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1 - I Cancel, cross or mark out ae names of all candidates for recorder except that of E E Davis. Remember, Mr Veatch will speak at Sclo, Saturday, May 2Slh, at I o'clock pm. Let everybody attend. Hon Robert Veatch will speak at Leb anon, May 28th, at 7 :3i p m Instead of May 30th as before advertised. From present appearances, we are led to believe that the nomination of Cleveland is more certain than that of Harrison. T F Miller, the democratic candidate for county commissioner, is a competent man and should receive every democratic vote in the countv. W P E! more and A Blevins are daily making friends on the canvass. Be careful to leave their names with that of M A Mil ler on your ticket when you vote. Cancel, cross or mark out the names of all other candidates for the legislature. M A Miller democratic candidate for the legislature while going to Harrisburg yes terday from Shedd, saw a man's hen house on fire, gathered a crowd and rushed in and put it out. He is thoughtful. It is just such thoughtful men that make good legis lators. Remember Capt Bell "the silver tongued orator" of Washington will speak at the courthouse in this city next Tuesday, May 31sat7:30p m. He is the ablest and most polished orator in the state. Tell all your friends to come and hear him. In another column will be found an article from the S i!em Journal, a very znlous re publics paper, touching upon the reasons why Mr Chamberlain should be elected attorney-general. They are sufficient in every respect to solve thi election in favor of Mr Chamberlain. Capt Bell will speak at the Grand Demo cratic Rally in this city Tuesday May olst. at 7:30 p in. Farmers in all the surround ing country will be out. Labor people, lawyers and merchants should hear him. Hon John Myers, Hon John Burnett and others are expected also to speak. Ladies are especially invited to be present. lion W R Bilyeu, of Albany, derrocratic dedicate for district attorney was in this part of Marion county, this week. Mr Bilyeu is a young and able lawyer and, if elected wilt fill the office with honor to himself and bene fit to the people; and in addition to his ability at a lawyer. he posscssers the sterling qualities of an honorable gentleman, and the people will, in voting for him, be honorii g themselves. Gervais Star (Ind.) The governor, no doubt, made his sllvei speech with cool intent to draw democrats over to the ptople's party. In this be might have succeeded had he delayed making his speech until a few days befoie the elec'ion. Democrats l av; had time o think over the matter and the governor will be astonished at the small results his efforts will produce. Ponland Daily Dispatch. Can C'evelard carry New York? Can Hill carry New York? Can some other New York man carry New York? Or can the Jemocrats carry New York with a man taker from another state? These questions rre wholly void of sentiment. They are cold and to the point. Ar.d for these reasons they should be foremost in the minds of all de-nocrats more interested ir, democratic success tnan in man-worship or man-hate. Last March while we were enjoyir.g.nay reveling, ii. the grea'est gift of the billion- dollar congress to a free people, American tin. we imported 23.7S9 gross tons of tin plates, being an increase of 11,544 tons over the importation for March 1S90. No doubt if am body mentions this fact the tin piate liars .vill shoot him on the spot, but it is a fact, no matter how much n.artyr dom results from it. When you come to vote yon will find the name of C C Jackson on the ticket for sher iff. Mr Jackson was a poor boy and bad to fight his battle of life unaided and alone He is competent, he is honest and should have every democratic vote in the couaty Cancel, cross or mark out the names of all other candidates for that office except that of Jackson. In addition to the many shady feature of F A Moore's fitness for the supreme bench it should not be lost tight of that he it a corporation lawyer having been for some time in the einpioy of the Xorthern Pacific railroad. The peop'e do not want a corpo "ation nan on the bench. They have al ready had too much of that. A dispatch from San Francisco, says; At Palo Alto today a poll on president ial preferences was taken ot 311 newspaper editors and proprietors, who are accom panying the excursion of the National Ed torial Association. Of those who voted, 149 were democrats ar.d 162 republicans. The poll resulted as follow: Harrison.. 86 Hill 7,Gorman.. 4 Blaine . 72 McKinley.. 4 Gray 4 Cleveland. 117 Ikiies l2jScatterlng. 5 lo1) J J S ."., democratic Candida .e for circuit judge to succeed Hon R P Boise who was unmercifully slaughtered by the republi can convention in deffcreoce to corporation influence, is making a strong and winning race for the position; and his great tbilily as a jurist arid high standing as a man, warrant the prediction t lat he will be elecie.'. The peofde shcuid vo:e for Judge S aw, and thus bow Hi -it cortorst ions cannot dictate to them who ttiall Jsol.l lb ('ffice. Gervais Star (Ind.) If U.c psople of L:nn county love to be just M tight there will be a single vole cast ngaioat Geo Cbamta I In, ol Albany, for a'totnej-j. neral. To o e f.rhm, tven were till o hei ttuugt equal, s.oukl only e doing ju-'Ue o M' Chamber!' in and to the mtm lN l the latt irgislstuic. It is said that fuiiy one tail 0 the republican prrss of the state a;e endorsing Mr Chamberlain nomi nation. Next week r shall endeavor to ex plain 'his Important matter, fully believing that evtry ballot finding its ivay to the ballot box in this county shcnld have unscratched the n.irns ol George Chamberlain for altomey entral. Hari'tburg Courier (Ind.) A correipondent writing from Eastern Oregon to the "Vekgitm speuking of Capt Bell's meetings savs: Each meeUnor was largely attend) 1, a nd the earnest manner in which he discussed theiKKues invited close attention, strength ened the wavering and htm red many con verts fortius cause of tariff reform. It is uni versally conceded, whwever he has s,x)ken, (hot 110 more eloquent or earnest advocate has ever ueea banl for the cause. This compliment is not confined to the demo crat, but is freely expressed bv republicans and alliance men. also. It it to be hoped that Koni.t leading protectionist may be se cured to meet the captain in joint discuss i us at Portland. Captain Bell speaks in Albany Tnesday evening May 31 b, at 7:30 p m. It is anu An APiteAb ToHOfcaiitvoTfcKSt AH the cha-gec made agair.st F A. Motire, candidate for the supreme bench, have re coiled upon their authors. It is another proof that this kin 1 of warfare doesn't pay Orsfoniast. If the above wtre true, it is a sad com mentary uton the intelligence and indif ference of the voters of Oregon. Hut it is not true. '1 he very serious and damag ing charges made against Moore have not been answered nor denied by Moore, nor by any republican paper in the stale on his behalf. Hence, scores of republicans all over the state will not vote for a man for the sacred office of supreme judge whose personal fi'ness, as shown by his own sworn statements, is so clouded. Now what are the charges against Moore ? As' shown by his own sworn evidence in the case of Taylor vs Miles, the allegations are as follows; 1st. That some time in 18S2 Moore was called in to write a will for Mi s Elizabeth Taylor of St Helens. 