The state rights democrat., June 08, 1888, Image 4

Wm. Fortmiller & Co,,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Prompt Attention-First-class Hearse
jtVAfter business hvura oall at re.ldonoe
Fifth in I lUksr streeta.
THE YAQUINA ROUTE.
Oregon Pacific Railroad,
Oregon Development Corr paiiy' strain
hip Line
225 MILES SHORTER.
20 HOURS LESS TIME
than by any other routs.
Flrstolaas through passotigsr ami
freigbt line from Portland and all peiuta
In the Willamette Valley to and from Sau
Krancieoo, Oal.
Willamette River Lina of Steamers.
The " Wm. M. Hoa," The N. 8. Dent
ley." The "Three Ulster" are In service
for both paaaenger and freight trafno be
tween Cervallls and Portland and inier
tnedlate points, leaving Company'! wharf,
Corvallta, and Messrs. Hut man & Co's
wharf, Nos. 200 and 202 Front St., Port
land, three times a weak aa follows :
NORTH BOUND.
Uavs CorvalUa, Man., Wed. end Krul.v. 10 00 A.M.
Lax Albaar, Monday Wad. and KruUv. 1 4:00 Noon
Arriva Portland, TUe., Thu, m i Saturday, 6: P. at.
SOUTH BOUNO.
Cav
Leave
Portland. Hon.,
Albany, Toe., Th
Oonrellia, Tu., 1
Wad. aad Friday, 8:00 A. M.
ur. tik Saturday. 1:4) i. M,
Arrive
Tho. and Saturday, 1'. M.
Boats make close connection at Albany
lth trains of the Oregon Pacific Railroad.
T1HE Sv'UKDl'LE. (xcent Sunday a)
Leave Albany, 1.03 r. a, . Leave Yaquina, 0a,k.
Leave Cor rail la, 1:17 r, s. Leave CorvailU.lU.3S .i.e.
Arrira Yaquina, 6:50 r. s I Arnv. Albany, 11:14 a. a,
O. C. trains oonnejt at Albany and
Corvallis. The above trains connect at
Yaquina with the Oregon Development
Company's Line or Steamships between
Yaquina and San Kranciaoo,
N VII.INU DATES .
rasa sax saax&soo.
1 raqcuu
WUlameUe Val)y,
WUauaatta Valley,
May Slat.
May Slat
June lllh
aUyiMth
June tb
June llih
1 valley.
.Valley,
The Cumpauy .ctm the right, to
onange smiiiug Males without notice.
N. fi. Psseenaera from Portland snd
Willamette Vadev points cam make dose
connection with the trains of the Y equine
route at Aioany or torvsllla, and 11 dea
Uned to Sen r ranciaoo should arrange to
arrive ai raqutua tne evening bolore date
0 sailing.
roaacaser aad r.elfel Kate, alwaya the
UwrU.
For inf riuUvo apply lal' J Stuart, Freight and
Tiekat Afeol, Albany, or to C H Haawcli, Jr., O. F.
P. Aft,, Oragoa Development Co., SM M .nltfoajerj
St., San FranciMM, tad. C C H01.1t..
A. O. F. and P. AnoL
Orsou Paciac K it Co. Corral Ua, Or.
OVERLAND TO CALIFORNIA
Oregon fc C ililornia ft. R,
AN L GOSTNECriOHS.
tub mt. ti t Kr re.
aaivma Albany and aa .
l-j.c.c j, y, bours
fJIMMMa r.xraia 1. tixn daiit.
sefih .Wh
4.00 r. s. I Leave i' rtlj..J Arriva I 10:0 a S
;& r a Uai Albany L lere 1 7.U5 a s
7:40 am I Arriva las F.aaciao heave 30 fa
boCAi. rAaaaaaaa raAtaa daiit ,eacept Sunday).
:N a s I Laara PerUaod "Arrive Miri
MM0r j Lee. Albany Leave 1 UJ6 a s
t.iOr a ; Arrive Kareee Lesas aim a a
tecAt raaaaxeaa Taaiaa sailt, axesrr ai xuAT.
kM r a I Uara Albany Arn j iS a a
Mr M I Arriva Lbauoa Uravt b.QU a s
ltMrl Uav. Albany Arrival tAlru
IJSrs I Arriva Leeaaou lam 2:Uu r a
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS.
Kl XKlliU MLKKPiCa rr
aecaad 'las Pacager
all ihraasb Iralna
rSKK OF I'NIRU,
West Basle avtvlaluN.
HUrvfKKV rOBTXUH ill) laVttlTAlXIS.
a An. vsaui baut (ex apt Sanoay.)
"at A s Leave Portland! Arrive 6:15 r s
tttb r u Arrive C jrvUlla Leave 1:30 r m
Bxrxsas txatxa sailt (x 1 tp'. Duadsy .
