The state rights democrat., February 19, 1892, Image 4

PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
J.
It. WEATIlKUrOUD,
ULiiwifUUi. Wilt practice a kit ermrttalthe
atata. rVli attantl n rl"n to maUare In probata
ami to ou iHUimi. ornCa-Iath rilna alook.
. i, . tunai'd, a. a. inn
AH la" mattar trill rmln pnvit
tltantlan. fiftVa, In Odd FaUnar' Trauple, Albany, Oe
yf n. hilyf.u.
Attomay al Uw ml ft-vllcllo In Chaneary. Call
Uorie ma.1 oat all po'nta. Iwa rragotialed a
aratil tarraa. A I but, Uragoa.
G
i:o.c. ouuacutiiiv.
Allodia it (, W It ;! Hl'i Il l "M II ll
atata, I '!'. I .!! I' .!' I
mill ti i mm in ' M -I ! 'ill nl.
QKV. W. WRIGHT,
UamTlU.andNnUi7rutilla.WII1imra a a
autina tl Hit raw aad In th UaiM tatta
KwOrvfon. miwi -rMl touaa aar It
Orafoa, A.baa. t',ra. '
ONTANTK at 1IACKLEM AW,
Attorneys at Law,
Albany, OrtRon.
jn. j. i iiiLt,
rtrrUUa ana Sargaaa. OPPICB-Caraar
rarrj atraate, Alliany, Or.
D
R. nARTOV DAVIS,
PtiraMana aa Sureaoaa. OPTIftl Oaraar
a -VI Hnia.lt bia atraate, A I baa , Or, Call
ttaudd la oilT an4 aaaatry i
c.
V. C'lIAMBERlVlIaT, M.
HaoMnfiallilat. rSpaeUlat la aleaaaa at tee I a.
Taraatf taarV epariaaaa 0aa fcaam- te t a tat
1 la ( at, aad 4 V laraaiaf. Albaa? , rafaa.
F
1R"JT NATIONAL BAKU,
ra.lot ..
imyn L XI t
Vlea PraahWoa
,ili..,..
rtA.ArTS A aKMFRALbankln.toaainaoa.
ACt Or NTS KtrT anblKl la abaci.
SI0HT EXl'UAHOK and tat Tapeie traaarar, aald
Ma Torb, Baa rraaeiaoe, CMaafa and Fvtaaa
CO .LECTION aUDloa faaraWe Varanl.
aiaatToaa
t. t. Tom K, W, Lanaaoa
Blau, l. run
( I. St.
IN!ffCO NATIONAL BANK,
Or AUllTiOIMOR.
capital itock tico.oce.
Praallant.... J L COWAW,
Tlaa-Praatdaat J M BALSTOrT,
at C-hl-. O A ARCU1B0LD.
Paattoaa, J L Cowaa, J at Ealfbaa,
LaaM. W U Oalira, i A Cratrerd ud OA
W
, Arab
fRArTB ACTS a caaaral banking koala .
DOAWBIOHl DRArrSoa Ma Tork, Saa
aa Partiar I, t,Orafoa.
LOAil MOrtKTua appro eaeartty
UCUVXdapaaiuaublacI aback.
B
ASK OP OREUOS.
iUtlT, OINOD,
Capital,
a- ,.
Fraatdaat .
Tlea-Praaidaal.
aaai
H PMEBULL
... JLA"Hfg
laT W BLAH
TraaaaeU a ranaral baabiBr buaioaaa:
Eichanta bauahl and aaid aa all iba arlaaiaal
alliaa la tha I'aitad Biataa I al aa aa Eaflaad, Iraiaod.
franaa aad Gannaoy.
vonactmaa aiada al ail iimiibla patala aa Caaac-
aia tam,
li
ataraat allaaad aa MaM dapaatla.
1!
ask or acio,
oio. oinao.
mou:
1 Naaaa
Tk PraaMlaat..
J lay MTaaa
) 1UT
Munla,
U Braaal
r O aSab.
THE
IIIAiUOaD
Far x 1NG
For aal bjr
STEWAIjlD 8 SOX,
Dealers In
NERAL HARDWARE
Albanjr, Oregon.
ILBAHT CCLLSSJATE I9STITUTS
ALBANY. OREGON
1891, 1892. ' '
a
riral Tens peaed H'pleaahcr lk.
A foil corpn of lntruotora,
CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY
COMMERCIAL AND NORMAL
CLASSES.
Cournfix ot atudy arranged lo in (Ml t
all grade of atn'lent".
SfrrSml tiauemrintt ojjtred to itmdent$
from abroad.
rr. r.!, i".ir cit
REVERE HOUSE,
ILBANY,
OREGON
JHAS. PFEIFFER I'llOPHI ETOR,
FHifii ud Xrai-ciaaa atvls. T&t.lna
uppllwl wi. the bMt Jn tbe tnsrket
Nice alcpluKaoartirifmta. Hmpla room
-,r cotu:norcil traroiora.
Red GrownMills
AfTD BAA KIUI SS.
KEfTSTOUACf! FACILITIES.
Albany -:- Nurseries.
W ara "(lurlnir to "i!mtir( tha ffnaat U,t lalflrralt
tn-ca, nail duairahla TArlatiw In
tha atata.
0 u h n Irj I 1 1 1 (I ; 1 1 . i .il ,, ar Uila'ata
IN.SPEniOJT INVITED,
and
BATIBFACTIOJf OUARAKTEED.
trS-.ml fii.-i!tr;,'iia ore ill n u. it ,thj al
in n nil". I, i i n ( a ,i i r.lii ; Altian r.
waarnaa:
BOaiaa,
WHY IS THE
XL L. DOUGLAS
G3 SHOE CENTtaUVIe'N ,
TKt BK.ST SHOE M TMlWufiLO FOR THE MaNT
ItteaaaaraloaaabAMSWllhaalapkaorwat Ihraait
tn bur taa fM maila o( Iha baat ana fit. atatl.h
and aaaa. aad basaaaa aaa mnrm aA'wa of lata
iia rana aay ixaar ataviK-faraf, n ai(uaia aaa
Miii'MaailM f rna aa.ui la ma .
Cft )liaaaUa llaad-aawad, tna nnan aair
Saa atitw amr i" l-vmi aauala rraaatt
xi annaawnica aat it" "a''"-
l Uaad-awad.iVaU. nkais Una ealf.
atnab.fumrriaiiai
ar iffril al IhM I'rli
iilaahitaaatMUna rrum
anna anar
prloa t aama raja aa ua
m aa
i bA KitoAvui.
CO ft Vt"-a tHaai rarmaaa. Xallroad Waa
aiaaa aad Irttct'arrlaraU waartbaaii auaralr
aaamlaaa. amooia Inai.lo, kaaaf tiiraa aoiaa. aataar
aKaaUais 'n pair will araar araan . .
AA lia aalfi o baiiat ahiaaaf firTarafJ a
aa thla artnti iaa trial will eoaaluaa Uitaa
lrho want aaboatoremnfuri and aaraica. .
fin i and i.ati WarklaamaVa ahna
ajaba ara vary nmu and duralJa. Vanaa aa
baa anaa nu a Ulai arm raaauiaarinaaa.
rtAval aad I.A arawd aluM
LlUJO wiira T iha btiraaTanrwtaarai lUaa
pa tlMlr marlta. aa tha lu-raaint a aaw.
I rtrl Ina .1'l, llaad-arrd ahna, 1
LUQICB l-'ii.iiIa.aarraitlUh a.iuaialrau
uiM miatina f nm At ill to aft Ml.
. and l.3 anna fnr
ba baat flaa LK'ngota. tuyllah aad durabla.
t aailua.-4Ua that w. U UHtlar aaaaa aaj
aatoa ara nam pad oa taa outturn uf aaon aaua.
rrTIKI an ftrBtTITlTKaTl
Taataacn lcal ad-arrtlaod di-lra aiiinilyliu yon,
XtTaCa A01 CiLAri, Brack I aa, MaaaTViuV
IA ORIPPK.
CURED
By using S. B, Headache and Lirer
Cure, and S, B. Coueh Cure as di
rected for colds, Thy were
SUCCESS irTTHtHTSr
used two years ago durinpr the La
Grippe epidemic, and Tery flattering1
testimonials of their power oyer that
disease are at hai.d. Price 75 and
50 cts per bottle. For sIe by Fo
shiy&Mison. Scientific America
Agency Tor
COPTRICMTA, ato.
flnr tnf nrmattnn a'd frre nnnrtronk writ In
KL.NN Al'O-Srt llllcUWAr. NW Votlrt.
