The state rights democrat., June 16, 1893, Image 4

Health
and Comfort a
Destroyed
by the use of poor smoking; tobacco.
The one tobacco that has held its
own through all the changes of
time and against all competitors is
Blackwell's Bull Durham Smoking
Tobacco.
WHY?
Because it's always pure, always
the same, always the best. Such a
record tells more than pages of
"talk."' It's fust as good to-day
as ever and it is tbe tobacco foryoi..
If you smoke, you should smoke
Bull Durham
A trial is all we ask.
I BLACKWELL'S DURHAM
TOBACCO CO.;
I DURHAM, N. C
A Question
A Qreat Record
For You
Good Advice
KATRERTORD
BERLAIN
sfc CRAM
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ltooi ijiui 11. I 'Vi ! -i 1 1' 1 nam ssssi
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R RI1LTEV
Attomay at Law vnd Solicitor In Chancery. Coll
lions mad on all points. Loans negotiated on
reble terms. Albany, Oregon
G
EO. W. WHIUIaT,
all the ivurta ot thu stale Spatial alSantlsa etvaa Sa , , -
collections and matters In probata Uance: Upstairs -. a Lv Portland Ar ' ' S
Maaon-Twedala Block Albany. Ogn ltHiraLv Albany Lv UW
" i-Mru Ar Boaebnat jLv I TsXa
X 1 1 . SI S i a-sasv local BAttt (shears ScaaAV)
B.tCa.af (.(KM aft VTATSOII. .osralLv Portland Ar I :o so a
ypa'Ar Albacy Lv
11 leal matters will westae promp .,,.
attention fflce a OJi Fallow's Temple, Albany, O
:WAll.v Albany fr'a2f!
I j whitrct, tsi;ts ' gfj3
I. sa MASllAr Lebanon Lt t:S r a
Attorney at Law, Albany, Or.
PULLMAc BUFFET SLEEPERS.
M
ONTANVE sfc HACM I.KflaN,
Attorneys at Law,
Albany, Oregon
AMES J. CHARsVrO.
AUorner-at-L
promptly:
All lagUj business' 'attendsd
FLISN-S Block, Albany,
On
D
R. J. I.. HILL.
lajiSlisa and Snrgejon. OPTICB Corner
retry streets, Albany, Oregon.
ju. ntsrov a oavib.
Phisadans an Sanreons. OFFICE Corner econd
sad Broedalbia streets. Albanv, Or, Calls promptly
sttersled 1 air and eaonlry:
t H ATIHKKI.il . M. D
Hameonathist. aWSpecUiat In
on) ea banrs 7 te s a
1 to 1 p sa.
r entr. A I
l .Otesan.
V I l K V CU-BINKER
or ALBA XT, fiRSSOS,
TRANSACT a svaeral Baidciiut osiness
DRAW SIGHT DRAFTS an Haw York. San Ft n
aco and Portland, Orean .
LOAN MONET on approrod seenrity
RECEIVE deposits subject to check.
COLLECTIONS made on tatorabta tarsaa.
INTEREST paid en time lie 1,1 alls
B
IKK OF ORE4.0.
ALBAS T, OSSBOS.
Piss ISriisal
- J LANNINQ
. lav W PLAIN
ban Sine I
boi:.e
Eiehanaa bomrht and aoM on all the priadpa
dues in the United States I also on Borland, Ireland
Fraaee and Oemsny.
Oolleotiona mad at all aeeeasibla point a on favor,
ble terms.
'Merest aliened o.i time aepuaite.
F
I RUT RATIOBAL BANK,
or ALBA1ST, nssoos
... L FLINN
VTee PreaWeot
.'Basilar
9. E.TODKO
..B. W. LANODON
rKAN8ACT8 A GENERAL ban klna I
ACCOUNTS KEPT snbjest to aback.
BIGHT EXCHANGE and Sri Tannic
.e4d
Mew York, San Frsnciaoo, CbJcaeo and
r tuaad
CO .LETTIOSS SAUK on laturahle tanna
Biascroaa.
E Yoi B. W, La a a sow
g turn. L. Pua
Esvaas t . Sox.
I ISXt'O MTIOSAI. RANK.
Ii OF AI-BAnT. OBOIS.
CAPITAL (STOCK lOS.SOV.
sldeat i C COWAN,
e-PresMunt i M RALSTON.
st Cashier O A AR:H1B0LD.
It l serosa, -i L Cowan, 1 at Ralston, W 8
uadd, W H tj.il.ra, J A Craeord and O A Arch
bold
rRANoAITN a aeuaral nankins' boajneee.
OR.MVSIUtn KHAFTSon Ne- Tors. v
.il it ' Oreron
IXAN UOrfET on apptovad aecurtly
aETEIVKdT-arit subtest check.
ANH Or CIO,
SOIO, OBK007S.
eei lent.,
nier
TJ Uussa
..A 1 Jonas
ONLY
LINE
It 11 N MX
2
THROUGH
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leaving
hirtliind, S:45 A, N.
7:80 P. M.
D A.Y3 TO
3
I
2
CHICAGO
7 Honrs Quicker lo St. Pau.
23 Hours Quicker to Chicago.
40 Honrs Quicker to Omaha
Kansas City.
and
PtlLlMAr, ANO T0URI3T SLEEPERS.
FREE "ECLINMC CHAIR CARS
CININC CARS.
Koi rates and j;eneiiil Information cat
or or address
W H HURLBURT.Asst.Gcn'l. Pass. Agt,
IS vvasnington M
Portland. Oregon
A Pact
Against Time
Fears Nothing
Unchanging
Talk's Cheap
EAST AND-SOUTH,
VIA
THE 8 HAST A ROUTE
K THE
Southern Pacific Go.
Cxpraas Trains laava Portland Dally.
raoa JUtT 1, 1394,
Marti
Ar 7:3 l
Lv 4:SS a
Lv 7;00 r a
TrOOr. a. I La
Portland
Albany
San Freastase
I0:SS r ut
SO a a I Ar
Attava trains stop only at lolLarlns; aUUoaa rta
at Roeabura. Cast Portland, Oregon tn;, w
oom, Saleca, Albany. Taai-ns, 8hodd. Halaey. Har
ris erg. Junction (Sty. Irrtng, Enfant.
Dinine Cars on Ogden rtuutes
SECOND-CLUS SLEEPING CARS
Attache la all isrssrs Trsisi
weks pwVtlasi Ala i a H.i,
Man llium (Bxeept Snnaay.
DURHAM 1
t- JOa a I Lt Portland r ij
tiSoValiLr Oorrallia -a j 116 r
axraass raira satav (besot taaday .
a:S0ralLv ' Portland aTj
Thpowfrla Ticket-
as all point In th Eastern StOas Canada and
BBrfasn be ob-inad at lowest ra'.ea from C K
Prwnfe. Arsot Albany.
. KOEHLKB P. aWlIftS
Maaaawr Vast O. F. and
Porfsti Oragon.
THE WEBF00T ROUTE
Oregon Pacific
W lillll, Baeelver.
TIME SCHEDULE, exeea taaisral
Lasae Albany UM r. a,;LJe Tae,irma, ins a.a
Lease Coerauia lOTr.a.tiiaaTa uarata,..-.,.
Arrle Tsqulna, 1 r. B.arrtTa Albaar, 11:11 a.
Direct Li
Quick Dispatch
Low Freight Rates.
Between Willamette Valley
ban Franctsco
Points and '
Ot TAN STRA ft SAIUBWI .
