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About The state rights democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1865-1900 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 16, 1895)
Site Icmattat Washington letter. From our regular Correspondent. Washington, August 6, 1895. A number of prominent democrats who recognize the danger which con fronts the party in Kentucky and Mary land, because of the existence of factions in the. party, are quietly but energeti cally working to bring those factions to gether in both states, and they are hope ful of success. Of course everybody knows that with the party united Ken-tucky-and Maryland are as reliably dem ocratic today as they have been at any time during the last 25 years, but it is equally well known that if the factional fight now going on among the democrats in both states is kept up until election day the republicans will stand a good chance to carry them both. To have those states go republican this year would be a party calamity that would jeopardize the election of a democratic president next year, notwithstanding the present bright prospects of the party. This calamity the gentlemen engaged in this movement wish to prevent. They are not working either for or against Senalor&Blackburn and Gorman,bnt for the benefit of the national democratic party. Those who expected the administra tion to immediately declare war against France because of the imprisonment of the negro, ex-Consul Waller, who was found guilty by a French Court Martial of having given the natives of Madagas car treasonable information concerning the movements of French troops, and who a few days ago were going into daily conniptions because they alleged that the administration had declined to do anything for Waller, are now in a con dition of mind. The administration has done in the case of Waller just what it would have done in the case of any other man claiming to be an American citizen who had got into trouble, notwithstand ing the report that Waller bad become a citizen of Madagascar before be was ar rested by the French. It has neither assumed his guilt nor his innocence ; has mereiy sought to get at the facts in his case, but has not considered it necessary to furnish the republican newspapers daily bulletins of the progress made. When the first demand was made on the French government for the record of Waller's trial and conviction it was met by the reply that it bad not been re ceived. Later demands were met with other excuses. All this baa taken time. Diplomatic business is not conducted with the belter-skelter rush of a daily newspaper. But what is worrying these people who without knowing what was being dene have willfully misrepresented the administration is the knowledge that Ambassador Euslis has been in structed to make a peremptory demand for that record, accompanying it with the assertion that a refusal will be con sidered by this government and acknowl edgement of the wrongful treatment of Waller. When that record is examined by II r. Eustis he will have an opportun ity 4o detgrmj ne whether. Waller baa a right to expect anything from the U. S. government. Ex-Senator Ransom, now TJ. S. Min ister to Mexico, is in Washington. He has been spending a few weeka in the mountains of North Carolina for the benefit of bis health, but while feeling much better he doss not yet feel well encujth to announce a definite time for h.s return to Mexico. Although be has said nothing to cause it there is a belief among his friends that be will not re turn to Mexico at all, as the climae docs not agree with him. There was a rather heavy draft on the gold reserve last week, bnt there was nothing about it to cause any alarm. It was to meet a I?git:mate purpose, the settling of t-ade balances, that this gold was shipped to Europe, and not because of a wild scramble instigated by fear such as was the gold raid on the treasury last winter. A local paper has interviewed a num ber of tbe more prominent numbers of labor organizations, on Sovereign's pro- posed boycott of national bank notes The president of the Federation of Labor said: "The scheme is a very wild and visionary one- I think if the working people act as they nave been advised by Mr. Soverega they will beeome tbe laughing stock of the whole country. All our judges claim to be overworked, but the truth is there are too many of them. Tbey could do much to discour age causeless or needless litigation, and thus be lies crowded with work. It is an enlightening fact that England, with about half our population, has lees judges than any one of our larger states. They do not monkey" with justice over there, as is the rule in this country. Our judges are not corrupt, but they have been educated to peliev. in a complicat ed, tortuous, long drawn-out, vexatious system of judicial procedure, that is a disgrace to a civilized country. Port land Welcome. Do not the lawyers have considerable !o do with it. Ia fact a e not the clients themselves at the bottom of a good-deal of it. The makeup of the American people seems to incline them to litigation. It is being learned that Oregon can raise almost everything under the sun. Here is another case; Tom Brown.writ ing to the Salem Statesman from Sub limity, says: "It has been conceded tbat peanuts could not be growo in this state profitably, but as I will herefore state, I think they can, as S. J. Boedigbeimer of this place experimented jjth one hill and secured eight pounds, which I think if grown on a larger scale wculd reap a large profit." This new woman business is a fad tbat will 8"on lose its standing. Here is an idea on the point from an exchange; After the new woman, what? The in quiry has been suggested by a number of things, among tbem Mrs. Potter Pal mer's assertion that she is n friend of the tendency which seems to be making women pushing and aggressive, rhile at the same time it is wiping away their essential traits of womanliness. Mrs. Palmer is not the first to hint at a reac tion from the new woman. There are others of her sisters a ho have foreseen it and already planned to join the reac tionary movement. A pauiphleteaid to Lea weather report ib still being printed at tbe state print ing office at the expense of the people of Oregon, and it is ot no more value than a peck of alkali scattered in the air. Eist Oregonian. That's so, and its pub lication onght to cease. It costs money and is of no earthly value to any one. Besides the information contained is generally three months o'd before being printed. Poet. Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder V 9rid Fair Hitt Medal and IHpteaia. A Plea for the Boys. Editor Democrat: What noble hearted fathar bleBstd with boys, as he looks upon their bright joyous faces tall of fun and mischief, or with eager, earnest questioning of the whys and wherefores of life, does not thrill with love, pride and high hopes i for those boys? Is not hia heart filled with the desire that they become talent ed.cultured men, capable of filling wide spheres of usefulness and trust?. For this purpose does he not give of means and effort to support institutions of learning for their advancement and cul ture, open alike to rich and poorT But along with this noble spiritof the fathers who vote for and support these institu tions of learning is a sorrowful test of benevolence.- Where the city govern ment reports an empty treasury, and the property owners protest against further taxation, then comes the evil one aa an angel of light, and offers, for a consideration, to assist in filling the treasury. What is the consideration? That he may open in various parts of the city, or town, dens of vice called "saloons," these are to be very quiet, or detly places, kept by respectable men( wherein to entice these same bojs to their destruction. Oh 1 fathers, can you consent to it? Yes, to save our money we will run the venture. In all probability it will not be our boy who will be ruined. So the vote is cast for the saloons, and the bur den of taxation is removed for the pres ent. But Oh 1 father, could yon eee only a little way into the future you would find not only your money, but the life, character, talenti, integrity 'and future well being of your boy going through the saloon keepers' till into the city treas ury. And is it not just that those who vote to perpetuate the liquor traffic and license the aloona, should furnish the f boys? Truly they could not exist with out the boys to fill in tbe ranks as the drundards die off. One in every fire is the proportion required to satisfy the insatia ble appetite of this modern Molock, and our voters, even our Christian men, consent to this awful sacriSce.and the tragedy goes on year after year. What can it mean? Is it possible that the love of money, of party or of power is greater than the lore of God, of home or of child? God forbid that those who profess righteousness should longer be partners in this iniquitooaness business. Fathers, will you not awaken to the real ity before it is too late that you are actu ally bartering the souls and bodies of your children for a paltry sum of money? Surely, "the love of money is the root of all evil." But yonr money is not saved. Yon pay more for the auppoit of jails, a'ma-bouses and asylums, rendered nec essary largely by the liquor traffic, than it would cost yon for all tbe improve ments needed. Besides, in many in stances, the eacrifice of yonr boy. When I obeerve the little-ones in their home. or on the street;, and think of the temp tations to which they must be subjected, and consider those wbo have been thus tempted and have failed, my whole soul rises np in protest and I am induced to make this plea for the boys. I pray you Vctwa, u fjOu" stead; far Christ gskerj for yenr own soul'e sake and for the mt of the boys, that you use yonr influecc?. yonr money and your vote to do away speedily with this whole iniquitous, nn- holy business. A Citizex. Tacoma vs. Seattle. Everybody is aware of the great rival ry between Seattle and Tacoma. Tbe general opinion here has ben that Seattle was far outstripping Tacoma. In view of this fact and on account of its meritathe following by Harry H John ston in the Tacoma rws is very reada ble: In a place that's called Seattle Lives a man wbo ned to prattle Of the hustle-bustle life his city led, led, led; For he really bad a notion, Born of ignorant devotion, That hia hoky-poky village cut a spread, spread, spread. But in this 01. e should uphold him, For tbe P.-L lorg had told bim, With a aoful, rueful disregard for truth, truth, truth. That not a city in the stale Was so large cr ha'f so great As his domiciliary was, forsooth, 'sooth, 'sooth. And this man, like many others Of oar good Seattle brothers. Seldom ever never traveled far from borne, home, home, For be thought that the horizon Bonnded all that was snrprisin,' And desire ne'er intrired him to roam, roam, 10am. Bet by some miscalculation In his daily life's rotat'un. By a topay-torvy movement, as it were, were, were. On Tacoma'a streets belated He was found qnite facinated. Quite delighted in amazement al t'ie atir, atir. What be saw was so amazing Tbat be lingered long in gazing At tbe rnmbling-jombling.never c- asing, din, din, din. Gazed so long in stupefaction, In a silent, mote abstraction, That a hoit j-toi'.y p'ltceman tan bim in. in, in. . Brought at length unto the station, On tbe charge "intoxication,' -He swore before the justice 'twas all wrong, wrong, wrong ; He admitted that dumbfounded Be bad stood and gazed astounded At tbe hnrry-skurry, noisy, busy throng, throng, thrcng. "In Seattle, judge, my home is. But so different from Tacoma'a Tbat, alas, tbe grass upon her streets grows green, irreen, green ; Not a drop have I been drinking, I was simply standing thinking Of tbe contrast vast and wonderful I've seen. steo, teen." Said the Judge : 'You seem quite tober, Seem a oentleman all over. Yet no doubt about your trespass I sur mise, 'raise, 'ante; For I find it demonstrated That your mind was agitated, Find your mind intoxicated vtitheur prise, 'prise, 'prise. "But, since living in Seattle, A lame city's noise and rattle To your ears appears, no doubt, uncom mon strange, strange, strange, Your misconduct I forgive you, Of imprisonment relieve yon. But your purse, of course, will empty ol its change, Change, change." Thinking life a strange illusion, lie departed in confusion. With tbeP.'I'sliesa-ringingin his brair, brain, brain: He still lives in dull Seattle, But no longer does he prattle. And his hoay-pokv village gives him pain, pain, pain . In the eighth inning of a gftine of Vase ballatT-'t- II ur in 1 ii coU got hot at the umuiie and mobbed bim and tbe Indianapolis club. Three men were injured. This is s sign that the great American tame continues to bavi a strong foothold in tbe hearts of the people. 