A 91, SO BOOK FOR A CKKT
Quite a unique literary experiment haa
been tried by Congressman T L Johnson,
with results thut are truly remarkable. Dur
n ' the tariff debaie of last spring this live
western c ingress man and five other demo
cratic colleagues Stone of Kentucky,
Washington of Tennessee. Fithlan of Illi nois-divided
a copy of Henry George's
bo k, "Protection or Free Trade?" into six
pa ts. Then each of them quoted their
particular put of the book in a speech. In
this way the entire volume was made a
part of the Congressional Record, and when
printed as such became entitled to free
postace under the congressional frank. This
accomplished,- Johnson had tho whole book,
originally published at $1 .50, put into such
a compact form that it could be printed in
enormous quantit ies at the cost of one cent
a copy. In this form the contrressmen cir
culated over one million copies of the book,
while orders from Canada and Australia
ate up an additional hundred thousand. Of
course. he object was political effect for the
democratic cause Now the congressman is
having a second reprint made, what he
calls a "O ngnwional edition." This is in
larger type, contains double the number of
pages of the one cent edition, and will be
old by Mr Johnson at two cents per copy.
One million copies of this will be printed
This is, indeed, book publishing on a large
scale. Weekly Journalist.
Almost every man who has gone into Mr
Cleveland's cabinet has made a personal
sacrifice in the way of giving up a position
of greater profit and of more certain tenure
than attaches to a place in the president's
official household. Judge Graham relin
quishes a life place on the bench; Mr Car.
lisle vacated a seat in the senate which ha
had a certain promise of retaining for an
indefinite period; Mr Lamont leaves
business which affords him a very large
income; Bissell and Olney will each of them
be forced to abandon a legal practice which
brings in a handsome revenue and so on
In every case the office has sought the man
and the call in each instance was responded
to in the interest of patriotism and of able
government.
That wis a handsome thing for the demo
crtts m the United States Senate to do to
give all the populist senatots a chairmanship
of some committee. Besides they are well
provided with places on the standing com
m ee as follows; Pefler has a place on the
committee on agiicultiiia sod forestry, on
claim, oo immigration, stnd improvement
of the Mis s'lppi in i its tributaries. Kyle
(chairman) n committee on education and
laKor. or t-tiga'ion and reclamation of arid
l-nri nd on IoVtan depredations. Allen
has a place on the Indian affairs committee,
and on public land. Irby is chairman of
he i SUM an transportation routes to the
sea'xtard.
The DsitixRAaUriis"" particular junc
ture desires to call the attention of its es
teemed republican contemporaries of Ore
gon that were so wrought up with fear Jlrior
to the late presidential election that the
choice of Cleveland and the restoration tit
power of tfie democracy iu all branchs of the
government would result in a reversal of
the result of the war that the admintstra
tion has now been democrat ten days
(hst an odd number) and yet it i patently
obsrr b e that the heavens have not fallen,
nor have the fountains of the grsat deep
leen troeo up but all is as serene as a raid
day summer's dream.
Attention is called to the fact that a fa
days before the outbreak of cholera In Ham
burg, fa vt summer all the sparrows left the
c.tv, ""d did not return until the epidemic
was stsTiped out. The same thing happen
ed in Marseilles and Toulon in 1884,, a day
or two before the cholera visited those towns.
Similar migrations have been noticed ia dlf
erent parts of Italy, Austria and Russia,
always some days before the appearance of
cholera .
Krangs, well known German expert
mentc, hs recently published an account of
his endeavors 'o find out the proper depth to
plant seeds. The result is that no rele can
be formulated. Same that might be sus
pected of preferring a shallow covering, like
it comparatively deep, and so on to-tbe con
trary. Leguminoee seeds are indifferent
not caring irhetner the covering be ha'f an
Inch or several inches; but nearly all others
have a preference for some specified depth,
which can only be determined by experi
ence is each case.
Tbe stock inspector of Marion county re
ports the presence in that county of hogs
afh-cted with trichinae. People should be
careful to cook all pork aad b:on thorough
ly before eating. It is a small hairy like
worm in the voluntary muscles of the hog
and tho. cjugh cooking kills it, but if not kill
ed, it wh.-n eaten with tbe meat finds s place
in the muscles of the eater where the male
and female pair and multiply rapidly and by
their ravages soon destroy life.
-'-asm 1 siraBe
"If a pou . J of coal U subject to a dry dis
tillation, ar.d tie products and residuals
treated chemically by the processes for ob
taining the well-'enown coal tar colors,,'
say s the Ag of Steel of St Louis," the one
poun 1 tr-.'.fl will yield enough magenta
to oafer 5x1 yards of fiinnel, vermi'.liou for
iy . urine for lao yard, an 1 aliza
rines .,Ti le '- for 155 yards of red 1 ixh."
A di., atcb from Washington says:
To '.ue d citation of congressmen who
w tile t on aim to make inqtiiiies on the sub
ject, 1'ro.Id .-. Cievelan.l said the report a
lu rii r -iou not to appoint newtpsper
m.
tfice was e roneous. He had noin-
tei un
0 '.ic:imlnate against new-piper
miii
'opac sn-cl masss cr rods are la be
igh ini; the public squares in Brus
1 ic object of this system is to prs
'ejties of the parks in the d i -
-X!
t. ry at Bitfalo, New York, turns out
pounds of grape sugar aad glucose
The time fit in has a factory at
li!, which has a daily capacity of
35
ev t
P-
1 h. S ir-hrjne Falls of the Snake Kiver
of I tab 1 s-nich have a lxily of water 930
1 w u u itli a fail of 210 feet, are to be
used for 1 : vi-loping electric power for iriiga
llng purposes.
The new St Louis Lumber Combination
emoraces about 20 lumber firms, and repre
sents a early output of $3,000,000 to $4,000
oou. The moiljn of ilie earth around the sun is
63 305 it). les an hour, over 1000 miles a
minute r r 19 miles a second. ,
rT"ni ""I" ' lil-
The herbiiiuin of the New Vork College
of Pharmac contains 60,000 specimens. It
Is the largest in the United Slates.
London has 15.270 pollcem:ii, soi none of
them lias vet caught "Jack the Ripper."
tShiloh's Cure, tne urest oou h a ml crou p
cure, is for sale by as. Posket size oontsias
twent-iivs dosoe.ooly 25o. Children Uvs it.
Foauay ft Mason.
HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION
The lull Text of
Representative Daly's New
Law. Section 1. The homestead of any family
shall be exempt from judicial sale for the
satisfaction of any liability hereafter con
tracted or for the satisfaction of any judg
ment hereafter obtained on such debt.
Section 2. Such homestead must be the
actual abode of, and owned by, such fain -My.
or some members thereof.
Section Such homestead shall not
exceed fifteen hundred dollars in value, nor
exceed one hundred and sixty acres in ex tent,
if not located in town or city laid off
into blocks and lots; if located in any such
town or city, then it shall not exceed one
block; but in no instance shall such home
stead be reduced to less than twenty acres
nor one lot, regardless of value.
Section 4 This act shall not apply to
decrees for the foreclosure -of any mortgage
prjperly executed; but if the owner of such
homestead be married, then it shall be ex
ecuted by husband and wife.
Section 5. When any officer shall levy
upon'such homestead, the owner thereof.
wife, husband, agent, or attorney of such
owner may notify such officer that he claims
such premises as his homestead, describing
the same by metes and bounds, lot, or block
or legal subdivision of the United States;
whereupon such officers shall notify the
creditor of such claim, and if such home
stead shall exceed the minimum in this act,
and he deem if of greater value than fifteen
hundred dollars then he may direct the
sheriff to select three disinterested house
holders of the county, who shall examine
and appraise such homestead under oath,
commencing with the twenty acres or lot
upon which the dwelling is located, ap praising
such lot or twenty acres separ
ately, and if the same shall exceed fifteen
hundred dollars the sheriff shall proceed to
sell all in excess of fifteen hundred dollars by
lots or smallest legal subdivisions, offering :
them in the order directed by the judgment
debtor, if he chooses to direct, otherwise he
shall sell the same as aforesaid, so as to
leave the homestead as compact as possible
Section 6. In lien of the proceeding
aforesaid, the execution creditors may, at
any time pay the execution debtor the sum
f fifteen hundred dollars and proceed to
sell the homestead as he might heretofore
have done, adding the said fifteen hundred
dollars to his lien, but the money aforesaid
shall be exempt from execution.
