The state rights democrat., December 28, 1894, Image 2

Mt Mtmumt
Thj Nicaragua Canal.
The prolabie value of the Nicaragua
Canal t commerce may bo best judged
from the facts and statistics. It is gen
erally said tbat the Pacific coast will be
especially beae6ted. But what beneBts
the Pacific coast by shortening the water
route t the East and increasing compe
tition with the railroads, thereby reducing
freicht charges both on land, and water,
benefits all the country. .
New York Is 14,840 miles distant from
San Francisco by way of Cape Horn. The
canal would shorten the distance to 4,946,
airain'nff or 9.S94 ariles. The distance
from New To k to Honekong by Cape Horn
is 18,180 miles; by the Cape o Good Hope,
15,201 mi'fls. By way of the cans!
it
womd be 11,033 miles, a saving over the
shorter cape route of 4,163 miles,
New Orleans is now 15,052 miles from
San Francisco by way of the cape. The
canal route between the two cities would
be 4,047 miles, a saving of 11,005 miles.
San Francisco is now 150 miles nearer
tolivcryool than to New York by the
Cape Horn route. The canal would save
OUfornia traffic 6,996 miles on a voyage
to Liverpool, and New York would be
nearer than Liverpool to the Pacific me
tropolis by 2,743 miles. The benefit of
this change would not be whol'y with the
Pacific coast. Liverpool also would gain
important advantages through the canal.
It would lose its advantage over New
Tcrk. but it would be brought nearer to
Melbourne by 392 miles, to Yokohama by
3,929 miles, and to Hongkong by 1,265
miles.
It is estimated that the Pacific coast
ships about 1,800,000 tons of wheat -and
flour a jear to the Atlantic ports and to
Europe. It is asserted that the freight
charges on this by reason of the canal
would be '2 a ton less than now, which
would be an annual saving to the wheat
producers of the Pacific coast of $3,600,000,
for the price of wheat being fixed in Lon
don the wheat grower of this country pays
(he freight charges.
Tie value of the canal to commerce is
beyond question. If the canal shall be
built the United Sta'es wilt become
much more compact for the purposes of
eommerce.
The redpetion of rates of freight is bat
an incident of ihe saving of time. At
present Eods are carried from Ne York
to San Francisco by regular freight trains
in from twenty-five tc thirty days, by
s earner !n from forty-five to fifty days,
and in sailing vessels in from 110 to 120
da s. Lower vessel freights and shorter
t,2 will inevitably bring down rail
road freihrs. '
Rev. Sam. Jones.
An amusing incident occurred at the close
of Ram f n&, sermon at Palaski,Tennessee,
t. e o her day. Stepping down from the
pjlp't, f jUiog his arms ov;r bit breast and
looking -ol-mnlj over the audience, tbe
grrj- r :vaiitt taid:
"I vi .ut i'.l ihe women in this crowd who
ha v.- i.ot -poksn a harsh word or harbored
an unk nd ibcagji1'. towrd their hosbaads
for a mea t oast to Stand up."
One old vman)appareatly on the shady
aid: of 6-, stood np.
Come forward and givi ms your hand,
sai the preacher.
Tbe wuman did so. ,
"Now tore ard Ut tUs audience see the
best looking on:an in tbe country."
After :aklng her sea: . tbe rsviyalist ad
dftssed .be m;n
"N jw, I want all ihe met in this crowd
who have not spoken a hart word yi har
bored an ankind tboug: t toward ih?ir wives
to stand op."
Tweaty-feveo great big, strapping fellows
hopped out of the aodienc: with all the
alacrity nf champaigne cJrks.
"Com; forward and give me jour hand,
my dear boy."
Jones gave each one a vigorour shake,
alter which be ranged them all siJe by aide
in front cf tie pulpit and facing he aadi-
ence. He loosed them over carefully and
solemnly, ai J thao, turning rund to tbe
audience, he said : '
- 'I want you all to take a good look at
te 17 biggest liar In the S:ae of Tennes
see." A g far as is known swallows' migratory
fights are always carried on by day. Tbe
fact that, though warblers and other mig
rants are constantly found dead around
lighthouses, having dashed tbemse'-ves
against tbe windows of the lanterns, swal'
lows havs never been known to meet their
fate In this way, furnishes strong presump
tive evidence of this peculiarity of the
swallow ir-ce.
Enormous numbers of robin congregate
nightly in a marsh near St. Louis. Every
winter's night the trees are laden with the
birds at roost. At daybreak they rise to
gether in a dense cloud, and in a few min
utes the place is deserted. The birds fly to
their various feeding place, fifty or' one
handrcd irnbs away, and return every eve
ning to tbe common shelter, as long as
tbe cold wea' her lasts,
In the public schoo's of France 21 2 per
emt of ths pup'ns are shortsighted, of
Germany thirty-five per cent., and of the
TJn'ted Kingdom twenty per cent. Lack
of execlee seems the chief cane.
The winter days in Sweeden are only
i'i hours Ion?. In the northern part of
the peninscla the sun does net rie once
for two months. This is made up bow
ever, by tbe suany summer. In the north
the san docs not set for weeks and weeks,
an endless day. The moat: glorious sight
of all tbe nortb'and is ibe midnight sun.
- Tb reijbns of tbe world which have the
greatest rainfa l seem to be the regions
where the largest number of thunder
'orni occur. Thus , along the equator
fifiy to one hundred, or over, thunder
storms occur annually.
The Presbyterian church la Pennsylvan
ia numbers 91.000 communicant 200,000
Sunday school scbo!ars,inJ 1,170 ministers.
Tbe churches number about 11,000, , and
, gave last yar $3,000,000
. Mr VVGifford Nasnpropotes to reane
; K "i lessons on ths pianoforte. in Albany
on Thursday aficnoon, and Friday morn
. ing of each week. He yVl be found at
1 the resi'len ;e of Mrs Willis Nash, corner
. . of Fourth and Montgomery street", where
t rm can be ascertained" and arrange
, mens made. Mr W Gifford ' Nash has
lecentlv returned from a course of nearly
four years study at Leipzig, Germany ; one
vear in the conservatory, and the rest of
he time as a private pupil; of Herr Pro
feseor Kruse. .
Thb Latest JN'kwh is tnat Julius Grad.
vohl ia doing business ia bis new quart
ers, the old Post OiSce and Odd Fellow's
building and Opera House, and to irive
an introduction to ms new store, lie will
sell the folio wing goods for net cost only.
1 box full weight Savon soap 85 eta, 2
ixfis French sardinaj 25 c?. Oysters 10 cts
T can, Arbincte and M coffee 25 cts fb,r
u an o;d r sroou gold aa low a?
4 S3 on tuts oit.
any
McKinlcyism Done For.
