The state rights democrat., June 02, 1893, Image 4

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.very
5moker's Nose
knows when it is pleased. It is always
pleased with the fragrant and peculiar
aroma of
Blackwell's
Bull Durham
Smoking Tobacco
Which h.is been for more than a quarter
of a century the desire and delight of
comfort lovers everywhere. It strikes
the taste of many fastidious smokers.
Try it.
Blackwell's Durham Tobacco Co.,
DURHAM, N. C.
From Terminal or I riorPo:r. s t
Northe n Pacific Railroad
Is Ike line to lake
To all Points EAST art SOUTH3
It ts the DINING TK.
It ran Through L
EUTB4IH8
in the
ST. PAUL and CHICAGO
(NO CHANGE OF CARS.
Composed of Dining Cars I nsurpaxsed
Pullman Drawing Room Sleepers
Gf Lata. Equipment
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS.
Beat ttat can be coMlrnote 1 end la
which aocommodaiion are both free
and furnished for holders of First or
8t oond class Uoketa, at d
ELEGANT DAY COACHES.
A Continuous Line connecting with
al linis, affording Direct and
Uninterrupted Service.
Pullman sleeper reservations can
be
secured lu advance through any
agent of the road.
THROUGH TICKETS to and from all
points In America England and
Europe can be purchased at aiy
ticket efflca or this eoorpany;
Full information concerning ratee.tinie
or trains, routes and other Jetails turn
ished on application to any agent, or
A D CHARLTON.
Assistant General Passenger Agent.
No 121 First St, cor. Washington.
Portland. Oiezon.
C O Bat knar . local agent.
THE WEBF00T ROUTE
Oregon Pacific Bailiodd,
W HADLKV. Beeelver.
Tljf B SCHEDULE, except Sanaa.)
e. re Albany lt F. a.jLJare Taqroaa. r:06a,
a.e CorvalU Mr, a. I Leave Corrilie,10:S5 a,
s.rri e Taqoina, l-K r. .Arrtv Albaay, U:t a.
Direct Line
Quick Dispatch
Low Freight Rates.
Between Willamette Valley Points and
San Francisco
Ot f AN MT4KA R 6AILIHOS .
raoaaaa raaacuoo
Willamette Valley, April 4th.
raoa raar.s.
WillaaieUe Valley, Aptil 8th.
Th. Company serves tne ngnt
hange sailing date, v'thout notice.
to
R.VKR MTBAHEBB.
Steame. "Hoae" leare Portland Wednesday and
Saturday SAB.
H C Day.Oen AirXSalnion Street Wharf. Portland
1) E Veurhn. Oea A-t, San rraaeiseo. Cel.
K K Muleaby. General Sapt:
EAST AMD-SOUTH,
THE SHASTA" ROUTE
OK THE
Southern Pacific Oo.
express Train, leave Portland pally. I
Booth 1 rsoa clt t, 1W, I
T:0nr. a. I Lr P wtland Ar 7:36 a a
ItVtt r H I Lv
Al.rtny ly I : a
San Prtatdseo L I 7.-00 r
8:16 a s , Ar
Abv'e trh ,a,, only at t'.'USnt etatioo north
el Eoeeburt. East ron'and, Orea-on City, W .od
nan, Salem, Albany. Taasfent, Shodd, llalsey. Har
rtebsnj. Junction City, Irrlnf , Eugene.
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PULLMAr BOFrTT SLEEPERS.
AND
Di Tine Gar3 on Ogden Route.
SECONO-CLr VlimW CARS
1. -. la all Thernrh Train
Was.) llr rMvlst..
UtTV. V PWItTIVABI. Ot CUI,
th a.saii 1 (Esteit Sonoy.
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Portland
Mclilnnvtlle
Arl
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:20 a a
6.SS as
Throap;h,
to all point in Ihe Eisterti 8t.e, Cantds and
Eumpe can BS ob .inod t losre.t r"e. from C K
SroalA, Aecnt Altiany.
KortiM E P. Ro-iKKa,
Ma-iee' Vss'i l. F "net
Porttr.d Ors-o.
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YOURSELF!
f tro'ibledwlth liouerrhosa1
lett.White.8lermatoiTli(fta.i
r soy unnatural dlachamaak'
your uruggltt Ior a bottle of
I BUT O. It cures In a few days
wltboutthe aid or publicity of a
inocwr. non-pouAonou ftnti
I iruaranteed not to stricture.
I 7s Vnlvertal American Curt.
Manufactured by
.Th Eraa Chemical Go.
CINCINNATI, O.
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EATHERTORD
BEKIiAIN
CHAM
Attorns (. 1 f Wilt -! i 1 tarti
uu. Sniii' (ntfaV.i feit.i t.Msri In pro b
and to j 1 i -.. 1 1. r4t it -ttt ftinn block .
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R BULVEl
Attorney al Law vnd Solicitor In Chancery. Call
Uona made on all polota. Loans negotiated on
rableterm. Albany, Orafoa
G
EO. W. fTBIGBT,
Attorney at lav, and Notary Puh.ic Will practice In
all the court of ttu stale Special attention firm to
collection utd matter In prebate tSco:-Upetir
Maeon-Twedale Block Albany. Ora
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ACsVaeH'StH
tft WATNOa.
II lets) mUteri will race in promo
sWonnon Oca r. Odd Fellow1 Temple. Albac
.any, o
j J WHITIET,
Attorney at Law, Albany. Or.
ONTAN VE ste HACKIeBMaVlf.
Attorneys at Law,
Albany, Oregon.
J AMES J. CHABLTON.
AUornev-at-Law. All lecU basn
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FURITS Bock, Albany. Or:
jkU J. L. HILL,
rhjlftlft. aad Snrceon. OFFICE Corner
Farry rtroeta, Albany, Orewen.
D
fltsj. MAfeTOV k DAVIS,
Pbrsician.
and Breed.
Snrnons. OFFICE Corner
Brcedalbin atnets, Albany, Or, Call prooettelj
I at. and ce art try.
ep Ik (HtnERLlll. M. !.,
Hemeopathlet. tm SpeeUlct in diteaaea of the Eye.
OB ce bears 7 te ra: 1 atpa. and I It I
evrniry. A 1 j ".Cietas.
W CHUCK at t" :..B t XK KR1
or AtveattT. otuceoit,
TB t "TT1 1 fT . .e.1111 ! ueaine
I) RAW SIGHT DRAFTS on Sew York, San Fr n
son sad PerUend, Oraswa.
LOAN MONET 00 approved eenrKy
RECEIVE aVapoelW eubeel to cbeek.
COUECTIOSS nkfteU ea tftvorabte eenrw.
INTEREST Daid en taau
B
aUBAHT,
OBEOOt
Casatal. -.-
. I Lansing
lav w plain
banklnabuai
ExrAaAftT bovsrht and eokl en ell the ptinoipa
otelee in the Catted States I also aa England, Ireland
Franes and Germany.
Collections nrade ac all acc-avaM points on tav or
ble term.
.nearest aliened o.i um erneste.
I KMT NATIOMAt. BISK,
or autaitT. orkooi
.L FL1NN
Vie President
8. E.TOCNG
E. w. LANG 1)05
rRAESACTS A GENERA I. baokla.1:
ACCOUNTS KEPT snbjast to ebeek .
SIGHT EXCHANGE eavd ssl rapbic
.eat
Hew Vork, San Praneisoo. Chicago aad
eon
P -eland
CO XECTIOat ADEnr. u.orkhl
a E. W, La
L. Fuss
Etwaaa I . Sox.
INK CO HATIOIAIellAMI
I or albas. t. o.-eois.
CAPITAL STOCK 8100,000.
i L COWAN.
i H RALSTON
t Oftshler O A ARCHIBOLO.
P aacTosa, 1 L Cowan, i M Ralston, W 8
LftVdd, W H Golwa, i A Crsword and O A Arch
ktei
t RANSACTR eeneral banking boalne.
DRAW SIUB1 DRAFTS on Hew Tor.
sal trtl ii ' Oresoo
CXIAH kfOsTEr on epio - .ved eecarlty
RECEIVE d-Vfteit snhiuet check.
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LINE
RUN NIN
2
THRiJUGH
DAIeY
TRAIISS
leeaving Portland, 8:45 A. N.
7:80 P. N.
D AYS TO
f)2
2 CHICAGO
7 Hours (oirker to St. Pau.
28 Honrs (fiiirkcr k (lliifazi).
40 u.'i.iw tuickt i lo Oiisiilia
Kansas City.
