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Attorneys t .a. Will practice in ill cturta ( the
irtAOr Spec!: attention ifivan t9 mailers in profc.te
ana to co.leot ana. OFKIUE In the 1 aim block
ry it biii.veu
Attorn.y at I var .n.i Solicitor ta I'hanoerr.
'loiia nude all po nu latnaa neftSattjstl
rable terms AUiaii). Oregon
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Attorn., v at Iaw, slid N'.i'.n PeM Will emetics in
alltheoourt. ot this -tat., tyaseial attention sriven to
noiaaMinMMxj matters i.i nr. Arte OMee: Upstair
alt.- r..i .. Block vlbniiv. tT
.jltl&tst'attj . V ' 1 M.
II lef.l roittcra will receive promp
attention IfliM u Oil fell -'s Temple, Albany, O
I . '
Attorney at Law, Albany. Or.
M
ONTAS YE t HUhl.KMAN,
Attorneys at Law.
Albany, Oregon.
j .in KM J. CHARIrO.
AUomev-at-Lar. All leml baslness: .attended
promptly:
FLINK$ Block, Albany. Or.
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R. J. I.. Ill l.K.
Ftaycician and Surgeon. OFFICE Corner
Far-T streets, Albany, Oregon.'
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Its. MASTOV at DAVIS.
Ptivsiciana an Sur,ons. OFrti K Corner , acond
and Br.-adalhin streets. Albanv. Or, Calls nroaipt'.J
sttended i eitv and csuntry:
c. 01 vMtti.ni.ii . n. d
Hameopathist. aVSa1 Jiat in di
OIBca hoars 7 i 9 a m: lsil
n s. A Orernn.
a ot tbe Eye.
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URNT NATIONAL BANK.
Or At BANT, OREGON
resident ....
Vice Preaident
daahiar
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1CCOIST8 KEPT snbjev. so heok.
8I0HT KXCHAStlg and tel raphlc tranatsr, ao'il
New York. San Franciaco. Chicago and P lUand
f?n ..,
COXatCTlOSr sAPE ,r. tnorl varats.
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COICK A I' l. BtlftERI
OF ALBANY, ORXOOS,
TRASS ACT a reneral Bauxtie osiness
DRAW SIGHT DRAFTS on Sew York, San Ft
ace and Portland, Oregwn .
LOAS MOSEY en approd aeearitr
RECEIVE letiu aubjecv to check.
COLLECTION iiwaJo on larorajila ' -oaa.
INTEREST oaid eo tim, deoosita
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SCIO, ORKGO!
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KANSaS CITY
SI. LOUIS,
EASTERN CITIES.
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DINING CARS.
S 11 11 Clark, Oliver W Mink, E Ellei
Anderson, Receivers.
For ra'cs and general Infos mtlion call
on or address Curran & Montelth, Albany,
Oregon, or
W H llt. RLBURT.Asst.Gcn'l. Past. Agt,
2 i Washington St.,
PORTLASII. ORESON
THE WEBFOOT ROUTE
o
Oiegon Pacific RailfOdd,
r XV atnLCV, Beeelver
"so 11".. si- p' hnnilaja.l
lbanv W.V r. ,;L Yaqnma. 7:rsja,
era'iia Itngs, u llars CorTaHll,l:S A,
mlas IdM t. a j Arnva Albany, 11:11 A.
Direct Line
Quick Dispatch
Low Freight Rates.
Betw-
Willamette Valley
Points and
rwi Francisco
UK. vrgiWatt nii.nm
raoa sis ri.Aciaco
IllllSaill I V.'ley, Nv 5th, Uth.MrO,
raoa raa'osA.
Willaa.itV Valley, N'v th, lth anl Mth.
impaixi eerTee th1 ngnt t
..liug d&tet 'thout notice.
IliVRR HTKAJIEKr.
oamv 'lliir" los
PurtUn I Wjdnn l.jr
kill
(Saturday III.
HO Diy.Oe'i A?'t,Silm'.n Sireel Whtrf.P'irtland
1) R vuriin, (Jin At't. 4'i fran'tiscn, Cal.
R K Mulchy, Oeneral Smi-x:
rrt; LlCTi-o-Tbrae ft) work iimwHHn-i
v on idle hnre fur si e, or wl I trails
ui .vo-id, o.'
w: n.t or lv
i UKNUKltS.
H TO
What Causes Pimples?
Clogging of the pores or mouths of tho seba- j
ceous glands with sebum or oily matter. , ;
The plug of sebum in the centre of the phnplo ,
Is called a blackhead, grub, or coineilono.
Nature will not allow the clogging of the pores
to continue, long, hence.
Inflammation, lain, swelling and redness,
later pus or matter forms, breaks or Is opened,
tho plug comes out and tho pons is once moro
free.
There arc thousands of these pores in the face
alone, any one of which is liable to become,
clogged by neglect or disease.
What Cures Pimples?
The only rolinMo preventive ami euro, when
Dot due to u constitutional humor, U
Cuticura Soap.
It contains a mild proportion of CUTICURA,
the great Skin Cure, which enables it to dissolve
the sebaceous or oily mailer aa it forms at the
mouths of tho pores.
It stimulates the sluggish glands and tubes to
healthy activity, reduces inflammation, soothes
and heals irritated and rougbeued surfaces and
restores tho skin to its original purity.
This is tho secret of its wonderful success.
For bad complexions, red. rongh hands and
Shapeless nails, dry. thin and falling hair, scaly
and irritated scalps and simple baby blemishes
It is wonderful.
It is preserving, purifying and beautifying to
a degree hitherto unknown among remedies for
the skin and complexion.
Bale greater than the combined sales of all
other skin and complexion soups.
Sold throughout the world.
Potter Dare and Cue. Cort., Sole Pro
prictors, Boston.
Women full of pains, aches
and weaknesses find comfort,
strength and renewed vitality in
Cuticura Plaster, the first and only
pain-killing, nerve-strengthening;
plaster when all else fails.
New Advertisements.
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Land Ofhok, Origos City. Or.,
July llth, 1S93.
Mcticn is hereby given that in cjmpii
anca with the provisions of the act of
1 1 on gross 01 June a. iSi s, entitled" A n act 1
1 tbe the sale or timber Ian is In the stales i
of California, Oregoa, N vada and .Vash
' ington Territory," Henrv M Herbert, ot
lanaa Basin, county of Marion state of
Oregon has this day filed inthiaortic- his
sworn statement e2.:! for the urchin
oftliis'liir'Jft i. w ? 1 1 r.r V tr i
i SDdN E hot H K 1 of wtio- No ri lu Vn
iahipNo 10 South range .No JEaLaud will
I . . . V
offer proof to show that the land sought
is mors va usoie lor its timoer or stone
than for arrleultnra! Durnistw. inn ta
establish his claim to said land before
the Kegiater and Receiver ot ibis offlos at
;iik a.. . t...... uni ii f
i witnesses. Geo H Letellier. ol A oany
i Oregon;Henry 3useus,of Albany.Oreaon,
. . v.i uniiuni , , J.l- uillirs ms
Berry ,or Berry , Oregon; 11 i Coll ver,
of Gresu Bssin, Orego . Auv ,nt !
persom claiming aaverselv tb above!
deA-ribed lands are requesteil to file Ihe'r
claims In thisoffleo on or b4f .reaai.l i4th
dav of January- SM.
rcoBEKT a -i illek,
RegUter.
Notice for Publication.
U. S. Land Orcii s, Obe4:on City, (.k.
Jnly lltt, ls.93.
Notice
ance with
t'onere .s
for tbe aale
of Ca jfornia
ingtou "a-ntorv," .tiber: S Coll ver. f
Green Barin, c.?unt.T cf Marion. fa!e of
'Oregon, hsathiadsy riled in this office
1 but sworn stain "ant No 2s74. for toe
purchase of th 3 E j of section No 2S.in
' tnvnshin Vn 111 Sim K ran. a Mm K BBm4 '
a' will ofler proif to sh w that tbe (and
sought U in re valuab e for Its timber or
stone than 1-jr ariicaltnr'. purpo-c nr
1 . u . , 1 ..... 1 ,, 1 ri.rt.nil iS.t 1,1th that Cj. J l.c lit lor a 1 rri: . ... 1 : , 1 i . . - ... .... . . ' 1. : ,i .
is atm.'i xnsu iusi ii coiupil ! 1 . r u-oi i, ts.inr .nniini ,j. ii, s'.un oars itiii m'.iiiti,' t ii-. . - t ::. : aai.i s .4- :. a . - -
. .us (iryii.ii.us nuns a t 1 1 1 cent to .ry to reoeem ni, jrm-so. 11 Hamson s aJminiifaliOP,) there were im- 1 J s fiis; lo r.l: c.nr lhr.oh. and a., .war.ee c-r fs i&creased Mr tiee
of June S. 18TS. entitieil" An act .. 1. ..1 .1.1... n..i 1. i. 1 ,s.i.x ... nL aiil servrd in t! Mintiunt. ,;i...ni .
