UONKWRONU AGAIN.
The Mjmtrirr I a very reliable paper
except when dealing with the tariff. It
jr t
"Demrxratrc editor have all their spare
time taken up now In writing article de
nunciatory of the McKlnlejr tariff bill, and
do I hit to the bet of their ability, Before
any tariff hill wai Introduced, they were
anxlou that the republican thoul i redeem
their proinlie to the people, and now they
teem to be very much chagrined because
they have."
The democratic paper have not been
anxlou that the republican hou!J re
deem their pledge to the people, becaute
Ihcie pledge were made in the tntercitt
of monopolle and trusts. They pledged
themselves to the people that before they
would tui render any part of the protective
ytem (that I reduce the tariff on the
necessaries of life,) they would take all the
tat oft whlikey and tobacco, and of couie
democrat would oppose uch a monopoll
tic tcheme this. But they do not re
deem their pledge In the McKinley bill
for they put sugar on the free Hit and thl
urrender much of the protective ytem
But they have no crup!c on that (core
a augnr I the product of a people who
have no right which republican IcaJcrt
are bound to respect. The MiMmtwucrr
know full well that the McKinley bill U
purely monopolistic, partisan, and section
al. The men who would put ugr on the
free list and double the already high duty
on tin are not entitled to be credited with
being either Intelligent or disposed to be
fair a between, man and man. We have
no doubt the scorching criticism to which
the McKinley bill U being subjected, dis
turb our colemporary very much. We
are not surprised thereat. They are made
to disturb the publ:c mind and arouse n.e,t
everywhere to the huge burden that are
to be heaped upon thilr shoulders if the
McKinley bill shall pas. Let not the
MiMnltrimnr for a moment console itself
with the thought that the passage of the
McKinley bill would settle the tariff qu:s
tion. On the contrary it would only In
tensify the issue. No, that question will
never be settled until It 1 settled right
settled in the Interest of the masses In
stead of the classes. It will take the dcm.
cratlc party to do that.
A SANE GE1TBLICAN WARNING.
And any act which look toward tuch a
Centia'ualion that the expression of the popu
lar will may be thwarted or nullified by offi
cials responsible to thj existing Government
means the degrading of tl.iscountry to the level
of those nominal republics where the rulers
perpetual their tenure, an.l where a change
i wrought only at the point of the bayonet.
Thoughtful Republicans ought to conridcr
ciref-illr wh.U they are about before thy o:e
for such a change as this or spread a net to
dangerous before the feet of future generations.
Patriotic as are the motives that 'aspire the
demand for a Federal control of elections, the
danger of it is loo patent, too vital and too ser
ious to be dismissed lightly. The Republican
party could scarcely commit a more irretriev
able error than by seeking to retires the griv
races of the minority at the South by legikla
latioo that would promise to mate majority or
minority a mere question cf the party in power.
Ba1 as local abuse may be, we cannot afford
to root them out of their native fields only by
transplaating them to the more fruitful soil of
the National capital. Pioneer Prtss (Rep).
3
One of tl e arguments now most used in de
fense of our high war tariff is, that, if we shut
out all imported goods and commodities by a
high duty and compel our people to produce
everything we use, then in case of war we
could manufacture everything we should want
to use during tuch war witnout being depen
dent upon any foreign country This govern
ment has been in existence over a hundred
year and during all that time it has been en
gaged in foreign war about six year. The
spectacle thus presented by protectionists is
that we will tax, and heavily too, the people
over ninety years for a mere imaginary adran
tage for a period of six year. This argument
of protectionist needs only to be stated to be
condemned.
Modern physiologists, say a Berlin cor
respondent of the London Lancet, regard
the prefrontal part of the brain as the seat
of character and intellect. After the re
n.oval of this part in dog and monkey(
no paralysis of any muscle or lost of en
Ibllit r occurs, but lingular change in the
behavior, emotion and character of the
animals have, been observed. They be
eome livelier, retle, impatient, Irritable,
quarrelsome and violent. Their move
ment teem purposeless, and their atten
tion to what I going on around them and
their intelligent are diminished. These
observations have been cor.firmeU by sim-
lar phenomena In the case of human
be'ngs.
It I stated upon good authority that In
Gernany the small holdings In land of a 4
acre and less exceed 1 ,000,000; of 2',
acre to twenty-five, 2,000,000; and while,
In the whole kingdom, 14,000,000 acre
are devoted to grass, 47,000,000 Jto vegeta
bles and corn, over 64,000,000 are utilized
for fruit and the production of market
garden worked by the spade. In England
there are to every five acre devoted to
fruit over 1000 devoted to root crop and
corn.
Do you find that your glatcware,dixhe, turn
biers and the like, are too prone to crack and
break? Here is a well tested preventive. Put
your gtars into a kettle, cover it entirely with
cold water, and place the kettle on a part of
the stove where it will soon come to a boil.
Allow it to boil briskly a few seconds, then
cover closely, set aside and allow it to. coo
gradually. When the water has become quite
cold take out the glass.
t The N'e York World says: "Two years
ago 1 lie 'condition' which confronted Congress
was a surplus of $100,000,000, Now it is an
empty treasury and mortgaged. " "Wife, who'
leen h :re since I't been gone?" as the Chic go
soldier remarked on his return from the army
after an absence of four years, and found two
more children in the house than when he left
home.
The silver bill ba passed both housf, been
signed by the president and become a law. The
main and a very vital objection to the bill is
that it will not increase the circulating medium
of the country except through the medium of
increased and extravagant expenditures of
public money. V hen fully understood .he
public will hold the b 11 no good.
The bulk of the wheat In southern Ohio
ha been harvested, the present week.
Some smut andmore chess than usual.
While the grain It a fair average quality,
the yiel-i will not exceed seventy. Ave perj
cent, of last year' average.
Reports from southern Kanta are that
wheat Is going Into ttack.and farmer who
re able will hold for higher price So
far a the quality I concerned, wheat ha
been testing at high a lxty two pound
to the bushel. In Texas wheat cutting I
fii.lbhed, threshing U now In progress.
The yield so far ha not exceeded six
bushel per acre on the average.
t'OKCK AND TIIR CONK tilTI'lON.
When believer in elections by futro ins'eul
of by ballot undertake tocontrovrrt the U'otlJ's
asser Ion that the HccJ Loilgo Hill li "fla
grantly defiant of the spirit of the Constitution'1
they succeed only in betraying a lamentable
ignorance of American history.
Section 4, ar'icle 1, the c'auso upon which
they hang their case, reads:
The times, placet and manner of hohltsig
-election for Senator and Representative
shall be prescrilied in each State by the legis
lature thereof! but the Congress mny, at any
time, by law, make or 1 Iter such regulations,
except as to the placet of chooting Senator.
