The state rights democrat., May 11, 1894, Image 2

lite tmtmt.
The Governor's Speech.
Govcrnoi Tennocr made a speech at the
coarl house Saturday afternoon to a large
audience, most of whio'i were republicans
and dem cra a To tliase who heard the
governoM.democrattcspeecheefour and eight
years ago, this ono was a tame affair. He
haa lost his old time fire and earnestness.
To those who know him heat it was apparent
that he seemed wearied.illis heart and mind
were not in full sympathy with his words.
There was a tinge of shame on his counten
ance wUen he faceJ so manv old statwar
democrat ; who had assisted in lifting him
from obscurity into the governor's chair.
He cvi lently comprehended the ingratitude
he had shown in attempting to cash the
partv that had mudd him what he is. It is
plain that he hi8 lost much of his adroitness
as a speaker a', the hustings. Most of his
speech was half tpoiogetlc and half defensive.
It was a miserable mess he made of the mat
ter ofjaltempting to explain away. the fact
he is drawing a salary that is palpably pro
hibited to him bv the constitution that he
...!..,,,'. t HMa ia nKftf nnil .!?. .'.. I Wliaf !
wiriniiM naviv. .- v-vj ...... ... - v. . -
makes this offerse the more heinous on the
part of the governor is the fact th it many
of these acta of the legislmire increasing his
salary were passed w hile he has been in the
governors cnair, aca wnne nr -ia noi nao
the audacity to approve Hum helnd not '.he
courage to veto them. He e-mpiy pernoit
ed them to'becorpe laws without his official
appioval. Bu". morally his course was an
approval of tl.ese '.aws. AnJ the evident
erearrassment t-.ndtr ihich he Ubored when : parly ever have any to neno, Just as sJn
attempting to justify his course in drawing j as some one elfe becomes boss or leader
such constitutional salary showed conc'.ue- j Pennoyer will descit the party, Terson I
ively that be felt keenly the awkwardness ' aggrandizsmenl in his ch ef and only m
of his position. His attempt to draw Mr 1 bition, snd no aattj that does not contribute
Galloway in ;o the same attitude with him-
self by saying that Ml Gateway had ac
cepted bis salary as a member of the animal
commission was simply puerile and absurd,
Tbe commission was created by the legislat
es and tt.e alaty fixed by that body, and
hence lecallv and monllv Mr Galloway had '
a right to accept the salary, while the gov-
rrnor was accentinc silaties an 1 emoluments ;
expressly ! Ilhltl! I il ly the cor.s'.itution j
which the governor was solemnly sworn to year principal o' the pub.tc schools cf ha
execute and defend. Most of the audience gene. He will receive the support of a
saw t'. is distinction and this was much to j large majority of the teachers of the state,
the governor's disadvantage. The govern- ( regatdless of politics. Iiwin, "n is opponent,
o- places'.himseif in favor of allowing deJuct- j has no qualifications for the position, for,
ions fcr irdehiedntss in assessments, and ! instead of beirg a.teacher, he is simply
yet it was through hi. recotoirer.datiof. a preacher with a continud Itachiag or of
that the legislanre repealed the law al'.ow- ! fice. Jackcnvil!e Times,
ing such deductions. In hi messag; two i
years ac,o he expressly said tl.:t "no-Jeduct . The thinnest iron sheet In the world has
ions whatever for indebteJ.s should be lately been rcUed in SwaPrca in Wales. I'
allowed.' Tie cover, or r.oiv s,err.s to
1 I a t 1 a 1 at.!. - - -- tl.
aa-weawiwws mu, .1 an.
c.:n not now beceive the p wpl? a to whit 1
111s rea: seniimenu en j-uujeci arc. n
aitempno jusuxy nis a:ce, rng an r.ccon-
siimtionalsalary by sajinj I t never askei !
the Iffeislaiure to irctesse his salary !
too irivolcn, and absutd to be resided t.r-
ious'.y. be-.her the governor a-ked for it
or not is not a ques Ion 10 be const it red.
Whether he did ornnt be has no ilgiit to it
The truth is that be, Judt;e l.Drd.and Judge
IS.ii e arc a'l likewise and tq tally guilty of
drawing the hard earned taxe of the ptopie
from the state treasury in excess of what the
arejus'.ily and ccr-tiiu' ionally entit'ecl to
Thejoverocr ihe not now raise this qoist
ion against Judge Boise though he dii be
fore that gent'eman became the candidate
of the popu'is'.s fjr supreme judge.
A Splendid Offer.
The New York World never waits t3 be
driven a'ong tbe path of progress by sharp
competition, but keeps 50 far in the lead
that competition is an impossibility. Tbe
reputation of The Weekly World as the
greatest democratic parcr published is
fully established. It is democratic in
principle, "democratic in policy, democratic
in its sympathies. It is not blindly or dis
honestly partisan. It will not support bad
men or bad measure?. Its work is for the
peop e. Ihe whole people, and not for any
cla s or faction . It will be found at all
times fighting for the great cardinal prin
cip'es of the democra'ic parly, but never
for the seiti-b ends of any ring or individ
ual. I s miscellaneous articles are !resh,
wed -electei and interesting. I's paged
devoted to nome. nisuion ami agriculture
are replete with ar ic'i-s of valuable and
intere-ting in'orm.i'.ion to all . The "Tar
iff Mule' articles now running in Tbe
WeeUj World have become celebrated on
account of tbe plain, practical way in
whitu the tariff question is preserved. It
is a large 12 page. 8 column paper for
only $1 CO a year. We have succeeded in
makiug special arrangeruen'a by which we
can fe-nish the Democbat and Tre
Wee .'v World one year both for only
$2.40. Addre.i
Democrat,
Albany, Cr.
Judge R I' B jise, the ;ecpie' party nomi
nee for supreme judge, is "in old Ortonian
noted for hi great honesty of purpose and
integrity. For year the circuit juige of
the Saiem ii rict nearly a'l the Important
laws ji'sed in ththistiry of Oregon have
had t'lrtr lga i y tes'ed ir. ln couit before
beini pa-e-i on by the supreme bench.
Jsatsje IJ de rnks trieiii a'l ahen it come
to qaaiiticatl'ins lor the supreme bench
AhinJ Record.
Judqe Iloise a a ui:mber f the con
vention that framed the consiitutlon of ti e
state of Oreg'n which provides In 'anguase
that c m not be raVjnders'ood that Judge o;
the supreme court Oiall receive a sa'ary of
92000 per annum and no more, and yet as
such judge he eceepted willing the Ir.creaie
u! salary allowed fudges by tl"e iegUla' ure.
gytoptfass
BotL .ho method and restilta t
Byrnp of Figs is taken; It is pie:
and refreshing to the tatc, end
E n Jy yet promptly on the Kid;
iver and Bowels, clearses the
tern elTectua'ly, dispels cohln, ht
aches ard fevers and cures habitual
aipation. Sy rup of Fifjs is tlx:
only remedy of its kind ever pre
c'ueed, pleasing to the taste and ac
ceptable to the stomach, prompt In
Hi action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable subetacccs, iu
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and havo mado it the moet
iKpular remedy known.
Byrtip of Figs is for sale iu 50c
i'ikI 1 bottles by eu leadjnp; druc
fjitfa. Any reliable druggist who
auty not have it on hand will pre
1 re it piomptly for any cne who
i lies to ry it. iJo not accept any
tubstitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAN FHAUGIStiO. CAL.
UkMviuv. ky. new rat, in.r.
Hon L II Montanye.if elected district at
torney will administer the affairs of Ids office
in a careful, judicious way.
T L Davidson is a gentleman of the old
school and the state treasury wIP te in safe
hands In case of his election.
Mr Weatherford the democratic candidate
for congress grows stronger evey day . There
Is a feeling in I.inn, Lane, Benton, Marion,
Yamhill and other valley countiea that it is
Ttlgh time that the Willamette valley should
have a representative in corjress. Kvery
man in the valley should vote for Mr Weath
erford. Judge Galloway declares on the stump
that i( he sha'1 be elected governor lie will
not draw one cent mor; fiom the treasury
than his canstitutional salary. By the way
in these howling limes of corruption it will
be a real pleasure to walk up to the poles
and vote for such a man.
There are four candidates for sheriff in
I.'nn county. There is not the least doubt
in the woWd regarding the most fit man
for the office. Mr Jackson has been tried
and has not been found wanting. He has
done his whole duty faithfully. Not a
single escaped criminal whom he has pur
sued has eluded his official grasp
ine
people aumire a laiiurui. coiuiacicuc "
;no: tor tnat reason win reelect mm j
Governor Pennce.- ill rema n a popu -lis,
as long as he is recgniaid as leader,
and to b? the rsceplfnt of the ofSce tf the
Its sireng.h toenatliim to gratify
this
ambhion ill wag
Slick a pin here.
his
serport. !
