f fe tr-
oil? pMflrrat.
Torvjua U a tongue fHow but It take
man with a head on htm like Joe Simon
to secure tlx prtalJtner of tha senate,
Another ill tfTect of the McKtnle) tilt hat
Jmt com t light. It haa mad: a democrat
ofllerr Taul Shuke, afTacoma. Wtkem
Ye, let u hava tha Australian ballot
system. It la admitted on all aldea that
It will prevent man fraud. Let ua have
h, w eajr.
An appropriation of $100,000 I about
tha rljlit ona to make for the V.'orld'
Fair. Li than thl would not enable u
to make tha proper exhibit before tha
world. Mora than thl would run oil a
leakage.
Too much tongue and not enough head
defeated tha "farmer republican In their
choice for the prttldenc of the aenate
When )oa Simon aald thumb up, the
thuirba of homy handed republican
granger at once auumed an emphatic
perpendicularity.
Senator S'.mon' political chicanery gave
Orctron a democratic auprema Judge, a
democratic governor and will go a long
way toward giving tha atate to tha demo
crat in 199a. c4M Journal.
That may hava been a very bad thing
tor the republican, but It wa a
thing for the people.
BEAItPINU THR LION IN IMS l)tS.
The Dehrlng Sea aeolcriet conlrovctty
came up In the LiuieJ aiotet tuprcme
court Monday, on a motion which ha In
vlew'a judicial determination of the (lit
pule between tha United biatet and Grtt
Britain over the teal fisheries, Joseph
ClKute, In beh.ttt of Thomat Henry
Cooper, owner and claimant of the British
schooner Hay ward, whkh a tcUed In
the water of Detain tea by the revenue
cutter Rush, hat petitioned tha cuurt tor a
writ of prohibition to be directed to the
udge of tha district court of the Untied
Statea In and for tha territory of Alaska,
restraining him from proceeding with tha
condemnation and tale of the veel. The
object I to have the court take up and
past upon the question of jurisdiction
over thete water. The chief justice made
an order giving the attorney-general two
weeka to file an antwer to the brief of
Choale, giving reatont why the petition
ahould not be granted.
Washington, Jan. s,' 1891.
Mrllarrlaon and Mr Blaine In their ef
fort to make political cnpltal for the re
publican party and to aid Mr IlarrUon In
securing the republican nomination next
year teem to have made a bad we a of tha
Behrlng Sea trouble with Great Britain.
They have place! the United Btatet In a
most undeilrab'.e position, where we thall
either have to fight England or become the
laughing ttock of the world, The BrltUh
minister hat It l tald Informed Mr Blaine
confidentially that hit government will fire
upon any American vessel that attempt
during the comlngteallng season to search
or telie vcttelt engaged In aeallng In Bth
ring Sea under the British flag
SIGNIFICANT.
The total number of atart, of which
tome knowledge may be obtained by the
optical appliance now available, accord
ing to Fnjt Lockyer,! from 40,000,000 lo
50,000,000, Of the only about 6000 are
visible te the naked eye, equally divided
between the two hemisphere.
A few dT ago a meeting waa being
held In New York City for the purpoe
of raiting money for the Gen. Grant mem
ortal fund. Ea-president Cleveland waa
presiding. Rev. Dr. John Paxton ad'
dressed the meeting and In the courte of
hit remark tald:
I congratulate the chairman on beln
good I vw- mUch alive. In spite of hi modesty
- ' -1 - . k- 1.1. 1. Ilk- .. t. n.ft
won t down. 1 tpeaMnir a a republican,
I think I the 11 vet tee him lead my rrt
to the fronticre and dismiss ua to a long
exile. I am much afraid that I thall vot
for hlin."
Mr Cleveland amlled and the audlcryce
broke out Into loud applause. Some ho
straw a will pcrUt In telling w hich way
the wind blowa.
One of the mot excellent of recent In
ovation I the Introduction of metal eelU
In j In place of wood and platter. Thete
eelltng do not ahrlnk or burn like wood ,
they will not etaln, crack or fall, off like
platter, but being permanent, durable, fire
proof and ornamental, will evidently u
pereede both wood and platter, betide be
tnar In the end far more economical than
cither.
A new enterprise ha been averted la Chi
cago for Ike purpose of transporting cattle from
the great raachea la Wyoming, Utah and
Montana to Philadelphia, where immense ab
attoir will be erected. It is Intended that
this dressed beef shall go to supply the Eu
rope a market. It miU cost lets to ship live
cattle to rtuladctphia and kill them there than
to kilt them in the west and ship the dressed
tof to New York and Europe.
Linn County ha 135 mile of railroad,
She is deeply interested in railroad manage
ment. If the railroad comiaaoa it to be
continued Linn thou Id have a ancmbcr 00 that
board. II should be an active, energetic
qsick-sighted man. I Ion T J Black of I lalsey
b jutt inch 1 man. The legislators should
concede tbi much to Una Caunty. Let Mr
Black be elected.
A writer In science tar that while a
yet we have discovered no way of avoid
ing contagion which cornea to ua In the
air, we are jutt beginning to find out tne
extremely Important fact that the air doe
not become contaminated with bacteria
antes they are allowed to dry. Recent
Investigation, he add, have shown
mailer number of bacteria In the air of a
well-kept ewerthan In that of a poorly
ventilated tchoo'room.
Day by day evidence accumutatet that
"a combine" it to be formed among those
' who want large appropriations by the leg
islature. In southern, eastern and western
Oregon large auma will be asked for tD
bt lid wagon road. They will combine
with others wanting appropriation for
other purposes. The tax payers should be
cat the alert.
If the republican party of Oregon wou'd
tte strong -will the agricultural masses. It
mutt cease layme Ita trophies at the feet
of Joseph Simon or any other corpoiatlorv-
ist republican Utt personal end only.
For once give the political dictator and
manipulator a back teat and let the wilt
of the people prevail to -a blgh extent at
least. Cii Journal (Rep.)
The trophies are usually lld at the feet
f the chief. And Joe la the Big Chief of
the republican party of Oregon. aye, he
la a veritable Boss.
