The state rights democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1865-1900, March 24, 1893, Image 4

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Advance of the
Pipe Brigade.
Retreat of xhe
Cigar Cohorts.
Yes the Pipe is coming to the
front ;:s never before. The high
pi ice of good cisrars is helping
drive them c i of use. Millions
of smokers t:sc
Blackwell's
Bull Diii
ham Smoking Tobacco.
ifei C nd in the market. Smoked for overtwenty.
ie is ctiil growing Quality always the same.
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L.'S DURHAIvl TOBACCO CU.,
DURHAM,
w
F. T l ENTORD & CHAJI-
BKRLMS
Attorney M A v. Welt W-SUIS 1 1 l-g
state. Sp J rest attsV.1 J " t .srs In proo
anilto oo j-ti i ii. o.'tJJ i :h Fllnn block.
T R BIlIYEl)
Attorney at Law vnd Solicitor in Chancery. tV.lee
lions made on all poluta. Loans negotiated on
rabid terras. Albany, Oregon
G
EO. W. WRIGHT,
Attorney at law. and Notary Pab.lc.Avill practice in
all the ruurts of this state Special attention eiven to j
collections an t matters in prelate OIB.ce:--Upstairs t
Mason-Twedalo Block Albany. Ojru
D. a J 1 1 ' 1 1 1
K
..Hhtit it tfe WATSOS,
11 lejal matters will reus lv protnp
r. O.U Fellow's Temple, Albany, O
attention Ho
M
OK11NVE fc HACKlEMaN,
Attorneys at Law,
Albany, Oregon.
J- WHITNEY
Attorney at Law, Albany. Or.
J4MES .1 cnARLTOW,
U'-tr. i" ... At! ) .r il. bajiaeM ; attended
promptlv:
FLINT'S illaek. A'bany, Or
LBtYV OOlLFXriSG A OVl
DALRYMPLE & NEWPORT, Managers,
Onller tions a soocisltv rerarctless of aiss. Corvee,
dents in all the valley towns: OFFICE over
L E B ain Co's store, Foster's Block:
D
R. J. I.. Ill lei..
Pbycidan and Sanreon. OFFICE Corner
Ferry stfe-.ts, Albany, Oregon.
n
its. n aWTO afe DVI.
PhvKciana an Sarreons. OFFICE -Corner ecnnd
and B,oililbin streets. Albany. Or, Call promptly
attended i atv and ceuntry.
c
V. CHinSERLlIS. HI. D
Heroeonathiat. (nnecUrst In disease of the Eye
Twenty years experience Office hours 7 V a mi
1 w i p m. and 8 to 8 evening. Albany , Oreza?..
BILIOUSNESS
The S. B. Headache and Liver Core
4.18 A I
BAH, f
PHYSIC
MKT ,t
CHEAP
If taken as direcled, we Guarantee SatU
faction or refund your money.
DON T SICKEN. DON T, GRIPE,
50 cents per bottle, by
1 A CUMMINGS.
RUN KING
THROUGH
DAIlaY
TRAINS
lea m Portland,
m L Hi.
7:80 T. M.
4
2
DA.Y8 TO
CHICAGO
7 Honrs nieker to St. Paul.
23 Honrs Onirker to Chieaso.
40 II- an Qikktr to Omaha' and
Kausus City.
PU. MA -ND T0U!3T SLEEPERS,
11 1.01.1 1 j vnmii unns
1 mutts.
Vjj iTh and geneiat iftfof mttioa cai
01, r ai.tiress
W II UURUiURT.Ass'.Gciri Pass. Agt
254 vast i.iin al
I'okiLANri. Oreoon
FAftVIKiS ATTflN TION
IF : YOU .- V.AJIT A
WACO?! HCH BUGGY. CART
PtDWj HARROW,DB!LL SEED
ER, FEED CUTTER,
or any k!:id of a farm Iinrt'e:n;n-.
hide, ca'l 011 or address,
Ve
B. F. RAMP,
Opposite Post OtTce,
Albany, Or.
, ' hi,. . hlUUIIsU Kd Davidson In
p n 1 rod to do well digging is
first . h style, promptly, an 1 will r'uar
ui ... work:.
tit. . ..-rjtaaHw
I ONLY
;J?B LINE
N. C.
THE YAQ01NA RODTB
Oregon Pacific
t
VT niDir.Y, Receiver
TIME SCHEDULE, except Sunday's.)
Leave Albany IMO r. n. jt.v. Tallin, 7:00 t,a
Leave Corvall.s IM St, a. LeT CkwTllls,10.Sr. i.u
Ante Taqulna, :U r. , Arrive Albany, 11:19 a.
i
Direct Line
Quick Dispatch
Low Freight Rates.
between Willamette Valley
Points and
ban Franctsco
1
Ot'EAS STEA
8A1I.IKBM
a
raos sas raascnoo
willaBMU Valiey, March 14th, Sf.h.
raoa yirra.
WiUaaictt Vallsy, atarch 19th, tStb.
Tha Oomraanv --eiTe the nsrnt
s ange najling datoa w'thout nottea.
RiVF.R .STI'AJIERS.
Stewmer "Hbae" leave roiuand Wednesdajr ana
tsaturaay a H.
HCDav.Oen A?t,Stmsn Street WTiarf .Portland
p R Va'ushn. Oen Alt, San Frnciee, Cal.
C C Bora OFstFa, CorvaTa, Ortfos:
EAST AND-SOUTHu
VIA
THE
SHASTA
ROUTE
Or THfc-
Southern Pacific Co.
Train leave Portland Daily.
South I
raoajcul, UK. i??2
7:0Dr. a. I Lv
Portland
Albany
San Fraadac
Ar 73S ta
LvtrB a
Lv 7S t a
10 -a r a
Lv
Ar
Itl5 a a
Absre f ains stop only at fallowing- station n orth
si ttoosbnnr. Cast I urx'ana. uregon uii, n . oa
City,
nnra Sslcm. Albany. Tanjent, 8hold,
liaise;
Ha'-
risbarg. Junction City, lr rlnj, Eugene
assarcaa aan., Bn.y
SrSOaa Lv Prs-uaa Ar' 4fr
UrS v B Lt Aleaay Lv 1 1 a
fctera I Ar aisiluiu ? ' TaW
lUisr lcal n,s (sxearr Sraav)
tOOra I Lv Porthusi Ar :osi
tralr Albary Lv)eV30s
tsttstra
8:lOalLv Albany Ariltrflas
tnOanlAr Uebaaoa Lv I S0a
lrrsILt Alhtay Ar I :2S u
mniir Lebanon Lv I iJB r
.
PULLMAr BUrTFT SLEEPERS.
A!TD
Dinincr Cars on Osrden R.utev
SECONO-CLKSS SIEI-PIN8 CAIS
Atta-hea t all TSretaja Tralas
aSest MaBS SHvlalsa.
nwtu rsiTUis unm cobvallis.
Man. -saiSoain (EaceptSucaajr,
T-.SU A a
lfc!0 r a
Lv
Ar
Porl'anl
Corral lis
Ar
bv
Spiral
ie is r
strata rtara stay (Kzcjpt Smday .
4:40 r a I Lv
Portland
WeMnnTllt
Ar I r) as j
7:25 !
ra I Ar
aa. i
TThroiis b Ticlieti
co ill point In the EvsV
Europe can be ob'alae! a
kroab. Arent Albany.
'. KOEHLEB
MaUaaurer
Port'sri Onv
-l Btatss Canada and
lows,', ra es from C K
E P. ROOEtS,
vst't O. P. ami
E
-IKST WATIO M. 8K,
or alba t iii tytf,
rest-lent .....
Vice Presilent
MM
LPTaISS
S. E.VOCS0
.E. W. LAKODOX
fRAilSAfTO A OEN -:aAlatoiasl'il;,
II. W, I aj.am f . .a- an'Oarl ... ehea-k
alGUT KiCaANOK snti W) raphie tmufor,
Sew York, 3aa Kr icisoo. Ctueago aca r - tan
regon .
cOalaECTlOH SADEon tovorahls una.
nucnat
E. Toc E, W, Lateoo
K Bum. L. I'uas
Eawato f . Sox.
