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Sharp County record., 1890-09-11

PRESCRIBE Smiths Tonic Syrup in my
practice, having found it to be as recon-
mendoza cure for chills and fever.-A.
Brown, NJ. D., Concord, Tex
Sharp County record., 1890-09-11

1T is no longer necessary to take blue pills
to rouse the liver to action. Carter's Little
LiverPillsare much better. Don't forget this,
Sharp County record., 1890-09-11

A AFAIR lady becomes still fairer by using
Glenn Sulphur Soap.
Hills Hair and Whlsker Dye, 50 cents.
Sharp County record., 1890-09-11

IHE receiver is as bad as the thief, but
neither of them feel as bad as the loser
Denver Road
Sharp County record., 1890-09-11

A CHILD that is restless atnightand don't
sleep well, should be given Dr.. Bulls Worm
Destroyers. 1t may have worms.
Sharp County record., 1890-09-11

A POPULAR fallacy-that the easiest things
to do are to tell the truth and to edit pa
per.-Light.
Sharp County record., 1890-09-11

ALBERT BURcH, West Toledo Ohio, says:
"HalPs CaEarrh Cure saved my life. Write
him for particulars. Sold by Druggists, 75e
Sharp County record., 1890-09-11

SAID the .penknife to the pencil: "sinco
you're so sharp, think Id better shut up, u
-Blnghamton Republican.
Sharp County record., 1890-09-11

WISE as an owl-the lawyer with his Ito.
wit. Puck.
Sharp County record., 1890-09-11

TIE ma1Who lives a dual life will kill
himself sooner or ater.-Emira Gazette.
Sharp County record., 1890-09-11

GOLD Is protection in many cases, particu-
larry In the case Of a watch. Texas Siftipgs.
Sharp County record., 1890-09-11

"hook, out +" erlod the pebble TO tho elan
eh,,Il saeIl "there'a cold wave coming liar
Sharp County record., 1890-09-11

The first week that man has telephone
in his office be is apt 20 have the yeller
fever badly.-Boston Bulletin
Sharp County record., 1890-09-11

A PHOTOGRAPHERS negative and pretty
girls affirmative are both developed in q
dark room
Sharp County record., 1890-09-11

a. lBtAurr Ia not u llQtterIng artist sho
"drNWs M with u single hairh-puok
Sharp County record., 1890-09-11

AMAN ona Pullman may sell his berth.
right Tor more than a mess Of pottago-in
case OF croWd.-Washingto Star.
Sharp County record., 1890-09-11

FnlrNhtp meat manufacturers can NIL
sllfFiyI Ibga ,os'e 0nQ mako oil they oaa,-loroS
Sharp County record., 1890-09-11

WHEN tho Lord mNdo shade the doyil in.
vented loaGors, ,-Atchlson Globo,
Sharp County record., 1890-09-11

VSG swallow dooa not mako summer
out oVofy gfHnshoppor m0Ros u sprIng
Sharp County record., 1890-09-11

Illf happy medNm=the ono who has not
been exposed, beacon,
Sharp County record., 1890-09-11

lFSou should happen TO want your car
pierced, inat pinch tho baby.
Sharp County record., 1890-09-11

"CAWs mud effect, " said tho farmer, whose
oorhield was cleaned out by crows.
Sharp County record., 1890-09-11

;. a hoph gets tight because that's the way
10 Is ut--Ionlters Statesman,
Sharp County record., 1890-09-11

4, BIGfTGR thon y hen n ship laying two,,-,
~ " Mail and Express.
Sharp County record., 1890-09-11

MUST draw tho limo somewhere
drosses,-N, Y Mail Nnd Express
Sharp County record., 1890-09-11

:, ALL UP in arms, but harmless babies, -
N, y, Mail and Express
Sharp County record., 1890-09-11

WHERE ,broOd Ia much knoadod-ln tho
bNkery,-N y, Mall Wnd ESproaa,
Sharp County record., 1890-09-11