The democratic paper of Washington
are advising democratic members of the
legislature of that atate, that under no
clrcumstancesjthould they vote for either
Calkins or Squire for the United States
Senate. This Is right. Democrats can
fain nothing by deciding the contest be
tween two republicans. They may gain
much by permitting the republican to
quarrel and wrangle among themelvc.
Let them vote for Carroll or tome other
equally reputable democrat.
The sign of the timet now point to the
pataag of the free coinage ilver mettore in
tbt senate Wednesday. It is now believed
that it will pas the house. The only abstscle
it the paker, Red. Amjor.ty of the bouse
I Li favor of it Will Harrison veto it ? We
believe he will. If he i a Bourbonistic about
the silver bill t th election bill he will veto it
He Itemed nothing about the (entiment of
the people concerning the Force bill from Ve
late elections. Why should he about the
stiver issue.
Why, after all, wou'd it not be good policy
to tr the scheme of permitting no deductions
oa account of indebtedness in making asets
eatnts? Let us have that, and precinct aets
ti, retsin the mortgage tax law, hrve a state
board of equalization and run matters that
way for two years, and if it does not work
well then repeal and adopt something Letter.
The e'ght or ten million takea out for indebt
edaess in Multnomah county with th equally
iberal amounts taken out in the other counties
wnuld t4d a Urge sum to the Uxsb'e property
of tbe stat. Rtroau.
If congress should pat a free si vtr
coinage bill it would be the means of
placing Harrison between the "evil one"
and the deep blue sea. Whatever courte
he may pursue it wjll most rcrtalnly de
feat hlin for rtnoinlnallon . If he vetoes
the bill the west will have no more use for
him, and If lie approve it the east will
cast him off. Query: May not Reed let
the bl I pas the house for the purpose
of putting Harrison in a hole? Reed hate
IlarrUon a he. does Blaine.
1 he matter of the state goinjj iuio tbe bus
(acts of publishing school books will, we are
told, b brought Iwfore the legislature at this
session. That the supply ng of school books
is a monopoly, caused by the states adopting
a uniform series of )ooks. This is not entirely
true. School book are copy-rihle nl no
one can publish them but the lgnl owner of
tbe copyright. The riht itself is an exclusive
one and, therefore, a monopoly. Tie estab
lishment of a well equipped plant for publish
ing a full line ol chool tet 1kkj!.s is a large
on V-rtaking. It is estimated that sucb a
plant, including all the material as type, cuts
tic would cost n't les-J than $175,000. Mrn
exiertenccd in this buincs slioitH le consuit
e I ttfVe taUo; t.L tmor!Kt vi.
HASHINUTOS.
(Fruin our rsvuisr eorrttpnndtnt,)
(Men raB.&8ix.
rrmcnt Mayor, Kucnrdor, IXarahal.
Ptrcct Commissioner, Treaxurcr, and
Comicllnien French. Burkhart, Hawkins,
Tttbler, Butlth and Garrett.
Mayor Cowan appointed tha following
enminltteea for tho cnenlnir Year ;
Wava and Meant Smith, Burkhart,
French.
Account and Current kxpeneea
Bnrkhttrt, Rinlth, liawkina.
htreeta ami ruuuo rropc-rty lauicr,
rturkhiut. atitti.
Ordinance llurkliart, liawkina, uar-
rett.
I.lccnavB Garrett. ilawklna.Frencli.
Fire and WaUr French. Garrett, Ta
1W,
lioaUtt audrollcc llawkini, Garrett
Tablcr.
Mayor Cowan ntnde a fw rontarka
slating that ho did not oiler the usual
This information Ut, It It believed, written rneasnge. aa tne tjounuii was ai-
I etABiilta ta-fit-Witt!) in lian I nil liaft aavntilil ln
1V1 a lleaflttii te Ami aatiiliri Ita In I . "
wmbm 1 a iimri'vi) iwwvte eiMitii as v I
congres me corre.ponuence oetween Mr Th. MarHhal Mtmrted that the only
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uiameanaine oruwn toreiKn omce ana nu aanceataua waa mac ot w y urow
hi menage of explanation, all of which der, the others paying no attention.
waa ready a wk men. Mr llarrlsnn U C'lltl'l J'.ncltlOer Btewart read Ills an
f.,i -mi .w.. vi. ......... 1 nuai Tenon niiowinif tne apparams 10 ue
f,KHV .... -....iiirauwii ,(.wllH UI, 9.lit I l r.
taa awv vv ttwii a n ivn swv -v- v x , v
viceable boeo; that tlm II &L Co had
ordered an extension ladder and fire ex
tingntalier. lie reported a letter from
the I'aclfle Const Board of Underwrltera,
refusing at the present time to lower the
rale lor reasons entirely unsatisfactory.
He recomtnetidtHl the purchaf of an bp
gallon lire extinguisher, and that four
elate rna be built, t in tbe east ami 2 In
the weat end of the city, and that tbe old
ITS OBJ KIT M l TO KJttSK I'llU fcR,
Men, when viewing thing from a busi
ness standpoint see matter In quite a dif
ferent light fiom that when viewing the
tame thing from a political. A business
house tn Portland, In a circular giving
notice of a clearance sale says:
A large stock of sterling value.all bought
before the cha..tre in tariff, which, togeth
er with our reductions, mtana value at
no other time obtainable.
The firm that Issue thl circular I com-
poted of republicans, and, doubtless, have
have been sayir.g when talking politics
that the McKlnley bi!I did not raise prices,
but when they come to business they sin g
a different song. The truth U that near
ly every butlnesi man tn the country hat
received circular announcing an advance
In price on account ot the McKlnley bill
The truth Is that Ita object was to raise
price
thould be the cause of stirring up the antl
British feeling, but he hctlutee to go to
rongrett for an appropriation ot mone
for a real war with England. He fctrt
that congret might brush aside the ad
ministration tbeorlet and authorise the
ai titration which it hat refuted. Certain-
y we are net in any condl tton at the
present time to fight Great Britain upon
the water, where we vould have to fight
and the Idea of an American backdown i
not a pleasant on to contemplate. There
may be tome congressional mutle on thlt
aubjret a little later on.
