The state rights democrat., October 03, 1890, Image 2

KlCkMNU V1CIOCBI.Y.
The Brownvllle Timet It kicking vie
loulr. Some time ago It went to work
and built, with great paint ami labor, a"
hugh man of ttraw, and, tlnce Ita comple
tion, hat been kicking In the most vigor
out manner to down It. It It at mad at
though It had teen a red (lag, because, lor
tooth, the people of Albany appear to want
a bridge acrott the Willamette river. It
co.nplalna that too much of the money of
the count It tpent In the north parted the
county and not enough In the touth part
of the county. When told that Albany
wat not directly benefitted bjr the building
of the Waterloo, Sweet Home, Stay ton and
Mehama bridgctJt crlea out and aika why
did Albany favor thete, then. The ans
wer It plain to every Intelligent man In the
county ,eicept the Tune man, Tke fmblk
neeJeJ tkett oriJjytt, mnj etpeciullr, tke -
fie lit in He iumii'y kr they are
trverolly totaled. Thlt It the unlvertal rta.
ton given tor the conttructlon of a bridge
at any time or place. - Albany It nearer
Browntvllle where a bridge waa lately
built, than the U to cither of the brIJget
above named, and hence wat more 'bene
fitted by the latter than any or all of the
former In a direct way, The tax pa era of
Albany, and of Lebanon, and the forka of
" the Sanllam, and, In fact, all portion of
the county, approved the action of the
court In building a bridge at Browntvllle
Warn J Mfi neeJcJ ty Ik: fttHit ml
Aa flat. And, while the ta payert of
Albany and vicinity paid probably three
timet at much at the tax payer of Browns
vllle and vicinity tot the bridge, yet, to far
at It known, not a tingle objection wa.
ratted by any tax payer of Albany againtt
It conttructlon. It U no fault of the tax
payert of Albany that many moe bridge
have to be built In the north and northcatt
part of the county, than In the touth part.
Nature hat placed her largett and mott
. turbulent atrram In the north and north
east part, and for thlt, Albany la not to be
held accountable. The bridge at Lebanon,
Waterloo and Sweet Home are nearer
' Browntvllle than they are to Albany. Al
bany favored the building of thete
bruize. The Tim tayt that the tax
payert In the touthern part of the country
have been paying more taxet In proportion
to their actual wealth than thote In the
orthern half, and that the Democrat
doe not deny It. We do not deny thlt
allegation and challenge the Time
prove It. The people of the touth part of
the county have been assessed by the ame
ataetaor at thote of the north half, aud If
an individual haa been now and then found
to be akeied too high, it la the fault in the
judgment of the aeor. The people of
Albany are no more to blame for thi
than the "man In the moon." Then, at If
to cap the climax of abuie of the people of
the north part of the countvthe real con
tentlon It againtt Albany, though,) th
Timet tayt; 'For the last ten or fifteen
year the northern half bat been manag
ing affair In their own way, taxing the
acuthern half without Ita having a repre
Mutation." Thi atatcment la to abturd
that we can not understand how any mn
(unlet he It densely Ignorant) could make
It. Now let ut tee who have been on the
county board for the la: fifteen yeart,and
then our voting Mend of the Timtt who I
comparatively a tt anger in the County,
can see whether the outh half of the roun
1 hat had any representation on the board
during that time. From 1874 to 1S76, the
board wat comprised of E N Tandy coun
ty judge, of HarrUburg, J A Porter,of
lialsey and L Cox of Albany, commission.
era. From 1876 to 187S the board corslst
ed of Judge John,of Browntville, B R Holt
of HarrUburg and J K Charlton, of the
the Forka. From 187810 1880 the board
consisted of Jadge John, II R Powell, of
Browntvllle, and A R McDonald, of Scio.
commissioner. From iSSo to iSSj Judge
L Fllnn, of Albany, M Cunningham and L
Douglas both of HarrUburg. From tSSj
to 1884 the board waa Judge Fllnn, John
Iom, of Center, and S R Claypool, of
Lebanon, commissioner. From 1SS4 to
18S6 the botrd wa Judge Whitney, of Al
bany, A Condra, of Harrlsburg, and D
Myers, of Scls, commUsloner. From
1886 to 188S the board wa Judge Whitney,
E J Miller, of HaUey and A Brandon, o
Center, commissioner.. From i833 to
1890 the board wat Judge Blackb.irn, of
Albany, and B W Cooler, of Center, and
G W Phillip, of Sclo. commissioner.
During these eight term the south half
hat been repretented on every one, and
half the time hat had a majority of the
board. So thlt silly stuff about the sou'.h
half having no representation on the board
explode on the slightest Investigation.
The very tllly ttuff about Albany tran.
acting county buslnes la eaily anwered
by saying that during all these fifteen
year he ha not even aked for a bridge.
If the ha- controlled county Lu.lnes why
ha the not built her a bridge If the U at
aclfith at the Timet make out?
Now, the truth is.that it hat been largely
through the influence of the south part that
these county bridges bavr been built, and this is
creditable to the broad m aded character of
the people of the touth part of the county.
We know those people well.aod known they
will not object to the building of a bridge, if
needed, limply because it happens not to be
in their locality. They are made of better
Huff than such narrow selfishness. Why we
arc told '.hat the business men of Brownsvi.le
petitioned for the bridge at Waterloo, which
only prove what we laid last above. The
bridge at Lebanon wa built wbea Judge
Tandy and J A rorter.bolb from the south
part, were on the board. The Green's ferry
bridge at Jefferson Mat Luilf when Judke Johns
and B R Holl.botb of the south part, were on
board. The Sanderson bridge was built like
wise by the tarn board. The Mehama and
Sweet Home bridge were built when A Con
dra was on the board all of w hich shows that
the south part was represented when all these
bridge weie built. On the btiJge at Brown
ville over $15,000 lias len spent and not a
man in the coun'y ohj-cted. Albany ha been
settled n:ar1y fifty y.-art,nnd, duiing all thai
time has paid her taxes to pay fur the building
of htidges alt aver the coun'y without a mur
mer, and now, when the inumites that the
need a lirilgr,ihe Timet object. But the
Timet doc not represent the feeling of the
sensible taxpayers in the souih part of Linn.
