The state rights democrat., March 25, 1892, Image 2

Site Qmonat
8TITE3 &
HUTTING.
E4lter aa.4
rrerielar.
Linkvillo Orr-gon is hereafter to be called
Klnumlh Fall, to far a the name of the
Iwt4ifnite i concern!.
Mr liesullietter, a lending republican from
Idaho U'li the Oregtmian that the outlook
for rt'imblirnn siiocos in that utato this fall
i gloomy.
Hie Portland Dispatch is very intuit op
Dosed to a fusion countr ticket between
ilemoeml and iiulopetiiUmt republicans in
Multnomah count.
Replying to u inquiry we would ia thst
Samuel 1) McEncry was governor of Louisi
ana from lSSo toMSSS snd thst John MoKnery
wat governor from 1S74 lo I Sf7-
IB. 'J-JUJl-LL
The biggest campaign Mory yet telegraphed
from I he east to lh Pcfoim I the on that
hit probable the? will be two democratic
candidates for president.
Judging from Indxa'.lon that float
around,the Ill-feeling created among d ran
ger by the Northwett7iVirM Jtmras has
oat none of lit Intensity.
The rcriland Weekly WtUl embel
lishes Ha first page with ibe portrait of
Hon R S Strahan, Chief Justice of tl.e Su
preme Court of the ttate.
The legislature, of Texas which met In
extra session last Monday hat poatponed In
definitely a resolution InvIttngSecator 111.1
to address li. A motion to reconsider and
table It vt carried by a larjje majorltv,
thua killing It.
We mkt a predict! :n that will be verified
in November if the opportunity for verification
it gvee: Grover Cleveland will carry New
Yoik tttt by a good majority if nominated
for ptewUnf.
The ate election in Rhode Island will
occur the 6th of April. According totU New
Ywk U'othl the republican! arc well united
while It democrat t have intoy bectional
tUifcton hand. It thete can b settled and
barmony restored, the democratt will win,
otherwise they will be defeated.
Lina county gave f43,oo for on bridge
last year, an! her Uses ar only eighteen
mill. Very strange, itn t t' f West Sid.
Not slraage to the ftimert tbd taxpayett
of Lion county who ar sem'orned to hav
ing financial maitert ailministcied carefully
and economically, but to l' Silent Jewaa',
tuch an exHibi'ion of the idea that public of
fice i a public trutt ii incomprehensible.
Tbe home election committee hat decUed
lo teat Noy et, the republican contestant from
New York, and u&scat Rockwell, democrat
This la tb difference bet we. -n a repuhlicaa
houie and a democratic boat. Tb republi
can lo the Utt bout largely inireaaed tbelr
member thlo by turning democrat out aad
putting republicans in. Democrat now d
create Ibeir membrisbip ia deciding content
ing election.
ilon J P Wagei, we learn from the Con
don hat determined to locate per
manently in the practice ot law in that
town. Mr Wager la an attorney of ex
tended reputation, and, alde from the
narrow, technical knowledge peculiar to
'lawyer, ha- a wide range of information
which benia htm to occupy position re
quiring intelligence and in formation.
ifounJaitter.
Polk county foolishly invettdd $20,000
in a bridge to bui'd up Salem, and by that
and other trick dark and mytierlout,
raised the levy for county purposes about
three mill. Linn countr, at an Invest
ment, gave $40,004 for their bridge, and
the tax In Linn for county purpose U jn
Iy eight mill. I-et the taxpayer atk lilm-
self why thi ttate of facia exUt. -West
Suit.
The wool Industry of Gtcat Britain rt con
ttantly on the increase, though unprotected by
tariff dutict. With a population avenging
neatly 31v lo te tonare mile, she si til Cad
roo-n to pasture and feed 340 sheep to the
square mi.e, and the number grows tear by
year. Tb United States, with a tariff on
foreign wool, bat a population of about
twea'y-two to tbe square mile, but only fit
teea thetp, and the number it dwindling an
nually. Tbe facte are painful, butneverthe
lcs the tgrirultuial department reports them.
1' the democrats of Multnomah ever
bsd a cbar.ee which they ought to enjoy,
that chance may be found In the present
situation. It may tafely be added that
the democrats are not asleep either. It
hat com'.- to that past at which the public
a willing to exclaim, "Anything for re
Hell'' Thoe moil direc ly Interested in
the prominent features of this situation are
those who kriuw best what brought It
about. They i'I be compelled to show
their hand and our sketch artist Is wa't
ing tc see It. Mttcttry. t
The McKinley Mil it to a certa'in extent
a far iff relotra bill. It placed tugar oa the
free liit inf. gave the people cheaper sugar.
It ;,ui a iluty on t ia plam, and established
the l,n in .utry in this country. Sjltm
Journal.
Well, yes, the "refarm" feature f the bill
was the free trade feature in tugar. Yet, it
put sugar on the t'tt list and gave the people
ugsr. This move, to far tt tugar it con
cerned, was and Is free trad pure and simple.
And it it the fret trad fetture that the Jour
ffiommendt so highly. It it tn only feature
f th McKinley hill the Journal can commend
to lh approval tit the people. As to tin the
tariff was increased nd the piic consequent
ly incicsed. The people do not approv of
ohis. It is pot true that the tin indu-try ha
been MiaUithcd.
Tlie augur bounties during the pott year
amounted to 97,5oo,ooo, and tho people
saved 93o,ooo,ooo on tlieir sugar purchanes.
That is to tay, republican tariff reform was
worth ."2,.roo,ooo to the country, exclusive
of the turn paid for the protection of do
nuwlic producer. Salem Slatttman. -
The a')3vo in the strongest free trade ar
gument that can be put in print Take
n tiee that the Statennan i.i a devoted ad
herent of the scheme of protectionism. And
further that linn feature of tho McKinley
law which it lauda and glorifies u the free
trade f.ulure of the bill. Now if this "free
trade in sugar" is niich a glorious thing
why not ive us wore of it. Out of the
mouth of protectionist theniHelves is the
unholy scheme of protectionimu condemned.
The few disappointment that followed
the nominations made at the late demo
cratic county conventions are fast (tiding
out. The party throughout the cnuutri
U fast placing luelf In line for the battle
of the ballots which Is to come off In June.
As a whole thp democrats have an excel
lent ticket, and under the active prepara
tions being made bj th? county committee,
the democrats In most of the precincts are
organising to add another lo the long line
of democratic victorle achieved In Linn
countr. Tbe committee's appeal U to
t very d n:rat to put hit- shoulder to the
w !..-! a m1 i'ili on ti vic'ore.
A democratic convention In which the
name of Grover Cleveland It not mention
ed In speaking tf prominent democratt It
hardly worthy the name of democracy.
Lake vie w rjrrimmr,
U'.L JJ L'-J-1 J. J i
In May Joe Simon wilt atari on a trip to
Europe where he will remain a year. It it
were not for the fact that Joe's bosom
friend, Jim Lotan, remain, republican
politic In Multnomah county would die
a deterred death.
The Ohio man who htyt claim to tho ien-
tion now buing paid to the widow of hi
ubslitute, on tho ground. Unit it wu hit in
vestment that bud the foundation for the
pennon, may not have much of a case, but
tie it ture ot a uisrstssionitte) una generous
dociHion from Mr Huwoy't deportment.
I . CIS IL .. . !
Tlie democratic county ticket ft whole
grow stronger ibiy-by-Uy. Tho conven
tion was an own, stmitrbLforw&rd one and
thl in what, democratic voter diuiuuidod
before the convention met. At the poll in
June they will approve the action of the
convention by an old-time victory.
Roger Q Mills of Texas ha been elected
to the United State aetiato front that ttnte,
ana now wnen be take nit sent in mat au
gust body he will look down to tbe lower
house, and, in a crispy way, declare ho it
glad he wua beaten for speaker.
