The state rights democrat., March 06, 1891, Image 4

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Gout ern Paciflo Routo
SHASTA LINE.
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THE YAQUINA ROUTE
got. Development Cote pas y 8teo,
hip Line.
225 MILES SHORTER.
20 HOURS LESS T1LIE
Baa by any other njI.
flrat-nlAAi tbrouj-b. paaaenirer and
ve.ht Una from Portland and all point
ri the WUlamett Valley to and from Baa
raaclaco, CaJ.
Boala naaka eloaa connection at Alban
a-rUt train of tb Orecoa Paoiflc Railroad
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Am re Albany, 11:1 a. a
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Camilla. Tba above train a aonnaetat
Yacuinawllh tba Oregon DavoiopoMnl
tfnaapaaj'a Una of Bteamablpa between
Ya-juina and Sao Frn!oo,
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akar amiling dataa wit a out nolle.
V. B. riMtann from Portland and
UUaialta Tallay aolnta eaa makaeloaa
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lalwt allow ad ea a rimes daooslts as tolleva;
OaarAinary atrlnfTbooM ....4 par aan par aoaom.
va aannc books , a pay aaat par ancuza
OaaanUUauu ol daswsit.
Far ihrta avmlha ..4prasat par annam:
r-iraiii ai par Ml par annuo:
rr twaiT aoatn.. par earn par bbbui
rUANK DKKCM, Preatdant
P. P. THOMiM( ViM-Prastdaas.
1L C. aiHATTujr, CaaBlarb
LISX CO. HATIOXAL BANK,
or albabt, oaaooir.
CAPITAL aTOCK HOODOO. .
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VkavPraaidaBt t M RALSTON.
Vahiar ...Uao B CHAMUKKLAIN,
(a,uirar ..w a. amujuvlu
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OiaaibarMn, W a Udd. W H tMura, i A Craw
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JlT W CLAM
TraaaaeW a cal saaklnc bmiaaatr
Bxchanra bou(bt and suid aa all tha priuelpal
aitiaa la Um I'nltad StaWa alM oa Barlaod, Iralaad,
Franaa and Garniaay.
llaetla saad at all acoaaalbU point aa laTor
mii, MinBa. '"7
Utaraat alloaad OA Uom dapaaila.
FIRST if ATIOXAL BANK,
or albart. numam.
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A pamphlet of liitiirruailon and ab
atraatof tba lawa,)iowiii( How to
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Marks, Offnuhta, ami raa.
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31 Broadway,
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3 . K. WEATHERFOUD,
t 'I JO A'J' I AW
ALBA IT. XEX
W ii BILYEU,
AITOKNEY AT LAW
And Solicitor in Chaneerra
H.3ANY. . . OnECOY.
0-tlhaM't.i4 ii-Ofiii.tly uiMJaoaallpo'ni
erviiAT.ttiata I on aonb! tonus
R. N. BLACItBCK.tr,
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WRIGHT,
iLAc:icun:j & uoicirr,
Attorneys at Lavr,
ill p'4V.ii) it lt th4 Curtt t tin
t. Fr n tt ,in-4 t i(ivi ",.( v! li'iai
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C O l I Filiowt 'IVnpl Allisy q
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lie Qftuorrat
INDIAN IDSAS Or FCTDIlE.Llf .
The Iroquolt and Uuront believed In a
countr for the toutt ol the dead, which
they called the "country of anceitore,"
Thlt country Ilea to the wet, from which
direction their tradltlont told them they
had migrated. Pplriu must go there after
death by a very lonp and palnlul journey i
climb many mountain and croae many
riven and, jutt at the long aought haven
apneara In the dUlance, the eptrit mut
crota a long, narrow bridge and light with a
mortrout dog which ttanda guard at the
west end. Weak eoult are not equal to
this tak, and many of them are puthed
over the narrow edge of the bridge Into
the ruthlng water below, to be ewept
through dark canyent and over tmmente
precipice forever, Thle road, according
to the Idea of the two trlbei mentioned
above, U all on earth j but aeveral of the
Indian tribe consider the light band acroa
the heaven which tha attronomera call
tna "milky way" to be the path of the
oul. The main body of the Mart In thlt
milky path they uppoe to bo human
oul on their journey to heaven; the
mailer one to be tha tout ol dog or
other pet animal which are accompany.
tng their matter to the land of bllo. It I
curlout and Interesting to note that the
Drltlth Columbian Ulbe of the Shanakon
have a tout belief which la almoat exact
counterpart o( that cherished by the old
Israelite. They believe' that every being
ha It double or ihadow, a thin pale figure,
tcldom or never een by mortal eye,
which after death detcendt toan anode be
nealh lha earth and there lead a d and
gloomy eilttence. Tha Israelite called
this place Sheol,the Shanakon knew It a
"Kotea." Some Arltona and old Mexican
tribe believe that the spirit U carried to
the moon by a coal-black, monkey-faced
owl; that upon arriving there It I met by
It thousand of ancestor, who come with
a train of white donkey; that the spirit U
then ecoited to a large cavern In the
center of the moon, where joy reign su
pre.ne.
join rroct; company.
The "Joint Stock Company" a the
wagon road combination In the legislature
wa apprlately c tiled have declaied their
purpose to secure the 5 pej cent fund for
their roads notwithstanding he governor's
veto. They will apply to the ecreUry of
tat, for warrant on that fund,and In case
he refuse to Issue tl.ero , (which be cer
tainly will do,) they will then apply to the
courts for mandamus to compel the
ecretary to Issue the warrant , This
per CJnl fund Is $ per cent of the net pro
ceed of the sale of public land made at
the several Uulted State land office In
thl state f torn and after the slate wa ad
mitted Into the union. The law of con
gres donating this fmd to the state pro
vide that It shall be paid to the state for the
purpose of making public road and Inter
nal Improvement a the legislature direct
The "combine" now assert that It will
not be necessary that the omnlbu wagon
road bill should be approved by the gov
ernor. In thlt they will be badly disap
pointed. The constitution directs that no
bill haU become a law unless approved
by the governor or passed by a two-thirds
vote In each house notwithstanding the
veto. The looter of the treasury will
find It a difficult matler to get money out
of the treu y eacept In pursuance oi
law. It U by no mean uncertain that the
supreme court will hold this fund a be
longing to the school fund and therefore
inapplicable to the scheme of building
road.
The Ortgoia7k is displeased with the re-
tulu of legislation. And well it mljht be
In a timid way it refer to the continual
warfare cat r led on by the respective
friends of Joe Simon and Jim Lotan in the
senate, consuming the valuable tlmef the
legislature, In determining which of these
two should be the "boss" of the republican
paity In Oregon. It lack the nerve.hovr
ever, of pointing out the way by which the
party might get rid Itself of the "bosse.''
It I within the recollection of most of the
people of the slate when that paper faltered
not In denouncing "bosses" of the party.
but new it raise no question against the
re-election of the man of "youthful indis
cretion'' to the United State benate, nor
doe It protest against the rule of the
"bosses." People are saving on all lde
that it has been "placated."
Might nut thf governor veto the omnl
bu wagon road bill upon the gronnd that
the fund out of which the construction of
the roads wa to be paid for I a part of the
Irreducible school fund ol the state. When
the constitution of the state wa formed a
provision wa made In It Ihat the 5 per
cent fund which had been given to the
state for Internal improvement purposes,
should be a part of the Irreducable school
fund of the s'Jte provided congress should
consent to thlt diversion. Congress ad
tnitted the state with thl provision in the
constitution without question. Tills will
ustlfy the governor in regarding the fund
a a school fund, and should tneretore
veto the bill.
In Rhode Island c candidate for con
gress must receive a majority of all the
votra cast to be elected. A plurality of
voles I not sufficient. In the elect leu In
that state latt fall the democrats elected
one member, but In the other district they
lacked a few votes of getting a majority.
special election wa held In that dl
trlct last Saturday h'n the democrats
elected by a large majority,the republican
refused to contest Ihn matter.
So far as Is Known tea outranks coffee a
a beverage by many centuries. Accord-
rig to a Chinese tegenJ, the virtue of tea
were discovered by the mythical Emperor
Chlnun 7J7 B. C,to whom all agricul
tural and medicinal kna ledge I traced.