Section 7. The homestead aforesaid
.hall be exempt from sale on any jodicia I
rocees after death of the person entitled i
thereto for the collection of any debts for ,
which the same could not have been sold
during his lifetime, but such faemestead
shall descend as if death did not exist.
THIS. THAT AND THE OTHER
Boston has two negro counciimeo.
Dissection of human boJies by medical
studente has been practiced since B C 3x0.
q ,JO
A black slik watch chain should take tbe
place of gold when the dress suit Is donned. .
Ol the 69,000 Frenchmen wholought with
Napoleon at Wa'erlos on'y eight
vive.
Pendant ear rings are seen more freqaent-
ly now than any time during tns la-t twenty
yeara.
Hard coal loses eight per cent in balk per j
annum when exposed to the weather. Soft j
coal loses twelve per coot.. j
... , ,
QRois Wllilims 15 years old, of Martin's'
... . , . ,
Ferry, V a, weighs 310 lbs and stands 5 feet
" . ... ;
9 inches height. i
sv a i J- ; :
asosion aoveniaer, woo s uenaioeu
that there shall be 00 oncertainty about tbe
mstter, announces -oenerai ier s auio-
biography, W-itten by nimself . "
A Belton, Miss, woman, who has a pen"
chant for buttor.s, has employed her leisure
time during the past twenty seven years ia
collecting them, and she now has 3. too spe-
cimens, no two alike
A flume designed for conveying limber
from the place of felling in Uie Sierra Neva-
da mountains to the plains below has been j opening of lu extra session, made so eicei
baiit in Fresno county Cat, The flume is . leal impression upon the Sens ors as well as
said to be fifty- two miles In length. j upon the pub Ic His popularity with the
A flower pot fell from aa unprotected r"k ' d 6l 01 " steisaocr.lie party Is ua
window sill in the Rue St Deaif, Paris, two j bounded and what U more to me point Is is
weeks aeo upon the head of a man who was
passing beneath, and fractured his
skull so
recover-
that he died Hi two hours witbou
ing consciousness.
GHAMJES HLSDatD.
The incidenU of the past week at Wash
ington emphasize the need of certain
changes in our scheme of government.
For four months a party twice condemn-
ed by the country has been able to delay
the execution of the pe" pie's will by defeat
ing ill legislation net in harmony with its
repudiated policy.
-This is an inj t-ti ;e that ouglit to be
remedied. A new congress should meet
within a month af tei its election. The
people's will should be more promptly exe
cuted in a republic.
In the senate one democratic state will be
represented by a republican, and one re
publican state by a democrat, because of
the inability of their legislatures to elect a
senator. Two other states have vacancies
that may be filled by executive appointment.
Still other states are misrepresented through
gerrymanders of the legislative districts
or outgrown provisions of their constitu
tions which prevent the people from being
justly represented in tbe legislature.
All this is wrong. Senators should be
elected by the people, by a direct vote. This
change would not only insure more just
representation of tbe states in tbe sen ale
but would tend to improve the quality 0
tne senators.
TTTIT 1 S" I1 . B, q
The Eugene Journal is still lamenting the
defeat of D P Thompson for governor.
Contrasting him with Pennnyer it says of
Thompson:
He is not an impracticable, theorizing
demagogue, but a plain, sensible, honest,
uaruworaing man, woo anowsjoy ex per
ience all the hardships and necessities of
life as well as any man can know tbem,
and who would have made it tbe ambition
and delight of bis life to have done every
thing possible to have built up and pro
tected the interests and proiperity of every
citizen in Oregon, especially tbe poor and
the weak.
Thompson "protect the poor and weak "
From such protectors tbe good Lord deliver
us. The Journal thinks that democrats
would have done better to have elected
Thompson. Never. Governor Pecnoyer is
eccentric; at times very stubborn. He is
Unconsciously ungrateful to his party, but
withal he has made a good governor, in
many respects the best the state has ever
had. Notwithstanding bis indefensible
desertion of bis party he is far preferable
to D P Thompson.
The new Rhode Island law requiring the
production of naturalization papers by all
naturalized citizens, with the alternative ot
having their names stricken from the regis -try
of voters, is worse than a hardship i
is a wrong. Or course it is a republican
trick. The apparent intention is by this
means to offset the effect of the abolition of
certain property qualifications of voters by
which democrats were fermally denied the
suffrage. No change of the law affecting
naturalized citizens ought to be enforced
against men who have once been accepted
as voters. Tho presumption is that they
were legally admitted.
WASHI GTOK LETTER.
(From our naularcorrwponcant,)
Washington, March C, 1893.
Democratic enthusiasm cannot be wash
ed out, snowed oui. Mowed out or froze Out.
The north wind h.ew, he snow fell and
the-e were icicle hanging troui the trees,
houses and the whiskers of men, but those
little annovanres did not count when it
Came In inaugurating a iletnocratic presi
dent. Mi Cleveland ptoved nls Indifference
to then. b declining to deliver his inaugu
ral address in the senate cnamner, Initead
of from the open s ir plat forrr on the east
front of the capl ol b -fore which standing
ir the snow a'Orm, vvereabou 10,000 people.
He thouuht. and correctly, too. that if
these people were ud enough democrats
to brave the storm to see him few of them
could ge". near enough to hear him deliv er
his inaugural address and take the oath
of office, he was good enough democrat to
take off hts hat, storm or no storm, and do
i, and he lid
There Isn't enough money in existance to
buy from the Pre-i lent the worn bible upon
which lie took the oath of jlnce in 1S83 and
upon which Chief Jus. Ice Fuller administ
ered to him he same oath Satuiday. It is
more valuable ' nan d or precious stones ;
it was his mother's and Mi Cleveland has
never I.-rgo. ten the commands it, "Honor
thy father and mother."
Brother Wanamaker i an expert on the
value of advertising. He signalized his re
tireroent from puiHc life by sending of
course at government expense a letter to
very pos' master and railway mall clerk In
the country. Thi letter administers taffy
In such big chunks that Us receivers cannot
fall to read between the lines"! am again
in business at tU old stand ; bargains Ineveiy
department."
Not since the second inauguration of Grant
has there been such a disagreeable inaugura
tion day, bcl the only noiicable effect the
weather had was to keep a lev men whose
health was not robust out of the parade,
which was over three hours 'ong as it was,
to disfigure and disarrrngt the house deco rations
and postpone the fireworks. Every
thing else went eft according to programme
j ost as would Lave been done had the day
been as clear and balmy as which Mr
Cleveland was first inaugurated. On the
reviewing stand with the President and the
Vice Piev.den- were a large number of
prominent lauics and 'etntlemtn, among
them Mrs Cleveland and Mr Stevenson.
It si difficult to say which of the demo
cratic governors Is the Koceuion received
the grandest ova ioasatong the Use of ranch,
but Peck, of WUcooaiu. Fiower, ol New
Vork, aad Russell, of MastachascU, have
good reason 10 pu the day down among
l.thi protLtt of their lives.
j It is generally r.ced that the Inaugu-
, ral bvl srs- .he m a jr.ce tail
atCSWitsi,
ant tnat
bom every
, point of vl-w ver hr!d, ant that the decc
taiicns ot h sell roosa was handsomer aad
j mor- ar'l.tic irao ha ever netn seen acre.
' The m- m.f is -.f the commit ee m charge
stsr-ed oat to make tots inauguration a
m-mor.ble one ia ererv resoec'. snd they
iaccrrcd K a great day tor Urover
Cleveland, a greater one for (he democratic
p-.ity, and the greatest of all for the country,
beginning, aa it did. an era of real, slmon
rare I'esnocratr govciimcnt, not the ploch-
, back ktoi fe iepu' Iran nave given us.
Cleveland's in.uural address
a roe-el of it kind. A plsin, honest
sir igr iforwsrd siatcm M of has intention to
carrv out o itsfuUcst uirt.' the platiorm up-
iTT t . . . . , 7 ,
on wblib be ws nomin ivd and elected, and
pantVuiartv noiice.be wasthe cosople'e ig-
nosiag ol the Hawaiian aooeaaUosi achem..
, fa e,e, ,nd rar.lcolaily gratlfvlog to
democr4 ,h.t M. Clevelsad intends to la
, ,h ,u, j,,, Ibolou,h!y than
; M Harriaosi did Defore commituns: himself
and as he put himself, in hi address, square
ly on recrxd as apposed to subsidies and
bounties of all k.nd, it is certain bat if Haw-
1 aii gets annexeJ its sugar planters will get
noboun'.y on their sugar.