Congrciwnian Bryan ot Nebraska in a
tariff speech the other day, in ahowing that
notwithstanding tlie high tariff on wool,
the number of sheep hod largely decreased
in hi ttate, aald:
"Hut now if everv woman in Nebraska
named Mary wanted a pet lunib the would
have to go ouUtilo the ttate to get one.
The Woodburn WreWen a peak in tr of
the republican pri marie in Salem u:
George liurnett wore a long face the
evening of the election to they tay and
wept over the defeat ox bta Irienoa. ite
wouldn't probably refuse to be supreme
judge, but hi tuodetit ambition La to be
arvuit judge.
A dixpabJt from New Orleana ay:
One hundred and fifty of the buxinen
men of the city were interrogated yesterday
. - .V l 9 I A fl". 1
a to tiieir cnotce ior prvtmitui. a ne remit
waa: Cleveland, W: llill, Uoie, 6; Pal
mer, 4; Campbell, 2; lionnan, 12. Hill'
tpeech at Jackson haa been a disappoint
ment to many people here and ha not gain
ed him any new friend.
Senator Hill, in hi J couthern tpeeche.
stated the democratio position upon the
tariff in thia way: "We do not want tax
ation imposed except for public purpose."
In other words, a tariff for revenue only.
And Li tb.it way: "We want no government
partnenbJp with private enterprise."
Which i equivalent to tayiug no tariff-pro
tected monopolies. There appear to be no
protection (lie on Senator Hill.
.. m
The confirmation by tbe senate ot the ap
pointment of Jndge Wood i likely to furn
ish the democrat with a political weapon
that will no doubt be ue4 without stint
should president Harrison get a renomina
tion The public will not be allowed to
forget hi rather unsavory connection with
the notorious "block of five" political
cbente, and the fact thai President Hani
son haa rewarded him for hi underhanded
out effective political aid doea not redound
to the credit of the nominal head of a grea
party. To!, Astoria.
The farmer 'a alliance leader in Minnesota
appear to be preparing to follow the ex
ample of their brethren in Kanaao and
unite with the democrat in tho approach
ing election. The banbi talked of for a fu
ion u to have tho democrat support an
alliance man for governor, nd divide the
preai.lcntial elector, giving five of tbe nine
to the democrat. At the last election in
189o the democrat polled 85,844, the re
publicans 88,111 and the alliance 58,514.
Tbe nnion, therefore, if carried out, would
nve an anti-republican majority of over
00,000.
The first issue of the Marion Count Dtm-
ocrat, a weekly democratic paper published
at Salem, is at nana, ibe editor ana pro
prietor U E II Flagg well known in Oregon
journalism. It is an eight page, six column
sheet, printed on new material well gotten
np, and ably edited. The democrat 0
Marion county have long needed a paper
that would present their side of the political
issues of the day. Every democrat in the
county as a matter of party duty should be
come a subscriber at once. To any family,
outside of all party considerations, the paper
is worth doable its subscription price.
A few days tlnce Harrison go' mad at
Hayti, Ventxuela and the United Statet of
Columbia. And doe thereaJeratk why?
Well it was this: Harrison wanted thete
govern-r.entt to optn up their ports to free
trade In a long line of American products.
That is he wanted these governments to
let our products go into those countries
free. But they would not dj it. They
aid to the Harriton administration: "You
who have, Ith blind seat, adopted pro
tection a a policy, present a very cheeky
spectacle in demanding that we shall
adopt free Hade." And they refuse. Then
Harrison proceed to retaliate by impos
ing a duty on the coffee, tea, sugsr, mo
latset and hides shipped from those coun
tries into our. Now, please tell us who
will suffer from this? .Will It not be our
own clllaens who i.l still buy snd use
tnese articles' ioch are the beauties of
republican reciprocity.
A DIFrTKBNOK ON F 18 1 OX.
The republican of Kansas are "alarmed,"
It is ssid, over the fusion effected in thtlr
late between the democrsts and the peo
ple's party, representing a msjorit y ef ove.
60,000 at the last election. The propose
to go before the republican national com
mittee and urge aHrrta!l itory campaign In
the south" on the baslt of a fusion of the
republican anj the alliance. Georgia,
North and South Carolina and VlrginU
are named as the field proposed for these
operations.
The chief trouble with this scheme i
that It cannot be made to work.
In none of of these ttaes has the third
psrly 11. ad any aho in the rtcent elec
lion. Jo OeorgU the democrat had a
clear majority of neatly 60,000 In 1888 In
1800 there was ru opposition to the dem
ocratic ticket, which po.itd 105,000 voles,
or 5,000 more than in 1888. In North
Carolina the democratic plurality was 13,
118 In I8S3, the prohibitionists polling on
ly J.789 voles. In i8o. the democratic
majority .for Chief Justice was 42,000. In
South Carolina there I no third party,
and at the latt election, In 1890, the reg
ular democrat's majority over the In ie.
pendent democrat wa 44,000. In Vir
ginia the democratic plurality at the last
election for governor wat 42,177, tne pro
hibitionist polling only 897 vote.
In none of these ttate is there any
thing to fuse ngfilnst tl f J-;mociat.. Net
only so, out In every touthert, state save
Kentucky the democrats had a majority
over an la tlie last election. And in a
presidential year, with a Force bill loom
ing up at a menace in republican suc
cess, no division or diversion Is possible.
On the otner band ttureare sis westcre
stftlt'S Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, Minnteo
U, South D.ko'a anj Wisconsin in
width tlie republicans are in n mt y
srd in hie h a futdon could d.-fs-tl. them.
omref th Rennttt of ( Yrarof alcKlntry-
Urn
A large retail store in New York Wt fail
made up a lint showing the prices of various
articles of neceiary tiw in Scptemlxir, l&X),
and September, 1801. A few articles cull
ed from tlm lut will intetvnt tho lailios and
men who supply the Indies with canh for
hopping. Street glove, men's, September
WW, were 1. 50 j September, 1891, 11.75
Common luce, enrtaina were advtuiml by
tlie McKinley tttriff Iwtwoon those date
from $2 per pnir to $2.40; tlie cheaper sort
from 37 J cents per wr to 45 cent. Furni
turo,'mohnir, average quality, was advane
el from t -.50 a yard to J!l 1 plushes, from
2.50 to ff 'l.tiO, phiHh garments vere ltd
vtuiced from f20to'J5; flannel wrappers,
from 5 to tW.50s French Jersey wuist,
from HO to f Ui; thvple pearl buttons, per
grotut, f rom f 9 to 1 14 1 psarl buttons, per
doeu, from 75 cent to f 1.17 s common
broadcloth, from fl. '25 per yard to $1.50;
bliwk diagoual per yard, from $2.50 to
ortluwy, iul gooils, trotn 10 cents i'r
yard to 91 ; combs from 15 cents each to 21
centc'tooth bruvhe. from 15 cents each to
20. In underwear tho advances caused by
the protectionist act has doubtless causcnl
many struggling families to suffer injury to
health during tho winter, since they have to
put up with inferior stuff. Ileal woolen
wear is placed by tlie act beyond the means
of many persons. Ladiea and men s Cart'
wright', cotton ami wool, have been ail
vanced etu-h from $2.25 to 12.75: cotton
Halbriggttn fcoiu 91 tb 11.26; men's domes
tic underwear have boon advanced f 1 per
doxen. Corset of the commonest kind have
been advanced 90 per cent; common aciiuors
have been advanced from 50 cent per pair
to 62 cenU; shears from 50 cents to 75 cent
per pair; pocket knives from 50 cent to 62
cent each; domestic blankets from t'-10 to
12.25; mohair braid from 5o cent per yard
to 67 cents; men's Derby hats each from
91.75 to 92; hammocks from 91.50 to 91 :75
woolen shirts from 92.12 to $1.37 1 nock ties
of a certain grade from 50 cents to 75 cents;
beaded edging from 62 cent per yard to 75
cent; common cotton luces from 20 cents
per yard to 25 cents; curtain nuilin from 20
cent per yard to 25 ccnts;erge coat linings
per yard from 50 to 55 cent; Scotch chevoits
per yard from 25 cents to 37,', cents; percale
from 25 cents te 27 J f cents.