1 Seattle has been economising and is now run on $79,600 less than throe yars ago. -, ' Two Sides to it. The Calt Lake CltylTribune, a repub lican paper, does Mr. Carlisle up in the following style: Mr. Carlisle in one of his speeches de livered himself of five so-called axioms, which the gold press in the East is circu lating as something profound and unan swerable. - They are as follows : There is not a f ree-coinage country in the world today that is not on a silver basis. 2. There is not a gold-standard coun try in the world tcday lliatloe not use silver money along with gold. 3. There is not a silver-standard coun try in the world today that uses any gold along wijh silver. , 4. There is not a silver-standard coun try in the world today that has more than one-lh trd of the circulation per capita that the United States has. 5. There is not a silver-standard coun try in the world today where the labor Ing man receives fair pay for hia day's work. We will offset those five with six oth ers: 1. There is not one free-coinage coun try in the world today that i not enjoy ing unexampled prosperity, the only drawback being a foreign debt contract ed on tbe gold basis 2. There is not a gold-standard coun try in the wor'd today tbe population of which has not shrunken from 35 to 60 per cent, during the last 21 years; not one in which It here is 'not unexampled depression, distress and sorrow. S. Theie is'not a silver-standaid coun try in the world today that has any need of gold money except to settle foreign balances, and there is not a gold-standard country in the world tcday that tbe1 bilk of all the gold is not locked up in the treasury or in the banks, and the people are suffering froro"sound money" , asphyxia. 4. There U not a eilver-staodard coun try in thi world today where there are any idle depots lying in tbe bankf, all the money being in active circulation and diawing large interest, and the cir- I oulation per capita in the United Stales of real money is just about what it is in Mexico, nearly all the money of clti tuate redemption being hid away in the, vaults rf the trt-aanry and National banks- 5. Tnere is not a silver-standard coun try in tne world today where the labor ing man is not receiving full pay and more regular work tkan he ever received before.' There is not a gold country in the world today where a vast proportion of the people are not idle, and where wages are above the rate of 1 $49, except where they bare been maintained by the stubborn percijtence of the labor unions. 6. There is not a sUver-s.andard coun try in the world today where the people are not doing better than ever before. There is not a cold-standard country where the peop'e are not in more distress and suffering more loss and more appre hension than ever before. Gn. Lew Wallace, aitbor of "Ben Hui" and "The l'rince of zli," is Wtidg a fcO"lt founded opon theexpe-, .... ml. ... mm ot Charles Uspenard, now living at Logausport, Iod. fa ISfil, when six years old.Lispenard was kidnapped from V,l Vftrlr WA f.k.n tn Tn.ti.na t.v . - " J man named Alien, who lived near Kent land. He was put to work on a farm and badly treated. Wben nine years old he tried to escape, taking a bora from Allen's stable Allen overtook tbe lad fifteen miles away, and. tying a rope around bis neck, made bim trot along by tbe horse. AUe then bung tbechild by tbe neck in the stable door. A storm coming np, four hunter a were driven to shelter in the barn, wben tbey rescued the lad. Allen and a nephew were con victed of attempt to murder and sent to tne penitentiary, loong Lispenard is now a wealthy contractor. Some years ago be found hia mother io Brookland. According to Mrs- Barton Harrison, wbo is certainly good authority, one of the very rich New Yorkers remarked some time ago: "Really, now tbat so ciety in New York is gel'ing so large.one mnstdraw the line somewhere. After this I shall visit and invite ooly those who are worth more than $5,000,090." some people may think tbat this is a sign of impending plutocracy. It is not; it is a sign of increasing idiocy . Ei. Tbe DsxocaAT hopes to see the Port land Exposition put on its feet this fall. Nothing in tbe Northwest does to mocb to display our resources- These expo- positions are a'.ways a credit to Oregon, not alone Portland. This year particu larly is auspicious far a graud display of the products ofoor soil. Our cereals and fruits are beyond comparison. This year Linn connty could do something in a mineral display; but net year we predict one can be made tbat will sur pass anything of the kind there. One of tbe greatest arguments against lynching is the fact that quite a per cent of peoj.le lynched are afterwards ptoven to be innocent. Lynching ia barbarism. La w is civilization . Let the law take Ha course. It is true that tbre are cases so plain that one feels like winking wben Judge Lynch acts nut nevertheless the only true way in a.l cases is to allow the law to lake its course even though it becomes aggravating on account of its slowness. There is a general demand (or tetter roads. Let all tbe read supervisors do their duty and we'll have'tbem. The railroad commissioners will get the'r pay, but if thev ever come cp for office again ttey will get it in the neck. The Oregonian has announced Itself the organ of ihe common people, and at east the press consider this tbe joke of the season. There are plenty of people in t! world with splendid heaits; but very tin ruly tongues, and what an enemy a tongue can be rome times Atpeaances indicate that a good dal oi this trouble in China is caused by soc-e celestial cranks, rd not by the government itself, which, it is asserted, deprecates such action. Tbe K. O. of Pendleton figured the following on : There is a ssloon in The JJalles ki.4ii as the "Wool Exchange." There the wool grower pays a tariff and does not receive any. That Is the kind of wool exchange it is. A level headed Salem minister rtmaik ed to the ehg'ous editor of the Journal : "As tbe weather gets hotter I bave been making the sermons a little more inter- eating, and find it holds the crowds just as if half the people were not at summer 'retorts." I MISFITS. The man who wants to change Wash ington to Washington!!, should go and hang his head. Some fanatics at Spokane say the world is coming to an end in about ten days. They will undoubtedly got fooled on that point. The 16 to 1 problem is what is a;itat mg people at the Bay, Ifl young ladies to lyoung man, and that is just about the size of it. . A Southern Oregon paper id calling the editor of a co temporary the non descript biped, shyster, etc. Albany