Oldaat traraatt f ram.-urtre pt"-nta In Amarioa.
Krerr patact lokon out bf na la hrmiatil belr
aba avbUc bj a umca elrcn free of cliant u ua
'cicutific mcri
Lareatt nmitatlin of nay artontlrM panav Iba
wTd. fpiu.tiJiT liiutratl. No tnirllia"
nan aHmild ba without It. Wwl. I.OII a
tnr: 1JI III morilha. Addraaa Mt'N.S CO,
tlUHKKa,Aa Urua4waj.2a' I'wL
EAST AND-SOUTH,
Southern Paciflc Route
SHASTA LINE.
Eipraa Train laava Portland bally.
sSnbl I
f T.i.L p..ruand ArTT Si aa
I t r L Albany l, ( :?3 A
It a a I Ar San Franrlao LaT;oara
Abara l-ala (tap an!y at .aloia atatMna north
al Anaabnrf. Kaat Fortland, Oravm City, Wnad
earn, aaiaaa, Albany. Taaeanl, Hhudd, UaUay liar
taborf. Junction city, liimf, Euffana.
aaaairaa bail, n.r
tit a I Lv Portland Ar " 40 f
IktO r a f L Albany L I !!.
Itlra Ar Roaabarr LtI30ab
a? S!lEj?w
2 CiTTTOug
J? , aaa 1,1 III I"
pw
A. I . oaua-ava
j
auamv AOCA14 an.r axcarr Stsdat)
ear a Lv :I1
Aaaaaoa aaaf.
fill I C Albany - r It A
I IS r a I Ar Ua hanoa Lv :) A
7 0aa L Albany Ar 4:26 r a
tM a I Ar Labaoua La :0 r a
PULLMAM BUFFET SLEEPERS.
Tourist Sleeping Oars.
far Aeeaaaaaadlaliaa af baad-4'laaa f aaaci
ara, attaehedlta avxaircaa Trala
fVfal aide tMvlalaa.
BCTWEEV r at TLA H Ala COSTAtLIK.
Mill, raaiauaiii (Excavt iiuxiay,
7:iAa I
11:10 r a
Lr
Ar
Pirllaml
Carrallla
Lr 1 11 Ai ra
axraia taaiX dai'-i (Eirrpt ganday.
:tn r a
T.-tfra
L
I Ar
Portland
KcMlnn villa
A
r I .M a I
r I t .iS a 1
Lr
TAironli TlcketH
To all pottita
EAST AND
SOUTH.
fai Inii 111tor1aul.11 rca-ardin) rata, mar-t,
on Company Agvnt al Al wny
.. OKilLKB g P. tUHlERB
Manairar Aaal U. f. and t. Ar
YAQDINA BAY ItOUTB.
Oregon
llvtifi, Beeelver.
-o-
Ores-m Dsyolapnigat Po's Steamers,
Shwrt I.lae to Callfornli
Klrajt-cla Uiroub panwiijer .r!d
altttit Uuefrain rortlaod m! all tx.inU
h the WUIsmeU Valley to . uJ from !"an
f Tiaolaco, t 'al.
.FoatA ma'cp clone cciiiDCCtton Rt AIbn
"idi trains of the Oregon l'aclfl Knilroad
TliiE SOHKI IX :. txsapt 8ar!aja.)
'atva Albany U:2v r. a
laaa llorr.llia !.
ArH Taqoina, t:!)j r. 'Arnra Ai).tny, ll:i aa
.fjearo CorraJlia.lO:86A.M
O. dk O. trains '-rri;ct at Altanv .ud
3rvllU Tl:o above trnln fnneciat
faanior with tbe Oregon l)cvoiopirint
i5ryanpaiiy'a lAa of Hbeamabipa ttiraon
Vacinn and Han Franolaoo.
tilMVti IIATKW .
rvm rAi'-ii.
WlUautta
Valley, DaiamSar 13th, iiui Slat,
raoa a riAxciaoo
WUlamalla Vallay, DaoaraIr S'.h i ISthj f7tb.
The Corjiriv w-xryea tli ngnt t
rrjge aailiog 4aU f'thont notloe.
I. B. Paaaenxera from Por-land and
VUlatAiette Vafl6y poinU can make oloae
rnuisctiAn witb the train of th Yamiina
tnuuat Albany or OofTallla, and Ifdea
fVtaKi to Ran Kranclroo abould a rr an to to
rlve at Ynaolna tbe avonlna before date
t illng
WTmtajff Fr'shf rale alway lb
- La treat
far inform tl 1 apply to A R Chapman, Preljrht and
iekat Aranl, A'hany, C. '. mnaft..
it t . .r t f. Ai!i
CorraJlla.
coC.G-
, Poftlwitl, Oiyko. A. P. jtTOirtnoiit, Vrtn,
tVnuKh rVliof : Capita l llu. (miuk, vik m. inQi.
Mitwcwrwiof itud, Muii ,td-i of lattloH,
lluslness. Short hand,
Ty?rHritiHf,l'tnmamikip,aH,l English !', mntit
AW I n awrlon Uiruuitbout tha v.. riimlrnia alnilt
at any lima. Cxial'ja ia fruin cltkar aciio.il fta
Pacific Hailiodi
t Scutotvat.
FRKK 61LVKK.
Tlx liouu committee on Coinage hna ile
ciiletl to report lavorab'jr un. D'and't free
coinage bill. Fiicmla of the tnraMite clulm
thnt out of 331 mrmlirrt In the I ouie So vill
vote for the u.emiur, The)' y ttii cf tlitie
re repuhlicam and the rtmaimUr ilciiKK-tnli.
Of thene who K ill tote aalnit It 40 me demo
lat. The following It the hillt
BUNU'l II ILL.
Section I. The unit vtlue In the Uuliod
Siatet to he the itanaid ailver lollr ta now
coinnl, iltyi craim of itandnril nlvcr, or the
Kohl dollar 5 8 lo grain of ttanriard golJ.
Stamlart Rolil anil at ver com o the United
!Sttft tre to lc Irgal tenilcr In pigment of all
ilstiti. Any holder of fjohl or iler hulliun
ol the value ol fioo or more, blanilanl fine
nem, will he enliiletl 10 have the mma tiruck
In any authniiied coin of the United State,
fiee ol chartir. at the minta of the Untied
State, or nwydcpoiit the lAine At kuch minti
and receive thercior coin no'ri cqut in
amount to the coinnge value ol the bullion de
poaited, and the bullion liecume the property
of the government. Tli coin note to mutd
ill be in denomination ol not let man VI
nor more than iox, and l alto Irgal
tender.
Sec. t. After the P'i;e ol thin act, it
will not be lawful to iuue or re-iau gold r
tllvcr ceriilicatc or (rcaiury notet, provldeil
for in the act ol lu y 14, 1590. Ail men
noie rectived in the liettuiy are to be can
celled and dettruved, and coin no'et, at pro
vided for in the firm teclbn, be iuued in lieu
thereof, provided thit alia.lt not alter the legal
lender character of inch note now iuacd.
Sec i. The coin note herein authorized
may ba reiuu l, but the amount at any lime
outttanding it not lobegreatei orl.Mthan the
value of the coin and bullion at coming value
held in the treasury 1 ia note to be re
deemed in coin on demand at h treaiury or
ay ub-treauiy, and the bulliot depottted
tha II b coined at It aa nccettaiy lor
redemption.
CIIANC.ISO STANDARD DOt.LAtS.
uch
S.-c. a. Any holder of lull leual tender, in
eold or tiiver coin of the United State to the
amount of f lo, or mote, may drpotit the tame
at the anb-treatury, and aeccive Iherelore :om
note, herein aulhoiiaed.
Ssc. 5. Teae. of July 14, iSou, thai! be
repealed.
Sec. 6. Si toon at France thai! reopen her
mint to the free and unreatrlcted coinage of
tiiver at her pieaeut rate of bdtn and one-
half pound if tilvtr lo be worth one pound of
cold, troy, it will be the duly of the preaident
of the United Stale to make a public pro
clamation I lhat fact, whereupon the taid
ratio ahall le the tcal ratio of the United
Stale, and thereafter the ttandard ilver
dollar shall consist of 400 grbint of ttandard
lilrcr and dolla' ef tiain in the
treaiuir. or comini: in thereafter, thai! be
coined aa fast a practicable into ftoIMr of
400 graina, and gain anting therefrom to be
accounted for in the treaiury.
BOKB HAKMONY NF.EDKU.