Glassware was forced up likewise. Com'
won tumbler had their retail price ad
vanced since September, 1W0, as much as
12 per cent; jelly tumblers, 10 per cent;
white lamp thades, 15 per cent; bowls, 16
percent; preserve di!ie from 7 to 20 per
cent; two-quart pitchers, 1 1 Hr cent; coffee
cups and saucer from 5 to 12 per cent.
Common window gLuut had its price ad
vanced per box from 91-62 to 92.25; ground
glass per 100 feet from 96.75 to 913.80;
green-house and fanners, double seconds,
from 92.70 to tt.50. The effect of these in
crease of price, due to the McKinley act,
ha been estimated for Massachusetts. That
state has paid, it is estimated, already 95,
000,00o of increased taxes tinea September,
l Oo. Other stab have suffered ia pro
portion. National Dtmettat,
WUAT KKPUtStXTATIVe aiTCUKI.l.Al
"If the Chicago nomine I not accepta
ble to the German element in Wisconsin
we cannot carry the state." said represent
ative Mitchell of the Milwaukee district.
W will not get .the electoral vote, but
posftlbly six out of e'ght congressmen. It
will be Impossible, in my opinUn, to carry
the state on a free stiver platform. Yes,
the state has been reapportioned, and pre
sumably In the Interest of the democrats,
but even that would not save the party
from dlaster in the event indicated The
Bennett law, passed by a republican leg
islature, caused the it volt In that ttate and
made the ttate democratic. The Immed
iate repeal of the law by the democratic
legislature bat ttiengthened the demo
cratic adtnlnUtralion.and e have the best
possible chance to make the state safely
and permanenttr democratic. The Ger
mans considered the Bennett law oppres
slve race legislation, an encroachment on
parental au'horlty, nd resented ll as re
publican Intolerance. Locrlly the ttate It
in excellent thape. Mayor Sommer will
be re elected mayor of Milwaukee, and
that will hire good political effect!
throughout the stat?. The late decision
of the ttate circuit court compelling te
publican s'ate treasurer lo refund to the
late the Interest received by .them, and
used by them, on public funds, has helped
the democratic party. It wa a great out
rageamounting to robbing. Unques
tionably Mr Cleveland It pre eminently
the Wisconsin candidate fol the prcslden
cy . With Wisconsin people he stands for
democracy, and the rentitnent In the state
is almost unanimous for Mm. Senator
Vllat can have 'he delegation to Chicago
If he wantt ll. Wl'h Cleveland and Vilas
out cf tlie race some western roan, Palmer
01 Bole, would come In
One of the singular result of the Ru
rlan famine, and one which It puzzling the
economist for an explanation, is the enor
mous Increase in the number of mar
riage in the affllcttd district. The
theory most common! advanced to ac
count for this matilmonlal 'boom" i that
that the fee charged by the 'priest for
performing man lags have been greatly
lessened. The priests find ft more difficult
to get a living than In bountiful seasons,
and have accordingly reduced their rates
to P to brh.g marriage, so to spesk, with
in the means of the humblest citizen
Formerly tne regular charge was five
roubles. It I now fifty copecks; and the
various attendant expenses have also been
curtailed. Persons who have been con
templating marriage at tome time in the
near future are therefore Induced to scrape
a few copeck together and have the cere
mony performed now, taking advantage of
famine prices.
Ex Governor Buckner, of Kentucky,
who ha just returned from Washington,
tays:
Cleveland ouht to be nominated re
gardless of the iiht against him. In New
York. The democracy ouht to tuy to
the New York polillclaiis: 'We will nom
inate Cleveland snd elect him in spite of
you.
Ihe fact that Cleveland's has been the
only democratic administration since the
war and that It kept every promise the
party has made to the people, and that his
emphatic enunciation of the democratic
prtnclpln of tariff reform set the people
thinking ai d resul'ed in the great popular
victory two yea- ago, wou'd make It lin-p-aeli
our record to look elsewhere for
candidate,
"At for Hill, If he hat any democratic
opinion I don't know of them, and know
nobody who docs. If he hat any policy
beyond his own advancement I hive been
unab'e to discover It.
How's This!
VTe offer Cae Hundred. Dollars Seward foe
any cani cf Catarrh tUat cannot be cured by
Hail'
Oil an h Cure.
Y J. Ca EA'EY & CO. , Prop. , Toledo, O.
Wo tho uuucr&lgned, have known F. J, Che-
.ortneiarwayears.anaDeiieve him per-
.7 so- a ia (ill hnfinc-is transaction
I) lo carry out acy otllga-
i;- firm.
t'.cr.z trif-Hv hv t
IVk T .TbU V")
ale Diniri'lftts. Toledo, O.
V.'Aiv;i(, holeaaij Drug
tSlittx , 'iV.i'.-'ic
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, Mlflim.
Under a new law Oregon's three rcl
ment will be able to ao Into annual en
campment without a special nrproptlailon.
At the republican primaries In Marlon
county Saturday x the M'.nto tlclegtiet
were tnowed under generally, a itri mat
fill give generni tsttiiC'iou, mnrton
county peoplo ar getting arcidcuiy tired
of the
Mill
nto gang.
Judge Tsylwr, who sentenced O W
Dunbar, ol the Aatoila Town Talk, con
victed of HheU to one yesr in the county
all, in addition to the cosis 01 proseeuon
s the tame judge who asve a man a three
vear- term in me penitentiary lorsicauug
a talmo... When Tsyhirt term of fflce
e,ilret it la sold that be wlt not agcin
enter public life Welcome
The reason for thcapotton the Run has
been accounted lor by tho Mniford .dulls
Burn. In this cliy, on Thursday Inst, to Mr
and Mrs Sawjer, twin girls, borne,
thing like a week ago we were pleased to
chronicle the fact lht the first twins had
been born In Mcdtotd Since then two
cams have occurred, making thuc puis
of twin within thirty dat.
Fred Speight, an incorrigible bjy from
Altnny, was brought down by Slit-riff
Matt Si oit yesterday and pUccd hint In
ihe reform school. Uiln Beam, another
Incorrigible hoy from Albany, was also
sent to the reform school. This boy h
one cf the gang that burned o many barn
In Alban. .Salem Statesman. A a mat
ter of fact the Be. 11 boy I not Incorrigible
tall. II showed a very lad spirit In
the barn burning business) but otherwise
there are many worse boy.
Among tit lne county farmers who
raised tugar beet last summer end sent
samples to the Oregon Agricultural ex
periment station are 11 V Perkins, Lie
welhn. Samuel Howard, E Terpening, M
II Harlow and J G Stevcnaqn, Eugene, W
N and J II Crow of Lorane. 1 he per
cent of purity In these sample was equal
to those sent from any other county and
greater than those from many localltle
Register.
Here I the way Portland paper putt
a little Incident! "Given the arbitra
tors," said two business men In a promi
nent refectory on Thursday, The dice
were produced and the gentlemen pro
ceeded to shake fo.' the drink. At the
end ot three rounds one of thtm caught
the other cheating, and no artist could
have Dcrformed a prettier lob of dorora
tlon than he did with hi dtt on hit com
panion' eye. Roth are "wy op" people
One of thf-m will not go Into society again
for a week or two.
McMhont bead.saytthe Welcotne.waa
hard cnoueh lo tret away with the police
man' bullet. It flattened the bullet and
both man and bullet were doing well half
an hour afterward. fhl reminds us of a
coon' passing under a brick building some
la stories high. An he reached the end,
a trick truck square on his crown, broke
In half, and 'he piece fell on tuner ti:e.
He looked up scratched in ptate ana
nwved cn. boon another fell, broe tbe
tame way and then he stopped, gated In
tently at .h top and shouted: "Say, bo,
et you oont want yer brick broke, better
Je seep dem off d's nlggah' head. It'
mad fur brick."
