The state rights democrat., January 05, 1894, Image 4

WEATtaEKFORD A t'HAH
B RI.AIS
At tarne I La. Will practlcs In all Hearts of ths
state Spr vl attention irtven tn matter in proS-As
aadtucalr l.ms. OFFICE-1" lhs f linn bloct
Tjf U RUsYYKC
Attorney at Uw ,ml Solicitor In Chancery. Coll
i u m il .1 1 ' n'ntc Loans negotiated on
labia term. AMany, Oroiron
n
Attorm-y at law. and Notary Public Will practice. In
all the Hurt ot this Hat IpNW attention .riven to
folleo'.ionsand mattom i i ptvsaU UIBce:-Upstairs
on-Twttale Block Albany, uku
V. SI nj'ili
II leal rnst.ors wiil recnive pro
atwn-i u B OU Nbrt Temple, Albany
(J- WHITNEY
.
Attorney at Law, Albany. Or.
M
ONTANVE A HACKLEMiN,
Attorneys at Law.
Albany, Oregon.
JAMES J. CHARLTON.
Attornsr-at-Law. All liavl bawnaas atteuded o
promptl v:
FUNK'S Bloek, Albany, On
D
R. J. I.. HILL..
Phycician and 'Surgeon , OPTICS Corns.
Far -7 streets, Albany, Oregon.
D
IS.aM VSTO V at DAT IS.
Physicians an Surteons. OFFICII Corner . econd
and Brosdalbin streets. Albany, Or, Calls prcnpt'.y
attended i c:tr and country;
l . CHAMBERLAIN. N. !..
Homeopathist. 19 SpeciJIst in MM ol the Eye.
Otfles hours 7 u 9 a m: 1 .o S m, and 7 to 8
m t A Oresron.
F
IRST NATIONAL BANK.
Or ALBANY. OREGON
rosident
Til President
Cashier
LFXINN
S. K,OUNG
..K. W. LANODON
TRANSACTS A ORSERALban king business
ACCOUNTS KEPT subjett to abeck.
SIGHT E1CBASOK and tl Taphic transfer, o!o
New Tork, San Francisco, Chicago and P "tland
won
QOLSCTIOXS UADKon tavorabls arms
MM
a. K. Toms K.W Lasssos
I E Biurx, L. run
EDTiitP F . SOX.
TV CUsICK Ct.,B INaVsSR
OP AI.BANT, OKKQO,
TRASSACTa jeneral BaaWn? nsiitass.
DRAW SIGHT DRAFTS on Saw York, San Fr n
see. and Portland, Orf.--i.
LOAN MONEY en approved seenritj.
RECEIVE deposits subject to check.
COLLECTIONS mads oo tar.xahle terms.
ISTERE3T naid en time deoosit
B
INK OF Kt lO.
SCIO, ORKOON.
.T J Mrja
. A 1 Jos
salir
FromTerminal or In-erior Poibts th
Norton Pacific Railroafl
la ibe line to lake
To all Points EAST ani SOUTH!
It ta the DISIBie CAR KOt TK.
I runs Tbronzai VESTIBKle
EUTRAIM F.VER1 DAY
lu tba Tear to
1
ST. PAUL and CHICAGO
l0 CHANGE OF CARS.)
Compose! of Dining Can Uiunrpus)
Pullman Brawinz Room Staphs
Of Latest Eqaipment
TOURIST SLEEPING CRS.
Bast tl.at can be cocntrucla I nnd in
which so -ommodailorj are b-th fiae
and furnisbed for boidera of Firs' or
Second class tickets, ai 1
ELEGANT OAY COACHES.
A BtKafUsULlii tmnUn ik
al linis, affording Direct an &
Uainlarruptei S?rvi08.
P11I. in.. 1 slwper reservations can be
secured In advance through any
agent of the road.
THROUGH nCKErs to and from all
points lu An: erica England and
Kurope can t-t purchased at mj
ticket 0C109 of this corrpaor.
Full Inf rinatl n ponoern'.ng ratea.tlma
f trains routes an 1 other letalls furo
lahed on application to any agent ef
A I CHARLTON,
Asaistant Gereral PaaenKr Agent.
Mo 121 Flr.-t eit, cor. Waab:ngton,
Port'and. Oregon.
CO II J kar:. ioeal agen'.
HRO s
SAi T LAKE.
OMAHA. KANSAS CITY
CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS,
AMD ALL
EASTERN CITIES.
I1
p)2
DAY -3 TO
2 HltA0
HHBIDQ QUICKEST TO CHICAGO
UUnO AND THE EAST
H fail DC QU'GK?R TO OMAHA
UUro ako Kansas ciTt
PULLMAN AND T01M3T SLEEPERS,
FREE fECLLiHG CHAW CARS
DIKING CARS.
S H H Clark, Ollvtr W Mink, E Ellei
Anderson, Receivers.
For rates and general lnfoi mstion cs'l
on or address Curran & Montelth, Albany ,
Oregon, or
W H HURLBURT.Asst.Gen'l. Pass Agt,
fJ4 Washington t.,
Portland, Okbgon
urrtcaas
ITCH'NC HUMORS
Torturlnp, disfifraCSR eczemas,
anil every species jf itchi.ii;,
bur nine, scaly, crusted, ami
pimply skin and scalp diseases
with dry, thin, and falling hn!r
relieved by a single application,
and speedily and economically
onrod by the Oticira Hkme
iib, when tho best physicians
aud remedies fail.
Itching Skin for Yeara
My dlseaso ("soriaslsl com
nieneed on niy head. Spread r:i p
Idly all over my body, not (radar
my nails. Scales would drop all
the time, suffering endless, and
without relief. 1 cannot praise
the (Tthtua Kemeiues too
much, llavo made my skin as clear from
scales as a baby's. All I used was .'i worth.
DENNIS DOWNING, Waterbury, Vt.
Skin Disease 9 Years
Had over nine years a dreadful
skin disease. First apcared a
low small red spots on my breast
which kept spreading slowly lo
my lack. The spots turned gray,
and began itching. Small scab s
would fall off, and It continued
all over my bodv. I tried all medicines, con.
suited doctors, no nse. Then 1 gave it all up.
Tried the Citiccra Remedies, they cured
me entirely. My skin now pure and white as
that ot a child.
JOHN E. rEABSON,S"hatcoro, Wash.
Itched Scratched Bled
Suffered three years with pimples
which 1 had to scratch until 1 would
bleed. After doctoring three years,
tried Cutici'ba Kkmeoibs. After
using two sets am entirely cured.
A. K. GRAMM,
Fhotographer, Mt. Horcb, Wis.
Large Sores on Face
'Was greatly troubled with blood
poisoning. Large sores appeared
T a on my face. Hands were in such
K a condition that 1 could not use
X 57 them. Tried numerous physicians
49v and remedies, no benefit, tried
"rWm CmcrsA Remedies, and am now
free from all skin trouble.
SAMI EL J. KEEI.EK,
232 Fainuount Ave., Baltimore.
Sold thronghout Ihe world. Pries. CcTicntA,
(0c. ; Sop,e. ; KasoLvsxT, 1 . 1"ottk Ubcb
add Ciixh. t'onr., r-ole Froprletors, Fusion.
jgg- How to Core Skin Diseases." free.
U. S La no OrricK, ObhsOV City, Op.,
July lllb, 1893.
Nctic 13 hereby given that lu omp'l
ance with the provisions of the act of
(' ingress of June S. 1873, entitled" A n act
for the sale of timber lain In the states
of California, Oregon, N vada and .v smh
ing'on Territory," llenrv M Herbeit, ot
Uroen Basin, count of Marion, stttetf
than for a rrlealtura'. purposes, an i to
establish his claim to said land before
the Register and Receiver ot this offlj at
Oroeon City, Oregon, on Wadneaday, the
-4th day of January, 1894 He nmiett sa
witnessea. Geo H Letellier. ol A osny
Oregon;Henry 3useus.of Albany.Oieton,
J t. Berry.of Berry.Oregon; U S Collver,
of Green Baaiu, brego . Auy and all
persons c'.aimirg aaversely the above
described lands are requested to file ther
claims tn this office oo or bt f re sai t "4th
day of January 1894.
Robert A Miller,
Register.
Notice for Publication.
U. P. Lasd Ofeice, Oret.ox City, Ok.
July Ilth, 1S93.
