The state rights democrat., April 01, 1892, Image 4

r.J .PROFESSIONAL CARDS
j KATnRRrowin .
tLaaA,Ta2tE.aiaAAiBt
AUaraara at Laa Will nraetlca 111 til aoarla of the
atata. aital attentt n f(rn to mattara In pmbai
wIMulwugM, urr'ICK I th rtkae. blook.
B. I. . BUCtBV, B. S. WAV
iLlCKni'KJI A WATIOS,
Alt Ukl miUtit tll Niitlft arewtt
UaalUn. 0!Bot la OoJ fallows' Tampta, Albaa. Or
W.
R. BILYKtT,
al l- uid B,illoline In CkMWf. CtlMh
yu mxl oa all r-Vnta. Loaaa taj-anaa-d M
erakla term. Albany, Oraaoa.
flEw. If. WRIGHT,
aoaenay at Ua.aad Hotter FuMI. Will moM a a
mnatl Uiuiok u4 ia the lajaa.1 iW-a)
tororsirm. l-rrnt MeaM W
Orayoa, A.bany, Oa.
POSTASTE II
02ITA2ITB II ACltJLESt A Sf ,
Attorneys at Uv,
Albany, lr2n.
J J WII1T5THT,
Altorr.ey at Law, Albany, Or.
D
in. a. i hill.
MhTalataa aad Saraae. OrtK -Garner
Fan
Parry swans, Albaa, Ortajaa.
lit. MASTOV .Vl,
rtJ4aBt aa Iwimm, 'n"f-airu aaaad
J Braartalki aaraaaa. Ataaav, if Ca-J araca)
swaaded ta atvr aa4 eeaatn!
c
. ruinnEnL&iY, m. ,
HamaapaaaUa. AATapaaUtat la dltaaBBt at tt lv.
Taa aart ti'anaaaa hear T ta t a ta
I H I a, aaJ IMI tveaiaf, Asaaat, era-.
inST NATI93TAL BISK,
or a mba a r, oaataoa,
a 1 ..BJf ia
TWa rraaklant I. B.T I
Baakiar ST. LA.
! iCTS A OtilKtALaanklwaanalaata
AiVOCNTS KEPT eubjaot ta ettaa.
..OUT BXCRASOB and tat apoia araaafar, at
Saw Torh, Baa Fraaotaaa, Cniatfa aa raajtaaf
TJ"xiCTIOIIt SADBoa taaeraBl. tene.
A 1 Toe
E, W. laaaaca
i. ruin
Rbbaw I . aaa.
IN CO HATIOALBAXR
I Or AUAHT.OINOV.
CAFpTAL IWt ftM.Mt.
rJ ... J L COWAJ
hPraatdaal.
. ...J M lkMT
..0 A AfcCMilOLD.
n aarroa. -I ft Cavaa. t M Batetaa. W
U t. W A aitra, i A Craar4 aa4 ) A Ara
rAVSACTf a naaraJ nasMnf MHa.
tttAW slUUl Urtarrsaa fori, aaa
aaa ' Orai.
UtCllTEOaoaaiM tub la
lANK OF ORCUOST.
1UUIT, OIMOI.
lt-aaaiala aiaaa tl aaaalay bnataaaf
factinri baoaha ana aJ aa ail Mm adajrifaj
aaa ta aha Vaiud aaaaaai alaaaa 8alaa4, Tataaatf.
aiaaa
franaa aad Oanaaaf,
Oallaaalaaa aataa al all
kla paaaU aa arar-
kla
a.
aaraat aUaa4 aa tfaM iayialaw
W. Cl IK K a C.,aAliBAS
r albabt, oimoi,
TlllUf fMl aaakiaf aaajaaai
UliriiailliltM eafav far. Baa aa
aaa ana fartiaod, Uraana.
LOA HOt ar aa aproraa aaaarlty.'
tBCBiaartlM tub)aalaaaak.
OLLAVtlofta auaa aa lavtraaia Uraa.
1 ahk or acio.
aofo. tuwi,
I Vaaaja
J aap afYaaa
4LEAII COLLieilU IISflTUTl
ALBANY, OREGON
1801, 1802-
trat Taraa aaaaa aaia aitar t
A f H aarjM of InsiroaVHrav
CLAiSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY
COMMERCIAL AND K3SUAL
.CIALi!
CLASSI
III.
taaraaa of atnily arrangad M inaart rl
!l RTadaa of atadaot.
from abroad .
rr. i.ttr t aatvir
f Albany Norseries.
Wafara offarlne to plaatarj tha flnaai I at at lral
aaa, a all daVrabla TartaMaa, la
ilia atala
a ' 1 1 1-1 1 1 1 1 V i!S I t attar Hal 1
aoo'atnu'av
INRPfXTIOJt IKTITTI),
SATI8FAcirjUX GUAKAVTII
CJ sn 1 lirn'i-.(H vH i i t'i aid
n n 1 'i . I 1 ; . ( 1 .1 imi. 1 i a a r.
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THE CKLKUBAXED . . . .
c"ITH & WE3SOM
BEVSLVERS
Th.i Fine f mail Ar 4; Ear Manxfacturot.
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Uc fir of (.;;:-. ion Imilrtfona
Sv-il f.ri"'i,l'a t ! Cafi.iege axil Piit? t il to
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THE
IHAFalOIi
' ARMl SO TO JL.3
r.TiiwT ox,
CCTJ AlaSHATlDVARI
A I Hah'' Oraott.
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17. L. DOUGLAQ
Cn OHOU cisKataN .
Til EtST 0Ot IH TH inu) f0 till aYf
a u a MitlM .Mfc iifkm w; ttaraait
ok irt ue fu ma.le af Bi ! flat calf, atrliati
a
Ar.t MM aaa r-
ti.l eatr. ana .a n """7 'V T
1 ,
ltl 0ar a 4aa!i, iha "nt cair
ah.-aa a bj at ia roa.
Uafi raia w J rr i a 1 aiuuia rtauva
Hhaa, (lua eair,
Jaa air - a. aimifurv.aa anU ui
Uiliakla, llnw
abna aaar i,l al U4 caoa 1 aaiaa ral
ban .raalaajiataaUui Irfaj fcu W If A
f O a TaU'a "r.a f W..ara. Ta.lr
IJwa and l.aiaari arrtaraaul rraarthatm
ma uia aa nua
mad JTaa
OuariaJ
aoiu)
aiaNi ln;'k liajrr tljraa aulaa, aatatl
r
( ni uatr m
Wtll
na ram
nil aua I a
tt rfTaa1
3aat
( At will oourUwa
J ho want a a tjr sH'ru and aarvivi
an 1 lit fl.Ot Verale
Ott vl arbliieraan'a rt"a
4aa ara 1ff ) and di
. and duiatila, 1 ii.h
tatvaathfiiatriai u nr aambflr ni
ni a trial u waitr
I iOVS .raVaMataaarvliart U.raafl
aad VI. 79
oa taafr arlta, iba tui ranain aatra atiow.
rnrfUa i.l.OO lUail-ar-d wi aaa
I.V3
aaioa ara aiara vaj aa
t av
trTAK NO rCnTH,tTT-.jrj
BEAT. 22EBIT'
PILLS? HO Z!
It you take pllli Hi bcaae you
netrer tried the
hav
S. E. Eeaiiclu and Livir Ccrr
Ik worki to nkelr, delating lh Liver an
Kidneyt; act at mild phytic without cam
ingpataoraKbaer., and doea not atop yon
from eating aad voiking.
To try it Is to become friend to it
Traal tapBll-al ft leiBtT at HUH
a 1 a a 4 . Sciemti Co Amerlcts
r a m m
OAVKAT.
a . nBainaa piTinri
rtl" COPTHICHTB, ato.
For rnrnraiatlna trd raa Ilwulhook wrtta In
MI NN A CO l BNoaua-AY. KW Voac
rHlea baraaa fnr aaranna aatanta ta ArMrtna.
ICvbtt Batata takfla uui brna la bmncbt bclta
aaa BBbua b a auiiaa glvaa I rae o ctiam la Uba
'cifttlific mcmau
Larraat eimlallna of anr arlmtlM aanar ra tha
wurhl. BplaauiKllr lllualraMd. Kn mlllrut
aaaa ahoald ba lthmi It. Waakir. w3.ua a
aari I1.W mi momua. Addraaa MtrMjf A CU.
I'uaUMiaiia.AU UiuaUwa. Aw Yuta. .
EAST AND-SOUTH,
-VIA
Southern Pacifla Route
SHASTA LINE.
atapreaa Train leava purtiand Daily.
a
hTia
rTft
A.
