I'RINARY ELECTION LAW,
The primary election law passed by the
legislature and now awaking the approval
el the governor la for the regulation and
control of primary electlona held bjr any
political party and appllea to incorporated
town and cltlet of 1500 population or
more. It provldee that the managing
committee, (county central committee,) of
the party calling the primary election shsll,
not Icm than aeven daja before the day of
auch electlon,cauae a notice to be published
In tome newspaper of general circulation
publUhed In the city, algned by the tecre
tary of the committee, stating the purpose
of auch election, the date when It will be
held, the placet where poll will be opened
and during what honrt they will be open
for the reception of vo'.es, and the number
of delegates to be elected In each pieclnct
or ward. Three judge, legal voter and
householder of their respective pre
cinct or ward, shall be named In the
notice. The judge mutt appoint two
clerks who mutt be legal voters of the
precinct In which they act as clerks. These
clerks keep poll books showing name and
residence of every person who votes as
well as those whose votes are rejected.
The judges and clerks take an oath of of
tee and conduct the election the same gen
eraliy aa similar omcers do at genera1
elections. At the close of the elect! n they
canvas the vote and certify up the poll
books one of which It returned to the
county elerk and the other delivered t3
the county central committee. It judges
and clerkt shall receive and record votet
knowing they are not legal they shall be
guilty of a. misdemeanor and aubject to a
Ine of not lett than fifty nor more than
two hundred dollars or by Imprisonment
In the county jail not lest than two nor
more than alt months or both. The pen
alty Is the same for votlrg illegally, brib
ing one to vote, hiring him not to vote
tampering with a ballot bos etc. The
laws of the state governing the conduct of
persons about polling places shall apply to
primaries at well.
rori'LAB ELECTION Of SEXATOUS.
The legislature of Indiana hat adopted a
resolution aalng congress to submit
constitutional amendment providing for
the election 01 United States Senators by
popular ballot. This proposition has been
favored by quite a number of political con
ventlons.but the present I the first leg
Is! all re Indorsement, so far as we are
aware.
The one particular In which the consti
tution of the United Slates cannot be
amended is "that no atate, without Its con
senMhall be deprived of its equal suOragi
In the senate" (article 5); and the senate
here meant Is that lor which the constttu
lion provlJes In saying that "the senate of
the United Mates shall be composed 01
two senator from each state, cliosen by
the legislature thereof ; to that, tead to
gether, the fundamental law it that no
ttate shall, without Its consent, be deprived
of Itt equal tuflrage In a senate elected by
the state legislature. In the convention
which framed the constitution It was three
timet moved that the senator be chosen
by a popular wte and three timet that
proposition was defeated, once by nine
states to two, once by ten to one, and the
third time unanimously. Any one state
could defeat such an amendment aa that
now suggested. Each It entitled to that
equality which the constitution prescribes
In the kind ol senate which It prescribes,
and all the other states combined cannot
deprive her of IL New York World.
The WorU It evidently In error In this
matter. Section 3. article one, says: "The
senate of the United Stales shall be com
posed of senators from each state, elected
by the legislatures thereof." Is it not
within the power of three fourths of the
stales to amend this by striking out the
words "legislatures and Insert the words
legal voter, so as to make It read,Helcct
ed. by the legal voters thereof?" This
would not be depriving any state "of Itt
equal suffrage in the senate." This would
only change the manner of tttrting scna
tnts, and it Is certainly withU the powers
of the states to do so.
The Railway Age says : "The railway ccn
ttruction the past year has only been exceeded
seven timet daring the past twenty years,
tamely, in '71, to, 'it, 8i, '83, '86, '87, 88,
and i! was exceeded by the record of three of
tnose years, so, bj, -95. 1 be average con
ttrociaw fur tbe past twenty years bat been
5700 milea annual! f. Tbe year just closed
will increase the total mileage of the country
to more than 167,000 miles.
At tbe Bath (Me) City Hall, Thursday, Ed
ward Browa of Bath regained the world's cham
pionship for endurance in dun swinging, held
by him for five years, but recently won by
Homer Crawford, by twinging nine-pound
club t.x hours forty-one minutjs, or ten mtn
ates longer than Crawford, who used e?ght-
pound ten-ounce club. Browa averaged
ixty-five full swing to tbe minute.
Wbea a senator elect fiom the state f
Kansas, and that senator elect the successor
of the hydrophobic Ingalls, say "I would like.
to see the McKinly bill torn to pieces, "and
adds. "Tbe race issue is far tbe southern
people to fettle among thea.se! vet," it is time
lor the president to issue a proclamation set
ting aside some happy csy for National thanks
giving. Benny, see to this.
A farmer living nesr Jefferson City, six
years ago put a pump in a well that contained
six feet of water. Lately tbe well went dry,
and when he came to examine (he cause, he
found that !wo Cottonwood trees, one twenty
nd tbe other thirty feet distant' had sent out
their fools snd drank up the wsf'er in Ihe well.
Frsnk Untrts of Auburn, N V , Tbuisday
broke the world's record at jumping the rope,
making 2000 skip without a break in fourteen
minutes lliirty seconds. The best previous
record was mad by P I. Sweeney of Newp rt
Rhode Inland.
Two drops of creo-ole innde from tech tsr
given with a little warm water, is said to be
a specific for hiccough anting from drunkenness.
Trevious to ih lime of Elizabeth the only
article t-j assist in eating was the jicltknife,
which also served for sundry other purposes,
II fih heels, il is said, owe Iheir origin to
Pernis, whr.i tliey we e Introduced to raise
th fret frem the burning tandsof ihit country,
L-JLJ . .'J! Li
Qutcn Victoria was born on May 24, 1819,
and succeeded hei t ncle, William IV. ,on
June 20, 1837.
The wheat acreage ol South Dako'.a ij re
ported at 1,984,253, the yield per are 8.6 i
buhct, and aggregate yield i7,oC6,6;o
bushels.
Recent advices from Russia say the appear
ance of winter wheat is not satisfactory, and that
in many portions the grain lias beer seriously
'nj ired by frot. "
i
Canada is shipping drexsed tuikeyj.
geese
and ducks lo Liverpool.