Interpreters, like doctors, selJom agree, and
it is quite possible that two thoroughly honest
minds, in trying to construe this passage liter
ally, might give it whollv distinct meaning.
It it clear, however, that the authority vested
in the State is originally and priinnry, while
that vested in the Congress is only permissive
and contingent.
The question thenautes i Under what con
ditions is the intet Terence of Congress warrant
ed? Whatever may be the wilful impression
of statesmen of to-dsy, there was no misunder
standing on the pait of the fathers of the Re
public. The delegates to the Constitutional
Convention from Massachusetts, New llamp
shire, Virginia, North Caolina and several
other State refused to ratify this section until
its meaning was made perfectly clear. This
was done in the discussion which follow el and
the conditions wera decl-ued over sgiin to be
only two in number and as follows:
I. Where the States refuse to provide the
necessary machinery for election; and,
1, Where they are unable to do so for any
csuse, rch'llicn, etc,
That suck was the dUtinct understanding it
shown still further by the langu.ige it which
New York rati Tied the Constitution;
"In full confidence that the Congress will not
make or alter any regulations in this State re
specting the time, manner and places of hold -ing
elections for Senators or Representatives,
unless the Legislature of this State shall neglect
or refuse to make laws or regulations for the
purpose.or from any circumstance be incapable
of making the same, and that i- those cases
tuch power will duly be exercised until the
legislature of thit Slate thai! make provision
in the premises."
I low any honest man, familiar w ith these
historical facts, can dtclafe that the Force I'll
doi 1 ot defy the spirit of the Constitution and
keep a straight face while to declaring simply
passes understanding. New York MVr.
OPEN YOl'K EYES AMI I.IIOK.
Tlie East Orfgonia has pven ptrinl'ted !o
publish a Utter from a large tirm of ilc.d
ers in tin in Chicago, wiiittn to a like deni
er in t'endleton. Kxan.iiie the figures an;!
see what the .McKinley tariff bill proposi
ti, do for every itr'P, woin.in, ittul child In
the United State, who utcs lit) In any
shape 1
CnicAon, III.. May j;, iS.
"To our SaltstiiMn( K M Kagy :
Kor jour infortiintion, f give the
prtsenl duties on tin plates nod thorn; pro
um J under the McKinU-y in'A :
PrcMrut l'ropotd
(IlltV
duty
IC 14V 20 ptr b-x
I X I4r0 per U;s
IXX 1420 ,Mrr oox
1XXX 140 pT Ikh....
IXXXX l4t Jo; t r Ixjx . . .
IC 2.-128 per box
1 X 20x28 per box
IXX 20x28 perln-x
I X X X 20x28 per box
IXXXX 20x28 per box..
l(-i
13"
"57
178
216
J;
3'4
4JO
24J
3.M
4-1
4-m.
4S-.
61 J
708
900
ROOKING FLATr.
IC 14x20 per box 108
IC 3ux2i per box 216
IX 20x23 per box 272
612
"This Ir an h:crvae oi ever 125 per cent
in amount vt dot-, to be pan . It i unnec
essary taxation o( the people for ihc benefit
of a few manufacturers and a strong tight
should be made in the senate lent (he bill
get through there at It (lit in the House.
W think it would be well for sou to
suggest to the trade trial they organize
and promptly petition their senators at
WashiLgton to vote against it.
"C. Jsinsev Miriuan & Co."
Here is a beautiful example of reducing
the tariff. It is more than doubled on tin
an artlclejnot manufactured in this court
try at ail. The strangest thing it that any
intelligent man, other than the one who
I the beneficiary of this rob'-er scheme,
should endorse It.
- a hi:oai ixatkoiiu.
Gov Hill l.i his Indianapolis speech
quoted this sentence from Andrew Ja:kson
as a piatfoini upon which every democrat
can stand: "There Is but one safe rule.and
that Is to confine the general govennic-it
rigidly within the sphere of it appropri
ate dutlc.'
This U a broad platform, fully and right
ly interpreted. It I not so Interpreted
when confined to the one question of fed
eral centralization as embodied In the
federal election bill. This w ill be a prom
inent issue, but it will not be the only l ic
in the presidential election.
The general govcrmcnt is not confined
"rigidly within the sphere of its appropria
tlon duties" when it levies taxes for boun
ties to favored interests or collect a tor
plus revenue for reckless demagogues to
exnend for personal and party interest
Gov. Hill plainly recognized this fit I
and proclaimed anew this isnue. He
quoted from Jackson's Farewell Address
the great democrat' warning against the
machination of -'corporations and wealthy
individual who de -ire a high tariff to in
crease their gains," and the "designing
politician who will support ft to conciliate
their favor and to obtain the mean of pro
fuse expenditure." And the governor re
iterated the democratic demand tli.-.t "war
taxes should cease in time of peace,"
The republican extremists In congress
are making up the issue for 1892, and the
ncrease of the war tariff will be one of
hem.
J 8 Taylor, an Arizona cattleman, In
conversation with a represenative of the
Phoer ix Gazette, gives a gloomy account
of cattle In that Territory. He say that
the number of cattle dying in the Sulphur
Spring Valley Is appalling The Chirichtia
Cattle Company is losing 100 daily, and up
to date has lost about 7000 head. Never in
the history of Arizona hat there been any
thing that equal it T here is practically
no water in the valley, and cattlemen are
jn despair. It Is repo-ted that one of the
largest cattlemen In the west is nearly a
total wreck financially, because of the fear
ful lot of cattie in that valley, whe.e he
owns large herds.
Col. Henry Watterton ha been casting
the horoscope of the political future, and
hat given out the following prediction,
which may well cause republicans to
tremble : "The democrat) wil'. swtepthe
union fore and aft thi fall All that Tom
Reed and the other fat rascals, who form
hit Falstaflian cabal, can do in the south
will not make up to them the losses in the
north, the east and the west. The grand
old party has had iu day. Its time has
come at last The next six months will
dig It grave." Peace to It ashe. -
The Democrat would sugget as a meant to
satisfy the people of Salem and Portland on
the census question that tin matter be turned
over to speaker Reed who, so far, it the most
successful counter of person in the country.
He, alone, of all othert, can count a man at
well, where be it not, as where he it, Oh, he
would oe a diy census enumerator.
HIUTJifcK I'KOI lit 1,1 Kill NO. I.
Of tlio Oregon State Weather ltnrcau,
co-operatinj with U. 8. Fignnl Service,
v Central Olllcp, iVrtliinil, Oregon, for
tho week ending Saturday, July luth,
18M):
WRATH KK.
The temperature lms Ihh ii cooler than
average for the week, partly cloudy
weather, with lucnl rriitis.lmvo prevailed.
Tlio temperature liua ranged from 60 to
80 degree. The. nniotint of rnlnftill lum
varied from .10 of an Inch to over 1 Inch,
morn.