.
WlUBKeUe V alter. Jane 1 2th t-t, mi SStS
rsoa ras'-isa.
srUlaiactU Vallev, June 7th, 17th, SSth aad Jo y S.
The Oompanv -.trvea (he ngnt
hange sailing dates thotit notloa.
to
BiVKR KrutMEHN.
gtramei "Haas-" leiree PoiUsnd Wadneadav aad
Saturday 8 a B.
H C Oaj.Oaa Axt,8dm S.pit Whsrl.P.irtiand
l K Veutfhn. O n Ae't. Su f raraslaeo, Cal .
RE Maleahjr, General Srpt:
From Terminal orl
Northe n Pacific RaM
la ibe Hoc to take
To all MA US ai SOUTH
It la the DIKINC TE.
It run a Through
E IS TRIIJIS
In the
ST. PADLand CHICAGO
(NO CHANGE OFICAR8 )
Compose, of Dining Cars Uasorpassed
Fallman Brewing Room Sleep rs
Of Lai tt Equipment
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS.
Best tLat can b oonstrutjle I and In
which ao oiumodtilona are btb fiee
and furniahed for holders of Firs or
8. oond elaaa ttoketa, at tl
ELEGANT OAY COACHES.
A Coiitiouras L1n9 connectidg wilh
al linss, affording Direct anU
Uninterrupted Service.
Pullmai Hleeper reser rations ean lie
aecured lo advano througli any
Hent of tbe road.
THR )UOU TICKErs to and from all
E dnui In Arne:i England ao.1
urope ctn be purchuwd at at y
ticket ofB-j of thla coiepany,
Full Informal! m conoerning nies.tlme
ortraioa. route anil other cslis rain
lsbed on appllost on to auy or
A D CH.KI.TO!.
Assistant Otiiierai Pasaeug-r Agent.
No 121 First fit. c .r. WaMlilngtou.
Port'antl ne on
C G Buikbart. local agent.
BICYCLE?
Call on Van Wilson, ogent for tne 1st
PBKlAr. and FauLKNEK, 6o to $t r,o
Ladies taui(ht to ride or no aale.
REVERE HOUSE
iLBANY . 1WC, '
1 It?. PFtClFFFF rROPRlETOR
he fjemocvat.
THK KEPtBUCAN ROW IN OHIO,
TbeOUo campaign just beginning is at
tracting attention figm all parts of the conn
try. The papers are discussing the situa
tion from every conceivable standpoint.
The Syracuse (N Y Courier tni up the
republican situation In the following edi
torial, in which It states the facts as they
exist:
The governor has not incteased his
strength and popularity during his term of
office. On the contrary, a strong and pow -erful
opposlilon has sprung up against the
governor Inside the republican ranks . Mc
Kinley has been very partisan in disposing
Of political patronage, giving it entlrtly to
the faction of the party which is said to be in
themtnotitv. but whic.i 'stands In' with the
powers that be. In consequence Gov
Foraker, and the faction which stands by
him, is on the war path and openly pro
claim that they will go for McKinlej'a scalp
tils fall. Indeed, they make no secret of
anil insist
t ... hi l 1 T- ,n. la
that thev wi II knife him at the polls in
November. Moreover, the pollt r that Gov
ernor Mckinley aisi.ds lor i not as popul.tr
as It was in Ohio. The republicans in that
state realize the fact that McKinleyism ..as
largely responsible for the defeat of their
party in the national contest last fall. Their
I eyes are oren to this lact and many of the
Ohio leaders are disused to lay the blame
for the defeat of Harrison on MtKlals".
Moreover, they openly claim that the gov
ernor secretly plotted for the defeat of Har
rison's renorr. nation at Minneapolis hop
ing that with Harrison ou of the way,
lightning nould strike him The Hanison
faction in Ohio which 1 oaes the federal
patronage by the defeat of their leader, it Is
calimed, will oppose to a man McKlaley's
re-election. The war cf the republican fa
lions in Ohio is lo be a bitter one this fall.
Governor McKinley may be able to harmon
ize some of the differences that esiss and
patch up a, temporary truce by promises of
future patronage, bnt after the Minneapalls
episoie the Foraker and Harrison factions
claim that they can put no faith in the gov
ernor's promise . and pledges believing that
he might sell them out and give them awar,
jus as he attempted to sell out rlarrlson at
Mlnneano'is. The Ohio democracy there-
j fore are very- hopeful rf defeating Governor ;
ii.Ua 1 his fall. iher will nlace a nor-
alar ticket in the field and will contact a
campaign to win.
..L: I (Tnn.laa'1 nf AI.1 V.trao an Arii-
rondack guid?, who ha. spent 15 winters in
the wilderness, thinks the state should offer
! a bounty for hedgehoga. fie says that in
! the winter they chink trees an? eat the
bark and limbs, and Afterwards the trees
die
In the summer they eat the f-xxl the I
deer live upon. Hedgehog are very
! numerous and according to Mr Gjodsetl
! this fact is dae to the decrease in the
number of panthers in the woods. Hesays
, panthers do not kill as many deer a is gen
; erally supposed, but tbeir principal diet f
: hedgehogs. He sll'ees that there never
was a panther klld whi:h was not fall of
hadjehog j sills.
If oar Ameiican Ixomoiive lui Jerscon
! tinae tc make as much progress In the fuUra.
as they have fiui in; the past few year,
England will soon ceaue la bare the repu-
tail ion o running the attest trains la ths
world. The record of a mile in 35 reloads,
made t'lfs week br the New York Central's
new Columbian engine No 999, makes 'hat
locomotive be chsmpion flyer cf tbe wotu.
It I'eaervea to be an Jibered looo aow.
i ssees
A dispatch from Washington saya:
Tre fight against Murphy and Markley is
beirur Poshed viaorouslv all along the liee.
and filler. Gorman and Floed are patting
M nd lo ir .nfiuenc of the two T s-ate
committeemen. Tbey are backed by many
of tbe leading democrats of Oregon, who
rave sent le'ters to influential men here
which will base a tendency to do op Mar
pby. A vey close frienl of Hoke Smith
raid tolav that Col Robert A Miller would
secure a sooj place In tbe dip'oaatic ser -
vice.
The narrowest and deepest p'are In the
i Mississippi river is at a point jest above
f Kit hardson's lard.ng, a boat zoo miles sooth
j of St Louis. It is called the "devil's hole,"
named so by the negroes long before tbe
war. Tbe banks on et'.ier -d: are Ol solid
rock and stand up almost perpendica'arly.
Soundings have been made there to the
depth of too feet and thj bjttora never
touched. As to how deep the wa'er really
is ao iteambostman k row s, because they
have never gone to t' e tioubleof finding
; out.
Prtif BarriirJ of Ihe Li k Obaervatoiy
expects that three years will be irqsired to
comple'e the series of pboograpbs he is
msking of the Milky Wat. Tre work Is
pioceeding rapid at the rtbervatorj, sad
the as'ronorntr is confident that when hi
labors are finished the resu'ta will revolu
tionize the oM c me:; lions of the Milky
Way. He evptcts to reveal the presence
of at leasi joo.ooo, oo suns
Tbe largest s'-am nauimer in France has
btsen erecteJ al tbe woiks of Martel Ferers,
Kives-de-Gier. It ij loo tons and has a
fal of 19 fee- Th-; snvll weighs 760
tins, the face being one piece of 1 25 tons.
