mt cmotvat.
The total number of while males In the
United Stales from five to twenty years in
clusive is 9.655.372; colored, 1,587,318.
Total numberof unite females of same
6". 9.595.'9T; colored, 1,609,499.
In the Cascade Mountains la the Great
Sunken Lake, the moat deeply-sunken lake
in the world. It is fifteen miles long and
four and a half wide. It It two thousand
feet down to the surface of the water, hut
the depth of the watei Is unknown.
The lower house of congress has passed
the bill attending the time for the Chiaeae
to register six months. The senate will
doubtless pass It without delay. Then If
congress wants the law enforced let appro
priations be made to pay expenses.
When the federal election law repeal
bill and the tarifl reform bill shall reach
the senate, will not the spectacle of Lodge,
Chan iler, and one or two other republicans
debating them Indefinitely to prevent a
vote be a most beautiful one for such dem
ocrats as Vest, Vance, Morgan, Pugh tad
Dani-l to behold?
Among the Kafirs the price of a wife
variea from five to thirty cows. The
Darr.aras are more moderate, and one cow
is considered a fair equivalent, whilst a
goat will purchase a wife among some
tribe. But the cheapest marker appears
to be Uganda, where a lather offered to be
tow the hand of hia daughter upon a trav
eller for a pair of boat.
N'apthaline, which is a proJu:t of coal
tar distillation, in appearance something
like paraffin, haa been found useful in
England for the preservation of timber.
The wood is soaked f . r two to twelve hours
in the melted napthaline at a temperature
of 200 degrees F.
Among the many "freaks" effered for
exhibition at the World's Fair are a hen
that always walks backwards, a Shetland
pory that is so small that her shoes are
made from $20 gold pieces, a razor that had
been used by George Washington, an Ind
ian prodigy aged four yeans, who can re
cite "Thanatopsia," and a garment 400 vears
old.
The TJegram is distressed beyond meas
ure because the New York IKorW sees fit to
oppose the boss -named democratic candi
date for supreme judge in that state. This
is a soul disturbing condition of things at
first thought, but when we reflsct that the
World has such an illustrious example as
that laid by Governor Penuoyer in opposing
the democratic candidates on the state
ticket and the national ticket in 1892 much
ot this distressed feeling is removed Some
people will be independent and among
these are the New York World and Gov
ernor Pennoyer.
To adopt the compromise silver measure
proposed by Harris would fall far, very far
short of the free and unlimited coinage de
manded ty Bland, Bate, Vance, Vest, Mor
gan, Mitchell and others. It it not giving
silver the recognition it should have. Let
the free coinage of silver bullion, the pro
duct of our own mlns be adopted and that
will be a recognition that will count for
something.
The late Gen es.le is said to have
brought the Stat specimen cf gold from
California, to the East in 1848. lie cross
ed through Mexico with them, disguised
as an Eng'ith lieutenant, it was a danger
ous place for Americans so scon after the
war, and managed to get aboard 'he United
State sbip Saratoga, thea lying off Sacri
ficios, in command of Capt (afterward Ad
miral) Kirraqut. It waa she report thut
brought by Gen Beale that stimulated the
gold fever all ovtr the country.
"Democrat" at Lebanon should not be
surprised when the'paid tool ot a monopoly
newspaper organ, (notwithstanding he
claims to be a democrat J should engage in
the bitterest abate of such democrats as
Cleveland, Car It I e. La room, McPherson,
Palmer, Hill anil Vocrhce. The hireling
Is doing the work as a compensation for
the mess of pottage he haa received. The
organ had a dirty, very dirty scheme to
consummate but it found a man edited in
the disguise of a drmxret base enough to
do the wo.-k.
fbe capitulation of Senator Voorbees
and the adminittra'ioa cohorts to the silver
senators was the logical result of the fool
ish attempt to enact laws by brpte force
Evening Tdtgram.
The attempt to enact laws by brute
orce was fiisl commenced by Teller" Wol
cott, Morgan, DuBoia tnd other., wbca
they entered into a plot by wh'.ch a minor
ity of the stna'e agteed to hold out phys
ically indefinitely against the passage of
ibe repeal bill. There was no pretense
that th y bad not had imple time to debate
the question. They knew if a vote were
taken they would bo overwhelmingly de
feat-d. They resoiteJ to the foolish teat cf
brute force.
Flie-., though obtrusive in the dog days,
are in general indispensibe because, in
their maggot state, they act a scavengers.
There is, however, a dark side to a mature
and rotant fir's nature in that it may quite
unconsciously !ecome the bearer of sot
grave, contagious diseases, such as car
buncle, etc. The English Mechanic is
responsible for the statement of Prof Sim
rnands of Hamburg has shown by experi
ments that fl'es can infect eatables espe
cially sauces with cholera germs. Hence
it is necessary to keep flies awav from
articles of food when cholera or other
infectious disease is about. The editor
adds that If the German processor has
demonstrated fbe fact, it proves conclu-ive-ly
the truth of the late Cornelius Varley's
statements made more than forty years ago
HE vAt IIBIAL 1 OCKTE V .
When Senator Stewart, who rrpreacrils a
State with a population e than some o
the war-js In Philadelphia, talks agana
time to empty bench-s in orrier to delay the
pass Rt- of a bill lndor.ed by toiti po i kal I
Pitt'iT and actively demanded bv to- '
thud, of Hie population of the country, it
Is not pj.hing Senatorial courletr bejono
the b3uoH, when 1,1 1 thioit falls him ' und
hlssto.kof argurriunts l t-abauste.!, u
bid the natioT wait until he shall have re
cuperated his phylcal energies and scra
ped hi h. i pan fo' more word? If a
hlh en.e of ! nor should govern his ac
tion?, Mr S rv.Mrt would not talk at all. He
1 trying t.) ta k an I v te money into his
own pocket . Whilst he gabbles the busi
ness Intciefs of the Cnited States 'are
n.-rdlcsl tiaraiseii by doubt and anxiety.
Senatorial cuurtea is a lovely thing
lim it i ut forth to insure ibe nght of
p hnt h-aring snd fall dslrbertlon; but
a hen It i mad-s a mask for mere mulUh
uess, and wilful Intent to ob-truct irgs a
ton anJ jefeat the papular desire. It be-,
comt an abuse. The Senate should be
tour 00m with limitation. Tf.e amenltie.
A debite cannot b- safely carried to such
an exteat as to prevent Stnaturs from the
rlitcharge of 1 grave publi: duty rtqulrlng
imcediate action. The counliy afiould be
comldtrsd firkf, and Ihe aneniiies afterward.