The weather lms Wen unfnvomblo to
tho haying oiiemtiouri, coiiNiderahlu wim
cut dow n wiien tho rain eniue on and
notiie of it wna injured; in addition tlio
rain have delayed the hay harvent,eniiB
ing it toconio too clow to the wheat
harvent, which in HOotloiiH ha hcgun,aitd
In moat Nootloim will I xi in full KwHy next
week. The hay crop I fnr 1 utter tliiin
expected. The weather wi very lieiiell
eiultolho full mid npring wheat crop,
alo to the com. The fall wheat hn gen
erally lllled very well, the Wrry large
and phtntji. Tho spring whent.w hieh on
Juno IhI, waa thought to n worthle, 1
growing nicely and will yield nlinont an
averago crop in nnmt ocction. Hunt
crops are all iu a moot promtming condi
tion, lion continue to thrive and their
yield w ill lie aliove tho average. The nj
plot are being Injured by tho codun
ninth. Their non-appearance at nn ear
lier date may be due to the backward
spring. They aro evidently now appear
ing in full force and are proving to he
quite injurious. Oregon tieachca are
coining into the market. Tho peach crop
of Southern Oregon w ill not NMiver to)
percent of the average. Through the
Willamette Yalley thecropw ill Ulight
ly belter. The gran on the rnitgcH of
Lantern Oregon is very good, for the late
tie of tho m-iiHoii ami cuttle are in prime
condition. Tho wheat crop in the Wil
lamette Valley will lieahnont an average;
in Southern Oregon nlut an average; in
Vaco, Sherman, Ciillitiin ami Morrow
roil nt ice better than for year; in I'nia
tillrt and Union cnuntic the Urgent ever
r rod need ; in Wallowa, linker, Grant,
'rook and interior counties fully an aver
age crop. lteHirt from all m etionn indi
cate that 11 bountiful harvent in nomind.
It. S. P.un r,
OWcrver I. S. Signal Service.
AnMntuiit l'irvctor Oregon Weather l!u
rcau. TKLEttRAVIUU NKWS
Tstal Llchlalnc.
Lot isvit.tr., July 15. Ilcmatd Ccmil n.l.a
j McaliUy l.uincr living near l.it;r.irj;e, wa
struck by Iightmri; )ctcti!iijr pti l lastuntl)'
k;licd. He w jus! gciii into IU st-d-lcwith
his litilf stvptbR, Wl.tc Siiiith, wl-.rn tln-
..iiintn .is cvn to iii!u c him, ttml a
I c aih wasktaid, 'I l-crusirnt 'i.-k l-:tii j.i;t
I -vet iht left Cj-f, I uiii 1! ;i ln- i- t!!.o:i;-i- In
J , e4l nnd jijiuvil n. i. Ul: r iri., Ujnr
1, it 1: .l 111.111 li..- . i.i t i , lAini.if; ;i
was tiotic, end Ihc untoftuiia-e i en siit-.t
no pain, ili tci!:.'.i H n ji ij li-fuiiy t!iuii:,.t
cl uni ws hteiily l-...t.c-l out, U-.i-i- rrij
stitch of i!o:hir. !.c v n : -n to utr l,
and his iliui-s we wir-J..! (-in courr.l
atnl l-luo-i)' l-i
I ' c y v. . L:i.k kcil .1
by Ihc sin I., . riiiitt.! ii
i.v
hul l-crn on c c-im l-nt a minute wltrti
smelter ru rein k I im. I h. inuUitd
him inicti-.;li!, i.n. ' ;,.y i .1 ,-n,i ri.i-w i.ms
si.ne ! i,v.-i ki. Ir-.. I 1... ell.. v...s I.HUHI
ed I-) f-olnr clir who :. p.-.-;l
A ;iitit.lp s rs .
I'SiHr I CV. -.l: .. j-i'.y 1 5 t .
" ""' I
Iioi.il .c (rime (i iunii'.i.i i, il.c -it '. AI.i
were rcrcived f.i-.e i.n 'he Vi.-.m s l.cmiti
Kianvis Culling, r .1 t l'.oj;inc-r llcscir. ol
the siea n ackoon:r Jmnir, kiii.-,! list ait!nt,
name unl.no n, I j t.1.1 kntn:kiiie him tease
lest and then thmw ti!f the l;o!y iu!o the mov
ing mxchinciy. 1 t.e lunU sn.l body were hor
ribly r.'.iiig!cd inl tie riyl.t enn ciudted wl.rn
sssistancc arrived Tl-.e Jen.iie was lying in
I Oit preparing o ai! to wm o'brr csnacry,
snd Ihc saj tain and tin! r-.Ticer wete ailuirc.
1'he comjiany't physiri.in tmj u!ntel lbs arm
and a few bouts b'cr the tnjn (led.
A ktrky i 'ttU,
Missoi'LA, Mont., July 15. Ju.'jc Mar
lhdll ll.U morning a.lj.iyrned ci.uri in a very
wrathy frame of min-!. The Un lin.in horse
thieves were up for liii-l. Alter the pant! was
exhausted the jury Los was called for, cut of
which it was Imped a jury could be iccuted,
but it could not be found. The t'.ctk was at
tending the races, and in dcj,..it of prix teding
with the business cf Ihc Ouit, while there were
counter attractions, the judge fined tl e clerk
$25 and adjourned business until Otto' cr.
A Terrible S spi.tua.
ClNCISNAII, ;.ilv 1 5. A Icirib'.e
occurred late tbi-s sficmocn at Kli g's j owdtr
mills on the Little Miami railroad, twenty nine
miles fiom ibis city. Ten persons were Ui';lc I
and Dearly a score seoousiy injured. Two
empty freight cats were Iwmg rolled iu'ostiile
track when a car containing 5Aikcgt o( powd
er was standing. As t he c-i it struck tdcie was
an cxplo-km and initr.cdi.ilely after anal I. cr car
containing Soo kegs of gunpowder esploiled
making 1 joo kegs altogether,
tiace a Lloss Slun.
C'OLIFAX, July 15. William J Itramwcll,
aged 50 years, died this morning at his borne
in this city, after ll.rrc years illnrss. He form
eily rcfi.Icd at Harriilmrg, Oicgon, wheic he
was a prominent business iii.in a few years
ago, and w here he has nuny fiun.' .inj ie!a
tives. Hrrl;r c ilj.
New Vop.k, July 14, t runk C Ct-rpen'.r.in
a letter to the World says l!ut in an in'.ctview
in China with the vic'ory, Li Hung Chang,
the victory said:
I wuh you would say for me through your
newspaper, to the Ameiican people (hat ff the
exclusion act be not repealed, we shall certain
ly advise our government to exclude Aniencans
fiom China.and I think wetliaif lc fully jutti-
Tied in such action.
An fastrrn forcer,
Euoene, July 14 Const.ib'e Cochran ar
rested one Charles K Ailhur at IlaUey yesltri
day on a charge of forgery, committed in Har
rison county, Missouri, three or fourycait tigo.