01 timoer iaaoa in iaa stat. a - ... ... ' t-.u .-.., ..1 ,, - . . in 1 , .m, ,.iv ,.m,l.i
m L . . . V I I l.e e II 1 .' I'.i'-I. .'4 i"i ni.iM 1 1. """"i nir'ri I.,! Irt r.f r. - ' I- 1 . 1. ' " . .... T -
, ureii-u, .null 11- niu ".'s leweuie n tifjil oil m laiuitll 01, . , .. .. , . . ari.r.I ...... .. . . l.i. ,
the Kegister a .1 Kee.iver of this offi.- a WO ": ,nd ,bMe "ho 'e now h:iinj. le
iirenon City. Oregon, on Wednesubiy . the cause he is trying to reileem his promise.
2Uii day of January, 1894. He nam-w as would ho. 1 louder s-i.l, if he maJe no
wi:n-s-e : Udo H Leie-.tie-r. of Alhanv. - . . .
llregor; Henry Siiseti,.- f Albany.Oregon; effu,t !0 clrr-v oot hl Unn policy That
J L Berry .of ts-rrv .ureKon, H M Herbert, piesjsleut Cleveland wllj take his course
of Green Basin Or. Any and all persona , ,nJ i,t a . , , j
claiming adversely the above described "J.iet(f ; ' 1 B9moa
lands are lequested to 8ie Ihetr claims in L n"li '"- native. Otuv.n.
this tti -s on or before sa:d 24tb dav of
Januaiy, 1894
SoBERr A MlLLES,
rteuister.
Notice for Publication
U. 8.
Land Ornce at Oregon Ciyy.Or.
Oct 2nd, 1893.
KUios is hereby given that in comphiDce
wi:n the piovuions ol the act ol Congress af
Juce 3. lbTS, entitled "Aa vet for tbe taleof
timber lands in ih states of California. Ore
gon, Nevada, ani Washington Territory, '
Mrs Meilie Caipintn, of Yaquios, ennty of
Lin .oln, atate of Oregon, has this day hied
Tm tS ' 11 u ... . - aa..
lu mil vi44ce uer swum siaicaien. rso -.' .1 .
I or he rmrchaae the E 1 tit S F I ar .4 sT
J4 o N E of Sec II and .S W j of S W ol
' I gectiou No 12, iu Township No 10 S-iuth
. Range Not East, sod will offer proof to
show that the land sought is rrore valuable
for ii tinber or ttone than for .(rrbnltare
I parposea, and lo ewtabluh her claim to Mai
j land before tbe Baajatay and Receiver of
j.i!0t?.V!i07,Vy"
J, v.. ."UJ. If". OUC
January. 1894. She
names as witnesses: lie Witt D nf.-th. of
Detroit, Marion Co, Oregon, O Fox. c.f De
Irnit. M.rir.n ft, lira in tV,H..n, T
Laughead, of Green I5in, M.rion C., Ore-
;gon. Carhle H L-ujh a.l, of Albany. Lido
I Co. Oreaon. An-- ai d ail pe snns clatmins
'l'";lr th, alKiv.d-cribed l.ntle.-are.
guested to ile their claims in this office cn
or btforesaid 2.d day of Jsnaarv. 1894.
i.onmr a ,u ii:r
Kegistirr
r. I . . . . 1 J . U I. A. Z .
asysavm avia x uunuauiuu.
V. 8. Lani. Ornca aT.Ur.aoov fm.On.
.Sept 20:h,IS;3.
Notice is hereby given tbat in compliance i
lth thu i.imiiiimi nl ih. .i ( rv...u. ,.i
: p. . ... i
june.j. loo, eniinea -An act I ir I he sale
" noar laous tnxaa states ol u.l tornia,
vregoii, nnasa,SH rv asnimtuin lerritnry, ,
as extenneo to all Ihe put. lie land states b
act of August 4'h, 1S2, Ihomss A R.je, of
Berry, county ol Man.io. stat of Ore$ on, has
this day riled in this office his sworn aiat
ment No 2919. for the vnrchsn of the W
S W 4 8 28 sod 8 i N'Klof section No
I 29. in lowaship . lu a Ranm No 5 E. and
wtll offjr proof to allow thil tne lard sought
ia more valaahle for its timber or stone thi n
for agricultural purposea, anil to estabiiah
hi tlaiwt to said land bef re the Register
and llrceiv.r of this oth -e a'. Oraam
yny, Oregon, MTaeasay. the arc. rt
day of Jannary, 1894. He nv.us as wit-,
oesses: Wallace WCaskv, ..f lierry Ure.
)olfj C Re,nf Berry.Ore, T K Kor.o' Kerry, ;
yj e, K v milh, ot rwrry, Ure. Auv and ,
Sli peisnni claiming an verse. y me sve .
.1 I ...I l I.... .....,... I 4 411.. .!...!
,l .4 I I.. . i .
claima in tnit office on or b-foie said 2nd
day of January, 1891.
Kiu.i i- - A MtXUMa
llegiater.
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder
A Pure Qrapn Cream of Tartar Powder.
ALBANY
COLLEGE.:::::
Send for
Catalogue.
Addr-?", ".V.W E
S COXDIT,
rtioaoy, Oregon
1
AUNDRY FO Wot D. - WHI ex
hanjre larnilrv orlt 'O' oni 'VI
on Kiitliardsi a PhlHi) t. r.hx Alba.y
8tea H Laundry.
Tbejr Increase appetite, purity fj.t'
Vitem and act en the II ver UUe 1 leurM S
ASSK.itTloss rROVE NOTlllNti.
I am neither a ileiicc.a; 0l a mugwump.
j neither a third party ptohibitioniit, nor a
populist I am a republican At the
i same time, 1 am a CI i.'.en of the grandest
government under the tun. and (liover
Cl.vcl.ind is my prci lent I It out, tlietc
foie, fait in lin: with t lie follovvirg edi'.or
iai in the ,i,
"The Hawaiian Quwtn, 'ef'ra to preal
dcnl Cleveland a ! i itri ol this imilnn,
1 and a le dit g I. ndi n D wapaper, in speak -
nig of 'he lariB bill, mu thai 0 eve.ar. l i
redeeming hta prota si o reviaa the aiitT
I Boh eapreat.ont indicate a coafHtaoa of
j affairs in l' is COWItn iha' ' mially inroni
! paiii'le with our Coast itui ion and 'awa."
The last lenttOCC is an e.iiuirlal ipse dixit,
j which needs proof. Meie asernons aie
1 not arguments and prove nothing, Presi
dent Cleveland is ehhe the mler of this
i nation, or it has none. He was certainly
elected as such, la hat other way then
I could the Hawaiian inreii sneak of liiir.
I
, tlian as the ralei rf the L' And how does
her rcferttice to him as ruler of this nation
' indicate a condition of ailairs totally incom
j patable with our constitution and laws"?
I ha' article SnO section Ol Hie constliu- I
I.i . .,. .. . .
i lion loroius ijuecn i.iiiuokaiani ur auij
; one else hom cslliny Grove. -Cleveland the ;
, lulerof this nation? What is a rulei? "One j
who rules, or governs." That is just what ,
. 1
i Grover Ckve!nd was elected to do rule ,
i this great na'icn. And he is doing it well. !
He does what he believes to be the btst lor
I the counlrv at I irire He miv err in iui'e-
j ment an.i make a mistake in hi method of
ope.ation. as every one is liable to do; but
up to this time he has done nothing which
is - totally incompatible wi ll the constit-;
ution and laws. "
In i t.'. -1 i
would have been bet-
ter to serd a coinn.iur of three or live 10
Investigate the condition of affair on Iha
Hawaiun UlinJs
As Ihe mat'er stand,
now, It ti attcily hnpo'sible to torm s cor-
tect ju(lslnnt ol tne cour.e of eenis. The
repons of Minister Steven- and J II Blount
are utterly irreconcilab.e. If the facts are
in accordance with the statements of S:ev
, .
' ' CUShI ' ' ' "'' t0
the throne; but if thev are- in accordance
! . . . . ..
with the report of B;ount, ihe
r ..tonal
corerumeni oueht i ever to have been rec-
-
agnized by Stefan
: to be re.tored. President C'evelao l
Ii
itrvinetoret st tie 1st.
cie.
I -
; When he gets them, hs promises to -av the
matter lfore conmess. How much be'ttr
... ,,
coulj the ecilor ol t ,e r'.i. i uo.
It m,v be for the want of gurop'iot: but
,u. f.,.'i. i , . U, r .
' 1
aon newspaper s asieruon inai -i;eveiana
is .-eJeem'.ng Ms promise in revise me isr-
ifl." -indicates a condition of irlain in ibis
country th.tis lotally Incompatible with
our consltulion and laws. I im unable
to ca 1 to min i any aiticle or sentence in
ibe constl-.uMon which make, it totally in-
ore congress takrs s holi.liv, so thai it
wiil nar be "lotally lawilpa'lbla w; .1 cur
conitition" for Cleveland lo redeem Lit
promise. I arc sure he d not wish to
v loiate the constitution; an ' yet he is ia
honor uoand 'd isJeem his promise. These
; o 1 1 ctcd him cxpec hi'ti o
keep his
IgCtatlll AN INf'ANT IMII STI 1
Quinine, a, in inrnt industry, was not
put on the dutiible 'i: until 43 year, after
the passage of the first tariff law. Why in
irflrt o tender in 1 heirless should have
"eea permitted to slrugg e a ng fr 43
) ears before Its parent 1 hr government 1
begin to -'proiec." it. i t.ird to lell
Ii
1832 it had estib'isheci- i s ability 10 live
without the "fostering care" cf the gov
ernment ami had also become vigorou
eaougn to demand lite ver f-roiectian which
'l J'd not need, but it joined in ihe rocntine
i of rrotected pettand tn iktl jear it secured
! ,.. , . ., .. ,. ... .1
5 Pr C,nt Proec,," 1 h" munt.lced
I unul lSJ when '.eir.g much tttonger and ,
I ablet to threaten poHlieJaaS, the duty was '
ou'Kr- equivalent to
J 0 - - . .