L
IKK CO SATIOrt Af. BSiK.
OF AtaBAltT. OU-SO.
CAPITAL STOCK 1100,900
si-lent
e-President
tt f'sebier.
J L .COWAN,
...J H HAL8TON.
.0 A ABi.'HIBOLK.
P aatnoaa, I L Cowan, 1 M Ralston, W S
Usdil, W U Ool.ra, i A Craword an! O A Arcn
old
t RAHSACT8 a nenertl hanking bnsinett.
UttAWSlOlll OKAFTSeu Hew Vork, n
all r.-tlsi I Oreaon.
t.OAM MOrTET on appro rsd security
P.Ef.EIVE deposits suhleet eh.-ee.
B
RK OP OREGON.
ALBA1ST,
S'aultal, sfs
OBBBOw.
Vice-Prsaldcnt
ashler
a. J LANNIMO
. far W II LAIN
Transact t frenet bankinr business:
Exchange botufht and sold on all the prlaclftt
cities In the United Ststsa l also on England, Ireland
Franee anal Oenmny.
Collections made at all acceaalblk points on favor.
bit terms.
Interest tllswed 0.1 titne aepotlle.
CVtirK A .. t UltKltV
OF ALBANY, OKKOOIS,
TRANSACTa renral Ba ikin; b ulntas
uKAWBIOHT DKtPTd on Mew ITerk, San Fr
eiroand Portland, Oretfn.
LCiAN MONEY on approved security
RECEIVE dupoeite subject to check.
COLLECTIONd made on farorablo terms.
INTEREST paid on tlms deoosite
B
SCIO, OHKOOW.
tsident..
ihler
.... T J Stunts
....A i Jousso
FOSHAY & MASON
vas-aiaAte aao asvaiti -
Orugistsand Booksellers
Atr" ts far .To!.!-, B. AtdtB's puttllvaUonSj
wblch we sell at publisher's prioss wlta
etSaseaddsd
ALBAIT. OHKUOI.
ACADEMY
- OF
Lady of Perpetual Help
I T 7 -
THE PERSON AS SKClUilTY KOK 1KBT
In Missouri and in nearly nil the states o
(his coui 'ry imprisonment for debt has been
abolished, and It is unlawful to imprison a
debtor for refusing to pay a debt even If he
refuses r-fter n coart ol law has commanded
him to pay.
Under our law a debtor thus commanded
by a court to satisfy the claims of his credi
tors cannot be imprisoned for contempt o
the court when he refuses In , such cases
the process of the courtrolongerl.es against
his pers n, but against his property only.
This was a great a.ivance in civilization;
for when the person of a debtor can be held
for a debt we still have one of the main
causes of slavery as an instil uti an, When
the debtor can neither be sold to satisfy his
creditor nor put in prUon as one who has
forfeited his freedom throun debt, the only
method lemninlrtg thtough which slaves
can be made ts that of war, and there la
now ni great danger that prisoner of war
will be exposed fot sale on the auction block
or even kept in pr son longer than neceasarv.
If la states which no longer allow the per
son of the debtor 'o be seUed for the 'ebt
the corn's were still allowed to imprison for
contempt because of the debtors' refusal to
obey their judgment, the law against hold-
! ing the person of the debtor in pawn for the
debt wnu'd be evaded an', nullified,
This is .hat has happened hen the Unit
ed S'ates courts have attempted to force the
payment o( fraudulent county bonds in the
hajdof so called "ianocen purchasers."
i The f dcral ituVes have not claimed the right
to imprison the people or the reprentatives j
of 'be people ol these counties for nonpsy
j meat ot the debt, but fur contempt in refus
ing lo obey a .-curt order the order being a
command to pay the debt. Tr.ere is neither
distinction nor difference in the illegality and
injustice cf aactt a proceeding f'em the Mleg-
ality and injustice of an outfight commit
mint for t-etog gutl-y of debt and inability to
: py '
The pr.nciple is not at ail changed when
t the persons imprisoneil are
, -ec nl fl.hi.u, tin thin nw rif the neeoo
S r r
or tue pwp-tj
r.btead of tue pe..ple themeles. Wnen;
judges are locked up Im relusing to levy a !
aiaxiopaya debt, they are imprwoacd as
debtor in violation of the lasts cf MUsour1
. , j
an! of tivl.ixiou the .ffort to compel a j
"roropromlse" through j h means as Im-
prisonment is n iff reari m kind from the j
mtiod by . i; Use fea lil loid secured:
compromises tiom iHt se ne heid as hi debt- J
or the method tf locking them up for coo- j
emttcfh - author.lv and , u ine a iaw j
tooth everj monuiig un i! lhej cosasented lo
ccmpromise.
It is true that the ja eetb of our Mis
souri judges have not Ken pulled by tlie
federal couit-, but t meteod would be as
sound in aw and in n-o als as it it to im-
1 prison them for an adrge-t Coatcmpt of coax
j but really as debtors, gulli . of not cotnplying
will, a court's juHgrnei I for dibr.
It is a lawless procee !ng. In Missouri at
lea: no citiz-n can be lawfully scourged, or j
racked, cr imprisoned 10 cuapcl him to sat- i
Ufy the claim of hi creditor. Under the
institutions of tb.i tta:e the executor tor i
debt lie sgtiast the preper-v. not against
., j..j.w a. i ..t. z,a i
warn pnrOD, im mc ucinui . - -vioa i -,--
lie.
CLOkINO or saloons
Keatark of a wholesale
sabjeet
The report made by
Meres nt ea
Ucecae Colleclor !
tO'Wscitw .
Buchtel, to the efltxt tha ince the begin-
ning oi me last quarter over 50 retail nquor
estabtishmeat have closed their doors.
has f
caused cocsiiierable comtnen- '." people
gaged in that line ol bulnes. The general
Opinion i that the saloon butiatta i over
j done in Portland, and tbe city could easily
) spare several more erabilstiineaU. A
SSSESET
in re
fcrringto the matter
"I a-n not at all sorry to see these saloons
-
. ... . ....
I taas v.
Tbe fact IS, business it to dull in . pre1.ient -at
.' make it hard on the who e I "Greetii
ttifs line tbal
sale draleit. We have to carry these peo-
. ..... . ,. .
Pie sna n is IM imposa.oi o get ae
money MM o: them. I have now oo my book
account t amoun ing lo teveral hou:and do -
2r4 ,nrj ,. , .louMfu! if I ever ge: half of
,. ,
it, lam groaing t-re.'. of feeding these
people aad -uhl .ibe io e msny more sro
- . .
out of bu'iness. Oo the lt al last January
I wat beseigtd 1 y at lai a ottn customer
it ho bcge'i me 'o let M.em have $'. o with
which to pay loj their quarterly license. I
reiused some and now wish I hsd acted like
with with all. I do not see how half of
tneni live and I predict that on the itt- of
Aprt quit number usore taloOSSS will close.
If i had my wa about , I woold cause tbe
license to i c raised lo $400 quarterly, pay
able in dva Ce Th. wool SOI c: the
the sale d liquo , b'U would close up a lot
i of
:ti eplice- t o oar-ly make expense
and intcife e jritR other siloons. Ortftm
iun.
Orriinary grsied horse radish, says the
Sceimibc Ameri.an, eaten at frequent in
tervj's during iWdsr) and in connection
with food at he IM k, il food Is eaten al all,
has been found lein rsai ly efti:acious io
ownishlrrg he dis'resin( oui!i that fre
qucntiy Hajgeta al cr ail tne other symptoms
Ot 'he grip ha cone.