From Missouri he went to Idaho, and thence
to California. He succeeded in evading the
officers in both these state. Cochran Itiwned
of his coming this way and has been on the
lookout for him for some lime. He admits hit
gnilt, and wants to sell his outfit and hd.e hit
family back with him.
Vcneral t'rcintta'.
New Vokk, July 14. Arrangement for
the funeral of General Fremont were maoe
to day. It will lake place at 10 o'clock We.l
netday morning hom-tlie Episcopi.l church St
Ignatius.
It will lie a rpuiet nnd unostei.ttitiout nt
posfildi. There wili lie no military display.
Mrt Fremont and .he genoial's daughter,
LIUabelh, are in 1. Angeles, Cut , and will,
of com be, be unab... lo gel here in ,irue. The
interment wili lie la Trinity, cemetery, thit
city.
Alt Hi.ke.
Victoria, B C , Jul) 14. If there is going
to be a war over Bchaing tea between F.nglanri
and the United Stales, the people of Victoria,
who would be most interested 111 such a con
flict, do not known Anything about it. Ac
cording to instructions, your correspondent
left this city last Saturday foi the purpose of
tiftiug to tlie botto'u the sensational stories
recently published in leading Ameiican papers
Mayor orant, 01 victoria, one ol Hie leading
owners of sealing vessels, ind ofliceit of the
British northern Pacific naval squadron, when
interviewed on the subject laughed at even the
possibility of such a thing. .
A Varlug KobLerj,
Omaha, Ncb,.July 14, Mrt Floretta Rut-
sell, of O.tawa, Ka., came here Saturday
and cashed a draft for $10,000, which the
placed in a satchel. As she wr,s going down
the street, two men snatched the satchel from
her hand and ran. She recognized them as
lohn Rush and lamei Uncm. nf Ottawa. siKn
came there on the tame train with her. I
Hogan has been caught, but Ruth is still til
large.
A Disastrous Cyclone,
Lake City, Minn., July 13 What will
probably prove lo be the nuit disastrous cy
clone 'hat hat ever struck this community pars
ed over the ci'y al 5 o'clock ihis evening, . in
flicting a loss of liie peihaps of iou to 200 peo
ple 1 nd-damaging piopeny to nn extent that
cniinot at present be estimated.
lilllBI
03T
1LW 2l 33T KJ EH O .BO .
In tin- election ef a resilient 1 .matin no aletnuut Uso lutp.irttiut as that of hesltl.ful
n.s, ttitt tin inj,trt nWtHi.t oontnliutr to mtiuli to the boaltlifuliie. of a looility a tHa
water supply. In this runp.nl Mlnthom Spring U easily aupvrior to any ruslilenca local
ity In thveity uf ri.ribn.l. It it high, and drainaun is oomplnto. The wator supply I
frein n spring aapahln of abundantly supplying 23 X)0 people with watsr. A distance
fr..mf.iu river of one-half miU pl oms It nut v f tevih nf malui i. A systum of watnr
work will at niioe 1 coustrituted, o that parties building will have an ahiindiut aupi-ly
of pure cold waUr diri-ot fiom tlm spring,
Some facts In Regard to Its Location In Roferenco to the BbsIdoes
and Employment Centers.
I
ViKU.AM) is tha gr-t iimnnfsotnrltg
of power f r iimi.ufM.turim purpH.r.
w.tmra t ity. Air.m.ly Mm iiuiiuf.iflnriiiB iiitnrt-stsof I'nttUnd, nuictly cotidiiutnd
at Or.on t.llv, iuod..i su il,um ,f t'.'O.OtW.tHM) anun.llv. Tlite are constantly
cu.ttii g nmi iiimrn. u u. 'IV i- ereat tiiuiiiifuutuiiiiu enuttir is .li-Lunt on una sidn SI ml
from MiK'horii 1 Sprii v, l,t: r.inUnrt, tl, n K,pt o.itimierelal iimtropoli and imsinesa
eviitrrof ll'i N.rtli la. itUi ttosat, imp inilea dmtant in the oppiiU dirmilluu. It r
quiies no sir. Mi of iiiisuiiiiti.'ii to tint the country intervening l.. tt.n IVrtUi d
and Or. g.m t 'lty its U ef povrrr auppl) J is tint untural lokldelire loeatiau of the bl i
nes mm, and I tny worljrra and wan varum who kr in motion the vailou entoi
pn.i f the c.itmicic.isl and iiiaiiufsiiriiig Intirmli .f the Ninth l'aoillo eoast.
Tho Oregon Land Co.,
Ilellll' I filee, S.lM 111
KrsMnrkbble Trutilng.
lU'i .t,o, July ij Alnjut twoycats ago at 1
Diifl.ilii.Ma Pelle llamlrn astonished thcwotld
by trotting a hn'.f mile over the liiuT.ili track
in I u2 'i at a 3:1-4.4 g iit, Vetetdy the
trolled iin eighth ii 1 3 14 seconds, st the rate
of 2.'j for ihcqunitcr and a 1:58 gait, al
thoiigh no hoise emit I cany that clip further
than an eight It .She was diivcn by W J
Andrews, ho gave her her head and allowed
her to fco at f;ist as tl.e wnm.d 10 nnd without
the IcaM ii'gii g i.r time1' of w hiu. Thi hat
ncvet been tipullcd by nny trotting boisc,
trry llul,
Wasiiim;ion, July ij. 1 he signal se vice
rep.11! t..ow Sunday to have Lcea an uuuiual
hot day Last of the KocLy uunintaint, except
in the New Lngland hike region and (10m
Marstand northward to New Vork. Of 141
stations no lest tlmn 108 tepoit a maximum
tcmpcralute of tj3 degree or mote. Al thirty
six sta'ions the maximum was yo degtves or
over, while 1 wcivc report a msimuin ol 100
drgrec or higher.
OMvn v. Ncb-.'uly lj To-nlay was the
ho test of the year. The signal office leportt
the niakiiiHiiii Icmpeiatutc at lo$ ilegrrct. No
CBSct of piOstiatioii were repoitc-l.
The rmu.
Sr. i ill:. July 13 TtsclW 1st, lligertrc
has lu'l ejesii rc'.iitn fum Wet'.crn Washirg
'cr., ti It ! a j,.; 11!; ti. n ,f JiJ.ixiu
II is a l le-l 1.1 M.-a', 1 be iiiin.iic f 1 11I
i r:!l l.lnti 11, i;n, 1131 ; (.. ul j'l.-n (,t
! ll.ts M." 4 3',-l.s-l. I l.s Uoui l III .Stn.tlc
is n cf.4ir.g lie iiila,, s. lie the 1 annus te
count itu-kei no htnf. K:ng oi-r.i)'s j e-pu
Uit.i-n i (k),wki, i( wli.- h Scjdie and suburl
tlttu.'i ti-.cKO. p m e 111 u: y li.-.s Jn.n.) t.f
which '1'actiinj .-nd tic ur . faimb 4'i.irf tt.