Tbe Vice President in his address, upon
assuming ibe chair of ibe Senate at the
" ' He ' mac toe "ght sort
of stuff A newspaper mas was telling him
that he supposed the itlgnitv of his new office
wonld prevent a resumption of the free and
easy methods la ve gue in hia office, when
he was first assistant Post Master General,
and tbe "boys" were always welcome. Mr
Stevenson iaugned and said; My new office
will make no difference Vou boys will be
; iuat as welcome as in tbe old daVs There
( wiH M wnirT iB lf00t. ef the
.pred,enfs room. Vou wi!i not be
vice
forced to dive into your pockets od fish out
a card to be transmitted to m j on a salver.
The door will stand wide oicn. There are
ofas inside for you to occupy. Voa will
I walk right in, and if I am not 'here you will
send for me. Whenvcr I am the newspa
per man is welcome. I am the We Presi
dent of the people, and the people are en
i Hied to kno what I am doiag. There
wiil be no red tape obout the office.
v
In its short session mood of carelessness
congress a. lowed John I I)avenport's ex
c- hive bill of t31.000 for his impertinent
interference with last years' election in
New fork Fortunately this is the last
bill of tbe kind that the government wil
have to pay, for nothing in 'he future can
be more certain than that congress will put
a fitia end to this pestilent meddler's ofti
cial function and authority before he has a
chance to exercise them again.
The re;o 01 ' ;.e majority of the Ways
and Mil' s f Omn.ittee upon the condition nf
tie irrasu v --onfirma alt that has been
charged as o the thoroughness of the Re
publican looting, ' he great surplus hss
disappeared and a drfi icnry ! In sight.
S-cretv ') Car'.Ule'a s rutloy is likely to dis-c'o-e
roe hi. figure-juggling which the
n.inmi tee fail, d ' ! "vn
-Tl-TTSe"-9SaSJsSBBjr
The naiuii San'iwtcb Islands, is English.
hi-ii . apUtii (.' ok discovered tbe group
in 1778. abeiut a century after the Spaniards
had find lm.ded.tht- e. he christened them
in honor of Lord .Sandwich of the English
admiralty, who hail .aken much interest in
Cook's vo age into the Pacific.
1 U1U
You Cat Walk o Chicago; but don't do
it; it S'OO fur N r is it nectsary. If you
wan' us g' lea'"' as can be obtained
In thr C .it l States, ral. on Parker Bros.
They carry a fi.-t cfias atock of groceries
and pr.xiu e. and if tou are not treated well
Ir is yotti own f ult. PL es always reason
able. Theii hake't goo- s are g .0 1 enough
for any one. and emh.ace a fins line. A
firs- class baker loe 'he .uslness. You do
not need logo anywhere but to Parker Bros
for youi g.oceries and hake 1 goods.
Nkw SrEAatKR Luts. The Independent
steamer Bismarck is now making regular
trips Monday, Wednesday ana Friday,
connecting at Salem with steamer El
wood. Through freight to and from
Portland. The steamer Bismarck ( a
light draft boat and can run far in the
summer months Order y.ur freight by
steamer El wood from Portland. For
rates, see Morris at Feed store.
AualnapartaDCDIsTereaeei
To
make it Apparent to thousands, who
think themselves ill, thst they are not affect
ed with nny disease, but that the system
simply needs cleansing, ia to bring comfort
borne to thir bttarts, aa a uostivs condition
s easily cured by using jyrup of Figs.
Manufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co
MUFTIS.
An evolution. J B Eddy, Hon J B
Eddy, Co) J B Eddy, of the R K Com.
next
One of Portland's oldest hotels Is in the
hand of a receiver. The proprietor did
his advertising with rubber stamps. Wel
come. The woedhaulers of Oregon City have
formed a combination by which a charge
of $1 per cot d Is made for hauling wcod it
for ontv too feet. Men and teams hsve
been engaged at Salem to take their places
The Oregon Horticultural Society will
eive a flower shew In June, one of the
.nost unusual and attractive features of
hlch will be a native floral exhibit.
During the year similar showi will be
held at Salem, Albany, Eugene and The
Dalles. Ex.
Josat Jonas, pedler of cheap jewelry,
was yesterday given seven and a half days
in the city jail by Recorder Edes for vio
lating that portion ot the city ordinance
relating to peddling without a license.
Statesman. The capital U evidently
dangerous place for cheap John dealers.
Albany Is not.
A Portland paper says: During the next
two years Multnomah county will pay Into
the state treasury, as its quota ot the ex
pense of maintains? the state government
395,4t,3,or more than one third at the en
tire state levy. Still the cow counl'es and
the prune orchards send up a wall every
time Multnomah county' voice Is heard
In thestate legislature.
Thomas A Davit-, the capitalist of 38o
Morrison street, assures the public thst he
is first cousin to Secretary Gresham and
that there Is no kinship between Mrs :
Governor rennoyer and that member of
Cleveland's cabinet. Mr Davis says that
"while I am a true democrat 1 do not ad
mire the course of the governor. Port
land Welcome.
The Florence West sa: An unique
wager wis made last fall between the
genial proprietor of the Morris hotel, Chas
B Morgan'and Wm Kyle. In the event
of Cleveland's election "Morg was to
wheel Kyle throng the streets on Inaug -uratlon
day and vice versa li Harrloii
was the successful I man." If that Is uni-
que tell us something that Is not unique.
That wlieclborrvw bet Is as old aa the hills
almost.
The Salem Statesman says: Tomor
row evening the Salem Y" MCA will
ce!ebrate its first anniversary. In the first
eleven months afier the aaenlnsr of th
rooms, 41.000 wss the attendance at the 5 circuit court of rregoau removing T Kgen
rooms, 8,861 was the attendance at the re- j ton Hogg, of New York, as receiver, and
ligious services, iu in bib;e classes. 16.-
031 visited tne gymnasium. 1,991 In gym
nasium classes, 2,ic baths taken In the
rooms, 975 letters written in the rooms by
young men, fifteen young men found em
ployment through theemyloyroent bureau.
The new Dally Independent of Salem.
begins talking economs-and aTi It might
be economy ", dispense with the service.
of at least two member, of the police
force thu. saving to the Us payers nearly ! " H "X"? , P0"" 0oflt an" P"P
i.5co a vear. Chief Engineer Ldw irm . Ixstn A Truirt t-'mpany y
could be used at a day p.ilceman and' It Is j d? f?1 t"J'onfrom urtloe
certa.nl r uncccesaarv o emptor three Jngrain restraining all contest mg parties
night watchmen to guard a little city like ! from lntrtrru,sT nh Receiver Hogg.
thU. Marshal M into aad Mr Low are frll tm lc.
aoie to attend to an cases during tne da
and two night watchmen are all that is
necessary. In these quiet times to gusrd
the dty during the night.
s
Put an advertisement before the readers
of a daily paper, aad you take the cream of
asy population . You go straight home 10
the people who can buy, and who are resdy
to bay M MGIllsm.
A terrible warning to tramp) generally is
related. One of that race ot men shipped
is. a box car from Portland far San Fran -
Cisco He was side tracked at Salem aad- A ssaal SeeisVrai
the car shored Into the penitentiary, srbere
tbe tramp was discovered, almost filghteaed Utica. N Y March 13. A horrible ac-
ut of his wits. He was given a square , cioeat occurred on the Ontario A Western
meal and allowed to depart. , railroad, within a few mile of Oneida, to
. night. Va oil train parted on aa up grade
. , : sjsd the rear part collided with another oil
Qr0" Development Co is now a tJut was following. Tbe crash eras terrific
part of tbe Oregon Pac.fic. A whole lot aod the engine and four cars were wrecked
??tTa Up"., don ,way d horned. The flsuases frcm Use burning
with. Receiver Hadlev is doing things . oU ,l,um,naled tbe oou n try for mile. Ko
in a very decidedly business way. Inside g,, Mchael lonohoe. of Oswego. Fire
of a rear the rosd.inclad.ng steamers will I IJaJvn tuple, of Oswego, and Head
be doing a pay ing bosinese.the employee lfarke. of Norwich, were irastaat-
wlll be paid monthly and ir people will . 11 terTiMy burned,
have reason to rejoice, k the Man About I fbe erigineer was thrown 75 feet.
Town predicts.