PULLMAN AND TOUtlST SLEEPER
FREE fECUNIiiC CHAIR CAR
DINING CARS.
For rates and I'eneral Information csl
on or address
W H HURLBURT.Abst.Gen'l lae. At,
25. Washington St..
Portland. Oregon
w
Wht Mtm&mt
FOKrST FlKES
As the dry season approaches when 6res
are so essily started we deem it important
that the readers of the Democrat should be
informed as to the provisions oi the law
pasted by the last legislature regarding
starting tius. T'..e following is the law:
Section t. If any person shall malic-tout
ly. with Intent to injure any other person,
by himself or any other person, kindle a fir
on his own land or any other person.and by
means of such fire the buildings, fences,
crops, or other personal property or wooded
timber lands of any other person shall be
destroyed or injured, he shall on conviction
be punished by a line not less than 20 dol
lars nor more than one thousand dollar, or
by imprisonment in the county jail not leas
than three month nor more than twelve
months, according to the aggravation of
the offense.
Section 1. It any person shall without
malice kindle any fire in any field, pasture,
enclosure, forest, prairie, or timber land not
hi nam. without the consent of the owner.
and the stme shall spread and do damage ;
c. anv buildings, fence., crops, cordwood.
bark or other personal property not hit own
or to any wood or timber land not his own,
he shall on conviction be punished by a
fine of not lets than ten dollars nor more
than one hundred dollars and cost accord
ing to the aggravation of the offense, and
shall stand committed until the tine and costs
are paid.
Section 3. Any person wha shall enter
upon the lands of another person for the
pui pose of hunting or fishing, and shall
without the consent of the owner of
...j
" I
lands, kindle any 6ce thereon, shall be puo-,
ished by a fine of aol les thin ten dollait
nor more than one hundred dollars; "d if t
such me De kindled maliciously, and with j
the Intent to Iniure any other Person, such
offender shall be punished by a fiae
of set
lam than haska Hollar, nor more than co
tit, d
dellart, or by
Iv. : 1 . 1- .K. i
"J
county jail not ks than three months ,
no. more than twelve montk, !
Sectian 4. Any person or pevsont who
shall wilfully set hie to any wooded country
or forest belonging to the state or Cnited
States or ,r, -v ne,.o- or rern. aha II he '
SUter, or to aay person or persens, snail be ,
deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon
conviction before a court of competent
jurisdiction, shall be punished by a 6ae not
exceeding one thousand dollars, or im-
pnsonment not exceeding one yetr, or by
bath such 6ne and mpr.sonmeni; provided,
that no'htng herein contained shall apply
10 aay person who ia good faith tela a back
fire to prevent the exientioa of a fire already
burning.
Section 5. Upon aay prosecution under
this act, on half of the hue Imposed shall
be paid to the person who first gives In
formation thereof lo the district attorney
for the d strict ! a which th. offense was
committed, and the other sniiety shall be
paid into the county treasury for the benefit
of the common school fand ot th; county
la which said fine is collected. -
Section 6. It is he.ebv m-de the daty ot
the governor of this State ro issue a procla
mation or. the let day ot July raf each year,
calling public attention to ll.e pratvietoai ot
this act and warning all person 1 againat vio
latiag the same. It is also made the duty
of each circuit judge of this state to read tt.e
provision! of this act ft each grand jury when
c tinging them as to their duties.
Section 7. Inasmuch a there is urgent
necessity fcr the protection of timber and
other property f oca fires, 'his bill shall take
effect aad be in lore from and after Itt ap
proval by the governor.
Filed in tne: office of the secretary of stale
February 20, 1S93.
the soldiers hoi
It is evident that some people are beeetn
lag very ill-natured over the matter of
locating tbe Soldiers' Home. No better i
evidence of this truth i needed than the :
I following extract taken from a commons-
, cation published ia the Salem Statttmam
j orMle, he olifnUe of ..s,!,,,,.-
Editors Train of the Albany ferorf and
I Stiles of the Albany Democrat hare for
tea years past attempted to f Amenta petty
; jealousy against Salem, under the absurd
) Impression that they might blrck her pro
j gresi, etc." Now, we are no. at all sar-
; prised that this scribbler .Maid fear lo give
hit name to the
public. With
evidently hat.
as puny a
yet that
i conscience as he
; triflinw eurb reetraine hfm IfAfn .elllna ftev
. , ? . . "ft,
S nig tAischood as thc above under bis own
name. Tbe ten lor 'ii'ur of the Democrat
has never attempted to foment a petty or
SJJZ12ZJ STL'
v..u 11. c luipe w. uioesing 11s ui tig left, a nc
SlaUtmn correspondent, though pretty
well known, is not willing to connect hi.
name with sa unblushing a fals hood as the
aoove.Dll 1. true that the local editor of
the Democrat has frequently written squib
sboutthe audacity of Salem's claims a
represented by the Salem press, but these
were always called out as a defense again. t
the attacks made by a Salem paper agaiost
Albany. A few salem men niintitnit ihe
, ' .
COutlc nf thii. rorreanondenf have nun,
more enemies for tt ciiy than all other
forces combined . Not long ance the editor
of the Democrat wrote an article in which
we expliciteiy dated that under the con
stitution of the state there was but one
place tc lacate the Soldiers Home, and that
was Sale ii . Does thai look much like at
tempting tofoment jealousy against Salem?
We have nothing hut Ihe kindest feeling
for Salem and ate proud of her progrets,
but we have not the kindliest feelings for
such of her fol friends as "Salem" shows
himself to be
If the Chinese shou'd conclude to snake
war Ii would he no child, play The
Chinaman lays aside ids childlike and bland
natnre when he goe to war Hi. religion
teacl.es hitj, tnat those who die foi their
country are immediately transported ts the
highett celestial tphert. and this makes
them hrave. Bur China ha Its hands full
In wuching he Rustlsns who aere constant
ly threatening her western and northern
borders. A', all ever.i th; prorpect for war
i. not yet imminent.
Heednnan Cltrkton's panacea for Repab
iicrn victories in the tulure is thai the gates
th ill be opened wide, on the Chicago plan.
'Voters have been alienated," he says, "in
the fnlolcisnce of morl-y." What I.
wa-ited is 11 easier morality By the way,
Mr. Clark. ,n .nade a fair attempt lo get s!
the Iruth of Republican decadence when he
said: "We have lo face now a Democratic
pit ty mule up o( young m..n," vshertasthe
Republican party consists -if middle-aged
or old men animated by o'd i .ens.
Gov-rnor H'letr. of TVx i , ha vetoed the
sugar bcumy bid, to n.able the .uperin
tendon, of the Texas .i ni'entiaries ta i c
Ccpt from Ihe eneial yovernmcirit bounty
on sugar rsised on convict farms, lie de
nounced the tugnr liounly at the United
Stairs.
Thk legl.latpre of Coni.ecticut, early in
1784, passe , an act Ihat no negro or mutal
ticid l.oni wi liin 1b.1t slate aftst Iht
fisi day of Mari.li, ihat year, should be
held in servitude longer than tint j i the age
of 25 years.
AN INCOME TAX
REQUIRED TO PA V
StONS
PEN-
According to official estimate made by
Messrs Raum and Foster, the payments for
pension! will exceed $200,000,000 a year in
the immediate future. This sum must be
paid. There is no way of evading pay
ment. There will be protest in congress.
Perhaps an investigation may be hod and a
few thousand names stricken from the list.
but it is hopeless to expect any r - !
tion. There is not the courage in congress
or anywhere else to face the opposition of
the million dependents on the public treas
ury who are now such a grievous burden
on the labor of the country. .
The Republic has reached this conclusion
after a full consideration of the entire sub
ject. We do not believe it possible to
bring about n real reform, and we do not
care to be a parly to a pretense of reform
that would be intended merely for election
eering purposes.
As the pensions must be paid, the labor
of the country must .call on the country's
wealth for aid. An income tax is no longer
to be avoided. The enormous; growth of
pensions makes it an absolute necessity By
WW 't we can get the abominable pen
question out 01 pouues. ana
out of politics, and let the
poor old Home Guards and Ninety Day
Men have the pitiful dole tbey bare sworn
so hard to secure. It cannot be helped, at
any rate, and with an income tax the great
majority of the people will be able to bear
it without forever complaining of what it ;
ts impossible to remedy while the Pretor
ians are numerous enough to hold a bal
ance of political power in what are still
pivotal state. With politic on a New
York and Indiana basis, an income tax for ;
the pavmunt of pensions is not to lie avoid-
, - - - i
ea- !
ed.