. .... . ! S o-i.-flt in h llllite 14.-- I 1 4 M41, 1-1,, . . . . .'i'.iiijc a- ; . i ,- I. ,4-r :i w - - .- - ' -
h.m , - . . 1. . . 1: . 1 ... irri iin .:.f r. if I44t 4 1 41 Tift C . " . vu.i ... m 1 .,.4 ir v
- k.' ui..umui i'" ni jnct. , v.iaici nu ocen rr n lerea, repeateu and
Democratic influence began lo tie feit about : sustained by ihe tribunal ol last reiort.
this lime against high tariff taxation an.i The people have demanded a r.fjrtn of rbe
in 1S46 the duty was lowered to 23 per cent tariff. Their ratn-fs'e should be obesed
and in 1S57 to 1? per cent, but 10 1861 it liitltess ha . tlht to know as soon as
went to 20 per cent, hut now republicans possible what the c ares are lo tie.
got into powei and the duly continued as The stnate finance Ommi'te has recog
folloas: j nlaed ll.r importance I dispatch and will
In December 1S61, 3 1 per cent, in March proceed with the cm; ieratlon ol the bi'l
l8l!, i: was raited to j; per ccn'. In IS66.
,r nor i-.nl ,n I Ji t ,T ,:f r , , i , VI. . ,f
, .. . -,
' P' cen' s7o. 45 P" cent. Democratic
inn.ience 0ecan lo aiserl lis dommion over I
the public mind again and in i87s the duly
was rcducttl liiODtr cm' In 18:0 ii ana
.
put on the lice list by a darr,o;ratlc congress j
ar.d has been there ever
smre. A corrn-
pondent of the Memphis ( fctine'ee'-) Com- I
mercial thus sliowi up Ihe truckling folly 1
ol listen. ng to ihe cry ol those who declare
their bu ness wi I lr ruined by taatfl reduc
tion, II It it tbe clear headed Tenneste
an't aril I :
Vlie grand and lolly t.un iling. the un
! seemi , and u.irighleous buck jumpingal
prts. nl in.liilgeil in hy cur 1 mg pampered
prts, the protected manufactured, reminds
one of a game of footbal
, , ..
reporled in
v
They te, tie ball on Ihe toss
I where . I
the have ha I it for fnriv 14-no.i
and begin
,h, m ...
1-1 1,1
full backs Itiller li a
and alto wl h a V at..! louci d M n,"
; thev alaial s wj-.t" a V f 1 . c" they pu.
idown and eneratl) get It,
The "IssOM kicMng" tney aic putting up
just new rccal a rastata amusing etf4r
: mlcc-s I wi-nee.i in Wl- dnglo i during
' the congress ol 1S7S -,,).
Hoi J C McKcizic cl KeniucU), kn wn
more laMiiiarijr as "tj italne Jim, Ktn
I tucky's in is' gifted a id laSSble of all her
silver longueu ora-oii. nai mtro'iiiceil I Is ;
lamous 1,111 to pur quinine on the free li.t, '
spurn, ng me prtvtecuoaMts theory that , the Wilson bill placing n duty on nrti
sickness, death and the grate ouglu i be cles near on the faw list, we must insist tha
; taxeci io s.iisiy ins DOrseitwen , -laughter,
I w In was si i II crj mg fur "more . "
Td 1 "i!kh ed '-'h'ait which came
oown ir. in I oiiitl 1,,'iia i0 lobt.v og iln u ,
( Hie bill was "ihe talk ol ihe town." Tne j
protested with rar la rhnr cyts that If
; quinine Wat par, oa do? Ire - ll.t, the Only
! iwo in inufaciiiring eonomi m the Halted
States, pi-wit: Power. St -Vcihtmin and
; Rotrngartet) Son.., ...u , have to shut uj
I . ! i if 1 411 . ' i ' . - 111 r I I , - 'li I 1 4.. . t 1. . .. I
1 --- a aw M...I1 -
il.ii of 4Ulll
was si.; cat
in ill's I
country Europe might sell ch-ap till a inun- I
opoly was established and then qui n ire J
would go 'o $6 or K nn ounce. l!u( the
dem-icrals in tliat session refused to he
httlldoaed, Cluinir.e was j.ui on the free list.
1'owers ic Weightnian and Rosennarien ,V
Sons cotiiinunl anl stjll cuatiaaC huslne. i
at the same owi stand, svnue sevct.i otlu
drug nnnuf C o. its I iv bee" rstabMiaed
and quinine has gi u 5 . cenlu an,
the world still wags. c E Merrill
vai;i: ami the tahut
. . .
(lie duty the higher tho wages of American
i ae Kit niioci u'.a unoji omi hi1 n titv i
ii... i..v ;..i. ;i., ..... ...t it, i 41.. i. '..I...
lat.or, ami mo lower me may mo lower me ; VVm A Mack the barber has moved'tn the
wages. This is untrue. Wages are highest j Cuaiolt Block just north of the lloniocrit of
lii unprotected industries. Wages in the j 1'04
same industries, under 111 same luriff, ' TheoMmquct t sale of Linn county pro, -mmw
mm4I 1b ii. .V.(Tnt .i-t.. r,f . i, ! rty wil I take p'.co Ir-norrowafterui on at
union. Therefore when thev threaten to
close their factories cr to lower wage' be
cause their protective duty is to be reduced
by tho Wilson bill tV.ey are simply black
mullinir their einntnvoes for votes or trvinir
. . . , . ' ' "
There is only
;
price el anything can be incraated by the
..... -- J -- " - -
t.i'iff. That is bv limiting its supply by
placing a tax or dti'y en it There is no
duty on labor, men are on tho free lit.
foreigners compete on even lerma witn
natives. For many years the protected I
manufacturers impoi'ed the cheapest labor
they couid unit in r.urope. collie or mem
doit now. violating the contract labor i
. ...
law. No manufacturer pays higher wages
than he is obliged to in the unprotected ,
UMNr Market.
Hd.iesn.it fcillA thai higher rates of
i
labor. At a i
wiiKe; xir.ui K"aier um i iuooi. .no
rue, uigu wajts lneau cneap proum is
became bigb priced men are much more .
fficient than low priced men . Secretary
-imic"i iuoh io unicu nicu ""'J
:, . f.,.l 4'.,. t tl.tj . . in 1.1,1.1... ... ..'
. ,cr ,u. ..... ...
'on operatives. American woramen are
more skillful, mte.ligent ami enterprising
thiU1 foreign workmen, and American ma-
.t; ; 1 aa ftl
cuinery m octter. ine aveiage won,
ton of PaP an American mill is S.S7;
m the huglisb mills i ji $i:i.48, though
wages are higher lice.
; ! many casrs under the McKinlcy law
oe protection on an American product l
greater than ail the wajesor labor cost,
'ne labor in mining a ton of coal coats
from fit) to 70 cent ; the n;i-ie owner is
protec ed by a tax of 7" cents plus the
of transporting .he foreign product.
Wagee do not go up with increased du-
lle- lneyitilnot in ISJ. In isoilhi
; average tariff tax waa H per -vnt; the
j average lalor cost in pmtecteii articles was
; 'S per cent of the whole cost of tbe product.
e In IS-) the Ux had risen to 46 per cent and
.. I labor east had fallen to 22 cent. Ta
! i .. ,1, , . , t, - 1 iu i.i
' . . T
cost prolab y no' above ).
Tl. . I . : - - 1 lit ' . : . t . I
I w -
lu" wagv ur.iiaK uu nun c-vsing us ine
monopolis s ire simply repetitions of that!
urr in HANi.s
And aoa comts an Alb: nv man and de
clares that, as a result of Iree coai as ; ro
vided Li in the Wilson bill, an English ves
sel ianccJ si Portland ;hc other day with
a load of fv reign coal. We can not ac-
8,OUI)lt ot ,he Cltreme psrtisanshlp of Ibis
I mln Uaes he no? know fiat the Importer
ii -' - -,-.- -. I -.
0! this coil had to pay jaat as much duty;
h., ljeen UJJ coa fcr ti tmeo.'y
,c . Ikcl he kWOm ihit lor tbe nine
aiid at a ".i-.ne when ihe protectionists feit
so thoroughly cr.itcocheu in power as to
llal e n.i tear .1 h,in imi4,.i lor u-.ir.