A democratic conference. Including both
Senator end Representative, wa held
today for the purpote of considering way
and meant of oppotirg the nwly an
nounced republican mettod of trying to
force the Force bl 1 to a vo'.e In the senate
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
A stla: acntea.
I Portland, Jan. 13. Harry Carton, of
Astoria, waa yetterday tried in the United
atate circuit court on acnarge 01 tending
an oUcene letter through the msil. The
letter wa written In Auautt last, and wat
addreatcd to John Fierce, an actor In
iow variety (how. canon when nrtt ar-
rcttea denied that ne wrote tne letter,
When arraigned he acknowledged that he
wrote the letter, but claimed mat he tsu
not put It In the mall. He tald tnat he
placed It In the drawer of ,hl table, and
that It wat taken out by tome one during
the night. The content of the letter were
very vue, t ne jury atter ocing out oniy
a short time returnee' a verdict of guilty.
Dr, Keek DIsgeiUsL '
New York, Jan. ij. The Sun's Berlin
pecial aaya Dr Koch It so dUgutted with
the course thing have taken, that he re
futes to have any thing more to do with
the distribution ol the lymph. In future
phyttclant in tearch of the healing fluid
will have to get It if they can from Dr.
Liberia.
Indian tn Maataaa.
lliUNA. Mont, Jan n. The report
from C'l.ii 00k, in Chateau couoly, say four
tamllici csme in todt
retorted that a band
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One of the mast singular facts about tbe
growth of London it its regularity. It may
be roughly taken that every month about a
thousand bouses are added to London. la
August of this year 765,577 houses bad to be
supplied by the water companies with water;
ia Septemlicr that aumbcr had increased to
766,797. Ia August of last year 754,464
houses had to be supplied, or 11,11 below
the number ia the same month of this year.
In September of this year the companies hsj
to supply 10,976 bouses more than In .Sep
tember of 18S9. This exlrnt:oo is not con
fined to any one portion ul 1' capital, but
a preference ia (till teing hua foe tbe north
a"d northwest suburbs.
oittcrua be cemented.
Annllcntiona were read from 8 W
Reece and W A McClaln fornlgbtwalch,
I'arker, M W Orton, I W Anderson and
W K Kelley for atreet cotumln8ioiier,and
l, J Mcvaustland for city engineer.
On motion the aalary ot the night-
watch and engineer was plaoed at 7U,
that ot nightwatch at tW, and ot sheet
commissioner at $G6,for the ensuing year
The vote for street comntlaaioner re
suited aa follows: First ballot Hunt,
1". rarker. 1: Orton. 1 : Anderson. 2
iant war raiding the county, killing cattle,
ttealing horse and committing other depreda
tions, (.hinouk it ill prepared lor a oeicnce
against aa ludian attact. At a meeting of the
cititeet it was decided to tnaM a feult.tum t , d invariably gain from
on thet:ov.rrf.soo Jt of tm with V "i,,,. 'nauuKtL i frotsi tbirty to
ammunition. IiZ J.
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Dm. nMOm.sH B pnenornenat mmu auu uuu-
vv ... i.iv vim. 1 1 1 rvr, 1 , urHia. t , aiiuenuu, -1
by holding long eontWIuou elon for Kclley, 1. Kecond, Imllot eame, except
.k-i r:.t ... .1,- .1.. lieo liurklmrt received Hunt'a I. Third
It wa determined to resist to the end any
and all effort on ihe part of therepultcan
Since Mr McKinley ha introduced a bilj
appropriating f'S.oco to psy duties oa plit
gtas imported for the lighlbcute board it
would be eminently proper lo include in tha
measure a provision stipulating that the duty
must be baoJed back to the "foreigner who
pays the tax." And it might also be well to
suggest lo the author of the scheme entitled
by enraged republicans "Protection run mtj"
that, tbankt to this iniquity, there tie many
bouses sway from the coast which need glass
sad wLosc occupants would like to be embraced
ia the tame appropriation bill.
The Ortgoniam It tpending great deal
of time ar.d space in dlscutting democratic
candltatv for the presidency. Thj chaotic
condition of Ihe republican party aeemt to
render all dltcuss'on of republican candi
dates at unnecctsary. It It highly prob
able that the national democratic conven
tion will select a candidate without refer
ence to what that paper may ay. -
The largest reservoir or artificial lake in
the world it tbe great link of Dnebar, tenty
mi let southeast of Udaipur, Rtjpootana, which
covert an area of twenty-one sqoare miles.
Tbe masonry d.itn is 1000 feet long by ninety
five feet high, fifty feet ide at tbe base and
fifteen feet at the top
to force a vote, lust what form this re
sistance will take whl depend entirely up
on circumstances. If the republicans get
a quorum of their own member, which
they are working hard lo do, it will settle
down to a question ot phytlcal endurance'
If they fail to get a quorum., ur to keep one
piesent it will be easy to bUck thrlr game
the democratic senator have only to
absent memtclvet, thut breaking a
quorum, without which no vote can be
taken.
Ihe repubiicana have temporal iiy a
btndoned their gag rules, not to much be
cause of opposition to it In their own rankt,
though there I some little, a because,
after counting nose, they believed that
they could paw the bill without trucking
the large eonseTvatKe e'ement of ihe
country by anything quite at revolution
ary at that gag iule, but they will not hes
itate to adopt it If their present plant mis
carry as they are likely to du through thr
stubbornrts of the democratic opposition.
The democratic tcnaiort hat every little
hope of republican help In defeating the
bill, at it It now certain that not mere than
four r-pub'.lcan will vote against It, and
If theU vote would defeat the bill It I
; doubtful whelhet they would cast them.
they have tn deference to the wiahea of
the constituents, let It be known that they
are oppoied to the bill, but I do not be
lieve that they will cast their votes against
It, unlet certain that they wilt not affect
tha retulL. In other wordt they are op
posing the bill for effect at home, and in
the hope of getting democratic votes for
certain legislation in which they and their
constituents are more directly Interested.