It has some imaginary grievance against'Albany
which crops out every few weeks. The intent
of the bridge law is that bridges should be
bai'.t where they are needed without reference
to the locality. The need of a bri.lg J is deter
mined by the use of it. A bridge nt Albany
would tie used as much as nearly or quite all
other b'idgtf in;lhe county combined.
If the republicans carry Idaho, as
probably they will, they will credit the
victory to the dUfranchiieincnt of the
Mormons." And yet the republicans in
Wyoming credit their victory to the vote
of the "Mormon " Politic I sometime
very funny. And those who pretend to
know all about "MormonUm" In politics
exhibit only the fad that they talk with
their mouths while their brains are destl -1
tute of Information . - f
THE MO.N'KY MOUCLS.
Now, according to a very carefully pre
pared statement by Thomas G, Shearman
a very careful and accurate gentlemen, pub,
Ished In thc'Seplember number, tSS.ol the
Fermtn.ot the number of pcrtont In the UnL
ted States who own more than $5,000,000
of money and property each, there are two
hundred persona worth $o,ooo,ooO each,
making 14,000,000,000. There are four
hundred pei tont worth $10,000,000 each
$4,000,000,000. There arc one thousand per.
tont worth $5,oo,ooo each, mklng $5,000,
000,000. There are two thoutand person
worth $1,500,000 each, making $5,000,-
000,000. There are tlx thoutand pet ton
worth $1,000,000 each, making 1 6,000, -
000,000. a here are fifteen thoutand per
sons worth $5,000,000 each making $7,'
500,000,000, In all making the vast turn of
$31,500,000,000 of the wealth of our coun
try owned by lett than twenty-five thous
and people. We have a population of 65,'
000,000 of people, and more than that one-
half of the entire wealth of our whole
country la owned by let than twenty-five
thoutand of our people. Can the monar-
chlea of the old world make a greater boast?
Let It not be said that the high protcc
live tariff distribute! thcjwealth, prosperity
and happiness of the country among the
larger number of the people. On the con
trary, It la a demon. trailon that creates
classea and dcll.eit Into their hands the
wealth of the country which rightful! f be
longs to the mastea.
According to to the census of iSito, all
persona engaged In gainful occupations
numbered 17,393,099. Of.thlt number 3,
837,1 1 a person were engaged In manu
facturing, mechanical and mining Interest.
It It safe to say that this dumber Included
all pcrtont who ere engaged In protested
Industries of any kind. Thlt would leave
the cumber of persona engaged In occupa"
tlont and induttrlct not protecUd by the
tariff at I3S54.S7-
The large number of person not en
gaged In protected Industries would be
much more likely to afford a market tor
the small number of persons who are en
gaged la protected Industries, than the
small number of persons engaged In pro
tectced Industrie would be able to furnish
a market for the large number of persons
not engaged In protected Industrie. It
readily seen that 3,S37,i 1 2 people having
a market of 13.554.9S7 people to tell their
product to would be lest likely to hate a
turplut of products tlvan would 13,754,-
9S7 people having but 3,837,111 persons to
tell their productt to.
A3 TO riLUBL'SIEKINU.
The Timtt-Momtainter tayt t
The member of the Democratic party in con
great have outlined a policy of filibustering
against all measures introduced by Republicans
and, unmindful of the obligation to their con
stituent, are determined to block the wheels
of legislation by every meant possible.
This statement U without truth. The dem
ocrats have fillibujtered on but cne measure
introduced Vj the republicats and that was the
scheme of ousting democrat from the seat to
which they had been fairly elected and giving
them to republican who had been defeated,
and, not because they thought the democrats
were not elected, but because it wat neces
sary, in order to carry out their infamous
chemes, that tltey, the republicans, should
hare enough to nuke a quorum. Thia resis
tance on the part of democrats to the carrying
out this infamous scheme wat one of the very
highest public duties. Resistance to such aa
infamy wat obedience to the great Defender
of republic. But, Mr Uoeulaimeer, if . Glli-
tusterinc is such a beiuous crime, why have
you not found time and space to animadvert
upon that scheme of blltbustering carried on,
not long since,' by Masoa and other republi
can against the compound lard bill which re
sulted in one ol the most disgraceful scenes
ever witnessed in the house.bcing no less than
a brutal fisticufToo the floor of the bouse. Tell
at something about this fillibustering.
IN EUttOU.
A number of marriages that have taken pUce
in Union county within past years are found to
be vow because no certificate wat filed witb
the county clerk within tl.e lime prescribed by
law, by trie person who performed the cere
mony, say an exebange. Wonder if mere
are not tome tuch cases in Marion county.
alntetmam.
1 be Statesman it in erior. The fact that
tb person who performs the marriage cere
mony does not file hi certificate within the
ime prescribed by statute does not renjer the
marriage void, or even voidable. Tbe person
thus failing renders himself liable lo punish
ment. That is all.
Ol It, PK UUtM.
To every old or new subscriber to the Dem
ocrat who psys one year in advance, (i
we will send one year free, tbe American
Farmer, It it a neat sixteen page monthly,
devoted to agricultural and stock raising Inter
est. Or we will send the Dimocrat New
York World and Farmer for the turn of f 2.80
Tbe best offer ever mtde,
The fcsg has never proved a powerful
argument with voters. Mott men, even in
political contests, want their opponent to
have fair play. We believe there art
hundreds and thousands of republicans who
would rather have the principal republican
measures In congress fall than to have
them pushed through by the denial of
proper and adequate opportunity for de
bate; and we shall be tu-prised if these
votert do not make their Influence felt In
the election for the next house of represen
tative. The only reciprocity really understood
by the republican leaders I that which hat
been established between them and the
manufacturer. The manufacturer pro
vide the canpafgn funds and the republi
can lcadett reciprocate by taxing con
tumcrt to enrich tne manufacturer.
Reed, the swollen head of the Republican
party, U now being talkeJ of a a probabl
Presidential candidate. It it to be hoped that
the scheme will be placed in pickle so that it
may kp until 1 892. What the country at
large i yearning for is to get a crack at him.
.What nonsense for Mr Blaine lo be telling
is party that Reciprocity is not Free Trade 1
The proposition is: Let our flour and pork in
free, and we will let your sugar and hides in
free. What ii ibis but free trade, and none
the less so lecause reciprocally frecj' ,
When tbe Congressmen go home to look
after re-election there will be nobody lo shut
off debate in litcir districts. It U well. Dis
cussion is the instrument of popular govern
ment.
