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Some of our exchange are publishing
table of weight and measures (hat ia mislead
log, not being In conformity with the tiatutt
of thi state. The following weight will rule
la thU atatt when any of the article named
are aolJ by the bushel and no ipecial agree
merit U made aa to how many pounda ahal
contiitute a bushels
Wheat, 60 pounda.
Clem aecd, 60 ponndt.
Corn, 56 pounda,
Rye, 56 pounda,
Oats, 36 pound.
Barley, 46 pounds,
Buckwheat, 4 pound.
Dried apple, 38 pound.
Dritd peaches, IS pound.
rotatoe6n pounda.
Green apple 45 pound.
Green pear 45 pounda,
When any article la told by the hundred
weight, U thall be understood to be the net
we'ghtof on hundred pound avoirdupois,
nles such construction would be manifestly
acoosis'ent with the agrcemmt of the parties.
The half bushel and pa.ts thereof shall be the
standard measure lor charcoal, fruits, and
other commodities customarily (old by heaped
measure, and in measuring tuch commodities.
the half bushel or other smaller measure sh1
be heaped aa high a may be without special
effort or design. A hop box thall be 36 inches
long, 30 inches deep, tad eighteen inches wide,
measuring upon the inside, and shall contain
19,440 enkic inches.
The Washington correspondent of the
Orrgomitn ay :
There has been some surprising gains
In the South during the past ten year and
when the da) a o( reapportionment come
It will be found that the solid south will
be making claims for additional congress
men baaed on the census returns. Of
fourteen southern stale Including Texas,
Alabama, Arkansas, Delaware, Florida,
Georgia, Kentucky, Maryland, Louisiana,
Mlssisslppl.South Carollna,North Carolina,
Missouri and Tennessee, the total gain Is
about 4,000,000. Texas leads with an in
crease of 600,000, and Missouri come next
with 400,00a Both Arkansas and Ala
bama have a gain of over 303,000, while
Georgia, Kentucky, Tennessee and the
Carolina each nave Increased over aoo,-
000. These are the rough count 6gures
and may be changed, but there has been
rather surprising gm In population.
An accurately taken census In the south
would show the above mult, for every
one who has observed, has seen quite
tide of emigration from the east and north
to the south during the last ten rears. But
this statement of Increase of population in
the south must be taken with a grain of
allowance. There Is vet a scheme to make
a congressional apportionment during the
present session of congress and this report
of gain may be put in circulation to allay
opposition or delay.
the St Louis Refnblie, speaking of the
work of the democratic tale convention of
Iowa ays :
The Iowa democrats have nominated a
at rong ticket on a vcr strong platform.
On the tariff, on stiver, on the force bill
and the rights of the people lo manage
their own election the speak with an
emphasis that cannot be misunderstood.
They enter the campaign with everything
In their favor, and there I hardly a doubt
but that they will hold the state by a
larger vote than that by which they carried
it In the last e'.ecion for governor. The
whole west la sick of the alliance between
republican and plutocracy.
- The wife of Senator I)avt,of Minnesota,
Is able to make this extraordinary state
ment : "Wlien I was ten year of age my
aunt bought me a pattern, some navy blue
cloth and some black velvet, and told me I
must make myself a gown, which I did
greatly lo her satisfaction and my own and
the envy of my little playmate. From
that time to the present day I have never
paid one cent to a dressmaker or a milliner,
nor ha any one else done to for me.
.Every dress.bat and bonnet 1 wearia made
and trimmed by my own hands." No
wonder Mr. Davis got rich.
The Farmers' Alliance It the cloud on
'.he republican horizon now considerably J.
larger than a man's hand and beginning to
take on the shape Indicative of a cyclone.
The McKlnlev lies, who thought at .Irst
there would Le but a sprlnale at most, are
hoisting reciprocity umbrella and seeki-ig
cover with great unanimity.
The press association member all over
the state speak of the very hospitable way
In which they were treated by the people
of Portland. Well, they are right. They
were the recipient of thai type of genuine
hospitality peculiar to the people of the
union, and of which Portland' people are
6ne example.
Railway collisions, from the inability to stop
the locomcrive, are likely to be made impossi
ble when the electric light is substituted for the
oil lamps now in use. R.-ccnt experiments
prove that the electric headlight casts light
from half to three quarter (( a mile ahead. A
train going at the rate of sixty miles an hour
can thu be stopped in time to prevent any
accident.
I'rol Pickering, basing hi conclusions on a
cries of photograph of the planet Mar in
April, conclude that the southern temperate
region of Mar have just experienced an irrup
tion of polar tee no lesa remarkable than that
which still adds the zest of danger to the navi
gation of our own North Atlantic.
i
William Walter l'helps.our Minister lo Ger
many, is caid to have cultivated a londnet
for "onion tart," a Berlin dish which is mostly
onion and very little tart, It is further hinted
that Mr Phelphs propose to introduce this
dish into America with a view to catching the
German vote.
Thi year's production of coal in the United
State will be abont 140,000,000 ton. There
arc 13,000 square miles of coal land in England
and 192,000 in the Uni'ed States. The En
glisk ou'put is about 130,000,000 tons per
year.
rt W Morrow, whom the republican or
lihHnia nominated for congressman-at-large
st declined for the reason that there I no
such office to fill, Quite a commentary on the
intelligence Of California republicans,
It Is to be hoped that the democratic
contention of California will not give
be: lot reform a back an eye a the repub
lican of that state did.
John D Rockafsller, the great Standard Oil
millionaire, it is said, will give $20,000,000
for the purpose of establishing a Baptist Uni
versi y st New York city.
It Isiow thought that the total popula
tion of the United State will be about
62,000,000 Instead of 65,000,000 a first ea
tlmated by Superintendent Porter.
The tide i rising. The nearer the tariff
bill that passes approaches the McKinley stand
ard, the more sweeping will be the flood.
TI.e gain In the population of Mi.sourl
will be about 490,1x0. Tnl mean three
additional congressman.
Thj census return will show that Ioa
has 1,458,000 population In i8yo ajjair
1,627,000 in rSfio.
from our regular eormponosnt.)
VASIUNlTOt.
Wasiunoton, Aitjr. 11, iJyo.