New Yjik School children are to o;e gain
f.ir the favorite n ilional flower.
The Kus.ian government propose Ic build a
ilioad tltivuiib Siberia to the Pacific octan.
IN t'NITY.
A dinner was recently given, by Col.
Brown of New York City to which Gov.
Illll and Es-presldent Clevcland.were In
vited. Every one wa curious to know
what would be the bearing of thee two
great leader towarJs each other. No
arrangement had been made for any
speaking, but as the repast was finished It
was noticed that a hurried consultation
was teii.K held between Cleveland and
then at hi end of the table. Shortly a
rail wa made tor the Ex-pretldcnt.
Mr Clevelind did not appear at the IctM
disconcerted when he arose to speak, tie
a upon hit fect almost before Mr C'ou-
dert had resumed his seat. Ill remarks
were delivered In a forcible manner, and
the guests unite In saying that his pratre of
Gov, lllll was given with much feeling and
sincerity. According to seveial of the
prominent guests, Mr Cleveland spoke as
follows:
"It Is with much pleasure that I accept
ed the invitation to be present here this
venlng. And .while appreciating the
honor of attending this banquet, you will
pardon me for referring to my first Intro
duction to the Manhattan Club, which os-
curred over eight rears ago. I had then
just been to discharge the untried duties
and unknown rcsponslMlltlct of the office
of Governor qf this state. The Manhattan
tendered me a reception at the old club
house, corner Fifteenth street and Fifth
avenue. I had the good fortune to meet
on that occasion distinguished member of
the democratic party from nearly every
tate In the union. They gave me good
woidt of cheer and encouragement and I
entered upon the duties of an honorable
and exalted office buoyed up with the kind
words and wishes of those whose acqualn
tance I had formed at that reception.
'Since then I have passed through
devious and crooked paths, through Al
bany and Washington, until I now find
myself occupying the highest position
vouchsafed to any Individual In this broad
land, namely, the station of a private
cUltta."
After thanking the host, Col.aBrown, tor
tKing responsible for hit presence at such
an elegant banquet and ausplcioui gather
Ing, Mr Cleveland then continued about
as follows:
"Before concluding my remarks I desire
t. propose the health of a distinguished
citizen of this state who Is present; one
who has discharged the responsible duties
of Governor of the commonwealth to the
satisfaction of the people; one who haa
been rewarded for his signal fidelity to
public Interetta by an election to the high
office of senator In the congress of the
United States. I propose the health of
the Hon David B Hill."
It was an entire surprise to Gov. Illll.
He was not taken aback, however, but Im
mediately arose and returned the compli
ment. Hit reply, a 1 well at several of the
guests could remember It, was as follows:
I must appologlze to eur host and to
you gentlemen for having been late. My
coming here Is a fitting end to my even
ing's duty, for In the early part ol It I
found myself in the Twenty-second RegU
ment Arrory, ane now I come here and
find myself in the compar.y of such oid
soldiers as Col. Brown and Lieu. -Gov.
Jones. I am indeed very glad to be here
the guest of Col. Drown, who is one of our
staunch democrats and a royal entertainer
as well.
In reply to Mr Cleveland's kind words,
I can only say that my highest ambition is
to serve the people In the high office to
which I have been elected In such a man
ner as to merit the same encomiums as be.
stowed upon Mr Cleveland for his admin
istration of the exalted office he held for
four year. I hope I may also follow the
example of that gentleman, at Ica.l to the
extent of ultimately becoming a member
of the Manhattan Cub."
The Governor then proposed the health
o! Mr Cleveland.
"After the guetts had arisen from the
table,', said one of the prominent ban
queters yesterday, "Mr Cleveland and
Gov. Hill were surrounded by those who
were in their Immediate vicinity In a
few minutes the ex President and Senator
elect approached each oMier. The greet
ing was must cordial, and they I'cld a long
conversation."
THE FORKS AUAIN.ST DIVISION.
rive hundred and eighty voters and tax
payers in tbe Fa fat of the Saatiam have s:gned
a remonstrance against the creation of a new
county. This mikes a large majority of the
voters und tax payers of the proposed county
Many of those who signed the pe'Jtion say they
did so without consideration tnd now after con
sidering the matter deliberately say they art
opposed to di vision.
The near' senator from Kansas is not In any
way what is known as a society man. lie hat
seldom appeared at public gatheings in To-
peka, and was never known to go to tbe thea
ter or to wear evening dress. Like Mr IngalU,
be is frequently attired in a Prince Albert coat,
but he leaves it unbuttoned, and wean a toft
Lat of liberal dimensions. He carries a cane,
and bis beard is not so long or so prominent
as it has been represented in jfcturcf. His
daughter. Miss Nellie Peffer, it often seen in
Ihe society of the Kansas capital.
The oxide of lead found in the bread of tbe
Chicago baker has been traced to the stencill
ing of Ihe name of the miller on the bag con
taining Ihe (lour from which the bread was
mate, the color having been put on so hexvily
that it soaked through the cloth.
Congrewman Washington C Whittliorne,
of Tennessee, ends his twenty years ol contin
uous service, including a year in the senate, on
the 4th of March and retires lo private life.
He is sixty-six years old snd has always en
joyed the respect snd confidence of his paty.
The whole country sceir.s to have plungatl
into the grand work of finding some suitable
occupation for the late Senator Injalls, l!ul
Mr Ingalls seems lo be doing well enough for
the prceht in the ro'e of the awful example.
WHY WILL YOU .iKh when Shil.h's
Cure i!l give imrtuuliiito relief. Price 10
cents, CO c-nts snd !J 1 . Ftshsy ft Mar on.
agent.
I II I LOW'S COUUfi and Coemption
Can is sold by uson a gnaitoUia. It euros
cotuonnr-tiori. Fonhay 6t Mason, tjjonto,
IIoi.MK3 Duains Coi.lkok, of Portland
Or., will open Kept. 1st. J A Wenco.the
leading penman of the coast, ling become
a partner in this school and will make it
the leading businena college. Im-wI for'a
catalogue. -
I r ding Photographers A any i'.rvfpn.