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Take Care S There 1 Danger !
lu klluwiag iuactiritv of the sidney ite
grow through uelest. The dtvily shoals
of Bright s disease and diahe'et I' wreck
the govdlv bark of heal'h if it' a 1 wed to
drift ruddtrlet upon them. Tb bladder,
too, if inactive, and jndiciou 'medication
does not ipenlily direat tbe helm tcward
tho LOt of safety, will he whelmed by thr
qnicksaud of disease. In selectiutr a diure
tic, let your choice f-11 upon iinttetter's
stomach Hitters, w hich stimulates the renal
organ without irritating ai d exoitiog thorn,
two effect 0 be appreliarnded from the uo
tnedicated stimuli Lrgely resorted to. These
have a tendency to react prejudicially, 1 be
Bitter invigorate the kidooyt and bladJer,
in common with tb nerve and the diet
tivo organs, and oaL'ord lasting aid. It al
io affird dual assistance in preventing and
carina intermittent and remittent fever.
Biliousness, constipation and rheumatism it
aUo subjoatof.
A VEUV WK.VK CASK.
Congressman Wilton of Washington, In
accepting a renomlnatlon, iavit
"The republican party promised to te-
ttore silver to It t money uses. It hat done
to in a taw w inert had the cttect 01 raising
tllver twenty-six cents, and wheat twenty
two ce.tt. Our hop, lead, and tutnbci
have been protected by wise legislation.
While lead under Cleveland fell to three
dollars It It now nearly Aye dollars.
All of which Itjncant.to be a sufficient.
rearon why he thould be reelected. Now,
come, let ut reason together. Who wat
it, that, In the first place, deprived silver
of U money uses? Theicpubllcan party
Who wat It that resisted, with alt It ener
gy, the effort of the democrat In 1878 to
restore Its money use to the extent of
000,000 a month t The republican party .
Then, why should the republican party
receive credit tor partially righting one of
the greatest wrong ever commuted a
gainst the American peoplethat of the
demonetisation of Itvcrf And that, too t
after a public enllment, created by demo
cratic effort, demanded, In loud tones, that
ail ver should be restored , No ; M r W IU011
ahould go before the voters of Washington
and humbly tay: 'My party In 1S73
demonetised cllvcr. Thlt was a great
wrong, and ten ycart after we have madv
partial amend for this w rong. Now.ll you
will trust us we will not do to any more."
Thlt It the very strongest case wMch he
can make before the bar of public opinion
But he tayt the passage of the silver bill
hat had the e fTcc'. of advancing tho prke
of wheat twenty-two centt. Now, this Is
so abturdly false thai not a farmer on all
the Pacific coast can be dcclcvrd oy It.
Every farmer on tho coast knows tlml
wheat U just a low now a It ha ever
been, when we comldur, that, In many
part of the world, the wheat crop 1 short.
This I a very puerile electioneering
scheme which Mr Wilson hat concocted.
He tell the votert of Washington that'
lead It now $5, while under Cleveland, It
wat only $3. But he torgit to tell tl.cin
that the duty, (to which he credit the dif
ference In price,) I just the tame now as
under Cleveland' atlmlnUtaatlon. But
let ut Inquire' into thlt argument. The
voter of Washington are consumers of
lead. Thlt Increase of $J In the price of
lead I a tax deliberately Imposed upon
them by Wilton and hit party. The voters
of Washington are supposed to be men of
aente, and hence when they buy art article
they want It at the cheapest' price. But
llson want them to reelectihltn because
he haa compelled then; to submit to an In
create of 66 per cent In the price of lead.
Then we are told that lumber ha been
protected by wUe legislation. But Wilson
voted for the McKlnlcy bill which reduce
the duty on lumber, lie thould also re
member that the duty on lumber U a tax
upon every farmer, horn ;teader,or pioneer
tettler in the country, and .at lie hat de
liberately supported measures that heap a
burden upon these men h ha no rilit to
expect them to vote for him. No, taking
the case that Mr Wilson makes out him
self, and the people of Washington should
bury him ur.dcr an overwhelming majori
ty. Thi they will do It they consutt their
own best Interest. Mr Wilson can have
no hope of election except such a are
founded on the belief that the tax-ridden
republican will be governed by their par
titan prejudice, and net by the best Interest
of the ycung commonwealth.
XTtIK aatTflEBI BOl'S0tKT.
The leaves are fallitiK. Summer ia over.
Arc we aorry or glad ?
The annual moving season lm come
for renters and several fumilira in this
neighborhood are changing (duces in
tiopesof bettering their condition.
Tho Vorndran family are moving to
Downs station, on the Harrow (iauKelt
R, this week. We are sorry to loae such
good neighbors.
Mr Wilkie, of Diamond Hill, has moved
to the Bator place, and Mr Benson is
moving to Coburg.
Mrs J K Jones was stricken with parol
ysis last Friday, from which ulie has rmr
tially recovered, havinir retrained the ue
of her left side, though at last m-rounts
she was still unable to pt-ak. We hope
lor tier speeay recovery.
Several ot our neighbors, inontly young
folks, contemplate attending the Cottage
orove lair, wblcli ixeiiis rx'ntcnitor X'J,
They are sure to have a good time if they
go.
Dick Jones and wife, of Echo.were call
exl to the bedvido of his inotlier.andcaiiie
1 uesday.
Hon K P Coleman is having fort
rty
rill
acres
sure-
ol cheat sowed this week. Hay w
fy I very etieap next year.
Some of the farmers In this locality be
gan sowing wneat tins wcck.
Miss Mollie Grimes will return to her
home at Farming ton, Wattli., tbe lastof
next week.
Mr Fniith. of hugenc.will touin a term
of school at the Barger school Iioumo next
Slonuay.
: Miss Clara Til ton has taken charge of
a school west of Kugene and will teach a
snort term there.
O A li VI LLC
W B jlatnilton was kicked by a home
last week, but not seriously injured. The
horse kicked him twice on the leg below
the knee. He says that horso is for gale,
mere 1 1 tiave spoiled that sale.