Republican audacity can scarcely go
farther than It did on Saturday when one
of the door-keeper it the House .claiming
to be acting under Instructions from the
Speaker, attempting to use force to pre
vent Representative Enloe leaving the
House for, a few minutes. Mr Enloe, as
any other American citlxen would have
done". Insisted upon his right to go and
come as he pleased. Later, Mr Ei.toe
bioughlthe matter before the House as a
question of personal privilege, and very
naturally wanted to know if the Speaker
had Issued such Instructions, and It so by
what authority.
The Speaker denied having Issued such
'nstructlons; but at the same time stated
t as his opinion that the door-keeper had
done right. Saint Joseph Cannon, who Is
second only to Mr Reed In audacity, de
fended the action of the Insolent door
keeper. Mr Enloe protested that If olllcers
ot the House were to be given the author
Ity to keep members in the House against
their wills, they would ome day keep them
out of the House by the same authority
The matter was fia".y referred to the
committee on the judiciary ,and a majority
of that committee being republicans but
little Is lo be excted in the shape of
justice. a
Truly one might ask, um'er what form
of government do we live? Oliver Crtm
well found it necessary to use a regiment
of soldier to disperse the English Parlia
ment; but the myrmidons of Speaker
Reed, without the strergth of an armed
body, attempt to control the actions of
democratic members of the House by sheer
audacity. What a spectacle for a free
country I
It Is now apparent that the infamou.
Federal Election bill is to be railroaded
through the senate by force of tins parly
whip lustily wielded by that santlmonlous,
but unscrupulous sun of New England
Senator George F Hoar. It has been re
ported to the senate and put on the cal
ender, and In order to'facilitatc Its pas
sage the resolution providing for the
adoption ot a gag rule, to cut off debate,
has been Introduced "and referred to the
committee on rules. The talk about the
bill having been modified by the committee
I bosh; It has been simplified to a certain
extent, but It remain one ot the most ob
noxious measure ever attempted to be
forced upon a defenseless people" History
will rightly characterize It as an attempt
to Polanderixe th south.
Mr Blaine's reciprocity Idea is ahead.and
the Indication are that It will certainly be
adopted by the senate, but In the House.
where Speaker Reed who Is bitterly op
posed to it, Is sole Monarch It may possibly
be defeated. Messrs Reed. McKinley si.d
other of the Chinese wall high protection
wing of the republican party are trying to
convince Mr Harrison that It wilt be ruin
ous tc him and hi paity for him to send a
message to congress favoring reciprocity
a he ha promised to do.
The returns of the census supervisor
give the population ot Anions not in
eluding Indians as 57,000. The three
largest towns are as follows: Tucson, 51S5,
not including additions and suburbs; Fhu: '
3115: I'resco-t, 1843. And this I the
territory the democrats recently urged so
strongly should be admitted to the enlon.
Too ihin ly populated. ( olfax Cat.
Wyoming shows up with the same pop.
vet Hie rfWi
rt ner ad intted.
lilntiuo. a-Ariiocui Jtnd
shouted Itself hoarse to get
liut Wyoming Is republican aiuL this ac
counts for the milk in ih-i Oatftr't cocoa
nut. I 1 I I '
Lieut John 1' Kinley of the Signal Service
baa compiled a stntcnent of the number of
'ornadoes in Ibis country for the last seventeen
years. While in 1870 there were only nine, the
number ba increased annually, the tear 1SS6
being credited with 280 But since that time
there has been a gradual decrease in the r um
ber, only forty two having been recorded in
1880.
The Farmers' Al'.ianc? appears 10 have
'captured the dominant political party in
South Carolina. The in embers of con
number thlrtv-livc thousand voters.
TheOlympia Tn&ur.t think if Blaine
keep on writing covert letter against the
McKinley bil1, he wilt wake up some of
these mornings and wih he had added lu
them "burn this letter " The thought orlg.
fnated probably from the fact 'hat lllalne's
letter were ''burning" the anpportcr of
tht McKinlev bill. . ase ",;.. Chi oiu'rle
At the beginning of this century 21,000,000
persons spoke English, 31,500,000 French 3
ooo.oco German, 31,000,000 Russian, 26,000
000 Spanish and l6,ooo,coe Italian. Now
125,000,000 persons !k English, 50,000,000
French, 70,000,000 German, 40,000,000
Spanish, 70,000000 Kusiian and 30,000,000
Italian.
The democratic state convention to meet
In California thi week will very probably
nominate Mayor Fond of Sari Francisco
for governor. There are some indication
that he will be lo California what Gove'nor
Pennoj er wa to Oregon last June.
Long after nearly every intelligent man
In the country taw that ihe Force Lill wa
dead, the Rose-burg PlaindraUr Is found
attempting to make a defense of the ill-
starred scheme to make republican con
gressmen against the will of the people.
Strange a it may appear, nevertheless
it Is a Strange proceeding to see the I'end'c.
ton Tribune defending the Strange way in
which the census wa taken in Eartern
Oregon. There. "
It is estimated th it the Eastern consumption
of canned ulinon thi coining season will be
doub'e that of any other. I v cheapness, o
gether with he acarcityofo. iter kinds of pre
served fi'h, has widely enlarged it imroduc
tion to familie.
The finest hand spun Belgian flax, such as is
used in making costly lace, is worth from $900
to $1000 a ton.
It it reported that the Western corn crop
will be 350,000,000 bushel tho.l, owing to
the drought.
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Take Care t Thcrets Danger 1 1
Ia allowing inactitity of the kidney i!o
gr w through neglect. Th deadly iknals
of Bright' disasta and diabetes will wreck
the a;oodlv bark ef health if it i all wed to
drift rudderless npon them. The bladder,
ton, if iuactiva. and jndicina mtdinstion
does not speedily direct th holm ti ward
the Lort of safety, will be whelmed by the
quiuksand of dieae. Id selectim a diurr
tto, let ynnr choice fall npon ffoatetter'e
Stomach Hitters, which stimulates the icnsl
orgaoa without irritating and esciliop thi 111,
two effects o be npprehemded from the nu
mediea'ed stimuli largely reported to. These
hava a tnndency to react prejudicially he
Bitters invigorate tho kiiiie) and bladder,
to common with the nervaa and t', dipes
tivenrgau. and o ah'crd la tin eid. It al
so affords dual assistance in prewiring and
coring intornJttent and remittent fevc.
