"Teaching is tne noblest, art but the
torriest tratle."
TENTH ANNUAL SESSION
STATE KORMAL SCHOOL
M0X3I01TH OREGON
A training school for teachers, theory
and practice combined.
Strong professional course and wel
equipped model school.
Thorough preparatory and academic
course. ,
Normal, Advanced Normal, Business,
Music and Art Departments.
Light expenses. Board and lodging,
books and tuition not above $150 per
year. :
Tho town of Monmouth has a beautiful
and healthful location in the very heart
of the Willamette Vallev twelve miles
south west of the State Capital. It has
no saloons.
The Normal School diploma entitles
one to teach in any county in the state
without any further examination. Grad
uates command good positions.
Expenses. Tuition per term of ten
weeks; Normal $6.25; Sub-Normal $5;
Commercial $6.25. Board and lodging:
isoaraat formal lining Hall $1.7o per
wees; lumisnea rooms, witb nre ana
ght, frtm $1.00 to $1.25 per week,
card and lodging" in private families
om ,.w to f j.oo per wees.
Vitality and erowth have always char
t crixed the work of the Normal School.
h e coming year promises to be one of
he best in its history.
Catalogues cheerfully sent on applica
tion. Address
PL Campbell, President,
or W A Vax, Secretary of Faculty.
s your system, and make your akin
clean and smooth. Those Pimples and
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caused by IMPURE BLOOD.
I They can be removed in a short
Z time, if you are wise and rise the
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with that terrible Headache t Why
lay and toss on that bed of pain m
with RHEUMATISM? Use Sid-F
i Tt: In B
ptiur outcra. iucy in cam you sr
wAere au otners rau. Tne oose is p
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the aged and tottering are soon r juS &
5 well by its use. Kemember what
d yon read here. It may aavevonr life. B
it has SAVED HUNDHED8. k
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Ieit Session begins tbe 17tb of Septem
ber, 1894. - ,
Tuition, free- Board, 2.50 a week.
Five Courses: Classical, Scientific, Lit
erary, English and Business.
DOBMITOnY.
The Boardin? Hall for young ladies and
uie Doaramsr Mail tor yonnjf gentlemen
will be under tee personal supervision of
Mrs Mur.ra, a lady of refinement and arge
-xfK?rience. r or catalogues, aaarets
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A ft. I corps of Instructors
.SISAL, SCIENTIFIC LITERARY
COMMERCIAL AND NORMAL
CLASSES.
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alf grades of studnnls,
f'ruu iuaucemntt cfittd to itudfM-
from abroad.
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Cottolene the new shortening lha
only pure and healthful aad perfectly
digestible frying and shortening mate
rial in the market is now to be had at
alt first-class grocers throughout tho
United States and Canada.
la using Cottolene for shortening,
it is of the greatest importance to uso
only about one-half or two-thirds as
much as would be used of lard. This
is essential to success in the cooking, -as
well as an important feature for
one's pocket book.
Cottolene, like all othcrgood things,
has found several imitators, all of very
inferior quality, aud sure to cause dis
satisfaction. To be sure of getting the
fenuine Cottolene, the best way to
uy it is iri the tin pails bearing tho
name and Trade-Mark.
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m jich we sell at
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(The democrat.
Foreign Parentage Statistics.
The census bulletin on foreign parentage
is an unnsua'ly interesting doenment. It
shows that tbe percentage of citisensof
foreign parentage has Increased. In 1870
10,892,960 or 28.25 per cent of the 38,558,-
1 people of the country were of foreign
extraction. In 1880 tha percentage hud
grown to 29.75 and in 1890 to 33.02. In
the last census tbee appear 20.676;048
people of foreign parentage out of a total of
62,622,250.
The largest proportionate number of this
foreign element Is in the North Atlantic
and the far West In the first it is 47.21
per cent of the whole and in the last 48 67.
The South has the smallest proportion,
6.02 per cent in the South Atlantic division
and 7.59 in the South Central dWUlon.
The North Central division the middle
Wajt has 43.02 per cent.
Of the States and Territories Arizona
has the largest percentage, 70.06. Then
follow in order Viconln, 63 06; Utah,
68.01; Minnesota, 64.91$; Idsho. 62.04;
Nevada, 59.11; California, 57.74; Wyom
ing, 54.84; Dakota, 51.61; New York,
50.78.
More than half of these persons of for
eign narentice are themselves native. Of
the total number of whites of this general
clam 18.37 rer cent of the aggregate pop
ulation were bora here and 14.40 per cent
were born abroad. The white people of
foreign parentage in New York City con
stitute 80.21 pir cent of population. Of
this 38.42 per cent are natives and 41.79
per cent foreign born.
In Fall River, Mara., this foreign element
is 82.71 per cent of tbe population; in
Lawrence, ?9 83 per cent; in Manchester,
N H. 69.04; Fatereon. N J, 73 75 per cent;
Troy, 63.34 per cent; Chicago, 77.90 per
cent; Brooklyn, 71.04 percent; Milwaukee,
8636 pef cent.
Of the various nationalities the Germans
make np the largest part. Next come the
Irish. These nationalities constitute re
spectively 33.39 and 23.94 per cent oi the
who'-e population oi this kind . The Eng
lish come third with 9.37 per cent. Tbe
Scandinavians fallow with 7.49 percent.
What are sometimes called tbe dangerous
races come last-the Bohemians with 1.05
per cent, the Hungarians with 35-100 of
one rer cent, the Italians with 1 .21 per
cent, and the Russians with 1 .24 per ceat
In New York City the Germans contrib
ute 35.04 per cent of the foreign population.
the Irish 33 73 per cent, tbe English 4.3S
per cent, be Scotch 1.59 pet cent, the Ital
ian 4 52 per cent, the Russians 5 68 per
cent, the nungariana 1.26 percent, the
French 1.2S per cent.