:S0ra Leave Portland Arrive 940 a s
SrfJ) ra I Arri-e Meatlaxville Leave 6.46 a u
At Albany and Cervalhs osMieot with trains of
Oregon Paetfla BaQroad
far full inforxaaUon retarding rate, maps, etc.,
ee Coaxaeay's Agent.
B. KOEHLBR.
E. P.
BOOK&S,
Pass Asset,
Summons,
In th Circuit Court 0 th St U cj Or gos
for Limn County.
R, 8, vt
VS.
John Helghale, Wm England and George
Williams, Defend sots.
To John Heighale, Wm Eng'and and
George Williams, Defendant.
IN the name of the State of Oregon: You
are hereby required to nppar and an
swer the complaint filed air mst ytu in the
above entitled snit, ou or owCnw
theS&tk day or Jane, ises,
that being the first day f the next regulsr
term of said Court following the publica
tion of this Summons, and if you fail to
so anawar, said Plaintiff will apply to
said Court for a decroo against the said
Defendant, John -teighele for the sum of
two thousand dollars uh interest there
on at the rate . ( u n o-r ent per annum
since the 25th ia of September, 1886, aa
money due Plaintiff jon a promissory note
be made by sid John Heigbsle, to Plain
tiff, snd also s decree against said Defen
dants for the forcleauie of a mortgage
made bv id Defendant, John Holghsle
osald Plaintiff to secure the payment of
aid sum and inter. st and forihe ssle of
the mortgagt a premises or laud mortgag-
nd, deaurtoeit to-wit : 1 be west of S E
X and os-t i or s w of t-ection 20 in
Township 9 aeuth i.rtange 2 east of the
Willamette merioi.o, in Uinn county,
Oregon, and agntmu said fJefendant, John
Heigbsle for $' .ttorneya fees and costs
sod disbursement and sIho that the pro
ceedtt of such sale lie s plied iu payment
of ssld principal and lnuj.et, Attorney's
fe a and disbursements.
This Summons ia served by publication
thereof six sue dve aesks in the S r atk
Hiohts DKMi rn vr hv order of Hon. R,
P Boise, Judge or said Court, made at
f'hambi rM stio bearing dsb the 9th day of
May, ife8
'HAW A OrkQO,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Notice for Publication.
Land OHice. i.t lloseburg, Or., I
April lUth, 1888.
NotfeV is hereby gitcii that the fnllowing
UMined r.-ttl.r has filtd notice of his intention
to make final proof ;n support of hi clsiiu,
ad that said pro. f will i ado before the
KeKivter or Receiver of the U. S. Land Of
lic. st R'Moburg, Or., on
Tharsdiu, June tb, 188a,
vii : Rsuben A leach, Preemption D S No
SI8I for the E of N E Sec. 4,Tp. 14 SR 1
west, W. M. He name the fnllnwina wit
nesses to nrcve h continuous residence upon
and cultivation uf a iitl laud, viz ; Herbert E
Cadv, of Hweet H.me, Liun couoiv, Or.,
Pelsg Frtiitt, George Uoeflein, J W Mn-Dani-I.
all f Crawfordvilla,Linn county, Or.
Chah. W, Johnston,
Register.
tsonniolnPHils4elphla
at the Newnpttixir Auver-
agent.
awawa
THIS PAPER
Conrad Meyer.
PROI'KIKTOK OF
STAR BAKKIIY,
Unrner Broadalbin and First Sts
-DKAliKR IN -
'svnii-d Fruit ,
Qlauware,
Dried Fruits,
To burro,
ftar,
Coflee.
Kir,,
'! Il n-.tH.
VricrtMblrM,
Cigar,
Mtlrr,
Tut,
a.tc.
In fact ovsrythlng that is kept la a gen
ral variety and grocery store, lilgticd
market prloe paid for
ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE.
Andrews & Hackteinan,
VYLDOUGLASl
13.00
SHOE
WARRANTED.
ST TAN
OS 5.
SOLE AGENTS,
LEBANON. - -mi ON
Summons.
7m tk Circuit Conn of tkr Stat 0 Ortgm
for lit Con 11.' v of ten.
Martha Houstpn, Plaintiff.
Vs.
Josie K, Tim ni or mail, Defendant.
To Juaie K. Tiramoriuan, the above
named Defendant.
