HOW 0E E G 0N W A S SAVED .
of Port A rthur, in order to guard the
‘straight o u t’ has made a ’clean o u t.’
IN T H E C H IC A G O W H E A T P»T.
I gulf of Pe-Chi-Li.
¡•U'-li« 1- of contract wheat into Chicago
<«•• h o m e , 1 say, ami lock vour door . ”
Though Great Britain bad set up a ! < hie by one the men came back I t their
TH- u p 9 mid 7 , , «?ns of D ,, .*,„
Chicago will exert herself to secure
that was maikcted in the Northweat.
Work is to be pushed on the Chicago
the location of the government armor drainage canal, so as to complete it vague claim to Oregon, down to the sta ts ami sat there s q i t i i m i l l : while
He liofa
to make the load so heavy
forty second degree «»f latitude, there Johnson poured into them the hot -hot
th a t a t h l e t i c young la-iter will sink
plant.
w ithin two years.
never was a doubt that she was remix of his argum ents.
The American Federation of l.alror
<
< <.’i o « i»
If
E . C. Stephens has been appointed
t h a t i n h ! tei .
chili» is in tin*
has ended its seventh annual session at pest master at Butteville, vice B. Jen« to accept the Columbia river as a
boundary,
amt
never
expected
more.
b'l
fu r
1 1 •remher
Nashville, Tenn.
kings, removed.
I bis speech drew it| on lii m th
a li
But we bad set up a claim to the
the
•al I attic is in • be cash
There are 297,750 workingmen in
No one can ne found to serve as country as far as 54-40 n o rth ; ami of the state, and eoi in « ir» en « unity
WE ARE ASSERTING IN THE COURTS OUR RIGHT TO THE
New York and 92,075 are w ithout school clerk in Forest Grove. This Great B ritain met this by her claim sent him to Hit* legit dature ami iati r
■ ' ti bol li ng a large as-
to bayo
EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE WORD “ C A S T O R I A ” AND
«in
to
the
state
senate,
in
th
of
steady occupation.
to.m
office goes begging.
south to 42. Each country claimed
H ./
i* ulntiv«* card- and bus
bodies be was so conspicuous
“
P I T C H E R S C A S T O R I A / ’ as our t r a d e m a r k .
The First National hank of M inne­
The lamp chim ney factories are all more than it could expect to* hold: ami which
to n n lapid ly . He Las
apolis has gone into the hands of the busy. There is only one factory of the claim of Great Britain was especi­ light that lie was made provision:!
• ztit th e i •' 1 u p f r o r i i ' J u l v l»j Sep-
governor
of
Tennet-«*e,
h
i
«
i
,*«•»..
i
7,
DR.
S A M U E L P IT C H E R , of Hyannis, Massachusetts,
state bank exam iner.
ally extravagant, because, if granted,
o»*r and fi ■ o -pt» ¡oi>'*t to Itecem-
this kind in the entire country idle.
pan
T WO
Brownlow.
In
lH'4
lu*
was
put
u,,o
it
wuuId
have
cut
us
off
from
tin
si
•
hut oniv ' •« utli ¡.as he«*n push- was the originator of “ PITCHERS CASTORIA,” the same
General Wovler is preparing to pub- i Marquis d a Lafayette Ketnington. a
*n k t
republican ticket for vice pre:
jirices to a point to bring wheat
lish a protest in Spain against President j widely known m erchant, died at his citio coast altogether. Be it retnein - • the
lent,
because
he
was
a
unionist,
ul
u ali dir«»
that has borne and does now
on, every
M cKinley’s message to congress.
home in Woodburn, Sunday morning. here,! th at we bad not vet acquile»! though he always stoutly m a in ta in
California.
-r na
The long continued cold spell in He came to Oregon in 1859.
lit* was a «lemoerat and not a icpubli
h C L ?,?,' h K n li° " bear the facsimile signature
wrapper.
lier
Wyoming is k illing many sheep. The
•p to ».
Jam es Nesbit and H attie McCann
It was the purpose ami hopes ot can. The assassination of I.it.coin 1«
an vt tun; hut a ware-
mercury has been as far as 40 below | were arrested at liosebuig Saturday on
This
is
the
original
“
PITCHER’$
>
CASTORIA,”
which
has been
him
tin*
political
head
oi
th
e
i.a
tn
Great Britain to induce us to accept
zero.
a warrant troui the chief of police of the Columbia river as the l> ittndarv 11 iw strangely had tin* late- Woven th
and more par- used in the homes of the Mothers o f America for over thirty
In ternal revenue receipts for Novem­ Portlaud, charged w ith lewd cohahita- line. South oi the Columbia river the yveb of tiiis m an’s life, thus to lit
his
¡•erneut > <>f plain
him
from
the
ta
ilo
r’s
hum
ble
I
t-n c li :
ber th is year are $1,257,927 more than • tion.
LOOK CAREFULLY at the wrapper and see that it is
country was not really in dispute. It
Chi
stock of years.
they were for the same month last
The supreme court in session at belonged to the V nited States by d is­ the presidential chair!
>
•
>
year.
'ì
ì
v
'
.
'
r
^
'
ó
'
c
h
i
,
-
S
thehind
you have always bought
on the
i Salem w ill not adjourn during the covery, exploration ami
$1,
settlem ent,
Always he had been a remark a hl
it <d
Wages are being reduced in the cot­ j holidays. Cases have been set for and Great B ritain bad practically
with other markets hav
and has the signature o f
wrap-
ton m ills throughout New England. every day in the week except Satur- acknowledge»! it.
A treaty with person, but perhaps the real test, of hi
Umiche of wheat to Chi
More than 20,000 operatives aie j day.