2nd- He wiote the will conveying all the property to Mr Taylor, husband of the woman. ' 3rd. He received no directions what ever from Mrs Taylor, and the only in formation he had as to the manner the will should be drawn was that given him by Mr Taylor himself and he told Moore to give he property to him, ( Taylor. ) 4th. When he completed the will he read it over to Mrs Taylor and asked if that was her will. He did not know cer- talnly what her answer was, but he under- stood her to say yes. he spoke in a low, gasping tone. 5th. He did not sign the will as a wit r.ess for the reason that he thought, at the time, the woman was not conscious of what she was doing. 6:h. When he wrote the will he omit ted to even name the three daughters of Mrs Taylor who were her legal heirs, not thinking of them as he was writing as rapidly as he could in order that he migtit finish the will before Mrs Taylor died. 7th. When he first went Into the room where Mrs Taylor was, whom he had known for several years, he spoke to her, but she did not answer nor show any signs at the time, that she recognized him. 8th. He had known the three daughters of Mrs Taylor foi a long time prior to the time of writing the will. 9th. Moore was thr first one to inform these three daughters that their mothers ; will, as to them, was void, and might be i broken. This he did In the fall of 1SS7. 1 loth. After informing them of this, he ; tention to the reconl which Attorney-tien-and his partner, Mr Cole, made a contract j end Chamberlain has maile has been the wl, I. ikpu Ii,,i1.Sh,i h.KpKv iS.v ! snbieet nf nmeh a,r,rviiii' lYimnvnt flmnn,- agreed to try the queation of the validity T , 7, or me win ana sen toeginsimcinu 10 the 7Jj acres in East Portiand for $6ooo in consideration of the payment, bv the girls, to them, of $.ooo. provided" thev 8 . ' ' should win the case. nth. Moore and his partner aold one share to one Foster and the other ahare to themselves and retained tOO for their services. 12th. The evidence of witnesses showed the 'and to be worth from $11,000 to 15,- MQA VJU- All these allegations are based on the swom evidence of Moore himself- This evidence is a matter of public record now on file in the office of the clerk o the su- on nie in uieomce oi tne iters o. uie 4i pre rue court. From reliable sources we learn that the leaders of the renubhean Dartv in this state have caused this written , . , -. j ... eviaenceio oe careiuny ezamineu wnu a view of denying, or at least making a de- fenae, against the serious charges pub i.-lif d in the Democrat some time asm. Bu they found the evidence to be just what th Democrat onblished. Thev then saw that no denial nor defense could be made. The next best thin" was to secure the public- h .,, :,. t n,bi;n taroM and Int nf n in ii.,1 .lass's taT sanibs like thabove There are twelve allezatioas atvt ad wlnTw ZlLl L oZomL j and-other republican organs to deny all or anv one of them Come to the front and any one ot tnem. come to tne rront na, deny these charges, or admit them. If they are not denied they must be taken as true. : - is no wonder they have not beep denied. The proof is a public record, lt is not enough for the (Jr-gman to say tnat tne charges have recoiled. It is not enough for Moore s frienas to publish tne opinion ot a -a . I ,1 a law firm that was employed m thecaseon Moore "s side to the effect that he is an honest man. Let the people have the facts, and they themselves can render Judgment on these facts. The above twelve allegations are tacts as shown by Moore nimse L o one has had the hardihood to deny the pub lic record that shows the existence of these facta. The case against Moore is full, com plete an-1 overwhelming, and he should be buried in overwh ? ming defeat by the votes of hones-tmen in June. ATfOttNEY UENEK Is. The Journal has not j lined in any of ihe newspaper atiaelis on Mr Webster, repahli.11 candidate for ettorney general of tttes'a'e On the other hand it severely criticised the appointment ly Governor Pennn,tr of our presrf attorney general, Geo Cnambctbin, of Albany. Under 'he circumstances Me feel i out our duty la say to our reader last Mr Chamberlain haa maWe u official record that causes js most aejseeb'a disapf oinimen'.. lie haa proved to be a clikmp'on of people's measures and an able one. Vitnout disparaging the claims o! Mr Webiter, snd n'H knowing but that he will be jut as good an official we wish to call at tention lo the f..c that Mr Chamber!; i! if educated gemlcman, ?n able lawter an I, what Is moie, a clear sighted, bxtit paadesrt ju dicial arlviftr lie his (ought tu estanlis'i and uphold the rai road commifalon In its work of reducing freight rA'ea and the state board oi equalization of taxes end placing more of the burdens of state snd cou.ity taxes upon the tax dodging corporations. On all other ma'ter of public Imtior- iar.ee Mr Chamberlain lias been squarely and vigoro.ifcly upon the side of the peo ple's interests, ar.d in both the ah nv cases he had he spirit t nd independence to differ radical. y from Ihe power that appointed him. That the people should be advised of the record of uch tn official we desm It J no more than our duty. The judicial of fices should be elevated abote the preju dices of party spirit and disinterested tax- payeisshould uphold Mr Chamberlain who Is now a candidate for theii ballots. Salem Journat (Rep ) The humbug of McKinley "free sugar" is gradually becoming undei stood. A Washington dispatch states lhat the pay ments tor sugar bounties have already amounted to $7,500,000 this year, and that $10,000,000 will be required next year. Ti ls is about one filth of the duties col Vced noon ii?nr und-r tbe old tsrtff. ni d It a. 1 couna mi ni t ic utadtytia, as tie duty came out of consumers. In sedition to thia, by 'eavlng a duty of half a cent a Dound uno'i refined suizar no doubt for a , . . . ., n'-xes 1 1, campaign consuleratioii-tl.e McKlr.lct lies I enabled the sugar tru.t. though getting Us rw material ire, t. te.y inuuic upon tne consumer. The people wee thus re lieved from duties rsnjy to be taxed for bounties and ro'4rd by the trust. As shown by Moore's own sworn evi dence of republican exchanges quote with ao- . vviuuri rmiiire iiui a iii as published in the brief in the case of j pros-al the card of Killen, Star & Thomas i negro s neck. pu!W the rave Taylor vs Miles, the allegations are true. It j which is an attempted justification of F A "f a In and the negro was so nisiu'srmi Fohks Santiam, May 2.1, 1892. Editor Democrat. I am one of the democrats caught in the thin! party trap. Some time ago the alliance organizer came into these parts and appointed public meet ings at which he spoke in favor of uniting farmers into a'lionce so they could build np their own interests and not be victims any longer of combinations and trusts in trade. Ho said many things which I and many democrats approved. He told us very em phatically that the Alliance had nothing to do with our politics. Ho said we could join the alliance and still be republicans or democrats. That there was no purpose to organize a third party. Well with many other democrats I went into the alliance and in less than a month tho loaders in the movement began their efforts to get up a third party. Most of us in tho tide of en thusiasm went in. But times are more sober now. Some of us are looking into matters. It seems now that every alliance man is expected to be a third party man, and he is accused of being a traitor if he is not. I find that for some reason the strong est efforts to build up the third party are made in democratic counties, such as Un ion, Umatilla, Linn and Jackson, and strange too that these efforts should be con fined to democratic localities In democratic counties. Why is there not a strong effort to have a third party In Marion, Yamhill, Washingto.i, Djuglas and other republl- Can rntintte? T tin I cnn, mn i.i,.' hsv . , . . ...... - ........ . w v''.- ' ' - years tryi.ig to get office in democratic party in this county but have always failed, They now say If they can only beat Ihs democratic party in this countv they v III be satisfied. I find re- " .. L. 4. 1 . 1. i 1 .. r r men enjoy ring much satistactlon in the j thong:.' that if the democrats could be beaten in this countv it would be a repub- .. . , r . lican. and not a tmrd party victory. In , view of this It is time for men who have j been life long democrats to pause ind think j before being led away by "sore head" dem ocrats and tepublicsns ho could not get Aftlf. In Ihclr nwn nirtv t nn HiftvntH with the scheme that has no higher pur- pose than reeng. than rcengtf. I say to demociats who have been led awav to s:op and think In leso than three months they will be disgusted too. UisGigTro, TilT. TTOK'EY-i;E.Kl.aiill The editorial of Die Journal calling at- ' republicans, and some very prominent ones. ! a -ii ... uc raroc 'e irjiuoiivmi '"e. i I The people recognize that it is a very im-! ; portant office and in a broad sense not a ! political office. Toey are glad to je able to! I ' . ... , .... i , sustain a man with a good record in defense j "f people's measures. People are askhig . that men who come before them for their .0t be aon.tJMng. j honest men and the party nominee. Tbey rant something more substantia! to I(ll'TELEGKAPHlC NfclWfc j r than a mere desire to hold oflice and the I political skill to get the nomination. Pub - Lv . . . . . , , ? candidates are expected, tn orcier to j awaken enthusiasm, to affirmatively and i aggressively represent something l-e-iiesa mere desire for office. Ueo L liamberiain is tie regular demo- . cratic nominee lor a'lornev-generalot Uiu ': state. He was appointed by Governor IVn I ,.- ii .. i, m ; u..,,. . ...... .- ... ....... v.wj "feet, stands well in his own city of hany where all his neigh bore and the pa ! pers without regard to party support him j He is a quiet gentleman but firm in hi I convictions. He has been tried and not j wanting tn any respect. In al' the important litigation now pending he has ; chaiunionel the oublic interest bv nohold- ! h the dignity of the state and the inter. . ests of the pe3ple. He h;v? been tested un - derpressui and has remained firm.-Saiem latWaW iRepi. THK CHAKGE Nor kxrr ,KO. . The Dalles Chronicle (Reni: A number I Moote, republican candidate for supreme j judge. The card Is he'd to be a complete refutation of the char Th- r -1,,7- : reg,et8 it inabi'l'r lo set? where the refu- i ution comes in . Moore Is Charged Will, ; having written a will for a aoaaan who Was unconscious, according to his own ! testimony, and in the very an cle of death the time her .ark was pu, to U I, -aa j m?Je ir. favor of the woman's husband and disinherited l-.ei three daughters. Af- lerssarcs Moore made a contract with the three girV to break the will and sell the land in q-jcit'.on for $6000. The wl 1 was accordingly broken, the land was sold and Moore received a fee oi f tooo for tl.e job. At ibe same time Mtwe iM t..l.s.! ... -'" three share, in the land to himself and partner for h.'f their va.ue. Tht.e are : charges, made on no less authotity than the court record aad the testimony of Judge Moore himself. A CANDIDATE. W C Cooley, of this place, has been plac ed on the democratic ticket for a member of the state board of eoualizalion. In se lecting' him they have chosen a good man. one in whom the neonte have the utmost confidence, beintf honest, upriirht and fair in all his dealings with bin fellow men. He was born in this place, raised here and has been in business here for several years. le- ing at present associated with the firm of (i C Cooley Co. If the voters in this part of the country want to have their interests in the tax line looked after in good shape he : it... " t. .1 ta - 1 :n 1 . 1 hatl,epoor are the ones -ho 1 leitifiuoer 1111,4. issa istor are in(. onp. XUO need the helping hand of those who are ic a position foald them.-Brownsyille Time. mmr-mmmmmmmmmmm. Lt the rotar tiearin mind when making up his ticket to vote, that he must cancel, cross or mark out the names of all candi dates for wio'it he tloe not itiih lo vote. Example: when the voter comes to the office of school superintendent, he should cancel, cross ormark out the nauiesof all candidates for that office exc?pt G F Russel . Mr Rus sell has made : good suirir.teiident and should be re-elected. A dispatch front the east Buys that there is a scheme on foot to make Cleveland a delegate to the Chicago convention from New Jersey. It is said he has a residence in that state. This is all bosh, started 1... "i his opponents who have nothirg better to say about him. J E Mic!..u;!'s name should be left on thr ticket for assessor. Cancel, cross or marl, oat all other names for that oflice. Btais oj Onio, City oe Voit-Jf I . Lucas Oovm Y, e i Fbahk J. CasiHirv makts or.H (.hat he is the senior partner of tbe Urnicf f ..I.Chbnby &Cq. , doing business in U10 City oi Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and bat :.:! Baa will pay the sum of OWH 1! UNOKBO 1 ' )1J A US for each and every case of Ca'i arhu th. t cait aot be cured by the use of IIaus Git.is t C'CKB. 1 :.a:;k J. CHENEY. Sworn to before r.i un l littltscribed in my presence, this oth day of December, A. D. 18S6. t A. T. OLEABON, I 1 Kotary Public. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally ami acts Erectly on tho blood end mucous surfaces of t-y-a. c.urg Q Sold by Druggists, 75c faa.il merliciue, thj Oie.i.n Bio d luii tr ii i ra ta), 1 1 n 1 r.tv it ttsa I a aart . 1 - d ktcious . c . tttr all di- ..u .t'l si. 1(1,1 ari stale of the blood misfiti. Ashland will celebrate the 41I1 Of July Euirene has mlsed $82,000 towards a railroad and will celebrate the 4th of July. The commencement of the state unl verslty begin. June 19 and ends June 23. T H Tony ue tongue is running through the valley. It wagged at Eugene Saturday. The Sheridan Courier has been moved to Amity and changed to the Pop Gun nd has already popped once. A competent official who should be re-elected is Prof Russell, county school superlntendunt. He has filled the office with ability, knows its duties well, and deserves a big vote. Speaking ol a recent snow storm in the West the New York WorlJ exclaims: "What a pity that all the world can't live in New York!" But it's a worse pity lor the New Yorkers that thev can't live in the Pacific Northwest. Ex. The Portland Dispatch states that A D Hubbel, a locomotive engineer, and Lou Kclsey have been arrested in that city on a charge of adultery, preferred by Mrs Hubbel. The paper aUo states that the Kelsey woman is a resident of Junction ity. The Astoiia T.mvii Talk savs.' Had U j not been for certain rartles'in its rltv i who have sought to promote private intei-! a,uatlh 'vtwn .f n..l.ttA 1 ,u ! "T . I " -www, w Astoria ana south coast road would have run their first train Into thiscity vesterdav I .. . 