For tome time there naabten much talk
among democrat all over the country tha
whatever New Yoik atked In the nation
al convention ihould be gr Anted. Thla
wa, of rourae, upon Implied condition
that the democratic l?adrr in that atate
would untclfiahly puraue a courae bcl
calculated to promote the election of the
candidate nominated by the convention.
Dut now tin whole aapect of affaire i
changed. Frcm many of the beat and
ablcat democratic paper of the nmi try
come now the advice to Ignore New
York, and male uch i.otiilna'.ion a the
belt juu'gmtnt tl the convention Willi
dictate. Not a few urge the nomination
.f Otvtland without regard .o the wlahe
cl New Ycik, Intlatirg that Cleveland
atindt a much better chance of election
without New York than lll'.l atould
with I:. Thla turn In democratic feel
leg and aentlmer.t grow out of the
"nap-judgment" method adopted by the
leader in New York to accure the election
of c'tlegtt rotn that atate favorable to
the nomination of Hill. Why Hill and hi
friend thould have made the mlatake of
Calling what the World call "tnap judg
ment." "mld-arlr ter," freeze-out" con
vention, U Ineip'Uab'.e, in view of the fact
lhat Iney were reasonably tore of electing
tuch delegate even if the convention were
not called to rr.ee! untl! In April 01 May.
Tlveremut be more harmony InNewYork
And Waahington or the democrat might
aa well forego the hope of electing a pres
ident In November.
8iio-.hIaOo!, kenm:.
Heretofore the city of Sclo and suburb
have conttlatuted two tchool dUtrlctr.
Recently petition were circulated In each
raking the county ichool tuperlntendcnt
f consolidate them. The petition were
tlgned by nearly all the legal voter of
each diatilctand tuperlntendcnt Ruaaetl,
hat, accordingly, contol'dated the two dl
trlct into one. Dy the aid of Mr Ruttell,
the school have been reorganized and
graded and hereafter Sclo will be hletted
with advantage he tlioold have enjoyed
for many year pant. The people of the
town have thow-n good judgment In lhu
contolidating and grading their tchool.
A eveiy teacher L now, a teacher In a
graded tchool can care for twice the
number of pupils that he can In an un
graded one and at the time time hi work
will be mors effective.' A $15,000 or $,
000 achool hovte it said to be In contemp
lation in the near future. This 1 a step
In the right direction and the people in our
neighbor city, are lo be congratulated on
good tense they tho in this matter. Ai
a mere mov;ment to enhance the growth
of the town none better could have been
made. If the school authorities succeed
In making the school what they should
be they will soon find people In the sur
rounding country anxious to patronise
them, and, to that end many will purchase
property and become permanent resident
of the town. Thi is a up in the right
direction,
' Of the many rare Bible the "Breeche"
edition I perhaps the bet known, but the
'BUhop liib'e" i equally deterying of
tudy by thoe Interested in 'bibiilography,
Samulc Hutchlmoii, of Charleston, Mat.,
was potftsed In 1775 of a copy of the
lsue, so called on account of it being the
translation done by eight bishop in the
reign of Queen Elizabeth, and his descend,
ant own it now, Christopher Barker, of
London, wa the printer, and the black
letter press, marginal note and concord
ance, all between the tame cover, give
the quaint old volu r.e a flavor distinctly
its own, . '
"O'l thnt mine enemy would write a book
is an old siying, but it nevertheless retain lu
force. Blaii c wrote let1 era usi many Tien
were g ad 1 1. treat. Heimann, H B Miller,
C E Wolverton and a number of iiher re
publican cong-ciionl ajiranli in thi con -gretfional
dijri-rt arc thanking their atar
nearly every day that Geer, of Marion, crowdi
the press of the State with column after
column of nothingness. Never di t men re
quire sn little effort tor vercome a poliiical
opponent for a iiuiniu .tiwii to conguew a tin
above named aspirant do to overcome Gee'.
AIroOt dai'y coci he writes himself down a a
crank.
.Spurgeon, like Grant, loved a good
cigar, and he tmoked nlmoat a many of
them a tie Ct-nrirl did, Jhe great
preacher. w a miiil t 1 eurlnu phvtique.
( He wa thort nnd fat, or f "portly habit"
a the doctor. ay euphemistically. In at
j tire he looked more like a country squire
j than a famous metropolitan minister.
TKLKdltAPHIO NEWS
Aaalnai an Karly taavrallnn.
Biiookltm, Fob 12. An anli-llill tiMHttc
itiK liclil ut Uio CriU'rion Umuttr tonight
wna litrjri'ly Uoiu1ihI. Afrurttim Ifunly open
ml (ho inrH'Hnir, unit hi acfttliinif mbtike of
Hill ami hi follower w,h chwrwl lit every
jMiint, nml lliore wcw nnonid chiir for
(Jrowr Ulowlnml. KdwHrd M Hhcppunl,
cliiiirnmn of (lie niitint;, anokn in mwn
roiiiiiittiii(ion of tlm net of thn Hill men in
CHllinir aiit'h nn curly convt'iilion. He wiw
followttl by John rowiit Wnnwr, wlioae
MjierH'li wna the principal onnof Uie eviniiitf,
Tha nil ver Mra.
Wakhinotok, Feb 12. Hie ailver ttton
lmve BotttecL'ht or ten jn'titione in circuit
tion on the iloiiiix riitir aide of the hniiae ur
trinf tlint the ilvor bill be iuikIo a apocial
cotiUnuitiK onlor, nml miiil they lnul early
bxliiy mvunil about UK) ijmtr. There tiro
tloubta etiUYbtintHl m to the expctlienry of
the petition iiiovoiucnt. but the ailver men
niiihlly tNlieve it way tulvamis the ronaidor
ktiiin df the bill, anil lire iloiiij wlmt they
run to tiring tho mutter to an inue early in
tlio actaiion.
Hot Ha Bad
EuoicNK, Or Feb 12. A nnvtinj of U10
ttorkUoMor of U10 Kutfeno Cimnlii),' nnJ
I Vkinir ComtMUiy wna liulJ nt the boiurdof
trmle nxnna litHt eveninir, nml a atnteiueut
wiw made by tlm ilim-tort of the uffiur of
the company. 1 bin allow tbe ennnory not
to bo in ao luul a nlinpn rut hud, trenerully
Ueii iuppomil, tttid while Uie cannery hit
met W illi loamw. yet it u tlioutrlit U will
coiiio out ull riuiit in (ho future and be one
t .1. - 1 I . 1 . a .1 a.
01 me Hituinn iiiNuiuuoiiaoi uio country
ittreel t ar Ilet4 lt
r KKNito, lul rtb 11. Utat htKut a enr
on the fuir-gToimd lino wiu held up by two
men on Ventura etreet while mukinir the
hmt trip out. lue man totMKd the homo
and the other itmonted the cur, nt the mini
time holilinir a revolver U) Unver Kerr
head. nd demiutdtnir hi money. Kerr
showed birlit. but wiw overrtowereii by the
aot-ond miin. and tmveun what cluuiire be
Im.t, nixMit . I time pnnaeniffm worn tn
the cur. one of whom, an Arnieniiin, Uiruat
hi head out of a window to eeo what wu
wronir. He hud no oonnr done ao when one
of the robber plneed A pixbil to hi heiul
ami tirer miiaini' him to full btuk into the
cur. The wound i thought to be futul. The
robttera oacninHt.
Tha War Aprlag ateaarvallaa.
WAaiiiNOTOx. Feb 11. Senator Mibln-I I
of Oregim, Unlay introduced a bill pertim
ticntly fixinir and deliuinu; the boundary
line ol the arm firiiiin inilutn reaerv
tion in Oreiron, and ilix liunni it to be thnt
part of the line run and aorveyed by T II
Hundley in 171 . from tho initial point ttti
to and including- the twenty-sixth thmxif
thence in a due went counw to the aunimit
of the CiiKcuile mmiuUtina, a found by
l omnuaxioner Mark A rullerton, Uillutiii
II II Iufur ami Jame F I'urne, in their
report U) the wxrebiry of the interior of
June 8, IXVI.
Thai e) f'aavratlaa.