Spain, before Mexico bad gained her ability* was tin* skill wit i w t’ieli h
per. No one has authority from me to use my name ex-
o si,ut O -
alter tus i
affected.
l as t
i Estim ates of gold produced on the independence, bad lived the Miutl.eru reg ain ed liis p q»i a n t
peaclunent
and
fl
ter
¡ng
execra
* ’ big8 c?pt The Centaur Company o f which Chas. H. Fletcher is
id Armour has : »
The constitu tio n ality of the Illinois Klondike creeks, up to October 20, ac- boundary line at 42. Astoria was an
to have
the West ai a <Ioz»*n President.
civil service law is upheld by the cording to the New York H erald’s ad- undispute«! American settlem ent. Cap­ by half the co nt ry Returning
'le
of
July
/j
lenne-see,
he
on
B III « entered p
supreme court of th at state in a recent vices, ranged from $2,500,000 to $3,- tured by the British in th«* war of
» - C p l,i*i:i-
p re se n t p r i
1912, it was formally surrendered lurk lie life, this tiim ai a I S I ld lt h lt C
the
hanks
will
decision.
wheat. I
000,000.
March 8,1897.
«ith navi-
th e U n ited S la te
o s t e . F v i ry wl «
»O 6 0 c e n ts j
u*b. 1 on wheat,
Russia has nottfici Japan of the I Mrs. Rebecca Fisher, a pioneer of to the U nited States after th e w ar, in in the press an
I to in ik e
m d h is b a r
ti t t ie lu i t i c g f .
pursuance
of
the
first
article
of
th«*
i.
!
the
en-
tem porary occupation of Port A rthur. 1S52, died in Eugene at the home of
eai«l that
affirmed bis dem
< tin
I inn
• te» dered,
and a large Japanese squadron has l e f t , her son. Councilman George Fisher, of treaty of Ghent, which provided lor he bad oppised
i t. Vi
extent of D o n o t e n d a n g e r th e life o f y o u r child b y accepting
N agasaki.
'obi ago, being 79 years, 5 months and "th e restoratiou of all te r r ttiie s , the w a r a n d t h -
iit'
l
with
at
ir
won
’
places and posjvs-iona whatsmiver,
li.-it ility is
The A uditorium building in Kansas
days old.
t
a
i
l
nr«*
w
1
bring
and
the
ici»
taken by either party from the other
a f a euai a cheap su b stitu te w hich so m e d ru g g ist m ay offer you
liqtie wa«
city was destroyed by fire Monday.
A $450,000 tire occurred in Baltimore during the w ar.” except those on th»* would eventually end. I
e h ■ > an.
(because he m akes a few m ore p en n ies on it), th e in­
The loss is $350,000 with only $70,000 Monday night. The large machinery A tlantic side of America, speciallx convinced of his î s ilic e i
t tl
itene and
insurance.
■ house, and its contents, of Crook, named.
campaign which fo llo w e
D
»
late!
g
re d ie n ts of w hich even h e d oes n o t know.
n
the!
ll tie
-yt. iicatv
The stockholders of the Chase n a - l o m e r A Co. were destroyed. Fully
• • •
orable »in«*, for <»t ever*
t «leal was greatly
tional bank of New York have in ­ I insured.
The c miniunieatiou recieved by our son’s incisive n irte«*
t i e arrival from
>• till they l.aie
/ f .ii » - wt — _
L
creased
the capital st««ck
from
S. S. Barlow died at his home in giverm nent from the agents of G n a t adversary and wot or iii
I • | I
5,000
t»00
BEARS THE FAC-SIMILE SIGNATURE O F ° ^
$500,000 to $3,000,000.
i Norway. C« h » s county, last Friday, at Britain ran th u s: “ We the utaler- votes.
lerchant of Chi.-.g«*, r.nd the I
New Y« ik
i admission by him th at bis ,
y r a il,
f
The Portland water works system has the age of 50. He was a native of singed, bi, in contortnitv to the flr-t
There is in th C i t y
er«* at h i“ ? n ’» »».nsmand iu !
»•arms! over and al»ove operating ex­ Peiinsylvauia. and went to Coos county article of the treaty of G hent, restoie
1 »true
, to the Ciiite»! States the settlem ent «•, precinct kn iw n a?
r • ensrta.
penses, repairs and interest on bonds, ¡2 0 tears ago.
•Mv -, ii lias pi ntv 1 f u ':ney to pay |
$30.000 in the past year.
Mrs. N. r. Hay, a pioneer of Douglas | Fort George .A storia),on the Columbia maj rity of the V •t»-M Wl
w ! i a he has |.uici,u-»-ii,” said j
so tiappem* that
Jack McCune, a gambler, who killed county, died suddenly at her home in r iv e r .'' Our government ever b e ll ponchi, y>us Hen
iter, f
"A bout his wheat o p e ra -,
W illiam M. Albin last Angu-t, com­ W ilbur. Sunday of paralysis, aged 54. this to be an ab-olute acknowledgment joint debate in
• • : see fu lly . 1 1
m itted suicide in thecounty jail at S t. She left an aged husband and several of our rig h t: although th«* British gov­ evening can
and 1
: v,* ti • n a merchant th«- greater part j
ernm ent. at a later tune, set up Hie
■ grown children.
i t „ I tliat tlit
Louis by taking m orphine.
I rish » yes w ere on
« tl
n y iiic, and am much pleased that
:nred it. Ii of
The Bethany Presbyterian church at |claim that in a secret dispatch to its they ascended
W. A. Brown, knowu to all lovers of
n v f.»n has 1 mattered out into a first
l
ow
n
agents,
which
never
had
b
en
baseball throoghout the United St.»te­ t G ran ts’ Pass lias celebrated its tenth j com muni cat«-d to the Unit»«! tales, a id opened, «n 1 as ;
<
an : hant. Wheat is a first cla*sl
as "B ig B ill” Brown, is »lead in San year. It has a mem bership of 220. ¡of which the United States never did lie toid in w i ih»
modit , : nniverral u s . The qual-1
1
,’ev.
Robert
McLean,
who
organized
Francisco, of lung trouble.
t wl
be i»s- ; : r-
or could ha«*e notice, it had expre-slx stn.w hva in cm,
«»•« CCMTAUO CO«»««*. TT ««•■AV OTOCCT. M W VO«* C«T».