3 ' r I afternoon over the new piling and trenie work that would have been completed by that time. The worst snowed under man in Oregon lt trse coining election will be Lionel Webster. The people in all parts of the "te. Srd, j politics, see.n bound to elect Hon Geo E Chamberlain to the office of tlUirnev KticTt which u nol only justice; but tne correct thing from any stand point ; , V. louowing irom ine Astoria Herald .. ... .. II" J' Ilrfltil hs nal.t nut trrm ,,.,,...- ,l, r... , ! 1 two months to advertise Aslor.a" than all ' tne property owners comotned, but unicss some acnon is lase.i at once to enccx the iir.ac-ivlty, the Hera'dwlil advertise some : of the Astoria property in such a way t.al there won't be a f.xit of land or l town lot ! told during the next six months. Lionel A'ebeter was only admitted to the Ur in 1 SSti and it is taid never bad a case of his own. n s.- iviL- CK Wilkinson, democratic nominee lor rep-eaenUttve, paseed his 21st birth- AMIk'iltr!!!? fJS-ef j Mr llamson la to be congratulate.! as tie can no longer tx-taontetl wtth being under age. tiuard. J Hendricks, editor of the Salem SU teaman, i a candidate for Coilec.or of CU(,tomg iortlaxui, marie vacant bv R p Earhart'a dea'h. Not being in the Portland rina be will of course not get it. mmmi 1 rr.iw h, .u,,.,. terraie by Aauirars. RJk0l K, w h May 24.-thie of the best and most spirited games if baseball played so far this season took plate today hetn the Sprague club and Uw Spokane Iairne ntno. Ti. PortLind rluh c imw - mratini, a Jai: off fnr ,ni, Michel! of that club, ttlaved with the Snratrues. At the commencement of th gatae it stood SDokaneb and Si.r.imie o. but the ivaie- , . . t rallie-1 and won. The am was Spragn 14. Spokane l:i The groamls were crowded with spectators. XX .sled lbe lynched. Uastrop. Li May 24. A mot iieculiar murder and lynching occurred here Sunday. ; oojt, tlw mutr and one , man did the lynching, with the assistance , the murderer. St Hambiss Bngham !!Daf ...' IliOillUll'.fl '-'I I -... 1 1 i i.l . I ; Brisrham . veais of aw and, whil he Soe hy an oid negro, who hml three shotdj from V,.m"wfr 1 nahain in- stantly. The negro then walked to tbe plantation residence, summoned Colonel I'hiiips and toid him that he ha 1 killed i X) ! 1 A 1 a 1. I t at a , uriiutai kjiu wanuM w oe nangw ir u. UL 1 A 1 Al. . awaaaxwa over t.ie limb swin - inir ; m rtsgie. i alarrUesi wtll afase teetaairf AaWei New i oha" Max- 24. The Herald aays: j ".-F0?"1 1 hainnan John 8 Uarkaon goes j til 3iiriinntiXti a-A-hl Wttli i 1xa ninhtir. ! - 35jL a ?-a- a-l .f,; I ad.aaa4All Vt I ill UIFS ail II UVtiU X I VlfU W IKaUl in the eastern, middle and western states ! which are not solidly detuocraisc, tliat pr.vi I fnt Harrison shall stand aside, and that ; 1, It republican chairman will tro direct to Fri- dent Harrison and make an appeal to him. I be shall take such action as will pre- ! anolig Vi'nl th.. of his name at Minne- California Keaae saber eat. Washixmton. Nay Zi.-ln the Hiiat .A.J , ., .- A.V, r"' " e?-w ; tor a puuiiL l.tu.liiiK liHfaktand. I iu. was passed, after an explanation by Stanford ! protest by. V Arel . that Ihe condition : t Uie treasury did not justify it. A senate I hi anhrenritttin. ittmrtSi fnr a ,l.lie ix.s.j4i ST" S. " :r, r TI luutruingin an 1'iejro. i .al. wa-s also pa-..'. : aiuv a nice explahation by Manlonl. and uiah wunout a protest. Biryele Keeerd Lencred. I."M-.s. May 24. A Zimmerman, Of the New York Athletic C'nb, the champion American bievclist. who lecentlv lowered the quarter mile record to 32 :K secontls, today lay sua-eetlexl I in making the taWMttbaJ rd of thirty seconds fiat, reducing the tious mtor.1 py two and three-hfths record pre seconds. Zimmerman's world's record for! half a mile was lowered by Lewis Stroud by ! one-nith of a second. Tea t at niaad Be aarlrsn rreete. Maihan.va. Ark May Jl Appalling ; L'. ' ! JiT" 1T1U h,tC I ulJ RWfe " j leas an" several Indians pre renderetl home- urns ami netrroe an- reprirusi ijrownml. 1 Inrt v-:vvo live.-, ill all : hit vc been loet in ihe Arkansas liottouia A nig Fire. Spokane, May &!. A tire broke out to day at 4:H) in the factory of tlie Spokane Milt Company, on the river front. The flames snrearf with wonderful rapidity, aai in a few minutes the entire structure wus ablaze The employes had to run for their 'ives, and three of them were injured in jefjNSg from the building. At il o'clock four employes are missing, and it is feared they perished in the flames. In spite of the efforts of the fire department the flames uuickly spread to the Echo roller mills, owned by Bravender Ki'iits, which were entirely consumed. The tire then jumped the river and ileMtrnviul tin- (mlmpni mill. I , t... . .1 . 1 .t , -t 1- """c-ii try winey & Attains, ami tun iiiumiug of ihn Mf..al,;,.,. uv.;..i ,., ,. iV , .t..tiiH,v: wnHfw. also burned four cottages and damaged tlie Howard street bridge and the National iron works and the steam laundry. Tljo loss, us near as it can be fiiriired tonight, is about 8.'W0,000. The. King urTaamp 1'iiKoMx, A T, May 22, -Hassen Moh hammed, the king of brampa; who left Cincinnati February H to make a 10,000 mile tour of the United States in 450 days with a wheelbarrow, reached Tucson this evening. He is traveling on a wager of 810,000. He started with 1 cent, is not al lowed to beg and must make his way as jiest he can. He travels through Arizona in the night and is now 559 miles ahead of lied uie time. Twe Lives Lost FAniKiKLn, Cal May 22.- -About 3:15 this morning Joyce's hotel, half way be tvvtf n Fairfield and Suisun. was totally de stroyed b, fire, also a vacant butcher shop, owned by H Hihler, of Napa. Two lives were lost, Cbarles Bailey, a blacksmith from Ited Bluff, and James Lynn, a section hand, of San Francisco. The loss is 13500 and insurance 91500. The cause was incendiary. A11 Explosion.. PaIkiiavkn, Wash May 28, At :iKW this morning the people of this city awl New Whatcom were startled frcm their slumbers by a terrific explosion, accom panied by u severe shock, which did a large amount of damage. All the buildings on the principal business streets preset t a di lapidated upiiearanee, all the windows be ing broken, and in many cases sash and doors shattered. Tho ruin tv;i wrought by the explosion of two and a half tons of No 2 giant powder, belonging to McCoy & Breckenridge, contractors. The totol loss is estimated at eMOO at least, exclusive of the loss of the powder, valued at 81100. looll.il foil 1 ir:il Talk. Washington, May 23. The boomers mean Alger. One of the men who is in the scheme to force Blaine 'l nomination for president and Alger for vice president, said today that they did not care anything nliout Blaine, nor whether he lived or died, so that he could carry through tho ticket with Alger as rice president. It is rather a cold blooded way to look at the matter, but this is the way the matter stands. That is what was meant bv the conference at Mirer's 1 home of all the prominent ami-Harrison ' men. A lilt lire Chkuai.is, Wash May 22 Not two months has elapsed since Chehaliswas visit- j ed by the first great fire. This morning at j 8 o'clock the fire fiend visited Use city again. 1 ami now "mouldering heaps, when.' n few hours ago were sichtlv structure., bear wit- ness to the completeness of his work. I he lire was started on the upper floor of the vacant buildinr on Main street beloniriti!,' to George Gregg, to which, for several weeks past, has been eatv acceas. and w.iich ,a" on at account become a ne.t of tramp", lnilfi'rs nnd drunks TliA ir tivntti.l ;m STSTi ! T.. mougn enuowoi wan wings, a strong north wind was blowing, and the block 1 . 