ItkiralLa Albany Lv :1tS a B
all A a I Ar aaa rraatlaca
Lv 7 ,i4 9 a
Abiva aaioa aaao aala at WU(n aaa tf aua rwrth
cf aaaaborf. KaM rort'anO, Orar.M, CUT. Woad
ara. lalira, Albanr. Taajraaa, ahodd, liaJaar Uai
Wbarf, JaoaHoa cur. irrtnf, aua-ea.
aaaa acta aaa, baut
l Jka ara a brt Bn.lKWi. 1 1 rll.n au.l ! raW.
aita. aa iiiai . wu wa
iba botuna uf am aiwa,
I AOIICY I0
left a ft rrtiaaaf if arflOr-B
llHri L Albanr lv It CW B
fcatra (Ar ItnaaWf Lv I JO A a
; auasv bMAiX taitT atoarr iraoaT)
Mra I -
I t a Lv W
laBABoa aaaaa
I Mf B Xv Allwnr ar tl 4 B
I ta r a Ar Labaaea Lv :) a a
f0a Lv Albanr Ar 4:Mra
I t A a Ar Labaooa Lv l:0 w a
FULLUAK BUFFET SLEEPERS.
Tourist Sleepincr Cars,
far Aaeaaaataalal'aaal Aecaad-a'laat faaaea
Kara, altaataaatta KxaraaaTralaa
Vaa4 l WIvlalaB.
rrwa rwaTLAi ab cwhtallib.
btaih raaiBtaui (Czaapt Bnaaay.
fwnr
lliora
IT
Ar
ort'ahd
Lv'l
I Kjr a
1J ra
alltf
axraaafviAia Att.r (Kaaapttndar.
ftiira I Lv
faaral Ar
''jrTTaiid
MianAll
Ar I : A a
Lv 1 1.41 A B
rrhronifl Ticketa.'
"". " Ta all potut
EAST. AfiO SOUTil.
at fai. tafuriaauv 1 rag-ardlii rstaa, up,
ra 0'irApaoy A rait I at AlSaur
OattfLBO B f. BOOEH
Manaaaa taa't O. r . and P. At
VAQUINA BAY R0UTB.
alia, Bacelvrr
Gra&in Develapaisnt 'o'8 Steamers,
Short J.lao to Call fur I at
Flrat-qlaaa tb rough paen;ni rod
Jr!ht line freni Fortlana and all point
p to Wlllamatt Valley to and from Nan
'ftocieao. Cal.'
Roat make oloa (toiinwctloo at lll.an
fth rain of th Oregon Paclfl I'.ailroad
TlMgacUlfnfK. ancapt tundara.)
vaa AIH- lb,r r. a,,Lr Taquina, 7:0a,N
'nra (Jor-railia l:'4r, a. Lear CorrIIU,tn:Sa a,a
Arrl Vauli,a, !: r. Amra Albany, 11:1 a. a
O. C. traiaa nonnoor at Altianv and
)nrv)Ha Tha above train cnansrsiat
Taainioa vritTJ the ()rKrn Ixvalnptrjont
Crfewtny' Line of flteatnabip between
Tjit.na and an Pranciioo,
' rata takia.
Wii!a.at Tallar, tatatr ll.a , tl-id lltt
Itaa tax rtaaoaco
Wiltaaaatla Tlltr, Vaaaaakar f.k ; tllh ; tTlh,
Tb Owtpnaa i-awrvaa the rignt to
fMit atiiug data rVout nolle.
V. K. aaiaarjar from Flanj and
rf tlatt Tar.ar aolnta ean maJre clot-a
wnaJen with is tralna of the Yariohia
ApttMnt Albany or Corvallla, and trdaa
Wdton Franciteo ahould arrartf f
ar'Tt at lrtlra tho nlnr ''r-'riro
rrrraar aa rrgt rata atwaya Hi
Lawatl
Far ialanaatlaa anilf ta A R t"iaKoaii,fral;hl and
latoa. Aiaat, Aibaay, C f. IKHIl,
O. F. ard V Aran
Car, all.
ALDAN Y Oft.
WBITS5.AH & imm
Pea! EsUt Agsnis
im,
arujt and Ratiche for talc
Altocitj Property in Alhan'
and Curyaiiia,
Oieeon Pacific
" T a
WrSUVKANULtARN,
Tt ncinplitn of tducailun" on the UtilT
queiitoo. it 11 ill Rrlnj on ana adJiitoni to lh
comition itock of knfU.lt are mJ tvary
day. Two notablo conlilbuiiom haa betn
Bid within (aw lUyi dut mg (lit debit on
the wool UtilT bill In congieu.
Tha paodlng bill aboliibei the dunn 00
wooti and largela reJucai the dutiei o ill
daacrlptkmi of woo'ett manufaclttrari, tha
haavicit loducUoni balng on the ktnJi or
gooJi uwd by tha miuaii. On of the dem-
ncrttte member of lh win nd muni
commiHe ii Mi Mo T Stvnt of North
Andovir, Mm., tha haaJ of lb Urgtit
woolen nunufaduiing Mtabliibment In th
country, Mr S'tvin iiitld In drawing mt
bill and in lur t otting It In the houie nid It
wai in lh Intercit of producar, nttnufaeutfer
and coniutner. "Ai a nuouficturer, M
laid, "I m not afraid to leek lh relief 01 nt
people by reJacing dutiei on my ptoJuct, nd
I believe that the majority of American ntin-
aficturtm who hav itudted ihiiqueilion mot
oarefully ate rapidly coming over to my opin
ion." II toU th houie that "the Ametlcin
woolen indueiry, under the arttlkial itlmului
ofhighdu'im hat lot Ju.iified thcecpecta-
tioni of thoie who have advocated thu tortof
medicine" nd any proeperity it may enjoy U
became of lb ntrpiii of American manu
factured and iatelllgenc of American work
man rather than became of tit artificial
barrier which have bsen erected by data leg'
ilatioa." M. Siteveni, apwkti from 1
hfcUmg ipiicnce al woolen minufacturer,
aaid that free raw material meant to th ran-
ufacturtr ftetdom from trammel ia all ol
rection. II will be able to ii'ect better
wool fir the dithlng whlcH h mskei for lh
Ameticaa peoplej he wjil nit b unaer the
neceul'T of cutting down lh wage of hit
woikmrn to mk up foe th hundredi of
thouundi of dotbri paid into tb treaturyj
be wi: l able 10 buy more Amcticin ool at
ffOcd niicr ta mil with th rialht kind of
foreign wool. Everybody will be benefitted
T vat wt a dftnucratin woolen minufact
urcr of Mtachuett pleading for free raw
mateiiali and a reduction of the protection en
th product of hit mill. Tuetdty another
MauacbuHMe manufacturer, republican,
lurpritedtle houte with noiel Inlormatteo.
Mr Walker 1 a leather dealer and (Hoe man-
afactorer aad therefore kaowi let about lh
ciTecUofihoelobtlt thin Mr Surtni-
it wai Apcltet who remirked that ti e iho
maker ahould not go beyond hit la at in ptu
ing ju Igment bat tn th profiiabtantii of
mioufacuring in general be i entitle J to n
hearing. Mr Walker aataited Tueeday that
it it not of lh liit'i1 kt intcrrat to minufact
urer whether we hav free trad or pro'ect
ion; in, fact that manufacturer would be
or. jro'pe'oui under fte tral than nndar
protection. Dut, he claimed, congmi in
patting high lartll btiu waa not legtaiating
for tb mauulictureta, but tor the farmer tod
th wag worker.
Tbi U a aurptiae. Th aaiverul impieta-
ioo baa been that th rmnufacturre bad
nearly averytbirg to ny about framing the
pait let iff bil!i and tl.e bill wer renity
fumed la their iotetett. To Irara now Ibat
tlvrr wer to aeT-t'Cilucirg al to irtaiat ca
heavy dutiei being placed oa competing goodi
when they would ! trior proipcrooi uoJer
aarcaiik"e-l competition with fareign good i
aefct iruttcJ. Irulr thle it a campaign of
education .Cleveland PlaiJaUrt
The president tma etuej hit thrclened
proclamation itr.poalng dulleaon tugirt,
hide, tea and coflce coming from Colum
bia, llaytl ard Vencxuela. The moving
cauac I the fatiurs of tlitae cotit.tr U a to
enter Into reclprocl trade rcUtlott w'.th
ui which broaden our "aiea of protection
In ether worda, wiilch would extend the
market of our protected manufacturer.
Mi Uirrlaon, to revenge thcto manufict
ureri, doc what be ran to rtlte the price
of lugirt, bidet and coffee. i icem to
have forgotten that coniutner vote In ihla
country, and that they have come to like
cheap codee and cheap au.ar, while th
boot and iboe trade of New England hai
long been accustomed to untaxed bide.
Moreover the proclamation fa oppoaed to
the treaty right of every one of the
countries, at waa ahown by thr World by
extracta from the treaties, In which the
United State fgrerj not to Impoae upon
article coming rom them any higher rate
of duty than I collected on tlmllar anklet
coming; from other counlrlea. New York
WarU.