Wa have bought all thenrgativc r,mad by
L V Clark and W H Green ood up to Nov
15lh, 1S80. lluplicatr.s can be had from
hem only of us at red ue.ed 1 ates. We have
also about 13,000 negatives made by our
rrolves, from which duplicates can bo had at
likeia es. We carry t ie on y fall line of
vlewi f this state and du enlarged work at
lowcit rstes for Hist uUm work. We shall be
ple&aed to see jon at our Studio in Froman's
block, next door to Manonio Xeraplo.
SLEKPLKSS NIGHTS, made miserable
by that terrible conh. thiIoh't Circe in the
AEEM.
SxtiM, Feb. 7, 1S91,
Editor Democrat i
Eleven more days for "nubs". Now for
corner. Joe blmon tacked the "primary
rider" on to the Australian ballot bill, that
compelled his enemies to give him a spec
ial primary law before he would recant,
Now hit enemies claim this their victory,
What will they not claim when thus whip
ped rjltjtakct all the grand army of political
manipulators of Portland to tight btmon
and then they cannot capture hhn. The
Lotan faction mutt toon reduce Joseph or
tiny will land Into the darkest Egypt to
gether. -
The effort of Geo. Collins, Jasper Mlnto
and Company to displace the present Su
perintendent Dowing, of the penitentiary,
s still on hand. If the question it lett be
tween the two tnen,(CoUlnt and Dowlnng.)
to the people of alcm, I am told by re
publicana that Collins would not get a re
spectable vote. Both men are well known
here. The scheme It regarded at an out
rage and It will meet with no favor among
those members who will be just regardless
ot party. It will not carry, Vcatch't bill
to repeal Railroad Commission Act, came
within two volet ot passing. He can de
pend on one more and It he gets another
he will have vole enough to wipe out the
expensive luxury. It It believed that the
House will warm It to a crisp It It gett
crack at the law. One more vote In the
senate and the "Jog will be dead."
Holme's humane bill to prevent the
blind, deaf mutes, scrofulous, ete, persons
marrying failed to pass. This It horrible.
Such a bill should become a law.
Many road bill have passed and many
more will becorre law. In some there arc
personal jobs with some benefits to the
public. These roads all lead to points for
the aid of travel and traffic. Some
reach Into limber lands and over $100,000
will go fiotn the taxable pioperty ol the
slate to pay tor ihe roads. The "five per
cent fund" from which these roads were
to be built Is not mentioned in the bills
Nor Is It Intended to use that fund for
these roads? It will be reserved for tu
ture scheme.
In all this sudden boom for more road
where are Ihe timber land and what I to
become et them f It It a leading tact that
the great underlying wealth of Oregon It
In her forests. The timber lands of our
ttate wt'l afford employment for a great
portion of our people for aget to come.
These forests are necessary to protect our
people from the ravages of disease and
sudden and dtmtglng changes of climate
Wherever the world It habitable there we
will find forests. Our timber lands pro
tect our fruit trees and give a more equit
able temperature of climate for the pro
dud Ion ot fruits, cereals and vegetable
If protected, though In time, culled out,
trees will be still i rowing and perpetuating
their numerical atrenictr-. In short, the
wealth, health, and prospects of our people
all hanir wnon the preservation o( our
forests, whether In vatlei or upon the
mountain. And Ihl legislature will pas
without a thought having been expended
upon this Important subject the preser
vation of our tf.nber.
Let the summer months come and with
them the atmosphere tainted with the heat
and smoke of forest fire the retult ot the
pur pot c or criminal careletsnest of tome
bad man, then we will recall once more,
and too often, the almost criminal neglect
on out part In not, by la w, putting a stop to
this annual devastation of our forests. The
legislator who wH lay aside hi trifle, and
pat a bill for the protection of our forests,
wl.l prove himself lo be the greatest bene
factor among law maker. A re we to wait
hill such a man I born? At an early
date in Iter history England taw where her
wealth and health lay and the created her
"CommUsion of woods and forests." The
world knows the result. Every state should
have a commission. And when It I too
late, then all that cin be ild will be "1
told you o.
Th-; new assessment law will be riddled
about Tuesday. To fotlow all precedent,
as Kon at it co.nes up, It will be in order
to indefinitely postpone the bill. The state
ha first and last paid out about Jio.eoo
for these new bills, and all hiv gone In
the one direction. Is there) any good rea
son why tbi should not be thus Insanely
disposed of.
What I the matter with Scio? Doet
she like her namesake rea'.ly want.U be
come an Is'.and, "off the osasi" of old Linn
all by herself? Contention should be a
warning to Scio. Old Scio wat unfortu
nate in her war. In the Greek revolution
her Inhabitant rote againtt the Turks,
but she lost In two month 35,00 Scloitet
without distinction of age or sexj these
were put to the sword, 45,000 were told
into slavery, and 1 5,000 sought safety In
other part of Greece. The former christ
ian population of nearly 104.000 wa re
duced to 2,000. And old Scio wa not try
ing to divide the county either. All she
wanted was to drive out the Turks. From
a population of 162,000 she was reduced to
less than 20,000. Old EffO had only 50S
sq. m. From the lesson old Sdo gives ut
we are taught that strength lies In the
greater number, the larger it , the easier
the burden is carried and weight of taxa
tion lighter on the purse strings. The
larger the territory, the greater are the
facilities for supporting a large population
the larger the population the greater
number of warrior may be had. We see
from this bit of history that old Scio had
pluck but she did not have the territory
nor the warriors to make a successful
fighting people. Moral Don't get mad
before you are able to back yoitr beltlger
ency with a result that will not Impoverish
the people in maintaining hostilities. It Is
not a question of Turk or christians now,
"but will It pay."
I have read with tearful pleasure Frank
Carpenter' till of receipts of the wive of
Fresldents, Senators, etc. Low lo fry tripe
on Friday etc., but at our boarding house
I was cumplettly captured when' my plate
of coddsh, family style, came to me. The
fish was covered with strawberry bloom
now so prevalent In the valle y. A pie ws
handed to mo a white a Ivlt. 1 1 00 J In
winter, I pretended to ask what it was.
