PROFESSIONAL CARDS
W
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(ntniKHLAin,
Attanwva at L. Will nreetlnt In ll an art a ( th
etoM. HixalaJ attention i.ae to mattor In probata
ami v laMiuat. vrrtOK-U tht rilim block.
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,I.IC Kuril A WATSON,
Alt Innl mUUra will raaalv pram at
KlNliw. (MBiM la O04 r Kiowa' Teutpla, Alhaey, ur
y n. iulyeu.
Attornoy a La uil S.iHaftnr In Chanoery. 0!4a
Man nikll M all pa'nt. l.oanS eafjUt4
arable tsrma Albany, Unfa.
nr. wnicnT,
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HKillMiiM m4 In the l'al tod eoakat
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Ovefita, A.bany.tfa.
JOSTANYK llACCtLF-MAM,
Attorneys at Law,
Albaay, tregB.
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U. J. L. hill.
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Beets I. Sex.
LIS SCO ICATIOVALDAaTK
or alba err, o Bestow.
CAFITAA STOCK fl,MS.
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fWrraaident ...J at A4L9T0I.
as Cat bur-
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f.MiM I, 0refoa.
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tawk ini imi kuMu bonlMaK
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w. crttf-K ca-jiHBBi,
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Mawla.
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WANTED. -2 brM Albtny Build
tug and Loan Aaa'-olaHoo Mock
first nri4. loqair of Jy W B!ln
tecr'r.
1LB1HI CQLLEuUTK ISmiUTI
ALBANY, OREGON
ISOl, 18Q2-
rirt TirM ipiul Mtaaakr tlfcv
A ( li eorp of lDatrxkora,
CUSSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY
CGVMERCIALAKO NSSMAL
CLASSES.
CiiiiriM nr tolT arrang-ad a UMI fcW
'I rradM n.'Btadenta.
Shrill luauctmtutt - ttndtnil
rem mhromd.
rr. atBtr aiT.
Albany -:- Nurseries.
W art offering to pl.ntor. tha flnaat k. sf fralt
- trw, a l detinlila Tarlailea, la
tha Matt.
Oif inl-il.il fl". limtii t thlt'iM
IM3PEt,ri0.t INVITED,
ai.I
SATiBKACTION CUAEAKTEID.
Vtani (urstUi(iai oretJI n a ( th 'i
niHil, u;! a n'.f ,r. it Aibanr.
mimi & 0R0?iFiLL.
sdfry THE
For aala bjr
3TKr5.IT OX,
Dealertjn '
GNr HAL HARDWARE
Albany, Oregon.
Bed CrownMills
f r n ruiea ar."kKioB roa rian
a baa-ens en.
W ymu;v HVALWl&s.
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V " i
17. L.' B6uhLA0
t (..ill FtflMl K
.a autat aaWal
'ItVja'
1
, f Loot ' lfe"j. !' kaa 4 '-ab
a I. f a.M a4
InatniMiiMaiMimaf o auua
ia aitiPPE.
Br uslns S. B. Headache and Liver
Cure, and S, B. 'Couirh Cure as dl
rooted for colds, They were
STToomsstirTjiiirs-
used two years ago during the La
Grippe epidemic, and very flattering
testimonials of their power oyer that
disease are at hai.d. Price 75 and
SO eta per bottlo, For t Ie byJJFo-
shy & ratson.
Sclcntifio Ameriaa
A.cncy for ,
-a
OAVf ATB.
M oeoN ATiari
TWA OK MABfS,
W tnfnrmatloa ard tma nanJboo wrlta ta
MINN A CO-VI BwiAUWAT. M(W VoMC.
Oidaat baraaa f-w arwinc patMit tn A morula.
tiKT patant laftn out brnk brmurbt tmjnro
Uh pabuo tif a outiea (tvao traa ot cbun la Uta
Scientific mcncan
Ianroot cwalatlna of my prlmtido papar tn tha
Vu.14. Pplmlidlr l'.ln.tnul. JfO Inlolllronk
Ma ahouid ba tbuat. It. Waskir. 3.0 a
uari US x aMttiibt. Adtna MUSS A CO
ytauM.6t UruaUaar. Xwk,
EAST AND-SOUTH,
8outhara PacIAc Routo
SHASTA LINE.
xprass Train Ian ractlaad Dally.
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trfTTlf
It) r a I U
sUttlir
fjTJrta
rortland
Albany
taa rramlaea
Ar
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. (a t a
Aav oiiastap naif at AJlaatn aUtlana north
a! aaaabatt. KaOT rursiand, Ornru) CUy, Woad
aara. aalam. Albany. Taa aiwdd. Halasr liar
toaarf, lanaaVm Cily, trt wf , Ka-.
BatltCM BAJL, tAltf -
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Ptlaiwl
Albany
Bnaohnrf
Art 4 00 r
L 11:00 a
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alsait taeL( aav smart braoiT)
on GHon
mbAiTi-HOMu
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oba.i .t B e ir, twiui
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ix'a aa -4 4 bA f i m aa an
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Mill
atral tv
taaaaoaaaaae
IMrL Albany ar I Sttaa
lUnltr Lahaana L I : a a
f-Ma 1 Lv Ainnay Art 4:26 r M
I t a Ar Labaaoa L : W r a
PULLMAX BUFFET SLEEPERS.
Tourist Sleeping Oars,
fae leasaaa4alt) mt Aeeaad-Clast Pataei
ra, attach) la KipreaaTralas
aroat BI4a BVIelalaa.
BWTvraae reeri.Aa a :tt allib.
Muh raaiaaaui (EssaptBoaaay.
T 40 a a i Portland Ar ( t.tu r a
11:10 fa Ar Cortaill Lv 1 li!Ma
tirtaMtun DAU.T (Bxosptguiiday.
:m r a
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I Ar
Portland
Melflnnniia
tl
to a a
4t a a
TliroairbL 'JTIcUet
T all point '
EA8T. AHD SOUTH.
fat lai. iufurtntls i retarding ratal, aiai-a,
on Compan y. Azenl at AlSany
. ORULB8 K P. ROOERS
aJaoag.r AsstO. t, and P. A
YAQUINA bay kodth.
Oregon Pacific Riiliodd
t a
BVtiC, BeeeUar.
O-
0r3i Deyelopiaan!; Po's Stsamors,
Btiwrt l.lutt to Callforutti.
Flrt-cla through taaaeiiger and
rett llnefrein Portland and all point
p the WUlametU Valley to and fronHan
hnolsio, Cat.
toata rnak elo. connection at Alban
"1th train of tbe Oregon Facia Railroad
TIVIE gQtlEDtJLS. axcapt gundas.)
VHT Albany l.r r. ,LaT yaalna, 7:iK)A,
i;or.miu i: r, a.
Laara OrTaJIU,l0;8S,a
Arnra Albany, 11:1 A. a
Arlr Taalna, r. a
O (J. rraia oonneot at Albany and
Jervallla. Tha aboTo trains oo arrest at
taejerlna wlrti tbe Oregon Development
C".ny' Lin of Steamablp between
tanina and Kan Francisco,
&AII.IXG DAT EM .
' rso TAqmaa.
Wlltaawwa Talltf, OiM-n.r U-.b , 11 ii . tl.t
ran rsAMorsuo
WllhsaMlt Tsllsy, srakir l-h; ltth; Wlh.
The Cotnrwiy ewtvjye the ngnt to
ge ealling date w-ihout notice.