A dUpa'ch from lilrmlngton, Alabama
ay:
The Hill hurrah here today waa far lei
entnuitaitic than hia own aupporteri ex
pected. While there were quite a number
of vltltort from adjoining town to tee and
hear the New York Senator there wai no
unuiual crowd in I he atrre'r. The 1 1 111 party
came here on Invitation of a local Hill
club, a few number of wnlclt orcanfza-
ion.heidrd by Mayor Lane, met the vUU
tori at inn depot and etcorted them to the
hotel, at noon, when Hill left the Cald
well hotel, and took a carriage for the
opera noue, where he wai to apeak. .
' T,hc Daily News, the only afternoon pa
per nere, had tne following neadiii.ei on
It account of HI.,' vlilt. "Welcome all;
the people of Ulrmlngham greet senator
mil, while 90 per cent of Alabama demo
crat favor titover Cleveland' noT.lna-
tlon, rnd they are very glad to meet the
great democrat." Thl i regarded a n
expretilott of public aentimer.t. It wai ex
tenalveiv atvertUr-d that many Hill club
woutu be Here today from adjoining tone
to greet Hill. But three ihowed up, and
twnnl 1 horn contained a membenhip of
Irth ih.m two dozen. - Mr Hill aroused no
enthuaiaim and didn't win a tingle auppoit-
cr ao tar a liat been heard of. rrom all
outward ppsarancci he made a very poor
impretaion.
In Ceylon and jrva there 1 a plant In
poaseitlon of a amal! bag attached to the
bate of In leavci The Jbag It covered
with a lid, and ha a hinge. When dewi
riie or raina detcends thit lid cpent; when
the bag Ii taturatcd the lid closea,io tight
ly that no evaporation takei place. The
moUture ihu Imbibed cherivet the teed,
aui laabiorbed Into the plant.
! : j
The democrat of New York have In
troduced a congrejklonal apportionment
bill which give the democrats teventeon
dlitrlcti, the republican fourteen and
three are doubtfu'. Thl U a perfectly
fair bill, free from all taint of gerrymander.
What a pity the republican ot Ohio could
not be juit ai fair a thl.
aaaaaMaawaaaaana -
When ScfHtor David U Hill made till
speech Ul teck before tho M!tUilppl
icgiilature there were evcnty memberi
af that body preient. A poll for presi
dential prefcrencei resulted aa followi:
For president Cleveland, 31; Hill 8; a
western man, S; Gorman", 3 ; Voorheei, 1;
the man who can win it$ J Z George, I,'
The exorekl ti ngrt!n't an Inatrttctfd del
egation to Chlcajjo ii unanimous,
Th; new senator from Kansai see mi to
be fully qualirTed for political preferment.
Ix- Gov St John sumi up his fitnc with
the remark that during twenty-three
vrara' Ncqualntance btwoen hlmnelf and
i'erklni the hfer hii been only thirty
d) out of fiffice. . ;
A NHAl7lNJK"T0R fraa with each
Lett's of Shiltb'a Catarrh K -raedy, trior,
50 .-ecu.'
TKLEGllAl'HIG NEWS
A BIr npaenlatlta.
CtttOAtio, Miinh 25. I'lunin E'l iVrt
rulgro luut dfartml up a cool 11,200,000 on
bii mxnt aiwulittions on tlielwartl of lrnl!
ami. it i attiil on jfotHl nulhority, ha will
t'ntctioHlly wtUitlraw from the Ixmrtl, plttco
hia itinmy In rwil enluto nml tnkelif witr.
rttrtriilitr) annovmrasa that he bna 11,000,000
in earth U) pity for rtnl entutn in tarKw or
ma!l fjtmntttlt'i. The tuinouweintMit li
intwdt inir in that it ninrkn the cloninjr of a
ixvuhttjve ritiiiiMiitm whit h in by far the
moat rt'imu-kiiliin thn Clurtvtfo floard of
Tnulo hna vor non. The taniiHiin lxKtn
in Aiiguat butt year, jtit after th tiwhtrn
on chtutKO had lttitin hint, ft tlmy aiip
P"hI, to a tandnt ill, and had nimio nwtty
with KWO.OOO of hi wonoy.
Tit ntlvf r Bill Vale
WAtttitNdTOrt, Mun:h25. It Cakhlnir
reUmx to Wtthinrtnn in time a aitwial
rtnlur may bn brmitfht into the hotiwi on
Moniiivy fur the tmmttltiiUj eonaiduration of
Ute Wand Uvtr hill and tha wtntiitiK
amemimrmt. ltltutd, tlnrinif tha ailornotm
nsiuon of tha houtw, diac inand hia plan by
the introduction of a rwwlution iixinfr Mon
day, March 5W, aa tjio date on wltit-h tho bill
iliuil lie titkt'n tin and ttut uixin ita Tuumiun!.
in viow of the exttvnte cloammai of Uio voto
aa diacUmtl laat niirht, an nnatvni of the
ae vomi on Uta ut stotion of Ilurrow to
lay tint J Hand billon thctublo in inU'rtwtintr.
tH Uie H voltw in favor of the motion,
eiifhty-two wore eant by dtmtocruU, ami
tlMv-aiX liv n'ttulihciina. Tim nernilivn vnlrt
ahow elitvrtn npuliiiwin ami Ute othwr 1:17
were eunor tioinocruU or aluani men.
A aarwrla Teralrt
Losoojc, March 25 llio auit of Mim
Daixy Itottkina airainnt the Rev Mr Wall it.
propriftor of Trinity Hall, t'umbridirn, fr
.V0U0damajrw fir (nine imiirittonintntt, in
eonrmtion v?ith hr arrmt on the char ire of
( liinn Ilia Ml..l. .itU .... I ..uu;i . -
waa com tuili'd today with a verdict atruinat
Mi llopktna. The verdict waa a (frent
aurprias to hirfrioitla, who alwayi U'hevwl
her life to be hlamehia. lite raae will be
ppealHil.
Wbai Crlaa Dial.
Waiukotox, Math 24. 8KkerCrip
did an extraordinary thinf tothty, and the
ine muiatre nitm nave tvnmm to tie proud
of him, but the twoplo who atand by honoat
moiwy muat look iKn liiin with a (Trout
dual of diatrunt. Aft?r both roll calla had
bocn had in the houie, and afUr Bprwktv
Crip bad aavtuirW that th vota on Mr
Harrow' motion t lay upon the tabla the
ailver till hadrarried by a vote of 14)4 to
1 47, and Utat ailver hulution, no far m
thi rxinirratta waa ennwrwd. wai a thinjf of
tire paat, he dirrx-trxl the clork to call hia
name nd ha votd w the natrahve, tlttu
nukinur a tie vote and loaing Ute motion to
lay upon the table.
Xafcaa Blrfcara4.
roHTiJtJiD. atanh 24. John McMahan,
tnrcowixy, who with nu country couitn.
Alitor McMaltan, of tha Woodbura lnd
twmkmt, creatral ao much excitenu nt in a
fuailade on Aldir tmt about a wmk ago,
ia once more a free man. The irrand jury
igntoml the charge of aeniult witit atUmtpt
to kill, preft-rW aguinat him by OUarr 1)
8 Mutchina and rvturnod a "not true bill."
There waa nolhinir Uw-n for Uitri Attr
nry Htabpn to do but to tuk for hi i dia
clmrjfa. Aa aoon aa McMaltan waa r'iuad from
ciintody be went to tha citv jail and imiuir-
ad ft tlw trttlWHthe doctor luul cut out of
hia hel. Ha aaid be wanted it for a
aonvrnir Leranae ho hivl inch a narrow ea
rap from death. A the bullet could m4
l foumi he wont away diacoaarjlate.
A Mar tk Staraaaaarat
Wahusotux, Mn:h24. Haoem atn
irular with a crave emorirrny confronting
it and tho affair of tromblintr in the twi
anne. that th t'nititl Ktato aenate ahouhl
loan aifht of the real iaauea of Lh rmitm-nt
and turn to an irtntj the newtaiierk' for rint
inir now in which the wople nave a C'ifiti
mate intomt. Yet turn ia a fact, and a
luriro part f the) time during which the
Mnati baa t-n in oxw-utire rvaaioo the paat
few day, auppoaod to be dovotintr ttwjf to
a dweharu"" of tta hiirh funrtinn aa an ail'
viaorv ldy to the iniiW-nL it really haa
been dcvoUnl to nuerulon complainU of
nowvtor cnU-rjrsMj.
Mar tlaWrlra,
Wahmimotox. March 24. I be ctmaua
ofCi txluy ijonjwl almlMin on tha fiahoriea
of the Tacifie atatea. The induutry gave
emphment U)13,H.'jO poraon in varimi
oapacitioa, 0u invewtod capital wa fl.4t.
t,xi - 1 1 . t . t . i . 1 aut - 'M i'I
- ruin un aaiiKr n u jinaiwa, p4,wi ,gw
Of the capital invoatod. ri.6M.210 rotrro-
onted California inkTt. the value of
product of that Ute boing HAM.WJ.