John L Sullivan say that hereafter he
will hold newspaper men personally re
sponsible for remarks about bim. If the
name of Sullivan ia not mentioned in
the Pkmocbat again the reason wi'l 1
known, ltcaily such rot ought to be
kept out ot the papers, that le, Sullivan.
The street car line will undoubtedly be
eslend-il to Ihe Orphan' borne and be
made a motor line, and that mean good
deal; It will probably go ftrthcr, perhaps
around by the fair ground; and back to
the darting point a: the tl Charl, This
will mean a good deal for Albany, and It
I not merely talk.
The word "kid" has a strong hold on
the American people, tbe boys use it.
the girls refer to them, the editors are
In it, and the prosecuting attorney today
said to the bailiff, "bring the kids op'
referring to young Wilson and liaker.
causing a emile. and thus McUinty had
bis day with Annie Kooney and the kids
are now on top,
There are some hilarious Indians op
at Umatilla. Considerable excitement
was caused there by about fifteen Uma
tilla Indian braves, on a ornnken spree,
fighting among themselves, iiiey k'.d
napped an old Chinaman, who works
around the depot, and took him about
half a oiilo toward the river. They
wou'd probably have drowned him, had
not a white roan heard his cries and res-
cued him
Tlie Guard fabricates as follows: Fol
lowing alter a recently established faith
ion in a number of wentern statet, the
young ladies of Altan.r think serionsly
of establishing a sort of marriage mutual
aid society. Its workings are something
like this: Every time one ot tbe girls
has a gentleman escort to whom she is
not 41 aged she.pays twenty-five cents
into the treasury. When a member be
comes engaged she pays in (5. When a
member gets married the club makes
her t present of $1 00
Newspapers of court havs an eye for
their own city. The Ial!es Chronicle,
notwithstanding the fact that that city
has been as stationary as any town on
the coast, says : II F Dietcel returned a
few days ago from a business trip to all
tbe prominent railroad towns between
Pomeroy, Wash, and ti.e Grand Ronde
Valley and between there and Portland;
between Portland and Chehalis, and be
tween Portland and Ilosebarg, and he
unhesitatingly gives it as his judgment
that The Dalles is in the beet condition
from a retail business point of vier s of
any town he has visited, Portland not
excepted. ATI the towns east of the
mountains are in a better condition than
those west of the mountains, and the
nearer one gets the Sound the worse
they get.
According 10 the Herald, J R Wyatt, II
II llev lit and W W Richardson are liable
to be the nominees of the republican con
vention for representatives. S A Dawson
will probably be nominated for sheriff,
though "not a candidate." J O Powell
and J N Duncan are mentioned for county
judge, Firm Smith and Alex ifrandon for
commissioner. The Dxmocrat hears of
I) Andrews and P B Marshall mentioned
for clerk, and Percy Kelley for justice of
ihepesceof Albany. Central Albany and
Price. .
irtjonrned llrellna.
There will be an adjourned meeting of
the Linn County Prohibition Convention
to be held at the Court House in Albany
on Thursday, April 14th, 1802, at 10
o'clock a m. All prohibitionist aro in
vited and urged to attend. The object
of the meeting will be to nominate a
county ticket and to attend to any other
businees that may be properly brought
before the convention. In order to nom
inate a ticket under the new ballot law
as an "assembly of electors," it will be
necessary to have in attendance at tho
meeting 100 electors of the county, who
have not joined in i.ominatfnir anv can
didates tor the ensuing election for this
county. Let every friend of the cause
attend. No prohibitionist should fail to
attend ! Make a note of the date and be
sure to come. T P Uacklkman,
J E Knox, Chairman,
secretary.
Fokt Betkr Roads. Notice Is hereby
elven that all supervisor of road districts,
In Linn County, Oregon, are urgently re
quested to meet at the Court House In Al
bany on Tuesday, the 39th day cf March
1802, at the hour of ont o'clock o m. of
aid day, for the purpose cf discussing and
agreeing upon the best practicable manner
of working and making gt od the road In
tatd COUntvand comnelllna- those wha are
,,hiVt 1 i,w t, ... i.i.
sessments. By order several supervisors.
Whereto Gst Them. VThen w&nting
en organ r piano call on Blackman i
Hcxlgus here you can eelect frcn a
TEI.KOHAPIIIO NEWS
tUatt Brawn.
ATOittA, March 22. -Bthoflchl Guns
onitimtneed rotmlrueliofl on the Antori and
Portland railroad this morning at the Wash
ington rnnnery by driving nine piles. The
lirst piln wits driven at 10:14 a. tn. I'rsmi
nent citixon of Astoria mul Portland were
present. Kit-Mayor Tntllinger, of Astoria,
nnd Kd MnKen. one of the commissioners of
tlie port of Portland, iiitwln spew he. Hixry
ono blow of tho hammer drove the pile to
a solid bed, The whistles of sleam vermis,
mills and fmttories, joined tlm chorus of
general rojoieing.
Tbieeliltla.
Sai.km, March '."J.Threo girk Mattie
Smith. Kttin Williamson nnd Littr.io Teem,
Htrod between M and 15, this afternoon left
here with tho intention or going to roriiami
to so the world. They leftalmut 1 :!M)p. in.
inking tho railroad trick to Urnoks station,
intending to takn tho train there. They
had Niiimlied thimttfelvos with sufficient
clothing and hud purchased soitm cracker
and othorc&tuhlc to lust on the trip. Their
little scheme was heard of, and Uty Mur-
shiil AI111U1 ami rtilico Mipuun Piliey wore
niton their track, who overtook tiietn ut
Jrooks and returned here iiliout 10:.'K) to-
tiiirht. Two irirls were anxious to return,
but tho other desired to keep en her way.
I.atrl I'M It
jAt'KmiN vii.i.k, Or March 22. .Tout Smith
of Phoenix, was brought liefore Judge Neil
tins looming itinl upon examination, coin-
nuiimi on ute ciutrge 01 inxutiity. 1 ins is
his tint attack, which followed a verv severe
iell of the grip. He is 61 years of age!
ami lias a wife ana family, towards whom
he was homicidal. A deputy sheriff starbxl
to Huleiu with him this evening.
The ailver Milt
Wamisotok, March 22. Ihe silver thtbale
opened in tlie houre, and fmm IndicHtiont
it wilt be a battle of the giants. Chairman
ljiand, of thecotninith'e on coinajm, weights
anb measures, author of the bill, opened
the discussion in behalf of free coinage.
Williatns, of MaiwachuMt, an anti-free
coinage democrat, made the ojiening speech
for tiie opjiosition. t
Uv SpecaUllsa.
C'ntcAoo, March 21. Iunson Bros, tlie
big board of trade firm, hat retried a toss
of fromtUO.OOObi.fi0,000 through spueu..
httions. llertlSituth and Iteb WhiUki.r,
clerk who bought a large amount of wheat
charged it to the firm, the toss accruing
tlirough a full in prices. 'Iiiey are onUr
urviulance. The two voung men, it is as
ertfd. begun by niaking a phenomimU
profit by the big rise in wheat to IN in
August last, winning M'.'.WU on W) of
their own money, which tliey had luckily
idattsl. This sum Uu'y dividl. reserving
ualf,for future oiemtioiis on the board and
spetnling the other half in riotous living.
A Big T.sul rlssv4.
New Yon March 21. At a mwHing of
tbx k holders of the Standard Oil trust it was
decided to terminate tlie truxt and luts all
the property held by tlie trust, except stocks
of cortstratKHts, bo sold Uie trush'es at priv
ate sale. John I Iba-kcfeller, llwry M
r httfler. l llltam H ki filli John I Arch-
ilsld, ltfmjutiiin llrewster. llenrr II ftoirer
Wesley 11 Ttlford and O ll Jcnnimrs were
appomb trustefl to wind un tho trust's
affairs. Tlie mowy iwived from tiie sale
of it efiVuisto be distriljoW pro rata
among the holders of trust ccrUncates.
tsssHHiaaf Arrest.