..... ,
veal' 1 ur 1 hr i.fittin.iiii,.h4 4r.i'.ifiii ,n-.
i . ,-,4, . . , . i. . i . . - .
c '"i1"""
in, country 1,2442s; iocs ol Lituaxiaoas
coal f.he kind upon which itiare Is a dulv.i
Kaea r mn.r. n.,1 .fik iki. .i...,-r . vn,
- - .... - .... - . o a .... . .v.
tbe c ine
roont.i.
en i;n. aepiemwr 3 j,
14 5
H junjet l-eliMI sflenir.isrtauoo,
ma'nl) there wets iaported Sj6.oij ton of
bit iiaunjss coal Ti n shoar that under
Harrison there an more coal Imported
I Ibaa aasder Ctsealaad. Itisnonew thing
lor coal to be imported Into ,his country.
It bis been going an (or years. Jt Is a
cheap way cf rcak.ng political xSrpttal, ta:
the capiUU it very cneap af'e 1". i mioe as
shown by the figu'et above
fhessf-ures
are taken from Us. rtwwwts of laa t,ea.-,.y
dtpsitment anj catnot be dlsyu-e.1
PI IB It
The democrat, of
Waia
!-.
Committee hze titeil t
! take un the taiill early.
t y in ceci :;nto
It shoull have
1 the firat ; lce on ihe ta'trnJa-anj Oa pta's
' ea to a j sesame wit n r.3 cnaBcatsary delay.
! There I no occasion fcr a lont? debate.
The srhoie subject hat b-en discutted. In
, , . , , ,
general and ,n detail, for ihe past St. vear.
Talk in congren will change 00 irsrn'er,
vole. The country has ban talk enough
There f, no sen.e i.i srgutng after the
, . ... , . . .
without wsiflng fr it pauaire by r.
nn ,
-
i ne Hue gamtc Ly ir.e rr.tnizatHin d
congress m August, wi.tcti resulted In a
carefully prepared bill before the SSSSting
Is regu la r scssl on. oueht to be u' i.ied now'
- -
".v vigotous pushing ol the roeaiure lo
r'n"' YO,v
HE sri lRATB
The Hills are wnmlerful fellows at pro
ducing billj. I!i: McKinley trnsl his hand
at it, and now Hill Wilson gets in hia work
on the tame kind of a bill There is not
much difference between the two bills. The
Wilson bill will attempt to remove Ihe tax
from Borne of tho articht in the McKinley
bill and place it on other articles that are
now on the free list, and that is all there is
to it. Tbe people, generally, are not so
much concerned about Ihe amount of the
lariff tux as they are boat m'ting the
money to pay the bix. Itoth bills will pro
line aliout the same amount ol revenue.
Badeta faafisatiifaan
Much of this st.itement is challenged.
Ve f.. I quite sure if our friend had coin
patad t lie McKinley and Wilson bills he
never wo.ild have said, "there is nut n.uch
difference between Ihe two hills,'- or that
"the Wi'so-i bill will remove Ihe lax from
so-r.e of tlie articles in tho McKinley bill
and ptace it on other articles tha' lire now
on the free list.' Theru is a very uidical
difference between the two bills is mty
readily ls nvn hy nny one who wid take
the trouble to c nupare the two bids. At
our cotemp.jr.iry shall MUM tnSM. bt its
readers knrw in what particulars Ihe bills
are a ike and in what they are unlike. We
feel Kure that friend Mc has made hi
is slute-
ment witlnut consideration ami
tior.
investiga-
ar
The 7iiaail iuwl Is Ihe na.ne
if -i n.w 1
ciui p-jjc vico.y pafw jual
tarred in
I'onlano. It says: 'The Tomahawk
is a
We
I rC.ii rsutcii c.eiiiociauc paper
, ,. .
stimd on the Clilcugo plaltorm with lite
heel corks ho (ar imbeildrd In ihe planks
thai there will be no opportunity of moving.
It whl be our aim 10 hclti in the work of
makiafl the Slsle uf Oregon ilemocratir.'
Tins is a very worthy purpose, and we wish
the Tuiuuhuwk uub-timlcd succen both
pulltically and financiully.
Sm ihe Hi v Improvel SI iycr tawlsg ns
eh The he I M slwss ttis ehaantwt J
VV S wti. 'i, aitent. Mn at I M French's
ewelry store
AMD
,,.,,. - . .
Ul'arn 11 1 .inplol'in nan begun uit l..r
divorce against hi wife Mary A Templetom.
louk
An army of trauma was put off thu cars
at l be. on City lust night, Albany should be
ready for I hem
i ne a've noir.i ol rntisliz iliou nil. h-ar
rfprosantativ.s
fiou l.inn County en next
Friday D o IS
The monthly meeting of the Ho llding & !
l.ll.in I ii III ciVnr. .......... ... ..
... 1 II I 1 1 ' 1 III. cue-
nlng in the w K since, where dues should
he paid
I'n s.. in I), in .-i H Whitnet I. BeiM
was lodlfl rd as repotted. An i tTort liai been i
in uio to nrov. Init h n. nnl K. ,- tair. I
..,, of lh. .i,i,,. .f.t. i '
M it wvald sound iietter if ha ia not.
. A pettire it order ntu'jd at the Hat term
' '"""""" t,,u'1 one auinorizinn tne
a?'0 couo'l "d. bring
iiriiu..,, j rum nr inuiiEa ;ion eituer tne
connty treasurer or :b assigoM to recover
the S11, 957. 8fl ot county fuuda ia the Job
nank.-Coiyallis Times.
Ja lM nl'J'C d an Intonation to reatr.ln
.u uunumg a puiu B-a iinitlt! kt l.iiaeuurg, tr.l-
Irio, Attor(ley Mtl-n j,ave fu
1 1, t ... :1 .....! I i." - .1. 1 r.
Iriet Alton.ev M.-I'.in .... "I I,. v. foil.
eonsiuored toe miller ot joining in the pro-
oeeding to restrain th locati-n of tbe soldiers
"""" " n ourg, or, and have arrive at
-oneluaion Ih.r it,.
proceeding is not in
ine f unite itiurctta and that it is not my
f .1 11 -.
to join cnicully in such procee iiiig
1 Bl 1 A V
J"tif Uuncan
Court House.
stlornet ta bw, at the
J Charley Reed, of Benion county, has a
: deer park, alreac',- started with five white
tailed beauties
Sch.nacr A Cal.ahan have moved their
fith and game market lolhe Vierick bulld
ug just south of the P O biacs.
Dr Alfred Kinnev has been r'ected couple months tlif nueslfif Mr Geo Knox,
mayor of Astoria, a rood iclectlon, and returned home this 11 on
showing that A.toria ieo, e a'c level I Licenses liive teen Issued lor the
e ed" marriage of J T Fai'over and Jennie K
A Chehsiis, Wash, merchant has pur-; Cardwe!'. and Kicd V Stahlman and
chased 100 copies o! one ol ihe local panels 1 Fannie V Snii'li. a 1 ol Linn c ur.tv.
for a year, 10 be used as a premium to The voting people of tbe V P church
purchasers of goods. last night at L K Plain s organ:. 1 a
If the Democrat was 10 publish all the eocial club with Hngh Fisher as I'resi
intJwinter lair items sent I: it would take dent and Kl iot Irvine as -Secre'arv .
Zr ? uVr 10 ,,,e a'"er "
, 0' ,hc P"'k
i w.. .a.:-.. ..I I i . 1 ,11
u.iiiihh.wi,,,, n.uni)
U quire lively .hi. fall A itcots little to
oe so-labc our people very properly try to
ill I i i i-l r ,1,,. . In I lit. r .-. n. . -1
- . . . .
A saiem man wis followed up a street
hr a 'limn ill-, .n .R.m !..., .
him, but w ho simr lv acted sutplciouslv
and one of the paper, takes half a column
to lell abial 1:.
O'Neil Bros received a telegram la,t
Fridat eUUlag that the large Straw s'ack
at their mill at t'ipitoSa, Cal. had been
burned, the work ol an Incendiary. ga -
timaled loss between lio.ooo and 8,-
ooo. Advai.ce.
The ile ol propertr for count.- taxes
waa in progress tlii. af-.ernocn at the front
,1 . . if if h. f . . T I- . ' I .. .1 I 1,- .
good msny Interes'eJ people. Several
cfc ':i v in'g pro;er-.y. w t.tle ttie countv
secured some
From 100 o I'D tramps, acc rj:nj to d.f
fennt repu-ta. aaaaal throah A t,v tau
auoo bxand far tbe sjath. lbv got 00 t
r s- . i . m laxaf s'sidat'
cbaiR rl o:ni prelate and il.u.teUapsn
on yeslrt. Th, f .rmr was 3aed f aud
v .U. am, ti latter w d.schar.e '.
I acan Advanc-.
Th 1,1 m. i-M
' - r
a.rease oa th rats tf
I remioms de by
the I'.citic It-saracce
i ohm on
iseeasaat of lb . sja d !- icy Uw
paraiiaa ia Oragoi, baa beo rri.ea.si by
contract between the companies aStaBSai the
T - '. . , .
ccioc. in inajrto mhv tire al.e
4wd) pati
tha ue use are oil ia the eo d.