4. .1 . I 1 , across the street, together witli the build- ings below . were enveloped within twenty minutes. Four blocks of wooden buildings were m the iiiid-t of a e:i of flattie within forty minutes after the alarm was sonuded. to tne south t reacbed .Mrs liarrt s resi- dence. and to the west the livery Imtii of K , McClintie. fv fierce was the Beat that the ' fire made its way back against the wind, taking in itcinliart's store, Noftger'- ' rre and dwelling, the Long building and store of John Mairs. At Old Fellow's hall and the courthouse, protected by intervening J 'paces, its proirress was stopped, the j totlli was Hijo.OO), 1 ghtly in - slirrM. : "Krissieai. .M w I oK, mav ZS Altar baai rain. st -mrsr e with had na. s nnil I. in. n - the Inst relay in the great I : from Chicago to New York, w.i- a--:-t.-l from h-s wheel more dead than alive at 1 16 o'clock this : . ming. The run from Albany sras made with little los of time, bat it was impossible to make up the hoars lost before reaching that point. On the ! last relay, coming into Tarrytown. Harry Kveland faintol on the wheel. Hi coni- iannn. iieoiTtr i-miut, seijeu me ui-p.urn and daehesl forwanl. lea inn Kveland to re- oivcr a best be could One hundred rider .t.. ""t fTOm Lxiaiiea- the wheelman who bore the message awav from the Pullman building, to tjukk. who came rushing over the slippery Hruadway ::ent tonight, tienerai Mi!e said in regard to .the result of the BitjcW even with the idow time made, his former "Pinion. astoUe usehilnew of the iricnle , in the field, is conann.-i. Be said tiw I averrge was over ten miles an hour ar. I imiioibIe. " ihe aih a,irr j Kt-x-Kru a ,iX Ti , , ' " . erandna is growing worse. The rivers are again riing fast. The Ie Moirse rose ! :wt feet. The Farmingtonjs at iu hivWt ; stage since the flood of IsM. The Mi j wrtppirose three-tenth sim-emorntng. It w extvtf.i tht tanitne.i dood wul exceed : that of a few areeka mro. Alexandria is still subtnenrerl. tne w.,:. r m tne streets beim four f C Hut one I t tion ot one tre-t ts on " her.le-1 on that street, j farther rise and alitile wind an-n ' ef the Egyptian levee will break. APPOINTMENTS CHANCED., !uq.hy. ihainnan ot Ue .U-tmcrati, ' central committee, has dim-ted tlie followin-r chanse in appointroeM? for dcav at eatca wm ypeaa: at Luaaon on ! May ,h at 7M P m. insW of May U ; The aprx.mtnwnt o( t ip! Bell at Ibanon. .-,r Kri Lv M..y 2Tth. at 7:: p tu. has tn , . - . , , xi v v. C4B'',, l he appointment of Mr trh at Albany. May 31,11:90 p m. will he I un at .-a . Vx li . a a. niietl uv um iwn at tne r,i M .- ait f r 7 : p m. May :ilt. There will lie other , . .... - P"""5 prcseni. ii everyoo-iv tax i. .ice as tins meeting takes the pla-- tne grana any UaW was advertte.t to P ln V --Mturuay xiny -.-tn. DlSSOLITIxHI NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given that the co . , .,.,, i. ,, p.rtne snip of Will. .V Hcs cdrg ., KCnera; o.acaamisning row-ess io n.nany i aiJivea oy muiua. casnecw. trie -- ... wv ... v. who vi ill pay all partnership deb" a, and to whom all iccounta Ciould be palo. Alb.sne, Mas- tf 189J. G V Willis . ... . .. , i F. A .-.a.,,.,.. a. I . . 11 ,! . Fa kd lltss. - DISSOLUTION OF PARTHtRSHIP. I v.)TI E i. I.eieLv aieasa Ol t; ,.trt. I " : " ' j -"ip heretofore insr belwetn O j i-" - ,b ' 5 j "'; f 'T-.'.T"'' "Kru bwaiueea ,f cieaoroa si. i the;. ;, tn Al-.. 11, ,. ,hi. 1... .J " " , " " ,, ", "V . , ' " " MaV. v Moult. .til coutioae ihe 1-uiir.eaa. UW 0 J K r". vi i C 1. MotTOa Ma; i. VrtTlf'I- H II KUEBY G VEN THAT I'i'i t tt.toraijfiie I unr lo nv man . i "r eenne ttd wi.h J IVunell in ihe i M1" '. i 1 no. M KKSSb ',e!,s ' nnr. SiTffS O H 11KUCK MAN F0I1 S LE A ti-ie 6 j ear old I a mate, t.UL.l. well hr k. , gotlabHfor wemr; 1 t.' i-c.iv. 1 road cit and '2 ettsnf sit k 1. han.es . All in .i ctiiid.tiou. luq.i.re cf k 1 Vnk. BIHOi I0B 8A E. has iom ti it at cm -Mrs m Wyr oaaary !4rds, si Scrt -h ehia' lara. lor sate. Call on I cr 1 her h ints on W: er street, iwtosn tin, -. M -tti. a street. Q N.STihl.l CO., Albany, tiregon. KJf Ix!t IPOBey on aood real oilale securit 1 t.iii and adj. ining e untie. jP J. li'CONBtUK. .eViicl Survey i, ALBANY. - - OREGON A BARGAIN. Ijipmr and vcoRTAnna kaum Km sals consletinu of 19 acres, hvatedort utile north nf Albany Lxnti luyt nn anils well Improved. For far "i ir lu fo maiittii Inquire at tbe farm of vf M H Waiskbr LB4KY el.l I i A'UX' V C. H. DALRYMPLE, Manager, e.Uettious aavaaialtjr rcnardlcsa si sia. Crr. r aeants In at! the vallay tot.a. eif..'h R itata's sWra. taster's Illaek. A I' A BAROKIN. One farm F oriii acres fine Iru t or agricultural farm, a mile and a bail atuthwest ol Al bany. Also twe farms Ave and a half mi es aouih of Albany r house and barn on each farm, all well watered. 80u acrea in iv ti farina Ii.quire nf the undersigned at the t Vint House. Albany. W A KIMBEY. htm: r a Bam., Deailaim, ataha Laaaa man, fule arawtta, -ariSisi work, (ar wash trtxaout plaiea,: and ait nlner aarlainta; to ssrrtun m i weatwa uiak. Alhaay.Or. SHERIFF'S SALE: In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for .inn county. A J Care), l'laintifl, Alex Harold and G F Harold, so partners In the sawmill busi ness at Linn county, Oregon, unler the firm name and siyle of Harold I'm., . Defendants. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN' THAT by viitue of an execution and order of sale duly issued cut of the above named court, in the above entitled action, to mu directed and delivered, I will on rrtday, the 'fills day r June, is i1, at the court house door in t'lc cily of Allian)' Linn coun y, Oregon, at the hour of I o'clock p m of said .lay, sell at public auction, for cash in hand to the highest bidder, the rial property described in said execution and order of sale as follows, towit: Being a portion of the original Donation Land Claim of C W Richardson and wife. claim No I loo, !eing in lections 22, 23, 26 and 27, T 9, S of R 1 wes of the Willamette meridian in I.inn county,Oregon,nd bounded and described as follows, 10-wr: Iiceinnitie at the northwest rorner of said G W Kichaid son's donation land claim and 1 thmre south 160 rods; thence east 164 tods thence north 160 rods; thence west 160 rods to the place of beginning, coutaining one hundred and sixiy acres more or less. Also beginning at the southeast co-ner o( the Riley l'rivett donaujn land c'xim and runninc thence wett i o tost; thence south 160 rods; tlicnce est i So rods; thence north 16 rods to the place of ' ...,. , ciguty acres, more or lo. being a part of the donation land claim j of G V Richardson and wife. No 1100. beinc I ' in section 22, 1" 9, S ! ; I .ill! count V. Orr-.m . I V, Witt, Mer. in, I . ! nc piucccur nri.iiij; i-jc, 1 r i'e 01 said 1 real proper. y I . l ,t . to lie applied, tirst, 10 the pay ' ment of the costs of ani upon said execution, and toe original costs taxed at ?7l.tS; sec- ! cond, to the piyrotnt of plainafr claim , amounting to the sum of f 170 (less the sum j if $152 75 crcdneJ thi-reon from the sale of the oersoaal properly described in said execu tion.) Da'td this 17 b diy of M4y,i892. M. SCOT r, SaeriiTol I. nn county, Oregon. By C Id Scott, depu'y. SUMMOHS J tie Circuit Court tie Sta'e of Ortgom, fjt L'nm csmatr. E Adamaoo, Plcntiu, v Sarah M .datiison, llcfcr Jst.t To s1 M Adsmson, the lw c : 1 Uc- fecdan'. : TN THE N AME OF THE STATE OK 1 Ores m 1 1 jvy ueiou. rt.j'jirra i.