THKTARIrT filW.,
The Washington correspondent of tte St
Louis Republic says.
Work on the tariff bill by the
demcc'atlc members of the ways
and means committee continues on the lints
of making ths raising of revenue the object
of the bill arid protection the incident.
That, according to one of the members, is
the direction the proceedings ate taking at
present. There seems to have been cou
8derable talk about enlarging the free Hat,
At there are many articles now subject to
duty which yield but little revenue to th?
government. This points to many agricul
tural products where competition with
American pioducera is impossible to any
considerable extent.
The tax on wheat and other grains may
be abandoned, with the exception of barley,
as there ia a considerable demand for pro
tection against Canadian barley. It seem'
that the protest of the market gardeners ol
the Atlantic coast who did not want the
duty removed from vegetables, will not have
Very much weight, as there seems to be an
opinion prevailing in the committee that
Bermuda products will not cut much of a
figure as competing against '.hoa: grown on
Long Island and other places along the
coast. It Is argued that the Bermuda pro
ducts are shipped in at a time when the
products of the home gudens could not be
planted. The market gardeners In the
vicinity of Buffalo, Detroit and other large
cities along the Canadian border have been
disturbed to some extent by the anticipated
competition cf the Canadians, but members
of the committee say that the consumers
will receive the benefits of the reductions In
price If any follow.
It was supposed that after the statement
of the governor of West Virginia before the
committee perhaps Chaiiraan Wilson might
be Inclined to oppose a change in the coal
schedule. But it is Intimated at the least
that coal is very likely to go on the free li-..
It has been argued that the. West Virginia
coal rieldsare benefitted only wbere tide
water can be reached by rail and canal
routes and that ia a small matter when the
entire consumption of coal is considered
while It is claimed that the benefits to be
derived by free coa! to the New England
manufacturer la an item ot of great im
portance. It has also been claimed the
interior coal fields cannot be affected
materially by free coal.
There has been considerable talk over the
iron and steel schedules and lhre are inti
mations that this is the most difficult prob
lem that has yet confronted the committee
and one which U quite far from settlement.
Members of the committee have talked
aboat a reduction of duty on pig and scrap
iron from $6.72 to 6.50 or $6 per ton, with
the view that there wou'J be large revenue
derived from importations undr such a
reduction. As to tt.e manufactured pro
ducts of iron there is yet nothing that can
be called an agreement. That then: writ be
a reduction is beyond doubt, but the fixing
of duties is considered one of the difficult
matters before the committe.
The Iron ore schedule if another stumb
ling block. The pressure from the regions
along the great .'akeg ia for a reduction of
considerable duty. The Lake Superior iron
miners, who have a large output, have been
urging their members of congress to main
tain, if possib'e, protection on iron ore.
But this nan of the bill hat not been n- !
erally discussed by the members of the com- J
mittee. Some members of the committee
say there will be no difficulty in raiting
sufficient revenue, and that tbey need not
fear making reductions On that ground,
It Is Intimated that whiskey will stand aa
increased tax of 25 or 3o ceaU a gallon vey
easily ; also that the us of $ 1 s barrel or.
beer it very light, especially as the brew
ers are expecting a reoucUoo oa barley and
bop. There are alto intimations of even
ing up the duty on sugar so that refined
sugar will lave no advantage over raw
sugar. At a rneaas of. raiting revenue
some members of the committee say tin1
half or a quarter cent may be placed on
sugar without aay ill effects.
ilBOXLY PROTESTED
Mr Bryan of Nebraska scouts the tale of
hi withdrawal from the democratic party.
He remains a democrat until the party be
comes monometallist Mr Bryan will there
fore be a democrat until funeral services
mark his last public appearance.
There are no signs that the party will he
enticed from its ancient faith in hard money
ami a doable standard. Disturbances in
the relations of the metsls since the old
days when we could u?e either gold or il
qer at the standard, according to preference,
have produced differences of opinion
among democrats upon the best plan of
returning to free coinage. Bat no good
democrat is deceived by the gold or ths
silver monometa.Ii-t.
A young democrat like Mr Bryan, actu
ated by generous enthusiasm for the old
princip'es, will strive to combat the idea
that money can be doled out to the people
by the paternal band of the central govern
ment. For the sake of justice and uni
formity the government controls the stand
ard. At 1 business establishment it should
protect its own credit with metallic reserve
against its outstanding liabi ities. Having
declared the standard it can let the people
get their own money and use it as tbey
please.
Mr Bryan can spread the true) democratic
gospel by talking in favor of a bimetallic
standard and liberty . for the people in
money issnes. We are glad Nebraska
democrats have the talented young advocate
with them for life. '
KBW VOkK STATE TICKET
The New York-tTortii has 1I. following
to Biy of the ficket no.ninaful by the dem
ocrats of that state:
The democratic state ticket proper is
made up of the nominee for secretary of
sta'e, comptroller, treasurer. attorn?v-ir.'n-
eral and state engineer and surveyor. The
judicial nomination is a seoarale thir a.
quite apart from politics
The state ticket, aside from Mai nard. as
the World said on the day after 1 he nomi
nations, i an excellent one. The state
onicerH who were renominated have lieen
faithfu' and efficient
public servants and
deserved their indorsement. Toe new can
didaleH are irood citizens, capable men anJ
representative democrat. -''
1 he larger the majority for the whole of
the state ticket except Maynard. and the
larger the difference in the vote lietween
the rest of (lie candidate and the nominee
for judge, the Greater will lie fbe rebuke to
the machine xme who forced biru on the
party.
Ten years aitj all the democratic candi
date except Maynard were elected. Per
haps history is getting ready to repeat itself
in a similar result now, Itwonli. lie not
only poetic but very practical justice. It
would be a much needed moral lesson in
politics.
A ibe people think it oyer hey rn.iv
conclude to do some scratching this year .11
the interest of decent politic nd an un
tainted judiciary.
In S y'i'7. 1 .1x1, in- o aur .111,1 myrtle
bloom, those graceful symbols at wed
dings, find their substitute in Gruyere
cheese. A fact! you may take our word
for it. On the day other marriage ibe
brlJe iretives a who'.e fjruere cb ee,
which is religiously preserved in the family
As lime e,ocs on, vaiious maiks and nod lies
a.e cut into It winch serve to recoid Ibe
binha, .narriage,, death', etc, occu nine In
the household and amor.g the relatives.
CLEVELAND'S HIM FT At.!, ISM.