. h ,-- i is of the highest, and I am -ure
A man named Ashton, who started the church, is still its pastor.
said that it ba • not intended lo toe against a bill fo
It.is
m«
practically
one
Tae Irish leader. John Redmond, »«»delivery of Fort George ar.v waver assist Ire ai d du
will
he
in
demand
at
a
higher
price
to walk from W hitewater station to
taring orders for
;n ! <• paid for it. I am w»*ll pleased
Kaslo, B. C., on the Kalso A. Slocum , cables that he is coming to this of right on its p a it. But such reserva­ its him self iiad
a va-t andi­
t, h is cl.arten-.1 tl
country
December
30.
to
boom
a
p
il­
w ith the e if.a tio n .”
the
passage
ot
railroad, was frozen to death.
tion in secret was n«>t good as against
*
1
with
railroads
was another h,g increase in
to make qu
President McKinley insists that grimage to Ireland's centennial ce»e- the open treaty. We did not accept the ««the r man, wtio
SO V E A »a*
r of it sn<l will ’ T.’:»*re
• am unt of contract wln-ai in store
restitution with knowledge ot ai » tupp<
pay <m r $•
Charles Page B ryan go as m in is te r to bration of the ret** i I ion next July.
her«* t .day. over half a m illion bushels
W. W. \n n an s, a farmer living four reservation, an»! never foul f adm it it. to dt at it. ll
China in spite o t p ro te sts tile»l a g a in s t
Lie s¡ oak er made
the stock. F riday and
> • •
h is appointm ent from Colorado, wfie.e uiiles south of Cornelius, dropped dead
11
«
«
*
w
.¡eat
the b it
;v nearly 2 »<0,000 1 ushels were
iu ttie county cle rk ’s
ot * heart disease in
l «t in Cun ago.
he lives.
G reat B ritain was merely placing î. g b
lelivcr--1 here, all of which was tak»*n
until the crowd •'
gtoeered tbe bigg«
»inev the 6v
A special dispatch form Melbourne, »Ulin at H illsboro. He leaves a wife for the C doruhia river as the dividir g m ent. Then He*
:• u L« i t - r ¡«ople. At least 3,0uu,-
and
two
children.
His
age
was
51.
palm
iest
days
of
line.
She
offer«*
I
finally
to
settle
on
A ustralia, says C. II. James ha- faile,!
m e r e a re expected to a r -
John« in got Up
•1, a t h i e l i c - l o k i t g l í a r v a r I <■ •< : •!-.
I
he
bazaar
ami
fair
conducted
at
this
y
.-
s,
!
it
the
United
States
w
<
il
l
for $4,250,000. The cause of his
r i’
a .. 1 in liquidation of th is is ex-
si offs to answer hi m .
Baker
City
by
the
Sisters
ot
St.
E
iira-
J
v-ars
old.
He
lives
in
n«»t
consent:
and
then
caiue
an
in
ti­
—Givtrs the Choice of—
t r a d e m a rks ,
troubles is said to be the bursting of a
‘‘What my cj-j •• »rent !..
t l y l e , h a s a '.a le c , k e e p s , •». 1 to ran.- the test .,f the strength
DESICHa.
land boom.
, i I’Cth’s hospital of th at place, assisted mation that England would l a k e co tru e ,” be -aid . " Jrelaud
!
«ml
•’
a
n
d
is
e
x
t
r
e
m
e
ly
C
O
R VR IC HTR Ac.
Baker, h has
George J.FMteeb. preeiJeol oi the " > the e ladies
ladie, of
ol liaker,
a . cl
ckred. objection if a ce«»ion of territory from and 1 y ted again ust an
n
*-«
i
¡-he!“
delivered
toiay
T
w
o
T
ra
n
s
c
o
n
tin
e
n
ta
l
R
outes
Anyone
•er.H
ns
a
»ketefc
aad
O aenptM a axas
.
‘
tul
it
h
i
-
•••
-?-
a
ir
«;
a
-
r
\
.
-
Mexico t«» tl «• U n te d State-, south of tor t e r relief
F r ,ta.il F u rn itu re C im pene. of S l . ¡ n e tfo g .he h o e p u l » lit« in c , h .
qaiealy ««< »-.-Lain. free, whether an itvew tioo Is
th
r the m
” “ "lightest weakening effect j
h it
la
b
a
sin
e
«
.
When
Leiter
S ra h a h ^ swrwntahla. C< mmwms U om atncUy
42.
and
including
the
port
of
San
Fran­
Louis, ha.- committee! suicide. lie was
Mary, the 2-year-old daughter of C.
was thus J r« j« «• ■1 to g
wt nt into the
-C B I •
Amenea. We hare a W 'M h tn ^ c cS ka?*
«¡«•a. n x mouths
GELAT ÜÛF.ÎHEKM Crejon Short Line *n Patent«
despondent over inability to jmv press- . H . b urden, was burned to death, at a cisco, could be obtained, if the l-ftund- n t m ine, but ; •
ago he knew i
taXen TLrxxwch M» ll a Co re oeU t
g alxiut the garce,
arv
of
the
Columbia
river
were
ac­
ing creditors
¡wood camp near Oregon C itv, Mondav.
?
oi^nir.g.
special
notice in the
VIA
.
W3S
iu
the
public
Now he is t
g men w ho have
cept»*»» by the United States.
Henrv Svlvert.er
e rc k ie iita ll, Tllf .