A Raisin rwiet oblecli 10 H R Kir.caiJ
Editor ot the Stall Journal of Kugr ir for
'' of We. on tne M inds that he
has no enemies. Ii is always surmised that
there Is aometblng strong where
nas r... enrrr tev
Here sons e more
i figuring by Ihe
Ma est" an rf Salem. Aaont acoo Ore-
gont.ntvU.ted Ihe Wcrjd . fair, and It Is
rr..k.g.o..,oPSoo.ooo taken oa, c'f
the state. Ar.d thlt estimate It low enough
"; 8on V -
" " J--i-'n 10 "
In tkcaa dan It Is aJaVtsa a whlse man
MM man
gets the start of a hobo.biit a V frel-hr
n-n crew at 1 rregori t!!v :hts moentng
ralher paralysed acmpan, ol this irarei
Ing -entry.' A hundred arid fttj ol Ihem
.SMnrhe .'n'tn'di'ur.
Ur cioeJ tht door and iockcJ them In.
TS mm - . - J . i a a . x.
train pulled our. leaviue Its palace c,r
- - ' v ta s.-..v. eiuc i at. aru aiiiu i nr
puiied our, ieaviug Its palace
passengers In b.lstful Ijr.o-ance of
lnten'.lons Journal.
heir
saTtai.ar
Same wool was sold in Aibanv 4-day
for io and 1 1 rents.
Nevada w di bare r'entv ol la-ghs in :t.
At the oqera boon D a 2?.
Tl Apollo C nb . ill meet at Ihe rtwtdenee
of Dr J 0 Litilw rcxt Monday 74a p m
Oet yoor ticketa reserved f .-'N"ev ads" at
the opera boose aa Friday ntht of oext week
Hie Invenfors" r. dr.ma written bv a
Salean man, il be prrsenlcd In that citv
Get your holiday goods at Hodges A
MeCarland. The best styck to e ect
from.
r- i.. -an ..... , . ,, ,. .. . .
. ...u .i.,., Mm unuutiiiicuii ncirr :.-K-ar.
A I u m
I
,
Us rt.y ,f Weak wl e it wm told m Hsr-
K " " : ne ..n . nay w.
I mmZ l.T?"" . 7' r,t
. .. ....
j: inc eame r.i root ria a. i n,...it..
I yetterdav 1 etween CorvalM, arc! Mnvmouih :
: inc inrmc- won nv a score ol J" "j o
It I, :
now In or.ler lor Corvil i to plav
Grove.
Forest
In s. Ing jour holiday gooi',. do not ,
fall to o i on Hodge. '.V McFariard.
Thev li a fine ilneof goods, embracing ;
a large "ck of plush goods.lncluditig an ;
elrjent line of perfumeries, elc.
Tho,iaB Holt, first sergeant company ,
Third ii.lan.rv volunteri 1, Seminole aar
of '831 lives lu Albaay. He las just I
recelvnl a pension for services In that war, j
with back pay linm passage of the act.
A coople sixteen year old youths, wel'
Matched as lo size In order to st!le wl tch
was the belter man, la-.t night, Stripped '
and entered a ring In ilie ilir.l ward and
fought several lounds with boxing gloves.
' untllone was satisfied he was second besi
Tate Carnaval cf Nations Is arsumlng
l,T.ini!ir proportl n. A gala lime Is j
j promised during Ihe hotidavs. Keep
your small chingt lor one of the jollies!
OtaSaatosM of vonr life. One hundred
peopIS In COStusne In Ihe grand march
wl I make nn imposing spectacle.
Slxty-clgh' of Portland's unemployed
men y esterday determined not to brave a
wln'er In a big city, and at l o'clock this
morning left in a Southern Pacific freight
train lor warmer c.lmes where more favor
able condl'lons exist. They were granted
Iree lre.n!'ortation over the Southern la
clfi'c iln-s in Oregon .Journal.
County Treasurer Wallace this morn
inn received a check for $545440 fct
l.inn county's portion of th- slate choo
fund. This will soon be illstrllmted
among the dlst. lets of the county. In
addition to (be state fund there will be
abou' 0iooo of county money to dlstri'vutt
making about $1 is per pupil lor disulliu
lion. There will l e twi incrtics of Oregon
I'acific crnplovers tii night, one at Tauulna
I'ty O'.e at Albany. 1 tie men do not
like the looks of matters and are hostile
ther are even rumors tha tracks will by
b'own up. The proper course wl I be to
Icain first what the court will tl n wllh the
mat'rr. In all probability iliert will be no
confirmntion wilhoul the employees being
protected.
To fully substantiate tne fact lhat Kooue
1 river farmers are mrklnjr a good thing tl.ls
year by giowing nogs let us cite this: l.i.t
Monday Jack Anderson drove 66 hogs lo
Midford which In weight averaged 301
pounds each These were sold to the South
ern Oregen Packing Company at 5'j cents
per pound and Mr Anderson went home
with over one thougnnd dollars in his inside
pocket as a result of the sale. How r'oet
this compare with
Medford Mall.
forty-cen. wheat ? j
THL'KSD.l v
R stevenKon, rf Portland,
Rev W
the city.
ii in
Mr K A Parker is confine
witii the grippe.
Mr Kd Goto, id Seio, was
during the day.
Mr Conrad Meyer ent
this noon an litiNineeg.
1 to bin In me
in
the city
Portland
I.,
Es-Freigfat Agent Wardloir, of the
Oregon Pacific, was in tiie city today.
Judge Hurnett, n Corvallis, wan in the
cl'v t'ay or his way to the Capital city
.Mrs Waiter Montsith ix in Corvallis
the guest of her niece. Mr John Bimpcon.
Mr 0 E -St a nard, one of Brownsville's
live young business men. was in the city
toilay.
Mr V. L Thompson and family of Port
land, are in the i i'.y the ciiestH of Hon K
A Irvine.
MillBnl Hayes, of orvallis. in in the
city j(Ma v n Ii j
to gilverton.
way home from a trip
,
, , deasant surprise party un tendered
5 y'iPP'-. the residence of KF
farrisii loef.lay evening.
lolm stiea the well-knoAii Droddeer of
I lt le I I 1...I ..f , ..!.. !.!.. .1 ..
. T-fiutvn,,
lent onion, was in the city today
succu-
j Mrs 1 J Overman returned Ibis noon
fiom a several 'nontbs trip east. Mieias
met m rortlan.l l.y ( apt Overman.
County t ierk I'ayne went to Salem
this noon with the tax roll for Irs'.C, the
last to lie presented t!i Secretary of
State.
A very Inexperienced '-urg!
the prin.lag olli-e of the Q A
vsllis, stole i j n lelt gijco
poor job .
entered
a' Cor
A very
Mr Kilis Knox, who is in San Josj for
the benefit of his health, according to a
letter just received, is now confined to
his room by illr.ess.
The little daughter, of J K Kim, of
Portland, who has heen in Ihe i-oe a
ten o dock Sjr,dav night at the
re.idence of James Cln ,n Corvallis,
. ... . . v i . i . 1 1 ..
....... unc r ier,ion t oun -
'.v a pioneers at the tdvar.ee J age ot J,
year..
. . .. . .... . .
.sccoruing to tne Kocliester. N Y L n-
in its account ol
' 'J - Mr 1
the divorce suf
0M ttentlemsn
gets a salary of $ ?.030 a vear. ij W
basis his srtie waa arrao'ed l0 a month
i fr alimony.
C 0 Hrgtie was in twn this morning,
but denied that any certified rbck for
I I200.000 bad lieen' sent him from New
IYork to be put at the sale next Kri
day. lle will be on bands to see tiie fun.
Timee.
... , . ,
K tether!e tendered bis
I "r J
resignation as general secreta-y of tbe
oong Men's Christian association of
Salem lo accept the chair of physical
training in t.ie state university at Eu-
sne.
. ... . . . , . . .
teo t,eer o! Kings station. l.inn
...... , . . . , i . , . - .
county, was oefore the board ol pension
examioers yesterdav for tbe
purpose ol
ier
I
the
"ettvtburg. lie has othrr physical dis
bl"'es which cause bisi much l:.ub'e
aleni Statesmen.
FRIDAY-
Mr BT alter 1'eters.jn. ol Lebanon.
th-. itv todav
was in
BohHonavan. the piceer drummer, was.. AH1SU; LlfJ!lTIi Si'-el: "T .
in the . ;tv t' Jav. ; Usese lUspatcbes iporle.J tbe aari-.-nlal
Mis. Kva Cnsjaa reiumed this nc
a visit at Toledo.
.
m !rr,m
apt 1 iummer.of Cape Fcvealber light
nOOSe. Waa in tbe citX todav. st-WlPI? for
i rt
u. i sa-4 i ... . .
ssxaa Jsen ims-t ar..l wite. wto left
r.ntlv ...n a trio t.i l"aliffmi.4 Srtt,r.s,l r
at t.rantt Pat.. wners Mr WtmSkt has
' been - .-!; -w'-.a; i.i w- .