I' i
There U a marked contrast between the
democratic and republican romioees for
superintendent of public Instruction. Prof
Raid, the liemoratic nominee, is an able.
practical educator, and has been for several
ik twenty five cnetitnttres long and fourteen
S S . . ? 1 1 a a 1
-(. s.swawsi.gsB.1 .wsaissa
mette. One may get an idea of IxiM "tr.ick-
ness' oy companng 11 :o ir.a; 01 sua paper
wb:cn H ordmiy .02 inimewe ttiica.
Some iron manufacturtr hiv- ,-ive:lis?0
they make vUiting cards of lite Iwn plates.
Kra?P has manur.ctured s.:l, of the thioest
or .04 miUinatter. T.ie longest steel chip I
! meti
jYork.
loari an I wis turned
Republican Insincerity.
. , I C'V .
The promise made ay tbe republicans mjabidirg interest in the nomination of
their state platform that ' We demand he
closest scrutiny and economy in eirendi
tures: we condemn tbe prodigally and ex
c?3 of past legislature? and call upon the
next legislative assembly to keep all ap
propriations wi'bin the limits of the most
economical aduiin'stration consistent with
efficiency" mast, in tbe light of their
former practices, be regarded as a pie 'ge
to take the "Keely cure" for the-'r extrava
gant habits. '
The last legislature in which the demo
crat were in the majority was in 1878
During that session the amount appro
priated for s'ate printing was $1"".000,
hi!e the appropriation for the same pur
pose in 193, in a republican legislature,
was $99,000.
Tbegeneral appropriation bill of 1878
earned an appropriation of $U97.J8 s",
while the general appropriation bill of 193
carried an appropriation of tl.490.019.95.
The amount appropriated in 178 fcr
expenses of tbe legislature of that session
was SHO.OUO, and for the year it was
55,000. for tbe same purpose. .
This lasl item shows clearly the extrava
gance of the republican", there being the
same number cf members at each session,
drawing tbe same piy, receiving 'tie same
mileage and were in session tbe same
lengtb of time; yet it took nearly te ice as
much to pay the republican legislature of
1893 as it did the one of 178 under dem
ocratic control.
Tbe above clau-e in the republican plat
form is a just and deserving rebuke to the
republican majority in the legislative
branch of tbe state government but it
occurs to a fair minded person that this
declaration is not made in good faith, and.
to 6ay tbe least, their sincerity is qui'e
questionable, for what assurance have the
taxjayers of the state of any reform from
a party which tot the last fifteen years has
steadfastly burdened 'hem with the fruit
of legislative extravagance? Klamath
Falls Express
"One of The Boys."
Oak CeEKK, Or, May 1, it94.
Editor' Democrat :
'the public hardly ever hid rut "that
one doe not knaw anything if he k.-rp
stil), but let him open l is awM 11 10 say
something and they wi I knr w at once chat
he Is verv glnllow. A in nisrrr said 'o an
audience once that all thieves are not dem -
ocrati but all Ueswoera aie ttiieves, BraaasC
on ucli a preacher as that. One of ihe
leading cstv'i la'es at the head ol the re
jublican county ticket, sal I at a public
gathering not lone; dnce in the co inly that
all catmocrit are free trade:, though
only one noa slid ibcn cm be found who it
lioneit enough to own it. Agon we ssy
shame r, u;h a 111 in loaaaki such a state
ment at that, favisw of the tgrt that fie ha
such a g 'and r pportuni'y for an education
that this county fTjriN. He lias nut em
biaccd the oporlunity 10 post i.imse.f, 01
he has kno'.inj;!" stated .1 nt which he knew
to be a falsehood . Then it is no aoeor to a
man lo tell a people that they ate not hon
est when if h t is electa wii-'i I lm
pro! able, will have to r;et a g'ea' many
of these arre dishonest voters to vote for
bins. And a man that i elected hy ilis
lioncht votes must necssaiil v b : el-hnnesi
himself. S consider lb' my fellow votcis,
and 1 think you will iy bv jo.ir ro' e
that we do not want such a mm in the
senate cf the state of Oregon. S.iy Mr
Editors, pleafe no notf.a snv Iking ; Isiut
that p I'Uti-i coining ititl In. c o -c aigbl
not long iliice and talkinj; lo tiie peop Is
for over an hour and said nothing and then
next morning there was one more i, ino
crat in the nipglihorhooi. For fmthcr
particulars ask Dr Wallace or II C Jackson,
mother and babe doiny wrll and llenrv is ,
all smiles.
Thecandida'e on the democratic: ticket
are too well known to need any laudaticn
from us, but will lay that if any one aants
to know anything about any of them they
can get all the information they want by
applying to,
Onk of the boys.
Amusing.
CrtAiiTKKi:, May 6, 18M,
Rili tars Democrat:
One of the most amusing spectacle that
ever merged into view before my eyes was
that at the court bouse la-t Saturday when
Dr J L Hill, was seen on the platform
while Gov IVnnover was making his tariff
reform speech.
Dr Hill is known to bo one of the mos
unyielding, uncompromising protecionests
in the land, and to see hitu heart and soul
with Pennoyer was amusing, aye, it was
more than amusing, it was perfectly ludi
crous. Then to think of the bitter feeling that
has so long existed between the Doctor and
the tiovemor over the matter of the ap
pointmen' of a superintendent of the In
sane Asylum in which the Doctor catuo out
second best as an app icant for the place,
was really amusing to the many men in
that audience who were familiar with the
denunciations with which flip Doctor was
formerly in the habit of hurling at the
tiovcrnor. The Doctor' democracy seems
to have weaken d from tlx1 ny when
was turned down bj tin Governor as
1, i
an !
applicant for the pom'l '" above mentioned,
while the Governor's di m s racy seems to
have likewise ceased when the State Con
ention two years ago refu-e 1 to bend him
back as a delegate to the Democratic Nat-
pnal . vnYentioii , i iiicatna
People out
this way look upon Hil! and the Ciovernor
as being sore heads, being unable to dic
tate tc the vlemo.nicy, tbe . now advocate
populism for selfish rather ih u disinterest-
7nv , Mu''e
seems to me drove many an old time ad- . B ,.k-l. , !,, tort of the lint', to 1 '
rr.irer from him forever UJ upholding a i
lawless body of men in iheir unlawful1
,
possession of private proper y was dema ;
goiry cf tin-lowes' type. I
The tiovernor is for f:ee trade pure and I
.... ;
j , ". " . . ,
aitv.H-ate but the Hr tirl.d Ins irinein e
hi -i vi-1 , i i , tA i ,.,.i.,r i - , 1 1 , H 1-iriIT
i I T i i r i .
anJ heartilvcherd his former fe. W
now zea'ous free trade fn-nd. 'h" way i
the Dr, 1 understand, holds that the popu- i
list nam- have no nriactnaaa or naetv Dolicv t
on his great national 'ar,n que ion.
Starting out to shirk tSMies and urine Dies
prettv soon are they not V Talk about o'd
" .......
parties dodging issues The people's party '
accordim; to tbe DoeMar nres-ription, is a
dolger from way b'ck
" ANTIAM llEMCK RAT.
Something.
I.khanon. . May 1"4.
:rrs hmccrot: I
i . : u 1.1 i.
il is i'ioier iitai o'i.e u'tous suumui ia:
saidas well as oibrs Several things
should be said about the manner in which
tbe populist county o.nv-ntion was engi-',
ne,-r,l. rVnsdisi in and about !banon
hjve rfa90n to complin about the domi
I
.- yW ,lrwW, the whole
toi'e a "i'mb-r of p-pulist dele.
j ajaAaa knew at
tbe convendon tha' Hub .
B , , , . "
! Vet !-w of them knew of f e sinister and
" fifa De . jt,w Now it ig
lhU po I tb nk ought to" be 'told.
k ,h 1
1 mmt h, alion of "Inrlifj" Hwitoei
,
lecxTuer.
' for sheriff. nd t'ar wngb '
1 Kvery thing else wa l.t sight of by him
(.
except the n mii.a i n t m e wo caadi-
v- L. :j ti 1. -i.. ...-u
Jackey MieUon ? rt. "Jacitey 1 '
Hub s brotb-r-in law a d it
iuans that
Hub will virtu i'y be sheriff if "Jackey" is
elected. 1 ua' llu expect to derive
pecuniary kens-fit from ""Jackey V election
does not ad ma of a d 'it. for those who
know Hub
ulnnf p-i m strcng in deaia
know that be BC(I Iraacfaei any thing that
ha .loas . .- c . r , ......cia-'s will
binc bim a return m munrr So if tbs
people want a sbeoff with a head of bis!
own tbe mti-' see to i that Hub' man it
beaten." lama populist and bvlieve in
popu ism but 1 d . not be u ve in the skull-
duggary tha: w,iu .1 -j-s "cb a candidate '
M A Jack Adam- for recoedrr and take up
snch aa unknown as ( aiwriaht. I will .
never vote for ai.v iun -r sheriff who
will make Hub us i" ' n- office of she.iff
or any other OBtce I.
