The state rights democrat., March 03, 1893, Image 2

Site Democrat.
President Harrison has called an extra
session cf the senate to meet March 4th.
That body will confirm Cleveland's cabinet
appointments and consider the Hawaii trea
ty and other executive business,
In the popular vote in the late presiden
tial election Mr Harrison received 364,639
votes less than he did in 1S88 and Mr
Cleveland received 18,339 more than he did
In tS8S.
(Jen Jackson used to speak of "me and
Jim Monroe," but the man who has any
thing '.o say of "me and Cleveland" has not
been heard lrom.
The spectroscope tells us that the compo
sition of the sun is nearly trie same as that
01 the earth. We find in It iron, silver, zinc,
and other familiar metals.
Gov McKinley says the Republican party
has no apologies to offer. The Republican
pa-ty passed the apologizing stag when it
surrendered to McKinley ism.
Scientists are beginning to believe that
digestion in the'ease of carnivorous planta
is rim to the activity of certain micro-or
ganism!!, which are a'ways present In the
sap of the mature plant, and that their se
crctions are favorable to the development of
aiuh minute organisms.
Hold the watch in such a position that
the hour hand U pointed in the direction of
the sun, then the point midway between the
position of the hour hand and XII. will be
due south. If, for Instance, the hour hand
point to V due south will be between II.
and III., or half way between XII. and V
The defalcations of last year aie placed at
SS ,000,000, the gifts to educational and re
ligious objects at $39,000,000. Ss there is
considered to be a handsome balance to the
credit of the nation. But no one knows
how many defalcations are hushed up. There
is no hushing up of gifts of miney for pub
He purposes.
Turn cntbe light! That is the cry that is
rising louder and louder from this tax bur
dened nation as the stupendousness cf the
pension fraud comes to be more fully real
'zed. Let the pension list be published in
oca! papers and it is likely that a quarter o
a million of undeserving pensioners will be
pointed out. Men are not fond of being '.ax
ed to pay pensions to the undeserving. ,
A Colorado paper says that the irrigating
ditches are the cause of the destruction of
many trout and other fish which attempt
to go up them when full, and get stranded
as the water drains away. It this is so
tbey could be easily protected by a wire
fence where they leave the main stream or
return to it.
The French government is experiment
ing with electric locomotives, the invention
of J JlHeilmann. They are propelled by
coal and steam turned into electric power
in tho locomotive, and it is claimed for this
invention that it gives practically more
power than is usually done by tbe action
of steam directly on the piston. There is
besides the further advantage of more easily
controlling the power thus generated, and
with little waits. It is on these lines that
tome day we shall have wagons on country
and citj roads propelled by electric power
produced as the vehicle is moving.
The West Side is of the opinion that his
Excellency, Governor Sylvester Pennoyer
will be the populist candidate for congress in
the second district next year. The gover
nor was reported to have said some time ago
hat he would not step down from the gov
erno:' office to accept the United States
sena'or, and :f that be so we cannot under.
s and how he would step still lower and
accept congressional honors.
The election of Democratic Senators has
become so general throughout the States that
even Republican Legislatures are doing the
tame thing merely to keep in the fashion.
Th:r were fifty-two Republicans in the
North Dakota Legislature to twenty-seven
Democrats and eleven Populists, but it
e ec'.ed a Democratic Senator. Mr Harrison
may soon want to join the procession hlm-
seif .
There is a good deal of mawkish senti
mentality over McKin'ey's financial losaea
There is no occasion to start subscription
papers. Governor McKinley is an able
bodied mai who is able to earn bis own
living. Financial reverses are an every day
occurrence, and Governor McKinley, being
a human being, is liable to all the mis
fortunes that flesh is heir to. He was tbe
author of legislation which robbed the
workinzmen of this country of millions of
dollars. Now the beneficiaries of tbe rob
ber tariff cuttht to be able to take care of
tbe man who has done so much for them.
Telegram.
A Paris Sorist has designed a floral clock.
A circular plot of ground 30 feet in diam
eter forms tbe dial of this strange timepiece
and flowers are so arranged upon it in
plots as to make the figures and minute
marks stand oui upon it as clearly as upon
an ordinary clock face. The two hands
which move over this highly ornamental
dial are also covered with growing flowers
from end to end and motive power is pro
vided for them by means of a small turbine
concealed beneath the ground.
Gen Mahone lives at Chambrrlins' in
Washington. He is the same quaint 111 tie
man no bigger than a pint of cider that
lie always was. He has a long beard and a
long head. He i somewhat gicen to pro
fanity and of an every-day sort that even a
fool can uiideretmd. He wears a white
louclitd hat, whichhe has made to order
anJ which costs more money than any other
slouched hat in the country, and his shoes
have been made for yeais by the same man,
who, selects the finest calfskio and lines the
shoes with satin.
We are now in a sort of a transitioa pe
liod bet ween two administrations. We are
so near the end of tbe Hanisoa rrg ms that
nothing more need be expected from It and
yet we are not near enough the beginning of
Ocvtlandh' to f-el the thrill of the new or
der of things. Most of the interest In
Washington, during lhe coming week, wit1
center around the preparations being made
for trie inauguration and tne anticipation of
things to foUow in ils wake. The coming
week v ill he one of surmises and perhaps
lurpiUes. Portland Dispatch,
A subscriber wants to know who would
become president in case of the death of
bo h president and vice piesident. Under
the act of the 49th congress (chapter 4I in
case o! 1 lie removal, deatii, resignaticn or
inability of both the presiden' and vice
president the secretary of state shall act
as pre-i-lei't until the disability of the
president or vice president is removed, or a
presidv-nt I elected. Incase there is no
secretary ufstite, ihen lhe secre ary of the
treatturv will act, and the remaining oraer
1 w ...
of kuccefion in as louows: nrcre ary o 1
war, attorney general, postmnter general,
secretary of ".he nav, secretary of the in
terior and secretary of agilculture.
A KFl'UBUCAji on pensions.
We have repeatedly asserted that the
demand for pension reform is not a partisan
one, that republican statesmen and papers
not governed by petty partisan motives are
urging a reduction of pension expenditures
by a revision of the laws and an investi
gation of tho pension list, and that old
soldiers of all ranks are insisting that the
pension roll be purged of the names im
properly placed upon it.
The Cincinnati Times-Star, whose
republican orthodoxy cannot be questioned
is outspoken for thorough pension reform
and for this has been made the target of
attack by some purblind republicans who,
says, "fail to discriminate between
assaults on pension abuses and antagonism
to the pension system," although it "may
be truly said that the enemies of pension
frauds are the special friends and stroncest
allies of deserving; pensioners." Our
Cincinnati republican contemporary is not
to be turned aside by such attacks but
presses on with increased vigor. In reply
to one of its assailants it says that "in tbe
presence of the gigantic pension burden
resting upon the nation the only safe plan
of doing justice to the deserving soldier is
to deal out justice to the undeserving."
that abuses must be stopped and the frauds
cutoff. "If," says this republican organ
-25 ner cent of the $60,000,000 paid to
pensioners a dozen years ago went to a
multitude of people who made false oaths
to get it, as Pension Commissioner Dudley
publicly said at that time, under the more
liberal and more lax laws subsequently
passed how much of the $105,000,000 may
we presume now goes into the pockets of
men and women who got their names on
the rolls by dishonest ana crimina
methods? Is it less than one-third? Is
nothing to be done to make an end to this
colossal imposition, which not only places
heroes on the same plane with skulkers and
robs the public of untold millions of dollars
but tends in every community to gloss over
turpitude and crime, to render swindling
somewhat respectable if dene in the name
of patriotism and the government is the
victim, and to demoralize a large element
of society beyond reparation by all the
religious influences that the churches can
exert? is not an exaggerated statement of
present conditions. In every city, town,
village and rural district the common
knowledge that men and women of good
social standing have without the slightest ;
apparent compunction sworn to lies and '
practiced other forms of rascality to secure ;
pensions is today operating upon a consid
erable class like a moral leprosy."
This is plain language. Had it been
uttered by a democratic journal Here would
have been a yell of "rebel democrat" and
"democratic hater of the union soldier"
from the republican papers whose chief
stock in trade is made up of appeals to
passion and prejudice instead of reason and
lice insteaa 01 reasyn ana
.
however, the language
judgment. It is.
.ntirbd than v othpr in oVirto sneak
for the intelligent element of the part j.