IN the name of the Stale of Oregon: You
are hereby required to appear and an
Mwerths ceuiplalut of the abovo named
Plaintiff in the above entitled Court una
en file with ibeClerkof aaid LVurt. within
ten days from the date of the service of
this Summons upon youfssrvM in Linn
county, Oregon, bot if serves! in any
other oounly in this State then within
twenty dsys from the date of the service
upon you, or If served on you out of the
State or by publication, tbeu by the tlrst
dsy ol the June term of the Circuit Court
following such service, to-wit :
the nth dsy r Jan, isss.
and you are hereby notified that if you
lail te appear and answer said com plaint
aa hereby required the Plaintiff will lake
Judgment against you for the sum of
2,454.33 snd interest thereon from May
5th, 1888, at 8 per cent per annum and for
the further sum of $3633 with interest
thereon at the rate of H per cent per an
num from the 2nd dsy or May, 18S&, and
for the coals and disbursements to be
taxed and for an order of the Court to sell
the property attached la the above entitled
action to aatlsfy any judgment obtained,
t. wit . Lot 71 in the city ofScle. I.lnn
county, Oregon, excepting the following :
Beginning at the H K corner of said let 71,
l hence W 50 feet ; thence N 16 feet ; thence
50 feet ; thence S 10 feet le the place or
beginning. Alao tho K of lot 70 In Sclo,
Linn Co, Or Alao comment :lna at the S E
corner of Lot 70 in the city ofSoio. Linn
county, Oregon, and running, theoce W
25 tset ; thence S 32 feet to the north hank
of Thomas Creek ; thence easterly along
the north bank or said Creek to a point
opposite snd on a line with the esat
boundary line or ssld Lot 70; thence N
31 feet to the place of beginning, at a point
14 on ciiairi r. r.i the n rc corner of Sec,
Z2, Tp. 10 S K 2 w ; thence K 5:12 cbaina
thence S 20 chains; Ibonce S S0 4s' K
10.54 chains ; thence S 32 80 chains ; thence
W 45 00chsluN ; 1 hence N 52.80 rhui us to
the place of beginning, containing 100
seres, io Linn uintv, Oreiron.
This is publHhed ty order of the Hon
rt. r, Uoiae. inado at Chambers the 10th
dsy or May, 188.
J. K. Wkatiikrxoi.
Attorney ler Plaintiff.
Notice for Publication,
Land Office at Orr gon Citv, Or. )
Mav 1---. I
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing uauitd settler haa filed notice of his
intenttou to make final proof In support of
nia claim, ana ttiat asid prcor will be
made ltfore the Judire or in case ef hla
absence tho County Clerk r Idnn wun.
ty, Oregon, at Albany, Oregon, on
enemy, Jaly tub, IK,
via : John M. Pfaughcr. Ifniiuatcad En
try . 470 for the ri V, of N E mid N
J or N W of Sec. 82, Tp 1 1 m U 1 E. He
names the following wi'nes-ni to prove
nis continuous resilience uixm and culti
vation or, ead land, viz : Jo M Soiiih,
jonn u Doya, moms , l rocket t William
Ray, all of Lebanon, Linn county .Oregon,
W. I, Uru.Ni v,
Register,
Admiuistrator's Notice.
Notice Is hereby iriveu that ibe undr-
signed haa been, by order of the County
court or Linn coonty, Oregon, made
nytin vtiu, JOOO, amy appointed AOIOIII-
istrator ol tho estate of Samuel R Duncan.
. 1 . a a - "
utwaae. am persona naving ctKlma
against aaid estate are hereby notified to
present them duly verified to th under
signed at hla resldeuoe in Albany, within
si momns irom tne .late hereof,
April 27th, 1888,
H, M. PnKNi.OToif,
T. J . Stitbs, Administrator.
Attorney fr Administrator.
Summons.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon
for inf. tjonnly of Linn :
Mary A Ilroadwell, Plaintiff.
vs.
Jacob 0 Broad well, Defendaur.
To Jacob C, Broadwell te above named
uerendBBt.
TN the nam j of the State of Oregon : Yon
X ars berebv rfnuire-l ta anr,ar .n,t a
swer tne complaint of tho above named
Plaintiff in the above entitled Oourt now
- . . . . r 1
oi, hie with the Clerk of said Court with
in ten days from th date of the service of
ibis isummens upon you ifservod in Linn
couniy, Oregon, but If served in any other
tn tne ntate or c r.vn then with n
twenty days ol the servi;e, of ibis Sum
mons upon yon. or If served Otrtfcl lo of the
State or ty publication th u by the first
aay 01 the next regular D-rm or Court fol
lowing, 'o wit :
(lie 'Mill day or Jane, KSSS,
and you are hereby notified if you fail to
answer aid complaint a hereby required
the Plaintiff win apply to the Court for
ha relief demanded 'in lids oomulaint.
towlt : A decree dissolving ths bonds of
ms rimotiy now exlating and for the care,
custody and control of minor children
named iu the complaint and for the costs
nd disbursements and such other relief
s rasy be equitable.
Tb'.s Summons 1 1 publi-hcd by the or
der of tho Hon. R u. Holme, Judge of said
i . a. a ee . auu.
vyours maus .nsy ara, 1
J. K W KATHKRr till).
Attorney f..r Plsintiff.
"Jim Westfall,"
CHINESE MERCHANT.
Full line of Chinese goods or all kin. Is on
hand, Also full line of
JAPANESE GOODS.
0BBB3H PitJHO C01TB1CI0R,
for this section.
Laborers furnished on short notice fb
any purpose.