It was "cream de pumpkin.'' It is made a
pumpkin pie then about an inch of whip
ped cream covers it. Eat with grated
cheese. These dinties are ''poems" If
one has no pumpkins usa carrots.
Progress.
iSarkUm'a Arnlci Salve.
Tho but fiatvo l-i thu world Vt Onta.Brulte'.gore
Uli trK, S!t lllia im, Paver , Tetter, Chapp
uamra, v n.. 1, linn 1, urns, ana iui sain r.rn.iii
piikiiivatycure '.1lo,or no pay nrquirad. It taffuar
ntetxl to (flffl r.'S'Jt satisfaailm, or nmn'iy lelund-
I. rr.ee 2b cone 1 par Box, or ,; oy oanaj ana
Hrsop
Cloaks ak, nt at W V 13 ltd'.
l'rDOoa.ieed UoiM-lesaYel Raved.
From alett'sr written by Mr. Ada K Hurd
i,f Grotsn, a 1), we quote: ''Was taken with
a tad coir!,' which settled on my Luns,
coughs sr.t in sod fiu&lly teroiuated in Con
umptioe . Four doctors fcsve me up Haying
1 cenldlive bnt. short tirm . I gave in y
.eif up to rny St v'iour, 5a!,eri4ncd if I could
not tay wiili my frisnds .n arlh, I would
Meet my atsDt ones above. My husband
was advised In jtt Dr Kinfj's l.rew Ditcover
ery for JCousuc.iyt'on, Conht rnd Colds. 1
gave it a trinL took in all. eight! bottlei; it
hra ccred mo and i hank God I am a well and
hearty woman." Trial bottlu free :at Fo
1 1, iv ft Mon'td?ii!r etire, resnla'r tiz. f.0o
The naiit week was one ol Braver meefc-
Inmi.
Th YPHfltl .n1n.iral.mt lha nt.ri an.
nlversary of the united today, by a
prayer mooting ana oclatue, at tue
wa Menoo t.1 Win bt John, on the evening
01 l'CU Jlld. . . In
On the evcnlnn of the 3rd a law crowd
gathered at the residence of J 0 Brown,
in the capacity ol a aortal prayer meet- rich farming, grating and timber adjoin
ing. On Thurmlay and Friday evening Ing ,he city of Pendleton, Oregon, com-
ineetlnut were hold at the hoinct of W L
Coon and Jolmmm White. These mod
iuga were well attended. I
Preaching tprvlce will to' held at the
U P church each evening of the preeont
week. Communion acrvlca on Habliath.
Keva Marling and Wilton will to with tie
the last ol the week.
Mr Orautn White, of Yamilna, is visit-
ng iricr.vU nore.
Last Sunday waa the coldest day Mil
winter. Ho anya A Y (Smith, the church
nnttor, ana tie know.
C 0 McBrldo, of Little Elk, ie vUltlng
here.
The wathlna machine airent Wft doing
litis p'uoe mm Paturuay.
a . ".. l
What hat become ol Amictia, hat
onto one run against him T Paxsy.
rasAOA.
We will aeknowlodue that Oakvllle la
ahead of ua on the prune, and now Am-
icut, we doubt your being acquainted
with UilaMrCuuimlnBa. loumuatre- Failing, ot Poiliand, for secretary of the
member that there It more than one Mr treasury, which wa passed without dissent
Cuminlngt, and if you are acquainted ing voice. Tbe mailer camt up in the senate
with th It one you era badly tnintaken
about him being a Mlssnurlan. We did
not claim he waa an lllinoiaian. nor wa
won't acknowledge that he ia a Mitaour
lan, for thia Mr Cutnmtnce waa born In
New Hamprihire, although he hat lived
in Illinois and Missouri both, and now
1. and now I
Amicua, we would advise you to not hint
to loud or we may guest who you are.
air lAwrence morgan returned home
irotn Idaho latt week.
Simon VTcatern, or. Uncle Tin. ai ua
ually called, returned last week from a I
vleil to hie daughter on Hamilton creek.
MrLoutaRcotLcf Shedd, wae vitltiitg
at J Morgan, the firet of the week.
We had the pleasure of a call from Mr
anouipson, a young man ueepiy 1 merer. I-
ed in the welfare of hit fellow-man. Mr
i. nau me paper of retnonntranco In re-
gard to the division of Linn county.
When with ut he waa having good nuc-1
oes in securing tign-rs agalutt the div-
isiuu. it ruun (urn iii.une ami every
man could eee what ie best for hie own
interest and for the interest of other. In
lead ot thinking It would be better to
have our county divided.
A Cakadiax' Wire.
HewitriLtK.
Feb 0, 1801.
County divlelon is not dead, hut Bleep-
eth. ao look out for th future.
f i,- M,. ...
viST vinTlLn writing;
to KliM Von .lagan.
also
The young people ot the M E chnreh
have organised a eoelety called the Kn-
worui league, and win oieet on Tuesday
ntgtii 01 cacti wee
arriY, as iiruwn.ymr. reo 01 1, r
KlllrriafV 1 Inttai ainil Miatal I tl I it I'-tlsA
tl. ! .a r It.. T I 0.1. .
both ol thia pUce. W had thouahl Mr
Jaa Pearl wat on the tranquil lmiikt of
the placid fait river, tinging for defeated
candidate, hut we learn we were ml-
taken, at he ha hut won and wed one of
I'.rowntviile' fair daughter, Mia Kate
Standiali. (Success. Jim.
W ll Kirk la on the ick list tlilt wees.
We notice W R lilthon. of Portland.
on our tireeui lotay.
The marshal i after a lot of tramp
today. Wait until we get our new char
ter and then we can attend to tuch gen
try In a style becoming their high call'
ing
What ha become of the Force LIU;
ha it gone to the tame rtace our new
county naar
la. "
Candidate for tho lesialatare In the
future will have ome hard qumtlon to
olve. To favor a division would be tort
death, and to oonote will crlnnle or kill.
to it w ill be hard to run for ofhee in Linn
county hereafter. There lean element
1 . . 1 ; . 1 ; 1 . t, . . 1 1
in suit pars which win not uown, ami,
are going to have a new county up thi
way. We had no thonght of a divition
up nere until the rork ihowed their
hand, then we all thousht we taw our
chanet and got in in tolerable g'Vxl share
conaidering our limited time. e think
up here that if tha county 1 to be divid
ed here 1 the place for divition, and
hall pre the matter now that we have
got a tart.