CHANGED CONDITIOXS
The republican organs that pretend to
have discerned a weakening of Mr C'-eve-and's
purpose to secure a reform of the
tariff mobablv do not deceive themselves.
Thev certain lv will not deceive tbe country.
The man who risked defeat for an other
wisesurere election to the presidency by
forcing the issoe of tariff reform because
he believed it to be rirht, and whD
has adhered steadfastly to that issue ever
since, is not at all likely ta weaken in it
support now that he has been sustained by
the people and put in power to carry out
his policy.
To the sneering inquiry whether Mr
Cleveland now thinks that "it is a condi
tion flat confronts us. not a theory." the
reply is. Yes, but. thanks to republican
profligacy and misrule, tbe condition is
different and more perilous.
When Mr Cleveland spoke in 1881 the
condition was this: A surplus of t60,000,
000 in the treasury and an annual revenue
of 9100.000.000 in excess of the needs of
the government; a strong gold reserve: a
silver coinage which the business of the
country absorbed without serious conse
quences, and a war tariff after twenty-five
years ot peace: I
Today, after four more years of republi
can rule, the condition is this: An exhausted
treasury; a revenue insufficient to meet tbe
expenses of the government; the free gold
reduced to t8,0OJ,0O). three fourths of
which has been loaned by the banks; a
compulsory silver purchase and paper
inflation wbicb have driven gold out of tbe
country and impaired public confidence,
and a worse than war 'ariff that has been
twice condemned by tbe country.
Obviously the firs'- d ityisto meet the
dangerous condition created by an empty
treasury and a dtmora.ized currency. All
other reforms must wait upon these. If
there shall be any delay in reforming the
tariff it will be due not to Mr Cleveland but
to the men who have thus far refused to get
the hindering Sherman act out of tbe way
New York World.
"GOSE 10 THE ENEMY"
Under the above caption the Salem
Join-no publishes the following dispatch:
A special from Grand Forks, N D. says
George Walsh speaker of the bouse of rep
resentatives has renounced tbe republican
party and gone over to the democrats. He
declares tbe senatorial contest ut BiHinarck
ought to end the existence of the republican
party in that state.
Now the Democrat rises to move that
the "caption" be amended by striking out
the two last words, "the enemy," and
inserting the words, "his friands." All in
favor of the amendment say "aye."
Carried unanimously.
Allen W. Thurman has thought out a
plan which he thinks will solve the financial
problem and dispose of the currency ques
tion to the satirfaction of all. Hit proposi
tion is that silver doiiars shall he the basis
for national bank circulation. The banks
are to be required to deposit in the Uni'.ed
Stat:e treasury 90 per cent, in such dollars,
upon which they are to be permitted to issue
too per cent of notes. This would always
insure sovcnl payments and give the banks
a profit on their circulation which they do
not now enjoy. Mr Thurman argues that
(liver and gold would with free coinage and
this amendment to the natioml banking law
be at a parity in twenty years ard the strife
between the two metals cease.
Of the 120 collectors of customs in the
United States but three who were appointed
by President Cleveland, will be fotnd in office
when he Is again inaugurated neat month .
The three "holdovers" are the collectors at
Nantucket, Mass. Newark, N. J and Vicks.
burg, Miss. Th? terms of collectors of cus
toms are for four years from the date of
comnvssion, and it Is possible that the com
missions of thre three hfl" nrtf ep!rtd.
This ktaai will Indicate 1.QW Democrats have
fared this administration.
"Tue sooner the democratic party moves
against the McKinley tariff on the lines of
it. ntatf.rm th h'ter It wilt lu. fnr thi. rmtn.
. , , .,
ftrvanlthe party," says the Atlanta Con
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stitution. The democratic congress ihould
take the aggressive early in the spring, and
should not desist till it carries tbe enemy's
position, "if It takes all summer."
BllITOKIAI. NOTES
The Timrs Mountaince- Is in a pec'.; Of
trouble over the appo: tmentof Gresham to
the cabinet. We commissi rate, but we are
not exactly weeping with those who weep.
Sixty two paper) in Colorado, supported the
populist ticket last fall, but r v , according
to the Denver Road, a populist paper, all
of them have left the populist cause but 16.
This, in n grraUr ls degree, will be the
case all over the country.
No one of the numerous lamlly of Smiths
hss ever occupied Hie presidential or vice
presidential chair, nor a place n the bench
of the Supreme Cour of "he United States,
nor has bui one ever been called to act as
president p rot en. of the t e, nor hai any
one by that name ever serv I as speaker of
the house.
The taxpayers of Oregan ilr .1 up" in
the next twe year $101,000 to enable the
members of te Oregon militia to parade
around and look pretty in their b'ue suits
with bras buttons The real taxpayers of
the state will get about as much good oat of
the expenriitare as a chlmpansee would get
out of a tailor made suit of clothes East
Oregonian.
Heniy T Thuiber whrse appoin'meul as
private secretary P edc. n sleet Cleveland
has announced, is a memoir of 'he law firm
of Dickinson. I'l.anv and Stevenson, of
Detioit, Michigan. Tbs oftVr ol the private
secretaryship came to 'lhuitier by tMegram,
and was a complre surprise He announced
that he will accept the position. Thnrber
has been associated with Don M Dickinson
for eighteen years, beginning as a student.
The supreme cour' of Knas has decided
that the republican house of the legislature
of that sta'e ii th legal one The supreme
court ha no more jurisdiction over a matter
of that kind than Lily of Hawaii has. Each
h3aae N the judge of la election, quall&ca-
tlon an 1 returns of its own members, and it
is an act of usurpation for the courts to at
tempt to deter 11. ne to question at issue.
The following states have adopted the
Australian ballot law or some modification
of it : Arkansas, California, Connecticut,
Delaware, FloiiJa, Illinois. Indiana, Iowa,
Maine, Maryland, Mlchtgtn Minnesota.
Mississippi, Missour. Montana, Nebraska,
N-w Hampshire, New Jersey, New York,
Nor; Dakota, Ohio, Oregon Rhode Island
Sou;h Dakota, Ttnnesgee, Vermont,
Washington and Wyoming:, thirty in ail.
TO RESTKItT EXOPIKU
Word comes from Milwaukee (hat the
Wisconsin legislature will very probably
put in o effect, some time during the
spring, a .'aw demanding that couples must
have resided in that state at least thirty
days before they may be married. The
invidious intent of this measure will not
be lost on Chicago voting couples contem-
. . .
plating elopement. To run up to Mi'.wau-
k...u-i-.-j
! d back to Coicago for
supper as
1 man and
ife is one thing easy and
expedition.
But
to an ihithor at thr,
t- -
beginning nf one month and wait loneaome -
ly till tbe beginning of the next is quite
another. There is too much of tbe leisure
which bring repentance. And it is eipen
sive. And it invites pursuit and capture.
On the whole, looking at the thing from
Tiew P0"1 of topers, the
i a good thing fUah and haaty marriages
are generally unwise-as thcee who contract
tbem find out soon enough. And at present
Milwaukee is a temptation to enter upon
j thorny ways of matrimony without
pausing to think
SUaACKsUIrw iXSrFAMCS BILL.
The amesdeeot to the Insurance laws
introduced by Seni or Hiackn.an of Hepp
..4 i.i.. a .a k. . 1.- 1.
.!, IUU aeiisi.ll yaVaVa.-a eatiw ftvailiv aa ese
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tVaVrllrsVt'
'Tht? amcunt of insuraiir written ia
policy of Iniuranee on all buildings insured,
after the passage of this act. shall be taken
, ... Y . . . .v
and deemed the true value of the property
af the time of the lea, anu the amount of
thr !osi sustained, and shall be th measure
o: dinar e. unless the intmae.ee wai oro -
-
cared by tbe fraud of 'he Insured, or the lose
wascaosed by the criminal act of the assured.
It shall be lawful for ary ioaurance com
pany, liable to pay losses occeioaed by fire,
to rebuild any a'rn-.ture wholly or partially
destiored of the same style and materials
and equal with the one so de.troyca, but
they shall make their elec-.ioe so to do within
jo days after r.o-.lce of loas. Ia ce there
is a partial drattuctioi' of 'he property iniur
ed, 00 greater amount shall be collected
than the damage sua'ained "
Newspaper ridicule of Mr Hoke Smith,
tbe younj democratic sta'eaman of Georgia,
because of 'he peculiarity of his Christian
name, is coarse and offensive. Our Atlanta
friend has the advantage of a Christian name
to distinguish him from the vast army bear
ing his surname. . has the honor of the
family name of his mo'.her, who was the
daughter of a jurist of high imputation in
North Carolina. Nancy Hanks was the
name of President Lincoln's mother before
site wa married, and the simple-minded
son, in ill the glory of his greatness, never
forgo: his mother's name.