4 ooop pan out-thc well.Gllod dinner
paiL-Judgo
Sharp County record., 1890-09-11

MUST DO drawn ut parade--a sword
Sharp County record., 1890-09-11

>, Slloos 70 order-N woman chasing hons
Drakc's Magazine.
Sharp County record., 1890-09-11

CAsTLGs In tho mir do not bring In any
rent Galveston Nowa
Sharp County record., 1890-09-11

ALWAYS goes to quartcrs-Dollar Biz,
Sharp County record., 1890-09-11

A SMALL ofroir--tho childrcn's party,
Sharp County record., 1890-09-11

CLAWS In tho will-ingcrs Of tholawycrs
boston Herald,
Sharp County record., 1890-09-11

A, /, SuALLESBERdER a. Co,
Rochester, Pa
Sharp County record., 1890-09-11

A RouslSo sound in camp-rcvclllc.
Sharp County record., 1890-09-11

AsliIuC MEN Learn Tolegraphy and railroad
tVuNu WIEN Agents Business here,nnd secure
good situations, Write J. u, BROWN, Hodalla, Mo.
syNAME TINS PAPER uufy time ,Jou vile
Sharp County record., 1890-09-11

THERE Is nobody or nothing In this world
that is so often crossed In love as the front
door mat -BinghAmton lender.
Sharp County record., 1890-09-11
y y 'no.e good Republican
nm Evnrts to sayi

'',"r Vur manufactures nro
""rnutlonOl proportIona,
Eorv' Na n'vctesl dcprossIon wo hnyc
Gd clol" ,""s which hold monopoy
small 70 NV" Whou~met them In their
,nA art OnW w osNbllahed the fact TINT
son in Franc d no csne, Pre- S0'SS second l TO tho
subsiltuW wv pu'rlotie uhderstandlng
,ently thewV s''ss aud laborer we car
Stolned wlh' snare q the buying worlds
d eo'nmnnd that patronnve
h chlo,w o"ts - tho capitalist nnd
|urs WiIe'p mo lnborcr than can bo
|Sas ,as been ''a. any ''A'' country ''' ~
\ may DO V% y, ". s.,,.., ...... NJ
|Oocp and v''" ., ,s''',. si'ssn years we have
ns The BONE '. W ,eSon1Ss. Sy the brilliant y
"a'o,','ss o.,S,s,,'d ss 'so% IS's,ss sS, manu- NJ
cam an along VI" 'ss'S%D'o'ly 4 SSw r ,sIi,: sss':
llquu ,ha S ~. IN |4Q1o manufacturer
hundreuwl /lhg our home Do.
|llercd a,I,aSn %n ,sIuy 4. s,,..,.. -.
"s vsI'o ,,.,I,I 'sI,I s0old saoll lS,, Sc @sdc
v L0agah
, 1890-02-13
WEDNESDAYS PROCEEDINGS.

OLYMPIA, Wash, Feb. IL. One of the
Sound papers contained this morning n
sensational story of an allie gcd conspir-
ncy, supposed to he bac ked by tho
Northern Pacific Railroad Company, tho
object oil which Is to get cont ro of the
tide lands OF Seattle Fort Townsend and
Bollingham Bay. The plan of this gi-
gantis conspiracy was TO move an
amendment to the tide lands bill, pro.
yidins that in front Of these cities
where the tide lands have been plated,
tho prs'omptiyc rights OF the upland
owners to purchase shall terminate with
the drst set OF tide lands parallel with
ihc shore line The story was so absurd
that no attention was paid to it.
The members Of the Joint tide lands
committee, when asked about 1t, smiled
and saidft was all bosh. In the first
place the plan was impractlcablc, and IN
the second place, there was no cOnspir-
acy on foot to carry out such plan.
The constitution In section II refused to
interfere with the vested rights Of
any person, and disclaims all
title 20 the lands patented by
the United States prior 20 the constitu-
TONS becoming operative. Tho lcgisld-
turc can not take away any proprietary
interest that /, already attach cd, Whctli-
cr the Northern Pacific Is behind the
conspiracy or not Whatever the ap-
pur,enant rights of proprctorship ain
ahutting owner possessed can not be-
diycsted, 80 far IS the making of streets
ON thctllc flats is concerned. Tie pro-
prictafy interest extending In front, as
Il dOrs, can not he Invested.
No wonder the story Is silly. IL end
mated from man who II Interested in
the tide land jumping cases.
, 1890-02-13
HORRORS OF SIBERIA.
suiclde of Many Of the Tortured
Prisoners.