Tne banmer is -served t.y a travelling crane
capable of lifting Ijj to is, and two radia
ting cranes wbicii Can lift as much ss 180
tons.
.'apanese auctions give rise to none ol
the noiie and confusion wiiich attend uch
sales in Edrop: and America. Each bidder
writes his name ant) bid on a slip ul paper
which ia placed in a Itox, and when the
bidding is over the auctioneer opens the boa
and the goods are OtcUred to ll)ng to It;
highest bidder
While the wedn noveuwnt of popu
lation in the United States for the century
aggregatcfi 50o miles, the extreme northern
and southern variation is a littl under 22
miles, and the finishing point of the line is
only some six miles south of the starting
point
it is said that if a person is trying to
deceive you he will invariably d aw nis
thumb in toward the palm. On the other
hsnd if he is telling the truth, the thumb
will be relaxtd and draw aar Lorn lb.
palm
R;cent o .ta'ojues show that entomolo
gists hive fojn I 36J species of spiders In
the uppjr Cayuga Lake B"in, 371 in the
District of Colum'iia. and Ji in New Eng
land. Or George Marx hai compiled s
list of 292 species which h.n e beer found
In thi polar regions of the gtab-.
Til.' lleeCj uf Id s. .-1 an I an ! the woik
of siveral mn for half a 3 ear are required
lo make a genuine Cashmere kind! t taid
aurl a half wide.
1 t- . 1 jma
The.e are published every month In
the English, French and Unman Ungua
giio 1 1; iisii a of (..'tioiiica's
exe'usively toe'ectrlcel subject.
One aq jre foot r f gloss will lose as much . policy must be the remit. The cnly direc
beat ss six square feet of l2 Inch brick tion 10 look for relief is to the republican
wall. ' party.
The amount ot lorasl in New Jersey is
3334 square miles, or 2,069,819 seres, out
ot a total of 4,809,218 acres.
A ton of anthracite coal averages in bulk
from 40 to 43 cubic feet. A ton ot bitumi
nous coal occupies from 43 to 48 cubic feet.
A German geographer has calculated
that there are still 1,700,000 square miles
of Ike earth's surface uninhabited.
During. 1892 657.646 "unruaitable" let
ters were mailed in the United States,
52,612 of them wholly without' any outride
sign, symbo! or address.
Penny savings banks are connected with
public schools of Belgium, nnd 170,000 of
the 605,000 primary pupil have deposited
over 500,000 francs.
Central Park, New York, contains 862
acres; Pheonix Park. Dublin, i760 acres;
Hyde Park, London, 400 acres; Yellowstone
National Park. 2,288.000 acres-
Thee 2,007,164 more bunchet of bananas
received at Amettcan porta in iS9i than In
i7qi. The total teceip'-t were : 2.855.919
'bunches against 10,686,140 banches
1 v '
in
1891
Three times as many persons, it is
thought, travel by water between New
York and Boston as by rail. The compe
tition between the Sund line at one time
was so great that passengers were trans
ported free and given a free dinner.
Irenes and Amea Elton of Vineland, Jtf J.
celebrated their diamond wedding the
other day, having been married 75 years.
They are aged, respectively, 95 and 92
I years, and retain possession of alt of their
1 faculties.
Scientists are of the opinion that Ave-y's
Island, situated la the delta of the Mississ
ippi, Is composed below the top soli entirely
of salt. The salt occurs in irore or lesg
transparent masses, and Is quariied for ex
port .
According to the Scientific American, !
corn husks boiled in caustic soda aw being
mi in the nuwuJacture of paper. The j
. .
husk. a,e reduced to a spongy. gluUnos
paste, which is subjected to heavy pressure. ;
Tbeglutiu eliminated by this means is
said to leave an excellent fibws
Denmark's trade in butler has increased
mere than 100 per cent during the htt five
years, and 90 per cent of the .luan'i'.y ex
parted goes to England Australia is also
becoming prominent as a source ot butter
supply fur England, having fn'oUhed
that country with 7,aoo,ano puuads lsss
year.
The difference in the purchasing power
of money between W92 and the present day
is illustrated by a calculation made by
Prof Huge and published in a German pa
per. He says that the first expenditure of
Columbus cost 'about t7300 of our money,
which seems a very modera'e sum for the
equipment of three vessels, small as tbey
were. Columbus, however, was paid as
almiral only at the rata of $320 a year; his
captains received only 16 a month, and
sailors from t2 to S'2.50. Other expenses
of coarse were in proportion.
LVM HIM. IN THE SOUTH.
The Charleston News and Courier is
making an earnest and honorable fight
a Tims t the Uwleseness which has its most
offensive illustration in lynching suspected
erirainala who would suffer the death ceo .
. criminals who would suffer the death pen -!
,k i. .a.i , t a-iih,.
; Ex Governor D H Chamlrlain takes
part in the discussion by publishing in
,.s uM , r i.a
2 TZ 2
! t9 ongtaally written but not pob-
babed Iaat fall, after toe paDiicauan m tue
North American Review of Mr Douglass's
article on "Lynch Ijlw and roliucal rp -
presaion in tbe South."
Governor Chamberlain is even more op
' posed lo lynch law than Mr Donglass is.
The latter granted that it was justifiable
ia soma cases Got Chamberlain says that
he stands with! Abraham Lincoln, who
j aid: ''There is no grisrraoce whatever
j that is a fit object of redress by mob law."
But the pith and point of t Jo v Chamber
Iain's latter is that Mr Douglass in a bitter
general denunciation of the people of the
sooth for resorting to lynch law for the
punishment especially of one crime, assaults
by negroes on white women, while no
where in his article does he apeak in proper
condemnation of tbe crime itself or
"'
bis race to cease from il
The Sows and
Courier says of this letter: j orders ami by individuals, amounts to
It should be read by every colored man 060!2? "! The American r-'grini
in tbe state and throughout the south, and S Ke 600,000 francs,
particularly every colored preacher and ! reliiirai Talk,
politician. Like everything that ex-Go Washinotox. June 7 President Ciete
Chamlierlain says upon public questions it j Mj has notified the beads of all depart
goes to tbe bone anl marrow of tbe suo j manta that Ihva Mnrphy and John Mark
JcL ley are no longer to be recognized in tbe
This whole subject is of such importance j matter of appointments. This wa what
to '.be social and political relations of both caused a csMsalioa of tbe work whirl, Mur
race, and to the honor of the whole people i Ll afpnifaer t
as owing responsibility to the law, tbat we ,to:ni of sbose upon tbe administmlum
print Gov Chamberlain's contribution to ; from many democrats in oreiron. and Mr
this disaussion ia the World.today.- WoiV Cleveland now feel that he has made a
MrKIM.KV ASiAISI.
The republicans of Ohio have lenom!
nated McKinley for governor. He made
a lengthy speech.
la opening he aaid that the nomination
is bcth an hjnor and one which impoaed a
duty. He might forego ihe honor, bat
could not refuee. the duty . Continuing, be
chslleneed the democratic party to battle on
both state snd national Issuis. He reviewed
at length the financial situation, pointing
out that Cleveland fir.t fixed the f 100,000,-
000 gold reseive it ihe lowest ssfe limit,
and, having erected the danger signal,
cutiously enough was the first lo haul it
down. Was it to be wondered at that peo
ple were distrus ful. especially in view of
the fact that the administration had put
forth no line of financial policy ? If today
the president would announce that thre
would be no change In the Indusir'al legis
lation and the financial situation would be
met and solved on the standard ol financial
honor and national good faith es atllshed
i by the republican party, confidence woulo
at once be restored, Cleveland saya the
the Shetman si ver bill L the csuse of the
depression, but does not convene congress to
repesl it. Is this because be tli'nks futlher
financial distress nectsssry to convince bis
party of the necessl.y of such legislation?