- ap- pear and anawer ibe ootnplaint ef the above plaiouff, la the ffeeea, entt'.led eoait, now aa) til.-oa or balor the "J.th dy of Jaae, IS9i, it being th' lint r-galer day of tne Jane I aaiaa m aaia cirraii eur-; ana yoa are, hereby ot.tied that if yoo fil to at pear aad ! auaw.r the ojtnp'.iat tf pl.iot.ff ae herein i "T" ? 's 4. jadj.tr.fot again: ;,u aa prayed for to hie co.i plaint ft'ci !.oria towit: F-r a decree iusoiviajf, the i is of matrimony r-ow x itmg bta-een the psaiataaf mad de I ' d -d ut cr; tTia cn-13 of the enem cUkirea, LDr Adatnaon ana Albert A.: .-am., aad for the coau an.t dubarae.xe tiaMaswl 'f axed. .... made as chii.l-. Jn Seicm.Oregoc.ibw 18 1. day of Vl. ly.rj. J F A' " it A YATT. for Pia.nl ff . SHERIFFS SALE. ti' O'rcasV Coaif r .imm .vear. f lie Slat of fregar, K.:l l"u:er Pi .:utitT. va Mar.aretw Custe-, Deicndaut. NrO! ICE IS !i CRKBY GIVEN . UAT bv virtue of an execution duly iaaued out ' f '.he a.'jre ..t a-d ,urt,' Ii the above entitled arti m. to me dlrwsed and dI:vere,,I dl1 ad fie tuxh tiny of JJav. , 188S duly Isvv upxn all tbe right. liil an j :nter-a: of aaid Ku I Custer.' ha above aatxe j p air.! n. 'R ai i io ice real prn- tiy tiereirr attar iiescrm-a, ana a. II un Vildas, Ihe ttlb dajr ef Jolt, lr.. ath couitburs dior lath city rf AlbaMxr. Iililti o.uulv.iiteirr.n.ar Ibe hone ti i'" P ax ot a-u aay. aeii at 'IXhf .'S ; iotercat crthe aid pl-io'.iff B tel Custet. : ,,,b ril n dasetibMI real propertr. towi : 1, -t 5 and eat 4 of !., S , j l9 ,l( ttlWro r (n AlUnv. Linn oounty. Uregor; - I II eni 1J , j . i I , L . . . a ' - w.s.w Mur ri'i j:riui.u Ptc su:vere-l and i l ;:-,! .y I Icn dun y Agr c i;iir. I Aw iit;r, in mm- ,' tion IS, lown-uip ll.-outli Ksi g i West in L'nn county, Orcson. ud ea uuinlne I 19 ' act oa Tneprosexds arising Itom the sle ol j said real poperty lo t applied fiisl, to; the p-ytnr.n:ol trie -o e cf and up.,n -aid j ne-nuf n; e-oiid. to ice pay m;rt of le- tnft-i. .1 kin, umtunrlni, t iI,a .t 140. With interest thereon et the rale r.f - A?r Sn'..!T.r.,,r uSn ft?m tb". ,,?t.h oi ap ii. lev;, tne same ic.ra it.c iia: ,he reoveryof j a U,,,-,,: lit t:,e upre-ne c..urt of the ifea e of Orea in favor f tne atove named dendant and against j . , a .fifaorse name i pia.niii". Ialed iho I7lh day of May Jfii H MMTT, SI.erlT of I.inn '-untv. Oregon By C Bisenat, deputy. NOTICE TO PAINTERS. -X OI rv IS ..rCVv I V' it if at ItrBil I l.,. Not co la Leret-y civ. n that waled bids 1 will he neeived at Mr Merer'-. - r in lih;i. r . . ..... . - , ,,V.."'w .SmmTmzm i "" j .'"TtfM,,' xil"".. .""'I;. j lwwil raw.'f and P "d ! ZiTtoMtt ."Kd Ihl 'rnVfhrVhllS: l Si-tens' aca.iemv. Ma-.etiala will be : ren.ahe,l t. Mtmmlti. t' lPP'T 10 r t ateyer. 1 lie e mm it tee rrj-ivune rttoi w rewi mr sn.t oios rate.! al Aibsnv, Ma 24:b. 1992 Krv L Ma-rAYBR, Ha 0 Mix er, Mr J Twav, Mr J Gross. t:nmlttee. "V1 leiteeteT S. hld You had b'.tter pnr up at once and save as titer ir.ust be CIRCUS PERFORMANCE, but business. You will actually save costs and trouble riy attending to the mat ter at encc. M. scott, Sheriff. Photographer Wanted A desirable 1 o tti.m for a siood photo Krapher. Inquire at ibia oBlee. tlf IT IB TViR JOFAti MgOTCTNTti ut Kitn W "nl StiMMiteh, !)t i s re ire i ,v, I'titi T1 i.lt ' U.nxKi. liiul JT ilrea Tha TVesl Btrort Caed everywhere. 91 a -vttlrtislx tor3. WANTED. A employ i.ii.nt iady wishes to obtain io faruiliM eleanine hot-ssa or washing tlothins. Call on the uu- d: ai iUd oen Sugar Pine factory, MA06IK 1 kVISBGNE, of -" MitchellJ.eAviw &, SHERIFF' 1 SALE- li th- Circuit Court c,J tie stale of Oregon, or Ike County of Liua. A V BI.1iSj. ... .A miuisliaU r at the estate of Oaeu K'-e, de Piailtltf, oeated, va. J Walton and' S J Walion his ssif-. (', K M..nii op .r.H Moatagae.hi- wife, D feudaou. TV T OTI V 1, HPri'BVcrvfMuiT 1 v . y" " I ' ' ' ' " "coii'ia saa orasr 01 ' "",e an!y e l out ..f the above narre 1 ' "" " j ,Ue'1 nd d'"" 1 "'" 00 salanU) . tar I sib day ol Jane, IWH. at the coort h'-ui-e ilw in the city of Al- On y, l.;riti c .utilv. Ureifon. at the hcur d I o'cioe p m i-f said day .! at public uc- tion for ejh in hard tn the highest bid-tr, the rel prop, ry de-crihed in aaid exeeaiioa u 1 o;dcr afaaaatM faiBsiasa, to-n: Tlie north -t ijuarter t.f -?cti.n thirty tso ) ! townaliip llurtio (13 ) -.;t,i : rangn f.-.ur !1 WUlsuna tt inrr: i'aa, ic Li in ct.unty, Oreott 1 Tht prooeests ariaicg from the ,le .f ssid i real property ti be applied, tirt, to the payratnt of I he c at ol and noon said mnt and she nrifinsi csU Uxed at $31 45; jaecood, to the payment -f the ram if $.VJ, i attoraev'. fee. with interest thereuo ' the rate of S oer cent tr annum from th- IMth immense stock A Iso flfjlffah. H inders, IKr CT "WS'M ' day of March. IS92; thud, tottse-ays. of plaiotiffa claim am-ootit,l! to the aom of used at 20; eeeond, to Uta payment ef $4t6. II. with iuUre& thtreon et the rate of t i" ysr tru jr sonnm .rom loe e.o iay ti March, Ia2; and Mirth, that the aurpios I if any be paid over to the defendant, C A 1 M.mtai'ue. Dated this 9ih day of May, IS92. M SCOTT, Sheriff of Line meoty.O-esOe. By C E Scott, depoty . Ef If PS SALE. otcrt of tie St.iie nf rircfom fo r the t'ircui learn Con til y K O Hotey and H 0 Humph rey, fanners doing t umd-sh under tb I fi-m name ( i Hovey. Hutuj hre- A Co, P'Airtiflv tsl E R Eock-y, Defet i-Jant s OnCS If HEREBY GIVES TH T by virsoa of at oxjouticn an i order .of athu out of the above, namel ; Uoun in the a. ve c:r -J ac-tion, io ma direrteJ an i de iverel. I ari!l on aaterday. the tlh 4m j ef Jaae. lot, at the l".ut Il.:ae !., inib- cay of At any Lias cenn: . uraKoa.at the hoar of I o ! ck p m at a, 1 ay, sell at p iblic - r i cab in j i io the h-gbefct b.ddei ail the rtRht. title an t in'. re-t i-f r tue a'ove utu,l d-f-nJant so aoi lo tbe j ted prope-ty de c-itAJd as fiilows, lowiu ;ail thaU porf'on r.f tbe fo ic wing described j reati prx-perty beice ant tying its Linn ! county, Orejrn Cent Jienciug t tne oorthweet corner of Dpasat tarn t taim "o i 46, Nutiftouion SOc'2; ea. 67 c jios, tooth chain-; wet l chains; north cnaina, e.-; t.o eame to Use psa-a w oejimiiiin in lowi s Sip bi. S H S wsst . csnt-inu-K lt acre. Ibo prtce-Kls a.-l-ni fr-sut the a'e af j -aid rsJ t.ro;wrt t t '-ea,. ied aalo lows; ' flrnl to tbe r m-ct t-.'ths cjss f ano upon eafi execo-n ana tne rnjus; mTn: -'SSftK. : u o: taM 6 ari b nteret .t l e rs..e of IWpsrtaXxtl - ur.uox fos.t..- -.tt dav - f M eh lie-J ihi .i h ia J April. iSJ M -Ctrrr, 1 1. - . AT f " I . e"v m.i .s unn wu.it. wfon. , Kv l SUMMON a. , . , . " ,Sr .C,r''.:' gntm:fr Coarn'r. Ore- ' , ... ..- . IStjA Vnr.t 11 arke-:. r tf ,. ....V" av. 1. nsilrtr.p. s- T , , i T Z.rkei i TN THK NAME V THK STATE OF Ai tretv required o I appeal t;l sa.i t tee eotnpiait,t n:ed : aifit it in ;r-e a;"ive enutieni un tiy j tbe flrt day cf Mae trn of ald es.u t j j iolm- 1; ; : . ezp'raii -n o: the tttne pre-j actinetl in ihe tuder for publication of Ithis nmnoni lowit, bt M,w,v tt ; 27th day t,f June. A i anj ii .t.ti! ti;. t. ap.v.ir an.l acewer the cvm t !lit ; the n!nit.ttfT Will lili.'r ,o ihe enur, f.,r .1 . ... - t i I ; de,. .I... ' Y " k i.. " 1. ' 7.?:. to su- h o-her re i-t aVshi ietv t Vd to - " . .0a,!r rfl 1 as sne 1 en 1 ea to its eoit-jy. Ibis summons is .uh'.Uhed by crdo of lion It 1 !1 Judse of said court which ordr was d..lv made at Chaiubt-r on the lSlb tiy or April. A I). SiK J J WHIlNEY. Alt's- for 1 lainliff EXECUTRIX NOTICE l In the mailer ol the eata'e i - u "v . . , docM. i aJOTKS IS UKREBY C1VK.N THAT TUB t'X : Oats 'ftttcd have hern Jutv aptunu a aveutilx . ut the ertaw at Jaet.b W Wt-tt,aeeeasel,bt the -- i urt ot u nn rvHlulv. o,-raa, ard that all rwttsMi trtt .