:.rj Mulr lba I Ur,
Mi.-sM.At-.il I-., Minn., July 13 John II
M'teltcr, snirtai f the (ieiiii.ini i hu wipg
Co., rorunii'ird snii :,!e )e-,ei-!.iy. lleloatr.l
K. I Ki cvse't -, find Kiwswd rr.n vtf
blwili, Tl-i l supitel to he tie i aesr,
ns he h' S V;ii r,l uvrt 1 he ingia'itu-le of ".Iin
tel. M !'rr w-:i.i S? t,iii ni.l If.vrs s
famiiv.
t llAl iu I! I'tskr ISurtr4
CiiltiV.'AIIR, Mi-tl .July 13, The i.-matrs
of General CUn'on It Kukc rcaehvd this uy
yesterday afterniKn at 5 o', tuck, snd were met
attliedcpo' by the tiisnd Army of the ke
pubiu. W C T t tlcU-gates fiom the 1-iuI.iIm-tiun
tluli snd a Urge concourse of eople gen
erally. TEMri StASs"?. OM41
r-liicd ht AiUoy W. 0. T. U
Kiev dollar spent In the saloon is a
blow ui' the family, and the family U the
defense f our" nUtuii. .N-irt. western
Mail.
The svi-rk tl Mrs Ilei.il- tta Skeltou re
cently added neirlv two hundred member
to the W 'T V U Luke county, Cal.
More than five hundred speeches a week
will be made In the Nebraska campaign
during July.
Worcester. Va-s ,! said to lie the largest
no-lic-nsi- chv In the L'r.llcd Sutra A
prohtblthiu daily newspaper Is published
there, v. Mi gK)d, la antliil suppo t. Keen
drut'Uts are unable to obtain licenses, and
thl. high scntiui nt Is fully sustained bv
Ihc Icauing r It Urn
A eorrespondent of The I'tiion Signal,
In Toka, Kansas, uil rs : "That deci
sion of ti c Supreme Court has caused a
gnat change t-i come overTopcka. The
town U now lull (d "original package"
houses; the old saloon-keepers that had
sijuattcd just beyond the state line, are all
bark with ll-elr packages, htrgi and small,
and are exalting over ihcir victory." One
result of this decision, and ore In which
all opponents of Hie liquor trallic may most
heartily rejoice, and which already cause
the more intelligent of the liquor men to
he thoughtful and apprehensive, I that It
ha suddenly made the liquor question na
tioitsl, and a very live question in Con
Ijress. I'or the time being the original
package liquor importer is '-king," and he
may defy any ar.dall State authority save
In hi own state. Hut multitude to whom
his unrestricted reign i odious, are now
calling w ith great emphasis to depose him.
at least so far as his ''otlginil package"
trnfi'tc is concerned. In tl.e face of inch
an Increasing jsopular demand.it Is not
probable that action by Congrcs will be
''ing delayed. National Temperance Ad-
v icate.
The? people of the state of New Vork
will vote upon a prohibitory amendment J
to iiictr suie coMMHiiiion at a special
election then: com ues-J ty In April, 1691
Already a call has been made by promln.
ent tcnipernr-ce worker for a state con
vention to nrrnr.g': for,n thorough arid
successful campaign In i.ivor of the
amendment.
A territorial temperance convention was.
Held recently in l.uthrle, Oklahoma, which
resulted in a permanent organization lobe
inown as the "Oklahoma Temperance
Alliance. It purpose is to secure a pre
hlbhory statute at the first aesnion of the
legislature. Nat, 1cm. Advocate.
The nntiMin must have boys, or It must
shut up the hop. Can't you furnish one?
It Is a great facto-y, and unless It can get
about 2,000.0.10 from ettch generation for
raw m:iti.-rl.r. so.ni! of these factories must
close out, rnd its operative must he
thrown on a cold world, and the public
revenue will dwindle. 'Wanted 2,000,
000 boys," is the notice. One family out
of every five must contribute a toy to
keep up the supply. Will you help ?
Which of your boy will it be f The Men
lot.ins of Crete had to have a trirune full
of fair maidens each year ; but tie Menlo
tans of America demand a city full cf
hoys each year. Are you a father ? Have
iou contributed a boy ? If not.Kome other
'ainlly has hnd to give more than its share.
Are. 1 ou not selfish, voting to keep the
saloon open to g.ind up boys.and then d
ing nothing tp keep up the supply ?
Presbyterian. .
IITI KIL M UlilU tl, tv.-mi I. TK,
Blsf! STUI'.ET, g. fr.
31
One more or Surgeon nvrrt tenting
this Institute will be at the Priori tl ho
tel, 57arrlburg, July, 14th ; The A .ing.
ten Hotel, Brownsville, July 15th ; the St
Cl.atle Hotel, Lebanon, July j6th ; the
Revere House, Athany, July 17th, and at
the Occidental Hotel, Cotval KJuly 18th.
Thi Institute Is specially devoted to the
treatment of curvature ot the spine, dig.
eac of the hip and km e join, crooked
linibn, club feet end all bodily
deformities.
rhelr ucce in treniitig these trouble a
well us all chronic dicase has mcde for
the Institute, a national reputation. A
perron w ho are suffering from any .
thexe complaints, should not fall to t ao
adviititag: of this opportrrtiity for rel ke
Refereiica maybe had to the follow lef.
resident 1 ; b N Condit, Albany ;fi,
ftlcFarland, Albanv J S Morris, 8ew
Mr KateMcCune,LebHnon ; G Zum I
Irvln, '
w supply
oontrr of the Nurthwsst, lVrtlnud' ec.uree
i .t the fall of Ihn Wilian.etle rivr at
II-.UI IWtl.n l, IW1I111I
NEW A I) V K HI' I S IC MEN! K.
1.1HTHAY NOTICK.-Straywd from my
i p'aon, u-n nilliis aoulheant of .thiiiy,
a nssii.il, light gray luaro, lirandml -iV
tin lv ft aiilsi. Knaaoiiihlti rwwarrt to ,iy
ot a who will teiurrt to u or give t.ifor
inatlonaa to br wherssaUitiU.
July loth, mm
MvKNKHIT llllOM.
1?0n VVKLL II 1 Hi NO, Kik'K I'ULI
. Ing and piopctirig, rl:o to J. It.
lH.gln.ii, Albsuv.t'r.