Mr , v. w" , ' , '
' t
t rWe-rf tht fo! bail Lany l:trr?n Oor- I
asHwill 1 a. - a a
, ZZTZL ZJrZZVl :
j gtvaus.f trafairlv wiped with tnen, " Ther i
1 did cH make a point. '
i it i,itv . ,-
i ITa. HP1V. 1 1: -
n. .- . "'" " " "r
raws a a uviuiv.ii, w 1, u UU tt I ( a . !T ii
Oiagua City, as a trrsol chopper, nfrwatll 1
leiivre-i a lactam in that ritr on --Tiirk4.r
i and the Turks. V4vingex4eri"encso! ataiatMl
: a I" S minister to that coontrr He wrnrw
a rIbitubytfce Sultan I
j Mr 1 .".!!1mTlve priTaW letter
fro!!) Ke'T 1 I Hi!! thi niirninir ,ia?al af
, . . . . ss" -
I Monolulu. It was wntl-n a.xari th-
tMBMBr tuna srttn llonolul.i in tight, and
, maiieel iiunie I'atrlT . m am .1 i- ! -,t
' ,,.nTjin.l nr. i t w.,:. .i. . :.
....... .. ' i.ji ii. c i,
; an t- luit mfma lK ,.i,.,t . ;..
' mention rf tbe character of life on an Aan
'tennnT. The misatonarr isarti- wm all
, jubilant over the prosp,-t.s'.the trip prov ing -
an inspiration to them for the future.
viTi irnv
W II li;1
th i lie.
" .
nf.
vr " ,a
Mr- l'plie St Clair is visitinjr with her
motner, lr' neadle
Col II' i
in San Fran- isci.its reiorteI
nc iiioufcTM his iiiiBu iiis.'iii romuij; io tea
Jn.
BesE N Crsatlll w.snt to Portland thia
brEN C.ndit went la Portion. 1 tl.1.
, . wi.... .. w;ii . 1. . , r
1 " 4 ' .-'ii.. 'II?. ,11 itio
intfiit tin college.
y. s ,. , .
eximvable so d t',' l...
J Irving last eMHtny.
Tbe hilarious cvi.dii.-t of Countv Clerk
I avna bsl.iv was ,r.tis.vl l.v ;!,n latino
Mi
Addi
' li'tiliued tlii
n-.vn
Ir""! 1 ortiiui.i. wnen- ii.. h.1.1
teng the wetl.ling of her sister.
ien ! nt-
l .1 M.iyi will sell hi honssdivld gs.v.i
at public axattion tn-in.mvw and will leave
next wsrli for Sin r r.uu MOO when he will
work in a barxsar shop during the mid
winter fair. HarrisburglV'iiriet-.
Mi1- Clyde Igsdon has rettirne4l fr..to a
visit w ith her ntsor.Hn I .1 Trapp.at t'hit-
trood. II- ! :-, county. She also visited
friends in Plnallaml mul Allinv ilaaii 1,..
nbs.nix'.- Hosebtirg lleview.
WThi n o!d that the emplov.-s would n
itl their iiav on account of the low hid. the
lllair f lion man Lidding the mud in siu.l
th.it was nothing to him. that the road
would 1 built further nasi nnd it would be
u big thing- for the GOWttiy. The men
iiunx a jot. n.is isvn imr up ami that tlieio ;
is a pig in the fence.
LmI evening a very enjoyable and profit-
ni. I., entertainment wm given by MiM i
Helen t rawlUTU al tlie rraiiainfm ot her fa-
tner it inn t t rawior.l. . prv"grniii of I
much merit MM inesentuil. Trio principal
torture was a parlor pn'sentatinn of Ctn-
derella hy Mr- Or Love as the gi.l mother;
Orace Love us rimleiflls, Lilly Crawford
as the Prines, and Mrs 1'ofTinin and Helen
Crawford M the sist.Ts. TImM fortunate
in InMiig the gui'sts of the I'veniug had a
rare tnit in this. Kecitations wen- heard
from Missei t'ruwfonl. Lilly Crawtord,
Josie Liselle and ir.i.i lavve: Miss KU'h
ards render.- 1 a violin solo with skill niuf
Misses Josie I-i.selle. Lilly Crawford and !
(race l...veand Mrs l offiiian prcMmt.sl
Oelsarte exercise of merit. The nvst
eveniiiij wus spent in sociability.
r Fr Ightrneri.
coBuKRoa .Attn, Dec 15, The Herald's
nirrespomlent at Itio semis word that the
mgM of December 10 the city was thrown
to a panic bv a storm of shot anil shell,
which lasted "V) minutes. The missiles
Came from rifles nnd rapid firing guns on
Cobra's island and fell all over tbe city, but
especially in Carioca, Pavadrila and Tra
vt-sa streets, nnd on other points whore
-.-a isw. ..I...1
ineaiers are siiuii'eii. 100 .iay m.14-ta wertt
just iH'ing emptied of throngs of patrons
and tho effiH't was tremendous. Hound
women tied shrinking for shelter.
Maaey Warned
New Yokk, lec iS- Millions of dollars
were offered 011 call today in Wall street by
well known brokers at i per cent without
being taken. One broker had $2,700,000
to lend at that rate, aud was unable to put
out a dollar. It was thought tbe gold
.bipments would stiffen rutesfor money .
I
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
I It tukej tlw Asldaad Beeord to get. the
I newn. Here's one of its itenia; Killv
a t or i.i aciaiirni Pinkerton, tbe well-known rkHectiTe, was I
IOt'lHVii.i.K, Dec - A few iiiiriuti-K on KuinUyV train for llonolahl in the in- i
past 10 o'c Ock tin rHOrni 'tho f,tl-i-work taWit ef tbe provilioaal government. It is
and that purt of th i, ijdle tnu of tbe BBported thai Tbnnton, tho Hawaiian min
Louiville and .leffi.Ti-iii, II brulgi; which istr. win trawling iwif; on the same train,
was i i plan; gave way, aud, with ail tbe 1 botind from WaxbtBcton to 8aoi Francisco.
wor. nen, was precipitated 110 feet into
tho water lielow. There was only a mo
ment's warning, and tboe who etfapH
going down with the mass of iron and
tlllllier -1 ii'. I fi.r II... MAM .illi.r tin. fir. I
trcinliliDB thai indicatad the inv nir v;,r, of
me lalsi" work 1 lie aCC ideal was. a hor
rible one, and is the last of a long lit of
catastrophes which have naked the con-
slriii tiori of t ii- bridge. Fire were killed
outngnt, three fatally injured ami nven
teen are missing.
(.one El
San Fkancim o, Dec 15. - The steamer
A'imeda sailed fur Australia, via Hone
iu'u, tlii afternoon. Ol the 150 ta'.in
pasungers .Vy ate from Honolulu. Tbe)
are nearly all Ltisineto men, who are hurry-
log MNSU S to b; on Ii :ii J wiirne-r the
hnjl tesi ot a'n njtd l-tween thff Lniled
atc an 1 tne i ioni .nai gove.-rimeni
comes Among ihcm i I. A I
tbe
envoy
onsen' ioio j cr xtiaorumarj
.1110
plenipotentiary to the Unite: Satis
ia t.ur'.vitij; home as lo p r-onally
tbe fall statute Of tbe tsseletore the
visional government.
Ill
A Ulrrei Tax l'ruponl
Wi. IIIMOTOSf, Oec r. Crain
offered ia the house today a resolution pro- ! was not i ord. I pou an affirmative
po-.ing an amendment 10 the conititution 10 nneaer he remarked that it way a d 1
author te coagreaj lo levy a direct lax in shallow one. They were even.
proportion lo ihe aaitssed valualior. cf alt '
property subject to taxation u.idcr the Albany is not alone hi Ha condor! of
lav, of the varioua states. "lexceediug i's charter tight The
1 1. in Wrrr kit eat.
IlfNKiak, Dec 15
tonight 1 bd wreck istcj
Vurk A: 1'ennsylvania nra
in elg it deaths and manj
lie, weakened hi ratBS, g
talir.g the lggJfce arJ 1
creek .
clock
ikh
.
. ,
A t't
1 rei ip
it way
ker
'I ' .1 the Botibll
SaaTIXX. Dec 15. , P T y lor, a car
penter, acci fnta'ik friot itm-acit bi rt.e
abiomcn th. afternoon, whiie 'rym.; la
shoot a rabbit aVath a t". 'vera avnd iil
I robably ii-.
,a; or.;v
lorbT
4'iN. Ie;
I irr 11.11
U There
Waaan
. . , . i .
. . i,t e
ds aoftTM .M ..U that Wm
the introduction by Voorhees, chairman of
1 . 1 . - . ... I I 1 1
lw -awsv cumamiee. e i a uni prow-im;
' Mr me coinace ot me s. igniongs. or pront
from the silver enined and ptirch;ied un'leT
the H an i and !.erman acta, at the rate of
t3.OQ0.OO0 a month Ihe bill also prosides
.for 'he provides for the pur-Jia. a .'ter that
coinage is completed, of f2.CUO.O0ti wjrtL
; of tiirer but nu a month; tbe wititdraw-..!
: of all notes of less denomination thrvn WO;
the withdrawal of the J?J .V) and $i god
i oeiaa, a.;-l the appointment of Eve ocmmt- -sioners
to an international conference for
' Us- etabifb:nent af a ratio lertween io!d
.r.
!
a lamrr a,aw!ir!
I BlUMHMO. Dse ll.-Aturjs- Kempf. a
j meu lo da Urma Uving in the foothills
alirttit eiLht tniVs ririrh rtf this f.!a.- w as
: m - - - - .