papers are entitled to credit for non inflicting news paper mud-slinging on their readers. On the first page of the Democrat Mon day appeared a love romance m live chapters, with the scene laid at New port. To be true it required five voung men and one young lady. The Demo crat is informed that there are not live young men there all told, and it is a fact they are so scarce as hardly to bo fouud. At a dance recently it is said theie were just nine men, including married men, ami forty-eix ladies. So tlio bottom ig knocked completely out of the novel. " A Eugene man had ten domesticated Chinese pheasants, kept in a big cage. Some one turned them out through suite. is i an interesting fact that seven of the ten returned to the cairo to roost. We shall sue the Albany Democrat to. libel for association of our name, with the class of politicians it does. Salem Journal. The politicians referred to arc Harvey Scott, Ringer Hermann, Col. Alley, Til Ford, CoL Kelaay and Joe Simon. After a calcium light inspection of the names the Dexochat has conclud ed to retract and hereby makes the amende honorable to the Journal editor. The Salem f of t editor has a decided advantage over the Journal editor during hot meat her. Fletcher has enormous ears, with which he consoles himself he can.keep the flies off, while the biggest part of llofer is hia feet, and they are absolutely worthless aa rly protectors, so while there are no flies on the Post man the Journal man is covered like the rvst of us. The Arion Concert Co., of Salem, took a trip to the mountains, giving concerts on the way. They gave one at Lebanon and were stopped 'in tbe middle of the performance for their license foe. The next morning one of their meojIa-TS was arrested lor riding a bicycle on the aide walk. Salem people are very green about such things. A prominent !-aleru man has frequently ridden hia bicycle on our First street; but luckily for him no cop saw him. Ah Loy, a Chinese merchant, who has been living in Los Angeles for fifteen years, was sent back to China last Sat urday on the City of Peking. He com mitted murder in the Flowery Kingdom J vaa a wtv aa lav w UIIC 0. I (lilK Mi i irl.i. r.v. .t.- null .! miard and mtkia enntrv Th",. coming to the knom terkre of the fede ofticia.s he was deported m a criminal under the Geary act. If Ah Loy ,,-,, not commit suicide or succeed in ing from the steamer in some Japanese port he will be instantlv port he will be instantlv beheadej coon reaching his native land. Ex. i i - . , v . The Salem I'ot accusea a man of lrmg ln- If n..s.a Vw m man Ka.t lutllA. n nnllti. tn tttA mountains. - , Tk. 1.,..:. .... . -T ':.t at lie .iriui 1A uuuisTTJB, m auui am aaw-a .a licen6e of fijteen uol!art , miDa lorjXCr... Ii,,7?i . ll,Ti ,1 "7 traveling fake doctc and fortune Ullere. ! Cheap enough. Mr. Kincaid has liad to draw tho4c railroad commiasionera warrants aiwr all. lie bunted his head airainst an en - gine and got knocked off tbe track. He was in a pretty good cause; but aent at it wrong. lie shouhl bave electe! sonio state l.-gialatora with sinse. , recent case re- 1 ue welcome puts a recent case re ferred to bv the PfinocaaT this wav uiiiu w ...lit i u i uti. .I'iriuivu 1 1 : .1 1 . . . 1 for a wife. Got her. Blis. Kow. Fight. Divorce. Smith marrwJ again next day. Marriage illegal. If gran I jury does duty, more trouble for Smith, Deeerves it. Tlie Penocm v recentlv mentioned the fact tbat the little woman in the side ; show in Wallace's circa Lad a former neighbor in Albanv It is now learned that Mr. John Schmeer and the lady snake charmer came frora the same p!a.v in im.n, tr l. in in .l.,r f L,. near y P5"' There are now on exhibition in North Koaeburg, bv Deer Creek bridge, two two-legged pigs. Thev present two of tbe Grandest freaks of" nature that baa ever been seen in tbe animal kingdom. ( Kixexbcbo, V ash . Aug. II. Cbas These pigs, perfect in all other respects, j inevrt, who gue away the trainrobber have no hind legs at all nor even an v j in tbe Northern 1'acsSc bold np last A pnl, rudiment of legs. It will richlv repay "ith bis UImt bave been drunk all day. anyone to witness thi wonderful freak i This evening, about 6.4o, they entered the of "Mother Nature. Plaindcalcr. S-nd i Teotonia saloon, and pukel aqusrrd.dur Uem to 8alem, the hog town. which Charles h-Tt Mike Kohlopp. one The Corvallia Times speaks of Bob Huston hiccoughing fcr 4S hours, and all in camp becoming frightened. Geo. W. Harris, of this place, was taken don n in June with pneumonia and when the Ir. got the fever broke he went to hic coughing and kept it np for nine days and nights before getting relief. He savs it would take bob two days to get start ed like lie had them. An exchange says that an editor will go to some merchants and ask them for an ad, when they will remark that it does not pay; that no one reads his pa per. Some night shortly after let the man be caught kissing his neighbor's wife, or trying to keep a lamp post per pendicular, and if the printingg oflice is in the garret of a seventeen story build ing he will climb to the top to beg the editor to keep quiet don't publish it in the paper, you a now. GIVE AWAY A Seatple Package ( to 7 doses) si Dr. Pierce's-- Pleasant Pellets To any one lend in f name and addreu to it on a postal card. ONCB USED THEY ARB ALWAYS IN FAVOR. Hence, our object in sending litem out broadcast a ON rD,A' i, They absolutely cure Sick Headache. Bib lonsness, Constipation, Coated Tongue. Poor Appetite, Dyspepsia and kindred derange ments of the Stomach, Liver and Bowels. Don't accept some substitute said to be 'fjust as good" fhf substitute costs the dealer less. It costs iou 4 POUT (he same. HIS profit is in the "just as good." WHERE IS YOURS? Address for Paua Sample, World's- Dispensary Medical Association, An. as Mala St., BUFFALO, to V. TELEGRAPHIC. An Fllrnsbari Linrhln;. Ei.tnKRiium, Wash., Aug. 14, At 12 o'clock hut night the tire bell rang and a crowd congregated at the county jail inside of three minu.os. The battering on the steol ckge for an hour and a half resounded on the Mill night air, and at 1 -Mi) Sam Vinson and his son Charles, the murderers of Sunday, were led out by a mob. ith ropes around their necks, the victims were walked three blocks, and a small silver poplar tree, eight indies in diameter, was chosen. Hope were thrown over the first limb, and tlrn father and son were hauled up by many wil ing Lands. Their feet were not over a foot from tbe ground, and the two men were choked to death, with their face) within six inches of each other. Trlainpb-nt Revslutlsalsla. New Vouk, Aug. 13. Favorable ac counts of the progress of the Cuban rjvo liiti.n were received today by General Gonzalez de Quesnda, secretary of the revo lutionist party in the United Rbites, in a letter fiom General Maceo. 