A San Francisco pmr-er says Ueo-ge B
Bar. tow, of Salem, has fallen heir to
$315,000, by the death of a cousin. Mrs
1 LI .S 1 -. a ww a a.s
aooy " niie, ot Penia Karoara, tllt.
fTSlfl: ,hahd b!,,J?1 brr "hP
va Salem, had gone to Tillamook, where
ic is iu a uuicusr aoop 11 me report is
true he will nndoubtedly flee from tbe
bloody place at once.
j on toward Comaygua. from which point
Allen Rhodes, of Salem, haa prepared tieoeral Yacqtm is conducting his opera
a display of Oregon game birds that will Hons. Tbe siege of Comayagua has bgua.
go to the world s fair. It consis's of IT j u iinmt r
Mongolian pheasants. isciuding cock, ben wae ssy asssssswai
and 15 chick. 4 pair for s group, 2 pair La Gra.xdc. Or. March 14. Bat little
Eastern Oregon prairie chickens, 2 pair interest waa taken in the city election to
dusky grouae, 2 pair ruffled grouse, 4 pair ' day. the total vote polled being 523. about
valley quail. 3 pair mountain quail, a ' two-thirds the usual number. William
group of jack snipe, aid some other am-1 Miller defeated Ben AY Grundy, for mayor
gle specimens. j by a majority of 240 William IS Ssargent
New Orleans has enough of prize fights , I " electajd recorder by a majority . of 1S6
As the lottery octapo. was act down on so j w A Y orstell. wbi!e Joseph Palmer
wili this moestei sea serpent be annihilated w re-elecied aty treasurer and J H Mc-
' Th- m.e.a, l p, A r
. . ."a . va ijuu
streets alone th alreet car track air
inches is causiog considerable discussion
pro and con. " B con"ceru' alu,,,,11
0, .
8alsm phraicians aav there la nnthino
in tbe report of tbe slock inspector that
. . : .-.,
there is trichinae in that counfy. It
takes knowledge and microscope to die -cover
this destructive beast.
There is a giant tree io Chehalls county
on the the sootbeast quarter of section io,
toenship 6 north, range 8 weal. The tree
is red 6r, snd is 53 fee: and eight inches In
circamference st a distance ef six feet from
the groand, and has not a churn I .ult. A
survey with instruments proves the tree to
be nearly 400 fe:t high.
Tbe contagion of wearing some d.s
tingnisbing feature on the head lias
spread from Willamette university stu
dents with their mortar-boards to the
pupils of the Capital Business collegs,
who thronged tha streets yesterday wth
neat nave blue cans surrounded by binds
of old gold:. Salem Es.
There is dangtr of some people getting
the telegram T B Wait tent to the gov
ernor on inauguration day confuted with
tha one Bob Thompson sent- Mr Wait's
telegram read : "We have got your gun,
and are firing it in your political giave
on Willion avenue." Mr Wait paid the
cash in advance foi hit dispatch.
Statesman.
Will send a oiuuii.nioo .
Washington, March i4. President
Cleveland has fully decided io send a com
mission to Hawaii to investigate and report
beforo thi miMitinu; of the next congress,
The president will probably announce to
the senate Wednesday his intention of send
ing this commission to Hawaii, bat, as he
now views the matter, no action on the
part of the senate will be necessary. The
commission will be a presidential board of
inquiry.
Monk v to Loan. 1 have money in
sums of $600 to $20,000 to loan on im
proved farm lands in Linn and Bentct
counties, at lowest current rates,
delay in furnitbing the money.
0 H Burkhabt
Real estate agent, Albany, Oregon.
Dont fail to see my line of spring snd
summer drasS goods. All are of the latett
at. lets st SsmusT Toungs.
Ahbv Carse, Betl Fitevs, 80, Wash
ins;. on Street, Portland, O. .
Guaranteed to cure Bilious Attadssaod
CoofUpatiou, afraafl Uiie Ueans.
Clothing at cost at F L Damont'f
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
iloads Sold.
a
Corvam.ih" MarohU. Tie citv counci
held its first meeting in the new city ball
mm evening, at whici lime many import
ant matters wero c ere
opened for the $50,000 of water bonds that
DM recently been offerer! for sale and an
ordinance wus nassed emoowerinir the
police judge to close the contract with a
firm in Cleveland, O, who had - offered
$2Il!t premium and accrued interest.
1 wenty-eight thousand dollars of this money
will be used immediately in paying for the
Corvallis Water Company's plant and the
"tt'unce ex tended this year tn extending
and perfecting he system.
Fast Play SaaperOet.
HEi'ifCKit, Or, March 14. A W Shaw
was found dead in his barn Saturday morn
ing of last week. He was in a stall in which
a tallion was tied, and it was supposed he
wdi kicked to death. An inquest was held
and a verdict rendered agreeing with this
supposition There were developments
later which caused the arrest of Mrs Shaw
and F W GaHin, a farm hand, who found
the body. The verdict of the coroner's jury
was thereupon reconsidered. There is strong
evidence against the two.
Seven wen rerlaheal.
Sauna, Kan, March i4. Only meager
reports can be secured from the prairie fires
which have been raging in western Kansas
for the past two days. Today news was
received from Kussell county that seven
persons were caught between two fires yes
terday and perished . They were all farm
ers, and were out feeding their stock when
overtaken by the flames. Toe bodies of all
except one were found this morning, hav
ing evidently died soon after being struck
by the gale of fire
The Alliances
Oheoon I'm . March t4. The annual
meeting of the state alliance
convened in
the Seventh street hall this morning, with
President N Pierce, of I'matilla county, in
the chair. Nearly every part of the atate
it represented; all evincing interest and
thtuiasai in the work. It was expected that I
this meeting would snow a faiunir off in
numbers, but tbe report shows that tbe al
liance is stronger than ever by over 300
members.
a Pteaeer Dead
Waxi.a Walla. March 14. Isaac Wool
ery, aged 8 1, one of tbe pioneers of Wash -
ggslstftw. Ue came to the coast from
Missouri in lfv.1. He engaged in tbe In
dian war of 1855, came to Walla Walla in
1879, and has since resided here.
Tar arrgsa lsvcMe.
New Yore. March 13. Tbe struggle
for possession of the books of the Oregon
t acme continues. 1 ne auesiea oruer or tne
1 appointing r.vererr v tladey. has not a
yet arrived, hot it is expected by tomorrow,
The bondholders committee tear Hogg will
not obey tbe order when it is served bat
will obtain a stay. Two deputy sheriffs are
in charge ot the office at 65 William sireet,
bat tlssy have possession of only such books
M "W f n 10 surrvjiaetPr Ihcre
! re. "1 "'t'P, the
naUons of which Hog retains. Tbe bond-
cowers commitiase oetieTe neae sales con
w'essi.voro.v, March i3. At 50
o'clock this afternoon President Cleveland
and Mrs Cleveland accorded a special re
ception to Princess Kaiaulani. the meeting
taking place in th bloc parlor. The prin
cess was socompanied by Mr and Mrs
Ihtvica. their daughter, and a lady friend.
The call was entirelv of a aneial nattsn aad
iaated probably s quarter of an hour. Tbe'
visitors were charmed with tbe cordiality;
of the reception accorded tbem. the ladies
being cartiated by the pleawing manr-en
of 'he wife of the prewdeot The princeas
said subsequently tha Mrs Cleveland was '
tbe only lady she ever feil in love with.
Ssaaeltssltax.
PaUtaaiA. March 13. A dispatch from a j
exwreapondeni in legnctgalpa. says Usui
UeraeraJ lssrveoci sierra, chief of Bom
.v has .vn a srnavt virtnrr aarainst ;v-
erai Vasqoei. enmmaoder of tbe govern
(JetiaraJ Sierra atUcked the
army.
advance line of the enemy's army. Yas-
ouez forces were driven back after a
desperate fight, pad Sierra's troops pressed
Lacblsn citymarshal without opposition.
: fasw-'
- ... . ,,a
Mi ppoho. Or, March 12. I onsiderabl
unxielr is felt by tbe family of A W Clem
ens, 0( Talent, this countv as to bis where
abouts. He left his borne about a month
afro!ostoOaklatid.Cl,tonsnltarhy-
. a,a. .u n.;..;.
M. .u , . -v, va viae iiliiuvil. A . 'U L a
week latw his wife received a letter, which
which pair ported to have been dictated l.v
him. givme his address aa 162 Eleventh
street, Oakland, and sayintj that he was
receiving medical treatment. Nothing
further ha been bean) from him.
steady to tie.
8ajt Fit txefkeo. March, 12, The reve j
nuc cutter Richard Hash is lying in the!
stream off tbe foot of Clay street with the
fire banked and ready at a moments notice
to anil for any port shi may be ordered to.