Load or Uaoceaiea are received daily
by Mueller & Garrett, both by rail and
beat. Cash figure are plcaatng every
ene and thia ia the reason why they are
doing to much nuaines. If you want to
nave money buy your grocerie of them.
They do not have to give toy and pres
ent to induce trade, at low figure and
pure good aallidy everyone.
BUaHers thai affect Ike glaaej.
Are am mg the most form id able known. Di
abetes, Rright't disease, gray! and' other
onmpUtott of the urinary ergsnt'ar not or
dinarily cared In tevtrt eases, bat they msy
be Bvtittd by timely meditation. A useful
stimulant of th urinary glands hat 'sver
bar a foonc is .lxlettr s KWimacb UitUr.
medicine which not only afford the rtq-
aisite tumaiu wr.ea tney oecome inaeuva,
bat inereaae their visae and acertitiv new
er. Ily i.ieresstng th activity of the kidosy
ana oisadtr, turs mtidicin bst the addition
al effect of tinelhnff from the blood im cor
dis wbieb it ia tb peculiar ofliet of the
organs to tnmintte aod pass off. The Hit
Urt is also a rnririer and strogthor of tb
bowel, an myigorator ef the stomach, and
a matchless remedy for biliousness and fever
od agee. It koucteract a tendency to pre
mature decay, an I sunt ins aod comforts the
agd sap infirm.
SfIILOU-8 CATAliP.II REMEDY a
ontitiv car for Catanb, Diphthiia and
Cankor-Mouth. Ftthsy & Mston, gtt.
WILL YOU SUFFER with Dvsnewi
and Lmr Complaint t Shiloh'sl ViUlizer is
goaraotecd to core y.iu.
IOO F. Albany Looge No 4 hold It
regular meeting Wednesday evening of
each week. Visiting brother are cordially
nvited to attend. 1
A SCARED ESXTOB.
A rnnred farmer stalked Into tbe aanetum
With a biff whip under hit arm.
"fi yon tba cdltw?" I am, wat the
half apprehensive repiy.
" Here'a two doUart tend me you? paper,
(or life," be said,
" You see," ii went on, "one dauirhter wa
tick and like to din; sbe drooped aod frew
weak and pale, had headache, no appetite,
baek ached, bands and feet like toe, couldn't
aleop, backed with ooug-u, and we thourhtah
bad consumption. ' No madlelna balped bar
until tbe tried that Dr. Pierce' Favorite Pre
scription mentioned ia your paper, when b
bea;an to mend in no time ana is now well, and
bandanma a a rose put ma down aa a hi
aubsoritier."
Now tbe editor It looking; tar aaotbor tfflire.
The medidno baa cured tuousands alOiotad at
was the farmer' daurbtar, ratorina; tb fe
mala functions to bealiby action, and remov
ing; tbe oUstruotimu and suppression whlott
oaaed her trouble. It It guaranteed to tivs
satisfaction in every case, or prloa (tl.00) re
funded. It's a legitimate mtdCHne, not a ber
eraire. Coctalns no alcohol to hrabriate: no
syrup or us gar to sour or fermcot ia tho stom
ach and dm Hfig-s dinrestton.
For a Book of M0 paras on Wemani Hr
Diseases, and Hew to Cure thorn, (cent sealed
In plain envelope) axclwrn ten oenta, in stum pa,
tO WORLD'S I1SPST krrOA AS'ljCLSc
ViOK, Uo, 663 limin bcrvet. butuAo, X. X.
ti PiiuFS nam rziTr
l-aintlvs, or ( Mlisrtio, eooeniSBy to : tf
Ooae. Saialiest, Cbaapatt, 0w-nf!
5 "t to UtO. Cwre ' " i, . .- -..je:.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ratrsuaiusi ....
Fimdhtow, Feb. lo.-Afler a delay of
ten years the long expectrd procjinitlon
for opening that grand body of land known
the tTmarlila TiiHIan r.arwaHnn wu ra
celved vesterriav. settinir the date of sale
tor April i. The land to he sold involves
prltlnir iso.ooo acret. It stilt at public
auction to actual tettlert only. There is
tremendous excitement. Cannon are
booming, fireworks Illuminating the heav-
" " hands playing, torchlight nroces.
"" rnast meeilnu and speeches In pro-
. The Indians Join in the festlvlilc
Naw Yoait, Feb. 10. Frank Warde,
aged at, who yesterday, morning robbed
Father Haydcn, ol loronta, oi a gold
watcn, was sentenced today 10 state prison
for five veas. Warde't crime was an In
stance of speedy justice. He wat arrested
for the crime vetrday afternoon, had a
hearing In the police court tins morning,
t. ' a 1 . I.il. 1 1.1
a little later the arand jury Indicted him,
and In the afternoon the prisoner pleaded
guilty In the court of general sessions, and
In a few minutes wat on his way to state
prison,
fata mi a i lil.
Ottrnu Frt 10.-A. prtdfcttd la these
dispatches last night, the senate concurred
relnllv to the indorsement of Hun Henry
In the concur rnt resolution quoted last night
It wat then sent to Ihe house, wli.ne the fol
lowing pc'hion, signed by the leading bsnkcrs
and basinet men tl Spokane fall, wa added
to it. addressed to Ihe senator and rebrcaen
tatlvet from Spokane county at OI)mphia
iv ritfetfullv rtnuMt that vnutifTer and urca
the pasc nf a joint resolution of Iht Wa.ii-
ington legislature favoring the appointment of
1100 uenry ratling, 01 uregon, lor secretary
cr tbe treasury.
ABeaervlee.