'I he letter follows: "The revolution is moat powerful in Santiago de Cuba and in Cainaguay. Every battle so far ha Veen a triumph lor the liberal of the country 1 he Spanish soldiers are panic-stricken and surreader to their besiegers, who spare their lives. cl Silrer. CAUi.siiAO.Auff 13. The silver (inetion will never be dropped in America until free : . : - l .. : i , . . - iM saia u 0 : l Vest, of Missouri, here today, replying to a question put to him by a representative of the atsojated press concerning the Mis souri, Mississippi and Iowa conventions, "fhe people in ihe East," he continued, 'believe it will be dropped as it revived, but overwhelming sentiment in all the west and south is in favor of free coinage. I believe it will surely be paased in time. HltaaU Bcasac-als. SraiXdFIKL', 111.. Aug. 12. -Secretary of State Hiiirichwn, chairman ef the dem ocratic state central couimit'ce speaking of the national toufcrcnee of silver men to be held in Wuthtcgton August 14, said today that Illinois would be repreaented Ly a large delegation of toe leading and influ ential democrats. The freei ilver feeling is stronger in this ata'e. b said, than at the time of the free silver convention. The free silver feeling is stronger la this state, he said, than at the tin e of the free silver convention. 1 he golJ democrats, be claims, could not cairy a single county in the state. A free silver democrat, according to his notion, would be named in the Istn db-trict to succeed Representative Hemann. elllg Lawer. WjuMHxiiTOx. Aug. 12. The treasury today lost in gold for export to Europe, leaving the rww-rre only about tl.3CK.C0O above the luO.OOO.OOO point. The telegram which announced the witY drawal reached Uie department jut as it was closing at 4 o'clock, and gate no in formation a to tu name of the xporter or (c exact i'etinatioo of the shipment. Mr Curtis, tbe acting ee.7etiiry.Kaid be bad no specific intormaiiun and could not say whether the syndica'e wonld allow the f KO.OA).O00 to be etw.-rooi.beJ upon or not. Peace atottarrw. a." a" . ... . . . . Naw ioBJ:. Aug. 12 the Herald cor respondent lo Kio de laneiro telegraphs I wimm urn, I H . v IU IX ill untlUC tuoui. a miliary emoeru now on bis way irota ni. urantie oo sul to tuo ce I Janeiro, lie bear tbe protocol containing bich it bs been r greed b,u ? bn ?P?. 5 a nnai fc'i:m nr i,i tj di&cuhi? in that state. ' I fr A Sew laa lr It. Ix'fis. Aos 1'J . Speaking of the , ! I'Vwl t l''litin nmni f.l 1 i.w KaH.iuI ' Kf lUlia. Texas, wbo aa is St Louis to- i'.i .1 t 1, 1.1 -.- " f tJifMca! cultote eibibitil t . . a . . 1 I iocs of lr. h-adiag attorners of tbe state 1 StBff- sH be aflur September, no law on BO , , , ? ly 1,1 , toe Ututo t--k revesting i the kind Ns:eiautr I tne ' cabicg pnastfht a ?nil fScow, and vet i placing the punULmect c'auie in tte tnia - s d-treacor c5a. will cia-h with tbe civil its iirig toco cv&fel 00 payment ot sfftitv. uk var. 5 . . ,,, , . ., (iiu. Au. 12 it no kk.ks aa if .conflict it inet liable bet ween th UiuaHa t - 1 . : . 1 . t . pj,ivx: 1 v i- 101 me .a. t l . taction mat ' claims antbotity nnder a recent lawto ?- I wnnt anew W La.t tint's indiri- bnnt weretbat accmpromiewaspnliable. j but tbe effirt of citiaetu wha tieore Ihv ! present stnfe to inince live A. P. A. boerd j to submU tie conlroversv lo U.e sapreroe coun. were 01 no arasi. 1 ne A- r. A. board is arpr-inting it force tonicbt and fWT,s pofwn of tbe city f"Kr,-T "? ,orr " edneOa. j a a'caiaraat art. . N- w y0,K Aa m ' . J u. Aa.1. rMr 1 r uua- AaJr- says. iteneral ta rnpos f has irsietcl the rattatn ireneralship of j Cuba, it is generally believed be strongly "'a, U home got ere cut. t to grant the j iiana se.t-gjvemuwBt. t a CHeabam Traswr 1 oi me pruprtrivra. 1I8 can rntemi lilt . " 1 . 1 . oii a nan tour later. John Bergman, well known a John. wt-nt to the defenv of K liilonn when ibeald'Y Vincent stabbed htm in Ite right trt, inflicting a horrible wounJ. him several blows, boi wa fon-ed to desist by failing strength A Braahea M.b. Lkno:;. Ind., Acg. II. A miJjof 40 men wei.t to the Springiield jail about I o'clock this morning aad demanded tbe keys 10 the oeiii of Matthew Lewis and jam IUy, who assaulted Mrs. Khields recently Tbe jailer, seeing resistance was u?eleK. handed over the keys, and the mob proceeded to bnsinetts. Kverylody in the in b w;is drunk, and none of thm seemel ;al)k'lo unlock tb jail door. After work, j ing ai Nit the lock and bolts without re sult, t'ley secured aiedge-bunmer and tried to break down the doors. Thev pruved loo strong f.r them, however, and aftertwo hours hard wmk Ihey abandoned the j'b. They then emptied their revolvers into the cello of the jail, but ni one wiu tit. A BIS li!fl. Pan FsAKf-iftco. Aug. 11. Adolph ?atro, mayor of Kan Francisco, has offered the state univi-rsity regents 13 acres of land within the city limits, on which lo erect buil. lings for the affi.iated ollege of the university. In addition to this, he will deed to trustees of the city LI acres adjoin ing bs a site for the Sutro library of over 2tu,0u0 ruro volumes . The library and property are to be held in trust for the city, and the library will be free to all, ir renpectiva of race or color. The gift, ahich rm not yet been accented, is valued at 1 ,500,000, nnd will be worth $2,000,000 whim the contemplated improvements are made. Mayor Sutro i suid to own one tenth of tbe total real estate in S.m Fran cisco city and county ; most of it,' however, is unimproved. A Big f arme. San Fuakcisco. Aug. 11. The Exam iner says a number of Eastern capitalists are in the city bard at work on a schoine, which, if carried out, means tbe revo'ution of the fruit industry of the country, and perhaps a business boom such as the state has never seen. '1 he scheme ia nothing less tliun tha reclamation of tbe Colorado desert by turnilig the waters of the Colo rado over it. But thnt is only th great rchetue. A Forest Fire. Oiampm, Wash., Aug. 11. A press representative has just returned from the burned district near Summit, wet of here. Much timber is laid to waste, but unless heavy winds spring up tbe settlors feel confident tbwt Ibe worst is over. Tlicjliig fire bus reached about 12 miles from here, where the flames havo full play und are raging all the way to Elmo, oer large territory on both side of the rood. pi flat. This ertr' jConstlpailon. DiaxfuM. J'i-oolor la the most wonderu discovery of the. . t dss t'.