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FOR DRY GOODS OX THE
LOWER COLUMBIA
STATIC MM NT FROM WATTERSON.
He Charges the Railroad With the Re
sponsibility for Kentucky's Trouble.
LOUISVILLE, Ky.. Feb. 5.-Mr. Hen
ry Wutterson today gave out the fol
lowing statement:
"The head and front of our present
troubles in Kentucky, at once the
source and the resource of the revolu
tionary proceeding by which republi
can government has been struck down
and a military dictatorship set up in
its place, is the Louisville & Nashville
Railroad company.
On the recent state campaign It sup
plied material resources in such abund
ance as to draw out all the dangerous
elements of society and to put into ac
tivity all the forces of political adven
ture. The two leading parties to the
contest were as nothing by comparison
In which Its gigantic machinery for
corrupting the elections.
The hordes of desperate mountain
men who were precipitated upon the
state capital could never have got there
except through its agency. It Is at
this moment the backbone of the move
ment to transfer the state capital from
the city of Frankfort, its lawfu abode,
to the little village of London In Laural
county, situated upon one of its
branches, in the heart of the vendetta
region whose turbulency has for years
disgraced the state. It Is believed that
the withdrawal of Its support from the
defacto government would stop these
dangerous and lawless proceedings.
"Some seven months ago, foreseeing
something of this situation, I wrote
earnestly to Mr. August Belmont, the
financial head of the Louisville &
Nashville Railway company to protest
against its interference in party affairs,
having in vain sought to dissuade Mr.
Foul-Smelling
Catarrh.
Catarrh if one of the most obstinate
diseases, and hence the most difficult
t get rid of.
There is but one way to cure it.
The disease is in the blood, and all the
sprays, washes and inhaling mixtures
in the world can have no permanent
effect whatever upon it. Swift's Spe
cific cures Catarrh permanently, foritis
the only remedy which can reach the
disease and force it from the blood.
Mr. B. P. McAllister, of Harrodsburjr,
Ky., had Catarrh for years. He writes:
"I eon Id sea no Improvement whatever,
taarafh I in constantly treated with spray
ana wasneg. ana diner
ent inhaling remedies
iu fact, I could feel that
each winter I was worn
than the year preTloua.
"Finally It wai
bronshtto my cotloe
that Catarrh was a blood
disease, and after think
ing over the matter, 1
saw It was unreasonable
,.- toeiicct to be cured by
' remedies sihich onli
I V fs'"V&, - reached the surface. I
lUVjiVw&H'S then decided to tre
0. 8. 8., and after a few bottles were used. I no
tloeda jierceptlble Improvement. Continuing
the remedy, the dlwa was forced out of my
system, and a complete cure whs the result,
lailvlseall who have tills dreadful disea-e tc
fthandon their local treatment. which haiiwivei
done them any fMud. "d take 8.8. 8 . a nni
Sdy that can reach the dLsease and cure It."
To continue the wrong treatment foi
Cfttnrrh U tooonlinue to suffer. Swift's
Specific i a renl blood remedy, mid
cures oi)titi;iU. doep-Soiitrd disenio
which other remedies have no efTecl
whatever upon. It promptly rendu'!
Catarrh, ami never fails to cure even the
most opgrnvnh d cases.
lood
is Purely Vegetable, and is the only
blood remedy piriranteed to contain no
danftwm'.ir'r;l8-.' -
"Books nmili-I free by Swift Specillf
Oompany, AtUnta, Georgia.
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each
lOc doz.
Milton II. Smith, its local prvsld-nt. I
was then, as I am now, and have been,
for thirty years the friend of that great
corporation. Mr. Belmont showed my
lett-T the courtesy of submitting it to
hU executive board and did me the
honor to tend me a copy of its delib
erations embracing the reasons of Its
refusal to consider my appeal In the
affirmative. The sole purpose of the
Louisville & Nashville was at every
cost and hasard to defeat the election
of Mr. Goebel to the governorship of
Kentucky.