Biliouaneae, constipstioii and . hit uioatisni it
alio nbjus,att.a.
gresa from that state will be demrH.rats.but ' 7.li ,,t'1,1 ..m )-'t", r'lr '"' ai't r , M)1lc,, ronsitned to V etein Iranks. The
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their partl-ansblp will be solxjrd.nated 10 No Kcetir n rt'rirlH jfonefrtllv poor ctoi'm, i 1 i' " ' a m. Uo
the interest of tie f..r.ner of the stale, though in liM-litin the rrnp !H not tii to "- " srnKmewt rwit
who constitute much the largest proper- S'tu Sil'lT, - V - S .s
tion of It. Ctns. A colored farmers- 1 -alliance
ha been started, rnd I said to I i,.in ..,ni..- Ir, i-.,4.:ti the tender lo hie np, sm Urn t i mpjsrely into
' ill NT TUJI0t'3EKKKI'FK!.
Rice, boiled very dry, Is acceptably
served with fish Instead of potatoes.
boiled clothes should not be allowed to
remain In the bedrooms, They Inlut the
air and make It Impure.
Sprained ankle hn been cured In an
hour by Krtowcrlng with hot water poured
from a height ot a low feet.
Common washing sud a and boiling
water should be used to rinse all the waste-
plpca at least ouce every week or ten day.
If vou are a tail women arrange to have
your work-table and Ironing-board a few
Inches higher than they arc usually made.
This little precaution will prevent many a
backache.
Fuel can be aaved on Ironing day by
placing over the Irons and old tin bucket
or similar vessel bottom side up. You
need a thick Iron-holder, lined with paper,
to handle them with when heated in this
way.
Don't allow the broom" to stnnd on the
brush end when not In uc; hang it on a
nail by means of a ring In the top of the
handle. Don't forget thai a broom will
last much longer If, after using, It is dipped
In bollinjr water for a few minutes.
In changing feathers, alwavs put them
Into new ticks, as the feathers will surely
prick through washed ticks, I believe our
grandmothers rubbed the Inside of the
ticks with hard soap, to prevent this, hut I
should prefer newoncr. Old ticking run
always be put to good use.
The easiest way to cleat shoes or rubber
overshoes which have become muddy is
with vaseline. A little "swab'' of flannel
on the end of a slick Is gtiod for Hits pur-
rose. Even It the vaseline touches the
hands. It forms coating over thrm , that
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the task Is not so unpleasant as it other-
wUc would be. J
Tainted furniture can be wiped oft with
a little milk and water, and look bright as
new, llamboo, rattan and reed fuiuliuic
ca.i be cleaned with a dump e.liattiol". i
do not believe In the ue of foi nllure poll-li ;
It may do for a ll.oe, but better ue a soft
flannel with a fc dtep of kerosene for
polished furniture.
All pr pcratlons for waxltig fbtor are
heated by setting the kettle containing the
mixture Into another containing boiling
water. By this means the beeswax be
comes Incorporated with turpentine and
other Ingredient. No flocr w 111 be "sticky"
If the wax is properly rubbed In. The best
article for rubbing In oil or w ax is a par
quet b'ush, such as sold by manufacturers
of parquet floors, and at large house fur
nishing stores.
The use of the tooth brush in connection
with powders, wash's, or other treatment
of the teeth , should be gentle. Bleeding
1 1, he gumt u , tl4nger tij,nal j
khows that the skin has been broken, In
vttlng the absorption Into the system of
any poisonous or foreign rnat'ers which
may be present in the mouth. If the gums
are very tender, a soft brush should be
used, and used, very gently, till they
hare hardened soilictenllt to withstand
more vlo'ou treatment. Even thcn,tne
liability to eir i. on the side ot harshness.
WEATMKR (KP l LIEU . So.
the Oregon ?ial Weather lUm-au,
co-operating itV U. S. Signal Hervirv,
Central Otliee, 1'urtliirnl, Oregon, for
the week CBiliDgatttrdiiy, Aug. ICtli,
ISiW;
VKATlUt.
Thp trmtH-rntorw has Un sin
t.. (j( .,,;, j,,., r Uil,n
rive the
rrKT-rmtfn ito Ww4
iiAtSlt ' (si Al 1,1 it rsa-al s.tt fi Lsai a. r. '
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On the ml. na-raioiiin,ri,kli.fir"W"'J1, V"- W,,u,s,i:
fll (I., .(niA . u. v..rUU 1 t amen was hsrkM by I w-K aitics asd
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I,mr r, iw,r1. .1 m j).. Wuliu
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vaJler, no datiiHat; reported. The tiivhts
have lietn aa ut-ual, -ojI ; the dnya have
letn generally rlotiJU-H. Smko from
fortat lire has U-gun to fill the atuioa
jhere. moif.
The wc athcr rondiliona, ncept on the
13th, w hen it w hs w arm, have ! !! favor
abb: to linrvt htinjr and thrtf liitiK em-tioti-i,
which continue to prireaa. Fnil
anil winter w Lent ia y ncraily b:irvi st-l
and cofniilcraldo of it ia tbrt cliiil.
Spriiitt wheat ia now lcinjr liarvi etiil.
Kepirta indicntc that wheat Olid o:tla are
turning out ln-ttcr than waa expected.
r!e, tlie wiieat i-nbive the avtraco.
I)oii)c'mh and other ttoulliern count Uk lmd
ununcally heavy raina up to April 15th,
ainco then it has lioen very dry ami crop
re rot eo good. The ach crop in
southern Orejton waH altnoKt destroyed
by the late frost? ; but other fruit in plen
tiful. IIa ia pli-DtiCul tli roiiKlr the xtoek
rountry. Bottom ami irrigated hnul in
outhenHtrn jart of .thv rtatr- Ima very
lare crojin. The wheat output, it in ca
timated w ill to larger than ever before
in Oregon. Tlie Cod I in Moth did con
aidorablo dumngo to Rjipk-M. rhtma rtt
pronea are very plentiful and the weath
er haa lie-en favorable to the curing of
them. In the neigriliorhood of IIi lix,i
tTmatillii county, a ilifoofc rfcintilirid I
uiHteinpt-r mvompanii'd by a liaekint;
cough in among the liorxcn, but tto fur no
fatal rcaultsare reported.