(trotmn rank noxt in importance, having
9-l.ttH.eai inveated. aad a product of tl.-
0C1.M7. The amount of mpi tn! inveainl in
Waihinirton ia civun al 31Q.:iV7 and pro-
durUIHyj.KOCi.
Caatlaae ta Havav
Htrttyosa. Va March 24. That portion
of thia city known a Africa waa in a whirl
tonitrbt over the marriatre of the Itov John
Jaror. of Uii city, the author of "The Hun
DoMore" tlioory, and Widow Curry, of hi
flix-k. btie ta hi fmttth wife. Jaaiwr u
bO year old, aiul hi brute .VJ.
Tbaataaaa Wla Ml aH
1'okTi.Asn, March 24, Tie uit of D V
Thompson vi the Nw York Life Insurance
Vxm pany f or 1 1 1 .900 premium on a 1 1 00,
000 irmurance polity went to thn ury yea
torday, ami a vordn-t fnr $1 1.1SJ 60 waa re
turned in lea than half an hour.
Caaalag reellag.
Wahhijiotos, March 23. The Dehring
Sea cornwpondimce wa laid before the aen
ate executive srotion at noon. The reading
of Saliitlrury' note refuning to consent to a
renewal of the motltu vivendi and making a
counter propowuon w;ia rceiveu wim in
upprecd irritation by Ute onate. The
note i evasive and equivocating. The
president' rejoiniler broadly hint that Sal
ishury haa not met tlie overture in a
straightforward manner. He tnswt on a
ronewal of the modui vivendi, without rof
eroncoto insignificant or irrelevant condi
tion. He closes with tha stirring aaaertion
that if Great Britain decline to ambit in
protecting Ute ami during the arbitration,
Im will proceed to enforce the law and ex
clude poacher from Ifehring Sea if the mil
itary force of the United State ia required
to accomplish it. ,
A Wase Caaaty Manler
Tuk Dalles. MartOi 23. The Bake Oven
stage driver brought in word Irmt night of a
ihooting scrape at Antelope, Wasco county,
which occurred last Sunday. The particu
lars are meager. It i only known that W
V Kelnny ihot VA (1 Oilnan through the
body, it i believed fatally. Glisan i the
man who shot and killed an Antelope saloon
keeper named Pratt eorne four or five year
ago, Gilsan wa tried for the crime and
acquitted. Kelnay i a man who alway
bore a good reputation, while GiUmn is re
puted to have been quarreleome, eptcially
when in liquor, ,
" tl arpls
New York, March 23. Iteport i busy
in Wall itreet with Standard Oil affair
lince the diiwolution of tho trust. There
have been rumors of a big undivided sur
plus, and it was learned yeatnrday that it is
reported to be a large as $113,000,000 over
and above the capital of !1&,000,000 in out
standing certificate, i'uxtoftbis surplus,
it wa sauL, would go a additional capital
to the minor companies into which the trust
wa broken, and the remainder would go a
a cash return to the certificate holders.
. , aeattla Fulltlre
Seattlk, March 23. The newly-elected
mayor today suspended Chief of Police
Rogers until tho next regular ' mooting of
the policn commissioners, April 15, and ap-.
pointed II G Thornton, the former chief, to
take temporary charge. Considerable feel
ing was displayed between the present
mayor and the chief prior to the election,
ana some such step wa anticipated when
the election resulted in Ronald victory.
, Ttte Arla Baad.
Portland, Or March 23.--Chief Engi
neer George Goes, of tho Astoria Portland
arrived from Astoria yesterday. He says
threa parties o engineers are now at work
surveying the route. Two are near Astoria
and the other is about twenty miles beyond.
Mr Goss does not know when the survt.'y will
be completed. The country is hilly and
covered with rocks and heavy timber, and
the surveyors cannot work as fat as in an
open eonntry.
llllls Ee-clreled.
Acbtix, Tex 'March 23. At -the joint
BesKion of the legislature today, the vote for
relator resulted:
jiilis,
123; Bailey, 4; Chilton, 'J: Uibb,
Cuiber-on, 1 ; jonos
I:
1.
(Veal Be Neetlea
WABinsaTOff, M.-mh 25. Navy depart-
nitmt RuUinritim ru'wrridy know how far to
(ro in the lints of extraordinary prppiiratlmii
until theintomationnl cormajximbtnco with
rutenoe to the ik'hrintr Htia dinputA ljtMir
a more conclunive aiiH;t. M;anwhi!ti, al
thmi(h navy official t-onmle that our ra
latum with Umtt ilrituin are dtx'hUtdly
a tral run, fnw of thmn in rtnUity expot't av
tttal tioKiiiitii' to arirm. it u aio poinut
out bv naval fitx'rt Unit ii wtll bar diy I
tho tKilifv or tha di'iiarttiiPiit to wintnuitrate
a htavy forw of vwafln in Id'hrina; Hoa, fur
even if hoHtilitif ihnttld lie pvrftiiiat"l by
an exihanirn of ihota in uiona water Uta war
wouid not lie fought thorn, but nnartr homo,
Jl TV aader
St Lout, Mo March 115. Tlioro dietl
hint niiht at tho citv hoinllal. John W
Uurrmn, known in lnuwimii m Jame Kim
m?ly. On the 21tint. he wan tvimittod,
auffoiintr from sptxtriti. KmHtira cnuxod
tlte ejtwtton cf nearly half a pint or tiu kt,
nail it rewa, etc. Thin failing to rt'linve
him, an oimration waa iwrfonntxl and ruault
ed in the romovai of a much more hard
ware, but to no avail. Tha follow died in
I abort ttniB, At a jwrainorwim examina'ioii
01 tha itomach, ttia wain and nnmsr wore
fntind nnrttial. but litcnillv (llli'd with nail
tcrewa, tack and broktm trtaitai which the
man had iwalluwod in lit act at tne rnu
eum.
UKt riT eiT.
DavI Ilro igt Win Power ; to recover
money. Verdict for pllTf 78.07.
UeobFtchmldtaatRR Hnmt!irey et
al : foreclocure. Pefau't agalnit ltllca, H
K Humphrey etux and decree on plead
ing. O C McKarlind et Alice McFir'amlt dU-
vercc, Crntid
State ant M II Whit ton; Indicted for
check. wVerdiet of guilty, nenteneeil to
two yean ia penitentiary.
Stat act 1 1) Ukri larceny. Sentenced
to five year In penitentiary.
State viFiank Wllaon; larceny. Sen
tented to Ive year In penitentiary.
Alignment E Becker. Pl"al report
approved and dlatrlbutlon ordered
T I McClarv. ataun v Loo Oonaer, et
at i recovery of money, imtinucu.
Jacob Norcroa agt the Sculhern Pacific
Cotdamagei. Continued.
J 0 Goodalc set Sr.ita M Hansard et
al; fotecloaure !l:n. Continued,
CIIHoberggtGWEellet al; for
cloture mechanic lien. Continued.
A 3 Carev aut Harold Broat to recover
money attachment. Verdict forplfffor
f 70.
L W Wallace irt Serepea M Hautard
et aliforecloaure lien. Continued.
Rulo Dtvi tut 1 A and Bct.le Archi
balds foreclosure. Continued.
Sarah M Shield act P C II at per A Co
mot Urn for leav to ban execulkta. Contia
tte-1.
II A Franc agt Otvill Prncej divorce,
Continued ,
Daniel and L I Ilouck agt W J Ternon et
alj uartttioa. ConUnuwI.
M Alcaander gt A O Smi.U et ui for-
cloture. Settled,
CaoIIRibbeck act Ala L Kibbeckt di-
vorce. braated. ,
PEL Touracau agt Hoticri La Toutaciu
dtvotce. Orante'l.
Geo W Wrfehl et Eirni Warner el al
foreclosure. C'jntinatd.
William It err on agt Jo Pearl aad Tho
Braaitoat to recover monty. Con' ioued.
Johu W Gain agt Wm T Deakla et all
to recover money ittachmtnt . Judgment oa
demurrer to answer. IlumiMcd a to C)a
andl'itchfuid.
Ald.y rearce agt IUa Cat et aU fore-
cloaurer Httraiaacd a to Keara . Answer
to be 6Ued ia la diva.
Mary A'uol agt Frank ?OtH ktrlour
Referred lo tlackbura 10 take evidence.
Continued.
G Abraham va Eeifot Eggertt ennfirraa-
tion. Sale confirmed.
A P Blackburn a?m'r Owea Ktc agt C I)
VYalioat forrcUvr. llectf of fottclotur
ia acfotdanc with mented complaint.
M S'r r.burg gt K and Margiret Ca'letj
farecloaur. Decree of fucloiut granted .