'
give away ip ou-y w ff ich <
r .
n the Boari! of
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN,
SPOKANE
S A L T L A K E b e s s tifc
ehol io’.he right thigh b , hie b ro il,./- ■,n '1
,iu le - n e . r l r e « . « K t on
long to me : i n t i went •!(>«
Lewis belaud, one ot ti:»- family of
liy iiar-rated. l» w » x c-.rmiauaw od
The«e
facts
iu
rutn
go
to
prove
that
owu
i>
■
ket
and
oi
t
of
my
<
y * »c.emiae> lamaL week:y.term«SZ-Sb a y a a r;
imous hotel men of t at name, <ii»-d
in-law ,
Ashbury Fitzw ater, while }t,re’
n. I.»*.», -penm-t) e> fr e» and H « \ u
there
was
practically
no
dispute
;«b
nt
w
},i
'i
1
b
a
d
IIMEIPOLIS
a rig'
D EN VE R
gunning Tuesday near bis home, eight 1 Stephen Buckingham Sturgis, on« of
« ».Jrk Monday, aged «A. He I
B- jv * o.\ P atc * t > «ect free. Ad»lre«
.. rjb .,! $; 50 IO It e
m iles east of Lebanon.
j the founders of the Northwestern Ns- the Gr«*g«>n territory south of the Col- j _f
I
r.»tl
er-
'
.ire
b«-»-a
among
tbe
■
M U N N A C O .,
» «Ming l en e
a »eü ma »-* m ar
lead ‘ at his “ uinhia river. Certainly there was <nich wa- te ii. jiiietìv ra
W illiam Gordon Prince, who was the 1 ,t k
3 t t l U rw a d w a i. N e w > e r tu
’
t hotel men of th e '
S
T.
P
A
U
L
O
M
A
H
A
in
the
m
a
in
a
r•
yet
h<-
hs*
mane
ground
(or
non»*.
Great
Britain
was
of ajoplexv, age«!
much of iii 0«n :
¡»J Mi
AND
oldest living graduate of H arvard, is home in Brooklyn,
a v.»*t f
fie came «.'»me
He was born in MansfielJ, ready at any tim e to «'oncede this give? Not a cei t ! He wa
dead at his home in River Place, iMd 70 year
fr m «-»
ago his father,
part
of
Oregon
to
us,
and
our
govern­
trying
to
1
K
A
N
S
AS CITY
give
awav
1!
your-
C
H
IC
AG
O
Ohio.
Nati
nal
Bank
of
Chicago
ham , Mass. He wa- b«»rn in Boston
old L*1
ke 1 him over
had never thought of abandon­ g< nt lernen, which of Us two
i e i t - b 'p n s it o r ? in full and go
Nicholas F. Snyder, president of ment
about 94 years ago.
U
-1
’
.
I
ll
ing it. The real question was as to the I tier part by a’lfl ring h
Lo w e -t ra te
j a ll E a tte ra cine«.
ut f business the firrt of the New
the Standard Oil Company, and a territory
W IÄ E k C?E SELV a U .
experie:
mirth of the Cblnmhia river. ! effect ot this wi magi
Governor Sadler of Colorado has ex­ m
O ■
leave P o rtla n d every fiv *
fear.
illionaire,
is
under
arrest
at
P
itts­
n.»‘ii«
y
i
I
d
a
;•
te
r
>«a
fr
a
n
r ¡-co
pressed his intention of offering a re ­ burg, Penn., charged by his son with We claimed to 54-40, but compromised ca.Ia were now or H.
1 th »lid ti.a
J S te a iu m m o c ta ly fro m P o rtla c d xo Vwko-
at 49.
ward of $5oO on the part of the state
I eers foi Johns.
and t
| b o ju * aod He g
v ia m e N o rth e rn Pa-
it«« Wi
ahductiou of bi» JO-year old boy.
$1
",t>
for the apprehension of the parties im ­ the
t e a m iX . V o . in e o a n e v iio n w ith O. R.
I w a h tbe
whom the grandfather keeps in bid-
And gie
tiic (ii.ttk j
There has l»een too much assumption ,
plicated in the Cber lynching.
I
thereat, A
I k - ’ . I’ud-
that oar government was ahont to sur- , Thu- th« campaign
An agreement has been reached l>e-
M e w O . K A M. T r a in » e h e d a te .
dinflf .Tl W
A , , switchman
at Pontiac, Illinois. render Oregon, and that it was neces­
Never was
tween the leaders oi the senate and
. .
Bound.
Leave «Trant.
He saw a sary that somebody should "sav e” it. 1 in a r*«t a for : ¡
« atei
house which practically insures t b e ! cjU ' 110 ‘ ‘f* * switch. He
epofcane
Expre*». Ko. A..-—______A:3bp m.
< a t h and AA .n«hiD<iaB St..
signaled The whole im m igration of 1>43, more «•noe un re
• • ♦
Fa«: M a il. No. 2.---------------------------- 1:45 a. m.
p a -a g e of the Hawley bill to increa.-e
*a.’n «*■»»«
rorUao»!,
Oregon.
Ix x a l F re ig h t S o. M_____ __ ____ 4:39 p c .
it to stop and the brakes were applied, over, came into the countrv south of, statesm en d
P o u ltry , Farm , Garden. Cemetery,
Leiter
th e army by two regim ents of a r til­ hut
W»«t bv-:nd
Leave G ra nt.
Lawn, R a ilro td and R abbit
the train dashed into a freight train the Columl ia river. No i art of it was a short <«i
lery.
F o rt-a n d Expreaa, Mo. X ...................... *.ZU a. m.
d ».
Fencing.
injuring several trainm en and pas­ settle«! in the country actually in d is­ h tm . But t »- left
Faa: M a ll. So. 1_............. .........- _____ J ;I7 a. a .
tatlon a- a * .»til!
Mayor-Elect VanWyck, of Greater sengers.
f b o n s n r d« o f XlHee la n —». ( a ta io c a e I re a
pute.—Portland Oregonian.
Loeal F re ig h t. Xo. 2 ? ________ 2_____S:L5 p m.
r- Ku lt*
*u Bv ikv 1 lo •
abides still u¡
New York, has appointed Fred Downs,
1 r e lg h l P a id . P ric e » L o w .
the
(A n e ric a n an d E uropean p la n .)