All revenue from the income tax should
bo sacredly set apart for this purpose. If
$250,000,000 per annum it required, let the i
1 ,w is-r sbduoi nsiuinu. i 1
conntry make the sacrifice required to levy :
ana ''een that amount from abnormal in-
COmet. It only 1.0,000.000 a year IS re
Quired, then let no more than that ha col -
.- .... T . . '
t rate on incomes of
- $10,000 . y will meet the pension ;
expenwr. men ki oniy . per cent oe levtea.
Bat if a i0 per cent or a 20 per cent rate is
necessary to paT this debt, which, in con -
"ection with keeping tip high tariff tax.
w
baa so often been called "a debt of honor,
w, All AA.CVAAA9 ICV UUI WCttllAIJ 11 J 1 11
be called on to show even a more exalted :
: ,w 1: .1...:.
J ZJihZ her ,i,d ,n the
diatrr-aaed corantrynow than they did in the
uarx oavs 01 ene t nil war wnen tne 7 nasi
eneo to enu tne government tn-ir money
at inch interest rates as the exigencies of
the situation and the risk justified.
They are already aware of the gravely of
hare paid more in a tingle year for pen-
than KnirLanJ, (lermany. France,
Roasia or anv other country of Europe has
... ,, ., ...
easAu .or sue enumerate o. tea u my, ua.i
iu pcnsiuD um. n e cave puo ior pea-
' 1 -
3 a. We e ?
ions Mane a iniru or more oi unr nmniii
from all
The burden which our Plutocratic friends
. k;-;- k.- Iiam -J-1.
by Uborthu.far. Heivorforth the palxiot-
ism of our capitalists most be called into
1 play in lasaring it. An income Ux for pen-
sions. and frr uensions only, will leave the
gortneat abund.nt revenue Jem a tariff
of 20 prr cent to ' sustain the naUonal
per
credit" snd to make all needed
stents in the public service.
Since the payment of these
assc ie
pensions, in posed in the hope of defeating
a reduction of the war tariff, cannot be
avoided, it mutt be treated as a sacred ob-
i;...;,. i. u j;-i.j k,
"i v""""v,""
collected from the abnormal income, of oar
verr wealthy citizens, who will no doubt
, show the same patriotic illingnets to tup-
port tbe indigent veterans that tbey hare
done in collecting tbe interest on tbe war
debt. St Louis JttfuMe
Among the coins to be struck al tbe
j United States Mint under the prorissoos of
; tbe .pp-oyed April a. i, was a sd
ver dollar of tbe weigh; of 416 graina. I:
waa enacted that a J silver coins of the
United State shoo Id be 184$ parts fine 10
179 parts alloy; the former to be of pare
silver and ihe latter of pure copper.
silver dollar was not coined until 1794. It
was adorned with . bcanliful head of liber
ty, which, in its execution
surpassed.
ha. never been
There Is no doubt that persons are often
moonstruck, oa.ticularly in the tropics.
The.e is ia port .odsy the master of a
. - - - - -
crossing the eqaator on hit way north
deek .r.a .ke ...... .heWr. e.ened
( In ftLft..t.loi. ftft. ftftft. I. .ltftrfta ft.. .Iftftft, ;
reach them, but oa merchant vesalet where
there is leas discipline, epeci.lly in ho
weather, tars sleep on deck, aad are often
' P'cked up insensible In the rooming
. e
The first
isally leanl arcortioument of
! I ...... .,t ., ..... I. ,K I ,nn
gress wa made in 1701
I - ' '
Sine then a new
I
apportionment has been made every 10
years. Th. first tpportiontoent (179a) gave
one lepresentatlve to every 33,000 inhabi
tant.; on that of iSoo, the same; on .hat o,
1810, one to 35,000; on that of 1820, one i
40,000; on that of 1830, oae to 47.700; on
that of 1840, one to 70.780; on that of 1850,
one 10 93,420; oa that of i860, one to 126,
940: on that of 1870. one to 134,400.
Attorney General Olney has received a
telegram from New Yoi k City, stating that
Judge Lacombe, of the circuit court of New
York, hat decided section G of the Ueary
Chinese exclusion act, though constitution
al. still ineffectual because there i no pro
vision as to how or by whom the order of
deportation of Chinese Is to be executed.
This is said to be a new question, not
raised or in any way involved in a previous
appeal.
To approach Russian rojalty seems to be
a process mi tended with danger. While the
Czar was recently, taksng a jaunt through
. his possessions sundry peassnts forgot this
j ciicums'snce snd coming loo nesr with
multitudinous petitions were rired upon by
the guard. The lesson was quite effective,
at thirty-six of the people were killed, tnd
the u vivor. concealing their discontent ts
best they could, flew over the hills to the
poorhouses, whence they had come. Mere
red tape as practiced in the United States Is
mild, after all
The exposure of pension frauds in Nor
folk, Va,. is not a surprise. An exposure
of systematic fraud of this kind in any other
part of the country would not create aston
Ithment. The people are prepared for such
discoveries Iffl were not clear to all Ob
'ervant persons In every community that
1 ic government l.ns been and is the victim
' a gigantic swindle in ihe matter of pen
sions, there is one hugs fact, found by a
1: niparisoii 01 irray roils and Ihe pension-
roll
whlch has convincing weight.
In the good old times when oil was used
in light bouses a 6000-candle power lamp
wa considered immerse. The latest elec
tric lighthouse built 111 France (Heve, at
Haive) will I have a power of 3,500.000
candles.
.1 .. . Tl TO -1 111 -f I 1 II .11 1 A I -. , 1 I -. ' -"lilt., 1 ... i . .1 . ...
list Bliusuun. A He I m.aue.pma . rs-jror iaasi inamuiu. nuau. orpri .... w -tpnAi.. ne ijua v a aaiiasiaa ui uo.i hbii k cene.v eseaoiitneOj wpicn 18 geexiDg
a very able newspaper which has a .renal d M" M; i.lBSr??mtil' ! " SaCj but I lo lire. It doe. not believe in
, Aft . , , .V . . (.race LUiof. J Butlivant, M A Bullivant. of the kind ever 1 saw. I c!l almost vertitine ouacks or knave, having
riirht tn irsar fm them, ansa tnat ";.. . .-v ,. n t, ,r i .. . .v e ... "a'u
o w . v- 1 tairet a. e. .-owe... yvaiuarvr nramuni . ia .. i ' it. . i I'l'ini inj iuu n. in men itrur ine ..F , inr.,.H. . k. . , i
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
A New Trial tiranled:
Washington, May, 20. By a vote of
409 to 146 the Presbyterian general assem bly
this afternoon decided to entertain the
appeal in the case of Dr. Briggs, and the
assembly will proceed with the trial to
morrow morning. Throughout Uic long
debate of the morning there wero many
evidences of feeling, and several of the
speskers took advantage of the opportunity
to arraign the defendant, shako their lin
gers sternly at him and otherwise express
their condemnation .
Drowned Ike I .unto
Ki.nnvr Wind. Mnv .-.lolin Mi'-
Killup, a prospector, was drowned in l.anlo
river last Friday, lie and Robert Klliott
were poling a boat up stream, and were up
set m the rapids tormeti oy n tog jam
reaching part of the way across the stream.
hlliott clambered upon a log ami was res
cued, after being in the rivpr from 0 o'clocb
until 11 in the forenoon. McKillup's body
has not been recovered.
A Bank Failure.
Tacoma. May 26. i'he Bank of l'uyal
lup, at Puyallup. closed its doors this
morning. A notice potted on the door
stated tnat it was closed on account of the
stringency of the money market. A G.
Mathews Bled a suit nere touay ummik
that a receiver be appointed, stating that
the liabilities of the bank were 10.000.
Matthews deposited $i.V yesterday fand
attempted to draw it out today, but was re
futed. A Bla sural
Vin knsks. Ind.. May 26. A terrible
wind torui visited this locality this morn-
j r.u:
ing, Uprooting liwn Mm idling
fences. At Lawrenoeville. 111., the dnoe
f .1.. k ... l,U.n r.ff ami d. !
molisheil the courtroom and furniture.
Two Winets house were destroyed. Roofs'
i,f...l f,. it.r.l all
oyer the street.