The Rush is under special orders from i
Washington, D C. What her destination j
i there no way of telling positively, but
it it more than likely that the revenue cut
ter i- bound for Honlnlti. and that besides I
dispatches she may take down a senat iriai
committee to investigate matter at the
is'aads.
Cat I lor a Kill la It
Washington, March 12. The Post sivs
the assertion that editors wilt net generafly
be recognised by tiio new administration,
is true. Cleveland believes his predecessor
suffered through the charge of having sub
sidized the presf, and he does not intend to
run the same gauntlet. The decision is ta
ho made particularly applicable te news
paper men who detire to be postmasters.
Nelt'esataa
Tacoma. Wash, March i2. A promi
nent stockholder of the Burlington &
(juincy, who is on a visit to the r'oast. said,
regarding the many rumors that road in
teuds extending its line to the coast:
"No, the Burlington has no intention of
extending its line to the coast, and it is
extremely doubtful if the company will ex
tend the line one mils further west than its
present western terminus.
lee aad nigh Water
Omaha, Manih 12. Ice is running in
the Platte and Klkborn rivers, and, us 1
result, traffic is generally blocked. At Ash
land last night a portion of the Burlington s
bridge was carried away just before the
oust hound flyer bad passed. Today the
Missouri Pacific's bridge over the Platte ut
La Platte was in great danger. While cut
ting away a log that had jammed against
the pier Kd Bury fell into the water. An drew
Boland tried to res aie Bury, but was
swept away with him, and both men
drowned.
Tbe Small rex
, Oueoon Citv, March 12, Word was to-
day received from Clackamas that there is
I another case of smallpox there. The new
j patient is Frank Foster, a young man
I about 14 years of age, living quite near
town. Ike other cases were out in the
country over a mile south of town. Fears
are expressed that tbe disease may become
epidemic.
'(H SI II ruocfeCDi.; .s
Tuesday evening, March 4
Present Recorder, Marshal Street
Superintendent, City Treasurer and
Councilinen Whitney, Stewart, Pfoiffer,
Burkbart, Marshall and Wheeler.
In the absence of the mayor. Council
man Burkhart acted as mayor protein.
The following bills were ordered paid:
Chris Bender, $5.50; N F i teuton. $IH.5;
J W Ross, IS.5O; J Schmeer, $3.50; E
Johnson, $1.60; I A MeFeron, $4.26: A
A B Lacy, $2.90; R R Crosby, $11.82 ;
W B Barr, 180,00; cost bills, 7.82; J
Gradwhol, $12.50; Mrs Purdom, $12.60;
Secretary of State, $22.60.
Bill of W B Barr $30.00, continued.
Judge Ftinn addressed the council in
reference to raising trio atreet railway
track four to eight inches above the grade
of the street, the privilege for which was
asked. The present ordinance provides
for i's being on grade. a
The wave and means nrnimitiM ssUevi
further time on city assessment, on ac
count of attorneys being busy. Granted
on week.
A long discussion followed in reference
to fees of citv survsvor, in which he was
handled in rather of a live manner.
The street commissioner recommended,
that all alleys be cleaned. Adorned.
That 8 P R R cut drain under track at
Citv marshal esii.i .st.i ...
2nd and R R streets to let water under, i CP"' to the Stomach, prompt .3 lb P!?ca of beg'nnina;, containing 23 50 ; and the N W X of tbe NE and lot No 3
Ordered done. That grade on First, j action and truly beueficial in its T.ltltiA1"" prv,',u1y ''d ! o! setrtion 29 aforeaaid in aid townahip.coo-
MNJ!- f lTn' ndlLon. Wf o effect, prepared only from the most : district n,T nS r 1 tTi'j 151 12c,t- A5-' lot 3 ltd
tocommKten .t,mChr- eTred Wealthy 'and agreeable substances, its ! 3 1 aire., I E " N E'' "iA 30
to committee on street? and pub ic prop- li . .. j e uotv dniron ' totis.-ipaforeaaid, toiitsir g 6e5'rrk. Also
ertv afur discussion. V I mau?. excellent qualities commend it ; c ?S2g? mMmm . bria.iJ It , ooint I theoorth roe of tb-
closeu not connected with sewers. Re- i PPular remedy known,
ferred to committee on health and police. ' ojrup of Figs is for sale in 50c
Petition of E Becker at al asked tor tbe I auti 1 bottles by all leading drug
grading of the Salem road. Referred. gists. Any reliable druggist who
Petition of citv fire delesrafes aastad fnr ' may not have it on bnnrisrill nnv
quarterly allowance for Chemical Engine !
?And s,th'A "'nibership be placed I
at 30 to 75. Referred.
A communication from Albenv Engine ;
Co No 1 offered use of funds for' heater. '
All alley, Calipooia to Lvon, Water to
Third, were ordered cleasted inside of tea
days, gravel to be used where necessary
Cesspool on lot 2 block 15 was ordered
drained, and cost eo'lected from property
ownjp by street superintendent.
WweVMI osslDI Btv
Vetiiaoa at C K BrowBelU-.
VIA VI Co iffiuo in Baltimore block.
If yon want a hoe smoke call for Jusepbf
white labor cigars,
Coe.ie and awe tbe new chil ed plow at
Ramps opposite fn-U tfice.
The beat mast nnSee in the eity at Omad )
4tyr a
K-avl. Peacock Si 'o. have a splendid new ,
line of boats sod shoes.
The sprioii traooda and trimmings tr
f here, at Eeai, Pesoock i
' A tos line at c'oaks were voed today
Rssd. Peacock & Co a. Ca'l early td see
! hem
1 u extetuire variety T,t garden steel a loth
ia balk sod by the psck-ge csa be found at
C E llrowtet.s.
Pa roeiix. boms industry by smoLing tbe
cetebraled white lalw 3s-art , tnacsfactared .
by Ja'ius Jeaeph.
Why smoke a Chiaa cigar when for lb
same soetoey yoe can get a w die 'abcr cigar .
made by J Joseph.
Miss Edith Harris, of Salem, wil! swafjaj
wt h berclasa f musre, vaca! acd lostta-
maatal, 00 Ms-eh 1st. She maybeasew
after that date.ua Wesloealay aad i bare day
morning, at Mrs Martin Payee's, opposite
tha CocgtaaatMBai store h.
Mrs BG Simpaoa has retotaed to Albaav,
sjsssim saw c HJ isacorv v" n it.e M
1 -hsr.a. which she wili hereafter ran Mr,
Simpson is so expsrt at the laasirteaa having
Baa years of eipsruoe. sod may te dsrood-
'P" " nrt etas, wot it
Whopeng coeS h rs i !,:: . W.tt'.
Ciagh Syrup, tie never f ainaj car tor
he, oehitie, cnsn,pton. s Km, tm
bo tie 25.-; laue bote le 53c. Sold tie Ji
Camming, dreggest
aaan erw oasrt-.t for a
Urvrs. 2oc. pee- txaUaa.
saxsisKToaSa'
Hood'sjOures
Saved My Wife's Life
Weaaknesas,
MsSrtOUSstaassstf
Rheurr .
Salt
sTekst W. Jo
Kalaau. vv vjt.
' Of say own free will and accord, rmbtased by
anal wtsatlnc only to do rood to the
afflicted. I vrtsh to tell of the seed qcalttjea cat
Ilood'a Sanaparliia aod Uood PUl. I think
-here are no aaediclnes equal to
and lam
fely. My wife. Itarff has. been.SaS
wr-aasnesa. nerTOTianeas. ana salt raeUaa. 1
spent nearly all that I had of this world s cr-!v
; .KvJJ"'" and mMicUae nntll we decided
, to Hood SrlnUa- uadoubtadly
Saved My Wife From the Cravo.
1
, . . . . .
1 '1?r?d "Janves lu the east who will be
6tokriowihat
-rm.mm . m aaa III sseatiac t nare T" sr. V
. Monri'ta Rnr5 a rr! II a
' rBOOJ S OarSaparilia
Has cured my
ivi!-.-
loUS W. Jivr
a.awa, t, BSSS.
Gel HtH.il :
HOOD S PILLS seelh stt sner ettnnee r:u
tftaTSfttoa. care hesaiachs. Try s box.
llslwllSaW II ll 1 ll II
Mr was w a--w a
.''via., and
f 1.00 per nottaa?
One cent a dose.