Tii death of General Beauregard leaves
but one of the seven full generals of the
Souihern army living and njneof the five
men on whom that ra'.k wa conferred at
the begin: ing cf the war. These five mso
were Cooler, Lee, Joseph E Johnston, Al
bert Sv- iey Johnston and Beauregard
B-ayg and Kirby Smith were afterwards
msde fall generals. Kirby Smith alooeinr
vlves.
The Washington Post aaya that Logan
Carlisle, son .f ex-Senator Carlisle, will be
chief clerk of the treasury under his father's
administration of the department and will
lie his father's right hand man in the tieas
ury. Logan Carlisle U thirty years old, has
a wide acquain an.e wi'h public men and an
intimate knowledge of hit father's attain.
A ne English wurk entitled "The Cor
rect Thing" maintains that it is correct for
children to remembei that, ihough they may
be much better born than their parents,
still these Inevitable persons are their fellow-creatures.
Thei are many children
to whom this will be news,
' iJ.iJU.ftlJ.
It will be just as erell to let in tie res
of the territories now and have done with
it. None of them will be as much of a
rotten borough as Nevnda that was let in
solely for the use of tho republican party
and of two or three millionaire mine bosses.
The Vice-President nd Mrs. Morton
f have issued invitations to a reception to be
given in honor of ihe Vice-President-tlect
and Mi Stevenson Wednesday evening,
March 1.
letter ldt.
Poilowii g is the list of lettera remaining
in the post office at Albany, Linn county,
Oregon, Feb 27, 1893. Persona calling for
these letters must give tba data on which
tbey were advertised.
Mr II. Dodson, Mr Grimm ,-2 Mr Per
ry K. Grange, 0 Ii lohnson. Mr Richard
Jolinr, Jacob Ligg, Mr W It McOaniels,
Mr W tl McCullouh-2 W H Mil , Mr
tieorge Myet, Miea ielitha Phillips. G W
Riley, Mr Z T Trulove, Mr C B Wright.
Tiius. MoVlUTH, P. M
MISFITS
John Rusk in, the greatest of the world's
art critic's has become an embeoile, and
can hardly tell a photograph from ua oil
painting. What a transformation.
A woman appeared at a theater int
Portland wearing hoop shirts, causing
consternation . It is safe to predict that
women with very much levellieadneas
will not go back to crinolines.
The Oregonian saya Salem ii fattening
on State appropriations, which is true; but
it is als true, as the Statesman says, that
she would f men any way. It would be
much slower.
A gentleman who does not want his name
published has left at the Statesman office a
silver dollar, as a nest-egg for the" McKln ley
relief fund."' He sumest hat the admirers
of the Ohio statesman and governor In this
section, who feel so disposed, send into this
office one dollar each, the money to be pre
sented by this paper to Governor McKinlav
to help retreve bis losses made by endorsing
for a false friend. Statesman.
The Portland Telegram contains a
column article on street lighting, and
gives lists of prices. The average annual
cost of 37 cities for all night lighting
contract system, is given as $130-50.
This includes Ottumwa, Iowa, at $44 .the
Ion est, and San Francisco, the highest, at
$200,75. The average coat bv the moon
light system of 30 cities ia $103,11 ; all
night, where owning their own plant,
01 live cities xn-s Ti; on moonlight system.
r-'citiea, $80.98.
An Independent exchange says Governor
Pennoyer will be a candidate on the Peo
ple's party ticket a' the next election for
congress and will probably oe elected.
With the exception of John Quincy
Adams sons of presidents have never
amounted to much. An opportunity is
now given another one. G Gardner
Tyler, a son of President Trier, wall be a
member of the next congress. Will he be
heard from.
A resident of S!t Sake city has a copy
of a mottgage made in Bo.s- City in 1861.
It was to secure $170, with interest at 10
per cent every month, the interest in case
of default to be added to the principal and
compound semi-annually. The mortgage
was never satisfied, and as it amounts,
according to the terras, to $45,971,003,-
Sjo.so, and is still growing, there are
grave fear that it never w'll be paid.
,htt k? 1 -f T P? r-t?"
SL .. JL Uf tot for three
SSL " ""I I
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so for $2.) to. He sav that little lawn
ddec the eatra price to the property.
Those who have looked op the new
school laws sive It as tneir omnlon that
: things are le(t in a decSledy bad wav fcr the
school distrchs in t
jawnow umrciis in c
new Uw. Tl law
cittes art ected Of trie
is now In effect and
I provide that some notice should have been
given on February tst. to make the as-
seasment valid. Of course this notice
. cannot now oe given and trie re tt no poasi-
blltly of making the assessment by the
1 Um, requlre, ,hw un no Z (or
: school purpose this rear, thev say. which
I will leave the districts without funds or
I authority to contract indebtedneaa on
oooaa. atate iman .
The new asaesimest law come too lata
to be observed this year. The city recorder
will assess Albany this year as usual and the
marshal do the collertia;. Neat year it will
undoubtedly be ta fvli cunning order.
From a gentleman who baa just re-
turned from a trip up through the W H-
amette valley, it is learned that the crop
outlook ia Utter than it haa been for
many years- Farmers are busy plowing
and orenarino for aeli,, and llfa .in.
tar wheat ia Innkinv Una Vrnit iraaa
i have stood the winter well, and have a
healthy look Tel ecram.
I at -
lawn about the houif 1r.1l &nmr naintlntf
- -- r m uiai me unuge naa ueen accepted as'
LJU rK f f P" Usf0- I'.v Major HdbunHehaif
J?UC ln,Pr,ved u,hM lhe f? of tb fcvernment.
was magical. He sold the house ten dars
aitw. 1 alKJa,, ffU JSsT?. A ft UJC aVBOUli
, ru n Id
; employes on the Oregon Pacific daring tbe
- - av--Maa. a. -a- wa
LwT." , ,vV c,T" , P7,w
i arge of the Sa.em dock, went to Portland
I yesterday to gn on tbe Hoag aa purser. C
j B Miller takes charge of the Oregon Pacific
ooc aaiem. 11 ti -ronir oa. reaigr.ca
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I m UT- tormtny parser on tr.e tioeg. :ai.c
rhargeof the co boast's Portlaad office.
Statewnaa
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
fftetaratag
ard eetasea.
Topzxa, Kan. Feb 25 In the supreme
court this morning. Chief Justice Norton
rendered a decision. Justice Johnson con
curring, and Justice Allen, populist, dis
senting, whuh sustained the Douglass, or
republican house, aa the legal and constitu
tional bouse of representatives of Kansas'
legislature, and incidentally declared be
populists had no standing. Tbe decision
was on tbe case known as tbe Gonn habeas
' corpus case.
ft Salable Caa fere ace
Lakkwood. N J. Feb 25. Tbe Hon
John G Carlisle arrived from Washington
totlay. He was met at the station by Mrs
Cleveland and driven to the cottage, where
be found tba president-elect and Judge
Gresham awaiting him. A conference wag
held, which lasted until 3 o'clock. Then
.'udge Gresham was driven to the station
by Mrs Cleveland, and Cleveland and Car
lisle weat for a walk. Judge Gresham de
clined to talk about the object of hia visit
and saidne would return at once to Chi
cago. Mr Carlisle will be Cleveland's guest
over Sunday.
Marrtsea Wanted
New Tobk, Feb 26. Considerable cor
respondence has been going on between
President Harper, of Chicago university,
and John 0 Rockefeller, concerning the
best methods of promoting tbe growth of
tne university, trom a bint dropped by
the millionaire, it is believed a chair of
constitutional law will be endowed in
connection with Chicago university, the
salary to be $25,000 per year, and that
President Harrison will be invited to ac
cept the position.
Probably ttordrrrd
Chicago, Feb 16. A brutal prize tight
between John McArthur and Louis Vera,
both of Chicago, was fought near this city
early this morning Both men were fear
full vpunished. Vera was knocked out in
the 22d round. He waa so badly injured
that bis recovery is doubtful. Mr Arthur
and nine others were arrested.