Manv residences were?
badly wrecked by the wind and greatly
.1 l,
J
.... as.eH.zyy
Coi.eii an. Tex, May 26. The north-
(Jo,f- t-'olorado A SanU Fe passen-
, j K d Jtt, t 11:25 P. M.. was
R nn and rohhl at the north end of the !
Coleman "Y." a distance of about 600
yanW nortn Ot ttie tiepot. Dy two niasaeu
en. n pujjw.s. tney k.us. 1
aaed dollar and the Santa ie emoloves ,
ju for Bal linger id Angelo. The '
car and were not.ole.te,.. ;
goes.- ""Q. o.
He.1 minute after the rohtav.
a Ala rallarr. I
FtsrroKl a . . . May . -Ex Secretary of
.. lot T ' .n,., .-.?;.
snd the banking boose Foster Co.. hare
assigned. There ia great excitement at
Fostoria. The eovernor esUmates the
I .l.ilmM of tiie annus ...ncerns involved
at OOO. the aseeUof which, on paper . I
w morif ,han c.vef ,ablilt! ' I
Aisalraae
Chicago, May 21. -Following it a list
: o arrivals registered at the uregon oootnt
' .lnr.no th vaswik ..nde.1 today
, Julius C Lana-. Kdwin A Turner. W.I-
i Jaraiawori and wife. 1' H Page. W I. I'age
' and 11 l.rebe. I'orlnJ. Jlrs erner lirej-
Qi4? -nn oreyman arra " -i-wmn,-
ami wire. svetB: as uooiae r aieni. .inoni;
i g rjv IVndietoO: J It Ueestie. St 1 11
I or ar. a . s lt.l
ettt; JQUQ riMtfr auta a re u if iu-ti.
C1IU . Ur.)t;.ws, gU;.- I miUmml.
wu , ima i-n'-n. a-" 9
Robert Johnson.
Corral 1 1 , and
II U
i Kins ana ramuy.
lledford.
i CElaeeHa. Tarty AtiarBeel
L SVSL'Jdi
; i, ,TiTcountry with a report that half
. breeds there told him ttat the Indians on
i the Coirule reservation bad attacked an
Z oTli
.e. .,UOn rest ore, 1 to the pablic do-
the reservation restore-! to use puouc oo-
main, and that they had killed two. wound-
ed others aad driven the whole party off.
Tbe story it discredited here.
t t.ft.Barard.
a ,. , w ... v-
a. bamknto, al. Mav New as
, ,
reeviveu nere at noun iouav leuie tare amaa
r,r ' . .. . . .
i najftat rMYrveon ni uu intwav (. iuta in. in
riacer county . wien a pcrpaiauoyj ot aouoe
j 1500. was destroyed by fire ibis
t !n bout taM!
turned
most of them linir located in tbe Imsinet
center tf the town. The lota !o is about
- ; , . ...
TTS nfin ftrith an lnsnrnnrte of abont on
7". m S ,
lllll u i.'l l ii.i n ii.-. . .
ttkwe Istaad r.nt.r.t
PaetrtDRXrE. Mav
2o. The dflDOOtU
won in the bye election in South Kitegtloa tmtt't f,mt
today Thu gives them 4 votes in theji;, her majesty's chair .Will tixwl!
new ws'aiure aau ,ne "V""- was comieel to the smunble for
There liaving been no election for state ,t )rwl hey t to death and even
fZLSiJZ -h!cl ftH'rL Tbenwe lAaTiunch in the!
be chosen by tbe legislature, srhich roe.-! pltmmt restatiraiit. a:i-1 when we rea.ivd
veoesat Newport next Tuesday This, the 1 founi, MrTmT gwMlAaih
bawever. does not make tbe election of a I u tJ1i. .-, j.. taf10n nre we
SSL snre.as i, intimated j f Mrs! W
can. win vote tor tne aeraocrauc canuiuaie
ior , ......
I alieS rreabylerlan I'harek.
MOXMOrTH. l.i.-aay i. -aer -ame. 1
. .,. ft . a- ..... . . . r
Drore. Ot -ew rura. era tins morning
elected moderator ot Ihe 1 nileil 1 re' -
IfsTtn ftSSSIliat twatwaswy. aire refwrta
tbe several boards of tbe church were pre
seated and referred Statistics presented
show ll-.'.ll'Jcoinraunicanle. and cootribu
i K aSSWTeBW
a Way AppolAlwoB.
Wasiiixoton. Mar 35. The president
today. appointed Willi.m I Quinby. editor
in-chief and principal owner of the ' etrolt 1
; r-e Press, to be envoy extraordinan and
J minister plcoipatentiary of the I'nited
; 10 the..ettieriands
A Blatyiaa Blast
i fiit.,.iv i it. . in. Mav : An arttioeni
. . . .... . ft ft a
in bUdine at tbe rock cut near tbe west
side mi s at noon todar resulted in dam
! age to the Willamette paper millsof IC00.
i ThU nosvn when the l.laatft were off a
large rock fell through the roif of tbe
w . , .... .
one of
narer ma-ing roodi and. strikinir
tbe big piper machines, spoile.1 tb
Four-
drinies wire cloth and damaged the nit
ber press roll, lieaide this, other injury
was done, amounting to not lea than
iiOOO
A Rica I Ind
Central Poiht. Or. May St. Tni
place was aroused again today by a rich
pocket )nke in the Willow Springs dis
trict Hob Swindon started out prospect
ing this morning, and HntHnir a particular
. . , .1
spot on the serf ace of the earth that seemed 1
to catch nis eye a if by magic, be began j
digging without further indieationa. He!
didn't go far until he struck the glitteriui
metal in a pocket of quart formation Uy
noon he had taken out ttV) in coarse gold, !
and when the scene was visited this after -noon,
Swindon was still taking out quartz
that contained free gold.
A Battle
Ukahada, Nicaragua, Miy 21. Addi
tional details of a decisive battle of Bar
ranca Pass, near Masaya, shew that it was
even-more disastrious than at first believed
to be. Reliable data show that the gov
ernment's losses were 155 killed and 207
wounded. Carrying away the wounded
with them, Sucasas' troops were finally
forced to leave tbe field. When the fight
bad ended they filled three cars with the
wounded soldiers and sent them back to
Managua. None of the revolutionists were
injured.
Thomo.on Arrived
Wahhisoton. May 24. Kx Minister D
P Thompson, of Portland, ha. returned
from Turkey and remains io WMfUngtorj
for a few d'tys to settle up his ' Recount in
the ttate department. Mr Thompson left
affairs in Turkey in excellent shape and is
highly commended by the department for
the efficiency he has displayed, especially
in treating the recent troubles that have
occurred in the Ottoman empire. He
brought with him the high esteem and
friendship of the sultan
& Nan Lynched.
Cohcnka, Mich. Mav 23. William Sul
livan, a farm hand who brutally murdered
his employer, Layton Leetch, and murder
unler-
r Bu-
jail by
v ..ml
outly assaulted the latter s wile, near
rand, last January, was taken from
un immense mob at 9:20 p m Tuesday and
lynched by about 2000 infuriated citixens. J
Some Wftft. .,....,,.,.
W AaiiiNoTON, May 23 The following
fourth c'ars postmasters for Oregon were
appointed today: James Bell, at Urowns
boro, Jackson county; D K Hubbard, at
Crowley. Polk county, and T A Rbinehart,
at Summerville, Union county.
MHI.UM .
I
Another letter received by Mrs. George
Patterson from her sister, Miss McNeil,
continues the very interesting account of
her sojourn in Knglaud previous to her de
parture for Liberia .
UrWHMt, Sma., Maw 7th, 1803.