Hub's febetne and tu
under a mountain of is
people know
-now " Jackey"
OtmsT.
Woman And Marriage.
Toe Kci.r-i cen-u foi Jsoo irpoit that
19.60
l7Sw m;nof ma . lag ble age 6.-
J33, 237, or one
J. . e tin narritd.
Over one
., . . ,, ,
i s43 per centj oi ire women
between twen'y and I we nre -re mar
ried, and 2S per ce;-t i tvve between
twenty live and liirtc. a r.ile 6 per cent
wi l nev.r mury.
If a woman Hoe lie: mi'n fy tht "ime
she is twert). the Bssnsee ate 53 !o 47 lastt
she will not be marri. d until saw ht t awt
five, snd afj to 72 that cue a ill net )e mar
ried even thirty To pa- l In ilmp'er form
of every 10a amjii :i rach t'ne a;e of
twenty un-naiiied 47 111 1 between twenty
au'! twen'y five, while 25 marM between
twenty five an 1 tbarty, and six nawtr mar-
y.
According 'o the ?"'e cenu f.ir 1S75
out of each loo wim -n in N'ew York then
reselling the age of twenty un:nnled 63
married hafoie they were wrnty five and 84
before they erc thlr y In New ork a
a fair representative tt ihe eauntW im ITCa
before
a fair
and fu
SnJ fur this nurnose of rom t.ris.in ft rarlatn
fy J ", the rcmirkal.' c ch nge in relation to
mirr,aKc which scc:a obaeiveri bare
tilked - 1 mucl
a out
n te proved bv
ae'ual fi .-urea.
One itaoan w by IdLt'
of r.-r 10J women mi
ag s of tac.ity and t ' as ,
live a 1 ils on'r
47 marry nor, i because inar-y avenues
have beer, opened to women oy whisli lh"y
can eorn a living wttboa :: oming the
"servant In : liu: ialai 5' la nun. Short-
1 hand and the lypc ril r h vt opened oppot
tunitiea f ar aundreds of
oU'inds, and ihe
ail s i our .illes
hnokkee e n and
ex Tas:i1gtbe
s raientlv txk
1 i burdens and
commercial college hav
and towns wl b Herts,
telegraphs of (lie y,eritlrr
wstrfa of in-.'epen.lenct h '
oakance it ininai ini ail 1
acrllice.
It may be noticed hai m
ewVry between twrn y hVi
fifteen years ago -5 is
but :he net lo s Is 11 pe-1
While 16 per cen' kaake
self suppo.t and irnl. p
fad an. I fall buck eaoa
lime tl ey ri: 1 .
The lubjict i on f
sociologists, an I 10s 1 e li
to siu.iy lb 11 iotei t M
increase 1 .
w omen now
cl thirty than
raiaat 21 thaa;
-72ainat H4
s'rugtjle for
, 4 pel cent
1 br oiy by the
eit tniiest lo
; offi ial da1;
'e enormouab
The longest co
knoAp to science w
in lKoJ, 'he pa'ie
Ic'ely una on 11 u.
asOflth,
li
a abplfc slcrp
d bom (lermany
e nalne.l abso
if in i one iiall
1 1 ' r
via
In
1 '
A tm ol st.,.1 muCeiipinio I Hi,,is when
, , ,
ill u ali liH, 1. ... . . 1 . ... 1 . 1 ........ .
one half 'imc s
in pure gi ld.
ihfvalufi of Mo- sa:-.ie wirbt
Public Kckakino. - - The democratic
andidateii for Hiate officer will speak at.
tbe follow injr t ines am! places :
I l'!rn1' Tuesday, May 8th, at 7 30 p m.
I a many, ntnoiiiav,.Ma inn, i.hj p ai.
Lebanon Tliuredy, May lOtti, at 1
I in.
Brownsville, lburmlay, May iiJlb, 8
P Ol-
llalsey, r riday, Maj 1 Itli, at 1pm.
Harrisburg, May 11, at 1 :30 p m.
Cm valltg, Tliurday May 17th, 7 :TJ p m
The Herald's Weak Huttery.
The Herahl has an article about democrat
ic management of coun'y affairs in which.
by an ingenious, as well as on ineenuous '
uie of wordi it seeks to leave the impression i
.. ,
that coun'y money lo.kcl up in ihe I.inn .
Coun'y Bank hail been dcp sited In sbenff
Jackson. Mr Jackson authorises the t ttc- 1
ment that at 'he time of the suspension of ;
iiu- i.inn county nans ne na ira a uouarcr
, , r , . , , , , .,,
county funds deposited there. Up to the time
of the suspension of that bank he had been I
dividing his tai collerllons imand droosKinc !
, ,
rome in the l.'nn county tank, and the
balance in the First National Bank. But
at the time of the suspension of the Una
v,v-,.v, ..., ,i... ii ,c-. u... i.e. o .1-
lar depositcJ th-re to tbe county treasurer I
and has his receipt therefor. After ike
money was thus turnei over fo the county j
treasu.erlMr Jackson had no further control
, , ... .
over it.and wa$ no longer responsible for it.
The Herald has a way of making a mes ; of I
It attacks upon the personal character o' Mr i
Jackson, It made just as bad a break '.wo 1
yearsagoanJ made Mi Jackson's election
u:l.lv Mire. Ai'.iin. it iiklUcs an attack
that has no'h'iig at alt to stand upon and
9
tins a'tack will result in streng l.emog Mr ;
Jackson befor; Ihe people. Republicans
... ...
as well as democrats are ouispo.e i in con-
demnlng this mud sllng ng of the Herald .
The Heralds Lattery is a weak one.
MISFITS.
The new ballot law of Kansas is u deadly
blow at woman suffrage. It provides that
tha lovxr KmKi of flu. vnliir us liiirh nn m I
the Knees shall be visible from the outside 1
left otvn for that purpoe."
oters wiuitimr a t-ompetent man for
sheriff will vote for C C Jackson, one of the
"l ul ""V" aarai : wurmi. i-iw.-
tious. nromnt. If vmi waut an incomi-tent
.
man tor the othce. as proven by ia--t le-
, .r.. '
' onw. vote i .r one vi tne oiner nnmin-e-.
U a fact and not mere politic. It i-
. '
A small DOJ was seen in front of a news-
..a:.. r... : a i.:. i . n
iuiti tjiiiv- wrrriiiL' 11 iif. . .ill v'iii'i
break, and was aski-1 the cause of his jrrief .
"t)h. did has pan in to lirk the editor."
he wailed. "ell. hai he come out
I "Pieces of him have." the bo repliel.
while engagel in a fr-h outbreak of t.trs.
i "and Vwm expec?ing to -v Uie rest of him
every minute.
The I 'range Judd Far.ner wa off-rHi a
few wewks since an adverti-ement tciling
how to make a "pound of butter from a
nint of milk " of e.Kirse it was rvfu-'l.
i ' , , w -
? t ,f; Zr:J&
, f0,.r ouno pulenael alum. one-ei;bt
oum-e pulverired rtiui arable, fifty grain
-. - -- --- ---
! pewin.piilc.- in a t-ltle tor ue a-vre.iuire.1
A teaspoenfull of this mixture added to one
1 pint of milk will, upon churning. n-,ake one
' j pound of butter."'
S.me of Uie lie!t buMi" uien in Linn
tua.s.ti ifultnas nf imlitir. ismtsiMe sw
many" republican a demcarat. Iiad money
.lep-a.ite.1 in tbe Linn County Nati nil
JTd taLaSd t7 T ZLlX
,utementin the Urrabl alat the sheriff
lg responsible for tlv county Irmv
i were true, instead of ting nntru. it wonlJ
, ,i;..o-i;t 1. 1,1. mmm .... aava
one having teener there. Such talk i-
verv loek acting. Bv the wav th Linn
Cotintv National Hank will liav 13 ent
the dollar, which is prettv "ood these
tjmes "
Mayor Friendly received .1 telegram
late yesterday afternoon from 11 n Hir.gvr
Hermann at Washington. 1 C. hieh
stated that the river and harbor UH had
paused the house with a S2D.OOO appropri
ation to eontinuetba work of imnmtvment
at Siusiaw liari-ir, and I-aa.e county. re.
Guard. Ilr Hermann ia doiag some live
telegraphing n. .-wauays, atr 1
The HillsU.ro Independent says: The
populists arc fond of a'ing the term
"gold bug." hut it don't wrai to bean
appropriate epithet to apply to a man
poKiemed of great wealth. SO illustrat":
i '.e would hardly be i:itifie-l in sayinir
that a man having a large st.,k of pofav
. t-.es is a pitatoe bug. nor would one pt
easing a great herl -f hogs ia" a wsiiai;.
nor yet is a large de.iier in furniture prop-
erly a bedbug.