Xkw Yokk, Feb II. Tlmre waa lnsld to
night in a large halt of Cooar Union
itinMw meetintf of demorr' t to proteat airuini-t
holdinir a dumormtie atute convention Feb
rtutry -J, aftr only four week notice. It
la thi convention, which hiut htn denomi
mititi "Senubir Hill' atuo convention.
and the meeting to-night waa prompted 1
larj,"ely by adherents of ex-I 'rcaideiit Cleve
land. A llillilaal tK Irrtlta,
Nkw Yoiik, Feb 11. (Seorijo Fry, a
private th-Uvtive from Walla Walla, wa
id tho totimh court thi momitiir and mmle
compluint mf-.tinit a priaoner named John
imn. who Fry claim bipwan-l him out of
f IWW. Fry wo on hiJ iray to Kuroie.
and had the money in 'tfofd. Johnaon dif
fered to clutni-e it in bill, ami ptihM Fr
out of the rhce and h lc4 the door. Thi
wa jAtntiory 6. Fry kw Jolinm on Dm
street tlii mominf. The latter tri d to
eacape, but wa iac'1 by the poliee. Jnhn
snn denie the whoie atory. He ay he i
a lirookly barber, ile waa held for exami
nation. lavedlgallag Tatter.
WAitiusnTtix, Feb 11. Two ilay aio
the 1 resident ordered an invetirttion of
the cenaiii bitreau. It wa tried to kefi the
inveatisftition a nerret, but tome of 1'orter'a
friend heturd of it. and were very rnnrh in
rvnaed at the pwident for hi m-tion. When
the net-ret inveatiiftttion wa ordered. Porter
was not in the city, and bad bwn away for
ev-ral week. Ilie iwixon for Uie inventi
ir.i'i'm i uid to be a lt-ttcr from the preni
dent of the ft Italia Furniture Id writ of
Tnule. lii hirinir the btirtnu' fiirtirea on
manufacturing atatixtioi inaccurate.
Willi la BjalatOvrr.
(iAttuKi.D, Wuh Feb 11. A complica
tion in the town government baa arisen that
may yet 1 carried into the court. At the
town election in ItecetubtT three memlicrs
of the council were uhonen to take the place
of It p McCroakey. A Overby and t W
William, whone tinru expinxl in January.
S 1' Crairg, one of the newly elected cotincil
men, refuMed to qualify, and now Williams
claim the teat under the proviaion of the
law governing towna of tlie fourth claaa,
that otlicer hold their poaitiona nn til itc
ceaaor are elected.
Malty Babbe4.
Seattle, Feb 10. K Marvan, of the
firm of Marvin Quinn, proprietor of the
Tycoon aaloon, at 1110 Waahington treet,
waa arreMtod tonight at the inxtance of Lud
viir lloriar. of Kverett. who chartrnd him
with sUtaJinf from him an $400 certificate
of deposit. 1 he theft w alleifed to have oc
curred in the Tycoon aalcxm at 10 o'clock
Tuiwdiiy tiik'lit. uml Horig implicate two
gambleni aa Marvin' amwrntilice. War'
ronta are now out for their arreat upon the
same churo. Horitf claim he waa tutked
to play a game of cards with tlie two (rum
blera. Ile lost and the (ramblers told him
he must pay them IViO. He refused to put
up tne money and waa oiwaiiitea by the
by the gambler. Then Marvin appeared on
the scene and told Ilorig be would have to
nut ud the mnnev before he left the house.
Thoroughly frightened, ho Anally produced
a certificate of deponit for and wa
forced to sifrn it. Marvin took it, promi
ing to give him back 1750 today. Karly
thi morn in (, Marvin canned the certificate
of dimwit, Unrig finullv went to the police
and Marvans' arreat followed.
Tired or It.
New York, Feb 10. An Ohio uenator
aid today that Senator Sherman told him
yesterday that he U not and will not boa
candidate for the presidency, and that if
hia friend in-nut on running him they
would probably bo dincouraged. The sen
ator milled: "I have been boujfht and sold
in convention until I am sick of it." Mr
Sherman's name haa been marked off the
presidential lint here.
Tkn Want kaaw
New Yonic, Feb 10. Tho worst in re
gard to the Hotel Royal fire is now believed
to be known. Seventeen persons in all,
eleven of whom were women and six men,
is tlie sum total of the dead. Of these
even have been positively identified and
two others partially so. It is expected that
the identity of these two persona will be
known by tomorrow at the latest.
A Mew Jeraey Earthquake
. Trehtow, N J Feb 10. A d'wtinct shock
of earthquake wag felt in east Burlington
tonight.. House' shook and trembled, aa if
about to fall, clocks were stopped, and the
people ran wildly and excitedly through the
strews. The duration of the shock was
about ton seconds.
Jaat Like Llaa.
Unios, Or Feb 10. A petition haa been
presented to tlie county court of Union
county, asking the court to ignore the ac
tion of the state board of equalization, and
direct the clerk to extend the taxes on ' the
roll as taxed by the county board of equali
sation in September. The court however,
denied the petition, and ordered the clerk
to extend the taxes on the leases as equalized
by the state board of equalization.
The i'anal Extra Work
Colfax, Wash Feb' 10. G W Babcock,
architect, and W White, contractor for thn
new courthouse, haue sued the county for
826,000. Mr Babcock's claim is f 1000 and
White's 8A5.000. The cause of the suit is
that the commissioners refuse to pay the
above amount for extra work done on the
courthouse at tlie time it waa built, the
commissioners claiming the price was ' al
together too high. - -
A aad and ttemaalle Htory.
riTtenttttu, Pa Feb 12. -Mr Trnvemo, a
momlier of a prominent lloaton family, ha
btxm brouplit all tho way from A limit a in
iron and win tie (loiuinoil in a linitimore
miul-hotiHO. Ho wiwinelmrifo of William
F Dttrno and Kinory W Foter. of Wanhimr
ton. Tlny told a iul and romiuitio itory.
For over 'JO yenr Truveme lived on a little
Khun' near Pitka, uttnictinu no unuiinl at
iiticiii. liiiHt tjetober ho became o violent
that hi relittive in lliwtini rind tho author
itim ut WitHhintrtoti were informed, and
Mew r oter and Durno wen aent to Ala
ka to brina; TrBverno biu:k. They loft Aliut
kit with hi 111 January 12. On Oio voviitro
down the coimt Travermt became to violent
tniitlt wiw found niHwaary to put him in
iron, and notuo time to gitif him.
Alabama eiyle
HiitMtNutt am. Ala Fob 12. Lout Mon
MUy ni(lit at Homtutulu, Tumnlooaa county
two notrona broke ojion D 8 HoberUonH'
tiire, robbed it and burned ittotlieirfound.
They were arrented, and on the way to
TuMaihxwa a btnly of niUMkml and artntKl
men took tne neirroc; from the guiinU and
wuttg them to the nniireat tree.
Miariie.
A crae 33 Inche long with a head 8 V
6 inches will hold a btithel, a fact worth
pasting In your hat. ,
About the dryett rcadlna of the day to
thinking people U the alleued humor of
ome writer with big reputation.
Pattl ald ahe fell like tlioutlng when
tlie aw JNUijar. The IitMocHAT man
felt Ilka saving all hla breath for the hack
men and teller of Indian relic, when he
looked on the mad water.
An exchange get off the following re
markable statement: Over ninety per
cent of thote who buy real cttate make
money, uver seventy-lire per cent who
uo not looic.
The K venr o'.d daughter oi iV I)
Ilouae, of riatt county. Mo,, It I claimed.
can read letter without breaking the teal
and books without teeing tttepage. King
wou;u dc no ' here betide her.
Ctmtraata are always p'.eatant to con
aider, particularly In Oregon. The follow'
Ing I laughable to Webfcet. A Maine
farmer haul hay to town In the winter on
an arrangement with sled In front
and wheel behind, to a to be ready
lor ine cnangeame weatner.
The mjat prominent iren have been
the one who trutri'led In vain for the
prealJency. Clay, Webtter and Blaine
are example. It It a colossal thing to be
prcaldent of a nation that can frlirhien the
life out of a little nation like CmIII; but
there are much greater men than ome
pretldent are o far a ability
i concerned.
They needed money badly In a church
at liurna, near Kurtalo. ao they lietJ
toclal, and TSerc lathe way they ralaed the
money: Aero the one end of the room
wa a curtain. For an hour the guest
chatted after the old fathloned church
social ttylc. Then the curtain wat sud
denly withdrawn. There In row stood i
of the prc'.tleat women in t e congregation,
bluahlng and tmiling, each bearing upon
her boaum a placard on which were the
word a : You may kla me for a rent
It wa fifteen minute before the device
began to work, but when It did the tllvcr
quarter tali I y atuywrred into the apron
ol the young ladle' circle. Old and yuung
eagerly ru.iicj to tne iron", to exchange
ccrtn i.r Mate. The how laated only a
thort time, when i;ie curtain wa again
draw 11. Then the atorin burst. The
women were icalcu f their huabanc1
and a itojen or more family tgbt were
started at once. Soon It wa announced
that the women would poae again in a
thort time. Then the Atij;ry women tor
down the curtail. and tle out the light.