The World's declaration shortly f er
the late elections that the -W W
wa.iI.i ..a lnU. . il,A f IT t nUv tar) it & I
wui uu uy mc --.
an issue, nor attempt to re-enc. u tbe
twice-condemned and disastrous measure,
is justified by current events. I
The. action of the Republican Conines-1
ional committee at its meeting in Wash- ner
. 1 1
ington latt week is almost universally ap- oi,
. i
nroTpd bv Uia mnuliliran nolllioiana and I
newspapers of the West. Tho extreme
OTotectioniats of the nartv. represented I
bvMr. Boutelleanrl the friends of Mc-
Kinley, were unwilling that headquarters
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Ubi ai Washington and
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thev could control it. They were dis-
pleased with the ' utterances of Chairman
RWlr am.in.t tranrotect on. B( ;
member from Maine said in effect that any
republican who criticised the McKinlej
bill waa a muirwunio and a traitor. The
members from the West beyond Ohl
antagonized this position squarely. They
interpreted the recent elections as being
"not only the deathblow to radical free
trade but of radical and unreasoning pre
tection as well".
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The result of tbe meeting, according
the Chicago Tribune, which has sustained
for
Chairman Babcock and the moderate re- I
.i - t ri.. antbnr. I
lH.uuw.os.
ized to keep headquarters open until the
adjournment of cong.-ess, at which time 1
ihn rmnhlin mrmlwrs will be en-
tne new republican memoers wm u w
titled to representation.
l ne ou liOUlS urooe- veaiucnti
approves tbis action, it says;
fnllv for nnnblicana to deny that tbe Mc-1
Kinl a waa lareely responsible for the
nnl.li dpffa' in imand 1892.
fc I
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Snoakinv with a knowledge of toe " est, 11
savs that "at tha cresent time the propor-
11 . -,m:m r.nMula vhirh nn at 1
1 uviicyu ii
framed on tne aiciviniey unea wou-tt o
is somewhere about ten to one. And it 1
closes a strong article with the emphatic
declaration that "tne isssonor is ana i
1892 can never hs repeated, fox no repub-
lican congress will ever again frame a law
v , u.rt.u. i;nA "
Uil iUVU.US'VJ IIUVSi
, . . u.j
it me aetnocraw ot toe n
and honor enough to pass we suppiernen-1
tary bills now before that body, especially j
the one repealing toe Sugar Trnst s duty, I
it is improbable that the tariff it sue would
n, liLrf. in the l nl election,
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At any rate McKinleyism ia dead. New
York World.
. What WU1 They lo.
A subscriber of the Dbmocrat living
nsar BrowLSviile asts If the "members of
ths legislatnie from Una county are pledg
ed to the reeoactmenl of the mortgage tax
law and tbe law allow log deductions for
indebtedness." Yes; In tfceir county con
vention the repuKicans adopted the follow
ring platform : "We condemn the present
assessment law of the slate of Oregon 1
legislation ia favor of the rich anJ aga-aM
the poor and demand its repeal and the
reeaastment prior to the meeting cf the
legislature in 1S91. We believe the right
of all tax payers to deJuct indebtedness
within tbe state of Oregcn from thelr
assessment to be an inalienable right and
one guaranteed by tbe constitution of the
state, and, therefore, demand the rcenact
ment of a law providing for the decocting
of sdeh indebtedness."
This resolution was eodo.se-1 by tbe
candidate" of the party and H Is fair to
assume that every member will uie his be.t
powers to enact a law to secure dedcc-lons
for indebtedoest. . .Te resolot on adopted
on the subject of the mortgage Ux law was
as follows:
"We condemn the act of the last legisla
ture repealing what ts known ar tbe mart
gage tax law and demand the rtcnaetmePt
thereof."
Both of these resolutions are emphatic
and unmistakable in declaring the altitude
of the republican prty and its candidates
for tbe legislature on fiese two questions.
The pledge was made la good faith 10 tbe
people by the par?y snd its candi jaies, and,
notwithstanding subscriber says it is "wide
ly circulated tnat most of them wi'l oppose
the reeaactmeot ofth; two laws in qa-s-tlon.'
yet they are hono'able men and it u
only fair 10 assume taat tbey wUl make
their pledges good.
A Great Success.
Tbe recent change made by tbe Ne
York Weexly World in issuing two papers
a week in place of one is meeting with great
favor.
The people appreciate tbe change, and
a'e taking advantage of it.'
Wbjr pay a d.j:Ur a year for a weekly
piper when yon caa get the New York
World twice a week for tbe same price.
Keep ix-formed of what is going on in ibe
world and particularly In your own country.
Congress is now in session. Etery move
ment will be of great interest. Keep abreast
of tbe times by reading the T lce-a Week
World two papers a week 101 papers a
yearforonlyfl.no.
Arrangments have been made by wbich
we can furnish the Weekly Democrat an!
thTwice-a-Vce'k New York World bo h
for fa 40 a year. Take advantage of this
offer and get your own local paper and the
Twice-aWeek World at this special rte.
Tbe county in which Milan, Teon, is
situated contains three very odd families,
believed to be the lal'ert.heavieat and light
est families in tbat state.
The first is composed of four persons
father,motber,roa sod daughter the range
of height being from 6 feet 2 i.iches to 7
feet 8 inches. The heavy family Is composed
of father, mother and daughter, and their
united we'ght is 900 p.iund.
The fea'het-weight family is composed of
10 persons,, father, mother and eight child
ren, the combined weight of the 10 being
but 513 pounds, so average of a Iractlon
over 51 pounds.
The jaw bones of a whale are sometimes
twenty feet in length, and tbe mou'b
when wide open is twe've by eighteen
feet. The throat, however, is so small as
scarcely to admit a ben's egg. The whale
gets bis living by s'raining tbe aninia'-
culse and small fish out of the water
takes into his capacious mouth. R mn
be slow work; but tben, he has plenty o
time and nothing elae to do, so be at'ends
to his eating so regularly tliat be of'en ac
cumulates a ton of o'l in his bulky system .
Herbivorous animals do not eat all of
nature's menu. The horse refuses lie
water hemlock that the coat ea's with
avidity, and on (he other hand, tbe goat
refuses some plants that are eaten by tho
sheep. Tbe tobacco plant Is avoided by
all savf V ye V "i-tn, an 1 Hie lob'eco
worm. Some botanists say that no plant is
absolutetely poisonous, bnt only reUtive'y
so, being harmful to onty err sin ar.lnialH.