Kev T J Wilson tnadp this place a fly
ing visit last week. -
There are more men in Oak ville Hint can
hold up their hand that didn't shxt Chi
nese pheasants than ran bold up on the
other side, and our preachers don't preach
arxmt Chinese pnetteants and oilier pout
icai questions nor liunt on the hitbbatli
The Tresbytery of the U 1 Cliurcli will
meet here on October 8th. There will be
quite a number here from a distance.
Mr Cornelius Stone, brother of II M
Stone, is prospecting in the Calipooia
mines. . Mr H is an old miner, and came
cere irorn Colorado last spring.
Mrs Josie Henderson, of Portland, is
visiting tier mother ana otner old ac
quaintances here.
Mr J E Hamilt on, who is visiting in
Kansas, will probably return home this
week. Little IIohk Dub.
fBm VILLE.
(September 20, 1800.
It ia still quite dry. Wells and springs
are going dry.' 80 much so that Fred
Hancock tits been obi iced to drive his
stock to town to get water from the mill
race.
Rev B F Bonnell: of the Christian
church, is holding meetings in the city
ball, in this city. After preaching, one
evening, ait repaired to tne river ana
three young ladies were baptised ty
moonliuht. We hear the same ia to b
done tonight and Myrtle JdclCinley bap
tiaed.
One by one our neighbors are crowing
the dark river, to that undiscovered land
from whose borne no traveler returns.
Last Friday morning Mrs George War-
mouth died of consumption. She waB a
daughter of John W Tycer, who died two
and a half years ago. Thus we are called
upon to mourn tho loss of a truly good
woman. May she rent in peace.
We saw Joe P Galbraith nnd Ed Mover,
of your city, on oumtreets last Sunday.
Mr John Veuum expecta his family
here from Missouri thia week. .
Henry Wiudom arrived lust week from
Haystack, nnd reports things quite dry
up there.
The N. G. railroad, while under going
the change to standard gauge, ia all out
of gear. It arrives here, going south, at
midnight, and anyone coming from Al
bany to this place must lay over at the
junction some six or seven hours, and
there is no accommodations at the junc
tion, only aa one accepts the hospitality
of those near the place, it ia very incon
venient, yet we live in hopes of a better
time when it is changed to standard
gauge.
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS I
More Cm Has Talk,
Vasiiincton, Sept. 30, There It Utile la
the rcpoitt fiom Superintendent Porter and
Acting Superintendent ChiUlt regarding ilia
OieRon ctnsus. The report were Inspected
by the Oifgon delegation tliii morning, but
there it .Utile that they will be called upot, to
reply to at the hearing to-morrow, Tht re
porta are mad up apparently lo thow thai
there should be no recount In Oregon. Mr
Toiler uiges that the Ju.ie census was a good
one ami gives good satisfaction, lie says
atrnngo and Nelly were appointed upon tho
recommendation of the Urecon tlelccatlon.
I and he thinks Ihry did their enumcratlons.whh
me exception or a few districts In l'urtlanu,
very well and faithful.
A blabslieal suple,
Havana, Sept, 3a. Two brothers, Jose
aud Ca-mclo Diaz,wer executed this morning
for a particularly atrocious crime. Tliev at
tacked a TmkUh woman and subjected her lo
tne grosses', tiidignuic. Her husband sought
to avenge hi wile, but was killed by th
brother, who also murdered th woman and
uiililated lioth bodies in a horrible manner.
Lake t uniitx lax Bella.
Sai KM.Sept. 30. Tho first duplicate coun
ty tax roll lo be received by Iht secretary of
state this year U ll.it of Lake county, filed to-
diy. The summary show a total taxable
prtmerty 0111,395,988 31 j number of poll, 477
1'hi is a decrease of f loo.ooo from last year :
me oillcrcnce being lor tbe most part in sheep
anu came,
Work otumrnrril l Yaqalna,
' NEWlORT,$ept. 30, Work on the govern
ment jelttc at Vnquina bay wa resumed this
nioriiing, i:ni!lcer 1 O rolhcmus belne in
ehntge. Wotk will be pushed all winter, The
jcmciami puiu rue in excellent conetition,
On Ike ..
Lowkll, M.i Sept, 3a, Job Q Nichols
this morning shut his sister, Mrs Ida Cunning
ham, fired at his nephew, Fred A Nichols and
nt U alter I.yman, then fired two shots into
his own head, Thete is little hope for her re
covet y. Her assailant will probably die. I'in
anciai matters caused the shouting.
FepwIaUeBi el Oklahoma.
V Asitl.surci,Sct.t. 30. The census bureau
to-day announccJ the population of the terri
lory of Oklaliomaai 61,701,
A Terrible Aerltlral.
Srattlk, Sept. 19. Wm Kobinton, ol
Nortor.vitle Kansas, but who fur th past tea
days has been in the employ Of the Kent mill
company at Kent, Wauh,, was the victim of
humble sect. lent to day, Robinson was work
Trig in the mill, and wa helping to turn a log
Another log was in proctM ol tawing, and
Kobinton had his cant hook hooked into it
preparatory to turning it. Ho was pulling
wi wuii an ins sucncui iq move tni diij nv,
when the hook slipped, causing him to fall
backwards on a resaw width wa running at a
feaiful rale of ir-ced. It was found that the
saw had cut a gash about ten inches long,
leaving the man's internal organs exposed. He
was brought to the r.cpital,whrrc he now lies.
Physician, say there it a Uit chance for his
recovery.
A Fake.
Washington, Sept, 29 I here was to
foundation for rc oils that the I'oitland enum
erators would he arrested or that thete wat
gross and systematic padding of the census in
that city. .Secretary Noble fold the Oregon
delegation to-day that h bad beard nothing
of these irportt. Acting Superintendent Child
ays that there was no rcaum of such a report
being stalled. The fact is the reort was a
fjke, whether manufactuied at Seattle or in
Washington,
Mialaaa's tpttlallor..