NEW York, Feb. iI.-An evening
paper publishes a dispatch from Paris
which states that cipher letter has just
been received by Russian refugee in
that city, dated December %, which
gives the details OF horrible tragedy In
the political prison at Kara, Eastern 81
IBERIA.
Mime. Nadyda sihida, of noble birth,
q teacher in the high school at Motcow,
was found last year with revolutionary
papers In her possession. She was sem
fenced TO penal serytudo. on her nr-
rival at Kara the handsome, refined
woman soon attracted the at
tcntion of the director of the
prison, who took an early OPP
purtunity TO insult her. Nine.
Sihidn boxed the cars of the director,
who III revenge had her stripped and
ilopgcd in the presence Of all tho
men in the prison. Through shame
and fear she committed sal.
day. Several other female po.
treatment, followed her example.
political prison Mt Kara is that &C
cupied by the male political con
yicts, who on hearing of 1.-The
tragedies, rcvoltcd en- massc. Tho
troops were called out and awful
Ssues followed, shooting, logging
aud torturing going on by the whole
sale.
The Russian authorities suppressed
the fnCts
, 1890-02-13
FRIDAY AT OLYMPIA,
The Senate Passes the Power
Medical Bill.
A LONG AND EXCITING DEBATE.
The Allopathists Win the Point
for Which Thoy Have
Been Striving.

OLYMPIA, Feb. IA long Eight and .
hot one was the ono over the Power
medical dill, when 1t camc up for final
passage in tho senate to-day. Attic out.
set u was plainly disceinible that the
friends OF tho measure had the battle
well In hand. Even Mr.. Rinehart's eio-
quent speech against the bill, and MIR.
Wolfe's apparently convincing argu-
ments, delivered In hard, dry, shak-
Ing, yet emphatic and earnest voice,
could not shake or weaken those WI :,
were evidently determined to do or die
In the service Of the aliopathists.
When Mr.. Luce. Immediately follow
Ing thu reading Of the minutes, moved
to take from tho table house bill "a, 10
was known that tho physicians WHO
crowded the lobby had not walked up
Capitol hill for the purpose OF zec-
Ing bills introduced or hearinr tho reso-
luton read.
Before the first section ofthe bill had
been rcad. Mr.. Wood was on his feet To
amend the section by adding to tho por-
ton relating to the complexion Of tho
board the words. 'thrcc. OF whom shall
be homeopathic physicians"
Mr.. Vestal Of Snohomish, who was
known to be- opposed to the bill, moved
To amend tho amendment, that not
more than four on the board should bc-
long TO any ono school. This stared
the battle.
Mr. Thompson, of walla Wslla, began
a heavy cannonade on the Vestal mo-
tlon and although Mr. Rinehart in sup
port Of u delivered an able speech, tho
allopalhlsh stormed the heights and
carried tle motion down Into inglorious
defeat Mr.. Thompson stated that the
bill was tho mouthpicce Of popular
sentiment"
One Of the most interesting phases Of
the debate was Mr.. Wolfe's rsference to
Dr. Powers destroying the remon--
strances which had been sent down to
the house.
Mr. Wilson moved question of
privilege In defense Of the representative
from his own county, but was ruled out
of order.
Mr.. Wolfe stated that tho rcmon-
strance had been destroyed.
Finally, aftor consuming nearly four
hours in tho discussion, during which
time the bill was loaded with amend
ments ffom lis opponents, only TO have
them defeated. Il was passed by ~ ayes
to II noes.
The emergency clause failed TO pass,
and Mr. Thompson gave notice that ths
vote would be reconsidered.
, 1890-02-13
NEW CITY CHARTERS.
The Special Committee Islil Report
ed to the n ousa,