M uir, traffic manager of the O.
riv-l a t
ïi bjotv
tt
F v r f a ll d e ta ils < ^ ll on a<ec!. at G ra n t, Ore-
_____________
Ten ne--ee.
a new sjuqer m an,to be bis private sec­ R. John
THE
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12
years
ago,
and
at
one
THE
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retary, at a salary of $5000 a year. tim e general manaeer of the Oregon
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Mr Downs was born in New Haven, 35 Imnrovemeut Company, ie in Portland
THE s rA R V I.M , KLO N D IK E H -.
r *n -»“e-
a
7«- Q. ,Aa<
a d ; has I
thaï
tl
.<»t
hvat
a
man
years ago
^ rj th in g
after au aebeuce of 11 years, and. with
The
clouds
of
war
and
of
im
peach-
i T h e G o v e r n m a n t C o r n u to The r Rcl
Mrs. John Sommerville, m other of his daughter, Miss Abbie Oakes Muir, ment have obscure«! in a large measure
W it h a o i t i o f f 200.ooo U i .
Harvey and Mack Som m erville, who is registered at the Portland.
11 • (LOO.
one
of
the
most
singular
and
striking
C
o
ngo1
i *s*«-l :
•»
r . à *, a
reisides a lew miles west of H arris­
The
makers
of
book
paper
of
Wiscon­
features
in
tne
dram
atis
j«*r*onae
of
an
j
tp,.
¡
res:
!«*i.t
t
•
burg, in Lane county, was paralyzed
Michigan, Indiana and Ohio have the stirring days of tbiwe or four de- ’ j r ,pfja te- $2U0 tXW t*
He Ilk« 1
at an early hour Monday morning, and sin.
formed an association to stop the cut­ cades a«<>. Thia man was Andrew : ,'|/r ! ¡ire. ti-.^ of tl
is in a precarious condition.
ting of prices in this i roduct and to Johnson, the “ ta ilo r” pre-.dent. It j ,n ,h e p 1.. 1 • of
.x v o .
Rev. A. R. Morrison, a M ethodist fix m iuim um prices. It is also said was a rem arkable coincidence th at | J iv f
u e
- n
clergyman, of Los Angeles, wa- united Eastern m anufacturers may co-oj*erate breught the rail s; lijte r’s man! and L n.t-v
«u»« r
in m arriage to Miss Anna M. Lowrie, in the movement.
R. C. W ALLIS. P ro p .
the tailo r’s goose together in the high- ¡Alaska, and f . . r t!,<
a niece of Rev. B. Wistar Morris,
est executive offices of th e co u ntry. Idi^d-jbution «»f s
The
French
cham
ber
of
deputiee
to­
Episcopal biebop of Oregon.
on
passed a bill increasing the cos- Realizing thia one is apt to think that j vid«*d that if :t..
Wednesday, Biebop Morris officiat­ day
11»
torn- duties on pigs, pig products and politics, like love, "levels all ranks” a lian goverr.mei it tx* c
ing.
. land . of our». Historv . retary of w it may <
lard. The bill fixed the duty on bogs in . th is . . free
C. McPherson, a prom inent c a ttle ­ a t 12 francs, and sucking pigs at 3 shows that it is often the self-made ¡n| O <*,. ,u lu n territo
I
man residing on Hay creek, Crook francs, on hog products at .50 franc«, men—ttie anna of the people—who arc tiou farther urovid«-»
•r<
t st
county, was a rn ste d last week by and on lard at 35 franc.« per 100 hilos. the picturesque figure« of an epoch, in may be sold in tl.a
1492 the ton of a Genoese w»*ol comber
tad ether« ri«irlag
Sheriff Gray, on a w arrant sworn out
•t m
A rate war is on between the various made anew tbe map of the world by prices as may Ire fiat*«! V tb
«<«. the zn«.raA¿er
by John H arrison, charging him with river
. . .
,
-
’7 lof war. or donated to tin
transportation
lin«#s
running
to
having stolen a calf lielonging to H ar­ The Dalles. The Dalles, Portland A tne discovery of the western c o n t i n e n t f ,r them. The ♦.-•r.-t
rison.
Astoria Navigation Company announce in England the son of a brewer once : authorize I to us«* tbe V
A handsome granite monument a reduction of lare from The Dalles t > ateppe«l into the shoes ol a behea !e«i arniv iu carryir ’ ii.ro e
! di«*at«*l the p*':i«v^of
i vision» of the act, to lint
erected in A rlington national cemetery Portland to 50 cents, and it 1- expected king
drivers for the tr n-
at the grave of Major-General W. M the company running the steaaMC lone magnificent governm ent: in France an and driver-
obwenre artillerym an put on the p*ir- supplì««,
.... „ i i ^ u and I »
• < n »«
Belknap who was secretary of war d a r­ will iolfnw ’euit.
Pie of an emueror a n d
w ith
1 1
visions a« ar<- practical
ing the adm inistration of President
crowns
as
a
child
might
play
w
ith
his
The
Dalles
land
offk«*
reports
that
tary ia directed, when
G rant was on Wednesday turned over
there are 35,300 acres of uns'irveyed blocks; and in America m the m iddle hay- been complete«!, i
to the government.
«1
o
i
th«*
nineteenth
centory
a
rail-
The 93rd annual festival of the New lands, and ou Ju ly 1, 1397, there wen* sp litter and a tailor were jointly deer or turn them over
England Society was celebrated with a 356,735 acres of vacant government clothed with the power which the! of the interi.-r in his di*cr
in GiDiam e«)«iniy. Th«*re
make a detail»-1 rt rep t.
d inner in New York, W ashington, | land= ,n.
» ^ ’ were
en*
ii
:
l to
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E. E B'.OWX, Paoraisroa.
t | ie (»eginnirg of the next
P hilad elp h ia, and Charleston W ednes-1 ^o’d ami ta-en dp in (he countr during greatest republic of th e wo rid g n e s
»neb disbursem ents m a d e .
day night, at all of which men of na-
na- Hie ;i«cai year ending June 3d, 1997, only to its ciioecn rulers.
GRANT. WASCO AND MORO
-
- prominence made speech«*s on 1.»,/<>■» acres of gov>>rnmerit lands.
• • •
i wa* *niplish«<l ui ler t h e a< t
tional
Of the ra il-sp litter pag«*a and v o l- j Secretary AIger is giving n
the topics of the day.