-en cn "ored by the men of Kuropa mid Amprira. railing Hen. of the tjrr and other paita. Strengthens, la vlcoraits and tonea the entire syktem. Hutiaa enm geliilttr, bervousneta. kmlssiona, and dvrelof r and restores1 weak organs fslna In the, back, louinl by day or laifcbtatopped Hudy.B is ESif vea- nwniurfisexs ft the dl rliarga n lara. Carta !,08T ZiflHOOO anicklT. Over 8.080 private endo-sepepta. Heuaturenwa means imuotenry in the first stave. It Is a symptom of seminal weakners and btimam It can be stopped in to days by the uaeof iiodraa. Tbe new duonvery was made '.if the BptetaW fstsof tbcold famous HaasM Msaleal Institute. It is the strooaeat vuailarr made. H la very powerful, but barmlna. Sold fur (140 pact am or packata fur S5.00'plalnseale4 boz). Written ruarai.ie aiTen fnf a enra. iryoaboy mx butet and an ca entirely eared. sx torn will beaent to yoafrreofaJlebaraea. ueri'tf etrroianand tisUmonuJa. Addnas BCDSON MKOICAf, INSTITtli; i laeUoa fttocfciilst, Market aV Ulllm ata aan FrmnrUeo, CaJ. The AcaSemy of Our Laiy Of PerpBlnal Help, Albany. Or... A hoarding ami day school conducted by the IVnedictine Sisters will resume studies Aug. 27. 1895. Every facility ill 1 offered for thor-) ough courses m scientific, normal, com mercial and elementary branches. An able teacher of piano, violin, guitar and vocal music will have charge of the musical department. Irrawing and paint ing a ill, like music, be taught aa extras. lx-sons in plain and fancv needlework. For further particulars call at the Acad emy or addn-sa Siktk M rrBKErs. SCENTIFIC DISCOVERY A f or I'ors 'nr HMca, Hair faHlna; ooi. 1 anJroff, Mea r r ?klv eon.1mr. eftba are p. fatty d.tMi r-tlnn cf tb balr. follcta or tr.y eiupti. !-, swald beat! a, bl-ckht-di, noa etc I have aMart la maia ti ht U.r i.ion. Una T.ZZVTLrl l.'r: I ar its w iablna; Ueat mrit cat. corault n e at my r'acw of i uf or i Add,es Boa 421 4 !.ny. IJm Co. Or N. It. Toa er. u VI k KECK S J liaii avaaaa. la the Bar. J Sas FnAsrtco. Aug. lJ.-Five ban-! ' it r. mifc Jt,. J.,,.,. 1 1 into to bay today ty daier. wbo. ratber d.troye4 "m-w aa- w-- a- -'a j crsatrbta rirerdanng tie piH, fes d.r j hare caaJ tl pn of frait. parti-al melons, to f:i. TUr, itiefon. at 1 ) o anv cents ) """ 5 gAS Feasri-o. Kasttea) , Aug. K n eTenicg : paper satstttat the weorr A hcgiith j w.4eo goods will ten after pay bigter triors fff Ibcir ninxtiu. This is tarti- uulrlr s of mjbi:r and aipaca good, tbe 11 , ... v . 1 . ! from ,0 to Ml tr cent lb tncreftan. ! . , 1 ,":. 1 zTT., j ,,; ;rP4M ,n Tii0rpai d4,w bas Uen foicoweu by an in- ! mns trWrsa. 5 Pa3.0t.ETOa. .tog. 14 Two bovs fou&d 1 a Lrk near the acroe of tbe Transfer booss Sre. covered with Lb!. A jonif man I wbo u sick in a UoarJtng booae bas been I diacovened bv the stale's .it. -race. who art be beard betatooe and Moore, the men j a..xued of tie mnrder. ia tbe bate!, coant Ur.g money and lalkrngabout th- killing rg-Omkmg lbe itjcidnts at- ! tach impnrtanoe to tbe caarre of murder i.u conaj another day. ! ' Cut a n.gbt le a public asd fctill le diatcrl-fd by !a!este These cngreeiooal booms a til look very siil- wben the bolU m is knocked completely oat of t em m s ' spring. Wheat it(VJ Ctbt a bu.uel. ftcm 60 cents a sack, oats 32 cents, and hay f 10 at Klamath Tbat place bas a market : 0 its own depending most!y I a. . .1 l;.. ' on local I 11 v ... 11 v. ta i. u cu''l,rv. ' It looks bad for Biady, so the papers . ay. Well it ought to look bad for htm. l!,e tr,ln robbei. Let htm suffer to the ; full ealent of the taw. In thedeatb of Frank Pixley the Pacific Coast loses one of its brightest news paper men, a genuine journalist, peculiar in some reepects, but a thorough Cali fmnien. lie did a great deil for that state. Here is the Schmidt cae in brief; Two Eastern Oregon lawyers were re cently allowed ti 5t0 lor forcloaing a t9,C0O mortgage ; thecl.ert got I2.5C0. Mr. Dolpb'e criticism waa ceitainly not wilbout grounds. Statesman. Really the high charges were not what what was troubling Mr. Ilolpli moct.were they. Summer outings often prove testa of the genuine character of men and wo men. Away from the restraints of home. ith nothing to do but to do nothing, men and women often do things against Ihe established principles of their character. The true man and wo man, married or siaele, comes out with a clean recoid ALUAY COLLEGE. Tbe fall term ot Albany College will open ns usual, and under favorable aus pices, on Wednesday, Sept. 11th,' 189i. The unexpected chnnges in the faculty will make no difference in the operation of the college. High grado work will be done in all departments. More definite announcements will be mtiih) ncf t week. ' Pvid P. Mason, President Board of Trustees, Albany College. J. P. Gai.iiraith, Secry. e "- ALBANY IS ALL RIGHT Keep your eye on this fact and also bear in mind 'hat C. E. brow, ell will supply yoar wants in the grocery line cheaper than any competition house in the city. Call at Tinkles and see what bntgains ia pbctos you can get this week. Farm Loans. I have a limited amount of money ts loan cn good farm lands in Jinn nnn ad joining county. On very favorable terms. Interest payable annually. Call sr writs 1 1 at once a the amount I havo for loaning will soon be gone. ' . 0.0. BURKHART, Albany, Oregon. FORTMILLER & IKYING w E K fe.EP constantly on hand a full coifing. Also burial Lines and a.;ri will hr old at The Uaral EMBALMING and U,r proper 1 TEJlI'LK HO EXTRACHARCE FOR -.eJa-f t3,-wVt rk" fill ALANY CIGAR FACTORY J. .IOM:iII. Proprlelor MANHOOD aMaV ailtirWbtftAsI VmMIi S'M O-- 7 . Tr y-t1i?X? . Star Baker SV er raaaTalblp a ad I fnf lit CO r RAD MEYER, PRCPEIETOR. 'esl r ralla Ulstsaare II r led Fraita. lebsxrw astgar rie aBaeat Vleafa Qaerasasre. VrgefaWlea, Igar -kpleea. Tea, Ele eerytbiog itat i k 4 ib aood varietv and gro eery store, liign-e-t prje paid fvr ALL KIXD50F PRODTCE THROUGH TICKETS to the EAT via the ITS i v a avo 1 i u"ia iUoion PaciliG SystenlS." Through Pui'.man Palace Tunrist sWprra ao.1 New Chair car DAILY POBTLANU TO CHICAGO. Trains I.-!-'. 