To-day Representative Evans, of the
special committee from the cities ol
Tacoma, Spokane and Seattle. reported IA
hill for the incorporation and govorn-
ment of towns containing oyeT 2O,UO
people to the house. II calls for q special
election to elect fifteen iryeholders To
frame a charter which must bo sub
miited to the people at another special
election, Tho powers Of the city cuunC
are defined In thir,y.sovon sections. The
bogdcd debt Of the cities Il limited to
oper cent Of tie taxable property.
Sections ninc and ten Of the bill are as
follows: "ln addition to the powers
herein specifically enumerated any city
adopting n charter under the provisions
ut this act shall have all other powers
which are now or may he hereafter be-
confined upon incorporated towns and
cities 10y the laws ut this state, and all
surh other powers ns urn usually cNCr-
giscd by municipal corporal lUus of like
character and degree
Tho rule that statutes in dofOgati IN
to the common law arc to be strictly con-
strucd shall have no application 10 this
act, but Tie same shall uc lilictally con-
strUoi, Tor the purpose OF carrying out
thu objects for which this act is in
tended.
, 1890-02-13

Cause for tho Greatest Rejoicing by
tho Gontiles.

Speaking editorially upon to-day's $
contest, Judge G. @. Goodwin, of tho
Tribune, says, "a great wavo of thank.
fulness will sweep over Utah to-day.
The blow delivered yesterday upon Nor
mOhism as political power was ter
rlble ono and the news of II will strike
with JOY upon thousands OF hearts who
are kissing their babies to sleep Tonight
Thank God that the cup they
were forced to drink will be dashed from
their childrcns lips. We believe that
all the young people OF Utah will rejoice
openly, or secretly. over the result
"ln the hearts of the Gentilcs, who
have waited and watched and worked
for to-day, the thought 5 one ofexulta-
ton and profound thanksgiving, They
have not worked with selfish
tho first asked auCht except
that tho Mormon power would
nssimilate itself to American laws. They
have never looked for anything except
what they believed would be vi as much
benefit to the Mormons as to themselves
The. struggle has been TO Americanize
Utah and, rs the central state Of the
saints kingdom, passes out OF sanity
control, the Americans are able To point
proudly to their record here
which Is not stained by one
wrong done by them, and
which has been simply one mighty
and long continued struggle To make the
triumph.
at is q false charge that they have
ever attacked u religion, or that they
have ever sought to iniuro Mormon liz
person, or property. They have struck
heavy blows at the political assumptions
of the Mormon priests thnt they had a
right to run and to cOnstrue for them
selves the constitutionalities of the laws,
and at that practice against which all
the teachings and commands OF oiyiliza-
tion declare, and which debascs women
and dcgradcs men.
That they have at last in n fair con-
test wrung this chief city OF Mormon
ism from Mormon control is something
TO make their hearts bound, something
they have II right to rejoice over, and
cher Joy Is heightened By the thought
that Christrian civilization the world
around will rejoice with them. The
year of jubilee IL come"
Tho Herald, tho organ of the Mormon
church, ut this hour has not yet decided
upon what II will say on the subject,
TIE RETURNS AT If O'clock.
At II o'clock the official returns from
every precinct in the city bat one gives
George NJ. scott (Geniiie) for mayor
i,2iO votes, and Spencer Clowson tMor.
NOM 532 The returns from this prr.
eiuct Will probably swell Scott's ma ]or-
ity to hJU.
, 1890-02-13
wALLA wALLA NEWS >rEms
business and Crop Prospects Good -
A Methodist neyiyal.