Tbe Irish are fewer than tbe Germans in
all the great cities except Borfoa and
Philadelphia. In Boston they constitute
53 39percsnt of the foreign population,
and in Philadelphia 44.15 per cent.
From these figures it will be seen that
the foreign population tends to the ci ies
and to the cheap lands or the mine of the
West, and to the North ratbsr than tbe
Soath.and that it i well to wait for figures
and fjc Wore being scared by what looks
like a fljod of unwholesome immigrants.
Duty ol the Hour.
Thai the time r htrd harder than
wete ever tciore known in Oregoc Is true.
But me must no, aire up While there is
life theie is hdj. We moa. be iadartiious.
economical, helpful asJ cheerful. Capital
should avoid oppr?!n- 11 slioulJ not
take advantage oi the peoples nectsflties to
enrich the posetsor. lAbor must bear it
share oi the hardens of society. The mm
who hoirc's his money and refuse to psy
his debts. Is a public enemy. He i as
much s public enemy ss the man uo.heleg
offered work jpoa which he can live, de
clines to take It, and become an cbjert of
charity. It le time tor leniency .temper. ncs,
Iabor.for healthy action toward each other.
It is a time for each to recognize la the other a
fiiend, a neighbor, a brother. It is time
for self reliance, confidence both in our
selves and others. We must try and believe
that those ctoads i roll asy, sod that
peace aad prosperity will yet be oars. We
are citizens of the greatest nation in many
respects on the iacc of the gtobe. Here
the richest Bowers and fruitage of drlllxa
Uon are gtowiig snd ripening. At
nresen: tbev are tossea oy 10 nein.
We hope they are not deitroyed or Irrepara.
bly injured. We must neea ineaovicc 1
Longfellow:
"Fear nt each sudden snd aud shoe.
Tii but th: wave and not the rock"
We must add to our couraee faith, aad to
our faith hope, and to hope patlence.and 10
all charity and love. Salem Post,
By one wbo claims to know, we are told
that a great deal of senatorial scberair.g
and wire pulling is going on throughout
the state. If the opposition to Mr Dolpb
1 should solidify and make a fight it would
! be highly interesting. The threat of the
Oregonian to rule every republican out of
the party wbo believes in tbe free coinage
of silver has aroused tbe ire of these men
and they may yet develop a fight of resist
ance ai-d resentment.
A very large magnet has been set np at
W illet's Point, L I. ,Tbe object of the ex
periment is to derange a ship's couipass so
that in war times if an enemy's ship at
tempted to pass the fott under cover of
darkness or fog.when depending scleljf upon
the compass for the course would b run
ashore. .
Wonder what the next legislature will do
about enacting the mortgage tax law and
the old law allowing deductions for indebt-
1 ednes? ' Whether right or wrong we bs
, lieve a large majority of all parti: in Linn
county favor these measures. .
Th Dcrnicra who opposes making sn
appropriation of money to et in operation
the income tax U assists in miking It
necessary to go back i tbe McKinlf y tariff
law to raise the necessary revenues to keep
the wheels of government in operation.
1)3 t'-O taxpayers of L:nn connt want a
reenactment of the mortgsgs Ux law and
the law allowing deduction for Indebted-
If lher" bou'd let their represen-
, . s. .1 1 -I t i
wuve muit n uciurc hviijiuic wu
rDt
In New York city 35 04 per cent of the
fore.gn population i German, snd 33.73
per cent i I;ih. Ti l lll be new -10
mioy people a it has been said that is is in
Irish city.
KOBSON. In Albany, Oregon, Decem-
ber'13th, 1894, to tbe wife of John Bobson
a boy. . , - ,
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See my novelties tn mens fine sheet.
. 5) t iovno.
Qo to Parker hios
, :. for
your
gtoceries.
jfjMlalatafatataatf
1 " '"'..-- " JaF,,aafafataTaBfaB,aBtaBmama . .
Free Ships. '
The Preildnt"favnest!y recommends fie
ships, and ha has abundsat reason for tbe
recommendation.
When ships were frce.ss fsr bsck at 1843
the tonnage of registered American vesitli
was 1,009,305. In 1S61 thU had increased
to 1.641,68 tons but In 1894 It wsa only
916,180 tons. In 1893 the American ton-
nsge was 899,803. This was the lowest
point reached since 1SS9, when the regis
tared tonnage ofthe country was 834,345,
In 1S61 the total merchant marine, in
eluding the coasting trade, bad a tonnsgs
0(5,539.813. In. 1894 this hid fallen to a
tonnage 0(4,684,039. The toss hsdbcen in
vessels encaged io foreign commerce, (or tbe
tonnage oi the coasting trsda ha increased
In 1S37 vessels of 285,453 tons w:re built
on the American seaboard. In 1804 the
tonnage oi the vessels built on oar teacoatt
was only Sj,u99
In 1S46 loo (hip and bark were built
in the United States and 215 steam vessels
In IS57 151 ships and barks and 27s stesm
vessels were built tn the country. In 1 886
aad tbe years following the ship and barks
built numbered ss lollowst 18S6, 8; 1S87
7; iSSS, 4 ; 18S9, 1 ; 1890, to; 1S94 j. The
buCdlng of steam veseIs,almost exclusively
for coasting trade, increased until in 1682
533 were bui't. In 1891 a subsidy was
granted ta encourage the building oi ocean
steamships. In that year 41 steam vead
wete built. In 1841 onlr 293 sUsm ves
sels were built in the country.
These are some of the argument for free
ships as opposed to subsidies.
An Extra Session.
A fortnight ago The World suggested
that it would be well io ca!l tbe next Con
gress together in extra session on tbe 5tb
of March. The report In Washington that
tbe President baa intimated a purpose to
convene tbe new Congress, In case no sat
isfactory currency bill shall be passed st
the present session, is not confirm!, but It
may very well be true.