In their speeches in the senate, the silver
senators seek to weaken the cause of repeal
by making it appear that Mr Cleveland is
hostile to bimetalism. In hia first effort
Senator Vest made tho astonishing asser
tion concerning Ihe message tint the
president had failed "in this great state
paper to say one word in regard to bimet
allism." This, he said, "means that he
considers the free coinage of silver at any
ratio so impracticable that it does not need
the executive notice.
Other opponents of ropen'. have repeated
this charge even since the president's letter
to Governor Northen.
Mr Cleveland's first criticism of tue
Sherman law in the message is that its
operation, if continued, "would destroy the
parity between the two metals by establish
ing a discrimination in favor of gold."
Again he says that if the law is not repeal
ed the exhaustion of the gold supply in the
treasury will bring about a condition of
things in which "gold and silver must part
company and the government must fait in
its established policy to maintain the two
metals on a parity with each other."
Still again he says :
If, as many of its friends claim, silver
ought to occupy a larger place in our cur
rency and the currency of the world through
general international co-operation and
agreement, it is obvious that the United
States will not be in a position to gain a
hearing in favor of such an arrangement so
long as we are willing to continue our at
tempt to accomplish (be result single
handed.
It appears clearly from an attentive
reading of the message that it was inspired
by the most earnest desire for a rational
bimetalism s safeguarded as forever to
maintain the two metals on a parity not
oniy in our own coinage but in the cur
rency of of the civilized world.
In the Northen letter he was still more
explicit H3 there wrote:
I am a friend of silver, but I believe its
proper place in our currency cut only be
fixed by a readjustment of our currency
letrislation and the inauguration of a con
sistent and comprehensive financial scheme.
I think such a thing can only be entered
upon profitably and hopefully after the
repeal of the law which is charged wttn alt
our financial woes. In the present state of
the public mind this law cannot be built
upon nor patched in such a way as to re
lieve the situation.
The president is a bimetal! ist as those
men are not who desire free silver coinage
under conditions which must drive gold
out of the country and establish a silver
monome'a!lism. He wants "our currency
to be of such a character that all kinds of
do'lars should be of equal purchasing
power," and on that bas's alone can there
be actual bimetallism any where "On any
other there most 1 monometallism either
of gold or of silver. In any future and
sincere endeavor io adjust oar currency to
the needs of the peop'e, the advocate of a
rational and safe bimetallism will have
nothing to fear at the hands of the presi
dent. rKorumoft for tuabe
Western and Southern staple producers
never needed a tariff lor revenue more than
now. A tariff far revenue is equivalent to
a reduced cost of transportation ho-"H ways.
Every fanner knows what relieved trans-
portatioo charges do lor the movement of
crops and tSe paichase cf goods.
'aim debts never prettco mere heavily
ad farm prctits were never more u autis
tic ory. Wheat price drag. Cotton It
00 belli r. and the big packing house have
claimed that they mst cut dewa expense.
These are the three great tourers of oar
export trade.
For 70 year the tariff question has been
the same how much the stsple projuie
should be charged for the support of gov
ernment end the maintenance of
certain
liaet of manufacture. Net only how much
actual money they tbculd pay, but how
much restriction of trade they could stand.
Kidical additions to taxatk n and restric
tion have been made without notice to the
staple prod acers. The iaopoai'ion of aew
hardens in 1S83 and 1890 was made when
all the pledges oat were for reduction.
fn spite Of that habi'aal treatment the
agricultural Sutes do not ask for at imme
diate blotting oat of all protectism Tr-eir
expectation is that a Decnoerttie Ways and
Means Committee will present a bill whose
guiding purpose wtil be the encouragement
of trade and production. The raising of
revenue neceasfta'e some protection a
long a we have a tariff of aay kind. We
can stand that much protection, and not
a great deal more.
It ha always been the case heretofore,
when a tariff bill it in loaraeof preparation,
that the country hears a gr.-at deal about
the tfiect on the protected industries. This
time we have a right 10 hear lets about
that ana more about cheap trantpoitatlon
and the eacoaraglog effect on the export
industries.
When the Ways and Meant Commhtee
in it exoeriments gets to a bill for 'he j
merchants, f jrmerv school teachers, pieach
ers. lawyers, carpenters, masons and black
smith It can stop light there That bill
will be good enough St Louit Republic.
DEMixEATti: KiNsisrev.-v.
Governor M :Coike of West Virginia re
cently succeeded in attracting considerable
attention by appearing before, the Ways
and Mens Committee of ibe House to ar
gue kn b half of the duty on coal. It wa
assumed thai he represented the Democrat
ic party of West Virginia, aod numerous
saliri-al comments ensued upon the Demo
cratic idea of Ihe tariff a a local issue. It
now appears that Gjvernir McCorkle rep
resented nobody but himself. Not a Dem
ucraiic newtoiper In West Virginia has
sustained h position, and si far a known
Ihe only prcmineni llemo rii'i in the Htate
who defend t are those in the immediate
Mct'orkle circle It ta-jui been discover
ed that tile G ivernnr enenain Senatorial
aspiration, LuD bit advoca:i of protection
to the h'l'in ; product of West Virginia it
thought to h ve finished bU chances.
Tliis is as it 'hould tie, I ! 1 Democratic
revenue iarlff mear.t pro ee'lon on coal In
'A est Virginia an.l pro e lion on Iron
Penns Ivania. and prn'ec In u textile
Mtasachu-elti, an I iroecl ,1 on lead
Montana, an 1 pr"ler.'ioi, on lum'icr
Wt.hi!i(lor. md rfOtei li On wool
Ohio, and r 1 . . 01 -r,- j In Connrct
cul, and ,1'oteennn "n 1 South Car
olliia, ar'.l ti'i. e f. ,p , 1 in Lnufslana,
It would h j 1 i la we" t i k to McKin -leilsm
at once. A De no t should be a
Ilemorrat everytic ills principles
abould fit as We I t home across the
LCntinent H's arfumti'. ' fore Congress
hould agree with his v.e c'ie on the
tump.
The American peoide have been convert
ed to ihe doctrine o'ata-iff for revenue
only. Tbey deaire to aee h it policy car
rled out thoroughly, systematically, con
sistently and promptly. "Hearings" be
fore a congressional commttlee aro an
impertinence The country hna been giv
ing hearing for the last six years. The
new tariff bid ought to hive been pasie I
three months ago. If it hud been, thoj
utile utscipiine wnicn me democracy is in
danger of receiving next inontli cou'd have
averted. ExamUtr.