If (O. democratic cscendrncy will prove
costly leaf on. While waiting tor t'emo
crats to catry out the declara'ions In their
platfonn on the tariff, ihe country's luvlness
Is patalyz d brcau.e of uncertainty. If
they do as they promised they wilt revise
the tariff on s British free-trade bHsls,
striking st many Industries, ma.!ng profit
less capital and throwing thousand, of
American wo'kingmen out ot employment.
If the expectation of what tin tiettiocrats
would do hat destroyed confidence, what
wl l the full realization do? But the partv
is divided Into factions tor and. against the
administration and Is spilt asunder on the
tariff and currsncy Issues, poorly prepsred
devot d ' a,,ll'l"c SJ'aan ua lilt .nuitllUU.
With a go'.d president and a silver con
gresi what can b: done? A do-nothing
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Washington. June 9. It was between
9:30 and 10 o'clock this morning that the
floors of the o'd Ford's threatre buildin g
on Tenth street, occupied by the records
and pension division of the surgeon-general's
office, fell inns though they had been
parts of a card house. The floors were
made up of iron girders hardly strong
enough to support the walls bat heavy
enough to stamp oat human lives. About
25, mostly government e'erks, were killed
and over 100 injured.
A airtkera War
Lamont, 111, June 9. Deputy sheriffs
with Winchester rifles and armed mobs of
strikers met at Letnont today, and the first
week of the strike in the quarries and on
the drainage canal closed with a copious
shedding of blood. The conflict came this
afternoon, and as the result of a volley of
shots one man was killed outright, and two
uave died since. I wo others are reported
missing. They are said to have fallen into
the canal after receiving mortal wounds.
Fourteen others were wounded, three
fatally.
An 11. Im lion Case
VicToiiiA. B C. lune 9. lie? A It
Z ,1 V 1 .1 f.""0" """."""OM'offimlwtWv waa appoiated
I itt l .
Cal. is in the city jail here, ciiarged with
the abduction of pretty Lucy Ruckr. the
youtnful organist of his church, and held
for extradition and delivery into the bands
of Sheriff C A A Warfield. of Merved coun
ty. Both Reams and Miss Rucker have
been at the Doane hotel, with the former's
13 year-old sen, since Wednesday night.
I levrUnd ens in j
Wasiiimitos. June 9. President Cleve- ' Havne A- Bvck. aci-t roads! .'
land contemplates a trip to the Pacific Stite.i ii Nutting
coast next year. He told a man today that.,;,,,', standish. liountv! .........
he wanted to see that country and would j w Zcu-wett. aid poor ..........
probably go soon after the adjournment of , V r Davis and ixior
congress next year He will pass through j,,,!. 1 lunrfu,. galan-1 T -
Oregon if the 'pper- ' IVnnoyer m KmUiiigh.. .mnjissioner
not (juiisiiiiih. mt: .i.iif ruiii8i mm. me
f resident said the coast was a part of the j
nited States he had never visited, and be
was anxious to see it.
a iijpp ay !
,. . , , ,,. j
Sas kam iso. June 9.-P J Sullivan,
who brutally murdered his wife November j
1 Ujin'? h" toJL1".' . ""i1 1
the death sentence today. The date of the '
execuUooi not fixed. dlivan received
his sentence with the utmost composure,
remarkinar:
. nk your honor. This is the hap-
pMrt 01
A ffli II rkrl
m(mU Mlth MarinK to tbat fa rou)
Vancouver, Wash, had hi pocket picked
on the Vortland train this evening of $UX.
; He reported Hie lo to the police, but there
i
ts no clue.
flail C lear ftustay "a
CsHCAOo, June A majority of the
I'-ited States circuit court today decided
the sforld's fair must clot-? Snadxys. Judge
Wood and Jenkins ordered that an injunc
tion be issued reatiaining the officials from
opening toe gates ot the lair grounds
Jadge Groaacup diaaented. recommending
that the ibjonction applied for hj trie
I'nited States district attorne.v Us not
granted. Tbe deckion of Judge Wood and
Jeckins, though reachingr the same point
in the end. take Ibis action on widely di-
twgiag gtXMwdf. and the dissenting opin-
ion ditfers radicallv from both, .the court
rams were crowded when the decision was
read.
, ' - ' .
Besa.ee Basiaea.
Palovse. Wa Jj. June . -The First Na
tional bank, which ilosed Tuesday morn
ing, will open for bunneas tomorrow at
noon. The bank was in Srst-c'as cocdi
tion when its door were closed, but did
not have ready cash to meet the run caused
by the news of the failure of the Bank of
Spokane Falls. The ockholder and
Marly all the large depositors had the nt-
most coandence in tbe bank, and did not
worry in tbe least.
hanrd VM Matsanesl,
Seattle, vah. June 8. Genenl M.n -
Stfer Sbeil'V tt-leaTraphed from Fairfaaven
mis morninjr io u repnj-aota;ne in uu
,ut. M.v,u.wt w .... .triu.ut.tit. t t ititf
city that H 1 TbonipHw. faroariy attorney
?r. ! Fairhaven A" Soothe a aad tbe
I Mfe .V7,P-ir " ?-
has been di- hawd for dish?nety. The
charges against Thompson, as stated in the
dupa'cu; are tnat be has rabJ .iral's
using ibe company's name without au
Uwri,v
;
avairaa -prr aiat.
. WAaarsr.Tox. Jane . Surgeon ilen
: er.u man. of the marine
Knm t a I Ma.
ttxr, revel. ru ie lu waio uiasMui-u imui
Mr Newberry. United States cbarge d'
affaires at Constantinople, dated from
Pera. relative to the cholera oaf break
in Asiatic Turkey:
"Tbe latest news shows a rapid spread
westward into Mesopotamia. If it follows
j the trade routes this will wn bring it into
i the Mediterranean ports."
sta-seirsl la Sealilr
Seattle, June 8. Charles I MM. a
! plumber. wro came here jboat 4 years ago
' from St Paul, where his mother still lives.
was shot through the heart and killed this
j morning by a companion whom be was
' o jaged in giving a terrible beating-
Essraasi sUfl
Hilars 1 una H Tha mmi rJt ntinar
t.l Iha. rtOTraa itnritis Vtia Ar.iarr.rl in.
j ov cf piip-ims. by Catholic
ujiau&aTj iu naming ivusveit.
Tfcree iBsparsaal sfaeslloaa.
Xrw York, .'une ?. lhe .-'orM pre
sents Ihe answers of a majority of the
members of tbe next congress to three im
portant q lestions, as follows:
'I)o y-u, with voor oresent informntion.
i favor a r-pe.il of the Sherman silver law ?"
highly ix answered yes and 1
"Do you favor an income -tax V" Korty
6vo. yes, and 42. no.
" I o you favor the repeal of the stute
bank bix ?" Thirty, yes. and 60..no.
Will Kraame.
SruKANK, June ".The financial storm
of the past two days has entirely subsided.