An iagtototis s: macntne hit been
iniroduc.l hits . for picking up
s'reet tweepingt ' in- in ichme, which it
drawn by horse..' takct up In lit forward
muii-aii thr street derhis or mid deposited
in ttrcaVs py ihe ; c : sweeper.
rtien o bji dlp(; 1 G'een Ich, England,
in connexion w ith the'taheetvatofy there, it
to bs roofed with papier ma: he. The dome
with i't steel fram.- w irk will wrigh twenty
tons
Sema' lurt in Cirn'-i I, la -ndon
immeilia 1- neioliborhojd of the
in
Bank
the -
of
laOglaod, were told a few days sgo
price tha aieraged $150 per foot or
at a
tome-
thing over $10,000,000 an acre.
.' '.' WSSSSSSSSSW
An CngMth pap r repoits the number
of
murders of women hy inebriated husbands,
f.-om Jan 1, i889. to Jan 1, 189I, lo have
been 3004
It is said that on a clear fios y night s map
can see 3 oo stars. When he s'ips on a
frosty pavement h sometimes sect more
than that n-imber
Twenty per cent of the mortnity among
among Aus ian soldiers it due to the sui
cides. The whole nurmer of mates In the Uni
ted States is 32,067,880 and the unmber of
females is 31.1,554,380.
Lieuterirl.int Pear says t ts at le found
bumblebees and b u--- tint tie flies as lar norlb
as be went.
To aid Dlirostlon take one Kmall Dlle Bea3
Biter i ntinir. X!:. per I ml 1
H ABB I ED.
I'ENDERSON CROCKETT On
Marco 15th, 1893. in Albany, by Rev
Oanlel Leedy. Mr Thrs E Henderson and
Miss Emma A Crockett both of Linn
county.
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Home AiolnfmeBts.
Wasiiinoton, March 15. The president
today sent the following nominations to
the senate:
William McAdoo of New Jersey, assist
ant secretary of tho navy; Edward IJ Whit
ney of New York, assistant attorney gen
eral. vioo Abraham X Parker, resigned;
Passed Assistant Engineer Charles W Kno
to be chief engineer; William II Allendice
tobepn8ed assistant engineer; Contain
Charles V Williams, assistant quarter
master, to bo major and quartermaster;
Captain James Whelan, second cavalry, to
be majorf Captain Adam Cramer. Sixth
cavalrv, to be major; Captain Ezra P Ewers
Fifth infantry, to be major; First Lieuten ant
Fred W Sidley. Sec: ml cavalrv, to be
ctptain: First Lieutenant Benjamin Cheev
er. Sixth cavalry, to ba captain; First Lieu
tenant ilium b U oowen, r ifth nifontrv,
to be captain; Joseph K Swindlehurst, post
master at Livingston. Mont.
A Juror Arrested.
A stoma, Or, March 15 Walter J In
galls, a well known resident of this county,
i in trouble. He was a grand juror at the
S resent session of the circuit court, and to
ay Hon C W Fultcn, for County Com
missioner 1' arm tliers. swore out an infor
mation against him for violating his oath
as a grand juryman and for contempt of
court in attempting to prejudice common
jurors agains Carruthers, who was indict
ed for malfeasance in office by the grand
jury, of which lngalls was a member. Some
weeks ago. lngalls was a candidate for the
position ot district roatl commissioner tie
tore the county court. It was Carruthers'
vote which lost him the job.
A Hclror rail.
Los Olivos. Cal. March 15. An enorm
ous meteor passed northerly over Ballard nt
11 o'clock last night. It was so close to the
earth that its rush through the air sounded
like a miglity wind. Its light was as if
the heavens were on fire. Fifteen seconds
' after its passaire three intense explosions
occurred, which made the windows rattle
like a castanet. The locality of the faliis
thought to be m the hills north o! lx$
Olivo.
.ol ler Hltsiaalppl
Jacksox, Mis. March 15. It is current
ly reported here that the new a'.torney-gen
eral has recently issued instructions to the
officials of the liuif coast counties of Miss
issippi, notifying them that training for a
; prizefight is lust as much a violation of the :
!faw of the state making prizefighting a !
, t.w t.a, v UC stOlV AtaeS et 1 1 1 ks ui 4 -. iiat tali J ASl
i j nruenirtitinir itaeif and '
!. ., e , .
th represeau- msti acting them to proceed at once against j
,.,!e-e.,.,-lIi.rarni-inii.i.;i nt hi. ;
s - SUA - 11 I . 1
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T Abellik Capital rmnlihmestt
Denver, Colo, March 15. The senate
this morain pass bill abolishing t-api
lal punishment. The lull will doubtless
,CM a .,w c.overnor Waite is known
to favor it, and it Is almost certain to pas
the house.
AllraellBa AlteaUea
yEW York, March 15 The Will street
Journal's Philadelphia special says Oregon
rjon :atw.r are again anracung atien
tion. It is eaid the old manasrement wir
be prosecuted. The finance and investment
companies are heavily interested
A ratal Mr
Lewistow, Idahr. March 16. At about
ll o'clock last night a fire broke out in the
City hotel at Asotin. The building was a
frame, and the are snread with trreat rap
idity. There were ten guests in the hotel
at the time, beside the proprietors family.
They were awakened, to find themselves
surrounded by flame Mrs Myers and her
two little children were taken out badly
scorched. George ttibsoc, a prominent
sheep man. leaped from an upper window.
aoj escaped aritb minor injuries: but Frank
iberry. a young mar., v, i. . armtrM iu -n.
I, o ., i a
i . . ' . . i s i , j
nenitateu 10 maae ine leap, ana
to death.
c oi i.e-o
Tke Vl'laarr .
j OreoosCitt. Or. March 16. The meet -ing
of the state alliance doted this after
; Boon, after a three days' sesssi wi, which
! those in attendance report very interesting
the and profitable. They say that the work
done will result in great practical gooa to
and to tke state at large- The
. i e al
1 111.1 inr. ffta-sen anm, aataa.-al for lllS anl
j ZJJJ "
N Pit roe. cf I'matiila county. preid-nt:
S H Holt, first vice president: Charles Mil
i7 , fuuuu tutr-pinLiuvi, a a - - - j -
secretary ; M V Rork. state lecturer: Ira
Wakefield, chaplain; C Oliver, steward;
M E Johnson, doorkeeper.
Aa tpyeal far Jo. lire
Hoxoli-lc, March 9 The Hawaiian
Patriotic Ie-.urue ha forwarded, by the
I.W. - wiM SS.,.IW. k II I VsirtDP
steamer Alameda, the following telegram
i a n . - s a
"rawem t .eveiana. sigiteu m j a t. urn
1 man ms a a.a aaa , I iaai t net. I ' ...ti V . w .1.1
...... ti . c - uatMWH., aetata - wo . .. ..-a
ings- ihe Uawiian l-eague. a
union of all tne native association, hopes
I for malice, and that an invealiir.it 1 -n be
t r .
made here before a decision as to
tion.
A I her Bale.
WnBiyr.To March lr. Prasimatter
i General Hi seel I statetl today that, whenever
i there was a con' est for any poctotfice, the
I ,,ae aa- et a , . a-s
person who held the office I resident leve
land' former administration was not to be
considered. He further stated the full
power of this rule would be applied to
fourth class post office, and he. and not the
president, was responsible tor it
Vers old.
purser. Ill, March 16. Henderson
Smith died last night, and was buried this
afternoon. He was 119 year of age. and
married bis second wife at the age of M)
He was a lifelong democrat, and saw Wash
ington on several occasions. At one time be
was in the employ of tlie father of his
country. He was the oldest citizen in the
state, having been born in Virginia.
Fellt leal Talk
WatnisiiTOS, March 18 A hint of
Cleveland ' policy of building up a new
party is gisen. following tbe se'ection of
Judge Greabam for tbe cabine', it is said,
he is going to appeal to the sentimental re
publicans by keeping Minister Lincoln at
London, and Minister Fred Grant at Vi
enna. Ill ouiinc
Tacova, Senator David Bonnet Hill, of
New York, is to visit Washington in tbe
fall and will address the annual meeting of
tbe democratic society of Washington, to
be held at New Whatcom. This ai.nounce
ment was made last night by one of the
most prominent democrats in the state.