There is just une-fifth at much nutil-
tnent In quail on toast at In the tame
quantity of weak mutton broth; and there
1 even more difference In the price of the
wo articles.
A lai'or died in New York die other day
from poisoning, I ecaose of the habit he had of
bi ing oiT tiie ends of thrtaJs.
BJuaey to 1oaa,
We have plenty of money to loan on
real etate security, on two to five year
time. Call on u at 0 ur office, opposite
thu 'erere houe.
BURKKAKT S ttXCY.
Albany . rtt.
Wheat Mlo
Oats- 60 x
Buttor 85e prto.
Fif-2t
Hy-lO.OOJto 18.00,
Potatoes 6o eta per boahel
Eoef ou foot, 2)4 to Br,
A pplea 60 coti par uu,
Pot k bVio per lr. Uroanod,
Baoona hams, 1 1c
shoaldcra 7o
aldea.Od
jrd JOoperlb.
flour-4.25 per bbl.
:tilckna 8.00 per dot,
M Ul Feed bran, 14. (X) per ton
abort, 18.
midditnm, 20.
Cbor, 20.
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Ill rated Tama,
Yuma, A T, Feb .7. The water reached
lb highest point at 1 1 latt night. . Every
butiott house wiuhed down. Tit con
vent of St Joseph, AO U W hall, tchaolfcoui,
express, telegraph and postofTiice were leveled
to th ground. The railroad and ttetmliost
office were twept Into tie ColDrmlo river,
Th railroad iceliottte and track t the loot of
Main street it washed away. Five hundred
men worked latt night to save the property,
but met with little success. The town and
property are new guarded by member of th
Vuir Rifles, who hve been twora in at deputy
therili. The wvtar Is now falling here, but
repotti of further riset have peen received
from above aud the east, which, If correct,
will entirely iwcep Vua away. The rail
road botU ways are inpastahle. All tht
country eastward for twenty miles it flooded.
A larky Filaler.
Astoria, Feb 17. July t 1889, K E Feeeey
nropriatot ol the Western World, at Seahavtn
Wash, homestesded a seventy-three acra tract
of thl land nctr by Senhaven. The land ap
preciated in vain anil he solJ lot to th
mount of Stooo, Tartlet tried to dispo
ses him, and tha caie ha been In Ulif -lion
ever since. Keener' lawyer wat
wired tonight from Washington, I) C, that
me commissioner ot tna general lancLpince
had thl afternoon decided the case In
Feenty' favor. Feeney la now telling
type on the 1 acorn a usobe. The coin
mlsslonei' decision manes him woth over
a quarter of a million dollar. Feeney'
lawyer get a lee 01 910,000.
Tfca Wraag ataa.
Lo.NDoar, Feb 37. It Is believed that the
police will have to discharge Sadler, the
man accused of tha murder of "Carroty
Nell." One of t'.e test witnesses against
Sadler died suddenly the other, day, and
there I very little testimony on which to
ask for hi commitment. The coroner, In
summing up at tha Inquest today, (poke
strongly In favor of Sadler' Innocence and
hi chtrge will go a long way towarn tree
ing mm.
A O asla a Marrlraaa,
Jacksonville, Fla., Feb. 37. Yester
day afternoon the wind from the north
ward become a genuine rorthwesttrlv
gaie, me teveresi since 1 87a. It toon
reached a velocity ot fifty-six mile an
hour, and then su balded gradually. Much
damage to properly la all part of the city
was uone,
Kacfcef Ubrld.
Paris, Feb. 37John W Mac key ha
began an action for libel through hi Pari
solicitors against Gallgnanl Messenger.
It appeal the newspaper published an ar.
tlc'e charging Mackey with the authorship
01 certain atracks made against hi own
family while residing In London.
Craps stBlaral.
Woodiant, Cel., Feb, 37. It ha been
ralnintr continuous! v for fort r-elcht houra
All the stream In the county are full, and
inoosana ot acra or swamp and tule land
are under water and the crop 'will be al
most a total loss.
A Terrible 4 tBlr.
London, Feb 26. The great event of the
ray wa the iaanctung of the two new 10,000
ion Ironclad at Portsmouth. The weather
wa no ana me brilliant spectacle waa wit
nessed by aa enormous crowd, Tba qeeca
performed the lanachirg ceremony with her
accustomed ease of manner, though just before
the programme wa begun tha had shows
sign of coatidersbla excitement, owing to
heated disenwion with the Prince of Wale.
The qneca and prince were observed to be
quarreling fur several minute as they stood
beneath the blp" bows. Her Biajr;v't man
ner was imperious, wbtie that of ibe paince
betrayed extreme irritation and be seemed 10
be defending bimself from some Imputation cast
Oo bim by bit august mother. Both dispu
tants uecame so nusned a to threaten apo
plexy, and witnesses of the scene were much
relieved when the tiff wa over Of course no
one ventured to intercede with the uartict to
tha dispute, and alt pretended not to bat
observed n. Toe 'su doom: ion is that I he
trouble grew out of some trifling breaca ol
etiquette on the part of the prince, who is pot
a puncuuout in these matter a tbe qneen is,
Btlatrtet Trarfccr's laatllalea.
Salxm, Feb 36. School SpcrioteoJeat
McLlroy 1 atrsngtng tbe rnogramote fcr
teacher's district luatilules to be he'd during
me year, uneiortna secona aistrict, em
bracing ibe cooatie of Benton , Coos, Curry,
IJoujjU and Lane it to be held at Kotebarg
for three days, commencing March 34. That
or tbe third district, being tbe counties of
Linn, Marios, Polk, Tillamook and Yamhill.
at Aioany, beginning ibe 31st of March and
closing April 3 J. tor the fifth district the
institute will be held at Forest Grove April 7
10 10. ana cmimice le countte ot Clacka
mas Clatsop. Columbia and Washington.
Kilted by a BaewslMa.
Crested Butte, Colo, Feb 36. A snow
tiwe swept over the Billion King m ne, at
Irwin, yesterday, carrying away the boarding
uuuacanu oupcrinienutni Kipe'l t l welling.
Mr Ld Clark and child an J B F Smiley are
still buried in tbe slide, with little hope of re-
cuTcry auvc.
The Mevalaltaa.
BL'ENca Ayres, Feb. 36. Additional
advice received here from Chilli ttale that
the bombardment of Iqulque by the in
surgent tesulted In great lose of life and
neavy aamtge to property. Afterjhe ur-
iiiiurruiuiiEiij ire revets entered ana
attacked the store and residence on the
six principal squsres and comDlctrlr
wrecked them It I known that 360
women and children perished In the ruin
01 the tacked buildings.
Aa K, ). AvaUaehe.
Baker City, Feb 35. Full particular of
the avalanche at Cornucopia reveal Die fact
that an imnvmse snow-slide, perbabs a bundteo
feet in depth, bad broken from the mountain
tide and in itt mad ruth to the bottom of the
gulch bad crashed against the tramway of tba
txstern Oregon Minmc Company leatlin? from
tbe Red Jacket mine to tbe mill and demolished
it completely. Further investigation resulted
in me tianunc Isct Ihat three man. em n loves
of Ibe company, were misting. The name ot"
the unfortunate were given at Hugh Cutran,
foreman; u 1 lout en, watchmta, and Juie
nicnoisop, ooaruing house keeper.
A Cewaty Beat Fight.
IIcntington, Feb 25. The Herald, of
tins place, ba the following: '-New ha been
received here that on last Friday evening.
about three miles east of Burnt on the read to
Baker Oty. a fight took place between cltizent
of the two places. Report hat it that towns
men of Harney City made a raid on the court
house at Burnt and captured ibe .records of
ibe county and started on their return home
ward with the prize, and when about three
tiles out on tbe road a party of armed men
from Burns overtook them and a heht ensued.
Three men. GeoreeTrezatcus. Locan. manager
oi snoagrast t ttore, end Ceorge billman were
killed. 1 B Huntington, register of the land
office; John Sayer were wounded, how badly
we cm not learn.