Mums
The local reporter of the Salem Journal is
evidently not m harmony with the editor in
chief for he refers to them as Denny pheas
ant in a very innocent manner, reading
very peculiarly after the caustic editorial of
a day or two ago.
There are wonderful possibilities in this
tits. Foster McKennon, a young man who
was selling churns in Walla Walla, lust
spring, has recently been elected city mar
shal of Perry, a new town of 6000 inhabi
tants in the Cherokee strip. He is also a
deputy United Sbites manhul.
According to a report of the Slate
Treasurer three counties have not yet
paid their taxes tor 1803 and eight for
1866. Better get a move on .
In the Portland Welcome a correspond
ent charges that a certain voung lady
who ha been bavin trouble in Portland,
had an abortion performed in this city in
May three years ago.
A mau in New York was arrested for
stealing six cents and placed under 11000
bonds. Had lie embezzled several thou
sand dollars of other peoples money, like
some 01 arm orts popular cashiers have
done, he would have been a great fellow
and probably sent to the legislature.
One million dollars is expected to ar
rive in the burg next week to be used in
baying wheat. It will go next to the
granger, then to the merchant, on to the
banker, whirl to the manufacturer, and
the newspaper men with the claws of an
eagle may sit upon the curbstone and
see the dollars rollin" by. Portland Ex.
Probably every paper in the U S men
tioned the little tub race between the
Vigilant and the Valkyrie, one in itself
not amounting to much : but as a nation
al contest,' it brings up the old fight of
1776, and we are all proud to see the
Britishers whipped again and as often as
possible, in all contests from a prise
fight up through horse races, cricket
matches, etc to a diplomatic bout at arms
Hurrah for Uncle Sam.
Under the present tax 'aw hundreds of
men will pay heavy taxes now where
they have not paid any for year. The
indebtedness clause does the business.
The gross value of his property does the
business. The law will be a benefit to
the man not in debt; but the other man
will pay taxes on what he doe not own
to a certain extent. Had there been
honest ret cms of notes and accounts
heretofore the result would not be ma
terially changed.
Last Monday, while on his way home
from his farm near Couelius, the horst
driven by Uncle Dan Phillips became I
f reightened at a boy carry iug an umbrella !
and turned the buggy over, throwing the1
out gentleman out in the mod aujcl water
and spiling a can of milk, some cabbage
and numerous other thing on top oil
him. Hilliboro Independent- Accent- 1
tng to some people notions about such j
. 1.. . 1.. .k..u 1. 1 iL. m
I" ?TuZ TZJT JE
"Ul" ) fbe amendments offered by Geary and Cam
Welti. The bill, as passed, extends the
I suneition of the Gear law via month.
The following touching appeal is pan- !
I is bed as a personal in the advertising
columns of the Bacoda. Wash., sinter
piiae: "Three or fonr years is not a life
time, but it is a long time for a doctor to
wait for hia fee when hia wife and babies
are 1 Tying for bread and aorzhnm. I
i.l Lake anything on account from a !
spring chicken to a hillside farm, but a!
settlement of uuiw kind 1 tnnat hin In I
future, a discount of 10 per cent will be s
given on all oil; Mid month 1 v."
One of the Chines inixtea bey. fnraith-'
es toe r or lowing in a neatly written band:
Two young men in this city one blind and
the other ouenn The Uind man heir, th
tajBssaii ujsm man watx nener.
The Salem Journal ha at least one good
lire kick a day. Yesterday it was because
the State Press association voted to call the
Chinese pheasant the I Way pheaunt. and
calls it txdvism. It takes the ot-raaion In
oppnae Mr iWny for Governor, tho mak
ing a combination stick.
It would be a joke on the public if Col
Hogg- would appear on the scene lec 1"
and bid in the tireyon Pacific. In the
meaatiaii Receiver Had ley is ia the east
making arrangements to hoi hi the road into
1 'rook county. All these thing are very
interesting to a person capahle of under
standing them.
The Astoria fmdgett declare, that a
young married man in thatcitr played
poker two days and two nights art week,
ami when be went home he found his dear
i;,,i, . - , . -
little wife, utfcng up in bed eaUntr caaary
wwHkTeIe!r-!Jj
rtarve he went back to the game and prayed
a o . , . . . .
another day and night.
Last week Conductor Huston eiected from
his train two tramps wearing genuine dia-;
mono ana a gooa many or toetn nave gold
watches and jewelry. A cutis of men with
some money are tairinn advantaee of the
situahon to obtain free ride. The blind
baggage is their favorite place. Of courve
thev would not take to the brake beam. The
braketnen and conduvtors will earn their
money this winter.
In a recent lecture before Union College
on .ioornalisin t Iwrlex A Dtaat, editor Of
the L 8 Sun xaid
What Imnks ought
you to read?
use. but ton
Almo..t all book have their
are indispensable to this kind
of an edm-ation . Hut of all then? the most
useful, the most indispensable, the one
whose knowledge is the most effective, u in
the Bible. I am considering it now not as
a religious liook. but as a manual of utility,
of professional preparation and professional
use for a journalist. There L. perhaps, no
irooa wri'we styie is more iif(.eiinve anil
more instructive, from which you can learn
more directly that sublime simplicity which
never etnseratos, which recount the greatest
' . tlV n Itil KICUIUIb, VI IVUlie, UUV KUU' J
1 . t ....... 1 ... ..
out sent 1 m enta my or itnc.tation: none
which you open with such confidence and
lay down with such reverence. There U no
book like the Bible.
An income tax a a method of raising
revenue Is joat now the abject of much
discussion in the H:ae It ha not yet
been brought forward in the ways snd
mean committee, a it la the policy of
Chsitman Wilson 10 formulate a tariff bill
In advance of any piovision for increasing
the levenue by internal tata'km In dlt
culng trie ua'ler to-day Congressman
Whi'isg, of Ihe ways and means roinmittte,
savti
I am ktrongly in f..vor of rn iu oinc
tat, wtdch 1 believe to be ibe fir.st plan
tor the dittiibutlon of the burden uf tax
ailon. My Idea o' a tax i t'lat It nhou'd
be aiKiiit five per cent a year on fixed in
comrs of J,ooo and over. I do nit think
the graduated tax a fate one, as, owing to
the inattbjllty of large incomes, there K no
jasiice in pu linj such a burden upon them
as would impeiil the p--rinanency of Urge
financial entcpriie. I take no ttock In
the communistic ide.t of levying a tax that
would prevent the amassing of much wealth.
I would simply make large properties pay
their ahare towards the auppoit of thr
general Government .