According to bis story, tbe date il fixed, an
invitation has been sent, and Senator Hill
has accepted it.
BeveDi;ed
lii.iti.iN. March 17. .V miner named
lioehme purposely exploded 10 pounds of
dynamite today in the iron mineofVolk
mars Keller, in tbe Harz district. He and
six other miners were torn to atoms. Up
on leaving home Ibis morning, Boehme
gave bis wife a letter, which be said was
not to bo opened till noon. Tbe letter said
' merely that Boehme would never return,
Hoebiue's motive is suppssed to have been
revenge.
Ferry Dead .
Pahis, March 17. Jules Francois Ca
mille Ferry, the French statesman, is aead.
11 is death was caused by an affection of the
heart, from which ho suffered, due. to the
effect of a bullet striking a rib near tbe
base of the henrt ut the time he was attack
ed by Auliertin, in 187. He was seized
with spasms early this morning, and des
pite every effort 'made by tbe physicians
who were hastily summoned, tne convul
sion contiuued to grow in violence, until,
at 6 o'clock. in the eveninir. be expired in
I tseeililt' aisvsrat eaio a m
wiaaau.j . . ...... a.uauai
Aa ' ra at Liars 1
Wamiinoton, March i7. The story
published to the effect that President Cleve
land ham inaugurated a big light against
the senate, liecause of bis displeasure on
account of tho manner in which the com
mittees of that body were organized, is
incorrect. Mr Cleveland might have been
be'.ter pleased if the senate committees bad
been organized differently, but he does not
intend to manifest any displeasure or dis
appointment he may feel. The attention
of several senators who called at tbe White
House was called to the published story,
and they unanimously denied any knowl edge
of the alleged strained relations be
tweon the senate and the president.
I.ADIEH who desire a comfortable and
at the same ti.ne a perfect fitting corset
or waist for ladies or children should
have ineasurosstaken bv Mrs C O Lee,
(Uroadalbin St., bet. 2nd and 3rd,) who
will fill ordera while MrsTalt is out of
town.
UKCriT COIIBT.
J C Geodale vs Serepta M Hansard.
Continued.
J L Cowpn. trustee, n Serepta M Han
sard. Continued by consent.
Assignment of Cyrus 4 I'itchford. Final
account appravecl and assignee directed to
disttlbute prorata at 5 4-10 percent. Cause
continued.
State of Oregon vi Thos G Price.
Found guilty by jury after being out five
tninntes.
The Bank of Oregon ve J McKonkie ;
recovery of money. Judgment for plain
t'lTfor 1112 and costs.
P J Porter et al vs J C Elder. Continu
ed by consent.
Wm Kcrton vs Pearl A Brandon. Set
lied. Gaines & Stringer vs Linn county. Writ
of review sustained and judgment ef
county court reversed.
The Bank of Oregon vs J McKonkie.
Judgment for plaintiff on the verdict ot
the jury.
H L Kelso tsj B Kelsey. Judgment for
plaintiff on verdict of jury.
A E Currte v S P K R Co. Nontuit
on motion of d'ft. P Iff to ere bill of
exceptions on defi's attorney by April 10.
J S Her tin vs Gee Renfroetal. Con
tinued for service.
R I. Sabln et al vs (I J Brcese ct al
Settled.
Geo Finlev vt E 11 Chance. Settled.
0 II Hardwlck & Co vs Uualey Bros.
Continued.
L E Blain s Henry Watson ; recovery
r
money. Continued bv consent.
E W Aeheson &fCo vs Mr G B Mc
Kinney. Judgment for want of answer
wnn o,acr 10 se;i witacneo property. j
Craft, Cjrus A- Peerv vs J Ledgerwood ;
etal; foreckssure mortgage. Decree as
prayed for in the complaint.
Harrisburg Water fewer Co vs M R
Schooling. Continued by content.
Slate of Oregon vs Jn Enwrignt, John
and Bud M'ian, Dismissed at to Bud and
John Mi a i and coutHaedas to Enwright.
R N" MjiiIs vs Geo W Rogers Con
tinued. State ol Oregon vs Clyde Pratt Plead
guilty nd will be sentenced.
State of Oregon vs Andicw L Arnold
Continued.
. f
fjhe, ; ?'
At 9 o'clock aiorg Watson, indicted i
r n a uruo e, was
t a j , , I
"'ought into court, and plead not guil-
tv " An atinlication w as mails f.-ir ths
. .LP ,T ,f T l"!
postponement of the case. H showed
h nrisoner lube in nm.r l.e.Iil, .,,.)
allegjJ the absence of an important wit
i nets, E Mildreth. in Independence, Kan,
who. it was '.leged, will testifiy that
tirubbe itau said lie would killthede-
fendantan l that be left Kansas because
he was obliged to.
The ease was set tor trial at 1 o'elock p
in on isprn
4 at a special term to be
........... i . ..
.-ailed for the purpose.
- i
A D Horner vs Harvey Vtard; foreclo
sure: mortgage. Default' and decree as
prayed lor in complaint.
The Oregon Mortgage Co limited vt C I Col Parker, of the Statesman feels to
P Burkhart et al; foreclosure mortgage, j had ovsr the news from Washington to
Order for publication of summons. Oon- , the effect that no newspaper man need
United Ppl? tor office, that he has made a bon-
L A Woodle v Southern Pacific Owlf?41 tr4WsVf0
,hmswa Jmiemeni -e -1st i- s his ranch near i aquina. there lo rer.;a:u
J M
V', v- ... rJ.,. (
money. Default and judgment
v . . v .... ,
The Ihiiias Observer says that Iepuiy
8herifT Smith came oyer from Albany ;
Tuesday, and summoned Sheriff, Wells ,
to appear before the Lion county circuit
court to give evidence in the cat of the
State vs John and Bud Milan. Tlie Mil-1
an brothers were tried at the December ;
term of circuit court in this county for ;
.,i; . ... i i i.l. n. .i.
i(,ri,..!i .i ,,;,,j i
.. . . m' ...
arre:-.l and taken to Ailnv rl.arv-1
triib larceny in that county. "
ttrpsri sr krwad Jar) i
To the Hon. Judge of the Circuit Court
o- Lien county, Oregon :
hi ss t . .
r. m in, vrsnri tiirr inr I it. , ..-. is em
of the circuit court of lfttf have, as re
, . m I .
qired bv law. examined the different
i , ... .. . "I
lmu list, ss rs
a-aafir.T v (..it i n a sn.i n a Am .ss n.-.,n
including the jail and out boildingt Wf
find each of the county otficers have
;
llietr office in gotd condition and the
books neat and clean. We find the
itary condition ot tbe c-mntv jail poor.
'and wou'd recommend that tbe wooden
strut tu'e on west end be removed and
the north corridor be provided w'th sink
and portable ba'.h tub There being no
I further business before us as retpect-
iuilyatk to tie MMM
Wn FoRTaiUova, Foreman ,
(s W UttsaxMoarits,
W T COCHRAX,
J Archibald,
t. A Curse mix,
u '' ih't IXD,
J M 11 iv: r. p.
n Mohel School Ma'am. The Peod'.e
fcw EOte.lslhe lolkiag: J F Temple
1 ells ol a model young tcbocl mi' ret la dis- I
tries No 13 of which be rs clerk. She taught
an excellent school it a manner that won
her the approval and endorsement of every
one in tbe district, aal beiag aa efficient
theacher she pot o:her sccaroplith-ments-
For Instaace, when scho-tl work
wat over the delighted to be of tome service.
In, fact, this tietsurr would harness a team.