Trrra Oast at Coroa crnjta promptly cure
srbere all others fauL Coughs, Croup. Sore
Throat, Hoarsen, Whooping Cough and
Asthma. For Consumption tt has no rival:
has cured thousand, and will CTBB TOU If
taken la time, ttold by Pnuaaira on a guar
antee. For a laarae Back or Chest, tusa
SHILOH'3 BELLADONNA PLA.8TKR.ttc
LOHSVVCATARRH
REMEDY.
avc vou Catarrh 1 Th remcelv is iniaran-
tewdtocureyouFrioesoOcta. lnJoaU.-r free.
FRAZER
AXLE
GREASE
BEST IN THE won!..-.
itsweatri a QusltttMsars aasurvsssed. r.ctuan
OuUasttnir two boss of any other brv.i Not
erected by beat. laVtiET THU U(. IS B.
FOB BALE BY DKAI.ES3 G F.KER.XI,T. JUT
WANTED
At the store
Allen Bros,,
formerly owned by
BUTTER,
EGGS,
JL.ARD,
BAOON,
and 0H0I0E APPLES,
for which
posrlble.
I will payjtlie best cash price
9 F RAMP
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
J. l-U u ILLU. age I,
orciv enjoys
oth the method and results wtc.
fently yet promptly on tbe Kidneys,
Aver and Bowels, cleanses tho sys
tem effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pre
Syrup of Figs is the
, 'J i '; . .
. .'. . - -
w uuu 113 ve maae " we most
cure it prompUy for any one who
wiebes to try It. Do not 'accent any
try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
a .r-rssss s
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAH fSAXCiSCO. CAL.
wui$viu. nr. mn roue. .r.
aOOiNEWS
s0 Fer the mtllltnc ef eoc scoters ef
tTnttPillSewi
l srr Ir. Tatt plt-wur toatt-A
nossvAW tliak ha U umm patting op a
TINY UVEi. PILL
whieh la af e ase Ainx ! v small size, -as
yet rstavltituc li O.s Virtswsof ths V
iarsar ones. tatxarsLntsaHl partly
sCetablr. Sloth ler. of IHew pills
avis stilt moar.1. Ttis eaatet alu of
TVTT S TIHY LIVEft PILU O
.
A ?CT1 sre
.
24 la.
!
Cleanse
The Vitiated
Blood
When you see
Its impurities
Bursting through
The Skin
In Pimples,
Blotches
1 And Sores.
9 Rely on Sulphur Bit
ters and Health wili
follow.
w
B f'PaS-'w1 f i HHI'S ay
stamp to A. P.
Orttarar at Ox,
Hm Ssswawawa
Ma-, tor
saw :
POsITlOX WASTED. A relaahte ycaraj
man wacta a prwitlaa in a lo- am
: boose. Will give eecarity aato fa:tfcfa!neav.
Uaarc word st I tsecxai t tries
"ksJOTICn TO FARMER - tha i as
a3 ertDmitiee of tbe Farmers A itauoe
Business Couaclt or i inn cmin-v have
; .warned to wr flav s of Albany tbe
j contract to funiisJi all member of tbe
atroceri for i lie vear i-r
- ..-....-.-., . ...
J W PROPST.
( hairmen of CVmrnlUetv;
tt."
KtwRE
Architect and t on tractor.
Leaveordvrs with Huirxirt Bro., Real
estate srecis.
AXiKD. A n-.vmsn to d lieht
work iu a tmall limiiv. Inrir.irs at
this office.
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.
In the matter r-r the estate ot JSMo
Kechuie, lieeeasexl
rCTICK IS UKKKUY GIVES THAT i
J3l by virtue of an QrasS Ol sale duly
made and entered ot iscord by tbe county
SSsWt of the sta e of Oretton, for Linn
county, on the ttth oay of Marcli, A D, '
1893. in tin mstter of'iiie estate or J is j
McKecbnie. decease it, 1, the undersigned
a tmin'.titr .1 r of thu estate of said do-I
e-emsfd, wil 1 sail at puollo auction to the
higheM bill ii st Hie f.ont ilxir of the
court hottso, In t'-e county of Ltun, state
!'- !. Otl
salarday, the iad elay ef Aprlt, jsji.
at the hour of two o'clock p m of said day '
the following djrjbed tracts of land, '
being iu the county of Lina and atate. of
uregon town; la-jts oue ( t ) incl two (J) in
section niuo een (19,) township tnirteen
(18,1 south of ranac one (1) east of tbe
WUIametts Meridian, iu Linn county,
Oregon, contalninn 63-3 acres more or
less. Also tot six (6) iu block tire (Sj lu
in" uivtu 01 cvueet ttoiue. iu the coumv
1 . . , , - r
or Linn and ate of O-egon. according to ;
the nwps and plats them f of record iu J
tbe oftaceortbe County Ueoonlor ot said j
county . also the fullowlnii: Coirnrt no-
tug at a ivoint forty rods wast of the north
east corner of the . L wel 1 Ames douatiou
laud claim, be;.ng claim Mo sT; running !
(hence west iwentysflvo kh's; Uieucs !
s.mth twenty live rods; thence east
ttt s-ity five rod; tbeuce uur.h twenty !
Ave rods the placs or begiriuiug, j
contauting three- aud elaihty-eveu oue )
hundredia acres 1 mor j or 'ess, lying aud
east of Willame:to
...... ,B ... ,n unu.,. a.s .-6v a.aio
meriatan, lu lalnu ,
ouimty, tlregon.
The (aid parcels will bs sold separately
and for cash or credit. If sold on credit
aor ons half cash with a first naortgatie
on tbe premises sold to aeouro tho
remainder. If sold on credit one year's
time will be given with interest on
amount of notes taken at lu per cent per
annum, payable annually
Dated March 17th, I.stu
WILLIAM Kl MBA UGH,
Mou.auyoA Uaokleuiau, Admin'or.
Atty'a for Adui'r.
SHERIFFS SALE:
fn tie Circuit Court of the State oj Our on
for .inn county.
N A Blodgelt.
Plaintiff,
VH
W K Kfciley.Mary A Kel'ey
a no v? ;o:nra.i,
Defendants,
ItvTO.ICE
IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
!3l by virtue of an execution and order
01 nai duly leaned out ot ibe above
named oour. . in the shove entitled action
to inn (llrectui aid delivered, I will on
isatatrday. the 1Mb slay ef Harris, 193,
at the frontdoor of the courthouse, in
tho city of Albany. Unn county. O egnn,
a. tho hone nfnnA o'.-i, u tv m -,r .T ,
' e!l at pablirf auction lor cash in band to
tb' 'iigbevt bidder all of the real i ropam
described In said execution and order r.f
) di-acribr-d u follows fowit: The
outh it if f the i-ortb west Quarter and
"hMu;H
UDart; 01 section A i- town
, -blp 13, south of rang 2 west of tlx
UJaiuAtte meridian; a. so beginn'ngs.
the northwest corner ot tha oatbw-t
quarter of tbe scathe-st quarter 01 aid
He.:tien 1,1, tewnablp 18, sooth of rang 2
t1; running from 'heno snneh Tlz
cutn: , thence east 5 chains; thence
ou'.U h i-hsint; thence scnih 82J4 cast !
.ma .OI ,u c" tract; thfrnce
-..m ,- uwius, kiisni's w i cnaini. to (
said r! propert' to be r.pplied flrat, o OM" '' ' 'and claim of w C Oallaber ar,d
tbe p.-yment of tbe costs f and opon!Am' vialiaher, hit wife, known on raid
said exe- ution and tha original coats o j mt, pltand serve s as noti !;ca'UD Ho
duit UXtiJ at 29 50; asscond, to Ibe pay '2322. r'aim So 73. iu'asid townehip A .re
ment of pUintlfTs claim amountlnr to ' sti, 100 rods east tr ot tbe nortbwett
trie sum or si4oz with into et tbereoo
Irenn the 7th lay .of November. I8i st
tta&str
"VW.',
or to per cent per ssoom, aud
sum of 1100 attnrsev'a 'a.-,:
nd tbinl. to the payment' f tbe i-laiin or
tbe defendant W f t'ocoran, amounting
to tbe sum f $1448 9J-100 with interest
thereon r.t she rat of ten per cent per
annum from the, 27th de of Junr. 1892.
bated this 15th day af February, 16'J3
Sheriff ol L:ds rouatv, Oregon:
SHtBIFF SALE
i In 0 Circuit Court of tAeStaUo' Ci f aor
Linn County, f
Ruet Ctaater, Plaintiff,
va
Margaret Coater, Defer dan t.
ta.TOf!CE 18 HEREBY GI V ES TH AT
by virtae of an exscu'.'on duly fjtsaesd j
oat o an 1 noder the aeat of the above
named or.urt. in the atoe entitled salt
p me directed aad delivered, dated the
9th .lay of Februarv. 1893. nponajuug
raeot io favor (1 Margaret! luster,
defendant, and again Rue! Cnat-r
I sumitT, for the sum of $40 per month -store
Ue 13rd day of April, 1892, and in
compliavoce with tbe ore mends of said
zescotion. I did ran the 13Us day of Feb
ruary, 1898, io Unn totality Oregon, da:
levy upon all the right, tine and Inter 4
; of Kal Coster.tbe atxave nsrued plaintiff,
i in and to the fot lowing devifbod rsjal :
j property to it: Ia.it No 8. h i lock So
I 118, in Hack'.etnari's addittoa to A'.bsr y, .