Mr. Goebel was a man of unlm-
peached purity of private life and of
conceded professional abilty. During
ten years service as senator in the
state legislature, no act of his except
Ir.R what is known as the Goebel elec
tlon law, had brought the least re
proaeli upon him, nor any unclean col
lar had ever been charged (gainst him
although money to corrupt legislation
often flowed as free as water at Frank-
fott. But, in some way, he had given
deadly offense to the management of
the Louisville & Nashville and this
management felt that it must destroy
him.
' It has certainly done this. But In
doing it, it has brought upon the people
of Kentucky the Incalculable wrong
and the dire disgrace of transactions
unexampled in the history of republic
can government. There Is not at this
moment nor has there been at any mo
ment, the least disorder, cr menace of
dirorder, except such as has emanated
from the hand of the defacto governor.
lay lor. ine mountain men were
brought to Frankfort, if not by his ex
press corimand, yet by and with bis
knowledge and consent. Their pres
ence In Frankfort could have but one
meaning and purpose; tind, as if to
augment both meaning and purpose.
some of them who had been
arrested by the local police for carry
ing deadly weapons and for disorderly
conduct were, In advance of trial, par
doned by the defacto governor.
The shot that killed Mr. Goebel was
rired from an upper window of the exe
cutive office, which swarmed with the
armed adherents of the defacto gov
ernor. Admission to this buildinir was
at once denied the civil authorities; a
cordon of troops was thrown about it
and there, under the patience of being
In a stage of siege, the defacto govern
or has ever since held himself a volun
tarily prisoner, though surrounded by
the stute militia, called out by himself
and issuli.g thence proclamations dls
bunding the general assembly and
transferring the seat of government of
the commonwealth.
"All this while the contestants before
the legislature were proceeding strictly
in accordance with laws of contest, as
old us the constitution of the state,
with not the least threat of violence,
or show of disorder. There was posi
tively no thought of Insurrection, out-fid.-
the imagination of the governor.
By his orders the general assembly of
the commonwealth has ben denied ac
cess to its chambers In the state capi
tal, close by, guarded by troops; by his
ordeis its members have been chase.d
through the streets of Frankfort from
ono place to another, seeking a legisla
tive abiding place; and by his orders
the processes of the courts of law, In
cluding the writ of habeaus corpus are
denied service and the lawful procedure
of the peace officers has beon put at
defiance, whilst martial law has taken
the place of the civil law, and on these
lines n armed contllct Is Invited.
"This Is the exact situation In Ken
tucky. I give It In answer to numerous
telegrams and letters from all parts of
the country asking it. 1 have party
Interest to servo. 1 am not now
have nt been for years In executive
fellowship with the Under of my own
party; and my sole purpose Is to repre
sent to the sober, sense and RihvI fil
ing of all ;artlos that the condition of
aft ait a In Kentucky Is not that of force
axnlnst force. Justifying a certain neu
trality In public opinion but that of a
military usurpation unwarranted by
law against what the law writers call
"the peace and dignity of the common
wealth."' THE NATION PISGUACKP.
I'nitcvl States as Lawless a Country as
France, According to a Promi
nent Divine.
NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-"With the
single exception of France, the I'nlted
States U today the most disgraced of
civilised nations," said Or. Wm. S.
Kainsford, rector of St. Cieorgo's Prot
estant Episcopal church. In his sermon
with reference to the murder of Ouvbel
hi Kentucky.
"We may say," he continued, ' that
the assassination of President Lincoln
was a result of the chaos of civil war
but we can offer no excuse for the
murder of President Garfield; nor can
we render explanation or apology for
the ruthless shotting down of a sena
tor in the capital of Kentucky."
"It is a nervous age," said Dr. Kains
ford, and particularly so with the
people of America. Dangerous indeed
Is the day when people from ocean to
i ocean can be fired at a moment's no
tice to fremy, swayed to a point of
hyper-hysteria. And yet that is the
situation in the United States today.
Our millions of people are the most
easily fired to impulsive action by a
sentiment of all the nations.
"What are we to do with such crim
inals as those who have disgraced the
nation with the recent tragedy in Ken
tucky? Hang them? Tes, hang the
guilty assassin, for the more of such
brutes are hanged the freer will so
ciety be.