Aright
Uk -ki.k, Feb 26. The office for affairs
of the Congo state has received dispatches
to the effect that Commander I) Sanis has
defeatsd a horde of Arab slave-traders
under Tippoo Tib's son, and has captured
500 prisoners and 600 rifles. The fig h
took place near Sefu, on the Lomanni,
river. During recent skirmishes between
the Europeans and the Arabs, M Lippens,
formerly a resident of Kosongo, and Lieu
tenant DeBmile were killed. Lieutenant
Chaltin routed tbe Arabs at Yodumba and
freed HO slaves, who were dying of starva
tion. an
Panama, Feb 26. Tbe War ami Herald
Ibis morning printed a six-column f iticle
which warns the Columbian govern eat to
place no faith in the American prracsi
tions, and charges the United States with
being simply a puppet in the hands of the
transcontinental raiiroad kings, who,
should they secure concessions and supplant
the French corporation, would neither
revive the work on tbe canal nor allow
others to complete it.
wui aelp the .larabwe!
Tacoma, Wash, Feb 27. Tbe new east
beund local freight tariff of the Northern I
Pacitic, received today, gave local jobbers
a pleasant surprise, caused by the fact that
northwest toast cities are given the same
rates to Helena and Butte aa St Paul and
Minneapolis, thus greatly extending the
jobbing liald of Tacoma, Seattle and Port
land. Heretofore the eastern jobbers had
the advantage of rates as far west as
Spokane. , ,
The Worn of the lessen.
Minneapolis, Feb 27. The worst snow
storm of the season has been raffing since
daylight, with little signs of a let up.
Street car traffic tonight is in a bad way.
The Proper Dcrliloa.
Salem, Or, Feb 27. In the. supreme
court today the state board of equalization
tax ease was decided. This was tbe case of
Ira Goodnough, appellant, vs T C Powell
et al, respondents, on appeal from Multno
mah county. The judgment of the lower
court was affirmed and the bill dismissed.
The opinion was by Lord, chief justice.
The court held timt it would be time
enough for complainant to ask for an in
junction after the assessment was extended
and the party had paid tbe part conceded
to be due when it was sought to collect tno
tax, assuming that the assessment had
heen fraudulently made, as alleged.
Csld Blessed Harder.
Spokane, Wash. Feb 27. rhiilp Miller,
a prominent lumberman and contractor,
was foully murdered here a hour 8 o'clock
this evening. The murderers were young
men and strangers in this locality. It is
supposed they bad a dispute about an ac
count with Mr Miller, when one of them,
who carried a loaded rifle, deliberately shot
him through the heart. Tho murder wax
committed on the south bank of the river,
near the ferry landing, and before the
report of the murder reached the officers the
.ti.i, oi uio oiuru i iv ,
murderers escaped through the darkness ,
in an easterly direction.
A BUauled Hrpabllesus.
liiiVND Forks. N P, Feb 27. George
Walsh, speaker of the house of representa
tives, has renounced tbe republican party
and gone over to the democrats, fie de
clares the senatorial contest at Bismarck
ought to end the existence of the republi
can party in tbe state.
WUl he aasvti
New York. Feb 27. St Clair KcKel
way. editor of the Booklyn Eagle, has been
for several days at Lake wood, N J.
During that time he has had several con
ference with President-elect Cleveland.
He tonight writes his paper as follows:
"Mr Cleveland's inaugural address, as
president of the United States for the four
years from March 4 next, will contain
about 1700 words, and will be more general
than specific in character. Mr Cleveland
has careful I v written out what be desires to
say, but will speak at the inaugural without
manuscript.
Aa Baiter laairtea
Astoria, Feb 28. Tbe county court is
still in session. Tbe grand iurv todav
' brought in several true bills of indict medt. j
One of them sustained a charge of criminal
j If'-' against John K Rat bom, editor of the
i Astorian. Tbe case arises oat of the Sidney !
!- controversy. Another indictment was
brought in against County
: Robert Carruthers. chargia
.airM. .-Hi 'r! x r .1
the Walluski bridge built over the Walluski
riw by Carrot hem was not campleted
! to specifications. The pnnd jury
nrouimi in a true mil. nntwiuiataruimsr iiv
. 1 . .L 1 ' 1 . .
: Tt P as
Corvalus. Or. Feb This morning :
s the Oregon Pacific matter was brought up i
j and argued at considerable length. Tbe
' Blair Whorton faction, thronsh their'
i altornev. C H tlest. asked for a poetpon-
' mcai 01 toe saw lor tnree montn. wntcn tne
f court was inclined to faver. providing; the
laborers were paid at once. Action in tbe
I matter was postponed until Saturday, when
further argument will be heard. The road 1
wiu pruoouiy not oe soia tomorrow
advertised, a at this time no bidders have
mlde the required deposit of 1300.000
1 !! lasssssssssaa
Ci.ev eiasd. O. Feb 2s-. McKinlev has
written a letter to the Leader, which has
been receiving voluntary contributions to
the fund to help the governor out of his
financial difficulties, raying that while there j
generous offers of asaistanre have touched I
bits deeply, be cannot accept them.
Aassrssrtae
AirroBiA. Feb 28 Rev Van Tassel.!
pastor of the Ba tit church here, who i
resigned his position last month, baa dead
ajr , nme cxafV 1U-
1 !"' change in hi work, which
""f, lnDOVUon monS yft
He announces today that be
I ept BO Salary for hiS labors, but Will
a . n -. . I
' depend on the free will offerings for a
' 'lvlDa'-
trier many tears
I V - L i3 ft ft al '
assHHa m I!.." 7X1 I MlaWJH UVCA A-
ml sT aft. i A t e, a r !
j f.rt-, lewfer ' - - - - - UraSaWaia I'nat aaa a. aa
1 wa vnaraj m iVMaHt a i save ft Vft VC Mfl
BoauoeA maoauh money to complete 5
i Ue monument had been raised and tbe
co-tracts to build it had been let The
monument is to be finished -in the fail rf
195.
rifleea reel la the Street.:
Hrnsos. Wia. Feb 2 -The
storm in many years vitited this section
last night Twenty-two inches of snow
fell, followed by a cutting wind from the
northwest. All trains on tbe northeast and
south division of tbe Omaha road are
blocked within a few miles of this city.
Tbe last train out of here at 5 o'clock laat
mgbt haa not yet reached tbe first station,
VI miles distant. The public school are
closed, and business i practically sutprnd-
eu. 1 no most is piiM on the
street in drifts 10 lo 15 feet high
the ptincipal
NEW ADVEHTISEME.M8.
ESTRAY NOTICE
strayed from my pr.mi.ea ner Ai -
bany. laat Friday nignt one bay home,
star 10 iorebead, a iu branded on left
boalder with monogram H. B. Any
arty returning It or giving Information j
a to la whereaboju will be aul ably :
awarded.
Jobs Balcoa
WANTSP-puahlng Canvasser
good addraaa I.lhaieal aalar
npea,v raid weekly. Permanent pnsl-
lion. lIKOWM Rttfltiro Vnr..n.n
Portland Oregon.
TRY WV)U
novo kinds ral foratie
' ... ui'ira n f . BOlnlc.. al rrta.l n
Kerry
Ward
ieet.
cr cr A BMoiris. Third
I. A. Morris k Co
Floor and feed Store,
nae removed llicir itoie tothe Strahan
. ...
wre, rormer:y occi pied by Deyoe &
Kouaofl, and have on hand a full atock of
COBVALl'S FLOU I, B.IAN, SHOUT ?,
, aaaaa .a.., a .. v
UtHW MtL. UnSHAM, BUCK
umriT sur maiiaa . ..
WnCAl, Kit f LUUn, ilAT,
OATS. STRAW AND
CHOPPEO FEEO:
Custom chopping done.
TRY t A i PAIR
Or Those Brazilian Pebble Spectacles
For sg)e by F. M. FRENCH, the Jeweler.
Wall Paper,
OriiaN, JPaintat, OH -a
CjlJlf-ia, Et
J. A. Cumming
ALBANY, :- OREGON
(lu
Rich Red Blood
Results from taking Hood's
8arsapariiia
Jkfr. Cham. Walker
Of San Francisco.
" For several years I have been troubled with
Motchet , ,,!,,,!,., on my face, and body,
wnlch wl ,n , trto, SV(.ral pre.
scrlptloas, and also other medicines
but they
Hood's
Cures
Sarsa
parllla did not seem to benefit me. Last fall a friend
advised me to try Hood's Sarsaparilla. I was
aviernuneu 10 cue u
A Thorough Trial.