Opposite S E Young's, Albany,
J. K. WEATHERF0RD,
(NOTABY PUBLIC,)
iTTORNEY AT LAW,
ALBANY, OBEV8R.
nrILL PRACTICE IN ALL THE COURTS 0FTHB
IT State. Special attention given to solleetlons and
rebate matter.
saYOffictin Odd Fellow's Temple.
114:2
tWMt
aWfv7.9EST T''n lllllllllll I 1
LUMBAGO-LAME BACK.
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1
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Do You Want Furniture ?
If YOU DOll' T
W. H. WILLARD,
where von will find the best make and
Oneat finished
BEDROOM SUITS, PARLOR SUITS,
EASY CHAIRS AND
LOUNCES.
Alo a fine line of
PICTURE FRAMES,
and a huntlcrd dllTWrent slylta of
mouldings.
(Picturo frames made to order.
The largest and best stock of
UNDERTAKERS GOODS,
ever kept in Albany. Prloe reasonable.
ALBANY COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
ALBANY, OREGON,
1887, 1888.
tan Term vswsa ofpiratarr 13th, ISS7.
A full corps of Instructor--'
CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY,
COMMERCIAL AND NORMAL
CLASSES.
Couraea of tudy arranged to meet the
need of all grades of students.
Sffrial inducement ojrrrd to itudmtt
rout ubtomd.
Tuition rangna from $6,50 to
Hoard in private fatoiliee at low ratea.
Hoouis lor aeir-boardlng at small expense.
A oa refill auperviaiou exerniaad over stu
dents away from home. Fab term opens
September Tib. For circulars and full
particulate address the President.
ki t. 1 iBi.kT v odit
Albany. Oregon.
Noctie.
We have appointed Mr. 8. A. DcVaney,
of Waterloo a our Agent in Linn county
for Lmti' of fJusiuess prepared by Prof.
Paron' of Harvard I'niveraitv extresiiv for
tttrmen and buttu men. bnooracd by the
chief and aaaociated justices ol the Supreme
Ilcnch. la pronounced by thoufcand cif lite
clearest headed buntc incu of the coun
try as a book which they can not a Hot -A to
0 uttkout. We ask an investigation of it
meiita.
Agent wanted In every county In the
State
W. P. tiRANT, PublUher.
(Agent for Western and Pacific States.)
3100S California St., Han Kranciaco, Cal.
"
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The BUTBBIP GUIDE la
Issued March and Sept.,
each year. It is an one.
elopedia or useful infor.
'mation for all who pur
base the luxuries or the
UCCussitlcs ol hlo. VJr,
can clothe you and furnish you with
all tho necessary and unnecessary
appliances to rid, walk, dance, eleep.
eat, flab, hunt, work, go to church,
or stay st home, and in various aires,
styles and quantities. Just fig-ore out
what ia required to do all these things
COMFORTABLY, and you can make a fair
estimate of the value of the BUYKHB
GUIDE, which will be sent upon
receipt of 10 cente to pay postage,
MONTGOMERY WARD A CO.
Ul-llft Michigan Avonuo, Chicago, 111.
First National Bank
OF ALBAS! v OIUK.ON .
Pnsttdent.............. m u PLN
Vice Prrtdei,t S. E. Yol Nli
OAshler UfcO. K. CUAMBEKLaIN
TRANSACTS A GENERAL Uaiiktnif busi
AOCOUNTri KEPT subject to check.
SIGHT EXCHANGE snl Ulersnhtc transfer. x,M
011 Near York, San Prauciaco, Chicago and Portl
QMBMb
IXnuVBwmmo MADE on bvorable Unna.
DiaacToai.
m. K Youae, 0a. E Chamscklm
L K Blaix, I.. Puss,
Waltks E Tuaaati.,
Lino 'Vunty Bank,
COWAN, RALSTON & CO.,
(successors U Drwan A Cusiok.)
ALBANY - - - OREGON.
TRAN8ACT8 s general hanking biasness.
UUAw SIGHT DRAPTS on Nw York, Bar.
Fran
enwoand Portland, Oregon.
1 1
LOAN MONEY on approved security.
RECEIVE deiiosiU subjec to cheek.
COLLECTIONS entrusted to us will receive pcoieet
en tion.
H. F. MERRILL.
"
33 -A. 1ST IKZ OS,
ALBANY, - - - ORECON.
Sell cxf.-lianire
on Nsw York, Sait Vranclsco and
Portlsial.
Iiuy notcH, Hta'o, county ad tv warrants. Re
ceive deoslt subject to chsck. Interest allowed en
time deHeits.
Collectiuna will receive prompt attention,
t'orrespandena solicited.
Fire and nurine fnfsarsnce placed In reliable cem-
saasss,
aVOfflce hours from 8 a. m . to 6 p. m .