"But that Is no remedy for the evil
that is now the curse of Kentucky and
the blight of the nation. Recent hap
lenings at Frankfort are but the cli
max of what has been going on In that
state for years. Disregard for law hus
been an undercurrent of sin growing!
slowly day by day. The same condition
prevails throughout the land right
here In New York as mu h a any
w here.
"It la due to the greed of men to get
more than their share by disregarding
the law and the cure rests not In hang
ing the criminal, but In going at the
very root of the evil and infusing Into
the minds of the people of Kentucky
the lesson of Christ's obedience to law.
NOTICE TO FISHERMEN.
All fishermen who are fishing now.
or who Intend to flsh the coming sea
son, are requested to send In their ajH
plication for license, with the re
quired fee, to the flah coram lIoner
without delay.
409 Commercial St., Astoria, Or., o
40 1, Oregonkm Bid., Portland, Or.,
F. C. REED,
Flah Commissioner.
Pleasant Dreams.
It doe not lie in the painter's fancy to
Imagine prettier picture than that of
young girl, with lms luscious with the
promise of love, halt parted in the smile
of happy dreamland. The mind of happy
maidenhood is a clear and polished mirror,
which, when th wits go wandering into the
ghostland of dreams, reflects the impres
sions of waking hour. If those impres
sions are pleasant and painless and happy,
she will smile in her sleep. If the impres
sions are those of uffering woman, tor
tured with the special ailments to which
the feminine organism is liable, the picture
i spoiled by the lines of suffering and de
spondency. Maladies of this nature unfit
woman for joyous maidenhood and for ca
pable motherhood. They incapacitate he!
to bear the burdens of life in any sphers
of action. Household, marital and social
duties alike are a burden to the woman who
is constantly suffering from headaches,
backaches, drasfirin? sensations and wi-uit.
eninsr drains. Dr. i'ierce's Favorite Pre
scription positively, completely, unfail
ingly cures troubles of this nature. It
imparts health, strength, vigor to the dis
tinctly womanly organs. It fits for care
free, hi althy maidenhood, hanuv wifrhood
and capable motherhood.
"f have a little stepdaughter who had St.
Vitus's banre, which your medicine eureH,"
writes Mrs. T. P. Hoae, of Ford, Mnwiddie Co.,
Vs. ""I spent about tw-nty dollars for doctor's
bills and medicine, and it did not do the child
one cent 's worth of good. We commenced givini?
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and ' Ooldrn
Medical Discovery" and usd three botllM of
each, wliich cost only six dol'-". NowtbechiiJ
is running around every - re and i juat as
uraiuiy u CTCJ.
PI
And All Forms of Itching, Scaly Humors Are
Instantly Relieved and Speedily
Cured by CUTICURA.
The IteblnK and burning I mirrored In my foot nml limb for three year
were terrlblo. At nllit they were worst) nml would keep inn awake a
pitals, and all else fall. Sold throughout the world. I'omtn Data axd Chkm.
tour., Sole Props., Boston. " How to Purify snd Iteatttify the 8klu," free.
I'e only Cuticcra ftur for balir's skin.
ttxrii-al ami moat rvlrvahliiir of
MILLIONS "ent pr'rtles, obtained from
uiirtfv ami Iwn.tntitv UiA itklti-
isnea rrom iHvoimna; srnoua. rur uimn-wiiiiic nrni r"ii-", i-unim". -
WfrruriR matlona. anil eruptions, for rrtMed, lu-lilnu Irritations of tlirt rnli, with 'Irv,
iiiui nuio lni umuf 11,1 fl. ,(, lunda, and tiavlcM nails, and simple In
fuutlle humors, II la absolutely ludls)uabti.
FULTON DROPS
FROM THE RACE
Withdraws from the Rcputllcan
League Contest.
BANKER CHURCH IS THE MAN
The LaGrande Capitalist Kill Direct
the Destinies of the Republican
Leayue Next Year.