VTOTICKt-s HKKKIIY tllVKN THAT
1 1 proiwrtf nwnera are r qnlrn by or
illnann l cut 'town anil rsmuva ail
thlstliui and obnoxious) wistmU wrote lug
ufoii inmr )riiiiMs soki upon IIiq trvsnl
adjiiolujf Hif.rHo wt 11 1 11 tbaelfv limit.
of Albany. Tiiosn fulling to ,o ao will bo
1 la Mu to a not o. .",
Albany, July l;n, tJ).
J N. UDtrPMAN.
t!ny Marahsl.
T
ia UhN r. A furnished 0nttsL'. He
ro')in, with or without iiini. f thrr
hum t lis. li.ipiiro at this -.llio".
is
Will & Link,
OPJ-.TcA H0U.-K
MUSIC STORE,
rou inlniMSiim
!I. I. illlller
And lis 1'sirmlU
J. BAUER & CO, PIANOS.
Alsnttw
Mchsq Proof "EAEEUVF,M
And other Flrst-Cla.s
o nz a- -a. 3si s .
-- Koto AesnU ( On -
ELDHEDGE B. : and SEW Ml
tewltas Mtteblnrn.
Oran - Cl.HAstii - .si - Kri-Aiart).
ALDAN r, QltKOUS
Two Men and One Hoy
FOUND DEAD!!
Whilo trying to Crowd their
Store, where they alw have on hand
th largest Stock south of Portland, of
the latest Improved Killed and Shot
Gun; an Immense slock of" Fishing
Tackle of every description; Tents,
Hammocks, Camp Chair and thousand
of ether thing too numerous to mention.
Xtepair Shop
In connection with the Store, and one of
the best workmen In the State to do any
and ad kinds of work.
Come on-, Come all; No trouble to
show good. "Small profit and quick
aW I out motto. .
j33EE
The Ooad to Vealth
Cannot be tucceisfully t rave ltd with
out gcod health. To reach walth ar any
coveted position In llf rtqulrat In full
posevttioa and operation of all th far
altlot I. ind ntturt kat endowed ut with.
These ecndltlon cannot tiltt anion tha
phytlcsl btlna la la ttrfoct worklna
9
ordtr, ami thit I Impoulbto hn tha
llar and tpleea aro torpid, that obttraet
lag tt Mentions, earning Indigestion
and -ppt!a, with all of thtlr aocom
panylng horror.
DR. HENLEY'S
English Dandelion Tonic
r.t.-ttatptclflo Influinco over Iho Ihor,
xclto It to healthy action, rttolvt It
chronto ongorgmRt, and promott tho
aoerttlontt our Indlgtttlon and eonttl
f pat'on, eharpong tha apptllto, fonts up
I tho tntlio oyiUm, and makti lift worth
If 'ing.
Eugene City Bonds For Sale,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIrJ& THAT
uddxr the provisions of an sot of tha
LfKislatme of Oiinn enliiltil, "An not 10
ineiiip. rtr the City of Kuui-n and to re
xal alUcta aud part nf aula in emifliut lu-te
with," li'ed In the nllicanf tho SfcCretmy of
StatK. l''hrury 20ih. 1869, the u- ti. m-n
ooui.clI of the City of Kiifne will iw-u i-r d
ilisposa of tha bond of said atty at pr v iuu
of from $30,000 to $50,000, in dennni na
tions of from $100 to f.1000 as the purchaser
umy desiie, payable 30 yeai after date ul
issuing tha same, with inti-re-t thereon at
the rate not to exoeed 5 per cone per auueni,
payable semi-anuuslly.
Sealed proposal to puiohaso esid band
will be received by the underpinned at
Kiifiene. OrecoD. until 8 ot 1st. 181)0 and
alt prox.sals received will be opened snd
oonsi.Wd nn the 5ih daylof 8ept, 1890, au l
said hnnda will bo dinposwl nf to the person
or persons making tha l.est offer or oflVr
thfit-for. v
The uoiitnon council reserve the riaht to
re put any and all orotisala. Bv order of th
COIlllRil.
M iy 2ht, 1890. .
B V DORRIS,
Ilecordur f ir the City of Kuiteno
AlrUi? Marble and (Im.iite Woik-.R.s-.
hlkWuly onrohased tha stuck of S A iZ.uu
and ii W llsnU, wh .-.hall k'i'Ki,1 10
'Hiiw irl,tiit and mve pr.es to hU uitt.i d
u.y punsliaM-M Best of workmen enii.loved
ami prtons lo i any for Hret-clas work,
Visit tt heforu aurohasittg ehiewhere.
Eoan & Aouison
next door to Democrat ofBoe) Albany, Or.
jl I VS5;-. ' ...-V 1
PORTLAND'S
MOST
MINTHORN
SPRINGS.
THE BEST
SELLING
Citation.
In (lit County Court fur Linn county, Ortgan.
In tho matter of lb application
r I
Tha Hnitibini Lumliei'.nK Coin-
pauy to emtalilUli a l"KKl"K i
ma , In I.I ti County. )
To sa hmnsosiver U may oonofrn:
NOTICi: 1H lUCUKIIY OIVlN THAT
Iho Vaiillaui Lutiibt Nt. Company,
of hiajlon, tiiiKOt., hrva liitil in toy of
Hon' litis day, a j-oUtlon fur Ihn t-htabilab
in- nt of a lo,tiu r ail ami ebtito. as doa
erlted in aatU Miitloii, and a map stiow
ItiK tha t-ouiao nd direction of aald
proMMul IoukIuk road and chute
'I bat atd proposed 1ikkI road and
ehtilo rou. iiioiiems at a point wblcb la t
13 ebajua dtataul from the. aeo oorimr
hulwnen MMtlona 1 and 6, In J'p to, HH'i
and I K, U III itr, and u-rtnliiaww al a
K,iui on the North Maintain rivnr, where
tha Hue running uon and aotitli pasnna
tbrouhth the renter of aeo Ifll, In Tp V.H It
8 Will Mer.
That tiia said road and chute will pas
throuuh ihn lanunCeacrllMd on aald map.
anil bnltiK the N J ,f S.o 6. Tp lu.K H a
1 t. Ill S. 1 , " , . . . - M , -
T. vs in mrn 1 us c ui rw ai, ssu
N W H h.o 32, and WW of Keo 29, In
1 p U. M It 3 K, A Ul alr, all in Dim coun
ty, li-KMI
All irsi.iiH lav. lie ore aiuiinn any In
iei...t Iu iho k'iissi teser It.eu Isiiiln,
l'i;. t i.b bi. t; hsbl pre pi Mil ri a-l and
sliu'o is 10 t n o J -n d, rt lit-i-l y iin'ito d
I list tin ..,vr em. liiil (ouil ha liai l
il.u
tih U ut st.l, latw.
r.t 1 Iim I ni r f I o ':H-k, 10. t ) Uy
i. r iii-iii-iii . w ! .1 p iii mil, tinlap-
r'ii-iitiif thwni, to jhv 01.1 nii'i istsi-ns 1
(us.il nn d. i d at n , li tin e l- l. i-ilieir
-tisliiiM tiT- uiitnt a, ,.r s-li.-w eau-to
H) saol i, . oil. .111. 1 in. I l.j . . it.il a-.
bv isii I'ii.l n.