None of the banks suffered a run today,
and it is expected that henceforth all will
gain in deposit. Officers and directors of
the Washington National, the Washining
ton 8aving am. Citizen's National are
planning to resume busine. They ore
encouraged in this by the general convic
tion that the suspensions were purely ac
cidenlal and not at all justified by the con
ditions. Dlls't FI.M
Cobvam.is. June 7. The prize-fighting
cnuie struck Corvallis recently, uiid two
local slogtrers had made iirrang;inents for
a match, to have taken place last evening
near the rity limits. A small pu'se had
been raised for the purpose, and the prin
cipals, together with their friends, were on
the eve of leaving town foi tho battle Sold,
when Sieriff Osbtrn made his appearance
and placed tin effect in' dampener on the
scheme
Fargo Darned.
Moorhraii. Minn. June ".- li.ilf of
Fargo is in ashes. The tiro started t ;l
o'clock, in a restaurant on Second 1 1 1 't
while a strong wind was blowing. At 4
o'clock, the fire had reached the (ireat
Northern tracks, 10 blocks north, gutling
the ent're district three blocks east to
Broadway. Probably 2001 people are
homeless.
Receiver Far a FJaarlag Mill.
iNUKi'MNDtcNt E, Or, Juno 7. The In
dependence (louring mill, owned by (icorge
Skinner, is in trouble. R Shelley was up
poinjjed receivor of the properly ti rough
application of persons interested. Mr
Skinner claims to have assets enough to
settle every claim if given time to in. ike
collect i mat
Te lea tir lbs system
Effectually yet gentlv, when costive or
bilious or when Ihe nlord Is Impure or
sluggish, lo pcimanently cure habitual
constipation, to awaken the kidneys and
liver to a healthy activity, without Irri
tating or weakening them, to dispel hess)
aches, colds or fevers, use syrup of figs.
mm v rt cor St.
(J. N. Duncan, ic.iinly Judge; Win. Ilumijauirh
and J. W. I'UKh, Commissioners.)
Petition of FM Kizcr c t ul for county
road, ooatinaed.
Bill of i W Howes. 820. dismissed.
A pplkatian of It () Fellows et al for
pDinttnent of just in- of the iicace.
ap-
illB-
iiiisseu.
Petition of Willamette Land1 Co and ;
W Wright to vacabe additions to riiy of
Atomy, minted.
A L Arnold resigned as supervisor of
dist 7 and M A Lucas was appointed.
In matter of petition of T M Arcliam
brougli for alteration of county road,
granted and t lewera appointed.
Bill of Ben C Irvine & Co, 27.50 eon
tinued.
Petition of G
granted.
A QrifBn to open road,
Petition of J K Whitney et al for
county road ganted and viewers ap
pointed -
In application of John A Bletwh et al for
county road name ordered opened.
Bill of Johnson Lee, Ixwnty, $12.00 con
tinued. Fees in Stall! at Bert liOgan disidhrweil.
"" VBSJ
Jos ( an resiifwl iw mjnenisors and
The following bills were ordered naid : !
. .... ..la. t,ni fiv. k Ti
i ; .lunom. ain Mm .it jiiiiin . . . . j i i
Mr W W I'urriitli.fua M V Tavlor. 20 001
Linn County AlMtnu t Co'..
BQ0 (
47 45
40 BS
k :)
81 50
State ajgt ieo Va.
liregori agt (Jeorge I'rine
( tregon agt John M Smith
Ben C Irvine A Co
Johu Burnett, aid Mrs Junkey and
Mm fkltflmp
14 W i '
7- l
7 00 j
(i
f, s, :
j I'ugb. fees, commusioner ...
Vm Rumljaugh. ae. 1 1 ' H
ju.lg 1 hincan. aid joor .....
( ' Ja, Itson. fees
O P Coahow, aid llnl famiiy $
G C Cooley, aid Mrs Clark
M Henderson, aid Henderson
family
W E Savage, aid Cox family . . . ..
,. c- CZi vi di....
- i
5 00
00
1. OU
8 00
w H Wallace, aid Mrs Kilts
a ivi.-, .ui'...,.,,!.,!.,,,.!,
. 1
I l.l
w jt , ajj n Kemp
BF c olr 'ketpiag
j John Vsher. janitor leea
llrir Wallae arv
XfjSZ:?.
state agt Crow
J A Cumming, acct jail
in in
M 50
15 00
83 85
26 30
m 35
t 00
jv "v
American Road Machine Co, -cct
road : 470 00
J R Wvalt. prvl ex..
f 05
1 "tiiitti & Gearr, acct poor, bill
$34.50.
G F BUiasall. supl
YY J Willbanks arrt roads
!u aiming A Campaon, acct poor.
! Albany Electric Light Co
Foshay & Mason, stationery
Frank'McCormick. acct roads
i- 05
M fsj
3 00
10 00
oj 00
24 So
' Geo Markheart, acct roads
21 00
38 00
rosier mii i., acci roaoa
I D Follett. acct roads
G T Foster, sorveyor ...
State astt t has Kole
Sue agt Hum Gow
I Owning Bros, sect roaea
. J B Tii'.otaon. bridge .
Hodges & McFarland, acct poor
C C Jackson ...
SI Payne, fees
Kimaey & Davis, mitcellaoeona-
Hopkins Bros, acet C H
ij A Bilven, miscellaneoos .
O W Warren, acct C H
j Ladse A id Saatiety. aid poor
J !r V II Davix act-t inxane
DrCC Keller, acct insane
: N I Put nr. aoct insane
I A Hlevint. awt roads
I Parker Bros, arctjioor
j revm art J H Turjiin
i tihregon ajrt Gae Va
1 Jf-1 , ' I00?": -tf-
! I ten t Irvine k to. stavtioaanr
j j R Wyaet. pre!, ea
I . i.'k, a
IS Ot
18 0f
2 80
21 00
5 0
2CS 42
5 06
249 46
96 95
. .o H
1 65
12 90
IT 40
27 50
5 00
6 00
4 00
44 9
- , -
i Isi
,- .-
2j ;Jt
67 5
l'i :ai
0 fa)
J' '!
'
i Kiuim: liurrWI A t o. stvf r
i r itjmt - nnrm . o atvi rise.
i acct S " :jt
j T J Stitsss. t School Supi .
IS 00
1 ISI
4 ...
no ?
:. f.i
i n
49 S
41 00
' A . - s
B W Homo. awl rtd'
Iain.' Lomlarr Lnsgne. a-rt roads .
Y J Smslev. atiiiioaarv
W F I Vkin. acct asaeaaor
J J WhittseT. aert maul
B W Caxtdiff. act-t jail
B W Koa. dirt
A H Morris, acct CU and jail .... .
Mmtanye A' Hacklenuui. ordlerting
del. tazn....
JIKl lt-T
. impansn. tror.
Following is the il of jorora lor the; ThCre b notMng tools- so well to out
Jane term of circuit court, taeetia? on siders as lo pick up a paper and see all
he2Glh: ihe business houses represented in It
Henrv Springer. Urmer. Shedd. They say '.here is enterprise and public
T J Miller, carpenter. East Albany. spirit there; that must be a good town
D F Hardman. farmer. Lebanon. Ex
William Arc .!d. farmer, Franklin
Uvitte.
P R Hilveo. fatmer, Jordan.
! VY Cusick. banker, Albany.
B B Busier, farmer, Rock Creek
W W Scnlly. farmer. Price.
M Acheron, farmer. Orleans
Jonathan Caid, farmer. Sodavtlle.
lames Wallace, farmer. Price
F M Haxen. farmer. Sodavilie
II Rnavett, farmer. Sweet Home.
M M Peery, farmer, Scio.