Sam Fianusco. Feb u.-bout iw clnl
drea, ia various ttsget of Intoxkaticn, were
diKovered .ly tbi. morning in the Swptre
wise cellar, a retort fiequeutcd by the low-class
Italian and Spanish resident ol this city, and
located ia the Italian quarter. The children
were dancing 10 the music of a aheery old a
Icordcsa tIayd by a ij-ycr old boy, and
after csch tun each boy encaeed In dancing
wa compelled lo buy a glas of wine fur bit
girl or be woukl be deWrsd tbe privilege ol
lb fhor. How long the place hat beta run
Ding is not knows.
A PrcMUat Case
Giants Fass, Ftb 11. Miss Ollit Lindsay
lb daughter of pioaetit of tbi county, ws
ttken suddenly ill Saturday aft noon snd pro
Bounced dead Monday Ly physicians. The
funersl took place la the Methodist Church
SwM1h nwoooa. At the cloe of the
tervke, when the friend were passh g atoned
me eomn 10 tass in urewcii glance, someone
Mkt4 lhM cbwk. M d ,b
body wat taken back home aal all know.
mesas of rctuscilat on it being od. Many
ire coalideni that she it only in a trincc. as a
coBsciuenceof congestion of id tnaia.
ttealilwtlMI
I
Faico. N I), Feb 10. Ata meeting of lb
I I'Oa'b ol Trad yentcrday a communication
w presented from thtcoooty commiisloaett
of Mcintosh coun'y, appealing for aid for Ihe
destitute there. It wat rcprtsrntcd that 150
families la Ibat countv art ia nectl of immJ.ut
asststsnre ia lb wa v of too, lo tre -nl abso-
I 'u suucmg ana tttrvtiioa.
Miaers faaved.
West Nawticokk, 1, Feb 9. The three
miners who were hemmed la by water and
supposed to be drowned ia No 3 colliery of the
Susquehanna Coal Company Ut WeJnesday
anttnoon, wet rescued Uv 11.1 morning,
I TUr toulJ 004 have lived muh longer, tn
I a.U..a.l aJ L. iu I f
account of lira fafiiy of air, Tbe aamet of
tbe me are John YV Ktncr, Wil'.iim Cragle
ana Miceaei sticiank.
Cases Traasrerr4
Salem, Feb 9 la tu circuit court rti
tiona aod boeds bsv ln bled for lite re
moval of meat of lb Lake 1-abi.h damage suits
lo ihe United States court far tiiul. Among
them were suits brought by Shroat, Miller,
ragt, 1-enjiiiy, liartholomew, tbe I wo II m
aselJs and tb two Magnusoo'. This will take
the cases before J udge Ueady.
Vtfcesl la late Keith wral.
Tacoua, Feb. 9 Available arheat on
hand Saturday, aa reported bv Bradst reel's:
Washington 1.580,000 bii.l.elt; Oregon
(N. P. elevator.) 4(.oxjo bu.hch; Idaho -3.co,ooo
bushels. Total, 1,07 J.000 bushel.
Of the foregoing amount, Tacoma alone
had 1,315,000 bus ids.
A Bl awlatfla.
Oceajiside, Cal, Feb 9 A Mory hat been
floating about that a passenger on tbe north
bound train wt robbed at this point of f J 5000
in cash, anb a $6000 draft. It now teems to
be W K Howard, a friend of Tom Fitch, and
three more piominent Sao Diego baiht men
were taken in by two gold brkk swindlers.
mitsardlag.
Ckeyenns, Feb 9. A terrible bluzard ha
been raging throughout lLini(y for the
last twenty-four horr Stockmen a.e tppre
benaivt of severe losses of caitle, and no west
bound trains reached Cheyenne yesterday over
tbe Union Pacific. A Dutlington re'iel train
was tent out lo I be fait mail and overland
flyer, stuck in the tnow forty mile cast of here
A Damage Ball.
rENDi.ETO.v, Feb 9. The jury ia ihe case
of Mr Irwry vs. O & W T, railway gave th
plaintiff judgment f w $600, an as tbe statute
provide thst wbea damages result in such cases
abatement of nuisance Causing them must
fallow, her attorney, Judge Williim Ramtey,
moved that an order be made requiring the
f her iff t j pull up and remove that portion of
ine si'ie track in iront 01 Mrs Lowry s premises.
Celsisnbla tblpplas.
Astoria, Feb 8 Business on the bar wtt
lively today. Ten vessels, with a registered
tonnace of over 10,000 tons, crossed in and
out, carrying at ctrgoet over 1 5,000 tons of
freight. Tlis fleet included four foreign bound
wheat ships, four coasting steamers and two
lumher schooners. Two of tbe grain fleet,
the Scoiti.-h Glens and the Marion Ballentvne.
are bound for Antwerp direct, and some bet
ling bos been indulged in at to which will
reach the tnj of l lie 17,000 mile journey first.
ADsiierssi Office.
London, Feb 8. A shocking suicide U re
ported frcm GaUsy, Ireland, Ti e chief of
police nf that place killed himself with a re
volver, owing to the fact that ne was charged
with having been c ncerned in the recent rows
Lelwa-n the soldiers find the police, in which
a number of persons were injured. It it a
coincidence of interest that the former chief,
prereeding the one who hat just shot himself,
ended hit I fe by taking a dose of poison.
. Another Candidate.
New York, Feb, 8 The Hcratd'
Washington special cays: There I good
ground for the belief that President Har
rison is considering John F Swift, of Cali
fornia, in the treast'ry portfolio. Swift Is
one of the president' Intimate friends.
St Faui., Feb 8. A Pioneer Press corres
pondent at Pierre, says: Tbe worst blizzard
lince 1S88 has been raging here sinco last
night with little prospect of cessation. The
thermometer went as low at t wenty degrees
below this morning, and it has beed freezing
all day. It is doubtful if trains will be able
loget throogh.
A Ceaeraas Jew.