. B. Paajojgara from PonUnif and
oTrUAntttt variey point 3 nitji; oloae
jrocn with toe trina of the Yaqulna
"Tltant Alhnoir nr 0-nrat1a. and iMea
iU''''r. ni-).-ri h i'Ui) arraiifotO
"It at Vioaina tha aTnnlrijr hbfora itte
fBatling
tVTtnfrr mm Pr'chl rata alwar tbe
f. a weal
Far taforaMtW ai itf l.a A R Ohoinn, Fr.l jhl an'
f ah! Aa, Allraaf , C. C. Nlllil i.,
U. r. P Aaron
Corrallla
ACADKMY
F
Mj ef Ferpptcal Bslp.
cuwttat
f 8
The DemocraU of Fiorenca In Lane
county linva organta-cil club And called It
the Cleveland Club. The great m of
dcmocrata in OiTgun'are (or Cleveland,'
Tht democrat Ute convention o( Rhode
Iilknd In convention jretterday Inttructed
the eight dclegie to the na'.lonul con
vention to iutiport Cleveland tor the pret
Identlal nomination.
Dlatne ha made one ot hl' character l
ttc mUtaket In writing hi letter about the
Nvln Dlalno divorce, Clrcuinitance
tend strong Ijr to ihow that thia divorce
trouble wat the main reason why Blaine
declined to be a candidate (or president.
How pleatani, mild mannered and ex
trtmclv aollcltou at to one' health, I the
candidate. II half our time wn devoted
to tettllng up ptlmary ekctlon and half
the voter were canUIJate, what a happy
sympathetic community we would be any
way.
Denorrati have n t oat of tulli leadeia
either U ml.ora mould tnukt iplemlid candl-
datt. J.ttaidta Cleveland and Hill we have
Caillale, PaWr, PattLon, UoUa, Flower,
Gray. Ruticll, Vilas Whitney, Campbell
and other. Among the republican they
have HarrUon and in a tort of peifuaciury
wav they lake bim to get rid oi him.
Tha democrat paity ol LouUlana ome
time ago p!lt Into two porlbnt on the lot-
tery queatlon, ai.d each nomluated a tate
ticket to be voted lor at the stale election.
The lottery company hat decided to with
draw lt application for an eatentloit ol
their ch.rter and the leader ol the two
democratic portion have decided to sub
mit ihelr two ticket to the primary meet
ing and the defeated one to withdraw.
Primaries wlH.be held March 31.
The McKlnlcy bill give woolon man
ufactories 91 ptr cent protection and the
wool grower 41 per cent. The Timrt
UomnlaXmtt say thla difference ta In
arr of the farm and producer. Now In
the name ot common aenae, tell u how
tlil can be? Will the Motmtmntit explain?
It I a matter rl regie, that newspaper
otherw ise so sensible, should content to
(upport any cause that call for so much
juggling with reason and fact.
Democrats thou'J bear ia mind ibti trie
monopolies of tht country will !, at they
were in iSSS. the cl m allies of the republi.
can la :he coming nstlonal coatett. For
tbe favorable le.bUiion they have received,
an J hope to receive, from th't psr'y, they
could well afford to pat 5 mil!Ua dollars into
the rsmaign. Maoufactuiert who make
Urge profit off tht consumer of their goods,
rill, as they hsv dane before, put thousands,
ad million if accessary, into the hand of
such piaus hypocrites Wanamiket to cany
the republican candidate tlnoagh. Demo
crat have no mosey, hence their only appesl
Is to ihe manhood of American citizenship.
The alliance everywhere ha made "erpul
privilege to all jv-nou and special privi
lege to nono" and unflinching opposition
to all form ofchta lt'ifUlution a leading
tenet of their faith, llii i the ttrongcet
kind of d.nuocrntic doctrine. How any one
who i thoroughly indoctfin&texi in tbit
faith can for a moment eupport the sub
treflaury and loon scheme is hard to under
stand. A more pronounced kind of chwe
legislation could hardly be conjured up.
Any man inspired by the broad American
doctrine of fair dealing who will fully in
vestigate thene scheme wit not fur m mo
ment promulgate so aelSsh and at tbe same
time, o dangerous a acheine of legUlation.
.
The republican party of Idaho I mak
ing ttienuou effort to retain iheMormon
vote. The republican league a few day
ago refused to admit representative from
a Mormon club, whereat the party leader
were much alarmed and a mettles of Ihe
(tale committee wa hurrediy called and
the very accommodating pre vouchsafe
the following statement: To-day the re
publican central committee adopted a res
olution favorable to the Mormon Sat
urday the republican league took a diamet
rically opposite course. Cnane A Shaler,
secretary of the league, .aid lo-i-lght the
understanding wa that only Mormon
who have abandoned polygamy were to be
recognlaed by the republican farty. The
cllon ol the league bad not been clear,
hence the action of the committee. What
wa ''favorable" wa not mentioned In the
dispatch. It I highly probable that It
consisted In the pasnage of a resolution,
after a very lengthy "where.," declaring
that during the pendency oi an election
Mormon were to be esteemed by Hie re
publican party ol Idaho a "loyal," "intel
ligent," MhlKiy respectable", and moral
tike people, just a alt republican are. But
It wat evidently accompanied by a mental
reservation that must be read between the
lines to the effect that a a matter of fact
Mormona are an unsavory people fit on'y
to associate with the dregs ol soclet except
on the day when republican vol aie
needed.
BDI'UAIIOX.
Tbe term educalio- is too often miscOn
struced anl its whale value it too often nn-d'-valued,
nd not nnfrequently overdose;
of the first we will undertake lo say that the
once prevalent idea that book contained tbe
turn and substance of education it no longer
recognized by prominent educators. Practical
dfmoottrstion h become a leading feature
of tht we'! regulated tchooli in ill the ad
vanced and highly cultured 'part of th
woiid, including til the arts tort science
known to the age; pramical thought ft sug
gestive of demonstration, hence in many in
tanset we find the student patting bit text
book and reaching far in advtnce of the et
tablished rulet nd regulations mtpped out by
educitor of a few year ago, consequently
we sty that education must be practically ob
tained lo be ef value,' And agan, the re
quirement and acquirements, cannot be limi
ted to syttemt and methodt which curtail and
hamper the active young mind of today at all
comprehensive and n-wimphshed eHucatort
will readily agree.
The value of education should never be
mt jred by it .-oit in dolltrt tnd centl.hut
always by in inen'al snd physical culture and
attainments; nor rhould it rest t-ere as an
individual acquirement, but as a nstional
influence nJ blessing, for heiein lie the
power and wealth, to to speak, of all tin
civilized a iun of the world.
The ruii'vr of over-education, or in other
ord, wrong education, present to ut a
tuhjji.: requiring deep anl serious meditation.
We believe all person of ordinary intelli
gence are inceptib;e of lug i attainments in
ome piricutai line of advancement, tnd jutt
her it where the perceptiveneti of parent
snd leather i mo nee'led, nn t heremet lh
more responsible; uj greater iuiiake csn be
mule in training the young mind than to
crowd it wnh line of 1 1 ought that it not iu j
harmony with in in'rieient nature, then in
conclusion, we say, analyzt ihe young mind
and then develop the fredorninating capaliiit
lies. FortkiV'$l Prcgrtri
The D.il;a Uuildin untl Loan Asso
ciation at Ihcir Uki mcftliitf let W C Rev
nolc1 have (500, with olxty-two mtrntht
Interest In advance. A new teriet will
soon bs opened, the old one having been'
jn operation nearly two years,
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Allttf1f,l.t,. A. : .
8 At, km March 4. Sulera thin evening
orttaniawl a Young Men' ChrlHtiiui Awoei
tttioti, with ninnty-thrve clmrW niftmbcr.
aliitntiirh the lit will not he clomtl until
after the flmt Sumky mot'litifr. which will
ie hrlil 1 ext Sunday afternoon. A Inmrd
of dim-tor will bfl olix-ted, who will ti'e
pure bylaw and filearticlt1 of iiioorpomlion
The (uwooiittion toiiijrht adoptod a onrmlitu
tion iiixl tlxe i tho limit of memticriihip and
a ftv of f 'J wr annum. The director mout
Saturtluy night for tha flection of oillwr
etc. .
DaHtsaedTharal.