There is one sound general reason and
several special reasons why such a call
would be in order. It is an anachronism
that a new Congress does not meet until
more than a year after its election. In a
government of the peop'e tbe will of the
people should be given effect as quickly a
posslb'e.- A delay that was netesssuy be
fore ike days of railroads and tbe telegraph
is out of date now. England is much more
skmocratte than this country hi respon
siveae to the popular verdict.
While the law fixes tbe time of meeting
is the December of the year following the
election, it would be manifestly improper
for (he President to alter it, in ordinary
circamsUcoea, by the ne of bis authority
to call an extraordinary session. But in
an emergency the President may and sbsu'J
convene Congress) in this way. It would
hare been far better for tbe country and
for the Democratic party if Mr Cleveland
bad called the extra session last year in
March, aa Tbe World nrged. Instead of In
August.
If no law for tbe protection of the Treas
ury and the reform of the currency shall be
passed this winter an extraordinary emer
gency will exist, and it will be the doty of
the President to call tbe new Congress to
gether. In addition Io this, the country
wants to know, and has t right io know
before the elections ef next year, what the
policy of the Republicans i to be. They
cannot be permitted, alter obtaining o
trol of the House, to go to leep for a year
as some of their too crafty leaders propose,
and blind tbe people t their parposee, M
tbey dUl in 18S6. An extra sesion of "be
Fiftj-foarth Congress is clearly among the
probabilities. New YorkWcrJ.
Popular Science.
1 be mole is cot blind S many persons
sapposo. It eyes U hardly larger than
pin-bead, and i carefully protected t
dust aod dirt by means of enclosing bairs.
The toad caslores insects bt dailies, ost
iU tongue so rapidly that the eye canaot to!
low. Tbe tip is covered with a giatinoo
secretion, to which a i:T or other insect
adheres.
Tbe greatest sstroorNsers, ia epeailsUng
pon what there Is in space aod th distance
ofeternslgalaxlea, calculate that the near
est external universe is so far distant ibat
lirnt from it traveling at the peed of
186,000 miles a second, would taae nearly
ninety million yrar to reach a.
A Mexican paper states that a new projt-t
for the sanitation of the sener in th cry
of Mexico at a cost of about $25,000. calls
fsv the building of some 35 wlndmiU ia dif
ferent parts ot the city to rotate paddle
wbeels ia the severs and quicken the ci
rent to one metre per second.
Recent eXDerlraenm br Drs WaJda and
Walsh, two English physkans, show that
baktne does pot destroy bacteria la bread,
hence the common excuse for lsck of clean
llaess amoua bakers namely that any dis
ease-bacteria that may chance 10 be is the
doueh sre sure to ptriah ia te oven
must fall to the gronnb.
An adult specimen of the vle, 15 inches
long with symmetrical eyes has occurred on
the Britlsb coast. It was all usual ia all re
spects sxceptth't the lelt eye bad retained
lis position on tb left side of the head and
was nasrly opposite to the right eye. Th;
color were norma', the right eld being
brown snd the left side whhe.
Ia Ibe early part of this century tbe pol-
sgeon a single sbtet of paper waseignt
cents, and ovsr forty miles the rate wa in
creased, so ibat over five hundred miles a
single sheet waa twenty-fivo cents. But
after a time these rates were gradually re
duced, nntil in 1S45 a letter not over half
an ounce was five cents under three hund
red miles, and over that distanct ten cents,
Sir Rowland Hill, who wa at no bead of
the postoffice department of England at
this time, introduced tho u ol postage
stamps tn 1810, 'and also lessened tbe
charges for postage. In 1847 the Lotted
States adopted the use oi tbe postage
stamp, the lowest-priced one belni five
cents. :
Tbe sctlon begun by Chairman Cornwa'.la!
of the republican stata central committee ot
California, to contest the election oi Jsmes
II Budd si governor, wss thrown ont of the
stat supreme court Friday morning. The
court sustained the demurrer entered by.
counsel for defen dents, the San Frsneisco
board of election commissioners, and refused
to grsnt Cornwall's sppHcst'.on for a writ of
mandate to compel the election commission
ers to sppear and allow cause wny iney
should not thro oat an1 ref uto to count .the
returns from 66 precinct In that city, in
which there had been Irregularlile. The
only alternative now left 'be Jrepublicins is
to carry the con'est tnto tne state legisla
ture. .' '
. Ia effect tbe dscfrkm Is thst the delect in
the certificate ot the ' precinct officers may
be supplied at any time before the vote is
canvassed, , In this case the returns bid
been so amended In all of the precincts a
to conform to the law, o thewpreme court
ill hot lntetfete. The court bad no writ
ten decision, and the esse w quickly die
rosed of in brief remarks by Justice Beady.
WasiilrtRton I.cjttcr.
Frcra cur rwralsr CorrssponUsnt.
Wasihnoton, Nov. 20, 18o4.
democrats in Congress baresut
everrbody, including themselves,
The
prised
during tbe past week. Instead of tbe bick
erings wbtch were expected and predicted
by democrats as well ss members of the
other parties, they bare been quietly at
work and have actually succeedd in map
ping out a partial program of legislation
which the)-expect to pass. They held no
caucus in tbe l louse, but are acting upon
general consont of tbe party in pushing tbe
Fithinn free ship bill and the to appro
priation bills, pensions snd fortifications,
which have been reported. Tbe railroad
pooling bill, now before tbe Uoose, isn't
regarded as a political measure.
Tbe democrats of tbe House committee
on Banking and Currency,-wbo were hope
lessly at sea during tbe last session, bave
announced their Intention to report a cur
rency bill before the holiday recess, and it
is an open secret that it will be very nar to
the reuomtnsndatior.t made by Secretary
Carlisle and endorsed bg President deve
lsnd's message an extention of national
bank currency and an authorisation o
State bank currency under proper safe
guard. This week tbe committee will
grant hearings to a number of prominent
financiers, beginning t) with Secretary
Carlisle. Tbe idea is to get tbe bill report
ed before the recess, so that it can be fully
diccussed by tbe , public before tbe reas
seoiblinrr of Congress.