W ami I v. ion, Sept. 29, Census announce
meuts: Butte City 20,701, increase 7338
Helena 13, Sj. increase lo,3lo. Population
of the state, 131,769; inercaic, 92,01c, or
23 50 per rent.
t'atrl Trip tteeerd,
AkioKU, Sq.t, 2. The German lark
Renee Kkkmcts arrived in from Yokohama
this afternoon after a passage of twenty eight
days, Thia is the fjstctt time ever recorded
between the two porttnd had there not been
a heavy log c(T the month el the river the vctsct
would have been in port two days earlier,
Ceaaiag ( Orr;a,
WAiiiiNOTON, Sept. 2). l'l cilctit Harri
ron and several member of the cabinet wilt
visit California nest May as the guest of Sena
tor Stanford, to be present at the oj enirg
ceremonie of tbe Lclattd StaeforJ Jr., Uni
versity. Wafer Had a Effect,
CiMCAciO, Sepl. 28. Tbe Ari!o Amcikaa
Puking Company's tslaLliihmenl, at tbe
ttoelyaidt, w.n damaeed by fire early thi
roomiiig lo 1 be eslent of $650,000. The fi
was one tit tbe worst the department ever bad
to deal with. The alarm was turned in just
bclote 2 o'clock, when the flames were seen in
the rarkinj; room. When tbe first engine
ariived this room was a mas of flame. Water
had little cficct vn the urease looked floors, snd
the fire soon rrachrd tbe room where thirty
io rank ol lard were located. I bese c
ploded, one after another, and the melted lard
added fresh fuel to tbe flame. The heat wa
so intense It e firemen were forced back and
compelled 10 work from a dUtsnce, The
fiames then spread to the cooling 10cm, where
me carcasic ol nearly 70O0 hoc were stored.
I hey burned like 01U
. water sctmcd useless, and twenty engine
companies at work made little headway, More
engines were sun.moued, but two hours after
the fire started the roof fell in and the flame
seemed to spread more rsr idlv than ever-
Tbe loo stream of water being pouted vn the
urc appeared to nave no ttlcct. It burned oul
itself.
Will Aejeara.
Wasiiihctox, Sept. aS. As senator who
in the past ha known more about what ihat
body would or would notdo.say that congress
wm adjourn on I uesday at 2 o clock, a the
joint resolution passed by the bouse last even
ing ptovidcd.
ACQ irrtdeal.
Tr.NiNO,Wasa.,Sept. 28. A spctial freighl
train from Portland ran into the rear of the
Northern Pacific mail train No. 2, in front of
the tlepot at 10:23 to-day. Two men were
killed, I he bead of one licing completely lever
ed from the body, lloth train were runninc
towards Tacoma,
Tne .1 tV Havy Van?.
Taoma, Wash, Sept. 28. E Senator FC
Plait, of New York, out, of the commissioners
appoii ted by President Harrison lo locate a
navy yard 00 the North Pacific coast, arrived
in the eiiy to-day neenmpanied by his wife
and his ion, II 11 Piatt, fcin:l wife. The
commission will meet in i'acyitia 011 Wrdne
day and prepare a systematic plan for inspect
ing the most desirable tiles on theccasV
Alleged IIirrllilef Cap fared.
Salem, Or,,S!pt. 28, Thi evening at tke
depot, a the Califcrnia oveiland train wa
passing through, Marshal Ross arrested a man
named Roland Rushlight, who is wan'ed at
Kent, Wash,, on a charge of horse itcahne.
He was arrested on a description telegraphed.
It covered .wo men, and Rushligh is thought
ure to be one of them.
mmmmm
VEGETABLE PANACEA
PREPARED FROM
ROOTSSc HERDS;
rORTHE CURE Of
I AND ALL OTHER DISEASES
3 ' ARISINOFROMA
DISORDERED STATEsftheSTCMACH
OR AN
inactive: LIVER.
rOR SALE BALL
nnttrrteTC o. rraicnsi nrfairrsr
Administrator's Hotlco,
XTOflCE M HERTCBY GITEK THAT
1 tbe wnderNlirnnd haa boen by the
County Court for Idnn county, Oregon,
duly appointed admlntxtralor or the en
tat of Maria Crtwta, ilnooaaod. lale of
l.lnu county, Oregon. All paraon nav
lug ntainia Bfiainat aaia ommb are imrnuy
not I Hod to tirewrnl thorn properly verified
within ala month fr 111 thia date to the
undersigned at Albany, Oregon,
Kept 26, 1BU0.
Us HttMpaj stay.
Administrator,
Executor's Notice.
In tho County Oonrt, of Idnn County,
rcgoii, in mi muner 01
Of Klljeli Ball utaMli.de-
th eat ala
ceased.
N'
OTICK is hereby glve.t that tbe un
ilgnod has ben duly appointed
executor of said etate, by the County
Court of Linn county. Oregon, and that
all persona havinir rslslma aiialnat estate
are herb required to prevent them to
gether with the proper vouohers and
proofs to the undesigned at my house 7
muse fcouthcar't ot ienanon, on me nwent
nemo road, in iann county, dragon, witn
In alx months from tba date Imreof
I'ated at Albany. Oreixon this 2nd day of
uotouor, A i, im!.
ISAAC MALTMAUfW,
J. J, Whitney, Fxeeutor,
Atty for Kxecutor,
Summons.
In thtCirtult Court 0 the Stale or Ortyonvr
Linn Uvunty.
KU .EYSH, rialntlff,
Val
S H McTaddtu and Jtalo Mn-
Fadtlen, bis wife, Wm II
McFaddnn and Mi'FaUdon,
hl wife, Mary J Ntout and W
11 Stout, her liukltid, Haiti
O Whitney an I Whltnev,
her huaband, Flora K Wrlgfit
and F M W rlitht, her bunbaiid.
Frank Jluotnby. K liiootliby,
A K Itrjanland II llryant n
huhband. H 2 Youiuf, L IS
llitln and the Albany Farm
ers Company, a corporation
ixtitir.uani.
fllOTIlK AllOVK NAklKD UEFF.N
1 danu, llora K Wright and F M j
YVrijht, bar husband. ;
In tba nam of the xUtte of Oregon, you i
aro bnreby required to t and appnar and
auawcr the oouiplalnt 11 ted agaliiat you In
the above entitled court In the above
utitlad auit, by the first day of the next
regular lertu of tbe t bove entitled court,
to wit:
Meaday, Ike flifc day ef Orteber. la,
and If you fall to appear and anawer, the
plalnllll will apply to tb court for th
relief prayed for In bis oompiatnt. via:
For th forenloaur of a mortgage on th
following real eUt, tow It:
The north cuehalf of the donation land
claim i.f vm MeFaddnnand Margantl
McFaddn, ha wire, Not No IIB5, and
claim N. SI, u Tp llH, K g W ol Will
amen Meridian, Also the north on
half of the following described pronila,
towtl: Iteglnnlng at tb S W corner of
the north naif of the donation iand claim
Not No HUJ. and claim 62 In Tn II B It 2
W, thence cast ia ehalna, thence M It
cbalnn. thenc W 8U.UV chains tbenca N
14 chains 10 lh ptaoe cf t cglnnlutf, all In
Linn oounty, Oregon and containing 190
acres.