Lathhop, CiJ March 4. U H Corbin,
of Sliuiglilor, Waah, on routo to New Mex
ico, wa aitting in front of tho Khnnnon
liouan jntirluy when hn wa myUriotitly
allot in the thiirh. The wound Is not weriotia,
and ho ororcetli'd on hi iourneh. Aliout
an hour nfterwiird it waa learned Umt
(ioorirn Samuels lml nhot at a rat in a tree
bImuI 'JUO yitrda uff with a ptxtol, with the
aliove reMiilt, A many other pawtenireni
wera alKiut, it Is fortonute none were killed
A aalher tirraaaa Bread fatal. .
Hkhi.im. March 4. -A nCnulor of unem
ttloved wnrkinirnien at Danfaie. mirnkoti on
wcount of Ix-inif unubto to find cinploynietit
looted aoveriU btikera today, crying
they would sltml before they would etiirve.
They atwxisl aeveml butcher' cart and
dbtribiittHl Uieir content. The Mlicedi
penntl U10 mob.
Tfce Braeblteae Taellea, :
Ntcw Yohk, March 4.A Wiwhington
special auyt: Friondt of tho administration
will use every available mount to prevent
tho free coinairo bill reaching; the pnwident
on the irround tout what would tm giuiiotl in
tho etui by a veto would be off act by a heavy
loan tn the west.
la Beeef Italy.
IIomk, March 4. Violent tnowstorini
are raging in Venice and Trieste. In -the
alter City the snow m nearly two feet deep,
and the are blocked in otnHejueiir. In
the moiiutiun Uie ground is covered to a
depth of four feet.
Dabala fceale4.
YVAauisoroK, March 3. In tho senate
the conaideration of the Itluho elw-tion tw
eonUwt wa resumed, tiniy swUlreaied the
Ukly in support of I'lutrott, the conttwtant.
lltgirin arguetl vn fuvor of the nmjnrity
report and Stewiirt siMike in behaif of Clar
gvtt. Mitchell cltMp.1 the deltatM with a
speech iu favor of Ihiboia and the voting
lieinin. The rjueation on Uie minority rec
lution. in favor of ClHgetf rijfht to a aet
aeat wit derided in the nej.'ative, yea. 7;
nny. U!t. The vea were: (ioorse. tlornian,
llarri. Kyle, Slorirnn, 1'itjwo and Stewart.
'Hie majority resolution, aftinuing Uie right
of IHibou to a aeat, waa then adopted; yea,
&o; iuty, 5.
A fcarrfc BUwn la.
Vai.excia, March 3. (SmU excitement
wa otvaaioned today by the partial aucceaa
f ul attempt to wreck a pi ace of worship
with dvnamite. People r.idinir in thevi
einity of the church of St Nicholaa, one of
the prominent churche of the city, were
inucli alarmed by a terrible exi'hwion which
caumh! buiUiinpt to vibrntn and window to
rattle, ami in mine intaiK-w to tall to ptocejt.
Investi ration showed that a bomb hail ex
ploded within the odiace and wrought much
dewtrtH-tion. A lonre breac h wo made in
one of the wall of the church and the altar
of Uie V'irvin wrecked, ConUy ornament
were lying in a heap of ruin.
AV ( aal Vasalae Feaeeal
Lommix March 3. The action of the
miner in announcing Uiat they would go
on a strike on the 12th int. and the rapid
rise tn tlie Price of eool following that an
nouncement, i bitdinir to a latnie. Tlie
old wmather. whu h iuu htl trt the eon
umttion of a wnrer quontjtyof cool than
usual, continue to prevail, ana vn f-u t
haenud tlie alarm to become eraihirthan
would otherwiae have been the case. No
one know where tlie sulvont inir Price will
stop, end consequently everybody i anxious
lo lay in enough eool now to carry thera over
a two wsck atriae.
A ata4 Biaa Lynehaal.
Caiho, 111 March 3, Ivt night 200 men
from Maldtm and BloomScltl, Mo, descend
ed on the Soil here. They took Amoa Mil
ler from tlie jail and honired him to a con
venient tree. The body hunir until aliout
9 o'clfK'k. Miller wa the uivperado who
aasttrted in killinir Mayor Cootmr and Mar
shal sprinkle at 1 Vxtr hut Huturdar. He
wa arreateil at Molihn Tnelay nnd wo
taken back to Dextur. Miller wa very
bad man.
A Wtliaaaelle laaarav,aral.
WAimTox, March 3. f5trnotor Dolph
reported favorably today, from the com
mittee on conirnerce Senator Mitchell' bill
nmkinif an approitriation for tlie ewtahlixh-
nwtit and maintenance ol range Ol liirht
and buiry on the Willamette river between
tlie cities of Stdem and I'ortland.. tr, and
submit ted ft written report (bowing how
important it wa for navigation that this
bill should paM and thene light be put in,
ere Trweele f ear).
New Yoaa, March 3. The Herald'
Montevideo special any: "In all tlie ciliea
of the Rio Grande great otrpotition to the
Brazilian government is reported. Three
thousand men are said to he in arm ready
lor action.
A DUtarbe! f aaalry.
Saw Frascwo, March 2. Advioe from
Guatemala via thinner City of l'unnma.
which rac.hd thia port yesterday morning
are to the effect that liarillaa, tlie defeated
cannidote for Uie presidency; i a fugitive
and i trying to esrape from tne country
wiUiout aixfrorging Uie money ainoKned by
ntmuunntf inn incutnoency in otine. Men
fietda who wa elnctel to auccead . H.irilla
had not yet been inntalll in ollice when the
ranatna sailed, ana, it the report are re
liable, it i doubtful ii he will be. One of
the candidate aiminst him wo younur Har-
roU, whaj fatlier wba once absolute dictator
over the land. Harrioe 1 rry popular. It
l now understood that the lub-ly defeated
Uanlltu will join fon.ct with him to pre
vent me seoi.ng 01 L,ienneta.
' A Test Assesstaeat Case
uniox, i;r, Marcn z. An action wo
commenced here in 'the circuit court today
by W T Wright, A E Eaton, J W Kennedy
and II O Morham RgainMt Uie state board
ot equalization, the plainun claim that
in adding a certain per cent to some cIukw
of property, and deducting certain rate
from other claanc, the board exercised it
function erronooutily and exceeded it inris-
diction to the injury of the plaintiff. There
it general dinttatnfuction amonar heavy tax
payer here with the work of tlie state lxtvrd
and this action la brought an a test case,
riilll Barprlaed
V "tr r 1 mi . ...
iHEw 10UK, juarcn z. me iisraia
Valparaio correpondont ay; There i
much amnHitnent in Chili over tlie largenesa
01 Uie claim tiled with the United States
government by the Baltimore men, and
anxiety is felt to learn if the United State
intend to ask olniciully for tho amount
named in the correHpondenee. Chili wih
be gratified if the United State would re
move the present official repreHentative and
substitute a commiHHion of disinterested
perrons to investigate the Baltimore affair
and other question.
tlliiWeaklaKew Talk
New Youk, March 2. The Post ay
editorially s It has been the eole claim for
Hills candidacy, which hi support its in
thia itate have put forward, that he could
carry the state of New York. That claim
tannot be made any longer, for in view of
the elections of the pant few week it it
made no plain an to be undeniable, that he
ia the one candidate who certainly could
not carry New York.
" Tbe Old t)Ie '
Olympia, March 2, George Collins, who
tiled in this city February 20, hod 821,000
in gold in his porwegaion a short time be
fore his doatb. He secreted the money and
died without discloiiing the place of hiding.
His heirs are now anxiously searching the
homestead prrmises for the miBaicg wealth.
1 ' Even Jerry Bask Mralleaed!
Wamiinqton, March 2. Jerry Rusk for
president is the latest thing in the politica'
line in Washington. Uncle Jerry do3s not
kmw it, and has not been even consulted,
but a number of republican senators, eager
tp defeat Harrison's renomination, have
H.TTi-.l to take up the arm statesman from
Viwmin at the proper time and nominate
him if they can awing enough vote to do it. j
mania.