I'oBTLAXi), Marcn 21. J R Mc Inly re,
agent for Wells. Fargo Co, at Taoma,
and William D Stewart, hit cashier, were
locked up in tlie couiity jail yesterday,
charged with lummy. Tliey are supposed
to be the men who mbld the coiupany's
treasure box of fri'iOO bet weed Taeoma and
Seattle on Tuesday, llareh H. M C Hullivan
made tlie charge against tlie young men in
Justine Woods court yeslwhiy, and they
will have an examination before tiie jtwtice
at lo o'clock this morning. 11ey will lie
b fptiiUI by Hiram K Mitchell, son of tlm
United State S-tiahir.
A'tsrlas flew Imi,
Astokia, March 21 . Titc contract for
driving piles for Astorio's new railroa'l has
been let todinUm &m. Tlie work will
be rommencni torn morrow at Washington
caniMTy. Hie engineers and builders are
here ready to commence constructions. A
foms will be put on every available point
between Stirling Point and Walluski River
iinmeuiaieiy.
A Sua rather
IhwKni'Ra, Or March "21. Edward Daw
son was brought down from Olendalo on
today's freiifht. charged with assaalt with
intent to kill. He was tried there yesterday
U'fore Justiit Wert, and bound or to ap
pear before the grand jury. It appears he
was under the influence of luiuor tm beat
his wife and kicked his baby out of doors.
Tacy Will Kiev.
Vascoitkm, Wash March 21. Much
disapitointnutitwas ntanifesbxl here Over
tlie fact (hat Uie river and harbor hill, as
reported today from Washington, does not
contain the item for the removal f the
sandlstr below Vancouver, and it is hoped
that the senate will make the necessary
amendment.
The stiver SUrbvr Bill.
Wasiiixotox, March 20. The river and
harbor hill is now completed and is order
ed reported to the house. No seperate bill
can possibly pass the house, in view of the
immense sum which is now given Oregon
in the general biil. Tho items as now se
cured in the bill for Oregon are as follows:
Columbia River at the Cascades. . .tb'io.OOO
Mouth of the Columbia
:KX),OO0
Cops Ilay
Yaqtiina Ilay.
Sitwlaw River,.,,....
21G'000
75.000
ia.000
15,000
60.000
25.000
5.000
Tillamook Bay
iower w iiiametto and Columbia. .
Coquille jetty......
Upjier Ctiqutlle River.
Yamhill River to McMinnville
S.000
Upper Columbia and Snake River. , 150,00
w uiamcito mver to r.ugene City, .
with a commencement of the spec
ial work at Oswego, Ciatkamas
rapids, Corvallis, Indcixnilence and
Salem 30,000
I'roviaion is also made in the bill for the
examination by the war department, with a
view of improvement of the Atoea River in
Benton county, of Chetco county, of Uie
Chetco river ut Curry county; of Rogue
river from fl rant's Faits to the sea, in Jose
phine and Curry counties; of the Nestucea
river in Tillamook county; of Coos river in
Coos county, and for the construction of a
lock and Jam in the Yamhill river at La
fayetto, in Yamhill.
Fbe total allowance now fcr Oregon is
$1,170,000 and nearly equals that of tin
"billion dollar congress, although the og
frregate of Ihe present bill, which is S2o,
214,000. or Ions than that of tlie hutt bill as
it was reported from the river and harltor
committee Then it was 8J0,9:J2,44o. 'Die
state of Washington receives an aggregate
allowance of $84,000, as against $19,000 of
lust congress. .
A Remarkable Fieah.
UiPKn Sakditskt, 0 March 20. There
died last night at Wharton, in Uie wealcrn
part of the county, one of the most remark
able creatures, an ii font "aged 2'J years.
The child, or young man, was the son of
AtiHten llorden, and during ail the years of
its life, was nrthing more than a mere baby.
It developed in no ronpect, and died in its
cradle. It could neither talk, walk nor
recognize any one, and was as helpless when
it readied its manhood as the duv it was
born. Tbe doctors were completely bafjled
could do nolhing, and for twenty-nine years
its uemu uas oettn pauenuy awaitea.
Tried Is Escape
North Yakima, Marsh 20. While giv
inar the nrisoners their suoner in the eonntv
jail this afternoon, Deputy Sheriff Pillcy
wa set upon by Jsurglar Milborn and For
ger Levering, and a desperate struggle en
sued, in which the officer received a number
of severe scalp wounds from a slungahot in
the hands of Levering. He finally broke
away and drawing his revolver, fired ono
ineffectual shot, after which he drove the
Erisoners to their cells and locked them up.
everingis a noted forgar and has leftj his
tracks not only in thia state lut in Oregon
1 r -
aim v-uuiomiti. - . .
aailsburyO stlnaie
Wabiiisotox, March 20. It was learn
ed through an official of the state depart
ment tonight that a dispatch had been re
ceived today from Lord Salisbury in roply
to tha note of the president of tlie 8th just.
The contents of tlto dinpab-h could not be
mainea but it is unoVr-'inrsi tiiat it
,. ..., t ,-1 1 , , -
frontier Slylel
KroKANK, Wauli March 2'2, Laid, night
at Coulee (Jity, In Omnd Coulnr, John ('or-
Icy went Into a rc tun runt a)iil Ijcwtn to
shtKit around in a reckkw manner. Tlo was
fitially f jet ted, I ml then turned his gvn.io
to the building nnd fired a number of more
idiots. Karly tliis morning tho result was
fotimt to bo dimth of L'hnrlna i'awnn, one of
tho pioneer resiilents of the town, who was
found in the street with a bullet hole through
his brviiM. It wa also Ifiirripd that a matt
tmiiicd l'atsy was shot tiirotigh the arm.
Lsas Frlils)Mtall.
KtfOKNK, OrMtu-ch 22. Tlie prohibition
tuts of tliis counly held a iuuk miM'ting ut
th csurthouse in thiscily totlav nnd ttmni
mtled ft full county ticket o follows: Hena
tor, W L llltickwelli reprewt'iihtlives, N It
Uaylord, J A Hiishndll and J P Taylor)
judge, A 8 Ptitterscm: sheriff, M M (JilUts
pie; clerk. William Pitney; treasurer, ("at
vin 11 anna; counniKHiciicr, J M KiNini; sur
veyor, (' A Wnolleys luwemtor, J W Jkiml;
sclKKit mi!riiitenlntit, (I A Uliiir. 'I'ln-re
were eighty one delegate proxr'tit. .
A J1 K'.TIOX OK FAIT.
Etlitori ftrmotrvt:
In yonr lne of Mu.rli nth ym tta.ed
hst the courts bsd tiphtld .Senator 1IISI In
his "stcsl" of the New York UgUlaiurf.
Yott sre very grrstly mlslakrn or nMn
formed on this subject; If ton look Into
this motif r thoroughly jou will find that
Justice Cullen, s democrat, gave s decis
ion that although, dead, Mr Deane (Rep,)
(candidate for the senate In the
Dutchess county dlsti let,) lu been elected
and s new election was necessary . f n de
fiance of this decldon Mr Maynard, (re
cently appointed Justice of the Superior
Court.) with the aid of the democratic
board of County Siipervltora.declared thst
certain ballots cast for Dcane (rep) bad
been marked snd were thrown oat thereby
electing Osborne (dem). Justice Barnard
10 democrat Issued sn Injunction re
stricting the boa'd of supervisor from
throwing out thete hallow, but, in the face
of the law snd evidence hown by the
court (he false returns were tent to Al
bany where Hill's state officer declared
Osborne elected. You stated that Mr
Uill had declared the legislature demo
cratic; but doe this make it ct Certain
ly not; ptrtlculsry to became the courts
have decided against this outrageous steal.