II is a ls'imtifnl Bund
ay morning hut wo
diil not do ( Jrvstul
are not going out. We
Palace 1 hursthiv, an wo planned. Ism .m-.-
Mr. K. hail tn have a business engagement
in the morning, to Diaona ami I went to
the. National Art -Gallery where we spoil
two hours most pleasantly. It is grand and
indescrible by any one not up in art. but 1
(-an have it to say I have seen the work of
Ituis'iis, lativi ami Michael Angelo and
, I
1
eunro van mise suui liote tfonnenr, bin
enjoyed lennsew most of ail. At 1 0 dock
we met Mr. ami Mrs. Hiehanls at the We
lvan Mission rooms in HLshrm Lute. I had
n funny time finding the way. as there is a
Bishop gate without and a Bishop gate '
within. They have the strangest names im j
their streets, for instkaOB Cheap 8id and I
near it is Clieap Cheat Kt., 'ITiread. Needles
till Ml I OK
and htrarid, t rauls. Cliun h Yard, which j ing and cc the merr; May par'v of twen
is not a church yard at all. but a street. fy-lx, "wee ones," snd hsve 'he enjor
Tliere is not a straight street or a Huuare in ment of hearing fine local talent a weit
the city. The stnwts run everyway and ' the pleaiorr of listening again to the rich
mere are nine lanes leading irum one Ui the
other in the most liewil.lenng wav. The
lanes bear such names as Bread Lane, Ives
Lane, ami etc.. Thursday afternoon we
took a six mile ride on top of a bus to the
Zoological gardens. The animals are fine
and the gardens beautifully kept. We were
there at the time the lions were fed. Duenna
enjoved the monkeys ami one was labeled
the Diana monkey from West Afrira, and I
am quite sure it ts the same one she played !
i.so much with on the steamer. (jititain i
-, :
Jcnwu des-lare.1 he would name it Dumna. 1
e were ali ten tired at night. Hev de
London s mewt fashionable isirk. and
tlie Alljert memorial are near, we visited
'hem tesi. ami altogether it war a verv : sat-
sat- !
at- i
lstactnry 'lay. rrnlay morning we all at- ,
',.,,UIW,..,5?Ber-. "nt to meet Mr.
lerrv. tne itifitoii . i.,t,Ker. who nao Kimliv
offered b purduise and ship my house for
. e im-t at rfiggon, A o. H.el we
Udked over plans, and they are mak.ing a ,
spevthed plan an.l "nate which 1 will gwt :
tomorrow. They think tlier can furni-h
a house like the enclosed t.hin for BlOtXi. It !
is to be one ttory. iron roof and sides lined j
u.r.mrauu. .uu jura, mir . iiw...u
---,--. v-
we win uuti.i a nauve ou ior tne is.ys
ami Uke a kitchen off the veranda. After-
noem ; - went ou, GH
ZLZaJM nfv
home of 'ancient
- -n ..u.i hi .
and Ktr-ptan and Pomiian home. Two
I. "PtTrSrZr . . .
I4u.ro. t mar .e a to' . mi iit .iniaiuuA
tains. Bowers and tropical plauits and birds
without number make it a sort of fair) -land.
Anaind it are aT of beautifullv kept
imnrmls W srent in to aw fhs srisil
ftuwnvnia of the Siege of Par,,. ItTs an
iniaien .-an ,1relchl around tlie sides
... ........ .. 1 .,.1 . t, .1 .. .
,u rf,i f. .i,:,.u U aA
' close to the stand they have real cannons.
trees and broken walls and you cannot tell
where the rvsel ends and the picture Isegins.
it is so well arranged. They tav it is net
i exAns of the wounde.1. To reach Crystal
Palace we go out several rail" on the mil-
wav i iw w noe on toe tmoe-uno
n. n. u i uae a irreai innnei ana not a
ke a great tunnel and not a j judgment aa well a. any fx! edi
tbey run verv- fast. In the Pendleton K. O.
bit nice, t-nt
a . arts , m a etr.
'ertfrung- xri. n. ami i vir,n i i.um imh
aratrasaj. fterd Utsw lae.l ara-ea- - 1 . 1.
; ! 4 ' ' M u:-tB r
11 aa- "cj v-m-- at
inor airs, imgi) wax wont, u
fine, only the .hamherof horrortatadtes
creeiry. We saw the cta-rie? of Napo-
i w is one. ooiy tne . nam.rerci norrorntaae-
, one creepy, vveaaw wtamAe- pt .-sapo-
I awwRyayn wn cn nasi wicrnge.1
j to him ; M what attracted me most was a
j tooth sud to be his. It looked like any or-
uiran s.t wii.il ayapaarsa to w w
more nra! tnan tne outer r.-.io in in.-
,,ft, ... ,.. ,
chamber of Ivxrors they have all the noted
criminals m wax pro know, and tla-v have
that awful fellow fWir. whr killed his
wife an.! thnse ehildren hnrtevl lifteev. in the
kiuhen ami put barrels of cenent over to
nuke a new raonr Thee- lure the kttrhen
athI all jnst as it wa after the Indies were
j disvorereil. It is not a mnlel teat the real
:kihijen. Tben- are mudels of the ejneeri
and faitnlv. We werV .-iwriallv interval..'.
..i . i. t. .
... ..W .-Fftl.'l '.'I J (ill -, ... HI.' ft ..V--.
t bftrothed
to Prince tvevarge. Puke of
i .. .
I 10m. i . itmsavr
Mr. and lira.
p:.,j,.j. v.a, ...
or Southampton
A S . "TS 12- "ST P:
J " T " " : -A",T,"7,
m r..t . .. .-. . -..t
r .uiuinsoni. n is a vuoraerTui isii.;:ii;
I . ... , - s
t ami very nne. i ne nDeee ot ieora map-
if't.'.yil as-ltla .x.;.i tin.! rsnynik-on TVj. see-.
ue. vftee.-Sftft. Tft.kft.ftf eft,., ..
! Ve .J.l i ..in ;
L,.rf:. ; ' t
to 1 introdnce,) to us. She
; v.ght u a neautiful hunch of Jou,rui!s
an.i Mianna a hox ta ion (sti. Mr. Spen
der .W.liel ns with funnv ra.ners an, we
bade on-lon the wmwlertV.I r-ifi mwwl l.y
'HAii- .
, j,r j,. j, kimiv
written to fiurst s' to
send a ift.rter tobe train to meef me .1 I
. ei ,nfK.-,,lr- .t .n T,em. 1 kr.
1W.1 io mHinun at ur. j imsirrvs 1 n.ie
to see Mr. Hrown and ItavwatrrA Comtcinv
about my freight and ticltet. antl BLtkilv i-
" Co. alsKit the house. After that I have
nothing more to do but write letter. St.
i'venrg s museum isjost atrross St. Johns
s.n:ire from here where we can spenda .lay.
; but there is not tut h to see in Livenss'l.
I fnund h-tters from Africa awaiting uie
1 t
Hiahwalter told me of Bro.
j V!TW Srr .
""
learn, lie .nci only JU. uava
stay
in Hh
I left
here
; Wi Icox was
Mist Li -oi
--r house had Ut-om- iMfl site hail to
1 our house had ts-come
i - " st-min.it- .-a. tnen- is no cm nv
1 but for me to take an iren hotu-.' with me
" has been a vert" tn ing vear. A larvv
t "niber tne t ago mitsnnrtarit. hav-e
: .It 1 1 1 . . . ... .1 ea...
j tssetta I have a irreat de.d to lie thankful
I that have missed so much that was
unpleasant, and bv the tint.- I reach the
itAHst it will 1 cooler and a more healthful
time. We sail on the l:tth. Oh 1 shall le
so glad when we get settlKl again.
May l'Jth.- Just a line as the last from
Kniriahd. We sail at 9 in the morning, mid
I am so glad. The nice weather continnes
and struwlsa-rie.. are in market. We could
not have had asked for a pleasanter time
than we have had. I hoip the csst weatli- ;
1 er will continue till sumu-h Africa I am
. .. . - -- .
r well, also I'uuina. and I believe 1 am
looking better than any time since I caw,
home. It is all ierranaeil ahwt the house. ;
111sKiis.ii two story ami contains seven
rooms. ,1 bath room and snudl store num.
w t . ... ... .1.. 1 1. 1 r . -r ..r
the nanus are 14x24.
- 11. .01 ..in..,, mi e. .tun 1 1. 1111 . 1 .. it ii
. 1 . -i . . . ,
the girU sleeping nsnn un stairs. 1 have
1- are i:i 1 no siitnnr rismi ami
, 1 ... .... ....
. . :..V .I .73 JSZrZLZ . .1 . . S"f
was in ili-siiair for a moment Isatiss- I had
intend.Nl all along to sell it. but have hated
to do so. Miss Hurst thought I miht hnd
a jeweler, mi 1 went out and found just one
shop ojien, and the jeweler kindly took it to
put in a new spring. He onlvcharged 1.2"
or five shillings.while in S. P. they charg-.!
me IfttfiO, Yestenlav we wvnt out to Soatb
IKitl to sis Anuuidu Smith's ls.y. Hob. a
native boy she brought from CttU Palnias
"'' 7 T ..ieur.
with ncr aim piaie.1 in sclus.l then-. He
has grown to l. a fine tuv and st.k Knee-
lish verv nic. lv Be WM so pleased to tee
irkjima We attended a w.slding at the
Salvation Army barracks and that is all the
going nut we have done, Mr. Brown had
Isnx of provision tucked for me, 2D lbs
butter, some tinmil meal, etc He told me
Bro. tiiirwood was drowned in the t'livallu.