New York, Feb 8. Baron Ilirrch bat
cabled to Jessie Seligham. as representing
the trustees of the llirsch fund for tlie benefit
of Hebrew immigration to this country, that
the trustees may draw on him for 13,000,000
frdncs($2,5oo,ooo) to use in carrying out Ihe ,
work undertaken,
' A Bteambonl Aeeldent,
London, Feb 8. A terrible steambont dis
aster is reported from Penzance. The steamer
Chiswick, which sailed from Cardifl", Wales,
to Saint Nazairj, loaded with coa', struck off
Scilly islands on Thursday morning and sank !
a'mo&t instantly. The captain and ten sea
men wore drowned. Eight of the crew suc
ceded in getting on life-belts and getting out
a life boat. The boat, howev?r, was over
turned and for seven hours the men clung to
Ihe overturned boat. They were then rescued
!y boats f"'ii n If'-'it fb.m nr,,l convevd i-i s
SUMMONS. V
in the Circuit Court qm) Statt ot Ortgtmfcr
Mnn uounty.
JOHN DIAMOND, Plaintiff,
vt
Marearett IS Fiinllrv. Alex
ander Flndloy and Hunan
PlnUlev hit wife, Haui'I Find,
ley, Jennie Poude and Un
p rouiaiis iinr iitiMmiKi,
snov Wilson and 3 WHson
hr husband, If ukU Flndlny,
Kite Kind ley, Huttle Finillcy i
and lUla eJniitord, Defendants. J
To Marsarelt K Findley, Alexander
Findlny, un Flndley. fa ini.tr I Fimlley,
Jpnnlu l'oiijiile, liunry poujadti, Nancy
vt 1 n'lll, t iipwii. ituju rni.iioy, jvun
Flnuiny. initio t lndiey and Klia fcntiioiu,
tuo above tmuied dtfjudanit.
N Til IS NAM R OF THE HTATI3 OF
Orouon you are required
to eppear and antiwar tile complaint of tl e
above named utaln'ltf In the above enti
tled court, now on file with tho elorkef
sntd court, within Urn risya from the dl
nftlm aorvliM tit this summon uwin ou.
if nerved In Linn county, uroaooj outu
in my othftr county in iue e.aio 01 vr-
on. min wiiuin iwmn. oj
lata of theam-vloe of tliU summon upon
yotii If wirvd by publication then on or
before tbe first day of the next insular
term of the above tnltlud court, to win
Mtaday, Ike th Hay at Harris. IH'JI.
And vou am hereby rollikd that It you
fail to t ppnar and answer id on, plaint,
aabereiry required, mo pimmm win ap
ply to the eouit for the rellor dsmaoded
in the cowp'alnt, to wiU tut the rre
closure ol a tnnttgage on andean order of
ale of tbe following oonooa p.etuiKO
to wilt
Tbe UKU and the E H of
tha NWMandtheMw '.'of tlreJSWK
and theNK H oflhe K, H of Nc-cUoa 81,
Alto theH H or tun rv.v n ami tun m n
of tbe HV ii of tortton Si, all In Tewo
ship IS M K 5 Kt of Will.iet',e
Marlilutn iu Linn county. Oregon.
lha umcBedn erUlne: from aucb aale to
be applied: Frrl. '10 tbe jnynuntof
Lt.An.iats and 0 buremcit ri this suit
and the auai of $f Q a aturuya fee, and
tha further turn of Its for taxet ad ytnned
Ihnrton.tnd the eotU ot and accruing
upon aueu a'd,
haoond. To the
navmt ntof rdslrilliT
nlaini. imountliiK to the ' sum of
- . . . a a.
in-
and tbe overptua. If any there b, lo be
caid to th above namea ucienaaiu aa
ibidr Internal way appear. And for ucb
other relief a? tiny in qulty be iu,y!t
&n.l lUai.
Ilut summons is puoiwnca ut wucr 01 1..
. , . t t 1 t . - . t . I. -
Hod It P IV. se, ludas of the a'Krve st.'tiit
oonrt, ms.lt aVchamUr in th eUy of Ms
lorn, theS'ddayol Jannsry, IMM.
j n. r-Airr.uruuw,
(l-23 Attorney for Plaintiff
SUMMONS.
a th Cirit Court for Linn Count f. State 0
Mtry E. Hmttmttn, PUiutttf.
vs.
John Enrersn, Dohedant.
To Jobo Kraerson, tba atiov nsmed defen I
ant. IN th asm of tb state f Oregon, yoo
ar hertby reqnired to appsf and answer
lb oomplalul of th abov pUlntilf, in th
above entitled Court, low on (IU wuhlhe
Clark of tatd court, on or before lb first
day tt the next regnUr term of said c-u.t,
which said term eootmea we on Mnnly,lb
fhhdty tl March, PVl.at the Court House,
in iht city of Albany, Unn coantv, Oro.
And yoo are hereby notiiUd tbs. if -o fail
to appear and artrtr said eeniplsibt, as
herehy rtqaired, tbe pUiutiff will take
a decree of said ccuit against yon,
dtssotving the bor.d of nutrimoey cow
tistteg Urtweaa sea acd pUiiitirl, an1!
for her cOtt and dratjursrmctU t.f tkUscit,
snd chsegluK pUintiiTs ntrat te tbst oi
Mary K K HufTman. TbU summot. it pak
luhed in the 6 TAT lUoMT Dkmoi bat bj
oider id tb Hob. U. P. Bats', jag vt tUt
aid ctmrt, ma.1 at ebamber an the 20 h
day of Jsnaary, 111.
WltFit-vKt?.
AlUxnty lor Piamt ff.
NOTICE OF flHAL
SETTLEMENT.
r
N HIK COUNTY COURT, OF LINN
ettaieof M!rlm turret. deceased. Nolle
ia hereby given that the unuetalnta, 11 e
doty appoint!. qullfS d and acting ad
..ilu'alrator of I ha eat ata t-f Miriam liar-
ral rise twd. baa tbU day filed bit final
aMviui.t In tha mlUr of aatd estate. In
Ibe abeve court, and that lha eon rt baa
appoint! Monday, lha 2nd Uy of Feb
ruary. Js'JI, at t o'elock, p in, a the time
for bearing oHeotlona to aald final o-
OCUnl, BftO tor in aetucmens . uerrtn
Dated Ilea 21. IMM. J L Ml LLKfl'
Admlnlatrator of tbe estate of &irtm
Ilarret, deeewaed
HawiTT laviita.