Notice for Publication,
Land Office st Oregon City. Or., )
April 30th, 1888. ,
NOTICE i hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice of hi in
tention to in tke final oroof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will be in -de before
theC-niritv Clerk of Linn county, Or., at
Albany. Or., nh
woiulnay, June 12fb. IKSH,
viz : John w t. ox, pre-emption I) .S No.
5171 for Lot I, Sec. 34, Tp. 11 8 It 1 W. He
names the following witnesses to prove hi
continuous residvuee upon, and cultivation ef
said land, via. John O'liovd, R Tuclrer, B
Powell, A J r it .water, all of Lebanon Or.
W. T. Buhnkv.
Register.
WHITHER k THOMPSON"'
Plain and Ornamental Painting
and Paper Hanging,
CEILING DECORATIONS A SPECIALTY
v.,rk clone on short notice fitber io oic
r t "I'ttrjr. Charges reasonable.
Children Cry for 4
1 l I if
cmocrat,
TKM PKHANCK lObPMN.
gailad ay Albany W, 0. T, U.
California now has Uv oiUe under loosi
optioo ml... namely 1 Pasadena, Itiyonide,
Taatin, Woodland sad Kl Modsha. This
speak volant for a Stst,wbioh esports a
much wins aa California aad i a propkocy of
the future, iu that it show an swakeniog uf
the people to the great evil, ilirsotly trsoc
able to tho use of the native wins. Tnorosgh
work i being done by tba W.C.T.U. women
and other, in msny locslities, and ws hop,
to hear of many more of tkoae beautiful
t it e being added to this list.
Joseph Cook say : Ws shall never he able
to ile throne the liquor traffic in American
politics until w cease to ha silent partners in
in it gain.
The Catholic Tutsi Abattaenco Union io
1887, tneladed twenty-two sabordiast
union, 75 1 aooiatioi, snd a msutbershtp of
over 00,000. A personal, voluntary pledge is
exacted from the member to abstain from all
'ntoxiosnt for a atated time, to ilia courage
the nse of titaulsut, snd to do all that is
possible tojdestroy the vies of drunksaoats
Cardinal Manning ia Kogland aad Bishops
Ireland and Kuans of this country are cited
a tb leader in this wide-apread Catholic
Urn iterance movement.
The Union does not assume to deal with
the legislative aspect of th temperance re
form, and is absolutely nou-political.
It fill an important place among the in
fluontia! tempsrsnos agencies of oar time and
coon try.
OkkT
The Senate, on the 13th ult., passed the
Oweu Sunday Ciostog Bill by a vote of 'io
to 2. It takes from council of municipal or
gaaisstiooa the power so decide whether in
toxical log luinor xhall be sold or not on
Suodsy, snd prohibits all sale of liquor on
nuuusy.
IlliaaU.
TWe Cook County drank Jury for the
month of March, after investigating sundry
Chicago murder cases, mads the following
igni Meant report ;
"Oat iawestigattoa of the murder oases has
impressed us to the degree that we deem it
oar official doty te call the attention of the
Court to the following facts in the hope thst
it may have eoote little effect 00 future leg
ialatien regarding the liquor t raffia : We Had
that in every ease of marder or manslaughter
(except one) th eases leading te the crime
asms direct from the as loon. Furthermore, it
came not from tb higher and better class of
aaloooa, but from those ia the poorer and
lower portion of oar city, and oooseqaently
from tit lower glad of saloons. It eeema te
us that a long tn toward aoltg this prob
lem io a uniform lioenas of 91.000 psysNa
annually in advance, to he exacted of all sa
loon keeper."
The link between the saloon and murder is
cloae. The f 1,000 remedy proposed would
quits certainly prove inadequate and diaap
poiatiog. TaxcD Democracy shouts for CLKVK
lanm, the Mills Bill, free trade with Mealco
snd down with the Surplus! A voice fa
also raised for Roger Q. Mill for Vice
President. The fact la, Texas Is proud of
iu Mills.
UK A I. ISftTAVnHALKrt.
A recorded In the County Clerk 'a office
of Linn county. Oregon f
David ii wan to Francis M Miller,
4 lots, Lebanon 9
Martin Wertz to Sarah Luper, 5 lots,
Tangent
J R South to Louisa South.aU of his
farm except 160 acres
I R South to Wm R South, 160 acres
f R South to Mary Smith, 300 acres
Jo 8 Ames to El wood Dean, 1 acre
3 I
as
J 11 Jenka to G C Turner, 12 acre.
11 w 4
75
Tbos Davis to Murv A Davis. s
acres, 12 w3
Amos Ames t Glena Mining and'
Smelting Co. of Portland, Blue
Bell claim on Santiam
Margaret llatdman et al to Philip.
w w
irssi
K itter, 14c acres 1 1. 1 i w : . ... CaJO
.Martha Kollis to Philip R itter, earner
as last
D S tu Robert Kent, 160 aicea ty
W 2 t
1 tent
U S to Wm J O'Hara, 32O acsea, 9
w 1 . . pf tent
N'OTKM.