After using two bottles, my skin returned to its
natural state. I suit use ft. as It gives ma
strength and vigor. I never bad better health
In my life, and foare tt h) taking Hood's harsa
partfla." Crab. Walkbh. with Carvill Mfg.
Co., 48 Eighth (Street, Ban Francisco.
Mood's Pllla are the best after-dinner
PUta, assist digestion, cure head ar be. 26c.
mm
cocta-aad
tl.ua pec Bottle?
Cue cent a does.
Tina Obxax Oocon Cckb promptly mm
takeatntfaMu Sold by
oa a sTuar
Cbeat. use
lSTKR.Sc.
r.lw. For a. Lame Back or
SH I LOH 8 BELLADONNA. PLAST
CATARRH
REMEDY.
sdrlsauaraa-
laijaeforixac.
toed to cure you.
Price, SO eta.
e
GO OB NEWS
j Far Use militant of caesussars cf Q
Tutt'a Pills.
IS srlna nr. Tuts f I ! ta mm. A
ssastnea uas ass as nw psxatsssf, say at
TINY LIVER FILL
whisk a Bf sxrwaaluVsrly ' ; i - . em.
tl reiaUstlDs all Ctsa viretf I ha V
Larger nasi. asnaiw. parol?
laafVtkbU. Both Ji,.rtV- t.,ii- A
are still ktaaad. Uo ot W
TUTTS TIMY LIVE?! PuLS A
ftj aJaowu ha IW hwrvWr f a "muLT
Star Baker
CrBrj4lhlss and rirat Jsl
nuoa yrvcB PliftPRIFmS
wllHllrU MUIK, rntjrnlt Un,
i
( stasifd rrs.ls,
tsnilfl If v
Qaressear .
Vegetable
Cigar
Kpfec-a.
Tees.
Caw.,
til suae stasre,
Ortcd rratlte.
Tabateo,
Matgatr,
aac.
Kt,.
It tact narrta.c thai is tea la a a taw
rufcty aad aweary . t, ffigasal
aatrket prx !d hr
aU.C KINDS OF PRODUCE
TWO MEN AND OSE BOY
Oft a. T X" a a
! T U U i II
j
DEAD !
j While trying to Crowd their
j way into
HUM BROS.
Store, where they aiwavi hare on hand
the largest Stock south of Port Ian.'., r f
the latest improved Rifles and Shot
Qf .vfuua, mn iiowcik (oca ok risning
TtckJe. of
every ceacnpiHin; ints.
"an.mocks. Camp Chairs and thousands
, of otl.er thine too numerous to menttor, .
I -a-a.
Repair Shop
In rnnnM-IInn will, t li . o .1 on,
: .e best workmen in the Mate to do any
and all kind, of arOtk.
Come one Come all. No trouble to
show goods. "Small profit and quick
ll'ei" Is CU' JlOttO.
WANTED
At the note
foimerly owned by
Alien Bro.,
!
BUTTER,
t
EGGS
'
L.ARD,
BAOON,
and CHOICE APPLES,
for which
possible.
I will paylhe best cash price
B F RAMP
ANNUAL MEETING-
NOTtCE ta hereby lveu that thu an
nual meeting of the stockholders of the Al
bany Building Association will be held at
store cf J tiradwobl. in Albany or Mnu
day, March 20tb, 1888, at 7.30 pin for tbe
election of directors, rnd such, o.her
buslnefa aa may come belore the meeting.
Dated Feb gtb, 1803.
FP NUTTING,
W c TVT KEli ALE, Stwre ary.
PreUfent
A BARGAIN
ruit asn vsortablk rr a fcr aal
OonslatliiK of 40 acron or less cl land
ona mite narth of Albanv Lan-t welt tin
proved. For particular Inxulro of
ft II Warnks
BRINK'S
Furniture Store.
kf U TUOS ISKIM; ia now at hia old
.J stand, opposite the opera house,
where those wishing substantial, reliable
furniture can seomw what thv warn
Home manufactured stands, flour cheats,
aafea, etc, alwayaon hand or; mad e on
short notice; at bottom prices. -- awj
aasvU II MU'e im
aV " OJ kvr n 9 W
-aasaB
Cleanse
The Vitiated
Blood
When you see
Its impurities
Bursting through
The Skin
In Pimples,
Blotches
And Sores.
Rely on Sulphur Bit
ters and Health will
follow.
Rend 3 2-rei.t stamps to A- P. Ordw-ir ft Co.,
Boston, Mass., for Uat nd.cal work BSSMMBS
SHERIFFS SALE:
As fir Circuit Court of Ike Stall of Qtqo,
for Linn county.
N A Biodgeit, Plaintiff,
vsi
W I" Kr ::e . Vary A Kel'ey
aid VV ;ochra.i , Defendant.
VTOTICK is HKKFJBY GIVEN THAT
1 by virtue cf an execution "d ordVr
of ai dnly ivun' out ot the above
named cour. . in tbe above entitled aetirn
! to tue direcul 1 t'eiiverad, I will on
I
ifsotarway. the lath out r Btarrh, 10s,
at tbe frontdoor of the court bouse, 10
! the city of Al bany. Lion count v. O etfntt,
I aw the h. u of one r.-lcck p m of said day
ell at 1 ii', i.- auction for cash in hand to
; tbe kighet bidder all of Use real ropem
deacribed In naid execution and older f
j sale deaertbed ca foilosra towit: The
j south half f the rortbweat qoarur and
tbe north half of te outh eat quarter
of aection Jo. aito tbe weal half of lhe
south.-: quarter of section 3, i 1 town
btp 13, aouth of range 3 weat nf the
; Willamette meridian; a.fto beton'ogat
I tbe nortbwevt corner 01 tba outhw-t
; q nailer of the ao-jt he K quarter 01 said
ectien la. townb!p 13. aoath of refute 1
weat; running from 'hence aouth
chain; ttet- e east 5X chain; thence
j aoath 5H ch .nns; tnence south tM
. to the st de of 4e acre tract; t nance
north H chains: thence weat 30 chains to
. the puree of beginning, containing; 23 50
' arree, excepting one acre previously sold
- eat ol said laat named tract to school
district No 90. of Lnno.uDtr. Oregon,
in all ; aetee. rll rata a :ed in I inn
' county, Uragoo.
1 The procawda arisinz from the aale of
i aaid rl propert to be applied first, 'o
' the pcyment of the casta it and upon
I said execution and tbe original coats o
: suit tax-id at $29.50; aecoou. to the pay
meat of plaictlfTa claim amountina; (a
i tne sum of IW2 with late, est thereon
: Irons tbe Tth day of November. 18li at
the rata cf 10 per cent per annum, and
the further sum of f 100 attorney's fees;
: and third, to tbe payment cftbe claim of
' the Jefendant V T Cochran, amonntinft
: to the aum af $4iS 93.100 with interea
tberaon M the rate of tea per cent per
annum frcm thh -Tth da of Juno. 18J.
Iatad ttia 13th day of February. MSG.
CC JACKSON.
Sheriff of Linn coun.y. t.Tec r.:
SHLPIFF SALE
fa tie Ctrrmil Court of lie Slat ol Cfftfor
JSsssa Coumtjf.
Rue! Custer, Plaintiff,
vs
Margaretta Cuaser.Defej'Jatt.
I ThJOTlCK IS HEREBY Gi EN T U AT
X
by rtrtoe of vn excu: on duly wsik
,' out af an 1 under the sa of the above
' namid ccurt. In the at ove estit'ed aadt .
to me direct.! ail delivered, dated the
(eie-'W Ui
li-T rLTiV-ail ZZL" laJ
, aaaar -1 saaa -a V k .a; tm , tr.mJM t.
! daf aadact, ar..: against Rue! Cat-r
: t.'aicttn. for tbe aam Of S49 per month
aince tbe '.3rd day of April, 1891, and in
comp! tar.ee with ib coenmands of said
' azeeution. t did on tbe lath day of Feb
ruary. IVJS. in I. inn r-innlr llr..n. Hntw
j levy upon at tba right, titie and intret
of Kuei ( usier.lhe above named plaintiff.
tnand loth fo-.owmg deviibed real
prrpertT lra It: LuNoS. 1-. : lock No
118, tn Uachlatnen's addition to Altwi v,
Linn county, Oregon, and will en
alartay, lb ta b fta9 el starch lata,
at tbe hour of one oV irk ft m, at tbe'
rront door ct tbe court houea. in tbe ciiv
i of .Mbtnv
I in hand lo tba hie ha j lv t (ar aal! ail ik.