T P Goodman, farmer, Jordan,
F B Jenks. farmer. Tangent.
WC Stellmacber. farmer, Albany.
A J Johnson, banker, Scio.
J P Berry, farmer. Fcx Valley
K B Michael, farmer, Brownsville.
II C Harkncas, lalorer, Albany.
Charles Pa'tison, larmer, Orleans
F U Levnicli, larmer, Syracuse.
J M CoWeit, tanner, thaoon.
J A Filxwater, farmer, Santiaui
Lre BHveu, liveryrtan. Franklin
Bulte.
fi W Hunaker, farmer, Scio.
Jchn MctJregor, farmer. Price.
Lon Windom, merchant, Brownsville
F M Smi'h, farmer, Sntiam.
William Mgr, farmer, Franklin Bn'.te.
i: i . ii u m s i i t tTB t
The following resolution were adopted
by the Linn Co Business P. of II. al tlia
last regular meeting of the council, held
atCoburg, June 3. 1S93.
Whereas, The members of the L'nn
Co. Business Counc'l P. of H. are in
formed that Brj R .. Irvine, a former
agent of the council. Is lying at his
home in Albany, strickeu with paraly
sis, therefdro be it
Resolved, That the sympathy of Uiie
council be and is hereby extended to
itro. Irvine in his aftliction-
Re solved. That a copy of these resolu
tions be furnished to Bro. Irvine by the
secretary and to the Albany papers for
publication.
Whereas, The intelligence has reached
the members of thia council that Bro. J.
C Powell, ex president ot this council,
is lying prostrate at his home near Cot
tage Grove, Lane county, therefore be it
Resolved. That Hie sympathy of this
council be extended to Bro. Po oil in his
fltlliction.
Resolved, That a copy of these resolu
tions be spread on the journal of this
council and a aop ent to Bro. Powell,
and offeted to the Albany and Eugene
papers for publication.
H. c. Jordan,
Sec Linn Co Business Council, P- of II.
Stoi.i. a Chat. "Die Willamette valley
papers have their hands as full keeping
track of Tom MeXnry as Fjvstern llregiiii
papers do ofHank Vaughn, only in a differ
ent way. Here is another: Thomas M,
Nary, who was recently dodaied a cotntm n
tlruiikiinl in Salem, vviw on a spree over nt
Independence yBsterday, Walking into a
hotellie put on a coat Unit, he found there
anil wore it away. It so happened Hurt
another person hud claim to that coat and
and in the afternoon Marshal Wayne Wil
liams of Independence came over to SaJem
ami arrested AicFary for burglurv and took
him liuek to be dealt with by the Polk coun
ty authoritie.
as s-aa-
A. Austin, of Albany, late of Pennsyl
vania, came in on the Kth. He is aeon! mr
l'rl, a iiireful old miner, and while here
examined the ooul interests up the Depot -Toledo
Post. '
Machines for making tracks were
made by Thomas Blancbard, 1806.
lint
One Smalt Bile uoan evarv night for a
Week arouse Torpid Livers. 28c. per bottla
OMB JBM1D
The city assessment of Eugene foots up
over $1,700,000.
The Sisters School in ihlscliy will close
June Jist. A program of commencement
exercises will be given later.
Pine Grove cemetsry ot Halsey filed
arlir.es of Incorporation wh the secretary
of sutc yesterday naming T F 8mlth, W
R Garrett, Elmore McNeil, J F Davis and
W II bhepard as trus ees,
Chas M Redfield, of Albany, has just
finished the job of making map of the
different parts of Lincoln countv. From
an accounts me work was done in a
skillful manner. Coryallis Times.
very
Ai mc reguisr monthly meeting of the '
directors of the Sslem Building and Loan I
association last Monday $2ioo was loaned !
at ninety-six months' later est In advance, I
ucbiuct paying Miinurawsis.
A notice on a do?r ir. Albanv read.: "I
have gone to the mines. Where sre you
going." Some one wrote endeineath the
significant sentence: "To the poor house,
I have been io the mines.''
The first Benton county strawberries of
the seasor reached the market todav.
They were grown by F H Hughaon. serosa
the river from Albany, and quickly dia-
appeared smone Petir Zleroli'a rU.V
r- -
A government official who knows says
the banks all over Oregon ars absolutely
solid In better condition thin ar v where
else In the whoie countrc . This is . fart
some people evertasilnglv growling about
dull time, should con.ider, for it speaks
for Oregon generally, not slmplvthe
banking Lusinest.
Nflt Ot'OrV AHA haa i m nnifal M - Asm
old gentleman attended the Remenyi
concert iaat nicrlit. aittinc in rh Il-v
u . r D.r;j:: .v". " t .r ".':
Jw. i i nvmtruyi ujrougn tii rat
10 9) piece and encore, got np and left the
KJ 01 ( hail, remarking as lie went down stairs,
a -j"H he only had a litt'e raneic in him
l' -Vi! be woold do very well." Wiiat the old
12 'f gentleman wanted was probably "The
; 91 1 Arkansas Travelei .'
lr,e teac'icr en-.ai.ed for rha
iorvar.t
oubile schools for next rear are: Prioci
pal, t. I Pratt, ot Portland. 71b grade.
Maude Breneman. of Salem : 6th srride
Gu"i fUTnty i 5th de. Mollie Bergen :
siwc, iv-jsc .-toorc ; jr.i graac, leon
Lnull : 2 no ana shirn. ,.f I. - ...
. -1 .7 r" ' ...
Br""c. ry trains I rie teaenrr who
1 e , . ... ...
I ,r"'c "'c " sa nisncnirj, rtnncipa:, Mlas
t Horntne. Sat Soenfr. sntt Ulu 1 K ..
1 ne new principal ts a san ot the Supl ol
the Portland public schoo's.
Old man Groase, n -ar Salem, who
married t be Salen woman, is having
pi-niy ot experience, w lien be found be
r an uean imposea upon na r.ad his wile
arrested for fraud Then be repented,
and concluded to live wilh her. Mie aot
breakfast and swept tbe boose out in
i i -...!- sa .i . .
i a.y auuuicr eiouu appear?,
nd divoret proceedings have been be
gna Thi property is in Mrs Groase a
nmr- ,"lt ,! nortgaged, and it is de
clared tbe o'd man ia eras. .
Hank Vaiiabn, who ia eli kno-n in
lOittae - northweai. was lidine fuiiooel
; through the streets of Pendletoa recenUv.
1 when he was thrown from the horee and
bruised frigh'febs He wa unconscious
What, picked up. 'bt 1 be a!l right in a
mZ d U V L'triTa !?!Z?i:L
' ,ry ---- tnerowc. San rranciseo. aileU t,r steam
more than an, man in Eastern Oregoa. , Unf Pacific, is trving to
It 1. either a fisht or an accident , dotcll WUWtte valley. whifeSpo
bmlley The PHnter, is adding nw : icane and Seattle, helped by tbe Great
presses to his a'.readv we'l eo'-iooed ; b Northern, will endeavor to make x-mpe-
office tition more lively im Washington. Tele- ;
Governor Pepnoter was invited to de "Tmm
liverthe 4m of Jslv oration at Harris-
ruig, but sent hts regrets.
Mr 1 V Wilson haa just received a
lady's bicycle, high grade, at lower grade
price. fact an I aspect ion srill prove.
AH bey a under 16 years of age can get a
- . w ttt 1 1 utt t iic iskijv iu ine oast ground
bJ" et,,c n5' ca '- Vh reek's Shaving
parlors.