Tkey Had Buxed,
Lcndoh, Feb 25 The cotditlon of the
Grand Duke George, second son of the Czar
wnow&s injured on tne ironclad which con
veyed the cur;wit.ch and himself to Indit,
occa lions much anxiety in St I'etersburirb,
It appears that the young prince did not fall
from mast as reported, but received hit in
jnriet while boxing with hit relative' Prince
George of Greece. The Grecian Prince ai
Qore than a mat :h for the Grand Duke and in
endeavoring to avoid a blow the latter fell,
injuring bit apine.
AdVerllnlns California.
San Francisco,-Feb as. A numder of
bnsineat men in this city intend to run a
handsome car from -town to town through
Oregon Wathingtoo, Montana, Idaho and ad
jacent states, for the purpose of exhibiting
principsll the manufactured product, at
"California on Wheels" exhibiti tbe natural
resource! of that state.
Severe Bilzsard la Kaasat.
Kansas City, Feb. 35. The teveiest
blizzard of 'he scaron prevailed In Kansas
tonight. A norther it melnsr In the Cher
okee strip, and foolhurdv "boomers" who
Invaded that country will suffer terribly.
There are fully 3000 of them and the best
shelter they have it covered emigrant
wajront.
The republican majority in the first
Oregon congresHional district, according
to the 18!X vote, is 3,7C0, in the second
Oregon congressional district, 6,145. Ex.
That wan on Hermann. Now, please
giveua- the republicaa majority in the
difctrietson Pcimoyer.
HUIITA
Sam L Simpson ha written a
very
pretty poem on Sherman.
At the latt city election In Oregon City
a number ot young men were elected to
the city council who are making the ttatd
old taxpayert tqulrnrln their boots at the
lavish manner In which they appropriate
the city fundt Welcome.
A Whatcom, Wath,, man want a me
tropolitan dally all tme Oregonlatv and
wuiipuluplSo ayear forladvcrtlalng That
amount would run the Oregonlan about
fifty second. Ex.
Mr Barrundla has sued the United
State for ft ,000,00 j because her husband
wa killed by uualemaian officer on
board an American tteatner. Singular
how folk appreciate In value when de
funct. Tha live Barrundla wa only worth
$187.50.
Considerable "klckinu" It done becrute
Oregon hat no appropriation for re pre
tention at the World' fair In Chicago,
out 3.04,000 nat been appropriated tor "a
dome" on tha ttate capltol. Let thl
financial fact console tha Inquisitive peo
ple who ask II an exhibit be lore the world
wouidn i oa neiter man uome. (or a
building at Salem. True, It may be cited
a an let ol (olly,but if wise people didn't
make mistake sometime it would ba
tough on the fool. Attorlar..
Beside a Craw (tack, sat a tramp,
A jolly tramp and wise.
And while he patched hi ta'lcrcd coat
Did thu toillequUci
It seem sew sad that this lone life,
Doth ever downward lend,
And rags ma Into wretchedness,
But still I'm on the iner.d.
And when I needle little cash
I make 00 loud lament,
But by a traw stack tit ma down
And gather In my rent.
The celebrated college case, Involving
the use of congressional grant ot land
and fund for agricultural college, wa
tried upon the merit befom Judge Slut
tuck, at Portland, commencing on latt
Tuesday and ending on Thursday. The
cae wa argued on the part of the plain
UfKby Hon Geo II Williams, of Portland,
and ST Jeffrey, ol CorvatlU, and on the
defendant, by Hon Flntey Watson, of
Portland, and L Fllnn, ot Albany. The
tudire gave tha parties ten day to file
ricft and announced hi Intention of
rendering an early decision In tha matter,
Corvalll Time.
One of the Democrat' subscribers hat
handed us the following a a good Item
for a quiet day. It I from the Florence
Newt! "There I a joke going the round
at the expense of a modest young er-
ppr man in a neighboring town, winch
Is so good It ought to be true. The young
man in question. It appear wa recently
Invited to a party at a residence where lha
home had recently been blessed with an
addition to the family. Accompanied by
hi best girt, he met hi kind hostess at
tne door and after the customary luta
tlon atked after the welfare of the baby
The lady wa ufierlns from a cold which
made her (lightly dcaf.aud the mistakenly
uppotea inai me young man was inquir
Ing about her coid, (he replied that (he
had one every winter; thl was the wont
one the had ever had; It kept her awake at
night a good deal and confined her to her
bed. Then noticing that the scribe was
getting pale and nervous she said the
could leu by hi look that he wa going
to have ore jutt like hert and atked him
It) go and lie down. The papet came out
a usual the next week, but the editor hat
given up Inqulrle about bable.
Twenty tnilla and factories in the New
England states. New Jersey. New York
and Pennsylvania, have recently reduced
wages 1 rout 7 t90v per cent.
A wonderful surgical operation Is to I
performed in New Orleans soon, that of
taking out the Hearts 01 two men ana
exchanging them. It is claimed this ran
tie successfully done. We are not anxious
to exchange heart wiUi anybody.
riio County Court should contribute
liberally towards a bridge at Albany.
Tbe city is entitled to it. vY'e hve paid
thousands ol dollars in taxes to build
bridges in other part ot the county and
without b murmur. row lor reciprocity
Monday, a reduction of wages from 12
per day to 11.75 waa made at the two pulp
mills of the W p A p Co. Some of the
men left but their places were readily
rilled with others. The hands at the
Crown paper mill have been working for
some time for $1.75 per day. Thl reduc
tion brings ail paper nill hands down to
the same rate, except foreman. Ore iron
uuy uourier.
Every few days some one discover
erpetual motion. Tbe Oregon City
Courier tells of another case: Frits
GroM, who lives about four miles out on
tbe MoIIala road, claims he bas invented
a machine that will run by its own mo
tive power on a railroad track without
fuel. He believes he bas discovered tbe
aecret ot the perpetual motion that sways
tue iencr worius.nna that a locomotive,
constructed on bis plan, would only stop
running wnen worn out.
Borne grown men need a euardian
wben they travel. This ndon a young
man about twenty-three year of age wo
rushing around the depot to find out
wnai ne wanted, not seeming to nave a
tongue with which to ask. In bis excite
ment he fell on his bead ; tben rushed
for tbe Portland train and was coins off
on mat, wnen ne learned it was t.ie
wrong train. He wanted the Corvallia
train, which be finally reached twenty
minutes aneau 01 time.
M F Kapd. C A Sbelbrede. A M Craw
ford, George Csrpey and J H Shupe, of
Boseburg, Douglas county, have filed
articles of incorporation with tlio Kecre-
tary oi Btatn lor the . Douglas county
Building A Loan association. Cnnital
siocx, f iuu,uou.
merchants would much better hive
some other delivery wagon "call" than
red flags, as s few have. People in Al-
onny know wnai 11 means, Dut some out
siders think they mean selling out at
cost ana go away ana fabricate about it.
(Jloth la cheap enough so that other col
ors can easily be secured without the use
01 much money.
We give our Roll of Honor again this
week. It will be in order for the Albany
Democrat to again meddle with some
thing that does not concern it Jefferson
Review. That is all right. Mr Review.
It is none of our business; but what
would you think ot the merchant who
would publish the names of every custom
er who paid bim a cent. It is all tbe
same, and a paper has to be pretty coun
trified to do it. .
A laiye Democratic daily with a caoital
of $250,000 is to be started in Portland
Anril 1st. Tho Astoria Express savs:
The committee got into communication
with eastern parties and finally Mr Gray
agreed to start such a paper,with a plant
and capital in sight of $250,000, if Port
land would give them a guarantee of
$100,000 of business the first year ; 5,000
subscribers at $10 each, ana $50,000 of
secured advertisements. MrT F Kane,
well known newspaper man, was selected
to secure the guarantees. He finished it
up two weeks ago. Mr Gray, a New York
uiuu, win LM3 euuor.
Referring to our Item about its being
Albany's turn for a 4th of July celebra
tion the 'Statesman says : "That argu
ment may do for Albany, but Balem ia
too big to take it by turns. 8he is a city,
and as such should fittingly observe this
day ot all holidays every year. But there
is room enough lor alianu balem is glad
her sister proposes having a picnic. Al
bany and Balem are so far apart their
celebrations do not interfere one with the
other. Yes : this is Salem's year for a
big celebration. So say the business
men and citizens, and so says everybody."