Observations and calculation' "lisVe led
Mr A Mallaek to conclude that I needs dj
not see well, eper i"y ni a ditan-e. T'eir
Composite eye, however, has an advance
over 'he simple eye, in the fart ih t "there
is hsrdly any pac'icl l'mit In 'he riearnes
Of objects It can examine '1 he fcar insect '
eye examined wculd give a pi.ture shout a '
good as if executed ia . rather coune wood
work, and viewed nt a distance of a foot. 1
this view, was "a dec-ded irrmpu ioriway. toe extension or tne u r into 1
Thomas Tougue is using ins tonrme and
s notfo-
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vor4nie to tree silver, ana jet put a pin in
tact tbat Uoipn will be swallowed.
Mrs VV B Rice arrived from Portland
Sunday to spend the holidays with
, i i i , i
uisuw, wno D. to own w
wiin iiiHir irr it ill i r m run in. rsi r li mi turn u m.
-a atWdinir school. Atdilanl
Tirlinn 1
I
The came of foot ball between Stanford I
and Chicago at Ban rancnco yesvwuay i
oemonsiraiea ine lac. uiu uw
i. f..l 11 1 II.. UAiKA In
emus ao 3
mo'n. me ,lueT.. R..,l.0O. "
IU KOUI -v.. . i..m.V....-
would easily defeat Chicago 24 to u, pron-1
Chicago 'd,feaU Stanford 24U,
7. .Y Vr..: " d" ' i...:.
apunM i u " I
Oregon papers almost universally favor I
tne COnurniaUOn or uie I snie. xi-cy
I- .1 . 1L. kl IL.I 1 I
oeuev inai i " w wrai. turn. wmi w
lnn nn M. At the same time all recret the
fact that it is disastrous to the interests of
holders of rereivers w titijates. The road
has been offered for sale enough times al
ready. If there were any better bidders
they should have been on hand at the sale.
1 judge Fullerton. it may be predicted will I
Inyi any further delay, and will be
SU8Dicion8 0f any movement tending that I
r - asiern yregira wm giw lu.w-i. mi im-
peius nouung eisu ciwiu o.. 1
.
a dtspaVh from tugene to tne cieni 1
loumai maaea live reaumg: iqo ue 1
v. . Rfii. p:.: h, :B I
Uae oounty. claim tbey know nothing!
erature. hitherto hlled by tTot Hawlborne. 1
j0 return for political services performed I
K Ihor Mnl aman rr- Xi A fwrTitrmM(l. I
T riirj" I
n uweiYT w uwn uwiw wiuiuu, w-
tnitntinn with tb frionda here, and tbe I
people ot this county did not know it until I
1 : . t . 1 : . 1 , u i , wn . i
1 " puoiiMicu ura wiin. 1 1
worked up by regents residing in other I
countiw
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tne journal uiu iiBir"."." r.uic, uu
Iks a Sl
I An exchange complains beeaase so
maeh s, Ni) aboat Christmas Eve and
nothing hoat Christmas Adam,
Tt ia iwnorte.1 that Governor Pennover
haa sUted positively that ha will liber-
at W W Saunders on the last day of
tha month. His future will bm watched
wth interest. Us is to leave tha state
His old fiancee now resides in Idaho
It will be of interest to know whether
marriage will follow. It is probable
Saunders could n it obtain half a dozen
signatures to a pardon in Albany.
ine jenersno netWHyv. nv petition i
is being nrcnlated for the pardon of u 1
F Ru sell. Linn county's defa&ltinat I
school supt't. and is being numerously J
ainea ne neview aoea nor ibvot par-
donipg criminals, as a rule, bat if the
governor mast exercise his power in
that way, give each men a- Kusseil, In
whom there is yet the makinit of a use
ful citizen, tbe tntit. and keart the
murderers and morphine fiends confined.
Cao'ain Sweeney. US A. 3n Diego
Cat avs: -Shiloh' Catarrh fif medy is
the nrt tedxtoe I hive ever found that
woa'd do mi any Ojd." Price JK.
Yoo An AuRio.ir
If you taae yonr washing to
tbe Albany "-team Laundry. If yon
don't yon are not. Something ia the
matter of ton. Ho can you so to a
Chinese establishment with a first-class
s'eam laundry in the city. Don't do it.
Be all right by quitting it. Pappose yoa
do make a few crriu; what dors it profit
yon. with the Chioene smell and larking
disease around, t'atronise lite Albany
leam Laundry.
Xew Bt-rruER Saor. Boyes Bras, have
I opened a meat market adjoining tbe O V
temple on Ferry street and will sell first
eiasa meats as cheap as any shop in Albany,
(jive us a call.
ffaan Bafcy wae sick, tt ear her Caatarta.
Vfn-al aba was a Caild, b cri for Outcrla.
Wb aha fcecame Him, & clunjf lo Caatarta,
WWea aba bad CUktrao. she gave then Caatoda.
tTaoonra imTAvios.
Wooden, Tin,
'Silver, Golden)
Common every day.
r-nruar.
r. Price's Cream DakJng Powde
A Fatw O Craw a Tartar r,aai
See- my novelties in mens fine shoes
S E Yotrxc.
Go to Tarker Bros
for
your
grocerj-..
Broadhed jamuwn) dra.s goods
stjli.h. well finished, serviceable, cheap,
at 8 E Young'-.
J W B"ntley will repair children's shoes
atier "chool and have thcro ready for the
cexr day.
Dr. Price's Cream Baking: Powder
Awarded Cokt Medal Mdwtaur Fik. San Francvca.
Alswar stark
Vnear, 366
Oau, f!
f"onr, 3.0O. -
alter. 200
Ergs. sac
frd, 12 to I V n
Tork ham.12to (6c, rouldarv.tj V lOe;
. II to 13o
hay, baled,
-o aloe 25-r.
Ar-nlna (.
OFFICIAL
OP
WORLD'S FAIR AWARD
TO
Dr. Price's
Cream Baking Powder.
John Boyd Thacher, Chairman of the
Executive Committee cn Awards at the Col
umbian Exposition, writing from Washington,
D. C, to the Price Baking Powder Company,
says :
" herewith enclose you an official copy of your
award, which in 'due time, will be inscribed in the
Diploma, and forwarded to your address, unless other
wise indicated by you."
Thus are the honors awarded
Dr. Price's Baking: Powder
at the World's Fair fully verified.
On the other hand the claims to awards
at the Fair by a Mew York Baking Powder
are proven wholly false. Official records
show it was not even an exhibitor. Was
it because it contained Ammonia ?
SUFirel Bis Bed.