' rutal v aasanltel a toe evening of Ie-
. . . . . . , ,.
cetaber 12. Mr Kempf 1 a batiheior. hii
i companion being a r.ired boy aged about
ly IIS ine boy had left tne b ri w itb a
'sntera to attend to tne chore at tfc.- 1 ; hselia! minns the overshoes suddeniv
when Kempfs alteutton wis calsed ty J pitched forwaid and fell dosrnasifbe
rap at tne door. So tooaer i it tleed , bfcJ b,, ttrt!C. haiD behind Hie im
than two mn commenced beaUng him prectiong, rooche.1 in forcibU Chinese
ver the bead Managing to free hinise f. i dialect, were earful to listen to Otfacf
Kempf escaped into the ad;omu;ir room ! enterprising cast imen felt the fores' or
and by a back door made lis ent from tne ,bt. electricitv and harried from lis
home, jriving tbe alarm. TTiasfr.8Lteoeii.lbail.ling. The probable canse ot she
tbe rob'Sert escaped. Laving sec-reo noth- ; Cariu9 r'ben .rcenon was a wire that n,v3
II Ma, Xanler
snooung ot Jao.es Maitn ay t nomas uoi j
i frey. at Deer Lick, oa the Siskiyou moon- '
1 tun a.-.-it h . f A .1. 1 1 . 1 ilA.tr.Mr ,-,imiM.vi
j the shooting was acci-Jer.u- and ie eoto-
i not-', inrr rwvt miim Ath.ni A litlb
!.,. .. i 4 - . .
.a r. oev. , ; r...'n:- ei to st.i inas
1 v4oairey auie-i r-ra:in to avo:o pavinsr
I latrer n.or.ev diie him. Vesterdav tbe
. aTand jury indicted Godfrey fr mnrder.
.csJIred krlt ttS coJBtry in ample time anst
AinxoN. lii. i'- li A sliifbt ear's-
joake sivfc i fe.t here at 10 ratr.-te
after II this morning followed by a much
t nre levers .tai at bane niou'es after 12
i Agtam. a: v rr.it. res alter l i)H. trier
was arv;or rtU&tMlng. EHUMHSg
description trembled vio!ent!' .
and dishess rattled and books and
of everv
tides were shken from the tal !
Weler . 4ler
WasinxoTON. Ik-o It HeruiacD
Eilis.
tt: t , i- .i. i
" nson. i-"ue ana o r . era . re, an-
aans voteei. wi.iie ttieir eastern o.vteacaes
w isi.i. en 11.- r. . t .iiu uwxay. 1 net
i said: " W cuianot have Ion saanv V
...j,
- -
! states
passed today,
' Hermann's dona ti n
! n0 nr but TalWattng lte supreme
iXurt
1 mpt locations, of sMt there ar many
I , ,0Tron. where the general land office haj
: refusesl pBteaYbs.
Yfce i inarn ml .r rjla
Savannah. la. lev 11.
Tne .anne-s
convention hvlav declared in favor , f an
j economical improvement cf waterw.n s and sa-jrkraut and fresh "milk paddicg. the JmUI
' harbor: commends to congress the oonnec- .-.her foreigner is Mr Irvine, of the States- ttaaa
! lion 4if the Mississippi river and the tiswl .. ! 5Vj-t i Orrr
! Idakes bv a shin canal and the improvement
j oi in .viitsisaippi an i tne invporianin.tr
IW-ofthe Gall and Atlantic coast.
i als-v fa vers a rural frve mail d
iverv.
Fixed Tar Bwrclar..
i '"'k- . - - . wa
killed in a strange i night at a
supposedly unoccupiexl cihin in the Mboxbe.
ner BxlOaslfcnM creek. Togette with a
. nripani.'n named Anaerson he waj
I tl:
i . .
route to a p:.ie wnere lie had liecn pm
! ise.1 work on a county highway They had
their blankets with them, and be ieving
j tbe cabin vacant, iniendei lo enter and
I pass tbe night the-e. EMchsaon reached
: tbe door and un.lertoiik t pull off a board
!paile1 aero? it. when the load report of a
1 gnn was re.ird and he lell icKward. .rv
j ng. '"lam killed A neavy et
i slugs had 4-ntere.l hi aWaSMea and
tree .if
r ircvd
! upward
!
' I'llic
liing lliu- aluuvst instant. v.
iimatr .ir.iirj.
l Dm 13. A Waahiaaton
oriel earei "There is a wel' detnea he -
lief in diu omaiic cin-les tint Ihe uttemp of
Ihe Cleveland administration to restore the
! ,, e
I Wa,"n
.riis-ii l.v i lie mr ne has ien
ahindoned- This belief is nt based on
idle rumor, but on othcial informatioe re
ceived at one of the WIlliaMaSi from that
esnbatayS home government. It is s.iid the
home vnvernnien! is understivcnl to have
reoeieaa its information from lt.s minister
ar Honolulu, and to h.ive uumtviiati
... .... ilnt. " 1 1 .. . .. r .1 ,,,!..... v.l, t!l.
, intonnatio.,.
A Rattle I1ii.ii
WAjBtTsoTtnt", Itv li. The nars d
part ment has nveived a ctble from Com
mandsr Picking at Etto Janeiro, which s.ijs i
the Mg battle eajected in the harbor has1
liegun . Copas island and l'nchad.is are in
possession of Admiral vie QnsM, insurgent j
ooanaandant. The fwuiei is well tortined,
and is contimuillr lirmg on the custom !
houstiiii.l naval arsenal.
Tbe xtrvlcaa XVar.
l'KMINi
N M. Dec lo.
V courier reacbs
f tha)!ni Laa Palomos la'e hist night, bringinjr
I news from wiow to ucneful Hernanues. m
i command of the Mexican troops, who has
1 h.eu at PalpMM for some days nuikiiig an
, official investigation of the trouble on the
! 1. ...... 1- 1 "i;. ...... -i.i. !.,-. irl . li.itlt.. f.m..Vi4
i ate Friday ia the Sierra Hadree, near
v)iui., Jurex, between the revolutionists.
undT Santa Ana Pres, and 600 troops.
OurWnteiwas
I Washington. Dec 18. Rennsentativa
I rtetiuaan says that it has only taken two J
days to demonstrate thai the river and r
harbor appropriations are too heavily cut. t
In, i.5 . 1 . .
v-ieveiarni nas served liouce 011 t t.e uu
beis if they do not want a veto tbe bill
must be cut down. Efforts have l.eeii made
lo have a conference of ihe Oregon delega
tion on The lhilles improvement, but ii may
not be held. Hermann says there is r.o
use in proposing anything else than a port-
ngo road, for the engineers have reported
against a boat railway.
Ur. Price's Cream Baking Powder
Forty Years tbs standard.
3BBSHHHBHB
MtariTB
During the crisis of l-7 the prenident of !
the United Stat; saiii that math-rs wouhr"!
ritrlit theiiirs ives, and ISO tli:y did. They !
will do SO now gradually. The l.'nited
Statm hai too strong Iwtllwi to lie kept
dowribyfinain i.il reverses. Regard b of
l .ng Emm we wnl eome out of the refnt
depression wi-r peaale.
Tbe Multnomah ami Corvallis loot fcal"
teams) tigl.t each otlier in Corvallis to
saosrow. That with iheOPasfteoogtii
to Bake it pretty lively in thai rity.
has CKiired it out that a lusi
a ho does kn advertise i iike a
net.- lout
inin whf.
gfjes fisliiog without any bait
and darivrles the na'neii iiri.W: in ttaa wafer
trilRlinz to lucK that s oot tish will ac-
eiden'ally run up against it and te
cailzh'-
A voting ' ;an named Melon called at
the Walla Walla Pofora letter Tor
clerk told bim it was too late in t He si-aeon
for melons. As the young man was
Texas ; leaving he aske 1 the d-puty if Ma riano-
1 -.rval is Times avs: At high tide ias".
Dl''i Indebted eeae of thecity of Cor-
1 va'ii. as shown Oy ine r--p"rt ol liife
polk - judee reached the (17. lot dollar
mark The indebtedness that the city
aappoaf d l. :ncur is limited by the
etiar er to 5o.ti.
l.inn county hunters after reading tne
f liowing eorijfar story from Jac-son
county wi'I tiave to make another at
I tempt : An o'.d hnnter. James r'arren,
84 ieir of sje. encountered a wcgar
-in the inotintains nantine f-.r bear. ',
No' telling to waste ammunition, he '
barled a ro..-k at the animal, siroc it on
the head, and wlnie i' was dazed from
' the Mow, jumped 0pn it, and split it
iiroai wr.i. a antie, all rieiore me aston
is'.e t lieast eonld say ""Jae - Robinson''or ,
awytltiag eqairaleal to it in tbecongar
lona i. Trie reaat measured 17 feet in
lengtti, and Mr r'arren has the hide to
prove ihe story. Besides this, hi '1
were here a- w;?ne--s and do not con
tradict him- Th- conzar l.imse'f declines
to be interviewed .