It Is generally conceded that the jolct
resolution offered by Senator Canlsle au
thorfctng the appointment of three com
mitsloncrt to act with a like number ap
pointed by the Canadian government, in
Invettlgating Ihe commerce of the two
countries and devising meant to promote
and increase it, it a step In the right di
rection and yet Mr Carlisle say he it cer
tain that republican tenator wilt not allow
!t to be acted upon. t lie aya he Intend
offering It again at the next session.
The republicans who have been shout
Ing about the reciprocity treaty which had
been or would shortly be negotiated with
Mexico were either Ignorant of the tab
jct or else were attempting Intentionally
to. fool the people. The Mexican minister
here say that no treaty has been negotia
ted and that none is likely tj be negotiated
at present, because hi country will not
grant concession to an administration
that ha lost no opportunity to get the
best of it weaker ller, -
ballot J W Anderson, 4; Geo Burkhart,
Mr Anderson waa declared elected.
The vote for special nlitlitwatclt re
sulted aa follows: A W McClaln, 4;
Geo lavage. 1: H W Heece, I. Mr Mc
Clnin was declared elected.
lolm Jonea waa elected nlirht watch
and engineer from No2'a and VVmN
Miller from hoi's.
The vote for city surveyor resulted as
follows : V B Itarr.4 ; K J McCauetland
2. Mr Barr waa declared elected.
Tha ilecorder waa directed to advertise
for bide for gravel and dirt, keeping prie-
ouer, lumber ana ctty prtnucg
The bill of James Laurent for $3980.30
for building Railroad street sewer was
read, and on motion waa allowed, the
aewer being accepted.
Bills of member ot the Council were
ordered paid.
Bills referred, J W Glrvln & Co, 600
feet ot hose, t76, and others.
The Ilecorder waa directed to advertise
for bid fjr latteral sewers heretofore pe
titioned lor connecting with lUilroad
atreet eewer.
fvtrsoti who caiwot rowiiBiT an. rra.
S9aiM.T,R0ii TsaitattST rxair ww
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rittaUlUHT tt'BK.
The moat apeedy, eoattlve and perm
Bent cure for Catarrh of the Head, Asthma,
and ail Throat, Bronchial, Lung, man,
Stomach, Liver and Kidney AUectlone,
Kerr out Debility, etc Conautnptlon, in
T", "T It. varloue ateeca. wsnnaitenUr cured,
iron ansae ween anu i . . nBM,, -.1.1 mMm f treatment
101 about VMoait a- 5 w medi(.,tci nil(ltions gives in- j
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thowhw orolomrina life. Weak, nervous,
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sBATTUt, Jan It, Koia Christianson. e
ilxieca-vear-oid girt, brought tuit lur 1 15,000
dtmtget against the lostlntclllgenccr today
Me base tne uii on the puliluation 01 a
ttattment made by her father to the polic
tnat tnewti living tn the bouse 01 a negro
atmed rs. r . uutts, who runt a saloon in
Whitecbatict. litis publication led to an in
vestigation of factt by the city council, and a
a result liutt a liquor license waa revoked.
II then caused the girl to sue Ihe paper for
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vtloua cure have created the greatest
astonishment n the I'acific Coast and
throughout tbe American continent, dur
no tha tisst twetitv-five veer. Asthma,
CaUrrb of the Head, and all Throat, Bron
efcltd and I.umr trouble nUntlv relieved.
and Deafneaa often eure.1 permanently at
Inl rnnaultntion. DR. AnOSM'S eaav OO
tbe "Curability of Concamption," and a
treatise 00 Catarrh of tlie Head," Yl
with evklence of some extraordinary
care, mailed free. Call or adores
DR. ABORN.
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J9T.-Hom tfstt, ewly ptkd, sM by
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If a box six feet deep were filled with tea
water, and allowed to evaporate under the sun.
there would be two inches of (alt on the bot
tom. Taking the average depth of the ocean
to be three mile, there would be a layer of
pure salt 230 feet thick to tbe bed of the
Atlantic
That is only an infin tesirnat effect of the
passage of bill McKinley 's McKinley Bill
Thousands 9f republicans all over the country
have been (.riven out of their party on account
of it. But we thould tty the effect it not III.
it is Bill himself who it ill.
Senator Quay hat Introduced a new
force bill. It confer upon the president
the power to (utpend the writ of habeas
corpus when It It necessary tn elect the
republican ticket. It's a dead duck.
' Gov. Russell, of Massachusetts, (dem.)
recommend the repeal of the law requir
ing payment of a poll tsx as a qualifica
tion for voting.
Let tax psyers keep a vigilant eye on ihe
coining legislature. Various schemes to raid
the treasury are on foot. , The people will be
astonished at ihe approbations made at this
session unless the raiders are watclxd.
Meoeo'g tariffcf 82.50 per hog bat failed lo
tnpprtss the American imports of Unit article
of food, hut it hat tent np I lie price iatHe
City of Mexico from eijjht to twelve ccnttper
pO'.in.l.
The largest sheep tanch in the wor'd is in
the counties of Webb and Duminit in Texas.
It contains upward of 400,000 acres, and
yearly pasturet 800,000 sheep.
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An exploring parly has tculed Mount Elias
in Alatika, and discovered the largest glacit r
in the world. It movet fifteen feet a dav.
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TfOKirj t-ouiDCKixa.
K, M. French keep railroad time.
i9 cream eh jaat leoi'sd t Cnf.rad
Meyer.
E?s Si Achisoa are tailing inonambBta at
Portland pnoo.
Fresh New F.nland minee meet, on sale
at O E Brownell's.
Went', youths' and hoys' clothing and
furnishing goods at O W riiinp-on'(.
Have you tcu tboro parlor suit that T
Brink hae just reooived t Tbarnio.
Grntt reduction in men' furaithing good
for tbe next 30 dy at W F Ktsd r.