The democratic Senators wisely conclud
ed to ignore what they could not agree up
on and Instructed the s'eerinf cemmittre
to srrange an order of business to cover the
following; a bankruptcy bill; bills for tbe
admission of Arixona aad New Mexico;
Nicaragua Csnsl bill, and a bill Involving
tbe interests of Indian Territory, leaving
tbe question of precedence to the dicre-
tion of the steering committee. These
thing sre very gratifying to tbe average
democrat, and if they continue through the
session will put tbe party in fairly good
hare.
It seems a'-most a pity to point to the
ugly feet of Mr Peacock Babcock when he
is exhibiting seen a beautiful tail, em
bellished in illuminated colors with the
claims of what he accomplished In the late
campaign as Chairman of tbe republican
Congressional Cawnmitice, bat tbe follow
ing cenvrrratlon between t repwJissai
Congtssmsa is so sat that i' teaat b re
corded: "I would like to knew," said
Kepreteatalir Hepburn, of Iowa, "just
what good tbe republican campaign com
mittee did in tbe late eieciion. I woo'd
like to bave some o- name the district
in hkh tbe committee did anything.
"Well," replied Representative Powers, of
Vermont, to whom the remark was ad
dressed, "It did something in ii auk's dis
trict in Tennessee and in Murray's In South
Carolina. And in both d'stricts the re
publican candidates were beat." "lut
so," said Mr Uepborn . "Tbe first time I
heard from tbe committee waa a letter say
ing tbe committee could supply me with
campaign Irerature and that my check fur
a comfortaVte sum would be acceptable.
Tbe nest wa a letter after the election say
ing that In consideration of a Mr McKee's
err Ices as Secretary of the committee he
ought 10 be elected ckrk of the next li oose.
When tbe Kme comes to appoint an-:Nr
committee I shall recite tbe aad a few
other facts, and move that the committee
be abolished." Mr Dalcock ha been
throwing stone at the Mch'iaiey boom.
Chairman liai-h. cf the lioaie Commit
tee on Agriculture, was one of the slain,
Lot bis greeting la ex-Speaker Reed tbos
that his wit is suit alive "Rwd, 1 want
to congratu'ale yon, I have in part rrpe
sested th State of MUionii ia Congress a
good many jears, and 1 thought I knew
something about it, but I am ready to ac
knowledge that you know more ab)ot Mis
souri than I do. 1 read the speech yon
made in St Laats witb great disgust. You
said tbe people of Missouri were good peo
ple except that tbey didn t know bow to
vote. I'm blessed if you weren't right."
Delegate Ravling, ot Utah, hat notified
Secretary Sasilh that if the Government
does not remove the Vie Indian from t"h
the ptople ia driv ihem ont by i-xce.
Be ays ht tears that aa Indian war m"A be
the outcome of the present difiiciJtic.owieg
O the depredation of the Indian, walch,
be says, hare reached :he aabear At. stage
As eqsity sait hi bee! began ia tbe
Supreme Court of the District of CoUmbu
by II L Prestoo, a Kansas City aeospapev
proprietor, thrsogi hi attorneyv.C I- Tre
itt, of Wsahiagtun, aad If, L Strohm,
Ttar.ssa Cdy, against John Woddcttwn
manager of ibe -PresCilm C,"ot VVath-
ingtoa, and W R Hearst, of the "Exami
ner Bureau cf Claim Co," tor th ctncel
latlon of a contract, said to have bd n ob
tained by misreprveentation, made ty P'ce-
tonwhh the Press Claim t." " hich
Presto 1 agreed to take stock in that compa
ny, upon lbs representation that It w
valuable, a pay tor advertising. Mr "res-
ton asked that tte company be compelled
to pay him $$40 ta cash for the adveitislrg
he hx done and W take back It tock
which he doesn't want
Curious Facts.
BedlcVs Islaad Is in New Jersey.
Washington was six feet two inches
in
height
Some naturalists say the wbsle was onres
Isnd aalmal aa) tnok to the water for safety.
The 250,000 Indians of the United Slates
bold ninety million seres ofa!nd, exclusive
ofAlssks.
Snake have the singular property oi be
ing able to elevate tb head ni remain
without the slighest movement fjr many
minutes at a time.
It is estimated that tie Dead S;a of JP1-
eitine loses one million tons of water per
dsy by evaporation during the throe hotle
months of tbe year.
Voluntary muscles are almost r:4. In
voluntary muscle ri general'y white, the
swost noubla eacepllori In the latter case
being the heart.
A decapitated snail, kept in a moist place
wilt la a few weeks grow a new head, quite
as sevlceable and xoad looking as that
which was taken swsy.
Cats and several other animsla have a false
eyelid, which can be drawn over the eye
ball either to cleanse it or to prolet c it from
too strong a light.
In Boston in tho early day of the colo
nists almost every kind of misdemeanor
wss punishable with whipping, and the
number of stripes varied, according to tbe
enormity of tbe offence. On Nov 30, 1630,
and possibly before tbe regular whipping
post was set up, a man was whipped for
shooti.tg at a fowl on tbe Sabbath day
whether be bit her or not is another mat
ter. There was a grim bit of humor en
actel at tbe court on this day, for the first
business transacted was to fine one of the
assistants five pounds for whipping two
persons without another of the assistants
being present, as the act provided.
WxDUlNO. ISVITAVtONh.
Wooden, Tin,
Silver, Golden
Common every day.
atST"SaiaiT.
Probate Record. " 1 " ' .mmmmSBSSSBSSL-. w
In tbe estate of jo ' Bommerville
account was set for Jan 7, 19.
final
in estate ot Elua Berwick accout
of
guaruian approved.
