T S .^ urposes shall created special quanty, 81C4@86 c for bine stem and are silent on the former. . l . ii not he -------- ...i by ------- The other Indians have sworn to kill ain $426,000 damages for seizures of I f von will know more of this treat T h e C ou rt l i » . N o J u r lx d lc tlo n . CAM I O B T A I N A P A T E N T f F ora lw s ; hut the legislature by general 72}$@75c for damp. prompt answer and an honest opinion, write to him by the forms of torture usually ap sealers in Behring sea, was voted down A ssessor* to M e et. ment, and read the testimony of many M I ’ SN dk CO., who have bad nearly fifty yeanP S an F rancisco , March 5. — The case laws ehall provide for incorporation, or B a r l e y — A steadier feeling seems to experience in the patent business. Communica plied to traitors among the Indians, and by the house. S po kane , Wash., March 6.— A conven of Fred G. H all, the variety actor ganization and classification, in propor be developing, hut prices have not yet others, who have been cured by the tions strictly confidential. A l i andkeok of In Amble is now under the protection of concerning P a te n t« and bow to ob tion of county assessors of Eastern Feed, fair to Compound Oxygen Trea’ ment, not only formation charged with grand larceny by Charles tion to population of cities and towns, been greatly disturbed. tain them sent free. Also a catalogue of mechan the whites. This is the first attempt to and scientific books sent free. Washington will lie held in Spokane tax Indians. Beckman, a recent arrival from V ic which laws may be altered, amended or good, 72>£@73:,4 c ; choice, 75i; brewing of coneumpt on, but of various other ical N E B R A S K A ’S FARM ERS. Patents taken through Munn A Co. receive toria, B. C., has been dismissed on mo repealed ; and cities and towns hereto 85@90c per cental. notice in the S cien tific A m e rica n , and March 15. Tiie purpose will be to de diseases, send for hook of two hundred special fore or hereafter organized, and all thus are brought widely before the public with* W i l l R e v o lu t io n iz e Iro n -M a k in g;. O a t s — Trading continues of a jobbing tion of the prosecuting attorney on the F iv e S ta te « W i l l C o n tr ib u te Seeds fo r cost to the inventor. This splendid paper. termine an equitab e basis for an assess pages, sent free. Or call and see ns. out S p r i n g f i e l d , O , March 6. —The in Issued weekly, eleeantly illustrated, has by far tho ground that the court had no jurisdic charters thereof framed or adopted by character, the demand being promptl th e D ro u th -S u ffere rs . ment ot personal property, with particu largest circulat ion of any scientific work In tho authority of this constitution, shall be met. Prices are easy. M illing is quoted tion. ____________________ W e treat patients at the Office as well wor <1. a yew. Samp‘e copies sent free. lar reference to livestock. The asses vention by George Harley, a foundry- subject to and controlled hy general |1.02>i@ 1 .1 5 ; surprise,$1.05@1.15; fancy a8 at home. O m a h a , March 5.—The members of Building Edition, monthly, f£fi0a sors agree tiiat the variation fixed on man of a process for making malleable copi« »Dies. *¿5 cents. Every number a laws.” S t ill A n o t h e r A m e r ic a n H e lr e « « . feed, $L.00@1.05; goo I to choice, 96@ ____ ___ the state relief commission, who went to t i f a i _______________ plates, in colors, _____ and photographs o f new the west side of the mountains for high- iron of excellent quality direct from house*, with pians, enabling ______ ■*' bui idersto show tbo fair, DRS. S T A R K E Y A P A L E N , The Washing-on senate passed five $1.; igir to go>d, 90@95c; poor W a s h in g t o n , March 5. — The an Chicago and St. Louis to secure seed grade horses anil cattle cannot lie justly * daaifims and secure contracts. Address oyster hills, by Bush, giving protection moulds, has l«e n proved a success at 82>*@87Hc; black, $1.10@1.‘ . 