Satem wit left out of the raclflc
roost
Now
t
leRKue, Spokane getting the place,
a valley league Is suggested.
Tho tVoodnurn Independent In an Item
state that the bones ol a man were found
under an old house torn down at Mt
Anaet. probably those of an Indian. The
Kalem Statesman on Investigation teamed
thnt they were simply those ot a cat,
ThU show how great minds differ tame-
lime very materially. ,
The Astorlan strike It at followt. Home
of our Kantat exchange refer unkindly
to Oregon, Meanwhile the people leave
Kansas and come here, l no piper oi
the two state well Illustrate the difference
of condition In the two common-wealth.
The Kansas paper are full ol sheriffs'
tale and foreclosure of mortgage the
Oregon paper have notice of settlers
proving up on their claim, ot genial
weather the year round, ot fruitful aoll
and never-falling crop.
An Important "rle ol Article on ''The
Great Capital of the World" will be be
tun In the next number of Harper'
Weekly, pubd.hed Mirth ad. The first
Instalment will be a paper on Paris, by
Francois Copoee, tJeserlblnir the home
life ot the Parisian, the sight and sound
and tusiiesilve Icaturcs ol the rrencii
capital, familiar enough to It Inhabitants,
but full of romantic Intetest to ttranger.
The paper will be profusely Illustrated
from drawlnai by famout French artist.
Our contemporary sv the committee
have been unable to tcrure a hall In Al
bany for the meeting of the state grange
heje In May. The opera house I certain
ly a suitable and sullklcntly large place
lor such a meeting and there I no doubt
It can he obtained lor the pur none If tome
one will very properly pay lor It. Alter
behiB! appointed lor Albany the meeting
should not b ahowed to go elsewhere. It
would bring a large body ol represent
tlve farmer to this city. and our bu.lnes
men tnouia come 10 the ironi ll mat I an
.em .....
that I necsary, and It will be teen else
where that Uiey are very willing to.
The Lebanon K press tiu We the fol
low knit, candid adoi!ion: "A newt
paper cannot live on wind. Thia U
oMciei. l'ay op."
The flah law la now In 01 ration and
all persona who display for sale any aal
mon between the 1st day cf March and
tho 10th day of April are violator of the
law and are liable to a line 01 fou to U.
Thl law does not affoct the sale or can
ned salmon, which may be caught at
any time on payment of the usual fee.
A literary note say that ''in Mr
Humphrey Ward' new novel there are
three death by accident, two by suicide
two eases of cancer, one of consumption,
one of paralysis and one of diphtheria.
And yet it is Bald to bo a story ot live
Interest, although the grip appears to
have been overlooked completely.
The real estate agent at Tacomtt are
going in with a vim platting addition
to the city nearly twenty miles away. In
Portland It i just a bad, and several
Walla Walla people have be stock in
purchasing town lots miles and miles
away from the city. Statesman.
"Hereafter,' ay the Halem States
man, ."card of thank" will not be In
serted except at advertising rates." This
Is a good resolution, and ought to be
adopted by tuber i.ewspapcr. The
"cards of thanks" are an unnecessary
csmbrance in all local newspaper offices
and ought to be disbarred.
Tbe following quadruple beading in a
Spokane paper dorsn't make it look very
much a if that city was quite dead:
"People rush into Spokane. All hotels
I are tt'led to overflowing and so are p.1-
vale houses. Nearly all come to locate.
An excellent class of people coming to
the city to locate permanently."
William Pointer, county treasurer ot
Washington county, has forwarder)
$3,000 to the state treasurer a a part ol
Washington county's state taxes for cu
rent expenses. The treasurer informs
(jute Treasurer Metschan that tbe
county court has Ignored the action of
the state board ol equalization ana will
make the levy as equalised by the
county board.
Ceo Scott, formerly a resident of Lar.e
county, wrle from hi present home nesr
1 .loenlx, Ariaona, where he I engaged In
the thecp business, that the pau winter
ha been very hard on stock, and thst
many sne, men would be broken up
financially, iso rin led there since it
spring untllabout Feb 1st. He had lost
several hundred sheep, ad was raving $6
per day for a forty acre field of alfalfa for
mt sheep to leed on a snort lime until
grass come. Mr Kcott says that with alt
hi bad luck he will be fortunate enough
10 come out aneaa ouard.
The prohibition county convention
meets at the W t:T U hall in this city
next Tuesday at 1 o'clock, and will nom
inate a county ticket and elect delegates
to a state convention.
The Astoria Herald came out as an
evening journal last night, about 24
hours late, according to the date. It is
a seven-column folio. C J Curtis is gen
eraiiHHimo. it promisee to do many
things, in politics and business, but the
general impression la that it will be need
as political derrick to pnil the Boodlers
out of the soup. Town Talk.
There are several dally papers In Ore
gon. Astoria has three, Portland two,
Halem two, The Imlles two, Albany two,
Baker City two, Eugene me. There are
about lut1 altogether. Ot these but three
the Atorian, the Oregonian and the
Salem (statesman have morning press
report. Astorian.
in the event ot Uie construction of a
railroad from Astoria, which now eeema
assured. Batera must keep her eyes open
She ia entitled to this road, but she will
probably be called upon to do something
to get it. Statesman. Our lioneat
injun opinion is that the first road v. i I
come up the Columbia : but if it should
come croat lots look out for Albany at
this end. ,
The following from the Corvallts Gaz
ette anugests its own comment : It is
learned that the committee appointed
by the grangers to secure a lull for the
annual meeting of the state grange in
Jbay next have been unable to procure a
suitable hall at Albany and arrange
ments will probably be made to remove
th meenting to Corvallia. The people
of Corvallia would certainly welcome
such a gathering and open the door of
hospitality to their granger friends.
A letter from Chauncey M Lockwood
states that bis messenger system in 6a
'em is doing better than ho expected.
The poles, wires and boxes will cost
about $1,000, and it is already a paving
investment when only about one lialf of
the wires and boxes are up. The mes
senger boys work, on commission for
one-hall of the receipts, so there is hard
ly any expense after the system is com
pleted. Kngene Journal. What's the
matter of a messenger system for Albany.
A man went Into the post office of a
neighboring town recently and fold the
postmaster that be desired thirteen two
cent stamps for a cent and a quarter.
ihe postmaster refused to give them to
him, stating that the cost would be
twenty-six cuts. The man persisted in
getting his order, claiming that he could
get them at any office for that amount,
and even threatened the government
official if he continued to refuse him.
Finally the postmaster ordered him out
but the man, noue daunted, took a cent
and a twenty-five cent piece from hia
pocket, and, laying them down on the
counter, fie received his aiarnps for a
cent and a quarter, ihe postmaster was
a little discomfited for a while, but now
enjoys the juke as well r.n any c re,
BlILDISM ANB) tOA Aa0:l4TIKM
Local Building & Loan Associations
are great Institutions for tbe upbuilding
of cities ; but the Nationals are terrors,
The following editorial from .the Han
Frandseo Examiner will be of local in
terest: The report of the Bank Comintsiloner
on the National Building and Loan As
sociations 01 the slate makes a bod show
ing lor those associations. Coming, as it
doe, on tbe heels ol the failure of one of
the largest ol the national building and
loan BNsoclailons of Minneapolis it will
tie apt to destroy the public- confidence
In that lorm ol enterprise.
The building and loan associat on baa
proved a wonderful aid to home building.
Through the Influence of the Associations
Philadelphia, In which they have long
existed, has become a cltv of homes.
The larger put ot the residents own the
houses in which thy live, Chicago is
being built tip In the same way,and Fun
Francisco baa followed the other cities of
the country in reaping Its benefit.