4,, jel rare iicht- d tr '"int-h Light . Time to Chicago daa, time to Sew York 4 dart, wbic t i manv boars quicker than a: competitors. j For rates, time tab'? and full infur- j mation. apply t j Cl'aaEt k M oxratv 1. aznt. AU anr. ! Or. O R W Barrost. C S Baowa. Gen'l Aa-ent. IHs: Pa-t Agt 15 Third St, Portland. Or. r in ucrmc I C rtcetim IQRTHFRH VI PACIFIC R. R. u X Pullman Sleeping uarsj Elegant Dinvg Cars Tourist Sleeping Cars" St l anl Minneapolis lnluth rargn, TO itrand Forks ('mokston Winntprs Helena an-l Hmte THKOUGH TICKETS,,,,, TO Chicago Washington Philadelphia New York Boston and all Points East and South 1 T For information, time cards, taaps and tickets call on or write C O Bnrkhart, Agent, Albany, Or. Or A I Charlton, As't Gen Fans Agt, Portland, Oregon. Street Railway Time Card The car will leave the corner ot Hi- and Washington streets aa. fol'ows: 9:55 a. m. for overland coinir oo'th. tl t . train going east. f.5o " 1135 " 11:55 " 12:15 p. ro 12:85 " 400 5:35 " ianon tratn neon train going nottt, toutb Lebanon train: t:50 overland trclnc south FoTyiaVs Uaaa MoaJsv and an y to. m ClTy TRtASUREa'S NOTICE- Notice is hprehy gjven; tha funds am on hand 10 pay city wan ant Nos ts .137 inclusive, ot the Issue of lSVj, Interest on said warrants will cease on tne date of tbe pub-ication of this sot ice. Albany, Ore., Aug 5tb, "95 E, A. Pakkik l lty Treat urer. CITY TREASURER'S NOTICE- .u i..-i w...... funds are on hand to pay all warrants of r. ff s 1 1 a ac wfasa.KB.Hw a s a. at the cur of Albany. Uregon, issued prior toJanuarvl. lb4. ... A UTlVSt VMM ws SW sa-r " V 1-. I nlaaani sab allfh Was ntVS nl SI Wall 1 with the date of publication of this nonce. Dated at Albany, Ore on, this 3rd day of August, l$t)5. E. A. Pakkxr. City Treasurer. Stqtc Kotfiriql School' Monmouth, Or. A training school for teachers. Complete eight grade training department and strong Professional and Academic courses. The Dinloma of the school entitle one to teaco in any county in tbe state 1 without further examination. Board and Lodging, books and tu ition, $150 per year. Beautiful and healthful location no saloons. There i a good demand for well trained teachers; there is an over-a ipply of untrained teachers. Catalogue cbeerfully sent on application. Addr A. Wa s L . Cakpbei.l. Srelar 1'residen line of mrtalle ctntn and wood caskets and aulla In hrnadrtoth. nln riikinrr. c l..'vlag Prodi. care of the dead a specialty 7 T-U-j AI.EA.VT o&rco. HEARSE OR SERVICE RESTORED: mirmw Tti!, Innrti rf 1 f pastfefT I ft C . . aa aiarilr Imirjiu:!. KOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMEJir. Notice is h-rehy given that the nnaer eignrd a ite aigree f the estate of W . R. Graham an 'nolett debtor ba filed bi 6r.a- accocntia .aid aseianment with the county c erk of Lian coontv, O-ee 1-S5. at the boor of I .dock p. m. of said day make .polka-ion to the t irm.t Colrt of Un nnfw ft Priti5eni jo. to uate tee sa' rctoatt paa-ed upon and allowed as hia final account therein All perseca having any oljacticcs to ftre aUowacee of sais) accotiDt snt tne final 'eUiemrat of saJd insolveut eta' are hereby roiiSed to be present at raid tin.e and place and make the e-roe. I'.trd this iMh die of Js!y. 'iE85't , Jons Bbicob. Wealhe.ford t Vjitt, As-igae. aiij s for aangcee. AD Mi NOSTRA TC8S KOTICE Notice is hereby given that the nnder sisc4 aiminittrtxsr 0f tbe erate ef lletrr Bear deceased bas d ti final accoont wit'a ike clerk of I ha fn.na I . . . . . a . . l-uonix. IT . ana IDS a Bltaril'' Ue ? dajof Serrtembrr for hearing OijeCiou o satd acctnt if acv. and tbe Kt'ie ro-c". of the ette. - AdjsiB's'ra'or. Subject to Entry. Usma SraTEs Lsn Otfice Okeoo.m Ott. Mb , Joiv 2fib. 1SS5. NOTICE IS HEKESY GIVE:: THAT ; the approved plat of furrerof Fractional jtoam.hipio sooth, ri.cge'9 west,Frac 1 Towrsh'.; 6 soath. range 9 west. Frac tional Township 9 sootb, range9weT, . ,.utc,.4 iMB?ii.q iu kmi 10. ranee iu ractional Townshin 10 smith. west, Fractional Tcwnshin 7 ranee 1 1 wast. Frarikmal Tun. awau. wkicb S-v, Innn-i,. fnZampnuo ur TntLi.'JvL?LT iraniM. a f,iL f... TZ.-. " 7 " . aia t a i t!sip b soa;h, range 10 wert, Fractional a'o-per I Townhip 9 sonth. rane? 10 wet. Frac Recanin iior;al Township 6 sooth, noire 10 west, liave been received from the" eurvevor t7.-n-r-i1 Af I lrw,-r. n.l An t . . '. I lst9ok v m. of aaiJdav id I4-1 nr-be tied in this office and the ! Iiad therein embrscej will be subject to J eotry oa and after said date. . Kobest A. Miixxa, Prnta Pao.rrr, KegUter. Receiver. ! Notice. U5rr Sraxcs L.5n Orrrcr, t'KwifS I.ITV, UR . A CO . l?S. I NO I ICE IS HtHKBY GIVEN 1 HAT j tbe a pr roved p!as of aTey of tranship !. Sjo'b. Rarg s West and of loswti? 8 ; Siutn. Raxge 4 Eaat --e iwa n-i-ived j from the nrve or genera rf -egnn. and ,obS rt. 1. i35. ,,0. 0vw k w, f said day. said plat wi l I- 5:c4 ia th " r-ffice and tbe land the-ein mutvaced will j b- sebjert to entry on and e.ftrr aiid da'e. noBKHT A. AlltLXH, rtTKH PAOt'ET, I KeaisJer. Receiver. DISSQLUTIQH KOTICE. j No'ice U berebr eirn 'hit the paitcer , ship of FrvU itl ukin. daing tusi i ne as the t':5c Mattress Works, i ihis i ; dy dissolved by tnntoal consent. C. B. ! Hawkins retiring. Tbe business wi'l bs leintmoed nnder the same name be Frank ; Farrell. by whom all deba will be paid ; and with whom al accounts muat be aet 1 tl d. Frajek Farreu.. J Jn!y 11. 1SS5. C. E. Hawkixs. ' ' - - ! I I Will PAT WARRANTS NOTICE IS 3EREBT RIVEN t'A it I t nave tee funds on hand and wi l par all ounty warrants lamped rt paid for ths wnt ot unos previous taJcJy 5, i;oV lo ereot on the ame closing at ihis data. ng om. 4395. f. u. MORRIS. Connty Treasure. ALBANY FDBKITBBH GO xrcoPORA.Txrx Baltimore Clod, - - Albany, (rr.. 1 URNITUR E A complete line of UK0ERTAKIK6 in all its braacbss EMBALMING apeda!ty. w- 4 FOSHAY k MASON. Wholesale A Retail DRUGGISTS AXH BOOKSELliIRS AfBASy,T 0R90. Pure Drugs and the Finest and Largest ' tock of Stationary and Boss in the Market, F0H SALE. A now second hand bicy cle. Inquire at tnis office. lJKiVfj.tyKSALE.-14.000 firt cUs RICK FOR SALE. brick for sale. wica lor saie. tiarsraln foe rwnh Call on P. J. Broiler. riaa. rire am no damage to Mn ,Viereck's Ice Cream Harden I'vii ;!! a ' air 1 ia ready to serve Ae public by pint quart !orgalon. and in Send lQet ,11.1 4 14 wavw LOUIS VlKKECK. FOR RENT 5 room house near bualnss center, $7.50 a month. Inquire at L Viereck's. SUMMOKS. I the Circuit Court of the State ot'Ortgon fit the County of Linn Ihe Anglo American Land lor'.sge and Agency Com Plaintiff, any. Limited, a orpora- J LHol'ida.ar.d AnnaHliid ' his wife; and the Lombard In vestment ;o. a corpora' ion; and J P Reclor.W w Adams and Ah Fso.a chiaaman.and the Alliance rrot Oo. a Mis- IvfenJun soori corporation, and A B Msciitew and Edward Washbcrn, partners doing business nder tbe firm name of Maitbews and aahborc. TotiieLinibardlnTM'irwntrnmn..