'
tav Mil -1 1 .,-.
right, titie and interest of the aaid p ain -I
till; Rue. Custer, I in and to said real '
i property above deecrtbed. The proceeds
: arising from aaid : to be applied to th
i payment of the ac-ruing costa of and ,
j upon aaid execution, judgment and,
, int-rrest.
LUted tbfc, H;b day of Pebrntry, 1STS
C C JACKSC'X,
Sberiff of Linn county, Oregon
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
rtmci
OTIC l HKRKJIY CIVICX THAT Tiil; Cab
N Lru A Koti. maanl.ba Ilea ailta the CcaBty
Oars, far laoa sasssfa . Utvrw. a an' aousat
In mud ati aaa h Van hu aJ t!w Sni dar ,
Aptd. liSO, al the i xir f 1 o VKv r m 1 1 ut
asarlsfof (MsaSSaa BJ lb alli'iuM rf n!l i.
su. I'ubtiaHrU r "Irr of J N Daccaii. Oassjty
J't. Dazed Feb is, laat
Z 11 Rt'DD,
A Jaw lie aaaoxs'
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
N'OTR-K IS UERKBV lilVEX THAT THE fX
drned aaaiinistralur of lbs astala o(
It L Ruau. orofaa-J, tu Bled ha final acwast
with th SSSBSS clerk af Lisa eoanty, ireyu.
and thai tho CHinlv court U saal Linn cvur.lv. has
Sxad th Srd day of April, ISM, I lb
boor of I a'ehxk u th ftn; af all aar, lor
lh haartnr 4 . h ectkna If uv lo aid Snat ac-
oouot ami ik etuciseat at said auaio. ruMtihed
by otdsr of J X Daacan. C .ttiily J . . ,.
lted rcbruary JSnL ISSO.
Z H RCPD,
AdouDittralor.
rutupiniK-at aatobsliaiaWllwifiiaa
oaiu-u. Snail Hiie Beans. 4Ac vet U.tti."
45 sold In '88
2,238 sofd in Q3
6,268 sold in '90
20,049 sold in '9 1
Oe cold in '92
A Stool WinOmlU and Steal
owar a Tory a minurea
tj- These ftgvrea tall the
i-orOlther-;rowlnsj.
ssfsplsj, overt sstlna
Steal Aermoter. Whsrs
and wm Taka ttaa Cmmtn 'I
Tfcxf '.. ..U. a amr K B
ik- !!. ta si. ciamfeaa
iiMtixarali sua. ! ah
M'r iwnai aw isai i I t rmaias
sitrsn
aw raniiMk ta Aar.
motor Co. 1 tar HI narollutSk.
st,fs toaua mnlni aa
coroMriSVT.
inaavrs com
rlcliuw i
ins St.,; n,e4 tssMjk aKin w
Tuu T.Mr a j
i.a im,i
ml
A uiftfiK IZimZZS t
mrni fir -gar, a f
, llVcrc ftravd U4 lic or mifi J
iWn ai,,l n.aaa.a . -TT3Z.
im w. waa.,. a.ialh.S
rfw.a ttmmvmwn m o
M lt f MMaMllM lift
uafwur,Mi.iuU r vka- Q
U0i UvftftUiaOca ftftd txpfftH " 3
Mli wsjr aJ) t a Mnilfxl 3
sasilllia atytjMssr .ta Vaslck g ffi
OTftf t,fJM BajtvmetrU 3
Iwftftl ttff ffttW on 1 aUBwT- A
hw bjf sgrUle.ftlftaW anAtf g
nifr m wiiiJ. vtUcbftwtUM fi "
dwtlaltr't fMU BwfswthjfJS A
M wt, th beat fena, ctirt tu nl aK-tiftiof tail Z
rolatln e la tho in mi srana I .
Sli
"haw, th rituao r a:r to nttilw, oMttMUoa. in
a;l, wh aa htfftVT wooito arxaM. canu.-tka bsKkr l Z
wntx-i. ftj in tbe tn. lc ml!!, and uuiit o:ftcr own ftV
UsOaitt not left t4vrlal qucatu-oft, mOH
InveatlBattoi.ft proved that tho power of
vnm vtina wneen couio do ucruutea,
and the AE II MOTOR dally demo net rates
It has been done.
3d To tbe liberal nullo at lhs Arrmt.r Co . that nuu
9t its itfVJs ailsfa-Urr r pttTa tirtihl bih vi. mad t
sSJfcffai-Joya o i j-ul.-l U kMB alhfasMcs a to far- fj
lab th. 1...1 aitkkal tsya tUo th pKf4t liiU'l. Kf
m ftwatt. t moot perfect bearlnft
cl in ft a u jtuiU, a tfj aaa! sua exhaustive re 3 1
hMIam r I- ,s AamteiSA nl Tiuara S
Mji'ti wattt h atiMtis, "in,
Fixed Tower r if Jm I
altmh i tSa Hlcl T 1 1 ! 1
w: thJ tovct jpdu ( hav to
Twfr)ftu4 ttiuVhcrl that itvas wbfta ftU eibcr aifto4 aImC 1
that rtvais won leas (bftn Wtxl ftnd lftU lata Uhms aV kt 3
i nc f t.-ri AtTiU'iuiri or ii yu wftai v urstrr
abnri rri4, out frsxj. pump water, turn v .
mi twJ. that litw-a tht vurk ot i bowj at i.. ,
rm tl 00 , write fcT tviiiiulr tlluiuati-JI irtuifJ i
abowlr.ii verj vwrtlmW mHT. " lodnaiU inlrwis 1
Mdvotk.i .
iY W CRAWFORD, Agent,
Tallman.O
60,000 wis
! pi
aviig : nr lit
fi l M IU
WmmW i axaaafxaSaaaBaaS(saaraa 1
- 1 aKliilTffwHi I
S3. 1 U4iliiIIIUjIfS i
SUMMOVS.
fn the Circuit Court of Me .Slate oj Oregon
for the Co-inty of Lane.
O'harlea T Crat, Henry Cyrus
nd J Jl Peety, Plaintiff,
vs
Jacob Ledeerwood an I V. ,
mira Jdgerwood, hta wife,
ii Campbell ana a a camp
el, hia wife, Defendants,
to Jacob Ledorertvood. Elntira ljdrfr
wood, U L Campbell and A A Camp
bell, tbe above named Xsfendanto.
I
N THE NAME OF THE STATE OP
O'e :on, yon and each cf yon ara
K'3T required to appear and answer
'ha complaint of the aoove plaintiff, in
tki aoove entitled eoort.cow on fi'e with
tts3 cler ' of said court, ty the flrt day of
lis next regular term or aaia conn 101-
lowing tbe expiration or the time
riecribe: in tbe u-'der of pobii atlon
isreo'. to wit.
Maawar, the 13.U day f March, 4 , 1WW.
ad yon are hereby notified that jf yon
fall to appaarand answer said complaint
hereby required, toe plaintiff sri I
ipply t the court '01 the relief pra ad
'ortowlt: tor a decree foreclosing tba
mortgage of the plaintiff in thacomplaint
mentioned and directing toe sale of tba
real proprty described therein aa follows
cowil. '1 he eafct hall of the donation land
! H i H I I .T IViilUm for... M A
- - - ...iu au'i uimry i
e, weinincn conation Ian 1 claim eat aad
north of Crabtree creak In aes 1, tp 11. I
K 1 weat. Linn ccuntsvirestoii. xrtaininz !