The profitable nature of these associa
tions Interested capitalists a few years
ago ana scaemes were formed Imving
something ot the same features snd bear
ing the same name, capita! being furn
ished at the start and the shareholder
having practically no voice in the man
agement. Salaried ofliccrs conduct them,
loans are issued on somewhat dillcrcnt
principles, agents are kept in the Held
and the corporation becomes a mixture
of savin- bank snd building and loan
association, with the methods of a bU
llf Insurance comnanv.
Tlie result 11 a not been as iavorable to
shareholder as In the small associations,
where the business is under the eye ol
all concerned in it and every one knows
tils associates. The expenses oladmln
istration, which are insignificant In the
local organisations, iwcome large in the
corporation, one ol the California cor
poratlons states Hiatus expenses lost
year were 10,CCL51 on a buainess of
'2s4,(XrO, but there Is between $20,000
and 128,000 unaccounted for in the report.
Another ahowed pros earnings ol 13,3'H
and expenses ol r.,Gl'J.wi, leaving aue
flclencv or l.l.znn.on. Another company
paid tlfi.747.C7 for expenses In sis
months. Others show a similar state of
affaire.
Tbe Bsnk Commissioners do not mince
their language in giving their conclu
sions. "Htrictly speaking." they say
"the national building and loan associa
tions 01 uaiiiorni are apparency organ
ised and conducted for the benefit 01 the
managers. whose promises to their patrons
are very vague and whoee methods are
misleading."
TOUT BSI BttlSS.
lid 'Uori Dtmocritt:
Iu yesterday morning's Herald ap
peared an article entitled "The Orange
Bnubbed," In which the statement was
made that the grange committee haul
been unable to procure a soluble ball in
which to hold their annnat meeting in
May in this city, ami that the grange
would likely go to Corvallia. . The tacts
appear to be that the grange committee
boil applied to the Masonic, Odd rel
lows and Knight of Pythias to secure a
ball. At tie time the Herald wrote its
article the (Kid Fellows and Knights of
Pythias had not pasaed upon tho appli
cation at alt. The trustee of the Odd
Fellows decided yesterday afternoon to
tender their ball to tha grange, and at
the tneeUng ol the K of 1 last night
they decided to do the same thing, so it
will be seen that the Herald wa rush
ing ia with much undue Itatte. Why
did it not wait until after these two
lodges bad decided the matter todore
rushing in to say that Albany had not
enough enterprise and courtesy to enter
tain the state grange. It looks very
much as if the article was written for
the purpose of creating a spirit of un
friendliness between the grange people
and Albany. There is no sncli feeling,
and none will be created for Albany will
tender the state grange entire free-lorn
of the city and make the members of the
organisation feel at home among us.
CmxfcM.
BKAt- BT ATE BALES.
M C Gi'.l to Georgia A Dogger, tots
23 and Z. ispio $ 82T
Q T Cotton toC Y Tripp, 11 lots,
C'eadd. Lebanon 300
WC Miller to M W Miller, 129
acre. 10 I 200
J R Bone to Tbos Morgan, 1 lot,
- llaitey.... .400
UE to Wair and Busan Long,
819.65 acre 12 W t PaU nt
U 8 to Wm McIIree. $70 acres, 12
W 4, dated Dec 4, 1W Patent
Isaac Raitmarvh to Amel slilbredt,
200 acre. 12 W 1 4800
eVIliamette K F. Co to C A Cam
ming. 4 lots, blk 20, riilwr.. 200
Brownsville B & L A to J JO Ven-
num. blkoti'tadd 5?
J H Templeton to H K Ternnleton,
04.20 acres 14 W2 1
II E Stover to A W Htover Yi of
130 acres 10 W 1 350
L C Stover to A W Stover of 120
acres, 10 W 1. 350
Tolal
t "520
Third PaHy Tlrbrl.
LaaAKON, Or., March 5th The follow
ing ticket was placed In nomination this
afternoon by the Third party: legisla
ture. Alt fchekon, (J I) Bieen, II W Park
er; Judge, 11 I'.ryant, 01 Albany; Com
miseioner, R Miller,- of Scio; Hheriff, G
W Hanaaker, of Kcio; Clerk, James
Pavia.of Syracuse ; Itecorder.E Stringer;
Treasurer,ude Pearl; Assessor, J Clem;
Superintendent, rrol uedtles.
A Saeeosufal Mretlag,
Kvor.SE, Or March 4. The exercise of
the state conventention of the Kpworth
Ieague were attended today by a large
number of citiaens. besides the largo at
tendance of delegates frem all parts of the
valley. The seimion Ium been most satis
factory in every respect, and much good
will prrbobly be Uie remit of tbe convention
l lie closing exercises were held this evening.
' Meaealy I IheteslTall
Thl is a paunt mediein adverti.eme,it
bat your attention the moment may tav
yoo nmoh suffering a wtll a money .
W em that coaiih
W'e ear that tickling.
We cur that hacking.
Wv cur that thrust ,
Weur Croup.
We cur Brooohiti.
W iirt La Grippe Cough.
' VVe hslp yoo to sing and tpeak,
V tra utt the S. B. Losonge.
W are a pleasant Cough Syrnp,
W are put in 60 and 75eent boll I s.
W are the 8 B. Couiili Cur.
Ooa-atileed by Fokhay & Mason,
Bailable aad Always lb Baa .
Braodretb'a Pills are the oldest. naiutt and
best blood paritisr aad pargatiy known.
They ar purely vegetable, therefore harm
less. They are always the same and always
produae the same stfeot Other purgative
require Inereaaed dosea and finally oesi
oting altogether. A Ouaise of one or two
oi Brandretn ' Pill taken cb night i a
poaitivs ours for constipation, haadaoiie and
all bilious disorders. If yon oan'l take
tak them plain, get thara sugar coated.
Conn k Hendrloaou hav ljit
sivsd a
Haaie lot ot ur aurtd hatts.
MAURI ED.
SERFLlNG-JOfJNS. In Portland,
on Jsunday, Feb. 28th, 1893, . Mr Otto
Serfling. of Sclo. and Mrs L A. lohns.of
Po-tland, Rev G W Gue officiating. .
DIED.
MILLHOLLENi In Linn county, Feb.
J9, 1S93, Mr Vllilam Millhollen, aged
about 60 year.
Mr Mlllholien wat one of Oregon's old
est and nokle pioneers. He was born In
Stanford, Kv., and after a brief tojourn in
Indiana and Illinois, he crossed the plafns
snd tettlee In Lion county, opposite Cor
vallis. There he ipent hit days. His life
wat oiie of honest integrity arid Cnrlbtaln
example. A widow and three child ren
are left three children are left to inourn
tha loss of a kind and Int'ulgent husband
and faithful liihcr.GtittU.
H91H ABB ABROAD
THSHHIUr.
The IJuci do Register i making airanizv
tnsnts to start srml-weekly edition.
Mrs O P Kilint. ef Crawfonlsvillc. did at
the Insaii asylurn Tuesday.
The Karens cannery will aal tie with ared
Itor at SO eetits on tha dollar. ,
Frooh orisp brUno and radtshe hsv
teen in tne mtikvt. That is Oregon Ul.
The L hsnnii paper iii!s, it Is ssli', hav
orders besd enonuh tn k?e tli mi l rnn-
blngavesr, which csrttlnly spcwksfir its
suihm-ss. ,
T e much talked -of lfi'zirnmona-Mhr
match Is ever and "Filx" is winner, the
Itlshrntn hsviiia nlven P the Mil. a badly
pumshbd man. ft-r twelve round. It w
the event in New Orleans this century.