; Ifeng the celestial recently stabbed by
Sullivan was on the str-ets yesterday for
' ,he lime, paying the district aMornev
j office a call.
Ills repoii-d that anr-her overland
passenger train will r inn on the South-
" ern Pacta: on account ..f the extensive
t rare 1 ot I r t. ,m.
r . c- 1 , . . ..... .
Democrat, recenUi hurraed oat, aas
two,
Ihe citv this noon on ba r home fro j
a trip up the vall-y.
Wrn Obenaur came up from gai-m thia
tbrenoon oo i.. Imperial, his riding time
being 2 hours and 50 minute He will
return by stay .f the Weal Side roads
II Ai'en.ion n called to the notice for bids
for bui ding ihe new school house of
lit Contractors general I r should take
notice, as ihrs contract will be a farge and
According to the last census trere are
' 33.63 lawyers in the Cnhed States, who
receive 3.ooo.ooo every year In fees.
Thit would glee an average income of
. abaut i 100 each. It is probaole though
; that ten per cent of the number get over
j o per cent of the fee.
Bids fcir building the Masonic temple at
, Corral. f. will be let 01 Juae loth As a
number of contractors, were bidding on
j that structure, who will also bid on the
i new school house In this ciu, ihe time for
opening bids here has been placed 00 the
Slat instead of the Jolh, as will appear by
ihe no ire elsewhere.
. MrW A Peterson, formeriv -.f Albanv,
, wrltii g from San Jose reports Ihe mer
; cnry 100 in ihe shade, 'le h.a been a
reld-.nl of lhat cilv for some time. Re
j cent I f he had his horse shipped from Al
i banv. Filled wlih Oregon blood the ani-
mal easily took the lead a'ong the wide
atrse'a of Han Joe leaving the trotters of
, that citv in hia dust.
: liar: y and Frank Hanson, two cow ovs
j in Asotin countv. Wash., toped a gibtaly
i but be succeeded bv tewth and etawa in
; Ireelrg himself from one noose. He then
rushed at Frank Hanson, who, however.
; selng well mounted, kept out of reach of
swa ciaws. rarry now came to the rescue
of bis brother, aod by a well directed fire
disabled Ihe old f.-llow. and ihe next tw.
shots ki led him. The men state this ia
Ihelr first encounler a short range wilh a
griulr, and is the largest ( ihe kind
they have ret killed.
The KaocanM Pivnic tajcurs at Lelwi
non tom.imw. in celebration of the twelfth
anniversary of the order. The following is
Ihe program of the tlay. beginning at
Music by the band.
Address bv Rev. Imgliottom. of Browns
ville. Mnsie by the bond.
Address by Hon. W. It. HihTHi, of Al
baar, Nfusic.
Adtlncss by J. W. Sherwoval. Portland.
Music
Addresse, by Messrs. Lamberson and
Miller.
I 'inner.
Kuces will begin iU I ::t0 p. , and prises
given.
Hall gome at 3:30 p. si.
A large immlier of Miuvalaws iuid others
will go from Allmnv.
Strawberries
morning.
at F L Kenton's ex cry
On account of the rain the excursion to
the front today wa a failure.
'I he Ruel Custer place was sold at
sherlfTs fale today to Mr All MoElwidn.
It consists of 171 acres.
F resh strawberries ind vegatables everv
morning at r L Kenton's Kroceiv s ore.
Call early and secure the best.
Ir Smith, ol Halstv, recently rob
bed at the L'nh.n depot In Portland bv a
pica pocket, ot oj tn money
S'ltm architects continue to be heard
trom: McNally Knighton have been
awarded ihe contract as architects of the
$10,000 Scio school building.
A day or two ago a larmer told a Dim.
OCR at man that a good rain storm was
needed for spring wheat and vegetation
genarally . It came today in great shape.
Several large motor loads of people
went to the ball games this afternoon,
ab..ut 100 lo the trip. romorrotvU game
begins at J io. Motor runs everv halt
hour.
The well known Mrs Frank Leslie j
Wilde, is suing her husband, Willie Wild!
for a divorce. Willie Is a brother of the
esthetic Oscar Mr. Wilde displayed
very poor taste in marrying the Insipid
Willie In the first place. "
J DeWltt Butt, started for Port , ,M
Tuesday, taking his fine stallion alan otne
horses to sell in the city or somewhere in
the Willamette. John Bowdish went
with Mm, and they intended to drive as
far as Albany and perhaps all the way to
Partland. Ashland Tidings.
John Stewart started a large cattle
drive of 2000 head, over the mountains
from the McKenzle todav. The drivers
are A T Pickard, Ed and Dale Owens,
Bud Hyman. Alf "Walker, Jim Taylor,
Charlie Bowman and three others from
hear Lcbanan. Guard, f
The Cosvallis carriage works have Seen
attached by Honeyman A Dellart, of
Portland, and others for about $3,000.
Their assets will probably not equal their
liabilities when the matter is settled. The
Democrat is informed there has been
some bad management in the affairs of ;
the company.
Ralph Winters, the young man arrested j
for racing serosa the "big bridge, was taken .
bafore Justice Curl this morning and fined
$5o including costs or 15 days in jail.
Row Benson, his companion, has not vet j
been captured. The longer it lakes to j
find him the more it will cost. The les
son is one that should be a general
warning.
Miss Viola Thayer, the new postmls
treaa at Mt Tabor, has moved the post
fCce to anotner place about half a mile
fre-m the old location. The result haa
! cyclone among the citUens,
1 ano me government wLl b- petioned to
hivs It mntfj- ' K... t . . ,K. l .t lAlAn
Misa Thayer is a niece of ex-Governor
! Thayer.
: r. , . .
! 9 1 -Jon. e.'.' kn?n Pinter, now ,
j "J 'rr. Vwl! i V? . t r
! ZlT u ? 7 s. ' ' JT
i ?. Jlf"" l"'
y s -"- ,
l mwms-p . sa. ..i s (V-iaaM wss SS IJPCC,. mwz tm J Wlllll" i
' M. -a a- s a r I
had drifted away to the northwest and!
1 1,. .n ... u. . .
: r. r "".".
nts om home, lie will probablv eo to
Oregon to consult Id. uncles, the Lyons !
Droiners, wno nave large .arming Inter
ests in ne wii'ametle valley. Me ex
pects to then go to Europe lo claim his !
property.
A big tire occurred at Oakland, Or., j
nils morning beginning all o'clock. It
ttar-rd in BavlUa' saloon burning all of
oncs 15 tnis indluoea Bee-ley and
Turner's general merchandise store, Em
est Henderson s barber shop, MUe Dun
can s milliner store, a hardware store
. . i . . . .
j(iui.cir wiir, inu iso or enrre oinci
iui;d!nr
j Al
were f'ame bui'tdiagt but one double
1 : -
k store. The three ware house op
posite Bar, its' saloon were also burned
Total loss t?S.ooo ; inka ranee $22,000
The Albany company only carried $500
on MUs Duncan's mi HnerVahop, insured
oout mreaay net we.
siiattia
"ta the !h inst-wheat reached the Wert '
Ewnt ever experierared in a Chicago rcar-!t-
Cash wheat sold at &i cent.