P.. H. Vauvk,
OtiserverU. H. signal Hervico.
Asaintant Director Oregon Weather l!u
reau. A locomotive working under a prensuri; o
140 lo 165 pounds to the square inch may move
a r.dlway train at a velocity of sixty mies per
hour.whirh we are apt to think of as a wonder
fjl speed. But it is slow, compared with the
rte of motion of the projectile fiont .1 modern
great tin. Such projectile tiics at the rate
of llr5 mile per hour, impelled by a pres
sure of 35.000 (040,000 pounds per scjttftre
inch.
TKUtoJlAPlUV NEWS
- A 1'east) Ivaola 4'j clone.
Vii.krsbakrr, r.,Aug. 19. Al 5'oV'0( k
this afternoon, the ii.ost terrible cyclone thnt
wns even expericnf , d in this loeslpy sfuck this
city. If came if. he river and the siirlden
ncn of its coming was one of iu awful features
The heavens were as black as nig'it and the
wind blew with most ft ightful velocity. Whole
row of trees were blown down. Following
this, hundreds of house were unroofed, parti
ally blown over and completely demolished,
and worse than all, a visitation of death was
tent upon a number of people. Large dis
tricts in several section of the city are in ab
solute ruin, and women and ch Idren are in t'..e
streets, crying and wringing their hand in ab
solute dismay. The damage will reach hun
dred! of thousands of dollars. The total death
list so far as ascertained is twelve Four men
are known to have been killed at the Hazard
wire rope works. . A house on Scott street,
occupied by miners who had just leturned from
work, fell in and three of the Inmate were
killed. The huge stack of the Kylle planing
mill fell and one man and two horses were
killed. A little colored girl was killed by a
falling nuilding on South Main street Two
men snffered death by the falling of a portion
of Stegmaier's brewery, and a third incurred
the tame fate through the almost complete
demolition of S S Brown's brick business block
on Market street. There are undoubtedly fif
teen or sixteen others killed. Reports cami
(rum Sugar Notch, a mining town three miles
from here, that the destruction of property is
terrible and fifteen persons were killed, At
Parsons and Mill Creek, four mile from here,
Ihe coal breakers in all directions have been
more or less damaged.' Trainmen of incoming
trains report the village of Sumnierviile, thirty
rr.iles west of Scranton, struck by a clyulone
this afternoon and lotal'y annihilated.
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A Vlllace llurnrd,
Skavi i.k, Aug 19. Slaughter, lively tint
city of 900 population, in this country, wa
nearly destroyed by fire between i and 3
o'clock Ihii morning, An engine sent from
this city saved tie tows. The fue broke out
in C'harlei Martin's shoe nhnn.on the one Street
of (he town, iu a long row or fisme buildings.
Mnrtin bail been drunk a" tdfenrly part of the
nlg.it. lie had missed the train to Scuttle
brt-a-.ise of his inebriety, and at J:Jo he left a
nlooii to i;o to bis lodging In the rear i t the
shop- About five minutes later the people in
next I'ltiltlmg, the International hotel, henrd a
louil exlolon. (alumni a moment Inter by an
alnrm of die, In less limn a minute the whole
shop wns hi flumes,
fke ttiet.r It at,
RosKtii'Rt), Or.,Aug,t9,Tlie oignniallon
of the Coos Hoy, Koseburg & Eastern Railway
t Navigation Company wa completed at
Koochurg to-day. The entiie amount of the
capital stock was subscribed.' T R Sheridan
was elected president, F W Durnetl vice presl
lent and generally solicitor, W V. Italnra sec
rclary and trvaniier.and R A Graham general
malinger. The board of diirrtor includes the
foregoing oflirrr, as well as W II King, E G
r lannganaml OJ Kcelry, The contract for
the construction of the' entire railroad, from
MnikhticUI. Cx' county, to Rosihurg, I hmglits
County, was let lo R A (irnhnm, and he will
commence the wntk iinmitliatrly,
lite Amtrtatltin Hill.
Wash ini; torn, Aug. 18, Qirgon fares lct
ter in theiivcr and hai l ot Mil thtin ever before,
The bill as it panned the Semite contains ll
follow;iig itrnit fui Oregon:
Improving entrance lo hail-or at Coo buy
(115,000,
Impioving liaibor at Vjipiina bay.S 185,000.
Impiovuig ImiUir at 1 illnmook bay, $500.
Improving entrance to harbor and Nclwlcn.
bar, f lO.ocu,
For the rotnmrntcnt of jetty construction
. ..,,, . v ..h'ii'ii",! a wi i vsi'ini, nni ijih, wii n
v,w lo asrrrtant H the amount estimated for
a haihor of nloge cannot le materially lessen
fr.,,,0, ' --
Improving rannl at the Cascade, Columbia
"vt 45V,
Improving Upper Columbia, including Snake
uvcr, cjo.ttoo.
Improving the month of the Columbia liver,
$5,10,000.
iinpiovitit l-oei WiiUiiirtle and Columbia
rivers in liont and below I'lMl nnJ, $100,000
impioviiii iiiaiiiette liver slx.ul I'otilninl
1,000, of which su n 5000 may used In the
OikCtetion ol Hie tcctstary ot wsr lit the im
provement of the liver at Clackamas rapids
and Koss island.
tmpruving the Ctxpiiile river (continuing the
tmpiuvcmcnt) 930,000.
Improving 'he Untpina river, 8txo.
Impioving the mouth of SiuUw river,
commence construction ol jetty, 150,000,
improving toung ami KUUamtie nvcr
fluuo.
Ha rwder la i.
Washington, Aug. 18. Secretary Troc
lor left this ci y Friday evening on a trip to
New England, ftcm whence lie will go to visit
ome of the military posts on the Northern
foniier, possibly as far west as Puect sound.