5 ; red, 1529 Arch St., Phila., Pa. MUNN NN t i CO„ NEW y OKA, 301 B ho ADWIT. nouncement is made of the engagement applied to range stock on the east side. grain for Nebraska’s destitute farmers, to planters of oysters, and providing a $1.05@1.17>*; gray, 92*@ u7>ic per teats made here. Harley claims that his invention will revolutionize iron returned to-day, The boards of trade in of Miss Mary Leiter, daughter of Levi penalty for persons who remove eueh cental. M ay B rin g F ro m th e A r c t ic . Z. Leiter, the well-known Chicago m il both cities promise to have each county oysters in violation of the property H o p s — Quotable at 4@8c per pound. I xjndon , Mart h 6 — A letter dated at making, and this prediction is borne out by the opinion of experts. The discov in Missouri and Illinois donate a car of lionaire, to the Hon. G. Curzon, M. P., rights of the planters; restricting the P otatoes — Volunteer new potatoes, Kjollefjord, February 24, has reached “ C U P ID E S E " ery is said to surpass in importance seed. Iowa, Minnesota and Indiana eldest son of Lord Scaredale, of England. gathering of oysters from natural beds ]*^@2c per pound; Early Rose, 40@55c; This great Vegetable Hammerfeet, Norway, which says that that made by Bessemer. A company also desire to contribute. It is esti No date has been eet for the wedding, except by hand; making it unlawful to River Red, 20@30c; Burbanks, 40@85c; _____Vlu»llz*-r,ibepre*i.rip- a telegraph insDectcr at a mountain sta has been incorporated with $1,000,000 mated by Secretary Nason that the five but it w ill probably occur soon after gather oyBters from any nr.tural bed or Oregon Burbanks, 40@90c; Salinas Bar- i t a faruou* French physician, will quickly cure you of ail ner tion o vous or , diwoses Lost Manhood, J tv ' Y l von* „ - — , of the - - generative nerative organs, such a* Lust reserve from June 15 to October 31 in banks, By H arley’s process iron is states wili contribute not lees than 500 Lent. 75c@$1.00; sweets, 50@75c tion lietween Lebeelyand Lanafjord saw capital. ¿ Inso Insomnia, rains In the Btick, feeni” I Fnji«s»on*, Nervous Ln-bliitv, clusive; prohibiting dregding for oysters for Rivers and $1.25@ 1.50 per cental for Y M * P‘tn | pimples, Unfliaeai to Murry, ¿.xnauetiug A/rnina, Varicocele a<!d T h e T o t a l A p p r o p r ia t io n * . a ballon niovinv in a southward direc made from an endless furnace with a ears of seed grain. The commission has Constipation. I t step* a.] losae-« bv day or night. Prevent* quP-k- in any natural bed; permitting persons choice stock. tion.. It is believed this may posiibiv peculiar method of controlling the ad made a careful estimate, and it ie stated n»ss of disenarge, which if notcheetced leads to h permatorrhceaand W ash in g to n , March 5. — The total ap- who have entered upon tide lands, not O n io n s — Quotable at 80c@$l per cent B E F O R E u n A f t p 0 all the horror* of Impotency. C rriB »E ftB cia a a a a a tbeliver. U * he carrying disnatcl es from Dr. Nansen, mission of air by which a thoroughly that to plant the land under cultivation B E F O R E . * D A F T E R Y ¡ , i „ r , M<J th. urln.rv c, w . o i «11 impunU.^ ’ molten condition of iron is obtained. It in the forty-three drouth-stricken coun priations of this congress shows that the in front of any city or town nor within al. the Arctic explorer. r r P l D F X E strengthens and re«toressmall weak organa. is said that the Bethlehem, Pa., iron ties would require in the aggregate aggregate is dangerously near the $500,- two miles of such city or town, for culti W ool — Fall— Free Northern, 7@8)^e: Tiie rcMoa «ufTeren n ”*» rot cured by Doctor* i* because ninety per cent are troubled with • t a l l ! I*. C C PID EN K is the only known remedy to cure without an operation.----- men have expressed a willingness to pav 5,000,000 bushels. The planting of these 000,000 mark. The grand total of ap vation of artificial oyeter beds to pur Northern defective, 5@7c; Southern and ala A written guarantee given and money returned if six boxes doe* not effect a D r P r ic e ’s C re a m B a k in g P o w d e r. $10,000,000 for the invention on proof lands means, in the event of a crop, the propriations, subject to some few chase such tide land for «ultivation of San Joaqain, light and free, 5@6c; South fi.00 a box, sir fur by mail. Bend for jtrkk circular and testimonials. W o r ld ’ s F a ir H ig h e s t A w a r d . sum of $100,000,000 to the farmers. , Address D A V O L Jl E D IC IN E CO., P. Q. Bex 2Ü7D, aau Fra..cisco, Cal. For 8aU tr$ change«, i« found to be $487,994,804. that it i* what it ia claimed to be. ern and San Joaquin, defective, 3#4c. eyiteM only. T h « M ost N o ta b le F e a tu r e o f th e Session ffw th e I n a b i l i t y o f th e T w o H ou ses D iffe r e n t P a r t « o f t h e S ta te « o f W a sh - MAY TAKE A HAND f *— —"s. C Sanden Electric Co., 1 WILKING iDYERTISEMENT E F R E G to MANHOOD RESTORED E I