Notice is hereby given tint It comp'i
ance with the provi-ions cftbe art rf
Congre-s of June 3, 1878. eutit ed -An act
for the sale of timcer an in theatat-s
of Ca iforata, Oregon, Nevada -n'! tVash
iugton Tarrltory," Albert S Collver, "f
Green Baviu. county cl Marion, state of
Oregon, h'atbisdi'y r.le i in this ftW
his aworn stie "ent No 2ST4, for tne
purchase of th S E J of nect'on No 26.1C
township No 10 Sou h rane No 5 r.t.
sui ! will cfler protf to sh m that the isnd
sought ir mre valusb'e for Its t:mtr or
stone tban tor aciicaltural purpo-ev and
to establitih his cairn to said land I r
the Register a d Receiver of this ollirv a
Oregon City. Oregon on Wednesday tlje
24th day of January, 1894. He nam as
witnease?: G-o H'Lete.iier, cf Albany
(,'regor; Henry Suaens.r f Alhany.Oregor;
J L Beiry.of Kerry .Crpon, H M Herbert,
of Green Basin Or Any and ai) persons
claiming a 'T-r v tbe above described
lands are tcqueated to Qie their claims in
this offis ou or before sa'd 24lh dar of
Januaiy, 1894,
EoBf.ET A Miller.
it tester.
Notice
for Publication
v
S. Land Office at Qnoaa Citv .Oe.
OLl2a., UN
Xctiea is hereby siveo that it. couipbince '
w1.11 n-i pJoviaioDS 01 ice act 01 ..uitresa 1 1 ,
Juce 3. 1878, entitled "An set fortbesaleof !
timber lands in ihe s'atesof Calif arms. Ore
gon, Nevada, ani Washington Territory, '
MraMellie Cai.ntn, of Yarinios, c ncty of
L,iuolo, state of Oregon, has this day hied j
in this office her sworn statement No 29j1.
or he purchase of the K i of S E i and S ;'
'4oX K J of Sec 1 1 and N W J of S W J of
ectioa No 12, in township No 10 .Sjath
r .. , v.. V ..... , : , ,r, l :
show that the laud ffcoeht i more valuable !
for ita timber or stone than for agri-nltore I
purposes, and to estaolish her claim to raid 1
lana oeiore ine negl-ier acd Keceiyer 01
this oftcaat Oregon Citv, Oregon. on Tues
day, the 2nd day of January. 1894. She
names as witnesses: DeYVitt I) uf-.-th. of
Detroit, Mar -on Co, O eK.n, O Fox, ol De
trOlt, Marion Co Ore.cn, Vv.ll.am I.
baughead, of Green li.'io, Marinn Cf, Ore
gon. Cariile H L.ogb ast, of Albany. Lino .
', Oregon. Anv a. il a'l pe sods claim! Wg 1
ailv-erselv tiie ahiwi- c .-cribed lands aie rc
quested to tile th ir c'aims in this office ou I
or before said 2-id H..y of lanaarv, lh94.
Robert A Milieu.
Register
Notice for Publication.
D. S. Land OrncE at (Ji;koon t ity.Or.
Sept 29.b,lS9.1.
Notice it hereby given that in compliance
with the prnviaious of the set of C- uurees or
June 3. 1873, entitled "An act fur the sale
of timber lands ioth slates of California,
Oregon, Nsvada.and Washington ler. l:ory, '
as extended to all the public land states h
set of August 4th, 1892, t'homaa A Roe, of
Berrv, coatity of Marion, stab' of Ore 00, has
this day tiled in tbls office his sworn state
ment No 29 19, for the purchase of the W "1
N" W '., 8 28 and 8 N K ' of section No
29. in township S lo - IUok Noo E, and
will offer proof to show that toe laud aooght
is more valuable for its timber or stone than
for agricultural purposes, snd to estsbiish
bis claim to said laod before the Register
and Rvceivisr of this nll'.oe at Oregon
City, Oregon, on Tuesday, the rtc. d
day of January, 1894. He asnsM as wit
nesses: Wallace W Cask v, f lierry Ore,
Job! C R w.of Berry,fre, T E Ror.o' Berry.
O e, EV8mith, of Berry, Ore. Auv and
all pe.soni cluimiog adversely the aheve
described lands are reques'ed to file thei
claims io this office on or before said 'J id
day of January, 1894.
Robert A Miller.
Register
x -
li enange iniindry work for o.1 '"all
fUatiaeilaa Phlllipi t 'he ibm-.j
Vteitii I -t'lmlrv.
Scientific American
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CAVEATS.
TRADE MARKS.
DESICN PATENTS,
COPYRICHTK, etcJ
Wot Information and free llandbook wr::o to
MUNN a CO.. .' I Bhoadwat. New Yohb;.
Oldest bureau for seeurinit patents lu Arieruw.
ftvery patnt talcnn cut by us is brntuilit before
the public by auctice given free of chareo in las
Larrest dronlatlon of eny scientlfle paper in ths
world. Bplwodidly illustrated. No lotelllyenl
man should ba without U, Weekly. S3.00 a
Kir; IhlSOsIx Binn.lis. A.ldress M1N A CO
luas'.xss. am Uroaiiw v-v k w.
Red CrownMills
JOHN ISOM, PROFRIITOB.
w raioaws n,nn srrEHioB 10s rAatf.ia
a is has p. pa ssr,
figTSTOKArse- iAflMflBS
llM.n.n h.a ll.L rt.v A.I lllhtir.ll.. HQ, I' .....-'...a I ..I i . .. ...
-7 ,y ..TTi 11 Is. 1 "" " '- "'ti-iiii'"' .-.vunujii). win n met nave umicrtasin as attorawjs
sworn statemeutNoas.o for the . t,reh i , ck i.an ft e avn ..e Si e , f se.-s-'f i ham F Cody. Utter known as , . , -. . , , ., ,
of the 8 I of N V .V,sec 27J3 K J4 of N K J etn " hin t,e e hl lf iers" ..Bnf,l0 Ui. u in Vow.,, and together to bav U,cw,on m.deby then, j
andN Et4sEiofsUono,K,i,, town they caa be sUataeded by any such non- .yU f rtwni o ,;ener)l lUm(un at ofhcials reversed by their succeasors '
U:L.frh. . - . . i.ndtbed.tinguii.b.d frontiersman and in otBce. ,t e inrerenoe being that the de- I
i.D,n ;.n,i.i.w iutlmliarnrsia,,.: mis is a favtb o; portanl y to tedace econt, we are indeed u.rtunate to iiave ci,ions were in in'rn'io na! v made wronr
A
I HE M'Ei It'll ONTKAtT LAW-
Tlie Telegram Calls a tt-n i n lo that pro
vision in the Sherman law, not repealed by
the Voothees biil which, provides ll'st
silver shall he a full let: i lender except
v. hoi the contract provides tor the pay
ment of some ither kird of money, and
ijjs it this. I usr Bad bees re)esled
silver would be Oa an rqu Uljf vllh gold
so far a its deht- pa v I g power Is concei n-
eJ. T hie H not Irae art far 0feg9Ba Cal
Iff tnia, Nevada and 1 numl er ol other
Mates ate covecrreo, foi "c have sftcific
contmct !aws hich provide mat when a
person ccmut to pay s i!rbi in a specific
kind ol money. In bl kind f money he
must pay. This law us paaaed in Oieon
M early 1S64, r think What gave
rise to its pateege n I! it ioiluction of
iniiMi i'ii im' i sn.ti cai which
? , , ' 1
beln' at a discount ol aiioui 00 tier cent '
cr; used by a liafg of .lUrKine-d creiiitors
win used ihem to pay gold drht. It was
to p-cvent suth whole tale swindllag that
-the ler;lsUiure paved the law. The potter
of ihe stale 10 pass Stick a law is unqurst
lontd Ii i one of the, te.-ivcd iihis of
the stUs. Wi e;htr sn suth law eitsts
ot cot Ihe oUctimlnation will be n.ade by
parlies making contracts so long u one
speties ol uicr.ey is mce v&luable thtn sn
other. The 7g,iiw Is
misstating facis.
It musi be nearly time for grownup men j
lo leave cf! this cln'dish ilk of c'osingm
Ills I
and cu'ting wge and do'ng o;herdtieia
,
things on account cf the new tariff.
Hew msny if th - talamity slmekc.s
lave ever read lbs) Wiboa bill or have cal
celat'd just what effict h i liktly to hiye
oa their particular Inilllll' yf And !ut one
ot ihem all ever vo un'ari!y ra!eil t'leaaes j upon 'he general, ljut be refuses to say tvw, a wise decision and it wou d be we - tag around Hie 6r trees awhile (like our til be pays in'u the court eTOtf said to bare tismsV Vs hy, if the burdens of McKir-ley-ofListmplotes
btcau-e of an in. ea.e ol anything lor publication, which baa a, if n (,ere made a tu e in a'l branches of ancestors in tba garden ol Kden be ' len taken from the mil: after be refus.d ' ism rest in for ign shoulders, cid you
atie?