The greatest good to t he-greatest number
is a cardinal democrat it principle, hence
he party favors a rcdussUon of high taxa
tion.
e
As hades is said to know no fury like
that of a woman scorned, so the world hath
no greater liar than the campaign slanderer
defeated.
The moat egrvgiously mistaken man In
the county is the one who thinks tariff re
duction will never win.
It seems as though the Republicans, will
not be satisfied unless Mr. Illaine publishes
his withdrawal in the form of an aff idavit.
But why thi lack of confidc.ee in the word
of this most prominent candidate?
Solicitor Jenks made ajirofounrl remark
the other day when he declared that "very
many people are Democrats who are not
Tiswarc ef it." As the clearine: awav of the
cloud shows the mariner the star and
enables him to determine where he Is, so
the present discussion of economic question
dissipates the fog of partisanship and dis
closes the path of safety.
l'retectlon benefits u dozen people and!
cheat a hundred. A uniform tariff resu
med to the needs of hid r ry and produc-i
Mg n sufficient amount ot revenue to meet
the just demands of the government eco-
iiomicauy administered is all the protection.
which fair minded people can ask, and the !
people will never be satisfied until it Is re
duced to that point.
In 1884 the Pennsylvania democrats.un-
der the leadership of RandalLand on a plat- (t
form dictated by him.had a majority of B v 1
000 against them. This year they follow
another leader and a different policy, vmd
the republican majority will shown serf
shrinkage..
The Democratic party, In its leader, then
President, has taken firm ground en the
side of patriotism, peace and duty. He
has demanded a retu rn te the ways; of
peace.
The price of wool has declined arv2 fifoc
republicans papers are quick to attribaftr it
to the Mills bill. But the Oregoniam said!
Tuesday lhat the price of range cattle fed
lower than ever before, . Yet there no
wtol on cattle.
Phil Sheridan Friday was made General
of the army.
Pitcher's XastoHa
lite
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WP"fll,B' -''SB'v'a'swaaaaBax
THAT 10 SUIT or CLOTH KH.
During the tariff debate In the houae
Friday, Mr. McKlnley of Ohio, te the n
tonUliment of all and the dUcoinfifure of
Mr. Moment Boston, who had bear Inter
rupting the npcaker, dramatically unrolled
and held up for Inspection a $10 null of "all
wool clothe" bought at the Bovlon cloth
ing heuaeof the third dlatrlct cengreaamun.
Mr. McKlnley then went on te shako tbl
ult of "all wool" In the face of the demo
crat in refutation of the oft-repeated aaser-
tion that the tariff on woolen good en
hanced the prices of tltote product manu
factured In tbU countryuul he ftcrlcd In
hi turn that the labererrlld no moru for
hi clothing In thUthan In any other coun
try. The New York Tribaue. now take
the $ioault and reassert that "the clothe
worn by worklngmcit arc a cheap here
with protective duties a they would he If
the same goods could be Imported free of
duty. Such claim have been made very
frequently during the tariff agitation. Nor
do we pretend to deny them.
But the war tariff advocate should be
consistent. If these claim are true, then
It follow : Either, that the efficiency of
American labor employed in the woolen
manufacturing industry I great enough to
overcome any difference In wage here and
abroad ; or, American labor I paid no
more in that Industry than KnglUh labor.
What, therefore f Why, the tariff I abso
lutely usclcs in either cae a a protection
against pauper labor. There U no ecape
from thi dilemma. The war tariff men
mutt cither admit that the duties enhance
the price not only of product Ifnpertcd.but
of these of domestic manufacture ; or they
must admit that American tabor need no
protection. More than all this, tltey must
admit that, If duties of bo and 100 per cent
are needed on these same woolen clothea
which they so atrenueualy claim to uf
ford protection to laber.that t,makc up the
difference 'n the coat of labor here and
abroad, then the amount of these duties
must be added to the price of the product
to save the manufacturer from lots.
Do they admit It Net much. Then ef
what use I an 80 or too per cent tariff on
woolen good ' On the other hand they
any clothing can be made as cheap here aa
anywhere. Then labor must be as cheap
here as anywhere, Its efficiency making
good any difference In the nominal rate
here and In Enuland. to nsistencv la a
precions jewel and exceeding rare in this
partlaan round at the tariff. Springfield
Ifrpublkan, ( R cp. )
John Dunlae, the millionaire tin-plate
manufacturer, of Pittsburg, Pa., has pub
.Isbed a letter Indorsing President Cleve
land's tariff ideas, and say Mr. Cleveland
deserve the thank of the country for the
prosperous administration he has given
the people. In polMcs Mr. Dun lap has
been an Independcnttlthough his leanings
were to the republican party. He did not
vote for President Cleveland, but aa he sat
in his cosy office on Second avenue and re
viewed the administration of the Chief
Executive he concluded by saying
will vote for President Cleveland. He haa
given ua the best administration of public
affairs that wc have ever had ; and I wish
to add alee thst I am most earnestly in favor
of the MilU bill, and am convinced that it
will be a blessing to this country."