Polish C atholic seceders fr».m the
•lines have l»een w ritten, until Ihe to the twet means - t
Commissioner Evans of the r pension
_____ . Roman church, who have organised world knows him for what he waa— Ito the Yukon, and ha* •:
bureau is a strong advocate of t h e 1 »he «n«lep**n»Ient “ Polish Cstbolic one of tbe great men of his tim e. Of ior bi.ls f <r the dehv n i
F o r M ore Than 5 6 Y ears It Has N e v e r F a ile d in Its W e e k ly
1
its of business
policy of publishing the entire list of char, h of America, ” with three j ar- b it cowotker less is known, partly be- tectiy to Ih'ea, Skaguay i
v alo : • vverv
persons who draw pensions from the isbes loratcl in Chicago, received cause there was lesa to tejl and partly A lrealy, a gr«*at deal of ri vj Ubi
V is its to th e H om es o f F a rm e rs and V illa g e rs
to h a te taken
government. He expects that a bill Bi- ; A n t b o n v Kozlowski, leader of liecau»«* people lost sight of some of his spratig.np among the to ., r - •f It. has
PfiPUUH MUEIfER ROUTE.
Ba­
ie m anner it:
fo r th is purpose will be introduced in Hie revolt, a® the «piritna' bead o i ’be
most striking characteristics in tbe 1»irtc «*oa?t for the lion« r of
T h ro u g h o u t th e U nite d S tates.
I a; pwpared to offer first-«lass ac-
the wht«h h
pos; essions.
congress when it reassembles in Janu- ichurch in America, on btinday, with swirl
of political events, amid which ^ tu p p in g port of ti e stores nu l tor the
.uions to the traveling public
« • •
ary.
impressive rites.
much of his life was spent. Johnson j husines« th at will follow*, and l r re
t <•««« roat'hft, cood tiam s and ac-
When young Loiter began trading in i >mt; odating drivers.
The city election in M eridan, Conn., » Mr.«. John Kurtz, of Gcldendale, the tailor, th« legislator, th«* congress- '-piiring bidders to «leiiver their g - >»:
IT HAS faithfully labored for their nrosv rity and hat pin e« , for the improv».
Tuesday resulted in a democratic vie- W ash., recently heard much g«x»l of man, the governor, the impeached I directly in Alaska, the war de;. ,rt met : wheat he already knew a «teal more!
m, nt of their business and Louie interw U , for education, for the eleva­
LF l VKX.
tory. Amos Ives, democrat, for mayor, ¡her-. If because «»( the death < f Mrs. Ü. president, all of th«*«e are known to ' will be saved the nece>sity oi makii g ah-ut it t h a n ai y»’i»e eapp,'»f«L lie j
tion of American manhtxxi and true womanh«xxi.
had
ttudi«»l
it
as
he
-tudi»*d
m
ines
sn«l
i
ö«. ■
Moro ....... ..I1 3 J «. i i
defeat««! his republican opponent P. {-charts. The eiioilaritv of the us: but Johnson the debater, the ready i a ch o ice am or g them.
IT HAS told at the fireside, interesting and instructive stories of the doing-oi
1ft
15
a.
a
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a««-©
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e
.
00
a
.
m
street
raiiw
a'».
He
lacked
practical
j
Wa-
X
X
»
.
A rthur S. Laue. by about 350 major- names started a report that Mr«. K urtz Hump speaker, ie com paratively a
Secretary Alger’s estim ate i:iw is
the world, the natiou and states.
1 <e r. m Grain
« jo ». x
ity . Democratic alderm en and coun- had died, and for one day comlulenees stranger outside of hia own state. And th at no le»-'than d,u.♦,««♦» :».«unds »»; experience, hut it «lidn't take him 1 - t a t : , lioM w l,. 1» R i\ - n t o a'.! bu.ine«« IT HAS advised the farmer as to the mo»t approved methods of cultivating and
’
N
ci 1 men were elected in three out of and prai.«es j»oure<l in on her fam ily in yet in no other rapacity was th«* more t «»-1 store- will le t. p iin d i ir tl.«- ex-
’- ; : • : to m> care. L z p rt» a a n 4 o th e r peca
harvesting his crops, and the proper time to convert them into the
an«! easily. W en the l»«*ars « •se*
rc p tly «Ivhvered.
th e five wards.
torrents, but the condolen» «•« soon successful. There are «lore’ s of stories
dit:-*o. This make* the tiar.s, • rta- smoidhiy
largest nossible amount of mouev.
felt tli** Hjur ezeami l«u*kt ,t about 10 s«x) j
tiene ral Weyler, in an interview just j changed to oougrutulatioos.
•
- II thi« III:-', of I l i a i |
IT HAS led iu ail matters perta ning to th e welfare of farmers and villagers, and
who
w
assppyling
the
p.,wer
they
could
!
published, is quoted as denying fo r-! C. B. Wells, chief of police o? Cor- ready retort and k«*en lejoinder, which e-timate«] that •« reindeer , i-- t 1»
for over half a century has held their confidence and esteem.
m alty tu a t there is any b o je for success vallis. has plead guilty to a«.«:iult and are worth preserving fu r the biographer loaded »afely with more t an ;« s i
• » •
pounds, so th at no lc-1 than lu> > of
of autonomy. The general is also battery on J. L. 8kipton. an ex-police or historian of th«* future.
W e furnish THE OBSERVER and N. Y. WEEKLY TRIBUNE One
T h e l i u . - t y Pudding Man has carried
Stage and Express Line.
» • •
itr.es«* animal« would lie ic.jiurcd as » «»»•rything before him. 11«* has m anip- 1
<|uote«i
as saying th at,
if
t b e i officer. Fkipton charger! him with
Year. Cash in Advance, for $1.50.