"I hear a good deal of talk about the
d.'fficulty of collecting an income tax, but
I think thai with our m idtrn methods and
improved pub'lc service we would find little
more troub'e '.ban is experienced In collec'.
ing taxes on personal property. I think
it might be well to incrrporat: in such a
bi I at I Hfieak of a provi.lon frr a lax on
legacies such as bs been succetslolly lev
nil in several States. No valid objection
on be made to such a tax an 1 the income
from that source woull bj conii iersble."
The Vellaw Fever
Ukunswick, Ga, Oct 1
i. Thirty-four
were reported
new cases of yellow fever
'here today, onedea'h. an
and 15 wera dis-
(tharired.
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
A t un4 For t"oaumlttn.
Pnn.ADEi.rniA, Oct 17. The county
medical societies' petition to the board or
health to isolate consumptives has increas
ed their fears, occasioned by startling head
line in a local paper declaring the disease
infectious. The state legislature of
Michigan recently indorsed ihii view, as
did the medical congress in Washington,
and deaths from consumption having de
creased everywhere recently. I r Fleck, with
a few others, ascribe this to isolation - The
majority of medical experts, however credit
it to the free broadcast distribution through
physicians of test outfits of the Amies?
treatment, by which authentic cures aro re
ported daily in the medical and .-.alar
presi.
.nib Etperleaee.
8ATTt.R, Oct 17. It is more thsn
probable that the Krug deficit will be made
goad tomorrow by Krug's bondsmen. When
the city treasurer fltd. he nad but fSS.ooe
In cash on hand, when he should have had
$395,000. This deficit of about $307,000
waa lessoned by the city accepting warrants
notes, mortgages and other securities found
among K rugs' paper,amounting to $Si,ooo,
leaving the sum to be made good by Krug
and his bondsmen In the neighborhood of
$125,000.
A Saner i ad ta a Ki'.
Valparaiso, Ind, Oct 17. Thirteen
bruited and mangled bodies lie la the sta
tion house at Whiting. Lake county. Last
night a dance at the town hall had a bloody
ending. It wa a battle waged to the bitter
en J between Poles and Italians, who had
taken possession of the hall for the purpose
usV 7iryZr:"
1 . . . 1 .... . ir 11. i
literally scalped alive, while a dagger
thrust severe! the jugnhir vein of another
unfortunate. A Urge numberof arrests
were made.
binan.ua Harden d
PasDutTON, Or, Oct 17. Thi svening,
about 8 o'clock, an altercation occurred in
a wash house between two Chinamen named
Coon Sing and Charley, wt-an Coon Siag
plunged a targe knife Into the breast of
Charley, penetrating his heart and killing
him a lows' intlcntly. Coon Sing went to
the sheriff's office and surrendered himself.
A Brrsrd Broken
Nashville, Tenn. Oct 17. Yesterday j
Fantasy won the t yeai-oid trot aa the j
pleated in 2:oi5t. which lower- the world'
3-r:ar old record of 2:1 1 J, made by Di
rectum over the tame course last year.
The Talk a aitaar.
WASBrsoToaT, Oct 16. The condition of
the repeal bill in the senate with reference i
f to a co a promise is not so easy of definition
. today as it appeared Saturday. The situ- j
: afion appears to have changed somewhat ,
. from the standpoint of the ultra repeal
,OIce- The reason for this change, real ot i
PPreat, t m the fact that toe admtnts- .
,r,Uo baa again made known it wish thai
f -S'"i ,raa,Je ta f 'h repeal i
b,"1 ""Win without amendment. It i ,
11
shall continue o debate the inealion if
until iHscember I.
Taw Cesar Mil.
I
w .wmwrus. net 10. 1 oe not
W.vaaixriTos. Oct 16. The house this
afternoon tweed the McCreary bill, with
t
defines Chinese laborer and Chiaeae nter-
chant;
raandatory photographic
identification, reooiiet marshal to carry
oat orders for deportation, and exclude
Cninamen convicted of felony from per
mismou to register. Geary declare that
the bill a passed i rrfectly tUfactory
to the coast.
k"".???' iict.
-Hiker'
Mclioaaw. ot fort Meeie. arrived
m loan
1 1 ti .1 . j . n:
j LZ TaTTS ?j fjim v?
men were roooeu ot etuuu anotjt a week
an olmT boundary line by thws high-
1 w-'.r- ''
f1"
tfOM tlW UtlC
' '-
aM Ba tCttinuU
Uteii Dry $10,000. Tby
, -er n.--.. is.
ana were arvmeu into two nsqsas 01 tnree
The Celestial were brutally aaeaatt-;
ed.
Tae Trasaae. 1
Rosracac. Or, O 16. Every freight ,
train from the north Urtnsjs ta a large
aurooer 01 tramp, tancruay use ciij
gave 85 of them a Soaday diaaer. Tbit
morning when the south bound overt ad!
arrived tbey rushed ia and look complete ,
pianaaiiitn of one of the cosscba. Thi was
too much for Conductor Buff, and be sum
aa Night Wa'chmat Wngbt. and.,
with the trainmen, utweded to put them
off- A lively actimntage followed, bat be
tourists had to get out. Later on the freight
cirriei them all oat of town.
Tae Laae Cataaleteat.
Tacoku. Wash, Oct 16. The loug dis
tance teJepbone line uniting Tacoma. Spo
kane and Portland was completed and
opened today. The line is ".V mile long.
I. i 1 : 1- . v ... 1 .
uamuiniig- iv copper wuw aaa con
a. The mxorVnt Taroma. Seat-
tte atd Spokane conversed over the new
thi, ltuZL.
Baa t;:s- af aBSal I
Batut ta ae Beaded.
lAi.ijt5. Or. Oct 16 The ootion of
bunding the cit to the amount uf 114.000
i iw water worn wa votea on at a special
; election today, raaultiug in a majority of
47 in favor of Iswuing the bond. The
matter bow heme ett ed, work oa the
plant will be commenced immediately.
atevatattealtt asat
Kbw York. Oct 15. -The Herald' Kio i
Grande do Sot pecii cable sun: In an t
Wgeatnent near near Quarhay tte fasten- J
ostic were routed with heavy loaart. Two!
of the best officers of the revoluti-inarv :
! armv were killed. After recrnitmir their ,
forces the revolution!! intend to march !