ISIII aaa ' , ..-,' - Jilia HII.C, IHifi siiiiru
at a wash tub, aad ha4 no fesr of tak ng
hold of the pbw handle in case of tmei -
gcocy. These virtaes have to commended
rhetnselve to Mr Temple that the warmth
an! eloqueste ot hit 'ritviteo! th-ir possess - 1 the railroad, or Isr.d company must pay
or are extreme. If tome yo. ng min dMer- , taxes 00 the land they arc entitled to
ving of good fwrtunr, desire s faultiest under the grant, whether patented o
helpmate, he might nbttin inf Jr-natt.n of . not. Asa result Lane couuty will re
value by calliag on Mr Temp'e. Icsive this year over $10 000 from thsA
m m source, where several years formerly a
tew hundred dollars was paid annually.
M'soav school issrrri'TS Kev t. U
Wbeettr. Sunday school missionarv for
the Northwest, will conduct a local Sun
day School Institnte in Allianv on Satnr -
day afternoon an.l evening, Marcli 25th.
The meetings will be held at t-e Baptist
church. Mr Wheeler is a Sstjbn of the
executive committee ol the International
convention and is an enthusiastic repre
sentative of the Sunday school work.
This meeting will be of great profit to U
iniereid.d in the improvement of S. .
work.
Shsaltt .i lalcrfrrr
Tacoma, March I7. A big row is on
amon the democracy of Washinirton. It
is occasioned by the meet in? bere today of
ihe stab? central committee for the ostonsi
blc purpose of indoriing ct'rtain of the
several thousand applicant for federal po
sitions in this state. Four hundred demo
cratic office seekers irnthered here today,
most of them coming to oppose such action
on the committee's part ami declaring that
if taken, it would disrupt tbe democracy of
the state. They hold the committee has no
tighi to indorse anybody, but should leave
it a free-for ull nicn for applicants.
A Sslrma Orreslsai
''Whrti Mr Nye opened his moutu to
speat, his countenance was se Intensely
so cnia and his voice so prayermeeting
like, that the audience felt for a moment
that Bill N.ve was sick, and aome subtil
lute wl being lung In on them. Far a
moment rnly however. 'Ihe shouts of
laughter soon evinced ihe fact that Nye
was bef-irr them. He never cracked a
s'nll through his six selections, though
the audience screamed with delight. In
fact, he seemed to be pained that good,
staid people should be so frivolous, and
li-oked at thcin depreciatingly. He wat
encored. Cincinnati Enquirer.
'The Portland Collection Atfoiicyjhat com
msnoed several uits to onllwt aooonnta for
G I, Blackmsn. Parjiet owing him thould
settle their account and save o tt.
Captain Sween'V", C 8 A,Sm Diego, Cal ,
aaya. "Shiloh'a Catarrh Ittiiedy is tha tirtt
medicine I have ever f oundthst would do me
any good Price, 50 ots. .Sold by K-shay
-Ma 0.1.
MoviNoXiUTriT. The undersigned is
prepared to do-all kinds of house raising
and house moving promptly and In first
class order. Call or leave orders at mv
residence at cot of Third and Oak s'reets,
Albany. I B Tillotson.
Qe-man Lutheran chut-, h service on every
tirtt and third Sunday in t very month at 10
am, at the W C T U Hall, by Rev OE
Meyer.
HUm. gSg"sssassssssasasajji
A Salem paper wants the;2.id regiment
band sent to Chicago to play for Oregon
during the WoKdV fair the state to foot
the bill. Next.
A man who stops a paper because there
Is something In It he doe not like should
be consistent and get up and leave a hotel
table If he happens to discover on the bill
of fpre something that does not suit hi
taste. He should be just at, consistent in
one as the oth-r Ex,
Congress has passed lav. that will com
pel railroads to use safe car couplers, A
correct move. Thtrc are now 5,000
patents and each will be given a chance.
In the list none Is t-etter nor more easily
and safely worked than the coupfcr of Mi r
Geo P Cramer, of this cilv.
Cleveland thinks the people of
Hawaii should be allowed to vote on an
nexation That is justice on the face of It,
The president has a good head, and he
lleve In the right. A vote, though,
means no annexation. The Kanakas do
not want to be run bv another gov rmcnt.
Isn't that natural. In a commercial sen
the acquisition of Hawaii would be a ten
s'loWe.
One bad feature of the Columbian stamp
Is he fact that it has created a new lot of
BUI Nyes and Eli Perkins. Even a Port-
land paper dissipates as follows:
Wana i
maker's aayo sumps with whiskers on do
, nr.! ,-em In n.iu. miap. m. I . . n. , K .. ., . . I
. . :rj,"::: rri" . ' v:
1 uioti . Ai tm 1 nu 101 vine pro iic 10 l; ci i
, used t. them A man went o the post ;
ofBce yesterday to get two stamp, one of
1 . 1. u' j S .JXT , '
mistake he dropped the oth-r stamp in
muuke he dropped
lamp
the letter box and put the
letter in hit
pocket. Government envelope arc al
most necessary to prevent such mistake.
A squaw was observed in the East End
the other day 'arryina a cook stove.
annv. a ...--.. ..... . ... i ..... ...... ...i
'T"Vyr ,,ue ;
lie, uiair, i-arrtiiia, sire liu inter ariu a
popcorn ball. Civilization can do little
for the red nuui. The Dalles Chronicle.
Mr Cleveland was born Saturday
March 18, 1837. He was inaugurated
oretident for the second time on Bstfssr
day, Mreh 4, lis33, the week day of bis
birth waiia l.a statesmaii. A
. . . .
pretty voting president ; but he is busi-
....a
nets.
Clackamas county has a pecu'iar case
on hand. The Oregon City Exprets rays :
C D & D C Latourette. attorneys, sob
tutted a proposition to collect' the tax
?. "P00. l'ie '-
Willamette Transportation and I-ock Co.
to Elijah Smith for 30 per cent of the tax
., - : , .
co"11. "aiti iee to oe contingent upon
...v .vim ,iv.i . ' iii: i,. ii :t i. n ili'ln ii . .
I to abort t-'2SO. the county to bear court
costs. The proposition was accepted.
eullAAV.An . . t.m Aw . ... .........
. ' S - r..insviiii in lis ljurei
snndlilbl A lis nfi 1 11 all f ha nlieie ,M
nnn nul srhsn ha will rslnen )ir,res
again. Walls Walia Statemn Bat
that was farce report. There it to be
no discrimination. Biasell, though, it is
reported, ta.-s postmaster must make
the P O their bo ti nets No combina-
tiocs will be allowed.
. . ,
Fifty rears a-3 las'. Iecmber S w
Mass surveved the townsite oftrtf.jn
I fit' ... lie Te.l.M fel iwishl.n 111!.. 1
. P" compass brought in his porkel
lh P; Ju
vears a; l. :s
mcnlii Ir Whitman arrived in Wath-
ington after bis famous winter ride on ,
horseback from Ortgon to the states.
Mr M talked with him at W all) Walia
j lost before bt started, sad entertained :
', him on his return in IMS This was the '
- .t.. . . '..
I . -o- .
fits, uwm jtsi 1 J I vitfuu vol.. s tit u
I c-mvT,U' P " ",tm,n
fnoni tot states Mr Vnu i, sil'l linn
I - a- .
I in Oregon City.
For three rears Currv county bat be-in
tbe hrtt to pay takes into the state
treasury. Hurrah for Plucky Little
Cu ry . This county is the smallest in
the stste, in property valuation, but is
the Ot.ly county that has remitted taxes
i for 1802 having nearly paid all her duet
to the stale. Her total tax is $4091. '9.
of which 34 is paid. Marion hat
not paid a bean of state taxes or anv
other county in the slate. IobiiuI.
Whenever we 'ants .ive O P item we
go to tbe Mill City Oaxetie Here's an
other: We hear it rumored that the O
t -.--a.J Lss Is ... L-4 a k. f U t (I
IUWJ IIU sJfTVU VUIU VU ttW 1 - Y, M is VA
that Col ilowv it under arrest, with
ioi:;::r
denutv sheriffs watchtni the butanes oi
'his office and his multiplicity of safes.
ospectiog lo get the secreted books oi
the company. Tbe informer does not
know whether the railroad irou had
found its way into the safe or not, but are
rather suspicious.