And that tb aame b aold lo aatiafy
rilaintifl' demands agalnat Msrararet
tooth by, tlr(al, fur tba sunt of $110
with Iblnre.t front th 7th day of January
latKi, ai ih rat of is per coot per annum,
aud Ilia further mini of $IV attorney's
', ami for tbe conta ai.d dlaburaetnenls
ortntasutt to be laxe.1. And the defen
dants and all holding under tbsm be
forever barred from tb right of
redemption In a id to said lands, and for
sut'h other erder a may be Jut.
lht summon publtahed by order of
iionoraui 11 r not mi, titig 01 lb auov
entiUixl oourt, made at Chatitbera la the
olty of Mali in, Ortgoo, on tan ltb day of
August, tn'tio.
J K Wrath Rarokn,
Ally for I'lsloiilT.
Summons,
I lie Qrfuil Cvirlt He State of Ore-
gontjor .ia K,tmmly.
MAHTI1A riEHCH, 11 ft,
vs
Mallnda llodgta, Sarah Ruas
and 3 Hona, her tiuaband,
Ko. ert Jioilnln and Mary
llcditln. bis wife. Jacob IIn
RtnandS Itctiftn, bis wins
r'ranees White and J W
White, her buaband. KUaa
both Miller and M Miller, her
buarmad, Shelley Boydalon
sod Martha Boydaton,
Defendants.
TO RAID DF.PF.NDANTS, MAI.IND4
Ilodgln, krati Kusa, J Ituss, Itobert
Ilmlln, Mary Hodtrin. Jacwb Ilorfirln,
S llodrln, Kranewi White, J W While,
i.i;rtin Mtnr, M Miller, Hherley
la . ... . a. . .
ivjo-on a a Alarm isoyuaion.
In tin name of the state ol Oregon, yon
are nereny rrxjutied to be and appear and
answer the complaint Aled aicalit-t you In
tha above entitled eourt In the above
ontitlsnl suit, Mr thi Unit oy if tha neat
regular term ofihe above entitled court,
town:
Msadar day af ettr, lata.
and If you fall to appear and answer tho
p alotiir will appiy to the curt for the
relief prayed for lu ber complaint, vis.
l-'or a deer en of tha eourt to correct a deed
made by Jamea llodfrln and Mallnda
Hodic'n dated liecembcr 3rd 1804 to tba
followlnn isndt:
Tbe8iofth SWnf Reo S.TnlS.SRa
W, IhoS tftheSX of the HVH ot Neo
t i p lo, ik 3 w; alan the KJ or the KH
of the KW'X of ro 0, Tp 15, Ml 8 W, It
being- bo donation land claim of James
and Mallnda llodsln, containing S-0cr.
aotriat the same shall doaenbo tba land
ir.toucid lo be onnveyed, and described
a follows, towit: Tha donation land
claim tt Jsmo Ifodgln and Mallnda
UodHiu, his wife, belnfr Not No 4014 and
described a the south half of tha
southwest quarter and the aonth half of
tba snuiboast quarter cf Section five, tbe
ni b liall of tbe sonthwest onartor of
.".ce ton four, and tbecait hlfof the north
wet quartm of feet ton nine, In Tp 15 ,K
8 W, inlilun county, Oregon, oonta nlng
320 teres.
And that pUlMlfT be deorcted to be the
owner of all of aald lands, And that the
dofeudarts and each and all or them and
any pri ons tioldtntr by, thronih, or
under them be forever entotned from
elalmrnsrany right, tltlo or Interest In or
lo aald lands. And for tha nosts and
rUal'tiraomonls ol this action to be tsaed.
TU's utnnirn Is nubile bed bv ordor ot
tht- lion It 1 ItnUo lediro r,f iha above
entliltd run it. tnate at Chambcis at
-sail in, Orogon, August lUib. IMXI,
J, K. what it R for 11.
Ally for PUhmtT.
N.lTlIUWAI'.SErT 97TII,
W will open our Annual
ClililAUAlVCE SALESj
-or-
C'Oabn, Jacke
ap,ni!tl Silk ft'a'utte
O.i r butue ha astat.dard rcj ntaCon which
nt ver f.ils to atlraet uotifra' altentii u dur.
in cur tlouk sale.
COIUIKSPONDENCB SOLICITED. j
McAllca fe ldtDonneIlr
161, 1CJ. Third St., ' PORTUP, OREGON.
aL.adiu Dry Oooda S ore for firtt-thes
(tKMl ai eastern price.
3"Afent f.ir McCall ' g afiaar Glove
Fittii.g Patterns,
MOSEY IX) LOAN.
small sums, from 0
In !ago nd
month 1 to five
years, on aood Albany and Linn oounty
real estate. T ou wan money give me
a call W. E, 'McPhersen, Ileal Eatate
and Loaa Broker. - 125tf
S'
place to do housework or d.ning rocm
work. Address tne at Hcio.
. S. ZYssEyJ
Notico of Guardian Sale.