"During my fifty years' experience as a
business man," he added, "the questions o
duties, tr iff s, etc., have been a source of
continual agitation. How many blatant,
frothy demagogues have ridden this hack
into seats in Congrcas, and now asalat In
... ( ..i
loiumuiii); m Mi.uu in visiv. s. wm
tlnue In their places ' They have no deelre
te permanently settle the vexed question,
no desire to extract the thorn that produced
the inflammatirm.for if tt were not for thenc
yearly turmoils what would become of the
aspiring politician ? I am satisfied that in
case the Mills bill is passed, with some
changes in relation to certain kinds of glass
and iren,.ill the fretting and yearly clamor
about protection will be ended.
" The present tariff laws are unjust and
unequal. Why should there be a duty of
some 35 per cent, on tin plate. It is net
made In our country, ner I it desirable to
ST
make it,but it affects many of our interests,
from the cans that contain our oil and
meat for exportation and home use down
to tin cup found in both palace nasi hovel."
Senator Gorman chats freely shout New
York and national democratic politics.
Said he : "The united condition of the
democracy in New York seems to give the
republicans the idea that there Is trouble
underneath. They say that the democracy
always dees best when it quarrels most
fiercely Internally, and the observation is
true enough, but I apprehend there will be
quarreling enough on local matters among
the democratic leaders to make up for any
lack of it on larger matters.and that the re
sults will be eminently satisfactory to us.In
our party there I really but one presiden
tial candidate. There Is no opposition to
him, and hi re-election may be safely pre
dicted. Mr. Cleveland will be elected
easily I say eaily advisedly. He has
made an issue on the reduction of taxation
without disturbance of the labor or indus
tries of the country. On such issue no
man has ever been defeated. I recognize
Mr. Blaine a the strongest repoblican
candidate, and believe he will be renomin
ated, but he cannot defeat Mr. Cleveland.
There will, of course, be a fight. The re
publican party is an enormous, great or
ganisation, full of vigor and vitality, and
will not give up without a struggle, but it
cannot win this time."
It is now the Republicans who are afraid
of the tariff issue. They decline the prop
osition of the Democratic leaders in the
House to take an immediate vote on the
Mills Bill. For two months they have been
denouncingthis aa a "Free-Trade" meas
ure, sure to ruin the country. When the
President raised the issue the Republican
leaders cried : "Aha we have them no w !""
But when brought to a test their confidence
oozes away uxe nob Acre's courage.
They wish to obstruct and delay and dodge.
The defense of surplus-creating war taxefr
dees not promise a well as they imagined
it would.
The Republicans in the senate appear to
be hedging in their opposition tc the con
firmatioh of Melvile W. Fuller to be chief
justice, A man whom Robert T. Lincoln,
Judge Gresham and Walker BLaine had
recommended to the president is not the
sort ef man ferRepublicans to kick: against
effectively, although it is by no means clear
why Walker Blaine should have feJt called
upon to tender his opinion on such a sub
ject. Congressman Springer's idea of lacing
those articles on the free list which axe pat
ticularly liable to be controlled by t .rusts, fc
not exactly new, but it is a good o ne for
all that.
JUJumBttAJBuxim-.
Crop Prospect.
St. Pa n, May 29. Notwithstanding the
fact that rains throughout the Northwest f
have lately been aevcre. culminating Sun
day In a general downpour, advice indi
cate that crop have not been in the least
Injured. Throughout the Red river valley
in Northern Dakota and Minnesota, rains
were needed. It Is estimated that the wheat
output in that region will be largely in
creased, and will reach 50,000,000 bushel.
Fur Tunrman,
San FNANcisco,May 30. The Examiner
will print to-morrow Interviews wltb a
large number of leading democrat of the
Pacific coast, regarding the feasibility of
nominating Judge Thurman, of Ohio, for
vice-president en the democratic ticket.
The general sentiment seems to be one of
enthusiasm In favor of Thurman for the
place.
Mherldan.
Washington, May 30. Midnight Gen
Sheridan' condition has again changed for
the worse, and he Is now a critically ill a
at any time of hi sickness.
Tacoma. May 30. The First street cai
company in Tacoma ran its first car through
the street to-day. The tracks have been
done for a long time, and the people have
been Impatiently walling for the cars to be
gin ruuniitg.iind last night men were kept
al work until a late hour.clearing the tracks
and completing the witches. At 4 o'clock
thi morning the steam motor hitched to a
cai and incrssf nil v 1 limbed from the
wharf te the top of the hill.
Extraordinary Rainfall.
Dknvkr. Colo. Mav . A marvellous
rainfall, which is perhaps at it culmination
to-day, has visited Colorado the past few
weeks. Never before In the history of the
state has one-fifth of such an amount fallen
in a similar period. The last week haa
w itnessed a downpour every afternaon.and
something over a fortnight ago there was
a steady fall of rain for thirty -six hours at
a stretch.