He said, ttfore his departure, that his trip was
merely ol annual inspection of placet lo be
visited, tnd had no e.u! significance what
ever. Notwithstanding . this statement, a
number of rumors have been circtitrtcd, and
it is I lieved that among the subject lo be
eonUlcieJ by the sretctuiy during his present
trip is the (cavil. iiny and practicability of
trengtt.enin the defenses along the Canad
ian border of the country.
ttlMMt Will b b-4
Crrv or Mkxico, Aug. iS. A ditpstch
from Manague says Costa Uk and Nuara
gua have combined with Salvador. It is ti
I -oiled in Chiapas ttitt Guatemalan troop on
the lionticr of Sitivsilor have mutinied, want
inj 1 heir pay. Senor Dsigubt, UuairmsUn
mtnis'er, says war U now inevitable and this
j tsiu I a week of haute.
The Guatemalan
furies numt-er to.oOu. ail in rood condition
an I they count on the lupiott'cl Honduras.
EerasnlS)! lasl,
U.N H.K, Aeg. tS, The greatest foul rsce
lwsl evrr oceuned in this section of the state
to-A plucesouih , this city yest.rdsy ef:einotn
at nl'Tki-T.-l-;ioi,n wsux the
cote ! rsi era, fc (7 tawe""'
'ori'iHllvt. Of
l Vi ineatd ly l ames fiom Walla Walia. The
I "'!arne ruu was loo yards, and Csmeron won
Mtie race l y sloiit tloee leet in
ten seconds.
Tlie I uitr smotinteil lo $tm. Contiileiabte
money changed hands on be sid. The taceis
were in near 11 im, and much excitement prc
vailcil. Wingard left lor Walls Walla l...t
ni;lil, an I Cameron w ill go east in a few days.
A self ttm'a Hvtitwrr.
KansasCii v, Aug, 17. The Vc'fte Kx
f tes Compary UM ( Jo.riOo by train roblers
on the Mciuii I'm iuersiiway early this morn
ii g. It was the Kansas limited tint fell into
the hands if lie 1 timiin. 1 l.c uain was
crowiicl villi pats-i'e'S, sad lhcs.ife of the
riyrri" c ii'pnt'y was siuiVed with money,
the rouilcs of 10 revolve! in the hands of
two m.-ifkcd loeii. I'hry h id evidently board
ed the loiwatd part of the mail car at Tipton,
ami were c rawling over the tender toward the
engineer. One ol them coveted t lie fireman
lib his revolver while the other look care of
the engineer. Th.y weie told lo hold their
hands At Rolierts cut the eng;neer was com -mandrd
10 go 10 the express car and . tell the
messenger tooctn the Uoci. When he reach
ed thetaptcs car he found that the two io!
licith.vl five confederate stationed at conveni
ent pbtres about ihe ear, all heavily aimed and
with their f..ces concealed liehine masks, t be
express car wa bonidcd, the tiifc opened by
the nictf engcr at the point of the revolveit and
f3o,ooo in money and valuables lumped into
a ucl, Wlun the robber skipped,
A Muse U.'bbeil.
I.ISKVH.I.E, Or., Aug. 17 rhcLakeview
Liiikvble stage was held tip and robbed by two
masked men two miles west of Lakevicw yes
terday mo'ning, The robliers secured theea
press box, mail bag. and ?4o in money from
the two pnsengers aloard. The biiioui. I, con
tacted in thecxpe and iM.iil is-unknowii,tut
it is r upposcd to be small. Had the robbers
been one day ealicr they would have secured
fjoo from the ex pi ess. One day later they
would have made a haul ol 1300,
A ttlaady Klilke,
Albany, N V Aug, 17, The most disas
trous day in the histoty of the New Yotk Cen
trai iriae cioseit 10-niniit. i iiuen men arc
in care of surgeons and five are so badly wound
ed that there ar; fears for their recovery. Three
Pinkeiton men are cut and' one was severely
handled by the rnob. A police surgeon had lo
dress his wound. Nearly all the I'inkerton
men are withdrawn fiom the crossing within
1 tie cuy iimrs, n tncir presence service to
excite the on ool cis, and police took their
places.
ISra.ke Ike Jmuolng Iteececl.
HKfiioiT, Aug 17, At tlie midsummer
handicap gnim of the Detioit Athletic Club,
yesterday, Harry Jewell, of Chicago, a Notre
Dame student, broke ihe American hop step
anu jump record. 1 he record has been 44
leet 5 Inches. Un the first attempt ewett
made 44 feet, inches, furnishing cmaleut
a new record, iiis hop was 17 feet. An
affidavit establishing his claim to the record
will at once ae forwarded East,
. New Blacksmith Suor.G V Willi
ha just completed his blacksmith shoo at
the corner of Second and Railroad streets
where all kinds of iron and wood work
can be nad and done In first class order
Bring on your plows, wagor.s, etc., etc.
for repairs.
Biirgi ins at Read's,
f.2
tty Drug re.
Stanard Gusick
Proprietors. Successors to
Guiss & Son. Dealers in
drugs, medicines and
chemicals,fancy and toilet
articles, sponges, brushes,
perf:imory,school and ar
tists supplies. Physician's
prescriptions accurately'
Summons,
In thi CiruilOout tfot Llun County, Stat q
vrtgtm:
Will! ShMds, MOK ShliiliU.T V Young
and M Ynurva, her hiisosnit, Mary n. Dor
ria and 3 J Dorris, her husband, 11 IT
v
T J tShlilds and Julia Shields hi wife, Jas
A ShiulHs antJ ICtutia Shield hi wife,
Viiginla K Shields, Minnie Shields, 811.
nnl LShWds.Msiy Shihl,l,lsieShlstdt,
KittieShislds.aud cUrah M Shiol
To Minnie Shiuld. Ssmtist h Shir Id.
Mary Shieldr. Liaxie Slilnhl tnd Kiltie
Shield.