It is alwfys ibe stsg- etrrer thai is to
seffer tv aiiff ndiaitcn; when the siitf i ;
put up, it is still the wage H er that mi'i
pay. T'..e mocotonv ol bts iding has own
tedious.
The aailon bn- repudiated Hal-
wages, no doubt T.ic.e a.e a giest man'
unemployed men jna shoe g-ne"aily ia:es
low in ilie mule: . As bstatl cs revives i
tll be ha.der w get the iitUt kind ol help ,
and .mp!o5ers may have ,oP,v more. Bu j
hey wtl pay just as Mile as they can,
whether the lat rl l ' igh or !o-.', ani thev
might as weli atkcowledge the ruth.
Wheie the re' t.'rilTb goin 'u he'p libo.'
is by allowing noie cons'snt tm; l. msat
a aalamed daasaad. That will send
wages cr. Tu- ihe prjliaas thai asget ae
aveidirtc:!y reguUtd b y :. e rate af slatiaa
I'- a Iranparent iuo..c . arj.
Tom Keed'v mlnori y rtpo t oi '.bs JW;!
son tai id till t.-e.. s aith fatx logic and
miss'atemen's. He . Tin new y'xn
jnvo'ves a new method of encoj ajing man
iilsclo'es by givnij ttiem at is cal'ej fee
ta mt'.eiia's -o thai what 6oes. h ! :.e
ml 1 piys no ax sni arts: fco-v in o iCu
sum(tion ray all the taaei lake socle i
gooes as an cxamp'e. L'uV tl e MrKiolfv
law, woo! go'ng in o tbe mi'l has a duly of
41 per c- nt and toe f'nihsJ r!odu.-t piji sn
" "VT' aw-- a-- ;
to con.uropli3t.it pa's bo h tstev about t "o j
per cent. Under the Wil.cn bi!! thsl goa
into he miU pays no t xes ai-d the hnlshed
product aheu it got In-j conaui'..oo pita
about -5 per cen' 'I bis i an invalua'j'a
about -c per cen' I his is sn iavahsan e
benefit .0 the coo-u-ner Uo fiuds k much
estier lo rut 35 per cen: ihan 112 per
I cent a:es K-ed mace a mess of It on :b's
- .
poinr.
1 here ar: eleven thoun.l csbs. over
fifteen thousand drivers and twenly-five
thousand horses, and alt jaetber some nns
hundred ard twenty thousand human be-
iegs depend an thr cab industrv.
The
value cf ibe s'ock was aloot one million
poonds. ard the yearling earnings are'
'tree million pounds. Tiie present season'
fcas been a trying ore. and there are many '
..... .
men literally starving Tbtirct ief pjints j
of cotnp'aint are bov license. ' bilkine."
i
i e, the disappearance 0f the far without " do,cn
paying, the privileged cab system of the
r'""J"
by watca tne cox. panes
make some e'even thouuid pjandi a ysar.
acd the private railwav ; 1
A thoughtless aewapape d.Iares an in
come tx to be " im rsc'i-ab'e snd repo
lerous la dsscusshsa If is well tsal wo.ds
shcul I "jsre some re'ation 10 fact.. Ir. iS
66 this tax yielded 10 the Treasury r.es.ly
$73-l6o..,o frrrr. I'.ijooo tereonv sr.d In
I87 tie lOHeciions were 66,0x1,9 x. f.om
iao.oc.0 person.. England w get, $65. !
ooc.ooo from her Irco-ne tsx. Mow can It
be said ihtt such s tax Is either imprac'.i-'
able, preposterous ar ua i; j!a
A I.ir.n coun'y farmer win his, for yens
be.n eng.grd in lading ...ore or IfM sheep. I
. . . , 7 .
and who has. du.lng the same time. Keen
engaged in buying mut 09 sh-ep an ! selling
litem in Dm mirket, liforin the Demrtrat
that sheep raised for mu ton alone, and
.'ever sheared, is mare profitable than wheat
at 75 cents a bushel, lie says the wheat
raises of the United Stsits stand more
in need . f . n. by pvy of a bounty for
protection than do wx! growers fur Pro'ect
ion on . A.
Tl e conn ry is gradually sel.llrig down
lo the -occlusion lhat the j revl ienl's po
sition en Ilaaaiirn ma'.tert la the correct,
site and honest one.
anas
REI'OUT OF 'OIK I 'vVIiITIO.V
of Tn 1
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
ATAL1IANV, DJ TIIK bTATE )K OHKCO.N
At the el'ise of husinesj, L'uc ISth, lmi:i.
LmM ariil dlKOuntaj 1 7 . .a8
Ovrrdrmfu,Mctirti.l aixl uimecured 8 3!). 10
U. H. Bond Ut MMM rin-uUtiou 20(ix)-(((K
HrcrniuiiLi on 0 Httviii.il ,MmflM
SUjcIm, ocuritea, ate ?4St.:t5
Mfttag MMMl luniituie, and txlANHI ' ',00(1.00
Other real eaUta od doi tgtuin owi.e U 1m ' 0
(mi-: from National Iiynkiir.t rcteive uft-nts '
Oho from HULe Hauka and lnk-m U BU M
One fpro approve'l reacrvu amenta tH 47
Cliecki and other caah Itema . ... 4?..H
Notea of other Nl na I auks 2-0 n
KractioiiaJ .-i.er . urn m , rdcktlit nd cents 70.00
Lawi-tl Mokry Kcmikvk 1 jr fl me, viz:
SffHe ItjTTttt
I.- -tender notes 6"0 0( 88
Kadeniiitloii fund Hl'h I'. S. Trcaurer (live
air seal SS circulation.) soo.uf
Total
1 -.,wf'.i'i ,
i.lal.llllles :
Capital so k Jialil ill
SwrwfwS fund
Dwowiasa profits, le.s sap nse. ami ta.
. sM
Natioin.1 llank imUs ntit-tauuil,-
Due to iither National llanka .
Hue Ui State Hank anil liankera
Individual dciionita slilijeet to el,,-, ,
Demand cvrtilk-uU-sof tit-pitfit
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Srars or Orroos, Ossnrri or bivs, ss :
1, E W l.ANiibos. Cashier of tho above sas
ed bank Sal solemnly saear Ilia lilt- above staleinent !
is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
R W I.ANUDON, Cashier.
HulMcrilwd arid sworn Ui before me this 01 h day of
Dee., K..
(t. s.)
CoKRSC-I- Attest
D B IIONTKITH.
Notarj P.ililk- for On (on.
ii ruax
bl HI.. IN,
E YHitx.
i- Directors.
NEW TURK I.UTTEK,
New Yoiik, December M. 1803.
Perhaps lite most t ragic and sensation
al scene ever wit ne.aed in a New York
court, took place in Judge Barrett's court
on Tuesday, during Hie trial of Dr
Meyer, charged with poisoning a man
known as Bryant. The case is an Inter
esting one, nnd has aroused the tttmoil
interest. Meyer poisoned the victim to
procure his me insurance. i.iuvver
Chat les W Brooke was delivering his ad- 1
diess to the jury in defense of ihe prison-
Cr, Wilt II MHIUCUIV ic.imr;i a-UW ,
one of the iurors. fell forward out o! his
chuirand collapsed. Great excitement
entiled, and th i stricken man was car-
ried into an adioining room. It was
found that the man was in a tit, and
that he had previously been an inmate
of an insane, asylum. The court was
immediately adjourned, ami it is feared
u.at li.e jury will ueuscna.geu, an,ial w Je CJI;Cl)rni tll, a,,itU(le
new trial begun, as the juror has appar-! , " . . , B . .
rally become violently insane. Lawyer of C oninussioner IxK-bren toward the pen
Brooke who was interrupted in his ad-! sioners, iho following from a speec1! he made
diess by toe tragic occurrence, had just
. , . 1 1 . 1
delivered a most elouuent and masterly
ai,,,
The final tr.il trip o! the new c.uiser '
' New i oru has Idemotisiratetl Hie lact
that, the shipbuilders ol this country j
can cope with those ol F.urope.