The Ru!ttr that P J McPharsoo
hs etnp'fd a eensnt of Eugene for tohnol
purposes and tlix's triors ar 1,1. to children
between tha g offiittrand twenty v-srs
in the dUtriui, Of this numbr, 657 ra
n talcs kt!l 69S are females, Tha tinorW
aUeadiitir the public snhuo. is "i'; allend-
ing the University, 73; attailmg the eon-
vi ut, 12, o her suh'fl., lit'; nuriilwr not at
tending any school, 300
Claim a MibKiKiiTANiiNO, Chief
of Police lleffman returned from Salem
this noon with a requisition for tlie arrest
of It L Kile and will leave tonight for
Ascramcnio alter iitm. According to
dispatch in tlu Oregonian Kile claimed
on being arrested Out there was a misun
derstanding between hlin and Will Sc
Link over commissions due Mm on the
tale of t-ielr goods. III txatnfnallon on
arrival will probably more fuilv explain
matter. A It is the case look rather
bad for Mr Kile.
The article in thl morning' Herald
headed ''The Cringe Snubbe J" hat created
consldei able adverse criticism, a it I
generally considered to be an unjust re
flection mi the enterprhc and generosity
of our business men, who are alwavt to
the front cm entertaining ttate convention!
01 all kind. The I) a mock at it Informed
that the only cause for any such stria
tum wa the fact that one or two of the
lodges, very naturally did not wish to
have their hatla used for uch a large
gathering. The opera house, a ha been
done in other place, could welt be used
lor the purpoae, even the secret work
The following, only circulated among 1
few, show how ready our bttslnes men
are to entertain the state grange at their
annual meeting, intejJ--of vtUhing to
snubtnem:
At-BAsr, Or, March 3, 1891,
We the underlined citizent of Albany,
(leslrou ol having the state grange prop
erly entertained during their ttate meet
In it, do hereby lender to the committee
the use ot the opera hou'e for their meet
leg, and would be pleated to meet the
committee to make arrangement for
carriage drive about the city, and any
other arrangement the committee may
desire:
Lit. nCo National Bank. I) C Shell,
First National Bank. David P Mason,
Matthew ic ahburn, L C Mrha'l,
Hank of Oregon.
Ja F Steweft,
N H Allen,
O B Winn.
.SET oung.
Ceo Humphrey,
1 V Ga'.bralth.
Fred W Blurnberg,
K W lJifd'n,
KU-in Urtj.
IJ F Simion,
11 A Love.
E J l.snni ig,
T L Wallace fta,
fu.lus Grid oh 1,
W F Read.
Geo Dicklnso-,
O W Maston,
Y K AHen.
Geo I Warner.
C K llrawoell,
C Mever,
W O Tweedale,
paiDAV-
II Lark Mi! yu delivered a 4 Ulr
bofura lti oew H moo ratio e!ob of Sol em.
A raoa at the skating link last tiht for
prixe of $S waa was by Arthur !'orter,oord
prx by Frank Craw.
At Labsooo next Sabbath evebitg Mi D
II MoCullttih will ddr a n.iwiuosry
aateung ia the Presbytar.an church .
The matte ef etab!ibisg a Y M CAit
Salem hs. erWd noit newspaper dirot
ti'Ht. B which the V MCA prop! am '--
eidedly
ft top.
Tha eoh.r.d gtatt f-r th U P church ai-
rlved ytatrrJsy and wi.t he ptcd in tbe
wiuduweat one, it win praoiuiy nm a
late a June, tboaah, bt fore the chares is
dedicated.
l)t T W Ilarrif, of F.a.tae. b sold ha
IItaibltnnisnMmbrino mare to Hon
Kiirhard Willi ,- t PMrtli.t, I JM0
She wdl be put i training at ooo-i, hivio
bees shi; i;el to tHd trc ceir t urtiaod
Attorney G nil Chamlrlia,Pridnt
of tb Dan-w-ra Stt Clot-, has Uased
aa vidrea U'lj.nu th imporUnce of thor-
sagh and nmirin orgauu-atioa thronghont
the tst. l4i.tch.. .
Two mar er bd rf material for the
bridge arrived lt Miiht; hat not ail the
material j !? rrivfn. lb very ttslig
needed re not yet here, botteb shipptd be
fore vera! cars that hm arrived.
X mtn tuboctib.'d for daily exehtngt a
year ia advance utder th arremet t that
be should have the pi-ivthge of tellb g the
lit.r at aov time bow to run thpir.
Tb D hoc a at is willieg to do the ca-na
thiig, just so ba only tell.
Tb xmiar rf the.reeeot teacher ex
amination for f,ne couuty have Hntahed the
cxaminati.iD of tha th papers of tb appli
cant with tbe f illnainu reanltt: 10 re
ceived first sraie oertitieatee; 12 aeoond
tmde; 28 third grade; 14 failed to pass.
Total number of applicant, 64.
Ia ia reported that C1 Hogg while ia 8n
Franctseo raenntly purchaaed 450 tons of
rails, which with tha 350 ton on hand, will
be nsed to complete the eight mile of road
already graded. A there ha been no O P
new fur erveral dsya we give this to keep
up goai rI interest.
Death or a Pioxkek. Mr A Fickle,
grandfather of Mr A J Hodges.the drug
gist, died yesterday at Buena Vista at
the advanced age ol HO years Mr tickle
was a pioueer residing in' Polk .ounty
for many year.", and leaves many to
mourn bin death. Mr Hodgee went to
Buena Vista today to attend the funeral
Got a Hall.- -At a meeting of the
Knights of Pythias last night their ball
was tendered to the elate grange in
which to hold their meetings in May,
which satisfactorily settles the matter.
At a meeting of the trustees of the I O O
F at 4 o'clock yesf erday afternoon their
hall was also tendered the grange for
their meetings. The grange will meet
here and will be, as the delegates will
deserye, generouely entertaiiied.
Isext Monday evening the annual
school meeting will be held at the court
house, and there should be a full at
tendance ot voters. The matter of a
kindergarten department for the public
schools will be brought up. U is an Im
portant one. The school law reads:
'That the directors of any school district
in the state, which shall contain 600 in
habitants or more, may, when author
ized thereto by the qualified electors of
such district, provide for the establish
tnent and maintenance therein, as part
ot the common school system thereof,
schools eomtnonly known as kindergar
tens." iue kindergarten undoubtedly
better prepares the little student for the
studies -that come after. In Boston
eighty-six primary teachers reported in
favor of the kindergarten. One teacher
said : "I hate taught beginners 8 years,
and have received from six to twelve
pupils each year from the kindergarten
1 nave louna tnat sucn ciuidren are
trained to see accurately, work carefully
and correctly, and have their imagina
tion and language developed. The ef
fects of this training stay by them, and
show In all their future work. They
learn to read more easily and much
faster than othera. Their power of lan
guage is a great help, and the general
culture shows itself noticeably. Most
kindergarten children have a kindly.
polite, unselfish way with their play
mates, which is a great comfort." It 13
believed by tho friends of the system
that the move is in the line of economy
of both time and money in the end. The
extra expense necessary for the kinder
garten is more than compensated for by
the saving of the time of the pudiI in the
after course. Tho children who have
had good kindergarten training stand on
vantage ground all through their school
work, for they have a better knowledge
of language, of form and number than
other children, and they have learned to
use their hands, eyes and ears in ways
to gain information aud stimulate
thought. Hence the subject is of vita',
importance to all parenU, teachers and
school ofiicera who are working for the
happiness and success of the children
the future citisseng of the state.
SATt'SDAY.
A di. natch from Stay ton reports Mrs
sunn Wheeler ootisfdsrably improved.
Wolfnnbargrr and Hack ids, two able
speaker an 1 io8r, will be at the W C T
U 1 1 ail ixt TaetdavaodWed'day evenings.
The reform school at Salem now contains
forty boys, the quint orderly city of New
burg even furnishing oue.
A small crowd, including th two Alhinv
band, witnessed the greatest shew oa eaita
at tb ope; a house lasteyrniog. At lest a
fow prououaoed it N G.
The L B Hl.in efotbing company bte
1st rncnivrd o uncommonly Ure etoa'j i f
bat of all the latest at vie aod cradoa. at A
are prepared to lit and suit tbe most fastidi
ous.