In thn name of tha atat tt OriKiin, vou
are hereby rtqulrr d to he and appnsr and
answer the oniiiplalntlllod agaitittyou In the
ahoy etitttlad suit in tha ahovs autitlsd
oouit by tha first day of the nt-xt rmilr
torm of tha above entitled court, to wit: Uri
Mouday tha 27th day of October. I31K), and
if yt'U tail ti appear ami answer th iilalntilf
will apply to the court for tha relief praved
for lu llioir complaint, ytis For a decree of
the court ti partition the resl estate cwnnd
By piatutitls and ileii'tntsts as tenant in com
mon, daacrbd as follow, lo-witi
Ijits I and 2 and fractions! lot 3 in block
12, In tsstrru addition to th oily of Albany,
l.inn oonnty. Oritn. Alao lota 1, 7, Sand
the wvat half of lot 2, in block 13 ia the eas
tern addition to 1 ho city cf Albany, Liim
county, Orejioii. Also eommetioiiia' at thaM
W corner of btook No 37 In llseklnman a
2nd addition to the eity of Albany, l.inn
eonnty, Oregon, and runnim thence r.orth
erly on Ilia western boundary line tf said
block. 111 rent; the'e easterly psralltl with
the northern bntitidary line if said blotis, fid
lust I llien nii,rty parallel with raid
western l u dary tine, III feil thscc
Winterly ou rhs southma Ix.undarv Imn of
said blouk, CO f.t to the plsOb i f hei(inii'oi.
Aim ir a paititioo lannot ik had witn
out luatmUl Inlurv to lh Intaiest of the
parliee hereto, that the a Id resl (stale bo
old aa p ovidml by law nd thsi irocrwU
01 in swl im parlltlonrxl aeoordins in
the rcNnm-tlvalniardot oft ho plalntUT and
aoienuania, and that tr pom and ou
iii.amenla t taxed aa by law provided.
and for atieh otner rallof aa to orutty
oiay stem lust.
'I iila mi trillion la 1 ubllshrtl by orilor
01 1011 it r jiois. judti or aaid ' tor:
nisi In at Cl.aml.i al Kaietn. CrrKon
Ni-ptunber lilli, Ihmii,
i K WKATMRtirano.
A"l'y fur -laloitirM.
Citation.
t tht CuHty Court of the SluU 0 Orr-jon for
k Count) of Linn,
la tha nmtiitr of the tat
or
RUTH ItltAlesHAW
lit era'
To Jane Websmr, Thoinaa Clumeua. Ca
t Clsmntis, Kiiith Adttlna. Jessie
J C'le.mr.il. Nancy A llr'., William
Clemeca, Worth A CleiiiKrm, Nancy A
( leinona, Wlllb til H C'tomonsi, Karah
KCiemona, Anna K Herron, Oliver T
Hereon.
GREETING:
TN THKNAMEOX THK STA1K OV
JL Oreiion. You ar be-rebr cIi-k! and 10
quIrtHl 10 srtssr in the Counts Court, of
lit Mute i f O.auoo. for tho Couri.y of
uoii, at too coun ronio loorwor, at Al
tauy, lo the to.ruty of Lloo, on
Mstiday. the 1st slay sT Xrslrasswr, laao,
at the hour of I o'clock, to, of that day,
then ami hrn lo show eauiu, ii a. y
tbfr.tnj, wly Wlliiarn Cli nmn, wdrnlu
taUator, of lbs) Mita of Hiltn llrtbw,
ilncstMHl, shoo Id not lx Iioi,shI n m.II i
lb rent ioMirty of said Itutr, ttradsbaw,
deorwwd, dosorlbod aa follow a towns
li-Kl anion at IbeNW corner of John
II Kduioiiaoit'a del ation landrlaiin.no
tltleation rso 20i, ciaim No f.H, n Tp Ii
SH 4 W, ruiiuiiK Ihoncsiaakl 3i hilcbalita
tberieo aoiilli Zi it cttallx, tliorcfl Pl
31 t chains. tnene north St 4Ilrblna,
o lh plarw of Ulntiinr: remta oil g lio
aerwa, ail In I.11111 eout ty,UiaoM.
atptooisii: lipginrursK In th tttlr t the
Caiauooi cms, ou 'la b sindiy
lino ot t lias awtd John II Kdmooaoii'a b
Oslion tan I eUmi. n .rtltl isM n No 2uO
and n aim t n 6a in t( I jMK 4 W. and
runniiiu rieiie-tu'i Vi tOehsio 10 ,l.e
wju'ln &-i iMiim roi the im rtb ',i of abl
itijiiltl'in IM'I Ut;tl, t.'.nr 'JU
eliin ilia t ter vf tf 1 'n eliaiu.nl ul
Mid I nUiHcif , nMik't'tat up Iih ren
ter of lt iii-,n rhatiWlbf said i rtuU
thu p, sen of LaKnrlnij, rouUlmog 20
acre, ail lu l ion eouoiy. Uieiton
ior by order of tho lion
f It N Itlarkbnrn, judf of the
County Conrt, I itio Ktio ot
-, . (iirgiiu, for too County I .lor,
( , ) wiiii inn smi I ol aald court i-lUa
AU j tl thla lalowy 01 August, A U.
- . - lro.
(Altwl) NPfAYNr"..
C tuiity C trk.
VEGETABLE PANACEA
PHEPARED PROM
ROOTS Ct HERBS.
roatTHc cuac or
-'b' IJXZlXtrt?
AND ALL OTHER DISEASES
ARISINO mOM A
DISORDERED STATE Of the STOMACH
OR AN
INACTIVE LIVER.
roi sale atr ALL
DRUGGISTS & GENERAL DEALERS
Summons.
In tU Circuit Court of thi Mai of Oregon
for tlii County tf Linn.