A scrambling lor the door followed and
for over two hours the church members
goaalped and fought on th- sidewalk.
They finally dltprrard and .a factional
church fig it I the result.
One of the niont philosophical advei
tiacra we have seen bail Iroin Kugene.
lie any: HtockhoMers in ih cannery
are pretty heavy hater but ther will not
leei it much, a they can make it all
back in tkj days by
ale, next haturia
attending the auction
ay, and buying real
estate.
The Ifayette IUcr says that Hon A
H I'.urbank haa receivetl direct from
Jerusalem ome seed from the locust
tree of that country, epoken of ao often
in Bible bialory, and that Mr I'.urbank
saya it waa from thla tree that John the
Baptist obtained hi food when be lived
on locust and wild honey.
Mr Bird, superintendent of the Palem
arsnnery haa written to H It Miller of
thit city proposing to tell a mode n can
ning plant for f 2.500 and take one-third
ot it in stock. Mr Miller lias called a
meeting of the leading citizens to discuss
tlie proposition the National Bank
building. Grant's l'nsa Courier
A local society Is making arrangementa
for three papers giving the principles of
the democratic, republican and prohibi
tion parties, at a future meeting," each
also to give the principles of the other
parties from their .standpoint. Huch
papers could be made very interesting.
particularly if written from a partisan
standpoint, as they probably will be
There should be a fourth paper on the
Farmer's Alliance to add spice to the
occasion.
There is being considutab.a talk of
base ball team in Albany this year, with
professional players. If Albany wants a
club it should face the music. There is
just one way to have one, and that is to
Eay for it, as clubs absolutely will not
egin to pry for themselves In a place
anywhere near the s.zo ot Albany. That
is a univer.ial experience. No flKureg lie
more than previous ones in reference to
base hall gate receipts, 1 hey don't pan
out. The question is simply one of
whether our citixens are willing to invest
a certain amount to nave a ciut to
praise if victorious and to kick at if at
tho tail end.
There ia much more courtship by
correspondence than many people real
ize, resulting many times in marriage:
Here is a case that didn't result that
way: In Boise valley, Idaho, they tell
a joke on old man Yates, who lives on
Sucker creek. Though a small, withered
om nacii of uo. he wa not averse to
marrying, and lie corresponded with a
lady in Oh.o for that purpose. He bad
plenty of means, and repeated the old
saw to his hands when they twitted him
about his flame that it was better late
than never. Miss Ohio sent for his
photograph. Yates went to town in his
best togs, had his "picture pulled," and
enclosed it in an envelope with a love
letter full ot sweet nothings. But tbe
young fellows put up a job on him. They
smuggled tbe portrait of a fine-looking
young cow-boy into the envelope instead
of that of old Yatts and posted it. The
lady's heart was captured by the picture
and she came in hot-haste to- Boise, to
capture ber hubby. But, alas 1 when
Yates safd that he was Yates her throb
bing heart sank into her rubber shoes.
He cne-ed and swore around because the
boys had played that trick, and the lady
fairly collapsed and got sick, but finally
gathered herself together and went back
to tne state of Major McKinlejr.
If yon hear any one speak about the
Duke of Oregon you- may know, they
mean Senator Mitchell. Speaking of
dukes, a republic like France that will
allow such a title ought to be taught a
series of lessons on democracy.
llheumatic people should read tbe
following: In the North' American
Practitioner for September, 1891, Dr
Joseph Lane Hancock writes that for
the last two years he has been treating
cases of inflammatory rheumatism with
a local application of carbolic acid ap
plied in the form of a four per cent solu
tion on a warm flannel cloth wrapped
closely around the entire affected joint.
Dr Hancock states that his custom is to
leave this dressing on overnight, placing
it in position just before the patient
retires-
IttOM tODAVILLE,
Aatlher Callei far linn 4'aUMty
February 11th, 1892.
A question that haa long been agitated
n this towr,le- the feasibility of building
college. Considerable interest baa
lice n manifested from time to time, but
until late thing bad never assumed a
permanent shape.
0 W 15arzte,of Hlicrman county, brother
of Prof itart-ce, of thi place, lately came
Into our town, and after niaWina investi
gation and nntiiifyiiig himself of (he ad-
vnntHuT" ol tins point for an inbt tntfoii
of lcarniiik. made a proposition to the
cltlxena which waa accepted, vhs: that a
subsidy ojh liouu he ralaed, in rotiniiiiiriia-
tton 01 which ne proposed 10 uttiiit a
Chilean pultablo to accommodate 3(H) ir
4(H) students, ichool to be established
thi next Heptember.
On Tuesday eveiilnir last a mass meet
ing waa held at the school house, and
after the uatiai preliminary five minute
speeche a thousand dollar waa sub
surlbed In a few minutes, and later Hie
writer has learned that thia mini ha
bnen augment d by three hundred more.
Citizens are confident of success and
Hodavtlle la jubilant.
Work la to be commenced by (tuna 2Uh
and to be finished by HeptemWr lt. A
full faculty I to be employed and Prof
Barxce, who will have charae (if the In
stitution, proposes to open up with 150
stuiienis.
Hodavtlle will be an educational point
of which Linn county will have just
cause to be proud; with an extremely
healthful locality, a fine mineral soritiit.
a commodious tmtli houaeand with a first
class school to back it Hodavllto will step
I. A . A I - A l '
iuu) ine iron i rana.
raoatmaatVB Citizkm.
Ilaov. Mavu lk, Feb 9, iyi
The three year old ton of Mr and Mrt
RN 1'hcmpaon wa taken sick with
carlet fever tome two week ago, finally
retuittng in dtptheria, ol which he died on
Friday lat, and was laid to real in the
city cemcteiy.
Our railroad hobo' left here between
dark and daylluht, taking with them
good supply of whlakey, and Joe llanaaid
mourn the lota ol the whUkty
They
broke Into the Ro at tatoon and
theinaelvea.
helped
The family of K M Bradley are tore
allllcted of late. Edna and Mr H. are
both tick, Edna havlne; been tick for the
pt six week.
II J C Averll i again able to be out on
the street,
Mia Maggie White ha been quite tick,
but 11 reported a bclrg otuitie improve
Better tell the therlff Mi frit it no ue to
come to Brownavllle at the populace are
alt broke, that It, judging other by your
cci retpondent
- aa aa
Ltes.
February 11th, 18U2.
Jaa Lyone U having a tract near town
layed out In 5 and 10 acre lota to be told
for fruit farm.
The late rain haa stopped plowing in
thla part of the valley.
Mehauia la on the boom. A new
school house ami several dwelling bouses
are to go op thla summer.
W A Klmaey, of Albany, waa in town
the first ot this week on busiuese for
Sheriff M Heott,
Mr Il M llcnfn returned home from
her visit to Corvallia Tuesday.
8 M Itrecao'a family have moved on
the Ja I,) on place, IxHwecn this place
and MchatiiA.
T C Sinner ha started hla aawmin.biit
owlnn lo the liiile demand for lumber be
ia running a light crew.
There ia a great deal of tlckiu es among
the children of thli vicinity.
There la to tx about 100G cord of K R
wood cut at this place this spring.
lrashlral Pkrlrb.
Bird Waggoner, the subject of this
brief notice, was of German extraction,
his Immediate ancestors coming to Amer
ica at an early day and aetttimr in what
is known aa tlie South. They were actor
in the struggle that nave u our free in
stitutions, lie was bora in Clay county,
Kentucky, In the year 110, where lie
lived until about 18. !0. when he immigrat
ed to Illinois. In the year IN34 he was
married to Miss C aroline Ticket, an otvu
cousin to Genet al Picket, of ConlcWerate
fame, rrom Illinois he moved to low a.
He and family w ere among the vast mul
titude that croaeed the plains in the year
152. He had the inliortuno to looe
his wife on this trip by death. His
second marriage to Mis Nancy E Gray
oroved to be a happy one. Mte, ailer a
ion and painful sickness, died about
even year ago. He was converted and
Joined the church in the year 184. For
many years he had been a useful mem
ber of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South, on the Brownsville circuit Hi
bonne waa ever a home for the ministers
of the gospel, never tiring io hi efforts
to helo them in their labor of love. He
was one of our best men, tilling bis place
ascitixen, neighbor, liuahand, lather.and
above all and best of all tilling his place
as a christian. The greatest thing that
can be said about him, is, he died as he
lived, a pure man, sustaining to the last
the beautiful christian character ba be-
San to form more than forty years ago.