In guardianship of Earl Brown, inven
tory hied: Personal property, j78.8J.
Personal property ordered sold.
m estate of Kred Beedanburg final
ac-
vuuun m i, ior nan 1. J9U3.
In estate of Robt McCuiloch petition to
sell real Mtutii fiUl Pat .i
an 12.
In estate of Hiram Worrell. Vf II Wor-
575?" l'Pinlel administrator. Bond
40UO.
In the estate of 0 D McKinney citation
uwuvu, aminisirator 10 snow
cause why he should not be removed.
liond of A I Johnson, admr Wesley
riAi... cinM
'v- . itm uppruvea.
Final account in Owen Boar estate
Drovad.
Will of Sarah A will filed. P M Jack
executor. Bond $3600.
euiion 1 or executor to show cause in
estate of bill Knox hearing as t for Jan
A Tough Gun Experience.
tAicroavii4.E, On., Dax. 15, 2894.
This) morning word came to town that
Cbas Ollingbouse, a boy 16 rears ofae.
while out hunting on upper Cow Creek 25
mils east of Canjonville slipped while
climbing over a log covered with snow and
dropped bis gun. Tbe gun slid dawn the
bill the hammer striking a rock aod dis
charging the gun, the shot from which took
effect in Ollingbouse s thigh shattering tbe
bone. His yonnger brother 12 years of
acre did no tne wound aa bmt h nviLl
built a fire and went at once to bis borne 8
miles distant. Ollingbouse Sr. reached
the scene of the accident about daylight
and found th eboy nearly dead from (om of
blood and freezing. Tbey made a rode lit
ter and brought the boy borne and at ence
summoned medical assistance, sending for
lr Harris.
A False Affidavit.
About a year and a half ago a butt Lag
ceremony was performed in this county,
in which Kd Close was the groom and
Maud Healy tbe bude. The affidavit
staling that the bride was over IS years of
age waa signed by "tJeorg Davis.'" As a
matter of fact the aiirsature was undoubt
edly nusde by Close's brother. Fred Clour,
ana instead oi being over 13 years of age
the bride was a year or two under that age.
Fred Close left lor California shortly after
He recently retnmed to Oregon, when a
warrant wss issued out of A H Freerksea's
court for bis arrest on the charge of per
jury, and be was brought to 'Albany for
trial. County Clerk Payne, who issued the
license, was unable to identify Fred Close
as the Uearyn Darts snd he was discharged.
A Uarruburg man informs the DswecasT
kits USose adssiUasl to his jot after tbe
marriage that be made the aaMant. Kd
Close aid bis wife bave sparatod, and a
cbalj M r. Le young rootorrs bands as a
result of a masriags obtained with uu fhe
parents consent and npon a false affidavit.
A Divorce CaseT"
In the case cf Erne U Bodwdl agt Bailey
F Bodweit Jttdgs Burnett today bled his
opinion and judgment with County Clerk
Need ham. lie dismisses tee complaint.
Hi finding will be of interest and worthy
of coojiderslion by parties contemplating
divorce: 1st. F.arb party is tn fault as to
tbecaoses of their domestic erievances.
2nd. Neither party is estii'ed to relief
against tbe other. 3rd. The plaintiffs
bill and the defendants oon bill should be
dismissed and neither party shoo Id recover
costs or duborsementa from the otoer. The
Judge's opinion is a sensible, able docu
ment, dtfpUnnir an mtirat into human
character and a rewpe-t and high regard
ior we marriage roauoaNiip. sua me
nrceasary f orbearsnoe on boUt aides, that IS
very pleasing to witness.
assess) pit T ratal -.
AsnLasn, Or., Pec H. Half a doxen
woold-be train robbers made a full!) at
tempt to hold op the northbound &00 th
em Vaciac overland psusenger train last
nigui, atxNii -vj muea n.nu 01 bere, be
tween Woodville and Urant'a I'auw sta
tkms. About thre mile bevood Wocd
ville, tbe engineer saw ahead ot him, oa
the side of the track, red lights waving,
a a signal to stop, while jost berond was
a fire boilt beside the track. Tbe engi
neer began to slow np, until be came up
dose ts the lights, wbea be discovered
thre armed men on ooesidol the track
and one on tne other. It dawned upon
him that it was an attempt to stop the
train for robbery. Acting oa this con
viction, he opened the throttle, docked
dowa oat of ranee of any possible bullets
that might be hred and left tbe would
be robbers behind.
Ta Sew rswXIaa rastse.
St.Jokx. X. F., Dec. 14. Several
small firms have failed in the fast few
days, but their liabilities are insignukaint
in comparison with the huge taiiarea of
Monday. The shareholders of both tbe
L nion and Commercial banks are de
manding statements, but have not vet
received them. The published eeuma'te
w we uiggvsi uaouiues enow loose meui
ods of doing bus; ues.
apprsprtaliM Ktlta
asitisrrrox, Dec n. Tlie second
week of the present session of congreaa
closed with the session of the boose to
day. In that time there have been pas-
u tne general appropriation mils tor tbe
year en nng June 3D. JX, carrvinira
total of ft l-W.TlSOt, neariy one-half of
tne annual expenses 01 tne government.
1 je irom the permanent appropn
tions.
.MARRIED.
K1CKERSOX-COYLE. On Wed
nesdsy evening, Dec IS, ISM, at the
t-ourt House in Albany. Ur AH Aicker-
sin, chief enfrineer, and Mia Minnie
Gov le both of I. -Ninon.
Mr and Mrs Nicksrson went to Poit
land on tbeir bridal trip. -
A TirattaCer's
Hiftt ;Wj?fi iw etmtpact,
but it shs)fjreTaKays include
a supply f
Allcock's
Porous Plaster
the best reme3y known for
sprains, strains, lame back,
congestidn arising from
cold, any one of the innu
merable pains and.achcs lia
ble to come at any time.