The Democrat didn't intend to infer that
it was not also Salem's turn. Cities
should be independent in that matter.
It is our year, and we also are big enough
tocvlebrate aunually.
Some Independence boy scam to have
gotten the snme crnav, illnio novel no
tions in their beads which have postipsflod
Albany youths at times. The Went HUlo
snys t "Week Wore last Masters Penri
(Jooper, Harry C!irlnt!an, Jr., and Willie
White, ef this citv, came to tho couclu'
slon that "home" wns too tiresome a
place tor young bloods of their ambitious
aspirations, so early one morning they
started out to make their acquaintance ot
the cold uncharitable world. In other
words they took their ft ot, as well as
their fortunes, in hand and skipped out.
Their parents soon got wind of the affair,
ana nmructeu Air wayne wmium to
owrlmul the boys and use moral suasion
to have them return botun. Ho over
took tho runaways near McCoy and pre
vailed upon Pearl Cooper to return with
him but tho other boys declined return
ing to tho paternal roof.
Till BAIDCE
Te Be Pafe4 rrsnt This Time On.
The special meeting of the City Coun
cil to cousider the bridge question was
held at tho CouncilChaiabors last week
and was attended by the member of
the Council and several citizen. Tbe
matter was discussed in'an harmonious
manner by the members of the Council
and private citixens, Including Judiie
Plirtn, II II Hewitt and Karl Race.
The unanimous expression wa In favor
of luunedlatu action. On motion a com
mittee of three was appointed to prepare
and circulate a petition to the County
Court asking It to act In conjunction
with Albany and Ikmtou county in the
construction ot a bridge at this city. Tbe
Mayor apfHiinUid Councilmen llurkhart,
Tabler and Fmlth as such committee.
with power to appoint sub-committees.
These petitions have already been sttrted
ana win ne circuiatea over tho entire
county before the convening of tbe
(Jonnty Court.
On motion ot Councilman French the
Mayor and Councilmen with ono citizen
from each ward were appointed a com
mittee to wait upon the County Conrt at
It session next week and personally ask
the Court to unite with the city In locat
ing a bridge, to be assisted by competent
engineers, tbe Judgment on tho site
of tho bridge to be made at the April
term of tbe County Court and to be final.
larricu. mayor l owan appointed as
such commtttM) 8 K Young, from the 1st
Ward; (J W Maston.from the 2nd Ward,
a B 4 a . . '
ana a nackieman.trom the 3rd ward.
On motion tbe Council adjourned.
TKt CO LUC Sit IB BtABAASl.
Has Urge and complete line ot
goods, dulls, doll buggies, boys' wagons,
ve oclpedes and many other good which
pi to mae op a complete assortment
besides B Comtlta linn r,l limn, n
,WA llAMInl I.H I '1. Ia ... t. a .........
decorated ware, gtaasware, bint rages,
piutii goous, sucit as alliums, toilet sets,
autograph books, scrap book, children's
A B C nictura hooka. ant all ani1a fiia
are carried in a llazaar store, Including
vge luua, siircrnsrv, B winu
to call the attention ot the public in par
ticular to the (i,. l.Uii ltula ririaja ta,klfi
powder and tea, not op exprely for
this trade, which gives the best of mttls
taction, as ia attested by the hundreds
whn tiava nanl lilli tha l ami lkl.m
powder ever since introdaced. by the
iiulden ltule 1 nraar. j-eh pnt kac ot
tea and can ol 'uacking powder draws a
prise in the shape of a tine piece of rU
ware. iq anrw to can, w nen in Aiuanv
at the Golden Rule liaaaar. aa you wti
be sure to find what you want, and will
be shown over the store and I treated
kindly by my clerk, Mr. Sliller. My
goods are alt marked in plain figures so
as not to tiweive anyone, ana 1 have tut
one price 10 an.
Jtxitn UttAOwout.
Aloxq tub Lrs. Some ot our neigh
bora over in Linn county are preparing
to raise pea for the Halem cannery next
summer, a ue cannery company tarn
ishes the seed and get their pay when
the crop is delivered to them. V M
Miller got seed to plant five acres: W Al
Connor, four acres; J C Cox, two acres.
" Hon Charles Miller, a farmer living
near town, bas a herd of very fine Jersey
cows. One of them, only twentv-two
roontns 01a, not Been tested and found
to produce one and one-fourth pounds of
umier per oay.ana mat too on very com
roon feed. JeiTerson Review,,
AccmcRT ar McCor. Clarence Gib
son, a young man llvlna with O G Shun
left, near McCoy, met with a nalnlul acci
dent Wednesday evening which came near
resulting In hi death, tie w chopping
wood, when the axe lipped and truck hi
1001, me made going entirely through that
useful member. Some of the bone were
badly shattered and some of the arteries
cut. ne nearly eicd 10 death before aid
could reach him, but he I now doing well
No Such Ixsubaxcs. A eentleman re
cently from the east, was talking to one
of tbe Salem Insurance men a few days
ago, in regard to insurance and wanted
to know if hia Mlllinanv ln,n,Arl acnlm..
cyclones in this state. He waa informed
tuat tncy never had done such a thing
nor had any one ever asked them to do
so. The gentleman seemed much sur-
priseu ana asxea 11 mere were no cyclones
harn at all Wlian tnl.l iUm 1...1
, , I-...,....
-- - - -. w.v. ... v v imivi umi
ben any Co the knowledge of tho oldest
ItirtsaltUantrai Jf a l! !
fiftd not even uggetcd euch ft thluR, he
thflllT'llt thia a rnnrvbirtitta nm- a.
have no storms, droughts 'or failure o!
wwju.-MOBrnsi,
There are three ameoU ia tha A O U
W order lor the month of March.
We wlil run a ttore In connection with
our paper, wrltet an Idaho editor. "So
with this store, and our farm and the real
ettite bualnet and the pott ofllce and our
position clerk ot the town council we
hope to make enough money to keep the
paper going.
CATARRH CURED, health Und Weet
breath iecnred,by Shilon' Catarrh Remedy
Prtca fO eenta. .Nasal Injector free, to-
shay ii Unarm, ageuta.
; '. Cflpepay. -
"
This is what you oucnt to have, n i.ai
yon most have it, to enjoy lif. Tbonaand
tr tesrobing for it daily, ami mourning te-
causa tliry nntl it not. Tbuutands opoa
theosand of dollar are (pent ancBAlly by
our people iu tbs hope that they may Attain
tins boon. , And vet it may be hd by all.
Wa coarantee that Elaatrio Bitter, if used
aouordutg directions and the nse pertisUd
in, w brine you eood direction and cost
tho denmn Dyspepsia and iutUll inetead
Kupt pay , We reeommend Etectrio-Bitters
for Jyspc 1 'in and all diseataa of Liver,
Stomach and Kidneys. Hold at 6O0 and $1
per bottle by rehy ec jUaaon, drugxltt.
"HACKMETACK , a Uttiug aad fta
grant porfuiae. Frio 25 aad 50 ceutt-' Fs
(bay Mason, agent. -
Euan St Aohiton handle too celebrated
Portland cement wall for emctery lot,
rhese wall ean be furnished at half the coet
ef any other and ar far superior.
The ONLY place in the ty whera East
ern tickets cau be parcha is of W. L.
Jester, st the Southern Pacific Co' ticket
ofllce , ; -
A (are core for tbe whuky habiti Dr
Liviuaston'a Antidote for Lirnnl ennet will
care any case of the liquor habit in trntn ton
to thirty day, from the moderate driukor to
the drnnkard. Tbe Antidote osn be given
in 1 cap of coffee without th knowledge ef
tha parson taking iv. The Antidote will not
injur 0 th healtn in anyway. Manufactured
by the Liviucttoa Chemical Co., Portland,
Oregop cr from J A Cumming, cole agent,
Albany
FOR DYSPEPSIA and liver Complaint
yon hava a print guarantee on every bottle
of Sbiloh ViUliser,. lt never fails to cura,
Fosbay & Mason, agent.
eniLOH'S COUGH andrCoutumption
Cnrt is sold by nspn agnaianUe. It cures
contamption. Fosbay Si Msaoo, ageute,
W. F. Resd keep tho beat assortment of
fancy gnodt in town.
aa"aaiaaaawnaaai uiui yiaawaaaaawaaaaiiaaa
" BKAI. I'STATE B.4I.KS.