Lion county, unsron, and will on
, aalatatay. ike ISih stavy st stareia ISS3.
at tbe boor of one o'eHoek pat, st tbe
front door of tbe court bones, in tbe city
' of Albeay. Linn county. Oregon, for cash
in band to tha higbe 4 bid ler, sell all tbe
right, ut.eaod interest of thassid piaia '
' tUt, Roe. Caster, in and to mid real -p.operty
aboee deasenbevd. Ttteproceeds
sr ' ng from aaidaale to beapsiied to th- .
payaaeet f the accruing ooata of and I
' upon saud executioa, judgji'ent and '
tsSasssasst,
Dated this 14th day of February, 1883.
C C JACKSuX.
Sheriff of Unn eoanty. irre go a
CITATION.
j f x tit Coarser O .sr 1 of tke SSsle of Orrgom,
or tit csvswy er lUm.
In ktW mi: I
cf be estate of Owen Bear,
deartael:
To Pr-Uy GaaVina Hear. Rear. Otherlee
tsarvey Jotm Bear. Peter Beevr Ke 1
bseca G.'worrb Kl.eya Crasvlor-Iiauna ,
Hecaiopsgh. Rmtine Gorney.Riee '
Oilwe.rtb. Owen Tbooopaon. Nellie ,
1 bo mDoa,Uay Tkua pew sail Jem :
Kr soy and to ail tbe heirs fccown and '
unknown intetvetea in tbe abjve
eati'lel ta) ate. Greet op
tne. StUf THK STeVTE 0r
KaHEOK THK STATE Of
Orewoo. you tie h.rebr dtod an i re
o aired to snnsseiti I aa yinntr A.n. a-
ller.ste of tree-n. for tr e count of
Uoonat the court rvom ile-reif,st Aitauty
: n r W nn,a at" V -'
aaat SMaT WHUIJ aTl ssaSStUaVT, iaWV
alarlaj. late Sth stay af April. ItXt,
at cue o'clcck in tbe artmorm ot that
; day tbea and there to a bow ran an if any
I sire l-e why an ordsvt abeaold not twee
oat af tho above entitled court autho a
' c and direc.ios tb- xeeut vrs ot said
eer.sie to se.I a portion o! lh real pror,rtrr (
tiRtng to -aki estate deattribe- i a- "OTlrE I- HKKKBT c !V E TH IT THE Of
ln: a wa.owit: Befrinni-ie at he uoilbras. Jn n TTf 'jTTT, 1 it'i .'tt Tr
.-ora-r of tie -onstiran had. c elm of ifce cesaaw? TAwt ter Ltla Cvm-xr. - Tr.-e, iser fc.l
"'ea Bear and anfe, ootiatsxtevn - iiiwuii it m has in I tin I it saj at isril.
2240 and claim No 41 In to a nahip Sa It ! Istaj, si the Was cat 1 sYlpr. r a. sr Sssrlas. o
Southeaf range four (41 weast of tke VI l- i gfa a say sWastaSSsssaS sas! t rtas sattleascaS
'injeta nifkrulsaii laa 1 tnnirnle etaata.-.r,
' and runtaiaar ibouce west alone tbe nor.h
. bound try line of said claim rU. e chains '
to the northeast corner of tract of hand
-old to T W Robestt and J C Robneu ty
' '-n Bear and aire, ihesvai snn'h two
rhain, tbenee south 31s 5" al feiiow- !
l.iar or-st the center vf a ajb i 24 . aroTI. ti LS HEKCBT i lvtN that THE r
caains. ibenee .-oath ehsi' -theui-e f 1 Jrttinoi hss base aeiv n imlstsS by ska
eat para. is, With the n-veth l j f.f said runaiv .van ,y Lira count- .Oeejras. Iail11iiil r ml
t Tven Bear elaire la 10 iliauriai to the easi
inaarJ s.lrf .t. m- ll r , IT r-lS. r
" - - - --
. ear iota psaew i eaeaiicuinsr, cvquiuibi. ;
ivi st aeres more or lerta a : in unn
county e rvjron
Oone bv order of ih H'ttJX Duncan
Judge of tbe Coin ty Ccurt of th? state o :
e r.etoo; for iLe connty ( lainr: with the )
aeat of said court ataxrd; this 7th dav of
March A Ok lS
AtTatsT: S P PATSK,
Cierk
Star Bakerj
arltr itaabln aad Kf rat fa
CONRAD MEYER, PROPRIETOR,
sBAkta a
t Saaine d I ra Is,
sIataM wttrr,
asriesl rrsilla.
Tsharea,
Watgar,
'wslees
aiitoe He
tlueeatisare
egetstklea.
tissts
iplees.
Test,
Etc.,
le (set sverrtausat that
la arm 1.1 s reecr
isiira; aas sanT lure, Itlg!
r
iaisrsci pcut
seteatasid for
KINDS fir PRflTlTTfe
a-
I
For the BEST
BICYCLES I
Call on Van Wilson, agent for the Im
perial and Fai'LKnkr, $60 to $'50.
Ladies taught to ride or no tale.
ANNUAL MEETING-
NOTaOK ts h era by siven that tbe
,.u,i...i,i..suai,.ia..i .1.. n
l-U. uin-uus va. w Mwam'11117, . vi laie.ll
a,,,,.. Buiuliug Aaaociation will be held at
,or, of j uradeobl. In Albany on Mom-
ti,y, March 20th, 188, at T3) pui tor tha
eieotion of directors, rnd suoh, o:hr
business as may come belore thsCmeetiiig.
Oatod Feb gib, I8S.
F P M'T 1 1 NO,
vv c TVKK1)..LE, h-'ecre ary
President
.
tajoTlCK.-A BROTHER WANTED
j bve , broUler( William Agers.
whom I Lsve not seen for 20 vearslou
haTe ..r raaoailved reliable infarinstlo..
,nat ne wu ,n Albany, wreiron. Any
person acquainted with or knowiug the
whereabouts of said porsm will be paid
iur iii .ir trouuie oy auureaamg,
R L AOERS,
Marshfleld, Oregon
MTAaSTSlV-Pushtng
Canvasser of
T f good address.
Liberal aalarv and
xpeueos raid weekly. Permanent posi
tion. BROWN iUtOSCO,. Nurserymen.
Portland, Oregon.
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.
NOTICE IS HEEKBY GIVEN THAT
by virtue of so order of sale only made
and entered of record by tte Hotorable
county court of the coontv of Claeksmas,
state of Oregon, in the matter rf the tatati
of Julius Locus, deceased. I will sell at scb-
' lie auction to the highest bidder.at the court
bona door 10 Albany, county of Lion, itala
of Uregon.on Tuesday, the 18th day of April,
1893, at the eour of two o'clock p m, tha
following described tracts ot land teing in
the county of Liuo, state of Oregon, tov It
The donation land claim of William A Peter
sou, knowj and deacti'ed on the maps and
plats of tb United Stats snrvey aa notifi
es' ion No 2308, certificate No 2374, in tec
tiotss 29 and 30 - of T 12 8 R 2 W of the
Willamette Me-idiao, containing 321.61
acres, taring and excepting f.om this tract
last described 15 acres thereof heretofore
told to A D-gi deecrintd as folios s. Be
ginning Si to Is more or ieu w?rt from the
iheieot, tner.ee east 40 rods more or !ee to
the northeast corner thereof, thence cnth to
the said southeast corner 19.74 cta'na.tbence
west to the place of Sjegiomnit. Also the
donation land claim of Joseph Hamilton and,
Niocy A Hamilton, bis wife, known on said
maps, plats aad sorve
v.s aforea.m aanol-n-
cation No6460, certifijate 519, in said ec-
tions 2'J and 30 aforeaaal. conUininB 112 5S
aerea
vmu isuu .riaiui, i unwu . I , L
seath 48 55 cbsins to 'she south bnendsry
thereof, tbenee east 45 sSSC, thrnee north
48.55 chaios to tbe north iauocda'7 thereof,
thence west 45 feet to the pleoe of tastjae ing.
coctaiaiag 3 acres. Aiu the S E 1 (i the
.. :j i i ..;. i .1 .
i 9 W f of section 4 T Is H S3 sr ni the
I Wiilactartte e ; ;r,Mir 4tacTs-
The wko:e of ".he 1 ov- i'- a e.s-ael resets to
: tie sold together as Cx.-- l iecc The par baser
ta aaaana a craio n,.; gge 'ao sattt l-Jsaia
for $5000, tbe baJaj.cs. See ue caarh oo acafa
nation of sale.