The people hsve rebuked II III In the
tprlng charter election through the ttate
by giving the republican a gfcln of i&otu
pervlsor over last year, Thl error on
your part deserves correction a a matter
of jus'-Ue. Very rescctlul ly ,
Wat F II Koexscif.
156 West, 132nd St,
New York City.
VUASIILB.
in rain has guinea the farmers a
few days from their work, but the pros
pect is g'KKl for better weather at present.
Tlie entertainment given by the band
bors of this olace was otiite a success.
Amusing and alto Interesting.there were
fjui'e a number out.
There Is quite a number of people
coming bre alreaily, and a greater part
of them epct to make thia their future
home. Welcome all. There are but
three or four empty houses bete at pres
ent, but there ia plenty ot lovely loca
tions for dwellings, sold at very reasooa
hie prices.
Mr George Thomas and family have
moved back to this place.
Mr James Ireland has returned home
ftom I'ol county. His little son, who
got his leg broke, is improving slowly.
Mr Roberts' little child has been very
sick, but is better at present.
Mr Rarger and Misa Effle Bbanklin, of
this place, went to Albnuy lattThursdav
and were married. Her grandparent
accompanied tberu thus far, and after
the ceremony returned home. Tbe hap
py coup'e started for Kttgene, where they
will visit among relatives, and then re
turn to make this place their future
home. May their lives be spent in joy
and peace.
Mrs Feery has returned to her home at
this place.
Mr Bowerman, of this place, baa a verv
sick child.
There wilt be a drama played at this
place some time during next month by
the band hoys and their sisters. Till;,
"Maud's Peril." BoPcir.
XTItK aalTlttKS BrSstttf,
March 20th, 1862.
A severe hailstorm visited this sec
tion last Friday afternoon. In some
bouses window glass was broken and
other damage done.
Home of our fanners are done sowing
spring wheat. All are well atam with
their farm and garden work.
Mrs Hill and children and Miss Mary
Ludwick have been visiting in Albany
aud vicinity recently.
Miss Annie Dunn will teach at (he
Sommerville school house this spring,
and Miss Lena'Altord at the llarger
school instead of Miss Withers as before
stated in this correspondence.
District No 53, in Lane county, have
had two meetings this month and now
have an entirely new set of school direc
tors. Pity to have so much discoid.
Oar school is still without a teacher.
Where are all the teachers this yenrT A
light tax for repairs to tbe school build
ing wai voted at tits annual school meet
ing. Mr and Mrs Angelo McNary have a son,
born March 8th.
Mr A ret. art and family were visiting
near Smilhfield several days last week. .
Mrs Talent has been quite sick for
some time past.
Mrs Amos Wllkins is quite sick at
present.
Nothing seems safe from a set of sneak
thieves who infest this neighborhood.
Suspicion points pretty strongly in a
certain direction, and if they a j not
cease their depredations some trouble
may be anticipated.
George Allinghatn is still very weak
and unable to be out.
A. B. McIlwaik hst jost received d reel
from th manufactories, r.w design in car
pets, oil clolhs, linoleum and wbdow sbsder,
wfeich wlil h sold at reduced price. , He is
also rsteiring a fins tin of men's shoes.in 1st
lylcs, t 15 to 75 cnt per pair less thua
scalar pries.
. H1SR
Psrktr Hrtis, grocers.
. t, M. French keeps railroad time,
fl'iy yoar groori of Psrkar Broj
A 1 pie 1 sun f r ssl at Stewait A Si.x a
ria gtocsris st tortn &tlnrtricun'.
Lstcst tl.t-tt n u!ort Will & Link's.
Nsw oresm ohoe just isoaived at f'oioaj
Meyer, .
O W Cobb, job printer, Flion Block, does
first clas work.
EW Aobisnn &Co ar salliog nuimmtots
at Portland prioe. "
Stewart & Rox 11 th very best (stent
sbsars and scissor.
Th Hosstlio of pocket knives in tlie
city atbtwart A Sox's.
Smoke th oalebrated Ksvaos filled 5 oent
cigar at Julius Joseph'.
On to 0 W Cobb, suooessor to PaiaUy Si
Smiiejj Fiinn Block, for ynurj 'bjprinilng
ti sll kinds ' r
Dr M II Ellia, thysicinn and sorireOD,
Albany i Oregon, Call made la city or
eoantry. .. :
As the asms indicates, Hall'i Vegotahl
Sicilian Hair Reeweri a tenswer of the
hair, including its growth, halth, youthful
color and besiity. It will please joa.
Sample ftf Dtlssrts tcjtst vi'kIs and
braoe Mr Vterson' over Fisooh's
jawslry ttore. Mr Talt aols sfvut for Lion
county. . ' " , ' ""
With h' psw-fcskery Cor.ra J J'-er h
KM0I lTlCOI(irTHKI.r.
Ksinii!Kr.Tivr A, Ulevlns, M. A.
Miller, W. 1'; Elmore,
CoUKTYjunoif Cm. Humphrey.
Couhtv Commission eh. T. I Mun.
ker.
Ct.L'Ntv Ct.xsK N, l, rayiie
CoifNtV Rf.osoKtt E, Day),,
SiiKKirr. C. C. Jackson.
Cot-NT TNKAVMKK.-Ullfe WsllSCC.
Col'NTY AiHVSMOii. j, E. Mlchsel.
St IIOOl, fit KKK ItHTKN 6ftNT,-fJ J. Ku-
sell,
VuVHtr Si-avavoli.- E. J. O'Connor.
i oimtr (loKoWMK. Fisiik Farrell.
frsitcK of tor t'KAeu of AH.sny, Cen
trsl Allxiny snd 1 tire pteelncl. M.
Curl,
A Mr.-toi'.fi.irtM stt;k of suiiitiifs it
the fcpiing and s'l jiinfr, the l.t in ihe
vallrv, joxt received by vv 1; (Jritlifim,
as can easily b It-ariifd by an il.sjec
llon of them. They IneltMe tale nd
lininlw.tiii! ('fsl,'!)?, and I,., tiM.leiip
in th. l.t i-st Mvtv l.y Mr lrnli:fM (j-t
the ln l nii'l hitpsi, no I Hi, voti eun do
at liraliHrsi's.
l!'iSr Tn lt.--l linvc tii'ittt-y in
sums of ifrfW to sgo.nrj to Imu u im-
proil fftrtii IhixI 111 I. ion and l;-t.ton
counties, at lowest current rhtcs. No
delay in furnish ing the money.
v i;t kk'itAti,
Real estate agent. Albany, Oregon.
There I a call for a ma meelhiir of
the people's patty of Marlon county to te
held at Salem Iriday, April ist. iSoj. at
10 o'clock a m to nominate a full county
f n:ci.
People cast broad smiles when ther
heard Hint Dr Hendrcx bad defeated Judge
Boise In the people' psrty convention for
Judge of the Third dls.rict.
Thorns Nasi tne great caricaturist con
template stalling a pictorial paper in
Chicago devoted to tariff reform.
Head
Aches. Hi 'hv!efc see Oim eatward failUaaos of
AsfsBfcmsnls tb tenl! sad bw!. AS
Joj' VUbU ttosararlU la the n!r bowat
fCUlstli( prvparaslsst sf Bsrssarilla, U 1 ssssa
whr It Is Uie oolr artproariaM Ssnsosria la
!rk-liaUcha. It f aot eaty pprort; tl
an absntato aiw. Arise a ol It as I
slosaj ils at luurrsls will furarsr sfstr s-tc
reiara.
I no. M. Cos. of TI3 Toifc SSrsfrt, tan rranelsroi
wrtlss; " I oav Wo SronUsd srlrh atta;ks of
lek bsalasU fur tb last thrss rus from on te
Om Un a week. Boms Uas o 1 lulil two
tsMlMOf Joy' Vrcetabl taisatasrilia awl bar
self 1x4 oa stuck tin as4 (hat wu oa tbe
eoc4 Aajr slur I U(sa tula It."