Mr II M Grant, the secret. r t t t a
Northwest Insurance Co, wat rerentlv slee
ted president c f the Pacillo Board of Under
writers. Mr Want i mi of tb best
insortnve men 00 the uoast.
C'lnsidorab'e excitement I twin ureatad
in skating rink circle in Airway, lonir t
arsco between Frank Bimpsoa aod l et
louder id to t e the attraction, aud a
big mile rca f r a I .rga parte is being
talk mI of.
Rurveyor A' II Dunn and erew bay bten
at work this we k surveying th line of tb
projxreea ,ugne-pringtiid Motor IUtlway.
i nev completed iee preliminary aervey this
morning, oiid thl afternoon st.rte l work
rnn&ing, levels, to Kaet, Unard. -
Tb Kdzene Guard give Jade Fine the
following tend offs Judge Fine i making
aa xeeotiooal reoord as a o'reutt luce.
Out of nineteen appeals from hi dreiaion
lothi (lis-not, but three Btveeo reversed.
and on of those was on a qoastion of a record
that wa not introduced iu th lower eoirt.
To Nioiif. About twenty-five students
of the Monmouth Normal school, arrived
In Albany by the Oregon Pacific this
noon, accompanied by their band, and
win give an entertainment at the opera
bouse tonight, which we perceive by a
few posers stuck tap around, their only
mode and a very coiin'rifled style. of
advertising, will consist of athletic and
other performance. They are a nice
body of young people, and the Djcmocbat
hopes to see them have a good bouse, as
they undoubtedly deserve.
A Live Notice. Wolfenbarger and
Ilucklnsaretobeatthe-WCT U ball
next Tuesday and Wed'day evenings
The following live notice of their meet
ing at Ashland from tbe lively Record is
interesting as a news item and will make
many want to near them: "Prof a B
Wolfenbarger. tbe talker and Prof A B
Huckins. the singer held forth Tuesday
evening to a crowded house at Granite
ball, in behalf 01 tne national prohibi
tion party. Their work made a fine sub
scription In money and a long list of
names who pledged tiieuiseivcs to vote
tbe prohibition ticket provided that this
list gete the name of 1,000,000 voters
by next August. Wolfenbarger ia frotfl
Nebraska aud goes after tbe liquor issue
like a big burly blacksmith handle
sledge hammer. He mauls everything
insight, lie said the democrats mode
no bones about being a whisky party.
This received applause from tbe crowd,
but when be said Harrison and Wana
maker were touring around the country
drinking wine to tlie health ot college
boys; scored Wgnamaker lorrnat itW.
iksj campaign ooonie; tore up ievi x
Morton, onr vice president, for running
a saloon at tbe nation's capital and said
he wa elected an honorary member of a
liquor league, tbe crowd did not applaud
lt utterances. Wolfenbarger and
Huckins are an able team in their work.
Huckins does some little talking too,
being the funnyman. rVolfenbarger
dies some singing. Together they talk
prohibition Into tbe audience, sing it
into them, hammer it into them, work
it into them and drive it into them, any
w ay to get it into them.
The Tidings says: Tbe two gentle
men from Nebraska are "rustlers" in
their business- They can "whoop op" a
prohibition audience in good style, and
they raised between 90 aud (70 in tbe
audience to help along tbe cause.
Rcuutocs ScaviCaA. There will be no
services in the M church South to
morrow.
Y PS C Eat Congregational church
Sunday evening at 0:30. Subject,"Pun
Ishraent for Sin. its Certainty." JerSO.
110; Iao 0, 1 1 ; Heb 10, 20-29. Leader,
Pearl V ance. All young people cordially
invited.
At tbe United Presbyterian church all
the regular services w ill be held tomor
row. The subject of the morning ser
mon will be ''The Inspiration of the
Scriptures." Christian Endeavor at 8 :30
pin, evening sermon at 7:30pm. All
seats free.
Services at tl.o Presbyterian church
tt 11 1 m and 7 :30 p m. Sabbath school
at 12:15 pm, YPSOE meeting at 6 :43
f 111. Subject of morning sermon, "The
'resent its Importance as Related to
Life." Evening, "Tbe Persistence of
Ancestral Sins." All will le made wet
come to these set vices.
At the Ut Christain cbnrch, corner 6th
and Jtlckson street, the services will be
ss follows : 10 am, Sunday school, 11a
m, sermon by pastor. Subject, "What
must I do to'be saved " 4 p to, O W B
M, li :30 p ni, Y PS C E, 7 130 p m, sermon
by pastor. Subject, "Another man's
wife." All are welcome.
SIULOH'S
GOUSUMPTIOIi
CURE.
The aneeea of thl Great Conga Car I
without a pcr&llel in the history of mediein.
All drngglsl are authorised to ellltou a pos
itive guarantee, a teat that BO other cura cat
aueoeesfully stand. That it may become
known, th Proprietor, at aa esormose ex
ponas, ore placing a Sample Bottle Free Into
every home ia the United State and Canada.
If you hare a Ooagh, Bore Throat, or Bron
chitis, nae it, for it will ear yon. It your
child ha the Croup, or Whooping Cough, as
It promptly, and relief is nr. U jroa dread
that Inaldlon disease Consumption, as it.
Ask your Drngirist for BHILOH'S CURE,
Price 10 eta. , 50 cts. and tl.00. If yoor Lang
are sore or Back lame, Qe Bhiloh Porou
Plaster. Price S3 CU. For sal by all Prug
gista aad Oeolar.
SUMMONS.
fm He Circuit Court ef the Stat of 0re
fjor .wa .onnty,
W C DAVIS and GE' W DA. .
VI.4., partner doing, busljesa
under tbe firm name itnt style
of Davis Bros., Pla.ntir,
V.
PETER R BEAR, Defendant.
To Peter R Btr,
fendant:
lbs above nam el de
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
Oiogon. you are hereby required to
appear and aaswer tbe eomplaiat of tbe
plaintiff tiled In the above entitled oourt,
wtia tne oierg oi ma oourt. Dy tbe first
day ot the next reaularterm of the above
entitled court, towits on the I4.h day ef
... i an j -: ' .' a
mou,i34i ana jrou are oereDy nouoed
that if you fail to appear and anawer tbe
said complaint tbe plaintiff will take
lodgment against you for the sum of
$340 66 with interest thereon at the rate of
ten (1") per cent per annum from the 2nd
day of September, 1891, aud for tbe ooste
and disbursements of this aotlon to be
taxed: and also take an order and deoree
of said oourt, to sail the following de
seribed laud towit: a'l your defendant's
rteht, title and interest in the donation
land claim of Owen Bear, being notifica
tion No 2240,and claim No 41,iu townrhlp
13, eeuth Baags 4 Waot.and claim No 48,
ia township 11, South Range 4 West: in
Linn oocnty, Oregon, containing Hi. 10
acres, less lkn 41 ac res heretofore ooid
te v triona parlies, leaving 603 50 acres;
which said laid wat duly levied upon by
writ o; attachment duly issued out of the
above named court, in tb above entitled
action on the 8iu day of weptenaoer, 1391
fer the purpose or aeouring any Judg
merit that tbe plaintiff might re-jover in
the above entitled can an.
1 hia sumruoti ia sei-ved by publication
ia the Statu Riohts Da moo hat by order
ot the Honorable K P Boise, J artge of tbe
sbove entitlad Court, rcaete at Chambsrs
on the ltiib. day of January, 189'A
J a. WEAIUERI'ORP,
Attorney rot PlolaUff.
CIIOIGE L1EATS
Or Au, Es -...
S'aSi, aeit
liermai
Syrup" ;
Those who have not
used Boschee's Ger
man Syrup for some
severe and chronic
trouble of the Throat
and Lungs can hard
A Throat
and Lung
Specialty.
ly aptreciate what a truly wonder
ful medicine it is. The delicious
sensations of healing, easing, clear
ing, strength-gathering and recover
ing are unknown joys, ror uer
man Syrup we do not ask easy cases.