It is so sad. I he man has broiiirht luv
watch, so 1 rejoice once more.
Lof. to ul.
1.1X1SIK.
BoaHD vM.'l.iin.MMt of K0"1 quality a
reasonable r.ilis arc the slrong points of Uie
star Contract of the World's Fair Hotel
and Hoarding Bureau. For sale at all niil
roiiil ticket offices in Portland and at Salem.
Albany. Kugene, t'onallis, McMinnvillii
and OrQROn City, Don't go to Chicatrn
1 wl'hont vonr lu-coinnio
i 'w18 yu navo tt hig P'
I empty, ('all on t. K.
r particnlars.
without your lUTOinniodutions reserved, iin-
"iirse you are uixious to
bmnk: at the deist
it .
They Have Moved. Rteln Bro are
now In their new quarfert in the Cusick
block, and Invite the public to call and see
their metropolitan store, and at well intpect
their large and line line of boots and shoes,
for men, womeu and children. The' aie
prepared to meet all the demands of the
public, for foot wear.
yetinlay fw Ant-rica. Misp 'i..i l' ui . . inhhe.UiM-.AV. arK ia t-. iha i
v -. -- e - . - 1 . e-sk ar- m.. I . - r i n c - r n' -. t rv-.ii n 1 pa rirai v
ft a v . , 1 v "irvt, i lit.: i n i 11c jicamcr I1tx ex ; ---- . a.. ..
H alOIW at t Mm VAlmnfi. Una ' hav rhr- ttymmrK. r-f rrkerstr I th-fr . rflJe--
ONE AND JKIUili
J M Davis has been ejected Chuf
of Po-
nee of Uorvaliit.
Twenty-eight pupil graduate from the
public schools of Eugene this season.
Mr fu.cahv says Albany will tend 25
on tl 0 Merchants -xcura'.on to San Fran
cisco. Thacity hall boast'
t. J W Haves & Son,
premium of ffShh.-io.
, of Cnrvallia.wer sold
of Cleveland, O , at a
The little daughter of E S Warren fell
and broke an arm yesterday afternoon .!
Dr Maston set the bone.
Hon J P Wagir. the well known news
paper man . it in jail In Portland on ihe
charge of forgery. It i probable that in-
- 1. - 1 ... . 1 ..
i ivui.;io.c is enc cause 01 vy aget tail.
The advertising columns of a newapa-7:3
per are among tie mor important, for no.
man really become' acquainted even with
the news ol the dav until he has thorough
perused the advertisement. Harper's
Monthly .
Go to the opera home tomorrow even
voice ot Mi Edi:h Harris, of .-salem .
The game of baseball yetteiday be-1
tweenthe College and V MC A club j
i.v. ..-r. r 1 r . : n. v r i ,
by a score of 9 to o. T-e Y M C A bovs
had only practiced a tew moments once
P...ui. .f- ...........
and not at all with the bal. The game !
wa an intereling one. Mat Stanley urn-
mreo in a very satisiactory manner.
A small ,udi,nf, r . Ml. w j I
Florence
'ast evening, I.. "The Mighty j
In her style of character Mis I
Is unique and has few if any i
""r
wrence
equal. The play has a vein of humor
that hat made it famous through the East.
where Mrs Florence has always been very !
po?u!ar. Here, though. It Is sale to say !
nere Mrs r lorencehas always been very
popular. Here, though
.ne ws, not appreciated
by moat of her
auuw:nce. j
i Sal-m Yesterday the diamond
rned i sroot was evon bvC D Gabrielson,
wBO mace tn..nsF'miii noaaible
wentv five Thft ,, thc lh5rd ,ime Mr
Cabrieison ha won the shoot Th- .cnr.
..' . .u l.WV lY?,. n
obrlelton. 2i:TBlonr. 10: AM Ls
loi tt. 11
t l n 'I ie -r . .
19, .lent rones, 10.
. ... ., .
JZTZZZZTZL Z-ZZ M,L
0,?? pTO -ruU
deligntful manner A 'unch such as At-
han !,,,e re famous for providing on
! such occasions will be served and every-
i ",nt an if pieani
. one will be done. All the member are
- . , ... , , , -
i -
A determined and desperate attempt a!
destruction was made Tuetday naon
or lonn UMotr. Itvinw on a larm one
! nUe north of Monroe. Benton county.
t Leooney fira, .Uempted the terrible .Seed
wttn a v mchef.er r-.s tut n fiocr;
i in the act and the run taken away from
? h'rn by hit wife aed grown up daughter
1 hen he tried to stab himself In the heart,
but failed-
Tliere i a paper down in Salem, re-
r . , . - ...
too
ad-
not
i UUows whom the fools love to patronise
in preference to any other. The fool
, rioull have the right to exercise his
i iraagmenl as well as anv to'. et: or.
Hon John W Craw
nnfl inkn
- V. J
W Crawtord, United States
.
ladUa jmmfr- just r
th dcpar.ner.t to pay
; fmatllla reservation i
received order. fnm
.he departrer.t to par the Indian on the
VmttiUA reservation tne oe. caeita aliow
aBCe. c $J. mtjU ,nd .H,
mCTCe Aborting the moae v In a (ew davs.
There are about loon .Hottees on he
( restn tiion,
maklng about $ : ; .ooo to be
aioriSi ie
umu.i.ii, s iiiui. .yn i .iiiiviUAiHi ft
i u ut. lo UT lhil rf ,
ue spent in Peodletoo and
, th.: mlMa , re. y sJton space of time,
1
V MCA gymrutsieim to sight.
The Eugene fire department
twenty-erce years old this month.
is just
It it .ate Baby Ro'h sviil soon have a
companion for the public to talk about.
A specia' train with some high S P oE
; ctals paed over tht road this adternooo.
I L lacos. rt Athanr svent un to lle-roh
Monday, where he exirct to "pen a hotel
t and store.
! The a- - from Astorl. i. acco.d-
ling to a Itstal i
Ter, t'-'.t there Is a lull in
i
nunrota mt'.ierf
Mr a.. d Mrs Jason' Wheeler went lo
tav ton' this al.errAorsn on. ylr .1.1.
Stayton tM afternoon on a vteit
their da ighter Mrs Dr Kiichen.
j one . hnuU fail In - Sf Vi, :
s.il' letter, tit. treat, and tells
Six or seven tralna in Albans at one
ti.rae at.rac.s iitUe attention now a
bany is the railroad center of ,0e north-
wi.t.
.
a ' ' I? . r
: ... .,.. '.. T- '
. .
At the opera house in "G impses of tbe
I drd be tested the
i".',ne5 clone great writer; "Play is the
ch,w
world aid a o play is hit first
Hlr.'
It is rvevned that .henerenrairwn .
used tonight In O'.im ases of the Para-
j diae of Childhood"
j 'tcabie idea of the
tenlng.
will give a mote prac ,
method of kinderga--
j M. D. Phillips, of the Albany Steam
j Laundry, was In the city the 6r' part of
i the week and made itnnn... .i,k
' G. P. Ricklev to look ter .h-.ir a -
in Uanisbura Harr. sburw Courier
I 1 tr ...a.. ....
j. - "- - .t iv. ..1 ift. . , ii.iftr.iurn
The sc'.uers arour.d Green Basin he'd a
meeting recently and arganesed to ptotect
that country from fore.t fire started by
careless campers. A central committee
was appointed consisting of : Messrs Jones.
j tseo, Scott, J L Berry, f P Mddill, R M
Poe, lyes, N Bowman, J Schuit, Frink
rarketi and Jos reasle. .
A Eugene man has figured out tha
Lan; county sends away 9460.000 a tear
for manufactured goods ihat could' be
made at home. The easiest thing in the
worhs Is 10 figure. The urging of more
name manufactures is a good one.though,
and applies to every live counts in the
M,le
We learn hv IVInftit C V..I
i maim Wo h.o "r.i a .. w.
. -. . - - . . . . . . e 1 -111 IS.. 1 ... llivoi.lll
In the kindergarten and the work done by
the pupil vi;i form part of the decoration
tonight at ihe opera house Friends of the
work are invited te inspect It. Co-r?e
' esrlv cnouirb to do It
I w
.1 iftfttswieai nieneii won were 1 aouina
TI , . o.t 11 1. . .... .