A pr.jcery store wa recently the
scene of a remar ab;eoc. irrence- hi!e;
the stone was cr iwded w tth customers
the air becani poaerfaKy charged with
electricitv anl everybody in the building 1
was shocked A large inastiLf was the
rirt 10 feel the effects oibe pl-rouv-non
He catiie sweerrcg atca: the stove,
sl.en lie reoired a sIkic 1 .hat caused
bim to topple ever- Hastily picking
himself up he broke for the door and
1 . J .4. . J - ... L . I.'.
i:4u iip irainei lur 'j'ji iiiai- i.r iru
.1.. 1 ..1 - u, .1... . t,.t
lyac ass 11 'J 4i,, m 4j.s:rti 11 u
.1. . sff.: T. Cmamm rAni. rh,.
terine into the store, one with rubberi
,. aj,(1 the ithoat. when tbe Ce-
; some abnormal contact with tbe bui'd
i- " FX have rpertab!e st,
, it shochl ju:t tee sy stem of filling in on tne'
sine ot tbe i-lrer-- as m-jon is in toe center
Never will we have !ecnt stre?t tint 1 the
. n . ! . . i . . . . . .X . 1 . .
ttoacdad atrerbs are needed.
i
. 1 wasar juu iann II-
v.. ti .- . , .
;...-i ti.yl . 3t af the trmuirsrliniT caae
1 t i" ""1 . -rv ." tl
i , .; aivL?ion of tb- funds. heu.-e a
, naarr,.i. Krsrv a impU:aS(!d .faonld be !
A writer in an exchange h.t the follow- i
' in; two xar.'j.
! waist the iaws .( trn altered so that-1
-ry m .-.in ray tus live- in Uie precinct
where he live.
I0UMJP 1 w.mt ti,w.fasr altered that a c :adi
e ar- iate tir : .y procure a Ii-
joenta? w;th-;'Ut being put to more extense
tban he can earin one month of bard work.
Ttse Brsnltais Rs-view
:Aim5 m be
wee!v; while
the 'reirsc Citv tnterrir.se modestiv calls
ataalf the lies. paper in t!:e state. There is
n
m-u:;ng iia oi.-wing nes . ir. ..cm.
fitted often by tbe public MR as
satiaaaiuiisii;.
.iarn parsers iwtinue their fun
tth each oilier, fhe lidependeaat says:
MM .ire two foreipnera i:, ine newspapo
amssw in this ,-irv iru r vr iirtf.r r&
. the 1 MrnaL who u a natixe cf teat portion
' g
ennanv wh"rv thev cn limborwr.
nrv-ik, -.iri .l.i-...T-it jn.l .1-,,-- rralr stl.le t.-, i
p-eve:-; i-i- ij aw v
The lH.viiv.mT rs, tf . t i ,
'. .'4'.i Of 1 ' Kvi I.r It :'o.-.?iir-.n Tli nn
.
M
viiie. planted a potato last summer of the I
variety known as the "Iteaatv ot Hebron
fnmi -!i. 1, lu ..S U.-lu!.. -.l " I
- - .... i-v v. i vucumu ...ii -iv iMjasanas. ; . .
'VeriMh altera whoop tbe'BIa nil Di.titp PAW OTirl QUlI'l'H
whole trorid.
"
on sptids
Mi- rii..44 a. ii-. i . ia nas mat
nine tenths of the farais cf the 1 S are
rata aired. The Kan Ahead Town has it
"'nl Bvs.il anrnonty mat .-my ime-tourto are
hi-r.arrae.s. ana on an average ot abont
" "V -. 44vii..v iur i.'uu isav,.
gages on farms is onlv about one-twelfth ,
..f their value. There has been lots of howl-
I "? on thia snbieet; hnt tha beta are what I
j oonsA. the ntortgngM in Linn county on ;
frm property arv probably less than one- j
twelfth of the "value of tbe farms.
100 Beward, f 100.
TteraJr rl tkl paptr a U ba plsased ta '
tsarn that therv is at ia.t oas dm aJM diseaM 1
that sc1.nc hss in :i to .-.ire io all Its '
starts and that is CaXarrh. Ball's Cararrh
Cure ia the only ; ira now known ta
tht mtiiical frat.rtuty . I'.-.rh rn-ina a cca
.tliutloaai iliatasc. leovlrea a constitutional '
trcatuwnt. Ball's CatantiCuia ia raktu iutsr
111 aitlaa lllltl III llllllll lllll lllllllll and niu- I
i roffiMM
1 paueux stnaas ins i p tn. coastltutloa
! and ass it ins Batara in di?iii its work. Tha
propr'tiers nas so Rtacn l.uth in lt
rwni
crs, that t!it?v
Dm Uuodrvd lvil-vr
ulv c-( that ii
k to ... ?. Sud fof
tVliitsiii, Ft J. COSKXY4I
M OuM bar Dm civ . .
Toledo, o.
Will Mark
tlSlll'.
lit
3U9
lor Ij
ale.
fa' I line
lAMSsa
at MAcnrrosass nd
inehtdiag maov noveltie .
..il children, it now
s I Tanatt.
Otva J.aaJ Bihi ikv.a evr rlaitt f.sra
vwS luouaaTtu nl Ltvaa. xac. vr u.ttk.
I
....... ....
Caveats, and Trsdo-Marks obtained, and all Pat
ent business COOd noted lor mocckatc rttt.
and we can stent patent ui less Uiue tiiau lautsf
remote ironi m asnmgion.
Scad model, drawing or photo., with descrip
tion. We tilvise, II patentable or nor, Iree ot
i.!u:sre. Our lee not due till raien: ts secured.
a waiaeHi.IT, "Row to Obtain Patenta," with f
cost ot staie In Ihe U. S. aud foreigB coontntsf
. I . . . a a
C.A.SNOW&CO.
Ore. Watxnt Orrtec, sVashinqtoh.
Good
CooKiilsf
is essential to
Good 1
Banal
g Digeiioi?-
in p-atry you cannot have
cit'ier without a good short
ening. Ird has always bad
very objectionable featurr-s,
causiue indigestion and
many other dietetic trou
bles. Science has come to
the assistance of the cook,
and of weak stomachs, with
the nc-w shortening,
Cottolerjel 4
It is composed of the choic
est ticf suet and highly
refined vegetable oil. in
mar. y respects as good as A
oil. Physicians endorse it,
cooking cipertj recom
tacnd it, and thousands
are now using it in prefer
ence to any other shorten
ing. Refuse ail substitutes.
fsend tbew cents ir. stamps to iv K.
Kalrfsuia A f'o.. CbicaaTi. tat taAd-
' Inc alx haDdRd reopn. prefaml by
nlneeauntsat aadasnOaweaieaakaaS,
i Couclene Is aold by ail iTtioers.
Made only by
: N. K. FAIR BANK & CO,
i ST. LOUIS and
ICHlCAGO, NE YORK, BOSTSM
W. L. DOUGLAS
S3 SHOE seW
SbyoBuocfctst? Wkea text ia awl try a a!r.
best In tfw .world.
..s l ic a w, try i.'. J-u,
tSSasa, Tuy ft atI lo c.Ttti ruit jdlock fd
. Ifj-A viWotz-yxztzi 'ivTirfaobaear,
:ri-;rtVu -g Lt:." S-.. Sans lad
- ' 'rV ba-rL, lr- fcr It wia) jwi assy
5 - DOOaXagflk EroclUsn, laai. Said by
L E. BI AIN.
at
EAST AND SOUTH,
THE SHASTA ROUTE
OF 1 HL
Soutaerii Pacific Co.
Ei
asata
t .
ISSJr
rsia JCT.YJ. 2,
Pmiaad
Aitsay
Sac Frac-se
kr
Li
-i . Ijrw i
-ora trains tups, all statlota from
nl to Albany 'tie! nstve. also lan
hi i.Haiay.Harrtsba-g. Jancnon
Irving. Kftgene nl all atationa
oieourgto asnianl i3;.uste
un, aan.r
e,-. -s
Ar
Itiri
- ,
tfrS
auSawsy
A."
P'JLLMAr BUfTFT SLEEPERS.
- AISTl-
Dinin? Cats on Ogden Route.
SECOND-CUSS SLEtPIHS CARS
SatetSaaal I, alt Tarawa Yrwlws
m . . , i, r.i .
nrrwtst
i obtl im as rsitiuit,
Man
-aaitiini (Ex-sep:
rji a
nas r
Lr
Ar
eoei and
0- -.a
Ar
X
10 m
lis.Ta:s
--' ..E.- :r- 5.- isy
11 r
? -.". I
WttM'lETB.s
Ar a
Ar
la
I itis
ThrotisTh Ticbett
1 S "
sv. :s. Cawt aaa
meat r-a frae. C at
E P. KOKKK3.
lal O T. nd
' - ' . T. -
FromTerrninsI or In-arior PoiLts iha
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Of Uttst Equipment
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS.
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which ansoasmodtiions are huh free
ami furnishext for holders of Fits1 or
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ELEGANT OAY COACHES.
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al linis, affording Direct an d
UnlntBrruntsi Ssrvics.
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agent of tbs road.
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ticket orHoe of thia courpaoy;
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t ai trains, niuiw .1111 uwivi .....
1 ished ou application to any agent
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Portland.
CO Baikhr.. local agent.
Red CrownMills
JOHN iSOM, PROPRIETOR.
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ACADEMY
OF
Lady of Perpataal Help
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