Ototardyallernoon, without bein,'
expected, ex-President Harrison, slipped
into town and modestly reisleretl his
name at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. Before i
ihe reporters could get news of the ar
rival of the dls4'.nsmiad vilest. General 1
1 Harrison had left the hotel ana walked ;
j up Broadway 'o the tiileey House, where
he paid a visit to his son Russell B Har-,
! risou. hsn intervieweil General Har-
i rison, who, by the way. looks as cneety I
1 and heart v as a farmer's boy. said that '
private business brought bua to New ;
l'i. nil4' iiv I'nui isiuocu . -i umu?,
anything o! a poll ical r.aluie. 'O! comae ;
I aha I do some shopping during nlv j
sojouru, for the holidays." Aud as the
ex-president said his his eyes seemed
to light up and he certainly thought of
UKi t. V.. aks w.ll Te.'eieea enn -
. ' . .. .... 1
Blllllltrilll 'U5 Hum inn Liniiuiainci ,
Many prominent politicians have cal'ed
'7 .", p Tl. iJi si i s ie.v
t,is city, and the Union lapue Ciub oI;
rliiiadelnbia wtn tender In in a reception, i
In the early part of February (General
"CS !
ie Btll,ter,l8 o! the U-land Stauford
me ... j n t- u-ull t rn rt .trit;jera .Hii.iin
, our hospitality "Buffalo Bill" lias just ;
relurnea trooi Euglaud where he deleal- :
ed a noted Knelish wheelman in a race
between l.is favonta blaca Iiorse, and a
modern UcycU - He troab eith he
BMtUr SiillUCUl Vlllll.ll IIIBISIICIIKV
Caear ; he ia amWilioas. Cody desi.-es '
to obtain the republican nomination for ,
I 1 v 1 1 1 1 1 .
, governor 01 .veurasaa ne ..as
braska and now aspires to higher po-'
...... -a !,. St. a ahoa rtt X
. meu.uer ut toe ie;Btaiuie ui ,vc-
i and now aspires to bisher po-
litiral
I t.v,.ra ".;lTal., Riil i. .
. . . - I
ahot. an expert horseman, and oaa long ,
poei cna r out ne snouiu rec.. i n that p.iot there is no .loestion for un
words of Canlinal Wolsey ; "Croutwe'l I r "
charge thee, fling away ambition," etc
e'e, betore lie launches bis political as
pirat:ons.
Wm. F. II. Koiiacii
vificvu iu :ism.
I'SHI ant a hue stnukv call for Jua ( h s
v..:.e labor cigar,
Th- bestjmaat soSee In the city at 0 . ad
'Kr a
Call on WIN A S'.atk fur bargains In
Holiday jeweliv.
Will i: Stark's large line of si vt- wre
has created a great deal ol talk.
Ot: jour holiday goods at llcdgts A
MeKarland.
rom.
I he best stock to se'ect
: JJ. tor makes five iriu. daily to YiKl'.
; sdd.t.op. Ixtr there 03 lnataKcaota I l
: P"" ek,
j v ms.sssvi i.wioon tria.. 10
i 5 d?T. tr -lUed
jtonuv. Mfg d bv Jas. Finnpy i -01s,
! Brooks.
me u Pa laruaocr ta sold on trial. To
In selecdne vour hnl dav onrw'. An r.rt
I r.n . ' . .
:...; can on nodges .V Mcrarisrd.
1 ney tave a fine line of goods, embracing
'S, linVol nSgST
Oet your bo!:day goods of Will i Stark,
Thtir tock. lcau? it is large snd vsii-
v. P Dr""u,e lnrr r io
ve sv ;;"eirJ ornT
: silverwa.c.
Genuine pan. fr a"! sevlng machines,
ne oi' "''dies, etc,, for all
wTii"""' l"!' tt:'t E L'
" "' rnustc note, bew inir machines and
organs repaired reaMinab. ard all work
warrsn:ed.. Needles prepaid bv mall aoc
A Cleax lit. oan. Oregon ran justly
l.,. . g . r . , ... ..fiiic riii.iiiv u-jiniiii-. ie: ais
boast of as rl.an a financial record and as ! . , . .. .
solid a standing as any tate in the Union. " st mo,k ,he u,m " ,0 " f,'t
With a debt ilrcrilable by the nse of ci- Tared to leceivc the Wibcn b',1 when Ii is
pliers alone, she ha $9.7T3.'tr in. mtstand- J seat ever from the Mouse. Tie weak of
ing warrant, i-suevl the pra,t year. pay.
nient n wbi h is prjvided Ly sUte lew.
and redeemable at anv time. Ihirinc
she reifived WtlfmAO and ex)nleI
5T6.:jf,jl.lU.incliiding$S7.1.V5.ISde!iciecry.
tier e. I neat ! .i. tinls are .11 n nirt
healthy condition, and in all other respect
he is flninn- varv u-..ll , .!... 1 .
. . - - - 1 . . v., 1 a. ia.
II..L 1 . . .v , ... .
tTlWyeT '
glsfllia sflsss Ula CsUaJ
Ed Venney, BrockrIUe, Oi.tar
says :
Canada,
..'SV . ,
psst fifteen years, and think them tl
cathardc and sntl bi.llous remedy k
'I :.. e lived Itr.r.lr.l I '. PI . S
the
ne jjj I
nown 1
ror some five years I suffered v.lth an
eruption of the skin that gave me great
pain ar.ii annoyance. 1 tried different
'.emu remeo.es, out, aiinough gsining
strength the ltcl.inK was unr.-lleved. I
finally conclude 1 to lake a thorough course
of Brandeth's Pills. I took six each night
for nights, then five, four, three, two, les
soiling each time by one, and then for one
month took one every night, with the
hippy result that now my skin Is perfect
ly clear and has been soever since."
arr. at sub
I'aikrr Itro, grocers.
P. II, IV neb keeps railroad time
Say yonr grojeri-w of I'arker Broa
I'i j j gr ; r.ai ai C ii'.
.. . crnan; obwSSSS jasl .ei'eived BtOssafSi
liiyers.
P .1 Smiley job prinsr. Klinn Block, does
first i-laas work.
Sm-.ke the celebrated Bawassa filleil 5 cent
cigar at Julias Joseph's.
Ii- M II Bltis, i.l.vsiv-i.n '.) s-.r.'.- in
Albawv. tjslls mil-. I. oit, or
C0UI: TV .
1 1 .. . 1 1 . . ...
For pl.y's sake, don't growlantl grurr.b'a
because you S' e troubled with indigestion.
No go-id wns ever effected by snarling and
fietlln-.'. Be a mm (unless vou happen to
bea vomer. ), and lake Ayr's Sarsparllla
uiLii v.i,i it-ic.a you, whether man
woman.
or
BORN.
CONRAD Born to tie wifeofMrA
"-o-irau. ol langent, on wedneeday,
.e tn, n ixi v
AVA DEM Y
of Pen
PLOWS AND H4RR0WS
Barjrsins for faru.crs in both riding and
walking plows, disc harrows. iron harrows,
etc. l'rl.-eft i,l nrf.iori inn ... cr,
wheat. It will pay you to call anil see us j g'-rl, whose mother liad recently oeen ra
S VEWART OX I ,ore'' to I'ealth by that medicine.
WA8HINGT0U LETTER.
From cur regular CorretKndsut.
Washligton, Dec. 25, 1893.
President Cleveland and every member
of his cabinet, except Attorney General
Gluey, who is in Bo'ton, spent Christmas
day in Washington with their families
The day has been a quiet one at the Whit
House, a large part if it devoted to the
children and their Christmas tree which
wa put up Saturday evenius, nl'hough M
,m, Mrs Ccveittntj tnf0,ma!ly sntertuined
. , . . . , . ,
tevernl personal friend both at lunch and
tit dinrer. The idea cf going lo Lakewood
W J, for o few dajs has been abandoned,
but Ihe President hopes to gel a little
recreat'en U is week on a hort hunting
trip.
In view of thn miantatnruanhs which
-n tilt tafe cf Judge Iong, of Michigan,
whose ptnsion wa.i suspended by bin
which is pending in a W ishmgton court
is worthy cf attention: "I am not anxious i
t0 worry or ct off my oi l comrades with
, t , . . , , . ,
wLo' 1 fou8l11 and carried a musket
am anxious toat they should get all lhatr
duet. Yet, at the same time, as an officer
of ,be luw bave a gworn tlu,.. ,0 .wrforB1
.. . , .. ,.
t0 tbat do not 8et more tban
are entitled to."