Ally for Admr. 322(1
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
VrOTICE M HEREBY OIVEX TH4T
lb omierti -nfMi, me noiy eppoimea
c.ualida.1 and acilrir adtnluletrator at the
raute of Kuth Jtradshaw, deefae-l, haa
this day filed bin final account in said
oaUte with the elerk or tbo comity court
for Llun eounty, Oregon, anU tbe court
haa ftaed the 2nd d of Mtrcb, ISttl; at
lha brur of t o'oiock r it . U bear objeo
linns b ild account It any,aitd fjr tt.e
a Uieoient t,r aiil eaiata
Tbla,.beSiitb day or January. 1891
Y.CLRMIS.
J. K. Wbaihkbkobd. AdmbUatoi,
A.ty for Aduilnlrdrttor. f I 30)
KOIICE CF FlHAL iETTlEUENT.
N'
JOTICB W HERFBY GIVEN THAT
I'J nnoeislgneo, execntor 01 ma lass
Hi tnd tatlanieiit and eettte or ana
Hrlncbain. dweao;!,h filed in the ofilce
of tbe countj' clerk of IJun county.
Oia'-on. hia final acooniitcr aald .jetite,
and tbe court hat fixed tba 7lh day of
Marc h, 1691. at 10 o'clock a in, to near
object lot. If any to tald acoouut and for
aeunnft a.iui eMMO.
Dated eb 6. 1MU B. M. PKNJtltsaTox
T. J.8THn. Kxecutor,
Ally fir Ext cuter.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
XTOTICE U HERFBY GIVEN Til tT
11 tb undersigned bavo th a djy been
it ill annointerl and oualifiod aa adininia-
tratir and administratrix of th estate of
Frank Malons, lain or Linn county, Ore
gon, deroseed. All jwraous having claim
BKalnat aald estate are required to prtRont
ttioin property vermeil, witnin arx iiiuuiua
frum thli date, 10 the undersigned, at
their place at llo'.iey, Linn county.
Oreiron.
Thle Bill day of Jnntiary, 1891. ' '
T J
J K Wrthkrfo-.p,
Attorney for citato.
MAIjUNK,
Atlininlxirr tir
tisa)
ADiv.lISTBATOtTS N3TICE.
.TOTICE IS HEKEBY GIVEN THAT
tbe nndersltned has lieen duly
ni.olnte.1 adminlnt rator of the estate of
alllatl Kuxaon, aooeasnu. oy tun oouniy
court or ihe elate of Oretron, for Linn Co.
All peraona haviiiR claim agAluat aald
etaio, are hereby notlflod to present tho
same duly verified to ma in Corvalll",
Benton oouuty,Oreron,wlthln six mouths
Uom lha date of thia notice; and all per
eons having any eflocU of aald deceased
will deliver tbe name over to me.
Dated Feb 3, 1831. E.E.WILSON,
(16) AUtaluiRtrator,
, - - .. , . .
EXECUrOR'S NOTICE ,
NOTICE 11 nEREBY GIVEN THAT
the under.-dfr.ned ha been duly ap
pointed exerittiriv of tbe last will and
toKtarcent -f George V Sylvteter, tie
oeaed,by the honorablo tho county court
cf Linn county, Oregon, All pcraons
having claims against the estate of mid
deceased, ore hereby notified to present
the same duly veriflod, to me In porao.i,
or to my vttorney. Ueo W Wright, at his
irw oflicain Albanys Lbm county ,Oregon
VtKhln Bix months .com tbla date
Dated Deo 25, 1890.
MAHlAH SYLVESTER,
Exeoutrlx cfthe last will and tettauiontof
Geo W Hylvester, dooeasetl. 12 ad
DeliMiico Restaurant,
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ou tha Cotvalll.i road, one-half
nlla from town, as line a lot of fruit
xcea of all kinds as oan bo foutjd any
bcro 00 the coaat. 11 you contemplate
Wanting trees It will pay yen to ree our
tec tr-J get nur prices. Catalogue fieo.
nYMAN 4 BROWNELL.
ALDAfiY IOR.
WaiTSHIN &.H0LBERT BSOS.;'
; Real Estate Agents.
Farms "auri Ranches for sale.
Also oity bro(rty in Albti
aod Coryivlu?.
PHOTOGRAPHER,
Ccr Sf.cord sndFeriyEt, ( Albany, Oi
UPERIOB wbrk. gaaranteerl la ever ;
j bratioh ofihe art. sSTKalargioz c
aillsiuds a specialty, .
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During February he will continxo to sell Winter ClotL-
ing at Greatly Reduced Prices;
Sotno of his Spring Btoek, including some fine patterns
in Men's Youths' and lioys
marked low.
A fino lino of IJoy's, Children's and Men's suits in Al
bany Woolen Goods, attract attention.
His stook of Slioc'8 and Boots is a leading one, made up
of first-clasa makes. You can save money by buying your
foot wear of
L. E BLAIN.
veryone raiKs
AROl'T
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Large and Choice Display of
Drv Goods, Clothing, Boots. Shoes,
Etc., Etc., Etc.,
Including many novelties. A
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vra4ta
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til a Feat to Fit ths Feet, Bat
ALLEN BROTHERS.
WHOLESALE 5 RETAIL
CtGAHS, TOQACCO, AMD
KINDS. IN LARGE, OR
IN THEIR
Flinn Block,.
LEADING
AliBATTTT
DRUGS, FilEDIGINES
TRY A'
L3iJa3U - y L31kS3 .
and get WORE POmiR
.,i:-.:arid use LESS WATER
. Write for our Naw Illustrated CatsUejoo of 1S01.
THE LEFFEL WATER WHEEL &EKQSKE CO. SPnSHQnL0,0..U.S.A.
AT
My en'Jro stock of Pry Goods, to make room for a
ine of E ots and Shoes and Gent's Furnishings.
fi-sr .sir.ia 1 :tow somic of-tub mses that ars going at cost, jc-st
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CLOAKS,
RIBBONS.
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