March 7th, I8V3.
CHAELES L0GUA
Adic'o cf estate r.f J o Una Lcoa, dec' d
SUMMONS.
a east County Court of ikSlaUoi Ortgon fur
the Count of Limn i
S M Eaisoe, FtaietrA,
vs.
Mart Mallen, IX feel act
Mart McUee, the aimvs
aat:
4 defend-
IK THE SAUE OP THE STATE OF
Oregon, yam sre berebs; reqrtred o ap
pear assd aavswer the caeauluat esf the above
piasatvff, in the above entitUd coar:, new oa
file wita tha clerk ef said ccrsrt, est ear before
tbe Cr day of the aeat regaaa. term of said
caxtrt, after ibe pablcation raf ihas resam.ios
foe ax - -coll ve weeks totri'. Mocdar,
the Cti dae of March, IS93; 1 .o s-e
SVoUlirO l aat if J-ym foia to aerpeavr aad aavswer
said con- plaint, aa heTchy teoirrd.tise ina'e
taS for waat thereof will take iadgavnt
sarairast josi for Use tam of fSSIT sad the
era aad ditbsrseineats of thu .Oeoo sa he
taxed; aad an order direetice the sale of a
eertain frame beildiec otvaed by tSe ttefetad
aat. oa the wee essei of let 12. iB i loek X ia
Shedd, Oe egoo. sasd a lot of tool .Heated
therein, all sttarereri aa tbe Brsoert v of the
atteesaaas i
PaS Ubed by order cf tke Hoeorabte I N
Oancan, Joda-e af
aesd eoart. atade at Cbaaw-
bera, ia Albaav, -inn rrwnt.v.kr-ow. the
27 th day af Oeeewabar, Igtl
WaUTHCarOatO A rsise.tr ary,
Atteeiseya lor PlauctiiT
EXECUTOR'S KOTICE.
V (mil IS HEEZBT GIVES THAT THE nr.
I Onceae sssaS' CMt
ot law is s.4 t Hull I al Mum BSfwa. laL
titj.0-eesa.li mi l, A3 pe asu aariaw
Taas the IKk dsr ot JaSKaarr. lasrj
fill : : : " 7 .
ea H Ha arm. Eaercior
. Ataerser tar stsSsSJSst -
EXECUTORY HQTiCE.
X-iTTTri- t prmrav ,:rvsrc -rras-r mar srsi
"S.T
V
-1 tree aaJtarsS sad 1
t azai abi-
has Steal anlAUas CSsrfc
IS CraV Csssrt K Lraa
I SLL SSL .
I " " uM9B
as Ssal A&s ol AasB ta
Iwar 1 e cfeck B ss a oU atsar. Sar tks 1
eat awii ISU Ufais V. la StaSa isaa.
1
j era
ana
'
o Ayr sets
evil of Ssrsa to M ae.
-VDMlNISTtAtRirSieTlCE
' . -
Tat, t!ae Ctk day of Feb . IS.C
sua rnsx
aaSsaass
AOt-INISTRATGia'S HOTICL
wa s- win ill. AU sar-
clsiar sesr waf eatst. sr.
miaireM u pesaarst !
Baa mmM s
imsaini si auaaay. ear.
Dated us 11th asy at at area tSS.
' tl K
HrTOS.
aasaaSSSM at v-aa
Attys lor Alter.
NOTICE OF APPJIfiTMEMT.
. OTK-EIS HESEBT IHVIX THAT THE CS
Jtrsarrried have ivea saxasctasi uatcanear ot j ksst
I snl! sad tcasanacet aad estate .xl Jesse B-rr. mm ssSSSV
ess ol Una coanlr. earearaio. Ail ivraa hanis
j caaaa ajnaisas asi) SStsts srs aaaKbar reouiraal
preMat ibe sara m-iii rarorsre rveacreers to the oaatear
esrsed eaecutbrs st Ssreel Hoasa, Lias eoacsv,
Orearoo. wilhis sU ssositava treat this date.
Jsnasrv r.lh. ism.
STtTFS V BAKU,
JOBS T UAaUt,
J Chtrltar. Ex earoes
Au.sjney I r 1. - .
AOMINiSTRATOR S NOTICE.
N'
OTICE IS HEREBY CIVEX RHAT THE CM.
do-.:p.atr: or .if Vsaa aaa si laas
estate 01 v.o a asnaoata. decea-asd, aa Devi ia
the otV cf .tke cserk si tb CVoatv Court of Una
j otsssay, his Ssal seeoraat sad that saad court gas
arssunted tas IBj day ,af At.nl. ismt. at tea
soar ef 1 o'clock p m of esid day, as the thac.
fcar taesrla: ah aBjssUssa, il aay, tsssadtaal aoeooat.
and (or Ibesettkeaeam otd as ate.
Datad saw ia say of afstvh. IS8S.
I X WASatOtTH,
. w eslaaerford a Caatbrrlsii . Adaun ds caaaa aaa.
' Atlaarosys
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
KvVTU-E IS HEREBT UITSX THAT THE I S.
dorsairoeu avluatniatrstorde bone oou c th easasas
, I LAdi A KlK'J. decoaee.1.1 x tiled arilh ihc Ccurata
Oeark.Kvr laSaa eoaintv, Uevaroa. aa traT socount
m said estas aaul tas c.Htrt baa axl the Srd d of
a.pnl. lias, at the hour al 1 v'cl.vk p ra. for tbe
asari&ar of objavtions srtd the eaHtletueiit of aafa as
sat. iubiishexl bv order ot J S Dar.can. iVunn
; J ' ate, lasted Keb 2S, ISstt.
Z H Rl DD.
Adair de benis Don:
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTiaKIIT.
"V-OTICE IS HEREBY O.IVES THAT THK US
lt dsraieiied aJmitsstrai.gr of th estate of
It L Rttdd. daaceaseat. ha fusel hia teal account
arlth th county clsrk of Linn countv, Orearva,
and that the county cottrt of said Linn courier baa
Sxsd tbe Seat day of April, lsse, t ' tb
hour of t s-clock iu the afternoon a( aid sav, for
tbe hcsvnns of objeouoaa U aay vo amid Baal aar-
vvv..i uiu uw av.inriueiia ol Saud sMate
by otdee- ol J M Uunraa, Ooeiatv atassaa:
haaeiSaVSasI
e- - asaa - im.
1 II RCDDv,
Aduiiuistralor.
FOR SALE.
18 acres of choice fruit and garden land
H mtie o Jsfltreou. Uood new house.
Laru, woodhouse and out buiidlnga. S
acre orchard choice fruit, montlv prunes
la bearing; 8 aorea cleared; H 'ot place
bervsr dam land: balance good upland,
well fencep and wets red. For piieeand
terms apply to owner at place,
J. H, Turpi j,.
A BARGAIN
FSBW ASP VSQKTARLE PA I at fcr Sal
consisting of 40 acres or leascf land
one taile nerth of A It-an v Land well im
proved. For particulai inxuire of
vV II Wiksta
1RY WOOD
seve kiadSjial for sal a
JL Inquire of P W !pink
tv piun , at root o
tenv
WsrtL
street, or or a li Morria, Third
S I ! h, nnrt h fr, f ,. ST VV 1
ef Ura
' arast tsataa s uasulj sussed ts taw sastetasna' at
. bis ressiicraoe is Alhssv. L is caeaatv. fSrnm.iaaam
afar ssrssasa Irsss tass oa.
I a -, am