Notice Is hereby given to alt whom It
my oonoerni
milATTHEUNDErtSIONLD OUARD
I. Ian ot th person and estate of Ever
ett P. Downing, a minor, wl'l under and
by virtue of an ordsr of tba county eourt
of Mai Ion oounty, Oregon, mat and
nntnred of 1 snord on th Hill day of Hrp
Utnbm, A I) IHW, sell at publlo auction al
tb north door or the county court houi
In the oily of Albany, In Linn county, In
in state or uregon, on
Friday, Ike SIM Ilay f Orleber, i. I. ISM.
at on ft) o'clock r m. of said day. to
the highest bidder for U H gold coin, to
be paid at the time of sale, ell tb right.
tltlo and interest of said minor In and lo
th following described veal estate and
prnmbws, to will
The tsulbhtlfof lha southwest qnarter,
aoulliwaat quarter of th southeast quar
ter of aontlon 21i and th north half of
the northweataattter. and th northwest
quarter of tha northeast quarter of sen
lion 2D,and all InT II H 111 K ot tb Wll,
lamett tneildlan, and In Linn eountr,
Oregon! and being a part of tb donation
tanu claim or Kdward II bonus and wlfo,
Also tho northeast quarter of th south'
east quarter of seotlon 80, T 11 H M I K,
and lota 0 and 10 In sentlon 20, and loU 1,
2. 8, 4. 9, 0, In unction 20, and lot 1 In amo
tion 80, T 11 H It I K.and all f the fol
lowing deafirlbetl land say and except 00
acres In th northwest corner thereof
heretofore sold and conveyed to Abraham
Sy I venter, to wlf
Fart of lots 20 and 20 T 11 S It 1 K,
bounded and described as follows 1 II
glnnluaata polnl7,60obalnaoaMt and 18,07
ehalna north of th southwest corner of
said lot 20 and ruDnhigibenre south Hh.25
ilieimi latence at 20 chains, thence
north 7 chains, thence eait ao chains.
tnenc north 01 23 rna'ns, thorsne west
tw.tO ojalus, ;to th rlnoeof txclnnlni.
A1D commencing at the south weat corner
of IM ward II IOfi us donation land claim
nolincation No 7011 situate In T 11 b It 1 K
of the Wil)motU u-ierldimi, Oregon, run
nlng thete eat 80 rods, thence north 100
rods. Ihnnce west KO rods, thence south
1 00 rods to place of b iidnulnir. all of aald
land Is situate In l.lun county, Ktat of
urgon
All the right, title and lntetrtrr aaid
minor In and to the said real e.tai and
premises, being an undlvldod one e'gblU
tij iiicrmn.
fated this 8cT"ifnr 2-1 rd. IKIIO.
MRS. M. J. IKIWN1SO.
Duardlan of the rxiraon and eatat of
J-.vcrctt C. Downing, a minor,
Summons,
In tfa Circuit Court o tht Stale oj Oregon
far lee vomity 0 JLinn.
JAMK3 0. HAItDIN, PlalnlilT,)
CARRIK 11 A I ttllS, Defendant.
To Carrla Hardin, tha alxivo nam ml da
fondanti
IN THE NAMli OK TllfC STATK OF
OrKn. you are hereby required to
appear and annwer tte complaint of tba
above plaint' fr. In tn above entitled
eourt, now on file with the Clerk of aald
oourt, or tha first day or the next regular
term of aald oourt, which (aid term ba
Klna on Monday, the 27tb day of October,
lkU0, at tha Court House In Albany. Linn
uniy, Oroe;on. And you are hereby
rurtaernotilltMi that If you rati toanr ear
and answer aald owu paint, as hereby re
quired, tba plaintiff will take a decree
airalnat you. aa r rayed for In the com
print now on file la aald oourt In said
cause, lo wit: Dissolving tba bonds of
matrimony new extatlna between you
and aald plaintiff, and Riving plaintiff In
asild can., th care and iuuly of the
minor child. Mary llauila Hardin, arid for
Ilia rfwtaand (flaburstinenta In this ault.
This aqnimnna I pul.hJ by order of
the Hon It, P. tlol. Judue ot aald oourt
mad at chamtiera in ihs city of Halain,
Urt-joo, on tbe Wb day f Hpwmbar, IblJ.
W. It. iiitvat;.
Att'y lor I'laintiff.
Executor's Notice.
Kotic ia hereby given tha tba omloisijo
ad baa this day ba duly sppointod eaeea
tor ef tbe Ut will and tmument of 1'sr
msliaJaouha. deceased. All persons having
claim acalost said deceased are required to
present them to tbe Badersignad er to J K
Waatbetford, attorney for tbe eaeeolor, at
Albany, Oregon, within six tnnotna from
thi date, th tame to be duly verified, ss
required by law.
'On tha 2ad day of September, 1S90.
O. A. Tavuib,
Wat. M. Waltoj.
I K WKaTHKRroan, Executors.
Atty fur Ksrcotois.
Summons,
In tke Or nit Court far Lion Coasy, Slat y
Uregon:
W II II Shu ld. UCV. Sbielda.T F Yoang
and M Young, her husuaod, Mary K Dor
rin and J J Dorria, ber husband, I'lu.
va
T J Shields and Julia Shields bia wife, Jas
A Shiul.ts anc hmma Shield h'a wife.
Virginia K Si IrhU, Mum is Shir Id p. .Sm
nal L Shields, Maty Shil,s.litan: Shield,
Kittte feUiulds, and Sarah M 5btclJ.
To Minnie Shield. Ssuiuel L Shield.
Mary ShiclJt, Liuio Shield and Kittle
Shiolda.
In tha name of the ttate ot Oregon, you
are hereby rt quirt d to be and appear and
answer the compUiut filed against yoa in th
ahoy eotttled auit in tha above entitled
court by the Crst day of tb nest regular
trro ol the above entitled court, to -wit: On
Mm Jay the 27th day ef October. 1390. and
if you tail tt appear and aniwer th plaintiff
will apply to the ocurt for tbe relief praved
for in ibrir complaint, ytx: For a decree of
tbe court to partition tbe real ratal owned
by plainttfl and dafendat a tenants in com
mon, descrbed as followa, to-iti
Lota 1 and 2 and fractional lot 3 in block
12. In eastern addition to tha city of Albany,
Linn county. Orgo, Alio lota 1, 7, 8 ad
th weat half rf lot 2, in block 13 in the as
tern addition to tbe city ef Albany, L'on
oounty, Oregon. Alio eommenmog at th1 8
W corner of block No 37 in Ilaokletnao'
2nd addition to the city ef Albany, Li ua
county, Oregon, and rnncing thence north -erly
on tha writers boundary line ef asld
block 111 feet; tbence easterly parallel with
the northern boundary line id said blocs, CO
fret; tkence aautlierly parallel with aaid
western boundary line. 111 feet; tht dc
wtwteily on the southern bcundsry line of
saidjbloclt, CO feet to tha plaoo of beginning.