N acre.; aao iota 3 and 4, Of aec a. tp 1 1, 1
- r. 1 i-a, com .in ing acree; aliOfi
the Andrew J Jamea and wife ''onation
land claim, situate In sec 8. tp 11. S K 1
Kaat, Uno county, Oregon, excepting
1 Herefrom 12d acrt off of the eaat aide of
tbe laat described tract, containing
acre; lot Not of sec 31 tp 10 si B 1 Eat
fine .Vit.aT.e'.uj Meridiau. containmst
:tl 57 acr Baginniag 0,1 thi weat
oundary Baw of tte c.ty of -clo 1 ,J88
11 1 H-jiita and 5 33 chain eaat cf the
orthweat corner of the nonheestqaarter
if cUou 18 in tp 10 3 K 1 weal, and
running thence wee- 19 76 chains to
uol-H lzSfeet eaat cfihe center of tbe
railroad track, thence aouth 3 degreea
weat parallel with the aal : rallr. ad track
2 39 coaina, thence south 33 degrees eaat
i 2- cbaina, thence eaat 1251 chaina to a
point 3 30 chain west of tbe weat boun-
.iary l'a;e of the city of Scio, tbence north
3.15 chiior.theoce east 3.30 cbaina,thence
uorth 2 o") chain to tba place of begin -
ring, c inuining 10.50 acie. Beginning
lOcbama north aed 16 Oo cbaioa east of the
atheat corner of aeettoo 1, . tp , h R 1
-et cf the UiiUmelU Mer-iian, Ltnn
ooauty, Oregon ; nncing theoee north 49.86
cbain to the ce tar of tfct coaaty read,
.beavce north 85 degrees eaat along aaid
out. .y road 17.75 chain, thence sooth 40
chaiu. tbecce wect 1 3 . 75 chain, thence
oath 10 chains, tbeooe weat 3.93 chains to
tba place of begtsciac, coauueia? 74.56
acre The nortsweat quarter of tbe north-
east qaarterof aactiao 36, p 10, S B 1 west,
owLaamng 40 a jrca; lot o 3 ot aectaoa 1. tp
lO.SRl a.eat. contwnin? 10 acrea: h ta 1
and 2 of tectum 1, in tp It, 8 R 1 west. All
J aaaaraal I - 1 1 m 2 X t
Zr:: ' TJ!" .l",
IIV " ,'. . j I ' . K . .
-rv"" " u:a paymeas oc cw
disbataemeats cf tbia suit, and the
c -ruing awlta; second, to the payment ct
575 00 aa attorney a fee; third, to the pay
aeot of the ion off600.0 with interest
thareoo at the rate of tee per dent r aa
nam from January 1st, l$91.!ia S60 00 pid
January 1, li9i aed $103 CO paid Janoary
30, 1892. tothe plamUbV, aed the owerplut
if any there be to tbe defendants, aad that
the defendants ha barred and foreclosed of
all right of redemption except aa provided
by law and for each farther order and decree
a to the court seems proper.
Pabliahed by order of Hoe Geo H Bernett,
Jadge ii aaad cco-t, made at t hamber in
the city of Um, Orrgos. cf date January
19th, 1S93.
A IA"I LLT 1.1. ft t'HAratIAt5.
Att'ia fcr P ffa.
SUMMONS.
tie Circuit Court tie State rO'egem
j for Liuu eoualf.
MttM K Bolu. -Plaintiff,
! m ' othi.
D.-tdrUnL
. -wa ru- ....
13 " m 11 tir,vce a cove nas.ea deleadaat.
T U TBK NAME OF THE STATE OF
v- .a .
1 Oregoc, you are hereby repaired to ap-
aaawer me rswapraiaa as paamrm
new on die agaiant you in the above entitled
, to it oa or before tbe first day of the next
J regular term ef the circa!; court for the state
: cf Oregon, f-w Linn eoenty. to be hold en oa
the aecoed Monday, the 13:h day ot it arch.
A D, IS93, and if yea fail to answer for
want In- reef th said plaintiff an" take j dg-
aaaai agauasl yra for a daaaomttoB or tee ,
rr s ... . '?ul Ma . . MtMM.
... ..ts . . . . ' T . I .
I u ana oeieeoant red tor tne ease and
ca.to.tv of tbe minor child, and far casts!
lanl curortaaaaBui or thii tcl! .
This aaaaaaoaa is pabUh.d by the order
Bt is H . ,r n R Ranat jBa.
j ma e at 1 namoera oa the ZU davof Janaarv.
. . ' i
a u. is;j
J J werrxEY.
Atty for PaT.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
"':nt.E IS HER EST GIVEN THAT THK IX
i.1 dersbraaJ hare bars pocts'.d aaaa af Jkt aa
aaa ut Una eooatr. Orecoc. aJS pan
a-jaS aul ja are S, .-(; pcual
I ihe n a-.lh rroper i.octKr tc tbe
eiecut.r al ret i.w, Usa cvaatr
iryvv. atthin six Boath frvai this due.
Iled Jnoarr ieO., IS.
SVRfS V BARB,
.
MaU r bikk.
Ka cxtcr
Atiorssf lor Eaecwasra,
A LINN COUNTY MAP
Wm G Ober.auer V Co are rr.ak'ng a
: map of Linn county, which should be in
! every business house, public dwelling and
school room in U.tn countv. The map
accurately locate every city, .town and
pestoffice,. and rivets and creeks, ahows
voting precincts, townships, etc.show the
distance of each postofEce from Albanv
Cut cut the foliostir.g and mail to W.n
G tibenauei & Co. loo Fiont street, Port
land, Oregon, and ti.ey will deliver you as
many as jou order.
Please deliver me
opiei of vim r
Linn county map tor which aaree
to pay fiftv cents per copy on deli verv cf
mars.
-Signature.
-Postothce.
ADMINISTRATRIX S NOTICE
; "V"OTlrE ia HEREBY GIVEX THAT THt l .V.
: Xv leriaad Adsaialsualrix of the th vst'O of
I a 11 rtnoarmo. deceased, baa filed aitb the Clerk of
I deCouotv Court I.t Linn Coontr, traron. ber ftaal
: accvuul and lbs rvnirt bs Hxd tbe Srd dv of April,
' ISJ3, at lbs hour ol 1 v: . tu. for haarinr ob
jrctions U nr to sKl sccaaai and tit the settlement
I of mUI cnaie'.
Thu. ttK- i7th dav si Feb.. tSS.
ALICE ri xs.
AilmipiWrstrix.
ANNUAL ELECTION
XTOTrCK 18 HEREXY GIVEN THA ,
-A the rest'lar annua! achoil election!
district No s Linn county, Oregoa, w
le held at tbe centra! school buildin g
taid die rict on the 13th day of March
1893, for the purpose of electing one di
rector to serve said district for a term of
, tune years, ana one cleric to sarve said
, district for the term of one year. Said
I e ect'on to begin at the hour of 3 o'clock
I p m and continue until 6 o'clock r x of
; said da jfjf
Dated Fe oruary 28, 189S:
, C G BVRKHaRT.
joh-i rotis y. Diatriot Clerk
Chairman board ef directors.
EXECUrOR'S NOTICE
VHK IS HEREBY 01VEK THAT THE D
il JerslHKi exeeuiorciih4lalUIDd testament
t J-swl. has lltea wiia th Clerk
jjt the i ounty Court for Una county, Orseoii. hi
i5S P ofaaklda,. fU.?air";(
19-2S2" " 9 sail vouut and for wtUameiit
of sakl cute. Thi is Feb, jsaj.
txcutor.rflhla wia of Sarah Ann Moss ae.
ces'eJ , 1
A re lilt cct uud. Contractor.
Cyrus, bia wife, being Not 53 in see 1 Second, ror a decree of said court fore
tnd 36, t,j 10, S K 1 Wert, and sect 6 and j closing the mortgage executed by yoa ta favor
31, tp 10 and 11,8 R 1 East, Linn coontv, al plaintiff on th eceocd day ct fecUrober,
Oregon; alaotbe we-t half of tbe donation ' IbDl. the following doacriW traet of
na claim of Wj Cyru and Mary ann I Uki. t wii: The -ortheist qaarter el the
v-yrua, betog io'. 533, sees 1 and 39, tp 10 nortcweat quarter .f aeef'on thirty-ix,B-and
11, S Hi West, Urm oountT.Oretcon j ,bip sir a, Socth, Kanae three east cf Will.
r JLinf 'UP L'y? ,B 1 Vt tot 4 6 1 St". l-n cooaty, Oregon, conta,ni8
Oointnfnl L- ' "V?1 i trt3 a rea, and directirg aaid Wd to he .old
Oregon, containing W aersr, all o. tba Kl " m - "
SUMONS
t .': . I. ll f,
Linn Count!.
A D Horner, Plaintiff,
vs
Harvey Ward.Dfei.d ana.