By the way, speaking of pensions, it wa
Ulev jicidcii y Commissioner Lochren
.V?" .- . , ,
toat D0 oflicial cf the pension
office could do bosineis as a pension attor
ney before (hat bunau until he bad been
two years out of office. Had Gen Uaum
... ... ,. , ,
",nar decuion the bank ac
of "Corporar'-THnner, wl.o was so uu
account
ncere-
moniously kicked cut of lhal office by Mr
Harrison atd aho is said to hive made a
lArhiru a . . ...... allArnA. v..,,1.1 luk
-
very much smaller than it is It is, now
be gove.Lintnt seivue. u it is well kiown
in '. ashing'on that many otHcisIs
make
use of 'heir positions to atxumula'e
infor- :
...i : .,1.1. .W... l t . .. .1 ,. . .... I
attorney. government I
service; and cases have been known ii,
u'" 1
!cntry Uaraont stotcbed a sensational
storv. that he nroDoastl comrl!intr . the
derkt of ,he HC6Tyi uJ rIL,1niL J.vi.ion
... .
llieir iuarirrs in lord's olJ theatre by
making the Idloaing statement: There is
. .
(I
T oftcr of ,b, twparn-'eat to quai
1 ----- a-. -
nJ officer of Ibis department to quarter,
- ' ..
- k-v"-- t j
iDg not determined 10 be perfectly sale
easiceas. Jto 6.000 appropriated by
Congnrss for repairs to the eld Ford's
theatre building has 'u expanded under j
the directicn of the Chief of Kngineers
ti e anny, as directed by law. and the build
ing has been restored to the condition 1
was in Lefoie the conimeccetxent of
improvements in prrgreasat Ike lime of
the accident, with some consequent
Irecg'keninE cf if foundations. While
it is 1 robab'e thit it would serve it former j
l-u.-.e, uu-commission 01 expei is appu.n.
e : 1 y lie .1. RilmcDt to examine and re -pert
t to fLr safety of fte buiJdir.g find
that certain additional vork should be
dose Ufcte it .ball be occupied by c erk.
i n rej-crt win be ret rred Lack fur an
i ettimale cf the cost of this new work, and
j Ln returned the matter will ba lubtuit
teu to congress lor
furlter alterations."
,. ,
j adjourned lor ibe
ted lo ctngms for lis direction a to
Just before the Sen-
be recess Senator Vcw-
' ee tnered a resolution against the iuart-
I : t 1 , ..- . . ,
ex.og ti cieras in tnts ouiiding again
The rcn.be. cf Coogsetsrcan s.hi wtnt
; hot ,0 spe.d , heir holiday was uouau.l.y
j ,Me lh:S'e : onaequenlly theie is jas
tow a decbed lull In the ta'k aboat the
'i. IUwaii.etc. which has '.ten con'.ant
: - '
f a frevh stait asM week Jn the abenee I
,in on n,a"1 P't;aied for ihe haid :
i r.d lorg s!ruab1'' tht la before two.
1 A -aaiaiittte of tie lioe Wwy
... 1 ., .
CunB ee " ' ':a,J
Ue' hol,ly ,n woiking npaa the Iniern-
revenue bill, which it is hope! adU be
tads' to le Ufcrttd to the breve when it
i again assembles. Several democratic mctn
l .. f , L - c . . - a-i 1. .
: tb s.-nato.s has bee., so Ur
, ,. ... , ,
i to lhe 8a'h'l"C of .wmit
oiss'.iy cor h.ud
len ahich will
i uscfu! later on.
Speaker Crisp, wno is st.U ii. Wavhin
a
'On, is canfijent that t'eW'i'aon tariff bill
wi I be passed by the Hiue before ihe (list
1 t a. . ....... .
1 el r ehruu r and thi. 1 w i.t n.vt ,r p.r.
sary .0 de'v any mm the ,. Vht tobe id
i thereon In oi.ler to get it throojl, b, .hat
time
(ritiiiri r-atTs
iw ' cnv ci 1 niiae.pnia
"coosi.ied
ol 'ar or f,ur llf.l cottvees.
lalSryi one sfstt of all l!.e lamllies In
j London we s living in single roots.
The po, jlation of Ireland In 1841 wsr S,-fAS97-
Now It is a little over five million.
. ' It census, taken in 1S91, gave
ihefmc'r- j-clis a population of 4,131.421.
M Jan. t cites varlois suthorl'.lea lo show
that the wealth of UtS Cnilcd King.lom ax-
; cecds tj'v.ooo.tSoo.ooo; that of Fra.ice, ?(,
000,00..; ii-aiof all Earope, I joo.ooo.ooo.ooo
andtl.ai of the Uui ed Stales, 170,000,000, .
000.
It ia a novel and interesting slgtit, say
a I.ubec paper, these da.k nighti lowaith
lhe fiahemin In the bay "drive her.lng."
Hie, fislicur.aT arrange a po'e with a shallow
scoop on Ihe end filled with birch bark.tsith
It set blszinj wl.":re the fisi. sre supposefl
to he. In a short tiro Hie water will falriy
boil with therr, so esger a-e Hit silly an.l
f r light. A targe
net I let down very carefully and filled, then
diawn Into (he boat. The herilng- tsten In
'his way nun, ler hundred ot hogsheads in
a season, snd are used for canning an.l smok
ing pu. poses.
The Itt'er Q Is i superlUous nlphahetlc
character a nondescript of the worst ?aort,
and of pi more .enl value In expressing or
helping toexpresv our thoughts In writing
than one of tl.e Cl.ins?e word signs would
bs. It never ends an Kniiil. w'" . "nd
rnnnot hegra one without the nld of me let
ter u, being Invariably followed i!y ;h. lsr
inentioneil Utter iu all words belonging to
our language The man doesn't live who can
ttU "why" of the peculiar relation ol lhe
,etlers rj .vnd u,or why the former was given
ta rlout name. Some argue lhat its name
val applied becsuse of the tall or cue at the
'wtVmof tbo letter, but the original )
VBst B sounded just as it is today, was made
4)-f'iout 1 he cae, t'.ie cliaracler much re-
tj, ' 1 the English sign for pounds.
"When your heart Is bad, and vour
head Is bad. and you are bad clean
through, what Is needed?" asked a .Sunday-school
teacher of her class. "I know
Aver's Harsaparllla," spoke up o little
vvmu t
1'eobia, Dee 28, 18l3.
As we have cothing eUe to do 1
thought I would start some Peoria items.
Christinas passed off very quietly this
year. Times wero so hard we did not
have any tree.
A three months terra ol school clesed
h.re last Friday. It was taught by Miss
Bertha McDaniela.
Sho liad good suc-
cess in bei school.
Miss Ann'e (.iilheiis, or.a ol
Albar.y's
old students, returned home Saturday to
Bpi'inl Chistmas week among her friends.
une day last week nve ol Albany s
citizens ere up here hunting. Among
them we knew were Charley Watts, Gr
Ieinenger, Geo Cohen, Mr Whitney and
hlnox Height one of Peoria's old citi
zeni. It wont lie ver; good for theaa
fellows scalps i! they are caught here
again .
reorla is right id it this w inter
They
have a spelling school and also a literary.
There was a dance across the river at
Cooris mill. Th music was famished by
Peoria's orchestra.
I wouder what has become of the
Peoria dude? I have lost all trace of
hi in.
Mr August Fischer is expected to re
turn to this city soon. j
A sporting pary m going to leave for
Alaska MOB on a trapping expedition
Among them is the Professional Mr
Puckett, who is a good hand at the ousi
ness.
School will open again soon tinder the
skillful management of Mr Dick Fruits
and assistants. Boxen.
olkllLLE.
The entertainment on Christmas night
was well attended ; the exercises con
eisted of music by ihe glee c'tib, a dec
lamation by Miss Meda Brown, a dia
logue by the little children ol the Sab
bath seorx l : a 'ecitation bv Willie Mor
gan ; a declamation bv Misa Meda Dan
Ian 4n rd.l fashi,.nl fir., nlac ,lwv
rated with evergreens occupied a een.ral j
position on the Stage Mr Santa Claus,
or one ol bis buys, t we Hunk the old
" : .. I ..... - - t;.,..l
,", ,,,;.'.. ,,i f,. tMi.
cliamboled the conUnta ol l.is gr.p
among the children. After the perform
nnei- bv Santa I laos ir. a lew uresen
were distributed. Kev A M Acheson
. I. i.m...
ville .gains, the world for
e..," ",j i ai
tlersoa shot tho Gout linger o'J Irs right
iiand . acx-identallv, of course. Uit '.here
is one thing evident. If his finger bail
been behind the gun it would have lt-en
on bis hand today, for bis gun is a front
shot. Nine tunes out of ten boys get
hurt by being at l
tick. 'Next.
m mmA pi iVt
Aattt-.