The Oregon A" California Lar.d Co used
i to b assessed on 53,000 seres of land in
Lane county. A new ownership book
revealed itSU.WO sues, the cwuipmy
fought an assessment on that basts. . F:
O " " - a - - -
i supreme court decided mostly in favor,
l01 the county of Line A compromise .
', bss just been made on 136,000 acres, ihe;
principle hss been fully established that
rrwaslaent Itlaea Dead
,
i seaal to Psaocaar.
Ett,ES, Or.. Msrch iS, 1S93 -Jacob
r. . . ... ,
! :0"cr- ,.r,.T,cr r . ci,iien. ol
1 al e UCI SWIl UlCta lllOt. III. UIOI"l"a; 1 at 11 ,
j aged 75 yesrs, he was ihe faihcr of Con
. ductor Center.
A ttrwaid uf
; W lib- aiven away for any caae if Rhcu
! malum which caonot tie cured by lmm
1 mond's Luhtiu Remedy. The propne
: tort do not bide this otier, t ut print it in bold
tvpe on all il: r ircnlars, wrapper-, printec
. m,tur, and throigh the colnmr. el new.
papers evary where It will work wonder
baittie csn rg any ordinary case. If ibe
i .1 .-t-t bat not got it ho will order it, or it
will las tent to any adilrist by express on
i receipt Of price, 1 .ether with
peers! in-
str actions. Urumoiiu-.i MeowUM
Co., - 1
Agents j
50 Maiden Ltoe, New Yoik.
waatssl,
Tf Eanal
A'.c -' Porou Pla-tets I a ve attains d a
world wide reputa-iou eololy nrn-n their
superlative meilts. Tney have maey
wo ild bo tiials, but have never been iquil
td or even approached iu oursiive prupertiet
and rapidity and safety 0' actioi. Th.-lr
valae has heen attested hy the higherit me '
ioalauthorit.es, aa well rt by uuirnpesrhsble
testimonials fiom t h.-e who have Sat d them,
tud ttiey are recommended aa tho best er
ternsl remedy for weak hick, thcumatieni,
sciatica, colds, -ou.hs, anre thrott, chent
and stomach affections, kidney difficulties,
weak muscles, sttai s, stitches and acht
anil pains of evairy deter ipsiatt.
Beware of imitations, and in not be de
ceived by mitrepresentation. .As'; for A 11
0 .. It'e. ai d let 10 solicitation or explanation
indu i- you to accept a sulutitutr.
A Great Inventioj. I the self
pouting coffee and tea poit. With, then
yon can pour coffee or tea without turp
ing the 1 -ots. Wonderful. None of the
hundred Utile inconveniences of the old
fashioned way. Coffee cooks sure ant',
pure and cannut burn, and tta lo perfec
tion. You raise the light ltd and tbe
coffee or tea runs from he spout. Ifyou
would have the finest thing In tud world
order ane when Mi s lalt, the local
calls on ou.
agent
Th fTtmn Psnilin hav nnkllsKsal .
at nio'.oeitl World's lair fiMer.0ont.ini
lailia.i-il til hnitesl.ha nf tVSs Vs r iltna K-Saaaaaalal
lored lithogrtpht of the various Etnotition
tildings, bird's eye view of the grounds,
ill, s mmnl.ts man of th. nit. .L '
hnildinaa birdra BWa view of tha. e.. I.
with a complete map of the oity, showing
location of the fair, hotels, railway depots.1
street oar linesand oity parks. Copy of
tame uitv be had hy addreuiog W H Hurl-(
bart. Assistant Crneral Patsenger .-Went.
Portland, Ore.
AM ABBOAR
illflUtllAV
Six fet t,f sii ,w fell iii Boaton !att wiuUr. i
' J Q W ilson house, in .Salem, built in I
1 853, was turned yesterday.
An 8 oent Columbia stamp has b.en i-sued j
for regLtratmo. A hi id...
aiusoun i-nian
a., aieptm the same bed
f jr ninety y
A -to will betaken on the natation of
rnov gthettatec.pttilof Calif urnli to 8a
Joae.
Mrs Leifft is all ti
.'hu hat
biMisl of char-
; elccreil prfetdent of I ho
itira of Kf.-is.ai.
j A man ii li.s i,e5i
I some, l,o in.-jj, U h
i-uiih th vsl ey ;
rln Albany th in ;
10 mo't auv et v ta WcaUm Orr0 .11
ilr A Bird. 'of Ti-kamali. Neh, wi.hrs to
estHl.liah a c.utierv at Aib-.nv niatllJ .
antbei
propir
It v
ly bl
also (I
captwi
botha
OBcMd. A eanoary i the J
ui r.ivc one
"ted tfcu momma that trig
:urred on the Hamilton cnek,
mnrderer i,f LoveiH l.al , -. n
Neither 1 .:.:. co: firmed ai.u
i!bly rauard.
!, a Portland at t-.roev, iudiuted
fc
. i 1 iXWfr m Hist NiU P
gttil y in the circuit .ourt
was MMM
was a Mf
ie :
finer itd WMittd ta estaUuh
roj uta. ion.
It i not re- eri. 1 known, bu; :t is a fact
that on ti. i .triay of tn session of the
recent cor gr the tar on tin Was repealed,
which wil: .-v.- lbs tv.n. i.nr.r. in A ...
aboui Sl.SOO.Ot 0.
fce Im x sht ttof :hi ' Prii cot" i open 1
t w wr. music mt. Tbu nt,,,,,, ,
i .1. . . . , , .
"f M,V, ZZ'JZ ! ' i'btub1'""
.Lm ,T ,. ! "
b ritta Friday ever, Ui'
. 1
Three students
at toe er-Ilege diat;.-ac d
tr.'rm elves i imyrotew ei.n.iuci M'.ridsv.
janl suffered farther d.sraoe by being
'pranptly ejtpctled yesterday. Tfcoee who
were j-ee.ory lo the iftair deserve a nose of
tar ar t father-. Corvalli Times.
At The V P
ClILftCH. Rev W"
fj
urr, t:le evaneelis
preached a m
In- !
rre;iiig sermon last r.iieht at the Coiled ,
I rcsyteri.in church, to christian people
HU text was 2nd i'lrn. 1-6, "Wherefore I
put thee fn r. inembera-.ee that thou stir I
up the gift of God. which isln thee." He
euumcra-ed ihe gift of ihe church at fol
lows: Number, wealth, intellect, sou!
oower and trie word of God. He said if
!ire gifts were stirred up. and to them
were added the gif; of the Holv Spirit.
what ctu'.d withstand the power of the i
t-nurcn. .-ierttces again thu evening.
7 -Si: A!i are corc,ally welcome.
al I
8. Patii
-k'aday. Green rules.
Three f-nps were ateercl Into lL
city
jil MS
The
Cetotn
1 c c
C is to meet at
April.
s to be boilt from HUUbnro !
itanee of f :urten m.lea.
to Po
The oatbly it tin "I the!
Association wit be! e!d
toouht at the Oregon Bank.
Heniy Wei hard, the welt known
land brewer, has purchaW the Ecgere ice
works . w:!l locate a braacii brewery at
m
A fcili ba been introduced in the Mince -
sot legi-Uture proridia; fuv of 95,000
and live 3 ear !aprior.mct for every mete-
- - - J.' a
:
Kr
oa'as
i wso
i laa',
Rim ASR ABKOAD
V.irx; 15:b arti Dec let it iJJ be ; ''s toriert and bat the suit witi-lrawn-il
ro kilt or offer lor sale ant arild ! A HrLL- t
tBtiiaxd dsck, wood deok. -s itgtm.
sacras IttSst dscf.
A pecplt'tpirtTc!i
aid Hit lobars wi
bars, tad a rcsoiataos
; ta.. r
! s rscen'Jy organ-
b tweaty-acven ateto-
was paad stistttcl sr
BAter in tfce potuoi be teok
egttlatwre is the interest of
Mrs R
lijbrt, tte we!! known hcrse
oli Misty Mr.rn. llnsv Vfreat !