There are some funny thins- in fiis
world, ( orbett won over 80n0 a minute
in his fight with Mitchell, whi'e the
average preai-her i sjti-j-1 if in- e's M.i
per cent of hi S500 a rear: and now comes.
a -ew 1 org paw which ar.noume- the
' . T." .. Im3Bc aon wim an
"""""-"t"v.'" :lro 'mmm
younir man quick m haiirin to ait a tr,k
maker on the rae trjitk: salarv.
SIX 00-
lar a day." Light adjoining thin adver
another which reads a follow :
anted -A y nng man quicJx in figure
to a'si-t a !ikkeeper in an lmisTtmir
hoti.--. Salsn . fir-t two tears. f. a we-k."
Here an- some dramatic not f gen. ra!
interest"
. i a-r ooo i
Irving cleared KW.090 in 2b weeks in
tours of thi country.
Among tn ushers ft i tr l "rk ier-
man theatre ar? two 1 ar m
letitcnan'
and a lawyer.
Rubenstein'. op,:ra ' Tne lmon " has
had a run of loO nigfata m ft I etersl.urg.
A bill bat la-en iu'nxluce.1 into the
Massachusetts Ietfi"lature prohibiting rlul
iron tinker i"1 entering a uieatre unless
accornpaniel by an adult.
Mil,,. L.".,ltat. 1,a l.o..l.,ll v;tl
.tar in the "Irish Adoni" nxt season.
I :,i.. n,i,im. r r.. IU aUasata.
. nsasMk nlaro. i l. ,,f..r,.....l f..r
and a half hour at a time.
. .
A Mexican circus showing in Anora
P'." r , anytiiing oi v. .ue
i ,. .i i.ii.- i 'ii. i.i oi iiiuuifiH a mi oeii
; got a ticket and a chicken a h tnge.
icai ago 63 oat The Ul lest actor on the Hriti-h stap i
ird between the Mr Kritx Himmii, who stand six feet fcur
- ' : I : 1 1 . . . i, i-i ... .
' lnl ues in neigni. wir m-oriionm nw. m
the "avmarket. anil Mr Charles
jllettc
are both over six feet in height.
"No brass bands" is what I'ennoyer at"
laches to hi bill. Plenty of brass without
the hand. Lucky for the band boys,
though, for Uiey re generally a nice lot of
young men.
A I'ortlun I paper toasts of 11 pany H'a
inches in circumference. Albanv people
an- inviosi to lient this. Albany is a pansy
city ami will not Is- 1 1 Jit III bv even Port
land. Henry Waterson in his speech in Port
land the other day said: "The happy UMB
is the one vho believes his own wife i.s the
beat woman in the world; the vine covered
rotbue he calls Ins home is the dearest sisit
li earth, and who would not swap bis
freckle-faced brats for the rjeat-drOllBd kids
lie ever saw."
For some time it has Iss-n understood
and advertised that a game of base ball
would 1st played at Albany today between
the O A C and Albany teams. The khjyi
here made the necessary preparations, but
bi their disgust the Albany fellows te'e
phoned over this iiiorni:itr that they would
not play, giving as eacuee, that they were
afraid of going lieiiind, liniineially. How
ever, the O A C Ikijb, at their own expense,
went to Albany (his forenoon for the pur
pose of bringing about the game, if no
sihle .NewH. 1 hey got Ihe game all right
! w hoever paid the expenses, and we guess
1. 1.. .in'. mi mo.-, i 111: i 1 10 avtaata.
-
T IIIM 11 t OSStlll.lJISi
Will il Stalk, t'f icwebr
if you want s tine smoke oall for Jonih
white labor cigar,
The hest'.rosat eortes in the
aty at (leniad
nuyer s
llodsfe tt MeKariaon, the leading droB
lore, Albany, Oi .
Smith is on top again. The Smith we
mean ia Smith 01 St Paul. Last election
)ie wag beaten for mayor by a republican.
whom he now defeats in turn. This it
' ony fair. Ex.
A initio t Tank.
Wichita, May 8. -The chief of police
of tins city received a letter today from
"ome crank residing in Kenyon, Minn, in
which here was enclosed $10 to buy "pure
white (lowers to be p'aeed on the body of
MrH Ul(He 0 lLp y o hfcr fjni,nt"
which he sets for May 20. He also soeci
,if"" 'hat a pirt of the mony must be used j
lo " , " " Pur upon ner leet
II,,
aula It,. V,,-,ir.. i.. l.:, la ,. I.!m !
"a -.- . .-. . - uiiuv u iiiui in u itmuu,
cr0liB of b!ooJ on breat., nn(1
commanded hiui to kill Mrs Lease the 20ih,
that her designs to subvert his kingdom
" car,n miht diwaried.
toUDtl lull).
Washiniiton. May x. The three coni
i monweal leaders Coxev. Urowno and
I Jom't
have lieen found irnilty of violating
. ,wa ,.. .. ,,.r.. ,,f , ,,. IU.,,,S n,i v ,i,
have to submit to sentence, hereafter to be '
imposed by the court, for their demons'ra-'
tion on the Capitol grounds. Thus ends
wmiV ?" leaders ,t;l . d, was the
greatest march of the l'.hh century. All
,nrec of ,ue IK.CU6ed wore trC(1 on 10 )ils,
count, which charged displaying a banner
uPon le capitol grounds.
Will Hall Ihe Ur Molars.
Dks Moisbs, la. May 8. It is the iain
lion oi irvner.i: neiiv 10 stan we nouiv
"i'' W" army, now swei.eu
t.i lilt-n. thrt lt.it ff. trivet nvir
80me ,1ne toinorrow forenoon. for tt
time today the general was obdurate about
i..., i.,.. 11.1. ....
:' ""B. "uuouncru . r eruiiuuiiou )
to remain in lies Moines until lie was re- ,
imbursed fur all the money invested in the
1 tiat boats. Most of it was given to h'ra to- (
; day and he ia now willing to respect the
wishes ol tl... people of thu at. and de-
i "'"""
AKW 1 ullt. May . J lie lfeiald a I?an 1
Salvador dispatch aay a: The government!
Aldei. La Cruta and 1.1 Con
battles 01 IA
oncaU. The
rebel are concentrd'ed in tbe city of Santa
Ana where t.ie seat of the insurrection
loca'ed. In thu three battles the rebel
hud 400 killed and 1500 wouuded. tieneral
(iuterrez. the chief ol the revolutionitU, is
severelv wounded, it i ri-ir ci lie u
,l..,,.i H, iiManant i:nr,l -'
- - " . . . . ,
was kil'ed
an eu.
ABIii irliiat
v s .
tAits M.i.fc. Tex. May - "ne of the
mos- destructive cyclones ever known In
the t'hickasaw nation has blown down 'JO
n "V T"Z7. I 1 1.1, J
and fanu of nx. was dem .lishe 1 an 1 fbe
(KX'Utmnis scattered in all directions. Mrs
Bfapl rey will die. Kmnk, a lo vear old
son, received fatal injuries
a Bit ikaMaaawat.
WamiisliOn. May The sstre'ary of
the 'nterii r has abated the tax, amounting
to $'Jtj.trd. on spirits owned by the Port
land, or, listilltng A- OaP'e KeedinK torn-
pany. which are shown to have been detr
tiojed by t'.re April 7. 192.
BlaMl) ABalr
, dauui, r. jit - i uere was a u
pHeo. U of the Oregon
BaHm. tr. May 7 -There wo a b'oodv .
- .lie
i iDiiiDii.ir i ii-iay nifctnt i nar rraiai
two convict bad a liltie dLainvemeut over
reading s newva. "into, wrving a
year 'erm fr.m rmatilia county, laxupie-f
a lower l-rth in the fame cell witn j H
Johnson, from Oregon City. White fH
leep an 1 ra awakenel by Ichn.n. woo'
was on top of iiim. slashing a', bis face and
throat w:th a sheeriron kr.ife. which c-n-rict
are perinit'ed to have in their cell'' ;
W btte ieceivel aeverai eriou cut aboot ;
the (aic and botly. and in grabbing the
kn:fe. was cut many 'imes on the hand.
Tbe men struggled and rolled out of led. I
White in the meantime touiing "xaider"
at the top of hi voice. The tumult brough !
tie gn.irJ to the rescue, and upon opening !
the cv!l dvV.r be ffiind the men "ihtin. on t
. tbe tl xir. one billing like a bog at a
I l04jhter pen. JoLnvm in rem. ted 10 a
ducgecn. where be i sti l cunfined. while
Wh.te was tak-n to a bo-pital. where be
! will ije fir some days.
1 fcr VarlSr Bill
W.shin.tin. May 7. After more than I
two wees of aticnt and bard work, the
ifemocratK twrn-'e'suf tbe Seance com-
mi'tee. acting through 'be committee of ;
revision, cf wbi' Senator Jones ha been
the head isle this ev.-ninir nice In Ilia I
public tbe amendment which bad been
heralded a the compromise measure npon
wnicn tl.e tiemocrailr parti t. . .miiiv
and affr a bruJ Jie 'l t-a.2
bill. 1 here are aooul soxi araenoment ;n
all.