'f the common weakness and detects ct
our disordered humanity, I do not sup
pose be was altogether free, but these by
no means controlled him. His last sick
ness was not protracted nor painful.
Lifea springs just ceased to tiow.and in a
good old age lie was gathered o hi
fathers. D. 0. McFablasd.
Bate Ball.
Albany, Or.,Feb. 13th, 1802.
Editor Democrat :
Will we have base ball, that is tbe
question that ia before the people ot Al
bany at present. They should respond
in a manner that would show determina
tion, and take steps toward procuring a
team that we would not be ashamed to
send abroad. I think it is every busi
ness man's duty to contribute something
monthly toward the support of a club.as
it not only affords . amusement of the
highest class, but it is a verified fact that
a base ball game will put more life in a
town than anything else for the same
amount ol money. Now as the season
opens in April and there are grounds to
enclose I will suggest that those desiring
to lake an interest in the games would
make their intention known, as we have
only two months to make preparatitns
in. Last Friday's Herald announced
that thero would be a meeting at
Boenickca. I will say in behalf pf dig
nity and propriety of tho game that
firelimimfry meetings are generally held
a hotel parlors and newspaper offices.
B. B.
An Albany man ha handed the Dimo
crat the following with the remark that
it I worth pubtUhlng: Here are two
views of it: - No woman, no matter how
grtal, can do a better thing than to cork
a wholesome, toothsome, dlgeatible din
ner Kama City Times. Ihl Is reck
less extravagance. Cooking is a fcood
thing if It be djne well; and it Is neces
sary. But one mother of healthy, vigor
ous, handsome, well-mannered, and
high principled children is greater and
more worthy of honor than a thousand
cooks N V gun. .
rattl Nut Coming ;
Poktland, Fpbl2. An Associated Press
dispatch from San Francisco, received last
night, says: "Adelina Potti, the famous
singer, will not come to the ' Pacific coast
this season. Her managers have telegraph
ed, canceling all her dates west of Ouialia.
The rerson assignod for this is that she is
doing an enormous business in the east,
and her managers wiah to exhaust that field
before coming west." .
I J.L .... in
MARRIED.
GOODMAN GOODUN. On Febru
ary 11,1892, at the residence of David
Goodiin, by Rev W L Blackwell, Mr
Chas C Goodman and Miss Ida 0 Good
iin, both of Linn county. Good tor the
gioom, ood for the bride, good for
tverybody. May they live good lives
and be prosperous. -
HOW ft AMD ARBOAD
TlltItBllA T. .
Conn k HnndrHson have at their store
soins hla red apples any coontry might be
proud of.
Under thn jnw tim tibia the jloWinra;
xprns arrivna t 12:J0 and the Portland
xpre at 12:23.
Four eir hisd of timber for th Albany
briilgfl anivfd ynatnrday from Mill Citv.
All the JnmW fur the luiHe ha licen
itirnhapi of Albany llrina, a naarh ? tie
tun h-tiro.
A plant at O jrrtu & Mimttitli' tri' t
(ronnrnl sUantinn , It wa raiaod hv Unule
Onor,; hut,'hi, ami show lonir and pnina
taa,I iug oar nn t ha part of M r II tighra. The
plant is an Iriah Kale.
Tho Ui"tr-r of Ktiitnne av f the run
nnry failure) Home ef the fruit canned hs
not hc 11 M ami what was snlri had lrt.ba
Iiapnafd of at low urine. Horn of th flneat
dried pi-aohaa ever aann were ot ont frrnn
our oannery Lot thny brouyht only six awnts
a iMiunri, wliara the uauul bnce 1 frdm
twelve to ei(hti'n rente.
Tha junior msjihar of tha firm rnenlinnDrl
In thn fnllowinu tliatmti h from Colnrnba.
().. i a brother of Mr li V M err 1 1, nf tha
Orijin ittuk, of this eityi Almut midnight
a lira wis dltonvnred in tha baaemant of
Pttririin errill' wall nam-r tora.
Thnt atnrr) w aona bartid nut, a wa aln
MOMiy llrii elotbinv bduan aid Rtettner
mualo rtcrn. MisaC'or Blair jumped from
tha aennd tury window and wa fatally
but t.. The Ivmm will retveh I00 000.
rillUAY.
Vnr.ua and Jupiter rign in tha heaven
srnntug nnw. beautiful etr, ,
Barker's d", iti',y il court ted in yellow
lla apcr wa the ciron at the depot this
noon.
Tli 0. r, train wilt leave Albany at
12:33 and fur th ffjiK it 12:43 inattad of
a heretofore.
Tha M V. Church South i being greatly
improved, among other tliinu a heater be-
ittg intrortuend.
A hn.atoloi s'atad arrangement ar
being; eompU-tH'l for a (matter for the San
ttam mines, tn ba arreted either at Albany
or at tna mine. Article of incorporation
will ba (ilea in a lew daya.
Quite an attraction lt evening at tha
opera hur was tha playing nf Mia (telle
and Amli Sender between th ant. Vhair
aflVrt were greatly appreciated, tntir piano
dueta enuring amuMml eatarlamment alona
worth atteoaing.
Tha Schmidt Label and lithographing
Company, ol Han Kraootaoo, today ljan a
autt in th Circuit Court i!iot tha Kugt B
Canning and Packing Co., for $701, for bat
anoe dun on printing labala. uaard.
Jodge Mcheuna, ot Calilornia, wa ap
pointed )teriay tc sneered Judye Jsawyrr,
and not, a anme hare lurerred, to tha poat-
ti.m ovnr which there ia aocb a atrifa be
tween II ill, SiinoD, Gilbert and other. IS
appotutment haa yet I -ecu made.
An A'banv mo call our a'tentioa to th
following! In North Carolina a jail caught
on lire I bora wore two priwiner toide.
black man and a wliiia man. The jailer
Cv each a (run and (old t.lm to took ont
for the other fellow, and neither escaped
in event wa crrtalniy a pfcabar "b.
Tha Atbby lVarco Mn'rt chnrcb waa
dedicated lat evomnsr with frnial eajrenio.
mm, uo'l. r chirem f Kv (ioodafiouah. who
preached th dedicatory rmon. Thar
a Urun attqilinoe. Tha church wa
built m 1'jUl), hot owin to different cir
cumtaucea ha ot prmioi.-ly ti dedi
cated. Tho ruanager of th Portland atpnitinn
hv lixvl tha dutn of th ow(iinA( ut the
fair nn tha Wedn-1ay following Iha cl w
ot tb la fair. That i'.tha lt fair will
Mien on MrKi4t',S 12th, and clo- oa the
I7'.b,d the 1'nrtlani xp:.titua will t pio
on thn 2lt and UMd far am.inth and day.
Th a wt.l prnvcnt any claeh In th dat of
I'.c two (alia tbia year,
Tna Maacor C,t;?t Ci.r. YesUnlay
thi club held its monthly shoot or
medal on the'r ground near ths dt-pol,
resulting a follow, in a shoot at 20 blue
rocks apiece: t
Phil Baltimore Ifl
Fred Blount. 15
Al l'erry 14
(Inter Vernon 14
Win Itendricaon 13
Geo Fmman . .13
Frank Wheeler 11
I B Monteith 11
LW Ieyoe 10
Grant Froman 8
Kd llauston .. 8
The go!d medal hence went to Mr
Baltimore and the silver medal to Fred
Blonnt. There being a tie for the leather
medal Froman and Huston shot ofT for it,
after three trial the menial which no one
wants petting into good hand, and will
lie worn by the popular insurance clerk.
An election nfofllcers was had in the
evening for the ensuiti year, resulting
as follows : W E Baker. President ; L W
Ieyoe. Captain ; Fred Blount.Secretary ;
Grant Froman, Treasurer, and l'hil Bal
timore, executive committee.
SATVaPAT.
Kt Valentin day to-morro.
8k ate fraa at I .-lira matinee ai tkating
rink to-morrow afuiruonn.
Ihe Tiniea nnder it preterit manarm :ut
U crrdlt to Hrownivilie.
Aahlaod haa juat hail a taii.e man'
earnival hko tna one held is Albany a
oonple year ago.
Prof G C Wtlon ia prinoiptl. Mark
Peery aed K'a Mi ore aaaittaota, in the Scio
public tchool, aa Jort graded.
Cap W W 8annder i now acting a en
gineer in tho Udndiy at the att peniten
tiary. Yettnrday wa Lincoln' birthday. It
wa celebrated in a becoming inanuer ia the
Urter cit.es of the U. 0.