Clia Kei'ef sr K and M Cutter; foieclc
ur. Decree of foreoloaa-e granted
D M Otborne A Co agt It M Robert
aon: recovery of money, Anawerto be
filed in CO day.
II C Edward va Tho Brink. Judg
ment for plT and attached property or
dered eold.
Jno A Crawford va F K Boblnaon.et at.
gale conflrmed.
The boys. Baker and Wl'ton received
ihelr sentence of Ave year tn tbe peniten
tiary with greet equanimity, young WU
on displaying a amlte that ha hardly left
hi countenance ttoce hta arrest, and the
laa aeen of him he had that tame smite.
Baker la evidently tha worse of the two;
but young Wilton haa been easily lead.
The smile will not last when surrounded
by atrlped clothe. The beginning la cer
tainly an uncxampiary one
The man Whltten, hj pasted the forged
check on Mra Cheadle wa found guilty,
but the Jury at krd lor the mercy of tire
court for the prisoner, and he wa senten
ced to two year 111 the penitentiary. The
ior did not know tl ta alia Whltten. He
i no doubt one of tte wont and shrewdest
criminals ever In the county jail. Mar
shal Hoffman haa paper Indicating
beyond a doubt that he Is Edward 1
Week, wanted by Plnkerton' agency In
New York. Once he wa a ptofetalonal
detective In Providence t then became a
professional forger. The description I
exactly the same, ai well aa hi practice
In Uregor.
Cox vallis .Last Tueidsy Geo E FUh
old one halt Interest In hi itov and tin
tore to C A Murphy, The firm In the fu
ture will tie know s 1-tth and Murrhy
Mr Murphy la a Salem boy and a compe
tent piumoer oy trade. ,
Last Monday the Oregon Pacific Rait
road Co's agency at thl city wa trans
ferred from Mr J D Brown to Mr W R
Harrison. Mr Harrison 'sen old employe
of this company, atid hall from Yaqtttna,
wnero ne held tne potitior.i ol operator
and ireianr clerk for the past four yeari.
Captain J J Wlnant, the ve'eran captain
of the ba . was In the city Tuetjav and
Wednesday of this week linking hand
wun oio timer, lie ipeaka wittt regret
of the schooner Mischief, which he says Is
now rrpi itilng sea's under the Btlllih fiig.
- Gaxetie.
Look Haa a Moarxar I hav torn
aflhe choicest residence lots'ln A'biav
fcr sate, term to reasonable that anybody
ean buy and own a home of hit own by
paying a imall payma.it down and ma
mont.tly payment thereafter until alt
paid for. For further Information ca'
the office, corner snd and Brradalb'n J
eppotlte DaMoca at office.
. Da GWMaito.
Bora Mat bs Had (and sometimes
girl) for-(l) ordinary service at wages;
(2) upon indenture, (to work, attend
school, and be brought up somewhat as
your own;) and (9) children may be
had for legal adoption. Address,
' E T. DOOLEY,
Supt.Oregon Boys' and Girls Aid Society,
Portland, Oregon.
Sua W f Read' hn of drest gocd an!
lilts befur buy ipjBlwbsrs.
SLiEPLEA -NIGHTS md tniM-nhle
by that terrihU eoa.h. Shiloh'i fur is tha
rmtdy for yon .
At Ma-id's, tha jswilan, ti good p'tes'to
boy a fillad wateh.
Allan Brr alwiys kerp tl.eir cattcn tn
aaj pliedwith fresh Intter snd eggs.
DIED.
MAYURW. In Ilarrlsburg on Thurs
day, March 24, 1892, Mrs George May
hew, of consumption. Deceaded had
lived in Harrisburg for several years
and bad wot) theconQdence and esteen
of alt who were acquainted with him. A
husband and two children are left to
mourn her logs. Courier.
BLAKE LY. At her home at Fair
haven, Wash, March 15f!iV 1892, Mrs
Flora A Blakely, wife of J A Elakely.
Mra Blakely waa born in Linn county,
Oregon, Pec 23th, 1859. October ltlth,
niaraia.
Taitci differ. Some neonla can are
btfauty even In a looking bims, others
annot.
Rockefeller trave a million dollars to a
Baptist Instl'uiTon and wa restored lo
health Jay Gould save onlv t,to .ooo to a
church and stilt ha to live on boiled milk.
1 he warning I, a terrible one, which
llllocral Albany men should heed.
Mr PomtM'Ul-I am iolna- to tha thea
tre and will probably not be home until
verv late. New Servant AU right, mums
if I am not up when vex crimes home.
what' lh matter with lelllni me tn the
maming allaxhout tie play f Texas Slfu
tog.
The worse fault with v mni Louden
wa that he talked too much. On oettlntr
home he told that he would sue L!nn
coui.tv for $75,000 and had already re
tained Weatherford and Bllyeu for the
pttrpoic, but he had not. He waa almply
talking. He would be very fool) h to !
that. l"f will probabl not trouble Linn
county any more,
Tom Craig la laid to he a candidate for
nomination for eountv c erk on the demo
v . .
cratlc ticket and Tom Mllllron.ofluncilon,
ia mentioned an he probable candidate for
lh omce of county commissioner. Thoae
wno are in a sood oatlilon to know sav
that L Bllyeu iteeeklng the nomlnatten
ior protecuting attorney in thl judicial
uiaiin 1, cuirrnj Kettitier.
- .
0 W Waiaon. of Ba 01. the newlv n-
potuted superintendent at C'homawa In
dian training trhool, went out to the
ehool today. He 1 accompanied by hi
wife. Journal. Poor man. In at-out three
weeka If he conclude to run the school
hfmtolf Instead of allowlntr the Stalatman
to run It he wilt have that naner after htm
reu nui, ior u seem to make a ipecuity ot
Indian chool luperlnrendenU for hreak-
a.... f .
rasi.
No one llatldt h'arher In a
community
than tha live advrrtla.r EvervhoJ
I
Interested In him, and the paperi take de
light in adding a puff to every little notice
ahcul him. The wife ef one of the boat
advertisers in Aatorla iuat meaentcd her
L..A..J ..Li . . ' ' .
nuauanu wun a ooy atjy, and a local pa.ier
take oceailon to add, juat because the
father 1 a Be advertiser, that the boy
already ha the vrn and energy of the
tamer. lt bvfclneaa men too atenv to
write an ad take warning. ,
Already the beat rillroad center. Al
bany prom I to be heard of regardiei of
extension or new roads, which will come
In due time. '1 here are plenty of other
thing o push th city forward. Thl
will be a tear of Drotrrrta . Arrodd build
leg record I ahead, betide the big teel
bridge. Two or three mile of motcr line
l a probability. The Sntlam mine will
m up Into prominence and the arrival
here of gold slug will be a common oc
currence. There will be other feature
of the forward movement to keen the
puhllo eye open. ,
1 he Attorian hat a long vUloo. It
X eaterday wa a great day for Astoria
It commenced bul:dlng a railroad :o New
York.-
Stock In the White gwnn mine of
Baker county ta way up, in fact can
hardly be bought, at leat not for lea
than flOor $12 a ahare, ao the Dkhocbat
ia tniormea by a former Baker county
man. wu till Bunanxa atock I that
way. why not.
A Kanaaa man on the atreele th
tuoming notleed tha immense crowd of
half-frantic delegate and candidate
hob nohblng oo Baah'e corner, when his
curiosity leal him to ask what wa the
excitement. On being informed that it
wa county convention day, ha replied
xm that an 7 lauppoaed there wa
riot or a run on the bank."- Journal-
The name of the poatoffke at Llnkville
having lately been iiiangoa to Klamath
Fall, that of Klamath City has been
changed toPokegama. Thi probably I
Intended to indicate that it i a great
place for poker game, bat the ' depart
ment ia lu a mall buaineaa in thu adver
tklng that fact. Nobody will add res
letter to Pokegama uutcs absolutely
obliged to. Kx.
The Roaelinrg Review aayt: The
Salem Slateatuaa ia probably the uioat
radical party organ Id the atate. For
week or more it haa lx-en urging one
Bridges lor school clerk because he is
republican, and on eUctton day the tame
fellow polled 81 vote out ot J200. . lite
Statesman can now figure up the full
extent of its influence in politics.
The editor of the Tillamook Headlight
is a genius, but we'll wager he will not
be appreciated by candidates for office.
He publishes the following advertising
rates: Candidates wishing to annonnce
themselves lor t lie coming election or
convention through the columns of this
pa pet, will be charged the following
ratca, strictly in advance, and no devia
tion In prices: County clrk, $10;
sheriff, $3 ; all others 3 each. Thia pays
for running the announcement until the
convention, and through the campaign,
if desired, by those who are lucky, (or
unlucky) enough to receive nomination.