X Jab.
W.suisf.t". May 7 - Md'aiin of Illi
nois, chairman of lOe house cx-mniit'ce on
laCor. ha framed a ferae jam'. rea5lu'ion
! -p - r.g - a j- .r.l a : ' . :,
ttors and three memlasn of the bis to
inquire inta the Caose of 'he prrs at indos-
!nw dapre'cn atcd M essesa, and 1 1 r"
port witlnn 3) days. The resolution i to
make the ir jir on lroad line. o taat
1 tbe eCect cf :h tauff uncertainty. 'lver
egtslatiow, etc. may all be constderel
without reference to the po'itie inv j ved
Vsal ine tsria.
v.-- Va.. u,,. - TU o- 1. , ,,1
: fooipany has concluded r.fgoltalion with
tfce Kaplan oil companies. wb;ch will rc-
uit m it !iWsfon 0" t ne entire wor.ii s taar-
ti.a.A It ia .,;.t ti... tha
...l.rtl InTianr will havo tliA IT.aln.
, ,, , , ( ,i Hhfi.h iles, t race and most of
vx rfUrn Kun.p 1 i.e exact tamtoria. di
xuloa hae not et lecome rota,
A Peswr c .
Skatti.k. Mai 7 - It is reported.
rith
" iie autuon y that tn- ct mt.-l
ligencer ha been M.ld by L B J hunt lo t
J 'irant, late minister to ll .livia. and the
i pnv,.n. ej,,.,,. antl , , ,;eorg. H ,p.,rn
manager of the Guarantee Loan t Trj-t
. t onipanv. who edited the
onipanv. who eiitel tre pai-r
ring
,i,rant s al-nce at hi- mi i n.
alitg I Is as.
, v May 6 1'ispaMa - r-ived
, i.ut -how that ye.ter.iav . storm .
more widespread tn.in ar first reported. At
! Kairhurv. III. great tree and a,..ik
struc
Sieiis lure were levtietl to the vr ir I
in Ihe business part of t n wer' bun
I looae :ir.,l loirleil thr,lmrh lh. ol.s vin-
jdows. I I.e roof of Capmati s agrimltur.il
warehouse was blown off and some stock
injuri .ireat damage was done in
Ih.
me.
j V ", ' ".
Albia. a. waaiiMfed br a eve one and
; ,, , wuich CbUj ,.), datnag,..
()n ,.,., wa, so in.,i ,)at she
i ,llMl
died this .itferooon. 1 her a don-n houcs
were blown down and much damage wa
uone to fruit and small grain.
MM aw Wlad.
itt.iN, May 6. Advices have rea bed
Bl
here from Stephanie, a town in the got
ciniiieut of Volyhnia, Kussia, showing I hat
neurlv Ihe whole villatae bus I wn ile.trnii I
by Sre. Tbe flames pread with h'tcat
rapidity, and the rlace being very deScient
as regnrd means for fighting tire, 'little
could le done. The inhabitant were
panic stricken. Kive thousand people are
encamped In the Held about the burninif
town, each family standing guard inrr the
prots'itv they bad bastilv removed. V. h'le
thus encamped a cytatm broke over the
rescued prcjerty aud sweeping by far tbe
aTea'eat portion of it away.
Kreoanlae Dlaaasirtl.
WasiUN'itov, May 0 The cotnmon
wealers suffered somewhat from the rain
lorm thai prevailed lO'lav. Otherwise
prevailed today. Otherwise
I ,h-' w upp-ireMly tatis&ed with their
present mode of life Carl Hrowne de
luered a reincai nation sermon to the
crowd twice today. Several ministers
nude applications to hold religious service
in camp, but were refused by llrjwne, who
wanted nothintr but reincarnation preached
One minister, however, held service- tit
side the fence. There are not more limn
100 men left in camp of the email thai
came over the mountains. Nearly a'l
these men have become disgusted uud
luken their departure.
Reached apokaae.
Si'okane, Wash, May fi. The lir.it big
wave of die Western Washington t'oxey
ite to'led In here today. Than) were
about 100 of them They were headed by
one Jeffrie, an airi'ator, who formerly run
a paper here and fried to practice law.
About 200 cf the scattered Pnyallup army
were caught at Pasco by a force of deputy
marshals under Sam Vinson. They ar?
uifly over their de'ention, U I Vinson bus
telegraphed for reinforcements
A VVett Vlralnla llnrrlesae.
Huntinoton, W Va, May ti. A terrible !
hurricane and thunJer storm passed over j
this region about 5 o'clock tliu tvemng,
do'ng considerable damage hete. At Cen
tral Ci'y. two miles west of here, the Ohio
river railroad uliops and roundhouse were
demolished, witb a loss of IVW.OOO. ,1 H
Burkhardt, the superintendent, wa buried
beneath the debris, but was extricated and
will probably recover. Other employes re
ceived alight injuries.
F M Mitchell is making friends every
dny. lie will be the rext county school
superintendent
The fiiein's of Riley Sbelton
and they will we tint he is
county recorder.
are legion
elected for
la roniza home industry by arnoWing the
celebrated whit labor o ctaic, manufactured
OV Itt'lll Joieil! .
m '
T017 OAS' SEE IT,
perhaps, one of Dr. Pierce's Pleas- i
:mt Pellets but yon can't feel it'
after it's taken. And yet it doea
, hnrrn
uiuru m'cm uun - tft
old-fashioned pills, with their (mp-
jug and violence. These tiny Pel- '.
j t tb gm:lilet ajld eaaiett to take,
g y()U th;il latU ConBtl.
nation,' Indiffostion, Bilious Attacks,
kick or Hilious Headache., and 11
a,..,, r.t tho livpr Kfomach
,,.,,. r(l wrmanentlv cured.
Thev're the cheapest, for they're
guaraiiUol to ,'ive
K.v ;s rolu
-' , , ,,- . ,
0Dii' for Uic 'J0"11
satisfaction, ot
uri.cd. You pay
A sytAUi: offer ol
JjOO in gold is made
by the jiroprietois ol
lir. Sae'.s CatarrL
Remedy, for any cas.
of C .tarrh in the Head.
do matter how Lad oi
of how Ion? 6tanding,
which thev cannot cure.
IT WILL drive the humor from K
your avtetn. ar.U make .mr k:n
1 - T-C. . T.:" . I .
Blotches w bich mar your beauty are W
caused by IMPURE BLOOD.
They can W r- bsi red In a abort
time, if you are w ie and use the
great blood purifier. Sulphur Bitters,
TRY A BOTTLE TO-OAV.
miTsnfferwlth IV.ils ? Whvr.e
with that terrible Headarhe? Why
lay and toss on that '.--4 of j.ain
trttt RHEUMATISM? Sol
Stuff Bitter. They will nif you
where all other faul. T!.a oiac is
:: - - : ' a ' -" .' TR Y IT h
ij you wit! be satisfied. Theyoang, m
the agej and tt:erin gsawwomi
Wrll he its ttse. Kemnalt-r w hat
yoa re-! hM il mar s-ava WOSXf Uie,
.: - SAVED HUNDREDS.
.If von are suffering from Kidney
Disease, and w ish to live lo old aa.
sue Sulphur Bitter. They n-.-r tad
to core. Get it at your Druggist.
00n WAIT. CET IT AT ONCE.
Complaint. Don I be d.-. uraged: E
IT WILL CUR.. YOU.
w1w-f f"" aww,iwa
svrja 3 .-fi KAf 10 A. I Ifrttnr lo
thatou. Maw-. Icr tasu svtmJ WWSk pa' nfcail
SHERIFF'S SAL.
Ui! oi Hsie. V
nt 9.
t Or -
Tl a Ban t of trf--vo, J V
Ta p "O f nn. I c f thr
gap.
Ban
If.
1 aan s.
Notice n wersSay svm ihst Lv v r.j 01
10 (isrotian s id esslaV i a' (ia y lajtr
cut of the sssave aan.r.1 roatt in the sbove
nti' Is I salt lo rr.e dtiwtai an i ol.i-rao
J wel .o to.-d; tie !fr":h da of June.
.1,91. si tbe fr. ot door of the Csasfi tl..-,.,
-m taw sity e Aihway, Ltaa Unwaty, Ora, ..
m :j,a h. or oi I .. . :l o -r, t.f ntsH am , tail
at pubV- -octi o fev cash in hcd t the
Itgb t bidder tar rswi Msfjaetj He cnM
in aid execut'oo so i onler "f ' fcl-
!.. tsrwril ' Krgianice at p u t ow lb
ncrth lsooda-) lioe cf to; th t,3 in bu
nine "9 i the city of At u I.iuo t'aaoly.