Sugar and water may smooth a
throat or stop a tickling for a while.
This i i as far as the ordinary cough
medicine goes. Boschee $ German
Syrup is a discovery, a great Throat
and Lung Specialty. Where for
years there have been sensitiveness,
pain, coughing, spitting, hemorr--hage,
voice failure, weakness, slip- (
ping down hill, where doctors and.
medio ue and advice have been swal
lowed and followed to the gulf of
despair, where there is the sickening
con vie Lion that all is over and the
end it inevitable, there we place
German Syrup. It cures. You are
a live man yet if you take it 9
NOTICE:
In lite County Court oj Linn County, Orrgon
lath rattler ot the applic ttlonf MorlU
Wilienkircbso, for claoge or name:
NOTICEH HKftEBY QIVK'J Tfl AT
tht ) .v na.oo't Mirl z Wltrkir
eea ba fi el hi petition in tht Canity
Couit of Linn e runty, Oreg)i. praying
for an order chinking bi at'n to Mont
waitera, am by orier ot esitejurt.
Tuesday tn 5;b dty of April. lH!'.th
bour f I o cIock p m uiaaiJday, bat
bo flxd tbe tiui f tt tht b-in o
objictlons, If any tture bt,wge ih eppll
oaiijn r.f iii pHiU mr til M n be
granted.
rooiunei nyortHr mi oy iue tun
r K N lackbort, JnJg '.tt Conn.
tbU 27ih day of February, W)l .
in wimoas wber-oT. l bay hereunto
t my bao-1 al attic i the et of ai t
Conrt,tlil 27;b dv of brury. . O.lSlr.
N P PANYK, i
County Clerk of Lion nouoty. 1
By B M Pay te. Deputy. -
In tkr. Circuit Court of the SloU o Oregtmfor
Lion County.
A. CHILL. Plaintiff, )
BOOEDGE'rJILL.DerendanL j
To B de.lg Hill, tbs ab va otmal de
fendant: IN THE NAME. OF TUB STATB OP
Oregon, you are hereby required to
appear and anawer tbe eon, plaint filad
again yoo In tbe atxrye amiUed suit oa
or befora the ft rot day of the )ve en-
tt'led court tiex'. following the expiration
as" tbe rabiieation of tbii3tmon towit:
the 14tbdy of Mroj, Andlfyoa
rail to anawer, br waul tntreor i be ( lata
Uff will appt to theooart fjftbe relie
prty ed lor in ber oom pi am t. vi : .or tne die
an'.olion of tbe bonds of matrimony now
existing between the pi at nil fT and defend
antjuid the cuato.iy of the three yoaog or
mi not children, and tor au;h other aod
lartber reiief may be equitable.
Thi aeryies i made by pubticatiou by
rwder of Hon R P B)Ue, Jade ot eald
Court, duly mvii at Chauibvtr ia e-tlsm,
Oricoa, Deo. 14th 1891.
L. H, MON TAN YE,
fit-IS) Ait'y for PieaattiT
SUMSnOHS. """""""
fm tlx Circuit Court of the 8UU offlrtgon for
the Ctmnty of Lin t
ALVANTHOMA PUittiff,
MIMERVA C THOM A3, Defendant.
Ta Minerva C Thomas, the aboye named
Defendant :
IN XHK NAME OF THE STATE OF
Oregon, ca ate hereby reqai.-ed to ap
pear and anawer tbe complaint ef tbe above
pLablitT, ia tbe above entitled con rt. now oa
file witb the clerk of ld coart, by the first
day of tbe next reguar term of sal J court,
which aid term begin on Mooday,the lt'.h
Say vl alarcb, IS'JX at the acurt boura j
Albany, Ltna eoaoty, Oregoe; and yoq are t
hereby further nouried that if you foil to
awpear and answer said complaint a hereby J
required the plaintiQ will apply to the
eoort for tbe relief prayed for in aaid com- V
Srlaint, towit. For a decree diafolving tbe -
bond of matrimony now niating betweaa
yea aad plaintiff, and for the cost and die- .
Dime men t of tht snit to be taxed.
Tbt- sammons ia pob'ithed by order
Ifoo S. p Boise, Judge of aaid eoort.niade
Ifeamhera :a the ctty of 3aletn, Oregoe,
the 25rh dry of Jauoary, 1S92.
Published Jauoary 20th, 1892.
W RB1LYEU,
Att'y for Plaintiff
At On Circuit Court for Lin County,Staie of
Oregon:
SAFE ANCE. Plalnrl fT,
TB,
RYILLE FRANCE, tVfendant.
To Orvill Fran-se,
fendat t :
I atve na-as-1 de-
INTIUfi NAMEoF T1IS STATE OF
Oretjon, you are hereby r-qtired to
appeau nd anawer tu oo npivot flie-i
agoiost you in the avv anrit ad auit on
r before the first day of the next regular
term ef the above eat uie I eourt oast
following tbe expiration of the pabllon
Hon of tbls summons toirit: the 14th day
ef March, 1532 and tf you fail to answer
a herein required, the plaintiff will take
Judgment atfaintt you for the relief de
Baanded in her oimptaint, towit: A de
eree ol tbe above entitled c urt dissolving
the bond ofmarrimoiy now existing
Between plaiutlff aud defendant aoove
earned and awarding t plaiitiiT the
sostody f Aeii Warner Franoe.the -aluor
rhild of plaintiff and defendant.
Thia aervic of summons is tnvie by
Bub'.loauon by order of Hoa KPB Mtt,
judge of sold O Jurt. mde at Cnsubers,
hi tbe oily orSaleut, on the llthdayof
Jaausry, 1892.
BLACKBURN dt WATSON,
Attorney i for plaintiff.
CITATiOH.
ia At County Cout of tie Stats cf Qrtfqu, -
fat Linn county:
" -
Ia the matter of the estate Heqsy
Qraaer, doceated.
To all the heir known and aokoowa ia tbe
above entitled estate. Greeting;
IN THE NAME OF THE STATS OF
Oregon, yoa are hereoy eited aod re
faired to appear in the county conrt of the
state of Oreaon, for the oonnty of Linn, at
th coart room thereof, at Albany, Id the
eoaoty of Linn, oa Saturday, the 12th day
ef March, 1392, at 10 o clock in the forenoon
of that day, then and there to show oansc, if
any there be, why an order should qot bae
out of the tbove entitled oourt aathoriviug
tnddiiectiag O P Coahew, the duly ap
pointed, qualified and aatinz administrator
of aaidessate, to aell the real property be-
longina to said estate, described aa fnllowa
tn wit: Taeeontnweat one-fourth of see
tioo 2, in township 14, aouth Range I East
Willamette meridian.in Linn eonnt V.Oregon.
Don bv order of the Hon n r"w ri.i
barn, Judged the County Court of the
ttate of Oregon, for the county of Linn, with
the seal of said court affixed, thia ltt day of
February, AD, 1892.
ATTEST. If P PAYKlS,
ASSIGNEE'S SALE:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
th undersigned assiiraee of the
estate of Oyrus 4 Pitch ford. Insolvent
debtors, -will sail at Dublin aitt1r.n on
Saterday, March 19ih, 1892. ai 10 o'olock
am. at Crua dt Pitahford'a sawmill.
situated about 10 miles eoutheaat of Scl,
Or., all the personal property belonging
to tha above named estate in mv earn.
oonalstiug of one fint-oloss team saw
mill andUxtares, 40 horie power engine,
mill all complete and neorly good a new.
ia a Btod location, one Burr ohnnaar 1R nrVl
feet of lumhsr of varion kiadt,ever.l thou
sand leet ot logs m pond, oue iilaoing ma
chine, one Eunium water whesl,30 inch, good
as new, boat40 feet rf sbafting, one cara
gr, tworair flaaues, four yoke ffwork
oxen, yoke chaing,eto. Term of nale.ona
htif cash in land, batonse on fO ,l.,v. tirno
J a ptluY.
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