FOUTLAND, Feb. 5.-The Republi
can League of Oregon will meet In Ar
moiy hall tomorrow, and it In expect
ed that between even and eight nun-
dred delegates ulll be present, repre-
renting every county In the nt.ite.
C. V. Fulton, of Astoria: Judge Jns.
Fee. of Pendleton, and E. V. Carter, of
AMil'ind, who have bocnmaktng a most
active canvass for the presidency of
the I' ague, withdrew this afternoon,
and it wan pi actu ally settled tonight
that J. M. Church, the bunker of La
Grinde, will be chosen.
I. A. Mucruni .of Portland, Is slated
for vice-president.
At the caucus tonight Theodore Cam
eron, of Jackson, wa selected as the
member of the executive committee at
large. V. H. Moore, of Morrow, waa
selected as a member of the executtre
committee from the Second congres
sional district, and J. W. Meldrum, of
Clackamas, a member of the executive
committee from the Frist district.
The league will endorse McKlnlcy'
administration, expansion, the gold
standard and will probably declare for
the permanent retention of the Philip
.lnen by the United States .
OREGON EDITORS MEET,
PORTLAND, Feb. 5.-At a biennial
meeting of the Oregon Republican Edi
torial Association held here today, the
following od'eers were elected for the
nsulng two years: President, D. M.
C. Cault, of Hillsboro; secretary, Wm.
J. Clarke, of Oervals; treasurer, S. S.
Train, of Albany. Executive commit
tee: J. B. Eddy, of Forest Orove; J. J.
Whitney, of Albany; C. L. Ireland, of
Moro.
The members of the association will
demand the legal patronage of their
respective counties while there Is a re
publican administration In power.
KOBE'S DIO CAMPAIGN.
MANILA, Feb. 5. TJrlgadler-General
Kobbe's expedition In the Islands of
Luzon, .Leyte and Bamar has occupied
permanently and garrisoned nine towns
with the- Forty-third and Forty-sev
enth regiments. This has placed on the
market 180,000 bales of hemp.
Thousands of Insurgents, armed with
rifles, and over C.000 armed with wood
en swords and bow and arrows, were
encountered during the trip.
The troop killed 75 native, eleven of
whom had rifles. The other were vil
lagers, armed with wooden swords. The
American loss was one man killed and
nine wounded.
m mm
grcuicr part oi mix night, i I'oimiiiiea
doctor after doctor, n I wit travelling
on the road most tit my time, nlso ouo
of our city doctor. Nono of the doc
tor knew what the trouble wits. I (jot
a lot of the dlHereut sample of the medi
cine I lutil been using. I found them
of so many different kinds that I con
cluded that I would have to go to u
Cincinnati hospital before I would get
relief. I Icul frvttiontly been uracil to
try I'tiTH't'it.t ItKMKtuk, but I had tin
faith In them. My wife IliiaUy prevailed
s upon mo to try them. Presto! What
a chanifol 1 am uow cured, and It I a
pertniiiu'tit cure. 1 feel like kicking
some doctor or myself for sullcrltijt three
years w hen I could have used ( L'TICI'KA
II. JENKINS, Mlddloboro, Ky.
COMPLETE TREATMENT $1.25
Consisting of CtrrtccaA Sua (iV ), to
cleanse the skin of crusts and scale and
often the thickened cuticle. Cuthcoa
Ointment (30c.), to Instantly allay tniiltif ,
Irritation, and iiitUmmstioii, and south and
heal, and Ci'ticuha Kmoi.vknt (Aur.), to
cool and cleans tli blood, I ofti-n utlliirnt
to cure the most torturing, dlsrtitiinnit skin,
scalp, and blood humors, rashe, and Irri la
lions with loss of hair when physicians, hos
scalp, and hair. It I not only II
nursorv sivans. hut It rontons ifrlli-
th 'urrl,
u rnioi.
t't'TH'CKA. the great skin our, whl.-li rr
at - slit. ant! tiiilr. antt nrt-Teut siimtlft skin
lilrm
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100. m. Portland Union rpot.U:lt a.m.