Caaeasti I - K.-otdcbQrca in Sao Fret rtswo
to Ch " who is connected w.ts Use j
firm tt Hu&'ttfVo. Hcpkjts 4.C , toej
pr:.-efa:T U O0O
t r ,hr. .. . I .
s .
S a,.. - w ti.' cotr , I a, w K
, , .
' Iws bTva 'T -
iw s rse iih:.
Wew II
i -t . es 1
CO,
t I be IElf ocrt j
(ocd cir! ; u ;
sBa
P "
tj ms. the )eegau Sec .fir)
: fr va, i lean ncg Iana-d t the I
ivill .ct ool sreeods,Tce-da . J
h Us -f tbe left leg le'ow j
1 1 'hou; thr-an Use
'ff Wi. a Kid to.-.
r l . the boua bo' J reef - j
eo4J w thr: t, two: chftis, j
J wlKsjpi'sg eoatrh, c: -
- ! -r '.h-aMUeft cn d f '
Th m
Rsrt
I -a-ihe
k
dh.
W,
) t ri.l J : a .' .
' . S3 . I 50
Camtitij-, I
Th . N if
i . it-va ; B fie
jvr b ttle . St J-j h-,- J A !
--o ass wf not:.' a. rsrse
1 1 m
'' tlir,.- td- i tLc
oart of this sr. -. . icr e.ti-t of ihe
I I S . ( ahriSHilasaaan
i s
, an
-ce 1, van: : ) So- disr,
pal laws 1a rvani to dr
taan.
a trcBtc -
icBce State-!
Frank SiaarwOa met with a rQ.;i arcbienl
this mcrnir g. by wMch one of has j, w -s
Djiued, canting unpcs! -ttetsJaott.
. Oilnta.an oa Ferry free: t-.t.-.!,. a,.
bit tr: the be i l v a fj'h-r. loard eu,ri s
ccr.
""
ne . . s
c3e. A tu r . cn dressed ihe
e docket of the j
in session in Salem.
-p , - .
- tB,- rsspor.event
l appfnant.
Mr J R Teatp.e'ci, ir,
'He b.s
s Chat Baker
c.wn, resiling ccar h'owas
red coa! oil m t.u farm. On
fee yer sgo tbe oil was
cut nothing wtt tioucht of
; rt,fcg;" a wci: s
: fir . tUscov-riecT
1 t at lie t:-nr.
ittmr.
Coa:tv t.t s
1st
M Itliaijueat o , Apr.l
J H Sal ,v p, t :a n,-w c.ioa Utts of this i
trace, lava ssal th- O 1' roa.i bed is far
Fetter -wi mi arvn,. th u rb? Ureit North-
tn Mil; Ci; ;.irt-.e.
At the n e. . ! the louii line and L aa :
. ..- .: !eti.ver.iuv $rK"0t p.- : t .
A S Mcbttja: I, cf ii.'owcteille. at 61 months i
inscret. i.i -,..-. 1 rd o00 to E Kent at
mdiy cT Astweia hr.s leen
ill fcy th C-. :it;a', a. d
Ii. Albin, itr 'eid:ri.
y aresundlcit bv the white
1 is the en per thnijr tjdo
V ball vVedcr-.dsy Marvh,
the Christian church will
dnveu t
I C,t ed a
22 the I
laiv.
lies .1 un.: cr cc iif Utiejr tf meats, v. g-ta-
.:d, fruits. case. ui.'. t a. cotTaj. ,t-
j lor 23 ceut?.
A r.trd ct T
Ni-b wia-hes t , starts
r v dti a scfficteo: bo
cannery i the nrnrtsr
Cabi.e. -.- st Al
i nut is Ksre !,
A
tnioj. laei as nave ouf. Albany I'KVO
ceat. Mr Bird was formerly eeaaeotcd
with the Baless con- erv. Saisro Ullstssss.
Next Widneeday will be a !:ye rlay among
tf-or;m-n in Alhant . The ma ca shoot he
tw.eu Sky Meeiis, cf flatrisburg, aud Bill.
Mai'in.e: Mail nnvilt.-, will take piace cear
tbo depot, ; r 100. u.l other com .it will
be arrange i In the eveniug a snpeer will
l-egiveu st the W C TU Hall.
pKtioa.w: for tho Sunday evening ser
vice at the First JJ Church, at 7 M p
m, to be rsndered bv ihe Woman's For
eign Mia?T. .try Society;
Hyuin, . j - ..:ttregaiion.
ratfei iy tne pastor.
Ant hem, bf choir.
Scripture reading.
Letter to Mission.si v, bv Maggie i.-:s
endorser.
Mnging.
Thank 0.1
Solo, "tli
Little
Re. .
Two U i
bett.
Sonjr, in
Request."
Address b
r:ng paper, bv Orra AbWtt
; ..111 1, Send Mt'.-' by lr
, May Pollock
, or Nellie's liift, Myra Al
five parts, "The Heathen's
f .Mis VcN.il
all mid Benediction.
Siogln
Ii
Wrote GoKUNr. Hill Xys wrote a
comedy lust spiing called "Ihe Cadi."
It is now ruiitiiiig 111 New York, and the
lines of the pivce are bo funny that tbe
progress of the plav is seriously impeded
OV the IlliariOUS I:U1
oy tne uiiarious laugiueroi me iiuciience.
T,'0 characters of Nye's writing are gro-
teaquely funny, bu
i .'.'""fe" ,fun )
lifetime. t OU W ill
1 himself is fun enough fo
.' lifetime. You w ill have an opportunity
J do th'?,n ?lexl trlty . ?he )
'wcus "Bill" is to appeal -in this city, ;
in conjunction with A P Burbatik, who ,
has won fame on both sides of the At
lantic as n monologue entainer.
THE ATTwWICT t.F.M s: 11. , ontlM.
t? I ' L. L. .11.. .
ouoimiuiijui; aurnMir 01 reniiieton,
wrott - ' 10 (ieorge E Chamberlain, attornev-
general, for his view concerning the
Manley law, to see If Mr Chamberlain
supported the opinion entertained here!
lh the ,eunlenu ol ,ne ,cW dl,trIct !
anJ cit. mut now made nnder -hat i
1 law.
The attorney general kindly replies at ,
length to the letter, setting forth many !
fact of lneret in explanation of the new i
assessment law. Mr Chamberlain states 1
that he U clearly of the opinio that the I
new law must now. govern aaacssmeots. ,
quote bection 9 of the act, which pro
vid. that "al! laws providing for assessor i
c :r.-.-r.t . pnjpertt by anv
school district, incorporated town or city.
, and all laws in coi flict herewith be and
i the same ere hereby reoealed." This
i " i.:
U 3,
r method of procedure in
j direct tims.
I The Man!t
I February 21 si
I Meretarv of
j no approved
! of the em-ce
he ays, was files
in the office of tbe
, and wr.i'e It i.a
ivernor, on arc unt
tergency clause, it took effect, i
iTci Ion of the supreme court In
he car
In, in and alter i . . .
I ' - I'-.'-g.
Anorner par3graph in Mr Chamber- I
iain's letter says: "ft Is true that tec ion 1
4 of the law require that each school dis
trict and incorpora-ed town and city - a : ,
notify the COtrnty clerk of ther?te per cent
ot the lew made bv it on or hefnrp the
first day of February, and that it is Im-
possible to comply with said section
-cause tne time had elapsed heo the
law took effect. The provision of .eetion
4 are, it seem to me. directory, and &
failure to comply strictly tliere'itb would ;
not invalidate the assessment or the lew i
n,aae "teuo.. ; and tr.e notic-required to
v- gocu niiucr aoju section ccujg oe giren
t ar-y lime before the meeting of the '
county board of equalization."
So ft appear that Pendleton's assess
ment, and that of the school dittric. mutt
undoubtedly b- made by the county f
assessor, and that the taxes can not be
coilectect unts'. those bv
ihe county are
These do not
gathered bv the thetiff
111 IIIOS iteii.r.iient until Anri) ... ife.,
, . .......... .. .e,.