-. . corporftion, P Rector. V W Adin:. Ah Foo. a chinaman, futrr of the above named defendants; ni?rnv??AMEJ0PTHE ATE OF OKLGOij J on and eei. of you ,r- berebj required lo appearand answer tbe eras complaint of the defendant, be Alliance Trust company, a corpora?, m ,k above enutiei court in the a entitled suit now on file with ftie eierk of said car -jt or before the 2th ay of October !.; anJ yi and each of yoo a' fcoreby notified bat i you fail to appear and an- . ser as d complaiit as ber bj regoiredahe croaa c mplainant, the Alliance Trost eirr panv. wid apply to tr eon't for tbe relief demanded In said cross complaint, towit: Fur a Ccc'ee of thit coart, that a-d A!l anc Trost company, a corporation, nsay have and acqnire judgement tmnt iu co-defendtnts J LHoliida and A noa Hol.i da.fortneso'n ofHwatbouaad aol suty Collars (f3t0) with interest '.hereof-. at tbernte of 8 per e-nt per innom from tae fint Cay of 0-ia--', is30, and for the farther no of tw fcundrew doiiara, (tX) as a reaaonabie att-jriy' fed and for costs and dubaraements of tbe said Alliance Trust Compviy, a corpora tion, herein to be taxed and fba' tittt j ort decree a fofec'oore of tbe morime ' ..ill . - . . . iu uu cruas cumpiaini. ana snax tbe real proper y 'herein described, to-wit: Tbe Sotun cut qaartcr -A Sen cm Ten ( la), aad stb wtM qvr rr rf Kecxw Ceres (ll).ir.d North e q a:- of Szc tkm F1f:eea all l r. m-n.p F.m'rtn (14) S a'b RasgT F.r (a w of t Witlaetie Mrtifli.n ; d be ineing-a-,ne N'irt"i wr c -mr? ..f the Sooth rast qurtr of tKj g.,, m Trs .ll);tad int.atnK tbcace Eat Si a -''j-ioo f'6.63) chains; tence rhft. (5)rtin; -.bence Wot S x and &V100 ( 6 63) r-w; be-ce North Fire (5) ebaia t p .c I be- 1&- bait a Ej of Soatbae- . run of aid ! i e ton T, II ); mnl ranuin ce Eat """''r" 120 "i l" utt i If'V. f V Fu!! ito''' ? f tZ'at' 5- -6cV.-ara ace 'vl )ts": f Ixri uTxT'ia4 aiwit S a,r q lartrr i S-i-aes: q-tarter of tail Section t'.evcB (if), containing in a), haared sal twea'y it and 60-ton ace tuctect leas, acwsiag '.co'r-nTeEii -rr ; t; ri im the manaer pr-acribri b 1 epoo ex ecution by lie Sheriff A sa:- Coor.tj to ai wfr the at ore ee sectrvd b aid r'g'Z- na a rejaaM' at1. ees a-e. B4 coats, .to tnat ire proceeds srlJag frr-as sacb sa'e be aj r4te-: first to I pynterw of B rtrat atd diaurscatrcts at m i son ant -O tbe atore a lee praed (or ia aa-d ct caaapUSot cd to buBCr-d dllar(fax); Second: to the pay men t cf any j-ttig-asentlbat ma b rcndrreJ hcria in fa- of the said refeccast the A'i sace Tract ' W. imnm mnnn;L. I d that tbe p aia-15 sad all of the id dclt-rdaots. erceiee the Aittaace I a, t' ,r.A ,:i . . ; . " . 1 . - . - ..WU,K aaoer them, or ..'w - 1 ' rl . i , t: ... tic eiuer cf "'- wei VT rTn, rr-tr. arj in. or to said real ad fvire-!ied oi Vqwiy of r drtcpiioa procertr, ty in, part vnereoi. A-a inat a r,e prrw eeed arising tram tod-i nt h- r soS dent t p aaid d-fedat?. Alii-nee T.ast Ccairiaart f a clain. c '. if, bnrseaaewia and afo'ary's f-. ! B taia ce-Btedaa-. The AHiaace Trust Cosnp-rr. aaie jadirnrnt ?.ir.i- the de endanU J. L. Ho! fci ar d Anna Hol id for toes deficiency r.J i.r cxreo iB tbe-efor iaia tbe proprlv of she aefeixUoU J L Hoiii Ja and A aa H 1! 'iaa and for ach otter relief t-e coort asay area j jt aad equitable. TtU sm naoa U pab!iibed by cri.T cf Hon. H H Hewitt, Jnde of tbe Cireait Girt cftae ate ol 0Tn f"r L:rn coay. maieat Cambers Jaly 9b. O.G ?U.13. Att araey for the defeadiT;!. the A Uiacce Va4 Company, a corp-TitltJi. Notica forPublicatioi. I xd Ornca at Okesos Citt, Or. Agast 3. 15S5. Notice is hereby givea tbat tte fo k- i I ag-naitei seter hassled ncue tf ! JflV' ? J K ,h. i v . r . Albany. Oregoi). em Sept 16. I?95. via: tn'-n Kesrcey. H E No. It for th N SaalN VY lie oira i otot- fan coa- tinaooa reaiderre -i cn tT.tio" of. aUl land, via: P.A. Corrs'il, J. L. tarry. Ncti Mctt, of B rrv, the. and J. Cj Mackey of Cetmit u..- Horaar A Mru.EE, Re.ii-er; t Notice fcr Pnhlirftt.tnTJ Laxd Oftic at OhEoox Crj Xot-ce i hereby eivea that the fo named settler has Sled notice of 1 tent ion :o wake 6nj pronf rn snpJ bis claim. as.i tfat said pro- f made before Co Clerk ot Liaa Co. ban. Or . on Sept , ' IS, lSJH Phi'p A.Crreil.H E. No, lvl the N E 1 N E t4- See 16. V i N I and Si.SiSetiiTp 10 Si He names toe following witnesses tf nit continuoos reioeoce upoa aod vanon cf, said land, vu: Js Morrow. James L. Beny. Joba SealMcKca.allolBerrv.Or. EH Smith, who filed corttst again entry is hereby speciallv no'ihed pear and show cane wbv sati should not be allowed. ROBERT A. MILLER, Reg Notice for" Public 1 LA5D QVFfCS AT CREtOS Cl Aaaasi : Notice is hereby Een tbat the foil aamed settler baa Sled notice of bit tmtion to make Saal proof ii tupptJ his claim, and that nua proof aril made be'o:e County CJeifc of Linp iU l, ' " .- .-li l.l - " 1 aioany. wr., oa i. tciv- L. Berry. U. E. Xe. 1C71I. for the i S E I Sec. Id. S W i4 S w l ' SecJ XWjXff t.' Sec 2i X E i X E 21. Tp Id a B B. He names ihel lowing witreases to proe hlj CiMUnl reajiovc uraa ' cuKisaiioa or, land, vis: R A Conreli. John K John Fogarty, Keil McRia, !l cf Beii Oregon. . s ...j R0BEBT A. MILLSR. Register J Notice for Pablipatioa UAAU irFFTE ATI lBarsp.xr 1 rTV I IB Aogust 5th, tS95. Ing najiied settler has Elt d ioice ef his intention td make final mviI in mnnnt ot hi sUim. ana tjtatsa v-oo vJ ..rKwt reguterana receiver a son City. Oregc. cn lpfefriber is it. ia. vuarie a. lUpMun. H K N,v 11IJ7. for the S E I Sec 35 To 1C S R 7 E. He names the following witnessss io rrove his . continuous rv'aidence upon and cut iva'ion i. sa'a lamt. vi: j a W rieidecfce. rreu W SUhlman. L W Smith. Frank Weber. all of rVroit Oregon' " KO U B f A . "M ILLEK, Kgst r. ADMINISTRATORS H0TIS5. Notice is hereby eiven tbat the under signed alminlstrator nf the estate ol 'John Fagan deceased bas filed bis boat aryiBrrl with the cleric of the county court' o Li.m count t, Oregon, anl tbe cou't h tied the 7th dar of October. llsSt, at tbe noor ot iu o clock a. m . tor ins oegri of objections to said account- If any -hJ for the settlement of thees;a'e. This the 14th day of August. 1890 W. 0. Mohgan, Admr Weatherford 4r Wyatt. Attys for Atmr. Price's Creata Baking Powder Jtwarwai GaU Maaw Ifldwatav Pa- 9