7:00 p. m. for Astoria and Inlr4 ; p.m.
nivdlat point.
ASTORIA. " I "
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SPECIAL SEASIDE Sl'NDAT TRAIN
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grasMa l:U a. m.
Iiuancr may return on ny train
shown on (chedul on aam dat.
ALL TRAINS to and from 0uU rua
ot Flavel and Hammond rta Warrsjo
ton. Ail train mak eloa eonnactloo at
Gobi with all Northarn Paolflo trains
to and from th aaat or Sound point.
At Portland with all train taring
Union depot.
At Astoria with I. R. A N. Co.' boat
and rail Una to and from Ilsraco and
North lleaeh polnta
THROL'0; TICKETS on l at A
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City tlrket offlc Astoria. U4 Com trier.
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A familiar nam for th Chicago, Mil.
waukee A St. Paul Railway, known all
over the Union a th Great Railway
running th "PloiKer Limited" train
every day and night between Bt. Paul
and Chicago, and Omaha and Chicago.
"The only perfect train In th world."
Understand: Connections ar mad with
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A NEW TEARS GUIDE.
There I ono book everyone thould
make an effort to ret, for the now year
It contain simple and valuable bint
concerning health, many amiiwng an
rcdoteA, and much general Information.
We refer to Hoatetler'a Almanao, pub
llHhcd by Tito HoMteitor Co.. Pitts
burgh, Pa. It will prove valuable to
any household. Blrty employe are
kept at work on thl valuabl book.
Th? Issue for 1900 will be over eight
millions, printed In the Hngllsh, Ger
man, French, Welsh, Norwegian, Swe
dluh, Holland, Ilohemlnn and Hpardsh
litngtiige. It contain proof of th ef
flrncy of Hofitetter' Stomach Dlttra,
th great remedy prepared by th pub
lisher, and I worthy of careful pres
ervation. The almanac may b ob
tained free of coert, at any drufgtat or
general dealer-In the country.
WHITE COLLAR UNI
Columbia River and rueret Sound Navl
gatlon Company.
Bailey Oatiert leave Atorla dally,
except Punday, at 7 p. m.
Leave Portland dally except Bun
day at 7 a. m.
White Collar line tickets and O. IL
ft N. ticket Interchangeable on Bailey
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A. J. Taylor, Astoria Agt
U. B. SCOTT, Telephone 111.
President.
8tate of Ohio, City of Toledo, Lucas
County, as.
Frank J. Cheney make oath that he
In Ih, j,nlnii nnrlniw of the firm of P.
J. Chonev & Co., doing bUBlrws In tho
City of Toledo, County and State
aforesaid, and that saia nrm win puy
the sum of $100 for each and every
nuui .1 nnin.ph 4hei xnnnrvt hA cllrr.il
UUH If. VBIDI I II l . .... w
by the ue of Hall' Catarrh Cure.
FHANK. J. UHlUiSJUii
Bworn to before m and eubeinrlbed
In my prHonce this 6th day of Decem
ber, A. T). 1886.
A. W. GLEASON, Notary Public.
. ftiEAL.)
Hall's Catarrh Cure la taken Inter-
nallt and n ... m ArMlF An the blood
and mucous surface of the system.
Hena ror teRtimoniai irw,
. F. J. CHENEY eV CO., Toledo, O.
Bold by drugs-list. "Go.
Hall' Family PIlU are tto beit
IllokticP'klo
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IiuxuRious Travel
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without escepilon, th fl"t (rain to the
world. They embody th lataal, ot
nd bet Id. as for comroit. eonvenleno
nd luiury var offered Ih traveling
public, and altogether ar th mot torn.
plete and splendid production of th ear
builder' art.
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Connect with
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The Canadian I'atlflc
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CHICAGO mil the EAST.
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commodatlon and alt elaaeta of ticket
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"North-western Limited." All train oa
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W. II. MEAD. F. C. SAVAGE.
Oen'l Agent. T A.
Portland Ore.
SAUCE
The Original
WORCESTERSHIRE
That's It
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John Duncan's Sons, Agent, New- York
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