Th U S Marine band oi Wathington D.
C the president band will pass thmngh
Albany oa April 18. It would atop off for
$700.
Dr Hill, of Albany, ia baviug 100 tore of
land eioartfl lo tienton county, and will act
it all out in Bon Davis apples.
One of tha beat theatrical treat of the
season will he the appearance of Maude
Granger in Albany in 'Crcoln'' next Friday
evening. There promites to lie a picked
house.
At a meeting of the Browneville Liva
Stock Atoolt on on Monday evening. Feb
8, at Browntvillee, it wa decided to fcive
another borsa show at that placo on Friday,
March 23th, 1802.
Thacvriage factory has started up, and
is now nnay tilling an order for forty cart
from a Euame firm. There ia also au order
for mere good from Eucena and a Portland
firm have clot-d a omit. ao for a large
number of bugy and oaok bad Ben tern
Leader.
A man wat elling 20 oranges tr 25 oenta
t.u tbe streets today. That anuoda cheep;
but we are iu formed a like orange (van sell
toe. ia Portland for 10 ceits a dozen or
three doaen fnr 25 ooots. A good orange
with tomothi.ig behiud th ekia ia chaiper
U 21, 50 or en GO oenta a dcxao.
Mr Tom Hill who went to the front on
(he O P to hunt for his brother J F Hill,
who wss lost, has returned to Albany. He
had forty men ready for the hunt; but six
Inches of snow prevented operation for
the preient.
J E Mott, international college secre
tary 01 tna i ni u a, the general secre.
tary of California, and J A Dummit,
traveling secretary of the Northwest,
passed tnroush - Albanv tbia norm for
Portland. Mr Dimmit has been arrang
ing ior a 1 m. u a in Eugene.
Mrs 8 C Sladden returned home from
San Francisco this morning, and ia visit
ing at the residence of Mrs J B Under
wood's. SLe has retained L Bilveu, who
will bring divorce proceedings in the
Lana county circuit court in a few dava.
against her husband.Captain Sladden.
uruitru. .
Mr Jas B Je nks. one of Tangent's
most popular young men, nnd Miss Kate
Howard, daughter of Eev Howard,
formerly of Tangent, now of Pendleton,
were married at the residence of the
bride's parents in the latter place on
Wednesday. Feb 3, and arrived home on
last Thursday. They were given a gen
erous welcome. Mr and Mrs Jenks have
the best wishes of many friends;
fhe'YPSOE of the U. P. church
gave a social at the church last evening,
that was full of enjoyment for the mem
bers and friends who attended. Besides
many games a short program was rend ered,
consisting of songs by a double
quartet.a recitation by Miss Clara Davis,
a reading in Irish dialect by Miss Mamie
Cundiff and one by Mr Floyd Dorria in
"piifiiVt fit tilpftf - -
Tho supper given by the ladies of the
M E Churoh South last evening was a
success, many remarking that it was as
good as any ever set in the W C T U Hall.
It was called a crazy lea it, a title easily
understood before the repast was com
pleted. The guests ate on platters.foond
their sugar In the milk pitchers, and
their cream in the syrup jug, etc. Bo
qnets consisted of cabbages, and things
general'' were mixed up in a manner to
cause numerous blunders by the unsus
pecting. '
ft K At. f STATU SA IF.
Geo Howell to William Bansee. 1
lot. Lebanon $ 260
Hannah Kobinett to I) T Kobinett
411.150 acres 14 W 1 2
B C Krusel to Win Krusel, power
01 attorney
Il Pearl to Silas K Keeney. one
seventh parcel land 13 W 3.. . 000
Martha K Schooling to John It
Cartwright, Schooling's Park,
Harrisburg 250
Mary B Carter to J P Carter, 80
acres, and 2 lots. Halser 1000
W J Vernon to W L Vance, one-
tenth 01 322 acre wo
W J Vernon to J J Vernon, power
of attorney......
Nick Zimmerman to Frank Zim
merman, power of attorney. .
B Thompson to W E Thompson,
62x151) feet, Lebanon 6000
Total ,
..$7102
imsi,
Cam aim, Feb 0, 1802.
Editor Dfmocrat:
Thinking a few lines from old Fantiam
might le of some interest to the demo
crat of Linn county, I believe after a
careful canvas of this precinct that, we
will come up next June with our usual
democratic vote, varying very little from
two years ago, and I believe there will
tie less scratching than for many years,
from the fact that everybody seems will
ing to abide by the action ol the con
vention on the vive voce system of
voting. Faimplat.
OSWEGO
The Falare Maaaraetarlai a a barb af Pert
laad -Already Pay Kail r. a,.
rer M'raib.
It s a well known fact that a manu
factory, employing labor, no matter
where situated, ia the nucleus of a city.
The greater the number of employees,
tbe greater the prospective city. The
Krupp gun works of Germany, support
a city of 05,000 ; the Pullman Palace Car
Va, of Pullman, 111., a city of 12,000.
Oswego, Oregon, ia in its infancy. Today
the Oregon Iron & Steel Works, and
other industries, make a pay roll of
142.000 a month. With an increase in
the manufacturing output, the city in
creases in population. Population in
creases values of real estate; therefore
Osweeo offers today, to the careful in
vestor, the very best field for investment,
Oswego I only two milee outside the
limit of Consolidated Portland. It has
cheap train service of S4 cents a trip.
and e'ght trains a day : also six steam
boats each way on the Willamette.
Osweso ia a beautiful site for a town
Oawego ha a splendid 2,400 water power,
which is ollcred to manniactures lor a
term of years free, and land with it
Oswego 11a pure spring water in pipes
over the town. Oswego has a beautiful
lake where the pleasare-lovers of Port
land will soon establish a summer
resort. Property values in Ottwego will
advance rapidly and pcrmanent'y as its
future is founded on the development of
tlie favorable location for manufacturing.
Lota in Oswego invite the home-seeker.
Lots sold on easy installments of $10
down and $5 a month. Ask the pub
lisher of this paper to show you a plat of
Onweiro, or addrtss a postal card to
Borthwick, Batty A Co., tl Alder street,
Portland, Oregon.
Haaraly t I be Steal Palley.
Th a ia a tet.t me i i advertiaCmen
bat tour r 'notion tbe m men may ae
no much u flaring aa well a money.
W core that coauh
Wa cur that tickling.
Wa car tbtt hackling.
W, enra that throa learin,
VVa ear Croup.
We car Bronchitis.
W care La Grippe Coogh.
W help yea to sing and .peak.
We r not tha S. H. Lotangea.
We are a pleasant Coosh Syrup.
Wa ara pot in SO and 75 cent botllea.
W are the S B. Coach Cure.
Guaranteed by Ko-hay Uaaon.
Dow t Help fair Ptcrallaa.
Almoat every day w fol the ni leaant
aeraation of iodl(eatioo. Try Allonck'a
Pur out Plattera and be relieved. J F
Davenport, of Canartie, New Yolk, write
T bave been very moch troubled witn a
violuut pain below my chett hone. I wa
told by aeveral phyaician that it waa rheo
iiiatiam of tht dUphravm. It reaulted from
cold and rxpetnte. I had very little ap
petite and digested ray food with vret dif
ficulty. I placed on of Al.occk'a Porooa
Plaater below the breaat bone ard two on
ten tide. In tb courae of twenty-four
boors all pain ceased, and I waa able to eat
and digest a good tqntra meal, something I
had not don before io two week. I got
better constantly, and at tbe end of aeven
daya foond mvaell entirely well. Since
then I have oed AHuock'a Poroat Flatter
for cold, coaihsand pain my side, and I
have always found tbem quick and effect
ive. '
Decidedly the largest and choioat variety
of taala town ia at C E BrcwneU'a. Son
dried, basket fired, guen, b aek, English
breakfast, &n
a m
A large stock of wall paper, with late de
signs, at Portmillor fc Irving's,jost received.
STien B-iby wa tic:, we pare bar Castor.
Whfn the was a CWld, the cried for Caatorta.
Whan the became Mia. he clung to Caatorta.
When the bad OUldron, alia gav tliem Caatorta,
All 1 inda of choioa eating and cooking
apph at Allen Broa.
Juft received new and onsjiJJfar retail
CE Brownell'a the follj ting ' .
Chow Chow,
Cooking Moltsses,
PioWKaia viuegat, -Sa't
Herring,
Salt whit ti-h,
Salt kalmon. ' '
A luge stock of pruning she,ra and prun
ing hooka tha ilneat made, just reoaive i at
Stewart & Si'x't. Now i the tine to ot
them.