Oregn. six ( ft wrij f ..n the north
nt corner ef a -i 1 t ti te- I cd roon
theoca ritHy on tba nos th hoe of -.d
lot tWWSty-fowr faMj Uet snd t.n loraes.
aaaS Souther; and para! tl wi.h '.he
ero h onosrj o sid lei nor hardred feet
mora 1 r lean to the oorh lioe cf tiie sliev 10
said '.ha: ;theo.' estlerlv 00 sid lice feel
sod ten inches, then." iorthr!y to tb
placa o' brgiutloic' TV prre1 annct
from said 'e to sppboi a in ssid ear
: cution directed a foi-w '. Kirt to the
paj ment at the cost of a id opan d exi
1 nfian sod c xpeotes of Bale snd ihe otig:usl
coiti of ail taxed st V) , and the foi
therfum of $31 ''.", the cttsol upeote
u'on Ihe f : mer cxecaii-m aolo thapij
ment of the atlirrifys fein the rum of
2o0; econd, olhe p)ina3l f Ihe amount
' due to .he plaintiff heieio, froT Ilia ii .
I of OrfM1 snd J W Bliu towtt: the, mm
f ft '.'.". '.." ""d intarest 'hrrroo flora the
Sad slay wf Nor rasher 1S3.1, tt the rleef
10 nwf ceot per annum, au I to the pes ment
of th smoaut due to the sai l ( Limit! from
Ska ! .. . a4 I I - ' I..
'," ..a i s . .
. a,..,..,: .. . .1 1
1, 1 wawsas m mmmm iiiiiitsl ..u i iiotu
thf 9 .d day of X ivcmber, ls;3. at the rte
ot III per cai.t per ancam and the, ovetpln
f auv.will be id over lo the defendant. the
Hank of tlrec 10 rr its le,sl re!rventative .
Dated thi '.Hi day of Mav. 1S1M.
0 C Ja KOX.
She if i f l.nn IVunty O epon
hx V S Smith Deptty.
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court for Lit
Oregon:
C W Cnable g.
v
W (I ti I f pa
n t '." s . s .' 1 : . of
I'ialnill.
liefendant.
If fenaut alove
to V s Phi Ills, the
nam..!
IN THE NAME OF TBE STATE OK
OREOOcNj y.u are here hy witiire.1 to
; appear ami answer th complaint fl'ed
I agsiiiN. von In ll.o alsove entitled action,
I now on 'tile with Ihe elorK of the ab. ve
i entitled court, by the rlist day t the n xt
j regular term ol ihe above entitled court,
-. r. ' ,1.., ...... .it . .0 ili..
1 1 . v . 1 11" uk inr vainiwen, .....
i..ivlw of ,,, ...mlots. bv publication
'tow
it:
bv Ibo fourth Monday
le Junta, lftwi- tiaw aatxaa beiair tha lain
day ef June, is;i and if you fall so to
answer. f want thereof the plaintiff will
lake jndginr nt aasinst von for Ibo am
ount dem tnled in the said eo an plaint
to-fit: for tne sum of two buiiirtd dot
la's with mteiest tbsreoii from Ma I,
1HI13, at th rate Of ebjht par eent per an
iinm until paid t gtther with tha e sts
and dl.biirwinents ol ttut aotion 10 be
tat ed. ami for an order of court for the
sale ofSW ! of ttee 5, t'p 1- S of ft - E
V M. In I-Inn t')iiiu , (tregon. coravsin
inir IiU) acres, the ono I avmg btou ber
tofora duly attache I by i'ib sheriff ol
lainn County Ir. thi action-
This p..ti'ie.a l i.i U made bv order of
Hon Oeo II Htirtiett, judg a of iheaoote
entitled oomt. doiy mado in cbatnbertt
In the city orSilon, in Marlon Count v.
Oregon, on thtStb y of Mav, 1N9J. arid
now on tile with I ho einck of tbe atove
entitled e urt.
w W MoOraite, fx V right a Taaalng.
Attorne.M for plaintiff
RedCrownMills
JOHN ISOM, PROPRIETOR.
aa- no rLooaerauuoa roarauiM
AITO BAKERS CSV,
KST STORAGE FACILlflKs
r
CURES PA III
.
SPRAINS, BRUISES,
The Oregon
Vttn irs home
SAL.J3M - -
me Gray ftlocL, corner Liberty and
MA K ES a HpeciaHy of Sunnyside fruit tract rear Salem
Will pell 5, 10 or 0 acre lots at $50 to $60 per
ere small cash payment lorptimoon balance
or particulas.
NEW : FURNITURE,
MY 8TOKK in NOW njUL OF FlRST-CLAfS FUBNITUIiE.;CCNSISTINO
f bed roofri.u. chairr, leoofief, rtr., which I'wii sell at
BOTTOM PRICES.
Tbos. Brink.
G.C MOON.
h'u.ce sk r 10
Flour and
Opposite Russ iloutr.
Che jp-d FexI.Coirsilis F-nr, Brso, Short
Hor, Hs, O.t', -S raw, Psatoss, App's
Us eat he a fall tto
Cirs'.aan, : . .. V . . , U ,
SHERIFFS SALE.
I Ow Circuit Cjmrl of tXf Stat' o
Linn County.
The Soilcitort Loan and
Trust Companv Plsiitiff.
v
William H'wk, Siah A
I Hawk, San- ie: May and
J G Senders Defend r. I .
police M nereov given thl h sirtae'
of n execa-; r. and order of sale :u t.
, sued ou. of tne aJbSree oamrd coart in the
aooce entfi;el ui: 10 me directed and de-
livered. commanding me lo sell the real
propertv therein described. I will on
j "jaturdsy the ! ath day of May. iSj : at ihe
front daor of 'he (V,Utt House, In the c y
of A.tanr, Urn Coan'j , U-egon. at lite
hour of I o'clock ? T, of said dar sell at
public anctio.i, for cash in "snJ to the
highest bldier, she reai pr .feity de:rib
ed in sais eecjtion ird order of sale s
tottuwa, town: Comrr.encir.g ct the Norih
west corne' of the danation land claim of
VVilliarr. Haw a no'.ioctkn J-V runni-.g
I thence o iti one hundred and 'tur een
rods ;t J). tnence east one hundred and
! " .n,nc ' " "n n V " ' ro3- ,nnc
! J"? "i?. "at- !"f.r hU"
dred and . 1 I owe hall tfp r.aJs.
hence north . itsmdred ar.d i a i ' wt
SfaVy nir.c snI n - ha 1 1 itot rods, thence
I half rr6'j 1 ro;-. thence west three bstav
dred au t wen i 52 a r.J to rhe p cce :t
beginni-g. eontsiniwg a"re bring the
' ame premises whicf Dar.iri L Zachery
and Martht I- ZicScry bat w:f-. bv adetv
ti.re daed Apr 3V", "95 and recoided
in the cnar.'rc till office for I.ie.n Coun
ty . in I'eed ta-k Z t pace 14a. (.ranted
and convrre,' cint tm s;0 Sa n A Hak
her tsetrs an.i ism 'g . fn-pr.K-eeJ ri -tng
from Mlid sa c lo Be applied: Fi's"
the pay men" of the eras and ?!.: of
sa:.i as e and theoriajtaa cos' of said sui'
j taxed tt f ji.40:aeii tu he pawner to t'te
; piain'ift tier.", i ol :h- a-n o' $1 :S and
1 interest thereon from Jinuir. It. iSjt.
at the ra'e ofei;ht per oent per annum
and ?i:o attOttaey fees in said action:
'Second lo Ins parr..-ot tohesal defend-
an's S-nuel Mac and i It S nder of the
Mim of f;7 07 arid in tens! thereon fnam
I "he 17. h das of Ju ie. iSa at the rate of
. 10 ;wr cent per annum and Ne furthet turn
of . 17 and interest iher-on from the
i3".h da of April. iSsd. a! the rate of S
per cent per annarr. : Third, the remain-
Ider to be paid to the said defendant Wil
' 'lam Hawk and Sarah A I Hawk,
i Oated th:s 17".hdavof April. iS4
C C jACk.s.X.
Sheriff Ltrn County, Ore.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
fa the Circuit Court tt
fee I.inn county.
11 Bryant.
the S.'at,
rea
PfaabtUC
StstTonl Die 1
S E Young.
- II fx C
, ('a coi psrat ion)
and Harry Hall.
Defendant.