WALLA WALLA. Wash, Feb. S.-Not-
withstnnding the advent Of the .. & W.
T. here, with tic consequent paying
business, the business Of the Union Pa.
ciiiC for December was more than for
any previous December. This as II
consequence, has created iluticring
among Wa!la Walla's business men.
Tho farmers report that the prospects
for crops were never better. All tho
fruit Is safe, unless II be peaches. The
weather is most favorable for the growing
of grain and blowing, which IL being
carried on In all directions in full force
A revival meeting has been going on for
the past six weeks at the Methodist
church, rcsulingin many converts. Tho
building has been unable to hold tho
people dcsiring In be present, many
standing at the doors for hodrs before
they woro ready to bc opened.
This evening the little daughter Of
Sergeant McCan, OF the garrison, while
playing on tho bank, fell into the
swollen Mill creek and was going down
for the last time when. by the ncTest
chance, Sergeant Lind saw and rescued
the unconscious child.
Professor Llcwclen, principal of tho
Waitsburg schools, recently resigned ON
account OF inability to control the school,
and left for his home in the East with
uncomplmentary ideas of Western
school methods. He said he would write
q book on Western habits.
Att tho request OF Postmaster General
WanamRkCr, Governor Moore has nom.
mated Harry Paxton, oil this city, tho
present county assessor, for postmaster
hepe.
Tbo nat-an n,,a, N.....t l..t. -
Wlnuns, SLtvgr ~ Walker, q. III. DOdd
y Co, and John Lougn will erect fine
o'ick buildings In the spring.
Sherih Mcfarland, who has made two
trips To Lllcnsburgli after ANDERSON, the
fugitive from justice, did not arrest him
there, but returned unsuccessful to-day.
WALLA WALLA, Feb. 1l.---Jerry J.
Doheny, Of tho firm of Doheny Il
Marum, OF Seattle, and Miss Matte,
daughter OF Hon. II. +. Isaacs, Of this
city, were married to-day.
The jury In the case of the state vs.
Ward Douglas, charged with criminal
assault upon Miss Turner, returned a
verdict this evening Of not guilty.
I.ieutanant Fuller, OF the Second cav
airy, iormrciy of this post, Is now at
Ieavenworth under arrest for using yiO-
lent language to u soldier who shot his
dog under the orders OF General Nc
Cook.
The streams hercabout are literally
crowded with salmon. Already It's
spring run has begun furnishing grea,
sport.
Rev. +. u. Suttcn, state organizer Of
tho prohihitionist pnrty, was here to-
day to assist in the organization of n
county prohibition convention. Tho
officers elected were A. q. Dickinson, Of
Waitshurg, presidents Professor |. W.
Brock serrrt.iry C. A. Parrott treasurer
, 1890-02-13

the peoples party was permitted To do
this. In former elections the polls ~
tho second precinct. tho largest In tho
city, were established at lilo conntv
courthouse, This time they were PLACED
at tho Continental hotel, which h, con
Quoted and controlled by the business
partner OF tho liberal candidate Tor may
or. IL Is understood that the change wa
made TO facilitate the voting of ths IIb'
erals. Had 1t not been for such ,ilshon.
est methods the peoples party would
nave cafried he city BY majority Of at
dencc which proves tie truth Of ths
foregoing statement. Tho peoples com .
mi,teo have not yet determined whether
or not 70 contest tho election in tho
courts. The great majority Of tho pooplo
feel that they have been shameh,ilv
robbed OF their rights"
, 1890-02-13
MiSCELLh NEOUS,
The County Division Biii-The Ad-
JUurnm,nt Question.