Midford, Or., Dec. 25. Yesterday
morning a man, apparently drunk, got
off the south-bound overland train and
failed to get on again. It was soon dis
covered that ho was insane, and he was
allowed the freedom - of the city until
late at night, when he was taken in I
charge by City Marshal Churchman and
locked up. About 5 o'clock Uiis morn
ins? he Bet fire to his bed.and it wria with
difficulty that the fire department was
UUCTle mm
bax i-iusciboo, doc. sj. The Clitt
W-. . .
house caught fire tomcat, and. as the
nearest fire engine waslocated four miles
y,. !,. . ,M ,,, , . (
mi Hal Tim Am MimtnAriAiwI -alu-tiit tt IA
9 , k , , f ,
oecn aescroyea, anaai w:du uie enure
structure was itone.
me Cim house was a world-famous re-
sort, as it overlooked the Seal Kocks.and
iivui uiv uuBvcaaiuua in auuivu
ntM C.n Vh..ium'.
Sutro, San Francisco's mayor-elect.
A toalh rarcllaa Tragedy.
Uxios, S. C, Dec. 25. A sensational
and fatal triangular street shooting oc
curred today. Kenturegory and Jack
Crawford, two prominent farmers, came
to town and succeeded in accumulating
a large quantity of Christman "jag."
Uregory was locked nn for drunkenness.
vt nen no naa regained 111a sobriety, be I
w raiww, sua at once iiinni in on
anouier ceit-urauon. inia time ne too
Crawford with him. and Gmrorv insiat-
ed on hunting np Chief of Police Culp,
whom be declared be would do op,
nen uwy saw vuip, umrory putiea a
M '.. V i.A muLt i.;it;n.
him in tho thich. Ouln returned the
died immediately. Crawford, who win
ed in the shtoUng, was hit twice, and
VI 1 1 11
m tmmr.m rmmmmM
Sas F usasco, Dec. 25. The Chicago
.. : . . . . - i . . . ,
umerBiij luoiuau team snowea van
f ornia how Uiey play the game in the
The men from U19 world's iair
city dallied with the experts from Stan'
ford university, and won as they pleased
Ufi ., T Vil . ,
onty managed to score at alt by a nuke.
The snap and vbu with which the Chi
cago boys played was a revelation to
people out here.
laaac
Salem, Or., Dev. 253. V. L. Arrington,
the defaulting treasurer of Douglas
county, was releaa
F
released from the peniten
Ion. lie had been in
pruwn one year, being receivea Peoem-
berSI. Kick Jonea and C. 11.
Caldwell, lifetimers from Pouglaa and
Jackson connties, respectively, were also
pardoned.
law rrtrc4 BasaS
Soith 15 end, Wash., Dec. 25. At the
citr council meeting last nii?ht. the offer
of the First .National bank, of touth
Bend, to take IJO.000 in citv bonds, bear-
in 6 ner rmt inlrrt t K,'. suae
cepted. The bonds wew voted to fund
tie general fond warrant ludebtedne.
A Star War.
QrmiAS, Ga. Pec. 23. The Uvea of
seven negroes have been taken in the
last 24 hours in revenge for that of one
white man, and, unless all signs fail
uteriv, many more lives are in jeopardy.
Two hodiea of determined men, between
400 and 000 in all, each men heavily
armed and each body about equal in
numerical strength, separated by less
than a mile of country, is liable to clash
at any time. That is the spectacle pre
sented here in Brooka county to-night.
One body ia made up of stern, deter
mined while men, bent on revenge for
the brutal murder of one of the best
citizens of this county.
a BU aaaraa.
Lojtoox, Dec. 23. Report from
various parts of Great Britian show that
the gale is abating. Tbe storm rasred
with great fury all day yesterday. Tele
graphic communication with Scotland
is completely interrupted, while the
wires in the midland counties and Ire
land are more or less damaged. There
is scarcely a town of any site but reports
personal causalties and damage to pro
perty. Manufacturing towns in the
North and West suffered badly. Roofs
were torn off and chimneys coHaped,
crashing through adjoining buildings
and killing and injuring a number of
working people. About 100 have been
killed in all.
Will riay rrl stats.
Sax FaAri6CO, Pec. 23. The mem
bers of the University of Chicago foot
ball team arrived by today's overland
train. They were met at Benicia by
representatives of the University of
California, b tan ford and Reliance foot
ball teams, and escorted to this city. In
the language of the Chicago boys, they
have been having a piumc so far, al
though an attempt was made at Keeping
in training en roate. Manager A. A.
tagg, who has charge of the Chicago
earn, says his men are in fairly guod
hape for a battle oa the gridiron with
be Stanford boys.
Tae Saaw Blarka4e.
DrxsMcis, Cal., Dec. 23. The saow
blockade waa raised at noon today, and
passenger trains are moving, but are a
few hoars late. The great rotary snow
plow haa been sent to Sacramento for
repairs. The delaved passengers had a
very jolly time in the snow. Sleigh rul
ing, coasting and other winter sports
were indulged in.
A Caa r rear s.
Sax Fbasciisoo, Dec. 23. Among the
recent arrivala in tbia city is Carlos C.
Cornejo, manager of the Lower California
Pearl Company, which has for eight
years been taking pearls in the gulf of
Cala and down the coast to tbe Guate
malan line. In the catch this year were
15 large pearls, several of w hich are
monsters, reaching the rare weight of
17 carats. Altogether about a teactipful
were taken, amUthese Mr. Cornejo values
at 80,000 to f 100,000.
A riaaeer a Drata.
Cottage Gbovs, Dec 23. Geonrc Gar-
rontte, 85 years of age, and one of the
first settlers in Oregon, died today near
here, and will be buried tomorrow un
der tbe auspices of the Odd Fellows,
lie ia the father of 19 children.
NOTICE
THS
ii irs a Draln. Strain, of
St. Jacobs Oil
Will Cure it .mswmmmmmmm
F E
IAUlfcS HEAD Till 3. Beauty Won
,li'r for I he complexion Is a subslilu'.e
for cosmetics. Harmless, dab.tjr, pure
For sa'e by Mrs U C Moos. Albany, State
Agent, Agents wsned. Good pav.
lirANlEl.-A wllow laxly daalia
I f P'aea tn work In a tnriU fa.mii.
v.a a. l.l, 1U JT,
TAKES. An umbrella, Sunday nichl
from meeting at Catholic churchby
mistake. He turn to iK-tuocrat oihre.
Taw extra
ordinary Iia
rriOMiat ts
ha asost
wand. rial
dtteorrry of
the a. It
baa brae aaj.
Aorard hf tha
JCooatiaikaj,
t'- rt ixm.
rvuo ei
alloc .Jtrrr
a la lictin.
of ibe ers
as4 other
(uta.
Si ranf.hr na.
Ian, oniM
and luaa tha
n!irrma.
SHaiaa coirs
KeollUf,
"Ton-iiaa. .
Kralssloaa.
aaddrrajofts
and mtotrf
onaua,
fa! ta 11
tac. low.
fev sit or
ttnn ssea t
Esonaa) aiil
ABMrira.