J W '.lentley. beat hoot and shoe makeriin
eit7, t.re doors north of Dkipjcbat oirioc.
For bargain in monument, headktonr
etc., go to Kgan X Achitou, Albany, Oregon
Yon elmuld et'l and sea thone flue library
lamp at C E Browneli's before baying Ue
where. Tickets for ALL esstrn iioint, over
AN Y mute, for slby W. fj. Jutsr, at
8. P. ticket office, .
ForfreiS mats of alt kind go to Judsou '
Slt rs, oppoiit') SchmrAr' livcrythle
Unlurs taken an 1 prompt delivery.
For cold ti;;hts buy ThosKsy w.kjIoii mill
blsnkotp, e'nepe-t In towu. For salt by G :
W Simpin, agiiit, Athsny, t)r-y-i.
- A fine display ! cbtld. n n hiu l t lircs ou
center tahlw al C E llrowiiei;' t r nii e rspid
ly at lest than first t. Call tn1 seltct a
pair hefori- thy die i-ll Rono.
VrthU ilra.'t, " prfuuiwry, hati" l.rurhst
clt'lh brushux, liMitli ItiibIio'-, llnrh ti ushi
oombt, rrio.iev ir,4, box paper, f.o ovr
dor, ami, in fas, evurj Uhiik t 'imd in a Hrst
class drng (tore, fur tj! at bottom piicc.Kj
Haliu & Uiwson, drupgists.
Mi Minnie Couey bid the people ot
Oakville good bye laat Wednesdav. On
Toesxlny evening the member of tbe Y
I' 8 U 1 . gathertnl together at the resi
dence ol H A Ilamford to enjoy the
pleasure of Miss Minnie for the hut
time. She never looked prettier. At a
late hour the young people kissed her
good nixht tor the last time and silently
ended their way home in tear. Mlse
Minnie is oaa of our best young ladle
and ie a member of the United Presby
terian church and an active member of
the Y 1 8 U E. In which she ha done a
great work and will ever bo remember
ed in the prayer of ail of th young peo
ple. Good bye Little Rose Bud.
Mia Grace IUddell, of Waaco county,
ia visiting her uncle, J Hamilton.
Arr-hio M'Trtaon ie able to be ont at
church again, although he 1 not so
fleshy a be w a before.
ilev Achcson preached at Shedd Sun
day evening at7prn. He will preach
twice a month at Shedd the reat ot the
winter.
At the annual meeting of the congre-
Sation it A Ilamford waa elected Preai
ent, J K Hamilton secretary, W Keg)
treasurer, las 11 row n, W Eagy and Her
man Holttlne, trustees. Anicr.
fr btslsr Hearst.
Washington. Taa. ia. The consultation
of Senator Hearst's physicians, it it atd.
reached the decision that th senator it suffer -ing
of cancer of tbt colon, or large intetti,
and iht there it al tolutely no tope of recov
ery, lie may dii in a few dtyt or an
linger for month.
A rat4 AeelstoM.
O aco! City, Jan. u. An accident
occurred thlt mornlnt about 10 o'clock
by which George Blessing lost hi life.
He wo hired a a wet dchopner bv Parker
li Laurldton, ho have the contract for
furnishing wood for the paper mill.
U testing was sawing down a tree with a
man named Dunnlgan, and aa ft fell he
wa struck by alimb or part of the tree
arc anocaed turn down, the tree laiiin;
on him, killing him Instantly. Blessing
Is late arrival here, and wat about 31
year old.
Kjuisra Weather.
Nsw Yean, Jan. ia -Tkll.ig of a
severe stot in on the New England coast
and Inland htve been received from many
point. At Birmingham, Conn., a freshet
In the HouMtonic (Tver broke up the Ice
and swept It over the medo and under
and through bridge. Oreat damage
done and railroad communication inter
ruppsd.
The ladlaas Wtabesileg.
Pink Ribcg AotKcv, Jan. 11. Up to
aoow lodsy the bostiict had aot with the es
ceptkm of a lH of squaws, mad a move to
ward coming Into the agency. Shortly after
oroken and ; , rapid I advance wa. made low.rd 'TOX M.'-
thUpotat, This afternoon about looo of them I esaioo. am, !,; ,7 u.ra.
bad airived to within about a mile of lb
ptckctt ootttde the tgeacy.
Tha LestrnaKt aotl.e ia tiiu city at Comad
M.yr's.
joe Simons said "wigwng" and the repuUi
can ptrfy of Oregon lo rl olirA'-eicc in sub
missive bumiliiy. Joe is a real boss.
The legislature of South Dakota will
ballot for United Stales Senator Jan. 30.
Cuangb in Bcbinerb. From Jan, 1st,
1391, we w ill change our business to a
strictly caah eyetem, thereby enabling
us to buy for caah and get our discounts,
whereby we can, and will, kito our cus
tomers the benefit. Our Mr C II Muel
ler, wMIj east, made arrangements to
buy goods direct from the manufacturer
at the lowest caah prices, and we wiil
sell pure coods at the lowest caHh figure.
Relieving that the people will appreci
ate a stors where they cm (jet good s at
cash ligarea, we remain, respectfully
New Ci-acksmitii Snor. G V Willis
has jul ompleted his blacksmith shop at
the corn. 1 of Second and Iltiilioad streets
where all kinds of iron and wood work
can I nad and dune in fint class order
Bring on your plows, wagons, etc., etc.
for repa rt.
Ejan Si Acliisi.n hacdle the ctlebratid
Porllui d cement wU K r oi nt ry' lott ,
ri)'e va'ls can I fun itil.cd tt half tl e cctt
sr-y 1 1 itr hi. "i . 1 lur tLpei :r.