AvsIS lailiarlcBacUtetS Kk'Jum
r4 AUXOCH'S." OvttlMCMMia.
Allcock'a Corn Shields.
Allcock'a Bunion Shields,
Havt no equal at a e!let and can tor cams
BrandPeth's Pills
relieve headache, torpid liver and.
diseases caused tgr Impure) blood.
Uiegon Pacitic Railio,
CaUa CLABX.a seelver.
Direct Linc--
Qukfc t iSu ;tch "
I oh Freight Kates.
nitiiUir ilh steams Bocnar bttvna T
qnlua an 1 1 1 1 FnOQiMo.
sou sa rsascrsoo
Uoii talis Fvbv tOlb March X, It tl, aod II
VWH VOIRS.
Ilomsrsa s Fib 13th sUr.ih T, IT, and tTth.
Ih Company rewtxyoa tbe rtgn
r-ange sailing duUa without notice.
For frelaht and paasenzer rate apprjr
to any agent. ,
Charles t nsadrvs, 8n Co. No 1
Market M aan FMneiseeUSt
0 Isik reolrcr, CorvaJII Orrgna
MISFITS.
An A ah! fin J mirji.ait .l i.At:.i.
goods received hourly till Christmas. Home
people do not seem to care what they ad
vertise. TI.o aidawallrs nf -t..t.i
be kept in good repair. A judgment has
juvfc ueen renuerea against tbe city of
Kllenstrarg, Wash, for w00( Ul favor of
r.mei iiuranos, an 11 -year -old girl, fdr in
juries received by falling- through a side-walkv-Ex.
Albany has some sidewalks that
it require good balancing power to navi-
Ete and it is a marvfd no serious accident
ve resulted from them.
A twelve year old bor named Phinney
living in one of Portland's suburbs report
ed that be had been waylaid and robbed of
t3. Several detectives spent nearly a day
on the case. The boy's father took the
case and found that the boy bad spent tbe
money himself. It it said the boy doesn't
it down a handily aa be did.
There is proUOjIy no business that de
pends so much on small account aa the
newspaper business. Tbes times are par
ticularly hard on papers in the smaller
towns, 'ibe Brio Press says "there is due ns
on subacriptiun alone over faSUO, much of
wnicu is aue irom men wbo own property
many times the value of what we have, and
could pay it if they would make tbe effor..
Won't you make tbe effort, for the very life
of the Press depends npon whether you do,
or do not?
A recent item from the Srownsvilie
Times was published iu thi paper to the
effect that Cameron would probably make
a race wnn wiu itav, as be Cameron, bad
dafeated Trios and Ray was undoubtedly
faster than Trip. We learn that Trine
friends here wrote to Bar that they would
make him a race with "Whiskers" for any
sum. but that they don't expect him to
take it up, as be and his backers are afraid
ot Trine and bave got no "sand in thnr
craw," etc Foot-racing is getting to be
about as harmless as prize fights ail the
contesta taking place on paper. To keep
np their repuU'jon as soon as a sprinter
gets any notoriety he will have to organize
a theatrical company and appear before
tbe footlights. ugece Guard.
A Salem paper say it baa no time for
personaltiea. That is right. Capita!
City sheets do too much of it- It is
cbildisb.foo'.isb newspaper busineaa.
The gamblers have been cleaned ont rf
Pkodleton, bag and baggage. There is
no earthly reason why tbe tame thing
should not occur here. Gamblers are
the parasites of society. Tbey oogbt to
be ran ont oi every decent city, and we
think they will be. Salem Independent.
This is nndeobtadly true regard! sss of the
rasa mm ganrwiere circulate tots 01 mon
ey. For instance a prosainett Salem
man cams to A Ihaa von time. Before
be left he deposited about CM with Al
bany gambler. Tbey paid &eir debt
and bought new suits of clothes, and the
man who lost tbe money bad a good
many thousand dollar left that the peo
ple bad paid him. As a role, tiQgb, it is
tbe unsophisticated w bo drop their pile),
and often in a very underhanded ay.
A Hymn.
sr trm. bawsox.
Tboa art worshipped where no human
loot bath trod.
Tbe waving pines the aoSimde are
breaking.
All nature barmonizes with her Maker,
Uod.
No voice cave hers to being e'er a ax
ing. Upon the grand nnttoken empire of
ber reign.
Where all is noble, glor ions and sub
lime. Failed eternal youth, a when that
strain
First chants d dawn the eorricora of
time.
By circling sphere, struck by Eternal
Power,
Fell on aatonithed bill and raptured
plain
And woke U harmony each tree aad
Hewer,
An listening ange'e caught tbe saeet
refrain.
Nature's grand organ with her thou
sand kevs.
Through ber full register the seasons
swell.
Earth, air and flood resound Ilia glo
rious praise.
All being of His richest goodness) tells-
Then shall not mo, too, swell the
ceaseless) hj ma.
To II im that ia the i.oilosr of His hand
Holds the fail universe, oar Lord aod
King :
Shall we not strike the harp in every
land 7
In every land Thy glorioaa name we'll
praire.
Redeesniog love shall be onr constant
one
Till lost in Thee we close life's fleeting
davs.
And through death portal' join the
heavenly tnroog.
Albany, Oie., !:. 1$4. -
Local Teachers Institute.
A local teachers institute will be bet J at
Sodavilk, linn county. Friday evening
and Satarday, December 21st and S2nd.
Topics of interest to teacher and patrons
will be discussed. DrJil Bloss. cf Cor-
vatlis Col Use. will lectors Friday evening,
DecSlst. All teachers and patrons of the
vicinity are cordially invited to be present
and take part iu the discussion. An in-
terestine prncvam of entertainment is Le-
inarprepsied. A R Rtrrnsitrono,
CouurJ Supt,
Mr WGlffordNasn propose to reu-ne
giving lesson on trts ptanoiorte.in Albany
on Thursday afteenooa. and Frtdav min
ing of each week. He i'l be foind at
the resldenie of Mrs Wlili Nab, oraer
of Fourth and Montgomery street, where
terms can t ascertained and arrange
ments made. Mr W Gifford ash lia
recenUv returned from a course of nearly
four year study at Le'psig.Germsny; one
vear In tf.e conservatory, and tne rest or
the lime a a private pupil ot Heir Pro
lessor Kraiase.