Hraa Is
sjaiy yeee-
Naya atitpa
of Ux 41.
ebares ta SS A
L05C
aaai'Ui
SUablskYd
adrlilr. Om TOSS prtrate ftWvaraorala.
Starr, it Is a snnMoca of an&tnsl wcasataa
ad barrpnam. It caa be kkvk-X ta aj Vaia
byUwoaaof Bodrsa.
Tfcs new ctlrtWT was taada If the Srxrtsk
tacaoruweldtaawwHaSsM StMical Uttttata.
It b lb strorunat rltaiiaar bocl H la rrrf
Bowarral. tml tksnelna. ttM fee tl 80 a taca
eaotS taefcacra Sur S3.00 plain acajrd bsxnl
Wraus roartalca irtvca for a csr. lfyaaboy
Is mxcsaod are cn ecilrrlr etirfd, sis mora
will Msat u yoa rn of ail eaarrr.
Ben4fr rtrraianaad UUbkU1s. AiUrasa
HCDSOW laeuiCAI. IMSTITVIK,
JaarUoa ".loalisaa, .Varttat (UUa as
SVasi rrajactae. CaX.
W. L. D0UCLA
tl 5 UOIT tST-t StST.
Vw WnWla NO SOUEAKIMO.
5. CORDOVAN,
fMJttKA fJMii3 CAlF.
.VFIrCff&ICUaQLt
3.1? P0LICE.3 SOUS.
2V BorsScwiSrces.
LADIES
StK ro caTai OGliP
WU-DOUOUAS.
BROCKTON, MASS.
'( eaa save maaar fcr aartraaala M . L.
Paaalaa r.aa.
Bacaare, are are lu Urged luaaafarlanrt ot
dvcrud shirs ia the nM. sad gitaraal
the value by stamping tbe name and price oa
tae bottom, which prMccls ya against rh
prices and ibe middlvman'a profits. Oar bor
equal ci-to work la alyis, ray fit'mc an-
arcarinir cualitie, have t--!f: .! 1 , -
where at fuwer prVr for ihr v -.!! -i
any other make. Tjit ro nli,-:i.: . I
dealer canuot supply you, . uj. i .
THE l.E'BLAIN
CLOTHING CO
A SUFFERING CHILD
ITead and Scalp Raw with
Places Size of Silver Dollar. Va
rious firmed I m only caused Fresh
Eruptions Applied CVTICURA.
Change in Twenty-four Hours.
Perfect Cure in Two Weeks.
My little son, aired three, was vary mnch
troulilml with a breaking out on bis scalp
and behind bis ear. The places affected were
about as large as a silver dollar; the flesh,
sranirxl raw and covered with little blisters.
The, child sullnml considerably, and was nat
uraliy very fretful. 1 tried several remedies
without obtaining any beneficial results: In
lai-t the eruptious iicciiicd to be spreading
and new plaees breaking out. I concluded to
try the Cuticoha Hk.ui;iii . I washed the
slTiH tod parts with the CuTirrHA Hoar-, tak
ing care not to irritate the llcsh, ami applied
Ci'Tionn. I noticed a change for the Wttot
in the apearunce of the eruptions in twvnty
Imir hour, and in two weeks tho eruptions
entirely dlnappcarctl, leaving the skin smooth,
and the scalp clean ; in fact a perfect cure,
as 1 have not seen any Indications of any
eruption or breukliig out aince. I gave tha
child only a few iIohc of tho I I'Tli t BA Ru
soi.vkmt. I consider your i'trTK'UR a It Kno
wn vpry vulnalile. I helieva CvTK'l'HA
would be exeeiicnt forapplylng to Insect bites,
Whkh are vcrv snnnvlng In this country.
C. A. AKMSXKOMt, Bwif t Island, N. C
Bold tlirotiRbont the world. Prlfe.OoTieriu,
60c. j Soap,v6o.; Hs.olvent, tl. 1'orrsaDaua
aao Cusa. Cuur., Bolt Propa Boatoa.
W M liow to Curs Bvary Bala DUssao," free.
I i
I VD 1
ff 1
Sit- 1
W
Bruise
WE ARE SAILING
conomy and good
i;
ng, t you piocure yoor supplies from
our stock of prt.re food producU. Delng
urcea oaaiy only anects your appear
ance, but eating poor and adulterated
gioctnes may sll.rt vour esllh to a
serious extent. Whatever ar 'cle we seep
01 inc a l orano ana tne bet that can
be obtained in the market. Whether
arm and daliy product, canned goodr
teat, co0cs, pccs. or an tMr t ele do-
mesiic or Impored, we have only the tet
inc leti inicreKt pur.e, hra.th and
palate arc redy trading i h ut. Ou
latest ar;lvaliaretw Caliiornla honey
Icilcd ck'er, imtipicrd pltklet, pig
feet tnd new crop raUins
Allen.
JDvmf4 A CTf A D X7"
XrrOI. Jt. OlJCXiX
Of UiH ASurk.
Optical Specialist
GraJuate of the Chicago Optbalm
College.
I am prepared to examine scieaUncally
and accurately, br the latest and ire proved
methods of modern science, any who de
sire to have their eyes toted.
Ct iik liiock, Albaxt, Catnox.
A Mcmtnt 'a Delay
a painful In a rare o' froihs'fce,ar.d to.
you note, Sarta Ciat.s dCn'l watt sa ia
stanr. but reumted toojr tcdhschc drore
at ore. Of course, he was at ence riev.
ed and able ta proceed about his gracious
buinessas p:rsant'r as before. Don't
ford with fre or toothache, tut dtop tt at
occe. Our ptcciip'lcrs dvpartmcat is
unsdrpoard In the country . Tbe prepa
ra'.loii of medicines I our specialty. U'e
sopn.eicent she sklil ot an sqpeit tbarma
cUt w Ith a stcck ol attoluiciy pure acd
fresh drugs, wbich rorerr arc's the praise
and coesdence cf all focal phJci-.n
We a'.ao carrv a.l the standard medicines
and a full line tit oi't ard B-aakure
snlc ea. which are jas the Idea for t-oP-
day ils.
B.a.orpK. w. n.r:t i-r. r.n. ja
mm F0BH1TDBE GO,
iwcopo
Wtimore'RIotk, - - llbaBT, Ore.
Furniture
coruplete tine of
UVDERTAKIXG
in all its branches.
EMBALMING aaHy
Reviderrtw er 3rd and CaYiooia
1 in 11 -aa-a-aaaaaaaaaaaaa
J..IalliSTOjN'.
INSURANCE AND M0NE1
BROKER.
four It Warrant- rocrbt 'an
Sold. fJ5e?,!!:lcn Blotk, Alban?