One teacher cannot very well take care
ot more than forty or fifty pupil. The
following from the Dallas Itemlxer Is an
exception: "The primary grade of the
Dallas public school ha tnl week had 73
cholera In actual attendance Aa there
are leu than alxty teat ft may be won
dered what th teacher doea with them
all. Part of them are kept at the black
board and part working around a long
table In front of the room. There are
frequent change of position o that no
child I kept standing more than fifteen or
twenty minute,''
One of the moat remarkable featu res of
Lord Allington's marriage to the 19 year
old Mis Eva Leigh, was the fact that
two of the brides-maids at the wedding
were Die granddaughters of no less a
personage than tbe noble bridegroom
himself.
Jos Simon, better known as Boss
Simon, will go to Europe on a year's trip
in a about a month. This is significant,
simon has been completely knocked out
and a change of climate is needed to quiet
his perturbed spirit. 1
. The Wood'iurn Independent gets off
the following : 'N K Gaylord, formerly
o( Salem, but now at resident of Eugene,
has been nominated for the legislature
by the prohibitionists of Lano county.
The great trouble of all reforms is that
they are like a kettle of boiling water
all the trash comes to the top first.
lion S BJIuston, a prominent attorney
of tii'.lsboro,' writes to the people oi
Salem recommending Bro Fiagg as a
newspaper nian. In concluding lie saya :
If the democrats of Marion county will
do their part, I am confident that they
will have aa good a paper as the Albany
Democrat, or the Roseburg Review.
The new democratic paper of Salem
put iti foot in it in the following item
when it characterised 0 S May, a former
republican candidate for county clerk as
a democrat: "O 8 May", cashier of the
Scio bank, and P O Smith, a leading
merchant, both prominent democrats
of Scio, were in the city Thursday. Mr
Smith is an owner of considerable Salem
dirt, and has faith in the capital city.
Johu Wannamaker,' the Philadelphia
merchant, says that during the ten days
previous to Christmas his sales covered
tlOO.00'0 a day, so that the grand total
for ten days was only a few dollars under
a million. He adds: "I spend JBOOO a
week in advettising and I pay a man (a
former editor and a good one) $000 a
month to do it for pie. I make money
by it. Advertiaing ia the leverage with
which this store has been raised no. I
tin ntt rrfl hnvo nrtv stmrPHpfnl Vrnuinnoa
cao bedone without liberal advertising."
Firitt. J draaamakins dene at ration,
b?a rat,chi!d o's olothirg a epe aily, liy
Mir OiO-jjt JCitc, at the rai;d;nii of Mr
Coll Vac Cievroiirttor of 7h and fcro tdalbio.
A Itr-e I'm of - lvnt ko!4 w.tohesjto
HOHBJ AMD A HBO All
TtR!tHAV.
Morris & liUunt, .f the feed ivore, have
issolvod partnorthip, Mr Motrl rntiring.
A Chinsninn working in lh laundry near
111 Ravel IlnusM dird this moininaof can-
Cur f the ttoi!it:h. '
Mr W VV P,vi hat sold ih nltnotiioo
rasUurant to Mrs Harth Hutton, who lit
tkn chargs of th arn.
T la.lon'hr'rn Paoifio wid hrulialilv hrro-
fier pay their men hy tt-rirliiiu them cheek.
thus doing away with pay oara.
IVr.oti I orehaat.ra arrivi d from lurtlatid
this rjiien, and will play at the anoltl danoa
at tha opera houid tonight.
S vcral pretty birds, andonbtadlv amnna
tlieOaimauionustera tent not from Ponlsnd,
bar Won o around Albany,
Ailotberevldencx that Albany it erowintr
may lia aaan In Oa, tha hnot-blaok hw
tiid. It i decidedly melrltKilittn.
I'rnf Ad -Him. nt Htawton. and Pn.f Psndls.
f J irt ana, wtil ktio.1 n lin,r cttididates
fcr itipriitftiidotit cf a. Ipi.oN r f Marion
vouiity on tha rrpablioiu lickat.
Tli at igerie Ueaistor 4Vi Judnn V.k;'-
burn, t.f Albany, iiw hon it town thi
walk. He tie eaortidatafor tha nllioa of
supreme jadx and ia looking af Mir hi
unoe in ttm matter. il atauds a uorxl
iliow ,f ohtalulng th noininatinn aod ia wall
qatlilied for the t.oitiio.
Hirry Kuiht. th vonair man who ak
ttnnitad to kitlhiinietf at t'ortiand. Wsut
cf noma ftnsim tlivht on th part of his
sweathcart, Mica Mary Smith, will recover.
Tb bullet whkih Ktruck him fractarad hi
kull. Hi riidvt aid Is narsltxsd. but Dr
Kenton an) btwtll full throoun. Mia
Smith ia euraittf! tb young man.
Nat Gird wa arraigned for tanlenca
hafrire Judge Steam j eaterday morning.
Otrd had baen conviuted fur aaaaa It erowine
out of a nurrl(ivr a airl. lid declined to
make any ttatmnt a to hta Kentonoa, and
wa acourdlnly given x mouth tn tb
pent tea Uary. II waa ta (u op to Salem
by Dopoty Shentf Miatner lt vnirig.
There are .tow four mm tn the county
jail, Bakerand Phetp for horse ttc-allng,
who will probably certain ball ; Hays, who
la to be tried for stealing whiskey, and Dan
Moirit, who ta serving a $50 sentence. Six
men have been sentenced to the nenlten
llary and one to the reform at boot, hence
Linn eountv ha more than done Iter duty
toward Cliing the "pen."
Foca MtJ without employment, three
of whom had been bctrglng on the streets.
were arretted latt night and calajoced,
two being captured in a box car. One
claimed to be a professional halt olaver.
and waa here to secure a job with the pro
posed Albany club. Jftrce were eenteeced
to two day a and oae was uitcharged.
ratDAr.
Work haa beau bscun oa Iba hosier fac
tory at Waterloo, tb excavation fur the
am id being ia p(4re. Waterloo will
b heard from
I'r John I-om, Jr. baa mtived hi 1lC'un
work into tha old Star Hrewert baildtae.
Tb confectionary atr will remain in vt
preaaot location.
Parti wantina butiu, tarda in tb new 1
city directory should send in th rpy he-
fore the etui ! next wik, aa the material
will all go into tr.a hand of t'.i printer
Mai.
Thi mutating F 11 I'rtreb, tbjtlr.
raOBivt d by eaprct tb gold ttudai fry th
champion n.lla, skater; It la a haodsom
p.es tl wnrk,iuorib4 -y tntla chm
ptoo. Given by tb 6o-.diy Tahaccpa."
Ic th mattor of divorcee the Circuit
Court hat dona it doty. They have haco
groasd out at a tarride rat. Bv the way.
t'rojou's divorce law area l.l.jtvi-o tb
itatute of tha atate.
Republican f-rimttua ar in progress in
Lino euaoty tbta afteruoau for the tUcttoa
of deiaataa to tne oByebtioD oo Lett
Tuaaday. L'eliae Mrbm amiB'y no atrtf
it batog mad ia th teiitll of any puiiegta
etndldato.
A tr.tir.g waa liM Waduaaday at
Biowntt il'.a to form a ernpsaJnd pur.haae
the plant of tha old tail. try and riilsrite the
building 8 uck to ih amount of $2500 aaa
tubcr;ld,f r.d it aa xpaottd tfcat enoetjh
mora wc-atd bar talon to tire tt cotepvay a
(and atsrt.
TU near dvmoeiat.e editor at Salem i
tri.nt!y a tuaticr. Tha Juoroat :
Tlior tall aliKht o-tntrovtray at tha opera
hua.a tbtt furanwo, Wetaeao thn llomoerat
put.ltalin and Ih Saltm t il!(mtar, w Lo dis
puted the rgi.t clt'o uh!t-Iiiito (las
thair t-it oa ll chair t.f llgea.
Et L Hanflay ama lo l-e a tUtbarLit
aa wtll ar a twj : pr bUk. lc tuiw aiver
front U'.tnerU matla ty tha Oiegosi)
that be livit l u- h-t i-a tbe ttiamond b
claimed to hate Int t la !ge robbery, sod
mtdeth yarn U et a lutte tiipaw
notoriety. Ex
CuiXMB Ft'x&aAT.. Hooey, the China
man who died Yesterday, was buried
title afternoon. Funeral services were
conducted in American style, under
charge of Rev Hill, at tl a Chinese mis
sion rooms. Hooey, having been a
Christian and member of the Sabbath
School, though not yet baptued. Nine
or ten carriages were used, and the af
fair was in every way conducted in a
civilised manner. A grave was dug in
the Celestial part of the cemetery; but
Hooey's friends refused to have him
buried with the heathen, and another
grave waa dug in a diherent location,
among the remains of white people.
SATUtXiAY. '
Everybody should go to the Appolo con
cert. Ai poto concert Tuesday evening Maroh
20ih- Ticket 5j and S3 ttiU.
Lnyar of xeod looal tthrat ainulrg ihoold
attend lh Appolo club coucert March SDvh.