E. fa
All Cai'l ea ihe CalaaeeU.
Ca.'.wF .aosvrxr.E. March i&tXiSoJ.
EJiort liemocrol :
Peic- reigns in Warsaw Trie n:t of
lull for one ha'f acre of lir.d has been
setrled by R W Moses paying sixty-five!
dollars far Hull's half of rfyer running
:we-.!t-:hree dials and the relinquish '
men, in my hall acre of land, and Hull j
fating the. expense of suit, amounting to
fori dollar. I now have the right to j
raie my rt-xn fish in the Ca'apooia river
ar-d my cattle can cuersch their h'rt in ;
wster belonging to rce. J F Mcsea.
tin!.
I er.lsn:
A few tlavs ago we nob'iBbed Mr M'se
side of a it Cement. Heie is the other
Port-'side:
MrMt4 EDrroas: The suit of Hull vs
Motes it se tiled bv Siosea paying all
I cosu of suit. I5 ; Hull's attorneys fees,
1 125; and 5 for the strip of land, which
! i the price Hull has always Seked for
kb.e land, making in all $65, sod Hull
les Is '.. estr ;. to Motjes lor tMSsnssOtHSt,
Males oat $i1 for the land, sends M0 to;
A Barctary.
pecks! to use 'oWxKtotTi
El Qa M.tJtCil l6ti-, Burglars '
! broke into the stose of L D Scarbougn
. CretiweU last nicat aud stole about Sloo r
"otthof clo'.h.:; J-ho-rt, e-. Xo clae to
! tSe barglart.
I
I:sn't mtotma tit she outfU
the weak, nervous aad ailing wo
man. As long as the suffers from
the aches, pains, and derangements
peculiar to ber sex, she can't ex
pert to.
But there's oclv herself to blame.
With Dr. Pieire's Favorite Pre
Fcrii'tion. she's a different t-omin.
1 .Aad lt s a chance test can be seen
as well as felt. The system is in
vigorated, tbe blood enriched, di
gestion improved, melancholy aad
nervousness dispelled.
With the "Favorite Preseription,''
all the proper functions are restored
to healthy action. Periodical pains,
weak back, bearing-dosm sensations,
nervous prostration, i-li " female
complaints n are curod by- it- It's
the ouly medicine for woman's
weaknesses and ailments that's
fruoranttfd to do what is claimed
for it. If it doesn't give satisfac
tion, in every case for which it's reo
omnienileti, the money is returned.
Can something else offered by
the dealer, thon oh it may pay hui
better, be
CAVEATS.
TRADE SS ARKS.
OESICN PATENTS,
COPTRMtHTI.
Fee lufia Uaatttoo
Otlg Ha BaoapWatT. Kxw York.
au for aaiiiitii, -.iwia m.
?. frH II a . . O at
Iery Ipt taken otrtbe ua la brcaabt beiote
it Mttlaxx
year! LS0 six AoMlws. ?SVi
K uusBaas, 361 BreMwv. -New Yc-t Ut.
Udifs
"ilBiaVe
?5
rsss
3ES
W. L. DOUGLAS
S3 SHOE noTVsVp.
SBetst Calf Shoe In tb world for the prtoex !
W. L. Dou&las boo are eold avarywbera. ,
SvwrrbodLT Should wear them. It ts a duty
yoo ot Toursalt to gat tha beat value toe .
your money. Boosomlse In your toot wear by :
piuonatuag w. t. uougias 5nOOS,wnion
represent tha bast value at tha prions ad
vaxtlsed above, as tbouHnda oas toalily.
Sa- Take No Substitute. St
Iteware of fraud. Son reuutne without W. I.
Dotula name and price stamped ea bottom. Look
foe It when yott buy.
V. la. Deaslaus, Brocktao, Mass. Sou by
SOUS
ttt
. E. KLAIN.
REVERE HOUSE
.LBANY
- OREGth
CHAS. rKUFrilEToR
.
OVa,-..!
I 4 Sdestilio AsMricu T
-'-.i.i'; -.Mr w. jmintw
1 U. atSaSsS
I a .Vta SKtatW-
llf. wswasawsau
OUaSSsHIIV
ta 1. a . S I, Bt
riir eLPJL ,
1H . itwswsv..
ON FIRE WITH ECZEMA
Terrible SnTerin3 of Little Bab.
Seven Doctors nnd Two Ilospitala
Fall. Ciircl by Catlcora.
My t.aby Vy, S m-mha old. broke cat with
f' :n rh itrhlnij acd rmrnlna was tntenw;
tho .twma r,red l bia Braba, breut, fac, anj
boait, Baal be worn neirry eovend; Ms tarturin"
gst kss wen pttabU to bcbold; he haJ no pew
ana PW4 mue reat BiaM cr
day. He was nairr trecr
nicrnt at different tic."i : ;
two baapiuls ann .y mt
f'toralnth!aruy ;y t
tho least benefit ; mmt
t reserljJon ot tbe d-t
was lattMnlly trtC't, l.al b ;
crew wonts ail the t: a,
jVer coi.tta 1
abctit t per wecie tor
rneiiidnee, aa4 was n.
Cre y diseeurjed. I pur.
ebied Otrncisu, t.r-t-
tTRA .'.. .:. A Cct .
lteaotTn an4 v t
!!:. Beiiet was tm
- -- er. : t, trd rest and ti v.j t' .--
Jir.
c-rrcrEA,SCe-: Eoa?.
..o-t by the I'CTTis
i, r-i, rwsi, cfetpyed, ztJ
yCTitraoar.
FOLKS' PftiSST
SQG, SSHS icX
SHBsaatBaat 5 (SB S
w7KtiIMWB
2Vfa,g
SljUnrBossafi
One cent a dose.
Thu Gbxat Co r th Crat pro-5ptty curt
where all otbeas fail, Ooofke. Crazp. Sere
Tbros-t, Hoarteneaa, Whco;i Ceagb aasl
Aithma. For CisiwnstShst St has do rrrae
has cured thoaaar.da.ac4 wifl ctrtia TOC tf
taken In time. Bold by Ptusoziats on a snax
estee. For a Ltrce Back or Cheat, tats
SHILOI-ra BELLADONNA PLASTESLiSc,
CATARRH
REMEDY.
etrou'
This tesBedr im rnarsa-
I
!
I
tcctltcureyou.
Prtrr Wits. Injector free.
ALPIEI COLLI&Uig ligflTOTI
ALBANY, OREGON
3.802., 1892.
Irit Terse eroa-J Serteather SCk
A ' I corps of aiaSrtrocsazx,
CLAiSiCAL, SClEKTinC, U7E3APt
COUKErGWL AMD KCHHAl
CLASSES.
Coarsest ot study arraaeed ts m.i ;
all grades o? students
Vsei ,' i r :so:rmeSaf rf treat ft Uira'
rest jirood.
art. ZS.SKBT IMMtJ
IBS
as assess,
aSssk 0ia
r. i sa.a by
-Mic-seirea.
. H 0SIa
mm is wtx Pi
1
n EC Wssr'S Xr, Itaacs TuinotT,
twarmatseal tsciVr ttr , jejie. MaSSsw . Cwn
swWea rtsjfwn.-,- ; :-a.rt.lei.xtvaaa
Pr sr-s.i ta tames . e, v steshat car lots so 00.
Waakeetttasna. Xisii Itiisitsji I. SeiVralar et th
Baas iseaflt letasai -i . t 11m
tleosy aat tlealti, ?.- . .. I i -, aras.
bwiiif he-raSaWt.t, lie wiurr Lasses atal
Stw aaiv-ertstet ctasit 3 --trbo. sf tha
cam. sett-abase oe sm.:.il.a-n.-i tUsa Sox
a'Oal-nr ttWatatnatK.' I al -llikat .ean
oiesteti.ssu b. teuorjrji.j r-a-asafeSaa.
t tat ARlYTafJ. M
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