E E Coy. formeriv of Taeoma. a
who would not lire in th L S because the
lemocr t were in power, i now in iail in
j hawlo. B C. arhere he
month at hard labor.
sriil- remain
j PortiajKl u .Jl a poastio.
mMmK U needed (ohS
Mrs L E Finnev. the pcettv rotusaT wife '
of a aranperoos young merehaxit of linu
vi lie. Art. has dirtinguiibed herseif by
preaenbng her hosfaaml with five bouncimr
baby girl, all within the short -pace of
4even montto. In May of last year Mrs
Finnev gave birth to two giri babies, both
of whom are lrtiiie and are Sne ara-ting
wel tieveioprd children for their aae. Be-
ceotly Mrs Finney wa agzin ron&ned and
when the tronbte' was- over she had increas-
ed the family by three, and all girts at that.
Mrs Finney is a plump IseaiUry looking
wocn aiKHit tarenty-two and wetghs 140
poatktls.
1 . tuaiuui. . . uurjaiiiiE
s Southern ires-on. An eirfins- fro. Ash-
,n ; .rod says: The ruarthc.l- empsved bv the
fjeonomv no r btn nuutairers in iiuaauss
ing oriutiaxn is of a krw. dirty and coward
Iv order. People np this way should keep
their eyes open for ail kinds of traps.
The gtetssral opinion of Salem held br
Roaeborg people is well illustrated bv the
following frost the Review: Dr Briggs
thinks there is a purgatory which is a place
not so had aa hell, and differing from the
latter place in the fact that it ia possible to
get ct of it. Members of the legislature
who have spent ftxrtv winter days at Ore
gon's capital, will rvjcofrniae at once a
pretty accurate deaoription of Salem.
I Col. WiU Visacher and Ben King, the
ravt of the Pacific Coast and the bard of
j Michigan, have made a combination, and
will appetar togtether aboot July first in the
i Riler and N'va atvW. Vioarhvr ix u nf SS..
best story tellers in the country and Ben
King is a genius, who, aa a poet, a musi
cian and an entertainer. U far ahead of tbe
Ikx-ier Poet." He has written some of
th- -w.vtest verses, in the 1! a u dialect,
that have ever been in print, and as a pian
ist he is an artist of the first magnitude.
Hia imitation of Paderewski is something
to be remembered. That they will give a
first dasa entertainment is certain. Wheth
er they will take or not depends largely
upon the tuanagenienf they have. New
ork Journalist.
Here is a sample of the impro-.etuents co-
ing on at Salem paid for by Josephine, j
i Linn and rjQxSr (hegoa cvmnties: There,
j will be ffiS.uuO available for the new build-1
i ings at the reform school; 990.000 for tbe
jute mill. $10,000 for new buildings at the
j.niUntiary; at least W).0C0 for new
buildings at the asvlum and asvlnm farm:
l-'.VW for the deaf mate school, and fo.
000 for the school for the blind.
Then? a wide d Wi mm
between tho help that's talked of
and the help that's guaranteed.
Which do yon want, when youVe
bnying medicine?
If voa're satisfied with words, yon
set them with every blood-tarifier
bat one. That one is Dr, Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. With
that, you set gwaranU. If it
doesn't help you, you haif. your
monev back. On this plan, a medi
cine that promises help is pretty
sure to give it.
But it's because the viedicine is
different, that it's sold differently.
It's not like the sarsaparillas, which
are said to be good lor the blood
n March, April, and May, At all
seasons and in all eases, it cures
permanently, as nothing else can.
all the diseases arising from a tor
pld liver or from impuro blood
It's the best blood - purifier, jd
it's tho cheapest, no matter how
many doses are offered for a dollat
With this, you pay only for th
f ooci you get.
Cm you ask more?
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
TsTOTtCE IS USHKtlY GIVEN THAT THK fN-
ill daratvnadsaaVoanlhasitaTbvoRlarnfta.JL'
ii,. wTt!
daeeaaeu. Allperaoaa having claims arainst 'sabi
,ire bsreby reqabwd to presant them dull
unVoV tTZ
ihsrsi? "u
Uatsl thi. ?nd day ot April. lfts.
wskjrd m cwrii., 1 K WA5ffltrator
aUjs tor Admin.
. a -iaa
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DREADFUL PSORIASIS
Co-erfng Entire Body with White
Scales. Snfferinrr Feartul.
Cured by Cullrttra.
My disease (psoriasis, first t.rot! :y. oi
cheek, spreading across my nose, axi !moc" et.
ertnt any lace. It ran nto raj a. . 1
i.hystetao afraid 1 would lo; Y
siioajeujer. is spre-u ail over ro .
mmx an seu axn, .r.:.i t
eaO-ely VM-hr& I; K t . ,
brole owl .t; rn; er:. t . . I
eaoLl(!rr4, u-.in rj' ar.:- .
fBMt Hjr . , : -
'( entl-e I':., r:v . -'. I
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ft : .-, -'d :
I- f -1 W. i r i V,
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1 1
fc-re ---
.u4r..d a C'jK-rt dirir, toe rU: c-e?.
.tBr , Uurt.Uir. ol l-tUi:j tfc t Uy-sas
etui a; . e, l!r SJtIe o -i . : :sj '.urn
lisy '1loti. f St.. sue- cr,. ?
?Vi . .rxy-w'a-jm. I.ic-.. 'i Ttrc 1, ' :
J". ; I.HM.VST, ft. l".esr.J ly :je V.vztJi
. . f.u i:s! .. Conr 3Ti , ' -
jSVend tor How to Cora tkij Vimmtt ." S
f(t, 0 IUoatraliooa, -ad KM tai .
PT.F-J. llack-heai 1. red, rvxh. e'igftnt,tml
ail r sloa cared Ly Cvrv
W. L. DOUGLAS
S3 SHOE aeVaVr.
sa tsa-rost far (bo
asjaatkaaa. Blaaaate
tojataa basy wiflawS
f
iW.L. Douglas 3 rioa,wfaic.
Shw baan rslae at taw pesoaa aO-
pTake No M -ssJMT
Cfrmaat. lai asiwaaa i i sr. L.
W. t-ISawsxtaa. Bi s irass.alaas SaKfer
ST- L. R. BI.AIIV.
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Siek Ileaal w
CAVEATS.
TW ADS SBARK
D 1C M PATCJITS,
CrgyRg JwHBaBiasa BiBaSa
CN a OX. 9a Bboadwat. (raw Tosk.
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1 tfesp-eeyaikMasatvBBtotettaraaitet9
ffufclifir ammran
jjar: tUO atz aa-asa. Al!airWjsfiA CO,
Kiusaiss, SSI Brosawaj, jisw leek aw.
FARMERS. ATraTI0N
ir : roc t. ANT A .
WACQN HACK 3UB6Y CART
Pl8W HARROW,DRHLSEEQ
ER, FEED CUTTER,
or any kind of a Farm laws
hide, call 00 or address,
Ve.
B. F. RAMP,
Oopcaite post Offce,
Albany, Or. S3
aW aa.iaia.i
Caveats, aad Trsd-M urics obtained, aod all fat- J
ant btiSiiteaTcoodttctec for Moots. tc Fees. S
Oua Omct ia Oaeos Tt u. S. PartaT or-ee-t
ana we can secure patent iu less Hue taaa taoaai
rtsaova from WasaiaKtoa. si
Sead modL ilisnins m ill ii n il ilsisiSi 1
Boa. Vi e advise, U raisataola or not, free ol
caarge. Our fee not due till patent ia secared.
A Paaiacrr, How to Obtain Patents.'' artth
cost of sasse la Uts V . S. sad fcreara naaamaa
sent Be Address,
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