Or. Price's Cream Baking Powrii..
IVsrld PidrHltWt MU aad Dlvl"-
Tus Latsst News ia that Julius Grad-
wohl is doine busineaa in his new Quart
ers, the old Post Office and Odd Fellow's
building and Opera House, and to give
an introduction to his new store, hs will
sell the following goods for net cost only.
1 box run wetjrnt Savon soap ts cts. -oxos
French sardines 35 cts. Oysters 10 cts
r can, Arbjncle and M coffee 25 cts B,r
d all otbr goods sold as low as any
nss oa tais voast.
BORN.
BUTTER WORTH -On Friday even
ing. Dec 14, 1894, at Detroit to the wife of
Postal Clerk Bntterworth a girl.
FOR YEARS
the formula for making Scott's
Emulsion has been endorsed by
physiciansof the whole world. No
secret about it. This is one of its
strongest endorsements. But the
strongest endorsement possible is
in the vital strength it gives.
Scott's
ssWWgairgagjsy
Emulsion
nourishes. It does more for weak
Babies and Growing Children
than any other kind of nourish
ment. It strengthens Weak
Mothers and restores health to
all suffering from Eiqaciatioa
and General Debility.
For Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat Bran
ehltis,Wsak Lungs,Consumption,Blood
Diseases and Lost of Flesh.
SctttBw,M.y. aj Druggists. B0. as It,
.A Change H4t.
Pokixasd, Dec. 14. A change In the
management of the Portland universal
exposition w ill probably take place to
day. Van B. DeLaehmutt, it ia expect
ed, will succeed Mr Ifardt. The general
conauci 01 tne exposition will he repos-
w in wen anown citizens 01 rortiana.
who deprecate the bad odor of a failure
01 the enterprise for the sake of the city.
rrasBfrt Jsutlre. ,
Little Rocx. Ark- Dec. 14. News of
a lynching at Center Point yesterday was
V... 1. , 1 . .1 ..1
u.uiiguv uvm uiuay. jionaay ail rn oon
a negro attempted to assault a 2-year-old
-;" "on asciui jroini, doissi
driven off by two women. He was lodg
ed in jail at Center Point. Yesterday a
mob took him oat and banged him to a
tea CaUir,
Chicago, Dec. 14. "Guilty aa charg
ed'' was the finding announced today by
Jederal Judge William Woods against
President Eugene V. Deba, of the Amer
ican Kaiiway Union. The same finding
waa reached against American Railway
I nion leaders on trial with Debs.
Oaa Klaat mt asaraVt.
ManroRD, Or., Dec. 13. A telephone
message from Phoenix today stated that
Frank Jordan had been shot by his
brother, near Talent IVnlnM,. aftr.
noon. The particulars are very meager,
uui inun wuai conia ve learnea it seems
that Mr Jordan and his two brothers
from The Dalles, who were paying him a
visit, were oot banting, and one of tbem
uiiowarrans ior a aeerana nrea at
him. th Kali MtlMtn. Itim tmm .!..
, " MM. ' MM KMMkV
ten ne the bone badly . A pCyeican was
called and, after removing several piece
"i i"c uone, areaaea tne woana. ine
t i.nt 1 a - - aah. wl.t. .1 I
of saving the limb, though at first it waa
. k. ..1 . . . . i, .
muugui sunpuiauon wouia ne necessary.
snuasee ssiiSIsi
f-aaTTLE, Dec 13. Mount Rainier was '
smoking again today. Tbe smoke waa
coming oat of the crater invednmeaand
was noticed bv several hundred oeoole.
Tbe air waa exceptionally clear from 9
o'clock this morning until 1 o'clock thia
afternoon, and tbe moontaun coold be
plainly seen, but in the afternoon it
clouded np and the mountain waa only
risible at intervals, and then the view
was obstructed bv mist and hearr
clouds.
A Teaaa Isre.
Sax Avion a, Dec 13. A letter from
L. IL Hoi man jk ranch m an .of Dean.Tex..
aayi the largest and mostdestrnctive fire
known in years txaa awept over a targe
portion of the plains and is still burning
to tbe sooth, it began near Pecos river,
jost this side of Fort amoer, two weeks
Sato, and burned to the southeast, taking
Uie large pastures of Kay Bros., Doiiver
Iiroe., and others snd a large amount of
open range.
wswsirn amiaa.
Brrrau), Dec 13. In a trial for John
S. Johnson's ctraizhtawav road reccrds
here today, Ed-lie Leonert, of the Boffalo
Prees Cycling Club, not only equaled the
record -treaker'a time for the mUeving
start and paced. 1 bat knocked off
several seconds from Johnson's time for
the mile, nnpaced, making the distance
in 1 i52 3-5. Johnson's time for the on-
paced mile was 1 -57 3-5.
Ta sa tapes, ranirt-
Tha Daxtjar, Or., Dec 13. A new
phase in the Pacific express robbervca
was opened todav by Judge Bradshaw
signing the certincate of probable cause
in the case of Savage. Thia action will
take the case to the supreme court, while
in the meantime. Savaze will be releas
ed on bail. liis bond have been fixed
at tlx.
A SU( mnmnsr Ml.
uaxLaso, tJ, liec 13. Today a
dasoage suit for -".0(J was brought
against the Southern Pacific Railway
Company by the widow of M. O. Sun
nxmus jaae of the men killed at the Web-ster-stneet
drawbridge accident a boat
two months ago, when a train was de
railed. a fter ) m.