Spanish government persisted in advo- “ misfraeaoce, incapacity ami inatten-
Th«* queer little house in which he ,
train , if they were tb«* sole r»*.i- ulate 1 one « t ti e mo«t successful c o r-; J. A. W E S T ................... P ro p rie to r
cat ng autonomy, Spain would lose tio n ” in office but of th is charge he wa» bom and in whieh he plied his
eers ever ki *<«u. It is believe,! that it
Address all Orders to
Cuba in a few m onths.
was cleared before the council of the trade is still a landmark in Raleigh,
cannot fail now . Tne youthful m il-j
I t is understood the authorities here ¡tow n,
N. C. Here it was, after the day's
lioniure can make the board settle on !
A Boy Law je r .
have l>een unofficially sounded as to
County Commissioner Buchanan, liv- sewing was done, that he taught h im ­
Btron G ilbert, the 7-year-old - >u ul bis own tetmfl.
tb e attitu d e of th e United States to- ing 10 miles smith of C »rvs.llis, Satnr- self to read. . But a disappointm ent in Judge G ilbert, uf Atehi«un. Kan».*« .
ward the com plications in the Far J day morning -uliered a s tro k e o fp a r- love mad«* the place hateful to him has been granted a c«u.stltul
G A M B L IN G i a W H E A T .
E ast,w ith the view of learning whether alysis. and ins friends and relatives and lie wandered away to Tennessee. cense to practice law bef >re t i ! li­
Leave City Hotel, Moro, at 7 a. m.,
A
l
l
g
f
f
t
a t C h ic a g o In W h ic h C n z te r n •
American interests in China were re- ar»* alarm ed, lfiz whole left tide is Here he settleil in (he little town of preme court «d Kansas. Th«» l.ivn .•
Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
O re g o n F a rm u s w i l l be I n t c r c z i e d .
gaided as sufficient to w arrant any ¡ affec ted, and his pbvsieian say« his G reenville, and, forming n n«*w a t­ V- a- til take « It,-, t w lii- n tbe I ,
Ul
Leave Umatilla House, The Dalles, at
active step by th is government.
Eastern Oregon farmers will be in­
condition is critical. He is an Oregon tachm ent, he auon m arried. His wife become of lawful age. The la«l is a
7 a. in., Tuesday, Thursday and Satur­
taught
him
to
write
and
to
cipher.
I
ii
pioneer.
terested
in
the
fact
that
big
wheat
,
wonder. He is well verse«! on nil law
The reciprocity negotiations between
day.
^ a n d ria tio n 'w
b 10 operator» in Chicago aie fighting each
John Morgan was found dead .Satur­ the village Hiere was a debating so- J
the U nited States and Germany aie
Fai«* for th«* round trip, $2 50; one
othri
t.
'h
m
I
tin-
liail.
While
the?«*
c.ety
for
the
entertainm
ent
of
the
wonl<i
,iave
been
a
»
re.ntab:
passed would have been a rre»titable
practically susj»emled. They never got day morning in hi» woodsl.e»! at Ju n c ­
w a y .'ll.50. Freight 50 cents ]>er 100,
young
|M*ople,
and
in
this
society
nu.*«
cat
!
*it
c
<
•
t
1
11
the
great
law
ot
on«* lo to y
11 IU»i.t. IB*
beyond th e in itial state. There ap­ tion City. His death m ust have re-
sina'l packages, 15 and 25 cents. Or-
- T h e CHICAGO RECORD is / .\ m o c
pears to have been a willingness on the snlted Irom heart failure. Neigiilxirs Andrew Johuson made his in itial how­ v o t i i .’ »“ t pr«»’titio n « -1 »•>•«•, a d m i t ; » - ! in s n p p y wild «leu,;” .,! iheir op«*r.iti,uia t ¿«•rs for freight or express packages
to
the
world
as
au
orator.
His
faun*
when
exlen.«i
vely
conduct
1
eaUrtf
tie
*
part of both governments to look into sate they heard groans last niglit, but as a debater spread »o far that when,
new
spaper in every sen se o i th e w ord."
promptly
and
caiafutly
atteuded
to
at
tb e m atter but there have been no ma­ did not make any investigation. His in 1840, Nicholson and Bell were fattier wa- form«.i!>* j'.i !g • of tl • dis­ till t :’;i11 • 'ii- s • ire jitvi.t on th e «to» k »•.<'« in able rate«.
H arrisburg
Call.
age was 65. He leaves a sister, Mrs.
trict court of At« !> s in c o u rt l , i,i. I is «*\ <■ I:.11;e iitul fteti m ake .1 I 'A c«*nts
terial concessions on either side.
difference in the farm er’s p »1 ket thous­
the state for \ an Buren and | we|| known in legal circles.
Caldwell, in Junction City, his only
Ross Deyoe. the 18-y«*ar-old son of relative in the state.
W hite res|»ectively the people of the
and* of miles away. At 1 r»*-»nt in
neigh l»ori ng town of
A thens— in
L . W. D«*yo**, of Elk City, while h u n t­
i h :c . . i Amioiii i> array««! against*
"T h ere is no paper published in A m eri
Mrs.
Samuel
Koak«*
was
killed
<>
n
a
T
h
e
y
L
a
c
k
V
o
te
s
.
ing in the m ountains near th at place
which these two were hilled to speak —
I,', it« r. lo t h ot tli.in plit.ee* atm ng
railroad
crossing
by
a
train
at
Gregor.
Would-Iw Senator Corbett ,th«* white- gauihler** I.eit»*r is “ long” on wheat
that so n early approaches the tru e jo u rm
sent to G reenville for the young tailor
Tuesday, let his title slip off a log, ac­
cidentally discharging it. The ball City Sunday. It was not known how to come and answer them . He went, hearded aspirant for Mitch» Il’s vacant to the 1
t ' 1 m «ny mil »ons o f'
the
acchlent
happened.
No
one
saw
istic ideal as The C iiCACtO R E C O R D .99
and stood up that night in the court- seat in the st nate, content' d himself bushels, amt Aiuioiir is oudeavoriug to
took off th e end of his right thum b,
Her lardy was pi«ke«l up a few house to reply to Bell, who, us toon ns yesterday w ith view it g his p*,un sed overwhelm
badly lacerate«! two fingers ami tbe it.
him
with
nctual
»leliveiies
From "N ew spapetdom 9 ( V cu York\.
thum b of ttie left hand, and, striking m inutes after the train passed. She he finished speaking, hud taken his hind from a sofa in the rear of th«* sen- that I.«* will n it he able Io pay J w.
was
37
years
old.