Tl.is'-T.h ..- ,i Ji in, Js:o
, . " i MiiMrbUK,
H,t v.ii! iv t Ink.
'iummons.
lar tit 'v.li.'y ul ,.
J. S. ANTON KI.LK. I:a it IX
v f
ANMK McNULIY, Soin).
Iirtiea known by the naum of I
Aunla Anloiieile, iM-fr-ndaut. J
rnti ANMK MeSULTY. SOMKTIMiC!
J known by the name of Annie Auto,
tso.le, tha above nsunwl dvfomlanu,
J it iim natiM of the Slam of Oregon. you
are hnreby teUlred t appear and an
awnr the comp.alnt of the abova plaintirT,
In tha above uritilb d court, now on fl'.a
svlih the clerk of amid court, by tha 0ra(
day cf tha next rtsKUlar term af aatd court
wblcb aaUl trrm of tu.id c,urt tfin Of
Moiulay. tha 27ih day of ivtutxr, IMXi, at
ib i Court llotisn. In Albany, LI no county
oreicon And you ara liervbv further no
l.iltid thai .f you fail to a ar rrA an'
ewrrnaid ooinpUliil by tba tlu.e ature
aatd, aud a horeby required, tba plaintiff
will take a dcrtt against yon for tha
relief pray d ft lu the complaint lo tide
0 ium, to wit: Inrf-ctuin you te carry out
tha trust et forth In aaid oomplalul. and
lo dosHl to pltf by a good Mid aufficl
ut deod all if tbtj following deacribod?
rei eit to wit:
Iu-kIui l.i k In I ha center of tho north
liotindaij Hue ol lot 1. la H'oca 9, in the
city of Albany, and runnlot; thence we
Inr.y ou taul north tx undaiy HneH feet,
tbenoe outherly prlhd w'. h Frrtyat
in aaid city, loo feel to the a-.uth bound
ary Iin. ot naid lot; ihoiu-a easteily on
1 tin hoii. tmuudary llns of fald lot 'ii
fi-t, Itioi ia norinerly psrallai with aaid
Keiiy n ret 100 li-e: to ll. nor b bountl
ary iin nf ld l-.t; lli,..i-o vu-ri 17
f. et lo lb.) p!Crt o Im K'r Hint, a, I of aald
land shuaid lu the City of Albany, or
son, wlil.lu 80 daya from the remleriutf
of Dual UsK-me lu aald cauao and that In
c-.an yon tall to nuke aucb deed to plff,
within 80 daya from fie icndorlr-g of
auch dual lm ne, that tha same ataiu aa
and for aunli deed and that you be per
petualty ei joined from doexllna; aald land
or any tail tbreof to anyone ex'cpt
plalniiir bmein. aud that plaintiff have
and reoover b.a c oal aud dlsburaeurenta
burs-in of aud from you.
'I hi- aummonala publlabed In pursu
i noeof an order oftha Hon K P Boliss,
.iude of said court; made at chambers In
tl.e city f -a!tin, Oxgrn. on tbaSib day
of July, if-oti.
I'ntdichtd tint time thi loth day of July,
1S0O.
W. II EiLiin.
A;t'j f jr 1'UiuUff.
Administratrix Notice,
To all l eiaor.a lavlbn olalm against tie
estate of Jacib e-tover, deceased:
All pernoiiH bavinjj claim agalnat aald
eatale ara Imreby tiotlQed that on the Sid
tiT of Jji:e. 1K1KI, tha utu'erN'i'ned wa
duly appointed dn Inlstra rlx of tba e
tsl of JO ili Stovi r, de end, hy tbe
County Court of Linn louutv, Ornn
pjrscua l.hv Inn tlaltim aiittr.st a d
s-Ktataare thrfore hereby required to
p'-O'ent the aami hb the proper vouch
li to uia inioeraigntu ai uer renin sihjb
r.i r cl , i.inn oounty, ure:on, witiitn
six liii.miiH in in list can ier;ni
;oted this 1 1th dnv if July, 18!K).
MfB A. W. dTOTER
W. R HiLYFU. Aduilolstralrlx
Attorney.
Executor's Notice a
To all peraona baying claims again it tba
.......... t T. m A. W.l-I, J....,. .
esiavo vm a siuvs 11 wou uovssn iB,
All pt-raon having claim agalnat said
eMtato nre hereby notified that on tba 3rd
rtn of Jut, 1890, tha underalgned wa
duly appointed executor of th- last will
of a.iii deeeatied by tba County Court of
Ijir.n county, urajron. ah peaonn nav
ing ctUni agaiuht aald estate aro there
fore bertiby notified and rtquired to pra
ent tho name with the proper vouobera
lo the undorsiitiiod at hia reMdcr.ee near
tbe oily of Albany, Linn county. urpRon,
v Hbln alx nvmihafrom the data hereof.
L'ated tbia 18th day of July, Jh90. .
GaoBOB Clinw,
W. It. Eiltep, Kxeoutor.
attorney.
MARVELOUS
D5SCOVERY.
Only Cenntne System ot'Stomnrv Trnlnlnf.
l'uar llaolca Learned In aua ruadinv.
RIlinl svandcrlnw cured.
Urrrr child nnd adult a-renrly bonafltteds
Groat luduoemoats to OumspuadeniM Glsassm,
. Pronpectus, smh O;ilnion of Or. Win. A, Hi
d. the wtiriU-famml lpiiitist In Mind Dtsw
jlonjamln. aua otbnrs. sent piwt free b,
4refc A. XOIttKXi , Jfifth At., If. T,
SAB. .
RY
i D H waa la b I
inonii. tne wtiria-ummi bimoiuiiss in siina jtsesaes.
llaniitl lirepnlenf Thompson, tlie ermt Psyohal
ofrist, J. M. lliicklr-y, U.ll.,aditoro(tri Chritttan
Ajlvaeatf, If, jr., lticliiirit l'rocmr, iwBoiantit,
liana. W. W. Autnr. Jliiilirfl I jihaaa. Judak P.
IDELIGHTFULI At T
I SUBURB I
SUBURBAN
PROPERTY,
& iP w ur i m w
0 i m
Fill nrt Vtl Qr ff
mm ex tj
III) U
AGRICULTURAL lfFLMEWTS, VYAGONG AfiD DuCGlEG, LOGGERS A'D
BLACKSMITHS' SUPPLIES, IRON, STEEL. CHAIR, COAL, PAINTS,
OILS, WAGON MATERIAL, GABY CARRIAGE?, GARDEN
AND GRASS SEED, GUNS and A SY! MUNITION.