.... a .
Drowiisville Building & Loan Amn
toJohn Cushman, 0,13 acres,
near Urownsvllltii...... $ 100
Onkville Cemetery Amn to J 15 Md
Coy, 1 lot 3
M 0 Meyers toUeoF. Chamberlain,
, lots 7, bl 7, aud lot 5, bi ft, W's
R A , 1C0.C0
Lebanon Lodge 44, A F & A M to
T I Coekrell, 1 lot, cemetery.. 1
DW Hardin to J lt& ii YKlrkpa-
triuk,n.o acres,nenr Ibanon. 4."KJ
Nathan llabftr to Francis K Knlght-
CR.lot 8,0, bl 4,lS's A Tangent 100
Arnold Hummers to 3' A Zysmat,
Wi.81 acred, near Stio, , 500
J I Heard toil! I) Turner, 2 lots,
Tangent,, , ., .100
John Jlardnmn to flcott Wal!nce,15
acres near Lebanon .... f 100
V tl,fi30
.......$117,001
Total for year ...
A trance Heeling, ,
Hixor Harhomt OnANaE,
Feb. 81st, ,'bUI.
Met In rr'inilitr scsnlou Worthtv Master
II 0 Powell, In the chair,
Tho minutes of called meeting were
rend and approved. .
The secretary not being present min
utes of last tegular meeting were not
read. nd no imlliiUI.ed luliifri ap
pearing, the grange proeeded to new
buiilnees.
The applications of seven persons
seeking admisBlon to onr order were
rend and were referred to the usual com
mitteett. .
Uro's O C Davis and I Clem were
elected as delegates to tho Linn county
usuKines council.
I WsH A Dawson. J W Propst and A
0 Marshall Jwero elected a delegates
to the convention to 'select rrpresenta
tives to the state grange.
A resolution was Introduced by Bro J
Clem in regard to rrxluclng the initiation
fee. Nsvcral brethren spoke on sugges
tions lor tho good of the order. The
worthy lecturer was Instructed to make
out a program for Harmony grange for
several months ahead, and we may look
for some spicy meetings in the near fu
ture. Two candidates were initiated, and the
first and second degrees were conferred
on the tame.
So you can sea that the grange move
ment is not dead in our neighborhood.
Come, brother grangers. reiort to our
county papers, bo that we may see bow
you are progressing in this part oi the
jurisdiction. Rerokrex.
Tke Xew Bevy Yard Btla,
Piwrrt, Port Orchard Bay Feb. 28.
Angos Mcintosh, President of tho Mer
chants National Bank of Seattle, has ac
quired a controlling interest In tbe Fid
uey Tile Pottery Co. The comrunj
bas erected a handsome five story build
ing, and now has the moat complete plant
in tneir line on tne ractnc woont.
Those of our citixens who clmerve Lent
have ceased their festivities for the pres
ent. Tho establishing ot the new United
States Navy Yard and Docks at this port
Is attracting an army ot viHitors,who are
looking out lor investments.
1 he new thrce-ttory brick building, for
which the contract ha bcr-n let bv the
Bank of Sidney, will noon be In course ef
conduction, it I to contain the bank
and three store on tit ground floor.
Four boait now arrive here dallv from
Seattle, and another make dally trip to
...I 'r
Fau. Firrekii Ft. At the ent deit
of First street, on the north side. Is an
uncompleted sidewalk over the ditch at
that place, referred to In the Democrat
heretofore. The distance from the end
to the ground I alKiut bitten feet, I
day or two ago Wayne lived, a boy dab
.( nin. wa r- - f a. .a 1 .... I , .1 . . T . I. .. M.
white pulling a sled, turned two somcr
sauits and struck on his fcl. without
serious Injury, though It is a wonder he
wss sot badly butt. At another time
a drunken man walked off and came out
without any damage. Such incomplete
affair are an eyesore to a city, and it is
to oe uopea now that we have a new
charter, that the property owners be
Compelled to nnMi the job.
. .a a a. .
Has Utix Triko-How to gel a home
In a good country having a cellghtful
climate, and bow to assure an lnco-ne ot
$1000 per annum from an btvcttmr-ul of
$2000.
The Willamette Valley Is the natural
home of the prune. '
The cost of a ten sere orchard, not In
cluding Interest, l$i2SO, Including fimt
class cultivation fcrtwoyeart on the In
stallment plan.
Apikrou, pert, pcache, plum and
chcrrie are all prolific bearer . and can
substitute tor any ofihete the prune. We
plant just such varieties at the purchaser
maytclrct.
Tub Orbgon Laxo Compary,
Salem, Oregon.
Da. Jso. B. ritxiNOTox, Surgeon, Oc
ulist and Medical Specialist, of Portland,
will be at the Revere bouse, Albany, all
day, Tuesday, March 3, 1891. All suff
erers from Chronic or Nervous ailments ;
all cases of Kidney, Liver or Stomach
diseases will be given a specialists ex
amination frkr. Eye, ear, catarrh, neu
ralgia, rheumatic and rectal cases spec
ially invited. Some hundreds of refer
ences given.
Tba best matt couVe ie the city tt Com
Mtfyr a.
For lame back, or aid cheat, ate Smloh s
Porous Plaster, Price, 25 coot.
Rscktes's Aralra Salve,
Tha bat Sato la tha wnrt.l f, Cu'.a,nrale3.Sar
Ulonn, Halt Hhauin, Faver a ire,, rttar, Cliapn
kanrta, I'b.iLUlm, Ouraa, and all Skin km plla I
poaitivalyiniras I'lloi.orno Riy raquiraU. itlnrasr.
ntaatl to sir porfuot sall(aotin, or money lefuml
d, fries W earns per box, for afcla by i usliay and
klsaoi
11 eaeaarfd naprleas, Tel Savest.
From a lotter written by Mr Ada E Hnrd
of Oroton, S D, we quote: "Wa taken with
a bsd cold, which settlad on my Lun-a,
coughs sat in sod finally terminated in l.'oii
uoiptioD . Four duo tors gave mi tip any iuj
I ceuld live but a short time. I iovnmy-
tolf up to my Saviour, deteraiiucd if I eoald
not stay with my fritml cn earth, I would
meet my absout one above. My baibacd
was advised to t Dr Klug's New Ditcnyar-
try for Cocinsiytion, Cuii.h nd Uold. I
gav it a trial to k in alt eight boitle.j it
ba enred bi and thank (lod I am a well and
hearty woaiaa. M - Trial tattle tree at Fo
tliay & Maaon'tdtug (tore, ruUr tiaa, 50e
dll.
BIIILOH-S CATARRH P.KKDVa
positiva not Ur Catarrh, Diphtheii and
. l - f . . t. v . , i. c. ii i .
vawiriania, caaaej jasscH, bcddui
.J I I . I . 1 V. k II'. t'rvrr . ... . k . . .
D4 fat CeaslipAtita, Ia t Aspetitc, Dis
sits, a all iiMiltat f Dypij..M'ric
IV aaa 7 easts yet Batata.
t'hllAren Eajsy
Tba nluaaant Havqt. pfintln antlim nn.l annih
ins efTtlQt Of Hvmn of Fir-. arhnn In n.l isf
a laxative auu it toe istoer or moiucr oe
1 it... 1 It .l , .1 .. .
oostivs or biiioQs tnn moss gratify log regal ta
oliowiag itt nee, so that it it tha btwt fara
H i i j - ... i . .
j rouiuuy kduwu biiu Ojory iamiiy anouia
aye .