J.8. ANTOS KLLK,. Plaintiff
ANNIK MoNULTY, Somw
tunes k own by the name of I
Aunlo Attloneile, Uorunoaiit.
rilO ANN1B MN U LTV, SO M KTl M K-i
t known ryv the nnmn or Annie Aft .
timlft, the above r.amad (lnfntidnnl,
in iIih iiitina of tha ettaOtt if Oritn y, 11
aro bernoy reoillreu t Mtiar and un
awnrtliM ootitpmint of the above U!utltf
in thaiiovo nntitld O'ltirr.. u.iw on Jl
with ih clfrk of said court, by th flrx
rlay 1 f tl'6 ui-al roular trin f iii coiiri
wlileh an'd term of Hi.ld i nn ln-trm on
Mt rtav, iIih 27tU dy .rttet.tt. r. 10 ', at
li-jl3iH.it lli'MM". In Alhiiny. I,li.n onituy
'irejc'iti And you are herebv furtticir no
till, -d that f J im fall to Hf.iai hikI Mii-
.,' r pahl u-.liif Isint by thw lin e !;r
hs Id, mil a lidrnby requtrod, the plli)Lltl
will lake a d'ereo against you for tha
ri lief l i ny d I'm Id the ooittplaint In th'a
e:tlf, to wit: Diroctme you le carry out
the trUNtaitt forth In said complaint and
to deed to plff by rowI nntt auflicl
ent deed all of ths following described
teal eatstn to wit:
HhkIui irmln the- center of the north
bounrlaiy Hue of lot i. In B'ook 0, In the
city ot Albany, and ruonlotr thence wen
ter.y on raid north boundary line 8 foot,
thenoe urtutbarly parollnl vtl h Ft-i v at
in aald city. 100 feet to the south b,.und
ary linn of said lot; thence eaetorh un
the south boundary Hue of aald j u 25
feet; tbence northerly parallel with ealu
Ferry moot ICO feet to the nor'h bnumi
ary line of aald lot; thence westerly 17
feet to tho place of beginning all of aula
land MiuUtd in the city of Albany, Or
gon, within 80 day from the rendering
of final dftcrea In aald causo and that In
oaaa yon fail to imke such deed tn plff,
within 80 day from the louiiortng of
sucli noal d forte, that tre same atanu aa
and for such deed and that you be oar
pelually ei joined from deeiiing aaid land
or anv 1 art thereof to anyon ex cpt
plaintiff herein, and that plaintiff have
snd recover b,a coma aud dh burse irt n a
b-rln of and fromyott.
1 hl aummons la publlah'd In puru
tnoeof an order of the Hon H IHolf
Jtulge of aald court; nmde ai c'oainbur in
the oitv rif Salt m, Or g n. on t ! tsth d y
ut Jul 1 , 1MK.
PnblUhed tirittimo tli lo.-.h .ly of Jul ,
1890. :
W. II BlLVEU. ,
; ' ; " Att'y for PKii.tiT.,:
; Muslin UNimnwieAB. In great variety
of styles at bottom prices.
EzGcutor's Notice.
To all paraona li'-rlriR claim ajrsln it the
eatateofVaiTioN Walab, deoeaae 1
All rra,ini havlnic nlalma agalnnt said
eMtater are hir by nolil'ted that on the 8rd
da., of J 11 r, IMIMI, the mulHralnnf d was
duly epnoinutl nxactitor of th. laat will
of aalrl denasr by the County Court of
Idrm notiiily, Orjcii. All pernona tiav
Ing ol a Iiiim Hjfriin.t said rat ate are tlmrs
fore hareb.y noillltul mid rrtj til red to pra
aant the name withlbn proir voucbara
to tha undHrrlvt od at liU resldenoa near
Urn oily of Aibsity, I -Inn ootiniy. OrrKon.
within hIx in in th a from the tiaiw hareof
l uted thu IK1I1 dxy of July, Ihlio
UtOhUal C'l.lW",
W. It. 1 11.VKU, Kaacutor.
sttirnpy
Assignment Notice.
NOTU!K H IlKKKflY OlVEN THAT
II bnderiind haa boon appointed
nmiKiioa or 1110 oatate or ciiarira w
I'arkor, an IniolvaHtdabtor. All poraona
having 0 alma agHloat aabl cslale art
hfiiiiby iiotldfld to nrasoiit the aaine vrav-
sirljr vorltloil to tlm undBrinn(l at Ai-
imtiy, or oif wituin throo roottia from
tills date),
IMto.i thU 6lh tlay ol Annual, lH'.K),
W. K. UllI.KT.
Asalgtoe.
ShorilF j ale.
a tint Cirtui Court of tht tiintr n Orrgon for
IM I 'aunty 0 l.inn t
JOKr.PtilSi: WUMMKKH.
flaLitliT,
WII.UAM 11. "uMMKIM,
liafoniianl.
jTI;!: I MI'.RKISY OtVKN THAT
11 by vttiiioof en execution, duly ls-
il..d out of tha atmvti nauienl conit. In
li almva emiUnd aotu 11. to mo dirasHed
ami d-livrrrd 1 did, in L.in.i enun!y,
lam or sirvitoii, on titer 1 ttu aay or auk
ust, duly lovy oport all the right, line
ami inire,t . Wlliuui 11 muniohru, the
aiHii.iMOi nuove nmil, In and 10 lh
rml prop- rf ltTlul.er desorltM J, and
win on
alardaij, lite l.llb tlay nf aeiilesnber. t.
at tin. con t i.oum. ltHr lu tha clt f
1 A iiBiiy. I. no' county, Orrgim, at
. ti'iitr o. 1 o-itux k, n in; or aid -, e!l
i iioli !, n i,,n n.ilin hltfhrnt lilddor
all lb" rise t. I Ilk. utid loti-e. M. of 1I1C sikld
ooloii.i.ni. . i:in II huo.uicri, In and
10 run 10'towinic UrrscrltHvl pr n ar daa
erhn.l a Mli,w to-wlt;
lota No.nio (I), two (2) and Ibiee (5J in
O'oea no 2-f llwoniy-frmil ia f at timer. ad Ji
tiuu to thu tow of SiMtavlila in Linn county.
Oreiim, .cconliiiK ti the plats and aurveya
ufsaid town on Iila in the clerk oOiee of Said
county. 'fh proceeds arising from soeh sale
to ba applied first t- tho payment of the
cost of and upon ssid eiacntiun; ec.rol to
the psymei.t of plainttlT claim, amoaiiting
brlhasumof lifty-eiihtant 5.VI0O dollars
(51 A3-I00) with aecntiog interest therooo at
tha rale of 8 er cent ir annum, siooa tha
16th day of March. 1877.
Dated this 3ib clay of Auust, 1SD0.
M. ferwr,
KlinIof Linn eonnty, Oregon.
Ry I). 8 mth, liepoty
TmT health restorer.
N0asSaSe9 USE IT!