. u... .
i Aft ... ca.i..i;-.c uic 1 roneer s.one rerumeo
i a.:.. ....... a e-,.. . ......
: ,oud " b';!r th" ey expected. They
100k totrve aamnlei that were exrsosed ...
I the weathci ii years and are as goad to
j day as when taken out. Fireo'aces were
thown made of this stone vesrs aero a
g.ou as wnen put to
..... ... - .
pul 10. .. sample ot the
ttone may be seen at P X Duncan's in this
City.
The Imperials were in It todav. Wm
Obenaur and Mr Taylor came up from
Salem today, and this afternoon were bi
cycling with O M McFarland and 1 V
: " llson on Imperials, when a tllaht
' wUh w,,cel m front e.used Mr
i " "or- he thrown over his bicycle.
' l,e next bicyclist r-dingover both wheels
. 1 v ..son lengmwise, As tne
periais are made (cr use Ihe tl.1m.1ce
.nfttl .A.. ... ,. . O
was
Hiuutii me unoer man lost some
cuticle.
A few friends of Mvron ttham assem
bled at his home in this chv :st Mondav i
evening to enjoy an evening of music
both vocal and instrumental. Selections
were rendered on tbe guitar, violin and
organ by Ed, Kronk, A. R. Rutherford,
Mrs Itendee and Nora Mav. The music
was interspersed with games, and shortly
after eleven o'clock Ice-cream and cake
was served. All present spent a most
enjoyable evdnlng until long after mid
night Among those present were:
Mfsses Emma and Alice Love, Pauline
and Nora May, l.ola Senders, Gertie Gore,
Grace Isham and Mr Hendee, Messrs.
A. R. Rutherford. Mvron isham, C. E.
Hawk, A. Bassett, Ed Frank and H.
Walden. Myron left on Thursday's local
to resume his work as night man In the
S, p. .depot In Albany. tiarrlsburg
Courier.
Salem has made a six years contract
wliii the Electric Light Co. of that city.
llalsey has a base ball club. C. G. :
Gray is captain.
, j. - . voiftuHi . rm iu ntuinT inn rnom
i . 11 ing 10 attend rhe funeral of his friend Cvrev inflammation of th.- b ajder. after a short
U f : II f I t- t tSWfAatv- i v-w . ft Jilt va at , . - e ya
- 1 ' II II I J
A No. t badge A. F. 15., with the Ini
tials W. W. on It, was lost last night.
Please return to the Democrat office.
O. S. Davey, representing 'the Albany
Bottling Ccmpany, was In the city this
week. Brown.tville Tlir.ea.
Judging from the Brownsville Times
and several other of cur exchanges the life
insurance ousinestts getting nvc.y in tne
l'r' . , , ... ne. through contideraWe bnains tran-
To-morrow a big excursion party will sactiona, that the publication does Mr
come from If a'ritburg to Albany, arriving Kennel! a great injustice and that the
iiere about noon. At least to t.undred ' same was primarily pnt forth in the in
peop:e are expected on the boat, 1 terett of rival and jealous insurance
I O Writsman, Thos Kay, J K Weath- agents. Mr Fennell came into our city
erford, 7. II Rudd, E A Miloer and Will ' with the highest recommendations from
Davis went to Waterloo today cm business ' prominent financial people from both
connected with tne new knitting factor. '. Corrallw and Indepenceand from t bn;-
aii m v.... . r. a n 1 ... v ( association. I have never dicover-
35, IOOF are ..queried to meet .rtbefr
hall this evening fiaturday) May 27th J
.,ii, r .a; S .vL L a :
o'clock. By
Mrs I O YVri'sman
.
ne
A Celestial was asted to-dav hosr
Chlntman stabbed by Sullivan wa get log
wB. .ieerco: "-ie live two, : ,
tlee dlsys, then he live; but he not Hire
two, llee days, then he die," which shows I
the situation very well.
List evening the bone f a mastodon
was found in the excavation fr the new
P. O. building. It seemed to be a part of
. 1 . . . . . .
wie tore
leg. It was tn a bad condition.
and of ii'tle value, but indicated plain I,
the laige si of the anlma, of which it
,. .
a Umporarv In unction has been arrant '
ea prerertlrig work, on the Soldiers horre
Roebunr. The irmea. for re. . 1
anent fniunctlcm will be hetrd before i
Judge Burnett at the fune term in this
city, when the case will goto .he Supreme
Court -
Tom McNarv aain. The lat heard
about this notorious common Jrunk was
'hat he wa at St Pant, this county, on a
protracted tpree. He wound it up by
breaking iit a
"d searing her
oreaamg nito a wioow woman a house
badfr. Mr Coyle has !
made complaint and he will p.obably be
broughtto ju. ice. Salem Independent.
,
Mtatrift 1
j
The man. who doesn't keep hi. eye.
open and his
a?i a abont bin nowaday
An ex 'hinge y. A
la not in it.
history of Oregon i. now being delivered
at $. a book which i, pronounced a
frand. Wins- a eheao adrertiain and
- t..vP .e...a.MS
biographical work
biographical work.
Here's another from th. PendUrton E.
O : W N Mar lock, who is an assistant
superintendent of Oregon's agricultural
department at the world's fair, write, to
i . - . . . . , - , ,-
.aener, senator ae.oca, en.tv .pc
ignorance some of the fair visitors display
concerning our areat state aire him a
weary feeling. Stopping to look at thi
. B'.n' Braaee. and Ifroi they enquire:
" r w
nr way"' ,d with inward diagn.t
VW' proceeds to enl.Shten them
r.-.Fii-:irormt! 19.0 ueeu 01 o-ne
adve-risine.
q.m .be m0(t rernarkable children '
, eyer bo'i, in the United States died at .
the residence of it. parent, in Portland
. . . 1 eAtL , . . 1 -. . 1
-vtonuay morning. An. coua was nine j
Jake Kafka, born 9 yean ago on the 27th i
of last December. The deceased boy-i
never fttvwl hieher than ?l inrbet .nrl
- A t
hi. maximum weight was 14 p"jMff I
Little Jake was gifted with woad iiful 1
memai iacu:::es.wnicii surprise.! ail wnoi
convened with him. It was beyond the I
under standing ot tome of the Mat medi- i
j B"" in tbe crty. how such a frail, I
IJ; " . ft . . ft.
oiminuiive oooy cooia aeveiop no mwen I
brain power. He was verv apt at homo:
on. and witty repartee, and his nature
also had a serious side lo it.
An item in onr rontemrtorarr. inti
mate, that tbe art icb from tbe States
men in reference to Fennell was pub
lished at the instigation of some one.
The name article appeared also in the
Herald, a fact overlooked, and in each
ctstwu no doubt published merely aa
an item of new.. Tbe whole matter
j sugwe.it that though life insurance is no
j doubt a fine thing, a man should know
what be i. doing and with whom he is;
dealing when he taaes oat insurance. It;
: seems that most agents get t he credit of ;
I misrepresentation, a fact aicne that sug
gests eaatios. Tbe manner in which !
I .11 ftlftll .ft ftft.ft.lft. Ift A.. ,i. . 1 (ft. '
Iby tbe big commission of 40 to oO per
cent, and perhapa more, received on the
first year's premium.
' -yv s. ,v; ...
The vw hl thing titB
k.
i- s--ladvmisement. Isakavics.
cfi, T Willamette valley doesnt get mnch
j f0 5" Iopte travelinK over the oart
j ii,-.i wrv tney are maieiiigmin trips. 1
' s 5T- iH g
jgMSffl, ? kffolb0
reyvyntly rode 12.000 miles 1 without toocbing ;
lSr 't Wlovrs: All tOeses-
ant things mast end. as I real: red when tbe
- Portland, itr-;
aug tne iTiene nau tecome a pun or
1 ue express, wmcn was soon nying- tnrvwgn
1 toe silent msitt toward
Baa
The promise of a rainbow wa fulSiled. for
with the dawn came a n?t perfect .lay. A
rloodles sky afforded a clear view -f
H- vue river valley and distant ctountauiv.
MEISER Oa Friday afternoon. May
$th. 1596. after aa illness of several 1
j mutith. at her home in the First ward. I
! Mrs. Jas. II. Meiser. at the age of about !
!:fc? yreers. The family of the devettsed. a I
I wsnan of ex.'vsllent .-hArai-t.r have the I
sympathy of all in their great loss.