' toward Livramen'o and the there j. in the :
army under General Sariva. which u be- I
riegmjr it. The journal of Montevideo
are authority for the statement that Ibe
government of Brazil wishes 'o purchase I
the cruirer Ibe Twenlv-fiftr, of May from I
the Argentine republic, with the object of
1 taking asraresaive action
agnmt some of ,
ber reoelUou vessels.
I ,
j
Wamiisotojs, Oct 1.1. The democratic
Btaaaeasa or ie ji . sni mm" i-orniuiiivr
hope o have the tariff bill re port oil within
a month and have it pa tbo house before
the holiday, lhegreates: secrecy i en
joined on all the member who have the
preparation ot the tariff bill in hand. It
looks very much as if iron ore will follow
coal in!n ihe free lasts c Another ore that
will proltubty be restored to tbo free list i
lead, urynn ol Nebraska, who is a nie-.'.iijer
af the committee on way and means, ad- j
V oca lea that an income tax be made part of .
the tariff bill.
A Severe t.ale
Cntr-Aiso. Oct 15. The severity o the j
northwett (rale that baa swept Uin Creatj
Lake for the past 4H hour has not neon
exceeded durinir the season for the past 10 1
years. The list of wreck in proportion o j
the number of vessel which were out in j
the gale is larger, perhaps, than in the his- j
tcry of the Utter day murine. That there j
ha been a large loss of life now seem
certato, but it may be several days liefore
N i known just how many sailors perished.
Bin BaatbarsUa
Naw Yokk. Oct 15.-Tli Herald's Mon
tevideo dispatch ays: Ktirther details of!
the bomlutrdment of Itio indicato that the '
government forces suffered heavy losses,
but the government i sutilresinir all re
port of the casualties. The rebel ship
Aouidaban, Mello's rlairnhip. opened the
bora bard aient. The liajpbunlinpiit wss n !
very deatructive one. many huiidinv being
badly datnged. Tlte resident of the city
Bed in teiror.
ABMIarllaa
Ei. ?aso, Tex. Oct 1. The largo crowd j
of tramp from the west who look posncs- :
ion of the east lound Southern Pacific j
train to go to San Antonio, were totUy
brought berore Recorder Caldwoll. Twelve
of them, whose hands indicated tthey were
working men. were each given a loaf of j
bread and an exhortation to leave town at i
once. 1 ho other will be put at work on
the streets.
A Watoii ia a neoastliy imwadays. I
yon want one call on W ill .V Mark, whnas
I (Ct i large and varied, and price the
the moat reaaonabU , Thy oan uive you a
titrgain in thi liuai as well a4ln jewelry
Bewarally
Dr. Price's Cream Baking- Powder
Forty Year tfte Standard.
roftXAB: rXIfcXCE-
M. Mr.-!., f.,,.m haa ilw.it r, II,., I II,,.1
song of birds remain the same, regardless
of the psycholrgical Mute of the singer.
This conclusion is based on observations
made on fifty species of song bird.
Mr Clarence King, the well known jjeolo
gist, bus computed the earth's age on the
basis of experiments made, on the, effect of
heat and pressure on certain recks. Mr
Kinjt concludes that the earth's age as a
planet is 24,000,000 years.
Nature, quoting a correspondent from
Lahore, India, says: "A few days ago
in a village named IlauWul I in '.he l'uchawa
district) rain fell, proceeded by a wind
s'.orm, and with th? wind catin a shower
of hailstones, which lasted for an honr and
a few minutes. The most curious part of
this occurrence is that the hailstones, when
touched, were not a' all old, and beu put
in (he mouth tasted like sugar.
A recent writer in the Magazine of
Natural History asks whether unta (.talk,
and relates that he saw a drove of small
black ant moving apparently to new quar
ters. Every time two met they put their
beads together as though they wen chat
ting To investigate the matter he kilted
one. and the eye-witnesses of the murder
hastened away and la'-d their heads together
with every ant tbey met. That latter im -ntjdiately
turned back and fled.
The results of six months observations of
Mars have led Mr S -haeherle of the Lick
Plosion-contrary to
the generally-received views that the dark
portions of the disk represent land and the
light portions wa'er. This is supported
by observations of San Francisco bay from
Mount Hamilton, in which the bay appears
brighter than the neighboring valley and
mountains at the same distance. On this
hypoibes the "canals" would correspond
to ridges of mountains almost wholly im
mersed in wafer, while their doubling
may represent parallel ridges of which ir
own earth furaiahe? examples.
Hood's Cures
Oakland, CL
Made Over Anew
Chronic Headache Cured -Weak
Lungs Made Strong and Wcti.
Far year I had slekbeadacte every day. sat
i 3o bad vt vswsslt tastajs. Saae I nave
bexa takiag Hood' a SirsapaifS, I ton
been etttirrlr ear4 ;: V-t-lacbee, sad y
Suss are stiosg end srcU. MandBeOeassr
How Well You'ro Looking.
1 trs '.lea It ti daa at PaosTs HamaaifiTiii I
I 13 - weight aver
. ifpnaasMftv taarf. aTr-
ra ajaaiLI betpntaklaQtt I ud
I " IttlT XI- f.1,.1 Is rttaaaaalkS T 1
aaa. sfttnan tt ft", m - -'. ,? atattsss f '
' , TofM, watt I ess
; oaabte to express ray thanks for the goad
HOOO S OafS&pan ilcl
hasdooetK.- ifc. C R CutD. lr!S Aif.Ss
fUjeet.tsaana. Cataerafa.
Hood o P3!o ra alt Ue Eta, Tin saw"
Jgaadjce. braayesOn. Ssck asaiacie.
HAVE YOU TRIED DRUGS AND FAILED
to nso a eras Foa
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KIDNEY, LIVER and BLADDER
COMPLAINTS. DYSPEPSIA, LAME-BACK, t
4ka17rWiln
rawIa1we,Sw
of aaoat wa havaatmj lattar twartstttaaaajay
WE HAVE CURED THESE
c"E!8.'wM.aa,l
vt. a. t. masa, wit !-u r at or 1
rm.rb.Ui
I was ttwM with m: n,,. r t.l
a aj
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walk eaatriaJ!i, o,t frtl l.k a aa man 1 eanraUr
BTt. HCOdk., fr eri lor tawnatioaa! H.nd.
i it o t a- it.
Dr.A.T !ae 1, -EliWilii
hah tor aarl
fcHat jjr than fhah
rearr hr i a trtiocsuar
1 aatfcl etjiutj. aa lo-4
ta rtsar aaUi, aaa aaa tPeawnaaaarvaai
liifriwtiir, mu,
fAS. irnu.