Notice la hereby aiven that by virtue
j of an execution and order of sale duly
j issued out of the abave aamed court in
I Ihe abore et title 1 suit to ma directed and
dsslirwrttvl , I will 011 alurdav tbe 15ah
lay of May, 1884. at the iron door of tbe
I'o'urt ttouse in the city of A hany tann
Ooavsty Oregoei .t ths hour of I o'clock
' p nvof said day se I at put) i" auction for
cash in hand to the 1'ic.heat bidder tbe
real property de-erioed in ttaidexseu
t on and order of sate as followtt, low 11:
BegimilnR at a po'nt north S9 degrees 20
in mutes east slid It &S-IQ0 chains 01s
txnt f.-taui ICo noithw. at e rner of tbe
tsonation Land C aim nf Jamas s iiek
son ami wlfr. Nolineation Nn. liTs,
claim No til. Towoshtp 11 South Range
j S Wwat of the Willamette meridian tn
: I.inn County. Oregon, on the north line
; of said clslm and rtinninsr therce North
! 1 '.reei ". minntea Kast 9S.79 chain,
' Ihence South 29 42 cf.ains, U.enee North
j Mil degrees arid 18 Illicitae Wont 3(5 79
i chains, t ieiutt N art h 2S.?4 chains tea tha
1 plscss of iat-sglnniog, containing lOtf.Oo
' acres.
The proceed t rianj from such sale to
be applied. First, to the payment or the
CoKtaaud di'tnirseaieais ot suit taxed at
37 20 and the earn nses of and upon said
execution, Heooeat, to the paytnitn: of the
plaintiffs claim amontlng to tbe sum of
fl.V2.ao. and tb tiiither rum of $25.00
attorneys teen ami accruing iuteies'. can
each of said sums st the rate of 10 per
cent per annum. Third, To the pavment
ot Ihe demand of tbe defendant Kusael!
tt t'o. amounting to the sum of fM 34
ami tbe further sum of fSO attorneys f es
and accruing Interest thereon at the rate
ol 10 per cent per r.tinutii, Fouith, To the
payment of ihe demand of 'be def- ndav.l
3 K Young, amounting to the sum of
$4 2.4t!. and t ne furtner sum nf (60 attor
neys tees ami accruing Interest tbeieon
at the rate of 10 per oent per annum,
Mfih. to the pa. ment , f tba I'emand of
deleudant Usrry Hall amountiug to tbe
sum of lflfl. tt and intereast t hereon from
Ihe 12th liny or Aucust, 1 893 at tbe rate
of 8 st eeni r annum and tbe tunher
ana of 12.2(1 costs ami disbursements
and ihe nvtrplus if anv to !. pant over
lo asstd deiendr -il Stafloro Piektton.
Dated Ibis ISth tlav of Arn, 184.
C C J ckson.
shnriffof : Inn Ooontv re.
fcXlCUTcR'- hi' 1 ICE
Notice is hereby given that tre under
signed was 011 the J,rd day f March,
1894, duly appointed Executor of the is'
will and statement of E L Knox, deceas
ed, by the County Lourt of I.inn County,
Oregon. This Is therefore to notify all
persons having claims against said de
ceased to present the same to me at tiie
Court-house In Linn I'ounty, Oregon
with the proper vouchers within six
months from tiie date theteot
Oated this 6th day of April, 194
V R Bllyeu, NT m rod Payne,
Attorcey for Executor. Executor.
RHEUMATISM,
NEURALGIA.
eri A-rir
9 LUMBAGO,
SWELLIWC8, BURNS.
JLand Co
office at
- ORltSG-O T
State street, branch CfBce tn Portlanu
I A Vorr
Feed Store
tl'IBI Ml
SHERIFFS SALE.
1 ike Cirrnit Court of tne
for the Cnnty 0 Polk.
St: Ho'man,
Sttt
"regow
P.aintiff .
Hale Backer.slo ard Henry
Backens o Defendant
Nosice is hereby that bv
execution and otder of sale
irtue of an
dulr Issued
i cat ot tie asove narr.ee court tn u.e atsoe
entitled action to rr.e directed and delivei-
ed commanding me to levy upon sell the
: real propertr heretofora attached in (aid
! action and described in said execution,
1 I cid on tbe ;-ath dar of starch iScaa dulr
. e v ntionUlS the riaht. title and Iinteret
of the above named dsferdanu or either
of lem in and to .he said real propertr
described a follow to wit: The South
osst hattnl Bloci" No. in the citr of
! Albanv, Countv ol Linn, 'jtate oi Oregon.
sssdsri'l on Saturdav. the 19th day of
Mar. !Vj,.at the front door of the Court
Hoave in the cf y of A -a- . Unc
1 County, Oregon; at the hour of 1 o'cioca.
p m of sid day sell at public auction !::
cash in hand to the highest bidder, a;.
, the Huh- tfek and Interest cf said defend
' an'a in and o s.U real propertr 10 pat
1 ,,, ..id executiceT;,' follows'
c-, . . -
riri the con and expene of and upon
: sail exacuti-in. aad the original cos: of
uit taxed at tS 25 Second to the
' pa t ment of thr pain'ifT claim amount '
ing it. the sum of ft 95 35 wi'h interest
thereon a' the rate of 10 per o-nt per
annum f'om 'he tth day of Febr.iarr
1 1S94. anJ :he fc-rth.-r s im of $Jj attorn
eys ftes.
1 ed hi 17 h dt of April, 1804.
C C Jackson, ,
She"-:" of Linn County Oregon
SHERIFF SALE
1 1 the Circuit Court : - -lot
the County or Linn.
Jrrgo
Tre
la- a Cone stlonai
B.i.V.
P iot fT.
M A K ile, and V E Ke -
Defend Tit--.
Nvtice ; hereby 4lren that br rirtoe of
an axe ation an.'. . rue-of rale da y i'sued
out of the above named tOWrS in the above
-ntitl-l ait, to'twe dirocta-i an 1 delirared
I SI 3 . . tL. 10 c a -r ..
wio ia oa.uiutt sue la n Ult OI aiSV
at the front door of the fcwH HeW
10 tbe L itv of AlKs-v I.inaCtaaty, Ore
con, at th b u- ot 1 o'clock p m of said dav
sell at pab'ic taction, for cash ia hand to
the big-best bidder, the real propertt des
cr.bett in taid exec-otion aad order of tale,
towit: fte Northwrt quarter of block No.
3 in Hacklemaa 'a 2nd addition to the city
A etna, situated in Lino Coanty, Ore
00, together with the tenements and
I v
apperteoaocea thereunto, belonging cr in
any wie appcrtaunine. The proceed ri I
log trorn tech ale to be applied, nrst to
lat paymeot of the cosU and experses of
and upon taid execution and the costs aod
dibnrarmeo-3 of this "tait taxed at $26.40
aod 100 attoroejs fees, tecood: To tbe
raavment of nlsiatiffa clsisn amoaatiag to
11072.00 in I" S cold nan with interest
tn. reon trom the t2"Ji dav of March. lS'H.
W
and tbe cvtpla if tny to be paid to th
defeodsnta .
C C Jackson.
Sheriff of Linn Cnnnty Oregon
SHERIFFS SALE
fn tie
Circuit Court ot
. , .
vy'"' r "go
ft.- tfan I,--.
M tstembcrg
vs
A B Sesl, J L Sesl, his wife
tj'o E Chamberlain and S
W Chamberlain, his wife. I
tt. , , . x - .. t
riainttff.
W Cudck. E n Cusick and
Chas 11 Cusick, partners do
ing boilaaai under the firm
name and style of J W Cusick
tV Co and Chau-le Smith as
administrator of Job C Sm'lh
deceased.
defendants.
Notice 1 hereby given that bv virtue of
an execution and order of sale dulv is
sued out of the above named court iri the
above entitled action to me directed and
delivered, I will on Satuedsy, the 19th
day of May, 1S94, at the front door of the
Court House In the city of Albany, Linn
County, Oregon, at the hour cf 1 o'clock
p mof said dav, sell at public auction, for
ctsli in hand to the highest bldcUr. the
real property described in said execution
and older of sale ss follows, towlt: The
Southwest quarter of block No. one
hundred and twelve (Hl)ia Hacklemar.'g
addition to the city of Albany, Linn
Countv, Or
The proceed arising fiom said tala wit
be applied hrst to the payment of the coat!
of and upon taid execution aod the original
costs ot ml taxed tt $57.60 and the further
urn ti $50 00 as Attorney fee, 2nd 10 the
piatel to .he plaintiff of the torn of
474. H snd aocrnioa interest themr, 3rd to
the turn i 9S01 30 and interest thereon st
tfe rt e of 10 i er cent per annum from the
I2'h day of Jal , 1 892 4'b, to the payment
to t he def oi dams J W Cusick. E D Cusick
aod Chaa H utiok the sum of $21ta 20 aad
the accrued and accruing interest thereon.
uaieu tfti isth Jay of April. 1894.
O C JACKSON,
SberiS cf Linn Connty, Oregon.
Or. Price's Cream Baking Powder
World" Fair Highest Medai and Dlolom -
NOTICE FOR SEALiD BIDS FOR
BRIDGE.
'J he undersigned will receive sealed
plans, specifications, strain diagrams, and
bids for a wagen bridge across a slough
on line of county road about one mile
south of the Stayton bridge, I.inn county,
Oregon.