E W Aohtvm k Co handle tne celebrated
Portland cement walls for -semetery lot.
These walla can be furnished at half th eoat
of any othr and are faraopnrior.
It is a big pnviiege to be able
to get . what you . want when
you go to a grocery store. Allen
Brothers keep such a variety
that they can always accom
modate their customers. This
saves running around. If it is
fruit season they have the goods.
In produce their stands are full
of the lalept and best. Their
stock of standard groceries is
always large, of the best to be
secured in the market.
The Deharte corset and Delaarte waist
furnish the basis of dreta reform tending
towards artietio and hygienic- dressing. They
saour oinfort, development and grace.
Ladies, who wish to examine Delaarte goods,
should address the agent who will oall with
sample, take pains in measuring and
gnarantee perfect tit No trouble to show
goods even though no order ia taken. Ad
rises Mrs : A M Talt, box 60, Albany,
Oregon, Agent wanted. -
" W W Davis is now in harjeof the Del-
monico restaurant. Maol Eljeentg. Eastern
m.w-oi.i fi-irti 1- . -h ,t .lr-c
"G
erman
yrup"
" I have been a great
Asthma. flufFcrer from Asth
ma and severe Colds
every Winter, and last Fall my
friends as well as myself thought
because of my feeble condition, and
great distress from constant cough
ing, and inability to raise any of the
accumulated matter from my lungs,
that my time was close at hand.
When nearly worn out for want of
sleep and rest, a friend recommend
ed me to try thy valuable medicine,
Boschee's German
Gentle, Syrup. Iam con-
n m u. fident it saved my
Refreshing life Almost the first
Sleep. dose gave me great
rel lef and a genle re
freshing sleep, such as I had not had
for weeks. Mycough began immedi
ately to loosen and pas3 away, ana
I found myself rapidly gaining in
health and weight I am pleased
to inform thee unsolicited that I
am in excellent health and do cer
tainly attribute it to thy Boschee's
German Syrup. C. B. Sticexey,
Picton, Ontario." Q
SUMMONS.
In tin CirtHtt Court of tht Slate ojtOrego for
the County of Linn t
ALVAN THOMAS, Plaintiff,
v.
MIMKUVa C THOM A?, Defendant.
To Minerva C Thomas, tha above named
Defendant s
IN 71IK NAME OK THE STATE OF
Oregon, yon are hereby reqotred to ap
pear and answer tha complaint of the above
plaintiff, in tha above entitled toort.Doar on
01 with the clerk of aaid court, by tha first
day of the next regnlar term of said court,
which aaid term begin on Monday, the 14th
day of March, 16'JZ, at tbe acort hooae in
Albany, Lino county, Oregoa; and yoa ar
hereby farther notified that if yoa fail to
appear and answer aaid eornplaint a hereby
required th plaintiff will apply to the
eoort for the relief prayed tar ia aaid com
plaint, towit. Fur a decree diaaulamg the
bond of matrimony now existing between
van and plaintiff, and for the coat and di
LnnemetiU of thi tait to be taxed.
Tbia earn-none i published by order
Hon It V Bouw, Jadge of aaid court. made
( ham her, in tha eity of Salem, Oregon,
tbe 25tb e!ay of Jaontry, 1892.
rnblialiad January 30th, I8'J2.
W tt BILYEU.
Att'y for Plaintiff
SUMMONS.
Me Cireuit Court otht SUitt o' Oreyor
Linn County. .
A. C. HILL, Plaintiff, )
BODEOOE HILUDefendant. )
To Bode iga'HIll, the abiv nam! de
fendant :
IN THE NAME OFTHS STATIC OF
Oregon, yoa ara hereby rsqalred to
ppear and answer tbe complaint n;ed
agalnat yon in the above entitled sriit on
or bfore tbe drat day of th above en
tt'led court nex'. following the expiration
of the pub'dtinn of '.hi u ntmni towit:
tb mti day or Marea. uJ If yoa
rati to answer, Dr want luirear t ti r tain
tiff will apple to the court f ir lbs rail
pn-ed for in baroomplalnt,viy: or tbedia
Mention of the bond of matrimony now
exitting hetweeri tbep'.atQtitfani defr-id-ant
arid theeaatody of thethrea ytung or
mlnoi children, and for aa ;h other and
lurthnr relief may b equitable.
'1 bia aervioe I tnvl by publication by
order ef Haa R P Bd!m, JudaofaalJ
Court, duly ma le at Chambra in Haleoa,
Orjnn. Dec. 14th.
L.U. MNrANYE.
(ll-in Al'y for Plain mr
SUMMONS.
tk Circuit Court of tht State of Ore
gon, for Limn County.
W C DAVIS and OE W DA
VI3, partners doioi budiea
nndar the firm natne an. style
of Davis Broa., Pla.ntUT-,
vs.
PETER K BE A it, Dnfendant
To Peter R Baar, lbs above narool da
fendant:
IN THE NAMEOF THE STATE OF
Oregon, you are hereby required to
appear and answer the eom plaint of tbe
plaintiff ti ed in tbe above enllt.'ei eoort,
with the clerk of acid court, by the first
day ot the rext regular term 01 tbe above
entitled court. towlU on tbe 14-hdavf
March. 1S93, and you are hereby notified
that if you fail to appear and answer the
aaid 00 p:aint tbe plaintin will take
Judgment against you for the sum of
310 66 with fnteres' thereon at the rate of
ten (1") per cent pr annum from the 2nd
lay of September. 1891. and for the costa
and diabutsements of this action to be
buced; and also take an order and decree
of aaid court, to sell the following da
wn bed land towiu a'l your defendant's
rifht, title and Intnreat In tbe donation
band claim of Owen Brae being notifies.
Hon No 2240,and cl'i ii No 41 Ju township
12, re-atb Kaoge 4 West.nnd eialm No 43,
in township It, !ou.h Kant's 4 Weal; In
Linn eocnty, Otegon, containing 644.50
aerea, leaa than 41 aorea heretofore, aold
to y irioua parties, leaving eos SO acre;
which said ia-id wat duly levied upon by
writ oi attachment duly hsuea out of tbe
above named court, in tb above entitled
action on tbe 8th day ofMeptemorMr, 1SVI
for the purposes or Mooring any judar
ment that the plalntlflf might, reoover la
tbe above entitled cause,
Thla summon is served by publication
In the Stats Rights Dkmoohat by order
t the Honorable K P Boise, J ad go or tha
rbove eutitled Court, trade at Chambers
en the 18th day of January, 1893,
J K W EATHE RFUR V,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
SUMMONS.
fn tht Ctrtuit Court for Linn County, Stait of
' Oregon:
K A FRANCE, Plaiutlff,
va.
RVILLE FRANCE, Defendant,
To Orvllle Frauoe, tlia abovo n vjd de
fendant: IN Tn. NAME OF THE STATE OF
Oregon, you are hereby required to
appear and answer the complaint filed
against, yoa in the above aatttied suit oa
r before the first day of tha nextregular
term ef the above entitle I court next
following the expiration of tha public,
inn of thla summons towit,- th Hih day
f March, 1S92, and if you fail t answer
aa herein required, tUe plaintiff will take
jndgrafcat Bv5intt you for tbe relief d
aaanded in ber aouiplalnt, towit: A de
aree oi tbe above entitled 0 urt dissolving
the bonds ofma'rimoay now existing
between plaintiff aud defendaet attova
aamed and awarding t plaitiUff tha
tuatody if Aoll Warner Franoe.the nlnor
hild of plaintUTaud defendaut.
Thiaaervioa ofauinuiona ia mad a by
ub!ioatiou by order of Hon R P Boies,
Judge of said o i rt, marJOAt Chainbers,
to tbe city ofSJoia, oa th.9 llth day of
anuary. 1892. . '
BLACKBURN & WAT30N.
Attorneys for plaintiff.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVE THAT THK TJH'
darnifned adininiatrator nf tha aatata ot Maria Q
raUoott, daoeaaed, haa Iliad hi final aooount as said
aaminlstrator, and that th county eourt o( Linu
aaunty, Oregon, hu appointed Monday, tha 7th day
ol Ma eh, 192, at 10 o'clock ia tb forenoon ol said
ay, a the time for hearing and aattliag aaid ao
aunt and the settlement ot aaid aatata
Dated January 21(, 1842.-
KOW WRIGHT, " '-.' W"W.'
, Attorney.
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and the many trouble which ar tha effeeta
of these tarribl diiordar will raoaive, free
of ebajga, full diraotion how to treat an
are themselves at hem by wr(U" to t
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