Inil'o VeSotablo
duy OSarsaparllia
roll SALE 81
CEOCSTAKAED ALBANY
ADMlNlSTFATC.rS SUE.
N'OTICKHIIRHRIIT 1IVES 'ill AT
pursustit tnao order of lb Uen
Cuumy l'rt ot IJon er-onty. Ofym, J
will aU M pul lio aotltn 1 tl.e tigbwt
t!'1dr fot t-ssh In hstid. at ibe Court
House dons, In lb eily tj Alt scy. IJon
count. t'rrn, at tl b'.iir t I a 'duels,
in Ibe f.rmr.e r.f Hi 1Mb day ol April,
livi, th rl frnpattf t 005111; to ihe
setsteof tlmntf Qraaer. dedsssMl.ind t
scrlbsd as fotiews, vjwlt: 'I lis southwssi
H of sentient, te tiwnhlp 14, auuili of
rarge 1 Kaslotha Wtliantsts Uvrl.llso,
in kaao ovanty. Oieaia.
Adr. ssut rf Ksary Graver, d'd
A0M!KlSinT.R'SH3TlC.
V"OTICE tt MKUK3V CIVES THAT TUB TX
is itsn&foad slta it.tr, ir ttthst4U ot O W
Wsrto.Hh.Jn si..i Ins fit (mi bi final voaut for urn-
UMutnl Kil !i'l - t'xr of ih 1:1 ter of ssid
ssuiu). siwtilist th"-. tiiitr Onrt ( th rut vl
Otwm f.ir L nti ihuh:j b Ssl April nth. liSS,
tb a-mroi lOuctwk am at KtUdsT. fi" hrtt
objMfUnns tl sr In wl an!l sn4 Kir sU!ts
ol Oil -tot4(lt St. tavncl.
Tliis th Swl ds ol 3i u , b, 1 I i
t SWAKM'TU.
i Wssniarua. AdrinUtrskir,
Alt; lot Alniin.
ADMIHISTRATCR'S N3TICE.
ftJ-OTICE IH IIKUF.nY CIVES THAT THE un
ll dorstitMxl. bM b vn i)xitnirj stlmioMrstrsbir
O.o eua of CUs Irs IU4 .!su.dsst. AU
hsvlui; ciattti. sirsinst said dieaMd are roqair4 to
prrsrtit tha atwmrU vjrile.l, la lo under., trus I St
Altsuir, blnti cua'itv, Orueitu, tibia sis uuuUis
tro-n il isdsto.
baled th 151B dr f FVwwr, t-tli-
l VV ftlMHfGH,
O P Cosxsar, AJmiiiUlrsU r
Ally fur Adur.
AD?nlKISTnATOR'S NOTICE OF AP
PClNIFoEKT. NOTICE 13 HEIIBIIV UIVKS THAT THE
uixluntitud imA been duly appointed by ths
sumy rourt i I Inn county, Oreiran. sdnitolsumtor
I tb esuwuf VVm A Osvis, dcscl, Ute ol Una
siHinly, Orran. AU pe-snns bsving claims sesiort
ssid uu srs bsrshy niit'Hod to prwwnt them prt.p.
eHy verified Ui th underalirmd st his r!denc st
K.irtb tttcm, Msrl etmnty. Oreenn, iilim sit
month, rruia tM. dM. And all rxntes tuilciitvd le
ssid saute, are hereby nolifted tu ) tb asm to
the pnysniirned Immediately,
listed fsbnurr tilth, lim.
CFCF.OIIGE.
T11.SOK Fosb. Administrator of said settle.
W M Kai.ss.
Attvs fur Aduilnlstntor.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
NOT1CK 18 1IF.IIEBT OIVEX THAT THE Vtt
deretzrted sdmlni.trst.ir nf the eeUte ot Maris
Crevee, deoauied, has eit-d bis ftnsl sconuit M eaid
adniiniatrsbM', aud thst th county court n( Lina
sountv, Oregon, huappotntct ttundsy, Ihe Snd day
sf ttsy, wi, at 1 o uio. it o m 111 th. artornwn ur ssid
Vsy, as the Urns for busrini; snd sntliiiia ssid sc-
eount snd the settlement ut cela'.e.
itatcd Marcn l(i h,
GEO Ut'MPHRHT,
AJntiiHstrslor,
SHILOH'S
C0E1SU MPTIOII
CURE.
Tbe uoeas of this Great Cenist Oars Is
withoat a parallal In tbe history of msdidaa.
All druggist s ar authorised to sell it on a post)
itiv guarantee, a test that no other cur sws;
guoceas fully ataod. That it may beooni
known, th Proprietor, at an enormous ex
pens, ar placing a 8 ample Bottl Free Ins
very bom iu tb United State aud Canada.
If yon have a Cough, Sor Throat, or Brow
chltls, us it, for It will cur yon. It yonr
child bas th Croup, or Wbooplsg Ootigb, nsa
it promptly, and relief I snr. If you drat
thst insidlon disas Connumptiou, be it.
Ask yoar Druggist (or ISILOH'S CURB,
Price lOcts., 60cts. sodtl.OO. If your Luor
Ar or or Back lain, us tSalloh' Porous
Plaster. Prtc SS eU, For sal by ail Drag,
rflsts and Dsalers.
TTUt ft, KoHla MtntP
- l.A . I . Is . p.rrct IAip, Tailor-
br vhlAh .yofioaD ut alt v..r owe kbi! ololtiro' earmeasa,
iRoludius KiMvi a4 uodMi-eloiiag, tima nook Ut lluor, to
fll 11.rl.0U1r, vUh.uk anloj. dually I.eHr-nrd.
'hcp, ,ini)lo, InrtiblP,1Fractlt!al, Ur
li!t,00 sold. Si-lit esTMrty I)avTrll,
li.lataoliiirt.r4Ma.hiTVe." llNOiruoia iliu.tratMl clr
CutarBofi ful(ire or ovr DMrv't Amt mt FREE.
Don't fail to Invaetipato tfitilT? ytTtn
Tn Rood rAio Saalo Ccfwctiee. til.
;'i.,ij.w... 1 --V . ,
Vp: :.,'!"' ; .".'.!?:. .'iH'.i '-.-.4
T 1 .t-.L'i.; . .,. . -hi .1 .jm i- -f
". ..! 4 i i, i, .1 'Lr-J-rio... -.? ;.J,
" -V. .- ill T '.! . j : t t'U ;'r srf at.ift. A'..' .
k'tc AtSfi..'ifja. lj.i'JNa.tiat la.-tf
...... ; .m. li.ware of I'onutorns
tf"f jia .ia f:.;mine nt.imfaotitjd oaJy b
" JOtlS O .A fSt CutaASlf , C1UCAOO, ibSa..
Ssldk yj, A. Cuan ant; Urngoist Albatiy.SF
pa - Erx AS ? "
10 cents per double ro
t a .! for Siiinj-Scs.
bend a-ccni
3 I 1,
ti. I.?:; ' 'yg;rts';,'isg'.iy.ai
UFO IEXIIE12S2,S,
DON'T WALK 20 MILES A DAY.
A Trycyclo will save your weary bonfts. Sold only by
Mitchell, - LcwtN 4 Htaver Co., Albany, Or.j
NOTICE TO CREDITPPS
NOTICiC IS HKKft.DY GIVEN" THAT
Jcl.n K Ciu atd W 1 Hlcbfitrd.
pertruire dolog feisitisa in 8clo. IJno
county, OreRon.CDdrr tbe f rro name and
stylo of Cyrus A FHehford, bave duly
made art esfclittnu ot cf all tho property,
real ant tiersoal. to the underslgoed lr
the iK-otflt of tbelr creditors. All persons
having e'alme SKaloat tbe aaid firm are
barsby DotlOed and required to pre at
lb asm tiuder ostb to tbe tnrSerat;Ded,
ai Ibe office of JK YVealberford. tn tbe
eity of Albany, Una eoonty, Oregon,
wit ill a tbiee mom b from tbe date hereof
Iats I-eb Srd, Ifl.