THE DR. SANDER ELECTRIC BELT
Ba lUSiililtS aatvaelc batterr. aatfte Into a tatt o a t. ba aaallr worn dcrioa week er sBtUtpatl ft
raa aqothja. cr hmav4 e4-rata waich a-a tnatanl.r tatt tamiwouat all waak part, or aa forfait
S,aM. It haa an Impravra rtlectrtc MacaaeTT.ttflateaboraaversnvwaaksauaaat
w varrWat itteraraacf d( th ahor aaataaa. aa. and teaalanra araaaa Bias. or tart. wTlaaw
Beftindea. Th. r arc ,-rded m tn-er.h in rot all ataaaa r -i r ilmiat In T aaa mlflsta asail in i Ml
saaa. aad wtUear Ue , r: caaram toor tbrv maullia. Atfgrjaa far raU lofanaatloa.
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HILL'S
p.fto otn
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TESTIMOHULS
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Inw; eyujer.oMckneaa.anrt may be given tnaeup. f teaorcoffw woutl SinovT
lc of tbe paUeut, who will voluntarily stop smoklturor ch.wZi-in nr..o..5, 1 A
tAnmfwmMMatajai wta w a. . - . -
mumom m mamu
uiviwimi, uj ueraooi our 3rct.tAt.
imnnfr treatment nauentx nre ailon (-a tlie free use i f Uoucr or Mor
pbine until such tlnieu.i Ihey shall voluntarily elte tilm BO
Ve tend nartiruianRnit laaaaakaia r.r i,iin,i.i. . , .
2" - y buhwi, mwih imi J oi
Uou With persona who have been cured
i tail i a tari rm r,,r
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To get perfect
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r:nc refreshine
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For periodical pains, prolapsus
ana other displacements, bearraz-
down sensations, and " female com
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isn't sold in this way likely to be
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For every case of Catarrh which
they cannot cure, the proprietors of
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to pay $500 in' cash. You're cured
by its mild, soothing, cleansing, and
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Portland, Orejon.
si k
UF went 10 bay 50 batheia of white oat
d liverrd at nv reidetw one mil nr-rth
of Albany, l'f y market price In
on delivery. W H Wattk.
X?OK ItESI
-Tb opera bouse at ore,
location. Ca I on the
r sp'ondid
retry tt Ibe Dbxccbat office for par
tiew'am
u
Ml!.
AM8P. 1 oanlv and cite war
ran;, bought and co'd by H F M r
FOB KALE.-or wd uawje to -ood,
gray mare, aevon yrara o:d pen feet 'y
K-nile for woma and rbildren :o drive.
Call oa K W .A cotton, at Marb wo k.
Ct CKKRK! - ft. re ' r.d Sliver Laecd
u'yatd'ite rockerala tor tale at a
lurgaiM Adire John Brush. -ner
4tb and R R atreeta, Albany. Or.
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I
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ten eonntr. For ptttienlara anrdi
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DR. styptrs ELECTS IC BELT
ti vlertra Xacarllr Saaava,
irr a,J c-re wilkaai aaeatclaia
ail iff ta almi mnaam nal
isrtr rira 7- Traaa tteattlry.
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-okfek ta eCesrscst r-aad taa
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dialaea. wafcea are :
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taaaben iMa napu.)
of Assignment,
NCTICK is hereby given that Isaac 1 earn
of Albany, Oregon, ha duly aaaigoed t the
undersigned atsignee ill hi property and
effttta for the Benefit of bit creditors, under
and by virtue of the geiertl assignment
laws of the atate of Oregon, and the under
signed ha heretnfo ti -wit on the 25th day
cf August, 1693. duly iiuaiirled a such
assignee.
All perron having claims agatBt said
insolvent and the estate thereof are hereby
required to present the same to the nnder
aigued at the store honwt building of Isaac
Mini, in the city of Albany, O egon, nnder
oath within three montba f rem thi date.-
iMted tnia 2nd day of t-ienteaiber. A D.
1803. K r C t. NTEBBU BY.
A't'iae of Isslc Beam, an insolvent.
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Inftrumen'3, Etc
Hodges k McFarW,
The Cerrtei Drugstore,". Albany ,0
n. R. OTOE- W. H. DCCDI SOEB. D. B. JAMES
ALBANY F0MITO1 CO.,
XOBsTCOj
BaltiHorf Hfk.
FURNITURE
A complete line of
IM)KRTAKIG
in all its braarhe.
EMBALMING aaasdaitr.
Reeidenne oooer 3rd and ( 'ulpooia Streets .
NOTICE OF FINAL SnTUMEMT.
roTKE W BEBF.tT t.lVEX THAT THE t"S
ci the tasaaa at
the Oumt Cnart ir Una
taai atuwaal ia aaH estate, mmi the Csasay
Coin ha Baed ta sth war mi. inBgsa ta
kw rf Udat aaa at sata aaj. aw laa hsaraw
aaate1 "!&tnmtiZi!J! ""tTll!
aarHaaaaat at sa 4 atate aa cenav aatiara us he
aiassi 1 mmi aatk the saasa.
Dated Oct nu, 1-GC.
D W am BATCH
B w ATT.
Attjr far Aaaa
Dr. 1'atteri.cw-flnllaure
Tat Xottj Churrvraiit
ed Lite Besarr.
a aaa aaatastl
j a coarar.
II SEED!
FARMERS LISTEN.- hare a fine
i '.iK of liesh avaat seed. f J- ; ever
k ind. Including chea', and we want to sell
it. Come ar,d tee us.
STEWART SOX.
TO LKT.--Thr (3) work horse and
a idle boras for sate, or will trad
for wood, oale, wneat or ha v.
M" SFSDERS.
h ft.NKY WAMEn - Want to torro
.13 ' for lire- rt fjvt. vesr with
Rood real r"t
oiBee.
nunti.
Call at
the
FOR SA LR An asanrtmcpt of flaw or
in plants and h rubj. a eo co. lection
01 cacti. Mrs Geo Yiung, corner Fifth
and Jackson sweet ,
PLOWS AND HARROWS.
Bargains for farmer in both riding and
walking plows, disc harrowsgron harrows,
etc. Price In proportion to 50 cent
i wheat. It will pay you to call and see us.
STEWART &SOX.
eras
aaoat I
ml99mW
from persons
who have been
cured by the use of
Hill s Tablets!
TlIK OHIO lKMICAX OO:
UBA& StlN.1 h.VB sSeaSkSS H.la. aavan.
fs-f LtKarw k.kta a . ' ' 5
Notice
Saw taat il mar aa atMtct past
aaataaa. Tea oWbear traaa tvor dead oiet.