THE Rnr.Afi WAfiO.V.
and Rot FKESII UlIEAD
every tnrrninf. or lenvc
orders u I'.h J H Il. uUs,
ot posi'o tht I'.uss Ino'V
D. livcred te all of lheci'.v
Executor's Notic?,
NOTICE IS HERVI-.YtilVEN TUAT
tba Ul.drltJl)-d 1 rti boi l) H) p.,tiitd
by the County Coort f Linn county, Or
egon, executor ol tha H i:l ard'tn'ta
went and eaUtaof Jane Itrliuliam.'tU--reaaed,
lata of Umatilla d.itiity, Orccrin.
All peraoua havlnir rlslois ali)M' said
ratal ara hereby l otiii.d to pii Mnt them
duly veiltli..) ai hia resldtoico in Albanv.
OiKKOn. wlibln six uionlba Ir.im tl U d:t(o
June27lu, l.-'JJ
S. M. PKNSIN..10N
T J STIr.i. Esocutor.
Att'y for Executor.
Notice of Final Settle
ment.
NOTICE IS H ERR BY OIVEN THAT
tba undrltntd, adiiiiniHtrH'or of
tha oauta of Helen K Allen, dwam il.
baa filed bU final account wiih tbo cluk
oftha Comity Court, of LJnn eouniv. Or.
euon, and tbe aaid court ba fixed ' Mon
day, AugUht tba 4:h. liSDti, at 2 nVnx.lt,
p ui, to bi-ar objeotiODa, if any, to said
aaoount and to auttle aaid estnle.
1! It Al.LKK,
TJStitks, AdnilnUtra'.or.
Atty lor Ad in r.
STtX'KII0LDEIl8MECTIXGX
in hertd.y niven that the aunusl mvt-t-ing
f stnckholilers of the Capital Gold ai d
Silver Mining Co. consolidated of t lid c-ity
of Salem, Oregon, ill be held at the t tlice
of the company in said t-icy, on the src.t.d
TbnrsiUy the 11th day of Auast, IS'.-O, st
3 o'clock r st, for the eltotiou of directors
and for such other busiues a mav c.uiu be
fore the meetini?.
Salem, Or., June 3. ISflO.
J H Stkicklkr, Kcrot.ny.
EAST AND-SOUTH.
VIA
Southern Pacific Route.
SHASTA LINE.
aspress Trains teare rortlsnd Tiv
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burn, Haiem, AlUny, Tsiigant, 8hld, IUUy Uar
rishurg, JuucUon City, lrvinr, Kugene.
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ALSSXT LOCALf DAU.T (SlOSn St.VDAT)
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6:00 A M Lv Albany A U:0u I- n
USAHON BRAHCII,
Wm L Albany r 0:30 a m
8:00 r a Ar Lebanon Lv &:45a h
1:60? a I Lv Albany Ar I t;5 A a
l:M a I Ar behanon Lv 8:40 a h
7:S0A Lv Albany Ar4:im
8:4jAMAr Lebanon Lv 8:101-
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS.
Tourist Sleeping Oars,
For Accommodation of aeenad-C'las rassea
Ren, attaebed t Express Train.
.Aesl side blvlsloa.
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BXFKia TSAUt DAILY (Kxojp: SnnU.
t:4ilraLv Portland ir IHu
7 lira I A McMlnnvlHo ,. Ly ft.f a a
TlirouB.li Tickets
. To all point . -
SOUTii AND EAST.
Vm luii information rerardlrig rates, maps, etc
all on Company Agent at Al'iany.
A KOKBLKR E P. ROGERS
MsnntrtF' 4s'l0, F. and P. Aff
his Time
Keached in 4 Ways.
VERY CONVENIENTLY.
FlPiST. I5y Soutlurn Faoifle trait runt-ing thrrmgh the property,
KKC0ND. By Willamette river steamers tanning evr-ry honr in the &y. 5 cent fare.
TllIllD. iSy Portland and Willamette Valleytraiu lo the White Iiou and across
the fi-rry to the property.
FOURTH t Ity carrlcae on the betarifnl drive ennlm M I y tha Maltmimah Driving
Ai"ci.UiiiP. Tim most beautiful carriie way in the UiiiUd SUtca. eoiumandiog tba
ni'-st ti-iiilifi.l ncnu-ry; wi nded hilU f ono tide, WillarnetUi river on tha other, and
snow :i;ij .-d rnotjntains in tha oitauco The bnaatiful driv is krut sprinkled daring
h'i idiro i.'jmii.r K-.nK.n,
Soma Facta inBeaarcltoits Lcat?on ia Ksfercnc to Sapil Transit Facilities.
!"! II Vf. T(o ?vmthern Tucific Iiiilroml, wbone line tto directly throoijh thi beao
titnl Vilht. Ur.4 iiiiii.ii, p.tch way thrrjo renikr trains, aud it ciriiderin(r a pro.oittoa to
i ii.'n'urAl tm hourly xulnahan arrioa from I'ort-Und, giving a fare of 10 eent for tbe
r .Und trip,
SKi ONO; 'Ihn Vi,o:lf.i,i k Motor f,in-, 1ra'ly praoed to a pr.li.t within tne and
One-half n'ili, villi v-Milally I o 4ndid t- thi rnperty .
'MUltlJ: A c'linptuv ii-uirp(irtwl si Or-.r. City to rau an tlectrW rm tor line
fii rn U.sl -ry lo IV.rlli,i.il prorf:ta lM;i n.tmct thsir line thriob Minthoro Bpriega
T-p rty.
A ciirr. i.- r rrv ri'anizi d tu.l n i ' )i,h(;rilil l bndj a t'es-n motor
line l i tf. i. I'.,rllnt ai d i(;.,;, I .'y will run thur lir siithin a quarter vf a mile of
the Mrnth'i'ii tpr),a piopr.rt; . for , by
li.itl.l: 1 (!i f, Sub 1
m ii m m
ALBANY. OUKtJON,
-Miv.xra roit -
turfivi Art r trk
mum au
......AXU DEALKItS IN
lints Ist'ii
AT
s f f
HEAD
Now tho Greatest Atvraction is His Large and Stylish
Stock of
LIGHT - WEIGHT - SUITS,
Straw Goods, Etc. ,
In I:t50iiingr With tho feqabon
If You "Would bo Suitably Dressed
- Call - at - His - Store. -
Jas. E. Powell & Co.,
Successor to Goo. U. Henderson.
-DEALERS IX-
Produce; Crockery Ware; Tobac
Low Prices and
ff" ! j sa arrysMs aasx asass sis .
ffl ill Ip
:hoie Candy,
fiEARTHE POSOfFICE,'-'
- r
the Property
The Oregon Land Co.,
H.e! Portland, Pottiand.
d Machinery.
I7ecla.rol
THE-
LINE!
Prompt Attention.
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Nat v Pratt, etc.