Whrrxto Get Thkm. When wanting
to organ or plana call on u L. Ulackman
wtt you can select Irom a first class
toCK. ,
i n i iihbSwn
: Exeltrmeat' v
Ran high In Albany at Fohy & Ma-
son smg tors over Hystem tiuuder, a
everybody i uting it for Catarrh of tbe
Stomach, Dytpeptia, Constipation and Im
pure rsiood. Try it i.nd toil yonr friendt
atiout it a it oiat poisvt Wonderful morita-
W6a ail tpeslt well of u
French Tnn ay Wafers.
wafers are a sure and tafe tp cifl.
klndsof female troubles anc w'l'
all obstructions to the mor.nly
no matter what the cause. Tt.t
ilwhat evcrv woman nt-eti' at.
The
far a
remot
period
are it
can be iked with safety. For sale t' tfv
Llvintlone Chemical Co., also frou '
tole agent, J A Cumming, druggitt, Bit t
bergbpek, A lbany, Oregon.
Das half dollar reduction on evsry pair of
Ludiow's fino shoes. A coail line of them
8 E Young's,
none Ann akboad
SArtfKhAT.
Etigen City 1 talking (tract oars in,
Jjtw JijImioh' minxlrcl art approanbing
gin.
The paymaster of the 8 P rt'lrosd will
pay two mnutli pay, aliut s.TOO.OOO, to
employe on the coiiipaolA' litt in Oregon,
in a short tlmn.
Ia twenty -nine stab llic r hi boon leg
islation a(!int (.'iitrf tt'jH. Ciil 'rudu It th
th latest to prohibit the sate of th pernio
ion health deatrnyet t" mi onr.
Tim $1300 fnnoe Is being rcmovtkl from
the Highland Park baseball ground at
Salntn, which makes it Ixk aa if there
would be no prof ionI club at that city
Ibis year.
What will Salnm do now daring tbe ln
(orrctrnam iwlween tha Iruialstdre and tba
ttate fair, Albany Drmoorat, Salem will
try anil en shnad a a lis Urws in All too n-
trn,;iiu lit of her mitiy pienict. Journal.
Whtbasn upward totidancy. snd w
are able to quote It today at Hi cent. Far
mart wbo hvo it to tell and better Mrrp
thir rye open, and not aotioiptte ton
rnuoli .
Oar Marino county csuhnHi are tnllina
Ixjut Itrga handt it nypale in tti-ir virlr.i
it, lliey ar evidently eftnuria tint wy.
i d it i 1 l wtlt to lock uu tha ttiiu)'e
atid liWp in the wailiir.g.
$(K 0 paid into the 'itf trcanurv TuctditV.
for lioeriMs, all tankhi by a hilalorm i.f
wtn-ant iu tboitonJur. in fact oonaiilnralile
of the payment wa jo Wirraut boi-ht op
by tha snS'Hin keeper, 'l'lmro will b pic oty
of money id tba treasury in a fdw week.
An Old ixoapector snd miner. nmsd Al
lison, who ba been proaprcling oa J ii N
Ikll't place in West R(liurg, think ba
ha dbioovered a tin miuo. '1'ln ro i a aoad
tizid mnuuiairt of or ni.il ' ays v.ry
rich. If it really piovi-a wti it I enj ected
t it will etnss a big boom for Rtraeburg.
itoao'-wrg ltaviow.
In tha damage suit of Mr Jane Clark
gainit the Si't verdict for f 2000 a a ren
dered for the plaintiff, A ecmptomiea he-
lore would have broutiit I.cr mora. Aa a
rule it psy to oomproniise with rii!.nd.
. I -7i..l f . I .,... .
a maj.irity ci tiie jary were in lavoroi t-iVAJ
hot on or two mu wagged the w hols do j.
Wlio di!m fiihtintr est dnwn to th
mnrdemn level of tbe fight at Noleotiyilla,
O, it is time for tha government to ttoin
and proaoiio all kinds of cititv-ts. Th
f!ht wabetwo Dave Sevilla and Arthur
Maietty. wbao time was called for tbe
I9ta round. Majesty, who ovt tecu irr-ttsni
th worst of it, earns forward and said: "I
otnnot , hit if yon wsntti," whrreupoa
Seville mahd bim in the jtw, breaking
hia aack. Seville aud Tout Mtcey, one of
bis teoouda, are eader arroct.
II am SroLKtt Lat evening at $ o'clock
ham wa delivered at the house of Mr
Hsriy Noel, on e;4 Water .rccl. No
one bel.ig at home, St wa hung on the
Iront door knob. When Mrt oci r
rlved home shortly sfu-nvarJ. It had di
appeared, a passerby helping hlmieif to It.
A Rrioce Msbtixo. A tptclal meet
ing of the City. Council will be held to
night at the Council Chamber to consider
the bridge qottilon. and It It probable
provisions vtlll be made tor tbe circulation
of petition Baking the County Court to
act In conjunction whhAlbanv andLSt-nton
county In the erecting of a bridge at thl
cliy. The tounty Court will meet on
Wednesday ol nctt week. Tbe member
of the Council are all In favor of prompt
action la the mailer, and at the meeting
Itf-nltrht it mav be anlicioaled will take
tier "hlc'i will crnphactae thl fact. Their
action will lie duly noticed to-morrow
The Democrat hear only one expression
on the bridge question, and Ihat K to
push ahead, right from date, and auvthln
that 1 done will be fully endorsed bv the
ctiuciisol Aioanv, who are thoroughly in
arnetd on the subject. No money can be
invcated that will bring such return to
thl part of the valley at a bridge at this
city, jut to it croct the wins incite
to. ne where in this vtcinlty.and the survey
ot air Stewart no doum points out a tails
factory location.
"A twldge, a bridge,
We'll have It yet.
A bridge acro the Willamette."
raiDAY.
G B W'gn , died at Salem jfslerd y at
tb age of PI Jtart.
A letter from PitifSicry aj1ftre will
! aotetvioe rt the Cangratti-ma Church
Sstarday evreiii - ct areoaoced.
Wl'i'e Mr Wi'Siam Mck t hiiuiug
naot last night t!i inlr nieht tlip! d abd c.t
-ver gath tu lb bon,svcritiK ta Arte: t.
Wb Cos, of tt Bim of It- fct-rg St IVor.
Albany, h ltn employed by thu Hjutism
LombctComptny .! Mill City toi: tii:.ti,d
the placer at Hist pUoti,
Itia c' tm.td th.t lha O Rv. r.i'r.. d
bri!)! acTi'tt tke Mi Ki t He at Col oin ia tin.
lnngrat wotnlen spin in ito Utitcl .Vat-
300 leet.
Tb F armcr & Mi-.rchi.rda laktiracca Coui-
tMiry, of this city Utca tW3 by tbe Jancttoo
lire, bavin,; a policy on tli ti ck lu.i fixture
(J the tlua of Morgan Iluuit,
Dering t!,e la&t two weeks C W Waab
lerca has toid ntt-r tdueUc-n thousand
bushel of wheat. Th same netted bint ixt)
two cent a I u).il. cr tll,";0. JuucUou
Pilot
Vh I.nr.g hi ii'trra notice that be will
chwe his lapnnete stnre th last.of thia week.
Ilea-ys Cotvailn i.i not Urj; enotti(h to enp
port 04 ettaliltsbrt'CPt of ucb irfcUn'ion.
JoryalUs I'liues.
F.'iiUr Adam bf tbe Lebanon Expre lit
I ust been elected Suvriutccdit of the Sab
ath School of the M K Church Bnth at that
city, 8 M W iiindman, Aisis'aut Siipcrin-d.-rit,
Mita lUa'itr, Secretary and Jlif
Mtgi(ta Unikhart, Treaturar.
Tbs membra ot the Woman Mistiooary
society t,f tho Pint Pretbyteriaa Churx-h are
leoneatcd to meet it tne residence of Mrt t.
K OolT, Sstarday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Hutir.c of imporudce is to be bronuht be
fore tha society so a full attendance is de
sired. By ordt r of thn pitaitUu Mr E
O..IT. .
If another torvey for a biidga at Albany
i muls it should te hy a government tnr
vor, and bo final. The survey made by
Mr Stewart, thsUL'h. speak for ite!f oa
careful ictyt c'.ion, ord in all probability any
future turvrys mud 4 by con!Hteut cnijtneeis
in eorroartond wita it. loe mattr ct lo
cation, ia an immaterial ono, just so it is the
n.ot fcsait.lbe one. Wbat AlbJtny wtnta it
umlgn.
a WnBAT. We quote wheat today at
Co cents per bushel, with a good out
look. Farmers with wheat to sell should
now watch tho market and strike while
the iron is hot.