TUB Ce)LC Bta.B WltAlU,
Ha a large and complete line of
goodn, dolle, doll btiggiee, boy wagons,
velocipede and many other good which
go to mate op a complete assortment
beside a complete line of lamps ol
every description, imna crockery, fancy
decorated ware, glassware, bird cage,
plinth goods, stu b a album, toilet seta,
autograph book, scrap books, children's
ABC picture looks, and ail good that
are carried in a tlazaar (tore, Including
Kogcr Bros. 1847 silverware. We wish
to call the attention of the public in par
ticular to the Golden Rule prize baking
powder and tea, put np expreealy for
this t-ade, which gives the best of satis
faction, a ia attested by the hundred
who nave used txna the tea and baking
powder ever since introduced by the
lioklcn Rulo-Ilnzaar. Each package of
tea and can of backing powder draw
prize in the shape of a fine piece of glass
ware, ue sure 10 can. when in Albany.
nt the Golden Bule Bazaar, you will
oe enro to una wtiat you want, ana win
be shown over the tore and le treated
kindly by my clerk, Mr. Miller. My
goods are, all marked in plain figures so
as not to deceive anyone, and 1 have but
one priee to all.
Jt'Lii Gbadwohi.,
ly caii tn Mrson,
111 tXYlTlD T3 CAU fCS FIS GNSyUATlC
mmr I.AJ IS-.'., IJJm.UXJ 1,
Delmonico Rdauiant,
OrroMT BLCMBKaa Bloce.
Good MeaU, J'romjilft Sirred,
' for
TicentiJic Cent.
OyiUrt in -:- mil Styht.
CourUou Trtattwmt; Fint ttmtCovbt,
TOWIISEND
& WILSON,
"Real Estate g Loan BiDkers
Me a rsMirai nitr.nt basinsss. Psrtist
siHt)( InsursMa wid, )! W km Us.
-AoaxT roa-
rreaewaresl alaprlesB. Vet Raved.
From a letter written by Mr- Ada IS Ilurd
of Groton, 8 I, w qootet "Waa taken with
a bad cold, which settled on my Lang,
eongh set ia and finally terminated in Con
rnmption, Fourrlnctnr fisve m op Osjiog
I ceuld live but a abort tuna. I fcr my.
self ap to mv Ssrionr, determiatd if I could
not stay with my fiisnd en eartb, I would
meet my absent ones above. My hatband
was advised to fctt Dr Kiog'e Now Ui cover
try for Cousamytion, Cmihri and Cold. 1
Itave it a trial tok in ah t ight lxttles; it
ba cored ma and tht,k (Jed lama well and
hearty woman." Trial bcttlet fm !t Ko
alvay & Maiou'sdiua ttoir, regular tiae, 50o
and L
lout pas C E Ilrnwneir ttore if yon
wait tolive eooQoiriically. Beit uoodt and
alow pr u-t gu tranteud.
!!' ... -. "
C ATARRH CURED, Isslth and sweet
breath securcd.by Shiloh's Catarrh Uemedy.
1'ric 0 cents. Maaal Inieetor free. Kn.
thay 61 Mason, ageott.
FOR DVcTEFelA and iiver Complaint
yon have a prime guarantee on every Lottie
of Ehiloh' Vitalioer, It never fail to cure,
Foshty & Mason, teott.
Mueller & Garrett's cash prices ore do
ing the btttinest, Monej taved by deal
ing with them.
SHILOaS CATABR0 EEMEDY a
poitive enre for Catarrh. Dipbtheii and
Ciiiikei-Mouth. Fosbay & Mason, agentt.
ti i.Jing I'hutograplirrt A itrij- rcgon.
Ve have bortT't ail tl.cnri ativ rrr.d hj
L W t'.l.rU ami VV it Oreor .i-od up to Nov
13th, 1889. Duplicate! em) te liiiit from
hem ouly of nt at reduced it3. We have
also about 18,000 nejji'.tivc made by our
selves, fruiii winch dnf.lio.tfci etc be had at
like la.tai. W cany th no y f:i!l line r.f
Ttcsri ( f ti:is siat iiud lo :;dur; 11 woik at
lowed ite fr llip.t c!j.tn wOili. V. . (if
j;'i.';rt to ntt j ur. st rti.rSiudio in Ki.na:i'
WHY WILL YOU ooKgh when Shiloh't
Cure will give Immediate lelief. Price 10
omits, 60 cwitt tnd Ft thay & Maeon,
iSllt.
Jutt arrived a full line of Indies, chil
fuct's, meu end ,ley's foot wear at O W
&i!iips(in't,nhich will be sold at bottom
puces
A fine lint of jewelry, best In the city, at
y it) u a-nrn , tor tne holidays.
The
for a
remoi
perlocl
are jt
can be
Freueh TBy Warcrs.
wafers are a sure and snfefr clfl.
kir.dtof female troubles ane w!1
all obstructions to the mom. Iv
no matter what the cause. 1t.t
1 ".what every woman neca , ai 1
icd with naft:tv. For sale t tl
Tontcht there ia do certain! as 10 what th
I adians will da. General Mile bimstlfitia
duabt at to what locspect ot them, but cocfi
dtatfy lookt now for a settlement of the mat
ter witbsul luythet bloob'bed.
fbaa Kewsawpev BM.
O AJt LA a D, Cal , Jan is. Dr Kaufman, th
specialist, who was to teverly writtca up la
tbe Chronica! a thort time ego, commuted
tuicid todty. II had been complaining that
tbe Chronical expos ruined his tusioeM, and
in a iet'ar published several week go be
made vgue threat to kill M II de Young.
A lw rartwastcr.
SOKAt Falls, Jan u.Toaigbt the
iicht were turned off at the post office because
of L'acle Sam's delinquency ia paring bill
kr the tame, and ibe force are wotkiae bv
htmps. Tbe bills have beea owing for more
inta a year.
Celtiag Thtr Blw4 Km.
rOBTH takima, isa 12. I here It now
no question but what tbe YaMma Indians are
dancing in good eat nest, and those who art
qualified to Judge tty that it is more than'tbe
custo-wory winter danc to ask the good spirit
ia iavr- oi otenty or grau tor Ihe 1
good rua of salmon.
What Will BUppsa.