Said bridge to consist of an open span
70 feet long to be 2 feet above the level
J of bank on guotn de of said slough and
! 190 feet of approach ; the bent of said
i approach to be from 2 to 10 feet high, the
' mud hill to be settled into the earth to
the gravel about 2 feet, the road way to
j be 16 feet in the clear. .Sealed bid will
! also be received for the construction of
' said bridge in accordance with plan and
specifications thereof now at the oftice of
the county judge cf said court at the
court house. Bids will be received till
one o'clock pm May nth 1894. A de
posit of five per cent of such bid will be
reqnired to abide the result a provided
for by law. The right to reject any and
' all bid 1 reserved .
Dated at Albany, O.egon thi the ?'h
day of April, I894'.
J N Dt'SCAN.
Wm Rumba con.
J W PCOK.
; J?oa-d of county romrr.Uior;es.
Noti oe Publication
U P. Lasd Ornca at Obemos Crrv.Oa.
July 3d, 1893
S'Aij-i is hereby yen that in compliance
; with th oaoviaioD of tea act of Congress r.
Jure 3. 1878, entitled "An act for tbe tale of
imber land in tha state of California. Ore
goo, Nevada, and Washington Territory,''
v extended to all public Iscd states
H set of Ao.at 4. lbOJ, William
I Smith, of Niagara, connty of
Star .on, state of Oregon, ha thi day filed
in thu office hi w irn stateaieat No 2816.
for the purchase of tne P and tbe 8W
ei the S E j , and the N K : . r.f the S W
4' Sectioa No 9, ia township N 10 S joth
ftanee No 4 East, and will off -.r proof to
. tbow that the land roosht ia more valuable
for iia timber or son than for sgr irn It oral
porpose, and to establish his claim to said
land before the Register std Receiver of
, this office at Oregon City, Org m.un Wed-
i nday, the Uth day of Jaly. 1894. He
names as witnesses: 8 T George, j S
Meyeri, C I Uinkte, Allen imith, llof
Siairav ilarun Co, O d. Any atd all
j pe son elaimingsdversely the shore des
cribed land se requested to Tie their
c'aim in t hu 'ifcce on r.T before taid tlth
day of Jaly. 1894.
Ko;.T A Vinta.
Ragisrsr.
SHERIFF SALE
' the Circrmit Court of tJkt Stale Oregon fur
Linn County.
A A Keliy. Ptaintiff.
ra
II C Kiepper and E V Kiep
per his wife, J D Walton and S
; J Waiton ht wife.C H Stewar
trustee, A P B'ackburp as ad
ministrator of the estate ul
Owen Kees, deceased, and Ceo
j C Cooler and J H Washburn
' partners under the firm nawe
of Cooley i Washocrn. Dtfecdanls.
Notice it berebv g'ven that bv virtue o
: an execution and order of sale duly itsu
. eC out of tbe above named court in tbe
j above entitled suit to me directed and
, delivered, t will on Saturdar the 2&h day
1 oi Mav, 1S9. at the front door or the
court bowse ia tbe city of Aibanr, Linn
Countv, Oref, at the hour of 1 o'clock
p m of said day sell at public auction, tor
cash in hand to the highest bidder.
the real property described
in said cxeowt.oa and order of sale as fol
lows tow.t: Lots No tevea sr.d eight, ia
block No twenty fire in J M RaUtoa' d
dittoo to the town of Lebanon, Lies cocntv.
Orgos. as shown by the maps sad plats cf
: aawi tuss, new on file ia the effi-.e of
Beeorder if Lasn eownty, O e.on. The
; proceeds arising from said sale to be apphed
nrst to tn payment oli the costs and die
t bwrswtnents of said nit taxed at 231.43 sad
! ewts and sec-nicz cua . i :. sod
I the nayaiewt f attorses f-e aad the
. PJneat of piaiabfT claim m.!OtUa
to the swat of J4. SB together
witb interest theet 00 st the rale of tan
per orct tr scnaK, from the lOih day of
Jatearr. IS.14. and tbe overplus oi tbe
t-rccejds of said sale if any there te affer tha
pat ment c f the shore teaas to be applied aa
in raid axecntion and order cf sale directed.
Dated this 25 h day cf April, 1S94.
C C Jacwson.
Sheriff Countr Ore.
CITATION
(AW Countr Court of the State
'br the County ot' Linn :
01' Orgo
In the aaa'.ter of the -fate of Clara
D -rtrgar, deeeaed. Citation.
T Linreoce Erh rs Demnger nd Niola
; D rrjj,er, gree ise.
' I.N" "HE NAME OF THE l"TE OF
OEE'tOS; Yen are rerebs erd snd re
i quiecd to appear in ih cooatr coort of the
s ate of O.-rgan. for the Coaoty of Lann st
the coort rown thereof, at Albaar, ia the
oonty of Lina. on Ssterdar the 9th dsT of
i Jane. 1S94. at 10 'clock ia the toreooon of
that day, tbec snd '.he e to how eaase if
so. too hare wny aa o drr abeidi cot
j isaoe oat of Ihe adore
1 ins and beers t.g J
appointed admi- -.a
I'tara Djrrisg r. dc
evled cvui : itireet
D rrirctr tberlaiy
r of the state if
e I to sell the real
property hloiiing to the estate rf tba
.sail shore came d deceased, deso ited as
J iollows. lowit: Tbe a' divides; ote i f
interest in and to ia; Ne 4 in blnck No
, , - - r. . ,
; o-e bat and bne .IO3 in Hacklemaa .
! "-.' .v - s-i.t l'l ailMO.i, ClOD CUBS-
ty, Ureson, as tbe the ssaae is designated
aid described cn tbe plats aad tar-rets of
j said city, now 00 rile in the (See of' tbe
i countr recorder cf Linn Caanty, tremor.
IVoe by order of tbe Hon J N Dwoosa.
. jadge of the Coantv coort ti the State of
i Oregon, bar the 1 Yunt v of Lien with the
I teal cf taid ijort trhxed, this 17th day of
: Api . 1894. Attest.
X P Pavsk, clerk.
Notice for Publication
C S Land Office Oregon Citr Or
Mxe . IT.',. I 4
Jiotioe is hereby given that in compli
w 1 s WWBBSWi rivlt(SIIWe XS (alls? . VK
Congress of June S. 1878 entitled An act
j for the sale of timber lands in tne state
ance witb the ptovistons of the act of
01 v a.-.itarnta. xrregon. evauia and Wash
ington Territory" as extended to all the
public land states by act of Augusts.
1891. Collins W Elkins, of Albanv. countv
of Linn state of Oregon, haa this "dar tiled
in this office hie sworn statement Xo 29tkt
for the porch see of tbe North weat of
Winn Vt- ia it tiiwmhin ,i. an ta .
1 r - --" f mv. . V 1 .11,17
Not Last, and will offer proof to show
that the land souaht is more valuable for
i ite timber or store than for agricultaral
1 purposes, and to establish hi claim to taid
land before the Register and Receiver ol
hi office at Oregon City, Or.on Tucsdav
, the i9th day of June, 1S94. He name
I as witnesses: Jos Wnllney and O
! Winn, ot Albany, L W Laughead, ot Ha
! ttead, C H Laughead. of Yaquina Clt
I Oregon. Any and all persons c'aitnin
; sdversely the above described lands a
requested to file their claims in this offi
' on or before
said 19th day of Jane
Robert A Miller,
Registe .
' tSoa
Notice for Publication
U, S. Land Ofiu e, Quaw City. Or.
February 15,1894.
Notice is hereby givwn that in compll
anew with 1 he provisions of the act of
Congress of Jim 1 l, 1878, entitled" An act
for tne aale of . tuber lands in the states
of California, Ores u, Nevada and Wash
ington Territory." as extended to all the
punlic land states by act-.of August 4.1892.
James S Lewis of Detroit, ocuntv of
Mtrion state of Oregon, haa this day filed
in this office his sworn statement N" 2891
for the purchase of tbe N of S E lf
BBK ofNEt9oc l.TlOSRSEaiad
Lot 6 Sec tl, r 10 S, K 6 H and wilt offer
proof to show that tha i.n.i
sought is to are valuable for
tts limber or stone than for agricultural
purpoads, audio ertahliah his claim to
. wo ,mnJ oetorethe Rearisterand Reajeivo
fhis office at Oregon Cits; Or; on Tue
isa'i taae 1 atu tit 01 may, xevt; tx
names aa witneeeea. LCIvea, Alber
i Ive-, R M Pee; Isaac Routk, All o
; I'eirolt. Oregon Any and ai! persons
j c-ain ing adversely tha above described
i lands are requested to file their claims in
this offioa on or before said 15th dav oi
1 May, 1894
Kqbbwt A Millkb;
Register
COUNTY WARKASTS Bought and
aold by H F McarlU.
I