T11CR8UAT.
Huliu & Dawson, drugitUv
Buy your groccritwjof Parker Bro'
Fias groceries at Conn & ileudrictoa'a.
Al! rubber good at c.t at Kloio Bros,
Notioo the New York C. B. R, Store' d.
Pieplaut root forstleby J I! Townsetid,
Buy Qaai'lino tteve from Mathow &
Wasbburo.
Smoke the colobrated Uavana BUml 5 Cent
eigar at Juliua Joseph's,
A large stock of wall paper, with latsde
sign, at FotUniller k Irving's.just reoeivod.
SeeJV F Read' line of dress gocda and
tilk before buyiug elaewhuje.
Bargaiu in choioe groceries' oao always
be tecared ot Aden liros,. t hnn lilock.
Highest market price paid for egga at tha
Kew xorit v. ti. k. store.
"Clark' Diphtheria Pnvontative"for sale
by Hulin aud Dawson.
Waantn, 50o a dozen, mendiegfor mea
free.at Mr Kings.just east of the Democrat
otaoe. .
Mr II Y Kirk patriok, the Lebanon real
estate speculator and capitalist, wat in the
eity today.
The attraction for the Opera House Iwing
negotiated are tha Ole Oleton Comedy Com
pany for March 7 or 9, Caroliue Uge aud
Lew Johctons Minstrels.
Brighten up your old rubbers and old
shoas and make tbero look as good as ntw,
with Wolffa Aome Waterproof Pcliah. Fur
aale at Samuel E Young'.
Get your teats for the Garroters. by col
lege students at the Opera Housa, iriday
evtn'ug of next week. It promise to be one
of lha best local entertainments yet given
here. ' ... - . . ,
An agent of the Oregon Live Stock lot.
Co. hit been in the city doing a good bnsi- j
neBt. As wo never have any lii-htoiEo!
here o amount to auytlung and no cyclones, j
thia must bs an insnranoe aiiamst accident
and disease, all the same as that of men, I
CuxJBcn Notices. There -will be
preaching services at tne Presbyterian
nureti tomorrow as ii a ia ana i ;,a.p m.
Sabbath school at 12:15 p m. YP S CE
meeting at 6:45 p m. In the evening
the third lecture on Chjintliin Evidences
will bo delivered, subject, "New Testa
ment Credibility." Ail will lie made
welcome to these services.
Atlho Banlltt church at it am com
munion tervice. The pastor will preach
on "The Featt of Memory and ot Hope.
In thn evening ihe subject will be "A Not
able Conversion Analysed." Young Peo
pie meeting at f.:jo. All wl be made
welcome.
Service at the Congregational church
to-morrow will ba a follow. At 12 a in
communion and admission of member;
At U.30 p m Sunday school. At 6:30
Kndrsvor meeting, Topic, "God care for
HI Own." At 7:30 the third lecture to
toifig people, Hubject, "The Strength of
Young People" vVo extend an Invlutlon
13 all tfi the strvlec, ihweal tending will
rccelvis a warn welcome.
The revival services at the M K Chu!?;i
Switth continue with Increasing Interest,
Service tomorrow at 11 a m aid7;3
p m. Reception of rnrmlxr at morning
service.
AM INDKI'ltAT.
A dKpaicfi fiom South Dskol on the nhl
following (he election of Kyle tarts
Srnntor elm Kyi definrt bit position and
po iiical tendencies in the following remark
mtdtf (0 nitjht Ixrfore i meeting of the inde
pendenta and democrat at I'icrrci
"Wliea iwii forcet aclinia ojij O.ifs direc
liont meet lhry pro-luce a new force, which
continue to uijie in a direction difT-r-nt from
either of 'he olhrr force. This new for-- it
called In m?r!ianla a resultant. Tnmplit I
feel that I am a rttuhant foi'mcrly a rcpulti
can, then en indercodent and now that 1
have been elected by both parlir I am a
resultant of both fifties. I am an Indccrat.
I have a'wsvt been in favor of a new tariff,
and about four year ago, when tbe republi
can party decided in favor of a high las. iff, it
wa too truth for me, snd I tovght a more
crtiRcnial party, which I found in tbe demo
cratic parly. After the independent part J wf
formed latt year I found ibat its principles
were tiill more congenial. Tbe independent
cannot ffi!iate w iih the republican. Tbe re
publican' lin; tule and high tariff fcave made
sftjliaticn impouible." -
Tbe democrat clain that Senator Kyle may
be counted whh them oa party utuet, and it is
believed that he bas pledged b nut If o this
efTect, He acknowledge that be owes bit
election to 'the democrat, who voted for bim
on receiving assurance from Illinoit that the
alliance would tui rort Palmer or some otl.er
democrat. All tbe party teaJer !mit that ia
the future South Dakota will he c Us ted among
the doubtful ttate. Tbe election of Kyle wil
strengthen the democratic and weaken the re
publican 1 any in the date. .
O, ah. Vrt m S- what do yon fr fora
oM 00 tt eheatt " asked Joo-o, ta a sort of
toditTaramt tons, of a dootor with whom ba
was aiiaT'itly anjuainted. as he mrt bim oa tbe
treat. " AdvioK." was ib laoocio reply. P
do we. we s4vtiw you not to nc lk-t thnt
Banking roug-o arxt Orowny reeling, toa coatoa
t-jnsu, tna failin aprwUtn. Uw todtreatioa
f.
1 sanenu csjautuoe ama aeouity uat "tired
Una;," as o many trmtt it. lake Dr.
tlWi Cnlrfjin Ujlul VvtM t.
and It will not disappoint, tt Is not only tne
most woodorf ul auaansiiva, or blood-ctasnaer,
known to modicad sok-oeo. but aiao ptiaaratKa
uparior nutrlUvB aad tonie or atrengtlv-Klv-bur
yr-rtk. For ItronohtaJ. Throat and
Luna liMnaaoa, aeoomnanled w!tl Uugertua
eoughs, ta "Uoldt-n iledlcol Dlaoovu- " at
absiiiutnlr unequalod aa a remedy.
for Weak Luti it a. Snttttna ot Itlood. tTherl
Ttmath. Conausapura IticbtHnroau. aod kln
dred affeotwn. it urpaatc all other madl
ctQeev It's tbs only lung remedy, sold by
drursista. guaranuird to beneui or cura, ta
every ease, or money refunded.
$500 ran
fr an Incurable ease of Ca
tarrh lit tha atead, by
tna proprietors of Dr. batf a
Catarrh Retaady. Ty its
uilld, aoottilnf; and boalinc
rrononiea. it cuna tba worst
easna, no mnttr af bow km ataadinr. Only
ta swafa, txjid by drUaTglsU Tfrborw
SUMMON?.
In VteCirtuU CuurtothtSMe e Ortgmftr
Liiut .County.
JOHN DIAMOND. Plaintiff,
va
Margarctt E Flndley, A lex
ander Findlov and Buaan
Findlcy his wife. Sam'l Find-
ley, Jonnio Ponjade and Hen
ry Poofada her hnnhand.
Nancy Wilson and J Wilson 1
hor htiaband. Htigti Fiodley,
KUa Kindiey. H it tie Flndley I
and Ella Sauford, Defendant, j
To Margarett E Findley, Alexander
Findley, Susan Flndley, Hauunol Findley,
Jennie Ponjade, Henry Ponjade, Nancy
VVTar.it, J Wilson, Hugh Findley, KUa
Flndtey, Untie Flndley and Ella Sanford,
the above named defjiidants. ;
!N THE NAME OF THE TATE OF
Oregou you aw rea aired
to eppear and answer tho complaint of tbe
shove named plain" 11F la the above enti
tled court, now 00 file with the clerk cf
snid court, within ten daya from the date
of tbe semes of tola summons upon ou
if served in Linn county, Oroon; but if
in i uy otuer county ia tne slate or Or
gon, then within twontv days from the
date or tberei vlee of thia summona nnon
you; if served by publication then on or
before tbe first day of the next regular
term 01 trio suuvt enuueu court, to Wit.