Pjh RiDoa Aoikcv, Jan. it. -Not
withstanding the report received at head
quartrit last night the hostile Indian
dldnl come todav. Titer haven't reached
the mission, as wat anrounced by scouts
last nleht. Inueed. to far as the best In
formation obtainable goes, the only relia
ble ibgi is mat ine mutant nave ttarted,
ana mat w an. At to the time of coming
Into the agency that It a point which
doesn't concern the Indiana.
The coming of the hoatllea and the un
easiness of the to-called friend Vs nilt
everybody with alarm. General Brtok't
command It close behind the hostile, and
General Carr la pressing hi line cloer
every hour. The force here I now In
creased lo 700 men, wlih four three-Inch
cannon, four Uotchklss and two Gatling
guns.
eaalor lagan.
W.'ii:xgtoj, Ian. 1 1 .Senator Ingallt
hct tniti unced hit Intention of talking
nextTui-oday. lilt remarks will presum.
ably be directed toward free coinage. In
cidentally he will support that measure,
but in the main he will probably devote
hit tpeech to tvttematic roasting of Grover
Cleveland. It It tald that he hat been
laving up extracte and preparing hlmstlf
to deliver a veritable philippic upon the
tubject of the ex-president.
U Well Bead HlaMer.
Tortland, Jan, 11. The Interest at
tending the lecturet en the Bible by i)r.
unver are growing wltn everv ter vice.
and although teatt for 5011 men were pro
vided yetterday, many had to ttand up.
The doctor tpoke for an hour and twenty
mlnutea on "The Interpretation of the
Bible," and wt ll.tened to with profound
attention, and sometimes the audience
would brake out In applause at tome good
polrt wat scored. Dr Driver undoubtedly
Csisrallaai la. Cssstnaar. l Knttaul
aubtlh4 IS4 . 4-U4WI, s$,MX,0u0. T"Vul Srs
lou. bud atmr BM njU Ata.
Ansorlraa 'lr las. faswtusar. rtiltadrliibla.
fmk, f iOOt.tO.
ColattaVlat firm 4 atari I a a. rosssawaf, "
r muml, or. Amu. tJ-xi.Sii.aa. Taw Is ou of
(Oregon's tKt auaiiitM,
DR. PATTON,
Blomberg Block, AItaaiy(Or.
!?Br tha moot modern and approved
toatboda euro d of wotuxn and
children, and al! private dliaAof either
sax Catarrn our! by a outck prre
Oonsultat Un 1 tVe and ererstblng
atrirtlyormfld -ntial. OfDcehour. 10 to li
3 to , 7 to H. t-enldene Or. Third and
Lyon etre tt, .
SUMMONS. .
a lA Clrtnlt Court of ikt Stat 0 Ortfon for
the VtntHtg of l.iMn s
GEORUe MUNRO, Plaintiff. V
MARYJMU1SKO, Dfetdant.J
To Mary J Muuro tbe ahove nrtned
defendant:
IN THE NAME OF THJ5STA1EOF
Oregon, you are hereby required to
appear and anower the com paint of the
above p'atntifr. In the above entitled
court, now on tlie with Ihe clerk ol aa.d
cotitt. wttblu ten dava fro at tbe date of
the aervloe of this aummona upon yon; if
Sfirvwi .n Unit ojunt, uregon, but ir
at.rved id any olhnr county In tb atate of
uregon, tbfn witnm daya from tbe
date of tbe aervloo of th in summons upon
you; if aorved by publication, ttie.t on or
bfor tha first day of the neat regular
term or tne alovo entitled court, to w iu
Uoadsjr, ihe 9ta star f Marets, !!,
and sou are notified that if yo.i fall
to appear and tnawer Bald com
plaint, aa herobv required the plain
tirr will apply t-t the ojurt for ihe relief
demanded in th-s complaint, to Witt For
a dinMlutlon ot tbe boudaof matrimony
nowexlmlng betwon plaintiff and de-ten
dant, and for such otho dH3ree aa may
be Juett and equjtab e.
Thl nummon U publlnhed bv order
of the Uon U P IVitw. Jude of the above
entitled court mad, at Chambers In tbe
city of fcti' tin. the lOtti day of January,
1801 J K WEATUERFOR').
(116) Attorney for Plaintiff.
KOTiCE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
To ol) poraons having claim agtiutt the
estate of Jamet Walsh, deee.ttsd, ted tn all
other percona whom it mty concern, ' Yon
aland bead and .boulder above an v man ecntor of 'Uie ,d ,uu on th- 24th d of
on this coast In his wonderful ability to iwmhr ikh . r,u tn th. oUi.t. nnn,tf
Linn County; Oregrn, bit final tooonntin
ttld ettate, and tiid court haa appointed
Monday the 2nd day of February, 1891, at
the hour of 1 o'clock p m if said day to betr
and aettle all objection! to laid final tocouut.
Dated thi 2ath day of Doo 181)0. :
W. ll.Hilycu. G WCLINE,
Attorney. - Executor.
expond the vital quettlont of tha Bible.
aeaator Beartt ) la.
Nkw York, Jen. n, A Washington
t;cclal toys that Senator Hearst it at
dea'.h't door. Hit family have given up
all hope of hit recovery. Ills relatives
have been summoned to his bedside. They
say he is liable to past away al any time.
Hit malady, cancer ot the ttomach, hat
grown far more tggravated within the
past day or two. The tenator tuffert Intensely.
aw en the Boatbera Paelfle.
Uax Am ionia, Tex., Jan. 11. Snow
fell last night at Del Rio, 150 mtlet west
of here, on the Southern Pacific road, the
nittlnfour years, and the fall was-the
deepest on record five Inches. The
storm is general ett et mere.
free Cstaage Ahead.
Washington, Jan. 1 1. Before the sen.
ate adjourns on Wednetday night free
coinage will have been adopted by that
body, and indicationt are that it will also
go through the house. There Is no way
of stopping the free coinage current un
iett it runt against a presidential velo.
Livingstone Chemical Co., Io
Kcpeiitr.