And if a partition cannot be bad with
out material Itilurr to the interest of tha
parties hureto, that the aald real estate be
aold as p ovided by law and tha proceeds
of a Id sale bo partitioned according1 to
the reapoctlvaintereolr oflbe plalnt'.lf and
duteisilants, and that tso cov.ts and rils-''Ui-smpnts
bo tared as lr law provided,
ktidfurftiioli ctuer roliof aa to equity
uiat aretn Juit.
I hlsMjinmonsIs publiahtd by order
.f Hon It P Uol). Judgn of said Oourt.
made at Chamber at Salem, Oregon,
eoptemoer ixtn, is.
J K WjtATHcrono.
Att'y for Walntlffa.
S. K. Steele &
Real Estate g Loan Broker.
' Lare list of gncd farm and city property
for ale
IMiir, moi-ey on real
adjniniiig ouuutus.
xsU-t i-i Lton'and
IiiKUrance mrit'en up iiit-luil ! ontpai lea
Notary T'ubiia end ouiivpyanccr.
Call on or write mo.
S. N. STEELE
Albany') Oregon.
S. W. Paisley,
'Albany, Orsgon. .
- VII3WM VLB DEALER IN-i
; Toliaoco and Cigars.
ij.vlo r solioitud from iha trade.
City Restaurant.
Hiviug been entirely remodeled, this old
aud pnpnUr restaurant will be mada first
data n every respect. Tbe publio will be
given good meals at all boara for only 23
oeuts. Evert thing neat nd attractive.
Priyate boxes. Oysters In every style.
. W. A.McGkb.
Ii.
it
AT
T
TH
Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods
Boots, Shoes and Hats,
fc- SATURDAY, OCTOBER
A' Y11'.0.1,'.,1.'"10 w0 wi" '''sp'V
s.s w. r iiiaiuuiw vuiivry. jiavinK k"o inio trio maricet witn read y cash we were en
ab od to buy goods at such prices as will defy competition. We hava been somewhat
.. ... , U(.
Kuuus are inarKcn m piain nguxes at the low.gt cash price; A child can buy as cheap as
tho best judge. . .
Wo beiieve a store c mducted on Uiesc princijles where you can buy a first-lass article
cheap for cash will supply a long felt want, and will open up a new cpoeh.in the clothing
trade of this city. 1
uon z j? orget tne
Slralian Block,
I890r
WITH THE
Bar and
NEW AfiTI-OUST AtRIATEO 03 KILLS BAKE UAT, 8READ
PIES AflD CAftE. PEBfi!8TLY.
m- DON'T
7 OO,
59 00,
810 00,
$11 00,
SIS 00,
$16 00,
$19 00,
$24 00
$41 OO,
$71 OO;
$181 OO.
Sold Only Idv SMITH
Stoves, Hardware and
THE W TRUE '
!TOWBC
Will Wy is Mali MxretaUtKa
iwr ua RMMjm ana nmimn sua
1tm HWM MM I Mil . lrPml
VI n . . . . . . . . T
Lank ot Btranma ana Ttrad
ingin win. Hodss.
murai aad nwrraa rorm
m foraa, Knllmis Mini
kSfltuaulU Hn.in Pm...
h ll AIM J " ' .run. vvui ; ' i 1 LI
m w t iiii Moniw m .ntriMX win nna
IOHIO aafa ul mpaady aura. Uins aolcsr. haa.
tltroomplasion. Fraqaant atutmpt at oonntrfis
sr la uis. aABfiii mon
aOaouiy aatx va uia popmancr oi ma oriKinai.
fo aot aipartmanS at tha OBIfll.'Mb aa SKfff,
Or. HARTER'S LITTLE LIVER PILLS V
M Oura OotuUtwiloa. 11 Tr Oamplaint and Su- a
ft Baadacha. Bantpla Uoaa and Uraam book
mailadonraralTitortwooaaU ta poataaa. J
Or, HARTER MEDICINE CO., St. Louis, K
It you wish to hava yonr vratoh teatly
and promptly repaired and warranted to roa
for one year, tab it to
MEAD THE JEWELER
Opi'Osita
S. K. Young's,
firoadalbin Street.
Albany, Oregon.-
CO TCiTHE
York CB R, Store.
McFarlasd Block,
Here are a few of tbe many hard bitters
Adamanatine pins lo a t uuoii: nalrplus
2o a buiiob; dress buttons 4, 5, 6 7, 8 ana"
8n per dosen; silk twist 2o a spool, need
les 2o per buncb; good corsets 86ci ladies
fine nose from 8o up; ladies knit vests IS
and 15c, gents flno hose 5c up; 12 dozea
agate buttons for 4a; b'g lino of ribbons
U silk; lacjs, embroidery at leas thaa
ctual coat.
w r sr?c
Wallace & Co.
win or EX-
NEW STORE,
CnslliBfir
the must complete utoclc in
vvvijrviju iaj uun uiiueAaininc
rune, and Don't
if ours Respectfully,
T. L. WALLACE & CO.
a
THE FALL STOCK!
Stoves
MAKE A MISTAKE.
ffiililPU!!'!!'!
TE STOVES
AND RANGES
bearing thia trade mark
are to-day makb mora
&nd Lappj tba tsj ctLer branil ia cx
iateaco. They are imado ia &3 ttyla aad
dss, both for Coding and Hectingi tsi aru
told at prioci tomittis pua cf the rich or
F0"' -r tmttatlaia. Xausiise ba
Beware
Ua&a mark elost lTi
that yott ar aoi
laWM E. lO
Has just received a auporb
The largest in the Valley,
here, including an elegant
latest fabrics, and of a high
Fall and Winter Clothing,
His FurnishiDg Goods Dep't
Is complete ith all the novelties of the season. His
Boys and Children's department consists of high crade
novelties. In Ids v.
Hat Deiiartment
JL
Will be found all the latest shapes of the season....
His Boot and Shoo Department is filled with a Jhnfoa-
line of goods. ..
Bin Tailoring Deparliueiit
Under charge of the expert
with a splendid line of 6uitings... ,
Strictly One Price.
4TH. 1890,
the above line ever before seen
Forget the Place;
Aldam, Obecox.
1890.
r
& SENDER'S,
Pamps.
Laf A
line of .....
carefully selected for the trade
line of Overcoats, all of the
grade of workmanship
Mr SchifHer, is well stocked
mm
Pi
J Ml 1 1 7 II
IN