Eh«*
leaves
a
hus­
-----
roseate
hu«i
of
•
a«ar|FV
hope
.
bat an«i gone, deeming this raw trades* ¡‘Be cham ber. Ihe
him in the left side.
band and four children. She was on man unworthy of his steel, or els«*'' has dawned for Mr. Corbett Iwcatuw * we r«*ad Dial th. Armour wheat J
" I have com e to the firm conclusion, aft
The treasury departm ent reports, for her way home from church when secretly afraid to meet him in argu- ( on«* or two republicans have intim ated s,H*einl» on the ChK.igo, Milwaukee «&*
St. Paul rnilwNv h ive right of way I
the eleven m ouths ending w ith No­ k illed.
th at !>«* may he seated. Uni riu n ­ over nil other ti uins.
m ent.
a
long test and a fte r a w ide com parisf
F r i » S to ra g e a t T h e D a lle « .
vember, an excess of m erchandise e x ­
The “ fire hug,” who has been oper­
Now,a f«-ature of the campaign was a ately, the republicans are in», in ii tn a -
Freight coiisi;. ucd by C tiic.ig o j b b e rJ
ports over imi«orts of $283,521,905; ex­ ating in Portland lately, attem pted hand
of singers who chnnt«*d doggerel ’ jority in the senate, an>) whih Diey to the Northwi s ainl arm products ihe Dalles, Portland and Astoria Navi-
w ith th e journals o f m a n y cities a n d cou
cess oi gold exjxjrts over import«, $«,- Saturday night to set tire to a wharf rhymes
shout the different parties and , may lie profuse in expres-ions of m ni-
690,752; excess of silver coin and directly in the rear of the big whole- th e ir leaders. The chief oi th«* hand pathv they lack votes. Mr. (’ ìrliett billed to Chic igo aie on the side
tries, that The CHICAGO RECORD com
gatioa Company’s Steamers
11 ks.
bullion exports, $41,534,951. There
sale paint and oil establishm ent of W. was a (lisr<*putahle looking lei low, wear ! will not Iw adm itted to th,* s»*nnh w this
e
re:
iillIC i S c l
ñivo
D
Never
bi
t
.n*
REGULATOR
and
DALLES
CITY
as n ear being the ideal daily jo u rn a l as \
an excess of silver ore imjKirts °* 1’. Fuller A Co., barely more than two ing a dagger hanging from his neck 1 week.—Washington Post, Dec
Armour been .*•*» ptly d b rdav«•I. When
$18,971,343. The net excess of all ex ­ hkx'ks from the |sffice statio n . Had and across his shouhiers a sash upon
Iroid
Ignore
d
I
it
is
ra
The I’ cg«i’ at»>r I .u r Steamer« wiM leave as
he
gave
the
woi
are
fo r so m e tim e lik e ly to fin d on the
ports, therefore, is $312,769,165.
the fire once found its way into this which were the words “ Straight G u t.” ' General Men
th e DaHes. S:45, a. m .{ leave
lg ,,f i< w- I ■
i the public service, rushed thou
P»«il
i.d
T
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a
;
an,
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A German Chinese commission has huiIdin*,the resulting explosion would As soon aa B ell’s sfteech was done this departm ent of
m ortal sh o res.99— Prof. J. T. H atfield
is in- euipt v ears to D i uih un« Min iivapolis,1 ur J ,»r «itlxi- »1) at the follow in g la n d in c t
been arranged, according to a dispatch have shattered tbe structure, which is man began singing in the street to structed Major L. If. Kucker f the loaded Hi,on wtl h Ann« III' w leat, ai it , . u , \ . 1 . i w , , u «. «««•«,I, « and C o rtla n d : M idd le
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o u n -v ille , W a rre n ila ie aud McGowr.
from Shanghai to th e I'a.lv Moil, to a three story brick, into
, . fragments, «Iraw the crowd from Johnson. By Fourth cavalry, now »tutim« ! at Fort sent train afie r tiaiu spec ling into ti 1. « i a i , re . b 11,
u, Van*» or T a y lo r's , W ashongal,
settle the Ixmn.lary of the district at H*nt masses of ffauio flying into sur- dozens B ell’s sup|«orters started for the Walla Walla, to pr«c«*cd by th«* next Chicago.
K, .i n y lo n 's . V anco uver au I U n iv e ra itv P ark.
Kiao Chou and it is evident, there- rounding blocks, and cause»! a contla- door. “ Tha'.’s rig h t,” call«* 1 out John- steam er to Dvea for the i»iirn« ose of
“ Joe” Leiter will hj tern! cred mil- Mean«. w n l in, i a i Caacads Locks. No way
Sold by newsdealers e. erywhere and subscripts
b:i»inc*R
,l«oio on the low er riv e r. The
fore th a t the occupation will be per- Xration the like of whieh has never son from Die platform, “ you know making a prelim inary in v - t
on as lions of bushels i this wheat. Ue will , <>u,: ,ny » r i l l - I«»
i-v c th e r ie h t to chaug»i th«
m anent. The same dispatch says it is w en aeen in Portland. The police whom to distrust. Go on home «prickly to Die most feasible route
best have to pay i r it or his ‘corner” <i«jve Hchcduia w it h v u i no tice.
received by all postmasters. Address THE CE
rumored in Shanghai th at the B ritish ! are "till unable to get any clue of the and lock your stable d«»ors, or else in means for transportation of tin* go
ami purse will go to smash.
W. C. A L L O W A Y ,
I Irsaaatlir llUW tlZtlA* « 1 r si «’a»»»« I I (Nil) ikkl
Geaarai A j« u t, The Dellas.
intend to occupy Ta Lien-W an, south Hr© heud, who it thought to l»e insane the morning you may find this merit relief expedition to Dawson.
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