Ben
lii.tr.t
( .. ' l .icrcary,
.
mercury vrt;i re;y reaieoy to svraaa a
if Mm the seas of
a.-ne:iaaJcoa:p:c.. - , the whole rvateea
whea eauriag it Ihtt agk -e eacoaa aarfaeaa.
8ach articles shc-.r! a- ier be ced eicewt oa
precrip:.cs f. rn aataasa hi-urlaaa, as the
Cliiaia mrr 1 . - ' i" I"" rc?
cMMsawrsritviiRatvMr. itai.a catarra
Cure. n;a:.Mf-i '. .-Ml ? 1 ..'.1 fQn a (o..
Tolevio. o.. esiota-iM. r.o mcrrary . aaJ U takes.
tntcroa!;. ctir Ji.-r.::v ar-n the t;ci aca
wicous surfaces i l;.n ystm. in Imytac iiail's
Catarrh "ure I sarey'.a ret therecnla. Ilia
taken loternaily aU is aiarte In Toledo. OXe,
Mf isoid t. I
dt r . J - . nrnrv r.in. 1 eauisvussusis rree.
L'xatrrtrare afaa Ev-l !i j(up,..a
A'ruetcs and man ho 'a.
ordinarv
.v.lou:do.r,rclse,uv.ha..a!Vi0aT.ru.inins..
v ; , . T . '
oic vc.c riding, lumping, ta.:nir.lcr, tennis,
. . . . - . V
e.c, are oi:en t.ie suojec:s 01 acute irouo-
The espejiance clan es.-champlon
" -- ."' " "-
a;l! c-ed. Harrv txrOOks wrisea:
iyh St.. New York,
3 April 3 1SS6
Numerous s-a'.emenis
retails e to trse meris ol d:ncrer.t 1 :avicr
, . , . - . ,
aa.,i.g wren inuuii . iu mj a.ic ..ic: . t .
ake tl.ii optaorlunitv to state that 1 have'
used A Hooch's Porous Plasters lor over 13
v ears and prefer then, to any other klnj.
lu-ou'dfurnher-rore state that 1 was very
..... ..... a...... u. ...c .une.., aim a. .r.-
bute my recoeerj- entirely 10
cock'
Porous PU.tcrv.
reaap SSsar aad ruaad Im Ult
The man - -nan who does not sup j
port the:- own home paper can be proper-
iv c'awe-J ifnennr if and pound loo!
!sh." It bring., Ir instance, 10 vour door
opportunities for sccuiig the bevt ba
fsassa in evervintng . 11 to. wsnt em-
p.ov mer.-. t:.en e ioj flu", 'e
-
......... j , .... ...f..i-iucn. .-1 i r
... 1 . ... ..... . . . 1
i. t. .-. rvr-i a v- 1 . .
" a v ... ivaiiiimiiu. v x, in mo ner
.lamr. .nay prove of r-s! in-ere.: aid
aiue lo v ou.
A tsivon Ptiv ft fa a md r!an .
- f r
aubscrtae I-.r anj read earefa: y your own
I ape, a. .1 tne a.rn oi n;s pa,wr
n ol this M3
to make it an educa'Tmal fac.or In
.ne
communuy. oeaiues mat, it vou are out
of a job, or wish to lacreaac your Income,
hen here is the place "o find l. In an-
ol..er coiunn you will find an advertise-
men', of B F Johnvon St Co. of Klchmond.
I "waris, mat
inxv In'.ere
Whea Eabv- was sick, we- rav-e her CaiX.-eta.
TTbea she was a 1 I.i: 1. she crk-t f -r Osstoria.
Vhet. sh became- Kiss, she etuajr to Case. via.
"STben aha had On. iren. sle pa.r theoi Castor ia
At Mcal Times uo vou e.-cr cors.Je
tbc quality of the food you are eating? It
may be good. It might be belter, purer,
fresher and more w ho'.esome. Is It not
worth whl.e to make sure that you tea,
-oflee, tugar, baked goods and innumera
ble other groceries a.e of the bea. qualnv ?
There is such a trifling difference In the
prices of lhe best and the w.-rt thai il
.Iocs not pv to buv ihe wvr.i.eveu on lhe
false grouuo of s-.-p- o-. 1! econorn r The
best is always the cheapest , because lhe
most satisfactory and durahle.and the vert
best of evrrv thing In the grocer v line is
kept at Parker Bros.
Buck. ., Kl.am'a De fur ihe Wn.skers does
itswoik thoroogblr, c.l.mg a aa-fewmrown
or black, which, whend-y, wdi ceithrr rub,
wa.h off, nor soil linen.
Thousands nf livevare savr.i ann.iaii. - bv
the use of Aver's Pectoral. In ihe ireatmen't
f croup and whooping co ign, ihe Pectoral
l.ss a most marvelrus effect. 1: allav in-
ihe oosiructed.fr passage
cslre to cough
a.nn.atioii, frees iht
and cont.o's the dcsl
Dr. Price's Cream Uaking Powder
Moat Perfect Made.
lhe :eantne And The sham.
Every g od thing has its host of Im
itators: every genuine article II counter
feits. The Imitators always choose the
most valuable and popular article to
counterfeit, so lhat when they claim tVir
sham to be equal, or as good, or the same
as '-So and-So'a,'' the public may depend
upon It that "So-and So's" article Is the
best of the kind. The sham proves the
genuine n erlt of the thing It copies and
never has this been brtler Illustrated than
bv the- imitations cf Allcock's Porous
Plasters
Allcock's Porous Plaster is the standard
of excellence the world over, and Its im itators
In their cry tha. theirs Is "as go"Ki
ss Allcock's"' a'e only emphasizing this
fact and admitting "Allcock's" to be the
acme of perfection, which It Is their high
est ambition to imitate. The difference
tvetwecn the genuine and these imitations,
which copy only general appe.rance. is as
wide as that between copper and gold.
The only safe way fur purcha.ets is to
always Insist upon having Allcock's Por
ous plasters. They are Ihe only perfect
plasters ever produced,
No belter p.epaiation for the hair hat
ever been in ranted than Aver's llalr
Vigor. It restores the original color to
failed and gray hair, and imparts that
natural g'osa and f.cshness, everyone so
in tub admires. Its reputation Is vvoild
wlde. Shiloh's Vitaliaer ts what yon need for
dyspepsia, torpid liter, yellow skin or kid
ney trouble. It is guaranteed tofgive yoa
satittaotion. Price 7So. Sildjby Fothay &
Masse.
TELEGRAPHIC MEWS.
At blltetly Tel
hno, CaJ, Gee 29. The excitement
which prrvailcd here last vning on ac
count of the etcariM of iir s Evaae from I
jaii nan now uomocu. swim qaw is a.
!l 1 ; i , -i .1 - .
Nothing ban been beard FfOOl Sheriff Scrjtt I
and p sse since 10 A M. and it ia thought
Ihet nave followed Ihe bandit anil co.v-
fed, ,atetoSamps.n' Flat. There is little
douht that Kvans made for that section I
and is now probably wih find. Kvans' 1
condition i ia rrgardad m agaiaat bia rough-
ingit. rew paop , however, think the
ofBcer will take him. !
i.uMn I hrorr.
Skatti.k. Dec 30 That the Stanford
, ... : 1 1 i i i ... . ,
M-aui mtii i.rt.' ii. in, hi He ii in.?,
Multnnmahs from M;oring at Portland next i
Monday was the unanimous opinion of the ;
college men who saw the Califonuaos play ;
ihe ' Varsity of Washington at West Seatlle
t'MUv. Hie score was 40 to 0, and tne
Stanford, ran Ihe ends with impuni-y, hot
they were weak on defensive play, and the
local men repeated!? drove them back by
. 1 : i 1. 1 : ill l a
on. . i s j s i
or some mitplay they loaf the ba
WIH Man'.'