The tide land bill was introduced in
the 5emute day. The county division
bill, to which the house devoted 10 much
time yesterday, was thc cause Of another
long discussion to-day, at the end Of
which the bill was recomm ittcd 10 tile
judiciary committee Tor amendments. A
strong Q Hort was made to Kill II by the
King aud Snohomish delegations.
Mr. iirown, of Spokane, got aftor
Chaplain Landon's scalp to-day. lie
offered a resolution, prohibiting the issu.
ancc OF certificate To the chaplain for
his service, inasmuch as thcaltorucy gen.
oral has decided that no public money
can be Appropriated for religious wor-
ship Tue resolution was laid on the
table,
Senator Lnwrcncc's bill, establishing a
state agricultural society in Whitman
county, was indefinitely postponed in
the house tins afternoon.
Senator Parkiusun's bill, authorizing
county commissioners 10 offer bountics
for protecting animals and birds, was
treated in the same way.
The House to-day Concurrcd In the
senate amendment giving King county
two more judges, but refused To concur
In the one giving Pierce two more.
Senator PrcstOn's bill fixes the fees OF
county auditors for recording deeds and
mortgages ut 10 cents per fol 10.
| Mr.. Wilson has received letter from
tho citizens OF kiiiitas county, Cailinr
the attention ftho senators and rcprc.
scntntives of that county tn tho neccs.
sity OF passing tic irrigation bills now
before the Legislature.
Mr.. l,nndes' Joint resolui ion requires
tho secretary oi state to hund over 10 tho
nj jutant general all tlIe records now in
his possession of the troops that fought
In the Indian wars OF or those credited
10, tho territory during the lutte war OF
the rebellion.
Representative Candy introduced n
hill to-day to se,tlc the dlspJto otween
the house ami s0lnte us to how state i'm.
stiuIiiOns shall be icntcd. lt provides
for tho appointment by the governor Of
commission of five TO locate two nor.
NAL schools, an agricultural college, A
scientific school, u reform school, and "A
soldiers home, and report 10 the next
legislature.
Tho senate resolution, instructinr the
judiciary committees oi the two houses
TO report what legislation Is needed "a
make the laws conform with tho consti-
tuition, was concurred In in the house
this morning.
Senator l.. $. Thompsnns reso.
luton, providing that no business ne
offered after February 10 was laid on
the table In tie house this morning. Ii
Is about time the houses lud become
tired Of playing tag with each other on
the adjournment question.
, 1890-02-13
TUESDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
A Movement In the Direction OF
Pushing the work.

OLYMPIA, Wash, Feb. 1.-THE rcpub-
lican majority now see that the only
way to bring the session to an carly
close aud at the same time do tho work
which Governor Ferry expects Of the leg
stature. aud which will have to be done
even if 1t Is necessary to call q special
session, is to segregatc the governor s
message and refer the recommendations
as to legislation on mandatory proNls-
ions of the constitution to appropriate
committees with Instructions to drait
bills on such subjects. A movement OF
this kind Is on foot, The members be.
gan talking about il to-day, and 1t viii
probably take shape In a few days.
\ prominent republican, speaking
about this plan this evening, said; I'VE
must do 1t, or in the campaign next fall
the democrats will say we have ignored
our governor. To be sure it is mthcr
late To take this step, but 1t Is better late
than never. Besidcs 1t is the best thing
we can do. We should have done it
long ago"
, 1890-02-13

W. Lair nm Wiil soon Begin the
work of rfcpaTation.

After hard fight lasting two hours
and half the senate. by vote of ut
II, refused this morning to reconsider
the vote by which II passed the Hill
code bill, and William Lair Hill will
make the code ofWnshington, Mr. Hill
arrived in this city to-day and was
warmly congratulated on all sides for
his success. In answer to q question re
garling his intentions he said:
II will begin compiling the code i'm.
mcdiatoly, that 10, assuming
that Governor Ferry will np-
provo tho bill will first
prepare q code OF civil procedure, which
will include procedure in justice court
and In probate practice. Next | will
prepare the crimes laws AMI code oi
criminal procedure, which, with the code
Of civil procedure, will be embraced IN
volume one of my work, Volume two
will contain tho laws OF the state organl'
zatiun and general statutes. Each vol.
umc will have an index OF its own, and
il tho size of my rook will permit, the
last volume will coptain an index OF both
volumes
"What code will you follow In the
preparation of the Washington codeY'
hC WAS asked.
"My choice of all codes is the Now
York code, aud uoAt to that comes tue
Wisconsin code. They arc the best be.
cause they simply pHcticc and come to
justice quicker than any others. My
idea Is that shall consult them freely
IN my work.
"Wheu will you have your code
rcady2"
UicNpcct to furnish the editorial work
on one volume about June /. The whole
work will be ready to submit to the ncSt
legislature, provided in the bill appoint.
ing mc code commissioner,