H F MERRILL
INSURANCE AND MONEY
BROKER
Albany, Or.
City and county.warrants bought and
s I'd.
aiw4.
Cusit-k Block
Tilling ind extracting'of teeth without
pain a specialty.
GEO E FI!11
THE PLUMBER.
Tinroofiinf- and'plumbing. Opposite
tbe opera house.
TJOR SALE. Some no 1 fencing t a 8
.- per tacnsknii, anl
wood at 2.60 a cord.
some oak grub
M Skmdes..
F.
OR RENT. 8
room cottage ren
fall nn Joa Klein
rally totaled.'
J FR50 YATFS,
-eVTXOIllTEI-Sr JT X, ' JV.
Rooms 25 and 26, Strnhan Block, ' lUny
Oregon
littler & Collins,
DENTISTS.
Good work a ipeclalty.
ALBANY,
OREGON.
Notice for Publication
8 U Lawn Crrics, it Oseuox Cm Oa.
Uutbr 19, 1894
Notioa Is bars': uirtn tbat io codidIuocs
with Ibit proviuoun t( iha an of CoaKrs
uf Jaoe 3. 1878,ntitU-d "An tot tut th
safeof imber landi in the Sutta ot Call-
forols, Oregon, Navd, and WhiaiiUiD
Tsmlort ." extsbdad to all th l-nbli
Liand sutM by act of Aoaot 4. 1802. Cbas
Cltvslaod. of Orebfttn,coonty of Maltnv
man. Bute ot Ursgon, hu this day tilt A io
this othee bis sworn suteoiant No 2986 for
the purchase of tbe N E of rvtion No
1U in lownxnip no 1U H, Rung No 4E
and will offer proof to show tbat th land
loaiibt U mora valnabla for ita ti inter or
tons than for agnoaltoral porpnM, and to
eiMinun nudum ut t:a imna leior inc
Rfg'uter and Eoeier of tbia cfEea at Or
gm City, Or, oo Fridiy. the 4'.h day of
lanna'y. 1895. H narotc witoaaacs
I" L. Kim, of rortland, Ur. Caaa ThmnpMia
Oo Corpforcd, H Djtij, all of KUgara,
ur. Any ana a' I prraa clumin ac
yewly the above deaenbed land ar re-
qoaaud to tila their etaimaia tbii ofBo
or before said 4th day of Jtoosry. 1895.
KUf tK l A Mll.UE.lt,
R-giater
Notice for Puolication
U 3 Laso Orrrca, Oaroos Citt, Or.
Ot 19, 1894.
Njsioa ia hereby givaa that in eorapU
anoa with ths provision of the act ol Con
greaaofjsn. 3,1878, eotitlaa"Aa act for
tbe sal of timber lands in the Stat cf
California, Orsso), Nevada, sad Washing
ton TarritAry,' a asteaded to all the I'ol
lis Land State by set of Aagaat 4, 1892.
Anne Cleveland, of Gresbaw, coanty of
ki leorcab, 8tau tf Oregon, Las this day
Kled in this office her sworn statement No
29S5, for ti porckaae of the h W M of H
kV ' H 5 w J aad lot 4 of secUoa
No 2 in Tcwcship Jio 10 S. Kaoga K 4 E.
aad wt.l offer proM to show tbas the laad
awa'bt is more vslaib a lor tta tltaher or
toa than far agricaharal parpoaa s and tc
aatabiiab hr claim to said land before Ibe
J R'gi.ter and bcivar of tbia office at
teo-.Ci!F.Or. oo -nday. the 4tb di
Ore-
day of
I senary, 1595. 8h Baaaea a wi:
(filial L lUed, of Portlaad, Or. Cbas
Thoaspaoa, Gjo Cornferad, and H Dorna,
ail of Angara, Or. Any and a l peraot
eraiaiing adraraalr tha above described
lead are reqatsud to nle their claic ta
ibis office on or bator eaid 4th dav of Jaa-
aa.y,lS95. EOBEBT A WILLEE.
Begiaser.
Notice for Publication
U 3 L an Orrica, Oaaojs Crrr. Oa.
O -lobar 27. IS94
K Mice i h-eS sivaa tbat the failowiaa
ajsed aettlrr has filed tratice of aria lataa
tioa to snake -! proof in sappert of hf
claira and thai said proof will be mad
befwa Coanty CletK ol Linn coaoty. at
A'bsar, ttrrgoa.enDeeJs. 1SS4, vis: Areb-
abaJi 8 SSf.ra. ft t 7&s, fr the dWJS
v ."a. J y vv ii aad 5 VV 1 JJ W I
2ST1I, 8, K1E H aaea tA foliowuu
witaaaja f prove Li eonUsa mm raaidence
poa aad ealbvaUca of. said laad. : G
M yer. Usi Pi. re. J W Piersa, Wd'.UavfC
v lara, c-i uaex ran, ur.
R A WtLLaa,
Rcyiater
EXECUTRIX KOI ICE.
Notice is hereby given that, I. the
tsndersigned, was on tne 10h dav of N
v -ruber, 1694, duly appointed by the
county court of Linn county, Oregon,
tsecutris of the last will and eatarcent of
Oenjamtn errcner decras-d. ard have
duty qualifie-l as such executrix. All
persons having claims against ihe estate
of said deceateJ are hereby notified to
present tcm, duly veriuea, to ne at my
resHence In Albany, Or, or to my attor
rev Geo W Wrfgrii, thj law crXce ip
A '.ban. Or, wl'hio six months from this
date. Da'.cd Noeember. iy.h, S4. -SxaaH
Batxxsa, Executrix.
Geo W Wright, a'.tornev for Executrix.
Notice for Publication
V 8 Lena "Ene, Oegoa CUy. Or
LW IS, 1$U.
Kotiee b htr- by fcivea taA the lol.oa
tag caved wtir bas timd notice cf his
leieatioa to sua Casl ptoc-f ia rapport of
bra claim, aad that sawd proof will o ax't
before Cast) Clrrk al Lien Cs at Ai
bary.O. oa Km 12. 1S, m. Jrarph ti
Gibson U K Xo 10947 for th lot I, S asd
7 See IS aad ft W J of X W i of See 17
T 10 5, B E. Ha name tae folairg
itneascs to prove his eoasianoa residaae
apoa aad ealtivaisoa of. said laad. !a: B
J Mentor, of Gate. Or, tT H af cCoaaaJ.
J H atcCoaw', Was 11 McBisde, ail ot
MiaVo, Or
E A Mi Lata.
Brgiatar.
Notice for Publication
C 3 LBD Orrtca Omcox Crrr, Oa.