Monday, the Sth Day f Hareh. 1391.
A nd you are herobv rotifi6d thit lr von
fail to eppear and answer said complaint.
1 1 ; .1 . 1. 1 : . .w . , .
na uoiwtjjf iniiiirt-tt, mo jiiainuiz will ap
p!y to the court for the relief demanded
in the eowplaint, to wife For tho for
bloaure of a mortgage on and; an order of
sate or me louowing ae&crioaa p-emises
towm
Tho Is E k and tho K M of
the NW ii nd tho NW of the N W H
anuuier.u.otine k h or Section 31
Also the S H or toe NW ii and the N H
01 me aw or section si, all in Town
ship 13 S it 3 Xst of Willamette
Meridian In lulnn county, Oroton.
The proceeds arming from such, sale to
be applied: First. To tha payment of
ineoosta ami aisourtements or this suit,
and the sum of $2.i0 a attorneys fees, and
tha further Bum of Si-3 for taxes advanced
tbereon, and the costs ot and aeeruing
upou auen saie.
Seooud. To the payment of plaintiffs
claim, amounting to tho sum of I ,
and the overplus, if any there be, to be
paid to the above named defendants as
their lntaro-V may appear. And for such
ctber reliof a may iu equity be proper
and Juet
Tin summons is published bv order of tbe
Hon R P Bohe, indcre of tbe above entitled
court, made at chambers iu the city of Sa
lem, the aru day or January, lf 1.
J . ft.. VVKATI-KKFORD,
(l-23 Attoraey for Plaiutiff
Devests, snd Trade-Harks oMained. andaUra
eat haaincis condncted for Moderais Fee.
Car Offte Is Onosite U. 3. Patent Oftice,
and w ran aarare patent laleae time than those
rumats from Washington.
fcsad modal, drawing or ptioto., with itaaip
won. V sdrlae, if patactabie cr not, free ci
eiinrjTB. Onr fa not oue tiil paient la secured.
A Pamhip!, '-Dow to Obtaks Jratenta," with
b of actual ci!ste In jour State, county, or
town, aa.t tut. A.;i'i3,
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tins fin ili.nl Mid reau'l.t tyfi.ir.
Kp: of I'ip U fhke:! ; it k j.'t jimS
r.n 1 rcfrc.sliij5 i tliottts'A r:l
gciit'y ytt firomptly on the Ki.5ncyr
Liver and lJoweK tlesnses the ey-
bni cffijctr.Jljr, dirw:ls cobls, beal
nebca nud fivers nixl ciues hnbitnnl
coiiglipatiui. Bymp of Tip h tl-.e
on! remedy of its khd ever pro-ilucc-1,
'Icfirsing to t!ic t.'ib" rr.flnc
fi'r.VJ'lo to tr-.ft stomach, yrmyt iu
i Mlfon 5ud truly benefice! in lis
vihi-U, lis ijsny txcrf?ent fjUalJUc.?
orcinaul h It all. It U fcr.'ala ia
-"'c ttad $1 Loitk'3 by all leading
I I'll J!f ilU.
CAUFGZm FIG SYRUP CO.
HiAHCIS'jO, AL.
loimiui. t.r. mw ro,ix. n.r
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Conri oftiit State 0 Oregon for
the, (Jtyutity of iia t
GEOUOE MUX P.O. PlaSmlfl.
3
v
MARY J MTJ5KO, Defendant,
To Mary 3 Monro, tho above named
defendant:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
Orojjon, you are hereby required to
appear and answer th com paint of tbe
above pUintiff, in tbe abovn entitled
court, now on fila with tbe clerk of aa.d
couit, within tn days froai tha date of
tbe twrvlce of thl summoa upon you; if
served -n Llnu count, Oregon, but if
vrved id any other county in tbe utate of
Oregon, tb-a within 20 days from tho
date of tbe service of thlt souimons upon
you; if served by publication, thej on or
before the first day of ibe neat regular
term of tbe aLovo entitled court, to wit:
Meaday, Ibe Bltt day af Karris, mi,.
and jou are notified that if yoa fair
to appear and tnswer Kald 00m
piaint, aa hereby required the plain
lift will e.pply t- the e jurt for the relief
demanded in th complaint, to wit: For
a dissolution ot the bond of aa.rimony
nowexlrioz betw.en rlalnilit and doten
dant, and fur such other d:r. oa may
be Just and cquitab e.
Tb' Kcmroon I published by order
of tbe lien H P IkU. judga cf tho above
entitled eoart moil ot C'bambtrs in tbe
city of St'etn. the lf.thaaycf Jsnnary,
18VI- J K H EA 1 11 fclw-OK'.
(I J8; Attorney for Plaintitr.
ADMINISTRATORS KOTIDE.
NOTICE H HEREBY G I VEH Til AT
tbe undersigni-d bav th a day been
duly ap;olnted and qualified aa admlnit
tratirand administratrix if tbe estate of
FjaDk Mnlone, (ate of l.tnn county, Ore
gon, dO'escod. All persona having claims
against ttaid otttite are rexjuired to present
them pmrrly veritlod, within six months
from tfci date, o tbo undera-ned. at
their plana at llti'.iey, Linn couaty,
Oraoo. -Ih:s
8ih !ay of January, 1891.
- KLLts MATjOXK.
T J M ALONE.
J K WKATaBnroiiD. Adminbtrttors
Attornt-y for estate. (I "Z)
.t, Vt.l '11.11' j
V in r; 'i 1 1 !
, I , Mil . t,-
t..... PATRICKS FiLiSy
,at
Z fiAitnnii
Gures wiHlAilnri
EliCumttlBti, Kenra!gi, Corns
HEADAOKC And ALU PAIN.
Tbs Oalifenla PetHlvt sci ffigstlv
ELECTRIC COUOH CURS
CUftll COLDS. CX0UP. COttSVMfriOM.
Cell ty all Srafgitt. aek 850 60 A 81
Oreaslngsr & Co.. Prcp'a, La Anxalsa, Oat,
BSfr in aetufrwic-agea
tha lMfilne retnexty forf
tOQorrhflC-tk A t.l?wt.
I be only sara rcm-iy lot
LeaeorrboworWhltea
I proscribe lt and feel
safe in remrrimGiMiine it
'lnr In
rl TO DAYS. V
,'Uiu)ijwi!
aaiaa Bwiuan.
1 THtEWHsCHtn'C'tC-r to all snrTert-rs.
HMaelrVy
, CHICiNNtTI,0g2 T 'a A. J.bTlNER.M.a,
u. a. a. j 1 i l'caTTa, lu.
tSoid hy Itraes-ibtsb
Tia.1""i.aMi -' CBtCS BA.OO,
BTASASD CI SICK, Ajreata
THE BEST.
icautf tmcv ie
IX M. Fkkrv el Co a
iiiustratea, j.escnpare ana i ncia i
SEED ANNUAL
Wall applicant-, and to last season';
rui wi 11 w "'.. , , . b k ,
t customers, it t oener man aver.
Every, -Serena usine danifli,
should send for it. Address
D. M. FERRY eV CO.
DETROIT. MICH.
S Lamest Seet sroea in the world I
.W-.'P!
i-f
Eevere
.wise:
4LBANY,
QREG0H
CHAS. PFEIFFEK PROPRIETOR.
nwea n in Crr-clam stylo. Table
ruppliedwlth tho et ia the market.
Nice sloeplcsapartnienta, , Bttmple rooma
Car eommemlal travi lera.
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PuQ Ca-ihs, CoLis Inl'pe-sjt, Bf)r-tK!3,
LUi.kO Ko"ie.''ess, t hooTJins t-auj h,CfOiii,
sore litrest, Asthms, ami every auection of tiie
Throat, Lungs and Chest, ecuidmg CensumntVii.
Epeoujf aodcmiaiicct. iie iuia-3 zd ' 1. iut4;:."
I O O F, Albany L, mi are, No 4 holds its
regular meeting Y edn jsdav evenin-- cf
each week. Visiting bi thers are ccra:. 'y
nvlted to attend.
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