IT Tl TTTW TTtr.AT, MTOTHNB,
II nw.r tlw I sml KldortTi n,l Suwiuiih,
rttrr 1 1. it.u tu-. tH-fn. rrr- aa Att
Utc, ruulW. stw Im.iuMi IliwJ, aoJ
J.TVa1!e WesV Wtmrg.
PS"
Cssnl everywhere. (1 avbotOeiaUtoria.
as- T
if a.V HVT'islT.
LITTLE
PULLS.
DS NOT CBIPIE, 8IC1XI OB
COMSTIPATC.
tan Cm m tot ttmmu
uatcwusa routiweMa.
SS. h fl.rir.lna Ik UImuI
Tha 4w a ba atmlr wIImM so suit tha cm.
1 billa 1
1 b too laraa a doaa. M to uk
HMBiflaiu ailltttaaia atra
which en brrrtd la vMt lckt a Ort te
rvtal
Umtm m rmriMi s a,lw, a. S SVla Hk.
M "Tmrnl'tnUHt. M tnrfwhfK bMU.
as.
(t
v. a r nm luni w a, n ,
D. MaDTaaya iaOM Tnsiin.
PTRinssiM sdmiri smcuiTrs . Linrsl
MS (llittrinl KKmilKSS Ik. DltBlUTATEl,!
I M SALT H .1.4 VIHISUI.'MaTaKKUTarVunal
THE OB. HA8IE8 UEOICIME C0.8T.LOU18, Mta.
Will & Link,
0PK1U I0UE
MUSIC STORE,
aosxts roa TtlS CI.SSRTB
IS. 1 HSIlIer,
And tUs Favorite
J. BAUER h TO. PIANOS.
Aim) tho ' -
Mouse Proof "EAEHUFV
And other Flrst-Clas
O 1 C3- .A. Isl S .
Hit Anta t,.r the -
EIMDftii D, : anil : KEW IiIE
wlnj .Much! . ;
Organs - Cleaned - .m - Utcr-AirtED.
ALBANY, OJtliQON
THK BREAD WAGON,
and get FRKSIT BREAD
every mnratnc, or W
ordera with J S D i.las,
site tha Itusa '.louse
, errd aUfrcr thrctty.
Two Men and One Roy
FOUND DEAD!!
Whilo trying to Crowd their
WAY INTO .
DEV0E 1 FROOAfl BROS
Store, where they alwa have on hand
tho largest Stock south of Portland, of
the latest improved Rifles and Shot
Gun; an Immense stock of Fishing
Tackle of every ' description; . Tent,
Hammock, Camp Chairs and thousands
of ctlier thinge too numerous to mention.
Repair Shop "
In connection with the Store, and one of
the best workmen In'ili- Mute to do anv
and ail MiuU oi uk. - ;
-Come on-, Ciune ill : No trouhle to
show goods. "Sinall proiit and ijuick
M&tt H f ) N D E H'S. ,
at".' : -t'?Zl
1 r 1 -
jisii
I am at
s .
Ml
r
'Tlrl
A
'1 i
,lt ,!, 1 y wl
' ' m i mm .1 "" i iiwm"' 1 1 1 1
... ..1.. , -mi i.r z: sc ff a i
pMMWMaMMtBjWjMsjas V ajam dj.ll kJds!1alWas1assWBasW
w ii &i m m-m & w m- s
Russel a Co s
QRICULTURAL IJFLUnCCTO,
PS B IS 0 r A m a ivi a -. a at 1 1 a
ubmynsmu o J
oils, wag dm r.:Amn:AL, SAD
AD at"!ASC SEED, GUNS
F. M. French
- BSALSa IX
Sett Tlioma
WHTAHPrt J rs m n
lFff
Waltham
AMI
-IIP- ' -.
SPECTACLES
CLE8 O
sye-glasseO
0 EY
I7IOR WKLL B -RING, Ut CK MM --
Inr and piopctlnKr, "s'ti.o 1 J It.
H'-glie, Albany. r
OTRvVFD ORSTOt.KV.-From S.iU
O vtll two sx-rrel horan., ono h Urk
sorrni with h vll and a hUfr n tviim
! t bill d iu tho loft eve, tjnr,tit: li
A. 11, an the loft abouIdr, OU-m t no a
light aoi re), no brai d, t ut clu r ni.
Auy iersou knowing antlinrf such
of mob horara iUsk fd reri, the iiii.li-r-U'ned
at Sudavi:l. 1,1 nn courts , nd
obllga W A MASrKlteo .
Administrator's Notice.
N0TICB IS HEREBY G1VK.S THAT
the underpinned have bean duly ap
pointed adsniniatrators of tha ataia of
WiHIam flyrus, deceased, latr"b! Linn
county. Orogon. All persons -avinf
olalma agilnst said estate aro hereby no
tified tn present them, duly veritud. at
the residence of cither of us, about seven
miler southeast of Solo, in paid Linn
county, Oregon, within six mouths fro i
tha dateheref.
Ja y 24, 1890.
IIbnbt Cyrcs,
James II Pkkry,
J K V eathorford, Adminixirator ,
Atty for Admrs.
Administratrix Notice,
To all persons having claims against tl e
estate of Jacob Stover, cire'eated s
All pai sons having claims BjyiiiHt nnid
eslat) are berehy nntlfli d tout ,n the 3'd
rtxy of J ire. 1WH, iho nitfix'jr.:,,,-) w un
duly appointed adn lnivtra rix or the us
tat or JsO b Mtover, dwn-!, t y lim
;ounty Conrt iif Litu county PiVcnn
Ail . pcrar ns bavins; olaitr- iiwut.t t -a 11
etdatnare lhrt-for hprehy rKjuiri-d t
pree'it the Mm with the rr pi vom if
, is to the uniirrn'f?'ipd at In t ni!(icu
ci-ar h'd Lilit' 0.uoty, Onik.-i. wiiliin
six inoutha I'ruin t1 date bt) of
iJatrid thU Uth diwif Juiv, iss'O
' MPS. A. VV. M VK!
- W. R BH.YEU, Administratrix.
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LBATs'Y.
OREGON,
t; :sT yiiv.
Engine!
AM DEALlir.S IX ...
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and a:
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