Pwj iS, ISM.
police is hrl y nea that Lb following
aaased etUr haa nicd sotiet at his us
teaUuo to naka fii.al uroof ta aaptort of
hi eia as, aad that aatd protf t:U a saada
brier th Coaaly Ceikof Lisa Co at Al-
b.ny. Or, a F 9 h. 1S9S, vie John A
Bietach U E No 10974 for tbe X ' of X W
J and X , of N K J t 32 T 1 J a, K 3 E.
H aaasea the foilowug altoessea to
prove bis ceatiaeons raaul.-oce apoa aad
ca uvaiii a of, said Ut d. via: G at Ceis-
eado.fcr. P.ter Scblosaei, 11 P Ba bul, U
R SJial a, all ef Ab.ay,Or
hOBAKT A MILLER.
Ketisier
Star Bakeri
t wrfrwastaihlsi mm Flral S
CCKRAD iVEYIH, FRCPR1ETCR
eel rrsiita,
.'wre,
Orieel rralfa.
Taharea,
Ngar,
Caftee.
KI"..
CaBisi ilea.
Qwewanvisttr.
wKta.Ble.
Cig.ra
Hp !.
T.
le..
C Taryth. tha t ktat la a -wmt
variaty aad swocary stars Haat
saarsat prica paM for
4.T.L RINDS OP PRODUCE
ALBANY
COLLEGE.
Next term opens
inii.2,IS95.
NEW CLASSES organised in College,
Ortrtal. Commercial. IVonamfnrv anJ
Sub-preparatory Ceparttuents.
Address F. G. YOUNG,
President.
HtLP WAfJTEDI
WAXTED. AcTiva, Hons.t GrsTt. -MtH
or tAPT to t.avel fpreteuSiBji cstah
hsVJ, reltabl bocse, -.lry J63 niouthl
and travelios cxpensra, with, iacira if
Salted. Enclose tcfrtoroa and aif ddresad
stsmped edvrlop. THB10M1M N
317 Omaha Bnildiag, Chicago
obillrii ItvluR nu a
u uKnni tha aerv-lce Ol a
farm daMMW
mldd'e aced
ladyaahonsskeeper. Inqaira.t office,
Harper s Weekly.
11895.
Harper's Weekly is a pictorial history
of the times. It present every Import
ant trent promptly, accurately, and ex
haustively In Illustration and descriptive
test of the highest order.
The manner In which, during i&9a. it
has treated tne Chicago Railway Strikes
and the Chino-Japaneae War. and the
amount of light it was able to throw on
Korea the Instant attention was directed
to that H'tle-known country, are example
of Its almost boundless resource. Jaltan
Ra'ph, the distinguished writer and cor
respondent, has been sent to Ihe seat of
war, and there joined by C D Weldon, lite
well-known American artist, now for
many years s resident of Japan, who has
been engaged to co-operate with Mr
Ralph in sendlnc to Haroer'a Weekly ex
clude Information and Illustration.
During f 8oe every rltal Question ill
be discussed with vigor and without prej-
uoice in trie eaitonat columns, and also
In special articles by the h'ghest authori
ties In each department. Portraits of tbe
men ard women who are making history,
and powerful asd caustic poll'lcal car
loons, will continue to be characteristic
features. 'Ibis Busy World, with Its
keen and kindly comment on the lesser
doings of the day, will rema'.n a regular
department.
Union. There will be two powerful
serials, both handsoroe'y Illustrated The
a tocasa;, a stirring romance ot old
en oats by Stanley J Whevmaa. and a
novel of rew York, entitled The Son o
His Fatt er, br Brander Matthews sev
eral novtletlcs, acd mary short stories
be popular writers.
Send for Illustrated
Prospectus.
The Volumes of the
Wek!y tegln
1 ar.ua ry ed
with the Number tot
each setr. When no
time i men.
tlonej, aubacription will beg I a with the
.-umocr run er.t st the Urr.e 'A reciipt ot
order. Cloth cssea. for btadine. It. 00
ee by mail, poetpaid. Title-page and
inaex tent on application.
Rraulla'tw. atwa'i aa n ttm W-u- Mimx
or umy, ss svoas raaaca af loaa.
copy ta
t ftaana kaoraaaa
mum FiBioPiciLS.
"e Tear:
HAiPtS-S M4GAZQTE
-at at
BABPCK'S WCEKLT
aUanS-SBAZAA
BAKrEB a TO IXC IEOPIX
..tsa
ISatae Ires to all saaamaars ia iWCaitaS atata.
Addrets HARPER A BROTHERS.
FOE" $N Y Cllj
KOTICE'OF FIMAL SETTUJJEMT
Notice i hereby girrn that the ender
claned, adnlnictrator wi h the will an-
aesed, cf Joseph Sommcrville deceased
has filed bis final account of said estate In
the office of tbe county clerk of Una
coanty, Oregon, and the coanty lodge
ot saw couii'y nas fixed tbe 7th day
January, 1S95. at t o'clock In the after
tvsoo ol said day as ibe time for hearing
and settling said estate and tf hear and
determine anv objections that may be
filed against the approval of said account.
t ttittau, Admr.
J J Whitney, Att'y for Adrcr
QISSCLOnOX NOTICE
Tbe copai tnerihip of Hoc son tc Kntke,
known as Pacific Nursery Co, !s this day
diaaalTed by mutual consent, t Vf Ko'.b
srhhdrawtng. W O f ludsoo cocductirig
tne Postnes nnder tne firm came raying
ail debts aad coUectieg an couat.
Dated at Tacgen! tbia 1 ay ot Pec,
iSa,. GWKctbi,
VV O Hcosox.
N CTiCCTOSTCCKBOLCEHS.
Notice is Lerebv given thai tbe annual
stock-holders mteting cf the F A M Ins Co
of Aibaay. Or will be beid at the company's
office ia the city of Aibaay. Or on ed
needav. Jan. 2nd. 1-V4. al the boar- of i
o dock r. x. ot raid day, tor tne parpoaa
of electing ne-v directora of arid company
to serve one year, and to transact iolA
business as may regularly come before sair
meeting
By order of the PrendenL
JUn srrsxax, bee.
SOMUONS.
fm A Cwav Coart afllmt Stat t O.-fflm
or tic t'oa.'y of Lamm.'--.
Wduaaa Rtauaaagh and D W BanibiAgk,
cocaitaera aader taa hrwi naase of Kta-
baaghASoa. PUinUJt.
v
X B Fry. TVfcadaet.