CRocr. -On Saturday. Mav T,t93,of
tion.
BUK.N.
Tosilisson In Benton coun. , on Fri
day, May 26, ta Mr. and Mrs. Jas, Tom
linson. a boy. Let the college yell be
snouted.
Set right
all the proper functions of wo
manhood. Dr. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription is the remedy. It
regulates and promotes their ac
tion, and removes the obstruc
tions and suppressions which cause
trouble and misery. At the two
critical periods in a woman's life
the change from girlhood to woman
hood, and, !ater, the "change of life w
it is a perfectly safe and an es
pecially valuable remedial agent,
that can produce only good results.
It's a powerful, invigorating tonic,
and a soothing and strengthening
nervine ; a legitimate medicine
purely vegetable, perfectly harm
lessand "carefully adapted, by an
extierieneed physician, to woman's
delicate needs.
For all the derangements, irregu
laritics, and weaknesses peculiar to
the sex, the Favorite l'resc ription "
is a romedv so certain that it can be
guaranteed. If it doesn't give satis
faction in every case, the money is
returned. No other medicine for
women is sold in this way.
Ho other medicine can be.
FOSHAY A MASON
Druggists and Booksellers
Apea ts for John B. Alden't publtotOko,
walph we tell at puteUtvkssr'a prioas with
tjaddad
! IY.
LrTTEKS OI E.D0EKT
FROM OVB MAYOR .
The Albany Democrat recently pub
lished an article that seeminglv reflected
upon the boeiness methods of Mr Gerald
M Fennel!, agent of the Mntnal Life In-
j eurance Company of New York. I desire
Ul .DRt from WI k
g!2FJ tt? ZTlT??!? n4.hot
iTJl &.ln Ji.T'1 th,t .'' wh,J.
hare ben insured by the partiee will in
due time receive their policies, in fact. I
do not consider that any one could remain
in the ftintrrv of mil, I rrmi nan. tM.nr.
,oar honr w ho was guilty of crooked or
even easpictoas wora.
Ketfectluilr.ee.,
(S'gnedrj. L. Cow as.
orrict or bamcm. e. vocxg.
ALBASt, Or., May 24th, 1883.
. , , ..j .1 r. . .
v".a ifrf T.I "I-.i V uaVT
"Xew Vork, Cfuking a polki
wh icb I hare me3 recei ved and caref ully
...1 .,(.c!, Mri.M -iff.
i v. rt I have nr.! the li-ht-
STJfi .i 1. r. im.
.ill .K-ie lici in eV.r.rJne
with the statement node by Mr Fennell.
The policies will arrrre undoubtedly aa
rapidly aa the company can issue them.
Erer faithfully yours,
: -v'i.: J ! YoCXO.
JBAtXrC IBSCBA9CL-C lt..N
An article having appeared in the
DtatoraaT of this city, pnb'ished at the
Instigation of some of Gtry Id M Fennell'a
jealous, would-be eompeti'ors, we deem
it in common justice due both to Mr
Fennell and the people with whom he
b" j"' 40 " tb. th. m.do
" wuuiu teem 10 oe riaieniou.
' preposterous to suppose that he bar-
V21!ZttiJ XT l
' f" f" "'J?? TT
? OUr d"C5nt Counties, detivenng to
.hem .me cljht hn.M.wi .l.,. A A,s
"TT gr. rr,rr
PW- .iJ! . I, ,7 . ' A lDTtfast
' IgZZjg ll'r &
perfectly straight and -eiiable. We have
no beestation in endorsing his com pan'
and himself, and find upon investigation
, . . - . . ,.- . .
en.t tne nrmosn. pmicise wmren ater
his arrival here tare been delivered and
have given exct 1 irat rtof act.rjn .d can
Bay to our friends tba-they need pre
themselves no naeuiaeeai theirs will
"
Verv laitnl oily yours,
lfeAgnedJ J. P. Waixace, M. D.
signed) J. Lisset Hill. U D
SCROFULA 12 YEARS
AJwnays Sore. Bat-ace. L3aa Fire.
I to h -ea. O.t Worse
Utyder F. ar Doctor .
CtTresl by CaUctira.
oetw. tvyyyerIh2T Ti ilnsaVal
ilV ItBSi VUAi.O.Mf.D.bM
wscryaara-ii, as; rvtr t;.- :
. Sljfc.-!.
biftd ! ry reat
t 1 1. 1 not
ha. lynx
el e-iora
t.-ta rlree.
sj. e tn :. .
kaota- VABAt -
t tar. a
Eva tb 13 I r vrsne
yaesj I t:id cAer
BCtl .riH cse
i a asftasattal
ti ftSte '.. i I a
tAlObl: ' 1It;- !.-
.Vt lirs
setsH yra
t :- - r.w
at aay (UUy 1 cr I d
ts wear a t . . t ti r-s
teen the clrl bra cntise ixt"? taw
AfSer f woe bo nk, I staxVI be isy. -rd wit. I .
red yattBtyBtsvesft7 twei .zxl lav - ta-ttcn
or tkewe i.b sM-Ad es. a try -.be t-r-rL
i.A AtHDtE... I del It ebett . tat E I f!e$ 1 Eove
siatsi. OhJ lo.. .Ha. ar-1 ir.
eysawf be-.iT eetwr. ( oat: alas.. eh.-sXyaxafc
eUtiirj, too . I.ieei Bty av -trss.
is vr. i-. .u U ftsnse, :x
t mersa seaAwn.. ttvt.'yaeTw-w IV
ra.-teKS feftSfttrssvlH tw tiCft.- tbe U -
- esyiftt Itsaa '.'ire, a-i CTree aa .- ar. ts.
- k svatw 1-swu.rr a4 EetTeTftSeT, ets ftyATAfy
-.1 lav ln aad ecaup ad Twetore EaSr). e
say Cn ear asvj feeavar of tbe slab, ftcei. .
- . wiia mfte ... si.i. : -.ti 1- .ary-'
oi o eervAfaea. was. the neat FbywiiCx. ia-.
tttjft. aasl alt KW rABssBw tail.
iriee. Ctistvava. fa-,
l'rewss! bv lie iV:Tt.
erars aatnCamarcai. Ce2-oaaris. li assist -
XJT Hue toe'ore Saw nieew. " fci sa
' .traiiasw, - OeriSfthiftiiM. wmiftd free.
DIMPLES, v
I IBB
mij in ccavas by Ctraccaa svar.
NOtWEtMIATC
Im as.
-etftiie.bis. tftlnrT.
aw tswtii. Tbe tlrftta-al odw
tsrt.lTlrt tstftSHftm4EAaetA.
HstftSlef
AT
G:..neaTMl r .- I B aa .utacks.
Sick Ueadaehc and Ci-tupaiioa. 40 in
each bonk-. P.:.; Ce. For sale by
drus-nsts .
PSetare '-T. " -r-: Cose free.
J. F. s:r:: ... ....... objl
if
Notice of Vacation.
"T0TICB IS HERKJY GIVEN THAT
IX Geo W Wright hat filed a pefi ion
with the county court of Lmo county, the
gen, taking atud cvort to vacate "Wttgata
addition to the city of Albaay, Linn crunty,
Oregon, and tSat said ooem has fixed Thurs
day, tbe Sen day at Jon... 1S93, at 2 o'eaock
p ta of said day, aa tbe tits U hearing said
petition and objection thereto if aay.
GEO W WRIGHT,
Petiticaee .
BICYCLES
Call on Van Wilson, agent for tne Im
pebial and Faulkner, $60 to $150
Ladies taught to ride or no sale.
REVERE HOUSE
LBANY . 0REGL
AS. ?mm t-ROPRIETlR
etOTive.
THarftft . d
Dit a en patents,
COPrasoHTc -.0
rafwar.
S&ilB&Si br uJ brought before
tav puiUlo Dy a noeice jItcc rreo ol ciierte ui e&n
mm tmm
vr?SS? 8pSft4Uuatr
man ateould ke. wrehoae te w.
0. H. MeFarlands
-:- DKAxaa ts
Harness -and Saddlery.
Display in the Boo,
IS ... ft rnaitti .
- V no fra.
-VTNS -eV
fi-ll take tassel
iass-r-ftc.-.-
mm m
aW-m-Sat .4 If
.er.d
i SciMAayltM
IalV:,5!Astasy'JsVftayASW
.1. ft. ft ftftft -