-.amis in-att.-t ta.,1 ei arc nou-uy rv tuired to j.r t.t them t ilttr atUi the rfter i auchrra at.d prxx4a U the uiHlersiiraed at I-..- ran ilence In li..:-. v, Unn coontr, Oreg.m, withie six montlia (iviit the date horv t lMl4.d at Albanv. hi llth day nf iitr, MM. PKCC1LI.A W1ULK. J 1 Whitney. tvxevti.'rix. Ally for Exeeutam ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE. Ia the malt, r . ( the csute f Uttulteu A VtcK.rl ,n,l, drceaeed. aTOTIOK IS taUUtt GIVEN THAT T!IE IX Xx dersls'tied haa loe.t ntttv' apjHtlt.te.1 eint r ol said estate hy the Hob, .x.iiiuv curt tr t. . j crtutty, tirwtroa. Atl ttersorts havieir -tav.., .aiaft i said estate are hervhy rtxtuired toi-r.... theai to gether with the prxwr vouehers ami pr l at the resUletteeol t j exoettvor near Tangwit, Ltntt county. Or., within ata Mtomha fr.m this date. Tttla nth a.v; al Mar, lSfll. JOHN I! Mt -FARLaXD, J J Whitney, AJmlnltiratur Atty lor Atlmlnistrator. NOTICE CF FINAL SETTLEMENT. "VTOTICK IS HSKEBV OtVEX THAT THE I X JLx denlit.uHl r . uu.r ot the last trUt and testamant Jonathan Card. I, lis Hied his rtt.at xevvunt in aid estate, ami toil the County Coart ot the rtate oi Oregon for Linn e unty has tiled Jnim 7th, 1SS2, at thehourol lo','..'; f in oi aaid day, fo' aeajrBBf otijecUotis il at f to said a,votutt and Kir settling ol aaid eatate o.' I ti.t dereaaad. Thia the Sot! lay oiMav, Isai. 0 P C.XRi, Kxeutur BISSOLUT.ON NOTICE. NfOTICE 18 II V.HI HY ITEN THAT I the iirni betetotoie exiatlng nider iu firm lts.ii o oi Overnxati fc Hunter his tt is day been dissolved, T J Overman rt i r g All persans knowing themseive indsbted to the above tirm wul please ea ami self e. Ihe business wbi hereaft'l be eotiducted under the tirm name of e I. Hunter .V Co. I4ted ibis 18th day of May. 1S92. T J SvcKSkAN, A V UlTST ?t. N OTIc'R -On and after June 1st, the paaturaKe No. 1 feed, no bs'tsr in the atvte, lod top o'.uyar enit tlai uhy. The renh la well watered and well fenced with plenty of liJe for tbe ato tk. Hor sea. fi per month; cattle, Si. Will take good care of atoek entrusted th my oare; but will not bs reapon-dhle for sentient or loss, F la SVUB. Cluverdaia, May 17th, Hacks, Carriages Staver Co., cor 2nU SHERIFFS SALE. In tiu Circuit Court of the State. 0 Oregon for the County of Linn. E W Houe. nalntiff, v$ Harold Bros-cocrtDer do ing baina under the firm nam of Harold Brother, Defendants, VTOTIC'K HEREBY QIYZS TH A.T Dy virtus "i an eztcnMon duly fa- fcued out of the rs tamwt .-ourt in the above entit.e 1 - :tn to mi d-racteid and detieerod, ; did on th 11th day of May, i2 d iiy lvr ipon all the rih titia I aa l lotan ol Har'id Brotbers.ths above i v-iiiwi aa.-n iin, lu aaa ttn real I pror'T htrriiiiafwr described. n-t T ami oa Itatarrfar. n.. :4 star af Jmlj. lat, at the conrt h u- door In ikt nirj of AJI,ny. Lifui.eoanty.Oresrou,ax the boar or 1 oVbck p tn of eat 1 day aetl at pubtie au.-tion. for caxb in hnd ioths higbeat bidder, all the right, tine and ititrai f t M -aid Hatroid Brotb4a. in am to the real property dewiibea aa follows town. tueesai or soutbeat or section tZ, wo-hip in. south lUnjre 1 Eat. certifi cate o 4184, timber couclr. t)nro. entry, in l inn The pro-eedn arising from the aala of id real peopertT so be aooiled. flrer. to I th. 1 iM V.ttan. nr,k. - x piaintirxa claim amountJor toVhe earn of till M.with interest thereon at the rate os a p-r eent per annum irons the 23rd day of January. IStri fJated this 2Ah day of May J892. M HtOTT. Sheriff of I.inn eoont,Orezoc By C E Jejtt, denu-y " NOTICE OF FINAL S-TTLEMENT. VOnCE 18 BERXBT CITES THAT THE CS assaxe , Oaxej a. has afialy. WW, u 1 o cloJt dar, u Uu senaa i: Has '... -. est:e. Dated Htf !, lWi. f has riTrivos. Eueaxor. ADMI.HiSTflATJR'S K0TI3E. hToTICE 13 BESEBT GIVES THAT TMTt " : - - '..- x- . U AiWaj. Oreeoo, wnhia six U-ea-eheecaT. Dated this a.T of Mae i K WEaTHEHFOBO ADMINISTBATOS'S KQTiOE. j 'cmCE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE I i' denagBed mat haaa aneaaated al :h i'.r.r. tass; aaiiw amaaat ibem fwvrr.y -crtSM ui mna, una eeeaer. utm, mmm nmm aana : Thia the SUA lev of Anci'. 1M2 WALTCK v. ;, WiiraniMsti aiictLcs, AraaststnUcr. AUorsMi tut AJjsr. NOTICE OF FlfiAL SETTLEMEisT. V" OTI IE IS HEREBY GIVES THAT TUS 0 j.X 4t adeimaarster ot the mute of Rebecca Venwn. deceaaad, baa Had aith the CUmtr van, tar usa eoamay, urecoa. aai aaal aeeonni iaeaidasiat aad the mart has fixed the Tth dav g Jaae, lsi. a. the hoar at lOo'ock aaa, tar the owl iwa cd said county coon as the piece, tor the heaetas; al ihjeitiaas saereto, if aav, aad for the Uatea April XAh. lsse. WtttTBsasnas A Caaaajaaaj itx. Atts lac AdatV. H KXKHiES. A-5eustntar. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. NOTICE IS HEREBY CMYKS THAT THE IX Aerrs,ned eieeotrtz ef the imm vial end wwaawrL atCWatplsaaxaxvei ajaewamsaarswaaaaaa ia the oSaee 4jehe want j dark ot Lisa eoaty,tciaaa, s-J that tff eountjr coort el saad Uaa wot.lt. has iud Wfdneadav the sth dav 4 Jane, 1891 t the hoar et 10 o'cKvk la the foreaeoa el said dev. as the tttae. and the court roeaa ct atid ooalv coort as the piece tor heanay objeetioe if aey to said anal ac t and h- aatXaaaSaaS ot md eetale. tsuea Apeil iMh.ls.i. JIAKtAH SVLVESrEK. Ol .1 w WRU.il f. Execttio . Aii tar Kiem'Rx. AnH I WiSTAATfiR'Q U.1TT " 1 POINIMEnT. OF AP ' 'Til-E B HRRSCT CIVEX TBAT THE I X dersteaed aa been duly aaravrted h; lac courtly ; " u.t.v.orer..a.i?uisxoe ax a use aillannexaa.af the aW.ieo U XV Wartnotajr. uveas. el.late4 Lmo euasty, Orrxtan. A.I te subs Baring claime acahiat said esla:e ar. aetetty DottM to pre Mt tneat pnwrly vertaed to Uie naaerrinno. at Brv,wtrilW, Lien county. O.Mson. ari-Jiin six GH-uths frvm Uits dte Paled Xa 1.-. sai. 1 XWARMOTil. V dr.tintatrat. v da bents tun. Wfetxwrt -.. a Ann lor ADMINISTRATOR'S N3TIGE. In the County Court of tie Stati cf Onvfoa, for ountg: In tbe matter of the estate cf Sarah Kewnev, deceased. N TOTIOE IS HEREBY GiVE TH AT that the uoderaiiroea hes b n tlulv nppointed administrator of i I estato by Ui county U'tart or Litnn eoutit v,oreKon. ana that all persons havieg e tains gainst said estate ars hereby required to present them together with the pioper vo .1 'hers am pr.tor to ins unaarsignea at tbe lawofhci cf J J Whitney, iu Al bauy, in said countv, within six months from the.U.e hereof. iHttetl at .i ban v, Oregon, this Hth day or A pril A l ;sU JEttRY B KF.KSKY, .1.1 Wim nkv. Administrator. AU'y for Adtnr. SHERIFFS SALE, I t the Circuit CHi t of tiXSfatt tf Oregon, for .utao af . Tbs Mtteof Or to, riam'itT. VS. Frank 8 Iagra r De f eudant . XTOTICE IS HEREBY G1YES THAT by virtue of an execution duly issued ut of the above earned coart ia the above n '.it led action, to nie directed and delivered, did on the 9ih dty of May, ISO-;, duly levy npoo all the right, title aad intereat of Frank S lrgram, the a!Kve named defendant, io and to the rati property hereinafter de scribed, and will on Satardar, the lath day ef Jaae. Is9, at the court house door io the city of Albany, Linn county. Oregon, at the hour of cne o'eluck p m of aaid day, sell at public auction for cash in hud to the huheat bidder all