Ta X B fry. tbe abor aa-wed defeadaar.
ia ts ssa at u -: tt uicgsa tea are
rh-by r jairoJ to sptear aad aaswer the
coatka'at o: plrialta ia ta store eauticd
aea. aad no, oa hi la in abosw aaiitlad
eoart ar before tbe Crst Meaday. tbe ?sh
day of Jaaawy. lS9i. th aaid day beta; the
A. at day of tna rrcalar traa of aatd eoart for
ml taoath ia this ccooty ard ra case yoa
shall f. 9 loaf pear aad answer, tre plain
tiffs will take adfset aeaiaat To In
twenty twodoiaia C-tio.M coin wrth
latrrcot theraoa ia like ea at tea per eeat
paransnnt froca fspaary 17th, 1S90, aad for
ih f irtbar sass of tea do iars a reaorabls
s:torny fee. aai their costs aad Jisrar
BHD'a of tti. attioa to l taxed. This
rati mora ia sereed by bsication by
ordar ii iia J X Paacaa jade cf aauf
ooaaty. which nrdar twaisdaieXo C IS.
Uated Nor , IS
Vo..T mi j; Ha-autitas.
Attrs for plaurlr.
Ibanylnsurance Agency
Te hae had over seven vear eapet
icnce in tne Home CU.ce and Irctl irrsu
anre hu$Ines,and can guarantee It suranc
written br us to be properly looked after.
The following I a partial list of companies
represented by us:
Foreign No-th Brill & Mertan.uo
Xorwlch Union, rherr.ii, London, Man
chester, Guaidan, ban, Caledonian, Lcn
don & I-ancahlre.
American Conllnental of New York
estchester of Xew Youk. The Cor W
nen-a ot New York and Mancheattr of
England, write farm businese.taking note
ror tne premium, with amnle time x
payment. We
aOod business
ofEce.
Office opposite old pos''
II SENDERS
FIRE INSURANCE.
Insure your property wi'h
Joseph V Talt ir. The
Old Hartford, THE NEW
YORK UN ER WRITERS
AGENCY, or one of the
other reliable Id line com
panies he represents. Notes
taken and plenty of tiir.9
given for payment on farm
insurance. All business plac
ed with him will be prompt-
ly attended to. OJfTIUJS IN
BALTIMORE Block,
"Albany, Or
R. O. T. M
meotarvetv Paturcay evenln; la ST. O.
T.MUaii. V-al'Vra Kniaht 'issviled to
attend. AL Lamb, Ccta.
C'cckiskls Foa Sals. Pure bred
.oeserels Itr sale .at the AlhanvPoultrv
Ya'ds,Yhtie and Silver traced V andots
j Albany, Oregon, corner ath and R R St
j and li-rred Vlymouth Recks. John Brush
('HAH
Attoram at L
state. Bpwaal
at Law. Win wraeUa la aS ansrt af the
aUaaUna rtea ta aautars la arob-te
sad la 1 0 iarUooa.
orrlCg la ta VJaa Mack
W
Atsoraay at Law sad SoHdur la Chaaeary. Cat
iooa ai.ii oa all aotess. Lrnf tm sagas 144 aa
Aiaaay, oragoaj
0 ITAXfB t HA
OHTAIfB A Hit'KL EH AW,
Attorney. At Law.
af ' -
j j waiTiet,
ASornej at Law, Albany. Or.
G
EO. W. WBIGHT,
auoraay at law. and Xylan fubJ. Win araetiaalia
all the Qaajn of tat staaa apseaai 1
eouarvaataad sasltania
bat OBUs-Bxf
aoor to PatoaVsa, Aibaay.
HILL.
Dr H E Beer. Or U K Beers
Physicians antf Surgeons
Spicial attention jfirea to diseases o
women, rtou-s 10 to U A m, 1 10 4 aad
7 to 8 P M. OSes and residence Bin-
berg Building, First Street, between L;oa
sndClswcrtn.
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In tl CircMji Cowrt for Lima Contj,StaU
Oregon:
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O VI Baehaer. traatee, pUiatiff r Char
lotte S Co tea aad Sstael Btster. dt
feadan'a Te Sana I Btaainger ef tie abo-.e asaed
defeedaata: T'a are t e-T rrtnired te
appear en the nth day ii Marcr1, 1395, tkat
aeiec the h-st day of tbe llarjh taras of
said enert, ta aaawer the eerapUiat filed
acaiaat yon in tha ah r emiLtLM eante, aad
if yoa f al to answer for want la-ia f, the
plasat ff will apply Hte ecwrt f tae n
Isef oeausdai in the ccaspiair.t feercia.
tow,.;
1st: For a jadaaaeat aeaieat Chsria'te S
Cohea for the aasa af Etcfat Haadred and
Twenty-five (S25-00) Dollar. Ugelhe
wilh raterwat tareoa a tna ra'e ef tea
per cent pe.' saaass frora the Kh day ef
Pebrtary.lS33.astd tha fenhv saas cf
One Haadred (ilOO) Do'Urs aa attarce
fee ia this salt, and for the os sad in
bararnseaU of this rslt.
Jad:.tt the naaal dee-ea ssay he amsd,
for tha sal of the iot d-ieribed is the eoaa
paint, to ail: Los aa (1) ia block twenty
three (23) ia the estr of A3aaay, Lisa
ooaaty, Orecoa, ia the auaaer prwndeti by
law. aatd that the proceeds saad sale be
ap'd ta the ptTaseot of the mat dn
plsiatiff, acd that said Charlotte S Cohen
acd 8 -mae! Buaaaer, aad all persona cUias
ng by. throws b ar aader thesu ahaMjaet
to tha exrcataoa ef the nortpigi seed
pan ia the easBplaiet. ssay be barred and.
forever fees I nasi cf a.1 right ar erraity of
rwdemptioa) ia asid fjewaahva, aad for sack
other aad fait her relief a t-j tbia ooart saay
sees usee sad rnitah'e.
Tbissawwoa pabha ied oy order af
Hon H B Hewitt Jadreof Deavtsaeat e
2, ef eaid coart. aaad apoa the 30-h
dav ci Oetaber, 1SL
Caaaty.SiLvra o3ra.MrT tt Bavcoi
Attorner far ptassti?
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StreetRailway Time Card
The car will leave corner ol First aa I
r ashing ton street as follows:
7-.40 a rn for Lebani train.
has " " Orohan Home,
tcrjo " Nooj train going aort
11:15 p-ra for noon train ifoing soutl.
1 Lebanon train.
lo " Orphans Home.
at w m
o:55 Overland train toing a.
Fr Orphan's Home en Sunday caa
leare at 230, 33a and 4-30 p m
The car will also meet all Inc
trains on the Oregon Pacific rallroa
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ALBANY, OREGON
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GM0OS, fepposlte the Rasa Hn
f ed, btaa, sh irts, G-rm meal, Gra
taut ljueiwh.at, j Jdjur, hay, 0;.
trav' potatoes, etc.
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