CaiCAAO, Dec 29. Prendergail, the
mord -rer of Carter Ii ilarriscn. will be
hanged for hit crime. 1 he verdict of Ibe
jury said v and the people of Chicago ap
pr veit. As ubl . defended as the arsaastn
was. : ml a rone as the evnler.n- id I J eii
to save his neck had been, the jury found
him to be sufficiently sane to m rsponsi
ble fo' the act and deman-ied that he pay
the highest pena'ty for bis offence against
the la.
t ine.l ror uuirtuui
iMaWWTtUM, Gr Dec 23 'n the
circuit court. Judge BsWMM. who took the
Drew contempt under advisment.
rendered a deci-ion ve .'.erday Ibe de-
ferd.nt. T D Gr. w. who as arrrt'(,l fr
refuting to surrender the Hammervy mine
on Jump tT Joe into the bands of T J
i hapin.r-. t:-r. . ; w-r ;ipiH,irit-(i hy the;
, f.nrf a.. Ir.nr.i mamVamm
i fin(-i -,,., :,n,i r",ai , ,.,,,,. n-
I give . . r- e,v-r
4 tl.I tttianl tllll
MAT, Ier 29. The
Mat st H
-.i'e i,f
. Mr Kuiiiy Morgan jfamt Aihert Ben
, tngs and other-, iilininivtr'tors ( Jusi.h
! tVallate. of : almra. lor near y "3).f!0O.
1 Ihe amount claimed oa a twenf je- r'
: bnajJ bill, was concluded to-av The le
i lense sough: to show that Jo-lab Wallace
was not tie tiecrepit o .1 man lhal the
' plain'iff bad repreenlei. Tb3 jury
brought in a verdict in favor of Mrs Mor
i gan fur I'M weks board at $16 a week.
I awansnrisst to 114-310. aUA-eieft Dearly
il.'0Xtl.
Fever ssd War
A vhe. lec 2. Nes
i re-
j ceived from Kio J neiro that veliow fever
Si i . J , i . . . .
j mml saai to toe oorrors or war. ana
I sawasaseu 10 me wrrvrs oi war. an i
' "a: r.ve deaths have already occurred.
; The aulhori'ies are takinir every p-etao'ion
to fita: a spread of the disease, bat are
! greatly hamperaJ by the condition of tho,'
. "'' -' " - ' " '
most t:rn'. .rci. ac-.-,BrjaausJ be black'
L"lt : u ! .1 . ."L vi a.
roai?- rollowing the Bi that the black .
vo.-ai. i.as Djoaai DBS at lisO comos trie a J
-itinai Buosmati'-n tr.a trie avni'.nrument
i of the city and forts continue and that
! the forces of both parties seem O-rterraireJ
to bring matters to a termination.
TberartUad Eal dla:
WaaauuiaiW. Iec '2. The .ujujii
3 . . . ..... . . .
. A.i'ivi.Tii.v. m- 1 r- nn i n.
J?" r"1? rriaiag
ah O'lSoi
ire,... ,r , .
i a'CUlieri Ol Uii iresurv. allow that tha
,. --, -
exnenaitures n rjt.dic L-ailauura for live
c, ,.vc r.0 t. , ,
t eaj-uuj.uie-i ' 1 fKjcM.c l-u l l'airj jra 10.
;p p, ' aTsiUble is 3i.9S2.
nn h,n PywSla.
There is on hand for Portland's building
r?Z' a-wVT 'JIa. . ?i .'PIT
- ... r. . . . 1
r.rk comnieticcd so as to emp'ov MMM of
: . . i r
! toe men now out of work.
Itssv Cmscs
' Fbcsxo. Ca!. Tec 1 1 C-13 o'rfori
j .hU erenioc Chris Kvan tt.e rw.tvriraw
train robber, escaoed from the county -ail
ISeDatV SberiS Kan Scott w:. rn il i'v llw.
re-mlar eight jaiier. li n Mcritt. "belrg
haCBt. He was aastrd be a tui named
M ri ard ; :- aifear. '. thr.r Uin' -! lr..
gan but nit fa-ally. It was one of the most
. danrg exapei on record.
Mr Leave Keteatra
Topeka. IVrc S& - Mr Ix-a was
.- moved today by Qamaet IaeweJijig from
r bar membership oa the state biard of
r- chariUes. Tk -eooT.tl cause.! gre-at ei-
ctwment in popu 1st circles. It was toe
ou'comecfa ! in? standing fsad nasssw
. . . .
, . . . . . , .
. ine memuers or ice ivaard. and i.svmtinir
' . .. . . ... -
CO ine S atC er.t t 1 1 i-.'V-T -' XI. ii.stw;
in the interoi of harmonv It can:- to
the governor's ears today ihat Mrs Leae
I was nrenaririg i
to 1 admioisnton
vrano:: a-.
.aum.ai. ra:n u.rjo;a 'ft.- n- a-- .-.-t.
i -
j inn 11 1 sasssaj
. i.und IvLixi.. He. 38. Adele . -t.
aged a daughter ot ne of the ciuest
j tamt'ies m the crv. ar s D;5
s mixed strychnine in'o a batter
; baked them and ate cf ibe fooi.
: -r .::
of cakes.
Ma"-g-.iret
, cani in'o the r.w.-.i when r.u
i her breakfast and al.v Iwvn in U ava.
eat in
garet noticed toe cvke were bitter be-Ame '.
a tanned an -f a Socte was calle'. Five!
minutes after tae arrival of the physician !
A.leie w.i s norpse'. bat-ng dt?J in ititeni !
agony. Th? vou-iger sit was saved.
I'stasd lamtd.
Lomkix, IVc 27. -The Pa'l i!s ikzette
said this afternoon in a review of the
ver"s trade of tireat Uritam that general
trade has l?en worse than in Last
year ended with .tn enormous loss of im
pcrts and exports, btt as 19:5 draws to a
close I Siei eems brighter ytb'U compare.!
with the oreseot gloom over the countiv'.
indui'ries. In the first II months of IS3.I
imports declined over i.'IT.500 000. as cessj
pared with the first II months of 1882,
whileexports were reduced 891,000.
a lis Last
Oseoon Cu t. IVec 2;. Tl:e family of ;
Joseph Hcchner is tLHich wor'ird over his!
disap,earanoe from home, no tro of him I
having been found since 4 :) o'clock Tors- 1
dav. when he was se.n on Main 'rtv' . It j
is feared he has bfJOOaae deranged an 1
wanderv.1 awav. or that serious harm has '
hapiemM to him. Ni cause other than
I reiiiyorary derangenie nt can. bfj assigned
tortus uis.ippe.ir.inc'. IK-
is alK-.it ta.1
' vears ot ace. quite tr'.iv. an i rf meiliuii. i
: iw. The fami y woa d b:gtad to lean of
j his where..' sjilts
...
1 m m a 111 1 ; 1 , 1 r
' Ciiit A.io. IVc -7. Tiie Northern P
I clflc Railway Company, bv Silas M Pettit.
I of I'biladelphia. general counsel, baa pre
parel. and file tomorrow, nt Milwau-
kee. M.w Judge Jenkins, of the United !
j States court, a petition for the removal of
the present reoetvert of the road, Thomas,
r Oaks, Henry C I amo and Henry t ,
Koue. The bill covers the same general j
ground of the Ives comuiittee report ol
alout a vear ago.
Another R reiver Raad
Xkw Yohk. lec 27. A I! Hoanltuan. j
of the law linn ot Tracy. Uoardiuan k I'latt
iij-earl before Judge Wallace, nf the:
I nite.1 States CMrl at Albany, this morn- I
ing and asked that a temporary receiver be :
appointed for the New York It New Kng
laud railroad. The court granted the re
(liiest. and appoiated th" Hon T C Piatt,
one of the directors of the road.
A t blld Burned
Ki"..v:nk. lee 27. The l year-old daugh
ter of K O Pavis. living near Hadleyville.
whs seriously and perhaps fatal If hurneil
Monday by falling into the fire The tlesli
OH her r'giit side was horribly burned and '
large patches came eff with the clothing'
which remained after the (ire wa smother. !
ed.
The 8 I Solid.
Nafw Yum., lcc 27. Huutiiiglou says i
lhat the ta'k of a receiver for the Southern !
Pacific is the sheerest nonsense, inasmuch j
as the company is earning more than its j
interest charges. It is not in default and
does not intend to default. Today the com-1
paiiy adveitised tint the interest due Jan- 1
uarv 1 will be paid, including all Southern ;
and Central Pacific bond?.
Shiloh's t'ure, tne great couiih aud croup
cure, is lor sale by os. Pocket sise contaius
wenty-ttve doses,ouly 2oo. Childreu Use it
eshay & M,.u n.
We are still selling Dress goods and
Ca esan d Jackets at greatly reduced prices
lor cash. We invite you to examine the
Retd, Peacock & Co goods and prices.