the right, title, and interest of the aaid de fendant, Frank S Ingram, in and to the fol lowmf described real property, towit.' The enu'1 -ho north '.. of Chaa T Iagram't D L U Muffa, township I, south range 4 west, in Liua oounty, OregM,and coutaining 1 tit) actes . The proc (Js araingirum the sale of said real property to bs applied, tirt, to the pay ment of tho ousts of aud upon said execution; second, io tbe payment of plaintiffs claim aiuouuting to the sum o! $392 03, with inter est thereon it the rate of 8 per eabt per aanum from the 8th day of October, 1S91. Dated this 9th dxj of May, 1892. m scorr, Saeriff of Linn ccunty, Ottgou. By C E Scott, deputy. KOR SALE. A new sts xtu eoedsaw a ehopper ean be attaehedOf deatrei eve a tew floe Electric Batteries e hand yet. will aetl ell on easy terms. DafJOHMeV 3rd A Washington h Alaxaer. Qe. Buggies, noma, li it. In i aled has aaaf accent aha, aaatkhaS axaaaaasa mart lini. assnlanj rnaar. she Iom dmm -k in U litCTooa at aaU X - - seas ha r: I Km i laaji cMtrt of Un cmat. aprwislea aitsnjalaTaMg of the erase t4 G-orrc H Haahea. leteei UaacoeatT, Or, li'in 1. All twrsnee hartatr i lalan niut aeio fTTt'r ars hrrrtix rn miieS niairi" in - tk saMaMaaaj - deecaexd Au sweatee jkt are remind ia j aaaa awat Farm Wagons of all kir.ds, Saw Mill and Shingle Mill Ma chin, r y. Call and ex amine stock Ellsworth st Albany SHERIFFS SALE. In the Circuit Court of the Slate oj Oregon for tlie ' 'nunt if ef Limn : George A Whitney. Pla.in.ifT, W S V ;!.lker a;d rTorenea E r, Defendant, VTOI CBH HEREBY GIVE:' THAT i by virtue of an eseutroo and order .i aae daly Ueovl on. of t"ie above named ciart.ia the a weea'i'.'ei vA'oa, to me directed aud d-Mivj.-a i I vill on natarelar. the I lib d tj at Jaae. tan, at the county coon h-)ti-e j ;r in th city of Albany, Linn counts-, )-egoo, at the hour of 1 o'clock p u .raid .jv, ae'ti at public auction fur csh in hud to the highest bidder all the right, tiue and in terest of the adore named defendant in and to the rent ropers v d-eribed aa follows towit: Lota Six 7 aud 8. id block No 2, in the town of No-ih Brownsville, and also lots So 1 and 2, in block No 5, . in bross' aiditioo to tho to or , of North , BrowosTiiie. Linn eonatT. Oregon The proceeds aristae; from ths sale of jid real proper. to beap. Ue.i, fi.it, to sue paymasii oi cue co.Utx a i-j upon said execution and the origi'i-U cota taxed at f3t9 Second, to th payment of p'aintifl's ciaim unounting to the sum of $227.8 and interest from th-2 ad day January, I8S9.al the rate o eiii: per oeut parannazn, and third hi overplus if atsy there b to 'epi!d over to Use ie'eadsoti. Tlaisd ibb I7;h day of April. Ih9i M SC'JTT. Sheriff of I inn couaty. Uree tn. By C E Scott, deputy. SKEPIFFS eALt. the Circxut Court of the. State ol Oregon far Ian Count. C Vsytrx, FiaintilT, ja Tho s Brink, t e end ct. NOTICE 13 HErtRBY iIYE THAT bv virtae of aa exeetation aad meae o sale da i issaei out at th , aha named court, in the ah) ve ea:i-i a ? uskn to me directed sad dstivereJ. wiU oa aauaratay. ihe tlh alar ef Jaje. imt. at the Countv Court 1 lOilae .i ytr in the. Ltity cf Albaav Linn eomnxy. i irajpm, el toe oent oi i o clock p m of aai dayell at public auetna for caah in hand to tbe iKBaes rtaaer mil tbe right, title and interest ef tbe said Tbomaa Brink in nd ta the premises dscribtd as I xllosra towit: Begtnninc at that aontisea&t eorser of lot 5, in b ock 10. In xlhany. Lain conn tr, Orepor. the nee norther! v on eat t-ooaaery line ef sai-j ajinefc 25 feet: therce w-atari, para ie! xsith tbe south line or said e!ek to a lioediri.ltnr irts 5 an-1 6 in said biork.to th sooth fcoondrry of sail bioex, thuoe eestariv to tbe place of lt nnittg: also the foiiowinz dracrioed reel propety: BeKinninarai , p.mt.r.n .h n-xrta line of b.ock X -s ,-j sue city ,j il.any. Unn rcur.t., .itpj.n, 132 fee from tbe nnrtbweM oitK-r of said b'cefc. running thence east to .he nortlnat Corner of sa-.d bl.ck; theace soah Mfseij thence srsst I feat ; Uteae north 23 feci; ib.-nee east feet , tbecce north 100 feet to !h p ate of beginning, the aove tizmtc r-j snips upon and pair Jiei W't-i th- b uciiarv lioesof said bsoek No 54Ui ibe i y of A.hxny .Liu 3 eocntT, Orestoo the proceeds 1'Lvtu fr-m tt, uUnf seKl premtsee to ba applied. K-r.to the t-'":"-' ot toe easts ot an j up ia this writ. and lh oriii tt! e ., tmrA .t ra Xs- ec-jod, to the ptyment of plaintiff's claim am untie , tn 1 h m . r astaa An and aceraiae interest t hereon st the rate of 10 per eea per xunnm.and the farther Sum of hi aUGruevAa.it. anS Iha .trar. p'.oa :f any there be to I Piiit.e de- endaot. iaxtei this Jriih Jay of April. 189i M SCOTL Sheriff of Linn tvitittrv Hhmm, By C K Sott. depoty. SHUIFPSSALF. Oreo Coart for Linn Cotmtu,Stm wxj". W C Hyers, P.aimiff, TS Bni' Viltredt, Defendant. TOTICE IS HEREBY GIYKN THAT i. T Tinue cf at expiation dn?y is 0d out of the above t t-d court in the shove entitled aotir n ,u ui . directed us ?5!,r8d' l,W " n- w-a y of April, 1894. dcty Is-vy up .0 a t.l au'-een alt the rteht. titie aud mcvrest of nt ii 1 .i. the above named d -nLi.-tt.; . aa I to the rei properix nerti-ar.er ueacribed, aad will cn Salssrssajr. thetthdaj ..'Jaae, iset. at the Gsart house door ia the city el Al bany, Linn county, Ore iron, at the hour ot 1 o clock p tn cf said day, sell at public auction for cash in hand to the hibes; bid derail the right and interest of .he aikl de feodant, Eosil Xtiihredt, in and to the tat toa ins described real property, towit. The east 1 acres cf the s w , of secUon 33. tp IT , V a'1 100 acres of the the D L oof J B Saitmarah, in Una county. Oreson. Atao lota 1. S. 3 and 4. in block No 4, and lots 1 and 2. in Uoi No 3, ia baton s addition t the town of Lebanon Liun scanty, Oregcn. The ptoceeds arising from the sale of said rea. property to be applied, ares, -he pay ment afthe costs of and upco aaid execo tion.d theoritjinal coets Uxed at $379. 0t, (less the sum el SU9.0U, credited oa said costs hy older of A F Sitae, pUmtifT. At torney;) second, to the payment of plainntrs claim smouettn to the sum of $191 33. Dated thia 26th day of April, 1S92 . . "M SCOTT. By Chas A Smith, deputy 5oentt of Lton cBatifc-Oron. SHERIFFS SALE. 'f rjr Looia Blamaur sad Emll Fraal, Plaintiffs,' vs. VV J Davenport aad B E Daren port Defendants. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THVT by Virtue nf a. . rt' x,a u j.i. - ---- - .-.uUa anu order of sale duly n-sue.1 out of the above named W m ,e xboeeeotitl! aotton to H directed and del.sered. I will oa satasday. the lath slay er J.ae. s the court hoase door in the city of Al beny, Ltan county Oron, at the hour of 1 tton for cash in hand to the ,! ?hess bidder tke real nropertv deaeniwi i SS . T andordeV of M 7 e"fB"?a jr-tlkalf of the southwest ouarte, 0f ! boo M, sad the east half af th. LItJS qaarter, end the northwest Vuarter of the southeast qaarter of section 29, w townsbio B T-i 'Dge W w ' of the Willam Sfer,ea L,a0OUnty- fhe proceeds arising from the sale of said real property to be spnlied, first, tohe psjmeot of the cost, of .nd up, aaid w,it and the orixiual ooaU taxed at $30 OS. ,l th. further son, of $173 00 aa attcrv "es aith aocming latereat thsreoa st the raseof eight par cent per annum; second, to th. payment of p-amtiff'. ol.tm amount L to ?h, ,h! l".Peeat per annum; and third, the overplus if any there be to be paid SO the defendant s. tki 9 h day ol Kay. Isai X SCOTT, iaeniTaf Una coeuty, Oreaea.