A HalL
Sai. r.M, May 30. The SHvcrton pro
hibitionist have begun suit in the circuit
court to oust from otlue four of the mem
hers of the present council ef that city. It
will be remembered that the prohibitionists
were counted out at the recent election on
account ef illegal ballot, and the citizens
ticket declared elected.
Drowaed
Coleax W. T. May 30. Cornelius
Grady, a prominent stock man and ranch
er on Snake river, while crolng the Pen
nawawa ferry, en route to Walla Walla
with a band of cattle, was crowded off the
ferry by the cattle and lost his life. His
bodV lias not been recovered.
TRLKilRAPHU' fRMIIAUV
The Oregon and California delegation
arrived at St. Loul Thursday, and are said
to be solid for Cleveland and Thurman.
Senator Mitchell' joint resolution pro
viding for the appointment by the Secre
tary of the navy of a com mission compos
ed of three competent naval officers, to
select a suitable site for a naval station.
navy yard and docks on the Pacific Coast
was on Thursday taken up in the Senate,
and aftt-t brlmr defended bv Mitchell, who
presented a lengthy letter from the admiral
uf the navy in Its support, was passed
The Union Pacific R R I threatened
with a strike, as the result of recent ar
rangemcnts allowing the Burlington to run
Kan Citv. St. Joseph 6c Council Bluffs
night trains over the Union Pacific bridge
at Omaha.
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I Athens, Tennessee, at its commencemeut
Thursday, conferred the degree of doctor
of laws on 1 -eland Stanford, Senator from
California.
The residence uf Mrs. Lcc Jerome was
entered by . burglars Tuesday night and
$iOXX worth of diamonds stolen. The in
mates of the house were chloroformed.
Mrs. Jerome caused a sensation some
weeks ago bv marrying the head waiter of
a hotel. She is worth half a million.
General Sheridan's condition ia very
critical and he cannot live long.
At the Prohibition National Convention
at Indianapolia Thursday Clinton B.Fiske,
of New Jersey was nominated for Presl
dent and John A. Brooks, of Kansas City
for Vice President, The woman suffrage
plnk was nailed into the platform after a
stormy debate.
A collision occurred en the Cheyenne &
Northern branch of the Union Pacific,near
Bordeaux, Thursday, between a work train
and a passenger engine, which resulted In
the death of Passenger Conductor May
field, and the probably fatal injury of En
gineers Brooks and Marsden, and the se
rious Injury of four other employes.
Word ha just been received at What
com, W. T., from a reliable source that
railroad building to connect Bellingham
bay with the Canadian Pacific and Seattle
will begin soon.
Seattle is to have a $2,000,000 steel and
iron works.
Wheeler T. trotted 1 1-16 mile at St
Louis Friday in 1 fastest on record
Dr. Wm. Pepper, professor of the univer
ity of Pennsylvania, returned to Philadel
pbia Friday from bis hasty visit to Wash
ington, where he was called into consulta
tion bv the physicians attending Gen.
Sheridan. Dr. Pepper expressed a some
what hopeful view of the General's condi
tion and says though desperately ill there
is a chance for recovery.
Secretary Vilas Fridav in the case of
Lyons vs. Ivers, Lakeview land district,
decided an important case, and one which
involves the town site of Harney City.
He holds that pre-emption cannot be made
of lands upon which there is trade and
business at the time of entry.
At Friday morning's session of the Re
formed Presbyterian Synod of the United
States, held at Pittsburg, a resolution was
adopted deprecating the publication of
Sunday newspapers, and instructing the
Presbyterians to prosecute, by proper dis
cipline, all members who advertise in the
same.
Dr. Colvig, a dentist residing in Ore
gon, and father of Mrs. A. C. Cawley, who
recently figured in the Faling murder case,
mt San Francisco, where the wife of Faling
irnortally wounded her husband, has to all
afjgpearances fallen in very lucky, and if all
can be proved, as it is expected, he will be
come the possessor of a snug fortune of
$400)000, This figure represents one-sixth
of haH a fortune left by the death of his
grandfather, who died a number of years
ago in t1 ranee.
When' Baby was sick, we gave her Csstorla,
When she was a Child, she cried for Castorla,
When she became Miss, she clung to Castorla,
When she had Children, she gave them Castorla.
Republicans have labored hard for the
last month in this state to convince the
voters that it is better to pay high taxes
than low taxes.but they have utterly failed
in the atttempt.
Children Cry for
for Infant and
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manufacture Hteam Engines, Grist and
Saw MUi Machinery, and all kinds of Iroa
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This house is now open and furnished
with the beat new furniture. Kyeryt ling
clean sud commodious, offering to the gen
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ta the city.
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Nien sleeping apartments, Sample rooms
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ATTORNEY AT LAW
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