THE SAME OLDCBaFf'-
It is a misuse of words to call the deliv
erance of Mr Iteed against the Wilson bill
a "report.'' It is simply a stump speech.
it is the time o!d flail, the same old straw,
(jn.V !,;!!. tl.T- and r: l.rn 1 . I U-.n Af Af
. .... ,
4UII 7.I III iril 1 C I illl Itilld HM LliC
.... ZT"
The ieop e have heard ail that Mr Reed
,aTg , tJ0IJ jumJ lin jef jurinK the
- "
P8' tPn Tbey have not only heard
that the way to make a nation rich is to
tax it higher and still highr, but they
bave w tbe h examined
, . ,Al .
tl"' t,',!or"", oft he Bold and McKinleyites,
and have experienced I'm conditions which
i those theories rrea'ed. The "shopplnjr
ng!
': women," as Mr Seed said after IN
ava- !
ln "i-rj- v- reponca on nigu tanu
, , ,iriJ. , . , ... i m
pri . The wcrklngmen have struck the
year t ba'ance-sheet time and again since
j, And ,t o it a toe voll r,
... , , , . . ...
of 'he coan'ry bav twice repud: tied the
theories and condemned the cond. lions,
each time by more than 1 ,.100,000 majority.
What reason or ra'evanc? is there in
beating out the old chaff again V Does It!
make a fact of a fall try to Lava it shrieked !
with leijhtenr-d shrillness through the)
j njj passage of Iteed ins'ead of Will
, ., , , . .
fr("" ,fce aepuIcLral chest of McKinley
The man from Maine, with his feit'dly I
and strength of it, ted. omLt to be ashamed .
to lepeal in an allege! refx.rt lo the House
the puling platituds wb:cfa the an from ,
ijh'.o reserves for Iho backwoods stumps
that bv tiio Wilson bid "Hm lamer iart of i
the burden cf taxation ! trai .feir.Hl from
j foreigners and bt rte by oar own citliens."
Perbap- Mr led :!! answer UsJ piestion j
hi,h Mr McKinley Las found it lst to!
. . . . i
ignore: ,v ny. n me loreigisrr ymjm ,
I tariff tax. did not your party abolish curl
i inte' nal revenue taxes tod raie all the
j money for t: e up-ort
. rr.nien'.
I Irom tiie hap's exiyjrters of effete deapo-
. . tbc treaury where
: u -ir; : '- speed two
hi I i . I, - n. ...1 f u. acl fruttif' Ibis
favored lan; with the poll of (be Egypt
ians?
To Uke a single eiarapt. wi I Mr Reed
exrlaia how and why it wa that the 4or-
osgivrs cou d afford o pay :i4.000,t last
tlx; . II lu-iu'i s .i x fri. iv,!.wn l v
ou wijoiens valued a: only Na.VWjaJVr
Tiie entire report" is an icipaident
peaichmeiit o' Ibe 'nteiligecce of the Arae
ican people. It l ten y swr-s their r
pealeI verdict, bat teilt ttem tify were
fool ia rendering it . If this iadicatea.
as i probable, the line
I
f Rep-j'- iciE
J, Wilsnc will t-
, ;r r : c. :n gv :Csf i::a
. . , , , I
! Uts ,0 deb e thn ma ccofW 10 T
t eoasweiaticn 01 tse jicniniey dim in
Hoose. wti.;
a was two weeks. The HorAi.
THE GOVFKKOt? IsWWMft I
At a ca'tar i meeting ol '.he I aid cl trans
- a'- sa e:a. he : sr mr
0. he WiUaacctte hotel, the iclkaieg
oia'.iins were ur.ia'.rz-jzs j adopted :
I .
-. :iVJ. 1 - .tfinuv vn ai .-..
Ureg.3 ha. aaie2 tneolttcta. pDsi :n coi-
, a a 1
feres -poc n.31 ey ;Ce frjp.i jyao
.
.he prestd-r.i of the L r.i'.e I b'.ate a set
costa.ntr.g c-rjuo stat-ment.' tnjarious
:bc coawreaI:b. and ra'ctlated to create
a erroneoos inpreanan ia the muida
' th-mt no', acaaaiatel with the f sets, -fcerefor
! ,. , . ,K.. v. ,
; ikteTi::; those mi 1
etnpji-e a-
a'-' ;
esc
I ' 0,e
i "Ro xti T.j; e. tlae board oft
r)4c
an J notiafi men y S lem. o,t n
ally dea; lie assertions cf the g;verno
awal
txssd his t;.'. : ta : -c. and aver
rs:w.-B!asJ-. he 1 rca;.;ag deprti-lor..
; .her: ia no widespread destjtutaon or acf
mta.
i.t O-ejon, aad that tiie never n if
a
clslmiifthat '.a'Jiirdv of mr peop.e
I wo, asaa,
' , " '
' Hi
1 wwswjs. v.itrs3ta:. salt vn.e-iu.ru
wkv;?. was ft
rc-e: -,v . - : sr.- r "e
oar reptesep-auves 1 1 corbies, to p'C?
theae rcola tins ta 'he p-resideot c-f"
I :".::-: ...!. inj to -.env in tD..i s. a--
i .
"
' ,'i 5,0 "r ,Se l'uti vf ,hc sJ,,t3t " tll"
' ment. tVheaiiaiUirjthit O-egoa 5 snf-
fe-i '. on theprevatllng ttarl tunes.
. .: . ak ,. ...
v. v aw v aaa . ' a assrvat. s " a - o f-w,..
t-3 ., .rtirn to the popalfiM thaala
: ,nv o her t.te ia 1 Cc'on. sn 1 -he
pros
; pr" s f r t'-.e fata-e
client
I
Wc L, DOUGLAS
S3 SHOE &lhh.
Do yss v&r tVen7 a art! rs tl try a ra.
bst In tho .. ; '?
fl .rr
sa
sa mm
-s-liU
FaasASiaS
$2.00
I.7S
FOR B3YS
1.75
i5
I stj a-"a DRESS SHOE, iwis !tta Isrt
C .: t; S.'. t-v r v 330,$4.00sr
"5 Sws Tbc. ft saaal to crsts-.i suit aad l?.-k aad
r. ;---.. r ' L Casatsa Skats. Haessaad
- r ' - y -. '-,-' - - i r y ' .Visa hmt
s. . 18, Brocks, Mass. ja'by
art Us
Hi
L Pa. BlaAIN.
iLPISY BMsLRBIifl ISSTPTUtl
ALBANY, OREGON
LS91,
Ter u I svewse.i.wer
A 1 1 f laawiaaatnta-.
SlAoSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, LITERAL,
. J
UUmMtfiuiAL ttW J KUKMAl
CLASSES.
t i.irs et atudy trrangsd u. u ,
all gra.do's of stodeuts
NaV.r swswtossncssss eftrti :o Uxdst-
from .i(5j,.
rr. Kt.iF.ar i tovniT
Gladstone has
A clear Head
WHY? Because he Mlcvvs these
rules: ' ' Keep the head cool, the feat
warm, and the bow els open." You
can have a clear head and live to bo
ninety if you do the same thing.
When tl.e bowels fail to move dur
sng the day take on retiring two
Smith's StuZl Itile Beans. Their
action is so mild that you are not
aware of It. All day your mind wiil
be clear and cool. "Not a gripe in a
banal of them." Ask for small site.
Take no substitute for SMITH'S
Bile
Beans I
LOST.- Valise containing sevdtal ar
-.ieles with names an. If found please
return to II Parker or leave a: Parker
Bros. Will pay a reward.
IdonotEatPastry.l
S WTr w '
How often you bear this
emrKiinn. and tiic ex
planation that usually
1 follows: "IamtrouDicu
Hi ... i :- ' The
wim oysptrpsw.
explanation is not far to
seek. In trie past t
has been used as tne pnn-
X cipal sliortenu'.g W
all
the result dys
Tbe dvspeptic
m pepna
I
1 1 V A v n
troubled providing
COTTOLENI
is substituted for lardin
fwenantiotl of all food.
-?r i , .... r i
It is composea stncuj i
highly refined vegetame
;i anri beef suet. When
used as a shortening, it
, u , , r. . . and
proauces i;uh.tuu--
healthful pastry. Physi
cians and expert cooks
indorse it aasartitBtea.
Send three ests i staaapa n W. K-
. i. a r, Chieazo.(-r kMh
,i:ilas .
IsasslSBS PSCMSS p-v ' "
air.-.-. i-i:i.-.r.!. a--
CaurAmt U sold trf au
-jile only by
,N. K. FAIRBANKS CO
ST. LOUIS ana
utrico. M CSV TOSS, sw
EAST AND SOUTH
HAST A ROUTE
riF- 1 11 F.
THE
routliera Pa&aflo Co.
:
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