Astoria, Dec 12. Rev. Dr. Bcehong,
paftor of the First Methodist Episcopal
church of this city, has promised a sen
sauonai sarmon tor next Sunday, and, if
he is as good aa bis word, he will an
nounce from the pulpit the names of all
ritisens, incloding members of his con
gregation, who have been in the habit of
wooing the goddess Fortune over the
card-table. M r Boshocg bas undertaken
to pnt a stop to gambling.
Washkctds, IVjc 12. Word hu
reached bere that the vast cattle interests
of the West, representing an invested
capiUl of not Wsa than S.VOO.000,000, are
aboat to grapple in a death-lock straggle
with the sugar trust. Unless the pro
gram miscarries the encounter between
these eolowal interests will furnish the
crowning sensation of tbe abort session
of congress. The imposition of a duty on
sugar was promptly met by the raising
ot aa enibsjgo asainst Aownrja beet by
Germany and Icnmark. and the spirit
of retaliation ' is being encouraged by
other foreign nations with menancing
beartiness.
sat sxs Tata cuiiw as r auk.
We-rM Fair OSS rial Ksaws
aa svsrS.
a tnlarr
Chicago, i'I, Dec is. One of the odd
result of the World's Fair is the claim
now made to awards bv some who were
aot even exhibitors, OtScials of the s
posnion have not a yet taken final action
in the matter, believing tbe oolck wit of
tte people will detect ibe sputtoos claims.
But to the case of a New York baking
powder, that ha been widely advertising
aa award, the attention of the Chief 1
Awsrds for Agriculture, has been direct
ed. He brands the claim of thi pretend
er as false, declaring ''Neither the rec
ords of this department, cor the official
catalogue of tb World's Columbian Ex
position, show that that New Terk Com
pany was sn exhibitor; consequently It
could not receive an award at tne World's
Fair."
Those who faldv won their honors at
the Fair seem disposed ta treat thts fraud
ss any othr fraud should be treated. The
rnc Baking I owder Com pan v. of Chi
cago, navtng received tne highest award.
say they are convinced their claims, and
those o all other holders ot righU ul hon
ors, w in oe tuny vindicated oy tne public.
X Tartar LfcUlattoa Saw.
WasntxoTos, Dec 12. The senate to
day signified nntnisUfcablv its intention
not to w led into any tariff legislation at
this session. A motion to take up the
house bill of last session, making sugar
free of dutv. with the finance committee
amendment to it imposing a fiat duty of
40 per cent on aucarand abolishing the
differentials, waa defeated, as was also
me attempt to nave called up eet s
cloture resolution.
A senialier.
Spokass, Wash., Dec. 12. For more
than a week Expert George W. Cragin
haa been coins over the books of County
Clerk Charles O. Downing. Last night
he concluded his labors sufficiently to'
chanre the heretofore trusted county
clerk with being a thief and defaulter.
sincv coming into ouice, to tne extent 01
15,000 and, perhaps, more.
Weal Aafcer
Tillamook, Dec. 12. News reached
this place todav that a sailing vessel went
to pieces an the rocks at NcUrts.about a
mile south of Cape Meara lighthouse, on
Sunday night. The particulars obtain
ed are very meager, though pieces o the
wrecked vessel are strewn along the beach
for several miles. A piece of the stern
waa marked "Graeia, San Francisco."
The lifeboats came ashore, but were
crushed to pieces. The masts and keel
also a sailor's hat, were found on the
beaciw Ko bodies have come ashore vet.
.! .
1 ncre were nve men on poara.
a Trial fsr Maalac. , -
Sam Francibco, Dec. 12. Fifteen of
the Berkeley students concerned in the
baring of Claude C. Campbell.have been
arrested ou a charge of battery. They
have demanded a jury trial, and in the
meantime have been released on their
own recognisance. .
A. WARM
BATH US
WITH
Cuticuia Soap
And a sing! application cf CUTI
CURA, the great skin cure, wL'l
afford instaiit relief, permit, rest
and sleep, and poki to a seedy,
economical, and pernsneni cure of
the most distressing cf itchtnir,
burning:, tkedinjr, scaly, and ousted
skin and scalp diseares, after chy
sirians, boepits's, and all else fait
Ciiticura Remedies
Exert a peculiar, purifying action
cn t' e skin, nd through it upon
the blood. In the treatment of
distressing humors they are speedy,
permanent, and economical, and in
their action are pure, sweet, rectle,
and effective. Mothers and chil
dren are their varmest friends.
SoU rnuJsWa UV vmii. form Dvoc in
Cavx- Cov- iioic fmf - Kmam. Mr "Ail
abort Sabft Skim, ScaJ wmX Ham." moaei tux.
If UnxI.X'Usc.
wa fcacw tfa CBaaoost,
viotkyioCarieanm
maid acvar b
amy sny eist a a4
w
JA AiTAUA YJ
withoot en ideal
onpuxio
powuiat,
e
1
pozzonrs
Crmhmca cverr eVrrtrnt of
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f ying, soothing, teaEng, heclih-
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In Your Own Locality
maJe easilv and booorablv. witbea nru
tsX. during your spare hoars. Any man.
woman, boy, or girt can do the work hand
ily, without experience. Talking an. '
necessary. N ethics; like It for moev-
mafcing ever offered bfori. OnrsrorKexa
always prosper. &o tame wasted m
learaiag the bosiaess. We teach yea is
a night how to succeed from the fir-
Hoar. Ton can mass a trial without ex
pease to yooxseif. We start yoa, ftrnusi
everyuung needed U carry on the bcaf
ncss soccessfaUy, and guarantee ja-
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simple, plain instructions. Beslba if
yon ere tn need of ready money, aac
want to know all about the best pojriii!
basiness before the public, send ns to
address, and we wiU mail yon a de.
beat giving yon all the psrUcaiira
TRUE A CO., Box-rOOa
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