.J.1'V.r,U.0llm lo' iu 1 us" tea cSlS
wortti ot tm ntniiiaM, ih.i. .Ahb,.. . ,u.
y ii i5r, or a wuuiu miiote
... i"i" - oi louacoo. nave chewed
aalllSSSSlf! ''witytlTf -aranrttworckB
or i our Tablet cured me u i hsve no desire forttT
B. SI. JAY LOKD, Leslie, Mich-
W
T.T-V,i. -lL-wt JV"ai
UtraaBaA t Saaawat. " "3
M.vIHEW JOIJNSOii.r.O.BoXa.
imo. f
aua'ww StVoalTaddbSed TSt
iry yoar Tablets. He waa h,.,v,...j
3tB HKLKH MOBBiSON.
, . OurrasntATi, Ohio.
PrB SIOCB. -IBU, OHIO.
J F. FORD, baigdiit,
Of f1 Mo)s, lew. -- uri.:,.'Mtl of
March 23. 1893:
i. ft. If kd. Mr; Co..
Oafar, Oregon.
anttum : m
Op arriving h'-me latt wek I hard all
I well and anxiously a raiting. Our lite
i girl, e aht and osf-ti If y ears n'd, who had
j wa ted away to 38 pounds, is r p welt,
strong and vigorous and well fleshed op.
t S. B. Cough fnre has d aw it work wall.
Roth of thi childieo like it. Year S B.
' Cough Care baa cored and kept away ail
noanetwaa from me. So give it to every
one, with gre-nugs for all. Wishing j on
prcMscri y. we ar-
Vonrr, Ma ft Mt J ? Foan.
If von wish to fast nua and etMerfsI, and raas
tar the SeTtajr work, etaaaas yoorsystaB wath the
H a1 he an, I Urt Cart, br takrne two or tare
1i aasiaub ek.
50 saws par K atlo by all dratgista.
a SVr I t-er apotish- roan la If
J A CL'lfMING.
Star Baker j
orRrostalnittia nad "trwi Hi-
CGKRAt tVEYIF, PROPRIE.OR.
tatasssr Kraiis.
jll aaa star r,
Orled Frail-
m - .
(lareusssaura
VEfUlll
aice-.
autaur,
CerSee,
evarvOW-c that ia kept ia a aar
ttesy aaW asm try Issa, Eigt ia
ssarfrr rrnta fti 1m
KINDS OF PRODUCE;
WANTED
At the note
Allen arotu.
fonneviy
7
BUTTER,
EGGS,
I.ARTi
j BACON.
and CHOICE
APPLES,
for wh-ch
aasathfe.
I wfl! j-av the be' rat price
8 F RAMP
ALBANY
COLLEGE
Send for
Catalogue.
Address, REV. E. N. COSDIT.
Albany, Oregon
Ackxts W a rt Don Salary aad Co
for THE ONLY AUTHORIZED
Biograpif of JAMES G. BUINE,
By Gail Hamiltox, hi literary execator,
with the eo-operattna jof hit family, aad for
Mr. Btaiaa'a Cnaplata Wotkt, 'Twrrrf
Teaks or Coscaass," aad hu later book.
"Pplitical Diswrasiom " One proepecias
for these 3 best skll-,. cooks ia the mar
ket. A K P Jeoiat, vt Af etook 112 order.
iroax rirat 1 10 ca . areat a profit $196 SO.
Mrs Ballard if O. took IS orders. 13 Seal
Russia, to I dav; profit $26.25. K N Rice
ot Mas, took 27 order to 2 dav: profit
T 23- J PatrtaVe ct Me. took order
frasa 36 calit; profit 5,75.23. K A PaJmer
of X. Dak. took S3 orders ia 3 day; profit
W.H. Kxcxrsn a Tajtarre-ar airea. If
you wish to make LARGE Si.OT V write
immediately for term to
Tie Uf-rr lill hb. .,Enrif k,Ci
Notice for Publication
Lash Orrro atU&sqox Crrv. On.,
October 4Ui. 1S93.
Notice is hereby given that the fallowing
jmed settler ha- li ed notice of hit in len
to make tint! proof ia tar pott of ht
clrim. aad that said proof will be Blade be
fore the county clerk of Linn Co, at Aitaaay
00 Dec ltt, 1ST) 3, trot, Laroy Cowdrev, H K
VT attSMk B at "BT n S t C BBS a - -.
xwwju w warn a - o j oi &
i, K iofS W j, aelTU R 1 K. He
name the folio aing witaaasas to prove hif
con tir nous rsaidsssra a poo aad cultivation a
aaid land, via: Mittoa A Fitagerald, Gay
Gm lord, Martin Qayiord, Bsoob Powell, al
of Lebanon, Una Co. Oregon.
K A Ml lust. Register
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
BTOTlCa IS HEREBY GIVES THAT THE CJf
ci list sataat, oeecwaei. his lUeii h aaatl
county eWrk of Una county. Ongoa
aad taat the county court of aM Una cum it. aa
Sd Friday, tb tk day of Ssatastasr, ISC .ttae
hour at 1 o'eknk in Uw aAaraoaa (tt said dar, for
ta aatristr of objecikms if any to aaid Snai ac
eoaataad th setMcawet .d aud eatate.
lwteJ Aataw nth, itsta.
BAMOS SHELTOK.
B 11 HEWITT, E;u!or
Ally fur BsstSBaT.
Dissolution Notice.
Ihe partBerh1pheratofrreextstinx be
w een JJ G Hay no and O L Kuek. doing
a general contracting aad cement work
buainots In A: lain v. Orasrco. nndsr tbe
firm name of Havrte Jc Bock, is this day
dissolved by luutuai ooneant. Thoso
k no winaj thamaetraa ty be lauabted to
the firm will pM as e!l D,1 sattle U
Hay no will continue the business.
fplenitr 19th,
ro haYnk.
C Xi BUCK.
Notice.
ALL person in debt d to I B Beam by
nolo or recount will please pay the same,
tbo scKvuinu mast be close"1 br not a If
not paid. Tiiuea at hard, and it la t
your interest to see to tbis at ouce. Iam
in room No II, Straban Block:
Albany, Or. sept lean. 1883.
R F CANTBBBTJRY.
Assigne of a B Beam.
T.
. M At KEY, M li.,
P h-aiciaa and Surgeon,
Bank of tinsoo.
Oaoe L f tUirt ever ta
IsBitoaf, comer 10th tad riffjtk it.