J.U PKHRY, .
AStlgB.1
i
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
VTOT1CK 18 IIEUKBT OITEN THAT
X tele4 bid will be received at tbe
office of tbe Cultfed Stales fiamkiot; Co.
In Junction City, Oregon, until haturdsr.
March Kith. 1892, or tbe erectii.n
bank building la said eity. Pan and
pacifications can h s,u st tne bank
office or !) lorwardod t- cootreotnr on
app:lcatlin. 1 be right reserved to rrjsot
ny or all lilt!
UMTED STATES BAN KINO CO.,
Jonctioo City, Or.
STCCXKOLGERS' MEETIKC.
NOTICK IS HEaRBY.GIVi: VHAT
tb asBDal ir.eatioj of tbe .oA bnldr
of ''Tb Wil'amette Real tVV CoD'neiv,
of Alt.suy, Oregon will be btl l ca Thar
a y, March SOib, 1S92, at tb konr cf 4
o'clock lo tb sf'eruooo of said dy, at tbe
file 1 f Co W Wriebt, ia Albany,Uroe,
fi r tt ferpns nf lcting tflicei sod di
rectors r.f -atd eompsny forth tern cf on
r --t ooaging from tsui meetin and to
trsossct .uch other bnaibes as snay tojwrly
com bsfor ssia maxtiog.
Dt-d r"Uery SStb, 1892.
A. HACKLEMAN.
CeeWWiuobT PresWeit.
'crfjtsry
STCCKKOLCf R'3 MEETIM8.
KOTICB I brby glvsn that there wfll
be inMrtr, of the toefcholdsra of tbe
tibaoy Kmltiirig and Lon Aairia'ion
of All any, 'regrn, held a. their office in
t e efflea of tbe Iiaok ofuregjio.on Toe
day, tbs 19.h day of Aj ril, ltW, at 7
o'eiock p m i f said day , f. r tbe purpose
of lncrMlos tba capital s i-rJk of sal! as
sociation from !2K.li0 tr J3i O.OOO.ajvl to
IncrMso tha Diunber of ebsrss from 10L0
lo I too.
DUd at AlUcy, Oreoa, March 1S.1SSJ
C fl STEWART.
JWElais, Frssideat.
Secnury.
WAKIBD. laen,lool and trav
eling, to rprent oar well known
It . You neeo 00 ca itai to ieprent
fl 10 that warrauU narsry stoek firjt
cltssan l true to caue. work alt th
year. fl vi eaooUi to t'se right man.
Apply quick, statins mgm.
LLMVVACO,.
t?t Paul, Miar..
Nnraery niti, rior s'.s aad Seedtinan.
(rbishotie Is responsible.)
r GQ8. Pure bred 8 0 Brown heg
Jj born rgs f I per IS. Address, W
w Craw ford, TaUmso, Oregoo.
lOU RENT v aw dwalllng. . five
room, hard finish, eastern part of
tueoiiy. loqQ.reoi c.a k Mjrtsr.
SN. STEELE CO., Albnnv. Oregon
Ldvsu tnoner oa o .'t r . . utt
seoar'ty In Lino and aJiiolarf 03 antic
T5LAIX 5KW150. The nniUrticoed
i will taka Id plain sawing which will b
duo In fret-cUa order and on reascusble
taim. lAav order at residence of Tho
Jose, a 7th street, between Broadalbin
and I stry street. Miss VTbitkbsad.
T1IEDS FOR SA.E.-Mra Vm i.,,
XJ 1st soma en canary bird, genaine
Sdotch whistler, tor tale. Call on her at
her horn on Water atreet, between Hill and
Maine street.
F
OR IALn-TIonse and eorner lot tn
U's 3d add. rrSO. Apply to I W Lavla,
ALBANY OPERA HOUSE.
WARNER t CRAKOR,....,. Lessee and Manager
- Monday, March 28th,
lis the pleasure to aanonne th engagesaent. un
der it auspices, ot lbs woris-tauird
FISK JUBILEE SINGERS,
ORIGINAL COMPAKT,
From Flsk Cntveratty, Hasfevtlle, Twa.,
Charles Mumtord, Manager,
FOR ONE OF THEIR
rillLilTAlLE CQCLRTS.
THIS IS THE COMPANY
VtttX deleted neerllSO.000 of its earning to the
builjingol Fish University, thst made two wot.dar
tally succemtul tnnrs shmad, th suests of tun
and (jnseu and Trim Minlttim, aad thst suns by
liecial bivtutios fur President tirsut, Bsyea Oer
Solii, Arthur tn Harrison,
"I never so enjoyed mutsc."
Est Chas II Sreaarejr.
"Their sanjrs open the lonstsln rj team,
Rv Thb L Ci-'LTia, B D.
"Th ao rem;itlter spd es hsre no suc
cessors, " DsTsuiT Fax Pass.
"Thsy sre siinfly unsrwroeeliabie."
Roi si Mdiktais Naw, Tienrer.
SerSecttre jour sosts at Will & link, 7e.
J. G'COXBfOK. -
-A.il tl Survejor,
ALBANY. - - - OREGON.
p:.2I:::3R:ai;!2 LS ZL fS''C'S."
rim vKLrsiiATEii . . . .
Tiia rir.stt Snali Ar-is Fvsr Manubcturod. '
for- te;:',s-.Pf'K'
r S i i d 1'VU aidP-kcI'fo
.?1IT1I t r."'r5Mi
C?T V
i
TWO MEN AND ONE UOY
POUND DEAD!.
5
Vliile trying to Crowd theh
-war ixTo-
OEYozaFnoisiAFionos
Store, where they a', wat have on band,
be) largest Stock south of Portland, of s
the latest Improved Rifle at)d Shu
Juts; art Immense stock of FUlUnir
Tackle of every ietcrlption ; Tent,l
Msmmock, vamp Chair and tbousanos
of other things too numerous to mention
. Ien.ir ISliop
' connection with the Store, and one ot j
He best wortmon In the State to do any '
it a au kinds ol wor
Co n one Come No rouble to
how good "Small pre fit and quick
aW Is ou. jaouo.
Albany ,
IROf4 WORKS.'
Aianuraatarerit '
1EAU KC!KE3 CRIST m SAVf
IUMALHIaEuY IE0H siDHTS
0 ALL KIKDS C? KEAY
AKO UCHT VGEK, Hi
m'A KS3 BSASS
CA3TJKC3. " "
eednl attAMttnn tA o run log ett
cs o lOAatiaw
FAtfrns Kid on Short NoUet
Star jBakerj
ror?rittdfbiaaaa FirwISt
COKRAD MEYER, PSa?HIEf03.
Csioa.d traits, 'st.sst
fjlftssfrstre, 4aesisw;r-.
Or-'ea rrti'a. Vegetables,
Tsbaec, -' I'lgstr
Hajgr. HIes,
. Cwftee, Test.
Et; Ct..
In tact .rerytU. that la t;tj4 In iraneri
Tiriciy snd cem .u, Behest
. snarE.t paiA f"r
Al.L KIND3 OF PHODUCS
SPECTACLES AND EYE GLASSES.
The LARGIST ASSORTMENT in Lna
County. "
Cali -t Axn -.- Hats - You
tested by
Johnston's Patent Eye-Meter at F. M.
(TRENCH SJewelrv Store,
A BIG STOCF
-:- of
i
Baby :-: Buggies, I
best assrrtment ever brctight Ao .Albany
just received t '
See' tlie Enggies snd Get Trices.
ARE - VOU - GOING -TO - RIDE - A
Z3 1 C3 "ST C Ij IE
this sum Tier ? If so, call on Van Wilson, i
at Stews t & Sox's, and see a New Mall,
which always give satisfaction.
FamT.:.LiEP. a jsvi;jg
A ( A. .
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