A atock eompany hta bien formed at
Haltey fnr th purpoaa af boilding a hall.
Th capital atock, f 1,200, hat all beta rab
latlbad. ' .
- During th past tnonta th enrollment In
Ih public schools wa 472. There wet
oyr SO in ach of ftv rooms, 67 being th
most-
Trof Lnrillard tor'ay tecetvad threogh
Overman & Hunter a safety Victor btcycl
with pneamatio tit, that j a very fin
machine. Albany is a great bicycle city.
Th Jury In th ctta of the stale agt E
lit a, of llaltay, brotigh! in a vard.ct last
even'ng of not -euily. The circuit eourt
adjouruad tin morning.
Juat received at the Ladiea 13a.-. a fits
liaerf chtldrooa apring jaefce't nd reet'era,
Tbta goorll ar vary atyli.h and (jmothlng
new. Call and iurpect them.
YttflriUy alternoon while playirg ball
onthsCidlega campus Arthur Letmert left
hi olothu lu the gymnasium revm ot th
College, Some ut.e eiittred tr.d eola a
pore 3onUt-lag a until amount of money
tnd nme keyi, one boing tha day tn th
front door to the I.iun ftotuty Bank, which
should be returned.
Lyon leidg No 80, A O U V. wa or
ganised on the 17th, with the following
o'iioert: Amos Btriiok, M W't Henry
Lyon, P M; 1) M Haotoo, foreman; James
Barry, over-a-r; D J Wyatt, reaordr; P
Inanity, tiastioitr; Jtmes Lyons, receiver;
Mr Ltaytou, guide; li Sbiltor, I Wj M
Ti'ns.OW. Trutt'o: W E Bolter, 3
yar, II W Parker, 2 yesir, Mr Summon,
1 year.
Another Ingram Item. An Albany
man who was at the penitentiary yester
day state that there were fears among the
officials that Frank Ingram wat going In.
aane. He had been too weak to be put to
work, and had been walking the yard con
tinually acting In a itrange manner, ges
ticulating, etc.
27 to 11. The game of base ball yes
terday between tho Albanies and a picked
nino was interesting, though occasionally
tiresome on account of ita one-sidednees,
the Albanies winning easily by 27 to 11,
most of the latter being made on the
last inning. E8terbrook. mentioned as
the tramp b bps ball player, formerly
played with the La Grandes and Walla
Wallas,' and is a professional except in
the bos, where ho was batted easily.
Anderson Cannon, who is a second
Wadsworth in style.struck out four men
in succession . in one inning; but lacks
the endurance at present. Tho Albanies
are in a position to play a strong amateur
game." Where ia Lebanon and Corvallia?
WHY WILL YOU cough when Shiloh'
Cure will gtv 1 nmediate relief. I'rio 10
ta, fit ots and $1.
SHILOrTS CATARRH REMEDY 4
prvsitiv enss for Catarihv Diphtheria and
Cauktr Mouth.
"H ACKMETAOK," lasting .,d fra
grant perfuma. lJii' o 5j t:i,l 80 ccn's.
FOR DYSPEPSIA, and Liver Cotr.plsiiut
yea hive primed ,;s.3rsnfeo on every bottle
THAT BALL OAlfC.
Albast, Or., March 2otb, ISM,
Editor Democrat:
In this morning's HeralJ I ace an
account of a "Liatleas game of Bali'and
I desire to correct an erroneous impres
ion, which it will undoubtedly convey,
and sot the."Albanies" io a right light.
The Albany Base Ball Club is composed
of young men In this city, every one of
whom are hardworking young men, and
who are playing ball for the so'e porpoae
of creating anil maintaining an interest
In the 'National Game." It sema
pool
onconrairoment. (especially coming ;rom
the Herald, one of whole staff at least
has been endeavoring to organize a
leazue which will IncludeAlbanylto have
their efforts thus llirhtlv noticed. Is it
any fault of the Albanies if tbe other
side can't put up a good game? If the Al
ban lea had thrown off In the game, then
this same Herald would undoubtedly
have scored a burning rehnke to Uiem.
Then again he doe not give the correct
core, if he did thi,(anl that to in the
manner it ehould have been reported,)
he would then have given the correct
linnreasion. 1 .. that the "Albanies"
played ball and a good game too.and that
In the face of a crowd of "bleachers"
who did all Jn their power to throw the
Albany club down. By looking at the
appended score, it wilt be seen that tbe
College or picked nine were held down
to four runs until the last inning when,
on account of Lariinore tiring out.having
thrown three a-ames without any relief
and getting no support in the field, the
picked nine sco-ea seven runs, nyou
want to hold an interest in base- ball.Mr,
Herald, give "honor to whom honor is
due," encourage the home team by words
better suited to cheer them up and you
will have gained an euai. Aluaxt.
BKAL MTATK f A Ll.a.
Dvas Shetton to Louis Hawkins. 1
acre in sec B. p 13 S tt 1 E...$ 150
J L Cowan to J 8 Courtney, Agree
ment
Medder Vanderpoot to Kffie A
Vanderpool, 79 acres, sec 6, tp
' 138B1 200
Mattie E Bo! in to A Boxarth, 200
acre,tpl4, 8 It Sand 3 W... 500
Alfred Piatt to Jeff Myers, 7.5
acres in sec 35, tp 9 8 R 2 W-. 800
Oliver Baakin etux to Wm Patrick,
KX) acres in sec 32, tp 10, 8 B 3
K ; 00
John Baakin to Wm Patrick. BS0
acres in sec 32, tp 10 S R 3 E. 1000
O&CRRCoto W...W luartin,
120 acres, see 35, tp 9 S tt 3 K. 270
U 8 to John Turner and wife. 320
actes, tp I46R3 W pUnt
Total sales.
.9 SOW
The writer of the fire-oating letter
recently published in the London Times
over the sivnatnre "Captain Frank Hcott,
Thirty-eighth Penneylvania Rifles," has
been discovered. He is Walter Hcott,
the l&-voar old s-randaon of I T Williams
of Dunkirk, N Y. Tbe letter threatened
the British empire and was so filled with
menaces that, cabled to this country, it
was generally reoublisbed with varying
comments by American newspapers. It
seems that the boy, indignant at the at
titude of the Times on international
questions, particularly with reference to
the Chilean trouble, resolved to send to
that paper an expression of hia ire, and
realizing that little attention would be
given to a boy's letter on such a subject,
he signed a fictitious name to it, and
without saying anj thing about it at
borne, "wrote to the Times" a any solid
Kngliithman might do- He was surprised
that tiie Times printed his fire-eating
letter and that prominence was given it
In American papers which have ridicul
ed the Times for ascribing so much con
sequence to such a letter from ao un
known correspondent
rasaB aftbe SJaaete Carei.
Joba I Wool, ot Stratford, Oo..wa e-irej
r f cramp in lh laa by waarins Allege k't
Fwroaa Piaster. Mr Wood car. Sme
thra raooth ato wa taken very sick
with tever pain in th small of sny back
over th kidney. Tb pata waa excruciat
ing. I apiliad ao Alioock's Boron a PI attar
ever th sQactxi region and had relief 1
atoet witbia an hoar. At th mm Umt, la
coojunotloo with thi troubla, I had vary
xraat aarvoa dtaturbanee. tffeatiog my legs
w Ivh crtrnp to 1 eoold aearoaty sleep. M et
lug with lueb so wet with soy bask I applied
a piaster under tb kue oa each lag, and la
thr da) I waa oomplettly torad, aad have
nver tco trrublad in either way line."
"Kothih IteecBDS Libs lucceti."
Why ai w tb meet istttttdil liat ia th
Jry gno4 trd t
Etaaut wa bv lh brgat aad beat ta
Itcted tok to tboote am.
W st bow rsetivlng n4 Maaoaabl
good bargain ia wiater gwoae,
C'Oaks at lets taaa eoat.
' fV are )! ent far Batrik pattaraa.
A full lia af ltd lea ta ilhr,o thoet.
Civ a call.
W. W. Kja.
A large a took of pruning abear and prn o
loe hooka the" beat mde. it received at
o ... a. u...t. ar t. .. . ... .- a.
aaaii aa. 911, a. 4vw aa aaa a.'a.w
them.
to at
Daoiiadiy th large! and ebniotwt variety
f teata town it at C E BrraroeUa. Ran
dried, baakat find, g-aen. bk, Bntliah
breakfast, &
Rwtct cider iFE Allen's.
W Davia t -.n m barge of
aionloo rattaaitnf, Alt alt 23 nr.
eystar freah. Evrj thing
th DI
attra Ilia aotually economy to drloklBaack'a
Taa. Being absolutely Dura, it it vtaob
troagar that th artiUolal taa, about en
third la of tt, or about twenty grain, b a
iagequirad per oop. At that- ar 7,8
grain to a pojtol, thtra will b ea to b
bctwaao thr and four haatrl,eup ta t h
pound At it la but 60 oeott par pnoa d
thia ia at th rat of ab-iqt on ftH1 of a e a
par oup- For eala at Allen beat. -
Us Brida of Alliaoy soap aod you will ba
bappy. C,E Broaoeil, eola agent.