This it what you oognt to have, n fact
yeu mutt have it, to enjoy life. Thonsandt
tre tetrchiog for it daily, and mourning be
cause they find it not. Thr.utanda open
thousands of dollars are spsnt annually by
oar people ia the hope that tbey may attain
this boon. And vet it may be had hy all.
W guarantee that Electric Bitter,, if used
aouordiiig directions and the una persisted
in, w bring you poop digestion ami onat
the damnn Bjispf peia and ir.stail infstnad
Eupt-ty. Wo rtomnif n-i EIwtHc Ihtters
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the undersigned has been duly ap
pointed executric cf the lust will and
testament of George Vf Sylv star, de
eeafd,by the honorable the county eonrt
cf Lion county,1 Oregon. All persons
havinur claims, airtluat tbe estate of tald
deceased, are hereby notified to present
tbe same duly verified, to ma In person,
or to my ttorney. Ueo W Wright, at his
law office In Albany; Linn county .Oregon
within six months from this date
listed Doo 25, J 89!).
MAHtAll SYLVESTER,
Exientrlxcf Ihe la&t will and tettamuntof
Geo W hvlvefeter, deceased. 12 28
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WORK.
PAY
Or Rotas Ton
PLEASE.
PLTJMBINO
By Oontraot,
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Good Workmen.
a is 1 Jimt
and a fine stock
For hucIi our would-bo comretitors will find it
FOR TWO MONTHS,
January and February.
Wo kick over tho traces and cast all business rules to the
winds, and do busineia at a lo'sty Every overcoat '11 have
to bo out of the house at the expiration of that time.
READ. THE PRICES:
Vblell '11 have a 'emoral!zlng effect on our to sailed eompatltort.
A $12 OhtachiUa overcoat will go for only $8.
Tho whole stock of overcoat.3 "will bo closed
at tho eame i-atlo.
out
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All woolen goods will bo sold at cost; consisting
of shirts, underwear, etc.
A GREAT REDUCTION IN CLOTHING:
Fine all wool suits, worth $15, and sold at other, places for
$15, will bo sold at $10,
Fine dress suits, warranted to fit in every respoet equally 1 4
as well as your tailor-made, worm ou, win dj t
clofied out for $20, at an actual loss to us. iT
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Sole Agents for IIA2CAN & SON'S Tine Shoca.
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Ever tiling Wanranted
-AT-
T. L. WALLACES GO'S,
THE BIRTHPLACE OF GREAT ASD HONEST BARGAINS.
Strahan Block. -:- AlDany.f;
ALLBJI BROTHERS, ;
Wholesale s Retail Grocers,
CIGARS, TOBACCO, AND CHOICE FRUITS OF ALL
KINDS. IN LARGE OR SMALL QUANTITIES,
IN THEIR SEASON.
Flinn Block,
ALBANY, OREGON.
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My en're stock of Pry' Goods, to make room for a large
ine of I ots and Shoes and Gent's Furnishings. '
JT SEE 1 XOW SOME OF Tui LINES THAT AKfi uoiau a.t war.
DAE GOODS,
CLOAK,
RIBBONS.
GINGHAM,
GOSSAMERS.
CORSETS,
FLANNELS,
LINEN,
CALICO,
BLANKETS.
(fcTCaU early whib the selection is good.
irst street, -:-
Albany, Oregon.
now w j n svj ii a
We always keep our eye on the
indicator of popular demand, j
and are therefore usually pre pared
to supply it at reducedT
rates. We are selling the Jewel
stoves and ranges, the mos pop- ;
u!ar stoves made at present.
If you want to sve money oa all torts
nf hi-infVinl 1 artin.ca hn 'm nf n A Va
te make that our busineaa.
MATTHEWS & WASHBURN-
SPECTACLES,
generally, aa Jwll as jewelry, Watcher,
KOTICE CF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
IN THE COUNTY COURT, OF LINN
county, OreRon. In tlie matter of tho
estate of Mtrinn Harrel. deceased. Notice
la hereby gives that the undersigned, tie
duly appoiute1, qualified and acting ad
raitiietrator of the estate of Mliiam Har
rel, deeossed, has thi. day flleii his final
acoount in the matter of said Estate, in
the abeve court, atxl that the court has
appointed Monday, toe 2nd day of Feb
ruary. J891, at 1 o'eiock, p in, as tbe time
for hearing objections to said final ao
unnnt, bih for th sottlernent thereof.
Imted Deo 1:3, 1U0. J L UILT."-.rS.
At?trte!w!rf.r of the c - t
clocks, etc., at
P. II. French's.
City Restaurant.
Having beea entirely remodeled, this old
and popular restaurant wiil be made first,
class n erery reapeot. The poblio will bt
given good metis at all hours for ouly 25
eantt. Every thing neat and attractive.
Private boxes. Oyttsra ia ivory style.
Will be Founa
.4 rtV 'v"t at the Square
( ;H!f;''!l Dealing Stove
House of
. SMITH
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G. L. BLACICiVlAW,- I
LEADING DRUGGIST
DRUGS, MEDICINES STATIONARY-aG r-
SUBSCRIPTIONS ! I I
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NEWSPAPERS - AND - MAGAZINES,
icecelved. at
Cash Grocery- Stored
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ALBANY OR.
17MTSMA1. & HULBEET BIOS.;
Real Estate Agents
Farun and Ranches for sale.
Also city broperty in Albany
and Corvallii,
Fortniillei i'lmiGg,
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on. n ii. DAVis,
Physicinn and Surgeon.
jEfOfflr.e t p atalra tn Strahan'a Block.
Uay be found at hla otflc aay and night,
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OHEhPS, Jo
h 1 -t. ( OrerTh
ua JOO.IJU. Xpres Oa
Printer
Tlio w'sbliis; a flrst-cSa.is Inssroi
(be t e.it tr ade to staid tfee elioiaie
osn te toiled by callinr at '
13 Uyinsm'e, o;poafta iLa Biaoeoi"
p'e, on First 8 ret. Th iatest v.
ipgrrttmental t lusia feent for pa's,
i tufas Bort(iont of r"5trir r