To Harvey Ward, the arove n.med defend
ant:
TK : THKNAMK OK THK STATE OP
X Oregon. oa ais hereby r.qolrrd o ap
pear and answer ti e con.j !ai..t ot the plain
tiff filed against you in the above entitled
cause, on or before the first day of tba next
regular term of said ccurt. which ;sd trim
is to be began and held on :ha 13th day of
March, WJ3, at tie coart hooaa in the ntv
of Albany, Linn ccanty. Oregon; and yea
are farther noticed that if j en fail to appear
and answer said complaint as hereby re
quired, for want thereof, the said plaintiff
will apply to the aaid court for tba rebel
urayid for in his taid complaint, wbicb ia rs
followa:
First. For a jodqment atd decree againtt
yoa for the sum cf 400 in United States
gold ooio with interest tbrreon in like gold
coin at toe rate of ten per cent per annum
from tba second day of September, 191,
antil paid, and tor tbe farther asm ol $60
attorn ays fee, aad for tbe coata and disbars -meats
of tbia ruit.
j & 77 7 . rr." ;
" pajiaent of be uot and e-
, r. - -- : 7
tee, and the pay meet of aWJ ia U b gold
vAu due on the note eaed on in tbia sait,acd
interest on said aam of $400 from tbe econd
day of Septtmier, 1S91, ic like gold coin at
the rate of tan per cent erai.aaan til, paid,
aed that the tarplua, if any, re paid ta sch
sums as the ccmr may dca.
Third. I hat y u and alt ntr pertoaa
cJaimiaa hv-moo ,n ,r md-r .oa ha orv,r
fortcwd or any ,.d ii right,
; tiUe iutmtt or .q ,nv U redciepUoa ia
: , ' -JL, 1, ,
V "T f ""f-
,Foa.,th- ThAt.li th !
ltJl'Ll I1.".1 111 ' Uot 1 eut to W and
fy ""c'0 phuatiff together with
'. " e3u aiwren.enta and a reaacubte
aey a fee for eomnietcing tfcia aait, that
! piaiauff nave a personal jodgment againat
: o for the deficiency aca bat xecotiaa
j iarne therefor.
' f'if.h. For such other aed farther relief
' aa m.y be asect to earty ia tbe premise,
, This asuBmooa ia served by publication is
the iTaTX Piohts Dk,cat by order of
Him Geo H Bo., imigK f uld court,
s dtUd Chmhe,a io the city of Salem,
Oregoo, oa the 34th day of Janarv,lS93.
y j gj T
j Attcmey'for Plaintiff,
,
I the
j gow, f
.CITATION.
L- m Ctnty.
I a th-matter of the estate
cf J81V
i Kechnie, daceaa.l.
I
Tothe h known .ndonknowa.,1
toa.l other lntereated in tbe
above
named eafate Greet iner
IS 1 HE N 'ME OF THE STATE OF,
Oregoo, yon are hereby cited and '
r quired to appeer in the eountv court of
tbe state of Oregon, for tho county of
Linn .at tbe court room thereof t Albany.
In the county cf Linn, oa Monday, tbe
tb day of March, IsSS, at I o'clock in
the afternoon of that day. then ana there
to show cause if tar you have why the
application of vVm Rombaugb, the
admin iatntor cf aaid eafate, to sell the
seal property belonging to said estate,
irarrfbaif as follows town: Lota case (1)
and (t) in aectaoa nineteen (It,) ia town
ship (13.) aouth range one (1) east of the
Wih'mmette Meridian .a linn county,
Oregon, containing fifty three and X
; acrea more or leas; alao beginnicg at a
point lorry roda weat cf the nort heast
corner of the donatio r? iaxd eiaim of
Lowe; jumihi Ko 47 ranidng thence
' west twenty five rodn, thence south
twenty fire rods, t hence eaat twenty dee
root; thence north tweet' -Are rod, coo
taining 3 fMK acres mora or 'in sriiiMaal
. ic said cooi.tr mod state; alao lot ft in
hock 5 rn the town of 'tweet Home, ia
I -aid ounty and state. 1 eeordfng to the
- - -" - - uivir 1, w.-u. u ij ue
granted.
Done bv order jt the Has I X r.nnean.
Jndge ef th C unty Court of the State of
I w er aaa- t. vtmit WUl a Uft ftftg
1 Oregon, for th county of Una. with the
nn.eixeJ, tba. 14t day d
,uua J : kOVh
Attest:
N P PftVNE.
CUrk.
By B M hiss
Dsa c .y .
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
SVrOTICE IS HEX EE Y GIVES rHjT TBI C3T.
A.W
i " 1 --- - '
' ' JLiihJAEET (Mfft
, : nwwaii.
AStJ lat A-ias;.-
! I
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
HBBZBV GIVKX THAT THK ITf-
er
Ids rsMni aa Alhanr.
mi SKtttas (rasa this dat.
Tba lb IMaraHacn v. 1SSU
lilOX i HELTON".
H H Hasm. xerMar
AuorseT tor E star -
SOMMONS.
a lit County Court ctfc Salvor Ortgum Ar
the Count) ot' Linn :
S M Eliisaa, Piaioviff,
vs.
Mart ifailer, Dif.ndanf.
To Mart Mc'.leo, the above naraedl dsfaod
aat: IN THEKAMc OF THE STATE OF
Oregon, vou are hereby required to ap
pear and answ.r the complaint of the above
plaintiff, in tbeabeve entitled coort, now oa
tile wtth the clerk of said coort, oa or before
the hut day of the next regaiar term of said
court, after tbe publication ol liua summon
for six consecutive week towit. Mondv.
see oin aay et Mi
arch. 1S5I3: an.1 r,n
I notihaii that if na f .;: ...
aaid cooiplaint.'as hereby reonirl the ni.i..
; tiff for wast thereof a ill take iodament
against you for the sum of JSJ IT and th.
. costa and disbursements of tbia action ta ba
taxed; aad an order ii rev tine tbs sale of a
; certain frame buildin oa ee l by tbe defend
j ant on the weat en I of lot 12, in block 3. in
Sbedd, Orrgoi, and a lot of tod situated
, therein, all attached as the property of the
idtfendant herein.
Pnbltthed by order cf the Honorable I N
; UancsQ, Jadge of said oonrt, made at Cham.
ber, ia A. ham, inn cuftv, Oregon, tba
37th day of December, lS-Ji
WliATUSIirOlU) Jt CaABJlLAX,
Attorneys lor plaintiff
ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETING.
isrran wars ..
iba legal voters of School District
. Linn etui: tv. iw. ....
So 5.
t acnooi nvtatlng ol aaid
school district wiU be held on the first
. cr the hour of ? o'clo A p m ol aala
day, et tbe court houai In th. ;t r
. , . ."w. ..w. .uw
dit?lf ' fll -n'T. Orwaon ln aaid
district, for tbe IHirpose of bsarinr U e
SaS2 mm d' J clerV of id
ttS!2 nd, '"'y a fx for the support
2L ,ohooJ fjr he ensuing v ear Also
for the purpoae of lewio a tax f r vSm
?hii ,ho?; d sur,ct "n Wins he
f m k"1, B"t'nnt of tFe ,incipa:
jfina ,hV2Lbonj9 Jue aud parable an
June loth im anrj lor tbe transaction
fher buaineas that may oomo
oa-ore said maatlna.
lSU?UdlW a'V of February. A D,
. C G BURKtf ART,
John Fornax, Dlaurlct Clerk.
Chairman Board of Dlrootora,
STOCKHOLDER'S ME.TINC,
CT1CE IS HESKBYGIVKN THAT
mere will be a uieetiug of tbe stock
ers of the 1.1,I Kailniv Mall Ht.iMin-
nolc
Association, held in their office in Al
bany, Oregon, on Monday, the 6th day
ot March, 1S83. at the hour of 7 o'slook p
m of aaid day. far tha purpose of electing
seven directors to serve for the ensuing
year, and to transact any other businaas
that irayoome before said meeting.
Dated tbia 61h day of February ,1813,
. W CTWEHOAXE.
E A Parker. Preeideat,
Secretary
, . . M
IyBBnc"w Ij, j 1 1 11 1 1 f 11 still In aergafth
satasa ct Brary has.baejaf Lfaa aamir. Or.
EKe are nan) lan-uaa a hiiiii Uheat aatj
tan Sad as ty ktw itmunm at tba aw iglia of
rata aye at nirtlia. at AJaaar, Oraaoa.
4dnmssaaa.uaana
BTOTICE IS
K " "a ay ta losMi cassrl al
rUaa cuoasr. Oracoa. Mr apyaSsts - , m
sflblaa aiOard tastaascBt at Joaa nBja. tats
MUi.n ly.Orejoa.oacraaed. Ail paraoaa barbs,
caiatf a.-aas; m1 anale ara fecrekv norSaa is pre
sal laasa at writ i mia.l to t - - ..
Lass ecata-r fa