For Salb. -1 will offer at private sale
for a few days all our household furniture,
consisting of pari jr and bedroom sets,
chairs, lounge, carpets, mirror, oil paint
ings, hanging lamp, stove, center, din
ning room and kitchen tablet, etc.
B FTablkr.
cor, th and Ferry.
THE REV GEO FI THAYER ot Bourbop,
Iud., atytt "Both' mvttlf aad wifaow
one livaa to SUILOH'S CONSUMPTION
CURE."
ARE YOU MADE mieiablby It dig
tioa, Constipation, Dlzainasa, Lost of Ippe
liie, Yellow Skin T Sbiloh's Vitalixer i a
potitlv car. For ttla by Fothay A Maeoa.
A Metroiolitak stock of suitings for
the spring and summer, the best in the
valley, just received by W R Graham,
as can easily be learned by an inspec
tion of them. They include late and
handsome designs, and will be made up
in the latest style by Mr Graham. Get
the best and latest, and this you can do
at Graham's.
STnait Tlaby waa alca, we sav bar Caatorav
When ih wa a Child, eh rid for Oaatorl.
When th baeam Mitt, tit eluag t rinstorta.
V -ban th bad Clitldrea, she gave them Caatorta.
Th Dlrt oortet and Dettarte watatt
fnrnlth th baaia of drs reform tending
toward artisiio and hygintodraaiog. Tky
atcura oamfort, development aod grso.
Ladiee, who wish toaxamiD Dalaarte goods,
should addraaa tha agent who will oail with
samples, take pain ia mU'iog and
guaranta perfatit lit No troabl to show
goo.lt vu though no ordaria takan. Ad
dtaaa Mrs A M Talt, box ,60, . Albany,
Oregon, Agents wanted.
SHILOn'S V1TALIIXI is what va
oae.1 for Conet'.pfttion, Lots of Apfxiite,
I:.-4fr,a and all symptoms of Pypjst,
(l A is n nirsQ trrir
MMP OS Li
kk.aa. Waal Vawfakrkaa?
Flower"
Perhaps you do not beliere these
statetnents concerning Green's Au
gust Flower. Well, we can't make
you. We can't force conviction in
to your head or med
Doubtlng icine into your
throat. We don't
Thomas. want to. The money
is yours, and the f
misery is yours; and until you are
wiUinsf to believe, and spend the one f
for the relief of the other, they will
stay so. John 11. Foster, 11 ai'
Brown Street, Philadelphia, says: ii
" My wife is a little Scotch woman,
thirty years of age and of a naturally
delicate disposition. For five or six
years past she has been suffering
from Dyspepsia. She
Vomit became so bad at last 4
that she could not sit .
Every Meal, down to a meal but
she had tovomttit J
as rvoca as she had eaten it Two 7
bottle j of your August Flower have
cured her, after many doctors failed. j
She can now eat anything, and enjoy
it; and as for Dyspepsia, she does not
kcow that she ever had it"
KOTICE
H the County Court oj Linn County, Oregon
la the rntir of thsar,pj t;..a jf Morilz
VrHlteraklrcbett o rl aoge cfnamr
OTICK I HEREBY dlVESTa
th above na4 Mori s Wairaxl
bm fBeJ his petition tn th Cstiit
of Lion ojunty, Cregi.t, prayln
rdor changing bit na na to Mont
ft. anl by orier ot a tile, art
T3 daf the 5tb day of April. 1111 at th
boar of 1 o'clock pn uf ai J day, ba
booa fixed a the tttn f r thu bann( o
objections, If any inure b,wbv tht tppll
eatian of a ail pdti'J inx limit a H bs
aaaoted.
l'obluthel byordir hikIa bvtbeno
DUN tlackburn, Julg' of r!di Coart,
thl 27th day of Febrtwry, 18JJ.
lawitneaas br -of, 1 bare hereunto
et my baorf aid a)33xd the aeajofaaH
Coart.tbi 27th t'ot braary, K O.lfctfV .
If P PASTfE.
Coua y Clerk of Lion oounty,
.9 H M Fay 1 e. Deputy
HEALTH IS WEALTH i
DalC Warr't Baava aaa Baaxs TaaavMaav.
(aarentaait tpaeil foe B ) avena, Iiastaaat, Can
roMoaa. ritavKarvoo Kauraijia.B aaaara. at eus
Broatratiaa aanaa by Uia aaa f aiaoftal ar tobaaaa,
Waaeiuineaa, Mania Uapraaaion, SatMnin- ot H
Braia raralUne in inaaotiv aid laaAior to mttarr.
dawa anddaaaa, framawr Oi A-a Barraaaat.
Loaa of rowar uiatibaraa. lurolaatarr I raw as aad
Speraiatanhoaa aauaad by ovar-axartiaa af taa
araia, atUbaat or ear-ituta'canaa. Kaak bos
aaataiB ana aaaola't traatnaant. II. CO a ba.a, ar tit
ai aa lar A.aau, bf aoatl pravaad aa raaatpt ol aria.
. HI iiCAKAITU BIX BO LBS
T aura any aaaa. Wit eaaa aofar ratal red br-na
tor tlx aoaat. attain pamaa wiia aw. wawiu aaaa
tba purahaaar ear wrlawi amanaataa ta raisa -.he
taubar tt aba traalmaat daat aal tBaat a vara. Caar.
an, aaa tatual aal tr
J A C'aaaaalatt. Ba-ta. Bala AaeaC
Alawaj, raaa.
tTArVNE B23
J I aut ja-sa- .-twri-
GURB
4 aawaad Coata'ala Tiaalwaal, antiiaaf af tnf
saatartea.taatanaal In Capni'atAlaa ia Bat aad PlKs;
a e aitiraOoraro, Aaiaraal.tnttrpai.BluHl ar Biatd
Kr ttahiof, Cliroaia, Baaeaa a If araa.tarf Viiaa.aad
mmt.f oUuediaaaaaa aal taamaia waaXnaatoa; U la al
aaaraa STsat baaaSt ta aha ganaiai baaiakj. Taa Sraa
ata.a.ao at a ua-liaal aura raoxtarla an aparaaiaa
wlati Ua kiltt utBtaaatary ateaalta,. Tbta renedf
feaaaaaarbaaa knaa totai L t ear b, firA ;
Wi hf aaaij. Wsy auSar tram thia teriMe dtaaaaa
vaa a wriaaaa ruaeaoaaa ia pnaiaral ciaaa wtOa
aaaa,ta ratnad taa atoaar U aa aarad. SaA at. taa
lor araa Saatpla. Sraattnta laaiaad r
S A raaaaaiBf, DrajKta. Bala ixatl.
Atvaar, .
Beat stock of 2nd t0T geo.1 In tba
Valley anrt tba moat reacnab! prleM.
I have on hand all klnda or -
FUSMtTUXE, STOVES, Tlk'WASS,
TKUNXS. EOOXS, P1UTUHES.
CLCCtCS. CROCKERY,
it ETC. ETC.
On dear went cf IE Youns'a eld sto
L. Ci3TTLESS
FQ3HAY & MASON
WW9ULAMI aaa aavazk
Druggists and Booksellers
i getiU for Joka B. Alden'a publfoaUooi,
we. oil we ell at pcbllaaar's prieoo w5ti
t iaaewtfld'
1 ALU A M T. OS F.0 1
I -iDYE - TO - LIVE.
itaT StBiEi By. Wprif,
O.aJ . leilcUlJ,OpiriJy.
a 1 "
Clothing Cleaned, Colored and Repaired.
Ladle shawl and Dret Good a
pectalty.
Faded clothing restored to It origin
color, to look like new.
Satisfaction Guaranteed. Give M a Call.
Work called for and delivered.
Opposite Parrish'e Brick,
REVERE HOUSE, "
IL31NT.
OREGON
SOT fSaK
,r . . -.vacsa--, ;
Uam-aaaia "..imJ J-TO t Ta, r BTV S
I 1 aii in in ir- awl ' 1
2nd UT Store.
JH1S. PFEIFFER PROPRIETOR' (
Fittsd up Irai-claaa tyla. Tables
sop piled Wit a tha beet lu the market
no almoin apartmanta. BAmple mora
reom&trtjial trttvolers.
BredCrownMills
w aajooaas rLocra spbeiob eon bam
-,' Aim BAx:sjts esg. -
?.EST STORAGE FlClLlTlES.
. CHOICE nEATS.
I OrJ AiLjKrsta
lilDniriolx -.a&J- Baker,
"OjiivMlta f olimear't LlTeT Stakla, t
r ta WMauaattt VMf e't atara.p
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